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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-08
PennsyiVania.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
WEsTcHEsTER, Pa Wednesday, Nov. 7-l:3O a. m.
Ore-hslf Of Chester Co. is in. Lincoln gains 600
over Curtins majority far, and the indications are
that Lincolns msjority will be 3 50O Bell and Doug
las about per cent of the whole vote.
Chester Co-LiDcon, 5000.
Delaware CO., $50.
Wayne Co.-Lncoln, leo msjority.
There is nothing definite from Bsrks. lIncoln's plu
rslity in the State will be over 10000.
Lebanon Col 300 for Lincoln.
Cumberland Co.-Liucoln, 400.
Lancaster Co-Eincoln, $500.
Luzerne Col Lincoln, 1000.
Wayne County gives an increased Republican ma
iority.
Phladelpbia-The total vote Of IS Wards is as fol-
lows Lincoln, % $40; straight Douglas, 7,SlOi Read
ing, l6,0i3; Bell 5,22S.
Pennsylvania gives Lincoln about $4,000 plurality
and Philadelphia II, 900.
Carbon Co.-Iiucoln 500 majority.
Wyoming Coco majority for Lincoln.
Wayne Co.-Reported 300 for Lincoln.
Monroe Col 200 majority for she Reading ticket.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1860.
Indiana coaniy Penn -LiucOn $500 majority.
Republican gain 80.
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DUTHESS co.
~ AlisOAy we
IN rUy COUNTY.

The general result in the county 49, as near "a can DC
arrived at, as follows
The Lincoln Electors have 600 majority, Kelly, for
Governor running fairly ahsad, both Of the Electors,
aod of tie reit of the State ticket.
Baker, for Congrsts, has over 500 majority in
Dutcheas and will have at least 800 in the district.
John F. Hull is elected County Treasurer by about
400 sjority over Robinson, Democrat.
For AssenLly-In the las District John b. butcher,
Rep, beats A. r, Chandler Dem more than 400 votss.
In the lid District the vote is very cloee between
John II. Ois, Dsn,, and S. j. Farnum Rep. Otis 10
probably elected BY email majority.
ULSTER COUNTY.
Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
Journal OFFICE, KIsGsroE, Nov. Z, 1860.
Az far as heard from the result is follows:
Democratic msority in Kingston, 100; Steele runs
abe d but little.
Esopus gives Lincoln 2l9 msjorty; Hurley, lOl;
Roserdsle, 81; Marbletown, 81.
Saugertiss giyes Lincoln 1873 majority, and Lougbran
36l, which elects him by over one hundred.
WawsIsrg gives Electoral ticket 40 msjcrityi
Sylvester go, and Degsrmo $40.
The Democrats have carried Rochester by over 100.
We arc now nearly 500 shssd and the probability
is that the county has gone Republican by at least 600
majority We ere all rejoicing over clean sreep.
Steele is defeated without doubt. Sharps majority for
School Commissioner will be largo. The cannon is
blazing oyer the victory.
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y Districts 10 hea District TO near ironl
Wss,chtster County elects McDermos aud Odeu
(Fusiopl and Camp Re pub to the Assembly. The
majority for Camp !, sbout 600.
ALBANY COUNTY.
TIE ETemng Journal figures the State for Lincoln
by about 40 O0O II yields the election of Corning for
Congress by about |, 900 and the elec.ion OF three
Democratic ASseInbymen and one Republican LIE via
Benedict, r) in Albany Country. Ii also claims the
election of Line Ia as President 10 that county.
SUFFOLK co. FIRST ASSEMBLY DIST.
Lincoln Electors, sec majority; Morgan for Cover
ror 6i5 nsjoIty; Garter for Congress 8l majority
Jsmes II Tothl for Assembly, $40.
Iuniicg tcn, First Distric'.-22 majority for Fusion
Kelly, q majority Smith, for Congress, 25 msjorty
ard Bergen, for Assembly, 81 majority.
Long Swamp, Dstrict Three.-Fusion majority, 10.
NorIbPort.-22 majority for Fusion.
Cstiarsugus Co.-Nipe towns give Lincoln $50 ma
joIiiy. Pre- other 90 towns viii mako the rihiority
$50.
Schuyler Coco Republican majority.
Yates Go. about 500 Republican majority.
Cheuu5g &c. gives 500 Republican majority. A. 5.
Dven is elected to Congress from tho XXNlith Dis
ic;.
Broome Co. comFlete-l, 672 Rep. majority.
EIe Co.-Eight towns, Lie line majority, ol''
The msjoiy for Lincoln in the county will probably
he 800.
Augustus Frank Republican is reelected to Con-
gEess from this Di.trit BY about 5000 majority.
G. W. Wrg1t Republican, is elected 10 the Assem-
by by shout 900 msj
Cayuga equity complete. Linc'ns majority 1866:
u gain Of ,;i27 over 1859.
ChBuEauqus Co.-El.vsn towns give ,7l2 MAJ. for
LinoOlr gain Of ,39i over the vote Of 1856. The
Republican majority in the county is probably COO.
Schenectady Co-Lncolns maj. $50, with ono town
estimated Vibbard, Fusion for Congress- has 80 maj.
mscomber. Republican for the Assembly, has 200 maj.
Columbia Co.-Linc0in's maj. in the county will
probably lie go. Morgsns msj. is 800. Baker, Rep,
for Congress, 49,
Tompkins Co.-CoupIets Lincoln, 1913 mel
Ulster Ccorty-Kines,on 100 msj0rity Toe kua'n-
Harley. iOl majority to' Iisceln.
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Illinois,.
10 N. Y. Tribune.


CHICAGO, Tuesday, Nov. 6-l2 p. N.
Mr. Lincoln will have Is 900 majority In Illinois, and
probably more. From present appearances the Lesis
ature safe. Chicago City, Official 1880 majority fsf
Lincoln gain of 2l08. HORACE WHITE.
Secretary Republican State Committee.
CHIcAGo, Ill. Tuesday, Nov 6, 1860.
Seven Wards give Lincoln 800 maj, Republican
gain of 379. Forty towns in different parts of North
ein Illinois show Republican gain of 200. Tbs Re-
publcsns Of this county elect their entire ticket by
$500.
CHICAGO, Wednesday. Nov. I'll q. m.
Returns received up to midnight show Republican
gains. They claim the Legislature and State BY 5 coo
majority Nothing of consequence has been received
from the southern part of the State The Republicans
elect Cor greemen in the four Northern Districts Lin
coins official nsjonty in this city is $685. gain Of
over 1000 since 1853.
CHICAGO, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1860.
Returns received this morning DO not change the 70
cult telegraphed Lee. night The Republicans carry
four of the doubtful Legislative districts in the centred
part Of tie State thus giving them majority Of five
10 the House aud ore in the Senate.
The Congressional delegation will probably be a.
Charged.
sossial Dispatch TO rbs a. Y. frtbure.
CHICAGO, Wednesday, Nov. T. 1860.
Lincoln has nearly 70 600 msOrity in this S'sSe TIE
Legisia s Republican in both branches, securing
tie return Of LTnAs TRuMBULL to the U. s. Senass~
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The following were sSs successful candidates lee
e'usty oHoeu:
Members of Asssmbly--Fnnkia b. CGpesssf.
Rep, LIST Dhtnct; Theodore r. Randolph, Fussa, uA
District; Michael j. vfeeland, Rep lid District
Sherif-John Francis, Fusion, reelected
Coroner-Thonas Gsfnsy of Jerrey City; Frsdsr-
lex w. Bohnstsdt, Hoboksn, and James Fl. Donneliy,
Hudson City, Fusion.
EEwARK, n. j., Wednesday, Nov. z, 1850.
The State has probably gone Union BY 5000 Ia
jo,ity AZ q straight Douglas ticket was ran, Il b
thought possible that four Of the Republican Electors
may 10 elected.
In the LIT and lid Congressional Districts, Nixss
and Stratton are elected.
In the Hid and Ivth CoDgre siona Districts, Steess
and Cobb Democrats sre elected BY largo msjorisies
The returns come IN siowly From the figures 70.
ceved ii is thought the Fusion ticket successful ~
about 900.
The Republicans have elected II Senators and To
Democrats 10. oo
The Assemblymen at present foot up IS Deneors~
and Union and % Republicans.
The Congressional Districts will b represenssa -
follows:
Dist I.-John T. Nixon, Rep.
II.-,John l.. N. Stratton, Rep.
IL-Wm. G. Steele. Dem.
IY.-George T. Cobb, Dem.
V.-Nehsmiah Price, Dem.
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First Diarict-McElrsth, Rep ,999
Provost Dem. 10
ElectiDg Provost by III majority.
Second Distract-Tbe contest is close in this Dis
trict between Marquis ID. Moore, Rep, and John
Cavanagh, Breck. Dem. Mr. Moore is elected by
about so majority.
Third District tie probable that Mr.. Nathan Com.
stock Rep is elected in this District instead of T. C.
CaIEoot Dem. THERE'S dispute about the vote of the
XXth District of the Fourth Ward. The friends Of
Comstock claim So votes, which would give him a
total vote of 1885, against 9 s5 while the other
hand it is contended that Comstocks vote is only 262
in the District thus leaving him in email minority.
The matter will probably be left to the official canvas
sers to decide.
Fourth District Cammeyer, Rep, about. 900
Darcy, Dem, about. 200
The exact vote is no. yet sscertained but Darceys
election is undoubted.
Fifth District-Lucius C. Andus, the Republican
candidate is elected by handsome majority over VIM.
G. Jones, Dem.
Sirth Districthr. j. Nesbitt, the Democratic can
didate is elected by small majority.
Serenth District-George II. Fisher, Republican,
is .lecttd from this District BY majority Of nearly SOO
SHERIFF.
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Massachusetts.

Bosros, Wednesday, Nov. z, 1860.
The Presidential vote of Massachusetts, with Tho
exception Of nine small towns, foots mp: Lsacoin,
1914 467; Douglas, 0O7; Bell, q, OH Breckinridse.
6,n2
The. vote for Andrew Rep, for Governor, fsls
2,696 behind that for Lincoln.
State Senate-Thiry -sight Republicans, and TIVE
Democrats elected.
Hou.e-Twenty-,hree Republicans, and ssvensees
Opposition elected.
The vote of the IXth Congressional District give
Bailey 1884, Thsyer, 1888.
The Vth Cor gressonal District gives Applesoa.
Union, 8Ol5; Burhngame, Rep, 1856.
Th. Iyth Congressional District gives Rice, Rep,
1893; BigelOw, Douglas, $3.50.
The Republican candidates for Congress in all The
other Districts are elected BY large maiorities.
The defeat Of Burlir game somewhat depressed the
epthusasm Of the Republicans lsst night and charges
of frauds il the First Ward are to be investigated.
Mr.. Rice. who is reelected in the IVth District ~
oe;yed quite an ovation from his friends during the
evening.
The Republicans are jublsDt over the general re-
suit and 100 guns will he fired to-day.
The vote of Boston foots up for Lincoln 723, Bel
5,l66 Douglas 1906, Breckenridge $40. Lacoia's
plurality is A $50.
The defeat of Burlingsms caused great rsjoictng
among the BellEverett party, who called in process
sion on Appleton, who made short speech. There 70
much excitemen ut in the streets up to late hour vita
fireworks, music, &c.
The Republicans are in high glee at the indications
of the general result.
Tho result of the WITH District is Rice, Rep, ,1S;
Bigeow, Union, 679O-Maj. for Rice, 46S. The
result in the vth District is Vim. Appleton, Union.
1864; Burlipgame, Rep, 7,746-Msj. for Appleton.
2lS. In the IXth District, Bailey, Rep, is elected
over Tbayer, Ind by 800 maj, With the exception
of Appleton, there is full Republican delegation
elected to Congress.
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Ohio,

CLKyTLAsD, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1860.
Partial returns from about dozen counties in Ohio
show large gains Of two three hundred per cour.y
for Lincoln who viii probably have 30 900 msjoy d
the State.
CLEVELAND, Wednesday, Nov. 20 a. m.
The Republican gains are general al over Ohio.
Their nsjority " Ill probably exceed 30 600.
Twenty. three counties In Oaio show q Repubhcaa
gain of $751; over Murrays vote 10 October, whsa no
had over q, geo majority. Corresponding gains else
where will give Mr.. Lincoln 4O, 600 msjori.y.
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Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1850
Connecticut gives 10000 Republican majority a.
20 600 plurality for Lincoln.
New. London Co.-LincoIn, sac; Douglas, 2, sos:
Breckenridge, 1885, Bell, 22i.
Fairfield Co., complete Lincoln, $3.50; DOusiAs.
I,72l; Breckenridge, 1854; Bell, l77.
ToIland COunty.-Lincoln, 2,493; Douglas, ,l39s
Breckenridge, 47s; Bell IS.
Middlssex Co-LincoIn, 1856; Douglas, LIST
Breckenridge, 1884; Bel, ITO.
windham Co.--Linooln, 1886; Douglas, 1855
Breckinridgs, 252; Bel, 81.
New.Hsven Co., except Bradford.-Lincoln, ,Is:
Douglas, 1881; Breckenridge, 4,l73; Bel, SI.
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Delaware EleCti0n.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. I, 1866.
The electoral vote Of Delaware win b cas& 'fos
BTeckinridge.
Fisher, Republican Is thought to be slsexd " Co..
g,ess by ore hundred majority.
The State Of Delaware gives a.oo9 majority tos
Breclinridg.
Fisher, Peoples candidate for CONGRESS, carries I've
On, sf three counties, and Is elected.
Brectinrdges majority Ia the\ State u i..~.
Fisher. Peoples party for Congress has S6s nAisfsY
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Maine Election.

Owing 70 interruption of wires Esst Of Bangor, the
returns are not very full The rssals in 40 towns give
Lincoln II 45i; Douglas, 7,74O; Brsetinridgs lroi;
Bell, S55. LincOlns majority in % t'wrs Is 800
This includes nearly onethrd of the sggregats vote
Of the State and bic total msiOrity is reasonably ss 1t
% 600
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Total. 81. so 36,74S 1852 80 5l8 551N
Sixth Ward the IVth District fthe Thirteenth Ward,
the IXth District of the Fourteenth Ward, five Dis.
trcts of the Fifteenth Ward and the XIth District OF
the Seventeenth Ward.
Hoffman over Van Buren,, 4,l9S, and Van Buren
over Russell. Is 66S West over Jaques % 2l2.
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THE CITY.
PRESIDENTIAL REcAPIrULATloS.

IotaI. .Sz.6u 597s8 l7,77l u,913 I992S
Republican. ........33, O67-FusiOn. ...."..62,32S
The last footings We can make of the city vote
for President shows, for Lincoln, 3S,OO7; for Flu
zion, 62 59S; total vote $685.. Fusion majority,
29,$2l. We have given the most liberal figures
TO the Fusion side.
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR-1s60 AND 1858.
The totals for Governor foot up, Morgan S2,625,
Kelly IS 757, Brady 4, 100.
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THE STATE.
SUFFOLK COUETY-COMPLETE
-PKEsIDEsr.@ S--Oo,ksSoE. 3

SCHOOL COsAlseIOHsns. . an acc,
LIST Dist Ludlow REP l9l5 lid Dist Neol hsP ga
Case (fusion.....I,H 5 skinner " 'h'''''"
AidTch...........
+. Nj. Wicks Rep elected County Treasurer oy
100 msjority over CARL. Mathew Hildreth elected
Superutendsnt Of Poor by about 100 msjority.
ROCKLAED co.
Rocilsnd County gives tie Union Electoral Tesss
964 majority. TIE vo.s h very large about l. 900
more than in 1856 The Unon rrsj ,rit7 in Havsr-.aw
lie lss Haiebrs usjo,ity fer Corgrass. 81 Knspe,
for Assembly, s.. Desstsst. Cou misasaar, IL. Thu
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Total. 81 4C5 $3.50 e, 1893 3l,T1 20 500
Barnard over Bonney, II, 525; White over Ulshosf-
fer, 1,ll2.
the WITH District of the Thrteenth Wald the lid and
Nth of the Fifteenth Ward and the LIST and ii Id Of tbs
Eighteenth Ward which districts voted for President
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Keyser over Lynch, l,97.
Keyser over Brennan, so.
Lynch over Brennan, $685.
Complete except the WITH District Of the Imteehtn
Werd The With XIth and XVIII Districts OF the Sew
enteenth Ward, and the With District Of the Eigh-
teeuth MarO,
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The Let District comprises the Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Wards of Brooklyn, and towns of Kings
County, and Counties of Queens Suffolk, and Rich
mond.
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IOIdI.- yIFF
The above table is complete with the exception OF
the Seventh District Of the Sixth Ward and ths Fourth
District of the Thirteenth Ward.
McCuUn over Sedgwick, 3,571i Sedgwick over
Livingston, 81, 1913.
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NeN-Jersey.

The following is the vote in Hudson County for
Electors ard for Congress:
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Msorty fer the Fusion ti,ket in the county ABOUT
49, The total straight ont for the Douglas Electors
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rurRD CONGRESS TONAL DISTRICT.

To,al .3 42j 1888 5,346
Kerrigan over Tuomey, l,i63; over Commerford,
I oil.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
1zz11.raaozaz.
STATE or chTIF0nTI1' 4 :,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY Or lUBA. ''
in lhe District Court of ,he zenith Judicial District.
Joel g &MQuH2ue, Plaintiff, vs.. Howell Davis, John
s. Davis, Joseph L. Davis and A. J. Davis, Defend
ants;
The People Of the state of California to Joseph L..
Davis one of the ahove n1mcl Defendants, greet
ing; You are hereby required 20 appear In an action
commenced against YOU as q co-defendaut, by joel
Montague as plaintiff in the District Court Of the
Tenth Judicial District in and for the county Of Yuba
State OF California, and answer the complaint therein
(Which is % hie with the Clerk Of said County, with.
In ten days after serl ice upon you Of this Summons
exclusive "f the day OF seryicel, if served IN said
county OF fuha twenty days il erved out of said
county but in the Tenth judicial District of the State
OF Cuorn a. or forty days If seryed out OF said Dis
cI put within the State; or Judgment by default will
helatcn against you, according % the prayer OF the
sand complaint The said action is brought TO recover
the sum Of One Thousand Dollars alleged by saidpain-
tu in his said complaint to be due from you and your
co-deeutnus To him, with interest thereon from the
tenth day of May, A. D. 1888 at the rate Of three per
cent per month; and if you fail to answer said com
plant the said plaintiff will take judgment for the
said sum an Interest, besides costs.
by order OF the Hon s N. Bliss, District Judge.
.'..,. Given under my hand and the Seal Of said
us: Court this twenty iy-fourth day Of May, A. D.
'''' one thousand eight hundred and sixty
W. z. NNEALE,
CLERK 0f ,he District Court,
In and for the county Of Yuha
G. ,, DE- LONG, Plainti1's Aul my25-1aw Bin
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
SnnrnHslOsRs.

6cTATE Of California County Of Yuba. ssh the
- District Court Of the Tenth Judicial District The
People of the state of California, to Joel Burneame
greeting: You are hereby required 10 anpcar in an
acton commenced against you, Defendant, by
William B. Latham Jrl as Plaintiff iu the District
Court of the Tenth Judicial District in and for the
county Of Nuba, State of California and answer the
complaint therein, which Is Gle with die Clerk of
said county within ten days after service upon You of
TINS Summons exclusive OF the day of service ii serv-
ed in said county ofNuba, or twenty days ii served
ou oi said county bu I'M the Tenth Judicial District of
the state of California, forty days if served out of
said District but within the State; or Judgment by de-
au VIII be taken against you, according to The nray
en- Of Che sad complaint. The said action is brouoLt
to recover The sum of two thousand four hundred and
stveuiysiN I9-tO0 dollars with interest ON one tbou
sand two hundred and fifteen dollars Of said sum at
tne laia OF Two per cent per month"; payable monthly
from the 2Oth day Of November, A D. 1850, and on
one thousand dollars Of said at the rate of three
per cent per month monthly from the twenty Gnh day
OF ocnptf, ~ D. 1906, and ON two hundred and siXv
one iS-lu0 dollars OF said sum ihe rate Of ten per
cent per annum from the day Of October A. D.
is ~ until pdd and FOR decree OF foreclosure of the
mortgages set forth and described in plaintiff com
plant, that the premises therein de, criDed may he sold
ana That the proceeds arising from such sale may be
applied to the payment Of plaintiffs said claims as
set orlh m the order Of their priority and that itany
uyucency remain Gicr the application OF the proceeds
OF sad sale as aforesaid that the plaintiff have udg
ment against you the said defendant for any such de-
ucency together with such other and further relief i'm
ut premises as 10 our said court may seem meet and
proper ana fyou fail toauswer suid complaint the
SAID plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded therein. BY order OF the lion Chas Lindlev
County Judge.
...... Given under my hand and the seal of said
seal Court, ;hs first day Of June, A. D. one tbou.
''''' sand eight hundred and sixty.
Clerk orthe District Court in and for Tie Co. Of Yubo
le2-lawSm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

State of California, city and county OF San Francis
CO. s-Ou this 8lst day of July, A. D. 1856, before
me- " a. e. Jewett Notary Public, personally appear.
ed d. j. Dahee, known to me, who being duly sworn,
ala depose and say, that the contents of the card
herewith signed by him are true.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand, and
Allied my official seal, the day and year first above
written. f.. 81 WM. Q. JEWETT, Notary Public
SpermatOIrhoea,
Or local weaGness, nervous debility, low spirits, las
sudc. wepknsss Of the limbs and back, ndispostion
and ncapabity for labor and study, dullness Of sp-
rehension loss Of memory, aversion to society, love
of solitude, midy, selfdistrust dizziness, headache
uvo 1ntary discharges. pains in the side, affections
Of the eye pimples the face, sexual or other nirm
tiles in are cured by the justly celebrated phys-
can and surgeon, l.. J. CzSpkay His method Of Gu
ring diseases Is new unknown to others,) and hence
the great success All consultations, BY letter or 9th
erwise, free.
Address l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D. San Francisco, Cal.
ie30-ou
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
Fer Sale in sums 10 Suit Purchaser.
ID oNDs or TEIE COUNTYOFYuRI

EpoNDS or THE COUNTY OF YUBA,
- drawing interest at the rate of TEN PER CENT
per annun payable semi annually at the office of tho
treasurer Of IubG county; the principal payable on
July lst, l>G9 sinking fund is provided by law for
the redemption of twenty thousand dollars of these
Bonds, yearly All legal questions involved in their
issue and payment have been closely contested before
the supreme Court Of this State and the able decisor
rendered in their favor invests them with Character
higher than any Bonds in the market
ALso-Bonds Of the county Of Soano, drawing in
tcrest at the rate of SEVEN PER CENT Der annum
payable semi-annually at the County Treasurers of.
nee "i soiano county In other respects they are the
same as the fuba county Bonds described above
Ihls presents rare opportunity for safe invest
meht or nne years at high rate Of interest as tnev
are offered at discount which the more desirabis
Us IS reasonable to suppose that the present rates
cannot long be maintained. 1's'
For further particulars enquire at the Office of the
san Francisco and MarysvIle Railroad Comnanv ~
to D. G. HASKIN, Marysviie, Cal
''i' "'' 10 "''s o"iss' dec1T-u