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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

a NoYAGE IN a NUT-SHELL-The Bulletin
says that the Ranger No. 2, a little nutshell
OF steamer of under 30 tons, left San Fran
cisco on the l4th of July and reached Vic
toria on the oath of August, all safe. She il
side wheel boat; was built at the Sutter
Iron Works, in that city, in 1858, and has
been used to tow barges between Sacramento
ana Marysville. In going up to Victoria
she crept along the coast At Cape Medicine
she was overtaken by gale, and made fifteen
different attempts before succeeding in wealth
ering the cape-which took her three weeks
To perform such voyage in mere nut she'll
propelled solely by steam, and built with nc
idea of sea navigation, is feat of no ordina
ry doing.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

BANCROFT AND JoHNsoN.-In the last vol
ume of his history, recently published, Ban
croft Pronounces what we cannot help but
think, says al exchange. is a hard judgment
on Samuel Johnson. He accuses the great
lexieographer with being the hireing of the
British ministry; denies to him genius; blames
him for his physical dread of death, and
sneers at what he calls 1.-The ostentatious
Poup of his morality" AS johnson has al,
ways been considered pre- eminent among the
men ofhis day, not only for intellect but for
sturdy honesty, this sweeping condemnation
deserves and will receive very general at.
tention.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

Pan UTAn INDIANs.-The Alta learns from
gentleman who arrived in San Francisco OF
tuesday evening, that party of some go In.
dians ofthe Pah Utah tribe came into the
old Mission of San Jose whilst he was there.
on Monday They had so far as could be
learned, been driven by the Shoshone In
dians from the region around the Salt Lake
Valley, They came by the lower route and
up through Livermores pass and so into the
Mission They had arms, mostly the carbine,
but were poorly clad, and at the time our in.
formant saw them, seeking work. About
one sixth of the number were squaws. The
Papooses are represented as being well form
ed, smart and handsome
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

PoIsoSED.-A man who represented him
self to be a sailor. just OF the clipper Witch
craft, was found lying says the 5 F. Times.
on jackson street wharf Wednesday, in an
lnsenslble condition. He was taken into
shop near 10y, and restored to consciousness
BY The administration of elneiies. TIE phv-
sIe'an who was called in, gave it as his opin.
ION that the man had taken poison, t, which
the patient replied that che had only drank
one glass of gin in the morning" The doc.
toraad the sufferer were both correct, no
douJt.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

Foa FaAsEn "A large number of young
men in Philadelphia have resolved to try
their fortunes in the new Fraser river gold
region. Sever parties have already organ
iEei, and will take their departure at the
earliest opportunity. The Pawtuckot Ga.
zette reports that a number of young men
had left that place for New York, intending
to take the first steamer for California, but
found that all the tickets had been secured by
others
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

COUNTY TICKET OF Butte CouNrY.-Tbere
was a coalition in Butte county, betlieen the
Republicans and Lecomptonites, (undoubted
and, we be ieve, undenied, against the Doug
las Democratic ticket. The result is that the
Douglas county ticket is defeated, and the
Republican ticket elected We trust we shall
hear no more of coalitions" after this, from
the Lecompton side of the house.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04
Uiatrict Lud0e.

OF the three candidates in the field for
District Judge of the Tenth Judicial District,
Simeon NJ Bliss. present County Judge, seems
to have BEEN the choice of the voters of the
District We hail his election as another
Douglas victory, in the same manner that we
should have hailed the election of 7 Is.
Reardan, had he been successful Charles
Lindley, although good man socially, was
politically unsound, and never had the re
motest chance for an election at any time
during the contest His views on Lecomp
tolism were too great weight for any man
to carry in a strong Douglas Democratic
county like this 1t is true that politics
should seldom enter into an election for a
judicial office; but Mr.. Lindley seemed to
invite, or rather to dare, the opposition of the
Anti Lecompton Democracy, by publishing II
circular for general distribution, in which
he proclaimed his Lecompton views and
undertook to bolster them up with such ar
guments as Lecomptonism brings to its aid
And it is to be taken into consideration, too,
that mans fitness for high judicial office
may well be questioned, who possesses a
mind so warped in technicailties as to lead
him honestly to think that the Lecompton
Constitution was legitimate instrument and
that it ought to have been imposed upon the
people Of Kansas Notwithstanding they had
declared emphatically that they did not want
it.
In the election of Judge Bliss, not only is n
Douglas victory achieved, hut man of abil
ity and integrity is elevated to the Bench
There are many who very greatly regret the
defeat of Judge Reardan, because they be
lieved him eminently and peculiarly fitted tc
the position to which ho aspired but, sure
!y, the judgment of a majority of the voters
of Yuba county is also to be considered as
something worth, and that judgment is that
Simeon NJ. Bliss is fully competent for the
high and important Office which he is called
to fill-otherwise they would never have
voted for him.
| We trust that all bitterness of feeling, too
much of which has been aroused with regard
to this District Judgeship, will speedily give
way to noble and dignifed acquiescence III
the will of the majority. The Democracy OF
the Tenth Judicial District have spoken, and
it becomes all true Democrats to be satisfied.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

SrABBTNG AFFAIR.-About IL o'clock Wed
nesday night. in San Francisco, an affray
took place in Pacific street, between two
Spanish negroes, named jose Solice and Jose
Aguilor, in which the former stabbed the
latter in the mouth, arm and side-the latter
a severe wound.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

AFFRAY N SroCKroN.-A rencontre took
place, about half past 4 o'clock, Thursday
last, between William Biyen, editor of the
Argps. and a man named Brooks They
We're discussing politics, and waxing warm.
Brooks gave Biyen the lie; upon which, Biv.
en- cut him in The cheek with pen knife, in
hicting Il pretty severe wound.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

BEET.-The Sonoma Democrat speaks of
beet raised in the garden of Barney Hoen,
IN that place, which measures over eighteen
inches in circumference; and. though broken
on where about six inches in circumference
IS about twenty inches long, and weighs 153
pounds
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04


SACRAMENTO COUNTY. In this county, says
the Union. it is about as near draw game
on county officers, as is often witnessed The
anti Lacompton Democrats elect the District
Judge (the real contest was for Judge). two
Assanbymen, and probably half of the Su.
reryisors The ecompton Administration
Democracy elect the Senator. two Assembly
men and four super visors, certain. and per
hlrs five. Currey, ani-Lecompton, leads
Bald Nin. Lecompton, several hundred votes
f,r supreme Judge. This, we think, may be
consi lercd the real test ofthe Lecompton and
autiLecompton sentiment in the county =
BAD As "HrMAvs. The Stockton Rspub-
lican says there is a dog in that city who
drinks brandy cocktails The bar keep
when he feels liberal. mixes that somewhat
popular medicine, Towner watching the pro
cess with great attention The spirit medium
tosses the contents of the glass to the dog,
vino ,tches it with wonderful skill, not per.
nit ing drop Of the liquid to reach the
floor. They have another dog also, who
chews tobacco 'like christian" as the sail
ors say
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

WHATcoM-A gentleman enumerated the
buildings" in Whatcom on August goth.
and gave the following as the result to the
L'g" Frame buildings, 90; frame tents, l 9 ;
tents, 10; brick, total, lSs.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

SACRAMENTO OFFIcIALs.-The following is
list of the newly elected officers of the city
and county of Sacramento, as given by the
Mercury:
District J,tdge-J II. McKune.
Senator-J NJ. Mcdonald
Assen,bly-A. R. jackson, DR.. Duncombe,
DR.. Ellis j. E. Sheridan.
Supervisors District, E. Granger;
Second District. John LeOvitt Third District.
Sylvester Marshall; Fourth District, H. I.
Holmes; Fifth District, J. n. Babcock;
Seventh District, L. c. Goodman; Eighth
W. R. Lindsey.
City Justices of the Peace-James Cog
gins, L. H. Foote, John G. Barr.
ConSta6les-F. D. Chamberlain, T. B. Ma
cy, Leonard Harris.
School Directors Ward DR.. G. J.
Phelan, A. G. Richardson; Second Ward
John Hatch. ST., II. J. Bidleman; Third
Ward--H P. Osborn, DR.. T. NJ. Morton
Fourth Ward-Dr. G. L. Simmons, G. /. N.
Monnell
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

FGoN MAzArLAS.-Tho ). F. Herald says,
we learn from Mr.. Hutchings, proprietor OF
Hate 'i"gs' Magazine who has just arrived
from Mizatan, that an attack was momenta
rily expected from the Liberal party The
Government troops were under arms, and
had made every preparation for their recrp
tion, but the people took little interest in
the aff.ir, looking on the Government with
marked eodness.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

C4s Chas. B. Swift, on whose account DR..
Lyon OF lone Valley, is supposed to have
Killed his wife, has come out in the papers
with a denial of the charge of any improper
Intimacy between himself and the unfortu
nate Mrs Lyon. whom he characterizes as
having been woman of undoubted virtue
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04
DISSOLUTION.

VE'HE Copartnership heretofore existing between
Chas i. Scranton, VIM. Piughoff and Geo Bab.
BIT under the name and style ofC IT, SCRANTON 3
90, Is this day dis oved by mutual consent, Geo.
Babbitt Withdrawing from the firm. The business Of
me ora hrm will be settled by either of the under
signed. at their Harness and Saddle estabiishment
west side of st. eet, near Third.
CHAS. TT SCRANTON,
VIM. PLUGH0FF.
Marysvile, July 1st, 1865. aues-im
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

Citizens, Steam Navigation Company
dividend OF four per cent. has been declared by
the Trustees of this Company, payable on and after
the S0th inst
sna6,icd HORACE BEACH, secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04
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Notice.

THNO the Stockholders OF the Sierra Union Water
II Company:
The annual election of Trustees of said Company
will be held at their office, in Pine Grove Sierra
ty, on the first Monday in October next
JAS. nj. WILLIAMS, Secy.
pine Grnrn Anniist 96fh. 1873 anp21 4w
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

GETTING DEsPERArE:-Th Mereurial editor
ot Sacramento has great idea in his head.
lie mas found out the startling fact that, at
some oi the precincts in Sacramento county,
the Judges Of election counted out the straiqht
ticket .frst' and has something to say about
contestiug the election After tri. ir;ll;ao.
effort OF his we hope no one will dispute
his own assertion that he is only a "fourtb o.
fifth rate lawyer"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

EB- Adolph Ross, the keeper of the Plan.
tiers nHu'e at Valley Mills in Alameda coun-
mitted suicide on Wednesday, by taking
stryehnine. He died at half past o'clock,
before physician could reach the place
Ross was Il German. lie leaves a wife and
seven children, the Oldest of whom is 10 years
of are.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

CHINESE MARRIAGE--A Chinese couple
were married few days ago in Sacramento
by Rev. Mr. shuek. In day or two the
wife was found in house of i'll fame, and re-
fused to so back to her husband.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

C1- In G,tzlers saloon on D street, is the
finest billiard table in the State, iuasmuch as
it WAS awarded the first premium at the State
Fair According to a notice in another col.
umn, it is shortly to be ratified of.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

ArroTSTMESrs.-On Wednesday, GovWel-
Ter appointed a. P. Mango Commissioner of
Deeds at Tompkinsyi.le, n. Y; Daniel SEEK.
as, in New York CITY and L. Hurst, Brook
lyn, n. Y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

How THEY SrAND.-The counties of Yo,o
Tehama, Shasta, Calaveras, Sierra, and Ala.
media have gone for Lecompton. San Fran.
cisco, Sacramento, Ell Dorado from present
indica'ions,) Butte Plumas, (probably) and
our own Old Yuba have stood up for Doug.
las We shall soon know the entire result in
the State.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

~ A brute. named julius Finch. severely
beat his wife in the face, in san Francisco,
on Wendesdly last, for a very trihirg ofense
She was obliged to ask the attendance of a
physician.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

PmLADELPniA.-Our esteemed friend, A.
NJ. Wilson, Esq, has taken charge of this
popular house. 1t is bound to do well under
his mdnag cement.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04
Il REMOVAL.

HAVE REMOVED my Harn,ss Establishment
from l0l to ln7, fremont Block Second street, a.
which place, viii continue the Harness and Saddle
business in all its branches, and respectfully solicit
cohunuance Of the liberal pat onage heretofore Dc
slowed upon me.
aug3lm O.. H. SCRANTON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

cB- The Eesning Republican. (Republi-
can paper at San Francisco has ceased to ex
ist. Probably, it was merely designed oa a
campaign paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04
Select School for Bows.

pGItCU ECHUU1 4UA UVyN'
The Fall and Winter term of this School will com
mence on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept lst Terms for
Tuition in the common English Branches, 50 per
month a weeks) per scholar. Algebra and Latin
each, one dol ar per month additional Particular
attention will be paid to defamation and composition
A few Boarding Scholars can be accommodated in the
family Of Mr. Baker, the former principal, with whom
the present principal will board Terms for boarding
8 per week-washng, 81 so per dozen.
School room on 7th street. near the Catholic Church
aug3l-u g. W. II. PECK, Principal.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04
NOTICE.

The regular meetings of Oriental Lodge NO. 4o' l.
O. o. F., are held every Thursday Evening" at the
Odd Fellows Hall.
J.H. KRAUsE, N. G.
T. j SCHARFFER, Rec. Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04
NOtiCe 10 COmfraCfOrs.

OFFICE CAL. STAGE Co.,
Marysvie, Sept |, 1885,
CNEALED PROPOSALS for erecting Brick Building
- in the City of Marysvle, will he received at the
office of the California Stage Company, until Friday
September 10th. Plans and specifications to be seen
at the office of the Company.
sep1-td JAS. HAwoRTH, Prest
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

BIC GRPEs,-The Calaveras Chronicle
talks about grapes grown in its vicinity, as
large as pigeon eggs.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

20 The pavilion of the Mechanics Fair.
at san Francisco, was opened to large as
semblage, on wednesday evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

eB" NJ NJ. Noah is the author of the play
of Love Disguises" recently produced at
one of the San Francisco theaters.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04
Not Ce.

WHEREAs my wife, MARY r. NORRIS has this
w day left my bed and board without any just
cause or provocation. do hereby caution and Tor
bid any one from harboring trusting her my ac'
count as shall pay debts of her contracting after
this date. G. H. MORRIS.
Bear River, August 18th, 1858. aug19-1mf
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

TELEeRAPHIo CABLE-The Alta Telegraph
Company, says the s. F. Call, are in daily
expectation of ofreceiving their new submarine
telegraphie cable to cross the Straits of Car.
quinez, from Contra Costa to Solano counties.
rhe cable will be about one and quarter
miles in length, and in diameter will be lit.
tie larger than quarter of dollar but not
SO big as half, covered with wire, etc. sim.
liar to the great Atlantic cable. The water
at the Straits of Carquinez is deep. with q
rocky bottom, and runs very swiftly. The
first telegraphic cable laid on the Atlantic
coast connected the Islands of Newfoundland
and Cape Breton.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04

G%- In twenty-five counties, as far as
heard from, Baldwins majority over Currey
is 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04
DIED.
BIRTH

In Colusa, Mary Jane M0roney, wife Of John Moro.
ney, aged 30 years. st. Louis (Mo) papers copy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-04
Notice.

Ifvou want to smoke something very fine,
Then try John s. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
ie6 Cor. I'd and D sts, Marysville.