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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

OVER ExEruoN-As an offset to the mn. :
cular mania which now obtains" among the
young men of this age, the following is worth
reading;
writer in the London Times says that al
most all young men who have been at Oxford
and Cnmhrdge. especially those vino have
med1led in boat races. have as Il rule discus
ed hlood vessels. arteries or veins, aud verg
m ny of Them diseased aud dilned hearts
all lrought on hy the strain and undue tx
ilemeuC removal, We ii c doctors call it, Of
lhe circulation induced toy pulling Mt boat
races. In fact the mslter is now well recoL
nizrd both at insurance offices and in the
administration Of chloroforn amongst the
uppe classes where a diseased heart is to br
avoided. It woull seem the d,lic,te fibre
of the hearts Of tie boys and lads sent to
Oxford e-pecill.y at once give way before
this pressure Of ruora."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

SUPPOSED MURpERERs corpse of a
murdered man was found recently in q tail
race near Horsetown, Shasta county. The
Courier says:
The murder was evidently committed in
the first week of July. About that time
three men, to-wit: j. &. Brown, formerly a
miner on Townsend's Flat, man supposed
to be named Coffin, and the deceased, it is
oelieved-were encnmped near the scene OF
the murder At n late hour one night two
OF them went to Horsetown for a shovel-it
SNOW believed for the purpose of covering
their victim. HUMAN blood has been found
on The spot where they were encamped
- The skull was found pierced by rifle ball
Inc man was doubtless shot first and after
wards struck with some hard instrument
lhe coroners jury brought in a verdict to
inc effect that the deceased came to his death
by violence at the bands Of j. G. Brown and
confederate"
Coffin and Brown, the supposed murderers
are now in Jail in this city, charged with
burglary and robbery at the Barton Honse
on the La Porte road in this county, on the
night of August 2sth They are also sup
posed to be the same persons who committed
y recent robbery in Jamison City.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18
P. DENIM, Secretary.
Meeting at JOhnson's Ranch.
JoHEsoN's RANcH, Bear River,
Sutter CO., Sept. 18Th. 1860.

JoHSsoNs Ranch, Bear River,
Sutter CO., Sept 10Th, 1860 I
EDITOR NATIONAL DEMoCRAT:-W had a
general assemblage of all the citizens of this
part of the county, this evening, in the way
of political meeting, which was addressed
by Gen Winn and Zach Montgomery. Zach,
as usual, made great display of his oratoli.
cal faculties but it could not win, as the
General ad1uced too much sound argument
for Zach to digest in order to suit the audi =
ence As the meeting was composed Of over
two hundred persons and over two.thrds Of
them regular supporters of Douglas Democ
racy, Zach sort of lost his grip, and test
question being put to the speakers as to
whom they would support for u S. Senator.
if elected, Zach answered John B. Weller.
That ended the scene.
1t is not necessary to say that that was
enough, and l think by the time Zach speaks
again in this place there will not be a cor
porals guard left of his kind Of Democrats.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18
Dates by the Poney to September A.

Dan FNANCisCo sept lUh
The following is the dispatch to the Buile-
tin by Pony.
81. LOUIS Sept. 4th - Gen Walkers plans
excite 50 ittls attention in oflici Il quarter,
that no naval force has been directed specially
to watch his movements. Information h,s
rrache here that oture Walker captured
IruAillo, lie dispatched agents to Nicaragua
to secretly organic his friends in uuticip =
tion OF his invasion Of that State.
letter ruhtishrd from san Antonio say.
that two incrndiuries were arrested At Hen
derson and Is nchrd. Llrge quantities ,f
poison were ioinl on the nrg-oe, Tor the
understood purrose Of poisoM.g the wells
and food Of The inhaetnnts. he loss .,
property hy fire in rex,s is said to reach
50 oOooOO. Twenty persons have Leen
hanged.
a. H. Stephens in his speech at Atlant
Ga, defended Douglas against the chargr
that he would not yield to the decision oflhe
supreme Court and said that Douglas agreed
with every principle decided in the Dred
scott case; dwelt upon the Cniou and the
Importance of its being preserved; that the
running Of Breckenridge endangers the Union.
In Fifth District of Pennsylvania the Dem
ocrats nominated Henry lugersol; in the
Eleventh, john Hughes. The Republicans
IN the Fifth nominated VIM. NJ. Davis.
Dates from Europe to August 23 The
Cnlabreans hre in revolution against the
King of Naples and in favor of Garibaldi, who
had there landed and met with success.
Twenty churches and : converts were
burned at Beyroot. During the disturbance
more Christians were murdered and women
outraged. The Musseman population Of
Damascus still mGi~tain menacing atti
tud.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18
TEEEGRAPRTC,
IOvEG TIE STATE LlNE.l
Oregon L,eg,slatnre.


SALlM, oregon, ept lllh 1860.
VIA YrGNA-1re House organized ON
Mond'y, sept lo.h, ly choosing Ben. F..
Harding. ln"us,as D-m) whont the last two
elections ,oled tor Log.n (Grp for Congress.
Speaker 7 Ne. Patton, lRep) Chief Clerk 4;
Allen, (DougMs Dem) Assistant Clerk. and
Leverage, (Rep) Scrgeant-at Arms. The
organization of the Assembly was regnded
Iy the Breckinrdge members as an Indication
that a Douglas-Republican coalition wa al
ready formed to elect Col Baker and J. W.
Nesmith, senators
The Constitution of Oregon requires two
thirds Of all the members elected 10 each
house to form quorum to DO business. Up.
ON receiving the ncws of tie organization of
the House, siX Of the Brccbinridge Seua, ors
hoIted, abscC ndiug from Salem early in the
morning of the llth, leaving that body with.
out a quorum, aud in that condition it has
continued up to the present time. The names
OF the six Senators who Withdrew are Messrs.
Florence, Monroe, Berry, McItceury, Fitz-
hugh, and Shelly. A resolution was parsed
10y the Senate empowering the Sergeant at
Arms to compel the Attendance Of the absent
members and to call to his aid whatever force
my be necessary
The President of the Senate is Hon. /. L
Elkins; Secretary, Mr. Feeble, (both Doug
las Domocats) The Sergeant -at-Arms. to
whom was entrusted the delcute task Of
bringing back the ahscondiug Senators. is Of
the same political faith. The Assistant Sec'y
aud Enrolling Clerk are Republicans
An attempt will be made by the Brcckin-
ridge men to break a quorum in the House,
to prevent the election of Baker and Nes
miih. This cannot be accomplished, and the
want of quorum in the Senate will not
necessarily prevent the election of Senators.
1t is probable that two L. ). Senators viii
he elected by a coalition between the Doug
las Democrats and the Republicans. Col. &
u. Baker has received the Republican nomi-
nation in caucus and will be one Of the Sen
ators if there jsady election at all this is
now generally conceded ON all sides. Both
Houses"djomued until Mondly, Sept. l7,h
ADDUIoNAL-As the stage pissed through
Corvallis on Friday night the Sergeant at
Arms of the Senate was there with posse of
citizens searching for ahsconding Senators,
who, on the arrival OF the officer had taken
to the bushes aud scattered in various dirre-
lions to avoid arrest. They h'd all teen
stopping al Corvallis ever since leaving the
oenale. One was arrested by deputy, but
subsequently esclped
During tue past Two weeks the Willamette
valley has been visited hy heavy rains de
atroylng large portion Of the wheat crop.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

GREAT Foor RACE To-DAY-The San Fran
cisco Spirit of the Times saysi
The long talked Of race between "Swamr
John" aud the Young Californian, Pedro Sc
laya, is to take place on the 18th instant
The spot selected is in Sinol Valley, FIVE
miles beyond Mission san Jose, on the stock
ton road, or between the road to Stockton
and That to Martinez A high, close fence
has been erected on the spot 10y "Lung John,
and fee of one dollar will be charged for
the admission Of los cabeJieroS, and fifty cent.
for las SenoritaS No doubt a large number
will be in at endance. q great interest having
been excited in the result Of the race 10y the
confidence the friends of each have in the
running capacity of their flvorites. The
stake is reported to he S20,OOO a side, $40,
900 in cash, and two hundred horses valued
at $50 each. The side bets are srid to amount
to us much more. The distance to be run i;
1870 yards.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

ity of Auburn, drove of two thousand five
hundred ewes and lambs, valued at $4,000,
the property of W. w. Stewart, under sheriff
Of Placer county, and his partner, Mr. Geo.
Bishop.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

NEW DOUGLAS PAPER The material Of u
Boilers organ IN Marapnsa yclrpt the Star
has been purchased by he National Drnoe-
rncy. and will henceforih he the medium OF
democratic principles, under the eGitoriaI
management Of Alexander DeeriDg, Esq,
and under the name of the Moripoaa News
Stockton Argus
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

ROBBERY II CALAvERAs.-On last Tuesday,
Mr.. T. Ii. Cunningham, of Poverty Bar, was
stopped between Jenny Lind and Chile
Camp, by three masked robbers, who made
him hand over all his money, amounting to
about one hundred and fifty dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

JUDGE AND LAwYER.-During a trial
before Judge Coon, on Friday last, the Alta
says "the Judge made ruling unfivorable
10 Heslrp, when the latter jumped up, and
thrusting his srectacles into his hair, as
usual, cried out. IF that's law, | think its
time for me to quit the profession" "lf you
do, sir" rrjoined the Judge, tortly. "you will
crafty me and do service to the rest of the
bar, and to the whole community" lleslep
considered this a columb;ad shot and did not
reply. He was lucky not TO have heen de
posted below, for contempt Of Court"
HONEY LAKE.-The Territorial Enterprise
says: From Honey Lake Valley we learn
that the crops have been very ahundanl. A
large proportion of the emigration is going
in by that route, the road built by Colonel
Lander attracting much travel in that direc-
tion. The people there are gradually be
coming convinced that Honey Lake is in
California
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

CARSON VALLEY.-The Territorial Enter
prise Of the 18th inst. says that among the
members of the bar now engaged in the trial
of different cases before the Nevada Terri
tory District Court in Genoa, are Judges
Baldwin, Terry, and Bryan, present or ex
Judges Of the Supreme Court of California !;
Stewart, Thornton, and kirkpatrick. Of Dow
Neville; Anderson and Lansing Of Nevada :;
ex Gov. j. Nicely Johnson, and others. Hal
Clayton has ! cen appointed District Attor.
ney vice Wellington Stewart Resigned
Father Gallagher intends to commence
Immediately the construction of Catholic
church in Carson City, the citizens having
donated ground for that purpose
Virginia City now presents quite metro
poIit"n appearance, the grading of the
streets. and the erection of a number of fire
proof buildings has conduced much to that
result.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

TIE Breckinlilge-L Lane ticket has never
been any thing bat mar plot in the poliicil
conflict now pending, aud 1t i, row pain to
every one that it can accomplish ahsol tely
nothing, EXCEPT harm There we're three
asses of men originally cnrcernel in the
Brgcknrd-e movement. The di-uuinuisls
per- Sc the enrnlivs Of Dougls, Who sought
his destruction. regardless uf al cuusrqurn
ces, e>en di>uliou, and auo,hrr class ~ ho
honestly heievcd that The engineers Of The
movement honestly mcuI.t something hv 1t,
aud intci ded to ace nli-h some good t. th.
country OF this latter class honest but
msgUidcd men, quite Il large portion can ami
Will e'si Y ubandun tn, concern, when they
come to undcrst Ed it Thoroughly. Il is
tue that among these ARE many with violent
prrjuiicrs aud excited passions. who Viii
naruly le; 90 the mechine uuAcr any eircum-
stances. Most oI The disunionists Vili con
tiuue in the fight to lhe eud--u few, how
ever will e. for Douglas The fcrocous
enemies of Douglas and ,heir adherenls viii
he in the most depIorable condition Of any
class of Brrckinridgrrs They viii take the
bushes - Georgia Chronicle and Sentinel
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

Is San Francisco, on saturday, the grocery
store of Meyer Deitl, corner oI Powell and
Filhert streets, was destroyed by hre. Loss
about $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

REPoRTLD MuEDER.-lhe driver Of the
stage which arrived at Visalia from St. Louis
Friuay morning, reported that the station
keeper at Hoiauds,ille Station, and friend
who was stopping with him, were both mul-
dered on Wednesday morning by three Mex
leans
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

PoLIrcAL MEETING IN SlsRlYoU County,
a dispatch to the Union from Yreka dated
September 10th says: yesterday large
meeting was held at ORC Fiuo, most of the
voters Of That part Of the county being pres
ent, as also ladies. A Douglas pole VAS
erected, after which D. D.. Cotton. of San
Francisco, addressed the meeting also, Mr.
Oliver. Attcr the speaking vote was taken,
the result showing five to one in favor Of
Douglas over all other candidates combined %
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

SENATOR TooMBs AT WARrryroN. Ca
The Georgia Ch,onicle and Sentinel thu
speaks Of a speech Delivered by Senator
Toomhs at Warrenou
Mr. Tromhs concluded in glowing eulogy
ON Breck .ntidge and Lane as hrro,s aud
statesmen, and Was not chnry gf his dl-uuiou
sentiments. The speech riicu cd scarcely any
app aaee aad fell iifors among the people.
At the cone .Usiun two mru sid 'hurrth Tor
Douglas" one said "hurrah for Bell, aud uot
a nAM onemel hi- munLh fnr Breckinmdge.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

FIlcH on THE STUMP II humas Fitch, who
is stuml ing Tue State for Lincoln, made a
speech at Pacer,iilc last " Wednesday evcn-
ing. The Genital Californian thus speaks Vi
the concluding portion Ot III
lie speaher descended lHto the grave at
Lone Muuntdln, dragged TIE CORY uead be-
lore has audteGce, "s one who would Lea Re
puUhc'n of To-day haG lie A>eu. Mas he
IguUraut ui tne lact that 10 known to every
reauer III Canuruid, thdL vi ali men, Mr.
Broderlch Was among TIE most sensitive At
canGI the "BIaCk NepuUllcan party" That,
he Ilalnou 10 uc Iar above Suspicion in Tins
respect. lhat he c.aincd upon Tie floor oi the
United states Senate to have ever uppus, d
the Free soil parry III New York, ana IN fact
Was the FresldenU ut l. Calhoun Cut. Was
tue speaker ass ignorant ul lie tact tuut Nj.
brUuellCk Was generally dchOunceI by the
hcPuO,l ,lcdn press and speakers uurins Tue las,
oIate cantass. Col. Ianer Wue AN exception,
ana why Bec"use lie Is .ke) "OIhuuncd
Vne doctrlne oi ,he kcp"Dl,can party, uOout
Congressional legislation Tor tne learn urlrs.
aha l'.ac,d nln'0''t upon tne u'o"d pnneip'e
VI uuu-Ini cIt cntun.
The CahiolIi.n adds that in speaking ol
Senator Dougtos, Inc language at Mr fltch
VAS 50 coaroe, 80 mAisn"At, as " Le scarcely
III tor publication"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

No MORE FUsEoN.-The Amador Ledger
says:
The Republican party of Amador county
declare that they viii h we no more fusion
with the Brtckmid-e men. They tried it
severely in the supervisor ele"tioo, we're
fooled 10y deceptive promises and are now
convinced that they ournumher the Brrckin-
ridge faction AM will he acting justly 10
thenselv es as foimiluhle party, ly making
II square stand in opposition to all other
purties.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

The Wan TN Mexico. "A correspondent Of
the Alta. writing from Colima under date Of
August 24th, says
The Mexican revolution is drawing TO a
close The inviucble General Mirumou has
been thoroughly beaten by General O.te "a
in the neighhorhood of ~ilot, and, after "a
hard fought battle, Mumon narrowly es-
capped with his life, and only reached Leon
with POO dragons that was lett of his
army of over 2.0OO men
General Ortega having thus disposed OF
his principal antagonist, j1ined Degollada
aud they arc now both he,itgug he city Of
Mexico with all aruy Of $loUuO men. and
will ly this time have most likely finished
with tae Conservative party
Meanwhile. one Rrnuduis Mesa has pro-
nounced, at aztlan, against Gen Vega,
who had gone TO Gurd ,aj ,ro to fight Gen
WoH lie destiuted the Governor and took
hol of the public funds. As Mesa also pro.
81 inns the cuu-ttutou, nothing but personal
nter,s st could have caused the petty rcvolu
tion. Gen. Vega, on receiving iniorma;ion
of these occurrences, Immediately Withdrew
from the interior, aud viii embark ia Il ie "
days at MauzaniIlp for Mazttl-u, with 900
men, to c'Hstize the perpetrators
General Woil still holds ont at Guadila
aara, but The taking of MeXic, will also seal
mis- fate as that of other goui,ous who are
depending on the money bags of the clergy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

BLGGING QUARTER. As one among the
many elsns ul the Brechinudge dc,eaL Ia
Geuse ela, We notlce t"d. ,he a,l.utt lntenl-
gtneer, neietuiure 50 nerce ut'Vn the Lodg
lastes, Is becun1lng r"thcr sweet toWaIus
tnose traitors Inat paper stil n,alnlolus "a
solne MT suit urper hp. aud ci.luis tnal
b! eckInnd5e via get the electoral vote I'll
TINS state, either uelore Inc people or III the
L. slsihlure; UuL ae uh evldeuce OF It's lears
It now "sos Tie abused Douells men 10 come
/ Lne Hld VI the Is, OXEN llouse. 1t may crl
help, help, uut The cry ls hil III VAIN. Neler
can ne'p come lrom that quarter, to save
rebe,s nom their own tony ana madness -
lne7e must be cured ry un overwhelming de
itat Of the SUICIDE ticket,- Georgia Chroni-
/ Gle and Seatin5k
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18

MEETING OF EXrREMEs.-EXtremes meet
The ln nncey mcion aud the ultra Aholitiouis's
are together. Gerlitt smith is out IN long
letter adv ocatiug dissolution OF the Uuitn
and Yaneey is firing the southern heart
and instructng The southern mind prcpar,
aiory to 'lreciptating the cotton States into
revolution Both of them of course, eulo-
gize Breckinridge - H. Constitution
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18
CUMMON COUNCIL.
CIAL MEETIN &c.
MONDAY ilvuN1XG. Sent. II

MONDAY EyuNNG, Sept. 18th.
g, resent, His Honor the Mayor, aud iId Davis.
hudson, y ckev, Shitld Mann, Woods. Loy,uud
Pres dcui Thomas.
Report Of Com. on Fire and Water 10 whom
Was Ieiencd petition I'll DR.. TctG ,rdua and 9TH.
e. rc'peci'g thc location ul el>tr'u uu corner Of
tHlh and n reefs, reported ta,orbv
& ~, "n Streets AID K ads report that they
u"'e contracted with Or II for o,npI-t,n Of sew.
cI on u street. Contract accepted uud bold re
cel'ed, approved and plc d on file.
committee on Streets and Roads report that
0miJh h'S dep sied gravel upIn the st,ccts &C.
c"lI ~ I" contract, and recommend tnat he be
paid. Rtpuit received
supplementary liStut assessment roll received
aud referred To Com. ON WAYS AID Means.
Resolution by Prest. Thomas that Cou,cl sit
"S u b'!rd "t Elurl MtIoA on sud Inst Sept. ~.
Ohe thousand dollars ordered paid to J. b.
Lelmdn rs City Assessor, and warrant tl ISSUE
Resolved that the Marshal carry all l>es of Of
lehNe against the laws Of the State b,turc one Of
the q ty Justices OF the PrHc, I'D ,pted
Resolution that the Clerk Ill the blank in rcso.
luton relating to stone crossing with the words
western Il use to Picklrd Il Woodruff buIld.
ing Adopted.
Proposals authorized to be advertised for, for
co4SFuction Hi caleru at Cor. Of 9th and d sis.
Ifopos1iS authorized to be advertised for, for
al ching cisteIus with brick
htS"lutlon Authorizing issuance of a warrant in
iW"ro A. NJ Smith, for $780, IN payment for
hauling gravel. Adopted
Resolution that Com. ON Public Buildings and
Grounds be authorized to advertise for bids to
pui new tin top oI the Iuba Engine House. -
LAID ON the table
Resolution by Prest Thomas that the CITY
Printer be Instructed to print Certh hcates Of Mem.
bership OF Fire Department.
BlII OF WodenhJmcr ioI welding hoop on the
tank IN the Cemetery FIR $l2 ordered paid aud
warrant to be duawn.
Gill Of john Snow for 9 davs work on the
streets, ordered pad and warrant to be drawn.
BIII oi L. Mann f.. 81 10 ordered paid aud war
rant to be drawn.
Report Of Finance committee in favor of sun
dry bills OF Rice Coffin 4 Co., Marysvtllc G is
Company and others received, and warrants or
cered to issue in payment
lhIlnfA. w. Smith for S2l 30, and of Tread
well Co. for $50, referred to Fmaace committee
Ordnance amending section 81 and 35 of Art.
II It Codi1ed Ordinances, re ID secnnd and third
tune and passed. Ordinance reduces Tia. pay If
Jhiet Engineer To $500, aud lhit If Secretary Of
tire department 20 $l50. Adj urued.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-18
The Record OF Daniel S. Dickinson.

The New York Lender reviews the follow,
ing remini eencr Of Mr. Dickinson, of New
York, who has Of late become SO great q fl
vorte with the Breckniidge Yan,ey party:
"Aiter the Presidential campaiyn of l>IS
resulting ~ The defeat OF The g, eat Michignn.
der II Will te remembered th,t a cuh,eI. .inu
of HE Democracy Of this state was held at
me, Tor the purpose Of uniting 9th wiry-
OF the party Hon. w. l. Murev, we bcleyr
presided at that conyrnliou aud durina the
dthherations Of the lody, lion. Daniel =
HchlnSon-th the same Daniel ~ ho So recently
come to Judge euI'-deliycrcd himself in ,he
following words i too said Daniel ann in
f"'or Of .tfeeSoH and free TERRITORY; and /.
too, wound stand on the Lorlrls Of tree Ter
riiory, ~iH a .foming yrord il, my hand aud
!rtre beck tile approach Of tie adrcho}der'
Records are dangerous things fr roiici.us.
and the sane Dickinson who. while senator
from the state offered non Intervention reso-
IuIlons IN the Senate, can very easily make
rro-savory speeches in 1860 forgetting
when it suits his purpose, his Abolition SEN
timeHls in 1919"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-04
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
sEy y, yA5g ,k.s cF,nIyATE REsIrENcE

y HdR0Es.-we will sri at sGeoo r8,m IN Frank
= street, to-day al 10 oclotk, twelve likely A'eIcts
Au2I-- A "a
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. september

ma. VIVA 15..5173 O. ooloo1s7a ls.s 5. sT. ass
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AUCTION SALES.
NoMmIssIoNER,s sALK oFL ANn

NOMMISSIONER,S SALE or LAM The und r.
~ sisnei Commissioners under decree Circuit Court OF
buckingham, the l4h april lsGD the salt Of
~ eI and wife, &c against Miller &C. will THURSDAY the
10Th day Of Augrst 1862 fair n The In pursu
Of said decree ofe for sale PubI Auction pre-
misses 10 the gist bidder certain tract Of Land lying
said county the waters Of Ranaophs Crfek adjoining the
lands Of Jas woldfn VIM. Bootwhght and oue con-
tanning 600 less 1T Ing The land which
the late VIM. A. Nj Ter ! we'd and died.
This land convenient 10 market and presents 10
purehaFera
1t win be shown any one Whaling to examine 1t ty Mr. 70 H.
Hlles. who resides on the premises
TKMAOne two credit with the da-
sale the purchaser giving bonds with good security r the
ehsse the title being retained until
Is fully paid as further Secuiy.
d. J wo0DRy, -,
au1S-wtds d. IRyIS0, Vo" L
P0sTP0NFMENT
The above sal; wi, take place on Wednesday, 26th
Sept. 1850, auxis-Ntds