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The proposed amendments 10 the soercive
education, and upon reading and writing as
qualification Tor voting In New York, have
also been voted down by the Commission.
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The Straits OF Macinac, according to dis,
gusted vesselueu, are frozen from shore to
shore, and from top to bottom, and the mur.
cnry continues to drop down below zero.
.'ts make 1t more biuding."
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N"i"'isi anding ali that the law is doing
Tor temperance in lllino,s, the manufactnre
oil corn WHISKY is becoming one OF the staple
i0dustreS Of the State
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All the monthly magazines have been re
ceived at the Post Office Newsronn,. The
March numbers are unusually interesting.
Call and examine them.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-19

Il Baltimore jude las ruled that death
BY deiirnm tre,nens may invalidate u life
insuranc. pol ey.
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10 the deep heart Of every iorsst tree
The blood 10 all agies,
And there's a look about the leaflsss bowers
As II they dreamed of flowers.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-19

The Illinois Legislature has passed law
for the pu nshment OF officers Of the State
who shall be guilty of drunkenness
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u Now is the time 70 purchase Pocket
Diary cheap. A fine assortment oan be
found st the Pest OMce newsroom.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-19

A Massachusetts Cat recently ate twenty
fnnr mice al "a ingls meal, doubtless for
wager vita some other prrfiiea,s and brutI
ish Tom. The Cat stiil survives.
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CUTE ="

Painted in OIL COIORS. 10 times from slAi m Il,
sroNEs-size, 16x23 inches. The snhjseaI N X;
SIZE Msize. exquisite and pleasing. i CANHUii, ,slJ
TOLD from the original painting, ana I,d mSv VI
worth $40 1t EXCEEDS In beauty, size slluhliSs,s nGs
NO ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR PlCTUhni, I, NJ
give more plcasur. or be greater Ornamenin inoSi
household. 1t can be had FREE, ana w N HV 10.
ask subscribers 70 wait months for it. Dn' W. vrb
It at once. or 1t can be had of our agents. TYING
Pictures now ready, and M delivered by us aI'''
If we have
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-19

The cJtloa seed of the South, which were
once thrown away as worthless, sre now
wotlh So. 900, COO.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-03-19

RECoNClLED AND MARRIED - lto only
once in q great wbiie that Petroleum Cen
ire has a genuine sensation. Yesterday
afternoon, at the NJ. Z. Parsonage, "two
hearts that were as one, two sonIs that were
akin" Mr.. Michael Shoue aud Miss Elizai
beth McHugh, were Joined 10 the holy bond
Of wedock, by Rev. Moore, bow sweet. for
Il was .'love among the ioses," 10 the pres,
ence Of q chosen few witnesses, Nessrs.
Thomas Snowdep, Gates and Shults, and
Miss Maggie Smith, so.ing us bridesmaids
and grooms, and well they acted their
parts ss the poet says-
''Honor and fame -
From 90 condition Else,
Act we'll your part
There oil the honor ies.'
There was q romance attached TO this
wedding, which finally resulted in Michaei's
taking
"Tbft b.igh. shell
From its home on the lea,
And wherever it goes
II will sing of the sea.
So be took this fond heart
From its home aud its hearth,
And nc doubt IL will follow him
To the encs of the earth"
And again this uniting Of hearts and
hands caused some little surprise, from the
fact that the parties thereto had loved and
dissolved, ono departing to the classic PREF
c,ncts OF the Butler soap mines, while the
other took refuge, for consolation only. with
Miss Julia the queen OF the city, Tor
''This life ia but . game OF cards,
Which mortals have to learn;
Each shufilss. cuts, aud deals the pack,
And each trump doth turn,"
Consequently her heart has received q ter
ribls shock, for she too had "let conceal
meot like the worm i the bud prey upon
bsr damssk cheek, for she too had set her
soap for this gay "Lothario' Il the
''shears and ,azor," nor will bur grief be
sssusged until abe meets her first aud only
love, City Father Tom Mall oy, from "Nisi
gis Fslls, but now rotting in the Bastile
VI Franklin, aud ever dreaming as be play S
checkers with his noss--
"Oae bright star is ever shining,
In the fair or chserlrss sky,
Aud that slar knows no dec. ming;
Julia's bright star will never de-
At the bridrgroom's residence every ,uing
WAS gsy and festive as u "uisrIiage Leli%-
"Twas q goodly sceus--
OIL Creek, like . silvery saake, lays out
His coil, u the sunshine loviDgly- it breathe
Ot ireshurss 10 this lap Of fowsry mesd/
ows,"
Aud the lager flowed between, and ever
aud anon through the air cums l,ahng 2
sweet strains Of music
'It you love me as love you,
No k0ifs can cut our love In twO,"
While further down the street. lone and
lorn woman might be seen mediiaiing over
the dim vista OF the past, and OF the huarts
she, too, had broken, and often brsaking
out In plaintivs snatcbes Of song
81 am weary; lone and toilsoms
In the upward march OF lie;
Weary Of its festing pleasures,
Ofits jarriDg din and strife,"
Or breaking out in joyous tones
81 know my love BY bis way of walking,
l know my love by bis way Of talking;
know ny love 10 his suit of blue,
His hair Is light and bis heart 10 true"
LIS very affecting.
Ii is not Often that we lind In Q boarding
school for young ladies so many evidences
OF reform as has been reported in the High
School OF Portland, Me. The girls OF the
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MO AGENT

with On' Agents having immense ers su.st AGENT ~
making from $5to SIS per Gay. .snort US rom y
90 subscriptions in one day, others full palts
% per day. Specimen copies Of papa, pp9Sr,ss.
lars, terms, etc, sent free to any n1ITR ITRIgyD u
Write at cacs TO our FIkEsipH
ssss, III.
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motive. drawing several cars, PUSHES across the
STAGE with fun steam power.
AS iar az merit Ia concerned in the play 1t has
none and at the same time II is full OF
and contradictions. In all It's bearings It is strictly
ant-Jesuistic, ana the author imputes to the
Fathers OF the Order the impurest OF motives In all
Of their undertakings. In the abuse OF these re-
cluses lies the entire zest of the drama.
Misses Selig, Beekman, Wiese and Mrs. Jaeger,
as also Herr Huebsch and the three aoove-Men.
Uoned padres, made the most OF the roles assigned
them, and demonstrated that they are n0'novices
on the stage.
RUMORs OF A ROW.
rumor was current that the perIorIuanUo
would meet with strong opposition RON tn S
Catholic community and not afewpersons ueemSa
It probable that scene not down In the pis "9u'u
form part OF the evening $ ENTERTAINERS. oS W
there was not the slightest III feeling displayed Dy
any one et the audiences and In act hsmon ~ anu tn
features OF the piece were strikingy mover anu put
little calculated to cause rislbllty IN tne psrI OF
fhose who lean towards the Catholic faith. The
SPACIOUS psrquet, boxes and lofty galleries were
Hlled TO replety0n with very respectable theatre
lovers, and encores were as frequent as the drop
ping OF the curtain or the failure Of the
to run in their proper grooves. The play will be
continued every day OF the week except Friday
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Sosel NGD. Ernst, Bremen Jan and south
7th with mdse and 1877 passengers to 0elrchs
CO. Up TO lon 81 experienced very rough weather and
high seas; thence to Nantucket strong winds and
high shin making her first voyage, behaved very
well in the rough sea. and proved splendid boat
steamship Columbia tBrl Msckay Trieste Dec u, Mes.
TO Henderson Bros Had strong westerly gales; with
head sea- 10 lon so; from thence moderate southerly
winds and mild weather no date lat Is 80, Ion 81 rs,
spoke bark Harvest Home, from Darien Ga, for Fla
nelly, r.
Steamship United states Burdick. New Orleans Jan
IL, with mdse and passengers. 10 Frederic Baker.
Steamship Champion, LOCKWOOD, Charleston Jan Is
with mdsc and PASSENGERS TO III Morgan Co
with mdse To Lorillard
ship Jessie Isabel (ol London Mills Kobe Japan) Sep
IS with teas. to PEABODY, willis 4 Co Cleared Van
Demen traits light sep = passed Angler Oct "a; Cape
OF Good Hope, Nov q. 81 Helena, Dec % Ascension l5
crossed the Equator Dec ~ In Ion "a 10; had the
SH trades very light and bathing, with dark,
cloudy weather and occasional showers Dee
30, LAT 50 5, Ion Ss %, course NV, passed along
the weather Or NE edge OF very strong ripple, the
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Steamers.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 20, 1878.
CLEARED.

Steamship Metropolis, Nickcrson, Aspinwall-Pacific
Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Chesapeake. Mangun, Portand-J r Ames.
ship Arundel Castle (Br), Freebody, Bristol-E Nor
gan's Sons.
Bark Passover OBJ, Smith, Londen-Howiand Aspin-
wall
Bark francesca Chiazzaro dsaD, Pizardo, Cork Fail
mouth-A Agrests.
Brig @ W nais (Br), Barker, Aspinwal-CrandaIl. Der
teaux Co.
Brig Chas Hoard CBr), Messenger, st Johns PR-wT
w9odrun 4 CO v..,u,, n.u,. 9. r,
Co.
Brig Ennis, Foster, Matanzas-Jchn Zittloscn.
Schr Henry Middleton, Brewer, Jacmel-Isaac r Sta
pies.
schr Glanmire CBr), Tufts, st john Mp Nevius 4
Son.
schr Jennie Wiley, Wiley, Fernandina-s Loud 4
Co.
schr Index, Garrison, savannah-Evans, Ball 4 Co.
schr John Lee, Van Glider Charleston-Evans, Ball
Co.
schr Sunny South, Derrickson, Wilmington, nee 8
Powell.
.schr L wedmore. Terry, Washington. Nc-zopher
Mills.
schr Menawa Dssoway, Baltimore-w Chalmers
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ss ssash -. Sss. sxssaasS sSsas siss miles
e sn 4 NE Which very
unsettled, With dark gloomy weather lad shovsS5yj
n With and stn Ssss ,! 4sn and
shshp 81 q
pilot ~ days from Kobe Oct H. lat SOC lon iCs u
sss 80 ID Hsns ia S.Ss
s ss ss H.s @ sss
ina
E. % ship
Sss: 81 B.t.y.
HON. Il na So and
crSs:sd s6s Equator Dec ans wss,nsr ,,. .,
ballast! . xsrss Took the southern passage and
EsT 1TI M;adssP rts.mS Sss
Their Dec Is % Cape d. Gale spoke brig Gypsy king
Bark syrnss eof Fsvsrshs%S Partridge Nautilus y
to % ar % ~ 20 H s1sH
NE gale; stove bqlwarks &c; rounded the Cape Nov g
lon So Had ans Weather since passing tic Cape.
s. days sh
Passed 81 Helena Dec I; crossed the Eqasor Dec IS in
sHs $ssSs ia oi ivsSpee
II. 1 Rio
IS i. assss y
1ss IF nsTsss 81 : ss
e :Psss s$
the entire passage; lost and split sails
ss,t nSa bars Hssfy
Jan Is lat Ion q passed bark Alma stee ring south:
to asch ny ESye Co. TOOK the southern passage
had strong westerly gales to Madeira from thence fine
SsnGS sa q. wa
Jan in lon o. Had rough weather; Jan IL lat g g
q n,S %
Brig Jaboatao tBraz,, Cunhs, Pernambuco Dec - with
s%iSS e. Sad strong NJ trade: g
asys
the Equator Jan in lon a. Jan Lat 4 Is lon g 90
Ion IS passed hall Of vesses bottom small portion
Brig Jane !of Greenockc Dunno rernambu:o % DAYS,
Jan p iatsC ion7a spoke bark zephyrlna from Deme-
Brig slaSanka eA1sl Feihiar. Peruambuco 80 DAYS,
Equator IN
M A5 suEa nss % ss s
lon So 49, ad % sna ne s weather ae @
bark Alpine from for s. Thomas }qn 6ss ~ lat
saa Hs s p ;09s
Edge Co Had hHs weather to IAN = in lat - lon ri
Brig Lima, Hin, Demcrars 20 days with sugar and mo
bourne Had some rough eather.
Brig Marquis Rosa (NGD, Negehr, Demerara 10 days.
with sugar Molasses TO Rowland Aspinwau Had hne
Brig Minnie Miller (of Portand), Leland, Matanzas IS
days. with to Miller Bastion vessel to Miller
HOughlOn. Had fine weather.
Brig Wenouah (of Portland Stone; Cardenas Is days
with sugar to Younys Smith Coz vessel to Winches
ter Has been days north of Hatteras with strong NE
schr Storm Petrol lof Esworth) HASKELL Progreso i6
days with hemp to Manuel Echsveria vessel to In
schr Morning Star tof CohasseH, Paine Aux Cages "A
days with logwood and coffee to Kunhardt Co; vessel
70 BIZ Weinberg Had fine weather up to Hatteras from
thence strong NE winds.
Schr Day lot Parrsboro, NS), Mcbride, Havana Is
days, with sugar tobacco and passenger to DeWoH
schr W Wilson, somers, Tampa Fla 70 days, with
pencil cedar TO Semon Bache Coz vessel Overton
Hawkins. on Hatteras spoke bark Thomas Haynes (Sp
from Havana for New York.
Schr Isle Of Pines Scull, James River, Va.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Nereus Bearse, Boston for New York, with
mdse and passengers to II Dimock .
Sloop Emily, Hayden, Lynne CT, for New York, with
oak wood to Thos Boynton Son.
Steamer United States, Davis Fall River Tor Now York.
with mdse and passengers. ..,.
BOUND EAST
schr George Trigg, Linnekn, New York for Giouces
ter.
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION,
WHITEsroNE L. Jan 20A-7 PM
The condition of the with regard ice is In
different from that reported in yesterdays paper.
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l. ",
CONsUMPTION:-DR. sCHENox's PULMONIO
ION M % In q eSusR SSds iSS $
ss5s Ct anS II CSRd e. tSs
diseases Of he Liver or act gentle purFadvs All
ss sss Inc SsH su1ss
cured many desperate cases The SEA WEED TONIC,
sns 4sl ana s.p he & s
offered to the public the only sale, certain and rei.
al.
'sa
has haa long S
Y years n an Of which ,s time s has con-
no longer doubt that is remedy which may be used
SS
eases e ss yhs.
%1% e ps!ss. sss!S s.
been sqSay fortunate Sy udc To- m.t%s timely
Ss s Of a Pr 81 are
ne reach Of medicine but he ne that
s. ssss and xSlsp de iSSHs ssss'as
wfp as rH % sr sn
lungs when the lungs very sadly diseased and To-
Also Suss %
medicines equally efcient. This shows it, healing
Utmost importance to give vgor and healthy tone 70 The
system. Hence u necessary to strengthen the appetite
Of the patient and improve the digestion Proper nonr
naFs nc food s Ssns with e 'se q
Dr. schenck's pamphlets which distributed graui
70 Be yprefersed but the digestive organs must be strength
Bile. This requirement IS met by the SEA WEED
ssn.S wis% the 'o digestive III: put s ss
osds ns SSS e "ss. begin 10
the healing power OF the PULMONIC SYRUP will COM
plcc the cure Pulmonary Consumption Is almost always
snPaSck % PILLS are ys nsenSed 10 re-
move distractions from the liver and to restore iis
healthy action. They have all the efficiency which y
ascribed TO- calome or blue mass, and are warrnnea
not to contain particle Of any mineral poison rhese
pills the most obstinate costveness SICK
piles bilious affections and all other diseases when
from torpid obstruced condition OF the uver. lily
cine. In Consumption the SEA WEED ,, ahA
MANDRAKE PILLS are invaluable auxiiny " sut
cnes They relieve the suherngs o, tns Sev have
been found useful IN advanced stage; OF Consumpt,on
where the lungs almost cntircy anu Az
.us sSS ass to Ss
months BY The ass three grsa, remedies ot
sSS~DSSa one &. r s'EE:
perienced physicians declared that he could
mot live &c yss health and Weighs more
IN an two hundred pounds Full directions accompany
cara he 81 h c"rea "
4 SON northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets Pha-
HENRY Nss ~ and toese I place. New YORK.
Wholesale Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS. r.
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM OOURr5t
n different States; legal everywhere; publicity;
fees in advance advice tree com missioner avery
state. FREDERlCK 1. KING,
Counseliorat-Law. t3 Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
n. corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open trdm A. NJ. to r. NJ. 4
On Sunday from to Q p. NJ.
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
n States legal everywhere; deserton, &C., sum.
cient publicity required; charge until d.
is granted; advice free, N. HOUSE, Attorney $50
Broadway, ..4,...,... n =. d.
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DK j. sCHENCK, OF PHILADELPHIA WHO FOR
~ the last 80 has his attention exclusive
y 70 the cure OF pulmonary, diseases win again be
ut his consultation rooms, ~ Bond street. Now York. on
Tuesday the 2st inst, where advice will be given Tree "a
all, but for thorough examination with the Result
roneter the charge will be 81
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HAxsusG Jan 4-sailed, Montreal, Davidson Philadel-
sH.y.s, Jan Cleared: bark Sales ssp,. Mendsosaa,
anS sasa o New SS.n frAnc1s
Ssd sM
s
sailed ~ DANCES q: Tyson, Boston, San sscinso @.
sem Yosk Hssminc, Hiscoek Portland %r oregon, Queen
Of Hearts o'Ns. Boston Hudson, SichoiaS Phifadsi.
tovDes, jan s.Arrivcd,. Victoria Gregory, Boston;
Aa ao sse 5s Ss~
Arrived at Grsyescnd 9Th, osm Dubrovacki Cravick,
arrived s.h Ast.sa Wake yam New ySss
Putin Dec 81, Oscar EreseD. from Baltimore for New
MxssIs!, Dec 23-sailed, bark shawmut Small, New
Arrived assh, VI Stafford Curry. Trieste, 18th, Rich
sailed ss!n Esdsrs xinde, Berg Baltimore; ossipee,
g. i Ss. ss s.ss fsss Sahsy
sssS f's ;saIs a5sas Sorry 4h John
:, NswcAsrLE, Jan s-Eniered out Norma Nanish, for
PITsourH, r, Jan ao-Arrved, steamship Hammonia
PxsARTn Jan a-Put back 70 the Roads Pauline, Dire.
from Cardiff for Galveston, on account Of severe
fIDsrov, Jan szATriyea Anna, svenasen, Baltimore:
d,rj Hughes, for New York in days
savannah; Jennie Eastman Herbert Hayre, for New
Orleans Paolo Borzone, Borzone philadelphia for Lon
donderry; Dolphin Lsschly Philadelphia; yna, Jensen
SS ETa McS S
Dubrovacki vsIchetti and Gaeon, Goudey, New York;
RIO JxsKiao, Dec W-Arrived, ship Mogul Freeman,
Cardiff.
SrocAHoLx. Dec 2s-Cleared Tordensktoid, samucscn.
Boston.
ST HrLKSA, Dec ARRIVED, Samuel owen, Batavia
and sailed I'd for Boston,; 9Th Sumatro Latham Manila
and sailed same day for London) 10TH syrnga, Par
ST JAGo, Jan 3-Arrived, briggs Susan BERGEN Tuthill
PHILADELPHIA; Sarah Gilmore Clifford, Baltimore Doth
bNfore incorrectly reported
sAcuA, Jan Sin port barks Daring, Mcdonald, and
Dyer, Hopkins dlsg; dc zs,do Miller. loaded briEs
II Kennedy, Halett, from Portland, arrived Dec 80,
discharged sagua. Munday, do; schrs l. a M Knowles
Pctcrson Minnie Reppier, Weeks, and George walker,
Cole, dsg. -
TRiFsrs Dec si-clearcd Angelica Dcrshburs, Phiia-
dclphia.
Sailed soth, Trinacria ~, Thomson, New York. a..
TRINIDAD Jan SIN port brig Gcery, Conktn. lag;
schr MANNING, Candy, from Pniadcigha, wig ,uo,,
TABLE BAY, Dec 3In port bark Chas Ferry, halaet,
Nov but met with no disaster.
WArERroRD. Jan 6-Arrived, Blorn from New York
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SAILED.

Ships John Bertram, for Antwerp; DR. Barth, Ham,
burg Jessore Liverpool; bark America, Bremen; schr
Ring Dove, Hayu
Wind at sunset 8, light.
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COMPRESSED IVORY BILLIARD BALLs--GREAr
u Improvement; mode patented 1870 Inch, 81 "a inch
IS; "a inch, Sc; is Ball Pool "a nch 81 per set; ~
inch Chez As, $50 per set. WIN. WElLINU Co,
w and 200 Centre street, New York.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY
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NEW S.

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
FUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. ......... IL Gov. Island. ..eve / 81
Sun sets. .......... 05 Sandy HOOK. ..eve IL 50
Moon rises morn - Hell Gate. eve y
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-08
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i Second judicial District, Of the State Of
Nevada, in and for the County of Ormsby.-
MARY E. MAYERS, plaintiff, vs.. FRANCIS
MAYERS, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the State of Nevads
in anu fer the County of Ormsby, and the COM
plant filed in said County Of Ormsby, in the
office of the Clerk of said District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to
FRANCIS MAYERS, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Nevada, in and for the.
County of Ornlsby, and to answer the complaint
filed therein "a copy of which companies this
s,lmmons) within ten days exclusive of the day
Of servict) after the service on you Of this sum
mons--if served within this county: or if served
out of this county, but in this District, within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days-Cr
Judgment by default will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain a deere,
of said Court forever annullinS and dissolvng
the bonds of mAtrimOny heretofore and now
existing between yourself and the plaintiff
upon the grounds of desertion and failing to
provide the common neceSsaries of life, and
awarding the care, custody and education of the
minor child, Charles. to the plaintiff, and for
costs.
And you are hereby notified that if You fail to
appear and answer the said complaint above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed.
Given under my hand, and the seal Of
the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Nevada in and for
Isl the county Of Ormsby. this I'd day Of
February. in the year Of our Lord. one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-three.
TT. EDWARDS, Clerk.
VIM. Patterson Atty for plsinti' eb5swlm