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AFast Steamboat.

Ex-President Fillmore, Hon S. G. Haven.
Z. Dorsheimcr, aud thirty others of the mos,
prominent citizens of Buffalo. have address
ed letter TO Hon. r. German, requesting
him to give to the citizens of Buffalo pub-
lie exposition of his principles of construc-
ton for an improved steamboat. Mr. Ger
main has consented to comply with their re-
quest, and in his reply, he says be shall
endeavor to establish amongst others, the
following facts:
First, That steamers may be constructed
that can he made TO run more than one hun
dred miles Sn hour.
Second, That they will he so strong and
steady that the greatest oceanic forces will
not endanger their safety, nor much disturb
their equilibrium. Sea sickness will be i'm
possible. -E.- -r.
Third, That the economy of their move
ments will be such a. to reduce the cost of
travel and transportation thereby, to less
one-fitth of their present ordinary rates.
Fourth, That when light, they need not
draw more than fourteen feet; and when
loaded with a very large amount of freight
and passengers, and with fuel enough for q
voyage around the world, they need not draw
more than twenty-five feet.
Fifth. That as war ship, one of these
would be an over match for all existing Ma
vies
If Mr.. German does succeed in establish
ing these facts. there will be an end of Rail-
roads where water can he found. and The
need of an Atlantic telegraph will be wholly
obviated. When he constructs steamboat
that will go one hundred miles an hour, it
will only require thirty six hours to cross the
Atlantic ocean. And we agree with the gem
tlemen who invited Mr.. Germain 10 explain
his principles publicly. that when perfected
It will be matter OF great value not only
TO Buffalo, but to the whole country.
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Don,t care about The Presidency.

Judge DouGLAs has published in pamphlet
form, reply to Judge BLACKS comments
upon his Harper essay. The contents Of
the pamphlet are, for the most part, ..stale,
Hat and unprofitable,n but there is something
of frsahhess in the following paragraph:
I" Ny best friends know that have posi-
lively and peremptorily refused 10 have any
thing TO do with the machinery OF the Con-
veniious in the several States, by which the
delegates 10 the Charleston Convention are to
be appointed. They know, personally, | do
not desire the Presidency at tlis iime-that
l prefer seat in the Senate for the next six
years. with the chance Of re-eieeiion. to
being President for four years at nv period
Of life They know thar / will take no steps
10 obtain the Chariestoo nomination, that /
will make no sacrAiice OF principle. no con-
cealment OF opinions, no concession To power
for the purpose OF getting ill.,
The Presidential grapes hang out Of his
reach, and IL is quite conSiderate in him TO
decline plucking them just now. Kind tel
low! Let them tempt some more ambitious
mortal.
Whether the Judge desires the Presi-
deney at this time p or not, !. not now mat
ter Of the least consequence. he has passed
cot Of the category Of probable candidates.
and there Is no future for him. Parties
never 70 back 20 unearth the dead He can
no more give trouble. Let ambitions.
promising statesmen take warning from his
fall.
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4ABoLITIoNIsTs IN MoBILE.-CHAs. III Pray
says the Montgomery (Alabama) .Mal-of
Boston, boasted ofbaving voted for FREMONT.
and talked of slavery in manner that did
not suit the Mobilians. the other day, and
was required to give bond OF SIS 900 or leave
Another, JAMES MURPHY, had a free talk with
some slaves, and tried to induce free J" mig
ger woman to go with him to free State.
He was required to give $500 bond, or leave
by himself.
We CLEAN the above facts from the T,5unes
We protest, that the alternative Of giving
bond or leaving. is no punishment for such
6 cattle" They should have been whipped,
ducked, tarred. featbered. ridden upon rail,
and then hanged to a tree.
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is not less fanatic than old JoHN-that he
considers old JOHN hero, and if be did
not join him, In the Harper's Ferry cnaeiae, it
was only because he had not the courage, or
I" heroism," as be expresses himself, I" to do
it, We regard Brown as the better man of
the two. If hebe not honest, be at least gave
proof Of a willingness to lay down his life to
be thought so. GIDDNGs, on the contrary,
perpetrates his crimes where punishment can
not overtake him. They are none the less
crimes, however, and we trust the day will
come when the hoary traitor shall receive a
traitors doom.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 2, 1859

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2, 1859.
i Mr.. Stokely offered Resolution that the
President of the Bank of Tennessee report
to the Legi stature what per cent the Bank of
Tennessee has produced on its capital, and
whether said capital might have yielded more
otherwise invested. Lies over.
Mr.. Trimble introduced bill to pay the
expenses of the investigation of Offices of
Comptroller and Secretary of State. by q
Special Committee, appointed for the pur-
pose by the last Legislature. Passed first
reading.
/ Mr.. Boyd introduced bill to incorporate
Q United Synod OF Presbyteries, at Knoxville.
Passed LIST reading.
Mr. Payne. q bill for the relief of Railroad
Companies. Passed LIST reading and referred
to Internal Improvement Committee.
Mr.. Richardson. a bill authorizing Banks
to pay out the notes of each other. Passed
first reading and referred to Committee on
Banks.
Mr.. Bradford q bill TO amend section 1922
Of the Code. Passed LIST reading and referred
to Judiciary Committee. -.
Mr.. Stovall, bill regulating the salaries
of State Treasurer and Secretary of State,
placing The salary OF each at $4,000 per an
mum. Passed LIST reading.
SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Bill to withdraw the Bank of Memphis and
establish in lieu thereof. Branch of the Bank
of Chattanooga, at Memphis. Passed third
reading.
Bill to charter the Eagleville and Chapel
Hill Turnpike Company. Passed third read
ing.
Bill to repeal section Ago of the Code.
Passed 3rd reading.
Senate bills on second reading were taken
up and passed. and referred to appropriate
Committees.
The Speaker announced that the hour 90
o'clock had arrived, made the special order
for the consideration of the contested election
case in the 9Th Senatorial district and the
Resolution contained in the Majority Report
of the Committee appointed to Investigate
the matter. allowing John a. MINIS seat
i'll the Senate was then taken up.
A heightened discussion ensued, in which
Messrs. Nash, Stanton and MINIS took part,
and at the conclusion of the RENAL ks of Mr..
MINIS, Mr.. Trimble moved to postpone any
further discussion of the matter to 9 o clock
tomorrow, so that the business before the
Senate might be finished, which motion pre-
vailed.
The reading ofSenate Bills on 2nd reading
was then resumed.
House message was taken up with the Re-
solution requesting Senators and Representa-
endeayors in securing the passage OF a bill
for the benefit of old pensioners, which Was
adopted. .a
The Senate adjourned TO o'clock to-mor-
row morning.
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SheriR3s Sale.

OY virtue of an alius Fl Fd TO me directed and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
davidson county Tennessee, lat ITS Septes Der Term
1852 will expose o public SALE 10 the highest bidder
for cash, at the Court house Yard the of Nash
VILE on Tuesday, the 18th day IJecember 1859 all
the right, title clam interest aud estate which john
c. McLemore then had may have since acquired ,
III anu to the following described Lols Pieces ii
Land situated in the State of Tennessee, county Of
Davidson, City Of Nashville being Lots :. Us anu
l29 in wi AT is known the Burrows Grove plan OF
lots which is registered in he REGISTERS Office OF
Davidson county, Ia Book s, page 697, and which
reference is made for ail description. refer
ence Is also made 10 deed registered the Regis
ter's Office of viuson county, in Book ; , pages
697, 6eS and 699. 5. Is. Marshall said Nc Lenore
being levied ON as the property of John C.. Nc
LeoUre To satisfy Judgment rendered in favor OF
Robert Woods, -cutor, against John c. McI4emore
Levied 26th OF October, 1859.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
Sheriff of Davidson county.
By E. C. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
noy3-td
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Z A number OF House bills were considered
and disposed OF on 2nd reading.
A motion was entered to reconsider the
final vote passi SENATE bill 10 transfer GER
tain State aid from the Memphis and Charles
ton to the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road Company. ts-
The House then, at 4! o'clock, adjourned
till a. NJ. tomorrow.
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JASPER.


sUsAR RolINo.-The Aroadsan.o of the 2slh
ult.' says:
'.The railing season viii be in full blast by
next week. as by that time nearly all the
planters will have commenced. The wealth
sr il hac, aud despite The .eroakIags Of habit
ual eroakers, ihsFe will st least be fair
average crop made, and eyen good one.
should the winter prove anspicious. The
cane h i true, is small. bal IL il all sugar,
and what il lacks in quantity. will be made
mp 60 sAs plaassr ia quality and saving Of
fuel /" tn
5 The weather, the same paper says, has
been foe week past haimy and pare. 500
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

NIE have this day asso lated with Us in the
w Grocery Business MIR. q. W. II. BUILER and S
j. KEITH. The style of the firm, however, Will re-
main as heretofore. We very thankful TO the
community for their lbera patronage already be-
stow I'd and hope that viii fail to merit their
attention with our new sucEites.
nov--2w KIRKPATRICK, NEVINS X co.
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Heisoway's oiatnsenf and Rfsl..--
Even e tbs sele saEfsse C shs body - absoissesy
hatird ~itk passasss, ineFusasians or ruanins
ssrsss q may ee Healed sad parihed ~ the olnsr
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IL Remember young Indies, that oranges
are not apt TO be priced after being squeezed
few tim.s.-L Louisville Journal.
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Trains will run through TO Louisville tDaiIy>
tlt4l as follows t
Morning Train, No. ]. North, leaves Nafhvilie az
a N, sIrivIng at Louisville at 2s2o p. NJ.
d. arriving at louisville al y p ~ VIZ -
returning, morning. fraiu leaves Louisville Al so
a. NJ arriving ~ Aashrliir At3:<6I. Al. 49,
Evening Train y. ., havcs Louisville AT 2.alP N
arriviig at Nashville at l2:l0 p. NJ
Freight Trains leave Aashs lile and Louisville
DAILY Sunday eXccl ted al A. NJ
Gailltn fr' gEt and Accommodation Train teaxes
S~lIain At os2o NJ, arriving at Nashville at ss3 A.
NJ Returning 6, leaves Nashville At 4 4 NJ, arriving
at GaIlatin at o:25 4. n.
assl. u e JAMES y. GAMBLE.
oct-S-U Superintendent
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DIR. g. X. Bonds French Pre-
VentatiVes

rINIS article bIes thOsc those health or circum
l. stances do not permit an increase Of family 10
regulate limit the number Of their ofsprine With
out inJ 1ring tile Constitution. 1t the only aud
sure preventative against Pregnancy aua Diseass
the United States Canada, two for 81 anu IS Der
dozen
Dk. G. W BONDS SPANISH FkMALE MONTHLY
ILLS--Ihcse Pills are the only inc ina rried or
agie ladies can rely upon with safety certainty
II The iInmediste removalof distractions, Irregi-
rues &c lay ShoHtd MOI b used dGTing I'TegaaHcy.
roe 81 per box zach box coutains u Pills S.nt
y mai. rrr re
The doctor can te consulted on aIf diseases Of a
fivate mature. Scienhbc tr~Stmenf, quick cure
td moderate charge guaranteed ~
GEUhGE X. BOND, ND. Once, corner OF Grand
td orchard streets, over the shoe Store. = trance
o % orchard street, New York. Established IN
So oct2.-dam
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BRANDY. BRANDY..

yITE have Just rereived a. be Sid far account e.
w esossxuees the fei o.ihg superior BRADY va.
Han i1Pes osard, fsaIssF = "a CO nae, ftf4.I
/" .. Pineu CAstisizn 60. :. lss4:
4Qs4rtrF q fnssuss Isl.
=" . osaEd, Dupey CO. i6S8.
he aeoxe silI be sid = creelt % tour snsalas
II uet aisps-ed ef prrvsoos - anetion sale
lfeesa.y nexi) hral be e1srea a aactiaa. Gail
1890 cARTER. wIIsFoRD AGO.
eetx5 Ne a4rks1 street..
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Buckwheat! Buckwheat!!

100 Bugs prime Peunsy lvania Buck heat lour in
store and TO arrive. For sale low.
CARTER. WIISSFORD & co.
noy1-u a.- No Market street.
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Iussxur.tion OF Gov. Harris.

The Inauguration of His Excellency, Gov
, iHARRs will take place this morning in the
Representative Hall at the Capitol.
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The Great Western and Northwest Short Line Route
1859. FALL ARRANGEnENr.1s5a.

1909. faLL ARRANGE lent. $50.
Two Daily Trains TO st. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON and sitter OCTOBER 7th. 1889, Passenger
~ Trains VII leave New Albany Opposite LOUIS
vliic), as follows:
f.33 A NJ, Chicago and 81. louis Express Mail
DAILY excerpt sandaysl reaching -. Louii al 2 as
A NJ. and Chicago At 7:Ss A. N; Cincinnati az
1915 NJ
1850 r NJ. cAicsgo and ST. Louis Night Express
DAILY except aaturdays), reaching 81 Louis al
z;45P NJ and Chicago at 500 Z. n. On satur-
day nights this train runs only TO Mitchell. re-
turning Monday Inornings.
$50 A. NJ AtCbeli Accommodation (naiiy excer,
SandAys). Returning, connects with the train
from - Louis Al so A. ". reaching New AZ
6any al sY5 p. NJ, Louisville At $50 y. NJ
Trains leave -. Louis $50 A. NJ. and 200 r.
n. arriving Al Louisville a. $50 A. N and $40
Pm.
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LADIES VESTS.

IIIsH Sssks .BdioaE sleeves. heavy and Of best
eess-u - ~ AqsilL<
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Hen Aoufrtisemfnts.
Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
CARTER, WHSFORD 6 CO.,
Tuesday, November Sth, 1859.

Tuesday, November Sth, 1859.
TERMS BELOW.
Is bags choice BaltimoreI0o bbls. Pixies Magnolia
Coffee; Whisky;
hhds strictly choice IS bbIs. Tennessee White
Sugar; Whisky;
100 boxesArmstroDgs Star 10 bbis. Old Bourbon
SO quarters Armstrong; 10 bbIs. Gin: - 81 ~ =
star Candies; 9 n. Y. Brandy;
Is boxes Rodgers star half bbls Cheny Bran
Candies, sFours;T dy;
20 half boxes ROlger's SIS boxes Pearl Starch;
Star Candles, .Fours, 100 co German Segars as
IS half boxes X dger's Star sortedd
Canaies, full weight, SO 900 1ne Imp. Cigars;
"a sixes - 10v casks Soda;
100 kegs Tod Nails; 80 boxes papered Soda;
$50 " Sd Is "a 50fb
SO =" Cd "" Is /" 2ofb
81 " Id 500 doz. Bleaching;
IS :" Sd a" Az cs-ses tIela' oysters;
10 I'D 20 bikes Jas. Arthur's
90 Three Gallon DimUOns; TUbaccV; 81. i
rs Cases Rouadwood 10 boxes r. ID. Burke's
Matches; tobacco;
10 cases SHANGHAI Match 20 b All boxes Smith l.
es; Kings Pug Tobacco;
30gross German Matches;2oo keams Wrapping
70 cases lea; Paper,
30 a"z- Black Pepper; so doZ. Buckets;
LOO nest Tubs; 20 obs. Grape Vinegar.
$50 doz- a ASH Boards; E. E-H
The goocs will be offered with liberal privileges
All sums under $50 cash; all $50 aad under
$500, sixty days; all over 5000 and un.
der 81 ,O0o, ninety days; ali 81 90 four
montIs- Notes With approved security payable in
of our Guy Banks Fs.
nova CARTER, wILSFoRD co.
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IRON AND CASTINGS.

Isltf.aa or salssy - 80 D. D DicKEx, :
s.ss-S. NO a. AAEksi szfsst
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
o o r t TIME ONL VI
Commencing Tuesday Night, Oct Is.
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Approximations TO the 500 900 OF 5000 each a
ofioo SO 900 a of4Oo to 50 900, Of 400 O0o;
OF 400 10 $40 on0
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

vATE are receasing Zoe assortment OF Fur
w n1hisg Soocs OF which Eam Shirt
every varie0 81 patterns and latest sly lesColars,
Gloves sue Robes Neek Ties. Pocket HAND
kerchisfs. Umereiizs, INDlRW kAA--eyeTy vsris-
ty-Aoney belts, HALL Hos E-ai ccffCn, Rool, No.
riRo. asd c-sLmere--fRAvEff$S SHAW 5, 6Annt-
let's Of Baekskin, Nd and cad, kr-, fec sale BY "a
acisn 4 a.ha J.aH. ncGif l. -
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Mr.. Williams, OF Hickman, presented
memorial from the Agricultural Bureau, Ark
ing for arepeal of the law which prohibits
the entrance of articles from other States for
premiums at their Fairs.
Mr.. Hurt presented petition from mer-
chants of Jackson, praying for relief from
burdensome taxation. Referred.
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kEHOsENE OH.
The New York Kerosene Oil CO..,
(EsTAHIIsHEp 1854
4 NNoINtk that, iIasfbg made great Improve
IA mehif IN the Manufacture If Kerosene, they are

The attention of consumers is rrspsetfu'iy called
20 the sahJoined table. the result AT tltnnseir
examn alton, By kBwxKp n. KEAT, OF New York
Chem st and dated Feb. ,. 1886.
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Which Of the positions above mentioned is
the correct one, we are not prepared to say.
We are not inclined to believe with the
Courier aHd Inquirer that the British Govern
ment and manufacturers are content with
the present state Of things. and will cease
their efforts to increase the production OF
cotton outside Of the United States. But
should they succeed, the hoped for result OF
the Tribune could not ensue. Il might de-
crease the price of slaves, and change the
current Of emigration Of slaves from cotton
regions back to the border States, but IL
would not free . slave. The question OF pro-
lection mentioned by the North AR,ersosa
would become doubIy Interesting to South
srn Statesmen. and good might be edduee
from anticipated misfortune
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Senate bill 10 repeal section 1924 Of th,
Code. passed ayes SO. nays 20. ia
The House then adjourned till u O'Clock
p NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05
A OHDENANCE to provide for the cens-
N Ing Of Auctoneers and to define their duties and
liabilities.

a N ORDINANCE to provide for the cens-
IA Ing Of Auctoneers and to define their duties and
liabilities.
The Mayor and Common Council of Marysville do
ordain rs follows:
Section 1t shall be the duty Of every person pur
suing the business calling of Auctioneer, within
this city before the sale OF any real or personal prop
erly a public auctiOp tn procure license therefor
from he City Marshal, as hereinafter provided
Sector -Auc ioneers whose monthly sales shall
amount to Sl1,0t0 aud upwards, shall pay license
OF $t3 per month. Auct Uneers whose monthly salts
shall amount to $l0OUO ami less than $l5OuU shall
pay n license oi 500 per MONTH Aucil Dneers whose
onthly sales shall amount I" S5OuU aud less an
$1,000, shall pay n license of SO per month Auc-
uuneers whose monthly sales snail amount to $4,000
and less than 5000, shall pay license OF $l5 per
month Auctinne, whose month sales shall amount
10 less than sj,OJU, shall . y hc,nse OF $40 per
month.
Section 3.-For the purpose of ascertanng the
amount and class o license tn be collected It shall he
the duty of every Au tonee To- make out, under oath
aud present To the City Clerk, (whp is hereby author
ized 10 administer such nalh) on the first Monday in
each month"; statement OF all sa,es at public auction
made by him, or for The account, or by authority oi
himself, within the ety. during the preceding month,
specifying the hys of sale, aud the anouTt of each
sale; within three days thereafter, lie shall pro-
cure FROM the City 'rshil license Of the class pro-
porOntd to the total amount of such sales.
Section 4.--Auctioneers already established In bu-
siness SHALL Tor the first month after the pa ssage of
this ordinance, procure license Of the class propor-
toned IN the amount of their sales during the prece
ding month, which amount shall be ascertancd by the
sworn statement of the party applying for such H.
cense.
Sc ,ton 5.-Auy person being an Auctioneer, or
acting In such capacity, who shall neglect refuse to
comply with, or who shall directly Or Indirectly violate
the provisions OF this ordnance SHALL upon convection
thereof, in any court o competent jurisdiction. be
fined not less than twenty dollars nor more than five
hundred dollars, and IN default of payment OF such
fine shall he imprisoned for period not exec ediug
rinVy days, at the discretion o the Court.
Section G.-fhis Ordinance shall take effect and ht
In force from and aeriis passage, and all ordiurce
and parts Of ordinances IL cunili with the provisions
OF this Ordinance are hereby repealed; Provided how
ever. that all rights acquired under the said oru
hances, are hereby saved AMI continued.
hereby certify the ab1ve and for, going to be M
ordinance passed y the Common Council Of the clN
OF Marysye, NJ their last meeting August 2Tth, >j9
..... In witness VII rtol 1 hereto sci my hand
l.. s.. aud aiN the corporate seal at said city
'''''' this 39th day OF Au4u-t, A. d. 1879.
TilUS. l.. FARl >ti, Guy Clerk.
Approved Goth, 1859. MM. SINGER,
auoU-lw MAY or.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-05
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, tss
COUNTY OF YuBA. S.

COUNTY OF YUBA. So
District Court, Tenth Judicial District.
TVNllE People OF the Sat of CalifO mia, to Huphael
i Porter, Stanley Johnson, and PITT Adams, greet
ing You are hereby required to appear in an action
commenced against you defendants, by vonn P.
Horn, paint IT. in the strict 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
days after rvice upon you of this summons, Tex
elusive OF the day of service If served in said coun
ty of Iuba, or twenty days If served out Of said
county, but in the Tenth Judicial District of the Saie
of California or forty days # out Of said Dis
trct, bat within the State Judgment by default will
be taken against you, according the prayer of the
said complaint. The said action is brought obtain
dec ee of our said Court, for the foreclosure and
sale of the mortgaged pre- nises in plaintiffs complaint
sci forth and described as all those certain pieces
parcels of land situated in the city of Marysvle,
Iuba unity California, and being the east forty feet
by one hundred feet Of the North half of lot three 3)
Block one, Q) Range G, and being on the North side
thereof eighty ieet ir m Second street, and on the
South side thereof hundred and twenty feet from
Second street. Also the NCrh haf Of the South hall
of Lot three, () Block one, (ll Range e. measurin.
twenty feet ON street and twenty feet and
hundred and sixty feet deep, and adjoining the first
he Elm described part Of Lot with all the improve.
ments and appurt nances; and that you the said de-
ieudants. and all parties claiming under you suIse-
quentto the commencement of this action, be barred
ana torecOsed of all right, claim, lien, and equity OF
redemption in the said mortgaged pr emiseS and that
the money arising from the sale of said property b.
paid into Court, together with such other aud further
relief in the premises as to said Court may seem
right and proper, and If yoy fail TO the said
complaint, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded therein.
BY orderU Court.
...... Given under my hand and the seal Of said
L. s.: Court this 22d day of July, A. D. 1859.
'''''' WM SIlARKEY,
Clerk District Court.
Per NJ. D. DoBDINs, Deputy Clerk. jy24-Iaw3m