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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-06
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Freight Zine
Worcester and NeW York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT C0MPAEY,S LINE
of Powerful Screw steamers,
-BETWEEN--
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,

Connecting at Providence with the
Providence q Worcester Rail Road.
a Ss-YSEsS a. - Goods transported between Iror.
@a4a --4 Z, Ncester and New YORK a. low ana With
ES s. isMm equal despatch, as BY any other line
The Steamers VI this line will leave Provide 10 for New
York daily, Sundays escepuul ron O. 81 u.A ta,n
etree and all leuyC Nes lOrk daily. (suuIays .Ac pt
cd from Pier II, North River
pilade pha snd Baltimore freight taken AZ ffJlJnalle
rats ami iorwurdtd wigh great det patch
rins Line cpnulcia W irrangemeit win 81 daily In
aud bnt Of rTOpallers between New YORK t3g fi ade
phia, and with the tri.weeIy inland line % BALTIMORE
when the inland route is open.
Philadelphia Ani Baltimore Freight win " forwarded
rom New YORK by any other lines, II objected our
current rates.
For further information apply to W. n eJouRDAE,
ONCE 4 Providence #pd Worcester Rail lH Co., Isaac
Odell Pier No II, North River, New York ,Qr %
b. BUFFrM, Agent Foot South SLAIN ST.,
WoIce ter, june 70, 1886 dawtf Providence,
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NRENVgiH'E'S FGETABLE TX
~ TRACT The ta0sl eG ctual remedy ever discov
cred for Canker, Canker RASH and Scarlet Fever Cenker
and hrnsh in the Mouth Throat Distemper or Whist is
Mali nant Putrd Sore Throat DYsENTERy and an Sum
HeR COMPLAINTS; has been tweny-three years
A. family nedicineit is uurigasd, being composed Of
harmless materials.
As the season is now approaching when so many are
subject to bowel complaints particularly teethiHg chit
dren, it should be found In every household
The public hereby cautioned against a spurious ar
ce which in the market. eitb The circular and wrap
per OF the genuine article copied almost entire with the
certificates, only changing the name of the proprietor
The genuine has the fac simile o. the inventor A. s.
GRBNNILLE, on the wrapper and circular. It is now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs, A. g. Grenvlle and is
sale at john J. Brown MS 425 Washington Street.
and Ohas. I. Carney, 1873 Washington Street. Boston,
Also by James Green and D. Scott, Worcester and by
druggists generally,
Aso, GRENVlLLEs LTNTNENr 70 ACCOMPANY. the
Extract for liberated Sore Throat an outward sca
ton 1t 81 good tor any kind Of in1ammatfjn Nor
burns light sever, II viii relieve the anguish amo7s
instantly and perform most fondcriul cure II Sbu!d
b. W for every family to keep it, being also good Tor
Bruises Chilbains Chapped Hands Sore ldps 5rd Noses
Plies, Sc. SO. myM eM6f6f
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An INV ALUABLy. DsSGAJE.
"a Made through che 5",cincs of
THE HORSE. ~
DR.. j. Il WEBER has dtscovslsai in Che zastYalley
Of the Misss pp through the instiuc& horsesstGice5
EtG tt, He.,ses, must value Die }sH h7 eara Of
Consumption, Broncits lnAamatioa o. Bpfhroat aud
Lungs HemGrlase of tn LaUgs, Asthma, Group Coughs,
Diseases the Liver and sidu-ys &c that ha sever been
employed in the treatment ofth0se difficulties We hrst
employed it in Che treatment Of his case, az
matter Of experi 't Il restored him 60 perfect health,
after ~ ether remedies he'd ailed to benefit hin and he
pronCunced IN RsuUptieu, ami considered 10
durable Since his zee very he rrescrhe3 over tvu
hundred pounds Of If to It's patients Con tire ab We desert
ed difficulties, 18th unparalleled SUGGEST This
edy is prepared fr Inhalation. and iu scrup.
Price Of the Inhaling Powder aud Iuhaler r zach;
Syrup s. so per bottle circular containing correct
account Of the discovery ard the use Of this uew remedy
Will be semitic any person 70 The United States tol one
S. Gnaglcstowu, Mass and all first class ap0thecares.
n. B. Consultation free.
iCERrFIoATE.7
Having used Dr. AFeboer's new discovery IN my prac
tce, believe it 9 he safe and Valuable remedy for al
Ti,-oat srQ Lung difficulties. Il. P. RGmCE, NJ D.,
mchll dly Chsrlest0wn, Mass.
EIREA Oh PERKODkCAL PILLS AND
! pR0PS.-l3h g. A. HILL. No. III Main Street
Worcester Mass would say that at great EXPENSE he has
prepared nom the original recipe,the French PERIOD
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrins ton NJ D. wl
pracicng il the Hospital in Paris, under the Immediate
observation Of the renowned RIooRD of Paris and 40
TON, Of london
These Pills invariably certain to regulate the femaig
system and can be taken without hazard. They
known by hundreds Of females in tbs country, be the
only preparation ever discovered t has proved invad
auly certain in all cases.
S'q~ aeoas, hvsgn!ntass, &c.
One trial viii convince The most sEeptica and never
after will they be induced TO take any other Ladies who
hays often been deceived BY purchasing Pills and Drops
Eu1 noslrGils fross
A1agc and Female Las poaserss
nnder the presuce Erecting cure medicines
nineteen cases out Of twenty have injurious effect
the system, without producing tha desir result a
sign Of it, should shun d gse bipeds, and us" Rons
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL pills AND DRCPg
The efficacy Of which have been tested in hundred
cases and never iaedto effect speedy cure wiolt 'a7
bad resut, The Pills and Drops the result of
.ensiyc practice and discovered by accident 20 ao
Use their virtues would D5t 4dd TO rlcr merit Nsw9ld
only say try them They viii be sent any part O; Oh.
country from observation, by addressng pUs paid
DR. O. A. hill, Ne. III 0ain ST.,
Worcester, Mass
IL Ful directions accompanying each bottle
Price 6ve a9ia.- an1T
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AIf ' KS ~ Ia n . IN ~ AJkE III la His
The CoIdia will relieve with wonderful rap7ity every
disorder incident the digestive apparatus restore The
appetite; the srarath harden The muscgs brace
the nerves. give elasticity the Spirits recruit the men
tai energs3i ansa despOadeacyi iAp TO the attsHu-
atei f-am more r0bfst 5ppsarafaj alta. irritation;
Es.54 ~ safAsa aA sins9g vislE1a aF4v tae ,eple
maiden, sac, " mother; is coaF7s=i a7leg Of the
juices Oriental her5a pote4t ay TO nYigorate
exhilarate, and restore.
II the system become relaxed from improper indul-
zcu5es the Cordial will iniUse more vieorel3 vitality
into every organ. The asuie resulting from late hours,
close application to labor o. any ind, quickly
moved by its action and ladies' engaged in sedeqtary
cupatious and subject to inconvenience ther-irom, will
ina safe and healthy stimulaut, Who're the crcua-
t1n Of the blood be sluggish, mperfecy performed
will the natural actions and cominunieat pesma
uent energy TO the secretiye aud disirh1ve orTans
Those who are bowed down by physical debility and
feeble as to despair Of recoveruz the vgor AMI
Of manhood, invited 70 give his voud r,u in
vigorant trial. IL enbUieS the elements Of her re5tor
alton Before they have consumed th FIRST BOTTLE Aey
will be conscious herecuperave principle at work
in every dehiliated portion Of their frames, and hope,
to be realized Their thorough recovery, will spring
up in their hearts.
CURE or NERT0US DISEASES.
Ne language convey sd qutte idea Of the I'M
redae and almost miracui Oh nge which occasions
in Aa diseased, delatei, and shattered uery1us svs-
ten whether broken down by excess, weak by nature
o. paired by Sickness the gustrung ad eaNad organ
ztt9a is az once Orac@d, re-viyfd aud built up She
meucal ani physi21l symptom, nervous disease vanish
together under % Influence Nor is the effect temporary;
The contrary relief is permanent for the cordial
properties o tbs msaieiue reach the constitution ITSELF
and restore Ed 10 rs normal coud.ti
THE DYSPEP TIC PATIENT,
Whose omach has lost the power OF duly converting food
into a hfe-susainug element is relieved by a single
Of this extraordinary tonic Jhe gas rc fluid r.
acquires its solvent poBer and crude utrmens which
load and burthen 20 the su Ehile his digest
i've organization was parayaed and unsrung, bc5nes
undertbe wholesome revolution impaired to the system
the bfs is OF activity strength aud health
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DOVER N. n, Nov. A. 1855
This to certify that have used Drs Hill 4, Iaseph's
Cordial Balm OF Syrlacum and have always received i'm
mediate relief have also recommended it to many Of
my friends, who have used it with wonderful success
and have no hesitation in saying that il is one Of the
best remedies ever used. H. A.
The sho'e Cordial has been used by Or Ja5eph for the
Astyears And Mt last the proprietor have ben Induced
to advertise t. 81 De public have Better opportu.
tanned Of Drs tl and Isscph s., teir Office l2l Main
Street, Worcester, Mess.
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OYSTER AND EATING HOUSE FOR
~ SALE,-0ne Of the hest Oyster and Eating Houses
Sow offered for sale Terms liberal Apply at his of
ice jeI2 dfr
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gtA5TOR OLA large stock on hand and a..
~ sale very low, ut GEO R. 6PURR'S, 2Ol Main ST.
t'se Ms So. # arg variety, Goth c3tTst and line
-% for sale nT GEO SpURa, 2nI Main St
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GER MAN FLY
PA p Err. Sure Death
10 Flies, DSoF. MONKS
GERMAN FLY 8FER, for the
sure and certain destruction
Of Flies, Ants, Bugs, Mos
qnitns, &c.
This valuable article is Of
! fered to the public as a Dead
ly Poison for the o hove nam
ed pets to all Hotisekeepers
and Families.
1t is perfectly simple and
safe, yet sure and certain IN
its action There IS iikewi e
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D R. H I L / S
CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIA CUM.
Il snow universally Acknowledged w an classes that
ne above ono1 Cordial is better a5aped 10 the cure 6f
~ 1s e, ase e. ne f'2 10 e6 Cts
bhisi7 weakness asthmh pajUs ia tae head, neulaig
sp;ual srfnpniuts tic dooreaux rhcunatsmi chronic
a=fs dyspepsia, csnatip atian, 5tatica, sperma-
fors} hernia diseaseo the heart, coughs colds CON
emrau general debility av siou 20 society, nonona
lis &C.
The period has arrived when the rossrums which have
hitherto existed give way to the only safe and
tain remedy for these diseases. Who fingers from day
10 day in wretchcdness and misery for want Of proper
remedes' Who being carried daily their graves,
10 consequence Of their avauoious dispositions? How
many families have been left O by avaricous
parent who. rather than part with few dollars would
permit his CHI to be hurried INTO the Of that grim
noUstPr--Deati
The Cordial Balm Of syracura is recommended as
sure cure for ali cases Of general debility.
ANY person. either in city or country can have The
medicine sent to them by express, any part OF he
world, by euclo0iug tbe aenS5 90 G. A. Hill, No. III
Main Street. Worcst.r ass
CAUwqN.-Al ~ IS les are labeled and bear my sig
nature. g. a Hut. b tn counterfeit which IS forgery
Prices SO, So aud S2 per bottle in vari sizes tEe
largest bottles being the cheapest This medic is
purely vegetable ane may be taken by child or s65't
With perfect SAFETY Persons wishing fo it by
letter directed abCFe, it cannot beobtaine IN any
osheI place. The Cordial is warranted to purify he
blood and eradicate t humers It has also been used 10
ma1y diseases not mentioned with favorable results In
short needs hut trial TO prove its many virtues and
ts adaptation TO many diseases considered (y some in
lur'be The proprietor Of this Balm is Conscious that
thtfe mas been many medicine hrougl before hpublc
or tie Of ills that the huuan family arr ub ct TO-
Ehich in many instances have proved to be worthlt
compeunps But he feels confident that the pnoi tny4ht
cai nov find reli IN using the Cordial Balm Syraeu
zach can be Procarsd az his Office, No 12l Main street.
Worcester Mass.
AlIorlers promptly attended 10. Address as above.
THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL,
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\ spDNIAL BU LLBTIN HOR THl
% SICK.
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80 DANGER APPBEHBSDfD from the insects poison
Ing anything they may c me in WITH after eag.
log the Paper: and it possesses great advantage over
ali otter Posons in its not being liable 10 be 1aistGt
en- ereby presentng hese serious cideniS which
Of almost daily occurrence 1t be hung he walls
ora in the window. II the reach Of chliren
although little fear need be apprshended Of its juring
them.
Full directions on each sheet Retail price cents per
Sheet.
BURR, FOSTER h CO., CornhiT Boston, General
Agents for the Nsw England States and British Provinces
30 vhom all orders sd 'uld be addressed. ie21 daw3m
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9 FhissA AND LARD 0TEa-Winggr and
- epiinE sperm Oil and aSJ.a Hessgn Lar ~
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s#At2 A4.A 1T e SIS F2S.--A dne loo of dns
qsiilg 5ie4t, pale low. by
the Pose 93Gea Tl ~ '''a''f 7''losl
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- UG8 RSs--2o Holds Porto Rico and MdsCovado5
- 30 Bbls Crushed Graduated, and PoWdered so Bo
Coffee Crushed A, B. and @, for wholesale and re-
tail, by WIN. o SWEET b Co.
June Is. 1S6 AIa;a 81
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NNOk CEsTER MNAsiU
On Orchard St. next to Water Cure.
Open fran 4 lrtttR p NJ
Instruction given to gentlemen from 10 to p.
to and to 10 p IN.
Ladies under the tuition Of a female teacher from
10 ? m.
It is srabe thatpupils shsuld be punctua in attend
ing the exercises of her respective classes
TERMS Eor year Sl5j mont so; three mouths
S6j payable quarterly ia advance. Transient pupils 70
j. B BAILEY, oaia..
ieo dtf A. MoLlNEU&, fr0pF'e'0rS.
ElOPARTNERSHIP NOTECE.-Ihe IN
" dersirasd, having purchased the stock and become
succssors othe business Of Messrs RI GGLES N0URSE
MASON, & CO., AZ Boston ard Worcester have this day
formed 1operneshp fox the purpose Of carrying the
same HndeRthe urn Of N9URsk, MASON, y CO., and
will occupy the same places OF business.
JOEL N0URSE,
PETER HARVEY
SAMUEL DAVIS.
Boston, Aprillst 1856. ara d&wtf
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20

DULL TIMEs-We never saw, saws the Gaz-
eae, such dull times as at present exists in CO.
lumbia. Even the fall and winter of so were
active business seasons in comparison with the
present. The only difference is, that then pro-
visions were scarce. Now, grub is abundant,
but money is wanting Every one appears
q broke, and if the present dry times continue
much longer, appearances will not prove decep-
tive. As soon as water becomes abundant,
such as never before was witnessed in Calfor-
MIA. Our only hope is rain.
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20

LONG MAY He WAvE."-They do say that
'sour Joe of Wells, Fargo & Co.," keep the best
town. If you don't think SO, call and taste of
his Liquors and smoke Cigar, and judge for
yourselves. He makes the best Tom and Jerry
that can be found.
As Agent for Wells, Fargo Co., his exer-
tions to please the public cannot be beat. Joe
is whole team, when industry and enterprise is
on the track; some times he's 'more nor two
teams
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20
THEATRE.-We learn from a circular

THEATRE.-We learn from circular
received, that Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Conner,
are en- route for this place, and will give
an exhibition of favorite dramatic person
ations at Knickerbocker Hall, the coming
week. Some eight popular pieces will be
presented and those who know the versa
tility of the g stars above mentioned, will
not fail to give them " bumper" Mr..
and Mrs. Z. S. Conner are actors of ac-
credited merit; and in saying so, we do
but simple act of justice, as our town
has been imposed upon SO much lately by
humbugs of the strolling order, who come
like rocket and 60 off Z: cutting stick,
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20

BALL. - Those wishing to enjoy the
pleasure of good dance, should not forget
the Ball, which takes place this evening,
at Mr.. Thomas Hunters near the Ken
lucky House Mr.. Hunter has made
preparations to secure the largest amount
of good fare, good music and good dancing,
for the occasion. 1t is expected large
number of ladies will be in attendance. -
The pleasing enjoyment of ga country
dance should not be lost sight Of in these
plodding times.
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20

RoBBERY.-On last Sunday evening,
Mr.. Aliens cabin, one-half mile East of
town, was robbed of blankets and a carpet
sack, containing clothing and private pa
pers. Mr.. Allen, who is an honest miner,
requests the hombre to return the letters
and private papers, which arc valuable to
the owner, only. We hope common hui
manity will prompt the thief to accede to
the request.
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20

KISDERHooK LIVERY Standardization is
called to the advertisement of Mr.. Silas Davey
of the Undertook Livery Stables. We know
the qualities of the horses and buggies kept at
these stables, and those wishing |" fast crab, =
for an afternoons ride, would do we'll to give
Silas their patronage The Kinderhook "boys''
deserve liberal support, as no more obliging
or accommodating gentlemen arc to be found
anywhere.
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20
Meeting of the Medical Association.

Meeting of the Medical Association
A Meeting of the Physicians of Gala
veras county, was held at Mokelumne Hill,
on Saturday 18th inst, to form County
Medical Society. Present, were DIR. G.
B. Holbrook, DR.. j. Hepburn, Dr. Davis,
DIR. Lyon, DR.. Maxon, DR.. Herchner, Dr.
Fisher, DR.. Sober, and DIR. Brotherton
DR.. c. B. Holbrook, was called to the
Chair and I. w. Brotherton, appointed to
act as Secretary. On motion of DIR. Davis,
it was
Rcsolved, That we proceed to form our
selves into County Medical Society.
On motion of Dr. Davis, Committee
of two were appointed to nominate officers,
who reported DIR. G. B. Holbrook for Pres
ident, and DIR. T. W. Brotherton, Secre-
tary-they were accordingly elected.
On motion of DR.. Hepburn, Com
mittee of three, consisting of Drs. Hol-
brook, Hepburn and Davis, were appointed
to draw up and report code of Ethics
and Bylaws, and report at our next
meeting.
On motion of DR.. Davis, it was
Resolued, That our Worthy President,
be requested to deliver an address, and
that the members and all Physicians in
attendance at our next meeting, be invited
to report such cases as might come under
their cognizance.
On motion of DR.. Hepburn, it was
Resolved, That our next meeting be held
on the second Saturday of January, A. d.
1857, and the Secretary be requested to
notify through the columns of the County
newspapers, all Physicians of the same.
G. B. HOLBROOK, NJ. D., Prest.
[. W. BRoTHERToN, Jr., NJ. d., Sec'y.
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20

LUMBER. = Those of our readers in
want of this article for building or other
purposes, are referred to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Hartford & Irvine, in an
other column. At their yards in this
place and in Campo Seco, all the different
varieties can be obtained at the lowest
market rates Give them call.
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20

TABLE MOUNTAIN DITcH.-During the
storm on last Wednesday night, about
sixty feet of flume of the above ditch, span
ming the ravine to Castor Hill, blew down
damage but slight. Under the man
agement of A. B. Laforge, Esq, the en-
terprising Lessee, this important work,
with new branches-which will supply
new mining districts that have never be-
fore had the advantages of a steady stream
of water-will soon be in successful ope-
ration again. We are informed that about
sixty hands are constantly at work, and
that the finishing touch will be given
it in the shortest possible time, when
"good strong heads will be furnished the
scores of miners who are anxiously await
ing the completion of repairs.
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20

MAYnEM.-On last Monday night, two
persons named Thomas Kenney, (who had
just come down from the Northern mines, J
and John Karwin, had dispute that ended
in fight during which Kenney bit off the
end of Karwin's nose, contrary to the
Statute in such cases provided" Kenney
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Belts, and
after due hearing, Judge Stevens COM
mitted the prisoner, to stand his trial fol
mayhem before the next Court of Sessions,
which convenes at Mokelumne Hill, on
the second Monday of January, 1857.
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20
LETTER FROM ANGELS.
ANGELS, December 18th, 1855.

ANGELS, December 18th, 1853.
Mr. Editor IL take my pen in hand to inform
you "that the news isis plenty and hope
these few lines viii find you enjoying the same
Dblessing." Rude Boreas and Jack Frost have
been stumping this district for nearly month,
and have it all their own way, which is a very
cool and freezing way. They have forbidden
the Union Water Company taking water from
the Stanislaus river, and shut up the Ditch
consequence is, no water in the Ditcln-no min
ing on surface, and no money in pocket and
His Honor, Mr.. Miner, looks down in the ground.
consequence of that is, that Winters l. Co..
found gold enough in their quartz, the other
day, to make one piece which weighed about
twenty-five pounds. Further result: DR. Boon
& Co., sold out their quartz Claim for S., 900 /:
and Jackson L Foster have struck it extraordi-
narily rich in their claim. If you have any in
fluence with the clerk of the weather lust in
duce him to let it heat up little and give us a
light sprinkling, that we may find out the rich
ness and depth of the alluvial soil on the Big
Tree Road.
The immigrants that have stopped here this
fall, are very Industrious and stirring people.
The men have been engaged in hauling rock.
wood, &C., while the ladies, (may their shadow
never grow less,) God bless them, have made
small clothes for three little strangers who are
already native Californans.
Population is increasing, and building lots
are an item, to jump and law about Last week
they stuck stakes and pulled them up, till they
got tired, then-"The People as John Doe, et
ais" had a trip-up to Vallecito and the People
got ''nonsuited," and ct ais suited. Next day,
Mr.. Doe ct al, were 1.-THE People of the State
of California" and the "People" were R'd Rowe
ct al, and they the principals, witnesses, &C.
proceeded to Murphy's, where the necessaries of
life and justice were dealt out to them as they
called for it, &c. Mr.. Rowe, ct al, didn't get
suited, believe, for they were sent to Jail or
paid fine, and the end is not yet, fear.
Did you see anything of " Mr.. George Wash
ngton Newton Raenhart Byron, Jr., the great
New York Temperance Poet, Newspaper Cor
respondent, Lecturer &C. Hirabue dictu! Is
the Insane Asylum full No g Poets F" allowed
admttance into that Institution.-Ed1
If you could see the preparations that are
San Andreas independent., 1856-12-20

the current expenses Of the county and that
there was no money in that fund, because the
other third of it had been applied to the re-
demption of old warrants by receiving said
warrants for one third of the General Fund tax as
cash. The Court after the re-hearing issued o
slightly modified alias peremptory mandamus,
directing Magee to pay the warrants " accord
ing to their order of registration, from the first
monies received to the credit of the General
Fund.- &C., &c. Magee appealed to the Su-
preme Court, which rendered the above deci-
sion.
Supervisors Of Calaperas County VS.. james c.
Shipman.-The demurrer, having been over
ruled, it was the right of the defendant to go on
and try the case upon the facts set up in de-
Tense in his answer. But no reason is assigned
why he failed to do so, and as all intendments
are in favor of sustaining the judgment, it must
be presumed that he abandoned his defense.
There is nothing set up in the demurrer which
can avail him.
Judgment affirmed. HEYDENFELDT, J.
| We concur: TERRY, J.
MURRAY, c. ].