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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

her exposition upon the announced day
will be jollifcatioo compared with the
shame of Philadelphia in seeing July 1875,
and an incompleted temple in which to
make glad over the diamond wedding OF
the Goddess Of Liberty.
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DROPOSAL5 FOR WRAPPING PAPER
I AND TWINE.
Posi- OIfISE DErARTaESr. }

wAsHlxeIoS. j. C.. December :, lSa
pRt &. NJ r p
%. Dg ~
l the said articles 10 be delivered free Of
Pe Sc once 1fssei peps1snen,. Washnston s.
Ihs quality and the s;sin..ea quantity OF each
:iIs: and g Ssish z p0asd' q me ream,
Size, and 10 weigh s pound, 70 the ream,
measure from 80 10 rs yards to the pound; Of
pounds. and e Gs pS, up II Mis- ssisSins
about half pound each spd SO bound :. s, NOT
" ponds Of sS1c's r1m Twiss 70 Be pIS
pound, and to be put up in balls weighing
from one 10 two pounds each, and - bound
asnot 70 become loose or tangled in trans
Samples Of the articles required will be furnished
More or less than the estimated quantities may be
ordered as the necessitir. Of the Department may
require. At the discretion of the Postmaster General
Awards will be made for each article separately IL
deemed mos, ady.n.aseoss 70 The ;; pcpartmSns
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
cersae"se from pSs,.ser that such gaar.ntors
bond with two lciens sureties VIII be required
4 failure to furnish promptly any article con-
partmcnt articles Interior, in the opinion OF The
Postmaster General, to those contracted for, will
be considered sufficient cause for the forfeiture Of
The postmaster General reserves the RICH. to
the Interests OF the Department.
Proposals must be Indorsed on the envelope PRO
Fsns ''s 70 IL: riPs. ASSISTANT POST
master General wash SSS T. p = GGREswELL
de9-Tuiw Postmaster General
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

Tn whols number Of hogs packed this win
ter in the West - far - reported, = ,sl4,
against 4.SS1 ,s5o during the year previous.
This y hog Tor ssssy eight persons b the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09
MARRIEn.

wINSLOW-DEIHL.-OnT Tuesday evening, Jan.
nary 8, at the First Presbyterian Church, BY Rev.
byron sunderland, assisted by Rev. John Chester,
GEORGE g. WINsLow, Of Baltimore, aud Miss HAT.
TIE DEIHL, OF this city. --..-5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

THB Wilmington CommsreiaI has put on q
new dress with the new year, and has been
otherwise improved. Tho Republicansof Dela-
ware are fortunats In havingso abls and bright
journal 70 represent them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

Tas HAf1onAL RxyssEsoAs says that wash
ingtoa Y .oompaxatyely sinleis city" Thet
Repsbttess. ~ ssil = afI92'l = - 80
A. compared VITA New ORLEANS, " meant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

WHArsvER ELSE may suffer, the bill Of Mr..
Rusk, Of Wiaconsin, providing for an increased
pension to totally disabled pensioners, should
Be passed. The additional expense viii Be only
twelve thousand dollars annually.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09
I NITED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.

Posr orYIcE DEPARTMENT.,
WAsaINGToN, Dec. l, lssa
Proposals win be received 81, at the Contract Giies
1874, ito be decided by the oth for carrying the
~ the in The M
ryiand am, BY the schedule OF departures and arri-
SOD From sykesyille. by Freedom, Porters and Win
times ? week to Freedom aud three times =
Leave sykesviIie daily, except Sunday, at
h h,,s H, S,sssT ss * .as.D. Sunday,
Arrive At sykesyils By sp%; s..
t::: H1s.!s. 4D...a., and
A s1f%ra =, E +, mn ,a'b,sDm.
soe From Burtousvile, by white o,s IN, o., and
Leave Burtonsviiie wednesday at I'm;
t fs.ise s II s,i sss.S By All I'M:
Arrive at Burtonsviic by m.
ans From Warren to Sweet Air. miles and back.
Leave Warren Wednesday at 10 an;
Arrive at Sweet Air by r2n;
Arrive At Warren BY Il m.
miles and back, once week.
Bidders will state distance and propose
schedule.
aD6 From AtamStown, by Greenfield Mills, to Park
Mills, miles and hack. six times a week to
Grecnheld Mills, and twice week the resi-
due. By schedule Of departures and
rivals satisfactory to the postmaster ut Adams
town, and In close connection with railroad
mail trains.
Ths eontras arc to Be- ezecuted and returned to the
&. q e. IL u q
having failed and the Posfndster General MAY pro-
eed % contract for the service Dtth other parties,
cordfag 20 Las.
For forms OF proposal. guarantee and certificate,
and also for Instructions as 10 the conditions 70 be
embraced In the contract, &C., advertisements Of
Decsmbes I, 1S71 inviting proposals for mail
vice in Maryland to be found At the principal post
Bids should be sent In sealed envelopes, super
scFibed '.Mail Proposals. State Of Maryland, and
addressed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral. JOHN A. J. CRE3WELL,
de3l-w6w Postmaster General.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

Mr.. TnoxAsP P. OcHILrxEs was yesterday
unanimously confirmed BY the Senate to be
marshal for tho Eastern district of Texas.
Mr.. 0chiltree 10 . young man Of ability, an
excellent onicer, and has done good service for
the Republican party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

RICHARD GRANT WHITE some years ago
wrote paper in which he prophesied the de-
cline of tragedy and advance of comedy upon
the American stage. It is q question worth
discussion whether the hurry and worry of our
almost anomalous life, with Its crowding into
minutes the hours of life, will not make us i'm
patient of the woe of the tragic wall, and de-
mand relief in the rattle and mirth of comedy's
joyous rollickings. Certainly, the success of
Ofenbach is evidence Of the willingness with
which the busincss-hardened and overworked
average American brain partakes of the lotos
leaf which brings forgetfulness. His plots are
nasty, his characters are nastier, his music is
to the Art what the twang Of q japanese string
is to the pure melody of Psganini's tone.
The whirl, the idiotic madness of his choruses,
the abandon of his arias LII up the pail that
wraps the brain, and If the relief has the flavor
of alcohol, IL u relief, and It is taken for
the temporary good, despite the scars left be-
hind. IfMeyerbeer, grand and swaying; Mozart,
tender and soothing; Beethoven, with the aroma
of heaven; Wagner, with the passion and frenzy
of he'll; If "Robaire," the "Aiagic Flute, )" "Fi-
delio, (" eTannhauser," touching the musical
Sphere with reverend fingers, are passed by for
the smirk and grimace of "Ls Belle Helene"
be not proof that there is feeling for a differ
ent atmosphere upon the stage of late It is hard
to find much better argument.
So with the dramatic stage. The hodge
podge called comedy, which is ground out by
the writers of the day, command far greater
success than the royal utterances of Shak-
speare. "Hamlet, }" "King Leaf, !" 'Richard, {"
with the life lessons which they teach, are less
popular than "Under the Gaslight, "The
Little Detective" and "Across the Plains"
But beside the tendency to Indifference
to the higher realm Of tragedy there
Is the want of actors to bear the mantle. II
there be no prophets how can the people hear
the voice from the Mount We have the me-
moires Of Betterton, the Keans, Garrick, For
rest, J. B. Booth, Rachel, Mrs. Glover, Peg
Wellington, Dame Braci9rdlc, but where are
the Representatives to speak their powersi In
the broad belt Of America there ID but ono,
Miss Cushman, worthy of the rank of tragic
queen. The rest may claim to be Processes
royal, but they have nothing more. Abroad,
seebach has stepped aside, and Ristori Il wan
ing toward the horizon. The kines Of tragedy
are equally few. Davenport d our greatest,
but he, too, b leaning toward the shadows.
Edwin Booth, in the flush Of manhood, has &C.
corded to him the crown, but d rather q Gun.
bearer. Lawrence Barrett alone shows prom.
iss of power, and the promise d not glowing
with certain hope. The genius Of Shakespeare,
the massive strength Of tragedy stand waiting
for the knight worthy to wear thsir favon.
.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

IT WAS good point maids by Mr.. Ransier,
Of South Carolina, in his advocacy Of the civil
rights bill, that he wanted . law to protect re-
spectacle colored people from intrusion by
white rowdies. It was, and perhaps is still,
the custom upon many Southern lines Of travel
to compel colorcd females to rice in cars, one
portion of which 70 devoted to sIaoking, where
they are liable to all sorts Of snnoyances from
uncivil, intoxicated and vulgar persons. Well
bred people, either oolored or white, do not
force themselves into company that is uncon-
genial or in which they are not welcome. A
civil rights law should protect all from inso-
lence and vulgarity from whatevsr source they
may come. It Il . little singular that objec-
lions to such protection should come from the
same Southern chivalry who have always
claimed preference for the company Of their
colored servants over that of the hated
"Yankee."
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
OFFICE CHIEF CoN'r OF suBsrsrE,
DEpA RTMRNr nE THE MIQSnrI

DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI,
FORT LEAvEXwoRTH, KAN, Dec. "A, 1873.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received at
this once until II O'Clock m, January H. 1874 for
furnishing the subsistence department., United
States army. at Fort Leavenworth. Kansas, with
f00, 900 pounds xxx Flour, from fall wheat. in
square single and double sacks containing 100 lbs
net each, and In weil-co0pered, full head-ned bar
rels.
Bidders will state what quantity they will furnish,
when they will deliver it, and In what kind Of pack
age.
Blank forms Of proposals will be supplied on ap-
piicafiou 10 this ONCE. j. H. GILMAN.
q Deua Nis<n,r;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

The exports Of petroleum from the United
States during the last four years were: 1870,
lac, 6o2 sos gallons; 1871, 156, ,7s5 gallons;
lS72, Isl, s25 ,0O7 gallons; 1873, Ss5, 40, 6e7
gallons. This b over eight million barrels
trade of no mean Importance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE
w at this ONCE. II
fI~ AT THE SOCIABLE OF THE IN.
~ diana Republican Club on the 18th instant,
the Senators and members OF Congress from In
diana, with their families, will receive their friends
from to o'clock. The hall will be beautifully dec.
grated. Dancing at o clock. ja3-lt
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

w AND PROVIDENCE.
The hne iron steamer LADY OF THE LANE hay-
ing resumed her regular trips to Norfolk WI leave
and THURSDAY, p. M, touching at the prin-
cipal river lsndin{s, eo1usssinE At Norfolk with
Providence. Freight shoyld be addressed sCare Of
Lady Of the lakS, via Norfolk" Branch ticket
avenue. T. Z. FITzhyGA A{saL.
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
Plants store, corner Fifteenth street and New York
mhl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09
WOOD AND COAL
WOOD! COAL! WOOD! COAL!

We respectfully invite the attention OF the public
to our well escorted stock Of WOOD, and all the
best qualities OF
DRAFTED LYKENS VALLEY COAL,
which we can deliver TO all parts of the city.
Orders lelt at w. r. Rey's dry goods store, Mar
ket Space, between Seventh and Eighth Streets or
through the mall, will receive prompt attention.
RILEY BROTHERS,
Depot snd Yard: Riley Wharves, foot of Eleventh
and Twelfth streets southwest. sep5-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-09

GERMAN AMERICANSA BANK
" No. SIS SEVENTH STREET,
In, crest paid on deposits.
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ESTABLISHED 1874.

Al2, llH, and Ale Roarteenth ssreee.
REPAIRIN0 In an its Srauches, All carriases
Ien for repars storage, or commission, are insursL
.A9EN13 Tor PreYetes Co., (of Brooms street, J
Hinh avenue nav York. augl5-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-26
SOLDIERS
VAR CLAIM hnEMc \
No. "a MontGomery Block,
san FRANCISCO, CAL.

~ II. AIKEN. ATTonNEf-AT,
2 a Law ana Commander OF the Ufano
nv - the Rept.blic in California and Seva-
a. Win give premt attention to the ceiferGn
. .a..;r.oual Travel Pay, now due CahioTn-a
-7... -. tla Volunteers discharged NOR than
.ur,a,tred miles from home. Soldiers IAN
nj On TAR dealing. Information given
ANA, cI,sr.c. when writing enclose stamp
I',.,., i an. SITE company and regiment, and
y.l,l-.s,,-f W.! have q disehsrse. CONGRESS has
,,tsz.,.-eti the time tor filing claims fgr Add
;. AL Bounty under Act Of July =, 1866, 20
..,,tarv 1915. all such cialrns must be made
n, .rr.. that time. Original Bounty OF SO" has
1t.rl lowed 81 volunteers no enlist q bet ore
| ,,,ly ma 1861 for three years, # not paid tie
| sane y len discharged. Land II variants en- he
nIt.tlcC, .pr services rendered before 1850, but
| not Tor services i'll the late wGC. Pensions tor
| late wal and OF 1872 obtained aId Iiis rsaSed
" hen allowed for less than disability W&Fri.lts,
! tut 10 pensions are allowed to Mexican and
Florida soldiers. State OF Texas has grantee q
| ?e1si9ns to surviving veterans OF Texas hevo-
luton. New Orleans and Mobile Prize Money
| is row due and being paid. W. II. Aiken also
| attends to General Law and Collection Bushes.
se5-2awGm
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To The uE.ChT1HhTE
NV REMEDIES
e. NEW IiGH5EDIE>
Ess : DIR, GI",fGr.'S Wv zS91Ns5AiI
tfttss2ssEs COZ hanr:,- NtreC!.


SzE@2s5 "-'' nS''f-i!
san Francisco. Established y, tN''4' Tor ne
.r-+,r,t o.. sexual and = l.4Ilt:I - t' hEch
~ ...'r,r..e t,I..t. structure syphilis il II
#, Ems. Sy..jraI T,;,i.r.sss. I-ale5'ley, It,
SIN, diseases ct Years standing nd ,eIG-td
l.. :. ..,,,.,, -f,,I treated.
Nn..iI,ic lpi.ea.cs.
Nv rl..r4- tla;.-ars If I,-s'.is. ;ath maze
ana fr,. r.. are til, VINO arr ~u.i.r4iA al
f-.~.r-.. ,-:..,l.,- -t1-. IL :, rs ~ s-'t,t
il,l.l.,,s i go. -ir;- :.t7, Il.yd }i''o he =
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,r, Z ts..- a9ai tl.tir Lr, X, l-jyvu csIs-tlJu-
To- y;sausIf II. hon. 1, = he lall il.'s- Of
mar .a.,. or Tho ,l.jrynstrt 81 lis. II lis
! n rri.I sitJiati,u tAausauas >Hisr until Gra'h
( CLOSES thu st.1.-. Ltt ar Mt. s.l.i1"l"ns'
trll- : attend t. those " I4y are III i4 Win
any Il these l,Irlti", lii Il, str"! iii2 l-;'es
&c that they arr cared to- md cure, Ok - II
/ ls- too late. send them l-Ein'"iatrlE |" IN
| GIBTON, MUSICIAN VII" mas IA"t;t lttFa!e
diseases especial study iot years, ana no u
certain &" 0':r the most case l-o'''
/ nltrcur! Of any lnJuI!ous GI''ts
| seminal, " eatsheSs.
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M T1nEE VS arr
~ kEskss FOR IN
S.HLJ cura = Z c q 6 e
Ir L. 4, Ric5ag's GOLDEN BALSAN No. 1

t.4;~,s C1arcrss first ana second stages SORES o.
he 80, or Body: sore lars, -, Nose. ~,
,t,,,I-,--colorel Blntche-. SyIAIIltic CatarTh,
DISEASED scalp, and all primary forms Of the
disease known as syphilis. Price, = per Doit-e
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@UREM-oTa:- 90


IN THE DISTRICT COY - w. :. n n -
second judicial District of the otaie @! ~
xa,1a in and trr thc County "t 0TiHs ~ - ~
RjSSN !. NINEE, plaintiff, vs. JOHN e.
MEYER. dcfc-Gaut. +,,o
ccrc,t; Ju cial District q IL. 7'~'' ;,
:, .rG for the County Of 0rmshy, an ne IN
-, 49, j., sail county e Ur1Csny. n the
ats;,.a q The Cltrk Of sath District '"Hst.
Tie stat. # Stv"da seI-us srttiiH- 20 JUN
o. MEYER. C,feIcalst .;-.,
yru ar. hereby rrCuIed toalI'rar i ~ ar'lv'.
hrn,7rht against ven 10y the above l1N-' l,.'tl''
til in tie District Court 81 tie ono 90
District Of thu state OF NcvaHH. IN AMI -'.' -
,,,1,.,fy Of C,in.by and to answ' III" conn !.l"i
SID therein Ia copy IF which ac,"thisiI-t : I'M
s11,tfu;auSl ',ltkiu tn days ttH"iHetH' "'. re
1av If strvirc} after the service on y"n oil '+l@
.-,,,,,,C, sit =. r. ed within tbs "UUE: or J.
,l,y,l} mt Of tbs county. nut IN TINS District
within twenty days. CtheTT.-' "ltmi- ioC'A 'taH :
Or iud.1u,:lt by default Will 10 taken "e'IhS'
YOU. ,.:.-..1,-e .,,e
- Of lt.atri1anriv heretofore and now eNi-ti'
between you and plaintiff: ulOn tie A'.'.Il
Of viItul d. scrtiou and failing to prove" lh'
coz. mon 1leco ssGries uf lie fr more KHAN t"'
years last past. :,
And vu,i are hereby notified that II !ou ia.I &C
err,,ar and answer the said COMPLAINT a. ABOVE
Cont for the relief thrr il pFa!gu'
Given under ny Eal.d an" the = a
rs # the District toHE- Of tLr Second
Sh II Ju,iicial Distinct "I lie state 81 NJ
iSG ~ yaGa III and tcr the County
| OrnsIy. this a6th day Of october. III the yea
| of our Lord one Thousand eight huhot,o "H'
| s,vcEty-funr. ,.,.u,p1,S -,.-,-
| TwW DAVIS. Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
IL
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San ,'r.u.ie.1. IstaN-l-1,0 " I~.+. lVr -
tr;.t,8eIt d: sexual and >,li't;l =. t,,,s sue.
A. U,.n.ri.,a. GI,et. ~tri .t1rr. ~ttLl-.5 IL IL
#, ..-.i-. St...lrrI Weakness. i-il IL g, It,
S:i,t diseases ct years standing AID tI,eI[-t
Les -t.c., .,-fl,Iiy treated.
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S U NJ N Q y S
.,.,r D,sTu.e,v COURT OF THE

W. ;,E DISTINCT COURT or 1ah
Il second JuGicial District Of the state OF Ne
Vada. in and Tor the County ot oflnsoE D.
EpT rEABB. plaintiff, ". EMILY NJ. '4AbD,
Gflrde-t Action brought il tie Dlstrict Coidt
of the SECOND Judicial District al the ol4't 81
Nevada. in and for the County OF 'lAlsoS' ---u
~ CcT,r1Igint fled IL said County OF oTnsby'
in the office Of the Clerk OF s"ld DlsI'S. 80 :;
The State ,f Nevada SENDS greeting 70 E-hAi-'
NJ CRABB, defendant +,a
You are hereby required to appear IN IN a. 'lu4
brought against you 10y the above haiiieI iHitI
tiff in the District Court OF the tCoHu 80, Ia
Dictrir- Of the State Of Nevada IN and Tor the
ConDtv of Ormsbv. ami To answer the complaint
aid therein ia copy OF which accompanies inns
summons within ten days exclusive OF Tue gay
of seryice after the service On You Of TINS 9t!-
r,ons-if served within this county; orH etiNel
ont of this county, but in this District. within
| .vrerty DAYS otherwise within forty daYS-or
,udcn.ent by default Will lie taken against you.
| Tn. said action is brought TO OBTAIN a ue-
cree of said Court aunullln5 the pohos OK L-,
| trinony now existing between yourself ahC,
nlaintitf on the grounds OF extreme cruelty anu
| adultery. fully :, forth In the eoihpiaIht.
| And YOU are hereby notified that II YOU iall ~
| anrear and answer the said complaint as above
| REQUIRED the said plaintiff Will Apply 10 LIE
| Cont for the relief therein prayed
| - Given under my hand and the seal
| NMsS Of the District Court Ct the Second
| 49, Judicial District OF the state Ct Ne
| yada. in and tor the County OF orlnsh!, lh-s
| I4th ,Iay of November, II The year OF cur Lore
| one tho Us and eight hundred ami seNen'!-iouf.
o--' T. EDWARDS. Clerk.
! T.W. W. DAVIES, Attorney Tor FlaintiIi.
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NOTICE J!

,,1.E ISDERSIGX,,D TAKE THIS
-+lnt y, announcing To their customers
ahd the public in general that they leNy t4i TING
Gay dissolved Partnership in Tie restaurant ana
chop house hn>iress. in the place known a. Inc
- b+-I+,fo~4 tNistiur under the firm uaIne o.
III. E.tovilh Go. Nj. L. EaIovi'h hay
ne sold aIl lis :nt,rest 10 h.- former I9rln, :
MI \. E.tfaeloyith. sill debts cottraGt-d d! 'hS T.,
late arm Of L. J. KadoNich x CO. vii! re 1A!d
Ia, \ Fa1aeIovrch. who Is alone authorized 10
II i,,.f.l,-tiuess due the said late hrLl
No4-''' u. T. EAToNICH.
y. RAFF4ELOYICH.
Carson City. October -. 1874. ooV-ln-~
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zuMM0NS.
N rHE DISTRICT CoURT OF TIE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
II Second Judicial District of the State OF Ne
x.fa. in and for the County OF Ornlsbs.
NARGARET z. HEHKOLD, plaIntl1, vs.
JOHN HERROLD. defendant
Action brought in the District Court q 'Le
saroni J,,dieial District OF the State OF NeE&t'a
in and for the County of orinsby, and tie COM
plant filed in said County OIL oli1sps, III 'i'e
nlicf of The Clerk of said District Court. orr,-
The state of Nevada sentss greeting ~
HERg0Lp, defendant.
Won are hereby required to appear IN an &c,
tiou brought against YOU by the above iiai1e1
plaiu.ih III the District CouEt uI w 'eON--
II-fi.i.I District OF the State OF Nevada II ana
- -he County of Ormsby, and to answer the
complaint filed therein ia copy OF :" i1cA tcco-
pantrs this summonSl within ten Gays ttA'I 1.
w.. of t,a day Of seTvICel after tie stF.ice ~
80, ~ this sl!rlrnonS-if served within lAls
:o,Irtv- or if served out OF this county. but IN
| tbis district within twenty days. oth.
| within forty days-O- Judgment by Gel@u4' AL
| bs taken against you: , ,acrao
| Of LA CC11r. forever annUlllns the bonds OF
| ,,,s+ri,,,01,y existing between you and F4alItli
upo-. the ground OF extreme cruelty, ana ~, Al
! n the care and education OF the MINOR ci-Ii'
| -. prgukIiTl TO plaintiff: that plaintn DC
! -.. IL TO her maiden name OF Nar5alt' KUN
/ -. - irIIacutrt Tor costs of this suit.
| AM .,..; are hereby notified that IL you iaL
"a a.,1e,.r aid answer the said complaint a,
| shove REQUIRED, the said plaintiff VIII Apply u
! The Cor,rt for the relief therein prayed,
| Given under Iny hand and tn
| 800. seal of the District Court CT TN
.1Ts Co.,. Second Judicial District OF TN
| s;.l6s ~ azf:. State Of Nevada, in and Tor IN
SfSM rs County of Ornlsby, this lhh da.
Ns of November, in the year OF on
| SSTTyTS LCrd. one thousand eight HSAuie'
| and seyenty-foTr.
r. EDWARDS. Clerk.
| w, PATTERSON. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-04-21

JUST at this time the Presbyterians OF
Chicago-not to be outdone by the ex-
element among the Episcopalians a few
months ago-are having a little wrangle
among themselves in regard to the
charges Of heresy preferred against one Of
their ministers, Professor SWING, by q
certain Professor PATTON. Tho wicked
newspapers Of that wicked city are nAtu-
rally enough, being heretics themselves,
on the side Of SWING, and they therefore
discourse like learned theological pundits
to show that SWING should have fair
chance, according to the light and liberty
Of the gospel, to express his sentiments
outside OF the strict letter Of the creed.
The Tribune, Of Sunday, publishes two
columns Of extracts from the Westminster
Confession Of Faith in order to let out
siders sec what sort OF q creed It Is that
the theolOglans have been disputing
about. We think It likely that Swing,
with the help of the Chicago editors, will
come out ahead and keep on his feet.
There Is no point in theology that We
have ever yet seen raised, that these Chi.
cago editors are not competent to decide.
Having yindicated CHENEY, 1t Is no
trouble for them to vindicate swNa.