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great many students not voting at all.
Speeches were delivered by members Of all
parties, prominent among whom were Msssrs.
Briant and Carr, from Louisiana; Barrett, from
Georgia; Donnegan, from Alabama; johnson, Of
Arkansas, and Walsh, from south Carolina; and
Rudd, Of Virginia. Mr.. Briant spoke at length
proved conclusively that the platform on which
Brec kinridge stood was a correct and Just one
and defed any mortal man to prove the contrary
Mr.. Carr came out in bold and forcible relief
very eloquent In some passages, reviewing the
position Of the North towsrds that of the South
Mr.. C. was here accused of hing a disuni onist
Eyes, gentlemen, /" he replbedv III endeavoring to
maintain the true spirit Of the Constitution; II
repelling invasion; Il opposing the hungry fac
uonists eager for the destruction Of the country;
II presenting ones self as a shield against the
varied assaults Of our common enemies IL all this
constitutes disunionist, then am In every fiber,
In every pore, and at heart, a disunionist Mr.
tence was: ''6entlsmen, the whole country should
beware how they act in the present crisis IL
Lincoln Is elected President Of the United states
within brief period after, the Potomac river,
institution, will be but second Rubicon over
which will cross more than LOG, 900 CRsan armed
In holy proof, urged on by the united voice of
l5:0oU0 free-born American citizens, prepared
to defend their rights at every hazard
The speaking was kept up until late hour.
There were also several ladies among the audi
ence, who, being Sunday evening, had come up
Tor the purpose OF promenading around the Coi-
manv Of the students uncovered their heads, I'm,
Guiding the speaker, (who so cont nued to speak J
as sign of respect for the ladies.
was told, while on my visit to the College, that
there are upwards Of 70 or 40 Southerners princi-
pally from South Carolina and Louisiana, who
Intend to leave for their different States and ia he
up arms In case Lincoln is elected As this is news
TO the country, hope You will oblige me by In.
serting II In your popular journal
VISITOR TO THE COLLEGE,
LAST SUNDAY EVENING.
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By a. UNEEN, Auctloneef.
HARDWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
IL CkRFKNrERs' AND BUILDKks' Tools, AC,Ac J,
AT AUcTION.--On THURSDAY the sth instant {
saall sci front Of my strre, At 10 clock a. IN.
large and genera assOrtrnent Ct Bullders' Hard
ware and Fcosf. TIE trade. builders asd ounsu-
me ars respectfully invited TO attend the % e. as
al the goods vi | be sold without reserve.
Terms cash.
no sd A GREEN Arrt
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Sptr,t If the Morning Press.

The Constitution sums up the canvass OF leoo,
and says final word to those who receive to-oay's
paper before the polls close.
The TatclHgereey descants upon The different
modes of political discussion-the argumentative
and threatening- showing the superiority Of the
former.
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By A. GREEN, Ascnoneer.

TRUsTEE's SAIL OF vAITxsIE BUILD
4 ING Lors on TfNrH srREET wksr, RETwIHs
Hk6aY, Hovsmbsr icta 1850. .asii :eIl m Font
Of the II-mlses ats o'eloes m BY vIrtpe Of
Ssy q April. isss and fscofa.d n Ibs; a.
No ls2 folios IA. ao., one Of the land records of
y. n sss R, Of GO
in the city Of Washington, district sforesaid va:
s.d city H.s
Lot numbered twelve. ~ The south Ia numbered
and IN s &
lowing metz and bounds, 20 wat Commencins fo-
corner Of ss,d lot and RAINING thence south With
the line Of Tenth tt eet west twenty Eve feet ak
one srndd ssd s feet ss's
Inchssl to the rear Of sad lot thence north twenty
the point division between ssid lots twelve and
thirteen; and th,nce west with said division line
irchesIt 70 Tenth street vest and piscs Of bssnns;
.ae bssnns for tse sad part Of Lot IS a. the .outh
runnSs eSsSos no S oi se ns e ssd
west tyent, i've feet. (sN feet thsbce east one
to the rear OF said lot thence south twenty i've as
and IS and thence With :ss dEso. ,
q. improvement. which d are bfief d"cins-
Terms OF sale. stOoo cash; the remainder IN six
wevs. a,f sifhte.n nonshs; the purchase 70 give
from day Of sac. de~d rrven and deed Of trust
taken. All conveyancing at the COST OF The pur
chaser. Should the terms not be compiled with n
hre days the Trustee reserves tn. rirht 81 Tesell
the property et the risk and Of the purchaser.
4. c. CARRINGNON. Trustee.
&C si-d&d. A. GREEN. Auct
NESRo FOR sALE.,,By virtue Of an order Of
the Orphans' Court OF Prince George's county.
s,ss es col s
18th inst, ats o. lock .. m, . VARIABLE young Me-
Terms of sale cash. or an aoosRsed 4 sr. 4,,v,
Administrator If Ann J. HiiIeery.
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REQUISITES FOR EVERY FAMILY.

SpaldIng's Prepared Glue, with Cap and Brush.
Brush. :
Daniels new and superior lndelibls Ink. no prep
araii IN, and With Cloth Stretcher attached. The
price for the three IS oent1.
Tbs Family Expense Book, for keeping q correct
IS cents.
Family Wash Book. . simple mode Of keeping
For Gale By TAYLOR MAURY,
Booksellers and Stanoners,
no So 3aA Penn. ayannA
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IL Thanksgiving in Wisconsin, November
90 This IL the twelfth State.
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FOR THE SILVER CUP.

IL FOR THE SILVER CUP!
The members of the OUR CLUB respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Washington and a
Georgetown that they will give Grand g.
BALI. at FoRRKsT Hall, GEORGETOWN. on
TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. eth, on which,
occasion Silver Cup viii be presented to the Club
having the largest number OF members present.
Each Club will be pected to bring their const'u-
ton With the IN Of members names attached there
TO-. No member Of club will be recognised as uch
unless properly bad ed. The committee pledge
themselves 20 tpare no pains TO make this tie Ball
OF the season. flick 20 81 admitting q gentleman
and ladies.
J. hCollins. W.T.. D.yis,
John II Parkhurst, r. Clements
w. Davis, James Kuhns
John T. Neill. no s ST.
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ARMY ISTELLIGENcE.-First Lieut.. Dana has
been appointed as Acting Chief of Ordnance at
Capt. +. N. Clarke, 4th artillery, has been
designated a. Artillery Inspector at the same port
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
uURRAH! HURRAH HURRAHm
PAWNEE BOYS IN THE FIELD

The first GRAND COTILLON of the PAW
NEE CLUB will be given on THURSDAY "a
EVENING, Nov. 8, At A nacostia Hall, NAVY ~
Yard Coaches wall positively leave the half -
at the close of the party TO convey persons
home. Tickets 50 cts, admitting geatleman and
ladies. There viii be q sufficient police force 10
keep perfect order.
Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
a. =. Lowe, r. j. Nicholson,
u. w. Nicholson, w. H. Suit,
H. ] Myers, w T. Blodes
g ]. Gordon. F, J, Grace
Geo Thompson, J. Il. Gordon nos St
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NAVAL INrELLIGENcE.-The United Statss brio
cambridge arrived at Boston, from the Brazil
station, on the ID, and has had her Officers de-
tached.
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ADvIcEs FROM LIEUT.. MORTON -Advices have
been received from Lieut. Morton az late as the
18th OF September He was on the Pacific side
not far from Colo Dolce, and expected to be at
Chiriqui lagoon by the LIST Of November. He re-
ports the route entirely practicable DR.. Evans
had finished the geological survey Of the Atlantic
side, and reports an abundance Of good coal
From the Pacific side that coal existed there also,
but Of inferior quality to the Atlantic coal He
reports second route for the road table lands
to the divide, thence by lower ridge and down
the banks Of the river which empties into the la
goon This, he says, is entirely practicable, hav-
ing crossed 1t In three days with his men, carry
Ing all their camp equi pmens.s
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APPOINTMENT OF CoNsUL.-Samuel NJ Wolfe
Esq, OF Va, has been appointed United States
Consul at Navigators Islands, situated in the Pa
cifc ocean. They consist Of eight islands esti-
mated to have an area Of 2 $50 square miles, with
population of so, 600. The soil is said to be very
wet, and the surface exceedingly woody.
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-Six or eight young men can be
- accommoda ed with Board at 3sS Fourth Of ,
corner T., located near the ln6rmary. Also, q suit
of Rooms for rent. nos
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TIE WkArHKR--The following report of the
weather for the morning 10 made from the Amer.
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation IN
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sALE.-A likely, well disposed, and exec leut
genera house SetyaSti about IS years old and
the District of Columbia. Apply to JAMES C.
MCGUIRE & co Auction and Commission Mer-
chants.
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The Postmaster General having changed the DAYS
81 :aIl,iIng OF this Line, the stssn sail $500
= NOVEMBER R~ fRbMn cHARk fEt R
TON for tina above Porte. TT -,
Iesvins Charleston ON the LIST, 18th, and asth o.
"a hdsH,lnS H.yss. on the sth and nth NovExsI.
Attsr xhion her regular tips will BE- continued
=. Leave Charleston on the 10th and 18th Of EACH
leave Havana on the and 18th Of Each NosrH.
i nor ssety speed comfort snd pleasure, thls
TSdS q .' e + sAs g.
70 MokDEcA & Co. ITO Esst Bay. CHARLES
pRAII Mail matter must be prepaid At the
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, =
Plsnters' Seyiug M.ehines,
i pss.,S ssE,ns s s:SsiEHs .:.,,
The Elliptic and Shuttle Lock stitch sevine Ma
chimes, at prices hanging from 70 e Sl@
90 st ssss' Fancy Store. SO p 2. h .1sss..
+ -' BGLTEIIa OF NEW BOOKS.
-. FoR 1850 AND 1861. = :. :
Women OF the South for 1851 ~ ''''' &c
s s;s. e s ss;. PS. e. f f 1881 .,.
Darlsys New illustrated EDITION OF Cooper
Juveniles for ISL Please call and look FL our
''Sfs o. say ga F.S1 Mssa
Arehitecturai, Chess, and Billiard Books. slvsJs
Camille ;from the French of Alsxsnd.r Dum..
the ycgnser; lsme cloth. ,Pries d Is. bI mail
All the above works cent BY mall free Of postsse
Our usual discount given on Ill bound books
''' ' FRENCH Z RIcHsrBrN.
Post Ofce. Box SiS - y an ~
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AUCTION SALES.

DHT ByAs GREEN. Auetienser.
ii I9sf ar krcnos.gos friday. IN. 81 "a
slant, shsli soil. ~ % oo.oes q IN 81 the rssi
dencs of family declIrinr h"c,heernF, No. SS~
Pennsy I've ME avenue, between lat and ID stIcets
Ms6ossny. sofa. Castor, kockinI, ssd ParlOr
Do N.,sls Tor, Centre. EstsnsuOn Dinins-
c:s. cH.s es. sss s'''
Feather Beds B-odine, Msttresfes, ard Bedsteed s-
China, Glsss, and Croct.r, wsrs.
Thrss-ply and other Carpets,
Windov Shades, Lounge,
Go king and other slower.
Kitchen Nee alsitss. 40.
Terms at sale. . o,rvS A..
D, BARNARDa SUCKEY: AsOtionssr'.
GtwnfoArs AZ. L.
TRUsTEE's sALE.-B, yirtse OF 9 d.ed q
e.s ss de-, Of The land re!cr. o. The Di..a.t q
10 BE; shaile Sc pvelice.a 1i,4n, On WILL Il,
Of Lot Ia, az a.st, and aavkins.. ssas.,es 70
rrta a. Nail q md Fourth STRAND fsnn. ~ suuh
with Marb o. st - q 81 inches, more less 70
rrunstPs tot; taenoe with h's Tot eestvsrd,' ~
inohts o Fourth street, and thence vestvardly -
fret To the be ginning.
Terms: 0re third oash; remainder in notes az
8, II and 70 months. secured By deed Of uutt on
fihe trms Of ssle be not complied With in fy,
days rom time ofsale pr peitr viii Seresot ~ the.
.. 81 aslaSltinr purchaser. All conv'ysssaas a.
1aAktEk ss n MsfrTH BBsrk E,. s:s;.
Ro6-T.Th,S,M&T5t
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nOCTOR WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON HAS
u removed his residence to No. $50 II street, he
tween l4'h and 18th streets.
HIS Ofice will be continued at his 70. mer resi-
demos, No. 4e6 Seventh street, where messages
may be left, day or night.
FOR RENT In the house No. 466 Seventh ct .
two very eligible suits Of FURNISHED Rooms, con
slsting each OF two rooms communicating, with
servants room kitchen and use of BATH room sup
Piled with hot and cold water, &c. Also, one sin
gle room with south exposure. Apply 70 BER-
no 3-lt-
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FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA.
ISABEL LINE.
Change Of Sailing Days.-Three Tytps ga
November.
THE U. MAIL STEAMSHIP ISABEL,
WILLIAM ROLLINS, Commander,
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Administrator If Ann =. HiBee
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By cLEARys@ GREEN Asct'onssrs

i.iA sfrsei.
sI:s.:. Wssos:. aSU.rsoIP FTsslsrs.. &C.
fsSs ssa S q end
the Seventh street turnpike, the nag on the road
Sy al & i n. p EGSs. ssonsns % the
said seOess :. SO cons Il n PAT Go,
, siSS.iIsPt ,i Milch I SOss, Hsiftf'
EMF 6: :' "a s'S; ::
tc CO. s%su n Is' go 10, Of "a Harness. 'O
zsets Of eomplets Harne.s
.cnitinE boxes, Corn and Cob CLeshes,
4 Rsfs.. Hoes. s.:oysIs, s. siss Fo.i.. &C.,
ssss: Z a acts .. r.' s.ss,
pr Whsas. faa., wLe'Ib.- 'ov. scythe.. Grader.
Thsssssirs s.Ssins. IL :sinsss , o,ss
;ss: y: T:Ss; "a Glove. fl s.S
go bushels q sIOeeIt Potatoes,
a. = s ga IS: IL II sss CELERY, - rsl
Lame lot OF straw aud long Fodder.
Ala iaa ss I SsS q Scst = s.s si sss.h.
The HOUSEHOLD 1EsfiifEcrs. consisting .,
Piano, s.oo,. and ccss e' S.6os.n, sofa.
Do Bedstead. WARDROBE, and bureeu,
p.sss. sef chair sSs s-o ase SSsss
Parior Window Curtains and Orns ments.
Large e, prime Geese Pea hers, in Beds, Bolstsrs
Ercsi ell H Witt. CURED Bsir Msnrer~.
Do Parler, Chsn bs.. and MAJ cerpets.
Te,lst Set. .Mirscrs shnsk and Cote. H,itrs.sss,
o. c Ssasa a Hs. q sssss. ana
eedassd:. w..hst.eds. Bs,sss., Chairs, u
Cooting, ksdiator. Hal. and Chamber stove.,
AnaIro1s, Shovel and rOnss, Fsndss, and Fire
r Ss. ssso,. l.ife ds: st Sd I'D SS.'or'
Ole 9TH Cocoa and Straw Mssting.
Chins; 6es., and csoeksyy Ws,ss -afi
kitSses, P.otry, and al Day tive WEE. 'n' ''
Terms Sfs,l.s Az Gums under % Gosh; over
81 oasss notes must be atisiactorily endorsed,
bssfins inter,s;, ssd made parable sf some bank
1--WE desire 70 osi psrneulsr sstssnon 10 The
'ss s:.s s III Il ~ ~: i q.
nor.ins % saeh dag q o'clock fren the door Of
=, :. .s,s q ;'ESFi a;s 4: ;s;;::
To Music TEAcaeRs-A l.ys let q ~
s, l ss:sss s,. sss A. :sis ;s go
VOC I'll issss~sass aew ePsnn Ie T ieaes,eSsS.
, s.Ifa "a rnitfg1 .SOnN bELtSs
SOS pss sS nd 4. 49, .sS s icss Sta
EIRE. FIRE PIREsg J. - =
viii sv. %. .hov. reward t Cor &. srrs:t =
q the q so q. 's
81 Che lesh N .fsst Their al Vas destroyed. ~
:s 9 s S.s 9 s
oSis ~ ISAAC BEERS
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SETTLEMENT OF AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST
CHINA.-Mr. Ward, our mister to China, states
In bis despatch to the that the claims
OF all Americans against the Chinese government
extending from 1910 to 1857 have been fully dis.
charged under Mr.. Reds CONNIE rcial convention
Of lS5S-principal and Chinese interest at twelve
per cent. per annum-sxty- five in cash at this
date and the rest in rapid collection, while Eng
land and France have not received one farthing
but, on the other hand have incurred debts to
carry on the expedition which will cost the re.
spective governments millions Of dollars. The
Governor General in his communication to Mr.
Ward, speaks in exalted terms Of the Americans
and of his desire to continue friendly relations
with the United States
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TIRE. FREE PREF
Sr0O REWARD

MI, i. .,ov, TO- +, SsEM vg-.!s
conviction al the person or persons who fired -
0 .rpcnfer's shop or Beers Brother Ga the -
gede Gus and sympskhlxlng public viii BE- oalie4 -
Tor small amount 70 enable them 20 resume IL
former business.
90 Is ISAAC 1EEk&
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WAsHIfxss.,..s9N THE a.. s u. eL...
ID ''''aiSsss; 81 ss 6F;f hf ATsEssS so"'''
wa R z cssSsG;Ts1 he s cfEssS5 called
b f RSsst Il NJ ss se;Ifi:,s' called
TossHsiad GE I'm ,hi i5 SSSiis.sa. called
50 cents o. chester Chairs 81 Private Boxes IS
No s :. charge for reserved seats Box 0acs
~ ro-NIGHr,
Wolfstenberger's Mirror
ARCTIC REGIONsl
sS ~ u l E 5sSn faia
DR., Kane, and Captain McChntock..
AS ssaS,ssd 4, E;atI,as H. g.
people, and IS exhibited before her Majesty QuEKs
HIcroRIA, and The ENTIRE COuRr at Buoking ham
These Paintings have been pronounced, By Euro
rEAN AND AMERICAN CoNNeIssIuRs, to he the most
encnsntlng productions OF artistic genius an the
World and Are quite unlike any Similar attempts Of
Produccd from original sketches, With every a.
tention to accuracy Of detail, these Paintings may
be eonhdently relied while the subject Itself
Th scaensho gems ana Offers rare and
The attraction OF the Arctic subj .ct-the wonder
u artistic merit of the paintngs-the felicity OF IL
sstret on-the sgsnee Of dictlon and elequence Of
chain every cultivated /. tsllect.
The thrilling scenes of those daring navgators Of
sta ing that Oh. audience are led 10 believe them
selves actually amid the scenes represented
Each scene i adoraed In freeoo with authentic
celebrities.
Lecture by ALYRsp SMffH, E.q., Of ondou.
Admission rs cents; children IS cents.
Liberal arrani ements made with schools.
Doors open al Z O'Clock; Entertainment com
mences At O'Clock.
Ses descriptive bills. NOS Il
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ALEXANDRIA EXPRESS.

ANY, One desiring fsight-much or iittle-har-
safely transported and delivered between Washing,
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria, may rely I'M
pllcitly upon the Express Wagons of the under
those cities Orders entered upon the states Of his
express at the Star Once, at Bseon's Grocery Store
or at h. WheeleT's Hardware store will be prompt
ly attended to. and at very modeIs cuarge...
n. STILLWEII,
81 Inf nrh nrp
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INTELLIGENCE FROM PERU Dispatches have
been received at the Department of State from our
minister at Peru, wherein he states that having
the I'd Of October. 1t was rejected on the 9th; on
the 9th he demanded his passports, which, on the
10TH at the hour Of the departure Of the Lancaster
from Callao for Panama, had not been complied
old and absurd proposition to submit the matter
to third power, which IL generally considered
nothing more than an ingenious attempt for delay
ing demanded his passports, obedent to instruc-
tons, IL follows, Of course, that diplomatic rela-
lions with Peru cannot be continued through its
minister Zegarra he will, therefore. receive his
passports at an early day. The facts In this case
win be laid before Congress In the Presidents
forthcoming message.
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ITO MUSIC fEACakRs-A lsys lot Of nv
psAds person from All the a sst skinr houses
N Boston and New YSrk, sseclslly sssortrd
!. 's,'' = ''''sl 'ss 5!o IN X Hiss
oc % le.i.Ius sos - Az. bet stk and lotk sta
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DISPATCHES FROM THE PACIFIC SQUADRON
DisPatc hes were received at the Navy Department
this morning from Flag Officer Montgomery, OF
the Pacific squadron. He communicates TO the
department all Of the facts In regard to the arrest
OF two naval officers at Panama. In explanation
Capt Miller, Of the English ship Clio, states that,
at the request Of the British and French Consuls,
guards have been, since the late attack on the
town, stationed at the respective Consulates, In
accordance with the practice in such cases, and
that the sentinels were instructed to challenge
during the night all persons and that the arrest Of
the officers arose from their refusual to answer the
challenge. The matter will probably be allowed
to drop here. .9he fault lies with the officers In
refusing to answer the challenge.
Flag Oficer Montgomery also states that the
Narragansett sailed on the Sth inst from Caliao
for Guayaquil with Casanova, our Consul at that
port, on board, with orders to inquire into the
cause Of the recent suspension Of our Consular
regulations by the Franco Government, and to re-
establish Casanova In the exercise Of his consular
functions at that place, to which no oppositi ion
from the existing Government Of Flores is an
tici pated.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26
9grual advertisements.
SrArE or oALIFoRNI,, County

GTACE or CALIFORNIt, County Of
- YubA ss--D strict Coact, tenth la''."' u,sr,c'
The ns,ple nf the State Of California 70 fAfNALh
BAILY, greeting;
Yan are hereby rcouirel 20 appear In an action
e,rn.,eocsl against yoa. rs defendant by William
n Gr,ba0o All pr6secltad in the name OF NJ. G.
Grah,.n Administrators OF said Nm. II. Graham, de.
eeasIj bv order OF Court subtitued the plaintiff
bn n the district court of the tenth judicial district
in and for hecountv Of Yuba, State Of California and
answer the complaint therein, (Which is on file with
the clerk Of said couuty within ten days after service
upsn YOU Of this summons, exclusive Of the day Of
service) Il served In said county of Yuba twenty
DAYS IL served out Of said county but In the tenth
judicial district Of the state OF California forty
days il served out os said district but within the State;
judgment by default will be taken against You,
cordiug to the prayer Of the said complaint The
said n 'tiop is brought to obtain a decree Of this
Court forcclosing certain mortgage eeccued by you
aud delivered 20 the said WIN. II. Graham, on certain
real property land situated in Yuha county, Cali
fornia, and in said complaint particularly described,
which said mortgag, bears date on the 2Sth day Of
ment Of a certain promissory note, Of date, for
the sum OF 500, payable six months after date, with
interest at three per cent per month"; and executed by
YOU together with such other and further relief in the
premises, as to our said Court may seem right and
proper; and Il You fail 10 answer the said complaint,
the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded therein.
By order OF the Hon. 5. NJ. Bliss District Judge
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court,
this 22d day Of November, A. d. one thousand eight
hundred and hny-nne. WNf. SHARkEH
Clerk OF Dis. Court in and forthe county Of 1bo'
nov24-law8m By J. Nc Z. REARDAN, D. {.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-26

State of California, city and county OF San
co, ss-On this 3lst day of July, A. u 1sSe raneis-
me, VIM G. Jewett Notary Public, persononv' before
ed D. j. Dahlee, known to me, who being dnyi appear
did depose and say, that ihe contents oty sworn,
herewith signed by him are true. VI "e card
In witness whereof have hereunto setmvbou,
afied my official seal the day and wear rSno, and
written. lLs.l WIN. G. JEWETT, Notary PuIW.o Above
SpeTmatorrhOea,
Or local TeaSnsss, !, nervous T debility low spirits la.
and iucapability for labor and study, dulnesp son
rehension, loss of memory, aversion To soci, al-
Of solitude, timidity, sefdstrust dizziness b, oye
involuntary DISCHARGES; pains in the side aGccion,
tiles in man cured by the justly ceebratod n- nnrn-
cIan and surgeon, L. J. Czapkay. His mctboS iilys-
ring diseases new, unknown to others1 ma Gu
the great success, All consultations, by letter or o
erwise, free ''u
Address, l.. J. CzAPKAY, NJ. D. San Francisco. "a,
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