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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06

CALvIN b. MoDoNALD has retired from the
editorial staff of the San Francisco Mirror
1t is said he will connect himself with a peri
odical published in that CITY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06
Blue VitrioI!

hOs','. LDo. very pure and choice, for sale in
Iuaugs 20 SUIT at lower rates than ever before
offered IN this market Purchasers will find II 10 tbir
advantage to call on us before buying elsewhere
..os RICE, COFFIN CO.
Y'-' ~, oppo site Wells, Fargo & Go.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06

OK Friday last the house of Lemuel Carter
on Deer Greek, Shasta county, was destroyed
by FIRE. Loss 81 900.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06
9lrw Establishments.

M NANTED-Immedately Blacksmith $ heper,
w also a good Ranch Cook. Apply to
STAHL CO.'S City Intelligence Office,
St\Nicholas HOTEL entrance on Third street.
NNANTED-One thousand orders, more or less, for
w the very best kind Of help-both sexes.
Apply to
STAHL & cos Intelligence OGice,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on 1hird street.
Ma ANrED-A man and his wife for a ranch, $50
w per month Apply at
STAHL cos Intelligence C1ice,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street
NE ANTED-By the 12ih inst, 50 men to work on
w Railroad. Apply at
STAHL & cos City Intelligence Office,
st. Nicholas Hotel, entrance on Third street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06

ISAAC KENT and William Mcdonald have
been taken to the Insane Asylum from El
Dorado county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06

OREGON ArpLEs.-E. Fay has received a
large lot of fresh Oregon apples at his fruit
and cigar store, III Second street lie has
everything in his line for sale, as will be
seen by reference to his advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06
MARRIED..

MARRIED.
On the 9th inst, in this city by Rev. E. B. Walls
worth, IL j. Booth and Miss Elizabeth HUBBARD eld-
est daughter OF Dr.. l.. Hubbard.
The happy couple left, yesterday morning, the
boat for San Francisco, where they win spend por-
zion of their honeymoon. We wish them all joy but
know not what better to do than to employ the words
of the old time poet, Martial;
"Perpeua harmony their bed attend,
And Venus still the wcmatched pair befriend. -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06

TuEArRE.-The Octoroon was again played
last evening, to respectable house Miss Land
as Zoe was beautiful, and Miss Vaudeville as
Dora Suunyside ditto. Waldrons persona
tion of the seoundrelly ex-Oyerseer was a
good thing throughout Perry as the old
niger Pete was Of course superb, as Perry
always is in anything that he undertakes.
Booth played the part Of the Indian to per-
fection. Barry, as Scuddor is inimitable.
Tonight will be performed the great Irish
Drama of Colleen Bawn or The Brides of
Garryowen. Such a play should draw a
full house.
We noticed that the music in front Of the
theater last night was by the Marysyille
Band. They play excelently well.
ATTEMPTED EscArr.-The Mexican confn-
ed in the Quincy Jail for the murder of Bush,
in Sierra Valley, came near cifecting his es-
cape on the ID inst. He succeeded in saving
off his irons with case knife, forced open
the lock on the door of his cell and whilst the
under Sheriff, Webb, walked in to give him
his supper, stood behind the door with a club
in hand ready to knock him down and es-
cape from the Jail The instant appearance
of faithful dog-at the summons of his mas
ter-it is thought saved the life of Webb,
and the prisoner was thwarted in bis de-
SIGN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06

QUINCY HAEL--FaIl Ballads.
NO. l.-BY A MAN ABOUT TOWN,
Ye politicians of all shades,
Read this without clay
fe men who live by trade or trades.
In this city Of the bay
He merchant, bankers-gentlemen
This song is Tor We all
And the sub. ect that inspires nv non
Is the well known QUINCY HALL.
rms house so famous has become
That men Of ev'ry land
BRING little clothes with them from home
FOR soon as they touch our strand,
IheyTe seen to rush our streets along
The observed OF great and small
regardless OF the gaping throng
They speed TO QUINCY HALL.
Fine Coats and Pants Vests, Shirts, or Hose,
AS man need ever wear
ven made ana cheap-you've but to choose
from the vast stock always there
me business man-the man of taste
who wants clothes for the H.
Knows he his time cash won't waste,
- Aud goes to QUINCY HALL
decolw2dp San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06

The Republican candidates for Electors
have received their certificates of election
from the Governor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06
PRICES
EsAEE ROAD THES.
Notice to Lumbermen and Others.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received BY
~ the undersigned at tho ehive OF ID. ID. Harris at
nroriIiei ,ruuf SATURDAY, DECEMBER EIGHTH at
noon, for the manufacture and delivery Marysvie,
pom the line cf the California Northern Rail Road
Company, SINTY-FIVE THOUSAND RAIL ROAD
TIES. Bids will be received for any quantity not less
than five thousand les Said Ties to be Of Oak Red
Fir or Cedar sound and Of good quality sxsevenths
ofthe number of saId Ties shall be in size six inches
square and eight feet long, and one-sevenh in number
shall be six inches by eight inches square by eight feet
long, and they shall all be delivered on or before the
first day of May next ensuing.
Persons desirous of furnishing Ties will state the
material Of which they propose 10 manufacture said
Ties and at what point they propose to deliver the
same.
PAYMENT FOR SAID TIES WILL. BE MADE IN
CASH ON DELIVERY. The undersigned reserve the
right to reject any and all bids
no2o-td CHENERY, BINNEY co.
The time for delivery Of the above nam d ties is
extended until the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JUNE, A.
D looOi and the time for receiving bids until the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER 1860 nj noon
oroviie, Dec 4th, 1860 decG.td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06

The wife of Collector Washington died in
San Francisco, Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06
nIARYSvILLE THEATER

Manager and Proprie or..MR. THOMAS MAGU1RE
ot"Se manager. er..................MR MIR. }. b. BOOTH.
Treasures. 80. ...MR W STEVENSON
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06

free, in our opinion from any malarious in
fluences, as any spot along the line Of that
stream. We trust that the work of construct
ing the building will be allowed to proceed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06
Arrivals at the U. $. Hotel.

sToKEs& q SHIELDS. .........PRoPRIrro
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-06
The First Premium
COal Oil lamps
QUINCY HALL--FaII Ballads

most liberal terms. dr,5-in
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
Thnstnrs Fair.

By the following paragraph from the last
Dayton Gazette it win Be seen that there is
come taIk q changing the location Of the
State Fair. nsayl: .-.-g-
We hear rumoT that the STATE B0ard eOn-
template g reconsideration Of the decision N
favor Of Dayton as the place for holding the
State Fair. The reason given is, that the
United States Fair viii be held ia Cincinnati
on the week previous and that il will neeessa
riIV greatly Interfere with tie State Fair, #
located here. Some point On the Lake viii Be
Eslsctsd. We regret this movement and the
cause Of t. and trast that the State Board VIII
adhere to ita original determination,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
Boar0irta.

DOARDNGHOUSE-Dr. BEACH
I'D the fne B0aEling House, No. 2la supei lof
81 vhich has been newly fitted up and ~ now open iof
tksrecspti0n Of bosrders. lg-2.12---
BOARDING - The House No. "a
~ Public Square, and BY the stone Chure hons o. tne
paired and Il open Tor BOarders. Families wishing e
Furnish their rooms accom- mqnied win laIee
and convenient rooms and bsd-room1 and Single holde
ard Day R0aEdorg wi find good accommodations on rea
aad raeeieed snrlRm 81 ". EuRElI-I,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

g! ss Pc. s sSsss .sSI I.s.;: s 10 % ..s. s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

.OTEL DUMAS

Wsdiasr Street bstoen tl dad 5h CINCINNATI, OHIO.
This od and well sstabshed Hotel has been recently
Istte IN superior style and a nov unsurpassed By any
HJlel of is classin America I ..--I...
ne propriesor from Ms long experiences in this city Cal
Orud elsewhere feels condsnt that his advantages
ever others viii warrant him entire success, and be 10
faF0rsby kROwn 70 this community anticipates fu share
81 public patronage. ALEX SHUkAIE,
nDr2Qkg Pr01rint0f.
MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 3, 8
lNI land lfurrny street. "a door from Breadway op
oatoths PARK New York. HugEinE ling, PrOpTletoru
HuEEins, late house .BoSltn. H. 9. EAE
ts - f-Tvafae ustal Na- Warf deel u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
MORNING LEADER.
mDNDAE MORNING. MARCH 90, 80.
PLAN ANB ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

"Reminiscences OF stephens and HaElett.
Ca correspondent who was one Of the early
settlers in Kansas, furnishes us with the follow
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

DR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE
y Moved his Dental Once 20 his reudenee, No. q
Wood 81 four doors Norh ofthe n T. Church. who're be
will Be happy to form er patrons Or any 9TH
0rg Whe nav need his efrvlces.
Clarelana. Marrh 20 ls5a-uah2a.dt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
9tnaNci0l.
FORFTGN FYOHANGE-

nRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
n y from e uuyyar1s on Engand and france. and on
N the pTInoba CIitsof Germany. On Fr4nkior Ber-
i'm Wilma IipZig NuTimberg, CHssel, Cologne, hanl-
bursh gremen Efutfs ait, NTannhem and Prague. For
sale By mTi2 RETTBERG HAUSMANN.
&1O ono MONEY ADVANC-
RlOsOOO ED-In Sums to sut-at the old
stand aud we'll known WAGNER's oFFICE-on secuTi-
tes Of kind viz DFy Goods, Hardware, Gold and
Silver Plzfa, Watches, Diamo1dI IeE1fT. liro arms,
Cl0hng, Furniture Carpgg, amos, Mirrors, Paintings
ansrr MerohaIdse, and Pur1cuh property and articles
~ VaiGe on The most Satisfactory terms Business strictly
ErTsfo ESablGhed 1851. Watohes and Jswelry for sas
WIZ WAGNER once No. ,. Water ST.,
C0ner Superior o., over Geo. A. Davis 4 Co.'S Clohing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
GUTTA PRROHA BASE,

For Ar0hclal Teeth
"a astured and all varieties Of arhoal teelh ara
NJ m IN he best manner. ". lNGERS9LLt
No 2fi Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

An Ell SUPERIOR 81.
hem vita great care. II you have teeth Al all hD;
fact that ia daily exhibited IN tho streets, In the social
circle end the parlOr the huhhosi peasant and the
proads auocral s that hundreds Of Posous lose good
cts Of teeth the Of the timely aid Of good and
klfal dentist. poor and inferior operatIsn is in many
cases worse sn noss Al II your teeth good have
hs examined By good dentist and keep them in order
por 10 time should bo lost but have them epsiTed the
aosr the better and escape hEt Which Burns says s the
sell Of all diseases All Irregularities Of the teeth should
He Attended 70 in ohildhood aud youth
All persons desrous OF ne dental operations are tuy-
"a u al a. nv rou where particular attention isf
% the preservation Of the natural teeth, where the
yUICANIZED CORALITE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
MI. OConor's Argument in Reply-If
slavery be a SIN, How Shall the North
DC Justified.
CorRT OF APPEALs.


ALBANY Jan. 70, 1860.
The limited accommodations Of this court were yestcr
day taxed to a degree rarely witnessed. Judging from
the number Of Senators and representatives present.
might be supposed thao only the Legislature, but that
apowerful institution "the lobby" had adjourned 70
hear the forensic efforts of Messrs OConor and Evarts
Tie front occupied by goody array Of ladies,
while in the back part OF the room, and between the
benches there was scarcely standing room After the
conclusion Of Mr. Evarts argument which was forwarded
last evening,
Mr oCosoR preply. He FIRST noticed the opinions
Of Judges and public men, which had been freely cited
by tho other sidc but declined TO into an investigation
that would occupy time than was allowable, aud
which could be conducted with far greater advantage by
the Judges in their room He then took up the points
adc by Mr. Evarts, especially his construction OF the
simnuny clause that citizens Of other States we're only
entitled to privileges accorded 10 citizens OF the State
within which they come, which he str )ncly contested
gung that no such construction could he for moment
maintained The question, If i could be taken out OF the
arena OF PARTY politics. whore scrambled for ONCE
and distinction he considered very simple, and such
child might DO punished Tor not understanding Re Tert
ing TO the LIST OF heroes which the counsel To- respou
icnts had spread out on his points, rs the ree o. re-
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zstor ard pcucaes Ms present doctrines the south
attempts subvert its institutions and to incite It's slaves
to raplnc and murder. The crimes oil John Brown
either less than practical illustrations Of the
doctrines Of the leaders Of tho republican party. The
very existence Of such party is offence TO the whole
south
Whether the recent ou,ages perpetratcd upon the soil
citizens Of Virginia will have the effect Of awakening
the conservative sentiment of the North into
elnoient action remains to be seen. Your com
rn,ec canrct rerGuish the hope that such will
be its effect and that thus good may out
Of eva. Your committee have no appeals or remon.
strances 20 address 70 their fellow citizens of the
North. they doubtless coprehended their Obligations
under the constitutions 70 the people Of tho South they
sha in future show readiness to fu6 those obligations
Virginia and the other Southern States prepared
bury the past in oblivion and to respond with cordially
as Virginia was among the foremost in the struggle for
national independence, and contributed as much any
other State " the formation Of the constitutional Union,
she would be among the last 10 abandon it, provided It's
obligations be faithfully observed. Her have been
educated cherish "a cordial habtua and immovable
attachment 70 our national Union-accustomed 10 think
aud speak Of il the palladium Of their political safety
and prosperity watching for its preservation with jealous
anxiety, discounenancing whatever may suggest
sus pcion that may any event be abandoned and
dicnantly frownng upon the first dawning OF every at
tempt TO ALLEVIATE any portion of country from rest
enfeebc the sacred ties which now link together tue
various parts"
revere is the Union contemplated BY the constitutions
union Of communities having eqnal rights union regu
lated and governed by the principles OF the constitution
Union Of sovereign States entitled to regulate their do
mestc airs in their way and bound fulfil their
obligations to caoh other with scrupulcps fidelity. When
shall to be such Union, it win Ihave forfeited all
she discharged her whole duty her sister States.
and che asks nothing from them that guaranteed to
her b. the plain terms Of the Federal npact soc has
sought onciously 10 intermedde with the domestic
Of States, and she demands that they snail
rc(rain from all interference with hers.
Be: If clear, from the review OF the condition Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-30

citizens of the Northern States following tho Catholicism
a e Ses on s
cord and assang the Institutions and guaranteed priv
leges of their Southern fellow citizens But this autho
rty R misunderstood. / think we may fairly be pcr
med to say that they do not understand it, II most
certain that they do not believe in anything and there
is very controlling proof that they do not understand
That church. ncurable in its alleged errors innexi
bic in its dctermin ation 80 incapable Of Improvement
% or reformation takes no part whatever IN
unes and principles now imputed 10 her. they be hers
to be enforced by the most ultra OF her opponents the
other extreme Of great religious platform. Before
this honorable Court might have been somewhat in
place to cite the Bible may, without offence, say that
every member Of attached to those forms Of religious
belief that book is looked upon the sole guide Of
faith and moral conduct Not single member of II is
cashinss Of he Catholic church s. much for tnat arg
ment. II Is ilcgtima;c unsound and WAS probably in
reduced merely 70 point witsosm or give pungenoy to
personality My learned friend has taken leave, the
course Of his remarks TO observe that this case was
presented 10 your consideration my part with soft
phrases and intricate sentences and that much Of Whist
said was said with purpose to draw attention. or
in hand and that avoided reference TO general praoi
Pics appeal confidently 10 your Honer's judgment
whether my coures IN this argument has not been mainly
reference to general principles and whether has not
been marked BY desire to avoid details If 1t be
true that have fallen into the vice virtue whichever
1t may be called, Of using over sot phrases, ought
surely to be forgiven, fer my first offence And as to
intricate sentences, if In that have offended, 1t II
striking evidence OF the old saying that certain kind Of
Communication has certain effect manners. It Ia
O thing IN my experience, here elsewhere, 70 be
accused Of uterrg soft phrase: and to the number
intIicat sentences uttered safely say II the re-
rorters will but institute comparison OF notes. have no
doubt The learned counsel w, IN that particular q. least
be found to have far exceiled me II there y,hne
for which the argument presented by in this
whether re.er &c the era, argument that which Is
prirtet-s Distinguished and remarkable IT is for the
simple, ron. blank directions with which Il meets this
question. o. this ron. appeal TO scrutiny. Tntr-
cate sentences u. l.s.-sd frieud has rot read
sentence f-cm ny brief or pointed cut single utricacg
II may be ali wrong, .ut Il direct z Is uncistskcabts
in s npcrt- Is ecalg u-doEs.ood Whether it can 10
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Ee- law pTcTdee that If any persca shall forcbly 10
away from tbs state any mar, worisr or child, bead
free into another state te etail Re fred not exceed
sl,ooo or ty Imprisonment ct hard lator not exceed
five yeats. or tctr
Tee habeas corpvs act vos t-el by jury to fugit
slaves ard an ;icla officers are prohibited from act
UNDER sry cther than the law Of New Jersey
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AtiIht lstnrS Va9srS t'ttst y. plsnfrIp."
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