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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

MAN KGLLED.-TEe San francisco Herald
of Tuesday says;
Mrs Carihwoite, wife Of the partner Of P.
P. Swist, killed native Californian, last
Wednesday night, under the following cir
cumstances: Messrs Swist and Carthwnite
had come to san Francisco to arrange some
business, leaving their store and business in
charge of Mrs. Carthwaite About 10 o'clock
at night, after the store was closed. the Cali.
f rnian came to the door, and desired admit.
t"nce, 10 obtain bottle of liquor Mrs. c.
informed him that she could not open the
store again that night, (he was well known
us a most despt rate charac ri . ms sfed up.
on entering, and commenced IRE king tho
windows Mrs. G. hade him 90 away. lie
hnalIy Groke the door open, and rushed MP.
on her with drawn knife She fired two
shots with revolver to frighten him, and
hnding that there was no other alternative.
fired again, and shot him through the head.
An examination was held, and she was nc
quilted of all blame in the matter. 1t occur.
red twelve miles from llevwood's. in Liver
more Valley, near the road to Stockton from
Oakland, Alameda county
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

OVERLAND EXPRESS The St. Louis Demo-
crat has the following item in relation TO the
proposed Overland Express via Salt Lake:
Russell & Majors government contractors.
intend starting II Courier Express let ween st.
Joseph and Carson City, which is the w es,ern
terminus of the California Telegraph by the
81 OF April. Preparatory orders have already
been given. The distance is ! 800 miles,
winch 1t i proposed to travel in eight days,
hy horse relays every 25 miles. thus reduc-
ing communication between New York and
San Francisco within ten DAYS. The cost Of
dispatches to Carson City will be So apiece,
1t is estimated that the courier can carry 30
pounds of matter. They are to start from
ench terminus at the same time. These con,
tractors have stations and horses on the
whole route, and only need organization 10
commence services
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

lALKNe OUT IN CuuRcu-A New York
correspondent Of an exchange thus speaks Of
late meeting held in Henry Ward Beecher's
Church in that city:
Several meetings have lately been held in
Henry Ward Beecher's Church. the iect az
which was to decide in regard to the Snnro.
pri"ti"n Of missionary money Some Of the
embers were opposed to giving it to the
American Board because Of is complicitv
with slavery, nnd at the last meeting there
was quite II storm raised hy n Mr.. Tilton.
who charged Henry Ward Beecher with nd
vocaling the admission of slavehulders into
the Church aud of his absenting himself
from the Church meetings, which. by The
way, was under "the extraordinary dispen.
sation of 500 per night" Kisses and cheers
followed this sentence and The speaker when
silence was restored continued: "When
The Church became liberal enough to admit
Catholics, it might be time to admit slave
holders" An animated debate, and one al
together unit for II Christian Church, then
took place, the result of which was a vote
to support the old Board.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

VTcrGMs OF THE "NoRTuENER The hodies
OF Mr. Haas, Capt. Sweitzer and Mr. Del
schneider, lost on the Norlhener, have been
t ken up and brought to this place for ship
ment on the Colunhia The former will lie
buried in San Francisco, hy friends residing
there, the other two will be taken TO Port-
land. Mr.. Haas was found amcng those bu-
nrd near Cruterville; the bodies of the 9TH
ers were picked up on the beach. some days
after the wreck, aud were buried separately
Capt. Sweitzer ON Table Bluff, and Mr. Del.
schneider short distance below the entrance.
The bodies are placed in coftins lined with
zinc, and are air tight-Ham5oLdt Times.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

HEAVY DAMAGES CLAlMED. "A suit h1s
been commenced, in the Fourth District
Court. Moritz L. Chilson VS.. f. Frank. for
alleged libel, in accusing complainant Of hav.
ing stolen $50 damages are laid at $4,000
-Bulietiu..
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Marble w OrAs.
Monuments,
Tomb and Head Stones,
Man1leS, Table Tops,
NVaShSfa nds, &C.

IINHE undersigned wish to inform the citizens Of
Marysvile ard vicinity that they are pren red to
Iurnish ANYTHING In the above line Also. CIR ,NIrE
ana SAND STONE for building purposes, sucn as
% aoor sils, water tables and window caps and ss at
reasonable prices.
=, shop at No. 80, Street, bet geen Third and
Fourth streets.
N BAH orders from the country promptly at
tended to, MoCREADY & BRO.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

The INsANE-Dennis Ely, n violent mani.
oc, was arrested yesterday afternoon, and
placed in the station house Robert Furd
was examined 10y Judge Blake yertelday,
and ordered to the Lunatic Asylum. The
newsb"y Jennings was discharged. fnot
insane, he ought to be locked up. rs his OBJ
scene language in the streets shocks ull who
hear him-S T. Bulletin
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
TEN AM A HOU Sc,
CORNER
CALIFORNIA AND SANSOME STS.,
SAY FRANCISCO CAL.
rEymE rROPRIETOR. TMANKFUI

TFHE PROPRIErOR. THANKFUL
4 tor the LIBERAL patronage, has increased his
facilities by leasing and connecting that larg threa
story brick building hij lining on California street.
We feel snte 10 lay th1t this extension is not sur.
passed tor convenience by any Hotel IN California.
Il is superby iurnlshe and the rurlors an Ladies'
Eat ance have been changed TO il.
The original building has undergone many valuable
chauges, rooms enlarged Gas and Water brou ,nt in,
ami Is now being generally renovated and improved.
The Hotel las now, for he aC0mmo alton of FAM
lies, g large AMI c,mmo iious rooms, in suits, be.
sides those formerly for single persons.
Attached tO the House, Is Aden's Restaurant whera
lately, has been fitted up, EXPRESSLY for Ladies' and
Families, neat, large and airy aloon, with prices 10
suit tha most fastidouS, fen2e sh
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
NO H..
9alIn SlationaI Qrmutrat.

CoRrINAs AND THE WIFE OF II. CLAY DAvr,
The Austin (Texas) State Gazette says it is
supposed by some that man named Gantes
CT Jantes, is the real commander of the Mexi-
cans on the Rio Grande and that he acts in
obedience to the orders of the Miramon par.
ty. The Gazette adds:
While Corinas was at Rio Craude City. he
called upon the wife of Capt H. Clay Davis.
He informed her that he had orders TO kill
her husl and on sight, but assured her of his
intrnion not to molest herselfo or family. She
replied with all the hcrosm of Spartan wo.
man, My husband has gone with a cpmpanv
of volunteers to help the people Of Bruwns-
vile. You may be able to att,ck and kill
him, but if you do, you will have to 20 home
aad 'r!l your folks you had to fight for it
lie tcli me to stay here when he left. 1t is
our hume. and | viii stug in it while one
nmck is on tcl Of another" The liite SON Of
TINS heroine coming mp at this mument shoats
ed" Vera 7das y mue,a Cort;nas l' "Hur.
ran inr Texas and death to Cortinas." The
Irg7nd chief laughed heartily and gave The
10y two biz piece.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Shaker Garden Seeds, 1889.

NRON NEW LEBANON, fresh and of the choicest
= varieties, in bulk and in boxes 100 papers
e@c' assorted, just received by express via Panama.
decl6 RICE, COFFIN & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
CAL FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH ,. 1860.
8Otels and 8fstaurants.
W MERCHANTS EHOTEE,
First street, HEarysvllIe, Cal.

{FHTse TEAE undersigned respectfully inform
sS.EgH their + len ani the travelling public also
lWFkfA those wishinga more perma, ent Home, that
asst|N my have le lsel ,e above well known and
PppuiHr esl'hs mert, and intend keer ing it as
f'nol GLASS HOTEL in every department.
ny reason Of eXpere ce and strict attention To the
ir .s W our guests we hope to merit and receive
up--tdils. ''' NF'iNN
"o mouse D." opeu all Might.
Ho'-'-my CHURCHILL 6 STANTON.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
For Sale in Sums to Suit Purchasers.

EEWNDNU II 2 II u UOUN 4 OF q TN, :,
= drawing interest 1T the rate of Ten Per CENT.
per annum piyabe semi-annutlly at the Office Of the
treasurer Of Yuba county; the principal payable on
July lst, 1862 sinking fun is provided by law r
she redemption Of twenty thousand dollars Of these
sohus, yearly All legal questions involved in their
issue ana payment have been closely contested fore
Lhe supreme Court Of this State, and the able decision
rendered in their favor invests them with character
higher than any lnds in the market.
ALSO-BOnds of the county of >olano drawing in
tereSt at the rate of SEVEN PER CENT. per anuum,
pAyane seni-annually at the County Treasurers Of
ace I'll soano county. In other respects they the
same as the Yuba county Bonds described above.
rms presents n rare opportunity for safe invest
sheht Tor nine years mt high rate of interest they
as 1t reasonable To suppose that the presert rates
cannot long be maintained
Fop mrlher particulars enquire at the ONCE Of the
pun francisco and Marysvllle Railroad Company, or
W d. G. HASKIN, Marysville, Cal.
sacramento Union and Sierra Citizen copy In and
sehd dill to this Office dpc1,.tf
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
NOTICE.

UAYING purchase the interest Of II. n. TILDEN
L Il in the late firm Of II. N. TILDEN & CO., will
continue business ut the old stand,
All parties indebted to the above named Fl m are
hereby requested to make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
jan24-lm ALFRED WHEELER.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Ere lmOvai OfEiyerV Stable.

<E ;. II. MCDONALD has remov~
n AazHJ od his LIVE tY and SALES STABLE,
MT IN OSnown as ths st. Nicholas slabt) 10
N Third streei, in the rear of st. Nlcho-
las notch where the best OF Livery will be in readi-
ness at all timas to acconodate customers, The en-.
tire stock of thirty Horses Blggies, Carriages sad
les, &c, are for sale to suit Gus omers.
J -. MCDONALD,
ian1-my Express copy. +. NJ PEIRSON, Agt.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
TIE ST. GEoRGE rInrrr-

{ G0tsNElso FOURTH AND = srS
- sACRANEN go. Hae Just been dorou.hiv r-,,'.
SHte' anu feu1dlei, tIs ventiatan increased a-,j
lui supply oi hts Glass Nc BEDS utro,lu,.e,I
WIN rye additions Of other rich ami desirable, F,r
n'u.e from tle wen known and popular establish
lntnt OF ). Clark & Co, Sacramento
u is due to the travelling public To ,,
very liberal patronage heretofore excnded To H. 81
George during the time it has been in chnr,,a Of ~
present proprietor, and it is designed thai IL shall he
il pcsslbe' more deserving of the tublc favor
ltsl"cation is in the very center Of business and
wllhin a moments walk Of all the popular places OF
amusement.
Carriages will 1t all times be in attendance to con.
vey passengers to and from The boats cars etc
jauS-my c. |. HUTCHINSON Prnuriator
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
CO-Pnrtmership Notice.

UIROM and after this date, NJ. JOHN II. KINKEAD
n will he nssooIrt ii with me in my business, which
will he conducted under the name and style OF FALL
& 90 JOHN G. FALL.
Marysville, January .11th, 1880
ian16.h
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Agricultural and Mechanical Univer-
sity Of California,
Located at Healds5urg. Souoma Comfy, is
Non open for the Reception Of Students.

A SYSTEM Of Manual l. tbor has been adopted
IA for the purpose of mpnrting practical as well
as theoretical instruction in the various bran hes of
Agriculture and Mechanics 70 provide practical in
struction, farm and vHriou mechanical shops are
cnuected with the University where pupiis will be
furnished with employment portion Of le time The
School will consist of three departmeuts-P .imary
Academic and University. The various branches
taught in Otner schools and colleges will be taught
here, and taught il u thoroughly practical mann r
1t is designed to give pupils education that they
will not only possess, hut be able use.
Ample provision has been made for boarding pupils
male an female, at the low price Of FOUR DOLLARS
per week, making HE whole expense of Board rud ru-
ton, in the Academic department, only FIVE DOL
LARS pr week.
Tn University is under the manage ent of a Board
Of eight, viz w NJ. Macy, President. c. E. Hutton
Secretary; Il. NJ. Deneeu, Corresponding Secretary:
Messrs. z. Matesun, r. o. Thompson, j. d. IIasseit
J. A. Bulingame md j. w Bagl Y. Parents who en-
ust their children to may be assured that
they will be under the constant superv sion of the
Faculty, and while everythlugof sectaran arac-
ter will be carefully avoided, the moral and religious
emotions of >tu tents will be constantly stimulated.
Besides the Faculty, the ullown. scientific and lit
ersry gentlemen have been engaged to Lecture for The
benefit of Glasses: Hon. J. s. Ormshy, Rev James
ods, Rev. Dr.. Brnham, Rev. James erpont Ley
f.. P Henderson, G.. w. Grauniss, Esu. L. A. Norton
Esq DR.. j. J. Piper
For further Information we refer to tho following
gentlemen Of larysville, who AVE consented /, net
rs references Jonu q. F.t, Dr.. D. w. c. Rice anu
John r. Ridge.
By order Of the Board of Directors:
WM. N. MACY, President.
CHAs E. liUrroS, Secretary. nov-4-3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

A LARGE ASSORTMENT, comprising the celebra-
"a ted Perfumes of PIESSE & LUBIN, for the hand
kerchief FRANGIPAEBNI, KISS ME QUICKLY,
&C. SC, acknowledged far superior to all others at
the East. Also FANCY SOAPS, AMI all other Toilet
Articles in the greatest profusion.
ylG-my KICF, COFFIN & CO., 27 D street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

~ CHTLDPEpS GLASS, "a
Every SATURDAY AFTERNO N, from to P. NJ.
Private lessons given at all hours,
All the new and fashionable Dances are taught, at
the Mizeppa, Coska, z lna &c. &C., also Laucerss
Caledonians Mohawk and the Boquet Quadrilles.
Good music furnished for Balls and Parties,
jan12-my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
UNIFIED STATES HOTEL.
CORNER G AND THIRD STREETS.
MAKYSNILLE.
'tokes & Shields........... ?roprietoIs

7IVIAoS % '''''' a 4VpI4oIUIS
eSSPA TIE Proprietors would respectfully inform
s,saa their friends and the public thai they have re-
-SEse Gently, at great expense, fitted up this new
SsSsA Hotel in style unsurpassed by any house in
the city, and are now prepared TO accommodate all
who may desire good living, well ventilated room, or
good bed.
of of"CLarey's Restaurant where he was acknowieare
the best caterer in the city his reputation is there
fore, most favoraby established. His old friends are
respectfully invited to call at his new house.
I & IL II s:
budIu per NtEh..'s s.s-.''-'-.--. ~ 10
board with Lodging. .................. ..-.. 10 GO
llEIe Nledls. .'...-'.... ...--........... 80
Lodging ..--..'... ..bom 80 cents to 81 per night.
.iylJ-my W. c. STOKES,
A. NJ. SHIELDS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

Ihe propretors OF the above house take pleasure in
announcing thlt they hav. completed the work of
fehoVhtlug an1 re-iu ni,hing this est ,blishment
throughout, and are now prepared to accommodate
ulelr patrons IN the best possible style Proud Of their
success in redeeming the reputation OF this house
hey desire to ssure the public that nothing shall he
wanting on thei: part to cause it to deserve liberal
share of patronage
Oil patrons of the house and the public are invited
to give us call.
RoARD PER DAY........................ 90
BOARD PER WEEK........ ............ 6 90
Board AND LoDGtNG PER WEEK ... OO to s 90
gB-0PEN ALL NlGnr. -
Stages leave daily for all parts Of the mines
S. b. SAWIN,
sep13-my j. W. WILSON
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
DU NORD,
High street, MarysvilIe.
.IRE PNOOF nUILnING

FIRE PROOF BUILDING.
yHfEAHS HUUSE - IS situated la the center or the
n business purtiun OF the Guy, and is furnished
with all the requisites to make It first class h"le' IL
is Kept open all night AMI residents of the city or
strangers from the country will be furnished with
meals To order at any hour uf the day or night An
assortment Of the choisest Wines and Liquors con-
staully on hand.
The lodging departme It is well arranged. The
rooms ARE cuumodlous aud conf lrtable aud large
number OF them are furnished with spring Beds.
Board per week .................... .......SZ
with lodging, according 10 room. $lO-bl2-Sl4
Single meals. ..................,5u aud % cts.
with onehalt bottle carct.. rs cts. and 81
Lodging per night 75 81, and 81 5O.
J. SAJUUS,
oc11-my Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
LOST.
EInRpOunded.


ENEBRUARY 20th 1860, white and red steer,
H one light steer with star in the forehead;
light red steer with piece of the left horn; one
brudle steer; all branded with in the left flank
and horn. One light red stee with a the left
flank.
The above will be sold Mt Public Auction to pay
costs and charges, (unless recalmed) THURS
DAY, MARCH 1st 1860, at IL NJ, at the Public
Pound.
feb23 A.J.BARKLEY, Marshal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
BLUE STONE.
PERFIMERIES.

OOON LBS. for sale at reduced rates
ZOOO decl6 RICE, COFFIN & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
AND wEEKL x =
BY A. S. RANDALL 81 co.
RANDALL, SD. CHRISTIAN, J. F. WHITAKER,
r / cRACKBoN, w. BoULwARE, j. o. HEArLEY,
J. r. RIDGE.
Publishers and Proprietors.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:

once corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
ON TIL E ISL A N D.
BY WILLIAM MAXWELL MARTIN.

IT'S summers eve by the ocean side,
And the Queen of night from the silvered tide
Comes mounting up on high;
And the stars shine forth, each one like gem
Which has dropped from an angels diadem,
And stud the azure sky.
IT'S a gala night-there are maidens fair
And the diamonds gleam from their perfumed hair
Grandly and gloriously;
But stand alone in the merry throng,
And the happy ones, as they glidealong,
Scarce deign to look on me.
But walk on the shore of the sounding sea,
There's voice speaks there, and it calls to me-
That voice they cannot hear;
Like the mufled tones of midnight bell,
1t is borne, with its mystic, mourntul swell,
On viewless waves of air.
IT'S solemn voice, and it speaks alone,
With its soughing sigh and its mournful moan,
To aching hearts like mine:
But the happy ones, aud the blest Of earth,
They whose lives fly by in the halls Of mirth
It's meaning ne'er divine.
So, leave them there in their crowded hall,
With their gay quadrille and waltz, and all
Their gems and jewels rare;
And 60 on the shore where the white surf raves
There's music comes from the ocean waves,
Grander than theirs ic there
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Hearing from friend that Alexander in.
tended to visit Rome during the carnival
season, I came hither at once, knowing that
if he could but see the boy, his great beau.
ty and talents would induce him to accept
him as his page or secretary. But most
fortunately it was not required Of me to
visit him ; for as Henri and l we're perform
ing before the Palace de Rosenburg, for
most singular purpose, which I shall pres
emily acquaint you with, he saw the boy,
and proposed to take charge of him himself
What say you, Paul shall I accept his Of.
fer? Think, he will be in the imperial
palace and under your own eye
But the Empress may recognise his like
ness to-
Not at all, Paul, for she will never see
him.
The Duke mused deeply for several mo.
ments.
well, let Alexander take charge of him,
since, as you say, he himself proposed it,
Il will do SO, said Jean. AT what hour
do you return?'
Immediately. The carriage is nearly
ready, and will be by the time shall have
written few words to my son.
Then 1 shall not be able to tell you what
I wish, said Saint Pierre. Oh Paul,
have much to say to you, and but scant
time to do it in
why not write what you wish to say
and send it to Varna tomorrow? I shal
spend the night there
Il will do so, Paul What l have to tel
you is of plot against both your happiness
and life, in which, to learn everything cou
nected Herewith. l am myself playing
part. But will write the full particular
when I return home, and send the letter t.
you at Varna by special courier
But, my old friend,' said Paul, 'yo'
have not yet told me what has changed yo'
so greatly. Verify, I question whethe
your o~o tnotner, were Sne HVluS, Woul'
recognise you
She would not, said Saint Pierre ant
drawing q small box from his pocket h
handed it to Paul. DO you recognise it ?
he asked.
Yes, it is opium
'You have my answer then
lit explains more fully than thousan'
words would do, said Paul. But when d
you intend to return?'
Il will let you know in the letter.
DO so, said the other; and after fe'
words, they embraced each other once NOR
and parted.
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better hie to the "yankee notion" bazaar,,
and buy images OF marble or plaster Of Par.
who would have an uufeeling, deaf
and dumb baby, go and purchase wax
doll, with tow hair, bloodless cheeks and
glass eyes! Why, the single joy of seeing
a cherub's smiling face, upturned to meet
your gaze, and hear it in mildest accents
lisp the sacred name of father or mother,
were enough to touch the secret spring Of
parental love, and cause the heart to over
flow with joy and gladuess; repayiDg, doubly
compensatiug, you for all the Inconvenience
you could have possibly endured for poor,
dear, noisy prattling babe.
All! be kind and gentle to them-they,
are the bright buds which jewel the wales
of affection, in the garden ofthe heart
They come to US, like an oasis in the dreary.
wild of the desert place, to the weary and
worn, time. stained and dust-covered travel.
er. Oh 1! they are the little shining orbs
that fling mellow starlight over the dark
night Of our existence-yea, they are the
beautiful flowers that are waited to US, BY
the perfumed breath Of angels from the
realms above, to adorn and to gladden. the
pathway of life.
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ma. The census taker in Jonesville,
Michigan, put down mans age at 300
years instead of 800 acres Of land, which
was intended. He was beaten, however,
by the census-man in Allegheny, who put
down man as having 16O children, instead
of 160 acres of land.
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w There are published in. the United
States and Canada nearly three thousand
newspapers. More than one half are week
lies the remainder are divided between
semi.weeklies, tri.weeklies and dailies.