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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-05
.B IA NJ. TSs- 5s

Every dc p;i,n Of Blanks execn,ri on the short
est notice, wta unr,valle t.te an! neatncs'
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Oil, Oil, Oil !!

MEATS FO 1TOrL. LIN~EED OIL. CHINA NUT
q Ill. polar oil, Lard OH, Camphsne aud Iur
p -uiHo ior sale by
Fir proof brisk. Myers s., between Montgomery
iul bir!. anu
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rHoS. 3oxCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE. corner Montgomery and Washington SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Auth OF i II Q d "a . O nj

ltmad"r Sentinel. Jackson;
Messenger, La Porte:
icrald, Crescent CITY;
Democrat. Mariposa;
Sentinel, Santa Cruz;
p hrouicle, Nrrka,
81 Clamor Publlco, Los
Angeles;
HerHld. Bcnicia:
Courier. Columbia,
Sentin i. Jackson q T.;
Standard Portland, o. T.;
/ Argus. oregon CITY. q. I :
Messenger. Corvallis @, T.;
Times, Portland. q. I.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
sIrPFRYIsORS.

First District. ....t. a. Mathews
SECOND " ...s...... .'...........OHeD Murphy
Third I" ............... ..........J. Z. Riple!
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To the Citizens OF California.
r. a TIT rNr m
Sc "a M NA.ET To 9,


Which liberated compp nds are intended 10 sell IN
Caurtia ug inst my nuiur article.
NV object i Il an ounce that ! nave rcceutly es
tahlished an AGE CN IN SAN FRANCISCO tor
supplying the state anl Oregon with my Schnapps
ard that hereafter VIII ulwH,s keep said agency
supplied with large stock; 81 that respectable drug
gists and liquor dealers throughout Chill. rala
can always supply themselves at regular price,
merely enough over tue Sew YORK price 80 cover
COS. ot freight aud charges thgs Ryo.ding compla Mt
~ heretofore. of occasional scarcity and extreme
hgh pTic"
ltis now many years since frsI imported these
SchHapps from the celebrated O,3 as;lery at Sahei
dam, Holland, in which am interested 1t is now
conceded That 10 Gin WIS ever imported into this
country which has approached my schnapps in r.,
gard 10 PURITY. llEALrNFVt NESS, and IN
QriSlrE AROMA or favor. This claim and for
proof. point to their universal popularity and the i'm
mrnse and increasing consumption ny all cllass
north and south, east nnd west. comprising lhc TEN
perauce people, medical faculty. &c, to such an
tent that my CstlbdshmeIl, pncGlug the enormous
quantity OF 900 bottles perday, is barely uble 20 Ill
lis OrdCrs.
Also, the WoIfe's Schnapps have been analyzcd
by The mos. celebrated thcmiss. nrs. Mo ~ aud
Deck. Of New YORK, and others, who all testify that
they hrp
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable ~ n remedy against BAD w WtTER,
| CIR ANEL, ,INDIGFSIlU DYSPEPSIA. DEBIl.t-
/ TY. Sc They al.o certify thut th"y fOIrd my
Schuapps 70 rc free iron AruYhc Alcohol or Fusil
Oil. an exceedingly hurtfu mgrodeuL i'und in ali
common Gtu. which pr. Muli describes us "lelid.
atri, and ashwaiici and producing rrrpurabe cr-
tcc.s upon III" nrrv.s md -tnnach" Tho cer,icatos
4l-u prove nay scnu9pps perfectly clear OF "thc sc
cund or hcHVier fsscnlin Ol oialuprr, also dan
lerous component, produced nv the over Ill tiatipn
pracuccd to Increase the autty IN making orilnar!
Gin -
Itcse statements are made with view to invite
comparison ia California bet weeu the genuinely ulfs
Schntpps.and the various brands OF bogus limitations
mixed. du-tur+i mp. or sWeViened Gln; In squnr".
black bottles, Limitation of my si}5 oi buttlcsl under
difftsoEl names and Labels. whether marked London.
German, iIcaapd Scneidtm Schnapps. &c, IN inf
nit variety -couficut that the trlai viii suit IN
Caiifornlu jus, aS it has long since dGre in nil the
older >tl'e-. in fep1liHu AL the bogus. unwholo
-luc mutations referred ln,nnd q complete triumph
| q ms pure Sch"dhm SchnHpps.
desire briefly 10 notice Two isris which have lately
aldcd largely 10 The Use ct Wultc- Schpnpps IN the
city at Ne"s York aud cs ~ here. 1T Pure french
Brandy it is noy. almost impossible 10 ob'ainnearly
all ihe brandy impaired from Franco hring American
raw spirits sent there, made into b3Hay. ai shipped
| back ar in 3i. MHn' people are ahannuning ihc
use ut.Awcrc1n whi>k"y. brandy aud yin, siucc %
] has been '-c1vrreI tGw slRNCUNlNG. % d"adly
rn-oa IS In al Oh. Wa-t ia Disabling. hereby in
| crcasine o. ylslI ol Liquor nbuIt au rhrl
In cuncll-un, viii say 10 ail Who desire who o.
somo.agrecaolc tome and s.nu'cnt,rye tar triaIto
" q / = r. s
SCE.ciday;B Aromatic SChnapps.
UDuLPHO WOLFE. Sole impurt'r.
| aG-3m p Beaver street. New York
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STATE OFFICERS.
rNirEp STATES SENATORS.

y. Brolefck 80, ......,.. -. " IN. IWln
Us REPRESENTATIVES.
j. Q. .McKibber ......... ........ 80. .Chas Scott
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EXHIBITIONS,
(Of the very Largest SiLe,)
Printed at this establishment ut short notice, aud al
the LOWEST PRICES
lF- We ure prepared with An extra quality o.
Type and other ma.erial pecInars ada ited to The
printing Of
Programme,
Biils OF Fare,
yyay-Biiis,
Circulars.
Ball TIE i<cts.
VisitiHg'Cnrds,
Bill Heads,
Checks,
Blanks,
etc, etc,
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Secretary Of state Lewis CAS-
:" Treasury ...... ...... iip"tl' N"pU
Interior. ...Jttop thompson
Navy................,A Aaron brown
:. War............... ........I. y. Floyd
Postmaster tirrerd ...... .....'... NHlhA CllH"ru
Assistant SECRETARY ot state .... lIeary Led; ara
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NGtECe.

ITa.tEcc.
srATv OF CAtYoevIA, Once Bird OF Snperv sors'
county of Butte. De. 5lh, 1851.
IT is ordered by the Board Of supervisors OF Butte
County. that hereafter any person or persons pre-
So ting claim or claims Tor amy services or labor
Of any nature or for merrh .udIsr, or n. 9th pro
uery. or tor supplies fo the use and benefit Of the
County, shall certify thereon what officer or person
ordered or contracted for such labor, service or
supplies. A v:cston O; tins az Ter afer this notice,
,hallte decFs:e good grounds ior rejection
Attest MI DARRALH, Clerk
ByJ.iI MAPLE. Deputy.
NrnNille boz I. ISL dl-.m
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
Rim 4

President ..JAxEs HrcH,NkN
Vice PresideDt...... ..John g. Breckenridge
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7~e ~-~e
AAyMEATI WHEAT l.-S 900 ms IS.
w Of coed Spring WHEAT wanted, for which
weswill pay the highest market price In CASH.
aug1dAw VIII. AUSTIN i co.
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DELINQUENT LIST OF LOTS,
IN whieh Special Taxes are due and unpaid
~ for laying plank side walk,
Owners Names. Lot Block. Tax Cost.
Unknown, 40 $a.46 $l.15
Q 10 ia6 lis
NOTICE ID hereby given 10 the owners of the
Lots described In the foregoing lst situated in the
City VI keakuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
and al others Interested, that special tax has
beou assessed ana levied on said lots by the City
lonscai OF said city for laying plank Sidewalk In
front Of said lots designated In ahove list and
unless payment ba maav of tine taxes no levied
and also a. before the 18th day Of Noven ber
A. u. lS5s, the said lets, or so much thereof NJ
shall be necessary todissharge said tar and costs
will he sold on the day aforesaid. ut the Mayors
oficc in raid city between the hours Of o'clock
q. M and oo'cloek pm.
&C. G. STEVENS,
Collector Of Getty Of Keokuk.
Oct &c, Jsss-dtd
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DAHLOR. chamber and Kitchen
L SETS, u all kinds, for sale cheap for Cash. BY
GEO. X. kILEOUKNE. Agent,
Main-st., bet. % aud Sd,
mayi5d Reok NIX, Iowa.
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Foreclosure or mortsare.

- nIQItkAkGs
State OF Iowa, In the District Court of Lee
Lee County,a. County, ut Keokuk.
Isaac X. Cochran "a. W iliam purnelll
and Mary Purnell his wifp, james Force iosurs
H. areen and Jonathan Wyeof.
vIyHE above named defendants are hereby mott
i fed that there Ii now on fla in the Office OF
the Clerk Of the District Court OF Lee County, Ut
sAv.A sAs fs...AuA VI s.sa ieaac b. Cochran
claiming of the said William purneli Ave
hundred and sixty-six 66-lo0 dollars with tho
interest thrseon, ~ money due on two prcmis-
sorry notes aud . mortgage on part Of lot four in
block one hundred and ninety-eight In said city.
TO secure the same, all executed by him TO said
Cochran and Green, and claiming also the Fore
ciosure Of said mortgaga; and that unless they AZ
pear and answer theret1 On or before the Tuesday
next after the first Monday III February, 1859. de-
fault will be entered against them and judgm ent
rendered thereon. Dated the 27th day OF septem-
her, 1855. NJ. j. KELLY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff in the foregoing matter having
obtained an order Ut publication against William
Purneil and Mary parncii, and James III. Green
from the Ws.iict Court Of said Lee County lowa,
let pahlaeation be made in the s.aata Gity.n !
newspaper published In said county, tAree times
per week for four consecutive weeks.
ERIE ". LEkCH, Clerk d. G.
Sept. IS, isgS-aersud4w
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ANDREW =. WILKINSON,
ff.ase Wilkinson j. Marshall
vhoIcsaic ana HeIaiI Drugsist,
NO. 0G MAIN-ST.,
nFFERs; for cash To the trade, aud at retail, .
~ full assortment of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes indow Glass, Glass Ware and
varnishes, at ard below market rates.
Aug. 10, '5s-d
NITRATE Silver Crystalized--4s ounces Chem
IN icaliy pure, in store and for sails by
A. WILKINSON,
auglsd 9s Main-st.
| CsrIs. TURFkNTINE--2o 200 gal. in barrels and
Deans, in store and for sale BY ,x
augi6d 90 Main-st.
T lNsEED, Lard and sperm oii---2oo gal. each,
- - '"'' - a. ). WILKINSON,
muglbd 20 Main-st
| A LCoHoL, SO aud IS per 500 gal in store
: -N - 80 8 a. J. WILKINSON,
auglbd ~ Maih-s..
| (SoopER's IsIN6LAss--s 80 ihs OF this superior
s " A. j. WILKINSON,
augl6d s6 Main-st.
| 4 YEk's Cherry Pec,oral-- 200 dozen Of this
| "A standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, In
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for heokuk,
augI8d ss Main-st.
| LNkAYsER's BAKING POWDER, admitted by
| J. all who have tried Ii a. superior to any 9TH
/ or, Manufactured and for sale by
/ A. J. WILKINSON,
| aug2id 90 Main street.
XarDtnhes.
/ T0PAL Nos. l and 2; Coach, Iron, Demas or
~ White, japan and Leather, OF the Queen City
Varnish Co., for sale in quantit ties to suit, by
a.. J. WILKINSON,
| aug23d 90 Main-sts
kIkEK's FAkINA, y die: Tor Inyaiids and
Ii the sick, for sale by
A. ]. WILKINSON,
aug23d e6 Main-st.
| DERRY DAVIS Pain Knler-1 10 gross large me-
, i dunn aud small sises, for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON.
aug23d sd sin-st.
I THR0MES--6reen aud yellow, dry, In store and
4 ~ for sale very low by
A. j. WILKINSON,
auroad 20 Main-st.
II DIkE Castor Gl-Pressed and Clarified
4 BY steam--ln store ard for sale lpw by
&. j.. WILKINSON, Druggist.
1 aur3li a6 Man-st.
AA ACE, 100 lbs. prime Penang IN store and fol-
M saiehy a. j. WILKINSON,
4 suu2sd 90 Main street.
1 .-s .@sz =
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TUE Co-partnefship heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the name and
nrm Of farrar iiaines IL this day disso!ved Nv
mutual consent. Robert +, Y. Hsiues " Ell con.
tlnae In the business, aud sign the name of The
hrn in liquidation. They will aIsa settle all ac-
counts "a THO late lrm, and all debts due ii must
be paid theia. III h. fAHKhR,
E0BEEI HAiNES
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COAL! COAL! COAL!

EEVINe n
ZINE, SuperGne, md Fancy Brands Of Flour, In
Sacks and Barrels, For sale low to the trade,
by CLEa Il Ohm, TAYLOR CO.,
nug26 Levce.
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The undersigned, having formed CO. Partner
ship uader the name ard st yle al Haines Brother,
anf purchased the entire iitsfrst on III. 4. Farrar
viii sastssua the business ~ mantfant sring sash
the old stand, corner Of 4 Bluff Streets, near he
keolsuk N Dcs Moines Rail Road Depot.
ROBERT HAiNEs,
Leokuk sept. rs, ~. r. q. HAIAEs.
Des5si
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]. K. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,

S&S&AAADA&h1AAAAAA &AA0Os8AAAANN0AA1
Land and General Agent,
TELLI q nee OFFICE,
NO. ~ MAIN-ST.,
RUYs, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro-
- perty Of every kind
Advances Money on, and sells, Goods Of every
kind.
Draws Deeds Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles 10 Property.
Gives reliable Information respecting the Price
Of Property.
TakEs Acknowledge
Is Agent for lnsuranse Go paniss.
Inquiries BY Letter promptly replied to.
Negotiates Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent Rights
Loans Money ON Collateral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and punct ual.
ity, are the ding features VI this House.
Refer 10 the following gen tlemen
X. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. w. Ciagett.
Geo. g. Andssson 8 Co., bankers.
Rix, Hale j CO.. Banker.
GS-Agencies and Business Solicited.
sept. 4, 5S-d
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The Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG A. HiHGE, Agents,
Eo.l4a Main street, ..........K EoKuK, IOWA.
i lFFER FOR SALE, in quantities to suit, the
- following varieties Of Powder
Rfe--k6. FIJI. and fFka. in %, l2l, and
9Th kegs.
(" FFFa. in cases Of IS ! Id. canisters.
{" /" /"
Blasting and Mining-F. FF. and 0. IS ID. kegs
SAFETY FusE at Wholesale and retail
We will furnish the above Powder by single pack
age, At lowest market rate.
We will furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
rynsen, quantities upon the lowest terms, and do
hyer 10 them here, thereby saving 10 them all risk
af transportation. In ali cases we will GUARANTEE
cur powder To give satisfaction.
Consumers OF powder buying in 8, 10 or 70 kee
lots, can save money by buying OF ns.
Sportsmen can buy Of Us at retail
PowpEn in aud Id. oanisters, and any desired
quantity.
Satf1 by pound, bag or keg.
GuS CAPS, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
ser27 No. la9 Main at.
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lsassulurson !.

toIIsciof o. The CITY Of Keokuk
Oct &c, Isss-dtd
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31OM q. -. 0U1KvEN,s AGENCY
RAND IL = RAIL y . y
or CANADA.
"a DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTE
vRon fMK wnsr TO
Deaf0M, NNc York, asd the Eastern States
rss fAs Michigan Csnfrai, Great Western,
Oe1smstxrgA vsymoa, CenfYai, sad
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
1nsssugrrs by this rout have m opportunity OF
Visiting some Of tho grandest and most Won
9eefal scenery In the world, including Iov0~te,
1uaGsrs Fafss, Svspemsiox Bridge, Thousand Iiaads
1npsks al the ST. Lsrrencs, Qsebee, Momfreai, Waite
1evststxs the Twbuiar b idge, (neoriy tmo miles in
1Dtel, Lake CAanpiaaa, Fails Of Moatmoyescs,
- Rseev, ETC., etc.
W. Il and after May /, 1858, Baggage will be
Ssksd Through from Chicago.
To Em1GRANTs.
PAssaees may be secured at the Office Of the Com
pAny In Chicago by SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol Ruli,
Aberdeen md Montrosc. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supcrintends the removal Of
smigrants and baggage At Quebec free OF charge.
Faro from $50 to $s5 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions
The Mammoth Steamship
l. EVA n m a N,
on - 500 TONS AND 700 FEET LoNGi
II Under contract to this Company for one or more
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be Issued Tickets FROM Chicago for all
points East, also fer the LcyiathAn, or for the NJ
D. S. IS. Co.. shirs can be obtained nj tho Once
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 90 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
J. wARRAcK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. Il. Co., of Canada.
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srArEKENr q ne urSas Usssssn
Insurnnco ana Truet Uonpnnye u
PhalaAelDhia. Pann.
aT ATp an row Auns~cu = fswus~u
- H.. Mo,s.s. ~ Ie' mt.
rm,....A- ..sa.. ~. :. -. aL.L -. ~
Tn hereby esrunso, tna. On tes i4.a ~ ~ g.
October Isss s.aaemsn. was nisa e ~ =.
ros sHo "A'.A go ~ W. :, - - - nsrt- s.s-St~
$3.50 .s = = 49, 1v..LLkSrn! sAsSS.~Sxsrn-
n sa.a ~ " ~, ~ 80 vi = -
Icoo, IN acIo,uah.s ~1'h ,ns Pros.s'ons
- wy 90 ~ VIZ se.p.2tn-.
us1y 1o.nt ,o'i, AnAe euNn .i.s.s
thas saia COMPANY - possessu - sne .Saa..
sa."s"soi o'p''"'' '" e A's''s1 =
ac,. ,.. :. ...,. n;v - ~. .hov.,.
Insui snos Io"p.ny ~ n.as.SS 80 az.
. .nSe "a 'h's 0'a's IN a''0'0sa's ~'A - ~
tnsteo1, p.L,
Aso eef,incu ana' sam y 80
" nsonun, nus p:sn auiy arlosus. ~. ~ 80
tnsI In ~, n.oansy NV ssas. (, frsn,..y
- Ac0 WIN Iuli t"c, ~ s - =. $3.50 49,.
therein and 70 acknowledge service Of pfoess spon
.h;. oa;as ~i.h .hs ra,l 80 tha Distr.t Cont In
sa' s s o'aso =, "'su aAs WIN Va s"o -
anu ~. sa.a oosnsy. a q,
49, . ~ ~ - sW, 49, M
WV sop} v s.v $500 80 h,
r, ..s ~. "a "a N "a .nv .asl ~ asscs
VI -, . mS haaa ana s% a, my ys IA 81 once
shs M lS.h d = r e. vc'o a, l.os:
49, n.r.s
- pea, D'p1v'
SrArsNENr OF the Great Western lnsurance
and Trust COMPANY.
paiLA prlPHIA, Sent i. 1850
/. Name and Iocslitv-.s13rsst Westsrn fnsuranee
And Truat CON many ~ PhiIsdslphia.
a Amount 81 Osnital Stock Ab00 060 90
4. Anti Capital slock Maid Ia as. 500 20
4. Assets 81 O..
T. cash on hand and in hands Of
Arents. ..4I0,4Ii.e?
2. Real Estats ~ per
schedule anne red. 10. zoe 90 Or sChed
aA4 bonds and Mart
cages ~ uAr Schad-
uls anne led. ....,...... 81. 500 90 40 500
&. fs2 shaYss psrrh Hot Z
tom state Mining
"a a ya0 IA
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A Ls0, new supply Of
IL kanes Expedition,
Esrtan's I.ifa of Barr.
PROCTOR Lagsnds and Lyrics.
Mintrrn's New York Ia btlhi.
B&neroft's seventh knlume.
EIsctoon. Just received BY
octsA OGDEN, BRoWNELL 4 &C.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25
A IInppY DAY.

This is the day appointed for TnANKsGrv-
originating, in its pr, sent form, among mer
who ranked among the purest and best tn,
world ever saw-we mean the Pilgrim Fa
theirs of New England-we shall do no NOR,
work until the rising of another sun Will
the general cessation of business around us, i
is well that the busy pen should rest and th'
clicking of the type should cease There is
no reason why the printer should not be as
happy as the balance of mankind on the days
set apart for hilarity and joy. Therefore, we
repeat. that there will be no work done in
the office Of the NATIoSAL DEMocRAT to-day,
and, consequently, no paper will be issued
! therefrom until Saturday morning. Neither
do we feel that the time is wasted for an old
| fashioned book called the Bible says, there Is
a time for all things--a time to sing ana
| time to dance; time to weep and time to
laugh time to be merry and time to be
sad, n time for repentance and time Tor
Thanksgiving; and this latter time has now ar
rived, without setting us back in the least! j!
We are full of nnkfulness-thankful that we
are alive and well; thankful that we don't
have to work while Others play thankful
that our country is great and prosperous;
thankful that there are plenty of turkeys in
the market, 'and every body rich enough to
buy at least one-this may be called kind
of philanthropical thankfulness, ess,-tliankful
that the voice Of the turtle is yet heard in
the land" (no allusion to turtle soup) and
that there is prospect of many single people
becoming double-this may be called philo-
sophical thankfulness, s,-thankful that female
itself on an extended scale, and that the pretty
dears are not all of them afflicted with Moth
ing to Wear :" thankful that real estate is i'm
proving in yalue-this may be called an en-
tirely disinterested thankfulness, thankful
that this Golden State is still opening its rich
bosom to the explorations of the busy seekers
of wealth thankful that there are honest men
sprnkled among the knaves, (of which latter,
we fear, there are too many in every commu-
nity) and finally, that the great doctrine of
Popular Sovereignty is looming up above the
horizon with vastness ard grandeur that
strike terror to the craven hearts of its enc
mics. For all these things, and much more
that we might enumerate, are we most sin,
cerely thankful, and we shall endeavor to
show it by eating as much turkey as is con-
sistent with due regard to the laws of hy-
giene
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

APPLICATION FOR DIVORCE E-Alce Z. Bul.
lock commenced, yesterday, in the District
Court, suit for divorce from her husband,
Ezekiel Bullock 1t is alleged in the com
plant that the parties were married in San
francisco, October 4th, 1851 and have re.
sided ever since in California 1.-THE last two
years In this city;) three children, aged be-
tween the Years of three and six, were the
issue thereof; that on the 18th of July. 1887
defendant was indicted for the murder Of
Thomas Latter; was tried theron on the 9stb
of October, 1857, and found guilty of murder
in the second degree, and sentenced to i'm.
prisonment in State Prison for the term of
fourteen years. 1t is also alleged, in addition
to the present inability of the defendant to
provide for the support of his family, that for
some three years previous to his said convic-
tion he was addicted to intemperance-w
habitually intemperate. The plaintiff also
prays that she may be awarded the care of
the children above mentioned.-Sac Union,
yesterday
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

THANKSGIVING SERyIcEs.-The congrega
tons of the Presbyterian, Methodist and
Episcopal Churches will unite to day in their
Thanksgiving Service at the Episcopal
Church. Service commencing at IL o'clock
All are invited to attend. AS the music of
the Episcopal Church isofa very excellent
character, and the choir will be in attendance
in full force, we may expect the musical part
of the solemnities to be grand feature OF
the occasion. Rev. Mr. Cooper will deliver
the Thanksgiving Sermon.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

SISTERS NorRE- DAME-A very interesting
ceremony took place yesterday, at the Aead'
envy Of the Sisters of Notre-Dame. 1t seems
that the Lady Superior, who is very much
beloved by her pupils-and she is indeed a
noble woman-has been on n visit to the
lower country. and returned yesterday. Her
scholars were resolved upon giving her an
agreeable surprise, and, accordingly, were
ready, shortly after she made her appearance,
to present her with a beautiful carpet and
center.table, which was accordingly done
with due form and ceremony Fathers Slat.
terry and Dyart were present and were grace
fully thanked for the honor of their presence,
on the occasion. by one of the young ladies,
whereupon Father Slattery, with his usual
tact and readiness, responded in few elo-
uuent and well timed remarks The occasion
was one of much pleasure to all parties con-
cerned
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

DoGTowN.-W have been furnished with
an interesting letter from this locality, which
shall appear in our next issue. 1t was re-
ceived at too late an hour for publication in
the present I
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

cB- Looking over the advertisements in
an old paper, the Independent Chronicle
and Boston Patriot" of date Oct. Ia, 1926.
we find the following
LECTURES ON CHEMISTY AND MINERALoGY.
nR. WEBSTER will commence his evening course
~ of Lectures Chemistry and MineraloRy, for
ladies and gentlemen, Monday, Oct l6th at half
past P. NJ. at the Pantheon Hall
Tickets for the course, for a single lecture,
may be obtained at the Book Store Of Richardson 4
Lord, No. 1873 Washington street.
The question arises, is this the same Web
ster who was hung, twenty-thres years after
ward, for the murder of Parkman? ? Is there
no Cambridge graduate who can tell us? We
pause for reply.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-11-25

MARYsvLLE THEATER-The theater will
open, this evening, with Chrsty's Minstrels,
it being the first night of their last visit to
this city, before setting sail for New Orleans
In addition to programme of briefer conf,
calities, the side splitting farce of Schemmer-
horns Boy will be performed, George Chris
" as Julius Schemmerhorn, together with a
scene from Uncle Toms Cabin, introducing
Topsy's song and dance by Master Eugene
and the entirely new acts of the Echo Band
or the Demon of the Woods and the laugha
BILE Cocoa Nut Dance. The occasion will b,
one of rare jollity, and death to the blues