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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Desperate Fight ut Placervillc-Arrival
OfEmlgrNnts.
PLAcEEvILLE: Sent. 2-1P n

PLAcEEvILLE Sept 2-l Pm.
This morning, at about o'clock, at Platt's
saloon, A. Reeves was stabbed in the side,
br man namnd Michael Tagg. They quar-
relied about political matters. Reeves striking
Tagg in the mouth, and then threw tum.
bier, striking his antagonist on the head
Tagg then drew knife, and struck Reeve.
in the left side penetrating to the spine. The
wound is very serious. Reeves aeknowledg.
es himself the aggressor, and did not wish
Tagg to be arr sted. Tagg gave himself up
and is now awaiting examination.
The overland mail has not vet arrived.
company of emigrants arrived this NOR
ming from the Stntes. They had no trouble
and found grass plenty.
The first pole Of the Placervlle and Salt
Lake telegraph will be put up this afternoon.
P. S.-Reeves, the wounded man, is easy.
His physicians say he will probably recover.
Bee teI
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

An Ho EST MAS.-The Steward of the
steamer james Bair foIui an article of Jew
elry, accidentally left on board that boat
yesterday, by lady passenger, "a sister 0
one Of the attaches of this oHice), and braved
all the dust between the steamboat landing
and this office to deliver it up. lie may fee
assured Of thanks.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Select School for Bows.

OeLecC ocnOOl 1OT DOyS
The Fall and Winter term Of this School will com
mence on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept lst Terms fol-
Tuition in the common English Branches, IS 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
d per week-washing, 81 so per dozen.
School room on 7th street, the Catholic Church
aug3l-u CIV. H. PECK, Principal.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
TELEGRAPHTC.
[REroRrED FOR THE DAILY NEWS. !
STATE ELECTION RETURNS,
SAN FRANo1sco, Sept I'd.

SAN FRASoIsco, Sept I'd.
First Distriet.-Curry. 394; Baldwin. 266.
Second District-Currey, sos; Baldwin,
46l.
Third Distriet.-Currey, 46o; Baldwin,
800.
Fourth Distriet.-Currey, 4OS Baldwin,
22l.
Fifth District-Currey 525 Baldwin 2lo.
Sizh Distriet.-Currey, S5l; Baldwin,
l9O
Seusnth District t-Currey, 2O4; Baldwin,
l7S.
Eighth District-Currey, 267; Baldwin,
132.
Ninth District.-Currey, 1l6; Baldwin
s4
Tenth District--Currey leads Baldwin 100
Eleventh. Distriet-Currey, 10; Baldwin
ITO.
Tirelth District.-Currey, $50; Baldwin
80.
Total number of votes cast was s,742. De
crease since 1887, 1886.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

c5~ A horrible wife murder occurred n,
Ottawa, Illinois, lately, induced by jealousy
the victim beinga young and handsome girl
named Clarissa Randall, and the murderer
Wesley A. Fisher, canal boatman. The,
had been married but short time, and on,
morning, after short absence, he walked int,
the house without saying a word, and drew
a pistol on his wife, when she screamed and
ran. He attempted to follow her but wa.
prevented by the mother and sister, when a
scuffle ensued, during which time he more
than once drew his pistol on the old lady
Willie this was going on, the sister had sue
ceded in getting Clarissa out Of the house,
and both were making for the street, when
Fisher succeeded in tearing away from the
old woman. and pursued his victim Just as
he overlook her she stumbled and feel ON her
face, when he seized her by the arm, and
turning her over, placed the pistol to her
breast and fired both barrels into her bosom.
With an exclamation, ''Oh. God, You have
shot me! Lord have mercy |" she died The
wretch then ran to the canal. which was but
IL few ,rds distant, threw the pistol in, and
jumped in himself. but his hea.t failed him.
and he swan to the shore and was taken
into custody. He remarked to the officer, as
he was being taken to Jail, that he supposed
his time had come The Coroners Jury
brought in a verdict in accordance with the
above facts The most intense excitement
prevailed yet there seemed to be determ
nation ON all sides to let the law take its
course.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

NorIcE TO CONTRACTORS. s.-Contractors will
take notice Of the advertisement Of Mr. Ha
worth, President ofthe California Stage Com.
pany, in another column. He desires n
brick building erected opposite his Stables,
on Second street Proposals win be received
up to the 10th inst
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
A White Envoy from So. Domingo.

WASHINGTON. July 26--I learn from very
reliable source that as soon as Baez was de-
teated and Santana restored to power in 1t.
Domingo as reported by Captain Mcintosh
of the United States navy, our Government
took the initiatory step toward securing a
foothold there which may lead to the estab-
lishment of permanent Government by the
whites Santana, himself a white man, i,
altogether favorable to the whites; and, in
the opinio of the Administration, the gold
ell moment has arrived for securing an influ.
enee on the island which may lead to its re-
generation.
1t may be remembered that Baez proposed
sending diplomotic agent to the United
States, but, mulatto himself, he wished to
accredit negro as his representative near
this Government. To this. objection was
urged by Mr.. Mason and others in the United
States Senate, ven before the delivery of the
bred scott opinion. Santana, as our Govern.
ment has been informed. is anxious to send
white Minister here, provided the United
States will recognize his Government. and
give him their influence and announcement
The subject has occupied much of the at.
tentlon OF the Executive, and as | believe
MIR. Buchanan will want to make a clean
sweep. should he determine to enlarge tn,
area of freedom in the Gulf, | doubt not
arrangements are being perfected for backiny
up SANTANA, and sustaining him in his effort.
to reform a respectable Government-Cor
~ y. Times
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

Tow u CHARLEY keep as fine Restaurant
on tn cora rof Second Street and Maiden
Lane as ever was opened in MarysyiIle. -
I"ty are energetic, accommodating and
worthy men anl we are glad to see tha: they
are appreciated by the pubic.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

ENTHUSIASM Wasted We regret to learn
that, on Wednesday evening, at about 10
O'Clock, when, by the count, it was thought
that the Lecomptonites had beaten the De
mocracy in this city, number of spirited
fellows got high, and discharged much gas.
The result announced few hours later
sobered them materially
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-A friend who left San
Jose yesterday, informs US that difficulty
between two prominent Administration meI
in that city on the proceeding day. termina
ted in a shootin gscrape, one ofthe belligerent,
being wounded in the wrist and hip. The
other, who we learn, was shielded within a
building, escaped iniury.-Aita.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

The EcLEcnc MAGAzNE.-T-is magazine
contains the "cream of British periodical lit
erature in condensed FORM" monthly, and
Is also embellished with the portraits of til,
most renowned men Of the world Eac
number contains l44 large octave pages, aud
the price is only S. per annum Address j
Q \. Warren, General Agent for California
Ill cansome street, san Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

Is We published a few days since an
account ofa double murder by a man in We.
mont the only reason the murderer assign
ing was that they were mean men. We find
the following in the Burlington Free Press
"A gentleman is well acquainted in Calais
and returned here from that vicinity vester.
day has given us the following explanation
OF the MYSTERIOUS double murder in Calais
Vermont.
Martin, the homicide, became a while
since, 1t seems a convert to 'Spiritualism :
lie was much under the influence of n Mrs
Dodge, of Calais. whose intellect was onit.
shattered by an attempt of her insane Inns.
band upon her life, several wears since
terrible affair, in which the man, after heat.
ing out portion Of the womans brains tool
his own life by stabbing himself in yarions
parts of the body. She barely recovered
and has since supposed herselfto be medi
UNI and prophecies of high order Acting
under orders from the Spirits young MartiI,
took the lives his victims, and was intend.
ing, AS he avowed to shoot four more per
sohs, living in the vicinity. The affair cause.
great excitement in that region"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

HELD TO BAlL.-The case Of James SeyLert
was heard before the Zee corder on Wednes-
day morning lie was held to bail in the
sum of $500 to appear before the Court OF
Sessions.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

Citizens steam Navigation Company.
A dividend Of four per cent. has been declared by
the Trustees of this Company, payable and after
the 30th inst.
Marysville, August "a, 1858.
au26lOd HORACE BEACH, secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
NOTICE.

The regular meetings Of Oriental Lodge, No. 45, 1.
O. o. T., are held every Thursday Evening, at the
Odd Fellows Hail.
J.H. KRAUsE, N. G.
- ScHAHFFER, Rec. Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

'OOSE CvRREY AT HoME.--Solano county.
'"u5s O"rreys home, HIS gone nti.Leeomp
ton strong The reports from there say that
Judge leads the ticket, and elects it Iv hi.
own popularity
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

Az Error CoRRrcrED--In yesterdays
issue Mr.. E'y's vote in Marysyille, tor the
Assembly, was pat down at 6l5. 1t should
Hlye been 5l5.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

MAN KILLED.-From the Sonoma Democrat.
We learn that a man named G. Cabot was
killed in an affray near Illinois Ranch, on
Sunday last, by a person named J. Olhfen
An examination was held in Sonora on
Wednesday last, when the accused was held
to bail for his appearance at Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

x In the Preside road, Tuesday night.
an unknown assassin stabbed an Indian boy,
named John, twice in the back, once in the
neck and once in the hand, but without fa
tai result
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

SACRAMENTO Posr oFFlcE-J. X. Harden.
burgh' Esq, the newly appointed Postmaster
at Sacramento, took possession Of that Off &c
on Wednesday last
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
1etr Aduertisrmrnts.
NNfiCe.

u Company
The annual election Of Trustees of said Company
will be held at their Office, in Pine Grove, Sierra
iy, on the FIRST Monday in October next.
JAS. NJ. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
Pine Grove, August 26th, 1858. aue3i -4vr
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
DISSOLUTION

IHNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
hit, under The name and style ofC H. scRAEToN 4
60, Is this day dis olved by mutual consent, Geo.
Rabbit Withdrawing from the firm. The business Of
@ the od nrm Will be settled by either Of the under
west side of ST. eet, near Third
CHAS II SCRANTON,
VIM. PLUGH0FF.
Marysville, July LIST, 1858. aug8.fm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
M Us WILLIE.
FRIDAY SEPTR 3, 1858.

81 htrs sC3ra oa tie dtttr ofB,y count y eter.
mt sa mtg 10 eVery Jo,Tn Of tn amy orer the
mind Of man, THos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

nB- The Camp meeting, on Bear River,
IL miles from this city, is still in progress
and will hold over next Sunday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
New York House.

McKibben l5 Dudley l3; Currey IS; Daw
ley II; Jennings IL Reardan l3; Wheeler l9
Goodwin II; DeLong IA; olingerland l6;
Fuller l6; Stoddard II; Whealdon l5: Bald
win q; Meloney 7; Lindley .; Barbour O.;
Parks & Aud 8; Pearl 8; Watkins 4; Ne
Quaid 4; Ely 4.
Haswells sRanch-BearRiver
For Sap Judge-Jos. Baldwin, 8; John
Cuwey, II.
For Controller-A. R. Meloney, I; Lewis
y. Gum, T.
For Congress-F. P. Tracy, o; Jos. C. Nc.
Kibben, Is; VIM. L. Dudley, s.
For District Judge-Chas. Lindley, G) Is
). NJ. Bliss, (D)3.
For the Senate. o. Goodwin. (D) -
W. II. Parks, Z; E. d. Wheeler, (D) IL; W.
T. Barbour, (L)7.
For the AssemJty-C. E. DeLong, (D) lS
J. !. olingerland (D) l3; NJ. Fuller (D) ~
j. Stoddurd, Q) 10; John Whealdon, (D) IL
+. L. Aud, IL &; W. NJ, Perl III 6; Ii. Z
Watkins, 6; 1. Z. McQuaid, 5; Ben. E. S
Ely o.
For Supervisor, End District-A. L. Morri
son, 9; VIM. NJ. Gregory
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
H REMOVAL.

HAVE REMOVED my Harm, IS Establishment
from l0l to lOT, fremont Block, Second street; at
which place, will continue the Harness md Saddle
business IN all its branches and respectfully solicit
continuance OF the liberal pat onage heretofore be-
slowed upon me.
aug8-lm @. II. SCRANTON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
E.gleville Precinct

At this precinct there were 10 votes polled.
MeKibben 40; Dudley At Tracy 2 Cur.
rey 50; Baldwin "a Dawley SO Meloney
20; Gum Jennings 50 Bliss Sy; Reardon
10; Lindley l6; Wheeler SO; Barbour l5;
Goodwin 81; Parks Is; De Long So; Singer
land St; Fuller 81 Stoddard AZ; Whealdon
56; Aud 26i Pearl 49, Watkins 10 McQuaid
10; Ely II; johnson, for Assessor, 36 !;
For Supervisor-Whitcomb 8; McIIar1y ;
Laborde, 5g.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE CAL. STAGE Co..
Marysvlle, Sept. /, 1858.
SiEALED PROPOSALS for erecting Brick Building
y in the City of Marysvle, will be 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., 1858-09-03

VIGoRoUs CAMrAIGSING.-Our eloquent
young friend, Charley De Long, did some of
the tallest electioneering on Tuesday last
that we ever heard of lie spoke at Lander's
Bar, at noon; addressed the citizens of Roses
Bar in the afternoon. and held forth at Tim
buctoo from o'clock in the evening till II
o'clock at night The people of Timbuctoo
wouldn't let him sit down, but insisted on his
talking. so Charley just let his tongue loose
for four hours on dead stretch, and if there
was any Lecompton speech after that, during
that night, no one testifes to having heard
it, although We believe a Lecompton orator
was present, charged with a whaling speech
on the right of minorities to govern. Wheth-
er it was owing to Charleys speech or not
We can't say, but Timhuctoo gave the Mud
sills Majority of about 10.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

Attention Ynba Engine Co. No. 2,
Your regular meeting win take place at the Engine
House this evening, Friday, Sept Sd, at O'Clock.
THOs. POWERS. See,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Take Notice, Rarekns ;

meeting Of Eureka Engine Company, No. /, will
be held at the Engine House, this evening" at half-pa
seven' Tor the election Of officers and the transaction
Of important business. Per order.
GEO. NJ. SCOTT, sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Donation Visit.

viii make their pastor donation visit at the parson
age, opposite MIR. John C. Falls residence, Friday ev-
ening, Sept. 3d. at o'clock The friends Of Mr. Bru-
ner are cordially invited to be present. sep2-2t
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Not ce.

WHEREAs my wife, MARY r. MORRIS, has this
w day left my bed and board without any juss
cause or proyocation, do hereby caution and for
bid any one from harboring trusting her on my 40
count as shall pay debts of her contracting after
this date. @. MORRIS.
Bear River. August 18th. 1855. aug19-1ms
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Enakar,a nar


Baldwin Is; Meloney 10; MeKibben 81
Dudley 24 Currey "a; Dawley %; Jennings
%; Tracy 6: Gum 6; Barbour Is; Wheeler
35; Parks 26; Goodwin "a; Reardon Z; Bills;
80; Lindley l2; Aud 26; Pearl 19; Watkins
%; McQuaid II; Ely II; belong "a; Singer
land 80; Fuller 2S: Stoddard 80; Whealdon 26.
JoHNsoN's RANCH Gone for Douglas.
LANDERls BAR.-Administratio general
ticket ahead, but Wheeler (D) has 40 major
ity.
RosEs BAR.-We are informed that this
place has gone about rs majority for Doug
las.
TIMBucroo.- majority about 10.
PARKS BAR-About 80 mojority for Ad
ministration.
LONG Ban No. l.-65 majority for Admin
istration.
SUCKER FLAT Douglas majority about 10
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Notice.

Ifyou want to smoke something very fine,
Then try John s. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
Ie6 Cor. Cd and D sts., Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Strawberry Valley.

McKibbeu IL; DIdley 10; Tracy / Cur
rey IL; Dawley 10; Meloney "A; Baldwin
IA; Gun /; Jennings 10; Bliss 10; Reardan
/ ; Llndiey 6S Wheeler IL; Barbour 10
Goodwin 10; Parks 10; De Long 8; Singer
and IL; Fuller 10; Stoddard II; Whealdon
II ; Aud SO ; Pearl 90; Watkins 80 /; McQuaid
So; Ely 50. For upervisor-Labarde
Whitcomb 81 McHardy 9.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
SAN Francisco, Sept. I'd.

N7ls' nH7VOI9OVj DVPt Au'
Chas Douz, the murderer of Peter Becker,
at dance house on Pacific street. on the 4th
of June last, was arrested at Avarado, Ala
media county and brought to this city in
rons
Jas. Lowery was arrested here to-day, for
forging J. Melville's endorsement to certifi-
cate of deposit ON j. Sine d. Co.
Meehants' Institute Fair opened at 9 A. M.
to-day. Pavilion crowded tonight.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

SACRAMENTO, Sept. I'd.
The vote of Sacramento county, which is
nearly completed sums up thus: Baldwin,
1885; Currey 1862; Meloney, 1881 Daw-
ley, 2,442; Jennings 242v; McKibben, 2,47s;
Dudley, 2,ls4; Tracy, SsS. District Judge
Bolts, 2,SSl McKune, 2,5O6. Senate
Mcdonald, 2,5Os; FOCUS, 1850. Assembly
Montgomery, 1855; Hopper, 2,l79; Ellis.
2,435; Sheridan, 2,4s9; Jackson, 2,574 Dun
combe, 2,49s Berry, 2,l5s; Anderson. 2,S44.
This shows that McKune. jackson, and Dun
combe, on the anti Lecompton, and MELON
aid. Sheridan, and Ellis, Lecompton, are
doubtless elected
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Oregon House,

McKibben Al; Dudley 46; Currey Al !;
Baldwin , Duwlcy 45; .leloney 3 Jennings
l6 Bliss 43; Reardan | Lindley 3 Wheel.
tr 4S faroour 2; Goodwin ~: Parks 3;
DE Long 3S Aud ,; olingerund A; Pear
/; Fuller Al; Watkins 2; Stoddard "A Me
~luaid 2; Whealdon A Ely 2. Supervisor
Morrison A
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

OIUVhIUNJ sept. 2.
Aggregate vote of San Joaquin county-of
fetal returns from all but three precincts
which will not change the result: Baldwin,
l,l67; Currey, $50; McKibben, s24; Dudley.
6s2; Tracy, lS4 Meloney. LIZA: Dawley,
73S; Gum, sS; Jennings, 772
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

SHASTA sept. z.
Shasta County, as far as heard from gives
baldwin 529 majority. Six precincts to hear
from, which will probably raise the majority.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Pearia HnnsA

Peoria House.
Currey %; Baldwin =.
Oak Grove.
A majority of . for the Administration.
Long Bar NO. 2.
None but the one ticket in Inc field
McKlOben, 40; Dudley, 40; Currey, 40;
Dawley, 49; Jennings, AZ; Bliss, A; keardan
8; Wheeler 81; Goodwin, o. Parks, Al; De
Long, 81 3lingerland, 5l Ful er, 5l otod
dard, 81; Whe ldon, 81. For Supervisor
McHardy, 80 maj.
Willow Creek
MeKibben, is; Dudley, II; Currev. IS.
Baldwin, q; Dawley. II; Melonv. II: Jen
ninss, Is; Bliss; Reardan 26; Wheeler Il.
Borhour, y; Goodwin, ID Parks, %: d.,
Long, Ii; olingerland, II: Fuller. IA; Stod.
dB d, IA; Whealdon. IA, Aud. 27: Pearl. %.
Watkins. y; McQuaid, rs; Ely 26 For Su.
peryisor-MelIarday. 7; Labadie, 7; Whit.
comb 20.
Indiana Ranch.
McKibben, Al Dudley, AZ; Currey, Al;
Baldwin, 10; Dawley, Al; Meloney. 10:
Jennings Al; Bliss, 81, Reardan, 3; Wheeler
10; Barbour, 10; Goodwin, 3s; Parks. 20 De
Long, AZ; Slingerland, 45; Fuller, Al; Stod
dard, A; Whealdon. 81; Aud, IL; Pearl 9:
Watkins, 10; McQuade, ~; Ely, Al; Gregory
2.
Freeman's Crossing.
MeKibben, rs; Tracy, IA; Dudley, IL; Cur
ry, "a; Baldwin, Z; Bliss, 81; Reardan, A.
Lindley, 8.
Oregon Hill.
MeKi6ben, %; Dudley, IS; Tracy, 8; Cur.
ry, 20; Baldwin, 8; Dawley, 10; Meloney. 8;
Junn' .; Jennings Is; Bliss, 20; Reardon, 2;
Lindiey' 9 Wheeler, "a; Barbour, 8; Good
WIN, 10; Park, IL; De Long 10; Slingerland,
"a; Fuller, "a; Stoddara, 2s; Whealdon. %;
Aud, - Pearl, 81 Watkins, 8; McQuaid, s;
Ely 8; Whitcom, /; Hardy, IA,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
ORovILLE. Sept. 2.

ORovILLE, Sept. 2.
Currey's majority in the city is 592. AS
far as heard from in the county, Currey's ma
ioritY is 7l3.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
JOHN RIDGE, Editor.

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" amber s 1853
a, meeting Of 'he passengers OF The steamship Pscac,
day september 1873 W wt,hrop Ssn Usied ntst-s Con
su at hslta being csd TO Asrcus Tuhii OF DAT
unanimously scoptsd aud colnise 0, tn
we're mat noted 70 tu5lsh the In the New York Herald
Galway VIA Halifax to hew Yorx. desire. beiora iani
Ing 70 expresa to Captain Wsm o. raomoson their high sp
precision OF bis merits ~ commander and q man
Tney feel that theirs could add thing 10 tue
high reputation hish Captain THOMPSON has won
by twenty i've OF successful command bo.n IN the At
pert which BIZ sailed and they II 10 them
slves him hat they have appreciated the constant
devotion to hs charge which, the s.ohse often OF that
personal labor hlca hs ,eiou titled
him. has given them during bosarons passage ssase OF
security Tor 1hich they cannot he too grateful
ba psraoTa reons TO his Captain Ttomo
has All bescs by bic thougsun-ss Tor their com
fort by hs KINDNESS of heart by cousesy Of N .uner
sailor III II he efi hs Geek he !, npets
gentleman and hos AL no professional d los
They rause ht aso the olsArs by ~how he has
surrounded himself md his happy faculty Of winning the
mott devoted attachment OF al ha suoo'dnas and hty se
hemseveg bouaf 70 mention by LaD Mr. slover the ch,e
Engineer Mr. frooks the frat officer Mr. Mcdonnell the
Purser whose efficiency and attention hsve greatly ooad
buted 10 she safety and comfort OF the voysse.
The undersigned hupt that japsin Thompson long DO
spared TO enjoy All the blessings o. life 10 which his
Justly entities MIN and 20 contribute prosr Gritty OF
the enterprise in which he Is engaged and they hope TO
him In command OF seser which she'll oe al
feet all her genenis the Pacific and OF to
compete fairly With the steamers OF the older lines of
transatlantic navigation
Earnestly that the acquaintance formed with Cspsn
Thompson during The permitted u aodure
lifelong freCdtbp tbs, in their future passages they
be SO fortunate to Fave him for ccmmandeI they
VIM Winthrop, VIM. q Hammond
Marcus ruthll VIM r. Perkins,
H. A niccsuey, Josa Gillespie,
Richard kyre CHsres X. Hanil n
Vim b. GROVE, Joaeph Walker,
John Anderson, george W. tiagg
George Farrell, John A. Armstrong
Aud y23 others.
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II Tie 1ou.sisns T-hasntepee tompspv's esnsatp
QUAKER CRY. This wei kaosr end fsst stssmship.
~ Sbnfect commsn viii as for toe ports at IL
O'Clock noon OF above dste rou rier No Al Eoria river
Passage cstu SEA olsiD $40. Srefh. 8c 20
UrieL1s No freight taken Hysss exsePs apscte
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