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Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
The Record OF ecilinridge---What has
he Done!


While in Congress. he killed the Pacific
Railroad Bill He cheated Lynn Boyd out
of the nomination for the Vice Presidency
and obtained his own nomination for thai
office by an unworthy trick. A long state
ment of this fact, We have already published
lie accepted the nomination for President
rendered him by the Richmond Disuuiol
Convention. 1t is well known that that
Convention was empbatically a Dsunion
Convention. The members of it talked dis
union outright, and W hat they said has been
published time and again. lie is now the
Presidential candidate of the Secessionists
and Disunionists, and 10y running against
Douglas, the regular and only Democratic
nominee for President, is doing more to elect
Lincoln than all the Republican leaders put
together. In justice TO Mr.. Breckenridge,
however, we may state what is well known.
viz: that he was once an advocate of Popular
Sovereignty Again and again did he deny
the right Of Congressional interference with
slavery in the Territories. Such is his record
lie has done nothing more worthy of note.
Californians, he is not the man YOU ought to
support for President.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Wilson and the Free Bridge.

Speaking of the Free Bridge and Parks
'oho ,0ont lose anything By it, the EXPIRES:
says:
Well, we are assured that Mr.. Wilson
never subscribed a dollar to the bridge, and
the record will sustain the assertion"
The Express may be assured of great
many things, for its assurance is unlimited,
but in this case of Mr.. Watson, it is assured
of a thing which is not so. Mr.. Wilson has
subscribed to the Free Bridge, and has al
ways been a friend to it. We have person.
ally examined the books of Walker, Wilson
& Co., and the subscription Of $50 is there on
the record
SO much for that.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Remember that Mr.. Parks,

Breckenridge candidate for Joint Senator
of Yuba and Sutter, voted against the bill
appropriating money to the Catholic Orphan
Asylum. This was bill which ought to
have been supported, but we believe there
are not many Catholics in Sutter county, so
Mr. Parks was not losing anything there by
voting against the bill. VIII the Catholics
of Yuba county vote for such manY We
think not.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
He is Silent.

Although bets are offered that Lloyd
Magruder, if elected to the Legislature, will
vote for VIM. NJ. Gwin, for United States
Senator, he has thus far remained silent. 1t
is generally believed that he is Gwin man,
and his silence goes to prove it. We care no
thing for the bets, which the Express says
are offered by "a responsible party" that the
Breckenridge candidate for the Legislature
will not vote for Gwin
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Prefers the DeviI.

The Express alledges, as one Of the reasons
why Charley De Long should not be sup
ported, the following:
because he is in favor Of the Devil for the
United States Senate"
De Long said in one of his speeches that
he would as soon vote for the Devil as DR..
Gwin.
The Express, We suppose would not, but
would take Gwin first, last and all the time.
That is the difference, then, between the Ex-
press and De Long.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Elect the Lecis.ntire Ticket.

Every effort viii be made by the Republi-
cans and Boilers to prevent the Legislature
from being Democratic. They both know
that unless they can accomplish this Demo-
erat will be elected to the United States Sen
ate in the place Of VIM. NJ Gwin They
want one more chance to send either a Seccs
sionist or Black Republican. They will be
together next year
KEEP IT BTFoRE THE PEOPLE That Abe
Lincoln voted against bill, granting 100
acres of land TO each volunteers who served in
the Mexican war
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
RcmCniber

That W. II. Parks, candidate for Joint Sena-
tor Of Guba and Sutter, voted against bill
for the relief of Roman Catholic Orplaas-a
just and righteous bill, and any man who vo-
ted against it ought to be ashamed of the
decd.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
beware of RoorbacIs !

Democrats, this is inserted to warn you
against the inuumerable Breckenridge and
Republican "Roor6aeks,' or groundless ru-
mors and charges that are likely to be circu-
lated concerning your candidates, from Doug
las down to Supervisor Believe them moi.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Soldiers OF the 1Iexican WnrI

Can any one Of you vote for Abraham
Lincoln? Can any relative or friend of
yours vote for him ? Can any man who
loves his country, when he remembers that
the plains of Mexico are strewn with the
whitened bones of Americans soldiers?
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06

II is the duty of every BELL AND EVERETT
MAN to vote for STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. John
j. Critteuden and the Union party Central
Committee, of Kentucky, advise that course
in Indiana, and in every other State where
they have no prospect of success
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Has Magruder Answered .

Has Magruder answered as to whether he
would vote for G win for United States sena-
tor? We think not. How about that bet?
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Rcu1embpr

That the Breckinridge party invariably
agree with the Black Republicans in de-
nouncing Douglas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Iipnipmher

That it has been stated and never denied that
Wm. II. Parks voted for the BENSLEY
WATER SWINDLE of San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Renlenlher

That Lloyd Magruder was a Know Nothing
in 1865 and was elected to Office on the
Know Nothing ticket Of that year.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
MAR x SVILLB.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 9th.
Important News--No Secession opposr.

Important News--NO Secession oppose
ton to Mr.. Douglas in the North and
West.
The latest dispatch from the East, (pub =
lished in anotl er column) reports that "or-
ders had been issued from Washington, di-
reciing the support of the Douglas Electoral
tickets North and West"
This is important news. With the Breck'
inridge electoral tickets out Of the field in the
North and West, we look upon the defeat Of
the Black Republiean candidate as eertain.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
To the Polls (!

Go to the polls before they are opened, and
VOTE EARLYi Then 60 and find your
neighbor; bring him there and have him
vote. Sec that no Democrat in your precinct
fails TO attend the election.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
REMEMBER !

That the fight has narrowed down to Doug
las and Lincoln. A vote for Breckenridge is
about as good as vote for Lincoln.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
A Card From Mike smith.

EpiroR DEIocgAr:-The charge of the EX-
press, that | obtained certain tickets from
Mrs Whitesides, by presenting forged note
from Billy ONeale, is altogether FALSE.
Furthermore, the charge that has been made
that l carried spurious Brcckinridge tickets
to any precincts in the county is also false.
This report has been gotten up solely for the
purpose of making political capital for Dr..
Hague, Breckenridge candidate for Superyis.
or in the Second District, and for the benefit
of VIM. \. Parks, Breckenridge candidate for
Joint Senator Of Sulter and Yuba The whole
thing, as have said, is false from top to bot
tom, and am responsible for the declaration.
MICHAEL SMITH.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Arrivals at the U. S. Hotel.
sT0EEs& sHIFLD8.".. .........FRoPRIFTOl

STOKES SHIELDS,.... .........PRoPRIET0RS.
November 3.
Smith Sanaeld ranch Temple L p city
Moore W Oregon HouseBarker II city
Howser W Bear River Rey VIM
Wyatt b b " Hughes l. Sutter co
Stoddprd 4" Robinson Jesse city
Ryan & VT J W Sutter co liill II w Long Bar
Perry IL Neatland UT ii Honey Lake
Allen OrOyille llenan w II Honey Lake
Gage II L BcurogCr Sutter
Brooks Long Bar Tobn
Larson Grass Valley Rooker Lone Tree
Greenla Robt city thennev Jas
Harper Oroville Fessig L NJ
Foy W II san Francisco Mills Il
Calow Camptonyne Smith NJ La Porte
November 4th.
Gould Santa Rosa Buter David
Garner B.ni Custar WIN Clear Lake
Packer G Colasa Brown Ike Downeville
Metchum J " Gingree Z city
Alley city Howard Sac River
Elliott Yuba co Berghly NJ
Marshall D d harrison Grass alley
Hague L Long Bar Harper 5 Orovile
Turhory Cox VIM Petaluma
Fogiesang city burst
Chambers Dry Creek Provo " Knights landing
Lovctt T DeBoug
Collier Penn Valley Smith NJ La Porte
Miller Jacob Ind ranch Cook NJ D city
Bryan Jas Jones J } Camptonvile
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
SAMPLE ROOMS.
No. 1873 Second Street, Opposite the Wes-
tern House.
M. McAEHIEEONS IL L. M. PAUL,
PROPRIETORs,

NJ E have just reftted and restooked this popular
" and well known Saloon with tho choicest Wines
tnu LIQUORS tnat can be had and take pleasure in
inviting our friends and the public generally to call
and see u.s. ~ ~ @ V'''
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06

J. c. WmsoN-This gentleman, who be-
came offended with the Democratic party
and left il because he was not sent as dole
gate to Charleston, is the candidate for Joint
Senator on the Douglas ticket, and is now
living and fighting for revenge. He is the
gentleman who voted that Douglgs was the
last choice Of the Democracy of California, for
President. Notwithstanding that Douglas is
his last choice he is supporting him for Presi-
dent, and is now trying to give the electoral
votes of the State to said last choice can
didate.-Erpress.
The charge that Mr.. Wilson has become
offended with the Demec0tc party is
without foundation since he is now acting
with that same party. But, if it be meant
that he is not with the Breckenridge party,
simply because he was not sent as delegate
to Charleston, the charge is equally absurd ;
for many of the very delegates Of that Con-
venton which refused to send him as such
delegate are themselves at this time acting
with Mr. Wison-in favor Of Douglas and
johnson.
AS to Douglas being Mr.. Wilson's last
choice, what does that signify? lie promised
to sustain the regular nominee Of the Nation
al Democracy, whether the nominee was his
choice or not SO did those men who are now
opposing Douglas The only difference be-
tween Alr. Wilson and them is, that he kept
his word, like an honest man, and they did
not.
His record on that score Is an honor to
him.
The NoTE IN PENNsYLvANGA-It is stated
that the Union party in Pennsylvania gener-
ally supported Curtin, the Republican cand
date for Governor, he having been an old
line Wing. They will go for the fusion ticket
in order to beat Lincoln, however; so that
Pennsylvania is almost sure to so against
Lincoln, the recent election to the contrary
notwithstanding At the October election
in 1856 that State went for the Democrats by
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SPECIFIcATIoNs FOR THE coNTRae1

= far navins Win ronnd ~ LIE CONTRACT
st,aas IL " hoW stseef from Heya
The e,irbsiones which may bs necessary for d.
shali H. ~ Narb h,ns ~ w pFags and the crossings
and @na,s With tsa s es or otner stones Of equally
an a to, 10 h 1881 On ne lace and
& s ~ l a. H. *. o .tq sixteen 10 thirty inches
Tiiev Mai M veil III q goad i, nema ahiek
manner And shall md sb arertnos ,s u
same here,er ese far raini,g in,s the
terspessed IN lengths II from tree to si III aaiy N
yyork and each c,rlsione mi bass L. " The
eve,r at - IL hi, ny sepe q lhres inches for
y ana uAeRea 10 me most approved
No eabsaone less han ,t as 1rg s S r ssSSL
feet and having ii Nd as Ies tan II H. san
surface Of Tho aiojnnv sster E seiM me
work. - e' ~ W ee IN me
The eurbsones for wings and sides Of The baes sha h
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

tion the treasurer win retain one.sent Or the Of the
whole work which TENTH shall b paid i Tho contractor a. s
ce and condition. eshcfsc shah be forfeited for The use OF
All me materials sabe Of The quality and shall b. far
nished BY the contractor, aa well As the labor 4.
DAYS following the approval Of the adjudication BY Tie Common
a sa e npe e nns a S
the same y not completed. -, n, n. !,
qnied guarantee the faithful performance Of tho eesirae
The whole work shall be executed The entire Il q
the City Surveyor who viii be the sole Judge Of tue eue
Payments 10 be made an the completion of work every
three squares acceptance Of The same by the es
Surveyor as follows, 10 wit; Il i ,1,,.. "a ,,,s
against sss properly q y
wh Section s 9 p ssslo saa
all the rights OF the city and seize she property S I'm
q Il eS as 81 y Sr nv
the not be paid and The proportion 70 he pa'' "
M. s V i. ely ss. Tsss isi
s petition Il H. ssFlsssss aa
contractor shall have ne right q de@sndIs Of sa ps
II Il veil that Il case y The contractor
Ses asS r a ss Sss ~
in which Ii is being executed the Council shall havs W. gn
ssg 6 ssss s5s e ea
H. T. as. 1 ss + aR q s s
shall any time abandon The work o. not aa W.
s Ia I o ii fs sas nay w YAH
1 s K biz II tSs p f ae sas III liability
wen understood that IN case as contract snS n n
~ - os 81 ae,sss,sd between psron s
ge At nd s pss It % L @a &c
/ sale or readiudicaien. : - ,.n;h.a
and sd eompets per superficial fool
and laid complete and per iron bridge top furnished ana aa
New New Orleans, March 8, 1850;
Approved the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
Signed ho 3 yH HSSahs. ehaltsasn
m es IN 2 HENRY DUREr. for Comptroller.
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Numbering DesAs sid permission extend aeug the
rsnasufN OK Tho ceaasrian Council
THIS following resolution was adopted. as recon-
mended IA the eighth portion Of the foregoing re-
port, the rules being suspended:
Rssec That and he Il hereby instructed to
have the aRng Dy@des market repaired snd that tbs
end be zftesed and made suitable to
carry "a the Accpnisns re from the market the wer to
~ dnNh with ns little delay ~ possible.
Yeas Messrs. Cox, forstall, Landry, Yennard,
Whitney and Witx~-6.
on motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday next
ut g o'clock, r. NJ.
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
/ sasas rsSaaaiosss s sissa rom
QUARRY ASp praEssioss 1Hx MArEarAls-The square
sss = s s 6, L 10Y ss .s
obang in shape, less than twelve more than sixteen
s Utah I'D ss ~ nm s sss i ss.
shah se VEL qaa,,red having parallel sides md
s TRe sssss a a H. ss
is ~ 3 * ne
Ths gutter shall BE- good hard granite obtained
inches wide han eight inches Siss Thsy
T. Y make eight shi en's ,hs v sey we'll
Ths eareslonss Nsh rIser s5s stones perfectly
well hssa sns md. dressed beye the top 70 hs
thirty inches wide and in no less than four inches thick
The crossing shall North stones of The
ss quality perfectly well hasd and no less thsa sa
The ends nd sat q AZ angle Of forty degrees With the sides
To- i via sa Be ser uo
stones Of the best qauiy rubbed fooled the surface
agsons shall less than three feet square By
The bricks which required for hs sidewalks be
Lake s., bricks s Of ., ths best Be- Quality
half inch In diameter
The The ,aa s ,a BE esas 4 q grain
the shall 81 of the cast on Cough similar in pat
N.ssEa II wHen wonk SHALL 81 ExrcurrD The
old crbstones shall be taken by the contractor and red IT
@ su I'D e e Hna ssw n sa AZ
shell Be- set according The Ines and ss 70 b sSen @ s
sa S n goS ns and 4 @ They
throughout the work shall have slope Of
sidewalk and shall alo s soiidy fsa md Sae n tbe
approved Aperiares for draining lots shall nicely
The surveyor. 80 sHs'ess' 'ss''s0 ~
8 s. s s afGo, as a. a e lid
g.. mI. London
well ranned and hardened with the head Of the crewbar
stones and shah be laid he BEST
ke manner IN accordance with the directions BE- given
bridges shall rsst upon he sides md shah ee al joined
shall be Laid with Inclination slope towards the same
s M n q TOM nehss Il London ana
aa r. M sG Nv. nh solid The ssa Be well
they shall be rejected and to be filed wi,k ne and
liz Contractor shah take p the and a.
ahi oe nausa away oy nm sha pick and grade the
s,% be- ss' he - sss
~ ~ beks when a hs To- sa the
sna shall pass on tbs top oi ths same selling e not less than
roughly roll the pound roller uii forms an
,,s and hara foundation The block hall then
N laying fhe paving NC contractor shR lay the blocks
@ o. ~ ~ ssSs q totyhxe aefess s, ne street
sad hardening the materials nnder the same in order that each
hscs nay rest On solid foundation He shall use 81 care
half inch IN width shall positively rejected by
ssrsisy Alba viii aus sSe aud sharp and nssd md ts
r. hsa IL gravel sampi to ss'sS
p three inches q fine and sharp and mixed shall
travel -
he eseKng Of hssgng Ct the sidewalks shall be taken up
and he brekiRg aud sggng sad e correspond with the
faction Of the CITY surveyor The contractor shall furnish all
ss ss e e. I'D oss x ay be required to replace the old
The cutters for draining across the sidewalks shall be Of the
shall run through the whsle width Of The Sidewalks,
@ 9ls work shall be esssptsd to
sole ,1 ndsSs Of ihs quality Of the work
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cPEcIFICATIONs FOR THE CONTRACT
ey se' opposite Canal street. two dobisaeng wohn tea
Force Sc e aa Ss aD pTs
gallons e water per NJ h1s I: ,o,,,,.s,,n Nc.
eac capable Of dehargns sonr hundred mi.
water psr hopr hs m t. be twenty fee, and
unusual pressure es,a 81, II 4 eo ,il
Two separate beds foundations pumps each
with hight Of seventeen fest. -
beds or foundations for boilers each eleven
will be required doctor engine with boiler etc. Of
1sifa eG diam
and pipe thirty inches each set Of pumps having
fhs pumps steady and 10 DO of The most an.
All bright work Of said pumps and engines neatly flu
ed and other work to be well painted the Surveyor may
number and capacity Of each of boilers sufficient
said boilers ODE of such pattern construction epa
M s san 70 siaI in M e time
fairly started and to consume little fuel possible obtain
Each Of boilers will have iron chimney proper high,
n to give draft and shall DO Of such finish
have sea,n drum and drum, and wrought iron supply Pipe
steam and water gng beeching and chimney etc. whole
Tie Whole work shall be executed to the entire satisfaction
Of ths CITY Surveyor and q tbs Committees Streets and
and condition, otherwise shall be rejected iN'1
tls materials shah BE Of he bs, quality and shall be fur
eostraeor shall bind himself 70 begin the work ne
daeiy the building
aud stall also bind himself complete the
sixty days after under penalty of hundred dollars
each every thereafter completed
Security amount of ten thousand dollars shall
quired the faithful performance contract
Payments in cash the completion of work ac
ceptanee the by the City Surveyor the Committees
OF Streets and Landings of the Common Council.
TX Is well understood that contractors
on q m oen sn 5 sh s 5 I'd
which the work is being executed the Council shall have the
defan required by article 1906 Of the Civil Code
applying 10 court OF justice anrl the
indemnify and it is also well understood that In the
tractors shall at time abandon the
complete the same il conformity with their contracts the said
contractors shall forfeit all claims they have
Of The work done by them up 70 te date Of the abandonment
liability therefor and it is also we'll understood
be Teod the their
held and bound IN sodo pay unto the city all differ
between the prices which the
trnced to perform the work. and the prices which
be adpdicated at a re sale re adiudicaton. ,
Bids TO be for the work finished set COMPLETE.
New Orleans, Feb. ], 1860.
lsgnedl LOUIS H. PILE
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings Of both
Boards of the Common Council.
Isignedl R r 2 RII HNg.YpGnHE, chairmen.
Registered March /, 1860
ms 2lt HENRY DuRET., for Comptroller. q
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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract Tor Mt

= lending and Keeping repair the bridge me Bayon
The bridge tha delivered the contractor In whatever
condition It may b. found on The day Of delivery by the city
and It shall be the duty Of the contractor within thirty
after TO place said bridge complete good condition.
stntfns OF The same dimensions and Of The
bst qnaly in taking out and removing al parts Or the
ne nn ns% sna e n T. m End
may be missing and In giving to The whole wood and Sa WoR
Of aid bridge usually painted three good Of paint
The contractor shall bind himself during the continuance
eon tfI III 3 Il s'2 q sa ie ne
SANE 10 The city ~ complete good order and condition
during day and night the equsenamber hands 10
opein, and shut ad bridge often be and be
shall furnish ~ oil etc. which may be required TO keep id
All damage which may to ad bridge through the neg
gcnee ncapacy Of The contractor shall repaired paid
The contractor shall be fined in the sum of ten dollars for eob
and every neglect of duty said fine retained by the Conn
troler out OF any of the monthly be made said
security of $1,000 shall required 10 guarantee
to be made monthly on the certificates Of the Street
is well understood that in of failure by the contractor
g 9en af an IT, Work OF ay pa5 heteoi within the
in which the work is being executed the Council shall have
h e se aa H. S e. " sS
on. apyng to soar Of d astiee to aanu the and with
complete the IN confony with his contract con-
work up the date Of the abandonment the city shall
and i also we'll understood lint in case be onac f.
seeary shall Be held and beand e.
ge originally sontSsesd pf 70 psFom s
the work and the price at which be adiadicae
ls contract e be edlassatsa from the
kss s o ss isr HI T asss SsE sS%Ps
~" o Isgnsd i'l fe I6tfs PILE City Surveyor.
~ y The Com%l,ss s, Streets and Landings q both
!..!!s$:@@ Hs + ryHHs sEaHR
fe25 1T $3.50 HENRY DuREL for Comptroller.
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
Railroad to Michauds plantation.
haitian and tsgo aet dep shall be dn 10th Ges sad
GENTLY the Ponchartrain Railroad Mchauds
Surveyor The sides bottom Of said bitches shall
straight line, and well even and smootled of.
width and shall be graded in accordance with the grades and
rounding TO be gwen by the City Surveyor the contractor filling
where high All stnps, roots etc, which may
de Of one oot below s Of said oay when graded
and completed and said surface Of the road when completed
shall be we'll and uniform otherwise 1t shall be rejected
The whole work shall be executed the entire satisfaction of
labor required perform the work shah be
contractor shall bound the work in the
Council and complete the ninety days after under
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and day thereafter
The same is not completed
Security Of $500 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract
Payments made in cash the completion Of each and
Of the work and acceptance Of the by
the City Surveyor the Treasurer retaining in guarantee
Of the of each settlement until the completion Of
understood thai of failure by The contractor
g begin Or finish The Sos Or Any PAT hsFeS within the Pc
in which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right annul the contract without putting the contractor n de-
applying Justice annul the and without in
demnty; and Is also well understood that the
complete with his conact the contractor
shs o al claims Z, be ss y haze amy Ct n the
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
resod the and his securities shall be held and
bound in sodo unto the city all loss or between
and the price at which be adjudicated
Bids to be per running work
pe,e, bitches and roadws j. INCLUDED ,sss
sew of'ss sgnsd daAAs Lofts H PILE City Surveyor
Approved Committees Streets and Landings Of both
S Sssss L Ro Z; yH HSyaHR, 3cAalrnsn
fe2s Ia HENRY DUREL for Comptroller.