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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14

The bao.iug for Lieutenant Of Police then
proceeded with The following result,
Join L. Smith, Is, elected; Dobie, 5; blank,
|. Applause.
F or policemen all the parties named below
were nominated, each receiving the vote here
given:
GA Forca-H. a. Crump, q; Julian Arnold,
20: J. Il. Walker, 49, Joseph Horsenao, Is;
Peyton &. Bartlett Is; G. Lyles, Is; B. F. Bet
tbs. l4-al elected. James Smith. -; r. Pur
cell, II; ". L. Mullen, 9; j. G. Nightingale, S;
G. Phillips, !; James Hepburn, 5; H, Web
ster, +.
New andidates-Thonas Hayes, IA; Rollo
Henry, Is; A. Goodrich, 49, Jere Franks, l3-
all elected. John Brent, l.; Richard Burke, 4;
J. Eonis, O; G. Greenwood, 8; s. Jefferson, 5;
G. jackson, 0; G. Hoskins, 9; A. ldenseD, o.
g. H. Lyles, -; J. Lawler, 10; NJ. Lattep, 10;
A. Simpson, 10; j. Swami, 4; j. Il. Sherwood,
0; f. Shumau. 5; j. MoCuen, I; R. II. Tom
liusop, t; L. Tomlin, 4; 3. Traverse, 3; S. TIGER,
:; w. II. Warder, .; J. ". Wells, 2; II. Ward,
10; B. F. Young, 10.
% ballot: Jas. Smith, l3, (old force, elect
ed; R. Purcell, 10; J. G. Nightingale, s; g. Hos
kins, 5; Ct. Fl. LyIes, 10; J. Lawler, I; NJ. Lat.
ten, 9; A. Simpson. IL; R: H. TomIinsou, =;
R. Tomliu, 2; 8. TIGER. q II. Ward s; B. T..
Young, 3.
81 ballot: Simpson, II; Latteo, 10; Lawler,
| 10; G. Lyles, 9; Ward, s; Young, 5; Hosklus,
,; PnIlips. |; MeCuan, |; Purcell, ,; Hep
huru, l.
Mr.. Beach here Withdrew all the 81 Ward
candidates but Mr.. Latten.
| 4th ballot: Arthur Simpson. Is, elected;
I.attcn. 10; l4awler, II; Ward S; George II.
Lyles, !; Young, G; Hepburn, ,; Phillips, .;
| Purcell, .; Tomin, |.
| Mr. Smoot withdrew all the lst Ward Can
diLales except Mr.. Lawler.
Mr.. Armstrong objected to these wholesale
Withdrawals.
Jth ballot: jain Lawler, l6, elected; Mathew
| l.atten IA, elected G. II. Lyles. s; Ward, G;
TomIn, i; Purcell, |; McCuen |; Phillips, |;
| Young, |.
This completed the election Of the police
| force.
For rcaiyman the following were nominated ;
+. TraVcrs, George II. Lyles, James MoCueD,
n. Phillips, James Swami, George Ogden. Is.
T. Young, VIM. Mullen G. Phillips. j. Hep
burn, II. Ward, R. Purcell, +. Suhuman, ).
w. Wells, j. Z. Nightingale, r. Burke, Il.
| TOnlin and S. Tieer.
Tie following we're chosen: George Ogden,
George II. Lyles, j. Hepburn, Il. Ward, j. c.
Nightingale. James hlcCuen, Is. II. Young and
Randolph Purcell.
The convention then dissolved and The Boards
about midnight adjourned.
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All the morning papers Thursday we're fur
nished with an account Of horrible asssssina.
tons Of government witnesses 10 Alabama.
Almost as 5000 as the account was published it
was discovered that one Of those who had been
"assassiuated" had poisoned himself, and had
left letters to that effect; and as soon as Tue &C
count reaches the other localities 10 which the
"assassinatious" are reported to have been
committed, its incorrectness will also doubtless
be exposed, but the radical papers will hardly
notice the correction.
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Superintendent Public Schools.

Fre!cricHsbu last night appointed live dele
gates to the State Conservative Convention, all
CT whom arc IN favor Of Gen. EIz Lee. Lee
county scuds Malone delegation. Ono dis
trict in Russell county sends three Daniel dele
gates. Greene sends ) Malone, 2 Tallsfcrro,
and Holiday delegate. northumberland sends
t Daniel aud Holiday delegate. Up to date
Of the delegates appointed Daniel has 2lS, Ma
hone $50, Holiday %, Lee So, Talafcrro S.,
rnrry 20
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MIR. Hayes Southern Trip.

A Richmond dispatch says that letter re-
caived there from the Postmaster General writ.
ten principally 10 reference to the Southern
postal convention called for the 25th instant, at
Fort Monroe. states that he had just had con-
Versation with the President, who intimated that
he was pot only willing but anxious to make a
tour TO the South as soon as his engagements
and business would permit. He wished to meet
the people and thought that could be better &C.
complished by q trip to Fortress Monroe during
the session OF tho postal convention, thence 10
Richmond up the James river and back to
Washington. ln accordance with this intima-
ton from the Postmaster General invitations
will be extended the President by,Gov. Kemper,
by the Mayor OF Richmond and other civic au.
thoTtes to visit the city. 1t is not understood,
however. that the President has altogether
abandoned bis contemplated trip to the White
Sulphur Springs.
The winucr at I.1De lirsboh 10 day Was
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OFFi"n SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, j ally ii, 1874.

}
10 tie editor Of the alexandria Gazette -
On my return to the city after brief alb.
scnce. my attention is called 10 some remarks
night last. The reporters say that he com
meoted on some Of the Items Of my report.
What those items, or his comments were, they
do not inform US, ncr as Ills arguments DO not
seem to have produced the slightest effect On
those they were intended TO influence, does ii
seem profitable to enquire.
Lest however, some misap prohensIOn may
grow cut Of certain Of his statements, think
it necessa. 10 say that there is but single 10.
stance in my report which can, by any posi-
tillty, be tortured into an attack on him. Alter
showing that our school expenses we're much
smaller than those Of any Of the nine other
cities 81 tho Commonwealth, except Danvll!e,
aud eighteen per cent. below the average of all.
Alexandria and Danville Included. | say
From this table it will be seen how little
foundation there is for the charge Of extrava-
gance which has been made against u5, lcNhGut
proper Investigation, by member of the City
Council." Ii that be an attack Oh Alderman
Armstrong, it il certainly very mild onP.
As TO the purchase Of the Peabody building,
it speaks for itself The Peabody Fund and
the saving 10 rents previously paid, will secure
it 10 the people Of Alexandria without cent OF
taxation That it is a liDc building, which We
are not ashamed 10 show to strangers. admit,
and think ninety nine huudrelhs Of our cti.
zans feel proud of it.
Nobody has ever proposed to leach boys. or
girls either, ITO finger the piano at public ex
pence. There is no piano to fDgcr, (though |
saw very nice one in public school room in
LresLurg, the other day. Our organ was re-
Gently procured and presented to the schools,
by the parents and friends Of the children
through little entertainment given in their be-
half 1t Is played upon. without expense to
the public, by persons who have learned to
finger it at their own expense, and will,
doubt not, be Ct much bencti. to the schools.
The only instruction in music given, is by a
co!orel teacher, who, though he has expended
much money 10 qualifying himself to teach his
boys to sing, neither asks nor receives any adj
dition to his salary for doing so. | have nc
hesitation, 10 saying, however that should it be
found practicable to teach all the children vocal
music at small additional expense, would re-
gard the money applied to that purpose as very
proltahly laid ont. Respectfully,
RICHARD j.. CARNE,
Dali H.
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Nj ARISi Ell.

In this city, on tie 18Th q Jn"s, -: ; ~
Father O'ksne, Mr.. JOHN i: . 5iF ri.
Washington, d. e., and Ms. hhl|h 81
ARINE MOORE, Of st. Nary county
On tie 2G.h Of June It Christ Ca4iysI,',. :
wood, by Rev. Josoph K. Jones, re- e.,
CHARHINGTON. e:q, Of Lo"d"a. 10, u.
to MARY HARRISON, only '.HA.''
Beverly RaLI1lph, Of Clarke co.. ".
tho Monumental. Church, t.',"'"' "a.
by Rev. DR.. Woodbridge. o.! me - ....,
CON- Com NJ i + MsS SSSOs and NV a*H""
VAN DOZEN, OF BenheIln, Ai""'"'
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III +. ] }.

At his res.d .nc-, Red EIil.' %r.....
Tue. dsy, July 81 l,;., III Ia" On '''.'''..s..
age, Col. THOMAS j. MAS5lf'
gentleman srd noble heaTLa! man. ..,..
In Washington. on july II, 80, ', TX
ALEXANDER, in tn. 5lo! y"Hr -, ),
Birth place, L.cssburg. Lo"do"n '.1...' ~.
In Henrico county, w jay !, ','' 81. e.:
VERB. SCHOOLCkAFT, Ir., "k''
sid - days
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. -Wc have received
from Geo. Il. Freuch. King street, art Ed
ucation Applied to Industry" by Geo. Ward
Nicols: Harper s. Bros: handsomely orna.
mented volume designed ito show the present
needs oil art education in the United States; to
relate something Of its history 10 Europe, and
to explain what is meant by its application to
industry, aud to propose method of i0struc.
ton best adapted to our people and institu-
tions." 1t is profusely illustrated.
A Day OF My Life; or. Every. Day Expert
ences of E,on, BY present Elton boy; G. r.
Lockwood N. y, publisher. ut is that very
rare thing-a work Of natural. brilliant, and yet
perfectly innocent humor," says competent
critic
From the publishers. in Richmond, we have
the July number of "Southern Historical So.
cicty Papers, with its ususl file OF valuable
documents, &c.
The Masonic Eclectic, June, 1876, to June,
lS77,-G. II. Ramey, editor and publisher. A
most interesting and valuable Masonic periodi
cal, edited by an Alexandrian, in whom bodily
in6rmities have served only to bring out varied
abilities and extraordinary skill, diligence and
industry.
Littell's Living Age, for July II. with it's
usual varied table of interesting matter.
Circular of the medical department Of
Georgetown College.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14

A MAD BULL ) CAREER. An cHc:EcI ''
escaped from a slaughter hoI-u ~ f"ti, ~.
street and Tc nth Avenue yesterday, nnI lH''a..
ing course down town Va: followed by ., ST..
menEc throng of men aid by, VII" ..o".'! -.
shouted until the bull tuTn,'t AMI !s'.i '...
Men, women and children got out g! the -
and if the .trecl cara did not get up "" b.
stoops Of some houses il. certainly Wa a..
fault OF tho horses. The bull SAW That "r -
the best Of the situation. and Oh the c"'"'.
Eight avenue and Thirty seventh stree! l='.
a moment to survey hia uursuar4. N...'"
Ellis, little boy more bod than mos! %
lockers on, attempted u cross til" st.'e'. ~
this was Nh invasion upon the bull I:'''''
and was quickly resented. A war"inE ''' 80
needed by the boy, bat ha had g"ao t.
~ 70 back. Before las could got aero u" p.
imaI had reached him. There "t5 30 's,'' ..
low, AID the boy shot up into the ~: -
down again with dull thCd. The" '"'
dashed Oh and kind friends picket "@ u .'
boy, who waa severely Inlur,a. ..,
AT Sixth avenue and Tw.nty-"iIh" =. 49,
party Of workmen were repairing w." 'H'II
while resr them stood Il wagon. IA'' "''
get out Of the way rs quickly N. 80 b" 80
proper by tho bull, and II nee" 1t 'hJ
Of u minute TO scatter them al over Ia" 81.
to throw the wagon on tn" top # t"o ". '.'
who were severely Injured. Daa"'hE '' .'.
he reached Twenty second stree: HEi i''1'..'.
avenue he had the street to himself ~
ever, ha was surprised t. Ind ZONE 9A' '" .
him in tho person Of Bc:9hs }. .l". 49,. ..
Hatfield. One pistol shot cAraH"" ".'' -.
and he stood and paved the stree.
more shots in quick succession Sum"
FINALLY he sank to the earth T'N ~
roar aud his career WAS ended N /"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14

The sef;accrcdited especial friends of the ne,
groes are no more in favor Of The emigration
of that race from the South to Liberia than the
negroes themselves, and Bishop Haven, Of the
Methodist Church, not only advises them to
remain 10 the South, but gives them the uu-
christian advice to fight it out there"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-07-14

Ale AND PORTER ntG :; ,J e 5,
A fresh supply Of BOTTLED a. a. w.. j.:
PORTER from tie ArLing!o" &' ~ &c, >
am selling st ~, per 1o@3" II '"| 49,! c: {.
81 for the Porter. dnli5er"I T. "n{ "a, ;;I.tl,.
- =, .'' ''' T;v ii ". ! JUh''"
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List Of Letters.

Tie following Is list Of the letters rama,nin &
N the fostoice in this city July II.
Persons calling for letters viii! say they ale adj
ycr.iSed and give the date Of the list.
Ii not called for within thirty days. they will by
sent to the dead letter office, in Washington.
Brooks, Mrs Sophia Grsson Thos
Bailey, NJ ISIS Sally Hubbard, Geo
Bennett, Capt Thos 5 Hicks, Capt Henry
BsshfolI, Philip Lynch, Mics Agnes
B-awner, Miss Hester Lloyd, Mrs Frederick
Camel Mrs Charlotte Merchant. Mrs 3 NJ
Carter Polly, 2 Mcdonald, j
Corbin, Miss Molly McClain. z c..
FsLeey, NJ Pollard, Sciplo
Grove, John 4 z Shaler, Oliver W
Green, 1hos Thornton. Miss Annie
Gib:on, TnoE Taylor, Jss
WI II. RERkLET, Postmaster.
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Black Walnut district in Halifax county 10.
strqcted ito delegates to vote for Gen, Lee.
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The wnner at Long liraboh. to day, Was
Yorkshire Lass,
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WHEN He WAS WELL RTLRD--The "so7
fighter wss tall rsvboned specimen Of Pike
county breed, and when he arrived in the min
ing camp the boys began TO have fun with him.
to mill him." as they call It in the psr!aace Of
the mines.
10 stood it for long time With poriec: equa-
nimty, until finally one Of the party dared him
out doors to fight.
He went. When they goL al ready and
aqusred oil, Pike county stretched on; his long
neck and presented the tip Of his big noEe tempt.
ingly close to bis tormentor. / N q little slow,
ne said, ''and can't tight unless Pm we'll ri!eJ.
Just paste me one-s good unl-right on the end
Of that smeller."
Hia request WAS complied with.
THAT good 'un," he said, calmly. but
don't feel quite riled turning the side Of
his hosd to his adversary! -"Plessa ching me
another lively ore under the car"
The sstonished adversary again comp Piled
whereupon Pike Gonnty MY ss%srking thst he vas
but would ID the best he could" sailed into the
crowd, ard for the next ten days the "boys" were
engaged in mending broken j,vs. repairing
damaged eyes aud tebdeTly resurrecting smash
ed noses,
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CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council met agaln last night, pu5
suant to adjournment. There was la'' S''snu
area both of members and spectators.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20
District Court Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L Sixth Judi- ial District. in and for Eureka
county, state Of Nevada. IheState of Neya-
da sends greeting TO George Dick and Hong
Lee snd Alb sim, iung Chung. George Dick
and lung Wah, heretofore and now doing
business IN Eureka County, Nevada. under
the firm name o. Hong Lee Company: You
are hereby reqaired to appear IN an action
e~oumeneed against you, as defendant. oy
Frank Abadie. Is paint Fl in The Distric
Court Of the SIKH Judicial District. In aad
tor the County o, Eare~s. state OF Nevada.
1T the town OF Eureka. aud answer the COM
plant therein, which is on file with the CLERK
Of said Court. within ten days after fae ser
vice on you OF this ammOn exclusive OF the
day OF seTvtccl. II served in said county, or
twenty days II served ont Of said county but
within this district and in ali other casss
forty days, or judgment b. default viii be
taken agaisst yot, according 10 :he prayer Of
said complaint.
The said sction is brought to recover judy
nsent agHinst you, the said defendants. for the
sum of solo, u. :; geld csiu, and interest
thereon IN like gold coin, from the 18th day
o February. A b. iss7. at the rata OF five -
per cent. per month. and that a certain deed.
executed on the 18Th day Of Nav. 1875. bs
George Dick and Hong Lee. AMI delivered 10
and interest, may - declared to be a mort
gage upon the premises therein described.
aad that said premises may be soli BY the
sheriff OF Eureka county for the satisfaction
Of plaintiffs demand and tor sueh other anu
further re lief as this Court shall seem meet
and proper, and az more fully appears by
reference 10 plaintiffs con plant on tle
herein.
Ana you are hereby notified that IL you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint
a. above required. he said pia ntif will apply
to said Court for the relief demanded ther IN.
sn In testimony whereof, i. b. III.
49,, Harmon, have hereantO set nav
nat hand and affixed the seal Of said
49, Coart this 9Th day Of April. 4. ID.
lS77.
+. ". HARMON. Clerk District Court.
SIKH judicial district, Eureka Co, New.
By L.. MoLIsxLLI, Deputy Clerk.
C.G. HUBBARD, Atty for fiaintsf.
q ulnw3n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
FOR A MILl-SIrE.
No. @5.


C.c. LAND OyfIcz,
Eqrsssi evnda 5 SeR;emS eg e; is5.
~ John Potter. whose postofice address |,
Eureka, Nevada. has this day fled bis -.
piicati0n for a patent for ave Acres for.
M,llSite, situate, lying and being in PIN.
Mining District, county Of Eureka, and S,s,.
Of Nevada. and known and Designated by ~
Geld notes and official Plat on flo in ~,
Office as Lot Number Al.
The exterior boundaries Of said lot No a
being as follows, to wit: Variation lsh De-
east.
Commencing at a post marked No. 1. US
Survey No. 81. whence a post marked us
Monument No. 3, on the summit Of Hoos,.
mountain, bears n. IS deg. IL IN. W. lsSS
feet. and the northwest corner OF the pln,a
mill building bears ;. 81 deg. t., "a fse,.
thence running hTst course :. 81 deg. 10 min
h.. ot3 feet. to post mfrked No. 2. Z. !. Sur.
yey No. Al; thence. "a course :. Ia dex. Il
so feet. to post marked No. 3. U. 5. Sarvsy
No. Al; therce. Sd course \. IS deg. 50 min. W
yey No. II: ms thence, 9TH course N. IL
deg. W., S24 feet, to post No. l, the plsss u
beginning. containing i've acres.
The location Of this mill site is duly n.
corded in the Recorders Office Of EusS.
Mining District. on page l5j. book H..
Any ami all persons claiming adversely An,
portion Of said Miil-Site, or said ground !.
hereinbefore described. are required 10 III
their adverse clnim with tho Register OF he
United states Land Office at Eureka. in he
State Of Nevada, during the sixty days be-
riod Of publication hereof. or they will be
barrel by virtue of the provisions Of the
statute.
s2i-60d d. b. IMMEL. Register.
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REMOVED! REMOVED /!
Bavaria and BOca Beer
u


Is REMOVED TO THE SAN Mn
L Francisco Hotel or he'd Light ,szzza,
Lodging House Buildir ~ east side 49,
of Main street, Eureka, Nevada. where
Louie will keep on hand a constant supply Of
the celebrated Bavaria and Boca Beer; also
Vineyard, Irop A Cos Sazerac de Forge. and
other well known brands Of brandies, bour-
bon and Rye whiskies. sumo "a year, old.
ana the finest liquors Of all kinds at Ia
cents u drink.
An elegant elevator Of the latest pattern is
employed in hosting the beer. filled in
glasses, cold iron the cellar. at the tick Of
the bell.
Free lunch from II TO / o'clock daily; will
also keep sandwiches Of all binds. DutcD
ilcrrings, Caviar. Ham, etc. Cigars a spe-
cialty.
In conjunction with the Bar be will con-
duet y nrst-ciass Lodging House, AT which
the weary can ever find rest in comfortable
rooms and clean. downy beds.
Liquors and Cigars, l2ts cents. Beds,
from % cents to 81.
A share OF the pablo patrouage is solicited.
LUIS BRANDT.
Eureka. June II. ISL. jel5-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-20
DELINQUENT MINING NOTICE

TNo JAMES WILLBY AND LAWRENCE
i HaItaett: Notice is given 20 the above
named persons that the undersigned have,
during the years from $50 10 1871, expended
for the development OF ard for labor and
improvements upon the Nulcan mine, Euro
ks Dis rict. Eureka csunty, Nevada, the
amount Of one thousand two hundred and
nifty two dollars and fifty cents SIZE go in
United States gold coin. You are hrreby
further notified and required to con ribate
your proportion Of said expenditures. so
nlsde as aforesaid. due from you 70 the TN
dersigred as foilows. to wit:
From James Wiley. one shares-.----.S22 70
From Lawrence Hartnett, one shsres-s2iz %
You are also notihs ID that ia ease you fail
or refuse to pay the am0ent vi money set or
posite your names above 10 TIE undersigned,
in the city Ct Eureka, Eureka county. Neys-
da, at or before the expiration Of ninety days
after service Of this notice, your interest to
said Vulcan mine viii, by operation OF law.
become the property Of the undersigned. who
a the above ex Dendi'ures on said mining
claim in tho years from 1879 10 1877,
j. II. SULLIVAN.
+. j. WALLACE.
j.. Il. CHEkALlER.
Eureka. Eureka county. Nevada, septem-
Der II, A. d.. 1877. isl2-90d
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LEGAL.
District Court Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L sixth Judicial District. 10 and for Eureka
County. state Of Nevada. 1h state Of Ne
yads sends erecting 10 Young T. Seioy:
You are hereby required to appesr IN an
actien commenced against you. as defendant,
by I.ydaa H.. Selby. as plaintiff. in the DIS
trict Court OF the Sixth Judicial D~istriet, in
ana fer the tounty % Eureka. state Of Ne
vada. at the town Of Eureka. and answer the
complaint therein. which Is on file with ths
CLERK Il said Coart, within zen DAYS after tie
service on you Of this n exclusive OF
the uay oil servscet. u served IN said %county,
or twerty days II served eut Of said county
but within tais district. and ia all other cases
forty days. or judgment oy default will be
tsssn sgsiast yea. according to the prayer VI
sail c0mplaixi-
The saiA alton is brought TO recover iads-
merit against you. he said defendant. for the
di selUuoN q the bonds ct nstr.inens row
extstin- between you aud saii plant q a
husband sni wife. on the grounds that you.
tbs sad defendant. disrezariirg ycg- Outs a.
The husband OF saii plaiuud. dad. or or about
the 18th day os April. ISIS. sud 81 divers
other times strike and beat plant q with
y0ar hands and FISTS. and otherwise treated
her in = erdel and inhnman msnner; and
ttst you without cause. on or about the 10 b
day Of May. 1876. wilfaiiy deserted said
plaintiff. and have ever since wiifully and
without cause deserted said plaintiff; and
that You. for more than one year last past
have siiiuiiy neglected to provide said plain :
ID. a. your wife. With the comn moi nscessaries
of life. hEylag the ability so 10 90, and W hlch
neglect was not tbs result OF poverty which
could not have been avoided BY ordinary in-
dustry; and for costs Of suit.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to appear and anss-r said complaint as
above required, The said pisintItf will take
default against YOU. and afterwards apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant. and for s1ch other aud further relief
as may BE- just
49, in testimony whereof. /, +. ii.
e., Harmon. nave hereunio set my
STAT haAd and affixed the seal OF said
49, Court this 18th day OF October.
| A. j.. 1871.
=. H. HARMON Clerk District Court,
Sixth Judicial District. Eureka Co., New.
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