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Couldn't Prav

The Truckee Republican Of last,
Thursday is responsible for the fol.
lowing:
clergyman at the Truckee Ho.eI
mas peen seriously i'll for sever davs
past. a KIND hearted nurse. in tbe
person Of AN old pioneer OF this Statn
a 49er' has been patiently waitinr "m
me SICK man and miniSterirrt0 NE,
psEsIcaI wants. The nurse Was FIJI
OF sympathy for his charge ana a.
terinlned to leave NOTHING nndoune.
ma he could do to make his natiamr
comfortable. Fearing that the sirl'
man was backward in maxine knowM
ms wants, the nurse addressed I'm as
!oiloMs; ASK OF me any favor no,
YOU want and | will he deliahtadH AZ
90 II. Don't be afraid to aet 10
edeigyima4 family responded, "prav
lor me- The 49er stood aabas, lHH
IePIleQ: 4 can whip a crizzIv iaaan'
pay poker, drink a gallon ~ 10
illhG WHISKY, and swear a Llua s,r-aEt
put | haven't seen the inSiJo
6 nut Ior - wears and can't nrav
Don't Know where to begin bp'"s,
say VINO to talk to, nor WHOM "a "a 10
~, iItGl out on the street and MI
@ piegeSt man in town tor vorr
aiythiiig but make a drawer - ~.
81. ehtertains a high opinion 81
LIS nurse Z IS getting better,
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The Humboldt Fair.

The first attempt at anything in the
shape of an agricultural fair on THIS
side of the Sierra Nevada mountains,
was made at Carson City in 1865. The
exhibition was not a success. and the
"society" was unceremoniously dis,
organized. The honor vas reserved
TO Humboldt county of inauguratinG
an agricultural and mining show
which promises to be one OF the
permanent institutions OF the country.
The Fair opened at Winnemucca last
Thursday, and continued three days
The weather was very untavorable,
vet we learn from tho Cnionville
Silver State that the Fair was a decided
ucces-. There was an immense
throng present from all parts of the
county. The Steer State continues;
The stock and agricultural produc-
tious Of tho county were tolerablN
we'll represented, but the display OF
ore and minerals was meager and
nothing like what it shoul have
been, in the heart of an extensive
mining country. VIM. Gregg, OF
Gold Run, was awarded first pre-
MUM for silver ore for a specimen
exhibited from his mine near COL
conda. A specimen from the Dutch
man mine. Central DISCREET, took sec
ond premium. No specimens were
exhibited from this end of the coun-
ty. E. W. Crutcher, of Mill City,
took first premium on bulls: NJ. Don
lev, of Unionville. second. On boars,
A. j. Leach. of this place, took first
premium, and Thos. Barmbv, also OF
this place, got first premium on wag-
u made in Humboldt county.
We had a shorthand reporter on
the ground. but he got TO standing
outside of "stone fences and stirring
his lsmonades with sticks" and lost
his notebook, which accounts for our
inability to particularize. The horse.
racing vas good. In the trotting race
the best time made WAS 81, which is
pretty fair for Humboldt horses, this
not being a very fast county. In the
running race. mile heats, best two in
three, the best time made was 81, by
White Stockings, an Idaho horse.
There were four equestrienne confess.
ants for the silver cup, among them
Mrs. Muller, from this place. They
all acquitted themselves magnificent
ly-so we'll, in fact, that the Commit
tee was unable to decide which was
best, and so ordered a cup for each oil
the ladies.
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DIED.

In Eureka, Nov. |, Thos. Foley ma
tive of Ireland, aged y years.
The funeral will take place from huoy
Hill at , O'Clock, p. M, to-day. frleruS'
oco~paintances and the public generali!
are invited to attend.
In virginia. oct. IS. William Leichter'
n native OF the city OF
Main. aged 20 years. -, u,
In Unionville, oct. a, infant sun Va
Frank and Rcbecca German.
In Virginia, Oct. 81, Johh Ilppis'' -,
tive Of Cornwall, England, aged ABOUT
50 years.
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The RENO FIRE.-The great fire at
Reno originated from a defective
~stovs-pipe in the Western Hotel. The
Gold Hill Ne1rs says all of the bust,
ness portion of the town, with the
exception Of the railroad buildings.
was destroyed. The offices of the
Journal and Crescent were among the
buildings burned, vet the material ~
both establishments was saved.
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BORN.

7, VIRGINIA. oct. 70. to the wife OF FRA"
l prsJy a soma l~5-pounder.
In cold Hin, oct. IS, to the wife oil l'''
Murphy. a daughter. ,hs wife Of
In Hamilton, Oct. ITO 'he
Thomas Nixon, q son.
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NNESSEE.
MEMPHIS. Nov

49, WV l.
Iell0w fever deaths DURING na,.
"a hours We're four. past
The Howard Association publishes
a cara to the generous people in rbo
whole country returning thanks 10Y
thelr assistance, stating that tbair
funds are now amply sufficient for III
needs, and requesting that fur:har
c9nntrinutions be stopped. They add.
intIe Is, however ana will be for A
CONSIDERABLE time vet, much destifn'
ton IN our midst, as the resnlt of 49,
peSIllence and temporary ~destrnctinv
OF local Industries. and all who ,noM
De good enough TO contribute ~ -
re4leI o. that class will please forward
to the Mayor OF the citv." atu
Fever deaths numbered five in tLa
iast u hour>. Heavy frost this morn.
rat, streets are thronged with
ing. - le'IF-
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UTAH.


A memorial to Congress is receivipr
SIGNATURES, setting forth the evils and
ABUSES of Mormon rule. and nravinr
the passage of laws to give the mems,
flaIlsts the protection of free ri,iI
government, and bring Utah in.n
harmony with the Federal autboritD
ana republican institutions. Thero
MaSa mass meeting at Bingham las,
night on this subject. last
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HE BELMONT STRIKE. Soma
further particulars of the great strike
at Belmont will be found in u tele.
graphic columns. From all
1t seems unquestionably the most i'm.
portant development ever made in the
State.
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f NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. l.
court Of 81. james has conaip,o
OF the death of the Kim ofSa Sccouht
Dir VIM. Bowie, Lord Chief In
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NOTICE.

HANiNG SOLD MY INTEREST ~
= ENANS LUNCH HOI-SE ~
ltu'pt.d 70 me are rrques,cdt 10 - ,,t,ti>.LS
ta'ilt "llh thaS. II. fiske, who VII Ine
''V al demands against the hons" ST.
\. II. EVANS
EnraLo ~. ~ CIIAS. II. FISKF
10 D-N-lm
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
By Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
NEW YORK.

NE" lSANN'
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.
Snecie shipments to-day are s2Si'OVI
in silver bars.
The Union Trust Company was
called in the L. :. District Court to.
day in the bankruptcy calendar, ana
November nth fixed for the hearing
The banks had gained S4.OOO,oOO III
currencv at noon TO-DAY. They now
hold $4,000 600. The lowest ever held
was So S20.O00.
DR.. Henry De Graft has been shot
bv James Columbus for debauchlns
his wife and daughters at Union Hill
y. J..
The Paviona ferry boats. Eve and
Delaware. came in collision to-day
about the middle of the river. the
Delaware being cut in two and placed
in a sinking condition. OF 500 paSSen-
GERS aboard none were drowned OF
Injured. though the panic was very
great among the women and children.
All were taken off by a passing tow
boat. and the Delaware towed ashore;
The BODY of John c. lleenan arrived
here to-day.
Stokes has left for Sing Sing.
Young Walworth, the parricids.
writes to the Keeper of the Tombs,
as follows: Please inform Ned
Stokes that we are going to get up
a tirst-rate rec ,ption for him in this
glorious institution as soon as he puts
on the uniform and has his hair cut
in the fashion,"
II. II. Clatlin & Co. notified the As
sociated Banks to-day that they were
not in need of assistance.
\. private letter from Berne, dated
August u, saws: DIR. Livingstone IS
a prisoner of a savage tribe in Central
Africa. and is unable to pay the ram
som demanded for his release"
4 Herald special from Washington
saws Secretary Richardson will be
made Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov.

Judge Merrill, of Grant Parish,
writes TO a friend in this city that the
metropolitan police sent to that par.
Ism are committing Outrages of vari.
Gus kinds on the people there, and in.
citing the negroes to lawless acts, A
highly respectable widow lady and
her daughter, aged Il, We're drarred
from their house 10y the Metropolltans
a lew nights ago, and terribly out
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MARRIED.

In carson CITY. oct. -. Thomas Wheel'
e' In virrlnia, oct. %, Fred. Ritter Jr'' 10
SIN In Sacramento, oct, Is, ]. c. Medley 10
Amelia +. Greed. -
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DISTRICT OF
WASHINGTON, Nov. l.

NASHlNGION, wv.
Orders we're issued to-day for the
removal of the MOdocS at Fort Nc
Pherson TO a permanent location with
the Quapaws on Neosho river, in the
extreme northeastern corner of In
dian Territory.
Richardson tonight denies emphat-
ically the rumor that he has resigned.
He saws he has recently taken 3
house in Washington and expects to
make a considerable stay. President
Grant stated tonight that he did not
desire Richardson to resign, and has
made no such request.
The public debt statement shows an
increase OF So, 039, 600.
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INDIANA.


TERRE HAUTE, Nov. |.
Nine prisoners including two
charged with murder, tunneIed ont Of
Jail tonight. y!
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Nov !.
Only three cases of fever since last
report. Weather cold. People are
returning home.
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GEORGIA.

BAINBRIDGE, Nov. l.
There were thirteen new cases Of
yellow fever here Yesterday and four
to-day. Heavy white frost last night;
situation more hopeful to-day.
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ENNSYLEANIA


PHILADELPHIA. Nov.1 /.
Inc gold coinage of the Mint how
eagles. uoub!e
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RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, Nov,

At the adjourned meeting of tie
bank representatives to-day the re.
port of the committee appointed to
examine the affairs of A. < w.
Sprague was presented. The commit
tee say they consider the assets of ,he
A. Il w. Sprague Manufacturing
Company to be $40. 495. pa: liabilities,
Sll,475,443 ; surplus, SS.0l9, SOL. A de-
tailed statement OF the property ac-
companies the report.
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LOST,

EUREKA. OCTOBER 9orr ru,o
nadI .tohSs OF KEYS. one had CON NV
keys. The EN- d6d and the other had nai
Al this office. f1rdSe leave them
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

PORTSMOUTH, Nov.1.
Four hundred workmen were dis,
'larsed from the Navy Yard TO-DAY
TENNESSEE.
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RkANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. |.
The First Ward schOol-house, the
finest in the State. burned TODAY.
Loss, $4,000 no insurance.
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LOUISIANA
SHREVEPORT. Nov

SHREVEPORT, Nov. !.
No fever cases to-day. All the sic
are doing well. All but 10 nurses have
been DISCHARGED.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. /.
A dispatch has been received an
nouncing the total defeat of the Carl
lists under Instany. The insurgents
fled in all directions.
Solar, Minister of the Colonies, EN-
harked at Cadiz to-day for Cuba and
Porto Rico.
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Wanted.

a WORK. Good vas w,s ahAL HOUSE
Apply al this offse ages VIII be paid.
est.
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miscellaneous.
Grand Presentation Ball !
To be given 10y

uur FIRE DEPARTMENT OF EI'
'huurrE, 4, RESCUE HOSE GO. No, !.
nTiElKA HOOK AND LADDER
IN \p. 1, on
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TROF. 0. S. FOWLER.

VIII LECTURE IN EUREKA oS
orr N~t"hdaN November 81. on PhrenoI.
C7TI'"nT "tf'ltd 10 Life, Health, and self.
Wu.'SuaE n Love and Marriage.
,"l'>daN AT ? 30 o'clock. To 7 od,os
~ 1inatc Health. Beauty. etc iii1s'
iaata ana Wednesday evening IN Cen.
, ''sh, on Manhood and Sexua7Scienca .
cbi Fan De consulted asto your own and
tnra ~, phrehology. best business. cuI.
ols-tl
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,..d Evening, Nov. Ii,is73.

On which occasion the LADIES ~ 1cm'
nil present To the respective r"e ''h'
W. n magnificent banner.
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GERMANY.
FRANCE.

PARIS. Nov. l.
A message from President McMa-
hon will I've read at the opening otthe
Assembly.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM


The Gail this morning saws serious
charges have been preferred at Nash
ington against General l.. A. Grange,
Superintendent of tho Branch Mint
in this CITY. They refer to the general
conduct OF affairs: di>charglng work
men and retaining others who are IN
competent failing to comply with
the rules relative as to the sale OF
lead. copper and other minerals in
the Mint selling these at private
sale. instead of auction, and making
no account of sales. An investigation
of charges is demanded.
A discussion has arisen amongst the
engineers about the security OF the
foundations of the new United States
Appraisers store. 1t is reported that
General Alexander says a concrete
foundation without piling will not be
safe. The building adi0inS the Gus
tOm-houSe, which is on poles.
1t is stated that J. c. Merrill Il Co.
have been already appointed agents
in this city for the new line of Austria
Ian steamers.
Rear Admiral PARROT sailed for
China to-day on the Colorado, to take
command of the Asiatic squadron.
Major John l.. Gamble, an old pio-
neer officer of the United States navy
during the war, and till now Chief Of
the Supply Department of the West
ern Union Telegraph, has been APP
pointed Secretary to the Admiral, and
will probably sail for his destination
on the 10Th of the present month.
Gen. La Grange, Superintendent of
the Mint, has been notified from
Washington that the price for silver
bullion contained N gold deposited
has been reduced from 81 IS to 81 e
per ounce. PAYABLE in silver.
There were three deaths from small
poN in this city during the week.
The coinage of dimes was COM
menced at the Mint to-day. Coinage
for the month, all coins, s., G3S, 600.
Los ANGELES, Nov. /.
The Orizaba sailed this evening for
San Francisco with 13S tons of freight
Two hotels are being rettted and
one rebuilt for the accommodation Of
Eastern people daily arriving.
NEVADA.
AUSTIN. Nov. l.
RepOrtsfrOm Belmont tonight state
that intense excitement prevails in
That town in consequence of the re-
cent strike and developments since
mau IN the Belmont mine. The LEDGE
at the point OF discovery has widened
out to upwards of ten feet, and pres.
ent developments prove beyond a
doubt that this immense vein extends
IN n unbroken Nody for a distance
Of 215 feet in length, and in all proba.
olillF a much greater distance, cross
eight and nine feet at short distances
apart. Assays from all points give
results varying from s.. 900 to 81 n06
per ton: The samples taken from ali
parts OF the vein are of the same de-.
sGiIptlon-heavy black sulphurets
thlckIy lnterspersed with wire silver
The HereiI-'S correspondent writas
this evening that the ore in siyGt
alone is sufficient to insure dividendS
for an unlimited length of time,
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of the Court of Common Pleas, dieu
this morning.
The Devon and Somerset Rallrosa'
seven years building, was opened To-
day.
GERMANY.
BERLIN, Nov. l.
The Emperor was prevented pyH
slight indiSposition from paving the
intended visit of condolences To lhc
roval family of Saxony. The CROWN
Prince VIII so instead.
ITALY.
ROME, Nov. l.
Several members of the Society OF
Jesus left the city yesterday Tor the
United States.
The waters of the Tiber are rising.
Some of the streets are already over
flowed, and a disastrous inundatioh IS
feared.
The Tiber is subsiding; also fears OF
destruction by flood.
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Tickets, $50,

Tickets can be obtained f-o-
the invitation COMMITTEE.
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FLOOR ~MANAGEE>.

a. All Fir"men are requested to come
in TAI Cu.tygut.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18
PRIZE list

10000 Prizes Sf'o'o''
The title to the above real estate Is guaranteed
perfect.
The liberal terms of this scheme brings 1t within
the reach of all he grt atest opportunity ever OIL
fer for the poor man to rise to wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets, $3.50; Eleven Tickets,
$25. 90; Fitty-six Tickets, $1,000; One
Hundred and Fifteen Tickets, $250.00.
The drawing will be made under the superin-
tendence Of a committee appointed by the highest
officials in the State duly sworn TO the faithful per
formancc of the duties assigned them
The highest officials both of city, County and
State, have not only idorsed Mr.. Abeles, but also
| his scheme. :,
The demand for tickets is unpar led, and all de-
string participate in the drawing should at once
| form their clubs and send in their orders.
| Aqents Wanted an all States, Cities ana
| Tocns an the Z. S. and CTnddds.
ssg~ Money should be sent by Regis cred Letter
p o. Or or Elk -ress, with the fall address oil INT
purchaser in plain writing, .
| Every package of II ti:k> rs has chance TO WIN
prizes but positively certain to win one, while on
person ont of every ten who purchase package
| IL Is btsrud to win Two prizes.
circulars to the Manager and PTopris tor, and ad
| dress S1MoN AbELh0, 49,
| 0ao-tts9m LEAyENwoRTH, Kansas.
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JACOB sCHEETz. Proprietor.
w. cor. 5th and Race SITS.

A..
A CELEBRATED REMEDY.-Read the following
testimonial of Scheetz's Celebrated Bitter Cordial
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10, 1873.
LOGON ScHEETZ, EsQ,-Dcar Sir: / deem II
duty owe to you and suffering mankind, TO state
the truly wonderful effects of your Bitter Cordlal
Whist in Mexico in the year lS4T, was attacked
with Chronic Diarrh9a, and after my return nome,
the disease remained with me In Pittsburgh was
attended by DIR. Gazzam, McCracken, Hazlett, Corn
man, and other frstcass practitioners IN that CITY
and was by them dosed with kino, Tannic Acid,
Morphia, plum and even Nitric Acid, but without
anv perez ptbe relief In this city have been at
tended a. hundreds can testify, by the very best
physicians both of the old and homoeopatnlc
school, but usual, their remedies were OF nut III
tie or momentary effect. ,.
A short time age was induced to try your Bitter
Cordial l have taken four bottles and | can now
truly say that | am apparently and, believe, 81,
most radically cured, and ENJOY better heain than
MAR and have hesitation in asserting that owe
IL TO the great and wonderful effects OF Scheet s
/ Bitter Cordial as manufactured by you. These
statements | can verify under oath and prove ny
hundreds Respectfully Yours.
j. d. COOKE, 11io Washington Av
Then the following excellent endorsement from
one of the best medical practitioners in Philadel
phis:
NORTH EASTERN MEDICAL DrsPENsARy,
2iO1 Bradduck St, (19th Wsrd-l
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18th, 1873.
JACOB SoHEETz, EsQ,-Dear Sir: DO hereh!
certify that a. Physician in charge OF the North
Ea stern MedIcal DlspcHShrS. nav 49, - =
ter Cordial lair honest and impartial tria, and al
though it may not appear to be strictly ACCORDING
the rules OF the profession, do unhesitatngly asel
that il cures ali thai it processes to be remedy o
have given it to IS different patients, ana
no one instance has il failed 10 afford relief IN on
3 case kDow of four bottles having fully and PEE
. manently cured Chronic DiarrhGa Of over 10 yeai
standing. 49,, u.; Nv
sbsjl deem Il a duty well privilege, 10 recon
mend # ~ the suffering believing it to be worthy
=; tina fullest confidence. Respectfully 1ours, -
vi aSItts1v II A GAMAGE. NJ D.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-18
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, as
t,orNTy OF Rock ISLAND.
To the January Term. A. D. 1874, of the Circuit
curt of said County:
Mary Augusta Ga ford, Alfred B Gaylord, Agnes
l. McCo n,ll. Oliver c. McConnell-Sardh Ebt al
AND Lucius W. Beal VS.. Martha Drum. Susan D.
Drum CroasdeIla /. Baker, Hard Baker, ana
Mathew B. ckman. -,
To the above named Susan L. Drum, defendant
herein: 49,
| Notice is hereby given that compainants IN tns
| above entitled cause have this day filed In SAID
court their bill of complaint against you anu tne
| above named defendants, and that summons III
chaacerv has been issued in said cause against you
/ w. unless you, tn said defendant, shall per
sonalIy be and appear before the said court on tht
frt dav of the next term thereof. u De begun ahe
holden a the Court House, In the city OF hocA Isl
and in sal county be first Monday OF January
NEXT TO which time and place said summons u
made returnable, and plead answer or oemnr u
said hill of co nplaint. the same will be taken 10
against you. and decree entered accord
inc 10 thr pray of sail bill,
Dated at Rock Island. this 25th Gay 81 NOVEMBER
A. ID, 1873 1r,,~pD coIT1n
Z Cl,r of said Court
SWEENEY & jackson. Solicitors Tor Complain
a., nov25ltjan5
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STATE OF l LIMOS. 50
20 NTY OF ocK ISLAND
In Ci Gu Court OF raid county OF inc January
Term d 1874 in Egui y.
lane /, Ii ,de man Join { Harnisn ana ma :
din Raruis his wife; William d Harni.h ana
Anna # RI 81 his VIE; Franklin - Harhlsh anu
Mary Harnish his vie. and icto Wies~ksr
To the above named def N anti joan ma n 1I
Amanda rni -, vii lam - Harm Anu. mar
ni.b Fraukiin B Harnish aud Ms y Harhsh' .
IA ayit If V ur non-r sideuce haN hs De nle,s
in III, ofdee Of III Clerk of sald Circa Court oi
saii Rock Island County notice is q, reby gtSsn u
Won a d each of You, hat the conlpai1 hereto-
fo q tiIed h,r bill OF comp aint iii sali IN
! Chauaery side thereot. ana that summons 'nets
mon issued out of SAID urt against you, return
ale on tn fret Monday in January heAt, 20 ~
>ow .iIrssy Ii shall persona ly he an appear De
,or said Court, on be ir~t day OF sa'a term -
h-enn and oiden in the Cty Of Roc 1san III I sai.
onntv on the II ST NJ nday Of January; A ~ 10 =
am n cad answer ar demur to said 5lh Oh oo' i
niaint th,l same and the matt aud hing- taereIi
rharyed an sta ed, will be ia zen a. cohiessea ah'
n cree inferred against you according 20 me pray
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GEORGE GOULD. Clerk oil SAID Court.
1 CHARLES PUTNAM. and sweeney q 5AGkses
solicitors