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nh. DUPRiE's KEMEDIEs are the only
~ enectual cure for External or internal pTe.y
Seluheun. Ring Worm, &c. They ue unriyaI
led for purifying the blood.
S. Gems per box. Once 70 Nassau stree, Nsw
Yofl VIII be Senf by mail
u" ss.e by PORu BIO, Conner Of I'm @,
md Penn. Gvenue. oc va
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,'hfOR AXIOM SrOCk.-e.,0 900 Co,pe
%oA o. washington stock for aale at
u CHvBB BRO9RERS.
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PIANOS.
20 600 PEACH TREES

ATTES DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-FOR
"a sale al my Nurery, near Washington. "A
The above trees all Of fne growth, and 81
Of the best select fruit -
Also, general assortment Of NAMENTAI
kVERGkEEN, SHADE, and FRUIT TREES
&C N JOSHUA PIERCE
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MANTELS,

MANTELS.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE.
Manufactured from Slate Stone, bv the
West Castleton Slate Company, Vt.
THESE MANTELS ARE ENAMELLEDI
Il Imitation Of the richest and most expensive
EGYPT!AN, LISBON, WEIRD Antique,
fOHPHYR PYRENEE3, BROCATELLA
and desirable MARBLES. The limitations are
50 perfect that they challenge the closest scrutiny
They are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer than marble are not injured
by smoke, coal gas, or acids, and can be- solS
much cheaper than any others In market. Prizes
ranging from Sl25 to 2I2
Architects, Builders, and others are Invited 10
call and examine samples at No. SIP Seventh
street, 3doors below Odd Fellows Hail, up
stairs. r. M HANSON
sc 12-Iy aenn,
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Anatomy and Physiology, and Diseases Of the Re-
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uses, ana functions. A popular and comprehea.
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gle and aanied life-bsppy and fruitful alliances,
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pages-conRcAtSries Oh the diseases and medical
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simple rules by which al persons can cure them.
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Indicted miscries and disappointed hopes 20 u,.
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full adviser to the married and thoseconte0 plating
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Price TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per copy, %
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N. B.-Those who prefer may consult Dr.. LA
CROIX upon any Of the diseases upon which this
book treats, either personally or by mail. Medi-
cine sent to any part AZ the Onion according to d.
reotions, safely packed and carefully secured mon
all observation.
Address DR.. M. b. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden
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IL Once open daily from n to , =. ana
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pROONS, BUCKETS, BRUSHES, &c.
- 90 dozen Plain and Fancy BROOMS
90 do and hoop BUCKETS
20 do WHISkS
10 do BUSTERS
30 do SCRUB BRUSHES
10 Nest CEDAR TUBS
Cases SUGAR BOXES
I25 DEMIJOHNS, 1, =, BIS Gallons
100 GROSS Round Wood MATCHES
95 do Small Paper DO
20 do McSuigan's Do
Just received per schooner Arctic from New
York, and for sale by
BARBOUR l. sEMMEs.
nov l6.W y NJ 2w
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hAm f.i Sns CiDER. LUST ARRIVED
Cirder. For sale by the barrel OF in bottles 's"o
Poultry 4 Massey's Philadelp hia Xxx Ale
Also +. Dondelet's Baltimore Ale
All Of which will be sold at a small sdv,no.
for cash. Army & SHINN
nov % Georgetown, ID G.
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DR.. rHEOD. HANSMANN
HAo hEMOVED HIS OFFICE SOME
houses above his old rooms, 10 No ioI 7,b
the 6seneral Post Once ; "'n'
omcs hour' as before; from to 10 osclocks
-. 7-6Wk
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ROR MOUNT VERNON.

EUR AUUNf VERNON.
ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYs.-FARE,
~ ROUND TRIP, 81; FROM @h
ALEXANDRIA75C CENTS. The,
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves WashlnQ.
ton at and Alexandria at9k O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at 8 n
O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents
Persons wishing the coaches will leave their
residence with George & Thomas Parker.
Refreshments on the boat
sp2-d SAM'L GEDNGY, Captain.
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The beat materials and the best wor,n anship IL
employed TO produce IS Hat, which Is sold for
% SO. We do q cash business, meet with no los
ses, but give each customer full value for his
money. Felt Hats unusually low.
~ b Agent for Driscoll's Balm Of q THOUSAND
Flowers. Price IS cents per bottle.
ANTHONY, 9TH street, near Pa avenue, Agent
Tor New York Hat Company. sc B-u
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Miscellaneous.

WINES, LIQUORS, &c. - u.,.
w IS casks Port, Madeirs, ana "aias1
WINES nnv
40 quarter and eighth cas :, sI SkANDt
IS Barrels pure RYE WHiShE1
80 do extra old Family wHIsKEY
$50 DO DO GIN SlH Domestic BRANDY, and
10 do Champagne CIDER
50 baskets HEIDSICK CHAMPAGNE
3D0. 900 CIGARS, all grades:
Just received, and for sale by
rov -6teod MURRAY SEMMES.
OUTER, CHEESE, &c.
ID I59 kegs Goshen BUTTER
10000 pounds Goshen CHEESE
100 barrels Nos. 1 and MACKEREL
so barrels HEARINGS
$50 boxes Scaled do
5000 pounds COD and HAKE FISH
10000 do BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Now landing per schooner Arctic, and for sale
nov 27-eost
QROOMs, BUCKETS, &c.
- 200 dozen BROOMS
100 do Painted BUCKETS
30 do Covered do
90 nest Willow BASKETS
so dozen CORDS and LINES
$50 gross MATCHES
IS dozen WASHBOARDS.
nov 2zceast 'hu M Murray ffFt "a 4 sEMMEs.
ID AISIHS, ALMONDS, &c.
IL so whole, halves, and quarter boxes Bunch
and LAYER RAISINS
1 bale Bordeaux ALMONDS, wALNUTs,
CREAM NUTS, and FILBERTs
S boxes CITRON
Dbl Zante CURRANTS
2 cases fresh PRUNES In glass jars
Just received per Schooner Arctic, and for sale
by BARBOUR & SEMMES.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL YRKAYISB
PHILOSOPHICAL V1iW OF nARaIAsI

IL Do i . Is U ~ IL Usl
ALBANY, N. Y,
~ PsSss $50 13e Fiss, Piss, so SsIsssS LSsA-
sS,sps ed PIstss.
FlisI sHII 1wlN1Y-Frv1 CIHYs.
ssa. Free Of Postage 10 al parts Of the Uaisa.
NHEAPEsT BOOK EVER PUBLISHED
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QUILTED SkiRTS.--JUST RECEIVED
oN from New York, hOoped and plain Quil ted
Skirts Of the most celebrated make.
JOHN H. SMOOT,
nov25 1l9 Bridge st Georgetown.
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COFFEE, TEA, &c.
" 100 bags Rio COFFEE
90 pockets Java do
80 do do
IS boxes fresh Ground do
us halfcheSis flesh TEA
~ boxes MACCARONI and VermeOelli
$50 dozen EAST POWDER
Just received per schooner Arctic, and for sails
by MURRAY & SEMMES.
nov 2T-eo8t
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PURE SILVER WARE.

$3.50, OOOcaIE%osss On s .ss :,
Mexico, in sums to suit purchasers, well authen-
ticated. For particulars address Box ara pot
One. with real name, which shall be treated
confden,ially. The above amount can be fully
vouched for by documents now on Ale at the Office
Of the Secretary OF State nov 25-tf
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Information for Travellers.
& WARRINGTON Z. 4
&WW 81

ALEXANDRIA 4 WARRINGTON =. IL
&AAS "a
IN AND AFTER THURSDAY, THE ~
~ Of November, until further notice, a tain of
cars will leave the Depot in Alexandria, at the
corner Of IT Asaph and Princess streets, for
Washington city, at O'Clock, a m, and at 3
O'Clock, p. m.
Omnibusses will be In readiness at the Potomac
Bridge to convey Passengers to the intersection Of
9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue, at Dexter's
Hotel. From this point at the same hours e m
and p. m y omnibusses win leave for the South.
ern end Of the Bridge where the cars win be In
readiness to proceed TO Alexandria
Passengers will fnd comfortable sitting rooms
at Dexter's Hotel. JAMES 8. FRENCH,
nov ~ dn President.
THE STEAMER GEORGE WASHI Nc.
l. TON will depart at the follow 49,
ing hours:
Leave Alexandria TX, 9, IL, II a
Leave Washington sK, 10, IL, 2k,5.
nov Id JOB CORSON, Captain.
CHANCE OF hOUks.-THEr sTA
~ STEAMER GEORGE PAGE,
viii leave
Alexandria alta ,sK, lO,s,ax, S, and 6x O'Clock
Washington at 6,s, II, X, 4, 81, and O'Clock.
nov IL ELLIS l.. PRICE, Captain.
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YEAST POWDERS, SPICES, &c.
l. So boxes Babbitts YEAST POWDERS
80 DO do SOAP Do
10 kegs SALERATUS
do BREAD SODA
3,0GG lbs SAL SODA
10 do SALT PEFRE
81 cans MUSTARD
70 do ALLSPlCE, CINNAMON, GLOVES
10 bags GRAIN PEPPER
do Grain CLOVES and ALLSPICE
IS lbs NUTMEGS and MACE
| case INDIGO.
Just received per schooner Arctic from New
York, and for sale by
BARBOUR & SEMMEs.
nov 26-W ,S,M2w
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE,

N X. II. MILLER, SON C co.,
importers direct from Liverpool TO
> Alexandria, beg leave 10 cali the at -
tRnfinn of dPa lers hnfel Laenara and
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HATS! HAYSl
CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL

UN STA N LI q I
" supply Of BEEBE'S
NEW YORK STYLES,
tcgether with TAYLOR'S
h A T y Of BAL IT,
M ID X r. The best black
dress II ATS got up In
the latest style for 20 50. as
good as those usually sold
at IS; and q good fashion
able Hat at 80, worth ga;
and q hrst-Tate Hat. NJ 50.
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~ and containing nearly
double the quantity Of read
ing matter In that Of the
FIFTY CENT OK DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
Threats on the PHYsIOL-
O6Y OF MARRIAGE,
and the Secret I1armities
and Disorder OF Youth and
Maturity, resulting nom ox-
cesscs, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
ers. with Observations on
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BLANK music BOOKS, MUSIC FOL,"s,
- Music Paper, &c at the great Music I'm 20
HUN, betwesl 9th and loth streets. 81. ...
nov -. JOHN p. HLLlS.
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NORFOLK, September 2, 1854.
sir-The Spectacles you made for me suit very
well, and seem TO have improved my sight more
than any other have lately tried
LIFT. w. TAZEWELL
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have tiled pair Of Spectacles obtained nom
Mr.. Tobias, and fnd them Of great assistance 70
my sight, and corresponding with his description
Of the focus. 1 recomme nd him as a skillful op-
tician. HENRY A WISE.
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p. S.-OPERA GLASSES Of great variety,
TELESCOPES d MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER GLASSES, and many other articles In
This line ct very low prices constantly on hand.
IL 1SHlY
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OUTER, CHEESE, BUCK wHEAI, &C.
- 40 kegs prime GOSHEN BUTTER
100 boxes DO do CHEESE
10 casks do do do
10000 lbs prime new hulled BUCKWHEAT
10 bbls No. EIACKEREL
10 half bbls No. do
30 kits 20 do
5000 lbs. Grand Bank GOLDFISH
50 boxes Scaled HERRINGS.
Just received, per schooner Arctic, from New
York, and for sale by
nov 26-w =, New BARBOUR & sEMMEs.
IDEAS, COFFEE, CIGARS, &c.
l. ~ half chests Imperial, Gun Powder, Young
HYson, and Black TEA
so pockets JAVA COFFEE
80 bags prime RIO COFFEE
50 boxes GROUND COFFEE
5000 GERMAN CIGARS
25,Os0 fine HAVANA CIGARS
20 baskets Bordeaux and Marseilles OIL
so boxes Woods 4 Gilberts STARCH
Just received per schooner Arctic, from New
York, and for sale by
nov 26 WIS ,M2w BARBOUR & SEMMEs.
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30
Black Republican Convention.

SACRAMENTO, auS. 2s 1856.
Dear Urion-lesterday the negro-worshippers
held State Convention in Benton's church.
The proceedings were opened with prayer and
the first session closed by singing "Du dah."
In the evening n mass meeting was held in front
at the Orleans. Messrs. T.. d. Baker, Tracy and
Tuttle made addresses The meeting was large
aud enthusiastic. Now and then might be seen a
few soi4fisGHt national know>nothings "bobbing
around who
On the Of the Styx hsd they rode quarantine
They could not have looked more internally mean
In fact, the demonstration was such as to con.
vince many that the real issse in the coming con
test is between Buchanan and Fremont The
convention re-assembled this morning and nom
natsd Ira I. Rankin of San Francisco ana
Thomas Cox OF plumas for Congress.
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30

hreush the agency and ns,ruAeptAy OF the democracy
alone That tins great and glorious object be attained
essvsG That in presenting the name Jses Buchanan
Of feunsyEals the democratic national convention simply
ry ihat ;le gcice o the people lad already
made for the office Of President Of the United Sa;cs-;ha
sis .eise ni and experienced statesman ure with
Fu4u G Hrccknridss kertn-A~s rsr,enr r,IISiPI nr
gifted son recognize ticket which viii only lead "a.
- unerrng victory, but after victory. wise safe Judi
and patriotic administration o: the Hrs OF this GOV
ernmen,.
On motion OF Judge Quiut, the Convention
now proceeded to ballot for thirteen delegates
10 represent Tuoluinne county in the Demo
cratic State Convention. to be held in Saera
mento on the 9th day of September. (proximo.
/ The Chair appointed Messrs. Hatch aud Dessler
telers. whereupon the following named gentle,
/ meu were elected TO wit:
| l.. Qunt. T. w. kuster H. T. Barber. g. M
/ Henry. J. ". Vaudeville, Thomas n. Cazneau
| Alex. Whitman, Chas. Williams w j. Markley
/ Frederick Lux, George Seckel, c. Gilman, Sey.
mour Leslie
| On motion of Mr. Hamblin, the delegation
were instructed to fill any vacancy in their mum
hers from members of the party residing in
Tuolumne county only.
Judge Quint then offered the following reso.
luton, which was adopted:
Resosed That the delegates elected hv this convention
Ia represent Tuolunne county the State Convention
when assenblodat Sarramchto the 9h OF September
next Hre hereby recommended To all and honorable
hitH q" secure ne NOMINATION Ci CHAS l. SCOTT, Esq,
ior Congress ron tte southern portion of this State and
That they use every sTt an proper exerion procure
the same
Geo. H. Rogers, Esq, offered the following
Resolred That in view OF the great importance OF a
thorough organization the party Throughout the county,
&c earnestly recommend the praprieS nf fornirr
democratic ciuhs IN every precinct where such have not
llc.n organizcd-Adopted
Col. Leslie offered the following:
Reserved Tint the proceedings of this convention he
iislp uen
oI fhr county.
When, on motion, the Convention adjourned
sine de.
J. w. VAUDEVILLE. President.
CHAs. 1EFFERNAN ]. b. GREEN, Vice Presidents.
: B. H. Hffty. James Lttf9rd Secretaries.
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30

THE NoIcE OF a PArRIor.-The editor of the
Rose, of Burlington, Iowa, who is now ninety
nine years of age, in which he says, after pledg-
ING that State for Buchanan and Breckenridge
" For my own part, have but one course to
pursue. | am now near one hundred years old ;
have fought in all the early battles Of my country
under the great Washington and other distin-
guished American generals. sud in voting have
always voted the democratic ticket l voted
twice for Gen. Washington, twice for Thomas
Jefferson. twice TOR James Madison, twice for
James Monroe. three times for Gen. Andrew
Jackson, the greatest man of the nineteenth
century, twice for Martin Van Buren, once for
James X. Polk, once for Lewis Cass, once for
Franklin Pierce, and ii God spares mr. life until
November, shall vote for James Buchanan. OF
Pennsylvania"
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30
ARARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS.
Valuable Property In JamesfswR.
THE BELLA UNION SALOONiFOR SALE.

VVNHE UNDERSIGNED desirous OF engaging in other
business will dispose of the sbovenamsd saloon, now
doing good busines with the stock fixtures. furniture
bedding billiard tables, and thing pertaining to the
establishment if preferred. the building will be sold
separate The house is of high 40 feet
width by 50 in depth substantially built newly painted and
a fail those desiring to investthsir
money For further particulars inquire The premises of
the proprietors. MARDlS g. co.
Jamestown June Il, 1885. Jel4d
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30
Dcmecrn,ie Csnnt, Cea,cntien.

At convention Of the democracy Of Tuol-
umne County, held at the Union Democratic
Club Room ir Sonora, in pursuance Of call of
she County Central Committee, on tho 23d day
of August, le5e. Hos J. W Mandryille, Chair
ruan of tho Couaty Central Committee, called
the convention IN order and stated the object for
which il sss called, when c. v Williamson, OF
Big OAK Fiat, elected temporary chairman,
aud Chas. II Randall temporary secretary.
On motion of NJ. Mandeyille the chairman
appointed committee, consisting of the follow
iag gentlemen j. j. Franklin. of Sonora II.
Mattson Of Chinese sam1 Marshall of Column
ba K. i. Robinson. Of Big Oak Flat, and c.
Gilman, Of Don pedro's Bar, as a committee on
credentials and to report permanent. officers for
this convention
Mr.. Mattson moved that a committee be ap-
pointed by the chair To draft resolutions express
siye of the sense of tbs convention.
The chair appointed as said committee J W
Mandcvillc, of Columbia +. r Parker, Of
Poverty Hll; 4. J. Hatch, Of Yankee Hill; l..
Lnoberg and l.. Quint of Sonora; s I4oslie, OF
Springfield, and Judge Simmons, of Saw Mill
Il taAs Nh htttfOEE hHS &AhftHt%o1 tOoh Il IENEsb
until o'clock
Tieo 0'ctock r. M-The eonyentiea met par
euant to adjournment,
10 Committee on Credentials, reported the
following named delegates. viz.
UotuNBn---J W Aandeyille, g. NJ Mar
shall l. 4. Stevens, Geo. H. Rogers William
OdeuheImcr, n. Bernard. Chas Williams, Robt
Mullin, Danl Nlcoub, j. Donecln and Alden
Sears.
SoNoRA--" North Precinct-L Quiet. Cbas.
II Randall and G. ". Patrick. South Pre-
cinct'-J. }. Franklin, =. NJ Henry, James
Letford, f. W. kuser, A. n Francisco, (proxvA
Don PEDKos BAR--Dau1 f. Davis, C.. Gil
man and G. Wcther
PosERrY IlLL-E f. Parker T. Ryland ard
.luo, Adams.
CuRrlsvILLE - George Seckel and VIM. II.
Smith
YANKEE HuL-J. s Chapman aud A. J.
HAwKNss Barn Borden and Adam Haar.
MoRMoS GULcH-Thos. Il. Patterson and ii.
Johnston
GoLp SrRSGs-Lott CAMEL and NJ. A. Lewis.
BLfrHk's Standardization Hubbard and Jos
Martin.
CAmro SEco-Georgo Gleason.
JAcKsoNvILLE Alongo keene, J. Brown.
Isaac Desler aud j. Kevauey
SHAw's FIAr-W. J. Marklev, ]. S. Jarae-
gin, j. A. Lank and j. +. Hendrix
saw MuI. fLAr--W Dow
Woops CRosSING-A a. Champney
SrRiNGrIELp-Thomas Hamblin aud Seyrcur
Leslie.
PtoRn-lamcS Olphant and Frederick Lux
JANESroWN-B \. Mardis, Charles lIefer-
nan aud John Mct;enchy, (proxy)
-BIc OAK FiAr-Dr G. '. Williamson. J. B.
Green and Il. Is. Robinson
FiRsr GARorE-L. X. Hough and Jas. Shep-
herd
BRowN's FLAr-N. Parker Turner, (proxD
aad A. &. Wilson
krn MouSrNN-E Linoberg, (proxy(
TcrrLrrowN-l'aul Nanegan aud George A.
barrow.
kINrAfD'S ELlr-Mr Sanhoru
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30
Arrival Of thc Golden Age.

This steamer arrived at San Francisco ON
Thursday moraing bringing the usual dates from
New York aad New Orleans dates to the 9TH.
The news is not Important
The action OF the Vigiaace has received almost
universal condemnation irem the press of the
Atlantic cities,
Hon. Z. 4, Herbert has beea acquitted of the
murder of Heating
Messrs. Brooks and kett have been unani-
mousy reelected to Congress from South Caro-
lima
The contested election before the L. s. House
of Representatives have been acted upon In
the Illinois contested election case Mr. Allen has
been unseated and the election referred back to
the people
Mr.. Whitfield who has been sitting as dele
gate fron Kansas has also been ousted but the
House refused to admit Reeder to the vacated
seat.
The House amended the Army Appropriation
Bill, by providing for the withdrawal of the mil
itary forces from Kansas, and that the militia be
diSarmcd aud their arms reclaimed.
The bill to expedite the issuing of patents for
confirmed land claims in California has been
tabled in the House
We hear Of no disturbances in the Territory OF
Kansas
John ". Gcary, Of California, has been ap-
pointed Governor of Kansas, vice Wilson Shan
non. resigned
| An election Tor State officers took place in
/ Kentucky on the 4th ut. The returns received
/ Indicate large gains for the democracy.
! +. =. Blair, Jr (Bentonite) has been elected
/ to Congress from the st. Louis district, No.
The two wings of the democratic party in
/ New York have united They nominated for
| Governor Amasa j. Parker, soft, and John Van
derblt, hard for Lieut. Governor.
John Grove, whom the Vigilance Committee
Of San Frncisco expatriated, had been warmly
received by his friends in New Orleans, and his
character endorsed by the best citizens.
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30

FuGIrVE SLAVE SUKRESpER-The Quebec
" Mercury is out in an article. enjoining the
Canadian Parliament TO pass law by which all
the distressed runaway slaves in Canada may be
returned back to the United States
The union Democrat., 1856-08-30
SUM q.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF TUOLUMNE
CDsrict Conrt, Fifth Judicial District.-The People Of
the State of California to 8 W. HAWTHONE, Greeting:
You hereby summoned TO appear and answef in said
court the complaint of Catharine McNuly wherein
che demands judgment against for the of FIVE hum
dred dollars $500 00 and decree of foreclosure of tho
mortgage file, and sale of the property described therein,
will fully appear in the complaint ned in our
said court within days after the service of this writ
served in said county, within twenty days served in said
district and without said county, and within forty dAys
served in other county Judgment by default will bs
taken against YOU
-. Witness Hon. c. NJ. CREANER, Judge Of said
LIS: Court this 1lth day of January, b. 1853.
r. A. ROBINSON. tietk.
BY E. E. WHITE, Deputy
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TUoLUMSE CotNff, ss.-Dis.
rct Court, Fifth Judicial Distrc@Cathsfine McNuy
8 Haysthome-t appearing my satisfaction, by the
AFFIDAVIT Of Charles McNuty. hle that of action
exists against the above nanied defendant and that he has
departed from the State is ordered that service be made
by the publication of the herein week for
three months In the tYtuN DEMocRAT, newspaper pub
hshed in Tuoumne county.
Dated Sonora, August |, 1856
T.s JONES County Judge
thereby certify that the above true copy o ths oria
nal summons and order for publication.
RA ROBINSON Clerk
aug2-3m BY E. Z. WHITE, Deputy Clerk.