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helping John on 10 Canada p or IN other
words for stealing D slass and running
ham ar 10 Canada a Sea&sar of the
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of the Black Kspabliean psrsy--s nnan
whom large aapabss Of the Black Re-
publican pssty q sAs ChiosgO Convsnsssn
ssssd(os, fes tho Aominss fos Prasidsat
Of the United ssatss, stand up md pro-
clAlms that he win nos only viOiase law
bat win sssek opportaaisiesu 70 violate
it. He advises that the people libsraas
thess absiisioa shisvss, ssand n needs be-
that II be done, sssword b hand
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foot by saaA high aasborisy, i IL y Be
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and aim to retfisvs ahair Iassm BIZ KID
nappiag some Of the ssJohns's who are |
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charters u TIE negro stealing gangs
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@'FA enced Narse and femae Physician, presents
10 the attention of mothers, her t.-t ff
SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teefhig, which greatly facilitates the
process of Tecthins, by soffeuing the gums redu-
cling all inhamnation-will alay all pain and
tpasDodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS Depend upon it, mothers, il viii
give rest to yourself, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFAETs,
b We have put mp and sold this article fct
ten years, and say, in confidence and n.
% il, what we have sOr been able TO say OF ANY
other M. IicHe- sshas it failed, in 4 single
instance, a cure Swhen timely used. New
did know stance of dissatisfaction
by any who used il. son the contrary, all
delighted With its opera ssons, aud speak ia terms
of highest conlnenda sJti0n of its magical ef-
fects and medical virtues We speak in ID is matter
what we do know, af sster len years experience.
and pledge reiuta Stion for the fulGln1ent Of
what here declare --lu almost every instance
@llere the infant is SUI sierng from pain and ex-
hansGiOu, relief viii be Siound in Il OF 20 minutes
after The Syrup il admin risieTGi.
This valuable prerara eilon is the prescription
Of one of tlle most expe Srisnced and x il lfuI
Nurses in New England, A3lnd mas been used with
never failing success in Sthouslnds OF cases.
IL not only relieves .@ihe child from pain, bnt
the stomach ~tnd bowels, acid
ity, and gives tone and %energy 90 the whole sys-
TEN. II " i'll almost in stantly relieve Gripping
in the Bowels and Wind stolic, and overcome
' usions, which if not ~sspesdily remedied,
death We believe it sste best aud
eiy he world, in all esc4ses of Dys, nteTy aud
Diarrlea in Children swliether il arises from
teethinS from any other cause We would
say to every mother ,.ho has "a child II n ring
from any one of the foregoing complaints, do not
let your rrejudices, nor the pref udiecs Of oth9rs
stand between your suffering child and the relief
That will be sure-yes, absolutely suro-to follow
The use Of this medicine if timely used.
Full directions for using viii accompany each
Jottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile of -
!GkTIs L PERKINS, New York, is on the ont 81
Sold by Druggists throughout the world Prin-
Price 3 cts. a bottle janIS-dwly.
KELLER d WHITE, Agents, Evansville, i3d.l :
1gfR.s BEES 49, BC0CK, FsgFsSRT1sRA -
u and Dealer in Coach and Saddlery Hardware
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-07
Against Loss or Damage by Fire,

At rates low other first class stock Companies
irepOlcieS free from technicalities, thus
wedding litiga iOn having had only lawsuit
during business of I'll IRTY NINE YEARS.
Particular attention given TO the Insurance of
FARM PROPERTY, ISOLATED DWELL NlsS,
and their FURNITURE. Policies issued for the
term of ONE, THREE or FIVE YEARS.
ne Losses equitahly adjusted and promptly paid
in ash at this Agency.
-57 COPELAED n NEXSEN Arepts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-07
FOUNDRY AT A BARGAIN.

TNU84E G-F15ER 81 s1-FES]5, F1SUPKI4.
Il tors of tile Henderson Foundery, wishing to
displs of their entire stock trade, tools, &c ,
together with buildings and lot if desired, pre-
pared to offer Inducements which fail tu
isiy purchasers
said Foundery is located the corner of Main
and Fourth streets, and alongside the track Of the
Henderson Il Nashville Il. r., the Southern end o
whcltFiss now cunning. A large portion of thi
end IS graded, and portion is under Contract to
finished, and Will be in operation early fall.
The operation OF this work, together with til
growing prosperity of the city aud country, mus
insure to this establishments, large and growing
increase of business
mechanics, aud each having other business requr-
ing his attention, is the sole motive which induces
to sell.
For further particulars, apply hy letter other
wise to a PRIEST, RAILEY & co.
mRy2-1m .f .. ...
[CincinnaH Giotyetfe copy two weeks and send
bill to this oflice.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-07
LOSSES PROMPTLY P1LDi

pg-Agrnts in all the principal Cities and Town
% the Union.lsa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-07
GEEAT TEMALE lIEpIoINEI--
-ZeRHs. a4.1.sAowi %. NxrRRE-

y. L. JUDs0N & co.
Sole proprietors,
ianl 8" Leonard st., n.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-07
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACToRY
k-JsTR.s E.-sTR.g E.RD FROM 9HE

IL subscriber, the 21st OF April, one dark hrin-
die Cow, with brand on her left hip. ANY person
that viii return her to the subscriber, give in
formation where she be found will DE literally
rewarded. (mayI-1w) W. II. PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-07
sgf8.SRLES B.s BGOCK, EsBFsSRTER-
u and Dealer in Coach and Saddlery Hardware
Main street, Water.

l name in part: axles springs made of the hos
stool; bands, enameied and of all kinds of Leather
cloths, Innings for carriages varnishes, castings OF
al Kihos' sahls trees, Engii pIlale iealsfs pils
stirrups, spurs, hames fine silver names of all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, self-adju sting PADS
Taylor's patent names, fly nets shoe threads, horse
blankets, London Grth Webs, American Girth.
and Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London
We Skins, superior article; ivory, gutta percha
lined martengGl rings; superior kerseys
for covers, the best quality Of carriage boltss
pats zig trees, &c, &c
Keep in fact everything appertaining to either
branch of the business, and understanding both i
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
am also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle
aP20-d&w
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

The ELECTION IN SIERRA CoUNTY.-The
Sierra Democrat publishes the official vote of
that county. for each candidate as follows:
Douglas 1541; Breckenridge l349; Lincoln
l46S; Bell $780, State Senator-Thornton
lB 1850; Anderson I'd. 1915; Kimball r. !
l2s9; Wilson u. 200. For Assemblymen-
Dougherty [D.] l7t2 Wright I'd. ] 1861 Ri
ley [ U. 2l0; Crawford [U. 2S9; Stanley[Bl |
1896; Patchin b. 1907; Hinckley [R 1902:
Day LR. 1919.
The Democrats have elected Pratt, their
candidate for District Attorney, and Hackett
their candidate for Superintendent of Schools
The Democrat remarks that the result in Sier-
ra county, is cause for graduation among
Democrats, who won on principle only, in an
open fight against all the concealed preiudi-
ees of sectionalism, and the devices of crafty
politicians.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18
Practical Illustration of Republican
Tendencies.

We End in the Boston Herald an account
of procession ia October last, Of the Wide
Awakes in Boston, wherein nearly 10000
torches were in line. 1t was in every re-
spect a Republican demonstration, and had
the approval and Endorsement of the first
Republican dignitaries in the land
In the list of the procession we find the fol
lowing. 1t occurs in a notice of the con-
stituents of the First Division: exeter
Brass Band. Trimountain Guard, l55 men.
West Boston Wide Avakes (colored) one hui,-
dred and Sirty-aine men. Young Wide
Awakes of Wards s, o, 10 and ll-S3 boys.
Roxbury Brass Band Lincoln Guard, of
Chelsea, 100 men. Buringame Cadets of
Chelsea, 62 men. Ward IL, Wide Awakes,
205 men. Mouat Washington Wide Awakes,
of South Boston, 95 men. South Boston
Wide Awakes, ST. men. (The latter compa-
ny was attended by barouche containing
VIM. J. Brewster, the school master 'cIo ras
dricen ont of alabama, Chelsea Brass
Band. LiLcoln Guard No. Of East Boston,
lO7 men,"
In the list of the Second Division occurs
the following: "Sumner Blues of Portland,
(colored) 3s men,"
In another portion of the same paper we
find the following:
"PREsENTArIoNs-The Lincoln Guard OF
Somerville, were presented with an elegant
silk banner, last evening, by Miss Mary A
Smith, in behalf of the ladies of that town.
"The West Boston Wide Awakes were
also the recipients of n banner, last evening.
The donors were the colored daughters of the
West End"
1t is proper to state here that the West
Boston Wide Awakes were themselves
colored. Having seen in the list quoted Of
the procession, two or three companies OF
colored Wide Awakes, one might suppose
that the presentation of the banner by the
"colored ladies" above mentioned was to a
white company.
Well, there is no comment to be made upon
the above, as a whole, more than that which
naturally suggests itself to any of our read
ers.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

New MINING COMPANY IN SoNoRA.-We
learn from the Herald, that the "Dos Padre"
Gold and Silver Mining Company situated
within five miles of the town of Alamos, in
the State Of Sonora, was organized in San
Francisco on Thursday, and the certificate
duly filed in the County Clerks office. The
Trustees elected are W. W. Light, U. F. Moul.
ton and Louis A. Garnett. The capital stock
is $780, 0,O00-l92O shares of $500 EACH The
officers of the Company are: l. A. Garnett,
President c. A. Simpkins. Treasurer; ]. R.
Beard, Secretary. 1t is understood that men
and tools for working the mine will sail on
the bark Maria, which leaves on the goth Of
this month.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

ExoELLENr ELEcTIoN.-Mrs W. S. Long,
wife of W. S Long, Esq, of Sacramento J
has received the appointment of Vice Presi-
dent S,e OF the California Society in aid of the
Washington Monument Fund. The official
notification of that fact did not arrive, how.
ever, in time to enable her to enter upon an
active discharge of her duties previous to the
election. This is a most excellent choice
mrs Lcng is not only lady of refinement
and education, but of charming social man
ners' who enters with her whole soul into
any enterprise which promises to yield the
Hydraulic Press.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

A CALIFORNIA MINE OF ALUM In alluding
to the richness of the diggings on the "blufI''
in the immediate vicinity of Lancha Plana
Amador county, the Dispatch says; at is
perhaps not generally known that the forma-
ton of this peak consists mostly of "alum
stone" substance from which alum of the
greatest purity is obtained 1t is also found
in large quantities in Tolfa and Piombino, in
Italy, and is great source of wealth to its
owners. The ore is manufactured into alum
by ealcination and subsequent exposure to
air for three months; the mineral being fire.
quently sprinkled with water in order that
IL may brought to the state of soft mass.
This is lixivated, and the solution obtained
ehrystalized by evaporation In our opin-
ion, the manufacture of alum from this ore
IN this place, would be feasible, and
very remunerative to those who embarked
in the enterprise"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

DEsrRucrtve WIND IN NEVADA COUNTY
Loss OF IhrE.-The Nevada Transcript of
yesterday, mentions number of accidents
caused by the wind on Tuesday. 1t says;
Two Chinamen, while on their way from
Plue Tent to Nevada, were crushed by fnl-
ling tree. on the road near to Turner's mill.
One of them was instantly killed, and the
other so badly injured that he cannot posi-
blv recover. The wounded man was
brought into Nevada shortly after the acci-
dent.
The Sash and Door Factory of VIM. c.
Stiles. at the south end of Pine street bridge,
had one half Of it destroyed by the uprooting
of large pine tree which stood close to its
side. Mr. Stiles was in the ruined part at
the moment of the accident, but, fortunately
escaped without injury. A flume belonging
to MIR. Stiles quartz mill, a hundred yards
below the sash factory, was blown down
about the same time.
The frame dwelling house, owned and oc-
cupied by Mr.. Carter, on Spring street, was
blown down and utterly destroyed. Lucki
ly, no person was in the building at the time,
MIR. Carter had left it a few moments before
the accident.
A number of har-breadth escapes, from
falling trees, have been mentioned; but,
with the exception of the death of the Chi
namen, we have heard of no instances of loss
of human life; though, from the violence of
the wind, we are prepared to learn of many
serious accidents to persons who had the te-
merity to venture into the woods on yester-
day.
From Lake City, we learn that fine new
house. the property of Mr.. Fauchery. but not
quite finished, was demolished by the gale.
Also, another house, in the same locality, in
the course of erection was blown down.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

a PROBABLE CHALLENGE.-A dispatch TO
the Bee from San Francisco dated Friday
afternoon, says;
dispatch was received here last evening
stating that Dr. Aylette. resident physician at
the State Insane Asylum, would arrive this
morning for the purpose of challenging Mr..
Washburn, editor of the Times, and writer of
the article in Wednesdays issue of that paper
on his father in law, Judge Bolts, of Sacra-
hehto DR.. Aylette and party arrived this
known yet.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

TIE WIND IN SIERRA CoUXTY.-The Sierra
Democrat of Saturday says; A high wind
was about all Thursday night 1t whistled
through the trees, rnshed up the river, and
howled through the streets-to the damage
of signs, awnings, and other light structures.
The Nevada stage was so impeded as not to
reach Forest City till 6yesterday morning
though it left Downievile at half past p
Trees had fallen across the road on Good
year Hill, and the driver and passengers
were obliged to get axes and cut the way for
the coach. 1t was famous wind.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

PERIoDIcALs-Randal& & Co. have furnish
ed US with the latest periodicals, illustrated
and otherwise, from the East and Europe
We find Harper's Monthly Magazine par
ticularly interesting. An illustrated history
of the deeds Of Captain John Smith, with the
interviewer incidents illustrative of the char
acter of the beautiful Indian Princess, Poca-
hantas, has all the charms of the most
piquant romance, The sketch Of the life and
manners of the Four Georges, by w. NJ.
Thackeray, will well repay the hour devoted
to its perusal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18
srIDcER VS.. THE STAGE Covp.xv Tho n

STIDGER VS.. THE STAGE COMPANY.-The Ne
vada Transcript of Saturday says:
The amount of damages, due by the Cali
fornia Stage Company to Judge o. P. stidger.
who was so badly injured by the upsetting Of
stage coach. on the 30th Of July, has been
amleably submitted by the parties, to arbi-
traitors who are now investigating the case
at North San Juan The arbitrators are Jno.
Z. Fall, OF Marysyille. S. S. Lewis, of Sweet.
iand, and Mr.. Spencer, of Youngs Hill
Judge keardan' of Marysville, manages the
case Tor the stage Company, and John r. Mo
Connell, OF Nevada, is employed on behalf of
Mr.. Stidger The arbitrament commenced
on Thursday and will probably be concluded
to-day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

The VoTE OF BUTTE CoUNTY.-The Butte
County Board of Supervisors began the Off
cial canvass of the vote for that county Fri
day, and would complete it some time
yesterday. The Record says the portion al,
ready canvassed, with the reported returns,
do not change the result heretofore arrived
at Douglas will carry the county by about
100; Irwin, by over 200; and Harris and
Tilden have been elected by small majorities
from 80 to SOY over C. G.. Lincoln, and by
large majorities over the balance of the can.
diIates.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

SAN FRANCISCO CoMMERcE.-The vessels now
on their way to this port are as follows:-
From New York, II from Boston, s; from
baltimore. l from Brodeaux, 6 from Liver.
pool from Malaga, 3; from Cuba, l :
from Hamburg, 2, from London, l: from
Havre' /: Total, Al. The vessels up at this
port tor foreign and domestic ports are H.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

1T was understood in London on the au-
thorlty of the Daily News correspondent,
that, on the 9th ult., Council was held at
St. Cloud, at which it is understood that a
proposal was made by Gen De Guyon, to
augment the French army of occupation Of
Rome to 10000, with the view, it was sup
posed, of putting down Garibaldi
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

BoLvrA.-Letters from Tacna say that the
attempted revolution against President Lima.
res by ex-President Belzu had been suppress
ed-Belzu and Agreda being in the citv of
Puno with only small force Two or three
officers and IA sergeauts and corporals of the
regiment Suere which revolvel in favor of
Belzu, as we'll as some civilians, were shot on
t9e sd September in presence of the whole
oil the Government rOops.-Buletim
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

a correspondent of the Hydraulic Press
writing from Bloomfield, November 18th,
says:
down on the South Yuba, few DAYS
since man, being jealous Of his wife. be-
came sad melancholy and desperate. and for
change, walked into wing-dam. and was
suioeated by the density of the watery ele-
ment."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

The PoNY.-The Pony arrived at 2 o'clock
f. NJ. yesterday, at Folsom. The rider says he
left all his dispatches at Fort Churchill The
telegraph wires being down, the dispatches
have not been telegraphed. The news is to
the 9th, two days later than our last pub
lished dispatch
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

OFFICIAL VorE IN TRINITY AND AMADoR.-
A dispatch to the Union says:
Trinity county oliicial-Douglas, SS5; Lin
coin, 595; Breckinridge, 5l6; Bell 1853.
Amador county offical-Douglas, 1866;
Lincoln, 995; Breckinridge 945; Bell, 178.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

RELIGIOUS NouoE.-The subject of the
Rev. II. Smeathman's discourse at St Johns
Church this morning, will be the "Resurree-
ton of the body" In the evening, "The
dignity OF labor, or work consistent with the
perleetion OF mans nature
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

STAGE BRoKE DowN-While driving into
Sacramento, yesterday morning, the Marys
vile stage broke down, on X street near the
corner of Third In consequence of flaw,
the hind axle broke Off thus setting one of
the wheels at liberty, and letting the coach
down to the ground. The vehicle did not
upset, and the driver and ten passengers
escaped without any injury.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

GARIBALDT is said not to be whit richer
Tor the possession of Naples. Not only did
the king leave no treasure behind him. but
he carried off all the plate, down even to the
salt spoons. The $4,000 that was found in
the bank belonged to private individuals
whose rights were religiousy respected.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

Nor True PERHAPs.-We published yester
day morning, dispatch from Nevada dated
Friday evening, stating that the Magenta
hume had been blown down. The Nevada
Transcript of yesterday, says there was such
a rumor prevalent, but it could not trace it
TO any responsible source.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18
MARYSVILLE.
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. z. FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco to receive advertisements receipt for
the same and transact business generally for the
DyNocRAr omce-No. 11ll< Washington street
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

ESCAPE OF PRIsoNERs-Five prisoners es-
capped from the Auburn Jail Friday evening,
by digging through the wall. Four of them
have been eaught-one Tom Lawrence is vet
at large
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

IHE OAKLAND BAR.-The contractor for
the dredging of the channel through the
Oakland Bar is pushing vigorously ahead
with his work, and is confident of having
the job completed by the first of February,
If there are no serious drawbacks.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

The Governor has restored to citizenship
John Williams, convicted of grand larceny in
Contra Costa county, November, 1859, and
sentenced one year to the State Prison
The Governor has also restored to citizen
ship Thomas Byrnes. convicted in Novem-
Der, 1858, of grand larceny, and sentenced to
one years imprisonment in the State prison.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

COUNT CAvoUR-Count Cavour is very
wealthy man, his property being valued at
about si,OO0,0O0 Garibaldi is worth "narv
RED, except that red shirt which he washes
with his own heroic and red hands.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

"A SwINDLER.-A man named Tomaso
Costa, has been arrested at Stockton as a va.
grant. lie is said to be worth $4,000, and
yet he wanders from town to town, repre-
senting himself to be in great distress, and
pretending that he has been maimed,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

ASuGGEsTToN.-It is suggested that John
Hickman in view of the many strings he has
had to his political bow, he be styled "Bow
Hickman"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

NoRTH SAN JUAN AND VIcINITY-The Hy-
draulic Press of yesterday, has the following
items:
To-day Messrs. Robinson & Co. will put
off a blast of one hundred kegs of powder in
their claims at Grizzly Hill. The powder
will be placed in draft one hundred feet
below the surface, under bed of gravel, and
packed in such a manner as to produce, when
ignited, the desired effect. A prospect re-
Gently exhibited to us from these diggings,
shows them to be very rich, and the proprie.
tors are making extensive preparations for
the winters work.
A northeast wind prevailed with such vi.
olence yesterday as to knock people off their
feet, tear off window-shutters, blow down
signs, fences, trees, and scatter loose things
generally. We understand that a great deal
of damage has been sustained by the miners
in different localities, by the prostration of
their fumes and other improvements.
Just as we go to press we learn that two
men who were working in the Yuba Mining
Company's claims at Manzanita Hill, short
distance below Sebastopol, were blown up
Friday afternoon by the premature explo-
sion of blast. Neither the names of the
parties, nor tho extent of the injuries they re-
ceived, could be ascertained.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

New PAPER.-We have received the first
number OF the "Mendocino Herald" week
lyJournal, just started at Pekiah city. E.R.
Budd is editor and proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18
TIE S. T. Call says:

The 5. f. Call says:
We learn that since the election, Calhoun
Benham has avowed his determination to
leave this State. 1t has been suggested that
he is going to New York for the purpose of
rolling on the grass, which is to grow in the
streets Of that city,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

Tue MONUMENT FUND.-Mariposa county
contributed little less than 5000, on cleo
tion day, to the Washington Monument
Fund. Averaging one dollar to every three
voters
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-18

ELEcrKD.-ln Humboldt and klamath, the
Democratic candidates for the Assembly are
elected.