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, 1870-08-22


the Ihi'd lTussiau ArHy Corp unter the Prince
RcEa!, which had been advancing nom Bar 1e Dnc.
FEttch hcFptstn alone bxined this plan. which, II
successful, would have 1ef1 france without other
defenders than the "a" ieyes In Chalons. Ra-
z1lner light IN Tuesday, the i6Ih. defeated, or
mNf,nct! rather the attempt OF the iusstan army.
which tas been hadiy punished.
foSpoS. p. m.-The war news IA yerE meagre.
Late cd,.iens Of the journals tht7 evening have
Int ',tle frcna the battlefield Of Thursday aad
fItda. date. aud nothing at all Of to-iay;a
LDAppS, Aur. qa-p11yate aiytces from Paris
p,x dict tho certain rising OF r expulsion
Of tie Honarartts.s fson France, the cFcat!cn Of
T.tchu 81 Dictator, AMI the eyeutual restoration
OF tie Q,Ieau,sss.
The repuyse.l tnsutonlnation Of the t;anle Mo-
h,1e at Chslnns Is combined. Insulting cries are
made asstos: the Euncror aat his ofYlce!z, and
the wort sftr1t ia manifested. The whole Garia
arc to b. transferred IN Pan. aud scs,;erel
auonc tyoons On the fcrs.ncattous
LoNpoS. Aug. ao.-clervy,neu arr attached to
AT pruss,sn .11y1s.ons
As an instance Of the organization aad n.ers-
ration OF the p,uss,an arms. i, Il stated taa,
ryuz<lau regiment recently caotursI some
Tuyco.. when alrnoat ,ns,ao;1y 4 perfect ske,ch
Of 1hc cruun x.s e.aent~d hr naoto-ranhy. anu a
cunr hanyf II the soft1ars r. td.nt.fF in c,se of
the e.raec Of The nr3.oner..
PARIS Aus. aa.-The pye,s. t,.aar has fha fo!-
loving relative to the Increment. Of the Emperor:
..Sinct the Erperot 1eft Hctz. on ise t4;n, he
, 1870-08-22

August 16 We received box Of grspee
named the Aleth1, seeding grown hy Z. Il.
Rueg, Of Ottawa. This is tic third year ,h,t
he has sent us samples. The gfarcs are no.
large. between Clinton and Hartford. and
weigh threo ouaces TO sac c::ases. TIA skin
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Ner Bremer Dampfer .&miet.~

$sS$ ~"SAA - ~ OuIIkS NIuUYT uNAkI AZ
rem Sabr fret.
Gin 0amDfer stsfer eints ssrldst eiserYoot am Dteu.
fla jeber Wpde.
~. s. @iQiu5 8rs's u. Dunbar.
= - &f4sn
Snlanp palla9e @9eine 's'',~
UNI a,i'tn pom 3tp yerl uns Baltimore nab 81. Paul
u zen niebrtsReu preiien bet
Wiaius Bros II. Dunbar.
Ngentur Der
@ermania2 ebtn5G erl@erun95selell9aft
in Reugpr.
Sc: ~etnstssa sexti4.n 1efealdaft Ser Dirt In ben
Capital 81. 500, OOo.l
6 ouiHlnt
~ pes.
3tDr6Deut16en 8unbeS
ct. HauI. 'NRiuuefota.
s. @tlltu6, @onlWl.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

|blus mad cem M1roer> ,purbe aber
oon ben Inmelenoen in Der facti19en
@uSfabruna ieines @urbQbenS absebal<
ten. Der MDrter erlitt 'etnen fur9tba=
rem Sooe5fampf nun, pir Fl ms 81 niiedtt
9raulam> abera bemitleioen f6nnen mir
Jpn parum nidt.
er8olletmeifer als@ ul<
IA n.-Giner Der bebeuteno fen 8aQet>
meilter BON paris mar friber an einem
&9eater ron 2yun al6 @oreo9ropbil9er
Dictator an9eiteut. Gtnes Gaee8 mad
elmer Iberau6 9elun9enen Yrobe lief ct
fem selammteS wetblideS perlpnal fi@
in swei @lieber fprmiren uno bielt fol-
9ence @nrepe. ~Meine Dame,n, i9 bin
5ufriecen nit Sbnen jS@reiben @ie
idmmtli& Sbre Man1cn auf Bette! une
1perfen @ie ptelelben in einen6ut. >Ditz
jenise> beren Nome seSosen miro 1T Die
@lddlt@e Der i'd erlaube> mi9 su-tul=
FEM"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

otin 2lau3 nno Der SriEGr Der 9ugfnD.
Dunu.s plar miro pidsr, Dent MusiaQen.
Der 5aare wirO Ginbo1t 9etban, uno &a4l=
Arit piro, penn aua ni6t INNER, 70 bod
j,Jr blui;g, .rlrA Rem Oebrau9 biele5
Drlparats 9ebeilt. Wenn Die Drilentlas>
Gbe:1 ssrf1rt, orcr Die Griiien eingetrcdtet
ocer aage jlorbeu liuo, 10 ii raturli4 cine
Dieber9er Reaung pes 6nares unm69li9.
NQsin, ,pas nod gsrettet tpercen fam, pirb
0ur@ Diele5 @tittel 9ersttet. Statt bas
5aar NIT einem tei9artieen Meoer19lag
III beihmieren, wiso es ra0elbe rein unp
fraai!ia erbaltsn. Gin 9elesentlidar Ge=
brauta pislcs 0iittela Miro bonn 0rauwer<
Den rcer MuafaQen Yorteuseu. une lpmit
Der Sa9tbeit ~leuern. d piele5 5aarlarz
iungsmittcl fret BON alien jenen fAaoli4en
5ubaon;en ii, Die eini1e unoere @raforate
10 9afl9rlih uno naGtbsi(ig fir Die 5aare
MAIDEN, f. flnn es nur wubltbuenD tpirteu,
ME atsr }Aaoen. Dis ~.
@aar=Spi1rtte .,...
fann Is uidt5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9e5en.
d. es tpeDer Del nod Tarbe fore entb1lt,
f. farm Is lelblf bic feinjte peiBe 9einwanb
ni@t beldmuben, uno benno@ balt ee lia
LANCER auf: Dem 5aar ais anpere Mittel,
tnoert es' pemIel6en 3uelet@ eineu ippi-
gen Slang unp @oblseru@ etrleibt.>
3ubereitet BON Dr.. ,. e. @ytr 4 g.,
prathi9sn unb analptil@tn &btusiternI
2omeu, 0fa6. =
rreis $l.00. ... E
- 81 taten BET Scents v; osrbsu, ~. III Iettte
6traSe, st. paul. YRiun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06
Mfae Der 9efMuoe Nenibenueritant
enti1eioen.
(Let Common. Sense Decide.O

@tl4ss il III 6aQ.n oaetmsinsr @&pa9e uns
Nerren<grl9lanun9 bic rationale Mrt bes 8erfab-
Sast uus nidt bic Bsruunft; ba6 bic Der
Sale CUR befttsen pur9truns III sreifen> 1T eben ID.
ttSri&t tie tpem1 nan ein.m Suna.rneen ,ur
Mbsr laltn woQte. Dsnup1 et19ittt Is iebe11
Sag. Sa, bieles tbSri9te unb Observation-Disclosures
@erfabren uirb fprtss1tbt Mneei4ts Der areBen
2batla4e, baB tGrptrlids @9pG9e meba all BEN
fe btsleitsnosn Nerveni tvruna.n auysrlalIqer unb
i&ns4er sur9 5ofetterS " asenbitters
ais bur9 ireenb cine jeBt betannte Mebisiu oebs=
ben tpiro. &uerbiuss 1T alsemeine Gnttr1fftuna
oft Bon GrI9lafung pber ,,nreaslmGBiger SbGtiq.
teit Der Gtngepeibe beoleitet, ,lno bie1eS @Ym1pton1
bart nt4t ittr{eben tperoen. Mber tpabrenb bic
Nueleeruu9 perbrau1ter Stpfe aus ben, 8Drper
bel9leuniat ober eere9elt tpirb, mug feline Rrnft
pieser9erstiteQt perbeu. Das Bittere tbut Bel
bee. G5 ~beretniet in ii9 bic abfibrenben ,lnb an.
tlbtlt0l. n etgenl9afteu NIT Der auBercrbentltG
idrtenben 8raft. Seltf tabrenb e @et1topfun=
gen Der Ginsetpeibe %beiettist itirft unb fraaftist Is
bic Srsane. Germittelf beSMaeenS, auf tpelden
bas grpBe Se9etabiliIde Gpecifcum brett mirtt,
9iebt es itoer 9ei9pa9ten 9ebenstb1tieteit einen
g~etunoen un6 bauernoen Seneaunastrieb. Die
Gsrbauun9 &pirb erlei9tert, Der itodtnbe Blutum>
lauf eeregelt has 8lut burd neuen :3utritt bes
nabrenoen gelanotbeils 9sitdrtt, unb ale f&lum~
mtraben 3rafte bes &Ur>tr5 in eelunbe GbGtiafeit
sebra&t ni9t etpa tran1pibaft, ME Is BEL Der Mn<
~,penbung zines tlp6en &ei3mittels Der SAL 1ein
wlroe, lonbern fir cine Dauer. 9luf biele Mei1e
neroen 10 auberorbentli9e @eranberunsen in benz
3ultanbe f@wddli9er, abserasertr unb uerpSl.r
patienten bur9 bic Mntnenbuu9 eie}es punberba=
rsn reeelnbeu, u1tlbernten unb 5faarfenten 5eilmit<
tells bewirtt. WDse Der selunse Menl 9enser Ranb
mablen srii@en etnem iol@en Yraparat unb eiuem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, mtt9em ein 1ri@.
nsn- ueer @ininartigea eiftiees aula mmsn3iebsn-
bes Mittel beisen,tldt 1T. ,
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Myer'S amerifanifber Mlmauah
fir 1870

it foeben bel StnfS II. @prbcn, SO. III
Dritte @trabe, aneefummen unb nirb Seben,, ber
borlprtdtt tYtrb, untntaelIi@ e~ineeb1neiat ,p.r-
BEN. DteIe Nuntnaer entbGlt Betpetit, tpelae bar.
tbun, baB einise @terne bereits ]e@ais MiI
lisnen Sabre eriftren. @ir ,bdatten e.
nen iol9en 8eueis ni&t fir naSsli@ sebaltem, al.
lein Der Doltor litftrt i'm in elmer 9Bei(t, bic ,n>
ptoerlesbar i9eint. Stine Mnefesten MAIDEN bas
Mert9en ansenebm feline mebi3tnij@en &atb.
f9lage MAIDEN es fir Gamilien uneutttbrli&, unt
jtBt fust Ct ben laaeN befannt.n Nei3en bt6elbet,
fosar mod bic tritaunli@fen prcblente Der ablrat-
ten Wi1eal9aft bin3u.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

Gin ar9er MiB9riff,- Gin
pfarrer wdbtte neuli9 Die @e19i9te Yor
Der :9eiratb Noub's gun, .Sbema ieiner
frommen 8etra&tunsen. Ct las, wie
9fn3bnlt@, ben Sert 3uert aus Der 8;bel
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

F4sOY:OuWpHtDsTf4
gaOaqe pretle aablburtn @olt.
gremen uub 5amburg mad Stem 2Jort unb
Baltimore:
13 wi1aenbet d: &rwabient $40, &tnber ppu 1 bt
10 Sap:cu $50, Sausltrse -.
SON Stem yort nd9 Bremen unb 5ambura:
3rcit. Gailte: Grmadiese So, Sinb.r pou
bt! 10 cabren 80, Saus!tnee frei.
3 n [Aenbet y pa1fene $25, Rtnt,r BON I Bis
10 Sohrcn II. so Sausliase frei
&rrcs'ttcn ;mti Wlal wS6tntli6.
@taiu5 8rp'5 u. Dunbar.
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2ebsnsrss.I.

SsbsnarsStl.
Wenn's i'm 5srble ltirmt uub u~ettert, ;
Gid bic Welt ms 9abrtu@ buQt,
Menn in, @turu1 Der Glemtnte
Sterbeuiebniu@t DID erfuQt.
@enn Dein tiefer @&mer3 Did antrsibt
8eim @ersebea Der Natur, .
Grub tes @etters @utb su ellen
Sn bic resenidwans're Glur.
Drau6en tlagexb ausuweineu,
@as felt LANCER 3eit
Du ben @oltea ,ussruftn,
AQ' Dein ero6es 9Qeit. j =
Damn sersi6 III Deinsm @sbs
Rsnf&tnfint; sergio Is ME,
eli Ceiu 5ers aud aut 0erbIuten,
>, osrsib nt@t-s' varapluie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

Gtn Yru?1rat, Dds
Mot rur on3sNcrm
Ino seiNnl, lrNc:;N
aud febr wi:flam 1T,
I'M 0as Noac III erbal:
ter. Dssls;@ts DDtr
.syeue gaars bshom-
msu oaou:D in burger
Brit pteoer ibre nr-
fnrnro!;he carbe NIT
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-06

- gu taben BEL Sents u; 0Irbsu, 81. III E,ttte
StraSt, st. paul. Yfiun.
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8 errenbrtefe.
Nysr's
Taarr~ ~SS:;ttiirkunQscllltrl

layers Hair Figor},
.!s1 5:r,:I HdarcN i5re Eat:!:li5c Grsit
nHa FGsjc tyi%tDer;mgcDSu.
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Deutl9e &anf

Guroplt1heS Il. inlinot1bes
S:StanEs u. @em1ei.
hlft.
Depo(ten.
sst uns %btpontrte W.loes aesen i~cOerie't OSae 0'ese.
eiec Ahnsteuus sur Uerfasuns Der Dtponeren. 5ar
aaf %1anetre, behimmte Set ans an9ertrautt @s'sts ser'
&iaius Bros u. Dunbar.
@e9Iel
sui aQs Eauptplite &urppa'S une ben Der. Stadten tn
%sltebiesn eumnns n une trmisist.n @ouELen. Ton gu.
en- Uanien oO,r Dcnauttrs au? gtReate stafe1 sanaen
sbersstt in ~slo bet uus UNI siett ~eseea.
BiQtuS Bros u. Dunbar.
Ser. 5taaten Sbli9attonen.
5-aOsr uno aneere Ser. @taaten 8snss saufen uns
xrtaufen wtr gum sanaieRsn Mssttprtt't.
WiItus Bros II. Dunbar.
@olp unb Silber.
nyrsmse uns ttne:tmtiss man.:n ,snssa yum 'Saata
aDertbe IN g~aDtsrss1' u1 ssle @ssetn e'
Die Gin,iebun9 ypn Grbl9aften
une bae sneaHo ose %fonatsen goroeruaseu In auen
Iee;Ien Guropa's una ben Ser. Staatsn wtrS prompt
BON ans tslerst.
@iQius Bru'5 II. Dunbar.
Doumadten>
csre IL: Dsatj SianS Ssaina @te SIt.aaeen wsssta untss
8SiQiu5 Bro3 u. DUNBAR.
Ser. Staaten NeilepiTe
rr Mcile mad uns ia europa ~te(orsea MIR uuis
rpmptste.
@iQius Bros II. Dunbar.
Die Terwaltun9 pon @runoei9ent9um
I'M I'M; %5 stS:Istn 3 sS;rs %sti;stSta MFR yft i : aa!s sstt 81" s ss:s
sdEss Notwithstanding esen1o Se
Bele9un9 DON Gapitalien
yt bate bspst9elartlae 5i&erbett.
WiQius Bros u. Dunbar.
0eloer in Oeut19lanp
melG hst uuiertn portteen Go.rslponosnsen fVr uaftre
@ednans nieperSelest weroen, fewte our4 uns In
DeutTdlazo etuseivBeasn @elosr 5asl'n mir bier In
RiQiu5 9ro's u. Dunbar.l
- it. u ~ 2 / ! IL uHen
naa benz
M~probeutleb Ell ..Smuo,
Oaicrn
IDurtemberg,
Babtn>
5slleu
QuremburA
oeu Nieberlanben,
DanemarL
Worregsn uno @4webeu.
l1t:r yer Waran,te BE: Voiutrwultun9 bts
S1p%rooeMtidbeu BunSs8
.lunb Ses
Norebeutlheu @lopo In Bremen
tuo ptr ern1b,tst GinbIblunssn anSunebmen, melde
bur6 BE %etnBelnen Notdmter Der oben an9e9ebenen
GAMER an bic besethne,en &mpfineer tphenirei ausge.
.ablt ucrben. Bel &tnl enbune pom 8etoern an un3 I'll
bte &prc1e bes A%blenoers uno Gmpfan9ers senau an'
%tugeten.
SSu ptt gen curupdtideu Stlaten wtrbrn dlnltbe Gin
aabluneen BON ieoem pOtamte 3ur Nus5abluna
ourh bie latersetbneten ansenrnmea. Der tte1sl
&mpidnger Der betrefeaeen Inpetiun9 BOT 3ur Sebuns
bes @elbes bic auf ~berie!ben befnblt6e Autttune e.
eenbanbt A su unteritt9nen uno ft9 bur4 Nennuns
Ses Raneus un6 Wobnprts bes @blsnoers 3a b%eRtmmen..
@iQiuS Bros u. Dunbar,
Msenten ees RoseSeutf&en elpvo fur ben Yuf.anpet-
c.-. 1L
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

TIE KIDNAPPING CAsE.-Burke, Rider
and Wycks, who have been indicted
for kidnapping by the Grand Jury Of
Wnshoe county, Nevada, returned frcm
Wasboe CRY to- day, in company with
j. ". Coffroth, their counsel. Efforts
were made to quash the Indictment, or
20 postpone the trial until August, but
both failed, and the trial was set for
May 3lst-Sdcrdmento Record. May 4.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06
UNITED STATES TAXES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
I \ Annual List OF Taxes for the Collect on Dis
trlct of the state Of Nevada, embracing Assess
ments of Incomes for the year 1s69, Special Ia,
for the ifs al year ending April 80, ISL. the
Annual Taxes on Watches, Carriages and Pl.te,
haI been returned tc me for collection. and all
persons residing in the Sixth Uivis Of salt Die
trict, and embracing the Counties OF Ormsby au
Douglas. liable to pay such Taxes, are hereby no.
titled that the same have become due AID payable
and will be received by me, my Office, in Carson
CITY, until and including the 18th day Of May,
1870. All persons who shall neglect or refuse to
pay such Taxes, within the time prescribed, shall
be liable to Jay five Isl per cent. additional, and
interest at the rate of q per cent. per month
together with such other costs as the law pre-
scribes.
STEPHEN 7. GAGE,
Coll Dist. of Nevada.
Carson City, May 5, 1870. lot
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

ALE BURAErr is certainly one OF the
funuies, men alive. His inpersonatiun
last evening Of odd characters like to
have suffaca,ed his audience with laugh
ter. His old women and his Mr.. Caudle
are too funny for safety. Miss. Nash
is very charming singer and Mr. Sharp
ley plays the concertina with more
skill, and makes it utter more sweet
music than ever was before exhibited
here. An entire change ofprogramme
is offered for this evening. We advise
all lovers of fun and music to be there
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

INFORMATION WANTED.-Allison Rossiter left his
home on Clear Creek on the 2lst Of April last, to
come to Carson and return Immediately; but not
returning, and hing being known # him since
the 22i Of April, his friends have become alarmed
and entertain fears Of his having been The victim
Of a fatal accident or full play. 1t will be CON-
sdered Ia great favor if any person knowing the
whe sreabou Of said Ros,ter, will communicate
with the APPEAL. m3-lw
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

GRAND LODGE o q. F AT a meet
ing If Carson Lodge No 4, |. o. o F =,
the following Past Grands were elected
a. Repre- entatives Of the Grand Lodge
of this Safe which meets at Virginia
City in June next: W. Fl. C"rbetf, F.
G. Ludlow, R l.. Higgins, Daniel G..
Kitzmeyer, George W. Chedic, J ".
Waters. L. S Greenlow, C. H. Mash,
aud A. WaitZ.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

SHoo FLY, Don't BoEpEa ME l-Kop-
pei Plat have just received supply
of the season here, the /" Shoe Fly "
style. All who would possess "A bean.
tiful hat ana he in the fashion will go 1t
once to the rlot'ing establishment of
Nessrs. koppel L Plat
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

Internal REvENUE RETURHs at Mr..
Chedic's office have heen very light so
far An aggregate of but S9257 20 is
all that has yet come in. The largest
of Governor Bi.sdel-some S54 900, the
tax upon which is S2.765 60. Those
who have been assessed should bear in
mind the tact that if they don't pay up
before the 10th, penalty of 5 per cent.
is incurred
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

TIE NEW LOCOMOTIVES, 'tomstork'
has arrived at Reno 1t viii soon be
shipped to Virginia The engines which
were injured by The la'e collision are
beiog repaired The .Cnrson" will b.
out in few DAYS. So We learn from
the Gold Hill News.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06
TAKE WARNING!

1NHE V. T. X. X. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
1 take due precaution against accidents aud
Loss Of life resulting from the running Of their
trains; and they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of children play ing about
their cars and locomotives. Those having In charge
the business Of the Company find II impossible to
PERSUADE boys, y no frequent the termn aud stop
ping places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures IL these
annoyances are continued Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascribsble to the carelessness Of
persons Ia jumping On and OF the cars whom In
motion, should be warning enough In themssIves
b. y. YERIN0f0N, Superintendent.
February 10, 1870. II
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

NEW GooDs 70. LADIES AND GEN1LE-
HES.-Joe Ros- n>tork has just got back
from San Francisco where he has been
purchasing a large addition to his stock
of clothing &c. He has received, be-
sides a very choice lot of new stiles of
gentlemen's goods a superior assorr-
ment of ladies' under clio hing. towels,
napkins, &c, &c. Amongst these latter
are some entirely new goods such MS
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

Far Mans BALL We have already
alluded 10 this contemplated 'llificaiion.
An advertisement Of it appears in our
issue this morning. II Will be very
easy goIng aud oleaginous affair aud
adipoise TISSUES viii be ut premium
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

Da. TJADER's he 18th has so much improved thai
he vii! prescribe for patients at his residence i'm
medisteiy west Of the Mint. apo I'm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-06

BASE BALL TRoUBLEs.-The Silver
Star club, of Carson. evidently does no,
like the idea of coming to Eiko to play
the Striped Stockings club, AS the trip
would necessarily be attended with con-
siderable expense, and neither does our
club see why they should go to Carson
they being the challenged party. II
does not appear right that the oldesa
club Should have the preference OF the
ground. The Silver Stars claim to be
the champions ofthe State, at times, and
then again they deny that ,hey are the
champions, and say that it is only u
''title applied by the people because
they did challenge any nine In the State,
they conquered twice" The question
as to which party has the right to select
the field has been submit ted to the
Chairman of the Committee on Rules of
the National Association of Base Ball
players, and both parties express their
willingness to abide by bis decision.
The members of both clubs are anxious
to come together aud see which are
really entitled to be termed the champ
ion club of the State. There will be
no difficulty in arranging for the match
some time during the Summer, when
the obstacle now in the way is removed,
by decision from the proper aui hority.
-Eiho Aadpendeat, Nay 4.
We are glad that the Striped Stock
ings are willing to submit to the decision
Of the Chairman aforesaid. 1t is 10 be
hoped that the contemplated game can
take place this month, before the extreme
hot weather begins. The fact that the
Silver Star club is mainly composed of
young gentlemen who are regularly en-
ployed here is one very good reason for
preferring Carson as tho place for play
ing the game. However, they wilfabide
BY the decision Of the chairman, what.
ever il may b.
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HANDsoME PHoToGRAPHs We are
much obliged to Frank Ludlow for some
specimens of his photogr- phic views CT
the outside and inside ofthe Mint The
picture OF the external proportions of
that building is very perfect-the best.
by far, that we have seen. The views
of the inside, the coming apparatus, the
engine room, the assayer's end coiners
apartments and the officers thereof are
highly satisfactory. As a viewist Mr.
Ludlow is a decided success.
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SiLvER STAR B. B CLrB III meet for
practice II. p. IN. Saturday on their
new grounds.
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Nix. l.. II. DYER, the proprietor Of the
Reno sage line, has jast returned from
Washington where be has been for the
past few weeks seeing the sights and
listening to the Ia makers. He looks a !
good as new and is eloquent in bis
praises of our delegation in Congress
swears tha, Nye is the Head Center of
the Senate. Mr.. Dyer has got his stage
line in splendid sbape-new horses, the
best drivers in the United States, SPLEEN
did new coaches on hand and more
coming. By his reconstructed ADVERT
sement in to-day's Appeal it will be
aeen that the time Fixed for bis stages 20
leave the Ormsby House has been
changed from 9 A. NJ. to Pm
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GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
CARSON CrrY. May 5. 1870.
James Hough, Washoe.
w. Ross, do.
F. NJ. Fil!ebrown, Virginia.
d. L. Bliss, do.
ID, W, Noe. do.
]. Rosenstock, San Francisco.
A. Winter, do.
Sam. Gowen, Carson Valley.
J. ". Poor, Aurora.
WV Lapham & wife, Lake Valley.
F. Robinson, Markleevlle.
J. Fitzpatrick, Alpine Co.. Cal.
T. Roaland, Lake Biyler.
w. Barden, Genoa.
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Virginia & Truckee B. 3. Co

rl,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF srOCKHoLD-
i ERS will be held at the ONCE OF the Company.
Virginia City, TUESDAY, NAY 10. 1870, Il IL 4.
ap36td 7. A. TRITLE, Secretary.
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SUM MONS 8.

| Nevada State Revenu. 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 j. Gaddy,
Plaintiff VS. 0ctavis y. Gaady, Defendant. Actt.n
brought in the District Court of the Second Judi
cial strict of the State of Nevada, in and n the
County Of Ormsby and the Co npaint filed in said
County of urmSby, in :he office Of the Clerk Of
eaid District Court. The State of Nevada sends
greeting to Octavis b. Gaddy, Defendant. You
are hereby required to appear in an ~ tion brought
against you by The above named plaintiff in the
District Court of the Second Judicial District OF
the State Of Neyrda, in and for the County Of
IA copy Of which accompanies this summon-)
within ten days exclusive of tue day Of service)
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-
'ault will be taken against you. The said ari ion
is brought to obta a decree Of this Court dissov-
ing the bonds Of matrimony existing between the
above named parties to this action, upon the
grounds If your (defendant) having failed for two
years last pat to provide plaintiff and child with
the common necessares of life and by reason OF
habtual gross drunkenness, on your part. con-
tracted since marriage. For the care, custody and
education of your child, Eddy NJ, by the plain
tiff And judgment against you for costs of this
suit. All of which more fully appear, by said
complaint, certified copy Of which accompanies
this summons. Aud you are hereby notified that
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 Cou,t of the Second Judicial Dist
SEAL ct 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. 7. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
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