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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

SACRAMENTO COUNTY CoNvENuoN.-On
Wednesday, the Anti Leeompton Democrats
of Sacramento county, held Convention
for the purpose of electing delegates to the
State Convention. The following named
delegates were elected, with power to fill
vacancies, or cast the vote of absentees:
1st District-W II. Weeks, W. B. Hunt
I'd Dits.-James Duffy, John Black.
Sd Dist.-S. Marshall p McWiliams.
4th Dist.-R d. Ferguson, l. W. Under
wood
5th Dist.-P, Bannon.
9th Dist.-Dr. Bates, William Flynt.
18th Dist-T. Mcconnell, Il. De Ebasto.
Sth Dist. IL Cummings, T. NJ. Che
mault
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

PRICE TO BE REDUoED.-George Laws, the
popular fruitdealer at No 80 D street, next
door to the Post Office, in spirit of accommo-
datlon to the public, has concluded 10 reduce
the price of strawberries. He informs us that
he will have up one thousand pounds of this
delicious fruit on Saturday, and that he will
sell them at twenty cents pound. This i:
certainly cheap enough
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

SLAvDER-The suit says the Union of yes,
terday of Abraham Strachan vs.. II. A. Caul-
field-an action for damages for words
spoken by defendant-was tried before Il jury
in the District Court, yesterday, resulting in
q verdict for the defendant.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
The OVERLAND MAn.-The following an

lHE OVERLAND MAIL.-The following ap-
pears IN the Bulletins st. Louis letter:
Mr. Butterheld has not written or tele-
graphed back from Washington the result of
ms mission regarding the Overland Mail. He
IS an old friend and chum of President
Buchanan. and intended to use his personal
interest to the utmost to secure the integrity
OF the mail contract; so that we are here. in
ST Louis. not without hope Of successful
issue Of the trouble.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

STAuI's CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFloE-No HUMBuG.-
Good Farming Hands and al other good help can
have good Situations AMI good wages, by applying
Immediately at
STALLS What Cheer Saloon,
Corner Maiden Lane and 2d sts
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
DEMOCRACY IN PLUMAs.-We find the fol-
lowing in the Argus of June I'd:

DEMOCRACY IN PLUMAs.-We find the fol-
lowing in the Argus of June ID;
The meeting of the National Democracy on
last Saturday evening. at the Court House
in this place, to elect delegates to the County
Convention of June 4th, " was the largest
meeting ever held in Quincy" The only test
required by the meeting was "an abiding
faith in the principles of popular ignty,
absolute non-interyention 10y Congress in the
affairs of the Territories, and repudiation
of the Administration of James |. in the pro =
higate expenditures of the public money. ).
H. McNabb introduced resolutions indorslng
s. A. Balou and r. b. Shannon, as honest,
fearless and able exponents of the Democracy
of Plumas in the last Legislature. The reso-
lutions were carried with a yeII, unanimous
w.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
Qew Aduertisements.

eE- We are authorized to announce JNo NJ.
ABBOTT as n candidate for County Recorder of Yuba
County, subject to the decision CT the Democratic
County Convention. je2d-td.
sl5y1 We are authorized to announce AB. JoHN,
sroN as a candidate for Sheriff of Yuba County
subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. my25-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

The. Ahti Lecompton Convention recently
held in Plumas county. have made the fol-
lowing nominations:
John HARRISON, County Clerk; L. c. Charles
Sheriff A. p. Moore, Treasurer T. B. Shan
non and A. A. Cummings. for Assembly; 7.
+. Hayden, District Attorney; and j. S.
Sims, Assessor
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

MlssING.-About the Goth of last month,
Mr.. Lane, a citizens of lone city, and mem
Der of the Lodge of Odd Fellows at that
place, went to San Francisco with the inten-
tion of returning in less than week. Since
that time nothing has been heard of him
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

CHANCE To LEAvE.-A miserable rum-guz-
zling vagrant was before the Recorder, yes
terday morning, as a d. d. The Judge gave
him leave to depart, but informed him that
if his mug was seen inside the city limits
within two hours, measures would be taken
to cause him to do some service to the muni-
cipality. He didn't want to work." and so
he became invisible at the time stated.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
HoIIownH,s Pills and Ointment.-pys.

pepsia is the most depressing of human ailments -
The Pills will cure it in ten days. The Ointment is
equally sure and speedy in its operation on and
eruptions. Sold 81 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

TO-DAY the execution of VIM Morris alias
Tipperary Bill, will take place at San Fran
cisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10

The HEsPERIAN.-This monthly for June
is now issued. 1t is highly interesting
Randall d Co., and G. Amy have it for sale
on their counters.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
To the Sick.

Impelled by desire to do unto others as I would
that had done byme when similarly situated,
hereby earnestly caution all sufferers from Sperma
torrhea or Involuntary Exhaustion, against all the
"trcks and traps" of the various swindling quacks.
ShWn them all, and if disposed to profit by my ex-
perence, enclose return stamp, and send brief de-
scription OF your case to BOX I76, Charlestown,
Mnss ie4-3md&w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
WANTED.

4 WELL-OFF GENTLEMAN AND LApr AZ
IN desire to adopt some Little Girl, from lnwn hlnc
twelve years old their daughter. They are gen
care Of should any respond to this Advertisement; q;
For further particulars, call upon Mr.. 5IVlhostf
the United States Hotel. myA0
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
HoITs snrsnpariIIn, yellow Dock and

IOdde Of PotassThis preparation is guaranteed free
from all mineral substances, but contains full dose
of Iodide of Potass For Rheumatism, Scrofula, and
all diseases of the skin, it is unequaed Sold by Drug
gists generally at 81
X. HALL, & CO., Proprietors,
143 ana 145 Clay street,
jeS-3m Below Montgomery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
FOR SALE.

THIS OFFICE-An excellent 81. SUI ~.
~ ROYAL PRINTING PRESS, W>shingISshs. I.ss.issnt
tent together with TYPE and materials sulnh6q
to at out a complete newspaper once
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
WATER NOTICE,

A LII PERSONS desiring the introd9G'at" az the
IN Water in their premises will please can caS MAI.
den Lane, register their names, describing 'ns 'IHetm
misses, &c. r.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
LAWRENCE DUCK.

k0 BOLTS No. 4. o, 90, OOg,on. OOVg,
SBO "Queen of the Seas" for sale AZ san rn r[e"
cisco prices, by Nv HAWLEf W.
je4-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-10
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 10th.
Our Paper.

At the opening of the political campaign,
for this summer and fall, it is very important
that the views of the Douglas Democratic
party should be as widely circulated as pos
sible. Every member of the party should
take pains to scatter and disseminate the par
ty organs in every direction. All sorts of
abominable misrepresentation will be plenti-
fully dropped in every place by the Lecomp
ton villi6ers of Douglas and his followers and
supporters, and there should be an antidote
to the poiso in every possible instance
With fair understanding of our principles,
there is no such thing for us as fail but un-
contradicted misrepresentation and false
hoods may do much to weaken the best OF
causes and the most righteous of principles.
On this account, we would urge upon such Of
our party friends as have not yet subscribed
for the paper the propriety of coming for
ward with their subscriptions to the NATIONAL
DENocRAT, and giving it at once a large ad-
dition to its present extensive circulation.
ANTILECoMPToN PRIMARY MEETING AT FREE.
MANS CRossING.-At the Ant-Lecompton pri-
mary meeting for Hess Crossing Precinct,
held at Freeman's Crossing on Tuesday even
ing, June 18th, pursuant to notice, Thos. Free.
man was called temporarily to the chair. The
meeting was formally organized by the chair
man stating the object for which it had as
scmbled, whereupon G. W. Derickson was
chosen President, and E. R. Wright, Secy.
After the usual form the meeting proceeded
to the election of Delegate, and G. W. Der
iekson being nominated, was unanimously
elected by acclamation to represent this pre-
cinct in the County Convention which assem-
bles at the Oregon House on the 10th inst
DELEGATES TO DOUGLAS COUNTY CoYvEN-
TIoS.-A correspondent writing from Tim
buctoo, June 7th, says: The following were
elected as delegates to the Oregon House
Convention, from this place, this evening
I. o. jackson, G. II. Goodwin, S. Boyce, l.
'Cramer. The following are delegates from
Smartsville. /. Ackley and - Lawson.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
Negroes Ye. Adopted Citizens.

The Republican legislature of Alassachu
setts has submitted to the people Of that
State an amendment to the Constitution, re,
quiring two years residence, after the final
papers afe issued before uaulroli2ed per-
sons shall be allowed to vote, This is the
party that seeks and obtains many votes from
adopted citizens. 1t is the party, too, that,
| in Massachusetts, while throwing every OBJ
staclc between adopted citizens and the bqlo
lot box has conferred the right of suffrage
upon the negro and il certainly must be
humiliating to every white man OF proper
feeling to reflect, that the dearest rights of a
large portion Of tho white citizens of Massa.
ohusetts may bo controlled and determined
! by NEGRO VOTES If adopted citizens
only hal black skins, no two years residence
after they are citizons of the United States,
would be demanded. If naturalzed voters
choose to support party which thus delib,
erately ranks them below the negro we
don't see as anybody has a right to complain
! If they do not exhibit self'rcspect, it is not
strange perhaps, that Republicans do not
respect them. The vote on the amendment
is to take place on the 9th Of May, when it
is to be hoped that the good sense Of the
people will prevail over tho proscriptiye fa'
naticism of the Black Republicans and the
amendment be rejected by an overwhelming
majority 1t is an attempted outrage that
should be sternly rsbuked by the people
Napoleon North- Vest
The thing is did" will it go down?
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
DAILY ENIPIRE.I
LInes on a NawIy Openad O1stel..

with feelings strange and undennel. gaze m.
Thou choice and Juicy specimen Of an IN fa,ed
race;
How calmly, yea how moekly thon rcclnest in
she'll.
Yet whatthy woes and suiferugs man may con
lecture WE'LL
For thou hast lifea' well as he who rccklessly
seeks thine,
And could'st thou speak, might draw forth tears
ns briny MS thy brine;
For thou vast torn from friends and home, and
all thy heart could wish,
Thou hapless, helpless, innocent mute, perse,
cutcd fish
Perhaps thou vast but newly joined to some
soft, plump, young bride,
Who Cpd her mocth for food with lhee when
flowed the flowing tide;
Perhaps thou hast n family, from whom thou
hast been torn
Who sadly wall for him, alas, who never will
return
Thou vast happy on thy native bed, where
blhhsome billows play,
Till the cruel fisher wrenched thee from thy
"homo sweet home" away,
He slowed thee IN his coble, aud he rode thee
10 the strand,
Thou vast bought and sold and opened, aud
placed in this right hand.
know that while moraliae, thy flavor fades
away.
l know that thou shouldst be ate alive, before
thy sweets decay
I know that IL is foolishncss this weak delay of
mine,
And epsicures may laugh at ii as sentimental
whine
Well, let them laugh still will drop tear
DER thy sad fate
Thou wretched and III fated one thou sad and
desolate
Der thee aud DER thy kindred, hangs one all
consuming doom.
To die a slow and lingering death or living find
tomb
Like the Indian from the forest, like the Roe.
buck from the glen,
Thy race is dwipdling silently, before the arts
Of men;
Ye are passing from the river, from the sea.
bank aud the shore,
And the haunts that long have known ye, shall
know ye soon no more.
Even ], the friend of all thy kind, while |
think Of what thou art,
When ponder over the melting Joys thy swal,
lowing will imparl,
Can delay Thy fate no longer one lnnk It is my
last
A Gulph--one more--a silent pause--a sigh
aud all Is pastl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
a Card to the Ladies.

A Card to the Ladies.
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AN INFAILIBLE REMEDY FOR
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ONE BOX is SUFFICIENT.
Thousands Of certificates are In tho hands of
the Proprietor from some Of the first ladies in tho
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Prognantfemal /, or those supposing themselves
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N. B.-The composition Of these Pills is"no
secret" The general agents are presented with
the receipt, and they viii tell you they are, with
out doubt, the best Family Medicine ever intro
daeed since the science of medicine dawned upon
the world. Price 81 per box.
va Sold Wholesale and retail in Dayton by
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The above Druggists are ssle agents for Mont
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

PRfze BRAss BhND CoNvFSrlos At Mans
riFID,--Since our lad issue, moro Randi
from abroad have been heard from, and sig
nilied their intention of being present or
tho 26th. The occasion win be q great one
and every preparation has been made that
the affair may come OF with rolat Mans
field is proverbial for doing things up about
right aud she will take care that her rcpu-
taton does not suffer this time Next weel,
we shall give the entire programme Of the
celebration
Siuoe the nboge was IN typo, we learn
from the Secretary that the following Rail
roads have agreed 10 pass persons attending
The Convention at half fare Sandusky.
Mansfield and Newark Cleveland, Uolum,
bus and Cincinnati Cleveland and Toledo;
Cleveland, Steubenville and Cincinnati and
The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chieogo-
Other railroads have been telegrapbed TO-,
and an answer is expected every moment
We also learn the Mansfield Gunnors will
be out during the entire day, and Join in
the proceedings Aanzfeld Banner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

FATE OF A SEDucER ~ CAMFoRSIA james
Fouzer was tried and acquitted in San Franz
cisco on the 9Th ult., of the charge of mur,
der, in having killed William Deerie. The
latter a man Of (amily, seduced Fouzer
daughter, girl Of fifteen years, and for a
year or more after, was constantly pursuing
her at her own home for renewal Of their
former intimacy. Il appeared upon the tri.
al that the daughter had resisted his adyan-
ces that Fouzer had felt deeply his daugh.
ters disgrace, and that ia fear that the in
iluenoe Of Deerie over his weak minded
daughter might prove stronger than her
fathers advice, the accused shot and killed
the seducer while attempting to effect a clan
deslino meeting with his victim at her owe
parents house, The jury justified the acl
and returned a verdict Of" not guilty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

CHEss.--Mr Morphy is prevented from
regular attendance at the chess clubs hy the
pressure Of attentions which are tondered
him by multitudes Of our citizens 70 whom
his genius, his European triumphs and his
unaffected modcsty have made him the OBJ
ject Of peculiar interest During the week
he has : cen entertained at the Athenmlm
by some OF lis most distinguished members
and yesterday he dinei at tho Union Club
II is not surprising that evidences OF kindly
feeling, both public and private, should at
tend the movements OF person like Mr.
Morphy, who, scarce out of his teens, has
ostonished both hemispheres by dstaaoing
all competitors in the most difficult OF games
and returns to his native land entirely un-
spoiled by the honors he has received, aud
the same frank genial, unassuming gentle.
man as when he left it His second game in
the mutoh with Mr. Perria was played last
evening. The score stands now, Morphy .
Perrin 0 ~ n, Y Post, lIth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

BeS- There is capital story told of Judge
John A. Corwin, of Urbana Champaign coun
ty, which never yet got into the newspapers
Corwin transacted considerable business at
one time for an individual somewhat noted
in that comfy, named Col beavers. Deav,
ers by the way, served in the war of 1872
where he won immortal honors, and the bre.
vet title Of Colonel by the fearless manner in
which he drove an OK team in the Quarter
Masters department. The Colonel TO this
day tails the most surprising stories OF bis
exploits in that war II must be known, too
that all the stories he tells are equally sur.
prising, and, in fact, his Imagination at all
times is so active and so seryiceable he
can dispense with truth without the slight
est inconvenience. Beside that he was nev.
er known to pay debt Judge CoTwin
having done business for beavers several
years, signiied one day his desire to receive
some equivalent for it.
"Well," returned beavers, you'd ought
to be paid, Judge, that's fact The nc-
count has been running for some time, and
meant to have paid 1t long ago, | havn't
any money, but any thing Pge got on my
farm you can have and welcome, Got lots
Of apples h.
GLOW many apples have you got! asked
the Judge, ready to catch at anything
give got eight hundred bushels, Judge
"All right, said the Judge, am take
them all
After promising to tmpl yalhis ieams,and
bring them on the following day--they were
all piled up in his orchard, he said beavers
took his leave.
The Judge saw nothing more OF him for
several weeks and then meeting him by nc'
cident, he exclaimed impatenhy;
81 thought beavers You were going to
bring me those apples /"
so was" said beavers, conciliatingly
$50 was, but the fact is, that liulo penny.
rial ball Of mine, broke into tho orchard
that night, aud ate up every one them upl
The idea Of a bull eating eight hundred
bushels Of apples in one night took the
judge, and he lorgaye the debt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

Particularly adapted Ia tho H-.
of both sexes, which describe .f
PLAis RXGlisH all that j. norrs'
aary 10 know pertaining i1 iHs
Generatlve disorderE--how con
trseted-ths influence they prov
ducs upon mind and body-ho0
all persons can avoid them, Hr,
II they are 40 unfortunate o. q,
have contracted such diEcuFCs
how to effect s speedy and r.
tain cure. Likewise, u cnniainI
many important hints which 70
be tound aervieeAhie 10 those 70
married Life, embracing even