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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04

REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
Cos. =. Il. CURTIS.

=
Our present Representative in Congress,
and other distinguished Republican speakers,
will address the people Of the First Con
gressional District at the following times and
places, to wit:
Indianol., Saturday, Spit At Up. m.
0ccola. Monday, Sept. 9, at Up. m.
H p:ss. City f'::d''' Sept 1.:sspn;
Charlton, Wednesday, Sept. 8, at2p.m.
Corydon Tn ursday, Sept. y at Up. III.
Cen,nryille. feidsy, Sept. 10, at I'm.
B.o9mn,ld, Saturday, Sept. i. AZ pm.
Abba, Monday, Sept. IL. Al, ,. m.
kn9xviiile, Tuesday, Sep. u, at2pm
Newton. Wednesday, Sept. Is. At 2p m.
Man,eruma, Thursday, Sept. 10, at2 pm.
sisouney, Friaay sept. l1,A.2p. m.
Ageacy CITY, Sat
Fairfield, Monday. Sept. %, At 7p.m.
Brighton Tuesday, Sept 2l,..2p,m
Washington Washington ~ ., u All .. /.
Columbus CITY. u, 81
wapxilo, Thursday, Sept. q, a.2p.m.
Darlington, Friday, Sept. "a, att !"
MI. Pleasant, Saturday Sept 10, at 7p.m m.
salem, Monday. sept. ~, at 2p. IN,
"a. Madison. tuesday, Sept. g, at7p.m.
Bsn,ousport, Thursday, Sept. 80, at 4 p. m.
birmingham, Friday, OCT. 1, ~ Up. IN.
Eouaparte, Saturday, OCT. 3,at p. "a.
The Republicans at each point above
named are requested to make the proper ar
arrangements, and circulate notice OF meet
ings. Republicans, RALLY from town and
country.
BY order Of tho
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04
Mr.Corwin on siavcry.

In his recent stump speech at Morrow, O.,
Mr.. Corwiu touched upon the question OF
slavery extension. Among other things be
said
II his brother Republican did not want any
moro Slave States, let him vote against farth.
or conquest. II bis brother Democrat want
cd no more slave States, let his party throw
away that miserable trash OF squatter sover-
eighty. Let us 60 into the good old way, the
revolution way, which was red with the blood
OF our fathers who trod it Let us begin
Territories in such way that no slavery
shall come into the State. tell you, Mr..
Republican, Mr.. Democrat, there 10 no other
constitutional way. | am not going to take
an oath to support and carry out that consti.
tuition, and then 60 say, like a rascal, ssto
be sure the Constitution doesn't warrant this
course, but I'll adopt it." Scoundrels and
knaves might do so and lay il to thcir con
science, but. no honest man would. This is
my view Of the Constitution Of the United
States.
As to Cuba, he said, suppose you have
bought Cuba, the treaty comes before the
Senate for ratification, and will it be ratified
till you find what to do with Il? The South.
ern man would admit it as it is. The North.
ern man would not admit it till the slaves
we're set free. And that ought not, think,
to be done without the consent Of the own.
crs, who were bought BY us along with the
nggers; and they Of course would not con-
sent. How, then, are We to get possession
OF Cuba? We may send armies there to
keep the peace and pay their expenses. But
Cuba will not be a State nor Territory, nor
even Kansas Kansas has had seven Gov.
ernors. Cuba won't have one. II our GU
plity impels to take ns our own those rich
coffee plantations OF the trade with which We
have the benefit now, solely excepting the du.
ties. why then We must take Cuba as we find
Cuba.
Did we really want territory? We had by
the last census 70, 000, 900 Of people out Of
the ! 200, 900 900 on the entire globe and for
these %, OO0, 900, We had one-tenth Of the
giobe-as much Ms England, France, Austria
and Prussia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanted more
territory than he had; and drove from the
main land to the islands. To follow them
thither he had no fleets, and so they took all
tneir treasure there and Nebuchadnezxar
came back with plenty OF territory, but no
booty. Then he went down into Egypt and
took one Of the Pharaohs By the throat and
shook him till he got the booty for him. Now
Nebuehadnczzar was q smart man, ms smart
as the Democratic aud Republican parties, he
thought. lLaughter.] And what was the
nexa we heard Of this smart Nebuchadnexxar
who grasped so much territory? Why he
was in the field, q maniac, among the cattle
eating grass.
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APPOINT MENTS.
q. A. RICE.

y. M RICE,
Republican candidate for Attorney Gen.
eral, will address the people At the following
points:
Ashton, Saturday. Sept. 4, at pm.
Sioux City, Monday, Sept. 8, at 2 p. m.
sheityvilic, Wednesday, Sept. 8, u 2 p. m.
Harl.n,
Lewis Thursday, Sept. o. ava pm.
Frankfort, Friday, Sept. 10. ~ p. M.
Quincy. Saturday. Sept. II. At .. m.
Alton, Monday, Sept. -, NJ 2 p. m.
Osoenla. Tuesday, sept. IA, 1t 2p,m.
CHAR ton, Wednesday. Sept. Is, ct 2 pm.
Bremen, Thursday, sept. 10. At : p. m.
j. NJ. ELwoop, tho Democratic nominee,
is invited to be present and participate 10
the above called meetings.
August 18th, 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04
Lighs and ShaAew.
~ WV. WATER.


You who judge by what you SEQ,
Often fail TO udge Alright
Stars are shining soicmnly,
In the day as in the night;
All the day they lie concealed
by the glory Of the sun
But ut eve they shine revealed
In the azure, one by one.
So the daylight OF a smile
May but veil the human face,
Iiiding, fer little while,
Doubt and care, and sorrows trace;
So, when shadow clouds ofswo
Ger happy face arise,
Still beneath the shadows glow
Stars Of Joy in gentle eyes.
Life is arched with changing skies;
Rarely are they what they seem.
Smiles We have, and also sighs--
Much We know. but more We dream;
Look beneath the outward show,
To the shadow or the light.
Ard, from what you surely know,
Learn t, see and Judge Alright.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04

ETA Virginia editor declares himself OPP
posed to having niggers taught to read
There IS an objection to their being thus
taught in the Accomac ard some other dis
tricts Of virginia-the niggers would have
the advantage Of >heir masters. And per-
haps many white man in these districts
would have the unsophistoated innocenceof
bis soul polluted by the newspapers if he
had only schooled niger to read them to
him.--[L Lou. Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04

NOTICE IL hereby given 10 the owners Of tho
Loss described In the foregoing list situated In the
City Of keokuk, Lec County and State Of Iowa,
been assessed and levied On said lots BY
the City Council VI said city for Curbipg aud
Mo AdamiSing, - designated in the above list, and
unless peynsnt be made Of the taxes 30 levied,
and also before the iith day Of September
A. D. 1853, the said lots, Of so much thereof q
shall be nee sssry 70 discharge said tax and COSTS
will be sold on the day aforesaid, At the Mayors
once IN said city, between the hours Of o'elook
.. m. aad o'clock pm.
O. C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Ksokuk.
August 10, I858-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04
A western anclden,Inr,atca.

A travelled London lady gives the follow
ing incident among others, to circle Of nd
miring friends on her return from Americs !:
81 was dipin' ha'board u frst class steam
boat on the Hoe-igho river. The gentleman
next me, on my right, was aSoutherner, and
the gentleman on NY left was Northerner.
Well they gets into kind Of discussion on
the habolition question, when some Ugh words
hariz.
'Plcase to retract, sir,'' said the South
erner.
ssvon't do it," said the Northerper.
Pray, mA'am," said the Southerner,
"wili you ave the goodness to lean back in
your chair ?''
"With the greatest Of pleasure" said l,
"not knowin' what was comm. When what
does my right 'and gentleman do, but whips
out 'oss pistl as long as my arm, and
shoots my left 'and neighbor dead! But this
wasn't hall for the bullet comin' out Of the
left table, wounded a lady In the side. She
huttered an 'orrifck scream.
"Pon my word, ma'am," said the South
erner, "you needn't make 80 much noise
about it; for did it by mistake"
'And was justice done the murderer ?''
asked horrihed listener.
christianity, dear madam answered Miss
L--. "The cabin passengers set right to
work and lynched i'm. They Jung i'm in ths
lamp chains, right hover the dinin' table, and
then finished the dessert. But for my part
it quite spoiled my Appetite"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04
e.. r. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
DEALER IN
Fine Gold and silver Watches,
CLOCKS, SpECTACLEs, SILVER WARE, &C.,
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,

+ WOULD invite the attention Of the pub -
i lie to my nav and we'll selected stock, M
being made up 10 my order are unsurpassed -
In quality or style. They comprise In part
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, English and
swiss, the genuine Perry Watches, cssed with
original designs Silver Ware Of every description,
warranted pure coin Ladiss' and Gentlemen .
Jcwelry OF all kinds, including style before
offered in the market; Spectscies, in uold, Silver
Steel and Plated Bows, with Pebble, Periscopic,
Concave, double convex and Colored Glasses, OF
every variety Of shade and focus among these
are the real Scoech Pebble and Periscopic Glasses.
mechanically adapted to suit oil eyes. An assort-
ment Morton . Ptemiam Gold Pens; Double Plated
Ware, manufactured BY Rogers Bro, on genuine
Albata, warranted to be tho best Plated Ware that
10 made-Tea sets, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Cas-.
tors, Ladies', Spoons, Forks, Ac-
y. B.-0oods Of every description made TO or
der, as also Hair ornaments. The money refunded
In all cases whore goods do not prove AZ repre-.
scented.
Being a practical Watch Maker, my Personal
attention will be given TO the Cleaning and Re-
pairing of Watches, C1ocks, Jewelry, &C., which
shall be done in workman like manner, and war
ranted.
Coffin Plates kept on hand, and Engraved to or
der. share of patronage 10 respectfully solicit
cd. fSept. 5, '6S-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04
Dcm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A caucus of the leading Democrats of the
District met at Fl. Madison, the other day,
to harmonic the conflicting claims OF aspi.
rants, and thereby secure unity Of action in
favor Of the ticket in this judicial District.
The result Of the consultation is seen in the
withdrawal Of Garrard and Goodrich as
candidates for Prosecuting Attorney, thus
giving the field to Tracy of Burlington
The Locofoco ticket for this Judicial District
is now complete. This caucus nomination
secures the united support Of the Democrat
ic press Of the District; and our Republi-
can friends will perceive that Clagett, Tracy
and Mason constitute the Democratic ticket Of
the District just as fully and formally as il
they had been brought out by the regular
convention. win Republicans. with whom
and for whom We have lAbored and voted,
strike down our regular nominees for the
sake Of clevating these bitter Locofoco can
didates over their heads?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04
KHRosENE OIL AND LAMP

KEROSENE OIL AND LAMP
TAs GFsatTavorite - the People.
VItHE high enoomiums which this light is con
1 stsntly receiving from those who are using 1,
justify ~ in saying that IL has no equal. In tl
use you rave more than one-haf what your light
would cost you from any otker oil or burning fuid
IL lie perfectly safe n II will not explode or sud
denly inaamc. II needs no pufing--one trial Will
convince tho most skeptical II Its virtues.
All invited to try II, free of trouble or OF.
pense. Leave your address at the Lamp Depot, on
Aain-st, between 2nd and 3D., two doors below
Billings store and have y lamp sent 10 you for
trial. Asupply Of oil kept constantly on hand.
Try It, twin cost you nothing.
II. G. MERRILL,
sep2dlm No.624 Main-st., ksokuk.
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A waIde n 81 an Church.
e. A. l.

WaIdensian Church.
The following is from Mr.. Bryant's letter
to the N. Y. Evening Post:
One of the days which passed in Turin
was Sunday, and looked in upon the Wal
denses, who, under the new System Of relig-
ious freedom in Sardinia, are allowed to
worship openly in the cities. Their church
in Turin is a handsome building, in tho Ro-
mAnesaue style, with an ample semi circular
recess for the communion at one end, and
pulpit built against one Of the graceful pill
lars on the left vide Of the nave, as you en-
ter.
In the morning an elderly minister gave
sensible discourse in French, in which he did
not spare either Nicodemus who came to Je-
sus by night, nor his timorous imitators at
the present day. lie insisted on frank,
fearless and sincere expression Of opinion on
religious subjects with the admonition that it
be uttered in all kindness and gentleness.
The afternoon service WAS for the Italian
part Of the congregation, and was conducted
by n young man, who gave common place
sermon, but who had the merit Of q very dis
tinct elocution, so that lost not word
The prayers were mostly read by the minis
ter from a book, but otherwise there was
hotp'hg IN vac SERVICES w distinguish tnem
from those Of Presbyterian church in New
York, if except the language--and really it
seemed strange to hear religious services Of
this sort in the tongue Of Catholic Italy,
Neither in the morning nor the afternoon
was the congregation large, but it's manner
was attentive and devout. 1t was composed
Of persons manifestly Of different conditions
in life, the opulent and the laboring; the
women sitting apart from the men and scat
tered among the men were several persons in
the uniform Of the Sandman army, being Of
ficers and soldicrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04
The Wiikinson Murdcrers Acquit-
feA.

We learn by an extra from the Iowa City
Republican of Wednesday that eight of the
fifteen persons indicted for lynching Wilkin-
son have been acquitted by the jury,
The evidence of the murder OF Wilkinson
by mob, who seized and bound him and
took him some distance in wagon and pitch
ed him thus bound into the water and watched
on the bank till no sunk in the river, was
clear and uneqnivocal. The jury may ease
their conscisnces on the plea that these per-
sons did not premnditato such result.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04
j. K. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land and General Agent,

-
AND
INTELLI ENGE OFFICE,
NO. ~ MAIN-ST.,
kEOkUk, IOWA.
DuYS, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
- perty Of every kind.
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kini.
Draws Deeds Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles to Property
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
Of Property.
Takes Acknow gements.
Is Agent for Insurance &c npanies.
Inquiries by Letter promptly replied to.
Negutiates Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits, buys and Sells Patent Rights.
Loans Money on Coilitsral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and punctual-
lily, are the lea ding features Of this House.
Refer to tho following gentlemen:
X. p. Love, Governor.
Hon. Thos. W. Clagett.
Geo. G. Anderson 4 c.. Bankers.
Xix, Hale 4 Co. Bankers.
~ Agencies and Business Solicited.
Sept. 4, '6s-d
Insure Your Mrrchandsse, stores
ana Dwciiingsl
Policies Of Insurance issued at the lowest
rates, at this Agency, in prompt.
paying Companies.
Hartford FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL x200, 900.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
WIN. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
Scp4-dim Second-st., near Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04

II Anosher supply OF
1lIFE and Lectures Of Lola Aontes, Tor ssAle
BY CAVE = BARBER.
seE3l
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A FEW boafders eaa bs accommodated ut Mr..
"A Hulaniske's, on Third-st., between Bloudesu
and Concert. Rsfsrencss given snd required.
een1d1m
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aDcnr.spiii,, the Lna,e..

We learn from communication, for which
We have not space, that the ladies Of Croton
were sued by doggcry keeper for damages
for liquor "spilled" by them on certain co.
casion, an account Of which appeared in our
column. A change Of venue was taken to
Primrose, and verdict and judgment rem
dered against the ladies and in favor OF the
",ot gut" man.
An appeal WAS taken to the District
Court.
BANK lrtA.- The Bank Of America, Ten
nessee, has failed. The Southern Bank, at
Memphis, is thrown out. Take no Tennes-
see money.
The time for presenting the bills Of the
New York Security Bank, at Hope Falls, N.
T., having expired, tho bills now out nre
worthless.
eT-Mr. Hawkins, the celebrated Tempe
rance lecturer, and one Of the famous band
Of Baltimore reformed drunkards who inau-
guratea the great Washngtonian temperance
movement, died at Parksburg, Pa, the other
day.
! eT-Dr. Carey ~ Trimble, son Of Cover
nor Trimble, Of Ohio, has been nominated
for Congress in the Chilicothe distric. by the
Republicans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04

QucrHss Cod Liver Oil Jelly,
A PPKDVED by the New York Academy of
"A Medicine. containing S5 per cent. pure oil. A
del eious PREPARATION having all the soothing and
healing propcrtcsof the oil without any disagree
able taste. A. J. WILKINSON, Druggist,
No. 90 Mains
sep,3j Agent for this city.
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Aug. JI, % DOT
CIRCULAR.
To our Patrons and the Public u
General.

To our Patrons and the Public IN
General.
"Etake great pleasure in being able TO sssure
w you that Notwithstanding our heavy loss BY
the burning IT our Sales RooMs at Nos. 40 aud ~
Washington Avenue, and the loss Of the cntire
stock in them, on tbs morning Of the 2sth ut.,
we are already able to I'LL any order that may be
desired in cur line.
Having a large amount Of stock In our Ware
houses that net onaected with our sales rooms
and being In constant receipt VI goods from the
best manufacturers, wc are thus enabled 70 I'LL CT.
dsrs at our usual low prices, and in former prompt
and satisfactory manner.
Our facilities for procuring and keeping up de-
sirable stock are unequaled; our personal sitcn.
ton and large experience IL and viii b, INSTANTLY
given 70 our legitimate business Dealers In and
Manufacturers Of
Furniture and Upholstery,
In al the various branches. We assure you that
We will sell ~ good Goods and ct a. Low Prices,
and ON Is favorable terms a. any house in the
West.
Thanking you for the very liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed on VI, VIC ask continuAnes VI
the same.
ner OF Washington Avenue and Second st., four
doors below tae old stand.
vsrysksspectfuily,
ScARRIrT i MASON,
ST. Louis. Mo-, July .. '6s.-aug5dAw
RAILROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE b hereby given to ell parties intt rested
IN that the consolidation Of the Iowa Southern.
and the Ksokuk and Nebraska Railroad Companies.
according 70 An oct authorizing the same, has been
perfected. The articles Of consolidation entered
into for the construction OF the road from Ksossu-
qua, van Bursn Co., TO the Missouri river, and 10
bs styled and known % the Ashraska and Eouth
Iowa Railroad Co., and nov fatty authorised TO ear
~ ogTs the object Of their s1gsaisasi lon.
+. MArss, sss'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04

FRANK foresserss
LNISH and Fishing eff the United States and the
II British Provinces Of forth America, illustrated
from nature BY the author. For sale BY
sepsd CAVE 4 BARBER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04

Maxine and IHInts for anglers,
ErMBELtSHED with numerous cngravings, ii.
Il Illustrative Of Inc miseriesof fishing. For sale
BY CAVE = BARBER.
sept3d
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Collectors sale 81 Lots,
nE which special tax has been Assessed for
~ abating . nuisance upon said lots.
Owners, N mes. Lot. Block. Tax. Cost
Unknown, 1b4 $l4.04 tl36
o la Al94 l.52
10 IA $50 l10
I" lao 1928 ISL
NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list, sitnated In
ils CITY VI nsoAAA, i.ee aAiy ,Aaa iowa,
that special tax has been assessed and levied on
said described lots, MS designated in above list,
by the City Council OF said city, being thecost Of
abaling nuisance on said lots, and unless pay
ment b. ado Ut the taxes 10 levied and also al
costs, before the sd day Of October, A. d. 1858,
the said lots, or 40 much thereof % shall be no
cessary to discharee said tax and costa, win b
sold on the day aforesaid, At tho Mayors of6cs
In said city. between the hours Of o'clock :.
N. and o'clock p. N.
&C. STRvRNS,
Collectorof the Cityof Ksoksk.
Sept. 3, l85S-dtd
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PvinclpIes OF 0evernn est,
lR, MEDITATIONS IN EXILE, BY w. 8.
~ 0'I3rien. For sale by
CAVE BARBER,
EcptM "a Main-st.
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n Ns0ry 81 tho lnaucttvc sciences,
ENRoM tho earliest time down to tho present.
Il For sale by GAVE BARBER.
snn.3d
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For Rcnt cheap.
A BRICK HOUSE, containing rooms, on 9th
"A street, between Blondeau and Concert. Ap.
ply 10 w. Ii. CAVE,
Sept. 3, '5s.d ~ Main-st.
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B.OsS or stolen.
nN the s0ih, near tbs Packet Depot, keokuk,
~ my pocket book was either lis. or stolen. II
contained besides snail amount Oh money, some
notes ard papers, OF no use to any body but me,
and to whoever will return ii, 1 will pay s. re-
ward. p. INSkkEP
Port Maditon, Aug. ii. ,58. dst
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NOllCGs
rNHE PUBLIC SCHOOL Of the City Of Keokuk
1 viii CONNIE nee at the Central School House on
Monday, the 9th OF September. Also, the Ward.
or District Schools, provided the School Louses
are In readiness. GUY WELL
President Board Il Edu, alton.
Keakuk SAINT a. ,6Si3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-04

/ ATE of Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
II landtst.. New York, would respectfully tender
his professional services TO the ctisens Of Ksokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that be has opsnsd
an establishment corner Of ID and johnson sts !,
opposite the Gait House, whore, by punctuAl At
tentioa to business he hopes to secure the patron
age Of this community.
SHAVING.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-19
'I'nERE viii he a Grape Party AMI Ball given a,
1 the ab we pmce on
tuesday. August pm.
Summons.

"a tate OF California, /, the district Court Of
- hr tttee' th judicial his rirt County Of Bultr
~ ~ VI KOGEERS ". Il H. RNGEaS Action
ought IN The District rourt Of tho l1th Judicial
District. and the Complaint died int e County II
Rute, the Office OF the GEEK If said Dstrict
Court. The People uf ne Sttts Uf California sen
Creating To B. II ROGERS. You ate hereby r..
qulre to appear in an seton hrau1hl Cainss lo nN
t'e above uaurd PLAINTIFF IN the Dt.t let tourt of he
Fifteenth Juiiaal sire'. la nd Tor lh- county %
Bu tr, Nnd e answer lhr co RPaint Il rd th.rein, IA
COPY OF which atcup parlgs this suumouSl wih II
zen DAYS, tvNcilive ut the day sctvice) Hle- tho
srrNtc oh you at thi. sum iu2s U served within tins
ouutSi v srrved at ct his county. hut Within tins
judicial ptstici. within twenty daN,:or II served uu.
ui said District, thee wi hin forty dals1r judgment
bY default viii be taken Ak lin>t you. The sald
uun l. brought To Obtain decree If sai 20 ri that
the mh'riaS" contrac, "Xist Z between YOU and the
rllin III br dissolved and Huuuivd. that she MAY b,
released from & 4 bonds o. IA atrmou aud "a u'-
laln tdgn1nt FIR the costs and money di>bur>e
mens Ui Ihi- action. and i5r such other aud nrlhcf
reilei As may he proprr-aud IT you fa,t to appear
aud answer the sand comp Htnt as above I. q irei
the piaiuth viii apply a. the Z, urt for the 'vie
her compliant demanded
Given under my hand an the seal Of the District
4 - toHri ct tho Fll-'n' h JHdi District,
SEAL this lS.h day Of htg st ia the wear a.
- nnt Lord one thousand eight hundred and
hilytight.
NJ. DARRAtH II, Clerk.