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New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

ORAND FANCl DRESS BAIL OF t1e Err
~ MAN LEnERKRANz SOCIETY Aesaewy ., M.e TIT RS,
DAY Feb Tickets Sb siupE coe Senruaa aai two steA
10 De ohianed iom the .olloaa9 weAosss;
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40 reenwchs n GaeoAfr. q brosdSss ChsS hAIseiA
53 WnilmSt IN esnie.l III Seeondaye ssu kasaasrs
SsWahert a. e. r. Koch - Cagghest; r. k4sAhe 81 h,sed
q. Nsabach itl Eshhst Dr re,ei 81 ks1 nhliii.tst,
sieser ~ auA "A Fnktst stems ~ Ce.arSk W. >eawas
MI Eas FoaeeutAst H. uh ChashaasI wiahsser Gee
" Savings Bauk
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
RrRRALo oATrLR MARKKr-Prn. S.

BUFFALO CATTLE MARKBT-PRB. S.
CaRecegts week $500 tbe market closes firm and
iaIc higher; 400 head for medium 7e for good and
Bc for Hogs-Recep head the market closes quiet and
Sheep Receipts 959 bead the market closes brm at
previous quotations
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

CELEBkAlloN
of.he
COMPLETION OF THE NEW BUILDING
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
aui Of
CALVARY CHAPEL.
OF THE SEw-YoRK CITY MISSIONS.
ISL woRTH-sT
THIS Monday AFTERNOON services commencing At u os'sk
Singing by tt. Children Of Hols. Of Iaiuy and iirssss -
UalOn Of cArsi,n ESor" by tie Rev J. ooou sn'A pni
Lights aud Shadows Large Ces' By the Rev John Hail. Dbl
Missionary Obligation Christianity" BY the Rev H. D. Gaass
All are cordially Invited to attend
THEATER TICKET o6EEFIIcE,
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATERS
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Smus,mtnts.

WALLACKs,v NJ, LESTER W., 49,
Doors open al "a; 10 commence ~ , oe~
EVERY EVENING KXCRPT sAT' aDAY
And SATURDAY MATINEE a, IA
Mr. W. Robertsogs New and Suc>s Comedy .ptjAd
SsoHaao0L.
This play By the gifted suhor Of Ou and Caste having bea
ZONE time ia preparation VII be presented With - -
ENTIRE NEW SCENERY MUSIC, APPOINTMENTS MECHANISM.
AMP COSTUMES.
And the following east; -
yACK P0YETz originally Payed By him Mr. LESTER WALLAGK
LORD BBAuFOY, as originally psTed By him hF D. MARLOWE
Dr. SUrCLlFFE Principal Of Cedar Grove House. -. go. - -
as Originally played BY MI yVhN uiLbbhE
Mr CHARLES FISHER
NJ, VRUX. Assistant at Cedar Grove fIOass
orginaI,, nAyed by him. J. H. STODDARf
VAUGHAN hr PhCh
JAMES, Qfib 'hf CghkAn
UAhBkEbPBRS Messra DuhaAD asu t,dn
BELLA dependent Pnpl MISS boOioa nVOhS
NAOMI TlGHB, Bsst Indian Heiress, - .
as originally played by bffIb uEhslOn
MIS- ~ BITS JOhn ohrI
TfLLY................( q ............Mss CLAYTON
MILLY........,..,.... .........,..,....MiSs ROWE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...........,. bliss F0W WLBR
s....................his DAY
LULA...............,. ......Miss JENNY TIMONY
FANNI
bALLl
JOSEPHINE ............. ...".....,.Miss McCORMlC
SUSIE .,.,..,.,..,... s...............Miss BARNES
SCBNR-IS AND NEAR CEDAR GROVE HOUSE. TlAE-IHs
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
MisttIlaatous.

CHEAP FUEL-Coke 81 so per chadrOn in
~ chaliron delivered For sale at MANHATTAN
GAS WORKS Folseuthst aud Avenue g. aud foot Of West
BighteeulhsI
yVANTED-A SURVEYORS TRANSIT IN
STRUMBNT Parties having good instrument aud willing to
SCI. low, may address TRANSIT. THbane Ohce.
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COTTON IMPORTS INTO GREAT BRITAIN.

The growth of 1S68-69 for example 900 bales)
brought 1921 ,0O0,o0O while that of l66970 worth
1921 100000. The crop this year increased thirty five
per cent but the aggregate value increased only four
teen per cent
The decline in cotton has caused heavy losses on
shipments to Liverpool which teach sautary lesson
of the mpocy of trusting to other markets than
own
To return to our own market We eHeye that the
suboined carefully prepared table, showing the weekly
receipts, shipments and price will be satisfactory
than any extended comments. 1t will be that the
commercial year opened with Sc bales hand and
closed with 20l7 bales in warehouses The receipts
foot up 1862 bales, against Jas last year The
first bale of the crop received August 25th by
Messrs Cumming Morrison from Arkansas, owing
to the fact that the planters in immediate vicinity
made effort to get in the first bale. On the 1s of
September 1863 there had been $50 bales of the new
crop received in 1869, bales, and in 1870 only bales
The estimate of receipts only embraces the cotton
actually in store. That shipped from Mrs. Canes
warehouse the river and that shipped mmedi-
ately from the levee without being put in store would
probably reach 1900 bales. Of course that brought
down from above the raft some 900 bales), great
deal of which reshpped at this point though with
out going into the warehouses; not taken into
count:
WEEKLY RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS AND PRICE OF COTTON.
Date Receipts, Shipmepts Price L. NJ,
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WESTERN PnoDUoE.-We have no means of giving
statement of the amount Of produce sold in this mar
ket with anything like accuracy. The consumption of
-four has been largely increased that of last year.
attributable to the fact that it considered cheaper
than corn meal The quantity sold in this Market and
not included in the table showing the shipments to the
INTERIOR would approximate IS, 900 barrels The price
underwent but slight fuctuation during the year
The demand for bagging and ties has been very
greatly in Of that of last year. corresponding
eorresonding to the increased cotton crop.
The demand for has been much less than il " a.
the preceding year, and We hope the coming season
will witness still greater decrease
The receipts of pork, bacon, lard sugar and coffee
would vary but little from those of the previous year
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Consignees of Merchandise

PER STEAMER NICK RrookS n nix
-Conwav r. Rnckolew D81Lo / Chamberlain 1HCoIe
i Beall 48-F Chan IS billiard 7AeS Haven 2-Hoss
l. Durham 37-Horap & Buckner TJessup Marsh &
Mex llar 50-Kimble Chase 90-Looney Cousins
8l5-Mundy & Collins 58l-Martiu Ford l]53-J Z
Phelps 29-Reiersen Gragard 20-G " Stoner $50
Stacey Poland CIV 10. to McCdtchen &co-Jas
UH 4-Thurmond Hicks 20O-White eco 2l-Thos
Shanahan ID. For Jefferson 1850
PER STEAMER TEXARKANA-Levv & Bodeuhei
tner 624-Gunther Green l5O--C NJ Hervev Isl
Kahn &bro 70-Reiersep 4 Gragard 43-F &'B ST.
Albertson &bro 33-M&co 28-M&B 25-Marshall l.
Bateman 25-Sale 4 Murphv l9-E e. B Teab Ice 4
B Jacobs l5-J Lewis i4-Conway l. Buckalew 10
FN SANCHEZ l2-J Rcou&co l0-S Kahn III A Haw-
kins 6-P&G 5, to L Mulkin-T II Morris AK An
II Rosenbotb 4-Stouer &bro &C Bradbury 3-Hy-
ans Kennedy 8-Jno Caldwell al Grim 8, to F
Shidet-R Dalland ga Droun &c Phelps q
Chris Chaffe 3 to Hamilton-G H Bond 2-R Gribble
2-J Arnold l-B NJ Johnson IF Bonnet ii Cump-
ston Ii Tompkes l-P II Kyes eco Is Herold
Is Calm &bro Victor Ii Gallant Sac 28-
W Walker 14-Waker &co 1-Templeman l. Ham
ilton 81 R Garrison &co II Brown IS F&G 69J
Dreyfus AGO So Clapp Fry5 Powell Jno Lilly
8 Jno Collins Il Sabb } 4 Norve |, to Stacey d
Poland-S Hendricks 237 J Ford 10 Mcbride
Webb 5 J Chancellor J J Mechanics Sorps& Ken
nard " Webb B Thgpen Boyd !, SO to
Martin Ford,C Bennett &bro l85 ClaPp Brown
IS b n Boren &co y 5 Dony 9-H Aston eco
B Smith K NJ 2 B & r G Mitchell l. to Jes-
sup, Marsh McKear-Peyton &bro AZ Jno Boyd
IL Moss J&E d Cremmon J C0ulbert l, So
to Thurmond Il Hicks-G Crane eco Is PAL W P
Dickson Green Thomas J W Chatham l,
10 McCutchen &co--A D Stroud 20, to Hoss Dur
ham, Hawkins BHM&cO 8, to Horn Il Stokes
Hal 8, 81 to Hervey, Esther Warren-P L Frank
l, to Texas Express Company.
RER STEAMER ERA No. lO-GWC6L 81 pkps ] 7
Carriker Al F&G Il E Lee 5 D Spain J E Scott l.
200 to Stacey Poland-SBH 50 Shaw Carlisle 81 S
Hendrisk 10 Clements Il Noel &bro 7, to Mar
tin Ford-A Kahn lO9-R Graus s. Wynn &Thur
man Al, to McCutchen &eo-J Dreytus 5$-Moch d
Well Sc II Bennett IS K Chapman F &bro
Mahoney Boyken Martin + Albertson F
solden ID 6eo IL u NJ Smith /, to Jessup, Marsh
Mckellar-SPRR &C Allemand l7--Peyton dbro
10 + Sawn s, to Thurmond Hicks-J utz I'm
NJ kaufman l2-l G Hunter IA We'll ll-W Ad
ger T. to Cumming d Morrison Hawkins 6, to
Horr Stokes-P Cyprlan 4-E&B Jacobs 4-Kimble
d C y m 4-aoS IS Durham % Sex Elk 20 d
nansep S-ueo DeTT q III ID Hamton 2rDhaui
- poi - "a 49, - DiaIu 6Ers NJ NUM-
49, H"nI p W. y InelPs - halhey Is Fit-
AIMS ms. -" > 70 sutherland q rage
PER STEAMER LOTAWANNA-JHB 90 pkgs
Aco 432 J&JC CIVIC CAL DIR % DC&co IS F&G
Is H&C 3 Nick CM BkS l, to Stacey Poland
RIB lOl JBt NAV % GIN l, to Martin Ford A
H&G q S&F l, to Thurmond Htcks-JHS&son
70 BNB CAB IS T&H 45 RBH KAT Al Him NJ
.Jessup Marsh l. McKelar-S&C 50 Map Is Lap / to
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disposal and the tabular statements OF few of our
leading houses, to whose gentemanly clerks we are
much indebted for courtesies in this regard
corTos-This staple is beyond all question the great
lever that moves commercial world-the found H
ton upon which rests financial welfare. To the
increased receipts of the past year more active i'm
pulse to every other branch of trade has given sympa
thetc response and, with the present prospects OF
fair yield and increased acreage, may safely cal
culate upon en- larged prosperity though the
price may be decreased from that of last year We
indebted to the Annual Statement OF the New Orleans
Pcayune for the following table and comments upon
the cotton Market remarkng that the receipts at that
point for the year 208, 900 bales valued at $780,
o0o against 84l sl6 bales last year. valued at $685.
826 ,055:
I'VE give below the consumption of cotton in Europe
and the United States and the production of the Sout
The figures of 1870 mere estimates
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Hotel Arrivals,

BROOKS HOUSE. Tuesday, Sept. MIR. and
Louis; Taylor Gibson Vienna, La; Victor Lengfeld
St. Louis E. E. Conger, s. G. Turman, NJ. F. White
B. W. McEachern, Samuel Hopkins, New Orleans
G. B. Hamilton, John Feber, city W. P Hurry, Tex;
D. Dixon, Grand Bayou; VIM. Pegram, Greenwood
T. D. Dupree and family. Miss; 5. |. Davenport Cal;
F. H. Reynolds, n. O.; j: D. borough, Tyler, Texas
ferson Texas; F. F. Bell, La; j. NJ. Harter, Hallve,
Texas F. L. Petrie, Monroe, La. J. H. McVean, Cad
do Parish; G. W. Douglass La; G. Cock, P. E. Cock,
Texas; 5. NJ. Moore, Miss J. Wilcox, st. Louis; G.
G. Hamilton, Steamer Texarkana.
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$1,000 REWARD.

heBINGS VIA FUEA cures al Liver, Kidney
~ and Bladder Diseases Organic Weakness, Fem ale
Affections General Debility and all complaints of the
Urinary Organs IN male and female.
1000 will also be paid for any of Blind Bleed
ing Itching PILES that DeBing's Pile Remedy fails
to cure.
Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
Laboratory-142 Franklin street, Baltimore. Nd.
may17-d&wIyl
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,

WE authorized to announce D. HENRY DYER
w as candidate for Justice of the Peace for Ward
Mo-. (se7
RE7E are authorized to announce CHARLES Il.
w SPILKER as candidate for Justice of the
Peace tor Ward No. f. at the ensuing election. lse6
XXTE are authorized to announce WIN. d. WYLIE
w as a candidate for Justice of the Peace for the
Fourth Ward of this Parish, subject nomn atlon
should one be made. seq
NNTE are authorized to announce S. D. PITTS as
w candidate for Justice of the Peace for Ward
Mo-. SEE
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Consignees per Texas Express Companv

r Frank, Z ShuIer, " Carter, j Bitch, Jno
y burgess, Leach, A Hardy, Rungan, B Col
hns, q Slmonds, None G Heller j T Jones ] ] Jar
8Iatt' ) Groves, W Hunt. Mrs White, A Sim
p Sn, Thompson, L NJ NeGough, a Loeb, VT
j Frank, Adam Kuhn, W Dodd Mrs L Rev
IlTlos, AeCGHen, ) Rosengreen, j English, 4 E
srMrght' Smith, ] & Hall, NJ Evans, L \ Baxter q
q lliotson, Walker, Robinson's Circus
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r e GIST r A TION
PARISH OF CADDO.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Office of the Su
~ pervisor of Registration for this Parish will be
opened following named places, for the Revision
Correction of the Lists of Registered Voters of the
Parish
At shreveport, in the Court House, from September
5th 2uth at Mooringsport from Sept. ed to 26th
Greenwood from September 29th 30th at Spring
Ridge from october Sd to 9th Wards store, from
October 10th to 14th at Shreveport, from October
18th to 18th.
all qualified electors of the Parish who were not
registered in 1885, under State Laws, and desiring to
register notified make application to tue Super
VISOR at the places above mentioned
All registered voters who have changed their places
residence since the last registration, notified to
appear this office and have such change noted upon
registry books and upon their certificates of regis
traton.
Registration for the Parish will close finally Friday
October 2sth 1870. c. W. kEETlNG,
Supervisor of Registration,
se3dlt&w2tl Caddo Parish
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Died

On the morning of the 4th inst, FREDERICK W,
infant son OF the late +. W. and Elizabeth II. Tally,
aged sew ca months aud three days.
On the 10th day of August, at his residence, in Bos
ser Parish, Dr.. WILLIAM NJ. BURT OF South Caro-
lima, in the hltysixth year OF his age.
blessed in the sight of the Lord is the death of His
saints"
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Married:

On the 18th, in Minden, at the residence of the
brides mother, by the Rev. Dr. Dazeli, Mr.. BEaJ s.
LEWIS, of Shreveport, to Miss BELLE s. NEWTON,
daughter of IKE late MIDI A. 5. s. Newton of Madison
parish
Tensas parish paper please copy.
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SOAP! SOAP! SOAP!

ME undersigned having just opened his large aud
J. extensive SOAP WORKS al this place is now
prepared to furnish soap of every variety from the
finest toilet the common soft SOAP in any quantity
Butchers, hotel and boarding house keepers paid the
highest market price for tallow, grease and fat.
For sale by all merchants.
je8-d&wtf J. A. MAUTE.
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1ll,6l8 l0g,60l
Stock on hand September !, 1870 2ol7
GoLD.-The following table will give correct view
Of the fluctuations in gold in this market New Orlea
and New York
u-
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r EGISTR A I'll O N
PARISH OF CADDO.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Office of the Su
Nv pervsor of Registration for this Parish will be
opened the following named places, for the Revision
and Correction of the Lists of Registered Voters of the
Parish:
At Shreveport in brick building on Texas street,
opposite the Court House, from Sept. 9Th to goth at
from Sept 18th 30th at Spring Ridge, from Oct, Sd
to Oct 9TH Wards Store, from Oct. 10th to l4th
Shreveport, from Oct 18th to 2sth.
Ali qualified electors of the Parish who were not
registered in 1885, under State Laws, and desiring to
register, notified to make application to the Super
visor, at the places above mentioned.
All registered voters who have changed their places
appear this office and have such change noted upon
their certificates of registration.
Registration for the Parish will close finally Friday,
October 18th, lS76. r==z K i +. L. HAICH,
Supervisor of Registration,
se3dlt&w2tl Caddo Parish.
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FOR SHERIFF.

WE are authorized to announced JAMES NJ. WILL
w SON as q candidate for Sheriff of Caddo Parish
at the ensuing election. aug Wtd
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Commercial Intelligence.

SOUTH ESTERE OFFICE,
Shreveport, September 7, 1870
The business of the past week has shown no materi-
al improvement Cotton has continued depressed, and
the receipt of the surrender Of Napoleon and McMa
hons command gold declined TO 1l2, and very dull at
those figures
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1870 bales 2,Ol1
Received yesterday IL
2,131
Shipped yesterday MISREPRESENTATION. y
Shipped previously 80. ....-...........-.. Do o.
Stock on hand 1904
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Shreveport Price Current.

CMADE FROM ACTUAL SALES. AS THEY TRANSFERRED
It should be understood that quotations, gener.
ely, represent the wholesale prices, in United States
In filling small orders. higher rates will
tn-r
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FOR SALE.

A CART and Harness. Payment will be taken in
se7-3tI 81 Milan street.
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Aosai ..'.. ....''.-...'...-' o,ooo,ooo
Gas an indication of the progress made by the South
toward her former supremacy in the British Market
comparison of the imports into Great Britain up to
August IL, 1870, will show that American cottons com
pose over SO cent of the total in weight and So
cent in number of bales, against A per cent. last
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:,
the consumption OF coffee may De an exception, ON
TO the fact that its use by the freedmen is becoming
mora ranar.l
a.oIe sehei
WAREHOUSE RusINEss--Ihe 1oiioWlng Is summary
Of the receipts of merchandise by receiving and
forwarding merchants ner steamers and forwarded bv
- c.t, ,oec
:. -. :, 90
uis.aI,anaons art;o,ash.-rs,s half barre,s
casks. cases Kegs. crates hogsheads, bales
packages, etc., 2l5,A9
oarrels hour o,'9so
Bundles IRON ties 1925
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local INTELLIGENCE.

METEOROLOGICAL RECoRp--Furnished by Messrs
Bogel Duringer, Druggists, Milan street;
TUESDAY Sentember 4
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FOR STATE TREASURER.

WYE are authorized to announce ADAM GIFFEN
w of New Orleans, candidate for the office OF
State Treasurer subject to the decision of the Demo-
crate Convention. all ID
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FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS

Leaves on SATURDAY, September 10.
THE new, elegant and light, draught Car
stssT.t p ter-line packet r.. J. LOCKWOOD,
will leave, above on the arrival of the cars from
Hsllvile. For freight or passage on board or to
SET JAS. E. PHELPS, Agent
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-17

THEArER were glad to note a
we'll filled house last evening-Mr. Proc
tors benefit. The new and clever play
Of Outahlanchet was presented, Mr..
Proctor sustaining the part Of the hero
and Indian Chief. He played it splen-
didly. 1t is q "Noble Red Man" in
deed, in his hands. Miss Sue Robin
sons Sylvia was given in her most
effective style. The performance began
with "The Rebel Chief in which Mr..
p. appeared as O'Neil and Miss. Robin.
son as Helen. These accomplished ar
fists rendered their parts with superb
effect. Tonight is the very last Of the
season. The plays are "william Tell"
Mr.. Proctor as the noble Swiss-an6
"The youth Who never saw woman
Miss Robinson in her favorite char.
ae,er of Coiis, With sosgs. This has
bssn y most satitfactbry and successful
eSpAgsment,, asd oir .pIAyscsrs :shosld
feel dely thankfuPs6 X1.Heref4tssuebt.
f.aa u ~ tcI-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-17

LOOK TO YouR LAURELs, SILVER STARS.
We yesterday received the following
telegram
CARLIN, April l6, 1870.
To CARSON APPEAL Striped Stock
ings beat the Central Pacific Club fifty
two tallies. T. PERKINS.
This looks as if the Striped Stockings
we're ION it," Now, let the champions
=" Silver Stars "-lose no time in
challenging these victorious Elkoites to
a match game for the silver ball. We
believe that under the rules of base
ball, the champions have a right to Sc
lect the ground upon which the game
should be played. This arrangement
would make Carson the place for a
match between the Silver Stars and the
Striped Stockings. Much obliged to
Bro. Perkins for bis dispatch.
THERE WAS QUITE a numerous congre-
cation of little folks at the matinee yes.
,erday afternoon. The Jibbenainosay
was played with Mr.. Proctor's accus.
toned excellence of acting and the effici-
cient support of Miss. Robinson and the
rest of the troupe.
FLORA BaAY is in Virginia city and is
under engagement to appear at Piper's
Opera House. Bring her down here
John
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SUM mons 8.

| Nevada State Revenue Stamp Fifty Cents.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
L Judicial District of the State of Nevada, in and
for the County of Ormsby. Lucy ]. Gaddy
Plaintiff VS.. Octavis B. Gaddy, Defendant. Action
brought in the District Court of the Second Judi
cal district of the State Of Nevada in and for the
County Of Ormsby, and the complaint filed in said
County Of Crmsby, in the Office of the Clerk Of
said District Court. The State Of Nevada sends
greeting to Octavis B. Gaddy, Defendant. You
are hereby required to appear in u tiOn brought
| against you by The above named plaintiff in the
District Court of the Second Judicial District Of
the State of Nevrda, in and for the County of
Ormsby and to answer the complaint filed therein
"a copy of which accompanies this summons)
within ten days exclusive Of the day Of servce)
after the service on you Of this suMmons-if
served within this county; or if served out of this
county, but in this District, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you. The said action
10 brought to obta decree Of this Court dissolv.
ing the bonds Of matrimony existing between the
above named parties to this action, upon the
grounds Of your (defendant) having failed for two
years last past to provide plaintiff and child with
the common necessaries of life and by reason Of
habitual gross drunkenness, on your part, con-
tracted since marriage For the care, custody and
tiff. And judgment against you for costs Of this
suit. All of which more fully appears by said
complaint. certified copy of which accompanies
this summons. And you are hereby notified that
if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required. the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed in her said COM
plant. Given under my hand, and the seal Of the
District Court Of the Second Judicial Dist
TsEAL lrict of the State of Nevada in and for the
County Of Ormsby, this LIST day Of April,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred aud seventy. TT: EDWARDS, Clerk.
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WE BEG PARDON of such of our careful
readers as noticed BY reading an editorial
in yesterdays Appeal that we were reckless
enough to make Mrs. Mcfarland Richard
son the father of her husbands children
The statement can hardly be said to be
founded on fact. We meant to say that Nc
Farland is the putative father of Mrs. Nc
Farland-Richardson's children. Mrs. McF
r. 10 no gentleman.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-17

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Preaching
by the Rev. l. N. Hurd, to-day, at III a.
NJ, and y pm.
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NJ. E. CHuRCH.-Preacbing at II a. m {.
and y p. m, to-day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-17

EASTER SERVICES in St. Peters Church
at a. m. and IL a. m. Sunday School to-
day at u o'clock. Anniversary exercises
will commence at q p. IN.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-17

Service in the Catholic Church a.
III a. IN. day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-17

BALL AT EMPIRE.-Mr. Davis of The
Empire House, Empire City, will give a
ball at his place on the evening of Mon
day May End.