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Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-13
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
VIA
THE IsTHMUS OF TEEUANTEPEC
THROUGH IN FIFTEEN DAYS.)
nApp NyIArlr rLrLr LrArI1lEn CT 4 TL1p lrITT
CARRYING TIE UNITED STA TIES MAIL.


~ - ARRANGEMENTS HAVING BEEN
-~~-f-=rt, e, made with the Pa err q N Il / L
~ ~ llT5 70 STEA JLSHIP COMPANY for the
lsSAtssesszsE transportation of FREIGHT and PAS
SENGERS from San Francisco to Ventosa, convey
ance will hereafter leave Yenosa regularly the
rival of said Company's vessels or about the 18th
and Both Of each month, for SUClllL, connecting
there with the Company's new and beautiful light
draught, iron steamer "SUCHIL," down the Coatza-
coalcos River to Ninattlan Aud the fast and fayo-
rite side-wheel steamship QUAKER CITY, r. w. SHU-
FELDT, Commander, will leave Mnatitlan for New Or
leans with the California mails and passengers,
about the 2 and 18th of each month.
TIL PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
will sell Tickets from San Francisco to the anchorage
at Ventosa, and the
LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC co.
will sell Tickets from the anchorage at Venosa to
New Orleans
PRICE OF THROUGH TICKETS.
FIRST Cabln, W
btCuhi Ndolli lib w
oteeIaSe, .....-.''''' ''.'''.'..' IUO w
For freight or passage from ventosa to New Or
leans, apply at the Agency Of the Louisiana Tehaune
pee Company, s. g. corner of Montgomery and Jack
son streets. LUCIEN HERMANN,
dec2-u Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-13
SANDY MARSHALL
OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE.
I'D Street, MarysvIue.
OYSTERS S:
GAME.
Business 9irettorp.

A RMsrRoNG G.-MPORrER BOOTS SHOES.
"a D street
A MY, G., BOOK AND MUSIC STORE,
IA 30 & 1O1 Firststreet.
A UBREY, G. W, SASH DOOR FACTORY,
IA Fourth street, near c
DRUMAGIM, MARK Co, BANKERS,
ED Corner First and High streets
DoURNE, ,ELwELL6 & CO., WHOLESALE GRocEns.
1S Herald Building street.
DARMAN, H., CAMPHENE, FLUID, oIls &C.,
I'D First street, between d and Maiden Lane
BOWMAN, JNo. 5, TOBACCO CIGARS,
I'D Corner D and Second streets
DARNEs, a. P, FAMILY GROCERY,
I'D Cor B and 9TH sts.
CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO.,
~ onice corner Of First st. and Plaza.
CANFIELD WRIGHT, JEWELLERS,
~ Westside d street, above Second
CLUBHOUSE, 4. NJ, HEPBURN, Superintendent,
~ st. above Wells, Fargo Co
CoOLEY, 5. B., MARYsvILLE LAUNDRY,
- Corner G. and Fourth street
n3UGHERTY 3 JOHNSON, UNION SALOON,
ID 81 street
nALEY, JAS. L., EAGLE HAT STORE,
nARTNEY, A, LAGER BEER DEPOT.
~ Corner Off and First street.
TNvERTs, WILSON CO., GEN. EXPREsSNfEN,
h Oaice D street, between First and Second
INILERMAN, II. 8 co, MERCHANT TAILORs,
n D street, next door to the Theatre,
EJsHoM, J. s., Prop'r MARYsvILLE THEATRE.
az Residence street, between 4h and 9th.
ENALL, J. G., GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
n Merchants Hotel Block 1st't
ETCUFp q uppcON my gpppc
n 20 D street,
EuAMIN, JNo. & CO., FRUIT DEALERs
EUELDING & CO-New York Livery and Sale sta
a BILE, Maiden Lane, between 2st and I'd s,s
MULLER, ORLANDO, LIVERY STABLE,
n Corner Second street and Maiden Lane
a. ENELLA, JOSEPH, cRocKGRY, GLASS WARE.
" &C. lo4 and 1O6 1st st
CRAHAAG, JAMES, NEW MARKET,
~ GOODMAN, $. & CO., DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
W d street, between First and Second
GtLLIGAN, T. WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE,
w nigh street, bet lst and I'd
HUDsoN, G. CO., BOOTS, SHOES AND FIND
IL INGS, St, bet. list and ID
II ARRIs, H., WASHINGTON MARKET
h Cor. and 3d sts
VEERZER DIR. EUGENE-Physician
IA ONCE 1O3 fremont Block, % ST.
TEEUsrON, HASTINGS CO., CLOTHING,
AA street, between First and Second
HARRIs 4 MARCHAND, ASSAY OFFICE,
H Estreet near corner OF Second.
HAwLEY, c. A. & CO., HARDWARE,
III First street, corner Of F.
EEUBDABD TEED, PHYSICIANS,
4 ID ST.. over presbury ,g Wilkins Drug Store
K ATzENsTEIN, G., METROPOLITAN SALOON,
IN Cellar of What Cheer House
4 AwRENCE & SCRANTON, sADDLER & HAR-
n NESS MAKER, I0l fremont Block, Second St.
7 EvY, j. C., JoBBING WAREHOUSE,
Il First st., opposite Plaza
7 Aw, GEORGE, FRUIT TREES, sc,
Y ow BROS & CO., BANKERS,
II Corner Of Plaza aud High stree.
Il ANGToN's PIONEER EXPRESS,
II Office with Wells, Fargo Co., D street
7 ATTAIN, W. B. Jr.. NOTARY PUBLIC, Sc,
! - No. 1.5 First street, corner High
| NEERCHANTs' FORWARDING LINE,
! Va Office corner lst st. and Lower Plaza
| NTEUssDORFFER, X, HALTER,
! NL West side D st., between LIST and "a.
MATTHEWS CO., GROCERIES,
vi street, between 9Th and 9th
NToMATH, A., DEALERIS VEGETABLES, EGGS, &o..
VA North side Centre Market,
- aDst
NICE, p. T., Gu.,s,eITH
~ al bstvssr a.d eh.er Ls-e
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-13
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

PER YEAR,....(6 by mail }. ...FIVE DOLLARS.
SiS Months. ....$3 90 Three Months 80 90
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-13
HeidSick champagne.

WARRANTED GENUINE, in pints and
oct20-my BOURJ vTWFrr 3 m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-13
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
BY A. s. RANDALL & co.

A. S. RANDALL, S. D. CHRISTIAN, j. F. whitaker,
c. w. BLooR, W. BoULWARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
j. Il. RIDGE.
Publishers and Proprietors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-13
TERMS OF THE DAILY :

Once corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-02-13

Agents Tor MarysviUe.
General Agents REDINGTON & CO.,
decl6-3m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
Le gal Advice.

A gentleman ordered suit of clothes from tailor, and specially enjoined him that they must be made by the next Tues day, and that they must be made in the finest style and that, unless the tailor could have them ready to certainty, beyondsa peradventure, to the day, that he must not undertake them: but Snip promised faith fully that they should be finished aa diem. Tuesday came and no clothes; the enraged gentleman flew to the cabbage man house and said;
 Whats the reason that my clothes were not ready as you promised? Here you have kept me in the city at a loss of time and business only to disdppoint me; now, if we had you in our part of the coun- try, l tell you what they would call you; they would say you were perfect squirt"
 The knight of the goose explained that the only competent workman he had, ca pablo of making the suit, had a wife lying at death's door and he could not possibly leave her.
 The outraged gentleman was not able to smother his disappointment, and berated the tailor soundly for failing in his positive promise.
 The ninth fraction of the genus Homo, could not stand this and plainly told his customer to go to the caIoric regions of Pandemonium.
 The customer, rel with rage, rushed across the street to a lawyer, and in an ex- cited, vehement and hurried manner, said;
 Do you know Snip, the tailor, across Hs7, S1ro~v >,>-,,,'' ansv~erea er,es ..
 " Well, now, l want your advice" said the gentleman, '' want to know what vou would do III such a case. That infamous stltch-louse has not vuly hvPt .--~ l---- . the city on expense, to the great detriment of my business and disappointed me in suit of clothes, but, when 1 went to remon- strate with the fellow about it, what do you suppose the impudent rascal told me? He told me to go to h-ll" With these words the gentleman laid ten dollar bill on the desk, and said; "Now what would you do?''
 Do you mean this for retainer?" said Brief
 "l do" was the reply.
 "Then," sain Brief, quietly folding up the \ and putting 1t in his pocket, che told you to go to h-ll." We'll, my opin- ion and advice to you is, don't you do it. There is, moreover, no statute or local law that can compel you to a specific perfor- nance. Isay don't you do it. Cincinnati ERQairer
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
Number 3S.

gold discovery in California, gold had in creased in double and triple proportion while silver had decreased five per cent From 1903 to lSA7, the increase of gold was rom ten to twenty-eight; from l847 to 1892, in the proportion of one to eleven, and from 1900 to 1852, one to twenty-nine, whilst silver has only increased at the rate ot eighteen per cent.
 The amount of silver at the beginning of this century was ffty-fve times that of gold, and the value was three and a half times more; now the proportion in quality has fallen III the proportion of two-fifths to one, and the value, which was three and half times more, has fallen to one-seventh that of gold
 It Is clear that, if ever the values or the quantities so much alter as that of sover- eign, for instance, shall only be worth eigh- teen shillings, or thirty shiIlings shall only be worth a sovereign, that important chang es will necessarily take place in all the re- lations of commerce. Even already, Hol- land, which has only an intermediate com merce, has found it Ter duty to alter her
 ASAAoN'i iNAH'loiS, ttilNt tliOuSu LIlut may be an eXceptiona6le case, it is suitable to the object now in view.
 The embarrassing question of this depre- citation of gold in relation to silver, is, to use the words of N. de Tegoborski, ESQ grave and of such general interest, as to merit the agreement of the governments of the principal States of Europe; because, for each independently it is much more en- barrassing. when it is not known what the rest will do.
 In the above remarks will be found the opinions of the most expert statists of Eu- rope; and if we were isolated in this coun- try, which produce much gold and nosilver, and had no such widespread ramifcations of commerce as now exist, since we must import our silver, 1t will be seen how much affected we should all be, under some con ditions, if we continued to add to the pro- bable depreciation of the relative value of gold by the hoped for increase of the pro- duce of our auriferouS lands.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-29
MASONIC,

At 8 regular meeting of Danvile Lodge. No. II, held at the Masonic Hall in Yell county, Ark, on the 11th day of June, A. D. 1859, A. L. 5859, the following pream- bic and resolutions were unanimously pass eds
 WHEREAS, It has pleased an Allwise Providence to remove from our midst, our friend and Brother, JOIN POWERS, who de- parted this life, May l6th, 1859, aged 54 years-he being member in good stand ing of this Lodge of Ancient York Masons, No. Il, located at Danvile, Yell county. Arkansas.
 Resoloed, That we do most heartily sym pathise with his bereaved family and friends, and earnestly hope that this dispen- sation of Divine Providence may be sancti- fled to the good of all
 ResOlced, That in this display of divine upenntendence, the Masons have lost one of its brightest ornaments and useful mem- bers; that the community has also sustain eel great loss in the death of our brother. He was kind, generous, benevolent-always ready to contribute to useful and charitable purposes. His death is solemn warning to us all.
 Resoloed, That the members of this Lodge wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
 Resolyed, That certified copy of these resolutions be furnished to the family of the deceased.
 ReSoloed, That the above preamble and resolutions be published in the True De- mocrat.
 P. s. CAFFEY, IF IL ?. T.
 A. N. RISE, Secretary.