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The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

CHICAGO CONTEMPORARY last overland
mail brings the intelligence that the Repub-
lican Convention assembled at Chicago, or
the 18th of May. No nomination of candi.
dates for President and Vice President had
been made ere the departure of the overland
mail, though the proceedings, up to that mo-
ment, are represented as very harmonious
The ext maiI-if not the Poney, which, it is
said about resuming its trips-will tell US
all bout it.
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EXPRESSING THE RIcH.-The Sacramento

DEPRESSING THE RICH.-The Sacramento
Euening Post, in an excellent vein of serio-
comicality, complains of the great wrongs
committed againstth the rich men of California,
by the officers of justice arresting them for
every little murder they commit, and SUBJ
jecting them to the inconvenience and ex-
pense of going through the farce of a trial
The POstvery pertinently remarks, that the
cost of rich mans trial, though sure to
end in acquittal, is often twice as much as
would suffice to hang couple of poor dew
lis.
There is much sound sense, as we'll as
much conclusive logic, in the waggsh argu-
ments of the Post 1t is not an easy thing,
in this our California, to hang or even i'm
prison a rich criminal He can always Sc
cure the most acute, the most indefatigable,
and the most unscrupulous legal assistance;
and if, notwithstanding the obfuscations
thrown around the case by tire s'lamd sharks, y
the jury should find verdict of guilty, and
the court pronounce sentence, the opulent
rascal can still hopefully look for a reversal
by the Supreme Court, or, at the worst, for
an act of clemency from the Executive 1t
is not in the nature Of our Jurisprudence that
wealth should expiate its homicides in the
same cell, or on the same gailows, with vul-
gar and friendless poverty. Where, then, is
the use or the policy of arresting and in
f1icting the solemn mockery Of g trial upon
one of these moneyed felons, when our rea-
on and experience so conciusively satisfy US
that to punish him, otherwise than BY ma
king him disgorge his money into the pock-
cts of his lawyers, is something not to be
expected? 1t is said that, in England
though we scarcely know what to think of
1.-THE courts deal out equal and exact just
ice upon rich and poor, high and low, with
out fear, favor or affection. If this is really
so-thouga it appears incredible TO an in
habitant of the Pacific Coast-it only shows
that England is in an effete state of ciyiliza-
tion, and lacks our admiration and worship
of Mammon.
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DEArH OF HON. HENRY P. HAUN.

DEATH OF HON. II HENRY p. HAUN.
On the outside of this paper, we have
mentioned the return of Senator Haun, to
his home in Marysville. 1t is no@ our mel
ancholy task to announce his death. The
Marysville papers, of Thursday, state that lie
died, suddenly, cn Wednesday morning, ofa
congostiyechill The editor of the Democrat
says:
awe saw him, on Monday last, upon our
streets, in moderately good health and 'ex-
cellent spirits, congratulated him on his re
turn to the bosom of his constituents, and
promised TO call upon him at an early day.
Alas, when we called upon him, it was not
such a,call as we expected to make He had
no welcoming smile to give rs, no friendly
had to extend, ne cordial tone of greeting.
His genial eye was closed, his fluent lips were
mute, and his hand, so wont to grasp our own,
was still. He was dead. Seldom have we
been so shocked at the unheralded SUMMONS
of Death"
The funeral, which took place on Thurs
day morning, was graced by procession,
composed of the fremen, in uniform, the
membersof the bar, the military, under Capt.
Dobbins, the Mayor aud Common Council
of Marysville, and citizens generally. He
has left "a widow, most estitnable lady, to
weep over his ashes, ard two fatherless chill
dren to lack the strong bond of paternal
love; but
''Like the mist on tfle mountain,
Like the foam on the river.
Like the bubble on the fountain,
lie is gone, and FOREVER"
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HANsEN's RAFFLE.-Our friend, Gustave
Hansen, tells us that his mammoth 5ewelry
rattle will certainly come off on or about the
1st of September. His posters are cut, ex-
hibiting magnificent list eff prizes, and the
jewelry, which is all genuine ard Of the first
class workmanship, is to be seen at his place
of business. Now is the time and the op-
portunity for the vetaries Of chance.
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Republican Township Meetine.

A meeting of the Republicans of Bridge
port Township was held last evening, for the
purpose of electng delegates to attend the
County Convention, which is to assemble at
Nevada to-day, June 8.
|. Crawford, was appointed Chairman, and
R. H. fsrquhar, Sec'y.
The following gentlemen were elected
delegates: !. Crawford, r. II. Farquhar, 0.
Jennings. r. Abbey, E. Skiff,Jas 4 Stidger,J
Archibald, D. S. Davis, and Judge Bronx.
The following persons were chosen as the
Bridgeport Township Republican Central
Committees Jos. Kutz, Alex Fraser, L. 7.
Jordan, r. II. Farquhar, David Bowen, Sam.
B. Caswell, Geo. Newell, ]. Bronx, and R. B.
Patten.
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L'ENTENTE CoRDIAID-The London
Press says that the ill feeling between
the Ministers of England and France
became so personal recently, that vio-
lent alteration took place at great di-
piomatist's party, Immediately before
Count Persigny left London, but of such
character as regards the person whom
1t involved, that the name could not be
mentioned.
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THE WAsHoE WAR.

Two letters, both dated on the Sd June,
at Camp Story, miles below thelower eros
sing of Truckee river, have just reached US.
One is from our gallant townsman, Capt. N.
G.. Miller who commands the North San
Juan company, now acting under Col. Hays,
and the other is from r. W. Wilson, also
caIlant townsman .ara .6ne'cf Capt. Miller's
bravest soldiers. These letters, which ex-
'actly concur in tl1eir statements, show that
the Indian fighters, under Hays, are true grit
and doing effective service. Aaecisiye bat
tie was expected to come off on the next day
-JGne las the troops would move down
describe the affair of the I'd of June as eX-
tremely creditable 70 the volunteers. Capt.
Miller says, that his 'sboys' were under a
! brisk fire for twenty minutes, and stood it
like old soldiers. Col. Hays had given the
Captains company the right of the line, close
under the mountain, and the 'tboys' drove
the enemy about half mile, most of them
running up the ravines and escaping
About twenty Indians were killed. None of
the Captains ''boys" were hurt. A scout
ing party, of 100 horse who went nearly
down to the battle ground where Meridith
was killed, brought on the fight. The Indi-
ans drove them back, and the s'beys," with
some others, went to their assistance and
soon changed the fortunes of the day. This
scouting party reported that they found
twenty-one bodies on or near the trad. + DR..
Trask, We perceive, states, through the San
Francisco Bulletin, that the number ofwhites
killed was, at least, forty-two.] Maj. 0rms-
bys body was brought in on the Sd inst,
and buried with military honors. Capt.
Miller feels confident that the war will be
closed in a few days, and that as soon as it
is OVER he and his noble hearted "boys" will
be back among us. May Heaven preserve
them and send them back TO their friends in
safety and honor.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

pC,EDHALL's SARsAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK AND ToprpE
osS OF PoTAss is prepared from the finest red Ja-
n1aca Sarsapalflh and Englsl Iedile of potass-Jad
mirabicas restorative and prifyrr of the blood il
ceanses the system of all morbid and impure natter
removes ppies, boils and er1ptioiIs from TIE skin
cures rheumatism and pains OF all kinds. All who can
afford should use It, it tends to give them strength
and prolonS life Sodby Druggists generally. at 81
per bottle. r. HALL& CO
Proprietors. Wholesale Drtlggists
marl2 6m 143 and l45, CtoY STREET. San Flancisco
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

SALARY OF THE ROYAL FAMILY
The civil list of the Queen of England
amounts to about 2S5,000 pounds per
year; and Prince Albert receives 3O,-
900 pounds from government, besides
as much more from the office he holds.
The Royal Family Divide about 90O,-
900 pounds among them, and have their
rent free.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

THE WHEAT CReP.-Some ofthe newspa-
this year, will prove decided failure. Others
deny this, and say there will be a good crop,
The truth, we suppose, is, that in some fa-
vored sections, the crop will be an average
one, and, in some less fortunate ones, it will
be far below the average.
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A GRAND Wrop,ve BAn1 will come off q

A GRAND WEDDING BAbL will come off at
Montezuma Hill, on the evening of Thurs
day, June IA, at which the elite of Mcntezuma
Hill, San Juan, Sebastopol, Sweetland,
French Corral, Cherokee, Columbia Hill,
Nevada and Grass Valley will be present.
The happy couple intend to commence mat
rimonal life in a blaze of enjoyment
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-BALL.-A dance will come off at thu
house of Pat. Burns, Little Grass Val
ley, on next Saturday evening, june
10th.
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Rsg To Mr.. Jordan, our new indefatigable
and accommodating newspaper agent, we are
indebted for various city papers, and for
many fayors too numerous to mention. He
has our warmest thanks.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

DR.. STONE, charged with the murder OF
Hon. John c. Bell, member of Assembly, in
the state house, last session, will be tried in
Alameda county, the venue having been re-
moved there from Sacramento.
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Died /:

Died:
At the residence of her husband ono mile north of
Freeman's Crossing of the Middle Yuba, and three
miles from North San Juan. Wednesday, 9th inst.
OF a lingering paraytc affection. Mrs. SARAH ANN,
wife of William u Cox, formerly of Bracevle, Ohio,
in the ortyth year of her age leaving dsconsolae
husband and bereayed and only daughter to mourn
her irreparable loss.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09
DIR. L, J. CZAPKAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
INSTITUTE.

sacramento ST., below Mont gOmery,
Opposite iacifc Nod Teomshjp Cos Office
SAN FRANCISCO.
istd6hShedt 1S54 Jar the Permanent Of all ch7oa-
&c and Prirdte Diseases
Andhe Suppression Of Gaockeiy
Attendant and Resident Physician. j. J. CZAPKAY
NJ D.. late in the Hungarian RegontionarvWa Chief
Physician to the 10th Regiment q Eonvcfs: Chief
surgeon to the Military Hospital of Pesth. Hungary
me late becturer or Diseases of Women and Children
and Honorary member of ti,e Philadelphia College
of Medicine.
Ed-Oflce llours-From A. NJ. to 9 r. NJ
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent Cure guaranteed. or no paw
Consultations. by letter otherwise. free
Address, l.. !. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco Cal
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

The FIGHT.-According to last ac.
counts from England, it was positively
stated the fight between Heenan and
Sayers would be renewed.
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DANCING ScEoUt.-The ladies and
gentlemen of Mr.. Amsbary's ecole de
danse are to unite, this evening, in the
ball room of the Sierra Nevada Hotel.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

For WAsHoE.-J. G. Birdseye, d.
Crittenden and VIM. Mailman left on
Wednesday morning for a trip to Wash
oe. They so by the way of the Henness
Pass, of course.-Journal.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

CRY PRINTER IN MARYsvILLE.-B. P. Ave
ry, of the Marysville Appeal, has been elect
ed by the Council of Nafysville City Printer.
The compensation voted was $1,000. The
former bids were for about 81, 200.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

TfRHELL's PANORAMA OF CALrFoRSiA.-This
splendid work of art is now in Marysville
and will be exhibited in San Juan in a short
time.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

Miss Davenport, the actress, has Civ
en- one hundred dollars for the relief of
the Washoe volunteers.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

Bsg~The sGcial dance which came off
at Mr.. Mitchell's, Columbia Hill, last
evening, was we'll attended, and passed
off very pleasantly.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

pCeYaMrs. WINSLOW, an experienced nnrse
p ana female physician. has soot..ing Syrup for
children teehnS, by softening the etns. reducing all
inflamation-Wif sllay all fin, Ad Is sure to regulate
the bwels Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest
10 yourselves, and reliefand heat to eOur infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisements il an
other column
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The building Of the new court house
at Red Bluff has been commenced.
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SDecial Notices.
Z. q. OF O. II.

,ssssSgsxs. sssssSssgs,.sx SANJUANLODGE. NO. 81, T. o. Of
5NSS.= o. r. meets every Monday evening, at
-SssSsNSss* ~ tacf6ck, at Tire OGd Fellows Hal.
East Main street, North San Juan.
Brothers of the Order i'll good standing are invited
to attend.
IL. FOWLER, n. C.
J.W. SPARGUE Secy.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

THE citizens of Nevada are organising a
hose company, for immediate service.
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09

Ff-Thc following letter. Which erphaficallv speaks
Tor itself Was written by the Dean efe Faculty of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine. the editors of the
.Pachc Medical and Surgical Journal San Francisco
for publication:
PHILADElpHIl, January II. 1859
To the Editors ofAe FtciGc 8eiicd anil Sur1icqz
JourRdt-Gentlemen-My attention has been called TO
an article III the December number of yor ioGrnaI in
regard to the dd eandem degree granted by the phiIa
delpha College of Medicine Dr. l.. j. CZapkav When
the application for the degree was nale to the Faculty.
1t Was accompanied BY afavits and testimonials to the
effect that DIR. CZapkay regular graduate NJ D.
OF the University of Pesth had served as Surgeon in
the Hungarian Army, and a regular Practitioner
OF Medicine On the strength of these the degree was
granted The at eundem degree its name implies is
conferred on graduates only and gives us new prvile
ges Had there been the slightest Suspicion of igyega
jd'7ty the application would have been refused By
nsf1fir5 THIS IN your journal you aoH do an act Of
justice to the C0lieGe, and co.: fer taror on
Yours, very respectfully,
Dean ofhe Faculty ofthe Philadelphia College of Medi-
cine.
DR.. l.. j. Czapkay's Private Medical and Surgical In
stitnte is on Sacramento street. below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company Office,
San Francisco California The Doctor offers free con-
stat;on, and asks no frtnaneration tiiess He effects
cure
The hydraulic press., 1860-06-09
House and Eot for Sale.

EAO0SO eAEHU ELOt kVk SdhACs
~ e. POWE EESS offers for sale his House and
" Lot on Cherokee street, in the town of North
San Juan.
The Lot is 20 feet square, is neatly fenced and plan
ted with sixty Fruit Trees of them bearing and
provided With stable and other outbouses.
The Dwelling is commodious and comfortable, and
the neighborhood. consisting entirely of dwelling hou-
ses quiet and respectable.
The proprietor desires to move onto larger lot In
another part of town. which is his only motive for
selling.
For terms and other particulars cali at This Office, OF
at Coley's store; Main street, on
mayl9tf c. E. POWERS.
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EEOuSe to Let.

Truckee Turnpike COMPANY.
NOTICE.
EyHE Stockholders i'm the Truckee
IL Turnpike Company hereby notified that a sec-
ond assessment of per the capital stock of
said cosppanyor ten dollars each share of stock
has been ordered by the company and the re-
quircd to be paid on or before the 30th day of June
By order Of the company.
o. p. STIDGER, sec'y.
June 1st. 1850.
N b. Payments must in all cases be made to me at
the office of the company at North San Juan.
js2ta o. P. STIDGER
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Notice.
HAVE appointed II. IL. Farquhar to act as my
n attorney during my absence in Utah.
NEWTON c. MILLER.
North SanJuan, May Is, 1860. myl9tf
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Letters from Italy.
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The Impending Crisis
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AUTHOR OF NOTHING 10 WEAR,
Has written characteristic article for this weeks paper tout on
THURSDAY MORNING), entitled
WHERE SHALL WE GO NEXT SUMMER
Introduces his particular friend
MOSS BUNKER, ESQ,
WHO GOES TO NEWPORT.
Also,
MISS MATILDA BUNKER,
AND THE BUNKER FAMILY.
FROM FIFTH AVENUE.
Mr.. FUNGUS.
THE FUNGUS FAMILY,
Cd together to decide the question Where shah we 60 next
ssumerlD
BREAKFAST, DINNER AND SUPPER
Discussion Of the subject
The author says:
al" before the house an the time. was the previous
question subsequent question but out oH debate
In a on table breakfast 10 be called up
at dinner bottom Of everything and the top OF
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the coffee 1t the clocks ou, OF the Tsterppes
opened and shut with the DOORS stared from the walls per
yaded the atmosphere could not be postponed comPo
used There was such thing settns nd of It. twsre
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II Vas harder 10 meet"
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY
Not TO gote
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THE JERSEYS, Borto
"Desr, delightful Classic Lenor," norto
FIRE ISLAND, nor to
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MISS ARABELLA FUNGUS
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TONIC AND PLAT0NIC
FUNGUS AT wAsHlNGTONs HEADQUARTERS.
Lies down on the floor and takess
FRONT VIEW.
Gets fair sight Of the
GABLE END OF THE BARN.
MRS. FUNGUS AT SARATOGA.
ARABELLA AT LENOX
With Divinity student
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