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Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

SEVERE "A communicated article in an
other place is very severe on one Weed, who
is supposed to be the St. Louis correspondent
of the San Francisco Times. We know not
whether the supposition be correct or not
but the hedrsay statement in reference L
Douglas is anything but decent, and. what il
more. scarcely any body will believe it. 1
bears impossiLility upon its face 1t is lik,
the thous md and one flying ISLANDERS put int,
circulation by anonymous and irresponsible
scribLl=rs
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

GEN KIBDE arrived at Red Bluff on Mon
day. from Pitt River, followed bv small
BODY OF men, who came for provisions, cloth.
ing etc He says that portion of his men
made a gallant attack on large body Of In
dians' at the head waters Of Pitt River and
gained most signal vietory-killing quite a
number taking some provisions. and Lurnino
oil the rancherias This is his account Of III,
affair in which it has been stated, that eigh.
ty women and children were killed II,
thinks that in six weeks more, he will nav.
all the Indians in the mountains east of R Cd
Bluff. taken to the Reservation, or, extermir
ated.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

A TELEGRAPHIc dispatch received at Placer.
vile. states that the Salt Lake stage arrived
at Geno' on Saturday Among the passen-
gers is Hon. Charles Sinclair. Judge of the
Supreme Court of Utah. lie is on his way
to the Atlantic States. Major Dodge will
also leave upon the same steamer He goes
to Washington upon important business con-
neeted with his Indian Agency. Mrs Shep-
ard Mrs. Wright and Others survivors Of the
Indian massacre, will go to the States in
charge of Maj. d.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

LATE NEws.-We are much gratiiied to re-
ee've {, Washington papers, by Uncle Sum.
Aa'i' as late as April 10Th, 1851 One OF
'hen gives us the satisfactory announcement
'hat the Siekles aseis proceeding to a speedy
de"o"c"ent Another contains the inforpa.
uon that Gen. Bowman has become the sole
proprietor OF the Washington Union. and has
changed the name to that of the Washington
constitution We should he thankful 70
Uncle Sam for SO expeditions transmission
Of news over the water
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

A FALSE ALARM.-Major Dodge, Indian
agent OF Nevada Territory, has returned from
Walkers river. and states that the renort Of
disturbances with the Indians of that region
Is false. no difficulty having occurred The
Plaeegville Observer, says:
1t is customary for the Indians TO surround
several hundred acres and gather together ','n MI
the rabbits and other small game. There he.
ing some cattle within the circle they were
s.tamPeded and running a short distance 81
heightened a lot of new comers that thew Sen,
an express to Carson, reporting that tie In
di"ns were killing cattle, robhing cabins, etc
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

G. w. GERHoLD was tried in the San Fran
cisco Court Of Sessions on Tuesday, on q
question of sanity or insanity, he being under
indictment for grand larceny. The jury re-
turned a verdict that he was sane man.-
lie will be tried on the indictment to-day
lie cut upa good mny Shines" but the
jury was convinced that IL was all done With
the intenti,n Of appearing insane, and there
BY escapiag punishment for his crime.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14
BRODERTCK MONUMENT.

The following named Committee for Yuoa
County, to-wt: S. NJ. BLISS, L. B. MOORE,
GEORGE w. STAUNTON, IRA A. EATON and
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM, are now prepared Ia
receive subscriptions to the "BRODERICK MON
UMENT FUND"
Subscription Rolls may also be found at the
following places
Merchants Hotel
Freeman & Co.'s Express Office.
Randall Il Co.'S Bookstore, d street
Brophy's Saloon, Western House.
Getzlel's Saloon, D street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

INFoRMATIox WANTED-Of Simpson Leon
ard, who came to California in 40. In 1855
he resided IN the town of Mariposa, since
which time his relatives have not heard from
him. Any information concerning him will
be thankfully received by his father, John
Leonard, at w Webster, Mass, or by Archibald
Campbell, Mokelumne Hill, California.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

MELANCHOLY ABcIDENr-On Tuesday
night last, as d. W. Hunt, formerly Of Sacra-
mento, was engaged at the Gentry's Guch
quartz mill in Mariposa county, his head was
crushed in the arastra. He was alive at
o'clock Wednesday. but no hopes are enter
tained of his recovery lie was Sheriff of
Sacramento county few years since.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14
C,1IronN1.N M,p,,r. ~. WIFE AoA1y

A CALIFORNIAN MARRIEs his WIFE AGAIN.
One T. F. Walton, says an exchange, residing
in Hamilton, Butler county, Ohio, left his
wife few years since and came to Califor-
MIA. Not hearing from him for two years,
the wife married another man, who soon
died. Lately the husband returned, conrted
his former wife three days, and was again
married to her.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

Mn. NJ. P. Thomas manufactures and repairs
boots and shoes at No 90, d street, above
Third If the pair Of boots he made for us
nre fair sample of his work, he ought to
have perfect rush Of customers. See his
advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

oN Friday last, at Red Bluff, the trial Of
oevy' indicted for arson in burning the town
ol Iehama' commenced. On Monday, the
jury being unable to agree upon verdict
were discharged They stood three for con-
''e'lon "nd nine for Ocquittal. The case will
IN all probability, be tried again during the
present term of the Court
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

EMIeRANTs IN TEHAMA COUNrY.-The Bea-
con Is informed that the whole section o
country from Antelope to Battle Greek, ant
from Lnssen Butte to the River, is perfectly
alive with emigrants and stock, recruiting
and looking out for places to take up their
permanent residence.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

DELEGATE TO CoNGREss-The Territorial
Enterprise names F. w. Lander. SO well
known for his services under the General
Government and his advocacy of the Central
route for Pacific Railroad, as Delegate to
Congress from the hew Nevada Territory.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

The Boston Atlas announces that the ex-
tensive and well known publishing house OF
Phillips, Sampson & Co. has suspended pay
ment, much to the regret of the community
Several failures were reported in the shoe
trade. viz; T. c. Webb d Co., L. E. Waite d
Co, and Charles Packer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

A YOUNG lady. eighteen years of age, d4ugh
ter of highly respectable parents, has been
arrested in Philadelphia for swinding her
dressmaker.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

Tue HIGHwAY RoBBERs.-Cornelius Coffee
and John Bagley, charged with robbing Hen.
ry Gouchet, were examined in the San Fran
cisco Probate Court Wednesday morning
and sent to the Court of Sessions. Their bal
was Fixed at 81, 900 each.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14
NOTICE.

A Ii persons holdi & or claiming any lien or liens
IN (Hnder the provisions + AN securing iens to
mechanics and oIhers) upon that cert ,in property
known and described as follows, tO-wit: cel tain
building known the Water Works Building situa
tel upon the nOrth west quarter Of lot lour az of
Block in range d, and the lot of land upon which
said bui dung stands, in the city of M1rysvile county
of Nuba and State of California. hereby duly not-
fed TO be and appear in the district court Of the h
Jud eia District IN and for Yuba county and State ms
aOr, said AT the next regular Ier therenf on Thurs
day, the 3i day oil Noyewber, A. d. lu59 TO exh bit
then and therethe proof Of said lien or liens
ocl4-te JOSIAH S. BOWEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

TnE first days race over the Tehama course.
was for two Year old colts and was won by
Young James Traubadaur, in two straight
hsata-tims, l;661, 1867.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

WHERE'S THE Place ?-The Express of yes.
terday, reads long honily on the virtues of
charity, and asks why they are not exercised
in the case of a needy emigrant family now
in the city. If that paper would indicate
the spot where these objects of charity may
be found, it would do them more good prob
ably than fifty diseourses on the abstract sub.
leo
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

DR. CHAMBERLAIS who attempted last
week, to abscond from Pheerville. leaving
debts behind to a considerable amount, sue
ceeded in making good his escape on Sunday
He was seen on Mondiy within few mile,
of Carson Valley, rapidly making his way
eastward He has victimized his friends to
IN amount, as near as can be ascertained, be.
tween $4,000 and 81 1000
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14

To very populous and wealthy mining region.
me FAk ESS crculates largely in New ada Yuba and
Sierrh counties, and advertise nsnts in it meet the
eyes OF large number Of Mauntln Merchants.
r. for the upper portion of Nevada county, Marys.
Vlle' connected with ii by excellent road ut all
seasons, Is the natural and nearest trade depot AL
reauy large purchases made in that city to sunuly
our reiail Dealers and by using proper exertions
nuch iirger amount Of custom can be Influenced in
the same direction.
Bofore long the road which goes through North San
Juan will connect directly, II does now indirectiv
win transmonane highways and settlements near tIe
summit. The trade of that upper country can all he
had Tor Marysve, II her merchants will Introduce
Themselves, and make their names flniliarv kn,vvo
through the columns OF The local paper
These sugg stlons ne'd not be anpaed.
Those who, wish t. advertise in the IIYDRATrIrc
PRESS can do through RANDALL A I.ss,rs, az ~
Marysvlle, or by addressing M Vi
oe11 North San mar. Navads ms lnns,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-14
0er 9duertis

Eureka Hose COmpHny.-A special meet
ing of Eureka Hose Company No. l, will be held this
evening, at S o'clock. By order of
j. B. LEAMAN, Sec'y.
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A Thing to be Considered,

OF all the religious denominations, of great numbers
and influence in the United States, there are but three
who sustain their relations to the Federal Constitution
IN regard to the Institution of slavery in all the purity
combined in the words Render unto Caesar the things
that are Caesars and unto God the things that Gods
These the Roman Catholics the Protestant Epis-
copal and the Old School Presbyterians There is de-
nomination of less note because few in number and con-
sequently weak in influence, viz The Primitive Bap-
tist We confident not mistaken in this and
without further comment we would render honor to
whom honor is due"
The mutitudes of denominations that are, in part
lahess in this respect and wholly so we need not
enumerate There is also variety for guerilla warfare
Such as Womans' Rights" Free Love-" and others
who in squads show their independence of moral restraint
but in organizations like Others who profess chris
tianty, at defiance all law, human and Divine
GOLdsbor0 Tribune
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:. LANDER. PRINCIPAL PROPRIETOR.
NHE SPRING SESSION of 1860, will begin the 9th
January 1t will be the aim of the Principal carry out
far may be- the plans of the original PROPRIETOR by
whose death the Institution has fallen his
The benevolent feature of the School, forces him to require
poor young ladies wishing education invited to
respond with him.
RATES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS-Board, ex-
elusive of lights $40; Regular Tuition $40 $5 Incl
dental Tax 81; Latin French SIS Music Piano,
Guitar, $40; other branches at reasonable rates.
TERMSFfty dollars required in advance; the balance
at the close of the Session Books Stationary and Candles
furnished at low rates for cash delivery Pupils not
allowed to make accounts.
For further information, address the Principal.
Nov. %, 1859. 1851
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Rewards.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLIyA

HANOVER COUNTY.
w HEREAS information hath this day been made to
w the undersigned, by the oath of c. B. Miller that
three slaves, his property, (vizo HARRY, SAM,
and SIMON, hath run away and lies out hid and
lurking in swamps woods and other obscure Places
mtting depredations to the peaceful inhabitants of said
State These in the OF the State of North Carroll
require them the said slaves forthwith to surrender
themselves their other lawful authority and
do hereby order this proclamation to be published at the
House door and other public places Of said
ty and the said slaves that they do not Immediately
their said MASTER is lawful for person to
capture them by Staying them otherwise, without
ton impeachment of any crime. Given under hands
and seals, this 25th January, 1859.
W. 7. j. VANN, J. p [sEAL.]
A. LAMONT, J. P, [sEAL.]
DESCRIPTIONS
HARRY built, black complexion, about so years
old, inches high and weighs about IT'S pounds.
thick set, dark completed, about 80 years DID, 5
feet inches high, and weighs about 100 pounds.
SIMON is built copper color, about 26 years old,
feet inches high, and weighs 40 lbs.
$50 REWARD.
T WILL GIVE REWARD Of Fifty Dollars for either of
the above negroes, alive, delivered for
their confinement in Jail so that can get them.
C. B. MILLER
New Hanover Co., Jan. 25th, 1859 22-lyuoo
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Schools,
Jefferson Academy. Duplin County, N. C.

WIN. L. MILLER, M. A, PRINCIPAL
HE OBJECT of this School prepare young men for
the University any College, for the active duties
of life
Terms per session of fUe months.
Tuition in English Branches. 90
- - Classics and Mathematics, .......... 20 90
Advanced Classics and Mathematics, Is 90
Board eight dollars per month.
BEFERENCEs-Rev. Lewis W. Green, DID,, Danville Ky:
Rev J. R. Wilson, DID,, Augusta Ca; Prof c. S. Venable
Columbia S. G.: Dr. A A Rice, Memphis, Tenn; Hon. JAS
r. D2wdell, Chambers, County, Ala Hons. P. Powell D.
Richmond, Va; Profs Martin & Holladav Hampden Sid
ney, Va Rev. Jno. B. Sheaver, Chapel Hill, \. c. Rev.
Elias Harrison, DID,. Alexandria Va Rev. T. V. Morse DID,
Richmond Va; and Caleb s. Hallowel, High School, Alex
andria, Va.
For further information address the Principal Branchs
Store Duplin Co., N. C.
Dec lst, 1859. l4-6tw
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TOWNLOTs FOR SALE.


~ FOUR LOTS in the fOurishing Village of Ruther
r;;H fordon (the Western terminus Of the Wilmington
A@ Charlotte and Rutherford Rail Road) offered for
very low Now is the time buy before pro-
pery rises to Rail Road prices One Of the desirable
lots in the place, containing acres-part wood-exceent
house, all other buildings, good water, &c. Two of
acre. and of half acres, each having good
houses, and otherwise improved.
For particulars address the subscriber who will give any
information desired l.. P. ERWIN.
Rutherfordton, N. c., Nov. II, 1859. 12-5tW.
VALUABLE ROCKY POINT PLANTATION FOR
SALE.
I 900 ACRES OF LAND, lying on the West side -
lsOOO of the North East branch of the Cape %y@
Fear kver Is miles from Wilmington and three miles ~
from the Railroad, known the
WATTS, OR FERRY PLAN ia TION.
The Lands underlad with the best of mar and well
adapted the growth of Cotton Pea Nuts There
cleared of good Land there the
ty with good Dwelling and out-houses Negro Quarters,
Stables and Barn. the last two, framed buildings
medately on the bank of the River.
If not sold BEFORE the Land Team and Farming Utensils
of all descriptions, will be offered at public sale, the
premises, the 10th day of December.
TERMS-The Land will be sold for oneOurth cash, bal
in two three and four years. with approved note
bearing interest.
For further information, apply to LEVIN LANE, or
VIM. W. LANE, Agent
Tarboro Souherner and Newbern Progress copy weekly
until otherwise ordered
October 18th, lS59-7u
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General Notices.
NOTICE..

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that application will be
made the Commissioner of Pensions for duplicate
of land warrant for eighty numbered 36 issued to
John Barnhi private in Captain IS company of North
Carolina Militia in the war of 1872.
The original warrant issued under the Act Of Con-
gress passed Sept 2h $780, and lost time during
the year S5 its transmission by mail from the Commits
of Pensions the undersigned, agent for the claim
further description of said warrant cannot be gven
owing its os and the absence of the bsequent letter
of the Commissioner giving the date of its issue, &c.
JOHN A. RICHARDSON, Attorney.
Nov. Sth 1859. LIFT.
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LAND FOR SALE.

YNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his Plantation and
Land where he now lives, five miles above Long Greek
Bridge and mile East of the Sampson Road containing
1862 acres, about fifty of which is cleared and OF
that good swamp Land toerab good Turpentne and
Shnge Timber in abundance with all the necessary build
ngs about Plantation in good repair. Persons wishing to
buy will please call soon am determined to SELL deem
give full description of the Land those
wishing to buy will examine Tor themselves.
Nov. 23. l3-Ht.
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CHEAP ENoUGH.-A letter from Wisconsin says
poultry be bought there at any time in any amount
for the following prices Chikens cents per pound
turkeys cents geese and ducks cents. few days
since bought nice fat chickens and the whole
of them cost only 81 25 Eggs worth 10 cents per
dozen lard and taow cents pound, and butter 3
cents Farmers aring hard for there but little
money in the country, and they selling their cattle,
COWS and horses for almost nothing. Saw yoke of fine
cattle sold for $685. and frequently good horse for $50
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-08

LARGE BEQUEsr TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.-Lem-
ue Shovel, the weathiest in Worcester county,
Maryland, and a whig, died on the 4th ut
On his death bed, we understand, he called his rea-
tives around him. and told them be had wilIed them
very large property but from recent observations, he
had become satisfied it would be of little value to them
unless the democratic party is successful. His dying
request that all his family and relatives should here
after act with the democratic party, which they promis
ed to do. The Shovel family numbers near hundred
in Worcester county.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

New HANOVER COUNTY COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM 1852
William S. Pridgen
Administrator De BonS Non, pottion for colo of
W ,"io VI hoal rAS-
The Heirs at law of '"'0 w P"J oeo's'
Maurice A. Moore, deceased.
I APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Virginia Moore, daughter of Charles P. Moore,
rerdent is therefore ordered by the Court that pubca
on be made in the Wilmington Journal for six weeks,
yng said defendant to appear at the next term of this
Court House in the Whining second Monday
of December next then and there to plead
mur or Judgment na by default will be taken against
and property sold prayed for in the petition satisfy
ntestate's debts. Test SAM'L. R. BUNTING, Clerk
November llth lS59-ll.6W.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE..

TNHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co Partnership
in the town Of Wilmington, n: c., under the firm and
buying and selling NEGRO SLAVES where the highest
cash prices will be paid.
They also have house in Mobile Alabama, where they
will receive and sell Slaves commission Liberal adyan-
ces made upon Slaves left with them for sale.
D. J. SWITZERLAND.
JAMES G. COLEMAN.
0-rf
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J. Z. CALDWELL q CO.,
s22 Chestnut Street, Opposite Girard House
A

s22 Chestnut Street, Opposite Girard House,)
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW IMPORTA TIONS.-FINE WATCHES.
DATEK, PHILIPPE 4 CO., Watches. in Geneva.
Z Charles Frodsham's London Time eepers, series,
all sizes in Hunting Cases and Open Face
E8-Sole authorized A. gents for above,
Gold and Silver, English and Swiss WATCHES,
Rich Jewelry, design
DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and all the fashionable styles.
Silver Ware, unsurpassed in style quality and finish
Strangers visiting Philadelphia invited to examine
their New MARBLE ESTABLISHMENT, a visit en-
failing obligation to purchase.
~ Uniform prices, in plain figures, and no variation
July 70. Ally
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
NHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform the public
that he has taken the store formerly occupied by Rus
sell & Bro No 80 North Water Street, where he has and
will continue to receive general assortment of GROCE
RIES PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, and such other articles as
are usually kept Grocery Store which he will sell low
to.
All Consgnments of produce will receive prompt personal
attention. D. M. FO1LES:
Wilmington, n c., Nov. l1th, 1859 Lift
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CARRIAGE FACTORY.

sa-1o B. R. HOOD respectfully informs the public
~ that he is still at his old stand in Clinton where
he Continues to manufacture CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES,
ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIES. He is prepared at all times
to execute work with neatness and despatch He supern
tends all his operations person. and guarantees that his
work shall durable neat and cheap other
establishment in the State.
he is now constantly employed in manufacturing and
plying his new patent scroll springs, without which no
buggy can be complete These springs prevent the usual
nn9easant motion and add little the cost of buggy
and is of incacuabs benefit they completely prevent
that strain upon the other springs which has given rise to
many breakngs. ALI who want an easy riding buggy Will
give him call. -.
May 2sth 1858 os'u
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LAW NOTICE.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ASSOCIATED themselves to-
ge1her in the practice of the Law in the Counties of
Baden Columbus Brunswick, Sampson and New Hanover
Office Front street, second door South Bank Of Cape
Fear, where of them always be found
A. EMPIE Jr.,
Sent. 2S-2O-lm- D. G.. ALLEN.
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THE LIVER
In VIC RAT Ri

PREPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURG ATTVE AND LIVER MED
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July 8th, 1859
FOR SALE,

LAND FOR SALE.
sxssA THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale TRACT OF
V$S< LAND, about 30 miles from Wilmington, the Man
- chester Railroad, containing about 600 There
are q tasks boxes perhaps Much of the Land too is
good for farming purposes-s cleared easly-aDd gives
good returns All necessary buildings the premises
FERNS easy. Address H. W. FOY
Nav 90 lS59-38-tf Green Swamp P. O., N. G.