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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

eB- A friend of learning, in one of the
southern counties, hearing that a public
school was going to be closed, and the chill
dren-SOO of them-about to be turned loose
upon the peach orchards and water melon
patches, let himself loose in one of the. pa
Pers and asks, what must be the feelings of
'he shades OF Pythagoras, Plato, Demos
themes Newton and Dick, in view of such
spectacle SO say We! What must be their
phelinks ?
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

ADDITION TO OUR PoPUL ATIoN.-An entire
community of Shakers, says the Herald, con.
sisting of nearly 300 persons, of whom 100
are females, have left Boston for California
for the purpose of locating in this State per.
manently. Several months since, commit
tee from these people visited California, for
the purpose of ascertaining its advantages
and character, who on their return, made Sc
satisfactory report, that these people i'm.
mediately decided on emigrating to this
State.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

sB~We were visited this week. says the
editor of the Hydraulic Press, by an intelli-
gent gentleman who has Just arrived from
Salt Lake City, which place he entered two
days before the army. He reports a very
light immigration from the States to Califor.
MIA, but thinks many Mormons may be ex-
pected Much dissatisfaction prevails among
the Saints in regard to the course pursued
by Brigham Young towards the Federal Co
vernment, particularly amongst the Ameri-
can portion Of them, the foreigners general
ly upholding him and cherishing bitter feel
ings against our government Our inform
ant thinks "the end is not yet" Young's
Interior object SEEMINGLY is to remove his peo-
pie to some spot where they can be indepen-
dent. Many false statements have been made
in regard to Mormon outrages upon emigrants
but the reports concerning their polygamous
and incestuous practices are nowise exagger.
ated
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

ALL ABOUT PARRor-A noisy parrot, of
uncommon loquacity, has lately been in dis
pute betweentwo parrot-loving females, an
Irishwoman and "a nager,' as the Celtic fem
mime euphoniously designated her. The
"nager" said that the parrot had been stolen
from her about month ago, and the Irish
woman said that she had bought the same
parrot three months ago, and it had never
been out of her possession since. Through
the mediation Of policeman Casad, the Irish
woman was induced to compromise the mat
ter by giving the parrot up, saying that she
would sooner do that than have "ony throu.
Bile with the black haythen."
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

At q meeting of the citizens of Fosters
Bar, held at the Ell Dorado Hotel, on Satur
day evening Sept 18th, 1858, John Holmes
was chosen Chairman, and a. J. Batchelder
appointed Secretary.
Mr. A. Devier came forward and rendered
his resignation as a Justice of the Peace, to
which Office he had been duly elected in fl-
vor of James J. Fegan, of Indiana Ranch
a motion was made, and carried, that the
proceedings of this meeting be published in
the NATIONAL DEMOCRAT and the California
Express. JOHN HOLMES, Charm.
A. j. BATcHELDER Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

KnLED.-A son of Mr. Shatfer aged about
ten years, was instantly killed on Monday
last says the Shasta Courier by being run
over by wagon. He had been entrusted
to drive wood team of a horse and pair Of
oxen. When short distance from town. on
the road leading towards Buckeve, the team
took fright, and the boy fell from the wagon
and one of the wheels passed over his head
killing him instantly.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

TERRIBLE WRATH OF AN ORIENTAL.--Tbe
Placerville Register relates the following -
Before Justice Bush on Wednesday last,
three Cinnamon were tried for indulging in
select fight. During the muss one of them
drew an immense knife, brandished it furi-
ously, raised up the coat of his adversary to
make the way clear to his vitals, then-re-
sheathed the dreadful weapon, and the trou-
ble was over For all of which, the three
were sentenced to the Coloma Jail for two
days-at an expense to the county of proba-
bly, something over 500.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

A BRoTHER's MrssAGE.-Cyrus W. Field
received the following dispatch from his
brother, while he was at Newfoundland
~ New YoRK, August 9th, 1858.
To Cyrus w Field, ST. Johns:
our family are all at Stockbridge, and
Ien' Inc joyful news arrived there Thurs.
my my ana almost overwhelmed your wife
.i.h rs.her rS!oiced like boy. Mother was wild
WIN uenght; Brothers, sister-all were
Ch;iygy CEtiyUyeu' bells were rung, guns fired.
cable is laid !" "The cable is lad p The
village was tumult of Joy. 9My dear bro.
theh l congratulate you God Ness Won wv
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

INA BAD wAY,-A victim of the Free Love
doctrine, who lately committed suicide in
Ohio, in letter directed to his friends, and
found by them after his death, made use of
the following language
And here write my protest against, and
uISer uC, my curse upon marriage And curse
God" the Father Monster
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

FALL RAcEs-The fall races over the Fort
Jones course, Scott Valley, says the Siskiyou
Chronicle, closed on last Saturday evening
We are informed that everything passed of
pleasantly, and to the satisfaction of all par
ties concerned, except those few who hap
pened to bet on the wrong caballo No diff
ficulties of q serious nature occurred on the
ground, and the "ardents' sold, we are creGi-
bly, informed, were of pacific" nature
particularly the Scott Valley whiskey Ex-
cellent accommodations were furnished by
the gentlemanly proprietor Mr.. Thomas, and
and at the other houses in the vicinity. Taken
altogether, we presume the hundreds in at
tendance enjoyed the popular sports of the
turf hugely.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

THEArER RErrrrED.-The AIarysyille Thea
ter now presents very brilliant appear
ance 1t has been thoroughly renovated, and
lighted up with gas.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

sy- The name of the man, recently
drowned at Williams Landing, Santa Cruz
county, was Henry Lee. He was from Bris-
tol, England.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

MR. r. b. DAVIDSON is our Agent IN sacramento
and is authorized TO receive subscriptions ana au'er
isements and to receipt for the same ohce al T.
b. Davidsons Post Oaice Exchange 4th street, be
tween and X, near the Post Omce.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

PErIrIoN TO THE GovERNoR.--A petition is
being circulated in Placer county, praying
Governor Weller to commute the sentence o.
Rodriguez, the Mexican now in the county
Jail, under sentence of DEATH to imprisoE
ment for life in the State Prison.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

CASE OF Henry PLUMER. The motion of
Defendants counsel for new trial will be
heard, we understand, this morning
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

cTS" In the town of Lecompton, after
which the renowned Constitution was named
there were cast for the English proposition
81 votes against it, 1872.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

VB On tuesday last, the great suspension
hume across Tunnel Hill Gorge, Amador
county, was completed. 1t was a oroot nm
dertaking.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21
Select School for Boys.


The Fall and Winter term of this School will com
mence on WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept 1st. Terms for
Tuition in the common English Branches, So per
month a weeks) 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. Termsfor boarding,
g. per week-washing, 81 so per dozen.
School room on 9TH street. near the Catholic Church
aug31-tf CIV II. PECK, Principal.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

a SKILLFuL PRoFEssoR.--A "Deadwood"
correspondent of the siskiyou Chronicle, by
way of Dragging on dancing master in that
town, says:
Professor Bayfield, has had our ladies in
training for some time past, and if they don't
DO some tall dancing on this occasion, am
at the disposal of the sausage maker.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

News, FROM THE Town OF SANTA CRuz.-
The Sentinel says that butchers shop has
been opened near Dir. Rawsons Office. It is
kept by a man named Merrill.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

s% The wingdam on the klamath, near
the mouth of the Cottonwood, is completed
The owners are taking out "right smart o
gold"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

CHINESE MTEnoD OF GARDENING-The Fol
som Dispath objects TO the peculiar method
employed by the Chinese agriculturists in
that vicinity. just below that town are some
Chinese gardens, which create great nuis-
ance, owing to the way they conduct the
gardening business. They have the vegcta-
bles planted in ridges and bitches of water
between them, and this water is never
changed, and is in the worst state of stagna-
ton In addition to this, it is said that they
have watts in which they rot in water all kinds
of filth, and put it upon the vegetables
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

& ASSAULT oS Cor. SANDERS. About IL
o'clock this morning, says the Sacramento
Bee, in front of the court house, William
Hutchinson, of American township, had
a dispute with Colonel L. Sanders about legal
affairs, in the course of which the Colonial
charged him with dishonesty, whereupon
Hutchings made a dash at and caught him by
the collar, threw him down, and struck him
five or six pretty severe blows which broke
the skin on his face and caused the blood to
start in many places. The parties were sep
arated by the bystanders.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

IA The North San Juanites say that they
want daily mail to Marysvine. We wish
there could be.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

eB- Rents are rising rapidly in the town
of Volcano, Amador county The place must
be improving
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

Agency NOtice.-Mr. L. p. FISHER is our only
authorized agent in San Francisco, to receive adver-
usements, receipt for the same and to transact bu'-
ness generally for the DEMOCRAT. Oaice l7lh wash
iuston street. Cup stairs) nearly opposite Maguire'
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21
RcsirnntInn OF a Lnstino Elcct.

tB-A Mexican was severely stabbed in
Jackson, few days ago.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

EH A bridge across the Sacramento river.
at the mouth of Spring Greek. is nearly com.
ploted. Its cost win be $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

CBThe Hydraulic Press says there has
been another dog fight at San Juan.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21
M AR YSVILLE.
TUESDAY, sEPTR 81, 1853.

~ hare stoorn on the altar Qfmy country etey-
nal oRH,itY To eoery forDt Qf tyranny OUer the
mind Of man. THos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

G83@ The Mechanics Fair, at San Francisco
will close on Thursday next.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

SUDDEN DEATA-Sunday afternoon, after
the stages came in from the different noun
tain routes, Chinaman, who had arrived by
one Of them, was suddenly taken sick, on the
sidewalk, in front of the stage office, with
something which rescmbled the cholera, but
was, probably, not the disease. A physician,
standing near, remarked that he ought to
abe bathed in warm water and rubbed like
hell, but whether the advice was followed
or not we cannat say, At any rate the Chi
naman died during the night, in the care of
some Cinnamon who had taken him in charge
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

CB- The miners are doing passably vel
on Scott river
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

CY- A young lady, named Juliet, who says
she is between seventeen and twenty five,
advertises herself in the Amador Sentinel, as
candidate for the hymenial altar, subject
to the decision of any good looking young
gentleman, who has good moral character
and other requisite qualifications. There
should certainly be some such Romeo.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21
NOTICE.

The regular meetings of Oriental Lodge, NO. 4o' l
o. o. f., are held every Thursday Evening, at I'M
Odd Fellows Hall.
J.H. KRAUsE, N. G..
f. j. ScHAEFFER, Rec. Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name OF H. W.
COOLIDGE as candidate for First Assistant Engineer
of the Marysville Fire Department and oblige
MANY FIREMEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

AFTER Mn. DURRErT, OF THE LOUISVILLE
CoURIER.-The following card appears in the
Louisville Journal:
To the Editor Of the Louisville Journal:
pronounce Il. T. Durrett, of the Louisville
Courier, liar, slanderer and scoundrel. |
shall remain i'll town several days, and any
one can see me or address me by note at the
office of Monroe d Bush.
GEO. w. MONROE.
Louisville. Aug. Q. 1858.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21
BIIRTH.

On the 10th inst, the wife of A. S. Wight Of Mler's
Ranch, Butte county, of daughter.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

Gymnasts, Attention There VIII be
special meeting of the Marysville Gymnastc AssociA-
ton, at their rooms, THIS (Wednesday) E'NNiNu'
at o'cloch for the election Of officers
n, or1or s.P. WELLS, Pres't
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21
BED FURNISHING wARruousv

Iney invite the public to their stock and feel conf
cent in their ability to afford satisfaction both in re-
gard to quality style and price. '''' - ~
Orders from the Trade Families uo.o, Koonors
Steamboat and Ship Owners, will be supplied at the
shortest no tice. " 'PP's1 ~ VIC
g9S All goods manufactured are done under the
personal supervision Of of the proprietors, and
NJ NB-Ihey have special department for RENO
WAITING BEDS, PILLOWS, &C. w. Goods deliver.
Gu W 'no poas ree OF charge, sepl9-3m2R
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21
JOHN R, RIDGE, Editor.

Oaioe-Corner Maiden Lane and Cd Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21
Notice.

Ifyou want to smoke something very fine,
Then try John S. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
ie6 Cor. Cd and D stS., Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

we learn, says the Amador Ledger, that villa
Hufaker has killed grizzly of the largest
size-one that he could not turn over after
it was killed, and which took four horses to
carry after it was cut up. villa is death on
game with that big rifle of his.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

Court HOUSE FINISHED. The Sutter Coun-
ty Court House, erected in Yuba City, the
county seat, has just been finished. 1t is a
very handsome structure, built by Mr. Dear
dorff, of this city, who received his compen-
sation, day or two ago, as contractor, from
the Board of Supervisors of Sutter county
The building has cost, we believe, about
$500, and is very cheap, indeed, at that
sum. 1t is quite an ornament to the little city
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

Louisville, Aug. 9, 1853.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

TTIRERNIANS.-The regular monthly meet
fnr Of the Marysvile Hibernian Benevolent Society
will take place on Thursday Evening Sept. 23d, at
YOUR Hail. in the Basement of the Catholic Church.
All members are requested to attend as there is bus-
ness of Importance about TO be transacted
w. NJ HALEY, Rec. secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS TIT

4MEOhlEho AMI DEALERS IN
Feathers, Curled and Prusslan Hair Wool pulu.
Moss and Straw Mattresses Blankets MarseiiIes
French and Toilette Quilts Mattrass Sprlnrs Tnfts
ana Twine Cotton and Wood Buttings: Tlckings
cotton and Linen Sheetings Bed Lace Furnitnre
and Common Prints, and everything annertaintnS, :, !
to the Bed and Bedding Business '"'''is
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

REVIVAL IN loNE.-A correspondent from
lone, says: The camp meeting at this place
was largely attended and closed on Monday
evening, after session of one week: during
which time quite number were induced to
abandon their evil ways and join the Church.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

Spring Hair, Wool, Pulu, Moss and Straw Mattrosse
OF every size and quality Pillows and Rols,er.
Oomiorters, Sheets and Pillow Slips Mattrass Ticl
and every other article in the line of ~ 'N'
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-21

BEAR KILLED.-The folks up at Silver
Lake are having a general good time of it
By the latest dispatch from there,
ttRronCht On n mupI
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-15

tame. There's not enough OF humbug in being
sensible. You nesdn't pull my coat so, I'm done.
| have "dried up" on awaksnings Ysu feel
rslievedH ses you do But as faithful gos-
sip ~ did think it writ down in my duty" to
relieve my mind. The millennium is far dis.
tant fear, il we depend on these grea, awaken
ings' to bring it about. But hold, promised
to rein in. Id bstter9 So think. After this,
dear Journal, I'll gossip something to your lady
readers. You wish would7 will. I've no
doubt YOU have hundtods- thousands of
them. Tney care nothing about your prosy
politics-poIitics is bore to them, and don't
wonder. You should Danish politics, dear Jour
nal, and study the wants aud more cultivated
tastes Of your lady readors--that's my advice.
You needn't closs..one eye, mean it, Come, do
stop! It's not perllte to put ones thumb to his
nose IN that way! Well, have your own way,
it you will. but you are wrong. depend on it,
Pm half mad with you for being so foolish l.
DO ceass your nonsense Gossip.
p ST. forgot to tell you what had in
tended to say. G.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-15
hiLLpALA Ohio, April s, 1853,

iNrkMPERANcE AND GENUS. tendency o.
genius 10 intemperance is proverbial. Artists
authors aud actors have ever bssn no,sd fur The;
peculiar fondness for tho rosy bowl" and m,
PAIN leading to the templs of fame is s;rewn viii
'hs wrecks OF the mghtiest who climbed toward,
Tue pinnacle. Even philosophers. those wht
haVe penetrated the mysteries otwine's fasclnu
t'oh' and shown Others how to avoid it-hav,
ialsn victims 10 the insidious lempter n nd gone
'open-eyed 10 their destruction. So univ,r,s
mas been this unfortunate procliyIty for stimuli
on the part oi mon with large minds, and ac,iy,
Drains, that II we take any ten celebrated anne,
p ON the pages OF history ut random, we will
lnd that SIX or eight Of them were more or les
INJURED by the excessive use OF Intoxicating
drinks. A writer recently reviewed the brilliant
young men Of Paris, who a,tonished the literar,
world some thirty years ago, and every one Of
the galaxy was either dead or insane. through i'm
moderate indulgence in wLa, women, opium
tobacco or coffee The mosl glowing futur,
was predicted for each Of these, aud th,y SCENE
70 enter upon life whose hours would b,
marked only by aseries of triumphs. Now, the
grave and the hospital share btween them. al
that remains OF the wit. refinement and fr,il,y
OF the Parlsan consultations Of thirty ycar,
aSone The causa Of this sad fael--th;s aaw il,
the gem oftaent-is variously stated, aud va.
rious means have been tried to remedy il In
our opinion ther, in no help for it. Literature
ana ar! excite and develop the maginatio aud
II man writes of magnificent banauets. of ep.
icurean dishes, rare wines, and beautiful women.
u Is difficult thing for him to sit down content.
edly to lonely meal OF bread and water. cor.
Zee amt tobacco are seda,ives, which attract al.
most all contemplatve men. aud make fearful
havoc with those who continually overtask thr
brain without sufficiently exercising the body.
In fact. the whole education of the iitteratsur
and artist has a sensuous tendency, nd few men
have III moral power to Withstand such train.
Ing. - Goidsn Prize.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-15
NO. XIX.
Deg md Cat Dinicuity Happity
COmprOm,iaeh

Miss Julia Dinsmore, an unmarried l.dv of
about thirty-two, has been for some time board
Ing at very neat es,oblsh,nsntin in Eighth Street,
her chief solsco being in the society OF her pe,
tom eat, Lord Mortimer,' The only male thing
whose company she could ever tolerate Buts
few weeks ago, Abraham Studley, single man
ol toriy doing business as msrchsnt in Market
street, came to take up his quarters at the same
boarding house, bringing with him terrier dog
named Gsnsral Bolivar, An instsneous antin-
athy seemed b sprihg up bStween Miss Dins-
more and Nj. Stubley. Tue letter informed q
fellow boarder that he wss sorry he had evss
come " place where th, rs was such a :" sour
old maid, and Julia told the landlaly that il
thut nasty old bachelor did not soon 10 away.
she should be Obliged to seek an Jihsr bJardisg
house.
Hoslililiss were quickly commenced between
tue soln Cat anJ terrier /; tbs sistoeratio It'll.
borne by the latter seemed TO disagree with ths
republican proclivites OF Bolivar. Yesterday,
as" Lord Mor,im1r" was guiuy up status. his ca.
ntns enemy came up b,hind him and feoniously
Bit oil three inches OF his tail OF which his lord
ship with a loud yell, turned around aud gave
the Gsnsral q dangerous era,ch in the lsl, eye.
MISS Dinsmofe, OIL discovering Z injury done
to her pet, resolved to stand il no longer aud
putting on he's bonnst aud CLOAK, she started on
| 10 the Mayor 20 complain OF Stublsys dog as u
nuisance. Abraham, by astrsngs coincidence,
iormeu tue same plan III regard 10 Miss Dins.
morss oat. 1t appears TO bO q common error
for some OF our fellow citizens to supposs that
Mayor can raclify everything.
Thns tbs offended bachelor aud maid started
! on similar errands about tha same tins, aud par
ceiving they were both going the same way In.
| intention oI each was communicate TO the 9th
or. MIR. Stublry indicated his fonduess Tor the
terrier by declaring that lie had nothing else up
on earth on which TO lavish his affections, This
touchsd ,he feelings Of Miss Julia who admitted
that her case was veiy much the same A long
aud interesting conversation ensnsd, and both
parties ut length agreed to visit thu Mayor, bus
with design very different from what broughI
them both cut. Mr., S,ubley purchased gold
ring on lhe way, and the couple were united ia
mntrimOny soon after their arrival at the police
court Abraham agreed TO discard his dog, aud
Julia her cat both having found ar sxcslsnt
substitute. and ither, therefore, w-rt likely to
feel the want OF ofaqusdrupeI pe1--Phiia. Press.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-15

a MoDERAre laisHMAN.-John Mitchell, tho
i i.sh fugitive from English justice or injustice,
thus defines his position IN his pa per a, Knox.
Wills:
am moderate man. and con fine my views
for the present to dissolution of The Union
revival OF the African ntreds--Am,ricspiza,io
O. Cuba. Central America. Mexico and tho West
INDIA islands--and establishment OF q potent
Southern Confederation, based on Slavery that's
all as Tor the conquest of the Northsrn States,
wonld defer that: though indeed. Mr.. Spratt,
OF Charleston. whom I acknowledge as pastor
and master (boss) in American politics, has no
doubt that slavery will ultimately prevail in
those at present too benighted comnuniries, and
save them from anarchy. otherwise coming up,
Oh them like an armed man.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-04-15

AN OLD Story WITH New APPLICATION
A story is told of negro VINO had great desire
to be converted under the preaching of Whit,
field. MOI being acquainted with the physiog
nomy of that eminent divine, his question
whenever he heard discourse, "Who da
preaching dare 2" was often repeated, On one
such occasion. in reply to his inevitable ques
tion, Sambo was answered by person who un
derstood his wish. That's Whitfield" Ssmbos
opportunity had arrived; and, IN the midst of hi.
excitement he rolled himself aboui in manner
he though. befting the great occasion. A day
or two sftrrw ards he learned, to his intense as.
tonishment, that Whitfield had not preached al
that time--was not even in that part Of the
country and his chagrin found sorrowful ex,
preston: =" Den Use rolled in de dirt all fol
nothin'!' SO with poor Buchanan in his Kan.
sas business he has rolled in the dirt thus ial
all for nothing. Philadelphia Press.