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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12


Our CuM.-This is the name of a Chinese
female, arrested yesterday, by the police
She is charged by Ty Xxi with grand larceny.
The property alleged to have been stolen is
$3.50 in coin and gold ring. The charge is
that she stole it some six or eight weeks
ago.
We areinclined to think that it isa trumped
up case on the part of Ty Ki, to regain a
slave whom he has lost. Qui Cum, being
claimed by him as a slave according to Chi
nese custom, she married another Chinaman
and lived with him as a wife should. OF
course she was lost to Ty Ki, and he desired
to get her back. lie had her arrested in hope
that she would be frightened into agreeing
to return to her servitude by fear Of punish
ment; Ty Ki of course having it in his pow
er, with a few pints Of rice,to obtain as many
witnesses as he would want to prove that she
was guilty. 1t must be very poor China.
man who cannot prove anything at all. in
o court of justice, if Chinese testimony be ad.
mitted. If Qui Chum agrees to g. back tc
slavery, Ty Ki will not produce his witnesse;
and so she will be eeard. If he refuses, his
witnesses will be forthcoming and she will
be proven guilty.
We do not know this to be Ty Ki's plan or
purpose. but we very strongly believe it to
be so, as many similar cases have happened,
and it is not likely at all that he would have
been still so long over the lost money and
ring, provided he had really lost it.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12

AT the last-W omans Rights Convention.
held at Saratoga, the following was adopted ;
Resolusd, That we assert the complete and
entire equality, though not the identity, of the
sexes.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12

STORAGEl SToRAGE!.-5Ooton tons of Grain
- wanted on Storage Terms moderate. liberal
cash advances made. s. q. WILLIAMS,
Ie22-my Corner High and Second ste.
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DISSOLUTION,

TTNHE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il Drs. Hubbard Teed is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. LORENZO HUBBARD,
oc12-1m H. w. TEED.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12
LOST.

AN street, somewhere between First and Fifth, a
'ladys large Gold Pin with Pearl settings. THE
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same
at the Merchants Hotel oc1l3t+
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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
DU NORD,
High Street, Marysville.

FIRE PROOF BUILDING.
THNHIS HOUSE is situated in the center Of the
n business portion Of the city. and is furnished
with all the requisites to make IL first class hotel 1t
is kept open all night, and residents of the city
strangers from the country will be furnished with
mealst to order at any hour of the day night. An
assortment Of the chosest Wines and Liquors con-
stany on hand.
The lodging department is well arranged The
rooms are commodious and comfortable, and a large
number OF them are furnished with Spring Beds.
Aualu' pti hSth .......fi.
With lodging, according to room. .$l0-$l2-$14
nlhFbl msdiS--. 0OCtS.
With one-half bottle claret.. .............75
Lodging per night 80, rs and 81.
D, RICAUD,
J. SAJOUS,
oell-my Propretors.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12

BRUCE GARyET, found guilty of assault
and battery on Barney DOnnelly, was sen
fenced IN the Recorders Court yesterday, to
forty days imprisonment or gne of 500
He has appealed to higher court
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12

PEoeREss OF MURPHY's.-The mining town
OF Murphys, Calaveras county, which was
recently destroyed by fire. is being rapidly
rebuilt. Several fre-proof buildings and
numerous frame houses are being erected.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12
FIRST
FIRST
IMPORTATION OF THE SEASON.

NEW JUNE BUTTTR Of 1859, on hand and for
~ sale by BOURNE, ELWELL CO.,
oc1l Herald Building, ST.
CHOICE CAL. CHEESE for sale in lots to suit by
~ BOURNE, ELWELL CO.,
oc1l Herald Building, St.
HORACE BILLINGS HAMS, cure Of 1859, for sale
HI by BOURNE, ELWELL, co,
ocl1 Herald Building, st.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-12

THEATER THIS EvENINe.-That Napoleon
among theataical managers. T. Mcguire, has
sent us another splendid histroinic troupe
and they perform in our thea.er this even
ing. Wehave been assured, on the authority
of persons who have witnessed their perform
ances at San Francisco and Sacramento, that
Miss Carry and Miss Sara Nelson, the princi-
pal characters in the company. are very fine
actresses indeed, and never fail to win enthu
siastic plaudits They come ALSO with fine
Atlantic reputation Mr.. Alfred Nelson is
likewise a performer of no mean pretensions,
and his comical presentations bring down the
house. We are happy to see connected with
this company, as Treasurer. our very worthy
and energetic young friend, c. V, Hand.
The play this evening, is the fairy extrava
ganza of "The Invisible Prince" one of the
most charming presentations ever witnessed
upon the stage. Miss Carry Nelson appears
as Don Leander, Apollo and Amazon; Miss
Sara as Abricotina; Mr.. Alf Nelson as the
Infante Furibonde. They will be sustained
by most admirable company. My Pre-
cious Betsy" in which that conlieal genius,
Mr.. James Smmonds. takes the character of
Mr. Bobtail, will conclude the entertainment.
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Late
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NO SZ WARREN-Sr, " u,
iayite tie Of Josbs 20 the celebrates Paieu'
IMPERIAL EXTENSION SkIRIs
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The. u t,s competition.
THE IMPERIAL SKIRT,
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Parties are also invited % eIarnue cur NE"
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which EXCELS ANY AND ALL OTHER SKIRTS ENEh
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Boots, Shoes. &t.

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EEw-YogK AND PHILADELPHIA BOOK TRADE
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P-sss pooe thai s. vii be .od N ore 70: than sn
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stay night Resolutions Of rar" nature Tor tbs
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Parsed unanimously.

Trvys IN MIssrs0rA-TAe 81. Paul Pioneer, 81
the seth speaks OF the times in Minnesota ~ indcaDg
M rres6It - an unexamped financial depression a.
:, PHul and throughout the State All classes arc
laid 10 feel the pressure without ability 70 see how
Il can be removed. II says that with an abundance
from the products Of the soil for home Consumption,
ard enough 70 spare, if il could only be forwarded 10
market 10 raw for all that has been imported there
= General and unprecedented stsgnaiion in all
hrancIes OF trade caused in great measure, by the
Sarsngemen,s in currency and the want OF means OF
,ra's1or,st;on II adds: The low stage Of water
in lie river has practically cut us oil from profitable
exchanges with St. Louis point heretofore CONSIDERED
90 ,hs nos. favorable market for all our surplus pro-
duce. With market gorged, and the prospect OF me
river soon closing up cannot zee much encourage
msn, for better times before the opening OF navigation
in the Spring. 90
A., immense rock bass weighing 36o pounds, was
oanah, in San Frsncisco on the 18th October Some
fishermen saw him swimming near their boaf ana tney
sbot him in the glls with shotgun, disabling hin 20
hat they managed TO get rope through n's mousn,
ard lima towed him 10 shallow place, where they
t;lled him His meat was sold for 81 eents per pound,
and his skin for $50, the latter to be stuffed as
curiosity
A vessel arrived lately at Puget Sound rom
Jansn with small cargo Of Japanese goods ana wac
abou, 10 load wth lumber for japan. Inc people OK
Nashir gton Territory eated with the nope OF
lew near and excellent market open Tor ther anoeF
Tux DurERfSr BREEDS or CArTLE.-A goesiping
correspondent of The Chartesorr hdrertiser details
an interview with the Secretary OF the Ohio Stale
BOARD of Agriculture in the Of which the latter
Owes his opinion of the different breeds of eatte
After had learned The distinguishing marks 81 the nn~
ercnt breeds Of cattle, my friend s. determined 20 os y
f-pied the Secretary And the DeyonsP AZ worker inc
Durhansp For fsteuing Aud what the heefoTds good
have discoyerod tnss thry
were good any, thing else"