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MISCELLANEOUS.
Summons.
ra~r nv CALIFoRNVA--IV TIL

<,~A-r OV CALJEORNVA--IV THE
- pIs-ic' "o"rt of the Fifteenth IuhiciaI nistrir,
c,,uty .f pu'ts. Jo1una Wager. va RuhoIph Va
:. sr.i"n Fought in tie tisirrt CONT ~ tho
see.,,h iudic'sl ris'vict. md tho coun'n Filed
!, ~. COUNTY "f Rutte In the once Of the Clerk of
"a ris.-'~' Tou-'.
~. reo ,e cf'he state of California send Greeting
a. ppdoirh V.0er:
v,u .re h.rehv renni-ad 20 npnaar in an nr'ion
,.rcht svaiost Won NV the above M cd nlnInti in
~. rjs,-et Ccu, at the Finepnth JuN,cial Dis r'c,
a. .,d snr the ro"ntv of Putta md TO answer the
sr,r,-int hied 'hereip n rorv Of which ncconn D.
.s.. ~. s"rnm"ns\ -ithn ten dav., (ex~lusiva of
.h. tsv cf sprr'~e\ ntc- th- snVvirn Won of IN
s,rwo~.. " sawed Within this cnrn'y: if servad
a., ~ This county hu within this Judicial Ds'rirt
x,Aje .wer'v dars. or " serv"d oni or saih Dsric'
hs- withi" Ne,'" dacs-or Judgment by default will
hrt-tr, sV""st vnr.
The saji nrtinn is brought tn ohtnr deere of
~. .nu Il To- ii.s"v" the N"-ds of ,t,io~v eNis'
i,s As,-eeu VOWS " a.t saii Pa,'i~ n"d TINT sail
-.r-i,~e ron'r1~, no forever anau'led. N"d nan ff
n, Jer.ee rf nj. ~ III vorcad md fo-evor fren
cs, vc,.. t@e said def. r@ant ao' " fail 10 "p-
cra. and sr.we- the sid ccmHl"irt ne above re
su'rea ~iiI srnv y the Cont for the relief deman-
Al In her said c',mn,an'
- Ci-sn urd"r nv hand ard the spal of the
lis tp's'-ic' Court .f tse rit"e 'ih Judicial
- pis'rc, this o2rd dsv of 'ure in tho vea'
n onv Lord one thouSnrd eight hundred and fny
szht
NV ntRRACII rlerk
i.ptsd' Pv !. ". N,prIr. npputy.
H.spr. Il "owArp. Au"r"eysf"r Plninur.
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Insolvency Notice,

CTtTE q" CRI'tCRSiA-ChU w OF rI'Trf
~ County court ir and for Hutte county. In the
matter of the petition of Iosanh Wood an Insol-
vent D.htor. In pur nance Of an Order made nv
the ten Thomas wells Judge of said ''"rrtv fonrt
M'hs-,hars in said County Of the 10Th dav of Julv
A. D. 1855 notice is hereby riven to the creditors of
the said Joseph woods. Petitioner in Insolvency
h.t-in. 10 be and appear hafrr" the sid onrt on
the 6r>t dny of the S"ntsmhet term .. w. 1898, I"
VII n, Mo, dav the 13th dav Of September. A. ID
1853. at the hour of 10 o'clock 4 NJ Of that dav.
hsn a"d there to show cause. II any there 10. whv
,n assignment Of said ipsniVp"ts estate should not
b. made and he he disharged from his debts as nv
him nrayed for II is further ordered that all legal
proceed gs aganst said Ins0yent or tn" collection
n the several 'f the debts set forth ir said
Schedule be stayed until the final determination OF
his cause.
Wit, ess NV hard and the Seal or said Court
,mt,d this the 10th dsv of luly A. 1855
NJ n. DARRAI. 20 CLERK "utte Co.
'sE,rJ " j. ~ NAWPLw. nrpUtv
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Notice.

n IL SHARES IN THE UNION MINING COM
n many On which the as.essnents for May June
md Julv 1883. remaining unpaid will b- sold At
g,iraetd d " for ssid Assssm -pts On the 2oth day
- August 1853 At one O'Clock r. 70 pay said as.
.-.srn euts should the satne remain unpaid a. ~ia
tim. l. orEshALL 5sc n y 70
F.irs.A Bar July n, 1852
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Notice.

A L. PEvsoNs lVnEHTEn To NE. AVE R'-
/. euess-d TO call NJ Inc Rarkirg Ho ." of Geo
9. merry Co Bird street, 0r"vile. and msse in
%ae s~i iement Those VINO have setiled win
V due bill viii fnd them Ct the same place.
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x,crDr AprTuorst ANT

r-uFRF APETHnCS iSDS in thisState suffering
for wan, ~ Icientlfc medical treatment. and
vor fear 70. appy to Physician. because they have
ne.p deceived or their friends have heen. bV some
nf The dha,Intans b infest the community aud VINO
nyhIish themselves as good nhystcians, prnfeSs'rs
etc To all -uch W. unhrstatngly recommend Or. }
Young a. a Physician in - HON oil oan place con
fdcuce lie IL man OF eminent and prpionnh
.,ndy y good surgeon. an honorable mar. and one
"a M can sympnshise with persons In aficiinn. IT'S
s,ardirr a. Physician ard gentlemfn aTe BON
gugrantee,l-thp ir-t nv his medical works. ~h'ch
are an hor to lhrir author and the extensive Hho
highly suceAsshi course OF practice With which ne
a. h,en horn-ed since his advent In California. AMI
the latter hv his numerous patrons ana large circle ot
Ycquaintancea,
OFNENBER-Thst rv J. e. Young's once for
IA she treat ncnt - Private Dissnses Il ~ the chr
n ~ mtg, aery and California sis San Francisco
REVEMnFR-That Or. Yonng wants patients
mt thnse fully canabe ~ apprecain2 and dist y.
.,uishinR the services of regular. thorough hre1
oh,sic an from the paltry unlearned and trining
Iuack.
pFNFNRFR-That nr Young I. the only regular
red physician ad versing 10 cure diseases Of imPru-
Ience.
RFNFNBFR-That Dr Youngs renedies and
I, at-nent are entirely unkHo~n IN all others, pre-
p,red from life spent In the great Ho-pitals of kn-
And an ip,a hrr in this country rom pure chem T.
Gals i'm ported
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DAILY RECORD, 0R0vILlt.

DAILY RECORD. 0RoVILlt.
Daily state journal. sac
Enquirer. Marysville;
Republican, shasta;
CillLen, lo~nisSilie:
Plumas Argus, flupas;
Tribuns San Jose;
iierHld, ,uburn;
Courier, Yankee Inns;
Union cmucrzt sonora
Californian, Oroyllle;
independently ,Ssn Andrcas
Placer rrcss, Auburn;
Democrat, Cacbevillc,
Gazette, san Lesndro;
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ypEw ,RE OF IMPnaITt"N.-In CONSEQUENCE
w 81 tho widp spread celebrity NJ DR.. VotN'',
na,rp"ous ~pnsiora have sprnng intoexi.ence hre
..ndnp To- he rerfact masters of the henng art ana
hav succneded in Imposing npon W." oi me 'n
wary sreprars Fersnns W i.hing to consult n Phvsi.
CHM shorh he very careful how they put nonhience
in the puhI,shrd .,nierenis uf such chaThtans tor
the, are ns unsrrnnnlons in such statements hS IN
tneir prnc'ice NJ medicine. and E" NerN "hsa'e 70
trust They viii 1rs' deceive you nv talS@ cer'ihcRf
nyncrrad FROM 'dru nken iOpfers " who nerinrr them
solves to- get to satisfy the cravings OF dIs'
sed annette When such Qnnck galn1 your con
ierce no viii the, dose vou with m"rcnrv aud other
ro an N driigs. and amer they have rohbeh y"n nt
vnrr money mud injured yonr c"ns'i''on' th"y Wv
.as, vnu m with the charge that YOU have not fol
,wrd his directions
Tho only wav ~ avoid such imnosters ~ tn con
suit Dr ! :" vnung, the Pioneer Adverli-',V fhVs'
rinn nf ANfurnia. Al ne" ing ~ the Nrh'rh' '"c
rlt oT this -taie called to investga" the ~"urc" "
.,.l,,,cticc TINT has caused much suffering In
his cnun'rN II was unani mnuslv recon nended thnl
At the afflicted shnutd copa"n Dr. Young hs ne Sis
the onlv regular 'hv.ici"n nov advertising !" 'h-
roria oil Others In his line heng Q'acks and nnn',
tors and are not 10 be trustrd The nNic'ei VIII
le,-e y, ke moi &c thnl ther was NOT Ph'sicihn Al
The meeting no nd ever seen nr heard ot n sri1
case ~ n'nlpractice from nr. NohhV. ~hie h"' n"o
fthcm hut had seen nnm''"r of cHses rom inc
foreign nunck@, wh1 80 vau hnglV set Iorth l"eif
nrptended virtues IN the pun'ic prl"is. .
The above facts shnui he BONE In mind by ell
seeking medical assistance
TbanL haven thav nrp getting thoroughly expos
cd and It will not NJ long hei"ra ihcV WV hn'e W
AZ tbe country - avoid iho inst Indignation ~ nm
outraged pu,,lr Then ~ii ~ good people tfhnE
nr Young r h- continued efoTisto Danish quack'
ery from oHr midst.
nR YOUNG cnn be consulted from VI TO : Y
nj hi. nFice corner Of California aud Montgomery
streets over the Pacgc express odce san tfHnc'sc"
.iI letters enci srR the usual fee Oslo, Will NEE
i,h nj Att
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FOR THE BENEFIT
The Sufferers

MRS. SILVER
VVyIfJ SELL. TIVE ST OK SAVED FROM THE
w Pire. Tentv-hse per cent hs less than cost.
n ORDER I , make ON Tor the most desirnhe Stock
,.rr u Osov ,e which will he oprned so'n rs she
an have q building erected suitable to hold the
uan.
Mutgnmerv stree. near " rt""n. 81"
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at the University, Penn
Can be tound at the old stand, corner Of
Monfg0mery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can heconsu'ted privately n nd with the
utmost ccrHd, hv the afflicted ri al hours daily,
from ? A. M..until P. NJ. (Curesaiways guaranteed
or no pay required.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-15
The Supreme CouFG o6' tilc
sssiecL states.

About scNeuty years siure, It's cJurt
WAS established lo determine cases vi l.hlu
Is Juris iic,ion arising among folr millions
4 people--a number scarcely greater than
the present population of the sac of New
York \, tnat time our commerce was
limi ed. ,ul i.de business WIS done c.,lcu-
lated tu end ii i5alioa Ia this cour,.--
the Union was crmp"se of ,nlr.een very
sparoeIy papula.cI S.a.es. Six Ju lgeS
were appointed to perform the dU.ies as
81 sned 10 the court. For many Of Tie
first years OF tins court. the docket seldom
con aimed thirty cases. and sometimes not
halt that number Now we have near
seven times the population, AMI IN IN
mense commerce. with varied AMI IN
creasing business calculated To generate
controversies to b. settled in this court
We have thirty-onc States. one District and
seven Territories, and have but three more
judges upon the bench than we had al he
first organization Of the court The dock
ct at the present term contains two hnnd-
red and sixly-ri5ht cause'. including five
upon the OH sinal docket where soverel IN
.afes are parties, less than seventy OF
which have been heard. At the all nurned
term some forty more be considered aud
disposed of. leaving the business Of nearly
two annual terms undisposed Of, with ev-
cry prospect of rapid increase in the
number Of new cases
Ii has been suggested that the progress
of this court is not as rapid as that OF ma
nv State courts There are striking rea-
sons why this is SO. Each State court ad
ministers the laws Of its own State, and
new and difficult questions are not common.
The bar and court become familiar with
their own peculiar local systems. They
seldom have occasion 10 examine and con-
slider any other. Hence. State tribunals
become as familiar with their own jedicial
matters. ~ mechanic with his own
tools But. from the very constitution OF
the Supreme Court. it is impossible that
il can dispatch business with the same IA
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-15

DEAR NEFFA:-I hadn't sent We lether
since the last time | wrote ye, because we
have moved from the former place Of living
and didn't know where le her would ind
We, but Inow with pleasure take up my
pen to inform You of the death of your
own livin' uncle Fitzpatrick, vino died very
suddenly last wake afher a lingering Ill
ness Of about six wakes The poor man
was in convulshuus the whole time Of his
lllness, lying perfectly quite all th while
and spacheess iatirely. talkia' incoherent-
Iy, and cryin for wa,her had no oppor-
unity Of iuf1rmin ye Of his deih sooner,
eXcipt l wrote 10 We by the last pos, which
wint two days before his deth an thin
ye'd had the postage to pay. I'm IT a
great loss to tell We what his deth was oc
cashuned by. bat (eaf II WAS by lis last
sickness. lie never was wei in lin days
together in tie whole time Of his coodue-
ment. but be that as it will. as he bra.hed
his last, the doc,her gave no all hopes Of
his recovery. needn't tell We anything
about his age. for We know thai IN May mkt
he would have been twenty i've years ould
blrrin' tin months. AMI had he lived ill
that time lie would have been six months
ded. His property is very considerable;
it devolyes upon his kin, @hc is ded some
time since, so that 1 expict il will be equil-
Is divided between Us, and thin my dear
Larry, ye'n git tso-ta;ris oC the whole,
ana - i,uo9 thae i.e hgi fine esfha.e
which was solI to pay his debts, and the
remainder he lost on a horse race. BuJ /.
WAS the opinion of all the ladies prisent
that he would have won the race ii the
horse he ran against hadn't been too ftst-
bad lick TO the basle. But poor soul, he
viii never ale or drink more.
And now Larry, my dear boy. ye ain.
a relashu1 in the vide world meself and
yer cousins tn..t were kil- in the last war
But can't dwell upon this mournfnl sub
ject. but will sale this lether with black 81
lin wax. and put on yer uncle's coat OF
arms. SO | beg ye not to brake the sale
when ye open the lether until three or faar
days after ye resave it-bc that time ye will
be prepared for the mourGful tidiag5.
Yer ould swateheart, Mary. sinds her
love to We. uubeknown TO me. When the
bearer Of his arrives in Hamilton, ax hIm
for this lethcr, aud if h don't know which
one it is. tell him il is the one that spikes
Of yer uuc les de,h. and IS sealed in black.
Yer atIecshunate ant.
JUDY O HALLTGAN.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-15
Rough and Ready Sermon,
No. q.
BY THE PRAIRIE PREACHER.

TExr:-'A soft answer turncth away wrath; But
gievous words stir panger."
My Hearers:
How often. In the course OF life. do we
s-e The words Of our text verified! What
&: -, amount of strife. contention. dlscord
and violence might be avoided by gentle
word, mild answer. or forgiving look.
Contention is like unto a spark Of fire; II
discovered in season. little water, prop
erly applied, will exiiuguish IT. but on the
other hand. let the wind blow upon 1t. and
the tiny spark increases IN size AID heat
until il is famed Into a flame. which, SER
pent like. springs forth from its hiding
place. with folked tongue and frey breath
enlarging in size and power by every guS'
of wind that sweeps along the earth. until
breaking loose from all control, 1t ruShes on
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-15
JUDY OHALLTGAN.
To LARRY O'IIALLTGAN.
Gcacgal Jail Delivery:


Ok COUNTY JAIL.
On Sunday morning between u aad 3
O'Clock. j. b. Shears. Michael Gillisan.
Brooklocker, Lee Oycrmaa. J. Wool, Jas
N-.nuess, }. 8leRay. anI Geo. Waslcr. all
prisoners in The Marion County Jail, made
their escape.
Shears the couu.clf,i,er. So FIR rs can
be asceraiued. conJriyed and u-ed ihe
plan. BY some means he had become pos
sessed Of f:.se, dupica.e OF skeleton key
at his cell door By f,s'enias dis key
aboa ;he middle Of = pot!"r sick some
TWO {, t ing, and putting 1t through The
grar,ng. tne doors Of the cells are made
# i.oa bars and snlock only from t--e Cut-
side. aad working /, up and down he
vas successful in getting ;, IA'o ihe kel
po!e. THEN, BY means OF a sang ut4 L"
the upper part Of Jhe stick. he tai'' l.
around mui the bolt WAS drawn. Shears
then unlocked every other cell and to' al
to make their escape with him. which was
e. be done by pyns up one end ct "A one
slab some l5nt inches long ana some hour
inches tnicA. winch formed the ceIllug OF
his cell. This WAS done. blocks Of wood
being us-d to keep il 10 It's place. Through
the opening thus made the prisoners gain
cd what Is called ,he Sarret Of Tie jail, wnich
is only about five feet IN height. They.
standing on a table for the purpose. which
Saears had used in his cell removed the
brick from tlue jlst whore l. ius the roof
Of the jai, making hole suhcieAdy larEa
10 crawl throush one AZ Il unr. Then by
means of quilts aud blankets led tose,he
they descended into the Jail yard. thence il
was easy to reach the street, plenty of
means being at hand for scaling the outside
wall.
There were three others confined with
Shears in his eel. Thus he had assistance
in his inside operations.
Every prisoner in the jail could have Is
capped but some six or eight refused. One
or two were cursed bv Shears for not be-
ing willing to make the attempt As II
was the desperate men, those accused OF
the highest crimes two of murder. Gill
Gan and Brooklocker-the counterteiters,
Shears. Woods. Vannesss. &c, got away.
One prisoner. Lee Overman, a negro, ar
rested by officers Plowman and Colley, ior
burglary in ShelbyviIlc. and lodged IN jail
only about twelve o'clock on Saturday night
ma e his escape IL sp nt but an hour or
two in prison.--State Sentinel.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-15

LIES TR)UBLEs.-We may compare
lie troubles which We have to undergo in
ia tie c3urs. of TINS lif. 20 great bundle
Of aggols, far too large forus 10 iifl. Bus
God docs nos require Is 10 carry thu whols
a once; on, msseiilily rnties the bundle.
AL gives as first o~e suck, which we ara
lc carry to-day, and then another which
we mast carry tomorrow, and 60 on
Fills "e might easily manage, ii we would
.u.y take lha burden appointed for each
les by carrying yes'erlay's sick over .
ain to-day. ana adding io-morrow's bur-
deus b our ioS before We IRE required to
bear il.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-15

E..~ The changes in California furnish
the theme for an eloquent editorial In the
San Francisco Herald. It says;
Several years ago, the only recreation
open TO the miner were those of an exciting
and eneryating character. The gambling
saloon, with its glitter and tinsil, was tho
great center Of attraction, after the labor
Of the day was over There was a charm
about It's blaze Of light, the sounds Of sweet
music which noated in the air. the cry Of
the dealer rs he uttered the name Of the
losing or winning card, the buzz Of the
moving multitude, not to be resisted by
men whose minds were continually over
wrought by unnatural Influences. The Sab
bath was looked forward to Gs a day of RI
otous indulgence, for furious drinking. for
enjoying tho bagbarous spectacle Of the
bull Il ,ht But how Is it to-day? The
glare If the gambling hall has paed before
the steady beams Of enlightened and con.
seryative Progression. Every town can
b)sst Of It's spirc-capped buildings sacred
to the worship Of the living God. and those
crowds, whose noisy and tumultuous din
used to strike harshly upon the ear, are
now to be seen upon the day Of rest wend-
ing their way calmly aud peacefully TO
church. School houses are scattered eY-
eyerywhere. end even the smallest camp
upon The river, overshadowed and almost
cnt OF from communication with the outer
,v9,ld by lowering hills, boasts of the Ii
brary and I-ba ins associa ion. This much
il seven years--what is hidden in the sew
en- years 10 come''
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-15
HSlsxGls GlilOaae OA ksuYr &El d
saasallEgGEs.

o. TharslIy night las, Hon. Rufus
Choa.e dcise ed a lecture before the Mer-
camille Library Association IN Bos on, Oh
Barr aud Hamilton. The hal! was Gro vI-
ed 20 5 Utmost capacity. From an alb
s.rtct of the lecture published In the FRAY
cler. We mike tho following extracts:
Mr.. Chptte's first words after his iutro-
lucdon were, The name OF Washington. "
Washing on. he said. was never the found
er, lea Ter, or follower Of IA party. From
the hour when h. stood So noby upon the
bauAs Of The Allegheny, ill he died 50
grandIy at Mount Vernon, he was eminent
ly first in war, first in peace, and hrst IN
The hearts of his countrymen. lie lived
and acted and fell asleep before our age
Yet history. biography, all The records OF
his day give him To our memory only as
our lalher. IL WAS his TO do such nation
al things only, as we all understood, ap-
preciate, honor To the last. There might
have been few who were glad when he
died, bet his survivors spoke for all men,
when they thanked God that he had laid
his pure aud While frame where misfor-
tune could not harm it, or calumny tarnlsh
it. On the day that he died. our age OF
party began.
And among the partis'ns whom we
would consider was Aaron Burr. Burr IN
four years, ending with 1873, rose to the
command of his regiment in the Revoiu-
tionary war, everywhere equal to himself
everywher, unseeping. shilful and brave.
And this was all that remained to US oil
him. All the rest of his life was nothing
To us
In 1891, partly through the unpopular
ty Of Schuyler, and partly from other cars-
rs. he was elected to the Senate OF tie
United States, was chosen Vice President
in 1900. and in an evil hour competed "ilh
Jefferson for the Presidency, by which he
was ruined in 1901. Ills duel with Ham