Santa Cruz Weekly Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 2

SppiajSJt.WSitWIWaia board- of urpEansous Bu M-tt. yrtmry Ttm, iM. XQ-A few weeks prior to the late Presi- denual election, writes an agreeable and 1 mui .1" 1 Assissm Yatui or Ppett. The' a sessed value of the real aod-'pereonal prop- "IU-iRESS 07 TEX Moi'ST In a highly iotorestiag article in the Jit-1 mm Canteiamardiliik a mini iniim, a. I CAUTION THEHSEIEiN WATCH CO.

i'HE SENTINEL. 1,023, 13S 00, leaving a gain fot the past ZlSZi. jf. B.rd t3tri. 6th.

18C5. present. So- feX Minutes rf previ ittwnB.ina.tD IT! I fl '--I' nrevious weetinz read and a proved A road Poll Tax of two dollars laving -41YI lvutL 1 between be ages of -21 iand 50 veara resi- ding in this county, to hen of labor on the road. Tbe report of the District Attorney was accepted. 1 report of paniel Iaptei for Pajarn Road District; accepted' and' the following accent allowed hiui County Fund $13275.

Road Fund The rep'Tt, of O. C. Jenkins, deputy Road Master for Pujaro Road District was ao-epted and aooount. -allowed foC)25 20 -ftoiiAFund. 1 -f -H Tfie report of S.

t. Field.tWu'nty rreas-urer, was accepted and ordered published in tbe Sentinel. repprt Cool, Supt. of; Pubjio Schools, was accepted and account allowed of $100 on County Fund. The statements-of amount of fees collected for the six months ending January 1st, 1865, of J.

P. Stearns, Notary Public. R. Porter, Justice of the Peace Calderod, Sheriff. J.

Di IIyd. Jostiee of tbe Peace, E. Martin. Notary Public, S. B.

Clements, Justice of the Peace and J. M. Shepherd, having been filed with the Clerk of tbe Uoard. were accepted. The report of Road Master for Soquel Disfict.

was accepted and account allowed on Road Fund of $85 The resignation of John Fraxier, Justice of tbe Peave for Squel Township, was accepted and. the office of said Justice declared TttcanW i The following accounts were allowed. 1 R. ff H. Ifecor A.

Ctililrrwood 3. Lynch D. Mel'hfMoa J. R. Porter J.

M. i-hpberd C. A. Ftgo W. A.

Rolllnn I. V. tiowlxpaed J. R. (iood'pecd J.H.

gktrro llihn Field K. VIentin i. H. Guild 3.C. Jenkins H.AadmoB i.

P. SlmrRj. J. L. lUUUti 1 Count; Fuod 9 4 00 100 60 am 70 10 00 7 It 65 10 60 10.00 4 00 it 25 00 2 ST 4 00 00 8 00 4 00 H.

P. Stoos J. Strlur i J. Pr-ons C. Broorn Wm.

Felker J. Hxra S.O. Remingtoa H. W. I ojhi K.

Hihn Warner C. W. Williams I). E. AUixou li.

Kll Orrillr Kit J. U. Wanier i B. Altarnr 1 Fureroa A. Trat J.

lelWU 8 S. Simmons 113 00 2 00 60 29 87 81 00 2 87 150 00 fUU Fund. 1, Rn i Fund ludigrnt Sick Fond 45 76 48 00 44 00 38 OO The of Grand and Trial Jurors for the year 1865 was apportioned in the respective townships in the County. An appropriation of $C0 12 County Fund was made to cover tbe blance of bill for books and stationary for the use of the County Clerk's office. An appropriation of $40 00 was made fir the ae of Santa Crns township, drawn Jon the Indigent Sick Fund.

A balance of $40 00 being found due to James Johnson for cutting stone, tbe Auditor was instructed to draw his warrant on tfie Treasurer for fbe amount, on the build-in Fundi- Tjie report of. Oryille Rtwt, Road Master, for 'Santa Cruz District was accepted, and account allowed on County Fund of $154.60, on Road Fund, $78 30. The following accounts wet laid over for future consideration: 8- V. PriaRle, I). J.

HiUm, 4 00 1S 00 6 00 Jt fc- mile, It appearing to the Board that the sum of $1,000, which is due ta this Coonty on the bond of F. Clmkerfuss, has been paia to Charles Maclay, one of the bondsmen ol Chnkerfuxs, it.was ordered by tne uoara that the Clerk notify said Macla.y to pay said money ti tbe Treasurer of this County on or befire the 20th day ot ebrpary, ioo. and in default thereof, to appear before tbe Board on tbe 20th day of February, at wbicb time final action will be taken in the matter. A upecial meeting was ordered for Monday Febi 20th, for the purpose of considering the account of D. J.

llaslam, F. E. Bui- fey and g. V. Priogle.

The Board then adjourned until aionaay, Feb. 20th, 1865. Tbxik Area and five Mexican States Sin aloa, Durango, Chihuahua, and Lower California over which it is reported win is to Tula in. the name' of Napoleon, contain tbe following area and population Popntayon. ISO.OOO 16S.619 147.133 160.000 ,000 .........32,58 Iu ningcK.

Ronor Cbihuahua Loer ..80,701 68,620 ...808,619 63X663 The whole of Mexico contains but saaate WbarNaDoleon demands of Maximilian, therefore, is nearly one-half his empire, though not more than one-tweLfsb of its'-, population, Cbibuab'oa, Sinaloa atd Durango there are mints located, which in times cst wnen society and government'were better organized; than they bave been in that uobappv country durng the last twenty years, produced large quantity silver dollars and gold doubloons. Even as late as 185ft the coinaga of the Da-rango mint amounted to $590,724, while tLat of Chihuahua wa $410,000. Io tbe preceding year the figures were nearly two hundred thousand dollars The mint at Cailican. in! Sin aloa, produced as mnch both the above, and doubt less tha productive capacity of all three of tnese atates, unaer inspiring of French and European capital, be increased tenfold in a lew ton Independent. Mo.

Valuable oil springs have been discovered about fifty miles from Sap Juan. and water abound in the i cinity of tbe springs. We have been shown a bottle of the liquid, and although not should pronounoa it tha pure stuff he oil is pronounced good by competent judges. Monterey The OcciJenUl Insurance Company tas been inoorrjorated in San Francisco, with a pitai tvks 4 J30Q.C00.-, $axe i ez aa ue, 0e, SaB IWrTlfllUlBli ltlTITlHrilMrl BWVB1 IZ KSII frLj" lu'-r rc.wiiDz atseown 01 inn 1.1. E'meTa asio.

iu pumio qore ni our 01 arbHa ocenpations, aisciple tarpeo.er among me r- 1 took an active nart favor uf tuimac," canvassing the southeast end ot the county for bis favorite candinate pretty. tbor-1 uglily, ad generally returning each 'night mnwher in thu wpj nKi.rt ii enthusiasm and sparkling water. The fe males, it would appear; held a council of war for the purpose of having a little fun at the rzpense of simehody and after delihera- ting. the tawyer and curpemer wer selected os suitable VHitiins. "Chips," some how.

ot other, got wiad of what was on the tapis. He watched them depositing a buxom woman effigy in bis bed, saying, a word, but when they commenced to wet the sheets, he concluded that the "goak" was being carried too far, and in be rushed, to the no small discomfiture of, the ladies. Explanations and a reconciliation between the parties followed, Chips agreeing to aid them in their wicked dfs'gns upon ttie lawyer. A big Thomas rat was secured and tied Up in a sack. A large mess of yellow sqoash, well cookedand prepared for the occasion, was then brought forward," tbe snow-white sheets were carefully turned down, and a layer of tbe aforesaid squash, half an inch thick, was evenly and regularly applied all over Blackstone's bed.

Thomas cat was now placed in'' position at the baA side of the couch, the. pillows were arranged, and the ladies rrtlred into an adjoining room to witness the result- througe a stove pipe hole. Abut 12 after delivering a trnniend-u-o-u- phillipic against the Black 'Ri'Vublican "miscfgenatibnists, the lawyer returned, tired and weary, to seek bis much needed repose. Being familiar with; the room he divested himself of his garments in the dark, turned down the clothes and tumb'ed into bed, striking square on the cat as be did so. By a sudden movement the cat extricated one of his paws, which in retaliation he launched boldly out, striking the intruder in the tenderCst part of his.

body. Tbe lawyer gave an 'unmerciful scream, nnd c'u'ching the cat, hurled against the opposite wall with terrible force. By this time the, squash bad been exercising its penetrating qualities, soaking through Blackstone's drawers, while bis handi were covered with something which be dared not permit his imagination to ponder upon. lie got up, lit a and took a survey of the, premise-'. L-ioking at the bed.

then, at his drawers, and then at bis 'fingers, he broke out in a continuous strum of profatutj which would put to blush our army in landers, lie commenced scroping his drawers with a cae-koile. and launching anathemas at his persecutors at tne same lime, coDiinuing me goinl work until the females could bold in io lot.ger. They broke tor the door, just bare ly managing to wespe their who. in a fit of desperation, and Knns sans vest, sans pantaloons, sans everything but nnft solitary garment, guv 'them chae until he readied the House, when his lu dicrous costume induced him to- forego fpr? ther pursuit. Whether Bhickntone has 'since discovered th names of the parties who perpetrated the joke upon him, we are not awaro, nut we hardly think he will pms ecuje them if be ever does, although a hand bill offering five dollars reward for their discovery was posted np in front of the Beatty lltel the morning following the occurrence.

Alameda Gazette. New TJsx for Paper The war bas famil iarize us with the talk of iron clads, but who ever dreamed that paper would ever be used for the platings of war vessels, or tbe material for guns Yet recent experiments in Europe indicate that neither is improba ble, rrom trials, at Uattersea it was ascer tained that rockets made of paper tubes- were as strong as those made of metal. Pa- per boards of one inch in thickness were tested by ball, and fonhd to be superior in power of resistance to tin inches ot solid oak. The bullet which made a small round hole in the pnper, perforating so far as to raise a projection in the rear, would bare, passed through the oak, making an ugly fracture. So tar as tbe process ot manutscture bas transpired to (he public it consitts in placing upon each other sheets of paper, dampened with a solution Composed mainly of zopisxR, till the required thickness is' attained, and exposing the boards until they be come hardened, Zopissa is a gumlike tub? stance touna to a considerable extent in Egypt.

It imparts great hardness to any surface upon which it is placed, and bas en tered extensively into the compositions em ployed for preserving the stone walls of public buildings in England. The uses to which this paper may be pot promises to be multiform. The boards ara sid to be well suited for the platings of sbips, being lighter in weight than oak, and easily fixed to tbe frame work. They do not require sheathing, are non-absorbent, in combustible, and will not sustain on their surface any form of animal or vegetable life, and in addition to these recommendations, are cheaper than oak or 'iron. The inventor has used it successfully in the construction of light field pieces.

It is also Suitable for carpets which can be made from it in every variety of pattern and color. Experiments are in progress to show its fit peas for house-building. Excellent leather tor boots and shoes are made form it. In fact, there seems to be few uses to which it is not applicable. Hartford Courant.

A Saaitow. -Without the least ceremony, friendly hearers, I drop among you. You need preaching to as much as the dried herring needs You need wetting with tbe blistering blackstrap of every day gos pel, and it is my duty to give it to you. Woe is me if I don't give tbe incorrigible particular fits. I have a call to preach to you.

My duty is as plain as your abominable wickedness; my heart yearns over you as a shingle would yearn over the tender parts of a vicious school-hoy. -Like turkey in grasshopper time, I am bound to I pursue you in every hiding blace, and drag your iniquities to light. As terrible as a tab-hawk upon a lazy sucker in ahoal water, wU be my swoop but when I see tbe tear of repentance gleaming upon the cheek, as mild as a mother to ber will I smile sg tin. and poor balm, as grateful as warm tallow oDon blister, in roar wouodea hearts, You will learn to love me then, and I shall bave cause to remember your grana ries and your pork barrels gratefully. FOOT Manufacturing bOOSS in Lawrence, Massachusstu.

pay out annually to opera tires 12,700,000. KaV-- "rT buildinr, once. u4 th i rooms oi'WiJien ate now occupied bT single I 1 1 I 1 1 ertv of Santa ros Countv for the year iSfiS 9Srt 91 TK.Wd rslaa -y lain' ot rear ana personal property lor ieot The present year Will undoubtedly show; a mQChargcr mcreTise in the value of prop- erlJ 1 We also note from the report of the State Controtler that out of forty-six thi twentvix 1 tnis state, twenty-six wave 1U counties in larger assessed 1 value 01 property in 1004 nanin tooo, ana twenty bava less. Some of the latter, bow have not reported supplemental assess; ments for-1864, which might' make a differ ence with a Tbe assessed gain for tbe Jnclum new Counties, Alpine and organized io 1864, is $6,379,992 Reversed. The Supreme Court have re versed the judgment in the case of the people one of the accessories t.

aa. murdar of Deputy Sheriff Staples in El Dorado' County- Hodges' was arrested in Santa Clara County, taken to El Dorado, tried, convicted of and sen tenced for term of twenty, years in tbe State Prison. The appeal was taken on tbe ground that the District Court of XI Dorado had no jurisdiction of the -offense charged against him. Tbe Supreme Court sustained the view taken by Hodge's counsel." The case will now be tried in Santa County, as also the nine jthers who were arrested for the like offense. The stage leaves Pescadero every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, connecting with the S.

F. San Jose trains. DIED. Nr Sants Crut, Feb. 4th, lUriana, daughUr )f rbilip Lrggat, aged 3 year.

At the papr mill near Santa Craa, Feb. 8th Edward S. Baiblej, aged 1 year, 8 month and In Santa Crux, Feb. 10th, of Acute MentngilU, Jteury Andre Truntaged 2 and 0 montb at 2 uVlock to morrow afternoon', from the realdfsceof parents on Truit itreet. Friend are In-vtrd to attend.

8AKTA CRtZ as reported by llihn Field. Changed erery week. perbbl. $3 00 100 ft- Bean', Butter, 60(3 $3 00 100 ft 60 "ft 100 ft ,100 ft .60 cts 1 ft eu. 00 fl Doa sOpinq.

Port of Saitt. Cras, January, 1665. ARRIVALS February 2d, achr Alfred Adama ILuina. S. 3.

tehr Bsily, Farley, 8. F. 4, cbr Adriaua, Umoiou, sS. 4, sir tnidJon. S.

F. 6, str Saliuai, ijuddon, UirerPalina. DFPARTUKES. Ftbruary 2d, chr Atf red Adams, Uanua. i 4, schr Adriana, llobron, S.

F. 4, ulr felinaa, Sudvlon, Kiver Salinas. 5, tr Salina, Suddon, 8. F. i'i INDUSTRIAL -McCHAN- TCS' INSTITUTE.

Report of the Comm ttee of wanl-on California Brandies, l'unchc, Cordials and Bitters held September 28thr 1884. HRsT PREMIUM AWAKIXJ) TO 6QUARZA FOB frCNCHES. FIRST rREMIVM FOR OORMALS. FIRST PREMIUM FOR BITTERS, Sciuana's Hy-gienie Bitters.) 'v The Committee think this a fit occasion not only to award to true merit, and tamp with verity an article (or articles) worthy of 1 blic confidence aud patronage, but also to put tbeir seal of eondemnatiun apon nttannu cnmpoumlt bate initiation! and vorUiLat counterfeits, which re.emble the genuine only in their names, 'The Committee, after careful examination of the SQTJAItZA'S PUNCHES, Cot.xiials and Bitters, on exhibition, declare them to be composed of tbe best material, and that the same were manufactured with aeieneeaod utmont ea-e. 1 be Cnmmittetf, la their deliberation bad to rely entirely npon tbe numbers on tbe bottlei knowing nothing of the authors of either samples submitted to tbeir examination, but were unanimous intueirappro balion of tbe one.

and the condemnation ol tbe other, submitted, Dr. I. KiiWilL, Professor of. Chemistry. Dr.

L. J. CZAPKAY, FKA.NCU B. BEUkk, "Committee. V' A JI FOB A JL AILTHATPOB- TI05 Of TEl BANC HO SAN AUGUSTINE (better known ia and near Saata Crusa Scott's Ranch) BELONGINO TO BUtAX D.

SCC.TT WULX, BE SOLO ON THE HOST REASONABLE TEBatS. The tract for sale embraces a targe scope ot meadow, gracing and farming land) is well watered by living streams and i supplied with an abundance of tbe most excellent timber of every native variety and for all fiur poses. In Its adaptation to the purpose of a dairy is unexcelled in any portion of th Slat, the ratrge i large, living water is abundant, there ia every variety of soil, tha pastures are characterised by every variety of native grasses in abaudanee and the climate is remarkable for Its salubritr- The tract embraces about One Thousand Aeret, ia crossed by the publie road between Saata Crui and San Jose, has apon it an excellent dwelling alio use fences and other improve ments of the valuswsr Uv live thousand dollars. Tbe title ia perfect The ranch will be sold apon the moat reaa- onahle term on application to JOHJf T. PORTER Soquel, Santa Crns County, Cel.

1 nitr SAff.HlLL TO Is HAS S. THE STEAM SAW-MILL KIAR SOQUEL, kaown as Bates's aw-mill, wrra a large tract or redwood timber near THE WILL E3 LEAPED BY' HE UNDERSIGNED; For terms apply at the miU. fll-lm v-: Local T. Bstjs Satntat Grata Cwlrjr. Co.

P. fat Cmymlry ResrixneMt, Sa4 BrtigMtw, O. By virtue or tpeual Order No. from Bi igadter-Oeneral John Hewsten Jr. theannoal Election for Officers of Co.

F. l. Dulnun Onil Ur.mU ft ml 1 ha ti.lit tueuai uroar no. trum jji Mraater-uenerat jonn 1 i.i 1 1 r-- mg. 1st Cavalry Regiment 2nd Brigade 0.

M. wl.I be held at wtij eveuing, nu at oRTnii boot, Cpuin. B-r. stcne, o. a.

-uuiwyvp was taiHb tjhe hth tv I -idanet dlJar' necbe. i- i is fell kne that the wi 1 'engtb of tt nnel, en err leted. ill 1 1, aie' d. If macL n'es" as I th. pe.

pose i M. -t i't perf.i'atoc set in motion by compressed air. It consists of a piston working horizontally in a cylinder, and carrying chisel fixed upon like a bayonet, which at each stroke jiasfaes with violence against the trock Each time the chisel recoils it turns round to tte bole, end as tkgiauer isaunlcdisspBr and deeper, the frame or chisel, which eaiy ries not onei itfinfaperfbraton, advances in While ihe clusel js doing its work with extraordinary rapidity, a copper tube, of a small diameter, keeps squirting water into the hole, fcwhich means 11 the Jubbish is washed ontA Behind the shield bere is a feeder, by tue aid of which, a pump is set in motion by compressed air, which feeds all these tubes with: water. The noise 'ce4 jtle I of the enhanced as it is by -toe echo of the tunnel. i All at once the noise ceases; the shield recedes behind it.

and the Surface "rock is perceived riddled with eighty boles, varying in depth between eighty and ninety ten-tjmetera--These boles are now, charged witb cartridges, slow-matches burning at the rate of sixty centimetres per minute are inserted, and the workmen retire in baste; The explosion seems to shake the moutain to its roots; whrp all is over, the ground is found covered witb fragments of the rook, and an advance equal to the depth of the boles i ins been obtaiaei On the BardonecUe side this year the average advance per month has been fifty metre, on the" jde it has not exceeded thirty-eight metres per month, owing to the greater hardness of the rock on that side, there still Hinain a length of about 8.250 metres 16 got through: Wfieu completed the tunnel will have required the piercing of 1,220,003 holes. 550.000 kilogrammes of gunpowder, 1,550,000 metres of slow match tbe number of bayonet rendered unBervioe- abla. willamoujot to Old Fa.qiosed Tea Paktt. We ask what makes tbe weojen fly, around soT and the ready response is that' the ladies of Sao'a Crag are going to have a regular Fashioned Tea Party next Wednesday evening, FebI5ib. Also Tableaus, Old Folks Concert, da ticing, ac.

The Costume of both ladies and gentlemen will be of every variety and style from 1776 down toand inclu-aing'the present fashions. Tbe ladies are all into it'with their sleeves rolled up and nothing Js to be spared to make the entertainment tbe most pleasing and agreeable of Jbe season. Tlie variety of performances will not fail to attract, and we hear that everybody is going. Proeds to be given in aid of the sick and wounded soldiers in-the East. There bas been a desperate struggle for some time as to who should get the exalted appointment of Collectdr of fhe Port of eji-try uf this place.

The office is a sinecure, created for no ether purpose than to reward some political It no use. here whatever end is only so much drain on tbe National it; with: handred of other useless offices, were abolished it would save the government a great expense. iBu-mor says E. L. Williams bas received the ippointmeritT il XO 'fy ft i Ukatt ok thx only case tried in the Police Court yesterday, says the SacL Union, was that of the crazy Kanaka, on a charge of firing off a pistol within; the city' limits The defendant was convicted.

4 The Police Court in Sacramento must be a humbug, or else tbe ufneerf in and about the court are degenerating. As a general rule it is not customary to convict crazy men of The Board of Supervisors hare completed the list of qualified Grand and Trial Jurors cf this Countyapportioned as follows Pajnro Township, 163; Soquel Township, 4 Santa Crui Township 168, and -Pesca-dero Township, 46 making Id all 427 qual- ified jurora'for the County -7 i Ox tbx Fargo fc sayi the Union ofahe 'othf'Insi. received yesterday, from tbe State of Nevada, tbe largest amount of bullion ever brought over the mountains, in one day. The bullion weighed three thousand seven hundre3 and slxjy-tbree pounds, and i I if --t i i 'I- Tha S. J.

Aercwry says Mr. Dixon, propri- etor of the Steam Mills of Santa Clara, ab squatulated a few days since to the annoyance of a large circle of creditors. Ilis liabilities are said to amount to between thirty amlwrty -thousand dollars. Read the advertisement offering good steam saw mill, near to lease. There is an abundance "of Redwood timber near at baud, and the mill will be let' mm "nponvppls0on tot General Sickles and staff have gone to Bogota, lasted of coming to this the grand Reception, Committee were beautifully sold, when, on rushing io'wn to the Steamer Constitution they I jund that Sickles had not come.

S. K. Thornton, of Watsonville, has super seded as Deputy U. S. Assess-orfor this district.

1 -ft -V3 There are 133 children in 'Fran-e'sco industrial of which twenty-fiva girls, says the 'Appeal. We call the attention of the publio to tit two axilji Scioci I If i It havlo j- qoat ta'oar knowledge that Imitation of the AtBtrieau Watchre been pat npoo the market la great Bom Mrs, eaieutaied, hy their ntter worthleasnes, to in-joretharepniatk-aeiTour genuine prodneta, to protect Our own Lotereat and the publie frum impoaition, we gata peblixh the trade mark which our watche ma invarUblj be known. We mannlaetnre fonr tjltof Watches The flint ha the name "AK ERIC AN WATCH engxaeed on the in-ide plate. The eecond ha the name 4. I "APPLKTOjf, TRACT CO.f Waltham ifaaa." en graved oa the inside plate.

iH.i The Uuri h'aa the name ''2 I. 8. EARTLIT, Waltham, engraved on tb Inatde plate. All the StoTe itles hare the same American WatchCov pa luted en the dial, and are'warranted fat erer ret pec t. The fourth ha the name i WM.

ELLFitY, Boston, Uui rngraTed on the in-ide- plate, and not named on the'diaU- All the aboTe deacrtbed Watches are made of rariode iur(, and sold in goldorsilrercasei, a ma.jr be required. It is hardljr possible for as to accurately decribe the numerous Imitation to which we have alluded. They 1 are uaually inxribed -with name nearly approaching- ourownaa to eeeape the obMrratioa of the unaccus tomed buyer. Some are represented aa made by tbe Co lon Watch Co. of Buaton, Masa.

no Such company exist- ing. Some are named the Soldier' tt be iuld a our Fourth or Wm. EUcry atyle, usually known as the "Soldier's Watch others' are named the Appletoa WatcbCo. others the I. S.

of pur I. Hartley. Reside many Tarieliea naiut-d ie such a manner a to convey the idea that they are Ihe Toritable productions of the Amcrtcan Watch Compacy. 1 A little the part of the buyer will bra. tect them from gross imposition.

sale by the trade generally. EOBiaXS it APPLETOV, -Agents for the American Watch Co. Ja28-3nl 132 Broadway, X. LR. UOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS should be in the possesition of erery in the mining region.

As a preventive of various dangerous diseases to which the guld 'seeker is liable, it has no superior. While it is quite palatable as a beverage, it is speedy and powerful in its effects upon the system. In ail cases of biarrLcca, Dysentery, and the prevailing fevers consequent upon exposure, the Bitters will be found invalusblea-a corrective. Nomau should enter upon the exposed csmp life of a miner witb-out being providej with Hosteller's prereutiveof toiu-acli disease, not- should any of three who erenow in the occupation, fail to bave recourse to the B'tters. Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.

UOcTETfER, SUITJJ KF.AX, -j j2S Ssx i'Hisrpro. PROBATE NOTICE, In the Probate Court of the County of inta Crsr iu titaie of Caliioruia. In the matter of the EV.ate of Adulphus Denner, John Werner, Administrator of the Estate of said deceased, having Sjed in this Court, his petition, praying for an order of distribution of the residue of umii Estate remaining in his hands It is therefore or.lervd by this Court, that all perMins interested In the said Estate, appear befere the said Probate Court, at the Court room of said Court In Santa Crux, in said County and MONDAY, the sixth day of March, A. D. 18C6, at.

ten o'clock A. of said day, then and there to show cause why an order of distribution of the said, residue erf said Estate among the heirs ef said deceased should not be made by the said Court and that a eepy, of this order be published four successive weeks in tbe Santa Crux Sentinel," a newspaper published In said Coonty and Stale, to give notice to the parties interested. Done In open Court, this Third day of January, A. D. 1865..

A. BLAIR, ja284t. Probate Judge of Santa Crux County. KOTICE TO CREDITORS. theProbate Courtof Smta Cms In the Matter of the Estate of William P.

Niekerson. deceased. NOTICE is bereby given hj the undersigned Executor of the Estate of William P. Nick erson, deceased, to the Creditots of and all persons having Claims against the said ds- -ceased to exhibit the same with tbe necessary within ten Months after the 14th dajr of A. D.

1865, the date of tha lirst publication or this notice, to the under signed at bis residence in the Town of Santa. Crui in. the Count aforesaid. I. II.

PIERCE, Executor of the said Estate. Saaitai Cras Petroleaoa Oil Works Com. panyr located in Santa Crux County, State of California. NoTICEi -the re are del uqaant, upon the followinr dsribed Stock, pn account of Assessments levied on the 27th day frfxreember, 18S4, the aeversl amounts art opposite the Names of the respective Shareholders loruiws Karnes. Ko.Cer- Tf.

Xo. Amount, tificate. Bhares 87 fOO IS 88 90 8-0 loo 1( oo Cumxcjingt O. Bydi'k. E.

And In accordance with las sod in order of tha Board of Trustees, made aw tbe nth risv of Dacemher 1SS4. ee many Shares of each parcel of said Stock aa xay be necessary, will be Sold at the Auction Room of Cobb Sinton, in San Franctsco, on the 20th day of t-ebrosrr 1866. at the none of at of A day, to pay said delinquent Asseasmet thereon, er with all cost of Advertising and expenses of sals. w. tij eeci-Mary.

1 Office Xe. $3 Montgomery Block, 8aa rancatcsy SCHOOL, NOTICE is hereby given, ttat a Special Electlca of the quel (led electors of 8a.aU Crut fSstrlo No. vtU be held at the School House in aaid pistrict, on Saturday the 4th day of Kerch, A. J66, tp determine whether the sum of $1 600 ahan he levied en. the tax-' able property of said DiatHot, (or the purpose ef building an addition to the praaent School House and main-taiaing the school.

Polls ttpen from 2 to 9. By Order of the Trustees. N. TAYtlR E. AST HON E.K.

BAILEY. i fU-M scnooLNoricE. KOTICE ia hereby given, that od Friday tbe Mt uay February, A. 1866, a special Election will he held by the qualified elector of Soqaet School District, to determine whether or no the sum of Fonr Hundred and I Fifty Duller shall be levied upon the taxable property I of aaU District for the perpoae ol balldtng sa addi- tot. 1 1 1 t'" 111 til, uhim hAAM in Hiutiial Fmm iImhhHi Ira H.

tat the and year above written- Jhla i 5 P- c. ri FEiiT, Attt' sWJ vfcawJwe atvkdat j. 11. 3. Tlx Mexleaut i.

There is IittjeJn the conqoett; of Me tco ly the French" that neM give sa alarra. A people thoroughly imbued with 'nationality tnav be quikly overruo anj forced to submit toa prein rujer, bat years, long years are repaired itdiscst, that popple of their Eatioaal traditions, bones aud aspirations. Hungary odJWand baya Jpnbecn erased from tbetoap' of 'Europe, jot" -tbeir people rare as distinctly Hungarians nod Poles ai wfeea their n- "ve-tpn9-f-uport the throne. From Henry II down. English statesmanship have in yajq attemt reconeildretahd to English ru.el' 1 ipted to .1 denationalize a requires a most thorough subjugation and long" lapse "of Owingtn the vast distance of Mex iorffrinn France, Paris will not be the'ceo-ire of all oniniona.

ideas and sneculatiana a.a it is other home provinces but Mexico will bare thoughts and wishes of her wn which rj8Htf.Be- iJas colonists become more of less estranged from tbe mother country as coon as tbey aretrcog enough for self proteeuoa aou -begin to have-au interest of ttreir own -that seeds, guardijeg. If Elihien in North America could ut unite cordially with Old ''agtav3 in 177.5,and Engtishmea-1 inAti-stralia "cann jt Kve rf brmo'nyi'ith the taother-emntry in 1895, the stances, we have little reasi-n for believing the French and Mexicans will forthwith, lay asido all differences. On the contrary, there are many resonn op believing that Aber WjU) jntepse tard the two people, and that five, or tenycars from now, Nap'oleowill no more have the hearts of the Mexican people than lie has to day. Then why all this blustering about the Mynroe Doctrine? Five years will not con solidate French power in Mexico. Her peo ple are not avagev but civilized, and seven Syflluiof pep1esifUiitod as thefxTcaas, are will be a distinct people though for 'timeyielding to a foreign Bcsiies, we have an interest at" bbme to protect which is vry little, if any, endangered by tha French occupation of Mexico, but which would be sctioasly endangered a war with We, -can: -cooqucr; and when this is done easily riih ilat tiny 300,000 that JEurops Way 1 send to this Continent.

But let thesi dOO be united in the South and we would fear for the resutfr 'We therefore must com- mesa toward lor meeting me powers in their own lino of diplomacy. It we act we shall soon have all the members of this glorious Union acting in harmony, and hen, will be ample time to measure swords with the presumptive' despots of I EsTERrRisisa. We are informed that some' of our enterprising citizens are about com-mencingto make a trail from Santa Crux to the top of the Imrnu Priota' mountain, better known to surveyors as Mt. Basche, The distance from Santa Cruz to the summit of the luuuntain is between twelva and fourteen Scarcely a prettier and extended view can be had anywhere than from the summit of the Luma Prieta. On a clear day, with the naked eye, can be een Monterey City and bay, the" Salinas pIaippWatnviil and the whole of Pojaro Valley, the pacific" Ocean? Sao jse, Santa Clara, and all the valley, Martinez, Benecia, 'a part of San Francisco, an all the country adjoining the abov pi ices.

Aocomm pdationa -ar to built on the top of the mountain, for At 'i a. T- uoe wiauiiij; fc-j witness 100 ueauiiiui ucu ery ot.xojj. rf The batter was Brought up before tbe Board of! Supervisors' at tbe'preeeBt term bat a majority refused any action in i aid of the construction of the trail. of oorenterpriig, ciUzens have eonimenced gardening. -cordials andWtters (niosl table, jand if any doubjs tis be is requested to call on the old gentleman, No, '4lrKixQorI rieVoppte ibJ What Cheer House, San Francisco, and duly con- fetter bis proofs.

The' Indians are reported as one thousand ta number near Mud Springs, a station east lit Fort Laramie. They have cut off all" futstauulcation Irom, thai, point fat, despatches 'have been received from, the East since tbe 31st. Airifie valuables saved from the wreck of the Sir John Franklin are at Pigeon Point awating shipment. AH the bodies, 13" in number, of the drowned! seamen have been recovered f- decentlyTried on. jut elevated point overlooking the scene of disaster, k- On Tuesday evening, last, Tbeadore Guliuk lectured in the Methodist couch, on ha ilicronesiaa'knd S4ndwiohilaad.V,,IIe gave nillstrations of tbe customs of the natives, and bis ieeture was, a a whole, enter- ad." yinthony' Co Save cammeneed" get.

ling out timber foir their new; mill Biuated about six miles from this place, ca the, creek. A tudy in Germany lately gave birth to fjur uiuhtcrs at once, ller'husbaui j'j io Winter can be et'-usel cauls on the ios. i.