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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

For sale cheap, orexchange for span of Hor-
ses and w agon--a House and Lot. House new
and in a pleasant location. Apply to
July29th-36tf u w. BOYD.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26

ia CURED.
their symptoms. tt
than 5000 cases Of ca
all afflicted people W
portunty, as the Doc
he can before he die
DANIEL Al
Who Is his sole agen
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
CLOTHING TRADE,

Need ask no more than examination CT our
mammoth stock by the public before purchasing
elsewhere. We have on hand at least 800 sum-
suits, partly home and partly Cincinnati manu-
f,ot Ia,,, ctxlo
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-08-26
FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats s. Caps, etc.,

A choice assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings, Trimmings. etc. The best of worKmen
for making and cutting to ORDER, cheap and prompt
DAVIDSON & Co.
apr22- off
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
RELIEF FOR TIE STATE FINANCES.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tnbune.

Correspondence Of The N. Y Tribnne.
ALBANY, April 3, 1853.
| hope you will deem the report of Mr.. Law on the
bill relating to unclaimed dividends, &C., Of sufficient
importance TO give place in your columns. even in
the current press ofpotical aad other nteSenoe In
the exhausted condition of the treasury, every
consideration Of sound policy and justice to the people
demands that all legal and moral means should be re-
sorted to for the purpose of Obviapg the necessity OF
Direct Taxation any other onerous burdens TO com
plete the Public Works Mr.. Law and his associates
on the Committee, in proposing that the STATE sha
take charge of the funds described in the BILL do not,
in my opinion 90 as far as in reason and propnety
they might BY the terms of the BILL the State merely
becomes the custodian Of these moneys, whereas the
State in its sovereign capacity Is the ectual and law
full owner and is bound to tae care of its own-to see
that funds which, from lapse of time must be consid
cred as abandoned by their original propretors are
not squsndeIed or improperly appropriated Real es-
tate wheHhas DO known owner escheats andthe State
applies il to it's This Is the pocy OF the SOW
ereign everywhere, and no well-iounded complaints
lave ever been made against it. Why not apply
similar rule to money resting under similar conditions
OF course if claimant of any portion OF these moneys
should be able to establish his legal equitable ngt
the State could not in justice refuse to recognize his
claim Such a contingency nee d5 not 10 be provloeo
for But the bill under notice, in the language OF the
Report, A.. ..,.u ....,u
the BoNd Of Commissioners Of the CsnA FUND and neEes oi
these moneys permanent fund to be called the unclaimed
funds ard under the and control OF that
Bosd and authorizes the fund 70 he used tor pubhc
purpose Of the hshest inpoto meet the sAsencle' of The
This 1t does lieu Of tsIson In lieu Of borrowing the
credit of postery TO be repaid BY pos
tey without knowledge that Poerty viii be able 70 pay
In this operation it creates no loan Il issue. 10 aoeK OF
bonds Il imposes refund principal interest IL
agrees only be just and this only In public law IL BINDS It
self BY law which is simply law unto t'e to ee Just and
equitable ard corporations and individuals u any way inter
ested In these funds r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
THE AMERICANS OF NEF-YORK on THE
DEFEAT OF LECOMPTON.
is AnrRicAs GrsBRAL COMMITTEE, !

CITY OF NEw-YoRK April ., 1853.
The following report and resolutions, submitted
by Mr.. Erastus Brooks of the Eighteenth Ward
were, on motion unanimously adopted and copy
Of them, signed by the members of the Committee,
were ordered to be transmitted to Washington
The represent atives Of the American party in Gen
eral Committee from the twenty-five wards OF the CITY
of New. York have watched with the deepest solici
tude and interest the progress OF the consideration OF
the bill for the admission OF Kansas into the Union
UPON the basis of the Lecompton Constitution. They
have regarded the principles involved in the discus
sion ss lying at the foun0Ston OF our Tree Government
and Indirectly involving the Constitutional and legal
rights Of every Amcricsn citizen. The subject has
become natons through the importance OF the CUES
ton and by the direct appeal made the nation az large
from whose persons are vestedthc strong arm oil
Executive power and patronage, 10 sustain the wrong
Without this Interpolation we believe the evh would
have proved powerless, never have been attempted
From the first the Judgment Of the Amerc An people
and Of the American party IN particular mss been
against al those extremes OF !ansticsm ana PASSION
which have toe long followed IN the footsteps oil whs
We regard that mistaken act Of legislation which
overthrow the Missouri Compromise after It had
been sustained for thirty years by the enlightened
whdom and patriotism OF the country. One excess IN
Kansas was the natural offspring Of another, until,
a. ttnes, the Territory found resisting the inter-
ierepce OF Federal Government by popular power
ana violence, and the hirehng soldiers Of the Federal
uo!e!nnent were stationed in the Territory to
mamtsIn authority over, and coerce obedience 10,
IT'S VIZ. lie onginsl cause to is apparent, and
only the natural Consequences have howed from
that untoward source Of mischief The popular ex.
ctsses IN hsrsa and the assumption OF Do yer by the
people there not only without authority Of law but
sometimes IN defiance of Law, were provok cd by sc.s
and nterferiIg With the Cop,titut,onsl and ns,sra
night OF every free citizen. These were enorD ,us
Isorps.ions Of power, and s.raek at the See5m II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

MoxDAr, April 5.-CHAs. Fl. HAswELL, esq. in the
chair.
Petition,.-Of Abin Worth 10 have model of new
FIRE engine examined To Committee on Fire Depart
merit To have sunken lots corner Of Broadway and
Forty.second street filed. To Committee on Public
Health.
Res0lvtiOns.-To regulate and grade Seventy
street from Frst to Third avenue. To Committee on
Roads. To build receiving cuvert and basin north
east corner of Broadway and Houston street. To
Comm ittee on Sewers To open Seventy fifth street
from the East River TO Fifth avenue. To Committee
Oh Roads. To open Seventy-siSth street from East
Riyer TO Fifth avenue. SaDe reference. Appointing
Wm. T. Brennan Commissioner OF Deeds. Adopted.
Directing the City Inspector 10 abate nuisance al the
foot Of Sixteenth street and East River. Adopted
To repsir pavement in Twelfth street. from Avenue
70 Avenue G. To Committee on Streets. Concurrny
With Board Of Aldermen TO compel the n. Y and Har-
lem Railroad Company 10 restore the grade of GER
tain mart of Broome street To have Greenwich street
between Murray and Barclay streets paved with Bel
pian pavement. To Committee on Streets. Concur
ing with the Board OF Aldermen to override the
MAYORS veto, and petition the Legislature for power
N Grant the use of certain block Of ground as site
for the State Womans Hospital. Adopted Yeas To-,
Nays 3.
Tfyorts.-Of Committee Roads in favor of
nayife Forty-ninth street between Third and Le1ng.
ion avenues OF Committee Finance concurrng
with the Rosrd OF Aldermen TO donate e. 900 to the
American Female Guardian Society and Home for the
Frendless. In favor of paying John l. Gsdney 500
for loes Of hor.e and cart In favor Of paying Mssers
Un6erhin Wilbour $50 for reports. In favor Of
buildirrs receiving basin and cuver corner IF Oak
and Roosevelt streets. In favor of paying Tromas
Tone sl25 for loss Of horse. Ordinance reorg
The Croton Board. In favor Of building sewer in
h street rsaa 'gs . ,ysanss ss
vay and Eshth avenue. In favor Of buikting sewer
in Tnir.eIth street from University place ~ rwelf
t,e,t. All Of which were h,d over. OF Committee
vn Fnalee IN favor Of au.honzIns the Co1.,sief -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,


MONDAY, April 5.-Ah. JoHE CLANCY, President
in the chair.
The Street CLEANING COntraet-Resolution by Ald
STEPHENS, to rescnd and revoke the resolution au-
thorzing the City Inspector to make contract with
Forbes and others to clean the stress avenues and
public places for FIVE years, passed Nov. l2, 1851
Adopted
Repeal of the Niaih-arenue Railroad Resoiutions.-
Resolution by Aid. McSPEDoS to rescind, annul and
repeal the report and resolution passed January D.
1853, and granting Vim. Radford, James Murphy and
others and their assigns, the privilege Of laying a
railway in Ninth avenue, Greenwich street and other
streets. Aid. McSpedon stated that there was an ef
fort being made to put this matter through the Legs
lsture. The resolution of repeal was adopted.
The Harlem Railroad Company IN Contempt-Or
dinance TO Stop Tie Short Cars-The special order Of
the evening was the resolution TO repeal the agree
mept Of the Harlem Railroad Company with
the city to run small cars through Centre
Broome, Grand, the Bowery and Fourth avenue, in
consequence of the Companys contempt in refusing
TO comply with the resolutions and ordinances of the
Common Council relating to the removal OF rails and
replacing them with grooved rails and the dscontinu
ance Of the Of steam below Forty second street.
This ordnance to take effect and after the lst Of
July next. The paper was adopted
The Board, after referring papers, adjourned to
Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

advantage to the soil Of hand.abor 1t is absolutely
necessary TO puverize the sol for many vegetables
inner than can be done by horsepower.
WV. LAwIos-I have no doubt that the turning
point in the Of many farmers in this vicinity Il
the cost of keeping horse-sn unnecessary horse.
think tie cost sf keeping horse anywhere in West
chester County Il {lJ0 @ year.
In regard 10 hand labor and the remarks made here
by Mr.. Robinson about threshing by fail, and for
which he has been attacked in = newspaper, would
say that he did not advocate the disuse of threshipg
machines; he only recommended the adaptation of
labor to the end in view-remsrks that were highly
appreciated.
Mr. PARDRE-I am reminded Of 8 circumstance in
relation to the Of the spade fork. have found
that by using fork with long prongs instead of 8
spade q man would do more work in one day
than in three days with the spade. 1t is sine 9aa
non in gareening. There n nothing ike spading
folk to pulverse stiff clay land and the secret ot
cess ia in the 6ne pulverization Of the soil.
Mr.. FULLER-In plowiDg al orchard the plow tears
plant four eet apart TO pow between the roTs, and
for spadipg we need only TO get the rows two feet
apart, and thus we get 10000 more trees TO acre.
have doubt Of the economy sf hand .abor for all
crops where land Is valuable.
The PREsIDEST-In relation to the expense OF keep
ing horse, will remark that keep ny colts till FIVE
years old without work, and can break such colt
in three hours 30 that he be mounted ard in three
dsys 20 tha. he can be safely hArnessed. The secret
Of breaking colt is TO conquer him, which can be
done by fastening up one fore leg and when he is tired
of walking on three legs, throw him by striking out
the other fore leg, and when down he gives up folly
conquered We spol our colts BY early breaking. Il
cheaper TO keep oos till they ma.ured before
breaking them. The cavalry horses Of Prussia are
not put TO service till eight years old.
Mr Way TO Fad Young Ldm6s.-SoLos RoBIy-
soS-I hold in my hand 8 letter that details Lew
vay-thst il, new to me-to feed young lambs, which,
think, Will be valuable information 20 ali person.
engaged in the business, since have always found
the grand difficulty lay in the first drink. Like
bpede, after they ges ta.te they are ready enough
to 20 IN for fature drinks The letter is from w. K
Burnell, Bridgeport, CT, who says truly:
"Thosssnds Of lambs are yearly lost in this country
FRI not knowing hoe 70 feed eni. Many years since
when engaged in the business Of wool-growing. a
ScotchnsD raised for the finest flock Of tabout 20
Merino lsmbs / have ever seen, losing hardly one
that was BON alive. He success was mostly owing
10 feeding the weak ones with cows milk in this msD
ner: With the three iower fingers Of the hight hand
cs,p the right fore g the foot, and do the same
With tse eft hand and ief foot. then rase It up and
hsiing the head Of TIE lamb kv iIsscs bsIyv ysur
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
Insolvency Notice,

ST tTE or CRIItGRNIA-COU 1Y OF FUTTE
~ County Court IN and for Rutte County. In the
matter Of the rotition Of joseph Woods an tnSol-
vent p~htor. In tur.uancc Of an order made hv
tie uon Thomas W oils Judge of said 'ountv Court
har'h"~~ i'm said County Of the l6'h dav of July
\ u 1855 notice rs hereby given to the creditors of
the said Joseph GODS. Petitioner in Insolvency
herein. to be aui appear hafora the il ''ou-t on
the first d"y of the September term II. 1858. to
VT, MOI dav the 18th day of September. A. u
1858 at the hour e 10 o'clock Of that dav,
then AID there to show cause. II any there b." whv
assignment of said Insolveni's estate should not
he m de ard he he disharged from his debts as hv
him PRAYED for II j. further ordered that nl legal
pro"epd gs against saih Ius"lv"nt the collection
of The .sveral any rf the debts set forth il said
Schedule be stayed until the final determination Of
this cause.
Wlre,s my hard and the Seal Of eaid Court
afiiN,d d this the 10th tav of July \. u 1855
VI II. DARRAlI. Go Clerk Puttc Co
SEA- I'yJ II MARBLE. Deputy
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
COnstable'S Sale.
EsY VIRTUE OF rwo wHIr5 oF EXr

HEY VIRTUE OF rWO WKlT5 OF ENECC-
ID ton. i-sued ont OF John Berry x Court jus
ticc OF the feace in aud tor OhpT Township County
of Butte, and state of California to directed and
delivered. commanding me To make the sum OF sixty
dulaie $3.50 0Ol and all cost ot suit taxed in the
sum Of thirty three and eighty nine one huudredths
dollars SS S9 aud All accruing costs on sand writs
wherein JULIUS DlPMAN il plaintiff aud VIII
LIAM llE-SE is deiru iant. have levied upon and
will Expose At public sale" to the highest bidder for
cash. on the rif.h day OF August, A u
1858, at the hour OF eleven o clock, a. NJ of said
day all Of the right title aud interest of the above
named defendant in and to the following described
property to wit: That certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the Town Of Otove, County and
state ntore aid described and designated on the plot
map Of the Town of Orovill". As lot number
II in block fourteen. 14D said lot fronts Lincoln
street twpn 'vtwo feet, aud runs back sixty feet to-
gcth.r with all and singular the tenemeuts. here
ditaments ana appertcuanees ihereuuto belong ug
or u anywiSe appettaiulug.
The above sale to take place IN front OF John 3
Rerry's office. ia the Town of Orovilc, County and
State aforesaid
p .M9GUIRE, Constable
Orovlle July llth, 1888
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22

A DrsTY Sell. The gold dust dug at
Secret R"vine Placer county. il very poor
and oniv cnmmnr rd4 about twelve or four
teen dol'nrs rer ounce. Thi- dcst has been
taken to Victoria. and under the namc cf
Frazer river gold. sold for nineteen dollars
The Placer Press says:
We understood sometime since that sever
a. pnrties from Secret Raviue arl vicinity
rad gone 10 Frnzor with sncks fun Of COLD
dnst. and we believe that if huvers at Vic
iora and Whntcom. readily cash over for n II
dust offered. that the shnments from that
quarter will become quite resrcct1h'e, as
Secret Ravne turns out weekly quite a
qsartitv Hnmhugs arc the order &c day.
md it is equalzng the business % have the
benefits accrue Mt both cnds of the rope.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22

ANTIQUITY OF III, Ps-The Boston Post
almost as noted for it waggjsh rroIeu,ities
as the L0uiHrHe JouJHai, has the lowing
on the antiquity of hoops: "Our In " Rad
ers will find. tv tnrning - the 81 chapter
oi the bo' k Of lsai'h, and reading the 1o,h
verse. that not only were hoors worn in
those days - the daughters o' z %. lut
they were also an abomination IA the e'glt
oftbe Lord. T"saye them the trouh'c, h w.
ever to hunt it M, here is The vcrse: H.
that day the Lord will take away the brav,.
ry Of their tink ing ornaments about their
feet, and their cau!s AMI their roUad tires
like the MOON"
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22

GoIp BEARING QUARTZ IN SAN FRAS-
crco.--We were yesterday shown small
rece Of quartz, well impreguated with gold.
vhich was IN the possession Of an INTEL.
gent lad named William Lents He stated
that in passing over the sand hills Mt the
bead 6 Post street. he cnreiessly knocked a
sBall piece on Ct rock, apparently cf
granite formation' and On examining the
rriece detected the presence of the cold Tho
lad is both intelligent and reliable /,
would he funny if rich lead should be
struck right in onr city $ r Heyali.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
DAILY BUTT rtC0RD.

A Go u RsAsnN.--The Beliugham Bly.
ties have been humurously compared 10 the
disciples Of Mahomet, as they are good mus
elrmen
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22

DeATH OF CAPT CALuoUN.-Ca,t Pat.
rick Calhoun, gallant ofticer Of the Uniicd
States army, di d at Pendleton, s C, a few
weeks since He had been in the service a
sumber of years. lie was son of the late
Hon John G. Calhoun.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
Groceries, Provisions
LIQUORS,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,

BOlTS. SHOES AND HATS ever brought TO th,s
market, nud which We will sell Mt WHOLESALE
aud RET Nt.. cheap for cash, and no humbug.
The nnt"rslgued would respectfully iuiorm the
prUIlr ui ruNt" aud vicinity. that they vail scll
goods OF all descriptions mt NHrys,Illc Prices aud
warrant cyerl u ing sold ~ repro culed
TRADERS Hhd Packer, " ia do wei to give us call,
a. We viii saw" them ia" time nnl trouble of going
farther below To mako purchases.
rHrtirul r attention viii always be given to the
supply o Groceries to families, hotels, miners &c.
mh26 LANG co,
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
To All Whom it Nav

E'lNcfRN-Al' p"r-oms la 'lr under an act the
~ iPgi-l' turr of lass. entitled d" An Act n oVi-
ding for the Regis ratlun of Marrii Re@. Blr p, Di
to c-s and Ienth-." proved April 26lh. r. \. are
hereby notified tO record such r'urrpgr. hir h di-
voice. rr drath. nj ihr County Rec 'rd RS Off -, IN
~e'rhanc with such law, or II VIII h" enforced
ssainst such parties 50 u"g'"C ing or refusing
INO F KTNNEL, County Recorder
Or0vie, Iuly 10 1888 It
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
- The Mustang Liniment Cures

= rue hustuhS Lthtmeht cures
Rheun ati.in;
The Mustang Linment cures stiff Joints:
Th4 Must ing Lini ucnt c Tres Burns aud wounds
The Nnsttrg l.inimnnt cues Sores and Ulcers;
The l,t1ny LiHin cures rakcd Breasts and
Sore Nipples
The VI I,tang i.irinent cures Neuralgia;
The NtstUI litnent rl-es Cnrns ana Warts;
The Mustang iinmeut - worth
l,o0o,oo0 DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United Sates, the preservcr and restorcr
ofvnluahc horses and cattle. II cures al Spuins
Calls Wounis SiT Joints. Sr.
willy answer this question? Did vou ever
hrnrNf any orlintry Sore. swelling. Sprain or Stn
ness. either on man or b"1St. which the Mustang
liniWent would not cure? DID on ever visit any
respectable iruggi-t il any part OF the world-in
Europe Asia Or lmr~ic1-Whl dil not say ''it was
the greatest discovery of the ages Sold everywhere
Every tanil' should ha,eh. three sizes. BARNES
PARK, Proprietors, New York.
PAEk & WHITE.
sole Apents for the Pacific Coast,
132 Washington street, opposite the Marke
Cnt.r'N 4 McnE 'N0Tr. Agents Orovllc
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms apS 3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
Constable Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF An ENECUTION
- lssurd out Of John = rerrvs court a Ju>tice
" me Peace in and for Ophir Township. county of
Sute and safe of alornia to me directed aud Il e
a'sref command nG me to make the sun Of Nv
ssNref 5000 dollars principle dent and SIX
.,s'WD dollars interest ami acCruiHg interest ou
.oe same at the rate Of tive per cent per month
TN fhe 9Th day Of Jsuu'rv u Is u'f .
Ph ami all costs of suit ta,ed in ~ of Gitecn
S,sntv one-hundreti1 (sli 70l do'ars tog- her
~, al accru No costs on ~li1 writ whero'n "
s~' Ian IL Via aintif ant : orrt~ i- defend amt.
sVe levied rPon and will expose At prh''c sale 20
-. highest bidder for cash on ThuTSdnY the
"ay OF August. A D. ISIS. at the hour 'tt
clock A. NJ Of SAID dav. all me right tIc ar f
ss-rr.t ofthe above named defendant in and 20 the
..n~lfR described property. 10 wit tna' certain
s- Or marcel Of laud yirg ani being aut situated
n- town of nroville. county sui state afrre-Ail ..
,~Hhei and desisnat.d on the plot or man of - )
~ ~ 'rnviilr aS lots number ONE AMI two tu
es " with the house thereon together with alt
- -. singular the teuements here'l ittmcutS ard APP
s..~nAnees thereunto hrlonQinE or IN any Wi.e au-
.ani'e The above sale 20 take place IN front ~
I'm ferrT's Office in the town of Oroyile, Coun-
'AEd State aforesaid
r. MACCiRE. Constable
"etei Julr 18th. ls5S
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22

DIR. j. c. You've, whose advertisement nd
veri~emcnt appears in c"lnmn.s the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured
pntents than any pther Attention Is cnllcd to his
aivcrtiscmpnt. "
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
Lost !!

A AT THE FIRE ON MONDAY NIGHT OR
N Tue day NOrni' &. dras OF Express matter,
in y htch was package belonging IA me containing
Mates payable 20 ne, Of over one thou SAID dolars
Any une finding such package, shall b. suitably re-
pBrded by returning IL tO at Wells, Fargo Co.'S
Express office, AMI 40 questions H.k' d.
Persons are hereby ca Itipasd avalast purchasing
said n0t.,, payment has been stopped
GEURsL Is. LYMAN.
OrovIlle. July 2, 1858. jsu
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-22
OROIILLE SEMINARY.

vENHIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN on
u Monday next, llh instant .or the reception
Of Pul lis.
Branches of an English Education, taught on the
most approved princi pies, and FROM acknowledged
text hooks
The Seminary. now in its TIA I'd year. can point 10
its thnroughnc Of Instruction, to those who have
avaled themselves of its benefits for any length Of
time and trusts to show a like result hereafter
The uhscriher having commenced tn" business of
Instructing Youth UPWARDS OF TWENTY ONE
YEARS AGO, brings to bear. necessarily, n large
fund Of experience tthan which nothing il more
opposite in imptrting instrnctonJ acquired II pur'
suit of his profession in various part ofthe Union
>. Il WILEY
To Miners Merchants and others. wanting part
nership's accounts adjusted, either single or com
pound or intricate accounts generally can have them
arranged with correctness aud dspatch by applying
to S X. WILEY.
Oroyile Seminary, July 10, 1858. I'm