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Jo,eph n. Alexander
Jno. A. Rollings.
nI,y., p Watson, Action hrouuht in the
Iler Crymer District t0"r' nf the Fif
WIN T. Evans, ieerth ludicioi District
Ch,yos Pvaus and tho ronnl-iat filed
n wbae,ar Yin the ronu'v Of putte.
TbomssF nsvis in the n"'"n NJ tho fHnrk
Thomas y. Boucher, Of said District Court!
chsres IIensley,
J. Watson.
JR Woolen. mud
s,mnel j H"nslev.
yUyuE PEOPLE OF THE STATE 0F CAItFoR-
, MIS- Send Gr 'etinq to tnhn \. Rnll'gs. oliver
. watso, ,ilap Civ,o,r Wn T. Fvqos. Charles
Pysrs r. Whaalnr ThNnas npvi'. Thon's
Rnurhar, Charles H"nsl"v, 7. Watson ] v. WHnlHn.
sni sanna, tTersinv: Won nr' har'hv rennr"t
rsnpea- in m action brought o"aiosi vNn nv IN"
A,ve na'nad rinin'ia ~ tho nistr I Court or the
Esan,h Iad ciai District in aui tor the County nf
puia mi to answer The cntnHa' 4 H'"t 'h"r'n. "a
|cony " which arcnm,1 nies This SImm 'nsl within
yn dqvs iusva ~ the d1v of servt""l of"r ih"
srvice on vor of'hs summon " served Within his
nr,iv " sawed ort af this rourtv hnt whin ms
|Iiral District <ithin t~onv davs: or II servni ont
|a.sd nist-ic. thrn withia FORTY iavs--0- ii'9mem
|ss dafeut viii he tate" arainsi Won T'e said action
sh-'ncht 10 obtain u iiiyn"n' NM d"cr"e "t'or'-
[an.rn " ain rud r'u~n of " '-'Va"e v" rinr
|a,,e ~, the on,h dov nr t"ne n 1SfI. oNaru'Hd hv
he dofeniant L,hn \ II ,llin"s 10 IN" n'mH'lf HH'
fnr ha saln oF rortgar" prn 1i1os de9"flh" hHr"ih
aad the annlIcni1n of the nro"""iS o' -"N SN'" 20
,ha rsrmem nf the or,onnt due on ~" n"N''ts'rv
na,a descri had IL sat un-tQage tngeth"r win snrh
'hsr and fvrthrr r"h"f in IN" premises ma !" nnr
ed "ou-, NAV rirht and nrnn"r: asn Tor coats
fs'i' and f von fn'l 20 an0eH- nd "ns'" ~" s'l'l
kom ,,,,,, a. ,h,vo rerni~ot the n'"tnt' viii apply
to Co,y, ror tho r.lirf domnndad therein
Given "raa- NV IN I'D ant the Son o' ~" hs~ici
n -, , 'orr, of the Fien"n'h FuAi 'i1' Nis'r'ct
srA. this 18th day Of Will in ''e r'n- o,
~ our i'ord one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-eight.
VI. " DARRACH. Tl"rk.
MJ. MARBLE Deputy CLERK ap,7?m
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Summons.

STATE or Q rAtTFrRNIs.
IN ,be ni.trict Tour, ~ the lIth uicial District
County of Butte.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn
Can be fonHd AZ The od stand, corner Of
N5ntgomery and California streets, san
Francisco,
Where he cqn he,onsulted D'ivateivand with the
utmost confd ncn nv the afflicted at all hours daily.
from "a. NJ. until p. N. (Curestlways guaranteed
nr no pay required.
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MlSCELL NEOUS.
Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED IN SACRAMENTO lrRoM san
FRANCISCO,
DR.. DAVIS, -

OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
NVyIO IL DAILY RESTORING SIGHT TO TIE
w Blind Hearing To the Deal, banishing fitst
Removing Marks from the facet curing pies and bad
Sore legs! Hair also restored " tho head, and pre-
vented irum failing on
The Doctor viii cure PRIVATE DISEASES In less
time thnn ANY mun in the world, Without loss Of lime
to the pnlient. 8t
LADIES, with Weaknesses Of amy sind. give HIM
call and yoa Will not regret IL Ladies' also attended
10 by letter. 81 +-..E
Persons treated for CONsU MPyfON had better see
the Doctor as nine cases oat Of twelve are not Con-
sumption at all, aud euTabla. All persons may
Toe sure tina, tho Doctor viii not take any csse In
haad unless he is certain Of rf.ctinp cure. MA4
The eHtcnt o imposition nDw-D days IN the practice
Of m.dcine induces the Doctor To invite all tersons
10 his office where they can see fer themseus tho
cures bo perorms: where, ulso. hi. Office btDk Ia
nren for reference to the hundreds he has cured In
lnn ffnnci'co, and also his Diploma
Cancer Cured without the
Knife!
MArk-Thls ~ the Dr. Davis who performed so
many wonderful cures at his Office 1t7 broadway,
New YORK. ~
Notice TO the Old Country People 4.
Br. Davis treats all cases the same he did In
MADAM STEPHENS HOSPITAL In Dublin.
Ohc" hours, from "A. NJ, TO y NJ,
ofFiCE-No. 10 l. street between Second nnd
Third. Feb 3d-tf
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The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZES one
OF the largest aud best weekly papers oi the day, Al
Imperial Quattu CONTAINING eight pate., or ory col
umns. ot tutoraining oiisiua ulatttf and ecgantly
illustrated every week.
A gin worth from 80 cents TO $4,000 90 In gold viii
be presented tu each subscriber Immediately ON IT.
coipt oi the subscription money.
one copy for one y,ar.. 50 90 und gin.
one copy Tor two yenrs,. 90 atd gifts.
uuo copy for three years. 90 ahd 3 gtns.
one copy tor Hve years. 90 aud . Ruts.
AND TO CLUBS
" Three copies one year s. 90 and gifts.
- tve copies one year. 90 and grtts.
Teh COPIES one year H. 90 aud 10 lafs.
TwepArcopes one year 80 90 and u hts
The articles % ~ distributed nrc comprised In the
following list:
Packages OF gold, contaiaing. $500 90 each
10 do do do -. loo oO each
10 patent layer hunt'g cas- watches Sfu0 ny eacn
20 sSh ~a'ehe''''. % 90 90 s"en c
2oo do DO .............,,...9 oo ch
800 Indies' gold watches. .5a 90 e cl
200 silver hunting cased watches. 30 90 encn
300 silver ~hches....V - ~ $40 te 20 Oo each
laU0 gold guard sesl fob chains 10 To 30 % euch
Gold ockes, bracelets, brooches ssear drops, hrrasi
plns, cun pins, sleeve buenns. shirt studs. which
Keys culd and silver hmUles, and variety oI oIhtt
articles, worth from 20 cents to 10 eaeh.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription M ney,
The subscrbers name viii be catered upon our ub-
scrl ton book opsoste Il number, and the gin cor
responding with lhnl number viii be forwarded " tn
IN one We X. To the suhsGribrr, ny mnl OF ekprss,
post pad. All communications should he al lIvn eI
to HECkET 60.
4S AMI 20 Moffat building, 135 BaoHdway, New York
-..Spectmons com piato sent tree. Agents wanted
NY y-lhm-ihI
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t OUSI AIMS.

"To be used no. more than six hours each day.
For one sixteenth "t an lnc l"t...... 90
For one ei.h'h of an inch jet........, -. 90
For dine fourth Of an inch Jet. ......... II W
For one han OF m inca t........ .......... 3: %
For large quaufi les Of water 10 brewers, dis
Ii er-. aud foe other uses II It spec fled under
specific regulations tor determiHiBg The
uunniiiv, when the es'imated average quAn-
tilv consumed il less than tivt hnn irel GAL
Ions per day. flr each ono hundrcI gtllous
es,mued daily consumption, the sum Ot %
ner month
When the quantity use'i is more than five hun
dred grilons and less ;hrn one Thousand 4 A.
Ions per day. Tor each Ouc hundred ga IONS
estimated daily consumption, the sum of 81
per month.
when the quantity used is more than one thou
sand and less tht two thousand gallons per
dn,. Tor eIch hundred gallons estimated
daily insunptIon, the sum Of ~ per month
No person will be niloeed to use Tho water fF
wetiiug brick for mHklHg mortar plaster or for
any bmldiug purpose. anil IN Hpplcuiion has boeu
ma,le FOR the stue, and statement made of the
number of lhuusind brick to be used, square
yards OF plaster 10 be rnt on
No person taking the yer shall supply any o'hcr
persnn or nmi,v with the anne, or allow amy other
person ur ia nilyto use Ich va without first pay
ing the rent Ia adq1nce for Atch family or person. or
mn Arrangement made wt'h the owner or his agent
tor permission for such person or fafnly To use The
some
Each and everv person using the wafer shall keep
his. her. their pipes, sInIcocks, and other
wntcr apparatus. Ia good repair and ~ their own ex-
ppuse, an ! prevent An uUi fH's tFf NHsts W "ttef
Them ol water for fnnnlnils will not be loved
to 1nw where il can be- used for other irposes aud
when known To br used for other purposes, such
fountains wall be closed
No persnn will be allowed TO use thr water for any
other purpose han those g nbr1c" in the HDncttlon
made At the time Ui applying for the permit 10 use
the same.
A permit to use the water in a dwelling, store
res n4r mt hpte Nc does not give any permission to
use ne water torlny th-r purpose ihtl th 'ss G p
breed in ihe cenae whpfr paylnenl ts nude for the
muuih's rent ant charge viii be- mtle in NIL casc-
where the SAcr j. used other pur poses than those
embraced in permit or license
GED. W. GARRIOrr.
Oroyillc, April 2sth 1888.
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BATHING ACC OMMODATtONS
Connected with tho House.
Shower Baths Free

FREE PASSAGE In the 0mnbns TO and frt m the
toais Look TO the name on the Omnibus 10 avoid
imposition
By unremIttiag attention and nbtiFng efforts to
furnish the greatest amount Of comfort gBd c'hsep-
ienee at exusmsy low prices. the proprieor hopes W
merit continuance o. the increasing palronase thas
the WHAT CHEER HOfTSR Mt present efjnts
For the accom- mod isn VI m mars and others nav
ing noney or yaiuabes there are two urge safes In
The nfEics.
There Is AN extensive Libraty and Reading Room,
we'll supplied 9th pa ers. osriolic y. &c.
THE HOUsKfs bPEs Alt NIGHT.
ss- Travellers will pleise TO Feinsmbsr that there
are M runnsrs connected With this establishment
,eI4-3m Il n WOODWARD. Proprietor.
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HOTELS, SALOONS, sc.
NJ. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
General Stage Office,
CORNER MosreoNERy AND HuSToox srRrHrs,
OROv VII / e. .....s,..,,
Ell INK IluNSnN p.nnrSaAas,
FRANK JOHNSON. Proprietor

NA THIS HOUSE, which ever siuee the ~
l--1G earliest days Of oroviile' has been the ..i
tupular resort OF the Resident and Travelling puLIic
has lately been thoroughly repaired and rel dtrtd
"a It's every appointment the very best hotel north of
Mht,svllie.
bElNG lHE DEPOT FOR THE CALIFORNIA
STAGE co = COACHES. Trayeicrsto ana it.m all
parts OF the State, will hnd this the most convenient
aud desirable stopping plsle In orovile.
The Table
Will always be supplied wIth The choicest Wanda
u6tainable In the market.
The Beds
Are carefully attendedtc, and always Kept neat and
cotniOrts bic.
The Bar
IL stocked with the very best brands OF wines and
Liquors. In iaci, Is The ann o udersiened 10
maintain Tor the st. klt liULAe, the eLaIsct,rof
First Class Hotel. CnmpIctc throughout
FRANK JOHNSON ,ProI rietor.
n. R.-Trayelers, by leaving thciI nan e. with tho
clerk cQn be called for the Stages 1T an, hour tLsy
may dSsire.
uroville, Dec %. ..tf, d3l-lf
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Lost |!

fHE EVENING Of July 5th during the
Ms' book containing my boarding accounts
ssns.tv VII return the SAm me - me Al the Maine
~ !. Bear the saw mill, will he iberslly rewarded
." sasstions asked r MrCALLAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Oroville Water Works:
Scale of Water Rates per Month.
DWELLING HoUsEs.

DWELLING HoUsEs.
For each family of not more than pers0ns.. 81 90
" overs persons and not more thah l3-....,,+ 90
i" Bathing Tabs IN private houses..........l W
HorELs AND 30 oARpI~G HOUSES.
For each buarItr and dger, including ser
wants transient 'nrdet,, and the family
keeping the house, .............. ..,... -
For cash day boarltr. r.......... ......... "a
Iodgnng hnu-e. Tor each bed within thr same -
iluiei bars from ........... - 10 10 so ho
Bathing tubs each, -........'< w
SroREs.
For zach tenement occupied as warehouse,
shop, or TOR nnY purp 'se not included "a any
other classification, ami not requiring more
than an ordinary supply otwat rirUm ). 90 to I0s0h
BAKERS.
For the the average daily use of -four for each
barrel per month ............ ....'........ 90
HOSE.
For the right to attach hose not exceeding y
of mn inch oritcc tor washing windows. cnr-
rlages, other purposes except sprinklng
strttts' in al dlition to eh trge Tor other uses,
not less than d. .+.......... ........ | %
For vegetable and flower gardens, for every
square yard -prnkled or irrigaed. seven and
a half mills per mouth
BATH HOUSES,
For public baths in all bathing establishments
for each tub. 90
STABLES.
For private stables, including water for wash
ing carriages es................ .......... 90
and FOR eHch horse over two ... o.. ....... 20
Forliv,ry stables, incl idtng water for washing
carrL -. for each horse -. 90. ........ sc
For >ta ahe.. Tor each horse ........ ..... 20
For Tr ckmans stable aud hay yard, for each
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BUIl.pING PURposE,

Io0hF atcor'TIhS 10 INC VlHHTIV o. WNI"'
used a. w 10 10 w
BULpING PURPosEs
For each Thousand of brick laid ..........,.. 90
For weiting brlck thrO leh hose OF otherwise,
for earh thousand ... ................ ~
tur clustering ch hIudrel wards ..,....... 90
The owners OF dw 'ltins- vii! be held responsible
or water used in the sune.,
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Action hrouuht in the
District r0"rt nf the tif
ieenih ludiciai District
and tho rn'nnl-int ilrd
I'm the ronn'v of pu''a,
in the nm"n NJ tho F1nrk
Of said District Court
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Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED IN SACRAMENTO FROM sAN
FRANCISCO,
DR.. DAVIS,

OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
XNTuO Is DAILY RESTORING SIGHT TO THE
w Blind Hearing to the Deaf! Banishng Fits.
Removing Marks from the facet curing Piles and bad
Sore legs. Hair also restored 10 the head aud pre-
vented from falling off. .-
The Doctor will cure PRIVATE DISEASES In less
time than any man in tie world without loss of time
10 the patient.
LADIES with Weaknesses Of any kind give him a
cali and YOU will not regret it. Ladies also attended
to by lettr-.
Persons treated for CONSUMPTION had better see
the Doctor as nine cases out of twelve are not Con
sup3ption at all. and are curabe. Al persons may
be cure that tho Doctor will not take any case in
baud unless he is certain of eifecling a cure
The uktent OF imposition now-adays in the practice
of msdicne, induces tie Doctor to invite all persons
To his Office. where they for themselves the
cures he performs; where also, hi. Office book Is
open for reference to the hundreds he has cured III
san Francisco, and also his Diploma.
Cancer Cured without the
q Knife!
Mark-This IL the Dr. Davis who performed so
many wonderful cures at his office 107 Broadway
New York.
Notice to the Old Country People.
DR.. Davis treats all cases the same as he did In
Madam STEPHENS HOSPITAL. in Dublin.
Onice hours from , A. NJ. TO z NJ.
OFFlCE-No. Is l. street between Second and
Third. Feb 3d-u
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JOCKEY CLUB.-The race-loving people oi
Tehama are talking about forming Jockey
Club, and to that end meeting Of farmers
and stock raisers has been called.
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j. Regan's Steam Refined
CANDY MANDATORY.
No. 33 Montgomery Street, between Bush and
sutter sts, san Francisco.

Poets sing OF tho Spices In Indian Isles,
Of the citron, the orange and lime.
They slug Of the fragrance solayish diTua'd,
BY the brceze Ia ach tropical CLINE.
Let the epicure boast Of eneh favOr'd dish,
The 1ayor 6i wines or French brandy,
Yet none Of the list named above can compare
with J. Regans "stcnm RctBd Candy"
Rich srices aud fruits and sweet flowers may be sold
Or dishes for elicnrss dainty,
But the question In this Will not debate,
Yet each have admirers IN plenty.
WithaL there are of them bali so weil prizd,
Prom the sweet pratng child TO the dandy,
As tina, sweetest OF sweets everywhere dnliz'd--
mean Regan's tsteam Refined Candy"
sRegann was frs, upon the Pacific Cpast,
Who made confectons--the fact Is known well;
Tho twas seven years since, he continues II siii
And sells by Wholesale and retail
He is selling his stock at such reduced rates,
That purchasers are always handy,
And they find each variety known to the trade,
Among j. Regan's "steam Reiin'd Candy"
Hes an hundred varieties, that need not be nand
And being made by the new improved process;
lie can sell his goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, 10 families or grocers.
OF French Candies now his assortment 10 large,
And buyers will hnd Il most handy,
To call or send for their holiday stock right away
OF RegsD's 'ssteam Refund Candy
" Orders by Mail or Expross promptly filed and
forxarded ds-3m
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOR SALE ny
BARRETT \ StiFRWOOD,
70 Nj tgomery street,
San Francisco.

ARTICLES or GOLD,
4 EtoNslsTING of LADIES' and gentlcmen's Watches
~ Of n descriptions; ChaislalBe, fob. vest, guard
aud neck Chains; sleeve Buttons and studs
brooches, bracelets and Far Rings, Pencil Gases,
Lockets buckles, Rings, Gard Cusep, snuff Boxes,
seals, Keys, Eye Glasses, Ribbon Slides, Charms,
Thimbes Cane Heads, Armcts, Crosse Necklets,
and everything new and beautiful In
Coral Work, Canoes, Jet lIork and
.N0Sdics. M
ARTICLES OF sILvER-Cor'm ing of Napkin
RINGS, Cups knife, Fork, and SLAM in cases, Salt
Cellars, spoons aud Forks, lee vyfps, fish, dessert
butter, fruit, pie and cake Knives, ftchors and Cob
lets Ten Sets complete, Cake astfs, Cnsors, Butter
Dishes, Salvors, Liquor Stands, Trays, Coffee urns,
Liquor Mixers, Gard Baskets, Ac, sc.
DIAMONDS set In every style OF ornament now
worn by ohcr sex.
QUARTZ WOKk-for which we obtained tho
first premium Ut the Mechanics Exhibition, We
we're also awarded II premium for tho manufacture
of WATCH CASES.
fF" Country orders sent by Exprcss nrc attended
TO with puncluny md dispatch, aud aalisiscion In
In all cases guaranteed,
Watch repairs command our particular aud prompt
attention
bee. 7, 1851. dT-2m.
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MECHANICS LIENS A bill is being franz
ed. and will probably be introduced in the
Assembly o-day or tomorrow, by worthy
representative of themechancs of our State,
which couter, ,plates Important changes in
the present Lien Law Among its provisions
is one narrowing down the opportunities at
present allowed owners for evading the SER
vice of the Contractors or workmen's nc.
count in the FIVE days in which the same
must be personally served. T. BY the proposed
amendment it may be sent by mail or, deliv-
cred at his usual place Of business. knoth-
err provision relates to the recording of mort
cages, and secure the mechanics lien sgains;
the wrongs practiced with unrecorded mort
cages The whole bill is an improvement
upon the present law. and is intended to
meet some vital objections. Sacramento
Union.
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COMMODORE PAULDING.-The following
respecting Commodore Paulding, who cap
tured Gen Walker, is from the Albany Ev.
entng Journal:
Hiram Pauding comes honestly by his
skill in arresting unlawful expeditions. His
father was that celebrated John Paulding,
she Peekskill farmer, who was ore of the
three captors Of Major Andre. Hiram was
born in Westchester county, and early in
life entered the navy, where he has gradu-
ally worked his way up through the grades
of midshipman, lieutenant, commander. and
captain. lie has ever been one of the most
efficient and valued officers in the service,
and Government a short time since showed
its appreciation of the fact by appointing
him to the command of the home squadron,
which he now fills
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Sacramento News.
SACRAM i el

SACRAMENTO. Feb 9Th.
Senate judiciary recommended the passage Of q
bill for the relief of the Mountain Lake Water Co.
Passed, the bill relating to the fees of office OF GER.
tain counties.
Bill regulating the proceedings Of civil cases; ALSO
bill concerning iurors-reierred
Resolution adopted @aIlng on the Attorney Gennr
a To know whether any lands offered for sale by the
President of the United States in May next are swamp
and overhowed.
Governors Message. relative to the stamp act, re-
.erred to Finance Committee.
Judiciary recommended the indefinite postpone
ment of bin providing Authorization of certain re
cords; also act concerning corp 'rations
Judiciary reported favOraby TO the bill concerning
sher,ifs.
FL Dorado delegation favored the branch wagon
Fond bill
acknowledgement. bill made the special order
for "Wednesday.
Several petitions presented and referred.
Bill Introduced providing for the payment OF a re-
ward offered by The Governor for the apprehension of
the murderers of tie Sheriff OF Los Angeles; also an
amendaiory act &c provide revenue
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NrAyLoR's CAST STEEL, swedes and American
~ iron. shoe sbspc, &e, TOR Gale BY
do JOHN 3. AI.BRo.
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UDIRD CAGES and Canary Seed for sale by
Id JOHN ALBRO.
VWyHRLLBARROWs and Cut Nails, for saie by
!" JOHN 3. ALBR0.
upOILED LIssEED OIL for sale by
Id J.a.ALbRO
y.s. ALRR0.
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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
OROvILLE, MONDAY, FEB. srH. 1853.

From THE SoUrH-The Los Angeles
Star contains the following items:
The Los Angeles Vineyard Company's
grounds are very extensive. Some ninety
men and women and eighty horsss are there
employed.
The rumor that Lieut.. Ives expedition TO
the Colorado has been abandoned, is with.
out foundation.
A party of fishermen took ton and-a-
half of fish in one haul Of net in San Pc
dro Bay,
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ANOTHER LUNATIc. A man named Will
lam MCGUIRE was arrested in San Francisco
on Wednesday last in a state of hopeless in.
sanity, He had previously been in the
Stockton Asylum.
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q lRD, LiNsEED, NEATsFooT, POLAR AND
Sp''A yoLToN 4 wrnERMorrs
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MURDER IN THE SECOND DEaREE.--An-
tonic Villa Grande has been convicted In the
District Court for Tehama County, of mur-
ner in the second degree So the .4dvocate
tells us.
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JUDGE CRANES Territory -Advices from
Washington state that the bill organizing
the Sierra Nevada Territory will pass Con-
gress without much opposition.
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Big STURGEoN.--The editor of the Teha-
ma and Colusi Advocate has seen a sturgeon
taken from the Sacramento, which measures
eight feet in length and weighs two hundred
pounds
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16
ssCaught on the jury.

An exchange gives the following for a fact,
and we publish it for the particular benefit
Of unsuspecting wives whose husbands are
50 unfortunate as to get stuck on the jury
A certain man, who lived about ten miles
from D, was in the habit of going to
town about once month and getting on a
regular ''spree," and would not return un-
til he had time to .ecool off E." !" which took him
generally two or three days. His wife was
ignorant of the cause Of his staying out SO
long, and suffered greatly from anxiety a.
bout his welfare. When he would return,
of course his confding wife would inquire
what had been the matter with him, and the
inyariable reply was, ''that he was caught
on the jury, and couldn't get off, :,
Having gathered his corn, and placed it
in large heap, he, according to custom, de-
termlned to call in the neighbors and have a
real corn-shucking frolic. So-he gave Ned,
a faithful servant, jug. and an order to go
to town and geta gallon Of whiskey-a very
necessary article on such, occasions. Ned
mounted mule and was soon instown, and.
equipped with the whiskey, remounted to set
out for home, all buoyant with the prospect
of fun at shucking When he had pro-
ceeded few hundred yards from town, he
concluded to try the 'sstuff, and, not satis-
fed with once, he kept trying until the world
turned around SO fast that he turned off the
mule, and there he went to. sleep and the
mule to grazing. Itwas now nearly night,
and when Ned awoke it wast Just before the
break O. day." and so dark that he was un-
able to make any start towards home until
light. AS soon as his bewilderment had
subsidized SO that he could get the points, .
he started with an empty jug the Whiskey;
having run and afoot, for athe mule
had gone on home OF course heswas con-
templating the application of two years
old hickory" or a piece of twisted cowhide,
as he went on at the rate Of two-forty -
Ned reached home about breakfast time,
and fetched up at the back door with q
decidedly guilty countenancc.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-09-16

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other shape. Girls anxious to wear pair
will ind them where the roses do out. Of
doors. VIII they indeed ?" remarked Miss
Josephine Hoops, as she laid down the
number Of the Familiar Friend containing
the extract: .sWell. if doing as the roses
do will help a lady to color, one might as
well never get up at all, for Pm certain
sure that the flowers stay in their beds all
day" q