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Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

PRESIDENT BUCHANAN IN AN ALARMING
PosrloN.-A correspondent from Bedford
Springs to the Baltimore Sun, writes as fol
lows:
"The lady of Colonel Alfred Spates, OF
Cumberland, Maryland. one Of the visitor,
ut the Bedford Springs, by her dashing ex
ploits with pair of superb horses, has ere
ated sensation. Her admirabl. tact and
skill in handling the ribbons, and managing
her spirited animals, are the theme of com
mendation with all exp rts mt the whip. She
is the same lady who took the silver cup at Il
recent agricultural fair in Montgomery coun
ty for the best display Of horsemanship. Her
style in the saddle is qneenly, and she would
be the envy of the most accomplished horse
woman at Franconi's. The lady h IS honor.
ed some OF our distinguished guests with an
invitation to share with her the hilarious eX
ercise and refreshing perils of place by her
side upon her brilliant charioteerins excur-
sions. TIE other day she sent her earl to
the President, who, of course. with his ha
bitual politeness, placed himself in her
charge, and the lady gave him glorious
round. Dishins through Bedford town ut II
spanking page, the hurses ficcked with foam
the lady glowing with excitement, and the
President known to everybody, very seriuu.
alarm seized the public mind that some as-
piring dame had caught up the Chief Magis
irate Of the United states, and VAS elopirg
with Linn AS it was observed, however. thai
the President took it very calmly called up.
on no one for help, aud seemed perfectly re
signed to the consequences whether it was a
broken neck or mitrimony nobody irterfer.
ed. In gool time the party returned, and
the President was restored safe and soInd tn
his anxious friends"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

A MIscoNsTRUoTIoN.-Mr Forney of the
Philadelphia Press, is an able man, we know.
That he was a ,agacious politician we once
thought, but now we doubt it. We hope
however, that he may turn out to be an hon
est one. The Lccompton controversy did not
create trouble enough for him. it seems lie
is very busy trying to manufacture another
issue for the sole end and express purpose OF
distraeting and disorganizing the Democratic
party. We expect the Black Republicans t.
endeavor to bring Kansas into Congress again
with another irregular and premature Con.
ItitutioB; and if that is the game of the Press
Ash seems 10 be, We may as well set down
Mr.. Forney with the Black Republicans at
first as Iast The Press quotes Governor
Walkers predictions, but suppresses the rea
son for the chief of them. Governor Walker
said that the people of Kansas would present
another Constitution at the next session ot
Congress, because the population required b.
tie general rule and by TAR, 40 aid then be there
The Press has no right to suppress that upon
which Governor Walker based his prediction;
and we confidently predict that neither Gov
Walker nor Stephen A. Douglas will be found
with Mr.. Forney in the forthcoming Kansas
crusade which he seems to contemplate.
[Ohio Statesman.
To the above, the Press replies:
Well, we are author zcd to say for Hon.
Robert J. Walker. that he is favor of the ad.
mission of Kansas as State of the Ameri
can Union at the next session, (f the prelim.
mary arrangements can be made,) or when
ever the people present their C,sstit4tion to
Congress: and, also, that inasmuch as the
English bill proposed to admit Kansas as n
slave State with population Of $4,000, Gov.
Walker is in favor of the admission of Kan.
sas as a free State, irrespective of the arbi-
trary and despotic discrimination in that bill
against such State In other words, as the
Democratic party has been for years pledged
to admit Kansas outside Of the ,atio, now to
insist upon this ratio as against her people
would be in the last degree infamous. Such
Is Governor Walkers position.
We need not speak for Stephen A. Douglas
All who have read his speeches know that he
is with the people of Kansas in this issue, and
that what they decide upon he will second
from his place in the Senate
We hope, sincerely, that Mr. Buchanan
will yield to the universal sentiment in the
North, and to common sense everywhere, and
accept the olive branch of admitting Kansas
before it becomes rebrand in 1860 The
Washington Union still looks in the other d.
rection, but its insanity is chronic and incu
rable
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

A Doc BLowINe MANS BRAINS Our
The Cincinnati Commercial contains the fol.
lowing:
Yesterday morning. little before o'clock.
S. J. john, furniture dealer, q Elst Fourth
street, residing near Colleg Hill, arose. and
opening the front door and seeinr a haw,
flying about the barn. he called serv mt Girl.
the only person in the house, to bring linn
his gun. which she did Having asked her if
it was loaded, she slid she thou Int not. when
he requested her to 20 to his room and get
box OF percussion caps Daring tn. girls
absence he raised the hammer of the Gun ana
was about to blow in the barrel. when n f,
vorite dog came bounding toward Mr. J.. his
paw striking the trigger Just AS the weapon
was raised to his face. The IN. which was
loaded, with cap on the tube was disehary-
ed, the shot tearing OF poction Of his skull
and dashing out his brains. The domestic
screamed, and the various members of the
family sprung from their couches and rdshcd
agonizingly to the horrid scene. The hus-
band and father lay dead upon the floor, his
head and shoulders being across the threslI-
old; the blood was streaming from his man.
gled face and head, and clctted masses of
brain were dropping in splotches from the
ceiling to the floor The fatal charge tore
away part of the left side of his face. striking
under the eyebrow, took somewhat oLlique
direction backward and perforated tie skull,
carrying with it almost every particle of
brains in the brain pan. The left side of the
upper lip and the left nostril were also burn
ed 10y the ignited powder into a crisp. lie
must have been killed SO suddenly and quick
y as to have been unconscious of the least
pain, or even of the cause of his destruction.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03
Moryvvil,e Library Association.

The President and Directors would hereby draw the
attention of members to Sec Of the Constitution and
BY L1ws:
"If the assessn ant' or d1as of any member remain
unpaid for term of three months, his prviler,s and
right OF member hip shall be forfeited, unless his de-
linquency be excused by the Board ofDrectors."
Attendance will be given in the Library on Monday
evening" Oct 4th, from to 10 o'clock, at which time
due' will he received; and the Directors urge most
particularly that books belonging to the Library
may then be returned as 1t is utterly impossible for
the Librarian to send for call on members for ab-
enfvv
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

IowA-Seth w. Swiggett, editor of the
Sioux City Eagle, was recently held to per
sOnal responsibility by a lawyer of that city
named 1readway, II Zig six footer and IL fel.
low Democrat, who. di-peaSed with an edi
torial in the Edgte. arm ed himself with II cane
and revolver and soaght Swiggett in order to
chastise him. We take the following account
of the meeting from the Sioux City Registers
rival paper to Swigyett's; Treadway found
the Eagle chief, Swiggett, in II nei shborng
office nd commenced the fun by sticking u
blow at Seth, which that individual parried
with his arm and then closed in with his as
sailant. lie took the lawyers cane away
from him, and the inference is he used it sa
vagcly over his assIil nt't back Treadway
dropped his revol ser, which Seth captured
and with the cane and pistol in hand he
chased the lawyer half square, both ma
king excellent time. Treadway trod his way
with most marvellous speed, and sought re
fuge in Il billiard saloon. Seth gave him q
parting salute with hi; revolver, which WAS
rather salute of one gun in eommcmoration
of victory, and then retired flushed with
glory. They were afterwards arrested and
both gave bonds of 81 400 for their appear.
anee ut Court" We think that Seth may
consider himself entirely safe from daylight
personal responsibilities hereafter.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03
Notice to 'Tay-PayerS.

TENAX COLAECTOR,S or fHCE, SEPT.
co. lo55. NOTICE is hereby given to the Tax
Payers OF fdbt C1daty, tiat the Duplicate ASSESS
ntnt Ill, Tor said County, for the year A. D. 1s5S,
hls been returned to for collection, ami that the
State and County Taxes upon the sane are now due
ana payable, an pursuant to Section IL of the Revc-
nue. Law Of ls51, additional five per cent will b.
collected upon ali Taxes remaining unpaid after the
third Monday of October neVt.
Notice Is also given that the laws in regard to the
Collection Of Taxes will be strictly enforced
L.. IL. MOORE,
sepot-3w Tax Collector Yuha Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

syrup of fcI!ow Dock, sarsaparilla, and
TodIdc Of Potash.
wolll inform my patrons and friends that can
guarantee my concentrated Syrup of Yellow Dock,
Sirsaparila, AMI Iolile of Potash as the very best
preparation Of SIrsaparilla now in use.
We smply ask trial of this medicine. 1t is fur
nished to the trade IN boxes, containing doz bot
ties each, and sIppcdupon the most favordbiete
Ample directions accompany each bottle.
Apply to S. 7. WATTS,
Wholesale Druggist,
je5f FIRST tstreet MIrysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

The MYsTERIt Us DISAPPEARANCE OF CAPT
BRENNYN's LADY.-The New York deiec;iv,
force, which has been investig iting the mvs.
terious disappearance of Mr.. Brennan, wife
of Capt. Brennan, U. =. A., have succeeded
in tracing the lady from New York to staten
Island, on the evening she was missed, and
had discovered that she had left the landing
in carriage, which WIS slon after followed
l'yN very suspicious looking man, who hailed
the driver. and Jumping up, took a scat be-
side him. The Lro her of Mrs. brennan caus
ed the arrest of several drivers of public car.
rages at Thompsonville, Staten Island, for
the purpose of inding oit from them what
knowledge they had Of the matter, but. on
inveslig 'tion, no satisfactory light was thrown
upon this mysterious affair. aud they were
discharged. Her relatives are still of the
opinion TINT she has been abducted, and pro.
badly murdered. Many persons who were
not personally acquainted with the lady,
fear that. in an evil moment, she eloped with
some designing scoundrel. 1t is certainly a
most extraordinary mystery, and at latest
dates there were no hopes of its being speed.
Y unrdvelled.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03
St.CharleS Hotel
Corner of Second and High Streets.

1TN5u 2 subscriber won respectfully inform his
4 utnls an ti public in general tnnt he has
tt@en an opened this pui Hotel II wing recent
~ been reltci in tie best Restaurant Style every OPP
PortIn ty viii be embraced To make it tie most COM
no iildS resort to the traveiing public.
Prices u suit the times. Meas at all hours, in the
restaurant st, le.
The t'se for Sacramento and all parts of the mines
leave this House daily.
sep-0-ny A. GATTIKER.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

ty- The Philadelphia Press is "authori.
zed" to say for the Hon. r. j. Walker that
he is in favor of the admission OF Kansas as a
State of tie American Union ut the next ses
sion, Cf the preliminary arrangements can
he mnde,) or whenever the people present
their Constitution to Congress.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03
Notice.
Oxygcnated Biltcrs in Canada.


The Editor Of the Montreal Pilot, Sept. q 1885, says:
There is no medicine we take much pleasure in
ommending to our friends as DR.. Green's Oxygenated
Bitters Unlike most proprietary medicines, it does
not profess to tall the Ills flesh is heir to- but
simply Dyspepsia and its att ,ndant symptoms Of de-
rangemen of the stomach. II has long been held in
favor with our first medical men; some of whom are
never backward in awarding merit where it belongs.
Its in city has given 1t reputation
,ssed by other similar preparation. Oar att IN
ton has been called to this subject by young man
in OIL &c WIN hai been suffering severely for
werks from indigestion los, of appetite, &c, having
been entirely relieved in few days by the of these
Ditters. There hundreds who will read this who
need such m licin., and all use it if they had
half the confidence in 1t we have.
Seth w. Fowle Co., l3S Washington street. Boston
Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Sold by Henry johnson Co., Wholesale Druggists.
li6 Washington street, San Francisco sole agents for
ihe Pacific coast.
DR., II, D, Kelly, Druggist, agent for Marysyiue
sep24lm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03
Notice 90 Architects.

FENETE DIR ECEOKS OF TIE MARYSvILLE
IL WAFER co. viii pay tle sum OF 100 for the best
plan and specific itons for bdliu5 b. bIlt of
brick 81 feet square and two stories high, with fire
wall four feet nigh, gether with the entle frame
work on said bIlinG necessary IN sust ain an iron
tank Of s1ne area building, and feet deep, to be
filled WITH water.
~. The lower floor 10 be inches above the city side
walk grade, an the found it.ou n Use To be ~ to
;eet below the floor the soil Of MarysvLlc being ld
at that depth.
3D. The first story to be II feet between jois.s and
eqtny divi ted iutO / apartments, BY h :avy brick
walls, together with stairway second story elcn
apartment 70 have two openings in fiout and two Ia
the rear, aud eight openings the north side of
story - h. whor 10 be lathei an plastered.
4th. Tie se;onl story to b. feet hgi, and rough
finished, with no partitions, openings in ends to
tOrresponi with lower story; side openings on each
commencing 1t sechnd IJJi tn. rJpf AMI tink tim
bsrs t. he sdpppr by heavy cast iron cnunns aud
caps. The VIII Die t. b: cJstrd;t.l as g. lst lin
the weight above mentioned, AMI in most tn hJrolgl
manner
5tl. Tedstlnce between the roof timb ars and bo'-
tom Of tank timbers to be feet at the sides aud 2G
to feet in the center.
6t Plans will be lived or before :tcber 18th
by III = Of the un tersignel, at Mtrrsv,e.
Ith. The Directors will reserve the right to reject
any ami all PLAN.
JOHN T. BAYLEY,
CHA LES H. SINPKTNS,
N N
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03
JACOB LEVY.

e1Y~A a meeting of Yuba Engine Company No. 2,
Fridey evening Sept 17th, lS5S P. J. WELSH, ESQ,
was unanimously dominated as a candidate for re-
election as Chief Engineer of the Mtrysvle FIRE De.
partment BY order ofthe Company
THoS. J. POWERS Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

Mr.. EDToR Please announce the name Of JAcon
LEVY candidate for re-eiection to the Office of
Second Assistant Ensneer Of the Marysvile Fire De-
partment, and obge me.
sel3O-td JACOB LEVY.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

xIoo.-The government of Zuloaga, who
succeeded Comonfort, is supposed to be on its
last legs. Its last resort for raising money is
the following. as described by correspon
dent of the Alta:
"ZulOaga ordered the clergy TO deliver i'm
mediately $900,0O0 from the funds of {
poor and sign n deed for n million Of dol
mrs payable in eighteen months; he also or
dered 1000 men of the garrison to leave for
the seat OF war. This satisfied Miramon, and
ne Started again, God knows with what sue
cess
To raise money on the above deed of ST..
TOV'ooO, Mr. JOrrin, the Secretary of the
A'eaSufy' addressed the following order To
capitalists of the city. viz:
All the resources of the government being
eAn'aSted--io Sati'fy the most preferable dc
Hiahns' ana among these the most urging The
KY q me tr'"ps. who are in the field against
s'., siv rsE"Iuiionlsts and the President having
tIa :: ~ us attempt to get assistance from
"I u,Ir r'en people OF this city, to snve the re
H. . - us present criticdL sitaatioit tho Igli
81 P"y "eht ot interest was offered. besides
cLan.s. tY. ,''es Us are customary among mer
= bnus' h us Excellency, above everything.
on;,'i. ~ S"Ve he aattoR from the threat.
S evii' nhds himself und + the oblig ,tion
w. ."ne ;; recourse to loan, in which You are
pIt n; Iown Tor - from $50 to $5l,Oon)
"n'cn ',s sum you will represent in the deed Of
Ua" Une million Of dollars. which guarantees the
r"n ,'OS. venerable clergy with the term of one
dsar and half, and which amount you are
uesireI tI TO pay-V'Htom any ercuse within
".tee digs' into the treasury of this city. BY
90 1858.
MANY have left. to avoid this payment
pa; g.ners nave hidden themselves. Miguel
21rlhgas' large proprietor, and Manuel Escan
uon the millionaire, have been arrested for
1uch refusal. and Iturbe. Rosas, Goribar. Lo
Sa, PSerena, Pacheco, Beistequi, (s5 years od.)
t%"' tG%or1lna' Chaver, and Others, have received
.nelr passports to leave the country, though
many OF them belong To the religious par
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

YubR Lodge, No. ), L. o. O.ofO.F.
Regular meeting every Tuesday evening, at s o.
clock.
f. A. KUSEL, N. G.
WM. X. HuDsoX, RecordIng see'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

Attentinn Hubas.- Your next quarterly meet
ing takes place at the engine house. on Friday even.
ing, Oct. lst, at ~ o'clock full attendance is re.
quested, as there viii be election of officers. Al
members are requested to appear in uniform.
by order. TIIOS. J. POWERS, sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

sY- AT a meeting OF Ynba Hose Company, Thurs.
day evening, Sept. 23 1858, CnNs ANDRES was unan-
imously nominated a canddlte for Secoud Assistant
Engineer of the Mlrysville Fira Department.
JNO. G. BENDER, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

AZ ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.-TLe Scien.
'ne American thus describes it:
Eighteen strands Of seven inch wire; six
"ndS toI OF yarn; gutta percha, three coats
'e,seegraph wires, seven in number
!, me hexlbility Of this cable is so great that
Is as manageable as a small rope, and it is
"aPaoie OF being tied around the arm with
~ ~. INJURY. Its weight is but 1860 pounds
% ~ ene mile. and its strength such that it will
;S Se"r IN water over six miles of its own length
suspended vertically. Some doubts being
T. i".es1alned as to its sinking to the bottom, ii
81 81 enough to know that it's heavier than
I tIoSe smells which have been taken up from
ms. ue oea OF the ocean by Commander Herry.
Ena an wniie engaged in sounding along the
N"e OF the telegraph plateau.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

Second AsSistant.-NIR. EDroR: Please an
nounce the name Of JOIN BARnEE as a candidate for
Second Assistant Engineer Of the Marysville Fire De-
partment. and oblige MANY FIREMEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03
NNFJCE.

The regular meetings of o.ieAth Lodge, NJ. 45, l.
o. o. f., are held ev1ry rnIrs1ly Evening, at the
OH Fellows Hall.
J.II. KRAUsE, y. G.
r. J. ScHAEFFER, Rec. secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

Mr.. EDGToR :-P,ease announce the name of IL. W.
COOLIDGE candidate for First Assist Engineer
Of the Marysvllle Fire Department, and ob'ige
MANY PIREMFN
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

\ OS -MOHday afternoon, on street, between
Third and Seventh streets, a ladys BLACK
LACE VEIL Tbs finder will receive the thanks of the
ow er by leaving it a the Counting Room Of this
papvr. sep27.3t
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

TOIiOwHy's Ointme.Ii AID Pi.Is.--FOr
rheu lts, neuralgia, scrofua cancer, leg, salt
rheum, and all eruption', the ointment is the only
safe and certain specific, and the Pills equally re-
liable in DYSPEPSIA Sold S. Mai len L ne, \. Y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03
Sperial Hotircs.
NOTICE,

final meeting Of the General Committee Of Ar.
rangements for the Telegraph Celebration, will be
held on Saturday evening, October "a, at 5 o'clock
for closing up the business Of the Committee gen.
eral Attendance Of the members Of the Committee Is
specially desired. All bills contracted by the u,inlt-
tee must be presented to the Treasurer, NJ. G. J.
Byrue d street, between 81 anl3l. by Saturday at
p. NJ, or their payment will he buried.
by order. JNO. T. McLEAN Sec'y
c.,QuQ
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-03

JOHN T. BAYLEY,
CHA LES II. SINPKTNS,
JDiIN q, PACKARD.
Marysvie Sept 30th, 1853 ocl-2w
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A FRUIT TREES IL
AVERY,s NURSERY, -

IL NfdT DNTNHytOH, 70tcH
IN NJ. GOODFELL0W, Of this City, will furnish
in good order, such assorments Of Grated Fruit
have BEST for the last ID years IOWA PRA1-
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orchard Of good fruit.
ns-Grafts -- per 1000. $2o Trees, 3 years old,
per i0O s25 Also; Dwarf Pears, Piums, Ornamental
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cali at c. J. FOX'S Hardware Store, further in
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