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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-21

OUR INFANTS.
sold this article for
s A Y, IN CONFIDENCE
we have never been
medicine--N L v Z II
SINGLE INSTANCE,
when timely used
instance Of dissatisiac-
used it. On the con
with its opcrations,and
est commendationofits
ical virtues. We speak
DO KNOW, after ten
PLEDGE OUR REPUTA.
NJ ENToFWHAT WE HERE
every instance where
from pain and eXhaus
TO IL IL d in fifteen or
the Syrup is admins
This valuable prepa-
ton of one of the most
SKlLLFUL NURSES
has been IL $ e d with
CESS in THOUSANDS
1t not only rslioves
b u I invigorates t h e
corrects acidity, a IL d
to the whole : Jstem
relieve GRIPPING IN
WIND c o Lac, and
which, if not speedily
We believe it the BEST
TIE WORLD, in allcases
d l A r r II Q A IN
it arises FROM teething
cause. We would say
mas a child suffering
going complaints-Do
DIcEs, NOR THE PREF
between your suffering
that will be SURE
SURE--to follow the
timely used. Full di-
accompany each bottle.
the fac-simile of CUR
New York, is on the
throughout the world.
edar street, N. York.
bottle. my 30-ly.
prfhu nf Notipn yIa
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ERENCH nIIISVaifD
LAMPS. LAMPS

packages of4 dozen each, warranted fresh
4 ana genuine.
lde7 KING & TOY
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SCHOOL HOODS.

SPLENDID assortment OF Fancy Knit
y Hoods for Children and Ladies of the mos
beautiful styles and extremely Cheap, VARYING
IN nrtees from 9Uc. to 81 30 can be iound at the
american Flag Sign on Church street.
Il t Il Z WILLIAMS.
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Houses for Sale.

~ 80 Pairs of HORSES Just arrived
M1JS%at N. B. Lees Stables, among the
~ IA number several fine pairs of Harness
...Ass>ln Horses. The most ftlem Vermont
Horses and will be sold low for Cash.
N. B. LEE,
de 10 1913 Church stree.
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MO 1 MACK ER GL--For sale by
Nv se2 RF JAMES
OCSPATAP RUOLj

ID EFINED SUGAR only 9 cents, Patent +
IL Loaf Sugar I2x cents, Good Coffee l2k
orange County Butter %, Is and l9x cts. 4,
Patapsco Family Flour in 4 Id. q bags, I
Cider, choice Old Apple Brandy only ST.
Bolted Meal, Golden Syrup, New Orleans
lasses, No. | Nackerel, new Hams only l2I
the Cheapest Cash Grocery in the CITY No
S. Lhurch street.
oc ] T REDMOND
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Butter, Cheese and Buckwheat.
CCS Box IS Prime Goshen Cheese.
AEC IS do English Dairy do
60 Firkins and Nags selected Goshen and Glades
Butter.
200 Boxes Pennsy lvania Buckwheat.
dec ROWLAND Il BROS.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
I HAVE just received per Steamer, fresh
4 supply OF Drugs and Medicines, among
which are the following articles.
Camphor Ice, an excellent remedy ior chapped
hands and lips,
Pure English Castor Oil in bottles,
Parrish's Glycerole of the Hypophorphites. an
article highly recommended to those suffering
from Nervous or general debility,
Killers Furniture Polish, splendid article for
cleaning Furniture,
Queens Cod Liver OIL Jelly, pleasant form of
taking Cod Liver Oil, and numbtr of ar
ticles too numerous 10 menli II.
N. BIO Smokers call and get box OF I'M
blowontahle Matches.
JOHN Il LUDLOW,
de Atlantic Lrug Store.
NEW i2AhS.--We are retailing new Hams
" at only 10 is. Choice Plate Beef l2x cts,
at the chea pest Cash Grocery Ill ihe city
Ut REDMOND,
de Ii Chulch street.
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UNDERTAKING.

y NDTIIE I AhINU.
esessg1sa This branch of my business wi
"sszsssza:@ receive my special attention in evel
case, being the only agent in the city and su
rounding country for Fisk's Metallic Buri
Cases, which are now in such general use
Also, Mahogany, Walnut and Poplar CofEins Z
ways on hand, and three of the best Hearses
the city, and the finest Carriages, always reaC
to attend at any moment.
LEWIS SALISBURY,
sp 80 So and 81 Main street
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IA Female Physician,
ton of mothers her
SOOTHING
FOR CHILDREl
which greatly facilitates
by soitening the gums, r.
ton ailay ALL PA
ton, and is
SURE TO REGULA'
Depend upon it, mothe
yourselves, and relief AL
HEALTH TO ~
We have put up and q
over ten years, and CANA
AND TRUTH of it, " hath
able 10 say of any other
HAS IT FAILED, in az
TO EFFECT AZURE
Never did we know amp
ton by any one whoD
trary, all are delighted
speak in terms of high
magical effects andmedG
in this matter'wHATwE
yesfs'sexperience, and z
TON FOR THE FULFILL
DECLARE. In almostt@
the infant is suffering
ton, r e Ii g f will beE
twenty minutes after
tered. = ID
ration is the prescrip-
EXPERIENCED andS
in New England, and
NEVER FAILING 8 U CO
OF CASES. -.
the child from pain, w
stomach and bowels,
gives tone and energyD
1t will almost INSTANTLY
TIE BOWELS AND
overcome convulsions,S
remedied, lend in DEATH.
and sUREsT REMEDY mo
of DYSENTERY and, y
CHILDREN, whether
or from any OF h Q rD
to every mother who1
from any of the fofe-N
NOT LET YOUR PREJU-~
uDIcE OF OTHERS, standh.
Oh lid and the r ellie if
y e s, ABSOLUTELY
use of this medicine if.
rections for using willU
None genuine unlessS
tbs & P E r X l N 9,
outside wrapper. &
% Sold by Druggists
Principal Office No. l3 G
Price only 25 cents per
90 M ETHJNG w
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LAMPS, LAMPS, LAMPS.
VI + are just i'll receipt of fine assortment
w OF Kerosene and Etherial Oil Lamps,
both Metal and.Glass, and respectfully invlte
all iii want to give us a call.
We have also on hand Ia largs assortment OF
Plain and Ground Kerosene Chimnies. Wlcks,
Shades, brushes &C, for sale low.
KEEFE g. STORY.
lie No. 6, Union street,
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som EFT H ING Worthy of Notice -You
~ can't make pure grain without good Seed.
We have few bags prime white Wheat put up
especially for seed, for sale ty
se3 DELK Il LINDSEY
NHEM CODF1s5-l,0 600 lbs. just to hand,
l. warranted equal to any as regards size and
condition. BAYMORE 4 STONE,
Sc y No. CampbelPs wharf
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MRS. WINSLOW.

A EXPERIENCED n u TX IS Il AND
IA Female Physician. presents to the atten
ton of mothers her
SDONTfTNGI SyksV1vS
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TIME BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.

FENHE BEST COUGH 0 N THE
4 WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world is
FART2HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepa,od by chemist, andii
pronounced by medical men, and tho,e who
have used it, to be the best preparation for
Coughs, Colds. Catarr, Bronchitis, Aoarseness,
Scr Throat from a Cold, and preventiveoi
that lion of disease, Consumption.
Persons who sing should use it. 1t is pleasan
to the taste, soitens, clears and strengthens the
voice, allays all irritation OF the throat and
lungs and prevents taking cold.
Q5- Bottles rs and so cents and ST, Sold by
all druggists i'll Norfolk. Portsmouth and Hamp.
ton, Sc l3-tf
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I UClUS HART,


- ANnl6 BuhLINa SLIP NEW York,
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERIN
nLOCk lin, sPELTER,
BAR LEAD, INGOT CfjppER
NiCKLE, TIMERS SOLDER.
a ~ dMCNl, PIG LEAD,
pan LIN, BISMUTH,
bAbbIII METAL, SPELTER SOLDER
ESQ az MAN UtACIURER and IMPORTER
The TRADE supplied ON the most favorable
soAmo' oc l--3u
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No. as, e. Main Street.
LADIES YOU WHO Do NOT ATTGND

LADIES YOU WHO Do NOT ATsPscNn
THE AUCTION SALES
VIZ HIGH are held daily from IL to o'clocy.
w are missing great Bargains, while thosr.
who DO come can testify that they get we
paid for coming.
G e N TIE MEN
For Your accommodation Auction Sales ara
held every evening from 6J1 to 9, and You Cal,
save many dollar by attending
A large Stock of excellent goods most OF
them staple and such as are in use every day
in the family, are being put up and sold To-,
what they will bring.
Remember the number and come No. As. +
Main street. do a
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10 BUY the best Raisins, Citron and Cur
rants Tor Minced Meat ? Who wants the
largest, finest and freshest Figs To such we
recommend
de 10 C. JORDAN T. SON
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Wake g. co,

FISH, FISH, FISH.
on Bills. No. Mullets,
~ rs bbls. large No. split Herrings,
20 do mediu IN No. Mackerel,
10 hal bbls. No. Mackerel, large and lat
rs kits No. do
bbls splendid Spot Fish,
Choice Family Roe Herrings, SIC per doz.
Send to JONES, and you are bound to be
suited, No. Campbell's wharf. de 3
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REMOVAL, REMOVAL.
FINHE Grocery of nj. +. BELL, formerly on
L Main street, is removed to NO. 50 Butte
street, where will be kept on hand a well Sc.
lected stock of Family Groceries at the cheap.
est city rates. Fam lilies up town win do we'll
to cal and examine the stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere. A general assortm ent of Buck
cts, Brooms and Tubs. NJ. K. BELL
nov9 No. 80 Butte street
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS

HOOP SKIRTS FOR THE MILLION
READ THIS.
MTE have large lot very much in the way
w and will sell them cheap. cheap, Cheap.
MlLLAR'S Cash Bargain Store,
no IL Market Snuare
Nevada national., 1859-12-10

California Eastern EXTENSIONS Railroad
The early completion Of this road Is Q
matter Of no lilue importance 10 the people
Of Nevada County. Il Is The initiatnry IN
building a mountain road, aud will be ex-
tended from time 70 time as circumstances
will admit a contract has been entered
into, for the construction Of seven miles OF
the road. to connect with the California
Central Road at Lincoln. and to terminate
in the neighborhood Of Gold IIill.Placer Co
being the most favorable and direct liue to
Grass Valley ard NeSada, The lron.rails
chairs and spikes are alreudy pnrchased,
shipped, and on the was 10 san Francisco +;
and no realouable doubt cxisis, Of The conf
plction Of the road TO that point by The
fret Of June next. From the terminus Of
Of the railroad.a turnpike has been surveyed
aud will be constructed early in The spring.
to English's Bridge acres, Bear River.
1t Itrequires no prophet to iorscc, that on
the completion OF this section OF the Noun
tain Railroad. with a good wagon road con
nectiol TO Grass Valley, that il VIII soon
become the great lhFoushiare, for The travel
aud commerce of the Counties G. Sierra and
Nevada. aud the large territory on The east
crn slope. The vast resouIces Of which, are
just being developed. The Merchants OF
G-at's Valley and Nevada will be enabled 20
receive their goods on the sane day that
they are shipped from Sacramento. if neees-
sary; two days nt ,he isr.hest, would be re-
Cuircd to make The transit from Sacr amcnto
and would be considered slow fteight'
In good weather loaded teams can make the
trip from the depot 10 Nevada and baC',
Inside Of three days aud toe passage ftcm
to Nevada on this route will
not occupy over five hours.
We hope the citizens Of Nevada County
wiz fully appreciate this golden oppariuni-
~ to secure the vast trade which naturally
ard geographically, belongs 10 them. but
which they have allowed to DO diverted into
other channels. through sheer Indifference
aud inactivity.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Aiding aud Ahrtin..

That good newspaper. bat corrupt dociri-
nal sheet, the Sacramento Union. utters the
opinion that Gov Wise will do wrong. an
lower himself. by giving either of the Brown
prisoners up for trial by the Federal author
titles. The object Of Coy. Wise is to bring
to Justice those who have been treasonably
connected with Brown, and to ferret this OLD
mans conspiracy to the roots. which fad
their origin in the Black Republican sent
mect, and TO develop. as far as possible. who
was connected. in the remotest way with old
Brown.
The Black Republican party feel their vul-
ncrabiliiy, in connection with this affair." and
hence they complain bitterly Of the Demo
cratic party for making capital out Of it,
There is actual capital in the Harper's Fer
~ matter, which inures to The Democrats.
aud the Republicans have no reason 10 fiEd
fault with them for using it. The Republi-
can party has smothered, in every possible
manner, the e irrspressible conflict" rs il
Illustrated ip old Browns case. and the I'm
ion" is anxious TO assist them. TIE Democ-
racy Of California are keeping up This paper
for its " news VIC are inclined to think
they would do well to drop It. for its un-
soundness, or rather It's want OF political
principles.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10

BENETiT BAti--A social Ball for the
BeneAi Of the Catholic Church will come
OF at Hamilton Hall on Monday evening
next. The uEiavorbale state Of the weather
on The evening of the first Ball, prevented the
attendance Of large number who desired
TO be present, and at the request OF many
SUCH the Committee have determined to an
nounce another party as above. From the
character and energy of those who are activity
engaged in this second entertainment, the
public may rest assured that no efforts will
be spared to render the occasion one OF the
pieasantest which has taken place for
long time.
II is TO be hoped, also that the worthy
object to which the surplus proceeds are to be
devoted, will induce many who may feel an
interest therein, to see that the hall is well
filled; We understand that number Of tick
cts have already been sold but yet there is
room.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
SIiERIFFnS SALE.

~ VIRTUE Of recree on Foreclosure to me drec.
ten aud issued out oi the District Court of the l4tlf
Judicial District in and for nevada County state II
tuiiiornia, on Judgment rendered IN said Court on
the 9th day Of Nov. a. 1889. in favor of 1IUyAs
L. WALKER, x against b. J.. IAMAkQt T.. fertile sum
of Three hundred and Ninety Dollars ami Fity
Cents principal debt with interest on the said sum
Of sa05o, AZ the rate Of Three Per cent per month
from September -, 1859, until paid together with
all costs Of suitiur the sale Of the following de-
scrihcd property. TO wit -
lot OF parcel Of ground in said Township
tifass Valley Tow ship On the Westerly side uf
Viii street, roniin- eighty three eri Mill street
by Two Hundred aud Fiits one feet in depth inUre
or less. 20 Church street and having front on
Charch stree; Of One Hundred aud Tweniy-one feet
ssli lot being boz nied on the North hy {. X. Hp.
failing ln;, ou the South by lots Of M,s Lang snd
the African Church with the uppurtenanees.
Notice Is hereby giyeh tina Will expose topublic
sale, al the above described property TO the highest
bidder for cash, ia front Of the Court House door
in Nevada City, on TUESDAY, the Id day Of
January, A. -. 1859, between the hours Of Q
clock A. NJ and O'Clock, + VI.
J. B. YANiIAGAN. sheriff Nevada Co.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
An Extrnrngnni /" Guy. >,

The Snlt an Of Turkey is n great spend
thrift as well as great fool. Although
having one ninth of the income OF the
Empire. for bis private use amountains to
sl'Vo0OOO year he is unable to NEE
hlsextravagant expenditures without bor-
rowing Of bis SUBJECTS, to whom he owes the
The snug little sum Of $4,000 900. Hav.
ing one day accideutly as&el what the old
Palace oi Dalmabache cost, and being Told
thy way Of joke thatit was about Sl2o. he
swallowed the answer, and at once gave
orders to rebuild that edifce. The Joke cost
bis majesty Sl2,500, 900. The Diamond
Wedding" falls into insignificance, com
pared TO t4e nuptial ceremonies of two oil
bus daughters, which depleted the Royal
purse over $4,000 900
Nevada national., 1859-12-10

From the Nevada Journal. we learn that
on Wednesday last at about o'clock p NJ.
party Of robbers entered tie Store Of Mr..
John Wise at Pleasant Valley. on Bear river
presented their pistols and demanded money
and vaiuables. Wise was behind the coun-
ter at the time aud another was in the cd.
joining room with his wife. The robbers
soon had it their own way and bound the
men. They then proceeded to search the
premises. The following list of articles
taken has been fnrnished US by Constable
Asher who gave us an account Of the affair
One large gold specimen weighing 33l OF
forty small specimens weighing from 81 ia
IS each; One plain gold ring weighing SIS;
three plain gold rings, value not known
one gold ring with white quartz set another
gold ging, shield; one gold breast pin, quartz
set blacked in the center one gold speci-
men worth 81 two gold studs with square
chain fastening them together ; two buck
skin purses in one 62 OF. mostly Bear River
dust three small boxes OF dust containing
altogether 80 OF OF Bear River dust gold
watch with long lady's guard chain valued
at $500: a small lady's watch with silver
chain worth So lot Of gold coin, 100
in twenties. and sl75 10 fves 6ity-tao
pieces Of forign silver coin small five
shooting Colt. The value Of all the articles
taken is estimated at over $4,000.
The robbers were all masked.-Five
jumped through the door at once, the fore
most having two revolyers in HE hands,
another large knife, and all armed. More
were outside. How many was not ascer-
tanned.
Mr.. Wise offers reward Of $500 for the
apprehension Of the robbers.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Accident.

On The afternoon Of wednesday last. Hen
ry Shaw stepped into the tub 10 decend a
shaft. near Buena Vista Ranch. lie had
been lowered but few feet. when the chain
connecting the rope aud tub, giving way. be
was prccipitsted &c the bottom OF the shaft
50 feet deep. producing a compound irac-
ture OF the thigh, with other severe coutu-
s!ous OF the hody. Dr. Cleveland was cal
led. who adjusted the LIMB, aud he is now
doing well.
We regret exceedingly that Mr shaw
should have been SO unfortunate; Tor he IS
indeed one of our most useful men. being a
practical miner. aud an excellent machinist.
lie had just. by great energy, completed the
works, engine aud all, preparatory 70 the
working of the newly discovered blue lead
near the Bnena Vista Ranch. when the mis-
hap overlook him. We trust bis recovery
will be speedy.
The same rigging that gave way with Mr..
Shaw. had been raising wafer aud passing
men up and down all lay. and little George
Roberts had gone down in toe tab 20 day
before. It's the last straw THAT breaks the
comel S back-its the destruction Of the last
metallic particle that parts tie well tried
chain.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Absiiiion DsprcIa'ians---U. y. Ffoop-

Abolition DsBrcinsisna---E. -. Troops
] rTaufca.
The Federal Government Z boand 70 PRO-
icci thecxposcd frontier OF such OF the States
Us are liable 40 any time TO hostile attacks
on HE and property. The way things are
going On. {, viii be 10 shogt time, II il is
not already, the duty Of The Federal Gov
ernment to station U. S Troops along the
borders Of the Slave States 70 protect them
from Abolition Glibusters. li Is true that
the Slave States can protect themselves. and
.of course. Il there is No other way. they
must do so but this devolves upon the Fed
eral Government. ant il il fails TO give se-
curity 10 the lives of toe people OF the Slave
States. and The tenure Of their property,
why then. the purposes OF the confederation
are abroga.ed. tLe political advantages Of
the Union are lost. and the sooner the South
sunders her.elf from cr enemies the better.
Nobody dreamed OF Old Browns foray. and
who knows when another abolition attack
will Be made upon tae material wealth Of
The Slave States. aud the lives uf heir pea-
pleg Thi, is beautiful. isn't ~: How will alt (
this appear in The eyes Of European crown
cd headsl II Is enough TO make an Amer 3
lean blush for bis country. that such trans !
actions shoulG occur within its iinits. and. .
until TIE Free States take National ground .
and we believe they willard break down d
finally and forever ibe Republican party.
we may expect from time to time, no one
knows haw often, a repetition OF tie Har- .
pcr's Ferry raid The responsibility rests /
with he Free States. They have the ma
iotiiy and an Increasing ~ joriiy. and they
can uationalize or dcnatipnaiizs political .
parry at pleasure We sal, upou them. not
rs politicians. hat as freemcu; not for our I
selves. whn VIII pass away In o f-w yesrs.
but ia ihe naae 81 au po.ior.ty TO come;
not iu ihc name Of the liberty OF This corn-
try aiHne, lui Ia lhe Uaile oi freedom thro'. 4
out To, world "a, The unrecorleG cycles OF
time. % abandon sectional organization .
which shoald lac lrowncd down by every true .
patriot, as but the preliminary OF a civil .
conflict which shall Blot ont the brightest .
hopes OF The fathers OF the revolution. The
South Will stand by The Constitution and the 4
national STANDARD but she is powcrless. un-
~ The patriotism Of the North
VIII Che North be true to the Union2 We
shall see.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10

~ The Nevada Journal is empahasi-
cally ia favor Of a railroad to Auburn in
preference to one to Lincoln, and suggests
the proprieiy Of a combination the citizens
Of oiNevada, Grass Valley aud Auburn 70. that
purpose.
We have no objections 10 a railroad. come
Which way 10 will but have little hopes of
one being constructed from auburn. as the
citizens Of that burg are becoming wonder
fully excited abOat The improbabiliiies of
their being able 10 get q railroad construct
ed to that place, from Folsom or some other
point on the California Central Road.
Though the wild geese are now feeding on
the green grass That covers the avenues and
beautifully laid out plAzas o, Lincoln. we
predict that in few months hence it will
be the depot for nine ienths Of the travel
and commerce Of Nevada county to and
from Sacramento City.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10

Assault ASD BATTFRT.-A man named
Roach was tried on Thursday last, before
Judge Richardson. for Assault and Battery
on the person Of Chinaman near the mill
Of Lee x Simpson. Roach met the China
man in the road and went to work on him
in such a manner as he had no little diacul.
iy in clearing himself Of the charge Of high
way robbery. IuioXicatiou apologized for
Roach aud his former good character barely
saved him from being convicted Of serious
crime, the Chinaman eyes were ncarly y knock
ed out. Whiskey and the too free use of an axe
handle cost Roach So. lie has been learnt
lesson we trust.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
Feline "a shnn.

Alexander Robbins, on Thursday after
noon last was out hunting. and finding a
hare. in pursuit OF which be became totally
absorbed, walked into SHAFT, thirty feet
deep. gun in hand. His left foot struck a
pine log at the bottom, causing compound
dislocaiion Of the ancle joint. the shin bone
sundering and ihrus,iag through the skin.--
Dr.. Cleveland was called. who set The limb
and be is as comfortable as is consistent with
the violence Of the injury.
Nevada national., 1859-12-10
on the FIRST ballot.
Total number Of votes claimed

As il will require hut 4s votes to make an
election on joint ballot, unless they admit
the Broderickiies inio the caueus. as a few
pseudo democrats advocate, we are inclined
TO think that there is some mistake in the
above calculation, notwithstanding it is
said that figures don't lie.
Weller and Denver will undoubtedly.
receive the largest vote on the first ballot,
bu, not what their frieads claim for them.
in our humble opinion. however. neither Of
those gentlemen run any risk Of being cleo
ted. Weller's friends declare their intention
to defeat Denver. at an hazards and Den
ver's friends express cqnsliy.as friendly in
tentions towards Weller. Tho result We
opine will be, that either Washington or
Baldwin will walk OF with the prize and
we do not think that the people OF Califor-
mia will regret it.