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Watertown Live Stock Market
fon THE WEEK ENDING Arorsr %. 1876.

Wv 'HF FEfN isNhiNb ADJUST ~. ING.
Market Beef--A few choice 81. OOa7. Is ;extrae2i
aG.I5; first quality 5.75aG.OO; second oualitv
0.oOaj.5O; third quality 4.5Oai75
frise ,o OF store cattle-Working Oxen per pair
Mich Cows and Calves from $3OajO; extra j5a
Yearliings sloa22; two years old 1882; three
years old 2Sai0. "'-' '"'''
Fat swine, live : to ~, dressed otoe l,.
sheep and Lambs-In lots s., 80. . % ; IN q
each; extra SIPS per head, or from 3iSa5i@c
per ID. ''-"'' ~
Veal Calves Sj.OOas7.jO.
Hides, Tallow and Standardization Hide.
per 10: Country Hides, 5lsajsIc mar
To-. Brighton Tallow 59{aG per ID; Country
Tallow, j1aj1S.
Shearcd polts 2jc each. Calf Skins loal lie III
REMARKS
Cattie-Wo find today cooler weatber .,l g..
a heavl supply Of oattle-yery favorable for In,
sale Of the stock. The decline of 40 Isst eel
has been reganed on Western cattle, but North
ern gra5s-ied sell slow, at low bids. More ,brlnl
anticipated on Northern thnn on Western, and
butchers arc little inclined 10 take hold If them
The supply is increasing from the North. neo,l,
2oO head yarded from that source. A nurnle.
we're oxen used in the yoke during the spring an
latted the past two months for the nnrket AT
'cNce sold ~ heiicrs and steers, average 600 H..
AZ 'c 'lve' steers average 700 lbs at 2lScc live
! heier., average 200 lbs, at axe, live. Ifetba.
way swift sold 10 choice steers to II Bird 4
Co. average LOCO lbs, at 81. &c; IL steers 10 MI
Spooner, 1880 lbs, at s. 20; steers Ia N,
Holmes, ll,5lO lbs, II steers to Chamberlin Eto.
2l',O' lhs, at s. 90; sc steers to Mr. Lowe 81,
. t. Leayitt 4 Son sold . steer ia NJ,
brooks, 2O8o lbs, at 8 / Sc; IL steers +, N,
Richardson | ,Go5 lbs, at S. 80; 2 steers r. Al,
Carter. 1000 lhs each, at . l.sc; 10 Fame NJ
l-sc. " ''e7 1T D.
Sheep and Lambs Something like 2Ooo NOR.
Northern sheep ih'n last week, and with mi
supply tho market has tuloI Is. better os ne.,,
as we can calculate. There was perhaps ono "a
l"ao tnat struck advance, but they were
rare hock, moi really 10 range in quotations.
frazer sold ~ sheep and lambs, average G., h.
VI PC W Armstrong sold So head, a nixei
load average GO lbs, Mt &C. No Monches,e,
sold lO' lamb, average G1 lbs, ut &c. a l.
flaek son sold l'6 sheep and lambs. eyeray.
Ca lb' at l-4c. F. RoNell sold I2l loml's srd,
age 90 lbs, at l-sc. Fuller sold II, sbee,
and lambs. average &c lbs, at &c.
=. Foultry-We should Judge there were tons Co,
iy9 poultry in the market this morning-payinc
IL lie for mixed lots and one shilling for cbict
cns Az 'i'''h
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Boston Market.

flout nnd urain-The market ia stoo3v f.
hour and tho sales moderate Mt SSa3 80 for w..
ern superlne STAT - for common oxtros. a
a. - Tor Wisconsin; and S5aG IS for Minnesot,
including choice bakers brands; winter whoa
ono Indiana and Michigan have been at s. -,
.ei 3oa! 20 ior Illinois, and SGa7 so per bbl
Tor st. Louis, including choice brands Sartbe-,
Hour i' quiet at Sc 25a7 80 per Dbl fer medium
ma choice family; and fancy Minnesota and
VI isconsin ranges from Sc seas so per Mi T.,
corn the sales have been at 80 l.2aG4c per bu .h
for mixed md yellow. Oats are firm Of Yao1-,
per Dnsh Tor mixed and No white; 32a39c for
rejected and 4iaisc for No white. Rve dn,,
NJ sue per bush. Shorts SlGalG so; fine Sea3
- ,al9 and middllngs at S20a22 per ton.
Provisions-Pork is steady and in fair de,no,, i
at /, 2Oals for prime; Sl9al9 so for mess. an. !
S22a25 80 per Dbl for clear and extra clear Rect
stlls at ; ~ oOal2 for mess and extra mes. ond
~ 'oalJ per Dbl for family Lard sells at | /
80 - Pr ~ i1r cry anu Western and smoked
mans II l-2ali lie per h. Butter sells AT Is,
zoe per III; and cheese from 4aG l.9e nor II, e.,
common and choice. f'' ~ '''
Woo-The demand for domestic WOO, cor,i,
ues quite active and prices are gradually tend;n',
upward manufacturers are purchasing quite
freely anu there is more or less speculative ia
curry Inc stock Of fine feeces is quite small
for the season, as many of the PRINCIPAL receive.
are sold up qui:e close for this season, and wba,
- Ieit IN the interior Is held so comparatiyelv
high there !, no margin for shipment to Eastern
ma Inc transactions comprise 1000, 900
lo' Oailiornia spring at lja30c per IL for Door
anu choice; 100000 lbs Ohio and Pennsylyania
ileece7 at i'ai2 l-2c for medium, X, Xxx ana
above, and XA and above are now firm at 4oa4.
lie per lb 10000 lbs Michigan and Wisconsin
heeces at 3Oa39c for common and choice, and !,
small lot OF medium Indiana at 37c; 2jO, 600 lbs
H INV and understandable aeeces at i6a3Oc
1'9,ooo lbs combing and delaine feeces at 3sa
lie for fine delaine 45a5Oc for combinv and 9oa
5se Tor unwashel; 5000 lbs super and X pulled
at 2ia39r, the latter price for choice super; 80
ooo lbs sconrei at 95a70c; %, 900 lbs noils at
toc: and 1000 lbs sundries at l5asOc Der ID. II,
foreign wool very little has been done. but ~
hotce more inquiry for fine wool The sales ha
S Seeh to,voo los Australian at a5c; ana 1000 10
Cape pulled Mt 40c per ID. Garnet woods bov,
been quiet and no transactions of any impcrtanc,
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width, on which rest or are piled up six
large white pine logs from Michigan, a.
teen feet each in length all cut from one
tree, which the card says were drawn
three miles to a depot with one span of
horses. In my boyhood two of the me.
dunn size would have been considered a
large load for one yoke of oxen TO draw
or haul
The entire National Guard of the Kew.
stone State encamped lately for over a
week on the high range of land north of
the Centennial grounds. For fully a
mile the green SUBMITS of the hills were
dotted with their snow white tents, pre-.
sentlng in the. distauce = very picturesque
appearance. i. W. g.
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North searsmont, Me-, Sept. o, 1870
Dear sir'-lt gives Inc very great pleasure to
inform you of the benefit received from the use OF
Pefhc'on SDT1,p in my own family. Ny wife, for
the past ten years, has been in feeble health
very much debiltated generally Last spring
she concluded to try bottle Of PoYriu Sprnp,
and was so we'll pleased with the result continued
its use until three or four bottles had been used
and she is now in better health than at any time
for ten years, and has increased in weight from
| 10 pounds to l2G l-2 | have employed physi.
clans, and used great variety Of patent meii-
cihes, to the extent of hundreds Of dollars. and
know she received more benefit from the Psu,lsa
Sllap than all the rest together
My sales OF the Syrup are very large and con.
SANITY increasing, and do not hesitate to recon-.
mend and even warrant it to give satisfaction. II
you desire. you are at liberty to use this commu-
nication as You see TT, as it gives me pleasure to
recommend so good an article to suffering human.
iiy. Yours truly, ITnIri Prlsr
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

~ The undersigned, having been apr.int, d
by the Hon Probate Court for the district Of All
Olson, commissioner, to receive examine ana 9
ADJUST all claims and demands Of all person,
against the estate of Charles q. Robbins late OBJ
Hancock, IN said district, deceased, and all claim
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give Notice thar
we will meet for the purposes Aforesaid. AT the
dwelling house of said deceased on the 29th day AZ
August and the 2Srd day of January next. from
o'clock, Muntil o'clock, p N, each of said day.
and that six months from the Path day Of July. A
1876 is the time limited by said Court for sail
creditors to present their claims to us for examr
alton and allowance. 20
Dated at Hancock, this 3lst day Of July A T.
1916. EHUD DARLING.
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. TATE OLE VERMONT nistr;o,

:, TAIt OF NEKMUNT- District %
Addison. So.
La Probate Court held in Ahilebury. whit.
and Tot said District on the DIST day Of Angus A
an instrument pulporting 10 be the last wi
amt testament Of John Paine, late Of Leicester
III s''u u' ir'''' deceased, being presented by Al
bert Stanley, the executor fhersn nameI f.,
probate II is thereupon ordered by said com
mat all persons concerned therein lie notified
appear at session thereof, to he held at m.
Probate dice in Mldebury in said district. 40.
the 2Oth day Of sept, A. d. ls7C, AT 10 ocl,,.
IN the forenoon, and show cause, if any the,
have against the probate of said will; for whiei
purpose 1t Is further ordered, that this order T.
published three weeks successfully in the MiJit.
bury Register, newspaper printed at Midi
bnry' IN This state, previous to SAIL time of hs,f
ing BY the Court.-At est.
- SAM'L T.. COOKE Ju,l,e
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take in selecting the gentleman they did
for the Office named, and that we cannot
consistently vote for him, aud hence the
nomination Of Mr.. Lucia.
This is not bsltingthe action Of the
nominating convention, but only rectify.
ing it in single particular, that We may
the more heartily 60 for it as a whole.
Yours, CONSISTENCY.
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duced more cures ofrheumatism, neuralgia, palsy
sprains, swellings, caked breasts. scalds, burns,
salt-rheun, earache, etc upon the human frame,
and of strains, spavins, gals, etc. upon animals
in one year than have all other pretended RENE
dies since the world began.
"LosDosDgRRY, VI December 30, 1873
J. B. Rose Co.
GEsrs:-I have been using the CENTAUR
IMMINENT and 1t has done me good and would
not be without 1t in my house lift cost ten dollars
per bottle. 1t Is the greatest medicine that
ever used for Rheumatism.
DAVID ARNOLD"
"AudusTA, Me-, April %, 1878.
GESTLgMES Il have suffered with Rheumatism
terribly for years. -Four bottles of CENTAUR
IMMINENT has curod me. | am only too happy
to say So. Respectfully,
(Captain) THOMAS SMITH"
"EAsr BlNnoN, kennebec Co., Ms.. June a. "A.
j. II. RosE 4 Co.,
SIRs There is man here that has been lame
for three years. for the last nine months he could
not touch ono foot to the floor. lie has been using
CENTAuR LINIMENT; now he has his boots on,
and Is about Your Liniment will go well here.
Yours, IL. NJ. ROBINSON, Postmaster
White Wrapper for family use. Yellow Wrap
per for animals. Price, so cents; Large Bottles,
$l.00.
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The few composition
which have won the con
ldence Of mankind au,i
become household werd
among not only one bui
many nations, must hav,
extraordinary virtue
Perhaps no one ever
cured Sc wide q repuia
ton, or maintained il
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HNHlNk FOR l0t RSELF.-Thousands lead
L miserable lives, suffering from dy spepsia n
disordered stomach and liver, producing bilious.
ness. heartburn. costiveness, weakness, Irregular
appetite, low spirits raising food after eating and
often ending in fatal attacks Of fever. THEy
hS"" IhEt ARE Ill n. yet get little sympathy.
The untailing remedy which j. yearly restoring
Thousands. Is Da Costas Radical Cure. sull nv
n. +. RinER. Sole Agent
2jc bottle will convince ven of its merits
Don't delay another hour after reading this, but
20 and get bottle, and your relief is as certain
as You live viii you Ito it or will you continue
to suffer Think for yourself!
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup ic
perfectly safe and extremely palatahle No physs
Gquired. Costs - cts. Try it. l5-ly
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MARRIED.

In the Catholic church, Middebury, Angus
II, by Rt Rev Louis Deutschland. Mr.. Eugen,
Rourke and Miss Mari Madlgan. both Of Middle
bury.
In the Catholic church, Middlebury, Aug. %
by Rev. E. L. Mcclure, of Woburn, Mass, assist
ed by Rev. P. Cunningham of Middlebury, Mr.
William Welcome, of Vergennes, and Miss Nellie
Mcclure Of Middlebury.
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IN BANKRUPTCY

In Re. HENRY s0PER, Bankrupt.
You are hereby notified that a meeting Of cred
itors to act upon proposal Of said hani,rupt Il ,
composition under Il of the Bankrupt Act. II
amended June -, 1874, will he held before
a. Veazey, Esl., Register IN Bauknptcy n, +.
Office Of Stewart K Eld7cdge, in MildleLHrv' \,
on the 18th day Of August. A 1876 At h.
o'clock A NJ. T. h. SMALLFY
C2rI L, ). Dl9. C9tpi. D,sy,. fej I-..a...
Burlington. Vt, Aug, +, 1916 Cows
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First VI. District Nominations.
ron ELRcToa.
HENRY N. SOLLACE, of Bridport.
FOR MEMBER or CONGRESS,
CHARLES H. JOYCE, of Rutland.

RePab1ican County Nominations.
FOR SENATORS,
EDWARD SEYMOUR, vergennea.
LOYAL D. ELDREDGE, Middlebury.
ASSISTANT JUDGES,
ROYAL D. HEDDEN, Salisbury
DANIEL II. SARGENT. Lincoln
STATES ATTORNEY,
GEORGE R. CHAPMAN, vergennea.
SHERIFF.
ISAAC NJ. TRIP, Middlebury
HIGH BAILTfF,
EDWARD aORHAM, Addison.
lundE or PR0BATE-ApDIsoN DISTRICT
SAMUEL f. COOKE, Middlebury.
. JUDGE OF PRoBATI--NEW HAVEN DISTRICT,
JOHN d. SMITH, Vergennes.
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TAUNDICE and BILLIOUSNEss

- Who knows good remedy for these disor-
dsrs: We are assured ATwO0DS VEcEr.gIF.
PHYSICAL, JAUSDIcE BurBRs will effect SPEEDY
cure They have asrp J,ii5d 70 satisfy III pito
hare ussi them for Jaundce, Dyspepsia, bilious.
ness, etc. Beware of limitations. The genuine
has private proprietary stamp Of John F, Henry
over the cork. Sold by all dealers. Manhattan
Med; Co., proprietors JOHN F. HENRY, CUR
RAN co. New York. Wholesale Agents :
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Castoria is substitute for Castor Oil. 1t is
as pleasant TO take as honey. For wind collie and
sour stomach it Ia simply wonderful Physicians
recommend II.
east SULLIVAN, Me-, January 80, 1915.
0ESrs:-I can get you a certificate Of the regu-
lar. physician here of the goodness ofCAST0RlA.
W. d. McCRATE."
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DIED,

In Middlebury, August %, irs. Rnoch Dewey,
aged 81 years.
In Wsybridge, Aug. 10, Diadamia, wife Of Mr..
Orange Brittell, Esq, and daughter of the late
VIM. NJ. Gage Of Ferrisbnrgh, aged II years.
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l. The house and lot owned ami occupied h.,
DR.. N. d. Ross in East MIddlsbury. The lot
contains between three and four acres Of land In
a high state Of cultivation. Seventy-nye young
and thrifty apple trees, pears. plums and small
fruit IN abundance for any family. The house
contains ten rooms, all In good repair. Water In
house and barn Possession given Immediately
N, D. ROSS.
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az We allow considerable space to
discussions OF the states attorney ques.
ton, for the purpose Of permitting every
one TO be heard who wishes to speak, and
we only regret that the other side do not
also free their minds if they have any.
thing TO say.
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,TlloOIeburg Atgistsr.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20, 1876.
Republican Nominations.

RepVblican National Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES,
OF OHIO.
ron VICE.PRFSIDENT,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
OF NEW YORK.
Republican State Nominations
roR GOVERNOR,
HORACE FAIRBANKS.
OF St. Johnsbury.
FoR IEuTESAgT-G0yERSoa,
REDFIELD PROCTOR,
Of Rutland.
For TREASURER,
JOHN A. PAGE,
Of Montpelier.
ron ELECTORS AT LARGE
JACOB ESTEY. of Brattleboro.
CHAS. f. HOUGHTON. of Bennington
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

For Disease q he Throat aud Lrags, sAsA
Cea9h', Colds, Whooping Cough. Bronsl.is.
Autumn, and Consumpflou
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entaur tLniments.--
There is no pain which the Con-
iaur Liniment' will not relieve.
no swelling they will not sublne,
and no lameness they will not
cure. This ia strong language
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one 10 De heard who wishes TO speak, and
we only regret that the other side do not
also Tree their minds if they have any.
thing TO say.
eTho New York Republican State
Convention vas held at Saratoga on
Wednesday, and nominated by large
majority on the first ballot Hon. r. d.
Morgan as candidate for governor, after
which the nomination was made unani.
nous, and the utmost harmony and en-.
thusiasm prevailed. The contesting lib.
eral delegations from New York city
gracefully surrendered all claims to mem.
bership in the convention, but recon-.
mendcd Morgan as their preference fol-
candidate Their resolutions endorse the
Cincinnati platform, approve the national
Republican candidates, favor reform ir
the civil service, protection to all citi.
zens, resumption Of specie payment in
1879, and arraign Gov. Tilden upon q
charge Of duplicitY in that as executive
of the state while signing tho law estab
fishing specie payments in New York and
requiring all taxes to be paid in gold on
and after January !, 1879 he joins with
the Democratic party as its Preside initial
candidate in regulating the pledge OF
specie resumption throughout the country
at the same date, thus compelling the
people of New York to pay in gold, and
at the same time denying them the means
to do it.
AZ The Addison County Agricultur-
oil Society will hold their thirty. second
annual fair upon the grounds of the Fair
Ground Company, on Wednesday, Thurs.
day and Friday of election week, Sep.
TENDER, 6, 7, and 8. They offer premi.
ums to the value of above thousand dol.
lars. the list of which we publish on the
first page of this issue. The list of off.
GERS and committees and tho rules and
regulations, which we also give,are an as.
surance of fair dealing and honest endeav.
or to merit the success which every pub.
lie spirited citizen Of tho county desires
for q local institution which has in it 30
much Of benefit to the industries Of the
county. Every farmer, every mechanic.
every professional man and every woman
in the county, ought to take personal in.
crest 10 tho matter and put forth efforts to
make the fair success worthy of the
centennial year. The last fair was q
measurable success, in spite Of unfortu.
nate conditions which, it is hoped, will
not this year exist. But in order to
achieve the success we desire immediate
action must be taken There is less than
two weeks for work. Let all feel per.
sonal responsibility in the matter, and the
result is not doubtful.
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NOR SALE.

OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN NEn.,>s
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NOTICE I'M BANKRUpTcY.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
| United siaie-. for the District of Ne.
vada..-ln the matter Of &. l.. MRTCALf. Q
Bankrupt, IN Bankruptcy. = United staies oI
America. District Of Nevada. -. A warrant In
bankruptcy has been i--ued by said Court
against the estate Of q. l.. Mstc'lf. of the
City u Virginia. County oi Storey. aud state
of Nevada, In said District, whb has been
duly adjndcrd bankrupt. upon his own peii.
tion aud th, payment Of any debts and
the delivery Of any property belonging to
sald bankrupt, 10 hln. or 10 his use. and
the transfer Of any property by him. are for.
hidden by law. A meeting Of the creditors
OF said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts and
ehoose one or mors arsignees Of bic estate.
viii be held At . Court of bankruptcy, 10 be
holden Al the United \ Ates Courtroon N In Car.
sou City, before the Judge of said court. on
the TwkNTy.FifTH DAY oF JULY. A. ID.
isiG, At 10 o'clock N. -
Cnited states warhL aud Messenger In Hank.
n. tcy Tor said District IJsh
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.EGAL NOTICES
SUMMONS.

tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j First Juaicial Distiict'o the Slate OF Ne
vsda. 10 and for the county OF siorey.
c. r. WOOD. Plaintiff. vs. q. W. MOOD, De-
fendant.
IL % and for Inc county Of slorry. AID tls com.
plaint nied IN said county. In the ONE o. the
CLERK Of sald District Court. q the 1th day OF
May, A. d. 1916.
The state oi Nevada sends sretinr to q. W.
wOOD. D.fsndsat: You A.. hereby rvauirrd %
appear In an sction brought Against. ron oy the
above-pamed plsintin. In ihs District cour. of
the First JuIicial piarist of ths btats OF Ne.
vada. In and for the essn1y - bsorey. and
answer the compass md thsrviu within ten
days (sxeiusivs of ,bs day of ssr,lcel after the
service on YOU o. this 81 smon,' y ,s.sro ,a,n 10
within twenty days, aud IN all other eases forty
days. OF judgm~nt by default wall be taken
against yOs, according 10 the prayer OF said
complaint.
ment aud decree Of sald Court dls,olylng the
bonds OF mstrimony now existing between you
and piaintiff; awarding 10 lhinfin the ears.
custody and control Of the minor children.
James W. Wood and Flora ], Wood. i.tne Of the
marriage between ,ou and plsintin; for costs oi
suit aLd counsel fers aud also decree Of raid
Court awarding TO plaintiff the cole ownership
% the community properly now owned BY you
aud pla MIN. conslstine of nsmssiesd. and
situate In the tovn of Gold IIill. county Of Stu
roy. and described a. follows. 10 wit; OF Mum.
Der Twenty Ce0). In Block Number One ~,
Rangs ID. ss known and designated upon the Of
nciAi plat Ur msp % the town Of 0old Hill. TO-
seth-r with dwelling situated N. rron and the
hou sholi furniture, all of the value OF one
thousand dollars or theresboiiis. f0r cause OF
sction, plaintiff alleges ALLURE and n~g ect on
our part 10 provide plsinlin aud Jour children
with the common neeessari-s Of life. All VI
which will more fully appear by reference 10
plaintiffs complaint hervin on nlr. copy OF
which you are herewith served.
And y n ere her by notined that 10 you fall
90 answer ihs ccinplAilt, the said p'aintin will
apply to the Court Tor the relief therin de
msn,ied.
Given under my hand aud the seal of the Dis.
trict Court Of the first Judicial District OF the
state of Nevada. In and for the county % sto-
rey. this s0th day OF May. In the year n our
L'rd ole Thousand eight hundred aud seventy.
rix. -
IsElLI W. q. THOMPsoN, Clerk.
by q. u. MISSIONS. Deputy C.erk.
ie- faWam w