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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-16

CHANGE OF HOURS.
HOURS or DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
..r-> GEORGE PAGE and IL !
Ss62 THOS C0LLYER.
From Washington Steamer GEORGE PAGE
-a,t :, aud IL. u. M, III, ). 5. and Is p. m.
From Washington -Stcamcr THOS. COLLYER
ats. 10, l.. l.. m. ?, 4, and y. ?. In.
From Asxandria GEORGE PAGk-
Ms 10, III u. m. II, !. and u p. III.
From AleNau,lria-S THUS. COLLIER
-G'. >. Il \, in.. ;. and II p. m. except Tues
!A' aud Friday mornings. when the COLLfER
oil run hcr regular trips 10 MOUNT VERNON.
saere;otore. and omit her trips between Washing
"a AMI AleAsniria from a. III. to p N only.
ias ). :. A. NJ and IL I. III. boats from Alex
eats connect with the trains "f the Baltimore ana
y-o Railroad for the North and West.
Ias 4. m. aud ~ J.. N. boats from Washing
40 ccnnort with the train Of the Orange and Al
Haaita Railroad for the South and South West.
~ PIT
,.,r-A NOTICE.-The Steamer COLUM-
As4faaN.BIA. Capt. James Harper. having
ssA Thoroughly repaired ami improved. will re-
'le Lrr trip. between Baltimore and this place,
''N'ns Baltimore. IN Saturday. 10th instant. At 5
shscs aud returning leave this place, on the fol-
'Has Wednesday, al !. A. VI.
WHEAT 4 BRO. Agents.
y D TIE .rc;sh. on merchandise TO- the differ
W. "'IARins. "n the river. will Invariably he requir-
sn advance. NH Is
..T~> NorlCE.-rhs steamer JAMES
tssssss ssiGrr having resumed her route on
!" ~. fH"mac River. will leave Washington on
I'ESOAfS aud FRIDAYS, at 8. A. VI. Return
Evil leave Currioman on WEDNESDAYS aud
a.'rpNS. stopping a, all the regular Land
= gong and returning.
LuCIEN :. PAGE. Proprietor.
Ai's. Borsu. Agent. NH left
I,am I'll AND'S LlNE"-TO AND
SSFEoM PHILADELPH NEW
nh AND BoSTON.-OSLN REGULAR LINE.
'asG Gne steamers JAS. JEROME" Captain
.''n- and "C. L. ALTER" Captain Fsnton.
hs formed semi weekly line, will hereafter
u.s. follows:
leave Philadelphia every Wednesday and Sat
"a! a. II o'clock NJ
-'Se Alexandria every Tuesday and Saturday
'sOclork 7. NJ
'eishi taken at the lowest rates; no coumls-
- charged for forwarding. Through receipts
''a 10 New York and Boston. For freight. ap-
"" STEPHEN SHINN,
No. 81 South Union st.
,aisni u Philadelphia. THoS. WEBSTER. JR.,
"''a Wharves. oct l4--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-16

EALuABLE FARM FOX oALE.- "m i, su- s
thurized by Mrs. Emma u. Carter, 10 sell her
farm. in Fairfax county, containing about THREE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, lying be
tween the Little River Turnpike. aud III" Orange
aud Alexandra R,llroad-a very short distance
from either an! bounded partly by the extension
OF the Msnsssas cap Railroad, The distance from
Alexandra by the Turnpike, i, about five mile
Onc.tiird nf the land il cleared and under fence,
aud the residue i. IN wood: and there are about ~
acres IL rch bottom dsd. The trnc; II we'll wa
tered by several never failing spring., and by a
stream which runs through H. The improvement.
are comfortable, consisting Of Il frame Dwell
Gt>IING AND KITCHEN, stable. corn house.
E,E Ic., IN good repair.
The tract i. now occupied hy Mr. John Malone,
WIN will show II 10 persons desiring I" purchase.
Th. terms will be made accommodating.
nay 5a,rf K JOHNSTON
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navy q HARM N,

rKOCERS- n corn NEAL.
\J corr. OATS. RALE HA y, and all kinds
of NiLL- FEED. corner Of Prince and ROYAL sts.,
Alexandria. Va. ap ls-dly
THOMAS PERRY,
Commission Merchant, No. ). .lanney's Wharf.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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John MARSHALL.

ATTORNE Ar l. 4 " r"""'id. I".
a.s- Office on Roval street. lately occupied hy
4 30 " ctnart AZ 1'--'
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Fairfax county, Va, sep lI-eott
lust RECEIVED
- 30 boxes Fig-. ., various kinds
% cartoons Figs, tor Family use
= bales Almonds DO. English Walnuts
d.. flIbert.; | do. Cream Nuts
bbl. ot Pecan.; / cask Of Currsnts
ca-k If Canary Seed | do Hemp
boxes OF Citron; 10000 Torpsdoss
~ bnxcs Fire Crackers
A-u, fine assortment OF TOYS and FANCY
ARTICLES, for Christmas presents, With great
a.sortiaent Of other good. TOO numerous 10 mel.
lon, Tor sale nj {. sCHAFER'S,
dee No. 5 North Fairiax-s',
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~ @ A
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention of the public 10 the ia'iii-
/ ties afforded by this Company, for the quick AMI
safe conveyance OF specie Bank Notes. valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight, Sc.
EXPRESSES for the East, 10 Baltimore. phila
dslphia New York Boston, Providence. Hartford
dc., leave our office daily, al II o'clock, \. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South, IL Richmond. Fred
erick sburg Petersburg, Lynchhurr. and for points
in North Carolina. South Carolina Georgla Ala
bama and Tennessee. leave daily, at IA, A. VI.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied BY
careful and trustworthy messengers. and the publ"
can rely upon all business entrusted 10 u being
done with safety. punctuality. aud despatch
RarES-Frum Baltimore. II cents per 100 lbs
from Philadelphia. 81: from New York, Si.1o.
afs- No packages of goods taken by weight. IN
less weighing over 200 hs.
ian 2O--;f X. ". FALLS, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-16

nES1RiBLE FARM FOR SALE offer tor
- sale my FARM, containing about 800 ACRES
or LAND. III FAIRFAX County, beautifully stua.
ted on the line ot the Orange Aeaandria RaI-
road, one mile from Burke. station, fourteen from
Alexandria, and seventeen irsm Washington
There are about loD acres heavily Timbered, lori
glnal growth.) immediately On the Railroad, and
the remainder we'll set IN urass, aud III good state
r.. Of cultivation. The Improvements consist ot
LEI 4 COTTAGE RESIDENCE, Stable, n new
nrauury and Corn house, and all other necessary
out. house.. There IL we'll OF tine water IN IN"
yard. Tbs situation II high aud healthy one.
commanding nn extensive and bssutiiul view oI
the surrounding country. For further iDiormS
ton. apply to Mr.. Marshall, ~ Burkes station.
who will show the land TO any one wanting t.
purchase aud tor terms OF sae, apply To Burke 4
Herbert, Alexandria, Va.
I'pTQN III UERRRRT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-16

rABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA MANI FAY
~ TORY, So. l30 kins street. ii.ra""","' a.
Having lately fitted NJ one Of the h"nds"hes'
and most spacious Warcroums in the city. Tor the
FURNITURE BUSINESS. | respectfully invite
nubli. attention TO my large stock "i r hNi'
TURE, which | am constantly increasing fer-
sons visiting our city will hni i I" their ad'nn-
ta,s To .iys me a cali, the range Of my "'opS'
in respect to quality ami price. ! Sl"h ~ 10 over
tho wants and views of al. My STICK CON ri>''s
Mahogany Sofas, Rocking Cane an WOOD seat
Sitting Chairs, Siieh"lrd>. Dressing Bureaus,
marble top and plain,l Marble Top ana ram
Wash Stands, Marble Top sofa, Card. Book. and
Fancy Tables Cottage Set. BedSteadS oi all pat
terms, such ~ High, Fielding. French. Low Post
Trundle Bedsteals several patterns "f Cottage
Bedsteads: Hat Racks. WardrobeS. Looking "ias-
ses, and large number of other articles embraced
in the business.
nss- Beds, Bolsters. Pillows. Mattresses. &C.,
constantly on hand.
oct 2-tf JAMES IL. SFN Al hhN-
VVy0OI WANTED. at highest market rates, by
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DAVID FUNSTEN,

ATTORNEr Ar la ",
nv Ill practice in the several Courts IN 'he
w District of Columbia, and IN the Circult
Court of Alexandria.
OFFICE, No. 80 Louisiana avenue. near the trty
Hall. Washington city.
Rrs,nrxcr AleYondria Va oct EFT
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

FAIL AND WlNlKK ARRANGEMENT
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INCLLED CLOTHS A>p LINSElS.-We hive
l. lu.t received another supply of Micrs zap.
Fnlled CLOTHS "a which we invite attention.
Ice GEU. X WILMER { BRO.
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MARSHALL & CO.,

pENNYBACKER PERRY BROTHERS,
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND CASH DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, SALT, PLASl ER, 81.
J. s. Pennyhscker, lLEAiN"hIA' VI
William Perry.
Joseph Perry. ans u
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nr HAROLD SN0WDEN
GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

OFFERS his Professional Services t" the citi'
~ zenS of Alexandria and vicinity once No.
/ North Pitt street nov I'll
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STILL ANOTHER SUPPLY. We have just
- received an additional supply Of CLnAkS t"
which WE invite attention.
no, u g. X WlTMER 4 BRO.
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ARkIN i BRO would call attention 10 their
a Mou.iiue DrLaines, French Plaid Merinoe',
| mon and all Wool Robe DeLnincs which are
very cheap, English Merlnoc>, DcBages. lnr-c
stock Vi piald Liuscy'-. Sattinctts, aud tuited
Cloths, all # which We Will sell 1T reduced price,
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WASHINGTON & CO,

WASHINGTON & CO.
Grocery Liquor and Commission Merchants,
No. IL, lNioN STREET,
ALIEN ANDRiA, ' A.
f.h aI
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DERFrMERY AND SOAPS.-Jdst opened
| Luhin'> Extracts, do. Pomade Philoc"me,
,to. soap. Honey do Palm do Marsh Ma'l"w do,
Don Quivortc do.. Hunters iiyccrlne do. Almond
do. and a variety Of other Soaps. Also, real d'r~
man Cologne, together with a supply "i 'oi"sheS'
Extract purua,lrs and Hair Oils OF every deScrip-
tion. idrr2l :. 4 W. ME1ENBERG.
4 SHBI 4 WOOD take pleasure IN nnnonnr-
1 ing 10 their friends and the public. that tEey
hay. uuw in store an elegant assortment ~ a.l
kind. If GOODS t" The present ana approach
ING -,.asou An examination ~ "ur stock - s"il-
cited hy dealers generally. No. l'o. King street
under Orange aud hexanirla Railroad uhire
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XXJOOL WANTED. at highest market rates, BY
w tsS WHEAT bho'
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Formerly .: Winchester, Virginia.
ForwaydiHg and CommiSS'"" .V"rfh""
And dealer III
SALT. PLASTER GlANo, DC.
Corner of Union and queen streets,
IN he HuRroad, .RSrnmj,id, Va.
jy l9--tf
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DEST LYONS VELVET. We have nov in
ID store one piece "i very superior Black SIX
Velvet for Clrsks ASliDY ( WOOD.
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rLOAKS OPEN THIS We call atten-
\ ton 10 our fourth Invoice of Ladies' CLOAkS,
the newest and most desirable styles OF the season
Also pure silk Cloaking Velvet, heavy Beaver and
Cloakinr Cloths. with many other goods TO sui
the present and approaching season.
ASHBY WOOD. King street.
Under Orange and Alexandria Railroad Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

FIRE AT WEAvEEvILLE.-The following
dispatch from Weavervillo, dated July 9Th,
appears 10 the Union:
A destructive fire broke out here this morn
ing About half past nine, in a China house.
and in few minutes nearly one half of the
town was in flames. In the space of an hour
over one hundred thousand dollars worth of
property was destroyed. The Chinese are
the heaviest sufferers, not one house escap-
ing. Every China merchant was burned ont.
The sufferers are mainly: Hnds of the ST.
Charles Hotel, Comstock d Martin, and }. g
Woods, each Of whom are heavy loosers-
says 81 zoe each. Many suffer to the amount
of from 5000 to 81 900. All the brick houses
escaped. The following persons are also
loosers Pierce, Church d Co, J. Cole Il Co.,
W. w. Tennin d Co., II. a. Fagg, James
Kohn, Mitchell. McOain d, Co. Greenhood d
Bewbauer, 4. Young d Bro Exchange Sa-
loon,) II. n. Brown d Co., magnolia Saloon)
and AndersoH d- Seaman--loss trilling. II is
impossible to give exact figures, the amount
lost being divided among 50 many individuals.
Madame Busch (house ofill fame loss 3d. 600.
Tho two beAbhotels arc destroyed
The above dispatch should have been
seHtsaslby the Northern Line. Such omis-
aonsi on the part Of the operators are exceed
i1giy annoying. eF a .9ss aan
OUTRAGEOUS Assault AND BATTERY. James
GsGBo q, formerly a deputy sheriff under
seahnelband at present an employee in the
Mintotor en- outrageous assault and battery
upon b. Sheldon the other night, was fined
$50 by the Police Judge To-day. Theblows,
which disfgured Sheldon's face. seem to have
been unproYoked
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
To the Republicans Of Yuba County.

Isce by the papers, that was honored at your
Convention, holden at Timbuctoo on the I'd inst,
with the nomination for the Office of District At
torney. / was not present at that Convention,
and was not informed that my name would be
brought before it. For what seem to me good
reasons, must respectfully decline the compli-
ment thus rendered me. took some part in the
nomination Of j. T. McCarty, who is my personal
and political friend, for the same Office, and can
not consent to be candidate against him.
!. S. BELCHER.
Marysvile, July 9th, 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

\ meeting Of the Democratic State Contra
Committee will be held at the Union Hotel, Sac
rameuto, on THURSDAY, JUIY 7ru, 1859.
Alfull attendance is requested.
-a3g A. REDDINGTON, Chairman.
MqE. FLANAGAN, Secretary
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

.TIE heavy rise which recently occurred in
the South Yubqi was caused by the breaking
away of river dam at the Eureka Lakes
Il appears the dam was blown Up by two
men, and the company have offered aroward
Of $1,000 fer their apprehension.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

RANDAL & Co. announce their intention, in
an advertisement in to days DEMOCRAT, to
f0ll paper hanginss at a rate 25 per cent. be-
low former prices
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

Six MEN DROWNED on THE PLA1ss-Geo
W. Myers. Of Illinois, arrived lately at salt
Lake City, on his way 10 California, and re-
ported having met on the North Fork of the
Platte, yonng man named James Gwig-
gings. who stated that heand six others lef,.
Salt Lake on April 18th, for Pixies Peak. and
that in attempting to cross the North Platte
Isis six companions were drowned. The
Desert News says:
On inquiry, the statement made by G wig
gins so far as the names of the party and the
time Of leaving this city, is found to be COR
rect. Keyser was a German. and had friend.
in St Louis, as reported. Davidson was q
boot and shoemaker residence in the States
unknown. David Watson-residenee un-
known. Armitage was from jamestown,
Moniteau county, Missouri, and Hamilton was
a watch maker from Pittsburg. Pennsylvania.
George Bailey was from Newcastle upon.
Tyne, England, apd left the city with them
but stopped at Bridger, as supposed Gwig
gins or bwiggins, saddier, waa from som,
place in Indiana.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

REIEcrED-The claim of Andres Peco and
othsFs 70 the Mission Of San Jose, was re
jected by Judge Hoffman, of the U. 5. Dis
trict Court lie delivered a long opinion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

"A HOUSE belonging to Mr. Epperson, and
sitdased about seven miles above Nevada, on
the Washington road, was destroyed by fire
on Monday last. The loss is some 500 or
$500
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

EA'fEw days since, ]. II. Jackson was shot
in the shoulder at Santa Cruz, by the acciden-
tal discharge Of rife in the hands OF a
friend.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

REcoRpEas OoURr, Louisa, d.
j. 4, fined $40. john Doe, assault and bate
~ discharged John Murphy, assault and
battery, fined $40. Martin o'Conor, d. d q,
incds1o. Thos winlle, fighting, fined $40
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

WANTED-sITUATIo for a first-rate House
ieeper; also for Girls for General Housework in the
,ty or country; also for Chamberwork AMI Nursing.
Apply at
STAHL'S City Intelligence office,
Corner Maiden Lane and I'd sts
?. S.-An other help procured a: shortest notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
Farm and Garden lands.

Suburban Lot, N f. Of Afarysvle, Lot 4, Range W,
containing 80 2T10O acres, together with adjoining E
i of Lot ., Range w, containing Il S6-100 acres
This land, when well subsoied, is admirably adapted
for Vineyard and Orchard. There is an lnexhausti-
bic supply Of water at moderate depth which can be
made available at small outlay
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
H.BARNETT. Auctioueer.

NETILL SELL AT AUCTION, at. Gingle's Block, 2d
w street, in the City of AIarysville, on MONDAY,
JULY 25th, at II o'clock A. NJ the following desira-
BILE improved and unmproved property situated in the
city of Marysvie, comprising several valuable
FIRE-PROOF BRICK STORES,
most Of which arc leased to responsible tenants at
remunerative rents.) These stores were erected
gardiess of expense and well known to be the best
and most substantially built in Marysyle.
Asoa number Of desirable building Lots and Blocks.
These latter are wen adapted for private residences
and gardens and now that railroad 10 this CITY has
been commenced will doubtless ere long become avail
able for business purposes. ....
The sale Is peremptory, and miners and mechanics
wishing to invest their hard gains securely and
prohtably, and to provide valuable homesteads for
their families, should attend this sale rlr .frn..
That valuable store on the corner Of First and d
streets at present occupied by l. Gazier Co. and g.
Amy, together with the basement, being 40 feet on
streetby y39 feet in. on First street
The store on st. adjoining the above, occupied by
McQunn Co, with the basement, being 90 feet in.
on ST. by G1 #. in depth.
Also the store on st. known as the Magnolia The
store is 20 it, in. or ST., by 40 It. in. The lot
20 Fl. in. by 81 #.
II not previously disposed of at private sale the
building on corner Of First and High sts, occupied by
Decker, Drumagim Co.. as q Banking House, being
2S IT, ill., front and 32 #. in rear, by 70 It, in. deep
High street.
Also, thatvery valuable lot, corner of and Second
street, at present occupied by J. Hoesch being 81 H.
on ID st. by 81 II. on Second ST.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
Invitation.

To MS. latham, J. W. Downey, Jno. Burch,
Chas. L. Scott, w. W Cope, T. II. Williams,
C.S. Fairfix, Thos. Findley, 5. H. Brooks,
Horace Higley and \. j. Moulder.
GExTLENEx: We, the candidates for the several
offices forwhich we have been nominated by the
AIT Lecompton and Popular Sovereignty portion
of the Democracy ofthc State Of California, re-
speetfully invite you to meet before the people
in the coming canvass for the purpose Of discuss
ing the political issues existing between us, and
the past pclicy Of the National Administration.
We propose that the respective candidates for
each Office shall meet upon the same stand at The
same meeting. We further respectfully express
the ehupe thai yhlwil each notify the correspond
ing opponent Undersigned on or before the nth
day Of Jaly next, at Sacramento, of your consent.
iNonr ohsdicnt servants,
JOHN ,CURREY. ELIJAH STEELE,
JOHN CONFESS JOSEPH POWELL,
JOS, o. MCKIBBIN, a II. MYERS,
SAML. A. BOOKER JAMES s. LONG,
x, T. SpRAGUE, GEORGE PEARCE.
TH4sKs to Wells. Fargo & Co. aud Free
man &Go5 for San Francisco and Sacramento
papers "a
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
Building LOS nnd TIocks.

~ Terms Of sale--For any purchase urder $500,
cash for 5000 and over half cash, fourth Mt
sN moAthsi and balance at ~ months, with interest.
Mortgages and Deeds Of sale to be paid for by pur-
chasers.
Rooms, Ginge Block, Second street, and articulars
giver by p PtNNIX, OF VI. BARNETT, Auctinncer.
ita 2ptd
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
fffla S Il A II r
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
JOIN CURRY, OF solano County.
qu For E4cuienan, Governor,
fr JOHN CoNNEsS, of E Dorado.
al For Judge Of supreme Court,
ROYAL T. sPRAeUE Of shasta County
For Clerk Of the supreme Court,
JOSEPH POWELL, Of Sacramento County.
For Congress- Northern District,
JesErn C. AeKIBBIN Of Sierra County
ror Cougress-southern District,
ga BOOKER, Of san joaquin County.
te~l For state Treasurer,
DAVID h. ASHLEY, Of Monterey County.
For state Controller,
GEORGE PIERCE, of sonoma County.
SOD For Attorney General,
L. STEELE, Of siskiysu County.
b-sr For state Printer,
JOHN ollEARA, of san Francisco.
io For Surveyor General
JAMES s. LONG, Of Butte County.
s q o u NTY
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For State Senator,
aCHAS. T.. DE LONG.
For AssemJlymcn
EGS EIGHNaEs, EEITGsNag S.Sy'Bj BjkkHR. z2ESoN'
400 b.. G. F. WOOD.
For County Judge,
WILLIAM SINGER.
FOR Sheriff,
j.. S. SUNDERLAND.
ls For District Attorney,
Ua b.JoHE 7. MeCARTY.
s-aasl For County Clerk,
WILLIAM sHARKEY
..g For Tax Collector,
Eti9,ra l.. B. MOORE.
For Recorder,
asJ'f GEO. G. GoRu AM.
-a 91 For Treasurer
oltlA GEORGE a. KING.
u A.9f For Assessor,
LYMAN ACKLEY
vzxz=zzzssrzz
aal nIARKSvILLB.
H1iallaf ---s+---.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 7th.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
99eut advertisements.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

CSNNN~ CENNNNA NffSNf
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
LELAND STANFORD, of Sacramento.
Lieutenant Governor,
JAMES +. KENNEDY, of Santa Clara.
Judge of the supreme Court,
8. d. PARKER, of Tehama.
Treasurer,
PHILIP p. GAME, of Butte.
Controller,
j. r. CLARK, of I'll Dorado
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
S. W. BROWN, Of sonoma
Surveyor General,
P. NJ. RANDALL, Of Amador.
Attorney General,
HARLOW S. LOVE, San Francisco.
For Congress,
7. II. SIBLEY, of Placer.
+. D. BAKER, of San Francisco.
State Printer,
F. B. MURDOCH, Of Santa Clara
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM, of Marysyille.
For Assembymen,
WIN. II. HARTWELL, Of Marysville.
SAM. RIDEOUT OF Galena Hill.
GEO w BEENY of Sand Fiat
JOSHUAO. SARGENT, Of Dry Creek.
MARTIN KNOX, Of Brownsville.
County Judge,
l.. I. CRANE, of Clayton's Ranch.
District Attorney,
ISAAC S. BELCHER, of Marysville.
Sheriff,
JOHN II. ATCllIsON, Of Garden Valley.
County Clerk,
RICHARD IL. BLISS, Of Camptonvle.
Recorder,
CHARLES W, CORNOR Of Marysyillc.
Tax Collector,
ISAAC MEARS, Of IIess's Crossing.
Treasurer,
CHARLES C0VILLAUD, of AIarysylle.
Assessor,
THOMAS MOONEY, of Empire Ranch
Public Administrator,
HENRY EILERMAN, Of Murysvlle.
Coroner,
DR. JOHN T. MCLEAN, Of MarysYllle.
Surveyor,
JOHN S. TARUE, Of Long Bar
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Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07
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De,aoeratle Cantral CommIllee.

rHURspAy MoRNENG. JULY 1M.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-07-07

The genius of American liberty, so express
lively typed forth by that emblematica Bdgle,
which to-day IS poised upon its boldest. broadest
wing, was not in childhood's hours the recipient
OF many iavors; it was not hushed to rest amid
the fragrance Of roses, nor fobed in the gaudy
attire of Palaces it was not educated and de.
yeloped by the wealth Of royalty, nor did it ma
ture amid the smiles of afiluence OF plenty; its
nome was not the mansion of kings, nor its
iriepas lpas inc aristocrats OF nobility. Oh, no I
When poor and lowly. without letters and afln.
eBce cold-hearted and unnatural mother snnrned
u from her bosom, cast it powerless upon the
world an orphan--disoAvned, forsakep. dsfran-
chised; heeing away before the breath of yio.
ence it sought the protection Of the deep.tancled
wildwoods, and amid the snow-grt mountains d.
TINS western wild, sought hero in tears, a home
aud friends here lived, developed, and attained
at last the stature of Il man and then, when i'm.