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ton " said time M they shall deem necessary
ti' eNp'nsr ~ w. C'id equally from the cuntn-
g'n' lund %, "a y liuhS". lurNrlanation of the
r's"lut n. Mr. li1mnn said II wis we'll known
to all that the police force of thus citv wns de-.
moral lcl and the uhIcct II appoint nr these
special pol emrn was ~ have them look nftrr
IN htt iln-rrcd gentry who would he hero
Mr.. Thurman said thcre was "A good a, al of
W., .'t w iuuili.t'd ln ne counting 81 the
Nttun there a. lwavs would be in amy fni,tter
oi importance. II Thought thrrc WIS "A rrnsril
ioling of prnrr and good W H. and unless some
.""l f'ieoh ruuid h' Mss 'ru"d ne could 500 no
thM H.. solution w. laid over.
air' il.inlin s'1id tnere was actually no police
i"rr with Il TINS city upon which any reliance.
could De- pla 'rd. II WAS utterly drmorniiy,d
Nhl llr extra polio" force WIS 10 protect citi-
Nns rom pil' rr.rs. many Of whom had arrived
IN .tl' NV ana Nth 'rs W 'rs ON tho WAY hrrr
Mr. thurman suid that that Npnnation was
Nitis'H Tory. anu he Withdrew his motion thht
We So ut.un lay over. Tho resolution was
ON mot ion of Mr.. Wright the Secretary Of the
r. = natives OF tue notion Of the Senate IN Sc
L, ~. ii,in"rs ~ tue commission under the
Electoral Count hill.
Mr.. sherman rep Ohiol auhrn ttrd nm
am n'mf nj t. the hnl in regard To- Il sinking
iund ~ pay the inichtrdnD ~ due from Tho
iaill railroad ranpani.s 50 as Ia provide That
tir Central nni Union Pa'll' ruads shall pay
INTO the Treasury to the credit.oi 81 III sinkin..
mnd % per cent. Of their whole net earnings.
provding that the amount paid in any one yrar
shall not cNccrd a. 5cp.OO0 and the amount thus
pad IN shall br IN lieu of tn per cent. Of the
n't earnings ana onn-hnlt ui thn amount earned
Tor transi Orting mails x . paid into the Treas-
ury under the existing laws. Ordered to be-
printed.
The House Hill arpropriatng $4,000 for the
rrlei OF tho destitute poor OF the District OF
columbia was taken up. dis 'usscd briefly. and
referred to the District Committee.
The Chair laid before tho Senate message
iron the President calling the att nton OF Con
gross t. the NOE ~ IS of continuing the board
Tor testing iron and stool. and recommending
AN appropriation Oi $4,000 10 cont nus su'h
uuari. II, sp.aks ~ the Nllu, OF tn expert
mrnis. end rrirrs 10 the Ashtthula disaster In
ONO MS am Instance where calamity mi git hav,,
h'en nyoidrd D., moro thorough knowledge of
ron, g.. Ordered g. bc printed and referred to
tn Commit on Appropriations.
Inc : natc then went into rNr utivc $ ssion,
and when the doors rcOpcnod adjourned.
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flNt. I,luut AtIr tA4Id AN.., ald tlil ai4r lll
lt-' TO. rir wtDt BE- iulnen.'
ITO F.N' ArnuN Thentro was crowded Inst
Nni, ,.. Nuoimtnre WAS tiHHt SUCCESS
Al the Ton no pNrforman 'e of W. j. Florence
in ilt tIi tsa lf tir. ~nH lnN.rn. hN WIS ru.rff
Cd y %, o.el4Hnt OF air.ie loA wlui so ca,eA los
slVp
The Park Theatre turned away money last
eyer No. M..tr- 'ialf ~Nfffuff fnl iIff.N Hui N--
u .Iu hii ~ N.. Nrfr rN,.ri WItI ,AiA4.lnaul.
AMI tr rhce ratified .nf'i-H al d AVE-, tate
The first rnh o0-0a' NJ Georrc Fnwroff T. We
nrW iNU.u play, f.ih AttHuH wise gwen lu luuili ,
Theatre ve.HritN 1oor-t li-n.' "a. vino B., o. lmper
,tuate inc cuAit tei l0 httd h0e tnc Zero 3D.. i.
.iDt, was prcsni. h1Nhs arrived trNn LfrrnI. 900
sunday u.if ~ Pho 80 tfiI u NNf4I.a lYuk,
NJ l..ru. llt upt uIe itl avenue nlnel, rehr.r.el
" .r AtruAr U Oh. ulrfIu-. lNh stroll 100 fA. aftf
noon Qua flitf aNeuIt aui 900 fhf Htfiu1 l. 4 Il i
a. tnr f'll. Av0nu0 TltHuc A,Nt Monta5 a.. Ae n4
4IHk iu lufi ANt.I
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The appeal Of Mr. John J. Anderson, Re-
ceivcr Of III" Continental Life Insurance Com
pany against the action II the Auorney-Gon-
erll ia appointing ref re- to Investigate the
anairs OF that institution. was y''stn rlav dis
m,ss''i hy the Court oi Appeals. with costs.
luls su-ti ~ tho cours of Iu~uran. e Super
tnd"nt SnNne. and the examination under
tn- refer e. Will now proceed
Mr. IN l"rsun sad Yesterday TO y reporter:
l am sorry ever had anyth INK to do with tn :
matter. 1 am worried to death. ani # these in
t'ri"r'n Ts cont nu. IN th" - itl"m"nt of this
company. the poll y holders will not realIz. ten
CENTS on the dollar
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The House resumed the consideration of
tho bill appropriating 100000 to Ice paid 10
james H. Eads for the oonstru ton of Iottics.
e.. nj the mouth Of the Mississippi river, and
II was passed.
\ bill was passed removing tho political dis
abilities OF Reuben Davis Of NJ Issssippi.
Mr.. Cox Dem. " ". Chairman Of the Com
mittce On Election Frauds in New York. made a
report ia connection with the alleged tanpcring
with the mails in the NV York Post Onlcc ex-
on"rating Postmaster James and his suhor-
dinnt's from all suspicion. Of fraud or tampcr-
li. with tl' said mails. Adopted.
Toe Sp'akrr LAID lwiur' the House the hill
nhoishing Ia" Board OF Commas iunrr- If the
M,irol"itAu Police. OF tue Distri I oi to.uubla.
noiw outstanding the PRESIDENTS veto - and II
was q "li"d IN fn" NlhrmutiNe-yeas i5s. NAYS g.
Til. speaker also land h"iore'h~ n iu-.' "a mes
sag irow m" PrcSid nj Vtuing tNrJo.ut rcso-
iuti On r'turMnE iluuN1 Co. the Argentine Re-
PUBLIC and the Republic oi Pretoria. south AZ
Stats on III" first centennial ul it- Freedom. HIS
reason iur vetoIng the resolution n that under
lh' Ivnsi tuition Congress cannot dietntr To tho
Secretary OF STATE what corr 'sront"nee he shall
hold with foreign Stat s. Referred L. tn Com
The Speaker also laid before the House n
message from the Pres dent. saying that the
COMMISSION appointed To- reorsanl1a the army
had report ii that 10 WAS not at this time pre-
pared 10 submit "a pan Tor tie l, Organization.
Mr. PAYNE Dem. Ohio, offered resolution
that the HouS" now proceed to the elicit of
The five members oi the Commission on the
Pr,,sidsn,ial electoral COUNT. Adopted.
Mr.. Lamar NDrm., Mss rose anil put in
nomination Mcssrs palncof Ohio. Hunipn 81
Virginia, Abbott Of Massachusetts. GARFIELD OF
ONO and lloar of Massachusetts, and he moved
that Instead OF taking i've parat- votes, which
would consume much time. the whole five
Mr. Buckn"r iDrm.. MOI objected. and de-
manied that u vote be taken ON each name sep
I'm. Snonter rule1 tha, n wns In tho ro,vor q, .
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FNnrD and The curforNs receipts ssDNOnO Tho Treas
urN also received fttnftD national bank notes for rc
dtmrtinn TIE bullion in the tank vi ENGLAND do
creased tiF.N' The Treasury balances ut the Close a
hu mes wrrc currency, @tfnpn and coin ssGepp0
is S'"'N'N"l com c"'fl'H' The national bank cir.
January. ~ -
Tor the third wHrk IN January shows iucrcns ~
= US as compared with the corresponding period u
lat year
Tie sports produce from the port of New York for
The week ending this date 81 1rl 100 AGAINST
W-fA inr The CORE srlm' week IN 1873. and - G1n.
t4t IA l~1i TIL fnfnl rNfufta Jan l.
tti~ year S.fSt. 'st uerinst t2tefnN7 for the
corresponding flod tr Nin. aui f'l t' "a, ia 1874
furoin Nchan-r rucd frn Int duil. ut ~ A., ard
- ~ ior time Hui demand t. rcsiecutciv fums
bl, conu'uo fcarcr md for the future spring months
ul,Ic is Vunsir rli i0 Nruirt
wa ~. clnnfe n tho tn'rs for money Cll loans
W'l ii''N on rect 90 tti a cont. vii fuii urEuta.
passed ai iisesH
Go,crnn,nt homis rejected a tnn tone during Tho
n'Nt h assumed .uHf" strength rs N. dHt ore ON,
WIN TIE lrhrst ufua stab i.r w. the final dei
hiid rec, rling anndNnurr OF 5tlfIi rccit
IMN lul-uNIn- M.--L- I'm ! Z N n-u.I- mimi.
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4 Thief. r.,a, Jump from Train.

BosToS. Jan. 9l.-Albar H. Prince and JOSEPH
D. Palmer were d.p .r. 's-ieri> IN an attempt To- com
ri'a tDt on OIL truHoi t'r i -iHn and AiHriN HIr.tI
tufA uupeu 900 tr uuflug Tram. and Iallr Ma lAal
, 4n ans iunND hal 800 Hlu lfua'n
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TRENTON. Jan. 3o-Mr. Facklcr the expert
appointed by Secretary of State kelsey 70 ox-
anime the AFFAIR." Of the New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company. reports that the annual
statement Of 's75 was grossly incorrect $4,000
having been omitted from the liabilities which
appear on the company's books and private
balance sheet. There is ample proof Of the
false statement. and the examination Of the
books brought out many strange entries which
nobody could explain hut the Pr ,idant and he
could not be- found. Tn" bookkeeping is cN-
tr"m.ly compllcut H. especially that with the
New York oilicc. Tho loan. bond AMI mortgage
hook EN, no information at all Tho assets
tertimatat) are as follows:
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with phn-rhnto Of Linn ana wild Cl.rry. w U
mo- hns 'nuNaini, ltis pleasant to ti, - D.
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Tho total liabilities ar" put down at 81 GO. 100;
apparent den IL. san 500. Tho business has
been very loos 3 eonI u'ted The mlnut" hooks
have been carelDssly kept: entries III thousands
Of dollars on Tia" books are not explained: three
leaves ar" torn out of III" journal. and n number
81 mp RE tons are r. ported. The = rotary
OI StAtc VIII mako rennrt 10 the Lea sluiure.
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SrFWAu lOUHr-CHAMnlHs. Nos. up H. ~
~ 2t' t'l, -ta, -iT, 80 2'n, 90 zl, 2s .'7 80
its,.
ra no corrf- Cmcrn.-rari III -Ca-, ou.--No 1850
NufHN fnIf WItr
MAs>I ,orr-ruAI TrRN Part II 80, ltll -.-s
SOS n-Hi a-'h Ha' 1S7i os17, 3S'- lssp 5s,t lsel
aH-l iS.h Is-I
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LIFE INSURANCE FRAUDS.
WRECK or ROTTEN COHPAHTFy AND
CR.iSH or REGULATIONS.
Omcer. Of the Security Lin Indicted-Ariceed
Pcriu'y aud Embc cement Policy Holders
Leaning on Very Hndiy Broken Reed.

F9'HhIhK on NtrN NHH'3 Nr't"n Kccd
Ycsterdaya petition Of more than usual
interest wis presented in the Assembly. ~ TINA
forth that the mismanag1 and failure OF
sunlry life insurance companies have pro-
du'ci dlstrust and alarm in the public mimi.
it prays tho Legislature to takc such
action at an carly day as Will give
eroater prot ton and soouriy to policy
holders by putting tho bus ness on n eoundnr.
moro Legitimate. and more economical basis.
THIS tition IL signed ny citiz ns % Now York
city. They have not become excited on the sub
lcct any too soon
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Hy using H.gg,ns German Ltu-dy sosp -
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n.io.a...Dn.A. M, 4',,Da r.. oy,lV -4",tE
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Rolurul prices on furniture AMI card ts
. 80" D" t'H"Ht', 10 "nd Ia Chatham aAe,L 49,.
h4oAAlll .-iU.
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NV JFHsfF MUTUAL DEE TVsuHiNcF fONriVY
h.WAtk jim I'D 1877

owing 70 tho great diver II, state laws which insur.
hucc cnnipanic nr .Hi etpd TO- u only course
rrtftcunu under charter granted Nv The ,,uera
,tmn 'stt tally ~ Tue prc-' ut time. which rerns
oi tHW i"fnlcNtv to insurance romuanr.. making IL
~ cram uift i, tn-uttnrc cnmpanic. stem The
nlf wave which hte object ihr
Under tn 80 circumstances fidelity IT, the interest of
our policy hulirr. heinz first great care We have
transferred Che rik ara teuuuiltDd assets NJ this com.
uahL Z" uc National capital Lite Insurance Company IT
granted by toneres
W" therefore recommend policy holders IN avail
theu-lvrs the NrNiipro o *, hanging ulOt nuitiUs
fOr thOsc tie he v cuu.tattv
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Gers and the on 'crs Of the National CAPITAL Life
Insurance Complnyh o temporarily and perria-
n"ntly rostral nod from doing nnv hua' ness on
account OF the New Jersey Mutual Company.
AMI that "A receiver he appointed to administer
is nsscts, unirr the order ~ the Court Alao
that tn" Gland Tine assignment and transfer be
de Jared Illegal and void.
w tn two Information Wern submitted tho NIL
dnvits q Horny c. Kelsey. SncroiIry of STATE
md d. 7. Facklcr. II consultina, actuary. both oi
whom swlrr ~ the IN ~ alleged.
Neither Mr. B"nitmn Noy's. nor any ofIinur
oi Ia" Now Jersey Mutual Company. WIZ ur,P-
cnt M the hearing. The comnnny. however
were r"pr's nj 1t by Counsellor 4. N. MctatU'r
OF Nrwurs, who opposed tn inluntton, claim
ing that the 'ompany should have opportunity
81 be- fully hoard.
Chm 'ellor liunvon decided 10 grant the rule
TO show caiise and also the Injunction. The
rule mad" rotnrnnb" on Tuesday next.
Mr.. Nuyrs suv. lac consulted the best lngnl
talent g. b' procured IN the country before sign-
tng tho papers. and he ~ ont mt t!ic trnnsfer
Is valid. TIL" assets Of the New JHrsoy Mutual
Company have boon removed t. Wash ingtnn
hut the books and pnpers of the home OIL q are
At in Newark
Tho following nrc eNiraofs from circulars
lssu'I y,St rduv hy Mr.. St"dwcll, of the New
dorsey Ilie iusurhn c. ant Mr. Benjamin
NOycs. OF the National Capital:
Ma
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-08-10

How TO FATTEN STooK.-A old far
mer thus relates his experience in fattening
beef and feeding COWS for milk. My prac-
tico in fattoning beef and swine, as we'll as
feeding COWS for milk, has been to pour
boiling water on as much meal as would not
make the animals bowels move too freely
at night and in the morning when the mash
is cool give it to the cow or pigs. In COW
ering the meal with boiling water in this
way the starch of the meal is dissolved, and
the latent nutritive properties extracted,
and the animal receives the entire nutriment
of the grain. have for two years past fat
ted two ordinary size COWS, feeding only
meal and hay, and only three hundred
pounds each Of the former, and each yielded
upward of forty pounds of rough tallow.-
Salt was given once week, and occasionally
tablespoonful of wood ashes. In my ex-
perience one hundred pounds scalded and
fed as above is equal to two hundred pounds
fed dry.
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REMEDY FOR BRoNCmITIs.-Takedr dried
leaves of common mullen plant, powder
them, and smoke them in new clay pipe !;
be careful that no tobacco has been in the
pipe. Draw the smoke we'll into the throat,
occasionally swallowing some. Use it three
or four times daily.
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CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM.-Bca three
fresh eggs thoroughly up together, add half
ounce each of oil origanum and spirits of
hartshorn, and when these arc we'll mixed,
add half pint of strong vinegar. Put it
in bottle and shake it well up every time
you use it. On going to bed rub the affcc-
ted parts.
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A BLOODY HoNEYMooN-The following
from the Rapides La) Gazette, gives an
account of shocking tragedy, in which a
young wife lost her husband father and
brother in day, when all ought tc have
been joy and happiness
CALVIN Bass, Of Hincrton, Rapidcs Parish
was enamorcd Of the daughter of Jacob
Gunter, and persuaded her to elopc with him
The couple went straightway to the resi-
dcncc of Parson Duff, a Baptist minister re-
siding in Calcasieu Parish, who united them
in the holy bond Of wedlock With sense
Of having done what was honorable and
right, Bass returned with his wife to the
neighborhood Of her home, and put up at
the house Of Role Weatherford Having
learned the whereabouts of the bride, Jacob
Gunter, her father, and David Gunter, her
brother, armed themselves, and started forth
on Saturday last On arriving at the spot
where the honeymoon was to have been pas
scd, David Gunter, without word, shot his
new made brother-in- law. Bass staggered
but before falling, drew q pistol and shot
his father-in-law. Thcreupon the brother
in-law, who was standing, set upon the broth
er-in-law who was wounded, and ended his
life at once and for all with knife David
Gunter managed to get his wounded father
home. Constable Thomas Neal made the
next move by organizing posse and start
ing out to arrest David When he saw
them coming David started to run, and the
posse to stop him fired upon him and brought
him down. DIR. w. Hobby, who was called
in, thinks the chances for the father arc slim
This is very sad and singular catastrophe,
and the predicamcnt of the young lady is
calculated to excite the keenest sympathy
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The Car ought to enlist in his army
some railroad fremcn. The Russians we're
in Asia Minor six months trying to capture
Kars, and couldn't do it, and here the rail
road fircmcn in Maryland and Virginia
were only at it three or four days. and they
captured all the cars they could lay their
hands on
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Always contradict ill report with person

Always contradict ill report with person
al merit.
Death comes equal to us all, and makes
us all equal when it comes.
Concession is no humiliation, nor admis-
sion of error any disgrace
The Lord will not aboDdon in adversity
the man who trusts him in prosperity.
Folly soon wears her shoes out She
dances so fast we are all Of us tired Col
den wires may annoy us as much as steel
bars, if they keep US behiud prison win
dOws.
Kind words are among the brightest
flowers of cath they make the humblest
home u paradise.
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The largest plow, probably, ever used is
ono in California, made for Mr.. Soutbner,
in Kern county, for ditching his land. It
has beam IA feet long, 18 inches deep,
and inches thick in the widest part the
mouldboard is 10 feet long and feet wide,
and makes furrow feet wide, and feet
deep. 1t weighs ton, and the chain by
which it is hauled also weighs ton: 80
oxen and 10 drivers arc employed to work
it. This immense plow moves about six
miles day, leaving behind it a ditch Of
the size mentioned
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-13
SHERIFF'S SALE,

DYVIRTUE OF nECREE AND ORDER
of sale issued out of and under the seal of the Hon
orabe Second Judicial District Court in and for the
ty OF Ormsby and State OF Nevada judgment record
ed therein the 1st day of September A D. 1877 and
of Wells Fargo and Company corporation and against
John H. Taylor and Catherine Taylor his wife, E. NJ. Hunt
of Dunning Hunt, and J. P. Winnie defendants
in the of SIG p principal, and interest to date of
said Judgment, and interest the of s592 30 until
paid the rate of and onehaf per cent per month
and original costs taxed in the Of $50 s5 counsel
fee in the Of $7l 62, and Clerks accruing in
amount OF 50 90 and all costs which may accrue by reason
of sale, etc. all in gold coin OF the United States; and
directed commanding to sell certain real property
and described in said decree and order of sale or
much will satisfy the above demands with COSTS and
in pursuance thereto have levied upon and will expose at
public auction in front of the Court House door Carson
| City, Ormsby county, State Of Nevada, MONDAY,
OCTOBER lst, A. D. 1877, between the hours of A. NJ
and NJ, to wit at one o'clock NJ, the said real prop
ery described in said decree follows Those certain
pieces OF land in Carson City Ormby county, State of
Hevada called and known as and being the whole Of lots
eight (S and nine 9 in block ftyegh 5S) of Proctor &
reens division OF said Carson City together and
singular the tenements heredamens and appurtenances
thereto belonging or in any wise appertainng.
Carson City, September TO- 1877.
The above sale is hereby postponed until SATURDAY,
OCTOBER THE 9th, A, b. 1871.
Carson City. October I, 1877. ~''''--'
The above sale is hereby postponed until WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 10th, 1877, at same hour and place
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, October 9Th, 1877.
The above sale is hereby postponed until MONDAY
OCTOBER 18th, 1877, at same hour and place.
s. T. SWIFT Sheriff
Carson City, October 10th, 1877.
The above sale is hereby postponed until MONDAY,
THE 22d OCTOBER, A. d. 1877, at hour and place
S. T. SWIFT Sheriff
Carson City, October 18TH 1877.
The above sale is hereby postponed until MONDAY,
OCTOBER 29th 1877, the hour and place by re-
quest Of plaintiffs and defendants.
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, October 90 1877.
The above sale is hereby postponed until MONDAY
NOVEMBER 5h, 1877 at the same hour and place by re-
quest of plaintiffs and defendants
s. T. SWIFT Sheriff.
Carson City October 3Oth, 1877.
The above sale is hereby postponed until MONDAY, |
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER A D. 1877 at the same
lour and place, by request as above.
S. T. SWIFT, Sheriff
Carson City, November 5th, 1877.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-13

ond Judicial District of the State OF Nevada in and
the county of Ormsby. Roger Crow, plaintiff vs. j. L.
Clegg and Florence Cegg and A. W. Pray, defendants
Action brought the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Nevada and for the OF
Ornsby and the complaint filed in said county of Ormsby
of Nevada sends greeting to j. L. Cegg and Frence Cegg
and A. W. Pray, defendants You hereby required to
appear in action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff in the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District OF the State of Nevada in and for the county
Onsby and the complaint filed therein "a copy
elusive of the day of servce after the service YOU
this summonsf served within this county; if served
this county, but in this district within twenty DAYS
otherwise within forty daysor Judgment by default will
be taken against you. The said action is brought to fore
close certain mortgage executed by defendants j. L.
and Florence Cegg said plaintiff lot No one "a in
block No six Co., in Rice Peters addition to the city of
Carson in Ormsby county, Nevada which sad mortgage
given to the payment of promissory note
made by defendants j. L. and Florence Cegg the 2Oh
day Of May, A. d. 1875, to plaintiff for the Of six
hundred dollars and interest thereon @ per cent
per month all in gold coin of the United States. And
plaintiff asks decree of foreclosure OF said mortgage and
that the mora9ed premises be decreed to be sold and the
proceeds applied to the payment of COSTS attorneys fees
taxes insurance and the principal and interest on
said note in gold coin of the United States and found
that Judgment be docketed against the prop
ery of defendants L. and Florence Ci6gg for any bal
ance found remaining due plaintiff All of which is more
fully set forth in plaintiffs complaint file in my office
And you hereby notified that you fail appear
the said complaint above required, the said
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
Given under my hand and the seal CT the District
& Court of the Second Judicial District of the State
LIS of Nevada, in and for the county of Ormsby this
49, oath day of August, in the year of Lord
thousand eight hundred and seventv-seven.
au25-law6w ALFRED HELM, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-13

The above sale is hereby postponed until MONDAY
NOVEMBER 5th, 1877, at the hour and place by re-
quest of plaintiffs and defendants.
s. T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, October 3Oth, 1877