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DOCTOR HOOFLANDsS
CELEBRATED
G. + II Nj 4 n BITT T. II 5 :,

DIR. c. n. JACKSON, PHIIADEtITnA, Pa,
KFFEcTUAIY
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Chronic or Ner-
Debility, Diseases ofthe Kidneys aud all diseas
arising from disordered Liver Stomach, such as
Constipation, Inward Piles Fullness OF Blood to the
Head, Acidty OF the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn.
Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight in the stomach,
Sour Quotations, Sinking Fiutterng at the PIT OF
the stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking
sufE.catng sensations wnen in lying posture
Dmness OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the sight, Fe
and dun pain in the Head, deficiency Of PersPira-
ton, YeIiowness Of the skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C, Sudden Pushes OF
Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagining Of
Evil, and sreat Depression Of Spirits.
These Bitters sold at rs cents per bottle, by
druggists and dealers in Medicines every where.
MARLIN
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gss- The Paris correspondent of the New
York Express says that PAUL MoRPHY, who is
still in Paris waiting for other chess warriors
to turn up, recently played three blindfold
games simultaneously, s,astain1ag an animated
conUesation meantime with Madame DEcAzEs
and Others.
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e." The leading London journals all con-
tain tributes of respect and praise to Prescott
the historian. Their biographical sketches of
that eminent man are written with a warmth
of admiration, unchlled by the fact that he
was an American.
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s- The wife of General Miramon, who
has lately become President, is said to be a
regular trump card. She notified her hus-
banda young man of twenty-seven years
that he must fight his way into the Presiden-
tail Chair, or she would not live with him.
The Mexican senoritas are somel
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s- There was debate on Spiritualism in
Memphis ON Friday and Saturday evenings,
Rev. DR.. BARBEE, pastor of the Christian
Church at Memphis. The audiences were
very large, but what the result was, we have
not learned.
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CRIsP's GAIETY.-The far-iamed Ravel and
Martinetti Troupe made their debut to an ex-
cellent and apprec,a'ive house l'st night OF
the performance we can say that all were d :
lighted, and the entire company are stars o
the profession. Mons. BLoNDN is the best
tlght-rope performer we have ever seen. We
feel satisfied that their first visit to our city
will be one of both honor and profit 10 the
management and a source of great amusement
tn Our DpODlp.
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Ess- The preliminary examination OF the
persons arrested on the chur2e of assaulting
aud shooting Capt Il. l.. DGsNUKEs. has been
deferred till Thursday morning, O'Clock.
when it will take place at the Court House
b fore Esquircs FEnRISS and ROBERTS n.
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Capture of a suspected SLAYER.

SAVANNAH. Ga, March PA letter from
the Apalachicola Postmaster says the bark
f. A. Rawlins was taken by the British
steamer Vixen in st. Joseph's Bay, suspected
of being a SLAYER.
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re- Prof Stone VIII continue his highly
entertaining and amusing lectures on the
subject of Biology. tonight, nj Odd Fellows
Hall. lie will also perform experiments on
persons taken from the crowd. and in this
mode illustrate and enforce his theory.
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ARNAGEpDoN LECTURE-lt should be born"
In mind thar the Rev. +. l.. PITTS lectures TO-
nj CHIT at the Court House. The ciures oi
this gentleman are highly entertaining, and
ought to he heard by all our cit ZcnS.
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CINCINNATI, March 2l.-FlOur dull and I'M
changed. Whisky, sales 1,2OO bbls at 24t.
New YORK, March 2l.- Cotton firm,
sales 6.OOO bales. Flour firm, sales $4,000
bbls Corn firm. sales 10000 bushels. Oats
dull at 5O(652. Bacon firm. sides at Sa(9e3;
shoulders 7. Mess pork dull at Sl7 1860
Is 81.
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Dp GfIfgrapb.
From Washington.

FROM W osnAnssOhs =
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-Mata has left for
Vera Cruz via: New Orleans.
Mr.. Sickles trial will commence on the
18th.
Geo. P Morris, editor of the Home Journal
has been appointed consul to Havre.
WASHINGTON. March IL The President,
his Cabinet coecurring, has decided not to
call an extra session of Congress. -..frs--a
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DIR. MoscHzISKER's stay in this city is
limited to only few days longer. He con-
templates opening in Memphis next week. II
there bc any who are troubled with tn"
diseases he treat. and wish his services it
would be well for them to act promptly.
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FINE CARPFNTER's WokK.-AsHLEY X WnIr-
LEY have done some beautiful carpent RS
work recently. which can be seen al PNr"'s
cigar store, and Ben. LYoNs's Saloon; both
in the Inion and line icaH block.
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Very Respectfully,
FKIpAY EvENlNe. March lslh.

GENTLEMEN Your letter rendering me a
complimentary benefit is just received. APP
preciate the honor, and deeply regret that
circumstances prevent my accepting it.
sincerely thank you, aud trust that when
shalt again have the pleasure OF visiting
Nashville, l may be able TO avail myself
of your kindness. Respectfully,
.5f. EDWIN BooTH.
To Nessrs. G. NJ. Fogg. Jas. Walker, Thos
7. Smiley. Jas. Z. Rains and others.
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Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, March 2I.-1he overland mail
| of the 18th has arrived.
The expedition against the Mohaves is pro-
| crossing.
Copious rains have fallen. Miners are
doing well. Business quiet.
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Davidson County Convention.
Saturday, April I'd, 1859.

For the nomination of candidates to
represent the county in the Senate and House
of Representatives.
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Released.
River News.

New HAVEN, March 2I.-The bark Law
renee libeIIed as a SLAYER, has been releas ed,
proof being insufficient.
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weekly Bank Statement.

New YORK, March 2l.-Increase in loans,
81 1888 900; increase in net deposits S254,0C0;
decrease in specie S4S7 900; decrease i'll Cir
cuIation : lO3 600
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A. rom Venezuela.

New York, March 21.-Venezuela advices
state that the outbreak at Cora is SO theaten-
ing that troops have been sent for from Porto
Eabello
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The ssEIfxfF.,,

Prepared by pr JAS. WILLIAMS, for the cure OF DYs
PEPsY and nothing but DYsPEPsY, Gas advertised IN
another cOuimn has by tts merits, obtained for
Itself high reputation in Philadelphia that Phys
clans acquainted with its properties using thern-
selves and prescribing II TO their patients convinced
by observation OF It's great efficacy In restoring the
disordered digestive TO healthy function. NJ
merous cases OF Dyspepsy, OF the most aggravated
character. which abandoned incurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty have the OF this
Elixir been restored perfect health aitested Ger
cat e. testifyt apri3-ly
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Es- We are indebted to our friend Holt
of the Adams Express Company for New
York dates in advance of the mail.
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March 22d. 1859.

Of think sail that the meek shall inherit the land
tlal righteousness cNslteth a nation; ami that the
t,.r oT God Is the beginning OF wisdom. Please 10
member Il Is only about ten ef tho big Democrats
Ia Toe state that think would be the better by having
few feathers taken from the wings 81 their mlgigl
ca aud put la the tails OF their Judgment, Ia keep
them lower and siraig hter.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

e. We are authorized to announce JOHN D. Cow
FIR as a candidate for Constable in the first District
Election March 20 1859 marl2-te
ss- We are authorized 10 announce W. f. MEACH.
AM as candidate for Constable in the first District
Election March g. 1859. marl2-td
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Hungarian Grass Seed.

ME have large sack 81 this justly esiehratee
w Grass Sod zna have Eeensed ths pFice "a s. -
bushel i . Car snpsrter 50 TIE ce0Dca Attst
flx hay, and gu yield e4s4Eiy a. ssll-
ARMSTRONG 90
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lGoululerrial.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE, I

IN DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
gFF8 NAsHvIIIE, March %, 1859.
COTTON yesterday of bales at loo;
Al at st; 20 at 8: and 6 at lie p n.
TOBACCO-Sales at A. HANmroN's of IL
hhds at 25,, 6 II, IS, 20, 8 IS, 6 As,
6 10, 05, 90, IS, so, 4 so.
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Notice.

ITAyIxG spld sai ne PERIODICAL DEPARTMENT
II q my eeklssss Al Ne Case stress 9 J. !.
H.ssn aud a. ". Joknsoa, jr-, soala fecosrmsad
sAem HorfAy q saahience-
Nsl eanElnua seiBd hr4nc.es e n1y busf-
nezz - hsEetof0re q ~. - harkes z1Eeet-
nsrz v. HAGAs.
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CoERFs oNIINCE
nashville. March, 18Th, lS5.

MIR. Erwin HooTu.- L,dr SU;-The uud T.
g ,sncd ciriz ms of Nashyill' wishing {" mani
4 1t in ,omr substantial maGner, the high aI-
probation Of your genius al an actor. aud
YOUR worth as "A man. an to maze slight
return for the pleasure they have had in wit
Messing your performances, beg leave res
p, ctfully to tender you a complimentary ben
eft al such time rs you may he pleased To
Al .Siauat.
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II WILL sell, oa re4san4bis teFms, that beautfei
aHd hixaiy isnproved propeFty, 4flesnfns sF4nkAA
saa Assssa coassss, knsss e 80 80. - Aps@y
tshIs-a r4Ais s>~as-s aa@sl
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 16-P- M.-COTTON-The ad-
vices BY the steamer City OF Washington gave
tive impulse to the demand to day, ana notwhstand-
ing the unfavorabe weather, the sales have reached
about 10 500 bales Prices generally have been full
and close at advance OF &c. the Mddling grades
We now quote
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XCEI.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We are selling many articles of HARDWARE,
being part Of KKNAN EIIIs's last IMPORTATION,
ut a small advance COST for CASH. Our SEw STOCK,
which is being made complete by daily arrivals, We
offer at reduced prices for Cash or negotiable paper
You can ave money by buying your Hardware at
81 Public Square KIKKNAS * ElIis's old stand, from
feb2S-1 MCCALL 70.
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Prices of Flour.

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at
any place in the city free of charge When selling by
the quantity. J. r. BAUMAN * co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal, &c. from Rock
City Mills, will find order Box at the Post Office
and at W. H. Gordon X Co.'s Warehouse, where the
man calls four times each day.
febIO-f J.. BAUMAN & co.
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Edwin Roogll.

This distinguished young tragedian closed a
very brilliant engagement here Saturday
night, rep atiug his imp rSonaIion OF Richard
Ill The horse was full To OVERLOOKING, and
thu general ntim nj Was that The Character
was never before 50 justly and 50 powerfully
rendered an oar board. Daring his stay here
h. made troops Of warm irieuds 10y his gem
tlrmanIy department. and wh.'n he returns
again he Will tiEd Il heArt-warm welcome IN
store for him. Previous To his departure III e
following correspondence Took place:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30
Latest Atlantic News by Overland Mail
[OVER TIE STATE LINE.l

New ORLEANS, June 4th.-The steamer
Viola, from Red River, was totally destroy
ed 10y fire this afternoon near Carrolton; los
$4,000. 1t is reported that two of her hand
were lost. Her passengers were all saved.
New GoRK, June 2d.-The Tribune saw
that Flora Temple, who came out victor il
the race with Ethan Allen few days since
has been matched again by the mare Prn-
cess, formerly owned in Chicago, where her
name was Topsy, and subsequently success
ful as racer in California. The time for
the contest has not been fixed upon.
WAsniNGroN, June 4th.-Indian Supern
tendent Collieur, of New Mexico, announces
to the Indian Bureau the perfect safety of the
Southern Overland mail route. No fear of
an attack need be entertained in that quar-.
ter.
CONCORD, n. H.. June 2d.-The message of
the Governor was received this dav by the
Legislature. The present debt of the State
is less than S72,0C0 The Governor advo-
Gates protective tariff and repudiates the
doctrine of notification and disunion. He
disclaims for New Hampshire any desire to
intermeddle with the domestic institutions of
other States, but insists on her right to pre-
vent the extension of slavery over soil now
free.
CINCINNATI, June 3d.-A fire occurred in
Covington, Ky, yesterday afternoon, in the
baggng factory of Roberts d Co., which was
entirely destroyed; loss $4,000; insurance
small. The fire extended to the Covington
Locomotive Works, which was damaged to
the extent of $4,000.
RUTLAND, VT, June 3.-The Rutland foun-
dry and machine shop, owned by the Bran
don Iron and Car Wheel Company, occupied
by Burrell d Mansfield, was burned last
night. The loss is estimated at $4,000, one
half of which is covered by insurance.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4th.-Benj. Bullock,
an old and eminent merchant of Philadel.
phia died this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30
TELEGRAPHTC.
EOvER THE NORTHERN LINE.1

EurOpe--Battle between the Austrians
and Allied FOrces--Austrians Defeated
700 Allies and 1000 Austrians killed.
200 Austrians captured--The Austrians
driven back--Sardinian Army advan-
eng on the Austrians--RevOlutiO
-"lNing of Naples dead--Francis III has
assumed the GOvernment--Britishm mem
Ot-war in the Adriatic--AtIantic Tele-
graph CO.--France adheres to her neu-
Tai-ships policy, &c.
GILRoY, June goth.
The Overland mail has arrived here, with
two passengers and st. Louis dates to the 9th
OF June, Liverpool to 25th May.
HALIFAX, June 4th.-The steamship City
of Washington, which left Liverpool May 25,
bound for New York, has been intercepted
from this port by the News Yacht of the As
socated Press.
The Allied and Austrian forces have met
and the latter have been defeated. The bat
Tie took place at Monte Bello, n town in
Austrian Italy, on May 2lst. The Austrians
were $4,000 strong and made the attack, and
after severe engagement, were obliged to
retreat. The Allied army losst 700, while
the Austrian loss is estimated at 1000. Two
hundred Austrians have been captured and
taken prisoners to Marseiles, The Austrians,
who were commanded by Gen. Stadion, at
tackled the hosts of Gen. DeIIilliers. They
were driven back hy Gen. Forecis' division
after n furious combat, which lasted four
hours. The Allies carried Monte Bello, but
did not pursue the Austrians The Allies
lost 700, among whom were many officers
The Austrian accounts of the battle differ
widely from the above The actual force OF
the French is not stated, but it is reported
that it numbered 5000 men, besides a regi-
ment of Sandman cavalry.
A bulletin issued by the Sandman Govern
ment, announces that the extreme left of the
Sandman army, under Gen. Balldini had
forced passage over the river Zara, putting
the Austrians to fight
Gen. GaraLaldi had entered Papa with G0O0
men, for revolutionary purposes.
1t was rumored that six English men Of
war had entered the Adriatlc sea.
The revolutionary movements are reported
in Lombardy. The King of Naples is dead
and Francis H. has assumed the government
of Naples.
The British Admiralty Y have formally invi
ted tenders for the carriage ofmopthly mails
to and from Australia via Panama.
general meeting of the stock holders OF
the Atlantic TeIegral h Company had been
called to sanction the agreement with the
government, and to issue 100000 sterling
new capital.
The Paris Moniteur announces that France
adhcres to the abolition of privateering, and
that neutral flag covers the enemys goods.
The Paris BoUrsc closed firm. IS were
quoted at 6jf
RICHMOND, Va, June 4th.-The Secretary
of the Commonwealth has official returns
from ten counties -Letcher's mai is 4,G96.
There are A counties yet to be officially
he rd from ~
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30

MORE OF THE SANTA BARBARA SIRocco.-A
correspondent Of the Phare, writing from
Santa Barbara, says:
At one o'clock in the afternoon of the 18th
inst, burning wind came upon us from the
northwest and smote us with terror AT
two O'Clock the thermometer exposed to the
wind rose to 1873 degrees Fahrenheit; at five
o'clock it had fallen to l22 degs, and at Z
O'Clock it stood at n degs, where it had
been in the morning.
The greatest losses are among the vegeta
bles; the fruit trees are all burned the pears
and apples have been literally cooked; Among
the victims of the ravages committe1 by this
sirocco is Mr. L. Sterky, whose rich and uni
versally admired collection Of piuka has been
entirely destroyed
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30
Administrator Meeting at TimDuctoo.
TfMBucroo. June 2ath 1870

TfMBUcToo, June goth, 1859.
The Committees from Sucker Flat Tim
buctoo, Lander's Bar and Roses Bar, met
at ]. Cosgrove's store. Members present
From Sucker Flat, A. McCarty, J. Burns +;
from Tinibuctoo, E. Lailor, NJ Smith and j.
Clark; from Roses Bar, JAS Sheridan.
On motion, E. Lailor was called to the
chair, and J. Clark appointed Secretary. The
object of the meeting being to correspond
with the different portions of the county,
and ascertain their feelings and opinions on
the Long Bar Convention of June 18th, 1859,
NJ Smith, from Tmbuctoo, and A. MeCarty,
from Sucker Flat, were appointed correspond
ing Secretaries for that purpose, No farther
business appearing, hemeeting adjourned to
meet again upon call of the Secretary.
E. LABOR, Charm.
~
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30

WATER PRoJEcT.--Mr. Daniel Rich, one of
the proprietors of the South Yuba Ditch.
says the Democrat, left Nevada last Friday,
with thirty men, for the purpose of building
dam to save the water in some lakes, on the
north fork of the South Yuba There are
three lakes connected together, having but
one outlet. 1t is proposed to erect dam to
the height Of thirty feet at the outlet, by
which means body of water three miles in
length, one mile and 4 quarter wide, and
thirty feet deep can be saved, to supply The
bitches during the summer and fail.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30
Mlisteltanrous.
WATER CURE AND MOToRPATHIC
ESTABLISHMENT
Electro Chemicals Rn,hs

knc: hbAHLOW J, ,SMITH-GRADITATE
- ol 'ne New York Higieo Therapentic Coiieee
as % vieIeu hrst class Water Cure and Mortornathi
establishment in Sacramento in the iar@o i P1eit @
ant any house formerly occupied by Mrs. Tnden on seS
enth street, between and j. ' y" Sef'
| The establishment is the first on tho p.o;s .
that combines all the advantages of Hvgienic T,o1j
ton, and equal to any In tire Atlantic States or Fn
rope DR.. Smith, with his fanny, resides In thensti
tuon and no palms or expense will be spared to make
1t pleasant and Misunderstanding home for invalids
Those suffering from diseases of the Eye, Bronchial
and Catarrhal affections, Diseases Of the Heart Lungs
Liver, Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, ApopleXv
Fits, Paralysis. Rheumatism, Neuralgia Fever and
Ague, and Fevers Of all types; Putrid Sore throat
Group Scrofulous Diseases, Piles, Prolapsus, Innam.
nation OF the Bowels Chronic and Acute Diarrhna
should try the advantages OF this Institution before
taking poisonous drugs, and thus lessenng the chances
OF recovery.
The arrangements OF the Institution are particular
y adapted to the successful treatment of uterine dis
eases and dspacements, curvatures of the spne etc
Women anticipating confinement will be furnished
with pleasant apartments and the best medical and
surgical attention and nurses in the State, and every
convenience calculated to render paruriton easy and
natural.
There is gymnasium forladies as wclla gentlemen.
ELECTR0-ClIEMICAL BATHS, so valuable in erad-
icatng poisons both mineral and vegetable, and I'm
the treatment Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc, will be
administered to patients without extra charge.
CANCERS cured by an entirely process.
BONE SETTING.-Dr. Smith is the only one in Cal
nornia possessing the art of Bonesettng so success
fully practiced by the celebrated DR.. Sweet of Con-
necticut
limited hummer of persons desiring physiolog-
ica diet can be accommodated.
Dr. Smith will attend patients in any part Of the
city.
Thomas Hill, late Of the firm Of Hill, Wooster & Co.
will take charge of the business department
TERMS-FOR BOARD AND TREATAIENT-SQO
10 $50 per week, according to attention re-
quired
Consultations free, verbal or by letter.
Letters OF inquiry promptly answered. and circulars
sent on application. BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ. b.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans Of Yuba County, and all others
who are opposed to the two factions OF the Democratic
party which are striving to control the political affairs
Of the State and county, are requested to meet In
their respective precincts and elect Delegates to
County Convention, to be held at Timbuctoo on SAT-
URDAf, the 2d day Of july at II O'Clock NJ for the
nomination of candidates for the Legislature and
county offices.
Let there be full delegation Of active and earnest
men in attendance from every precinct.
Misrepresentation will be in accordance with the
following schedule:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30
GOLDEN GATE EXCHANGE
No. 90 Id street. MnrvSviIIe.

TENIIE UNDERSIGNED, would respectfully an
n to the people of Marysville that he has
opened new SALOON at No. 80 street, and
stocked it with the finest lot of WINES and LIQUORS
ever brought to this market. lie has on hand a fine
assortment of IES-old HENNESSY, 0TARD
and UNITED proprietors; English, Scotch and Cali
fornia stock ALE and PORTER Fine OLD B0UR-
BON WHISKY; Extra fine SHERRY Fine HAVANA
CIGARS, &C. &c.
je22-my Z. KEYES.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30

AcclDENr-On Sunday, while Henry Mer.
edith was riding on the road near Auburn,
on his way to Nevada from the Convention,
he was injured by the falling of his mule
lie was taken home in a buggy, and is now
confined to his room.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30

WANTS TO SEE THE ELEPHANT.-The Sonora
Herald understands that quite spirited con.
test has been going on between that place
and Columbia, as to which town should Sc
cure the honor of the distinguished presence,
on the Fourth of July, of the elephants now
perambulating the State
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-30

WAsHNGToN FLAT.-The miners on Wash
inston Flat, says the Mariposa Gazette, are
making bitter complaints about the back wa
ter, which is caused by the new dam at Rid
iey's Ferry, constructed by Col Fremont
They say it has ruined their work thus far
this season.