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half riFhs 10 IL ss.nsit e ths Illinois Senator
fAas Prince Of Demagosues. Stephen A. Dug
La, hss wsittsn . rsmsrsslsssly long ds9nistion
upou Squattsr Sovereignty. lie has however
done tho public the kindneas 30 have II published
In Haspsr'a Magazine, which was secure rom the
privileges Of republication by copyright. To add
Iccs -srs dseres Of jptolsrancs 70 bis new sysiem
of elecs;oneering for the Chief Magstrany, be has
permitted Harper Brothers % alton its rcpubli-
cstisn Douglas Il weary Of being kept IN the
back .eroaud For several Presidential terms he
has behaved with Democretic decency. by with
holding his name from, the use OF conventions.
1hj.. however has not besn done until IL was ap-
lparen. that he stood no conceivable chance. Now
he has determined 10 obtain the Charleston nom-
nation by fear Of his potency for discord IL form
other reason. We hope 10 nee the NOMINATION.
conferred upon Southern man Upon no post
BILE ground save that Of availability,.would we be
willing IN nee tho Illinois senator endorsed by that
honorable body. Even beyond hason's d Dixon's
line there looms up in hoary veneration that EN-
bodi,nent Of republican purity. Daniels. Dcken-
aou. He has never lent his aid to distract and
render odious the party to which BIO has been for
years attached
Douglas Manifesto will be read by few. We
are In hopes the barriers Of copy-rightism would
withhold II from all bat limited class Of readers.
But in this va are disappointed and the public
journals will. In the spirit Of morbid emulation,
infict upon their readers the wrong of occupying
their columns with this lengthy document.
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noug' OF T.. Joslin his entire ioerest in IN
concern OF Whiltenore Jpslin woud enIar nv ,i.
r. ny Tn AM customers for yer, liberal share Of their M
tI i seven years hoping To have continuance Of
"'e H'r III Tie Lynrllb'irg Agricultural Work -
sept lj-,ts , uru,rrr,
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THINGs TELEaR ,pBED FROM WAsmISGTov The
news Of II successful revolution in Costa Il ca being
unex pertesl. had created much interest and surnri-
Sc in ofh'.ial aud diplomatic quarters. Senior Mo-
lima Minister from that republic, has left for New
York to meet rx-president Mora.
Col. Faunilcroy has left Washington to take
command of the military department of New
Mexico.
Mr.. Hendricks resignation as Commissioner
Of theGeneral Land Office takes place to-day Moth
ing has been heard from Judge Hughes US to the
acceptance # tie Office.
The President has appointed VIM f.. Morse, of
Nebraska, agent for the Indians in tho Omaha
agency, vice VIM. Wilson, resigned.
Col, Hawkins of the British army. on Tuesday
brought despatch concerning the San Juan dis
pute to the British legation. and then left for New
York to take, passage for England with dispatches
from Governor Douglas to her Majesty's govern
ment on the same subject
However much our gnvcrnr'e nt may he impress
sed with the truth that the island of San Juan be-
longs to there appears to be doubt that both
the governments Of Great Britain and that Of the
United States will instruct their agents in that
quarter to net with the utmost circumspection in
view of n satisfactory adjustment of the existing
difficulties.
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tr HtIV,Fy 10 me or 70 Mr. J. D. Hail. AnheIN IT,
sept l5-dts EDGAR WHIrEHEAD
(tNZlNE-For removing from silks Ribbons 10th,
"t 'r cleansing Gloves, Velvet. silk wooden
'"or w'hoh changing the most delicate color for sale by
sept lii,s STABIFI A. ZONES
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HollnWav,s Pills
Grover 81 Bakers

oIONC l OK 4odhcI ..
" ~ CELEBRATED AaILy SEWING MAGAZINES, l95 Brsl
HkSf5 way, New York. and 1sf Baltimore Street Baiimnt
NEW sTYLE-PRICE $5o-HEMMEks p EXTRA
This machine sews from two spoos purchased from tn
store tenirns no rewinding Of thread II HENS FEELS ah
and Stitches IN superior style, finishing seam BY
operation without 10 the hand needle as i.
4ured by other machines 1t will do better and cheaper
ing than can, If she works one cen,
hohr
send for circular Ut DAVIS 4 CO
may 3iis. Agents, l.nchburg
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IN - II ,sA...,.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT"S OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co, !
LNSCnBuEG, Va, Sept. l7th 1879
S and after WEpSHspA 22h inst the Mail and Passcn
" ger Train will not sop nj Lisbon
by order of the I,ourd.
sept l1-dlm +. II. GILL Gen supt.
NOTICE is hereby given that undersigned has been ap
pointed Sole Agent for the Southern III.
Lanpstrnth Patent Movable Como Bee Hive
ms HNc has been used approved and adopted
cnehi ana extensive Bce-keepe of our county, (ncung
Mr. NJ Quinby author of the Mysteries Of Bce-Keening tx
scrptse pamphlet of will be- sent by mail rccp
cent postage stamp, 10 those who desire IT, Orders ndyi
ual and territorial rights should be addressed
RICHARD COLNIN, Baltimore, Md.
Langstroth on the Honey Bee.
A NEW, PERFECT AND RELIABLE SYSTEM or
Is T. T. G u LTU e.
PRICE 81 %.
Sent by mail, prc-lni, on receipt Of price. Address
sept i'-diw RICHARD tOINlN. Baltimore. MI.
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DR.. Wistar's Balsam of wind Cherry

Dr. WlStar'S BalSam of Wild Cherry
BALLoC's Pictorial, Of gath july, :-Eeahl
tor OF and Publisher Of u widely circuaiei iourna We
ecm Hide less Than crime to recommend any n,r,ica
"d ne re-, virtue Of which We could not e"u-enoos. n
irst Ih.s fn'isamlc compoan has lcsne h"ne 6xiuh
and all persons who suffer- anal has IN vain ATTEMPTED
their Sougs Colds, Broncia< Pulmonary Complaints MS
use oi t's hte'inaled remedy. 6 =
equally conclusive:
,o ss%% %oa Rev. ,sn,y Woo fDn. E, Q v cs
al besr''t syria, aud now Chaplain IN n, ~.
..., - 4Coxcag,, ". ~ Mar,AA
ago sudden and violent aack ston my L,rn4s r' m'
IN! bed for several weeks and when r.,sii.,. va
nen oppressed by difficulty in breaih., TIA! 'n M
aie :" sleep or rest ura bad by ui:ai fhr frg As
rNtrenc, and judging rom ~. I.......,v, aha b,
H. " Ty. ,ae disease ns.i aele BENG lel
It's efficiency fDun the hcu an rni,,.sv NOV bct r
one he was used up. sympathy us fri,w sufferers h.
hures me TO make this public statement, r>i,n,nd te ar
ucie 10 others similarly afflicted,
'"f''. = '~ithreaases ssAs. .rssy. g $ oon
None genuine anles: signed BUTTS On the wrapp.r
Waiaia 4. srshsr Il Co., and iona IL seay Isnehbur
O. pngb GampI.sl C. H.; and by all Druggists aud deae,
n'edie'ae throughout TIKI cix pnd cosntry. sept u"
Sore Throat PlGgle and Sore Throat.
T~ THIS quality Of sixng hold and causing the ~
Mson u tepraved huuqrs Is posse osed by no Ohtf
iasy Lii. .ass z " s. s;''p
roaS Ga na, sSY Seess .ss K below THAI q s
thai Is around the throat rceion produces sore ihra scr
throat Pagae and the headache and FEVER Within 81
ng an ne part sfses Of collecting w al the disease
hahofs really for expulson no hurt OF weakening ehd sa
r pa. aI.s -4r s V. ssssss ssnso .s on S
Important is .skass4 sss hat nsisips which only s,
gushss ne dseaas - lervsS en- epcs behind Sold
York. - - Vss - ~'~t--TS se,t iok
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Timely Notice--Payment of ac.n..,s

n small, VI very great importance me- and one of
me- bs , Thor aII Of Informing friends Who are OWN,
M, s"eIs thai they will and itcIr hs r.g
in nna, on ue Isl day 81 July Those who sie 10
Witch ,;., WI oe anoried oplnrtaily oariv In n,s III
ENFORCE pigment seau y compclled 10
June l7dts-Rep. copy. " NJ ~ ~ y END
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D@we are authorized =, announce R. L. MA,
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Ano il / G ca Snpoly Of Neyv c,au
ETH Or sEp-rI'[ ,a.a ~>''

AN now OPP iitg ut cash store n Inrv. g., oc al. a., . Il
q a'ia dc NJ. ED WINTER GOODS for Ladies TEND
s'u A> AM Girls, ~hic added former arri,r, mat "
Sth e'h, ,cir Terms usual: cash ~, ,leiyry 49, u
sept i3dts JNn \ Die, ~ VIZ goal
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~,,t, Fruit Cans, Fruit Cans.
lust "es civ, a., LOT Your Fruit Cans and Jar We have
oeuta"Y ff"H tdns and Irs which viii he ,lJ on H.,
'"'"hah' Terms by taug i.tsl G. q BLISS a. rm 's
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None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS q, the wrapps
r.spsr.i ~ :. W.OWLE d 90, nassoS, aud fT saic
" u p A. s,rAhsr Go4 and Jni,a H. seay, ISneiburg
Ingp Eamp'sAi & H.; and by all Druggists ant dealer
medicine throughout TIKI civ nd country sept 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-17

BELL AND r,IE Crrr LrxrHsuns III announce my..,
ad.ss - ~ eus.y eszrt u esnpt.,s eau
scpt 1ttifdoe THO. l. ARR!SCTox
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Eastern Political News.

The Opposition to the Administration in
Georgia were to hold State Convention on
July 3d. 1t is thought that if the Buchanan.
ties get possession of the Democratic State
Convention, the result will be complete
political revolution, giving majority of the
Congressman and one United States Senator
to the opposition.
The Richmond Wing says that the Repub.
licans in Virginia hold The balance of power,
aud alleges that Letchers nomination was
made with view to securing that influence.
The end was accomplished.
The Democrats of Vermont find the Ad-
ministrOtion adherents in that State seeking
to defeat Mr.. Douglas for the delegation to
Charleston. The quarrel is warm one
How Buchanan does like Senator Douglas
1t is thought that the Opposition of Mis-
sssippi will nominate for Governor, Judge
Sharkey who presided over the late Anti
Slave Trade Convention at Vicksburg.
The following, from Forney's Press, shows
that the Anti Lecompton Democracy of Penn
sylvania are hopeful that the Democratic
party is not dead in the Keystone State, but
only sleeping. With Douglas in Illinois,
Forney in Pennsylvania, and Broderick and
McKibbin in California, all laboring for the
right, the Democracy must unite upon the
Cincinnati Platform of NonIntervcntion or
else it must share the fate which any party
deserves when it abandons the great doctrines
upon which it was founded
Protesting to deal fairly and impartially
between individuals and organizations, we
cannot avoid doing justice to the general tone
and temper of the resolutions of the Opposi-
tion Convention, which assembled at Harris
burg on the Sth inst, and which our readers
will find in the Press of this morning The
refusal to indorse the obsolete Republican
platform of 1856, on the subject of Congress.
sional intervention for the prohibition of
slavery, is q wholesome indication and the
acceptance though not in express terms of
the doctrine of popular sovereignty, and the
reputation, in direct language, of the at
tempt to establish a slave code in the Terri
tories, are concessions to a Just and public
sentiment, which, we confess, we had no
right to expect from this body SO much for
the general scope of the resolutions on the
leading questions. The rest may be set down
under the category of tub to the whale
We have no doubt that the next Democratic
Convention which assemblies in Pennsylvania
will march up much more squarely to the
principles now accepted by the great body of
the American people, particularly of the free
States, and that in 1860 we shall be a unit
once more in support of the rights and the
equality of the States, and in hostility to sec.
tionalism and disunion of every shape"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
The Governnr.

The Governor of this State will leave his
official duties on tomorrow. and devote the
ensuing fifty five days to the task of riding
over the State and making forty-two speeches
in support of the ticket nominated at Sacra-
mento, by the Federal office holders of the
State, by and with the advice and consent Of
VIM. NJ. Gwin. The Governor in the mean
time, will doubtless be compelled TO consume
more or less of good Bourbon, and to mix
freely with the Lecompton masses. What is
to become Of the affairs of State during the
time mentioned? Is Col. E. Lewis, Esq,
to act as Deputy Governor Who will re-
store citizenship to convicts as their terms
expire We believe his Excelency is too
warm an advocate of equality to withhold
from those unfortunate gentlemen who
emerge from the Penitentiary, between now
and September 9TH, those favors which, as a
matter of sound policy, he has granted here
tofore to others How can they vote for La,
than, unless they are restored to citizenship
This is question which may well be con-
sidered by Statesman. We are told that
Governor Weller said, in this city last fall,
that he should make no political speeches in
the State during his term of office. Has his
term expired, or are his speeches not to be
political? Perhaps he can give us some new
arguments, to sustain the position he took in
1857, when he told the people that their
brethren in the Territories were as cOmpe-
tent to govern themselves after they had
emigrated to a territory as they were before,
when they resided in States We sincerely
wish to see the Governor renew his acquain
tance with the Cincinnati Platform, with
which he was formerly on such amiable
terms.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
MAnrsv11Lr- LnlK 11th. 1859.

hAhAoNAi4hbI oNiy AAN"i A~SN'
Col. II. p. WATKINs-DEAR SJR Having been
placed in nomination by the Anti-Lecompton DEM
ocratc party of this county for the office OF State
Senator, and you having received nomination
for the same Office from the Administration party,
in my humble opinion it behooves us, as candl-
dates for that position, to canvass this county to-
gether, thereby giving the people fair chance tn
Judge of our several qualifications, as well as to
determine, from our own statements, whose polti-
cal position and principles they endorse. There
fore propose, ifagreeabe to you, that we make
arrangements to that effect by making out an
agreed list of appointments for public speaking
throughout the county.
Please answer soon, stating when and where
we, or our friends, may meet to agree upon this
arrangement Respectfully, yours,
G. L. DEL0NG.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Tnr Marysville Express published Fourth

THE Marysville Express published a Fourth
of July oration delivered by Rev. Mr. Tay-
lor, and the Democrat wrote an unfavorable
criticism upon it. This drew forth several
iltempered communications and an editorial
from The Express, in reply, the Democrat
having to receive much personal abuse and
rdicule Fourth of July orations generally
are hardly worth eiticising, but the editor of
the Democrat had perfect right to act upon
a different supposition, which he did with
correctness and degrees of courtesy that
deserved more politeness in return.-Hy-
draulic Press
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

RETURNED.-Our esteemed friend and fel-
lOw-citizen, A. Ellison, Esq. returned yester-
day from trip to the Coast Range, where
he has been regaining his health by the aid
Of the abundant game, the clear mountain
air, and the waters of the sulphur springs.
he looks hale and good humored, and ready
to strike good blows whenever a good job at
blaeksmithing or plough making is entrusted
TO him, or whenever the Democratic party
needs defender
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

RECORDERS CoURT. Anna McCabe, eour-
texan, convicted for fighting, fined $25,
which she promptly paid
A Mexican woman, d. d., discharged
which exaspe ated her so much that she used
insulting language to the Recorder, for which
he ordered her to be locked up for twenty
four hours.
John Oberhite, convicted of petit larceny
stealing two dollars and half, on Mon
day--sentenced to twenty-five days in the
chain gang.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Democratic Meeting.

The Anti.Lecompton Democrats of Marys-
vile are requested to meet this tuesday
evening at o'clock, at the Court House, for
the purpose of making arrangements for the
mass meeting to be held on Thursday.
Per order.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

FRED GErzLERs SALOON is "GEM of purest
ray" We are glad to know that his efforts
to please are properly rewarded by reason
able amount of ready cash. He deserves
well, 10th in social and a business point of
view. Fred keeps the Gem Saloon on D st.,
east side.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

STABBrNe,-A man named Fred. Clark
was stabbed, on Virgin Alley, between 1st
and I'd streets, about o'clock yesterday
morning, by a Mexican named Hosea Maria
The wound is bad one. The assailant had
not been arrested yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

TnE Express nervously applies the follow
ing quotation to us:
"Thou wear a Lions hide Doff it for shame,
And hang calfs skin on those recreant limbs
Thank you-as soon as you are Rayed diipe
we viii endeavor to oblige you.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

The Day AFTER TUE FAR.-The S. F. Times
makes some comments upon the political po-
sition of the DEMOCRAT. and has something to
say about Hon. J. C. McKibbin. The DEMO
GRAFT understood Mr.. McKibbin's position cor.
rectly, according to that gentlemans own
letter published by us, and the editor of the
Times has before this time seen the letter.
Further comment is unnecessary at present
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

A CHALLENeE-In this mornings issue will
be found a note from Hon. c. E. DeLong, pro
posing to his Administration antagonist to
meet him on the stump, during the canvass
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Building Lots and RIOcks.

~ Terms of sale-For any purchase urder $500,
cash for $500 and over, half cash, fourfh at
SIX mosths and balance at 10 months with interest.
Mortgages and Deeds Of sale to be paid for by pur-
chasers.
Plans of the property can be at the Auction
Rooms, Gingle Block, Second street. and artieulars
giyer by E. PINNIX, or H. BARNETT, AGctloaeer.
i22ptd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

CHEAP Day GooDs.-By reference to their
advertisement in to-days DEMOCRAT, it will
be seen that Fletcher d Hobson offer great
inducements to the ladies and say that they
will sell their entire summer stock out at
cost.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Farm and Garden Lnnds.

Suburban Lot, N. L. of Marysville, Lot 4, Range w
containing 30 2I-lO0 acres, together with adjoining e.
y OF Lot D, Range w, containing IL s6-10O acres
This land, when well subsoiled is admirably adapted
for Vineyard and Orchard. There is an inexhapsti-
BILE supply Of water at moderate depth which can be
made available at a small outlay
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

Gov. WELLER has transferred the executive
printing from the Standard office to the es-
tablishment Of II. s. Croeker & Co. What's
np2 We thought Gov Weller was not one
Of the "sorehead" sort.-Shasta Courier.
We refer the Courier to the Governor for
information. He viii address those who lis.
ten.tO him, at Shasta, on the 9th inst.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
The Administration and Naturalized
Citizens.

ITO the Frenchman, Englishman, Irish
man or German, who may have availed him
self of the laws of our country and became a
citizen, the whole power of the American
government shall be rought to bear for your
protection in the enjoyment of your rights,
so long as you reside within oar borders. -
S. +. National.
| Why, our Government does as much rs this
for the free negro population, or even the
slaves. The whole power of "the American
Government is brought to bear" for the pro-
lection of the meanest being "within our
borders" Such, and no more, is the protec-
tiOn offered to naturalized citizens by Fed.
eral Administration which has endeavored to
steal the cloak of Democracy, to hide its
iniquitous deformitics How the holy cause
of Democracy has been sacreligiously ont
ragged by this act of sham pretenGers What,
an insult to naturalized citizens by the La
than Administration advocates! We doubt
IF the Know Nothings, il in the enjoyment Of
absolute power could ever think of DENYING
to the naturalized citizen the same protection
afforded the native But narrow minded and
bigoted though it be, Know Nothingism is
liberal in its sentiments as compared with
Buchanan Federalism.-S f. NewS.
Our naturalized friends are of course aware
that Mr.. Buchanan's Secretary of State has
declared that our Government will not pro-
tect them upon a peaceable visit to their
native land. Our Government will not be
able to protect itself abroad much longer, if
m6ecile and superannuated old fogies carry
out for us the views of that arch old Federal
ist, James Buchanan In 1912 Mr.. Buchanan
opposed the war with England. He thus
defended England's pretended right to i'm
press American seamen, who were guilty of
foreign birth. The old monarchist would
now permit American soldiers Gf of foreign
BIRTH to be forced by their native govern
ment into fighting piM Austria against the
liberties Of Italy!
How dear Mr. Buchanan and his Cabinet
are becoming to the lovers of Republican in
stitutions
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12

Mr.. GEO. GREINER is in town, and will at
tend to regulating and tuning pianos. See
advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
S T A Il f.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
JOHN CURRY, Of Solano County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CONNESS, Of Ell Dorado.
FOr Judge Of Supreme Court,
ROYAL T. sPRAGUE, of Shasta County.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court
JOSEPH POWELL, OF Sacramento County.
For Congress-Nsrthern District,
JOSEPH c. McKIBBIN, Of Sierra County.
For Congress-Southern District,
S. A. BOOKER of San Joaquin County.
For State Treasurer,
JOSIAH JOHNSON, Of Sacramento County.
For State Controller,
GEORGE PIERCE, of sonoma County.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
A. II. MYERS, OF Alameda county.
For Attorney General,
EDMUND RANDOLPH, OF San Francisco County.
For State Printer,
JOHN O'MEARA, Of San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
JAMES s. LONG, OF Butte County.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
DIED.

At Browns Valley, Yuba county on the nth inst,
ALFRED AKIN, formerly from Windsor c. W., aged
about 80 years.
Detroit wapers please copy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-12
Board of Delegates,

The regular meeting of the Board Of Delegates Of
the Marysville Fire Department will be held at the
City Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, 18th inst at
O'Clock. ?. ]. JOCELYN, Sec'y. NJ. 4. D.