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Pixies PEAK GOLD MINES.-AoOut seven y
persons arrived last evening by the n. X Z,
r. r., bound for the FL Dorado Of the West
Pixies Peak Gold Mines. These hardy
emgrants were from the State of Georgia,
and they took The Louisville and Nashville
Railroad this morning, and from the former
city will go by rail to ST. Louis, thence by
water to Hannibal, Mo-, thence by rail TO st
Joseph, No.
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Tobacco Sales at Trice,s Landing.
TRIcE's LANDING, March IL, 1860.

TRIcE's LANDING, March IL, 1860.
Sales of so hhds. Tobacco, as follows:-
81 So. 2 60. 2 95, 90, 10 80. so. 3
IS, so, 83, 10, 4 20, 4 75, 5 10, 5 So,
5 65. 90, 65, 6 40, %. 6 So, 6 80, 6
50, 20. 90, TO- Is. Z 60, 50, so,
As. SIS. so, As; at 80; at SIS;
2 at 60; 2 at 5 80; 2 at 65; at so; 2
at 30; 7 at 7 rs; at So; at Is; 2
att SO; at 65; 3 at Z IS; 3 at 8 80; 4 at
40; at 20; L at So.
Tobacco sales every Wednesday.
Very respectfully,
OLDHAM, HuMAR & Co.
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concentrated Cure
A @ y A v I T A E
Remedy O Great and Certain Power.

Thisremedy put Hp IN small vIaIs aud can be
sent by aalII0 tHy address. a trial viii satisfy
CseiI Tor Ees<, sRd yea viii experience a great
benefit. a circu1F Containing full partIc diars sen
Oree) ia application. Price, per bottle 81
one bottle will asst a HnUnth
.. -ThIsreiIedy IssuiJab!s for cilheTsex.
Address, a OK JGE FIX, Medical gent,
uiyZ7-tf ~ Broadway New YORK
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CAN DI3ATES.
For Attorney General.

HS We are requested u announce y l. FtStET as
Candidate Attorney General 90 the NiIsth Judi
cal Circuit Election Nay lS6O.
% oct lite
60 We authorized 20 announce JAMES z.
RAMS, Esq, candidate faF the nice II Attorney
General of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed Of
the counties Of Davidson, Sumner aud Williamson
Election uext Nay. ari3-ts
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CINCINNATI DAILY PREss.-This capital
little sheet comes to us printed on new ma
terial and enlarged. From the Penny Press
the name has been changed to the Cincinnati
DAILY Press.
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Mustang LiniInent.
L III q i. Z IL a 6 = A " T. ID

Mr.. : LITcH, Hyce ark, VI, writes:-'' hat the
horse was considered Worthless (h!s case was
ssavinl "but since the free use OF the Mustang
Ilnimeut I have sold hun Tor one $3.50 ca-h Your
Eminent mas been doing wonders up here"
420 BROAD STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
(Rzfraet.l 81 la IfIiug kettle from the hre IL
became unnianz ea bic, tilted over, aud srAded my
hands very severely, almost - crisp IL was an
awful sight. The Mustang Eminent appeared to ex-
tract pain IL healed rapidly, without soreness
and GeIi 40 scar vi account Iruly yours,
&c AE.iEo FOSTER
Such language this is but the constant aud natu-
raj echo u tereycT this article Is use.
This IIuILDeHJ Il indispensable 10 piAhters anu
owners Of horses aud mules Mr. JOHN DANIELS,
of Montgomery Ala, sod slave too soVO. who Mas
raised from usrc5suess by this lAniuout
Every family should have IT. BE very particular
and enquire FOR the Mustang LInImeEt anu ttNc NO
other
sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America Europe .aHa Lle Islt.ds OT the Ocean ,IOT
rs ceHts, 50 cents, ahd D per bottle
BAk>Eo a PARh New York
ncV25-6mdtw&T
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42o BEoAD sTkEET, PmADELPHIA, Pa.
Health and Happiness
secured.

THE CONCENTRATED CURE
THE CONCENTRATED CURE
A POWERFUL REMEDY
A POWERFUL REMEDY
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR WEAKNESS
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
TRY IT. TRY II!
TRY IT. TRY IT.
NTOUNti AE;N Eyo are suffering from tie effects
i northumberland can be surely and perma-
aently restored b. using the
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Sale of Michael MCNally's
PTAnRrfy

DURSU ANT to a decree OF the Chancery Court at
l. Nashville, at November Term 1s59 in the case
of Hiram Vaughn Admir-. Of NJ. McNaly, deceased,
VS.. Eliza AcNaily widow &c, and the creditors,
will sell at public sale, at the Court house this
city, on
Saturday the 3lSt of March, 1860,
The following parcels Of property, to-wi'; A House
Lot West side of Cherry ST., South OF Broad,
lot fronts so feet and back in $50 feet-Loi
of what is known the Peek Lot Of 50 Il feet
by 40 and lying next TO aley-ot Of Go feet by 100
in Hay Factory property and being Lot No % ana
part OF Lot No. IS in said plan.
Terms Credit OF and II months, notes 20 be ex
ecuted With satisfactory rsona security lien 10 b
retained, and sale free from redemption.
mar1-id J. Z. GL.EAYES, c. & C.
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COTS Patent Knitting Ma, hine,
For Family and Plantation Use.

MAKES alikinds OF II 'siery T ppets. Undersleaves
VI a nd many ether articles Of wearing apparel,
frosn Woeieu Cottaa and s.lk Yzra. EyeFV Family
and Planter should ka1 one.
II. G. LEA, General Agent,
SIS broadway, New York.
AGENTS WANTED. maTl3-cSm
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Don't Forget to Call.
EXHIBITION FREE.
ICorrected Weekly,

Il plsassns 70 as 10 s.osr Gods, aai gras.foa-
fiss 20 ssli them.
AfE are sos renewing ou Sssriag Sssck Of
w FURNISHING GOODS
ssaorsoing every ding usaI Kept in faraishinE
Haases
A Fine stock OF shirts.
or ALL srliAs AND AT All. PaIcES-
kis Gloves, ana Al ether kinas,
nne assortment II IuahreiLzs.
Cases. iHsuasarabl~.
sazfea efs " ever VARSITY.
Han Hess Of every 4azsFsptioa.
AL kinds ~ Asck Tlzs.
uAokkwkAk, u sN-ry mafsrzl.
haAe ksfehsetss uuiy - te sren 10 be admired;
btashss, u al kisssis kc. 49, 49,
C.H ~ oar - src Cherry street oas dec ssath
q Usian zad - oar ess sasrss % sasss
yoar .eatz 4a1 nsoa ltas saasi s.sszs.e1ozs szzzs
a4Fi--u J. n. Ac8IiLA
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Ggwe are again indebt, d to the news
boy SLOAN and SULLIVAN for Cincinnati pa
pers in advance of the mail.
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Saturday the slst of Mareh. 1860.
Sale of Slaves.

DUT SUANT to i decree OF the Chancery Court, at
i Nashville, in the Of HObson vs.. Pits
Walton Pitts-Z mmerman VS.. Pitts, Will sell Si
the Court house IN his city,
Salurday, The 9TH of April, 1860,
Certain Slaves Of defendant, Z. Pitts, wit
Louisa, Aisry Lucy Ann, Maria, Martina aud Ellen.
TERNs.-6 and II moaIhs credit, purchasers 10
execute Lotes with good personal security before de-
livery 81 property. j. GLkANtS,
marT-td {. L AZ.
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Building Lot---yine street.

DUKSUANr 10 q decree af tae shancery Court. At
i Nashville, IN the case OF Benz. W. Evans vs..
Phereby f. Evans and, liners, wlli onsr at public
ale the Court HI use OF this citS, ON
Saturday, April the 9TH, 1860,
That parcel OF grouud iyins the side of Vine
street part # the Judge whSte property aad tue
Lot assigned 70 the Evans heirs front 10 Feet depth
oil "a, alley ORTIZ sids well As rear.
This is a VALUABLE building 1T IN an excellent por
ton of the city anu the better side OF the street.
for a residence.
TERMS, II, is and - months credit Nith inter-
est--goOd security required and Len reLAi-ed.
Inar7-sd J. T.. GLEANE>, C. & NJ
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Evergreens! Eyergreens.
EVER GREEN'S.

IUST received = small lot OF EverEreens among
81 which mIy be {. uH ehnice saf y les Of the A.
MIA LATffOIIA, fitN OPkcA, PINUS STRuBUS
THJjJA OCCtDE-S FALLS These have been carefully
taAen up and the rOots pax By . prartieal gard
ener rheS are IN prime edntision and fsr sale low
feb2s-U MACKENZIE 4 afNCHIS
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Anderson and Lucy Evans VS.. Joseph 5, Swan,

Anderson and Lucy Evans VS.. Joseph :. Evans
DURSUANr 60 decree Of tie Chancesy Court At
l. Nashville above case, viii sell al the COart
House ~ thus city
Saturday, april The 9TH, 1860,
The tract . Aades sol and Iuey Evans
reside lying District NJ. !, and containing about
10 acres.
TEHNs: Fix aud twelve months credit; good per-
soaai security required, aud len retaloed-
j. +. GI.EANhS L. & NJ,
marchT-td ChsBcery Court Nashville.
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aANKNorE AND ExCHANGELIsr
Tennessee.

BRoEES AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bunk, Brownsville
Central Bank OF Tennessee, NASHVILLE
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, memphis
Mechanics Bank. Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution
Exchange Bank, MgrfreeshOro'-
Miners and Manufaeturers' Bank, Knoxville.
Bank of East Tennessee.
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81. Louis Market.

81. Louis Market.
ST. LouIs, March 10, 1860.
FL0UR-Narket dull: sales 2,3oe bbls. city and
country suPerhne at IS E56G5 %.
wHEAT-MaFket heavy and 3tSD5c lower for spring
club aud common fall; rec spts Is hours 90 900
bushels. Spr!ag and club 81 l56I % common 60
prime whit, Iall, 81 259I so.
C,RN-choice white and yellow in active demand
bat mixed and o, binary yellow duh and shade los
PoRE-2TT bbis mess sold at sIT6I7 IS.
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FOR SALE.

If1 witi ozs< fuF $40 s5t leass q "a 40 as
w - Asssh A.Eksz stFsst, ne Laaszs lIEs
kssbsiiss kafu-d tsset s-d - - prcssss ez<aPis
ed cosi gart- Zee lefIzs sa4aife u i. ~ kza-
ob=a or saneel Aeseli % l1e Prs-nlzzs
n>fl<-1l2 C. uzlt = Co.
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RIIE.UMATISM

or years. standing, has been totally cured Piles,
Ulcers Tum0rs Running Sores, ScroiuIa stIn JOINTS,
FeIons SwelIings, Burns, Bites, BoIis, Chaps, Neu
rsIgia. Salt Rheum. and all aches and pains upon
man. and kindred complaints upon
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.
such as Ring Cali Scratches, Spawn, PollEvii,
Sweeney .HOUf-ail, &c , sUbdued and cured by
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The popularity Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT, is eneKtensive with the civilization Of the
globe. Other ARTICLES claim to diieUidte pain and
distress-tbis cures Family Physicians, Govern
Hospitals, Farriers, Planters, Farmers, Livery
men, Sc have particularly demonstrated this fact,
throughout the world. No article ever before re
ceived such undivided praise and suppeItfrOm Medi-
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Cheap ploughs.

ExrEL AND EAGLE PLUG lis, various sizes. for
Il ulsrs horses, for sale Il manufacture :
prices
SPADES AND sliOyEis, Amss', asd al ether arst
qa4iify Manufactures
RAkEs AND Hoes, ali E.zes aud patterns.
GArdenirg lnpie nents of every descFlttloa.
MACKENZIE 4 MlSsshfN,
feb2a-n Q aaa - eoisegs street
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HAVING associated ourselves together for the
Ii the puTto<e of transastInE General Groe=fs,
Commission and Receiving and fer sardIng Basifess
feel assured from long experience this bust
ness thai give satiEfaetssn 81 all DO may
Ne with their patronage. II b Intention g.
Keep Constantly IN stare veil assorted Of Gro
ceres, Wines and Liquors. and natsea 10
eel them eheap they be bought eisswhs
J. n. = IA. SfERky.
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Illinois Banks.

IIIlnOls Banks- -. 0 uIs
All notes of this State
should be cOunterSigned by
The state Officer, beng
tben secured by deposit
OF state Stocks: when this
il mol done they are IN
saleable.
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Heary X. Peck vs.. wm. Tanner.
DUR>UANr TO a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Nashville IN above named case, will Offer
cubic sale Al the Curt House in this lily
Satarday, april the 9TH, 1860,
All the right, title interest which VIM. Tanner
had on the 2isI March iz5o, or which &c may nave
since that time acQu.red Ia the 81 LOUIS and Aea1
Orleans Telegraph Like Sale to inclaIe ali fripls
gss (rGRchiSss Il,s fxtares attached 10 SAID iiHe
Sale 10 Jay LAYER Of comp inant for sos,
besides interest AID costs of suit.
]. L GI.EAVES, g. x NJ,
marchT-td ChaRcery Court ~ nashville.
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Early Corn. Early Peas and
Beans, Early Cabbage and

IUsr received. full supply ef ehsirs Vegetable
81 Seeds from Hiss : famous nurseries, 0aly eve
cents a paper, OF any cents dozea.
Sa II yea want extra early OF extra large Corn
or Vegetables. Of any kind description for ave
cents you obtain supply q amp Kline san
Gent fot the us@ % a small famiig.
Al so -FLOwkR sEfIS, great variety,
feb2s-u MACKkNZIE 4 NIScHIN.
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Exchange.
Land ~ arranti
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT

20 acres per acre. soc IzOs..-..... ..-... 90
SOS 80. 1900 800. zoe 100 ......--..---- 6e
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Cigars and Tsbsees.
50 go HsnFf cAy Cars.
elsNs. Nap feze a.
: 80 Ia Sa<nEztsien Clszre, E1zparsezz.
La - 6sfznzE Cszrx, s.Fle1s 1rzz1<.
ket afezx szsckzzs Ee1zze2.
- Hoxss LAS ssre 4 xrzazstzzd resze1es
- - ) Gay -.
= a. e ~ 4hste a.
- 60 1ssss-sss Ichzesc. <.rtsez or<sss:
As4 n1es ok1s< s<<e<-ss 80 ssmsz.ux = H>1rss
= ~ Hz8Kl
u7e1sHa - n.<zss -. xsssv'fs f=~>.
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wines .ad s.tauer.
suadrses.

SEQ ehis rectihsa sh SKY; 50 40 Sswsosass 90:
80 do koesnsen CO. dSi lao p-sz Brandy ,wfns GIN
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

TNE WAR IN CnINA.-The HoDgkong Trade
Report of August 25th, has the following in
telligence:
Dates to the 10th August had just been re-
ceived at Hongkong from the seat of war
The allied force, numbering 10000 strong,
landed at Pehtang, ten miles north of the
Peiho, on the lst There was no resistance
and the town, containing 10000 people, was
taken quietly. The people were compelled
to leave, and the troops were quartered in
their houses. The only fort in the place was
garrisoned by boy, and armed with two
wooden guns On the evening of the I'd, a
large body of Tartar cavalry was seen. and
on the Sd an allied force of 900 strong was
sent to drive them away. This allied force
soon came upon body of 8, 900 cavalry, who
received them, at a mile distance, with fire
of fgingals-a apparently the only artillery the
enemy had. This fire was returned by two
small rided French field pieces, which fell
short. The allies had four or five killed and
ten or eleven wounded. The Tarfars were
not touched. Some British artillery was
sent but ere it arrived, the Tartars had re-
tired to an entrenched camp which contained
$1,000 Tartar cavalry. The British officers
speak well OF the appearance of the enemy
their man@uvering was good and there was
no confusion.
On the 18th the allies attacked the camp OF
the Chinese between Pehtang and Takee -
The camp was taken, and the Chinese took
refuge In some villages, from which they
were disloiged, when they sought protection
under the walls of the Takee forts. A grand
attack on these forts was to he made on the
10th.
1t has been asceriained that the Rebels are
in undisputed possession of the whole valley
of the Yang-tse 1t has also been ascertain
ed that the Mandarins, perfectly prostrate
had induced the Allies to take military pos
session of Shanghae. which city must have
fallen without blow.
The Rebels determined to attack the city.
They approached in large force, devastating
the country around. On the night of the
10th, the date of last advces, the eastern
suburbs had been fired by the French as a
measure of protection-the villages in the
neighborhood had been fired by the Rebels
the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed in the
city, and the main Rebel army was but five
miles eff.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

Tue Paris correspondent Of the Alta writes
as follows; People ia Paris, as a general
thing, have about as confused an idea of
America, as those of the Atlantic States had
of California, eight or ten years ago. That
Americans" are necessarily black, seems to
he as a general thing taken for granted, and
| have been very much amused at seeing the
tricks which are resorted to by the sellers Of
india rubber overshoes and Panama hats, TO
catch customers. AS both of these articles
are "American" products, and shops are es-
peciallv devoted to their sale, the proprietors
increase the excitement by dressing up men
and women in fantastic costumes, who are
supposed to be true Americans" and to hs We
come over with the hats aud shoes and who
are invariably black. Being black, however,
does not detract anything from man's char
acter, reputation or chances of success, or
facility for admission into society in Paris
There is not the slightest particle of prejudice
against color, and II negro is received and
treated upon precisely the same footing that
a white man Of his class would be. At the
schools and colleges they sit side by side with
white children, and in marching through the
streets on their way to exercise in the gar
dens, white aRd black boy, arm in arm,
are often seen at public lectures, in the hos
pitfalls and at the cliniques, negroes sit side by
side with whites, very much TO the disgust OF
our countrymen who come here to study
medicine. Some of the most popular authors
in France are negroes. Alexander Dumas
has large proportion of black blqod in him,
and very crispy hair.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

WHAT FEARS HAUNT AN AuTooRAT.-The
Paris correspondent of the London Times al
ludes to the constant fear of his life in which
the Emperor of the French lives of the Car
Gonari During his late trip to his new do
minions, every care was taken to get sus-
picious characters out of the way. One very
curious means of insuring his safety was re-
sorted to; it was that of forcing the owners Of
houses within certain distance of the i'm
perial residence to give up the keys of their
cellars to the police. These individuals We're
forced, during the whole visit and for some
days before to ask for their keys every time
they needed Il bottle of wine, and on such
occasions a policeman was sent with them to
fetch it, A certain house in the Place Vic
toire, at Nice, was emptied Of all its inhaLi.
tants, whilst the imperial visit lasted, nobody
knew precisely for what reason but the pro.
prietors, for vaeating it. received from the
authorities the sum of 10000 francs the
house, it is supposed, having been useful in
some way to the police.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

The Washington correspondent of the Now
York World telegraphed as follows on the
7th Instant
To day, ex-senator Pratt. of Maryland,
called on General Cass to see if some means
could not be devised by which the President
could call Convention of all the States
choosing to be represented, for the purpose of
denouncing secession and making conciliatory
propositions General Cass replied that he
knew no way to bring about such Conven-
tion, except by the voluntary action of the
States themselves.
In Kentucky, an address has been issued
by Charles A, Wickliffe. urging the calling OF
mass convention by the State Committees,
to express more fully the opposition of Ken
lucky to the disunion movement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29
News from MexicO--Victories of the Lib.
Dn


To Mr.. James Trumbun. who arrived in
the Cortes Monday from Mazatlan the Alta
is indebted for the following interesting Mex.
lean news. He left Mazatlan on the 9th. in
the American man-of- war Saranac which
carried him to Acapulco, where he took the
steamer.
! On the 9th, news reached Mazatlan that a
sailor OF the British fIigate Pyladps had been
Killed IN Guaymas by some Mexican. and
capt. DeCourcy, in command of the frigate,
lad threatened to take the town if the muir
derer were not given up within ten hours.
lhe messenger left before the expiration of
that period, and the result was not known.
The Yaquis were giving great trouble in
the interior of Sonora
On the 9th of October, the Conservadores
were completely defeated in the State of
Sinaloa, at place called Espinal. General
Calen, OF Durango, was marching with 200
men to take Mazatian, when he was met by
Gov. Placido Vega, of Sinaloa, with 1000
men, and, after very brief action, Caien was
beaten, 300 of his men were captured the re
mainder dispersed, and all his pack animals
taken. On the evening preceding the battle,
forty OF Vegas troops met two hundred OF
the Conservadores, and defeated them
A large number of Cajen's officers were
taken. Most of them were shot, 80 were
sent to Mazatlan, and were to be executed.
but Vega promised to send them to Califor-
MIA if their friends would, within "a hours.
raise money to pay their passage Mr. Turn
bull left before the expiration Of this period,
and does not know the end of that affair."
Vega was much exasperated at the conduct
of the exiled Conservadore officers whom he
sent to San Francisco about two years ago, he
paying their passages. They violated their
paroles and returned to Mexico, where they
again Joined the Church army
Cajen escaped from Espinal, but, accord
ing to rumor, he was besieged near the Du-
range, and would probal ly be taken. Most
of his dispersed troops, after the battle, were
slain or captured by small parties
The defeat of Cajen at Espinal has secure d
the domination of the Liberal party in Sina-
loa and Durango; for, Immediately after Ca
jen left the latter place, the Liberal General,
PastoriO, took the city
1t had been arranged that Lozada, Of Tepic
should march with 1000 men to join Caien in
his attack on Mazatlan, and the Mazallenos
had almost given up all hope.
Guadalajara had been taken by the Liber-
ais. In Guerrero numerous skirnlishes had
occurred near the line of Oajaca, and rumors
said they had been the bloodest encounters
ever witnessed in Mexico; the Indians chop
ping each other to pieces with machetes
Mr.. Turnbull has made arrangements to
navigate some agoons back of Mazatan with
steamboat. which, after digging few miles
OF canal will be able to run from Mazatlan to
Tuspan, $50 miles in the interior, on the way
to GuadalHjara. Some of the work on the
canals has already been done The work is
looked upon with much favor by the Mexi-
cans.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29
TELEGRAPKTC.
[OVER THE STATE LINE.1
San Francisco, News.

SAN FRANCISCO Nov. os.
Alphonsa Barber, who was injured at the
Lyceum yesterday morning, died this morn
lug A young lady that he was engaged to
b. married to attempted to commit suicide on
hearing of his DEATH
The old indictment against Haraszthy for
alleged embezzlement Of $4,000 was called
up yesterday in the U. S. Circuit Court and
dismissed
The old Indictment against B. c. Sanders
for alleged embezzlement, was dismissed yes.
terday in the U. S. Circuit Court.
News from China says that the allies have
taken Fort Dena August 18th, and that the
other forts had surrendered to them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

Coso SILVER REDUoTNG CoMPANY.-A COM
pany has been formed in San Francisco in
connection with the Coso mining companies
in Eastern Tulare, for the reduction of silver
ore in that region. The discoveries which
have been made within the last two weeks,
bid fair 10 place the district even ahead of
Was zoe and Esmeralda. One has been found
out-cropping, worth from $4,000 to $4,000
per ton, and getting richer as the ledge was
penetrated. A four stamp battery for crush
ing mill, and a set of amalgamators, are now
being prepared for shipment to Los Angeles,
whence they will be teamed to Silver Hill,
at Coso.-AHd
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-29

GEORGE F. PRICE, late candidate for Elec-
tor on the Democratic ticket, has resigned his
position as editor Of the Yreka Union. He
says:
at is with feelings Of regret that we relin
quish the editorial position, but we are COM
nelled, On account Of i'll health, and private
considerations, to adopt this policy; and,
again, we have longing to visit the "loved
ones" from whom we have been separated for
nearly eleven years. 1t may be. that in the
future We viii again occupy the editorial
chair"