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Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-10
CTATE or CALIFORNIA, County o

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County o
- Yuba, ss-Dstrict Court tenth judicial District
The people Of the State of California, to ISAAC RO-
LAND, greeting
You are hereby required to appear In action
commenced against you, as defendant, by William
uawley, l.. II. Babb and Charles Jimpkins as plain
ts in the district court of the tenth judicial district,
in and for the county of Yuba State of California and
answer the complaint therein, (Which is on file with
the clerk Of said county within ten days after service
upon you of this summons exclusive Of the day Of
service) If served in said county of Yuba, twenty
days if served Of said county but in the tenth
judicial district Of the State OF California, forty
days served out OF said district but within the State;
or Judgment by default will be taken against you,
cording to the prayer of the said complaint. The
said ton is brought to recover the sum Of three
thousand six hundred and ten 60 100 dollars, alleged
by said plaintiffs in their said complaint to be due
from you to them with interest, certain proms-
sorry note executed by you and delivered to them on
the 22d day of September A. D., 1855, for the sum of
81 ,90S 70100, payable day after date, with inter-
est thereon at the rate of two per cent. per month,
until paid and If you fail to answer SAID complaint,
the said plain IFS will take Judgment for the said sum
and interest besides costs.
by order of the Hon. s. NJ. Bliss, District Judge.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court,
this 10th day of October, A. d. one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-nine WM. SHARKEY.
Clerk Of Dis. Court in and for the county of Yubo
oc12-4w By j. Nc. G. REARDON, d. @.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-10
MARYSVILLE LAUNDRY.
COR. G. aud FOURTH SITS.

FHIHE SUBSCRIBER, having purchased the en-
Il tire interest of S. b. Cooley in the above estab
'ishment, is prepared to do all kinds of WASHING
at short notice and on favorable terms.
Ladies and Gentlemens Clothes done up with par
tcular care.
Shirt Bosoms and Collars polished as in the East.
Shirts damaged by sea voyage madS to look as well
as new.
None but experienced hands being employed, my
work is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Being grateful TO my patrons for past favors, l
shallendeavor to inertia fair share ofthe public pat
ronage.
| oc9-my JAMES BOYD.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-10
TO the People of California.

DR.. Emilus A. Czapkay, in asking the confidence
and patronage OF the people OF California as a Sur
geon, Occulist and Aurst, feels satisfaction in being
able to lay before them certificates Of merit from the
highest sources. His extensive experience during the
Crimean war, and subsequently in the hospitals OF
Paris WILL he trusts be made available for the act-
tion to business, and cordial desire to win and re-
tain the respect and confidence of the public will be
prominent features in his practice. With these assu-
RANGES, he has the honor to remain the pubiics hum
bic servant, EMILIUs A. CZAPKAY, MD,
Late Chief Surgeon Of the Sd Regt Infantry British
Army, during the Crimean war, and Practicng
Surgeon in the Hospitals of Paris.
All consultations, (by letter or otherwise) free.
Address DR.. CZAPKAY,
Surgical and Medical Institute
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Office, San Francisco
ocl -3m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-10
JUST RECEIVED

EX CLIPPER SHIPS HURRICANE and FAIRwIND
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of DRUGS, CHENII-
N. GALS, OILS, of every kind VARNISHE5, BAY
RUM, PATENT MEDICINES, and a large assort-
ment Of DRUGS generally, for sale extremely low at
the store Of s I. WATTS, No. 92 First st.,
ie22-my Near corner of ID.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-10

TO Druggists, Physicians and
Traders.
The undersigned, Importers and Wholesale Drug
gsts, keep constantly hand the largest and most
extensive assortment of Goods, in their line, to be
found In California which they offer to the trade at
the very lowest market prices They are also Sole
Agents. for the Northern District of California for the
following Patent Medicines;
Sands SdrsdpdriJEd,
Ayers Cherry Pectordl,
GWysott's YetIo1o Dock and SdrSdpdriIEd,
Ayers Cdthartio PitIs
Perry DdUiS' Pain Kitler,
GraefepJt rg Co.'S FtDliJy Medicines,
Woods Oli0e PectordL,
DR.. GiddinGs' Family Medicines,
LdWrdn's Sctidifed Cod Liver oil,
WiLbor's Cod LiUer oil and Lime
Roman Eye BdLsdm,
CtiIiGR AgUe Pills, DO.
Allartcles purchased from them guaranteed Of the
bestqualty; and purchases for distan. points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded.
RICE, COFFIN CO.,
aug21-tf 81 and 29 street, Marysvllle.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-10
WATER CURE IN CALIFORNIA.

q LIO % INI4 IN VHDII VINt'IA'
We are pleased to learn that DR. BARLOW SMITH,
graduate of the New York Hydropathic College, has
recently opened an extensive Water Cure Establish
ment in Sacramento, in connection with Mr.. Thomas
Ill., who will attend to the business affairs. We have
known DR.. uith well for years, and are the mo. e
ready to congratulate California friends on hay
ing him among them, from this fact we have always
known him to be thorough and successful in whatever
he has undertaken. Quick to perceive, ready to in
the natural talent for first class physician; whi his
thorough knowledge Of physiology and phrenoogy
will aid him much in forming diagnosis. An old and
true saying is, that good nurse Is of much service
to the sick as the doctor, and there is
no better anywhere than DR.. Smiths mother Mrs.
Mary b. Smith, who has had much experience, and is
to be connected with the institution as its matron.
We wish much success to the enterprise and hope
shall not be sick unless We can go to sacramento to be
/ pured.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-10

DOBINs JEWELL & HARRISONS Extra Clear.
III Bacon.
Jewell Harrison's Lard
New California Mackerel.
Extra fine Comet Green and Black Teas.
Genuiue N. o. Sugar, in bbs. and hhds.
Piper's Hedsck Champagne.
Also, general assortment of GROCERIES, PRO-
VISIONS and LIQUORS, for sale cheap for cash, by
BOURNE, ELWELL & co.,
sc1i Herald Building, Y at,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-30
Napoleon to Victor Emanuel.

MONSIEUR NON FRFnE.-I write to-day to jour
Mniestv in order to Set forth to you the present
situation of affairs; remind you of the past md
settle with you the course which ought to be fol-
10 we'd for the future. The circumstances grave
il requisite aside illusions and sterile regrets
aud to examine carefully the real state of affairs
Thus the question is not whether have done we'll
or i'll in making peace Viiifranca, but rather to
obtain from the treaty results the most favorable
for the paci6catien of Italy and for the repose OF
Europe.
Before entering on the discussion of this question:
I am anxious to recall once more to your Majesty
the obstacles which rendered every d. finite nego-
tuition and every definite treaty SO diff c lit.
In point of fact, war has often fewer complica-
tons than peace In the former two interests only
are in presence of each other--the attack and the
dcence in latter, the contrary, the point -
to reconcile multitude of nteresss-often OF an
opposite character. This is what actually occurred
at the moment of peace. 1t was necessary to con-
ciude treaty that should secure, in the best
ner possible, the independence of Italy, which
should satisfy Piedmont aud the wishes of che
population, and yet which should wound the
Catholic sentiment, the rights of the soveregns
in whom Europe felt interest.
believed then that, if she Emperor of Austria
wished to come to frank understanding with me,
uir the causes OF antagonism which for centuries
nas divided these two empires would disappear,
ana that the Regeneration of Italy would ha
eheetec by common accord, and without fY1l
b1oodsEeG.
now "sase that are IL, my opinion. -
coaait" g 81 TIA. regeneration
Lay . he CON posed of SCI
ST.. =, united ! g 4 iederai bon
Zach OF these s-tstes to adj
&c ntative system and salut
\. The Confederation tQl
alat nationality; u
KEN OF customs II
directing
; Pc conPd
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-30

ELoeuzsr-Wc have seldom read =
more flushed gem of rhetoric than the
Thanksgiving proclamation Of Gov.
Maxofin Of Kentucky, It is fervid, sim
ole and comprehensive, bearing evidence
that it is not merely formal but expresses
the emotions Of the writer. It is as
follows:
Another abundant harvest has been gathered;
another year of multiplied blessings is fast drawing
to close The labors of the former, the mechanic,
the manufacturer, and the merchant, the profess
xionul man and the of science, have been
abundantly rewarded; commerce has revived, trade
has improved, and thrift is apparent everywhere
throus hout the land. Neither war nor pestenc3
nor famine has afflicted US. Peace, plenty, and
health have blessed free, prosperous, and happy
people. Providence has showered his blessings
upon US as individuals, State, nation. We
should return to Hin, the homage of grateful
hearts, In the eager pursuit of pleasure, Of
fortune, or Of fame-in. the excitement of ~
daily occupations-in the multiiorm purslital
we are too apt to forget Him from
bounties come. Acknowledginsl
Him, let us recognize the xe1
.'JeHish Feast oil w sai
his chosen people
preservation
preecrySti1
quill
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-30
e q 4 e e. e A p H I G :.

E Il 4 e g & A P HIC.
ANEW EXCITEMENT IN F1saIsIA.-Eorfotk, Va,
or, .s.-Anoshsr new cause of excitemcnt has
asen here. A special messenger hts arrived here
srs North Hampton, which Is the eastern sb ore
pf'-gaia, for volunteers to go to that place to
presss threatened attempt by Aboiitionisss, on
f6dshext, to OFF siIves from that place.
the nc. created great excitement
pEAIhe TIE RENOWNED KIT CARsoS.--tSt. Louis,
hoS. 2s.-'he renowned traaper and explorer,
Kit Carsoh1,;ed at Taos county, New Mexico, on
Troubles VT THE Sioux IsDIASs.-!S.. Louis,
Nov. s-Aa3otshooncr, Indian Agent for the
repsr Assi y;lou Scax Indians, has arrived at
s ~. Sioux tribe have hostile feelings against
the whites. Major Sfssner also reports the
Yso* ssens l,vsu with Savgsss 500 miles
s'c,.Yros-BULwER TsEAr.--Washington. Nov.
.. ~nt;,ial information receta at the State De.
s,tment warrants the behet all differences be-
tween .,, an. Of the Clayton Butss Treaty. viii
S ao, he satisfactorily abused.
<'U U,S.sylyAs1A OrrEss AID 70 viEo-1A.-Rich-
Nv en-fovernar Packer,,f PENN
moab a. ,.,nderedio Governor Wise s- se-.
syiyAhss, =, .n,, men. to bs stationed along the
s Yea, line betwee1 the wo States for the ps-
nose Of preventing the enanee INTO Virginia, iron
p ess :. STATES, of AZ Aboitionists, or any
che NORM" ,,an tl,at cae with the intent Of
tool 's;,, Rrown or his acetate prisoners.
sesea,n ny OF AN EpiroR.-ashrHks, Nov. 2s.-E.
e. Eastman, senior editooI Tue o i'! AUG A"e'''
cam VT. G. G. Poin dexter
asiis a.2 lisd luteiy in this
e.v BIZ Mr. Hall. Of tbe1
IsSicAs oUrLAws.-Wam p
-,ssession las beed made to the nts ~ ", :. :
nsat of Mexico through Senior Mats, - 1T" ~
Gssernmen. to punish such outlaws a. Io't'':-<
II. men. and thus aid in pacifying Ns1ico
aI6,nu Nov, 22.-The Attorn'g GeHt .
s,s,s i about to sell the Erie R=itr" - ~
.s,-tananees on application Oh si'' - i!tt'--
boni holders sass s,.E.,;i :
Nor. as-The Steamship Indian, witch g
liverpool on Wednesday, the 9Th inst, oo ,, :
p..t.n., Maine went ashore near Guys Bore, .
,ss coss, OF Nova Scotia, in dense fog and hig
sea. and is a total wreck. She straea 'no toe'
nearly amidsh.ps and broke IN two. ~,
Tbre. lives are kGown to have been lost
@,,ssensers aud crew took to the boats, SOM
raou, have re sched shore; but two boats,
Left the steamer filed with passeng gers,
mi,siur aud it is feared rnaSsSssa}pore lives
An ABOLITION ARarssszsEz5Ixs gro r,l
FsaaY -Chartestoea, -
excitement. in regard TO ths ssdpp9
diary fires has entirely subsidized.
Gov. Wise hassrsss5yed letters,
-. come from the Northsand West, reg
parties of men are organizing Ior
<rescuns old Brown and the othel
we're sentenced to be hung
II is also announced that GOV
geographic dispatch yesterday
o.3aio, Informing him that
bsitg from s,x hundred
under the command OF job
aaicr way for Chariestow1
euins the prisoners
Hss reported that Go
Case, thittf he fe'hai1
fss bcsweeil the two
ssstngs ag@lasts Chg
il sisiI thztthe
-. sgas q siinfk
asees amour
aesiation, dissl
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-11-30
BrnfrGsiuual Car05.
Jaw NOTICE.

MERCER CANFIELD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
III OR AT Law, AND NOTARY PuDL1c, will pract,c-
lU his profession in this and the djoining Pa
fishes. Office second street, opposite Cous.
Yard Square, ore door below McCloskey' store.
O Il ~ at Aicx an dria, La. apis. +
J. oRsBoRN. VI. p. sIEOPsH1RE
:
OrsbOIn & ShrolssaIre,
Attorneys and COMnsei1RHn
WILL practice their profeaa
W adjoining Parishes.
O.Nce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
TIE coMMoN coENc1L.

BoARD or ALpERMEN.-This body held regular
meeting last night, President Nixon i'll the chair
and quorum present.
A communication from the Board of Assistants
invited concurrence in ordinance concerning
awnings, sheds and yerandahs on Canal street,
which was referred. resolution authorizing war
ranting in favor Of the late lessees OF Magazine
market was referred. resolution to pay sundry
bills was concurred in.
resolution rejecting contract for an iron build
ing on the levee, part of the waterworks iix-
lures, was referred, A resolution rejecting con-
1 tract with j. X. Duncan for certain water piping,
4 was referred Resolutions authorizing adjudica-
/ ton of contract for the iron building, the water
piping and the force pumps, were referred. re-
solution relative TO direction of laying down the
4 pipes was referred. A resolution approprlating
the money for purchase of the pumps, pipes, etc,
4 for the waterworks, was referred. resolution
approving the action of the lessees of Second Sec
s ton of Wharves in building bukheads was re-
ferred. resolution granting permission to a
Jewish congregation to establish cemetery in
u rear Of the Third District, was concurred in.
81 The Assistant Board having rejected the resolu-
t ton directing removal of the police station near
the Orleans Press, this Board declined persisting
]. in its previous action.
Q Petitions were referred. Nal. 7sa..
Mr.. Wilt offered a resolution directing notice to
n be given of the intention Of opening Claiborne
t, street. Referred.
d A resolution requesting the appointment of a
Is rural policeman for the Of the Third District
it was referred.
S The Committee on Streets and Landings report
ed, recommending concurrence in resolution direct
+ ing the adjudication Of four oil lamp lighting con
. tracts aud contract for attending and keeping il
Il repair Teemachus bridge, over Bayou st. John
It substitute was reported for resolution of TIL
kind iflstructng certain street contractors de
{ post street sweepings in ponds on White street
II Concurrence was recommended inresoution grant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14

~ OF paving with round stones lst both sides Of opicien
street from Eyan Field Engen Streets wherever said
street moi already paved and 3D. both sides of Lafayette
Avenue from Goodchilircn to ST. Avide street.
First Contract.-The round paving sides .
Goodchldlen street, from Ely sian Fields Enghicn street
Second Conract-The round stones paving hplh sides
OF Lafayette Avenue from Goolchdreu Avidc
The new curbsones which be required the
Sidewalks for the wings of the bridges and for the crossings,
quality with it, hewed and dressed bcyee dressed HE TOP
answer the oil The sides from three six long
sixteen to thirty inches wide and less than three half
inches ihck Thoy shall he well in good joints aud in
Morkanllke manner according to the lines grades and hirec
lions to be given by the City Surveyor and shall he soy fixed
and bcke in the approved manner. The crossing
shall be well oine and shall he laid bed of London gravel
or lake shells and sharp sand mixed of least four inches in
thickness.
The gultersones which required shall he of North
river blue stone other of quality with il hcwed aud
dressed from three six feet long twelve inches wide and
less than inches thick They shall join their length the
cnbstones towards which they shall have inclination or
slope of inch shall be well onted and shall be laid on bed
of London gravel and sharp sand lake shells and sn'p sand
mixed, of ut least four inches in Thickness,
The round shall be OF
best quality less than inches long They shall he hl
he'd of river SIND least four inches in thickness in The bs
wokmanike manner, and 10 touch each other ana e
point as all stones laid on the shall be rejected Prior tG
laying the round paving, the roadway shall be en ~.
graded by the contractor, accordance win me graucs
rounding given hs the City Surveyor and shall receive
coating Of river sand four inches in thickness me ou o
pavement shah then he laid -. a.,
The joints shall be filled with dry river sa and after th
rain has settled the down. the paving Siii % Wen
mixed. The paving sha DO well com
with six thousand pound roller ana covered with
inches of lake shells or LONDON gravel and sa
sssl mixed shall then be open Tor travel
of The sidewalks already made
which may of line and level shall be regulated b.
the contractors without compensation, aud all bIicking
the side walks which may be disturbed By tas ~aaasso in
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
Observation-Disclosures.

The hllas HE where low picking
al" 4" SE os,s @ ws ss S @ sa s below S
nsS Of shs e., 0 i S S a sa e nee. , nj ,
G deer es s X @ y s,s n sash IA q
s % i ns md we'll ''s' shall be
Twenty feet in width in s center Of The roadway sa, be
shells in ' S feSwnE o o q, 1 f s Of r @y Ss
h hisk@sss shall then be placed The Top Of The @ lave.
% e S s AND %n s as sS d /, S gsS ar e
materials shall be Of ~ Oest quality, and shall be fur
ni>hcd by The contractor, rs well as the labor. ,
Thu shall bo bound sgim ihs work in the fen
Council and 10 eaps,c The same Ssh months ac andsr
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and every a, thereafter
shall nsGsa to kreE s"Gl ,sar and son
@s s mp ahr nI eS p,s o hi econ tie III i've"
mil the end OF said year which cent shall then he pgid
condition. Otherwise shall be forfeited for the Of the
Good security in the Of $500 shall he required
to ua.nee the fathfn performance o. ihs eaa'rac,
and of the same by the City Surveyor as
Theproporion be paid by the city Of New Orleans in esh
and tile Poporton TO be paid BY The poperS h4les in bills
II eonmy with sseIon III Of he c Charter said blls
the f q Ss e y to- e a e MsG the sT as
q al Of said hills and The ei'y 4 MIN o,ynn
iSs ss pai Sy tls holder. w , ~ -
esyng his certificates The Of publication of e petition Of
the hoasEs enS well TnsF e that sa con
reimbursement of sad costs of publication.
It is we'll understood that in of failure by the contractor
begin finish the work. part thereof within the
Rod fixed or in the Council be dissatisfied with the manner
in which the work is being executed the Council shall have the
right without putting the in de
fault required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without
applying justice aunul the nd without
demny and it is also well understood. that in case The
shall any abandon the work, finish nad
complete in conformity with his contract the said
shall forfeit all claims he may have ot of the
work him the abandonment, and that
the city shall he thereby discharged from and all liability
be reso the and his securities shall be held md
bound soo to the city all loss difference between
which the originally contracted 10
work and the price which may be adjuieaed
resale reatjndicaon.
Bids per running foot for the whole work complete
New Orleans, November ID 1859,
Signed LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings OF boil
Boards Of the Common Council. -
Signed II T. yENN4tRp, rr,;-,,,. w.
Signpdt RoBT. HUYGHE """n'''"'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-14
" ATIIIAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior other used in Southern
climate.
is tested and recognized qualities
LIST. DuRABIIITY-egial to the best slate roofs.
ID IMpERMEA BILITY-Superor any other; cracks
leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUfYIt presents smooth and granite like surface.
4t CHEAPNESSIt much less than, though il is
good any slate wood roof and less than The inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered the public saves the
cost of CUTTERS and valleys,
9th. INC0MBUsTIBII1TY-It will rcsis: fire better than
slate roof.
9th CONyENIENGE,-It will soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects the interior OF buildings from the in
heat of summer.
Ttb SOLIDITY-Tt harder smoother from
posurc put roofs of sope and being light
weight heavy raftcs support while Is
liable and bsakg nor does require repairs
substances several which peculiar Alone combined
proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city.
Of the Of the above are in the hands
the agent and may DO verified by wishing ii be-
| fore contracting.
4 " j. C.. KAUFMAN,
| iel5 ly corner Of Bienville and bIarais SlA
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COMPTROLL ER--OFECIAL.
& CtlNPrRolIER'S OFFICE Z
City OF New Orleans, December 10, 1859. !
INA 1SOn.

City of New Orleans December TO- 1859.
mo. 1900.
CHARTER and opposition Of any effect being made thereoi
Rsota That the CopeloE b. aud he is hereby aa,ho5,
The lowest bidder separately afte len days notice in
the official journal tho sMa works to be executed IL accord
file his Office The said udieaons to he subject to the
approval or rejection Of The Common Council viz e.
For paving with square blocks New lNee street nom
Ppyaras 10 Race street.
and wooden cutters, both sides of uraahar strce from
Elysinn Fields to Cotton Press street. -
l. constructing brick sidewalks, bo!cei by crstnues
and wooden CUTTERS on both sides of Magny street. from Love
4 For e"nsa,,inr bick sidewalks boreicl by
CUTTERS The north side Of Girod street. fro"
Elysan Fields TO Washington avenue ,,-., ~ .r,..on.,
and wooden CUTTERS both sides Of Willow street, hom Com
& For constructing brick sidewalks borered by curbone
mud wooden CUTTERS on both sides of Port street. from Good
l. For constructing brick sidewalks borie7ed by rurbone
and wooden CUTTERS the side of Barone street. from
Far cS"srnsns Sci sidewalks borlerei by cur,one
and WOODEN CUTTERS the north side ot Anew street from
For paving Win round stones both sides of Gcodchirer
10 For constructing shell road ihS Gendls Roaa fron
The Bayou Road to The Pontcl.etIan RAILROAD s.,
H. For paving with square blocks Front street. from Canal
Race street
Il For paving with square blocks Epanade street. iron
ii For constructing brick sidewalks boreyed by cufhone
street from Eysiau Fields street to Lafayette Avenue.
H. For constructing brick sidewalks hodeed by crhstone
and wooden code sg nn. ,iSe street from
For constructing brick sidewalks borcred by cnfhstone
wooden CUTTERS the enst side of Lafayette Avenue or
ti9Gdshilrea to ST. John The Baptist street xn fro,
49, fG pavOE w ARd gesnS ee stones Lafayette Avenue" ''
S'''''"i Signed JOHN T. MONROE.
,s,,, President Board + oss N,YoA yblsrmea
President Board of Aldermen.
Sip'0 Signed dI - '''' GERARD sr1rl1, Mayor.
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