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BALTIMORE, Jan. 5, 1855.


To the Editor Of he Union:
Mr. Sellers of the from Maryland seems to
be taking leading position in favor of the new organz
ton called knownothngs. infer from the report of his
speeches that the main object of the organization in his
opinion to restrict materially the privileges Of mm
grants and TO deprive nauralzed citizens of the right to
hold office
Mr. Sellers at times is lively speaker; ami what he
says is usually for the popular ear and most fire.
quenty not without effect
In November 1850, convention of delegates assembled
at Annapolis to frame constitution for Maryland
MI. Sellers was member, representing Calvert county
Whilst the article the elective franchise was under con-
sderaton, Mr. Dorsey member representing Anne Arun
del county and at the time the chief justice Of the State
proposed amendment by which the right of natural
lied citizen to vote to be restrained for period of
time at least equal that which from all we can gather
Is OF the objects of the know-nothngs Mr. Sol
les opposed the amendment and took occasion to deliver
himself Of speech much admired the time for its beau
fn defamation He said he had great respect for his
able friend from Anne Arundel county that in his place on
the bench commanded more attention or evnced
greater learning in the sphere his profession but upon the
subject of politics he nn in the cradle that whilst
he willing submit to his Judgment the bench he
could not to follow his leading in politics The
proposition Of bis friend was unsound II unjust
How did we achieve our Independence Who fought
with shoulder TO shoulder in that memorable struggle
" here were Lafayette hosciusko and Baron de kalh
Whose blood watered and rtzed the plains Of Lexine
ton, Yorktown and Camden They all foreign
but foreigners there represented by their thou
sands Mr. President who are WEI Are not descend
ants Of foreigners 1t might not be very agreeable to
trace pedigree to remote period for some of us
might find out the children Of European convics
beg my friend to abandon his notions about foreigners
As wbig adopt them as part aud par
Gel Of the wing creed
which the above remembered
TO have been uttered by Mr. Sellers delivered day or
two before the employment Of reporter Of the debates
and proceedings aud il is unfortunate for tue repa-
taton OF Mr. Sellers public orator that 1t has
been preserved in s entirety II produced deep
ton in the couvention and II crowded the Hobbies with
hundreds of enraptured listeners.
MARYLAND.
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MY BIBLE.

My Bible is my richest ,reasa,s,
Unfolding pure ana endless pleasure;
A sacred chat which God has given
To point my soul the way 10 Heaven.
How wise the precep,s ii doth give,
God grant me grace by them 70 live;
They oniy can be truly wise
Who place them e'sr before their eyes,
However much ones wealth. may be
Amassed by ;aa.ins land and sea;
All opn,r's goId--GoIconda' gems
Kings richest Iaurels-diadems
Yea, and besides Of purest gold,
Ten thousand times what earth can hold
All are hut as dross when once compasoa
With that salvation Christ'a prepared
Wealth eapno. STAY DEATHS poisoned dart,
Nor sooihe the sorrows OF my heart,
AT that dread hour when God shall come
His foes to Stay, His saints take home.
But, oh my Bible blessed book.
II teaches me to Christ 10 look,
That, II on Him my hopes are siaid,
need not quake or be afraid.
Hen ease my pains, He'll quell my fears,
Conirm my hopes, dry up my tears;
Hell! smoo,he my passage to the grave,
He'll bear me safe DER deaths dark wave.
Then, in Heavens high Empyrian light,
With blessed saints and angels brigat.
The song of grace 20 Chyist | ~ sing,
Till the sound q, Heaven shall ring.
"a, Georgia.
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wssA,.sss. i.ss.;, J, 1859.
solder. ne -ss 81 sssr..a p.s .sssas
E ss 80 I e. y ss s .
~, noe y ss a ns.ss q n. soldiers q ns' a., aos
% cs.s.s.. .n assemble The usual parade ground
The omesss commanding companies corresponding
l.. }. MIDDLETON, Aslusant
soLprERs OF raE WAR or isia
os tss s instant a. ~ as has wiz 30 armea az
% = a. "a s e ss q o..,ss
1 J. sssissoa 20 '''' " Ss' Mayor Robert A''"''a' Aa
sasssea orxaa As..4a, surgeon csme. aaansr.a.
sls.ass. ssaassa GUARDS. ..s,sssoa LlsA,
Montgomery Guards. capssin Key National Guards
issss' w.siassa ss cs'ss
sss~msa%an s%sSsaa ass%sa Sss;.is Santa sa,ioa gSs
The Warrington National Monument society.
r.asa. and ss g q ne sssssaaa
Soldiers o. the war o. isls
Order Of tao The line ~iu hsak into column Of
compauie. by wheeling 10 The right
The coasa will take the so
to ,hs Presidents arriving gate
military viii be wheeled eompa
sizes The prccssson wil through arriving
SION viii march ao Inc east wharr the president
venoa viii be n,rcdscsd MS sxeeenc,
United States by The marshal
The procession retiring
nue 10 ~ sees, wheel up street,
ps the soaed upon which formed, hats, len
tnc
MAshais accompanying their will, arriving,
s~pass so the chief marshal
procession.
The following appointments mad
dds 10 tAa ssasshal "a L.
Anthony MAtsnh1rgsr,
.isstsas noraAaL Cen. George Peter, @. Hiscoe,
Major Isaac Clarke, Col Wm McNeif, G.
Gr.mm.I Cen Henry D. Weoahoa.s, Get Charles shsa.,
Col James Ransom, Capt George de Roche, VIM g.
Rdgsey, esq Captain Richard huurrs,
Capt Levin l~nes, James Wilson, Major r.
Robb, esq Vim. r. Young, chief marshal.
Tho mArshas will the adjoining
Presbyterian church ~ Saturday. the 9Th
JAMS w. r. YOUNG, Chief Marshal.
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i REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEK
4 ENDING January 6. 1851

MgoaAales sAzrEn--The Loavenworth Kansas Herald
says Wha, want most mechanics Wehave
several kinds bni not enough Of them We have not got
sadder shoemaker tailor cabincsmaker halter mil
ner in the place and every Of these trades would do
the very best Of business here We are really afflicted for
the want OF a shoemaker and cabnetrnakerF
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On the 9Th inst, Mrs SALLY ANN NUTTRtiL, sab
IL her
and ssEAa ANNIE MAses, Of Loadoan coanty, virginia.
Her friends residence
Of her soanaw, r NJ Fexrrss l3h g. Moro
day morning u 10 O'Clock.
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NEW MEXICO.

For the last twelve months the public mind has
much absorbed with the affairs of Nebraska and Kansas
that attention, Ia great measure has been Withdrawn
from the Territory Of New Mexico Notwithstanding the
ubrity Of lie emae the fertility Of It's soil and the many
other natural inducements which ii holds such Of
the citizens Of the old States who seeking homes in the
almost boundeSs regions west OF the Mississippi To the
talented and efficient delegate from the Territory, Hon
Mr. Gaegos indebted for copies Of tao letters Of
late date from Santa Fe which contain intelligence Of an
Important aud highly interesting character The first let
from Governor Meriwether Il win be from the
Governors letter which we give below, that he took
formal possession Of Mesa valley the 10th Of No
vember Inhabitants apparently, being well pleased
with The change OF sovereignty
sAsTA Fs, November 3D. 1854.
DrAs StHs the 18th instant took formal possession
OF the disputed, well newt acquired
Territory and General Garland has stationed company Of
United troops ia the Mea valley that this yesed
question il finally settled The inhabitants, or very large
majority them appeared to be we pleased with this
ue and salued the American nag when it hoised with
three hearty cheers.
Our Indian difficulties continue unsettled and the Mesco-
and JecArriA commit frequent depredaons upon
citizens The Utshs and Navos peaceabe, the latter
particularly. Some weeks since Navajo killed soldier
fort Defiance but demand being made the tribe
to surrender the murderer it promptly complied with,
the agent and the officers of the This indicates that
shah have little difficulty with these Indians in future
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
ID. MERIwETHER.
Hon JosE MAsuEL GAllEaos,
Washington city.
The following is an extract Of letter Mr. Facundo
Pno judge Of the probate of the county Of Santa
Fe and bears date of November 3oth II is likewise adj
dressed To Hon, Mr Gallegos:
Within few days past the indians have killed Juso
Pno and yesterday they drove of the mules Of Don Felix
Garcia and in fine, my friend the depredations Of the In
dans augmentng day. that lamentations
heard from all parts Of the Territory and until this evil is
remeded, our situation will be each day sad
In my opinion the only remedy for this state OF things
campaign by volunteers and adhere to the opinion that
Il viii be well il you procure the adoption Of law
authorizing the raising Of volunteer companies to be paid by
government"
curious yesterday played off in the House
Of Representatives The yeas and nays taken the
motion for the Printing Committee to print 10000 copies
of the Presidents last message celebrating his views
the river and hrbor bill Among those who voted in the
negative Mr. Haven, Of New York; Mr. Campbell Of
Ohio aud Mr. Washburn, Of Maine-the very gentlemen
who have exhibited much anxiety to have the message
spread before the country Further comment is
sary
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90 The Hsv william III. mitburn cha piaia 81 ths
at II O'Clock. Ian
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Germanian Bell Ringers,
AT ODD-FELLOWs, HALL.

Germanian Bell RingerS,
AT ODD-FELLOWs, HALL.
THE PEAK FAMILY, V0cmIInts and HeIl-tsfnGers.
take opportunity nhabinnts
the city Of Washington that they will give
BELLS, HARPs, GUITARS, AND CEREMONIAL,
the Monday Tuesday evenings January
9Th and 9Th. 1885,
Tickets Is seats,
Door open ut " concert commence at H.
n They will give Georgetown,
Hull Wednesday Thursdny evenings January
Tickets Is Reserved seats, 50 csnss.
". BForrest Hall
and furnace warming which
pleasantesf and most comfortable halls in
ian 4--dft
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CO. Religious Nosce-Preaehips me Thrseessh
Baptist church tRsy Dr. T~asdasS this no<ning II O'Clock
Rev Mr. Wecoi Of New Jersey Dr. r. win pssch night ID
minister she 81 baptism candidates.
right hsnd ~ fellowship thirty Tho
services viii commence At ek O'Clock
Jan
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OFFICIAL.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
January ., 1858.
Notice hereby the holders following
stocks Of The United States, that prepared
chase, time between hereof March
81 9oo 200, the mem
toned, 10 wifi
In Of contingent compstion, within the
preference will be- order Of
be offered The certificates, duly used
States by the parties who
be- transmitted Ibis whereof
price will be paid compromised u The following particulars
L. The par value, specified in caincarc.
= pseaia oct Of
July, e&o rsdssmabe November H. 1885, ~ n The
ssock If tia authorized The OF 1872 rdcemnhe s De-
csssS ls VI ~ stock OF The loans authorized
~ Ne Il B47 and 1885, and redseabc The former on The 3s
Dsccmhs 1897 the 30h .nc irs q 10 per cent
aaA authorized by the act OF " and
assas 3iss Of December ss fcosnon called the Texan
ssAsnsWJ pss cssL
each cefheae oa tss ls fJapuary
1855 to The a,ts settlement nj The Treasury
avsscs cor sosey roach The osnsf) of
in a6Aaqos.
p.vmea, "a. .as das Of he Treasurer Of
the lynsrd stse Boston,
or PN,,.dslpAss n parscs May direct
Bsa 10 wan BIZ snuned
actually recevd Treasury before The
SAID st Day Of March neA.
JAMES GUTHRTE,
Secretary Treasury
Ian 4-dtMaf ih
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C3-rhc Annual Meeting or the Protestant Orphan
Asysm viii take place In the Rev. Mr. Frsnch
street on Taesay The 9th Instant 10 O'Clock The public
all friends Of the
and donations will be received
BY order OF the board
Jan 6-SatATues SUSAN II. COKE, Secretary,
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Public No. 1911

AN ACT for the liquidation Of the pensntary indebtedness
bs enacted ~ u Senate and Hoass Of Representatives Of
the United States Of Amsrtca Coagra~s asssasd That
the sum Of seven thousand hundred and
lars and ninetytwo cents hereby appropriated any
moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated enable
the Secretary OF the Interior TO qudatc the present ndebt
edness Of the pententary in the District Of Columbia
App d January 3, 1855.
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ny alsEEsN q SCOTT, AnstAenssrs

pooks, BOOKS AT AUcTIoN-on Wednesday, ihe 10Th
IL slant, commencing nj 7o'ciock, sba sell BY cAta
one and VIII be continued every evening until I'll u sOd q the
Office ,scapied by A. McrFiek TIN
Odd Fellows Hail. libraries
offered for District, law,
clascs miscellaneous books further particulars
catalogue which be had the Of Green Scott
s Of 9Th and Pcsnsyvsrfs Monday the
9Th 4
Tenn, cash, SAILS perempofy.
GREEN SCOTT,
Jan Sd AucuDnsers.
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dl7- Lecture the benefit ri Younw Catho-
ucs' Faend Society by the Rookyn .,
uddFe.os' Hail. 7th Wednesday
January at ~ O'Clock -
Subject The Books OF Noses their
Tickets IS be had principal
the and the door Hall evening The
Jan 4-ThSHRWed
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BY TELE g RAPH

From. Ns,g Yars.

New YoRK Jan. cry joint resolution of the legisla-
ure both houses Lave agreed to go into the
election Of United States senator the 9th of February
The British steamship Glasgow from Glasgow has arrived
this port The by her has been anticipated by
arrival of the Asia Boston, The Glasgow brings
very large freight and full complement of passengers
The Collins steamer Atlantic for Liverpool will sail on
Wednesday next, the 10th instant.
The Hon, George r. Marsh formerly United States minis
Consannople ectured last night before the Merca
tile Library Association His subject Turkey and the
East and be listened by very large audience who
highly interested.
The deaung director Of the Empire City Bank Samuel
egget committed suicide in this city last night He wrote
his wife previous committing the rash act in which
he stated she would never him again.
The Ocean Bank understood to be heavy loser by the
failure Of Wsdsworth Sheldon.
Triaf d Bank Officers under U.sry Lars, &c.
PHLAprLrHIA, Jan 8.-The charge against the officers
OF the Commercial Bank being tried to-day in the supreme
Of this State Adav have been presented, char
gng with dscountng paper after bank
1t charged that their receipts from this
May TO November 600 above legal interest
Pending the argument the judge suggested matter Of
inquiry whether the had jurisdiction the charge
criminal one, winch the court bad jurisdiction
except Tot review Of decisions Of inferior
Death Of Hon. ira Beiors.
Rochester, Jan. 5-Hon Ira Bellows, of Pit,sord who
has held many posts Of honor in this State died this
ming while waiting the railroad depot here for this
convey him home.
Maine Legislature.
AueusrA MED jan 5.-The egisature Of this State
to-day elected Arson p. Morrill, for governor
The inauguration Of Mr.. Morrill, will take place
row.
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LOU house occupied BY the Secretary
VI Nex itt OF street, and
gvea The LIST D~ctuhss.
- per The buidtny
eight which fourteen feet h'ss the psa
cirai saosss.
The buang There are
rcfscty buildings. ntrhAucsd
The will fnf
Inquire ri b w Held corner % n aud lttl
I'D
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By y. q. MCGUIRE, Aucti0neer.


VERY EXTENSIVE SALE or NEW CABINET FURNITURE
and house furnishing goodsOn Wednesday morning
10, at 10 O'clock the house furnishing
ueartwe johnson, side
9th and 10Th shall SELL without
stock In trade, prising-
Full marble dressing and plain bureaus
Mahogany sofas and sofa beds
IL dozen mshoe any chairs, assorted, rockers
Is cottage chamber suites, various patterns
Painted bureaus, Wristbands, tables
Secretary and bo1 kcases, writing tables, desks
Mahogany aud walnut and tnbes
Marble top aud sofa tables
Mahogany hat racks, bsdsteads
Single and double bedstsads Es
Mahogany and walnut enclosed washstands
Revolving cane-seat and plain Office chairs
10 dozen and WOODS chairs assorted
6dozen rackeIs, yarious patterns
200 mahogany framed looking classes
~ cooking and other
Preach chinA,
Stone china dinner and
Granite toilet sets, basins and psichsrs
Glassware. cutlery, fire irons, &c.
Together with number Of articles
The Ut The trade specially called this sale, which
win be positive and without
Terms $50 under credit Of so, co.
and 2o days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
Jan 5--u Anctionecr.
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CTr q Passss.r9 a.A Cs..ty - Allss.A.y. rsa.-
" Ne Guy n Psaess eoa.V AZ Ancehany PsnnsyvenA
These bonAs ssA he Pishu asA Coaassvys 2sfsal
CoMrany, ~ whicA thsy gnasAstiaA-
". s<esend hen capitalists sesas and De
sirnhs kngao1psni. ss5.ts
Tho hoa6 wib exh5Ai stassstcsl ncs
msn he obtained Application essoaay ~ letter.
JoHN0TOM hnOThxEH, Co.,
pank N Flscs' Aesnss
dan l9-AAep6
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Public No. Ill

AN ACT authorizing the Washington Gasght Company to
increase the capital stock OF said company
BE enacted By The Sssafe and Of Reprsssaase. Of
ne United &ates Of Awerica Coagre assembled That the
Washington Gas light Company" be- and the hereby
is authorized to increase the capital stock thereof one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
SEC 2 Aad b. further enacted That the said stock shall
be subscribed the books said company in shares
twenty dollars and the holders Of the said increased osrs
Gates Of stock shall be held subject the liability as ia
provided in the eleventh section of the original
eight
Approved January 8, 1855
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AvepsTA, tMe) Jan. 5.-The Legislature Of this Stat
to-day elected Arson r. Morrill, for governor.
The inauguration Of Mr.. Morrill, will take place so-inos
row.
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RocHEsrrR, Jan. 5-Hon. Ira Bellows Of Pits:ord, vi
has held many posts Of honor in this State, died this
ming while waiting in the railroad depot here for this
convey him home
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SALE TOM OR ROW !.
~ >. {. MCGUIRE. Auctionssr.

ARssE AND MAGNIFICENT SALE, BY CATALOGUES. OF
IA costly suitable
tanning latest designs and European
ing articles &cOn Monday morning, January eh, 1855 10
o'clock and at O'Clock In the evening al the adn
Oh
iuh shall without Of Bohemian
manufactures Of Vienna
Mane pokas holders,
jars hacons, cooghes, tunbers gobe champagnes
winez poonhoders, finger bowls
deau 4s
Aso invoice Of English crystal cut and
glassware decaniers tumbers robes
cbampagnes, clares wines, &C.
Also invoice French china dinner
vases, colognes baskets, tete -tetes, cofees, &C.
Aso invoice Of hroaae figures, perfume
abras, coupes, oaudlssicks, card sIands
Also invoice OF work
reticaies, gcuiemens dressing cases.
Also invoice of and
china, Venice biscut china, Sc
The will exhibition
$50 and under, that credit Of go and
80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Aucioneey
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Public No. l2.I.

AN ACT 60 amend entitled sAn act to establish an
auxiliary watch for the protection Of public and private
property in the city Of Washington approved August
twenty three, eighteen hundred and forty-two.
BE enacted BY the Senate and House NJ Representatives Of
the Uated States Of Amera Congress assembsd That
each OF the said auxiliary watch shall receive annual
pensaon OF SIX hundred dollars commencing with the
fiscal year be paid any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
Sec And Dc il further eaacted, That much of the
above rected act and of the act approved March three
eighteen hundred aud three fixing the compensation
the said auxiliary watch, be- and the hereby
pealed.
Approved January 8, 1855
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EURaaTURE FOR sALH--A sssusmaa With AssAxsu~-
Furnished house wishes psvaAu
sale ~ The hosse which seeagsd ~ h The
all " iAe fret quality, snd sveryshns coesssi
bikck walsus, ssd the upholssey ksccsas1s.
Asy ecnnenan dsssass ~ viii enabled
chespsy with handos kchss passs cksu
sss n~w kouss. II h~ DESIRES and deighsl
be city Payncpi nats easr.
Aa4ssss Hubbard, sessh his city once. No. a
Jan 4-dn
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January O. 1855.
THE of bank declared per
OF the profits Of the last months, payable
holders demand
Jan 5-3t JAS. ADAMS, Cashier. 1
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

ri oIlCE s hereby given tSot Pursuant 10 an Order
= tHe Probate Coa.t, the u-ersigaea ~i Mt Fubiic
Arcicn en ssatlzy ;he ct dsy OF soVe7bsr \. Diis5s
al " oso-k A. NJ. m trent Of TIE Baed s:aGas Hote
"n frpai street, EsYaa, sell to ;he hgkes bidder .he
ealg described real esstc belonging to tho estate f
ihcfl-- Hc;hss, licensed. to-y7;t:
one Town Lot, s. feet vida il f.oL., suatej on tAe
eshF see ci tiFs dtre Il in ths Of csvEda
sd north u lot Of Joha sou.h by Let Of Thos
md .'grn z'ahea. -.so ihs 3ack=rnlh shop erecssd
sdia Lo..
Aso IL one undivided Lal. o, .ao House AUG Loi Us
ne ccneT II Pine Ard s?riag srests, II tho n
Nevsda, et3-scgIt.
Also. Saa Sc. On spring street. sad the -ireot lcsa
ms 70 Lower Bridge over Deer creek
~. 1osins made known q day of salo
.HFIlatM HUGHES,
Oct. I2--3w Admr estate T.or- IS Ifrirh.. de.sd
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-12

Dr. L. J. CzAPkAY.-We desire to direct at
tenton to the advertisement of DR.. l.. j. Cap
kay, TO be found in another part of this paper
The DIR. is a graduate Of the University of
Pesth, Hungary, and possesses such qualfica
tions as q gentleman and physician, as at once
make him an ornament to society and friend
to the infirm Apart from tie testimonials of
character and capacity which he brings, his
success since his advert among us, is undoubt
ed evidence ofhis skill as we hope it is fore
runer Of the suppression Of enlpiricism, which
has vauntcd its success in proportion to the
Number it has de!uded. The DR.. has references
of his standing and ability from gentlemen Of
uuquestoacd character, beth in the Atlantic
States and California. His participation in
the hungarian revolution is testimonial sufi'
cient from that ti,r eff land, to satisfy every re-
publican in feeling. We therefore cheerfuliy
commend him to the public as a man honora-
BILE and capable. The Dr.'s Offices are Nos. 8
and Armory Hall, corner Of Sacramento and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco. If
The Nevada journal., 1855-10-12
SUMMONS

GThTE OF CALroEsIA, Co:njY Of Nevada Washington
~ Township : Sye'i:ces Court before 6. w. Tau
IL m, Justice q; the pe.ca.
!he people 81 the state q Cgii.osla 70 EIah Cor
man 2ad Jo5P,h Cc5Iaaa. -o': are hereby summoned
70 aP7e2r before 1@ ct Ay Office, IL saiC Township
inssJ;Hy, No e1ahe~ oh. 1858 81 20 coc A. NJ
swer ihe eoDla;Hs e. - J. Ese, asd =. w Laila who
dc iaG1d q! yon the sun OF Seuc3 Gue account 70
Goods sold 'nd deTercd. copy OF coHp,a. is on
NE N ny oi1ce: On failire appear ard answer
judgment vii Be rendered against You fo- the sum Of
ons hundred mi sixty Gollar, damages and costs Of
sllii.
Gi.en under ny hand this l2th day OF october A. o.
1855. T. W T.tTvIN Ju,tiea pa,cc
True copy: A;lesi: c. GOA. Constable
appearing by affidavit IN t5e dInve cl:5e that good
cause of action exists that he defend ant cannot ft-
due digence BE four1 v,hn the State and it is ordered
That services Of Summons be had by publication tho
Nevada journal four weeks
G, w. TALLEAN, Jus.ic: Of he Peace.
October - ls55-3w