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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-28

IA PIanettx BitterS. This Celebrated
TOnic has been used successfully for the last twelve
years IN cases of Indigestion. Flatuency, Gen
eral Debility, Nervousness Sea Sickness, &C., c.
They create healthy action throughout the
body. restore the appetite, equalize the circula,
create a power Of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
tanned.
PLAINTIFFS BITTERS
Are purely Vegetable. and adapted To all ages and
cQrdItlous are for sale by FISHER l. WIN
SrON, and by Grocels and Druggists generally.
FISHER L WINSTON, Druggists,
fe ll-3m No. LIS NJ ain st.. Richmond.
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. GEO. DABNEY WOOTTON.

opposite Purcell, Ladd i Co.'S Drag Store,
RICHMOND VA,
Attends Mayors Court, Hastings Court. Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery, Court of
Appeals, United States Court and Henrco County
Courts. Is prepared to give strict attention to ali
kinds Of Law Business.
+. s. Has an elegant Room for rent, located in
one OF the most desirable parts of the city, suta-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

X a. NOTlCE.-The CO partnership in the
~ Practice of Law. here tofoIe existing be-
VOID CLAIBORNE, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The unfinished business of our clients will re-
ceive, as heretofore, the attention of us both.
C.G GRISWOLD,
Richmond. ApriI 2. 1870 n A CI.A(R0RNE
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Herbert A: Claiborne, date Of Griswoid L
CalfOrne,) ATTORNEY AT LAW. practices in
all he Courts of the city of Richmond and county
of HenIicO.
Office over Fupman Huls, ITO North Mans
doors below GOvernOr street ap 2-dNwlm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

A CONFESSED MURDER.-A man named
Walker, well known in the northern coun-
ties as Mountain Walker" was recently
arrested in Trinity county and sent to the
State Prison, it being known that he had a
short time before escaped, while being taken
to that institution for term of ten years,
from Siskiyou. We learn from the North
Californian, that on being arrested, he con-
fessed to have committed other and more
heinons crimes than those with which he had
been charged. Among other deeds of blood,
he acknowledged that he had killed Mr..
Richard Cave, of Klamath county, in August
last
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

The BALT1MoME CoNyENrIoN.-Th indica
tions are pretty plain that there will be no
difficulty in nominating Douglas at this
Convention. The seceders from the Charles
ton Convention have only left seats vacant,
to. be filed by better men, and those men are
very apt to be friendly to the Illinois Sena-
tor. One of the new delegates is Alex. H.
Stephens, the ablest man of the South, and a
friend to Mr.. Douglas. The seceders will
hear from him, when he reaches the Balti-
more Convention. The telegraph informed
US, yesterday, of movements in the Southern
States, Enthusiastically favorable to the great
advocate of popular sovereignty.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

FROM WAsHoE.-We have seen, says the
Nevada Journal, letter from Col. Whitman
to his son, dated June 2nd.
1t showed all day June lst, at Virginia
City. Nothing remarkably new in the way
Of discoveries. The town was growing sensi-
bly, duller Many were leaving, and Indian
troubles deferred people from coming in. Pro-
visions high and scarce. A vigilance COM
mittee was about organizing to lynch a
butcher. but it was promptly nipped in the
bud.
In reference to the war, the Colonel says,
unless help in the way of provisions, etc, is
furnished by California, the volunteers must
disband and the whole fighting he given up to
two hundred regulars on foot, in which event
he fears depopulation of the Territory, as
the signs of long and bloody war are i'm
minent. Unless the American troops can
meet the savages in few days and give
them a severe lesson in a great battle, the
worst is anticipated When leaving Virginia
City, Col Hays told his troops that unless
they were willing to live on meat for some
time, the road was open to Carson City and
they were at liberty to take it. Not man
left.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

THE CorrER MINES IN DEL NoRTE COUNTY.
We learn from the Crescent City Herald of
the 3Oth ult, that the copper excitement
continues. 1t says:
The more the leads are worked the more
positive the evidence of their value A par
ty of Cornish miners came up on the Pacific,
and pronounce the ore they see here, richer
than any they had ever before observed.
They have gone to work on the "Alta Cali
fornia" and Crescent" leads, and practical
benefit of their experience will doubtless be
soon demonstrated. More miners are want
ed, and we learn will be sent for by the first
steamer The former of the above compa-
mics are succeeding beyond expectation
Their ore is rich and accessible. We learn
they have at least fifty tons of it now out.
The other companies are steadily progressing,
all with good encouragement. The "bulls"
certainly have the copper market at present.
The fact is, the whole county is filled with
copper, and in consequence whereof all the
inhabitants of this section have got the cop
per fever badly, and are much excited there
at.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

KILLED BY WoMAN-A gentleman who
arrived at Sacramento on Thursday from Car.
son Valley, informs the Union, that Mexi-
can named Manuel Marquee, was killed the
other day at Carson City, by a woman, under
the following circumstances
The woman is married, has two children.
and is living with her husband. The fellow
approached her with proposals, which she
resented as gross insult. lie then threat
ened her life and that of her husband, and
did fire two shots into the house in which
they lived Thereupon he was arrested.
taken before Judge Cradlebaugh, and after
the facts were elected, was required to give
bonds for his appearance at Court in the sum
of tlve hundred dollars, or remain in the Gus.
tody OF the Marshal As the parties were
leaving the Court room. the woman in com
pany with her husband walked up behind
the Mexican, when she drew q pistol from
her pocket and shot him dead the ball en-
tering under his left shoulder and passing
through the heart. The act was applauded
by those present The Mexican was des-
perado, who had served term in the Cali
fornia penitentiary
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

INTERESTING EpIsoDE.-At the banquet of
the French Guard the night before last, Capt.
Valaceque proposed that the youngest child
of Gen. H. A. Cobb should become an Honor
ary Member The General said he would
prefer that his child should be enrolled as an
active member, which was acceded to and ac-
cepted at once The Generals youngest child
is girl and her name is Eugenie-happily
named after the Empress of the French. So,
there is a File du Regiment San Francisco,
and Viyani6re in perspeetive.-S. f. CaH
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09
Telegraph to Nevada
CAMproNv1LLE, June sth, 1880.

OAhPIONNlLLEt june otui loDVs
EDIroR DEMOCRAT In your issue of the
7th, see it stated that the State Telegraph
Company are about extending their line to
Nevada, and thence on through TO Henness
Pass.
This certainly is move in the right di-
rebtion, the residents of northern Yuba and
Sierra counties whose interests are identical
with MarysVille, have long felt the need of
such line and have anxiously been waiting
the time when such a line should be built
The citizens of San Juan, Camptonville
Forest City and Downieville having tele-
graphic business with Marysville, are now
forced to have all their business transmitted
via Nevada and Placerville over the Alta
line to Sacramento, and after being re- writ
ten, over the Northern line to Marysville,
thereby subjecting them to q heavy tariff as
well as lengthy delay
In fact, the Express communication from
this place to Marysville, is more certain, be-
sides being quicker than Telegraphie.
When the Alta line was first put up through
this place, we subscribed literally, thinking
that some benefit would result, but from the
manner in which the line has been kept up
it has been neither source of profit nor ac-
commodation,-at the present time, messages
in addition to being re written at Sacramen-
to, have also to be re written at Nevada.
The people of this place, and doubtless of
San Juan, Forest City and Downeville, wish
that the Northern Line should be extended
in this direction and the proprietors of that
Line cannot fail to perceive that it would be
greatly to their benefit so to do.
AS far as business is concerned, where ole
message is now sent from these places to
Marysyille, there would then be twenty, set
ting aside the advantages, Of which the pro-
prietors are well aware, of having so many
offices along their line, thus greatly facilita-
ting repairs. Or
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

IN Woburn, Mass, an indignant mother
whose feelings had been outraged beyond
endurance, by worthless fellow, carpenter
by trade, who had betrayed ker daughter,
took the law into her own hands, and ad.
ministered to him severe 'cowhiding. So
well directed were her blows that the fellow
was felled to the ground. He got up and
ran but she followed him, continuing the
stripes until the whip was broken.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

GYPsIEs IN Omo.-The Ohio State Journal
says that large party of Gypsies recently
passed through Columbus in neat, uniform,
covered wagons, drawn by sleek horses
bound for Wheeling The men were hearty
greasy lazy looking customers-eyidentlv
well fed-while the women and Girls vera
dirty, squalid appearing creatures. with woe
begone eountenanees. A big Gvnsev
brought up the rear of the tribe, CONDUCTING
a lot of we'll conditioned horses.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

MINES IN SOUTHERN OREGoN-The Jack
sonville Sentinel of June ID has the follow
ing:
The Ish Company have resumed operations
at their valuable claim, and have gone down
fourteen feetin freshly sunk shaft, finding
the same rich quality of quartz which has
made their lead so famous.
Yesterday we were shown a large piece of
quartz rock, in which gold was rather plen-
tiful 1t was from vein discovered last
week by man named johnson, in the vicin-
ity of Blackwell diggings. Two small spe-
cimens from the same vein were also exhibit
ed, one of which was exceedingly rich The
VEN IL roo ttfch anu G. ei.o a. tL g :e,l.t
feet has yielded quite rich rock.
The diggings at CayOte Greek were pay
ing from 81 to So to the hand.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

AGAN.-The Alta learns that Sam. Merit.
who has for four or five consecutive sessions
represented the people of Mariposa, Tulare,
Fresno Mereed, and Buena Vista counties in
the State Senate, is again before his constit-
uents as candidate for the nomination for
the same office.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

ANOTHER PArER-It is stated that q new
daily morning paper, Of size somewhat less
than the Bee, is about to be started in Sacra-
mento, by F. r. Folger Il Co. 1t will be
issued at twentv.fve eents a weel-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

GONG TO THE WINE DIsTRrcrs OF EUROPE.
Wilson Flint, a resident of Sacramento who
has lately become interested in the Califor-
MIA Culturist, as half owner and co-editor,
says in his salutatory, published in the June
number, that next year, it is his intention to
visit the great wine districts of Europe
particularly the upper Douro of Portugal,
where, by engaging in the labors of the vine.
yard during whole season, he hopes to OBJ
tain that entire familiarity with the vine,
which will enable him to give valuable in
formation to our people, now SO deplorably
ignorant of vine culture.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

GONE HoME.-The S. F. Telegram says that
Mary and Margaret Mannix, two sisters who
some time ago were imprisoned on convie-
tions for larceny, and who were lately par
doned by the Governor, left on the steamer
of the fifth for New York. Their passage
was paid by their father who is a gentleman
doing a good business in New York city, he
having sent the money previous to their par
don being signed
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

IT Is CoMNG.-Dan Rce's famous circus,
which is drawing immense audiences at Sac
ramento. will arrive here shortly. Mr. Pierce
the agent, is in town for the purpose of put.
ting up posters. The advertisement of the
proprietors will be seen in another column.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

CosT OF WAR.-The various powers OF LID
rope borrowed 1882, 100000 lost year. all but
Sl2,ooo,ooO of which was to pay for wars.
The Indian loan, the result of the revolt, is
included in this amount.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

INFORMATION WANTED-Robert and Mary
Yates. aged people of Gravois, Missouri, in
quire anxiously of their son Robert, who
came to California twelve years ago. They
have written to him often but have received
no replies.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

THEATRE,-There was large audience at
the theater, last evening, to witness the per-
iormanees, and listen to songs and funny say
ings Of Billy Birch's Minstre!s Troupe The
entertainment afforded much amusement.
The price of tickets, it will be remembered,
has been reduced one half The troupe will
appear to night for the last time.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

Loss OF OREGON MAh-On the 7th inst,
the Oregon Mail from Portland to Yreka,
was lost in Rosue river, together with two
horses and two buggies belonging to the con-
tractors. Messrs. Cluggage & Drumm.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

NEARLY FATAL.-On Tuesday, in San Fran
cisco. J. p Yanderloog took an overdose of
morphine, for pain in the head, and came
near dying. At last accounts, however, he
was considered out of danger by his physi-
clans.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

A NUMBER of the New York physicians
have decided that one cf the great causes Of
mortality among children is the neglect Of
personal attention to them by the parents
and the entrHsting of them to servants
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

The greatest range ever obtained by the
Armstrong gun was miles and $50 yards
This was by thirty-two FOUNDER, fred with
a charge of six pounds, at an elevation of
S5 degrees
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

STEAMER LDELLED.-The steamer Satilite.
at San Francisco, has been libelled in the U
S. District Court, by the officers of the U. S.
Government for a violation of the act of
Congress of July 7th, 1888. That law re-
quires a steamer to be licensed before being
able, legally, to carry passengers and goods
without such permit. The u S. Marshal has
taken charge of the vessel. The penalty for
an infringement of the law is $500.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

Oh Wednesday there were seventy horses
and sixty head of neat cattle on exhibition at
the Oakland fair. Many oft the finest sheep
aud hogs in the country were also on the
ground
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

TREMENDOUS WHEAT.-The San Jose Re
porter of June 9th says Mr. Patton, Dep"
uty county Assessor. arrived at our office on
Tuesday morning, with his buggy loaded
with green wheat. A casual observer would
have said that he had the product OF about
half an acre, but in reality there were only
three lunches They were lunches however
that cannot be beat at least we say so. One
was the product of a single grain of Austral-
ian wheat, and consisted of one hundred and
seventy one stalks with fne heads. Another
was of the bearded club head species and had
one hundred and sixty one heads. The third
was the smooth club head and was only one
stalk behind his bearded brother having one
hundred and sixty heads We have not ex'
amined every portion OF this Hydra wheat as
the task would be too great, but from what
we counted, the average is sixty grains to a
head, or $500 grains for the three originally
sowed. This wheat was grown on the farm
of Mr. w. Gallimore, Fremont township, IN
this county,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

DRowNED.-A man named John Berry was
recently drowned in the klamath, by the
upsetting of canoe. He was from Ireland
aud aged So years.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

Hon. Mr.. Rust of Arkansas, has bet $1,000
that his state will give larger majority for
Douglas If nominated, than she has given for
any candidate for President.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

GOLDEN ERA-J. M Foard has retired
from the editorial department of the Golden
Era. That paper win hereafter be conducted
by Messrs. Brooks and Lawrence.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

The Mission RAILRoAD.-On Thu-siay the
workmen commenced laying the rails for the
Mission railroad. The company hope to run
the first cars on the 4th of July.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

DELIRIUM old insane man named L.
r. Smith, has been arrested in San Francisco
He had attempted to shoot his wi'a with q
gun whilst in a state of delirium.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

A MAN named John w. Shields has been
sent to the San Francisco Court of Sessions
for grand larceny.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

SALE OF HoRsEs Thirty head Of horses
were sold at auction in Stockton the other
day at an average price of S45 each.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

TnE FoURrH.-The city authorities Of
Stockton have appropriated $500 to assist in
celebrating the Fourth of July.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

The Republicans of Sonoma county hold
convention today to elect delegates. to the
Republican State Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

A number Of gentlemen have organized a
jockey club at Jacksonville, Southern Ore
gon
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

ARRESTED EoR MuRDER.-En Jacksonville,
the Sheriff of Waseo county, Oregon, arrested
Guerdon Davis and John Dorman, charged
with the murder of two Chinamen, in Wasco,
during the past month, and started back
with his prisoners June lst. 1t is said that
the evidence is very strong against BOTH
These men are also suspected Of being mem
bers of gang ofhorse thieves that has in
tested that community. Two other men be-
lieved to belong to the gang, were arrested
near Rogue river, for stealing horses, and ta-
ken to Jacksonville
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

The Fiery Cross, an English ship, struck
reef in the China sea, March llth, and was
lost.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

lNsoLvENr.-In the Sacramento County
Court, II. W. oden has been discharged from
his debts and liabilities
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09
AID. LEWIS,
WESTERN CORNER
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,
Corner ID and Second Streets.

INVITES attention to his large assortment of choice
brands of all the favorite qualities of Tobacco, and
also his fine Imported Cigars of every quality,
amongst which may be found for Wholesale and Re-
tail the following brands
Espanola, Penia del Rio,
CRYSTAL Palace, Matilda,
Sevilliana, Rsparteres,
Garibadi Golden.
~ All the above brands Retailed at 12H cents.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cards, Pipes, Cl-
garrettos, Matches, &C., &c.
wholesale ANA IsoGoiI.
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

JAS. X. JOHNSON, Esq, has been appointed
County Treasurer of Del Norte
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

TIE Marsh children are drawing crowded
houses at the Nevada theater.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

DAN Eice's Circus and Elephant show, has
opened in Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09

SENT To SrooKroN.-By some mistake, the
San Francisco mail for Marysyille did not
arrive here yesterday, but was sent to Stock
ton
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09
Daily Stages to Washoe d!
NEW CONCORD COACHES.
RODGERS s. Co.. .PROPRIETORS.

B=$SSSsT1A LEAVE Marysvine EVERY MORN
.Z-&l&5tzSh-tzsE ING for Oregon HILL Fosters Bar,
Camptonyille, Goodyear's Bar, Downieville, Monte
Crlsto, Eureka, Jamison, Beckwourth Valley. Pea
Vine, Truckee, Virginia and Carson Cities.
Way passengers dispatched from Downieville IN the
Silver Mines every other day, at present two davs
from Downieyille to Virginia City '
Leaves Marysviile for Downeville EVERY MORN
ING, at O'clock Returning leaves Downieviue EV-
ERY MORNING, at o'clock
Office in Downievile at Henry's American Exchange.
Office in MafysYe, corner High and Second streets.
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09
M USECAL.

ITO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN -
Il Mademoiselle MATHILDE D0RYAL wishes to
give French, Piano and Singing Lessons. ResdenceI
No III High St, between First and Second.
Enquire at her rooms from 12 to O'Clock, or from
to 10 O'clock p. NJ. Terms for five lessons-gven at
her rooms or, at the residence Of the pup-$5 in ad-
vance. The Lady will also attend musical parties.
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-09
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 9th.

ANOTHER RoBBERY. We are Informed that
three teamsters, who were on their way to
this city. were robbed, yesterday, about six
teen miles from this place, by four worthy
foot pads. It appears that one Of the team
sters was a short distance ahead Of his
companions when the attack was made, and
that one Of the robbers came up to him, and
presenting a pistol, demanded his money.
The teamster, without ceremony, struck the
robber on the head with the butt of his whip,
knocking him down, but before he could
make sure of his man, the robber had regain.
ed his feet and commenced shooting at the
eamster; the latter, however, pursued him
with his whip, and run him off the track.
The rear party did not get off quite so easy,
as the robbers made them shell-out to the
amount Of 81 50-all they had.
LET oUr.-Thursday night, somebody got
hold of key which fitted the lock of the
City Pound, and let out twenty or thirty
hogs and considerable number o + cow 5
The Oh ject was doubtless to rid some one o
payiug poundage, The police, however, got
on track Of the stock, in few minutes after
their exit, and drove them all back There
seems to be kind of revolutionary spirit in
the community, respecting the impounding
system.
The Placer herald., 1860-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Irnver and AGue,


,nJ;oes,ion, Sour Stomach Heart burn
y" q, Rrash, Blliousncss, Liver Complaint Ac'-
Ws's' ' Fatulency, Jaundice Change of Climate
dl'y' ,raadnche, Loss of Appetite Female Com
s''n ,iats oppression after Eating and GENERA, @
pa'n;t pi,;tr arc rapidly ercctuoiy and surely cured
- ntI the oxygenated Bitters.
CALIFORNIA Evidence.
,.,e Hill. Cak, June 18Th, lS3S.-liav-
"o"s @aro1 for fifteen years with Dyspepsia IN
ins 'u ,st form, and having consulted with the
l'' .Svsicians, and tried everything recommeh-
ee,' ,p;thout relief, was Induced to try the oSY-
'eu p,rrErs. and before had taken one bot
o., 7 found myself much better and continued
''e ,hom until was entirely cured, and now
'An,ne .a, &c GOOD health as ever did in my life'
envy r,oasure in recommending them to all who
thhc m;cted JAS LANGsHoRE.
are TSe "Oxygenated Bitters" are sold in Calito-
=. Nv Henry johnson " Co., Redington % Co.,
"'a ~ C,os Norrell. San Francisco; r. IL. McDon-
anu il, elI 70 and Chas. Morrill, Il Co., Sacramento;
u:.. x Coffin. Marysvile; Smith u Davis Fort
and Oregon.
The Placer herald., 1860-03-31
Declaration as Sole Trader.

State Of California, county Of Placer.
II NOW all men by these presents that |, Cath
N Nrine McFlinn, wife of John NcFlinn of
Kiota Ravnc. County of Placer. State aforesaid,
do hereby declare and make known my intention
to carry on business on my own account, and in
my own name, as sole trader. in pursuance of an
Act of the legislature Of said State, entitled 'An
Act to authorize married women to transact bu-
siness in their own name sole traders" approv-
ed April H. 1852. And further declare that
said business will be the business of Ranchng
and Mining and raising Stock, Hogs. &c, and
will be carried on and prosecuted at kiota Ka-
vine in said County of Placer. and that the
amount of capital invested in said business does
not exceed the five thousand dollars.
In witness whereof | have hcreunto set my
hand and seal, this day of March, a. u. 1860.
CATHARINE McFLlNN.
hereby certify that on the 18th day of March,
A. D. 1860, Catharine McFlinn appeared before
me and made the foregoing declaration subscrib-
ed by her.
49, Witness my hand and seal Notarisl,
IsEAL this day and year above written.
~ Z. w. liILLIE Err,
Notary Public.
March 9I 'f0 su