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HEORGRTOwE ADyERTIsEMTs.
A. TIL. CANAL I. !, RIE,sTAgkANT.
cairr IND st I'll tnss tas or good
q as sh sssssS both from land and water
'1Rgaa. 1 TmEckf EXIT P asy
90 BRID STR ET, 90
BLAckF aoofSbJ4 ySN p x g ,nvi,. ; ~
~ < shsE ssedsSYs
lee lug assured that they can offer great bargains
GsStS GSId Hantn Case. Patent Levers ss
YSatSs Silver Hanins Case, warranted .slS &
s saa AZ Sfss sl sSs. linen
Visiting Cards engraved with dispatch and cheap
no . Z, Thasaw I.s.B.& SON.
since, dozen pairs lbueLstin cloves. The owner
and e1me fo1.srd prove property, pay
ana W. WI fhf d. rHHsS}MAs Polio. oeer
s,KERosENBAND CARBON OIL.
yson h XII article Of Kerosene and
and bsiIli.pt light now in use Also Lamps, Chin
tssns. By LxzSBYn' Mo- %o' ia 5ssas s9;aa
Tst.sSss, Seorgstawn D. C., Dealer in China, Gass,
lite lpacket schooner Sylysuus Allen, An
eharEinE fieithi. She viii be reeeivins 49, 80:
n' aoUHi gsIF cp Y0ed sR SoSTFRfs APP
no Nv w snd Iol Wster st., Georgetown.
DoTAToES, PEACH BLowS.-I.5oo bushels
datiy expeoted for table uss superior to white
msscsrs For Asie, from vessel IN lots 70 suit pur-
no = - - SIS w.tsl Il. a smExx;
ToBAcco. SNUFF. AND sEGARs,
/ No, SO HIsH STREET, GxoRekroWs, b. & &. A'
T.
sSSss &; s'is;s .:
g. 900 ase Havana. Ysrs, and other sessrs, max
Ing xooos OF the most favorite brands-the largest
T ne. most complete assortment Of Segsrs in the
,Y $50. TOBACCO. r =,
=, lso 5oxes Chewing Tobacco, comprising some Of
lump GsvsaasS rom Is e. s ssnss; Sa p99u n%
Is 60 50 dol do. DO, from Is to Is de iVs lump is
sn aaf fai. 10 49, do RonA trd Ready and
CARROTS Scotch Snuff; % casss Of bottle, three
sspps s sa6 S9s Is tss
FlSE-cur CHEWING AND SMOKING TO.
| IS 10 BACCo. srsL
sS dssy9s oE as az
sp e3,a Mixss sSSkias ToSsseo; Bischof' do;
ao' hsnoi oI psp &C.; A'i'.ekiniek DO. 81
and kssds sl.e IS, Ssa gross se sS.ass
usa. .St e.. nsosss. and f.ss
81 ale q r. xsoh are offered for s e
N. B.-T have no agents. :" 1'0 " AL no.t Nv
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again crowded TO OVERLOOKING last niobt. Az
Thursday night Is positively the last nigh Of the
exhibition, (bills being already up in another
cffy,) the chances Of witnessing IL are growing
few and should be Improved while they Last.
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pAILADELPHfA pRAUGHT AI.E.-The IN
= deis.Gnsd resp octfaly inform their cd custom
tenslve arrangements in order to supply them with
Massey, Collins d Co.'S Superior 0RAUGHT
ton cf being the bssf in this msrksf. we are now
Eeceivinx two shipments per week in order 70 have
81 half barrels. st Baltimore prices, Cor flssi 81
dsficevy. AZ We sell this Ale only on coInmIssiou
gueFantied in every instance, provided notice OF
defect Be given within z hoars Stsr t.pping.
STOQT,lfa equal, IL not superior, to AM i'm
ported st from 81 20 81 50 per dozen. delivered In
Any paa q 6sorgstown, Wsshington: OF Alsxan
ara. .Ha.f z. @s4A - ARMY = SHfNN,s u
Gel 81 Gree street. Georr etoyu.
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Warren RETuRSs-Hush Grunan, vagraut; fine
and cost, S2 10. Thomas Young, do workbouse
Jas. Fitzgerald. do fine and cost, 81 rs. barney
Trunnel, do; do. s4.i5 VIM. Brown, CARVING
cencealed weapons; do. $40 49, Elizabeth. drunk
commodated. W.
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PrLFERER .-Yesterday Mr. wheatly. a mer
chant OF Georgetov'n. came to this city in bug
gy, having business to attend to, stopped at Ri-
therfofd's stone ward. near Thirteenth street and
in that moment a man named McOermot. A sboe-
maker, stole the whip and started to run with 4.
He was pursued and taken by Officer Eeklofr
and completed to jail by Justice Clark.
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TH1 GENERAL INTEREST Of our citizens to hear
the "irish Deputation" now i'm this country will
3. M Dill, Of BalIymena, Antrim county. This
gentleman, who is among the most ELOQUENT Of
the preachefs OF his country, win address the
people OF Washington next Friday night, at = x
ocfock, In the Rev. DR.. Smiths Church. Mint,
stree, at which time he viii give an account Of
the .great awakening
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So MARRIED, - sss ~ 9 9
On the 9Th ult, at Christ Church Passorsse, B,
Esv. III HorseiI, WILLIAM H. KEfI.HOLfz
RfN0TON, Of this city. = - - 49, :,
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r. CURTAIN MATERIALS
r Just received and on sale. two eases rich Frerch
Ask, Ramast Lain, and Worsted Repsf an ~
spendia And modest styles, suitable for DrsvisS
per-, &es with rich Curtain and Side Tnsssls and
Guips 70 match, Cornices, Bands, &c = .
oeanulpi SWISS lace and Muslin Undereu rtains NJ
o. o. vmea VII Pc found very pleasant 60 ioof, af and
We furnish Curtains and cornices made IN 70
order at the shortest notice. =
&C Sl-eo6t CLAGETT n DoDSoN
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To rFoes in wsHt Of Prime Batter and oil Kinds
81 Marketing. see tho dveStisement Of the CITY
Market. corner 18th and II streets. - IT. :,
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MRs. Yovxs's GRAND CoxpLInxxrARr cox.
cERT;-As has already been stated, this festival il
JUDGING from the preparations, the good citizens
el Washington will have musical treat. Indeed
There seems to be quite rivalry between the la.
aies and gentlemen, amateurs who have kindly
consented to assist on this occasion to Guido EACH
other whilst Mr. cher Is daily drilling his force
In order to render an efficient orchestra.
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xeptsd ~ The renowned
Pom the Criraea, and sinos
his deoeass 10 manufActur
81 By CRossR a. BLACK
WELL, London, from the
of.g,ne.reclRA The nan.
Q trla., convinced thaf Is
must add 20 The Slrsady
inL.gs 90nSanst1on, e.1
sqa.ilsd, either Is Z stimu-
LIANT 70 the appetite or a
Gid to diysstoh.
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PosTfoSknkxr.-in consequenes = ~ darn
ness Of the wea<her, wlzich psevests mint frus.r
dryiax the propristoF has 6ccn coGnpcleA . rncf-
pons The opening % the Europu.n neu1e, = che
until Aondzy svening nex1 ineeeu41 en1DWpg-
sew svsnlsg, = @,gisehy taaeee& ~,
o<..f y 80 :. : {. ..ssS;sss i !
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DrEDu,


DTED, - = : -.
OF the eth Instant, ELIZABETH MILLER,
The fenersl will take place fo.rnorrov, at ten
s,elook ION her isfs reaidsnss, No. l3s street,
PESSER, n tRs ;sss d Is sssss. FOE
u T isss igS3Ps his sas readsnes,
issds 81 ths isnils sss issitsd to stt.nd HE
tsesse e AXE Riac9 on THURSDAY moyninx, ~ half
nv Ne EeTsina ~ e taken from the
felelen mass wild becslsbseted. icons
oys' T0Vss J! Q 6 ; g e !: !:s.ii.
20 z-s Sole ARM loE Kriss KriefIe.
0HE WEEK MokEt "a s.
ss>4s MT s & &; tr .,5 EzIzs4 e r.
| ss 49,. = .sIs' - II
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NEW Yo FIX mp 4 ~ by Wys4ys,aISaTos :.

The stesmsi. q 5l1s f' TkkN5N win lev.
AlsSspdris snd washineton fos New -.eesSSs
esoet 49, !. "a And \ Ss spH Haif9oty .
pBson ever SATURDAY, ats 9'clceh ,. ng 49, tx
bns 1880 esp ION re ship % AsxAndria dag
N.B-in the event Of the stssmsrs inSSiliss 70
sae ~ - eqnseeu9roe q lov vsfer al goods
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ELEGANT cARPETfNGs-Jssi received and

ELEGANT cARPETfNGs.-Jusi received ana
2 pieces new style Medallion and Other styiss
Velvet Carpehngs,
ns g Pieces e, ssgsTb Epsli;h B!s..sls do ~ entirely
.nslard Amongst thus lot van Be- found many
9l75 per ysrd, and Brussels 81 Si, rortE ri 81 IN
rAi so, Pieces resl, seoteh Iaerain. direct hom
for chambers, lfrsfies halls &c.. It g. 70 ID a
cents, well worth IS 20 % cents. " =
vAiso. ssupply Of resl English DouHe-tvilled
al ssv c2H31 natieps Of cplers. smongst which are
90 is s4 :. ''ss ca,SGF n ~,
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CURE M4nKxr--The aark e opsned fsr hi
offered on Tuesday Of any werk sincr - bos,
days Of LAT sessoa. Tisr' iay. b1fchrr - sr~ot
table aDd miscellaneoss drp.risenS were = con
gletsiy eecnpIed a. egdiesfiiy IN he busy sesson
active, and the Psies - on SATURDAY, lssl. = : !
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H.Nps6Mk sSI i Ibis ssi ToTs fkoNrfNe
hu Auction wssT ssaU a, PERI
shall SELL In font OF The 's IN
Lots No and 6, In Square No. $50, having a front
pI o. leet each, running back ISIS feet to 81 fe a.
Terms; One-th cash; halanoe In q. II and IN
months Tor notes bearing interest from day Of sale
aisputahie.
no sc A. GREEN. Anet3
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hoBpKRr AND AssAuLr.--On Saturday night, a
gang Of two white and two colored men met with
a man named Wood near the toll gate on the Bal
more road, and beat him severely, and at the
same time robbed him Of what he had about him
BIS bead was badly IL not dangerously wounded.
Pr Dnhamel was sent for and dressed his wounds
Do1bsies this was portion Of the gang which
attacked Belps house the same night: IN which
attack II was said the infant was killed. upon the
suspicion OF the murder Of which Bell and part Of
his family were arrested : : -
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MARShAL' SALE.-In yirtue of q writ of Ter,
w taelas issued from the Clerks once OF the Cir
of Washinston and to me directed. VII sSeose
70 public sale for cash, Ct the county jail In ssd
next, lsa, commencing at n O'Clock m, sli JOIN
hooyers Iight, title, claim and interest in and 10
ne, 5S Hog and 10 bsep, seized and levied on aud
vii be sgd "a satisfy Ipdicisls No. 8, to January
perm Is9, ChFlstopher lngle, administrator OF Pc
ter Adams IS. John Hoover, (
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TIE LEVY CouRr Of Washington county met At
IL o'clock Yesterday, President Caxbefy in the
Chair; sundry supeTvisor's sccounh were pre-
senfed and ordered to be paid. Two families
committee Of i've gentlemen Were appointsd 70
sexarniue n route fef q new county foad from
fearces Mill thrcuzh thc farm Of nv. Dent to the
o Gee. ana Rockviils TnfaPike. The clerk
condemn fosd 70 Qaesn,s Chapel, IN the county,
The bill n relation 70 giving this Count sutA1sjy
70 grant licensss . tavern. and ordinsries in ME
The Clerk was also directed 70 apply 70 the Sscre,
Large for the uss q shis Court 80 - - =
A. vlsir-Tbi. morning, At the invitltion Of
DR. ironsides Aldermen Dnnulngtou. PrIce. and
Miller paid visit to 8. John Thomson's school.
IN the Fifst District, and Miss Middleton,s and
Mis- Hoosx's In the same district. They ex-
hpdss their observation, both az regards scboois
and school aecommodations. The old First Dis
trict school house has been - brushed np and I'm.
Psoy.d az 70 be scarce recognizable, and Miss
pa street, y undqnhtsaiy the bsss adapted 10 ~
nses Of any srch loom IL the city. Tbe, visIfync
Aldsymen n5sde some happy ad6Sssees 10 the Fira
Pa 6 gse and took tlsir much Srss
DEAp:-our fellow. citizens ldeati6ed win the
gne and progress Of the Federal Metropolis. win
ncpnceisent q the dessh q Nr. yincent Man.
who enms . this city as permanent resIdell(
thereof about thirty years ago. Up to SIX Or seven
yean sance, he wss oac Of the mcss elicfenf and
exemplary bnsiness men among as, and subse-
qneneiy, his hfs has been devoted 70 sciive works
oseeakasa charity, IN which walk heidi fnlnite
good. May the poor u washfsg ION soon ana an.
ptnef % M his place.; : - as1..l s. .
Mss- pogsLAs;- I've are Lappy q ~ that the
peaith or the estinsahle wife 81 sfsoator DougIss
has oesn imrFovtng since We3nesJlay nieht ~.
She was seriously " on that night and Eom,
the1ce donbee9 afose the report Of her dsnrerS,,S
coedinon. ndsed, there was runner upon he,
stsees lsst night That she vss dying. =
1nEPsssnvzpAncsFn sco,rpAxv Give. RID
cotlIen pnfty, thieGvBnin9, q Them & HolI 80.
eash sss<e. IL - .iishsa sspuf1iion q a. -.
s unnsceszasy 5ss = 5 sslsrfs opos f6slr mesits
I: sss sss : ss:; sc ss;s fss T % =
AazivzD Ct yonng 4 c9stsp'svhaef. ~. An
2 g: - :. 8 -: 3S:' 81 81
is - - -, 8: S1sss 3 isss - a. ''''
.szkEz< q IAE49A EesA e.
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f''ns'sn' OF kR eo5iRSSss HiESpkIy e
oc2s-M.T&stI Wsstssn W.T..

~; ~. .a 3: ;. poSAdpspN. DENTIsr, has REMOVED
18th sts, two doors sAst OFT Kirfvood Hosss. :
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MIA noreLAs.-We are happy q. ~ that the
health Of the esttnsahle wife 81 sxzoato Dougiss
e sesn inpFoviag since ws5hssilay ujght 1sss.
|hefce donb1les aFose the report Of her dsnoePs,S
coodiuon. Indeed, there was runner unon ~
Ifseet lnst night that she vss diving. = -
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SEE vIRsr pAar for deferred local articles. o
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.Nrx 0nees.ys--We csll atientioa V The id
yertisements elsewhere Of Messrs. Brownisg q
he,ting, VIE have seeeaay oPesed At Nc. Is;
P. ssssos. ~ith Ane s:ock Il groceries fhe]
newned cbestnnt Grove Whiskey, aud The lover
o. the pure article viii now know where "a OBJ
tain We wish this young drm ali manner q
penpeny Mr.. Browning Is already fayofzbl}
6,s , scs lo1x time with q. = =. Packer = Co
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

DEPARTURE OF THE Pixies PEAK ExPREss.-
The following telegraphic despatch from
Lcavenworth, dated April 18th, has come to
hand:
The FIRST Overland Express, consisting Of
two passenger coaches, left here at o'clock
this morning. for Denver City. The time
through will occupy from ten to twelve days,
until the line is in thorough working order,
when it will be reduced to eight days.
The company carries the U. S. Mails, by
authority of the p. o. Department.
The departure of the coaches was witness.
ed by large eoncourse of people. The en-
terprise is considered one of the greatest of
the day and will place us in direct and rel-
able communication with the mineral region
and afford in short time information of the
most conclusive character of its extent and
richness. Two coaches will depart daily
hereafter
Dates to March 19th, have been received
from Denver City, but they contain nothing
not already published.
There were some small receipts of dust
here yesterday, and considerable shipments
Of quicksilver were made to-day to the
mines
Governor Medary leaves to-day for Ohio.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

question of calling a Convention for the form.
alton of State Constitution shows mai. OF
3SS in favor of it.
Gov. Medary has called convention to
meet at Wyandot in June next John T.
Eaton, of Columbus, Ca, has received from
the President the appointment of Indian
Agent for California. He leaves for his new
post early in June.
Advices have been received by the Golden
Age to-day, to take passengers on the John L.
Stephens on the goth for $50
Europe.
The Steamship Circassian passed Cape Race
April Goth, on her way to New York, bring
ing adviees from Europe to Monday, April 49,
which are five days later than that received
by the Washington at N. York. The Cir
cassian was boarded by the news agent Of
the associated Press and the following brief
summary of her news was obtained
The political aspect of affairs on the conti-
nent have undergone but little change.
The report that France and Sardinia had
concluded to discontinue and reduce their
armaments in compliance with the demand
of Austria and that all the beligerent powers
should simultaneously disarm is not confirmed
The advices from the continent continue to
be ofa threatening character.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17
Brutal Fight--sudden pea tn.
SAoRANENTo, May l6

oACRAhENTO, h"y ~
A prize fight took place here to-day be-
tween Lloyd. runner, and Harvey, deck
hand on the steamer Antelope They agreed
to settle an old grudge in this way, and re-
paired to a field below town, accompanied
by upwards of 100 friends Lloyd is "heavy
on the muscle" and Harvey on Science" in
the fight. Harvey came Yankee Sullivan by
dropping on his knees just as Lloyd struck,
and giving him some heavy blows in the
dread basket" shortening his wind very
much, Lloyd soon learned to counteract this
by striking lower. thereby giving Harvey
some bad blows in the face After some
thirty rounds, Harvey "eaved,' in conse-
quence of lame arm and hand, and Lloyd,
although punished the worst was declared
by his friends victor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

INDIAN TRoUBLEs-The Salt Lake CORES.
pondent of the Alta, writing on May ID,
says:
It's said that the Indians on the routes to
California are very destitute, and even starv-
ing, consequently troublesome, and appropri-
ating largely, stock and whatever else they
can get by fair means or foul. So much are
they so, that large herd and early travellers
have come to a permanent halt, and require
strong guards, with fears of having to aban-
don the northern route. On the central, or
present mail route, the Indian Agent, Jarvis,
had eighteen animals stolen whilst among the
tribes to locate farm. The Mail company
have also suffered from their depredatons
Dr. Forncy; the Indian Superintendent is
still among the extreme southern tribes. Of
his actions or success we know little, except
that his men and Interpreter have deserted
him
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17
Sacramento advertisements.
WATER CURE AND MOTORPATHIC
ESTABLISHMENT
Electro Chemical Baths.

hR. BARLOW y S,,,D
- vi tue New York Hieieo Irho-a,,,,,t ., -, a
i c 80 water Cure and Mortor,ati,fc ,fc
EstapnShment IN Sacramento, in the Ia @ P%iec %
ant house formerly occupied by Mrs Tg ana pleas
enth street, between and j. ANueh' on SeY-
The establishment is the first on the D.
that combines all the advantages Of lIyvieni coast
ton, and is equal to any in the Atlantic Statcs @
rope Dr. Smith, with his family resides in the,,.t
tuon anu no pains or expense vii be spared to make
IL pleasant and health-restoring home for invaids
Those suffering from diseases Of the Bye, Bronchla
and Catarrhal Affections Diseases of the Heart Lungs
Liver, Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Apoplexy
FITS Paralysis, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever ant
Ague, and Fevers of all types Putrid Sore throat
Group, Scrofulous Diseases, Piles, Prolapsus Inaam
nation Of the Bowels Chronic and Acute Diarrh@a
should try the advantages of this Institution befor
taking poisonous drugs and thus lessenng the chance
Of recovery.
The arrangements Of the Institution are particular
ly adapted to the successful treatment Of uterine dis
eases and displacements curyatures of the spne etc
Women anticipating confinement will be furnished
with pleasant apartments and the best medical ant
surgical attention and nurses in the State, and every
convenience calculated to render parturion easy ant
natural.
There is gymnasium forladles as well as gentlemen
RO-CHEMiCAL BATHS, so valuable in Grad
icating posOns, both mineral and vegetable, and IN
the treatment Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. will be
administered to patients without extra charge.
CANCERS cured by an entirely process.
BONE SEfrING.-Dr. Smith is the only one in Cal
norma possessing the art of BOne-setng so success
fully practced by the celebrated DR.. Sweet, of Con-
necticut.
A limited hummer Of persons desiring physolog-
lcal diet can be accommodated.
DIR. Smith will attend patients in any part of the
city.
Thomas Hill, late of the firm of Hill, Wooster & Co.,
VIII take charge Of the busines. department.
TERMS-FOR BOARD AND TREATMENT-S1O
TO $50 per week, according to attention re-
qured
Consultations free, verbal or by letter
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered. and circulars
sent on application. BARLOW j. SMITH, NJ ID.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17
Arrival of the 'Senator'--AnOther Over
land Mail--AdditiOnaI Atlantic Items.
SAN FRANcIsco. Man l6th

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10th.
The Steamer Senator arrived this p. NJ,
from the southern coast, bringing Los Angel
es dates to 14th inst.
The Overland Mail with dates from St
Louis to the 25th April arrived at Los An
geles previous to the Senator's departure
The news received has mostly been anticipa-
ted by telegraph by way of Tehuantepec'
The Ft. Smith Times of April 2Sth says
that the emigration to Pixies Peak is nearly
over. 1t is conceded to be a humbug
Charlton Morgan, of Lexington KY, has
been nominated by the President, to the Con-
suate at Niece
Lieut. E. +. Beal, in charge of the con-
struction of the Central Wagon Road, arri-
we'd there ON the evening of the 9Th inst.
Several prominent democratic papers of
New Jersey. have declared for Hon. James
Guthrie, of Ky, for President in 1860.
Two coal boats were swept into the ere
vesse near Lake Providence, April 22d, and
thirty men were drowned
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17
Another Supposed Indian Massacre.

BEkA, May lbJh.
James Miller and VIM. Parish left Butte
Creek, near jacksonville Oregon, ON horse
back, with pack mule, for hunt in the
mountains. On the l4th inst the mule re
turned to Miller's house alone, with its pack
on and as nothing has been heard from the
men, it is supposed that they have been killed
by the Indian murderers ofRaucherie prairie
They were hunting on the same route taken
by the Indians
The party of five who were killed several
days ago, were attacked while lying in bed,
as was evident from their wounds-two men
shot through the head, one cut in the head
with an axe, one shot, and one shot and stab.
bed also the head. The manner of the death
ofthe fifth L. Ledford, cannot be ascertained
as his body was burned by the Indians
Gen. Lamerack, from Oregon, is in town.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

Heavy GAIE-During the whole of
Thursday and Friday powerful wind blew
from the north, and filled the air with tu
multi Considerable damage was done to
property of various kinds, and several in
stances of narrow escapes from falling trees
are reported. On Thursday morning, as
Henry Moore was driving a six mule team
along the road just this side of Camptonville,
a large pine was Frustrated in front of him
and fell across the two leading mules, killing
them both. hut doing no further damage
San Juan press.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

The last mail, says the Salt Lake Valley
Tan, came rolling into the city 10 days and
hours out from California, being about five
days inside of schedule time: This is tai
travelling, but they say they can make taller,
which we do not doubt in the least.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

In Stockton on Friday, Frederick Ohlert
was tried on a charge of assault with intent
tOkill, and acquitted. At "a previous term Of
the Court, he had been tried for murder.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER GOLDEN AGE.

rr;ol of Hon Daniel T.. Sicl1les--Dreadful
steamboat Accident--4s Lives LOst--De
structive Fires--Kansas--India Agent
for CalifOrnia--Eurepean News---Fur-
ther from Mexico, &C., sc.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

TIE San JOAQUIN Lecompton County Con.
vention viii be held ON June 18th, and the
primary election for delegates on June 1lth
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

ANOTHER NueeEr-At Pekin below El
Dorado City, one day last week, some mi
ners found lump of pure gold which
weighed l6 ounces and 50 eents-Pia0sfViIts
Observer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

RECENTLY, Lewis Van Dorm, son of VI. L.
Van Dorm of Petaluma, was seriously injured
10y being thrown from horse
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

TuoLUMNE county is infested with horse
thieves. No less than five horses, says the
Stockton Argus, were stolen on Thursday
night, 18th inst, from camp meeting at the
Fifteen Mile House, on the Sonora road The
owners of the animals were attending meet
ing at the time when the horse thieves made
off with their property.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

A SNOW slide recently occurred at johnson
diggings on the South Fork of Fea-
ther river, near little Grass Valley. McLain's
dam was destroyed, and his Aume was cover
ed with snow to the depth Of fifty feet
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-17

Messrs. G.. Welton and A. Wells have been
appointed, by the Nevada County Supervi-
sors, as Constables of Bridgeport township,
in place Of c. w. Cornell and j. B. Low, re-
signed.