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SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND MECHANICS
~ INSTITUTE

r. NENNlNtI, PRINCIPAL.
Lessons la Architectural and Ornamental Design
ing, EnsinseTIng and Mechanical Drawing av9ry
MONDal, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NlNG, from To o'clock, ia tho Sd story OF gency
Block, corner Of7th aud + SITS.
Terms So per month, in advance e. colin
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24
To the VictOrs belong the SpOils.

ED. DEMoCRAT:-The above is common
saying, and worthy of all aceeptation. 1t is
self evident proposition In the disposing
of patronage and places the party which is
in the majority must certainly have in its
rank men, good and trustworthy, for every
position to be filed Our City Council is
now elected. 1t is composed of men, a ma
iorily Of whom are Anti Lecompton men.
There are many subordinate Offices to be
filed 10y the Council. The Douglas eand-
date for Mayor received on Monday last two
thirds of all the legal votes in town. His
vote was over 500, and no man pretends that
we ought to have polled more than 1900
Our majority was l57, and would have been
400! if dishonesty and fraud had not helped
their old friend Lccompton to reduce it. So
We certainly more than 500 strong. Now,
out of that number can surely be found men
suitable for every post in the city govern
ment. The People want to see all of their
public servants selected from the Anti-Le.
compton ranks, while at the same time they
want to see the best men chosen.
ANTILEcoMPToX.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

The election on Monday demonstrates tha
when tie et,co ,cings Of The Republican party arc
us they were then and in September last, thor
oughly united, they can, by the aid of National
men democrats have been seduced int
the support Of Republican men and measures by
the ir.ckery of that party in tackng themselves
To the name of "Douglas "-overpower the Dem
ocratic party, III this city.-Erpress
The 1.-TWO wings of the Republican party =
Douglas men, remember the compliment,
Bear it in mind until the next election You
are only another ring Of the Republican par
ty, according to this organ of the BoIters OF
the Democratic organization of this county.
Which wing of the Republican party does
the Express think Doug'as belongs to ?
Analyze the extract and it amounts to this
That the Donglts men are Republicans The
words quoted say that the two wings. with
the aid of "National men," Democrats"
have defeated Leecmptonism BY Nation
al men and Democrats" the Express
means just the opposite, to-wit SectionaIiStS
and Lecomptonites consequently, the charge
is plainly made, that Douglas men are only
another ring Of the Republican party. This
charge is too fimsy to need contradiction
We have shown, time and again, and to the
satisfaction of any intelligent man, that the
Douglas party is the only rarty that remain,
upon the Cincinnati Platform and that it !,
the Democratic party of the country. Let
the disappointed factionists therefore how
on. They have given their last kick in this
county, at least, and thank God for That
We can afford to let them rave a Ii tie il
their diving aronies
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24
Tbav Die Harfi.

Instead of gracefully submitting to their
defeat, the LecomptOnites set up howl that
they have been beaten by coalitions -
frauds" spurious voters" and God only
knows what else Of dire and fearful charac-
ter. OF course, they will make these charges,
but all We have to say to our Douglas friends
throughout the State, is this: that the charges
are without foundation. We tell our Doug
las friends throughout the State that this vic
tory for the Douglas party was won in this
city by the fair and honest vote of the Doug.
las men, good citizens and bona tide residents
Of Marysville. The imported votes were on
/ the other side. The Lecompton party voted
! the crews of steamboats,, who were certainly
no residents of this city, and who may not
| have been, for that matter, residents of the
State; Lecompton employers threatened to
discharge employees who would not vote the
Lecompton ticket; bullying at the polls was
/ in more than one instance resorted to; illegal
voting on the Lecompton side was plain on
the ground where it took place; money was
/ freely scattered prominent Lecomptou lead
/ ers from below were mingling in the contest,
and every power and influence that could
/ possibly be brought TO bear was welded for
/ the defeat of the Douglas Democracy. To
wards night, it was ascertained that n fearful
number of imported votes had been polled,
and many Douglas men were dismayed at
the prospect, for they had counted on ma
jority of the legal voters of the city, lut not
on overcoming such number of spurious ard
illegal votes. The Lecomptonites, however
were in high spirits, and offered, after the
polls were closed, to bet largely that the city
had gone in their favor. BE that as it may,
our Douglas friends, all over the State n:ay
rely on what we say, to wit: that, had it not
been for the imported votes brought in by
the Lccompton party, we would have had an
average majority fol the Douglas side Of at
least three hundred We have won the vic
tory in the face of the most formidable op
position that was ever mustered against the
Democracy in this city, and we have tri-
umphcd--fairly and honorably triumphed.
All honor to the true, aud upright and stall
wart-hearted Douglas Democrats of Marys-
yillol
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

Spurious TIcKErs.-We said, yesterday
that counterfeit Douglas tickets were put into
the hands of Douglas men by the Lecomp
tc mites and thus voted, in the Fourth Ward,
with Farish's name substituted for Gorhnm's.
This was according to our information NJ the
time. After the appearance of the article.
we understood that the canvassers of the
Fourth Ward polls were going to sign card
which some one was getting up for the pur
pose. to the effect that no such votes were
put into the ballot box. 1t may be therefore
that these tickets were not put in in the
Fourth Ward, but in some of the other wards
At any rate a number of them were around
and whether the despicable trick was sue
eessfully played or not. it was attempted to
be played, and the will is as good as the
deed. By whom was that ticket gotten up
and where was it printed
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24
FoUR PANTHERs X

FoUR PANrHERs KILLED IN SoNoMA Couxru.
The Napa Reporter says that gentleman
living near Santa Rosa discovered, one eve
ming recently, a considerable tumult among
his flock Of sheep. Going among them to
discover the cause, he found a couple of them
with their throats cut and dying. Imagn.
ing this destruction to be the work of wild
animals. he cut them open and secreted lot
of strychnine in their bodies. The next
morning he found the poison had done its
work. Four panthers measuring not less
than eight feet from tip to tip, were discover.
ed dead in few rods of where the sheep had
been left
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

MURDER AT BIG OAK FLAT.-A German
stabbed an lrishman in n saloon at Big Oak
Flat last week, says the Sonora Herald, in
fictipg several severe wounds, from the effect
of which the man died in few hours The
German has been arrested and lodged in jnil
here They had had quarrel the day pre-
vious to the killing about q game of cards
We have been unable to learn the name O
either party
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

SAN MEDARY.-This veteran ex.editor is
thus described by Kansas paper:
a. Sam Medary. Governor of Kansas, whil.
ON Democratic editor in Ohio for the period
Of thirty years, anon Governor of Minnesota.
and postmaster of Columbus is pursuing n
very polite and sagacious course. hv keepinq
his mouth closed. Socially he is extremely
atfable and suave, defcrential almost to a
fault, affirmative to friend and foe. In per.
son he is short and inclined to corpulencv.
somewhat like Thompson's
Round, fat oily man food
His chronological developments do not ndi.
cate the possession of very large intellectual
endowments. His forehead, though not vii.
lainously low is not expansive, md is rem
dered still more Insignificant by the cons,art.
ly raised eyebrows, which give hlm the an.
pearance of being in a state of perpetual in.
terrogation or amazement The lines of his
mouth are decidedly weak concave rather
than prominent, continually in motion hv the
mlsiication of tobacco, of which he chew $
immense quantities; sharp. quick eyes, Ro-
manish nose, hair sandy gray. and a ~ Oldest
dress, always scrupulonsly neat and exact,
complete tie persc n1eI of this can lidate
for Kansas apotheosis There is mild
flavor of old fogyism about him-an appear
ance of Democratic dry rot, which the air Of
our territory may mitigate or cure"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

TExAs.-The Houston Telegraph of the 4th
inst. says: The winter rains have been gen
eral, and the ground all over the State i:
thoroughly saturated, thus preparing it ad-
mirably for the planting of the new CROP
Emigration is still coming into the State bv
every avenue. We have been pleased to
meet lately several gentlemen of means who
are going into the sheep-raising business in
Western Texas This sheep raising is fast
becoming leading interest of Western Tex
as. and but year or two can eapse before
wool will become one Of the staple products
Of our Empire State
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

ROYAL VIsIToR.-A large bald eagle
nlghted in the vicinity of Rincon Point, Mon
day. Gays the S. F. Times. and was a target
for two or three long rifle shots. His moies-
ty gazed awhile disdainfully at his assailants.
and then. after pluming himself. arose majes-
tieally and wheeled slowly away towards
Contra Costa.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24
WIND MILLS! WIND MILLSu
UmE SUBsCRTRER mos, r,

TENEHE SUBSCRIBE Err most respectfully re-
4 turns thanks to the citizens Of Sutter county
Yuba county and the city of Marysve for their mast
patronage. From past experience have prepared To
construct WIND MILLS on w. z. Mier's Pate I
Jnhnson's Patent and Phillips Patent. Price from
500 TO SI9Oi or will construct MILLS according
to any plan parties may desire.
II is useless To speak Of the advantages of WIND
MILLS as 1t is well known that the Mills will drive
from one TO sxhorse power; and TO them can be at
tached Turning Lathes, Saws, Grindstones, Butter
Churns Pumps for irrigation, or any useful labor
saving machine. 1t Is well adapted for the farmer,
and the time is not far distant in this country when
the Wind Mill will be universally used
L. p. BRONX,
WIND MILL BUILDER,
Corner Of Fourth and Fis.,
mhs Pm Marysve.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24
Round, fat oily man ofGod.'

TnATs THE WAY THE MONEY GoEs.-The
expenditures of the Government during the
four years of Tyer's administration. were
only Sl,2l6,623. Thus in less than ten years
our expenses have nearly quadrupled. The
average under Tyler was little over $40,
ml0'oOO; under Polk, $50 100000; under
Fillmore, s4s,Goo,000 under Pierce, S52,-
10000 and under Buchanan, $5S, 500 900
the public debt.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

MINT SwEEPs-The bids for the Mint
sweeps were opened Monday, says the s F.
Herald. in the office of the Superintendent
according to advertisement, but all the
proposals being below the limit fixed for the
guidance of the Superintendent. they were
rejected. The sweeps will be shipped to
New York and there sold.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

EsoAPED.-A colored individual, convicted
of petty larceny at North San Juan, and sem
fenced to two months Imprisonment in the
county Jail, escaped from the stage while on
his way to Nevada last week, and has not
been heard from since
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

E ]. H. Wright Il Co. af this city are
agents for the sale ef Thos Ogg shaw's agri-
cultural and other implements Amy of the
articles named in Mr.. Shaw's advertisement
In the DEMocRAT can be had of Wright Il Co.
as cheap as from Thos 0gg Shaw himself in
Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

B- Halls Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and
Iodide of Potass is guaranteed by the pro-
prietors, R. Hall 1t Co, l45 Clay street, as
good and reliable preparation, and does not
contain spirits, mercury, or arsenic. See
advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

tB- Mrs. Cohn executes oil kinds of en-
brOidery aud stamping on all kinds of goods.
She also gives instructions in various branches
Of fancy work. See her card in another part
Of the paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24
MARYSvILLE.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2l'h' 1852

B- Eighty.fve hives of Long Island
honey bees we're brought up the other day
to San Francisco. by steamer, from San Jose
and Santa Clara valleys.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

EB- a company of boys were playing on
a shed near the Railroad, when the owner of
the shed, or one of his employees threw
brick and broke the leg of boy named
Bishop, residing in Sacramento
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

~ A Universal Exhibition, to be organ.
lied uncer the protection of England and
France, is announced to take place in Con
stantinople in 1860. The war seems TO have
had no effect in modifying the Mussnlman
character; We shall see what shall be tbe
effect of the arts and sciences.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

eB In Shasta they are setting ont the
California Nutmeg, or Bay Tree, as an orna-
ment- There are great number of them on
sutter Creek, north of Pine Grove in that
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

EB Michael Pindar, who was crazy for
few days on account of having 5000 feloni-
Ously distracted from his money box, has
now about recovered his senses. The man
who stole his specie is now in Jail.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

rE The students of c.. C. Goodwin's
Academy will give an exhibition at the City
Hall, on Friday evening. 1t will be a very
pleasant occasion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

tB- A negro, by the name of John Butler
was arrested at Reynolds stable on street,
yesterday, on q charge of arson at Colusi, in
the burning of barn.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

NH- Steil & Wehn advertise large and
brilliant lot of goods in to-day's DEMOCRAT.
They keep q first class establishment.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

VoLcANo.-The snow has melted so rapid.
ly during the past week, that the Volcano
ditch now has plentiful supply of water.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

EE A. Horton wants hides and wool. He
pays the highest price in cash. See his ad-
YertisemenL
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24
TIE MAGNIFICENT STEAMSHIP

e Passengers by the p. NJ. S. Co.'S Line are landed
on their arrival al Panama, upon the Wharf of the
Railroad terminus, by the Company's Steam Ferry
Boat, and proceed Immediately
BY RAILROAD ACROSS THE ISTHMUS
rO ASPINWALL., where the steamers Of the U. s. Ma
s. :. Co. are always in readiness to convey them to
New York or New Orleans.
Passengers for New Orleans proceed by directsteam.
er from Aspnwal.
IHROUGH TICKETS
Are furnished including the transit OF the Isthmus
Passengers are notified that all tickets for the Steam
ers of the T. s. NJ s. S. Co. must be presented their
Agent at Aspnwal for registry and exchange as they
will not be otherwise available
~ Treasure for shipment will he received or
board the steamer, until twelve o'clock, midnight, Oh
April 4th
No Merchandise freight will be received on board a f.
ter O'Clock, Monday, April 4h and written order
mast be procured mt the Office for its shipment
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. Il. FORBES, !
w. f. BABC0CK { Agents
Corner Sacramento and LeidesdorTstrcets San Fran.
cisco.
choice fberths the Atlantic steamers is secured
by the early purchase of tickets in San Francisco.
mh24-d
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

MALICIoUs.-T Ho, Celestial damsel, wa,
arraigned in the Police Court upon charge
of petty larceny 1t appeared however
that Chinaman, who had a spite against hi.
fair country woman, had deposited a knife
under her pillow and placed his watch in an.
other part of the bed, and then called in
two police officers for the purpose of dis.
covering his property, and so eifecting the
woman's arrest I'll Ho was allowed to CO.
f. S. Telegram
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

ASSAULT AND BATTEEY.-James Parker was
arrested on Saturday, says the Neyada Dem
ocra'' and brought before Justice Smith, on a
charge OF an assault with intent to kill L. n
Scout 1t seems that Parker and Scot got
into a difficulty about the dividing lines Of
their mining claims Words led to blows.
and Parker struck Scott on the head with n
shovel, breaking the scalp. Scott then struck
at Par ker with an AK, but luckily missed him
when he came to town and got out war.
rant tor Parkers arrest, on the charge above
stated. The charge Of assault with intent tc
murder was dismissed but Parker was after
wards arrested on charge of assault ant
battery, to which charge he plead guilty ant
was fined twenty five dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-24

rnhs 2m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-16

at mile per minute speed, allowing for weight Of gs,
ballast, provisions, &e, ten thousand human psssen-
gers.
With these resources before as, promising oil 20 maee
human comforts and facilities for raversing ne snaS
and the in such as TO make me journeys
enjoyments Of the rarest kind-of bringing 9s h'o
field OF contemplation that gives US more exaHed fea
of the Goddesigned destiny Of man, because he hss
made us rational and progressive creaturssSo con-
stituted that ever hooking forward and upward,
with an inherent desire 10 move onward and always
under the impression that fulfilling the behests
OF an AllruIing Providence, wherein we are 10 DO
eu;ded by the laws Of nature, and whereffom we
only be justified in the forward march Of civilization
and refinement.
The facile ard cheap methods of evolving hydrogen
oas;he rapidly improving genius OF mechanical con-
struetons-the startling and developing elemental ne
sources Of the atmosphere in its circulation and cur
rents as being systematized TO human comprehension
by the deep and persevering mind OF hauFy-ai poms
10 a not very remote future when tue reainaueh 81
aerial travel will become IA thorough and settled a.
that of railroad and steamboat travel now, and noe
pendens Of the iron-catterng nerve)srng, ana dns-
saturaiing agonies Of the one, and the nauseatDg
grease-smelling and waye-tumbhng of the other.
The Scientific Azericdn Of this week hits your
lightning rod" with as much efficiency as she rod
does the lightning in thunder gust. have prepared
for our little Daily the argument put into IHs fRlb-
VNI last August, year ago, about rods, with ada"
tional remarks specially for The SceRlfc ASseTicGn,
which want him TO eonfute. The ScteHithc A1serf-
eaa is good authority in general but IL is sometimes
not fully correct in its pronul gaIions.
Laaeaster, Pa. Now isss JOHN WISE