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Tress Goods.

together with endless variety Of ul-dium and
low priced silks In FlOunceE Re hes guile and by
lhe y~d in ain Plaid, Striped, and Bayaderes also
Satin Faced and BOuble-Twilled Mernoes and Cash
meres Great variety 81 all Wool and Union plaids,
Mousdeaines, and every thing new and desirable in
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-14
LADIES, BONNET HOMES.

A LARfiE and superior HssurtmSt II plait Top
~ and Tray Top Hat C,Scs. various 81. q and Of
the best manufacture, JLst receive by
JOHN RANAGE.
marlC-tf college street.
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GENTS, WINTER BOOTS.

TOHN RAMAGF. - College STREET. T. M RECEIPT Il
- Cents super Calf Water Pr'-d stitch-i Hs.sts.
- Congress 4. : Gates.
H. \ shoes
Pump sole Dress Rs,ntS.
" " Gaterr -fr
iAn-A-f I',iIN RANAs.E
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-14

Real Wilton Carpets Elegant Velvet ard Brussels.
IN great variety. Elegant Phys and lngrans the In
grains the largest and best assorted have ever
offered, and at lower prices. Also Velvet and Brus-
sells Hair and Hall Carpets Trllcd and Plain Venetian
In all widths together with Fits, DruggetS, Crumb-
Cloths, Rugs, Mats, etc, etc. We are prepared 10
make and put down Carpets at the shortest notice We
have a large lot of Floor OlCloths OF the best makes
chaz.
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Nails.

= OOO KEGS Shoenberger's Nails all sizes
- ,OOO 100 kegs -four barrel nails;
100 - finishing
100 - fe cling
so (" T. 5, and e inch Spikes IN store
and for sale by ". ii. CORR On x 60.
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Staple Go DIS.

We have unusually large lnt ~ all kinds Of DO.
me>tic Goods Bleached and Brown COttons Wool
Union, and Cotton Flannels Striped Cottons for
wants, III great variety; Heavy goods for house and
neld servants Prints Ginghams, Hosiery, Gloves, IN
short every thing in our line and at prices that cannot
fail u give satisfaction.
jtn25 Z. c. McNAIRY co.
The Washington union., 1858-03-20

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Awsvs q kssosha - A1t3 SY1-
1913 Fron E4st; ~ Tss9 fx1 qiA Wy .P~sy Css~k.
.Ad yss-s y s.sltlss. p - .sd b.sl.
b..ss n.s,s fls~ss, !. ss~,
~ Arrive = buiAssa s.ds dy y sp@,
Leave Bsrl~s.ss Fssdsy = sps 81
Anivs - BssIs sssP ~ ty 6pM. aT
iscao Fien P.iayTa. by fd's rssis II 0sscse. Asama
Frey cssr~. Toy, and afsing PTSsis. to spriDg.
Geld. - n.iius ssd tsrA, a.c<1 1s-~eek -
= q f.esy1 Psmyrs w WsAnssdsy 4 . mt ss
Au,ve ct Spring. Geld sam< csy ~ 6pm,
Leave spras6eid Tbutsasy x I'M,
Arrive Al PAsnyss ssnc dsy By Spa
isesi From Ocooancwoe. - Sv~pis. wsssrvi8s Dour-
mas, Goldea i.sks, Csswdrs's Cosnevs ken< and
hssassns 70 J'ns''0n. - adies ssd ID I. twice
Ls.v, 0csspas~sc Mssdsy and TAs.-a.y Ut y. IN;
iga Assiss q jsGsssas same dsytv 0pMs
Lesve jeAsssen Tues 10y and F6dsy sty N,
- Asssvs q Oco0e'n'woc same dey " ~ M 7
sv0pc@ass sor ths0e dnsfs weax sesvsns efs nvfrd
i3O31 From Oconou,owor by Concosd, fsrmicg4oa end
81 Jghnson's Crcck (, JchIrscn, - mlcs and tAck,
q week. sa
Leave Oconomowoc Thursday It . m;
Arrive Mt Jeff rson same dsy ~ IL -;
Leave JEFFERSON day = ! pm; F@A
Arrive =, Oconcmowcrr sams Day byTP
Z, Proposals Tor fwios wssf serv &c - invited.
l3023 From Nerh Fsirie, bJ Otawa, Sui ivsn, Osk l
.gt and Bark River, TO fost Asknrua, IS alns and
Leass nsnh Prairie Moss.y ..d Y1ussa.y Il ~ u,
Arrive 1t Fort Atk..n ~ " 6pm,
s Lcsve fost AskiuAA Tassesy 80 fsidsy .. =;
Arrive nj North PyaGia ~sne dry ~ Spa.
1904 From An.siaa, ~ JsGrssun F1t Atki.soa. sad
Gold ssins. IN Whiswsrs, ~ nics snd bssk,
three times week. -
Leave Az,sIan Monday. wsaafsss1 and Friday a
Gam, apt* "sft
Arrive Il Whisrw.s~ ans ~ syfpns go
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For Rent.

TIyHE ODFICR her etorore occupied by Aessrs Cook
i Dillon Lindley, opposite Cook b Ssrgent'e
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KuHNES, Tobscconist. [Dec2SH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-11
MEDICAL.
DH. HU DLAs0
OLD EsIAH-IsHkD
Medical onlirDnarY

OLD EsTAHIsHtD
Medical 0nlirBnary
~ H.nd olph street,
OPPOSITE THE REvEaE HoTEL. CnIcAeo. In
A IL DISEASES "a p,ivat, stur. conndsa.iaiiy
IA treated and pc msn.ntly sndS 60 cured.
TO YOUNG Me- ANv orHKRS.
n vvous ID bin yaldC ronio Diseases, b. fr.s ana
direct consequrBc. Il and ~ use Of u . Hnal
.yr,.ui, IL prculiA dt ed c. n ition q NJ
nal oTsan " ich is prodLcc By n.asturbafr1 -
The following disord, som" In on CAS- scmc IN
another ar again the dirsc, gu nc. Of BIS dis
SemIn-l missions. e. nei sl u bIi'y and
n sIess, sta te for Society, Gloomy Sr..~Ltt
m-.t,, pin aud " akin =, In III ba's. iwpairm NJ
OF tall ,cor and memory. we,k and wstrry 49,
uptons On the fac a. body re- iir.,n ens OF vtc
d, ans aud uur' fieshns ssep,u htLe.- ior mar
rihge relations, improper eacit.b MY o the ssns.
sITi -tuIe, cD~uvrn ss, pies dynvep-is, &C.
10 the ruth % tha more o. iess IN each case ev-
cry sun rer ON all aty ma Ike attest And
iuGth any tint family prrdl, postl a. d. ..
ecrofula, g nsnmp ioH, ny, pthy, rh-' mstisgn.
cpileps.y iutcility iinpoten ., amy L. sl.
moot surely ev.ntu, ly VT pei INTO sc,iviiy, snd
10 A,tusly the mo frequent cau" OF tn u. dee
ia y9uDs persons, y ov-i b, the sta 1st'cs oil
un,r,es. An this - qua ly true " The ,exes-
Al taken IN time this di and its cone ousn
ces is p-rlecly srn-nsble {, treaim 1T
ID. Hubbe VIII give med cal sdvi traits to oil pa
TENTS thus afflicted Male or FINAL WHO may aEpiy
by letter, persona y ~ith description - their
case, a. to II true ann reliable nrAns u cue A
prUpDses treat The u1fDrtat htr ad IN rass0 Of
extreme poverty and suferins, Gr sum that VII
oBl, compensat- tnr cost ~ medic ne
succe nj pract Of six. en- years IN tho UNI
ted SIA and Of the iat i've years h. Oh ego rsE-
d-rs 1t unnecessary for DR.. Hrbbsi to parade y ore
the public sIy casting ertions ss 10 hi- zen Pc
tency In TIE line Of his proie zion HIS act - eae
for them ,elve heJ como and prot Ai - IN b. -
result. Il In srcc as Thousands Law. plsc~d in bis
hands III T. grateful t.,tirpnisi for having r.sctsd
the a by his mild nd ffc ciou, treatment .ro0 In
teriaP al ease era milerGbic denit fbos 'ss..rinG
them 10 oci.,y ard To- th.ir ismily snd fr' nd-
To the y unk ard nrxtc ierce ~h ne' ussficai
trea, ment or Advicr H. Hubb u v uld rAr' ssuy
say put not n ~ I'll 20 ~bs tic nee NJ yon
to do To day avoid quacs- a. you would p.'t "a.
&c they abound Ia Va and a. he' eiti's bo' or-a
not Their oo.itirg a,sumpt m or ,f,.. hftC"o
rinas. Be sdvisei by one " ire xp@rieLc ~ q sue
cess ertitl HIM u your Md nc Drsl not Nth
Ignorant oret., d.re, for heir ton b cesih.
SPECIAL lice -BIoHLy IMS.kTANr To
FEMALES ALI those WHO nestih " Id not Admit Of
b. com NJ moth 70, and whiting quiet acc mnr do
tnns until IT red and al-o 10 'b~ .rvices
Of the most perentcd Ply A.cans Ia the United
Bistes
All Communications strictly o1u6d.ntisi.
Address. } Hubbelt. ID. box 1888 N. Chicago
illinois,. jsaidf
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a 8 re At ID scOvevr

Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.NE.V'T KOOFX.y'G.
WE, the undersigned, are prepared TO contract
w and pat on q; the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d. Woter- Proof Cement Roofing
being the only article yet invented that will sue.
ccssuy resist the action Of the stmos here Ia every
climate perfectly are aud waterproof, and 10
point OF durability We believe it equal. IL not supe.
Tor, toA any metallic roonng We put II over
oio tin TAR, iron, or shinge roois II making df.
ference how nat or steep the roof may be. This
'ohng warranted to prove above represented.
We Will put 1t on for So o. per squire, 40 f-tt
squsre) We viii apply IL upon tin and iron roofs fY
" w per square, being, account OF Its durability
the cheapest paint that be used.
we invite all who are building, and those who wish
their roos repaired to call a. our once opposite the
i.eCiaire House. Davenport Iowa, and examine sam.
PIES and satisfy themselves In regard TO the duYab
ity and PRACTICABLE lity Of this roofing.
n B-We are prepared to fill orders for Ce.
ment to those residing at distance with printed d.
rectiohs for It's Use.
Otty ana county Righis for Iosca s~d Ainnssota
~ sale.
JB VAN BERGEN = BnO.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Ar Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Fifh.
NJ samuel Ogden, No 42a Fourth street.
Baker aud Won Publ No CO Fourth street.
DR. John s Law. Agent OF Royal lns. Co., Londoe
aud Liverpool.
essrs John Shilto l. Co.,, Dry Goods dealers, 9Th
street
i,chen and Rammelsbers. Furniture Mans On
dealers Sth street.
iies Greenwood, Esq.
y A Hinkie.
DAVENPORT
Geo Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Coats Patchin, Builders,
EW Wheeler, Architect,
Peck, City Gieik,
Geo II Parker,
Cline, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street.
Jamne, Donelly & Lea, DavenportiIron WORK
Hi AdAms
Hakes Riggs, jewelers.,
RoCK Island
IS Gsyer,
PL Mrcheil, Banks
iona Woods
Lewis: y Weber, Postmsstsf.
CHICAGO.
8 Hubbard Aetna Insurance,
Hooker,
Ira Foote, Builder.
Sears, wood / Co.. Bsdstead MAnufacluHtas 90, No
line.
Rcznor, Clinton lows
Henry Wisner, W hoiseAs Orocksry- dealer JeVa
City
Msv1eAs
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i TBE GOLDEN Paizg
THE 0oIDsN PRIZE
THE GOLDEN PsIzs
THE GOLi In Pm q
THa 6oLDES bRIzE
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Tia GOIDbN PkIzg
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SPECIMEN oOPIsa s,HT rRRD
sPECInEN COPIES SENT pRoD
sPxCIMEN CnpIEs sssr vRgu
THE COL DEN PRIZE
ILLUSTRATED. ILLUSTRATED.
The New York we~slv GOLDEN PRIZE y - =
tbs arRe-t and best litersr, papers II b Day. A
Imperial q alto coniainine eight pa1ee VI Vfv eo6.
umns ~ ent II lining r,.tnai mater: snd eaassse
" Aiusfroted every w.sk.
CIST WORTH FRON 70 CENz3 10 80
IN GOLD WIiL BIZ PREsENT1D 70 4s0R
sU aSCRIBER IMN1DIA I'll r on a8CG pf
or THE sU6SLkIPTON kONIY.
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One copy for one y-sr........t2 % and IN.
One copy is ~owsr........ . 20 end sflo.
90. copy for thee Years 49,. % sod stns.
One o.py Tor nve yean....... 70 ana an.
AND TO CLCBR
Three copies one yeav.. .o6 % ana ma.
Five copies one y.sr........ 90 and 6sf ~.
Ten copies one yrsr......... ,6 % and 10 Csts.
Twenty -on- copies ear. 81 % and u 0,sss.
The articles 10 be dis, ributcd cnmprs "a y ~
| follow Ing Ut.
2Pscssse Of Gold, containing. .......oso0 sscA.
DO do a. .......s. 80 eaeA.
| 10 do d. DO ....,... ioo go
10 Paten' Lever Hunting Case Wst 30 leo sscH
| 70 Gold wesches.. ..............ssssss - -erns
% 90 ............s.....ssss - &C.,
| w 90 .....es.'e....s.s....e
| 300 Ladies Gold watch s........-...... ~ s-ces
200 ivr nunti Csssd watch~s..:... ~ sseAs
loco ssolr Guard, vest m Fob Chains 10 % 49,
Gold Lnckets, Rvrc~less, Dsoofnes' ~ ~
Drea Pms, Gun Pins, rteeve " %, ams, seuS
Studs We ch Ke,s God sDd onvss !nin6ts, -
variety Of Other sricies, worth re-
eoch.
| mms, the euhs rfbsvs pame WI - 49, -
- :yrhscy .u9ion B a osposit nrnoess 80 ~
IN ccr espscdi vish thas n:nS-f W. = egsvgos
"a. within see vse., - - ssssss's@ ~ - -
-. 80: : 80 :: = ::'1s;Ii SA
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LHoR sale cheap Tor ca h-Six Birch Machines ecm1
ple'e an, Il go d " =. Zach ma hine, WloA
horse viii mas. IL 600 p. rfcot bri.s yer DAY
Al. the BIRCH ON the Hud or Riv. made By -
,lAT mat hines. Add .ss
AARylAN 4 0sBD0.
mrh26 ft ?0f2, Chscaa
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For Sale or Lease.
For Sale.

AONE hundred and twenty Building lots In On
- Addition TO the town Of Port Byron.
These lots eligible and handsomely situated On
she bank Of the Mississippi They vii be sold reae
.onable ierls.
For particulars inquire OF Nessrs. Durfee Pratt
co., Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, Esq, 1eOlsife
Oorbin 4 Dow davenport, or Of the subscriber,
JANIS NAY,
n Tho subscriber has uumberless desirable PIE
ceof land In end near the ctttee Of Dsvenport and
tNOiaifs snp nesr IL town Of Port DyRUa, tAs4 -
Vhsee q seN tOc31G&f0 ~
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On .Caao OnOloa LAND wsasA tnns1l.
j w ooslv ~ oAsA epstemss.
3. Il. k1o4. lsD1 49,
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GRAY ,.............. N aStss
VI,HH FANNY HARRIS and NATE CAssEL will rur
j reg. la ly between Rock lsibnd Davenport aud
all point. q owe TO st. Paul making connec.
tion- At Ga with Ill, IL wing boats, sbch COM
20 e the Annss,t Dali" Packet Line 70 81 Paul,
eSving Gaiena =; 10 o'clock, A NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lod~ick, Master
. Nos'h IN Belle, J. Y. Hu-d
Z" Gold Era " Slaughter q
" Gre, E-gee ID S Har
Key CITY. J,m worten
War Eagle, w. VI. ilb.rt
The Fanny Hnrris leaves Rock Island and Da"en-
port for Caien, every Monday wedn sd!y and vr-
day Il o n'c ok M.
Returning lea Us GH'ena for Rock Island snd Ds-
up ri every Tue day, Thursdsy and SATURDAY At
O'Clock NJ conn cir with thu Ii b mneo, which
leaves mmes'iat ly the arrival " the Fanny HAr
ris, At 6 ~ clok p NJ.
Tn. Kate Ca sci 10 ives Rock Island aud Davenport
Or Dnhuqn- ever, Tuesday, III, rsday and Saturday
al O'Clock A ~
Returning l. AYES Dubuque for Rock Isi.nd and
Davenport on NJ nday Wednesday and Friday At 3
Packet 3 n Cam II. VII ch leaveo ARRIVAL II the
Kate Csss a 6o'block NJ.
These boats wilt give tn oneh III kets to point
Abo-e Ga.ns tn 1t Paul, II also receipt TO- freight
to eli OF the nb p.iDt~ and uir particular at
tention to the delivery Of he Pas eT gers aud
these boats convey the Nail and must Ieav promptly
al the hour to make their conne'tlo
N .-Taese DO. ats arrive very evening ~ Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train
BURROWS PRETrYNAN,
agents, Davenport.
IN LsNGL & Co,
POYARS 4 CO.,
Asen's. Rock Isl nd
W.. GROvENBIRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport mcnT-W
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To Rent.

VvHE Eddy House at East Davenport. Term
i easy.
Apply TO W. n. Hildreth on the premises
apri8ftf
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To Rent.

TWO neat dwellings, rooms EACH cellar, god
l. water, cistern and we'll. Rent oh ap. Enquire
'mey5 -dtf1 TO ia g.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

a MILD RErRooF GoErH FAR-The Tele-
gram thus mildly, bat forcibly, reproves a
certain class of denizens in San Francisco:
On Saturday evening, after the close of the
performances at the two theatres, certain
men and boys on the corner of Washington
street are said to have acted and used Ian
guage, within the sight and hearing Of ladies,
that would render them liable to punishment
for outraging public decency Several citi-
zens felt mortified that their lady compan-
ions should hear such language Now, we
do uot believe one of these loungers, or hack
drivers, or omnibus drivers, or gentlemen OF
elegant leisure would willingly hurt the
feelings of Il lady; we know, therefore, that
all loud talk of II profane or obscene charac-
ter is merely the result ola penicious habit,
which, unless checked, grows on person
until he SHOWS it on all occasions. We hope
these men will be Il little more caretulin their
selection Of language on such occasions, and
not tend TO lower one bright trait OF Amer
lean character-respect for women
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29
Overland Mail at Place willie.
The following appears in the telegraphie
olumn of Yesterdays Union:


column of yesterdays Union:
PLAoERvILLE, Oct 9th
At 3 o'clock p NJ, yesterday. the mail
stage arrived at Brockliss', but was unable to
proceed on account Of the recent break in
the bridge The mails were sent ahead on
horseback, but the animal got frightened,
threw the rider. and made his escape; 50
that the mail carrier was compelled to foot 1t
for several miles, and did not reach tins place
until o'clock this morning.
At four o'clock this afternoon, the stage, IN
charge of VIM. Lindsay, with five passen-
gers from Salt Lake, arrived in town This
partv left salt Lake October nth, the st.
Josenh mail having arrived there on the 10th.
The California mall in charge Of Lot Hunt
ington. reached Salt Lake October loth.
All was quiet in the city. The L, 5. Dis
trict Court had convened, Judge Sinclair pre-
siding, and the jurics were empaneled, but
the Court adjourned for a month on account
Of the absence of the District Attorney.
The Mormons held their Third Annual
Fair on the 4th, which was entirely satisiac-
tory in its results.
1t is rumored that the Mormons intend to
apply for admission into the Union as State
at the next session of Congress
Recently party of Utah Indians violated
two Mormon women in the Valley, and Col.
Johnston dispatched squadron of dragons
to capture the perpetrators. The Indians
were found, and made some resistance, which
resulted in the death of one and the ,capture
of ten others.
A man had arrived from Fort Hall with
| two ofthe mules which were stolen from May
field in August last The mules have all been
returned, and an informed that it has been
ascertained that they were stolen by the
| Bannac tribe of Indians.
The Seventh Infantry, under Col. Morri-
son. which left Texas last spring, had arrived
at Camp Floyd There are now in the Val
| ley the Fifth, Seventh, and Tenth Regiments
OF Infantry, the Second Dragons, a light
battery of Fourth Artillery, and n heavy
battery of the Third Artillery. The Winter
quarters at Camp Floyd are completed.
lIaws' command were $50 miles form the
city, and all well, except Lieut. W. p. Sand
ers, who had been very i'll, but was recover
ing.
Maj Chorpenning, Senator Broderick and
servant were met on Goose Greek, $50 miles
from Salt Lake. Mr.. Broderick was still in
i'll health. The other members of that party
were met at Thousand Spring Valley The
other mail parties were met All well.
Hosmers train was passed 200 miles above
the Sink. getting on finely.
The Sixth Infantry were at the mouth of
Big Canyon. Carson Valley, yesterday, and
will probably not be here for several days.
The names of the passengers are b. F.
Fecklin, j. O. Taylor, 5. j. Campbell, g.
Haines and y. Ball
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

Wool GROWING IN CoLUsA COUNTY
Among the many interesting items which We
find in that excellent newspaper, the Red
Bluff Beacon, is the following:
We notice that sheep raising and wool
growing Is becoming quite an important item
In the resources Of the county. Several
ranchmen are largely engaged in the busi
ness. This branch Of industry and wealth
will receive more attention, as soon as the es.
tablshment of manufactures in this state
shall cause demand of wool for home con.
sumption. It's a matter of surprise 10 ma
that, with the low price of wool here, the
staple article is forwarded to the Atlantic
States, and returned to us in clothing, when
every inducement is offered for manufactur
ing in our own State Wool can be raised
in unlimited quantities, and at lower figures.
while the consumers compelled to pay high
rates The profits which now 90 to eastern
manufactures, shippers, and importers, job
bers, wholesalers and slop shop keepers
would in one year build up large business,
If the capital were only rightly invested
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

NJ. E.C.-By the polteness of Rev. J. D.
Blain, stationed in this city by the Methodist
Episcopal Church, as pastor, we have been
furnished with a copy Of the Minutes Of the
California Annual Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, sixth session, held in
Sacramento, from Sept 10th to Sept 2lst,
1888" We learn from these minutes that
there are 56 travelling preachers, of this de.
nomination, in the State Rev. S. d. Simonds
is Presiding Elder of the MarvsvilIe District
which includes Marysyille, Sutter, Feather
river and Forbestown, Penn Valley. Grass
Valley, Nevada, Dutch Flat North San
Juan, Orleans Flat, Forest City, Downievile
La Porte, American Valley and 0rovine
The California Christian Advocate is the or.
gan of this denomination in California, and
is edited by f.. Thomas. The conference
speak very highly of the manner in which
this paper has vindicated the rights and inter
ests of the Church. We find some highly
interesting religious statistics in the pamph-
let and shall lay it aside for future reference
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

NEw lNvENrIoN.-We may ascertain yet
the old Greeian secret of raising heavy bod
les. A mechanic named David L. Miller has
invented q machine embracing the three
principles of the wedge, lever and screw, with
which workman at the Norris Locomotive
Works, Philadelphia, weighing l56 pounds
lifted with facility the enormous weight o
s7,222 pounds--more than eighteen tons
merely by the application of his strength
through his hands, to the lever.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

A FAMILY DFFICULrY.-A man named Do
minick Byrne was arraigned in the Police
Court on Wednesday morning, says the Bul'
lctin for an assault upon p. McNamee. 1t
appears that Byrne and his wife separated
some time ago. McNamee, who married II
sister of Mrs. Byrnc, accompanied Mrs. Byrne
to the police office lately, to procure war
rant Of arrest against Byrne, and this arous-
ed the latters ire. A few days ago they met
in store on First street, and, getting into
words, Byrne drew a knife on McNamee,
but was prevented from using it 10y the in
reference Of 10y ISLANDERS a charge of as
-ault with deadly weapon was dismissed;
the charge of simple assault was sustained,
and the accused ordered to appear for SEN
tence.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

CHEERED BY THE SAN FAENCIscANs-The
Telegram says, the overland mail stage pass.
ed through Montgomery street at about ten
minutes after o'clock, Tuesday evening
and was cheered by the crowd us it proceed
ed to the Post Office
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

"INA,' OF Los ANGELEs.-We have received
a very beautiful poem from this favored
daughter of the Muses., which shall appear in
our next issue. Should Gina" be pleased to
favor us again, her communications will reach
us by being directed as before. We shall be
most happy to hear from her, on all occa-
sions which are convenient to herself
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

tB-A large party of emigrants from Iowa,
Missouri, Arkansas, and Texas have arrived
at Los Angeles They reported large mi
grafton from the southwestern States to Cal
ifornia as being on the road.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

CBA woman named Theresa Hart, was
arraigned in the Police Court. San Francisco
Wednesday, for knocking an individual over
the head with a slung shot, because he refused
to treat Served him right.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

tB- Complaint was made before Justic,
Singer, yesterday, in the absence of Record
er McCarty, against Inan Rhubaru, a Span
lard, by his mistress, for abusive languag,
and threats. He will be tried in the Record
er's Court, by Justice Singer, this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

e- A man named Sheridan stabbed an
other named Shirley at the Bay on Tuesday
with fork He probably thought that Shir
ley was his "meat" The wound was not
dangerous
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

eB-An Indian ramed Pacido died on the
goth ult., at San Buenaventura, aged 1877
years He worked as blacksmith 81 years
ago, when the Mission there was formed.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-29

B-Rose Church, a nymph of the pave
drove through San Francisco, on Tuesday,
with the "ribbons" in one hand and bottle
of liquor in the other, out Jehuing Jehu. A
bench warrant was sent after her.