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~ fellow members Of Conservative
prOclivitiesi
Perhaps it is not generally known
that the
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
has an Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PlenipOtentiary" near this
''MOdel Republic" i can safely
avOuch there is one, for l saw his wOr-
ship this very day. He is no other
than the active and perseveTing "Mr.
j. W. Fabens," of gracious memory,
known 10 be slightly interested in the
great job, F" as it is called in diplO-
matte circles. His mission is not con-
fined to pushing through" the
'iOint resolution" He comes in a
double capacity. First and foremost,
he is commissioned to collect the rent
Of a certain section of the Atlantic
ocean, called "Samana Bay" which
General Grant agreed to pay without
50 much as the authority of this rot
ten COngress) to BaeZ in consideration
of certain ''eligible sights" surround
ing said ebay" The first years rent
(&lj0,000 in gold-these "speculatOr5"
seem to repudiate greenbacks) has
already been paid out Of a fund,
it is said, appropriated by
Congress during the unpleasant
ness, % to be laid out loosely in the
West Indies generally. Mr.. Seward
seized 100000 of this money
(amOunting in the aggregate to $780,
UOO) to defray the expenses of him
sell, his son and Admiral Porter in
swing around the circle OF the Carib-
bean Sea, about two and half years
agO-the balance was paid by Grant
to BaeZ, as aforesaid, for trent" 1t
would be quite useless to inquire how
much of the latter sum ever reached
the itching palm of Baez. 1t now
seems there is no possible way in
which the second years trent" can
be paid, unless by act of Congress.
Under these circumstances, his EX-
Cellency is in a dilemma. But ac-
C0rding to the terms of the contract,
by which he agreed to ''use his infiu-
ence with Congress-" he is said to
have personally impOrtuned impOr-
tant membe to secure an apprOpria-
ton. l choose to let the Chronicle, a
rabid Radical print, tell this part Of
the story:
1T is stated that the President has
signified to Mr.. Henry l.. Dawes,
Chairman of the House Committee
on Appropriations, his desire for an
dPpLOpAAd4Ou SuLlCleul 10 CONGI bue
amount called for. Mr.. Dawes, how
ever, declines to bring in a bill for
that purpose, alleging that there is no
law tor it, and eXcusing himself on
the ground that he can only report
appropriation bills provided for by
law"
Nevertheless, Mr.. Dawes, "Chair-
man Of the House Committee on Ap-
preparations" will be forced or per-
SuHded, before the end Of this session,
by the stringent pressure of party
fealty, to introduce just such a bill,
and it will be pushed through " by
a tWO-thirds vote. SO we 90. All
hail to Fabens, the Envoy ExtraOrdi-
the Dominican RepUblic!'
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10Th Day Of May, 1871,

Or so much thereof as viii, in the aggregate,
be suf1cl z 10 pay he claims aforesaid.
Thee lands are an timDered, fertile, and well
adapted or SMALL FARMS, or for garden
ing purposes
Such bargains as viii ne offered in this
land have seldom been offered to be sPECU-
IATOR, the W0ODyEsLEE. the GARDENER,
and all who want REsIDENCE PEgpEkrY ad-
jacent TO and convenient 10 Mem phis-being
on the line OF a projected railroad, and on ly
81 miles from Court Square
90 Full particulars and plans can be had
al my office. or OF L g. MCFARLAND Sol. for
com platuants, No. 20 Madison ST., Memphis.
n. ID. i. STE EWAkr. Clerk nd Masfar.
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TIE Wandtrer No MOre

New YORK, January 13.-The
Worlds Havana special says that the
schooner Wanderer, bound for Phila-
adelphia, was totally wrecked on the
Colorado reef, on the north coast.
The captain and crew were saved
The Wanderer was a SLAYER and
brought a cargo of slaves to Savan-
nah abont 1883, which were returned
TO Africa by the man-Oi-WaT Niagara.
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MARRIED.

Gs-HOUsTON-Atthe the residence ofMrf.
E. NJ. Fitzpatrick, in Marshall county, Miss, on
the morning OF the 18th of January, by the
Rev. Angus Johnson, Mr.. L. B. SUGGs, OF
Memphis, Tenn, to Miss A. E. HoUsroN, Of
this county.
HAMlLTON-VAN KLECK-On the 18th
inst, at ST. Lazarus Church, by Rev. J. 4,
Wheat, Mr.. BEN. A. HAMILTON TO Miss Mol
LIE L. VAN KLEoK, Of Buffalo, New York.
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Reduction IN the D lloa Pacific Ilus Tablep,

SAN FRANCISCO, January lathe
railroad ferry steamer ThOrOughiaTe
is expected to be able to commence
her trips across the bay by the srrival
of the next China steamer. The cargo
can then be relieved at the rate of a
thousand tons a day.
Freight time between Japan and
Chicago is reduced TO thirty-fOuT or
thirty-six hours; New York, thirty
seven to forty hours; England, fifty
hours.
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SAN FRASCIsCO, January l3.-G.
NJ. Ford. Of Chicago, appointed Judge
OF Wyoming Territory BY President
Johnson, is supposed to have COM
Initted snicide at Vancouver. The
papers left indicate that he Intended
TO drown himself lie was seen walk
ing on the wharf yesterday morning
and cannot be f0Hnd. 1t haa been
stated that his family were On thelF
way from the East.
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-. Theoaore ID.

VIZ TOULD become a model farmer not very
w far from Memphis IN Tennessee, or
about Holly Springs, in Mississippi he owns
the patent for the southern STA 7s %. t1a
CHAMPION CHURN WhO-e d6shcr WQEEs laE-
pendfcularlv. but Is moved By crank. he
would exchange rights 70 sell ano man l--
fscfurs this cnuru, vi ch has su1 T. .-lL.le q ~
ONO and New York for n good tract or l--.-
he proposes 10 make this country nls -.--5i1
whoever has more land than ne Fal.-
won M make money uy the manHlactlia '-l--
..e1e ~ ~ baqf ehuru ever made, ana me
only one everywhere ePproFeu s4e..-
dress Mr. hin, care Donoloi JOY e 70 s-5T
phis, Tenn.
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Two PamphIsts--Rsad tham Both.

TTIRsT-THE LABOR QUESTION: Priz
i essay, at the Memphis Agricultural
Fair, October is. 1870; a guide as TO the WHO ON,
the WHERE and the HOW to ucgtstrs, e eTlDi1IL
and TO retQiu LABOREb5 suited TO the south.
SecOnd-THES SOUTHERN STATES: Their
vantages:" e" q guide to SOUTHERN LAND-OWN-
hrs, VINO desire to sell, lease or colonies their
lands. as well as to NORTHERN and EUROPEAE
BILE Investments and remuneratiV6 EN- plOy-
ments in the Southern States. 20,0O0 copies
of each of these two pamphlets now in ness.
Single copies Of either, . cents, or both, 81
cents, to any address, postpaid, or to clubs
and societies, or to railroad and other news
dealers, SIS per 100 copies, assorted Terms
Invariably cash in advance. Cal or address
DONOHO, JOY & co,
Southern Land and Emigration Agency,
ocE Memphis Tenn.
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- ii ,,lhiaLu nIatiIleru

NEW YORK, January 13.-The
raid on illicit whisky distilleries, at
Brooklyn, continued to-day. General
Dodge commands a detachment of
troops. There are no symptoms Of OPP
position to the soldiers.
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eRBsFaus Deeds

NEW YORK, January 13.-All the
theaters in the United States are re-
quested to give one nights benefit to
the family of James Holland, de
ceased. The New York, Baltimore
and Boston theaters all consent.
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SCHENCK.

WAHINGTON, January l3.-Minis-
ter Schenck was serenaded this even.
ing at his residence by the marine
band under auspicies Of the Ohio
Republican Association.
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The Beecher family are thus di-
vided on woman suffrage: Catharine
and Thomas oldest and youngest) are
opposed to it, while the intermediate
members, Edward, Henry, Harriet
and Isabella are in its favor.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.


SAN FRANCISCO, January l3.-ln
the billiard match last night, $1,000 a
side, 800 points, French carOm game,
push barred, Dion beat Deery on the
l3jth inning-500 to 40.
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Red River Rebellion.

ST. PAUL, January 13.-The local
elections Of Red River were quiet,
and resulted in the triumph OF the
Government in all but two or three
marshes.
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APPoRTloNMENT.
Proposed Representation Of ihs States IN
CosgFess.


From the Cincinnati EDquirer.l
The Judiciary Committee Of the
House of Representatives have adopt
ed a report In favor Of $50 members
as the number that shall compose that
body during the decade from 1873 TO
1888. At present there are 243. Here
is an increase of Jhirty-seven mem.
bers, and no apparent cause. The
present House Is large en0Ugh--tOO
large. in fact, for an orderly transac-
tion of its business. The following
table shows the number of members
of the House az different periods since
the Constitution was formed:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GOTTIRx x

OFFICIAL drawings OF the Missouri State
" Lottery. CLASS i.
55. 50, "a, Is, As, AZ, as, IA, 20, 13, SO, 80.
Prizes from SlO0 10 $50 900, paid in money,
Lotteries drawing daily.
Information furnished in the above Lottery
by J. & FR ANCE, 4b}6 North Court street
Memphis, Tenn. p. o, Box AZ.
MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Managers
T.orsfs5
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HUaES STEAM BAKERY.
Reduction ia PRICE Of Bread and Crackers

40 LOAVES Bread. 81 to retailers:
III 38 lOaves Bread, 81 20 families or con-
Eumers:
Soda, Butter, Picnic, Boston Crackers, 6 cents
per pound IN boxes OF barrels;
Sugar and Cream Crackers. IL cents per
pound n barrel or boxes;
Ginger Nui8 IL cents per pound In barrels
AMI boxes.
All kinds Of cakes on hand, at the lowest
prtcea-WhCiessle and retail
Boxes and barrels exchanged. All goods
delivered, tee OF charge. by attentive uriv-
ers. ORDER lett at the factory VIII be prompt
ly attended 70
g. ". HUME, Steam Bakery
lal2 ans Nam slree.. NON phls.
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PROF. 0. S. FOWLER'S
3 FREE LECTURES,
At GREENLAH OPERA HOUSE.

. ATURDAY evening, January l4th, at 1880,
= on Life, Health, and Sel-Culture.
Sabbath evening. at o'clock, on Mans
Moral Nature, as proving the DtYtu Exist
euce, and Attributes, Immortality, etc
Monday, at 2:3u, TO Ladies. on Z e1nale Health
and Maternity.
Monday evsning-LOya, Selection, Court
ship aud Married Life. seats, 81 cents.
PhranOlO zical Exam IN stIOns and advice as
to yOur own and Cbildreu's best EUsI sE=s
Health. Improvement, arTtage, etc, every
day and evening TO 10 p m at the OverIon
motel. TIL Saturday only. Last visit. Now
or never. la4
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LONDON January 13.-A Vienna
dispatch says: Austria will initiate
peace, and proposals for conference
are welcomed by Bernstein. The pre-
lfminaries are, that France shall sur
render a part of twenty war ships,
one thousand million thalers, and a
slip Of land four miles broad along
the left bank OF the Rhine, and de-
stroy all forests within twenty miles
of the Rhine. Prussia is to guarantee
two millions ratiOns to Paris daily.
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Monday. the 18th Of February, 1871
cHANcERY SALE
REAL I9TATB.

No. z7S9, o. R.-First Chaucery Court Of Shell
by COuuty.-James Franklin Hicks We. or
vile r. Early ct al
~ virtue o. an intsrlocutOry decree foT
- sale catered in the above cause NOvem-
Der l5, 1870, viii sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder in front OF the Clerk A. d
Masters once, Greeul5W b OCk, Second
street, IN the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on
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ROnday, February b, Ie7l.

Within legal hours. the following described
property, viz: A certain lot OF land situate
lying and being In the county OF shelby,
state Of Tennessee, and IN The city or Mem
puts, snd in thai part o. Memphis formerly
Known as south Memphis, more particularly
described as being lot in block g. in the
Butler division OF said city: Beginning at
the northwest corner OF Robert Bsu4-s' two
lots in he said block No @; thence rUnuiug
east with hls north line leo feet TO a street 80
tee5 wide: thence month vii In said street rs
teeb 10 q lot i'm the name Of James Lamb
thence wet with Lambs south nouu Diary
line $50 feet % avery street; thence with the
east line of said avery street IS feet to the
beginning; it being the same property con-
veyed by W u. Butler to j. n and Esgu
Jones bV deed dated December i, 1872, and by
said Jones conveyed TO jeremiah Wood
worth on he --- day OF ---5 lS1-, and by said
WOOdWCFth conveyed to katharine Hicks
July 20, lS s. and the same sold by j. F. Hicks
TO Martha j EarIy, July 3, lsj4.
TERMS or ~AEE TN q credit Of six and
twelve months; notes with good security re-
qulredi lien retained title To be absolute +,
no equity o. redemption % exist, etc.
EDHUND A co T.,
Mau
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A Sad HyBOihstlOal Case 80 An Editor
Whiskled.

CHICAGO, January 13.-J. w. How
ard, a teamster in the employ Of Fair
field Bros, Of Janesville, Wis, hung
himself last night. His brother died
recently, leaving him $4,000, which
SO affected him as to cause him to
commit the deed.
The public school building at Fort
Dodge, Iowa, one of the finest In the
State, was burned this afternoon.
VIM. n. Byers, editor OF the Rocky
Mountain Nelrs, was entertained at
the fremont House this afternoon by
members of the Chicago press, repre-
senting the leading papers. The
handsome collation. was followed by
speeches by Lieutenant Governor
BrOss and others.
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Lockout Eountain EduoatIenal llsfltuiIoas.

ID v.C.F.P. BAFCKOFE.. PRINCIPAL De-
N partmsnts: Collegiate, Preparatory Eng
l1sh, Norm al, Music. Spring Session OF ~
weeks begins February ], lsll. For GAIA
logue, with full particulars. address
&C CARPENTEE, Sup.t
faI3 LOOKOUT Mountain. Tenn.
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SAN DOMINGO.
THE SEWING MACHINE MAN ErE-


THE SEWING MACHINE MAN ELE-
WAITED.
Boston, January 13-A private
Washington dispatch says S. G. Howe,
Of Boston, has been appointed third
Commissioner to San Domingo.
BEN WADE LEADs THE COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, January 13.-The
Cabinet, to-day, held a session of
three hours duration, most of the
time being devoted to the discussion
of matters relative to the San Do
mingo expedition. Elk Senator Wade
was present during a portion OF lie
session and took part in the discussion.
The question Of allowing the repre-
sentatives of the press to accompany
the expedition was talked of and it
was determined to leave the matter of
furnishing permits to accompany the
Commission to the Secretary Of the
Navy. Allen A. Burton, of Ky, was
appointed and accepted the Office of
Secretary of the Commission in place
of General Sigel, declined.
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R0LLOWAYs VERMIFUGE C0NFECTI0Ns

TTSWENTY years experience has proved this
n the most popular remedy tn physi-
clans and parents for those pests Of child
hOOd-WOrms. They are pleasant to take,
and always effective in eXpslliug the Worms
and toning the system up to its normal
condition. Beware OF COunterfeits and imi-
tatiOns. The genuine have the signature Of
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CoWDEN,
phfladaTunin.
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For Sale---StOGk and Fixtures,
224 Main Street,

Consisting In part Of Confectionery, Wines,
Iiouors. cigars. Tobacco, Fancy Goods, No
tious, etc, etc. Bids will be received lof the
stock ana fixtures, or for the stock, until
Mondav. January 18th inst, at y m Apply
on the premises, where goods can De seen, to
isiR E. ACKERMAN, Assignee.
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ny q. Fa1loE &c CO.
ssa1 AuUlisa'rs, 2l4 Froat s,..abass Aasas
THIS aORNlHG, Ar 10 O'CLOCK,

We will sell. without limit or reserve. q com
try stock, consisting o. Dry Goods. Clothing
buyers. Also, q full line of Dry ooota- cQL-
sisting Of Prints, Domestic, bieacnel ana
unbleached, klaunels, 6luglaIllzs 1l-loef
silks. Jesna. Blankets, 8haWis, Hosiery. ED.
Also, a fuI line of ClOtntng eonsla.lu8 or
fine Cashmere Pants, Coats, Vests, 1ull sul '.i
Cagsinet Pants and Coats, BLACK Eoesrlu
snlts. Overcoats, etc Also, large stOcz of
Hats-Wool. Fur and Plush. Also, Glass
yvRre ChfuaWare, Hard are, lonacco, Cigars.
BiaeFine etc aT Terms cash -&d
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SUGAR ANO MOLASSES.
I25 hhds. Louisiana Sugar.
200 bbIs. Louisiana aOlasses.
n store and for sale low.
FAReAs0h & CLAY, $50 Front ST.

- We are now receiving frequent con-
siguments of LOuisi ana Sugars, and sell same
on the levee at about New Orleans prices.
tal4 FARGAEON b CLAY.
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Afe0l Cure
WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption. all
w Lung Diseases and Splitting Of Blood,
and strengthen and build mp the system to
It's healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof TrOsseau in Two Thousand cases In
the hospitals of Paris, in which 1t cured
nearly every case, and in this country by the
appreciation OF the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored 20 health. One bot
tie viii prov its efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tie, or SIX for s5 90.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &COWDENt
F,,yyg0 aC1 pbfla Fplnhfas
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CINCINNATI,

CINCIyEATI, January l8-Cotton steady
and in moderate demand: middlings, I4l4
A5se. Flour in good demand at 1ulI prices
family, 50 20. Wheat firm and demand fair;
red, 81 1901 is. Corn duh and dropping at 81
902c, the latter price for shelled. Oats, No. 2
49942c. Rye, gsc. Pork buOyanU, but unset
tied, and Onerings lights mess, so. Lard ex-
cited and higher; steam, lIs.c: kettle. I2I[c
asked and &c less offered. Bulk meats quiet
and unehangedi 7549S54gl0izc asked, Bacon
only IN limited JObblng demand, but buOyant,
AZ S5set lUtsgllc aud lI54C. Sugar-cured hams,
l5c Hogs opened duu and closed active at
So 6096 90. Whisky. S5c.
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Eo Cstreg No Poyi HieskeVs TstJsr Oigli5lsnl
WILL positively cure letter, Erysfpelas
w salt Rheum, Barber's Itch, Pimples
BlOtches and all forms OF skin Disease; also
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores. no matter of how long
standing, or the money returned by the pro
prletOIs.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN,
Philadelphia.
Sold SO cents per box by all druggists. Sent
by mail for go cents.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, January B-Flour, movement
light and prices steady at previous figures.
Wheat in active speculative demand and
higher at 81 1901 Is, cash. Corn firm; sales
Of No at 421sC, cash. Oats, 46H24lc, cash
closing at 4O54c. Rye, &c. Barley closed al
I71SG76c. HighWines, S51ZdS5c for iron bound.
Provisions firm mess pork, S2JG2U -, cash;
lard firm at lis4c cash; sweet pickled hams
l-3s; shoulders, twenty-five days in salt, 7Ac:
loose short clear mldules, lOC; q cen meals,
sc for shoulders and lie for hams. Cattle in
light supply at S. 75a5 30 for good 10 choice
and $500 50 for fair 10 medium, the market
closing steady, Hogs, So l5g6 80 Tor good to
extra choice.
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LOUISVILLE, January l3.-Bagging dull at
25c for hemp and fax. Cotton weak: midi
CIings lS' Sc Flour firm extra family, s. -.
Oats in good demand other grain dull. Hogs
quiet at 81 5OG6 %. Provisions firm and ac-
ttvei mess pork, so j0i bacon, g5Sc for shoul-
ders, ll&c for clear nib, and l2c for clear
sides; bulk meats T. Sc for shoulders, IUl<c for
clear rib, and lie for clear sides. whisky,
soc Tobacco firm: sales of 3 hhds aL S. 75Gl2
for common lugs to medium leaf up to S2y for
fine.
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SUMMONS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
i Judicial District OF the State OF Nevaia, In
and for Storey County.-SARAH A.. EASTMAN,
Plaintiff, va. T. VI. EASTMAN, defendsnt.-Ac.
zion brought In the District Cont OF the First
Juiiclal District Of the State OF Nevada. In and
Tor the County Of Storey. and the complaint fled
In said county, In the Office OF the Clerk Of said
District Court, on the eD;h day o! December, AID.
ISL The State Of Nevada sends greeting, TO
T.. u. Eastman. defendant: You are hereby re-
quired to appear In an action brought against
Won by the above named paintid, In the District
Court OF the First Judicial District OF the State
Of Nevada, In and for the county Of Storey, and
answer the complaint 1led therein. within ten
days exclusive Of the day OF service afrr the
service OF you OF this summons. IL served In
said county, or II served out OF said comfy and
In all other cases. forty days or judgment by
default will be taken against you according 10
70 the prayer OF said complaint. The said ac-
ton 10 brought to obtain the Judgment and de-.
cree OF this Court forever dissolvins aud annul-
ing the bonds OF matrimony now existing be-
tween you. said defendant and said plaintiff:
and FOR such other and further relief a. may
seem meet. on N" grounds. n Il alleged by
paintd In her compliant herein fled. Of eS-
IRENE cruelty toward plkintil, and habitnal
Drunkenness for the period OF more than three
yctrs last past: also for other causes. In said
complaint alleged. and 10 which you are hereby
referred Tor further information concerning this
action. And you are hereby notified that II you
80 answer nc comphint. inc eoid ptAinttn
will apply to the Court FOR the reliot therein de-
manded. a
Given under nv hand and the seal of
i the District Cont of the First Judi.
S.r. elal District Of the State OF Nevada,
In and for the eornty OF Storey. this
- 3ist day OF December. in the year of
iSoe ReS. Our Lord one thousand eight hun.
Stampl drei and seventy.
GEO. II. DANA, Clerk.
ByJ n. MARBLE. Deputy Clerk.
J. w whitchcr. Plaintiffs ATTY. las n
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

States. and all persons residing Or being Slthin their
terTitory or Jurisdiction that, while the nee ana iuil
exprc,slon Of sympathies In public ana prlvate 10
NOT restdcted by the laws Of the United states, mill
tary forced in aid OF either belligcrent cannot law
fuiiy be originated or organized within tnelr l9Tis-
dIction; and that whlio all persons may IzwluIyi
md without restriction by reason oi inc ai9rcsala
state of war, manufacture and sell within tue Cnitea
States arms and munitions OF war, and olnrf aitsies
Ordinarily known ns "contraband OF war, ycttnsy
cannot carry such articles upon the high seas Ior tho
nso or service OF either belligcrent, nor can they
transport soldiers and Officers OF either. or stsinpt
10 break any blockade which may be lAwlnly estao'
lishcd and maintained during the war. without 10
curing the risk OF hostile capture, and inc Penatuos
denounced by the law OF nations In tnat nenhl.
And I do hereby give notice that all citizens oItne
United States and Others who may claim the pfotec-
tjon OF this Government, who may miseonduet
themselves In the premises, Will do 80 at thelt penl.
and that they can In no wise obtain any protecuon
from the Government Of the United States against
the consc0uenccs Of their misconduct.
In witness whereof, ! have hercunto set my hand,
and caused the seal Of the uniied States TO DO AZ
Done At the city Of Washington, this twenty
r.. 81 second day OF August, In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy,
and or the independence Of the United Statsa OIL
America the nInety.dnh. U. y. GRANT.
By the President;
HAMILTON FISH. Secretary OF State.
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