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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER c AND THIRD STREETS.
MARYSVILLE.
Reduction in Prices!

&aFR5r THE Subscribers, in inviting the attention
.ssEEa and patranage of the resident anu travelling
ssfEAH public to their Hotel, respectfully beg lea c
SSVA&4A to make mention of the fact that tile UNI.
TED STATES Is now one of the nlnst
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0otels and Restaurants.
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
First street, IEarysviIIe, Cal.

fEae THIS long established and popular Hotel
I'S58g| has recently received large additions Of New
lr!iRH Furniture, Spring Mattresses &c, and has
,s,aseNN now SPLENDID SUITS OF FAMILY A.
FAn NJ, MENrS, also FINE SINGLE ROOMS.
Ihe present proprietor respectfully informs his
teus anu travellers generally, that he will endeavor
,ation, and ke'p worthy the patronage Of discrm
by reason oil long experience and strict attention to
the wants of his guests, he hopes TO please au sho
may favor him with their patronage.
Ds.ra ana Lodging reduced tc $3.50 per dav
upstairs.
The House - Open all Night.
apis my s.W. CHURCHILL. pronr,a.o-
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NJ. LEconrr tells the following story of
julien when the great leader was giving
orchestral concerts in the Jardin Turc, at
Paris:
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RATES
THE ST. GEORGE HO TEL,
CtORNEIk OE ENILR,EH AND Il SITS

~ SACRAMENTO, has just been thoroughly reno
vatel ana remodeed, its ventilation increased, aud
full supply Of first class SPRING BEDS introduced,
with large additions of other rich and desirable Fur
niiure from the well known and popular establish
ment of ]. G Clark & Co, Sacramento
1t is due to the travelling public to acknowledge the
very liberal patronage heretofore extended to the ST.
George, during the time it has been in charge of the
present proprietor and is designed that it shall be,
if pcssble nore deserving of the public favor.
Itsncaton is in the very center Of business, and
within moments walk Of all the popular places Of
amusement.
Carriages will at all times be in attendance to con-
vev passengers to and from the hoats cars, etc.
janS-my G. l. HUTCHINSON, Proprietor.
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MARYsvILLE, CAL SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 10
Sprrial 9otires,
Radical Cure Of RwDt,re.

40 DR.. D. W. c. RICE, having perfected
N arrangements vita DR.. MARSH, Of New
= York, for the use and sale of his 'RADI.
CAL CURE TRUSS desires to inform those afflicted
with HERNIA, or RUPTURE, thath has now on hand A
u and complete assortment lthis celebrated ,nstru-
ment, and will devote his special attention 10 its ap-
plication and subsequent necessary treatment to all
those who may place themselves under his care.
From the eminent success attending the use nr tbe
"RADICAL CURE TRUSS Dr. RICE feels assured
that of Rupture susceptible of cure can be
eectually and permanently relieved by the use of this
instrument, it being peculiarly adapted to the anato.
my Of Hernia, and hence can be worn with ease and
comfort.
Reference may be had to gentlemen of this city,
who have been edectuay cured
Office ut the Drug Store of RICE, COFFIN & Co
27 d Street, Marysville. sepl5.tf
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The performance by the Chinese actors at
the Opera House in San Francisco Tuesday
night drew large audience. The Telegram
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StravadorS SsoIan

. Strayed or Stolen.
- TWO PACK MULES from Pyatt's Ranch
e44A belonging to Thomas Smith, Morristown.
al ~ One brown and one bay, mare mule, bran
rs,sA on the left shoulder similar 10 F.
m MY dollars reward will be paid for their resovery,
y [m18-1W+ VAN MULLER a co,
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MARYSVILLE PARK COURSE.
TrOttinE RaceS.
4 60.

First Day--Wednesday, June 27th.
.APURSE of 81 900 will be given for a TEN MILE
race.
Second Day--ThuTsday, June 2Sth.
Purse Of $3.50, three best in five. Three horses
W enter and start for the race.
Third Day--Friday, June 29th.
Purse of $4OO two mile heats three horses to en-
YER and start for the race.
Inc above AL go to harness, according to rule.
biirance ten per cent. in all the above races. En-
"iss TO close June goth, with the undersigned.
Lhe racing men, aud the public of Cal forna gener-
ay. may rest assured that the purses, as above ad
seIusel, will be hung up at the Juges' stand, regu
iafly' ~ the appointed hour of each day.
n Ihe foregoing Races viii be according to the
Rules Of the Marysvile Park.
Inc track Nas been put in complete order, and is
now N line condition ~ receive horses Those who
my wish to train their animals can now have an OPP
pop5tlnity Of doing so
tht stabling Accommodations are on the premises,
l Siu an Abundance of excellent water, and nothing
VII l oe lound wanting conducive TO health and con-
ample Accommodations will be provided at the
Eark House for visitors
d.. PAVILION has been erected tor the accommo-
,b ,oh o Ladies and Families, who may rest assured
i ' no person Of an mproper character will be al
'Owel on thesfand. r. T. O'HA LON,
mayl5 u Proprietor Marysvllle Park Course.
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l. 1 II IL A h "

Containing upwards of FOUR HUNDRED VOLUMES.
In fact the United States has been fitted and improved
with the view to make il the most comfortable and de-
srabe Public House in the interior Of California
and to render II fully suited to the times the proprie-
tors have REDUCED ITS RATES to the following
standard:
RATES:
Boaru per week ....... ..........'....,....S 90
Board and Lodging (sngle rooms) )............. 90
DouDle Rooms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Single Meals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... 81
Deus 10 81 w
Day ard, with lodging. -. ............1 81
BY constant endeavor TO furnish the grentest
of comfort at the lowest rates. the subscribers hope
merit and receive continuance of the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon them.
w. G. STOKES,
ap1-my A. NJ. SHIELDS.
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acquiring Canine Habits-A Curious Case


The Wheeling Tntelhgeneer of the 10Th Gays;
something over year ago the child of au
estmable citizen Of this county, who lives some
distance up the river, in taking bone fiom
dog, was snapped at and severely bitten by the
animal upon the arm The wound, which was
quite severe one, was soon healed up, but
upon the coming Of the dog days it opened.
sweied the arm, and became painfully. sore.--
Bg the application of powerful remedies the
wound was again healed up aud the dog killed;
but the child, before one OF the most active and
intelligent, has become idiotioal, and has fallen
into the gross habits and actions of Il dog,
much to the distress Of the parents and the as
constituent of those who are acquainted with
the case, aud are, Of course, unable to account
/ foii
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Ballooning to Europe.

The experienced aeronaut, Mr. Wise, is ma
king preparations to try voyage to Europe in
a monster balloon, with view to solve the ques-
ton whether the air is navigable. Mr.. Wise is
now engaged in making experimental trips and
delivering lectures upon aerial navigation, for
the purpose of raising funds to carry out his
expedition to Europe-some six or seven thou.
eand dollars being required for that purpose.
The Smithsonian Institution will probably sup
ply him with the necessary instruments to make
his observations and experiments in upper air.
NJ Y. Herald, Apyil2 90.
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u The Atlantic telegraph company in Lon
don has sent vessel to attempt to take up tho
Irish end of the Atlantic cable, which they think
they can do to the distance of $50 miles from
the Irish coast They will also send vessel to
raise the American end, not with view to re.
pair, but to recover az much as possible OF the
cable for other uses. The inference is that the
idea Of restoring the present cable has been to.
tally abandoned.
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Fire In the Dismal Swamp.

The fire in the Dismal Swamp is still raging
furiously in some places, and the light and
smoke are visible from Norfolk. The flames
nearly reached the track of the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Road, and at one time the cars passed
through the dense clouds of smoke with difficult
ty. Great exertions were required to prevent
Que or Two dwellings from being consumed.
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such socey desires % AXE such sale for the puposs
tuvsstng the proceeds in otherTea be held and
used Tor Ike purpose and II upon the heaBg Of such
case IL shall appear that such sale aud iovesment
desired By the members Of such society, and thar there is
necessity or the sane, the court may authorize the
trustees other officers hol ling the tle in trust sell
said real estate 10 such and upon snch terms
the cOart shall deem reasonable.
Sac. ?. The trustees, other officers authorized TO
make such sale shall make thereof 10 the court
ordering the same, at such time the shall order
aud thereupon. II The court shall he satisfied that the
same has been made in all respects according 10 its
der and that the proceeds have been invested In other
real estate ioT the OF such society In trust for the
sane objects and purposes provided in the deed by
Sheh the real estate ordered TO be sold conveyed
to such society hata contract has besn made secur
ng such investment the said sale sh IL be confirmed and
deed authorized TO be made to the purchaser.
skc }. The petitioners shall cause notice Of the pen
deney AMI prayer Of the petition, to be published for four
consecutive weeks in newspaper Of general ercu
aOn in the coany where the real estase proposed to he
sold s Situate before the term Of the court which the
order Of sale will be asked.
Sac. 4. This act shall take effect on its passage.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives,.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
Passed March 81, 1SG0. President Of the senu,e.
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eOmmeuee his Eoon bef0re justice Of he township 20
which any Of the persons iiabie may issds except that
In joint actions against the makers and ndoeIs Of nOtes
duehiis bills Of exchange the aciisn shal hs
nenced in the township where one Of toe original max
ers daWeTs or ndorers reside and II II he claimed by
the plinf that indorer iudorsed the note or bill At
the time Il made, and the jurisdiction depeud thereon,
teOre the Juse. shall tate uradetlon the plaintiff,
person for hin shall Gle affidavit setting forth
the fact.
SXthIn cases of respass 10 real personal proper
y, shall he lawful to bring the action IN the township
where the trespass committed or IN the township
where the rssPssse orAny Of the several t'es2sss
eTs reside.
SIC g That section three Of the act to which tsis IS
amendatoTy, be and the same Is hereby repealed.
sEc. This 20 take effect and be in force from ard
after is passage.
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Speaker of the House Of Representa-
ROBERT o. KIRK,
March 10, 1850 President Of the Senate.
AN ACT

no. IS AN ACT
To amend an Act entitled Fan Act provide ior the
Enlistment and government Of Reform Schools Pass
ed April2, 1852.
sEcrIosI. Be 10 enacted Jytls General lsssngJlyo,
the STATE Of Oi0 That section ten of the act aforesaid be
SEA mended as to resd as follows:
Sac TO- It shall be lawful for the Board Of Commis
siones aforesaid 20 receive upon said Reform Farm and
tain there under their control and guard aushp, such
male youth may lie received and detained in Houses OF
Refuge under sections six seven, eghtand nine, of the
said act, entitled ian to authorize the establishment
Of Houses of Refuge and the manner and form pre-
scr ed In sections ten and eleven Of said ac in ref
erence to the examinations and commitment Of such
youth Is shereby nded TO and shalt be held oappiy to
the examination and commitment Of youth 10 said Reform
Farm and all powers vested by the act aOresa in the
Beard Of Directors Of Houses Of Refuse with reference
such institutions, is hereby conferred upon said Board
OF Commissioners, in reference t. the State Reform
Farm.
SIC @ Section fifteen OF the act Aforesaid shall be
amended as to read as follows.
Sec. ID. The parents or guardians of any youth com
mited to any Reform School, may he required by the
authorities Of said Reform School TO pay weekly
charge for the support Of said youth, not exceeding
dollar and hty cents the money received be duly
reported and expended other moneys for the benefit of
such Reform School, and said parents guardians may
also be required to pay the expense of removing said
youth TO the Reform School and Of returning him to his
friends
Sec Sections ten and fifteen of the act aforesaid are
hereby repealed.
SEc. 1. This act shall take effect upon its passage.
RICHARD @. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT @. KIRK,
March 10, lsOt. President Of the Senate,
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mo e2,l AN ACT
To provide for the Enlargement Of the Ohio Peni!st
tiary,


SECTION i. Be oN enacted By tie General -4saenlb'y
of the State Of OHIO, That the warden and directors OF the
Ohio Pententary hereby authorized and directed to
provide Immediately for the enlargement OF that nstn
lion, In addition to the enlargement provided for by
law by extending the cas-: wing thereof in an eastery di
reCon and extending the east cell hcuse in corre'poEd
ing manner, with the addition Of sufficient number Of
cells the existing wants for the accommodation
and confinement of male convicts'
sxC. 9. Said cells to be constructed after the same
plan and in the style Of those nov being
ia said wing The said enlargement TO be made Win
view to such general plan as will, when said east Wing
and cell house compile give said penentiary e
capacity for the accommodation OF one thousand male
convicts.
sEC. 3. The entire structure shall be we'll and Sub
st3nally built of stone, with special reference to econ
omy, and 10 the safe keeping and comfort Of the con
vcts and also be constructed in manner to cores
pond In material and appearance with the present east
wing.
SEC. A. The said warden and directors are hereby au-
thorlzed and directed to ptor'e for the enlargement o
the dining hall, kitchen, Oaser0om and washfoola 80
to provide Tor the wants and accommodations OF ol
thousand male conVics, adopting such plan as snail ~
cure that end with view to economy and perDsnence
and with view to the corresponding enhancement OF n
chapel and hospital in the upper Store! OF te same oH
ing. The said enlargement Of the dining hail ana k'c
en- made the east side thereof with Was to cor
respond in appearance and material wi the walls oil W
present dining hall.
struct Immediately two work shops in the northcr
part of the prison yard, of sufficient capacity Tor the nc
commodation of hundred cOnvcts each as nearly
NAV be- The walls to he made OF brick, and TO D. tw
stories high and covered with slae roof The walls
be laid up of sufficient thickness to bear the weight an
strain Of machinery reference being MADE TO tho KIND
business TO be done. in the said shops
SEC 6. They hereby authorized to take down 40
remove the cooper shop (so called as said me-
shops ore finished and ready for use.
SEC. Z. In the location of said shops, and the enlarge
ment Of the dining hall and kitchen departments, the
are hereby directed to carry out the general plan submi
ted by the penentary commissioners to his Excellent
he Governor Of Ohio, the Sd Of March, 1860, in Il
. drafts accompanying their report to him. ,.. .r.
SIC. 8. They shall have power to execute by oonvi
labor 80 much of any, ALL work contemplated by III
# act rs in their opinion will be conducive to the best
erests Of the State, and shall complete the rcmainii
i portion, the whole, the case may be, by dividing
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sFo g This act shAl take eject and he In force from
RICHARD PARSONS,
spelker OF the House Of Representatives.
RICHARD A. HARRISON,
March ,, 1860. President gfo fsn. Of the Senate.
AN ACT


IS,.n1 ACT
To amend seeu1u tveaty.one Of Act entitled ian Act
further provide for the better regulation OF The
CENT and ssg-keeping Of the pub lie rev
enup,n passed April l2, lSJe.
sEcrIoS I. Re enacted 6yfie GeaerGl AssemG5y OF
e SIfo Of OHIO, That section twentyo OF Gu
hd ian act ~ further provide for the better regulation
Of the receipt, disbursement and saekeepipg Of the
public TeTeuue passed April H. 1855 be amended so as
70 read as follows: Section 81 The Treasurer Of State
shall previous to entering upon the duties Of his Office,
give bond, with twelve securities, the acc
tance Of the Governor in the of six hundred thou
sand dollars payable 10 the State Of Ohio and condi-
toned for tbs faithful performance of the duties Of his
office prescribed by law and as shall he provided by
Law eater aud the said bond with the oath Office
Pla My written thereon and subsbei ny the Treasurer
shal be deposited with aud recorded by the Secretary
state beOre the Treasurer shall have the right
else any function of his Office Shatever and the General
Assembly or the Governor may, any lime during the
continuance Ia oe Of the Treasurer REQUIRE him to give
such additional ss;u'it they, either o! then, shall
deem necessary for the conplete indemnity Of the State
and after ten days from the demand Of such additional se
enrity be not complied with to the satisfaction Of
the GeneTal Assembly, or the Governor the may
be- then the cdce Of the Treasurer shall be held TO
vacant and the Governor Shall proceed By his own mo
uon TO appoint Treasurer instead OF the Incumbent
which seccessor so appointed giving bond ard
lty, aud taxing the oath of office the Treasurer Of
state is herein required to d. shall have and possess all
the powers and fulctions and he subietto all the du
ties and liabilities of duly elected Treasurer Of State;
and shall hold his Office until his successor is duly elect
ed and qualified.
SIC 9 original section twentg-onc of said act of April
~ 1855 is hereby reealed provided the repeal thereof
shall In no manner anect the Validity effect of any
bond OF Treasurer Of this State heretofore executed
and all rights md liabilities which have heretofore
which may hereafter accrue upon any such bond shall
not be in any wise affected by said repeal.
SEc. ,. Tkis act shall take effect upon its passage.
RICHARD C. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
ROBERT @. KIRK,
Passed March To- 1860. President of the Senate.
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AN ACT
amend the forty fourth section of an Ac! relating 10
Wills, passed May 8, 1852.
Passed March 10, 1850.


Io amend the forty fourth section of an Ac relating TO
Wills passed May 3, 1852.
SECTION /. Be ii enactcd6y the General Asssn,J2y of
ne Se ot Ohio, That section forty-four of an act en-
titled an act relating to Wills, passed May g. 1882 be
amended to read follows: section "A The election
OF the willow TO take under the will shall be made by her
in person in the Probate Court of the proper county,
except as hereinafter provided; and on the application
by her to take under the WILL shall he the duty of the
court to explain to her the provisions Of the will, her
rights under it, and by law in the of her refusal
TO take under the will. The election of the widow to
take uuder the will shall be entered upon the minutes Of
the court, and If the widow shall fail 10 AXE such cleo
ton, she shall retain her dover and such share of the
personal estate of her husband she would be entitled
10 by law in her husband had died ntestae leaving
children If she elect to take under the will she shall
be barred of her dover and take the will alone un
less a5 provided in the forty third section of this act
Provided further that sail election by the widow TO take
under the will shall not bar her Of the right to remain in
the mansion of her husband and receive one YEARS. al
oFance foe the support Of herself and children as now
provided by Law unless the will shall expressly otaer
wise direct.
Sec .. That the original section foryfour of said act
he and the same is hereby repealed,
Sc ,. This act take eusct and he in force from and
atterits passage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
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Speaker Of tue House Of Representatives,
ROBERT q. KIRK,
rassad Nar,h 49, 1860. President of the Senate.

[No.E9l An Aot
70 amend an act entitled ian Act for opening and Tegu
Iatins Roads and Highways" "ps7ed January y, 1eS3.
SECTION !. BE IL enacted 5ghc General AssemJlyW
te Stnte of Ohio, That when the route Of proposed
township road Ia along dividing line between two town.
sims crosses such dividing line, the person per-
Sous intending to appy for said road shall notify the
trustees Of both Townships Of his their intention and
on receiving notice, the trustees of the two town
ships in which the proposed road lies runs, shall mp
point some time and place at which they will meet in
oint boar the time fixed for said meeting shall be 80
arranged that The applicant applicants will have am
pe time give the requisite thirty days notice. as re
ouired in the net to which this Is amendment which
notice shal he given in both townships, and shall state
the tin aud place Of meeting of the joint board OF ttus
I, es, az provided In his act,
sEc g. That oat board Of trustees, when met,
shall tc governed by the provisions Of the act to which
this Is an amendment, and If they shalt grant view and
survey, they shall appoint time and place when and
where they shall meet to receive the report Of the view
ers and surveyOs and the proceedings at such meetings
shall he recorded in both t0wnshps and in the oar
appeal the appellant thal he governed in all respects BY
the provisions Of the act to which this 10 amendment
except that lie shall be required to enter into bond
both townships in which part OF the read is located
SEc }. This act to take effect from and after its pas
sage. RlollARD .. PARSONS
| Speaker Of the House of RepreSen tatives.
.. ROBERT O. KIRK,
Passed March "a. 1860. President Of the Senate.
TNo 10 | AN ACT .. nal.
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Posed March "a, Is

To regulate the sale Of real estate by religious societies.
aEcTIoN /. Be u enacted By tie General Asse,n6,a,
of The State Of Ohio, That whenever any religious so
ciey shall desire to sell any real estate that may have
been conveyed to such society, and Is held in trust for
specified religious purpose, 1t shall be lawful for the
trustees, wardens and yesry or other officers entrusted
with the management OF the affairs OF such society," to
6le in the Conrt Of Common Pleas Of the county where
such real estate may be situate petition stating thai
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No. 10 AN ACT

Prescribing Rates Of Taxation for State purposes.
srcTtoN /. Be d enacted BY The General Assembly
of e State of Ohio, That there shall be levied on each
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Passed March 90, 1860,

M. 75. AN ACT
Further defining the duties of Supervisors of Roads and
Highways.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted By tie General Asse3Ly
y the State Of OHIO, That supervisors of roads and
highways within this State be and hereby authorized
to construc foot bridges streams of water said
highways,
SEC. @ This act shall take effect and be in fcroe from
and after its passage.
RICHARD C, PARSONS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
ROBERT @. KIRK,
President of the Senate