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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

U We hear Of d great many brpakdowns
III Sugar Mills tins season IN or r,rfsIl-;,l
fact scarcely a la> passes That VIC do MT zee
q huge FnEIer at the Terry landing 10 be sent
over he river for repairs. W. have not
heard, however,, OF any one suffering By such
an annoyance. beyond the less Of tine.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

ur 4 small boy in Madison, Ini, recently
'eclted IL Sunday school 2!3i vers+s fcoai the
Bible. which he had cnmlu1trd to ,neun,r,
during he evenings Of SIX preceding days.
tie Is capable Of committing 300 Verses all
hour.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1858,

t. Our Baton Rouge patrons must send
over their advertisement MS on or before Thurs
tav. TO secure their Insertion the same week.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

~ Attention Is directed to the sale OF
the United States stores at the Baton Rouge
Arsenal. on the 18th proximo. ]. r. Dr.
Exoco, Auctioneer, The advertisement will
be found in another col umn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

~ Have you been there? Where? Why
NJ BaApy & HESDERsoa's, in Baton Rouge.
II you have not, you had better 20 quick. or
you will be too late to buy any Of the new
stock they have Just received.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

A wag Tem1rEed. the other day. with a
very grave rolHtenanrt. that ''lloW.Vpr rru-
dent a"' vlFtions young wliows might be,
he had seen tna y d .~WluoW-err.H
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

\ '7rFt HN"E .>n>-iAr>>tD - The other
'tig''f AS tn" Ministers were tsturuIuo from
C"1ir ret, q. Oh lit' +. /. and Ga. na,!r,at. an
a''i 'n- nt''1r+i''e took place let w..-,, Gov.
s'ro"n Hlni larsnn Brow fluw. JUS, brit,re
the 'a's armed at Knoxville, Gov. Brown
td'nr "r. and taking the larson iy the Lar,d.
rrTn"lkrl
How 10 yon do, brother Browt1ow !
am happy 10 sre ysu.'
The c"'''te>v Was returned, when the Gov
eFn"F continued
Il :sope ,ost VIII ie moderate in al yo,r ro.
'i"t'~ "I pf"i'Fie'y 9t regnisi to fotr frtlnv-
1i}Iz"' s-It'r a & cd cssr>iial-ntd last tho
i'nf 't'i'~t, tleronte d sno,: Democrat"
ne Fars"n with The -creHtric |ock pecn
liar !" himself. stretched himself Vi, and re-
marked
"G"Fernor. an Old gentleman Of yonr pnIi-
E1cS. mary hnn''re'I years a4n, took our ST.
'i""r tpon a Mountain aud preached lust such
q sermon.f
TIE o.sFburst Of laughter gan Be- better
imagined than described.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

- We call the attention of our readers
to the Gard and advertisement Of Tsa1c1>
NfcK-FN. TO be f,u1i.I in ]anottl4r column
1t wall be SEEN that he has moi abandoned
San Michel. as was rtnntte.!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

e. One Vi the hardest irusts we have SEE,
Tor some lime, tell on Wednesday r,urul,.
last. lie houSe-tops, fences and old barrels
boarts and posts. living aronutI 10. SEP vert
covered with d white coatius al,sos, as thick
as If a small Snow storm had fallen AGO,
them. During the day the sun snone splert-
dll'y, un"t>cnred by a single cloud, which,
had the etf.ct OF warning the atmospheric to
an extent almost E~t1de. ing hea,y clothing
unnecessary, Bat such ]sInrious weather cau-
not last Iong-jt is too lnu, h Of a good thin,
to last tor any length o! tine.
c. The Iai'tre Of -he preEent Atlantic
telegraph does not seem to a;levt The ,Ii>,n>j-
ton to TRY agalu.' A company has he.n
formed III England Tor the purlrse Of la,;nu
d telegraph CABLE ac'oss the Atlantic. i.et"+tt,
Ga'Wa' sirelan'l anf, Newfoundland. with Il
e'p'tal of s I 100000. Things will work .it-,
a"'1''". no doubt. 1t is a'so lropr'>ed. thyr.
t. fxtrrd line 'imr, Via Quebec. to he E.uslI~h
p's~@sSi"ns on the paciics:;hronyn the British
pro,iWrs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

- Al comm intentions IN tended to p 7r,ote the pr
vae= Of eua< . Corporations. n Interests Of suc'etizf,
aaIunis, Or Ss:4no's. will % cra~~ci ~ advertisements
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-11-20

~ Cards oi ! PES Sci clc -ac:erScea ox7f G. 1T
s-tat IN TITS )" 4irr as"advc:;i-e,.,er.% ana rnrsst D.
Hid FIR ~ ApvAA.E
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-19

M StrMnpftDanrett aller S0rteu lab Der
IN ,a ~ = az 5pr3itGlt6iten 0ualit1t,i ag
81 E&MS, n IA SO. 2t5o 8rDabwas, Bal empte. rex
|9~<IN Wetnen pertben &unbenl fpwie benz publtfant IT,
s Ma8ernefnen made tb tteentit bic ~ersebenfe Ansetet
i'd n,etn trirnpfrddrenldge Hburdb neu tmpGrttrts unb
fptbet srtaltsns Dadren auf has Oet&bdltiefte perpplfan.
btat unb ansSsaattst babe 2i9a7b iFam,.s . 10 dRa
'8aelef& benterfes t4s. baB i'd, NIT 3ptldsntdnelern nab
'6onHrern auf metne Hebnung ntdts ;u tbun babeuno meta
Msooren M ben b~iaieRen Yretfrn nur TN 9aben pertaufes
Jim aaRlrei6sH 3Wfpru& bittet er8ebent
QputS 8elber,
SfhtH W. 215, Brpabpas, Baltimore
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dn bent {HiTbGrti 99abarbOr.5lufe unb Der @iien5abH Spn
Satmsn. it ala @rOsaabt pon Der @eteBsebung in Rep, Ser
10 incprpDrirt, bat bersits uber 200 5duier. 1900 @intpDbner.
zine aute tneettG etc S4ule fintge optelS, &euHaben, S6mit~
be, uno anoere g%0ertfGtteE unb blubt Il erpdupt nnBerDbntt@
Idnea empOr, tnbem Won ben ttn8ebeEstn 0eiofrn (nas benz
l4laneUber 3net Dttltoptn) ptraFen, Eduier, StaetstisEDaes
men eebaut nnb onoire 0erl66nerun9in gemd@t neften.
j. Or ednse gurbftrtA BON so eneGfgsn AuabratneIeH wirb
sDrt mebreren 9G1tn burGapHen, bat iebr 9Htes 2uegipqnfr,
outen 9pDeu u0b Gin asfunbes Rlintd. ga berltf6e ii Der
labc Ster B. teatt 2er StGote itegt (@tilabeipbtG, ilepsgGfE
Nl. Civ, Gaps WiavD nO S9tfa9rta. unO @ifFnbabngef,
leGt AZ N}artte pebradt unp %oanositnt 1rpBfn, fOpte 6abrt"
Sin 8auvlas Opn 40 4ub 6rpnt anb $50 1u6 Gtefs ne6f Ell.
mem prdmenedrtgn Sqn beppeltfr SrbBe Gotr etntm aatpeile
an enern 8ranienbaufe fpfet $l00ta StRsste fnpnattGfr 5ab~
lungen Don 50 SO -unb 500 bem Qntsrl@retbeu { r 8Otsn. 2
Die swttte q erttetlung Der Sdupldbe faoet bteieS sfabr npb
tatt.' Cine tDn. zen nod DDrratbtsen &c 5armea p,n 20 Naer
Hanb unb > Ader RGdlD, rebft ttntm cGufe TN gpertbe Bon
S400 unb Der l%n5dunun8 be5 2.nbes 'Dfe. $500, - So BERN
Sinftretbsn @nO Der Sten in mOnatlt6.n 3abIan8en Sn $40
.nnb bic anf !er Sarrt ltesente @rarne.
1aIer tteien 9anfisen L8ebtn8unOen Label Bite Osie4iGaft
beutIGer Ue rDaituns prIn6eE wUGea, suf Ioaentune bie|er
lert ,9en a.nla8e a9stl ~ ne3msr. .r. ~ lao. .
ben BET =. 9 d m 6t i'm beutlbsn < 6ulpaufs ~Saphrd6e.
@gN0
GerliWgENugeuy SpeDlrtOn5= u. Observation-Disclosures.
y SDbngton'S g}erfTa)erun9ss 2&~eentgr,
q7.te5Gr. 70, SeiDnbfrese. NY
Terlt9erun93<G 0ttp. Der 0alleb bon 8trainien,
-hA init 1891, 900 CAPITAL. al4 ll ~t'r
Security Te1erzU eritt)erungS=Gcm t. Nt.sO.
NIT $226,00O Capital
Nlben1arle@ S1 IurdtlcesG Dnlp. 6 arlpttenptle0a
NIT $2@, 600 Capital. J3E 4Hu H., =
Maibia9tOn6euer2}erl ung8Gpmp. p.N. %,
- nit $4,000 capital. nm. .-. :.
pactficz uer-geriiderun98=& ontp. b. W.sO..
1, mi. $251,953 Capital. ." TIT
2Hadburs~Gertterun98zGO mp bon 8irgintet,
NIT $4,000 Capital. Q
@rrutpnipealtb=Ve rltGeran98z Gomp. BON 6urs
rtsbur9, Yenn.,
-.E III IL mtt $161, 972 GosttaI.
Uer. 8 5taatens2 ebenSzS erftGeruass Gcu1p. ton
Ybtlapelplia, ,l..a. a- '.1'4 -H pa SO.
NIT ST, 250,7S2 Gapttal. s- hIlt .G...
9tiGntrnt4 a6Sttb os repreieattrtsu Capitals $2, gt3 8h6
DGS Dbigr capital tit iGess angelept Iu Gu9ifsn SSr Scr
f3erttn, Io bic Sperattpnen gereRnter GDmpuqniesn oni (
girt!i%sa Sasrlt5OT p per bef'n $S%lst4wsrtp ,bafrt. -tGH ~.
ftrt.t 1T, EN- 8rpSeS Capital gu bdben, sbt tetne CSarGntisr -,
bic Gntl@oot9un9 Der 8erN@erten i'm 6aI pom 9erluf.
Die YDn benz nnteraei6aeten reprelenttrtsn GVrnponier Ia. Is
ben ptrtit@ DetTu9DareS eapttal sum uOGen obenauae.
ee6enen Setrag, reraRtpprt!tA fir Die 3abluua pDn WsrInnSn
: geri&erunssppltesn purOsn a~usesaebe ~ u" sg r gs't ninIt
It'd etieBt- .GlUnGL.E ,IGos. D. SSbmfpn"
Vi. .r.-- II. 8anGute, SIR. "a, 5sconpar Z
s~ SS}n Der Sffce iptrb Deutia gel proden. ar..
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H Observation-Disclosures unb ndbere unb s%enauere 4Isfpntt YIN
gu bgbeu in Der 4tdet. Offcs, Galpert Stattpn, NprbOit&d
Dpn @atDert nnb SranftntraBe, Y~altimere. r89i az. gsgrsx
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John HerzOg,

/, ao Do r''oanhil. n1eHfzzos,D1 .aaa
JtorpDftSGde BON 2erip9ton unb Srparbfyafe.
- Tabrtfaut ltnO SIuOler 1T SarOm1arem 49,.
tdlt fets etnf sre6e, sutan ortrte &usnatt pGn GiIenwodren
rne ~frbrt1tri ale SCrten ppn S~GtSdern fur Eburen unb UtDs
Deta &C., gDsrfteu8e fir 5cl %arbetter, Sasss unb .&uGenseret6.
UNI S6netoerwerf5euge, 'Atutt, SGerrer, Gpfous
;ensteeer.- @tierns 8ettteuen, e%elanber, @ldl6inen alter
aNt S0euenBu8e. iOpte teoe prte Spn Stlnieoes unb SdlDi,
%ersrbett, ais S@f0Nsr fur 8tr6en, store, &erpEI6e, @oults
psrpfn auf SsHeAun8 gut unO pGuerbaft 9eniaGt Sunt30
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Z @rnieOriste YreIfe.
-maIIe1 Marden's "a
QOutS Gd6dttt $.

Nt. Is, golttmDrefrabt naIe Wtarylans SaFttntr u
gsFfsfttssE. T. Y fFtsSfsHrnuG i.
Orndmental Carver, 8iloer &Spieselrabu1sn
boltsn asts anf qSosr cine arose 4HsEaBl fft9nSBftf4 e
6emtf& c un6 PtaItentf&t SiIbet fOtste aud etnst
orOsen @Urr0tb BON @pIb mnb StIbsrrapHtsn tnr SStesel
DprtrnttS.
ESS- BtIber &c. Wsrbsa Hets fauba unb f&Hm stnesr'f NJ.
1-1HH
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@ngrpszTtafdenz@t abliffeme
as@a8 03r8.3 1869 & III. Central Npenue. -s..

= 7" Baltimore, Wtb., "I4.9t2 80
tdlt fprtwdtrenb ~pprrdtbtg porter, DIE unb giber, ebenfp
sgnbon 8repn- .stOnt, tfe befeu Srrtsn, aaranttrt ais in
5tsf4en %tmgprtttt. @tneratwaaer tn alien aualttaten, trs'
tansn, 8spsratprs- 81 affen5a fa fatnen, NIT ben nereAet Ser
beHsrih8en, ~ Imertfantf6e 8rpnen-Stput unb bittp ale In
8lafden. @lte unb neue 6iafdbe1 hsrben eefauft rnb Der.
fauft. aGethtser eN9ent In Baltimore fur Smttbs @htlabel.
pbta- Nlte nt6s Safriebenfelenpen @essnftante oerben
surifeenpmmen unb bls (Sel6g pteber erlta1tet. y enott0rtn
bnnen aue Irte1, cnStrgpth tbre %sontaren Aefhdt erbate
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5dub.gfte9eI, BGnber, Centre. Blumsit. fir GSfeluerf, ,aer
l4nisfesj Stnasmt ainD 1rager, 6tal atsrnn9en ~lenhcr9c.
pipte unb lbp. @she, 3u8cr:Gst %Subbbbens Saflsins, &alf
|erGttettpnt der Neatertdlten uub 9erSteruE9en. ,ost'r
8saflte Arbeit 5pirb pRatttt9 HnD ~ Der beien lBei sele-
|tefert. 1isst4e s-tr
aDtr lfhb ferner bic aetnSi4ea Ngenten tn Rar1-
"a b fir bic 9Bef.G afleten &ttenb4pn apnp s. dtefer :
is Drnpagnta nnb pHertren gu ben dnuebT barfcn Bebtn lunaen :
fOte bsNen, ntGtltpn G6tena 3u unterf 4fl0eneen -fa9a6mun.
gen ppn %Ii6apDner t@Orpbpr tnb gpprtaeft dem e~eypttfGen,
ESrpcatel, perp Mnttq1e. M8at, fpaniidem @dlpap nmb anbfrn
wertDUOasn arten Dsn Starmoy,s pst&e SIM sttOn tbrer
q utrbafttsfeit unb 6ttte frwte . 9Ontett unb daBert tiligs
Iprfns NOD nc uesFtryTfn tho age ron aans n bteisR
IGianst sfef sldnBsr afS Der S&te @drmOt baiter, uaO bsn
IMau& ear ntGt ~ansesrtTen rsrpen. Sts iFnb 6 Wtal 70 tart
ais 10 Nt6er Wdrmcr unb bon Stel lbSnsrert Nnlebert bel
Ibebeut. Or 9pRenerfparntB. Sep. u. StepenS,
W(1rSy, aRt Rp+ z, Yrattfr., u c SpearS 2Dbar 81
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OiDrrDern Seurral NtteuD0Dt.l

1saEzSaa4E s'I>i unb '3Iee.5 53'l15ae 1%agsgzsg@ME
''a'5i+ SOmmer= ARRANGEMENT. lsysdio2
Da bic gR9rtbsrn g central @tfenbapa ieSt p0lenbrt utO bis
aDtltan, sburg tn 9paer Speraltpn IT, 70 uerbtapet fe l} re-
NIT ben 3laeu Der 1Diuiamspgrt unb &lnira, gtep,
unO @rte unb @ananraisua @Ifsnbabn fur nab i'd. I'M
W%iqiamsbur9,, @lmtra, 9todelter, SpracuIe,
Nia9ara SAILS, 8in9banptpn, Buffalo,
$50. ''a''s.@ Batavia, OaweSo o..a
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se6ensz u1'6 TencrsNe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

stll5.I III - Won 49, = II
3 ,guuI John G. Proud & Sehne,
fi $50. 63, Seepnpltrabe. Baltimore.
aDtr l6ernebmen 8erft6eruneen auf be nadfsbeuoen Der.
it9erun8s"@ pnnpasateen Wel4e pas SrSBts &opttal bedsen. s
Netna SerltGerun98s Gpmpa9nie, Sarfprp9 gu.
-sft.e - -.Ir~ r- 81 800 900.
P4Snir 8erliderun8S Gpmpa9nie, SarForb ~
g H' $4,000. 49, -. I'D. ,sr
Sprin9ielo 8erIiderur98sG Comp, Springfield
-.H t4J e#5Ja $4,000. rgIUG. ma
Getua 2ebeu8s8 erii6erunss =Gpmp., tSarforo
j ..-,rt.. 100000.
% Ger.sSt 2eben8s8e rlider. Comp, Netp=Dcr D
~'"-s '--.. 100000. 4--t- -- 0-I1.L
9Dltsies perten ausseBsrti8t unb 9srluts prompt ausbe-
ablt. NtatI,tf s
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r Elf e..

Ia Sur belcnoeren TenntrtBnabrt1e. aag
. @tnpdnberer 1tnb Refen6e fpltsn febr ~Srrfdtts fetn, ebe
tie tbte StGette tdufen uunb fDlten btelelbfn muir DDn fDl6 en-
Bearnten iaufen, toel6e Dpn .tbrern 06fbalte lebsn,
Mot dbsrSGn Meflern pbsr 8ntfdenrr68ern ha fe foaf Der
Sefabr ~auSsefest fnb, bef6Dtnbelt 3u rperben unb ttr Welb
AunfSnf dmSgeben.a5-5 asa ,8am13t sGrA g 5au .attl.4
2 OurdfQbrt8=8 tllette iaassa's a@ .L-s
mad alien Ebeilsa bes MefenSi fnb su tabea bet
81 10 - n. @b. 9. Sileebrambt.ag a,.aE
@ene1t- Emit eranten. Ngent Der. S%alttn1pre- 1nb 49,
~ DIFFERENTIATION SA"FlILQ
SausO,1S Ger. 81. Tbame8itr., 8alttmtore.
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NSiobfio -flir GintponDerer
49, -.s-z SSS$S%RRS sa+Sy4&kzz5 80
.aAssSs TNSs%$RsS E51sgssEsA. lsi
'feue arrangements far Ginwaneerer, bic mad,
a.4 Dem gSelter al, retEen miinld,en.s so q

@pa beute, ben 9. GDDembsr an. psrbem Sic Gtnpanbsrer
aufe Ter 4gtprtbsrn. Central @olDertfreet Deppt @tfsnbatn mil
Dem @rpreaaue %bef6rDert. Die gabA btetet babar0 ben Sntnt-
'8ranten, etntn 8tBBeren 8~Ortbett,s ais tr9enb cine
%anbere Balm, aud tt tie ur "a yaeiIea farser ais ie6e anSsrs
Sabn na97 bcnannten 9lGBeG, ais: -
Bitt8bnts, Glepelanb, Detroit, Sort Wopne
Sbicasc, nWeilwaufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct
Yaul, &od S8lanO, Burlington, Spipa Gttp
au71 erben feBbalb BITE nit Der NOrtbernI Central 8abn se-
BENT y 9erfpnen 10 SIunben friber nIS tte NIT aabern 46A.
men @eteaben bort etntrefen, aud werbea a Nsat tusntser bic
@assn batet se~s@lslt. Die Sabn aiebt pur@ ben GDnNsn
IteU pm Sttp. Ate BanSe @ntfernune Spn bier bis Gbicaep
1T 800 Meilen, Das @epdd nirb Htet eeset&nst (martsD) uap
3ebt Il it en- Yadasieren on bsn Sefttmman8srrt
RaG @retline, Daptcn, Cincinnati, SrDtanas
polls, louisville ullO ct. QculS
Der en- ebenfaae Yanastere befDtbert unb fur tbr @ep6d
{ n E weitere umldoun9efpften beredueft Ote .Dafaetere
fbnne IN NIT vent 8 ubr-. Obsr Abenbs 10 llbr-3u nad a4en
peflt den pldgen esben, rhne uuterwegS auf8ebalten tu swer-
Ben. tur@fabrt'Utuette lwerben Dertaaft tn ger OFfrs bes
l9enten. "e' S0bn y. V athcr, staa
~ HAAS ti-Ls SIS. 2S Rs08sStreet near V4oterS aHc-f.
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alien Srten uuO Stdotsn in psftliden 3 4ei

peS Staates NsnsY orf uro3 @anaDa.
Gn unD mad Mpntu8 ben Is. Stuff wtrben bic 3use setgn
pte fdlet. ! SuHuStere fur ytiasar0 5als, Buffalo; TSarris.
Carlisle, @banberSbura, &ancdte be, lafen bic Sal.
o~ertftraBsn Citation um 8 ubr Wfpi gems un6 A lIbr 80 Ntinut.
9ta@ mtttags. ~"-' ND~N
Dur6 nad NiasQru unb 8uffalo in II 9tunr.
@adasisre fur ptttsburs, Gttca8s, &inetnnasi, ct. apais
%pertfatiDn No 8 ubr WfDrsens aup 10 ner abeaOssA~
8ur Yprf. G%atltsts, California 8ebfctS unb Double @ap
|Sprtues, -Sa1rt burg, Johannesburg 9ancater &c. nit ben
: &le Baae 4alten an ben ~resuIaren 8Utf6 en~ftatipaem . iH99s
,...r,4 n, 8sbrprsis mad @letra.s - aai- 81 5aH snha
bp. Buffalo 10 u,dllhaE
@epGf tptrb nah euet 9auptfdttpuea In gBef Inb
Nprtb ma; ftrt. d ~ a, . ~
srs-T @rcu rlpns. 3 tdtts na6 Itaeara 8dus unS surid $15
G1rG biz. q%oGenbuas bisisr 1aan BIS 9Dlltam epDrt miro
Bic @nTeruunaa bs Q8efenS bebeutenb D~ertIrst unb pr Der.
wstfen be @~eiieasea aaf natfplsenDea. gsrsIeif Der Serf&ie-
neneu HDuten. s.FgJ gsfsf rad er.4ysfn. s,e rslao -t
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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
A GLORIOUS DOUGLAS VICTORY
Old Yuba Sound to the Core!l

DESPITE the tremendous and almost super
human efforts of the Lecompton party to
bend the proud spirit of Old Yuba County
to the yoke Of Executive tyranny. she has
shown them that she has will of her own
and that she thinks for herself. Neither
Presidents nor Cabinets, Federal office hold
ers nor Senates have the power to drive the
Democracy ofYubA from the broad platform Of
Democratic principles upon which they have
ever been proud to stand. They have rebuked
those reereant members of the Democratic
party who have set up the new-flngled doc
trine that the nominee of II party may dictate
a different set of principles from those which
the party has adopted in general conventio as
sembled. They have rebuked thoses ycophants
of power who know no rule of action save
the will of those who hold within their
hands the gifts of place and power, and who
are amazed mt seeing free born American cit.
liens exercise the right of thinking for them
selves Old Yuba has dared to stand by the
platform of her party. though the President
himself has abandoned it, and what she has
done now is but token of what she will do,
whenever her spirit is fairly Hroused for the
contest, She dare do anything exceps prove
false to Democratic principles, and tie sooner
her enemies find it out the better for them.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
Elections.

SACRAMENTO CoUNW The Union, of yes
terdiy morning reports the votes in the city
not eounte = Seventeen precincts were heard
from outside of the city, which gave Currey
a majority over Baldwin OF PIG; Dawley
l22 over Melony, and McKune (Dem.) l26
over Bolts IL } for District Judge.
Ell DORADO CouNrY, at the last accounts
yesterday morning gave indications Of hav
Ing gone for the Mud-ills. In Placerville the
Dougas majority is PIP. In tweuty-eigLt
precincts. including the city of Placerville
the Ant,-Lecompton State ticket is pa ahead.
CALAvFRAs County has probably gone for
the Administration. Nlokelumne Hill and
some five or six outside precincts give ma
j,ri,y OF ZIG for Baldwin over Currey.
TuoLuMNG CouSrY As far heard from
in ruolunue county the majority for Bid.
via i, s2j; majority for Meiory over Daw.
ley, 46).
olsKWoU CouNrY.-Yreka City and one
coantry pr-eiuet heard from Majority for
B4Iwlu %; majority for MelOny over Daw.
ley, lob.
PLACER CouXry.--Ten towns heard from
Majority for Baldwin, 10 for Melony over
Dawiey. 75.
NAvADA CorXrr-l, ,l53 votes poiled in the
city. Two-tnrds went for Douglas. Grass
Valley went strongly the other way, some
sly 5JO m jority. san Jaan gave from loo
to l2j ~ jotity against the Administration.
Additional from san Jdan.--Madsin vote.
23o; Administration, 63.
SANTA CLARA CouNrY.-Three towns heard
from; majority for Baldwin. 81; majority
for Dlwlry, %. ~
TrnAMA Couxrr.--Red Bluffs gives l7g
majority fvr baldwin, -ifiissajority for Melouy
H.
SHASTA County Eight places heard from
2l7 majority for BALDWIN: loo majority fol
Melohey
TRlyIrY CoUyrY.-Four points heard from
Majority for Currey, "a; majority for Daw
ley, 90.
SoLAxo CouNrY-Benieia heard from
Majority for Cuwey, l6l; majority for Daw-
ley, 96.
Majority for Baldwin, 90; majority for Me
lony, 100.
SIERRA CouNTY-Returns from Downie
willie and Monte Cri.to give Baldwin 22S ma
jority over Currey, aud Melony 229 ovel
Baldwin.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

REPUBLloANs.-Gt will be observed that
the Republicans poIled a very small vote in
deed in this city and county. Their test vote
was upon Tracy for Congress, and upon him
they concentrated their strength All the
hellabaloo, then, of the Lecomptonites about
a fusion with the Republicans amounted to
nothing, since there were not enough Re
publieans in the whole county, as the result
shows. TO make fusion any object at all
The fact is, the Douglas Democracy have
strength enough of their own to maintain
their position in this county at any time
without any extraneous h elp.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03
ELECTION RETURNS.
YUBA COUNTY.

CAMrroNvILLE, Sep. lst, 1858
Editor National Democrat Enclosed
forward the returns from the different pre-
eincts in Slate Range township, as far as they
have come to my knowledge. They are
carefully copied from the tally lists We
have not done as well as | expected yet we
have carried the township.
From trecmans we have no returns.
but it is almost unanimously Mudsill
Garden Valley has probably given a
small majority the other way hut as YOU
will hear from most OF those outside precincts
tomorrow, will not add to the length Of
this. PoLARIs.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-03

TIE DlsrRfcr TlcKLE--It affords rs much
pleasure to inform our readers that Vim. W.
PresJury, Esq, is elected supervisor of the
First District in the face of formidable op
position, 10y IL fine majority of about eighty.
The candidate selected Toy the opposition, Jno.
s. Love. Esq, is an excellent man, but Mr
Presbury is too strong in the First District tt
lie beaten.
VIZ. singer and George Stanton are elec
ted Justices, aud VIM. IL. Chapman and Jno
II. Gilmore, Constab.es