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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-09
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST.

As A HOLIDAY PRESENT. NOTHING WOULD
BE NJKE APPRECIATED THAN
On UF THESE MACHINES.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-09
TO PARENTS AND GU AR
DIANS!

Y'HE BJECT OF TFIS ADVERTISEMENT
| Is to give notice 10 Parents a d Guardians,
that the School re, emily taugAt by Mr. Law,or
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
AMIySEMENT8-

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sILLlARosi
BUSINESS pEfoaE OK PLEASURE.
saafI VII biHs5 Il S51 SHARP
Romeo .a TS sjs
ni%rn iM@fnAY Nov. yess. iP,spaTn,iGn
'-A JACK ShkfrAFR; TicE. Or the IDLE ArrSES'
Is READY ro BE PRESENTED.
SsM SpSsseE bsAsAy sn'lssy
by Mr. J. M''l''s's' sni1,,is S%s NJ &asr,
BOUNDING Nav yAxis; stssHHs. 3; E#E rsAlHlr''
4sS $S%S$B$S sSsSIssa sass sD MUSIC
"''' 'A' D'Ami T%o v 'Ns GALLEY SLAVES.
r5aHf.sEyEsTS S'S HyEs1sp rlEsSHaaa5r lTgySHAHas5S
SEVENTH ZIP WEEK
MR. GEO; Z, fSx's POPULAR
WEE WILLIE wINKIE
WEE WILLIE wINxIES n THE CITY. xs cro J. FOX
harlequin Hollywood Fan;.oSa D. Bssns
issmsn. The Wonderful liss % sanas s a.@A'
occasion aoa
b;s Esrs aArNE on THURSDAY Nov "a hanksgvins for
~ GLOBE, s99kMERLY b9kSIERLY NEW YORK THEATRE:
Brilliant sssss:. q is s:-
EE:Sss EIE:$s: :isH$:s :Es:$ss
in his new Sketches and Songs.
): Y. Y. sSAsBkE%s sSAsBEE%s !
in his Original ske Oh, emitted
THE wA4s wA4ss Srss nsss In in NUMBER
sIasSk sIsssSk l. /. ESzabDs; hSzAbA;;
y The Morld Renowned y%ggsr y .ur
1sS ..s.s' r.s.
mF GG.a' BESTas SESHa s'' rSsSrRi : nEsnG Hfa'fi
HTisEE TsEE EbSsPz %EbSEsBky zSB zSD siFSSDzF
NIBLos GARDEN. .!E!!.vs. crccrss SIsLo's s GARDEN
s'a'''''l'' T 's'slFrssrT; lF;s sf:ia. Of
'1.s1 Nl be pEsssp VA s1ss " Ts3P&as.
h''1 snn =: asSs ssSs'r;s , a's Frank Mayo
ulreh McMurrn ass'i sa rs 81 eh. s. shewel
SSi Ssra De President Of Gonna
Isss oarns daughter. 1eaninas
THE CAMP OF THE RAPPARi'Es.
/ THE ROOM IN CLONTULLAGH CASTLE
THE ESCAPE BY FIRE.
i THE PAGS IN THE MOUNTAINS.
| THE RUINS OF MONA CASTLE
| THE GLEN OF THE ROCKS.
| -, ACT III.
| THE BEACON TOWER AND KEEP,
| THE MOAT AND BATrLEMENTS.
| THE DUEL TO THE DEATH.
| In preparation, the great spectacular drama OF
| The BLACK CROOK.
! TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 3l BoWERY.
i Engagement at a unprecedented sslary of
| MILES ZOE AND LILA,
the fearless and Female Aeasts in their terrific
,TRANSEPf FLIGHT AND MID AIR SUMMEksAULTs.
Leoard the Hanlons &C., oclpsed BY ZOE and LILA aged
10 and 10 years,
| LITERALLY FLYING THROUGH THE AIR
A new drama OF great interest entitled
THE BOTTLE AND ITS VICTIMS.
POLLY DAILY, TONY PASTOR and the STAR TROUPE.
ZOE AND LILA MATINEES Wednesday and Saturday
| ITO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.
A rare and constantly
WOOD CUTS ~
from fresh and original
designs, on hand at the
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE
~ Nassau street,
OLD Herald Building,
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
UOPARTNERSHIPs.

ROTICE.-MR c. sCHOONMAKER HAS THIS DAY,
1N November withdrawn from the OF George Parsons
Co. by mutual the business OF said hrm oeng
continued by GEORGE PARSONS.
Mr. G. schoonmaker still continues with house at No. IL
Park place.
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CARD.-COAL AND IRON ESTATES, GENUINE
n Cold and SILVER Mines Stone, Slate and Marble Quar-.
nes MIL Properties, Water Powers. Iron Foundries and
manu- acturng companies
O. II. PHELPS Co, Financial Agents.
% broadway, head OF Wall street, New York.
= AFFIDAVIT.
" H. Pheps, beng sworn, that his firm have made
actual bona hde cash or coal properties, stone
RES ANA IRON foundres the same) 10 tho
amount Of over $4,000 since October IL, 1870.
C. II. PHELPS.
Sworn TO before this 18th day OF November, 1870,
ohAS d. kErouEL Notary Public, lis Broadway, n Y.
- REFERENCES.
ras,. = AInqa ESQ., Of Bstes Goa wholesale dry
LIE Insurance Company 1877 Broadway New York; Hon.
y, " s. Brown, proprietor Democrat Rochester, N. r.;
nah, Ga. ---'T'
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

AMUSEMwNrs
R0orHs THEATRE.
sad to ssth TIME
FoURrEEsyH WEEK
Sa SHas
In his woridrenowned character OF
"RIp VAN wINKLE."
In Boucicaulrs beautiful Legendary Drama
and SATURDAY MATINEE, at ~ O'Clock.
Seat. secured TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
.. The theatre at m Branch Ticket once. at Di.son Co.'S
ICLks. ELKs, ELKs.
u EEKs: EEEEKks: EEss: EEEs: EEKs. EEKs:
AeARgAE 4His aErasssSs. TX sSs.0'
THIRD SSSJaL SSshs i'iS sEsrr1r
Benevolent .ns $1,Ss rSssee'lvs orasra
al ay Tns sss sTasS
THIS 'fOfRs@Ai9s, Rop. is,, 49, sxtkHSooS.
Doors open at Performance commences ata
'D' Soasss. u.s. Private Boxes. ST. so 2o' sis Dollar
foD2S q SSSA vEsHyly, EsRAy, TODAY
vHs wEsThEF Mxss Eo NSiS ~
The greatest mirthfu timo
~ sn M Tss Ne Fss Sis.s o. SSs ss'. ,.ss.,~
earth dsdsa % preaaos msrseIIca. an .'rss.on
A.s ss he Ss Tsss
enterprise professional unity for tins afternoon
See aud remember the event.
One of the greatest of tho period.
hTH STREET THEATRE
MRS i. W. LANDER
"'' II his !aoNpAY, and TUESDAY Ev GS1Sos,
HnsSTTn nRSshsT 4 her cJEps gEss historic reAI1atCn
TALE OF r. rHE fnHS REiSS IA = a;ss q rnanon
"''aa ''' W" '9Hf T%k 'f MAR IsR', t,ss Of Liberty
ADaiiS' - = 'LEdDTvslsk. EtGsT sHlak
| yVALLAcKs
"'' "'- ,sAND MANAeGR..MR. LESTER wALLAcH
Z SPLENDID TRIUMPH
~.t.s This (TUESDAY) November ID,
will be presented
for the second time f. years, Holcroy. ..,..
Characters by Mr. John aber R MIN M ,eo,U. c,r. ~
-. .-. 'DAn' ~' )" ID. I: LfSnnSa F%1iy NJ, u,
j. Curran MI. j. Peck Miss Enc Gerroon.
WEDN EsDAY NoVenSes owe M.ss is. iSl'.sofI JoS Rurn
THURSDAY, November IL THE ssRinus Fxmuv
SATURDAY SiaR4 SsEIR4r II TIE & rE FTyHds N5sn 70
tbea,s eaaes OF numerous friends requeners Of IN,
vii, .o,,,s.. SERIES OF MATlNEES
~, ~ : ,ssAA1TgRDAY. NOV 10, at .PM,
rufg Barnett, ss s;.ssS comedy Of
Of WIN se Of the first this
" 'As''d'" TIE rmisssgitoeS s9MoSSL FOR SCANDAL.
q 'no produclon rT4s 81 sTs two ney ,ee,nedes
l
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

I INA EDwIN's THEATRE, 72O BROADWAY
~ Every evening at 3; Saturday Matinee at g
krerormance commences with Crnyen's original Comedy OF
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

N SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR TWENTY sixth
IA street M ABRAHAMS will pay the beat nrces raw
Cast "a cicthns BY calling or addressing Ladies attended
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

lIYANTED-A PARTNER To ASSIST IN THE PUBLI.
w cation Of daily paper New York; must be
printer and have small capital Address H. ID. H., He raid
The New York herald., 1870-11-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A TTENT1ON.-S60000 IN CASH WAS RECEIVED no
"A purchase wearing arpearal carpets, furniture, &c
The following prices promise TO silk dresses,
from W 70 800; gents coats from 5 20 pants from 3
call send note to Mr. or Mrs. ROSENBER 246 Seventh
0' - -
The New York herald., 1870-11-15

IA street-M. LEON pays The Highest prica for ii,
and eentemens cast OF Wearing Apparel Carpets &c. La
dies waited on BY Mrs. Leon. ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17

the country, and not only have all re-
quests for condemned ordnance, to be
used 10 the construction OF such monu-
ments, been promptly granted, but a gen.
eral law was passed 10y which any asso
citation can obtain such ordnance for this
purpose from the Secretary of War.
IL. So far as a law of Congress can
settle it, our national cemeteries are to be
protected in al the States. This law
was passed to meet attempts made by
citizens in several of the late rebel States
looking to the restoration Of the grounds
selected as military burial places to the
former owners. 1t gives Congress ex-
elusive jurisdiction over all such grounds,
when once any State has consented to
their purchase by the United States. 1,
is further made the duty of the Secretary
of War to communicate with the Gover-
nors of all the States, within which such
cemeteries are located, for the purpose Of
securing consent to such purchase.
In short, wherever it has been shown
that laws passed in the interest Of soldiers
worked bardships to any class of them,
they have been promptly remedied; and
wherever additional Legislation seemed
called for, it has been speedily prepared
and passed. The interests of the living,
the widow and children of the dead, and
the graves Of the deal, have each and
all received attention. Cor. Cincinnati
Gazette.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17

ed, and all with money earned by father
and mother, and without which their
home will be jeopardized. must pay
it. must have it. will have it-but
how?
wonder if Jack Armsby is really
what he told me. and what l supposed
him to be? If / was in the receipt of a
salary of $4,000 per year, with the pros
poets he has of rise, | would not refuse
poor devil troubled as am a paltry
two hundred to get out with. l mp
preached Jack this afternoon in bust
ness way; to morrow | will appeal to him
as friend-I will tell him the situation
am in, and If he has any soul at ell be
will throw this plank to me. Jack Arms
by is my only hope, and will trust IN
him. If he fails me -
land confident in the soul of his friend,
our young man laid him down and slept.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17
kpvERTIsIHG RATES.

A will tt counted the space of one inch.
Business cards. 5 ines or less, s. 90
Legais charged ut the rates prescribed by statute.
Special n'ticss Is cents per line for first insertion.
and 10 cents for each sub sequent insertion.
Transient advertisements must he paid for in adj
vance; all others quarterly,
Advertisements not other wise ordered will lie con-
tnued until ordered out, ind charged accordingly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17

The Corn BUG.-Every one is more
or less familiar with the potato bug and
the rapid and certain manner in which il
destroys field after field of that most val
liable and necessary of all vegetables, the
murphy" for several seasons have pass
ed since they made their appearance
among us, and still they are ut their work
in manner that bids defiance to Paris
Green or any other remedy.
But there is another animal Of about
The same size aud appearance, only dark
er in color, that has attacked the corn
fields in this section. and bids fair to be
quite as much Of nuisance, if not more
so, than its brother the potato bug.
We were shown to day several ears of
corn partially destroyed, one of which
had seven of the bugs under the husks
craunching away in a manner that made
us feal the days of hoe cake were nearly
over. They do not seem to harm tho
stalk itself but content themselves with
the corn. commencing at the top of the
ear while in the milk and soft aud work
ing their~way downward, eating out the
very centre of the kernel. One night
seems to be sufficient for five OF six bugs
to destroy whole ear of large size, so
rapid are their opeIations.-La Crosse
Democrat.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
4 Great Public Want Supplied.

INFORMATION RELATIVE TO CLAIMS AT
WASHINGTON OR ELSEWHERE,
TINOJIRlES promptly answered relative 10 PEN
IL sions, Bonnties Patents. internal Revenue il
business before any OF the Departments Of the
Roth members of our firm having for many years
been connected with the Government. IN various
departments of its service, we have superior ad-
vantages ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS upon any point
of public business.
IN letters enclosing so CENTS, fcffh
stamp for return postage, will be Immediately an
swered and explicit and satisfactory information
given Ii Willie carefully obtained, so as 10 make
IT absolutely reliable.
We also attend, reasOrabfe terms, 70
the collection of claims, public and private; Ex-
"a to patentability of supposed inventions; The
obtaining of patents; The purchase and sale or
throughtrust agents with whom We are IA cor
Parties having lands for sale. especially in the
southern states will find it to their advantage TO
send us all description of their premises, with
terms. &c.
This must be accompanied by one dollar and
stamp. The most diligent efforts made I o dispose
of all property entrusted to US III sold. a mOder
ate fee I2s per cent? charged. FRANCIS
HOYT,is authorized to act agent for US at
him will receive prompt attention. We refer by
especial permission, to
Hon. j. j. Martin. Sixth Auditor ofthe Treasury
for the Post Office Department
Hon. ID. p. Holloway, late Commissioner OF Pa
tents Washington, ID. e.
Rives Bailey. proprietors Congressional Globe,
Washington, ID. C.
And to the members generally ofthe 41st Con-
NILES g. DAVIS. Information Agents.
Office No. 45S Seventh st, Wash'ton ID. C..
WN. ]. NILES, of NJ JACOB X, DAVIS Ga.
1899. ..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17

TIE HASTINGS & DAKOTA RAILWAY.
This road passed under the control of
the Milwaukee 81 st. Paul Railroad Com
pany on Monday last. 1t maintains.
however, distinct organization, with
Russell Sage as president and treasurer,
w. G. LeDuc as vice president, and ID.
C. Shepard as chief engineer, and will
soon be put upon financial basis that
will insure its successful running, and the
speedy construction Of the line beyond
the Minnesota River. 1t has not yet
transpired who the other officers. are to
be, but we have faith to believe that E..
p. Stowell will be continued as secretary,
and G.. G. Clement as master mechanic.
This change comprehends the early com
pIetion of the road, aud will involve flu
ture railroad combinations which must
be of vast importance to this city.-Has
tings Gazette 10TH inst.
"I4iver Complaint" Indigestion. Dys-
pepsia, Disease of the Kidneys and BIad-
der, and those chronic diseases peculiar
to females as Weakness, Irregularities,
Weak Back, and Laucorrhea. are cured
in one.third the time necessary to cure
them with any other remedy, 10y using
DR.. Pierce's Alternative Extract of Co.
den Medical Discovery. Sold by Drug
gists or send three add quarter dollars
to r. " Pierce. NJ. D., Buffalo. N. Y,
aud get three bottles free of Express
charges.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17
MARSHAL MCMAHON.
Sketch OF French Commander in the
Great Battles fought Lately.


Marshal Marie Edme Patrice Maurice
Mcmahon, Duke of Magenta. born at
SutIy, July l3, 1908, is defendant of
an cid Irish Catholic family attached to
the Stuarts. He entered the military
school of St. Cyr in 1925. won his first
laurels in Algeria, where be fought in mum
erous battles and minor engagements, and
became conspicuous through his bravery
and daring during the assault on Con
stautine. His superiority as tactician
became soon apparent, and was fully app
preciated and rewarded by rapid advance
ment. His long career as a military
commander in the colony, and his never
ceasng activity in behalf of the firm es-
tabli.bment of French authority in North
ern Africa were interrupted, for some time
at least, by his recall to France in 1855.
1t was not, however, the intention of the
government TO let him remain inactive;
he was, on the contrary, Immediately
assigned to the command of division of
infantry, forming part of the army under
Marshal Bosqqet. Here he laid the
foundation of his military glory by the
ever memorable and successful assault on
the Malskoff Notifications at Sebastopol.
which had generally been considered i'm.
preguable. In 1857 he returned TO
Algeria, forced the revolving KabyIas in
to submission aud was soon appointed
commander in Chief of all the French
forces there on land and sea. The out
break of the Italian war, in 1859. caused
his return to France, when he was assign
ed to the command of the Second Corps
of the Alps The victory of Magenta
has been mainly attributed to the brilliant
action of Marshal Mcmahon, who was
accordingly created Duke of Magenta on
the field of battle.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17
IN EPEGR4.H.

Two children in two neighboring villages
Playing mad pranks along the heathy ieas'
Two strangers meeting at a festivals;
Two lovers whispering by an oIchard,Wan;
Two lives bound fast In one with gol9on ease
Two graves grass-green beside gray church-.ower
Washed with still rains aud daisy blossomeoi
Two children i'm one hamlet born ana pred:
So runs the round Of life from hour 10 nour.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwELRY, &C.,
A Farm Of One Hundred Acres
FOR NOTHING

A compilation with full and accurate explana-
tions of the HOMESTEAD LAWS, enabling and in
structing any person how to secure one hundred
acres of rich farming land for nothing, six months
before leaving home, and in the richest and most
productive portion of the great west. you con-
template emigration send fifty cents for this work
You will never regret it. NJ f MAYNARD.
S-3m st Louis. Mo
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-17

The Rothcbilds have the credit Of hav-
ing lost $50, 000,0 by the fall in Eu-
ropean stocks, caused by the war.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-05-21
THE LAND WE LOVE.
By GEN. .. III. Hill.
late 81 De soalhern Arnn.

RvoTFD 10 1IrpRATURE, ApTo.
lpre and general Intelligrs.
aad containing REPORTS Of BAH.
Incidents aud Anecdotes Of tBe NJ
never before published.
This il the vheappst Maga5ips
the south, aid il has reached "
sue IF Twelve Thousand copips.mor
ly, ii the frat year Of it's existqm
It's Circulatian embraces all tia n
ritories, and all the States e..
three Of the Northeastern. Eno
aged BY this generonspatronagp X
proprielurs are using every exer
10 make the Magazine more aih
i've aud more useful. The serf
If some of the most talented Will
If the country have been sec
aud no article will be pnbE
which has not real substantial
it. Engravings and Illusust.
will BE introduced.
The Margarine aims to prpsav
record Of the hpr0icm and endgna
the wit and humnr Of the SaIb
soldiery. Published in OhsIoa
North Carolina, by Hill, lrwinkG
TERMS Three dollars ysar
advance one dollar and haE
six months. Specimen copies III
ty.fve cents each. Subscrit
can be dated back, if desired.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-05-21
How to avoid a bad HUSBAND


l. Never marry for wealth. A
woman's life consistent not ID the
things she possesseth.
2. Never marry a fop, who struts
about dandy-like, in his gloves and
rufaes, with d silver cane and rings
on his fingers. Beware! there is a
trap.
5. Never marry a niggardly,
close-fsted, mean, sordid wretch,
who saves every penny, or spends
it grpdgingly. Take care, lest he
stint you to death.
A. Never marry a stranger, whose
character is not known or tested.
Some females jump into the fire
with their eyes wide open.
5. Never marry o mono or a
drone, one who drawls and drag
giles through life, one foot after
another, and let's things take their
own course.
8. Never marry man who treats
his mother or sister unkindly OF
indifferently. Such treatment is d
sure Indication of mean and
wicked man.
z. Never, on any account, marry
q gambler, a profane person, one
who in the least speaks lightly 81
God or religion. Such a man car
never make husband.
8. Never marry a sloven, a mar
who is negligent Of his person o.
his dress, and is filthy id his hab,
its. The external appearance i
an index to the heart.
8. Shun the rake, as snake
yipor, d very demon.
10. Finally, never marry MAJ
who Is addicted to the use OF arden
spirits. Depend upon It, you al,
better off alone than yoa would b,
tied to d man whose vitals are be-
ing gnawed ont BY alcohol.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-05-21


II you should ever est margied, John,
I'll tel. sou whatto dos
Go get D little tenement
just bic enough for twol
And one square room for company
And one square bed within 1t,
And il Won begin loves life Alright,
You'd better thus begin Il
in furniture Be moderate, John,
And let the stated chairs wait;
One looking glass viii do far bothl
Aoarsei and loving mate;
and Brussels, too, and other things,
Which makes a iine ap{le france,
Ik yen can better afford i, they
VIII look better 4 year henca.
Some think they must have pictures,
Superb and costly too; John,
Your wife will be 5 picture, John,
Let that suffice for Won,
Remember how the wise man said,
A tent and love within il
is better than d splendid house,
With chickering's every minute
And one word as To cooking, John
Yonr wife can do the best,
For love to make tho biscuit rise,
is better fax than yeast,
No matter If each day yon don't
Bring turkey To your table;
Twill better relish by and by
When you are better abe.
For al you buy pay money, John
Money that very day.
If you would have your life run smooth,
There is no better way,
a note to pay is an ugly thing
A thing you choose to call 1t
When it hangs over a man who has
No money in his wallet.
And now when you are married, John,
Don't try to ape the rich;
IT took them many a toilsome year
To gain their enyied niche,
And ii youshould gain the summit, j ohm,
Look well 10 your beginning;
And then with all you win repay
The toll and care Of winning,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-05-21
AGRICULTURE HOREcOSl
VIM & Nv. y. jon

N
With i large eOrpS9oi aoe
hnsms. lts pages sIpefs
tiMps an all qnesiiops Fl
iha farmer and esp
Sdutheru farmer
ii III circulated freely icy
II IL Texaa and offers Y
implements, seeds. if'lltH
an unsurpassed med W. NJ, -
ing Those things M tllF
lic, who ave more s'la
"a Ia obtaining taoo,
chimes. goud seed gola
.
Address
southern Cnlt ..; (.
aa96 AAh
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1870-05-21
- charles I.odge 10. I05

Off IA. M. holds its regular meet
.hqs at the Masonic Hall, every third
saturday Of each month, at Z o'clock
p. nj. an transient brothers IN good
,tanding are invited to attend.
u. r. Sims, W M.
]. w. BRYAN, Secretary.
Lake Charles, a., April %, 1870.