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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-06-08
NOTICE.

- Y virtue ola Deed Of Trust executed by Thomas J
Boyd and wife. dated the 2eth day OF May, l-5r.
and recorded in the Clerks Offices of the Comfy Courts
of Giles and Wythe, ! shall, on MONDAY, the 9th day o.
August, 1853, before the front door OF Gilcs Court Hous",
sell to the highest bidder, tor cnsh, two tracts OF land, Is
ing in the Valley of Wolf Creek. IN Giles county, Va.
One containing 3,3ls acres, and the other | 500 acres
These lands lie twelve miles from Giles Court House, and
about ~thirty.fve from WytheviIle. There is a turnpike
being constructed through both tracts.
Also. in pursuance Oft he Same deed, ! shall, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day OF August 1853, sen TO the highest bid
der, for cash, in fr MI o. the Cour, House door OF WITH"
county. Va, a Tract Of Land lying inI and adjoining the
corporate iimits Of Wytheviile, containing sbou, ST.
acres.
This tract has been laid off in lots suitable for building
purposes, and lies between the Court House aud the Roll
Road Depot. X. C. KENT, Trustee.
A,1l IN -,0,n
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

MEpIcAL-TnE TAPEwoRM.-Ihe San frau-
cisco County Msdco- Chirurgical Association
met Mt the rooms of DIR. Macauley, on the
southwest corner of Dupont and Washington
streets, on Friday evening, August 9th, when
the following business was transacted Ut
Macauley exhibited n tGnid, or tapeworm,
which he had expelled from female child
one wear and eleven months old. The worm
was in two parts, one six feet six inches in
length and the other sixteen feet five inches
in length, making twenty two feet eleven
inches in all This was said by the large
number of medical gentlemen present to be
the most extraordinary case of t9ntd IN SO
Young a person they had ever heard OF DIR.
Rowell stated that he had expelled a tape
worm of one hundred feet from patient IN
this city that he had another from whom
he had driven four immense tapeworms with
in the last seven years, completely eXpeIling
the worm on each occasion DIR. Eidenmller
mentioned a ease he had in hospital in
Germany where he rid a woman of tape
worm one hundred feet in length, in the
space of one day. by the frequent administer
lug of large doses of castor oil DR.. Angle
affirmed that the tapeworln WIS far more
common in this State than those of the At
lantic slope The virtues of koosso, pome-
granate, turpentinc, maleafern, and other
remedies, were discussed by the gentlemen
present.-lSan francisco Herald.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

Administration Platform-not in so many
words. but that is its meaning, and tits patent
to every man Of ordinary information ana
intelligence If any sensible man expected
us to swallow any such damnable political
monstrosity as the above, all that we nave
to say is that he overestimated the capacity
Of our stomach and the strength Of our di-
cestive organs. We would as soon attempt
20 digest a snw-mill.
The public are aware that, in our valedic-
tory in the Express, we declared that We
were in no manner resi- onsble for anything
Of a political nature in that paper from the
time that our name disappeared from the
head Of its columns, nor indeed from the
time of the assembling of the two State Con
ventions. Our record, therefore, Is clear,
and these shallow charges of consistency
have no power to shake us from the due
equipoise Of principle upon which we stand.
Charges of inconsistency are, in any event,
poor substitutes for argument, but, if the
game is to prove Inconsistency, we know Of
several political powder-magazines around
here that we need only to apply a match to, to
burst them up in very short time. 1t de
pends upon circumstances whether We apply
the match or not Some Of these perambu-
lating magazines emit great deal of gas
and gas sometimes ignites Let such com
bustible material beware of ignition, for the
consequences would be ruinous.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

HEAVY SwINDl1No Tuesday night, saws
the S. F. Call, officer Ellis arrested and lode.
ed in the Station House Geo. H. Mitchell
formerly of Grizzly Flat, El Dorado county,
who has just been detected in a wholesale
Swindling operation 1t appears that this
man. under false representations has succeed.
ed IN bamboozling various of our business
men out of three or four thousand dollars
worth OF sundries. We learn that the follow.
ing are among the number of his victims =
Noisy Carriers o. F. Griffin, II. H. Bancroft
{. A. Van Bokkeliai A. Bidgier, Hong 4
Wood Epenger IL Co., Truett, Jones d Ar.
rington and others The case came nm in
the Police Court yesterday, and was contip.
ued till this morning. He was admitted TO
bail in the sum of $1,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

The MINsTRELs-The entertainment at th'
theatre last evening was fully equal to any
during the week All the performers wer,
in good voice, and excellent spirits. The
samber Of ladies in attendance increases each
evening, and this fact is a sufficient proof
thas the vulgarsms, which sometimes attend
public amusements, are not to be heard from
this company. Geo. Christy's Mummy con.
vulsed the audience with mirth. Little Gus
Howard's banjo solo was fine evidence of
what Young America can do. with proper
training. koppitz was sublime in his flute
solo. Wells, Campbell, Barker and Goes
made divine harmony in their quArtette
Master Eugene's operative burlesque was
startling. We were about to go on in the
same strain with regard to other parts of the
performance, but we should fill column if
We should say all we could in praise of the
Minstrels, and then we could not do them jus
tice Remember that tonight is the last
night. and seats should be engaged during
the day, by all who intend to take ladies
with them
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
They CAN'T TRUST THEIR Own Follower

They CAN'T TRUST THEIR OwN FOLLOWERS
By reference to the first column on the
second page of the Ant!-Nebraska organ of
yesterday it will be seen that the unlimited
monarchy party don't dare to trust the rank
and file of their own crowd for the wire
pullers have .fred up a list Of delegates in ad.
rance and they alone, we suppose, must be
voted for. That is what we call reducing
the Lecompton doctrine to a fraction. There
Is to be 10 consultation with the Lecompton
masses (?) as to who shall be delegates to the
bogus convention, but the list is all made out
for the "white slaves" to vote for. Crawl IN
and obey your masters, We worms. Dirt is
cheap, let every hungry one eat his fill
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

Their NUMBERS On the 5th day of July
last, there were ls2 Lecomponites in the
city of Marysville. as shown by the primary
election, on which occasion every sinew was
strained to bring out the full strength.
Tonight primary election is to be held,
and every man and boy in Marysvile will
probably be allowed to vote, if he will vote
for the cut and dried delegations advertised
in the Express. Probably large vote will
be Polled' and then cln me as Lecompton.-
why didn't they try their strength with the
Democracy? They dared not do it.
Corruption. menaces, threats, and every
other available appliances, will not be able
to prevent the triumph of our ticket, in Ma.
rysville, by majority over every combina.
tion-and a majority, too, that shall be count
ed 10y hundreds.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
Hon C.E. De Long.


Because Mr.. De Long some days since,
saw fit to utter certain of his political views,
through the California Express, and because
being written before he had seen the plat
forms adopted at Sacramento, his card did
rot embrace the whole Anti Lecompton De
mocratic platform, some of his opponents
have endeavored to poison the minds of hi:
political friends. and to represent him as not
being committed fully in support of the late
Democratic State Convention, its platform
and candidates
This kind of thing may as well be stopped
Once for all, we asset that Mr.. De. Long
does unresrveedly. unhesitingly and uncom
promisingly, plant himself upon the platform
adopted at the regular Democratic State
Convention held at Sacramento on the 4th
and 5th days of August A. D. 1858, and pre-
sided over by Humphrey Griffith Esq. He
also fully endorses the nominees Of that Con
vention Our assertions are not made at
random, but upon the authority of Mr. De
Longs personal and political friends. who on
his behalf and at his request desire every
voter in Yuba County to fully understand
his position. Mr.. De Long has nothing to
conceal lfany Lecomptonitesin in Yuba County
vote for him land many willy they do SO
either because they are his personal friends
or because his manly qualities and well
known ability entitle him to the support oi
every honest man.
The above will, we trust, be clearly
understood by the Yuba County Democracy
and their enemies.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

DESPERATION OF THE LEooMProNITEs.-The
miserable faction, led by few Ex-Know
Nothirgs, calling itself the Administration
party, is apparently in very great distress. -
Our reason for thinking so is, that we heard
yesterday, they were making great efforts to
get an old Wing, who has never voted a
Democratic ticket, and who is a strong Ad.
ministration man, to run UPON their legsla-
tive ticket We believe that the Administra
ton men have no objections to men of any
stripe, SO long as they are not Democrats. -
They dare not make their candidates answer
the test questions, propounded by their bogus
committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

CHRIsTY's OPERA HoUsE.-The enterprising
manager of the star combination minstrel
troupe, now performing in the theater are
preparing magnificent place for them to
occupy during the approaching State Fair
1t is on the south east corner of Fourth and
D street, and will be large enough to accom-
odate a very large audience. 1t will be con.
veniently arranged as regards seats, and the
stage will be large enough to produce al ofthe
snowy pieces which have attracted such
crowds at san Francisco. The scenery will
be new, and as hue as any in California
MAryssillc will not lack for amusoments dur
ing the Fair
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
LEGAL WtrNK.xs,s Dn-;n-u

LEGAL WIT IN kANsAs.-During the exami.
natlon OF Gen. Lane, at Lawrence, for killing
Coi. Jenkins, the following p IS" occurred
between the counsel; Col. Young insisted
'hat' IN law. the man slain is supposed TO be
wrongtnlly slain. Coe--" That Is the law ~
England-not of America" Col Young
II there Is any book on Gods earth that
contains any other doctrine, I'll agree to eat
u u ~ without greasingp Laughter Coe-
lhen you'd have more law in your stomach
than you ever had in your headi" TRoars of
laughter Col. Young is a difficult man 70
non Plus, but this cut fully stunned him. In,
stead OF rejoining, he muttered something
about borrowed wit. '''''OA'
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

TUE REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. 1t will bS
seen, by the proceedings of the Republican
Conventions, which we publish thismorning
that full Republican ticket Is presented tC
the voters of Yuba county. The nominee,
are, we believe very good men. socially
speaking The Lecompton Convention
which assemblies on Monday next might en-
dorse the nominees of the Republicans, and
make a pretenco, after the election, of having
some strength We know Of no other way
in which they can get votes enough to euti.
tie them to be called a party.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
BOnrd OF Equalization.
August 18th, 1873,

NUSusU IoIh, 1903.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
Application of Quintaw for reduction Of
taxes on personal property; denied
Application of j. B. Emmel for reduction
OF caxes on building on the corner of d and
Second streets; also. on n. quarter oflot I
block 2, Range f; denied.
Application of N. A. Brown, to be released
from paying taxes on mortgages on F Ia q,
lot 4, block 5, range F, and n. E. 35xG0 81
lot ., block 2, range F; granted.
Board adjourned until Tuesday. at 10 A NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

LErus BE CoURrEoUs.-The Express affects
to relate certain assurances made by us to
friends, previous to our separation from that
paper, in regard to the Administration State
ticket, and, in doing so, does not truly repre-
sent us. Our private business consultations
with the proprietors of the Express, or any
other parties must not and shall not be her.
aided in the public prints.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
TO OUR PATRONS.

There has been no change in the business depart
meut Of this paper Advertisements received by US
as publishers Of the DAILY News will be continued in
the DAILY NATIONAL DEMOCRAT, and subscribers VII
be furnished with the NArIoSAL DEMOCRAT in its place
unless orders be received by To discontinue the
A. 5. RANDALL & co
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
To Candidates for Joint Senator for YubH
md Suttcr Counties.

GENTLEMEN Having been honored by the Republi-
can Joint Senatorial Convention for Yuba and Sutter
Counties, with the nomination for Joint Senator. l
hereby offer to meet you at such times and places as
we may mutually agree upon, then and there to ad-
dress the people Of the two counties the political
issues that enter into this canvass My post office ad-
dress is Nicoaus Suffer County.
aur14 1w NJ. c. WINCHESTER.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
NE w TO-DA "
Straycd or stolen.

~h; From the premises of the subscriber,
~ LE.FJ at Brownsville, the night of the
XN " ll!h inst, GREY HORSE, seven or
AAG eight years old, ab1nt l6 hands high,
with Spanish brand the left thigh and with shoes
on both fore feetshoes clinched against the hoofs
front, The horse can be easily identified by calus
enlargement Of the left hind leg at the knes Joint
He has some saddle marks and also collar marks.
When travelling he PAGES at slow gate carries his
head high and looks quite lofty
reward of $lOO will be paid fo- the return of the
Horse and the apprehension Of the thief
augl4 II A. ID. STEWART
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

Agcncy NotIcc.-Mr. L. 2. FlsHER son' only
autIoris agrnt in san Francisco, 60 receive adver-
Al se,ents receipt for the same, and t. ransac buzz
N ston street CUP stairs) nearly opposite Mcguire 5
Opera House
Mr. r. DAVIDSON is our Agent in sacramento
ard is authorized 90 receive subscriptions ant adVer
tissr,ents ami to receipt Tor the same. once az
r. Davidsons Post Ohce Exchange, Nh street, pe
tween and X, near the Post Once
~ Ma JOHN O'NEALE is authorized to receive
su6s,riptons for The NATIONAL DENocrAr throughout
the county.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
Stale Fair.

The time for the entry of articles and stock for the
canning Fair has been extended to August 23d at IL
AN. By order of the Board.
orots.td2n G. II. BEACH, Rec. Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
C0MMITTEE NOTICE.

There will be a meeting Of the regular Democratic
Contra Committee, (appoin,ed by the regular Demo-
cratic Convention, vhohmet in Marysville on the goth
Of July inst in Marysvile, Monday, the 18th inst
Important business will be transacted. Members will
please communicate.
c. H. BRYAN, Chairman
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

New EVENING PAPER-The San Francisco
Times says: A prospectus has been ;ssped r,r
a new evening paper in this city, to be con
Quoted by A. A. Wheelock and w. II Hog
man, and devoted to the advocacy of Repub.
hean principles The first number is to ap
pear on Tuesday next Mr.. Wheelock was
formerly editor of the True Republican, pub
lished at Coloma, El Dorado county, and Mr.
Hoffman was well known as the busines,
manager il the office Of Mr.. Senator soule,
C6r0aieIe
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
RESTRICT JUDGE,

We are authorized to announce HENRY r WATKINS
as candidate for District Judge of the 10th Judicial
District, independent of all parties, factions cnques'
and cabals. I'
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

There will be special meeting Of your Company,
for the transaction Of special business Of Importance
on Monday evening, the 10th inst.
BY order Of C. ANDRES, Foreman.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

STATE FAIR-It will be seen by referring
to our advertising columns, that the time for
entering articles for the fair, has been extend.
ed TO Angost2Sd Those persons who would
nave been unable to make their entries by
the time originally sxed upon will now have
ample time to do so.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
SENNTOR.

We are authorized to announce JESSIE u GOODWIN
as candidate for Joint Senator OF faba and sutter
.,,,,,.s augl0-td
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
Attention NTutuals !
Attention Yuba Hose Co. No. 2.

Special meeting of your company will take place
this Saturday evening August ith, at O'Clock.
g WILCOX Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
Notice.

Ifvou want to smoke something very fine,
Then try John s. Bowman's Genuine.
NEW CORNER TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
ieG Cor Cd and d stS., Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

TO ASPlNWALL, where the steamers Of the u s. Mail
5. s. Co. are always in readiness to convey them To
New York or New Orleans.
Passengers for New Orleans proceed by direct steam
er from 4,spinwall.
THROUGH TICKETS
Are furnished including the transit Of the Isthmus
Passengers are notified that all tickets for the Steam
ers of the u S. NJ S. s. Co. be presented TO their
Agent at Aspinwa for registry and exchange, as thew
will not be otherwise available.
GB Treasure for shipment will be received on
board the steamer, until twelve O'clock midnight on
Aug. 18Th. e''' 0'
No Merchandise freight will be received on board ar
ter O'Clock, Thursday, Aug 10, and written order
must be procured at the office for its shipment
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. b. FORBES,
W. BABCOCK, Agents.
Corner Sacramento and Leidesdor streets San Fran.
cisco. ~
choice Of berths on the Atlantic steamers is secured
by the early purchase Of tickets in San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
Citizcns, steam Navigation Company

dividend Of FIVE per cent has been declared by
the Trustees of this Company, payable on and aiter
the goth inst.
Marysville, July 10, 1855.
,rtR HORACE BEACH, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
Democratic state Ticket,

Democratic state Ticket.
For Members Of Congress-
JOSEPH c. McKIBBEN,
or SIERRA.
WILLIAM l.. DUDLEY,
or oALAvEEAs.
For Judge II the Supreme Court,
JOHN CURREY,
OF soLASo.
For State Controller,
I. N. DAWLEY,
or NEVADA.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
H. U. JENNINGS,
OF BUTTE.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
II. ID. WIFE EHEF.
For Joint Senator,
w. IL. PARKS.
For Assemblymen,
c f DE LONG. NJ. FULLER.
Us. .SLINGERLAND. JOEL STODDARD,
JOHN WHEALDON.
- -
Regular Xuba County Democratic Gem
trail Committee.
CHAS. II. BRYAN. Chairman.
WM. NJ. PEARL. PETER RICE,
- n,NNnN VA ETWETT
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
DaiIn 9l2tjonal Nmorrat.
JOHN R. RIDGE, Editor.
Arcncr No,Icc.-Mt. l. ?. FLsnER !. oa. only

o Hoo-oornor of Maiden Lane and I'd street
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

g.. bars s,rsrn on TIE altar ofmy country eter
pgl enp,av 10 crory form of tyranny orer h'
.,,;.y5 I'D MN TuoS. JEFFERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
MARYSvILLE.

SATURDAY, AUG. Ia, 1855.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

For Assemblymen,
c. f. DE LONG, NJ. FULLER,
Us. SLlNGERLAND, JOEL STODDARD,
JOHN WHEALDON
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14
Days Aromatic Valley Whiskev

~ w III eases containing dozen bottles each.
EV For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in
~ loo0o' my21-3ms
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

For State Senator,
II. ID. WIFE ESTR.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

For JOINT senator
w. H. PARKS.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

Regular Iubn County Democratic Gem
trail Committee.
CHAS. II. BRYAN, Chairman.
WM. NJ PEARL, PETEk RICE,
] @. CANNON. WV. ELNELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

10 @ Dear slr-four "AR0MATIC VALLEY yvIr1ery r,,,,
is Is received and after careful examination
ingredients SO frequently usee ''" inc auuteratin
JAMES J. MAPEs, Chemist
Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-14

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-08
wIlIrsmsbarg CITY News.

BuRoLlRY AND Ansos--A young fellov, pamed Thomas
Rogers arrested about ~ O'Clock on Friday ughI
by officers Jacobs And Grhs of the Fifth precinct
The charge Of burslarousy entering the dstiery or
Mr. secley foot ofsouth Fourth street. AMI setting Ore ',
II. rbe officers, In passing along First street. ~cre At
uscted by noise In the distllery. Just ai us moment
the prisoner came out, and, probably uistaking the
officers for some OF bs own sans started up 10 them but
upon discovering his mstake away, followed By The
ofBcers, and was finally taken into custOdy Upon 70
turning the building the ocers that been
entered by breaking the window and upon M
Gre discovered kindied arount bArrsl Of tarpsa
tine and 10 close proximity ~ uncovered oonlan
lng about two hundred gallons OF csmphens Hal ths
Ore reached this terrible explosion must foowed
The prisoner who undoubtedly IL connected ~,n an or
ganzed gang Of thieves that ocaity was committed ,y
Justice Allen, 70 await examination.
Rsvyns-The revival meetings Al various churches IN
the Eastern district contuue with unabated interest and
very large number of conversions have been the result
Yesterday twelve persOns we're immersed the First
Baptist church.
TIE RKrIsy ASSOCIATION The Relief Association Of tho
Eastern district unable extend further AID o the
large number OF families who have been dependent upon
them, In consequence OF their funds having been
hausted Az the present time there real suffering
than at any previous time this winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-08
City IrtelIigepee.

DuuTR,u Arrrsrr AT SrIdpx ONE or FAN RIVER
sr,Axue. On the arrival OF the steamer Commodore
from Pail River yesterday morning, named Samuel
Chapman about my years Of age, was discovered lying
upon The door ofhs ssAieroom. saturated with bc and
al hrst supposed to be dead Several Of the hands on
board instantly called whom was found that life
DOT yet extinct He instantly removed 10 the
City Hospital wnen dpcov cred thai ne had aitep
ed 10 commit suicide By cutting throat twice. once on
the len and nnce ON the right side; also three bad
we're found on the right Medical attendance was
procured him, whom two Of the wounds one in the
recs sbd one en the arm pvonounced Of dangerous
nature Hrs recovery h considered very doubtful Cap
man " an Eneinhman and rs said 10 be very wealthy
mg lumber o. hs friends called at the hospital yeser
unknown. II u, however. said that for The past
weeks he has been iaboring under great
10 be attributed 10 some financial matters
ArorHKR CouSrRYxAs FKxcxD-A man named G. y.
Brcckvsy, from Massachusetts, arrived N the city on
Thursday last, with the intention Of going on 10 California
IN the steamer Noses Taylor, which sailed on Saturday.
Having purchased hts ticket and made all arrangements
70 leave ne ook short stroh around the city ing the
evening and nnay came across OF few shsrpers
that inest our CITY, when be induced psrake free
OF liquor, and on the following morning he turned up
minus three gold watches and chains which be intended
70 take on 70 California 10 speculate on also. a4e0 in
money and bis passage ticket By the sbove steamer
Last evening be found his way 70 detective odlce.
when officers Young and Houston OF The deecve force
vent in search Of tnc fellow but was unsuccessful In
nndng NM bockvsy was compelled 10 defer his do
parture until the mex, steamer
FIrrD LAMP ACCIDENT About 10 O'Clock on Saturday
night Ann McDavn vi. slightly burned At No 70 Null
berry street appears that Ann was intoxicated and
going 10 bed placed the light 20 close 10 the bed tia,
the cotniug ignted and before the flames were extn-
sasbsd, she was slightly burned.