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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RxrRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
Testimony Of Rev. P. B. Wnss' cevington' ~
sr,aitla,2 Tonic Syrup,
The Rest nud safest Remedy fer Chtiis ese
Fever or Fever and Ague.

Smiths Tonic SyEuEs
The Rest nud safest Remedy fer Chihs ss
Fever, or Fever and ASee'
CONVICTION KY, May 81.
There has not been for many years, in this country
such a general complaint about chills and lever
This depressing disease is now prevailing IN many
portions of Kentucky and elsewhere where the peo-
pie have long stered themselves that they were on
tirely exempt from its influence. To those who arc
thus afflicted, we wish to recommend S"'As IONIC
Syrnp, believing it to be the very best remedy ex-
tant Every one we have heard ofusing IT. pfonoanc-
es upon it in the very highest terms We have late
IL used it in our family with marked success The
ingredients are simple, and the Tonic can be usea
freely without any detrimen to the constitution what
ever If the directions, which always accompany e'
cry bottle are carefully followed, it will in nine ca
Sc, out of ten result in permanent cure whether the
disease be of long short standing
We take pleasure in recommending this medicine
the subjects of this disease everywhere sincerely
believing that the use of will verify every werd We
say. r. D. i'
For sale by C. B. Bickford & Co., Troy, Kansas.
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r. Mr.. Mather. route agent on the Atchison and
Nebraska Road, informs that of the packages
of last weeks Chief for Highland was directed to
White Cloud, and White Cloud package to High
land. We send three large packages to each place.
and the wrappers are directed before they placed
around the packages. In the hurry, We suppose, We
got wrappers mixed. Mistakes will happen in the
best regulated families, is a remark which have
just originated and for the first time, ap-
plicable to this case. But the top paper in every
package that send out, is marked with the name
of the post office to which it is destined presume
the postmasters at the places discovered the
ror and exchanged packages
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II part of a car load of provisions, contributed
by the citizens of Troy and vicinity for the relief Of
the yellow fever sufferers at Memphis, was shipped
Monday. Mr.. Chambers, the agent at the Junction,
has displayed praseworthy energy in managing this
busip
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~ Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages ciosn
and gilt binding, 50 cents; same in paper cover q
cents. Manhood 10 cents; Womanhood, III cents;
Pamphlet, 3 cents-securely sealed, by mail. Senu
money or postage stamps. Dr.. WHITTIER, the grea'
Specialist, 6l7 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, NO.
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II VIM Mann wishes it announced that the sub
scription paper which he circulated few weeks
since, is in the hands Of James D. Williamson, at the
post-ofBce to whom those subscribers can pay, who
have mot vet done So
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II Tom. NJ Pierce, Esq, of Atehison, called in,
last week. We are glad to learn that his law prac-
tce is constantly the increase. He is Doniphan
County boy, and always like to them do well.
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Y Thousands of dollars are now being saved
every year by progressive farmers Who soon discov
the great value of freely using Uncle Sans Condi
ton Powder in the feed Of their stock 1t restores
the sick increases the beauty and usefulness, and
promotes the growth. Sold by C. B. Bickford 4
Co., and d. c. Sinclair, Troy; Aug Miller wathena
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II Since the prevalence of fever and ague, our
druggists have out of Smiths Tonic Syrup, and
the wholesale druggists of St. joe found their stock
exhausted. Smiths Tonic is manufactured by the
John Ball establishment of Louisville, Ky., who are
regular advertisers in the Chief This medicine is one
of the best known for bilious disorders and druggists
should make it point to have full supply at the
beginning of the sickly season.
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EF- Mrs. DIR. Ashmead left, Wednesday morning.
for Philadelphia, . visit of six eight weeks.
She took Dave with her. Doc expects to make his
headquarters in the saddle, during that time.
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II Threshing is going on briskly in all parts Of
the County. We are glad of it. Four or five hun
drcd dollars have been promised us. after harvest,
and We expect the money will soon come rolling in.
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We have since learned that Lands died on the

II On Tuesday, Joshua Pindar, a resident of
Wolf River Township, brought in to the Probate
Court to be adjudgsd for insanity 1t decided by
a jury that he insane. He is man of very
nervous temperament, and has had much sickness in
his family requiring his constant attention, for many
days and nights, deprving him of necessary and
sleep. His mind became unsettled, and he made vi
olent demonstrations, when he was taken in charge
by the authorities. He imagines that he has been
poisoned and that his children were poisoned Ply
scans express the opinion that the attack not So
we're, and that treatment in an asylum will
store him to reason. Application has been made for
his admission into the asylum at Osawstomie. In
the meantime, he lie in charge Of the Sheriff.
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r. Miss Sallie Stewart, daughter Of Charles w.
Stewart of this place. married at Waterloo Iowa,
August 18th, to George R. Daley.
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~ Miss Fannie Michaelis, who went on the Put
in Bay excursion returned, Tuesday Of Last week,
from Van wert Ohio accompanied by her sister, Mrs
Weis Both We are sorry to learn, i'll with fever
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~ The list of persons to whom teachers certin-
Gates have been granted. which we publish this week.
will be found useful to school boards, in deciding up
a, the qualifications Of applicants for schools
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~. Thanks to Frank Kotsch for q basket of his
delicious grapes His California grapes largo
that it takes two bites to dispose of one.
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Ltv George l. Burkhalter returned to college at
Columbia. No. the first of this month. Pliny Sopcr
and Albert Perry will return to Lawrence the last OF
this week
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Y We sell only for Cash, and viii give our Gus
omers the best bargains in Severn Noe, ut
NcCxuM'A
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II VIM M. Shepherd was up from St. Joe, Sat
urday and Sunday.
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sB- These the nights when you want to tuck
yourself in under the bed-kiyer.
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Teacher, Examinatio,

Teachers' EXaninasioa.
There will be public examination Of applicants
for Teachers Certificates, on Saturday, September
2sth 1873 D. ID. Rose,
Sept5wi. County Superintendent
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II Chief Justice Horton was in town for a short
time, on Saturday afternoon and favored US with a
call
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soaA AASDis AssAsaIsATEp-Letters received from
on Lands Norton County, convey the intelligence
'"A' conn Lands, OF that place, was shot ON Monday
evening" the I'd inst, by sssassns concealed on bs
o"n premises They shot him In the back. the bul
let passing through the lower part of the bodv AZ
last sceounts he was still alive but no boues
Entertained of his recovery.
we pubiished an account, several weeks Ann of an
attempted assassination of Mr. Landis. nv ner.on.
ming into his house. in the night; and we have mn
derstood, for some time past that he had anne dead
enemies in that County. 1t is stated, in some of
the papers, that the difficulty grew out of County
seat contest, but We learn differently There is
sinai colony OF hissourians settled in the vicinity
VINO are said to have been rebel bushwhaekers dur
ing 'ne war. Lands had no love for this class of
men and they were not on the best of terms Lam
dis son married into one of tho families but did NOT
get along well with his wife, and finally left her, and
vent to Texas She sued and obtained divorce. but
failed to ask for or receive decree for al;monv AZ
ter this, young Lands died, and his father. John
Lands, took possession of his land a. legal heir.
The womans family, who had forfeited all right to
any share OF it, then set up claim which was resist
ed by Lands; and the difficulty has been brewing
ever since.
John Lands was of the earliest settlers of this
part Of Doniphan County. He was of Southern birth
but was Free State In the Rebellion he serv.
ed in the 10th Kansas and of late years, had been
an active Republican, and an influential man.
He removed to Norton County some five years ago.
U. NJ Dannevick, also a former resident of this vi.
cinity, went west with Lands, and located near him.
He also seems to have incurred the enmity of the
bushwhackers, as they burned his stacks, stables,
and all his grain, the night following the shooting
of Lands.
1t is to be hoped that the proper authorities will
leave nothing undone to ferret out and bring to pun
ishment the perpetrators of these cowardly and in
nous outrages.
We have since learned that Lands died on the 5th
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. Perfect

Liver is King.
The Liver is the imperial organ Of the whole human
system it controls the life, health and happiness OF
man. When it is disturbed in its proper action all
kinds of ailments are the natural result The dges
ton of food the movements Of the heart and blood
the action of the brain and system are all
Immediately connected with the workings of the Liver
1t has been successfully proved that Green's August
Flower is unequaled in curing all persons afflicted
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu-
merous symptoms that result from unhealthy con-
tition Of the Liver and Stomach sample bottles to
try, 10 cents Positively sold in al towns on the
Western Continent Three doses will prove that Il Is
Just what you want Forssle BY C. B. Bekford & Co.,
D. C. Sinclair, Troy.
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r. That savage dog belonging to Charley Brown,
attacked and severely bit an arm belonging to the
same person, Monday afternoon. That dog knows
how II feels te have pitchfork run into him.
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e Call at Leland's, and see the new
goods. The best stock of goods in the
County, and cheaper than any.
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~ We hereby tender our thanks to the Ciefh Oh
the Weather for that good, soaking RAIN sent our
specisl request.
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Keep sas de R1isa.
Wire Screen Doom, and Wire Cioth fos Window
Srreens- TnoY Lun1x1 Yam.
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y Jerry Neibling has for sale 500 bushels Of
Reed Straw Wheat, clean and nice, at his farm on
Cedar Creek, four miles north of Highland.
Sens w.
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Fer sale. CheRp.

house containing six goodsized rooms pantry,
&c. The best location in Severance. Lots 80 by $50
feet. A good barn and cstern, 600 barrels) Would
make a good boarding house. VIII be sold with or
without furniture. Apply to
ft- Cur 8. HoPKNs
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
above party will cost and trouble by settling the
same at Every collectsble account not settled
in one week from this notice. will be sued.
Sept II, 1873. Cur s. HOPKINS
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On hand now, and for sale in the meadow, the be-
quality Of Prairie Hay, one nile uest Of Ioy.
2augiv. Dan. w. VOORHEES,.
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STUD BA KER & WEIGH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Spring Wagons
and Sleighs.

81. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. q, 1873.
EDITOR Troy CHIEF Please say to the farmers Of
Doniphan County that will exhibit, at your Fair,
the Farmers Improved Studebaker Wagon, that
beat all competitors wherever it has been shown 1t
will pay everybody well to examine it. Our agent,
Mr.. John Guider, will exhibit our goods.
Yours truly, &C.,
STUDEBAKER & WEIGH.
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II Ward Oh ague, bilious fever and mmy Other
lla, by taking . few doses Of E1esfs Daylight Avef
Pills- Have you no rosa mind NJ q ease, body eel
dam free from paint These mg,r coated pills viii
bring relief, and make ven again. Sold BY C. B
Bickford & Co., and D. C. Sinclair, Troy; Ans Nil
ler wstheaa.
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Cheap Lumber.

In order to sell lumber very cheap, have conelu
ded to sell only for cash.
Sept. IL, 1873. Troy LUMBER YARD
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Remember, We guarantee all our T a. represented,
or refund the money. G. B. BIcKFoRD & Co.
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On long time at low interest well improved
Doniphan County, Kansas. Apply TO
iunesi Xxx. STOUT. Troy, Kansas
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,Ur 8. HOPKrxs.

II Emigration seems to increase, rs the season adj
vances. Movers wagons are passing through town in
an almost constant stream. These people all appear
to be in good circumstances judging from their looks,
their wagons and teams, and the amount of goods
they carry. We think Henshalrs misgivings well
grounded.
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CARPETS. Carpets!

We have on hand Samples of Carpets we Will
lake ORDERS and furnish at factory prices
C. B. BIcXFoRD & Co.
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- Just received, . large Stock Of fsesh r, Ut
G. B. BIcKHoKp 4 Co
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n "Economy b the rod 10 wealth" Afly cent?,
worth Of Uncle Sans Harness Oh applied 70 yssz
old harness. viii make TIE leather look like new and
keep it soft a.d pliabss- Sid By al Harness desl
err
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AGENTS.
noyIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

- "a Jpdicial District-ALFRFD G. OrIs.
u,r Commissioners-J. S. LONG, CYRUS LELAND, JR
WIN II. DECKARD.
ct"r;fJCHkRLEs BURKHALTER.
I'll Of District Court-FRANK BROWN.
Tr.s.urer-RoBEKT FLIcKINGER-
UNITY CIerk-D. W. MORSE.
C"n;y Attoruey-F. K. ARMSTRONG.
D. hsite Jndge-RoBERT WILKINSON
i,,;S,sr IF Deeds-JosEPH Il. HAMPsoS.
e-r;ntendent OF Public Instruction-D. ID. RosE.
sSaaFrysyor-CHARI.Es CoRBusIER
ra,on,r-DR. W. W. CARTER.
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~ Since the rain, Saturday and Sunday the
weather has been quite COOL and the nights nave iei'
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SAVE YoUR PEACH SEEDs.-I will pay the highest
market price for them. Jas kxvr1,
Sent. IT. Troy, Kansas.
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Lv Thomas Langan, of Doniphsn, IN old sabscr'
= ~ tho Cki.f. called in, Monday afternoon
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CIDER VINEGAR
{ C.B. BICKFORD & co.'s.

IL For good goods and low prices, 80 to the Cash
Store at Severance. AcCHuh
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y Best stock Of Notions in the Coun'
ty, at Leland's.
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4. o. O. r.

4. O. O. r.
TINY CITY Lodge No. 81 meets every Saturday night
=, ndS Fellows Hall. over Boders Bank All members
~ he order are cordially invited to attend
oil INC o'N G. W. STRAHAN, n. G.
BF CALLAwAY, Sec
A. T. CHURCH.-Services every Sabbath at lot A.
Me NJ and n p. n. Prayer meeting every THURSDAY
evening. o. n '
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The Atchison L. Nebraska Railroad.

GOING NORTH.
M / mail and express leaves Atchison at la:o NJ
Troy Junction at arrive at Lincoln NJ o4o m.
No 4 through freight aud accommodation, leaves Az
Gibson at 100 a. H. and Troy Junction ut ~ g. III.
GOING SOUTH.
No . mail and express leaves Lincoln at 4oo M M
Troy junction LIS arrives nj Atchisoh ~ saw
p ,..,., ,.,,,as T. In.
coin at 500 M Troy Junction at 40 p nj arrives NJ
Atchson at GEO p. m.
CONNECTIONS.
Train No leaves Atchison after arrival OF an ~
trains connects with ST. 10; d. G. from o. 90, %"
semi at TROY Junction Train No connects NJ tI.y
Jpnr,ion with the St Jo & ID. C. for the West Train
So connects ut Troy Junction with St Jo u y; n. n
for ST Joseph makes close connections At Atcnson
with the Missouri Pacific for Leavenworth Kansas ~
St Louis and all Eastern and Southern points WIN ~.
IT. s. ST. Jo for Hannibal Quincy and the East- Win TN
the c. X p R. r. for Rock island, chicago anu VA
East With the K. c.. ST. Jo- G. b., for Chicag9 anu
the East With the c. b. U. p. for Conc1rda anu .ne
solomon Valley With the A. 7. s. f. X, Tor Deh'er'
Pueblo and the Great Southwest T.; ~.
Connections made at Lincoln Win tne d. q ~ IN N
braska and Nebraska Railways q.
7 wsTroWNE JOHN X. UT,
H. W. 60, Snnt Geu. Ticket Agent
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uhADE A.
&C. Mattison, Wathena.
Annie Bennett,
Jw. Wilkerson, Savannah, Mo.
C. b. Roundy, Geary City.
N s Maynard, Troy.
Emma A. Toner,
Sallie b. Shields, Highland.
GRADE I.
&c. Strahl, Highland.
+. A Kinsey, Troy.
H. Z. McCabe, Severance.
Charles Bowers, Highland.
Lizzie Thompson, Geary City.
G. r. Nickel, Severance.
Isadore Irwin, Z"
c. f. Walton, Troy.
Virginia Breeding, Iowa Point.
Alice A. Amos, Troy.
Sarah A.,Hill, White Cloud.
Mamie Nisbet, Leona.
NJ. l.. Edwards, Donphan.
Matte Williams, White Cloud.
Norah Dunleavy.
r. W. Roach, :.
A. E Bender Geary City.
Eddie Senter, st. Joseph, No.
NJ. Hambaugh, East Norway.
Kate Hartman, Bremen.
A. III. Ward. q"
Lena Lintlner Doniphan.
Mary Hampson, Troy.
Jessie Parker =.
Up. Rich White Cloud
Hattie Often. Bremen.
E. n. Pugh. Severance.
Mary A. Ellison, =.
J. A. Stewart, "
J. Hotchkiss, Troy.
o. N. Backus, Severance.
Charles Cherry, Elwood.
Eta Clark Doniphan. -
Name Waller. 4"
L. C. MARYLAND, Troy.
E. Hamilton,
j. b. Brooks,
Nellie Bryan, Wathena-
A. z. Ewing, Tanning.
N. J. Rhue, Troy.
Elite Steele, :"
GRADE 2.
VIM. Watkins Severance.
Emma Plank,
ID. d. ROSE Co Supt
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| ~ Old goods marked down, at Le-
lands, regardless of cost.
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Y Mecrm wants to bay 10000 bsahels of wheat,
At Doniphan- 2aug.
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~ Henry Kauts's big peach weighed u ounces
That Is the largest yet.
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FRANKLIN BABCOCK
Viii negotiate loans for parties wishing 70 oorro"
mo-, 3feb16.
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" MeCrnm want. to buy 50 steer calves
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" Fog Wall Paper, 60 70 D. C. Sinclair.
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~ All kinds of new goods at Lelands,
at prices to suit.
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Liver II King.

d. d. ROSE, Co. Supt.
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Y Hysa hsve ~ rssl stsss 70 sel, sPplyto n
B. q g. 7. Wood, Troy, xansaa
rpcr Pure CIDER Vinegar, 60 to D. C. sinelsir-
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SUM MjHS.

IN III DIsTRIrT COUVT OF
i the ninth Judicial Di,gi,t Of the State OF
Nevada, la anI for the COUNT Of Elso. Annette
Benson Plaintiff. against Aaron henson defend.
ant. Action brought I'm the District Court nf tn,
Ninth Julh il District OF the State OF Nevada.
IN and ir the County OF ElkD. aud the Com
plair nled In the oiice OF the Clerk OF said
district Court.
Tie state Of Nevada sends greeting to Aarun
Benson, Defendant You are hereby required
% appear ia an &C ion brought against YOU 10y
the aooy" named Plaintiff. In tho District Court
of the Ninth Judicial District OF the State OF
Nevada, In and for the County Of Elko. AMI 20
answer tn complaint hlcd therein. within en-
Gays teKclnsive of the day Uf sery Gel after the
service On you Of this Summons If served
within this County; or IL served out Of this
days; otherwise, within FORTY day.-"r juig.
n4ent by default will be taken against You, ac-
curdiDg To the praye r Of said coinpl tint
he saId action Ii brought to obtain n decree
OF this Court u dissolve the bbnds of matri-
nIony existing between Plaintiff aud Defend
ant, on the ground OF gross aud habitual
drunkenness and repeated acts OF violence
wall more fully appear by reference to the COM
plant ow on file III my Office.
ANA you Arc hereby notified that II you fail
TO appear and answer sail complaint as above
require e.. the said Plaintiff will apply to the
Count Tor the rcliei deInandei therein.
Giycn under my hand and the Seal OF
the DisthcI Court of the Ninth Jul
dicial Distric OF tn stat III Me-
IsEAL VadI, County Of hlkD. this 18th day
Of Decent or. In the year 81 OUT
Lord one housa a eight hundred
aud seventy. seven.
Wines x Dor ey. At;'ys for Piaintin. ml2
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SUMMONS.

II JUSTICE COURT. H"ETINGTON TOWN.
1 ship. IN thc 1, Ut ~ OF LlkO. state Of Ne.
yada
james VI chc". Plaintiff. vs.. Benjamin Mugiit,
Defendant.
IL" state ot Nevada sends greeting 10 Rem
isniu UuEitt, DrfoUdAnt: You are hereby re-
IuiTtc Ia all "af IN al action brought against
yuu b. tue above named Ilriuiiff. la the Jus.
tir' t"Urt ~ EUItiEgtUH low nshIp. County Of
hlkr, State ~ Nevada. aud To- suEWcr the ram.
p!-Iut siJd therein, AZ ifhIu ten by u4rluniy,
Il ibr Il Y % r"'rti.vl gf;rs thr ErtN.,r on Sou
Of this summons, " served within tn. Cuuu.
y. or a S"rN'd 'ut e thIz County but VA this
hIttrist, within tN'H'y GiTH. tier wisu within
i'TiN na2 n, - judgment ~ default viii he tax.
"a sgaiust you according t. Ibc lr4ycr Of said
q" sll.IUt.
sad seton h. 1rCUgi I to % ain . Judgment
~ 'ut- 'uGTt Ter t.v suII Of one huutrtd and
rig..iy n'v dollar. gold ,,.H - Ihc tinted
state. wlIE interest ODD same Tor one YEAR and
two hrInT'd aud tive, u-tNU dUlI.rs. sIl.g a
. hr due or ur. par II upI.rs 80 % one uatr,f
lHit'tr. s'Eo si't drU', r'l 10y p.aI tn ~ d.
'ruait Il iH' l'ih day % ILE-, - u. 1876. At
the TqU'rt 81 tie drI,G dart - vii. ulur,
i.l.l .TI'aI 10y Gc:,r nee 10 the complaint on
hiy Ia uy ug.yr.
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20 an ear al afuN"T 80 CON paint a. al-pyo
IC mol. the rsld ItsiEt,H wIlI tai q Judgment
against you iur 1 e. qua, uf Two hundred aud
tN"ntS-l"ua'! ara EuI. ,u.u and cost 81 suit.
UivrH "a der NY uItd uIis 20 u day uf Dune,
4. h. loo. a. y h,,nMS4.
justice "i ihr To e! r HUU.iug uu township,
County 90 IlLu 'sru 90. Nevada. J,ii
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BANKING HOUSE

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ELRO. NEVADA.
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FOR SALE.

nETwEEN COCO Ann 1000 FAD or CAT.
ID Tie. the property Of Miller h Waters. IN
luck Valley, are on,f,d for sale Immediately.
MILLER n WALTERS.
Duck Valley. May iS