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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

SHASTA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
At the Shasta County Democratic Conven-
tion, held at Shasta last Thursday, John
White was nominated for Assemblyman, and
the following named persons were elected
delegates to the State Convention which
meets on the 5th
A. Skillman, f. Garter, Henry Ball, r. T.
Sprague, d. Meaghcr, j. w. Garder, B Shurt-
left, E. Nichols.
Previous to the nomination of Assembly
man, the following resolution was unaAimous,
ly adopted:
Resoleed, That the candidates for the AS
sembly now come forward and pledge them.
selves to oppose both the re election of VIM.
NJ. Gwin to the United States Senate, and
the passage of the infamous Parsons Bulk
head bill, or any measure akin to it,
Resolutions endorsing the nomination of
Douglas and Johnson, and declaring in favor
of the principle of on.intervention, were
unanimously adopted
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
,TILe EIediea. and surricnI snsti1n1n oc


Dr. H. >. CHAPhAY, is already secured in position
which places It, MS well as its proprietor, far above
the assaults Of envy and professional malice In the
schools of France, the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department Of Medical
science, and they occupy with Others am equally lofty
position in the profession Rcord Ia an ilustrous ex
ample shining light among the philosophical stars Of
his age in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equaed
him in This country, as proof Of which, the Phila-
delpma College OF Medicine complimcntcd him with
Diploma, and the honorary al cWn6eua degree Sc
lectng this as his field Of operation although qualified
as graduate of the University of Pcsth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the hungarian Revolutionary army,
Tor more extended abors, DR.. L. j. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the cure of chronic and pr
vate diseases, ia whchhe has become so great an ex
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in this
branch Of his throughout the United States,
and his portrait and biography published as mat
tor of interest TO their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street, corner Of
LedesIorG, nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa
chc Mail Steamship Company.
90" We ask particular attention of our readers TO
theswon certificates Of remarkable cures, in another
column OF this paper jc30-8m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

BEECKINEIDGE STRoNGHoLD-Th Breckin.
ridgers have all along been boasting that the
Millville precinct was d Breckinridge strong.
hold At their primary election to elect del
egates, there were seven men present-lour
Douglas and three Breckenridge men. The
Douglas "cusses" amused themselves for a
time by voting down the motions made by
the Breckinridgers, after which they with
drew and permitted the three Breckinrdgers
to elect delegates. The night following
about twenty-five Douglas men assembled
and elected delegates to the regular conyen-
ticn. If Millville is Breckenridge strong
hold, may the Lord have mercy on the Shas-
tn County Breekinridge weak hold. d.--Shasta
(Olricr
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

DUEL NEAR SAN ANDREAs.-A telegram to
the Sacramento morning papers, say that a
duel took place, Sunday morning, near the
Kentucky House, five miles south of San
Andreas, in Calaveras county, between Rich
ard Reid and Henry Norman. Weapons,
shot guns distance, forty yards. BY agree
ment between the seconds, unknown to the
principals, neither gun was charged save
with powder. Only one exchange of shots
took place, and tie parties separated
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
ETnS. INEaSr.nNK

An experienced nurse ana female physician, has
soothingsy for chldrcntcching, which grcatyfa
ciiate The process Of teathing by sofcuine the gums
reducing all inAamation-vin alay all pain, and is
surcto regulate the bowels. Depend upon 70 mothers
will everest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants. Pefeety safe in all cases. See adycr.
useWoA' IN another column. mayi-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
Arrivals.

SAN FRANcIsco, September g.
John L. Stephens arrived from Panama
last night with the mails ana passengers OF
August 18th.
The Overland Mail arrived at > O'clock
Dates TO August 18th.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

RIcn LEAD.-A dispatch from Columbia
dated September ID, says
a rich lead was struck at Rawhide Ranch,
near Columbia, a few days ago. Upwards Of
sixty thousand dollars has already been ta-
ken out The lead is two inches wide and is
nearly all gold
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

TIE brig Thos. Achorn arrived at New
York on the 11th August, from the coast Of
Africa, in charge Of Master Nathaniel Green,
she having been captured on the 9th of
June by the United States steamer Mystic,
on the supposition that she was SLAYER.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

OLD CALAyERAs.-We have the assurance
of several highly influential and well in
formed citizens of Calaveras that that county
is certain for Douglas and the regular Demo
cratic ticket throughout. The Democracy
are aroused, and working with viii that
admits of no such thing as Lancha
Piaaa Dispatch.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
Sprtjal 0otitrz.

Ncwcll's Cough Syrup .--As each bottle
OF this article is accompanied by ample testimony in
rearonto the merits of It's contents, further comment
is unnecessary.
SoMly RICE, COFFIN &c CO.,
Wholesale and Retail, p D street,
aust 9m Ma-ys,fue
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

HONEY LAKEE's ALL RIGHr.-Thore are
several hundred voters in Honey Lake Val
ley-all of whom, says correspondent of
the Plumas Argus, are for Douglas, save Bob
Smith, who is a Breckinridgcr, and two Re
publcans.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

CnINA-The British and French forces
nave gone to the Gulf of Pechele to make
war p earnest, intending, it is supposed, to
reach Pekin, If possible.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

DRowSED.-On Saturday last, says the
Knights Landing News, little girl about
two years DID, the daughter of Mr. Moor
blacksmith of Cacheville, wandered away
from the house and fell into the Cacheville
Ditch and was drowned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

YoLo CoNvENrIoN.-The Democratic Con
vention of Yolo county met at Cachcyile on
the lst inst, and nominated Nicholas Wyckon
for member of the Assembly. The following
named persons were elected to the State Con-
yention: Jerome c. Davis, Dir. II. NJ. Fiske,
Peter Brandon, W. G. Seeley aud James A.
Hutton. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted endorsing the nomination of Douglas
and johnson
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
Halls snr.nparilin, yellow oocn

Halls 'snrsnpariIin, Yellow DOc;E and
lodide of fPotas is prepared from the finest red ia
maca Sarsaparilla and English Iodidc OF Potqss-ad-
mirahe as restorative and purifier of the blood it
ceanses the system Of all morbid and impure mot ter
removes pimples bols and eruptions from the skin
cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds. All who
can afford should use it, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong llfe
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle
r. HALL & CO., Propricturs,
Wholesale Druggists, 1i3 ami 14j Clay street,
mills Gm Below Montgomery, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

TIE steamer Golden Age carried way sew
cral tons of ore, from tie Spanish vein at
Wnshoe.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
naiIp 9latlonal 1rmotrat.

HUMBOLDT DENocRAuo County CoNvEN-
rIoX.-This body met at Eureka, Aug. 2sth,
and passed strong Douglas resolutions and
also strongly denouncing the Boilers. The
following named persons were elected dele
gates to the State Convention to be held at
Sacramento Sept. 5th, viz: j. T. Ryan, w. C.
Martin. A. J. Huestis.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
Fortunate EscArr-A young lad, by the

FORTUNATE EscAPE-A young lad, by the
name Of Oryille Deaman, about lS years of
age, while Gying his Kite on the Hill back Of
the Catholic Church. on Monday last acci-
IDENTITY fell backwards, into shaft about go
feet deep. There about four feet Of water
in the shaft at the titde, which the little fel-
low struck in q sitting posture. As soon as
he recovered, from his sudden and unpre-
meditated fall and found that he was not
seriously injured, he called loudly for help
but mono being at hand he soon commenced
efforts to eXtricate himself The shaft being
plankod for about fifteen feet above him, he
soon found that this would be the most diff
cult part OF the ascent. lie made several
efforts with his clothes and boots on, but only
TO slip and fall again after ascending a short
distance. lie finally diyested him Of all his
clothing except his Shirt, ana took of his
boots; tAen by bracug his feet and back
against the opposite side Of the shaft, lac
finally worked himself to the top of the
plauking, upon which he was able to rest
awhile. From this point upward, lis ascent
was made by digging holes into the opposite
side Of The shaft, into which he successiycly
placed his feet, and thus step by step, as
cendcd to the surface Grass vallcy NJ
tional
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

A nUMoR is ahoat that the Yancey Seces-
sionists and Republicans are trying toget up
a fusion in Amador county
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

OnEGoN-The Oregon Democratic State
Central Committee has divided nearly equal
ly between Douglas and Bgoekinridge, the
former having the majority
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
.y. w. WINTER,
NShTEG,E.

NOTICE is hereby eiven, that the business hereto
y fore carried ou under tine name and style Of
cty OF NlIrysyle, win hereafter hc conducted uude,
theuamc and style OF u. G. ROSS co. J.E.DEAE-
the former firm wplcgse call ana settle Immediately
with r.. q. ROSS u co. uu2l-lm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
z .ELE c. .Eas. a a z p .Eg.TC.
lover THE STATE LINEl
DCmocratic Convention.

NNVI1NNHNIVi 81 7I'WOor 3D.
The Dousls Democratic County Convcn-
tion met at u N. to day, and nominated VIM.
> Long for Senator. The convention is sill
in session.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
Horses, Bsulcs ~ Camp Equipa%c
FOR SAEE.

w. ONE HUNDRED Mules and Horses nine
tta--A Wagons and sctts of six Mule Harness,
VI ~ Sha1'sltips, reyolycrs sud Camp equip
Ass--z-sa age OF an kinds viii arrive and hc offered
at private and public sale, at thc OREGON STABLE,
coiuer of Thrd and streets, MuysviIle, on NE
TENTH or SGtrEMBEltncAt, where they VIII remain
u,lti f,rtlrr notice sci If
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

PoLITICs IN KLAMATu.-A gentleman who
has the means of knowing says the Hum
boldt Times, informs us that a large majority
Of the Democracy of klamath county are en-
thusiastic in the support of Douglas and
Johnson In 1856 klamath won the name of
the Banner County of the State, and will
again claim that honor in November.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
Co-l,nrtner.ain Notiee.

. HAVE tbis day associated with me, b. MCLEAN
{ ln the Fruit seed aud Tree trade. The business
,lll hc conducted n the uame ol GEORGE LAWS
Co, 3t the oll stand % -ueeS next door TO the
Post once.
sci ty GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

POPULATION or YoLo.-The population of
Yolo county IS 4,7l0. Tho number Of chill q
lrcu Attending school is COL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

.""' ana h perfect unison upon the internal and eN-
,'t"'' ''"'o"" incidental to the Human family The
''''' sa powerful "tsopiie and ant-bilious agent,
as The latter is uucquacd in the cure of eri,tfo
al cuancous disorders.
.' Sold 1T the manucactorv, No. 50 ,r,fl.ur.,,,
New York, and by an Druggists at 25c., G3c., and Al
per pot. no.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
AGENCY NOT.C,t.

Nr' l.. FISHER is urouy authorized Agent at
san francisco TO receive advertisements, receipt for
vac same ana to transact business generally for tie
D"No1N"' ohce-No. 11lI5 Washington street
nearly opposite Magure's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

BURNED TO DEATH.-Margarett Ann, daugh-
ter of Col. L. 5. Bennoist, met with a dis
tressng death. on Thursday morning last, at
the house of DR.. j. R. Edwards, in Mud
Springs township. 1t is supposed that She
mad some matches and set fire to some brush,
the sparks from which fell upon her clothing,
and ignited them. She was heard to call
her mother several times. Search was imme-
diately made for her, and she was soon found
lying on the ground, burned to death. She
was an interesting, intelligent child aged
five years-Mountain Democrat
MoNo.-Miners in the vicinity of Monoyille
are said to be making from three to five dol
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
COURT or SESSIONS.
uoN. CHARLEs LINDLEY, Judge.

IoN. CHAELEs LIyDLEY, Judge.
MONDAY, Sept Sd.
People vsJames milton-Nolle pros entered
and defendant discharged
People VS. J. w. McGeo-Plead not guilty: set
for trial on Wednesday.
People VS. Joseph Chandon- Plead not guilty.
and plea IN bar OF former conviction.
People vs. Wm. Briggs and VS. Whlpple-Each
fined 500 and costs.
People VS.. Pmkham-Pload guilty by attorney.
Sentenced tomorrow.
People VS. Maria TayIor-Plea of not guilty
Withdrawn and plea of guilty sub stltutcd.
People VS. Chaudon- Continued.
People VS. 0berhite-Seutenccd to State Prison
two years.
People vs. Wm. Anderson-Tr by jury and
acquitted.
People vs. Murray Tried by jury and conyic-
Court adjourned till 10 A. NJ. "Wednesday.
SILVER MINES IL OREGON Tho Portland
Advertiser of August 25th, has the follow
ing;
A few days since, we briefly adycrted to
the fact that several out Groupings of silver
ore had been discovered upon the head wa
tcrs of the Molola, a river that takes its rise
at the western base Of the Cascade range, in
Clackamas county Yesterday we learned
FROM Capt. My,ick, who, with a party Of 9TH
ers, has been prospecting in the mining re-
gion during the past ten days, that Judging
by the appearance Of the country, and the
quantity Of ore mpregnlting the rock there
is no doubt but that large and rich deposits
Of silver abound in that region Capt. JAS.
Strang, also informed us that about 100
pounds of the rock was sent to Portland for
the purpose Of assay, and a specimen which
he showed us was rich in Il mineral which
competent judges pronounce silver. These
mines are situated at distance of about so
miles from Oregon City, in a south easterly
direction, and we learn that quite a numer =
Gus party will start shortly, with view OF
more thoroughly prospecting the country in
the vicinity Of the mining region.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
FANCY AND STAPLE Dry GOODS,

Velvet Medallion Carpets; Bru-seIs and Inrco-py
Carpets lngrans, lltnps, English and American
Dru-ssts, table oil cloths, green Hu4crs' window
Shades and Hollands Brocutelle and Damashs, Paper
llluqngs ana Borders.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04
BRuIsH CoLUNBM.-TAe British Colonist

TupnHuHo.-T Knights Landing News
Of Saturday, says:
On Monday, the 2sCh nit, at the ranch of
Mr.. Reinhart Roth in this county Mr.. Geo.
llolIuan, with one Of PITTS improved ten
horse power machine, threshed l,9ll bushels
Of barley, having moved his machine twice
during the day, and on Tuesday, the 25d, at
theranch of John Huber Mr.. Hoffman, with
the same machine, and change of horses
during the day thrcshod 2,250f bushels of
barley, having moved his machine once
| viii not 60 TO Baltimore, SO help me God.
--Coi. Hojert q. Sent.
The man who would go to Baltimore would
lose his mauho5l md nerve, and there are no
circumstances under which we can gc.--CoI.
L O. b. -HitchcI
Ii would be- dishouorable and humiliatng
for any delegate TO 50 back to Baltimore
lIOt L Ia7ceE
After all this, sDill these men went to Balti-
more, and there endcayored to break UP the
party; tried to get into the Convention; tried
TO carry out their views and finally seeded
again. and nominated u separate ticket
L0uiSpdke DeiRocydk
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-04

SILVER MINES IL OREGON The Portland
Advertiser of August 25th, has the follow
inc
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

distinguished stat sman is accompanied Dv'
Gen. Nye, a gentleman widely known for his
amiability of character and ability as a man.
There is a little episode in the Gyn.rai's lif-
which is interesting, for he is indebted for his
present position to the act of putting his arm
round lady s waist When a boy the Gen
drovea stage, and the wife Of Il wealthy man
travelling in the northern part of New York
State, concluded to take an outside seat, and
she found in young Nye a lad Of superior nat
ural abilities. While convgrsing with him,
the horses, in descendinga Hill, took fright
and became unmanageable. and the lady, ter
rilied ut the sight, was about leaping to the
ground, when the young driver put his arm
round her waist and held her in the seat, and
subsequently, brought the horses under con-
troll. The lady, indebted for this act, furnish
ed the m ans for his education, and thus
opened the path he has Travelled SO well.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12
DUBUQUE MARKET.

DrcuorE, Oct 10, 1860
WHEAT-74Gl77c. $3.50
CORN-Shelled 25c.-Ear 22c.
OATS--isc sa& 1t tlEtF8lF
PORK-NIess $4,000; Mess O S22 co.
BACON-Sraar cured hams plain l2ic rib sides Toe;
shoulders, plain Ole
IIlDES-Dry sGnl1c green &c; sailed SIC.
LARD-12lc.
LEATHER--sole oak 3n0 Sac Spanish sole 2202sc
Buffalo slaughter 2Gc kips 5eQr90c; French calf 9 125c:
Common do 2p664Gc.
LCMBER-ist clear S25; I'd do 500; common $500 IA;
Fencing SllG113; Flooring Sl6tS Pickets *1Oi2: Sid
ing Slt61l6; Shingles ~ 10Gi3 80: Lath 81 Ia012GO
TEAS-Back 250I65c; Gnnpowder 420D70c; Imperial
3o6l65c; Young Hyson 3O6p65c.
COFFEE-Ro, fair TO good, l40ll prime 16Gl11c:
Laguira GflSc; Java 1s612pc.
suGAR-N o. fam slGgeic; crushed powdered III
0ll1ic. tH s@g1 I
MISUNDERSTANDING 4oG,45c; New Orleans refined
s50lS0c; Golden syrup Coo.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

MONSTER ToRcuLGnT PARADE.--The largest
torchlight procession probably ever held in
this country came off in New York city on
the night of the Sd inst. According to the
n. Y. Tribune there were 10000 Lincolnites
in line over half a million of spectators; and
the ,:hole covering ground to the extent of 70
acres, thickly packed at that. Wide Awakes
from all parts of the East were present, and
everything passed off admirably. 1t was a
fine exhibition Of the popular feeling in the
eastern States, which, in November next, is
to sweep the Democracy to the grave which
is Dug.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

BUCHANAN WRITES FOR TIE LEDGER-Mr.
Bonner announces that to the long list OF
scholars and statesmen already numbered
among the contributors to The Ledger, the
name of James Buchanan, the illustrious
President Of the United States, is now added
Mr.. Buchanan is to commence q series of bi-
ographies with sketch of the life of Mr..
Lowndes of South Carolina.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12
Ahe sgayeriy Magazine.

VOL. XXI viii appear in new type and beautiful
New Border, the first of July, 1860, with Move
let.e, by MARY A. kEABLEs, author Fate and Fortune
&c. entitled "CASTILLIA or the Phantom 9f the Var
Rtt." The 'Waverly Magazine" holds the first rank
among the American weekes both for its large quantity
and excellent quality Of reading matter Its mechanical
execution better than that Of any other paper Its
tents comprises Tales Music Poetry Biography History,
and great variety Of miscellaneous, moral and humorous
selections. Terms 50 year, 81 for six months Clubs
of six for six months So SIX for twelve months 50; ten
Tor SIX uonts, is; ten for twelve months S15. Samples
sent gratis. Try it. No advertisements. volume be-
gins every January and July. Postage 26 cents year
Address. MOSES A. DOW. Boston Mass.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

STEAMER BURNEp.-The Steam Ship Con-
naught, from Galway, took fire on Sunday
last, about l40 miles from Boston harbor,-
AMI was totally destroyed. The passengers
and crew were all saved by vessel which
happened to be at hand when the disaster
took place. The vessel was owned in Eng.
land, aud was valued 100000.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

A immature steam engine. complete IN all
its details was exhibited at the California
State Fair, of about one rat power, manufac-
tured by Henry Rice, matchmaker of Sacra
mento. A steam attachment was formed
with copper pipe, no larger in diameter than
common straw, connecting with the boiler
outside from which its supply; ard when
under full head, its ilyWheel performed two
thousand revolutions permnute. The diam
etrr Of the cylinder is 3-lGths of an inch -
stroke 7-l6ths Of an inch
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

The city Of Yeddo, the capital of Japan, is
said to be, without exception, the largest city
in the world. 1t contains one million five
hundred and one thousand dwellings,, and the
unparalleled number of five million inhabt-
ants. s4 ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

HEADS OFF.-Mr. Wadsworth, Postmaster
at Webster City, Iowa, has just lost his Of
fetal head. His crime-Douglasism. His
successor is w. c. Wilson, of course an Ad-
ministrsltion man.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

ST. LOUIS THE QUEEN CRY OF THE WEST.
The census returns show St. Louis to be
the most populous city in the West the num-
Der of the people in that city being 162, 079.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

DUNLElrH ELEVATOR. -W hile at Dunlcith
yesterday, we saw the first barge load Of grain
which has been taken across to be transferred
through the new elevator. The latter was
running and carrying the wheat direct from
the barge into tn. ears. It worked well for
the first trial. Mr.. Merry informed US that
h. has a contract to transfer all grain coming
from the d. & s. G. r. r., and that there will
be no additional freight for Forage on such
grain.--DuJuque Times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12
Democratic County Convention.

TYNKIE DEMOCRATS OF BLACK HAWK COUNTY
IL will hol,l their County Convention Saturday the
18th OF October D. $780, at the Court House in Water
loo, at O'clock P. NJ, foi the purposeof nominating
County officers and transaction Of other business
The rates of representation from the different townships
Will be one delegate for every for Gen.
Dodge for Governor at the last general election BY order
Of the Committee. A. MULLARKY, CHdisaada. &
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

The Boston Journal states that the me-
chanics and laborers in the Charleston navy
yard were assessed in the sum of 81 200 last
week, to be used against the republicans in
Pennsylvania. Even the common laborcrs,
who get but ten shillings per day, were com
PEELED to subscribe The sailmakers refused
to submit to the" press"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

FAILURE OF THE ARTISANS BANK-One of
the reasons for the recent future of the Arti-
sans Bank Of New York City is said to have
been that it was mainly owned and conducted
by Democratic politicians, who diverted the
resources Of the institution to illegitimate pur-
Doses,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

An Indiana correspondent of the New
York Times gives thu following stumping
feat Of Owen Lovejoy
His famous Jury trial. is the most dar-
ing and brilliant exploit in the annals of pop
ular oratory. Being in Egypt he cmpan-
neled and sworu tw I've men out of his audi
ence, and proceeded to defend the Republican
party on a general Democratic indictment, in
due legal form. Nine ofhis jury were Doug
las men, but being men Of character and I'M
der oath, they were forced to answer on their
consciences, and the jury returned unani-
nous verdict of Not Guilty That speech
did make number OF converts"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-12

Garibaldi occasionally washes his own lin
en-. He is said to have done so after the bat
tie of Melazzo, when he sat and waited for
his shirt to dry, as some people do who have
but ons Of those useful articles.