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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-28

val force To protect American merchant Vesses uler
crews and casgoes against violent and awess seizure
and conscation in the ports of Mexico aad the span
sh American States when these countries may be III
IA disturbed and revolutionary condition. The mere
knowledge that such an authority had been conferred
as have already stated, would Of ITSELF in great
degree prevent the evil Neither wona This require
any additional Appropriation for the naval service.
The CHIEF objection urged against The grant OF this
authority is that Congress, by comforting it, would
violate the Consiutcn---th,t II would be transfer
OF the war making or, strictly speaking the war De
| clarng power to tho Executive. II this were wei
| founded, It would Of course, Oa conclusive. very
brief examination, however, viii place this ohierta
| at rest, .ss a5l '5.e =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

= - 20 81 ZT IS 49, -1 Z - g
NIkEkNlAs ~ CLERKS Office Of the
H Circuit Court lor kanawha County the
4th day Of FebruarH 1859.
Samuel i. Thompson, Robert
II. MauFys Philip Dandfidee. nlChancery,
and Robert d : ~ Hunter, On Amended
EC0mplainants. and Supple
MENTAL Bin.
William Il. Edwards, Def
The objected this Amended and Supple
mental Bill, il to restrain. inhibit and cnioin
the said defendant, William H. Edwards from
prosecuting any further, certain suit Or at.
|tachment against the Complainant, Robert II.
Maury, in fhe State. 6f New York and also,
to prohibit the said William II. Edwards lfom
Is fhe cn2i6la;naiS 81 M jelendant ~ anti
ssd s:s & s.ss s a ss sss Bsss shs's s ss5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01
Sac 81 . Halnable Town I.ot.


Sale az Valuable Town Lot.
DYivirtue Of q decree Of thecircpit court
- of Kanawha county, in November last,
in 4h1 case 81 Philip Smell VI Smelling Nj
Smith and John W Fa1Ieys pending In said
court, ! shall, on -
Monday, the 2lstday Or March, 1859,
at the Conrt. House Of said county 81 Kanaw-
has offer fol public sale 10 the highest bid
DEL, certain lot, situate il the town Of Nal
den, lately owned BY II hilip Smell, and ~
him sold and conveyed to said Smith and
Farley Said lot Is one Of he most desirable
lots IN The town ot Maiden, and will be sold on
credit Qf six, twelve and eighteen months,
except AS 10 ten per cent Of the pure hase
money VI hich will be required ID cash, fpr ire
deferred payments, bond with good seenrifr
will BE- required, and the little vii be retained
Is further fseuIify, until ths whole II tlf
u Ra8 j.. G.. NEWMAN, ss L
kW 114 H. st Rnnefn1 4 ,nfnnli rtio1gp 81 i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

Conmissior cr,s sale of Tract u Land
QH Hrier Greek. 1l1
71Y vistue 81 decree of he county coutf
ID 0f KafaWha county rendered In cause
therein pend ling b " ich John 2 Shrewsbury
is pIsihl;lT 1nd lsrgs fett Palley ana Others
are defendant ), he undersigned special Coin.
missioner foI Aat plrp osss ,siIl oil
1lond6, kts 2 Ia ef Fs5raoyy nexf.
II being County Court day. zen atpuliis aad<
fiops III font u The doof o. KaneWh6sG 81.
40 the highest bidder. q certain tract Of land
lying n nih county, on Bfier Greek conE
tanning " acres, being pan pf tract Of land
oWned ~ John Pa6ley. deceased and 6lj6inz
ing The lands If Adeni Griffith and 3. T. RcI@
tel Fol q more particulSx description Of
which see report ~ t4e Commissioners who al
C6a'l iIle9 II lie cause
Terms 81 SHE 4 credit 81 liz non
ex6epL |o5|cost11d bonI1izsio1, which will Be
Required il czst re purchaser 70 ei7S bond
4nd GOOD s9tOii.y 1f1IihS InteTes. Ifom da.s.
mo. 8. 1}N Conf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

EtAME ID the subscriber, near the mouth of
~ Poca, Putnam C0nnty y, some time iii Mo-
ember lasl. three head of cattle described is
bllows to-svit: ! three year Old heller black
md white spec Killed. 81 ii1 ear marks, a two
rear old heifer, black and white spec X IA, md
white facSq smooth crop 81 TIE leffaau6a d
swallow fork ii the right xeallfHg, all
ritz 1 BEN 81. JAMES CAR0THES.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01


\ Clerk Once 81 Tie County Court Of
Putnam County, Id TIE month of February.
1850
David McCol4az md Holm g New
Of ld4. oides ihs dili IL M So'ass
& Newman, PlaintiiiS III dskt.
vs..
Sarah Esksw, b. ii. Eskew, and
Margaret Cox Defendants,
i The object bf this suit Is 10 rec6Terof lie
defendants the sim Of 800 90 due ironsflIem
e The Plaintiff ~ a note III Whiting Audit
appearing BY Hflidatit filed, that the defend
ants are noil-fezidents 81 this CnmnonWealLf,
7 = therefore ordered that thsY do oppesr
here Thin one month aIter due publication
q ttls order and do what il necessary % pro-
1eet he interest," IN the premises Ies!e.
4 I.IzL I'll I:
ALEEsN 1EwE.x -: Ps6: 3 -
|XIRGINTAj = ,A-At Rnies, hsI1 II the
Cletk,s Qfsce of tie County Cour. Or
Putnam Comfy 4 5ths nonllI q February,
IeoS-@ 4
EiI|i'n Zones Comp n.
Philip v Hal s1d lanes i e. chsnesfy
Tls o5lSis 81 ,i'is Ill being 3 substitute
some other tsIfo6 IN fo6La 4nd stead ol ne
6 s e Q'' Y s'< ..s'ss q ,. ess:.in
'as . e .s9' 3 sc e $50 aas ths
as!el 80 ho6: le.' Isals & '1's STATE Il H 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

Dissolniion 81 Co-partnership.
TIVE Ann 81 AKNoi.D & Co, Is this day
dissolved ny mutual consent. The bus
ines. hereafter, will be c0nduGtkd bx q.
Arnold, who will settle III account at Arnold
h ca. A: AItNlitl, !. .a 49,,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01
FULTz. DENNY = SHEPARD.
Fob W ABIDING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

GALLIfo Oils, OHIO.
HAVING purchased lie Weff B6st Of "
III N Clbbaes' Viii attend nIouptl, d 81
business entrusted 10 them.
assortment u Boat Stores, Prov mons, Grocer
les. DC. sc. NJ
Thehighsstmarke. price paid ii cssh on the
Waff Boat for Butter, Esks. Chickens, and
Provisions generally.
Gallipolis, Ohio. June g. #
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LOOK HERE WILL 76T,
G: z =: UfERlsAlr
SADDLE 8 HARNEsS arr.

- 49, - NAANA "A Co., Il =
VIE have On hand. and sis e,..,;'.
ceiving, and making up. 4he ns. 49,. =
stack Of Saddler,, Double ani ~. s g
ness. Saddle trimmilies, Fane, ~.
&c. al Of Which, having Manifs';
der our especial neliee, vii SE...
peFlsct. We have also on h,nd ! ~ n. y. =.
Of Horse CpllaIspf oui own Mtsti.r,s''. =. =.
several handsome SIDE SADDIrS < " I,
sizes, 20 suit Ii \ Ladies. ~
BE- sure % giye "a ! csll beio,, 4. g.
chase, cor va sse d4<ernins; l. ST !. g
Is any other hollse, ut cash. 3 =
REPAIRING Of 81 kinds IN Ii. .b,.,...
attended 10 hpnetpally On tie skorse,. - y.
WbIkshnp % Front Street near d, ~ s..
Boat landing
G. q 4. rREhN4Sf
January ! 1873 ssn3b
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

FOR SAKE.
+ WIS.,. g, ..'' e. y hslp ! Did q.
ley. Putnam O.. VII. tw5 - = 20 q.
field, The county seal and go -. - i,
from Charleston 3h1 tM.1'' g ~
The tract is well Kaier,j IS, e
proved; The poyiiot not o,S.s VI i.
being wei limbetdl T6Ss' S sr|!'f.,a
hundred acEes under kiSh -, 7; s1a6i 4
"a 4 h lsi ,s;l lss { ss ';''::
p H. The Hscesssfr 81. IS ~ il
- skabies barn. I,s ~ building
There are Two iisg h6hss q ..'.s 6
! large. young Peach bteksiS x '. 4. 4
he building. are 10 situated ~ ~ e e..
may be divided into Va fsfIn, - - i'l
There is also on tlle place t....s
Grisk Min, two Wells aud i s 81 = y
Spring. -s's' en-.
.ESf further particulars, eli :. s.
seriber. BRN3. , ni M g. q
September z3th,
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united ills vol 61 nIk.l 's4e, n to[lolz
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-01

Whisky! Whisky
66 BBLS and half hbls. best old Whisky,
t)AJ just received and fcr sale, by Il
s42 ". CASTOR NoRVELI.
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7..--, sHIe u \ eIa,b|s Nero fss7s.'y'
~ yistoe 81 pskdof Trust. zs e; ,.. e
- re Qndesigne2 anq E, Z. ,saf Il. .s. ia1y
ms g q i., ss'.5' SS ; Deed bear; att.
IS 81 81 4 ks5. VA so6dl, sss 4
,.o ~ "a a es.s sS0S sktlls 4 NE q
said Lewis +. ponna'ly, pp
1n.,sqy "a aati asya AszsA 'ss''
se,l 4 ron, 81 ia store Hpps 4 ths kan n
whS saI;nez. recently occupied ~ nn''n 9'
8s , Il co., and iot1,elIl Known g ~. tps
ro,,,,,,rv sf6fs, ct public anc'iont % tie
M II ;1 jsr. Ia cash. he i4|IQWing Negro
sissvs. s,S.~it Tom Wingheld, and h's tWe
thildIeI Alcey and spi Tom - A =;
lie Fsadle Adam, ESlan. john 1lesQn 2 I.
Rsnaie. Tom RoNIin, ASfoI., QaoIle', ~.
Rod, Henry en'qfs LOTT; 20 n I'e' ss q !"
King Enaassl King .!snzy q Mug ., hss'' F n'
~ w. Nsisan. Biz George. Ben steele. Aqfkhl
/ ~. fiS7F;ef Ann, MHfeafy John Thomas
i A ~ fliza and her 81 hildEen To- Wit jon
i Vrtstf Fenton, Munroe, Patience, Ely, q
|Isas T5sa3 MhiY and hef dyc.children, to- WI
r te5s,;. charles. Celia. Anthony, and ClaI
4 r;sfs Mana. ana her seven children, 20 VII
l;sI s. :;ol, MaIyina, Mahala, d ~ Ame'
Il ics1 i.;lIeT. and sn infant Lucy. and q
fnisr nhiljreli. f0sNif Aieck, ~ - NJ lsi
W;ii;s1 and Ann Marias Amanda and n
Iehfid Iae Mann, HafIiet And her two chiidrel
81 Lewis ana Jdnes and he increase 81 me I
male portion Of said Slaves, tna. may he !.
accrued since the date n the aeee s.oIsssl i
7 = Ssaf;kfv and discharge 50 much 81 50
Ihond. a vi remain unpaid. These slay
are very valuable. being of al ages, and 2
4 S'ferp Il sexes. and embracing among them
Il nun,1,er AZ lfirst rate hands such as are usual
emnloved IL the manufacture of sail.
q 4 H II. WOOD.
IN. 2pd. 1850. 40 tdss
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-
F51Eze 40 clh6k:
lLINToN sn1 e.hs''' INIT
III Mount Carbon Mining %.
s. t,..os' e : Dec'.s 81 lhe ciitslt oo1r.
Isl fafoifs CO.. NY, 4 '<Si1i4 A1ltd Nox: lVl1
1858. tie undersigned %e1'HiISlon:ts 1''' @44
II public aQ6lie1 4 he Mere 1snIs 1kez
4 1s city q 9ips'ees z e. p9 4 ~ 80 8;
e conveyed u, 81 Charlie S1obisohsr, |;n. g
william Edward ky<'sL an1 9efat- & ''.9n.
(Irnstees, 4c., and n tie MOUNT 'feQn
>>., 8 emma IL. 81 two leeds dated pee
i;5sis: he ann liay 81 December, ie1S. and
1b7ii s0tb 1853. and duly recorded. ana more
esneciaI|y set forth and described ~ DEED
|of Trust o. Mortgage from said a ysIs1 :. sna|
Ralston. and THE Mount Carbon Mining So11-
navy 10 Francis Bennoch and George N.l.ef'
fSfc6 Ill dated August 10TH ii 555 and duly
RECORDED. TIE same comprising about ten thous-
and acres flesd together with the apEilSt
ance5 effects and personal property ~ tlIe said
Mount Carbon Mining Company, helftofore,
he1onrine The impIoEemontE consist Of q
anod Saw Mil and steam Engine n complete
order and the lands contain Coal Of the best
quality having been already successfully
worked The abuve il believed to offer an ex-
cslient opportunity or Investment IS the sale
VIII Be perempt tory
TERMS AS presctibedl hy the Decree,
ten thousand dollars id casht balance secured
% Ire satisfaction 81 the commissioners II six
ana twelve months.
PETER GIBSON
& JAMES McAH,FHBR{a y Commissioners.
4. CALDER HALEY
Nov. SO, 1855. en- ttn3l
yYIRGTNIA, II The Circuit Court for Ka
y nawha, January slst, 1852
Thomas Hug
Benz. s. Thompson and Others
RscommiliaI Of Report ana decree aoE iuFshs'
sssss' ABSTRACT.
ssThe Court doth adjudge. older and sleeres
4 4haf sa;fl cause befefeffed back 10 Master Com
I missioner Laidley, with directions 70 review
\ No procsedings had under the d cFeial orde
/ of the folh April, 1858, and 10 modify, alte
1 and correct said account. and report, as to bin
4 may seem Just and proper DION the testimo
Inv hereafter "a beladduced iD the causa.7-
4 And the said Laid.ey is hereby directed I.
4 Eli brace in said review, an enquiry into g
4 the matters directed to be ascertaIned ~ sal
~ e,, lo,h d;rect mat no,ce oihe tin
$50 $3.50 NJ tak;ng ~ IA ccoriiff herein III
ana P'Sse n,,hl;shsa s a ~, 4 We hi four sue
cessiye weeks, in some newspaper, pnblishe
Snsthe County III Ka nd VIA, anu that such put
LEGATION shah Be equivalent q personal servic
Of said notice, I'll ail tie parties To this suil
i and On ali persons who have liens on the rea
4 81 personal estate Of said Benjamin s. Thonp
n SOM, Tests,
II A. w. QUARTER. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS 0rricK. Febs6, 1899.
NOTICE.
The nsrties II tie above suit. and All oths
PERSONS g NJ have liens upop the estate Z
rhe sa;d pen;an;n s. THOMSON, are hereb
nni;l;ad. fhaf have APPOINTED Monday. Ii
/ ath dav n. March. 1859. al my Once /
H Charleston. IS the time and place, when I i
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..| |ft Il RI 81 = 'I. *
public ssasIellT tbs, IS s'N con-
of work il his Inc ii .hs best manner,
and e Is lQT prices 81 ean b purchased
Thankful for the patronage hsret5io11
bestowed Oh him, He respectfully asks 8
continuance Of the same:
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4Nh8 Ia t1t1ii11. kEbl1<II
William HilIiS0ns spieer Pat IS
rick, ana GeoIE. W S11i-
mers, who S6e GU L1eI.-
selves. and ior al other judy
manifestations Of samuel III
Smith, 1ece5std, who nlaI
make themselves parties 70
this siiit. and coniribpif
Their portion towards deffaf-
i1g TIE costs Of he he same, s.
ss I; ii cksnssss
eotharl1S D. Smith, widow ~
Samuel w Smith. dec, d. !, and 4. &
lis adminisffatrix, Columb6s
Dawson, ana Mary Dawson, ~
his wife. Nalhn1iel Smith,
and Richard 5. q LaidleN n. 4
Guardian id litemfok James
Smith, Catha fine Smith. and
Samuel Smith, infants, VIM
/ G. Brooks and Frederick
Brooks Defendants,
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4sgaI advertisements.

N7IRGINIA, IS - All Rules held Ii lie
n Clerk Once Of Tie County Court Of
Putnam County il ne montl. of February,
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DURE WINES AND LIQIJO RS for
L medicinal purposes foI sais 81
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moor H0oPls HURRA1iiis II
krTEEf Brass, ana Rattan Hoops, Just 81
- ceived ~ 40 MAY y WE'LL.
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nan, late paItneys III she practice -
II NV, under TIE firm III M 6oraSs ~
Newman, Plaintiiis III dsht.
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E3a1
e. - = |''''''; e ls5<>., Fl 8 g &
10 g, -.
III 1FII1 t[6I1l 'f.'I ~,
~ u111I<c <1fe. [f1n1'. q. - I. ~ -.
't<ni l1eI BE- r{'I ttIo.s; 81 4. +.
s[s' Pffn t,s'so g. IBIS pace
iE''.'N q ne |I1l c0rS6z. :. 3 n
e'e'Il INVITED 70 thf|i ,ss5.'H. u =
"a d rs, NJ M
keeed Caters with knd Nj NJ, q. (.
KID Congress Booi8 Fancy S|;sss. M
Lsd!sS Shoes Ei... IA Z y ' s'.s' r.; |.
sII descriptions. They ~5dli S..:'
ROOTS AND S1ft}ES 6p '4.. z.
A'ANUEACIfi2 IS
Az q Nhieh srs 3ps,n,ed e 8.
Is q. haze !, sl's is' IsssI'.s =,
EEkIHtn, lIHDIkek
and tfeIyihine ii mir linz
Remember iAs piece. Sign of i.
PIG AELyrIofp nogs
/ immsdiaiely under lk< Journal e g
Street, GsIIipoIis; Clio. Z ~
i November, ID. 1858.
L. *
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483 lBIF3 y b. u e " NAM Il
~ zAt SPECIAL Commissioners. Il
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AFFECTIONS OF TIL Ae'.
Bronchitis, Asthma. PIenfssy, c''.'..' Z
enza Cough, and ~ 6thef s.s''2 q "
nin;siered before disease by S''ess
blew Il the ere. / fii6l oI<1lls.
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I coAlss Mourn. Feb, q. 1858. as
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INDIGESTION,

CoSljsene6S, diseases 81 the Kidu<!i ee41l
III de Stomach. Wind Collie, Pun is's1'
the Shoulders Nausea, Headsche Is
LIVER COMPLAINT.
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Rhdumatisik Lumbseo sill joins P'''' \
st. Wins Dance, Nervous 4 Wiieh'a'
FEMALE EoNPLAIrfk s
Sexual WEI ness. Bansnbess, Al Is
the Womb. Weekness ol the pasz =
and Limbs.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

Hrs LAST GRoAN-The Hon. Jas. Hughes.
of Indiana, who voted for the Lecompton
Constitution, ran for reelection and was de.
feated made a speech in Congress on the
10th of February, in favor of the admission
of Oregon. In it we find his dying pains
were severe He says: 81 am in position
to be impartial and independent My race
is run. The grass grows green over my po-
litical grave, and speak as voice from the
spirit land"
Beware, Lecomptonites, and repent before
it is too late. The people are already dig
ging your political graves, and like poor and
unpitied Hughes of Indiana, you will be
forced, in 1860, to write your own epitaphs.
-Plarer Press.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13
Foor RACE. o

FooT RACE.-Quite an unusual excitement
was occasiuned yesterday afternoon, about 3
o'clock, 10y the runor that foot race would
come Off at the corner Of NJ and Fourth st>
At the appointed hour, large crowd had
collected to witness the sport. At about So
o'clock the two contestants were brought for
ward, The parties were named Geo, Drake
and Auburn Joe. The former is an old hlud
in the service. The distance to be run was
100 yards on Fourth street from the corner of
NJ. The ground was swept off with Il broom
and every t. ing prepared for the start. Joe
was to have 20 feet the odds. Drake wore
pair Of pants which had lrgs cut off above
the knee and u thin under shirt. Joe was at
tired in Il pair Of drawers and under shirt.
without shoes, stockings or hat. At the word
being given, Drake gave sudden jump for
ward, and with such quickness that he al
most gained the odds before his opponent
could gather himself for start. The run
ing was good and at the same time amusing.
At about one third the distance Drake pass
ed his opponent and the latter stopped, thus
giving up the race. The Judges. however,
we understand disagreed in regard to the
winner; some contending that Drake started
before the word was given Whatever may
he said of this. it is certain that Auburn Joe
is no match for him. The amount staked was
$50 side. In view of the dull times, it was
quite refreshing to TO have some excitement.
Sac, Register, Tuesdag.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

DEsEpTIoN.-A gentleman who has just re
turned from the country, informs us that
about the middle of last week, wife, who
had been residing with her husband, occupy
ing a respectable position in society in a
mining neightorhood, about forty miles north
of the city, deserted him and her two little
children, with the intention, rs was believed
of coming to Sacramento to join paramour
The husband. at first. was nearly frantic in
consequence, and TO rlwed pistol, stating
tat he wished TO use it to shoot II savage
and worthless dog. After procuring it, he
retired to his calm, and was about to fasten
himself in, for the purpose of committing sui
eide. The gentleman who loaned the pistol
watched him and, deeming this conduct of
repairing to the cabin instead of pursuing the
dog, suspicious circumstance, followed him,
pushed the door open, and demanded the
weapon back. He obtained it, in time, per
haps, to save human life Numerous friends
OF the bereaved husband expostulated with
him on his rashness !; and, it is thought, have
convinced him of the folly of such an act
But what shall be said in extenuation of the
conduct of that heartless wife and n,other
which could drive him to the extremity men.
toned. Dem. Standard, Jfonday
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13
TELEGRAPHTC.
OVER THE NORTHERN LINE.
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.

SACRAMENTO, April 18th.
SENATE-Assembly revenue bill relating to
San Francisco passed.
The vote yesterday indefinitely postpOning
bill and Assembly gambling bill was recon-
'idered. Also, vote indefinitely postponing
Assembly pilot law. The bill was sent to
Committee on Commerce and Navigation,
with instructions to insert Berry's substitute.
Senate bill authorising certain persons to
construct a wharf at San Francisco Passed
AssEMBLY-Assembly bill authorising GER
tain persons to reclaim and pre-empt certain
overdowed lands in Sacramento county
passed.
Judge Barbour's claim for back salary is
under consideration.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13
Radical Cure of Rupture.

1so DIR. D. W. c. RICE having perfected
80 arrangements vita DIR. MARsH of New
York, for the use and sale Of his " RADI-
CAL CURE TRUSS" desires to inform those afflicted
with HERNIA, or RUPTURE, that he has on hand a
full and complete assortment Nfthis celebrated .nsru
ment, and will devote his special attention to its ap-
picatoni and subsequent necessary treatment to all
those who may place themselves under his care.
From the eminent success attending the nf the
"RADiCAL CURE TRUSS" DIR. RICE feels assured
that cases Of Rupture susceptible Of be
efecualy and permanently relieved by the use Of this
instrument it being peculiarly adapted to the anRto
my Of Hernia, and hence can be worn with ease and
comfort.
Reference may be had to gentlemen OF this city,
who have been eTectually cured.
Office at the Drug Store of RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
27 Street, Marysville. mh16-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-13

InE ALTuRAs CouNTY QUESTION i ask
leave to cill attention to the House debate Oa
the bill (Alturas) as reported in the Union OF
TINS morning Representative from Sierra
county is reported as saying: II can bring
evidence to show that Mr.. Kirkpatrick pledg
eu himself to support this division in case it
T Tauhe up TINS winter" | have applied to that
Representative TO know if he is correctly re
ported. lie says he is not. He saws he
pointed TO Mr.. Fuller, of La Porte. a gentle
man win whom, believe, | am personally
unacqnainted, and said that he had been in.
formed oy Mr. Fuller that he (Fuller) could
produce evidence that had pledged mvselt
not to oppose this bill. | wish to saw sir
that the assertion, in whatever phase Won
please, is utterly false. No such evidence
can, think. be produced; if produced, it will
be wholly untrue
The above are the remarks of Senator
kirkpatrick. as reported in the Sacramento
Union. on the announcement of the bill to the
Senate to create the county of AL uras. IN
such evidence can. | think, he produced il
produced, it will be wholly untrue" Did
the Senator know when he uttered these re-
marks that there was on the way to Sacra-
mentO the atfidayits of a number of gentle
men living in the north end of this county
affirming that he did make that pledge Il
different persons, at different times, and ai
different places? The veraeity OF the gentle
men who make these affidavits he dare moi
question. Besides those already sent, many
more can be procured TO prove that the asser
TOMS true.-La Porte Messenger
The quarrel. dispute. difference, question
OF veracity, or whatever else you choose t,
call It, is getting to be right pretty affair