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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

|ehop yiGAta 1eeay Do1hiog Of ~ 60
Of - uuitef oteteo r Ne Louisiana
Territory ~ Texas iighG b construed
Within tho meouisG sod spirit q soe
Ceustitus3os, isthe 1ntteipeeSoo Of emes-
Qeucies Of that nasase. Al oil events.
snch questions in po'iiie.l contest Jass
now, ore calculated 70 diminish our pros
poets, in my opinion, and ! might ID.
cIude two or three other resolutions Of
less importauce, however, which will add
not one whit 70 our strength, bus rather
diminish the ardor which u required
now TO regain and establish ourselves 10
! position 70 render the General Gov
ernmsnt service, and to render jostice 70
those Who feel sggrieved st the en-
croachments Of Northern sentiment on
the spirit Of the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States. II IL cersainly true that We,
- : party, can do nothing, when IN >
minority Tin the State,) and il - thus
equally true, mecessisv drives % TO onsst
any and everything shich does no good.
All unnecessary expressions aud opin-
ions should be left alone. We are now
as nation Of people, feelings the effects
of direful, bleeding, inhuman and unnat-
ural war, in our midst separating rela-
tons, families, brothers and sisters. All
you might say comes from partisanism,
urged forward by spirit Of ostenta-
ton.
| It il unnecessary for me to allude to
the nominations. We will all agree that
Judge Mason 10 man worthy of the 70
tiers Of Iowa. He has always borne the
character Of . high minded, honest able,
and efficient man, fully equal and more,
for any position in the gift Of the PEG.
pie.
| sat down this afternoon to pen q
short letter only, but find it has length
ened out considerably. hope you will
not interfere in yonr daily duties in pc
rusing it. My time at present is useless
to me, and anything l can do to drive
the blues of, gives me pleasure, yet
would not take it at your expense. Just
throw i as,de until you get time to re-
feet upon such matters. l see you in
tend to give us your views on the reso-
lutions soon. Respectfully yours,
L. PARKHURsT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30


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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-30

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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

CoNING RouND.-An uncompromising
old Democrat writes US from Georgetown,
under date Of the 18th. as follows: "Our
Douglas Democratic friends are getting
their eyes open to the designs oftheir lead.
ers They appreciate the fact that there
can be but two parties, and they can see no
difference between the Republican party
and the party that supports the Republican
Administration, and they are taking sides
accordingly. They believe, and the be-
liefiS becoming pretty general, that the
preservation Of our beloved Union BY
fighting under present circumstances, is
simply preposterous. No victory, in
such war, all right-feeIing men admit,
would deserve to be called triumph, be.
cause our countrymen are engaged on
both sides, If the withdrawn States are in
the Union. What rational object is to be
gained in the end Fl? Those most clamor-
Gus for war few months ago, now that
they see the terrible destruction Of life
and property that it produces, favor peace
measures. Especially is this the case
with our Douglas Democratic friends, who
have no faith in the Administration and
no desire to train in the Republican ranks.
They are coming back and uniting their
fortunes with their old brethren, the Con.
stitutiOnal Democrats. Glad tidihgs will
greet you on the night Of the election
from Georgetown"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

VIOLATED 1r.-A few years ago gen.
sIcman Of Kentucky named Troutman,
caught his runaway slaves in Michigan.
The most respectable citizens Of Michigan
rmet and organized meeting, and delibe-
'rately proceeded to resolve that " though
THE law was in his favor. that public SEN
'tiweRt was above the law, and that this
Kentuckian shall not remove his slaves
~ moral, physical or legal force" 1t is
needless TO add that Troutman did not get
ais dawes. But short time before, Jas.
II. Kennedy, . citizen Of Hagerstown,
Md, arrested his slave at Carlisle, Penn
sylVania. The slave was willing to return
with his master. They started and were
pursued BY amOb Of free negroes and Alb
OIitiOOists, headed BY q Professor Of the
college; the slave was rescued, Kennedy
waS cruelty beaten, and died from the Of.
feet Of his wounds These States with
many others have refused to allow the
Constitution Of the United States to be
enforced within their borders. And yet
the very men who have repeatedly viola.
ted It profess to be ardently attached to
II, and meet and resolve that the "Consti.
tuition must DO enforced at all hazards. "
What hidcous duplicity!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17
Nru ADVERTISEMENTS Gu.ns.
ELECTION PREo1Ncrs,
OFFICE BoAaD o. sUpHnv1.o,.
o. f. DoaADO C0UNTT, Cal.

o. Il D0nADO C0UNTY. Cal
A. reosre1tSt Aug. 8, IUSl
IT'S ORDERED, that the NsllOuinI n.
HShed - Elsetiea PEeeis-ts, ior ths y. sstae.
the hsHt 0eneFal EIeetioa, aaA that Il, p.pS.se Of
hsretososs established, M heSsisatsr H.seinets
and the sane are hereby aholished, e vif y
Big 9er TOWnsAIP-GSay Esrl,. I,
Bar, VuSeasovtue, voleanO BaS. 'Sae'aoa
COleAa TevVnShap-CoN svv,n,, ~,
O0A HUI uhisstOwsS Rec HIN, IoeI az
cOS1@Mse TOWnsAAp- Broun.v,n.
.sae1 Dsnes, Cede!vtne, Ceyoteville, Ysir =, -
ln6taa pSBtasS. Asuut AuEun. ray
Dla@e1G Syringe T0vvnsAaw-M.,
.v,ss "ssii ssssrs v Hsa assLs, El,GasS:e
gO'A (EsSS's ssSssI. Sly PSrA HoSSs. - A'As'
0eOggetOW1 T0Washap-B.stI. Min
dee vsnsy, S'Sfs''o"h, HsR Way Store. IT,. ~
0rOenwOeA TSwnG'P-cavs 1.r.v
Tosth'sl, CenteTVtlle, OTeeaWooA yant, 49,
Bar, spsaisA BaS, Spanish Dry DiEEinSs. ~
ks 1: T:T,rs;,n1 ~ Flat. Kelsey, Mel
ne DigginS. ' "sA'
Mad SPramgs TownsAIn-Bu.h.v
DuRean's Store, " Dorado. HisDeh Tow nv nav
dsTOoa's AtoEs, king'S BtuFe, NisAon,; I ~.
Psstts'S SalOOa, spaaiSh Camp. 'N''
R1aSegVttle TOVw ASh1P-HiaksIev'. r.,
BrOekltss' Bridge, CAih Bar. Coca Hoilov ~
Way HOuse tWsgon Roadl, Lake valIev ,is"I,-
!iouesl; PiseervilIe, Let WsFd; FIaeervtil. y
wsrd PIaesrvilIe, "a ward: Reservoir, 49,, =
name Han, Saith's Flat, stTaWbrrrS W.
Upper PiaesFviTe, white Rock. ''"sJ'
Sal@Om Fal1O TOWAshap-K.n.L.r r..
Negro Hin, ealnoa FAllS, WIZ 0oOSe Fiat ''
WhIte-Oak TOWashaP-C1arhsvil n...
House, Pleasant Grove Hence. JayhaSk. EsIL.s
Creek (DuTIs HOussl, vaughn's StoSe. "'''s1
A true eopy. Attest:
wv. A. JANUARY. ct,rI
auI7'@ ny OODsS S0CIAas, DeputI
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

FANATrcIsx.- Boston Republican
papers are urging the appointment Of:Rev.
Vim. B. Green to the command Of q regi-
ment. Who is he and what claims has
he to the position? The New Hampshire
Patriot answers, "his chief recommends
ton to their minds seems to be the fact
that he abandoned the pulpit in 1851, be.
cause he could not preach sermon with
out denOuncing the fugitive slave law
His intense AbOlitiOnism Is regarded as
cminently fitting him for military COM
uuand in 4 wa: for the preservation Of q
Union which AbOlitiOnism has destroyed,
and for Constitution which he has deri.
ded. The Administration takes peculiar
delight in placing in command Of rCgi-
Elents ultra AbolitioniSts.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17
County Central Csnn.ltte..

The Democratic County Central Committee
met, pursuant 10 the call of the Chairman, ON
Saturday last August 10th.
On motion, the designations Of Messrs. Mere.
dith, Squires and Herrick were accepted.
On motion, WIN. Jabiue Was nominated for
County Judge.
On motion, I. S. Titus was nominated for
County Clerk.
On motion, Charles B. Petit was nominated
for Superintendent Of Public Schools.
On motion, Committee adjourned.
HENRT LARKTS, Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17
ELECTION PRoCLANATIoN.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that a Oss
~ eTAl Election 10 To b. held 90
WeAnesAay, 4Gh 81 September 0SHa,
following OmeeTs are TO be elected, to at:
Two Members OF Congress,
A Governor.
A Lieutenant-0overn
A Judge OF the Supreme Court.
A Clerk OF the Supreme Court.
An Attorney General.
A State Treasurer,
A State Controller,
A Surveyor General.
A State Printer.
The following OMeeFO are hke Zee n NJ eIseO ~
ihs Ccaniy Of ~ Dorado. IN VT:
Four Members OF Assembly,
A County Judge.
A District Attorney.
A Sheriff.
A Collector.
A County Clerk,
A County Recorder.
A County Treasurer,
An Assessor.
A Coroner,
A Public Administrator,
A County Surveyor.
County Superintendent OF Common
Schools.
One Supervisor fOs the Third SspeTvisos
District, eo@PO'sd Of the townships Of Big Bar.
GsOfSetOWs, Greenwood. Kelley and SalAOa Falls.
ALSO,
Two Justices Of the PeAcO. Two Con.
stAblsss and Road Oversees, 10 each iowa
ship.
BY order Of the Board Of SupeTvis0pS,
Attest; WN. A. JANUARY. CtsVk.
BY OoDsN S0CIaBs. Deputy.
PlaeeTNille, August 9Th. 1851. aui7 ID
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

GARBLED.-The Sacramento Union, the
hired defender and spOlOgist Of the Re-
publican party, with characteristic base
ness, publishes the following garblcd OK.
tract from the speech Of Mr.. Clay, in the
Senate, July %, 1850. It Suppressss .
material part Of the speech:
HENRT CLAY ON ALLEGIANCE Kentucky
tomorrow unfurls the banner Of reaistaues
nnjustly, never will fight under that banner.
! owe . paramount allegiance 90 the whole
Union-a subordinate one to my own Stats"
The exact language used by the ''Great
COmmOner," is published on page $50 Of
the 9th volume Of "Colton's Works Of
Henry Clay" and is in these words
Mark the difference:
eff Kentucky Tomorrow unGuFlS the banner
Of resistance UNJUSTLY, never will light
under that banner. owe = paramount alleRi.
auce to the wHoLR UNIoN-a subordinate Oao
to my own State. When my State is right,
when Il has cause for resistance, when tyranny
and wrong and oppression insrGerable arise.
will then share her fortunes"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

MExDAcITY REwAR6ED. ..ftie Sacramsn.
to Union hss been selected BY Lincoln to
do the printing Of the Administration 10
California. 1t has not Indignantly and
habitually slandeFed the Democratic party
for nothing. 1t is now rsaping the bene.
fit Of It's long and enviable services. We
hope Democrats will recollect that the
Union is the official organ Of the Admin.
istratIOn-that it is paid for lying, and
dare not say . word against its purcha.
sers.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17
Nem embellishments GO.D Map.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Il
EXECUTIVE DRPAnTAnHT.

arArp 1T rAVfropNfA
-.u,. Ea:cU1ir u, D.SarIH."T' {
N ,r'i Election i' 70 bv hsiA on
Wednesday, the 4th day Of September
onssrs are % b elected
A AZ Mr%S:r' OF Congress-
A Lieutenant Governor.
JudGc q the Supreme Court,
A. Sl G;..f q "a 6: sSSni.' Court
4 Sal. c o"sSoIist.
4 Surveys Oenerai,
Al:". b;'. S JuAr. f.. ..eA Of IL. 9Th and
Also. State ssSs;ors. as s.llov..
:S1 rs 1890 q the COsn'e: q Sec p
"a District, eomposSd Of the County Of Lea Az
geIes. ........... =. ............... One Senator
ID District, eOnpOSsd q the COunties % eaaIa
Barbara and San LuiS ObiSpo .... One Senator
9Th paetFtet, eOmpOsed Of the Counties OF TuIaFs
aOd Fresno. .......... ......... One senator
eth District. eo@posed Of the Counties OF Santa
CTna and AOntsTsy ...:..:.... One Senator
Oth District, computed Of the Counties Of San
fraseiseO aud San MateO. ........ One SenatOS
And for the County Of San Francisco. Two senators
Wh lnstFies, eOnPossd Of the County OF Ala
media. ............ -. D.. One Senator
18th District, composed Of the COunty Of Sen Joa-
quia One SeuAt0T
l2th DistEiet, eOmposed Of the Counties Of Tool
u9ne and Mono. Northumberland e 0enatog
18th District, composed Of the COunty Of Gala
I veTas. .......................O ne Senator
lNh District, composed Of the COunty Of Am
Ad0I.. -. ........... ............... One Senator
18th District, composed Of the County Of SaeFa-
mento. ............ ............. One Senator
18th District, composed Os the COunties Of sOlsno
aud fOlo.... $500. ........... One Senator
18th District, composed Of the CountieS Of Eapa,
lsake ana Aendoetno. ............. One SenatOg
fOth District, eOmpOssd Of the County OF Pla-
erT.. go. .........................O One SeaatOg
SlSS District, composed Of the County Of Ne
vada: ............. .:............. Ope Senator
18th District, eo@poeed OF the COu0ttee Of Butte
and PlumaS, 10 Be excited By Butte County 10
1851 ............... ....... -. One senator
18th District, composed Ofths C0untieS Of TehaRa
and COlusi.. .............,.. One senator
2oth District, composed OF the Counties Of shasta
and TTinty.... ................. One Senator
9th Ins!!iet. ecmTo:cd Of the Counties Of Hun
18th DIstTiet, eosIpOoed Of the County Of Sic
kiyou.... ............ 49,. ... One Senator
Also. Meubeys Of Assembi, AZ C,I,o~.
San me 20 Count,. one meI.her s. ~ Mazda.
Ccunty, oSe mrmbr1 Ins An1tlsC Co,nt, two
Couotie. oor member Tul.r. Ccun,r oo. -
bey Fr,,no County. on, m.mhev W:riun,, Ccun
~ one memheT WsvreA srd s,.r .i.u. T.,.,,.
On. nemh-T santa CruI Coun,~ o,,. r,ernh.,
Monterey County. one mrnbeT : s.n,s Cisr. Covr'
member. San MS,so Ccrn,S. On, msmb., FL A..
49, 'ete $50 '"'''S .'S'A '"ht!s
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

man and profound jurisi, Mr.. Oscar L.
Shafter, Of San Francisco, are endowed
with votes only and not brains. All this
is certainly not very complimentary to
our Republican friends, but we beg TO as
sure him that our previous good opinion Of
them is not changed by these disparagiug
remarks Of their new friend and question
able champion and we assure him also
that he has vastly moderated the under.
standing and mental calibre of his politi.
cO-pastOral charge. Lay aside, Mr.. Re
publican, n little Of your Metropolitan
vanity and p:etenSioIH and learn what you
ought to have learned long before you
undertook to teach others, that talent is
not confined to geographical districts, but
claims the whole continent rs her home;
and remember that Cincinnatus was
found at the pillow when his country called
for his services; that Washington left a
country life when summoned to the tent
ed field in defence ofliberty.
We cannot dwell longer upon these re.
markable arguments ~ Of the editor of
the Republican. They make no point
and answer, none. They do not even in
form us who Mr.. Eastman is or what his
qualifications are. At one time they
vauntinsly claim that as an orator Mr..
Eastman is superior to either OF his com.
petitors whom the writer never heard.
But this vaunt is attributable, as We are
informed, to the fact that tho writer was
present at Coloma when Mr.. Eastman ad.
dressed his Republican friends in that vi.
cinity, and in the course OF his remarks
visited the tombS Of Washington, JcfFer.
son, and Jackson. and disturbed the quiet
slumbers Of those ancient and respectable
gentlemen with his sophomorean rhapSo.
dies. We arc left in doubt as to the
writer's own opinion Of Mr.. Eastman's
qualifications, for while he lands him in
one place, We find him in another admit
ting that he lacks experience, and appa-
rently himself doubling as to his fitness.
In another place MIR. EaStman's abilities
are magniRed to colossal proportions,
suited to the supposed Herculean labors
Of the Office which he seeks, and again we
are informed that no particular amount Of
talent is required to discharge the duties
of District Attorney, thus belittling the
office to Suit the mental stature Of his can.
didate. Butenough; We now finally leave
Mr.. Eastman and the question Of his eli
gibility with the editor ofthe Republican,
with the assurance that no court will ever
DO called upon to decide it.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

The account Of Joseph O'Heil, Of % 50, for
services 80 Constable, vac, on motion, laid over.
Account Of John Me('one for hauling done on
Ccloma street. amounting to t2i, WaS, on motion,
tabled.
p, for violation Of City Ordinances from MAJ 9i,h
1851, to July Bah, 1881, inclusive, showing bal
snee Of e96 80 in favsF Of the City. read. and.
on motion, received and ordered on Gle.
On motion Of Aid. BorOWOky, Policeman JOhn
q. JuStiee, VAS granted leave Of absence iUS ten
days from city.
On motion the ROaTd adjourned until next FTi-
day evening, August 18th, 1851, At the usual hOuG
O'clock
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17
Peaalt 9. Che.te e0er for ,sle,

Petite q ChOate eHsr for sale, OA
favorable ,ermS, their stock of Dnros, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, etc; and, also, their lHoN. FAONT HIRH-
PHOOY BCILDIS0. Their stand is the beet in the
city their busine'S profitable and we'll established
they believe the best inthe MineS-Snd they are
Influenced to cell by combinations wholly ureon.
nec;ed With busineSs. capital Of at least o.
will be neceWATy TO make the purchase. sul7
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

WHAT ARE We FIGHTIXG FOR?-In an.
swer to this question: a New York paper
says:
"MOst people have found out what we
are fighting for. Those who have not,
may settle down in the belief that it is 10
enable lawyers clerks TO draw the pay Of
Coloncls and BrigAdier Generals"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

SHOWING Her CoLoRs-The Schenecta.
dy (New York; Daily Ners is RESPONSE
Die for the following:
We noticed q lady from the country IN the
Atreets yesterday, arraycd IN red, white and
blue. She had red hair, . white shawl and
blue dreOs.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17
COUNTY TICKET.

FOR ABsENBLYMES:
a. ID. HOekp DaMiel SearleS,
J. D. AaAkhnp d. M. Boyd.
FW CSuaV SUd0e, Fer Recorder.
william JAbAAe. w. L. Thomas.
Fss DISTRICT AuSsssy. For TreASurer
b. W. 00m&ORsOm. Wllllam ROush.
PEI shsFtH. For Assessor.
Fred. Baker. q. w. GtMn.
pE Usiise,sr, For Coroner.
n. g. GFa0tho John TeuRcher.
Fof cssFk, Fer Public Administrator.
1Sa0o Q. Titus Lewis Foster.
IoS Surveyor. For Supervisor. "a District.
Joseph L. Deadly ,. ID. MeMurray.
Per Superatesdent Of Public sehcol..
Charles y. Petit.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

RAPID CHANGE.-The Dayton Empire,
the leading Douglas Democratic paper in
Ohio, says ITO show the rapid change
in the public sentiment Of Ohio since the
war commenced, we have only to refer to
the fact that seven weeks ago there were
hut three papers in this State, besides the
Empire, which dared to face the mob
spirit, so rampant then, and denounce the
war. Ofall the Democratic journals in
this State, We have seen but three which
have become so tincturcd with Republi-
canism as to attempt to justify the Prcsi-
dents numerous and fragrant violations Of
the Constitution. The balance have all,
directly and indirectly, denounced them.
The tide is turning, and il will not be long
before large majority Of our people will
rally in favor Of Peace, Prosperity aud
Low Taxes"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17

PAK1T LINEA-At recent meeting Of
the Cabinet the following resolution, Of
Gsrsd By Seward, is said TO have passed
uSanimOuGly. Old Abe thought it a
good one and recommended its incOrpO-
ration IN the Chicago Platform. Read II,
ifyou wish to know the magnanimOus
policy Of the Administrator in the future,
which MIN Be- adhered 70 strictly:
RssssseI, That until the war is ended.
NJ party lines shall be observed BY the
PFSsidsat, Or any Of the heads Of the De-
Psrtmsnts, SsesPt IN he distri6GtiO" q
$500
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-17
RnlGn60MR.

0TAfE OF CALIFORNIA, Couaay Of 70 Dorado. &c..
~ 10 The District Ooagt eftks Hevsnsh Jsdleisl Dis.
lSsst.-RACHIL .. DOVER, PlainaA, 70. JAM1
DOVER Detsndaat.-Aetloa hEeught In the Bis
eESo COlFt eethe Eleventh. Jaaleiai District, and the
CH1psalne eleA b Ne Csssey q n DeEado, 10 he
once q he CsSk 81 he saaA District Court 10 end
Tot sai0 Coanty am9 state.
IAe fOopss - H. State u Calii6snIa, 70 JAMIE
DOVsA, gFessng: Yoa ere hereby FeQaiVedto appear
IN an eeeioA 6feaght agAlngG pea by the above
uAweo pEalaGE tnehe DlstSiee OoaTt Of the Ueventh
Jodselal District u end ess the Csanty of u Dorado
sud y answer the eo@plsnt Aled sheTein within ten
s(excusve osthe day Of seVvice) aeF the service
on yoa eth seum@ons- fsegvOa VtaAla eAls Cosniy;
served out Of tAs Coaney, M within this JuAicisF
District, within twenty days, OF 70 served ont Of seA
District. thea within forty days, OF judg1ent b. De"
tAnle WIZ ee taken against Pee.
ne sAid action is broaght 70 obtain decree 81
SAID Court dlse0lvtng the Sends o. matFaeny sxst.
ing betWeen Rlaintl9 and yOaFssiG and giving 70
Piatasl9 TIE OasleAy and esalFoa ef Charles D. Do
yer and william 4. Dover, lniAas children Of her
an4 yoaTseM. Aaa % ysa fhil 20 appsaF And en-
sWer the eal4 eo8psAints - above REQUIRED, the
oat4 pIstseis wtm take tsAgmeat agAlnst yOu for
sal4 !ecFee and Costs aeoeTdiag - ne prayer Of
,-1 WNssSs ~ hasa, anA OAs seal Of saldi
L. Q. CouSt hereto e@1eA. at OAeO IN he Cay Of
49, rlaeeTvIIIe, iris The 1SsA day AZ August.
d. , lSsI. WI. 4. yANUXRY. cieyE.
\. <. sasAnun. Attorney ior fisissiS :SiT.sn,