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Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-07
Summons.
County ~ YUMA, 3D.


JUSTICES COURT, City Of Marysville-J. B. KYLE,
- Justice OF the Peace. Z. McIntire and Gen A. o.
griffith, COMPOSING the firm OF r Mcintirr Co plain.
tifs, VS.. Jam NJ Cole, defendant The people Of the
state California, 10 James NJ. Cole dernsn nj in the
above entitled action, Greeting: You arr hereby sum
moned to appea before me- atny ofic, la the city of
MArysville, in the county of Yubd the 10th day of
May, A. 1860. - Il o'clock A. N to answer u 10
the comp amt OF the above rsned plantiGS in the
above entitled action who to recover the sum n
slss5s with interest thereon from February Oh 1856
At The ate OF three per per mont less the sun
oieoO interest alleged by them a. be due from YOU
10 mem ona certiin promissyry note, ale anil de-
Eereu oy yon TO ,hrm for sid sum. be ring said rate
81 nterest payable to said PLAINTIFF or their order
one cay AFTER date, and GATED February 9th, A. D ,
1900 VI MarySvile, California, when Judgment will he
taken again you for sad sim aud interest and costs
IL you fail ~ appear and answer
Given under my hand this OH .lay If February A.
D. 1860. Tin r. XVII -
. slice Of the Peace oi sail City.
1t Is hereby ny me ordered that the above summons
he once week for three months publ shed in the
ny National Democrat JOHN d KYLE,
itD'-law om Just &c nf the Peace.
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LmnOun6R6.

ENEBRUARY 5th 1860, one light red steer two years
IL old, white face and slit in each ear.
The above will be sold at Public Auction To pay
costs and charges, UNLESS laimed on MON
DAY, February 18Th, 1900 ut 13 NJ ut the Pu lie
Pound. A. J. BARKLEY, Marshal.
iebI
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Attention Warrens,

Attend your Regular monthly meeting, TUESDAY
EVENING, the It'll inst, at ~ o'clock.
D. s. nYAMs, sec,y.
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HOP ROOTS! no. ROOTS.

NY quantity for sale at the Tree and Seed spot,
"A 30 D g. next door ~ the P. o.,
lana-t GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-07
ITALIAN MARBLE sTATUARY,

AND FANCY GOODS,
Forming beautiful array of WORKS OF ART and
many valuable and classical subjects Of beautiful de-
sign and workmanship.
The collection contains Groups and Statues, the
Three Graces-Psyche, Amour and Diana.
ALSO -
most splendid assortment Of Grecian, Neapotan,
Egyptian and Florentine VASES, massivey carved
with sOd handles aud ornaments, Tor the decoration
Of parors, halls, inches, drawing maute pieces,
libraries, etc.
Open. Vases, for Flowers,
Vestal Temples
Gard Rece vers
Florentne Open Work Baskets
CanIlesticks; Paper Weights etc.
Also
Two superb Forentine Mosa Center Tahles-r.ch
heavily carved legs-a master piece Of art.
~ The above goods have just arrived, ard have
be II selected with great Ga " SIG. PANDOLrlNl
lr III, great studio, of Italy, aud the Royal Manu-
factories ol Florence, and
Every Article will be sold without the
Least Reserve.
We confidently believe that the tastefu and curious
never had SO ii, sirabe opportunity of gratifying
any desire they may have for obtaining a'tcies If
true elegance ornament and utility.
This grand collection will be open for free examina-
ton on
Monday, February 6th,
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to
call and exam ne the above beautiful assortment,
| attend he sale the It'll.
~ Goods purchased for transit can be packed in
he original Italian
fel2-1w II. BARNETT, Auctoneer.
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Orw advertisements.

home All who can appreciate the - REAL STUFF"
would do wei 10 cal and try II.
Come and see" rIlE MILL If GU don't want any
cider.
inst received choice lot Of
FINE FRESH APPLES.
feb3-lw ii. c. SMITH.
MARYSvILLE THEATER.
Proprietor and Ma ager ..............T Mcguire.
Ireasurer. .'''.''- ~ v hAND'
THURSDAY ENENING, February 9th,
FIRST APPEARANCE IN MARYSVILLE
SSOR ANDERS
GREAT WIZARD OF THE NORTH,
wORLD-FAMED ENTERTAINMENT
MAGIC AND MY Terry,
BEING
A GRAND ELEUSINIAN SPECTACLE,
Into which will enter every possible combination OF the
wIERD, woNDERoUs, MYSTICAL and MARVEL
Gus.
The Professor will be assisted by his family. Mr.. ].
IL. ANDEhSONs Jr.. MISS bOOlSA ANDERSON
Mss ELIZA ANDERSON, and Miss FLORA AMBER.
SON.
THE THEATER
Will undergo general Transformation, and be con-
verified into an Elegantly Decorated
ENCHANTED PHYSCOMANTHEUM
wHLEA
Palace of CabalistIc BewiIdeTment
WILL BE ERECTED ON THE STAGE.
The Entertainment will comprise the whole Of the
Wonders presented by PROFESSOR ANDERSON in
Triper Hall, New York, in 1877, with modern i'm
provements and additions of the most extraor-
binary character.
In the course of the evening, PROFESSOR AMBER.
son will give his own
Magical illustrations of SpiritualIsm
In avery populsr form.
HIS SPIRITUAL TABLE
Will be placed IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PIT, and
will rap out replies to questions addressed to IT,
fashionable afternoon performance, especially
adapted for Families, Schools and Parties residing M
distance, on SATURDAY, Feb. 11th, at 2 O'Clock.
PRICES or ADMs ION
Dress Circle and Parquette ................. 81 90
OIchestTa oeats, 90
| ceConp Ilers .s..... ............. .......... 90
ErlNa'e BOXES ....'........ ................ 90
E1B Box office open from 10 A. ". to 4PM AZ
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SIGNOR C. Ii. PANDOLFINI,
HAS arrived from Italy with large and magnificent
assortment of
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-26

CURIOUS NoMENCLATURE.-They have in Con- necticut a nomenclature of places, which we be- lieve is peculiar to that state. It is used, in some instances, when portions of two or more adjacent townships go to make up one locality {; say parish or Q village. In such case the name is formed by a coalescence of syllables, taken from the names of the townships concern ed. We give, the following examples
 Ridgebuy is a locality formed by the union of portions of Ridgefeld and Danbury.
 Strmrich consists of a portion of Stamford and Greenrich
 Stratfeld, was made up from IStrnsford and Fairfeld.
 7o'rinqford is parish, partly in 1o,rinqton and partly in New Hartord.
 Winsted is village partly in Manchester and partly in Barkhamsted
 Wintonbury now the town of Bloomfield. was parish composed of Winser, Pennington and Simsbury.
 Hudlyme was parish formed from Haddam and Lynne
 All the places, except the last. ara on the west side of Connnecticut river This nomenclature may be worthy of adoption in parts of the coun- try where such names are found as Skunk Rirer. S,tnken Holloso, Pine Groce, Sand Prairie. Gc. It has at least one advantage-that of local memory-Neac EngIand Historical and Geneo- logical Register.
 THE HEAT AT ST. LoUrs-The weather for the past week has been unprecedently warm, the thermometer ranging from 100 to 1O6 in the shade. Between ten and four o'clock on Satur- day the mercury rose to lO7-the highest point ever reached in the memory of the oldest in- habitant. Upwards of forty deaths from heat have been reported by the coroner since Friday.
 Another important decision has been rendered by the Supreme Court affecting land titles in San Francisco. Several years since man nam- ed Peter Smith obtained judgment against the city for few hundred dollars and, under an ex- ecution issued, a vast quantity of property be- longing to the city was knocked down to the judgment creditor The land so sold is worth to-day, at moderate calculation, two million dollars. Numerous actions were instituted from time to time to test the validity of the sale to Smith, and as often the Supreme Court declared in its favor.
 Dr. B. A. Gould of Cambridge desires par ticular information from those who saw the me teor of Friday as to it's apparent size, di- rection, &c. He wishes to investigate the path ana probable origin of this remarkable body. A ,1afge hmb of an apple tree near the colleges tn .oamonage was nearly severed by what is con !ectuFed to have been . fragment of the meteor, 'nousa no fragment has yet been found. r One of the recent on dits of London is that sir Edward Eytton Bulwer has become reconcil- ed to his wife, and that they are about to live together again.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-26

as We have received communication in re. ny 'o Hamilton's" animadversions upon the Administration, from an esteemed democratic correspondent which we unavoidably are com l"siieo 70 pus over until next week, when it will appear on the outside of our paper, in the appro. lriate place for :. comm unications."
 We shall feel indebted to our correspondents if they will endeavor to send in their political cor rcspondence by Fridcy noon of the week before the paper is issued
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-26

R0- The Falls Village paper prints letter from Q Western correspondent, thereby intending a very good joke upon some innocent but Hitter ate victim, and says it gives it " virbatin es Kteratins {"
 Oh! MT. Maltbie, why do you attempt lan- gsage more unknown than that of your matern- al progenitor!
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-26

@~ We are requested to enouire what the Committee of Arrangements of the County Agneoltural A Society propose doing about a Cat tie Show and Fair this Fals Is it given up al. together, on account of the Pleuro- -Pneumon;o which seems now to be among the thines th.. were, and were talked of? Or if we are no, .o have Cattle Show, may we not have a Horse Fair in Ltchfeldf The time certainly draws nigh when something should be decided upon
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-26

 nearly every week for while,if possible. At g recent dinner of the Alumni of Harvard College, this toast was given:
 Tine PuLpit of He Great City-It takes good head, brave heart. and stirring voice to banish sleep from it's cushioned seats. Our brother, Dr. Bellows has them all, and we want to hear his voice among us."
 The Dr. replied in short speech, which he concluded by the following stanza, referring to the newly inaugurated President:
 Though winds do blow and waters How,
 And envious clouds may pelt on
 Her sacred crown, no floods can drown,
 While Harvard keeps her Felt-on.
 The Cincinnati papers relate sn anecdote of a beautiful young lady who had become bind, but recovered her sight after marriage. where upon the New York Post wicKediy observes that it is no uncommon tning TUT PeoP'es eyes to be opened by matrimony'
 Tho father of the late Jacob s. Harden haa sold the confession of the criminal for S2,O0O.
 Bears continue plenty in Bennington county. Vt. A cub was killed in Somerset the other day, the old bear and another cub making their escape The large bear that has made so much havoc among the sheep in Readsboro,' though several times seen, has not yet been killed.
 A gentleman was speaking, the other day, of he kindness of his friends in visiting him. One ,ld aunt, in particular, visited him twice each ear, and stayed six months each time.
 The following were the patents granted to itizens of Connecticut, July 10th:
 James c. Cooke of Middletown, assignor to imself and D. Sage of the same place, for i'm. movement for cutting files. Russel Frisbie of diddletown, for improved bench hook. B. R. aotchkiss of Sharon, for improvement in car. ridges. Miner H. Bacon of Mystic, for impruy. ng in machines for dressing millstones. Chil. elf and Josiah Baylies of same place, for in. roved lock. NM The library of Congress contains upwards of 1000 volumes, exclusive of pamphlets and doe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-26

Ape mas to do now IS to select his cabinet and get his things ready for ajourney to Washington '
 n@- MT. Douglas visited Bunker Hill before leaving Boston. Friday evening, and was greet ed by 4OO0 of the people of Charlestown, to whom he made his speech on popular sovereign ty with appropriate variations. His little speech at the commencement dinner is his first without alluslon to selfgovernmento or popular sovereign ty, and closed with the happy remark that though he was.not a son of Harvard, he certainly should, after the kindness of his reception, "claim to be friend of the family"
 sa In the course of his remarks at the Cam bridge dinner the other day, the Hon. Edward Everitt thus complimented the Governor of Massachusetts
 "His Excellency the Governor, who has ad- dressed us with so much power and feeling, al- iuded in pathetic terms, to the emotions with which he had, in his youth, listened to the cheerful strains which, on public occasions, were sometimes heard from the academic shades, and his regret that it had not fallen to his lot to join the joyous circle. could not listen to those touching remarks and reflect on the efficient services which he rendered to our ancient Uni versity, in promoting the endowment of the Museum of Natural History, without repeating the beautiful remark made on behalf of the French Academy, in reference to one who was not 8 member: Nothing is wanting to his glo- ry-he is wanting to ours.' ,"
 DoNr LIKE HM.-The Leesburg Va.) Mir. TOT declares for Breckinridge and Lane, and adds:
 "As to Stephen A. Douglas, man whom we had at one time politically embosomed, we look upon him at this moment as one of the most heartless, cold, and designing demagogues that ever did an injury to our party. To an arro- gance unprecedented, he united a lictatoriai temper which has led him to wade to his chin to rule or ruin his party. As to his squatter.sove- reignty doctrine, we hold it in more absolute contempt and unqualified detestation than we do the principle of the Wilmot proviso."
 18Gov. Seward is to visit Wisconsin at some period during the campaign, to be named by the Republican State Committee, and make an address. |
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-26

dent of Antioch College, and the Rev. William Brock, of London.
 THE Register learns from gentleman from Danbury, that fatal mistake was made by a druggist of that place, on Friday. A Mr. Bailey went into the store, and rsmarking that he was feeling unwell requested little brandy. Mr. Hervey, the druggist, after procuring it, made the remark that he was also little unwell, and would join him. He took down a jar and put a spoonful of what he supposed was sugar, into each glass, but what proved to be corrosive sub Innate! Both drank, and were soon seized with violent vomiting; and it was the opinion of physicians that neither of the unfortunate mon could recover.
 ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF WALES LThe Ariadne and Hero, steamers, with the Prince of Wales and suite on board, arrived at St. Johns, New Foundland, on Monday evening. Great enthusiasm was manifested; royal salutes fired, crowds of people, great cheering, &c., as his Royal Highness first stepped foot on his colo niai possessions. His march through Canada Will be triumph.
 JUDGE CHAs. J. McCUR1Y has sold his house and grounds in Old Lyme te gentleman named Bisland, from Louisiana. The price paid was sll0oo. Judge McCurdy will remove to the old homestead, in the lower past of the town. A TORNADO passed over Louisville Sunday evening. It lasted three minutes, unroofed seve- ral buildings, prostrated trees, boats were blown from their mooringa, and other damage was sas- tained. A tornado also passed over Braceviile on Saturday, destroying the depot, several dwell ing houses and barns, killing two ladies, and up- roofing trees, &c. It WIS very violent and ex- tended over two miles inrieDgth. and quarter of 2 mile wide, r.
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The German ADVERTISER,


B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFIcE: BROAD STR, next to Cry HALL.
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Ode Der 17ten uno NHoinlroee

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a. JUDSoN CRANE,
NrgCtat uno Difentlldr t0eridtann.r0It.
NIFtr: lite StraBe, sriiHsu Nain- Saninr.
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OSeme 2.Sirtbi,hnft
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sualeih msin reihbaltiass Qaser BON ubren, Sc.
tpellerS mno plattrten gpaaret.
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Beefnaumaen.

Seetnsunseu
Der GnNiser" critent irben @praes, SennaeS auese-
nrmu,en, ,um p66tI6ei OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON 10 GfS
sablbar bic rp 5raaer. prsr $500 in lbrIiter crauS
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@uirabns: Gnnaiiee gnriGns 10 eilsn poer ,peni
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s3pbe 81 rs. eirsn Mpnot $780, bre Mrndte 81 90 sS
Wrnate $500, yp6l @rnate S200 IN rtertcijdbr!tder
sprauSteabune @H,eoen, bic nob Sclieben eeraneerf
tperbsn f6nns rptrben nit s25 90 per Sabr sertGnet
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9teme alte impurtirte
SSeine, SiqmDrs nmb &iAarrcm.
unter Der Sirma ""''
M'KEEVER s. BRICKEN
unp mcrren III brcm Stcre, $40. Grhauor
Sotel. Yearl Str, Nhmcnp, &a.,
r bic 6Olss tn tet9 rei&tascs Eager fasrsn Ven im
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