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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26
ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI-
"A CATION COMPANY'S NEWYORK AND GALWAY

GALWAY, IKELAND
The Shortest Sea Passage Between America and Europe
NETWORK AND GALWAY STEAMSHIP LINE.
Ss line composed Of powerful and fast sailing steamsh ps
N, so.red and furnished with everything requisite 70 render
- voyage agreeable The departures from NewYofk
A. Galway will be- follows until further notice, VIZ
MpIAN EMPlRE.....E. CoukIssAY. Saturday, Oct -
PICIFlC.............WH N. L. THOMPSON. Friday Nov
Ireland reach their destination in three iourths
Ne time by any other and all opportunity
Sv,irs places and scenery Of unvsed interest in Ireland
Pee passage including free tickets BY the usual railroad
,sss from Galway Of the cities d Great BRIT
o. at following greatly reduced rates. First class, So
second cisss, $50; third class, SIS.
Those wishing bring their friends can purchase tickets
IN their passage IN third cass from Galway 81 $50 or from
cher cities Great Britain accessible BY railroad S a
kbss cbn table will be provided and cooked provisions Tor
bird pass. and from Galway But they must pro-
themselves with tin plate quart mug, knife spoon water
"a and their bedding
freight and passage, and further particulars apply 70 tne
ulengDed their Offices No 81 Hudsonst, corner OF jay,
pd No "a Broadway Application for freight and
10 b. made at any Of Of the Company their
,r,s, routes. AMERICAN EXPRESS co, Copsgnees.
ALEX HOLLAND Manager
a.~.york SCI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON, GLAs-

V1EAM 10 IIVERPOUE, LONDON, NIlAo-
- COW, DUBLIN, BELFAST and LONDONDERRY, and
"a he pfincips Towns of ENGLAND aud IRELAND, via
LiyERPOOL without delay greatly reduced rates carrying
a. Uuited States mail The LIVERPOOL, NETWORK
ssd PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANYS splendid
Clyde built steamships.
FkoN NETWORK.
The fastest screw steamship in the world the V1GO will
Nil ON THURSDAY Nov " O'clock from Pier No
a n. r., and " III be succeeded by the .. . .
CITY or acknowledgements Dec. z
Passengers viii fpd this the most speedy and safe route TO
he Continent. Berths should be secured at once
Cabin from New York aud Phsdcp hA eI5
from New York Of the above named places 81
lsau tickets svAilsbls for SIX 90
Passengers fows rded to Hsyre Paris Hamburg, Bremen,
Ant and all parts Of the Continent without delay
NOTICE. These provided with every requisite
10 insure immediate extinction OF fire and the sctet dis
siplne ia enforced with regard to the use Of lights
tor eght passage apply the OFF, Of the Company
JOHN q. DALE No. IS Broadway, New York Agent
In Liverpool, TO WIN. INMAN, Tower Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26
EOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-U. S

i MAIL LINE.-The flvoTite steamship ALABAMA, Capt
Geo r. schenck will leave on THURSDAY, Oct. & st
seock p m Pier No. e. North River. Cabin to
Savannah SIS Through tickets given to MONTGOMERY Coum-
bu Atlanta Albany aud Macon. Bills Of adng signed only on
SON No IS Broadway. The rate Of freight BY this steamer
will be Zoe goods and other articles in proper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

LNOR SAVANNAH.-The American Atlantic
Screw Steamship Compauys and Grstcliss steamship
HUNTSVILLE J. A. Post Commander, will leave Pier No.
n N X, on SATURDAY, oct ~ at O'Clock M precisey'
Cshm passage, with unsurpassed accommodations ID.
New $50 So Mobile, $35; Mont
s.usry sc; Albany, Ga, s24; Atlantic and Columbus 80
Macon s2 Freight 10 foot and proporOnae rates.
Insaranoe one half per cent. Apply 70 - -
H. b. CROMWELL L Co., No &c Westst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA =

II FOR LIVBRPOOL-The AFRICA, N. Shannon Com
uaDde will ss from the Compsuys Dock al jersey City with
u Mails Passengers for Europe on WEDNESDAY, the
nh requested TO be on board by 10 O'Clock
Il. CUNARD No Bowling green
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ParafRne Camel Coal Oils
For LuBFlcathAg Machinery.


10 seouzna ta9 o@aasl Cozi Jils ssEs ssl aro.
og kR0wH aHd sAssLslVsi5 Ne Plass u pam. or
" sst lev pears OIls aao g.zil1y are
being - phioa Coal e. OH Cousyaa, aud
are VsEJ aishiy v asd Ehsfsvsf Ths Va aa .as
saue sht and WI 5saF ths sane temperance uhsn
Ensr stIa Rsd' ~ ms 0sa sPsI, iay oqlal 70
as Lu0ue4Sfi haVRg been ssssrssl ssLs
uP0n BOA hsaEy ahd iis n RehnsTy given sars as-
Isiasnon 1his Is PeeuiaTy pad aiFJaas Cot-
oa sP.ndssb MzshIBs shJgs, zii maeh4asry Husrs
IA O Is rsqur 4. Il is os0aomsai laaa oraln.y
Oiisl sOid al aSOuE ne pres and a. as .ns
quantity VIII DO equal AHgua of isbnsauoH, ant Dc
bshsE.
his on being entirely Without gEm hhouid b ussd n
NE same mahaer Ihs suess spsra ne opsuin orns
isodss Essd Tor ordinary e0arsor OLs saJli %
rgaussal Uthsrwlss ths VI vii bs Easssi.
these OILS viii be IuruIsasl d5asrs az ths esory p
osI adding reigRt, Insurance. aad exchange a Uia
sold By company fuy gaaraHsssd - rprsssusd
For sass 0Y kWIHY Poadlsoa -, Of lhis sly Azsnt
OF NE URiOa Coal aad Ou ConPany, AaysEills, ~.
vs. call Pa0e AitsnsOn n foloHlng csrtidsalss Of
gsnslsRasn kLOEH mere Hnd slssahsrs
EWIA, PENDLETON & co.,
Agsnts, NashVila.
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Penngylvania CentIal RaiIrOad.
Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
RgNEING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, ,OGIO. AND
BALfIM0kE, % HOURsi

RgHhING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS OHIO, AND
BALfIMOkE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI
THE ONLY kOUTk By which through tickets 70 Wash
4 ingtOn can be procured to which point as well IS tc
baltimore it is the shortest drect and in every
specl the most rsabs rOuIe 1t is the only route by Which
purchasers Of Through Tickets New York are enabled
- reach the cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and Nsa
York, the cost Of Ticket 70 New York onv tbus en-
Abng business Men aud Travellers for pleasure OF iutor
atOn 70 Vls four OF the principal cities in th Union f
sss cost than can be Afforded By any other route
And II Is the only By which Through Tickets car
had to Richmond Norfolk, IRchestsr
and Petersburg Va, Charleston, Savannah, Macon AZ
anita, Augusta, Berksy Springs aud Bedford Springs
Passengers trom kAsHVlLLE lake the stage C0achas Of
carter Thomas or steamers on the Cumberland river
20 LOUIsvILLE, connecting tners with the United States
dan steamers 70 Cmeln0si or with the Je6srsOnVie
Rallroad 70 indianapolis IND, make direct connection a.
Columbus ONO win the Central Ohio Railroad 70 Wheel
ng whence close eonneetOu with the baltimore and Ohio
Ssiroad Is made 20 Washington City, BALTIMORE Phia
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
pms transferred 81 Cairo 20 Of the Illinois
central REilrOsd, from thence passing through Terri
daute lndlanapOs Dayton and Aena 10 Oluu bus Three
Jally Trans leave Columbus, a. 10 A. NJ 2sO p n and
IL r. Il.
~ TrsYsersars requested to notice that While this
oyTous ah]rdlng Through Tiske:s az the sstsrB
Iies tne came charged by other routes 70 As
Koyt ot is also the shortest most speedy anu dirsc
70 ell The leading points the East The distance from
Columbus TO BalimOrsi only 576 miles being about lOg
niles shorter to New YORK. than anF other route There
less changes Of cars BY this route and consequently
less detention, than By any other.
- The ROAD is 6slastsd with broken stone and is
sntirely free from dust
FOrqrher information, please apply D. G. RUEsEY
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville ST the oos OF
U. 8. Mail steamers st the JssrsonViuo Railroad
Sthcs, Main street. WIN. :. WOODSIDE, --
Masssl Transportation b. a o. R. B.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
June 25
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HIlILAIAN BROS
RON DEPOT.

No. a. College, and "a aad 4S Market sts,
DPEER f,ssaia on e6o5lora % eth 81 PIopi dsalaui
~ so Tons % thaF eaabf eiq9 aa-llll n-Al94 Aoli
80 .. well ass0rtsd PitssilIE lfoal
% 50 q mhsrsd lfons incindinE REV Ao1ltll
81 = fast Esgns 80 liil ni3t
4 - lan shaar n. a A. Z. steef
100 kegs assorisd nails and sPisee oeli ofanal
p0o 40 Wfoarhi, aad 3tes floHs, al aiEsss
80 gssis WaTg0a and 8aFsg AKss, all slEe1.
Also AnFs Vies5, Rnsab ghalas Azesl aEaH gut1s ~
laa1s-ts iaa -
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Robsu n Mesasn Vs. bdHaft shsgos.-O. Al. 3.
molnn and aposshgE auto ths sali raelitn he
and Masssr. tnai me residences ef lHard ,1Gg
he dslsndsu m seauss 500 o. shat
process canHOt Be ssFyt ap hi ~ O. fsiuro
sfisfsa 5aDlictuOn N tda sou aai Anuri-
can nsssp pr pub slsd Ia ths city Of Esshv5,y -
nE him aDnsEr 4 h couft b. of C5tr9-
va Ehe Rais da In July next plead, % de-
mur then hsfe % c1mpainHniia 6i, t1o sa na9
is1sn for eonissssd, and sci of hearing pai - h
onVILb A. hiAoAl
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IN ORDERING zlCkkTS Ok CEkIAflGATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
d. On the receipt Of which they will be forwarded by hrs
nail Purchasers can have Tickets ending In any 6g-
ure they may designate.
The ListOf Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent tO
purchaser Immediately after The drawing.
Purchasers lpesss write their signature plain, give
their Post 0fice, County and State. -.
E Remember thai every prize Is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and Gnder, paid immediately
ier the draWingOthsr prizes 81 the usual time otthr
days
REs, Al Communication ssTietly confidential.
Aaarsss Ordsrs Tor IIeKets Or CsrlIhoaSsa tt
s. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga.
II Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or Atlanta
Ca can their orders nlsd time, By address
lag S.SWa1 & 60, a. either Of those cities.
list OF the numbers thai drawn from the wheel
viii the Of The Prize that each s entitled IT,
viii be published AFTER every drawing IN the following pa
pers:-NeW Orleans Delta, Mobile Register Charleston
8tandard Nashville Gazette Atlanta IntelligenceF, New
York Weekly Day Book, savannah Morning News and Reb
mond dispatch, and New York Dispatch and Pauldtug
Mss-I Clarion, Augusta Ca Constitution list mafI
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PRIZES PAEABLE. WITHOUT DEDUoZZ0h

TICKKrs-whOIss, S5; Hslvs', 50 5O Quarters 81 ss'
Bank Nots Of sound Banks taken EtpaF Cheeks on New
York RENTED toT Prizes. i, ., = "
DraVings Of large cases Ei be published in New YORK
nd New Otlsans Sunday PaPer and Cha lesion ana sa
Vannah dalsss A.
Inofderne Tickets OF Cerheatss eRoOse the money e
our address, the Tickets OTdered on feeeiPt oL
theY viii forwarded By first MAIL Purchasers eaA nave
Tickets ending in any figure hey may dssignate
TIE list Of Drawn Numbers and PrEes WI De sent " PuE
ehasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain ana
give their Post ONCE, County and State , -,
Remember that svery PrEs drawn and payable In ul
without deduc ion. -,
Prizes Of 600 and under paid Immediately amer Iae
dTaWinE-OheT prizes as The usual time OF nE9 aA9bs
an communications STRICTLY cOnhd0ntial - IN,
Address oT0sTs Tickets 20 G. D. SWAIN, NaahVhls'
TenDesSse or 10 ANDERSON & SON, ManagerSs
feb IA Macon or Savannah, Georgia.
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MAGNIFECENT GCHEMEl
DID wr WA
RACH RATtRP4H Z. - y. ~ ~
5,4S5 Prizes amounting .&&OsOOC
PRICE, or EoEET5.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, 327t



aa PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbsu from TO $1,000, corresponding with thOg
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are euciFced with small tin tubes and placed In Wheel
The hrst 45T Prizes, similarly printed and enecled,
placed In another Wheel.
The Wheels then FsyOlvsd, and number 10 drawn
from the Wheel Numbers, and the time Prize
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience EBd registered
by the CommssioneF the Prize being placed against The
Number drawn. This operation Il repeated untl ali he
Prizes drawn cut
APPROXIMATION PuEEBsThs two preceding and the i've
succeeding Numbers those drawing the arst Prizes UA
be entitled TO the % Approximation Prizes For eLampl
Ticket No. 1880 draws The $4,000 PnEe those 1ieGst
hum0ered I249 ll249 ll25l l2 viii each be entitled 70
s4OO. II Ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000 pze those Tick
sts numbered 54S 549 SSH 552 viii each be entitled 70 $780,
and SO according 70 the above sehene. ..
The wv Prizes u SO will be determined By the last hg
urs Of the No that draws the $40 prize. For example
the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with l. het
all the tcksls Whsre the number sndsl7 will be entitled
to $50 If the number ends with No. then al the teka
where the number ends in will be entitled TO $50, an6
90 ontoO
Osrtifeasa Of PaeEagas vilbs sold at the following
rates, which is the risk
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ENOk SALE, doaIs and ataiuiaR foar aBd 1sF.
YER aor ia tns vi age Of COmsTtFllis, & - u,ugv
ienn Aslached iOsad Etsa good IAN YARJ M conc
Flsts hSFe u g1gd selling and all nsssssa-y uut "a.
90 Is believed 70 b. basT lJc.t5ons IA ne
state isr Ian yard Pres Reasonable Tsfms easy Cal
sOon or ou viii lss saFgan. Tha is ore f h- sas
antss lag u Do ioond Anywhere hu,sass aud god
HehOuls 70 aiunaAnes. GEO MsCLuK1,
aglu IVA Irus. o. Cog Z Hs1l.
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March R0IeS- Is5s.

" " I0s n.n ~ d " y 4s.eks et do p.
~ motion, ad appsarng the satisiaeti1n OF 10
~ gefE aed ha-,er tRaL 3 ~ 3 ca, ~ LiPsf and
VIE "a L5ip8f, rssidsn8 mis- iae ihal tbs
ordlaar process Oi IA raanot De ssrEol ihsm Dc %
tnefeore Ofdersd tha. puoeaaOn Do made ~ ne ynion
AmrtlcaH rev pai, published tn tno eii5 ol Aath
ye5 qIifnk ho said dsonlnts - appsar al tu c5u
house a. Gen troVillg tle Isl Mondls Ia
N5Semb- next an and tnsai psld, o. Gsuur
plananis Dill Ius VII bo lsksn fJr unt -
sion agar them, and asarng tum
OkViLLE A NIX -
mar 28-pF~ tee GlWlt AZ 81 aast-r.
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN
Sole Leather Trunks and ValiSeS.

Fine sole Leather and Substan tial Hron-
Framed FaVel Trunks, Valfses
and Carpet Bags. - .
BSF Philadelphia Sole Leather Covered Trunks Iron
- framed, Russst and Black Leather frunksi Medium
irlnk Hh drop bsst Ashano and tain sole Le An
or Fsices; Patent L-athsT Vaicsa hlggy IiEnkBi
large assortment Of Cheap TTuBksa and IIas eii Begs
utl received and for sale IS he very lOHes prices for
cash. II. III.
JOHN RAMAGE,
mar90 a. Conegs street
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Dissolution,
Cheap for Cash.

To make for supplies, win sell my remaining
stock Heavy shoes and BE- b.
have ais, various kds OF LADIES, Mssss, and Ch0rsus
Wear II reduced prices. Can for Casa Ro6ANS At -
Sphi 5 JOHN RAMAGR.
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Sundries.

Sundries.
Az hEve also in following articles which we
w will sell al reduced priees;-
30 bbls. Walkers Xxx ale; IS bbls Smiths Xxx Ale;
10 ca-ks London Porter, quarts;
10 " A" pint,;
l25 doz English and Scotch Ales best brands;
- " PuJsDuTg Ale, in b les;
sOu " fresh Cove Oysters;
81 Spiced Ossters,
Is cases Amt Iiaa Pickles, assortedS
luO dOE Englisu F.ckes,
25 - Worcester SauCs;
20 assorted do
D o baskets Champagns, choice brands;
l5 chests black aud GTeeu Tea;
0OOOJ assorted sessI ne usual variety 700 PumsE
10 mention.
fsb8s wBssEL THOMPSON;
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ElsHTr-L. Aus Cua-rA.OoaA R.,1.o.B

AaeAise saOPs JaH- -, l55d.
Thls viii certify hat asInE zoe Params Camel
COai IA naus - ths alSh COaf CUp suY Ms -
Vile, Ky IN Ouf Aacntas 5nop ne iUc5m5vs, 81
rOad, ana have tsslsd tna Esry caFuut - feFsr
ts quass5 AR3 entrsy coaFinesd Is Z VgFy IA on
Tor m2chiuefy, and hat g0a VI lhts O Is iay su AZ
Za0ss VI Nc Lart on. q usins saIr5tv 80
rs gum 0aE macnIney Wll run EiLn pa o. gnan IA
On We uaVe used althOggn me Ud hin -ppsF.
ance, has Hubuestng 0Jly up- Nor any Ul f-rIu
ary usos and q u veil ad- pLsd ~ aailrUads
mo q. .. hAO WLha, adatsF Mschauie
hesnylle aH1 LhasEauoogz aai,road.
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NAsHyrLLs, Tsnh Jaa. % lsss.
We are using the PaFains -annst C1al va th our "a.
chine shop, taks pleasure sLang lhlt s ave
never Hsol any On " sluAl t Il Niif VsJ greatly
lOnge and uBTicass thoroughly lhan o bs aaa.v
LArs other ordinary U Iron gum .nd is asG
sue Oil ~ V nesIsd for mHoniasfy We dOu1t I
must come int general We hls o. ulis squal
70 IBe bss sperm aHd nAL gallon Il m0rs Lan
tWO Of ths kaFa Oh.
AND5W ANDERSON.
q. b. kOMANs.
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Nc. Knowles Is Master Of MaehnsFy of oar Road aad
eliaols man, IN whose ssatensnt wouid cUndas.
v. X. 5AbvEAsON, President.
AaahHlue and CnaGLano5sa Hsrir,.if
h. l. AhDbR5UN.
Superintendent of n. O 4. H. Il
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Wa. R. NICHOLS, Aaile- nasllll,l.


mAEsFiLLE hT.s NOV. -, I33Is
10 ths Uai0B Coal and OH COHPGHy:
GEHILEHHH-HzTiuE ussd your LuDfcating on, made
FOm CAnne COa 90 tnt maennaFy o. C0li5h Nils In
cinging EbgHs bpinlcsb tOf The fsa useEs We
prspaFt say awe iOand gsauy superior
% OtheT. piEE A5 basl perm, ialy 5n1a 10
that aFee Tor WAieh Ho have boUn pa D ous Dollar
seventy ave- dOiafs lW hy-u - cent ner
gallon. The Odi1tn0us VsFJ psfiscly the macane
V, Wears long, znd l. hes fom sa uhieh ircii0n
and consequently heaL
Inves Of Ine sGPedOr quaig Of shs OIL We nave adop
led Il Tor oar MiA From ne ioa price Which iE d sod
we dOBbs not b must coins into general
1hNbAhH q WOOD,
= Pfoprstofs of AsysVhls Ualt0n allis.
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AND'W ANDERSON.
=. b. ROMANS.
NlI1Il MIell.loi, o,rlaI, y ao.RR.l

This will certify that am usHs Faraaina innel Goal
Oil mauuIaetnfsa Dy Union coal Oi UUmpany 81
MaysvIlls NY, macniue al ps and l6eomo-
lives Ms nphis and Cnats1sOn haEoad, aud haga
gVsu tesl tn 0rsrto prove quass ss
Ia FcsuInR G. hsstail0h a. rscomu i AZ
= penOf Od Jr RiifOaa lssus oUta aFl
em1 perfect iuur-cztgTs AhsiIsFa q ssst
OI has5us6d, ana tna 0HB gallon 70 a. ar a. tuo
gallons VI baTo OIi. lhe 20 ennsFy Fanune 1e
shOPs with lagny per cent less pOH5Tlhau o. Fso ar or
ordinary Oil Ihe hutLY 0f me OA Arises, Gorgsssd
frnn ths total Absence ui gam aud does br
catiHg pFOpsrtes bal only 0uucss mo
cups aad feeders sl0dd order " uss ha
lIit economically.
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Notice Rxtraordtnary.

Propr'stofs Of AsJsVils cation Mliis.
February 2, i6jI-dl v lnE Erm
number Olher CERTIFICATES are In ne hauds Of a.
agsdts here, When naj be sssn a aay ums
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VTanted

COUNTRY Jeans, assy, Sock FeathsEs, Wax, Ginseng
- &c, in exchange for goods
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

The APPROACHING CELEBRATIoX.- We Der-
eeiye that Messrs, Dean, Selby and Stokes,
of the City Council, appointed on Saturday
evening last, to arrange the preliminaries of
grand night celebration in this city, of the
laying Of the Atlantic Cable, are industrious.
ly engaged in their work They propose to
light up the Pavilion, on Cortes Square, for
the delivery of an Grafton by some competent
person, and to illuminate the immediate
heaven overhead with a general system of
pyrotechnic display, They also propose to
get upa magnificent torch light proce ssion.
with music and banners and such other &C.
compartments as may add to the attractions
of the scene. If two young ladies can be
found in the liberal number of our Marvs
willie beauties, of sufficient nerve to be in
duced to come out for the purpose, England
and America will be represented by them, in
appropriate costume and surroundings, borne
around conspicuously in an open barouche,
and also placed in symbolic relative position
in the Pavilion, during part or the whole
OF the exercises in doors. If practicable, tel
egraphic communication will be established
oetwecnthe Pavilion and the place of hold
ing similar celebration in San Francisco so
that the wonders of electricity may be ocular
ly demonstrated to the thousands assembled
We hope that the city of Marysville,
through her public-spirited citizens, will do
] Il
herself full justice in this effort at celebrat.
ing 50 vast an event as the nuptials of the
eastern and western hemispheres. If such is
not the case, it will not be the fault of the
intelligent and energetic committee into
whose hands the arrangements have been
entrusted but of those who refuse to respond
to the occasion with the liberality which tbev
should The celebration will take place on
Monday evening next
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

DoINGs OF Horse TuIEF-The Santa
Rosa Democrat, of September 10th, thus
notices horse thief who has been nabbed
in that locality;
A man by the name of William Harris was
brought before Justice Pyatt, on a warrant
issued by Justice Reddell, of Solano county.
upon q charge of grand larceny. The testi-
mony upon examination warranted the JUS
tice in sending the case to the Court of Ses.
sions. Harris was committed in default of
bail fixed at $1,000 1t appears that on or
about the first of August, horse was stolen
from d. V. Vaughan, residing few miles
from this place. Suspicion fell upon Harris.
who was pursued to Benieia, where he sold
the animal stolen, giving bill of sale for the
same Harris confessed stealing the horse in
question, and another from the same neigh
borhood, which he said in Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

AocIDENTs.-Thomas Long, on Massachu-
setts Hill, few days since, says the Grass
Valley National, had a rock of fifty pounds
weight fall upon his foot, inficting a horrible
lacerated wound, half way up the foot from
the dorsal to the p)antar surface.
Another man had his arm broken in the
Alta shaft, from being caught between the
tub and timbers as the former was being
drawn up by steam power.
On Monday, the 18th inst, at about 8
o'clock A. NJ, n bank, fifteen feet high, caved
down upon Joseph Alexis Period, butying
him instantly to the depth of eight feet. His
mariners. and number of Cinnamon work
ing near by, labored with all their might for
his extrication, but an hour had elapsed be
fore they reached his body. He had been
thrown with his chest across the sluice-box
and the ribs of the left side were broken
and so crushed in upon the heart and lungs
that death must have occurred instantly
Mr.. Period was an industrious and worthy
man, and cut down as he was in the midst o.
manhood, health, and vigor, is a substantial
loss to the community. He was Sardiniar
by BIRTH 33 years of age.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21
tg- A recent traveller through the Nor

EH II ICCClib LlhNClcI through lut uOA
mon country. says:
Between and 10 o'clock reached farm
house on the plain, where | was allowed to
remain, wrapped in an old coverlid, on the
floor, with Saint, his two wives and seven
children, ranged in rows around the walls of
single room. l fell asleep while my host
(who was swelterihg in feather bed) was in
the middle of an argument intended to con
vince me that Moses and Elias were to be
the associates of Bro. Brigham in gloy; that
Bro. Brigham was their superior in inspira
inspiration, as well as in close intercourse
with the Divinity, and that the North Amer
lean Indians are the descendants of the Jews.
His harangue was interspersed with pithy
pieces Of advice to the two older boys, who
got into fight in bed, and lamentations
over the bad prospects of his crop of wheat.
In justice to the old man, must say that |
believe he is sincere fanatic, and also that,
according to his limited means, he treated
me very kindly. His charge, the next morn
ing, for " entertaining" me and my horse
was l24 cents put gold dollar into his
hand, and lie put it into his pocket and
blessed me fervently. Then | rode away
upon my old road into canon No. l, crossed
the dividing ridge. and reached the camp in
Cedar Valley before breakfast