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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1860-09-22

Measrs IL Angel & Co:
s. Gentlemen Your letter OF inquiry re'at t 10
ifnln home'prevcnted an earIierrePIy used your
Euauo On Wheat, aud at the time ordered H. ~
ndEd tu give it u full and fair trial beside OF Reeses
Mtniaulated. Indictment weather in part dlsaP
onted me, preventing the sowing OF the wheat
sshie thai upon which Rces.'s was used WIS put IN
keiorcthe 18Th. Notwithstanding this tiisatIvrmage
lie American Gunnu NIale its mark, and the wheat
Gt Il IN Nv and frost had better head and
Finer grain than that produced by the ManiPpated.
n believe, han il been putin as early as the oth
Sff October, the yield would have been greater
y i do not however, consider the grain producing
4uaitie of the American Guanoits greatest rtcnll-
Ien,Iaion In it's ata rass lies its high.
~ value the clover on the and upon which It
MAS used is far superior any portion OF the ned,
8tandipg the dtought much better and growing
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= & RAYMOND, (succGssors to a. III
~ Importers Cognac, Rochelle and
-ieaux Brandies, Holland Gins, &c.
Gari .S',ect, New York.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC.
PIT 81

Are YOU sick, fseble,, and CON-
plaining9 Are you out Of order.
with your system deFanred, and
your feelings uncomt0rtablef
These symptoms Are often the
pSeledeto serious Illness, Sons
ut OF Sickness 4 creeping upon
you, and should be RTeFfed by .
timely use Of the right remedy.
Take Ayer's Pills, md cleanse
out the tiisOrS1ered hIniors-pt-
ritg the blood, and let the fluids
move on un0bstrncted IN health
again. They stimulate the fano-
lions OF the body into vigorous
activity, purity the system from
tie distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where IN the body, and 0bstrueta
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WAN HOO

MAN E9oS0
HOW LOST, now RESTORED.
Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope,
LECTURE
,,zzeu oNTHE NATURE, TREATMENT
EI5EsEEA AND RADICAL CURE OF SPERM
SHrlnIAI ATORRHOEA, or seminal Weakness
Sexna: Debility Nervousness, Involuntary Ennis
slons. inducing Lmpotency and Mental and Physi'
cal IncaPacity.
BY ROBERT J. CULVERwELL, NJ. D.,
The lmportant fact that the awful consequences
of srlfnbnse may be eiFectuaIly removed without
Internal medicines or the dangerous applications
of caustics, instruments. nedicated bongI"s, and
other empirical devices, is here clearly demonstra
ted an the entirely new and highly suGcessiuI
treatment as adopted by the celebrated author full
" explained, by means of which every one Is ena
bIed to cure himself p. rectIy, and az the least Hos
sible cost thereby avoiding all the advertised nos
truros of the day This Lecture will prove boom
to thousa nds and thousands.
receiot OF two postage stamps, by addressing Or.
C. j. c. KLINE, N. D., $50 first Avenue, New YORK
Poet BOx 1856
December II so.
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1 capital Prize Of
s 3 s, % O O !.
s2,4I2 Prizes
Amounting to s57s.557

whole Tickets sIO-Halves s5-Quarters s2as
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES in the abo.t
Scheme, to be drawn each Wednesday, will be sold
a. the following rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Pack. If 26 hole Tickets $40 IS
96 Half 7I7
90 Quarter Ts7
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ROAN0KR (lLLEGE.
SAl EM, .a0ANoKE COTNTY. YIRGINTl.

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THE above IpstitutiYhis located at Salem Roam
Oke. County. in the beautiful and fertile valley
OF the Roanoke Ia in the midst OF attractive
ry, eniOya heaithtul CLSate, nd ia surrounded
by moral aud intelligent community. II mas,
moreover pec uhar facilities of access, being 4
Virginia and Tennessee kailroad, ON the line OF
trav"I bGtwec" Stauhton and Wythtviile, aud be-
tween tue southern counties and Mountain Water
ing places. These circumstances together with
Tele.Taphic Office. gives ii every advantage 10 BE-
desired IN location.
One additional building has been erected. and
another just under contract which will greatly in
crease the facilities ard convenience uf the College.
The grounds have been tastefuy laid out and
namenttd. and are with the growth of forest trees
aud shruDbc"y. bet onling more and more attract
Expenses for Session of Ten Months.
Boaraing, $500 pea. 0eek,) sS3.75
Tuition 32.U0
Room Rent, 800
flashing, 1000
Fuel and I:iglts, about 1000
Incidental, 400
Total, s144.75
Beginning of scssion, last "Wednesday in August.
Close OF Session, third "Wednesday il June
The following gentlemen compose thsFacHiy
of this Institution
Rev DAVID F. BITTLE, ID. D., Pr sidenI, and
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy
S. CARSON WELLS, A. NJ. Professor of Mathe.
matics and Natural Philosophy,
Rev. WIN. b. YONCE, a. NJ Acting Professor of
Ancient Languages and Literature
JOIN G. FREY Assistant in Ancient Languages
and Pre- ,ar.tory Department e,,..,.,
Rev. D. p. CAAlNlANS, Professor OF MOuern Lam
guagcs aud Fl. brew.
WIN. MEGA ULY. Tutor.
90 An communications relating to Admission TO
Aug II, ls6o-tC Presldcnt.
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il DIRE T INP0R 7ATl0N
ON JARVIS AND BAKER ISLANDS
n T II f
P4GIFIc CE4N

As ms A. II. A. S co. would call the attention of
Is tIS,cr,, and all other purchases to the fact that
3,,v are thu. ONLY AUTHORIZED agents OF the
american Guano Company for the State of Mary
ssud-and all Guanu received from theE Will be
FARaAxrEp puRR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and every
m will b. ar upon ii their name in full, with
81 trade in fnlI. with the trade mark OF the Com.
sSany same as the above cut
8 reruzaI vi t:.c following Certificates, giving
sfe pRkCTII AL, results of tho use of this Guano,
xiii chow to the farmer lis value. as proved by
sptual trial upon various crops in this State
& DAvDsosv1LLs. Anne Arundel Co, Md.,l
T. July D, 1850.
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yyooprAw,y, Hartford Co.. Md,
August Ist, 1860.

Mess4s A. n Angell s Co;
Gentlemen W. have tried :yorr American GI=
afo both ON aId com, in ith the
Csiitornia GpAnp. applied n tie same and
see no 1ifferenre between Them bot seem TO act
500 AT. EEYERIac i RRoTHER.
Gepserabet l. I6s0r2ul.
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Ess151 81

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nj Ti.I.
sI,esIe;as &c vii Isl 81
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ilftItS n 4t ! "a III
siuiS ahe Mt II F.1ficja INT ~
81 = 80 lssep RI q ss7sSp.7I IA I'D ssd.
CtMaflsltY "a "a OTICR IL q
P,,ls sons y, who aIs bout iss,rtoy IN i &, II e
res Seineteriss aud n,3 silslr S9ts ~
~ invited I'll call ghd Us IL .e
Mo e ,lOt Of ItAliai I'D a ~. ,s
niasssi ~ nd a u w
sal5more TGe R@t o. StsfP s Ger bets.
Stal designs aud ef Dice done III @ f y
ate MD hea siuc tt,res ~, s.9st
di tie proprietor eerInincs III sfIIss4g Sse
sfptilern and yycstss,rn 49, L Y
DarSF fire PTlend.d @OTkInen snt II anv
.t5 lstor SpeciIneks OF II : e we
81 3iu ezts esishcd ForEs san be seen br s
Is. eiSF lSs thr"9ghpuFes oulh Is st
BSltinIOre. Mare! & ,sntE. a. V T ttEsSf,EESs
srslucliilas e"n saidof Re EastcrnEse,i5Et,sI
ipF thi sick Pot 'irE half has S..Et ;,5 Iii
-. t'st i''ni; - ysfsnCc eff fHis5<S5 4UJsr
the sflreht Of 'tisea .fr las T. - Y
sea 'sh'ng the b"un'"ti"s nfitbe tx anti
o"l VIII vast L.b,sr as BIC G t,vnslcd tfs.,,,
n9;Ss 81 sea and land IhiVlki beth cBtfbetit3 M
M mas discovered Iut CO bnatinn III you'd HAS
whiSh cxpnrgcs this hl.mInt: HI and cnrri5is; k
n - = !it,itsr iASt!s.r In.
nTSoluIIins unttertES n1itE III Avrr's Harsa Shidt
actsr aud sffsctuaI dian sS-sapariilati 3Itantilt
J"f55tr' 4 Is
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You're respectfully, ,,,,r,
FRurTrASp, near Annapolis !, Nd,
J3ly leth, 1860.

sMessrs Fl. Angel s CO.:
tIcutieulerls Yours of the 9Th was received AS
h the result of tn Guano my wheat. can say
uulhi,,g definite, because q its 9y the
fietter t,.f my neighbors,s and gave promise OF
II; Ist rate crop. think under ord nary circnm
;.t,rc..s the CSrann would have paid we'll IL was
4 the ,,f ESQ lbs. to the ecrethe land was
poor also tried your uano on corn tins spf1ng
fflh6 last time this aud was Ia cOrn II was naraly
first toussheC n ah0ut 500 lbs TO the acre next,
tnixe4i the GIano three times its bulk al marsh
mod and apple d a. handful to the hill. One OF
these me tils's l. as the other so far as see
Without one uf ttan ! don't think 1 Willie, till
nv land gets ricll. Tho corn where this was APP
ie mas a fine color and is eighteen inches two
feet higheF than where no lIlannre was put:
Nc Respcctf fully YOURS
EDWARD "A. WELGH.s
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As . Family physie.

From Or. q n. ctFTflFFl II sSev .oEseaps-
Your Pills the prince ef pprges Their excellent
Tifd but very cerfain ana sis Action n The
bowels which makes them invaluable IN the daily
treatment of disease.
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y,v,.n+o-T. niarrboa. R.lax, worms.

Dysentery, DiarrhHa, Relax, Worms.
From DR.. J. G.. Green, Of Chicago.
Your Pills had long trial in practice, and
hold them in esteem of the best apcrents have
found Their Alternative elect upon the liver sSes
them remedy, when given in small doses for
bilious dvse,lterv ;rrrhoen. Their sugar coating
makes them acceptable and convenient iof the use
of and children.
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I also keep on hand aud manufactured order all
kinds of COFFINS. frG the plainest 10 the richest
and most deliberately worked NJ .hpgany Cothhs,
mounted apd trimmed in the most appropriate and
tasty style Also Collins covered with black cl"th
SC have Just had male, by Mr. Barnhart.
coachnInkcr, an ELEGANT HEARSE, which viii
enable me to attend promptly to all calls in the
Undertaking line not only from this bot the SUR
rounding country: And my charges " i'll be un-
usually low either for Collins OF for use If Hearse
U#PgH o L S Tt R Y, & c.
All kinds o. Mattresses (fiair. Shack SC. kept
en- hand and male to RIDER.
Looking. lass lates, for Mirrors or for PaFloTss
ON hand, at shnlczale and rstatls &
Trimmings, for Frames of all kinds, such as
Also. all Eiads of Carved Work executed Ac-
coriipg to any pattern.
Ros king Chairs. &c-
Flu r. N TUNE
repaired at shortest notice
would respectable refer to the following per-
sons for whom have Jacob Baker. John
\ Relf DR. RSbst IT Baldwin. Ilnyd Logan, W.
r. Denny o. n. Brown. H. y w Poll WI y
liam L. Clark. JOHN y li1sN4ts5.
August 4, ls69-ly- -
PRIME TIMOTHY SEED
EST received and for sale by
KEA KS hEy. S al Err Err s CO.
r. ARABEE'S Pain i Hler, Tor i:slie BY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

Bull AND BEAR FrGnr-The show bills
posted up about town Friday announced that
"A buli and henr fight would take place inn
mrdlately after tine race, at the Centreville
race track. This announcement no dDubt
WIS the means Of bringing together the large
crowd who were cougregated mt lhe track
the admission to both race and fight being
advertised at one dollar. But, alas Thoss
who saw the race, and, after it was over. an
pled for admission to the arena, were en-,
countered and grutily told that they could
not go IN without paying dollar. There
was no alternative for those who wished to
see the fight but to pay About two hun
dred persons procured tickets. having been
toy some means or other led astray. Who is
to blame No one. Even if we knew we
should not announce it, Ii is with regret
that we are compelled to say that such
scene as we witnessed yesterday took place
in close proximity to as respectable race
track as the Centrevlle Course, and owned or
rented 10y clever gentleman. OF the fight
we will say nothing. 1t was cruel, disgust
ing and barbarous; as was also the proprietor
who, through excitement or some other
cause, drew his pistol and fourished it
around, to the imminent danger of the spec.
tators. Away with such scenes -.Sacramfo
Democrat.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

LETTER from Boston dated Scptembcr
4th, says: On Tuesday last the great rncy
between Flora Temple "the queen of the
turf, and George NJ. Patcheu, the fastest
trotting stallion known, took place on the
Fashion Trotting Park, in the presence of an
assemblage of sporting men, such as was nev
er before witnessed in this vicinity on sim
lar occasion. Flora took the purse OF $1,000
as usual
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPT. 23d.
Appointments tor Democratic Meetings.

Hox. JAMES \. McDouGALL and Hon. JosEPu
w. McCoRKLE will address the people at the fol-
lowing places, ON the evenings OF the days named,
in favor Of the election of DOUGLAS and JOHN
son, the regular nominees Of the National Dem.
ocra,c Convention for President and Wee Presi-
dent Of the United States:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

a CAuFoEYIA NicrM-The New York
World ofreeeut date has the following:
young merchant connected with Cali
iornia house, on the Highway to wealth. AMI
the head Of an interesting family became "a
member Of a social club, where, in due time.
he contracted habit of gambling. lrrc.u-
larities In business attracted the attention of
the senior partner in California, and brought
him TO New York lie found the house alb
soNtely bankrupt. The young partuer-a
geutI,mau ofhonor, sru-i fifty and education
had been led so far that, within a year or
two, he lad ahstructed and taken by gam
bling from 100000 to 100000 Of the cali.
tai Of the firm.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.
Democratic Speeches.

Hon. Humphrey Griffith, ofYolo, John Nugent
Esq, Of San Francisco, and Hon 5. W. luge,
and c. n. Brosnan, Of san Francisco, are expect.
ed in this city, and will address the Democracy
on TUESDAY EVENING next
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

EUREKA lIosE Co. No l.-This company
held meeting, asst evening, and nominated
for Chief Engineer P. j. Welsh, and for LIST
and I'd Assistant Engineers endorsed the
nominations Of the Yubu Engine Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

DEMocDAcY OF SAN RArEAL-On Tuesday
evening last says the Nation, Major Ham
mond and Judge McCorlle addressed an en-
thusiastie meeting Of the Democracy Of Marin
county. Many ladies were present. and from
the feeling manifested on that occasion, Marin
county is certain for Douglas
The speech Of Major Hammond was con
fined to the history Of all National Conyea.
tions, by which he established and demon
strated to the satisfaction of every one, that
;. \. Douglas is the regular nominee Of the
Democratic party. Judge McCorkle followed
with review of the life and record OF Doug
Lac, demonstrating his consistency as Dem
cratic statesman aud that he is now the only
candidate before the American people who
stands upon the time honcred principles Of
theparty. Atthe conclusion of the speaking.
three cheers We're given for Douglas, three
for Major Hammond, three for Judge Nc
CorkIe, and three for the ladies.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23
EEEnr~1zse-zsss..s-s.-vz-r=.a

RELIGIOUS NorIcs.-Rey E b Wasworth
having returned to this city, there will be
preaching at the Presbyterian church to day,
at the usual hour.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23
Nntlcc.

A special meeting Of the Douglas Democratic
Club VIII be held at the Club Rooms. on Monday
evening, Gath inst. Business of importance will
be transacted and all members are requested to
be present By order of the President
r. H. McDANlELS, Sec'y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23
Arrivals at the u. $. Hotel.

STORES SHIELDS, .... ..........PROPRIETOES
September 21st.
Newbert L. Timbuctoo G. bhart : Sutter
Rurtis L. Coluso co NluylocN Sam Coast
Cody NJ Brooks T G, Long Bar
Rollins j A. 16 Nile House Ayerill Chas
Nelson Can't G., Butte co J airing Barber
& chnaur r. Sutter CO MurPhy John
Maynard W ;, Empire L Burns j
Mackm Jas, Tmbuctoo Robinson Geo
Goldsmith +, Leaman
Oyerton O. Winnie p
Jacks n VIM Butte co Caunerick J
Kel by W NJ Magec JAS, Tmbuc
Wadde J KNIGHTS Ing Hehbard 1hos
Bort2 Fry IL
Gamman s. Bate co Mertens VI
Wallace Cunningham, Johns'n
Lane JAS Thurston Mr.
Bright Saml, Sutter Cranmer w
Ellis w Sac River
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

CRY or PARs-GoIchaux Bros. d Co. al
vertise in this mornings Democrat the first
importation Of day goods, Fall style. of the
season. They have an unsurpassed assort-
ment Of the latest and most fashionable
French imported dress goods. Read their
dvertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

Express FAvoEs- We are under many
obligations to Wells, Fargo Il Co, Langton
d Co, and Everts, Wilson Co for nunler-
Gus Express fiyors.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

ouLD Nr SERvE.-Eleyen delegates selec-
ted from the Breckinrdge Convention at
Charlottesville, declined serving. on the
ground that they are earnest supporters Of
Douglas and Johnson and could not there
fore sit in Breckenridge Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

A JOCKEY Club has been organized in Oro-
vile, by the election Of officers, and the
adoption Of rules and regulations.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

SINGULAR SUICIDE OF An ENGLlsu MINISTER.
Inc Rev William Charles Inman, Of Great
Gonerby, Grantham, Lineolnshire. has de.
stroyed himself The Immediate couse Of
the rash uct was that The congregation had
ceased to attend the church, which led to a
fixed melancholy in the mind Of the reverend
gentleman. He was about fifty years of age
and unmarried
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

MOVEMENTS or FmLmus1ERs oS MExco.-
According to the Norfolk IVA. Day Book, the
"Knights Of the Golden Circle" who have
been SO long getting ready to march into
Mexico and take possession Of the whole
country, are at last on Tie move. A com
pany, commanded by competent Virginia
officer, was to embark at Hampton, Va, for
Texas, whence they will march into Mexico.
The Day Book says
That the Object of this organisation IS TO
| change the political and social principles of
the country to which they 90 there is little
doubt, for they ayow tlis their purpose; but
they do not so unawfaliy armed, at least
from here. They profess 10 90 as peaceful
citizens, and Will reyoiutiouize that unhappy
country. not by fire and sword. but bv stt-
t!ing IN sufficient numbers within its borders,
and changing and making wholesome laws,
and seeing Thar they are enforced They are
gong to Introduce Anglo-SaXun energy and
American prudence among people who
have heretofore been incapable OF self-rov-
ernment, and who are actually inviting them
to come aud teach them how to live and be
hnppY. The movement of these men towards
the Rio Grande is pregnant with much i'm
portance 10 the South, and Is the commence
ment OF a grand programme that has been
preparing for several years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

RELIGIOUS NouoE.-Rev n. Reason will
preach in the NJ. E Church, in this city, to-
day at the usual hours morning and even
inc
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

FALSE ALARM.-The alarm Of fire, yester-
day afternoon, was occasoned by the burn
ing cfsome SCOT in the chimney of Mr.. Hoch-
stadter's dwelling, on Fourth street. The
engines all turned out promptly, but, finding
no fire, returned to their houses. 1t was
marvellous to see with what celerity they
were all on the ground.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

At a Regular Meeting of Yuba Engine
CO. No. ., held September 2lst, WILLIAM c. CONG
DON was nominat. for First Assistant Engineer, and
c. i. CRACKBON was nominated for Second Assis-
tant Engineer of the Marysville Fire Department
f. HUSTON, Sec Pre- Tenn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

AT Petaluma, q man named George Edgar
has been arrested on a charge Of nccndar-
ism.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

ILLSoIs.-The editor of the Carhondae
Banner is authorized by three wealthy gen
temen of Jackson county, to say that they
will bet $4,000 that Douglas will carry
Illinois next November Address the editor
for par iculurs. Republicans who are 50 Ger
tain chat Lincoln viii carry the State have
now an opportunity OF showing their SINGER
iy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

4 FMLuEE-Mr Yancey, on the 2d inst.
made a speech at Florence, Ala 1t was a
failure; only three or four hundred persons
were present There was no enthusiasm.
The Montgomery Post, a Bell and Everett
paper says majority Of the crowd was for
Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

Pixies PEAK.-The population Of the gold
region is about sixty thousand, forty eight
thousand of it within the boundary Of Kan
sas. Many new quartz leads were being
discovered on Fall river where steam and
water mills were to be erected. 1t is thot
that of'er this year guch and bar mining
will be Of little acc, unt, unless new aud more
extensive discoveries are made.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

BUTLER IN MAssACHUsErTs-Th ;. i. Her
aid edited its readers Thursday with speech
made in Massachusetts, lately 10y that aboll-
ton lire eater, b. +. Butler. Butler was one
ofthe spois-huuting, so-culled, Democrats in
Massachusetts. who favored the coalition OF
Others like himself with the abolitionists in
the Massachusetts legislature, which resulted
in sending Charles sumner 10 tie C"HCd
States Senate Whituey-Alr. Buchanau's
Collector of the port of Boston-was IN Hot
legislature. and Gated for S1mner. Butler
and Whitney both seeded at Baltimore, for
fear Southern rights were in danger. Is it
not sickeuiug to see the Herald quote the
testimony of such creatures against such "A
man as stephen A. Dougas?-S f. Nation.
TnE SECTIONAL CANDJDATGs.-it Is an lndis
putable fact and one deserving especial con.
sidemliou, that Lincoln and Breclduridge are
not seriously running against each other as
candidates for the Presidency in even soil
tary state of the Union Lincoln is a candi-
date in the uon-slaveholdiug States Breck-
nlidge is candidate in the slayeholdlus
States, but Breckiuridge hopes for 10 vote in
the former States, while Lincoln hopes for
none in the latter Their respective parties
are as utterly sectional as the North and
South poles.-Stost!ou Acgas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

a correspondent writing to the Stockton
Argus from Solano coanty, says:
There is but little doubt that thirty eouu-
ties in California, like this, will give large
moioriJies for Douglas and Johnson. The
few Bieckinridge men in this county arc in
favor Of Weller for L. ;. Senator.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

TnE missionaries at the Marquesas Islands
say that cnunabalism has not yet been wholly
crldicated. While they let the sweet mea,
Of the missionaries alone, they persist IN
roasting and eating one another, and last
September Typec was cooked and enteu
before the good mems eyes They turned the
poor fellow on a spit, and Drowned him up
in a very epieurean style.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

81 STAND BY rEs Ds,rcaAuc oadANIArI'N' l,- llhlp
ogspIsS,s 10 trs u.A8ls, ANu srff1Nf .i7 "sSuLA"
s1,IISsE>o-Sf.3lsa 1. D5aJLts, Jty ,, is5'.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

LEAGUE Is SoNoMA-Horse stealing has
become SO frequent in Sohoma county, that
the citizens are about to roorgauize their
league, tor the mutual protection of their
property. They will meet for this purpose
at Petaluma, on the 9th Of next month.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

MAISE.-The Providence Post says: Our
friends in Maine are fighting glorious bat
tie; aud we entertain some hope that even
IN september they will redeem the state.
That its electoral vote will be given to Mr.
Douglas in November we have no doubt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23
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JOHN r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EDITOR
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-23

Two MEN HANGED.-A dispatch says that
Geuaro Quintuna and Joseph Napoleon Moice
were executed on Friday, in the Jail yard at
Auburn, by Sheriff Bullock.