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Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

COPPER ORE IN NORTHERN SIERRA.-Justica
Goodman, of Gibsonyille, has sent US saws the
Mountain Messenger, a rich looking specimen
~l copper ore. which was lately found near
"h''ky Digging in this county. The rock
IN which the ore is found is of greenisb
color, and resembles the copper rock found in
northern Wisconsin. The specimen which
friend Goodman has sent US looks very rich
and he thinks it will produce quite a copner
excitement about Whisky We wouidn't
have any objection to Copper the ledge ifit
80 extensive. =
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

The INsASE-The Stockton Argus says
there are at present in the Insane Asylum Of
that place four hundred and six inmates.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

The Sierra County Democratic Conven.
tlon' to elect delegates to the State Conven.
ton to be held on the 9Th Of next month. will
meet in Downievlle to morrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

The Douglas Club in the First District in
San Francisco, had special meeting We'd
nesday night. Many new members signed
the constitution.
A letter from John Nugent, Esq, was re :
ceived, stating that he was compelled 10 ab,
sent himself, and regretting he could cot ad-
dress the club.
j. '; Watson, Esq, and Capt Taylor ad-
dressed the meeting, and both speakers were
enthusiastically received.
Mr. Charles Waters offered a resolution
against the system of working eleven hours.
which was adopted.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

WEare requested to give notice that the
California Youths Assoeiatson meets as
usual in the Sunday School room under the
Methodist Church, This evening at six o'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

RATIFICATION MEETING AT SANTA CRUZ-On
the evening of the Goth inst, large and en-
thusiastie meeting was held in the town Of
Santa Cruz, for the purpose of ratifying the
nomination of Douglas and johnson. Reso-
lutions were adopted endorsing their nomi-
notion, condemning as reasonable the action
of that portion of the State Central Commit
tee who went with the seceders, and recon-.
merding the County Central Committee to
to forthwith order an election for delegates 10
attend the State Convention to be held on the
5th of next month. After the adoption OF
resolutions says the Nation, the meeting was
ably addressed by Mr.. Elihu Antony, who
explained the position and doctrines of the
party. His remarks met with frequent ap-
plause.
Mr. Anthonylwas followed by Mr.. L. R.
Hall, the acknowledged mouthpiece of the
Seceders, fully prepared for the occasion,
having written out long speech fully ex-
planning the doctrines of the Breckenridge
party.
A few very appropriate remarks from Judge
Rice, in which he showed up the fallaeies of
the doctrines avowed by Mr.. Hail. the meet
ing adjourned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

a FRENCH armorer has sent TO Garbaldi n
guy oi q coat OF mail, dagger and bullet proof
I's "orkmanshipis perfect, and it is valned
at upwards Of five thousand francs. II nav
o be worn. worn under the uniform like shirt for it
IS extremely flexible, light and portab1o
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

WESTERN House. SALooN.-Our readers will
please observe the advertisement Of this sa-
loon IN another column. John keeps first
class establishment, and his bar is well
supplied with The choicest Of Hnnnrs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

THANKS We return our thanks to the TX.
press companies for favors.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

OWING to the absence of Rev. G. b. Taylor
there will be no service at (St. Johns EPis-
conal Church to-day
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

Calvin B. Mcdonald announces through
the Sierra Citizen, that his connection with
that paper has ceased. He intends to remove
TO San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
8. STALLS
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
And General Agency,
No. SO ID street, MarysyiIIe.

NJ LII furnish at the shortest notice Families IL
~ tel Keepers, Farmers, Mechanics, Miners. uon.
tractors, Manufacturers, storekeepers, Trade,Uen
&C, WIN the most reliable help male or female
An1s leased and sold. Rents and bills collected etc
" Ah orders from the country addressed as
eDoye through mail or express, will be promptlv at9
mentioning nature Of work, and the ams1nt of %
required In order to avoid DISAPPOINTMENT.
ss,.o,. STAHL, Proprietor.
ployment, not acquainted with the nIoDrietos en-
UoVe tbs c nstuon are referred to any business man in
s, sTAHL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26

DIsuxIoN MOVEMENTS According to an
eastern dispatch, Mr.. Orr eff South Carolina,
formerly Speaker Of the House of Represen-
tatves, says that in the event of Lincoln s
election, he is in favor Of the secession of the
southern States. The Washington cores
pondent of the New York Herald, writing on
the Slst ult.. says:
"lt is stated here to-day upon high au-
thority that the disunion movement foishad-
owed by Keitt is much more extensive and
mature than had been supposed that con
certed action has been taken by several of
the States in seeding, and that an agent has
been sent to Europe to sound the cabinets of
the st. Cloud and st. James as to what pol
icy they would feel bound to pursue toward
a southern Confederacy, in case of a disso-
luton"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
NOTICE,

~ oTlCE is hereby given, that the business hereto
4 - lore carried on under the name and style of
on the corner of First Street and Maiden Lane in IN
cy oi marysvle, will hereafter be conducted under
me name and style of Il. G. ROSS CO. JRDEAR
DohfF one of thepartners Of the former firm bavinc
removed to San Francisco. All persons iudcbted 20
me ane former rm VIII please call and settle Immediately
M ~ ~ "VSS Oo' au2t- I'm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
CITIZENS STEAM NAVIGATION C0.

ESts[E~A DIVIDEND of Three (3) per cent
m has been declared by the Trustees ~
inst Hop i IGI M m an9 aiIer tne llth
aarysville, Aug. IA, 1850, E''''I anIs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26
Arrivals mt the U. S. Hotel.

Arrivals mt the U. $. Hotel.
STOKES SHIELDS. .PKoPElkToKs'
August oath.
Byerly Long Bar Logan Jas city
Burre Nj Browns Val Breed CITY
Spencer Spoer G San Juan
Marr w s Sac River Perkins L Dry Greek
Thompson Yuba co Gall WIN
Fouler 4 French Correl Davis BenJ CashVlIe
Thrift II Sac city Mckay J Cherokee Flat
Coulter w Brooks
Stinchfeld Geo Grand Cross Harvey Kenebec
Barnes q l. CITY Kimbal d Il San Juan
UulJ Winkelly II Yuba rance
HllAR Mesamore city
Eldrdge w Sac river Perry Indian Hill
Stephenson Princeton Henry San Juan
Compton
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-26


MEETING OF THE CLUB AT OroyILLE-The
Butte Record of yesterday has the follow
ing
The Douglas Club had an enthusiastic
meeting on Saturday evening last They
were disappointed in not being addressed 10y
Judge Reardan, of Marysville, as was an
nounced but were addressed by c. F. Lott
Esq, who made a stirring little speech. lie
was followed 10y Geo. w. Printy, Esq, who
captured the entire Club by "a lively i'm
promptu speech, in which lie showed great
tact and ability lie promised to address the
Club on future occasion, of which due no.
tice will be given. We regret that We made
no note of his speech, that we might have
given at least the substance of it. He sur
prised every one, and his consent to address
the Club will rot fail to fill the Theatre to
overlooking.
A committee was appointed to ascertain
the cost of pole and flag for the Climb, who
were to report at the next meeting, when ar
rangements will be made for a gathering.
Speakers from abroad will be invited and
the spirit of sc aroused in behalf of the Union
nominees, Douglas and Johnson.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

Sinking Of the 7empeSt.-From the
Louisville Journal of Monday we have
the following.
A dispatch was received in this city
by Morehead & CO.. Saturday evening,
announcing the sinking of the steamer
Tempest, Opt. Parr, at Longs land
ing, in the Ohio river, on Thursday
night last. The Sam Kirkham passed
up after the accident occurred, but her
officers wefe not aware that the boat
was sunk, as she seemed to be only ly-
ing to. Capt. Parr telegraphed to the
Guthrie Insurance company of this city,
who at once dispatched an agent to take
charge of the boat and SO much of her
cargo as was yet aboard. The greater
quantity of her cargo, which was made
up of fret gifts for New Orleans, such
as bagging and rope, meats. ETC., had
been re-shipped. The Tempest is d
fine light draught boat, owned by Capt,
Parr and others, of this city. She had
a heavy freight for boat of her class
at the present stage of water, and had
an unusually large passenger list after
leaving Evansville. She will doubtless
be raised at once.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

Much of his speech was devoted to
the vindication of Mr.. Douglas position
in regard to the questions both of nom
intervention and secession, and that
gentleman could not have desired an
ADLER advocate. Gen. Millson speaks
next week in Richmond and Peters
burg. We hope his admirable speech
here will be printed.
A negro Lua0yer, named Langton,
lately delivered Lincoln speech at
Toledo.
Morcments Of Mr.. Douglas.-A te-
legram of the 10Th, from Detroit, says -
ss5enator Douglas arrived here this
morning, and in the p. NJ. addressed an
immense concourse of people, gathered
from the eastern part of the state, from "a
stand erected in the open air on Campus
street. His speech WAS mainly in reply
to Governor Stewards, delivered here last
month. The torchlight procession to-
night is an immense affair, equaIing in
number of torches anything ever attempted
here. He leaves for Kalamazoo to-mor-
row morning, where he speaks in the af-
ternoon.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

Sinking Of the Masonic Gem.-N6
lees Lost.-By letter received this
morning from Capt. Pillsbury, adj
dressed to Messrs. j. D. Morton & Co,
(says the Memphis Enquirer of the 18th
we learn that the White river steamer
Masonic Gem has been sunk about sixty
five miles above the mouth of White
river. She left this port On Fridry last,
with a full cargo, bound for points on
White river, and on Sunday evening
last, when at Little Island, struck a
stag, which caused her to sink in a few
minutes. Her deck load has been re-
moved to the shore, and will be saved;
but the freight in the hold will be great
~ damaged, if not total loss. She
will probably be raised either today
or Tomorrow. No lives lost.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20
From WaShimgton.-7Fr letter of
the 18th we extract the following

4 lhe l~tH we eAtiacC the following
/ Spanish Designs on Domiu ica.-Re-
liable intelligence has been received
here that the queen of Spain has sent
out her regular officials to take possess
sion of the Dominican government.
Spanish war steamers have landed large
| corps of military officers and political
engineers, including professors ana
artisans, to the number of one hundred
to take charge of the army, the schools,
the pulpits, the manufacturing priv
Iieges; and the mines of the republic:
A press has been established to udvo-
cate and advance the glory of tho
Spanish rule, and to decry democracy,
especially as illustrated in the United
States. And all this comes, of course,
from the Indifference of our govern
nent to recognize the independence of
a neighboring republic, because there
is Il niger i'll the fence. Spain, flushed
by her success in her recent wars, is
extending her dominions wherever there
is an inch of territory open to her insat-
late grasp.
Dispatches from Tera Cruz.-Dis-
patches were received at the depart
ment of state this morning from the Ic=
Sdtlon uC era oruZ, WITH dates to Sep
TENDER Is. There was no material
change in the aspect of affairs. The be-
lief was very general that no bombard-
ment would be attempted by the Spanish
squadron.
Dispatches were also received this
morning at the navy department from
flag officer Jarvis, dated San Francisco,
September II. He states that there was
no news of any consequence. The lib
eral forces under Gen. Ortega are at
Querelaso, waiting for their friends to
commence their operations upon the
city OF Mexico. Miramon is in the city
waiting for friends to enable him to
attack the liberal forces. From present
appearances he says it will be some
time before anything decisive occurs.
Meeting Of the Cabinet IN Councu.-
he cabinet had a long sitting to-day:
Ak the members were present except
the secretary of the treasury, who is
on visit to Georgia. Nothing trans
PRED in regard to their proceeding.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

says the Louisville Democrat /;
We can but compliment the gallant
democracy of the free states upon the
stand have made. Bcset by the re-
gular forces of rbolitionism. and fine
guerilla forces of the administro+ion
aided by the federal treasury, they
have made glorious battle. With
the millions of friends in the north,
aided by great majority of the south.
we still have hopes of the Union. Let
every democrat do his duty, his whole
duty, and the republic may be saved
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
SATURDAY, Oct. 20, 1860.
Third Judicial District Court:
Parish Of Jefferson.
THE HON. JUDGE BURTHE, Presiding.
+, CIVIL TERM-OCTOBER 1860.
4 CASES FIXED FOR TRIAL:

Monday, October %, 1860. ss
1873. Francois Aurgnac Owners Flatboats--
N, Commandeur, Cutler
1907. Bruce McKenner VS.. Lons Lcpalmier-
Budd s. Lambert, r. L. Tisoot.
$780, Victor Ronniage vs. John Salvant-II, Cas-
ters, Dbguc a. Dreux.
1876. =. 81 II. Joachim w. Guy Dreux, Sheriff
II. II. Howard Dugue s. DreuN
1870. l.. II. Derien w. Jos. NJ. French--L Cas-
terra, Lcmey & Ferd
1469. VIM Jayres vs. Aiackey 6; Morris-Com
mandeur, Cutler.
Tuesday, October 2G, 1860.
1887. Mackey & Morris VS.. p. Tortier--Cutlcr,
Henry Dugue.
174o. J. Dondle We. N Berger-C Commanders,
Il. thostand
lOi. j. II. Pearson vs. ". p Coleman & CITY OF
electromagnetic a. Stuusbury, Cutler e.
Trudeau.
1766. II. X Cutler VS.. Christian Schopp&-P T.
Commnndeur.
I774 City of Jefferson Carl Uolz-Trndeali,
Cutler. kS
"wednesday, October 2a, 1860.
1878. II. Trahant VS.. p Hickcy-Commandeur,
Cutler
1877. Baptiste Moledons VS.. II. Villene1re-Cutler
Scott.
1871. II. II. Gogrevo VS. Mr. e Mrs. Livaudais-
Commanders, L. l.. Levy.
1899. Is. Thledano Nicholson 81 Co., ct als-
q. Roselius. l.. H. Levy
1896. w. A. Hamilton w. Robert Morrs-Cutler.
" II. " j. Is. COTTON
Thursday, October 2J, 1850.
1890 james Wallace vs. Robert Morris-Cutldr
V. T.. IL j. h. Cotton
1762. John W. Warner W. Robert Campbell Of als
Cutler, Durant IL Homer, n Comman
dcur
l7ls Robert Wo6dcocl VS.. Steamboat Henry
Lcws-Cutlcr, Mari & Cutler
l7l9. Henry Watson Steamboat Henry Lewis
Cutler, MHrr & Cutler
1872 Xavier Bernard VS. John Dcniger & Sheriff
V. =. Il j. r.. Bottom, NJ Hahn
1852. Charles Wells Edward King-Clinc &
Cutler CoInlhanieur
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

exchanges generally, and especially those
from New Orleans, drop in just exactly
in time to be of no service in making up
the paper. A rise of several feet was oc-
casioned by the late rains in the river at
this point, but it is again recedng. The
weather is now bright, bracirg and balmy.
The health of our town and vicinity is
now good. The drouth perhaps has been
of some advantage to the temperance
cause. Although the ardent is still used
in these parts, very few this season are
found cOrned.
The RiUer and Feather at ,Shrere-
port.-The Caddo Gazette Of the 9th
says: H.
visited with rains, and the sun has been
obscured by clouds for many days.
The river has risen about two feet, and
we have every prospect for permanent
navigation for small boats.
. Fire at st. MartinsuiHe.-A fire broke
out in St. .Martinsville, on Wednesday,
10th, which destroyed five or six houses.
1t is stated that the continued rains are
injuring the cotton acrops very much in
some parts Of Carroll parish.
:24yye 81 md 1ridI We mentioned
last wesA 70 outrage that was committed
upon an lfish iaborer Id the employ of F.
Routh. on Black river--the attempt to
mlirdei rob him, &c. Since then three
slaves have been arraigned as perpetrators
of the deed, and tried before justices
Beard and His, and a jury 4of ten. One
of the parties Lyttlesop, q slave owned
by Emily King, WAS ronvicted, and the
other two disclarg nothing been proved
to implicate fheta. 1yftleton was sem
fenced to be hung which sentence has
been carried into effcc NJ Concordia intel.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

The SerUite Conspiracy. "A letter
from Currituck courthouse, NC, ad-
dressed to gentleman in this CITY, dated
Oct 8, says:
There is a tremendous excitement out
here in consequence of an intended insur-
recton Of the negroes. The Jail here is
full, and they are constantly bring them
in. 1t is good thing that the scheme
has been nipped in the bud, or it might
have proved fatal to a good many white
people. A good deal OF information has
been obtained from the prisoners concern
ing their plans OF operation.
From Princess Anne The examina
ton OF the negroes suspected of insurrec-
tIonary designs will take place on the 9Th
November We are indebted to a geptle-
man who arrived from Princess Anne, last
evening, for the following Information
IL has been ascertained that the extent of
me conspiracy extends from Currtuck.
N. G., through Gibbs woods, Black-wa.
ter, Great Bridge, and all the district
southwest OF North river and the Chesa-
peak and the Albemarle canal. Every kind
OF instrument that could be procured was
TO be used on the occasion, such as pick
axes, pItch-orks, &c. One Of the mao
lStrates issued a warrent yesterday for a
white man named Thomas Carroll, sus-
pected OF melting the negroes to nsurrec-
tion. There are about 81 negroes in Jail.
their ages running from 30 to 10. The
surrounding country is under patrol dav
and night. and strict guard is kept on
the Jail. The free negroes, it is thought,
VIII De required to leave the country at
short notice.-NoyoJk -Argus
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20
Notice 10 Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received upon
~ the first Monday of November until 10 o clock,
AN, by the Secretary of the Police jury, Left
Sank, for the ditchng and fencing of the proposed
extension of Magazine street through the Foucher
Property proposals for the fencing, separate from
the proposals for ditching. Specifications to be
seen and explanations 10 he had nv pppIyinr to
kObT. /: PRESTON, or JACOB MILLER
oNt'-yI4 Carrolltun. La.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

~" The city Council assembled on
Wednesday last, Irregular meeting day.
There not being Il quorum present at
the hour, they adjourned until INednes-
day, gath instant, when they will meet
for the election of their Officers for
the ensuing term. See notice of eloc-
ton IN another column.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20
10 f 7 CALL
CARR0LLTON COUNCIL,
REGULAR MEETING.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 18th.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 18th, 1860.
~ Present: Hon. A. S. Ferth, Mayor:
COuncilmen: Messrs. F. c.. Zellcr, f:
Schuler, George Hcrrle and Peter
Stoulig.
Absent: Messrs. William Mayo, F.
Fischer Charles EngIeman and John
Davenport.
There being no quorum, the Mem
6ers present adjourned until Wednes-
day october "a, 1860, at 5 o'clock p. NJ:
a true copy,
C. G. PORTER, Sec'y.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

DAED. On Thursday last in this city.
WHEELOCK S. UPTON, ESQ, native OF
Massachusetts, aged so years; but for the last %
years a resident of the State of Louisiana His
funeral took place yesterday at four o'clock, p NJ,
from his late residence, corner of Second and Short
streets, in this city
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

CoNsTABLE's SALn.--Stephon Ksr-
ner, Constable and Auctioneer, will sell
THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock, NJ, in front of
the door of the Court House, on Canal
Avenue, in this city, tteo Leather Trunks,
with contents. E-Y' See advertisement.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

- Is BY notice of the Douglas and
Johnson Club in this paper, it will be seen
that a meeting is called for THIS EVE
MING, at the Club Room, at the Carroll
ton Hotel, where all National Democrats
are invited to attend at haIf-past clock,
Il. Nj.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

G5- We insert to-day another splendid
aH-prise scheme in the Dclaacarc State
Lottery. 1t is well worthy the notice of
all who deal in Harand tickets, as af-
tording larger returR, For the amount Of
funds invested than Vie Cuban, and
equally worthy of THO confidence of the
public. The managers and vendors have
the full authority of the State of Della
ware TO carry ON the business, and the
State is responsible for the payment of all
prizes sold
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

Burning o me- Kentucky School 81
Medicine. d III edifice
occupied by tlla tuck Y salsool of
medicine, LoasiS III. 5aaa,ea 81
the 18th. Loss ses1n
and cabinet Wen III h ffhe
Democrat We tai patti
onlars I
Abont hall asst SON Iock yes
|ferday morning the Is Il school
of ME icine? 81 lated ak tIle CORNER S,f
ii ift and G1eeil SIT ts, ii seovered
10 be on The ia u I'D WAS given,
but before ie flames cou ISts be extin-
guished, The maj or portion Of the inside
and tbesroof was destroyed. Fortu-
uateiy the iibraFy, chemical apparatus
and IN itseuln were saved, else the loss
would Nave been irreparable. The
building had just been renovated and
repaired fand the school entered upon
the preliminaries for q successful ses-
siem About this time last year, fire
occurfe jl the building but with less
disastr'oa results. The fire probably
ocellT From the Woodwork about the
slieaferss building being heated by
fnrnancf, MS flames are stated to have
heen seer in both the first and second
sfro1ies sysen discovered. The loss
will be covered by the insurance, $4,000.
We ares@gratitied to state that the
unfortunate occurrence will not inter
rupt the approaching course of lee
lures, suitable rooms having been
secured in the Masonic temple for the
temporary use of the school, and where
the preparatory lectures will continue.
The school will be rebuilt us rapidly as
possible, and perhaps in a month be in
condition for occupancy.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-20

!. .PThe weather since our last issue
has benR., clear, cool and bracing;
IN many respects quito favorable for the
:anterests of tho cultivators of tho soil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13
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