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ss-Reasz ana Believe new york. ANNA

Ns-Head and Belisve-E ssv York, APP IL IL,
ls5SWf n Nasal Fec Desr sir About manshs since
bnueht Two bottles d Hair cooslng and am nov dssir-
more would inquire where it may 30 found
heFe NV Aar lea aulte sanng, grey have used
npnaAsr ps ia the of resisting H. bnt did not
suceesd al obisnaf This which produced the desired eject
have nssn BY number 81 ny snd Auong them
s,yerk iadlasa u u II possible am much pleased
with for has great my pessona an
paarAnce. Hi answering this You will inarh ohlige
Years, very respectfully,
Il. G. GOODRICH.
Sill Staamer Bridgeport, Peek Slip, N. X.
Remember hat this reault produced by Hestrees In
aiishle die original aud emily reliable Hair Restorative
Rrire 30 eents and 81 i hesle Sold everywhere.
n. y. HAGAN i co, Proprielors. Troy, NJ "
sela BY ! WRIGHT Co. u and Isl Ghartrss street. New
Qrlsana. oI6 2plm&W
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s. .sesu Eassieassos
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS
Celahralian DC The Second Anniversary.

The Of The above named Association qpesed
meet their Hail. Of Greatmen and Eystan Fields
Streets SUNDAY NEXT. Tho 2s inst o'clock A. ",
in fu rsgea IL cdss ihs Second Anniversary OF
this Association.
The Procession will be olsd o'clock precisely march
re through ihe principal lhi4 city, according the
w which wi tie published nndsr he cten Of the
GseNs Mar hal, FHes. Q HeaGARTH
sS-fse Pesidens hopes 2 al be me ers present. on
This esass4s,
sssder otahs President.
oi7 ap4s ANTHONY #EAAIBDLA. Sec'y.
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ss-Boara Assistant aldermen to-nnorroyv.

CoSsTIrr rfoN IL UNION CLUBS. Members of the
various GaHsti tuliona Union organizations Of the
civ are referred to notices Of their respective
ASSOCIATIONS, which are published through our
columns this morning. The Bell and Everett en-
4hssiasm has induced the formation Of SO many
clubs that ii ii useless FOR to think Of referring
to the notices Of Ill Of them in detail. and we
4 clue them all together in . general and com
nrallens;Ye reference.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

0YsTEHs ANY WAY You PLEAsE.-The season Of
hs fatal ID genealogical habtas Of the great deep
mad deynu them with pcfyorous yoraciy either boiling
hem sau naisai making barbaroua resel over their
serscd up with renemenis Of msapped
add defadsd artistic skill But however, he deprecae
c hihrs nevertheless duty state that the public
I'd Ill arg way they please wholesale retail Of Mr. D.
m Poyaras street. between Camp St Charles
si ESs55s fss
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Eoasisiasess Ksstglsfs,

THIRD DIS TRICT, ATTENTION!
You are ordered to meet THIS EVENING Wednesday, Oct
IL O'clock precisely at the Club Room corner Of Great
men and Eysan Fields Streets with the Union Pro
cession All favorable of Bell and Everett
ques,ed to join in black suit is strictly necessary
by order Of the Commanding Officer, p, sCHoMBERG;
ol7 2plt. L. POWER, Captain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

We call the attention Of the trade to the sale at
auction Ny Rsrnar Tnrpn stock If French
h1snaics wines cgnsa OIL etc., which Will take place
This n l01 the sop Of Mr. Plassan, Nos IS
aud I'D Old Lesse sreess see eataoaues.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

b. Unssn Guard, Second Dlstriet-,rhfs
Clab maets EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, at TX o'clock az
Tho Orleans Ball Room Orleans street between Royal
and Buubon An perscns fason The election Of
JOHN BELL iof PRESIDENT and EDWARD EVERETT for
Ncersaen respectfully Invited To ATTEND and Join sid
Club.
aus 2pse r. D, HUBBARD sec,y
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BRAsDrEs, LIQUons AND VINES. We ask the
sen1ipi ii The trade to A. Dubuch wholesale
aalsr aa importer lbs street This experienced and
iars operating merchant keeps constantly hand in heavy
ass supply Of bis customers the best and most popular
baads ii liquors. wines andie champagnes which he
M ipsse Of to the trade customers generally adyan-
iassoas srms Merchants the interior should call
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III TIzE GoasEn CLaTHnG SToRE. We have again
d d his adns successfully managed institution
e alss abitlon Of The fine art Of costume where Mr..
sbhie ale has collected the Of The most
accomplished masculine attire and prepared
osw III them Without charging premium for the
ss masters who rf9dnced iea The clothing
ut is Camp street and there Of every occupation and
every dBscnee OF means ind The garments prices
q Jill he Mr. Grfbblefs advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

g1rr tsp DkuossrsATlos OF ToNIeHT The
nrourasn1ne IL liz great Union meeting and pro
eessou of to- night Is to be found in our columns.
THIS demonstration Of the strength and popularity
81 Bel and Everett in this community will doubt
icss exceed any which has vet occurred. The
clubs which are assigned places in the procession
asc numerous, and We presume they will turn out
ID their full force, as they certainly should. A
magnificent display is anticipated by the whole
public.
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G.and Elsplav. GRAND Disrtay!

Grand Display. Grand Display!
E.. REILLY d CO.'S,
Canal Street,
BETWEEN ROYAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
ON Monday, the 18th October.
We will offer from this date beautiful stock Of
sILKs--of all descriptions.
cLoAKs-ef all descriptions.
sHAwLs-of all descriptions.
VELVET ROBES,
PoPLINs,
oAsHMEREs
MoussELINE DE LAME,
PRINTED REPS, %
yALENcGAs, etc, etc, etc.
And Complete Line Of ..-.
HoUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS,
Such as 9sM ..m"
LINEN sHEETINGs AND suIRT1NG.
TABLE DAMAsKs,
RED BLANKETS
QUILTS,
CURTAIN DAMAsKs,
MUSLIN < LACE CURTAINS
TABLE and PIANO COVERS, etc, etc
We will positively sell the low figures and would
specially recommend an early selection.
Z. REILLY & CO.,
ISL odd 1861 Canal street.
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Wa are requested to call the attention Of the
trade 70 she sals asunable dry goods rbbons flowers
hai caps bocts shoes bropans ac etc pate This
ay cluek3 g ieaunsont Blaehs sanction ROOM
Ee4 69 Ghar,4ss aireek. Tatms it sale.
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Ercrett Aaaiglafs, Alteration, !
rLAa REPRESENTATIONS

FLAG PRESENTATION.
members Of this Club Will assemble at their Room No s.
Camp street THIS EVENING, Wednesday, Oct IL by 6
O'clock form in line proceed the Fourth District ure
Yous joining tho Grand Pfocessonn order receive Flag
from the Ladies'
BY order of Grand Marshal GEO. W HELAiE:
ol7 2plt G. w. WEST, sec'y.
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MEsaas. q. El 5IaARpY d Co, auctioneers will
ss dis DAY at The os Hotel commencing at II o'clock,
isa ef plantation hands and house ser
ssnts catalogues giving full particulars. may be
had nt saaa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

W. bunker Fiji Rangers The regular
Hey meetings 81 this Club vlbe held their hail. school
Canal and atreess on MONDAY EVEN
IKGa, at o'clock BIZ order Of the President:
saz zpto GEO. O. BEARER Secretary
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LAG PRESENTATION. Previous TO Joining in the
grand procession this evening the members Of the
Everett Knights Club will visit the Fourth District
so receive Tag from the hands Of certain patriotic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

Ans DF THE GRAsn MARSHAL Of the Bell and
Everett procession tonight are referred to the
notice q addressed to them by Hon Benz. s. Harris
son, Grand Marshall
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Young ReM Fingers.

The members Of this Club will assemble at Odd Fellows Hall
THIS EVENING, Wednesday Oct IL At 61 ocloek for thu
purpose Of joining Procession Of the Union Party
Ha-All young tvoersl are invited to join u.s.
BY order:
FRANK LoBRANO, Pres't.
d. q GANTER, Secretary. ol7 2plt
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Faalsy !. EsasJy. Heatfy!
UNION CLUB, FOURTH D1srRIc

UNION CLUB, FoUfSIIi bISItSICI-
The officers and members Of this Club notified to attend
meeting Empire House Jackson and New Leyee
streets THIS EVENING Wednesday, Oct IL in order par
ticipate In the Grand Procession Of tonight
Rs-Punc.ual attendance is requested.
BY order of B. 5. HARRISON, President:
~ 9n1t VIM. MOELPER. Sec'y.
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Wines, liquors, etc.,

Nos 10 AND Is ROYAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS
A supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quArp
pnts continually hand which equal the best
this Also other brands of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER
BY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY SPARKLING and STILL HOOK Old ano
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
of the vintage of 1895 1888 1905
other brands WHISKY, of all descripons-Scotch Irish
Rye Bourbon ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the market which will sold reasonable any
ather house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
Of aply Nos. ID and Is Royal street.
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No. Prof. Vegas respectfully informs his
faada and patrons hA Ne has returned 10 this city aud will
opea BIZ Glasses 1t Odd Fellows Hail. the 1st poxno,
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M a II n / u ID

On Tuesday 10TH inst hy fbe Reg g. II. Moore JOSHUA
RizfsHIsES NJ SARAH xI ALL, both RI this rity.
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satteaatioas

attention
NJ o UNITED BELL KNIGHTS!
The officers and members of this Club requested to assem-
BILE their Hail. Philip street. between Royal and Bour
bon THIS EVENING Wednesday, Oct IL at 61s O'Clock, in
order attend the Mas Meeting Washington Square All
persons in favor Of Bell invited attend
Ha>Punctual attendance is requested.
BY order Of the President:
oil 2plt o. LEBLANC, sec'y.
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- :
7.v'otice.,

The Aids Or tho Grand Marshal requested to meet
the opD FELLows' HALL, THIS EVENING, Wednesday
Oct. II, vt 6,s o'clock.
BY order Of the Grand Marshal
nENrI q rJsppIcgnN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

Ss- Col. w, II. Spark is q candidate for
Commissioner Of the Beard Of Public Works The First Dis
tFict. Election November g. o. 2p,es
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EEaad0n KasgAts, sasfeaaEioa.

The members Club requested meet at the Fourth
District Court House. THIS EVENING, Wednesday, Oct IL
at o'clock precisely JON Procession of the Bell
By order Of the President:
oil snlt& LOUIS DAPREaIoNT, Sec'y.
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.qfteatioa,, Criffendc,s Guards.

You ordered to assemble al 6 O'clock, THIS EVENING
Wednesday, Oct IL in full unifomblack coats and pants an
white gloveio participate in the Bell and Everett
EsrBe pnnctual BY order of
EDW. D. TURNER, President.
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= Enpasasnes ,sacnsa rs t,,as as,toae,

- ExnexAenco teacnes ms that deficaey
Suxsnsa mAny seas applying alleviate
Suffering ard save s Thai objection obvIaed IN the
<f sif 5anas cszkes Female Pills prepared pre-
0rscn Of Abb James casrka. Queen Of Eng
an and we'll knour " be ne only remedy
fxs difficulties and distractions .rou sy easa They car
ba Ii pate eaaiting 70 ps pass free y Aneas.mv n
aa9 d. postage i. lamps TO agent.
dsass Agent or Us1a sa.es JOB MOSES Rocee5t.,
Nv. VI WRIGHT Il S.n.s New 0rinana wholasaie AFents
md Haia b. all rssaeesahle nrueeisiz ~ zpfssw
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Rett Chan.pao,as, .atte,atton.

The members this Club requested to assemble at he
Club Room Templars Hail. fully equipped THIS EVENING
Wednesday, Oct II, at O'Clock.
MThe Club will the Hall precisely at 6s o'clock il
order 10 proceed to the residence The Ladies' who pre-
sent the Club with Banner. By order of
I. w. BUDDECKE, President.
G yuI EE NV ANS Secondary OFT 2p1ts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-17

The Toilet.
"TREFELIon IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIop Cures all Eruptions.
"TREFELIo" softens the Skin.
"TREFELIon Beautifes the Skin.
"TREFELIo" Eradeates Humor.
"TREFELIon so cents bottle.
Particularly adapted climates. few drops poured
in the water for Bathing decouy refreshing and exhlea
ing giving Skin Freshness snoothnes Elasticity softness
Biancy and Purycooling and Invigorang-1endsrs the
flesh firm and Of alabaser richness Of Beauty; all
Eruptions Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
ag-sod everywhere al 50 cents bottle
Sold wholesale and retail BY JAMES SYE, No 1874 Canal
street, and by Druggists generally.
TILESTON & CO.,
my23 2p1y General Agents 43 Broaaway New York.
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Pare Bi-ses,phite or Zine.

The subscriber informs Sugar Planters Tint heretofore he
is pepa ther orders fer BsULPHtTE Of
LTME which, usual he will guarantee for quality and pm.
ry al orders him No. SO Royal street over the Drug
Store viii meet with prompt attention.
!, en,a RICHARD II. CHM.
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Fossils, attention
statf. Ward Rough $ Ready Ctssb

The members Of the ROUGH AND READY CLUB are re-
quested to meet THIS EVENING, Wednesday, Oct II.
o'clock precisely, Mr. JFernandezs Coffeehonse, on Old
evee street, between ST. Philip and urulnes streets for the
purpose OF proceeding join the Grand Process
sion Constitutional Union Party The friends Of Bell and
Everett are invited. BY order of
j. YToSGA, President.
yer1.r . JrtsJsc1T N c.ar.ta,,, oIT 9,1t
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Kid Gtoues.

riys Hundred Dosen sAJou,s LADIES, KID GLOVES
aass 'sFs'ss' b. REILLY CO,
oiS 2pst Isl eaba sFeet tetwesa Royal and Bourbon.
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Grand Marshal,
BENZ. s. HARRIss SON

--Aids--- ,#
First Dsrct-JonN L. GUBERNAToR, ERNEST To-
Leblanc, THos. ASKEW, AD. MAzUREAU,
Second District-JosEPH HERNANDEZ. ERNEST MO-
REL, VICTOR GERoBIAs, j. f. BoULIGNY. -
Third Dstrct-RoBERT wgNNE, AuGUsTIN LARosE,
Y. ST CERAN, C. W. CULBERTsoN.
Fourth District-THEoDoREA A. JAMES, E. A. PATTER-
son, Il. ADAM, JOHN CosTLEY.
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StesC0rf's

CELEBRATED COOKING STOVES,
ALL sI2
For sale by BowLEs 4 JUDs0N,
II Camp street.
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Grand Fair Opening

E II G A Mt SILK CLOTH
Velvet N1ant1es,
xs.Evv:x. EzsElrrGzx J3xx.Exnrx.xs1-!
JOHN TODD. 45z
IL and I4.........Ch Charities st........12 and Ia
win exhibit on MONDAY, the 18th Inst. the LATEST PA
RIsIAN NOVELTIES in
LADIES BLACK SILK MANTIEs, at S5-worth S12 80
LADIES' RICH BLACK SILK PELISsEs, MANTILLAs
and BuRNous at Sl2 6g--worth s25.
Ladies' Extra Rick Black silk PALEToTs, MANTLEs and
BEDouINs, at so each-worth $35,
And the very latest Partisan Nouycaues I'M ". z
EXTRA RICH AND HEAVY SILK MANTLEs,
Embracing the following very new shapes:
AMANDA, HEyA yELLlDA GALATHE, EsIILIENNE
RossINA
And the other shapes Of usual elegance
Also the most complete selection shown in Now Or
leans, Of
ELEGANT BLACK SILK VELVET 6LoAKs
Comprising all the Fashionable Styles now worn IL
Paris, and at unusually low prices.
LADIES' BLACK AND coLoRED CLOTH cLoAKs,
PELIssEs,
BEnouINs,
z5..-..@. zouAyEs, otc,
From 81 so upwards
Misses and ChiIdren's Nantes,
STRIPED, BLACK and FANCY CLOTH from IS to So
Worth s. to S., ol5 2pSIoWesa
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az, 4 =, u ~
YRfl{l V5flfnalG MaNfiN VyIf5fEltI
g
npr4yya IngfpNAT. AN NEW nprEANs
seleaal ~ Z $500 . -. $50. =
Il. I. rrsws,,s xr..s..u -. ,,..r....,,,.v.
- -
OFFICE : q NJ ~. 8. ANdE tSh'f'A-
yearly Subscriptions. III, 81 w ths week, 20 Cents.
.s---.-s !. M. ,sua,, rates. A
tibeFal disesuRt made Y regular haFerusefs'
Week. Crescent 4 Rssl.sssa 49, s.sal
ny ~esAans' saeHef'psah' - =
...,-T, s ,r.s5,,5,,sss ofrroprp u Iseo
q y, y sr1l 6
.y7fr4gfaN SALES THIS DAY.
u B. -.
saaon' ssens 8 81 & hoo,s ,oss sn brpcan
s .,s ssoass , ~.
P.aas spz soils y 10Y o'clock, At Y Charities street
Bsns Fatpn ss ths Day y io1S oelofs y s0s n W.
y " 80 s. !. : ossa !, No ae4 sGa
y MIDI sYsssl i'll il saddle And harness horses
earasy aeo sen ms Day. 4 Y O'Clock, at the CITY
srsrtlcpais il par saesion heads Oh page
= : = s. -. mn.
III SRASp pEsiessiRaalos 81
s.assoy at to- night Is to be found in our columns
ssss as;5y ~ t,a etreneTfh and r,on1la,ity
81 y,sii and Everett in this community will doubt.
acss exceed any which has yet occurred. The
flubs witch are assigned places IN the procession
are nnpaarons and we presume they will turn out
y ID their I'LL force. ~ they certainly should A
magnificent display is anticipated by the whole
Nueilc&
80 ,,,. s,.x,,o ,.,ox,,.
" Hoard Asshssant alae l1a.s =. -
CONSTITUTIONS = MON y s,'e
~ various Constitutional Union organizations OF the
49, 80 raaerred ID notices az their respective
& -, - ,,,l;., "a l,r,,,s,b ,,,r
NM ra,, "a, T,,,srtt ~.
zAeslasm has induced the iormatlon Oh SO many
bg that ii ID useless Tor MS to think of referring
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-14
see RET RID RS.
r. & A.. NJ.

F. & A. NJ.
.Nerada Lodge. No. 13-Meets at Masonic Hall,
corner Of Broad and Fine stscets, every Sat
urday evening, Regular Communications the
second Saturday of each MONTH
A. e. SiLEs, Master.
J. 7. Rudolph, Sees.
Herale Z. T. CAar'e~, Ne: G-Rcgulsr scm-
Iaunicalions the first Monday evening Of e.ah
month. THox4s =. HAwEEy,
j. p. Rudolph, !See,y High Ptie.e-
.yerada Commanded, W: s, r. f.-stased as
semhies the first and third Thursdays of each
month. CHAs. MAKsH, Coaansaadtr.
J. f. Rudolph, Aetizg Recorder:
L. O. q. r.
Oustomch Lodge, No. t6-Rcgular meetings on
Tuesday evening of each week. at their HALF.
corner of Broad and Pine streets, in Kidd'E
brick building. W. 5. McRoEEKTs, ". G.
\ L. Parker S-c,y.
I. O. OF X.
.Nerada Camp Eo. 39-Wil hold its rgulG
meeting at Temperance Hall, foot of Broad
strets, every "Wednesday evening.
J, NJ. LEvEr C. Il.
A. p. Church, .Secy.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE
Sierra Nerada Dirision. Ne. f7-Meets every
Saturday evening at Temperance Hail. feet Of
Main street. JAS. CRURCHHAS, W. p.
r. II. RAYMOND, RS
4. O. OF G. T..
onion Eodsyr. No. 4-Regular meetings every
Friday evening at Temperance Han, foot of
Main street E r. BEAN, Vet
]. II. Hatch. ". s.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-14

BAssErT, the editor of the Yreka Journal,
says he wontvote again for a Constitution
al Convention because friend of his in
forms him that the new document mig 1T
be so constructed as to make it pcrfectlv Y
legal and legitimate transaction to ncarce-
rate man in a loa:hsome dungeon for
de6t. Bassett has holy horror for any
such transaction as that. He SAYS the
Constitution might be fixed up to suit hin,
much better than it does for instance, a
law compelling an equal distribution OF
property every saturday night or oftener,
would meet his appreciation and that of a
majority of the people of the State; and
another reducing the price of billiards,
whiskey and board would, also, not be un-
| exceptionable.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-14
Summons.

State of California, county of Nevada, Township
of Little York, IS, Before + j. Cook j. r. Ico-
pie of the State of California, to W. Ii. Hill and
j. c. Aver.
You are hereby summoned to appear before the
undersigned Justice of the Peace, at his Office in
said township, on Tuesday the LIST day of Janua
ry A. ID. 1861 AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to answer the com
plant of John burning who dcsFztnds Of You the
sum of one hundred and sXty-six and .5-IO0 dol
lars, balance of an account Cor labor per account
now on file in my office On failure to appear
and answer, Judgment will I've rendered against
you for the said of one hundred and sixty
and 15-l0O dollars aud costs of suit Given under
my hand this 10th day of bee. u. 1860.
Il. J. COOK, J. z.
An afIblaNit having bern Gled in my office by
John Burning setting forth that he has good
cause of action against W. Ii. Hill and j. e. Aver
and that said W. II. Hill and j C. Aver have left
this county so that they cannot obtain service of
summons on said defendants, it is therefore or
tkIrd that service of summons be made on said
". G. Hill and J. c. Aver by publication in the
Nevada journal three weeks. Given under my
hand this 10th day OF Dee. A. u. lS'io.
f. l. COOK, Z.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-14
For THE CoLLEcroRsBlP-Th Marysville

For THE CoLLEcToRsBIP.-The Marysvile
Appeal speaks highly of Mr.. J. C. Birdseye,
OF this city as prominent man for the
Collectorship of San Francisco Though
we must persist in thinking the movements
of politicians to obtain appointments are
rather premature, we are ready to indorse
the views of the Appeal as to Mr.. Birdseye S
qualifications and character, and believe VIC
can safely add that the movement in his fa-
vor is to be attributed to his friends rather
than himself
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-14

JUDGE BRCSToy, member of the Legis-
laiure of 1856, was Murdered near Sonora,
on Sunday morning, the 3D. inst. Judge
Brunton was pursued by hounds up to the
hour Of his death. He and his family were
chloroformed few years ago. Other aud
repeated vexations and trials he has been
subjected to at various times by lawlcss
gang who owed the good man spite 1t is
supposed he was killed by two me l, as two
were seen following him, on the morning
or his death. The purposes of the mur-
derers in takirg his life were not to obtain
his money, as he had but little on his per-
son at the time he was beset The appear
ances of things went to show that he was
pursued for his life.
We knew Judge Brunton as a member Of
the Legislature and can bear testimony to
the uniform good intentions of the man
May his destroyers be brought to Justice.
The Nevada journal., 1860-12-14

Coop PAY AND NO PUFF-The Bulletin
records that one E. L. Campbell lately
went to attend the examination at the Col
legiate Institute, Benicia, under pay of the
Bulletin as a reporter. The account of the
affair furnished, being of too pufTitory
nature, was paid for but laid aside. Mr.. C,
J. Flat, Principal of the Institute, wants
to know of the Bulletin why the deuce he
is prsffed according to agreement, and
complains that he paid Mr.. Campbell So
and his hotel bill to hare his school crack
ed up as far as the English language would
allow. If this is the way the Collegiate
Institute gets its reputation, there ough
10 be fiat out immediately