Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-12
MARYSVILBE.

TUESDAY, OCTR u, 1853.
81 nape s,oora on the altar of,ay country eter
nal enRity 70 ecery form 9f tyranny oper "a
mind Of man." THos. JEFFERSON
Douglas FREEpoRT SPEroH. - VIII th'
Democrat publish that speech ?-ErPress
We can't Itis too lengthy for the present
crowded state of our columns. We should
like very much to have you pubis 1t A
portion of it would do some Of your readers
great deal of good, as they seldom hear
Democratic doctrine from your quarter Of
the compass no va days.
SPANISH AND MusIc-Our readers will find,
in another column, the advertisement of Mr..
Lucero. finished scholar and gentleman,
who has been a teacher of music in Spain,
and Of the Spanish language, together with
music, in the United States He proposes to
give lessons in Spanish and on the guitar.
He will be found, we have every reason to
believe, competent in both. Mr.. Lucero i:
the gentleman who sang South American
national song so beautifully at the celebra-
ton of the laying of the Atlantic Cable.
The SNue-A very snug place is the
Snug at "a street, kept by Messrs New
comb & Plate. They are always supplied
with the very best wines, ales, and liquors,
that the country affords, and customers are
waited upon in a style that makes them per-
fecty ut home.
csg- The young men Of Shasta are organ
iing library association. A very worthy
movement and creditable to the good sense
of the young men so engaged.
FLETCHER & HoBsoN.-Our readers are
aware that Messrs. Fletcher & HObson have
succeeded to the extensive business relations
Of Messrs Kerby & Byrne, in this city, twill
be seen that they are receiving an entirely
new stock of fancy and staple dry goods,
which will be found partly enumerated in
their advertisement They have very
liberal assortment of goods especially de-
signed for the mountain trade.
eg- The hunters are having fine sport
killing squirrels, in Santa Cruz county.
GEN. AILEx.--Our friend, the General,
about whom so many anxious inquiries have
been made during the few days in which his
familiar and well beloved countenance has
been absent from our city, turns up at North
San Juan in Nevada county. We are happy
to learn that he is enjoying good health and
his usual good spirits. The General has
some intention of investing in mining opera
tions
OTFIcIAL-BY AUrHoRITY The Butte Re |
cord publishes the list of letters remaining in
the Orovire Post Office, and heads it as
above, with the addition of spread eagle :
We shall look to see the Record turn Le
compton if it continues much longer to be
the recipient of Federal patronage.
Collins & Co.-These well known import
ers and dealers in bed and bedding articles,
San Francisco, such as feathers, hair, wool,
pulu, moss and straw mattresses; blankets;
Marseilles, French and toilette quilts; mat
trass springs tufts and twine cotton and
wood buttings, tickings, bed lace, furniture,
de-, &c, have an advertisement in another
column, to which we direct attention
EARLY N THE FrELD.-The Lecomptonites
in Sacramento are forming clubs for the pur
pose of thoroughly organizing their force for
the campaign of 1859.
REsleN ArIoS OF JUDGE lowell 1t is
stated that Judge Howell intends to resign
his position as Judge Of Eleventh District
composed Of the counties of FL Dorado, Yolo,
and Placer, soon after holding the October
term in Placer county, lie contemplates
a trip to the East
cY- The London Times pokes fun at the
Americans for making so much fuss about tn e
Cable celebration, and claims for England the
chief honor
LAYING ATLANTIC CABLE--This memorable
event was celebrated in Santa Cruz last Mon
day, says the Santa Cruz Sentinel of Oct ID,
bya large and enthusiastic procession of the
firemen, citizens and soldiers of the town, a
banquet, toasts speeches, etc.
CURING AFFRAY.-A disturbance occurred
about l o'clock P. ", Sunday, says the Sac
ramento Union at Gafney's Saloon, on X
street, near Fourth street, between, We un-
derstand, the proprietoas, who are brothers
A number persons ran to the spot imme-
diately, to find the doors suddenly closed
against them. 1t was understood that NJ. II.
Gaffney received a severe cut in the knee.
The brother was subsequently arrested on a
charge Of assault to kill, and released on $500
bail to appear for examination this morning.
QUARTZ MlMSe.-We are pleased to learn,
says the Amador Ledger, that the Keystone
mills and the Spring Hill mills, at Amador,
are doing well and fast paying off their in
debtedness Thomas Burke is still the mana
ger of the Spring Hill mill, but our friend
DIR. R. Cans has resigned his charge of the