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Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

AT the annual meeting of the State Tele-
graph Company, held in San Francisco on
Thursday last. the following gentlemen were
elected officers of the company for the ensu-
ing year II. w. Carpenter. President; R.
+. Brewster, Treasurer; JAS Gamble, Seere
tary; J. Mora Moss, R. E. Brewster, D. 8.
Roberts, and z. D. Keyes Directors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

A Ma. AvERILL, of Southern nOtorietv
VINO has been travelling in the North, writes
to the Alabama News that all the Northern
Democrats he has met with are becomino
Abolitionized. He means by this, that thew
are all for Douglas, and desires to iDsult
Douglas men by calling them Abolitiopists
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

A DfHNrEREsrED MAN-One of our wealth.
lest citizens attended church, not a great
while ago. when a collection was taken up
for a charitable object. A plate with money
in it was passed around to him, but he did
not take a single quarter ont of it. We
thought ne deserved great credit We ex-
peeted to see him grab it all
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

The SCHILLER FEsrIvAL-To-morrow in
San Francisco, will commence the grand fes-
tival in honor of the German poet, Schiller.
On Monday there will be continuation of
the festival, which will close Thursday even
ing (the poets birthday at the American
Theater, when Laube's play of Die KarIsse.u.
Ter will be perfOrmed-a play representing
scenes at the school which Schiller attended.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

"WARNINGs" TO French NEWSPAPERS. The
Journal des Debats is the only Paris newspa-
per that has been clever enough to avoid a
warning, notwithstanding its known adhe-
renee to the House Of Orleans. The Scicle
has been warned three times; the Constitu
tionel twice; La Presse twice. the PatriC
twice; the Uniyers twice; and the remain
ing papers at least once. Even the railroad
paper has not escaped.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

IEANsTER RoBBED.-A daring robbery was
Perpelrated between Nevada and Grass Val
icy, on sunday afternoon. A teamster who
had started for Sacramento in the morning
. wheh short distance beyond Hughes. was
stopped by robber, who knocked him dow.
WIN pistol and took from him seventy. Va
dollars: all the money he had we conid 49,
learn the name of the teamster. but are ~
formed that he was severely injured terr;
Die cash being cut on bis head by the blow
from the pistol.-Nsudda Journal w"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

DRowNED.-William White, well known
boatman, was drown in San Francisco, Fri.
DAY evening, by falling through hole in
the dock at the corner of Vallejo and Davis
streets Ills body was recovered next morn.
ing,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

THE yacht race in San Francisco Bay last
Thursday, between the George Steers and
the Pride of the Bay, for $500 side, was
won by the latter. She beat the George
Steers five minutes
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

DoUGLAs RECOGNIZED BY THE SOUTHERN Or
POSITION AS LEADER OF THE NATIONAL De-
MocRAoy.-Observe we'll the tenor of the
annexed article from the Macon Citizen:
That the doctrines of Mr.. Douglas are
identical with Mr. Cass Nicholson letter
only enlarged and more strongly enforced, rs
now beyond doubt. Such doctrines have
lost us Kansas, and under Democratic rule
will prevent another slave State ever coming
into the Union. The Democratic leaders
true to their instincts of Freesoil affiliation,
will certainly rally on Douglas, for Presi
dent, if they can carry Georgia in the pres.
ent election. They have found the advocacy
of the Kansas bill and Stephen A. Douglas
unpopular, and they are now silent measu
rably, and will be wholly so before the close
of the campaign. Mr.. Toomb's speech at
Lexington has been uppressed-instead of
that gentleman making Gartrell and others
who professed opposition to Douglas take
back what they said, has himself backed
dOaCn, or been "garroted" by some unseen
hand The people of Georgia, through the
instrumentality of the old Wings, repudiated
the doctrine of squatter sovereignty in lS4s,
before its virtues were tried Now when
they see the deplorable effects of the opera
tion of the principles of the Kansas bill, Will
scarcely have "a more friendly feeling for
them, though recommended by the Democrat
ic press, with Mr. Douglas and Gov. Brown
at their head. We call upon the old IVAiqs
to rally once more ao2oa their old principles
principles which time has proven were the
best ever sustained by any party in the
South. Let them resist, first, last, and all
the time, Douglas Democratic doctrine of
squatter sovereignty. Territorial legislation
and alien suffrage. if they would save the
South from degradation and the country from
revolution. We warn the people that the
success of the Democratic party at this time
will deliver the South, bound hand and foot.
to Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

PosrroNED.-Owingt to the rain last night
the lecture of Mr. Crist, on the subject of
Government, was postponed until further
notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
Congregation Benai Rar;,h

All members are requested TO attend n regular
meeting, TO be held on SUNDAY, November 6tb. At
o'clock p, M., al N. II. B, soeiety's rooms.
JONAS S. BARMAN, presr
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05

DISTRICT CoURr.-NO Court yesterday. Ad.
journed till this morning at 10 O'clock N
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
Jenkins Hair Restorative.

EENHE BEST ARTICLE NOW IN USE TO MAKE
= Hair Bald Heads. 1t Is Composition une-
qualed for the growth of the hair and curing all dis
of the hair in their worst stages. 1t is LIQUID
composed entirely of vegetable substances, and its
invention is the result of many years of practical
experiments.
Prepared only by JOHN G. JENKINS, the Hair
Restorer, Second street, opposite the Orleans HOTEL
Sacramento City.
RICE, COFFIN CO., Druggists,
street, Marysville,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
9ett advertisements.
Marxsrille HR. society.

The regular monthly meeting of this Society VIII be
held on SUNDAY, November 9Th, at O'Clock t. NJ, at
their room in the FL Dorado Buildng, on street
punetual attendance Is desired, business oil mpor-
tance will be transacted
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
Sole Agents for Marysve and The Northern Mines.
REFERENCES

REFERENCES:
Hon. @. H Bryan, ex Judge of the Supreme Court;
Hon. Gordon n Mott, ex-Judge of District Court;
Hon. Jesse o. Goodwin, City Recorder;
Mr.. E. r. Rice, Mr.. s. Sparrow, Mr.. j. O. Cooper
Mr.. W. II. Hamilton, Mr.. j. @. Wilson, DR.. j. w
Winter, Mr.. Lloyd Magruder, Mr.. G. p Robinson
Mr.. John Nash, Mr. Henry Howe Marysville; Mr.. E
W. Shores, Sutter county; Mr. Robert Kelly, Timbuc-
too. noNA If
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
SnnronnnonS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
(ofNrx ~, Vro. =

5AAAH W NAbitOhNiAf q
COUNTY OF YUBA,
VNnE People OF the State of California, to James II H.
Il CHAMBERS, Henry Haisht, D. d. Pase' r. W W.
Page and Henry BIcol, late Co-plrtners uhueI 'he
firm name and style of nase, Bacon Co., greeting
You are hereby reGui ed 10 appear IN an acn9n CON-
menced against you, defend uts, by james hawoItu
as plaintiff, The Dis rc Court of tine TENN J1aiSlai
District, IN and foY toe County Of Yuba, STATE OF Ei
iforna, and swer the conn 9int tnereln' (WSll ls
on file with tie CLERK of said county, within ten Gays
ace service upon you of Lis summons (eSelus,ve Oh
the diy Of servce) II served in said county oil una,
o. twenty Gays IL served out OF said county, oue IN
the Tenh Jud cia Dst let of the Stale oil Caiiiofna'
or fo iy Gays IL veG opt of said District Dul Wlth
the S.ate; or Judgment by deau will be taken as'lhsl
you, aceorGins 20 he prayer OF the sad Complaint
Tne said action Is brought to recover me sum OF wen
ty-nne hundred and fourteen and 4I-iOO dollars ar
legged by said pintT in his said complaint 70 oe que
rom you TO him, with interesv on twenyone hunored
ane tween y-five dollars at the rae OF one per ceut'
per mou rom March 1st, $50, and interest on sew
en- hundred and eishtynne Al 100 dollars at ne rate
Of one per cent monh from March IAN, lSoo and II
you fail to said complaint, the said plaintiff
will take Judgment fol- the SAID sum and interest, be-
sides costs.
..... Given under my hand and the Sea. Of said
Il. s.: Court, this 81 day ofNovemoer, A. d. 1909.
''..'' WM SIARKEY,
Clerk of the District Court in and for Yuba county
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
new FALL GOODS! /!
BY THE STEAMER
JOHN L. STEPHENS.
WALKER, WILSON 4 CO.

HAVEJUsT RECEIVED BY THE STEAMER JN0
IL IL Stephens, their first shipment OF
FALL GOODS,
Directfrom New York, consisting in part Of
RICH DRESS SILKS,
Rich Silk Robes-two 1ounces;
Do do do Double Skirt
Black and COlored French Merinoes:
satin Acons entirely new goods;
Plain al-wool D'Laines, oil coiors;
Paris Printed Robes, latest style:
Misses and all-wool Robes;
French Chintzr richest ever offered in this market,
Black English Grape;
Eull assortment Ladies' Cloth Cloaks;
Misses Cloth Cloaks:
few new styles Heavy shawls;
Steel Hoop skirts-woven
Also, full assortment of STAPLE GOODS, for fam.
lie at the very lowest market rates
WALKER, WILSON a CO.
sepzO-my No 81 D street, East street
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
WANTED,
Pictures Found.

A FEW DAYS AGO, TWO AMBRoTYPEs wer.
n found in the Railroad Camp, sutter county. one
die aged woman The owner can have tbor, 10 = @ .iu'
ing for thisady ertsement 'ANA cS 7psty'
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
RUBBER HOSE
WAGON ITJMRER.

NORsIsTING of Oak, Ash and Hickory pIank
~ Hubs, spokes, Felloes Shafts, Poles, AxIea'
je2T-my2p % and "a street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
WANTED,

A t THE ORLEANS RESTAURANT, Street,
IA every day-Fresh Butter, Ranch Eggs, turkeys,
Chickens, Qaails, Ducks, Geese, ana All klnds ol
Game tn highest price will be paid
nov4-tf JOHN LoWERY, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-05
S NTA CLAU S!
No. FL ID street.

lust RECEIVED, 10 cases assorted
TOYS,
DOLLS,
FANCY GOODS,
BY II. WE'LL Agent.
Don't forget, oIns,rcot nov5-tf
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meinen Soltabe9elterung, Die 5dia's 0Ort
ent5inpet bat. Oa8 lit bic SOffnun9 Der SsS'
ni9in, oaS lit bic SolInunS @5netfenuu'S, Blus
9eI's, SdarnbDrft'5, Die 9offnun9 auer Bas
trioten
llnO oieie S0ilnuns lOt erfalt meroen rief
Shill be9eiltert. 8rutuS idldft nidt, 8rns
tue waat uno 1T bereit Sur Gbat. SD lhw5re
auf 6aS idonlte mae i'd beliBe. auf oaS 0e
idenf Der SSnisn
@r 5c9 Die 8riefta19e pisoer aus ieinem
UuIen, uno feierli6 Die 9anp auf Oieielbe lee
seno, bic 9rOBen elabeupen 4ugen gum Siul'
mel erbebenD, ia8te er: SD Ihm6re, DAP i9
mein SAwert ni1t eber nieotrlescn mill, bis
Der beili8e aampf 8lCrreiA beeuOet lit, DOer bi0
Der &co mid petbnoert, meter gu fdtnpfen
@r pradte Oa8 0u9 all leine 9tppen, uuo
CiTnete eS Damn, unl nod etnrtal Die gDorte Der
SOni9tn gu lelen. Q8ie Ell in benz Bude bldt.
terte, fatterte Elm StreiiAen Bapier aus oents
Ielben berpcr. S9tll bob e8 aui, unD we er
es ndber betr1dtete, iab er, DaB einige lSOrte
oarauf 8eidrieben waren. Dtit leldten, 5ier
liAeu Sarift5iSen tanp aui Oem YApterltreis
fen: uDe &SMis idwantt. . 4 lit
ste ben Sie nit - Oft !"
Sa, id 5iebe nit @ptt, fir DeutI9lano unb
fur ueine S0nsp WtOrSen lGsn yrede i4
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alle 3ranf1etten nmentgelbltG Gj.
Or. 8aatet wirs beiunbers Iufmsrtfauteit Guf
folseube ebel perUsnben: 5afn GrtdItnnstn @ns3ebs
rufa Srdune, SnEuens, Mhbma, QurSbreneninbuna unb
anSsre anftr6bren unb enueenab. Gls@als ptrb er init
sans beiphber 8letse ale 5auubeI tetanbn, as 5Ift
RemraIste S6iasaus Gptltpfe C6dnprrbpiben eDlSsne
aSeru mb ale Nrten Waeenubel 9ebete6werben unb Rrauf
tetten Ser eb6rme besgleGen dl 6rpnGen 8rantbeten
Ser ebsrme; besslet1sn ale drpnii&en Sranttste bes
peibiiden @el@le6tes. Snsbecnbere pbmet ben Mu-
sens nnb Spren>ueteIn fetne Aufmertfamtet II. tGtt
hets ene DprtrefItGe ausratl rCn runbsrSUuea
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am geaAmitta9 oeS ndaiteu Cages 5C9 Der
Wtalcr Terotnano BON Sdiu init ietnenl 0eSis
ment ourd Gle StraBen Serlin'5 ua4 Dem
Saue'l4en 1bcr bin. Die Qeute auf Den Sal
fen beBrlbten ibn uberal nit lautem SubelruI
unb frShlihcn Sitel6penten.
SAia oanfte ibnen etnlter uno feierltder,
mie er lonit eepfle9t unc 5c3 nit isinen SOloa-
ten gum Gbor binauS.
gtlemanD nobm AnltrB paran Secermann
mar uber6eu9t, cap Sd,.ll AUDI beute nur. lpie
ct eft 8etbon, Ieine Iruppen i'm 6elOOienlt
uben, nnO lie 6iuDuafiren lalien lprlle. SeIblt
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AcIutanten, Sdrid uno 2ubpp, w1ren Ole 8er>
trauteu ietneS Plans, unO batren nit ibm in
Der Stille NleS uorbereitet.
ISEnrtfnh,trtn
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md1f etnen eeebrten Wet@dftseunon bic Nrseia ba6 e
Cbefn YlaBe ein @e6ft erEne Bat unb Sttet nm
Iernere& 2BpbIwiuen.
Nae Mnftrd8e werben panftlth befcret.
90 Ntetnen alien Runben temerfe td bdE G efn C,s
iGf tn Nc 1910 Taser ebepfnls crtfabre unb aets Be-
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ebs8 IiPtstn init lAuSnabme 6ts GUnntass) gat
sSfet Gents per gDU@s, an bic Grdesr IsabibaE.
Der ,,QDtGer" piro e5eafaGs tn yBcleiuAtpn unt
Beesltns ta8It6 Snr& GFa8er ben Ibpnasnisa
tbs Ssus beiUrst.
Durd bic QOf Dsrfensst tDst Der td9ltdt ,,gDeGsr'
$3.50 per Sabr, in untrbtR6ter @OrGuSb.es
Ia Inns.
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r4eiut iepen 6rettas un6stpst iasrIia 50 In unbr,
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fiinltlihen Muoen
snmnauums. pser phrenssrpmmeln,

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pr. aet bat etn nsnes Gutbam snt6edt, rt3ss ben
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butter 10 is 9t5.
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70. GDuntp $3.S7. DrdHppmtin 4B12%
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