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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-23

casionally brcakiassing or lunchiug on little
children.
The French Company formed 'or cutting
canal across the territory Of Nicaragua,
to unite the Atlantic aud Pacific Oceans.
has offered the Presidency Of its Board OF
directors TO baron Alexander Humboldt,
The trial Of Count dc Moutaembcrt and
NJ. Douniol, editor Of the Correspondent,
charged with having published seditious
liblc entitled A Debate on India IN the
British Parliament" commenced at noon on
the oath November, before the Sixth Cham.
Der Of Correctional Police, presided over by
Nj, Berthelin. The speeches Of MN. Berger
aud Duhurc on behalf Of tho accused, arc
said 10 have been magnificent beyond des.
cription. The former spoke for two hours
and half and said that the prosecution was
unjust unfounded, illadvised, md he would
add, rash" When l,erryer concluded, n
tremendous shout Of Bravo !" burst from
the lower end Of the court. Tho Presden,
ordered the Police 10 turn out any one they
could find who had cried out. but they could
not put their fingers upon any one. At Q
o'clock in the evening, the Judges retired 10
deliberate aud NJ o'clock they returned into
court, and pronounced Judgment 10 the fol.
lowing effect Montalciahor, TO be impris-
oncd for ak months and 10 pay fine OF
3OO0f Douniol to bc imprisoned one month
aud to pay fine Of .O00f; both defendants
to be jointly and sevcrally held liable for tho
fines and the costs Of the trial. and In default
Of payment 70 be imprisoned one year.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

RARE BooKs-We have before us the Ser.
mons of the Reverend C. II. Spurgeon, OF
London, the first, second and third series, to-
gether with a biographical sketch of him
and what is said to be a most accurate like
ness We prize the volumes highly, for they
are the first fruits of a great and wonderful
mind, that has just arisen toillumine the heav-
en- flame Sturgeon is a mere youth, of %
years of age, but a greater orator has scarce
ly ever lived. 1t is no uncommon thing for
him to address audiences of five, ten and
twelve thousand people, whom he holds
spell-bound with the power of his matchless
and transcendant eloquence.
The books are presented US by A. Roman,
who hes not only these, but thousands of
other new and interesting works, which he
offers for private sale, during the Fair only,
at Randall & Co.'S, and at public auction every
evening at No. 81 D street, near the Post
Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

OLD AGE AND YoUTH--A SHORT Domestic
SKErcn.-A gentleman, whom we will call
Mr. Blaneo says the Yreka Union, aged
about forty, lately became enamored of a
yo,mg ladgof about thirteen, (there are no
children in California; whose name we will
eall for resemblance sake, Miss Pillar, who,
with the approval of her parents, consented
to deck with the garlands of her youth and
beauty the winter of his declining age Sub
sequennly tie venerable Lothario, finds his
betrothed in a miners cabin, dancing with the
boys reproves her for her want of proprety,
gets abused, kicked and shoe thrown in his
face for taking improper liberties in trying
to kiss and make up" becomes frightened
and insulted, and leaves for Walla Walla.
viii not probably return.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

FAMILY QUARRELs.-The case of Mr. II
Courtaine, says the S F.. Call, charged with
threatening the life of his wife, Miss Gratton
was Investigated in private by Judge Coon
on Thursday. The precise nature of the
threats did not transpire nor the extent of
the injuries inflicted, the lady declining to
mention them to any but a physician. He
was put under bonds to keep the peace
These frequent appeals to the law in regard
to family differences are injurious to the par.
ties both professionally and in their social
relations.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

A CANDID AcKNowLEDGMENT.-Mr Lindley
says in his manifesto, alluded to in another
place, that he has written thus lengthily
rather to yindieate himself from the pressur,
of what he deems "an erroneous public sen
timent" than to make political converts. W,
agree with him that public sentiment i,
against him on this subject of Kansas, but
not in his notion that it is erroneous. W,
think the majority of the people have got a.
much sense as the minority, notwithstanding
the great expounder of technicalities is il
that minority.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
G,and Democratic Rally.

The Democracy Of this city turned out last
evening to hear, in front of the Haun House
those distinguished champions of Popular
Sovereignty, w. II. Weeks, of Sacramento,
Hon JAS w. Croffroth, of San Francisco
Hon. Humphrey Griffith, Of Yoo, and Hon.
Chas II. Bryan, of Yuba. As the hour is
late, we are necessarily confined to very
brief notice
The Lecomptonites also had meeting, in
front of the Western House which, by dint
of rockets and music and a personal TRADE OF
Zack Montgomery against the editor of this
paper, drew for a short time a tolerably re
specially sized crowd, but which speedily
dwindled down to nothing and fizzled out,
while J. w. Croffroth eoquently addressed
a very large and enthusiastic audience
He was succeeded by Hon. Humphrey
Griffith, in the midst of whose speech a false
alarm of fire was raised and the attention of
his audience for some ti1e distracted He
made, however, one of the most able, elo
quent and argumentative speeches ever de-
livered in this city-smote the Lecompton-
ties hip and thigh" and gibboted the Zach
AIRY Montgomery Resolution for public execra.
ton We go to press while he is yet speak
ing
The Lecomptou meeting dwindled down,
as We have said, to a mere nothing, and while
few strngglers were around, some resolu-
tions, which will probably appear in the Ex-
press, were put, and feeble affirmative Civ,
en-, while, rs we understand, the negative
was not put at all, or was put in such a way
that it amounted to not being put at all So
much for the grand Democratic Rally and
the grand Lecompton fzzle.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

Lone BAR. No. This locality is grow
ing in Importance 1t will poll more votes
at the coming election than any other pre-
cinct out of Marysville, and what is better
than all, it viii go FIVE to one for the Doug
las Democracy. As soon as possible we shall
inform our readers of the various improve
ments going on at the place. The richness
of the recent discoveries of gold deposits
there, makes it point of general interest.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

The TnEArER-The performance of Othel-
10 last evening was one of the best We have
ever witnessed in Marysyille. Mr. Stark fully
sustained his high reputation. Mrs. Stark,
as Emelia was excellent Leman's Iago was
a good piece of acting. The piece was well
cast, well put upon the stage, and well per
formed throughout The Irish Lion closed
the performance and Dumphries wasas usual,
very funny. Tonight, Hamlet" will be
performed.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

BoLTERs.-The Democratic Legislative
Nominating Convention at San Francisco had
in it, SO Douglas Democrats and % Lecomp
tonites. The majority passed Douglas reso
lutions, and the minority, exasperated wen
off and held a separate convention. There
upon the San Francisco Herald denounce
the majority as boilers. The fact is, tn,
new creed--the Lecompton creed--s, tha
the minority must rule, and the New Ligh
Federalists are determined to carry it out il
every instance.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

INDIAN Boy KILLED.-On August 3D. says
the Humboldt Times, as two Indian BOYS
were engaged in driving train of mules
from Kneeland's prairie, one of the boys,
when they were within about six miles of
town, was shot dead from his horse. The
other escaped, though he was fired at num-
Der of times. He says it was party OF
white men who did the shooting. 1t was
not credited at first, tut on going to the
spot it was pretty clearly ascertained that he
was killed by white men, lie was shot in a
number of places, and the horse he was rid
ing had a severe wound in the ham.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

HAD HIS THROAT CUT.-A fellow by the
name Of John Mann, known as "Buckskin
Jack" says the Humboldt Times. had his
throat cut at Matole Valley in this county,
one night last week, by squaw with whom
he had been living 1t appears that Jack
had been out on an Indian hunt, and had
killed the brother of his squaw, bringing il
the Indians bow and quiver. The property
was recognized by the squaw, and she deter
mined upon avrnging the death other brother
After Jack had fallen asleep, she took a
large knife and cut his throat not, however
severing the jugular vein. This ha d the effect
to disturb Jacks repose, when he arose and
seized the knife and killed the squaw on the
spot. In Wrestling the knife frcm the squaw
he had his hand severely cut. DR.. Felt was
sent for to dress his wounds The Doctor in
.orms US that he will probably recover.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

MARYsvILLE oN BILLIARDS. -Messrs Sehwab
ana r chm, our Marysyille Billiard Table
manufacturers, have determined to bear the
palm at the State Fair, for the best billiard
table Of home manufacture. Their candidate
for the prize is a splendid affair, as all who
vii. admit who see it.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

The LEcoMPToN CANDIDATES FOR CoNsTA
BLEs.-The Park organ still neglects to put
Thomas Powers and John Gilmore on the
tickets, although regularly nominated. 1t i:
well known that their Dist rict Convention
decided not to nominate candidates for Jus
tees Since we stirred the Express Up, fol
leaving off the names of Gilmore and Powers
that paper suddenly finds out that Justice:
are to be nominated by a committee. owe
don't believe thgre is District Committee
How is itD Well, what of it? Why wa,
John S. Love put on the ticket, before it wa.
completed lie being put on, why wer,
not the Constables put on? What harm il
there in recognizing them ? When nomina
tions are made. they belong on tie ticket.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

SEGUfs AROMATIC BEER-Our eolored
neighbor, Segui, who keeps next door to the
Post Office. has sent us four earthern bottles
of his excellentAromatic Beer 1t is one of the
most invigorating and refreshing of all TEN
perance drinks. Many thanks to Segui.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
To Druggists, Physicians and
Traders,

The undersigned Importers and Wholesale Drug
gists keen constantly on hand the largest and most
extensive assortment Of Goods, in their line, to be
found in California, which they offer to the trade at
the very lowest market prices They are also Sole
Agents. for the Northern District of California for the
following Patent Medicines:
Sands SdrsdpdyilId,
Ayers' cherry PectordJ,
Guvsott's Yelolo Dock and SdrsdpdT7ttd'
AUers' Cdthdific PalS,
Perry DaUis Pain Killer,
Grae6enJurg Co.'S Fd'niy Medicines
Woods OiCe Pectordl,
Dr. GiddinGs' Fdn,iIy Medicines
Ldurdn8 Soltdjfed Cod Lioer 0H
WILJors cod LiUer oil and Lime,
Romdn Eye BdIsdD1,
Ch1idn Ague Pills, dc.
All articles purchased from them guaranteed OF the
best quality and purchases for distant points care
fully packed, and promptly forwarded
RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
aug21-u 27 and 20 D street, Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

BIG PEAcHEs.-Talking about big peaches,
you ought to see those "whalers," from
Briggs, over at Cummings Fruit Depot, near
the Post Office. One of hem, that he handed
to us, measured exactly IL IL inches in cir
cumference. They are late Crawfords.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
DISSOLUTION

WE ~ OoRartnership heretofore existing between
- Chas' H. Scranton, VIM. Plughofr and Geo Rsb-
6t, under the and style Of G, H. SCR ANToM
!. this day Dissolved by mutual consent, Geo.
paOo i oid s%ltndrawng from the firm The business Of
signed at ~ Tli 9e settled by either of the under
s,seu, @ at their Harness and Saddle establisbment
west side of st.eet, near Third.
CHAS. II SCRANTON,
Marysville, July LIST, 1865. su,a.t,o
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

10 Randall II Co. have letter sheets, for
writing epistles to the folks in the State,
which are adorned with fine engraving Of
the Pavilion and Grounds of the State Fair
at Marysville. The representation is per-
feet
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

DUEL IN SAN FRANcGsoo-W learn by
telegraph that a duel was fought last even.
ing in San Francisco, between Hon. w. !.
Ferguson and Geo. Penn Johnston, Esq, ed
ltor oil the San Francisco National. Mr.
ferguson received a wound in the feshy part
OF the thigh, and Mr.. Johnston received one
in the arm. No particulars received
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

CHRIsrY's OPERA HousE.-This fine place
Of entertainment was but moderately filed
last evening, owing to the excitement attend
ant upon the two political gatherings. The
performances were highly relished, particu
larly the admirable anvil chorus No better
band of Minstrels ever performed TO any au-
dienee than are the combined Christy and
San Francisco troupe.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

AMY's DIREoToRY AND REGISTER. This val.
liable work will be issued on Wednesday
next 1t is the best Directory ever gotten up
in this city, giving the most ample informa-
ton about all local matters of the city and
county, most desirable to be known.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

es- Harmony prevails in the Democracy
of Yuba county. The regular State and
county nominations will receive every Dem.
ocratic vote. A few old line boilers in Ma.
rysyille fly the track as usual but they can
not carry off any of the Democracy with
them
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

TIE LroEUM-The Pennsylvanians, those
charming melodists, and an excellent minstrel
band, occupy the above named place, corner
last evening, their opening night, with large
audience. Baeltus, Henry and Max Zorer
are in the company, and the entertainments
furnished are of an excellent character. They
perform nightly.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
Not ce.

W HEREAs my wife, MARY y. MORRIS, has this
w uay lett my bed and board without ANY inst
Sse StS OF provocaton, do hereby caution aid lOr-
pu any one from harborng trusting her on my &C
count @ as shall pay no debts other contracting after
"is p ua'5i 81 G. II. MORRIS.
Bear River August 18th, 1858. Bsasa angi9-imt
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

IHEY GIVE IT uP.-We see people from the
country every day, who have met the bolter
nominees perambulating the hills They rep.
resent them as being sorry and dishearten-
ed looking set. You may as well come to
Marysyille, gentlemen. The mountains nevey
bolt, and you must know it by this time.
Your camp fires burn but dimly in the city.
and your valuable aid seems to be desired
here.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

CooL WEATHER.-The recent showers Of
rain have purified the atmosphere and rem
dered the weather most delicious. 1t is as
cool and pleasant here, nov, as the most bal.
my days Of san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

REPUBLICAN PAPFR-A new paper ha;
been started at San Francisco, which hoists
at It's head the Republican State and County
ticket 1t is edited by A. A. Wheeloek,
Esq aud exhibits considerable power of ex.
preston.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

ARRlvAIs-The arrivals Of strangers. on
yesterday, were numerous The Cal Stage
Co., put on an incredible number Of extras. -
Our town presents a very lively appearance
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT SrRAwBERY VAL
LEY-Oh the evening Of the 18th inst
Messrs. Wheeler and DeLong addressed the
Democracy of the above place. The popu
ation is small, but the Democracy are wei
represented there, as heretofore. Thespeak
ers were we'll received, and the words they
uttered found hearty responses in the heart;
of the Old Line Democracy Our correspon
dent assures us that the New York House
and Indiana Ranch precincts are both largely
for the Douglas Democracy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
Republican Rallv !

JUDGE TRACY, Col. +. d. BAKER, and other emf
nent speakers, will address the people of Marysvlle
Tuesday evening, Aug. 24h in front Of the Western
House, the political issues that enter into this
vass. aug22td
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

How DO THEY sTAND.-Thos. j. Henly and
Milton S. Latham were announced to speak
last night. Why didn't they come? Have
they deserted "our noble President 2"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
REMOVAL,

HAVE REMOVED my Harness Fs,sb,,.h...u.
rom lol TO lOl, fremont Block Second street, ~
%m,ch place, will continue the Harness and Saddle
~ an l,s branches, and respectfully solicit
slowed upon me. NC -9S
aug3-1m N III con ..y.an,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
Hon. Jos. G. McKibben,s Politics

The Park Lecompton organ, being hard
pushed for new matter, gives itself up to
most damnable iteration" and retails from
day to day, misquotation of conversation
between Rev. Mr.. Cummings, IA Butte County
delegate in the Republican State Conven-
tion) aud Hon J. C. McKibben. The silly
stuff has never been deemed worthy of con
tradiction, and has. up to this time been dis
regarded Lest, however, there should be,
some honest Lecomptonite dupe who would
like to kno W the truth concerning the matter
we will give it as it took place, and do not
fear successful contradiction.
Mr.. Cummings did ask Mr. McKibben what
he thought about receiving the nomination
from the republican party.
Mr.. McKiGben's reply was to his effect
Let me alone. don't want your Conven
tion to nominate me. There is a division
now, in the Democratic party. We shall all be
together in a year"
MIR. Cummings, we are Informed, misunder-
stood Mr.. McKibben, and thought that when
he said eve" he me mt you and your friends
and me and my friends" whereas Mr. McKib-
ben plainly spoke with reference to the two
wings of the Democracy. If there is any
fairness left in the Lecompton press, its edi
tors will not, after this explanation, so de
grade themselves as to repeat the foolish and
transparent misrepresentation of Mr.. McKib-
ben's position. Mr.. McKibben has the vir-
tual endorsement ofall political parties, as
no one has been nominated in opposition to
him, and there can be no good come of dis.
torting the plain Democratic words ofa man
who is the choice of the whole people.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
Agency Noticc.-Mr. L. P. FISHER

Agency NOtice.-Mr L. T. FISHER i ou' only
tisenents receipt for the same and 20 transac bus-
css generally for the NEWS. Once 40 III IL Wash
r .ton -tr,ct Cup stairs nearly opposite Masures
Opera House
MR. +. B. DAVIDSON is our Agent in Sacramento
and is authorized to receive subscriptions ani adver-
tisements ami to receipt for the sans. Ohce at T.
b. ptvidson's Post Once Exchange, 4th street, be
tween and x, near the Post Office
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

ABDUcrroN.-A Frenchman complained to
officer Hesse, on Thursday, says the S. F.
Aita that his femme had been taken from
him, partly by force, and partly "Borkis be,
ing willing" The officer accompanied him
to the residence of the intruder on his mari
tai bliss, but the door was found barred and
bolted. He was advised to get out war
rant for "forcble entry" if need be- which
Mons promised to do as he says he loves his
wife very much.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
CAUTL0N:
TO THE TRADE AND PUBLIC
4 II having come TO our knowledge that certain nm.
n princped parties have been counterfeiting
BOXERS
Celebrated Stomach BitterS.

And forcing on the public spurious article much II
Ihe injury OF the high reputation in which these GEL
EBkArED BtFfERs have always been Justly held by
me public which is the best guarantee of their good
qualities as medicine or p beverage
WE WEPHEREFORE CAUTION all persons from coun-
terietng either the Bltter Labels which is felony
ana mat we are strictly enjoned and empowered BY
est extent the lew, all or any such persons who
counterfeit or advertise themselves as agents for 30
kEHS' STOMACH BITTERS, as we are the only anu
s0le agents Tor Calo'nla and the Pacific coast and
all Other persons advertising or styling themselves os
agents haveJ such authority, and are to be treated
as cOuntereiters.
For sale, IN quantities TO suit purchasers by
TH0S LAMBERT 4 co
W California street, san Francisco
Sole Agent fer
John @. and J. Boxers
aogz-zinzp Celebrated Stomach Bitters
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

CALIFORNIA CULTURsT--Randal & Co.
have our thanks for a copy of the above jour
nal for August. 1t has for a frontispiece an
excellent engraving of the Fair Pavilion.
VINO DON'T SAY "GAs I"-Every body has gas
Tight now, and it gives pure light. No
greater Improvement has ever been made in
our city than the introduction of gas The
expense does not exceed that of camphene
at sl,25 per gallon.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

The CoRNER.-Ira A. Eaton has q cosev
and elegant little saloon at the corner of D
and Fourth streets. 1t is a nice place to ston
nt
MUSICIANS viii please observe Prof. Grambs'.
advertisement, in another column of two
piano fortes for sale.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
MAR SVILLB.
SUNDAY; AUGUST %, 1858.

81 hare sloora on tie altar ofmy country eter-
nal enpty to eUeyy tornt Of tyranny oeer TIE
mind OF man" THos. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

Regular YubH County Democratic Gem
trni Com mnlttee.
CHAS. II. BRYAN, Chairman.
l.. b. MOORE, PETER RICE,
J. G.. CANNON, WM. ELWELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
For Supervisor of First District,

For euperVlsor OF fIrsI UIsITIUIi
WILLIAM NJ PRESBURY.
For Justices of the Peace-City OF Manysville,
WIN. SINGER. GEORGE STANTON.
For Justlces-Marysvlle Township,
JOHN GORDON. A. ] ZABRISKIE
For Constabes-City OF Marysvnle,
WIN. II. CHAPMAN. DAN'L O'CONN0R.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
Democratic state Ticket

MIND Of man" THos. JEFFERSON.
Democratic state Ticket.
For Members Of Congress,
JOSEPH c. McKIBBEN,
WILLIAM L. DUDLEY,
OF CALAvERAs.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
JOHN CURREY,
OF soLASo.
For State Controller,
I. N. DAWLEY,
OF NEVADA.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
H. U. JENNINGS,
OF BUTTE
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
II. ID.
For Joint Senator,
For Assembymen,
q. Z. DE LONG, NJ. FULLER,
J. s. SLINGERLAND JOELSTODDARD,
JOHN WHEALDON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22

FOr AsstmDymtni
q. Z. DE LONG, NJ FULLER,
J.S. .SLINGERLAND. JOEL STODDARD,
JOHN WHEALDON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-22
DaIy'S Aromatic Valley MhiSkn,

Is put up IN cases containing one dozen bottles each.
w For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. or,oo o..
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