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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
RUNAWAY.

WAS committed to Jail in ConwaysS W county, Ark. on the 4th day of Sep A tember, A D. 1859, one runaway slave-he s.S of bright complexon and about , feet : inches high, weighs about 40 pounds, and says he is 9 wears old, he has a scar on right cheek, and the little finger on his left hand is stiff. When taken he had large iron ring around his neck, and had on a blue Irish cassinett coat He says he belongs to Charles Colcock, of Atlanta, Alabama, and is . painter and tanner by trade.
 The owner of said slave is requested to come toward, prove property. pay charges and take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs.
 L. R. CARGILE, Sheriff,
 by J. w WnLBASKs, Jaier. Sept. II, '59. 6m. Cost of adv. S26or Sl per week
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Runaway Slave
w AS committed to the Jail of Sa-<<

W AS committed to the Jail of Sa-s<
 me county, Arkansas, on the 10th dayX of August, 1859, as runaway slave, cer-- -N tam negro man, who calls his name JOHN, said negro IS about oo years of age, 5 feet, 10 inches hgh black colored, bald headed. severe scars on his back, bad countenance: had on when taken up. coarse cursey pants and shirt, says he belongs to James Baron, of Madison county, Mississippi, and says ne let hls masters plantation about the lst of
 me owner IS hereby notified to prove said negro ana take hlm away, or he will be dealt with as the law direrts. MARK s N1IIEp
 Sheriff and Jailer.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

Fire and Inland Navigation Rsks accepted at terms consistent with solvency anu fair profit. Especial attention given to Insur- ance Qt DWELLINGS and contents, for terms of l to wears.
 The solid service long and successfully tried, and the many advantages the -ftnl Insurance Compa- ny possesses n its line, should not be overlook ed by those ready to insure and understanding their best interests.
 During stringent times' the necessity for re- liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty-the ability of property owners to sustain loss being then much lessened.
 Agencies in all the principal cities and towns throughout The State. Policies issued without de lay, by any of the duly authorized Agents of the Company.
 Business attended to with despatch and fidelity.
 CHAS. RAPIEY Agent, Sept. IA, 1s59.t ly dt Little Rock Ark
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
NEW GOODS.

ID HOTZE & CO.,, beg leave to state \ that they have received this week, per steam boat Red Wing, large part of their new stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
 SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, etc. etc, to which they respectfully invite the at tention of purchasers.
 Grateful for past patronage, we shall endeavor by good stock, and low prices, to merit sltinu- ance of the same.
 P. HOTZE & CO.,, Main Street. In Robins Brick Building, under the Theater Sent l4, 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
$50 REWARD.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber, .h Ei living five mile, west of Princeton, Dnl Es las county. Ark, on Sunday, the 4th of Sept, ,.A 1859, negro man named WILEY, aged about 40 years, (carries his age we'll of copper complexion, about feet, or inches high, heavy built, has a scare one of his arms near the elbow, occasoned by burn. Said boy will no doubt attempt to pass for free neCro-and is endeavoring to reach a free State. had on when he left a wide brim low crown fur hat. frock coat with velvet collar, and boos he carried with him worsted carpet bag, with some summer clothing in it. l will pay the above re warl for the apprehension and safe confinement of said negro so that l can get him.
 STEPHEN WlNSTEAD. Ga0+ ISSo 1+
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Theatrical NOfiSn

4 FEW persons of acknowledged talent "A can obtain good situation, (or my Fort Smith and Van Buren Theatres) by making imme date application. open October lst. Salaries paid nctually-security given if necessary.
 N. MORONEY, Lessee and Manager,
 Ft. Smith and Van Buren Theatres. Sept. fl, 1859. 2t
 Memphis Evening Ledger copy one week and send hill tn this nllrr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

THrNGs AT THE LANDING ETC TIL steamer Lady Walton. commanded bv tb .. clever captain, Bill Nowland,, will soon be completed in her repairs. We predict she will be one of our heetest river boats as she is already considered one amongst the safest
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
SHELBY MEDICAL. COLLEGE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

SSION OF 9-6O. TlIE Second Course of Lectures in this | ! Institution will commence on Monday, Octo- | Der 3d, 1859, and close the lst of the following \ March. The Lecures of the first month will bt FREE to all students CLINICAL RESTRICTIONS will commence at the opening of the October Course. The ANATOMICAL RooMs will also be opened at the same time. FACULTY. THOMAS L. MApDIy. N. D.. Professor of Anato my Descriptive, itestooeicol and Srrgital.)
 JoHN FREDERICK MAY, VI. D., Professor eff Prin ciples and Practice of Surgery.
 JoHN Ii. CALENDER, M. D., Professor of Mate- ria Medica and Therapeutics.
 F. B. HAsEINs, Nj. D., Professor of Theory and Practice of Medicine.
 HENRY ERNT, M. D., Professor of Medical Chem. istry and Medical Jurisprudence.
 DANlEL r. WRGHr NJ. D., Professor of Phys- oloGy and Pathology.
 JoHN ?. FoRp, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children. II. II. COMPTON, NJ. D., Demonstrator of Ana tony.
 Lecture eeS- SlU5 UO Matricuiaton Fee lpaidbut once .. 5 % Demonstrators Fee............... -. 10 co uTduu"uoh rec. ..................... D OO The price of boarding and all the personal ex- penses ot the student IS reasonable in Nash. vile as ill any city in the Union. Good boarding can be obtained at fom $3 to S4 per week.
 JOHN P. FORD, NJ. D.,
 Dean of the Faculty,
 sept II, lS19. At l5 Summer Street
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

from the writings and speeches of the 1s- organizers of former days and of the re- sent day and show similarity; indeed a resemblance so perfect, not only in oune but in particular features that one will sem to be literal copies of the other. Tsy landed in the camps of the opposition. So will the present half-breeds. It is simly a question of time, for the road they ire travelling leads no where else.
 The State Rights Democrat accuses ro- totot oftoadying to the Governor. In fit, It any man is free from such disposiron It IS the writer. And if he had the lsst inclination that way the disgusting exh5i- tions of ioadyism and lick pittle adulaon shown in the State Rights Democrat wcld warn him from it. In that deectable shet, we find continual reference to Col. H1d- man-Col. Hindman's honor-Col. Had mans abilitv-Col Hindman's course. and the worst of it is, if not written by himef, it is done under his direction. Slides said a man ought to know how to nlke use of enemies, but Hindman knows hor to use his friends. They bleed in purse ind self respect; they must work and pay when he calls upon them, and like bladder kept up in the air, each fellow is intent on hep- ing him up, but when they get tirel of blowing and striking, as they soon will, down he comes, and when democracy pune. ture, him the wind will escape and the bag collapse. So mote it be.
 With this further contribution to his museum and collection of Totototiana, l leave him for the present and by the dme his museum is completed think the collec tion will be interesting
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Just Received from New Orl,

Just Received from New Orleans { BOXES Lemons;
 \ , bbls Sugar;
 900 quarter boxes Sardines; bbls Cognac Imperial Brandy, and for sale cheap for cash, by M. TANTI. Sept. II, 1859.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

E- The Shelby Medical College, locat. ed at Nashville, Tenn, is among the hest medical schools in the country. We invite attention to the card.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Northern Timber vel, se..s
City Residence for S,1a

THE subscriber offers his 5>l5sA-24
 E p'nce for sale situated at the 4S-sg.sss, head of main street. The house .f sst9:''' contain, rooms and other necessary o,;t buidinc; are on the place, There are 3 lots, good garden orchard of choice fruit trees, and a Food well ot water. The place will be sold low for cash.
 Sept. H. lSJ9. 3tr C. NOTHW NC
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Notice is Eerehu Given

THAT will apply to the Probate Court L ot Pulaski county, al the October term thereof A. D. 1859, for order to sell the lands belonano to the estate of Daniel Hopkins deceased, for the purpose of realizing money sufficient to pay the debts exhibited and allowed against said estate.
 GEO. $. MORRISON, Adm'r of Estate
 Sept. IA, '59. 3t of Dann Hopkins. dec,d.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

OFFER for sale my farm, consist m A ing of one hundred and sixty acres of Aiii land, situate in the county of Greene, Township l6 North of the base line, Range East. Said land has two good springs and plenty of running water throughout the year; has sixty acres in cult- vation, with comfortable frame dwelling house and good kitchen smokehouse and other out-houses; 3o acres woodland pasture. Any person wishing to purchase said farm can call on me at my residence l12 miles northeast of Greensboro, Greene coun- ty' Ark, by so doing they can purchase bargain, as am determined to sell
 WYETT M. PEBBLES. Sept. IA. 1sSo 3m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

MARRlED-At the brides residence, in Pike county, Ark, on the 21st ult., by Josiah Corbell, esq. Mr. WILLIAM R. Rus sEL to MAR1AH L. HuDsoN.
 May they both live happy life,
 And live together as man and wife
 May they live christians, while here below,
 And when they die, to heaven go. By the same, at the brides fathers, in Pike county, Ark, on the 24th ult, DAVID NJ. WATSON to MARY E. ALLEN.
 Boys, look round, be wide awake,
 When got there I found the cake
 do believe without surmise,
 The county of Pike is about to rise. In this city, on the 11th inst, by Rev. P. Riley, Mr. JAMES A. KINNEAR to Mrs. M. E. BRoGAN, all of this city. In this county, on the 1st of Sept, 1859. by David F. Shall, esq, Mr. JOIN MYERS to Miss MAHALAH HoPKINs-all of Ashley township.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

One Performance, Wednesday night at p. m. Two Performances, Thursday, afternoon and night, and p. m.
 The Company will exhibit at DOVER, Friday, Sept. l6. DARDANELLE, Saturday, r. LEW lSBURG, Monday, l9. BENTON, Friday, 23. ROCKPORT, Saturday 24, and all the principal points throughout Arkansas.
 F. COULDOCK, Agent. Sent. l4 1859. 9w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Incorporated lole-charter Perpetual CAsH CAPlTAL, S|.099,G00, ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED
 Net Surplus Of $942, l9l~72. And the prestire of 40 wears success and eXne-

TPWARDs of $12, GOO, ,oCO of losses o have been paid by the .FItna Insurance Com pany in the past 40 years. The value of reliable Insurance will be apparent from the following
 LOSSES PAID BY TIE ErNA DURING THE FAST FIVE
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
WANTED.

\ TEACHER to instruct four children { in Reading, Writing and Arithmetic An American gentleman preferred
 For particulars inquire of Capt. Haller, Ed Sau ter 4. M, Little Rock. or at the residence of :. t.. Berg, P miles west of Little Rock on the Maumelle road. Sent. l4 lS5o if
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
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MoB LAW IN CALDWELL CoUNrY, Ky ONE MAN llUNG AND THREE LYNcHED.-We learn that on Thursday night last Jesse Williams, an old and wealthy citizen of that county, who was under guard at Prince ton on the charge of murder, stealing and inhuman treatment of his slaves, was taken out of prison while the guard was asleep, carried seven miles north of that town anl hung on tree. His body was not cut down util 10 o'clock the next night The verdict of the coroner's jury was-'' Came to lis death by hanging by some person or per- sons Umknown."
 About the same time Dr. Singleton. Mansfield Morse, and a man named Straw mat, were severely lynched and ordered to leave the county. They were supposed to be connected with Williams in his villianies,
 Two sons of Williams, John and James, who had been guilty of numerous crimes. would also, in all probability, have been hung, had they not made their timely es- capc.-LouisraHe Democrm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

DIED-In this city on the 12th inst, REBEccA, infant daughter of Wm. H. and Elizabeth Jones'
 Louisville, Ky. papers copy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Fresh Corn Meal,
Desirable Farm in Greene County for Sale

OS BUSHELS Fresh Corn Meal, now
 AeJ in store and for sale at low figures, by
 Sept IA. lS59 HUDSON X IVES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
FLOUR.

| NOW in store small lot of Superins | J Flour, which will be sold at the very lowest price, by HUDSON < IVES.
 Sept. H. 1859 ! lSI of letters remaining in the post M
 RA office at Little Rock, Ark. on the 3Ist day of M August, A. D. 1859, which if not taken out will be
 sent to the General post office as dead letters. Alexander M George Akin Hugh I. | Atty IIney Anderson D C Allen Hudson Artman D Bumpass Pleasant Bell Mrs Amanda Dell Bauman Mrs Bushnell m Banuoy Bownlee A $
 Courson Stewart Cole Francis Cole J Cooper John
 Campbell TN Cabeen John John r Cobb WmP COfy Rufus Carson James Cavender James 01 Curtis Henry Dalsell Capt Davis James II -
 Dawson Vim Davis M Dykes Jacob Day Mrs Ma
 Dodge Geo Dregfoos Al
 Dollar w G
 Ellis Benjamin Eayes TTi | Elam Isaac ? Eyens
 Fleming David ? FIoos Id | Fewell w Nj Frank | Guahan Michael Gingles 0ann Wesley Garner | Grimes Marshall
 Hon Geo Hogen | Hamit John Hamt T l Hatcher H ITutchisony
 Hays Henry H Hul HoI
 Hannings Frank M Hunter Wn
 Houghteln Vim II ? Haxy FJ ! Higgins John Hampton Jar l Hall Samuel Hill Dr S A l
 Johnson William Johnston Sam'l l | Johnson Feny James C. | Jordan Geo w Johnson Duncan | Jones James Jones SOlon
 Jones Jonne
 Kates Theo Kegler H ?
 Keller Hauk Kelam Mrs Melissa
 Keys James knowland w w l Kehn Arnold
 Lowery J W ? Lawdries DD
 Lemons Ambers Lee Thomas
 LoTery w LsvhoD Ja Dh | Lowering Benz Lawrence James S | Leingal W l. Lane Samuel | Lamar Walter
 Mccain Miss Elizabeth McAfeeJM | McCatfery Patrick NurdOck Samuel B 1 Moody Mrs Mercer Mrs Elizabeth Mills Caleb Mungen Oliver 2 Mills Enoch Mingew c Murphy IS Nernah James Meek Jefferson Meek J Mills Morgan Morehead Dr Morris Rhic'd Moore Jas Pelt Jahew Payne Charlie Phunkett DU Quinn Patrick
 Rose WmF Rantin Jno T Robertson Thos Ryan Co Robinson Richard or Ray Samuel Emilne Reed Josiah Raymond Charles
 5tarnes s sawart Joseph Stanley Sarah Survive Scotl Miss Eissa Sanders C Smith R Smyers NC Smith Mrs Amanda Smith Lafayette Scanban T c
 Thomas Capt Thompson Robt Thomas Daniel Thomas David Thompson John Tatum B s Thomas Col D P Toole Geo Twoley P Tharbin Wn White Anna Wilnon Aaywood Wiatt Mrs Elizabeth Wood Robt Williams Wm Williams 0 Walker w Webetef MfU Mary Wall Mrs Mary Wells Wn Whitely l. A Whitmoe Thomas Young John
 Persons calling for the above leaen will please say 'ues As AD' sf Fl CHURCHILL. r '.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Racing < Hurdl2 Leapiug

Nl~li LuE -Att NNoA VI Aaa~ F- 2 backcd by LiyAhtinr Kt $. The grenr Pantomimista Mo. FEsSIGI~, JEROME, & ANTOINE. ir ,Lri. u.irti.- : fl. si lc-sp.itriu. iora,,q Ballet, . ,,i led hy ,u- stceAg -h of he Co@.p.uy.
 The scene. ia the Circle, Gymnastic Nua -rs, 1cI l. cu9fy:n Eufcr,a ? H.u,', No- cal an lnetf. n.rt.-. .i-A-s, with all tuy p,..yr r4rr.i :, never before hnaal ol .p ore Exhibition, vii! bc fis,h r m1E.ncatei * made still more versatile with the gran coH- cludlng scene Of the performs ances, being no less thaa tha. superb , u,natic II. >tratio1 of Bvn 1- Poetic Legeu 1, MAZEP PA, or ts b.id HJrel TAn,."N. Charac- ters sustained by . t4.aptci Company of Actors, assisted by ta" rrnIr, of Equcs.riaus ani 1entnuim.~ts, in "ti. Il thrce'rbeatri horse i'hun ter bolt will appear as the fiery, uuLaIHcI ,trvl.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

NOW in store, a small lot of Superfne J Flour, which will be sold at the very lowest price. by HUDSON < IVES.
 Sept. II, 1859.
 IS'I of letters remaining in the post k office at Little Rock, Ark. on the 3lst day of August, A. D. 1859. which if not taken out will be sent to the General post office as dead letters.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
INADVERTENTLY '. I7a , Bea4tg. uni I.Ac,. uee, y RICiiAI.D EINEI.-.
cEms 9r FAl3Y LkrDl


 4 series of beautiful Pose, and Ta5ieaAN, executed by tneJu' venila Corps an4 their E.liI Steeis.
 songs Dances, Grote,quc Fc~rs, stump speeches, sc. by the Legion of Comics, Messrs. fU- FER, NlCoLO BOILING, RIVERS, DAN ROUkW FILL, .ai the two | flats, MASTERS WASH ant EDDI.-oo look out for lot of Fun.
 T1l Prile of the Arena Ml.r CAMILLE, as the Fly in- -ylph. - Dash and bar upon a he-y Charger, MILE MARIE. # EyolatioHs of th MMa-a ty that Aica!y-tflin, stocd jl3,:"., ridden by tt charriu- ,4';c.trienn" hn., " JOI; Ia. 'iajtr Grace Nils hGtEHtrE, AS AETFE. ant iNEL.
 Trick Horses, Perform in- Ponies, .ad Comic shct lan!S. or vxtrAofdiuary lcArr ing, exhibited by taa,i@.enlc horse breaker. c. 7. RlVEhi
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14
Are You Insured 3
 STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE EEsessfOE'd Fire Insurance C9ssnnazy.
CAPITAL.

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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

Guard against Fall and Winter Firesi BY HCICE IN s U R A Y c '
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

sh on hana S43455 A'l hsc"',' m course tTnnlsson 34 3!s ceIahe secuedb by personal security mbeel
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-09-14

TdE ...-4. 0f isv@5foedt,
 Hv CuA@. KivhES.
 As.1ni,a,l- Exploits by the fallOwtu-tA ,ruo..i- Artist - MONS. LETUi:i, HERR TRFXII.i.. Mons. &QflE, SIG. Gi#iNN, G", GELA ' MOTLEY BROTHERS. ii. uJ. E3.-G .AN, The GEO TE9. ! HYMN AIT sa ta v-1.lt-.ru,wnci .iN Els FtMli.N. q. nEHlu, ,th2 inin.tab,e hi tn-Ionkey, am stE4r ue@s-ot5lL tAre hq-s.,t ba < zw4rt. it,!or, "n ! M0E>. PA iO, tac i,.tc1- les aa! Cannon Ball deiier.
 TEE VIE K lEDIA. q bcaLlitIt IlranlaL 1ctil 2, by several of tDc lolhHAni ih which C. Ri-Lts wli. "'t.oa- ate tha chlyeo'ef of ti.o o'-.' . II ~ lLOCn.
 The Au.ipaatsa E"i,3tiaa WonIe-, La. dD"nsu ho.!i up. " ,.,'i-,tt~. isI-. .. ]. .,.,..il
 Eorsema.sh.r q. Ira , HeaILN. I'M !.An... L.e. lY
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

HoRRIBLE CALAMtTY.-One of the most ter
rible catastrophies that we have ever been
called upon to record viii be found in tele-
graphic dispatch in another column. Two
families have been burned to death on the
Sacramento river, opposite the town of Red
Bluf-the family of E. A. Stevenson and a
Mr.. Kronk. 1t is supposed to be the work
of the Indians. more horrible circum-
stance we have not heard of in long time.
1t will be seen that the supposition is that
the women and children were murdered be-
fore the house was fred.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

A HARD CAsE.-Last fall, desperate en-
counter took place at Rich Guleh, Plumas
county, between a man named Shipe and
young man known as Boston Jack, in when
the former received eleven cuts from bowie
knife The Plumas Argus Of the 9th says;
Last wecl; Shipe had so far recovered from
his wounds as to get out. At his first meet
ing with Boston Jack he drew revolver
and, presenting it, said, "you son of a =,
III kin you right here" 4 bystander struck
the weapon down and the ball entered the
floor. Boston Jack, being entirely unarmed
sprang out of the house and fled Shipe fol
lowed, firing four or five shots without injury
to Jack,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

Mr.. EMERSON recently delivered lecture
in Boston, on "Orignality." The Transcript
condenses it into this small compass
"Scholars suck the life out of old books;
every soul has conduts leading from other
souls; great authors but enunciate truths
which preceding authors have perceived and
often embodied in speech. Yet it is not true
that literature is altogethr a quotation. When
an author seizes Il truth, not too potential for
his mastery, it is as much his as though he
was the sole and only person who had ever
recognized it."
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

CANDIDATE FOR STATE PHINrER.-We under
stand that A. c. Russell, Esq, late editor OF
the California Express, is candidate for
State Printer, subject to the decision of the
Lecompton State Convention. A more rabid
Lecomptonite than he could not be found in
the limits of the Union, and he has made
himself particularly severe upon the Doug
lasites of this county. Should he be nomina-
ted, he would not get many Douglas votes,
certainly. His friends claim that he is enti-
lied TO the office, from the fact that he has
always been identified with the Lecompton
side, and fought the battles of Lecomptonism
valiantly. as editor of the Express, his retire
ment from that Journal being of very recent
date
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

front of the Lecompton movement in the
House of Representatives afterwards.
The foregoing is enough for the present.
We shall give additional extracts tomorrow
The fact is that all the leading Democratic
once Democratic at least-members of tn e
present Leeompton party, are fully commit
ted to the Douglas doctrine, and, in abandon
ing that doctrine have abandoned the Dem
rrntin pnrtu
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

PLEASURE TRlr.-Y esterday morning, q
column of young ladies, numbering about
one hundred and fifty, proceeded from the
Convent to the steamer Young America at
the landing, headed by two or three Of the
good Sisters of Notre Dame. They were
bound 10 Gen Suffers, whittier they had
been invited by the Old Pioneer to spend the
day They designed returning by the boat
from Sacramento last evening. No doubt
they had a pleasant time, although the day
was little windy. However, it is likely
that Gen. Sutter placed them all in comforta
Jle quarters. The procession as it marched
to the boat presented a very beautiful ap-
pearance.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

WE observed, yesterday afternoon, big
lazy looking hummer lying near the Foot
Bridge on sth street. dead drunk, with the
sun frying down into his face till the grease
almost fixed. lie had evidently staggered
to the edge of the hill and rolled completely
to the bottom. A few hours before we saw
two fellows who had been working at the
Hospital fraternally zigzaggering up D street,
and mutually attempting to explain some
thing or other to the satisfaction of each-
Neither appeared likely TO succeed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

A VISIT EN- MAssE.-The female scholars
of the public schools, in charge of their
teachers, visited the Big Snake, yesterday,
en- masse, the Snowman charging nothing
more than little purse made up among the
scholars. Great was the wonderment of the
girls, and many the screech when the old
monster raised his head towards them. AT
terwards, large portion of the boys wen
TO see him on the like terms
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

MERHoANrs HoTEL.-The proprietorship of
this elegantand popular hotel, has fallen into
the hands of G. W. Stanton, Esdr., who has
long been connected with the establishment
in a business capacity. Under his control, it
can lose nothing of its former character. An
excellent business man, a courteous gentle
man, and wholesouled fellow, better land.
lord than our friend Stanton would be hard
to find in the limits of the state.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 18th.
,1oo,ing Of the County Committee.

The Democratic County Central Committee will
meet at the Court House, in Marysville, on FRI
day, the 18th inst, at o'clock P. NJ, for the
transaction of business of Importance.
C. IL. BRYAN, Charm.
Marysville, May 9th, 1889.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

Wool Sn1rMENr.-The Sacramento Stand
ard, of Wednesday, says:
Beck, Ackley d Culver merchants of this
city, yesterday shipped ten thousand pounds
of wool to Ross, Dempster & Co, San Fran
cisco The same house since the commence
ment of the wool season, had previously
shipped about 10000 pounds of the article.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-13

Mr. Patrick Lynch, Importer of Irish
Linens, leaves here this morning for Oroville
where he will sell at auction, on Saturday,
l4th inst, an entirely new stock of linen
goods. We take pleasure in recommending
Mr. Lynch to the citizens of Oroville.