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Notice 10 creditors.

state Of Nebraska, Webster consty, ~, In the
county court.
Nvllrr Is Hereby given 70 all persons having
Ola ms and demands AGAINST Harvey Palmer
late Il Webster county, deceased, that the
umo HXed for filing claims against said estate
Is tx months from The l4th dby of August 1896,
All such persons are required 10 present Their
claims with the vouchers TO the county Judge
uf said county, al his office therein on or before
the ian, day OF February, 1897, and all claims 80
nlrd will be heard before the sand iudge on the
18th day 0f February, 1897, At 10 e'ciock a. IN,
JAMES DUFFY,
County Judge,
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A Joint resolution proposins an
amendment to section six 60 OF article
seven % of the Constitution OF the
State Of Nebraska. prescribing the
manner In which votes shall be cast.
BE It resolved and enacted by the Leg
stature OF the State of Nebraska;
section J.. That section six 90 Of article
even 90 OF the Constitution OF the state
OF Nebraska be amended to read as fol-
lows:
Section 8, All votes shall be by ballot, or
sucn other method as may he prescribed
oy law, provided the secrecy OF voting be
preserved.
Approved March %, A. d. 1925
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07

.,.s..on. a., aimonucu 10 resd as follows
Section 6. The right OF trial by jury shall
remain inviOlate, but the legislature may
provide that in civil actions hve-siXths or
the jury may render "A verdict, AMI the
legislature may also authorize trial by a
jury of a less number than twelve men,
In courts inferior to the district court.
Approved March 20, n. y. 1895.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07

A joint resolution proposing to
amend section tweuty-four (2i) OF ar
ticle five (5) Of the Constitution OF the
State Of Nebraska. relating to COM
pensation Of the officers of the execu-
tive department.
Re II resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature of the State Of Nel,r ska:
Section l. That section twenty-four go
OF article hve 10 OF the Constitution of the
follows:
Section "a. The officers OF the executive
department. OF the state government shall
receive for their services "a romprnsation
to he established by law, which shall he
.ietther Increased nor diminished during
the term for which they shall have baen
commissioned and they shall not receive
To their own Use any fees. costs, interests.
upon public moneys In their hands or un-
der their control. perqnlsites OF Office or
other compensation ana all fees that may
hereafter be payable by law for services
performed by AN officer providcd Cor In
this article shall lie paid IN advance into
the state treasury. The legislature shall
this amendment. three-Hrths of the mem
bers elected to each house of the lcgis-
lature c~oncurring. establish the salaries
OF the officers named IN this article. 'rup
compensation so established shall not lr
changed oftener than unuo i'm tour Years
and I'm no event nNlCsa two-thirIs OF inc
mcmbors elected 10 each house of tlp loo
i~slaturc concur therein.
Approved March -, A.. -. 1895.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07

A Joint resolution proposing TO
amend section two () of article four
teen 40 Of the Constitution OF the
State Of Nebraska. relative to dona-
tons to works Of internal improve
ment and manufactures.
BE II resolved and enacted by the Leg.
stature of the State of Nebraska:
Section I. That section two () of article
fourteen 40 uf the Constitution of the
State Of Nebraska, be amended to read as
follows:
municipality. or other subdivision Of The
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07
a joint resolution proposing TO
amend section twenty-six ,26) OF ar
ticle i've 90 Of the Constitution OF the
state OF Nebraska. limiting the num-
Der OF executive state officers.

BE 1t resolved md enacted nv the Leg.
stature OF the state Of Nebraska:
Section ]. That section ewcnty-six CWO Of
artlcl" iive 60 OF the Constitution of the
follows:
Section 26. No other executive state Off.
GERS except those named In section one a.
OF this article SHAH be- created. OK
''pt 10y ga act Of the Legislature
winch Is couDurrod In 10y not less than
thrcc-fourths Of the members elected to
each hOuS" thereof;
iroNiIci, That any Office created by an
act ni the lrEiSlatur" may be abolished bS
me Legislature, twu-thirds of the mem
hefs elected TO each house thereof con-
curing.
Approved March -. A. u. 1895.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07

A joint resolution proposing TO
amend section nine 90 of article eight
t) OF the Constitution Of the State OF
Nebraska, providing for the investment
OF the permanent educational funds OF
the state.
pc II resolved and enacted by the Leg
islature OF IN" state of Nebraska:
Section !. That section nine CD of article
eight 81 OF the Constitution Of the stare
or Nebraska bc amended to read as fol-
lows: ~"
Section 9. All funds belonging In tho state
Tor educational purposes, the interest and
income whereof only are to hc used. shall
be detined trust funds held by the state,
ana IN" Stttr Shall supply all losses there
OF thai may IN any manner accrue, so that
the same shall remain forever inviolate
ANA uildtmintshrd, and shall not he in
vested or loaned except on United states
Or state securities, or registered county
bonds or registered school district bonds
or THIS state, Iul such funds. with the
interest and income thereof are hereby
sol"innly pledged for the purposes for
which they are granted and set aptrt.
VIVA Sllhll npi II" transferred to any other
tuud TOR other uses.
PROVIDED. The hoard created hy section
] or this article IL empowered to sell from
time TO time any of the securities bclong-
ing TO the permanent school fund and In
vest the pros"dS arising thercfrom i'm any
or the securities enumerated In this sec
ton bearing IA higher ate OF interest.
whenever an opportunity for better in
vestment H. presented:
Ana provided further, That when any
warrant upon the state treasurer reg
ularly ISSUED IN pursuance OF an appropri-
ntion by the legislature and secured by the
levy OF a tax for its shall
ne presented TO the state treasurer FOR
payment, and there shall not be any
money In the proper fund to pay such
warrant, the board created by section /
OF this article may direct the state treas.
urer 10 pay the amount due on such war
rant from moneys In his hands belongings
To the permanent school fund of the state
ami he shall hold said warrant AS Nm in,
Ncstment OF said permanent school funI
Approved March ~. a. u. 1895.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07
| he Grand Hotel.
Cor 18th & "a. It's Lncoln, Neb.

lO5 Nicely Furnished Rooms. Elevator.
Steam Heat. Electric Bells. Only two
blocks from IN" two principal thea
tres.
". SPENCE, =. I. SPENCE. Managers
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07

A joint resolution proposing to
amend section six () of article one ~
Of the Constitution Of the State Of Ne
braska, relating to trial by jury.
BE 1t resolved and enacted by the Leg
~lsiature Of the State of Nebraska;
Section l. That section six 90, article
one % Of the Constitution VI the State OF
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07

A joint resolution proposing an
amendment TO the Constitution of the
state Of Nebraska by adding a new
section to article twelve 09 Of said
constitution 10 he numbered section
two CD relative to the merging of the
government Of cities of the metro
politan cly3 and the government of
the counties wherein such cities are
located.
re II resolved and Cn1glrl nv tho T,r.
stature OF IN. sat" Of N.hra. bl.
90 ,2.'' %at, O. T M 4 /. ,w v, - Of The
Edod 10y adding Co said article a nov
~t.un 20 he numbered section two q,
TO road as follows, w.
Section .. Ths guvrrnmtuf OF any city ~
the metropolitan clnes aud tho gov
m OF tho county In which
II H. locasd may bo merged wholly
OF ~ part when "A proposition 30 to do has
been submitted by authority OF law to the
voters of such city and county end re-
relvcd the assent Of "A majority OF the
votes east Ia such city and also a majority
OF the votes cast in the count exclusive
OF those cast in such metropolitan city
at such election,
Approved March 20. A. u. 1895.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07

A joint resolution proposing to
amend section eleven an of article six
6) Of the Constitution Of the State Of
Nebraska, relating to increase in num-
Der Of Supreme and district court
judges.
he It resolved aad enacted by the Leg
isiaturo Of the Stats of Nebraska:
Section / That section eleven QD OF ar
ticle ak % Of the Constitution OF the State
OF Nebraska 10 amended to read as fol-
lows:
Section Il Ths legislature. w]henevertwo-
thirds Of the mambsrs elected to each
house shall oncu therein. may. In or
after the year ~ thousand eight hum
hred n ninety-seven n not oftener
tnan once IN every four years, Increase
tho number Of judges of supreme and dis
trict courts, IND the judicial districts Of
the state. Such districts shall be formed
OF compact territory. and bounded by
county lines; n such Increase. or any
change In the ounda ries of "A district,
shall not vacste the ONCE OF any Judge.
Approved March 30. A. D., 1885.
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A joint resolution proposing 70
amend section one % n, artic,a SIX 90
Of tie Co%nstitutionIor the state OF No
braska, relating to Judicial power.
Re IL resolved and enacted by tho fc--
t~elaturG of'the State ~ SdbraSkt.
Sertton !. rnst section one en- Of 9r,iel,
SIX 90 OF the Constitution of tho stl,e Or
N~ehraskafhe amended e. ig,f Hs fylIoRs.
Section l. The judicial yowg<nl this state
shall .be vested In \ rpr,u~ourt. us
trict courts. county Co'rts i~ust,ccs OF the
peace, police magistratrs, and in such
other courts Inferior To- the supreme court
M may be created by Law In which two
thirds OF the members elected to each
house concur.
Approved March -. A. d. 1895.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07
DIarrhca and Dyscntcry

are dangerous, and you should not be
without a bottle of B-ggs' Diarrnes
Balsam in the house at this season OF
the .enr, Ms II relieves At once. No bad
results follow. Sold by G. l.. Cott,ny.
Miss Mayo Pope has returned from II
visit nj ST. Joe. \ gentleman aud two
Young ladies, relatives accompanied
her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07

Mel. Sherman i, building an addition
I" his residence and otherwise fixing
up.
Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker
cures all blood disorders. All ernptions
Of the skin can be removed by the use Of
this wonderful medicine. II has no
equal, and is purely vegetable. G. L..
Getting keeps IL, as well as all other first.
GLASS goods.
Tan shoe polish ard cleaner at Kale,'s
Shoe Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07
PARKER's GINGER TONIC

'nss ils dr9so.e., Debility, distressing stomach and
.atincnt falLs. Everv mOther aud inNnlId shnnId hn,n n
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.


Many lives have been lost by tho
captiziug OF ferry beat In the r.vtr
Doieper, In the province Of Ekstsrin'
oelsf.
Succi, the Italian who has given
exhibitions OF hts endurance III IT,"
United States, became insane last mig /
after the PERFORMS ce Paris.
Tho British steamer janice Drake o.
5hields, which esiird from Carlo tort,
sardinia, Nov, m out 2S,h Tor Dnnkirk
is given up as iost. Sue had crew OF
nineteen men.
1t 10 reported In Iilutos that the
tody OF Huhert Cfacken,horpe, the
author who mysieriously disappeared
from Paris H. October, has been found
in the tiver Seiae.
The anarchist leaders Landsuer,
Rosbse and others have been ARE stei
aDd number OF houses have been
searched in Berlin.
a special from Madrid 10 London
says the queen regent on Chrietmns
day Will sign decree Introducing re-
forms into the administration OF Porto
Rico.
An interestiug ceremony occurred
at the spauess legation, Washington
when the final ratification OF the new
treaty between japan anu Peru were
exchanged by Minister Hoshi, Japa :,
anu Ceagu General Berggmsh. acting
pienipoteDtiary.
The jury In the case of Charles Il.
Elliott, charged WITH thp muir rr OF
Gay HotsonplisE, November II, o lay
returned a verdict OF guilty OF murder
In the first degree, with lille imprison-
ment 30 the peuaity, Gays uispaich
from Omnha, Neb.
AT Trento ,, N. j.. the jury in the
case u George Sanus anu Mary X oapp.
charged with passing coupterfeii
money In H0boken, Ien1ereI yer ic'
OF guilty thie aittrnOon. Mrs. Knapp
TeceIveu the verdict with smiles and
Sands broke Into tear.
No news has heen received from thu
overdue Niep Lue steamer Scsnhi
navia. This Scandinavia carried no
passeuCers. She had crew OF forty.
four anu a miscellaneous cargo.
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MINOR MENTION.
A Merry Christmas.

J. II. Bacon OF Salt Lake county
was commissioned a notary public 10.
day.
Judge Uiles 10 hearing the nrgu.
ments In the suit of Johnston We
5ehenck today.
F.C. Wadieirh, general passenger
agent of the Rio Grande Wentetn,
returned from Denver today.
Forfeitures of lewd women amount.
ing to SlT0 made up the bnlk OF the
business In the police iuIt today.
The formal opening OF the new n re
station on First South street, will occur
on Saturday evening, Dec. 28Ih, ut
1880.
Youthful thieves go. Into tho tool
chop at the sewer stump last night and
carried of few brsss ca,tiD9s. Tie
perpetrators are known to the police.
County Collector John ID. Spencer
was pressuted today by the employees
| Of his Office with d beautiful silver
| combination Ink stand. Deputy Cor
bis made the presentation speech In n
| lew selected words anu Mr.. Spencer
! responded leelingly, thanking the boys
lor such an exhibition OF their feelings
towards him.
Councilman w. IL. Dale was the
| surprised anu pleased recipient Of a
| gulumOunted ebony cane this alter
| nOot, the Christmas git OF hi Fourth
municipal ward Democratic. rhe
| pIesent was very beautiful one and
will he much appreciated by Mr. Dale.
Marriage licenses were granted Alex
Il. rhorlon, aged 20, of Park City,
and Margaret Cr0okstln, nged 81, Of
| AmeJrnu Fort; 10 Alfred }. Il ng,
AGED 20, aud Laura q. Hansen, ~ ed
40. bot, Of Salt LAX; also To RichArI
! Iuti1, asa S2 Of Glnnison, Colorado,
ami Annie white, aged 20, of Crested
Butte, Colo.
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WHO WILL AID THEN?
That Is the QUESTION a COrrtSpOR-
dent Would Like Answered
uy some Ph.iastbrnpn,s VINO are
Able, IL willing. to Pertorm
Tha, Fart.
SALT LAKE CITY,
December 1920, 1896.

DtNtllotE AoEa, toOos
To the Editor:
! just read In the DEsEREr EveSINo
NRws OF y ur article about Starvation
Oh Violence. There, to the wholly or
partially unemployed, especially IN
able-bodicd men, The ,tusSosticn IA
mGde to 70 TO the country 10 TN the
soil. This is the very best that they
could d. 1t would 10 good not ooly
10 thpm out aiso to the entire oommu
nifty.
| read In the paper: "perhaps II the
wholly or partially mployel best.
late at stating out fer lhemsslvse, o
little organization and pteeticd a,slei.
ance would aid them In TINT direc.
tiou."
This is just what would help thon.
They shou.u have same n.actic,i ess.e,.
atcp to carry out what IL suggepteJ.
They cannnt yet tbs lsud, cows or
hens, or what they may peed lot thi
purpose, without money. They should
get assistance in the right direction.
What can be done with one OF two
dollars given to 0ns OF thum? II may
perhaps bs enough 10 pay Ooard for q
week OF 30. Or what viii uinnri
help, given to taem? Ii tow hour,
later they Will DC us aung y n b fore,
The best way OF asslstauc ~ 10 en-
able th,m 70 get the iandanJ wha
they mpy need TO get tart. Suf1i
cient time rhuuldl be 6 Won to them 10
pay for 1t, that they may CONS dsy
become the owners OF what they have
got. Ii may, perhaps take many yeari
TIL fully paiu up. But an iadustrioul
man will carry 1t out by cOntiDnec
ell 9ris and saving.
Ia there anybody 10 givo this pracii
cal assistance, 30 that those hotesr
induslrioue people WIN arc willing t.
get out may 30 so with aOme hopn .
| geltiDg alOnI? +. h. Il.
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timely remark, ,xDlaining thai the
I M OF holding our sake conference
al been changed II order that Elder
III, j. Grant could bs with US. lie
reported briefly the condition OF the
StGke, which was very favorable, the
varltus qunrums, associations, and
Sunday schools, with lew exceptions,
were In excellent condition, the m m
bers, generally speaking beihg alive TO
'hcir dutics, but there vas ssill much
room for improvement.
The uuehkers durin1 the cbnfeteb ce
were bldefs Heber j. Grant, DAVID III.
Cannon, VIM. H. Cotey and NJ. II.
Sheppard The brethren seemed to
eJipy fich fow OF the Spirit Ut the
l, ird, ana spoke very pointedly upon
the following fuhjeuis: iithinp, Word OF
Wisdom, the diyine mission Joseph
Smitb, restoration OF the Gospel win
Ste dilli rent keys and powers, tducai-
ng aud eating for tins youth, tbs
dpties of psronts win rcgari 10 thnir
ehiidscD, fleet principles ui the Gospel,
dates o. those holiug tna Ptian'hood
End duties o. Me Saints GENERALLY.
Tho general q lrcni autaotit e
ana siandiaS iiet OF home missionaries
were prcaont ted ami eustained 10y un0n-
irnOu, vote Df the conference.
Saturday evening, the PafowAn
choir uuucr the able leadershsp oil
Prot. i3urham, and assisted ny Bro.
dawn EiwRri4 OF Psraeoonah aud
Bro. Il. G. Esston, the uteh tenor
vi ger Of l. .ran, gave grand
concert 10 the Parowau meeting bouse
which was an cntiIe iuccc'e, nHth
financially ana otherwise and was the
laigest gathering Of the kind leid In
Patowan for many ycsrt.
sunday forenoon was occupie Icy tht
sunday school, at the close Of wnict
Elders J nee, Cannon and G;aat
spoke 10 The teachers ana childre1
upon the subjects OF obedience. pune
tuali.y, aud Talthulness In the dis.
chargu OF duty.
Wa had osau i,ul weather dutinl
con ereucc. Tho meetings wete very
largely afforded, go0tIy number 81
the Saints from the more distant part
Of TIE Sake being In attsndance. The
singing by the choir, ANA The be1utilu
selec,iona 3ang during the c0nierepc'
by Brother Easton wore an imporaD
actor auu added very mat rally TO tn
enjoyment OF all wn3 attended thu
conference.
Conference adjourned for thre'
m lnihs to meet In Cedar City.
NM III. HoLYOAIS,
Staku Clerk,
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Federal Court.

The trial Of the action for $50 900
damages, brought by Mary George
against the Uuien Pacific receivers,
began in the Federal court today, be-
fore jury.
P,aintiff is suing the company for
damages for the death OF her son,
Frederick ]. George, which occurred
at the Union Pacific yards in this city,
August 81, 1896.
The deceased was in the act of coup.
ling cars when he got knocked down,
run over amt killed.
The jury In the Fred G. Hayes dam
age suit against the Union Pacific
found for the plaintiff today in th6
sum OF $1,000. Hayes was employed
by the compa y at Enreka, and ON the
2lst OF last May II jured his left hand
He sued FOL $4,000.
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ParOwan Stake Conference.

The quarterly conference OF this
Stake convened In Parowan meeting
house, Saturday and Sunday, Decem-
her 10 Ia and 20tb.
There were upon The stand Apostie
heuer j. Grant, Elder David Ii. Cat-
non Of 81. Georse Stake, Elder NJ. l..
Sheppard OF Beaver Stake, Prge!Ient
Urlnh 7. Jones aud Cou melons Francis
Wsbaler and Henry Leigh, memberi
II the High Counc snd Bishops oi
the severaI wHrcs OF th's Stake.
After tie usual opening exercitel
President UHGh r. Joits maze u few
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iessage with power and plainness to

message with power and plainness to
The people.
AS the following information has not
been offered to the News before, now
take the liberty u stating the present
addresses OF the Eastern States mission.
aries:
President, s. W. Richards, and ID. ].
Watts, so Concord street, Brooklyn.
mission headquarters)
NJ r. Mctsrlane, Jas B. Woolsey,
VIM. r Dsrr. Cohocton, Steuben
county, N Y.
d. II. Walker, Vim. D. Shaw, box
So, Homellsville, S,eubep county. N Y.
VIM i Brm, Theo. T. Burton, box
IS, Seneca Falls, N Y.
w w. Crockett, North Haven, Knox
county, Maine.
II II. Klnsman, 10y w Dnnyon, as
River street. Providence, K 1.
ID. X. Gill. president OF the eastern
Pennsylvania conference. 10 Acset
Ave, Scranton, Pa
c. a Syeepet, II, Stevenson. r. T.
Rhees, David kinghorn saa Main
Ave. Scranton, Pa,
A. A. Fuller, Is. 7, Burton. Henry
Wigat, Hubbard Tuttle, Ohphant,
Lackawanna county.
ID :, EDWARDS, J. n Bess, IS Spencer
street. Carbondale, Pa.
Thoi Blackburn. Geo. E Aspen,
Ieimy n, Pa box ao6.
Jos. Wal ace, Chas. Giles, care ID. r.
Gllb Io Acker Ave-, Scranton.
S w. RICHARDS,
President Eastern States Mission.
d. ] WATTS
Secretary,
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Incorporated.

Articles OF Incorporation OF the Salt
Lake Mining & improvement associa-
ion were fieI with the county clerk
today. The Office. OF tho com pany as
set forth in the title Is mining. The
capital stock is fixed at $4,000. of the
par value OF 81 each.
The clmpany's headqulrters are in
Salt Like. The oilicsrs Of the COM
pauy are: President, joseph II. Patt;
vice president, Ward Fitz eral ; sec.
rotary, Dln G. Roberts; DIRECTOR, a.
II. Brsnu, w. w. Johnsou, Henry V.
Van pelt,
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AMUSEMENPS.

The Grand The remarkable In.
crease In attendance at the Grand
where Little Lord FauntlerOy is the
bill this week iss copditi that could
have been ensi'y predicted. The
Christmas naiireO will in all irobabii.
Ivy be ths largest IN point OF attendance
this popular little play house has ever
bad, and it has had its capacity pretty
well tested on other similar ccaslOns
Christmas ght Will rlso all tue house
in every corner rni the sale ior the
balance OF the week ia large.
Theater Employees Ba big pie.
paratious have beon aud are
being made for the aiior oon and
evening parties to he gwen nj
the Tn alter by the nttarhte Of
that house on Chris M o tifnoou ans
night, and on Saturday ';t.rnoon and
tveninq. a sps ella Part IN m entitled,
ION. what l. night" VIII ne prov. dec
noon and thu very latest dances and
TO DO given in the evening.
The Lyeeum-rhe Vendetta willbe
the Christmas bill at the Lyoeum TO
morrow afternoon and evening with
| Saturday afternoon anu evening ner.
| furmAnces US usual. The box flee
| opened this morning for this sale o,
seats, aud 1t Is evident that big hous d
| W Ii greet the opening performance
| by the National Stock 60. They VIII
remain hoTe for eight Days ana will
| next week give two other strong plays.
| Yaw'5 Engagement--lt has been
| practically arranged that MisS Yaw
| viii appear nj the Tabernacle on OF
about January l0lh IN conjunction
with the chUir anu the music that was
partly prepared TOR the Nordlca ell
| gagement will be given.
Edwin Milton RJyle, author Of the
successful comeiy.draml, Erie nds, Ii
Ia New York arranging Tor an early
production there OF hts new play
Capt. lmpudence, romance OF tue
Mexican war. IL is his intention Il
give the play mn elaborate production
anu one OF the leading New YoTl
tneaters lie being negotiated Tor, wher'
Capt. lmpudence will be put on for al
extended run.
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Sues Tor Divorce.

Rsbccca A. Blu AGA has CONNIE rced
proceedings for a divorce from her
husband Lewis ID. Buncs. Tho par
tias were intefmnrried in this city,
October, 1856. Plaintiff alleges that
or more than year pact the deter :
daut has faile to provide her the com.
nlOn necessaries OF lie. There is one
child. Piel, nged five yeats.
Paint II nsks that tho bonds oil
matrimouy be dissolved and that
the cusiody OF the child be given her.
Dennis q. Eiohnor is PLAINTIFF -attor.
ney.