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N,iioLESALE AND EETAiL1
Importer Of Drugs Chen eals French t2.ii's "'
dc. Wines. &C. SC. 90
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WATER GAs-The Water Gas Company
of Philadelphia offer to supply the Phila-
delphia City Works with gas at - cents
per thousand feet.
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The official vote of Missouri is as follows:
Douglas, 5S,S0l; Bell, 5S,372; Brecken-
ridge, 3l,3l1; Lincoln, l1,0.S.
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CUSTOM
Boot and Shoe Store !!
u rHGB1 ON

No. Hos7arES Block, siam Street, C42ra,
= in receipt Of fine assortment OF Boots, Shoes,
z E2bhers Er.
Also, la.s and Caps, and Gents Buck Mi'ts and
Gail ANA eyJuli. A. PRESCOTT, fgeHt,
oc2g No / N5ssHcL'S Block, -NdtH ~.
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Fso,e mad sE.cc shop,

AN prepared TO manufacture to order Gents
< "a / Morocco. Calf and Kip Boots. Also, ladies'
y Kid, Goat, Cai and undresSed Morocco Bootees,
alters and EUskns.
Heel Caters aud 5ootees made in good style, Of good
ock.
shop over J ". Kings Leather Store, Ottawa, IL.
Repairing neatly done. All work warranted.
f..h3, u. T.. TUCKER.
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gal! and Winter millinery,
La,Sai4e st., me door sofai 81 G.l@o"'s 81
MIR S. L y Il II i l.
fNISs AyFEY.1

F5As removed from the
7 = corner CT Main and
Columbus SITS. 10 La - iy
street, where she j. NOW
"r------7-------. : r-T---'---s-~-f = mi
assortment Of Fall and
Winter
MILLINERY GOODS.
Comprising q cOmp..te as
s4-rUHeut ol DRESS AND
: L4'.- ~ vGricrr of nicely
made Bonn IS viii D. hep-
constantly ou band, aai
made % g. der, 80 v- .r.-,
ru trimmed. - - 80, -,
sou. sa! 90 r1.
AIar-r variety OF Misses
Xsla-= Hats . Infants lrt.
Boys iasasu- Brown and
white Hats, riu= E-=E-r
D. Ea--.
Ms. T.. VIII. iu y. y
-D-E. much time Tl r- Hr-
eucr 90 Dat-s NAMING
ana las s.irsI 2 - .rr-
vices of f.E~. EASTMAN
for Dress 4aL C.naa l.a-
5ag, being -a4s prepared
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DDCEOR EIAKRiS.
II. K-ETS$L.

nFFTCF IN the -ecurs; story of sulers building a-a
49,, - - r. aug32
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gsV.e5aa Vista Gior:ss Garden
s a

~ o..
- me ,oSjfYzzse Of ~ H. u. C5tsaHldE. Cttrfrd
Always for sale, alarge supply Of perpetual Roses
other kinds Of Strawberry To-
sto h.barb Cabbage plants, &C., &c, in tteii
o, .nj VEGETABLES of all kinds iuu14
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EAGT.E TTTrT.S.

T5IIIE subscriber would inform the public that he -
4 now running the above NH, and is prepared 10 do
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
IN the best possible manner as the Mil has been
thoroughly Repaired and is in first rate order Good
and attentive NIcrs are employed, aud vii be con
sfantly hand to wait upon customers Farmers and
others i find il TO ther advantage to give call be
fore going elsewhere.
NE-Orirrs Tor Flour Feed can be left at the City
Market or - tie ti, and will he promptly attended to-
Ottawa OcE t lsGt ). WOOD
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Nov open for inspection AID sale at
dies E5sEg s.E.'.S-
.%r5ai dJgr ryrh of the -UoastDn ii.ssf.
LARGE and beautiful assortment Of every style
"a and variety OF FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
GOODS bought exclusively for cash, At the lowest pos
shIe price. and viii he sold cheaper than can it Do--
in any other Place iu OTTAWA. Ladies in search oI
fashionable ana stylish Bonnets, invited to call aud
examine. ny good, and prices. sep2J
EE'ESyEI VI IalzsgsE.s. YARD.
THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
Z of Crv-.U K Finley where he intends carry the
business more NI-us.Vc scale. Hehas Oh hand and
always in receipt o. the best quality Of American TIA
Iiau Egyptian Marble, :or Head stones Tomb Stones,
Monuments Mantis furnitu:e. &c. rs he has Of
the best worlmen in the western country, he feels
sured that he mp aHytiing in his line in superb
style, together with low prices, lie feels assured that:
he will give al! those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n u. Orders distance earnestly solicited, and
r,rciur. .lv attended to. JAMES WILLS.
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HAVE just sold out my interest in the Book and Sta
Z t0neTy business and purchased the stock of Lum-
Der now in HOTHSsS & TARBLE's yard, at their Ware
house, and leased the ground tor a of years.
pecting conne myself entirely the Lumber trade
have large stock of All qualities the way, and
will arrive in few days, which l going To sell
cheaper than tie cheapest. When say cheaper than
the cheapest, it is puff advertisement, mean Just
what say If my friends and farmer patrons will give
a call they will need look farther to satisfy them
selves in prices and qualities
sep25 n. W. RATHbbN-
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A LIE. .

a / E.
FffIE dersigned has commenced Brewing n suDerior
Il article of CREAM ALE, and hopes to receive the
public patronage he is determined to nothing in
its manufacture but the very best Malt and Hops
Orders left AZ the Brewery, the Godfrey
at J. Cancey Co.'S shall be promptly attended
Brewery on Ottawa Avenue, ives. OF the Rayine.
Ottawa, Nov 3. 1850. n. L. O'RFILLY.
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mr. pE.EEE :. SsESsE :. Az.s.
I..-pEEyA AT!ET-T

tenders her services ladies and children
in nt,awa and vicinity. Residence oE Paul ST. two
doors south Of Superior - ~ OS-S
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p5,siciCR and .>l.ge0H-O OHgir1, Illinois.
wing permanently located in this city, he viii be
.-se = give his attention to those @ho may desire his
- ssuIa! services
a in : q. HALGEE-T new building, corner Of La
- and Madison streets juE25
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In the United States the reception ot
the Prince of Wales has been. in every
sense. worthy Of a great and generous
people. By the President and by the 10,
i.rrr the same uniform coraiality and
kindness have Ueon expressed. His Royal
Uichuess has not only been feted and en-
tertaincd 10y the merchant princes Of New
York and Boston, bat he has witnessed
the triumphs Of succe-,tul commerce in
their ports. docks and storc-houses; he
has seen an American election, has review
cd American militia, and has visited many
uaripua! establishments
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Carria ge Repairing q Shop

Carriage Repairing Shop.
4 IL branches of Carriage and Wagon repairing vii
"A be done with despatch. and in the best manner at
GAYS Carriage Shop DuEgcs made to order, from ST5
20 1928, and warranted in every respect.
Shonon the first corner north of the Geigcr House, on
La Sale ST. locSl JIG. GAY, agent
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In the course Of a speech, delivered OF
the 18th by Lord Palmerston, before the
masters and wardens OF the worshipiui
conp~ny Of ga!ters, III London, his lord
ship said:
You have alluded, Mr. Warden, TO an
event which has awakened the deepest in.
terest in the minds OF every Englishman.
mean the visit of the Prince Of Wales to
the North American continent. 1t was to
be expected that when the future hope of
England visited the subjects of her Majes-
ty in the North American provinces, he
would be received with that enthusiastic
affection which becomes a loyal and at
tached people Our anticipations have
not been disappointed. The reception of
the Prince has been worthy Of the people
who gave it, and honorable to the family
of which he is so distinguished member
and we may hope that that visit will ce-
ment more closely these ties which, l
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y.nls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-18
IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Dec. II, $780,
The Joural this evening publishes leading editorial
from the pen Of Thurlow Weed It takes strong conser
va,iyc ground and while firmly maintaining the constu
onaty Of the principles of the republican party advises
such compromise viii settle existing difficulties and
avert the evils at present threatening the Union.
The compromises Of the Journal set forth as fol
Iowa.
We are prepared TO say that efficient but
voting Fugitive Slave Law should be passed. and that its
passage should be followed by repeal OF the Personal
Liberty bills
We almost prepared 10 say that the Territories may
BE- safely lett to take care Of themselves and that whom
they contain population which under the census,
titles them to representative in Congress, they may
into the Union with state governments OF their
cwn framing provided, OF course that they conform 10
the constitution Of the United States.
This in view Of the surroundings Of the Territory be-
longing 10 the repubc in view ci the fact that for four
years least, freedom will have fair play in yiew
also, Of two Other clements OF emigration and the
sus-tbis, We say, almost constrains 70 believe
that may now conlde the future Of the Terr1-
tories to the intelligence and patriotism OF those
who TO inhabt them Or IL this Is aadmsibe there
is another which conterpiatcs division OF the remain
ing territory OF the United States in 1920 when
Aisscuri compromise line established. To this
shall DO told that the compact violated and that the
South cannot be trusted Perhaps II would be again,
but lot in our generation the next indeed until
the lessons of the last six years have been forgotten
Senator Seward has been in the city for the last three
days. lie left at noon today, with his family, for
Auburn.
II Is believed here that the Journals article represents
the views of Mr. Lincoln
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CLEARED
sssp ssSSurSn aa ssn
SNIP Aaapan &a soss ha
SHIP SHIP sssna IesTi, New 5fsasN Sssn ps soa.
schr Julia Gamage wardwei, santa Martha and
kds Wit. Kasi9a saBs soR
schr Truro orr Cox, haii4S-J Whitney Co
sesr gs1sss sr vns K.p,
schr Rcd Eagle, Brown, sayannahWsl.acs Sherwood i
ARRIVED
sssa%a rome seT u 9nnh wR d and
Henry gn4lisei b.rkentne bound showing white 81
Mount VERNON hence Tor sssannah The " has d son:
steamship Jamestown. skinner Richmond. &c. with lse
and pssse ,y o 2 Indian ada eneen Had heavy so
BARK csestia BOSTON,, Howes Malaga DC. q passed
ySa,h Sads ism s a Lay va 4 Sa = " say sars steering
~ B1rs s, S9en narsy Lee 9'Is,o 10Y va shries.
Weather us" 18th inst lat 8 IS lon IS or n1ed her nbgy y
steering showing red and waite signal with black ball
Brig owen, nay, Neuvitas, Dec l. with sugar &c to
brig John Jswett Mount Brazos 10 days with wool &C. to
Big Wiliam Mary Norton Addison p days with baths
sohr Governor Hooper, Barbados Noyi and Ansula l7h
Sn a y lAgms ans hee es az neg ges the
ana rsssssd oIer dass Soy IL s b
Y 81 saw Ss,S Masse ,S q ao1a'a ,!ssrqg
sehr Georgia, Morris, smyrna, Del 2oays.
Schr John Totem, Coleman, Ehzabethport for Dover
scLr d.fAa, oo-atAwar EizaOethpoft Tor Boston.
EfE5lsfea Sr D FATE River
schr s,rangtr Astheny k4aeetnpost or Fort Lee
scir Augusta, kelly, Belfast ior Newark.
sehr War War; Eagle iiodsdoa, ' ysis ss il days
schr Umpire, Reed CALAIS, u days:
sshr SsieIisS, cossSssIt esIais' s Ss''
schr oregon, Graves, Rockland, days
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pRoBAmy FArAI acknowledgements was received
az the Coroners occ to the eject that Christian iass,
the young German vho stabbed at the drinking
loon No eS Centre street, on saturday evening, was
lying dangerously III a. the Now York Hospital An
ante inorien examination asked Tor by the friends
of the injured man. and Coroner Jackman Took the pa
tents dying declaration The injury was shown 70 have
been inflicted ~ Patrick brady ~ previously Fepl.ei
and the Jury rendered verdict TO that cGsrt James
Gowan, who with Brady 10 TIE Lne Of Tie assault,
was also he'd es An accessory. HAss Wa sia0bll IA
three places, win The face. ami thlume0. Tia
est msnicn'd wound . : shal 4 f'aici via psota
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INTERESTING FROM BALTIMORE.
FISANCIAL MISUNDERSTANDING OF JUDGE HAND,
THE COMMISSIONER PROM MISSISSIPPI, ETC.


BAtnxoag Dee II, 1850.
Finances arc greatly depressed. Kirkland, Chase &
CO. Tic largest shipping house IN Bltnarc, suspended
payment to-day, caused by the decline ia eoaee, sugar
ana noasscs, an immense amount q which they hell
The liabilities are supposed q Be nearly million OF dol
hrs md hc assets nearly equal II Is hoped they may
he able 10 resume.
Judge Handy, of Mississippi. Commissioner p visit
Maryland regarding the national dncultcs has arrived
here and proceeded 10 Annapolis TO confer with Governor
Hicks Ho says Mississippi viii certainly sccodc unless
the entire southern states adopt prompt measures iar
mutual conference.
Nearly an the leading merchants and business Of
Baltimore, today Eigaed pc,itln requesting Governor
Hicks Immediately call extra OF the Mary
land legislature % consider uron the crisis Il Be-.
neved that tic Doycrnor must respond - tho appeal
favoraby.
VI Thompson, secretary to Interior, rassed through
Dat mure today. aad went dowS the Chesapeake, "a
ro,ss - 20 ID Carolina There fresh rmnors oi his
resignation Tho object " his visit unasccrtaincd.
1hngs appear squaly
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meeting tonight, and pcesed strong Union resolutions
Intense interest and feeling were manifested by the
members.
The meeting was very large. strong Union speech
was made by Father Conway late from Ireland. Several
other srsng Union speeches were also made.
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Brig W Harris Orr, Raihbun, from Malaga
Brig ltasca, MITCHELL from Havana Dec -.
SAILED
Ships Young Mechanic, Liyerpoo Ann Eliza tB London
Mercury Hayre National Guard, Antwerp.
Wind At sunset sly
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RA1l1GlI, Dec. IL, 1850.
In the Senate today bill was introduced 10 appropri
se 10000 e arm IN state. There exciting de-
bale. II was made the order for tomorrow noon. A
resolution dcca leg the Git of secession, referred
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
TELEGRAPHTC.
GoVER THE STATE LINE1

More OF the Indian Massacre. Great Ex.
ctement in the WashOe COuntry--Two
new Companies 1Ormed--Warm Times
EXpected--Arrests.
CARSON CITY. May 9th-2P.M.
The news Of the Indian massacre Mt Nil.
iers Station. at tie big bend of Cursln Riv.
er. night before last, created great excite
ment.
a company was organized here last night
numbering 30 mounted men, under the com
m"nd OF Maj. Ormsby. who left this morning
at o'clock for the scene of action
By an express this morning, we learn that
the Indians have fortified themselves at
Ragtown, and threaten Zig fight
Everything, in the shape of fire arms
from Aliens pepper boxes to U. s. muskets
is in requision.
A white man and negro have been nrres-
ted for selling powder to the Indians. The
white man had over 100 lbs. concealed in hi.
cabin about mile out Of town,
A company has been formed at Genoa I'm.
der command Of Mr.. j. Cradebnugh.
The women and children have all left the
river and are at Silver City. which place is
fortified
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

"OSE-Mr C. G.. Kutchel, of the firm oi
'''"Oy Kutehel. lithographers in San Fran
t''o' % Is supposed to have left in the steamer
s''Oen Gate Saturday. The Gazette of Tues.
1,a AT K had many friends in the city who
@.s., @s recently, it is reported. been very
5,an "Il 10 their loans TO him; and, being
IN, ps"N'r'y absent mind d Of late. lie f'L-
so, " call and id them farewell in con
f'''ee OF which Jacob Gundlach commenc
NsI Yesterday against him in the TwelfIl
Arm |Ise Wv Iaut Tor $4,000, and against the
n.nn'I ut SoS5 so. lSensevqin Brothers com
N" su Eea a slnlilar suit against the firm il
Do.tOurth tOurth District Court for - .2s9 Henry
lDo,Ga,' Ivr' another for 81 ,29O, and IL. Waterman
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

BALTIMORE RoWDIEs KS. REPUBLICANS. -
TLe following lie the latest from Baltimore
i will be seen that the rowdies still flourish
nnt city:
The Republican State Convention Of Ma
Iyand assembled on the 2Sth of April. al
RicIlabin Hall. Baltimore. There re about
thirty persons present, Montgomery Blair
presiding. A large crowd Of spectators was
present. In it were number of roughs. who,
under the lead of Erastus Levy, rushed for
ward, upset the Presidents table. knocked
down seveIul Republicans. and tore up thtil
pleIs and documents. The police intrrfered
shd made several arrests. when the Conven
Gd adjourned till two o'clock. The Conven-
lou had been in session some time before it
Ta' disturbed, and Committees were appoint
|a Wiliam Lloyd Garrison. a prominent
dpoltonist. was pursued by an immense
noO crying: Lynch him !" "llang him =
There goes the man who st lie a nigger !;
Arre goes the 81 irit of John Brown" He
bOS refuge in the Marine Bank The police
e"Tted him 10 place of safety. aud the
|mwd dispersed. BY two O'Clock there war
ar-e crowd in front Of the hall and the po.
BE ready to maintain order, but the propri
soD Of the building wo III no longer permit
10 he used for the purpose; and the Rrpuh
lans held private conference in the office
4 mes CarrIic"le, AGENT of the New York
lndrrwriters. Exchange Building, when the
lOceedings were consummated hy the cleo
lon Of delegates 10 Chicago, and the Conven
toH adjourned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MAY 9th.
Present-Supervisor Whitcomb and Lowery,
petition of Packard and Woodruff for the refund
ing of Taxes denied.
Bar Township. received and placed ON file.
Petition Of T. j. Taylor, for issue Of duplicate
scrip granted.
NJ. B. Brunnell, appointed Road Overseer of
road leading from Montague Ranch to Brown 5
Valley.
james R. Yarce allowed STA so; SchaHer i
Co, IS; :. E. Kennard $63 10; Galloway, HITS
4 Co., al9 80; Marysville Water Co. S27 so; IL.
Wagru $74 90 4; +. Hamilton $273 90; Wni. w.
JefflrdS, SIS O5; Mary O'Conner, S9l 90.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

MORE CIXNABER IN NAPA-Mr. John Cam
eron, resident Of San Francisco. showed US
yesterday, says the Alta Of Thursday, some
specimens of ciunabar, taken from a vein ate'
y discovered by himself and several COM
panions. in Napa county. about miles west
of Mt. ST. Helena. lie supposes that the
vein is very rich. extensive and valuable.
The specimens shown us were taken out Is
feet below the surface. and consist of II blush
rock full of seams and cinnabar, with an ae
compartment of hoFnblende. A company,
com osed Of Mr.. Cameron, Judge Ebey. }. N.
Bennett. and others, has been formed. and
they intended to commence working the vein
immediately
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

An IMPORTANT SUIT.-The Alameda Ga
zOtte says: An important suit to recover
possession OF, and restrain waste upon. a tract
of land in our county in the vic nifty Of Hay
wards. known ms the Castro Grant. was
commenced ON Thursday last by Guillermo
Castro against some eighty occupants of the
same. An Injunction to restrain waste, and
from cutting and carrying off the timber
thereon having been granted by Judge Me-
Kee. Castro claims 26. 400 acres. on portions
Of which a large quantity of irewood has
been cut, and on the balance some Of the
best crops in the country are growing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

New ROUTE TO WAsHoE. .-Messrs Rich and
Olin are about TO open a route to Washoe'
from Washington, in Nevada county. There
is. says the Democrat, good wagon road to
Washington, and Mr.. Olin started up on
Monday morning, with ten men, TO COM
mence work on the route between that point
and the summit. 1t Is the design of Messrs.
Rich d Olin to put on more workmen in a
few days, and push the wtrk ahead vigorous
ly to completion.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
The McdIcol aud surgical 1ms1ltu,o q

The Medical aud SursIcaI smstitute of
Dr. L. }. CZAPKAY, already secured In position
winch places IT, as well Its proprietor far above
the assaults OF envy and Professional malice In the
schools Of France the highest prizes are often award
ed to practitioners In this department of Medical
science and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position In the profession Ricord Is an us,pious
simple, shining light among the PHILOSOPHERS stars OF
his age In Europe and Dr. CEapkRy has fully equalled
him In this country, as proof Of which, the Phila
deiphia College Of Medicine complmented hi with a
Diploma, and the honorary I'D cundem degree Sc.
ectng this as his Geld Of operation although qualified
as graduate Of the University Of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon OF the Hungarian Revolutionary army
for more extended labors, Dr. L. J. Czapkay has bent
his earnest attention to the of chronic and pri-
vdte diseases In which he has become So great an
pert that he Is now regarded the LEAptR in this
bradch Of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published a. mat
ter of interest to their readers in the exclusive
journals The Doctors Offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner OF
Leideso orL nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
ciac Mail Steamship Company.
E1Y- We ask particular attention of our readers to
the Certificates Of remarkable cures il another
column Of this paper. mch3O-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

SLANDER SuITs.-Suits says the Gazette
have been commenced in the Twelfth District
Court for SANDER. by Harris jacobson against
Phillip Rosenzwig, Morris Rosenthal Harris
Nridorff and Ahram Rosenthal. The com
planant claius 100000 in each case. and al
leges that defendants called him thief, and
accused him Of stealing $500 from the firm
of Rosenthal & Co and that the ISLANDERS OF
the defendants have Teen the cause of great
pecuniary loss to him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10
1aiIg gational 1fmotrat.

NV MrssISo.-Mr. Harmon Sadler, of Ne
..d, in company with two other men, were
.,nrOing from Washoe, and on Thursday
i,bt last stopped at Sierra Valley. On
c+J,v morning. says the Democrat. Mr..
: Ilsr arted ahead, intending to reach Ne
"a, on Saturday, leaving the pack train il
=, ,,re Of the other men ; since which moth
-, La. been heard from him. lie had some
.ooev with him, and it is feared that he has
- murdered. At the time he left the
'..;o It was storming very hard and he may
l,,. pershed in the snow. Mr.. Mau started
-, an Monday night in search of him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

: FMNFuL ACCIDENT Miss Brelfort, of "Tht
uInInt. while on her way to attend the
pal at Lexington last week. met with a very
.e'ious .. accident The horses while passing
ra "A lea'n' became frightened and starting
I" were preclpliated with the carringe off II
S"1 S"1N @"ogt forty feet high. Miss Breffort
,,aa wi u leg broken in two places nnd other
Sl,e seVerel y injured. Mr.. John Chal.epder
.ad tlree OF his ribs broken. The carriage
WAS literally smashed to pieces. but the
P lsr'eS were uniniured. So says the San Jose
Reporter Of Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

ANOTHER SESsATIoS PLAy.-Dion Borer-
cault has lately written drama which he
entities The Romance ofa Poor Young Wo-
man" It was announced for perform ,nce
(frst time) at the San Francisco Lyceum on
Monday evening The events of the first
net are supposed to have taken place IN Pa
ris in 1928; of the second act. in Australia Ia
1850; and Of the subsequent acts. in London
in 1851
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-10

SAVED FROM DRowNINe. On yesterday
N'ernoon the Contra Costa ferry steamer
came near running over an old yawl full of
wa wafer aud containing two Mexican boys
iDsy had started from this city early in the
AOlulhg for Bird Island, had lost their oars
W. were floating about in heavy sea. A
,v4' was lowered from the steamer and the
Igy' e. saved from watery graves. f.