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LOCAL MATTERS.

< TIE CONVECTION TO-DAY Our read
ere will not fail to rene mber the meeting
OF the RepubIican Convention, st,he Court
House, this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, fer toe
purpose Of appointing delegates to repre-.
sent this county in the Congressional Con
yen,ion at Cedar Rapids, on the i+th of
next month.
Il is very desirable that there should be
full attendance. and we trust there is no
necessity for urging any argument for a full
turn out OF our jriends,-of the friends OF
Republican government, and the opPo.
pents Of the atrocious Encouragement Of
the present administration. The election
in August will have most important bear
ing on the Presidential election which is to
follow shortly afterwards, and if we desire
10 have the prestige of an August success,
lei us make arrangements for IL in the prop.
81 spirit. To engage the attention OF ell,
III must be engaged, and We hope that to-day
will witness the Initiation ofthat triumphant
Republican progress, which will redeem
the country from the corrupt rule of the
present NAL administrators, and restore it
10 the enjoyment Of those principles, which
we're recognized landmarks in the days OF
Monroe, Jefferson aud Washington.
Let Us then attend the meeting this af.
ternoon in such numbers that all will be con-
WINGED of each others earnestness and de-
termination to prosecute the good cause to
triumphant is ue. iscomparatively an
easy matter to collect night meeting Of
tle idle, the careless and the curious, but
when men turn out in the day time, Il is an
evidence that they are in earnest. Let Us
have that evidence to-day.
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Massachusetts, Legislature.
Bosros, May 22.--The House of Repre-
santatives, by vote Of 100 to I13, have
passed to third reading bill repeating the
personal liberty act passed lest year.
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BROWN 4 billiard,
IMPORTERS AND DEsLRas IN
HnnaA Kur1iah inH Rnnda

BROWN billiard,
InpokTGRs AND DEsLRss IN
House Furnishing Goods.
i6s Lake ST., Chicago, Ill.
and dealers. We invite your
attention 10 oar full com, ,lete
HOUSE FUkNsSslNG GOODS,
Comphsng ever, kind OF goods required for the use o
Hotels, Steamers, Ships, Pubic Institutions
CHURCHES. UPHuLsTEREks AND FAMILIES,
To hitch we Ar constantly adding all new and de
sieabls articles for these purposes.
CURTAIN DAMaSks IN EVERY VARIETY,
EMBRoIDkRkU ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
CURNiCE, BANDS, CORDS, GlMPS, LOOPS Il
TssSELs, TECHNICS, sHEETiNGs, TABLE
LINENS AND ToWkLlNGS.
EAiR MATTRESSES BEDDING kIsBs,
Feather beds, Boislers and Pillows, Blankets, Com
forts, Counie rpaLrs, Se..&c
Orders BY mail promptly attended to.
Ma, i3d3m BROWN * billiard.
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TALLMAN g. POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Akinson's block, Second Street, BE-
fueen Brady AID Main.

Ofice IN AtktHs0ns block, Nc01d NresS, be
f.ceen Brady AID Main.
nFFERhrssia tso faitosfng vglus sr1I ~
City Property in Dsvenpert.
!. House sad Lei en Third street near tbe cerner
: six lot. on The ,sutu west corner Of Fourth airi
Z snaIi Strsst..
. six lots atSorlh sayepport, Il. tween Perry and
All he above iais srewei situated nd liz paris OF
the city mos, rapidly mproring AMI will he ,sidon
Farming Lands in johnson County
81 Of s. Z IS. OF 70 y. Range5 west so acres.
n K. ofs. = ST sss Rsnges wet soacres.
The above iardssre u on tfs iias Of the rs''resd
rom Davenport 80 iown City.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acre. Of prairie and ninety sere: Of
timber land near Eyira r. Q, seven miles fran. Ly'
ohs, Clinton Co.. he Railroad; all ehsiee iand
The above property will be sold On liberal credit
Scott Comfy.
| Improved farm one mile and half from Prince
ton Sixty acre. fret rate land, well improved with
good houses. VIII be snld at g bslEaiH.
poweshiek County
Twohundred and 6fy tine prairie land two
q lies north Of Moniezun,a,the county seat
Scott Co.
lsn acres unimproved landtwo miles from Hickory
Grove, three miles from Wnicct,, tsn miles from
Davenport. well waterea-
I6oacres five miles north westfr2m hickory Grove
| very choice land, sF1-
Ees- Davenport.
One and onehaii mics from Court House the
bluff, with superb Fiess OF river and surrounding
country small farm Of IS acres under The highest
state Of cult sation ami well supplied With fruit
trees. The most beautiful lard in ihe icfnity the
city.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm ofs0 acres, 40 under cultivation 90 Of Inn
Der. never failing stream rams through II. WIZ
besoid very cheap
! Near Walcott.
| 80 Acres Of choice prairie at . bargain
At North Davenuort
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Banking.
xsaxEGoR, LAwEs & BLAxxxoRx,
BANKERS,

and Dealers 10 Foreign 3 Domestic Exshangs
| Uucurrent Sank Metes, Gold and Silver Coin J,
AND LAND WAMHANTs,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
CsPECIAL attention given 70 the collection OF er-
cantiis papc and mit.aces made on the day o.
payment fsc cf commission) in sight drafts on VI =
tern cities. R%
JrTsLind Warrants ought, sold and located. Per
sonai attention given to the purchase oftown
and country property, and the seiec ton Of lanes oT
entry.
T Ight Checks on New York, bos.on, fhiiadei-
pha, Baltimore, Washington City Pi.nburg, CineiD-
nat ST. Louis and Chicago, always for sale ~ suns
u iii, purchasers. Also, Sterling, French and Ger
man exchange.
JETstiold aud Silver Coins bought and sold.
y Time bills On Chicago, 81, Lo1is and New YORK
discounted ad br sine.s paper of short dates bought
atthe lowest rates
ILJohon-S apoD Real Estate securities proenred
al d small commission.
SInLsfsst allowed an dapos;tas Feb gi
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No THE ofthe w Sec ct as Mr. s0acr
No a-The Sec T1s NKe ~ 6o acres
No 3--The N W Sec 10 T 70 Mr. 1850 acres.
The above three tracts are beautifully situated on
the Railroad miles from Davenport.
No 4-The W the W. Of Sec 10 20 Mr. ,
s .s: s@Tas nue. .'s% ogee
acres miles from Davenport.
Nos me l. Of the n Is Of Sec Il "a y R h.
No 6-asG4 lG0acres in Secs Is & lsT q SR2 &,
upon lhe Mississippi River. 2 miles from Davenport.
No 49, LOO acres In Sec'sg. and ~ T1S R2E E.
Improved Farms.
No IA ntmprovod farm fenced and al cultivated
nice house, springs and a creek on II, on Hickory
.,arled entirely d rou nd the farm, ECO acres.
No Is-in secs Is, 10 24T sGN R2E, 3ao aeres,
l6o improved and AZ ID timber. u
/ der Guilty aiivn, miles frcm town. mile east of
Dusuaae road. mile from Dalzell farm.
| No s3--1he Grant farm on Dubuque road, miles
from town, lsa highly cultivated, house and or
Houses and Lots in Davenport.
So3e-Fine brick house on OH 81. between Harri-
son and Ripley sn fhosheht ~eh s'oa s'ao'e' ~e-
No3l~Good frame House, rooms, good well, &c.
| Lot s2a53I, on Brad near Locust ST.
Noso-A story house on 4th ST., containing "
rooms and store. ,
10. s3.-Good frame house, rooms, cellar. &C.,
ON 5th 81 between Vine and Myrtle. Lotsexl5e.
", a5.-I lot on Brady 81. i92 by 3n0-sJoe.
N Do lots on Bred! 81, cor OF College, 64Si5o
No choice lot on Perry 81. ofsth COX $50 n
CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No, CIV. frsetionai OF .he \. W. See. =, y.
81. & T. b., Il s7-le0 acres, near 1horn's Mills
Yer, low ,ifsfpiied for 60! soo1 ;o,,Srv
No. a3-N so Nv sofsec 81 TSS - ~
"' e. Ns: efSw sssIl TssRs ,!n 50 acres
| So.SS-Hs OF \ Il Of sec "A 4 = q " 20 acres
I Sn.31-N{ Of n W OF see IS 50 Z Y VI 90 acres
HI, q. w oi 5 Il oil sec Is ] "a * w eOaefes
| NJ. s.--s " frsc ofN Wa ofssc u I - L = W
So samSE a, sec 10 8. X y W 100 acres
IN JASPER COUNTY.
IA. I'VE. Of sc 3a T So X % W 100 acres.
INKEoKUK COUNTY.
~ "a & rIand u / Disco "a Ria W 3ae
W. NJ. as W .aud NV. oil secs y Risw. 40
s'''s IN MAHASKA COUNTY.
", lis ". frac. Of sect 70 10 w i43 acres.
M rs " OF sec IS T "a Is W 100 ceres.
No. ss-W OF n Z. and ofN WI ofssc II 7
a II i'o ael Is BENTON COUNTY.
| 10 IN 4 ! of sec Is I 81 X y w lou acres.
~ IL MUSCATINE COUNTY.
M .s-W ] ON W OF sac 80 7 is Il I w 50 acres
mii.., from Musea,ine, s iFom Junction. Appl! 10
'''S is GRuNph CoINlg:
No t as e sssss s Ills lss acres.
No'Si-W ofN 4 vi sec iors7 IL " so acres
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
Ma. ss-EsofAk. OF sec II "a & COW 80 acres.
| No. .3-s ON " ofsec al 81 ~ "
ss''s' IN CEDAR COUNTY.
| Ma, jlasl OF IA OF SEC L 50 w so acras.
| No. ON 4 OF soc ~ T a. r. W 60 acres.
10. J6-tfouse and Lot, store and took Of goods,
IN 'ilV' wILLIAMALLEN,
| Gsuersi Land Agcst,
| s,.h s.5tt ofhes Post Once Rp'i.ii's
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WARRINGTON, May 20.

WAsH,HGTos, May 20.
| SENATE joint resolution allowing Dr
Kane and the officers associated with hin
In the late sreic expedition, in search o
Sir John Franklin, to accept such token o
acknowledgment from the Brtish Govern
rnent as it may please them to present, wa,
passed by ayes SO, nays 4. Those who vo-
ted in the negative were Messrs. Briggs
Iyerson, Reid and Toombs.
I A MESSAGE was received from the House
announcing the death Of Mr.. Miller Of Mis-.
souri,. Mr.. Gsyer pronounced an eulogy
upon him. The usual resolutions were
pronounced and the Senate adjourned.
HousE-Mr. Miller announced the recent
death of his colleague, Mr. Miller OF Mis-
souri,, who on account Of sickness had not
taken his seat this session. He spoke 10
exalted terms Of his public and private char
acter.
Mr. Humphrey pronounced most glow
ing and eloquent eulogy on the life and
character Of the licensed, who he said was
the companion Of his childhood. The usual
resolutions were then passed, and the
House adjourned.
Assault on Hr. Summer in II, Ssnsts Cham
Der.
Washington, May 22.--lmmediatey az
ter the adjournment Of Congress to-day,
Preston 8. Brooks, of South Carolina,
member Of the lower House, entered the
Senate Chamber and APP coached the seat
Of Mr.. Summer and struck him powerful
blow with cane, at the same time accu-
sing him Of libeling South Carolina. and
his grey headed relative Senator Butler
Mr.. Sumner fell from the OBJECTS Of the
blows, Brooks continuing to beat him. Mr.
Sumner recovered sufficiently to call for
help, but no one interfered; and Mr.. Beooks
repeated the biows until Mr.. Sumner was
deprived of speech. Some eye witnesses
state that Brooks struck as many as fifty
times on the head of Mr. Sumner. Mr.. s.
was sitting in the arm chair when the as
sault was msde, and rad no opportunity to
defend himself after the assault. He was
carried to his rooms, but the extent Of his
injuries was not sscertained.
Various opinions on the subject are ex-
pressed, many applauding and some denoun-
cing IL us cowardly attemptto beat down
freedom ofspecch. s@
Mr.. Brooks was complained OF BY Mr..
Leuder, on whose oath Justice Holngshead
issued a warrant of arrest, and required
Brooks TO give bail in the sum of $500 for
his appearance tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Sumner has several severe but not
dangerous wounds on his head. The cane
held by Mr.. Brooks was shattered to pieces
by the blow.
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Expedit on against Walker from Cuba, &c.

Expedit on against Walker from Cuba, &c.
New YORK, May 22.-The steamer
Quaker City arrived at midnight from Mo.
bile and. Havana. She brings dates from
the latter part to the 18th, aud 100 passen.
gers.
More runlors in Havana that the Spanish
Government are to fit out from that port
an expedition to proceed to Costa Rica to
operate against Walker in Nicaragua, and
that distinguished Spanish officer had al
ready been dispa, ched TO the scene Of future
| action.
II was further rumored that Vera Cruz
was 10 be blockaded and bombarded by
Spanish forces, in order to enforce the pay.
ment Of certain claims due 10 Mexico from
the Spanish Government. This movement
il is said, is to proceed immediately, and
The unusual activity prevailing among the
Spanish meo.of-war in Havana in getting
ready for sea would seem to give credit tc
the rumor.
Sugar active aud prices firm, stock il
FORT 2S0, 900 boxes.
The health of Havana is good.
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ROOTS r. SHOES,
WHOLESALE I RETAIL,
Az Tha EI11Dira Store.

Al, WE hare now in Store large and vel. So
~ which We ia in ite the attention Of all in want
al articles In cur lire. Country traders wish
lug 81 rsplspsb their stocks will ind 1t TO ther ad
vantage TO give us = call before purchasing siss
where. .r.ra,,
II DOR numerous customers who prefer sun U
NuRn we continue 70 hold out induce me ntsin me
u.. 81 prime stock and stylish work not equsisd
tAis id, OF New York. Ali styles Of Ladies' WORK
manufactured as usual Brady Street, lasenpert.
Spl3nau MoohE nRo - -.
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THIS Cemetery 10 located miles north east o.
the city, aud embraces an ares of near 81 acres.
The location for cemetery can not ba eSeelied.--
Considerable rsl sBss been incurred In the pnr
eh .ss Of ground, leu ing and shruboery. The Price
Of iots has ueen put At remarkably low rates. var,
ing from ~ To dollars each and 10 acres Is 10
be sppro pristed for the OF thoss that nave n"
the means 10 pur ,hase with. The 1pubc are invit'
ed ~ xAmine the roundsor the Hap, which 10 ~
the once ofuayiso1 d True ON BRADY street. for "
ties t. lots app'yto C.FuLIoNs
May so d5tw2t
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On aItp parts nfthe Uuited ssates bo1eh tand sold.
COOK, SARGENT 4 COOK,
Bankers and Land A gents,
Fort Des oiBes, Iova
atlanta ard Interior Banks.
fTvE shall continue receive and pay out TIE
w notes OF tho above Banks (ss We have dose
+iisa their orgnnzaiion} after the l5h inst.and Nh
tfther nntiee. 4. kJanl2l COOK . SARGkNT.
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ALEX. ". 4 0IE0OR,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent.
Once Banking House n McGregor, L1wes& Blake
more.
REAL ESTATE
;lAKftCBLaR attention gwen 70 lhs buying and
i selling Real Estate on commission Paying ofTax.
es{c,&r.
Having complete Abstracts ,ftitlesto ali landsin
this county and city, faiiy prepared TO EXAMINE
Tlcs and furnish correct abstracts; draw Deeds Mort
z.ges and all 9th Of rng and take acc
knowedgmen attha shortest notice and on he mod
reasonable tefHs.
q A L
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offered in Davenport. For sale at
wADSW0RTH's
May 10 Opposite lie Claire IIousr.
TWIN CITY BOOK STORE,
4 NEWS DEPOT,
End Street, opposite L. Claire House.
roNsTaSTLYs on hand good assortment ~ Books OF
I ! nearly all kinds. Stationery. Ink. Wall and Window
pspor Maps Lthosaphs Pictures Visiting Cards, Port
Monies Gold Pens, ke together with great variety OF
articles usually unnd at Book stores All Of which will
lie sold low for IAsi. Pabfisksvs -dgsnt
For sale Of all the Popnlar Sse Bssks Maxa1ns and
MRS papos--Ssbseriptions received for the same
Nsp Ysyk, CissisRari, Chteago Dai!isx, received
every evening tmy l6uD ;. H. STARR.
DISSOLUTION.
THE Firm Of Dalism, Stevens g. Co, is this ia y
ais.olye cd by Mutual consent.
W. IA. HlLDRETH,
J. W. ID ALLAN
FL. STEAYENS.
East Davenport, May 18th, IsS6.
-. w. DALLAM &F sTEAVES shaving purcha.
ed Of w. H. Hidre,h his Interest in the opera ion OF
The Economist Mill, the business will hereafter be
o. ndu~ ted under the arm of
may ~ DIV DAlL Lam q sTEAvENS.
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+ ADiEs' tcsl saitsrs made 70 order :, -,
~rSTS, mai ..T T.,fIs- So5f. Iaade to order.
~ & b.
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CsT.TE OF CALIFoEN7A. County of HI Dorado.
- Know all men by these presents that !, JANE WAS
SUM- wife of Jacob Wassum, Of Eldoado City, FL Dorado
County, and State of California, hereby declare that in
tend TO carry transact business in my and
my account and that said business is Ranchng,
keeping Private Boarding House. and Raising Stock and
Poultry; and that individually responsible for all
debts contracted by me on account Of said business and
that the invested in said business does exceed
the Of five thousand dollars.
Given under my hand seal this the 10th day of May,
1856. JANE N. WASSUM
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CouNrY OF EL DoRADo
On this the 10th day of May A. D. 1856 appeared be-
fore Justice of the Peace and for said county Jane
NJ Wassum, satisfactorily proven be the person desert
bed in the foregoing declaration, by the oath Of H. W.
Merritt competent and credible witness for the purpose,
by duly sworn who acknowledged TO me, (scperate
and apart from her husband Jacob Wassun, that she
signed and executed the freely and voluntarily and
for The and purposes therein mentioned without any
fear compulsion from her said husband.
JOHN f. LONG
Cuoma Nav II, 1856. 25 st Justice of the Peace.
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ADVERTISEMENT

GLOW THEY DID IT IN WHITE OAK.'-One L. A. Norton
in the Hangtown American of Saturday last, gives
account of chow they did it in White Oak at the recent
County Seat election. This l.. A. Norton is gas-bag ;
drinks but will follow barrel of whisky for miles
The nearest he to telling the truth when
he said the County Seat of Rome once removed from
the city of the hills to Constannope This Norton
to White Oak election day. not protect the bal
lot box from Frauds but TO perpetrae them if possible
lie tried to brbe TO work for Hangtown Failing in
this stole the nchpns out of the wagon containg the
whisky and sent his eowpitcher Gaige, ahead that he
might remain alone with the whisky and have good
time on his own hook with dggerdom Norton is great
admrer of Durham bulls, and will, no doubt make cap
ital District Attorney for The Territory of Utah. and vet
patron of the pecul institutions of that delightful
country. lie is awful mean man. he tried TO hire
man for dollars and half steal nchpins out of
whisky wagon. He followed the whisky wagon all the
forenoon, and while thus engaged the voting done
White Oak He insinuaes that steamer list voted;
he is linr when he says it, Norton says manifested
great desire that Pacervle should succeed Norton is
excessively green, and witha great fool besides being
as corrupt his small stock of brains will permit
Now you hired pedlar of cigars hired retailer of
small lies of your own and greater lies invented by Others
20 to Utah where you belong and where the morals of
the people resemble your There your corrupt
tnre may find employment if Brigham Young don't imme,
daely hang you, doubt he will if apprsed of your
character. G. HIX.
White Oak, June 10, 1876. 29-l*
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ni,,.,iaf,s Sale.

EY virtue Of an order Of Sale issued out of the Clerks
III Office Of he Honorable District Court of FL Dorado
County on ulgent rendered on the 24th day of May
a. D. is g. in favor Of PERKINS STORRS and against
JOSEPH W SEELhY, for The sum of thousand nine
hundred seveny-tWo !o0hS dollars and accrung costs
viii expose Public safe at the Court House in Colona,
The list day ot June, y. l35G al o'clock, p NJ, all
the igu, ttic nteTcs and claim, of The said Storrs
Secev. o and The following described property, living
and being in COona, Dorado County and State OF Cali.
)ruia, to wit certain house and lot, situated the
South side of Main et and bounded follows Begin.
ng at the northwest side Of Elkus store house said
Main street, running thence soulh course, hundred
feet or less. to Second street. thence west
long said feet the southeast corner
Of luches lot, thence following east line to said Main
street one hundred feet more less, thence cast
along Main street twenty-five feet Tie place of beginning.
together with tho improvements thereon.
Shelfs Office, Cooma, May 29th, 1856.
L. b. CARSON,
Sheriff of FL Dorado County, Cal.
27-3 By NJ r. ElSTNER, Under Sheriff.
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sbsritt s Sails.
sMriT's Sale.

ETY virtue of execution, issued out Of the Clerks
ES Office Of the Honorable District Court of FL Dorado
county, judgment rendered the 22d day of May,
A. d. 1876 in favor of CEDAR AND IND1ANVILLE
WATER COMPANY. and against WILLIAM S1MONS,
for the Of four hundred thirty and ffty-seven
hundredh dollars with interest thereon the of
per cent per from the 22d day of May, A. D. 1866,
together with the of len dollars, of suit and
accruing COSTS have levied upon and seized and wifi
expose Public Sale at the Court House in Cooma, on
the 9th day of July A d. 1885, at two o'clock r NJ, all
the right, tilc interest and claim, Of the said William
Simons Of in and TO the following described property
lying and being FL Dorado county and State Of Cafo,
MIA, wit: certain lot and wo-story wooden building
Coom in The Vaae Of pownsV and opposite the
store of Col. McDanieis said house being twenty feet
front, wentyeght feet deep, with ell running back
thir:yfve feet together with The Improvements thereon
Sheriffs Office, Cololra, June S, 1856.
E. B. CARSON,
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado County, Cal
2s.3 By III. R. ELSTNER, Under Sheriff.
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2egal Wutitrs.
Susst mons.

y The People of the State of California toJ p Hotmfs,
and DAVID WALTZ, defendants in this suit, greet
ing: You are hereby summoned TO be and appear before
the Honorable District Court of the Eleventh Judicial
District and for said county aud State TO answer The
complaint of NOAH HOUGH, plaintiff, now on file in this
office wherein he prays judgment against you for the
of $685. with interest thereon from September. A. ID.
1852 upon promissory note given by you plaintiff,
and for costs Of suit And you hereby required to
answer the said complaint within days If service here
OF be had on yon within this couny-whn twenty days
if out of this county, but in said distrct-and within
forty days if out of said county and district exclusive
of the day of services: And hereof fail moi, &c., or
plaintiff will take judgment against you, by default in ac
cordance with the prayer of said complaint
~-- Witness my hand with the seal Of said Court
Is affixed at Office in Coloma, this Sd day OF June,
| - 1856.
- D. c. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
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Summons.

SSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of El Dorado,
- The People of the State Of California, TO J. R. JEN
kINS You are hereby summoned to appear at the Office
of the undersigned Justice of the Peace for Coloma
Township County aforesaid, the 18th day Of june A d.
1856 Mt ~ O'Clock A. NJ 10 the complaint of 1R
YOUNG now file in my Office for The sum OF Two Hun
dred Dollars due note Of hand given by you him
and answer judgment will be rendered against you or the
amount of claim and costs thereon.
Given under my hand This 10th day of May A. D. 1856
J. F. LONG. Justice Of the Peace.
The proper affidavit having this day been made before
by Ira Young plaintiff in the above entitled cause
order the publication Of the above in the Empire
County Argus, once week for four successive weeks
Given under my hand this the 10th day of May A. D.
1856. J. +. LONG Justice of the Peace.
2--5
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SUMMONS.

a. TATE OF CALfFOh. IA, County Of e. Dorado.
- The People Of the State Of California, to JOHN
MURDY, defendant in this suit, greeting: You are here
by summoned to be and appear before the Honorable Dis
tct Court of the Eleventh judicial District in and for
said County and State TO the complaint OF MARY
a. MURDY, plaintiff, now on file in this office, wherein
She judgment that she be divorced nom The bonds
of m rim0ny existing between herself and you and for
Of suit and that she be decreed the of
lain house and lot set forth in the complaint And you
are hereby required 10 answer HE said complaint within
ten days. if service hereof be had you win This
y-whin twenty days if out OF this county. but in SAID
dlsict-and within forty days if out of sand county and
district (exclusive Of the day Of service And hereof fail
&c plaintiff will take Judgment against you by de-
fault and apply the Court ior relief III acco dance with
the prayer OF sid complaint.
- Witness ~ Y hand and the Seal Of said Court
- affixed Office in Coloma, this the lst day OF
/ La ! May, \. d. 1896.
- 3m D. c. MCKINNEY, Clerk