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LrEUr. MAuar.-At Washington il i. thew

LIEUT.. MAuRY.-At Washington IL il. they
say. in agitation to place Lieutenant Maury,
the illustrious Director of the National o.
servatory. in active service, "a without doing
50 his promotion would, according to the
regulations OF the service, be impossible. To
withdraw such a man from his scientific
labors la the present epoch, seems to us
more than fault. During the many years
which he has passed on shore, Lieut.. Marry
has rendered 10 his country services which
he conld not have periormed in distant
placrs. or In the most famous naval combats.
His iab0rs, now known 10 the wllols world.
have IN tde an immense step ia naval science;
nor i there either a sailor or a savant who,
ii be were consulted, would not award To
him the highest grades Of his corps.
Aaury, like Humboldt. is one Of those
men whose leisure eaght 10 be respected, be-
cause Il Is important as well 10 science as to
humanity.
Let us hope then that the american govern
ment which eountssomany good captains In It's
navy. shall not ind II necessary TO take this
illustrious man from bis noble labors 20 cover
him with honors. which, whatever they may
be, must be always interior 10 The great
services which he has already rendered.
PARIS AoaEesv, july Ia.
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Nashville Female Academy.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.

NJ EARLY all our Boarding Pupils, aud more than
~ halt OF cur Day Pupils Interested in this de-
PartmenS Ia painting, dra~ing, and music, have
endeavored ~ secure for patrons the very best
talent Ia the country In snme large cities We sup.
pose there nay be found teachers better than ours .
but suoh do not teach schoolgirls. We will neNt
year make additions ~ our faculty OF That class
Teachers who appear b be 80 popular with low
els ef music.
For the Plane, Harp, Guitar, aud Vocal Music We
sAnA have st the Academy ample supply OF Trach-
eTs, not only for our puTis but ais0 for those
ladies IA thu city t"ho are not sci COL rs) who
rnay wish 10 take lessons here such must not ex-
peot 10 pay our Academy prices but the prices the
wouh have TO Pay such Teachers elseW here.
IL - very ceslrable 10 know how many from the
city wish ~ take here before the time q our
Teachers Is fully occupied by pupils OF the Academy
aHg2-u G. ID. lLI1OTT.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13
Election of Attorney General and
Reporter of the State,

DURSUAAT 90 instructions from the Governor OF the
Il State, will on Saturday, the 18th day Of August
1852 and hOli and election for Attorney General
aud Reporter for The state, TO nj the Vacancy
stoned by the resignation john l. T. Sneed.
Ine foilowing parsons have been appointed Judges,
Clerks and Receivers o votes for their several Wards
and Precincts. Where vacancies have been left the
receivers OF votes are requested 10 MI them.
District No. J. LIST Ward. Judges, e.. r. Jones
John Cotart, John Beatty; Receiver, J. n. Hobbs:
Clerks, y J. Everett, Alex. Ledbetter.
ID wari--Jadges, T. ). Halle, W. II. Townsend,
u. N Monohan; hecsiFer, W. ?. Downs; Clerks, John
h. Sloan, Jr-, Geo Glenn
Sd ward-Judges, L. IT. Lanier. B. s Weller w
l. Boyd; keee.ver, John Reddiok, Clerks, Jas. a Nc
sth warl--Jadges, John W Martin, W Felis, b.
H. Brown; Receiver, J. n. Alexander. Clerks, James
5th eard-Jsdges, d + Carter, Mason vannay.
? Coleman; Receiver Canon Tucker; Clerks, John II
9th ward--sudges, 10 Francis, Thos W Chiffon. V
baugh Receiver, " Pyle: Clerks. WIN hnton,
ia ward--Judges. VIM Davis. Isaac Paul John
C1roiti: Receiver, VIM White; Clerks, John No
Keen, John TAnksiey.
Sth war'i-Jldgos, VIM Harrison, C II conger C
Cotton Receiver, DObson; Clerks, Patrick hunk
Ds.rist No. a--Jaages. John cOrIey, T Pa,tcr.
District NoS-Wm Philips, George " Charlton,
Thomas Mann, Reeesver. Wan DObson.
Dsssrie, No f-fhos B Page, Heszer Hamilton,
c boesen; lseeeiver. NJ Hart.
District No. 5-Juages, VIM Cartwright, X I'd
mondson, ; shamaie; Reeeiver, Rowe.
utruset Ne o--tAuSce, WIN A1stin, Jo4l battie,
II B 6ambiil. Receiver, Joel A BAitie-
District DO. s--Judgex, JohH Hope W WAR
Jas kagan; aecstv~r, w Briley.
District No. S--JIGEes w Ramsey, Daniei Car
mack, Jas Rains; Receiver, Al Rsmsey.
uzztrsct No. s-Jndges, VI IL HaEans, Thomas B
Jolssssiir Andrew Gregory; Receiver, W 1. Lucas
District No lo-Judzcs, sam Mann ug. W Hard
ing, Hawkins; keesirer- John barrow
District No n-JodEcs, wm ElmaEason, Henry
Comptsu, Alien Gotten; issceiser, W "a C.sgtoa.
Dissrict No I2-Judses, Jesse Jordan, wm
Watkins, JoslsH; keestEeF. AEts broua. - .
District No. 19-Jndses, las L Greer, II L Porch,
skeitan !leFnazs; Receiver, W q SsnIh.
Dfstrict No. 13-JnIees, tosa ; lftcllAfd, Tics ,
Aliisaa. doe Nays. Receiver, Aoses Greer.
Distrrrt Ma. 1s-Jadgcs. Habsau, a White, s.
IL fsae Zee aver, Jas iknszei; Clerks, Jas IEssls-
lcy Jas fruabse Browa.
s iisssrict No. la--iaases, " Il Hamhlin. ~ Hud-
ssn, JohR rsy Tor. Eecesser luck Gee.
pisfTicf Ma. 3e.--toaEcs " Hail W n Dssmukes
gohe II 1..rtsrEAs, ke1elFrF. y a. lzlletl.
Dsstriet No z-Jsdges, Ias Ytrborsszfl, J " Bal
eve, Essns, kessiser, lani1f. -.
bsssrArt Ae- @z-Jalgess Geo Ga, q Walker,
Giltcrs Marshall. ceiter, Abs sssaw-
pssiftet Nc 2t--jaasra, = Drake, d RalsfeH.
Lrwss Nlilaxsas, Receiver. " II Hgd :.
fdstrtzt No. 81 G d Carney mas Dfsor "a r
Grasss, Reserves, 4 has tarrrIl-
JAa4s y ANTON
lanrso-h- sierie q i,syiasoa Ga.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

EH-A letter from Niagara Falls says that
where the suspension bridge originally
sagged only two or three inches under the
weight OF a train, IL now says nearly twenty
inches. The general impression in the
neighborhood is that this great work OF art
win one Of these days give way and fall into
the river. Visitors now walk over the bridge
instead of crossing in the trains as formerly.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13
THE CAnoo OF AFRICANS Rxcrsr,y Ia,

The CARGO OF AFRICANS RECENTLY LAND.
ED on THE FLORIDA CoAsr.-The Pensacola
Observer, of the 31st ult.. is assured by Col
BLAKBURN. U. 5. Marshal Tor that district,
that the report that a cargo of 600 Africans
has been landed on the Florida coast, near
Smyrna, is true. The Observer also learns
that the vessel was set on fire and destroyed
as soon as the landing was effected.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13
ON and after WEDNESDAY,, August the lo,h ms,
" 1883, Trains viii run as follows W

ON and after WEDNESDAY,, August the 10Th ms,
" 1888, Trains viii run as follows
Leave Nashville, 400 A. NJ and 400 p NJ
Arrive at ling Green, 80 ana 200
Connect by Nah Coaches with train al Ritiers for
LOUISVILLE y
Leave Rttcr's,- $50 P. NJ, and 500 A M-
Arrive at Louisville, 500 % and 1000 =.
Leave Louisville, $50 A. NJ. and OoPM
Arrive AT kztcrs. ll.IO and %
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains al Bowling
Green for Nashville.
Leave Bowling Green e-2O p. NJ, 800 A. NJ
Arrive at Nashville OS0 q 1890
BY this arrsngement close connection is made at
Louisville with the Northern, Eastern and Western
routes.
Connect also with mail co ches AT Gallatia Cor
Hartsytie and Cas- tllage
wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage M whrR
each person VIII Dc allowed eighty pounds fire. Of
charge above that weight, subject extra charge
payable 10 Conductor All other articles carried
IN the Baggage Cars will he char ed xpfess FREIGHT
which must be paid 90 agent
Passengers taking seats in the cars Edgeasl4 Gal
LAIN aud Bowling Green, without purchasing tickets
VIII be Charged ncn cents extra
ROBERT MACLEOD,
aug o7hNoO-u. superintendent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

- Flsb Henry. the messenger Of Adams
Express delivered Nashville papers IN our
Office last rvr.iilg, of The s4als nioralag's
dase-the first time II has ever leen accom-
piished. We eau now almost shake hands
with our Tennessee neighbor. and on Christ
mas NC thlbk We shall raa down 10 diue Win
him and bring him back 90 sup with us.-
Lee Jour.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13
The Kentucky dispatches.

The dispatches from Louisville sent here
just previous to our elections to democrats
were believed by the Opposition to have been
gotten up for no other purpose than to operate
upon the elections in this State. The follow
ing article from the Louisville Journal OF
Thursday, shows conclusively that such was
the fact:
The Courier has seen proper to charge that
we sent out reports of election returns from
this Office to influence the result in Tennessee
which were not warranted by the intelligence
received from the State on the evening of the
Sd inst. We were applied to, in repeated in
stances, by onr Tennessee friends, for news
and what we forwarded was the deliberate
opinion of every man in Louisville, and of
the Democrats in particular, who were terri
bly, scared and down in the mouth. The first
days returns were highly favorable to the
Opposition; the intelligence from the Districts
OF the gallant Harlan, Anderson, and Jack
son was animating; the first responses from
the mountain region to the call of Laban T.
Moore were coming to us, and Magoffn was
losing steadily on the Revill vote. We had
carried our city by over a thousand majority
when Col. Holt before the election boosted
that he should sweep Louisville in triumph
We did feel sanguine, but we telegraphed
nothing 10 Tennessee which was not truthful
Now we find in all the prominent papers Of
that State the following dispatch:
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 3.
Returns come in better and better MA
GOFFIN'S MAJORITY $4,000. BOYD'S
$4,000. TWENTY MAJORITY IN THELE-
GlSLATURE on joint ballot. EIGHT CON
GRESSMEN. w. n. HALDEMAN.
At the date of this dispatch there was no
Information recei, e upon which such news
could be predicated; it was untrue then, it is
untrue now, and was intended to effect the
same result which the Courier impudently
charges us with attempting. The writer did
not have authority to put Magoffn's
majority at twelve thousand or Boyd's at
$4,000; he bad no grounds for claiming the
Legislature on joint ballot, and there never
hao been the moment, since the polls closed at
7. NJ. on the evening of the LIST lust, when
more than five Congressional Districts could
he claimed by the LocofOcos. These false
dispatches sent into Tennessee did their work
by dispiriting our friends. 1t was for this
purpose they were manufactured and the tele-
graph was made the agent to spread the men,
dacious intelligence, as it had been used a
few days previously TO convey the black false
hood that Cassius NJ. Clay was going to Cow
ington to speak in favor of Mr.. Bell.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

Go- The Union and -AS@yscan thinks the
gain for ErHERIDGE in Madrid Bead needs in
vesiigation. Whilst the investiga is go
ing on, we hope our neighbor viii extend IL
TO the gain for NErHEKLAND ia Edseheld
Bend In this county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

Victor Hugo SAID: There are some unsor-
Inaais men in The world chrlssopsr Coiam-
bus cannot attach bis name 70 BE discovery;
Gaiiioslu cannot desaeh bis fsem bis lnsen-
tioa.v
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13
Prairie Farming in America.
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

JAMES CARD, NJ p,
Author Of "Engiish Agriculture al et,ers a, IA
Corn Crops "tiigh Farming, ''Th- West
OF Ireland, p &c. One vol. I2mo
Inc picture oil Prairie Farming is drawn, not ~
smart Eden land agentor specnlator, the hope OF
taxing In unwary Briiishers but by an eminent Eng
Hsh asricui'urst. Nor is the reader invited 10 place
blind faith in Mr.. Cards conclusions. They ara
given IL such form ar 10 show the exart amount o
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring; and the STEPS in his caleua,ions are in
general easy and obvious enough for the n ost ordu
AIRY Intellect TO follow. And far rs We can Judge
no element in the purely economical aspect of the
question has been misstared forgouon-Loudou
Spectator
w. r. BERRY Il co., Public square.
jGlyl4-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

sHk FIR rHR TRAce "a Mississippi
Coua,y Coar, Clerk, having issued a marriage
license for yoang maa. shortly after re-
celsed the following note from him
Stsa.e Of Miss July the 1859.
Nr. Moody pies let Tbs matter slaad over
unit further orders the girl has Flu ihe track
Bv her osn Request and Release nay nane OF
!, 4 tina Bond II you pies.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

- ~ expressly for fAsnlly rsa =. kAad aaa Tor
sale a Ne. - A&rkcs ssreet, -
tzlyse-12a Wdous CO
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13
ar The Nsw York correspondent Of the

Ckreiand Leader says:
81 was told a few evenings since that Mr..
A. Stewart, the merchant prince OF New
York. Intends 10 build Home Tor Widows
and Indgent Women. aud rndow il most
literally; and that IL olle million OF dollars
are no. enough be will use two millions.
Mr.. Stewart says IL Is to the women he Is
Indebted for bis fortune, and now in return
he will use IL 20 benefit them, without regard
10 sect vr efed.r
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

sVotes in this election with Davidson, Robertso
and Montgomery.
tVotes in this election with White and Bledsoe
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rsf rsesIs<1 lsxks lee - chfiaFeafs czrrszess
- saelx anisfsa ~bieh ziil be said lozerthaa evs
lsfore n tAis al4Fkel~ j. S -
'.ss sAcxEsus nlScalS,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

y assuming the oonirsl and management Of the
SAINT Cloud Hotel hereby pledge myself 20 my
oil friends. patrons AID the pibic give my entire
and undivided pers al attention 10 the business ard
use every endeavor 10 please aud make orta BILE
all ~ho may fad under the bospitahties of the SAINT
Cloud. d. 7. Sc IT.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

Still THEY CoMEl-The fabrics, manufac-
lures, aud gewgaws, and other merchandise
Of Europe, We mean. The Persia comes full;
so does the kangaroo,--as did the Ocean
Queen and Teutonia, earlier in the week.
Rich country this must be, 10 consume aud
pay for all these goods,-witbout baraiag.
In the commercial column viii b., found
some Suggestive Custom House Statistics Of
the foreign trade at this port for the moath of
July, The sum aud substance Of which may be
gwen In this form:
Imports. : S23 LEI. COZ
Exports l5.602 393
Balance agaiast ns S5565, 2I4
Ia the Experts the Specie Shipments are
not included Gold aud Silver exported for
the month sl0.o5I,e i9--N. T. Elpress
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13
Special Notice.

IN the Sd day Of August sold to A. II. HICKS and
" JOHN G. HOUSTON my entire stock OF Queens
ware, China, and Gl IS, together with my Books,
Note Accounts, and other evidences Of debts, ami
they alone authorized 10 collect and receipt for
the same J. G. DARDEN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13
TYREE SPRINGS.

'INhls iagoriie watering place will be eonduete
II sder tlIe control anu nlapage T T. kVss-
wrEz, Esq., With an occasional ylsh fr m a. self
ausI-lw BGNuAA ID. 4. SCUrf-
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NiSSOlOtSOn.

n hE corartnership heretofore existing between
u Tie undci sighed MAS Isis day dissolved by nlu-
tnal eonss'n MIR Ans BKowS, ST.. sig pan eiaas ell
OF u kowN Lis eDiiro interest. The buslness xln
be continued old stand u..der te urn styIe Of
lAiSr, Brown a Co. = H. RAINS,
: W. BROWN.
retiring firm the business respectfully beg
Il leave 10 tender my est thaIks 90 my
GUS irlends tea The M liberal pat age exlsd-
ed by them 90 she old irm solicit nay su,ccs-
sors coitinuance q the same.
J. W. BROWN
TIVE undersigned have this day 'ciaied thrm-
Il selves together under the sts ie Of RAINS BROWN
CO., Tor tiae purpase 81 tFanszctii a general
Drug usfness, and bOi Q, by sEct AiiepIon
10 The fuertI \
nance ef The very liberia. flfrtsI their
predecessors I. b. RAINS,
Juiy2S-n AIRS BONN, SR.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13
Nashvi,ie city Mills

Nashville City Mills
yNII-L deliver Flour % any place IN the city r
w EdEehed (adaiug Bridge Fecs) at the follow
ing prees:
WBo1kzAiE. KE1Au
Extra Family Flour per bbl. .-.....s5 SO 50 90
saD.rs.e a a. "
~ti sell Bran Shorts aud Ndlngs az the Mil al
current Iricts dednciine carriage =
wal also pay The uaFkes price for Wheat and Corn
throughout tae year
Leave orders ~ The Posi- once. Box 474 or with
s. ~ Hsi IINGSN ORTIZ
No. South Market street.
81 Terms Cash on delivery. iulyie-lm
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Notice,

DY virtue of Of Election 10 me directed by hii
ID Excellency. l. g. HARIIs, Governor Sc ] wills
by myself and deputies open and hold au election at
all the precincts m Humphreys county, on the lath
day of August next, the purpose OF electng an
Attorney General and Reporter Tor the state Ten
nessee 10 81 the vacancy produced by the resigna
ton OF John l. 7. Snced. This 22d June, 1859.
b Il. SPIcER, sheriff
June27-td OF Humphreys county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

uAyfNG bought out ]. c. DARDEN and J.
IL DAiDES * CO.'S entire interest IN the
Queensware, China, and Glass BUSHES.

heretofore conducted at No. 46 Public Square known
as HICkS'S CHINA HALL. we propose TO sell the pre-
sent very large and well assorted stock q cash and
pronps customers, n PRICES than heretofore
The new firm sociis call from all, and hopes 10
merit liberal patronage from their TURNER clst0m-
ers as well as olhers-
auge-u A II. HICKS a Co
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THE
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.
Gss- Change of Proprietors. OK

LtOR THE PURPOSE OF SETTLING Up ALL MY
Il oUlSTANilNG DEBTs AND FORMFR BUSINESS.
have arr, nrcd with my fatiler Loot. u T. souTT 10
assume the management and Prep ietorsliip Of ths
81 q ia Hotel, and frcm this day shall withdraw
n en- the future business ofthe Hoose.
NJ. 7. sCOTT.
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Trunks and Saiises.
FOR NEW YORK..

CARnEN and Railroad vince earrews on hand
NJ aud Tor sale by ID. II. DICkEY,
Gs-tf as Market rect
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-10
READ 4 Nd REFLECT
DIR. G.. II. TOZer's Gard to the Afflicted,

quick Cures and L03o Prices at the EstaJEished
Office, Siath street, bettCeen j and h streets.
nR. TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous pa
~ tients for their patronage, and would embrace
this opportunity to remind them that he continues to
consult Those difficult of NENEREAL which
have bafed the skill Of Of the most celebrated
physicians of the age, and upon which he has NeUe,.
Ftiied to Perf0Fn1 Il Rddicd CuFe
Dr. TozeI IS reputation as physician stands une-
qualed His exclusive attention TO diseases of the
Genito Urinary Organs, for many years renders hn
perfect master of syphltc diseases.
Dr. Tozer has, it is well known taken patients from
the very verge of the grave and Restored them to
Perfect HedIth He further stats that he deems it
sufficient TO attract the attention of those who might
need the services Of physician in cases. not par
tcuary those enumerated in the advertisement, ex-
and the result my practice has been thus far sasfac
tory to my patients and myself. Nor do / deem 1t
necessary to fill columns Of newspapers with fulsome
emprc and bombastic advertisements, protesting my
ability 10 heal all diseases flesh heir to- for to do
that must be something more than man. but to give
other diseases, to understand, from long experience
am fully competent to treat them successfully
offer genuine or fraudulent certificates or pufTs
ofmy superior qualifications a practitioner nei-
ther do assume the medical honors to which am en-
titled; butmerely ask those who are diseased to read
the different advertisements relating TO the cure of
private diseases, and Judge for themselves where o
apply for relief. (Nly rooms are so arranged that
can be consulted IN private at all hours of the day.
from o'clock A. NJ. until p. NJ
e9$- Persons with Chronic Darrhma, Dvsenterv
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude Weakness
Of the limbs and back, Indsposition Loss of Memory
Aversion to Society Love of Solitude, Tmidity Self.
dstrus Dizziness Headache, pain in the side aIec-
other Infrmites in Nan, &C. will find it important to
consult DR.. CHAS. II. TOZE at his Office sixth ST
between and X, Sacramento.
nov4-yr cHAs. II. TozER, NJ. D.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-10
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, s..
COUNTY OF YUBA,

STATE Co1sTT 9T C@rlF9HNiA' OF Yr1H, SIS
District Court Tenth Judicia1 Distrio,
TEyEE b. people Of the State of California =. ~,
h WINANTS, Greeting You are hereby r1lM ~ WV
to appear in an action commenced aeains, Cqulred
defendant by AUGUSTA S. WINANTS, rs ni.It,ai SGu a.
in the District Court of the Tenth Judicial pi.,l.'
in and for the County of Yuba, State of CaIforet
and answer the complaint therein, (which is M as' '
with the Clerk of said Couny) within ten dave n ms
service upon you Of this Summons, (cxcusye ot qI M
day Of service) If served in said couuiv of YpS no
twenty days If served out Of said CoRntv bn ' % "a
Tenth Judicial District of the State Of CalforrI 'ue
forty days if served out Of said District but ,,
the State; or Judgment by default will be taken av
you, according 80 the prayer of the said comnIa,,'
The said action is brought 20 obtain a Decree ~ @ @
said Court dissolying the Bonds of Matrmonv az.
ing between the plaintiff and you the said defends,
also to obtain Judgment Of said Court 70, an ny
and legal costs and charges by her in this behalf '
pended together with such other and further reists
the premises. to said CURT may seem ripbt ,nS
proper and il you fail to answer the said comnl,ia
the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for The r
demanded therein.
By order Of the Hon. s. VI. Bliss, District Judp, :,
and for Yuba County.
H. 81 Given under my hand and the seal Of said CoBn
this 10th day Of January, A. D. 1859.
VIM. SlIARKEY
Clerk of the District Court in and for the County Of
Yuba, California.
janll -1aw3m* BY NJ D. DOBBIYs, D. @.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-10
Ee9a1 Sdurrtisrmrnts.
NOTICE no CREnIrnnr
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SUFFER-. 99'
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION
j Washburn, to be discharged from bis S.V S Llba
In pursuance of an order Of the Hon. & Nus NJ &c.
District Judge of the Tenth Judicial Distric, Bliss,
and Tor said county, notice is hereby given 70 Nonrtn
creditors of said nsolyent debtor 10 he anS all the
before the said District Judge, at chambas. appear
Court louse, in Nuba City, Sutter county r;,f atlhe
ty days from the publication Of this notice no lhr.
the second day Of May, A. D. 1859, al Ia
NJ, to show cause, if any they cam why tbe LUCK n A.
of the said nsolvent should not be granted prayer
said insovent have leave to make assirDmor, ne
his estate and be discharged from his debs eeht Of
... Witness my hand, with the seal of e..
L. s: District Court Affixed this Both y das sald ID
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