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paiu t and Nrs Sesmen staid At Dr. Obsrs about two
weeks all know about n was Whs, was tol Or Dr.
Ober saw two women there and wss told their % ues
the SANDER suit against nv husband hal ben Instituted
and found out ali could about them; they were goir
0DT .Vwn -p.oosn,.a NJ. s.. cha, o.uoa
on her al the house in Fifth street. a. tue same waom
tsw at DR. Obers
Martin Hanle swoyp-Reside in Csp.,,l 10 vnsbi,
know Mary Seameu kpe her general for yr
tue and chastity n Is not f.yoraDle sooy tua general
reputat Oh of Ellie Cerslapp pror 10 Jov 1855 Tor the
same il was bad have seen mary sssmeu and The ,
III slso: sar aiuT at Bray's house once aud another
tine al Cnurcb Back MS once ehs wss IA re vhsa
went 10 The office: M mel sne or Mo),nxld came IA
vh,la w ua,a thsra ,hav vha,a "a ~ hahil vbar 20
inc M Jobr Prsvs If Tnnnina aoun the nI ne ven Ills
house and he NJ vsr.a,s. ne Cher WAS ridower hs
Alert in the same builpe with his c,se. the girls were
Out there from ali I ceulo learn about threa weeks.
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r P. PATTERSON co Is EMPIRE BAGGAGE AND
Furniture Express Office 100 Houston old 733
part the coury Panoforea pisr and mante glasses ana
furniture carefully removed Of the city country
furniture bought commission AL orders thankfully 70
cevsd and promptly sended to Of the oce Furniture q
mes removed with tho umoutcare. Orders BY poet atnd
ed to We have las and odious store for sorae0
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4 8. Il. BARTLETr. AUCTTONEER

i Is. =
e.. Auction notice-Coal Yard. Lesss and Fixtures
WIN. W. SHIRLEY Will cell on Friday March g. q Ten
O'clock At the yard Theh street Sixth avenue OGos
Fuynilue Carts Tubs Patent Scales &C. also three years
Leas6. Sale positive, rain or shine for cssh -
WsW Shirley vii per sonaly 10 sales of Furniture
at houses and etre sockl Charges moderate
returns Office 2ol Perl street, house 81 wenty e.
vorih street. - -
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Personal,

n GOOD FAMILY, WISHING TO ADOPT A SMART
a American GIRL nine years old intelligent &c. fhout
may address for three days Dr. george b. Herald
office. References exchanged.
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Ar FITZPATRICK BROTHERS, AUCrIONRFRs No.
s AZ Breads above Canal street sale Of BookS ga
u9nerZ Blank Books Paintings Engravings nne g3d and
s6s az pocket Cusry and an immense ysrey Of useful
ug afetn noon and evening. a store ~ BroaAwsy. Tke
booir pannys &c will DO sold 10 the evening 6 O'Clock
&C In the morning 10 O'Clock and afternoon ociok
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A uCTION SALE OF MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD
N Plsnks, Poards DC a. n CkIsTALAB, saossonecr.
VIII sell on "Wednesday ISL inst at 10 oclook tSs entire
stock contsined In the mahogany OF George aba.ut
corner of Centre and Walker streets consulting Of Maho
hose wood, Satin Zebra Oak Walnut Maple White Holly
Plank Boards yspeers Sso red and spanh aud
other fancy Woods The above sale well worthy the ateu
hop OF cabinet makers and others Terms s.e-over siO
four mouths approved endorsed no.e Catalogues ready
and stock open for inspection.
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sALNs AT AUCTION.

RROwNE 4 NICHOLS. AUoriOnEERA- DAY.
- Pray March n Il eelook, - frosl of aalonS
No NASSAU street. very 1ns brown Mare y00U 80
perfect under ssddle and GOOD In all harness. Warro1
and yilh driver. fEfffft LFE 1870
DROwNR NICHOLS AUCTIOKKBRA-rHm DAY.
Friday March p a. celocs !. assss 81 ss!:.ss:c .s
Yanlsd sound and k1pd splendid saddle teas an1 psre =
single double hsrnss Gan r IN al5; propl driver M
lest wAiher fifteen hands Oh.
browns NICHOLS. AUOTIONBRRs.-wILL. aHyxs
.sm. NO IS Sss.sS :iss erSss bay Ho re- sis ycss
traveller and very fast 10 every way worthy Tie aonea
Of any wanting roNable family AeFDe r0rfr rssyfr
CHRIg 7. KEEsRB. WILSON sAwYER.-KEasHR q
~ SAWYER, auctioueers and oomuisaiaa morohsnts,
T9sksssss In,urssss Company; E,AE DQet Her.
VIM. Trsnum Montgomery Store n Echss brick building.
w. Sawyer at St Nicholas Hoss room No %; WIN
ain about eight days
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state they business eiters-was that correct?
The Court took recess til half past two o'clock
On re assembling, the defence called Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Jones swcrn-I know the general reputation OF
Mrs Seamen In the country for virtue and chastity bad
live nine miles from town know that the general repu
tAon OF Mss Eie Carstang for virtue and chastity my
neighborhCod is not good
Cross exaniped-Ilve about zine miles from st. Louis
In Central Township, about hslf milo from John Bray's
have seen Mrs sanen at parties her the last 4h Of
July; have seen her half dozen times my husband lives
at same place with me- don't know that ever spoke TO
Mrs Seamen knew her in 1913 and beginning OF 49, she
living, remember, on tho River dc Pare: don't know
where, don't know anybody who visited her but Mrs
Bray; don't know bow long she remained In that neigh
borhood WAS al least year, TO my knowledge;
by general reputaonvirtne and bad char speak
from what others have said and from what have myself
have her at public places not behaving her.
eeli my noghbors said SO; Mrs Walton, my mother,
one said they generally said that she was not OF tn
right kind; general talk couldn't exactly positively
merton anybody; Thos. Walton, my brother and John
Wyatt have spoken thus OF her; Charles Loring was
another didn't hear all this nine years ago. heard
some Of IL haven'l heard more since this than before;
neither my mother or brother ever visited her. John
Wyatt did because che rented place from him; dom
know Mis- Carsiang heard any hing about her be.
fore this sut she didn't live out there though sometimes
she vsi,ed Mr. Bray; didn't know anything OF her &C
quaintance with sr. Shaw; didn't mean 10 say tina, h,r
reputation was bad; since this suit brought have
heard that she bad spoke OF Mary ;harac-
ter haven't got good recollection but am on my oath
now and am bound to tell the truh did hear Of her be-
fore this suit remember Of hearing that May Seamen
and this went 10 Dr. Obers Office and saii there
three or days and the boys laughing said that there
were couple OF pretty girls do ~n there.
Mrs N II. Hanley sworn-Rcsiie seven miles from
the city, on the old Bonhomme road; was born aud
raised this county know something about the general
reputation Of Mrs Seamen for virtue and chastiy this
Mary 10 1855 instituted suit again, nv husband
for sl0Coo damages for SANDER Icoaversed with great
many persons TO find out what could about her. and
they an said abe was bad; Church Blackburn was the
putation also bad because when asked about Mrs
seamen they they said that wanted to know about her
sister, the tail one, they could tell me more.
mad -It lima eVar arnta "a Me-
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A DoPyION ANY RESPECTABLE PERs On wIsHIN0
a to adopt = hei, own One healthy male chid eleven
Of opportunity Of docg BY acrossng. with pnriculA
d. H. Perry, boz ITO Herald ONCE
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WIN Writers, AUCrIONEER, WOULD CALI. THE
w particular attention of housekeepors and others to tbs
sale OF eecteel bcusehoh rich pAr,or Suits;
rich esry velvet and other carpesg psr Gassea n0
Bed Bedding rich cut gsse silver and other weebee
Tuesday: xth inst n lc O'Clock Catalogue, the house
ing Of sale.
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A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED By REV. AN
brrse Hanahan D. d. In he thurcb The Trsns6sura-
ion corner Of MotI and Park streets Sunday evcans
March 56 1880 ct ~ O'Clock eubect-Th, Pope and U.s.
Conrreas; connection Popes aoor slitoa
The interest Of civilized Chsendom. Tickets Is csnl
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

THEArER-Last night, there was another
Gro ded house. to witness "Coleen Bawn."
Mr.. Perry, as Myles Na.Coppaleen, was of
course superb, for he is equal to any charnc-
ter it would seem, that he chooses to assume
Ely O'Connor could scarcely be rendered
better than by Miss Land: and the sPrightly
and vivaeious character of Anne Chute was
most charmingly impersonated by Miss
Jennie Vaudeville There are some noble
passages in the part of Mrs. Cregan, and they
were given by Mrs. Woodward with start
ling power and finished effect. Father Tom
by Mr. Leman was as good "a the part itself
will admit Of Mr. Booth, as Mr.. Corgon,
was excellent.
Tonight will be presented the glorious
comedy of "Wine works Wonders" young
Mirabel, Il. A. Perry, and fine cast of char
acters The entertainment will conclude
with the Secret, Barry as Thomas and Miss
Vaudeville as Madame Dupuls.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

WILLIAM Pace who was convicted in Sac
ramento on Monday last. for the murder of
Pool, seems, says the Bee, much depressed in
spirits since the jury returned their verdict,
and at times cries bitterly lie blames the
witness Clinard, who absented himself from
the trial, as being, to a considerable extent,
the instigator of the murder He remarks to
visitors that he has no money, friends. or ac-
quaintances, and seems to realize fully the
awful condition in which his indiscretion has
placed him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

h the County Court Of Sutter County State of Gal
II ifornia.-Sandford II. Moore VS. Hjs Creditos 90
Pursuant to an order ofthe Hon. P. W Keyser Judge
OF the County Court Of sutter County, notice is hereby
solvent debtor, to be and appear before ,bc i,,do
aforesaid al chambers at the Court Roo of SAID
Court in fuba City, County Aforesaid on the eighth
NJ of that day, then and there to show cansa ~ o
they cam why the prayer of said insovent should moi
be granted, and an assignment of his estate be made
pursuance of the Statute in such case made a
vdsd ana IN the mean time all proceedings against
of Sutter Comfy. ' O'u"'S 'uuse
:.-.;: witness my hand and seal Of said Court.
IS al this seventh day of December A. n Iss0 =
o.. q. y. WILCOX0N, Clerk
dees]aW4N' by 5. J. STABLER, Den Clerk
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

Trade UNIoN.-The journeymen sailmak-
ers of San Francisco have organized them
selves into society to be denominated
TRADE Union" They say, eve are combined
to protect but not to injure, and acting un-
der TINS motto, while we exercise jealous
watehfulness over our own interests, it is in
eumbent upon us to be careful not to infringe
upon the rights of others, so that the benefit,
Of our Association may be felt alike by til,
employer as well as the employed"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

A ST. LOUIS dispatch, Nov 24th, says -
"Judge F. c. Lester, of the Court OF Appeals
in Maryland; c. I. Thornburn, son Of Grant
Thornburn, of New York; and Lady Frank
lin, will soon embark in the Pacific Mail
steamer st. Louis for the Pacific. stopping at
Rio Janeiro."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

REDUCTION OF FREIsnr-The California
Steam Navigation Company has reduced the
price of freight on merchandise from San
Francisco TO Sacramento and Marysville.-
To Sacramento the charge has been 81 per
ton, and viii now be S3 To Marysvile it
has been IS per ton, and will now be So
So saws the Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

MExlco.-A report reached Tampico, No
vember 10th, that Guadaajara had been
finally captured General Marquee was
taken prisoner and shot. A dispatch from
Vera Cruz, dated Nov. 21st, stated that the
residence of the British Legation at the cap.
ital was sacked and robbed of million o.
dollars belonging to the British bondholders
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
A Washington correspondent saws

7VtIWVITI
Gen. Lane. who rdicules the idea of seces
sion or disunion, had long interview thi,
morning with the Secretary of War. in com
pany with Governor Stevens. The Genera
claims that suspicion of secession is an i'm
putat'on upon the intelligence of the South
Srn States.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

GEO. D. PRENTICE, in the Louisville Jour-
nal, says; missouri and Tennessee, and
Kentucky and Virginia, and Maryland, dep
recate the dissolution of the Union, but
South Carolina and Florida and Georgia
swear that the Union shall be dissolved on
account of the escape Of Missonrs, Tennes-
sees, Kentucky's, Nirginia's and Maryland's
slaves What dsinterested creatures South
Carolina, Florida and Georgia must be"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

PATENT TO A SAcRAMENTAN.--ln the Bulle-
tins Washington letter of November IS, we
hnd the following: "The Patent office yes
terday, issued patent to Lyman P Collins,
OF Sacramento, for an improvement in loop
catches for sewing machines"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

Mr.. Montgomery Blair recently brought
an action in the Circuit Court of Washing
ton. D. c., against VIM. Carey Jones, (Mr.
Benton's son in-law,l to test the right of the
latter to possess the furniture, books, DC, of
the late Thomas II. Benton. The case was
decided in favor Of Blair.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
MARKS XSVLLLE.
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. 2. FISHER is only authorized Agent at
San Francisco receive advertisements, receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
DsNocRAr. Omce-No. 1Jl4 Washington street.
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

HOLIDAY GIFT CoNcERE-Mr. Williams in
forms us that his tickets are selling very
rapidly in the mountains, and that he will
have no difficulty in selling them all before
the advertised time of the concert, January
6th 1861.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

--LATEST accounts from Hong Kong state
that it was reported at Woosong that an
American barque had gone ashore on one of
the banks, and that all hands had been mur-
dered. The U. S. steamer Saginaw was di-
rected to examine into the matter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

How Quo NorED.-The Frankfort Com
monwealth has the following item among its
election news; This State has gone to the
devil by an increased majority.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

The Mountain Democrat insists that Brcck
inridgers are the salt of the nation, and can
not fuse with Douglasites.-AppeaI
We would remind the "Breckinridgers, "
since they assume to be SO salty, of the fol-
lowing striking passage, in the celebrated
sermon of Christ on the Mount: "Y are
the salt of the earth but if the salt have
lost his saror, wherewith shall it be salt
ed it is thenceforth good for nothing, but L
be cast om and to be trodicn under foot O
men,"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

The Alta says it is conceded that for the
last six months, the major part of the fires
which have broken out in San Francisco, has
been the work of incendiaries.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

MURDER IN CALAvERAs.-At Murphy's on
December 4th one Daniel Halihan. keeper of
a billiard saloon, was deliberately shot dead
by lad named Thomas Rooney, who imme.
diately fled.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

THANKs.-We hereby tender our thanks to
Williams d Parkhurst for eastern papers
brought by the steamer Uncle Sam. and also
for the "Monthly Waverly Magazine"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

A body recently exhumed at Groton,
Tompkins county, New York, which had
been buried for twenty-five years. was found
completely petrided, and every feature per-
feet
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

New GRANADA-The revolution in New
Granada was at last accounts still progress
ing, and the Government troops were being
worsted
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

AN INDIAN KTLLED.-On Thursday, Nov.
Goth, an old Indian living near II. B. Davis
ferry, on the Tuolumne, was found murdered.
and, as is supposed, by other Indians.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
A St. Lcnis disnateh says

n NI IUUIs us WITCH sHNs.
Eleven persons were lost by the burning of
The steamer Pacific, at Louisville They were
mostly boat hands and deck passengers
The steamer Tecumseh, from Cincinnati to
New Orleans, was sunk at Louisville Novem-
Der 18th. No lives lost.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

a ST. Louis dispatch says that the Conan
ches had driven off all the animals at Fort
Lancaster on the overland mail route.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGEs.-The S. F
Mirror says:

SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGEs,-The S. f.
Mirror says:
VIM II. Bigbee has commenced an action
in the Twelfth District Court to obtain $50,
600 from the Overland Mail Company, DANA
ges alleged in the &C mpaint to have been
caused in this manner. The plaintiff says he
took passage upon the overland stage, in
Spring field, Missouri, to San Francisco, pay
ing SlS3 passage money the receipt for
which he has That one Jacobs, "a vicious,
violent, and drunken man" having charge of
the Company's stages crossing the desert in
Arizona, dragged him out of the coach with
great violence, bruised and wounded him,
assaulted him with pistol. discharged the
pistol at him, drove him into the desert and
left him there! The plaintiff says he was
left several miles away from inhabitants,
didn't know the way to any station, and
wandered about for nearly two days and one
night before reaching any human being
this, too, whilst the heat was very excessive.
His feet consequently became blistered, and
for want of water his tongue became black
and protruded from his mouth, and by the
time he reached station he was suffering
terribly in mind and body These hardsh;ps
and the delay are valued at the above sum.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
Pea Nuts.
Insolvent Nntinn

A FINE lot very large California growth. for seed
~ For sale at the Tree and Seed store 90 d st..
ueSN GEO. LAWS & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

MANzANuLo dates to November 27th are
received. On the lst, an armistice was agreed
to between the besieged and Liberal armies
the latter to retire twelve miles from the city
Castillo broke the treaty and proceeded to-
ward IePie' was overtaken, his force routed
and arms captured. Castillo and 400 men
escaped.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
Telegraph on the Southern Route.

1t seems that the Western Union Telegraph
Con pany have concluded to change their
line from the Central route to the Southern,
assigning as a reason that there will be more
settlements in the South and consequently
more business, and also that the heavy SHOWS
and storms on the Northern or Central
route will be constantly impeding the opera
tion Of the wires They judge that this OBJ
structicn will subject them TO an expense
which they can just as well avoid, by chang
| ing the route.
The President and Secretary of the Hum
/ boldt and Placervile Company, on this side
who expected to connect with the Eastern
line on the Central route, are greatly exer-
cised over the matter and have written to the
Sacramento Union in vehement strains upon
the subject
Well, the present control of the business of
constructing this line is in the hands Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, of
which Mr. SiJley is President, and we are
not aware that the objections of the Hum,
boldt and Placerylle Tor Sacramento) Com.
pany will make any material difference in
one way or the other
No doubt the change has been made upon
mature reflection, and capital always consults
its interests. Political considerations have
no influence on capital 1t goes straight on
to its object and considers what will pay.
The objections raised against the Southern
route for this Pacific Telegraph line it seems
to us, are attributable solely to political and
otherwise selfish motives. There are men
who would sooner have no telegraph at all
than one which was not strictly Northern
one and for the benefit of Northern commu-
mites. Now, ,ce say, let capital be its own
Judge as to the fitness of the outlay which it
makes. All things considered, we have but
| little doubt that the Southern route is infin-
itely better for telegraph line than the
Central. at any rate, we are willing to ac-
quiesce in the decision of those who are to
spend their time and money and energies
upon the project. They will of course con-
suit their own interests, and act according to
their best judgment.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

Ex-Governor Conway, of Arkansas, has
written forcible letter against secession.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
PRIZE FreHr.-The Nevada Democrat :

Prize FIGHr.-The Nevada Democrat says
The prize fight, spoken of a few weeks ago,
between Matt Tracy and Bill Backwood,
will, without doubt, come off on the Sd of
January. The stakes are for 81 ,OO0 and the
second deposit was made day or two ago.
Both the principals are now undergoing a
thorough training, preparatory to entering
the ring We are assured there will be "no
foolishness" about this "mill' and those who
faint at the sight or smell of blood had better
keep at distance
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08
Go OUT AND srAND."-A letter from Wash.

ington to the Bulletin quantity says:
The Hon. G. L. Scott, your Southern Rep
resentative in Congress, is in the South, annie
the secessionists and is understood to be ii
feeling and action with them. The election
news, which we are daily anticipating from
California, may cause him TO seeede from the
State. Burch is in Washington, and is quite
conservative and moderate in his views. al
though he does not express himself very ex-
pheitly on the secession movement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

The MAnsTRoM- following passage
from a letter from Norway, published in the
Boston Transcript, is interesting to those
whose ideas have heretofore vacllated be-
tween belief in its terrors as depicted 10y
representations of large vessels just disap-
pearing beneath the raging waters, and the
frequently circulated modern statement ofits
fabulousness:
The far famed maelsrom is found between
two of the southern islands Of the Lufoden
groupe, and from one of these islands 1t Is
named the "MosEen-stream," or in Norwe-
gian, the en-strommen' Its violence
greatly depends on the direction and strength
of the wind, as well as on the tides, and the
moon influence thereupon. 1t is said to be
most violent with gales of westerly winds,
and on the full and change of the moon
Sometimes a small boat can pass right across
it without danger; at other times it would
be dangerous for even a large steamer to APP
proach it, Not that she would be swallow
ed Up and whirled down to the mermaids,
but that she would probably be turned
round, lose her steering, and be dashed
against the surrounding rocks.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

THE Governor is Petitioned to appoint en-.
Cobb in place Of General Haven.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-08

SERGEAYT-AT-ARMs OF THE AssEMBLY.-Our
friend Fisher. of the Red Bluff Beacon. thus
introduces Mr. King. of Amador, as Il candi-
date for ergeant-at-Arms of the Assembly :
Az OLD ACQUAINTANCE. We were pleased
Yesterday to take by the hand our old friend
Nathaniel King, formerly of this, but now
resident OF Amador county. He informs us
ne Is candidate for Sergeant-at- Arms of
The Assembly, and we hope he NAV be sue
cesstul IN his aspirations. He is well ouali-
ned Tor the position, and aside from that and
his services in helping carry Amador for tbe
regular Democracy, he is not qualified 70
earn living by manual labor, from the fact
that he has had the misfortune to lose one Of
his hands. We hope the members will re-
member Mr. King when they meet in Sacra-
mento