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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-29
JUDAS ROSS.
Action Of Kansas Men at Chicago.

We said but little, last week, about
Ross betrayal of Kansas, mostly be-
cause we had not the heart to say much.
Ross has been a resident of Kansas
since the first dark days of her history.
He had seen every man that ever at
tempted anything like betrayal of the
principles dear to the people, "bite the
dust" in political death, just so sure as
sunrise follows sunset. His very polit-
ical existence was built upon the ruins
of a man who had dared to place ON the
political auction block the dearly
bought and blood-sustained principles
of this people. He was, therefore,
supposed, above all men, to be true in
the fullest sense of that word. Few
dreamed that he would in less than two
short years commit the same unpardon-
able sin of his predecessor, and follow
him so rapidly into disgrace and ig-
nominy.
When we look for Ross motives in
taking the course he did, we can find
but one, and that is money. When he
says he was guided by conscience and
by desire for the highest good of the
country, he gives the lie to his whole
political course in Kansas, and nobody
believes him. Nobody believes Ross
who has always been Radical in Kan
sas, could go to Washington and vote
for the acquittal of johnson, the alder
and abettor of the New Orleans riot
the alder and abettor of the murder of
two thousand union men In Texas, the
alder and abettor of the murderous KU
Klux Khan, and the fermentor of evil
and rebellion, out of considerations of
conscience and the highest good of the
country. If anything were wanting to
convince the people that Ross claim to
have voted on the question according to
the dictates of conscience is false, it is
fonnd in the fact that after he had heard
the evidence he repeatedly assured Kan
sas men who were his warmest friends,
almost up to the hour ofyOting, that he
was for the conviction of the President.
Ross could not have been misiDformed
as to how the people of Kansas stood,
and therefore cannot even offer the poor
excuse that he was mistaken In the ver-
dict his constituents would give. Ross
ought to know that out of the fifty
thousand voters in Kansas, at least for
ty thousand of them were just as COM
petent to judge of the law and evidence
in the case as he was, and that thirty
thousand of those voters said equity"
He is there to represent the people OF
Kansas, and not e. 6. ross, and if he
could not vote as he knew his constit-
nents desired, he ought to have resigned
or committed suicide, either of which
would have been infinitely more res
pectable than to stand up in the Senate
!. of the United States and by his vote
say that he represented rebel constitn.
ENJOY.
The people of Kansas can come to but
one coIiclRsi0n, and that is that Ross
voted for money. He represented Perry
Fuller Tom Ewing and Minnie Reams
not Ross or the. people of Kansas,
Whether he received. . price for his
vote we are not prepared to say, but il
is generally believed lac did. 1t is gen.
orally admitted that Perry Fuller's
money secured Ross his seat in the
Senate, and when the pinch came con-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-29

The Impeachment Court met on Tues
day, and after taking a vote on the Sec
ond and third articles adjourned sine
die, evidently Disguised. On those art
for conviction, and IS for
Judas Ross voted with the
President. The President was acquit-
ted by one vote. That rote came from
Kansas. s'How long, o Lord, how
longi"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-29
And the world will be
the better for it. :"

HYGIENE MEDICATION is mot . blind
experiment on the vitality Of the patient. It
il n system based upon the unerring laws Of
nature IS revealed by true Physiology. 1t
deals with diseased conditions Is the effect OF
violated physiological law. It's language Is,
"Obey and iive,-Disobey and die"
It employs those agents which mantain
health-to restore health.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-29

Secretary Stanton resigned on We'd
nesday, and turned over the Office to
Townsend. No persuasion could ia
duce him to hold on since the failure of
impeachment. Schofield will probably
be his successor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-29

The Miami County Agricultural So
sciety has adopted resolution to pur-
chase forty acres of land about one mile
southwest of Paola, for Fair ground
purposes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-29
THE MOVEMENT CURE.

No ssstem Of medical practice known to the
public in this age Of base deception and I'm.
principIed humbuggery is more rational, phil
osoPhieaI, and comprehensive, or more re-
plete with satisfactory, or surprising results,
than what Is known in reform medical prac-
lice as the Movement Cure.r
The @sweedish 8Eovcnents' are simply pas
sive exercises, administered by an attendant,
to develop and strengthen weak muscles, to
draw OF the blood from eongested and ensory-
ed organs, to start into activity weak organs,
to awaken dull nerves. to arouse torpid skins,
and by the.e simple means we induce the elI-
mination Of foul, and foreign matter from the
system, overcome distractions Of the internal
organs, straighten crooked limbs, spinal de-
formities, and break up Abrous adhesion Of
stiff joints.
In uterine diseases, and dispiaeements, de-
pendent upon weak, abdominal muscles, and
general laxity Of ali the Tissues, No means
are more permanently beneaeial and effective.
Weak lungs are benefited BY the develop
nent Of the respiratory muscles. Dyspeptie
stomaches and torpid nyers, attended with
dull, Iifeiess, stiet 50 Of this world feeling,"
are forced into normal activity. slek.hsad
ache. dependent upon distracted liver, and
constipated bowels, Is speedily and permanent.
~ cured.
The whole system lif the MfeSoFee d not too
nearly exhanssed1 can be invigorated, t.regen--
Grated, !" and toned up IN general
asweedish Movements are seasy 70 take, >"
but hard 70 give. Let the aAaicted call and
give tt q trial. Il win beneft<he living, but
dent Fesurrecs the dead. II Is easier to take
than iron, cOd-liver oil, quinine, or cat-niIk.
80 aduinistsred by Allopathy.
THos. w. ORGAN, Il. D.
Bex III, Enporia, Kansas
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-29

The County Board of Miami county
have made an appropriation for the pur-
chase of fire and burglar proof iron
safe, for use of the Treasurer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-05-29
Swedish Movements
ALLOPATHY SORELY EXERCISED !
1t belches forth "QUACKER Y!''
A still small voice asks, wHEREs

Bostock's History Of Medicine (Allopathie
Authority answers: EVERY DOSE
OF MEDICINE GIVEN, IS Il BLIND
EXPERIMENT ON THE VITALITY OF
THE PATIENT"
Webster says, .Quack" IL on ewho expert
ments.
Who then are the "Quacksr'
let the mouldering dead, "experimeEted''
out of the world, and millions OF ruined, liv-
ing wrecks, experimental /" out Of health,
money, and happiness, answer and then
Iron-clad. MercuFial-faced, Antim0nial-coun-
tneanced druggery must recsds As barba-
mentcd.o
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07
TO SUBSCRIBER
FAIR ARNIN q.

After the first Saturday in March
1868, M paper rii be aIioWed to jcar,
tie office on 'chicb the subscription is
not PAID, IN ADVANCE.
We cannot possibly continue the
credit system.
The x mark i'll red will notify al
subscribers of their Indebtedness
and the names of ALL persons neg
Letting to cancel their arrearagcs on
or before the day above mention ed,
will be erased from the subscription
book.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07
Sherif's Sale.
James January, ct al,
VS. Fl Fa.

James January. ct al,
VS.. FL Fa
Ann T. Light ct al
To March Term, 1868, Madison Circui
Court Mississippi. Judgement Septem
Der "a, 1867
DY virtue of the above described wit,
ID TO me directed by the clerk OF said
court. | will expose TO public sale, to the
highest bidder for cash, before the court
house door of said county of Madison
State Of Mississippi, in the city Of Canton.
on
Monday, the 23l day Of March, 1865,
between the hours prescribed by law,
the following described lands. viz
Tweny acres IF West side w n FL
lying North of road, Sec 10 Township
Range , Z being the house aud grounds
nov occupied by A. ID. Barlow AS his
residence, wing. being and situate in
Madison county. SAFE Of Mississippi
Levied upon as the properly Of said de
fendant Ann 7. l. ght. and will be sold
to satisfy The above styled Judgment and
all costs.
GEO MooRNAN, Sheriff.
March 7 1868 nlG is
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07

II Rev. DR.. Harmon, the Agent
of the South. western Bible Society,
is in our midst, and by agreement OF
the several pastors in town will hold
meeting in the Presbyterian Church
at 8 =. NJ. tomorrow evening-for
the purpose of recognizing the b .
bic Society on the old plan.
Appropriate addresses will he de
livered. All denominations and the
community generally are invited to-
attend.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07

not, go to Casscll& Baughn's
and supply yourself with fresh seeds
of best quality. They have seeds of
more than one hundred kinds of
vegetables, everything you need in
a garden. They have also pure re.
liable milicines, should you need
any. Feb. 20 ct.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07

To- Rev. DR.. Harmon. of the No
bile Conference, Agent Of the South
western Bible Society, will preach
in the Methodist Church, to Morrow,
at II, A. NJ.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07

g- According to latest advices,
affairs at Washington, are about at
stand.stiIl. impeachment is progress
ing very slowly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07

THE CITIZEN OFFICE is notc or
tie Noyth side Of the Public Square.
roa N opposite The Courthouse, orcr
The store Of s. ". Wood. Nc shall
be happy az all times 70 sac orr friends
ia Cur relr Location.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07
The DEMOCRAT /. an ExCELEEST
Advertising Medium.
Feb - IF.
Trust @air.

BY vig'pe Of the provisions Of deed
in trust, exscu'eI by A. l. Couch and
hi, wife Emma Z. couch and John W
Y.argain to the undersigned, dated Dec.
III, 1866, and duly recorded in book
letter Q, piges 5G5, G6 and g. Of the
records Of deeds in the uliice Of the Pro-
ba.e Clerk Of Madison county, Stale Of
Mi.sissippi-I hereby give notice to all
parties interested thai | will proceed TO
.ell before the courthouse door in the
county and State aforesaid. on
NoaIay. tie 18Th deg Of Nncb, 1865,
between ie-aI hours, 10 the highest bid
der at public ou,cry, for cash, he iollow-
jnG described property. or so much there
OF as will satisfy certain notes specified in
said deed in trust, together with alt
costs. interest and expenses of sale, DC,
to vii. "A Por1ou Of lur number >, as
designated 10 the plot Of the city of Can
ton. and beng on y side of the square;
and more particularly describe rs com
meucng at Sc ccrner Of said lo' no .
and running n 200 feet, thence " 80 It,
thence 5 goo feet. thence with the street
& 10 the beginning" Also lots No ) and
4 OF square No IL, and four ceres aijoin-
ing, in the city Of Canton, county and
State aforesaid, toge her with all the i'm
provements, privileges, immuniries and
appurierauces iheieunto pertaining.
The lille to said property is believed TO
be good, bat, acting as trustee | shall only
convey such title as is vested in ne by
said deed in trust
BICHiRD WINTER,
Jan II tdsp Trustee
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07
George Ernest.
Boot s. shce Maker,

East Side Of the Pajiic Square, enc
door ADORE Richards. anderson d. Co
CANTON, MISS.
Doors and SHOES made to order al the
ID shortest notice. He invites all persons
wishing work Ia his line, TO give him call
June "a if.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07

EE There is revival meeting pro
crossing in the Presbyterian church,
under the auspices Of the Rev. DIR.
Payne, of Holly Springs. DR.. z. is
man of power, and the profounT
attention of his audiences betokens,
we hope, good result.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07

In another column viii be found
"a Husbands ConfessionS,' which
was crowded out OF our last
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07
RTANT TO aiaONEssS!
"a CHARCOAL PIPE.

The proprietors of the patent for this in
vention, in Introducing it to the l.uhlc
cm for superiority every pipe heretofore made
for the following reasons Being made from re carbon
in the form of charcoal this pipe secures to the smoker
the same immunity from the poisonous properties OF 10
acco that the charcoal Alter affects in drcoor2inE and
pur, ing foul water. The absorbent quality Of charcoal
does AWAY with the moisture in the pine so that it can be
tm6kcd until every particle of the tobacco is consumed
thus combining economy with an important sanitary con
di;ion 1t has been pronounced by those who have given
it fair Trial to be far the most plea Pipe they ever
used and ModicaI Gentaer have declared that il is the
only material through which tobacco can be smoked with
safety Htzo Grandchildren by absorption the pipe Is
saturated with ncotn hold 1t spirit LAMP or gas
light until it ceasrs smoke il will theh be as sweet ~
when 1'rfce, So .af7A large lot just received
and for sale by IL. GWINNER, Canton. FEB. %, It.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07

AaeSTs-Messrs. r. c. Wharton e. Go. are an
thorizcd Agents for this paper in he city of New
Orleans Advertising contracts made by them for
u.s. will be faithfully carried out.
S. Peitingill & Co. are our authorized Agents
In the city Of New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07

PROSPECTUS
OF rfsn
'SUSDlESoHJy UNION
A " EE2E6EIT PAPER
Devoted to the guaiay-zchoolg Of
mississippi.
ArhrCR Ter TIL LIT1LE -CLr-g.
EDITED By THE CLEaaY OF THIS CITY.
Contributed to by many
EAEFEs OK LITERARY ABILITY.
rEiHE Undersigned propose to begin CHE
frs Sunday in April npx) the pab cl-
ton of weekly paper, bearing the tide Of
THE GUEDAEGGH00L UIr0F,"
having far It's Editors The Reverend Clergy Of
Cau'0n--to be devoted to the interests of
Sunday schools throughout the State of Mis-,
sissirp and to the improvement ofch lIran ia
the school and hy the fl side.
In addition to the force presented in the
Editorial Department, we have induced seve.
raj Ladies Of we'll known literary ability 10
contribute constantly to our columns theg
Will furnish for each edition many short
STORIES,
and number of
Regular Serials.
Every article will be simple, moral. and
admirably adapted to the comprehension Of
the juvenile mind.
We have maze arrangements for constant
supply Of engrayings, and will present in each
issue a number Of Pictufes, to please the fancy
of children.
We respectfully request the
SUPEkiN IENDENT5 and TEACHERS
of Sunday schools to assist u with their val
liable Influence. We ask them to act 3 our
Agents Tor subscription, all o. yer the STATE
and We hope to publish 4 paper that will
merit he patronage Of
TEACHERS,
PARENTS,
and CHILDREN.
Our Terms are such as to enable every little
boy or girl TO subscribe Tor six mouths Or one
ycnr
-TE2ME-
ONE COPY. SIX MONTHS, sio0
90" ONE YEAR, 200
70 any person sending five names
and the money Herewith, we will
send an extra copy, FREE; and a
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07

Blank Contracts 9th Freedmen for
sale at this ofFfc-.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07
Not a a. Puff F."

Once more we take pleasure in rev
commencing to our readers the pop.
ular store of j. B. OTTO & Co.
This house is just in receipt OF a
large and varied stock of new spring
goods, which they offer at prices to
suit the necessities of the times. In
addition to the advantage which they
have gained over all competitors by
introducing the first spring stock,
they Lave gained another point, in
securing the services of an efficient
corps of auxiliaries, with Mr.. c. T..
Hill as head clerk of the dry goods
department, and Mr.. d. III. Otto as
general superintendent. But, not
having time to expatiate upon the
many excellent features of this supe-
rior house, we must refer our friends
to the advertisement for particulars;
!, suffice it to say, if new and reliable
! ;rnpods, low prices, courteous and at
, %p@e clerks, constant application
are dassi !. mass, and Qast but not least)
.r 5Vrn "''''eon''s'sst of advertising denote
mary .. 1855 lmls 1saa.-J. Il. Otto & Co.
Nj. j. ZUNh the patronage
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-03-07
Canton J4uaa-y 1871, Is0s.
s w Mood

Having h1ugbt aUt bis partners, u. 4. Nu''c- ana
F. ". Wood, and removed bis stock - tla store ~
John e. harEun. under the CIT5GEN ufrc. viii
caHtirIe the
HER C4NTTL BUSINESS.
Feeling grateful for many ra,t iavors. no hopes.
ay close application 90 bl.Itc~s and low ryse> 20
merit cont a8atioa Of the same.
Jan 25 TIL : W WOOD
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06
AN ACT
Carson, July %, 1868.

To provide for the Regis rail n OF the Names %
Elect r. and The ascei tainn.nf, by pr'Pt'
prn IS - the P-r-,,ns who sh.li be elit'Itu l"
the Right If Suffrage
The Pc Ilr OF l. : ate OF Nevada Represented
IN Senar- AID >ssembty, do enact As foil W.:
SECTION he Justices Of the Peace 81 ne
several counties Of he IT tt si'"i co'i-i'u anu
act 5 / egi-try Agens tne ecfl"n p cent -
III I, les hitch al within their rel ettlNe t'Wh-
-hips and such their duties shall lie a. pr
vd in Ih's act. -, .
sec Immediately up'n the apprn al 81 IN :
Act III. respect We b arf- II kesls r1tl'h the
s-ve,a, commits Of tin. tale shall deliver over
o eau e 10 b. deliv- Ell. t. The se'tra lei "
\. Ell then c,untie-. as pruvI!e'i tor IN IA :
Acr tie respective registers, and All other reg -
I, alton hOLs. belonging To, "r htie'pi"'e w
p.rerI r the eiecI precincts or district "n'''
ar. wi hin their respective townships P'oft"'o'
tn I Tie hoax containing the oath. hrfe''n,f'
$ b c.ilyed shall I've MED and preserved ID 'he
Comfy l,,Ik flee . and, hereafter SAD h'I' :
al e. istIat shall e dl>cfai e. Il rom tiir p!'
u nance o' any duty elal NJ 10 'Ae iee9S'"''N
o. I c names OF Fl ctuis.
SC The Count, commits" ners OF me res
pecli,e unite # the STAT shall p-fNide H.,
til Registry Agent 81 their c'uh't, "hF'' ''i'''
" here eede.i all proper AID necessary books u"
carr, ont t- prov sius oi this Act, tngV ih,i Win
hit reyis for each erctl'n pretfh' Vi Jus
trict 20 prep ,rcd thu each shall contain etlai
ate list "f pprt,n-, tLti' led :" vote, te,iihS III
each ,.Iec 10 l.feciul district ali f'het cary
arranged ACCORD n TO their respective su nan e..
aud II Stow in sc arar- c l'IHis. the panlt al
fut i len III. the a-e, tie country 81 'heir ph,h
II e occupation ami pl-c &" le-l"tiice, 'ts''l'
with The. urrut,er and ''ate OF 'esIstry al tx :
,,,psr- incur ell in executing the iroHlslo OF
his Act including the publication Of the reslsl
lists -hali be audi I'd. ali wed I'D laid oot "'
the comfy funds Of th several Counties IncurIIng
the sam, A. utTer comfy cha gs'.
Sc The reei-ier- may be in the following
rnl or in SUI other 10, III as M st con'-h-
il ntl, and ecUnom cal, carry out the provision
ami in ention nt this Act-to wit
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

John Doe. lot in brock q Of Sears. Thompson
and Sears division Of Cars n c ty, FIR IL 10.
| John Doe. lot III in block Il OF s,ar-, thompson
| and sears division If Carson City, Tor Ii 20
| Oliver Cromwell, possessory claim Ia i"t NO
in buck No II Of Empire City and the improve
| ments ther con, fui 69 % -,
John tb.rharr ,-, se-sory clam Ia lot No ~
i'll bl OK - Of Empue City and improvements
tiirI on, for So IS.
And ai-.. tn. fol wi, tescr bed property, exc
cu.i.n. issued on said 18th day OF july. D. 1868
,n ju ,gnr,n eideie IN laid Justice tohi' "h
III, 25i h tay of January. D. l>oo' &C
" ~ am Mara. lots and ~ IN pi'eh oo'
Gears Til, mus u and ears division II Cai s' IVY
nd ali he ,npruyemcn : there n; ais', bi"ch
IS nle aiyisi'.II for " 81.
!. IN C,adl. hau. h, ten acres OF IAN" uh'eo
n nth hy tin, r,qei lea ing IA III CHrs" ny IT, me
tate I-"n. I by land asses TO " "a'o-
u.r. nd west hy nd W Beck. fer 26 ="
Wirt,am Fnbe 10 l. D. ami 10 in block a.
CUR, S d vi i, n If Carson tIty, fnr - -
sam, 5 'urri-an. t"s D. S and y IN pi'h - VI
Pi,ls n and GOOD. ichs division OF Cars Ciy'
f. u s3 ~,
Mrs. l. A Potts lot in block 50, Sears Thnmp-
,or arr, Sears div ion e Carson ly, f"r - -.
J. Sc, Ii 1a>ker souih half OF tloch o., h"sse'
division - Car City, fni ~ IL
G.n ge W Hammer, h Else On Carson street, On
lot bel ngsng ioJ Vi Anin'er. for % VI
N.>e> Ills, lot 9 in block 4 f ear lh'mp-
ION and divi ion at Ca 20" CIV ni - -
r Il Lord i", in tlock IA 81 sears ih"i'p
ION and ~ear,' div.-i,,n o, r. II CITY ~ i -
H. prmruy ! I an west ~ feet i io' = N
III ok Il f sears Thompson aud sears vision !
~, ~. n 8, IT. 3 in block g. same DIVISION. Ter
81 "a. -.;.,
\, :. Mahon.y. leo acres Of La d IN section l.
I, wn>hip Is. \. OF r l" Eat, N"uh' p"p,' i'e
ian; aso lot | in block AZ OF Museer ui'isoh
# Cars Ii City, fol 81 -.
A. W NIEHTI GILL,
Sheriff nrm>bN County.
BY L. J. EDWARDS,
Deputy sheriff.
Carson July %, 1865.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06

Sec. IL After tie final conpltron Of the re
i.ters for tn election ecincts or districts with
their resp. ctive l. wnships previous to the gener
election in November OF eacr year, and previo
to any special or municipal eie' ion, or any elt
tiup rioyid, d for l., Law, otter thar the gener
cleo, ion. The Registry Ag. hit, y or under who
they were resp, cti>ely mace, shall immediate
make. ut ce titled copies of the names on the res
i,ters of each election precinct or district, with
their respective townships, SO preparing such ce
tilted c-pies a. to show '.heaainss for the seneI
and mnnic ! al elections, designating, n1t'r "
ft St wear Of registration. by = M particular cha
acter AZ by the letter IF, WI" are reg1ster'
FIR tIat Ia tcnlar We r. and Un'eI which the
spect,rs NAV check If the n'mrs OF u" Sc Sotii
during tina, year 10y scme particular ei arac'er, I
h the letter ~" as Il us: - eclst req l"r ei
election Iii 1s...' ''Noting al city election !.
Is. " 'Regi-t. red r general election In p
voting at g, neral election IN lN..... WE
aid cei tilted c. pies have been "a made, II shaii
the duty f said registry Agents to have one COZ
of the same, # each ell cticn y 'lEci OF uls'rie
delivered 10 the Inspectors Of Eirc'ltns OF sue
prrci ( or d strict. at least iy eight CLOCK A.
IN tie day ON which said el.cti'r lakes place, =
Is hel,. said Cerrined cories If IN names on u
reg sttrs nav lie in the :, l"~n f. rm- or IN sue
OH I'm as most couNen emil, and ecoIohi
49, .'rr, ny 'l'" provisions # this Act:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-06
sum MON =,


Estate Revenue Stamp SOC
cvfAfE or NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMsBf.
- -Sor nd C unity Of urmsby State OF
Nevada sends greeting to Eugene Archambeauit.
You are hereby summoned TO appear before me AT
NV ofBce in arson City, in Carson Township, IN
Ofmsby county, Cd the
Tth day OF September, A. d. 1865
At 10 o'clock ~, and answer unto the complaint
IL Joseph Cardinal, who snes 10 obtain Judgment
against you for the sum of one hundred and nine-
~ one d,llars and 50 -ntyfive cents; said amount
10 alleged be due plaintiff, from you, for wood,
hay, barley, and for horse hire, from June LIST i,
1865. to the pre- tent time, as appears more fully
b. account now file in my Office, when judy
Msnt will be taken againet yon for the said
amount. together with costs AID damages. IL yo1
fail to appear and answer,
10 the Sheriff or any Constable Of the said
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Give. under my hand this Sd day Of August.
p. 1865. L. a. Mckh EBf,
Justice of tho Peace. Carson Township.
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