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MISCELLANEOUS

II NOTICE THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED
that certificate for Two Hundred Twenty Shares ar
Hundred Dollars each the Capital Of the ToWisi
y ute bank issued on the 81 of Jnna 1851 Of Fran
beA deceased and represented his widow Jose
pna 5osrR aaa M minor children Marie Francois Bnsca
y Judgment 81 the Second District Court of New Orleans
daed me th Of March, 1851 has been mislai and TINT
w Mppeaton io the asnance Of certificate the place
n nc one above described has been duly Louisiana
ja2 2fHwl2t T u CIR aMAND Ao.,t
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wilbur's Omnibus Line.

The Coaches and Baggage Wagons of "WIIBUR's oMNI
BUS LfNE will call for passengers Al any Of the Hotels
any part Of this city by leaving orders ut the office of the N
J. and G. N R. R., on st. Charles street.
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!, !, -. = -, Mr., @. sYM0HDs.
Oihcnnnp' w feo. NJ 1c't, ia Tilird street
fsHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, RARKs AND LEAVES,
--yERsusI
NAUsEoUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS NrNgpArs


asE IN acsed n either which d prsfert
Remedssone which viii speedily permanently cure You
or the vile compounds heretofore all teir sns,s
and facilitating effect together with the iearsurrs ;ssas
many times following the nse 81 Mineral Poisons $500
The 9herokse Kennedy specific for fynnor
nsa Gises ,isays s;rsnrs Fsor Albns, whex in Pc
easss BY naa a after a other preparations have faied
could be produced Of lis effects which would stgaer cssa,sy
The nanseos heretofore used have e this
hn' never in one instance been known FAIL Happy
kind the Of the worldis Father who sc moi To
kill, hut to
In mercy be has appointed Medicines for these dreadful dis
eases which when faken quickly flies all
attacks the disease as every with fidelity and
uuly admirable mil it completely ex-
paled j from the body and the patient
former health and yigor. =
This sRemedy strikes Mt the disease iz
tendency i not simply 70 Suspend the poison but
And what enhances is salae i the entire Of an nan
seous taste SMELL II lay in the counting
diseases. = =
treatise venerea disease with full directions for their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
Sold by j. WRIGHT Co. and Isl Chartres strset
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists dealers
POTTER . MERw1N Sole Proprietors,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-16

SUGAR.. The market Continued dull, with SAFES
Of about 900 hhds at prices still more in favor Of
buyers. Fair to Fully Fair 6l@73e. u b.
MoLAssEs. :. About 1900 bbls. were disposed OF
at 3904lc. for Prime and Choice, and 36Gesse. Tor
Ordinary, Fermenting, etc.; also $50 n. DDS. Y.
4l944c. q gallon according to qnalitr, and zo0
bbls. on Plantation at SIC. in the cistern.
FLoUR, The market was heavy and depressed,
and the sales were confined to 900 bbls., compris-
inc 100 at So 12t for Fine, and Sc Ia for Super
~ aoo snpsrIne in two lots and 200 Tennessee
Extra ali ON private terms, and 100 Tennessee Elk
ira at 81 Is D Dbl.
GRAM -. The sales of Corn embraced some
1880 sacks, Of which about 5000 White, yellow
and Mixed in several lots all on private TERMS 2oOl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-16

THE CRE0LA mAIL-HRNRYMYERS, Editor ana
= 70 the business Of New Orleans
Red river 10 miles above Alexandria, and IN midst or fe
isinna.
Address the pfsprctar At Crsola, inn parish, TERMS
A. B. sTRAwBRIDaE i co. Agents
. uuraaE .iui E1uaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-16

COMPUTATION TICKETS. ~
Persons who reside in the city and have residence estab
shHent on the Road procure reduced
rates at the office St. Charles street. '..
c. p. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
Chief Eng. and Gen, Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-16

AZ n0UNT1 LAND AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Q NO IL ExchhnSe Alley, stnfs nearly opposite
Nh ONCE Soldiers Se&rnan and Transfers who been In
W the service of the United States Government fourteen
days disturbance 1880 entitled
70 6o aarss Of land Widows and minor children Of
Soldiers samen and Teasters entitled
pensions Claims made and procured with dpa,ch by
ss - JOHN PURCELL. -
NJ FIN sEs " Exchanges Allev statvn
NJ Office no BUILDERs-sEAI.ED Proposals
~ VII, be received BY Toe from this day nnl the
10Th Of March next for the erection Peeris Church.
the drawings and specifications ofc
oil Howard uenel Architects, la Commercial Place
" fclO fnl5 ~ MOTEIHAS, As Marieny street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-31

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FssG NJ. Lsesls'a C4sraszaa sy@srA esys- b j
cay saaS We rasat mot intsyfere With The
arsssnsttSa ~ 6i1ss4y ia the States ehers
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9sH~ W sgsssr Cet grss*ss sr Ceurts. TIE
PtgPLR ~ THESE UNITED STATES
A2L HG kI5aTFgL MASTERS ~ BOTH
gDAgkE1-Es AID lDIRTs-sOT TO
0TEaT ssKgE The CsssTITIT l0s. But
70 0TEETBgy vi TuE MEs WHO PIX.
FEgT TIE CONSTITUTION.
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Tkss si3 Ctaf Ha5g srgsn. $50 Essisvsr-
EFT. shs Csn1sx #sAsBa, Pfssffsfs, Ey.,
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omnatsm~ ~sccessaon .

Sam Houston said in late speech that
there we're = set Of unsasy politicians 10 the
South. constituting the main portion OF the
active leaders Of the Demoor alto party, who
are bent sFon secession. These men are al
ways making pretsxss for threan OF dis
union, and If they san's have them in the
admission Of Kansas, the election Of a Re-
publican Speaker OF the House, or a RepuD-
lean President, they will make the refusal
OF Slave Code or the opposition TO the re.
opening OF the Slave Trade a ground for
their secession fulminations.
Only last Spring these men, carrying all
dent and bic Cabinet in thsir train, seeded
from the Democratic party because the Con.
veptiou insisted on standing by The Cincin.
natl Platform, which they had all endorsed
but four years before. And because ma
jority persisted in their purpose and nomi-
mated n Northern man On that Platform, the
delegates of four ffths II the Southern and
Democratic States withdrew, and nomina-
ted a Southern candidate on q slave Code
Platform. The course of the slaveho lding
delegates in the National Democratic Con.
vention shows the extent Of the demands o
the South, which are nothing short Of q can
ddste and platform specially pledged to III
Advancement OF the views OF the slayehold
crs for the extension and continued DONNA
ton Of the "peculisr institution" even /.
the prostration OF every thing slss in sh
country.
The Northern Democracy could not sur
render to these demands at that time, excep
at the haxsrd Of being utterly "wiped ,out'
In all the North, and therefore they ralis
under Douglas. Bat now shsss FIRE eatn
Shareholders swear that they will secede an
dissolve the Union If Lincoln 10 elected, an
the Douglas doughfaces whine and how
about the perils Of disunion; they fuse wit
the Breckenridge sesessionists and with sh
know-Notbings, and they dsnounce shs sup
porsers OF Lincoln as traitors TO the country
because they wont abandon Lincoln and th
Chicago Platform and tamey submis TO th
dictasion Of fierce minority.
Why did not the majority submit to lh
minority in the Baltimore Convention, an
abandon Douglas and Cincinnati Platform
Because, va presume, il would have exh,h
lied dastardly cowsrdoe and resulted in til
utter subvsrsion Of the rights and inaaepc
OF the Northern Democracy. Neither wi
the Republican party surrender at disors
ton TO these vile threats, because their m az
hood and the rights and interests OF ms
Jorlsy OF the States and 81 the people, and ii
cause OF freedom demand that they shoal
hold the reins Of power and eonsrol the de.
TIMES OF the county, 10 the interests Of fr,
homes, free soil, free speech, and hnma
liberty and progress, the world over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-31

Bs~sw, Ger. rs ~--Trs Bs8i1ss sshsener
Bsxass2 Bird, Cspaais Cs!l.s.n, fren Lab
yad9r fss HsIfax, wss ~vsexs1 On TIE 7sh
Sss'~s 81 Asti Csssa~ TIE ea5ssip, edward
as1 zoe sssz1aa, vys 1tswre1s lae cGhsys,
f@@y "a E1n1ss, were ssvsS, swo 10 q RATS,
All sws wsys rssxs9 frgn TIE vrssx, h2vinx
ssss Ak 1svs v4Iasss fed on 9r1ax.
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U Ysncey says that Douglas has not the
shadow of chance for a Southern State.
Defeated In Maine, pennsylsania, Ohio and
Indiana, where be claimed bis great strength
lay, Douglas has now gone South to cause
division there, and, il possible, induee the
people TO support Bell 10 preference to Breck.
inridge. Yancsy claims that Breekinridgs
alone stands any chance in the contest vitt
Lincoln, and admits that his chance depend.
upon the suecess OF the fusion ticket in New
York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-31

Co. SupervisoYs--Tor the City, n. RHIDGTAN.
Jackson Tp., u. A. WALL.
Juaicss Of the Peacs, THOMAS MARTIN,
a.. LYMAN,
JAS. GRAHAM.
Constdblss HENDH SON ,
GEORGE n. NUM-,
aEOHGE r.. EHK.
Assessor. ........CHARIES HUHnELE.
Topashp CLERK q. LANDEs.
To.es.hip Trustees, JAMES r. blair.
GEO. sCHAEEFER,
HAMILTON BLACK.
Road Superrisors--ist dat, y. JEFFERSON.
Ind N. ~. PkOGTfs
Srd ~. BLACK.
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Mite, haa issass e8rsaBars srssrsisg sss
Dhi8a m.a 10 sgast sg Eas.t es.srs aa4 rsss
Tar shstr sra a4r4Igase*
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NFw f9kK, Utt4 q.
It's gs.ses arrested 2ssx 81 soasssyfsss.
sss 1arFsS AaTgs 44sttasy ~ sE#rf3a4 Eilli
90 sss EAss Ever E&Ex " ssw Torx.
Tss g9sEssssy Tistsris vas sssrsd 81 ga.
st1av - s@sr3sa,s " bsfrg ,srsy
Nas1scgtgs s8sy-sts1 ssYs Gov. Lssshsv
"a Vs. rs.av1s t1&a f1GF batteries ~il! BE- al
Eassaa sd sta wssx, sd tass 10 soppaoi -
81 ssralry rs 'srsyts9 " hln ~ a.inr or.
gaEsXs-
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@TJ. VI. 8fss51 teens ~ - . Es-sxsts
Ga, "lseai hsssssss-" Tas Ls@sfee,
press have qssts4 j VI. Hlas1s a. s1s 40,
sh9r ~ acme gsfJ rfaasas fsazafks sgass
fors52sers. seass ass sAsr az tat IS a
5ssster, ssDss8@ t5as s. "A &c E.sssr
sonsslnass 54ssssg 4.sas4 RsSsssssa1 Asa9sr
asd sssy haze lesase1 asa 10 4.ssaszaassss,
10 Psnss7bvss5s, liz ssb gar ezs 10 b..ss1s
a. secession re4a5ssf. TIE s1BT ma- wss
sver sapposs4 s4as as VA tsls.'t va a. ia
9a13ao, ~5a 3ss8ss sat - svst 1sssrs4 i.
Racs Eats stss4tgyn4 III ha
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-31

ii. G. Caldwell, Esq, will address the pso-
pie in Bonaparts at half past o'clock on
Thursday, Nov. lst; in Pennington a. tbs
same hour on Friday; and at the Stone School
House in Harrisburg Township on Saturday
v.r
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The DosgIss National Cssrsasiss ssvs a
doxsn plaoss il shs5t Diastsra ssmssssa *
slavery Ard Drsd ssoss. Thsy asrs Czbs
plank; "a saEi sr 3s>ssssa ~ As1s Issr
piaax an a1si ias4rhsl ia5rsrsnsas FLASK,
As,; bat shsy bare 30 ss@ss:saa gAaax.-
WIZ rss2 Thsrs's sss rsb.
Ben aAmasss ~ oar State wss Caairnsn
" Ehs Plasfarn Cs=m5ssss-~ e59a's Es
stick 10 HOMESTEAD rSssx1 Ard Il i wa
too SNAIL MASTER IN sss Eaaiass1s Be- ~
sninx ~, vhy 4laa's Ciagss " D>1gs, sr
some Of ia sma!5sr f'y FRA Iva, 'sz lE1
hin 81 is1 I'D ID taiar il WA ss4sissa.
6own at ChvisssaE s1a Eass9nsfs 10 g4rs
free h3mssssass 70 - SEE n ss.af1 Wsrs
sasy afraid 81 "agisasas1 ss' Hsg 1ss'i
Ehs DsE seraey Cir - . ksmsstsas EA&LE I
Or sky, a. lsass, d i1's 80 Iswa 1sls7ss@s
ra3dsssl5 ~ ssssaa sIs zAsss~ ~ Csar s. An Z
Gao .hs saitsr VI e@ Jssrnsl sssaS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-31

6Tlt 10 DOR said that sickness prevented
Alexander III. Stephens from filing bis ap-
poinimsnts 10 commend Slavery to the afsc-
tions OF the Illinois Douglasises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-31

srw fexE, 0es ~.
II. 8. Esrssi avs3sr kas been srtates
fsf as sf1sgs1 ssss4ls 90 Lewis Tagy.a aid
gras4ss1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-31

l.. WATERS, Esq, of Illinois, and JOHN w
RANKIN. Esq viii speak in Montrose, on Thurs
day night, Nov. LIST.
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HOOTs a ID HUE
- A.. bTEE and W.. H.. BAkFKTT having
-. fssns3 psrtaervhip in ibs shoe burinsss
wsgAe Sax saAss Of tie SssiGs pAlforsgs and a
ssrttrz&Ees Of shs ed csstGm ~ ise hGsss.
We ksss cgreI sasa tat in thsss lard tamsa Ii Is
81 1sgrses to ~aTEs ssa eotA eeiag prsetesl work
nssy w4aI asT@ks @4raslyss 10 tEs rasnufseta are
a s@sts= vork, thza raarsbtsglag good Sta add
bsras weFs z4ansEiF, AZ II Is sur IEtsfesi te mkks
hsth.
NsasaiI keep eaasisztIy ca aan4 well select
81 sto<k VI Esatsfn wsrk, whseh ~iA ss sold very
les. LUKE $BAkkEII.
Ge4Z5i
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NOTICE. il hsrsky gives tsxt In pnrsuares of
~ tas prs.uisss VI Deed Of Trass ard rit,en
eestrsct msas by ssmss L. Gates 70 sereross, N eli
les ~. astsd Jay Z, LESS, the ssavibsrs viii
- sy E4slis nsess1n. In ssn pSs's b1sIairg ii
street, lie ksoszk, Iowa, SH harsasy, Aovsmbsr
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SAMUEL. n. CURTIS.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-15
Graueling, Or.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
California Stage COMPANY!

TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
California Stage Company!
m&AMiQ The Stages ofthis company
MRREA will leave their office, Ma
E&sN@ - tional Exchange, Broad St
For Sacramento
Leave Nevada at 1 o'clock, a. M and arriving
at Sacramento in time for the 2 O'Clock boats
for San Francisco.
For Marysville.
Leave the above named Office every morning
at 6! o'clock, p. IN. passing by Grass Valley,
Rough &Ready, Empire Ranch and Long Bar,
andarrivingin Marysvillein time to connect with
the company's o'clock stages toSacramento.
For Forest City.
Leave every morning at Z o'clock for San
Juan, Camptonville and Forest city.
For Orleans Flat.
Leave every day at o'clock, a. m via Bells
Ranch, HUmbug city, Woolsey's Flat, Moore's
Flat, arriving at Orleans Flat at 12m Return
ing leave Orleans Flat at o'clock, a. m arriv.
ing at Nevada att o'clock, connecting with the
Marysville and Sacramento stage.
JAS. HAWORTH, ,Prest.
W. S. McRoberts, Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-15
Constable's Sale.

State Of California, County of Nevada Town
ship of Little York.
VITHEREAS ON THE 9th DAY OF MAY,
w A. D. 1860, final Judgment was rendered
by E. J. Cook, acting Justice of the Peace, in
and for the township of Little York. County and
State aforesaid, in favor of VIM. A. Begole and
against J. B. Lalonde and I. A. Brown, for the
sum of one hundred and seventy -four dollars and
41-l00 dollars, debt and costs of suit with in
terest at the rate of three and a half per cent
per month from the Goth day of December, A. D..
1889, until paid and, whereas, on the 9th day
of May, 4. d. 1860, it was ordered and decreed
by the said Court that said mortgage, set forth
in plaintiffs s complaint, be fOreclosed and the
property therein described, to wit: the one equal
and undivided one-tenth share in the mining
company known rs the Green Mountain Co,
situated on Green Mountain Hill, about one mile
above the town of Hunts Hill in Nevada Coun-
ty Said mining eompany's ground consisting
running back to the center of the hill; the same
being known rs the Green Mountain Cos. ground
or claims, be levied upon and sold to satisfy
said Judgment, interest and cost, the proceeds
thereof be applied to the payment of said sums
of money, as aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the
18th day Of June, A. D., 1850, between the
hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, P. NJ,
will sell all the right title and interest of said
J. B. Lalonde and 1. A. Brown in and to the
above described property in front of Stewards
Store in the town of Hunts Hill, at public
auction for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder to satisfy said execution and al
cost.
This 23d day of May, A. D., 1850
may25 H. CATLETT, Constable.