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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-21
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germ als Ht4tsteii1nte unb ms Btlonoere 5ur
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Carl NaHapant,

VdrI Na11Qbant,
Bffentli1er Notar>
beluyst bic Musfertisune nnb Beslauti9uns alltr
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THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,
WEEKLY PAPER,
uqlbHsAed By REUTHER f. Excl;
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA
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wtrtbuns une Befrieeisnug aller stre@teu An
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Jo9n S5a90enmu1ler'8
9itt8bur9 2Q0erbter<@Qlpn.
Gde ter Dritten unb Rpbert- -@tr.
ct. paul, Minu.
E SD balte itets eutes Qasertier, bei-
tate 8ranbies, d9tc Savanna. Gisarreu, ausae-
Stibneteu Gmmentbalcr unt Qimbureer Sale, TO-
tpie anbere talte Speilen pprrItbia.
@er's nidt slauben tptl, Der fcn,ute unb iiber-
seuge f9. Guer Greunp .
Spbu 0aaaen ulIer.
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QitY 6alfmay Gouse,

StVV 01IUFt,
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pieru,it trinee i9 aur aQ9emeineu aenutnie,
bab bic Grcut eeS v6alfmay y auies" In eiueu
prattscllen Salpu serpuncelt rurte. Musae-
seitnctes Qaeerter, feline QitSre, ippie falte unb
parme Sptiier ilnb itets an 5ane.
Tim fetBiaen 3uiprusb ttttet
u. &uby, Maent.
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@eora 6ruber,
&a9erbter @alpn,
Sierts @trabe, biuter bem r@inslom- 9aule,"
Seoen Moraen cpn go l1br 2un@
"come il fault"
ct. Vaul.
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mi,tneiota $puie,
ode ber T1nften uno WababamtraBe,
ct. Yaul,
emkle9lt lein neu eineeri9tete5 @aRbaus befens.
Heiienbe unb @epGd merben mad uut ppu ben
Bocten gratis bef1rbert.
Garmer fnben ea quite @taQun8en.
NieplauS y pttaie1er.
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9obn 6. 8ecbt,
Bier<@alDn Il. &e1taurattp11,
Gde Der @albin9tpnz II. Drttten @tr.
ct. paul, Minn.

HH 9elltutbtrt Saloon,
Drttte Stra6e,
sw'fd'en Walbinstpn> unb 1ranflin @tra6t.
ct. paul, @inneiuta.
Oieier Gallon 1T auf bas Mocernite eiuaeridb-
tet> Iefert eGe @etrdnte, bat ltrts cine Mustrabl
BON ansnartisen 3eitunsen aufliesen unp sepabrt
ben @5dlten baS pra9tpolle Yanorama pon Blu6
unb Ber9eu,
q. @abrteIfen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-07-21

Ste,te ele9ante Heffamrattpm
in, Ntbendum
Gde Der @r9anse unb Yine 5tra6e,
Dieles neu einserittets Grabi(1ement III bier
nit eem Serebrten reutl9en Yubifum tsliens em-
pfcbltn.
Sa1nmt|ibe glrten falter Speilen fnb tets ~
taben, cebeleiden purtrefli9eS 2aeerbier unb ale
lonlti9en @etrante in ppr;uelider Gualitat.
3. Memmler.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22
Wants no Fraternity.

The Mountain Democrat published at Pla-
ceryille, has had something to say, recently,
about the relative positions of the Breckin-
ridge and Lane faction and the Democratic
party, by way of reply, we believe, to GER
tain remarks made in TIPS paper. We have
not seen the paper containing this reply, but
find an extract from it in the Sacramento
Union. So far as we have the reply, so far
we reioin. 1t appears from this extract, that
the Placerville Democrat disdains all frater-
nization with the Democratic party 10 this
State. What we mean by the Democratic
party is the party which voted for Douglas
and johnson. Those who voted for Breckin-
ridge and Lane We consider Boilers, what
ever they may consider themselves.
The pith of the whole article in the Pla.
cerville Democrat, referred to, is, we pre-
sumo, contained in the following words,
which we quote, as we find them in the
Unions extract:
"Those persons who voted for Breckenridge
and Lane have not the remotest desire to be asso-
ciated with the supporters of Douglas and John
II
not ''ring in" on them"
This is very clear, il we rightly interpret
the word "ring." 1t means that the Breek-
inridge and Lane faction. notwithstanding
they have gone off from the regular organi-
cation, are going to contend that hey are the
Democracy Stupcpdoss assumption.
They are going, it seems, to require that
their principles shall be recognized or they
will still keep the Democratic party divided
Very well, if this is their intention, the
sooner We know it the better. Let us know
where we are to find Democrats and where
not
We must be allowed to remark, here, how
ever, that it is little strange, that those
persons who so loudly shouted for "organi-
cation" once, and for regularity" and for
abiding by the will of the majority" should
now be kicking up their heels against "regu
larity" and bidding good bye to "organiza.
tion" forever.
Since they are so incorrigible, let them GO
The masses of the Democracy we still can
trust. But, whether defeated or triumphant,
so long as we stand by those principles which
are entertained by the Democracy of the
,choie Uuion and not the principles of the
factional ultra wing OF a mere section, our
consciences are clear, and. come what will,
we will abide the event
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

FATAL AocIDENr-Wm NJ. Boiler, work
man employed at Leach's saw mill, near
Buena Rista Ranch, in Nevada county, was
fatally injured on Saturday week. 1t ap-
pears, says the Democrat, that the lumber is
carried out Of the mill on car, which runs
on a descending track. The unfortunate man
was riding out on car load of lumber and
while descending the track at rapid rate,
he threw off a heavy scantling, one end of
which caught in such a manner as to swing
the other end along the car, striking him a
terrible blow on the side and head. His left
arm was broken, his side and back badly
bruised, and the back OF his skull fractured.
His injuries were SO great that he died last
Sunday
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

BURNED TO DEArH-A little daughter five
years of age) of Mrs. Anderson, who resides
on the Bonsalls Ferry road, about 0 miles
from Stockton, died on Sunday night, says
the Argus, under most painful circumstances.
She had been playing with younger sister
in the absence Of the mother, with the fire
in the stove, from which her dress caught.
In an instant she was envcloped in flames,
and before assistance could reach her, she
was burned in manner that caused her
death after suffering most intense pain some
five or six hours
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

CASE OF GLNERAL HARNEY.-A letter from
Washington says that the case Of Gen. Har-
ney excited considerable interest there. and
the public mind seemed to be much relieved
at ascertaining that he was not to be serious
ly affected by the charge of disobedience to
Gen. SCOTS orders. The Secretary of War
has addressed communication to the Gen.
in regard to the matter, censuring him in the
mildest terms for his course on the Island of
San Juan, in consideration of his high esti-
nation of his character as a soldier, and al
lowing him either leave of absence, or the
command of one of the Military Departments,
as he may desire
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

The SILVER AGE, is the name of a neatly
printed weekly, issued, for the first time, on
the nth of November, at Carson City. The
title is well chosen, for the land is one of sill
yer, and the discovery of ats mines introduces
silver age. The editor John C. Lewis is a
man of ability, honest and upright, and he
will deserve support whether he receives 1t
or not. lie says he will make the paper just
worthy of the support accorded it. That is
the true rule of action in such matters. Well,
brother Lewis, we wish you much success.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

LADIES FEsTIvAL.-The ladies are getting
mp Fair and Festival, to be held on the Ilth,
18th and 18th Of December next, for the pur.
pose of paying the debt of the Catholic
Church of Marysville We hope they will
be literally encouraged. One thing We
know, and that is that the occasion of the
Fair and Festival will be one of rare enjoy
ment. for the Catholic ladies understand max
ing such affairs just what they should be.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22
FALL RACES.
Marysville Park Course.

WEDNESDAY, Nov 2lst.-The first race was
a single dash of a mile, with three entries
Blue Dick, Breckenridge and Charley Won
by Charley in l:5s.
Next came a trotting match for purse Of
S25-thFee in five For this race Ab. John
son entered ch. g. Baby; C. d. Bellows, b.
6. Billy Harrington and C. H. Osborn, g. Q.
Idol. The latter was distaneed in the first
heat, Baby winning three straight heats,
though closely pressed by Billy Harrington.
Time-3:4t, 81, 2;5S.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22
MARYSvILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 22d.
AGENCY NOTICE.

Air. L. p. FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco to receive advertisements, receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
DKNooRAr. Omce-No NY Washington street
nearly opposite Magulre's Opera House. upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

PASSED TuRoUeH.-The Sheriff of Tehama
county arrived here, Tuesday night, with a
convict destined for San Quentin for two
years, for grand larceny. He lodged him in
the Station House. and started on with him.
yesterday morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

WATER SrRIKE-The miners of Dutch Flat
are endeayoring to procure a reduction in
the rates of water. They have been paying
twenty cents an inch, and wish to have it re-
duced to twelve and a half cents. A meet
ing was held there on the evening of the nth
inst, and resolutions adopted that no water
should be used unless it could be procured at
bit an inch, and declaring that any parties
using water costing more were doing an in
justice to the community.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

WARM HUcATAN.-A dispatch from New
Orleans dated Nov. 8, says: The schooner
brilliant has arrived with advices from
Campeachy to the 18th ult, and reports the
outbreak of new civil war in Yucatan
caused by the imposing of inland duties on
the goods from Campeachy, and contention
for the revenues Of the Island of Carmen
The General Government and neighborine
provinces had prepared to invade Campeaehy
but the latter had anticipated their move
ments, and were marching troops on the
Capital.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

FALL OF ONE OF THE BIG TREEs.-A dis
patch from Murphy's Camp says that the gale
of Friday night blew down one of the Big
Trees known as the "AIiner's Cabin"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

HOTEL lNTERNATIONAL-Ths is one of the
most elegant hotels in San Francisco 1t is
especially favorite stopping place of visi-
tors at the Bay, from Marysville. No pleas
anter locality can be found in San Francisco
1t is situated on Jackson street, few doors
above Montgomery, and is a first class hotel
in every particular
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

DANCING SoHooL.-See Mons and Madame
Peri's advertisement in another place. OPP.
portunities are offered to young people to
learn to dance and to older persons to i'm
prove themselves in dancing, which ought
not to be neglected. Dancing schools are
frequently very pleasant social gatherings.
and no one, who cares about dancing at all
loses anything by little practice.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

Ir is said that two blacksmiths af Brook
lyn lately fought duel with sledge ham
mers, and SO beat one another that they both
died
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

Pixies PEAK.-Clark, Gruber d Co., bank
ers at Pixies Peak, estimate the gold yield Of
that region for the current year, at about So
100000. Great numbers of miners were
leaving for the States and Mexico to pass the
winter
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

FINED.-Isaac S. Doan was fined by the
Recorder, yesterday, s. for driving a loaded
wagon upon the sidewalk. lie paid the
amount and was discharged.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22
DIED.

UIEUs
In this city, Nov. 20, Mary Julia, only daughter of
Jas. p and Il. A. Omestead, aged year and month.
In Carson City, L. T., Nov. nth, Charles Hume,
of II. s. and Elizabeth Mary Phillips, aged four
years, two months and three days, of inflammation of
the lungs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

A DISPATCH from Leavenworth says that the
Fort Scott Democrat, of October 9th, con-
firms the report of the burning of "A dwell
ings, on the Cherokee neutral lands, 10y order
of Indian Agent Cowan. Much indignation
was felt in Southern Kansas, at the severity
of the means taken by the authorities.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22
9er advertisements.
Houses and Lots for sale.

tsT4aE, MRS. MARY A. CODY offers for sale the
e,9Esl following described property The houses
EHksA on street, between Third and Fourth. num-
ks2SSsA bered 81 and 93-sze oflot 2Ox161. These
houses are now renting at good rates and will conn
ue to command good rates One is a very nice dwell
ing house, with plenty of room on two floors. The
other is now occupied as a Saloon and has always
been regarded a desirable locality.
She also desires to sell very nice piece of property
on street. opposite the Presbyterian Church. 1t is
the house now occupied by Mrs. Winans, and stands
on lot 2lNiC0.
Call at No. 81 street. in the basement. no22
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

The Scott Valley Mirror" published in
Scott Valley. Siskiyou county, is edited by J..
Wing Oliver.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

THE number of children in Yolo county
from l to II years, is lO5S, and the amount
Of votes polied at the late election was 1851
Now what will be the ratio of increase of
both children and citizens ten years hence
hRighfs Landing News.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22
Arrivals at the U. S. Hotel.

Arrivals at the u. $. Hotel.
STOKES SHIELDS. ..... .PROPRIETORS.
November 20.
Robinson Yuba co Noys A Sutter
Smith NJ NJ Bradlaw w Nevada co
Harris w Dougherty @ Yuba co
Bensley Eureka Miller Ed Sutter co
Mcdonald l. Yuba CO Clark Yuba co
Dickinson L S Nickson
Moore A Nuba co Lucksmger
Buckley VIC " Cross A Keystone
Gasharie l. j WormeisdorT w w
Norris san Francisco Proctor W Wyandott
Claot J. st Louis No Rutherford
Leggett ID Montazuma LOrng
O'Connor 4 San FranciscoZnbriskie Long Bar
Chandler w Forest cityThompson NJ & Il
Bates Williams w
lIeGerkamp G Mayfeld Knights l'g
Rackln CamptonFil cKlgur l.
Nelson Money Flat Shields
Hopkins &" Scott w A Pine Grove
Brrcy Yuba co Woodruff uausonvle
RyderJ Day
Griffith VIM Hacker
Wher city Rowe Bangor
Green II city Baker Sutter co
Rey w city Jones "
Myers Long Bar Welsh John Yuba co
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

GETTING WELL.-We are informed, says
Nevada Democrat, that the Chinaman. who
was so badly injured last Friday, near Turn
er's Mill, by tree falling upon him, is likely
to recover. 1t appears that the tree fell upon
his head, breaking open his skull, and the
poor fellow has lost portion of his brains
but under the skilful treatment of DR.. Xiii.
a celebrated surgeon from Hong Kong, the
injured celestial is doing finely.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

SsKYou county, casting vote of 8,74o,
contributed to the Washington Monument the
sum of S75S AZ.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22
Naramtee Deeds
BATHS F.! BATHS!

~ II. ANDERSON, Proprietor.
-, - fkiCES REDUCED Warm Cold and Shower
s nahs - cents per bath on week days Corner Of ID
Fents ON street. no2t
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-22

The Brother DEAD.-The Knights Ferry
Index says. Stephen Smith, who was shot by
his brother, Daniel Smith, at Don Pedro's
Bar, last week, for alleged Grim. con. with
the latters wife, has since died of his wounds
Daniel was arrested, but upon examination
before Justice Saunders. was discharged. the
shooting being held justiiable.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-19
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