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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-29

MINES NEAR SAN DIEGO. A correspondent
at San Diego says:
The gold bearing quartz leads discovered
some months ago, on Judge Wtherbv's ranch.
some 80 miles from here, have been recently
paying" well. / have no doubt from the
specimens that l have seen from this mine.
that with good machinery, etc, that these
leads would easily yield from one hundred to
one hundred and fifty dollars per ton
TnE EMPRE3s or FRANCE AND THE DRrss
OF DANA-A Paris letter, describing the
preliminaries TO the late wonderful fancy
costume ball in that city, says Of the Empress,
who was anxious to appear as Diana
But tie Empress found the dress Of Diana
the huntress, was to prove a lion in her path
In vain was the kirtle let down so that little
more than two inches above her Maiestv's
ancle was visible On presenting herself to
the Emperor the whole costume was found
impossible Her Majesty coaxed and whced
led, but Napoleon was immoyable. The
dress was altogether impossible and so, at
last, in that kind Of fever to which even the
god minds of Empresses are amenabe
her Majesty determined on appearing simply
in domino.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-29

q VT suUsVTIDVI NOuId respectfully announce To-
the citizen Of Yub., county and The nublie zen.
orally, that he has made extensive preparations for
the purpose OF ahording all who may desire an op-
independence in manner bc6tng lie oceasion NJ The
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-29

in the BASEMENT Of his establishments corner Of
First street and Maiden Lahe where viii be served the
possible. II. VIDEAU,
iel4 I'm Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-29

1HE PRoPosIrioN TO BUY OUT TIE MoRMoNs.
A correspondent of the Alta, writing from
Salt Lake June nth. says:
The bill "to appoint Commissioners for the
/ purpose OF purchasing the interests Of the
/ M"rinons,' seems TO meet but little anpiovnl
/ from the Saints. The idea among the Amer.
can portion is scoffed at They say tbev
| would die rather than sell their birtIuobt
| lhty Know home but the land Of their birth
anu although Mormon, are ma less American
Ihe foreign portion, although claiming this
as theIr Zion aud home, have not naturally
5" strong an affinity, and would 20 anywhere
they might be led
o persons unacquainted with this Terrific
/ ry IL might be supposed that the city of
GREAT Salt Lake comprised all of Mormondon.
ana that 1t would be no hnrd matter for the
Mormon community TO sell out and remove
VIII give you a brief account of the Nor
uons IN Eastern Utah;
mere are some siXtythree cities, towns
ana settlements. all well built. and lands ad o.
joining, under good cultivation, occupying
an extent OF country OF three hundred and
forty miles north and south, and new settle
meHts making in the direction Of enst and
west. Mills and factories are erected and in
operation, propelled 10y both steam and water
power; mines OF iron, copper, lead and coal
have been opened and worked; canals are
beng dug for inland commerce, and a rail-
road OF lorty-tour miles surveyed off and
soon will he in course Of construction-
Churches and school houses meet your on
every side, and IN every settlement is viii
ihSe graveyard. The taxable property in
inc Territory amounts to about ffty-seven
millions of dollars and constantly increasing
Nov how absurd is the idea to buy out such
people. am of the opinion that they
would lay all their settlements and improve
ments In ruins and would restore everything
to It's primitive state, ii driven to despera-
uoh' or required; but no such thiugas ''pur-
chase them out is in the vocabulary of BRIG
nam Young. You may prohibit polygamv
oy statutory provisions, but the law cannot
he administered. You may talk about pur-
chasing them out, but it would be much
easier to purchase Cuba.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-29

The DEPARTURE FROM CAMP FLOYD. Says
Salt Lake correspondent:
With the retiring army went the gamblers
and other camp followers, accompanied 10y
their respect We Mary Anns, winch they had
either capivated OF seduced in this Territory
All who could not find their own conveyance
We're reighted through to Pixies Peak at the
rate OF fifty cents per pound, baggage and all
Several knights of the cards" went off leav-
ing their disconsoate ones behind. with re-
sponsibilties, which to them will be curse.
Several frail and fair ones from this city,
Jured 10y bright buttons and lore, started off
Ander the escort of our late Chief Justice.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-29

LATER FROM MEXIcO.-From passenger hy
the steamer Oregon, the Bulletin gets the
following interesting news from Mexico:
The failure of the banking house off, B
Jeeker d Co., is confirmed The assets
amounting to $7,0O0,00o, and in houses es-
tates, mines and claims against the Govern
ment. The liabilities amount to So 600 600
of which about one-half is due to two Mexi
can houses.
Miramon has carried Zuloaga off to Guiana.
juato. Being cut off from the city of Mexico
by the Federal troops, who occupied san
Juan del Rio and Caaya, Miramon now finds
himself surrounded by Cen Uraga's army.
ouinumbering his forces three times; and if
not defeated he will most likely have some
arrangement which leaves the Constitutional
party the whole country, and will puta stop
to further hloodyhed. Partial pro,tttncian,cn
toS had already taken place in the city Of
Mexico and in the interior; and as soon rs
Miramon--thcr only champion--should
withdraw from action. all the petty chiefs
will desert the Church and try to save their
skim by proclaimiug for President Juarez.
Thus the Americans have hit the point in
recognizing the ConstitutOnals, aud McLane
and Capt. Turner have merted well in bring
ing on this result.
When the Oregon left Acapulco every
thing was quiet there. The place had re
assumed its healthy appearance, after months
Of misery and sickness.
From WESTERN MEXIco-The steamer Ore
gon, from Panama, brought the following il.
teligence;
The U S. steam frigate Lancaster under
command of Capt. John Rudd, with John b
Montgomery, commanding officer Of the
American squadron in the Pacific, on board
arrived at Mazatlan on the 10th of May.
On the same day, the U. 5 corvette, st
Mary's, Captain Porter. entered the harbol
Of Mazatlan, on her way to Panama
Captain Greenfell, of the British frgatC
Amethyst, has abandoned his Notifications at
San Bias, and that place is again in the hand.
Of tha iherals
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-29
BARNUM RESTAURANT.

< TIE PROPRIETOR Of this Establish
,-ss.l5, ment ever mindful OF the wishes an com.
= SsssASi fort Of his guests, has opened
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-29
AID. LENVAS,
WESTERN CORNER
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,
Corner ID and Second Streets.
San Francisco.

INVITES attention to his large assortment Of choice
brands OF all the lavorite qualities OF Tobacco ana
also his fne Impo ted Oiglrs Of every qua,,y "
amongst which may be found for wholesale ana ne
Espanola. Penia del Rio,
Uristal Palace, Matnad,
Sevtlana, hsparteF9si
Gqribadi, OoDieh'
~ All the above brands Retailed at lsH cents.
Chewing and lmoklng Tobacco, Cards, Pipes, Cl-
rsrrettos, Matches, &C., So
Wholesale and Retail
isa I'm
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- szsss AZ.

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60 - - - asl.s
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80 80 aless end s,.s III lsree o,.a Of
sh,s world il sssssasas. 49,, ! IRISH
ssps "A s,mvs..ass ,s.,s,u.ssas, ana raarusa.,aa
4 lseIuu.hus. Ohio. a,.a poisousd herssif
. Fam davm sRtarwasd. TIA Aounx nj
go : haxa haan, =. - IA
aas,,v s.owaa sxnassauaaa. -, ..4rs,T
ria ,,llTs q ss,,th f,s,aas,s ana ssseel
- - = - a.ssaaas "a.
v;,, 81 : ;,,l, - q B $ 3g ~.
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~ s IL ysslps -
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gur - ia q 80 - pr-
aza II - 80 ~ 81 TO- 4.
- 49,. 8pea -. III II <ap-l
= ansAaFiky. IL szxl .sss9 40 saalf
AanAs 90 asres IL odd wisazin ssrn yaaxs
tram EAse paasa9e 0f ahsa ack, be amkssisd
"a nakassa sK0zm shs GosaEzzAsnks snd
nnw Eariid -
laws
Sac. a. Aad b Il fssssissr sstecsa6, Ilaa
the hkEh aee&ioa If to mos sakalasA A
- II ~ - ~.
- peovida Aw she psaishsaes& of certain
asf1asa asaEmsa the Hm6asa 6EaAaa, and for
0ahsr pssFgsoaeayp appFpseA 81 Of Maxch,
81 La yasx sSghk8 knhlzssd and hfky-
seven, shall axAaxs6 IL AL eaAzzs, aatgmaa-
hsona, and sasaNsaAs, seqaissd D. aaaAor.
Used BIZ this aeks 4. M ~ Z MI
EKc. Q. AH4 De II fayskeF nsacksd, That
aothing Ia shis 81 slsaE u u eonstsues
~ 70 prsFaaa eng pafaaa wiao kas ayaaled
safm 0R hnEself Cd shse hsaae&s 81 khs hEsi
seeeioa a "a 81 fsaaa psyiag sss zaini.
lsua price, 81 aha pssee - a@izsnh thsseazns
mar havs sdsaseszs 4 80 QpaAsity 81
Land 30 entered al any Lime after an sc.
tual sssslsaaans Of Ak asp.s II end baaOrs
lshe expiration oE The aKs ysass, and oh.
tanning pasent shassf9E ssam she Gos,
anmant, as il osher essas provided b
If&w. -
SIC. 10 dad be Il ftsysaeS essaessd
That al landa lying within the limits Of !
State which h@ga bean suhiae& Go sal
81 private euarys a1sd which reanaEA un
sold after The lapse IL this4y-Aya years
shall be, and the same are hereby, cedes
10 the State Ia which the a6zae a4y b
Estimated pEgTidad, thess eaasisas sAal
1 " no wny invalfdMss aay inOspkfye pre-
/ caption Fighs az looaaioa, nGsS SAY sale d
sales which may be nnada hy me Umiees
States hafare the Lands haTe0y cedSd ahal
b. certified b the Stats, 81 Their ara here
by required TO be- under eaeh eegulstfOE
No May be pReaxihea By tie Gaweeaxy D
the Interior And pRovsdAa faFthsp, Tha
/ no cessions shsll take SaFsgG until ate
/ tie assaase 81 lsgis a&sge 10, SshaH hat
assehtea 20 che saahe. 9Es:
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/ =
i Saady Haak, dane q.
ThastsaAeg GEemk Eassag saEas Id aFOna
the IsigEat Ship al I. 30 Ehas aaorning, She
laft the needles at 10 a. n. On Ehe 11fA.
Mish she sxesEsioa 81 swo dayB sse has
sxpsgieneed ane waakaser.
Sha has Eegsyrtwo passengers, aHEang'
Mh0m aza lae0ege Wilka, Esq-. OF AYilkess
Spirit og tbs Times, and several DiFesssgs
81 the CoEmpaag. She sseazasa tho aEaEirs
passage, yanging krusR - TO 3Ss mflss
pen d. heuRas Mer enRinea were mos sanp4
ped ankil she wms OH Hearasas al0aI fsx
sounding She came In arGazts south-s
west, direct 10 the Light Ship, mhsEa slss
was boarded by ear Ahip gasws collector.
and Mrs JOAN paa Dnaamg ae Tbs pEloa
bpas Washington, No. 0, hnainess part
meF o9 ,Adnaaral MaEphy, vino weas 30
Sonthaapson fog the ahip. She wms res
paiEeas whsn rnaahang alas Aa@hk Ship, By
Gapts CosgTeza. with RaauEe and the
dipping Of eoaorss and IS che mist blUw
sways all the vessels in sighs ps& their
bauGang, aud cheaGe& hass ss
She now iies near the bar, and viii not
pass over until 3 D Has She Row draws
- A0~S Va s%Sss&& &f ss*Ax " &&& @a t&s2xA4&&SsA
10 90 sEea kesi before sra@aing
Ths follewink ID Us aGAaaher Of miaas
made per day lTsh, 275; 1Ethe 100; l9sh
and 20sh, 276 each; 2Iss, 8oAs ia, $50 !;
I'd, Sl2; d. 100; 2SsA $40 a6hhs $50 i
ZIth. Isl. 81 8 81 s. 81
From oaa al tAe passengers. zee als@im
tie folcwing iHfoTSAasaen.ss 8s
Thsss aEe "a pasaaassEs end gmesAss
aA 10 the bsak q hemlah aaad hasa been
30 daring the snsise HeyAaa, whsaakas
been . paxsiaalasay Rnas ama, md sasM af
interest," lt haa saasaaaaakr AAe araaA
kAssexHss sapariegisE ~ . mSa.gaiag sssa,
", ard sha axeeiksncs END raaSaAiaiky 90
der nsaaAin@gys ss @
The hlahaaa mpeesa obaaiaaa was Ii la
kneasv Tbs shspss hasaaaa il Fexy fsul,
and as leasa swo haste an houF sh6uId be-
made On thai aee0mnt< ~ g] zss
The dissanae Grem sauhlsamp&nm, aa us-
uallg a4sasaat Il 3 81 aailass bat soavsia
The -, she wsnt faEshx soash. IL fa
I The Atlantic wsaAd SAID Ga tha 9sGh,
and saaang heT passa9@1 engMged WAS
John g. Hsaaaas the AaeTiean pagilis. q
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asa 4 hsxs ssasdsad cite sassAszsss
ben u Isasssa, ssAse u asessss ssbsssa-
bess u Ne Hssssa dsxisg - eaaspelga.
w here desire VI -, GO ws ID nus
sssa pag,asa . 80 aas sakass sAssngsny
Aesaamssssaa che sssaswr Isshps pssseas,
wks Asye ssnt gss she $50 III ii ~
sssssl d Aey wA pss hsaa - Chr
sslsaa are sts u sdsma - 90 eaass.
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- In tha Amaasaam eazpdTs theEsis csc
phyaiogaa 10 eaaA tAoasand Of the inhab-
issnss. IN France thers Ii only one med
scal man Tor each two thousand inhabit-
santa, s.. .asss 3
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= 20 adaltlon q - ., Is !

20 Tine addition of <aaRs s's 10 sem.
tmaea, IN exha4tAkkon, Is peasadssd n
sonae e an sssenkial aid bus eQms&Emss
Il has very inaicguns eject az Ia the
case DC Mamm who said 2 kbM4 kkaueh IN
the early pass or Ia lie - bad bssn OPP
posed 70 good, FOR twenky yeasa he had
been Irving ga aass I.osa's siae-ah ~ (ui-
deg.a
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1laak aQ ga e = 800 49, n II Is
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saaIi l1assge "a we e5ssll'as wa1Aae1sa -
PES sasss oR sassy, nas % ssys eFsssea
lasssaaa uEseAs aaaa aaAasay asaa ggsa7
sanuaA n fealQa ngeA aaam esaAkA SssAe ~
same for ehe term o. we yeNEas adaa sal
reside uEsaa tfae SAME aRau shAs aeatsss's
sAe sAsa land, nef snJ paEt taefeoi, 20
esen slaeaaateu tnens ~ sAaqn ea'ts ~ y
I shss og theys Upon the pey aaesst oI " eEsy'
HYs esuts per acre 2aR slse qaausssy enter
led, shall be entitled 10 . patenky ~ n
esher eases provided BY saws and pEovi.
aed "a shex, u case % sAesdeAth of bofa
faassaw add aapsAsgs aeaEEng = Hninor ealsldsl
af chill lrers the right and shs fes shall Ia
rse 2 ths benehs Of said uaiElssr :. seiia os
ahildfxrs and the guardian shall be au-
aasOEiaed 80 perfect the sntry for the benz
e6csaTi Is, II there BIAS been confanaad
Fssiaea'se % the settler Tor are years
k'Fcsiaaas tsast nothing - shas ssckasn
i Raa1 D. % esinslEnsa - ts ssaDEsees %
"a Aay way include Any quarter seesaen oz
fEacksO aal quarter sectaon o. land upon
Which say pre- erapsave right mas naen &C.
qnaFsd pFasf % sns 1Es of sllas sss
ana pseyitiesas iarSasF, sha9 az entries
made under the pFevaslons OF thas section
apon lands which have not pean oasred
/ for pahiie sale shah snail Be eonhned @
ssd a. ION sections de&lgnasea BY odd
uambes.
Sar ~ dssa DC u gagtiaer sA6eseay Thaa
the register OF The Land oAsee SHALL nets
I'll saes applications On the tEacs baoas
and pla.ts 81 hrs olaces and Keep regis
! teR OF ail such entries and EnAke return
thereof 10 enc 0sneEal Lard 0aaces to-
/ gethE with che proof np0n which they
have Be sn foapdsd.
SEc. 8. Aad Be Il fwskhsr eaactsa, Thai
no land acquired under TIE provisions q
tEis at shall, In any event become liabae
10 tAa satisfaction af amy aehs or dabts
| until after the issning of the patemt there
foE. a,s. va
SEC. a. Had Be II fstwkMey kancfs2. THAI
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la s ~ y sae, 1
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sFaaa shsags - ~ 81 saae asaali slase
49, s. ...as,.., -. s.....,.ses,.
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$50 ~ sa.s..,... J. Is hs,.... Il.
= !, - - -. Al -.
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g -. - - y, -. =. =
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=. I'd !. !.
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s.. 4, !. -
- .ss = 8 - - !.
il - ssssxssin ~ Il liz hsal xsgresensar
~. sasss ii 10 uartv.. assa shia assaasios
i j. ~ assisaasl ~ 60 masaasss a sahs
.asaa.ss.s ~ $50 r,aas il ~ l,san sha
- 81 An go sass,..,,,.sa "a s..,uiaass
:. - ..s,.;.., 8 - 4 - = Asss
,',,s - -, - asfs,e -. - ne,
- -. - ! -, - la,...i.s = r.
lss..a.s,.s As.lsasa ia vsa.alsr ,,ssunsraaiea
4 - ...assy. a. aee.asssss ! nazaiaAsios
80. ,.s.s.alss .s,..,.,,. sa.,s hsu,azss : sa.,.
- =, .s,s....ss;.,s. 3, a.. sas..aax anna.
-. s. ~ Is - -. - res,.a..s s.,a TIA
- -. sAa,..a. IEssna. Z ,..asallx aeael.--his
-. 3 -, ,,,.,.ssis.ss.a j. q ferae,
e.;;....ss - .a,.,,,. a, has fsllR and In.
.ws...ssas =. -. I. u. - s.s..,,,.a &c !.
-, -, =, ,.,x,a. au.a s,las.N y,.l
- -. Il. s,..,.,,a,.vvys sslesxa<
~ -, - -. ,,s..lan.s saa,ssaisas )
- = -, - !. ai..v.w w. nsuurs-.-.
-, 80, go .a...sa - a.a ssyHsa,aa runa
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anaaaA - EME PrKlp,-The Democrat.
70 siass eospaissee Of GsOzgia hare salad
. State conversation 10 msss u Millsags.
|yiile, JuH "a, 70 rasify the mumina-
lions Of Doueias and johnson, and to
Ianmiaase sAnSaaEes for easssoss.
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WA&zzSNHT1as sSaSe Ill
! The Naslonal DEN oerAssc Doagsas cons.
saittss Hes III Wasasngsaa so-ssRg sor or
ganisaissn, esd 10 prspase for he cosnaag
lomzbpaSgn.
ARRESTS BsImosss, III New York. Ii
eisaiFsassi, sssd gAosass Tallman, 81 lou
iaammA, 81 %. pxlnoe, og Mmssmclan
enc. i. Hasa,ssa, a Virginia, II. J. JgasEs
esk, 81 Ohle, O. MAak. u North Caxuiiuas
EenYerse, Of Connecticut, III. HAldsgss
81 psnnsylvaEiA, rassasGa, II KeuisiaRA
asd FeIIak d AziaAsaas esaposs To-
Goasgsses.
j naaolnisass Wsea aa0psad feeousszseNa-
isus ID ssss several sssss&s zaaaeeaA llaazak
sllsg tmke nsaAsarse fus aAe axlopstoH IL
"A ElAagcfaI heasE b alsas respessEss
Siasse % gaayosNl BssFSs III
Il. Douglas Aiaa EEdame&SaT y. 3oinasa
also, shas II any 6aAse 1lumaialaaea sasssl
6aais ii n proper ssske kgE sssaxis sazsb
sskk@es afSsa - asa1ssAee 81 sEaga @ issaa
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ssad Msssfssn III ke asay ssesa zsee asss1y 80
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-04

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-07-04

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06
Chances for Business Glen.

A STATIONERY BUSINESS fer SALE
IA The stock fixtures and lease Of the stationery store Of
TRlfP No 22 Cree wich ct between Murray
sts ere offered for sale at bargain This fine OPP
poyuny for who desires to In business The
stand being one Of the ode in the city has permanent and
profitable retail trade which with proper aent might be
greatly increased and also well located for obbng business
The oct bar in good condition and well adapted the
locality.
The whole viii be sold at bargain If application s made i'm
medsy inquire the store No 22 Greenwich of A.
B. CAPMELL, s.ignee, No. 10 Walst.