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II The returns show that Mr.. Cave
is elected Senator, and we wish he NAV
make good officer. Mr.. Kemp's with.
drawal the week before the election. and
his having his name stricken from the
tickets at several precincts, accounts for
the light vote cast for him--though We
must say this action on his part-after
his conversation with us is very unac-
e.ountable. And yet it will be observed
Mr.. Cave runs good deal behind the
rest of the ticket. But the election Is
over now, and we hope it will all be for
the best.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

N accordance with the law. a Public
examination of persons desiring ia
teach Public Schools in Dubois county
VIII be held at the school house in Dist.
No. ,, in Jasper, on
TUESDAY, November lst, 1870.
Those DESTROYS of obtaining license will
please be present on that day.
ANY person desiring TO obtain license
to teach. must he thoroughly qualified in
the eight branches specified by nw.
Teachers must bear in lind that I'M
der the new law no certificates for teach
ing can bc granted hereafter at private
examinations. and il is therefore impor-
'ant iiiat they should attend the public
examination. and bring with them GER
tiiicate of moral cha actcr from their re.
spective Trustees.
A. j. STRAIN, School Examiner.
Oct. l4th. 1870.
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Git will be observed that the candi.
dates for Supreme Judges ran behind
the rest of the ticket in this county. II
was occasioned by the singular iinprcs.
sion in some persons minds that thew
had no'right to vote for but one candi-
date for Supreme Judge. Such persons
ought to subscribe for some political pa
per, and learn their privileges.
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LOOsOOaee, Shoals & Jasper.
MAIL, EXPRESS AND STAGE ROUTES!
STETNHAUSER & SCURADFP,

III :. contractors for the Loccootee, Shoals and
~ Jasper Mail Express Routes. Respectable In
form the public, that they will run COED hacks wiz
eAeech' teams and reliable drivers and are urenarea
convey passengers and express after bet,seen ~
on" anu MISSISSIPPI Railroad at Loogootee or shoals
ana Jasper or way places. the routes on m. mos,
reasonane terms Persons sending or receiving ex
OF any Kind may depend having II carefuiiv
stare ior Loogootee leaves Jasper Mondays wednes
Gays ana Fridays at o'clock. A. NJ. arriving M In
Returning leaves Loogootec every Tuesday Tbr,sss.
ahd saturday Their stage leaves Jasper every FriJ.y
morning AZ o'clock and arrives Shoals IN ,ima ~
connect with the railroad trains either wav
ing leaves Shoals 81 o'clock Saturdays
~, also, thcy VIII run stage to Petersburg every
Inhy. ieavihg Jasper At III O'clock. Returning IN
'uy >, 10 STElSHAUSER Il SCHRADER
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Imply Sf'er toftlss Of various styles e,n h, ssu.I
a'mo,' every dwelling aud cshin throurbou, n,
iher taste !, pleasant and they are ~
~ a'''s every DISEASE. While the naruec:ur.r. knsx
n.s posses no medicinal properties whatever Tls,
w. men q. not nor caDn-t possibly cure any one
be"are "i 'hese pleasant biit.rs in quart bc., ,ber
sung LOT your yitas, ard h Who bu,s thor,
carries 'topers" grog into his hons. IN. ~, -
Nho"s nothing asont medicine says his bic fot,.s =,
common vun VIII crre chills aud fever rb.ur.ti.m
hu consumption; another whose bottles il v.ry far,y
cures AZ impurities Of The blood makes ola men ,on,.
's nut devils restores sight to the blind and MN
o.s o'nsf mticles; while yet another, who trs,urnes
49,! man ufuhsard- proposes 10 cure collie iprror \
ing hai., yellow fever. heart disease and o,s .,ek
ha We know they make such cures. 70 knsr
=, large ere deceived and s~ndlvd aud as We
49,, ~ sshtilate these common hunbuss male tba
following challenge TO one and all: ~
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ssne Kfuss s:rcd Dollars

That one tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FEYAIr BrTT-r
contains as much medical properties az ole hottie ~
me pleasantly lasted common advertised tirss u
ne ahy me medical profession TO decide The question
beverage, but Is powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic
combinedcuring long standing chronic fenale oomc,in,
in every Objection. v"'P'"ii''s
mp in large bottles at 81 so per bottle. or sx ho
tes Tor $500, and sold by druggists and merchants
everywhere Up DROMGoOLE \ Co. Prop's'
Memphis, Tenn.
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SURVEY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un
- dersigned will proceed with n,
surveyor of Dubois county, on the o5tI
day Of October. 1870. To run the lines ane
determine the boundaries Of section %
town 2, south range west.
The intermediate lines will also be run
ana the corners thereof cstabli.hed.-
Persons interested will please he pre-.
sent JAMES G.. DEEDE.
{ Ct. eth, 1870.
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or The New ALBANY LEDGER savs !,

OF The New Albany Ledger SAYS the
contract for grading the st. Louis road
from New Albany to Princeton, has been
let to Chamberlain, Mather, Lee & Co.
of Latonia. Ohio, the entire work to be
completed by the first of Jan. 1873. The
Ledger says this contract secures the
speedy building Of the road.
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KOckpOrt n Jasper Mail Rcntc,
'a>iiE undersigned having received The
contract for carrying the mail to
Kockport, respectfully informs any one
desiring to go to Eockport, that he will
provide means for carrying them on
Mondays and Fridays if they will leave
word on the day before at The Post Office
in Jasper. JOSEPH UIIRICU
July 9Th, 1870.
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Asio"sr'N@ 1.ung &srss,

a'he-agfd rstrcns. hcse at the critical nsHsy -.
sstc X. ndnoher are AL cured ~ tee g. - -
k''s'tsh Female tit:srs pre,c.iseI .ss ...a -
phy-iriahs AL over he roInry :
son are troubled with faiiir 81 the Wapt scslS..
"'h 'eis~ or we'2h. and bearing dowa pais ir n
1acs rnd 'ir" and other su.nGast evils Pa,li.k ,.
his.f Filter. will give entire r.li.f
in'sr ~ tns urn 81 life n.sthsrs after SSfrs.
ment. and Others riaie ~ female sks ~. $780,.
c'h'$ rom my rro'racied or facilitating e.B,plsr
gam -Ireheh slowly. and whose dgesii.n !. .irr 80
n'i'ritrt. trd these htiers the very ihrs ,h,ir
I'm demands gives powerful syp.a,s ,ss .n,,
ssss,s tire-tsun aro'ses II, lives. s,r
a'lh Its'c'v. aud sis the whole system with psr,
crimson b!c"d cerrsing through is channels.
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NIGGrR NoTNe.- st Iiuntinghnrgl,
last Tuesday three charcoaled citizens
voted early in The day. without scratch
ing OF any OF the names OF county cam
diGaics. which were all printed ON 4 gen
eial ticket. Finding out their mistake
after dinner. they Went 10 the polls and
wanted to vnto again. and We're much
chop-iallcn that they could rot "wotc dc
fast time twice. Next morning they
went TO the Board OF election. while the
voies were being counted. ans. wanted
10 change their votes. These arc fair
specimens Of the radicals .intclligent"I
African citizcns.
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ESTRAY JENNY.

t'AhEN up by the undersigned. living
4 al Portersville. Dubois county. Ind.
on the 9th day of October 1870. one Jen.
ny, OF gray color with white nose
about s years old, and about Is hand.
high. No marks visible. The owner i
requested to come and get her, and paw
charges. She has been running loose
about Poriersville. since july 10Th.
WM. &. kRODEL.
Oct 9TH 70 3w,
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Sics1mcss. Pain aGsG kaensss


Lertmafey result penalties fer Violations q na,sro
Law itom which nole e.cau,
me lidef check. tie pale and wan features ne dun
eye The c"ated inicil'c The deep heasirg si.h N,
htb'r ar1 en.asated hgme. he objected brow me to-
"rng Tn' ali indicate previous trans sgesslons az law
~, s That procrtsl nil"n T. thg thi,f Df time" all
WeHthl beng, apply Ter sone reW,Gyss stca a. cir
r"ms' alcs permit while those who 90 not act rp,n
ihe prieipe that delays are .ai y,fons" generally
ihN'r intt more ;ime and pay 'lor, money.
iN'NsHhsS 81 Mnihrrs ard danshierH, IN all stations
ana echnii'ons ~ lie, are Suffering, lingering srd dy-
'hs from she ELECTS OF soEe DREADED ala dreadful
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DrOmgOOie & Co.'s Ruchu.

The best and cheapest combination for all affections 81
the Kidneys and Bladder ever offered 10 The nuhlic
y prepared by regular physicians and used BY the bro
Merchants everywhere. ss' ma
JY. pRoxGooLE CO..
Az ~ 49, HmpAA -.
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NALF SiFrr. We are compelled this
w,rk 10 ass Tie Indulgence of orr read
srs tor another half sheet. We arc really
ashamed of 4, lnii csnnot avoid il. but
- We charge our Subscribers nothing for
II. they have 10 great cause 10 complain.
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Female s0,aspsasns,

That claims It's victims .hrorrlyut III, i.pcth nm,
breadth Il our lard.
Many females suffer In scue way at each nicrfhy .
f'di s"rr klflH are N great p.ril a., o,u.ntr .n
OF mcnstraaiion. while ,itr cnes dr.na MS d.r,. .
NE 'ngn 81 ht.' suns,irlcs ts s.i.flsl tVa 4, "a,
hta or 700 ltiie or may ~ HirrUtd with pam. ma,
De IRE sar ~ entirely chscss, ar changed in spnssr
anre, a'endel vi ih other distressing symptoms l,-
corltra. or he rNh.," frequently ur..vs Inc 80.
'em or liberation q the womb may trea.e pain and
cause -ariG ytDstraiion
fAaa. - The womb i 81 cNcsedrxlY eonriur esm.
plArl, GViny mech trouble ana distress Which Lru-s
ordinary treatment is diilcult to care
Mysteries, Green sickness, irru.ui.y 9Th, womb
aha alhef ss,ons and ta eary ainis fellow he ;,,A.
sex though NE Lives there medical gentleman NJ.
nh- % ,ni rttevs he fSig q ,hs aios tr.Ahl,s
N"i many 10 there combination ~ remedial .sep,s
'aat VIII eons 10 her rescue! Va answer, Yea.
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D:aih - at shs ysnsr.

10 81 iA'Se complaints he syssm evidently shn.s
N"h' 81 re- ti'ed "nd mr.. Ck.et u, ~ ~ sps .,
n'>'hse ~ ferafs. ss5s: "fsnrrs q anss ts. -.
'i'"' y remarkably d.itsI, ~ fessip ..is. 80 70
'"-"n Pt'be 'NH tfoen ss'rse' tn, e.s~,ss .p..,,
'Ht-tss - me most IL ~ tesa 80. iss tee
y lAr tira'~ 'nTSi~ ~ ircG .,fsrs l.,s,. sns ,,
:. ht..ii'"n ~ insish f's 80 Kitf.rs ..s,s.a ~
pers'iul v-set3t.s tsnts Of rsrs ausIiti.s
Among the neustairs 81 T.rps... 80 -. ,ss,,
N""'s o aisrisNtri - hsna . rsri.ip an 80,
root "h'sL hss 's.f s-rret use ,, sps tls
!" NAVY YEAR p.s--..rs -Ires p,-sis issri., "a
'e>t"rnr al fsh'aiss slnsr,s st -, ss.sits - y I.
""hs. ihi. rsi We tAvs ,hts'TsI ysss IL fsr -
- ~ flh'.t'. anu "a ~ re one - n srss ss ssW
'''' - ihe<s h'i.r WAsr y.~srsi s,sti., "a
--.'fai'"tte. alNs .ni.r in> lie cssts.uss ~ 80.
nGc isgtshsrlu klask ros sIscisl, 10 Get 80. N.
sNer ai'G I.-Y Ihs sswies epss.
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WHEELER q WILSON SEWING MA CuINr,
A GENCY by r. GRAY, at the residence
- formerly occupied by Thco. Sender.
man. Jasper, Ind. April 8, '7O-6m.
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BLACKSMITH & WAGON MAKING SEc2

n
JAsrgE, INDIANA,
To buy cheap for money down
Cone. I" J.>l.' ~ ihsusr,
tifh'r. 81 .iissC vtrt 30 tnv
thrii s,,f ~. h,,A, s,sa.s siss.
Yrs hl,' h.. ~ 81 agl.
ih~ -, III. sfU,-sa- -s...f:
f'se -, ta'uls,s rsiN - trvs,
WIN i"fh's ihil.n.enfs ell -.t,
~ '>te'-, frs- 10 fsff-T r Ads-
t'os 40. gG,. ~. ~. sa,.>f,.ls
,'it- ~ - t,L ,ult sG,of.,-s
".~r, nr.,...s .ld h.slGis too:
has.L - ~ and, r.na. aeE-
hha rake - -tfs ~. *. .h,:
VII p.ans otter ialLys al ID.
>. ~, .''s ~ sti lrait be ,ries:
ih'r u ga dth'i ~.ut ~ ca.
ihe's !! ~ he harm wis, yea Anl
'.~ s.'di"' .t.,- f.,u made. ccr~esa
"h"sr success has -p-ni-i on e.ts,h. INN
f'''- -
KY ti..' q. irn'-r--to tcrr.~ Mo d ISL
me- ~ v .'. cs''i,'. sn' - eel +, i..t
WIN isfhf :. M rsrs.- ~ :, . .r4.,.,
r.r,n.ri 49,
ihirs
Tie hing ,r.~ ~. 60 ,.stA.,n~.,..,
tmi s"rs-thitg ~. I've cot a. -,
~ r"t f.rs-i s- In N -,
"t,h 49, r.y 90 it.t-s. .. ,ca 49,
s"'hhs'ni none. All. pay tor -,
:" CON. End rss The Old sc-.l..
ANd maAv NJ, Vs- GOOD snd s.krd:
Sow do hst fas !, "a. too fa-
pm ""is, Ia yolr ;sck- srl tes rs,a
Aai i.n..nisr hesitate net 10 >,
ihs ~sta ~ make nG.sr. O. -
- n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

tho trees were 50 big butbyapdely, lie
saw some small ones, and throwing him
self sideways he clasped his arms around
one Of them and clung for dear liteA Myl
wasn't Right and Left angry They
stamped the ground till both were all of a
tingle, tried 20 90 forward, to go back, go
to the right, go to the left; Then finding
they were still fast, they began to abuse
each other for letting Bobby get hold of
the trees From. words they came to
blows and knocked themselves together
till Bobby's feet ached and smarted from
toe 10 heel, and he began to wish he had
never eeen his famous blue boots. "Im
going home to the boot-makers," said
Left "Well, I'm going home to Bobbys
house, said Right, and off they started
in different directions. "Oh, OH shouted
Bobby, as he clung tightly to the tree, but
twas of no use; his hands slipped and he
tumbled fiat upon the ground with pro-
longed "Oh L o-hPN 3TAGlUFfg =
Bobby had just got his aching body into
a sitting position when the welcome voice
of the cook called him to tea, adding
why how in the world did you get so
much dirt on your clothes ~
"My boots runned away with me- said
Bobby, rubbing his-eyes. ...i. .lv.7s -
"That's q funny story" said the cook,
~ guess you got asleep and
fell out of the plum tree" And we guess
SO too.-Lg0eun Banner. w
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

ried out, the young artist began to feel
Working for a living" said he to him
self, lis not entirely devoid of attraction"
Being an accomplished artist hepleSsed
his employer, and was delighted In seeing
his designs in Steel silver, enamel or
wood. He took pleasure hitherto uc-
known in seeing his work in the shop
windows, in the budoirs of his friends.
This workshop life was carefully CON
cealed nor did his employer suspect who
he was. But he soon found more fas-
cinating object in the daughter of Mr.. b (,
who took part in the duties of the manu-
factory. She was remarkable in her ac-
complishments and beauty, and M. Rob-
ert soon found that, as regarded taste and
culture in all matters which especially in
terested him, he had never met with one
like her. Step by step the pair fell in
love, and he so ingratiated himself with
the father that, after due deliberation, he
consented to their union.
Previous to the marriage the old gentle
man spoke of dowry. "I shall give
Marie $4,000 f." said he, with little air of
Boosting. "Ah, mon garcony"
"And / suppose added M. Robert
gravely, "that l, too, must settle some
thing on my wife. Well will" .
This caused peal of laughter, which
was redoubled when the artist added:
"And l will settle this piece of proper
ty, house and all, with the building ad-
joining, on her"
But what was their astonishment
when he drew forth the title deeds and
said ........t ... ...,s
"You seem to forget that l am your
landlord. Isn't my name Robertp"I L.u
The young lady did not faint, but papa
nearly died of establishment and joy.
There was magnificent wedding, but the
bridegroom has not given up his business
He declares there is more amusement in
being useful than in amusing ones self.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

places of popular amusement. The num-
ber of streets, avenues, squares, and places
below Fifty-fourth street is 403. The area
of the city is about twenty-five square
miles, or $4,000 acres The City Direc-
tory contains 1S9,443 names. Broadway
furnishes 3 800 names Wall street, 1890 (;
First avenue, 2,765; and Fifth avenue,
605. The number of immigrants who
nave arrived in New York for the last
twenty years is 3,764063
\ The gas companies have 600 miles of
street mains and manufacture 100000
o09 feet of gas.
The Central Park has an area of over
$50 acres, and cost over $l0,000,000. 1t
Is visited annually by 100000 persons
Greenwood Cemetry has population Of
136,9S4. The interments last year were
1874
The number of horses and vehicles in
use in the city has been estimated at 150,-
900. It has been estimated that in the
course Of twenty-four hours 10000 vehi-
cles passed the Astor House. 1t is esti-
mated that there are, at least, 100 estab-
lisbments in the city for the receipt of
stolen goods, and that there are as many
as 1900 professional thieves, and the
whole number of professional criminals,
5000. The cost of supporting the police
and the city courts and prisons, for the
maintenance of order and the protection
of property, is $4,500,000 annually. 1t
has been stated that there are 400 lottery
and policy offices in the city, and that the
gross receipts of this business amount to
$4,000 daily.
Under the care of the Commissioners
of Public Charities there arc twenty-five
institutions, and during the year 02,272
persons have been in their charge, dis
tributed as follows Penal Institutions
| As, ,036; workhouse, 16,046; almshouse,
Abs; hospitals, 1882 nurseries for
pauper children, 2,429; lunatic asylums,
| 1859 inebriate asylum, 663 blind asy-
lum, 1872; idiot asylum, 109; reformatory
school, 60. The average cost of each in
mate, per annum, is In the penitentiary,
$160.52; workhOuse, $l1o.2S; city prisons,
1856. .4S ;almshouse, $6L7S; blind asylum,
$780, the hospitals, $118.60; lunatic
asylum, $10970; Randalls Island nurse
ries, $l19.S4; Randall's Island hospital,
nursery, and idiot asylum, $120.51. The
average per capita for all the institutions
is $1l274,
The following figures in reference to
the sale and use of intoxicating drinks
must arrest the attention of every citizen
and philanthropist Places licensed for
the sale of liquor, 5,7l1; daily consump.
ton of lager beer, kegs, 10000 capital
invested in the liquor trade, $200,O00,0O ;
estimated annual receipts from sales,
$3s, 1000, 900 to sos o0o 900 arrests for in
toxication and disorderly conduct, aunu-
ally, 67,S80.
The above figures are taken from the
"City Mission Year Book" valuable
document compiled by the Secretary of
the City Mission, Mr.. Lewis e. jackson.
m Y. Nail
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01
A French Romance.

ONE of those little romances of which
the French are so fond has lately taken
place in Paris, and is thus described;
M. Robert, an immensely wealthy and
highly. accomplished gentleman, we'll
known not only for his valuable collec-
tion of paintings and medi@yal relics,
but for his skill as designer and painter,
hearing that one of his tenants, Mr.. b.,
whom he had never seen, kept one of the
most extensive manufactures of fancy
boxes and ornamental objects in France,
called on him with view to make his
acquaintance. '''--- ---1'-
Entering the counting room he found
good natured, eccentric gentleman of mid
die age, who greeted him thus:
| suppose you have seen my advertise
ment, and have come e apply for that
situation as designer?" q
For joke, M. Robert replied that he
had. Mr.. B. supplied him with paints and
brushes, and requested him to produce a
design for casket. M. Robert soon found
out that what Mr.. b. really wanted was
an artist who would strictly carry out his
own ideas, and that these were pure, and
formed on an extensive knowledge OF art.
He soon produced a sketch which su ted
his employer to dot. nrafnHa.
M. Robert very gravely engaged MIN.
self, exacted good wages, and insisted on
having several now articles of furniture
placed in the room which was assigned
TO him. But when he was introduced
to the work rooms, and found one hundred
and fifty girls, many of them young and
beautiful, busily employed, and was in
formed that he would be required to
supply them with designs and show the
young ladies how they were to be car
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

TIE wages of servant girls in San Fran.
cisco rlle at about the same lgnres as zen
or fifteen years ago--$25 TO $50 month.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

WHITE CAKE.-Two cups Of white SUI
gar, two and two-thirds Of a cup OF butter
and lard, allowing about one even table,
spoonful of lard, whites of eight eggs well
beaten, teaspoonlul and a half OF
baking powder, sifted with the Hour.
Season with lemon, and bake nom an hour
to an hour and quarter. ..,-. & ss.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

In single instance Noah Webster
used his dictionary to set forth senti-
ment not connected with philology, using
a definition after the style so frequently
exemplifed by DIR. johnson. Under the
word "yiccgerent" he says, Kings are
sometimes called Gods Vicegerents. IL
is to be wished they would always de-
serve the appellalion," This remark was
retained until the last edition of the
work.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-01

To the man who took my oyercoat,
therefore, committed the flowers, with
the strictest iniunctions TO take particular
care of them and he answered fervently
that he would, but gave me leer which
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-19
Sunamonz.

IL TIE DISTRICT COURT OF II NlNTH
L Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada, IN
and for the County vi Lincoln.
The state Of Nevada TO John II. Phillips
greeting; Yon arc hereby required 10 appear In
an action commenced against you, as defendant,
by Laura =. PHILIPPE, as plaintiff, In the District
Court Of the Ninth Judicial District, IN and fot
the County OF Lincoln, State Of Nevada, az hiko,
and answ,r the complaint therein (which il on
file with the Clerk Of said Courtl. within ten
days after service upon you of this summons
exclusive of tho day OF s%ervicel. If served
In said County Of Lincoln, on twenty days II
served ont Of said County, but In the Ninth ~
dicial District of the state of Nevada, or forty
days # served out OF said District, but withlh
tho State, on judgment by default will be taken
against you, according TO the prayer Of the sal"
complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain u decree
of said Court dissolving the bonds OF matrimony
now existing between you and plaintiff, on the
grounds Of your failure for the term of two years
TO provide her with the conmo neccssaries OF
life-such failure not arising from poverty on
your part which ordinary industry could not
avoid. and also on the ground of extreme cruelty
toward plaintiff ON your part-as set forth In the
complaint now ON hle In this ONCE. And II yon
fail to answer the said complaint, the said
piaintin will take judgment for the relief prayed
for In tho complaint and for costs of this action.
Given under my hand and tho seal of the said
Court, this sth day Of July, A.. u. 1870.
JNO d. CORN,
lSEJ.l CLERK of the District Court.
Ninth judicial District, Nevada.
i50-Cent Nevada State Revenue stamp
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