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Ellen Tree and the Oil Lamps.

The following anecdote of Ellen Tree, now
Mrs. Charles KeaD, is told by Sol Smith, in his
latest book of stage reminiscences:-
Gas had not been introduced into St. Louis in
1645. ard our oil lamps at the wings had
dangerous way OF tlaring up in most unruly
mar ner, occasionally tlreatepIDg TO set tire To
the lamp ladders, and thus endaneer the bulll-
ing. The lamps were open "hoa s." with wick
boIders coming up from the bottom. and the
oil, wher heated, would take fire aud burn up
in large b2me. 10 guard against accidents
we had q tub OF water placed on each side OF
The stage, with large swab or mop in it
ready Tor use at any moment; and scarcely
night passed without sHaobng being re-
qu'red.
The wing hands (subordnate stage carpeuters)
were Instructed 10 keep strict watch over tle
wing lamps, and to use the sWab promptly
whenever occasion might require. Besides
these watches, every actor aud ac'ress ielt
deep interest ii the swab0ng pro ;ess, AMI IL
was not an unusual thing 10 see R.otord the
Third or Hamlet, Just before entering upon the
Stage, catch up O sWab ard cash it upon the
lis Dg flames, which, If not attended to, were
likely TO burn 10 the Tower of London, or the
ROYAL palace OF kl>lnore.
Mss Tree was performing the part OF jude,
and had taken her station (Act 2, Scene p OIL
the balcony, for the purpose of enjoying the
fresh Dght-brteze after the fatigue of the ball
which had concluded in the previous act, ana to
tbiDk OF the young pilgrim who had so greatly
interested d her during the festival, when, casting
her eyes over the way, she saw that one of the
Wing ldUpS was Just DeglnUlUB 10 hare no. ana
all eyes being hX-d upon her, there was immt
nent danger OF coDhag ra ion. The fair Jutte'
had taken her seat on the balcony, but was ob.
served to bdget aud turu In her chair ia most
un-JU tet Ike mauner, calling oil, through the
WINDOW behind her, in loud whisper, tor
''someb body to Get the swabl"
Romeo, who had entered from the right hand
eide, and had not seen the narug lamp, went
on with hts speech, interrupted from time 10
time by the lovely Capulet.
RoTneo-"sbe speaks, yet she says nothing.
What oil that ?"
julie, (Aside)-"Where is Mr.. Sol. SMITH Will
somebody Call MIN ?"
Romeo-"Her eye discourses. will an
swer it,"
JW'e. (Aside)-- 'Will nobody get the swat? -?
We shall be burnt up"
Romeo-"I am too bold; It's not 10 me she
speaks"
juliet (Aside)-''No; 1t is to somebody to
bring the swab. Where is Mr.. Sol. Smith 7"
FOneo-"See how she leans her cheek upon
her hand. Oh that we're glove upon that
hand that might touch that cheek ~
.JUtle-"Ab mel" (Aside)-"We'd better not
60 on. Where is The swab?"
ROmeo-'she speaks On speak again, bright
Ju ,eI- (Aside)- IF that swab isn't broueht
this iDsta1t; I'll come down-l Will. All! there's
MI. Sol. Smith with ihp swab at last.o
ROmeo-(Spea axis the balance of the speech
Enbeeded by juliet, who is watching the sWab-
bpg.)
,Juia-"oh Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art
thou Romeo?"
(Aside)-" Thank heaven, the dangers over;
the swab has saved US !"
Deny thy iaIher and refuse thy name"-aud
so ON,
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The November Metp Ors

The annual meteorc sho yer is expected this
wear between the l2h aud Is b of November.
The astronomer OF the Cincinnati Observatory
Wi es TO tha GGzefe of that city,
"0n the l? aud 10 h of November, between
the hours IT midnight and sunrise watch will
be kept ut this observatory for the 50 called
November meteors. In this laoor it is pecu-
liaIly advantageous TO have the cooperation Of
several observers; aud as the observa 'ions are
of a very simple character, the director would
cordially invite all who are Interested in this
subject TO unite therein with him. Those who
cannot DO duty at the observatory may still
accomplish something at their own residences.
especially If provided with good watch aud
star map or globe. A mao OF the bright stars
within iorty-nve degrees OF Leo may indeed be
easily constructed beforehand, and be used with
good results.
corresponding observations will be made at
several points within q hui dred miles of US, and
II is hoped that some results for paIallaX may be
deduced.
"All who intend observing will do we'll to
communicate at once with the undersigned,
stating to what extent they can take part in the
observations. CLEVELAND ABBE.
Cincinnati Observatory, october 49,"
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rr. Watts aud Popular Fallacies.


Benjamin Scott writes to the London Daily
'It is high time that some one appeared on
behalf of DR.. Watts, and to correct a misquo-
tation of one of his poems, which, by careless
repetition of writer's and speakers innumer-
able is fast becoming part Of the popular
belize, and will, in common with other falla-
cies and falsehoods, require ages of denial and
confutation to shake sud remove. | refer to
the lines which appeared yesterday in one OF
your leaders on Dogs and Policemen:'--
"'Let dogs delight to bark and bite,
For Ills their nature to-
The Doc or never wrote these lines, nor do
they appear in any edition of his works b ave
ever seen, and are only TO bs found in the
imagination of his critics. The point is a
small one, but truth is truth. TIE words
attributed to him are so grossly defective in a
grammatical point of view that wonder they
should have been set down to a writer who
whatever his merits as poet, was an ex-
ceedipgly careful writer, and whose work on
logic was, for nearly a century, a textbook
at Oxford. The lines, as written by Watts,
are
"Let dogs delight TO bark and bite.
For God has made them so;
Let bears and II sns growl and fight,
For Ills their nature too"
Simple and bordering, as intended, on the
childish, these lines are correct if not elegant
at all events they are Watts.
"While on the subject of popular blunders,
so apt as DR.. Maoksy says, to float about the
world for ever allow me to point out that in
your able critique of LongfellOw's new drama,
inserted few days since, Endicott, the Puri-
tan Governor of Massachusetts,, is termed
'noDconfOJmist.' This confoundng of the
'separatist' colony of New Plymouth (the pill
grim fathers) with the conforming eelonists of
Boston, who prosecuted nonconforming Quakers
and Anaba ptists, is an inveterate vice of mo-
dern history, and will, notwithstanding its
historical falsity, manifest absurdity, and the
contradiction it carries on its face continue to
be the creed of thousands who take all they
read for gospel, and never care to winnow the
false from the true.
"Your critic sins in very good company, for
Mr.. Long who still honors our country by
his presence, is guilty of similar fallacy in
connection with this subject, which poetioal
license may permit, but which history does not
justify. Iallude to his charming posm the
Cour,ship of Miles Standish, in which he in
troduces The Puritan maiden Priscilla as the
central figure, at period anterior to the land
ing of Puritan in New England. Confusion
as to religious parties in England is very excu-
sable in an American, but should not exist
here, where the hard and fast line between
conformity and dnonoonformity, between State
and free religion, continues to this hour
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TT S. MARsHAL's OFFICE, e. D. OF PENN.

IT s. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, q. D. OF PENN.
~ . 6NLVANIAs
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 81, 1858
This Is to give notice: lhatO tue 2Uh day OCto
ber, A. u 1868, q warrant IN bsnkruploy was Issued
tRainbL the estate OF WILLIAM NJ Is. BARRE OF
thIb OF Iphia, in the county of Pht epnia. anu
slate OF Pennsy lvsniR, VINO has been aojudged n
bankrupt, mis- own petition; that the payment OF
any debts and Oelivery OF any property DeOnging %
suCh bankrupt to him, or Tor ais USE the
Of any proper Dy him. orsidden oy Law; LDat
meeting OF The creditors OF The said bankrupt, 60
prove thf ir debts, bDd TO ChOOse assiR-
lees OF his estate, win be he'd a Court OF BAuS.
Tuplcy to oe holden at No $50 WALNUT street Phi
ILdeIpbia, be fore WILLIAM hCMIUHAEL E n .
Regis er, The goth day OF November A. -. 1865 At
oU'clUCk r. M, +. U. ELLMAKGR
lU2IM8J u s MATsrRl, N tsSeHger,
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m II q @ r AT
RURAL CEMETERY,
MOUNT MORIAH.


embracing an area Of one hundred and hny-hve
acres and comprising every vari " OF scenery by
far the largest and most beautiful OF all the cemete-
riea near Phi ladephia.
As the tide of Improvement tends northvard,
MOUNT MoRIAH,
by geographical position, Is
FOREVER SAFE FROM INTRUSION OR DIS
e TuRBANCE BY OPENING OF STREETS,
ana VIII never be hedged In aud surrounded by
houses ciories, ether improvements the inevI
taoIe fate Of other cemsereI norLhwArd or centrally
situated.
Alta convenient distance from the CITY, readily nc.
cess BILE by excellent road and by the street cara
OF the Darby Passenger Railway, Mount Morlah
by its undisturbed quiet fu is the solemn purpose
OF Its dedication last resting place of the dead.
funeral service here is ever Interrupted by the
shTi whis lie of the locomotive nor the sensibtles
OF friends visitors shocked by tile rush and rattle
OF long trains of passing freight coal cars must
OF necessity be the In other burial. places now
established or projected, on the immediate line OF
steam railroads or through the grounds OF which
such railroads run. Just now the hues of Autumn
tinge with gorgeous coors aud Infinite variety the
tlsge OF the various groups ne old forest trees
sdorDing the margin of the stream whch meandeIs
through the grounds and adds SO great a charm to
the attractions Of the place.
Churches Of ali the principal Protestant deuOmina
HoDs hsve here purchAsed sections OF ground for the
use OF their congregations, and more than seven
thousand families have given this great Rural Gene
terry The preference over all others.
q olee lots OF any desired may s'ill be had
application at the Lodge, entrance OF the
cemetery, or Etthe BfaLch Office, Penn Mutual In
sursnce BUILDING, No s2l CH EsNU Street, up stairs
or at No 1886 GIRARD Avenue, where any informa-
zion VIII be gwen by
IO2slm GEORGE CoNNELL, Secretary.
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-Ex President Buohanan's liquors brought
$500 at public sale.
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an afternoon sitting on the spare spars-the
only recreation he ever took-wiping away
the preparation which streamed down his
lean old wrinkea face; and, as have already
sad, pitied him from the bottom Of my
heart
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VALUABLE LAMP.-Dr. Richardson ex-
hibittd at the British Society tor the Ad
vaDcement Of Science, lamp, which he
lad instructed for transmitting light
through the structures of the animal
body. He believed that the idea that this
could be effected was given in Priestley's
Work on Electricity; that great chemist had
observed, on passing discharge of Lsyden
battery through his finger, that the structure
seemed to present luminosity but the opera
tion was painful. A suggestion of DR.. Mack
intosb, last year, at Dundee, had been acted
on by DR.. Richardson, who had observed the
motion of the heart and Of respiration, by
direct ocular demonstration, while these or.
RaDs were under the influence OF various
bodies belonging to the ethyl and methyl
series. DR.. Richardson had 80 far extended
the principle that he was enabled to transmit
light through various tissues of the bodies OF
large animals. The particular details OF all
these interesting and elaborate ex periments he
described. In a child, the bones could be
seen in the arm and wrist. The movements
and outline Of the heart could also be seen in
the chest.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-18

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
~ In the Justices c u-t. Carson Township, in and
for Ofmsby County.
H. F. Rice and PliIo W. Rice. Executors OF
the Estate of Catherine A. Frisbie. deceased,
Plaintiffs vs.. John A. shourds, Defendant.
The State "t Nevada sends greeting 10 John A.
Shourds You hereby summoned to appear
before me N my o.t'e in Carson City, in CitsOn
Township, in orm-ty County, on the
9Th day OF september, A. ID. SOS,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and answer unto the complaint
of the above named Plaintiffs. fire in my
office. who To obtain judgment against You
for the sum of Three Hundred 5000 Dollars: said
amount is claimed and alleged to be due to Plain
tiifs, Executors aforesaid. for damages done
to Plaintiffs buildings situate on part If lot No
nine (9l. block thirty-five (35), Sears, Thompson
ami Sears division Of Carson City. caused by t.
giving way f the walls Of your building Situa.e
the adjoining premises when jui-ment Will
be taken inst You r the said amount. if You
fail - appear and answer. To the Sheriff any
Constable Of The lid County. greeting Mike le-
c,L service an due return hereof Given under
rny hand this u day Of July, A. D. 1865.
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On tuesday, The Sd day of Nov.m-
Der An. Uses.

That said General Election will lie ! ED, ard
| ? l. oleled at sU' il places a. stail lHNo lat IN
legally designated, tie pun ,,e If l,,til- he
| following Cheers. t,-Nit:
/ 1lrtt Presidential Electors: enc c. --'S,nan.
one u-tce # the = It-nr count. In Il III: trl p;
| one Justice e the SuI me Court. f.. he rr-
mAiudtr Of Il tenn II the 1'e Justice. !, II. {.
! VI. EEoSran, decoa-.d "1le surveyor Gtt., ral, fr
! the ni:iindcr al tie t,Im lciI- I,w tllcL y
! II n. :. II NaT'ct:r: anl 'll" Safe lT5"i.r.
Al-0. The following state Senators. t,-vi':
| Two for Storey { unity one Ter Lancer Conn
ty; one f"r Nyr County 'nr for Lirc'lu county;
one tcT E-ner,lGa c. untS; me In a-h,t Conn
~; one for Lyon County; onr f'r Humboldt
Comfy and Que faI o. Misty County.
Also. the following Members Of tie Assembly
tO-w.t;
Twelve fl Storey County; f,ur f ? Lauder
County two f.r Nye County; ,l.r fur Lincoln
County: " for tsmernl County: two fer
Douglas Comfy tl1eef Wa-h"e CUlty: tLree
for Lyon County: tire for Iuul ,idt {, unity
t''rce +, T o niehy County and tNo fl CAuI,LLi
County.
All. for each organized County in i : State;
One Sheriff, County Clerk. County Recorder,
Comfy Treasurer. County A.. s.ur. District A.
t,rlcv. Putlc Administrator, County ~. veyrr,
AMI Comfy Sulrrintrni,n f Tut.', sc'ruoi,,
each three County Commi>sj .utrs in C.n j { m
~. except Storey, and III that Comfy nv CuCu'y
Commis~onerS; AID il Lincoln C,t,.' y-tll,'
Ninth Judicial ni>tri,t-,Ise District .'.l-e. Z,
hold fife, tr and during tht two WEARS 1t after
the first ", uday in January. A D. 1Ht9
Al-o- in each City. Township Md reCinct, rs
many .In,.iCrs If the eacr and {, n-tal L. ale
required anu provided fl by iaw-ard Tie legal
action If TIE respective Lizards Of County c, m
m>-iunelS
~ In witness whereof have hereurto SET
N ft9sN my hand, and cau-el t. he vi Nel the
at Carson Ci1y, rh- the 2l>t day # Cc',Eer :.
lSOs. JAMES :. SLlNGEELANp.
Acting Governor OF Nevada.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDEH
my27t1

~ and by virtue OF four ~ Executions issued
out Of the District Court for Ormsby County, in
favor Of the State Of Nevada, and against p. II.
Clayton for State and county taxes, upon jndg
ments rendered in said Court, as follows: On the
Z tn day Of December. A. D. 1867, FIR the taxes
for the fiscal year of 1864, for $3.50 So and $50 81
casts Of suit and accrung cost: on the same day.
for the taxes Of 1865 for Sll9 and $40 IS costs Of
suit and accruing cost; on the same day for the
taxes of 1866 for $3.50 81, and 81 60 costs of suit
and accruing cost the last of said judgments re-
ing rendered on the 10th day Of April. A. D. 1868,
for the taxes of 1867 for ssh %, and SOL 10 costs
of suit and accrIng costs. together With interest
on the Of S554 % from said 10th of April,
lStS. at the rate Of ten Per cent. per annum till
paid. making in the aggregate the sum Of ia 90,
with accruing costs an, interest aforesaid, less
the sum Of 500 90 paid by defendant thereon. I
have levied upon and taken in execution all the
right, title interest, estate and claim of the said
defendant P. II. Clayton of. in and to the proper
ty hereinafter described and will. on the
9TH day OF May, A. ID. 1893.
between the hours of 9 o'clock A.. NJ. and o'c'ock
P. M, to wit: at l o'clock P. M, in front Of the
Court House foor Of Ormsby County, in Carson
City. sell at pal lie auction for cash in the manner
provided by law, ali the interest II said defendant
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

The Young N IN who experiences that growing
weakness i'll his muscular and mental Siniz ,tiou
shnnid stop To Consider whence il arises He will
al Ia the weakness II the BACK trembling of the
limbs, dis riertd digestion, unaccuuntatle failing
of the powers Of the mind s:aSre FOR society dread
% impending trouble. fprcb1,!ings Of evil, Sleep
ic-suess troubled aud lac:vioUS dreams accomaI,-
led by growing deatiie>>, loss Of muscular p,wer
AMI humorous other symptoms of ,ii>urgtnizatiun ,
t.uctive OF all diSea e. Seminal Misunderstanding
away his powers, de -trrying his hope of life AID
n1nhO Il, and dragging him along the broken
path OF his existence, toward premature and
l0sths1me grave. T. hin who finds his life drill
liiC in tine ii>ch rye Of the vital principle of
existence, in nocturnal and diurnal emissions the
m-rs Cessation Of the Gauss Of its appearance
brings no assurance OF relief.
Marriage, that hoy office, the safeguard and
hope Of N tnlo1d, brings to such one hope If
cure, but ads t. his IN >eTy in thu Knowledge If
RE one who l. Is IL him for 81 much of her hap
JiIes- victim Of mis- evil aud an innocent com
pIliru " his punish uvnt. He Ids to his misery
and disorder Until hol.e Leaves him. There is no
rescue except in proper and skIlfui treatment -
T. insult then, M once physician whom long ,,rac-
and careful research has made him hor.'Iyhlv
csnversint with every chase ofthe dsetSe those
who have boone the victims of selit ry VICES thu
dreadful, tt-rinatIs, and de-tructabI habit which
fills thousands of Sex rooms with paTalvtics and
Cr1suInptiveS. and hundreds of un:imely grnes
VITA its nli-guiie victinz. should consult without
4 moments ielav. one vino VIII simptttlize with
IN -ir sui rings. -uch the Doctor would especial
~ Recommend hiln est. giving To each and all
guarantees OF a Pert. ct and Permanent Cure
with ut Hin'r. nce f.om Business, Change Of Diet
or Fear Of Exposur-.
Do not forget tine ad !resS. See below:
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''l n.y. ''' REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
Carson CITY, NEVADA. May 25th, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ 7. Williams, Ham Barnwell. Joseph earn
brow, James i. Titus, J. D. Barnwell, BENZ
Wickliff. Geo. W. Craiee. I. r. Winters, Mat.
Chesser has this day filed i'll this office diagram
from the United States, under Act Of Cungress ap-
proved July &C. 1866, Tor Two Thousand feet Of
Lost Cause Lode, aud known as the Lost Cause
c aim, in the W"s!iita Nining District. Douglas
County, Nevada: Commencing at a post No. l, the
S. W. corner, running thence 100 so W $50
feet to station No >: thence 700 SO, " 100 feet
to station No. 81 thence 100 3O " 100 feet to
station No. 4; thence n 10 30' + 100 feet to sta
ti"n No. 5; thence 19o 80 " l450 feet to station
No. 6; thence 7Oo go Z 140 feet to station No.;
thence 100 80 1900 feet to station No. s ::
thence go 3O' West 40 feet to place Of begin.
ming, containing and 15-l00 acres. Bearings
from true meridian, mag. var. leo 80 E.
WARREN T. LOCKHART,
my2.t90 Register.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER


IN and by virtue Of order Of sale and decree
Of foreclosure, issued ont Of and under the sea
of the Hon. Second Judicial District Court, in and
Cor Orrns"y county, Nevada. nnon a Judgment
rendered in said Court on the 81 day of December
A. d. 1867, in favor of +. BUNKER, and against
GEORGE W CHEDIC, A. A. CHEDIC. his wife,
and H. II. BENCE. Administrator of the Estate Of
| Charles G. Chadwick. deceased, for the sum of
Five Hundred Dollars. principal, ard the of
Seven Hundred AMI tiehty Dollars, interest, and
costs Of suit. t:.Ye'l ut So 20, and to me, AS
Sheriff directed ard Delivered commanding that
should sell the property and premises hereinafter
desci l''e'I ar l'lliic auction, in the manner and
form OF selling property ON execution. am! in conf
pance thricv iii. have levied upon and will eX-
pose t. st at public aucinu. at the Curt House
dor. in Cars Cry, OrmSty H"uBrv Nevada. on
'fh"rsd ~! = January Ed. a. -. 1865,
between tn" II UrS OF o'clock A. VI. and o'clock
p NJ. to wit At O'Clock p, VI. All the right,
title. interest aud clain of the sail defendants,
ChediC ana f.. and Il. II. Beuce. as such Admit
ni>trat"r which they ct either Of them had Of i'll
AMI t. sud property on the II day of December.
ls67, or now have >itutte in the said County of
Orn>i.y. STATE # Nevada, 7" Wit: An undivided
two-tri- part of that tract Of timber land bound
Ell and described A. llows: Beginning at Il pine
tree tiii.ty inches in diameter standing the
divide between Kings Canon and Clear Greek,
west side Cf the Lake Higl"r Toll Road, and in
south lite Of J. Z. kirwan's land, running north
SOL, W Il along the southwest boundary of said
kirwaD's laud and m the east slope Of mountains
50 90 chains to black spruce tree - inches in
diameter thence Snuth 39lao west along tie |
southeast s,opcnf hills 81 % chains to brook |
running nth East by east 50 90 chains TO stake
10y black spruce tree - inches in diameter: |
thence south 5oi east down east slope 50 o. chains
to a brook running northeast &. 50 chains 10 the
Lake Bi@ler Toll Road bears northeast and SOUTH
west 50 90 chains II a pine tree 20 inches in da-
meter point of i.ili. bears north and south to a
stake thence north 39l , east down steep descent
ID. 90 chains 10 the place Of beginning containing
within the said described boundaries $40 acres, to-
yether with like undivided two thirds part of all
the Improvements thereon. Also. all those certain
,ther pieces parcels of land, situate. lying and
being in the said County of Orn-by, and descriled
Is follows, to wit: The southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter and the east hafof the southwest
quarter; and the southwest quarter of the north
vest quarter IF Section Eight - in Township No.
fifteen Us, north Of Range No. Twenty (20) east.
Monte Diahlo Meridian, Containing 100 acres, with
Ill and singular The tenements, Entertainments and
ppurtenances thcreunto belonging, or in anywise
entertaining.
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&TATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORNSBT.
y In the Ju-tce's Court, Carson Township, in
and for said County of ormsby .-Jens c. Sorren-
sen, ii tiLtif, vs. Eugene Archambeault, defend
ant. The State Of Nevada sends greeting to Eu-
gene ATclIambe;G,llt: You are hereby summoned
appear before at my office in carson City,
in Carson Township. in 0rmsl,y county, on the
2Gih day of October, AID. 1865,
Al 10 O'Clock A NJ, and answer unto the cumpls. Mt
If Jens c. Sorrensen, the above named plaintiff,
who to obtain judgment against you for the
sum of fWo hundred and sixty eight dollars and
sesenty-five cents: which arlrunt alleged to be
due aud owing TO plaintiff, for hay and barley ted
To your six horses, at his yard in Carson City, AT
yonr special rrque~t, between the 3oth May and
the 18th Juiy, 1SCS. Plaintiff claim, to have
lien said horses, by virtue Of the provisions Of
an Act OF this State. n'ltlei IAN Act to secure
liens to ranchmen and ether persons approved
February l4tl, 1850. w!.en Judgment viii be
taken against you Tor tn" sad amount, together
with costs aud damages, if " fail to appear and