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prime to choice at 80 50a10. good mixed $s 5Oa9,
and common S7aS per ton, AL in bales On ar
rival
HEMP-The demand is only moderate and
rough Kentucky is neld at xll0a1l5 per ton
on arrival with limited offerings. Dressed
quoted 8a9c per ID.
MILL FEED--ahe dem md is moderate with
liberal offerings and The market IL steady.
Bran 10 selling at Sl2 60a13 per ton, mostly at
the latter. ehIpsCuff ofie Ell at $l3al4, and mid
dIInRs at $l6a20 per ton, all in bulk, on arrival
MOLASSE5-1he demand is Iair for con-
sum ptIon. but the market generally quiet We
quote 31a45e for good to cHoice New orleans; !;
45A 9Jc for refnI syrups, as 10 quality; 25As2c
Tor sorghum, per gallon.
OILS-Moderate demand for iinseed, and
prime is quoted 6ta6 G per gallon. Rehued
petroleum steady ana firm at l3a sc per gaifon
Extra lard oil freely offered aG 70a72e per
gallon, but quiet.
POrArOEo-There is . quiet market, with
b Iull supply and demand lighl. Ii LII IN $40 Z
at 4Oa55c per bu, as to quality or variety. None
selling On arrival. sweet potatIss sell at az 2j
al so per brl.
POULrKY-LiVe chickens sell at $2a2 rs,
and dressed at q JUa3 20 per doz IN. turkeys
at 7c for live, and iOe for dressed per ID. 1--we
geese are QuOted % z5a4 w, and ducks at u 6Oa
8 topper dOz n.
SAIL OHIO River and Kanawha In fair de-
mand and ample ofe ings aLs 2otl IS per bri
Of bushels. a'd S5caSi per bri vi s Dusheis.
Coarse Liver pool is quoted 81 lOaI 20 per saca,
and iurks' Island at 3ja36c per bu.
SEED-onIy a moderate jobbing demand,
anu clover q oted at 81 aohc per 10, anu CipI :
olhy 81 40al ~ per bu tu st re. Prime fax seed
selling ~ 81 20 per bu, and fair demand.
SUnAR-ihe market remains steady and
only a moderate dem and. Quoted as iOl-
lows: Yellow rehned Sl,a9c. extra sep 9AAa
$40, "A" white 9xal0c, graduated and pow
uerei l0kalOSc, crushed l04c, ami cut ioaf
lie per ID. New Orleans at 7asc for raw, and
S%a91c for clarified per Id.
TALLOW-The market is steady and ample
offerings oil cohnefy at 8kc per lb packed, and
lar demand.
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The Courts.
UNITED STATES.

Alfred Straup, guardian, against the
Continental Life Insurance Company.
rhis is suit to collect the sum OF
$4,000 insurance on the life Of the
lale John Llns0n for the benefit of bis
child, Nancy Linson.
Virginia L. SotnorAn against the Penn
sylyania Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of Philadelphia. This is suit TO
recover the sum OF $500 insurance on
The life Of Jonn Ii. Sotnoran, her hus-
band. -.-
George Bates against the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company The plaintitf
lost al eye while employed in the de-
iendanps shops at Newark, OHIO, repair
ing a10cUmotive, ana wants $1,000 dam
ages.
j. b. Wallace g. Brothers against Mil
ler & B0erner. Iu this case plaintiffs
sue for damages alleged TO have oc-
Cured on account of failure ON the
part OF defendants to fulfill their con-
tract to furnish a certain amount Of
cooperage stuff. They atlege their DAM
ages at IS. o5O so. n'.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Thos. Holland and Ann
Doran, 5000; Cora Wilson. 80 days; An
drew Hanley, $4,000. ....
Assault and Battery--Chas. Mason,
So; Michael Arnold, 80 days; Maur.ce
UHara. dismisssd; Michael Tierney,
continued to February 8.
Miscellaneous-Chas. Ferguston, out
ting with intent TO kill, continued to
Feb. 10; Charles Hamlin and William
Humphrles, practising trick game, 5000;
III iam isan
j. Kelly, same, 5000; J. Tindalt, grand
laroepy. continued II, February 8; j. w.
Patrick, refusing to obey an order con.
tinued to February T;C. s. Winters, for
gerry, continued to February 8; A fred
Deren, vagrancy, dismissed; Thomas
Doyle, carrying concealed weapons, con-
tnued to February 10.
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GRANGE pervaded every part of the


house.
THE report OF the committee appoint
ed by the Chamber OF Commerce 10 con-
Ter with the Trustees Of the Southern
Road, was read to-day. The committee
recommended that a committee Of ten
be appointed to obtain The necessary
Legislation, whereby the Southern Road
may be completed at the earliest possi-
be moment.
The inquest on the body OF John Fl :.
Rutler, VINO was found week ago last
Saturday night In a culvert un er the
CIncInnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
track, In Paramount, In dying
eondItion, rec sulied to-day in a verdict
of death from fracture Of the shul /,
the injuries beng received in manner
unknown TO the jury"
DR.. .. e NEWTON on last Monday re-
moved u tunor from the throat OF a lit
lie girl named Jarvis, involving the
entire thyroid gland. Tue chIlu was
placed under the il flueuce Of chlorO-
iorm, bee ming entirely insensible, and
DID HoJ AZ LDe lime, nor mas sue since,
suffered anv pain. Tuere is every chance
OF he chll"'s recovery, wnIcn will make
the third case reported in all the annals
Of surgery. ..
LAST evening, shortly before 6 O'Clock,
a runaway horse came up Sixth street
at fear ul rate OF speed, and AZ the
corner OF Smith collided with the
leader of u GOAL wagon, but
fortunately doing little damage.
Wnile Ihe crowd were taking care OF
the aforesaid horses and setting things
to rights, an explosion of a gasoline
lamp occurred in the lamp store
OF NJ. BaerIos, No. 324 West KIN
street, but IL was thrown into the
street before any one was hurt.
How such a thing were possible it is
hard to say, as at the time the Store Was
we'll filled with ladies who had taken
refuge there from the rampant horses,
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The Ohio Legislature.
SENATE.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 5.-The bill to make
silver legal tender was postponed till
March 5.
Senate bill, by Mr.. saltzgaber, to re-
peal the act requiring chattel mDrtgages 8
10 be recorded, was read the third time
Mr.. Steedman offered resolution sub
mltting an amendment to the Constitu-
Llon, authorizing laws TO license the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors. Ordered
printed.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 5.-An inspection O!
the journal of yesterdays proce eedings
showing that MIR. Klimpers bill to
authorize the Board OF Public Works OF
Cincinnati TO appoint the City Auditor,
had not passed, having received one
vote less than The requisite majority,
on motion of Mr.. Norton, message was
sent to the Senate requesting the return
OF the bill.
Bills OF general interest were intro
duceu as follows:
BY MIR. Leggett-To fix the time of
commencement OF The term OF office of
Sneliffs and Coroners Tor April follow
ing the date OF their election.
BY Mr.. Mack-To punish by fine and
oby ooh "uu snail lu-
jure any horse or buggy hired oil any
keeper of a livery stable.
BY MI. Sextru-ro require that before
any Mayor Of any incorporated village
snail receive a salary tile rate OF such
salary snail be determined by polu ar
vote,
BY Mr.. Groschner-"To relieve hard
times and 70 save the people from bank
ruptcy." IL provides that all proper y
IN this State shAll be exempt from
execution Tor debt for period Of tWo
years.
BY Mr.. Da'zel-To create commits
sion, TO be appointed by the Governor,
10 investigate salaries and sinecures in
public offices.
BY Mr.. Dow-Prescrbing q form OF
calendar OF Court business to be- pro-
videu aud Kept by clerks OF Common
Pens Courts.
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German Parliament.

AdbIohai ASsoclatou Irebs 70 tne star.
BERLIN, Feb. 6.-rhe German Par.
lament opened to-day. Emperor
William, in his speech, expressed
the hope OF speedy peace be-
tween Russia and Tu key, and that
this will result in the adoptioa vi the
principles OF the ConsLautlnople COu.
terence.
Germany, the Emperor says, being
only remotely Interested in the Easter"
question, is able to part ctpate
impartially in the deliberations
ol the Powers, to induce an un.
derstanding and to secure an i'm.
proyement ia the condition OF
the Christians in turkey. Germany
mas been successful in facilitating the
preservation of peace among the
Powers.
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FOrty-fifth COngress-SecOn Ses-
sion.
SENATE.
SENATE.

SENATEs
AsHINGToN, Feb 5-A bill to author
ize long bond for investments for saw
lngs was reported favorably from the
Committee on Finance and placed ON
the calendar. ..
Various petitions were presented, mos t
OF which were Tor the remopetization of
silver.
The Silver Bill was taken up at The
expiration Of the morning hour, and Mr..
Eaton spoke IN opposition to it and was
followed by Nr. Howe In favor of it.
Mr.. Eaton offered a amendme 1t maxim Q
the silver dollar 440 grains instead ol
4l2H grains; oruered printed. An
amendment was also offered authoriz-
ing the holders OF silver bullion to de-
nosit the same with any United States
Treasurer aud receive theRetor certiti-
Gates OF not less than 800 each, said
bullion to be coined, and The certificates
paid In caIn OF bullion at the option OF
Inc Government. Ordered printed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The morning
hour Was consumed in the presenta-
ton of petitions, memorials, resolutions, +,
&c.
Memorials from Boston and New York,
asking Congress to adopt some measure
OF relief tor sufferers by famine in
Northern China were referred to tile
committee on Foreign Relations.
A bill extending the time Tor the COM
pletion OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
tor ten years was reported and recon-
mitted.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole on The Military Academy Appro-
priatlon Bill, but without disposing OF
the pending amendment the G0mmiIlee
arose and the House adjourned.
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FINANCIAL.

CIECIEEAPi. Feb 6--l:s0 p. III.
Gold is steady. Quoted In Wall street at
lO2 Local dealers buying at I0l&, selling At
lU2. GOld checks drawn 1T lU2k.
Exchange on New York is III moderate de-
mand and ratner heavy. Buying at 10 dis
count and selling AZ par.
starting in limited demand but steady.
Quoted "a S5 for short and a 81 for long in god
per E.
Government bonds are quiet and easy. The
following are the local rates buying and SELL
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CINCINNATI 4 PORTSMOUTH RAILROAD.
DEPOT KLgour and Front. City time.
Kyles Ac........ ...... 4:03PM S:33A
CINCINNATI b wEsTwuoD tEARRow-sAU6RJ
Daily. exvept Sunday. City ume.
Leave e., ii. Il ID. Depot, 6:,5AN, l0:53 NJ
1923 N, 6:lSPM.
Leave Brighton Station. 6:2s A N, 1858 A NJ
II :23 A NJ. 2:3S n. A:I3 N. 6:33Ph.
Leave kupb's (West~cogr. 5:!S N, 7GS
A N, s:2s A N, R;;sS N, 3: SPA. S:jSPN.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave BrienUon Station. 0: 6pM, HOS A n,
2;2S P N, 2:3S P N, 6:23 PM.
cave Robb's estwrod), s:53 A NJ, 1923 A
u, 1878 N,2:03 M, 5;2SPM
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The following is the :YU T. al. report OF New
York stock Market as received Dy Lea, Ster-
rstt II Cos ~ West Third street:
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HOGS-Steady and quiet market. Selling at
SO 4Oaa IS for common, So 7oa8 80 for medium
to far, and 81 UOa4 10 for good to choice per
GENITAL gross.
CATILE-Market steady and fair demand.
Common at 81 2ia2 Is, medium at 50 0 'a3 80,
good to choice at 50 75a4 50, and extra at "a 75a5
per Genital gross.
SHEEP - Are in moderate demand and
steady at 81 JVa3 2j for inferior, So 5Ua4 00 for
medium, and 81 25a4 70 per GENITAL.
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BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PAkKERssURa.
Depot Pearl and Plum. City time.
Washington TX. daiiy".... 9:O'AM 6;s3P y
baltimore Tx. oaiiy y.....,. 9:SPh 6a2S 4 N
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CAMeAMm1sl Lave stock Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb Ga p. M.
The total receipts and shipments Tor the
past q hours were as follows:
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TIL RSDAY, 7tn. 1T ) Z. Nj. POSITIVELY,
~ = MANY HOUSTON, G. Miller, Mas
ter. Apply on board, or to noyse \
Mosset, W. 5. Getty, j. Z. Dorman II
o.. AYenta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-30
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Henry Caterer, manufacturing jcweler, arrived In
this city from his nome 10 Colorado fortnight ago. In
order TO consult an oculsL lie hired rooms IN the
fiat q, the south Of Third avenue and 126h
street. Not receiving much encouragement IN regard
TO his compliant he became very dcspondent The more
SO as It was ntimated that blindness would prcbab
cusue On Friday night Mrs Caterer had OCCASION 10
lea We the house little while, ana ON returning
was borrned hnding ncr husband stretched across
the bed breathing difficulty, with his lie blood
flowing from wound IN tue abdomen revoivcy
which lay by hts sue told the story. A doctor was
summoned when u was found that the bail had lodged
lust above the navel and could not be extracted All
day yesterday Mr. Caterer lay IN inseusUie conui-
ton. apparently Tree from pain but the attending
phy sicians give hope oil his recovery. HIS WIG
saws thst she knows OF reason Tor Tho commission
OF the act q, her than that stated. Mr. Caterer
is nty-sevsn years OF age, native OF Switzerland and
we'll known IN Wostern cities
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RECEPTION 70 SPEAKER RANDALL.

Tho public reception TO be rendered TO Speaker
Samuel j. Randall OF the House Of Representatives,
by the Manhattan Club on Tuesday evening, promises
to be an event OF considerable significance In political
circles 1t 10 not intended 10 DO private reception
but rather IN tho guagc OF o the leading OIL
GERS OF the club, a public affair 10 show the
respect entertained by democrats generally
Tor the leading democratic officer IN Congress.
Tue original idea was 10 receive Mr. Randall The day
after the adjournment Of Congress- when many East
members were passing through tue city but the
Speakers previous engagements prevented u from
beng carried out Invitations have been sent TO SEN
ators Eaton aud AcPnerson and also TO all the New
York as well as TO several Eastern Congressman The
speech oil welcome viii be dsiiscred by August Dol
inout, president Of tho cldb, who Will come from
New port for that purpose. The lending speech
OF tho evening, however, viii be made by Mr.. Ran
dali himself aud remarks are expected from cx- tow
ernvr TIidsn, Governor Robinson aud other promi-
nent men. Secretary Cadwaader yesterday said that
neither senator thurman nor any oil the western
met Ders had been Invited to meet the Speaker but
snouid they happen TO be In town they viii, OF
course be made welcome. Tho club house VIII BIO
eIauoraieIy decorated and Illuminated on the night OF
the reception and Of The best bands oil The city
has been engaged to add music TO the programme oil
ma
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CHAT BY THE WAY.

Il 10 very good thing to mean we'll, but ~ you ex-
pect 10 get ON IN the world you mua also do well.
Good Intentions pay no debts.
some people are always ungrateiui, no matter how
much you DO for them it's like striking ny on q
mules hind log; you only get kick Tor your PATHS
The minister who said he could preach without
nstss has besa at his word by congregation,
witch refuses to pay his salary. lie hrs MISTAKE
You can't maze good by preaching TO
then. Religion goes 10 at one ear and out a. the
sshsr Neither you maze grist mill tat by run
ming coru through ~
Everybody has his peculiarly, which should be rc-
spscssd by those wbo do things In different way
New the pseuiariy OF the hornet s tbathe wages war
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Which will you DO,
Forsake your Sins and 60 10
HEAVEN,
or Keep your Sins and 60 to
HELL9
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

One's Hrs: impulse 10 say to such man, (Which
ever place you choose IN 60 somewhere else
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SUMMONS.

II THE DIsTRICT COURT OF
Il tn NJ nth Judicial District of the state OF
Nevada. In ami for the County Of Eiko. Annette
Benson PlA ntin. against Aaron henson defend
AhC Ae'icn brought In the District Court OF th,
Ninth JuliciAl District Of the State O. Nevada
In Aad Tor the County OF Eiko. and the Com.
plant nled In the Office OF the Clerk Of sAid
DSAriet Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 Aaron
BeSson. Defendant You are hereby required
30 Sppear In An ACTON brought against; You by
the AooNe named Plaintiff. Ia Ia Dis:Tic, Court
Of the Ninth judicial District OF the State OF
Sessda, In and for the County - Elko. and 10
answer the complaint tled therein. within ten
Gays teIclusiye Of the day of serVfcel alter the
within thi- County: or II served out OF this
County. but In this RstEss. within twenty
esys: other~tse. within forty days-or iudg-
nent by default will be taken against YOU. ac-
cording to the prayer Of said complaint
lhe said action IL brought to obtain n decree
Of this Court 20 dissolve the bonds Of matri-
mony existing between Plaintiff aud Defend
drunkenness ard repeated acts OF yiolence:
ALSO for adultry with one Charlotte Smith. A.
Will more fully appear by reference to the COM
plant TOW on Ole In my Office.
And you A-c hereby notified that 10 you fail
to appear and ansver said complaint as above
required, the SAID Plaintiff will apply to the
Court Tor the relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand and the Seal Ii
the DistTict Court Of the Sinth Ju.
dictal District OF the state Of Ne.
tsEAL yadl, County of tlkO. this 18th day
Of December. in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy. seven.
o. L. GREEN. Clerk.
Wines L Dorsey. Att'ys for Plaintiff. mi2
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DANIEL T. BEATTrS
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and Organs manufactured nv nan
lei y. Beatty OF Washington, New Jersey. are
more earnestly and generally comm,nLsd by
the Press. aud music loving public than any In.
manufactured In this country or
hanof<. The Pianos have the greatest possible
depth. richness and volume of toae. combined
with \ rare brilliancy. clearnesS and perfect
exenness throughout the entire sralc. ana aboy.
All. duration which never ch.nycs
under the most delicate OF powerful touch
lhe celebrated ''Golden Tongue Reeds il,
BeAitys celebrated Organ In conjunction Nj a
the perfected Reed boards. produce sweet. pure
aud powerful tones. Every instrument. Piano
ana organ. fully wzrrantoi perfect in eY, ~ re-.
sp"ct. and will be shipped on from Ave 10 nj.
teen days test triai. tn. manufacture having
freight 10th rays. II the instrument "a not sat,
isisctory. Illustrated ADVERTISER. q ,logue
DANIEL r. BEATTY, Washington,
New Jersey.
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMgNS.

JSTHE DISTRICT COURT OF II NINTH
l. Judicial District, OF the State OF Nevada. in
and for the County u Elko.
s. REINHART. T.. REISHNRT n u. REIN
HAkT. Plaintiffs. AgaiuIt JOIN II. JEwErT.
Defendant. ActlO. brought in the District
Court OF the Ninth Judicial District Of the
State of >Gyada, ia aud FOR ihe Coyn'y of
Elk9. and the complaint fi!ci in tho Gfscc OF
the Clerk OF sail District Court
The State Of Nevada sends g~rertin. to John
II. Jewett, Defendant You ar, hereby required
u appear In an action brought against YOU by
the above named Plaintiffs in tie district Court
Of the Ninth Judicial District OF the State of
Nevada, IN and for the County Of Tx and to
answer the complaint hlcd therein, within ten
days exclusive OF the day 81 :, rvicci after tn.
service on You of this s~ummnns-if served
County. but In this District. " thin twenty
days: otherwise. within forty days-Or judg-
m-nt by default will be taken against you, ac-
cording % the prayer OF sIid complaint.
The aid action is brought 10 obtain a judg-
mcnt OF this Court for the sum OF two thouss
and Dollars Gold Coin, with interest on said
sum from Mtrch 10Th, 1876. at tho rate of one
per cent. a month, with ten per cont. Attorneys
fees. and costs. Also that the prcmi es DIES.
cribed In the complaint, be sold according &c
laT, and that gil Persons claiming through OF
under said Defendant be forever barrel and
foreclosef OF all equity Of redemption, and that
Plaintiffs may hav" judgment for any deficiency
that may remain after applying the proceeds 4
such sale to tho payment Of said judgment. and
thAa Tue purchaser OF purchasers lie let into
possession OF said premises upon presentation
OF = SherlTs Deed therefor. and for such Other
relief as to the Court may seem just aud
equitable,
And You are hereby notified that IL You fail
to appear aud answer said complaint as aboy,
required. the said Plaiutids wiil apply 10 III,
Court for the relief demanded therein.
Given under my hand aud the Seal o
the District Court OF the Ninth .JL
dicial District Of the state Cf Ne
tsEAL.l yada. County o! Elko. this 10Th ia,
OF January, in the year of our Lore
one thouslui eight hundred anC
sevents-eigh;.
apl2-9od o. Z. GREEN, Clerk.
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SUMMONS,

In THE DISTRICT COURT 0P
Il the Ninth Judicial District. Of the state OF
Nevada, In aud for the County OF klko.
Frank GREATER and d. Gunbaum Plaintiffs,
against NJ. L.. Grover aud Edward Eunlrll,
Defendants. Action brought ia the District
Sourt OF NE smith Judicial District of thu
state OF Nevada. IN and for the County Of
Elko. and the complaint hled In tho office of
the Clerk OF said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to
". l. GROVER and EDWARD BLUNDELI,
Defendants. You are hereby required
To appear in an action hTnHght against you by
the above named Plaintiffs In the District Court
ofthe Ninth Judicial District OF the STATE OF
Nevada. in and for the County Of Elko, and to
answer the complaint hled therein, within ten
days exclusive Of tho day of ~sCTYiCcl after tho
service on you OF this Summons-if served
within this County: or. IL served out of this
County, but in this District, within twenty
days. otherwise. within forty dAys-Or iudg
ment by default will be taken against you, ac-
cordiDg to the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action - brought TO obtain a judg.
ment OF this Court for the sum Of Pour Humid
red Fifty-eight and Seventy-nve one.huudrcth
lStaS.I5I Dollars Gold Coin, alleged to DO a
balance due for goods sold and delivered by
Plaintiffs TO the Defendants. between the stu
day OF April, 1876, and the 3Clh day Of July.
1871. at the request Of saId DctCpdauts. and
Ercosi- OF sui;. IA will more fully appear by
reference To the complaint ON Mo In my Office.
And you arc hereby notified that IL you iI
to appear aud answer said complaint as above
required, the said Plaintiffs will take Judgment
against you for the sum Of si5s.T5 gold coin
and costs OF suit.
Given under my hand and the Seal II
the District Court Of the Niuih Ju.
dicial District of the State Of Ne
lsEAII vada, County { E!ko. this 9th day
81 February. la the year " our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty-Cight.
m2e-9Od o. L. GREEN. Clerk.
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500 KNITTING MACHINE, 500

TIE WV nlcKroRD FAMILY gs,rrty
hACHlSE all complete for 500. igoI.
Iner lowest price, 1901 Delivered a, ans a.
press once In the u.S or Canada. Tr," On %.
eeip OF Retail price. Send for New Uescrin.
tive Circular. A splendid chance fDr AGESfs
oons .antcn ~ sySry town EfcidsiyN right of
Ric gfORD KNITTING MACHINE ura IN
~ DTSlileboro. VI
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STATE UNIVERSITY
DREPANhTORY DEPARTMENT.,
EI.ISO, NEVADA.

The first term Of this school 9th yeax
4 its institution will begin Monday,
'eptembe. Sd. 1877. Male and female
Himls prepared for College. or ad,
anced further and instructed in the
ollegiate branches. English studies,
Mathematics and the ancient and
noaern languages thoroughly taught.
.e"~ons in music by competent
eacher. No charge for tuition-musi
Stra; also, no charge for room rent
'oHrd $50 per month. payable in ad,
anes. quarterly. For further particu.
I'd address
ID. Il. SESSIONS. PRINCIPAL.