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RAILROADS, &C.


GREAT soUTH-wEsrERN MAIL ROUTE.
rwicE DAILY. SUNDAY EVENING ExcEPrEDl
RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAILRoAp.
n &Mf ;ss,,sss ESE
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
and amer Monday August 92d sss the Man and P...sn
~ srr trains on this road, win run a. fcIioWs
a. ~ and 80 foe JShs,ion lynehburE bristol knoSyr
nAhSn ChaItanooEs, Nashville, Memph Atlanta Nonsomsry
Leave Richmond daily Except ssndAys DAnvs Va and
"reenseoro,N q, At 40 A. n =.
Ls.,. junction. tr,v,., EEfs ,'sR I'M,
ed Ai3 o'clock AndSlS ~ and arrive in Richmond IA
hao A. 6iS y. -
Through nom nohnOnd Nsnph. in two day, and three
hours. = 80
~ The above trains seIys with the sou, side
trains TO aud rom the Southwest the Junction.
in ,se rniA Central X Potomac Railroad trains
Through neks cold and baggage through 10 the above
points also, TO The Virginia spring.
Once OF The Richmond panVie Railroad Company Rehmond
= e.0 q cAMPbkll, Superintendent
sOUTH-SlDE RAILROAD
ON ANDAFrER MONDAY THE22d AU-c-
~ gust, The passenger Trains, viii 40
FROM PETERSBURG LYNcHBuRG
Mall Train starts daily at $50 A. NJ reaches
PASSENGER Train start. daily exceP, Sundays, As p NJ
fRoM LYNCHBuRG To PETERSBURG
Mall Train daily at N A. NJ Prtersburg at
PASSENGER Trains daily, except Sundays al 1880 n NJ
reaches Petersburg at ESQ A. "
These trains with daily TO the Springs Knox
VILE nashville, Memphis, &C. 10 Mes
This the shortest and expres route all mart.
Irnnesss Alabama Mississippi Louisiana,
A. NJ, and ~ Noon, and City at A NJ and i u "A
Etrs trains 70 and nom steam packets when ne
eessary. ~ ~
"a, n. d. BIRD
auAi rntenl.nt
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FIRE INSURANCE!
FIRE INSURANCE
KNOWLES s. WALFORD, AGENTS,
AllEk superior advantages those
" other buildings Insure We
ample capital that returns portion the premiums
Policy holders
risk ''' -
TIE premium are the with other good Companies
ap2 KNOWLES < WALFORD.
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RICHAuDsON'S
IRISH LINENS
DAMAsRs, BIApEpg &C.
toNHUMERs n Rharson's Linens dssraus of OBJ
- tanning the Neuunf Goods should
Pure,e sealed vim NE m name n the hr CIIAHD70N
sSt OWDEN as guarantee of he s1undncss aud durability
n che goods
Tbs caution rendered ESSENTIALLY necessary large quantities
n Inferior and defective Linens
and scaled With c RfCNhDsON ~ Trsb Huses abo
rcgardess q he Injury ui inflicted aks TIE Amcrcsn con-
fumcr and ne manuciure N NE rsnuinc 0lo viii readily
on With Goods of Eoilhis-l chslaeiar.
HUIoCEE 90
taf-liy Agents a. Church street. View York
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ROUGH FkEIGHT ARRANGE
n .MhNT-From Rlchmond, Virginia, - -
70 W Il ans NIcksburg, Mem pills, "a.
Louis, VI ontgOmi ry, Tuscum bia, A uyIista Wa
con, Nashville. Chnttanooga, sc.
TIE RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD coup,,-v
announce that they have just concluded
for and forward goods speefed al he fooing I
~ Wv 'S''0''"s w
Row Special lst ID Sd
Knoxville Tenn, andfail - 49,
stations a. FAR Chat
iABooya: ,,.,,....... nL $50 l8 100 81
Nashville, Tenn ms
N yG,Sg1e1t IA, Ala ....... 100 Ss 2S S l2I %
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1859.
NOTICE,

1901. NOTICE. 1859.
Ia MHH Sss5ssE 5.y55E
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRANGEMET
IMPORTANT TO TRAVRLLEHS
THROUGH IICRETSAYD THROUGH CHEC.EX
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
- TWICE DAILY-sundsy night e1eepted-betwecn
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
quia Creek and Washington, - -
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
10 the Potomac River % miles and by SPLENDID coufor,
steamers thence TO Washington - miles In all $50 hours
being comfortable and perfectly Of speed
- Hours % departure ESQ A. NJ, and ..Cn p ~
EE Baggage under charge Special Agents. CUFCTCED
THROUGH to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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TNHs1ES i TAiLT 55TD, AND SAVANNAH F7,

- sltANsluP CONPANY, composed Of hrstelass s1LAl&
s-nrsps, running regularly between pCFs
lreEi shipped 70 Savannah the interior Of the states 81
GeorEa and Alabama b. Railroad from Savannah. hav,
prompt attention T. n BEIT n AGENT
iet=N HsItfrr-.
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m BhIs Old Rye whissies-
Is Half Pipes Covnsc Brsndies,
- Quarter and English Pipes d.
% do CASKS Port,
% do Pale and Brown sAerries,
70 DO Old Madeira,
do White Port, very sur. rior
Malaga, Clarsi, Hook snd Bordeaux Wines,
125 Baskets Champagne.
500 Boxes Lynchburg Manufactured Tobacco
On eommissiou, Tor sale by
MITCHELL FERGusoH
M u So - pssrIyirset-
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FlNKLE a LYONS
r,o, 80. INC MACHINES.
% ys 49,, AS 80 Is ~ 5000
Vsslta - tgsgi Il ~ ~,
he--sa F~NsW UrKLH LYON
~ lIoltvs9, FVV Iva,
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$4,000 LBS 3 s. sT LIB AHA"Io-
- Tierces Cuba M-Iasses
loo Bbls Portland Syrup
100 Bhls Y. o. Moasses
go Brls Clipped HsrungB
To- EhhlF G6brd Hcrrings
81 Kits No Macksrel
- BblE Crushed Sugar
100 Bbis Extra Sugar
leo fhis Refined sugar
p Btis Old Pine Top whisky VERY supsrlofD
100 Iibis OF Rye WHISKY various brard.J
ts'O Bbh. Rectde3 whisky
100 Bags Rio CoTec
100 BasT iarlayra Coffee
% Hhds. New Orleans Sugars
In store and for sale low, BY
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A NV HOOK ny PHILIP nAuRRT-r I'M

n v" "hieJ auhor o "Flowr. ~ hc Wayfde P0r sale ~
/ 80, 80, u -. 7. e. O. DREWRY. late D. b. Price
ivy DEAf sHOthAkER, and other sora Uiurtrated hn-
I neat and attractive little volume hled stetches In
W whites nd L.
Tent book f0r the YounFfuicraning and
audE contains sketches adapted 20 persons Of a1r
years. 80
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II 5. m.sTEAMsHIP YORKTOWN. IL.

II y. MshIEAHSEhIFN YORKTOWN. -
u. The YORKTOWN, Capt Parrish, will hence 81. y
farsatd leave Richmond AZ O'Clock. r. NJ MONDAYS ~
Three steamers comprising this line win IS oou sic
The YORKTOWN on Monday afternoon ~
The JAMESTOWN on Tuesday u" "
The ROANOKE friday
Yor New York, Via City Point Norfolk nad Portsmouth,
SEP LUpLkNf 4 WATsOV
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BRASDfrs WIVES Mecins pnrposss, iqzeiher Win
larse variety u fancy rnods TeOI bRtst HAIR nRreHEs
COMBS, &C., &c 70 vhch We can your attention 81
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
Mistellaneeus.
WATER CURE AND MOTORPATHIC
ESTABLISHMENT
Electro ChemicnI Rnills.

DR. BARLOW j. SYIsTM-GRADuATE
- - .. the Sew York llisieo Therapeutic college,
has opened trst clss Wuter Cure and
E-olshnent IN Sacramento, IN the large and pleas
an, s,rs.. .,ey oS uped by Mrs. Tllden, sew
The establishment is the nrst on the ,cifc coast
that combines an the advantages Of uyplenlo raedia
uOn, and is equal to any in the Atlantic State ~ F
rope Dr.. smith, with his family, resides In tb.i,e
tuition, and no pains expense vii be spared 10 n AZ
1t pleasant and heslthrestoring home Tor Ia nvalis
Those Suffering froi diseases Of The bye, Bronchial
and Catarrhal ar ctohs, Diseases Of the Heart IunYs
Liver, Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Apopiexy
Fits, Paralysis. Rhsunatism, Neuraleia Fever ant
Ague, and Fevers Of all types; Putri Sore throat
Group, Scrofulous Diseases, Piles, Proapsus, In1sm
nation Of the Bowels Chrome and Acute Diarrhua
shoudtry tho advantages of this Institution betor
takngpo'OnOus drugs, and thus lesssnlng le chance
acknowledgements Of the Institution are particular
iy adapted - the successful treatment Of uterine die
and dispacements, eurvatures OF the spine, etc
Women anticipating confinement will be furnshe'
with pleasant apartments and The bust med icsl AN
surgical aeuuo, and nurses in the State, and ever
convenience culated to render parturition easy am
natural.
There lsa gymnasium for ladies' IA well as gentlemen
ELECrRO-CiIENICAL BATHS, 30 valuable IN Grad
caiing polsuns, both mineral aud vegetable and n
the treatment of Rheumatism, NeuragR, ETC.. viii b'
administered to patients without extra charge.
CANCERS cured by IN entirely new process.
BONE ESETTING.-Dr. Smith 10 the ony one in Cal
fornia possessing the art Of BOnesettng so success
fully praeticed by the celebrated Dr.. Sweet Of Con
nectcut
limited hummer Of perlons desiring phys!olog.
icN diet can b. accommodated.
Dr. smith viii attend patients 81 any part Of the
city.
m mas III, late Of the frm OF IIill Wooster Co.,
VIII take charge of the busnes department
TERMS-FOR BOARD AND TREATMENT-SeO 20
20 $50 per week, according to attention re.
qulred
Consultations free verbal or by letter.
Letters Of inquiry promptly answered, md circulars
sent on application. BAKLOW J. SMITH, 81. ID. .
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
For the National Democrat
Latham and NOn-InterventiOn.
Onnr1lrr. Lnnn ON.

lsA N ORoyqLLE, june 2ith.
Not many miles from the city Of New Or
leans is a lake, whose bosom, when not tossed
by the rude winds of the gulf IS as calm and
quiet as painted ship on a painted ocean, u
but oncs let the gales of the neighboring sea
pass into her possessions and she doiis. with.
ont II moments prenonition. her sparkling
serenity and assumes all the horrors of an
ocean in a Storm lHna- ..ar19
1t was on this lake--the day was clear
and the waters calm when Sahbo proposed
to Cesar voyage on the lake to an Island,
six miles from the main land. The invitation
was not sooner extended than accepted, and
the sable pair at once embarked on their voy-
age of pleasure. When almost three miles
from the shore, a wind began to rise and a
storm succeeded, which threatened for awhile
to engulf q calm and his fortunes" Sambo
thought his hour had come, and, falling on
his marrow bones, invoked aid somewhat af
ter tlis fashion;
80 Lord gist let us git on de shore once
more. o Lord. Use guine to be so good, nf
ter dis. 1'se guine to give do ole bine man
big fat turkey Use guine to give de ole
lame oman a hole bag o hominy. Use guine
to give de of,n sylum heap o chickens and
corn. Use guine-"
"Stopl stopP interrupted Caesar, "whar,
whar you guine to get all your hominy an
your chickens an pigs? Eh-answer dat
will yer?'
"IIush for dc Lord sake. Caesar; I only
tells dis to de Lord till we git on de shore"
"I am in favor of nonintervention and
popular sovereignty" says Latham.
e But that is not the doctrine of our party,
whispers Gwinite. f
"IIushl hushp says Latham, =" | only
tell the peeps this, till l sit in the guberna-
torial chair" L.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
TELEGRAPHTC.
lOVER TILE STATE LIKEl
San Francisco News.


SAN FRANCIsCo June 2sth
This morning, the bark Julia Castuer, in
going from Mission Street Wharf to Gun
ningham Wharf, TO take in load of ballast,
capsized when opposite Clay street. The
steamer San Antonio went to her aid and
rescued the crew. 1t is thought the bark
will he q total losa.
The mail line will send the Golden Gate to
Panama on the 9th July. The opposition
line have put up the steamer Cortez, and
have fixed the rates Of passage at $3.50 first
cabin and $S5 in the second.
Henry Wappner will be executed on the
Sth of July. The Governor refused to par
don him.
A young man named Doroling, who lives
upon Yerba Buena Island, was drowned this
morning in attempting to rescue alilf that
had drfted off
On arriving in the city last night, Gov
Weller was received by his friends. and es-
eorted in a carriage drawn by four white
horses to the Metropolitan Hotel On arriv.
ing, the Governor made short address, in
which he stated that his principal object in
coming to the city was TO visit the State
Prison. Mr. Scott, Judge Thornton, Mr. F..
Hunt and DIR, Gwn, entertained the crowd
with a few remarks.
Arrived-Ship Arab, l59 days from Phil
adelphia, t. W. b. Cunningham d Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
nIounteln correspondencr.
RAILROAD IItL. June 9th.

RAILROAD llILL, June 9th.
The agony is over; our opponents met in
solemn eonclave at Long Bar on Saturday,
the 18th, and with about twentyfour hours
hard struggle, delivered themselves Of tick
ct to he voted for at the coming election.
1t was born but to die--its weakness will
carry it to its long political home. Howev-
er, have no desire to say ought in dispar-
agement OF any of the candidates of our op-
ponents, having no personal feeling to gr.ti-
fy; but this much we can say to anybody
take the two tickets, place them before you
and now look on this picture and then on
that" Is there not a remarkable contrast
Which contains the names Of the men in
whom we have the most confidence Into
whose hands would you feel most like COM
hitting the interests Of your county, or indi
vidual interest 7
The editor of the Express, in endorsing
the nominations of his party, warns the
LIME PoINT CADETS against the advances and
overtures that way be made by the Douglas
party, and seems to think there are many in
the ranks who might be led astray but for
his watchful guardianship. suppose the
is no danger since the alarm has been sound
ed by this Office eyed editor do not deem
it advisable to caution the Douglas Demo-
crate against the tricks and hypocrisy
against their intrigucs and chicanery-as /
suppose that each voter who belongs to our
ranks is capable of taking care of and judg-
ing for himself and would be insulted by an
insinuaton of mine to the contrary. 1t is
glorious privilege which the members of
the Douglas party enjoy-that of thinking
and acting for themselves; and we wot of
some who have been identified with the in
terest of the Lime Point cadets who claim
the same privilege. The Express might have
hit on a better plan of securing the allegiance
of the rank and file than 10y distrusting
them at the start If he commences by
showing lack of confidence in his treth-
rem, the result may show that the crank
and file" have as little confidence in their
captain yr
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
Mo,e about those sore-head,.


EDtroh NATIoNAL DEMOCRAT The Cali
fornia Express, day or two since, tried to
explain away what it had said in regard to
the Tinbuetoo Administration resolutions.
The Express undertook to question the We
raeity Of the Democracy of Timbuctoo, when
the latter charged that sundry frauds were
perpetratel ut the Long Bar-Magruder-Con
vcntion of June 18Th. You called attention
to the iusolence of the Express. in its insane
attempt TO impeach whole community. The
Express, seeing into what a foolish position
it had forced itself, threw itself back upon
tia official record, and said (what nobody de-
nies) that the officers of the Convention were
honorable men, and had attested tho proceed.
ings published IN the Express. True as a
book, MIR. Wiseaere, and because it is true,
we wondered that the Express should permit
a correspondent ~ to assert what was not
true in regard to the resolution endorsing
Col N. E. Whitesides to the State Conven-
tion The Express did not deny the truth Of
its correspondent when he brazenly asserted
that the Whitesides resolution was not fairly
pissed, and yet the officers of the Conven-
tion, who, according to the Express, were
honorable men, certified to the regularity of
its adoption as much as they did to any of
the balance of the proceedings
The delegates to the State Convention dis
regarded the instruction flor such it implic-
idly was) and opposed Col. Whitesides for
Congreis Amorg those delegates were
Charles Lindley, candidate for County Judge
and W. II. Wickersham, candidate for Coun-
ty Recorder Let them meet the friends Of
Col. Whitesides in the mountains and see if
they are hailed as good and faithful servants
--l YuBA RIyEP.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
Hor WEATHER IN sqANrsLAus.-The weath

HoT WEATHER IN SrANIsLAus.- wealth
'er was excessively hot in Stanislaus county
on Saturday last. In one team of ten horses
three fell in the road from heat, and two Of
them died. The Stockton Argus learns that
at Burton's public house, at Loyings Ferry,
birds flew into the bar room to the pitcher t.
get water, so tame we're they made by the
thirst caused by extreme heat Birds were
seen to fall dead off the limbs of trees In The
middle of the day, from the heat, as if they
were shot The wind was of that burning
heat never before witnessed ty the settler
there since their arrival in the State.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
Republican County ConYention.

The Republicans Of Yuba County, and all others
who opposed 70 the factions Of the Democratic
party which are striving TO control the political affairs
OF the State and county, requested ~ meet In
their respective precincts and ect Delegates 20 A
County Convention, to be held at Timbuctoo on SAT-
URDAY, the I'd day Of July, at I2 O'Clock M for the
nomination Of candidates for the Legislature and
county Offices.
Let there be full delegation Of active snd earnest
men in attendance from every precinct
The representation will be ia accordance with the
following schedule:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
Trial for Incendiarism.

RED BLUFF, June 18th.
At the preliminary examination of Jacob
Levy who was arrested on chargelof arson
causing the great fire at Tehama on Saturday
last, his counsel waived an examination and
he was committed TO answer the charge. His
bail was fixed at $4,000, in default of which
he was remanded to Jail.
1t appears that on the evening previous to
the fire he sold his stock and business, and
for various reasons is believed TO have set
fire to his place, thereby destroying it and
the town.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
The Stampede from the State Prison.


From San Francisco papers we gather the
following particulars of the escape of eonyicts
frem the State Prison on Saturday. The
Herald says.
As the prisoners were passing into the
brick yard, after dinner, at the prison at San
Quentin, when about one hunred and sixty of
them had passed through the gate anumber.
principally Spaniards and Indians turned
upon the gate-keeper, Spell.and George Lee,
the man who was conducting them to the
yard, and forced from the gate keeper the
key, then closed and locked the gate and
took the key with them They forced the
two assistants along with them, passing along
the beach, in front Of Parker's and in the di.
rection Of Curte MADEIRA. In the meantime
the prisoners remaining in The yard, returned
aud endeavored TO enter through the gate
While portion of those who had escaped
were fired into wounding four slightly, and
one tJ0!ia Allen mort1iy, those remaining
near The gate were ordered round to the front
gate and entered as soon rs possible; the
roll was called and ~ were found to be miss
ing. of whom all but three were Spauiards
and Indians Lee.aud QSpell We're released
by thtmutiaee,s and returned to the prison.
The Alta gives the following list of prison
ers at large on Sunday:
j. Coltes, F. Orduna, j. Fernando, J Mar
quez, 9. Flores, f. Pacheco Z. Robeno, p
Gelestine, J. Andreas T. Baycero, Lorenzo
Nunes. - Jose. A. Palma, J. NJ. Silbaz, J.
Pehizi, A. Fontes, F. Gonzales, T. BRsquez. j.
Mendez, P. Espinosa, A. Lopez H. Gavilho
S. Beneger, L RameL J. Meudon, Fred.
Ashton, Q. V. Lenzuela, L. Nloliho. e
The killed were John Allen, Of Fresno
county, Pedro Gonzalez. of ManpQsa. and a
.Spaniard named Ahihos. OF Canyeras- -
Fancisc1 Lulio, alias Acapuico, Frank Per
kihs, a lhhIA named Sandroke aud several
Others were wounded
( The Buretin Of Monday says: N
, ,QWhen the boat left this morning. the hunt
was still in progress aud it is said that
number, more of the prisoners had been shot
down in the gulches, and many been wounds
ed. 1t was reported that there was no at
tempt made TO capturess; but in every case,
whenever an opportunity occurred they
were shot down Ike dogs, Hf-
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

THE BRopERIoK AND PERLEY DIFFIcuLrY =
The Alta gives the following version Of the
dispute between Senator Broderick and d.
w. Perley. already noticed by us; .
According to rumor, Mr.. b., while break
fasting at the Interpational Hotel, this morn
ing, said he would take back an assertion he
had previously made that Terry was the
only pttre man on the bench of the Supreme
Court Mr.. Perley. who waset the table ob.
jeeted TO the use Of this language. and Mr..
Broderick repeated it MIR. z. thereupon
tdr wbo an sG oPpfo 20 .ne nSa
fiet Mr.. Perley challenged Mr. Broderick. So
says street rnmor we tel it az VIC hssf ~,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

DtscH NReED.-The Telegram of Monday
says William Frazier. arrested by officers
Bovee and IIanford, on charge Of stealing
Sl,l00 from the captain of slooy Echo, was
discharged this morning in the Police Court,
the evidence not being sufficient to convict
him. The stolen money, amounting to 1901
SO, was properly identified and ordered to
he returned to the cantnin"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
GOLDEN GATE EXCHANGE,
No. 90 ID street, MarysviIle.

TENHE UNDER sIGNED, wouli respectfully an
nounce to tn people Of Marysve that he has
opened a new SALOON Mt No. 30 D street and
stocked It with the finest lot Of WINES and LIQUORS
ever brought to th market. lie has on hand fine
and UNITED proprietors; English, Scotch ami Cali
fornia Stock ALE and PORTER. Fine OLD BoUR-
BON WHISKY; Extra fine SHERRY Fine HAVANA
CIGARS, &c, &c.
ie22-my T.. KEYES.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

THE Governor has appointed Alexander
II. Puiney a Notary Public for Calaveras
county also. f j. Thibault, Notary Public
for San Francisco; John F. Fortsom. Notary
Public Tor Sonoma county; Thomas Bradley
Notary Pu lie for Santa Clara county Geo
w. Shultz, Notary Public for Sierra county
A. a, NJ. c. Jackson, Notary Public for Sier-
ra county; end s. B. Stevent, Notary Pub
lie for Calaveras county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
"a Delegate" Answered.

EDIToE DEMocRAr: in your issue Of yes
terday you publish a communication signed
A Delegate" in which the Democracy OF
Timbuctoo and vicinity are exhorted to sup
port the whole Long Bar Convention ticket
or to bolt the whole Of it. Your correspon-
dent can see no reason for any other course
wish simply to inform the gentleman, that
the Administration Democracy of Iimbuctoo
are loyal to the party, and have SO proven
themselves to be in many hard fought battles
They have simply resolved to disregard the
clams Of such as obtained their places upon
the ticket 10y fraud and corruption, bargain
and intrigue. They will support those who
used no fraud to obtain their own non.inn-
tions. or to obtain the nomination Of Others
As to those who were nominated by false
counting, ruling nut Of proper 0otes trading.
or corrupt combinations, no true Democrat,
either in Timhuctoo or elsewhere, who has a
spark of manliness will fail to oppose them
to the end Of the cangass. @.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

TuoMAs MAGu1RE. proprietor Of the Opera
House in Sau Francisco, has swurn out com.
piaiut in that city against Signor Eugenio
Bianchi. mlnager Of the Italian Opera, lie
charges him with stealing lot cf sheet and
book music worth $400. 1 t
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

FATAL AccIDENr.-On Monday, a young
man named Thomas B, Root, was killed by
the caving ofa bank willie mining at Sport
Hill near Mokelumne Hill. He was former
" from Connecticut
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29
LIVE AND LET LIVE SALOON,
Corner of First Street and Virgin Alley.

DUELTP DEPANGHEFe would inforn
Il his friends that he has taken the above well
known and popular SALOON AMI has entirely re-
fitted the same m the best style, making It one Of the
Vile -.|n
The Billiard Tables are Of tile best make, and the.
Wines and Liquors are not surpassed.
The proprietor cordially invites his II any friends
to call on him, and he feels confident he can please
them. PHILIP DEPANGllER, w
je2l-my Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

MAJOR CARLETON and Lieut.. Ogle, with
company X First Dragons. reached Los An
geles on 2Sd June. from the Mountain Mea-
dows Utah Territory Men all well, and the
horses in fine condition.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-29

SfA1pED. On Sunday evening. fight oc-
Garbie and john Dean, in which the former
as stabbed twice by the latter, and dan
perously wounded Dh r