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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-05

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balts Drins Yfabt,sireu reseImdGia ume gu Ne.
fimmter Stancc.
2. 9suts ron iGnIhriGcr Grnlitutjeu muNtu
oft sIen, ipsniaisus 10 eft lie Burger esrignren,
bod mic ga Sief ouf ein Mial.
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6. Senuse nitt rie 9I,nS,sit gam ptlsn, gum
Stupiren DEER anser,n anftenstupti @sltait..
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srdnts; fs linb ben 3abutn unp Der Sr,oauuus
9leib aabtbeilis.
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ft9sn Ginflu6 auf bic 9eiunptsit cie. fr5blihs
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cas- bstanntlt6 naS bele Ssrpauunasmittei. unp
seuh 81 Gage fubt man kei @altmablsn curds
seHfit an Der SsicI 5r0bli6tsit gu persreittn.
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Saden ais einen rein ineiR!tieeu Gusrrud bftte
rtr SttmmuuS, vtns wsitersn 3wtd gu bstrab
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1Insttcnen hes GCrperc, meldc ee Rerotn I1,ft,
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Sss Bluscs bswirtt unr, mie fbpn temeltt, eic
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tbd t!iten Gpsset Dir cabtn nitbt iptaen. Der.
firnms nitt cfu @att,n sur@ %Grlsriite Niittt.t.-
nn8en unr ptrmeios fcaar bic jsiursr ,u ihsliru
etts Tam, wenn lie Bern lie asrnttnt gaten. ~
Steisnetersr Brit sslhtbrn.
10. 81 ni&t pirl 3uftr, iprnn Gu. Dir 3S1bn,
fHcnsn sriIR aud ieu.~ fsinca &u&etr uas y1d.
ipsrsts'i. irtltat oitls 2alItbeide enttaitea, frb
ben 3dbnsa fGdrlib.
IL. Na& Der @ubIjsit 10 eiu Stidhtn fro.
dents SrUb; biee rsiniat bte 3d9ue teiTer, ale
raan&t ssprtsIsns 3~,tnfdfe.
IL. M~nfrtnsenpe Ssiptsung mad s,p Maht
iett Port bic VsrSauuns = Manhe Naturen
@f0rpsrn mad 1tfh siusn furssn ShIaf, bot riele
Setpcbneett 1T feline quite, fie muat cen 9fune
seri@lstrtt, bef&ieuutst BE Qulie NIB tiisr pem
0ltbsr ure Dem SGlaafhue &crIAut.
10. Die TfabI5eitsn m%iiiItn niat ,u raid auf.
stnanStr folsen. DbsIsi& cte hts @cRimmuna
Der Seit bel Der src6tn 8erlhispen9eit Der @labl.
isiten l4rper IN. 70 tann man bob i'm Durdlhnitl
aHnebnter. haB nab elmer ants 5l,tIb, Grmdle
SrOb &c. btffebsncen Mabijeit 81 = 4 5tanpeu
ntrssbsn miifen, tbe man ,u elmer ab,rnaIiarn
t@retttt, irsnu ni6t, ipts cten bemsrtt, Elm ihmdh.
li&tr &Srper 6@itsrss Giftn bsbinst. Cgatl.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-05
VIRGINIA SALOON.

Nem eeutibtn DubIifum Die ersetrnfe Nu,eire
odB Ger llutrr'ridneie pit au 8ranflinllraEe nm.
t'rhnlt Ger l5;ru a~eit9tne 96irtbltait urp Va.
9crbiersSalrn (iribti urn crn btrren y. YTorr
nno Senne 9tiilbrD tbcrnrmmsu bar. @rir;jh-
unsrn icpcr Art uno Der tclteu 8 InlitGt unp he.
lonrers EN- oorjii5ltdte Sl9rrbttr mirp lteis ser..
inrit bel 6rnrp Srth
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-05

serans nae sirci Wcni6en. msltteim Satr, 1854
freSrn Nnnfmcrrs esrurtessit wurrsn NAB felt.
rsu' Ssiee! = ais Strlf5efanssne in Gar
.euus %as'~6,n fnc. unf5uieis waren. IA bic ib.
nsf gar va(t scIrsie lAai cu'aeRanoencrnussu
ven Dem irst seitaaeiseu @srtrettr tesauscn
plrc,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-05

Ven Niitallerrrn Ter ,.Rrafsblia" ,ur Nad,
rIht, ras Die VpfdlpplIt n9Genn 9euts @slo ba.
etn, 10 aiaubrn H., CO muB lhclen," in rieier
S1lon MID mebr auiseiibrt mernrn lam, in.
Ofm Nfltrirtenpr na linO. RE an piel eusItebsuee
9tlper hlbrn. Nlmenii. gSibitr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-05
Scfanutmac,uuacn
3SsrteselsS @runssiscntbnm al Ger Suppt Gd,
rem eiap unp Der 6tsn Straee sum Gfent-
litben StrFunf.
Nm 0onnuifoo nen < Nnr.f

I'm Aonns' tag, ZEN S. 4prit.
Nsr untsr3r'@netr, rer iih Onccrwarts an1c.
taaft pat. etin9t b,erInit lr,ne an rer SIR Ta
oxen nne eiopltraes ~sslrscne 2susnuna ,um 81.
l%e"t'''P'i Ssttant une Spar am tttrrnenrsn
~ "m ""aVh"h 3ldBe Habc pcm Ntucu
Hihrfir NatmnttagS A tlDr.
@"l Dean p'ast %p'ltnpst lih ri, gpcknbaus mil
neun 3immsrls Gip, ,ts 1t. |. 10. Der plae bat
= ouB otc"t. TO SUP S,rrs u,s ltret al, e,n,
'ts'e @u'9. SaS nauN ut mi, Was u,p sSaI,t
o%srlrbeu. "
A!s sass ricic0 Yiabcs cmpIebtt ibn lcwpUl
Iut ttn Ncpn0aus ale Iut 0cihaitS r,eoI.
Sepln8unAen SIN Se,tstel aeasn Y3,or. m
Saiauee IN u, II, Is, 24 mtp 81 Uipuo,en' i'm
nespt'aete Aoien neeIt 3utertllen pa,a o~erccpnel
u'p S'Fncrt onrh rtnsn Csro NJ Srut. Sn
Ndnler bdt Die &areu unp 3nluraucs fur lo6u
gu iasitn. Selis tann lpgIer0 erari1en percsn.
S"bn D. Steser.
Sds. VI. &aelpr II. Spn,
| NurfInu1rn
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9te'ne elegant stn4cribttteu unc NIT icerm
Comfort eerlebcnen 8dper, falte uno marine.
trlaute i'd mir stm putlltam srlenS sur Se.
nusuns III empisblen. * 6plle,
Brpaefr.. ,rptfa. Der 1. II. Q.
Seebsn ertalten cine Nartic ir,lher 8Int.
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9fad Der Scrfeaung:
0rORcr So0.

Sttatr %errin crlauFt fh icine Trcunbe mic
nas 9%tlammtt 4utiifum IN pirlrr 5etlibfe,t rim,
%iularen. Das Gsmite Dat ale @crberejtunaen
9%etroHen. nm oitien Saa, aleib rem "friibcrrn
ore SnrnpereiRs, in 6rUbiinn uno 6citsrfeit an
oouprtnaen, unp Retner MIRO rcn Snnl ~unbefrit.
rlat rerlanen. Ntulit, GirrtlUr 6 s b nj a n ~ I
"paltdnrt9ea Mfniit GorpS lit 3u picltm ;3psde
'n9aA'rt moroSn ann mirr nit neuen GGnssn Die
taHiinttiAen Oles Itrts in SepcAun9 balteu.
5err Steintein wirp ftine Mube iparsn,
re anwfifnorn @1ltt hnlibttidb Der Spsiisn nnr
0'trdrts YelitdnpiA III bffri;riaen.
Sidets III S1.00 fir Gin IL 6errn uup ,rrt Da
men linp bti Der G,mite uno Der Sane ,u baten.
0aS GUmttc:
9tti;, hplibaucr, Saufr, @rimmel.
VnntmannB, 9EAlte, Mai, I6tlt,
Stubinaer. Sbett.
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@rrtm pcer.

Wrrtm poer.
@rctmpSer nit i'm 9c,bnfobt
Tn betlt &c fuspobia
ST wsrt nj, mai re Sli6e
Nu jimmer lslen nil!
g fitt III rotr sr @riGs'as
Ns Ssen nod rsot hiinp.
@ Is mob prri Rreni
lcb ianJ nj mcbr FEN S;pe.
@un 10 sens is e sSp,li
Sst ltrr: I'm psbaf.
St iubt nj. rat ne Mippe
Gs anne 8cden taft.
&C merit nj Dat De &ater
Gr Time Hadtmie il6rpt,
I'm De 6anaritnpclel
Or rppe 6iuscrn lSppt.
Is 5inl i'd n, epa 70 franpli.
In mdff or Baden roth
Ou lems Gsti in eimmet
81 Siibs &c is rot
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9&afbiruotpm @orfert.

Dleincn 6rtunech lclptt cim @ublifum ;nSariomn, ri,
crSe6cre "njttr, oeR n,ine Spninlr. S1trtbitSft mn VI,
lttee1rtn heutn Inllsci ,Er linie' bal una ptS Nlblilun,
%eeritptn, rsnl ~eertttstn 5aec ub rpi, her sCpjfn t in. V,Irr.
eerS nttrt To air ntine neu enRcrIttste aiieNe aufner;iar.
mo III lfer 3t't rarntt uae tiIte SpctGtn III arrfttr SuS.
pebt ~ rneen lnh. ieptt eut t3tt;dnfe icper srt eon b,if,-
SuIIitli. GrtunrltstIitlt ;lrt ;ahIrtitht1 9tft , Iaect
tW Simpu StcinI in.
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MECHANICS HOUSE.
Mlainitr., sniihtn &c, Is. uno 10. {

Natt'itr, 3irilcttn rs Is. unp 10. Ctr.
Der unterisid nctc sriautt iih BEN eeutld,tn
putiisum Ole Nnietae St maheu, Rap err Die felt
Der pon pm. NfaYuntt grfubtte gEtrtblbaft fes,
rei9en NanlcS it~terucmmsn bat uno in Der felt,
yer 9~etubrtfn SSeils NIT ben telfen grir'lhunsrre
l'oer Nrt tertldbren rite. I'm iablrei;sen Seiud,
letner erutlbcn 5rrunoe bittet
Milliam Oppben.
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2raetbl;a

Sc. &raftbl;a G.
que fitient9rn oerrn. meict. nod eenei1t liar,
pfm S1sEra ..Hrafeblin" beiiutrrteu, merotn er.
lhbt/ith SrArtaI Nabmittas 5 rlbr I'M g9nlb.
ln9tsn @erteh sirsufinpen, inoem rauu nc
0funplttinirSnn9 nlter rfn n6;9igen Gerempuien
itattinpcn lou.
yrrpOf, YraiiO.. >glamiem, 81. G., Gen, @preter.
gnamenil gBIbler.
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efanutmncomma

Gc1amS=Ser stm &ir9imia.
Ernnrrlfas. pen 5trn 9ipril 1860 mrrat(ide
Ser lammlunl. 90 nj. Qrs. Ger.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-05

Wrtbin III elmer GoriiAmft.
3autrrtrs Mnsi,r uaO ibre S6Hnr, Igmp6en,
@enien. 0dife, 9Solt, 6lurmerftr nno 8aurrn.
Srt Ger 6anoluns: u!m, @ras unp sSieu.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
further News bY The Pony,

The Union has the following special dis
patch:
ST LOUIS, Sert lst
The Fulton, via. Southampton, with dates
to August 22d, has arrived
Fifteen hundred Gurbaldians had disem-
barked in CalAbria, and were joined by tw,
thousand insurgents, with whom they retired
to the mountains.
Preparations continued for the defense OF
Naples.
Col. Coffing, with four thousand volunteers
had quilted Lasmonia in the direction Of the
main land.
Fifteen hundred men, with arms and tents
from Sardinia hand landed at Naples, but
were compelled to re embark.
1t is asserted that two companies of dra-
goohs have joined the Insurgents
The Austrian marine budget is to be in
creased lO0,00O,000 florins.
The English Cabinet agree to discontinue
their negotiations for including Spain as one
OF the Great Powers of Europe
Domestic NEws.-The official vote for
Clerk of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky
is as follows: COMBS (Union,) 6S,U45 Me.
CLARITY (Breckinridge,) 1906; Boiling, lO,-
S74 Hopkins, So.
SARATOGA, Sept. lst.-Mrs. Garland, wife
of Gen. Garlard, U. 5. A, dropped dead in
the streets here last evening, while walking
with her daughter, the wife OF Major Deas.
She had been in her usual health previously.
A correspondent of the Press announces
that Douglas will soon proceed to Pennsyl-
vania, and will address meetings at Harris
burg, Sept. 7th; Reading, Sept Sth, aud
philadelphia on the same evening after
wards at Easton and other towns of the
State. He will then return to New York.
1t is ascertained that the Administration
has no r!ore official information on Mexican
affairs than is already known to the public
through the newspapers. The dispatch of
vessels TO the Gulf is nearly precautionary
measure in view of tie threatened Spanish
hostilities against Mexico.
1t is probable that Minister McLane will
return to Vera Cruz in accordance with a
desire expressed in official quarters While
our Government would not view indfferentlv
an armed and equipped inter, ention in the
affairs of that country, it would be power
less to interfere, Congress having made no
provisions for such a contingency.
Letters from Henderson. Texas, gives a
list of the losses by the recent fire there
making the clear loss upwards eff $500, 900
over Insurance.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

DUEL IN ARKANSAS. An item has reached
the Nashville and Louisville papers to the
effect that CAN'T, who was recently elected
to Congress from the Eastern District of Ar
kansas, had been killed in a duel 10y DR..
Mitchell, his opponent in the canvass. Ac-
cnrding to this statement, the duel took
place about the 18th of August, in the In1i-
an Nation, and that intelligence of the meet
ing and its fatal result was at once forward
ed to George CAN'T. his brother, who is a
prominent lawyer and politician in Colum-
bid, Tennessee. There is reason, however
for doubling the whole story
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

GARIBALDI's DIsINTEBEsrEpNEss The Ma
pies correspondent Of the Paris Presse relates
several curious anecdotes of Garbaldi, rs re-
lated 10y Alexander Dumas. He says! al
exander Dumas tells me that the disinterest-
edpess of Garibaldi is astonishing lie al
lows himself ten francs a day-not quite
two dollars; this constitutes his civil list -
The other day he burned his pantaloous by
accident, and having no others he was quite
embarrassed for several days He observed
to Dumas, if | were rich, | would do as you
have done and buy me u schooner. at the
same time he signed a check for 500, 900
! francs"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
INC NEedirnl nnd SnrricnI1ns,i,n,o =,

Inc uedit"t and Surgical ansiitute of
Dr. b. >. CZAPKAI, Is already secured in a position
which places 1t, as well its prop eor, far above
the assaults of envy and pl ressonal malice In the
schools Of France the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners in this department of Medica !
science and they occupy with others an equally lofty
position in the profession Rcord is AN Illus rous ex
simple, shining light among the philosophical stars q,
MS age IN Europe and DR.. Cznpkay has fully equnlled
MN in this country, as proof If which, the Phin
deipha College OF Medicine compl mented hin wifi, a
diploma, and the honorary ad eundena degree Sc
ecng this as his field of Operation. although oualiien
as graduate OF the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon OF the Hungarian Revolutionary army
Tor more extended labors DR.. L. ]. Czapkay las beu
his earnest attention to the cute Of chronic and pr-
Vae Diseases in which he has become sn great an ex
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADR in this
bradch OF his profession throughout the United Stat
AMI his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter Of Interest to their readers the most exclusive
journals. The Ioctprs offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street. corner of
LeIles 'orif nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
cific Mail Steamship Company
~ We ask particular attention OF our readers to
theSworn Certificates of remarkable cures In another
column of this paper. L9O3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

GEoRGIA.-TheS Sa sannah Republican says:
Some of our Northern cotemporaries con
tiuue to assert, as fact. that the Bell and
Douglas men of Georgia have united u joint
ticket in the Presidential election. Nothing
Of the kind has been or seriously thought Of
All three OF the parties have their own eec-
toral ticket in the field, aud there is no pros
peet of fusion, unless the Breckenridge men
should take down their ticket and leave its
rapidly diminishing supporters at large to dc
as they please.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
MAMMOTH FossILs.-A New York paper

says;
number of workmen have been engaged
Tor some time past in making excavations in
swamp at Elenvile, Ulster county, Tor the
purpose of discovering the remains of nam
moth fossils. For the last four or five years,
several of these pre- Adamite monsters have
been discovered, and the New York Geolog
lcal Society are now going to considerable
trouble and expense for the purpose of pro :
curing. if possible, full skeleton of the
mammoth. Already an immense tusk has
been taken out. which measures ten feet in
length as we'll as several immense bones
They were found to be much decomposed
but with care may be united.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
ABOLITION CoNvENrIoN.-A dispatch from
st. Louis dated August 3lst, says:

ABOLITION UoNvENTIoN.-A dispatch from
st. Louis dated August 3lst, says;
They have had radical Abolition Nation
al Convention at New York About 100
persons, including several women, were
present. a letter was received from Gerrit
smith, containing $50 to aid in printing Il
ticket, DC He discouraged the expenditure
of money, pointed to the sad experience of
1858, and thought there was little ground for
encouragement in future Delegates were
present from Kentucky, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Michigan, Massachusetts, and New
York. The following are the nominations
mode; For President, Gerrit Smith, of New
FORK for Vice President, SamI Mcfarland,
of Pennsylvania; for Governor of New York
State, VIM. Gookel, of New York city; for
Lieut. Governor, sydney A. Beers, of Brook
lYn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
HnIi'. snrsMpnriIln, yellow Dock md

H"iPS Snrs"pariIin, Yellow DOck amd
lodde OF Potass is prepared from the finest red Ja-
maica >ars 'pariia aud English Iodide of Potqss-ad-
mrable as arestorative and purifier of the blood, 1t
cleanses the system Of all morbid and impure matter
-'emoves pmpes boils and eruptions from the skin
-cnres rheumatism and rains of all kinds All who
can afford should use it, as it tends to give them
strength and proong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle
HALL CO., Prnprietnrs
wholesale Druggists, l43 ana 145 CLAY street.
mhl3 6n Below Montgomery, AN Franc SEQ
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

Tue Louisville Democrat has the follow
ing: gentleman authorizes as tn make the
following proposition; Que hundred dollars
to thousand that the Hon. John G.. Breck-
iurldge does not run for the Presidency in
November next Persons desiring to take
the bet will apply at this office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
A CHAE.E4E NGE.

I CHALLENGE J I'm BoFps to ex-
4 ~ hbi his two year ol cot .aiust my
E%F1S colt, than Alien, Jr., before equal
judges Ia Tie city of Mnrysvile, al
any time lie y appoint, tn reiers /, speed and
points. also chad nge saii john Boogs to rot hs
oolt against mine. on the 1St of November for 81 900
feSlw JOSEPH WICK,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

The Delegates elected uuder the foregoing call viii
convene At smartsvi lie, at the time and for the object
designated above.
LORENZO HUBBARD,
Chan Yuba Co. Dem Central Committee
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

BRoDERIcK's WILL-In the Probate Court
to-day Judge Blake consented to order a
commission to issue to John X Hackelt OF
New York to take further testimony but
would allow no stay of proceedings, There
is now some prospect that the will may be
admitted to probate during the coming week
Bulletin, Wednesday
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
Sprrjal 1Otirra.
10 TTespnsseTs.
AGENEY NnrICr-

Mr. L. Z. FISHER is our My authorized Agent AT
san Franci'c" to receive advertise neuts, recet for
the sa ne, and to transact hnsness generally for the
DEMOCRAT Ohce-No. 17tH Washington street.
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera llonse, upstairs
HonoWHy'S PIiiS.-Whl PIN and suffer from
wasting disease when this marvellous remedy is at
mana ana within the reach Of alY 1t is inMl lille in
alleompaints of the stomach, The live er, and the bow
els AMI eradIcaies rs well slpl resses the acning
disease
81 Sold at the mandatory, No. so, Maiden Lane.
New YORK, aud by ali Druggists, at 25c. G3c aud 81
per pot se2
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

SICKNESs-An unusual amount of sickness
is prevailing in Nevada county at the pres
e7t time Last week there ere 20 patients
in the county hospital, being II gre e'ter mum
her than was ever in before at any one time
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
1ailg gatlonal Democrat.
Supervisor Convention.

The National Democratic voters of the Second Su-
pervso District county of Yuba, will meet in their
respective precincts on THURSDAY, Sc tember 18TH
for the purpose of electing delegates to District
Convention, to be held at Smartsvilie on SATURDAY
September l5th 1869 at ~ O'Clock NJ, to nominate
candidate for Supervisor and Township officers for
said District. The precincts will be represented as
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

A Portland (Mainr) paper says that Gen.
Tom Thumb is to take II wife from that Gil
not only tone of PoltHnds farest daughters
but the handsome and accomplished daugh
ter Of one of our oldest and most esteemed
citizens She is said to be very "pretty, be.
low the ordinary height, and heiress to quite
large estate"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
KESrUcKY.-The following appears in the

KENTUcKr.-The following appears in the
Bulletins st. Louis correspondence:
Hon. Humphrey Marshall of Kentucky
who was long so popular with the Opposi
uon there, whom he twice or three times
represented in Congress, deserted, YOU recol-
lect, very early to Breckurdge aud Llre.
and returned home to make speeches for
them. His old party friends, however were
so much incensed against him, that he has
not dared to speak except in strong Breckin
ridge counties His first appointment vas at
Louisville. but finding ii disturbance inevita-
ble he did not present himself on the stand,
or show himself in a public place, while he
was in the city. The roughs Of the Union
party are said to have supplied thrmselye es
with four bnrrels of eggs to pelt him with,
and concealed them conveniently near the
stand. They charge that he received a brile
of $4,000 to desert and support the Breckin-
Ridge ticket. The Breckinridge men in Ken.
tucky have abandoned all hope of c,rryiug
it, and their effort is now to reduce the vote
for Douglas as low as possible. Combs the
Union candidate, has majority of full
$4,000 over McClary
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14
MRS. WINNEOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has ,
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which greatly ia
ctate the process of teethng, by softenng the gums
reducing all innamation-will allay all pain, and il
sure to regulate The b. wells. Depend upon It mothers
it viii give rest to yourselves AID relief and health
your infants. Pefectly safe In all cases. See adver
"semehV IN another column. may4-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

REPRESENTATIVE Men FOR DOUGLAS John
u SAKE, the American poet and late Demo-
cratic candidate for Fovernor of Vermont,
has declared his intention to stump New
\ ork for the Little Giant.
Hon. George Bncroft. the great American
historian, is an out aud out Douglas man.
Edwin Forrest, the great American trlge-
dian. is friend of Stephen ~. Douglas
Prof Boynton, the American lecturer upon
g'o,ogy, physiology and the electrical sci
ence, postponed his tour to Europe to stump
for Douglas.
Hon. Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of the
United States Supreme Court, is for stephen
a. Douglas for the next President.
Hon. Roht. }. Walker, eX-Secretary of the
Treasury and late Governor of Kansas, has
pledged himself to stump New Jersey for
Douglas and johnson. So they 20
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

HONORABLE MENuoN-Wheu the resou-
tion of censure upon the California Gelega
ton to Charleston was read in the state Con.
vention, Major John Bidwell was excepted
lhereupon the entire Convention, MS by Il
common impulse, arose and gave him three
cheers which caused the church to fairly
tremble from its effect This was an honor
richly merired by the true Democrat who
refused on his part, to hetray California to
the seceosionists Red Bluff Deacon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

York Tribune of August 25th, publishes the
following letter:
ALBANY, Ga, Aug 10, 1860
DEAR SIR: Some time since | wrote to the
editor of P"rter's Spirit of the Times, stating
That | would bet Mr.. Heenan, {" "rhe Bull Of
the Forest, y $4,000 that had negro boy
named ehadrnck, weighing 1924 lbs. that
could whip him. The paper published in
our Town came out and said it was IL bucket
letter, | did not correct the impression. as |
not like to make myself Known, | will now
make mother bet, with him, and hope he
will take me up, | will bet him $4,000 that
can whip him myself, & when 1 get
through, he will he anxious TO get hold of
another Georgia hoy, that has been raised on
Gopher meat and corn bread If Mr. Hecnnn
is willing to get hold of man, that will
make him fell a good deal worst, than sayers
did, he can meet me at Boston on the first of
September, and we can make all the arrange
ments. Please publish this in your paper.
Hoping that Mr.. H. will see it, | remain
yours Respectfully JOEL BELyIEw.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

DEsrGucTtvE WonM-We learn that in
some portions of the county considerable
destruction among the vegetables has been
caused 10y a worm, said to be what is called
the "army worm" On Elk River, whole
fields of potatoes have been stripped so MS to
leave the ground perfectly bare.-H,sm5old
Times
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-14

HEENAN CHALLENGED AGAIN-The New
York Tribune of August 25th, publishes the
following letter: