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THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

CORNER FRANKLIN STREET., NEW YORK.
OGers inducements aud IouEsTs visiting
New York, unsupported ~ any hotel IN the Metropolis
The among the which it Iussssses
| an yshicn will he appreciated by all travellers.
ls raj Location, convenient TO places OF business
as well as places Of aGlrscmrut-
81 Scr1pGogslv clean, we'll furnished aId well vettia
ted sleeping apartments
large and suprTbiy furnished st:rg rooms, with =
magnificent Ladies Pror, commanding extensive view
Of BroadWav.
Beius conducted the European plan, visitors
the best style, with the greatest economy.
ath 4 Is connected with
IT, YI.OR's CELEBRArED SALOONS,
have their meals they desire they
will be furnished ia their own rooms.
9Th la the saioous and Hotel j. aeknov-
edged by epcr be vastly superior to that OF any other
Hof.i ia the city.
with all these advantages the cost Or living IA 'e ISrEE
below that any clnss Hotel
frb26-imdtw&w 4. FREEMAN, Proprietor.
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sw-Sent Bp.-Kitty Gillespie was cent up
for fifteen days on Saturday, officer Lancaster =,
and AID. MeCOurtney officiating. KITTY, IN
connection with her brother Grouny, got 1t in'0
their heads that Nelly Dean wanted osa''"s'
and so they concluded to administer 1t IN ra'ner
a severe manner. 1t was drunken row Pc
culiar to The parties who participated
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selling Lager oithopt LieeHee-Adam
Blum, of Castle Garden, was aned five dollars
and costs on Saturday. by Aid. Duty, for selling
lager beer without licence. Mr. Blum haa ap'
piled for license and said he was under the iu,
preston that it was the duty of an officer TO cali
upon him and receive the money for the same
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SEw ORLEANS, March l2.-The steamer Ton.
nessee is below with Vera Cruz dates to the 9Th.
In battle near Cordova, tue left wing Of Mi
rnnon's army was completely routed by the
Liberals. MiramOn lost 100 men killed. 3 can
ons, 500 muskets and n large quantity of am
munition Gen. Drgolado is preparing to march
on the capitol with 10000 men. The Liberals
captured Guanajanto and Amasca'icutas.
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ST.. Jonxs, n. F., March IA vessel at
the Bay Of Bulls Arm, reports having spoken
the steamer Prince Albert, on Tuesday forenoon,
40 miles south of Cape Race; she had been kept
out by the ice. The Prince Albert sailed from
New York on March Sd, for Galway via. St.
Johns.
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Y1srENSEs. Is ere q, issss-
PROF.. o. J. Wo0p: - you ahruIt" uaEulse 'uEr
youF recently dscav zlr ie-fer1tiye i WI
state. uiouITOeyr raay that bssa q
and known others " itisi hsvt- sNyrni yraT-,
been in IL habit Other Heir s,sfl t
Gnd yours vastly Superior othvr know Il 81
tirvly eleares the head OF r ara zk ctti's
proper VIII 1ry f.grscIs hair g. Tie Fta3
yuaihG s"icT srd texture, wing b. atsiis toi-si
rcs-y appearance; all thS, ihcgt dsrecri q
hands arriyit ~ Which dfoF-- usi.
therefore. rreutref cssi 81 faN
is.s a tire eoi-r texture &c theiT hair
Ee-ectfgiiy yours, WILSON ktNG.
q. J WOOD a CO., ProfTtisr-, sie iFcEdNHy. y Y &,
lin The great = Y Wire ffn- FstabshrsrLt, std ia
Market street. 81 ous, No.
Aal sold ~ 81 good Drursis:s.
drr3-d,t-U4 ~-iy-lsz oef-e-@ni
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
BRIDGEFoRT, Pease Township, Ohio. |

December 6, 1858.
MEssns. t. Il. LoGAN & Co.-Genls, under
standing you are agents for DR.. Todd's Liver
Pills, 1t gives me pleasure to say to you, that
the Doctors Pills are invaluable in Bilious com.
plants. have used them in my family for is
years; they completely cured my wife of Dys-
pepsI1, about 10 years ago, and when any Of us
feel unwell we always use DR.. Todds pills, and
can recommend them to all who have Liver
disease or Dyspepsia. JosnuA BAKER.
I. II. Logan & Co., General Agents, Wheel
ing, Va, Wholesale Druggists. Todds Pills
are for sale by dealers generally.
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
vigorator in another column.
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~ onoefthoss naughty winds blew through
the streets all day Saturday. The ladies, what
few daredto appear, moved along very cautious.
". Hats were flying in all directions, and it
was hard work to make Roadway against the
violent.gusts
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ST. LOUIS, March l2.--RiveF stationary at this
point Upper Mississippi falling slowly. Mis-
souri, at a stand, and Illinois high and still Fis-
ing. Weather clear aud warm.
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ProF. Wco-Denr sir: You Han Eesls at sts ilsH irE
itself ne. The front. ais, The iuc at
ms head sipost cny-eiuEln lact usLl. have
plut bottles Restorative ais notf
the top my Eead = well stuiIs with rousns ettp q
young hair, tbv alec receiving hsnsfi
have tried other preparations vft4L hr l ubatssT
think from ry Iersorsl r,eOIGfi. eaou sen ia
duee IiaHy otf-trs to Try 49,
Yours resPee.fzIy, d L. THo&As, 81. J.
MODEL Vine street
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IOY County Court for Ohio
ty pFor cunesd the Oh day OF Februar In the
1859. the James Il. stout nus' Thomas u. Reed
and others, the said James H. Stout and Thomas H. Esr
the Committee u John iIssist iuuatc. viii SETS az the
front House Ohio county. 20 the high
and bsi bidder puiae auction. Monday ne 4ih
day April. 1ss9, the Eroud said decree
mentioned, being lots numbered hundred ans twenty
eight (I2-) andTci and tE-utvn'rr tsl she
plat risu the town o! Wheeling laid OF b.
William Chane and Johu Eo in that Of the city Of
Wheeling kupvn as the Fifth Ward Of said CITY
TaAsts SALEIhe one-faurth &c TIE purchase money
raii the confirmation Of said sale by the said
County Court, and the rruianing irrelaurls in three
equal in-taueuts, payable ia siN. twelve AMI eighteen
the day OF sale; he whole bear Interest fTom
day sale; purchaser giving his bonds
proved personal security fcr the purchase money; ard ts
title be retaisd until the fertilizer order Of SAID Court
Sale TO commence AZ 10 O'Clock A. y.
JAMES II. STOUT.
THOMAS II. REED,
feh26 sneeal Comm lssin.iers.
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.COMMERCIAL.


Extra Family flour per VITO 6,T5
enpeTins Observation-Disclosures. $50
Bacon Hams (sugar cured) per .......... 12SG
~ - tcoinmon) ............... lie
- Shoulders a. ............... stO &c
- AIddlings =" .,........... &C
Butter troll1 .............. IS to Csc
Cheese ............... 10 TO lee
Sweet Potatoes per peek.,...-..........-...-. sc
Potatoes Uristl per busheI to W
Apples (per peekl.-................. &c
Java ............ ......-.. lSs
IsiO Coffee per 10. II
Sugar (0fleanE) Ito Zoe
Rice pr Observation-Disclosures. GtO &c
TalloW Candles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I5c
Sperm ........................ soc
Star ........ ,.................2 IS to soc
Herring per dozen go to csc
Golden 81 ruu uer ,gpil Observation-Disclosures. 55c
OrIsans =. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to Soc
Eggs per dozen Observation-Disclosures 70 Ice
Geese Feathers ~ TO sc
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NRw YonK, March l2.-The Steamship City
of Baltimore sailed at noon to-day, for Liver
pool, taking out Sl55,OO0 in specie.
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WA Case Of Conscience. The case below
has scarcely parallel in this world of almost
universal roguery:
BmDsEPoRT, ONO, March 18th, 1859.
Editors Of InteItigeneer:-l subjoin literal
copy of letter received on yesterday, by mail
enclosing $3.50 in bank notes. 1t is without
signature, or other indication of its paternity
The envelope in which it was enclosed bears
the Cincinnati office stamp 1t explains ITSELF
and is worthy of comnendation.
Yours Respectfully, JouN TALLMAN.
''MARCn, 1859.
Hr John T;tllmaa, Cdshisr:-Some years
ago, got one hundred dollars too much money
out of your Bank l send you for it one humid
red and fifty dollars Puts notice OF 1t in the
Saint Clairsville papers, so can see If you got
it, as 1 want to know if you got it"
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look TO YOUR INTEREST!

TOHN ROEMER has returned from New YORK and Phila-
81 deiphia and daily receiving stock OF
Fancy Domestls Dry oods, which las been selected
with great care all aud every one either In quan
ty beauty price, the Will be sold at very small
cost for cash, and cash only there
fore ali the cash buyers particularly to call
and examine for yourself, Will by SO
's' " JOHN ROEMER.
N. R.-Mlllners, Mantun-uakers Country Merchants
and Taior buying cash. invited give early
call sell them goods 70 Per cent less than they
generally pay for them. mis-
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PirrsBuI.G, March I2.-River 10 feet, rising
since noon. Weather clear and cool.
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EARN FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
5 ssSsr % F ps1 GF l EsT ,9rosTE oas e
= ami ~ ~ - ., Isfi-,TIT ~ ~. r,f r-tb
OF tn Natioual Road, ard X usry'- Mills
Ehie arr cleared, and Il good ,i''e % sal',.io- TIE
Excellent Coal Banks
on the premises fset veins, nov ia oIsraion and pro
contains a good Sprius Of Water. There also
TITO GO0D BE.lRLyG ORCHdRBS
tbs premises. o. which produces variety ofehoies
DWELLING HOUSE,
large trame BAKN, and excellent stibIins for
orsss aud Cattle, good Coraerib Wagon House. aud
For further p,5tieular. enquire the subscriber living
on ts s prsA'e' Or james y" Collins 81 S' R6S Gi'
uESEY 4. ILsT Rosr. HaEEisoS w.H,IosAS.
LIST, 1EORIslSOH & co.
Successors to List Howell and II. X. List.
WHOLESALE GROCERS q PRODUCE DEALERS
Nos. Is 50, Mas STEEET,
WE desire to state the friends nm,
most az pie iaeiilties for The transaction Of a
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS.
We dsternined 10 execute all orders entred % cur
care, with fidelity aud propG, - atd on 81 most .ro'
January ist, 1889.
Hsar X. lis. Co or Lst Howell, al please take nofee,
that Heul X n f. having purchased he ,ntFe irisrst %
sineSs) Is alone anthorzs 90 raase se,rmert J.ni-y
CENTRE WHEELING DRUG STORE.
IIORistikNEts HOLLAND uIfTEES,
I ID AYERS CHERRY FEGToEAL.
K1ETf'S WORM tLGMS . s4fe and remedy for
Worms.
sANFuRDts LIVER INyIGOE ATOR.
BRENIi'S6kR'S SYRUP DANDEIiUN sARsAPAR-
J c. E1KrR's MEDICINAL con LIVER OH.
hlitS- 0AHDNE-fS COUGH SaHCP
TAGLoG HEOTliEESi PORE AHR'iW ROOT,
OAr six II, CORN sTAECti, PARMA,
MATS FpUT and TASNER'S OIL,
IIXEsoAPs, pas UHEEY, hXIR6 TEEfH BRUSHES
BABLOss - lNDItiU bLUE.
I HsONS'S ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER,
HAMPIONiS VEGETABLE lISCTUEE,
mis- For b.
I REED & KRAFT.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
TuRsnAY. Nnv- 81

TUESDAY, Nov. sth.
Present Supervisors Gregory and Whitcomb.
Petition of L. w. Thomas, concerning the open
ing of road, set for hearing Tomorrow, at
o'clock.
Judge Lindley authorized to make repairs in
jury room and chambers of county court, and tC
draw warrant therefor Of 5000 on special fund
VIM. S. Whiteman appointed Constable in
place OF X. W. Pickersgill, deceased.
Order on Treasurer to pay Cox e. Clark 1869,
over tax
u. Montgomery allowed 1850 for assisting the
District Attorney in case Of ofRandall & Co. against
Yuba county.
Il. II. Mcdaniel, for examining lunahc. $40.
Pay for express hire, $50.
Variels account laid over.
Account of Sheriff ofSolano county laid over.
Account Of Semper, for copying, laid over
Marysvie Water Co. allowed $685. so.
Pedro Romans account, for interpreting on
Court, allowed es '-S''
Adjourned till 10 A. N. TO- morrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

COMMON Prostitutes The efforts of the
police, and especially Of officer Hesse, during
the last twelve M nths to cleanse the Augean
stables in several streets of these denizens in
the shape of the above named personages
have been attended with signal success. New
ertheless there yet remain enough in too pub.
nc places to trouble respectable passers. On
Wednesday couple of these were arrested
and their case called up yesterday in the
Police Court The Prosecuting Attorney
moved for nolle prosegui. as the parties had
lett the locality, as ordered, but he stated
that for the future he should prosecute every
one who should hereafter be arrested on this
charge. and should disobey the directions
given them with regard to their residence
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

MAzzISI AND MADAME MARIo-A London
correspondent of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, in letter under date of Septem-
Der Sd, says:
Il is generally believed in Italy that MAJ
zini is in that country, but it is impossible to
lay hands on him. Madame Mario, Miss
White,) who lately lectured in the United
States on Italian independence, and who is
now confined with her husband in the prison
of Bologna, as Mazzinian agent, has been
interrogated on the subject of Mazzinis pres
ence and designs, but of course has no facts
for the public ear. We are told that both
Madame Mario and her husband are treated
with great kindness, and that when the
present crisis is over they will be set at liber
ty without trial.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

STAGE LINE FROM DowNGEvILLE TO WAsuoF.
The Sierra Citizen of Saturday, speaking
of the establishment of stage line from
Downieville to the Washoe mines, says:
Since the above was in type, we have met
with Judge Mott and ascertain that the ar.
rangements are complete, and on Monday
morning next the saddle train will leave
Langton's Pioneer Express Office for Sierra
Valley; from whence passengers will be
conveyed in first class Concord wagons,
which have been taken to that point, and
will be in readiness when the train arrives
there. The seats are all taken on the train
that leaves here on Monday. The road, we are
assured, will be kept open during the winter
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

MISERABLE WoRK.-The Overland Mail ar
rived at Gilroy at one o'clock on Monday
morning, and the first intimation we had of
in this city was by the down river papers,
yesterday EVENING" We would like to know
what the operator Of the telegraph line, here,
was doing during all this time. Was he
asleep or was he dead? Why were we not
informed Of the arrival Of this mail and why
did we not get our usual Dispatch? We pay
our money for the news, and give enough for
it at that, God knows. We should think it
might at least be furnished regularly. An
oversight like this initiates against our in
terest as a newspaper, disappoints our read
ers, and puts as in no very heavenly humor.
1t is neglect which is wholly inexcusable,
and unless we can have better service here
after, for this part of the country, it would be
no great loss to see the telegraph suspended
altogether
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

THE WASHINGTON MONUMENTAL dispatch
from Washington says that the plan to rails,
funds for the completion of the Nationa
Monument through the medium of the pos
offices throughout the Union. promises to
prove successful. Several hundred postmas-
ters have already notified Lieut. Ives that
they have placed contribution boxes in their
offices; and it is believed that very large
proportion Of the whole number of postmas-
ters will operate in the project. If each com
munity where there is post office would
contribute even so small sum as five cents
per months, n fund would accrue to the Mon.
ument Of over $4,000 per year.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

TELEeRAPHIc-A long telegram, dated at
New York, October 10th, announces as on
foot, with encouraging prospects, plan to
consolidate the several telegraph interests Of
the country. 1t proposes the union of the
several telegraph lines between New Orlean:
and Jacksonville, N. B., and the permanent
connection for all business purposes of the
seaboard lines with those of the North and
West. To this end, new company is to be
organized, under q charter from the New
Jersey Legislature, with capital of 81 800,
600, which will represent the consolidated
lines.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

How TO PRESERVE THE TEEru.-Let every
man. woman and child keep little pulver-
lied charcoal in their bed rooms, and on re-
tiring ut night let them put as much as can
be laid on sixpence in their mouths and
work it about among the teeth with the
tongue and there will be no decayed teeth
for the dentist to fill with amalgam or pure
gold either. -
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

GAS ron GuAYAouIL.-By the steamer Star
ot the West, says the Ell Eco del Pacific,
which lett New York on the goth of Septem.
Der, Mr.. French, the agent Of the Baltimo
Gas Company. sailed for Guayaquil with the
materials to establish in that place gas works
Tor which he has obtained the exclusive nriv,
hege from the republic of Ecuador. He was
accompanied by several intelligent gentle
men.W would at once proceed to erect the
gas works in Guayaquil
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

PopE.-An individual bearing this re-
nowned name, got into fight somewhere on
street, Monday night, with another indi-
yidual, whose name is unknown, and was ar
rested by the police. Fighting is quite com
mon on c street, but it is usually between
common thieves and notorious rowdies.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

The NEW STEAMER CHAMPION. .-Commo-
dore Vanderbilts new iron steamer Cham
pion, it is believed by those who ought to
know, says the Alta, is now a couple of weeks
out from New York on her way to this port
and that the well known steamer North Star
is also to be dispatched to this coast, to run
between San Francisco and Panama. The
Champion is the first large iron steamer that
has been built in the United States-and it
is believed that she will prove very fast
Her cabins have berths for 9SS passengers
and her steerage for $50 She has room for
twenty days fuel and 400 tons of cargo. The
Champion is l $50 tons burthen; and if now
en- route, as is supposed, should be here early
In January.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

NOTICE is hereby duly given that by virtue oi
IN an order of the Probate Court OF fuoa county
State OF California, will proceed to sell all OF the
personal property of Vim. Stanfeld, deceased, TO-
gether with the Real Estate OF the said deceased de
scribed as follows, to-wit: Two Presumption VI hn
lying and being situated in the county OF iuoa ana
State as aforesail of said Claims being that GER
tain tract of land situated upon the Fosters Bar
Road, leading from the city Of MarysYille to ana
from the o. egon House, about sixteen miles from the
said city, and bounded us follows, to-wit: beginning
at pine tree bazed on four sides, about three nun
dred and fifty yards from the house thence running
East one half mile and t South one half mile
to the place ofbeginning, containing one hundred ana
sixty acres Of land. The other Of said Claims IS de-
scribed as follows, towit commencing at the North
west corner of the above described premises, ana
running thence North half mile, thence East one
half mile, thence South one half mile, and thence
West one half mile, to the place of beginning, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres of land. SAID
sale will be made upon the premises at Public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, on the
Twenty-first day of October, 1859,
between the hour of o'clock A. NJ and sunset Of
that day.
sep2S21d l. n. GROVES, Admir-.
POstpOned.--The above Sale is postponed
until the l4th day OF November, A. D. 1859.
novq-td N GROVES. Admir-.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09
PARIs.-The Paris corresnopdept Of 4

Boston Advertiser says:
paris is being torn down and rebuilt with
an activity that borders upon the marvellous.
Narrow streets that had been for centuries.
damp, dark and unhealthy, have disappear.
ed as if by enchantment, and long rows OF
white palaces replace the old tumble.down.
jumbled up dwellings that have been de-
molished. Light and air have thus gained
access to portions of the city that knew them
not and great is the consequent reduction in
the bills of mortality.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

The NORTHERN JoURNAL.-We have re-
ceiyed the first number Of this paper puo-
lished weekly at Yreka, by J. Durmont 90
and edited by James NJ. Bassett 1t is inde-
pendent in politics.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

A MURDERER confined in an English ;ou
near Winchester tried to commit suicide bv
cutting his throat. but the wound was no,
fatal Shortly afterwards he was hung. The
force of the fall tore the wound asunder. and
with his head partly off he naturally pre-
sented an unsightly spectacle He was fif-
teen minutes dying.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

THERE are at present in the world about
one hundred and twenty-one thousand Nor
mons. Eighty thousand live in Utah, of
whom four Thousand six hundred and seven
teen have sixteen thousand FIVE hundred
wives.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

THREE young men watched with q dead
body in Brooklyn. N. Y, recently. One fel
asleep, the other robbed him of his watcl
and money, and the third told of it in cour
he said he had one eye opened and saw tn,
filching. which he considered highly dis
graceful under the circumstances. The THE
had refused TO go snacks
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09
M ARTSvILLB.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 9th.

SPECIAL ELEcrIoN.-The Mayor gives no
tiee in auother column that an election will
be held at the City Hail. on the 26th inst,
for the purpose of electing an Alderman for
the Third Ward, in the place of w. c. SsOke'
resigned.
1t is important that some good man should
be elected. and we hope the people will se
leet proper representative.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

WINE MAKING IN CALAvERAs-Mr. Garland,
who has an excellent vineyard near San An
dreas, has concluded to try wine making
The Independent says there is little doubt
that in year or two more, the grape crop
will beso large in that county that other cul.
tivators will necessarily be obliged to follow
his example.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

A Louisville paper has some answers tc
correspondents. Here is sample:
"Jenny-Ministers are not more addicted
to dissipation than men of other professions
a few of the Kalloch type take gin toddies
and liberties with females, but the greater
majority of them are as good as lawyers and
doctors. If you want true Christian, mar
ry an editor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

Pacific RAnRoAD.-An address to the peo
pie Of the Pacific coast has just been issued
bYa committee appointed by the Pacific Rail.
road Convention. Itisavery long document
and urges an immediate organization with q
view to the commencement and prompt pro
seeution Of the work as far as Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09
BLACK REpuBLIoAxGsM-Theodore Parke
writing to the Liberator, says:

writing to the Liberator, says:
Men of property in the great cities have
become strangely debauched in their morals
For ten years past they have not once taken
the moral side of any great question Look
at the last ct of Boston-the TRANSPORTATION
of Rufus Choate What sad sign of the
times, that our city honor such man with
such q funeral
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

STREET CRossrNGs.-We perceive that Capt.
Simmons is busily engaged with the Chain
Gang, in repairing the wooden crossings OF
the streets 1t is very necessary improve
meut
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

Recovery OF STOLEN rRoPERrY-The police
yesterday found, on the bank of Feather
river. at a Mexican camp, four mules and one
horse which had been stolen from a ranch
near Shasta No arrest was made for the
reason that the persons in possession of the
animals did not show themselves.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-09

The trial of John j. Barmore, for the man
slaughter Of Peter o. Keefe, came up on Mon
day, in the Twelfth District Court. Judge
Campbell appeared, to prosecute. and Gen.
McDougall and Mr. Brosman for the prisoner