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The New York herald., 1875-02-13
COTTON EXCHANGE.

The aTrvals OF cotton at this port yesterday
are i--Norfolk, I,64s bnlcs; wilmington. 960, and
railroads, All. Total, 2,431 bales.
The arriyas at all ports from saturday TO Thurs
day, inclusive are 59309 bales, against 1871 Tor
Inc same Derlod last week aud ll6,027 last year,
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ness for that position and the entire desirabllity
OF his reslRninR II az recommended ny the NEW
YORK HERALD.
IFrom the Housron nexasl Telegrapn.l

YORK HERALD.
From the Houston Texas) Telegraph
perseverance" 1t Is said ''is Roman virtue"
ana we look upon the NEW YORK HERALD az the
greatest Roman or them ALL" for IT'S bulldog
pertlnacity IN demanding the resignation OF the
President. Scarcely an issne OF the HERALD for
weeks past has come 70 Us without It's leader on
TINS subject and, while we agree with II IN ifs de-
mand, we cannot but believe tnat It's importantly
10 "the unlus. Judge" WILL In this case be without
the reward which followed the frequent petition
OF the "widow." To wish II were otherwise would
be "hoping against hope" Yet IL will please MS
TO see the HERALD continue It's iruitess petition
I'LL the beginning OF the Forty-fourth Congress,
wnen we hope tt will as ably and as persfstently
demand the impeachment OF the President. Then,
and not TILL then, can 1t look for consummatlon
OF lts hopes-vz., the removal OF MIR. Grant from
Office. 10 the HERALD we would say in tle words
OF DR.. Holmes:-
LICK 70 your aim; the mongrel's hold Will slip,
but only crowbars loose the bul dogs lip,
Small as he looks the Jaw that never Yields,
Dra2s down the believing monarch oi the felds.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CTATUTORY NOTICE, CLAIMANTS AND CREDITORS
- I'D and sd Victoria chap J5
In the matter OF
Mary Jane Hynes. otherwise Dunn, late Of serpentine
avenue, sRndymount, Ia the county OF Dublin, vile Of
Joseph Hynes. deceased. All persons having claims
uoon the estate Of the said Mary Jane uynes otherwise
Dunn, who died about the 2lrt day of December
1873 nestate are requested 70 furnish On writing 70
David fitzgerald ana Thomas Fitzgerald. VI 10 81 An
drews street the city Of Dublin solicitors whom
letters Of admnisTaiion Of the personal estate and
effects OF the said Mary Jane Uynes otherwise DUNN
granted forth Of the PriucDal Registry OF ifer
Mscsys Court OF Probate AT Dnblin the 7fh day Of
MARIA Ralph 0therwise hynos wiic Of Martin Ralph
the IN wfu child ana only next OF kin OF the said Mary
Jane nvnes otherwise Dunn. deceased now residing
Melbourne Australia the particulars OF such claims
or before the 18th day OF march, 1879 after which day
the said Mary Jane Hynes Will be dstrib.
ued among the parties entitled thereto, having regard
only 10 such claims as viii have been furnished.
Da ted tins glh day OF January, 1919
DAVID n THOMAS FIGIGERALD,
Administrators of Mary Jsuo Hynes deceased
~ St Anirew. Dublin-
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AMUSEME NTs.

| VVALLAcK's
THIRTEENTH WEEK
na G' biSs tis ssHfSSfT%ff1i fsSTnfoa1LE e
r'H4E .;i$ $s%5 y 81
Ass. 5$fs 1i%l ';'S
caIriasss ordered Seats secured four weeks
" EVERY EVENING
SATURDAY an9 MATINEE
SA1IsEs sHHIsEs TS.bsS TS,b4Y IT At I:s5 g
NILE. shs dSsAIlE asw 95l%" GsSPsaoy aopPf
porsi !ss Ms hio'sa %'A aiS Sc 9asSss s
w. leS By Mr. Yam sh New and elegant See Scenery Sy
'1sN ..a A'' 'sS% HosE CRITICAL OPINION
SqS ~ the Ts night Grsas
ian The piece IS produced in nasnnent style, with
esus and ssa ssa aees arc %
L,interpretaton esp exceIiene. e.-Courrer des Eiats
Order carriages at u o'clock; Begins at 8.
New balcony entrance next door toward twenty
Mitinee frccs.-sl 80 81 and so cents
"GIH0'IH5aHFH2sghr4fs a s1rfsrn TO-DAY
AT PARK THEATRE.
"(1IRoFLE-GIRoFLA. At THE PARK THEATRE
" AT MATlNEE
Io-DAI. NJ : ~
A "GIRoFLE.GIRoRLAn MATINEE
AT PARK THEATRE
G1EoEtAp sFt p.ss %ArISEE TSNs1Sr ToDAY
POPULAK PRICES.
AT THE PARK THEATRE
NJ MATINEE TO-DAY
PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, SC.
A FOR RENT. UPRIGHT SQUARE AND GRAND
"A. Pianos OF our own make; also Tor sale, q number
KNXBE Co. No. iiz Fifth avenue above sixteenth st.
A rTENrIoN. CASH BUYERs-FIRsT CLASS NEW
"A Pianofortes. fully warranted 500; beautiful rose
wood Piano. 500; Pianos to rent sSi monthly install
GoLGsMirH's, 70 seecker street near Bowery.
A sAcsIgTqEA !s "A ocrAyR Ssy S sISSo, 500
B
A LADY WILL DISPOSE OF A GENUINE STEIN.
way sons rosewood Pianoiorte carved legs at
% Third street, near Bowery
A WEBER PIANOFoRTE. GOOD AS NEW. BAR
~ gain for cash; splendid rosewood Pianoiorte.
'''' j. EIbbIE IS waverley place, near Broadway.
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DISPOSE OF THEIR
"A brilliant toned ~ octave fine rosewood steinway yy
stool Cover box Tor shipping Call al private residence
I2o West twenty third street near sixth avenue.
AN ELEGANT DECKER & BROS PIAYoF oRTE FOR
N sale (at a sacrnce).-A brilliant toned ~ octave
richly carved iour round rosewood full agraIe
3 III oP s Stool o1e
for shipping. n. B.-Good as new used only ymonths
private family. Call private residence 2lJ West 2sts
BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD OCTAVE
N Pianoforte, round corners; celebrated maker: mod
improvements; SIn; and stool. 2i3 East 3Oth
st, between 81 and Sd avs.
CREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND BAND
fIscIERs a2s and rs West iwentyeghtn street. near
Ninth avenue.
MANUFACTURERS OF PIANOFOKTES WILL FIND
l il to their interest 10 obtain estimates from the
METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2l5
Broadway before having their printing done elsewhere.
DIANOS TO RENT OR SELL-LARGE LOT; PRICES
i and terms 10 suit the times Call at MERRELL =,
No. Union square Q65 Fourth avenue).
w ATERY NEW SCALE PIANOS. CONCERTO AND
w other Organs. will be sold this week at reduced
prices for cash. monthly instruments received
ments S. 10 S. monthly after first deposit
WATERS X SON. 4Sl Broadway.
q. COO FOR A. HANDSOME ROSEWOOD SEVEN
sDLOO octave agrate Piano. serpentine mouldngs,
carved legs oversrung and fully warranted at 25 West
Twenty eighth street, near Ninth hvcnue
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-01-13

The Legislature met on Tuesday of
last week, but the report Of the organ.
ization came too late for publication
in Lass weeks, issue. The following
are the officers Of the Senate and
House: ~
Officers Of The Senate: Chief Clerk,
Russell Errett; Journal Clerk, Thos.
B. Cochran, of Lancaster; Reading
Clerk, L. Rodgers, of Mexican; Mes
sage Clerk, S. E. Nice, of Montgom-
cry; Transcribiug Clerks, w. A. Ru-
pert of Crawford aud L. w. Smiley of
Venango; Sergeant at Arms, A. G.
Coryell of Philadelphia; Doorkeeper,
w, B. Blake of Blair.
Officers of the House Speaker, S.
I. Patterson Of Allegheny; Chief
Clerk, Adam Woolever of Lehigh !;
Reading Clerk, G. d. Herbert of Mer-
Ger; Resident Clerk, Z. McConkev of
Dauphin; Message Clerk, A. E. Fay
of Crawford; Transcribing Clerks, A.
Dewitt of Northumberland and G..
Fisher of York; Sergeant at Arms,
+. A. Beamish of Luzerne; Assist
ants-H. A. Kettering Of Westmore-
land, VIM. Dewitt of Philadelphia, G.
O. Durham Of Montgomery, and p.
Gaf' of Delaware; Doorkeeper, Z.
Jones of Allegheny; Assistants--Mc-
Gorgan of Phiiadeiphia. J. Ward OF
Northampton, and F. Wolf Of Column
bia; Doorkeeper, (Rotunda,) j. Cole
man of Berks; Messenger, T, Snyder
of Blair; Assistants--R. Mcknight
of Philadelphia, V. A. Swarsh of
Cumberland, d. Wasson of Mifflin
Sup't Fold Rooms, Zeising of Schuyl.
kill; Postmaster, F. Ferris of Bucks
Assistant, j. X. Smith Of Fayette.
The message of the Governor was
read before both houses on Wednes.
day.
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well as the other, If he undertakes to
enforce law.
There is no question but that any
attempt to enforce the lava strictly
will result in a disturbance. There
has been no time since the close of the
rebellion that the public sentiment of
the South arrayed itself on the side Of
the Government and law and order.
That we have not had more distur.
Dances is owning to the fact of the
authorities letting the laws sleep, prac-
tically annulled, and not to the hearty
acquiesceuce Of the people in the laws.
And when they turn ON Sheridan as
they do they simply express their
hatred of the laws of which he was
but the faithful agent. The odium
they visit on him is due to Congress
and the President and back of them
the nation--for they made the laws
and ordered their execution. So that
the whole import of their outcry
against Sheridan which now fills the
South is that they repudiate the laws
and will not tolerate their enforcement.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-01-13

"A correspondent writing from
Fryburg, under date of December 2Sth,
1874, informs us of disgraceful case
of rowdyism which occurred at that
place on the Saturday previous. The
particulars are about as follows: On
Saturday evening an individual, satu.
rated with whisky, called at the post.
office, and finding no one present but
Mrs. Cradle and her daughter, acted
IN a very boisterous manner, cursing
aud swearing and threatening violence.
The ladies taking courage succeeded in
electing their boisterous guest. After
being thrawn out and the door locked
the rowdy endeavored to break in the
door, but being unsuccessful in this he
threw a stone through the window, and
then decamped Later in the evening
a party threw stones at the house of
JAS. E. Cradle, but failing to do any
damage with stones they fired tvs
pistol shots which passed through the
windows, fortunately, however, with.
out inluring any one in the house.
The party then left. If the statements
made by our correspondent are true,
and we have reason to believe they
are, we think it is high time that
something should be done to put an
end to this rowdyism. = Clarion Repub.
| Hcdn.
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500 PIANOS 8 ORGANS

New and secondhand, of First-class Maxi
ers, Will be sold at Lower Prices for cash,
or on lnstallments, or for rent, in City or
Country, during these Hard Times and the
Holidays by HORACE WATERS &SON.
4Sl Broadway, than ever before offered in
New York. Agents wanted to sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs.
illustrated Catalogues mailed. Great in
dueements to the Trade. A large discount
to Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
Schools, etc. 394t
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IHE markets

VIII. as heretofore, receive careful atten-
ton. Full telegraphic reports of the STATE
of business, with Prices Current, will be
received daily from the Trade Centers OF
this country and Europe. The Pittsburgh
Market, in all its branches, will be report
cd fully and accurately. As commer,
cial journal the Commercial stands second
to no paper in the country.
The Financial Column will give daily
the ruling rates for money, and the prices
OF Stocks and Bonds at all the great trad
cal matter
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-01-13
ITS NEWS DEPARTMENTS

VIII always contain brief but accurate re-
ports of all the occurrences of tho day.
Liberal expenditures will be made in se-
curing special kilograms and correspon-
dence from the great news centers OF the
country, so that readers of the CONNER
eeai can always rely on being served with
early and reliable news.
In the department devoted to mo pub
lication of Local News will be found a
complete daily history of the city and it's
environs, gathered by corps OF careful
wrlters aud set forth in attractire AtYla.
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NEW-Y0RK TRIBUNE.
1875.
cHEArKn AND BkrrRR THAN EVER.

: To all former subscribers 10 TIE WEEK
LY TRIBUNE whose names have not been
on its books since Jan. |, 1873, the paper.
If ordered now, will be sent until Jan. /,
1876 thirteen monthsl, postage paid for
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Persons pot familiar with The Weekly
Tribune, or rformersubscribers who may be
uncertain about its present standing and
merits, are invited to take ii q short time
on trial. Any one may order il between
now and the ist of February next, for ono,
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Cents Per Month and this. after the lst of
January, postage paid.
In future no extra charge will be mado
for addressing papers to each mombor of
a club, and postmasters who desire it will
receive packages with each paper address,
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catlly reduction of thirty cents year
from tho previous lowest club rates.
After san. |, 1875, postage on all editions
of The Tribune will be ,,aid by tho Office
without charge to the subscribers. The
Weekly Tribune thus becomes to subscri-
bers In clubs the cheapest, as 1t has long
been the best, paper published.
Agents wanted inevery town.
Address for specimen copies, posters,
and rates of commission,
THE TRIBUNE,
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The following, which strikes
home, is taken from the Oil City
Weekly Times;
The announcement that General
Sheridan has been sent to the com
mand in the Department of the Gulf
seems to have served to "fre the South
ern heart" somewhat. Sheridan is a
Democrat and chivalrie and gener-
.ous soldier, and 1t may seem difficult
to understand why he is so hated at
the South. 1t cannot be because he
was SO successful against the confeder-
ate armies, for by the same token they
would hate Grant worse than they do
Sheridan. The stay.at-home rebels,
of course, hate all Union soldiers and
Union men. Notwithstanding the
most magnanimous forgiveness that
any insurrectionary people ever re.
ceived their voice is still for war. But
the ex Confederate soldiers, the fight.
ing men of the South, are different ilk.
They were whipped and own it, and
the others never came any where near
hither. They who did the fighting
are. frank % accept the result and
treat Che viciors with the same spirit
displayed by Grant and Sherman at the
close of hostilities. Perhaps much OF
the incendiary writing and bad blood
still displayed may be accounted for
by supposing them to have been the
exhibition Of those who are valiant
with the pen or the midnight assas-
sins bullet alone.
But it is undeniable that Sheridan's s
name is red rag to nearly the whole
population of the Gulf States-ex.
soldiers as we'll as stay-at- homes.
The cause assigned for this specific
dislike is that General Sheridan com.
manded in the department at he time
when the reconstruction acts of Con-
gress went into effect and be aided so
zealously and successfully to carry out
those to the letter that he became very
odious. To show the feeling we quote
the remarks Of New Orleans paper
greeting the announcement that Sheri.
dan was coming to New Orleans:
'If our people are determined tc
avoid. collision with the United
States forces, as we firmly believe they
are, Generals Emory or De Trobriand
or for the matter of that any lieuten,
ant in command Of a squad would an
fswer just as we'll as the redoubtablC
Sheridan or the scalping or town burn
ing Tecumseh himself. Should they
ever come to the conclusion that theil
self-respect and manhood require then
to adopt a different course, Which i
seriously presumable, the fact that Ter
Miles Away" Maunchausen Sheridan
is to be their objective point, will no
make a particle Of difference so far al
they are concerned, and it may safel,
be predicted that in that case some
body is just as likely TO be hurt OF
one side as upon the other"
This, interpreted, means that they
recognize the fact that if Sheridan
takes command the laws will be rigor
ously enforced and his orders carried
out to the letter; which will result il
resistance; as the "White Leaguers'
are as determined as Sheridan, som'
one is likely to be hurt and he ha
fair warning that il may be his side =
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-01-13
SKIN DISEASES.

ACNE s-lilsekheads),. a. Smp.
toms; Hard, small pimples, wifi Hack
points, most numerous in tho check oro-
head and nose.
PRURroo, Intense Itching,l which be-
gins when tho clothing is removed; in
creased by the warmth of the bod. No
eruption except that produced by scratch
ing.
The above and all Skin diseases perma-
nently cured. Entire cost of treatment,
$3.50 per week, or $500 per month. Adj
dress Or. J. NJ. Vandyke, ll26 Walnut ST.,
Philadelphia. w51 SIN
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-01-13
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT

OF the COMMERCIAL will contain. from
day to day, contributions from able wri-
ters upon all subjects--Political, Literary.
Scientific, Legal, Commercial Foreign
and Local-in which itsfviews will be set
forth plainly and Independently, Keeping
in view the prime aim of the paper, which
is the advancement OF the best interests OF
all sections of the country.
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IN P0LlIlcS-

The COMMERCIAL will hereafter, ~
heretofore, be devoted to the support OF
Republican principles, maintaining its in
depence iclthsn the Republican Party, and
claiming tho right at all times to speak
freely and fearlessly ON the merits of men
and measures. Party government is %.
scntial to constitutional country, and
journals claiming TO be independent OF
party are usually independent OF princi-
pic. Faithful to the great convictions and
aims upon which tho Republican Party
was based, it is the mouthpiece of no
clique or faction, supporting tho party
solely because it believes that party is
founded on principles of Right and Jus
ticp
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-01-13
INTERESTING MISCELLANY.

Embracing Poems, Sketches, Incidents OF
Travel ETC., will find place in the col
umns of tho Commercial, furnishing
abundance of instruction and a,nusemcnf
for the family circle.
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TO HAVE GOOD HEALTH

Aht LIVer must be kest IN ORDER.
SAkFoRD'S LIVER IRVICoRATOR
has become staple family medicine.
Purely vegetable Cathartic and Tonic
for all arrangements of Liver, Stomach
and Bowels. viii clear the complexion.
cure sick headache, &c. Shun limitations.
Try Sanford's Liver Invigorator.
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TERMS FOR THE
Daily Commercial.
Postage Free to Subscribers,

BY mail, per ammun $40 %
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We beg 70 state that Postage will be paid
at this office, free, on all Editions OF. THE
COMMERCIAL. sent to Subscribers, under
the new Law to take effect on the lst Of
January, 1875.
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ST. CLAIR DINING ROOM.

Good Meals at Reasonable Rates.
MRS. HINELY, having recently open
cd New Dining Room for Ladies and
Gentlemen, is prepared to furnish good
meals at all times and mt low rates.
No, I6 SIXTH STREET, Late st. Clair,
PITTSBURGH, PA. w3l 3m
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THEMARvBL OF THEWORLD--Betbesd

WArER.-It has restored thousands
from the brink of the grave; given health
and strength to those deemed beyond the
reach of medical science, and turned the
path of affiiction to one of happiness in the
blessings within its virtues. 1t cures the
peadly Bright's disease and Diabetes /;
eradicates all diseases of the kidneys re-
stores the urinary organs to strength and
power-in a word, it is a natural restorer
of health, and has performed the most
wonderful and miraculous cures of any
known specific on the globe. Address for
circulars, etc., COL. X. DUNBAR.
80 1t WaHkesha, Wis.
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Grand total 10000 Gifts. all cash, 81, SOC, 900
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets so 90
Halves 25 90
Tenths, or each Coupon GO
III whole tickets for 500 90
% IL tickets for LOCO 90
For Tickets or information, address
THoS. E. BRAMLEFTE, Agent and
Manager, Public Library Building, Louis
Vile, Ky, or
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COO Broadway, New York. 80 At
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THE WEEKLY SUN. ,.s., 4 Large; sIsa.. q ! .

pendent, honest and fearless newspaper,
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and the professional man and their wives
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world: IL is null of entertaining and I'M
structive reading of every sort, but prints
nothing to offend the most scrup0lolfs and
delicate taste. Price Si.20 per year, 'post-
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Ell. Try ii. Address THE Sun, New
York City. 35-4t
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r. n. T..
WANTED.-EVery 20 know that
Four Fold Liniment is the leading Lini-
ment for curing all kind of Pains and
Sore Threats, and for Horses, Cattle, &C..
is the most successful Liniment In the
market. See circulars around bottles.
n tIIlIl. a. -a..-,isils 2n-Iv ennl
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A MAN OF A THOUsAkD.

When death was hourly expected fiom
CONSUMPTION, all remedies living
failed, aud DIR. III. James was experihent-
ing, he accidentally made preparation OF
Indian Hemp. which cured his only child.
and now gives this recipe free, on lrelaipt
of two stamps to pay expenses. lfmp
also cures night sweats, nausea al tho
stomach, and will break fresh cold "a
hours. Address CRADDQCK & CoIlo32
Race St, Philsdclphia. Naming tht pa
per.1 WA -
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ANOTHER
0 ? P D R 7 ] n | 7 Y

turns of Thousands. is offered by the post
ponement of Bublic Library of Ky. to the
9th of February, neYt, of their Fifth and
Last Concert and Drawing. The manage
rhent are pledged to the return OF the mon
eY ii the Drawing should not come of at
the day now appointed.
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wse4t
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-25
SUMMONS.

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sEv-
L enth judicial District, of the ate of Ne.
Vaaa, IN and for the County OF Lincoln.
Esther anrahamson plaintiff, vs.. Julius Abra.
hanson, defendant.
Acti N brought in the District Court of the
seventh judicial District Of the State of Nevada,
N and for the County of Lincoln and the com.
piaint hled in said County of Lincoln, in the
once OF the Clerk of said District Court
Inc state OF Nevada sends greeting to Juljus
Abrahamson, defendant:
fou are hereby required to appear in an ac.
tion brought against you, by the above named
piaintl1 In the District Court OF the seventh lu-
alcial District, of the State of Nevada in and
ior he County of Lincoln, and answer the com.
p!aint hled therein. within ten day. Exclusive
Vi tne DAY OF service) after the service on Won
" VI thls summons, If served in said county; or
II served out of said County, but Wit in said
Dlstrlct, within twenty days, and in all other
cases forty days; or judgment by default will
pe ,aAen against you. according to the prayer of
said complaint.
the SAID action is brought to obtain a deeree
OF this Court dissolving he bonds of ,n.tr;,,r
ny ehs'lng Detw' en- you, said defendant. ana
eaio pialhtit, on the grounds that at the time of
% saio marriage she was only of the age of Is
Years u months, and that said mar, lace csriD
miony was not performed by plaintiffs Consent.
put was forced and coerced to permit said core
ti:oDy to be perfQrmed. Since said time she
si, arrived at me aseof 10 years and has not con-
particno,ia w sa'a n afrase. All of which is more
y when You are referred, aud further, that She
= ~ allowed TO resume her maiden name of
Esther Davis. "''t'e Vi
10 ana & you are hereby notified, that if you fail
" " appear and answer the said complant as
tb, required, the said plaintiff will apply TO
s shs court for the reli. f herein demanded and
LOT costs OF suit in gold coin. "N
BY order of Court.
=, cal Given under my hand and the ses, os
tr;a. district Court of the seventh Judicial Dis
Gau. iu. Oh the State of Nevada, in and for the
Uouhty Sy OF Lincoln, this 4th day Of June. ia The
ana segenty,hYe. A'''''''
P. MILLER, Clerk,
by ). NJ HANFoRp, Deputy Clerk