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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-31
BY Montgomery a. Go.

TRADE SALE
OF
STATIONERY, BOOKS, PICTURES FANCY
GOODS STATES AND JUVENILES
BLANK BOOKS PLAYING CARDS, AND A
GENERAL ASSORTMENT or MOTIONS.
TWO LARGE UPRIGHT SHOWCASES AND
THREE COUNTER SHOWCASES.
A LII 10 BE SOLD FOR THE ACCOUNT OF
N a dealer retiring from business, without
the slightest reserve, to- the highest bidder on
MONDAY, March III, 1879, at II a. m. at No 81
Camp street, ..--.
MONTGOMERY h CO..
mh2p ut Auefioneers
ELEGANT WALNUT AND MAHOGANY BED
Room Suits, Parlor. Dining-room and
Kitchen Furniture: six new ard costly Gas
Chandeliers, Show Cases. Pianos, Cutlery
and ated-ware.
A I'll AT AUCTION, TUESDAY APRIL T.
~ at II n. M. al 81 Camp street.
mh2s 1T MONTGOMERY n co. Auctinnenrs
M ONTGOMERY d 90, AUCTIONEERS.
~ SELL
HORSES, MULES. BUGGIES. HARNESS, Etc.
Every Wednesday and saturday.
AT n O'CLOCK A. M.
MONTGOMERY's TATTERsALLs,
desi 6m No. 10 Baronne street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-31
MONEY TO LOAN

DIAMONDS. JEWELRY. WATCHES. SILVER
WARE. PIANOS. LOOKING GLASSES
AND FURNITURE OF ALL
DESCRIPTIONS,
And all other personal property, Guns Pistols
etc. Also on Stocks. Bonds and other colIat-
erals, in large and small sums. Mt as low rates
OF interest "a any chartered institution IN this
city. PLEDGES KEPT ONE YEAR
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09
Peninsula Points.
ITEMS OF EVERYDAY LIFE BETWEEN
THE TWO BAYS.

ITEMS OF EVERYDAY LIFE BETWEEN
THE TWO BAYS.
Dover's heaviest hog, this season, was
DR.. q. ). Andersol's, 434 pounds. Hen
ry Kirschbaum came next, with 424
pound porker.
The business of the Milford papers is
"booming" so that the Ne,us rame ont
in double sheet, last week, and the
Chronicle issued a supplement.
A flock of wild geese flew so low over
Marley Mill near Elkton, the other day,
that one of them struck the iron bridge
with the velocity of a cannon ball. 1t
made mlnce meat Of ITSELF.
Sheriff elect Logan, of Cecil county,
assumed the duties of his Office on Sat
urday.
Mrs. f. b. Stevens, of Wilmington
spoke at the Zion Cecil county, NJ. E.
Church, Sunday night, ON the foreign
mission work.
Mrs. w. Fiske Townsend, the Colo.
ne's widow, now conducts the ISuSSeI
journal.
The Dover Towd Council on Monday
evening had under consideration an or
dnance for numbering the houses.
Nearly hundred hogs were killed in
Georgetown and vicinity last week. The
largest one butchercd belonged to Chas.
F. Richards, ESD, and weighed 419
pounds.
On Saturday last a fatal accident oc-
Cured to Mr.. William III. Belts, who
| lived near Eileudale, Cedar Creek Hun.
dred. Early on that morning he went
| out to cut down tree for lumber, in
which bus ness he, with his brother, was
| engaged. The tree fell sooner than was
| expected, aud he was struck on the
| head by a large limb XII ling him almost
insta ntiy. He was about Al years of age
Hon. f. r. Cochran Of fMiddletown, is
still confined to his room.
The Kent County Mutual Insurance
| Company met with loss of 5000 this
week by the burning of the barn and
stables Of Joshua Philips. of DaRsboro
hundred Sussex county. The Company
had only lost up 10 this fire 81 400.
The editor of the Denton Journal had
four turkeys presented him on Thanks
| giving day.
Hog cholerai rs making ravages in some
parts of Talbot county.
II Is said that yoH ng man from Mid
0letOWn aJe one turkey, tnree uuckS,tWO
| chi ok ems ,aud ice cream and cake in pro.
portion, at the thanksgiving supper at
| Summit Bridge.
At the closing session of the Virginia
| Conference NJ. e. Church South, al Nor.
folk. Va. an Wednesday evening, the
following among other appointments
| were announced
EASTERN SHORE DIsTRIcT-G. ii
| Ray, Presiding Elder-Eastville. j. L.
| Spencer Bell Haven, to be supplied
Pungoteague, G. G. Wertenbaker
Onancock, J. G. Watson, Conquest and
Guilford, W. W. Royal; Atlantic, J.
w. Hildrup; Wicomico, G. H. Green
Salisbury. r. j. Moorman Berlin, w
j. Twilley Dorchester, }. ID. Hank
South Dorchester, W. Robbins Hoop
erville, to be supplied j. T. Clarke
Dorchester Mission, to be supplied j
T. Whitley transferred to West Virgi n ia
Conference, stationed at Parkersburg.
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door Of the bar room was fastened and
the window closed; they ware also closed
when arst went there; my attention
was first attracted to McGaughey by
him making noise and saying III tho
door was not opened he would get In
some way.
HALTING ADMISSION.
QueshoD.-Did you hear Dagan talk
with McGaughey, where be sat at the
window?
Answer-Yes but I couldn't say what
1t was, ~ it wasn't spoken iOnd.
Q.-Was .he window raised?
A-Yes it was about half up.
Odd not DugaE say "don let him
Al can't say exactly.
Q.-No~ do you not say for fact, that
when Rowe went towa:t the door, Du-
gan said "dont let him come in," and
| Rowe said, "yes let's let i'm In for peace
sake?'
A.-No sir.
=. Now think a nome tand tell me
What you did hear Dugan say.
A -(iesitatiDgly) did hear Dngan
| say in u muttereu sort OF q way "dOn't
III HIM in."
Q-And then did not Rowe at once
answer, "Let us let him in for peace
sake?"
A.-Yes 1 gaess he did.
| The cross examination was thus con-
tnucd at length; and iu regard 10 tho
blow whies. McGau4hey hit Dugan, the
witness testified that h- threw up his
hand and fell back to Keep IL from hit
ting him IN he face; the pistol was not
iimed but held about as high AS Dugan's
hips; when the murder took place DugaD
had only been out of jail few days.
When DuRan fred 1 could
see him very plainly.
Court adjourned at the conclusion OF
Marin COIeman's testimony, and the
case will be- continued to-day at 1C
| O'Clock.
OTHER CoURT MOS.
| In addition to the hear ing OF evidence
| in the murder case the following couri
| business Was done:
Walter Cummins, Ed, counsel fol
| the defense in the tj+ctmc mt suit, gave
notice that he would fl le reasons fer q
trial.
| Upon motion of Geo Gray ESQ, and 8
favorable report from the exaiDlnati or
committee, Lewis q. VandeRritt " As ad
nitted to the bar.
The Attorney General had the follow
ing pris, ners ordered 10 b. discharged.
Forthwith. Phillip Dollard, Henry
Mclntire, VIM. Cusick, James Croaker
John Broden, Robert Simmons, Elizi
Truitt.
On Dec. A--John Clarke, James Johr
son, Sullivan Sch field, Alfred Nc
Cracken, James Trnsty, Peter Gooseber
Sarah f. Ponzer, William B,ckus.
During the afternoon Governor Hal
was present a: court and occupied a sea
on the bench.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09

uRcl PAYS THE, Rents OF IRISH
tu,-At the meeting held at Css'lerea,
slrland, on sunday, To promote the
.t,,ton in favor Of IA radical change In
a, Ifnh land laws. one of the speakers,
' N Esann. said that the rents which the
rilords got for the past year or two
' Al no, come from the soil, hut from
lr.rear The New York Herald says:
~ Hsnn has put his finger upon the
M point In the case. Has the land In
ttAnd paid its rent and supported Its
vvt.r any time within the past twenty
nr' W. do not believe II has. And IL
hx not In the past twenty ycars Its
huN Will be more consp ru"us In the
Far to come. and as time goes on VIII
svore and worse every y ear. .Withoutthe
stirumAmcrica which for twenty years
Ymore or ess vciled or Disguised the real
ilteal condition OF hundreds OF thou
htt, Of families, there would have been
,gta. crsis. hut the girl at service In
insia or the boy, or two or three OF
I'm lose'ler paid the rent year In
~ year out. If the rent was not more
Aa Ten pound one girl in a good place
hub city could pay it and have money
APne to contribute even more largely
aae physical comfort OF those over
nss heads She was keeping a roof.
'ss for girls have ranged In that period
a0 I've to fifteen dollars month, and
1t than half ofall earned went home.
"a And even twenty pounds a year has
S0een An uncommon sum To be sent
i1s by one child"
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09
AMuseNleNfs.

n. WILLIAMS To- NIGHT.
Villain. herman Comedian, Gus
Mcly ~ appears for the first time in
N"0uI G9esehinR, in his great special
ha,nt md dne'ihan Cousin" and from
'rg. anS anSS'Valions he will be greeted by
Bon S',e &c. The Boston r. T,one,ier rs,asv.c ssus
M NJ .ie play of our German 's. Sena,Sr SsSS'
lia%s, % Wi, Williams impersons.ion Sena'oT oi y
Aiory d points Of view.
tiag Of G pay itself il IS a constant
Ntis di,,Oau lOaush-provokiug situations.
Auee Of of'a'osll.s abound in bits of re-
aly fuOHnr 'aller homely cast It is
fenl;onn }; y albAit without the faintesi
e0pnen,, 70 o. possibility, connected dc"
Ssla,s Of or sh. .he drawing Of any exist
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09
senator Jones.

ns, fhkrARING TO pEMotIsu THE
IAN ""' SECRETARY s"FR-
tos,;' s'pa'ch from Washington is ss
lhOf,s. fY' Jones, of Nevada, who was
srs hin hi1 most blatant advocates of he
hwe,rar,nu ~ I 'he last Congress, left for
sarD in sa nome last night. He will
As Ia d.,'al d.eNeral weeks, when he pror
Mofa ien".s ino.s himself to the prepara-
ae, in nnslhy speech Ou finance. Mr.
etouocsdi diI,nvrrsaiion ' esterday bitterly
Sae,ar, So,h lhe President and the
lghad VI ,he Treasury for the views
b, and b,s sprtssed regarding the finan-
ietlem S So, ahno1nced his purpose to
salres,a"So "o,h ,t a severe handling when
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09
Brief LOcuIs.

',alhg '
s0.,. ~. board Of Education passed over five
- ''''4u aolIars In orders last evening.
,Aa A. Harris lost his case In Court.
lua lSa,n OF Hugh Dugan for shooting
, man Rowe commenced yesterday
ri,,ta anniversary of Hanover church
/. ns.,a a, pace this evening, az will also
,%tofs Bible class OF the second
.sD'' church.
gssr bbs bs, rom Minstrel company will
.a' "eie on next Monday evening.
b., s'aAaee IN the weather.
,'u'e business Is still dull.
s,%s a, webb had their Christmas
.Ds ~ last evening.
Nm ts,, tss oi No. | school did not get
AuOn. s'a"tea ny the Board OF Ed
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09
Identified as a FOrger.

Haines, who was arrest in Brandy
wine Hundred, last week, and taken to
Camden, N. j., had hearing yesterday,
when he was fully identified as the man
who had forged the names of several
parties to checks, and passed them in
July last; Que on Elwood Fowler, for
800, receiving good money in exchange,
and another on Ephraim Burr, for $54.
IL is said there are several others who
have beeh swindled in similar manner,
and the impression is by the same per-
son. He was, therefore, committed to
the county Jail to await action of t. e
Grand Jury of the January term OF
Courts
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09

copprspoSDENT from Cnionv'lle,
|, makes A very serious complaint
,0s ,Ie courts of Delaware county,
"A pliladelIhis. The GAZETTE has
many wears maintained that seduc-
=, ,lonld be treated as N crime. But
:. aa M, deem that in Pennsylvania,
| 4. law was so easily set aside as our
,,..oondcnt says 1t is. There should
,,rme Justice there and less partiality.
Mou correspondents letter induce us
aiok o,herwi.e We should scarcely
lG,,e what he charees.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09

,.,. IA, Council Of Cincinnati have
49, '''.o n at the gas compa les Of that
ev N uot charge noe than SIPS
~ mo, feet Of gas and have fixed that
,rice for ten years to come. 1t
',,d ,be companies will accept The
'a.1,rhia Gas Trust has liked the
IN thai city at S2.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09
TaOO Ta0rants.

James Brophy and Toby Windle were
committed to New Castle, this morning,
the former for ten days, aud the latter
for thirty days. Brophy was only. re-
leased f ON New Castle yerterday MORN
ing, and in his great joy at being releas
ed he drank too much of the ardent, and
his old quarters received him back
again.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09
Danger Sixs.uIs.

hietnlneat men have died within the
~ lew weeks Of Brights disease, and
nay more will soon die Of the same
n1a destroyer because they do not take
'naefssaie Kidney and Liver Cure, the
~V'lFe remedy for this and other kid
"'lu U'er diseases. decI-2w,
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09

~, Board Of Education ave ASK. asking
TsE poA ,nc,l for the City Hospital
be C'l .'a 80, vert i. into public school
nld''s " II ui,apity it was ever divert
|niding. ~ .a,,se eor which IL was
ahoo' n''h,n, nothing better could be
AI'' nth /, Than to sell 1t to the Board
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09

.nd silver must be used as
'O1' .''a a, money cannot be coined
''~', ,',,,.a states except at its mints {;
% u' sro have gold or silver bullion
w. ',mnelled to paw just what the gov
w" ,, ch,,pes for coming each dollar
'I a'.n,,e,r bullion lying idle.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09

Gen. Grant will exhibit in Louisville
Tomorrow, supported by Mrs. Grant and
powerful com bi nation. If the weather
is all that could be desired iJ is expected
that the city will clear 500, 900 by the
extra consumption of "sour mash alone
Bait. Gazette.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09
1he gsily Sas'tt'.

|. lay KNOX, comp roilet
Hos' .,' 'ua, ~, will accept our 'haak'
The '", or his Annual Report, a very
.ine phsmp' let.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09

Every certificate we publish regarding
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is genuine, and
we will pay reward OF 81 900 toany one
Vogeler, Meyers s. Co., Baltimore. Md
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09

If you want to prevent typhoid fever
or If you feel as you were going to
have the chills and fever, take DR.,
Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price 26 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09

SPEER-Sarah Speer wife OF John Speer
printer, In her SD year.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
to leave the residence of her son-in- law
Thos. F. Moreland, 400 Lombard street, on
Friday afternoon. Services at the house
at o'clock to proceed to the Riverview
Cemetery, at half past two. philadelphia
Pittsburg and Cincinnati papers please
copy.
''Safe on the Saviour's breast,
Held by His gentle arm,
There may our mother rest
Secure from sin and harm''
deco.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09
SECOND EDITION
The Ejects,sesat Case.

A VERDICT AGAINST THE DEFEND
ANTS AND THE CITY's MIND AT RI ST
-THEJUDGE's CHARGE.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-09
FAIRLY UNDER WAY.

Court reassembled at B o'clock, and
Hugh Dugan was brought into the court
room and his trial commenced in earnest.
Levi G. Bsird, ESQ, is counsel for the
prisoner and the state is represented by
Deputy General Cooper and
George II. Bates, Esq, the latter acting
In place of Mr.. Gray, who had been ex-
cused on account of having b. en- letain-
ID by Dngan before his appointment to
office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-20
THE WORD "SOZODONT, :"

Which has already become a household
word, is derived from the Greek, and com
posed of two words, Sozo aud Odontes
'Sozo, translated, means TO preserve, and
"Odoates" the -'SOZODONT' q
preserver of the teeth. And it is true to
it's name. 1t beauties and preserves the
teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums,
and corrects all impurities of the breath.
The odor Of this pure preparation is so de-
lightful thai it is luxury to apply it. 1t
is as harmless as water. Sold by druggists
and perfumers. dl2lm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-20

PIANOS AND OEGANs-At San Francisco
prices, can be had on easy terms at the
rooms of the Reform Club. Mr.. Vann will
give personal attention to customers, and
explain the peculiarities of the various
makes All instruments fully guaranteed
and shipped direct from Koller L Chase,
San Francisco. No agency, no profits to
middlemen and no risk. instruments
sold on easy installments and old ones taken
in exchange. The Decker piano, which is
better than the Steinway or Webber. is just
the thing for Christmas, and can be for
forwarded $50 cheaper than any piano in
the market. d16-tf
The best New Year present is Steinway
Piano, which can be bought on easy Install
ments from F. j. Jessups of Virginia, Or
Mr. F. A. Hentchel of Carson. All pianos
sold by either of the above parties come
direct here from the New York factory. By
buying of him one gets goods directly from the
man ufaeturing house, and avoids the ''drnm
meIs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-20
EVERY Mans FaiRNp-C W. Friend is

EVERY MANS FaiSNp.-C. w. Friend is
. sort of perambuiating time piece. He not
Only knows all about watches and clocks but
ne ls SORT Of local astronomer and Can tell
one all about the stars, the winds and the
rains He observes the clouds and reads the
forsshadowipg of events in the scroll Of the
heavens, not as Sam Tilden would decipher
the hieroglvphics AR Egyptian monument,
but as an Intelligent man w.uld the AFPKAL,
understandingly, and with discerning mind
Friend also sells silver ware, optical goods,
cigars and tobacco, and those goods which
men delight to present to their sweethearts
during the holidays, As such he is a friend
indeed
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-20
. SIGNAL SERVICE PREDICTION.
BRIEF MENTION.

The Virginia Savings Bank will resume.
Manager Byrne states that his managerial
appetite has been satlated.
To-day is the shortest Of the year and a
good day for the shorts TO fill
3-karat gem of single-stone diamond
ring, worth $500, for sale for S240 at Uncle
Harris, 221 kearney Street.
There will be dress rehearsal of the
kindergarten school at the Theater Hall on
Monday evening next commencing at $50
o'clock. None but children and their parents
admitted
When rich man is crippled by stock
panic, the papers announce tnat he is ''enb2r
raised by the decline in values. When Foor
devil with $500 goes to the wall he is "cincLed
by the break.
Fox has taken heavy line of goods down
from the loft of his store and placed them on
exhibition in the place formerly occupied by
Foster, the druggist This saves patrons a
walk up stairs.
The Grand Jury Of Storey County have given
the county affairs thorough overhauling,
and some of the officials are raked over the
Goals at lively rate. In the midst of gen.
eral remands for informalities, hoggishness
of fee, inconpen.ency and neglect of duty,
they warmly endorse the official record Of
District Attorney Harris. He is a brother of
c. NJ Harris Of this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-20
MORNING APPEAL l..
STOCKS.

There was a much better feeling in Pine
Street yesterday and the market WAS buoyed
up little by the good news from Virginia
City. The market was healthier in tone thar
il had been for weeks, and the demand fol
north end securities showed that the presen;
bed rock prices were tempting the public te
come in. Union, Sierra Neuada Mexican
and Ophir were the favorites.
Between sessions prices were fairly main
taiRed. Ophir closed at 179 bid, Sierra Ne
vads 2l3 bid, Union Con. 4lbid and Best 4
selcher, s4bid.
In the second session Ophir began weak
but rallied sharply on the call and closed
strong at 1874 The rest of the stocks, with
few ex Exceptions, advanced. The demand for
north end stocks was very strong. Union
Con. sold up to Az and closed at Az, and
Sierra Nevada closed at %.
Assessments announced Andes, % cents
Belvidere, IS cents; Caledonia, (B. II, }, SO
cents; Big Oak Flat, cents
A meeting of Savage and Hale Ncrcross
trustees took place Thursday afternoon to rat
lily the agreement come to by the respective
Presidents 1t has been finally arranged that
pumping shall go on and that Savage and
Hale and Norcress shall bear the expense
equally until the completion of the 2400 drift
from the Combination shaft. When the con-
neetion is made each company will have to
pay for the pumping of the water tina. itself
iaay make.
The Chronicle of last evening has the fol-
evening that very promising and important
development has recently been made in the
2400 level of the Union Cen. (230O level of the
Sierra Eevada). 1t appears that on the west
side of the drift from the Sierra Nevada in
cline, and at point short distance south Of
the incline, crosscut has been run westward
through what was supposed to be the west
casing Of the ore body. After cutting through
three feet of clay good ore was struck The
srosscut was in last night Is feet, 10 of which
WAS in high grade ore, and the face still show
ing the same material.
The Ophir is also improving. On the 2l00
level the drift north in the Hardy vein has
teen in good ore since Saturday, and since |
then has advanced q feet in the same char
acter of ere, the face averaging 1857 SO.
Following are the latest street quotations
Jacket, z; Sierra Nevada, 20; Ophir, n; |
Union, 81 Gould and Curry, 4; Ophir III |
California, $50; Con. Virginia, $50; Mex
lean, 16s; Bullion, So Gould and Curry, 4;
Hale and Norcross, %; Best and Belcher,
-; Sierra Nevada, 200
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-20

CLOSING OF SCHOOLS. Yesterday afternoon
the schools in this place were closed for the
customary holiday vacation. At the public
there was Nc attempt at extra exercises, save
in the kindergarten department. where the
usual daily routine was varied by the presen-
tation to the principal, Miss Babcock, of a
handsome toilet set and jewel casket, and to
Miss Parkinson, assistant, ring set with a
ruby and California diamond. The presents
were pleasant surprise to the recipients.
At the Sierra Seminary, Miss Clapp, the
efficient teacher, was presented with an ele-
CANT album and several other presents by her
grateful pupils. These yearly gifts to teach
ers from their pupils are most delightful cpl
sodes in the monotonous treadmll of daily
school teaching, and promotes generosity and
kin dliness in the minds of the children.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-20

Nor MsAsr FOR Hoax The Tuscarora
Times Rerieeo accuses the papers of Carson of
publishing hoax regarding the death of R.
d. Ferguson. No paper in Carson did any
thing of the kind. A man who came in from
Bodie stated to a dozen men in the Ormsby
House that Mr.. Ferguson had died. This
item was written in the APPEAL, and just be-
fore the paper went to press man called at
the office and said that he had received dis
patch contradictiag the report. A paragraph
was placed at the bottom of the item stating
that Ferguson was still alive and even then
parties called at the Office insisting that he was
dead.
ARRIvALs.-The following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage yesterday T.
I'll. Gordon, G. w Butterfeld, B. F. Butler
and family, Sam Pierce, E. 3. Yerin gton and
one Chinaman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-20
Nv THE DISTRICT COURT OF rEr

\ \ N 1hE OF kfi
1 SECOND Juicia! district Of the OF Nevada
and Tor the County Of OrTnshy. J. Il bort, PLAINTIFF
Geo. W R1lcorne, d5feIi cIion broght
District Court ot the Second Jodiei, of the
Of Nevada IL and Tor the Country OF Ornsby, the
plant FLED in sad County Vi Orusby the office - ~.
Clerk of said District Court The State of
greeting 70 Geo. W. Hocomb defendant herebF
required 70 appear action brought against i.s
the above plaintiff III the District Court Of tie
Second judicial District OF the State OF Nevada
for She County II OrnB5y and to the npla0f
fled therein "a copy Of which accompanies this
within days ezcusve of the day Of serYce after
County; if served oat Of this County, but in Dis
trict within twenty otherwise within forty days
judgment by aef2nlt will be taken against This sr
action brought the of Six Hundred ana
Eleven doars and Forty three cents Balance alleged Il i
due from 20 plaintiff account OF gecaf,
merchandise furnished ty plaintiff at your{te defend
special instance and request, between 7th
Of September A D. 1878, and she StL day Of Jaly 1874
the more fully appears IL plaintiffs conp ai,tt
file my office, copy Of winch is here with
served Plaintiff also demands for Of
And you hereby notified that you fail to app
the said complaint above required, the s%i&
plaintiff win take Judgment against you for the saie
of SSH AZ and Of sTit.
Given under my hand anc tie Seal Of the Pts
49,. trlCt Court OF the Second Jadcial DstriSt 81 tbo
, State of Nevada in and for the County Of orIussy
| ' shs 18th day Of December in the year OF
Gecl7 J. II. MARSHALL CLERK