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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-12

We are sorry for the gentleman who
owns one share Of Tribune stock for whicn there
are no buyers; but he IL a man OF fortune, ana
eau afford the total loss he will make on that
share. How much more distressing is the case
OF the owners OF the rest OF the minority Of tho
Tribune stock-forty-eig shares. Many OF
these are poor mon. and their stock represents
their hard-oarned savings. Its loss will be a
severe trial to them. IL, however, they had
taken our warning IN time, they might have
saved something out of the wreck. Now all Is
gone, and JAY GOULD Is ready to eobble mp
their part in the property, the value OF whicn
stock iobbing editorship and incompetent and
foolish management have destroyed the
IitGule Is not worth the mortgages and bonds
on It's real estate and ITS outstanding debts.
JAY GOULD and his stool pigeon have effectual-
ly cleaned out the concern.
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IL Is gratifying to learn that Attorney
General TAFT was ignorant OF the removal Of
Col. DYER Of 81. Louis for the energy he dis
played In prosecuting whiskey thieves In Mis-
souri,, and for institutine judicial inquiry into
the frauds committed In building the 81. Louis
Custom House. II seems, too, that he was I'M
aware OF the fact that the District Attorney In
Chicago had been authorized to disco ntinue the
prosecutions against WARD and other members
OF the Whiskey Hing In that city, though each
OF the acts to which we have referred was an
interference with his oricial duties. Sun, so
long IA he remains In ONCE, he will be obliged to
sustain his share OF the discredit attaching to
such bold attempts TO aid and comfort public
plunderers, since, II he possessed proper
sense Of his responsibility to the country
he would not tamely submit 10 such pros
titution OF his department to crafty the
personal spite Of the President, and aid
the Whiskey Ring No doubt GRANT would
like to have tho benefit OF Judge TAFrs re-
spectability az n cover for his outrageous con
duet; 1t remains to be seen whether tho late
Secretary Of War and present Attorney-Gen
thinks he can afford to be used for such a pur-
pose.
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II Gov. HAYES should be elected, he
would keep in ofice the ninety odd thousand
oficeholders now living on tho public treasury,
and would be for giving them a life tenure OF
their places. How do the people relish the idea ?
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The story sent out from Washington that
Judge DAVID DAVIS approved the HAYES and
WHEELER ticket aud would support It, Ia now
pronounced on the very best authority to be
wilful fabrication. He never expressed or enter
tained any such intention. His position on the
bench necessarily precludes Judge DAVIS from
taking any active part In politics, but he Ia none
tho less Interested, as a good citizen, ia the
movements Of parties which relate TO the public
interests.
1t Is an open secret that he has deprecated the
violent measures Of the Republican party since
the close Of the rebellion, and condemned the
administrative policy by which the Southern
States have been scourged worse even than
during tie war. Like tens OF thousands OF other
conservative men who originally acted with the
Republican party In the days when It was gov
erned by principle, he has long regarded Its
mission as ended.
No public man IL more earnestly In favor OF
reform than Judge DAVIS; and he has not con-
cealed the opinion, that In view OF the corrup-
tion which has perneated every part Of the pub
lie service. there is no other way TO achieve It
enoctuay, except by change OF parties. Of
men, and OF measures. To be real. the remedy
must De radical. The cancer must be cut out
by the roots, or II will destroy every vital part
Entertaining these views, OF course Judge DAVIS
will support Gov. TILDEN heartily He desplses
shams OF all kinds, and therefore viii not accept
new lease Of Grantism branded with the name
Of HAYES, with BLAINE. MORTON, CHANDLER
BUTLER. CoLrAx. LOGAN, EFFIGY SARGENT,
and their crew OF thieves, aRtators. demagogues,
and spectators, as his conscience keepers.
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Another victim has been added 70 N

Another victim has been added to the
vengeance Of the whiskey Ring. The head Of
the man who most efficiently prosecuted Nc
DONALD, JOYCE, BADcocK, AVERY, mckee, and
other familars Of the White House, has fallen
into GRANTS basket. District Attorney DYER
Ia superseded by tool Of the President, who
will soon sign the recomme ndation Of Mex EE
and AVERY for pardon, which DYER refused to
do. MCDONALD and JOYCE have kept silent,
and locked up secrets that would destroy various
Republican leaders, upon the assurance that
they would be released from the pcnltentisry
whenever the storm had expended ts force.
After the disagreement of the Jury by which
DABcoCK escaped conviction, he rushed imme-
diately to the Jail where MCDONALD was CON
hned, and held q secret conference with him.
What took place between these corrupt confed-
crates Is not known, but In view OF their former
relations It is not difncult to suppose the object
Of that extraordinary meeting. MCDONALD had
then, and has now, papers in bis possession that
would ruiz GRANT and put BABcocK 10 a striped
uniform for ten years.
Tho real motive OF getting BRIsTow, Blu
FORD WILSON. YARyAS, and DYER out Of the
way was to restore the whiskey Ring gradually
to power, to revive the old spoils system, and to
stop further prosecutions Of guilty consplrators.
Their subordinates who may be retained will
now offer no resistance to the Presidents
March-and after II In case HAYES should be
elected-the Rina will have "A free a rein as 1t
had before Mr.. BRIsrow entered the Treasury.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY

there is very little demand Louisiana is quoted
at 81 10 and Western 1t 81 1101 IS o gallon.
10 and Is bbls Louisiana rectiied cold ct 81 TO-
and bbls Bourbon at 81 Is % gallon.
on the market At SIC, and buyers are Offering 500
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS Prime mees
pork IL selling at sl9Dl9 50. extra mess pork
5O@l1 y half Dbl; spare ribs S7@7 so - Dbl; pigs
tongues 61a06a4c apiece; pigs ,eet 81 20 D key,
50 % u firkin, and IS . Dbl We have heard Of
sale Of so bbls rump pork; terms not trans
pireh.
CORN IN sACKs-We have to note q great
scarcity OF supply and an active demand for the
local trade and for export for Texas gulf ports
and for Cuba. The sales to-day embrace 9200
bags, OF which 800 and 1000 choice white early in
the day, at sec; later 1000 sacks white were taken
for Texas gulf ports on private terms, and TO- do
IN store. by dealer, at SOC and 1000 yellow for
Cuba, at 6Oc, leavi 6 the market bare OF supplies
on the landing and orders remaining over, espe
cially for yellow, unexecuted. dealer sold 1000
sacks yellow, in lots, in store, at 81 and 63c ~
bushel. The demand has sprung up for corn
and -four with the increase Of tonnage in port.
OtTS-Good supply and dull. Choice Galena
is offered in warehouse at 49c. 1850 sacks sold, of
which $50 and 200 GalsDa at 49c, $50 choice st.
Louis at 47c, 200 do at g6c, and $50 Gaena at SOC
II bushel.
BRAN Good supply and quiet. Only $50
sacks sold a. soc u 100 ID.
hA1-OoOu supply VI low grades, duU Very
little demand for them. Choice is scarce. 81
bales sold at auction 1T $12, and 30 bales soA
by first hands, Of which so prime at s21, 100 do
at s22, ant so strictly prime at s23 u ton. 0
R1CE--There was nJie doing to-day but 20
change in prices. We quote: LOUISIANA No. 2
2s4W3c, common 411a@4a4c, ordinary 454@5c,
far 54g3hc, goodC554@6c, prime 6A@655c,
COFFEE-Is quiet and prices are nominal.
The stock IN Sst hands comprises "a. 225 bags, in
dealers $4,000. We fuote ocargoes: Ordinary to
low fair l7@l714c (gold), fair 17s491Sc, good
1s14gl61ac,- prime 1Saoa@lec y b. Job LOTS.
Ordinary l7141H1ac. fair 1S4@.S1acs good
1S54@u9c, prime 1874 @191ac p ID.
5CTTER-Good supply and fair demand.
Choice Western j. selling at 25027e, medium
2z@23c, inferior 15@A7c choice Goshen 34@35e,
medium 2S@30c y ID.
CHEZ y, Fair supply: very -nttie doing.
Choice Western factory u quoted At 15c, Now
York Cream 14eaaG115c u il.
IRON COTTON TIES :. Tia Arrow Tie
Is selling at 511&ss IL n, with a discount on
ronnd. lots. F,soea arrow Tie, II feet, sell 1t
3sze net; 8 fest inches, SIC net. The Beard&
Bros. Tie sells at 511Ssa u ii, with Discount on
round iots. The Branch, Crooks l. Co.'s SIC u
h, with & discount on round lots chs ehiifp
wise Tie sells at &c i: Tie, with discount on large
lots, put Up in bune;es OF 80 ties. Quick and
Easy Cotton Tie5h4 u ID, with discount on
round lots.
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The H. 8. Turner, for Cincinnati and all inter-
mediate points, laid over until Pa NJ. to-day. h.
Y. Hart commands, Ed. Donnelly clerk.
Detained by fog, the Lower Coast U. s. Mail
packet Wawenock, Capt. John Taylor, arrived too
late to leave yesterday, and laid over until 10 A.
NJ. tomorrow. her regular day.
The Lotus No. 3, for shreveport and Jefferson,
is certain to leave to-day.
The Nellie Peck had good trip for the Ar
kansas yesterday; so had the Rapides for the
Tensas. The st. Mary had large number of
negro hands sor Bayou des Glaizes, and larger
crowd OF their color congregated around the
gang-way to see them of.
Owing to the light offering of freight the
steamer Frank Willard has for the present with
drawn and Capt. NC. Johnston has taken charge
OF the steamer Shannon, which boat departs posi-
lively this evening t, Camden.
The steamer Frank Pargoud arrived last even
ing from Greenville and had Is cargo 1868 bales
cotton and 224i sacks cotton seed.
The steamer Thompson Dean arrived last
evening from Menfpbis with fine trip--3710
bales cotton. 1881 sacks cotton seed, GOO sacks
cotton seed meal, BOG sacks oil cake, hogsheads
tobacco and sundries.
by Telegraph
BATON RoUeE, Feb 9.-To C. G.: Wayne, New
Orleans: Thompson Dean will arrive at 6 P NJ.
Detained by fog. W. B. MILLER, Master.
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The following Is the Official statement OF the
sales reported to-day at the Stock Exchange:
20 shares Citizens Bank at ......... $50 90
u shares Mutual National Bank at.... 81 so
20 shares Merchants Mutual Insurance
CO. at. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 50
shares Sun Insurance Co. at...... 81 so
IA shares Sun Insurance Co. at ........ So 90
so shares New Orleans City Railroad at. III so
$4,000 State Consos at................ 81
$4,000 State Consols at. ............. G7H
$4,000 State Consols at. ............ 674
SAL 900 State ConsOls at. ............. 6o4
Total of State Consols. ....... SIC, 900
5000 City Premium Bonds at ......... 304
s1l 600 City Premium Bonds at. 81
Total of City Premium Bonds. sl6,0 900
$4,000 Jackson Railroad First Mortgage
Bonds at. Observation-Disclosures. $50
$4,000 CITY Scrip at. Observation-Disclosures. 4H
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L. J. Webster. >. A. Prather.
WEBSTER PRATHER-
stock and Commission Brokers,
3O7 MONTGOMERY STREET.
das 6m Nevada Book SAN Francisco.
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HOUSE.CLEANlNG PURPOSES.

HOUSE.CLEANlNG PURPOSES.
Produces the most ati@factory results Painted
Wood Work. Walls, OH Cloths, Furniture, Window
Glass; Mirrors, Marble Statuary, Brass Tin, Copper,
Steel and other metals, and be used with perfect
confidence, as the certificate below shows.
In boxes of one pound. Observation-Disclosures. % cents
In boxes of half pound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 cents
Sold by Grocers Druggists Hardware blouse Fur
nishing Stores, and others.
EDWARD D. HALE,
GENERAL AGENT,
office, 81 TchonpiiOulas stree@
Orders left with Messrs. WILSON & MCBURNEY,
Tea Dealers 81 Tchoupitoulas street, addressed to
Lock Box No. 9O6, will receive attention.
NEW ORLEANS Dec 80. 1875.
AR. Ed. L. Hall-Sir: have examined the sample
of Crystal Polishing Powder left with by you
with the following result:
find it to contain no acids or alkalies on which
account it will be entirely free from corrosive action
when applied 10 paint metallic surfaces. 1t con-
tains no poisonous substances, by which any acct
dent or injury could happen while using it Ike par
tices of the Powder all angular and not rounded,
as in most kinds of sands AID many other polish
ing agents. The particles eXtr. mey small and
hard, which, with their angular shape give it espe-
cia value rapid and fine polisher.
Yours, truly,
ALFRED W. PERRY, Prof. of Chemistry,
jail 3m SaTuTh Charity Hospital Medical College
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The movement in Stocks continued fair and
was apparently for leading shares for investment.
No sales we're reported outside of the Exchange.
City bonds, though less active, were little
stronger, being quoted at slight advance. Pre-
MUM Issues closed at 30I@3l14, old Currency
Seyens at 3034@3114, new do. al $1,000, Gold
Bearing Sevens administration series), and do
DRAINAGE ,:at 81 u 53214. The movement in City
Issues has recently been apparently confined to
Premiums, Currency Sevens, and Gold Bearing
Seyens, transactions in other issues rarely oc-
curing. The sales not reported at the Exchange
included 5000 Premium Issues at $685. $1,000 at
81, and $1,000 at 3lsS
The movement in State Bonds was OF fair ex-
tent but the market was unusually irregular,
sales being reported at the Stock Exchange at
the wide range of 67@6S14, and the views of
BUYERS and sellers at the close being still further
apart. one broker Offering to sell $4,000 at 81.
aud another to buy $780, 900 at 60, but each re-
fusing to negotiate except for the amount specl-
fed Under these circumstances leading au-
thorities were reluctant to give quotations, but
some leaned to 6o0l6SI. The only sale reported
outside of the Exchange was ~, 600 st 6oa.
No sales Of City Scrip. metropolitan Police
Warrants or State Warrants were reported.
Civ Scrip is now quoted at 41fd 421 for August
to December, 1873, and July to December, 1871,
lime, and 4SG15o for June and part Of May, 18Th
We.ropoh all Police Warrants continue to rule
at s9G90 for 1928. and for 1873 issues, and
,ra auoted entirely nominal for 1868 9 and 1917
State Warrants are still quoted at 47D49 for
frndable at @ for not lundable, and 500 III
for 1874 issues.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Wednesday Evening, Feb. 8, 1876.

COTTON-The sales TO-DAY mot including w
bales additional yesterday, embraced SIOO
bales, 1T prices showing less steadlness ana r.
qairing reduction Of 14c in the inside quota ..
Low MiddIing TO Strict Midiiing inclusive. We
give also the figures and report OF the Exchange,
as below.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE NEW CRLEANSBUJlLET1N,
Wednesday Evening. Feb. 9, 1876.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

The Money market continued dull, with but
little demand for discounts, either in bank or
the street. Gold ruled at previous rates, but
Foreign and Domestic Exchange were stronger
and exhibited fair movement, the latter closing
q fraction higher. Stocks were active with an
apparent investment demand for leading shares.
City Bonds were quiet, but closed at slight
improvement The movement in State COnsOls
was fair ard the market irregular, closing with
the views Of buyers and sellers unusually wide
apart.
We continue to quote exceptional paper at @
s ~ cent per annum discount, AL do at SOLO, and
second grade nomioal. FIRST class mortgages
rule at 9Wl0 y cent per annum, while second
grade continues entirely nominal.
Gold opened at 112340l13. against 1127s at
New York, and after fair business closed at he
opening rates in both markets. The sales sum-
med up s5S 900, embracing $4,000 at 1l2I4, SlO.-
OO0 at 112340gl121a, S3000 $4,000, $1,000, and 90
100 at 1127s. and $4,000, $4,000 and $1,000 at 49,
No sales of Silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 1867 0l06R
while Mexican dollars continue to rule ~, gold,
for new, and SO, gold, for Old
Under the Improvement IN New York sight,
Foreign Exchange was stronger, but without
quotable improvement. The movement was Of
fair extent. The sales Of sterling comprised
f8i 900, embracing $4,000, f49c0 and f50(0 bid of
landing and 1000 do and AL clear at 545@
5.45ls $1,000 and 10000 bill Of lading at 5.451aa,
and $4,000 do at 45@5.46, and fl2Oo bank at
5.4911aa
The sales of francs comprised $50, COO CONNER
cia embracing 100, 900 at 1915 so 600 and 1885,
90 at -, 10000 at 6lZ4, ana $4,000 at 1905,
and 20, 900 bank at 457H.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
54s1aG5451a for bill of lading and Al clear, and
at-Gt5.4911 for bank (bank couuterrate -015 SOY,
and francs at -@4.6l4 for commercial and NOM
inal for bank.
The offerings Of New York sight were Of fair
extent, but meeting with good demand, COM
mercial was quoted fraction higher. The sales
comprised s3O0.00U, embracing $4,000 CONNER
cal and $4,000 private bankers at 1872, $4,000
and s35 900 commercial, SIS 900, s400 s40,C03
and $4,000 private bankers at 1-l6, and $40, 900
do at Is.
The banks checked on New York at "a y cent
premium, and commercial sight was quoted at Lilo,
against par O. yesterday.
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THE RIVER.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Thursday Morning, Feb. 10. 1876.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Thursday Morning. Feb 10. 1876. I
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises Gas Moon Rises. Csc P NJ.
Sun Sets sst &C. -l6d. loss P. NJ.
ARRIVALS.
Oriole, Josephine, Bastrop, W. J. Behan, J. F.
Frazer, Wawenock, Maria Louise, Frank Par
goud.
DEPARTURES.
Oriole, Iberia, st. John, st. Mary, Ouachita
Belle, Flets, kapides, Nellie Peck, Josephine, J..
F. Frazer, Utah.
Oriole, Geo. Spangler, Martha, Waloon, Lower
Coast; Henry Tete, kobt. Young, Lafourche:
John Howard Kittie Hegler, Lessie Taylor, Qua
chlta; Katie r. KountZ, Arkansas; Josephine
Mary Ida, Upper Coast; Dawn, Bart Able, Red
River; Thompson Dean, j. B. Maude Memphis;
John f. Tolie, St. Louis; W. J. Poitevent. Ten
Yicksburg; Susie Silver, G. B. Church, Ono
hiver: b. L. Hodge, Baton Rouge; Gov. Allen,
Bayou sarA
BOATS ADVERT ED TO LEAVE THIS DAT.
Orlole, Lower Coast, 1OA. NJ.
Mary Ida, Upper Coast. 10 A. M
George spangler, Lower Coast, II A. M.
Martha, Lower Coast II N.
Robert Young, Lafourche, 5 P. NJ.
James Howard st. Louis, 5 P. NJ.
Stella Block Bnuf River, SPIN.
Lotus No. 3. Jefferson, P. NJ.
W. J. Behan, Mindeu, 5 P. NJ .
Bonnie Lee, Upper Red River. 5 P. NO
FANCY Tatum, Shreveport, 8 P M.
shapnos, 0uachita. ?. NJ.
H. o. Tsrner, GinofnsSi, Ia No
BSbWt MITCHELL CiucnAati. Peno
AiinCcLlAsaEoos
For additional riyes. nevs' $40 our daily teleo
. Tne Frank Pasgo,,d ibaves thiA evening at
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DENTISTRY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II -''1 'o'o11oN-
In the prices Of Dentistry. In order to meaA -
demands OF those whose means are limited nrssSsS
to insert Eots Of Artificial Teeth at SIS and ~ $sS
F1ihngs ~ Artificial Teeth inserted With or vttSs"
e1M ., OF the roots. All materials which ~
Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use Of "xnss
t1emesN g: p. MALONEY, D. d. D
1So Canal between Oarondest and Baronne q.
6SAy New Or1annas
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Teeth J
GREAT
Teeth
a. 4.''o''.''.

S3O-Gold and Platinam sets-13o.
Usual charge $780,
319-Alumfnium and Other MatAr1al~- asa
Usual charge $50,
$3--Gold Fi1iinSs-92.
Usual charge Us.
Ul-Sllyor, Amalsnm and GuilIots Csnaae
kfliinss-Si. Usual charge -.
DIR. g. A. BE ANC OU RI.
l7S ST. Joseph et., bet. Camp and 81. OhavDos
New Orleans La
Offers 70 insert Sets Of TEE "a 1t tina >hcva rsars
with or without the extraction Of tho ro0ts.
WArrants the purity Of al NJ terials, g alae ~
ntun9 o. Plates, stability end duration Of dlirar
- paid the highest pYioes
means Of an@sthetic agents.
ToothAche cured Enthusiastically
Consultation Vrstia. %a,s,.
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,rn,c.r sr.rnArn or CLASSIFICATION.

The market opened with fair inquiry, but
indicating much less activity than yesterday,
and the sales during the morning hardly ex-
-ceeded 220o bales. Later in the day, E3weyer,
factors evIncing Willingness TO meet the de-
mand more freely, the movement exhibited in
creased animation and further TRANSACTIONS were
reported to the extent OF 650O bales, making
total for the day, as stated above of 500.
q Prices exhibited rather more irregularity,
clean, even-runnjpg Lists continuing steady,
while other descriptions presented pretty gen
erai leaning to inside figures, with exceptional
sales at less. Tnis was not confined to the lower
grades, Low M5idling beinsoreported low as
1otsc, which, however, we.regarQa s exceptional.
Inc ExchanSe BaKes the amount on snip
!soard not cleared before TO- daya espogtsp1 sos
bales, embracing 7l.917 :oe Liverpool, 1888 for
Hasre, 1888 for tho North Sea. 9lS2 fsp Bps-
1nen, $50 t0r Spain,o 1901 COR the Mediterranean,
so Mexico aud 6995 fer soastwiss ports, leaving in
presses, agreeably'to its account at IL NJ 2l2 i24
bales. Five dsdqct from CHS theamah1nt sold but
not yet delivered. the balance. VIII be about
I1A,ooe bales.to represent the quantity unsoldJ,
tnAfket, In transit OF not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales T600 bales
flair demand" 1ts quotations f.r Low Nlddliug
aud Uituliur pre reduced &c.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11
$4,000 REWARD!

VNHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
j for the arrest and conviction OF the man
who robbed the aslt Lake Stage, about three
miles nom Phoebe, on Wednesday evening,
March 10th. 1876.
BY order OF 9. D. BaAsrow, Asst sup't Of
Wells, Fargo / Co.
Per ". Z. GRIFFIN.
orSi-u Agent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-11
SUM MONS.
TN THE DISTRICT orRr or THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
seventh Judicial District, of the State Of
Nevada, in and for the County Of Lincoln.
Annie Grey, plaintiff, vs.. William Grey, de.
PENDANT.
Alias action brought in the District Court Of
the Seventh Judicial District of the State of Ne.
vada, In and for the Cou ty Of Lin,oln, and the
Complaint Med in said County of ] incoln In
the ONCE Of the Clerk Of said District Court
=, inc STATE OF Nevada sends greeting to vii.
You are hereby required to appear In an &C.
ZION Drought against You by the above named
plaintiff In the District Court of the Seyenth Ju.
dicai District, OF the State Of Nevada. In and for
tne county OF Lincoln. and answer the com
plant MED therein, within ten days texclusiv
VI we gay OF service) after the service onyou
81 TINS summons, If served In said County; or
II served ont OF said County, but within said
District, within twenty days and in ali otM
cases forty days, or judgment by default will
oe sAken against you, according to the prayua
The said action is brought to obtain q decree
OF this Court dissolving the bonds Of matrimo.
ny now existing between you said de endsnt
And this plaintiff. on the ground OF extreme cru.
city, ~ fully set forth and described IN plain.
tins complaint on file, and TO which you are
referred; also for costs Of suit in gold coin.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiff v III apply to the
Court for the relief herein demanded and for
costs Ct suit in gold coin.
By order Of Court
Seal Given under my hand and the zeal OF
me District Court Of the Seventh JudiciSl Dis
trict OF the State OF Nevsds In and for the Coun.
ty Of Lincoln. this 3oth day Of May. in the yea!
OF our ord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.six.
P.B. MILLrR, Clerk.
mySi' BY j. N. HAHToRD, Deputy Clerk