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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-21

RECEIVERS FOR THE BANK OF MAcoMB.
In the Circuit Court yesterday morning
a motion was argued for the appoint nent
of Receiver TO take charge Of the assets
and effects of the Macomb County Bank.
No objection was made to the Motion, on
the part Of the Bank, and it will be grant.
cd. Henry O. Kibbee, Esq, is agreed
upon by both parties as Receiver, and
Judge Withcrell will probably appoint him
to act in that capacity.
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Ma ENORMITIES -
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
Buchanas arraIgned before the People.
Extracts from the Addressed the New York Republican,
Convs ntion. ...

Extracts from the Addressed the New York Republican,
Convention. r ,t- f7.t
Another object which it was the design
of the Constitution to effect was to ..pro-
mote the general welfars' AS most es-
sential requisite towards the attainment of
this result, economy IN the public srpsndi-
turss stands in the foreground. Tried by
this standard, how do tho Democratic Ad-
ministrations Of Pierce and Buchanan ap-
pearl ,i, ,--ob ig5v Z Hr
Now what are the facts on this subject,
and how does this administration stand af.
fected under the inquiry BY a reference
to the public records, we find commencing
with the administration of John Quincy
Adams) that the public expenditures, ex
elusive of payments on account of the pub
lie debt and from trust funds, WAS a. fol-
lows: u. Il, .,.- -f8.. rrst mo-
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SPEED OF THE OCEAN TELxeRAPH.-The
Tribune says: 1--WE believe we are stating
the precise fact when we say that the in
struments now in use at Trinity Bay and
Valencia record words at the rate Of fWo
per rsinsts or 12o per hour. Improve
ments will doubtless be made upon this,
but at this rate the cable can transmit
more than $500 words per day."
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A Glorious REsULr.-"This is a glori
ous result" said an auti-Administiation
Democrat, when the nomination Of Stuart
was announced yesterday. "Gloriousi"
replied the Administration supporter, iu-
dieuantly, at is the only time the Demo
Gratis of this State have ever nominated a
man for Governor whom thoy dare not
mention in the resolutionsV We are all
Democrats IL Monroe Com.
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~I have faced friend and foe, Fl

EEL have faced friend and foe, from
the North and the South, and staked
eyerythink on the faithful execution of the
great principle of Popular Sovereignty:-
Who but led in that fight, aud who but
l defeated the attempt to force Consiitu-
tion on the people.
Douglas at Jacksonville, .
Considering that the "great principle
was voted down, two to one, in the body
of which Senator Douglas was member,
his influence in the fight can te easily
mcasured.-[Chi. Journal.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-09-21

MrxrrsorA ELECTION. The Minnesota
Constitution provides for an election Of an
entirely new House Of Representatives and
nineteen Senators, on the second Tuesday
Of October next, Ten Republicans and
nine Democrats 90 out Of ofiice, and eleven
Democrah and seven Republicans hold o.
ver--lsaving the Republicans twelve Soma.
ton 70 elect in order 10 secures majority,
and the Democrats eight.
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DOUGLAS AT THE SourH.-The Wash
ington States says: t,s,q-I II
"Of the seven daily papers now publish
ed in New Orleans, every one favors the
election Of Douglas over Lincoln"
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A NAN KILLED.-A man was run over
by the Michigan Central train going east,
about mile and half this side Of the
Junction, on Tuesday evening. He wss
walking in the same direction the train was
running, when to avoid the incoming train
on the Rock Island Road he STEPPED upon
the track directly in front of the train be-
hind him, Of tie vicinity Of which he seem.
ed entirely unaware, his attention being
directed to the other train. Every effort
was made oy the engineer to stop his en-
gine, but in vain. After he was struck, be
was taken up by the train and taken to
the Junction, bu. dind anon after bis arri.
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Prentice says the wheat rye, oat and
grass crops Of the West have all been en-
tirely cut of. What was spared by the rust
smut scab, dc., has been cut off by pat
ent reapers, sickles, scythes and cradles.
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OLD Bucks TABLE FOR THE REpuorrox

OF FEDERAL MoNEY.-Ths monstrous ex-
penditures of the Democratic party under
the reign Of Mr.. Buchanan, can be proper.
y secn and fully appreciated, by an exam.
ination Of the following table. II spends
S90,000,000 A YEAR,
s7,500,00o A MONTH!
Sl,s75,0oO A wEEK!ll
,r el67,S59 A DAYll!i
LEO AN HoURlll!!
SlS6 A MINUTE Hi!
$3.50 A SECOND !!!!!i
Il not this view of tho case startling 7
Tho peoples money is shellcd out by the
Slave Democratic administration, at the
rate Of three dollars and fen cents for every
tick of the clock. No wonder the nation
is getting over head and ears 10 debt
Granite State Register.
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Mr., Gidding's District.

The Congressional nomination in the
goth Ohio District. composed of Ashtabu-
la, Mahooning and Trumbull, took place
Wednesday, August 25th, at Waren.-
John Hutchins, Esq, was nominated on
the Sd ballot as follows:
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EWEJRY STORE.

watch. Clock. and Lewelrv RepnrnG., rx
vuxuE SITRSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS JEWEbkI
store on the east side of Broad ST. OPPOSITE me- o,a
"A vhere he NAV be found at all seasonahle hours
aa 20 do work in his line Of business on short nonce
sy-He ALSO keeps watches. Clocks spectaces Jewel
ry Gold Pens, and Pencil Cases for sale pI gIS
and At the most reasonable prices. l. H OMAN
Hillsdale .Oct.13th. 1857. -----
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q Bs Es IL HOhNg
N%hM WATCH AND CLOCK MAX Ek
Mfst SD Respectfury informs the inhabitant,,
RKs lYbR ~ tIfUsdslc County that he has opeheu
<.E ASstR Shop IN Hillsdale for the purlose s %.
cal Instruments. ne. -.
All work warranted. sbopin Huyck's Grocery store
Hillsdale, MAY 10th, 1883, r. ~ bhoMN.
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ss is SIN ply an act o. justice TO Presidents Pom and
Fillmore 10 say that the average Of thsr sxpsnditurss
Vas increased bv matters growing out OF the Mexican
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10 .bionabje Draperv and Tailoring
81 n MERJs STORE!

vU,HE subscriber having purchased me stoch M a. t
nfS NJ GLASGOW. Is prepared TO furnish ths c,.-
tlens ofTIillsdale, with all necessary Family "r"o'e
<.or.r,x uvd PrOriSiOn Line.
he Also keeps o Fi,OUR, MEAL md GRAIN.
MEAT MARKET
= .,oa nth the Store Fresh and Salt Meats con-
stantly on hand. o,.
e1ys Cash paid for Hides and Pelts c,.px
niIlsdale Dec. %, 1857. ..-.....F - ohnniN.
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y THINK the man mistaken who says we refuse D1sh
i ~ tbe County Store. L. b'bRiDi'
uiIIsdaIe March %, 'bS. .... 4. s..s .s
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DENTISTRY.

J. J. sTEADMAN, RESIDENT DEN
tFTUN TIsT, I'll attend TO all calls In bis pro-
III III fession. He has removed his once to
Kings Block, over Emery steadman's Drug store.
tITATrR LIME and CALC1NED PLATTER for sale ale at
wv the County Store. -rT IL, ID. bAl1Df'
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16
Oxygenated Bitters in Canada.

The Editor of the Montreal Pilot Sept 2, 1885, says
There is no medicine we take much pleasure in rec
ommending to our friends DR.. Green's 0xygenated
Btters. Unlike most proprietary medicines, it does
not profess to cure all tine ills flesh is heir to-" bu
simply Dyspepsia and its attendant symptoms of de-
rangement of the stomach 1t has long been held in
favor with our first medical mem some Of whom are
never backward in awarding merit where it belongs
Its success in city has given It reputation
pissed by other similar preparation. Our atten'
ton has been called to this subject by young man
in our office who had been suffering severely for some
weeks, from Indigestion, loss OF appetite, &c. having
been entirely relieved in few days by the of these
Btters There are hundreds who will read this who
need such medicine, and would use it if they had
half the confidence in it we have
Seth w. Fowe Co., t3S Washington street, Boston,
Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Sold by Henry Johnson Co., Wholesale Druggists
46 Washington street, San Francisco sole agents for
the Pacific coast.
DIR. II. D. Kelly, Druggist, agentfor Marysvile.
4 m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

DR.. u. J. CzaPkHy.-Wew would direct the es-
pecal attention of invalids to perusa of Dr. L. ].
Czapkays advertisement, to be found in another col
of this paper in order to place the services Of
learned and experienced physician within their reach.
So much i'll has been inflicted on the human family
from the pernicous and ignorant practices of empir-
cs that it seems as if fulfilling bounden du-
ty to make known where relief can be obtained. To
those unfortunate enough to suffer from the effects OF
sexual private diseases, their i'll treatment,
cheerfuly commend DR.. i. J, Czapkay as man OF
scientific and medical requirements, possessing
ali the requisites, from long experience and ackno WI
edged skill for the successful practice of his profess
sion. Having made sexual complaints an especial
study, like the celebrated Ricord of Paris, he is
bed to guarantee permanent and speedy in all
of private or chronic disease, whether the ef-
fects of c0ntagion self-abuse, loss of vrity and
in order that patients at distance may avail them
selves Of his advice free consultation by letter is open
to them. The knowledge that we have of the numer-
cures he has effected, some Of which of long
standing leads us to place much faith in Dr. C's eff
cacy and commend him to the confidence of those in
i'll health. Dr. Czapkay's office is in Sacramento ST.
below Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co.'s office, San francisco. jy2s-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

CoNsPiRApY AND PERJURY.-Says the Alta,
of Thursday Our law report this mora
ing, contains record of high crimes charg-
ed and commi 'cd The claim of Juan NJ
Luco to the | pines ranch, about fifteen
square leagues in oano, has been one of the
most important of those brought before the
courts, under the act of Congress to provide
for the settlement Of private land claims in
California. The claim was presented to the
Land Commission within the period set as n
limit by the act as first adopted; aud spe
cial net of Congress was passed, to permit
this claim to be presented after the regular
time. This was done on the representation
that the papers granting the land had been
carried out of the country against the will Of
their owners, and could not be recovered
within the time fixed by law
The claim was rejected by the Land Com
mission and was the occasion of hard strug-
gle before the District Court so far as the
amount of testimony was concerned. the
claimants had greatly the advantage. Forty
witnesses made depositions in favor of the
claim, and the testimony of many of them
was SO strongly in its favor that the rejection
ofthe claim implied "A stigma of perjury from
the bench. Among the witnesses was Gen
eral Vallejo, whose testimony was very
strongly in the claimants favor. The Gov
ernment produced a witness named Rafael
Guirado to contradict Vallejo and discredit
his testimony; and Judge Hoffman in his
opinion rejecting the claim, attached much
Importance to the evidence of Guirado. One
of the strong points of the Government on
the trial was, that there was no satisfactory
proof that there had been any such house on
the claim as Luco alleged; whereas now.
three witnesses appear and swear that there
was such a house. and that the remains of it
were fraudulently carried away. The atiida-
Wits charging the fraud upon DIR. Nurse, of
Solano county among Others, was made a
long time since, but there has beea no de-
NAL, charge for perjury, or other objection,
such as an innocent man would be likely to
make.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

One WOMAN STABBED BY ANoTHER.-Fran
ces Smith, a negress, was to-day arrested for
stabbing Rafaela Suartes, Spanish woman,
at o'clock this morning at an eating saloon
on Pacific street, near the negro dance house
of Charley Stewart. A young man named
VIM. Fasshbender saw the difficulty, and
states that Rafaela and third woman were
quarrelng that Frances Smith came in, and
after some talk made great many furious
strokes at Rafaea, with her hand covered by
handkerchief lie knew she was using
concealed knife, by the blood which flowed
from where the blows were given. Driving
off the furious wench he went to the wo-
mans assistance. Her breast was found to
be wounded by cash five inches long by
two in depth, and many of the veins and mus
cles of one arm were severed in twain, by
another large wound. Rafaela lost so much
blood that her life is in great danger The
woman Smith denied that she had done any
thing more than attempt to separate Kafaela
| from the woman with whom she was quar-
reling at first and said it was the latter who
stabbed her She went to the Court OF Ses.
sons, and her bail was fixed at SS0O.-S. r.
! Telegram, ThuTSdaH
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

WIND MiLLs-Although any number of
windmiils are in operation in this city used
for purposes Of raising water, the west win
has never been avaled of tor other mechani-
cal operations. Some years since Mr. Both
well erected brick tower on the corner of
Dupont and Francisco streets, to receive the
machinery for grinding flour imported from
France. The financial troubles of the time
prevented him putting his project into exc
cution. The tower was built, but never COM
pleted. Yesterday, workmen took possession
thereof and commenced arranging the ma
chinery, and soon we shall see its white sails
spread TO the breeze, and hear of its brand
of flour in the markets. +. Call.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

CALIFORNIA CURIOSITY EARLY one morn
ing in October, 1857, rs we were travelling
on the road near Angels, in Calaveras coun-
ty, we approached an oak tree under which
was an appearance of dew drops; and on a
spot of hard bare earth, they appeared to
have dried away, leaving a stain resembling
drops of dried blood. Our curiosity was ex-
citedl What cause produced this appear
ance? Examination soon disclosed the fact
that the drops had fallen from the overhang-
ing branches. A fresh drop was sought anu
soon found. 1t had the appearance, the con-
sistence, and the transparency of honey !
We taste--not in the least disagreeable on
the contrary it is quite sweet, and has a
pleasant, agreeable, peculiar and yet fami-
lar flavor We taste again 1t is like parch-
ed corn Yes, that is it 1t has the flavor
ofparched corn. A curiosity it is indeed !;
and to us an original discovery. We taste
again, and again, and as we do so, we hear
the well known hum of the busy little hum
ming birds in the branches above u.s. Look
ing up, we see the glistening of the suns rays
reflected from the transparent drops on the
small terminal branches-and now we see
the humming birds fitting from branch to
branch. OF course they are breakfasting on
the sweet exudation. Well, well; how is
this nectar secreted? Or is it only an eXu-
dation of inspisated sap from the branches of
some peculiar variety of oak A club thrown
among the branches brought lis a few poor
specimens, but not enough to solve the mys-
terry. Both leaves and branches are sneared
in consequence of the sweet element falling
upon them from above. No signs of secret
ing organs in their own proper structure, of
either leaves or branches But at the dis
tance of one to three inches from the ends of
t e terminal branches, are from one to three
or more tuhercles, in shape and size resem-
bling a small kernel of corn, which grew
solitary and alone" upon its nearly barren
cob. These, then, are the glands which pro-
duce the honey, and their surface and sides
are bedewed with the pure secretion. Veri.
ly, wonders have not yet ceased. Honey
produced from an oak tree three feet in diam
eter, and by little organized glands! Are
these little secretng bodies physiological
organs, or are they abnormal productions,
depending upon some pathological state =?
We carefully bisected GLAND" when, to
our regret, we discovered three or four Larvae
or grubs, about onefourth of an inch long,
snugly ensconced in the center
We have since learned of the same thing
having been seen much higher up in the
mountains, in Tuolumne county, and it was
called the honey dew" by those who saw
it; but they knew and observed nothing of
its natural history.-CaL. Advocdte.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

orUPENDoUs HUMBueGING.--A Washington
correspondent says "I have heard from a
n'sn source today somewhat singular state.
neIt' which, if true land | cannot doubt it, J
p.I fpHplaihs Two matters; namely, first, how the
81 tl.e'iueht was secured from being hoaxed in
@ sue matter of the Queens message on the
SIaoStantic telegraph and. secondly, why
tS e 'nouid come from the Soldiers Home into
'T% Tie CIT near midnight, to write his answer.
, ne statement is, that copies of both docu
Oha Ivu's were prepared sometime ago and ex-
XVTiaaged Van between the parties, and that Queen
astoria ,,JIorlas note and a copy of Mr.. Buchanan's
pny We're locked up in the State Depart.
;m ;sn@ This was done, it is said, to prevent
"nposl9on-and very admirable plan it
Jes~ihiy was The reason why the Presi.
%enS %aI returned to the city at night is hereby
nn"i ,a"ue obvious, as it undoubtedly was for the
bmPose OF comparing the message sent to
noaaa WIN the copy previously placed in his
psse5SSion' pos5 and also to obtain his own pre-.
"aeu reply from the State Department. The
ana uoS Ol the Queens message being incomplete,
nu nou. what was the substance of the closing
S,Ion' seems to have been known TO Mr..
~oc9anan uoS1! when he wrote his reply and the
assumption" 0'' '''0 '''''''
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16
lailp lattoual 4rmotrat,
nT,oIng and other News from the Noun
gains.
GlBsoNv1LLE, Oct. llth, 1858.

GIBsoNvILLE, Oct. llth, 1858.
Enron DENooRAT: With news of labor,
md of prosperous strikes
Yesterday your correspondent learned of
,be hard-Rsted, the following facts:
The proceeds of the Iron-bound Tunnel
Compauy for the past week was S649, with
three drifters
Doctor Porter's drift has struck good pay
after running through rock 4S0 feet.
The Wisconsin Company are in SIG feet,
which is running under Bald Mountain.
The Niagara Company are in 60 feet.
Over fifty tunnels are being run into the
hills and mountains within some five square
miles. and all are expecting to strike it pros
perously.
The Hudson Company, Walton, Kinney
ond Bowers. are all doing well-from wages
to $40 day.
MANY other companies are doing well on
Gibson Creek.
volunteer company has been organized
hero. consisting of eighty privates and eight
commissioned and non commissioned officers.
The Captain is man of large cash also the
Corporal and quite a number of the privates,
are said to be men of large means and the
Yact of their ability to travel, together with
other circumstances Of less or more signif-
eance, has led to the discovery of the design
of this armigerous host. But your worthy
citizen has done his duty. j. b. W., at the
State capital, has been duly notified lie
has been instructed to at once inform old
Uncle, at Washington, and if Uncle obeys
orders Lower California will be covered by
the American flag within six months from
date. j. B. w. has been reminded of past
circumstances. He has been reminded Of a
large-sized drunk which occurred between
us at the Knickerbocker, in the city of Neva-
da, at the time he was employed in stumping
for Fremont the Republican. On that oc-
casion, we sang "John Sherwood, and sever
al other of the most popular songs of the day.
And at that time we frequently pledged our
selves over the "brandy straight" to stand
by and protect the Union. Since that time
he has been the most fortunate in getting Of
fee, and his position gives him authority to
obey the orders he has received, which are
to at once instruct Uncle not to order any
war vessels to the Pacific coast, if it can be
avoided, and in no case to permit one to
advance beyond twenty and a half north
latitude, until he has been authentically ap-
prised of the entire success Of Capt Burke is
expedition. A large beef contract has been
entered into by the Captain for the supply
his army. Both parties are under bonds
the one to furnish, the other to consume. If
LB w. does not do his duty in this case,
some further information will be given you
in regard to that large drunk, by your COM
municant.
beautiful specimen was shown to your
scribe last evening by the gentlemanly ex-
pressman, Mr. Crew, of La Porte, from the
Eureka veiu-four pounds of quartz contain
ing upwards of three hundred dollars. Does
not this surpass in richness any vein yet dis
covered?
Further news will be picked up and served
in due time, by yours soberly,
HENRY JACOB.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

IHE LATE MURDER AT SoNoRA.-Regardina
The murder of Thomas Cassidy ly A, G.
Dunn, the Democrat says
The cause of this unhappy tragedy, so far
IS We can learn, was bad treatment received
oy Dunn from his wife and Cassidy, in pecu-
mary matters, coupled with jealousy. Dunn,
oslag much embarrassed in his financial
@uairs, left, short time since, with the great
exodus, Tor New Caledonia-hoping to re-
SSuperate his shattered fortunes. Before
lNeaving he made transfer of his property to
Oassld y who. by his wish, transferred the
same 10 his (Dunn's) WIFE In common with
many Others, he was unsuccessful in his Gale.
uonlan adventure, and returned to his home
Pennlless. There he found Cassidy in charge
Ua VI everything, Calling upon his wife for
Pesunlary assistance, he was repulsed-she
Ste,uslng even any intimacy with him, or to
lave lave any more to do with him. At the same
S;a p"'e' rumor with its ready tongue had fed
nls ears with tales of unfaithfulness on the
pal1 Oh ms wife. These things so much ex.
tb'eraCeu MIN as to cause the commission of
TIE unfortunate deed
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

The Cry SLIP PRoPERTY-In the Fourth
District Court yesterday, suit was institu,
ted in the name of the State of California
against the city of San Francisco in relation
to the city slip property. An answer was
hled at same time with an agreed statement of
facts. 1t is admitted that the property is in
cluded within the boundaries mentioned in
the first section of the act of the 26th of
March, 1851 aforesaid, and within the act OF
the LIST of May, 1851, aforesaid. 1t is ad-
mltted that the premises in question forms a
part of a quantity of land which had not at
the time oil the passage of said act of March
18th, 1851, been subdivided into lcts-reserv-
ing the effect of the act upon the question.
a judgment by consent was entered in favor
of plaIntif.-S r. Herald, ThursdaH