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Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-23
NOtice to Creditors.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
CoUNTY OF SUFFER-,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SUFFER-,
In the matter Of the application OF F. A. Bentz to be
discharged from his debts, &C.
~ pursuance Of an order of the Hon r. y. Sher-
4 rard, County Judge in and for said county, notice
hereby given 10 all the creditors of said iusnvent
debtor be and appear before the said County Judge
at chambers, az the Court House in Yuba City, ouer
county, with thirty days from the publication of this
notice, namely, on the l7th day OF December, A. d.
iS1S, ut II o'clock In the forenoon to show cause
any they can, why the prayer of the sal insolyent
should not be granted, and the said insolvent have
leave to make an assignment Of his Estate and be dis
charged from his debts.
80. Witness my hand, with the seal Of said
l. s.. Court hereto affixed, at Yuba City, this 10th
'-'''' day of December, A. D. 1S5S.
G. +. WILCONON, County Clerk
SB Mu1FoRD Atty for petitioner. nov17-30i
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

The sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have
been taxed their utmost to produce this best, most
perfect purgafve which Is known 10 man. Innu-
merable proofs shown that these Pills have viz
tues which surpass in excellence the ordinary mcdi-
oines, and that they win unprecedenty upon the
esteem Of all men. They are safe and pleasant TO
take, hut powerful to Cure Their penetrating prop
critics stimulate the vital activities % tie BODY
move the obstructors Of IFS crgans. purify the
blood and cxpel disease. They purge out the foul
humOrs which breed and grow distempeI, stimulate
sluggish sisordered organs into their natural
tion and impart healthy tone with strength TO the
whole system. Not only do they cure the every
day Complaints Of every body, but also formidable
and dangerous diseases that have baied the best Of
human skill. While they produce powerful effects,
they at the time. in diiniu.shed doses, the
safest and best physic that can BE- employed for
children. Being sugar coated, they pleasant TO
take; and being purely vegetable, free from any
risk of harm. Cures have bern Inifr which sur
pass belief were they not substantiat.d by mon Of
such exalted position aI character 10 forbid thu
suspicion Of un'Tuth. Many eminent clcTc1mcn
and physicians have lent their Names 10 certify 70
the public the reliability Of my ronsdcs while 9TH
CTS have sent the Assurance Of their conviction
hat my preparations contribute immensely 10 the
clief of my afflicted, suffering feliow-ilen.
The Agents below named pleased 70 furnish
gratis my American Almanac. containing directions
for their and certificates OF their cures, # the
following complaints:
Costiveuess. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Drorsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul
Stomach, Nausea Indigestion, Morbid lnaction OF.
IS o"e4H anu AIMS q. eAeis4Ioa' i@'NtSiia
cy, Loss Of appetite, all Clccrous and CutaneOu-
Diseases which require an cvaeuant modcine Sc-o.-
ula or Kings Evil They also, by purifying IL.
blood and stmglating tie fygtel, curt many COM
plants which " would not te suppUs.l ihoy could
reach such Deafness, Partial BIiH5ness, Neural
gia, Nervous Irritablity Dsrangements Of the Liv-
CT and Kidneys, Govt, and othC- kindred CON-
pldints arising lo'r state Ct the body OF OBJ
struction Of lis functions.
DO not be put Of by unprirc:plcd Gsale.s Ti:ii
some other pill they may make mo-a pratt on.-
Asa for Ayers pills, and take nothing ep 70
other they give you compares with thi- n ~:
:ntrins; value or curative powers. The SICK wan,
tke best aid thore t0- them, 2ad they hOLa have
II.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER Practical ani Ana
iyticai Chemist, Lowell, Mas. l-ic. = GO. por
box Fivc boxes FL 81
Sold by KELLER * WHITE, Ey1nsyIiic, and ty
druggists and merchants throuckcl.. tn country.
II wholtsale by J. C. AVER s. CO, llc Walnut
IT., CINCINNATI iyi
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Sunday school Csisbra,ion.

Several of the Protestant Sunday Schools
OF this city propose to unite in union cele-
bration and picnic next Saturday: 1t was
designed to be held on the Bird of the month,
but owing to the absence of the band, and
for other reasons, it was postponed. The
procession will be formed at the Ingle street
church, and proceed thence to the Baptist
church, on Clarke street. and thence up
Second street to the grove beyond Goodsells
enlargement where will be several addresses
delivered, plenty Of good music, and an
abundance of refreshments for the children.
We wish our young friends day full of en-
joymcnt.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, July Up. ".
The commissioner of Indian affairs, with
INC appreciation Of tile Interior, has taken
prompt measures with view of preventing
further depredations in the Sioux agency
Recently special agent was despatched to
the scenes of the disturbances, and to-day
full instructions were sent TO the Superinten-
dent of Indian affairs, at st. Paul. The
claims Of the Indians against the govern
ment are to be satisfied; presents are to be
distributed, and other measures initiated to
promote their domestic comfort. The In
dian Bureau long ago anticipated Difficult
ties IN that quarter, but was unable to act
in the premises effectidlly, Until Congress
at its late session made appropriations in
accordance with its recommendations to
satisfy the treaty and other demands Of
these disaffected savages.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, July Z

WASHINGTON, July IN
1t is reported that Com. Page will COM
mand the vessel soon to be despatched to
Paraguay:
The various libraries and institutions Of
learning throughout the Union, will short
" be supplied, by the Interior Department,
with complete sets of documents of the 34th
Congress. The depositaries were designated
by TIE members OF Congress in accordance
with the law of the Inst session.
John H. Clark has been appointed Com
missiuner, Jno. Weiss Surveyor, and Hugh
Campbell Astronomer, on the part of
the United States, to the Texan boundary
They will commence operations about the
LIST of September, at a point where the 32d
parallel crosses the Rio Grande. Jonathan
c. Bertolette has been appointed Assistant
Surveyor, and VIM. Ii. Dana, a Lieutenant
in the navy, in the place of Edward c.
Stockton, dismissed.
The RECEIPTS into the treasury from the
2lst to the last of j une, amount to S8l, sol.
The amount on deposit is Sl3, l20, 900; the
amount on drafts drawn but not paid is
%, 269, 900; the amount sdhject to draft is
nearly Sc, sos 900:
The Secretary of the Interior will leave
Washington for his home In Mississippi, on
Friday.
General Mark b. Burnett, of New York,
has been rendered the appointment of Sur
veyor General of Kansas vice General
Calhoun, whose commission expired on the
Sd of July.
James Guthrie, jun, has beeh appointed
receiver of public moneys at Oregon City I;
Pasqusl Paqtellet, at San Francisco VIM.
A. Street for the District of New Mexico,
and VIM. Davidson, of La, register for the
latter District.
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We should Judge, from the reports i'm our
exchanges, that the Fourth was no "great
shakes" after all, Sc far as Indiana is con-
cerned. In Indianapolis no effort what
ever was made towards having general
celebration. The military and fremen,
with their bands, paraded little, each
company ON its own hook, but further than
that nothing was done. The papers init
mate, that on the next Fourth" there will
be a celebration in that city worthy of IT,
In Richmond, a great fuss was made
about what was going to be done, though,
from the report, we think it did not fully
come up to the expectations of those inter
ested- Indianapolis was the only city that
was represented in Richmond, and the
Journal says, had it not have been for the
indianapolis military and fire companies
present, the whole thing would have proved
u failure
In Most of the other cities the disposition
to have regular jollifcation, seems to have
died out. For years we have noticed, that
it seems much harder work to get up cell
ebration, than it was in former times. We
do not know that this result is to be attribut-
ed TO any lack of enthusiasni-more proba-
bly, it is owing to the "SameneSs in the
manner of celebrating that day.
In Cincinnati, the Commercial says they
had quite display. Flags were hung out
all over the city, bells were rung, cannon
fred, and everything appeared in its holli-
day dress. \ fine procession, composed OF
the military and fire conpanies of the city,
marched through the principle streets Hon.
Geo. Z. Pugh, was the orator. The music
cost 5000. But few of our exchanges give
any account of any celebration whatever
and, taking it all i'll all, we should say, tn,
Fourth was less generally observed in til,
West than is common.
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BSH- BY referring to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that the Southerner
has changed her times for leaving Louisville
and Memphis, and, in consequence passes our
city on different days. She now leaves
Louisville on Wednesday, going down, and
passes our city Thursday noon. Going IN,
she leaves Memphis on Saturday, passing
here on Monday at o'clock. The friends
of the Southerner of which she has many,
will bear this change in mind and make
their arrangements accordingly.
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New York Market.
NEW YnRK. Jnly 1--r "

NEW DIRK, July TT
Flour firm; sales of $4,000 bills
Wheat firm; sales of $4,000 bushels; sup
plies scarce. Corn is firm; sales of 2s,O
bushels; the supply is scarce. Whisky is
firm at 23I@24. Sugar is firm Musco-
vada col! Coffee quiet. The receipts of
beeves are 1870; 5000 sheep; 1920 swine
have been received. BeeveS are &c, average
nc. Sheep are dropping, at 81 5o@Ss.
Veal sells at full prices Swine are dull at
81 so.
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Watson, Aewberry q Co.,
A Gard.

a CALLED meeting Of the Jeurneyrnen Oak
IA Coopers Of the city Of Evansville. held
May =, 1853. The meeting was organized by elect
The object OF the meeting being stated Messrs. Tea
man, Sherwould and Ho were chosen to draft resoiu
uons The Committee retired for a short time and
turned with the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That view the course which the
propretors OF the Machine Shop OF this city ppr
suing to break down the regular Cooper dishonor
able, unjust and ufcalled for.
RESOLVED. That We will use all honorable means
in FUR power to put down any attempt Mt monopoly
which Is designed 70 lnjure cur business in this city
RESOLVED, That inasnuch as tho proprie,0rs ~
said Machine Shop, while 1t was in course OF cree
ion pledges Themselves TO sustain the regular price
OF cooperage in this city, and that Immediately after
starting they put the price down 60 cts. on the bar
rel, therefore, We have no confidence In their
of honor.
RESOLVED, That we in vite the Csopers that are en-
gagged IN the said Machine Shop at this present time
TO quit there between now and the first OF june And
they will be furnished with herths, in the regular
shops, and that after that tine LOOK upon all
coopers that assist he mandatory Of cooperare In
said shep SCABS, and that We will not condescenr
towork Ia any shop that they may get employ ment
in. :.
On motion Of MIR Teanan, IL was voted tina, the
above proceedings be published in the daily papers a.
thiscty- FRANK SHOOK, Sec'y.
iel0-awd&w
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New York Markets.

n. Y, IN
Flour firm, sales of II, 1000 bbls. Wheat
firm 10000 bushels sold at 81 40 for new
southern white, and 90 for new southern
red; sO@s2 for Milwaukee club and 75@sa
for Chicago spring. Corn buoyant; sales of
Is, 500 bushels at To@soc Tor white; yellow
is held At csc; ihess polk has advanced Csc,
and is quoted at l6 5O@l6 IS: Prime
pork has advanced I0c; and quoted at 13 SO
ala 60; lard is firm ut u; whisky has
advanced &c, and is quoted at 23l.
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

NNHE undersigned propose to cell their COAL
il MINES, situated on the bank of the canal, %
miles from Evansville, together with seven hundred
and serenity acres Of laid, Of good quality, well
tmbered. The canal passes through the land near
the center, in north aud south direction, within .
few feet Of the mouth Of the cosfpt, The coal vein
IL about SIX feet thick aud in good working order.
with all the tools necessary . operate with doxen
miners, coal cars and machinery fer Eoisting with
horse power, and valuable horse 20 work IL good
coal boat, nearly new, with the best mule team foi
towing the canal. The boat Is capable Of bringing
down fifteen hundred bu shells ~ load There 10 or
the premises good log boarding house, stable and
corn crib set of blac ssmiths tools, enough o.
last the stock III the new crop comes in Also, all
the household furniture in the house will be sold
With farming utensils. twenty a. res Of grain oats and
est shipping points the canal; II the proper
comuodations were erected for storage of produce, Il
would soop become the center of trade for that part Of
the country. The whole VIII be sold, or II the pur
chaser prefers, the undivided hsif and possession Civ
immediately. For particulars inquire Of Esq
Rowley, at the Canal Collectors offce, 70 Francis
Amory,. In Rransvils. Also, Aliens Exchange.
No. 2, Main str, ct
je7.iwd&wa RowEEY AMoRY.
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nsA-A company called the Hundred
Associate" has been organized in Lawrence,
to encourage the manufacturing The An
dover .4dcertiser says, that on Monday oflast
week, the Trustees were instructed to erect
forthwith brick building on the corner of
Essex and Franklin streets, 100 feet long,
90 feet wide, four stories high. The rooms
will be % by SO, and furnish ample accom-
plodationS for at least four manufactures.
The stock has all been taken up at one hun
dred dollars per share. The company do
rot expect direct income from their invest
nent Tor i've years, and will present strong
inducements for manufacturer 10 establish
themselves II Law-cace.-BoS:3a A!LsrE-
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July Up. N.
The river is III feet by the water works
gauge, and falling.
Flour is dull at 3.9O@425 for extra /;
Grain steady and Unchanged; Whisky firm
at zoe. Considerable movement in pro-
visions, with sales of 500 bbls. Mess Pork
at 1900; 100 hhds. of bacon shoulders
sold at 5lc, packed 400 bbls. prime lard
OF loo. Bacon sides are wanted at lie.
but u is asked. LinSecd Oil is 66c. Gro
ceries are firm with a fair demand.
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BJ- The United States Hotel, at Cincin-
natl, is one Of the quietest and best houses
stop. The accommodations of every kind
arc of the very best, and the proprietors
spare no pains in making their guests com
Portable, while they sojourn in the Queen
City. We recommend to all anxious for
good fare and not exorbitant bills, to stop
nt the United States.
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la The Scientific Anieficdn says that
the simplest and cheapest way to cool a
room, is to wet a cloth of any size, the larg-
er the better, and suspend it in the place
you want cooled let the room be well ven
tilated, and the temperature will sink from
ten TO twenty degrees in less than AN hour
DuIing such torrid term as we have had
this would be worth trying:
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Ca They had balloon ascension in
Louisville, on Saturday afternoon, last
The Courier says that it was announced that
Prentice was to 60 up in it. in company with
Prof. Lynn; but adds, that the balloon re-
fused to take him up, and after " cavorting ="
about some time, threw the editor on his
back, to the no small merriment of the spec
tators, and then took its flight
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cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July In.
Flour is firm, at 3.90@4.35 for fair to
choice extra. No change in grain. Whis-
ky firm, at zoe. Nothing doing in proviS-
ions. Mess pork held less firmly, mt 5 90.
Bacon firm, at &c for shoulders and sides.
Sugar very firm, at rose. Molasses SAC
35c.
River is IL feet, and falling. Weather
clear. Thermometer $50.
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sD"A fresh supply Of Devlin's fine linen
and alpaca coats will be received at Lyons
this evening, by express.
Lyons has large stock of fine shirts, and
other furnishing goods; and makes Up Hand
some garments to order, in short notice,
which he will warrant to give perfect salts
faction in all cases.
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D3-The Savings Bank is prepared to
loan money in sums to suit, buy notes, deal
in exchange, gold and silver, uncrrrent mo-
ney, land warrants, &C.. Sells land war
rants on time to those who wish to locate
them. Sells sight drafts on England, Ire
land, and Scotland, in SUMS to suit. Bank
ON First street, near Main.
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Price SIC to St2S;

TUNiE best, simplest and most durable machines In
il use, as well as the cheapest.
They make strong, elastic stitch, not liable. n
break In washing and ironing, and sewing with equal
facility the thckest or thinnest fabrics. They usc
any ordinary thread, cotton silk. All machines
satisfactorily.
We have several different kinds Of machines, AMI
would ask all who want machines, 10 give call be
fore they make their purchases,
We have private room where those that desire IN
test their utility before purchasing, can operate a.
their leisure. Office and sales room IN the rear of
Johnson'- Bookstore, First street, between Main snt
Locust streets. A. l.. THOMAS, Agent.
les iw
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Eaa. y. KIV-ETr, Surgeon Den -
IL list, performs every variety Of ope- SSS@Y
raiiohs in his profession, czi b. long0III1I7S
practice has attained skill that enables him 10
give entire satisfaction TO bis patrons. II takes
pleasure in showing specimens OF his artificial work
TO those who wish 10 exaaine such productions,
and he may he consulted by those who need the SER
vices Of dentist, without mourning any obligation
to employ him Afterwards.
E:a o1ce II il BRAY tr.,5.--. Fir. street. c;
->.i-- he P-1- O. g. --.1s
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HI.ERs C1ERHY. PECrOR.fI

HrERS CHERRr PECFOR.sL,
eR for the rapid cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarse
ness, Influenza, BronchitR, Whooping Cough,
Group, Asthma, Incipient Consumption, and for the
relief of consumptye patients In advanced stages Of
the disease.
We need not speak TO the public of its virtues
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet
Of the American States, its wonderful cures of pull
monary compait.ts have made it already known
Nay, few the fahies In any Civilized country
this continent without soie personal experience
of it's effects; and fewer yet the communities any
where which have not among them some living
trophy of its victory over the subtle and dangerous
diseases of the threat and lungs While il Is the
most powerful antidote yet known 10 man for the
formidable and dangerous diseases of the pulnlona-
~ organs, it is also the peasantest and safest
edy that be employed for infants aud young per-
sous. Parents should have IL in store against the
insidous enemy that steals upon them unprcparcd
We have abundant grounds 10 believe the Cherry
PICTORIAL saves more lives by the consumptions il
prevents than those il cures Keep il by you, and
cure your colds while they durable, nor nc,ls,t
them until no human skill master the inaxora-
bic canker that, fastened OF The vitais cats your
life away. All krow the dreadful fatality Of lung
disorders, and they know too the virtues CT this
remedy We need not do more than 10 assure them
| ii is still made the lest IL be- We srSFe no
cost care, toll 10 produce il the Most perfect
possible, and thus afford those who rely OF il, iii
! best agent which skill can furnish for their
|
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BY~We desire to call attention to the
card of Mr.. ID. G. FOWLER, published in an
other column. His little steamer is now
plying between Paducah and this place, and
we have no doubt Mr. Fowler will attend
promptly to all the business entrusted to his
care
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The Hendricks Ledger says that little
son Of Addison Coffin, of Clay township
poisoned himself accidentally, on Thursday
last by drinking water from vessel that
hsd contained "ay stone" He died on
|. rn6a,, D. Ia. fyces - T-.-r.'
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Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, IN.
Flour quiet but steady. Sales of red
wheat at 2o@l IS; white 25@l 37I.
Sales of old wheat at GOAL %; corn is
steady at 1908 for white and 76@78 for
yellow; whisky is quoted at 23@232; pro-
visions are dpl andunchanged.
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h0- See First and Fourth Pages for
Interesting Reading Matter.

gsn-We understand that German fell on
Second street yesterday afternoon from the
effects ola sun stroke, but did not learn
whether or not he recovered
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ST IorIs July 7-P NJ

The river has fallen nearly 4 feet since
Saturday, and is still receding. All the up
per streams continue to decline. The up
pet Mississippi is quite. low, with A! feet on
the bar at Dubuque. Weather clear. Mer-
ciiry at $50
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LOUISVILLE, July Ppm.
The river is falling with 5 feet in the Ca
nal. 8 TO 81 on the Shallowest bars to
Cairo.
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name in part: axles, springs made Of the best
steel; bands enameled and Of all kinds Of leather;
cloths Innings for carriages, furnishes, castings OF
all kinds, saddle trees, English brittle leat,iers bits
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver hanies OF all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, selt-adlusting pads,
Taylor's patent names, fy nets shoe threads horse
blankets, London Girth Webs, American Crib
and Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; Lcrdon
Welt Skins, superior article; ivory, gutta percha
and brass lined martengal rings; superior kerscys
for horse covers the best quality Of carriage bolts,
atent gig trees, Sc, &c.
/ keep In fact everything appertainng TO either
branch of the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
your attention. before purchasing elsewhere.
am also agent for WArds Patent Spring Saddle.
ap2O-dSw
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TRINITY BAY, n. Y, July T-l0AM
Still no tidings of the Atlantic cable
Weather clear; wind W.