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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08
CRY OF NEw. -DEPAKrMESr oF fINAseE,


BUREAU or ARREAks August H. 1873
CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Sae OF property
~ Tor unpaid Taxes and regular Rents Of Coton Water
Public notice hereby hat sale OF property Tor The
UNPAID TAXES on REAL ESTATE for the yeari 1851,
1875 ane le5 and the unpaid regular RENTS of Cfoton
dipg April So 1885, Ao commencing May 1888 aud end
ing Ap 1854 respectively added % the tax OF 1911 IN
take place public sotion at the City Hail. in the Cry OF
NewNolk MONDAY the lih of November next al IL
O'Clock at dsy be continued from day day
until whole shall be sc and that the dt,aued statement Of
the ard regular pd and the rrP.ry to be sold
pab,hsd In The New yok Commercial Adversr daily news
paper pin ed and Published ip the CITY 81 Ne-fok
JOSEPH C. PlNCKNkY, Clerk Of Arrears.
N Bscr the other waids refernce may be had TO The
Evening Post auu lawlisIh
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Cry INsPtcroRs DEPARTMENT, No. CssroEsr,l
Ngw.NoRx. Aug % lS5s =
NOTICE TO UNDERTAKES, SECTIONS,


NEwNoRN. Aug -, lS5s y
NOTICE TO UNDERTAKINGS, Sections,
IN and OTHFRS-On and uef ths lat Of September all
subcts for arnt basl permits will be dsooutng-d aud toe
b. obsined only the Office OF the CITY lNSPEC
TOR NJ Centrc.i aud at the Office Of DIR. CYRUS RAN
SAY No iei Of ethst Ferry Hssers Steamboat
Captains Rslrosd Conduc;s Express Aeena and all other
receiving burial permits requested return the
to the City Inspectors Office the fTs, dag OF month for
the Purrse Of comparing with the or Qua certificate Tile IN
tAis ofhce
Particular stcn'ion called toe following Of ord
Of the Comn Council, passed Apr! q 1879 which VIII
Be strictly entoroed:
"ko cspAip agent ether persons attached 20 stes
bost boat ss other vessel stage rstoaj
Other public private sha the body OF
any pcr-on who has died In the City Of Ne~Yo beyond the
limits of saio cy whos; permit from the City Inspector
the penalty ~ 900 r each o-cns. II be oocae iron
tie per~a petson. oicudios rrsS and esP~c,ive
To enable the CRY Uspect 70 sve permit ir he buTA or
o the body aAy who has died ont OF ths city,
here for iurncnt will BE- necessary to produce
the Of physician, duly authenticated, stating
Nh and person died ana Of hAt disease The wit
OF OF the Cooners ooasen;ns ~ the giving
of such permit.
cAsI;e made, uuder circumstance fnI the granting
Of permits DANIEL y DfLAvAN. Cty lnsI.tos.
CYRUS RAaSAY, NJ D.,
Registrar f Records and Registrar.
NB-Ths notice dos not apply to ire Calvary Ceslsery
ho special ordinance OF tse Common Council are privileged
t. siy~ permits ig a. hufisls ID that Cemetery.
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Danrine Araoemies.
!, FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
10 NO ~ WEST lirH ST., NEW YORK.
40 Cf.IyTnSsr RpnOgIyS

No II CLINTUN.5T., bKUOkLfN
T above Acse, mics VIII in New YORK stA Of o.
q b-r. AID IL Brook1I or the lith Of Octobsr
Pup or any tiue the Quarter TIE day
Of .I,ry for further psrtc uls Circulars be had
Aeedens Soees given Usual seAoos lid private C@sses
aftsrfed.
NBhr Feero desires 20 direct attention to hi. Work
IN Of publication, entitled The ksory Of DeacnI
b- Figure Music, and rece.ssry Hs ion fa p-rto
Cf the Modern Dances The work vii be ready
about tie oia Of October had aay Of the pin
tookssIers also .. The Aca AIDE nlies OF the Author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08
VyPSSEYy ORIGINAL COLUMBIAN HAIR

DYE has national Tor Gay ba, for I'll Tia tine
10 inJored the best ia the ~ord Depot No. II?
GrsIdst-, Wli.mssarshi WELLS Co, Ma lis Ersnk-
Inst New York; HAYES Brooklyn and led ct IL Drug
sss In Nee York Brooklyp irsnssursn G~-apca, Jcry
City Nesart Rab~sy New Brunswick. n j.; Pt,sdslpds,
aaS al sh,oashou. tbs United Ssse<
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miscellaneous.

ITO MANUFACTURERS Of COAL and ROSIN
l. OILS COLwELL irca Founder. foot This, North
River prepared 70 i've esm.,es and furnish kErfLE3
SO 500 s,llJns each Esyas large APPEARANCE
The businsa tie work vih dspA:ch- Ths Kee
lee Al ma, from Caanoa Iron-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

MISS BRITTANs BOARDING and DAY
WI SCHOOL, Cln,on-sv, Brooklyn will reopen Monday,
90, r,.h.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

I'RENCU INSTITUTE for YOUNG GENTLE
MN No a. East 2,th-st.-BOA6DlNG SAD DAY
School, CLASSICAL ard CoMzERtI Al, vii - reop-res
OF SEPT Is Fifteen teachers CORRECTED With r. 'ntu
lion Prospectus to be had containing al details the nst 81
n. p1p and parents durius the last 70 years There
Q Primary Department. Prot Ellie thAhL's H. oue''oi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

VNO LET at LEASE-To a responsible tenant,
the and substantial BUILDING corner Of So-sv and
m It, suitable for say respectable baspess residence The
a- Of four a,s joining bnidng be had AH
ply TO JAS kELLf NO ~ teAftst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

NICE brown.stope HOUSE, No. 13i West 18th
st. recently vscsed by Dr. Chaplin Tor SALE or RENT.
Apply 10 CHARLES PARTRIDGE No 48 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

DOAkD WANTED in BROOKLYN, for
ID gentleman his wife and mother in pryst- family lwhere
there are no other bosder Fulton Was ferry Al
ore, stating location, terms &c, n b. Tnolne ohce Tor
two DAYS. Must have Rid wood water ann gas.
COUNTRY BOARD during the Fall months can
~ be mad at SOUTH ORANGE, J APpyt9
c. MILLS, No. So Nassau e.
DLEASANT ROOMS with good BOARD, for
gentlemen aud THU wives single gentlemen, may be
found st Nrs MACKIES, No 81 9ihst
VIO LET-A handsomely furnished FRONT
4 PARLUR end BEDROOM se'ond floor, to one OF tao
re-, mer Ia pryat- family Breakfast desired References
exchanged. Iuqure at No. SO East l2hTt near Brosswsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

FRENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and
l. DAY-sCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No ~ Wet iS,n
U-Mra LEVERFTT viii reopen School TOR me coming
year on WEDNESDAY, Sept. "a pnnctnh sterdanr- o'
the pupils particularly r-qu ted Application may be Dshs
% h. l. persoosy or BY let,-r the above address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

MRS. COUTAN's French and English Boarding
I snd Day School for young ladies' reopens Sept l5 At
9TH av.. 3ls,-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

I YON & KARGEs COLLEGIATE INSTI-
IL TUTE No sl6 Brosd~sv between 2lst ard 22dss IN
Epg Classical FRENCH and German school, re'pens sep.em'
h.rI -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

FLUSHING INSTITUTE, tLtSHtNG; L. l.;
- r. A. rAIRCHILp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

i. WORTHs CLASSICAL aud ENGLISH
- SCHOOL. No 81 4hav, door above l9nst viii Do
reop-red on MONDAY, Sept IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

u A. SMITHS SCHOOL Tor BOfS-LeSine
ID. ,ou.v near Sthst-r-fm eomuens. So IL ~
y-reiioa bosoush il al branches esplDe EN- LUZ
,rt.l,td Cosusl Lectures with ,SSsrsiuA Terms nom
SO " 6 s. pei quarter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

BOARDING SCHOOL WAsIED-for by'
srd the route TO it, may directed 70 NJ A. T. Box NO lNI
ihurS cp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08
6ousrs ann farms nJanteo.

L'ARM WANTED-For s term Of years, BY a
Il ycurs American farmer. Address JOHN GOULD Hugh
SOL sii 9. Da,cse,s Coui ~, n Y.
WANTED 10 RENT-Psrt Of HOUSE, with
w kitchen; family al; location 70. .bove 5ths; reai
about SSe. Address Boz No. s. e5 Pos. Ofc-, Y. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

JOHN MACMULLEN's CLASSICAL,
- FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL. No. sol Broadway,
corner on MONDAY, Sept Miss sAa
SEpGWIIK formerly OF 9Th ST conducts tbs Primary De-
sar.ut with hsr w.lkn,wn ability Circulars at Croxsns
n 6ss; Christerns No 7s and Lockwood No. All Broad
v.y. Arrange nIents made for Boerdera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY FOR SALE
About seventeen Of romsntiesy beautiful land on
10. iye1 slope the Nyack molItns well wooded with noble
forest rees he views from thu ground synifcent By
moderate outlay could b. msde Of the attractive
places on the river IL is Of railroad and
steamboat Apply to JOHN w SHEDDtN No s6i Bosery
cor If 4th.s. or Of SYLVESTER GESNER, Nysek
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Those have op6ded their ghep 20 Miss HAlSES In
past YEAS b. red Of Der continued desire aud she
trusts increased ability mpart 20 her pupil: subs. aas use.
m aud accomplished she ks the aid Of learners of
sckIoweis-c talent and It will b. their united ain TO contrib
ue much ps.bs TO the persons ssopiDsss vel -
ri and intellectual in proyemen. Of tnose committed 70 heir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08
Sonses 10 frt.

HOTEL for RENT-Jbe new and commo-
J. di1us Hotel kuown the NATIONAL HOUSE, 90 by
Is s,ces with basement o. dspar.nens with modern
prove in the cearsl aud eosness locality
iu end thriving city Ierre Hsut Ind For fall
info, match address JNO. b. LUDONiCl,
T-rrc Hsuts, Ind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

AIRS. OKILL viii REOPEN ncr BOARD
WI mo and DAY SCHOOL for young Lades On kDSE5
DAY the i,h OF september at Nos aud 10 Clinton place
Ns o. will he the city aud after the st of september,
r-ceiv. applications Previous thst time letters sddrese
20 h.r :. sid-nce will be- received by her
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

VI sud 10 Markst.t and 3s West 2ds The former re-
ottued Sept The latter win cpe0 sept y Ccu,, c5n
tanning full particulars. may be had At We.,efa.a to no.
a. boscvey, Raynor Howe Fers No - BoweTy hoei-
hard F.b.. No ls3 Wi!an-st q Mauns. No. - 8taly
Dr. Duous No 10 Market srd Dr. Ge.ises No. Ss Vest
limited number Of pupils maj be Accommodated win
~ " ~ DR. HaRrV 10 OERCKE
DIR. RUDOLPH DULON.
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Jrstrurtion.
MFR SCHOOL INST"

An ENGLISH, CLASSICAL a'd MA nS n
n u,TIr.T IS.TITTfrs Wifl ,. ne.nea BY The Rev y
q GRAvFS A N ani HENRI v PORfsh A. D. ~
s.i " -. sl... on MIisy Scot. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-08

xIONZC FLACK, A 81, Principal OF the
~ HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE 81 ClsvriSs, OHM 10
Cogr,y y v of-rs SOAKD sns TUITION 'os ~ Pc 'S1'
Tim OPENS SEPT Is r
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
Charles LindIey and VIM. Singer.

Had we supposed that personal warfare
would be made against so honorable and
popular a man as Judge Singer in this com
munity, we should not have done what We
did do in the course of this campaign, to wit
refuse communications Of personal nature
against Charles Lindley One in particular
we refused in the early part of this canvass
charging him with certifying to false and
fraudulent accounts of r. B. Buchanan, for
merly Sheriffof this county, against the State
when he knew them to be so. The same as
counts, it is charged 10y responsible men,
were paid by the county, and yet Mr.. Bueh-
anan again charged them to the State and
Mr. Lindley, as County Clerk, certified them
to be correct Mr. Buchanan was charged
by Judge Haun, if we are not greatly mis-
taken, with this same transaction, in a public
speech in 1855, owing to an expose of the
whole matter by Judge Stidgcr, in the col.
umns of the Marysville Herald. This charge
against Mr.. Lindey has never, to our knowl-
edge, been cleared up, and it is a black charge
indeed.
In this connection, it may be well enough
for us to say, that it was rathey singular that,
at the very time that the people of Wiscon-
sin, as is alleged by the affdavits of the Ex-
press, were opposed to Judge Singer and
irowning upon him, he should be elected to
represent them in the State Senate. and also
by the recommendation Of leading men, be
appointed TO Offices of trust under the Gov
eminent.
The fact is, the charges against Judge
Singer fall harmless to the ground. And
nothing but the limited space of time between
his and the election prevents thas complete
of his character which will be
siven after the canvass is over. No friend of
udge Singer need feel the lsast uneasy about
lis yindieation. 1t will be ample and per-
ect.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
The People Aroused.

From all quarters of the State come the
glad tidings that the people are awakening
to the Importance Of the great contest which
is at hand, They feel that the army of har'
pies and pluuderers, from the old Lime
Pointer down to the smallest and meanest
grabber of the spoils have too long tattened
upon the public treasury of the nation and
feathered their nests at the expense OF the
hard working, industrious and heavily taxed
classes-the bone and sinew, the life and
strength o. the country. They feel that now
is the time, if ever, to throw of the rule OF
those unscrupulous demogogucs, who have
hitherto held their power under the name
and prestige, the false name and prestige, OF
the regular Democratic organization. -
They begin to understand that there is some
thing better than organization, to-wit; prin'
ciple, and that it is for great principle that
they are now coutending; no less q princi-
pie than the right of the people to govern
themselves. They feel that the present Adj
ministration, reeking with c,fiRptloni and
false to all Its pledges to the people, should
be rebuked, and vile political demagogue'
instructed by the lessons of ex?efiehce that
it is the people who are the sovereigns and
not the office holdefs.
From Siskiyou to San Diego, these are the
tidings that are borne. Old Yu6a hear;
them, and her lion heart beats proudly il
response To-morrow's setting sun shall
shine upon the victorious banner Of the Doug
las party. Friends of the good and true
cause, champions Of Popular Sovereignty
we have all of us fought long and well We
have fought under prosperous and under
adverse circumstance alike. We have fought
in the midst of detraction and abuse. We
have fought, while our motives have beer
misrepresented and the character of our par
ty belied. We have weathered many bit
ter biting storm of vill6cation and slandel
at the hands of men who, bort to be the
slaves of power and the scyophants of posi-
tich, dared to denounce better men thar
themselves and to traduce the purity of in
tentions which they were morally incapable
of understanding. Thank God, the day o
our reward is approaching. The doom o
these traitors to the people is sealed. bet
ter time is at hand,and honest men may have
their own again in the State of California
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF YUBA
COUNTY.

AT a meeting of the Republican County
Committee, held yesterday, at which were
present majority of the members of the
Committee, and, by invitation, most of the
candidates, as well as active members of the
party resident in Marysville and other por-
tions Of the county, II was determined, BY
resolution, to withdraw the Republican coun-
ty ticket and substitute in its place the coun-
ty nominees of the Anti-Lecompton Democ-
Tacy.
This conclusion was not arrived at without
due deliberation. The Republicans hold the
balance of power in this county. This is an
acknowledged fact on all sides BY remain
ing in the field and voting for their romi-
nees, the Republicans would gain no substan
tial benefit for themselves, and indirectly
would contribute to the overthrow ola party
making gallant fight against our present
infamous National Administratil n
For its encroachments upon popular rights
and its general imbecility, the Administra-
ton deserves an indignant rebuke at the
hands of the people. The defeat of its sup
porters in this county will contribute to that
rebuke and to the ultimate overthrow of the
Lecompton Democracy in the State.
By the course determined on, we help to
insure the election of Baker ard McKfbben
to Congress and the defeat of Gwin or any
other Administration man as u S. Senator.
and we do this without disparagng our posi-
tion or prospects in that great National strug
gle now impending, which will forever de-
termne the fact that in this free government
the people are sovereign
These are the reasons, in brief, which have
determined our couse in this matter. We
submit that they fully justify our action
Resting firmly in this conviction ourselves.
we confidently expect the approval of our
Republican friends and urge upon all of them
a hearty support of the ticket as agreed upon.
II. }. BOOTH,
Pres. pro tenn Rep. Co. Com.
JNo 7. MCLEAN, Secretary
Marysville, Sept 5th, 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
A few Words to the People.

Tomorrow, the people of this State will
decide a question Of greater Importance than
any other question, which has been brought
before them They will decide whether Lea
comptorism repudiated in the other States,
will rule here or not We are proud to say,
that the signs of the times indicate that Cali
fornia will come out of this contest with
credit to herself The withdrawal of two
Republican candidates from the canvass in
order that the votes of their party may not
be thrown away, but may be made to tell
against the Administration, shows what the
popular feeling is There is desire on the
part of the Opposers of Lecomptonism thro'
out the State that there should be united
opposition, and they will therefore take care
that their votes are not II rown away. Every
vote lost to us is a gain to the Administra-
ton.
Let it be borne in mind that Gwin-ob-
noxious as he has proved himself to be, is the
leader-the head and front of Lecomptonism
in this State and that he will be returned to
the U. S. Senate by the Lecouptontes, If
possible Let IL be remembered that the elec-
ton of Charles L. Scott, the puppet and the
tool of VIM. NJ. Gwin, will be considered as
an endorsement of all the acts of the Admin.
istration. Let it be remembered that Gwin
and Scott have been repudiated by the Set
tiers of the State, on account of disgraceful
means taken by them to place the name of
Scott and other Lecomptonites upon the Set.
tiers ticket
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
New Lecnmntnn Tests

The Express, in its yesterdays issue, snecrs
at Mr. DeLong as young man" and "young
gentleman" and, we believe, uses these ter.
rible epithets in three several editorials The
former sneer against our candidate for Sena.
tor was because of his size-"ittle Charley
DeLong," DC. We really thought that it had
been heretofore considered meritorious in a
young man to seek positions of honor at the
hands of his fellow men. We had supposed
that inches and age were not the infallible
proof Of brains; but there is no knowing
what new tests she Gwinites will establish
The next test we presume will be Are you
fifty years of Sge2 Do you weigh two hun
dred pounds?
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06

MIssING.-James Sherwood, a well known
citizen of Marysville, has been missing, we
understand, since last Sunday. He went
down Feather river, in company with Grant
Israel and other friends on pleasure excur
sion, we believe. When opposite Gen. Sut-
ter's Grant Israel proposed to him, or he to
Grant, to swim over In frolic, they did
so. When nearly over, Israel observed that
Sherwood struggled and sunk. lie seized
him at once under the water and dragged
him to the bank. On shore he appeared
well enough, and Israel left him with the de-
claration that he would go up the river after
boat Returning in a short time, Sherwood
was missing, and, according TO present infor.
nation, has not been seen since. It Is some.
what mysterious, although there are those
who suppose that it is one of those odd tricks
for which Sherwood is noted A party were
in search for him all day yesterday, without
finding any traces of him. They will renew
the search to-day.
P. S.-Since the above was in type, we are
assured by Mr.. SherwOods most intimate
friends. that there is no doubt but that he is
lost in n dense thicket of about 5000 acres
in the vicinity of the place where he crossed
the river. 1t is supposed he wandered off
and became so bewildered that be could not
ind his way back. He is supposed TO be
YET alive, and we are requested by Judge
T.
Hiends Of the missing man to assemble this
morning at O'clock, at the Senate House, to
organize party to search for and reseue. if
possible, Mr.. Sherwood rom his perilons sitp.
alton. At least a hundred men should raii,.
at a moments notice to embark in so noaj,
an expedition. Let there be no time lost E,r
there is but little to spare, if you would roe
cue warm-hearted and true man, alive
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
9 0 u ~ II Y
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For State Senator,
CHAS. T.. DE LONG.
For Assem1lymeni
I. g. NICHOLS Nc G. w. Lagoon,
L. d. EVANS G. F. WOOD. D NAANN
For County Judge,
WILLIAM SINGER.
For Sheriff,
j. S. slim NGERLAND.
For District Attorney,
JOHN t. McCARTY
For County Clerk,
WILLIAM HARKEY.
For Tax Collector,
L. b. MOORE.
For Recorder,
GEO. G. GoRHAM
For Treasurer,
GEORGE A. KING.
For Assessor,
LYMAN ACKLEYE.
For superintendent of Public Schools,
E. B. WALswORTH.
For Supervisor-First District
r. p. OTIS
For Justices of the Peace-Clty.
J. d. KYLE,
r. r. MERRILL.
For ConStables-City,
WM. II. CHAPMAN,
DANIEL SCO0LEY.
For Justice Of the Peace-Township,
NJ s. McDIvIrT.
For Constable-Township,
SAMUEL DANVILLE.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
SMARTsvILLE, Sept 9th.

SMARTsvILLE. Sept 9th.
E1FoR DEMoCRAT In this mornings Ex.
press an interrogatory is made to c. E. De
Long whether he did not write or say to Mr..
Parry that if the Republicans of this coun--
ty would vote for and help elect him, he
would vote for Republican U. S. Senator.
answer most emphatieally, NO. He says Ire
will vote with the opposition, not for a Le-
eomptonite. This is his public pledge, none
other. Yours, GEO. Parry.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06

1t is somewhat remarkable that, while
nearly every candidate in the field at the
present time has been personally attacked
not one word has been said against the pri
vate character of JoHN CURREY. Nothing can
be said He is a noble, honorable, high
minded man. He will administer the affairs
of the State Government, If elected, with
an honest and impartial hand and no
thieving bills in the Legislature can ever
pass the close scrutiny of this upright
and conscientious man. VIII not the peo-
pie vote. this one time, for an honest man
We think they will
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
THE ST. GEORGE HO TEL,
OF FOURrH Ann i SrS

~ SACRAMENTO, has Just been ,borouobiv rano'
yated and remodeled, its ventilation Increased and
lull supply Of first class SPRING BEDS introduced.
WIN large additions of other rich and desirable Fur.
ment OF J g Clark & Co., Sacramento.
IL IS dne to the travelling public to acknowledge the
very liberal patronage heretofore ext ended to the ST.
ueurPe' during the time it has been in charge of the
present proprietor, and IL is designed that IL shall be-
II possible, more deserving of the public favor.
US location is in the very center Of business ard
Wthln moments walk Of all the popular places Oh
amusement.
Carriages will at all times be in attendance TO con-
vev passengers to and from the hoats, etc.
sep3-my Q. /. HUTCHINSON, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06

PAINFUL RuMoR.-It is rumored in Oroville
mat Mr. Hanway, of that place. and Mr..
'"n sylvester, of this city. were murdered
WINE on their way to the Washoe Diggings,
az point between Downieville and Sierra
valley. The report was brought to Oroville
by Mr. Rogers. 1t is said that both men
were found dead by the roadside, and that
sylvester's body was recognized. The other
body being much mutilated, could not No
identified, but is supposed to be that of Han
company with Sylvester :"