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LrrPLE ,TsANE.
BY u ST ANY AN nIaa.


Little Jane came dancing
Into the sunny room, ~
81 And what do you think, papa III she cried,
( g saw the father of Ellen who died.
And the men who were making her tomb
And the father patted me on the head
All for the sake Of her who is deadl
And gave me this doll, and went, aud said
That was any papa's pride -
G And so you are, with an accent wild,
Said the widower wan: :. Come here, my child !.
2 All! but her locks were fair and bright,
OH but her eyes were full of light,
And her little feet danced in ceaseless play
s Always be glad, always be gay,
Sing, and romp, and never be sad.
So yon will make your papa glad
Aud the little one bounded from his knee,
Lifted her doll, and screamed with glee
As the sunlightfclI Oh the floor!
But who l. lie at the open door,
Waiting, watching evermore
Whose fellow none may See
Who came unbiilden once before,
And hushel the harp in the corner there,
And filed one heaft with the wild despair
OF the endless NeSerhlore?
Stealthy his touch, and stealthy his tread.
He lays his hand on her sunny head;
And who may mention the grace that has fled,
Or paint the bloom Of life that is deadg
Tile Present rnshes into the Past
Nothing on earth is doomed to last:
Summer has ended and Winter is near,
Rain is steamng on moor and mere,
Dead leaves are on the blast; .l
The shutters are up in the empty room,
Nothing to break its hush of gloom
Nothing but gusts of FLASHING rain,
Beating against the window-pane,
Mingled with brine swirled up from the sea.
And thoughts Of that which used to be
And cannot be again!
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WINES, BRANpIEs, Erc,-Messrs. ". & L. Maignan,
No. II St. Louis street. agents for many hae Bandes and
importers Of all kinds Of wines and lnc They keep at all
times full stock Of articles in their line enabled offer
them purchasers favorable We their adyer
tsemeEt. in this mornings Crescent
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4 FAILuRR.-The Union meeting in Washington
on the Esd was failure and broke up in disorder.
Only about 400 persons were present
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THE FEMALE AMERICAN NosE-The female nose
iii America is now the sabject Of philosophical dis
cussion. A German traveller says of our ladies'
'They cannot be called, in general beautiful, be-
cause they apt to be wanting in that fulness of
form which perfect beauty requires and because
the majority Of them have long nosesW The Home
Journal asks, is the length of the American nose
owing to The fact that the sex in country, does
not allow itself to be snubbed
| ~
FALL AND WINTER GLoTHISG.-H. Greenwall Il
Brother go Tchouptoulas street opposite Ieuana Hotel
have just in their large and completely
assorted winter ceihing among which
body find The garment suit his pnrse his VIE aud
capasioaeoing wedding clothing for his work
Their stock Of unierclohns and fng goods large
they have marked down all their goods the lowest
able prices all may discover calling in and pricing rtcey
ing prompt polite attention statesmen.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LuN9s--Among
the eminent successful practitioners in this speciality
thc whole country Is Dr. G. Preston Crane who citizens Of
Now Orleans has been atsced By abundant eer
given hopeless nndes other systems OF treat
ment than that which he practices with saeh satisfaction TO the
patients who the benefit Of his scion
hc knowledge and experience The number Of those who
asestto tao banss which they have experienced from the Docs
era peculiar treatment large, and the character 81 the
patients nci enle their to estire respect His
oee ls St Joseph bstesn Camp and st. Charles
and his advertisement may be read in our columns.
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SHERIFFvS SALES,

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Is Whole more sly appear " reference j Nj ss..s.
f s eI ~ y s 'fe sa IN The office Of tbs Treasurer Of
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mon street, he ween imp ulh akhnhe stfeefs on WEDNES
DA We ~ VIZ lo y en1 ji N " hes e,s
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ths slnvs No IVY nnuas III E,fst and Sec
a eets and designated ~ Nd Won pan Of the and
Other la. drawn BY hagafa Mes, afsnisert under date of
measure W feet front On Second street by 10 feet inches in
fosstef viii MI ths rghs says privileges, seryisudes
thefenhto belonging or ~ Aiy Wise appertniltng M
Seized ia the above sIit. :, n
TEhM-in cash the amount q pantifs claim being the
cent Interest from the WI day ~ May M til day Of sale
dollars and fifty csns costs o. protest x dollars coas Of
she aud mortgage A costs ~ ma ING naiance u any, ~
credit ~ twelve nnl Mi nc1e secured ~ mortgage On the
property sold. !. =. a., "a
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shsfin 81 ihe Parrish OF Orleans.
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OF New Orleans ~ " MY fs ~ "Ni"' n

III VIRTUE OF n writ Of Hcrf 1hcfnH 70 me
ID Directed Laueala the Farih Nssifiet Court
New Orleans ID the absye entitled cause VIII proceed 70 seli
public auction, THE City Hoel Cannon aireet eween
Camp and MRgaae Streets on FRIDAY, January e, 1862 At
u O'clock Nj
proysnepis thsrep rights Way privileges and sppnf:e
itreonto belonging III Wgse nppHfiAini,g Eu
situated In the fanboug ADMINISTRATION Firs District 81 this
city IN the saarr bounded bs Mansse Magnolia Clara
MapeiHcne Than streets designated Ny tho
e sead plaa ot rs ,aes ssw' " sogs 4 Dun
A. Mantrcau, Notary PUBLIC ID this city.
sa3 lots measuring each ~ itet Manned Magnolia
street. by i6 feet incsq and lines III deph between parallel
lines Anle,iean measure,
Seized In the ahnye suit
TERMS-Gasli On The EHet ssS ssspa5q
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SgeDsp nisfRlcr ColnTl CITY 81 NEW ORLEANS "a
y NEW oElsMs: SMRs. y. +. G9LBus-No 1865
pF VIRTUE of IL writ OF ReAzurc a nd sale
- directed By the Honorable lbs Second District Court
Of New Orleans, IN the above eitled cac viii proceed
Jauiisry 1860, ut IL o'clack M
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, siiRed III The Second
Dci Of this Guy. In square No l52 bounded by ST. Ann
MUM Prenr and johnson stIre measuring l0j feet John
street By lis feet in DEPTH W Ter Pdear street. by As
feet ia depth a. s
Another LOT or GROUND sitnate ii ihs same District in
The sqn1e bounded By ST. Ann Man, Gaisez and johnson
streets measuring as johnson street. b. f44 fest in ep
Seized In the above suit.
TERSS--Lugl OH the suot
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DEuxIEaE JusrIsE PAX 1I4A WILLIE DE LA NyEIiE6a
ORLEANS W. JAMES GAII
=, Parosse d0rleans LAGHER--No 122

RILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
- and fof sale from e naufartogy Of Messrs N BIZ NS-
WICK BRO Cincinnati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tahies
Brusswcks Patent Cushons also Cloths BALLS Cues and Al
her trimmings belonging this line
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
A. w. MERRIAM.
ALT II st. CHARLES Billiard Rooua, n. o.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. William +. Hobson
at about half past ten o'clock last evening
attempted to commit suicide by drowning
After conversing pleasantly and calmly with
friends on the corner of and Third streets,
he bade them good evening, and walked off
down street After walking to about the
center OF the block he started into a rapid
run, his friends after him, for the Sacramento
river, which he reached in advance of his
pursuers, and when about to plunge in was
caught and prevented by one Of watchman of
the steamer Chrysopolis. Hobson was then
taken to the st. George, where he was at
tended by his brother. At the examination,
Tuesday, he appeared much better than last
evening, when he was apparently exhausted.
San. Union, IhurSdqg.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

New Jersey Three political Conventions
assembled in Trenton on Wednesday, and
put forward three electoral tickets. The
Convention that assembled under the call OF
the State Executive Committee, after har.
monious session, nominated an ELECTORAL
ticket composed of two Breckinridge and
Lane men, two friends of Douglas, and three
followers of Bell and Evnrett.
The Bell and Everett Convention nomina-
ted full electoral ticket aud gave ull power
to the Executive Committee to make such
changes in the ticket as might be rendered
necessary, which is in substance union with
the Breckenridge men.
The straight out Douglas men held a sepa
rate Convention, and with great unanimity
and enthusiasm nominated straight out
Douglas electoral ticket, and opposed all
fusion with the other Conventions. -Neu
York Herald, dug lSt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
New YopK.-The Chicago Times in lis

New YoRK.-The Chicago Times, in lis
issue of July 21st, has the following
A gentleman whose intelligence nobody
will deny, and whose judgment in matters Of
political concern are generally sound, 1--WE
allude to Elk Gov. Barstow, of Wisconsin, J
was in the city yesterday he was on his re-
turn to Wisconsin from the East. We had
the pleasure of listening to his conversation
10 regard to the state of parties at the East
in New York especially. 1t seems to be
conceded in New York City that Douglas
will carry the Empire State by large ma.
jority. All the Democrats of the City, and
many huadgeds beside, are uniting on the
ticket bearing the names of Douglas and
johnson. Thirty thousand majority is pledged
By the leaders cf the influential bodies for
the candidates of the National Democratic
party in the great Metropolis. And in the
other sections of the State the feeling is quite
as hearty and the action quite as unanimous
Tx Gov Barstow was repeatedly told while
in New York, by those who know the condi-
ton of things best, that in no event will
Douglas fail of the electoral vote of New
York The truth is that Lincoln is aeknowl
edged to be out of the question. Few ex.
pect, and fewer sill want, him elected
There is the deadest sort of calm all oyer
the Republican party-and it cannot be
whipped into enthusiasm for the "rail split
! ter"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
Atlantic News by the Pony Express.


The Union has the following special dis
patch:
ST. LOUIS, August 18th
The Parana, from Galway. with dotes to
August eth, has arrived
All efforts to connlude an armistioa wifi
Garibaldi having failed, preparations are
oeing made to repulse any attempt at an in
VasloA improvements are being actively
introdueted in the royal army and navy.
The first and thirteenth Neapoltan regi-
ments had mutinied in Calabria to the cry of
" VSge Garibaid r
Stocco had disembarked with 800 volun-
teers, and met with an enthusiastic reception
from the people. Garibaldi was expected
almost every hour.
1t is reported that the King of Naples had
sent 4, POO soldiers to Reggie opposite Messi-
ma, and those troops it was confidently as
serted intended to Join Garibaldi the moment
he lands at Naples and Rome He was
waited for with impatience.
Miscellaneous.
Douglas has been making speeches in
Brunswick and Portland, Maine
Ihe Virginia Douglas Democratic State
convention, at Stanton, adopted resolution
inviting Douglas to visit Virginia also, a
resolution reatiirming the Baltimore platform.
declaring Douglas and johnson regularly
nominated, and denouncing the Admnistra.
ton.
When the message from Charlottesville
1.-THE Breekinridge Convention was received
at Staunton for conference, feeling pre-
vailed that the Breckenridge men should
come TO them if they wished to settle differ
ences.
A dispatch to the Enquirer says that such
proposition will not be entertained bv the
Breckinridgo men,
A subsequent dispatch says the report of
the Breckenridge Committee on Resolutions
was read and unanimously adopted The
hrst declares in favor of the slavery section
OF the National platform. The second pre-
yldes for the presentation of an address.
The third for the organization of Central
Executive Committee and of an Electoral
ticket. The fourth calls for a county organi-
zation The fifth requests Messrs Wise, Hun
ter Mason and Smith to canvass the State.
The Convention repudiates the Pacific Rail
road.
The Douglas electoral ticket is as follows:
Geo Blow, Ii. l.. Hopkins, J. b. Stovall job
Garland Benjamin Randolph, J. II. Cox, G.
B. Ellsworth, c. Ii. Rourke, G.. W. Brant.
Israel Robinson, l.. A. Leggett j. X Hodge,
). G. W. Hopkins, j. c. j. Stuart, d. W. G,
Brown.
At the Breckinridge Convention resou-
tion was adopted instructing the Electors if
Breckinridge cannot be elected to vote as
unit so as to prevent the election Of Lincoln.
The Herald has advices from Honduras,
announcing that General Walker has gone to
Swan Island. The schooner Clifton with
cargo, part of his expedition, had been seized
by the British at Belize. Walker is report
ed as preparing for a descent upon Costa
Rica or Nicaragua.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

RIDICULOUS. How ridiculous it sounds to
hear the Republican speakers declaim SO
pathetically of the fate of Senator Broderick.
We were at the Republican meeting at Platt's
Hall, on Thursday evening, and saw upon
the stand at least half dozen Republicans
who, on the morning after the election last
FAN, stood in the doorway of VIM. Sherman's
building on Montgomery street, and reioiced
not over the defeat ofthe Anti Lccompton
party, but over the defeat of David 9. Brod
erick. If this fact is denied, we will name
the parties, man for man, who then expressed
their qualification over the political misfor-
tunes Of one, out of whose bones they now
seek to make political capital-S. f. Spirit
Of the Times, -Augltst 26th
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
SOUTHERN Pacific RALRoAp-A St Loni

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-A St. Louis
correspondent writes as follows: 81. Edgar
Thompson, Esq. President of the Pennsylva.
MIA Central Railroad, has been in the city
lately Mr.. Thomson has become identified
with the Southern Pacific Railroad in prog
ress through Texas and visits St. Louis on
business connected with that enterprise. lie
states that there is every assurance that the
work will progress without interruption to
El Paso. The company has immense tracts
of land-a large amount OF State bonds from
Texas-a heavy responsible private subscrip.
ton, and has within few months negotiated
"a favorable loan with English capitalists
for means to carry it on. As these practical
evidences of earnestness increase, the pros
pect of carrying a mail to the Pacific i'm
proves. Mr.. Thomson is not wholly satisfied
with the termination of the road in Texas,
and is now epdeavoring to enlist the aid of
Missouri to build "A branch road to intersect
the Texas project at some convenient point.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

The schedule for Eureka and Washington
townships, as we stated last week, were kept
together, consequently it is impossible to
ascertain the exact number of inhabitants in
each. Mr.. Patterson informs US, however,
that the population of Eureka is some two or
three hundred more than that of Washing
ton. Of the 4,040 inhabitants reported for
Nevada township. about $500 reside within
the corporate limits of the city-Nevada
Democrat
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

For WAsuoE.-A party left Nevada on
Sunday last, says the Democrat, for Washoe,
among whom were DIR. Idleberg, of San
Francisco, and Mr.. Atwood, of Grass Valley.
Dr.. Idleberg is connected with a company at
San Francisco, and goes over with view of
erecting works for the reduction of silver
ore in the vicinity Of the veins. He will also
examine the different routes, and select the
one MOST practicable for hauling the ma
chnery and supplies over the mountains.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
He'll and Everett Delegates.

SHASTA, Aug. 90th.
AT meeting of the Bell and Everett Club,
held last night, the following gentlemen
were elected delegates to the Union State
Convention; J. Longfellow, Major McKin-
ney, Col. Lane, E. w. Skies, j. Bedford, ].
Bloomfield, e. Cook and +. Barnam.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

GERMANS INST. LOUISA letter from St.
Louis says that the German Republicans in
that city have rebeled against their party.
They complain that they have not been fair
ly treated in nominations. Their principal
organ, the Anzeiger, attacked the Democrat,
for advocating a county ticket which did not
suit the Germans. The Democrat retorted
in good style, saying that it despised the
threats of the German paper, and would pur-
sue an Independent course, regardless of the
German vote The Anzeiger came back,
charging that by supporting the bad county
ticket it defeated Frank Blair for the short
term Now they are at it like cats and dogs,
and it is hard TO say which is ahead.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
COURT OF SESSIONS.
Hon. CHARLES LINDLEY, Judge.

THURSDAY, Aug. so.
People VS. J. w McGee-A -Arraigued and grant
ed until Saturday Sept lst, to plead.
People vs. Jack Snith-Sentenced to pay fine
Of 800 and cost.
People VS. H. Plate-Same order
People VS.. Geo. Bucher Same order.
People vs.. Morris Marks-Nol. proslqui entered
and defendant discharged
Peopl vs.. John eQuinn-Awaigced and
granted until 10 a. NJ tomorrow to plead.
People VS.. Murray Plead not guilty.
People VS.. John George Johuson-Time for
pronouncing sentence continued until 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
Court adjourned till 10 A. NJ tomorrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
MRS. MINSIQW-

An experienced nurse and female physician has a
soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly IA
citate the process of teethng by softenn the gums
reducing all infamation-Wiil allay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon it mothers
1t will everest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases. See adyer.
usemeht III another column. may4-Iy
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

BEARS KILLED IN SANTA Cruz CouXTY.-Mr.
j. G. Smith, who lives near Mountain Char
ley's, on the summit of the Santa Cruz
mountains while hunting,one day last week,
killed, says the Pacific Sentinel, four bears a
female with her cubs Four shots were fired
before she gave in" and then the younger
members of the family became an easy prey.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

KENTUCKY AND NoRTu CARoLINA.-The
friends of Douglas and johnson in Kentucky
he'd a State Convention on August l1th
Eighty-seven counties we've represented and
full electoral ticket was made Not word
was hinted in the proceedings about com
promise electoral ticket.
The friends of Douglas in North Carolina
have called a State Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN Ell DORADO
The El Dorado County Democratic Conycn-
tion met in Pacervile on Wednesday, and
nominated A. ST. Clair Denver of Coloma for
the Senate from the Northern District, and
DIR. Q. Harvey, of Placerville, for the Senate
from the Southern District The convention
then adjourned till the next day. Twoye
ago, Mr.. Denver was elected to the Senate as
an Administration man.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

The following named persons have been
county: L. Ii. Lee, convicted of manslaugh,
ter, and seAteHeed fer three months D. X.
Rice, convicted of manslaughter and SEN
kenced for twelve months; Charles Cornet,
found guilty of murder in the second de-
gree, and sentenced for ten years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

HoMIcIDE.-In Tulare county on Sunday of
last week, II. W. James was stabbed and
killed by Morgan Archibald. The difficulty
originated at a card table, and whisky was at
the bottom Of it. Archibald was arrested.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
1ailg Natlonal democrat.

The FArR.-Speaking of the Fair to be
he'd in this city next week, the editor of the
Nevada Democrat says; "The people of
Marysyille have made suitable arrangements
to accommodate visitors from every section
of the State, and TIE Society have an extern
sive track for the show of stock, and COW
cred amphitheater that will seat 10000
people. Mr.. I. p. Otis, the agent of the So
ciety, was in Nevada last Monday he Informs
us that great interest is taken in the success
of this Fair by the people of the northern
counties, and that a larger amount of fine
stock will be exhibited on the Fair grounds
than has ever yet been collected together in
California We acknowledge the receipt of
complimentary ticket to attend the exhibi-
tion, and will endeaver to be present one or
two days"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

A Town SupMERGED.-A telegram from
New Orleans, dated August 18th, says that
terrible storm had caused an immense dam
age to property at Proctorville, the terminus
of the Mexican Gulf Railroad. The water
rose over twelve feet, snbmergirg the entire
place and carrying away every house except
one. Between 35 and 40 lives were lost.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

PoLITICs IN Ell DoRADo.-A Seceder has
made bet with a friend of Douglas, that
Coloma will give Breckenridge 90 votes-
Last year the vote at Coloma stood Latham
l42 Currey, 1o7 Stanford, Is. According
to the Central Californian. it is generally con
ceded tEat the vote for Breckinridge at
Coloma will not exceed thirty.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

FATHER LOUIS d. RIvIEcoro, the Catholic
priest whose pronunciation of the religion Of
the Catholic Church, and his recantaton of
his new faith and return to Catholicism. ere
ated so much comment, verbal and written,
Jeff in the steamer Sonora for France.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

FoR DoUGLAs AND JomNsoN.-A. c.. Law.
renee, Esq, late member of the Assembly
from Trinity county, announces that he is
again candidate for that position, and that
he supports Douglas and johnson.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31
TELEGRAPHrC.
TOVER THE STATE LINE.l
A Woman found guilty of grand larceny
---Libel Suit---ArivaI.

A Woman found guilty of grand larceny
---Libel Suit---ArrivaI.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 30th.
The trial of Martha Wilmot, for grand lar.
ceny, occupied the Court of Sessions yester.
day and this morning. The jury went out
at halfpast l2 p NJ and came in at 3 with a
verdict of guilty as charged in the indictment.
Attorney for defendant gave notice that he
should move for a new trial
An old rag picker named Lefever died sud
denly yesterday.
The Jury in the SANDER case of John S.
Williams vs. William Milling in the 4th Dis
trict Court, has returned verdict for the de.
fendant
Arrived, ship David Brown, l2l days from
New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

NEVADA CoUNTY-The Nevada Democrat
ic County Convention meets to morrow. The
cause is, says the Democrat popular in the
county, the hest of feeling prevails and with
county by thousand majority.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-31

ISLANDER SUIr.-The S. +. Constitution says
that in the case of james S. Williams VS. VIM
Milling for SANDER, in the Fourth District
Court, claiming $4,000 damages from the
alleged slanderer. the jury gave a verdict on
Wednesday in favor of the defendant