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Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

CHINESE COOLIES IN PERu.-A Cal!ao (Peru)
correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
states that there are 10000 Chinese coolies
now in Peru, and the demand continues. A
cargo of these coolies (the last previous to
the date of the letter. was landed in May.
and they sold for 500 each-the term of
servitude being eight years, the wages four
dollars a month, two suits of clothes in the
year, and two pounds of rice per day. 1t
costs the trader about S35 to land China
man on the Peruvian coast, and as he is
pretty certain of getting $500 or $4Oo for
him, the profits are enormous The China
men are induced to emigratc by a small sum
of money, fortune in their eyes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

GEN. CoNoSFoRT, former President of Mex
leo. is now living with his family in New
Y York, having taken house in Fifth avenue
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

The Nevada Grand Jury have found in
dietments against the following persons:
Chas. Nichols, for murder; Anthony Brown,
manslaughter; Edward Richardson, Daniel
Smith and Julia Moore, for arson; George
Taylor, for burglary; Edward Richardson
and David Gillespie, for grand larceny.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
BOWLING SALOON.
63 @ STREET. MARYSVILLE.
TENHIs popular place Of resort Is now under the
n pervision Of Messrs.
a. NOBLE,

The ALLEYS are IN excellent condition, the BAR is
amply stocked with the best of everything usually
found in first class bars, and persons who visit the
Bowling Saloon in pursuit OF pleasure or OF profit in
the shape of heathfu exercise may be assured that
their wants Will be properly attended to.
au2Glm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

DEMOCRATIC CLUB AT NEvADA.-The Ne
sada Democrat of Wednesday has the fol-
lowing:
A meeting of the Democracy was held at
the Theater yesterday evening, for the pur-
pose of completing the organization of a
Temperate Club. We understand that over
two hundred persons have already enrolled
their names Is members and we have no
doubt that the membership will be increased
TO five hundred in the course of few weeks
The meeting convened about the time our
paper went to press, consequently we are
unable to give any of the proceedings The
object in organizing the Club is to bring
about united action among the friends Of
Douglas, to more efficiently carry on the
canvass in this county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
FOR sale.

TEyRE "HERMITAGE RANCH" ave miles from
Il Marysville, on the Yuba road, containing six
hundred ana iftysix acres OF good land-one Of the
best Ranches in Yuba county. Persons wishing to
invest will find 1t to their advantage to examine the
premises.
For terms inquire Of Mrs. @, Kammeling, on the
promises, or at ffeadvetl Cos Marysvine
au22tf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
EhoIiownv,s pills anh nintu,n.,1 -

act mu-
'uay and in perfect unison upon the internal and ex-
terna ailments incidental to the Human family The
former is a powerful antseptio and antbilious agent
as the latter is unequaed in the cure of erupons and
all cutaneous disorders.
=, ~ Sold at the mandatory, No So Maiden Lane
Now York, and by all Druggists, at 25c Csc, and Al
per pot. ,,,0s
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
The Medical ana Sureical sustitu.o a,


Dr' L. >. CLAPkAY, IS already secured in position
which places 1t, as well as It's 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 an equally lofty
position in the profession Ricord is an Iustrous ex-
Fmpe shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in EuroPe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equaued
MN IN this country, rs proof of which, the Phila-
dephia College Of Medicine conplimened him with
Diploma, and the honorary dG el,s6ep, decree Sc
lecting this as his field Of operation although qualified
as graduate OF the University of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army
for more extended labors Dr. l.. j. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the Of chronic and pri
vate diseases in which he has become So great an ex
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in this
brahch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography published as mat
ter 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
LedesioiT nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa
cfc Mail Steamship Company.
~ We ask particular attention of our readers to
the sworn certificates Of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. j,3O-8m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
Spetial 9otltey.
AGENCY NOTICE

Mr. L. r. FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
san francisco to receive advertisements, receipt for
te Sane and to transact business generally for the
DEMOCRAT Ofnce-No. 11t1a Washington street
nearly opposite Magures Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

Halls sSarsmparilla, yellow Dock and
Iodide Of Potass is prepared from the finest red Ja-
maica sarsaparila and English Iodide Of Potlss-ad-
mrable as restorative and purifier Of the blood, it
cleanses the system Of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimpes boils and eruptons from the skin
Cares rheumatism and pains of all kinds. All who
can afford should it, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at ST per bottle.
Il. HALL CO., Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists, 143 ana t5 Clay street,
mhl3 6m Below Montgomery, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

The ULTIMATUM OF THEIR HoPEs.-Col
Jas. W. Harris, Of Georgia, made a speech
at Doug gas ratification meeting at Atlanta,
July 18th. in the course of which he review
ed the action of the friends of Douglas at
Baltimore, and defended them from the as
persions of the Secessionists. He said.
The Secoders made no efforts at Baltimore
to defeat the nomination of Stephen A. Doug.
las or to modify the minority report adopted
at Charleston. Their only object being in
going to Baltimore to withdraw from that
Convention those delegations flom the bor-
der Slave States which refused to secede at
Charleston. They did not go to Baltimore
for harmony, but for the purpose of section
alizing the Democratic party, forcing the
election of Lincoln, and then to consumate
the ultimatum of their hopes-a dissolution
of the Union
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

DR.. GwIN AT STocKroN. According to an
nouncement, Breckinridge ratification
meeting was held in Stockton on Wednesday
evening, the audience numbering about $50
persons. EX Senator Gwin spoke first, en-
deavoring to show what he had done for
California. When he had concluded, says a
dispatch to the Union, person directly un-
der the stand asked, in a calm manner, if DR..
Gwin would answer question.
Dr. Gwin--Go on, sir.
lndiyidual-What have you ever done in
your long Senatorial career for the benefit of
this State?
Dr. Gwin-l have answered the question
already, and if you had paid attention you
would have learned what have done.
DR.. Gwin then retired, and was succeeded
by Calhoun Benham.
There was no enthusiasm and no cheers at
any time during the meeting.
When Benham had finished, three cheers
were given for Douglas and Johnson,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

disnatch iy12 If
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

The Union has the following special dis
patch:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
Mas, IJeetIpr 10 Vyashington county,


There will be a mass meeting of the friends OF Bell
and Everett a; Abingdon, next Monday, the Gath. The
Abingdon VirginiaA says;
We expect several eminen. speakers, and glorious
tune generally Come out from your mountain homes,
aud spend one day for the great Of the country
Come out and hear Nelson aud perhaps Goggin and
others We intend 20 make the day memorable with
speeches music and banners. Come and have your
hearts and minds carried back to the glorious days Of
Is4O and help roll on the bali Everywhere forces
are armed for the struggle and mus. make part OF
the grand army Of patriots.
"If aI the speakers expect, should be here will
have "protrlced meeting"
''The Hons. T. A. r. Nelson and W. L. Goggin will
tailly be here"
We rejoice to see tha; our friends in the Little Ten
nssee dsric-a district that did so gorousy for Cog
gin last year-are arousDg from their le.hargy, and
putting on their armors fer the fray. Let there be an
overwhelming gathering a; Abingdon mex. Monday.
We hope, also, ;hl, similar meetings will be forthwith
held in every county and neghbOrhood ia the Southwest
and Ina, sbe AID effective speakers may be engaged to
address the people Our friends in the Southwest have
no. have been, thus far as wide awake and jealous as
a,y should have beer Il is the only part of the State
that seems not 70 be in goodly motion. Let apa-
,by prevail no longer. But awake arouse and organize
a. once and 20 earnestly aud eaesge.caly to work -
Begin the work sg and proceed with it. steadily and
Enthusiastically, and roll up larger majority for Bell and
Everett than YOU have ever given 10 any candidate
On-ou, with the work!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
STEPHEN DUNCAN.
senator Toombs ON Che RIsetiOn Of lincoln.

Hon Robert Toombs recently made an able speech at
Columbus Georgia. in which, speaking OF the encroach-
ments of the North upon the rights of the South he said
THAT his people might stand il if they choose he had
borne it until another chair would break the cameIs
back and when said the speaker rising up TO his full
height and with eloqueuce that shook the house with
applause 'when the last disgrace and degradation shall
be cousunmated by the election Of chief magistrate
over the people whose influence and power will be WELD
cd against the dearest rights Of my section, and the sa-
cred guarantees of the constitutions when he shall stand
at Que end Of the capitol to take the oath OF Office then
my commission your representative in the Senate is at
an end then will return il to those who houored me with
it; then will come to my constituents and ask only one
olce within their gift; then shall be candidate for the
White House Of the sovereign State Of Georgia. This
declaration OF the speaker followed by loud cheers
applause aud waving of handkerchies that continued for
time.
Senator Toombs has let the cat out Of the wallet He
announces himself in the event Of LnColns election a
candidate for "he While House, of the independent
State Of Georgia No doubt many other Southern Dem
o.rltc politicians are looking anxously to some Southern
white House" or other. Knowing their chances arc
gone for getting to the "White House" at Washington,
they are willing to wade through the horrors of revou-
ton and civil war, if they eau thereby occupy "Whe
House" somewhere else What reckless demagogues and
unscrupuous conspirators.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
nm. uork of .sPracipItntIon.s

1t Is announced that the Hon. William L. fancey Is
going North on political mission and that he intends
to advocate the cause Of Breckenridge and Lane in Bos
ton and other places. Commenting upon this announce
ment, the Columbus Inquirer pertnenty observes
chat every one knows that this cannot be with the ex'
pectation of carrying single Northern electoral vote
for Brecknrdge-thAt there is State north OF Penn
syvana in which he possibly get oneourth OF even
the Democratic vote. Then why does Mr. fancey leave
the Southern States in which his sectional doctrines are
more popular, and in which Mr. Breckenridge has need
of all the help he getand make political pilgrimage
to region in which he effect nothing for the success
of his own ticket? 1t apparent that voting for Breek
inridge in the North will only to the benefit Of
Lincoln, and /. is equally to be apprehended that Mr.
Yancey's violent sectOnalism will drive Democrats OF
that region to tae support of LincOn-Or we take it,
he is not the man to preach doctrine at the South
and another at the North.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
NM nI.nnIon Increment.

Welearn from the Fayetteville Observer that the Hon.
7. L. Cnugman denounees as mean and base" any man
in North Carolina who would hold office under Lincoln
if elected Of course then as the Observer goes on to OBJ
serve, Mr. Cngman IS for disunon in that event. For
If you shut up the POs0ces and stop the mails close
the Federal Courts and discontinue the performance of
all the necessary duties under the Federal Government
disunion follows Mr.. Rodman Breckenridge ElectOr in
the Newbesu District Is on, for dsuniOn in of Lin
coins election. The Breckenridge paper at TarbOrO
takes the same position. All through the South hear
Of Breckenridge men declaring for disuniOn in case of
Lincons election and at the time declaring that
Lincoln will certainly be elected. We should be sorry
20 see this if We had any idea that Lincoln will be elect
ed We do not believe be will be. The managers Of
the Breckenridge movement doing their bes. to Sc
cure that results but the people will dislppoint them
In the mean line would be much the credit Of
these froeaing gentry if they would advocate dssOlu
lion nos After the election, decided consdutonally,
we are in honor bound to abide its results wait for
cause Of resistance The constitutional election Of no
man constitutes that cause.
Many Of the Breckenridge orators here in Virginia are
also out for Dscnion in the event Of Lincons election
such We understand to be the position of Lieutenant
Governor Montague, Attorney General Tucker, Hon.
wilolghby Newton, James Lyons, Esq, Beeekinridge
eector for this district and many Others. VIII not the
people open their ewes to these startling ac.ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Our friends have been kind to US recently that they
keep US busy making Acknowledgements to them for
thsir avors. We have to acknowledge our indebt
edness to our friends Yaneey Harrison for something
excellent delightful and sublime. They sent Us, few
DAYS ago, bottle Of rsehOp champagne, and bottle
Of splendid old brandy and bundle Of the best and most
fragrant cigars We have met with for age All these
things did they send Us but alas these Injuries have all
departed and the places that knew them will know
them more forever. Yancey Harrison have lately
opened Wholesale and retail grocery establishment
and, both being noble-hearted gentlemen and clever
fellows and energetic business men, the pub
lie viii do well TO give them a call.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

Il would indeed be a difficult thing for the combined
conservatives Of the South TO resist successfully the tide
Of Secession and DSuuion when Is has once set IN =
We are no aaruisti We speak not thus for the puF-
pose Of unnecessarily alarming Northern ieloW-en
zeDs But We utter these warnings in all ealmness' and
with pure aud patriotic intent. And we sincerely and
earnestly hope that our conservative friends at the North
viii receive them with honest hearts, and with full and
determined purpose accomplish the defeat of Lincoln
and thus avert the dire caamdes Of secession, revou-
ton, and civil war
We can give to friends at the North the assurance
that the Yancey Breckinridge ticket will certainly be
beat in almost every Southern State. All we ask and
an we desire is for our conservative felloWeitzens at
the North to stand by this dread extremity What
will IL avail though should succeed in carrying nearly
an the Southern States for Bell and Everett we GER
tanly shall DO If our brethren at the North fail to OBJ
tain enough electoral votes in that section to ensure the
defeat Of Lincolug We appeal to them alive espe-
cay and urgently appeal to conservative friends in
the battle States Of New York, Pennsylvania and New
Jersey close up their ranks at once and Alter not in
their Efforts until Lincoln and Black Repubcanism are
Overwhelmingly and humiiatingy defeated You have
it in your power accomplish that patriotic and saving
result. And let it be done-lst e Be done
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
Mass meeting in HarrIsOn County.

There will be a Mass Meeting of the friends Of Bell
aud Everett at Ciarksburg, in Harrison county, on
Thursday, the 9th of this month Many able speakers
will be present aad address the people the moment
Gus issues involved in the present contest lie, there be-
grand and enthusiastic coming together of the friends
Of the Constitution and the Union on that OCCASION
We wish our friends Of Harrison and adjacent counties
pleasant and profitable time at their Carksburg de-
mons;r,tiOa on the 27th. We wish we could be there
to mirgle and exchange greetings with them.
We are glad 10 observe the unusual zeal and activity
which our friends in the Northwest, and in the IA.
uawha region, arc displaying in behalf of the election
Of Bell and Everett Let them keep the ball in con-
slant notion and give cheering and glorious account
Of themselves on the 9Th Of November We shall look
for rousiug majority for our candidates from the
Northwest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
mn,- neetlnE In Alb .,narle.

There viii be a mass meeting Of the friends Of Bel
and Everett at Charlottesville the 25th and goth Of
The present MONTH at which many distinguished speak
ers will be present. The Rsvies Of Friday says:
Col J. B. Baldwin, B. Johnson Barbour, Walter Pres
.ol, Raleigh T. Daniel Marnsdulle Johnson Fernando
R. Farrar, have promised 10 be present.
We expect an unusually hue meeting, and invite the
people Of al parties from this and the neighboring
counties, 20 De present
We particularly invite our Breckinriige and Douglas
friends 70 give Us a hearing. They sccustome, TO
Gov Smith, Horace j Lacy, K. NJ T. Hunter. Let
them come and hear some real speeehes-that old
horse Rober. E. Scott for example the ieryid Pres
ton, the Incompatible Barbour the massive BALDWIN,
oar meeting viii be iNtsiiscll! treaL-speaking
thy Of the palmy days Of American oratoTy.
We want the ladies also TO begem the occasion with
their bright eyes With their naturally fine instincts
they are generally Bel men, aud we solicit their pres
ence.
We Join in the wish Of friends Of the Rsviep that
there may be glorious turnout of the sOvereigns on
the occasion We hope, too that there will be great
revival, and that grea good may be done. Roll along
the ball!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
,,.,0D ~ the CounseIs OF washington. Jsner-
Ai''0 SON and Jackson.
READl YE DlsUNIoNISTs.


MI ,,,;,v nj government which constitutes you one
no also now dear 70 you II justly so; for 1t is
ip nllar IN the ed6ee OF your real independence he
nr of your tranquility at home your peace ABROAD,
of your safety Of your prosperity oil that very hoery
which you 30 highly prize But as Is easy 70 ioesee n9I
80 je,rent causes and from different quarters much
sns will be taken many articles employed to weaken In
rour minds the conviction OF this truth-as tbs IS the
ont In vour political fortress against which the Bate
res NJ internal and external enemies VIII De most con-
santy and actively Enough often coyerty and insldous-
10y dreced-t Of infinite moment that you should prop
A estimate the immense value Of your national union TO
yr collective and individual happiness that you should
cherish cordial habitual and immoyabe attachment to
h accustoming yourselves TO think and TO speak oil as
palladium Of your political safety and prosperity;
watching for its preservation with jealous anxiety dis
Whatever may suggest suspicion that
II can in apy event be Abandoned and Indignantly rown-
inc upon the first dawnng OF every attempt to ALLEVIATE
any norton of our country from the rest or to enfeebe
the sacred ties which link together the various parts
'"' '"'''N WASHINGTON.
Tho I.ssons contained in this invaluable legacy Of
Washington to his countrymen, should be cherished in
the heart of every citizen to the latest generation; and
perhaps at no period of time could they be more use
fully remembered than at the present moment. For
when we look upon the that are passing around
us and dwell upon the pages Of his parting address, his
paterna couusels would seem to be, not merely the OIL
spring OF wisdom and foresight but the voice OF prophe
CIV foreelng event and warning US Of the evil to come
JACKSON. 49,
If there be any among us who would wish to DIS
SOLVE this UNION, or to change its republican form,
let them stand undisgused monuments Of the safety
with which error of opinion may be tolerated, where
reason is left free TO combat MCPHERSON
If the UNION is SEVERED, the line of separation
will grow and WIDER and the controversies which
are now debated and settled in the halls OF legislation,
will then be TRIED BATTLE and determined
by the Sword.-JACKS0N.
We must have patience and long endurance then, with
our brethren while under deuson Give them time for
reflection and experience Of consequences keep ourselves
in situation to profit by the chapter Of accidents-and
separate from our companions only when the sole alter
natives left are the dissolution Of Union with them,
or submission to a government without limitation oil
powers.-JEFFERS0N.
Leaps your friends and stand by your eountry!-
JACKSON.
I'LL. N.,io.,. Il .ntLsk be 1,r.serred JACKSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17
nnoot-RIneklng ForgerIe..n

John T. Morgan, Esq, Breckenridge ElectOr for the
State At large in Alabama made speech the other day
a, Centerye IA which he is reported not only de-
nouncing the Irish and Dutch inmicsl to the South
but as degrading them to a competition with bOOblack
ing negroes in their meuia occupations We quote
from the Centeryile ERq,sirT;
Mr Morgan, in his speech last Saturday, rath-
or severe on the Irish and Germans He said they
oil inclined be RpujiicGas and opposed 10 sidVe
~ on account Of the negroes coming ia opposition 10
than ia 5iackiHg boots and doing other such services"
Now, that is particularly complimentary to the Irish
and Dutch, whom the Breckenridge here in Rich
mOnd are trying to wheedie aud bambOOzle into the
support of their candidate! What say Irish aud
German elow-ciiizens Of Richmond to such denunca-
tons on the part OF the Breckenridge electOrs'