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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-05

Office Of the United states and West In,
da Fresh Meat and Pruit Company, at No. So Camp
street. t BRAXTON BRAGG,
je29 Iw Chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-05
ARTICLE XI,

. The Board of Directors shall, at their first meet
ing elect of their members to be president and
one to be yicepresident OF the association. " $
Provided, said president and vice.presdent re.
ceive not less than majority of the votes OF the
whole board. -'-+
All citations other legal process shall be served
the president or, in his absence, on the vice.
president.
The duty of the president shall be to preside at
all meetings of the board and in Of absence or
inability to preside, the vice president shall pre-
side and in of his absence inability to ct
the directors may elect from their number a pres
dent pro tenlpOre, who shall, for the time being,
exercise the full powers Of the president or vice
president, lr1t11f- -fN5
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forth Caroline which haye:ia New, lev, or y.

North Caroline, which ,haye-iR yiewror
threaten resistance to the execution OF
tho iGws Of the United STATES, Or the de-
NAL to- Unitedl States toitixens ofItheir
equal protection of the laws and their
rights under the CONSTITUTE ton; and, also,
what murders and outrages, for political
purposes, have been committed by such
organizations. The resolution was adopt
cd. Adjourned to Monday.
In the House, the Committee on
Claims reported adversely to the claims
of j. Ross Browne, lately Minister to
China. A bill for the relief of Henry
Ewell, of Baton Rouge, passed, and goes
to the President. A bill restoring to the
estate Of Samuel Muller, of Virginia,
S4l. 600, for stocks and bonds sold under
illegal con6scation, was passed. The
Reconstruction Committee reported a
bill relieving number of persons named !;
passed by Ill to SIS. A bill from the
Ways and Means Committee to amend
On Act relative to the collection of duties
on sugar was passed. Adjourned to
Monday.
The Senate confirmed Pleasanton.
Il. r. Butler, of the First District
OF Tennessee, was indicted by the grand
jury here, to-day, for forging, in signing
tne names OF .pensicHeES to documents,
whereby he obtained the pension money
due them. A bench warrant was issued.
and he will be arrested tomorrow.
Sir Edward Thornton has received
IS. 600 for the widows and orphans of
the crew OF the Oneida, quietly contri.
buted by seventy British subscribers.
headed by Earl Shaftsbury.
PROVIDENCE, December 16.-Burglars.
in attempting to rob bank in North
Kingston, burned the bank and town
records of $50 years.
ALBANY, December 16.-The river is
full of floating ice.
AUGUSTA, December 1G.-There was a
light fall of snow today.
RICHMOND, December 1G.-George
Davis, millionaire, of this city, died
this morning.
The Legislature, to-dny, passed joint
resolution. instructing Senators and
requesting Representatives of Virginia
In Congress to vote for general am nesty
bill, removing MI political disabilities.
1t was adopted with but one dissenting
vote.
New York, December lG.-Brockn-
way, the alleged counterfciter, was dis
charged under The statute Of limitation.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY RY THE BOARD OF TR DE

APPLES, %bu.1 OO@2 0O
BAGGIEG, ..25@S5
BALE ROPE, Manil, ,@26
N.Y.orWesBb 3@12
BUTTER, North. 40@5O
Country, u ib.25@95
BACON. Hams. PROPS
Sides, % ib. .14@17
Shoulders. :. 1904
CANDLES, Sperm4O@7O
Adamantine lb18@2O
CorroN YARN1 30@1 40
CoTToN,Stct M,13@13a
Middling:: .13l@14
Low Alidl'g, IL
Good Ordny,....1l3
Ordinary. IL
CHEESE, ED. ib. 2O@25
Factory 16@22
COFFEE, Rio, 7BD1B@24
Laslayra .24@26
Java .30M33
FLOUR, Co. 700G61000
Northern e O0@6l1 90
GRAIN, Corn l 05@1 20
Wheat / 400i SO
Oats. 75@90
Peas 80. l O5@1 Is
HAY, North, 13cwt.2 90
HIDES, Dry, T'lbl2I@1S
Green .@8
LARD, T}lb 1G6alS
LIME. II b3l. 2 G5Si2 rs
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uac ss:ag "a P1EaTEi,
1nferestflag '8FoFeIa1 sntelliscnce. :.

:
:, WnHEIMsHoE. December 12.-The
Emperor is in perfect henlth. He de-
clares he will never return to Paris, sup
ported by military power. The people
tour times. approved his election, and
tney alone have the power to testore him.
LONDON. December 14.-Hoyles' cot
ton mill at Bolton was burned to-day.
Anxiety about the result OF the Luxem.
burg affair causes much depression in
business. The new German loan is al
ready quoted at premium.
The Germans have certainly occupied
Blois, but the report that they were at
Tours is not confirmed. The official
report OF Phalzburg states that SO off,
GERS, 1929 men and 63 guns we're cap
tured with the fortress. DIontmedy has
surrendered.
BORDEAUX, December 14.-.Rumors
are circulating here that a sortie Of
greater proportions than the last has
been made from Paris. and has met with
unexpected success.
LONDON, December -Montmedy
has surrendered. The capture of Lnpare
is contradicted. Several engagements
have occurred in that neighborhood.
which were generally favorable to the
French. Prussians have occupied Con-
tres, Montrichard and Romoranton, on
the Loire. The Moniteur says the French
have been re-enforced at all points.
BERLIN, December 14-The Provincial
Correspondence editorially says the bonn
bardment OF Paris has again been post
Poned, from purely military considera-
tlons. The Prussian Government declares
that the groat powers concern themselves
about Luxemburg, in the face Of Luxem-
Durgs plaln violation of guaranteed neu-
tmilty, in the interest of the French.
Prussia, therefore, reserves to itself the
tull freedom for her future course.
HAVRE, December 15.-The Prussiaps
have entirely withdrawn from this sec.
tion.
The Erie, witk arms for Franco, from
America. sailed from England yesterday,
for this port. 100000 French are driline
at Bordeaux.
LIVERPOOL. December 15.-The steam
ship Fire Queen, from New Orleans, col
iided with IL bark in Queenstown harbor.
The Fire Queen put back to Queenstown
and was grounded.
HAVANA, December 16. Valmascda
has assumed tho Captain -Generalslip.
LoNDoN, December 15.-It is Thought
Manteuffel is marching on Cacn and
Cherbourg. Dispatches from Hayre.
however, represent his retreat South
ward as precipitate. :. balloon, with
mail from Paris, descended Mt. Honfienr.
The supply of gas in Paris is exhausted
1t IS announced that Austria wishes to
maintain existing European guarantees,
yet, desirous of sparing the susceptible
ties of Russia, adherea, without reserya-
ton, to tho decision Of the approaching
conference,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMEKCIaI..

COLUMBIA, S. G., December 17.-Sales
OF cotton, yesterday. 101 bales-mii-
ding 13c.
.-LoNDoN, December l5-Noon.-Con-
soils 915s. Bonds SS2s.
LONDON, December 15-Eve hing
Consols 9135G. Bonds S81s.
LIVERPOOL, December 15-Noon.-
Cotton opens dull-uplands SD Orleans
SIa@S55.
LIVERPOOL, December 15-Evening.
Cotton-uplands SiLi; Orleans Sl.G8S:6;
sales $4,000 bales; export and spccula-
ton 1000.
NEW York, December 16-Noon.-
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged.
Mess pork inaetive-old 21OO. Cotton
quiet and steady Is; Orleans
1512@1G; sales 1,5O0 bales. Freights
quiet. Stocks very excited. Money 7
and upwards. Sterling--long Oh; short
10. Gold 1926. Bonds Ia.
7P. M.-Cotton scady-sales 4, 500
bales. Mt Is. Flour Southern in mo-
derate request; common to good extra
6.100G.15; good to choice 6.55MS. 25.
Whiskey iirmcr, at 94094ls. Wheat
quiet. and slightly in favor of BUYERS
winter red and amber western !. 1.43(G0l. 46.
Corn firmer-old 74W7G Mess pork
nominal-old 2l.00; new 1850. Beef
quiet. Lard dull. Freights quiet.
Money irregular and high all day, but
closed at in currency, Sterling 916(9
94. Gold 105I(11Oa.1. Government
weak all day. Southerns dull and steady.
Tennesees-old G111; new COZ. North
Carolinas-old Al; new 211a.
BALTIMORE, December 1G.-Flour firm
and active. Wheat unchanged. Corn
firm but scarce-white 73C074; yellow
72@74. Provisions fiat. Mess pork
1000. Clear ribs 1874; shoulders liz:
hams IS. Lard 13@l3ll. Whskey 93.
Cotton-receipts of the week 4, $40 bales;
sales OF the week 1906; stock 1922.
NoRFoLK, December l6.-Cotton dull
middling 1322l@1377s; sales 200 bales; re-
ceipts 2, ,O93; stock 9,245; receipts of the
week l3, 709; sales of the week 1910.
BosToN, December 16-Cotton dall-
mlddllng 10; sales 800 bales; receipts
$50; stock $500; receipts of the week
4,9O3; sales of the week 1,7OO.
CINCINNATI, December 16.-Flour un-
changed. Corn dull and lower, at 81.
Mess pork 1850; Lard 11@l2. Shoul-
ders lOM; sides l39131a. Tobacco firm
and scarce. Whiskey dropping, at 81.
IotSl' 1tCilAP huet uuA AOi2 IOzl. flour
quiet. Corn dull. Provisions quiet.
Mess pork 1850. Shoulders liz; clear
sides 141a. Lard 12. Whiskey S70SS.
MOBILE, December 1G.-Cotton quiet
middling ID; sales 1900 bales; receipts
1888; stock COZ; receipts of tho week
10, 1888; sales Of tho week l 1,47O.
SAVANNAH, December 1G--Cotton in
fair demand-middlings 14as; receipts
1913 bales; stock II, 1913; receipts of the
week 2S, 017; sales Of the week 10000.
AUGUSTA, December 1G.-Cotton in
lair demand, but market weak, at 1890
1874 for middiings; sales LILO bales;
receipts 1,500.
CHARLESTON, December 1G.-Cotton
steady and in good demand mitldlings
IA Sales 500 bules; receptsl, $40; stock
~, Oo4; receipts Of the week 13, $50; sales
of the week $500.
WILMlNGToN, December 1G.-Cotton
weak-middlings 1914; sales ID bales; re-
celpts $50; stock 1,O5S; receipts of the
week 2,2l0; sales Of tho week SOL.
GALVESTON, December 16-Cotton
steady and in fair demand-good ordi-
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Three Desirable Cottages.
BY D. C. .PEIXOTTO & SUN. Auctioneers

ON the FIRST MONDAY in Jannary next.
1911, Mt 10 o'clock. in front OF the Court
House in this city, VIC will sell,
THREE DESIRABLE COTTAGES!
Cottage No. l. at the corner OF Vim and
Laurel streets, measuring on Laurel street
CD feet front, moro or less, and running back
on Mlpn street 2Os feet, moro or lees. The
anove Cottage contains four fine rooms, ana
all necessary out buildings uron the lot.
Cottage No. 2, West OF the above, contains
the same number OF rooms and lot of the
same dimensions, with all necessary out
buildings.
Cottag No. 8, West Of the Above, contain
ing the same number of rooms, and lot of
the same dimensions, with all necessary ont
buildings, bounded on the Weet by estate of
Taylor; All of the above Cottages are bound
cd on the North by estate OF Taylor
The above property can be treated for pri
vately before the day OF sale.
TEENS OF SALE.-One-half cash; balance in
twelve months, secured by bond, bearing in
terest at seven per cent. per annum, and
mortgage OF the property-tho property to be
insured and policy assigned.
Dec OIL. IL, IL, ,20,2 ,27, ,Jan1
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.rys 1sh; receipts a.a11 bales: sslss

,naryyl 1B1l; :receiptBl a.4f1 bales: sales
I,100s sstook 80. .270; receipts of the week
&c. 5S4; seiees .; tihe week Z, ia.
New ORLEANS, December l6.--Cotton
steady and in fair demand -middlings
1499S; Gales 1900 bales; stock 1877, 116;
receipts OF the week 63, ,579. Flour un-
changed. Corn dull-white &C.. Mess
pork dull, at 22.00. Bacon-shoulder
14h@151S; hams 19@24. Lard dull
and lower-tierce 12L; keg IL. Prime
sugar 9A@1OI. Molasses 56@57.
Whiskey 971a@l.05. Prime coffee l7L@
17h
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American IntellfgCncc.

WASHINGTON, December ia large
number OF sugar importers and refiners
were before the Ways and Means Com
mittee to-day. Sheldon, of Louisiana.
was present, representing the interests
of sugar growers. Tho committee agreed
to modification of the law, lot reducing
the tariff, but simplifying it's classifica-
tons. The proposed changes, it is
thought, will incidentally benefit homo
growers, and has the approval of their
representatives here.
PrrTsBuRa, December 1G Frank Bad
ger, q we'll known printer, was found dead
in his bed to-day.
BATH, MAINE, December 16.-Twenty
stores and eleven dwellings were burned
to-day.
TORONTO, December 16.-Thc Globe.
i'll long editorial, says if our neighbors
petulantly, and like spoiled children.
will have nothing to do with us, we must
get along without them. Grants own
proclamation forbade trespasses, the
punishment for which ho complains.
NEW YORK, December 16.-It is pro-
posed that every person who may he SO
inclined shall, on Monday, December
10, 1870, set apart three cent stamp. or
the equivalent therefor, for every letter
received on that day as voluntary offer
ing to the ROLAND Hill of America
James W. Hale. He is the father of our
cheap postage system. Whatever offer
ings are made, may be sent to A. P. NJ.
Roome, Esq, Secretary of the Commit
tee, at New York city. Or, if preferred,
address direct to Mr.. Hale, GO Wall
street, N. Y. Contributions need not
be limited to the above named amount.
WASHINGTON, December 16.- William
Clenowith, mathematician and astrono-
mer, died at st. Paul.
It is stated in Republican circles, that
Grant has intimated to the heads of
bureaus and departments, That the disre.
gard lof any recommendations to Office
garded as q fault. Boutwell, knows of
no disagreement between himself and
the President.
The French legation here consider the
situation almost hopeless.
In the Senate, Drake resigned, to take
effect on the 10Th. Sumner presented a
petition OF citizens Of New England
against the annexation Of the Dominican
Republic. The Finance Committee re.
ported adversely to various bills abolish
ing the income tax. The House bill
making appropriations for revenue cut
ters passed. and goes to the President.
The Southern Express Company charter
was considered, and an amendment that
the franchise shall not extend over twen-
ty years, and the company not be cx-
empt from local taxation by the United
States where it operates, was adopted.
Tho bill then passed Drake took the
floor to reply to Schurz. "Stabbing the
Republican party in cold blood" ''De-
vilish conspiracy" were among the
milder epithets of brakes denunciaticn
Of SchurZ. Schurz made brief reply
Morton offered resolution requesting
the President to communicate to the
Senate all information in his possession
relative to organized bodies of disloyal
and evil disposed persons in the State of
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Ma0niJicent Estate to be Sold.
HOLMES & MACBETH. Auctioneers

Will bo sold on TUESDAY, the Goth day Of
december inst, in front Of the Old Custom
House, Charleston, s. c.,
All that fine TRACT OF LAND, known as
the Hampton Plantation" formerly the pro-
perty OF Col Frank Hampton, situate in Rich
land County, about five miles from tho CITY Of
Columbia, the track of the South Carolina
hailroad passing through it, containing 3,52l
acres, more or less; said tract being composed
OF 2,444 Bottom and l OFT High Land. The i'm
provements consist of a fine Dwelling, Stables
and out.1uildings in Pine Land; also, a large
Barn, and ample accommodations for labor
ers, with fine water power. Place under onl.
tivation. This Plantation has fine reputa-
ton for Cotton and Provisions, and the pastu-
rage Is considered the finest East OF the Mis-
sissippi River. Full particulars will be fur
hished TO any persons desiring to purchase.
TERMs.One-third cash; balance in two.
thrce and four years; interest at seven per
cent: per annum, payable annually; credit
portion portion to TO be secured by bond Of the pur-
chaser to pay us tor all necessary papers and
stamps. Dec 3,8.15,I617
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moLAssEs, Cuba,35@5
Now Orl'ns 9O@l 90
Sugar H'se. .7O@1 10
NAILS, u kegs 50@6 90
ONIONS. Pbus1 75@2 90
OH, Kerosene, & 45@50
Machinery. .75@1 90
SPECIE, Gold @1 10
Silver..,.. @1 O5
PoTAT's, Iris l 0O@2 90
Sweet, bus 7U@90
RICE, CaroIinaib 8A@9
SHOT, Bbag. 500b2 SIS
SALT, Liverp.2 20@2 Is
SOAP, JIb, >. so 9
SPIRITS, Alcoholic ,gl7 80
Brandy a 00@D12 90
Gin q O0@7 So
Rum. g 00@7 10
Whiskey.. L 95@4 90
SUaAn, Crus X Pl6@00
Drown........ .12@00
STARCH, q 10. -. 9l@10
TEA, Green ibl 00Q62 90
Black, Il 00@1 10
TOBACCO, Cilw. .G0@i 90
Smoking, ib. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .Gb@5O
French. -. al 10
WINE, Cham. 25@30 90
Port, f}Sal3 00GD5 so
sherry. 8 50016 90
Madeira. q 50G65 70
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SheriHs Sales

Sheriffs Sales.
Sallio .. Ray Us. Frank Weston; Sallie F. Raw
Us: Monday Taylor; and Sallie F. Ray u.s.
William Taylor.
PY virtue of warrants TO seize and sell the
1p crops OF the several defendants in the
asoye ststad ceses, direeted to 40 ;; .. 9.
Siilier, Esq., Clerk Of tho Circuit Court for
Of the General Assembly Of south Carolina,
entitled IAN Act to secure advances for agri.
cultural purposes, will soil, ON the frat MON
PAY in january next, in front OF the Court
House in Columbia, within the legal hours,
the following property, viz:
Six bales Of Fodder, five bales Of Hay, and
Frank Weston.
Three bales of Cotton, levied on as the erop
of Monday Taylor.
ALSO,
Three bales Of Cotton, levied on as the crop
OF William Taylor.
Terms cash. 7. F. FRAZEE. SRC
Dec II NTH
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25 Cents for Cotton

ESSRS. LORlCK ~ LOWkANCE having
IY1- purchased tho right to manufacture
John (. Hams improved dSEED and MANURE
DROPPER, for Hichland, would call tho atten.
ton of all farmers using fertilizers and re-
quest an eXapination OF this planter-the
best and most perfect ever yet invented; hav-
ing taken tho premium at the Georgia aud
Alabama State Fairs. The undersigned are
Cotton Planters and plow Handles, at a low
figure. Every variety of Agricultural Imple-
mcnts on hand. LORICK { LOWRANCE,
Dcc3
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Central National Bank.

Une Of the Most Profitable Investments
NOW OFFERED IN TIE MARKET.
GUS WILL bo sold low. valuable FARM of
&f&FIFrY-FIYE ACRES, three miles from
tho city, lying on tho Asylum Road, and
This is o very desirable place. 1t contains 90
acres we'll timbered, and the remainder is un-
der fence, and will produce iiac cotton and
corn. 1t il very healthy, and has On it
splendid spring OF water. There is q good
Dwelling OF eight rooms, with all necessary
out-buildngs.
For further information, apply to JonS T.
SLOAN, Jr., No. Law Range, Columbia, who
place. Dec II 5
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Notice.

Wy1LL be sold at auction, on the ground.
w. at O'Clock Z. NJ, December 23'
the LiBRARY. consisting of 1928 volumes
and BUILDING; also, one CLOCK and fifteen
the 8h Regiment United States Infantry.
Terms cash on day of sale.
ROBERT i. BATES,
Lieutenant 18th Infantry, in charge
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a bund of negroes fired upon the Con
servatives at St. Augustine, Florida,
while the latter were celebrating their
victory.
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SheriFs Sale.

Sher1H'B Sale.
Leaphart Il Sloan us. Richard Rabb,
PY virtuo OF a warrant to seize and sell the
) crop OF the defendant in the above stated
case, directed to me- by D. 3. Miller, Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Richiand County, and in
OF South Caroline, entitled "An Act to secure
advances for agricultural purposes," I will
soil. on the FIRST MONDAY in Janu.ry next,
IN front Of the Court House in Columbfa,
viz:
lot Of SEED COTTON, supposed to be
about 700 or 300 pounds.
150 pounds Hay and Shucks,
bushels Cotton Seed.
Corn, and
Mule.
TormG cash. 7. T. FRAZEE, 8. RC.
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.AuctA5Ras SALES, i,
Sherlns, sale.

Richard Tozer us. Robert McDougal.
RI virtue OF an execution and attachment
~ ~ N r.s the above stated Gaze, will SELL on
E. Frazee's lot. on Washington street, next to
the Masonic Hall, one STATIONARY EN-
CINE; levied on as tho property OF Robert
Robert McDougal.
The above will be sold at the risk and costs
OF James McDougal, the former purchaser.
Dec II NTH
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Desirable Real Estate
ByD.C. PEIXOTTO &SON, Auctioneers.

oy ~. IL UoON, Auct10n6orB.
ON THE FIRST MONDAY in January next.
1871, at 10 O'clock, in front OF the Court
House, in this city, we will sell,
All that LOT, with the two-story BRICK
BUILDING thereon, situated on Richardson
street, measuring thereon SO feet, more or
less, and running back 2O8 feet, more or less,
bounded on the West by Richardson street: on
the East by tho Rev. J. J. O'Connell; on the
North by Richard Wearn; OH the South by
Rov. j. j. O'Connell.
ALSO,
All that Vacant LOT, adjoining the above.
measuring So feet front, and running back 2OS
feet, moro or le-s, bounded on the North by
Rov. j. j. O'ConnclI; on the South by State OF
South Carolina; on tho Vest by Kichardsen
street; on the East by Rev. ]. J. O'ConnelI.
ALSO,
All that LOT, with the Brick Dwelling
where the Rev. j. j. O'Conn ell now resides. On
Sumter street, measuring thereon l0l, and
running back 20S feet, moro or loss, bounded
on the North by Richard Wearn, on the South
by state Of South Carolina; on the West by
Rev ], j. TC"nnell; on tho Eas.h- Sumter
street.
TERNS OF SALE-One-half cash: balance in
twelve months. secured by bond bearing inte-
rest at seven per cent. per annum, and mort
gage Of the property. buildings to DO insured
and policy assigned
The above property can be treated fer pre-
vions to day of sale. Dec 8 l11Il7202327 il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-20
SUM MONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada. IN
and for Storey county.-M ~: z. SIErhEN-
SON, plaintiff, vs. JANE STEPHENSON alias
JANE WARE. dcfcndant:-Action hronGnt I'm IN
the District Court OF the First Judicial District
OF the State OF Nevada. In and for tho county OF
Storey, and the complaint filed In said county,
in the cfiicc or tho Clerk Of eaid District Court
on the 18th day Of September, A. ID; leIo.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting, 70 Jane
Stephenson, defendant: You are hereby re.
quircd to appear In an action brought M nSSst nIet
Court OF the First Judicial District OF the ststS
of Nevada, In and for the county OF Storey; ana
answer the complaint filed therein, within Ten
days exclusive OF the day OF seryice) after inc
service on you OF this summons, II served IN
said county; or, II served out Of taid county, t;,
days; or Judgment by default Will be taken
against you according 10 the prayer OF said conf
plant. ,,.,, ,ho ,,,d,.
ment and decree Q: this Court that the bonds OF
matrimony existing between plaintih ara &c.
fcndant be declared null and void, on tne
grounds. as Is alleged in plaintiffs complaint.
that at the time Of the marriage Of defendant
and plaintiff said plaintiff believed bis former
vito. Mary j. Stephenson, dead, but has. since
His said marriage With defendant, ascertained
she Is living anC is n0w alive:
And you are b, 'cby notified that II you inu 10
answer the complA nj. the mid plaintiff VIII APP
ply 10 the Court for the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF inc D,s.
trict Court of the First Judicial District
.- OF the State OF Nevada, In and for tho
!L,s. county OF Storey, this 18th day OF Sep
i~r-) tembcr, IN the year OF our LORD one
sand eight hundred and seventy:
GEO. II. DANA, Clerk.
ByJ. II. MANTLE, Deputy Clerk. ,o
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