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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

BRorHERLY LovE-The Sacramento Mer
curry, of yesterday, pounces upon the Le-
compton organ of this city like an enraged
tigress upon one of her disobedient or unruly
cubs. The ofense of said organ consisted in
what the Mercury calls a "WiSh.y ,cdShy no.
tice of the Hon. j. C. McKibben, while that
gentlemen was in our city, day or two
since. The Mercury accuses Mr.. McKibben
of Hypocrisy and several other qualities
which he does not possess, and says: SOut
upon such innate hypocrisy and deception,
say we, and out upon a Democratic paper
that will attempt to bolster it up" There
fore, the First street organ will consider it
self kicked out of the Lecompton ranks by
the great Lecompton organ of the State
What will become of our neighbor, now that
he is discarded by his big brother, we are
at a loss to know, unless he makes another
lureh to windward and joins the true Democ-
racy. The truth of the matter is, perhaps,
that, contrary to its usual custom, the organ
made the notice of Mr.. McKibben without
consulting the columns of its file leader for a
cue, and is not, after all, deserving of such
an unmerciful costigation as the Mercury
man inficts 1t is very strange that broth
ers, even in iniquity, cannot get along with
out snarling and swapping at each other
eternally, and thereby keeping the whole
neighborhood in an uproar, as good old Mrs
Duesenberry would say.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

TN ALLEGHANIANs.-We do not remember
ever to have been more pleasantly entertain
ed at place of amusement than we were
last evening by the Aleghanians. Years
have come and gone with their joys and sor-
rows, since we first listened to the sweet
intonations of their silvery voices, and yet we
would have known it were them whose mus.
ie thrilled our soul, had we heard them in the
midst of a vast wilderness, surrounded 10y
impenetrable darkness, SO lasting was the i'm.
preston made upon us by them, away years
back on life's rugged pathway Time, though
he waits for no man, and cuts down ALL both
great and small, has laid his destroying hands
but gently on the Alleghanians, and they
seem even improved by his encroachments.
They never sang prether or more sweetly, to
our notion, than they did last night, We
are sorry their stay will be necessarily so
short here, as we are informed by Mr.. Rivers
their agent, that tonight is their last here
On Saturday night they will sing to the gooC
people of Oroyille, whence they are to tax,
heir flight to Yreka, away up in the frozeI
north.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

ANOTHER CELEBRAroN.-The Sacramen tans
have at last concluded to celebrate the sue
cessful laying of the telegraphic cable, on
Monday next. The Union thinks there was
more occasion for Californians to rejoice on
the arrival Of the first overland mail in thi:
State. That certainly was an event to be
reloieed over, and so are the recent Chinese
and Japan treaties; but, in our humble esti-
nation they sink into utt ter insignifcance, in
national point of view, compared with
that great masterpiece of scientific workman
ship, the ocean telegraph. Let us rejoice
for all these blessings, but not forget to make
our shouts of joy for the big cable an octave
or two higher than those for the mail route
or the treaties "Three times three for oil
and nine square shouts and a rip-roaring til
ger for the lightning line alone, say We
Hip hip!
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

rs y correspondent of the Sacramento
Union, writing from Placerville, under date
of Sept 2lst, says:
AS you have been already apprised by
telegraph, the overland mail coach, in charge
OF William Lindsay and Lot Huntington.
reached this city at II o'clock last night.
with the Eastern mail and one through pas.
senger from Salt Lake City. The Atlantic
mail arrived at Salt Lake on the 9th of Sep
tember, the same day on which Huntington
started for California. By this arrival the
news which We are able to CLEAN in relation
to the Mormon land was eXtreemly mea-
gre and uninteresting Huntington says that
the sixth Infantry Regiment are on the
march Tor California, but as they were on the
upper or Fort Hall route, he did not get to
see them, nor did he learn their place of desti-
natlon' though he is of opinion they have been
ordered TO Oregon and are travelling Uia the
humboldt Tor the purpose of frightening the
Indians along the mail route. The comma.
ny OF one hundred soldiers, destined for the
Shoshone country, had left Salt Lake. and are
now probably about the head of Humboldt
river. The people of California will be sur-
prised at the intelligence that instead of
those soldiers being permanently posted
along the mail route, as We had fondlv hoped
might be the case, they have been ordered to
take only taco months tour through the
Shoshone country. Uncle Sam is a great old
champion when it comes to making big trea.
ties, big cables, tall fighting and "sich like, ,"
but it does seem to us that he is the meanest
old gentleman about prote citing the lives and
property of his children that ever was blest
with so large and interesting a family. In
the Humboldt valley, Huntington passed
several large droves of cattle and also par.
ty of immigrants in omnibuses, en- route for
F.aser river The indians were frequently
seen in large parties along the route, and
were remarkably friendly.
AT one o'clock this morning, at Rich Flat
IN this county, one Phillips discovered jacob
Combs in the act of infringing upon his do
nestle sanctuary, andimmediately ly shot Jacob
with pistol. Doctor Rankin, was called
upon to attend the wounded man. and from
INN we learn that the ball entered the left
breast, and will probably prove fatal Phil
lips was arrested and held to answer.
AT Bottle Hill, in this county, on Saturday
evening last, two Frenchmen cot into row
and one of them received a knife wound
which will likely prove mortal.
Yesterday, the Register newspaper expired
from natural causes-want of breath.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
SUMMONS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
~ COUNTY OLE NUBA. (oe.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, GO
- COUNTY OF YUBA, (Hs'
District Court Tenth Judicial District
WThe people of the State Of California to FRANCIS
G. BOWEN, GFeeting:-You are hereby required to
appeor in an cton commenced against you as defen-
dant by Ca harine Bowen plaintiff in the District
Court of the Tenth Judicial District in and for the
County of Yuba, State Of California, and answer the
complaint therein, (Which is file with the Clerk of
said county,) within ten days after service upon YOU
of this summons exclusive Of the day of seryice0 II
served in said county of Yuba twenty days if serv
ed out Of said county, but in the Tenth Judicial Dis
rict of the State of California, or forty days fseryed
out Of said District but within the State OF Judgment
by default win be taken against YOU according to the
prayer ofthe said complaint The said action brought
to obtain decree of said Court dissolving the
marriage contract existing between you, the said de-
fendent, Francis @. Bowen, and the plaintiff Catha-
rine Bowen, and decree of divorce according to the
statute in such made and provided. Together
with such other and further relief in the premises as
to said Court may seem right and proper; and If
you fail to answer the said complaint, the said plain
tin Will apply to the Court for the relief demanded
therein.
IT, S. Given under my hand and the seal Of said Court
this 21st day OF September, A. D. 1858.
VIM. SHARKEY,
Clerk of the District Court in and for the County Of
Yuba, California.
Be order of Hen. S. NJ BLISS
sep2l-law3m county judge of Huba County.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN.-From Captain
Krell of the brig George Krell, which arriv
ed at San Francisco, on Wednesday morning,
from Hakodad, Japan, after a voyage OF
thirty days the Bulletin learns that an
important new treaty has been made between
the Government of Japan and the United
States, the latter being represented by Mr..
Harris, the United States Consul at Jeddo.
A son of Captain Tatnell had left with the
treaty for Washington, by way of China
direct BY this treaty new port of entry
will be opened to Americans This port lies
in the bay of Jeddo, five miles from the city
Americans are to be allowed to traveI
through any of the ports which are open to
them. 1t is stated that japanese Prince
with n suite Of fourteen attendants, was t.
depart from Japan for thwith for Washington
yid California and Panama.
a latest dates, the United States steamship
Mississippi was at Hakodadi. The Pawha-
tan was soon expected there from Dhina
The George Krell left San Francisco las
spring for the AmoOr. In entering that river
she got aground, when her false keel wa
carried away and the copper in her bottom
injured, which caused her to leak badly.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

The NEVADA RIFLES Nevada Demo-
erat says that Capt. Shoemaker has received
intimation that in all probability the Cover
nor would make requisition upon the Ne
vada Rifles, to go to the northern part of the
State to fight the Indians. This will be glo-
rious news for the members Of the company.
The bare prospect of their professional SER
wees being required by the State, will cause
them to burnish up their weapons and nerve
themselves for an encounter with the savage
foe The company can be depended on, al
most to man.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

AocIDENr.-Christopher Segrif who for
merly resided at Albany N. Y. ,.Iwas serious
ly, and it is supposed fatally injured, on Mon
day afternoon, at Eureka South. He was at
work in a cut. when the bank caved and
covered him up. His partners Immediately
dug him out, and one of them started for
Nevada soon after for a physician. He wa:
alive when taken out, but insensible, and
the impression was, that his injuries would
prove fatal.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

The SPANISH LANGUAGE.-Mr. R. Z. Lucero,
who has been engaged in Oroville and other
places in the State, in teaching the Spanish
language and giving lessons on the guitar.
is now in this city, and will wait upon our
citizens with the view of organizing a class
here. Mr.. L, comes among us highly re-
commended as a gentleman and scholar, bv
classes taught by him In other localities and
we hope he may meet with sufficient encour.
agement from our citizens to justify him in
remaining among us.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
Selent School for Rows.

Tie Fall and Winter term of this School will com
mencc on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept LIST. Terms fol
Tuition in the common English Branches, s. per
month q woeks) per scholar. Algebra and Latin
EACH one dollar 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
s. per week-washng, 81 80 per dozen.
School room on 1th street. near the Catholic Church
aug3l-f c. W. H. PECK, Principal.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

No MORE RoBBEREs.-Up to the hour of
going to press last night, we heard of no
more robberies or attempts thereat, by the
band of house-breakers who now infest this
city. Probably the rogues have become dis
gusted at making such consummate asses of
themselves as to stumble into the dwellings
of editors and printers in search of plunder,
and have left town to escape the jeers of such
of their associates as know that editors and
priuters are never in possession of anything
valuable, except their good names, which, as
Billy Shakespeare said, "enrieheth them not, !"
dc. We hope, for the sake of such of our
citizens as have anything to lose, that the
villains have gone never to return.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

SECOND A AssisIant.-MR. EDITOR: Please an
oounce the name of JOHN BARBEE as a candidate for
Second Assistant Engineer of the Marysville Fire De-
,,,or+ and ollipe MANY FIREMEN
Mn Enron Please announce the name of H. W.
COOLIDGE as candidate for First Assistant Engineer
of the Marysvile Fire Department and oblige
MANY FIREMEN.
r1y7-At meeting of Yuba Engine Company No. 2,
on Friday evening Sept 17th 1858, P J. WELSH ESQ.,
was unanimously nominated as candidate for re-
election as Chief Engineer Of the Marysye Fire De-
partment. By order ofthe Company
THOS. J. POWERS, Sec'y,
HIRER RNTANS.-The regular monthly meet
ng of the Marysyille lIbernian Benevolent Society
will take place on Thursday Evening Sept 23d, at
vour Hall. in the Basement of the Catholic Church.
All members are requested to attend as there is busi-
ness of Importance about 20 be transacted.
w. NJ. HALEY, Rec. Sec'y
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

PAINFUL RUMoRs.A rumor was in circula-
ton in the city ye4erday@o the effect that a
former prominent resident Of this city had
been drowned in Fraser river We will not
mention the name as we have no confidence
in the truth of the rumor The next arrival
from Victoria, which will be in day or two
will relieve the painful anxiety occasioned in
the minds of the gentleman's many friends in
this city.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

FoR SALT LAKE.-Some ten or dozen men
left this city yesterday for Salt Lake They
go to purchase stock for the California Stage
Company, at the Government sale which is
advertised to come off at Salt Lake in a
month or so. Wash Montgomery is at the
head of the party. What a jolly good time
the boys will have, provided Lo! the poor
Indian, don't amuse himself by riding their
horses so far from camp that they can never
find them again. In order to keep peace
with the Mormons, each member of the party
should content himself with bringing away
one woman.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

THEArmcAL-We are glad to be able to
inform our play-goers that Mrs. Wood, the
most unmerciful mirth-provoker that has Wis
tied us for many n day, will appear at the
Marysville Theater on Monday next We
have every reason for saying that she will
meet with that success which she so eminent
ly deserves, both as an actress and lady.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

Business DOWN TowN.-A great many
goods are now being shipped TO the noun
tains from our heavy business houses ON the
Plaza. Every day we see wagon after wagon
pass our Office, laden to their utmost capaci-
ty. The prospect is very hattering for a
heavier fall trade than our merchants have
enjoyed for several years.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

e3~ The California Minstrels, organized
at Nevada in 1855, have disbanded They
have performed in nearly every town and
mining camp in the State, aud were consid
cred excellent delineaters of negro charac
ters
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

OAKLAND AHEAD.-A telegraphic dispatch
to the Bulletin, dated at Oakland, September
2lst, says:
All Oakland and the adjacent country are
out tonight, celebrating the successful laying
of the Atlantic Cable The streets are alive
with people. The houses are Illuminated,
and the air is filled with all manner of fire
works An Grafton is being delivered to a
large concoursc, in front Of the Mayors
office, by the Hon. 5. b. Bell. The greatest
enthusiasm prevails Everybody says, "Well
done for Oakland"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

UNNATURAL MorHER--A woman named
Hamburg arrived at the Bay on Tuesday,
from Stockton with two small children, whom
she left, destitute and alone, on the wharf,
and disappeared, since which she has not
been heard Of The children were taken in
charge by Mrs Hans Miller. In justice to
the gentler sex, we will state that such inhu
man conduct, on the part of a mother, is not
often recorded in California. May we never
be called upon to do it again
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

Bio SrRrKE.-A telegraphic dispatch sent
down from Oroyille to this city last evening,
says that four hundred and serenity ounces
of gold were taken out of the Cape Claim
during the day That's better than Fraser.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
mr., ,o,,,,,a Celebration.

We published, in our yesterday $ ISSUE an
appeal TO our citizens, fcom the Committee
Of Arrangements who are entrusted with the
responsibility of getting up an appropriate
celebration Of the success of the great At
lantic Telegraph. From the we'll known
character of the gentlemen composing that
committee, we hazard nothing in predicting
that Monday next will be the livelest day
that has dawned upon our city since the first
tent was pitched ON the banks of the Yuba
river, whose waters are now shaded by the
towering brick edifiees which have, as if by
magic, arisen on her margin. The citizens
of neighboring cities, towns. hamets and
mining camps are cordially invited by the
committee to participate in the celebra-
ton, and we doubt not every arrangement
will be made for their comfort and conven-
ience while here.
We mnch mistake the patriotism of our
citizens, if they prove backward in assisting
to celebrate, in credtable manner, this
great victory of Science over the elements,
which is acknowledged by common consent
to stand unparalleled by any work ever
achieved by mortal man. The committee Sc
lected for the purpose are working with a
zeal worthy the cause, and worthy an en-
lightened people, and we do not wish, neith-
er do we expect, to have to record failure
in SO praiseworthy an undertaking, on ac-
count of any lukewarmness on the part OF
our citizens. The time is short before the
celebration is to come off, but by liberal
cooperation on the part of the people gener-
ally, the committee will get up an affair
which will be a credit to Marysville, and
show proper appreciation of the work
which is so eminently deserving of the prais-
es of men OF all nations and all conditions
We learn that Mr. E. d. Wheeler our Sen
ator elect, is to be the orator on the occasion
than whom California can boast but few
ADLER or more eloquent speakers
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

Mr.. E. B. DAVIDSON is our Agent IN sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions anu
isemeuts, and to receipt for the same otnce AT T.
b. Davidson's Post ONCE Exchange 4'h street, DC
tween and X, near the Post Office
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

TnE CcfsF. We" made every possible
exertion to see the great North American
comet last night, but without avail He
probably secreted himself behind one of the
big black clouds which hovered about his
cometships evening resort about the hour
usually selected for his appearance; or it
may be he has" lost his grip and vanished
into very L" thin air" "a
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

Agency NOtice.-Mr. l.. P. FISHER Is ouF only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adyer
sements receipt for the same and to transact ousi
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. onice l7lh wash
ington street, (up stairs nearly opposite Magures
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

EBr The sky was overcast with clouds a
good portion of yesterday, and as friend at
our elbow, celebrated for his weather-wis-
dom, says it seldom rains without first cloud
ing up, we may look for a shower in month
or two
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

CB- Madame jeanette Austin has been as
tonishing the good people of Yreka by walk
ing rope from the plaza to the top of the
Court House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

DEoLINED.-Gov. Weller has declined to
deliver an Grafton at the San Francisco
celebrationn, Monday next. Col. E. d.
Baker will be the orator.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
NOTICE.

The regular meetings of Oriental Lodge, No. 10, l.
o. o. f., are held every Thursday Evening, at the
Odd Fellows Hall.
jill. KRAUsE, N. G.
f. j. SCHAEFFER, Rec. Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

e3y@ At a meeting of Ynba Hose Company, Thurs
day evening, Sept 23d, 1858, CHAs. ANDRES unan
imousy nominated candidate for Second Assistant
Engineer of the Marysvle Fire Department.
GEO. G. BENDER, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

eB- A new paper, called the Gazette. has
made its appearance at Martinez, Contra
Costa county.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
Notice TO Taxpayers.

VENAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, SEPT
N 20, 1s5s NOTICE is hereby given to the Tax
Payers Of Yuba County, that the Duplicate Assess
has been returned to for collection and that the
State and County Taxes upon the same are now due
and payable and pursuant to Section l3 Of the Reve
nue. Law of 1901, an additional five per cent will bC
collected upon all Taxes remaining unpaid after tht
third Monday of October next.
Notice is also given that the laws in regard to the
Collection of Taxes will be strictly enforced.
l.. II. MOORE,
scp21-3w Tax Collector, Yuba Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE -kaler,
whose trial has been going on for several
days in Sacramento for the murder of Henry
A. Bush, was concluded about o'clock on
Wednesday evening, by the jury bringing in
a verdict of guilty of murder in the second
degree" Judgment will be pronounced to.
day, at half.past 10 O'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

The TEHUANTEPEc RouTE-Thc schooner
Manititlan left New Orleans in the month of
August with mules for the isthmus Of Te
huantepcc. In the same month u schooner
left Pensacola with lumber for the bridges to
be built on the route These were the final
arrangements which were to precede the
opening of the mail and passenger communi-
cation. SO says the Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
MARYSVILLE.
FRIDAY, SEPTR "a, 1853.

"T hare sioorn on the altar Of fmy country eter-
nal enmity to eUery form Of tyranny oper the
mind Of man" THOs JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

cB- There was nothing done worth no
tieing in the Recorders Court, yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

CHEAP.-A lot of colts were sold in Sacra.
mento, the other day for So per head
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
HoIIowny,s pills and Ointment are III,

only Medicinal Preparations necessary in families.
The Pills regulate all the Internal organs with unerr-
ing certainty the Ointment is positive antidotc to
all external diseases.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24

SPoRTING.-Two horse races have been
made up to come off at the Moores Flat
Race Track, ON the Sd of October. The dis.
tance to be run is 400 yards, and both match
es are for $500 side. foot race comes off
the same day, between Geo Woodland, alias
Pike, and NJ. Kelley for $500 a side; dis
tance, 100 yards.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-24
Notice.

Ifyou want to smoke something very fine,
Then try John S, Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
ie6 Cor. 2d and SITS, Marysvle.