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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10

In recent torch-hght procession
at Opelousas. Louisiana, there was
full-rig9ed ship. containing eleven
young ladies, representing that num-
ber of Southern States.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10

The monotory of the late long and
dull season has been, broken by the
arrival OF u large lot of new dry
goods at II. o.. Shiver's, Which, on
account Of their beauty and cheap
ness, are drawing crowds of buyers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10
OUR HOUSE REsTAURANT,

Assembly Street, Opposite he Markei.
NNHE undersigned respectfully notifies
IL his patrons, and the public generally,
that ho has made arrangements to be
supplied, daily, with the best OYSTERS
and FISH. Will also have the choice of
the Columbia Market.
Has commodious room for private
parties.
His LIQUORS, WINES and sEGARs
are the best.
Families can be supplied with Oysters.
LUNCH from IL to O'Clock.
Give me call.
LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG LAMP.
DENNIS McGUINNIs,
CO. Superintendent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10

1thIllOdu 1Hc
is healthy, the community moral and in
telligent, and the temptations to idleness
and vice few, compared with those that
exist in towns and cities.
Tho government of the College is pa
rental and mild, tho course of study full
and strict attention to the exercises OF tho
recitation room is required.
The session opens on the FIRST MON
DAY of OCTOBER and closes on the
SECOND WEDNESDAY of JULY.
TERMS FOR THE COLLEGIATE YEAR.
lultlOn... y 4U
Boarding, per month. .......... 49,. IL
Washing, Fuel and Lights, about. 49,. 20
Contingent Fee. .............. 8
These payments are in currency, and
are required at tho beginning and middle
Of the collegiate year, in advance.
For further Information apply to Rev.
Il. G. GRIER, OF the Faculty.
JAMES p. PRESSLY,
Secretary Board of Trustees.
Sept 10 s4
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10

We have been requested to state
that the Rev. w. A. Gamewell is ex-
pected to preach in the Washington
Street Methodist Church, tomorrow
morning, and the Rev. VIM. Martin
in the afternoon. 51i'I
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10

Mr.. Clendining expects to receive
a supply of fine oysters this morn
ing, and invites his patrons to give
him call or send an order for o
dozen or two-f., r, 8.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10

COMPLEMENTARY SUPPER.-A com
pllmentary supper will be given to
Hon. j. Q. Adams and our other dis
tingnished visitors, at Nickersons
Hotel, this evening, at 8 O'Clock.
Tickets can be procured at the store
OF Mr.: George Symmers, or from any
one OF the Committee of Arrange
ments.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10

The Committee of Arrangements
respectfully ask all citizens to en-
courage the colored persons in their
employ to attend the barbecue to-day.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10
ERSKINE COLLEGE.

~ THIS institution is located
ALMA in Due West, eleven miles
E4ll=lk2Ris North OF Abbeyllo G. H., and
0tteeS four miles from Donnald's De-
SHl% pot, on the Greenville and Co.
65SD lumbia Railroad Tho cn1ntrv
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10

Butter. Cheese, Crackers, &c.
IN FIRKINS PRIMEU MOUNTAIN
1O BUTTER, 25 boxes Choice Cheese,
20 barrels assorted Crackers.
For sale low, at
Oct 10 SWYGERT & SFNN'S.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10

Prime North Carolina Hullets.
SOMETHING choice. For sale low, by
~ Oct 10 SWYGERT 81 Sem.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-10-10

We have been requested to state
that the "Smart Children" will give
an entertainment in this city, on
Tuesday evening next. The price of
admission will be fifty cents-no half
price. eiL
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27
We have been unaYoidabiy de-
laycd in issuing, this week, in order
TO give our, readers the many local
itehF tFAt has trdpSpiffd. <"'

The attention of those desiring
Hardware, is directed to the firm
of w. w. Woodruff e. Co, Knox.
vile, as the cheapest and largest
Han DWARF House in East Tennessee.
Our Farmers who need imple-
mcnts, will find it to their advan>
tage to call on this firm when they
visit Knoxville. See their new
Advertisement.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

In view of the Presidential Cam.
paign, we desire to sc cure 800 addi-
tional subscribers by the 10th OF
next month, composed Of voters Of
Loyal old Blount. 'a
Our price is now within the reach
of all. .@sa
During this week we have receiv>
r q an AdIdhlt'anaJ 'ouosc"pnoH H. -
Sixty!
Let our Agents bestir themselves,
and send in their Clubs by the 10.h.
An extra copy will be given to
the getter up Of club Of ten.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27
aHAEGE or FRO
GESAMiHE!

IL IS Wcll.knowhoS aEgooH, hnh''
Der OF The cltlzens oil hioGntt onnty
that the Undersigned dit uui1hS 'hs
past year, sen Soous 10 u SF'a'
many persons on a leN aaNS 'l'n''
VINO nave Plplolgcq moss lew '"N'
iht0 2 lew nI u, oHts' ana seem 10 ''
aI I,"a tSn, nix :. t,ns ,.ots -
80 ne il is.impossibk for Them Io
sell goods on time, ut rs ipw tigur--
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

We refer our citizens to the eds
at9rialion Judge H0uk as Candi-
date for Congress. Owing to apress
of business we have not give the
subject due justice. But will refer
to it again.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

The attention, of our exchanges,
readers, citizens, friends, and the
business public generally is directed
10 the advertisements of Geo. p.
r, ,S..;ssil !. .Ce,g IS the most reliable
na,Advertising Agency now in exist,
ence. """
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

The Mails from Knoxville arrive
every other day After the 22nd
of next month daily mail win be
run, so they say.y.jasn tla ..
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

MesSrs Mcconnell ard Davis res
turned from Kansas on last Satur-
day, well pleased with the country.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

Miss Strang's School closed on
Thursday. An examination of the
classes was held in the morning at
/ the PresbyttsriNa Church The ex>
crciscs were highly commemorate,
to teacher and pupils Miss Strang S
labor here has now ended She
leaves for Ohio to day. 1t is hoped
that the people, in whose behalf she
y has, faithfully ,labored, will fully
khpptreiate and put into practice her
wise teachings. She leaves host
Of friends who will Away emcmber
her with kindness. %, 80 ... q.
81 n III UKl0B f4t I TN
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY

The UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS Ml.U
cd of informing the citizens Of Rlonn and
adjoining counties that hc is charging h.,
tanning business, at his old stand. two milo
Eastof Maryvile, where he cNpcct. To- lr.
able to supply the people with tho best and
most complete STOCK Of LEAIli~
Err ever offered at any Tanucry ju
BlOunt county Having secured thr
services OF the best Northern worh.
man that could be procured. lac fiat.
tiers himself that he can give entire
satisfaction to all. He also expects
to keep PRICES to suit the TIMES,
and VIII soon ha9e q splendid s'o"l,
OF KIP, CALF and GOAT skins &, ',g
finest quality, suitable for Gcuucmuo
and Ladies fine wear. lie Will a.>o
keep on hand at gall times, goot
assortment Of SADDLES, which be- Is
determined 20 sell at very pea" old
prices before the war, Ii2dc-, Corn.
Bacon, Wheat, or Horses and Mules.
will be taken in exchange topany "t
the above articles. lie also ie,lrc>
,i, s.s~,a. s,,! 's % !. ~, ~
this Spring and summer; CO and
get a contract. He expect 10 -
dept the PAY Down SYSTEM whirh
will enable him to sell CIIE4ptN than
! i l. I !
credit system; and will troau adj Il.
like. He will t9n ,.. for a.i7r I,. pre-.
Ter H. o" ts c 90" r"'' en- ""y MIX pau ,n
Hides and ret vonT 1ratlyr.
opril4.om sfWgWa L,we>rr
~ Falv uia yn4u. II.
.qrL b.l bsfasg s.J,u.
I" 3 D." 'i'I 10. A..a ". 1"."t
49, no. " l,.-..ntg '.at
'a .1.i p'a'57f' 'faI
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27
We acknowledge the receipt of
50 from F. Lamar, Weston, Missouri

ZAP meeting Of tho Board of Al,
fdtrmeh forthe Corporation of Mary>
vile, the following proceedings were
had, viz: Resolved, that our Busi>
ness men be earnestly and respects
fully requested to close their busi>
ness houses from lOA o'clock A. M.
to o'clock p. M. ON the 4th of
duly, By order of the Board
Thos. Lillard, W. It. Parham,
Recorder. Mayor.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

Read the new rates of the Repub.
lican. Only IS cents for 5 months.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27
be YeHl o3ou h..l ..'.
BETTER THAN COBB.
OUR NEW
a. lnd ,n's Golden Pens,

m0rl r1rior I'D - fata.
g.If .aagos.g ait Etrts....
ARE recommended by Bankers, Lawyers.
Ieachcrs, Merchants, and all who have ireI
them, as the best Pen manufactured.
Ahey arc non-corosive, and manuGIctur-
cd #lth the greatest care, r ing them
public ." -
w Sent postpaid 0S ddic.. for r.
cent, cents per box, contI fla dozon.
oruors contain .-"-''4y for the same
sent at cur risk. jx p hrettotry them.
N McALiIN Il Co.,
Louisville, Ky
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27
Tho REPUBLICAN.

40 EDITORIAL notice Eia be made here
after, erccpt upon FIRST insertion, Of dd-
rerttserS unless ordered, and then at
the pspqlrate oils cts, per line.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

The School at Louisville, conduct.
ed by Miss Matte McKelvey closed
on Wednesday last.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27
ADVERTISEMENTS.
l4liGAI4a
Fan Salest
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
To the collector OF Public Taxes
for Blount 5cQqupY17GrITS'ing' ..

for Blount Coupty-Grssting:
\ I'LL iIf). Y ""
w HEREAS !. c. Edmonson, Col.
w lcctor of Public Taxes for the county
of Blount, hus reported TO the Cir
cult Court at its May Term, 1868, the 70 low
ing Tracts of land and Town Lots a, hay-
ing been assessed for Taxes for the year SCI,
that the Taxes are due theron and remain
unpaid, and NAT the respective Owners OF
the same have no goods and ehattels within
this County on what he cap .destraih for
Taxes, to wit: ~ 90,
Ono tract OF land. ASSESSED in the name
Of Willis Cliff, lying in the 9Th Dis
trict of Bount county, containing Five
Thousand acres. Originally grautcd by the
State of Tennessee TO Charles W. Parks,
Sept, oath 1910; and bounded as follows;
Beginning on Poplar and
Black Gum on the bank Of ketcs
branch, the waters of Tennessee Riv.
er, and running North 100; 0" West,
Twelve hundred and Eighty poles
to Il White Oak; North Twenty
East, Six hundred and forty poles to
Hickory; South, Seventy East
Twelve hundred and Eighty poles
to Il Red Oak marked "P;' Then
South twenty West Six hundred and
forty to the beginning, adjoining the
lands Of the heirs of DID. f'oute,
and the heirs of Hiram Sellers; val>
ucd for 1867 at 5000; Tax, $S,324,
Clerks fee 81 80, Collectors fee SLO0,
Printers fee Sl,50. Total, $l2,32!.
One tract Of land ASSESSED in the
name Of Willis Clift containing FIVE
Thousand acres, lying in the 18th
District Of Blonnt County. original.
~ granted by the State Of Tcnnes>
sce,sto Charles w. Parks on the
24th day Of September, $50, and
bounded as follows, to wit: zl ,t.ad
Beginning pna poplar and black Gum
on the north bank of KcDcs branch,
the waters of Tennessee River. and
running North 70.o, West. Twelve
hundred and Eighty poles to It white
Oak; then South, 20.' Wcs,, six
hundred and forty poles; then South
200 Fast, twelve hundred and
Eighty poles to black Oak; thence
to direct line to the beginning, cd
joining the first described tract. Val>
ned, for TnSe~ for lsG7, a., 5000.
Taxes, S. 1924, Clerks fee sl,j0, Cots
lectors fee 81 90, Printers fee 1850.
Total-----Sl22.323.
J, c. Edmondson.
e.. . Rev. Col b. c. '
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

The track ofthc Railroad, ID laid
within q few yards OF Little River.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

lgo t,aa Business houses are, requested
to close on the Fourth ofJuly. ~ :.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

st.a3p SPEAKERS iOHI|
F. NJ Allen, "Controyery between
the North and South"
j. S. Bell, "Political Conservatism. 4"
a, n. Carson, "Apgels of Buena Wis.
Ia" ......- .- .s'h
C. A. Duncan, ''The Indian Chief to
the white Man" Heaa iah
J. NJ. Goddard, birth Day Of
Washington" 3"
R. W. Goddard, "Eulogy of Lafay.
ate"
J. Inman, pleasures of acquiring
knowledge"
J. A. McCampbelI, "Thc Murder
er's Secret"
L. A. Elmore, "Intemperance."
W. f Rogers, "Duty of American
Citizens"
A. S. Sheddan, "Laying the Corner.
Stone of Bunker Hill Monument"
The first Prize was awarded to G.
A. Duncan; the second to J. S. Bell.
On Tuesday evening the Atheniaa
Society celebrated their first ami
versary. v7rFuT7fra9 5g.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Defamation: J, L. Alexander,
"Bunker Hill Monument"
-Oration: A. S. Sheddan, east
Tennessee. B
Debate: as war justifable?"
'sfeerr,>s.< .a..,
F. NJ. Allen, &. Z. Bicknell. -
80 r~ Negative.
J. A. Goddard, H. w, Sawyer. .
On Wednesday evening the Animi
Cults Literary Debating Society
celebrated their second annual ami
versary.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
..t Declarations y.t
NJ. Il. Upton, "Scotland"ai
W. +. Rogers, "Duty OF American
Citizens" .,""sin| PA
" . Orations.
J. Imam, "The Present Age
j.. P. Tedford, 'Ravages of Time"
q Debate.
!, Question-"Do theg Works of Ma
ture afford a Stronger prodfof Deity
than the Bible?" Ael
Affirmative:-J. G. 9Branner, G. Z.
Tedford. Negativc:-B. H. Lea, A.
~ carson c nr'fr a,a a.Iaq 30
.H..'~ TiHd' oa.ma
Y On Thursday evening the exer.
cises were as follows: ''''..
.adrr CREATIONS. 10
g. r. Bickncll, Progress. of Hu>
man Liberty."oG. S.oW. rawford,
"Political Conservatism" ~ J. s.
Bell -Declamati9n7-Y"Dte lrae."
BIZ. Lea, Intemperqnce c. E.
Tedford, ''Lessons Of The Past a.
H,yW Sawyer "Goyerpment-,
q During the entire entertainments
music. was discoursed by the Mary.
vile String Band. composed of
.Messrs Alexander, Guerra and Boyd.
.tDq tb m % ataaI 205U m-G o.
% Taking in consideration the
difficulties which a many of
the Students laborcd under--most of
them being beginners, the whole at
fair was creditable, interesting, and
elevating. Much could be said con-
corning this Institution, but words
are inadequate to express the great
Importance of approaching it as
the only avenue to success; and neith-9
er have we the time or space to-
give the subject justice.
q Ono Of the most prominent fea>
lures, that is highly" commendable. |
was the spontaneous oat.burst ofpa.
triotism, and the veneration shown
for the prinplcs of Rep ublicanism.
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

Il NOTICE..
Proposals will be- received at the
Office of the Knoxville & Charles
ton Rail Road company, il Knox.
vile, Tenn, until the 10th day OF
July, 1868, for the building Of the
Rail Road Depot( Framed)aA Mary
yile, Tenn. ITO be paip for il Blount
'County Bonds. A plan bf said De-
pot can beseerj at the off re Of THO
Clerk of the County Cour' at Mary.
vile, Tonh., after July 18th, 1868.
The Company reserves tie right to
reject all bids. r. G Norris,
June 18th, 1868 ---- ------ Engineer
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

II is therefore considered by the court
that Judgment be and ia hereby entered
against the aforesaid Facts Of Land IN the
name oftheiState for the sums annexed 10
each, being the amount by Taxes cost. and
charges and the cost Of this proceeding due
scvcrally thereon for the year 1867, Anlit
is ordered by the court that thcsald ,rvcra!
Tracts of land or SO much thereof a. Shah
be sufficient Of each of them TO satisfy the
Taxes, least and charges ANNEXED TO each Of
them scycr1lly be sold as the law dircqts.
You are hereby commanded to ovposc to-
sale as the law directs so much Of the said
several described tracts of land so reported
and condemned as aforesaid as viii ,be of
value sufficient to pay and satisfy the Taxes,
cost and charges, together with the cost Of
this motion due scvcrally thereon, andinake
due renuns thereof agreeable to law leforc
the Judge OF the Circuit Court for
BIoupt County Witness, aWiItoA A.
McTcer, Clerk Of said Court at office
in Maryville the, 4th Monday'ot Nay,
1868. ~ |lONl 81
. ... NT,1II.A MN tAN L
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27

The subscriber would most respects
fully inform the citizens Of
Maryyille, and, the surrounding country that
he has permanently established himself in
this place, where he may be found at all
times. He will attend to ROOFING and
GU TTERlNG, and will keep Gems family on
and good assortment Of
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27
Will. A. McTber,, ''
.Lhnt mn(ltrk.

In obediancc to the above, ] viii
sell to to the highest bidder, al III c
Court House door in MaryviIle, on
Monday the 3rd dav Of August,
1868, the abve described lands. u,
.H G'.a 'ua- j. q. Edmonsou,
'ja.s 90 ra dau- Rev. Col. 3. c,
'agifssG1es ilab ,'
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27
.oA}A3yON0 NIh
,TIN7W ARE,

Which will be sold as low as the same
article can be bought else where.
Repairing Of all kinds done at TIE short
est notice, and on the mos REASONABLE
TERMS.
aF '
His shop will be found West of the Cour,
House. Call and examine his work. aud
hear his prices-it will cost nothing.
Nov2-l2m. CHAS. RAFTER
Maryville Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-27
Order of exercises on Monday night;
PRIZE DECLARATIONS.

Awarding Committee, ad
G. T. Gates, Esq. DR., T. T, Carson.
Saml. Cowan.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-12
John Doe 10. in book q Of sears. Thomrso,

John Doe. LOT in block q Of Sears Thompson
| anu Sears divisn of Cars n City, FIR n IS.
John Do. 10, 10 in block Il O: Scar. ihoEls'l
| and >e,,s' division If Carson city. for II %
U!Iysr Cromwell, posae>sory chin! 1" i"i NOV
ii, b"cs No Il Of tmI'rs City and The inir"Te-
mel. Is the zen, to' 60 81 70
John fleI.rart ,u-se-sory clam t" '"' n" ~
in 1T ck - Of Umpire City and Improvements
ti,a,- on, for &c rs.
And All, the. l., ri deer bed prol'e ~, exc
cu,i n Issued ca said 9th day # J"ly. D. 1865
on in i.lnrn s,ei.drie IN and justice Count Oh
III, 25,h nay If January. D. iscs; ce
" ~ am Mart lets and l" IN hi'rh &C.
seafs TIL Ii;tS II and ~tars division II Carson, its
nd all he ,i.t.rurcIiicn there n; ais', block o
IS ne division for II -
) hn C.adl.baugh, ten acres OF land 'ui'fe'i
ninth T., the road Leading from Carson -uy l. tie
state Prison eat by land asses%' d !" VI :. "a' &
uer, and west Ivy land Of W. Beck. f7r 20 70
william Torbes lots 4. 5. an 10 III olock IA
Curr, s vision of Carson t'i1y, for . -
James Corrisan. iurs 5, ana IN hiek - ~
Pi,rs II and ooodiicl,'s division Of Cars e''H'
Mrs. l. Potts. lot in block IS, Sears Th"mi-
son ant Sears division Carson Ii Tor J.. l.
! SCI II Ta@kfr. south hall OF t.loch o., ""77ei
division Caro-, City, f." = IL
Geo se W Hammer, h az, on Carson street, IN
lot bel nglngy TO } Vi. Amnser. for - 9l-
Mr>c- ,Itis, LOT in block 4 ear inhi
ION and :, ars diyi ion ot Ga eoh City. Tor ~ IL
r. q; lord ~ c in rloCk IA al sears ihchr
Ion and -eIr-' iiv,>i oi { T. n C't> To- II ~
u. j P.mr' y. I an wrst - feet = !o' II,
buck Il fSrar> III nr>''n and sears uiNiS'"'' !
, AZ. II; as, 1t in block ), same DIVISION loi
S24 ~.
\. :. Mahanty 100 acres Of La d III section l.
t, wu,hip Is. y. Il u Eat. Mount p.''",n nv
i ian; AS, lot in hlocs 43 Of Mu-sers ui'ieio.
of Cars n City, for Sc "a.
Sheriff Orm>hy County
By I. J. EDwsEIS.
Deputy sheriff
Cars, July o. 1865.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-12
AN ACT
Cars W, July ., 1865

- a. ,,n,o. ~
II I'rvide Toy me hsS's tN,i II ~ q" 1850.
EircI - ana ! ne "Hoe ''i' :, "a =,
the hight # Suffrage
fI- fe IT" of I q ave "i 4\"'"u"' i'i,
IN Se'a'e and fesrht'S 90 .f',ct as ~ ,o
StC,E'H l h. Jus'icfs "i me 't"'r W 49, :
>'Nfia c"h''"> "i M - -, ,,..,.;,,,..I
act : "s'-trS Asrn, ''i It '''''
III tics hirh are "lt!'t' 'h'ir &c, 900
~hIl- and a. = ca iheiI duties sh'i' TX - ~
vij IN Ia 4ct.
90 inm@i'a'elH CFll tiIF Pr 80 '' 81
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ST IL mons.

fFify cents state Revenue staTp!
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEtOND
1 Judic al Di,fri {. Of the State If Nevada, Ill
cnd f,r the c univ Of 0rin>6y
Nelson STJNTOMIRu vs. ALLIE SION
-ONIK6. Action hr:,E-ht in the District tourt
If the Second Judicial st! ct .! tie state ii
nevada. in and for the unity If msi'r, and The
complaint filed in aid c,'nnty Of On by. III the
,fSce Of the Clerk of il ID strict Court.
Tho State Of Ntva!a senis greeting II Alice
Stontoniire defen liant: ~ erety required
70 appear in an action brought against 70 by the
above named plant IF in The District G. urt II The
Nseond Ju 1icisl District Of the >tare # Nevada,
in and for the COUNTY of orInshy, and answer
the complaint fled the Elm "a copy Of which &C
-omn mics this Sufnmons) within ten da, s (e1ciu-
silva of the d L. Of servc alter the service n you
If This SunrannS-if served i-hin this county
or il sc we'd cut # Ills county hu' N tins Dis
,rict within twenty days, O'her~iSr w'thin f,rtS
days-cr judgment by default VII! be taken
against you.
Tn. said action is brought to III ain decree OF
.liyor e from the onds Of E,itrin'Iy existing lie
tvcen Won an the plaintiff h'Irin; ai'' i'r fht
cuseodr. etc O: yeur TWO children. 10 wit. David
and t;eGr-, StnntAnire and for costs O SUIT, &c.
.tc ami n cause sf this act on tn" Iiiintifi al
i,res against ynu wiItui de erii"n dssf lutte hab-
,ts etc in his COMP aiist set forth
And YOU are her. by notified iha II You tail 10
1,rear ard answer the sri complaint as above re-,
1u:red. the said plaintiff will take decree aud
judgment as prayed
(iiy-1, under MY hand, an. he Seal # the Dis
tfict Court Of the Second Judicial District OF the
49, State OF Nevada in and f IT the count
of Ormsbv. this i4th day OF July, IN
ehAh the year Of Cur Lord, one Thousand
s~% eight hundred and s;x'y-eight.
n. J. ASnN0RE, Clerk.