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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01

L. B. MooRE.-Ths gentleman went out of
Office as Tax Collector of Yuba county, yes
terdoy' lie has been highly efficient hon
est and faithful officer, and closes his term
with the good wishes Of the entire communi-
ty A man of strong good sense indomitable
energy and a whole-souled geniality Of dis
position, he makes his mark and commands
respect wherever he goes. Whether he re-
main with us or leave us, may the star of his
prosperity never set
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01
AN ORDINANCE to amend sec,io, on,

A n ORDINANCE to amend Section one, Of
IN Article one of the Codied Ordinance
The Common Council of Marysyle do ordain as fol-
lows:
Section one of Article one is hereby amended to
read as follows:
Section l. It shall be the duty Of the city Clerk in
addition to the duties enumerated in Section TO- of
Article 4, OF The city charter, approved March 81
1891: First to make out a detailed statement of the
receipts and disbursements of the city anl present the
same to the Council at the regular monthly meeting
in March of each year.
Second. In conjunction with the city Attorney to
coly the ordinances and prepare them for publica-
resolution prescribe
Third. TO issue written notices to the Aldermen
for meetings Of the Council and also to issue notices
to the Chtrmen of the different committees of the
Council ofa subjects referred to thrm and in the ab
sence from the city Of the chairman, then to some
member of such committee.
Fourth. To attend the sttings of the Recorder,s
Court, and perform al the duties Of cr, of said court
Fifth To keep the corporate seal of the city and
aihN to all bonds, licenses and other instruments
where itu ny be required
sixth. To copy all Ordinances and resolutions and
furnish the same to the city Printer also To copy All
contracts when tae city is party interested when
required by the Council or committee of the same
seventh. As Clerk of the Recorders Court II shall
be his duty lst TO attend Court and to safely Keen
or dispose OF under the direction of the Recorder all
books, papers and records, which may be filed or do
posted In said Court. 2nd, to keep docket as pre-
scribed by law 81, to make IA quarterly report in
writing, to the Comm Council setting forth tile num-
- Va oSNe9 p.OuSnV pelofe salu Court with the Of
leases charge and the disposition Of such cases by
fine, imprisonment or otherwise; the amount of fines
collected aud the amount Of fines unpaid, with the
amount OF costs collected and to whom paid
Eighth. lie shall keep the accounts of the cttv Ia,
double entry and shall also keep the specific accounts
Of appropriations, and each source OF city revenue
and expenditure,
Ninth lie shall receive as CONDENSATION for M,
performance ofthe duties enumerated in he city chn
ter, and in this article and for all other duties t6ot
be required OF him by the Common Council the sum
of twelve hundred dollars uayabe montblv ~
This Ordinance shall take effect and be. in force IN
and after the second day fAprl A. D. 1860 and Nil
Ordinances ana parts Of ordinances conflicting here
with be and the same are hereby repealed
true copy of Ordinance nirodural inf, ~,
Common Council Of Marysvile, passed its seconG
reading and ordered published in city official press
MI TIE PARISH, City Clerk.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01
INSTRUCTION IN
ORA wing & Painting

TENHE subscriber would announce that he IS now
i ready TO receive pupils who wish instruction in
DRAWIhG or PAIN TING.
Terns-Fiiteen Dollars (ncluding drawing mater-
als) per quarter of twenty-four lessons
Ii desired afternoon classes will be formed for La
dies and for Juveniles.
Lessons in Oil Painting and Private Lessons in
Drawing at advanced rates
References-ReY E. b. Walsworth, Mr. J. H. Wright.
Mr.. G. Amy, NOAH BROOKS.
JanS-u DO. 83 d street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01

FORWARDING AND CoMMssIoN.-W. P.
Weeks. as will be seen by his advertisement,
is still in the full tide of business at his Fire
Proof Warehouse, on the west side of the
Plaza lie is a well known and reliable gem
tleman.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01

PosTPovED. The trial of Kate Melone. Ma
ria King and Maria Taylor, for the violent
assault upon "Auburn Dave" has been post
poned. Kate Melone and one of the Marias
will be tried before Justice Ashford this ev-
ening. The other by the Recorder this
morning
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01

SAVING MAEBLE,-MeCready Il Brother
No IS G street, were busy yesterday. saving
or having sawed large block Of marble.
brought from a quarry in Nevada county
One half of it is designed to se,ye as a base
to the monument to be erected to the memory
of James Sherwood. The process of saving
is very tedious, only half inch or so being
made in an hour. The instrument as every
body does not probably know, is a plain
blade like that of wood saw, only larger.
and having no teeth Water and sand are
dropped in to give the blade roughness, and
it being pulled back aud forth by a man at
each end, slowly eats down into the rock.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01

MYsrERroUs.-We are informed that fe.
male infant, of white parentage, and about
Is months old, was found dead, yesterday.
somewhere in the woods near Timbuctoo. in
this county. 1t had apparently lain there
for several days. We did not learn whether
there were any marks of violence upon it or
not An inquest was probably held by the
Justice of the neighborhood and we shall
be likely to hear the result shortly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01

LEcTURE-Dr. Barlow j. Smith delivered
an interesting lecture last evening, at the
City Hall, to a well filled house, on the sub
JeeI et hydropathy and its connection with
Phrenology illustrating his views with plots
oi the human System and with the skulls Of
persons oil various temperaments. His style
Is simple, and Of a eOnoqual more than an
0ratorical character. The lecture was well
worth hearing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01

THEATRE. The Mrnstrels played last
night, again, to brilliant and crowded as
semblage They go from here, we believe,
TO Tmbuetoo.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01

YET ALIvE.-Sheridan who was sunnosed
at first to be killed 10y a murderous assault
made npon him in San Francisco, last week
was still alive at last accounts. Whitford
who was charged with shooting him, Icl in
prison
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01
WANTED
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

TENIIE undersigned, who formerly kept a SELECT
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS in this ty, will resume the
business Of Teaching next MONDAY MORNING,
March 9Th.
The object Of this School will be as formerly, to
prepare boys for practical business life. room has
been fitted up in the residence OF the Principal suita
BILE for shool Purposes, and Parents distance who
may wish to send their Sons to the city to attend the
School are assured, that the location Of the School,
being short distance from the city, will be to their
advantage
No pains will be spared to promote both the mental
and moral culture Of every Boy that may ate nd this
School
The Summer Session will consist of 20 weeks.
BOARDING
In the family Of the Principal. .......s5 per week.
Washing 81 per Dozen
G. R. BAKER, PRINCIPAL
Marysvile March 1st 1860. m1-u
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01

SELECT SCHooL.-We call attention to the
advertisement of Mr. G. r. Baker in another
column. He proposes to resume the business
of teaching in this city, where he is well
known as a gentleman eminently fitted for
the position Of an instructor of the young.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01
31cw advertisements.

Attention TKibernians.-There will be a
regular meeting Of the Marysylle Hbernian BeneVo-
lent Society takes place in the Basement OF the Oa'ho
lie Church on Thursday evening, March ls' looo'
at o'clock full attendance is requested as busi-
ness Of Importance viii come before the Society.
THOs J. POWERS, Rec. secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01
B OWLIN G SALOON.
63 CSTEEET, MARYSVILLE.
TENHIS popular place Of resort is now under the SUI
GOAR Dc NOBLE.

The ALLEYS are in excellent condition, the \ AR is
amply stocked with the best of everything usually
found in first class bars, and persons who visit the
lowing saloon m pursuit of pleasure Of profit in
the shape OF healthful exercise may be assured that
their wants will be properly attended to.
feb2S-my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
HICKoK & oo.,....................PRo .PRopRIEroRs

IIININVA q OV'l..ss u WI NJ
WEDNESDAY, Feby goth, 1860.
W o Middleton, Orovillc, 5 r Emons Pumas co,
II Harris NM Harrison,
y pum, Forbcstown, JIM Haven bviIle
} Ford Pumas, Rchd Diver, SWISS baT,
d A Ellis Indian valley, Thomas George, Oroville
Pat Welsh, Oroville, Thorn, CaaNeras CO.
john q Donald Forbes,n w Carter, 81 Louis,
4 Monaran. & Strinrtn Thos Joice Bidwela bar
Mrs Phpps Oroyile. John Mathews, Butte co,
Mrs Powell. > daughters, J + Coleman, Oroyille,
Duncan Onion Nelley, Isaac smith, CITY,
w w Wightln Orove, Edwards, Butte CO
L J Moses, n San Juan,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-01
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH L.

MAR RXSvILLE.
, 1860-04-03

MONDAY EyEs1sG. April 60.
ARRIVAL TnAvEns uAr.-Tlc schooner Grape ttot,
C1r. Chandler, arrived from Tfav. ;ay today where
she has hecn winse:iEs. She bound fom :ntf 10
this lot with cargo u coal but winter lound in
TTavcss Lar. She briggs also part Of cargo Of nmcr
fo rayess. They ftf TraEera Ear Tuesday last and
driven lack to Beaver fslaad. ~he.e they left
Thursday. {ap. Chandler reports losing the e1.t
at TsarcIs Bsy. Nc attempting 10 reach 1le stcl
the e.rc and went through 1hc Ice and although
cyery cndcnvor nadt to Eaye him. he drowned.
Ills name wzs Stephen Doyle fssm Chicago aged twenty
3yc yea!s.
Ac.r1r1 Axoxo the snrrrrxs.-Thc River resented
quite lively appearance Today and the arrivals aut cnx
auce. werc bath iaEss.
yEt!s , r*ss,sc ; nr3.a.r M4ncn '-Bound rr-
u ,und Down-Nune.
l1us j. wa. had sesonud yessed,5 on tIt aas We iii
not learn Of any assistance niE rendered 1e:Dc Free
Errss. Slit.
TuEIcE At MAck1SAw-Tic following IL an N extract
from + It! fccesd III tue csy yesterday IRON aekina
TLe sesLcr .s sc" very warm for ten nr twelve days
ls Tie ic !, iii broken up aud rome below a'd ,.sFe
au1 j. :asa f., o. IL
Ierr fTr N i. ii. Won.,ey Clerk Of the tteos st. vru1
'HtS pasts e Ese"s"r .. t.;ea on Just above Al
tnn with several canal ata Al! Of which wee more "r lass
an IT, ~ III iurnss to lie Sstefs ecsc he
considerably damase but t. wha. 3tca cannat say
-. re-! it.!h:uxh! ~ a. E1es!;:E - ept
n.s -,ne K. that the channel he "utlet oe
t. IT, hsF e. m 10 9 n sf s
this oLin'n well founded shere isnow nj coubt what
IA, u1eo. b 'eed Tho west clannrl
9, en'vt'E one r'" the
god shann.i Of str d~pa EXITS there whlch he
, 1860-04-03
BY TELEGRAPH,
TnIRTY-SlXTu CONGRESS FIRST SESSION.

=. WAsBMaTos, Apn1s.
SESArE.-Mr. Hunter, from the Fluunce Com-
aittee, reported back the Indian Appropriation
bill. with amendments.
The bill for the final adjustment Of private
land claims in Florida, Louisiana, Arkansas aud
Missouri, passed.
WASHINGTON, april 2.-Mr. Ten Eyck argued
against tie extension Of Slavery into the Terri
to1ies. contending TINT no one had right to
Interfere with it in the States aud Saying it
would have b.en abolished in many pluces Ind
It not been for inccssant interference with it.
lie regurded the Fugitive Law as constitutional.
and aud New jersey would stand with the
gauce, and urge upon her sister States to pre-
serve the Union.
Mr. I'roWu defended himsclffrom the charges''of
departing from party usages and interpolating
new rules.
Mr. Wigfall held that the people Of a Territory
could not admit OF reject Slavery. Hewas op.
posed to starting new questions ut this time and
would therefore vote Tor Davis. and instead Of
Eruwn's resolutions, although he regretted that
any had been introduced. Adjourned.
Horsg.-Mr. 1I,ckmun. from the Judiciary
to appea! from decisions Of the Circuit Court to
the Supreme Court Of tile United Sta:es
Mr.. Eliot introduced bill for the removal
Of The distinctions at Hell Gate, and j bill for
tho Improvement Of Harlem River, which we're
referred to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Morse Intellectually endeavored to intro
duce bill prohibiting the Chinese coolic trade
in American vessels.
Nr. Burnett objected.
The bill fer the suppression Of polygamy in
Utah WIS considered, The debate was lengthy.
Messrs, MilsoD, Pryor, Etheridge, and others,
spoke in favor Of the bill.
Aiiat,rttpt
, 1860-04-03
New York Market.

DE 14A1lxA1H*I NE" tQlKs Ap1l4
Gnas.rsur ull and heavy fey snail p11eels
MT T. rallied "lcn saccpt a! ee.:e. s.l* 4.roo his
i sa;*s wse'sr we tx: = css1sa ES, i = ssS g.
t,4 Wcse'n. st96@ sti4is l:ra.ds Exsa IL; II. Q:
Sesn 1s cs s. a. - ns11S n csnas y o@es At
Extra. Rye Flour -tcad5+ sales l3o Ibis; s3..ea lao
c!nrnon % ,h"!ec Super.
,""swuEAT fLorR-rlensy and dali; sl:oGsl.s5 q
-laAtS-aM Mat .tsa1y vi moderate milling demand.
-a'es At hush Mwank.e t;,uh, sl %. t5v inter Kt,
s9 sSose s st a % a ss H.
cy hnll 'ras' .. IN quality Turn ,en,snd mt~d aad
s'a5 ss1: % IT, J @ a wI e.
>utle:1 6:9 eg hea;e Southern. Oats "iy II
er1;e ha1.ss s g. W. s'. cana9s' u md ste
i. dee cs.n:inues firm and inactive. Safes
Muscav,ds. ". Sugar dull an d::r:sscd ia consequence
d. If rss s:sse ill., sn sIa cs s9 st' 70
,s: - e St1 4 H.: Il &; : e. !; s Il
new. To,ai st"ek in :ackns yar,s Q. n. iots ard
'..ooklgn ~; s ss 'sse If. last mon'h , o. l3 hT
UNCHANGED .Iccs sales br's Ut ectl u fur cuan1r,
rta. ess fI country me-. - j. . f. fSf Ecgaeke!
rstr Mrs syf d.! IN, t,;y ., ,a1e. 4oq tc;
tisssls7s fsr Wess'n y. se.'s e"a.lnu ns4sy ss.
~ aud unchanged. Lan dun an droornE: *ale.
$40 ids loHesIlc l,aer-L1mitedt utts* dNs II
4l4c for ohia ana I4%c for etatr c4stse steady. with
srocks:-I:css a!m so4 i:rs aclive. Money and Ex-
sa S. oi:nfsa T fs ~ IS *f st.
IN; hudson g; & ~ E,s Il; ~: E. TX; ri s
ss9.4 E'!c 81 bond. 7s;S i. rs lU3 Mo, e. 81 -;
u Is TX; Ind. IS S.
, 1860-04-03

ARRIVED. ., 1850.
smr Huron. rast aud Havcu-+ brls b1s
sc,r ioshus fa:on. nrrics.on. Eon - tds wood.
sshE ;s,!ns Wssh':G Web ~" VII S,o cts ~o"a
sshrG Foster. smith, Au'krson-'eo N shingles is
sehr 1rl"n t;upac.on, Pot washins. $: eds ~ocd.
:chr & Gray. Jsqaes $. fos rs,.-l6a iIS ,tes -,o
seAf = te1t III +; napt sasar III ~
schr Sic Ia smith, kewaunee- eds wocd LOO m lumber,
sehr Il rsh sirp.'r. Two ser:ss shingles, l.e hf
, I'd ID. 1.: III "a Gos'; T., Gi,s m .,s,.
schr Lucy isash ont. shce:y tu s:ts. ;5 1sa
ser IN IN 1a.s ~ *af Kso ct. weed
sear le'c. Ed~aris, Nantewee-es' m shingles. 10 n
sehr 81 nde. cc.t. Kaana,oc Shingles 40 roi's
SehF l!acc 'zu~n. Grand Havsn-le0 m lumber. f:d III
schr Lssat. ceune'1 Grand 11aven--,aa m lumber.
:. ,;5s / ndtSston res. Ma1lssM'so ;nubef:
S.; " i 's.ss e:a F as IL .s%s;:
seer Souvenir. Chr.ts Aa:te.dam-+t et7t wr.d.
81. Mca*ou. NsGrsw. a"s&esvn. i: shnscs. %
sehr " s,ehter, Ko1 t;'ana Eayen. ~ cords we,s,
$e:1 rpc shot q a'd!sr buffalo, ls7 t"ns coal. Il; M
sehr H. sr sr5 ' Se,i.frs E.4ea asstsse, IS 1um,s
SIR sp%ea. Young Muskeecn. Hon lunter>
ST. ~ lSs syi q: IT sasa. wood.
s5 sss5 ls ra c.. t ssSsss e - iam' s@se
sch. f'rbc Iiuck.e-. Manira* n, II. cords woeA-
Schr Honest Jolr, uanecn White Lake 50 IN shingles.
Sch allailotir. Fut"u, M2rt3awnc, so III *htn. les.
Seht Ealcor. lsoetrts, Grand Ktrez, 10 Il ua,sr.
CLEARED.
Sms Uurnr Fat.. Grand Haven, &; bale. Hay. b1ls
whisky. hrls hehwinc..
lllS ale,,u,ah. Gg1't. Ocoutn. Hight.
B,tt =. r. Gale McG wnn. OcN1tn light:
Scar Joshua Eaton, --. Port L IA, IElt.
$cht Grsne. Wech chere l'o1t wa@h!, Et IN. Light.
Sttf Il. r. Foster. Smith. Nu:krEun. light.
| tchr g. O1ay Jaun+.. 81. jastph. Fht.
Schr tlelI4. Edw.rd4 MAult n~oc, right.
Sehr Itvaut d'onnell Grand Eavt.' Light.
| Schr Vim. II. H.n.daa. Parsons. ksl sMazno; Light
Schs snuvIn:er. Oh. .tttAn, on tm.tsslanr. l::hi+
s.chr Monsoon Nc{;raw, MusE~E1n. light.
| Schrst evd, Young. Auskreun. light.
Se1lr AMahulA, Hammer. 9;Ea j Haven. Light.
Schs sea star Heck White Lake. = bls beef = bzss
| pork.
| Szhr thur.,usso Langley. Green D.y. Ii.at.
Sclr Calcutta, Ling, Grand lssves. Light.
| echr SsellA Smith. r1see eyllIc. light:
| Schr Charlotte, Fulton. Manltowoc light
Scuv e;o,n roxarh, White Lake. 10 tons h7y.
Schy Apn!e Tlogine, johnson Muekrenn, light.
, 1860-04-03

New Yonx. April 1.-The steamship Bavaria,
which arrived this evening from southampton
18th, brings London paper Of that date.
NoAE, 16:h.-This morning great NANTES.
the Fatican.
Paris, Saturday.-Tbe Fdtrie publishes 4 let
Ter irun Turin, stating that tue question Of the
annexation Of Sayov to France had been def
Litely settled. The Eftr5e also states that neso-
tlasions in regard tn Tuscany are in fairway of
conclusion. The Emperor Lad received drpu-
tation {rom Savoy.
MALES, 14th.-Many Ncapolitars had been
sent into exile, aud others were informed
that they may remain in Naples upon certain
conditions. Austria had disapproytu Of the &C.
vere measures intrndea by Nipples. An Ats
triau General had arrived. Ambassadors Of the
Western Tnwcrs had 81 lven advice 10 the King.
A Turin letter Of tie 11ti, says the Sardiuian
Parliament wilt not meet till the 18th of April.
The King intends Wien tic expression Of the
wishes Of the population Of Rotnagna is made to
him, To deliver speecf, declaring that lie post
Eones the acceptance for the present, adding
that negotiations are opened for the purpose Of
recouciling these wishes with respect to the
HoIy See. Unfortunately these negotiations
only postpone the crisis for Il few days. The
annexation Of Central Italy to Piedmont is ac-
cepted everywhere with great enthusiasm. At
tue enL of tue week the King will start OH
tnar iu the Provinces which voted for annexR-
ton. une OF The hrSt actS Of the Government,
as soon Is annexation il declared, will be to
open loan Of hundred million francs, half to
b. negotiated abroad und the rest subscribed for
at home.
Tn- Paris correspondence Of tile 1smes says
tIlat Prince Carrisnan will be Governor Gem
eral O. Tuscany, unless the imperial idea Of q
separate State he carried out. There is great
wTath here against the Pope. I am told Ills
Holiness issued another circular still stronger
than the cncy clical GU the Ro,nasna ailair. The
retnark is said to have been na1e in Il very hist,
quarter. thut the Pope ~onld, from the manner
in which, he is going on, soon MAKE the famous
pamphlet, lie Pope ct Ie Congress" truth.
This means tint of al his Staies, only Rome
wnuld bc left to the Pope. The letters from
full whether the French army will be able to re-
e{~u;r r. .nncs, {oorar
, 1860-04-03

4c+aA Utah. o"-''o
The election OF officers Of tic board Of Trade
.,-d.v ,rc,,,,;a;; Tho ottont;on of ,ncrhc,a nj.
'o'"es'
most to the entire exclusive OF business.
There was but limited demand for -four aud
,bo rn.rs.+ .x,e .,;.t a. q. S1ta-,. What,
tne "-
was dull and heavy. light TRANSACTIONS at :ec Tor
fresh receipts No. . Spring. Corn was quiet
and r,,hcr 1ov.r-ar ha;nv 41,c ,;rheut ,,-;rn
-. -.
ouefeo 1of 1fesa receipts ol no. - Va's aail'
Rye 1@2c lover. Barley steady. Seeds un-
chaoced.
New Yonx, March c".-Rcccipss, $,2Tl Iris
-four: 71o0 bu corn: e,.ss Lu oats.
=. o,-,. u.-,,, IN ,po,.;nt. hv -;r,- r ss-
'''' t<o.'s, '".en w. oN'.e'laS - "'e''"'
sIs cosn; 4l6 ses paf'eF; t,o'. Ska bata; to?
sks potatoes; 557l sks wheat; s5s brls whisky.
1tp i,;ra- . Aal xla co-, ass .ts xhcat Tho
r.,,
-Oeo'acFds oi ca'osoay says:
Owing tn the same causes which operated yes
terdxy-ow water, high freights, scarcity Of
money. 6c.-it has bert, a very dull day in tic
markets generally, with the finest OF spring
weather to 90 business, Eious-ihe hAfket
80; ~ ~. ~; Iii. c,,r s,,"srf;ne fntnrc de.
iivery. nriysic: and ~ Gtls country low grade
at $5.i6, we're VI! the transactions reported
Wheat-Market tirm ftr all qualities Sales Of
$50 bags p,ur t.l; Ut 81 lug .l.3; 4l5 do good
, 1860-04-03

sO0 1;ass RIO COFFEE.
DtO P1RSOSs, PtThES " UhSkEf.
~ ~ 16 %.rfh Wa3tr ttfett.
, 1860-04-03

DETROIT. April a-.ANN ARBoR.--Todoy re-
publicans elected Mayor an4i most city officers
bv Increased majoritles.
ApniAs.-Repub'icans elected Mayor, By 90
majority. :.
Mayor elected: Is nlyjority.
JAcksoS.-Kepub!eau Mayor elected; about
80 majority.
OwAsso. Amos Gould, Democrat, Mayor !;
200 MINORITY, ......
YrsolLASr,.-Follatt, Democrat, Mayor; 100
majority.
N1lEs.-Ucmocrats elect entire ticket; 50
majority.
IoS1IAc.-Eutire Democratic ticket elected !;
10 to 50 majority.
FLINT, CuLDwATER and 1I1LLspALE-R Repub-
lfcans elected entire ticket; about usual INA.
iQritics.
, 1860-04-03
Gitp Ta1 SaIk.
GrATE OF ILLINOIS Countv y

Mate OF ILLINOIS, County
a. S e Csos &C cy of Chicago, s.s-c1ty c0!ecsof. IT,
civ hsey xtsen tAat ~herea. the undtr rsene.
snoe.iof Y e co 1n1,y ~ A. D. 1r Tam q Is.
rn ~ s 1t = " Svus lla In ~ cty u chleaso
fss se'. EN- e sn, tesena ~ "
in,sss. ~ s.ss !s.psssssly ase ,he "t
nssa axs. OF sasu c,y of chtsako th~ nuncip yrsr
d. D. 19 and on Account of several sptcal
heseInastf mentioned: ocd xhcr1ib 1usrmtuts hsYirs
pronounced BY sat court against and. kt. sui
otA pecrs and parcels nf ni HEREINAFTER uesetlt cny
Of sald Collectors a7 rtputt tdrr II
zsc Of the Court thereon l%Aue IT under Iii a
mi Of sad Cnurt directed TO the said CIty CNlcc'or
Now Therefore be u known that the xn.4i tI,y
Collector of the Cty Of chttaxc vi by Virtue u tho
p,rmiter an Friday. tbe -uth day IT Apsi H. r. lst
ii the heurcf ,rn o'clock nthe nrn'ns. st the nrh
OF lhe Court Huua, In cityoft h.ako, expose pub
ic .ar tht following ttseeest tn.ls ",s sabta pI.
amt p7ress Of lard ie.rftoe in eA an
oner of tr thereon for the suns Il thr ta.e a,err-t
and et-. Ut se as.ettntntt Interest a; enss tua
thee respectively upon said general 7s trr WARRANT
n sai COPY reports and hereinafter dsse respectively
ACC. MUELLER, City Collector.
Warrant for the collection Ct The Aarust 1cs for tbs
A9nGpal Year 4. D. tE9.
, 1860-04-03
Later from California;

lD' .>., '' M,
=, MElof e1A7inS, Aprll l.-ine uFsE'ana
Nal COACH, WIN San francisco ua@es 10 Marc;l
l0th, arrived IL TINS Station about l: clocK
Inst night. There Is rot nauch ne"s W th's
mail.
During tiEe days OF last week luz saa Fran
cisco Branch Aint cotnsd $1!','sW IN double
eagles: thirty thus OF "aShae sl'er, rece''Su
from the 0phr mine, have been stnelscd ut the
chemical laboratory ot joseph Aosbelner L Co.,
San Franc.sco. yielding au Average Of over three
thousau! dollars per ton, or about one bundled
Thousand dollars 10 all. lhe company fecelscu
little rising four hundred dollars per to', Tor
extracting The silver; LII. Mosheiner is making
preparations TO Establish large iabofntorg III
Carson Valley,
The bill authorizing Butler county to sub
fcrloe sou, oo9 fo"uF1s extending INC oacra-
has became Il law.
al iass accounts shere Was 1nnch aetlyhy ~
organizing eoi''pantese u 'ns Nafa pe'eI.1 NV.