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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-29
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
COUNTY OF YUBA,

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COUNTY OF YUBA,
Justices Court, city Of MaryssiM
UJIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
to ]. NJ. Reeves, greeting You hereby sum
moned to appear before me, at my office in the city Of
Aiarysville county Of Yuba, the Sd day Of August
A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to answer unto the
complaint Of Solomon Pierce, who sues to recover he
sum Of seventy-one dollars and twenty-four cenIs'
the balance due account for work and labor done
for you by plaintiff, at your instance and requesi
and for wood and money furnished you by planu1h'
at your instance and request, when judgment VIII pe
taken against you for the said amount, togeiner WIN
costs and damages, if you fail to appear andansNe'
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF SAID Goung,'
greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
Given undermy hand this 25th, day Of JqlB' A. -
1859. WM. SINGER
Justice Of the Peace Of SAID ehy'
Ordered that service of the above summons pe
by publication in the "Daily National DsmTSiS1 $50
newspaper the 26th and Both days o. J9S i9S Tp
jy26-2t-2GG30 WM slNOEN'
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TRAVES FRERES,

Il street, between First and Second,
HNRENCu IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Fine Brandies, whisky, AbsyEltE,
Holland Gin, Old Tom, ClaretS,
Champagnes, Burgundy, Madei-
ra, CUTOcOa, Rum, Annisette,
SchnappS, Kirsch,
And a general assortment ofFRENCII PROVISIONS,
no slrn
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G,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, ,Sota 9oUNGGo Court IT

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, GOoN66o Gtd 6ouTt ri
- YUBA-At the June Term OF the pIounw sn, of the
in and for Yuba county, and on the l8h a"y yn 1859
Term the same being the 9th day of July A. ,er D bro
and at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of that day. am0ns O'"
ceedings, were had the following, to-Wt' AZ
IN THE LATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JoHS TU0kkH' Az
INSANE Person. r the
This day in Court came Jesse O. GSoSore GoGaT by this
Guardian of the said Tucker, e nraving for an
Court appointed and filed his petition belonging to
order allowing him to sell the properly perry now here
said estate 1t is therefore by v all others interested
@ Gsed s 5 att The Be- n5 s5d of pp1ar 5 Gol $
in and for Yuba County at the dsy in the month
City Of Marysville, the fourth Ling he 22d day OF
said Month and at 10 o'clock A. NJ 'r nrde should not
show cause, If any they can, wy WHY % in accordance
be made for the sale of said proPe'''
In witness whereof, have .t. seal Of said
i's NV hand and affixed ihg dov va of July,
-: -. Probate s ,,,ie Court this 2Ist d"S y
A. D. lSo'' VIM. sHARKdEorn,,. Kdon,.
CLERK of Probate OO-...
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, YUBA COUNIi ~
/ nI.nA I.-Ir. 1sEl.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, YUBA COUNT
- Probate Court, July Term, 1859
Isaac N Groves, Administrator of the Estate Of sa@ m
Stanfeld deceased, plaintiff, as. Harriet ad nm.
Mary Smith, Eliza Stanheld, and the widow Snu ssid
known heirs Of said deceased defendants ine An
defendants are hereby directed to appear DelO ne
Court at the Court House, in the said county, how
oath day Of August 1888, at 10 O'Clock A; NJ nj be
cause, If any they can, why an order siouu al md
granted to said Administrator to sell all the ea saji
personal Estate Of deceased to pay the dep' VI
deceased and costs of administration. ., court
- Witness my hand anG the seal oil saiu W.
-. -. -" WM sHARKEY,
jy2G-32d Clerk Prop"e oO1-- -
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MI BILE
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvINE 81 BRO,
X Street, Corner Sirth, Sacramento, Cal.
NTARBLE NIANTELs AND CRATES, MONU-
INA ments, Tomb and Grave Stones, Tablea and Coun-
ter Tops Tile Granite and Freestone Stills and Lin
teis, &C., &c. constantly on hand and made to order
on reasonable terms. Allknds OF Ornamental Work
1onp with dispatch jani -6m
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Ee9at advertisements,
Su7ao~ao--
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

-,, = C172o ohaonz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF YuBA, Iss'
instruct Court-Teab judicial D;.,-.
FENHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF c,YY,ct'
W. 40 TO- JAMEo LEVY and CECILIA LEVY. okNIA
are hereby required to appear in an cT,ireetng
menced against you as defendants bv Huon action CON.
as plaintiff, in the District Court of tSo Iy Hentsch
District in and for the county of Ynbo S,h judicial
lorna, ana answer the complaint tbereir 'e Of Cali
on me WIN the Clerk of said county, vithi (which is
after service upon You Of this Sumnor 'h ten days
the day OF soyce) if served in said Of
a. ~ aTtul9 uaEs u served out of said connt, ubat
the Tenth Judicial District of the Stat oly but in
or forty days If served out of said Dsri, california
e state; or judgment by default will be 3 uut within
youaccording to the prayer Of the said against
sal9 acuon is brought to foreclose certain Tnt The
ol Mortgage executed by james Low 90 t ihuenture
dantS and delivered to the said plnnii you deien-
pay OF October a. D., eighteen hundred VI, ne eighth
70 secure me payment Of certain prons 'y-fve,
sle saillc u3le, Tor four thousand dollars noeot
mortgage being upon certain real pronert he said
OF Maiysvlc, Guba county, Canfornin ~ ~ m The city
such other and further relief in the r 'seher with
said Court may right and proper and sto our
to answer the said complaint, the said " ;, You fail
apply to the Court for the relief denanI PalhG will
ly order of the Court lheFein.
S.. Court this 18Th day of May, .a ie,n o. said
NM. SlIARKFY''
Clerk Disirc, ~
BY NJ p, DonUiNs, Deputy Clerk. Inv1 mytI1urt Court
InsOlvent Notice,
~ Office is hereby given to the creditors cr
petitioner in Insolvency. to be and ~, v VOLTS
the Hon S. NJ. Bliss, District Judge o G @ before
gicla District Yu county, California, al bs bbe Ju
bers, in the city of Marysvile, Yuba conrt ms cham
29h day Of August, A. d. 1859, at 10 o,cIo! on The
asen anna STe err tho to show it they can rSys
not be made and he be discharged from hia Should
manner prescribed by law. ~' MS oeSs in
p, BY order of The Hon. s. NJ. Bliss, Dstri,, r.,
Tenth Judicial District. D'Hlct judge
go. Witness my hand and seal Of said r.
H. S. affixed, this 2Ist day of July iSsS S''a Court
i,ootd WIN. SlIARKEY
~ Nroo,. an. Clerk Dist Copr,
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JOHN G. FALL,
No. 1877 FIRST 81

ANOs AOt 3
rs NOW RECEIVING, DAILY, LARGE QUANTI-
II ties Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES,
LIQUORS, CLOTHING, &c,
Which he offers to the public at LOW PRICES. The
following comprisesa part of his stock
goo boxes Adamantine and Sperm CANDLES;
20 hhds. HAMS and BACON
5 cases Oregon HAMS, SHOULDERS and BACON;
Il case SMOKED BEEF;
60 packages BUTTER-10 do. fresh do;
30 cases best LEAF LARD;
40 bbls. and half bbls. CRUSHED SUGAR
30 boxes pULVERlZED SUGAR;
hhds and 20 half bbls. N. o. SUGAR;
tons ALUM and fine SALT;
40 kegs Il. b. SYRUP
20 kits and half bhls. MACKEREL;
90 bbls. and half bbls. Clear Mess and Prime PORK;
81 coils R0PE-sze 4 inch to inch;
30 pieces DUCK-No. 10 to No. 50
200 boxes Common SOAP;
10 boxes CASTLE SOAP;
so boxes assorted brands Chewing TOBACCO;
Carolina Rice, China Rice, Smoked Herring, &c.
For sale at small profits. feb9-y
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Gtitn Ordinance.

N ORDINANCE for the levy Of the City
IA Taxes, for the year 1859, and the appropriation
thereof.
The Common Council of NIarysvile do ordain as fol-
lows:
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IX.--Vegetables.

Best exhibit of Garden Vegetables,
Best exhibit Pumpkins and Squashes, not less Than
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DEPARTUREFR0M FOLSOM STREET WHARF.
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San 1irantistu Sdrrrtisements.
P. NJ. S. Co.'s Line to Panama.

Connecting via Panama Railroad with the Steamers
Of the United States Mail Steam Ship Company ut AS
pnwallfor New York and New Orleans direct.
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OIL WOOD & CO., Propretors, 4i4 broadway, New
York, and ia Market-st, st. Louis, Mo.
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ers.
esy@ PARK WHITE, San Francisco, Wholesale
Agents for California and Oregon. ap4-1y-eodc chg
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-03
To. to es.cclesa the Gals.

TJ hear Gearte tell ths "Drugeer'' story
l. rah quarter any time. The 5. nv IS
capital, ba1 ig takes manto telit. Tlis he
does in sttch 7,rl5 as these:
.E. vou the truz-er2"
'EelI. | 'sross -; ssll drugs"
"WaIt. hey you g, any this here scentin'
,'ul as tla girl. PIT on their hanke 'chors?'
"Oh yes" reF!ied the Dir ggist.
WAL, or Sd.s gwine to BE- married. and
she -.a fac u:neaeace and told n ns to invest the
hu.l 'm8aae in seatia stuff 50 as to make her
sweet, II could ial some to suit: 50 If you
have Il fa5aI. II Just smell round"
The Yankee smelled round thout being
suited, uasil the "lruggsr' got tireI ot him,
and taxing down bottle Of hartshorn, said:
I've got seeHtin' stuff that will suit
YOU. \ single igDp on handkerchief viii
stay for weeks. al you can't wash it out;
Ju: to get.the strength Of II, You must take
a good 30 so H.
Is thst So, mister? Wall, jus. hold on a
minute til [ ges breath, aad when say neoco
you PIT it ulia5 ny snsller.'
The haatsaoEn of course knocked the Van
IoEa, p liquor has many man. ID you
suppose he &. ap and sn.i: aesin. as the
drlakarI daes2 Not be. bat rolling up his
sleeves aai doubling his frst. lie said:
~ 81 made me smell that eyerlastl' stuff,
mister, aat now III make you smell fre and
brImstoa=i'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-03
No. Z.

1*@Nr. Buchanan in 1852, thought the
expenses of the Government couli be re-
:ueet below fly millions with positive ad-
+ vaE,sge 10 the Government and people In
i353 President Buchanan managed 70 SPEND
double that sum, Has preach IS better than
hi~ rHastice Nj Buchanan sail IN letter.
reproduced hy Col. Fernay. written ii Feb
1872:
These expenditures lavo now reached
the enormous ssa 81 fjftv millions of lollags
Per anaum. aad unless arrested by the
STRONG arm ct tbe Democracy of he country.
may, IN the course Of a fsv years. reach one
han iss} millions TIE appropriation Of
money - accomplish great national objects
sanctioned by the constitution ought 70 be
oa a scale conueusararew with o1r power aud
resources as 4 ration; bnt lis expenditure
ought 10 6o Cr93G,teI under the guidance
ct enlightened economy nm. strict response
biAi.v. l am convinced thar our expenses
ought q BE- considerably reduced below the
present standard, aot enly wi;,4ou, letriment.
bat with positive advantage both 70 the
Government and 70 tile people"
FArAL TERMINATION oF THE ACCIDENT
At LEBANON TIE Young lady at Lebanon
whose sal case we mentioned in our last
issue, We are patned to learn, died yesterday
mor"!gs a O'Clock. The YOUTH beauty.
and high social position OF Miss Shuck adds
a peculiar sadness 10 This distressing accident.
Just al the moment when she was to take the
arm Of him who was 10 b. her guide and
kind protector througl lie, the haud of
death interviewed and made her tie bride of
the tomb
The particulars are as fellows: Tie wed
iIoE was 10 have taken place at | / o'clock
on Monday morning, and the happy couple
% aaye started to this city on tile evening
Uein. Just few minutes before The time
fsr the ceremony. Mr.. Thomas. the bride
gro n, swung open the daarof tie chamber
wacre he was alone with tie bride. and the
w.a1 male b. Tie movement blew her veil
into lie replace. OF course she was in
staa:Iy euvelope1 in flames. Mr. Thomas
was - bewiliered that he could render little
ar 40 assistance. The screams Of the slf
t-raf brought hee father, SISTER aud several
other persons 70 tie top Of the stairs, where
she had gone IN her excitement Water and
other means were useI 70 q iii -uish the FIRE.
bat before il could BE- daae she was dread
fully barnel. After her woun Is were dress
el the ceremony was pertormed---but alas.
the wedding aud funeral were together
She fingered in great suffering until Wednes
day morning at ! O'Clock
Her mother and sister are perfectly pros.
tratea, and it is feared they may die. The
whole community IS in gloom.
Mr.. John Shaei:, the father Of the deceas-
ell, Is one of tie most prominent lawyers III
the central portion Of the S'ate. Mr.. Thomas
is also young lawyer Of fine promise. His
agony Of mind IS intense. L2t. Jour.
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excellent Brick House with acres Of land
n situate utie north Of R5ehmond. The House
IL SUBSTANTIALLY built and we'll finished There are :
ro0s and large attic also q the best Of cellars
tbe whole size of the House hnro is carritse
honse wool house smoke house aud spring house
" ith filling spring, al-2 good wei aad eis
tern. aud a large stable. .,-..,,
Enquire II jus. -. hl.N@'N.
Jan 90, 1859. hd
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WA-HISsT0s, Feb. Il Ia5J.

i-+~t'''f- @'-'.e.-efl et#ftt'H case vas One 81
the abes. la, has taken place during this
Congress. At the close Of Mr.. Hunter S
speech on The Tariff, the uew Senators from
Oregon, the tHir,y-tl,-l State Of d.. Car3a,
were swola IN. and tl.e case wa- called a..
Tie following L. aa abstract of the debate
reported for he y Y Taa'.>E;
M C,'lamar desired t, c4.. up The case Of
. the Indiana Senator's. If the Chair decided
thatit was no.a pgigilasei question, Le would
move to take j, up,
Tie Yiea-PrnsjIeut said tie motion was
oaa # privilege. ba- y. under the control
IF the Senate. The scaa.a having decided
to lay il on the table, he had the right, as a
matter of privilege, n any time 10 make the
motion, butt would require vote to take it
up.
Mr.. ColIunar moved to take the matter up.
He thought it strange that Senators should
not be willing 10 pass upon the question Of
whether these men should be heard or not.
1t would be ONLY common courtesy to inform
them Of their decision on that point.
Mr.. Bayard considered that the action of
the Senate ia lagjng the subject on the table
bad the effect Of djscharriug the Jl.l.alar
Committee. whcG was 4li ..ay asked
/ Mr.. Seward stated that tie cf... Of the
pending Amendment (o4ere1 by M Pd5d)
would be practically 10 refuse tae contestants
a hearing.
The motion to t,l,e up the subject prevailed
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For Sale.

GONE beautiful lo.a lt Land fram to FIVE Aa-es
- situated oua mile west nf Ricana ui the Nation
III Rpai The thpv. Lots be hpug ght fge aHruri
payments with per cent. Interest.
JOHN f.. SMITH
Sep If. 1853 fotf
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Debate n the Uaitsd STATE Senate
VI. sEW4EDs Exaryc1yG REsoLrrioy.

Tie S44aaers, Br.gaf anil FaAl sm<ataez
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g. y. Stedcr's
Neu etuscrittete ceutiGc 8mbtinpcrciI

GortIbIi;t NIT Den NntcrccrUn9en ncr3eit muR Nrintip Csir Be-
tcecrI, Der lctn9titdlttr rthtte pcrittbt; StiuitdHo in RiTtidri;
Sn etcitEt 8ruEeidBc bc'celi. rrla he id mir Dem r~sretrlihr,
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'crun8en IN Der PRODUCTION auh ben strengthen MnfprSsrundrn 81,
IuRe " leincn IN Den Stdne eejret bin. Muc in nreir gab IhI,
tuer &rbticE. ais: Yorttoijp'S, Mutt etabduoe, ginfanltrsr,
pru Sti6crtien &c. &C.. aue Mrtcu 9prtu fir Droacrb- Strrrg !,
lTGiS fUr Acpcuer werbcn Hoh we Vor GH9cftrti0tM
8ut AyttE NGhtetteu, een SoIi. Yappc uue Ulas, fnb in,r,
%ocrr2tbig. e. s.. SttdCr,
Yuhbinccr uub parp1rb,jter.
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z2o SNIen Grhfbst. Nepceycb unt Gafe. 3udsr,
% JAP CRIME Ncr Yutsy,
o. Ppce. Grute Sullr GurcS Sam S1atpn.
aUo ptoS. Bacon 9 cH uur StpulterS.
ZWO ShS. &rtne No. l Ncaf Qarc,
2O 8t9S Nrinc 9p. / Qeaf YarS.
5OO 2bs. Yteeiun Be. 3 N,adtrti.
5'O Spree &eundgtine uuo &llpip Candles.
zo SpreS bt If, trsmn uno y upr Srap.
10 2'eree %otritmrene Sticr, - g3grrS San Sn,.
so aie,ecs ReiS, ~N"
200 ybe. Yu;c Stbcr 8irtda-.
300 Sadie Vd9uia uc SiC Na6r.
l29Oo0 YrtnNpee, barar1 unp . utibt 0ioarrer.
20 SbS. SIpcet Yrlport etbcr,
80 Sbs. YidlcS,
900 Spren Usrnan VjrsS.
100000 Yarr Snpt;ra 2pbafc,
100 SprtS Wunppwpcr Ser,
70 no 30 bldd.
iOo VroB 2tlorrb. unb 81 tnosai " tht5.
400 Sto. On Rse uMe g. nnan s9bisfts f,tr5d;ss s,r,.,,
25 10 Grtnd, 9rautY mo Gj;u. ''' ~'"""|
l4O &c stum uar Neplc 2'ranop.
40 ~ &CrcjlL uMo 40 co G00It Tin 9nc
20 10 WhIasI unb Npyilrtir!
sIfeppi.s yIrtr Sal;, Sepa, SSrNppina Tmirc. N1n1arS. Wf,f.
ter, @inStr, &tiIn, Sprtts nab lDlpp 0inFs Inn ycrTats,o nGh ~
w MtiItdm SaaGrr,
Wpr'clal: @cpcer, Nrcrijsn vc qiourr Dr,Irr
Nr. > Inn II Gait 1liutr;ti.
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!frutic, lNuNnetltte 5erir9e, Sbwej;tr, UNI gimturacr Ra,c,
rcelsn. Sarptne, DC ttG,e restuCntn. Stutlbt S3einc, cinotinadte
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itItit Q~lttttIuS III Iseer S3dt ;u bdtsn. unp Iacst ~ Htieiaem
lhnt trtdreltolt rn S0crb Uunberebeimer.
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