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7--Thc Beautiful Gate Of the Temple.
lIr.I.n- IL. 4 .nr Nh
To Builders.

yI'llE subscriber purposes hu,liins a small
il house, on his TARA at South Paris, this
Spfing. ItAul b. 20 by ID feet. With two rooms
lsl1~, and tso chtmber,. II u % be rough
boarded ,ad bilteneL. snd the inside flashed IN
= PLATA auI substaatial msansi. Proposal. ate
solicited or furnishing al the materials aud CON-
pleiing the biilding ~ Cor occupancy, excerpt
rsintiag. For fuuhcr particulars aai proposals.
address the subscriber at Portland, W. 81 Mid.
ID, 1T. DARIUS Forbes.
rotti,nl. Apr,l ., 1860.
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It !. asserted. "On high democratic au-
tAoilty." tina, Gen. Pierce has declined
Mr. Bachanan's invitations to visit the
White House.
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Asa Allen. u Jay. Ne, committed sui
eide last week by hanging himself to bed
pcs, in the house Of Nathaniel Pierce OF
that town.
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N A r Re D .

Inrarmins,.a. l.. }. Hardy Of w,lon to Ms.
Ssbfina T.. Jeaa,ngs u ..
IN Moth LivrrIn,rr, Gil~r Wiuslow o. Mics
Mar, 4. Dlricc of East kill,ngly, Com.
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THE CARTOONS OF RAPHAEL,
Tor slLI ~

loN hAih ~
CHARLES u. NORTON. Nrw YoEE.
Every subscriber ,ill receive or TEN pol.
LARS paid,
A SET Of Seysn - the 6asst enfrvings ever
n prslucrl. the pSoof impressions of ~hiCh
wcrc pur,hs.sd az s3jO.
pt.cNirrioN % rHr TvaR,viSG,i
last. Paul preaching nt Athens.
The uiiel etolp'-,he M. ,h,pkisg head.
among the saI,ior.-ihe expression Of eusiosiiy,
rsfsct,on. doabi, coaucti,n, faith, a. S,'c,led N
the d,dersut coantraanees sal atttuie', src all
AZ 6nc &c possible.
u th,. one gte,t sIor, of art !. COZ bin,i all
that i. great IN jrasia;. in expression aud CON.
Iosiuon.
:--The Change to Peter.
Feed my sheep"
The figure u Chnu i. wonderfully noble in
conception sat trvitm-nt: the heads n the Apos.
il.. a., 6nsl, d,'-r.i6ri. there d. great uaiy .,
ed,c, IN the design. great hhfmsa, and t,nisr'
nss. ga the r., lor.
?-The Death q innnias.
The graalsdr ofihe de,ig,. h,igh,sasd on the
one ,ni b, the i.toa.hmeai snl terror, sni %
the fol ..r. .otirncl b, the pity anl commisssB ~.
too .fih- spectator. groap.I arllni thu victim
II supernatural pan,.hmsnt, Affects th" mind With
an ,atefest that h. on:. bp'h g. the irulh oi h,s.
tory. ani the laSce Of the tragic drama.
4-Eiymas the >orceTcr. struck with
Kindness.
4 subject ., l~,pu'uIiy treated enl,au the
misi q, an art which reudefs p~rnin-at cyane.-
eent sxprrssian of coulisnancc, ani exhibits
la,ting reference 10 the forms Of diyaiiy aad the
mode. Of pa'sion.
5--Thc Miraculous Draught Of Fishes,
In thi. picture a N -.'ic solitude contributes.
b, contrast II It, trahlIiliN, 10 heighisn the 10.
tsnsi,y Il huunn leel,n, All cNilt the sacTclness
of 3lvinity.
6--Paui and BnTnabls at Lystra.
Fol- ofmo,smsui ani interest. the most dn.
matte ~ effect u the whole series.
7-Thc Beautiful Gate OF the Temple.
Healing ihe Lame Mao.
The moral aim Of the ds.ig1. asxtia Importance
o. iis scupiwsl purpose, - o. ,nculCsis the sen.
iiueai Of nnia,ling pity ior huisn sanrf'ay. from
~hat,,er ciuse ., may arise, ani o. anim'Ir The
paciice of that bensyolensc which, apart from
thr d,uet inirfp1,Ili OF he,rcnly lia, 10 u.
pruper aitribate.
The sngra,ius, are an t The highest 'i,le Of
Joe sngrying.. and priassd un pap each Of the
,if~ OF 3SN2i iuches.
Fnce ofthe sst 10 .ub.crilef. oaly $40. (rhe
proof. we're publ,htd at 20 guinei,.
NOTICE. The alaye .et 81 eugra,ing. will
h. furnished, Handsomely irsme,l. - iollo~si
Gilt aud coipfsd ysl,,i, one inch aad hall moing.
Nth ,Ls., SIS %
9Th. an. ipeh md h.lfm,lIi4r, 30 90
Rosewood, 300
In nsarpa',iolo. half moro,,a ls,, one side Us 90
10 CHARLES II. NORTON, New York.
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nes iFffull ~
GLASS AND CRoCKERY WARE;
Cuilery; Hardware; Gtissi Ns,ls; Paint. sad
OILS, Sc, Sc.
We alsa,. k.,r a choice selection Of WEST
INDIA GOODS fed GROCERIES, suong
which w,ll he fanl the be-, BRAID. FLOUR;
MaLsses: Young iyson ani OolIug Te1'; Java
Eio,nl Gr,ual Coaec; Su;afs; R,''ins sslsIa.
iu., Spices: Cuuants Snil,; Salt; ls'd; Picked
iIeuins; Paid; Cimpheac: LAMP aud Nero
,ipe o,l AL i.lmp.; f,'h; Pork Of "ur own SALT
log: all kind. IT Tobacco IN the market; and =
thousand other articles. not on this l'si, which
cash ani Il, c1a,,lcnI s,ll bring At astonishing
u lsS hgur~s.
Ever, oas. vi.hiag or not wishing 10 nurcha'e'
=. rr,pertiull, iuVitcito call AL examine the a.
bo,e guod.
vERRILL, 81 CO.,
Opposite the Elm liou's.
NORWAY VILLAGE. ME-.
NORWAY. October, 1859. 10
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GUARDIANS SALE. Pursu,nt 10 loruse
u from the hnnprshle Ju;g- Of rtulaIe ior the
Couuiy u Osorl. shall sell BY pubIic auci ion,
unlr .. previously disposed oi by private sale. oa
Mond.y Nav iI,h, ls60. At 10 o'cl,ck. \. NJ,
on the premises, On Hiram, al the real estate
which William Ridlon, George Ridlpn, Esiher
Jane Rdlon. and Freeman Ridlon. misots, hets
81 Thum.s R,dioa ht~ e Hiram IN said Couuty
are seized ant possessed. The said estate oon-
,i,ts ol abiut nin-ty acres 1T iani, aud is the
homestead of,he s.,d Ridlon. decreased.
DANIEL ~. RlDLON. Guardian.
n.Ft.r Adj ~ Isfu
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Pryor, Of Va, i. sst,ios up a duel.
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To Stone Workers.

DROPOSAI.S are iavitsd zoe bailding the
cellar walls. after the cellar - dug, 20 a
h-u.s, 10 b, ~ lret. GA the suhssfiber's farm At
: nth rads. u . o. L. rough vail, 'st with
roe "a unds,pianing. Address the Subscriber ~,
No. % Mildc -, Portland
DARIUS FORBES.
Por,lanI. April ?, 1850. 10.
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Particular Notice 7

4 ny pcr.,a wi.hing o. boy GOOD FARM
y the Sprng. ~il d. well 90 ,nquiv s1rs =
SAMUEL RICHARDS, j..
-. Paris, April .. iS6J. 10
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FREEDOM NOTICE. Notice !. hereby Civ.
i ea that this day relinqu,sh Ia nv snn. EL.
us X. FLAGG, his time, o. act and transact
business Coz himself sni shall claim none ol his
earniag., uar pay any delts u h,. contracting.
after this late. JOHN =. FiAOG.
Canton. Feb. IL, 1850.
Attest; lRA pAisI. ~
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Mapes' Sup. Phos. Lime.

I Ills valuable manure !. for sale a, the farm Of
! the Subscriber. at the New lo'k price.
freight and charges added. which i IS per bag.
DARIUS FORBES.
South Paris. April ?. ls6O. 10
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TVhHFtIIHHs 4 .WIH F0"'N
Medicines,

saeh a. Aver. ssr.spsrilla, Ayers Cherry Pee
totaI, Aver. Ciih,riic File. wfighrs lndiaH
Vegetable Pills. kennedy's Medical Discovery
Dr.. Clark. Potent Cherry syr"p, DIVA. Hal.
.amic Elixir. Week. Magic Compound. Davis
Pain Killer. L,nsley's Briier.. Clark Biters,
Fisk. Port Wine Di,ier.. Browp's Tfoohes. A.
wells Ditiers, Castor Oh. Olive OIL, Campbor
Gun, Bpan's Pnlmoaio WARS, Hair Dye. MAJ.
Ter. Condition Powder. fot horses, Burnett's CO.
coains for the hair, Ilafnsii'. Wash far renewing
tan ,nd l,eckle.. Sc Also the Celebrated Russia
sai,e, ID. Gr.ndin's Excelsior S,l'e, inji,n Adj
he.i,e salve, fly Psp-r and stychains for III.
ling Flies. Bog, ADD Bears. Dr. MsTshan's Ga.
tsrrh SauI. with lots of SHAVING & TOILET
SOAP. frcpch Perfimery. Lyoa's kaihliron,
spslding's Rosemary, Cologae, by the Quart OF
les. Pore BEARS oil. by the Qnau o. le..
Wood's Hair Restorative. Oils anil E.seaee. Of
Bcfgsmo,, Lemon. Chcckerbcry, Peppermint
6c., Gun ,r,bic. Spouges. 81.
The above goods have been paIrha. Tor cash
duwn, snd will H. .ald at
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SATISFACTORY PRicEsi

lisa. I, fally prepared to pc, IN perfect ~.
pair al kiai. II WATCHES. CLOCKS AMI
JEwELRY. add
Warrant TO give Satisfaction!
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
WORK DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
TSC,.h paiG Coz oil Gold and Silver.
BErHIL nut. is59. Is
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:--The Change To Peter.
Feed my sheep"

The figure ~ Christ !, wonderfully noble IN
conception sat trvit'p-nt: the heads u the Apo..
tl.. .re 6nsl, d,,,rs6ri. there - great uai,y 1t
edert IN the de.ign, great harmsay and tsnlst.
nss. IA the rtut.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
WANT TO HIRE.

UNOR the balance of the year, a servant TO do the
Il cooking and washing for small famiiys Ap-
ply a: this Office.
apr24-tf.
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PREMIUM PIANOS.
Sunday School Celebrations.

NOTHING adds so much to the appearance OF a
In Procession Of Sunday School childsen Flag
inthe hand of every little boy and girI. LUCK is
now prepared to furnish them in any quantity, at "a
College street, up stairs Shields Auction Ro
It sef
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnershp heretofore existing between
i the Undersigned, under the style of Fowler and
Kirkpatrick is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent-A. W. Fowler retiring. The business will in
future be conducted by :. kirkpatrick, who alone
A. W. FOWLER,
apr30 s. KIRKPATRICK.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
A Desira BILE Dyyelling fer Rent

" Is exposed for rent for the balance Of the year.
IL Is within i've minutes walk of the Square, quite
retired, and contains seven good rooms, with plen-
~ OF out rooms. good two story brick stable car
rage house, &C. Enquire OF
iane27-lu ~ 3.E. r. GLASc0CK 3 co.
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The Bartholf Sewing Machine

Is sold on six monrhs' time, fully warranted.
No ,25, College street, opposite Sewanee House,.
aprill7
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Canary Cages |!

lust received, 200 assorted Canary Bird Cages o
q all Styles colors and prices, some as handsomi
ever brought to this market. For sale low by
sebS-tf j. W. WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-26
Hungarian Grass Seed.

JUST received, and for sale at low figure 800
q bushels superior Hungarian Grass Seed. This
seed has ben selected with great care and rsis
ed In the Northern portion of Missearis free from
dirt and all IMPURITIES. f =
~aprIi-lf ssU MIZgII., HOOPER 4 CO
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z n Il K A
For the Consideration of Sensible People
TNIDDLING aboutis not the practice ofDr- MEsECh
II He understands the disease at once and cures
He hates long tampering around and long running
bills sticks anhonorable practice TO respecta-
BILE fees and to cash payments. Cases given Up by
other Physicians are often cured by Dr. AEsEcK
Office on COilegestreeL, corner OF Line
julyS-tT
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Something for the Hard Times.

TUST received by express, ;wo hundred Louisi.
j ana aItakapIs pair Of Pants--goocs that were
never known to wear Out-it So Cash.
JAMES DAVIS,
june23-2w Public Square.
Banner and Union and American copy week
and charge this Office.
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An Invoice of Meerschaum Pipes.

7 UST received fine assortment of Fancy and
u Plain Meerschaum Pipes, with Amber, Jcsmine,
and China Stems, which will be soil cheap at pri-
vate sale by 8 - - BENZ. +. SHIELDS - CO.,
iunel5-tf - ~ Central Auction Rooms.
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Notice TO Stockholders!
Nashville and Chattanooga Railread.
81 suPERINTENDESTs OFFICE.
Nashville. 3 une 2Sth. Is6O.

TN pursuance Of a resolution passed by the Stock
i holders of the NASHVILLE AND OGA
RAILROAD COMPANY on the 1th day Of December
ast, the Stockholders In saidcompany viii be car
9 free OF charge over tha Road on the 3D. 9Th and
eir certificates of stock soithe sonductor.
Janeso-sd. .-f VI E. COLE, sups
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F1.--Is = - lI1af-isisfs's 81 Z -5 se-9s
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AUCTION SALE
Entire Stock Under Attach
meut. 7zl5f 5

DEM. +. SHIELDS & CO., will proceed to sell at
. the Store, No. Is Public Square, next door 70 w.
RI Calhoun, - 'Jewelry Store, on account of w. c.
show C. d. G., commencing on Thursday morning,
Jay 18th at 10 O'Clock, the entire contents OF the
store NO is Public Square, ith counters Shelving
oil Cloths and fixtures. The stock consists OF EN-
broideries, Iaces, Ribbons, n large stock Of silk
Trimmings Ladies' and Children IS Furnishing Goods,
with q never ending variety not to be eapmera-
ted Ladies are invited, and also dealers, who viii
nd n to their interest to attend. The Store is for
Rent. e%8- Benz. n. SHIELDS %. I
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nasbpillf Patriot.
TERMS:

TERMS:
Tri-weekIy per annum, --.------'-- . % %
Weekly; per annnIn, .:.r: ort1xo WeeS.ie
for one year, in advance, ,.---.--.--. . w
when the Daily Tri-Weekly, or Weekly IS to be
discontnued( paid in advance at the time subscribed
- me subsrrfber must order, otn rwise IT Will be
al our adoption until paid fer and stopped.
not paid it must be paid at the time OF dscontnn-
nee or al our option If the party is good 1t will be
gent until paid
Remittances by mail, in registered letters. at
our risk.
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JNHE undersigned having retired from the firm of
j Fowler x Kirkpatrick having sold ont mis-
tire interest therein s. kirkpatrick, respectfully
tenders his h2nks TO the customers of tbs firm for
their patronage, and sC,icits continuation of said
patronage to his suCce
apr30-3m A. W. FOWLER.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
Broadway. New York.

w HEN completed six years ago the st. Nicholas
w universally pronounced the most magnif-
cent, convenient ami thoroughly ganiZed estab-
lishment of the kind on this continent. What it
then IL remains to-day-wthout a rival IN size, in
sumptuousness, and in the general elements Of COM
fort and enjoyment. The Hotel has accommodations
for 1000 guests, including leo complete suites OF
apartments for families. Six hundred persons can
be comfortably the tables of its three pub
lie dining rooms, and nothing that modern art has
devised the venience and social qualification
of the traveliLg public has been omitted its plan.
or is neglected its practical details. The early rep
utatiou of the house at home anu abroad, derived
from magnitude its superb appointments and its
home ike comforts and lu XurieS has been enhanced
every year by the inverted eXertons of the prOpJi
tors TREADWELL, NHITCOMB X CO
may21-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

PATENTS TO PUBLIC LANDs.-Ira Munson,
United States Land Register at San Francisco
gives the following information, in order to
satisfy the numerous inquiries made by claim
ants, in regard to the time when they may
receive their patents to the public lands
which they have purchased: list That when
the patents issue they will he transmitted to
this office for distribution 10 the owners upon
the surrender of the Registers certificate -
2d. Claimants who hold adjacent to private
land claims need not expect their p"tents
uutil the fnal adjudication and settlement Of
sid nriyate claims. 81. SO soon as the pat
ents are received, the parties will be duly no.
ti6e1 of the fact without the Intervention of
agents. and without expense to themselves
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08
A Good Thing for California.

We have already announced that the Sen
ate Postofiice Committee have unanimously
agreed to a bill authorizing advertisements
for proposals to carry the mails thrice week
in twenty days time from ST. Joseph. Mo-
to San Francisco twice week. in twenty
days time from St. Louis via San Diego to
san Francisco, and once a week from New
Orleans to San Francisco. This would give
California. in all, six mails week, and en-
tirelv supercede the ocean mail service.
The committee having unanimously re-
ported in favor of the bill there is every
probability that it will pass the Senate, and
we know Of no reason why it should meet
with opposition in the House. The cry OF
sectionalism can rarely be raised against it,
since it gives a route to every section that
desires communication with the Pacific.
We are glad to see that the national legis-
lature seems disinclined to heed the narrow
and uiggardy recommendations of Postmas-
ter General Holt. to wit: That the overland
service be abolished altogether or reduced to
one line, and that one to be a weekly.
While this bill is before Congress it would
be well to have our California Senators and
Representatives reminded Of the necessity of
branch line from the St. Joseph route for
the benefit Of Marysyille and the great
northern section of the State. A line Of
stages diyerging from near the Sink of the
humboldt, would deliver overland letters for
Marysvile and all the northern counties a
week sooner than to have them go 10y Placer
Vile and Sacramento. The people of Trini-
ty, Siskiyou, Shasta, and all thai region,
which Congressman Burch more especially
represents, are in favor Of such line, and not
only so, but demand it as a right due them as
a large wealthy and important orton ofthe
population of this State. Will Mr. Burch
attend to this matter or not?
BY the way, what has become of the Joint
Resolutions introduced into the present Cali
fornia Legislature, instructing our Senators
and requesting our Representatives in Con-
gress to advocate the establishment of mail
line between Carson City, in Washoe, via the
Henness Pass to Marysvile, with branch
line leading to Sacramento? If this resolu-
tion were passed, it would furnish sufficient
authority for our Senators and Representa-
tives to urge the establishment of a complete
branch line from the st. Joseph route to
Marysville 1t would be very nearly as easy
to give us communication with the overland
line as to stop short at Carson City
Whether this resolution pass the Lcgisla-
ture or not, we hope that Congressman Burch
will look sufficiently to the interest of this
section, to attend to what is universally de
sired 10y his constituents Of the northern por
, tion Of the State
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08
SACRAMENTO CORRESPONDENCE
S,cn.MrNro. Anril 6th.

SACRAMENTO, April 9th
Enron DRMooRAr The Senate passed the
State Reform School bill, today, so amended
as to appropriate $4,000 instead Of 100000
as was originally proposed Half a loaf Is
so,3 to bc better than no loaf, and | hope
your people will not be ungrateful even for
small favors
The Mendocino war appropriation bill
MISSED the Senate Of course. 1t only lets
nine or ten thousand dollars out of money
bags. and YOU know Jarboe's army numbered
twenty men The war was very low in my
opinion, although more can be had at the
same price.
The House passed a bill, today, making
all toll bridges free to parsons, scholars and
witnesses. when destined, respectively to
church. school and court.
The Assembly passed the bill to revive the
attachment law of 1851. Perhaps the grab
law suited our wants about as well as any
could much better, | am SIRE, than the pres
ent one, under which, if a man will but per
iure himself, swearing that he thinks hi'
creditor is about to abscond. (and give rea'
sons therefor) he may make good his claim
while others suffer.
have told you all the Legislative news
have to tell, short as the story is The people
Representatives are a tame set.
have forgotten to say to you before this
that Edward Boyer, Esq, formerly of Marys
Vile, but lately known as "Shasta Ned, hn
recently taken up his residence at San Quen
tin. lie had been recommended to the at
teuton of the keepers of the State institution
at that point, on account of some misappro
priation-graud larceny, | believe they cal
it. Mr. Boyer used to take considerable in
tercst, your readers will remember, in th
elections. both spring and fall, at Marysyille
lie hes been charged with accepting bribe
on such occasions. There may have beer
truth in the charge, for once saw him strik
his breast with his clenched hand on election
day, and exclaim "I'm hummer myself,
am !" Mr.. b. will remain at San Quentin tw
years if he likes the place. He passe
through this city on his way thther.
Miss orden receives q mpimentary benefi
from the State officers and Senators, (no mem
bers of Assembly, except chairmen of CON
mittees. allowed to sign tomorrow evening
The company then goes to San Francisco
without visiting Marysville. d.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

INTENTION OF THE JAPANESE heard
says the 5. F. Telegram, few days since tbs,
there was on board the japanese corvette
100000 in Mexican coin, aud that the An
bassadors had Instructions from their rati.-
to purchase from this country samples of
every conceivable manufacture and make
That they have been doing 60 there Is 10
doubt, for the japanese can Be seen in ,4eaI.
constantly purchasing all sorts Of articles.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

DEEr SNow.-There has been no express to
or from La Porte for two days in consequence
of the storm. The new snow is over six feet
deep at the Lexington House. The express
has not missed trip before in three years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

A LoNG FALL AD-FoREMosr-At Red
Bluff on Sunday night last, a soldier from
Fort Cook, while intoxicated, fell head,fore-
most into well sixty feet deep. When fshed
out he was says the Beacon, as sober as a
Judge and strange to say, had received no
injury whatever.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

Held TO ANswEn-John Morrisey, Charles
Baker, John Williams and William Clinton
were examined. Thursday, in the San Fran
cisco Police Court, and held to answer before
the Court of Sessions. on a charge Of roLbing
a man named james Hedden. They are said
to have arrived from New York on the last
steamer, and are very dangerous characters
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

AT last accounts the shoemaker's strike in
Massachusetts, continued to spread Meet
ings had been held in New York ind Phia-
delphia, at y hich contributions for the rele
of the strikers were taken up.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

SHEET FOR WAsHoE The Sacramento Bee
informs US that few days since, one thou
sand head of fat sheer, which have lately
been grazing on Norris ranch, started for
Washoe by order of their owners Messrs
Woolerton and Hevwood
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

REMovEp.-Mr. j. T. Allment has removed
his Sewing Factory to l54 and 1856 Second
street, where he intends to fit up a room, in
elegant STYLE. for the sale of his machines.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

A BosToN paper says the Republican dele
cation to Chicago stands about three to one
for William H. Seward. but that they will
go to the Convention unpledged, and as ready
to vote for Bates as Banks should the former
prove the stronger.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

SEWING CmcLE-The ladies of Red Bluff
nave formed themselves into a sewing circle
Ior the purpose of preparing articles for the
Fa'r' which they intend to hold about the
fret week Of June.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

UNITED STATES SALooS.-Stokes 4 Chnn
have removed their sa.oon one door nearer to
the Hotel 1t is now next door to the Read
ing Room and Library. The old place is to
be fitted up in few days into a superb bill
lard ROOM The saloon is an elegant apart
mont, clean room, and attractively furnished.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-08

Hon SrrruEN j. FIELD.-This gentlemen
honored our sanctum, yesterday, 10y his very
welcome presence The Judge appears to be
in very good health and spirits lie wilLre
main in the city for two or three days