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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
PITTsDuRo, Feb l2-P n

Henry Fife and Charlotte Jones, two of
the MsKeesport murderers were hung this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. About 800 persons
witnessed the execution inside the jail yard.
Large crowds outside. Both delivered an
address. acknowledging the justice Of the
sentence, but pronounced Munroe Stewart
innocens. The latter is sentenced to be hung
in a fortnight.
Bishop Potter who was attacked on We'd
nesday with fit of apoplexy, better; but
still in n critical condition.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that 1, GEORGE
WOLFLIN. Collector of the city Of Evans
vile, will, between the hours Of nine and
twelve. A. NJ. and two and fvc o'clock. p. NJ,
ON the fourth. fifth and sixth days Of March,
1858. sell, at public auction, ut the Court
House. in the city of Evansville. Indiana
the following lots, parts of lots. and pieces OF
real estate, in said city, taxed to various per-
sons. tor the payment of the taxes due from
the owners thereof to the city of Evansville
the same being now due and unpaid
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

New ORLEANS. Feb l2-PI
The Empire City is coming up with Cali
fornia mails To the 10th.
The Star Of the West takes forward 81 $780,.
900. She left Aspinwall on the 3D..
The Wabash was to leave Panama on the
10th for ASpinwan.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
Cincinnati Markets
CINcIYYATr, Feb l2-P II

CINCINNATI, Feb l2-P
Flour rather better; 22O0 bbls sold at
IS Tj@.4 05 for supcrfne Ia extra. WHISKY
firm mt I5e. Hogs--T00 head sold ut 50 ,og6,
and firm. Mess pork advanced to SO 90
700 hbls of lard sold ut So; 100 900 pounds
hulk meat sold So and ~ for shoulders and
sides. Market closed unsettled. All articles
held higher.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real estate sy be
sold for the payment Of City Taxes assessed thereon:
SECTION l. BE il ordained by the Common Council
Of the City of Evansville, that from and after the ras
sage of this Ordinance, IL shall and NAV be lawful Isl.
the City Collector al any time after the first Monday In
October, and before the second Monday or Marh u
each year 10 make the taxes assessed real estate,
either Ivy the seizureand lie Of the goods and chattes
Of the owner claimant thereof by selling the lot
or piece of ground itse upon which the tax remains
unpaid 50 much thereof as may he necessary 10 pay
such taxes and costs Of advertising ard sale.
Attest: JOHN HLWSON, MAYOR.
WELL Ii. WALLER. Clerk, feb2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
FAsroN. Penn. Feb 1S-sN

A large fire occurred on Wednesday, right
at Shimcrhill. Northampton county 10y
which barn. -four mill, distillery and dwell
ing were totally destroyed. The property
belonged to Joseph Loubach. Loss s2S ,0ee.
No Insurance
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
baltimore Market.

BALTIMOkE. FcD TN
Flour closed heavy: sales Of Howard street
at 81 4QQg4 so; City Mills S5tco 20. Grain
inactive and unchanged, except slight ad-
vance in corn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
River News.

PITrsBUReB. Feb. i2-N.-River four feet
three inches by the pier mark, and falling.
Weather cloudy.
CNoSSArI. Feb. 13-P. X.-The river has
fallen two inches since noon.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. l2-P. NJ Five feet
slsven inches' IN Canal and falling. Light
sLow last night, aud nov cloudy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
NV YoRK. Feb. I'm.

NEW DIRK. Feb. I2-M.
The Board OF Aldermen refused TO pass the
bill Of the Common Council approrriating
$4,000 for tho reception of Mohamncd Pacha.
Thew appointed committee to tender him
the freedom of the city.
The banking firm OF Clarke, Dodge & Co.,
will resume IL q few days.
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TIE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
lFren p. @. 0'Riley L Co.'S Register.l

FEBRUARY II.
Statesman, Louisville TO alash.
Queen OF the West, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Antelope, New Orleans to Louisville.
ii. Bridges, Green river to Louisville.
James Montgomery Louisville to New Orleans.
John Briggs New Orleans to Louisville.
Greenviile. Green River to Evansville.
VIM. Knox, Wabash to Evansville.
Alma, Cincinnati 10 New Orleans.
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FARES.

For any information or through tickets apply
Company's Transportation Office head of Locust stree
Evansville.
JOHN INGLE,
Superintendent
IL Henderson numerical, Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt Carmel Re sster take
former advertisement and copy. nov4S.n
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BALTIMORE. Feb JPN

Provisions very buoyant: Bulk meat
81 ulders 61S: sides s1l; hams &c; bacon
shoulders ~; sides sl4@9H. Mess pork
I6. Lard 9h491<.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

DEIRoIT, Eco. IN.
The main building Of the new State Insane
Asylum in Kalamazoo. was partially con-
~ ned by fire last night. BUILDING unoccu-
pied. Damage about $50 900.
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RAIL r o A D.
For Louisville. Cincinnati, st. Louis, india q =
ap0lis and the East
CHANGE OF TIME.
CHANtrE Vt u lMEs
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, a3rd, 1876.

AN and after this date the Mail Passenger train III
~ leave Evansville at O'Clock and ~ minutes Il.
NJ making close connection at vincrnnes with trains
East and West the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
at Terre IIaute atal9P. NJ. connecting direct with
Express trains for INDIANAPOLIS, Cleveland and the
East, and for Chicago and Central Illinois.
RETURNING-leave TerTe Haute at 400 y. NJ,
vncennes at s:ss, and arrive at Evansville at l00s
p. VI.
follows: Leave Evansville AZ $50 A. NJ, Arrive AT
Tere Iiaute 4:0 y. NJ. Leave Tere uaute at $40
A. ", Arrive at Evansville i:t0 1, NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13

NEWPORT, K. L., Feb. I2-M.
The wife of Commodore Perry died here
lastgnight.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

"ILL he receive6 by the City Council :, the
w Office af the Undersigned, until SATURDAY. reh
ruary iS 1855 for the filing Of Lots No. N, IL, "a
Milling in Of the To Ne taken fro FIRST betvesn
Canal and Sixth stree s. Lamasco ity.
fets-lw WE'LL ii. WAIVER, Clerk.
RHAN BfAN.!-5 tons in quantities 10 suit
- purchasers leave orders and have Il sen. hone
free OF drayage BY SAN. vIrKERY
FUN0BACCO.-
50 butts fine Virginia Tobacco OF different rrtos.
received aoo fOr saieby ]. 4 D. HEINANN."
EXTRA FLOUR
- lco hays Canal Mills rxneissos from White whsss
!ln IS vIcKrRY & ycuSsroy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-13
EVANSVILLE & CRAwToRDsyIiLE

ETSts CscF9FF'S SssSsr CKISr FsF7rSS-
s s.,y agli ~, y; 5izEI SsiEJ.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-27
MLiLLHN Err
Mrs. SURFACE.
broadnag street, Jackson, California.

b'oadnag street, Jackson, California.
HSa RESPECTFULLY informs the La rE0
qk1dies of jackson and vicinity that she&Il{N.
~~h has permanently located hs4Rclf in the "
sOGve place, where she will be pleased 10 receive
calls from ALL ..
She is now fully prepared I, do all kinds OF
".k IA the above line of business and respectfully
sollcts patronage.
n,onnets, Hats, Laces and every variety of fancy
articles will be kept constantly on hand and dis
posed OF at Sacramento prices.
Ladies can always depend on having the latest
syies ot bonnets and dresses, aud as low can be
purchased in any similar establishmentin Sac. city,
EgEGALHA.
Afs, ). is also prepared to make Regalia for Ma
Odd Fellows, femplars, Sons of Temperance,
ana respectfully solicits orders
42-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-27
GEO. MUNCKTON,

JU STICE OF TIL Il Pc A CE /,
OFFICE,
Al Mancktcn a. Warmers Drug Store, Main street,
Volcano.
dec 7-ly
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-02-27
A. G. Brown,
w. HENRY JONES,
DY. HORACE SMITH.
Smith Il Hardy,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Sacramento,
WILL practice in the Courts of Amador and
Calaveras counties, and in the Supreme Court
Of The State.
je27 36-ly
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

Ciine,a Ad1itions
All Of block twelve.
All 81 block ssvsn.
All OF block fhrss.
Lets one TIVE three eight nine, block
ave-
Lots one swo three twelve thirteea four
se2n afteen sixteen, block six
Lots Ewalss thirteen fourteen kftssa
and sixteeR, block sleYsn.
Lots foagtesn afsssn sixteen tws three
four Eve nine taa slsYHa twelve shiTtsea,
block two.
Lots Rins tea .slsvsa twelve thirteen
fourteen hftsen sixss@n, bloek tsas
Aota seven sighs sine ten, block niRe.
Lots seven eight nice ten, block aighG.
Lola seven sighs ains tsa, block ons.
Lots ten eleven twelve thirteen fourteen
aftsan sixteen, block ave.
Lots nine ten siaFsn, htesk nix.
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Rail Road Addition.

Rail Road Addition
Loss twenty-five swsnty-thrss eighteen
nineteen twenty and tWenty-Ons, block
twenty two.
Lott six seven eigha nine ten eleven,
block Swsnty-six.
4 Lots eighteen ninssean twamsy twsaty-
ems twenty-five and twsnty-khrse, block
thiEty.
Lois twelve thirteen fourtssa aftsan
sixtesn and seventeen, hleek thirsy.feuE.
LOsa enc Two three foHx fVs tw0 foaRs
! block Rfsy-swo-
Lola twelve thiEssea fOuFtesa aftsen
sixtasn and sevens@sn, bleck kfty-aix.
Lots one two thFas fowx Eve end TWEEN.
ty-fenEs black aixty.
Lola twelve thiytean fourteen fifteen
siatssm ssventsany block Ssvaasy- eight.
I.uzs one two TIRES fous &vs and kwaasy
EoaT. block sighsy-swc.
| Los ssvsn eigas nins ten sleyea twsiwt
and ahirtssn, blees sighty-six.
Iaass tWeGay- asse twaasy-twa twsMky,
shres swenky -fomg AwsskF- &ss sNsnsy-sis
| IA AysaaRe sauveEa. nl0e& msmakv4
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

BuFkAoSo&I - GsS3ASAoNs p4AAE0AA al
aiioR~-
Lots ssvsn, eight, nins5 tsns slsTsa, and
sNslvg, block three. $3.50.
4 LotH one two, thrss5 four, I've, and six,
block seven. --t.. r..
Lots ak, ssvsa, eight nins, tea, eleven,
twslvss thirtesa, fourteen hfEesns BlxtseB,
seventeen, block &wshty .iFe.
Lots enc; two, three, four, ave, eighteen
nineteen, twenty swsntY-cDs. twsaty -shfss
block twenty~ntne.
Lot twenty .four, block twsnty- aihs.
Lets aix, sevsn, eight, nine, ten, eleven.
twelve, fifteen, sixteen, RsTeRteenp block
thirty three.
Leila one, two, three, foags ave, eight,
hinetssn, twenty twelty-oagJ t@enty-tgo
twenty three, twsnty -foar, blsek Of y-ons
Lots SIX, seven, eight, ains, ten, ELEVEN,
twelve, thirteen, fourteen, hftssn, siGteeR,
seventeen, block ffty-hys.
Lots one. two, three, four five, eighteen,
nineteen, twenty, twsniy-thres, twentytoaE
bl, OK kfEy-nias.
LsolsngE, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven,
twelve, fhirteen, fourteen, hGteen, sixtesn,
seventeen, block sixty-thres.
Los one, two, three, four, hFe, eighteen,
nineteen, twenty, twenty -one, twenty-five
twlnsy-thres, TWEEN y-fouF, block eighty
one.
L.ots seven, eight, uins, ten, eIsveu;
twelve, thirteen, fourteen 6fleea, sixteen
evsateen, eighlsen, ninstseR, tWsatys block
eighty FIVE. .s-
Loig twsnty-eight, twsnty.oAs, twenty
two, twsnty-shrss, twenty fyuEs sNsnfy-
i've, twsaty-six twenty -ssVsH, block eighty
niRe.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12

s&3N& @@A#a@@s
Ah q haaak ems-
AL a. kAssA swe sxsspa lot aAsSs
LeAs six sagsa swslys ssn sskht nina
alssam, baeek khFma
Laes aas bmo ahsse fsur asa OK aavssl
aleAk ains - sssvaa twelve, bl0sk f0uE.
Ls0es IL ssysn sigha aims ssn saeysu
twelve, block fvas
/. An a hiosk six.
LCz thsss four I've six and seven, block
seven.
Lots thfea fear and Eve. &c.,. ..~ r.
Lots one swo three four ave ak, block
nine.
T4oss oas swo akrss four nina ssn eleven
twelve 6stean sixaesa aightssn ninssean
swenty, bleak tan.
Los seventeen swansy-oas twenty swo
swensy thFes and twssk3 -foax, block ten.
Lots ons awo three four nine ten elsv-
On twelve thirsaan foaRtssa savanteen
siEhseen nineteen swsnsy twsasy-sns q
twenty tAFss twsnsy.9oar, block eleven.
Lota eve six seven aighk uiae Sen elsv.
en- twalVe tkixtsen femFs0aa afs@sn sig
sesn seventeen siEhsasA niAsssan twsnty,
block twslva.
Loss twsnsy-thEss twsnAy-fosss block
twelve.
Five loas w hf bleak thiEssam.
Lots LAiEtssn foarkssn ninssesn kwanty
kwsnty.thzsa and twsaty-four Is.
Lots Eve sin seven sighE nins cen elsv-
ga twelve thiEtsea fouTtseR seyantaen
eighkssm nias1esn kMenky swensy- thxes
tNaMty -four, block fourteen.
Lsts one two three four nine ten Rf-
teen sixteen ssvsntSan aighteea aiRetesn
20 tWanky-oas twenty-five twsnty-thTea
swenty-fouF, block afsssa.
Lota one two seven sighs nine and tea,
block sixteen.
Lots oas two and Eve, bloek ssssntssa.
Isots twenty three sweasy- fear slx sev-
ca eight eleven twslve Rftsen sixteen sey~
snteen eighteen ninstseA swsu.y twenty
one tsenty~Ewo, block eighteen.
Lota eae two nine Ten sleyen Twelve
ihirtssn fourteen kfsssn sixteen seventeen
eightsen nineesen swsasy twenty -ons
twenty-five swsnty-thrss twsnty-fouF, bk
nineteen.
Lots one two thrSs fear ave six eleven
twslye thirtsen fourtssa ffteen sixteen IL
eighteen nineteen sWsRsy swsnsy-oRe q,
bleak fwenty-ons.
Lota one two thEes four ave ak ssvpn
eight thirteen fouRteeu Rfksen sixteen | 7
eight@sa ninsteen twsnGy twenty -oae q,
block twenty.
Lots three four nine ten eleven twelve
thiFsesn fourteen fifteen sixteen seven
teen eighteen ninekssa awsnEy twensy@@ne
twenty-five gwsnsy -thEes twsasy. four, ok
Rensy two.
Ls0t ono two seven eight nine ten slaven
twelve thirteen foartsen fifteen sixteen
seventeen eighteen tWsnsy-oRe twenty-five
twsnty-thEes twsnty-four, block twenty
three.
Lots six aevsn eight nine and ten, block
swenEy.f0ar.
Lots three four Eve and Bix, block
twenty. eve.
Lots three faur Ave six seven eight nine
ten elsven and gWelve, bloch swenty-six.
Lots one two three four seven eight
niHe ten thirtsen fOartssns block twenty
sayena ~ -...
Lots thres four Ave ak seven eight nins
ten elsEep twelve thirteen and fourteen,
block rweHsy. eight. '.#
Lola ave sIx nine ten eleven twelve Is
foursssns block twsnty-nins. .....
Lots thrss fur seven sighs nins ten
sEsvsn aud shistesns block thirty.
Losa ssvaa eight aims Sen eleven twslEe
thirteen fourteen, hIeek Ehirty-one.
Lots enc tso thrss FoRg i've ak ssven,
hfsstk fhfptw-tvRa
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"a msEa assia - -
Z hefs 8sEN ~ eusmkw basw aeesE
nsaIae nakl a II d ID ia 80
|saH MafeA -. aae soasss - - d $50
90 - msafz - aAsk AsTA6s - ~ -
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aasak III HhssA
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kasr ssaA ~ s 1aze ssszssa
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E9a H7l@VE NsERzl1a MR7Ia 49, - . a1aEFH n
asaa = - m4k "a. tsss sss@asa -
hsass = " asszsk u -. 49, ssaas3 ]. =. -
$50 ~ 49, u M easasa MAas ~ csa@aa Aaaass
~ ms AaanmsAa asaasA Asa@as m ssea
aszaas - - ass,sAa Sc - ~ gsAF Nv
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Lots I2s456T89l8lII2-blsckE
Lots 234 as ss IL Ii ~ ~ % 81
block RI
I,0ts 81 IS 24--block %. sT
Lots 2ss56f ssfol4 10 10 10 ID IS %
and a.. ioek stwentE -seveH. .
Lsss is zSksssS 10 u y - "a 70 ICET q Il 20 Il
o u saa-Saoak .. - -
Loes Que tive thFes four tive ak seypn
eight nine ten eisveB twelve thiFtsea FUR
teen iiflssR aixteen seventeen eighteen aiee-
teen tWeRty t@enly-ous twenty-five twcFs-
ey-threa twRa ysEeaf, block jfifty-, hFse
lots tvs thrss Fozr eve SIX seFea sighe :
rwsatY twesty-oae twenty two twenty Aar &c
twenty four, block 6fty-sssea-
lots enc Two TIRES fQut ave SIX sevsa ssg.ss
nine tea eleyen twelve thirteea four eea ~
teen sixteen seaanteeA sighAemn AAaaeseaw
txeaty swsnIy oae twsnty two sssesty saAEse
twenf y-fsuFs block seyeuEy -nfne
twenty ttvewty-on twenty-five swRnkg
Ehfsa kTsnty-foar tweaty4hEs tsfshsErAEz
~ snty-ssysa. twsnsy eight bloc nasstyy-
i Twesss Ices In block eight
All Of block 10 all 0k bseek Is al d
block Is all Of bleak y al "a block - -
ok hgoSk Is all az hlae& Is MI OE ba@Sk =
al az hIoek aa an eEbiork - Al IL hin<A
DO AL oF block ~ al u hl8&k
EsEama& AddikaDas Bak i hloGk ID. asnsa'
nsnsa al AdditIoa. les u ia Il b8eek -
lcsA 1 y block Msss Aaaskfan, Ieas . n
block aH Aosa . 9a aa bHcck III I'D m hIh
~ loka IL hlcxk IL lot II hleeK liz toti
4 izhissk y ! y block ] y block y
asaaane. Exaness A Csanefl Einls. sassa.
lmanss Isk 4 aalaiOn. 5sk 3 block 3. MeGfsA
Isgan. Mnwqr ~ section 30 ToanaAip q
raxsgs Al. Msgwdishs Jehn coansll Biaas
I0gaeSaai psas paak uf aot ~ Mitse Dzess
smwRaa EAcEaa 90 Towaahlp 74 Rang
lAlsNesmw Ssetiem 50 Tomashkp "a Rang
I4fas0kH Seesi0A s. Tswaship II Raak
lax AkNAg Eamual u BIZ &c Hs@t1al
I9D TnwnsAsp 70 Range 80 8NStaDa y
/ TewgAakln ~ Usage as a . asalisA J
1 Tssgnsatsp 94 Ranga ~
mug nv Patxiek Ceuneia Blafss Hagg
Aaalai6n z acres 0Eiginaa Plat Leo Ssss .
eg tsk 81 ard 2se
| salsaes II Fslaam. Couseil BiaaF. Orig
smaf Pg&s lo8 SI&. hallekt Laoa Casanx
Sac. HakK.s AadikieA 3 arfea, MAyo
Y.IrIssan CsancH DtugEs, paFrysa Int Aaa
/ Csc. l64s nd * block 80 Boz l9 bloek
lnSs f3 Is black % lots y % bass&
zsss9 q y ad lea s0ea hiack
maasee ii n shs sFms Saettnn 1sa Ra@a
lahlh7 "a RaA@p IS q hf eE.s aeexA@a
4 TewssAApsN Eaage ~ sc % y sessss
Il HI TawaafsEh IA Msm9p 40 u w O. msaa %
4 gas.n1 EessnsAip JA naREs -
4 Mslmc1len 4 REehAgas, C0aneis 6saN
ysegsoFa AAaiassn, lots Mock 4 lsEsl
Il I'd baaek q lea In hs@ek aoa Ae Aas4k
Z gmAa 8 hfeek 8 Ests ! bseek ! lsA
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Mmlika Lema@a~-m o Of ml@ mBae swams
- eiKh1s iowa sss@aky.6sss nmmRe saHs#v
seaSs - So. shiEt4-oas, 1szm AsssxsTs
Ssass saege a0ysysanas VI g " SECS
EhiytY aADs tswm seFsmsy tom, Fhaea aaFs
kx~azss.
Ceamssf HinEEs mayIias Ia "A iasoa.
fsbf asy3a. block nias; LOS elghEs klt u 81.
Jaska@slss Ada --I0s alewea, Blu ths@e.
VeaFAls Addision--loss tsa sad sasTaa
IhIook two.
Original Plat -loks eaa hundred ana
sssenty-two, twsnty-four, thirty -seysr ;
forty -foar feet Of a. east side tive han-
dFpd and swenty-six, ons hhndsed and
ssTsAsy-shzss.
Mallins Sab Division-lots three and
fear, block seven; thrse four I've six, biz
two one and two, blk three; 6ae two I've,
blk foars seven sighk, BLK hys; thgae
fear sevsn eight, BLK six.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

to meet again goodbye has trembled from
tongues to ears to ring upon the heart the
last echo from the lips of the dearest loved
on earth; tear stained eyes have looked fare.
well when speech was dumb, and in that
look looked on their loved the last.
Oh! California-for all lovely land-for
every grain of precious gold thy auriferous
hills have yielded, from human eye love.
warm tear hath fallen. Bat the day is dawn
ing, fast dawning, when thou shalt atone and
feed with joy thousand hearts for every
one distressed.
Gold is the potentate of the world. 1t
sways the subject and the king, the council
and the nation; it sewers friend from friend,
son from father, daughter from mother, broth.
er from brother, sister from sister, husband
from wife, and wife from husband breaks
lovers vows whose hearts beat warm in love
as one, and cools them into hate whips hon
esty from the swain, aud Justice from the
judge: Christianity from the church, and
charity from the priest; transforms and re-
transforms the human mind and heart and
SOUL societies, communities, and all things
pertaining unto man, TO any shape it's fancy
may direct. 1t is sorry thing when gold
is given to a mindless, heartless, soulless man.
1t is sorry thing that gold will make man
corrupt aud vain 1t is a sorry thing that
gold should break the sacred peace that rests
upon a familys roof Itisa sorry thing that
gold should make an honest man villain.
II is sorry thing that gold should turn a
saint into devil, or make a villain great. The
gold Of California has done al this, and the
gold of any country would have done the
same, and will do the same should any more
be fouEd as rich The gold of California has
done much evil, aud much good, which the
greatest is to be answered hereafter. But
her evil days have gone, and with the pres.
ent comes the good, with better in the future,
for she has not "seen her best days" nor will
she have seen them for some generations vet
to come-is the opinion of very respectfully
yours, SuALLwRIrE.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

AGREES WITH DoUGLAs--The Hon. jeff.
Davis, of Mississippi, said, in recent speech
in Augusta, Maine;
"If the inhabitants of any Territory should
refuse to enact such laws and police regGla-
tions as would give security to their property
or to his, it would be rendered more or less
valueess, in proportion to the difficulties of
holding it without such protection. In the
case ofproperty in the labor of man, or what
is usually called slave property, the insecure
ty would be SO great that the owner could
not ordinarily retain it. Therefore, though
the right would remain, the remedy being
withheld, it would follow that the owner
would be practically debarred by the circum-
stances THE case from taking slave property
into Territory where the sense of the inha-
bitants was opposed to its introduction. So
much for the oft repeated fallacy Of forcing
slavery upon any community"
Precisely the doctrine of Douglas, in his
Freeport speech Why don't the Marysville
Express and San Francisco National read that
heretical Mississippian right out" of the De-
mocratic Party?
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. w. T. BARBOUR, Judge.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 24th.
Tee People as James Seybert-The ev
dence in this case was concluded yesterday,
and this morning at the opening of the Court,
counsel proceeded to address the jury theron,
and in so doing have occupied the whole day.
The Judge having charged the jury, they
retired about o'clock p. NJ, to deliberate
Shortly before o'clock P. NJ, the jury came
into Court and stated that they could not
agree upon verdict, and at the suggestion
of one of the jurors and by the direction of
the Court they retired to reconsider the mat
ter, and at o'clock returned into Court and
said it was impossible for them to agree !;
that they stood seven for acquittal, four for
convic ion and one had formed no opinion.
The jury were thereupon discharged, and
the Court intimated that the case would be
heard again on Monday next and the accused
was meantime allowed to go at liberty on his
former bail.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

C95 This Democratic Administration, whom
we brought into power-this Administration
places its power and patronage in favor of
Lincoln against the Democratic party.
have no personal differences with Buchanan
or his Cabinet Mr. Buchanan made a Ger.
tain position on the Lecompton question. |
disagreed and he told me if did not 90 with
him every friend of mine should lose his
head-and the warfare was made on me be.
cause | would not prove recreant to my
principles and my constituency, in the Senate
Of the United States The Senate and the
President are Independent. Whenever you
give to the President the power to say to Il
Senator that unless he does this or does that
he will cut off the heads of his friends, YOU
convert the Government from a Republican
Government to Despotsm resisted this,
and intend to resist it while have the
power Mr.. Buchanan cannot Drovoke me TO
Hostility against tie Democratic party. out of
reoe"ge, because l refused to support Lecomp-
ton. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS