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Senator MnI on the situ,tio,

Washington, ID. g., Nov. 1O.-The New
York Tribune to-day contSins private let.
ter from Senator Hill, of Georgia, to Hon.
5. b. Chitenden, Of Brooklyn, furnished
BY the latter for publication, with Senator
Hills consent, as fellows "Wel, my
friend, the most anxious event in our history
has become tacta solid north against a
solid south. Nolanguage can express to you
the extreme sorrow feel. The view that |
take of this event is that it is one of evil. 1t
can have no logic of continued republican
form of government, but means disruption
Of the union into several monarchies, or an
absolute consolidation of dll the states into
one empire In either event, the constitu
tional system will be destroyed. II nv opin.
ion the time has come when the great quel
tiOn for rral statesmen - consider is, how
speedily to break up this sectional solidity
ana organize new parties altogether on other
Issue. The democratic party Is hated a,
the north and therefore 1t ought to be dis.
banded; and the republican party is hate
at thS south, and therefore il ought 10 be-
disbanded. Whether this hatred IS Just or
not, makes no difference, would be glad
to see II great national union party organ
lied, for b3lieve tho government formed
by the constitution is nation. True it is a
limited nation; but within the powers dele.
gated TO 1t by the constitution, it is MS much
nation as any on the globe. | really like
Garfield, and sincerely hope he will have
successful administration. He has abil-
ity for any cri'is. He must feel keenly
the fact thst he is elected sohdly
by northern vote, but he has q great oppor
tunity, aud he can if he will, easily aud
consistently destroy all sectional animosties
and solidities, and be chosen for a second
term by a majority of the states north and
south. This opportunity is far greater than
the office itself, and if utilized will give him
fame which the office could not give, and
which no previous president has attaine /.
But will he do 1t? Igreaily hope he will,
and greatly fear he will not. see move
ment to make an issue on the result in New
York, with view to defeat Garfield In the
count by congress; there would be great
danger in, this, but for one
fact, ard that one fact is that the south will
not countenance it. The poor, derided and
abused south, If necessary, will once more
save the country from revolution, and as
before, will get no credit. The republican
party will take the presidency pesceaby,
because the south wills it, and at the next
election the leaders of that party will say
from every stump aud pulpit in the north
and south that the south is rebellious. New
ertheless, we shall avert all rev lntion, not to
win the republican president or avert repub-
lican abuse, for either Is impossible, but
solely because it is right, and we are determ.
ned to preserve the peace of the country,
How long we can bear this, don't know.
Its injustice is unparalleled, and it is a wrong
that ought to cover the north with blushes."
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"A Horrible Murder.

New York, Nov. l0.--A horrible murder
was committed at 81 Lewis street this even
ing. Andrew j. Gillem sought the hand Of
Mary Segerson in marriage, but a brother of
the girl opposed the match. Gillem called
on Miss Segerson, bu! she told him to leave
the house. He asked for glass OF
water, and when the girl returned with it he
cartssed her and said, MARY, love you"
AT the same moment he drew revolver arl
shot her through the head, kill
ing her instantly. The murderer
Immediately disappeared, and it ia
said threw himself into East river.
LATER-The murderer has been arrested
and is now at police headquarters. He is a
young lawyer of dissipsted habits. The
brother of his victim is assistant corporation
attorney of New York city.
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New York.

Albany, N. Y, Nov. l0.-Edrsr X
Apgar'a a member of the democratic state
committee and executive committee of that
body, has written a letter To- the Argus stat
ing that there has been no meeting held since
tue DAY OF the election either of democratic
state or executive committe, nor have spy no.
uees Oeen Issued u members of either com.
ni''tee Tor any suAa meeting in the future.
he also says "iho only action taken by the
members ot the committee, whether officers
UT othtrwlse, Is Individual action, which the
commlIlee has not authorized and for which
II cant be held responsible in so eraye a
matter as calling into question tho vote of
new York 10 the electoral college. Ton
great caution cannot be exercised. The onlv
way any contest could be made with even n
shadow Of success, would be by the rejection
OF the republican electoral tickets on which
lne M word election" has bsen twice printed
ms believe, cannot and should not be
zone 10 change the result in any other way.
more than twenty thousand separate cases of
fraudulent or corrupt votes would have TO
DC proved, sne evident impossibility. 1t Ger
tainly, cannot be expected that the present
sttte board of canvassers will declare other
wise than is shown by the face of the returns.
and my view ofthe democratic doctrine leads
me to hold that congress cannot 90 behind
the state to investigate frauds at the polls in
the choice Of presidential election"
Roundout, N. Y. Nov l0.-The chairman
OF the Ulster county democratic committee
mas served upon the board of canyassers of
thst county protect against the counting
OF the republican electoral ballots, claiming
that those ballots do not conform to the re,
qulrements of the state in that they contain
both caption and endorsement and that the
names of the several candidates arc printed
in plain type with letters of uniform size
Ulster county, heretofore largely democratic,
on the "a instant gave the Garfield electors
1876 majority.
New York, Nov. l0.-At canvass of Nav
York county by the beard of alderm n, sit.
tlbg as super 'isors, a protest was presented
by Nicholas Muller against Bepj4min Wood,
Tor congress in the ninth district, on The
ground of fraud and illegally endorsed bal
lots
New York, Nov lO-The democratic
county committee of Columbia and Dutchess
counties, New York, have filed protests
against the counting of the re ublcsn ballots
for electors in these counties, on the ground
that they were Illegally endorsed and cast.
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Food 10 Make rIesh.

Sugar, syrups, fresh cheese, wheaton grits,
hominy, juicy meats, are the foods to make
flesh. Almost any woman will get plump on
brown bread AM whea.en grits or oatmeal,
eaten twice day, with plenty of meat and
vegetables at breakfast. and a supper Of
brown biscuit, with sweetmests, cheese and
cream, or coffee drank with plenty of sugar
and cream. tits not necessary to eat largely
If the appetite does not call for it, but the
food must be tempting, and If hunger is
keen one who would be plump and spirited
should not be afraid to indulecit. Unrelsh-
ing, distssteful food will not nourish and
stimulate like what is piqusnt and shvory and
changed in variety day by day.
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Mondc's Murderers Scntonced.ror Life.

New Orleans, Nov lO.-Martin Nolan and
Alex c. Giles, alias Frenchy Joe, convicted
of the murder and robbery of Michael
Meade, at Algiers in March last, were
sentenced to day by Judge Duzenbury to
Imprisonment at hard labor for life. w.
Thompson, their attorney, who bad Just
made motion for arrest of judgement in the
case of Nolan and Giles, which was over
ruled, was then callet up and sentenced to
one months Imprisonment for assault and
battery, of which he was sometime ago
conyicted
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Affairs at Austin.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Austin, Nov. l0.-Attorney General
Mccormick after ten days tor through
IL yes, Comal, Guadalupe, Gonzales, Fayette,
Colorado, Wharton, Fort Eand, Harris
Waller, Washington and Bastrop counties
returned last evening. He reports the largest
cotton crop in all these counties ever grown,
and yet much is still uupcked and wasting
in the fields The Texas sugar crop is greater
and finer than ever before.
The weather continues clear, cool and
sunshiny.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS By TELEGRAPH
me Large Cotton Crop as Observed
by the ATTORNEY General - Two
Hundred Bales of Cotton Burn.
ed at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
the Increase, and Rise in
the Price OF Wool at
san Antonio, Etc.
San Antonio Items,

Special TO the Herald.
San Antonio, Nov. lO,-Two English gen.
temen have arrived here for the purpose OF
cutting and baling hay in this market to be
shipped for sale in England.
Epizootc is on the increase, though no
stock has yet died from the disease.
Judge Woods, of tho United States circuit
court, got in on the evening train and will
open his court tomorrow morning. There
are large number of cases on the docket,
such as smuggling, counterfeiting, buying
United States goods knowing them to have
been stolen, and minor offences.
Wool reached 26l cents per pound for
choice lots, and the stock in warehouses is
rapidly decreasing.
All branches of business are revivng Won
derfully as the cold weather sets in.
Wood commands fancy prices and is quite
an object to poor people. The wood question
is becoming serious here
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Financial Lesson for Beginners.


Awoda Soyemon, highly respected man
who lived many years sgo, in crossing a
bridge at night, dropped piece of money
worth ten sen into the water To recover the
coin Aw ds Soyemon bought torch at a
cost of ffy son, and after some trouble,
found the money he had lost A bystander
said to him; "Is il not a foolish thing to
expend fifty sen to recover ten ?" "No,"
said Awoda Soyemon, A" because if the
money had remained in the stream it would
have been lost and of no use to any one but
the fifty sen are not lost, they have been
merely transferred from my possession to
that of another"
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General Hancock Satisfied.

Washington, d. G., Nov. l0.-A letter was
received hero to-day from General Hancock
by an officOr of the army, who was formerly
on his staff, in which General Hancock says
emphstically that he had no lot or part in
the agitation relative to throwing out the
vote Of New York, and that he will not have
any. BE says he is opposed to the agita.
ton, and believes that General Garfield was
elected and should be inaugurated without
suy fuss.
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Rescued by Masked Men.

jacksonville, Fla, Nov. l0.-A train from
Madison courthouse, having on board five
citizens of that county, in charge of deputy
Unite States marshal, arrested Tor alleged
violation of election laws, was arrested on
Tuesday night as it was leaving Madison by
a party of masked men, who m de the rrison-
ers disembark. The train was then permitted
to go on. No injury was sustained by fuy
person.
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Alabama Legislature orp,,,..s

montgomery, Nov. 10. The Alabama
uIu'S ,.,,a ;, OF representatives organized to-day
s, S"a Mr, Dawson for speaker, and Phelsn A
VrS' S".h The governors message was SAINT 10
,'" uu'n houses, 1t deals entirely with s,a,o ~
s,or to an Inc u election for United States sem
PRYOR conan om sne \, e'see ace now occupied by Luke
nriDc;na, yoi comes OF Tuesday, the Esd inst The
pnsb R.o names mentioned are Walker
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Yellow EeyerntK KeY West.

Washington, d. G., Nov. 10.-Assistant
Surgeon. General Horton has advices ON
the national board of health, under dat of
November9 0; that there have been ten cases Of
yellow fever and two deaths at Key West,
Florida, since the fourth of November; b.
sides there were some cases outside of the
city limits which have not been reported.
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RUSSIAN POLITICAL TRIALS.


New York, Nov. 10. Richard Spring, a
young lawyer, said to be from South
Carolina, was arrested yesterday on the
CHARGE ool betrayal under promise OF marriage,
preferred by Emily Hines. His friends
claim, in u most positive manner, that the
charge is an attempt t, levy blackmsil.
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Cotton Burned at Houston.

Special to the Her I'D,
Houston, Nov. 1O.-Fire broke out in the
cotton compress yards here to-day, arising
from smoker who either dropped spark
or his cigar. The fire spread among the
bales so rapi 'ly that it could not be subdued
till 200 were burned and 800 more damaged.
Loss $1,000; insured
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Little Rock, Ark, Nov. 10. In the Union
county circuit court on Monday, Bennett,
who assassinated A. c. Jameson, in March,
1879, by shooting him from an ambush, was
convicted of murder in the first degree and
will probably be hanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

Danville, Va, Nov. 1O.-Relisble informa.
ton has been received here that the seat of
Hon. George Q. Caboll, representative elect
from the fifth congressional district, will be
contested bv J $. S'oval, his appcnent, who
has begun taking athdavits for that purpose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

Fort Monroe, Va, Nov. 10.-The long
talked-of naval review came off to-day, and
was in all respects complete success. A
large number of distinguished guests were
present. The ball at the Hygis hotel to-
night was brilliant affair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-11

Memphis, Nov. 1O.-During bar-room
fight to-day, Mat Reeves, a stesmboatman,
was stabbad eight times BY Monroe Clink, a
night watchman. Reeves died from the eff
fects of his injury. and Clink has been ar.
rested
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Garfield Resigns his Position as Con-
gressmun.

Columbus, O., Nov. l0.-Governor Foster
to-day received the resignation of James A.
Garfield rs member of congress from the
-iretoer'h Ohio district A wri, Gov or cleo.
tion to fill the vacancy will be issued ,)-day.
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Frost Probably.

Washington, d. O., Nov. 1O.-The signal
office reports that light frosts will occur in
the north part of the sugar. growing district
on THURSDAY and Friday mornings.
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Mississippi valley Commission

ST. Louis, Nov. 10.-The Mississippi valley
commission met here yesterday. Commit
tees were appointed anu the commission ad.
journo1 until to-day.
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Alabama.

n mon,somery' Nov. lO,-The majority of
GENERAL Wheeler, democrat, over Low
steenoaeker and independent, in thu A.,
u's'''c'' Tor congress, is forty. four, "'''
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Indiana.

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. lO.--Roturo. s,,,,
so,a, AL ,ne counties have been received. Gar
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GALVESTON.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.--The Drovers' Journal
reports cattle receipts, 6,C0o, ship~eAts, 600,
exporters In good demand, at 8 406S0; good to
choice shipping. 1908 10, co.n,on 10 medi-
um, Q GOd4 10; botchers',2 y 2O@Soi s,ockeis,s 90
(r8 20, half-breeds and natives, 3 20. Texans,
y sOaS 00 through Texans, 4O@Sb
Sheep receipts, 200; shirmens 8, -; market
lin good demands quality poor; common to
MD m, 4Oaie5i good, at@s0i all Hvld 10
butchers.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.



Dungarven' has withdrawn his application
for admission to the land league, because
kedpath, an American journalist, referred
insultingy to the queen at the recent meet.
ing of the league.
TROOPS FOR IRELAND.
Dublin, Nov. 1913 p. m.-Four troops OF
hussars were dispatched hence for Ballips
rope by special trains at o'clock this morn
ing Four hundred infantry have lust ar.
rived at BaIlinarope and will encamp near
Lough MASK. These precautions are taken
in view of the intentions ofnorthern Orange.
men to send laborer' to harvest the crops of
MIR. Baycott, Lord Ernes' agent, for whom
the local peassn!ry, ut the instigation of the
land league, refuse to work. Tney will pro.
tect moderate force of laborers, but refuse
TO permit anything approaching an armed
demonstration, which would certainly pro-
woke collision.
London, Nov. l0'-A Dublin dispsteh
says the authorities have consented to allow
80 uusrmed men to 90 To L,ougb Mask In
cut Mr. Baycotts crops and will afford them
iull protection and give cavalry escort.
WALES WANTS WEALTH.
New York, Nov l0-A London specal TO
the World says the Prince of Wales has dc,
cided to appeal to parliam MT for
an additional grant of money, and that his
friends in the house will exp'ain to the salts
fiction o he country why tho government
on this occasion should be generous to him,
If not altogether just to the people. The
same correspondent has the following: 81
have seen the autograph letter from Mr..
Gladstone, in which he calls the historic OBJ.
struction offered by the successive British
governments 10 land reformers, mourpiul
and discreditable record"
RUSSIAN POLITICAL TRIALS.
London, Nov. l0.-A dispatch from St
Petersburg says the political trials which
nave been proceeding at Kheokof for the
last six days were concluded to-day. Three
of the accused have been extradted and four
sentenced to various terms of imprisonment
JEWS COMING FROM RoUMANIA.
London, Nov 1O-A Berlin dispatch an.
nounces that three thousand Jews have left
Roumaua for America, by way of Bremen
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Memphis, Nov. lev. r. Mooro,. f..
put, puSlGael :, majority over Casey Young, demo
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PRESIDENTIAL PIE.
THE FINGER NEW YORK TAKES INIT.

A Member OF the state Executiye
'omittee Does Net Approve OF
me movement for Unearthiug
republican Frauds - How
'he Ulster County Repub.
ican Majority Was
Obtained, Etc.
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TIUHT ~ Euou Uemhndi Supporting, 2jIa7b,
iOG6 l5. "s"'' s'"uef'
Pork quiet, II 50
Lard steady; tierce, Sk@9, keg, ,ek.
Dry-salt meats firmi quoted: sbouldara
packed, 5hi clear ribs, s; clear sides, 81.
Bacon dull quoted shoulders. 5Kmbo,
clear RIBS, 81; clear sides,
canyassed l-9tal0A. WV"
MhlSkey sleadyi western reotl1ed, O5@lO
Iohee s.eadyi quoted: cargoes ordinary 10
prime, llA@l5.
sugar act've and frmj common TO good
common, 3 00@l-2; fair TO fully fair. bl.SsT,
prime to choice 7@H; yellow clarified,
MGe dull ordinary to choice, 4A@8,
slghts' pari sterling, 4Soh ;:consols, 5l9H.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS Cry, Nov. lo.-Wheat-No. Q spot.
SOAoi No spot, Sih.
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ST. LOUIS.
st, Louis, Nov. lO.-Cotton Qpiet

81. Louis, Nov. lO.-Cotton quiet,
miuuinR ..''.'''''''' ''''.',.,,............,. lON
Low mlddling. ng..................,.,, 10
Good ordinary y.............:......,.. OK
Receipts, 2, 4SS; shipments, 2,2l0; sales, 1,s7s;
stock, 81, ,257 bales, y
ST. LOUIS, Nov. TO- Flour a shade higher,
Xxx, 7090Jj choice, 4 95@5 20j fancy, 35Ql7o
Wheat steady; no red fan, 03sz cash
05A@ojA December; 072s90s January.
Corn firm and hisheri .2h@i31S cash. AK
December.
oats DUH and unsettled IS cash; SIX No
vember Nf
Whisky steady, ! 10.
Pork nom inal; jobb g, at 10 90.
Lard firm, at Sk asked; 8 bid
Bulk meats lower; quoted; for car lots OF
shoulders, 81; ribs, -; sides, -,
Bacon = sides lower, sbouieers, -;
rlh. ----. tides, 5 TO-
Sr LoUis, Nov. 10. - Hogs hiA her. quoted:
Workers and Batlmores, s5@t 20; mixed
pack ,pg, 5u@i5; common, -; butchers
10 fancy, to9i 70; receipts l0rs0oi shipments
ZOO.
Cattle--market quiet; mixed butchers, 10
as 20; best butchers steers, 3 500gl 90; grass
Texans, 2 25eDS 10; corL-fed Texas, 5 O0R5O;
a few fair to prime shipping steers sold at 40
o. 80; receipts, 100; shipments, lO5.
SHEEP steady and unchanged; receipts, 800;
shipments, none.
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NUHsUIIUHIVU nVI fbCeIpIB, IT ,UtG; exnOrts
to Great Britain, s,sl0; France, 4, 400; conti-
mont, ,e98; channel, -.
Wool strong and very finn; domestic fleece
8sg62i pulled, 2O@l2; unwashed, l4935; Texas,
l4@2D.
Hides steady with fair trode; wet salted
New Orleans selected, 80 TO 70 lbs. ii l-2@i2;
Texas selected, 5v to 70 lbs, II l-2gi3.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l0.-Noon - Cotton sl adc
easier; r;uplands, "; Orleans, o lille, receipts,
10, 100; American 500 ;sales, TO- 900; speculation
and export, 900; uplands nlddling low classi.
ncalions for November delivery li.32;
November and December, -; December
9-3!; February and March, Z s. 10; March and
April, lisa; April and May, -; May and
Juue, -; June and July, -; futures
very du !.
l,3Opm-saies, Il, 900; speculation, 8, 900.
5:l5 p MIXTURES dull.
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NEW YORK.

KANSAS Cry, Nov. TO- -Wheat-No, Q spot.
s5Aci No spot, Sik. 'p'''
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-09

We carry ~ at times . l~zSe And f~al
s1pssy or Tho Ar~t kanis Of FrUit. sreea
~.s ary. and su kLnss Of Vegetables in
<aM~e., and frezs, river mad Fish. with
nyss~rs, Clasns. MnsseAs. Eh<l-nps, Grabs
Asa craw Fish. with esmseI goods La
. saI-ss variety,
long experience has enabled us To
al ALI advantage of the mark ct, and We
Na and do bny r1.e beet as the lowest rates
sexsby giving orr customers the beaent
Of s-sr experience.
We bBy AMI sell GA H""'smission all
kinds OF Garden and Orchard l,rosineo and
r,nltry. together with VIII Gape in
. on, AMI can bny AMI sell ut rates tfsas
give "a mt least fhe ability 10 sell nIi goods
prices that easbie .ms - live anal let
AGE. GaSDS CAREFULLY PACKED.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-09

~ TIE District COURT OF THE
SECOND Judicial District of the state Of Segsda in
snd FOR the County If 0r1nsby :! n Short, piaintaa
Geo w. Hoosnb defen liant a Gti0n brought In tue
District Court of tae Second Judicial District of the State
Of Nevada In and for the County of OHsby, and the
plaint 6ed in said County Of Ormsby in the Office OF the
CLERK 81 said District Court The State Of Nevada sends
greeting 10 Geo W Helconb. defendant You are hereby
required - appear il action brought against yOu by
the absve named plaintiff the District Court sf the
second Judicial District OF the State OF Nevada in sni
for the County o Ormsby and the plant
6ieJ ia rein 20 copy Of which accompanies this ssInne
Shin days exclusive Of the day Of service) after the
service on you If this summons-if served within this
Uounty; il served Of this County but IN this Dk
tst within twenty days othsrsise within forty days
judgment by default will be taken against This said
action bruu to the O Six Hundred snd
Eleven dollars and Forty three cens balance alleged be
due from to pIa tiff account OF goods, snd
merchandise furnished you by plaintiff at your(th defend
special instance and request between the 7th day
of September 4 D. 1873, and the Sh day Of Juy 1879,
the fay appears in plaintiffs complaint,
now file in my Office cs.py of which is herewith
served Plaintiff also demands judgment for costs OF suit
And yon hereby notified that If YOU fail 10 ap aud
too said complaint above required tho said
painF viii take Judgment sailst you for the SAID SUN
VI SSH - and costs Of snt.
Given under my hand, and the Seal Of the nis
- trlct Court Of the Second Judicial District Of ths
49, State Of Nevada i'll and f0r the County ot Crnshy,
0""h his 18th day Of December in the year e;
49, Lord. hundred Aad seventy nine
Ia,,T J II MAR AL. CLERK