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Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25
Democratic Primary Election.

The following persons are appointed officers OF The
Primary Election, to be held TUESDAY, August 2sth,
the Polls to be held at the following places
First Ward-At the Merchants Hotel. Inspector,
WV. Presbury; Judge, John Spring, Clerk, Geo. W.
Stanton.
Second ward-At the Institution Saloon, corner of
Third and D streets Inspector, T. M. Paul; Judge,
s. @. Tompkins Clerk, J. McC. Reardan.
Third WardAt fremont Saloon, corner second
street and Maiden Lane. Inspector, H. Barnett (;
Judge, Luke 0'Brien Clerk, j. H LassiteT.
Fourth Wsrd-At To wn Talk Saloon, corner Of Sec
ond and streets. Inspector, A. d. Starr Judge,
Hugh Carr; Clerk, Geo. NJ. Scott.
Polls open from I to O'clock P. M.
By order of the DOUGLAS AND JOHNSON CLUB.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25

A. NJ WINN.-Elsewhere, we publish
letter from A. NJ. Winn, taken from the
Union) in which he announces himself for
Douglas, and gives briefly and cogently the
reasons why he cannot support Breckenridge
Mr.. Winn was late President of the Breckin-
ridge Club in Sutter county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25
S25 REWARD.
STEAM NAVIGATION co.

DIVIDEND of Three (3) per cent
- has been declared by the Trustees of
thls company, payable in cash and after the 18TH
inst. HORACE REACH Sccrctsrx' ,"
Marysylle, Aug II, 1860 aui6
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25

An insane woman. named Elzabeth Bibins
has been sent to Stockton from san Fran
cisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25

The Breckinridgers, last night, in order to
collect their forces together. employed the
fife and drum to play "Come out of the wild
erness." We thought it would have been
more appropriate for them to have played
"Hark from the tonlbs."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25
gew advertisements.
8, STAHL'S
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
And General Agency,
No. sc ID street, MarysviIIe.

WILL furnish at the shortest notice, Families, Ho-
w tel Keepers, Farmers Mechanics, Miners, Con
tractors, Manufacturers, StoreL eepers, Tradesmen
&C., with the most reliable help, male or female.
Stores and private residei. rented, houses and
lands leased and sold. Rents and bills collected etc
eor- All orders from the country addressed as
above, through mail or express, will be promptly at
tended to. specified time for filling the orders 3.
mentoni nature Of work, and the amount OF wages,
is required in order to avoid disappointment.
s. STAHL, Proprietor.
=. S.-Strangers either wanting help seeking en-
ployment, not acquainted with the proprietor Of the
above institution, are referred to any baspess in
the city.
au2I S. sTAHL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25

ARKANsAs.-The cause of the Seeeders does
not flourish in Arkansas as will be seen from
election returns
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25
Daily Stages to Sacramento.
CITIZENS LINE.
INGLES g. CO, .PROPRIETORS.
Merchants Hotel.

SRadk THlslong established and popular House
Esk4N is one of the most comfortable and home
kss4H like Hotels in the State.
GsAz2A A LARGE FIRE PROOF SAFE is in the
Office for the of guests
BAR AND BILLIARD ROOMS first floor
* once up stairs House open all night
au94-my SETH W. CHURCHILL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25
- = - -
BIRTHS.

In this city, August 21th, the wife Of NJ Waterman
of daughter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25
Yuba County Union Convention.

THNHE FRIENDS OF BELL AND EVERETT, in the
Il County of Yuba, will meet at MaTysyilie, OF the
27h day of August, at the City Hall, for the purpose
of eecting delegates to the State Convention OF the
Constitutional Union party, to be holden IN Sacra-
meuto on the FIRST Wednesday in September next.
August 10th, 1860.
Chas Z. Fkins, l. NJ. Anderson,
John II. Tennent, G. r. Nightingale,
Jno. G. FALL 10. Tidball,
VIM. Friend, S. W. Glazier,
jos. V. Lyons, l. &. Israel. auI7
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25

Attention Yuba Engine Co. No. 2.
There will be 81 ecial meeting of the company this
Saturday evening, August II, at O'Clock.
TH0s. ]. POWERS, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25

Probate Notice.
A LII persons having claims against the estate Of j
~ u. Poynter, deceased, are hereby notified to
present the same, with proper vouchers, within ten
months from date to me- at the office Of Phil w. Key
ser, Yuba city, Sutter county, California.
HENRY p. Watkins,
Executor Of the estate of !. r. Poynter, decersed.
Marysve, Aug. Gath, 1860. au25tf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25
NskTICE.

~ Office Is hereby given, that tho business hereto
~ fore carried on under the name and style of
hoSS DEARD0EFF dealers in Stoves and Tnware
on the OF First Street and Maiden Lane in the
CITY Of Marysyle, will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style of Il. G. ROSS & co. JRDEAR--
one Of thepartners OF the former firm, having
removed to San Francisco. All persons Indebted 10
with 4, G. ROSS SEQ. on9I.Im
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-25

Eurekas.
There will be special meeting of Eureka Engine
Company on Saturday evening, August25,a at O'Clock.
By order of Foreman, P. J. JOCELYN, Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21
ART ITEMS.

The annual auction sale Of the New-York AEists is
TO take place in February at the OF the Acsde
nyot Design in Tenth street. Church, Kensett, Du-
rand GigDoux, and Deay all the prominent artists Of
the city will contribute to it. This annual sale Of
works Of art is founded upon the came principle as
that of tie annual book sae, and will be equally b.
fetal to the public and the artists. There Ia no
why painters and sculptors shoud not avail themselves
of the sound rules Of commerce in the disposal Of their
productions which have their mercantile value like
binary articles of commerce. But unhappiy for artists,
they have generally been too transcendenta to stoop
to TIE practice Of merchants aud manufacturers in dis
posing of their wares. Turner the great landscape
painter, however, knew how to drive sharp bargain,
and be died millionaire.
"A writer in The London Illustrated Neps states
that in an interview which he once had with the late
Washington Irving at the house of Murray, the pub
Usher Irving said that Lesie had accompanied him In
bis explorations of the streets and byplaces of Old
LoDden and made sketches of the historical localities
which interested them. On being asked what had be-
come of these sketches Mr.. Irving replied that he stu
had part Of them, ard Leslie had the other. As the
drawings and sketches of Leslie were to be sold in
London this month"; the drawings in question may here
after be published and as Irving bequeathed his pa
pefs 10 Dis NEPHEW 10 DO uttu III INC oViPhauVu vi
his biography it is to be hoped that these sketches
of Leslies, which would possess treble interest as
works of ant and personal "reminiscences of the su
thor and the artist, may be given to the world.
Mr.. Eastman johnson, the painter of that admir-
able picture OF Amer an life enormously called the
"0ld Kentucky Home" has just completed very
striking portrait Of Genio C. Scott. The cod Ken
lucky Home" is in fact exact representation of
locality in National capital 1t is highly charac-
terstic of Washington, but not in the least SO of Ken
lucky. Mr.. johnson is generally supposed to be a
Southern man; but he is from the State of Maine,
though he resided come time in Washington, where
his father holds situstion in the Navy Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

"beticals, with Specimens Of their Poems" by
Islander Aga Abgnrias, military surgeon in Bey.
rput: work % Midwifery BY Ibrahim Eifcudi,
g cal for subscriptions to lexicon of Terms in
Art in Arabic or adopted into that Language" by
Janus ell Schidjak and Jusuf Beschara"
The publication Of DIR. Bahrnauers edition Of
" Abu Sehame's History of the Regns Of Nureddin
land Saladin, as feailietoH to the Hadikdf,
mentioned in former letter.
Prof Constantine Tischendorf of Leipzig, who for
yeor or two has been seeking ancient manuscripts
for the Russian Government in the Greek, Syrian,
Coptic, and Abyssinan Converts, has reached st.
Petersburg with his "plunder," In his collection
are twelve PaliDpsests, several of which are Syriac
MSS, written upon three-coumned Greek Coptic
MSS. Of very high antiquity; also Greek MSS,
some of them in UDcial letters; Arabic, Syriac,
Coptic, Abyssinian, Hebrew, and Armenian MSS,
and divers Egyptian papyrus rolls, &c. The pearl
of all ia the old Greek manuscript-of which wrote
you last Spring-containng parts of the Old Tesla
ment (Septuagint), and the entire New Testament,
belonging according to Tischendorf to the fourth
century therefore the oldest complete codex. This
is a present from the monks of Mt Sinai to the
Car as Protector to the Orthodox Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

s round ts Coat from ssd which eos last sudsis tbs sscs
The bsck Of tho audience who shouted the
You in there 4 svssts ana the prsens sVpssd relish
The joke exceedingly"
"a. W. Brown the Kansas Herald Of Freedom
man who yirlifed John Brown, has, 1t appears, got
himself into trouble, according to Lawrence cor.
respondent of The Learenrorfh Times. He says;
"Aporpo. 20 thls we have little scandal IN gscdy city
Mrs. O. W Brown has spilled for divorce cnsryn{ hsI neye
lord with adultery and nhman treatment seems that snse
cannot :nd ~: rig TwG sfcrn
as the editor Of the first Free State paper In kansas
gives unusual interest 20 the case Certain squiyoco sp
Eom Browns female CLERK which have fallen INTO Ms d.
hands give dark coorins to the Byorn business"
The New.York correspondent Of The Mobile Reg
ister makes the following remarkable statements with
regard TO The N. Y Herald
Yours Bennett the principal assistant editor 70 o..
father he conducts The editorial when ms
gave no token editorial talent but all tina, has H
has beea year OF the editorial rooms every Gay IN
town. and either wrote dictated the principal editorials he
bs moro talent than bis father though not the
There person the United States that mss suoa
education young Bennett He has pent year: N france
es consequently be speaks writes and reads al saose AN
auases with the correctness Of native. When he 81 few
hence. biz s. intend; to sssn E.,a me som sao
Pcpetor When the old gentlemsn dies then the hesd
ing will be back to the single b. the son IA. 1s
nary Engaged upon IT, The principal editorial writer the
DR. Jones' who the real author Of the lmPondns
Dr. Jones in Ths Herald Office aots and statements that
have been sested by Mr. Bennett Helper may have assisted
tbs Doctor A, proof Of th let your attention 10 the
nr,i few DAYS before the meeting Censess then The
opened repabshug extracts and abusing editoh
ally day after day until member, Of Conges. ENGAGED Ia the
the psSIis6er is secured"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

osbso Hs q eoassrvsti,s s.1 fssssssxS-s teasss -
. scbisvs TIE gscsll:. lssssss q ws.ass - 49, -
IKE air. which may pessby BE- assumed . stlrsot silsasa
tboush soch desn would - hardly worhy Of ~ sod e.
arjrsuspts WIKI heed vel alsd ins1s. h osa6 sls
70 neglect any pecuishsy 10 he external dsssu<ions
The finale Of the Indiana State Democratic Goa
ven,on presented solitary traveller, vending hh w
out of Indianapolis. His head was bowed, he form
bent and his walk feeble. Sad indeed was hs appear
auce, and empty hs once welHled purse. That seii-
tary traveller that detected man, Jesse d. Bdsa
one Of the Bogus Indiana Senator'S He had trassls&
long distance TO Rog the Douglas faction, and wss
himself badly whipped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

or than IN Che care Of toothed gearing bus In other TO
srecs the csioDsl wheels eeem 10 work est smooth
ly The shack lash" or rattle Of teeth, especially
when worn IL prevented The chief economy Is IN the
first cost The cutting Of the teeth Of gearing in-
wolves the application Of sbstruse neihemstical prn-
cplee each side Of each tooth is shaped TO an cpl
eyelodal curve, varying with the dismeters OF the
wheels. The machines ane processes required are ex
pensve and numerous, especially in cases Of beveled
gearing. But the preparation Of frietionsl geRing Is
the most simple and straight forward work Of the
turning lathe.
A Mr.. Page Is now designing q vessel OF war, to Do
submitted TO the British Government, OF such con-
strueton as to defy the utmost Powtr OF existing ord
nsrce which viii be capable ofhrowng with accuracy
hundred explosive shells per hour into any dock
yard three miles distant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

II il jsbt fcr man to hold property In man believe
thst the negro popolsop q Csnsda vii give c.r,n me 20
psr with their White brethren in the Qovernment OF
The country; and PROVE. rs a Is already doing. tho
fasebood Of the assertion that the negro race inca
pable of cultivation. CAsApAS'
NJ. Ya<L Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

YELLOW FEVER AT CURAcoA.--By the bark veaus,
Capt Atkinson, which arrived at this portion Friday
morning from Curacoa we learn that the yellow fever
,vo. nr.vs;,;nr sor enc troops at that place. Inc
Venus lost one man by the disease, AS
hospital there three others sick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

FRoM NASSAU, N. Ply the brig Alma, Capt.
Brown, arrived on Friday, we have dates to the lltd
inst. general election for Members Of the House Of
ssembly took place on the several islands between
the Goth and 25th December, which resulted In a
majority against the Government The ship Leca
Lomond, from New-York for Havre, was loading
cotton from the wreck Of the ship Redwood. The
cargo Of the chip Margaret, Merriman, Of Portland.
from New-Orlesns for Glasgow, wrecked Dec. IL %
Memory Rock, was saved, aud brought into Nasuau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21
SCIENCE, INDUSTRY, AND INTENTION

NEWSPAPER ADpREssIsa MAcuINE.--The Daily,
semi-weekly, and Weekly editions of THE TRIBUNE
have now reached unprecedented circulation, and az
mail subscriptions still coming in more rapidly than
ever before necessity has arisen for the use OF labor
saving machinery in the mailing department. Some
weeks SINCE X. w. e. ID. Davis of Elmira, N. T.,
placed in our Office an ingenious and simple machine
for addressing papers and wrappers, which wa. "'
once set NJ work ON small position Of the daily edition,
ss o ftp EMERGENCY.
A radical change in any department of mammoth
newspaper establishment like The TRIBUNE, must
necessarily take time and be attended with consdera
bic labor but having gradually increased the duty of
this machine since ito first introduction, we nov
satisfied that II will do considerable portion Of the
work for which it is intended much better and cheaper
than it has heretofore been done by band
The machinery consists essentially of two distinct
parts, one lettering the type or blocks with which the
impressions are made and the other doing the printing
The lettering machine consists Of disk wheel
about eight inches in diameter, the periphery Of
which are firmly attached dies representing the letters
Of the alphabet. By revolving this wheel or disk on
its axis die representing any desired letter lie
brought in position, and stamps lite impress small
block when another letter is brought in position, aud
10 on until the entire address is stamped which is
compIshed in about the same time required by COM
position to set the same number Of type in stick
largo number of these blocks having been impressed
with the addresses readily attached to band thus
forming an endless belt of bocks. These belts are
systematically arranged in boxes, 30 that any address
may be referred to in moment, for change or other
purpose When used, belt is taken from the box,
and placed the printing machine ready for operation
in few seconds, when the impressions are made bya
slight pressure with the fot, as rapidly as the papers
or wrappers can be removed from the press The en-
tire apparatus IL operated by hand is simple, compact
cheap, requires no skill to work it, and ' rot liable to
get out of repair which renders it well adapted to pa
pers Of small as well ne large circulation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

The CALoRIc EEcISE.-0wing to the danger Oh
generating steam without constant attention and care
the Eriesson Engine If rapidly being introduced for
pumping, hosting, and other purposes where but hle
power is required. The machine is simple, perieS4y
sae and with due attention to the regulation OF heat
IL not liable TO disarsngement There are inherent DIM
culties in the Of atmospheric air which viii Prooa
bly, prevent its taking the place OF steam Tor ma
ne and other large engines. but from its safety econ
omy and reliability it is taking the place OF horse ana
manual labor wherever it is adapted TO the work per-
formed. the consumption of few pounds of coal per
dsy being found much cheaper than its equivalent IN
muscle of lnsn or beast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

Nyw ByyR-CooLING APrARATUs.-A he~ French
invention for cooling beer in breweries b now being
introduced in this couI try the frat American aPpars
tins having been just put up in the Crotoa Brewery
this CITY. Ii is alleged that this device ooo's the beer
directly rom the cpper thus saving mach space in the
building, az well as the trouble Of passing Il through
the several operations heretofore prsciced
II IL simply constructed OF a series OF hoiiz'nnh
tubes, of given length ono placed above the other
and 20 cemented at their ends, that cold water wheh
forced int, the lower tube, circulates through the
whole series, and is discharged at the top. HE not
beer Is applied TO the surface Of the upper tube, where
II t,ckIes down in thin sheet from one tube TO shs
ether thus rapidly mpartng its beat 10 the water cur
culatipg within the tubes.
PRIcrIoNAL GEARrsG.--Frictional gearing is com,
inc info suceetsful use Great Britain for all small
mscbneTv. Instead Of one wheel driving another ~
tIe intersection or MASKING Of the cogs or teen
On their rs the adjacent surfaces or faces OF inc
Wheels are groOyed IN the direction Of their motion
lie the rolls Of rolling mill These grooves are "
sbspd snd the friction Of the We OF one wheel seanss
ths s of the We Of tho other wheel s 80 great thai
the ore drives the other o. Ia the case o. cGss ans
fetor OF the jourssis OF tbs sbs's 70
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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w. q Ns=--s CHURCH / DUPONT. NJ. -
D-Uzivzy, Sev Eask- Tie Einoa Tod i * C. he
Ers4fsz medicine q tie z~- and Is -sEi5ly driving
III G: =;E nix. Al he qr=7k -1t-uzas = =a'=a
tozz lis e5ssey graz md Is suEs-i7E5Fy 80
justly l-kn9vIs1eea TIA: !; /. fuu1 tzzl; - ErF-
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tIrIe Dr. E.1os'E oelsl-zted s-Ir1sn;e Cordial :
osdi-f-s prepared bT reE-lz- physician :. =-'--
.s,cc II ms --og.zzo1 a-G vn@ who Has devoted Ms
RE = ;fe peculiar phases q Inzr:zle 5s= il =
no running. gu; q El-5irine wilic1 Commands :.s--
y :5ose Only who sPP:e--=:s t--iTsz-C>E-e1-7
Fir. 7Tl4sE
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

C1kADA GAHs As 0EKz-In eonss-
cueno. Of n alleged agitation Which the
Canadians EEsci . believe EXITS a. Wash
iaczon. for the purpose Of induring Quesn
Victoria either 70 sell, OF quietly reii1qUISa
be- claim . CEasdh ufr-or oft5s TaItso
sssf=s. NJ. Simpson has giTen n0tacs q
the following -odoa IN the Canadian Pa
l:rez-
address 70 her usieErr fbs Queen: F-sE-
Ing. that n fbe ereus Of recsiTing any
proposition from she Congress .: ths al
I'd S.s4es Eo- TIE acquisition Of Sr-;lSa
Eo-1h America, o aaE portion thereof he'
Majesty rEi be grEci0rEfr pleased 70 reply
thst considerations conrerted WIKI ths
ts-rp:ness 81 the bunsa race 4 gen
e-si and with the wEIi=bsing snd l-oe--
ties Of So-sh AMERICA L particular. 1oro.d
ms idea Of 2cceding thereto; 5Ut thaf- Il
crder - show her majeste's appreciation
Of the trading propensity q Congress. and
wiling 70 indulge Il 50 fax Es 5 consistent
With the feeling 2ad inte-est Of her subjects
n North Ansrica, the Queen = prepared
70 receive q proposition for ne acquisition
bv Canada of the States Of Michigan and
Maine Of either Of them
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28

EDEAED Bates II the oOart room, IS
counsel for the defsndar; II the great S.
Louis breach Of promise case, IS tbus de-
c-5bed BY the ST Louis correspondent OF
7ne New YORK TTEss-
aHs Is now zbout sixty-fTs ysarE old,
bit hale end strong; his presence IS noble;
q rosssiTe head friagsd Win iroc-gray
hair, Gnd Es:u:e isee with broadly defined
features, PiaE*al emile usually trembling
upoa his lips Es. is e-ninsrtlT adapted 70
eonduc. the defense II case o. tins kind
By Ms persuasive eiogueuce, graceful style,
pertectiy smooth sai flowing in hsrnon!-
Gus numbers, his powers Of e! sarcasm,
sbrswd ard sigui6ean: suggestion, Indirect
inuendo. and perfect susvity and COURTESY
Of panrer. &c IS the most finished
speaker 81 the council table, commanding
e singuIsTly strong Saxon Vocabulary. E
wide range of general leading and i-lust-a-
tea, and hEppy kaack Of appropriate
cuotsticu."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-28
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ca. Ter III. wheeling Republican

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GorSsE q lie nsE and dangerous FoLfrls2l oosafiN
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s11I1FfrT n riEhfS Euanlg eE=DsI= an Fh2 re =
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t.sSs-F q Z ssesSanhi -sz-fE -sEe ne Ez3a-7ty
r-iD1lujss Is esAbl;stsd II rhis Government =: The
ezpeuss q IL e1s-saoe- Eye -ssoeso = Ia= Il 1e
CIR a. Tzrz-Esz x u 7-cjn-k. 4 N Weto=s9sT
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