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OCEAN STEAMERS. SAILING DAYS
HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY.

NJ. C. III. MORSE have opened a shop Mt 3o9
M street, Tor bleaching all kind az .
SfSrRAW GOODS. Straw, Lace Hair 81,
* ani Leghprn BODneis and Flats thor
ougnlJ cleansed and bearhed, and hnr,bc1 a.
style.
particular attention will also he paid to cleansing
p ,.src aId fehHIshIns Oent!emens SUMNER
bonh7ts a2d Hats receive ell for cJlGr.ng black and
oIosh. hasIbs had much experience In this Lusi-
Lees ahd OeNOtIng our whole att an ton to IT, we
Tee cHhhdent that We can keel quality of work
anshIp any establishment Of the Kind 40 this part
81 the Country. The patronage of MIliIners and
matters - particularly sUlIcIted; and those employ
~ Va Will have their work taken FROM aud return
cd again 20 their stores, and may depend upon it's
being well AID promptly done.
vi. a G.. ii. MORSE, $40 T. street,
on aOuth side Pa. avenue. between 18th
hp ~ colin and 1917 streets west.
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sOiIN ALEXANDER,
y No 24O PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

sOIN ALEXANDER,
No 24o PENrsYLvASIA AVENUE.
PAPER Hd Nc fNfS.
have now IN store The most nIplets assortment
Washing ton and the adjacent cities.
am now receiving, from rance. Decorative Pa
pers OF The most modern and rich designs, IN panel
gold, sat n velvet. and wood limitations with DOr-
der- Ia correspond Also. chamber aud other pa pers
lii every variety OF sty 10 and pattern.
wOSiu also c' your At entlon To the fact that IN
edition tha great variety of Paper HangIngs /
assortment of WIN DOW SHADES, GItTCOR
NlcES. PICTURE CORD and TASsELS of any
house In the city.
BY unremittilg attention and prompt execution
OF orders, hope to merit and obtain u liberal
share of patronage.
PAPER put on in the best manner, and in all cases
warranted. ap Il -2aw2m
MAILS OF THE UNITED STATES.
GEORGIA.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. May S. 1883.
Proposals for carrying the mails from July -,
1853, TO Juns ~, 1859 the folio wing routes In the
State OF eOrsia, will he received at the Contract
day, the 10th of juno next, to be decided the
next day:
Gia6 From the terminus Of tho Savannah. Albany
and Gulf railroad to WaTesboro, 50 mi ,es
and back, three times q weet.
Bidders VIII name intermediate points ard
propose schedule OF departures and arri
Vas.
sarvlee may be common ed OF Is. July lfprac-
For forms of proposal, guaranty, and certificate,
also instructions and requirements to be embraced
IN the contracts, see advertisements, in pamphlet
form, Of routes In Virginia, Georgia. dated Jan
nary '2 1850, AID Of February l. ss, the principal
post offices. AARON V. BROWN,
ma 10 law4w POstn .ster General.
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NEW GROCERY VINE AND LIQUOR

NEW GROCERY: WINE AND LIQUOR
STORE.
The subscriber begs leave to say that he has
opened a New StOro, corner of 18th and streets,
where he intends to keep an as Ortment of
sslSn Org. CIGARS, and hne GROCERIES,
nne Teas, sugar, Coffee. Flour, Soap Olives RaIs
ms, Figs. Sfrdnes, A nch0ves & c. All of the mOst
approved brands and qualities.
Famllis and membs rs of Congress :, ra n.r .rI,r
ly inYIed To cal. aud examine the stock before pur
chasing O. sewhere. ' pui-
general assortment OF fine Havana Cigr,s i'm
ported direct by the subscriber, at wholesale and
retail. ~ ~
produce taken IN exchange. ' ~
Levy's Old Whisky of 1890 constantly on hand.
Country orders punotually attended 10 md Cann
try Produce, of all descrp receved ON oonsisn
ment. JONAS p. LEVY
m . " Sd 18th street north,
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''' "''' ' S6LGMON MANN
Again. very respectfully and truly yours,
SOLOMON MANN.

CARLYLE, ILL, June %, 1852.
have used FrOf d. ]. Wood's Hair X Restorative,
ard have admired it's wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming, as thought, prematurely gray, but
by the of IN restOTatIveI 1t has resumed it's Orig
pal color, and, have no doubt, permanently SO.
5. BREESE, ex- Senator u. 8.
%; WOOD q CO, P,3PIietSrs, si2 broadway,
mentl and ia Market St., st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists. fell Smr
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WHEN IN THE. COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN N TIL r. COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose of the
greatest natural atir-ctOns-a line head of haIr-lt
becomes n matter of serious Importance, and the
question is what shall we do to step the hair from
RAILING oh, and restore ats visor n beauty In
ply to thus query, we Ieg 10 say. try DR.. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AS3 IMPROVER. A few
Applications will stop the hair falling breaking.
remove dandruf. keep the scalp clean and white,
and lmpaTt freshness and vlgnr Ia the hair; and
although GA may have been bald twenty ears, the
continued use of II two months wall insurs you a
luNurnt head Of hair. Call and get bottle. and If
moi satisfied, after the second application, return it
and get the price paid.
Ask for pr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold 10 Richmond by w. PETER SIN, Drug
gst corner Main and 18th. and Main and W all sts,
and 10 Washington city by Il. ID. u lLMAN, Drug
sst Browns Hotel Building. Pa. avenue. and ID.
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. AL ly
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Miscellaneous
COATS, PANTS, AND VESTS,
~ oFsuPERIOR QUALITY, AND
GENTS FURNISHING ARTICLES,
Nstr and Fresh Stock,
Now Openlngat
No. so Pa. avenue, under Browns Hotel,

40 8-tf J. g. STEPHENS,

* IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
NTRENGTHENa and assst them, by the Paris
Optloian, ID. WOOLFSON, who p
has arrived from Europe with bis ~
own, as well as the manufacture of q good many
otners OF The latest improved SPECTACLES and
kn EMBASSIES: among which are the
PERiSCOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc.,
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
with weakness, cataract tending to IL; also
-SlGHTEDN ESS.
Persons who are compelled TO use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
wonderful
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Far. at Paris, thrOugh their producing q
osarness and easiness of vision heretofore unknown
in any other Improvements.
Also, all styles of OPERA, SPY. aud MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, COG.passes, and Microscopes
are for sale at store of Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, or Eighth street No. 4sl, be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
IL Do not mistake fhs corHsr Of stu street.
PTIoes very req sonabe, the same as at his estab-
lshment In Europe. n9-tf
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
An WIfHour FAILURE FOR KlsHT WARS, FsI
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA Nj RAILR DAD.
kss.Isr SstIi.s Dove, slk 2Otl q ..sl -..a

CAuTIos.-So many frauds snd imposl- <Hoa~
lions of vsnous kinds have been a;ely SSE4k
EOkSih, that the subscriber, the only az horned
ma, IN ths city of New York, far,s It his dur, to
that, TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must Ne careful 10
trd The true ofhcc of the Steamships of the a. =.
Mail Line, via PARMA Railroad as no Other ot1los
10 New York is authorized To engage passage.
The Conp3nles have ONLY one ofics Ia New lort,
which rs al la West street, corner of Warren rseI,
iIontns on the North River, 81 the head Of tie Com
IL Observe nI ,irr sr:r g.. door;
.m Lw' RAYMOND, Afs.,s
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONF
One ef tee Stssmss. s. OF llis Company, carrying
re UNITED Sti.ss Mas for sEAPU -, x>sS
PaaEma tyIse each mo4tl. on TIE aTrI .-=xzssssA
val of the United States Mad - =. Company sts1n,-
ers, which loave New Orleans and New Work rerL-
Larry OF 5th and 3cth of sSot month with the mai a.
snl passengers oonE3ctILg VIA PANAMA RAIL
proved by tae Navy Department, Ind warranty sys.l
The Psnams Railroad ga miles lousl 10 no~ COM
pieted iron ocean 10 ocean and nc crossed - or
hourp. The tAgEsS ui passengers 10 oheok ed HNev
York through TO San Francisco and passs M ers are
entarhed ~ ftnsma 10y steamer al the COMPANY
expenses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port In Pnnan. ana
dent. 20 that the a an,ira, ,.IsaIi.0no
srs having occurred In eight years.
rsssenseIs leave Panama ihe same day they Ar
Conductors 20 through by each steamer. ard t.ts
tore. ' p''0O
For through tickets at the loves, rate. .,,ys
the atency. In West street, New York 20
w; RAGMOSD,--or 20
ARMSTRONG, n Kris CO,
b&-u C.I.. BaRrIErl' Rost"rs
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COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSNESS sc.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season, generally has The effect of bringing ont hos
vi prufessedly new speotsos, and while some are
good. many are useless, and Others even dangerous.
The wIsest course To pursue is To cons alt -FOUR
family PhysIoIan or otherwise use only such reu.e-
dies as long public per- suc3 has proved 10 lie safe
and eilIcaclous. OF this chs racter IS TYt FRS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC,
Originally the favoT.t prescr ptIon az eminent
ply stefan, 1t soon bs came popular remedy. and has
Continued [" enjoy growing Tepntat for the last
twenty Year,. Ia cases nf coEInCn Colds Coue hs,
&c.. II aGts ike CHARM and in Chronic csses. Brun-
chitIs, w hopping Cough, Group, Asthma, Intuen2a,
who have w. cd IL.
Price Is cents and 50 ceuts per bottle.
Sold by Marin * Palmer, Clas. Stott. &c. Wash
ington; Cissei, Georgetown; Peel & Stevens A l.
exandrla; where Il may be- had also, Cor ence
IN IuzengSr form. Price Igk and Is cents "A lox-
known "ryer's Gum Arabic Cough Can, '
Drops, an elegant, pleasant and cfficaclous
mono Lozenge thcJ ere unsurpassed. ia SIN
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MANUFACTURED By
DONALD KENNEDY.
No. 80 WarrsN Spsst, Roxbsry, MasssskSssst,

Agents for Washing on.-Cha Stott & Co., T..
Gilman, Kidwe Il Lawrence, j. b. Gardner, BURY
Co. 2, Wa,s h, l. Coz F; 5: Wash; J.; T. Stone,
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, J. 7. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson, Ford Il Bro. Agents for GeOrsetown.-R.
!. Cissell. U NJ Lenth,m. j. H. KIdwelI. nv SLY
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A B Z A U : y L Il E d
RICH q LO S sly II A II .
COMPLETELY PRKsERvED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that is gray would not hsveit restored to
former color; or bald, but would have the growth
wou Id have IL removed, or troubled with scrOfuiR,
scald head or other eruptions but would be cured,
with sick headache ineuralsa) but would DO cured
IL will also remove all pmples from tho face skin
Prof Woods Hair Restorative will do ali this,
Ann ARBOR, Nov. S, 1853.
PROF. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: have heard much
said of the wonderful effects Of your Hair Kestora
tive, but having been often cheated by Suackery
and quack Dostrums, hair dy Il c.. disposed
to place your restorative IN the same category with
edes, until | met you In Lawrence county some
months since, when You gave me such assurance
induced the triil OfyOur Restorative In my family,
first, by my good wife, whose hnIr had become very
thin and entirely white and before ex haustlng
of large bottles, her hair restored nearly to
its beautiful brown color, and had thick ened
and become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head. She continues to use IT, not simply
because of its beAutIylng effects upon the hair, but
because Of ITS ealtful influence upon the head and
mind. Others of my family and friends are using
fOIe my EeptClsm and doubt n reference tOIts val
ge and charactsr are entirely removed and and
do most cordially aud oonidentIaliy recommend its
by all who would have their hair restored from
white gray. by reason of sickness age to orr &
inal color and beauty, and by all young persons who
would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours, MANN
FRIEND Wonp: 1t was q long time after saw you
ut Biz siie d before got the bottle oil Restorative
Detroit, and when got q we concluded ~ try II on
Mrs. MaBns HAIR. the surcst test Oi Its power. IL
has done ali hat YOU uIed me II would do: and
Others al my family and friends, having Witnessed
to others entitled to the
claim for X.
Again. very respectfully AID truly yoSr,,
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nRlENTaI NAIL POLISH, giving . beautifu
~ iustre To tbs fpEer nails, ct 6lBDs'S Han
Store, Rsaf lssh strsst. ~. svs. 10 sm
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RANCROFT'S SEVENTH VOLUME HIS
- tory of United States, being volume l OF the
gInes. Price S226; postage 90 cents Just received
For sale by TAYLOR a. MAlTRS
lsa
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TIME WONDER OF WASHINGTON IL
l. GIBBS VEGETABLE BALShM
Hands snd curing all Scalp diseases. m Io
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LACE Rh'bAEE fEf II DEP POT
No. Ssl Pa. av.. between ~ and 9Th SITS,
One key 80 so; one dozen quart bottles, Sl.50
III = We send the Beer free of cost To any part n
the city. G. F. Il w. GERECRE,
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7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS ell odors, ~ SIBBS's
Hair Store, near 18th IT.. and ut his Sales oom
vr1s~ oUiIia pAs, bstei
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Medicines.
YER'S
Cathartic Pills,

. The sciences Of Chemistry and
Medlcine have been taxed their ut
most TO produce tins best, most per-
fsct purratIye which Is known To
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SCISSORS, MIRRORS. POWDER BOXES
- &c. at G1BBS'S Hair Store, near Is street,
Pa. av and ut his Salesroom, under willxrds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

LNoR SALEM BROOKLYN, 2 rwo STORY AND AT
tic basement and sub cellar frame houses. west side
Of Hsmpden street 5 feet north Of Lafayette avenue Also
the three story Philadelphia brick Mo-. l5 and ~ Car
about south of Fulton Aso the
splendid three story. Phsdspha brick With " Zee. court
yard NO Lafayette avrnu. fatbush avenue All hrst
class only steps from the Fulton cars viii be
SOLD low Apply 70 WILLIAM Is. NICHOLS, owner ~ Nas
sau n "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

EIoR SALEM THE SEVENTH WARD. THE TWO
in story and house No 2oi Fast Broadway. This pro
lee house Ia In excellent order fitted inter-
nay elegant style by other house la NE
ward For particulars apply 70 \. H. wyCKOfF& co, lOs
Murray street.
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LIST OF LETTERS
aena,nisg In the New Isrk cky Post once,
Saturday, February ~, 1855.

Published exclusively IN the New YoRK HsRALD, by
~ Of Congrese-sAs paper Aavt0 ne l~esa oircs'a,s0n
4 sry paper in As Usitad States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

L'oR SALE CHEAp-A BAKERY, CONSISTING OF
three ssosy brick dwelling and store, 5xto and two
story and h-ase OF lot lot 25xiOO No
iss sullivan street. Prince together with sopd will and
every thing for carrying the baking business successfully
Apply 70 A. skkuEANT. rs WsI street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

LroR SALE CHEAP-Two STORY BAsENEsr Asp
cellar brick house situated Yortvile, near Second
avenue VIII be snd great bargain. Part OF the pnr
mopey remain. The house well Furnished with
sss Croton wsler axts feet Apply s 81 Washington
street, second floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

uroR SALE IN BRooxLyN THE ENGLISH BAsk
msnt house No ss sAcket street near Court sres Win
modern and In perfect order; brick
fences woodhouss &c Price - syl, mortgage s2sn Apply
n The premses or OF FIELD. Auaotic Bank, Brooklyn
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maTNIMOHAL.

NrETRfwoNrAr,- YOUNG Man, 2 YEARS OF AGR
M rerr,ant womb ike 70 he acquaintance ~ o
Young hdy with view 10 mnrmony not over ~ years p
sgc ond n mn sir ard AT rot hrt ladies' VII
rs, rsgrs, .nswerpg tbs advertise You ~il h1
sycrxs,ne von desire 10 he advertiser. Atdress win
csr,ty Charles n Broadway Post Odice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

LroR SALEM BRoOKJYN. ON FLATBusH, NEAR
in FULTON avenue, brick dwelling, one % the four
finishing with lot axlsU extending through 10 Navy
street W all ferry, se adapted
for csrmsn requiring stables or shop OF ac
tory their a yelling. Apply 10 PATRICK MuL-
doom the premises, or WILLIAM y. NICHOLS. ~ Mas
N
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NOR eAIE-THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT

FTVhT NM HfNbHT3Ff
West Twenty eighth street, "A
The house has the modern i'm
ituated on the north side Of the
Part of the money may re-
For particulars Inquire on the
NJ.
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non s,tE cgE,P-srEwAR1' PAVILION, q

II Myrtle avenue Plank road aud Bushwtck avenue;
stock fixtures and Of eight On the prev Is
Massnic gp room large ball rootn also hay scales with
everything complete for dong large business Apply on
the premises,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

IL brick house and lot No. 81
few doors from siith avenue.
provcments, and IL Pleasantly
street, with court yard In front
main On bond and mortgage.
premises from 8 10 5 O'Clock y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-17

SUPPOSED TO BE SroLEy.-Three Mexicans
Drought three horses and a mule to Sacra-
mento, on Wednesday, says the Mercury and
left them at a stable, on Eighth street, under
circumstances which led to the belief that
they were stolen. The animals were taken
charge of by Capt. McCleary and Others, and
two of the Mexicans were arrested. One of
the horses. dun colored, is branded on the
left hip with the letters NJ A connected.
Another, also dun, has Spanish brand on
the left hip. The mule is branded with the
letters NJ connected The fourth animal is
roam mare, and without brand. Further
information concerning them may be had at
the station house.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-17

MATTERS IN PLAcERvILLE-The following
local items appear in the Register, of Sep.
tember 10TH
Robbing on the highway appears to be
getting fashionable. We have heard Of three
or four cases lately, On Saturday night last,
two miners "rolling home" at late hour
through Cedar Ravine, were attacked bv
four rutfans, and their dust demanded The
miners made fight as long as they could. and
'neh ran away outstripping their pursuers.
Oh Frlday last, an accident occurred at the
El Dorado steam sali and nloning mill hv
which David Vile was seriouslv ini1,red H.
was engaged in driving the Instrument com.
monty called the dog" into a loo for tbe
purpose of securing it in its position when
the ak flew from the helve. and nearly sew.
cred the hand from the arm.
Two Cornish miners had dispute over n
game of cards in this town on Monday last
and agreed to 60 outside the CORPORATION lin
its, where it should be allowed that that ono
who could kick, strike and bite the hardest
was right in the dispute. They fought one
round, and one combatant, having his should.
er badly sprained, declared himself satisfied
but the other wished to follow up his advan.
tage and insisted on more satisfaction
which he got--he coming out of the second
bout badly worsted.
The stockholders of the Placervillc and
humboldt Telegraph Company met at the
Court House, recently, and perfected an or
ganization. We learn that Capt. Bogardus,
A. D. Park, g. w. Raymond. F. Chorpen,
mng and Mr. Seeley were elected Directors.
+. A. Bee was chosen President of the com
pa9Iy' Bee, Lowell and Bogardus have the
iHil superintendence of the construction of
the line to Salt Lake.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-17

HOSTILE DEMoNsTRATIoNs.-Wit going
out of our Office, we witnessed, from q win.
dow looking down into lager beer saloon,
last evening, the rantankeringest fight,
las the Westerners say,) that we ever beheld
in our life, and we have seen some "scrim-
images" We saw one man that looked very
mad" say something to another man, who
Immediately looked "very mad" himselE-
When the said every mad" man gave the
aforesaid every mad" man lick in the face,
with fist that looked like a sedge hammer,
and knocked the aforesaid spra awling with
his heels upward. The aforesaid 'riz," h-n
in his neck and fury in his eye, and IN they
both went, teeth and toe nail, and fairly
"made the fur fly" till bystanders interposed,
and the combat ceased. We did not take
the trouble to inquire into the particulars
having seen enough with our own eyes tc
satisfy us.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-17
Vote Ia Plumas County,

Quincy, Sept. 18th, 1858.
Ed. NATIONAL Democrat Enclosed VIZ
send list of votes polled in Plumas county
at the recent election:
Supreme Judge-Curry, 79S; Baldwin. 6sl
CoatroLler-Dawley, 1926; Meloney, $50.
Clerk Supreme Court-JenniDgs, 768.
Congress-McKibbin, s2l; Dudley. Gs1,
Tracy. 90.
Assem6ty-Shannon, (D) 900; Walker
(L.) 5S4.
County Clsrk-Harbison, (Ind.) o2a Good
win, Il 6S4.
SheriB-Chambers, 957; Pearce, 6l2.
County Tredsurer-Ingusall, 95e; Lewis
524.
Ballou, (no opposition) 1924.
Yours, respectfully,
WHITING
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-17

AN ORGAN FOR SuAsTA-The Republican
says; "The splendid organ lately built in
Marysville, for the Catholic Church in this
place has been sent for and will be here in
about ten days" After quoting the above,
the Red Bluff Beacon remarks: at is truly
splendid instrument. but what on earth they
will do with it in that little board shanty Of
church is more than We can imagine. Why,
the organ is nearly as large as the meeting
house, and will, in contrast with it, very
much resemble Digger Indian with satin
vest and silk hat. with the balance of his
ward robe minus.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-17

A REBEL-The Washington Union publish
es an article from an exchange in an approx
ing manner, calling Hon. Stephen A. Doug
las "rebel" A man who has ever battled
in the front ranks of Democracy is termed q
rebel" because he dares to use the freedom
of speech in favor of Democratic principles
that have brought his party successfully into
power. He is termed "rebel," because he
dares raise his voice in favor of popular
sovereignty contrary to the commands of
james Buchanan, who would act the part of a
King, and command his subjects to think
only as he thought, to act only as he directed
them to act. In his efforts 10 make men like
Douglas his subjects" James buchanan will
find "rebels" on every hand. While Hon.
stephen A. Douglas is Il rebel" to an at
tempted usurpation of power on the part of
the President, James Buchanan is ORATOR
to Democratic principles upon which he has
safely rode into power er.-Stocktorn Aggs.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-17

TRIAL OF Henry PLUMER-Y esterday was
consumed by the District Court in hearing
the arguments of counsel for and against the
defendant. Jesse 0. Goodwin made an able
argument for the defense, in the forenoon,
and Mr.. Mcconnell an equally able one in
the afternoon, on the same side Mr.. Mere
dith, for the prosecution, closed in the even
ing after candlelight, in lengthy and argu-
mentative speech. After which, the Court
instructed the jury in very forcible manner,
and they retired to consult upon tn cir yer
dict
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-17

FUNERAL OBsEoUIEs OF Hos. w. |. FER
ousoN-The body of the distinguished dead
was borne to the grave, in the cemetery at
Sacramento, with unusual honors The pro
eession was immense-the largest, the Bee
says, ever seen in that city, since the burial
of those who were killed by the explosion of
the steamer Pearl. An eloquent funeral ora
ton was delivered over the body, while it
lay in the Senate Chamber, by Col E. D.
Baker, during many passages of which the
vast audience was affected to tears.