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The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
cRors IN PARADISE v.lLkr.-Ths Too

CRors IN PARADISE VALLEY.-The Tool
umue City Ne,cs Of July, e2d. says
The drouth has seen more disastrous in ths
Paradise valley than we some time aco anti
eipated. Farmers who have threshed their
grain generally report much smaller yield
than they expected This il particularly
true &c that portion Of the valley nearest ths
San JnaQun river. The eastern PARTON 81
the valley, however. has beer, very fnrtnnate
Their crops are fully. if not more than ar
average. In fact along the eastern plain
and f,,ahifl land Of our county the harves,t
show splendid results.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

AIOTBFE OF EaSNENT.-KINCAlD
~ Flat Mining Company. Tnolumne Cou1ty. Caliha-
MIA Nnre her.hy gwen that At meeting of the Bard
Jnlv. IsT0 assessment Of 1--WE Dollars % nd
Fifty cents Ter share levied npon the capital
gd and silver coin Ia the Secretary ~ Clay ses San
Franei-co. Any stock ntnn which assessment shall
deemed delinquent. and will duly ADVERTISED fl sale ~
public aneii and anl payment shall made hafors.
will he st on Monday the 1ih day of September 1870
pay the Delinquent ssmcnt of ad
s~rsng and expenses osale By order of the Board of
Trustees
D. III. GROVE, Secretary
July, 31th, ls-o-fw =
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

OVERLAND MoNrHLY.-We have received
tta August number of this Magazine hu,
have not hsd time 10 examine it. The co--
tents are articles entitled 'Pareete." !" s.vio.
lets. ," "All things for the best. IA Bv-way
in Norselaad, :" THE Yubs lIydraul'c Mines.
tNo. ~ collectors and Collections, -
"Sheep--Farming In Australia" Way
sides Of Netare. tNn. q" AN Answer" !"
sPo,ss. the Trcahaannr. - "Caravanaaries III
San Francisco" "Feminire Philanthropy, y
"Penelope, .'Esc," and .Currsnt Litera-
ture.o
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

The Sacramento Onion of the &c h contains
the fnll"wng: '.The wheat market has de-
clined Mt Liverpool five pence lten cents) ner
GENITAL since the l9,h aud Goth instant The
American markets East have responded tn
the I.iverpnol decline. In Chicago the fall
has heen more than in rrnpnrtinn With that
NJ Liverpool. The cause nf this is that mil
lions of hnshels deposited in the Chicago ele
vators and held too long in the excessively
hnt weather prevailing there. have heated.
ani must he sold at snv crice. This fact
may alsa explain in part the cause of the de-
cline elsewhere. For the rest. it il probable
that the Liverpnol dealers have combined IN
hear prices IA long AZ they cat; and that viii.
not he very long. since America. with Jess
surplus than last wear. will have to make MP
for the Prnssian snnplv. as well as her own,
and possibly Russia's also.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

JUDGMENT AFFiRxEp--In the ease Of the
People vs.. John Best. who murdered FLYNN
some months since at the Nightingale. near
Stockton. the Supreme Court last xeek. sus-
tanned tie findings Of the District C,nrs at
Strkfon. in which he was convicted of mur.
der in the first dpg-ee
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
rasrras osDsss roR CALIFORNIA WINS

Eastern 0spERs FOR CALIFORNIA VINE
A San Franc;sca dispatch Of Monday says;
Some heavy orders for the comiug wine
crop have already been received from the
East. Landsbcfger ( Co.. received an order
,este day for 100000 gallons of selected
whi,s wine. and 10000 gallons of brandy. fas
a New York house not in the l'anor trade, Ia
te fiilel frm the vintage of 1870. This will
c,s, ahaat $50. .n00.. and is rr"h. hlv the heayi-
tss order ever received far. California wine.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

DraccRATic PRlAARlEs IN San Francisco.
III is reported that the result Of the Prima.
ry Election held on Monday last. in San
Francisco, renders it certain that lliekson
was defeated by c. Mcmillan for Chief Of
Police. flolt was beaten for Auditor end
also Smith for Superintendent Of Streets.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
TRAIN is CoMlSe.-The Examiner of Tue

TRAIN is CoMrNG-The Examiner of Tues
day compliments this individual! thus:
George Francis lectnred as Salt Lake last
nigh, and will be here soon to lecture az
lnng as it will pay. lie takes this. the
Western route t. the East. George eng ht tn gn
to the land af the sun--nnd remain thera.
lie is. of course familiar with the srnthfuly
quaint sayin... that lin Etstern nations fnals
are considered prophets. and in the Western
prophets are considered fools.'' Under this
rule George is properly appreciated in both
hemispheres.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

1STER;sL TAXES. The New York Tribune
Tsckans that the internal taxes .n he collected
under the new law will foo, IN Sll9 .0n0. 900
the first vear. Il allows Sl4.000,0 600 'ronl
incomes: $50. 600. 600 from ~airi,s; S30. .0o0,-
600 fr"m iahacro: $l5. 900. 600 from stamps;
Sc 100000 from beer. and s., 600. 900 from
gas. The taxes have not heen reduced on
stumps, beer. tobacco and spirits.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

IDsuo ELEcrioN. official returns sho :
tha, Saml. A. Merritt formerly Stare Sena
tor from 'daripnsa County. was elected Dere
gate TO Congress by SSl majority and iha,
the Legislature is as follows: Council
Democrats ioi Radicals, 3: uuuse-Demo
erats, el; Radicals. s.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

The marriage of whites and negroes is de.
clsrsd legal in Indiana and the coast is now
clear for all who would sail in after such
Inquiries.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
NorIcE To cas- DIT~Hs.-Eel-

NOTICE TO cas- DITTO &c .-EstHte of G..
" III. atafahg. dacAa ai.--:ofi.a Ia heret,v given
hy the undersigned Administrators Of th Estate "f O. H.
Ahrding deceased, the iitois Of and all pers
having claims agsit sa deceived. tsexhbit the
9Th the necessary vouchers within fur months after
the FIRST publication of this notice. fo the said Admin
istEasors NJ the stoEe Of Henry S-v-nng IN Clumbia
JD-EpII BIXEL,
HENRY sEvENiNG,
Administrators Of the Estate of C. H. Abrrjng decess
July q. 5000 l.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
A correspondent, Of the Fresno Erposaor

n VulfsSPuuueut OF kHc IeSHV 1s1POSSeoF
says:
rhe c-asshorpers est everything IN my
. place. which. by the wav. r. 9 few miles be-
las Millertan na the San Joaquin river
Corn. heans, rnmpkins. al went the same
way. The only pay we gos was hy having
hogs to eat grassl,rnrers. and nv wife. Mrs.
H.. has numerous fst turkeysALd chickens
grassho?per fed. coarsa. =
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

den. Sheridan has gone to Europe to- study
|foft'hcations and war for the benefit Of the
United States.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
Programme of Concert
to be hereafter an
nounCed.
Tickets of Admission S. co Each,
GOLD CCIN.

Each Ticket consists Of Five Coupons. Tbs
holder of Whole tickes or FIVE coupons vii!
he entitled to admission n the Concert, and
to The whole amount oi the Gift awarded to il.
The holder of each Coupon will be entitled
10 Aimssiou to the Concert. aud to one-fifih
ef any gift that may be awarded to suoh Tick
ct.
To provide funds Er this MAGNIFICENT
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

On Tuesday, gold in New York was 1911.
Legal Tenders in San Francisco we're 81 buy
ing and IS selling.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

Denmark has Maiden Assurance Compa-
ny. There's great deal Of thar article. ip
lcalifornia.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
NEW ADvERTISEMENTS.

THE HOUSE WE LIVE IN. The mind
Is the tenant of ,he b"hy. and unless the
tenement is kept in good repair, the immor-
ta' occ, patt is de, re>api, ti>,rnuyht. miser-
able. nnf sees things ''as through glass.
darkly.o nor NJ they rpa ly are. When the
stomach j. relax al, the liver torpid The baw.
els ,isnrdered. and the nerves uns,rung. in.
vigora'.. vitalize. regulate and tore them
Wi'h TARRANrs EFFERvEsCE>r SELrzER ApEa-
lent. IL anaration is certain. psinl-ss and
>alu'ary. l. brings the aetian nf these inn
p"r'ans organs into conformity with tie laTs
"i health the spirits rise. the brain clears.
and the raaariiy 20 enjoy lille is restored to
iesponding invalids.
SOLD BY ALL DRrcGfSTS
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

Mr.. A. j. Atwell who Sas shot and severe
ly wounded at Snellirgs, on the 10Th inst,
died a, Bear Valley last week of. lOcijaw in
dnced By the wound received.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

Joseph Roherts. Secretary Of the last Sen.
ate. u sraken 1t ~ n nexocratic candidate
for mex; Comptroller of State.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

When Congress adjourned, Grant retired
20 Cong Branch for relief.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30
DISTRICT CONGESTION

The cnnniy Democratic Central Committee
were called 10 meet in Sonora july o3d, 1870,
ly scall nf the Chairman. published in the
USias DEMOCRAT. A minority of the Conn
mitttc appeared at the time designated. The
members appearing thonght il would he too
late before THE Committee could be called to-
ce.her 10 order District Convention. they
therefore deemed il hest 10 assume tie raspan-
sibllitv nf calling Convention without fur
ther call for n meeting of the Committee.
Ii wae ordered that Democratic Cnnven-
tim for Supervisor District Number Oae. he
he'll Mt the Court House ~ the City of Snnn-
ra "a SATURDAY. the 18th dav of August.
1870. ut / o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose Of
nominating Supervisor for said District.
II was further ordered that Primary Meet
ings ior the Election of Delegates so said Dis
triet Convention he held IN THURSDAY
Evening, Augnst llth. 1870. and that the
Pail. lie opened Mt o'clock p. NJ, and re-
main open until Q clock p. N.
Ordered further. that tho Primary Flee
tors herein ordered are called, and will be
held in pursuance of. and subject to the pro-
visions nf nm act Of the Legislature of the
State Of California. approved March 25th.
1876. entitled an s'Art ia prntect the Elec-
tuns &C valnntarv Political Associations and
pnnish frauds therein.
Ordered Further. thnt the following test for
qualification Ia p"rticinate nj TIE election nf
Delegates To tho District Convention be nd
opted 10 wit:
All voters wfo will pledge their support 10
the nominee for Supervisor made hy sHid
Convention. may participate in said election.
Ordered further. that the Delegates to 'hn
said Cnnvenlnn lie elected in conformity with
the following nnnort anmnnt based on the
vote cast nr w f Eche'roth Mt the las.
eleetior. giving one vote for each Precinct
and one e.: every twcnty-fve votes. and one
for every fraction of fifteen votes IA f,liaws:
,>nnnrn. ..........................s.J
Browns F.nt t..........................S
Sonl>byvil'c ..........................2
Snmmersvlle. ..........................2
Baxter = s.............................
IMaI..
The following Supervisors are nrpninted
nndrr ard by virtue of the Porter Primary
ll,rtin Law. 10 supervise and preside at the
pills to Ia bold in the following Precncts for
the election Of Delegates.
sonora W g. r"srer. rifle Ruildinr.
rs wn's Fiat u v. Mccallnch. naahawsv HALL.
Sonishyviiie. ] NJ. Hsiupton, John Ha'es House
!Surmctsvillc, v. r. W.llinG. School H"ns~
Daxtcrs. George Barter, Raxter's Hotel,
CuAs. III. R,xp,LL.
Chairman.
Sonorl July o3l 1870
The union Democrat., 1870-07-30

Olive Log.D expects 20 voss 10 I've years.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-23

and he holds you responsible for every
unchecked manifestation of disrespeo:
or disobediense you allow in your pres.
enos. Let your children alsssu 70 cit
quietly until all older than thamselyes
are helped, and do not begin eompromis-
ing with some little insurgent bY q lump
from the sugar-bowl If you do, It viii
by no means be "the beginning Of the
end" As they advance 10 years, en-
courage them to join pleasantly, but
always modestly, in the family conve,sa-
tion around the table. Lskkbemeaitims
be ono Of the most cheerful eeud heaven
~ hours Of tho day. Come to the festive
board with something coed to com
municate, edifyiag, administering gtaoe
tn those present-that every thought.
word and deed may be .'apples Of gold
in pictures of silver" The table spread
with heavens choice bounties is tho
appropriate place to inoulcate order,
sobrioty, courtesy, politeness Of man
uers, geutlemauly department, .strick
temperance in all things.
"The family IL little book,
The children sre the leaves, 49,"
Tho parents arc the cover, that
Projecting beauty gives"
CAathor cf"Apples Of GoSd."
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-23
RAaHI0Na.

AS marriages are nnv the c-aer c:
the day. or rather Of the night, it will
probably be interesting to our lady
friends to read something of the late
style Of
WEDDING DRESS OF WHITE TARLETAN,
made over tarleton petticoats. The skirt
is trimmed with one deep and full plait.
ed founce around the back this founce
is deeper at the sides, aud narrower
again in trout, where it forms . curve,
and has heading Of narrow tarleton,
which stands up, and putting of tar
Teton with orange blossoms and myrtle,
mingled with the putting. The heading
to the founce extends all around the
skirt, but the flower ornament is only
in front IL second Aounce on the front,
made in the same way, surmounts the
lower one; q quilting of white ribbon
extends from the waist to the lower
ruching with flowers Plain high waist
made with points back and front, with
Louis XVI. knots of ribbon. Long
sleeves, with full plated ruffles and ruoh
ing above thcm. A very fine tarletau
veil is also suggested, whom obtainable,
lace should always have the preference ce,
Us tarletan, at best, is apt to be stiff,
while lace has always "wavy grace
The hair is to be dressed with myrtle
and orange blossoms.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-23

situation but that is not the question.
The question is whether IL is right. and
it it is right, I take the responsibility" /"
Colonel Veuable then spoke Of tho
proposed monument to Lee, and heartily
seconded the proposition that it should
be erected in Richmond, whore his
knightly ancestors lived /; tho objective
point Of military operations une4ualled
in history, and where rest SO many Of
those who at his bidding marched gaily
to death; here, where their eyes closed
on the city they defended, aud where,
when their eyes arc unsealed on the
resurrection morn, they shall first
behold the figure Of their beloved chief
tain.
OTHER EULOGIEs.
Gen. Jno. S. Preston, ,ofSouth Carolina;
Gen. Jno. B Gordon, OF Georgia; Col.
Marshall, Of Maryland Col. VIM. Pres
ton Johnston, Of Kentucky; Gen. Henry
A. Wise, Of Virginia, aud Col. Robert
e Withers, of Virginia, were then sue
cessively introduced aud spoke in
enlogy of the distinguished dead We
regret tha: the lateness of the hour
precludes notice of nny of these efforts
but more particularly Of those Of Gems
Preston and Gordon, which were master
pieces Of eloquenco.
ORGANIZATION OF THE LEE MONUMENT
ASSOCIATION. -.
The resolutions having been adopted,
the organization Of the Lee Monument
Association was effected with tho fol
lowing officers:
Prcsidont-Lieut. Gen. Jubal A.
Early.
Sccretary-Col. T. NJ r. Talcott.
Tieasurer-Col. WIN. w. Palmer
Auditor-C. r. Allen.
Executive Committee-.Wa'ter II
TAYLOR, Bradley I. johnson, Rober,
Stiles, r. d. Minor, r. II. Maury.
The meeting tEon adjourned.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-23
speeches By Ex-Preeifeat p,yts, zen.
era,s Gordon, frc.,on: sndt
Other ~ 1istingalshea
&. { Z S.ie!s$ dN
ORGANIZATION OF THE LEE MONUMENT
ASSOCIATION.

fhd uds~,ipg ,ofsCx,SaSjty soldier;
AID sailors held ssthS"firaN Presbyteri'
an Church last night was very lary.,,
attended. I"decd, the crowd :, was ~,
great that many were turued away fl,
luck ot accommodations The body ot ,h,
churet WIS oSSupJfa ID SpSsaIiiers. 4 nd
sud5rA aud eh.- salssis4e Vi jsiSG apss,a
tors as arrived early enough to secu,.
seats. ,>i
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-23

An undertaken thus greatful,y
responds to friend who had done him
favor: "lf you ever want coffin ca
on me. I shall be happy to bury
yourself and family at the lowest cost
price"
Spriggins (grinning): "Well, I think
Ill take rule nisi." We know not
whether he obtained the rule, but we
saw him rush from the shop with nice
eye, that confined him to his lodgings fer
a fortnight.
-Suspcnding his Judgment
Brown, speaking of Robinson to Jones
the other day, said, "Ilis virtues may
be summed up in a single line"
"Certai"ly." replied jones, "if there is
moose ut the free end"
Ought to be re named We learn
from q contemporary that an inhabitan,
OF Grave, 10 Holland, has recently rcg-
istered the birth Of his thirty second
child. Soproliic locality should be
chris'eucd Cradle rather than Grave.
- Ifrunoing after the women be q
sin, it is one which is very easily check
ed. All that's necessary is for the
women to stop running awny from thu
men.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-11-23
General Life and Fire
hytiRiME AIE:Gf.
SUMTER, :. G.

i HE following Companies having r,.,l.ic
with the Law. and hcl."siIcl see tu, ent. yi,h
the Comptroller General, offer Ir., r".~. ,n
h"uscli"lds against loss or damage H. ,;..:
PhGnix Fire Insnrnnc" ro,.;.ar. ,f
Brooklyn, n. y. CasI. .lsSc's.
$!1j ,,GnN.
Southern Life Insurance. Com,.ny, Of
Atlanta, Ga. Gen. j. II. Gt,:LuH,
President, VI. e. MoaHiS. = c'.,,
Security Fire In>nr'ncc t"l.i.,, of
New York, Assets. S!.nl" .s';J ~
German Fire Insurance Cnr,,a;.v of
New York, Assets. | UJ3.pol II.
Georgia Home Insurance C.l, NV,
Columbus, Ga, Assets, ij*.13l H..
Richmond Banking Insurance Co.. #
Virginia, Assets, o79.54G -
,o, 4. WHITE.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-10
From Clarence,

EditOr Adrertiscr:-WhiIst attending
church last Sabbath | was reminded
that geese choose their mates during the
month of February. [Strict attention
to the words of the minister ought to
remind you of many things of more inn
portance.-ED.
How beautiful and pleasant is it to
see brothers dwell together in harmony.
Yea. lovely is such light. 1t is like
apples Of gold in a four quart silver
pitcher-a feast for the eyes. But CLAIR
ence saw another sight. A few days
ago three brothers in laval! sober
got into fight. Conclusion each one
innocent; the other two to blame, Of
course
Did you ever hear Of son being afraid
OF his father-did you? Guess that kind
Of boy don't live around here. We
collar them aud teach them their place
ana duty TO u, 6c.-we sons. It was
enough 10 make a boy strike his father.
IL, 3, !.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-10

| A plot was discovered last Saturday
evening by the police authorities OF
I New York, to assassinate Prince Ar
thur. The plot was frustrated, and q
number of the conspirators arrested.
The lega!-tender decision of the Uni
ted States Supreme Court does not affect
Wall street, as was expected by the gold
spectators and copperheads. The gold
quotation Tuesday was 1901 G l2os.
The Supreme Court of the United
States has made q decision upon the
const.tutionaiity of the Legal Tender
act ~ involved in the salt appealed
from the Supreme Court of Kentucky.
Cheif Justice Chase, for himself and
justices Nelson, Clifford, and Field,
read an opinion holding the act to he
constitutional SO far a. relates To con
tracts made after Feb. ., 1862. at
which date it was signed by the Pre>i-
dent; but that Congress could not make
1t applicable to contracts made before
that date. That is, the Court sustains
the act, but declares it not retroactive.
Justice Miller, for himself and Justices
Davis and Swayne, read a dissenting
opinion, holding that the act is consti-
tutional in its terms, and that green
backs are, as specified, legal tender in
payment of all debts. whether on con
tracts made before Or after it became
the law. Judge MiIIer's opinion is said
to have been one Of the clearest and
mot forcible ever presented.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-10
From Clarence.

FEBRUARY 9Th, 1870.
Dear AdUertiser:-Quite a revival Of
religion is taking place here. Several
converts have proclaimed their adhe.
renee to the cross. May the work go
bravely on. Revs. HawD and Tread
well are doing good work. Nightly
meetings are held and tho prospect of a
good harvest is apparent. Your Musi-
cal Convention awakens quite all inte-
rest in our vicinity. judge that seve-
raj will attend from this place. Our
well known DR.. Coates has just returned
to Clarence after quite a visit among the
skeletons of Rush Medical College, Chi
Cage. His friends, both at Upton and
this city, think that severe study does
not agree with the Doctor, as his avoir
dupois seems decreased. Our Band is
to have a good time on the 22d; of course
Upton will be represented.
J. Hart, Esq, has purchased the fine
residence formerly occupied by James
Huff, now of Cedar Rapids. We do not
learn the price.
Since you were here Sharp & McMil-
len have erected new Agricultural
store. l.. Phelps has sold his store on
Lombard ST., to Cunningham l. Parady,
for boot and shoe store. l. y. Magee,
late ofTipton, is occupying one section.
Several new buildings will be erected
the coming spring; and we think if the
times brighten Clarence will increase
rapidly the coming season. V.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-10
IOWA ITEMS.

at Cedar Rapids there is a wonderful
revival going on. About one hundred
ana nifty persons have identified them
selves with religion.
The Gate city, of Feb. I'd, saws:
I'VE are in the dead of winter with
the river open to the Gulf, and scarcely
particle of floating ice to be seen en- its
surface
1t is stated that the Minnesota
Western Railroad Company, composed
of citizens o! Minneapolis, have under
taken to connect with the Iowa Central
at the State line, passing through Car
yer, Wilton and Albert Lea, in Mime
sofa,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-10
The General Assembly,

Monday, Jan. AFTER the introduc.
ton and reference by the Senate of
petitions, four bills were introduced.
one Of them being, "a Bill for an Act
regulating election between dover and
homestead" and another, "a Bill for
an Act to protect the citizens of Iowa
from empiricism, aud prevent incompe-
tent persons from practcing medicine
aud surgery" The rest of The session
was occupied by eulogies upon the char
acter and services Of Hon. Chas. L.
Mathies, and Hon. J. b. Medham,
former members Of the Assembly.
In the House more new bills were in
troduced; among them, bills to provide
for the election Of county attorneys,
fixing their duties and compensation; to
:.bo ish the General Term Court; to in
crease the number of Judges of the
Supreme Court; and to provide for the
support and education ofthe blind. The
latter appropriates S34,3S5 for purposes
specified. A resolution instvucting the
committee OH the Suppression ofIntem-
peral1oe to inquire what legislation is
necessary that all laws now openly
might command the respect of
people, was tabled.
SENATE, Feb. l.-Among numerous
pstitions presented was one from the
.ilizens Of Jasper Co. In relation to abol-
shing the Supervisor and adopting the
70. Commissioner systeml aud one
ROM the citizens of Clinton Co. remon-
trsting against the holding Of Circuit
curt other than at the county seut. A
Oint Resolution pr0posin g amendments
the State Constitution striking out
u word male" was referred to the