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Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

The orchard of Mr.. Pepper, at GreenviIle,
in this county. is one Of the best in the
mountains, and Mr.. Pepper is unsurpassed az
a scientific and skillful culturist
j. f. Holcomb has a very fine orchard,
above the Oregon House, and we are sorry
that we do not possess the data for deserip-
tion of it.
VIM. Smiths garden on the edge of the
keystone Ranch, in this country, has been
greatly admired for its cleanliness, beauty
aud symmetrical "lay out"
Mr. Lockwood, also near the Keystone
Ranch is mn amateur culturalist Of extensive
information in the science of production, and
possesses little eden spot to.h:mself where
he can rest under his own vine and fig tree,
with none to modest or make him afraid
Mr.. Mory Frenehman who now owns
The Indiana Ranch, in this county, has a
young garden which will one day be valua-
ble lie seems to have it in good training.
Lester Burnetts garden, at Long Bar, is
one of the most beautiful, we are told, in the
State. A few weeks ngo, we gavean account
of remarkable product from it, in the mat
ter Of ounces
There are other very fine gardens and or
Guards in the mountains and along the foot
hills in this county but they are too few for
the broad extent Of country which might he
devoted to this species of culture. There is
many spot Of five, ten or twenty acres,
which, judiciouSly cultivated, would make II
mans fortune Small farms or gardens, well
attended to, are worth more than thousands
of acres lying useless and paying huge taxes.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

TAX on CONSIGNED GooDs.-In the Fourth
District Court, Judge IIager has rendered
decision declaring that the collection of
taxes on consigned goods is unconstitutional.
The Call says:
The decision was in the case of Crosby &
Dibble VS. Patch The taxes were naid I'm
der protest and suit was brought to recover
the amount The ground taken bv the Judge
was that the collection interferes with com
merce. The amount together, with interest
on the same. was ordered to be returned 10
the plaintiffs The case will be taken to the
supreme Court, but the decision will proba.
bly, be sustained.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

FORCED County Scar We are informed
that considerable amount Of forged Yuho
county scrip is in circulation. So far, about
six hundred dollars worth Of it has been dis
covered, and it is likely that good deal
more has been issued Somebody has been
acting the scoundrel.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

JUVENILE THEATRICAL TROUPE According
to the Standard, Juvenile troupe, composed
of twenty seven performers, from San Fran
cisco, many of whom are native Caifornians
performed on Tuesday night at the Forest
theater in Sacramento The performance
opened with the "Brigand," which was very
well acted by each individual cast in the
piece. The troupe are under the manage
ment Of Messrs. Phelps and BINGHAM.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

In the San Francisco Police Court on Mon
day the case of Robinson, charged with the
murder OF Karney was brought up and the
prisoner. by advice of his counsel, waived n
preliminary examination, and the case was
sent to the Grand Jury.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

THE London Times says that the fabrica-
tors OF false coin are very active either in
Mexico or the United States, more than the
ordinary proportions of dollars recently re-
received Via New York having been found
bad.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

INA BAD FIx-The Sacramento STANDARD
says that a restaurant keeper in that city,
after waiting in vain the other morning. for
the arrival of his customers to break fast
found that mad wag or a secret enemy had
slyly substituted pair Of young kittens for
a brace of fat rabbits which had been hung
on hook at the door, The mystery was
solved.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

a BENEFIT was to have been given ycster.
day at Maguire's opera hoase, San Francisco
in aid Of the funds of the Masonic Board or
Relief of that city. The Alta says:
1t is not often that this ancient and borov
olent fraternity make any such public call
upon its members aud we'll wishers for o.s;s-
tance, but the extraordinary expenditures of
the Board during the past year in aiding the
sick, destitute and homeless, have greatly ex-
ceeded the regular contributions ofthe Lodp
es for tie purposes of its organization.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17
MARxSvILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. I7h.

LIST OF LErTEEs-Ibe list OF ivtters re.
naming in the Post Office on the 18th inst,
will be found on the third page of this paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

FIVE thousand and ten letters were sent
from San Francisco on Monday by the Over
land mail Abou. one hundred and fifty
were way letters
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

The quantity of rain fallen within the past
week in the counties of Merced and Mari
pose, is greater than ever before know there
at this season Of the year.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

SHIP Losr.-Advices from Calcutta state
tn@' the American ship Brutus took fire on
the sth of July and was scuttled off Cassi-
pore-total loss.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

SoIREE.-Mons, and Madame Peri's open
ing soiree, last evening, at the Water Works
Hall, was very pleasant affair. We dropped
in while and spent the time quite agreea-
bly,. The school for dancing will open on
Friday evening next
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

lN four days after the Postmaster at San
Francisco had prepared his monument con-
tribution box at the post office, the sum Of
S2S IS was deposited therein
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

SINCE Saturday last, the vessels arriving at
San Francisco from the Northern Coast have
brought near 100000 feet of lumber, and
$4,000 laths.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

IHE California Light Guards. new mill
'ary company in San Francisco, had their first
parade Monday afternoon. They numbered
nifty four, rank aud file.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

IT is expected in England that by the
middle of January telegraphic communica-
tion will be established between London and
Calcutta
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

ANOTHER WARNINe.-On the 10th instant
says the Alta, little daughter of Geo. W.
Granniss, Esq, Of Healdsburg, got hold Of a
box of matches and ate the phosphorus off
nearly one third Of them. Before medical
assistance could be obtained it was too late to
save her. She fingered, in great agony from
five in the evening until three o'clock in the
morning. when she expired.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

FIRE ENGINE. made in London in 1889.
was only two years ago. still in working
order in the village of Bethlehem, PenDsyl-
vania.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COMMON CouXcn.
"A special meeting of the Common Council
was held last evening, and the following res.
olution adopted, after which the Council ad.
iourned
Resolued, That it is considered expedient
to donate sufficient sum of money to pur-
chase O site for a State Reform School. pro
rided an eligible location can be obtained at
a price that will meet with the approval of
this Council
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

RoDBrRY AND FIRr,-A dispatch dated
Santa Clara November l4th. gays:
F. Gardner. of this place, had his house en-
tered, and small till, containing nineteen
hundred dollars in coin, was robbed. yester-
1aay' while himself and family were absent
ne has got out papers for the arrest of his
Trpo'her' r,' whom he suspects has the money.
N he house Of Mr.. Tibbetts, near McCartvs
vl'le, was burned yesterday, while himself
ana family were absent at church.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17
"I4rycA. Nov. lOth, IS).

"GENCA, Nov. IWTN, IoJJ.
Yesterday ard o day we have heen in an
other ferncnt, consequent upon the diScov-
cry of a so called silver lcad-thc location OF
which, can see as wlitp-hlteen miles di
reclly across the valley, and running north
and south along the first bench Of the hills
forming the eastern boundary Of the valley,
No satisfactory tests have yet been made
the specimens exhibited here. think poorly
of, but people to the number Of three or four
hundred have rushed there, and taken up
Al out four miles of ground; they have even
come from Virginia town If the lead is
good, it will be OF great benefit to the town
Of Genoa. There are now prospect"rS IN
every canon and hill within twenty miles OF
this place"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

DY A YOUNG FRENCH GENrLEM M as Clerk
- in some Mercantile House. sallry not SO mucn
an bbect opportunity to improve himself III .le m
study of the Ergish Language. Would go 10 'ne
country. Best Of referenc given.
Apply at STALLS CITY Intelligence Office,
Hotel du Nord, High street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

Notice.
TBNHE undersigned will receive proposals until SAT-
4 UHDAY Nov 10Th, 1859 At o'clock p. NJ, for
the necessary excavations building OF brick sewer
the west side of FROM the north line of 3d
street 10 the north liue Of 4h srt et in accordance
with paus and specifications on file in the City Sur
veyurs office; the work to be completed within thirty
days from the signing of the contract Proposals
will be rec ivcd the performance Of the whole work.
separate proposals be presented for the neces-
say excavation, and for the brick work require d.
c. D. FOWLER,
JOSHUA DAVIS,
novt5 Com on Streets and Roads.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17
SITUATION WANTED,

ALSO wANTED-By a tidy Yankee Girl a Siiua-
tion to do Chamber work or wait on table Apply as
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17
j. w. WINTER,
FOR SALE.

a Wholesale AND RErAIL-5O bbls SAUR-
hhau L, OF The best quality, at very low price
Apply 10 p. SCHWOtRER
MO- NO. 10 High street, between LIST and 2l,
'V"5 Marysvile.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17
Sleu advertisements.
WANTED.

RITU\TIONs for Man and Wfe-Man as Steward
O,r Waiter-Wife as Chambermtil. No "bJec-
ton to going in the country. -
Aplv Mt STALLS CIV Intel gence Omce,
Hotel du Nord, High st.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17
WANTED.
Notice..

DY A RErPECTNBLE YOUNG WOMAN, a 'itu-
ID alton in private family, or hotel, in the cou try
Enquire Mt the Western lI1use novl3-lwF
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-17

MoRE News FRoA WAsdoE-rhe Standard
publishes the following extrac. from II letter
received Ivy a merchant in sacramento from
his business partner now ia Genoa:
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-04
oUR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT.

OUR JUO 1bAN LAM OAA IA.
 WE have supplied ourselves with good assortment of Printing Material, and are ready to execute all kinds of Job fflhSlhg' on reasonable terms.
 We are prepared to print Pamphlets, cata- logues, Posters, large or small, Cards, bali Tickets, Bill Heads, Blanks of every descrlp- tion, for Clerks, sherias, Justices of the peace Constables, &c.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-04

LITTLE RocK, Feb. II, 1859. GENTLEMEN-It will give me pleasure to speak on the subjects, and at the time and place, designated in your note of the 18th inst.
 Very Respectfully, T. c. HINDMAN. Messrs. HEMMINGwAy, DuvAL, DOUGLAS, McCREERY, and others.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-04
R5Y- Advertisers by the year will be re;

wA Advertisers by the year will be res tricted to their legitimate business.
 t- Advertisements displayed by large type, or iA double columns, charged double the above rates.
 eT Personal communications charged dou- ble the rates of regular advertisements
 ew Legal advertisements will be charged, for one square or less, first insertion Sl, and 50 cents per square for each additional inser- tion.
 NE Announcing candidates for State and. District offices, ST; County offices, 50; Town ship, offices $3, invariably in advance. ,
 Fyr Calls on persons to become candidates are charged at tue usual rates, except when pei sons making the calls are subscribers to our paper. Payment in advance es
 Political circulars charged as adver- tisements.
 R% Advertisements not ordered for spe- cuied time, will be inserted till forbidden, and charged for accordingly.
 G~An advertising to be paid orquarteriy'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-04
aPEECH

COL. 1T. e. E1lNDMAN, On Federal and Arkansas Politics:
 Deltvered at Liftle Rock,
 ON THE 15TH FEBRUARY, 1859, REPR RESENTATIyES HALL.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-04
con nREsr O NDE E \ !.
LITTLE ROCK, Feb. 12, IS

LITTLE ROCK, Feb. 12, 1859.
 Cor T. c. HrNDMAN-DEAR SIR: The un- dersigned respectfully request you to deliver speech on Federal and Arkansas Politics, ill Representatives Hall, on Tuesday, 10th inst, af 7l o'clock, P. M.. and hope you will find it cnnuaiaiant tl dn Sn
Des Arc citizen., 1859-03-04

DUENA VISTA STREET, oPpostee "A esS'
 Brothers,
 DIES ARC, ARKANSAS, D RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of Il Des Arc and the adjacent country, that ne is prepared to execute all kinds of CLOCK and WATCH Work, in workmanlike man. ner, and to Repair and Clean JEwELRY, Sc. jan30-tf
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owayd circumstances sAoui have ineu uosd he harmony
MAJ .nen S.sa ns nonraoe dissca no ~sysr Of a.,
The pending bet ,cs viii
promptly frankly and Amicaoly. In nsaasr AoaorAoIs add
satis sst0ry W bosh-
The last OF his Excellency having died away We
retreated, excellent and OF
legation g. Ward, Jr, hsbised In black coat, with s
buttons that gave him the most rfect cir ~ dp
mat Of olden times though little clerical appearance
stopping whisper 10 the gentleman at ae door, the
Minister Foreign Relations, Senior vasquez, that he do
sired q copy of the Presidents remarks.
The Flag 0hlser, Shubrck, wearing the sword which
was presented ny the State S)ntn Carolina, wish
light step and erect figure, attracted no little attention;
the papers In this part OF ths world have sos ma
eyes wandering uneasiy, more tnan once, y,
wards him. The soldiers, drawn up IN every
dir ection around the square, upon which the piohc
buildings invariably face in these Spanish townssatnte
with every mark Of respect, did .ne people IN the
Streets though the latter dread compromise the nseves
by too marked cvilty.
We proceeded from the Government House 10 the resi-
depce Of General Urqnza who received us with the frank
manly, easy OF soldier very different from
he severity observed ny Lopez The Geoerai
conversed freey-referred 10 the United States WI en-
thUsiasm compared the President Of Paraguay 70 hoas
though, he says, hs heart s good; complimentea the
Commodore the handsome Of ms others aud
evidently pleased win she attention shown him.
DE is short Of Dgure, but stouty framed, with dAik
alter short aequanance proves DO remark able ADD
Interesting Though not possessing, u great de-
gree, the advantages OF education he naturally gifted
with observing mind, fund Of good senee and his,
at least, discontinued tho lnhumau cruetes which are
always pfactsed the place he holds for the
quiet enjoyment OF his easy rule He the
who could order the toroats ORA hundred 70 be-
cut IN appetizer for breakfast though such tnDgs have
been DONE
These preliminary functions over, and the debut
has been made There perhaps bitter pills W b. al
quay, ana If his stomach rejects them stay viii next
be Al Humaita
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LONG BRANCH, April II supae,--No vessels IN siaht
Raining and thick weather of shore. Wind ESQ. fresh
SANDY BOOK. April IA. suose. One ship going up the
bay no other ward bound vessels ia eight VIM from
kshi weather thick. -
Miscellaneous.
NAPLES BRIG GusrAvE. lahore Romer Sboa would pro
baby 10 pieces last night Her cargo drifting
bay Yesterday Quantities Of IL bad been picked mp
Jugs.
BRIG CHAPMAN Mt New Orleaus reports ID ust lat Is
u ION 20 " passed the lover mast and topGalant
win yards sails and Rigging OF vessel about
broke short from decs same day passed quantity
fttyss.
scuR Jons PRIcswe Yesterday gave account OF col
hon tevcen the steamship Parkers ourg and schr
Price and ibe reported sinking the latter We
received the following from correspondent az arbor:
behe though would down and lean the particulars
which did " day. found her 10 be tbs John rce
aware City, bound for New YORK On sunday morning
O'Clock she By those who live on ber
u stood hose the beach watched the until sbc
drted down the beach about h miles, The then
ting shore and tho wind easw rdy, she ak miles
north Of Egg Harbor Inlet When she headyd Ia Inc
nohward aud listed shore they bpariei her
they found she had been Into and badly her
ward chains the starboard side afen with Kiln
dried corn meal bbs aud bhds the upoo the heads OF
which we're Brandy wine, Del u1a 90 Ths schr A. ia
charge Of Stacy Jennings. Wrcckm OF that d M the
weather continues good he viii have lrpeJ IN
She badly hogged nd In condition. and Der ia
ont VIII require very good weather enable him 10 get
her of" ~ ~
Sem WAR EAGLE tof Boohoay Hodgdon from Boson for
Alexandria was In contact with bouud scb a1I
lost jbooom She pu back 10 18th for repairs
BR scup KATE Malone. hence for Il John Mr. before re-
ported with oss OF foreDn 10 we'd
BY pilot boat Hornet, OF New Bedford.
Sour ELzABETB BussKL, yrsyuey reporsd WAS iau
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ADDITIONAL FROM PARAGUAY.
s~>>~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~o~~~
Interesting Particulars of the Passage
of Commissioner Bowlin up the
Parana and Paraguay.
~-N~~N~>o~~>~~~~o-~o-~~O~
THR ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION At ASUNCI0N.
~-N>~~~,>~N-~~~~sNoN~~N0S
The First Interview with President
Lopez.
Since c1ses Of Mr.. BOVlin and
Epee cfes Of Mr.. BOylin and
Gen. Lopez.
ASUNCION FULL OF DIPLOMATS.
The Final Settlement Of tho Difhculty-
The Treaty,

me ship Margaret Eliza, Captain strcut and the brig
Anna gon Captain Jackson arrived yesterday from
nssr AyTss The former sailed thence on the lcih and
ne aarr the 2lst Of February.
The advices by these arrivals fully confirm the ~
courts have already published OF the settlement Of oui
6lfRculty with Paraguay
One Of the marines of the Fulton was drowned while
Mo y. was on her way up the river.
Nv. r B. Forbes had gone excursion up the Uru
g.ay, in The little steamer Alpha, which brought out
HON Boson on the deck OF the brig Nankin his yacht
Danh also in company
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Port OF new York, April II, 1859.


CLEARED
Steamship Pacific Q3r), Nicholson Gaway-Amercan Ex-
s.samshlp Locust Point, French Balumore-H Cromwell
sfip Thornton. Collins, Liverpool, Williams Guon.
Brig Lucy Ann. Wass. Neuvtss-Brett Son 49,
scST North state Horton sayapnsh McCesdy Mott Co.
sclr Bergen Mcgee, City Point JAS Hunter 4 Co.
schr 4 DosniDg, lice, Phl s pha-Jas Hand.
s.hr q,s Branch, si:ksrsOn, HarSish-I " Mckee
sioop T Jones HlleRer Norfolk.
ARRIVED
Steamship jamestown Parrish Richmond &C. with nd
passed large schr ashore 70 miles . Of Bsrress
u sAR ssTs . gssss' lisrso' sss II Has
20 TO- large quat deli ice rhe ouioto lila
% e, s sszsf 'st s
a. psS
blae signal win rad bail centre day.
ssass 81. IS a. ass xa sssfs s
p a %" o%
Ion 80 pa',ed .hD George lee Lutt from s9s,oa for Gaps
e @ T., ss.. A.;s y
jar u q 18Th bad suecessi q Gains and osli,g wiods
SO days Calcutta Edwo Forrest do b7,n
new York also 81 chip Dora So days rom wname,s ioc
WIGS 6loyas rom isht spd Ssias march q % rsT
and ooni'.ea sea isis.sd b. and IGN wad: M.rsh
from The Sandwich ls!ands iSs with 1000 OD rsat
hh,n naina Coffin New Orleans March Ia and the bar 2
,,dee n Fros ins Ian en,ke br1
Esns,,na .eerinr soutb vino Nv 80
shin MAID Of treapa Denos Orleans March 80 and
The bar 3lst with mdse 10 ira Nelson & sons
HarT Atsrds az ,Norw, rrrcssea Borleanr 81 davis with
or most ot The nasas "a "
Liberty shaw Messpa Feb H. passed Gibraltar 2h
with fruit &c 10 Draper Ueyn Exosrienced very heavy
weserjy gales fot Inc opgitIe of 10 West or Iape do
Cat saw bark Fortune OF sew York; OF Cape Psmas
barR Florence from Trieste for Havana ~
TO 3 w LewwG Co.
B,k John W andrews French Cienfuegos March ~ with
sugar To " ash Carver Chase
Bark Trusnan Nayo March with sugar and
molssses to Buzz Co. ~ "''' ''s"' '''
Rail a. m Sheoberd Hama xav a. Jauo 81 days with snylr
IN aeen - DAYS ~ u.,ters
Bark Francis sec,r Muproe At Warss March 90 with cotton
hides Ac IN SmslIwnod Esrl a Ia ~ -
Brig GTeyhound Pierce Rosar,o Jan 49, touched at Monte
yideo Feb with wool hides dc To d Brook CO.
Mascb 10 lat lon 80 o. SPOKE snip sastsra STATE hencs Tor
Canton ~ ont Sailed in from vrdao br,
Erecnt,v. Sse t"r Nynrs " i'' q
Hsrh anna Welnoon iof gor ZACH ann Bueuos Avre
AZ Az. w,n vooi e. ~ X " ronss Esh y * ,,aS yIi
rom Monevso a. w. bark swan hound In March N oo par
hammer an baiK Csnrey r. m, ,usmm for NYorx:
snri " as IN sr vveak h hrig trec,va from,
Mpprtev,,deo Tor Nyork ~ = ~ w. 70 - ~
mn with sug and moapsas To master 3h MT n. 20 al lon
es 40 ve,y running snip which
her beam ends water logged ana abandoned - :,
nSig sants Cisra tni rssoorV, Arfoyo' MATCH TO-
wnD n9assss 70 oai Thy sasaco .eder, ~. ,c ,
snsaT and mnlsses 10 s,mnson a yano ~ '' '' WIN
Brig Anita Ray Neuvas. April with sugar &C. to
Thomas over sons
az srs So Voess opgsns NeuVs ii ns with sugar
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AMERICAN CITIZENS DIED IN VALPARAIso-The
state Department 10 Washington has intelligence OF the
death Of the following named american ctzeus IN Vapa
Iaso, in 16b8-Naroh 10, William Sner wood, Of O'egon
March H. Jacob Lchten BERG of New York; Apri john
Rose, seaman OF NeT Bedford; Jsly 80, Wnlim Drew,
OF United Stases September a. Richard shreves seaman,
Of Boston; October 4, James Aen December 49, William
Bergen. seaman
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

4 ECTUBEe ON SPIRI1U ALIsM.-MRS. AMANDA
~ Spence. the celebrated lecturer spirtuasn, lect
bis rday) evening pril 15 add the Tuesday AM FL
evenings of the following week ut CLIFTON ball set,r p
OF IL O'Clock Single ck ets rs cents; tickets 10 the thrI
ninng lectures SO cents Tickets he had al the hall,
:. Mllnsons No. 0reat joiner street
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CORRESPONDENCE FROM ROSARIO.

Signing The TeatyThe Squadron to Rendezvous Here.
that letters have just been received here saying
that treaty signed between Paraguay and the United
States the 9th Instant Orders from Com nodore Sau
brick have also been received to detan ali vessels Of
here until he arrives. Me Is expected to-day.
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VNANTBD-OLD ENGRAvINos OIL sKErCHT
w ter color drawings, old books; tho highest, -
pail Wanted good double barreIei gun, one To ~,
80 IN so Pnnch and indy TOR SAFE, figures Al comH
any person buying be taught 70 WORK the hgpres
Ola man need apply. =. W. GQubpsus
GA Broadway, near Houston sfe1