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Nevada national., 1860-06-30
Legal Notices.
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
State OF California. County Of New ada. Dis
trict Court Of the l4th Judicsal Distric
Of said State.
The People OF the State OF California. to-
WILLIAM HASKELL Greeting-
You are hereby summon-d 10 appear and ans
10 the complaint Of JEROMf KFYFS. hlef
against YOU within ten DAYS from the service Of This
Writ. II SERVED YOU in this County within tueu.
" DAYS II served you in this District and out Of
this County. and within forty days " served on you
In the state and out sf this District In an action
commenced on the 18th day uf April A. n. lsGO In
said Court wherein Plaintiff prays Judgment neai
nt you for the sum of Eight Hundred, and fortysix
dollars principal with Two Hundred and Eighty ~ a
dollars. aud Thirty one cents. interest tn date
ouning to sll2s 81 ailsFed BY Plainiin this com.
plant to be due sud owing 10 him from you upon a
certain promisory ncie se; out particularly in plain
tiffs complaint afoi e-aid together with interest
thereon at per cent per month till paid and his
cost Of suit.
And you are hereby notified that you fail te
answer said complaint - herein directed flainiif
will take Judgment against you therefor by default
together with all costs Of suit. and also demand o
the Court such other relic Is prayed for In flan
I tiffs said complaint
| In testimuny whereof. l. John s LAMBERT Clerl
Of the District Court. aforesaid do heiennto act my
hand and impress the seal Of said Court at Office IL
the city Of Nevada, this 18th day Of April, a ID
/ 1860. JOHN s. LA2RERT. tlerk,
By Joseph n. Levey, Deputy.
II appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court b,
i the Complaint herein nled ami sE:A=::i Of Plain
tins Agent, a l.. Slack. that q good cause OF az
tion exists ag inst said no'endant ana that tn
present residence of said DEFENDANT is unknown. bu
that he l. believed 10 be resident Of the state o
motion Of r. W. Roberts. plaintiffs Attorney, II !
/ Ordered that service Of Summons herein be mad
I BY publication thei eof In the Nevada National
weekly Newspaper published IN the County Of Ne
vada, for eight successive weeks.
NILES SRARLs, District Judge
Attest-JOHN s. IaNBERT Clerk,
By Jos. VI. Levy Deputy.
! Nevada City. Cal. April Is. 1850.
+. ". Roberts Atty for Plaintiff. 3s.sw
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SIMMONS.

vs. geiore
Rieh'd smitherau, dcfrt :. c. RICHARDSON. J. p.
The people Of the state of California to Richard
Smitheran
You are hereby commanded TO appear before me
At my Office in Grass Valley. on WLbN SDAY the
ist day OF August, at 10 O'Clock, A. ~. TO answer
the complaint Of John Coad. Who demands Of you
the oi sl6O 90. per complaint now on nls in
my Office. when judgment will he taken agsinst you
for said amount. together with costs aud DANA ges
II you fail To ppear and answer Make legal service
aud due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 81 day Of May, 1850
May 5-Sm :. c. RICHARDSON, j. p
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NotItf OF UttfHfuffOHs
STATE or CALIFORNIA,


STATE or CALIFORNIA, -
COUNTY OF NEVADA,
VNOw all men by these presents, that I, MARY
n nRYnkN wife OF DaviG Dryden, low OF tn,
T,wuship Of ,irass valley, Nevada county, Caliior
ui, hereby declare my intention, from aud after th
date to carry On and transact business IN my owr
name and my own account as sole tracer, nnhei
,hr n-orisiop. of the Act entitled an Act TO au
thorire Married Women to transact business in tho
own names" etc, passed April II 1867; to.wii the
business Of farming aud ranehing, the keeping Of
dairy, raising keeping, buying and selling AMI trad
ipy n ali kind. of cattle aud stock with all the
iucidentals necessarily connected herewith.
witaess my baud and seal this 25thi DAY OF April
A. d. 1850.
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MARY Dryden. H. 81
s,.,e Of California, Coun,y ofNcvadn

Before me c. KNIGHT, Notary Public in and ie
said county aud state, this day persnaiy came Mt
Mary 3rydcn. personally known TO me TO be tii'
per.sn whose signature Is anixei 10 the foregoing
in.trumeut and so is described therein who execute
and signed the a. her declaration IN my pres
nee aud upon an examination by me has separately
AMI apart from aud without tue bearing Of her hn,
hand the conts ats Of said instrument having beei
by me male known to her, acknowrdged to me tina
abe executed the frecl. ami volunterly for ID
use. ani purposes therein expressed without fe,
from niue influence eomlulsinn upon the ar
Of husband and that she had no desire to reiraei
the same.
Witness mr. hand and olieial seal, this 18th da
Of April, A. y. 1850.
April cs,,i.
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A chap up country said. speaking Of the
rainy season, the year ne was married, e il
rsined when he went a courting. rained
when he got married, and ,quaii'd the same
night be went for the doctor.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

'Dswcter.' said an exquisite the other day
want you to tell me what can put into
my bead to make it right at wants
nothing but brains." replied the physician.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
POETRY.
THAT'S so.

THAT'S 80.
The world gets wiser every day,
That's 50. that's so;
A wonan's bound to have her way,
That's so. too.
To contradict will raise a spree,
That's 20. that's so,
But mau with her should still agree,
And that's 20 too.
She carries hoops beneath her skirts.
That'- so. that's 50;
They show her off when er she flirts,
That's 20. too.
She wesrs her bonnets very small,
That's 50, that's so.
And fiounees If she's very tall,
And that's So. too.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

A notorious aboltionist in Massachusetts,.
announce. that he will lecture on the gal
lows. The Louisville " Journal hopes
that be will get the hang OF the subject.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

The victory il not always to the strong.
ss the boy said when he killed the skunk
with brick bat.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
TU X NERS'
EXTRA RAsBERRY SYRUP

E<A ahA sAaSs - n - ~
Manufactured from pure juice Of Raspperres and IA
eque to any article Of the Kind heretofore iorsdn.
eed.
Some Of the why TURNER'S Ginger Wins
syrups and Cordilals, Bittsrs ke., better than
any other in the United Stafes-
first-We cave three Of the largest mvnufAetories
Of the kind in the world.
One ut New York.
One at BunaIo, N. ".
Aud the I'D nj SAN Rranrisce, Cal.
Built specially for business in the most complete
manner In every particular.
Seeondly-ws can and do hrve every advantage
that money purchase convenience eosid faeii-
litate.
Our Goods are manufactured nom the very best
materisls-with the utmost care. and are the lead.
ing articles of the Kind throughout every State In
the Union. China Sandwich Islands, and incl udng
almost every place where the Anglo Saxon are
represented
We have constantly on hand and for sale in qua.-
titles to suit
finger Wine, Forest Wine Bitters,
blackberry Brandy, Sarsapariia Loda
Cherry Brandy, Norwood Bitters,
Wormwood Cordial. Vegetable Bitters,
Cherry Cordial. Stomach Bittsrs.
Raspberry syrup, stoughton Bttsrs,
Lemon syrup, Spice Btters,
Extract Raspberry Syrup, 0rgeat syrup
Gum syrup, lnnssette,
toloring, Curacao,
1b-ynehe, Kershenwssser,
4nissdo. vernouth
aromatic SchnApps, Essence Of Lsmss,s
Essence jamaica Ginger. Essence Of Lsppernint.
Rosenehieif. Bitters, &c.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
DEAFNESS. DIZZINESS, EAR Ache
CATARRn, NOISE N the HAD,
And all discharges From the Ear,
Mouth or Sostrii-, Entscriy Removed.

A number Of years Of unremtting attention To as
eases of the EAR speculative, has 'nabled h'm
90 make many improvement in all That ias hei''"
fore been known 81 Aural Medicine and surgery ana
to insure such degree af success seems almost
incredible great number Of ofceriitieaies and test
imonal. en- Ne al office. from many well kno wn
citizens in different parts al the ni"n frnm the
afflicted at distance a letter Of inquiry enclnsinra
stamp TO prepav answer will received immediate at
tention Direct TO- DR. IlNiklGTpN.
ness 3w lar lnfrmary. san Francisco.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
TURNER'S, GINGER WINE,

This article Is prepared from pure California Wirs
White and Jrmeiea Ginger Root, Ia such manner
as to from the best aud most pleasant tonic ever Ia
treduee; and Is invslusb Bile Iemedy for ny.pspsis
Indigestion. and for all diseases where eeutls st-
ulant is required, TO bring the system into healthy
action.
One Millions Gallons. In Barrels auA
Gases, sold Annually,
Throughout the world, theoeby proving its uncqnaiad
and HnTiudie merits. II has received the spprvbs.
iion Of the Medical faculty throughout the United
States and wharevsr known.
We caution all cotsumers Of GINGER WINE to er-
anime the label none genuine except such -
a hayeonthem our engraved Portraits In a circuls,
surrounded by the following superscriptions.
Brothers. NewYars; Buffalo, New-York; and San
Francisco, California.
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81 REWARD

WILL BE PAID. AND No QUESTIONS ASKED
w for the return of an AMBROTYPE Of Young
lady formerly Of this place. The picture taxi IA
from my Gallery one day last week.
May IL, ls6O-tf T. " WOOD
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
Old Magnolia whisky

Old MaSnoiia Nhtsht
Has Freeman & Simpson name in lull on each
package and also card affixed with liihograp pied
engraving of the Iistilery.
As matter Of interest q, the trade and public, in
howing the immense capital employed. aud the
extent of the manufacture of Freeman 4 simpson >
Magnolia Whisky. the following comparative table
Is appended. taken from work entitled % fhiladel
phia aud il Manufacture
The centre Of the Whisky manufacture is prob
ahy Cincinnati. ohio for We notice that in ls5t
there distilled in that city and vicinity. lH
go 245 gallons Of proof Whisky. consuming. II We
allow bush-l of corn To every three gallons Of
spirits & 800 as bushels Of coru.''
80 In Philadelphia there are but Eve concerns en-
gagged in di- hlling Whisky. from rye etc. They
have ca piial employed Of nearly s5ne. .oon and in
1851 produced 100 900 gallons. Tie distillrry Of
Freeman 4 simpson. the schuylkiil river, having
a capacity Of 400 barrols per wees. Of hne Whisky
alone. Of the largest and most complete in
the country for the distillaiion Of fire Whisky, to
which ihey condne themselves exclusively
-. e.. shaw.
apes-3m No. l3s, trout st., san Francisco
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SUMMONS.

State Of California Justices Court.
County Of Nevada, Sss
township Of Eureka. Before JoHS NJ. GRAY, J. P.
The People Of the state of California
10 u. ID. MAsTsN, Greetsng;
you ARE HEREBY SUMMONED To appear befor,
l me at my Office, in Moore's Flat. Eureka town.
.hip on MONDAY, SEPT. l0th, 1850, at 10 A. NJ
20 answer TO the compliant of JNO sHEI FORD who
lemsnns Of you the sum OF sl45 Alledged to be til.
balance due him on book account. as per account
IN hle 10 this ofhcc, wlen judgment will be takeI
.Dd damages, fyou fail to appear and answer To
lie snerin or any Constable Of laid county greet.
ing Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, this 5th day ofJune, A. D.
lso0.
JN0. M GRAY, Justice Peace.
true rcrs-Aitesi NurrHy, Constable.
Jane ?, Is60--l5s
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Notice 10 the Da-ha ways.

Notice /, herehv given that the pa,haway asso-
citation stands adoui ned until fu rther notice. Per
sons desiring demits vi apply to tie Secretary.
By order, WA. RANDALL, President.
] " NYF Secretary m-4u
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

rs-The drawing Of every Lottery iu which We are
selling Tickets are regularly published in the ''Gol
den bra, OF San fraueiSce.
ra- Remember that we are selling our tickets 81
the regular State prices and advance a. is other
Lotteries TJy
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

The undersigned acknowledge service Of the above
notice made upon this 18th day Of Nav A. d. ,
l6oO. NH8sEARIs list Judge. Nevada 20.
Z. W. MasIIS, District Attorney.
State of California. County OF Nevada
This Is 10 certify that ". y. Anderson, former Dis
triet Attorney ei Nevada county, and " no was act
ing District Attorney the trial OF indictment in
the Of the People the State of California
atrick Harrington now l., and ioi six month
has been absent from the state of California and Is
a resident of Utah Territory.
DAVID BtIhEN, Co. Judge, Nevada Co.
Attest-Iohn 5. Lambert, Clerk Nevada 20.
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TO MIN II = 4.

Directions for making Prepared or Lsif Raising
FLOUR that can be set aside and used az leisure.
To each quart Of iiour add one ieaspooniah OF u.
r Babbitt's saseraius sni two Of his pure Cream
Tartar aud what salt l. required; mix them thorou-
yhl, together while dry, and set aside for use.
Flour prepared Ia ihi- way will laci three months,
for the reason the our keep the chemicals seperate
from each other II eau he used up in the usual
wAy and baked at once Usr this prepared iour for
Bread Biscuit or any kind Of Sweet takes or Pan
Cakes until you want to use them.
B,T. Babbitf's Pure Chemicals.
Are guaranteed strcii, pure an may be had Of all
respscta bls druggists ani grocers
OBSERVE None are gennine but those having on
the pa pers trad" '-.ark and the name ct
JOHN ID. WING q CO.,
sole Agent as California strest,
elm lsan tranciseo.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

To make Bread and Cake with Sour Milk
ITO EACH POUND OR QUART GF FLOUR ADJ oNF
Il hezping teasgoonfull ut b. 7. BABBlIT pure
SlLERATUS ard what sauli Is required. Mix well
together by passing all tn ough a sieve. Then add
.s much sour milk a. will make the dough the
al thickness make it into small loaves and bake at
Direction toI making the very best ana puresi
Yeast Powder for Baking Powder
Take one pound B 7. Rabbits Saeratus aud two
two pounds Of II. T. Babbitt's pure 'ream rstrar
mix them thoroughly together. by passing them
two or three times through sieve Directions foI
the use Of the Yeast Powder, Raking Powder.
after you get II made A. above To each quart ol
nour add heaping teaspoonsfull Of the Yeast or
Baking Powder vet with milk water. a. usual
and bake at in quick oven. The bread
should he In small ioaves. Biscuit in the same
You will find tae above Yeast Pow er Baking
Powder far superior to any in the market and very
much cheaper because IL l. fresh made. Fither OF
the materials will keep seperat= from each other,
ten or twenty years, without injury, while Thea
mixed together they will not keep good over three
months You will readily perceive that the fre-h Is
the kind to he ID saving the expense o; TIM etc
In which Il Is put up.
B T. BABBlTT the first man who made J east
Powders and well knows they will not keep good
more three months; when you get them from the
store they are fresh. because they pass slrogh
so many hands before they reach he consumer
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Important TO HOusrktrpsrs,
Bskers, minrr-, and NIL others who
desire To have Good Bread
SELF RISING FLOUR,
make Bread and Cake with Sour Milk

Receipts for making Bread, Biscuit, any Kind
Of Cakes, Pot-Pie. Pie. Crust Corn Bread C. &c.,
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
NOTICE or PARDON.

State OF California. In District Court
County Of Nevada. J llth Judicial district. ,
The People of the state of California, rs PAT.
RICK HARRINGTON, indicted with Griffin and 9th.
To the Hon NHEs sEam-, District Judge Of said
District Court ard Z. W. MAsus, District Attorney
Of Nevada County
You will please take notice that II Is the intention
of the undersigned 20 apply to tue Governor Of the
state OF California for the pardon Of Patrick liar
rington, the defendant alb We named. who was tri-
ed Tor the crime of Murder at the October 1855
Of the District tOurt aforesaid. and said term
foresaId convicted oi the crime of murder In
tie second degree-to wit. the Zlst day OF Octo-
her 1855. and was sentenced tn imprisonment in
state Prison. at hard labor, for the term Of ten
years, on the 25d day Of said month
nENNIS SULLIVAN,
For PArRTcg HARRINGTON.
Nevada City. Nevada Co. Nay is, 1850.
Nevada national., 1860-06-30

SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
The Oldest And
ORIGINAL ARTICLE.
CELEBRATED FOR The CURE or
ALI Diseases arising from an Impure
State of the Blood, or Habit
of the System.
The thoufands of unio-
licited teffimonials from
perfons of every rank in
fociety, how in the mott
satisfactory manner the
powerful agency this
preparation pofsefses of
arrefting and curing
DISEASES OF THE
Glandular and Ofseous
iystems. In its compo-
iltion, on which much
of its value depends, the
beit Sariaparilla Root,
with other mott efectual
and lalutary Productions
are com...:col, Prod4c
ing a compound
DIFFERING ENTIRELY
in its character and properties from any
preparation now in ule. Under its re-
itoring influence, Rrength ard vigor are
impaired to the exhauaed frame, and
perfect health fucceeds diieaie. as Winter
is ucceeded by Spring, and the earth
clothed in vcrdant beauty under the gen.
ial influence of refrefhing fhowers. Its
operations are in harmony with nature.
and it may be administered to persons
of all ages and every variety of cenai-
tuition with the molt terfca fafcty.
Prepared and sold by A. B. &D SANDS
wholesa!s I,ruggiss. 100 Fulitn Street, cor
Of William, New-f0rk.
Fur sale by DEWITT. KirTLE & Co., II
JoHssrx & Co., REDiHcToS & CO., San Fran
cisco; RIcE & CoTrs, Marysvile; r. n
McDoEALD & Ca, Sacramento; and b,
Druggists generally
W. Loutzenbeiser, Agent Grass Valley,
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Freeman g. simpsons
Old Magnolia Whisky


.ianiard brand ut tine Nhisi direct from Acssrs.
Freeman X simpson, Fropricor- of the lhosniN iiis
tilery Schuyk river. and oilers 1t for sale in bar
rcs and half barrels. lots Ia suit. The genuine
Nevada national., 1860-06-30


Corner Washington and Franklin street, N. z
Niagara street Buffalo. n. Y.
Corner Broadway and Front sts.. San francisco. Cal
And for Sale by Merchants and Druggist every rhaf
Nevada national., 1860-06-30
Wood Eddy g. Co.'S Lottery
Office,
No. 9s Montgomery ST.. Rooms No 2 & 3,
Over Frecmnn a Co.'S Epress,
SAN FRANCISCO.

rH-0RDFRs for TIckETs or CIRCULARS, show.
ing the Plan OF the Lotteries, and how Prizes r.
awarded will be- sent 10 any desrous OF receviul
them. Enclosures, Of sl0and upwards, may be mad,
by either Of the Express Companies, the expense
and risk Of WOOD EDDf a 90, and PRIZES WILL
81 CAsfikD at san Francisco. All Commnnica tions
Atrictly confidential.
Address,
b. u. GASsNER,
Care OF Wood, Eddy Co,
- lHaNf-fgfn
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03

CRIME IN TUoLUMNE CouNrY.-The Sonora
Democrat gives the following list of crimes
committed in the vicinity of Sonora on the
night of the 23d ult:
The house Of Mr.. Brandt, at Kinkaid's Flat
was burglariously entered, and himself and
mrs Is. evidently subjected to the use of chic.
roiorm, as two trunks were taken from his
Sleeping apartment, and the house locked on
'ae outside so that on awakening in the NOR
~, smhg Mr. Brandt had to burst open the door.
5ne trunks were subsequently found some
distance from the house, rihed of a quantity
ot clothing and navy revolver, the number
VI winch Is not remembered, but as it has a
zap box in the butt end, can be ensly identi-
ned' MIR. Brant was extremely sick the next
Jay from the effects Of the chloroform. No
clue 70 the robbers. On the same night a
miners cabin on the Flat was robbed and
tCompietely Quilted. Also, three miners cab
,ns' one and half miles from Sonora, on the
:oau to Cherokee, were robbed Also, two
JACKS stolen from Cherokee On the same
ppsht an attempt was made to rob Wells,
aaFgo d Co.'S Express, at Big Oak Flat. Also,
~ empty building in the Tigre, Sonora. set
VI ure. Same night an attempt to commit
,aPe In Tuttletown. This, surely, is crime
enough for one night, within the compass of
a lew miles.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03

DtsAsrRous FREsHErs. s.-On the 10th and
1lth of April, there was storm which was
very destructive in its effects, in Indiana,
Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania. An
eastern correspondent writing April 18th,
thus speaks oft:
Railroads suffered severely. and communi-
cation between Pittsburgh and the West was
almost entirely cut off for several days.
Ridges on the Cleveland aud Pittsburgh.
Steubenville, shore Line and Central Ohio,
we're washed away-tracks submerged along
tn, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
the Little Miami Belfontaine line and other
roads for miles. In the streets of Lafayette,
Indiana, the road-beds sunk twelve inches.
earth was washed out from beneath cross
ties, and trains could not with safety pass.
The damage in the vicinity of Pittsburgh was
great. The latest reports state that the low
lands along the Monongahela and Alleganv
rivers are completely inundated. The rise
came SO suddenly that several coal boats on
the Monongahela were swept over the dam
and sunk The number lost was thirteen. the
loss being over $4,000 The loss in Allega-
ny has been consderal lie. Several manufac-
tories were flooded, and families, in some in
stances, were driven from their dwellings
The railroads also have suffered by land slides
which have impeded travel. Altogether, it
has been one of the most destructive freshets
experienced for many years. The rivers have
now mostly attained the highest stage, rising
but about an inch per hour. The Mononga-
hela pier mark indicates 29 feet and 4 inches
only 20 inches less than the great freshet
1852
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03
zlaiIu NatiOnaI 1rmotrat.
Ball at Empire Ranch.
MARYsvILLK. NAV ID Iaf

AuI AoOO
Ep. DEMocRAT:-The dance at the Empire
p.nch last evening (the first of May) as was
..,.octed. was grand affair. There was
lama delegation from Grass Valley, Rough
and Ready and other dancing burgs.-
III. ladies we're plenty and all good looking.
and in fine spirits. The supper given by
Ms,,rs Mooney d Moody was superb. The
.,b,s was loaded with all the good things of
,ho season and we'll arranged. The dance
0ossed off very finely and broke up at about 8
:. .hs morning. 1t would be useless to men
.;oD The belle Of the room as there were SO
manv understood that there was mys-
,.rions wedding not far off. The parties
tried very hard to keep it still, but it would
come out and pop, pop, went the wine, and
ditch property seemed to be in good demand
no tbs bv. this ditch man must be careful
how he pays for bOquets in the future. as the
,orng folks are very often close by. So mind
your eve, as young man is looking out for
,.orr velfare, ard he will speak a good word
tor the balance on that boquet that is due
you.
The performance wound up in the morning
with a runaway AMI an upset and a bad cut
on the forehead of an unlucky individual who
dorcOd better than he could drive. Talking
Of balls. our mutual friend, Brown, of the
New York House, situated about four miles
from the Empire Ranch, on the San Juan
road eives party on the 18th inst. He in
tends to make it superb affair
Yours, &c, GoUNesrER
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03

FATAL AFFRAY.-On the 23d ult, at Tuttle-
town, Tuolumne county, fight took place
between Geo. Coffelt, alias Bob York, and
James Canniff, in which the latter was
stabbed in the breast by the former, and
wounded so that he died in three days Cof-
felt was committed to jail to await his trial.
Deceased was about 80 years old, a native
of New York city, where he was at one
time clerk, and waere it is believed he has
father.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-03

Gov. HousroN is something of a wag as
well as statesman. An officer of the State 5
Prison who had held his place for six years,
was about TO be removed, when he came to
Austin, during the session of the Legislature,
with Hattering list of testimonials as to his
character, and the excellent manner in which
he had fulfilled all his functions. These were
all satisfactory enough; but the principle of
rotation In in office overrode all other consid.
eratlons; the place was wanted for politi-
ca cal irlend and his removal determined upon.
But to break the fall as gently as possible,
the Governor adopted facetious tone aud
Syle IN hnal interview: "You say" said
zen II addressing the gentleman on whom
the ak was about to fall, "you say that your
conduct has generally been good ?" "Yes
SIR "And you have been in the penitentia-
ry SIX yearsF 81 have" "well, you have
Oeen there quite long enough-I parden you