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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COO.

~ County, SS.-conk County Court ut Common Pleas
April Tesu 4. D. lsi9. Jcph H. WllauA Fnedcnt. for
the Of the Southern Dank of 1ndana Ebtr u. "ar
Attachment.
Public Notice Il hcrgay eycn to the e!d Eber Il. Naul
tat wit q Attashnn Issued ogt of the "f1ec q the
the lay nf February A. D. 1ss9 At the suit of
ths vi I1;eph II Wiusn md aEnst shs estate Of ths
and Twenty Two aad llpo dollars directed 10 the Sheriff
If Coos County, which said writ has been rtufncd e1s-
cuted. , .
Vow therefore, rnless you the said Eber H. Ward shall
personally b. and appear eprc The sd Co9k County Court
1T Common Pleas before the nrxt day Of the next
Term tlcrok be holden the Court Hose In the city
of Chicago. on the ft Monday of Atl. \ p 1s5s give
WI! b. sssctl against you ad Ii favor uf The .a aoseph
le sufficient to saisythe said Judgment aud t1t. will be
WALTER K1MBAL14, Clerk.
Gaok1xs, T1oxAs i RoHEa7s, rlf 5 Attorneys.
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-. 1859. szlz3Eiaa ss:;:;
STEAM ON THE ERIE CANAL.
The propeors Of this Line solicit public atrntot = II.
adEansske: medium ef tr7a:pstatin t.trtrn Nv
Of ftcla Canal Irope!ltrs and Canal HAT. To t..
with Dson connections II Albany and tu topnst a. uuf
E,o with the
Peoples Line Of Propcl1crs
To- Gh{o aaa Epps5 Isss PIT. l. ss IN,
sasfqE s1s an dssfsh IN ,hs ~ gf
Enc caaa and hasis the benefit VI long s1pfneose
l. a u ssS ef asax rs
by uniform Of strict attention 10 the wants IN! n
o s. ax sfa bsae wsn Sex Bio 'ai a
ether Eas,ta etIa "a ;he We*s5n ana Noh.sstf5n n
ana sssns u @ on 5y = M e
"a ths = RAJ ki SPi*.s ?, l. :;
eli On our agents t*isrs s.at5as:lnE sI;swhrEs
%S 51%ts Il S,;S i e.:
caas. II Broadway :1;: Snx4. Nr,5 i, posdss
D. = "'A'A L. B. Hcsr. III EfoaiTay.
SANFORD, HALL d CO.,
n,h17 e5&1 :n1 Ch:casu. Illinois.
TuE NORTHERN TRANS
j. roRrATIoS COMPANY.
1859 --..-- 1859.
WILL during the Present sson, nun their well known aad
popular line Of
FIRST-CLASS SCREW STEAMERS,
Regularly between OeIensbugh and oswcgn and the Up
per Lakes connecshk II osie'lsburgh with the
O.dcnabursh and Vermont Central
RAILROAD ROUTE.
Between On!enshurEh burlington. copensi Manchester
Sua, Iwry1ce, Lowell Worcester and Boston. aud ii
OswvGv with the
Veg 0srfgo Lfss Of Thirty Ftrst-EiAss
Hodsss
In the Enlarged Canal between Oxwcgo Tiny, Albany ailL
Ncw York. eunnectfnK oso 1t DunkiEk With the
4YET YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.
And forming twcekr line between 1'unkisk and thica
81 anu intermediate Ip.1s.
- Merchandise marked y. r. cn.s E1rr., will u
forwarded fron New York by Express Freight Tralr
over thu New York and Eric I1l!nd aud prumptiy fur
| wanltx5 frutn Duuklrk 1t the Invest rates.
Western merchants respectfully urged to sec tn
Agents Of this Company In New lurk and Boston, befun
1 usakins cuntsarA
JMlERs. Agent y. 7. Co., No. IL B,stlway, y. Y.
| j. L. WARNER Agent, NJ. t'enlfss Slip y. H.,
tMAS. 5. TAppAS corner 9Th and Gheanut sss. Phtla
| GED. PARKER. Agent. 0.,lensbu.Eh. y. y.
| CHAMBERLAIN, CRAWFORD ( to. cleveland q
| JUN IiutklNt;, Agent - STATE rtftrt. Itost"n
A.ETSIIMAS. gent " e. ilut, Luz statc rt- Bost'su
/ FiFE8 MICHAEL, II: L.Hls.
| H.. Wih0II; + CO:- fnltoa City: Iowa.
uATIlER d CO., Chicago.
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ETEtM ENf.INEIE R0IT. FRS. Ac.
The subscribers haying otta{nej the agency for the sale Of
st,:,i Engines auI Boilers frum Tie Mauufalt0tr uf
GDrIDING HAGI,EY 4 SEWELI OF WATER.
TOWN n -
would ,av,,c the attention of purchasers ia their tupeor
ot ,n s s saasnp % IT,, II n r .sE ny s5I
S"sxs sass4 hfS Sas.MSs aha afaes eoaipsese aaa
ready lnf hse. 1cllscFs4l lh chicago:
shorsc ,.,urr Ami ~ hmm no.rrr . n a.n
s. ......-,.. Us s5 ......... i.as0
- - :. ''''''+'' & " " :. ''t''''' asS a.@o
and i like proportion ST lsstf ~ szcs as REQUIRED
T., o,..,.,o, ..,.,,
1,axo,,x po,.,, co.or,o, v,,vo
r7o,~ .,r, ,yo .o,ed, thar, =, .,no.
1'or u al's o1aes style u E"F''e' and t'cy VIII
Save trcm 70 to 5U per cent IN Fuel
rcr .hc ,,., e1,ss of Iso1crs In Use In the wc VIZ
iii ltp an assortment # dls,en, Escs nj our establish.
Incmt ,sen trr NAV ~. ral,- a, thr Necessary innI
natton othasnc reg;Ilug thcm Conrxteni men WILL Il
u tlc cuuntsy. We aiso supply
u,.rrn p-,,rrrs e1,.Er1vr cr,ptvc In
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------ EEUKEE 4. EiIVENEEKEEK.
t'ossELI WAITE jameson Attorneys fur Shtsnt~lgcs
t.AIlagn MaEE!I I1th, ls:s9. Iabia Nt cfni


L o1t4 o11"1 lf1411I-f " uElC4lSs
Iva Nathaniel s. Hnuton aud Emily L. Boutan hl4 wifi.
Of Chicago 1inp., executed and delivered unto me- the
derEled Leaning Il. Bradley. certain tndenture Of
of thu rEenIs hereinafter Iesetx bearing date thr
t~eiyn!ntl day cf Uctuber A. D. 1856 tu secure thu pay
mStt u four certain Prnssy notes thertla nlet1one
with condition III sid mortgage that II defln te made III
the payment nf sud psusry notes or either u tlcn
sha iecone due anl payable. The whole If said principal
an1 Interest secured by the Sld rnlusty notes In s<d
nh,Slge nlentIaurI. rhall ternpUn eme due aud r1y
able; Which s1 mortgage he4 fuf ncnEd the nrst
day nf November lS u the Reerders Oftce IN ard, for
C,s County and state Of Illinois and recorded In iok
IL hesrly given that default having lsvn .de IN tic
et If the tlni ntr te due Sovrt drss. A. d.
ls3 and t the tefnis If said mortgage the whole becams
dnt and IayreE.
the nlnth day u April L. IL 15 ii .e!oek Il IL II sali
y Al the uotA duos Ut the Court House IN the city Of
Chicago Ly virtue of power OF sale III ahl
t1lncd and III pursuance thereof the undersigned will sell 1t
pubc auction to the highest bidder far cash the fullwinS
described piece pasyrl ut la.l situate lying and stnx III
bnI and patl of u,lt fy (to' Of the Canat Tsls
tt,@ Subdivision u Tue weet hall of SECTION twenty
te) township number th (39} north OF range fur
tren east and bounded follows t Wit: commencing
II s,ht tic v VI sld uutl.t forty t4o hul.
dr tnn feet north It The end Of tHtlon fence
~ thu Inn ft between an!s owned By the heirs O1
U Mattrs. and the ratees II ASKER R,ketvE; thence
cast ty t) feet along said east t thence west - the
erntEr IL nt,t {4b thence auth a!nS the middle Of s:
partition fcnt Tie pIce of beginning. tt elug the
premises described t s.ld mortgage, r;ethcr with all ths
rhs. tte, Interest and y.u!ty M Erdr.uptin of the said
Nathaniel y 'uton anu Euny L. Bsuton, ls wife, In ald
10 The afor,=aid pfcmlt~
t'iIlrAGo. Ma1c!1 "a. 1s:9. .-.
FrtS i,3Sf In $orAFr
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II, MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.
The Pittsburgh, Fnr WAYNE and Chicago Il. r. Company
haylnx ttsvte nj arrangement with the Pennsylvania Ten
tai Ra!rl company. far tho transportation "f rhr"ukh
Fyiklt p,1x1tv hv rhtrpe ". sls Linz txtxern
with trnnptne-~ lsateh Contracts he u,asle At
the fotIwtnx pGlccs:
n n: IN; s;;;;;5 :s;s $|'is% $Fis H.. s''A,
NJ. n kilhr .trytt, H'.aou.
NJ. : Ikek zttrtt. Philadelphia
Dtpnt, North Hrrrt, Ph!laiclrAa-
rtipkv Twelfth street. eu.ner 'an1. thteaz..
Mark packages via r.. n. Wayne + =. It. r.
Fur further Information, tc- apply III
JAs. v. MVsSi'S. frr!xhs agvnt chleas".
J. J. IfocsrS. Gen1 Fright Ast. Pittsburgh. IA ND
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Of MISSOURI.
THROUGH ROUTE
VIA ST. LOUIS.
Louis win Il ,r tac1c i!sir ID and
L*asSsxssh n Sst, ,,5 H. H. Tets, 'ss
-. sFs x t.; ~ 5s e.. s*, a os
q >rs r Ill ntS iii the Interior u Missouri atl south
Western Kansas.
Through Tickets
~ Ills nmts .asluk two lsLLARs b. hal >. the
E.w. WALLACE, tcs'i rekst Agent. ''''>''N>"$'
Regions.
III. Leavcnwor.h an.s lik.'s rvsk Express. Passenger
aA Fni.s r.ns<,my. sSn--*4 II shs ~sH knnxn I'm, r
Kss t, M.sY,T y w. W IS Tss "ntss IS +. ri.
sAsa hns ". 'hs ssssvsaays 4 ;s.,,*nySn s.g;t,.
ssis a i'fhi I'LL :" t. a> VIZ Tue Fun St'
Th!s ax: ,* f'n',si fr satr, ax ,he m,!l:.
Il ,s IT, sss s az sss tt.''ses ess IT,
f.s,ink pests cvsf twenty-five milk. al.",x thc .:xa
s,: ~'' .H|s ! H. WIZ =: Ssss H. s sr vi {
b.txeS" III: Riley aud Lsavrn@oh callt.s repairs
Thr advantage. "f th all others rriden
a l. ";sr M "s hun hn!. ;. aS ay n's H., ntsseF M a he
!" Lsas.nw%tth i. the ".;m'l = chsiry tnek.
government aud The eKpset enuia,y, guarantee af
- Ss iii ,sis'tsaars s % tas. '. In
Asen, i'ataas Xaiiirsa.
Ml.J e.st t'tlee - Ur.l1b,En sIrcst.
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
FRppAT, March 18th, 1659.
CLEARED.
Flower EackuA IockJort-llght. Progress Hedges. In
Saite-t13 NJ lumber
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90 II N ERC1AL MUTUA AL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF CLEVELAND, OHIO.
The Trustees If the abuve Company hare declared Ca>i
Dividend IF SIX t6 ger cut a tho outstanding scrip
laya.1e IN ar after tie fEsi day Of MaFt! nr4t.
They fav4 fsu DECLARED Scrip Dlv3cI of foyty.dyc {i
PIT crnt all the earned premiums for tie yrar erlfg Jan.
ia sth ls payah!e on after tie trt day "f Marh
next Parties entitled I" participate IL, the alyc y t.s
arrangement with tic company win lcar cal their Office,
No. + runcfoys Building, {ul' aairsl
GEu. Il. GIBSON, Agent.
CHICAGO, February e3d, 1st9.
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IT Cook, Ss-Conk County court II Common Pleas
April Term j. H. ls3y William .. billiard John :.
Wright e u. Wright. his xife benjamin. T. Carer George
Affidavit II the 1lol- residence of " W. Hanson. Of
thu defendants ab.ve named, having been dt4 in the 9tc:
Nlc. i tery aven the said ~ y. Ransom. that .he
cl,a1rrsy Side rt.f IN the 1sa day at December. lse
and tlat summons the.cupcn i.,ie, out ot sdd sv"Et
against said defendants. rrnale nn the ttst McHday OF
April next. tlsay.} y Is by Law yc9ulrd.
Naw. unless you the xid ". y. Ransom. slall rcrsen-
ally and appear !+frc said Cock County Cuus OF Com
nan Pleas Of cook County, the fr day Of the next term
thereof to ~ den 1T csu In sud cuuny OH, the atst
said tmpai,ans' bill VI complainant. the and the
attcrs an things crrin charged and stael viii t takt,
a. cnufl aud decrvr cnttI,4 against vot, 1ceulng
The prayer ii ssid Til. MATTER klAIBALI4 Clerk.
J0zS u. Kukss, Complts Serr. tsAA.-ea9.-aw
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rHIC:AGO. ST. PAUL AND
~ FOND DC LAC RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TINE.
On and after Monday. Dce. IL 1s, trains on this Epa1
viii Layt ChIcasn II fni0wa:
SO IN Fur Beolt, Jaucsvilc Xaison and P'lEse du
t'hrn.
1do pm, For Jane*ylue snI Aadlscn-
CARRYING Inc through l.. !. Mall fbt al points IN tho
- Though from Chicago to rrate du chieu without
C"aase.inx u Prairie Chlcn with daily limo Of UnteI
States Mall Coaches. -
ay.sK 6EO. L. DUNLAP. agent.
''ITTTSBERGIl, FORT WAYNE
i AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Spring Rates--Through Freight Line.
Fun, ate and until further notice. Ffaghs will b. carried
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1t!AST STEEL. ..:.
~ lA3..e .nd ~ Inch a4uaEe~ - and - inch
,und f.riyet It's morning tofTieN Hith faod AeeEof
ii a.. censfsntiT On hsnd md Sox .le ley b.
-rhfi. ..n,.casn N 9az4a Wakx1 xkfss4.
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Tic aovc Company ttill continues to take Marine and
Fire Risks at ctls1rt Tts, Oec No. g poncroys Build
lng. south Water atzeas, lup tairs.t
GEO. ii. GIBSON
ftei,4w-cc91 Arr,t for Chicago Ill.
, 1859-03-19

1)ENNSYLE.ANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD.
The Capacity Of th* Ksr, !. el11 to any In the
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10
Fosters Bar Correspondence.
Fosrhn,s BAR. Jnlv sth.

FosrkR's BAR, July 9th.
EDIroR NATIONAL DEMocRAr;-You might
like to know how we of this region stand
upon the election matters Well, sir, we
think that the ompton-Magruder party of
Yuba county has, by its action, released us
from any obligation to support the list Of
men advertised in the California Express, as
the Administration nominees (?) for county
offices in luba county. The Administration
men in this region, myself among the num-
Der, think that the thing was swindle from
beginning to end. In the first place it was
perfectly understood that the County Com
mittee was not to call the nominating con
vention until about the first of August
Jno. 5. Love and John Rule, both candidates,
were members of the committee They
probably had their traps all set, and the com
uiittee called the convention right on the
heels of the Brown Valley Convention In
the next place it was well understood that
the convention should be held at the house
of Patrick Guern, at Fosters Bar, as sound
a Democrat as ever lived in Yuba county.
Zohn 5. Love agreed that the convention
should be held here 1t is reduced to Ger
tainty, that after all this, John S Love, the
pretended nominee for Tax Collector, went in
favor Of holding the INVENTION at Long Bar.
Thc disgraceful scenes enacted at Long Bar
are already too WeH k.ooclt to need any com
ment from me. Even some Of the Magruder.
Marysyille Clique acknowledge that the
whole concern was farce and that the nom
nations had been made few weeks previ-
Gus, in the California Express office, at the
dictation and under the guidianship of his
Honor, Judge Magruder. 1t was foregone
conclusion that Marysvile should have all
the fat things and the mountains to have all
that Marysville did not want, for her own
hungry army, which was mighty little, as
sure you. We are sorry for all this-sorry
that our party has been debauched and be-
trayed-sorry that we had men who were
50 eager for office that they forgot the ordi
nary deceucies of political life. But they
have sowed the wind, and let them reap the
whirlwind Well, the Convention Z , has
been held, the slack wire has been danced
by the Marysville jugglers, the people have
seen the performance, and on election day
will come the just criticism Of a much iQjur
ed people The citizens of Fosters Bar will
kindly remember those who could not trust
Democratic Convention at their friends
house. They will support the princi.
pies they cherish, but they, in common with
the freemen of the county generally, will
spurn the unprincipled tricksters who mainly
to make traffic of the party, whip the
masses into supporting forced nominations
Your, truly, OFLANIGAN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10
buchanan Criticised.

The Navada journal thus criticses n
speech of Old Buck We wonder if an in
dignati II meeting has been held yet at Ne
vada:
The President has been to Raleigh in the
Old North State on breathing spell. There
the President made a speech. For the Exec
ltive ofa great nation that speech is Il sin
gular one Because he sa a body of men
collected together to honor him perhaps as
| President, and not as politician or man the
old dotard claims the turnout and demonstr-
ton as an approving reward for his political
uattesl
'My public life has been q long one, and have
been engaged in many Political battles, and they
are now rewarded by your smiles of approval"
! After this no citizen can witness the advent
of Il criminal in the hands of officers into the
town, but his presence may be construed by
the culprt into a sympathy with his former
crmos.
The President Of thirty-four sovereign
States and several Territories further CON
tinues:
lam glad to be in the capital of North Caro-
lima, which you have rightly named Raleigh, thus
aiding IN perpctuatng that great name"
Some ease of remarkable longevity in
! Raleigh.
"You North Carolinians were great rebels du-
ring the revolution, and very troublesome 70 Lord
Coruwalls, one ofher Majesty officers. He used
u say that You rose in his rear fast he pass
ed you, and that he could never ella m that he was
nmster utany ground III North Carolina save that
which his army stood upon"
The President Of thirty-four States and
several Territories compliments his hearers
decidedly 10y repeating the taunt Of Cornwall
lis that the North Carolinians rose on his
rear'-not ON his 'front.' Her Maiestys
officers" Well, George the Third ,gas an
Old granny
thas become fashionable nowadays to DIS
cuss the value OF the Union. 1t was not fashion
able twenty years ago"
In sorrow be it said at is fashionable to
discuss the value of the Union" during Bu-
chunau's Administration. No. it was not
fashionable twenty years igo The fashion
was started but Jackson killed it stone dead
with-"By the Eternal, the Union, it must
nd shall be preserved !" That ejaculation
p laid the damnahle fashion on the shelf to
I slumhcr for twenty Years, and to be revived
under the rel Of "a degenerate successor
: at was not every trlnsitory evil that leads us
to division of the Union"
= Wopass this over to Lindley Murray
"Here, you are to-day body of sovereigns
/ who have elected me your Executve-not your
ruler-whoSe acts are to bc iealously watched
and accounted for besides some acts for which he
is not guilty"
5 Ludley may take this too. We couldn't
O be ,uity for the act Of crt.cising t.
II HoN. John Currey and Hon. Milton S. La
S than have arranged to meet in discussion du-
= ring the ensuing canvass, and to travel by
J themselves. The following is the agre cement:
g 1t is mutually agreed by the undersigned
5 that we will hold a political discussion AT
Yreka on the night of the / 9th inst, and at
such other places named by Mr. Latham in
his published list Of appointments as may be
r hereafter designated by Mr. Currey
JOHN CURREY,
MILTON S. LATHAM.
SACRAMENTO July S, 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10

ATTEMPTED hIPNAPPINe.-Grifin Dodson,
a colored man who lives in San Francisco,
sent his boy Henry Dodson Several weeks
since) to Crescent City to learn the BARRIERS
trade. While there, he was Kidnapped by
two men named Wright--carried 10y them to
Shasta, and from thence to San Francisco,
where he was taken by them on board the
steamer Uncle Sam on her late trip to Pana.
ma, and carried off
The Bulletin in its account of the affair.
says:
On the passage to Panama, colored man.
named Laws, and the baker a white man,
finding out the circumstances, took the boy
into custody and kept him on the steamer
while the Wrights went on. They brought
him back on the Uncle sam yesterday and
restored him to his parent For mouths
past, the family have been suffering much
anxiety IN regard to the mysterious disap
pearance Of the boy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10

THE ITALIANS IN New YoRK-The New
York Herald, in alluding to the divided feel
ing on the Italian question among the resi-
dent Italians Of that city, says:
The ebulhtion of patriotism has kindled
the military ardor Of one section, who are
now burning to "cry havoc and let slip the
dogs OF war" while a more philosophical
and reflective party would raise funds to aid
the families of those heroes whose lives have
been laid upon the altar Of their eountry's
Ii ertY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10

" 7iro gears and a half ago." says the
learned Theban of the Express, "Shakes-
peare put the following language in the
mouth of Lady Constance in the play of
King John" The sutjoincd is the language
quoted:
0 Austria! thou dost SHAME
That bloody spoil; Thou slave, thou wretch i,
thou coward,
Thou little valiant, great in viIlainy!
Thou ever strong upon the storgest sidef
Thou fortunes champion that dost never fight
But when her humorous ladv ship is by
To teach thee safety Thou art perjured, too
And sooth'st up greatness. What fool art
thou
A rampng fool to brag, and stamp and swear,
Upon my party Thou cold blouded slave,
Hast thou not spoke like the thunder on my
side?
Been sworn my soldier bidding me depend
Upon thy stars, thy fuTtune and thy strength?
Aud d0st thou now fall over to my foes?
Thou wear a lions hide! Doff It tor shame,
And hang a calf s skin on those recreant hmbs
The above is quoted by the Express a
"shakespeare's opinion of Austria, t,oo gears
and half ago. Whether the Express really
thinks that Shakespeare was living two
/ years and a half ago, or only intended the
observation as joke we cannot say. But
it is very evident that it supposes that Lady
Constance was addressing the Empire rt
Austria in the language above extract,
whereas sAe was in reality addressing tn
4rchdUke of Austria then and there stand
ing, in proprid persona, before her Th,
passage quoted is not, therefore, "Shakes
peare's opinion of Austria" but shakespeare
opinion of the Archdlke of Austria VIII,
was living in the time Of King John, o
England; it, indeed. it was Shakespeare,
opinion at all, for it is very doubtful wheth
er, in dramatic production, an author may
be considered as in every case entertaining
the opinions which he puts into the mouths
of his characters.
We commend to our eotemporary re
reading of Shakespeare. as well as a closer
study Of chronological and biographical
dates.
BIG LAMBs.-C. c. Goodrich. who has a
ranch near Oroville, owns two big lambs OF
his own raising. One, seven months and
eighteen days old weighs 1870 pounds; the
Other seven months and twenty days old
weighs l85 pounds
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10

SUIT FOR DAMAGES. Daniel D. Tuomey has
been engaged with counsel in the prepara.
ton Of "A complaint against the County Phv.
siciau for damages in the sum # $lO.o00
more or less, upon the allegation that Willie
the plaintiff was an inmate of the County
Hospital the defendant in bleeding him sew
cred an artery instead Of Vein.-lSae J'fioh.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10
SACRAMENTO, July S, 1859.

A FEW hours before the caucus met that
nominated Dr. Gwin, he (Broderick) gave
his word and honor as man, in response to
a direct question put by McCorkle, that he
would never consent to bis OWNS nomi-
nation. You ask MeCorkle, if tLis is not so {?
National
We have, Bub, asked McCorkle, and Nc
Corkl" said, this is not So" IS. f. Necs
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10
BuiIding Lots and Blocks,

w Terms of Sale-For any purchase urder $500,
cash Tor 5000 and over half cash. Que fourth at
SIX moAihs and balance at 70 months, with interest
ortgages and Deeds Of sale to be paid for by pur-
chasers.
Plans of the property be seen at the Auction
Rooms, Gingle Block, Second street, aud PARTICULARS
giyer by +. PINNIX, or II. BARNETT, Auctioneer
jy9 eptd ---
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10
MARYSvILLB.
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 10th.

RELIGIOUS. Rev. Z. B. Walsworth
win preach in his Church, corner Of d and
Fifth streets. this morning at IL o'clock
There will be no evening service
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10

ATEAMsTER named John Nolan attempted
TO commit suicide in Nevada on Friday even
ing, BY shooting himself in the head. The
ball entered just under the chin, and lodged
back Of the pupil Of the left eve.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10

The Republican ratification meeting in
San Francisco on Friday evening, was large.
ly attended. Leland Stanford did not appear
to much advantage as a speaker Col. Baker
was eloquent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10

WE are informed, says the San Joaquin
Republican, that the whereabouts of the man
Cook, who, under the guise of a clergyman,
robbed Mr.. James Taylor, on the Mokeumne
Hill road some time since, has been discover
cd Mr. Taylor has unfortunately left for
the East, and he is the principal witness in
the case
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10
BIRTHS,

In Sacramento, July Oh, the wife of John Batcher,
of daughter.
At Forbetown, July 9th, the wife of N. D. Plum, of
a daughter.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10

DARING EseAPE-On Saturday evening
last, says the Butte Record, one of the pris--
oners confined in the county Jail on charge
of fstealing mule, and known as VIM. Lowe.
ry alias John Mclaughlin, assaulted the
keeper Mr.. Tiffany, and overpowering him,
and made his escape
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10
MARRIED..

In Nevada, July 1st, And rev j. Hewett and Char
lotte Lampe
In 0royille, July Sd, John II. zumalt and Vienna
Brooks
In San Francisco, July 6th James stalter and Eli
zabeth Lesemann
At Newark, Sierra county, June 2tst, by II. E.
Sayre Esq, Byron n. Lowe and Rebecca Brady
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10
Farm and Garden Ennds.

Suburban Lot, N L. OF MarysvIe, Lot 4, Range w .
containing 30 2I-lOO acres together with adjoining Il
4 Of Lot 0, X nge w, containing u Sc 100 acres
Ihs land when well subsoiled, is admirably adapted
for Vineyard and Orchard. There is an inevharsti
Bile supply of water at moderate depth, which can be
made available at a small outlay
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-10
Ee 9 O u N II Y
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For State Senator,
- CIIAS. L.. DE LONG.
fl For Assemblymen,
F. G NICHOLS, G. W; LAWSON,
K. h EVANS c. F. woOD. . 6AAAA
t For County Judge,
t- WILLIAM SINGER.
For Sheriff,
j. S. SUNDERLAND.
For District Attorney,
JOHN 1T. MCCARTHY.
For County Clerk,
WILLIAM sHARKBY.
For Tax Collector,
l. MOORE
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For Recorder,
GEO. G. GoRHAM.
htlF For Treasurer,
GEORGE A. KING.
sr For Assessor,
LYMAN ACKLEY.