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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
go ruE FRIENDS or STEPHEN A,
nOVfEEAS


YoU have been iusultingiy told that you
saovto NOT act with the LccomPt0S party,
even if YOU desired to do SO.
The rod of sutjection is held over you
and you are to be excluded from primary
meetings so long as the reigning assinines
hold the Leeompton organization.
You are not to be admitted upon sntisfac-
tory answer to the honorable question !:
evil you support the Charleston nominee ?"
but you are to be carefully and forever ex-
oluded because you opposed that dirty fraud,
the Lecompton Constitution
You nre told in one breath that Lecomp-
ton is dead Issue, and in the next that your
opinion upon it is the test of your Democ-
racy
You see those who. FIVE years ago, re-
nounced UPoN OATH not only the organiza-
tion OF the party. but its cardinal, unmistak-
able principles, rewarded with high seats in
the Synagogue. passing judgment on the de-
mocracy of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS and
his friends
These are the hopeful custodians of Dem
ocratic principles who are your self.eleOsed
judges. juries and executioners.
These are the REGULARS who are to bayo-
net you for having always supported the
principles Of the Democratic party
And for what purpose have such men so
insulted you? For REVENGE! Is not re-
venge. Douglas men. as sweet q morsel for
you as for them? Have you not tenfold
reason to resort to it?
They have pursued rou with steady ma
lightly of purpose; but you now hold them
in the hollow Of your hands. VoTE THE
PEorLEs TICKET SCRATCH NOT a SINGLE
NAME!
You will thus vindicate your own dignity
and cast out the senseless. bigoted set who
have tilched the good name of Democracy to
bring upon it the contempt and derision Of
honor and decency. COMMITTEE Man.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
~UnanimousIy Elected."-JoxAs.

Editor Democrat :-Once more thought
has found its way into the head of Kino-it
is this: | am told that this is Charter Elec-
ton. and believe it. Why ? Because |
discover that there is certain gentleman,
whose name appears upon the Lecompton
ticket, who is of the opinion that he holds a
charter ed right to the Office Of City Marshal.
But lie will find that there are some Wells
to- deep for even him to be fished out Of
But another thought intrudes itself The
Express, of yesterday, recommends that Kuo
should look after the Peoples candidate for
Mayor. most respectfully decline to do SC.
as he &c. B. Fowler is "too heavy" man for
me. and think Mr. lite will he proselyte
TO my opinion by Monday evening.
EtSO
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

MEErINo OF THE TAX PAYERS AND CITIZENS.
Pursuant to a notice, published in the va
sious city papers, meeting of the tax payers
and other citizens of Marysville end Yuba
county, was last evening held at the City
Hall. to hear the report of the Citizens Com
mittee upon the subject of the reduction of
the fees of County Officers and the general
expenditures of our county government The
Committee consisting of Charles Lindley,I. ).
Belcher, G. n. Sweezy. John A. Paxton
Edwards Woodruff and Lewis Cunningham,
reported Bill for nm Act for the oil iecL
in view. and, after explaining its various pro-
visions and that upon its taking effect as n
law. it would save the county some fifteen
thousand dollars. recommended its adoption
On motion. tile bill and verbal report were
unanimously adopted. The hill will he pre-
sented to the Legislature. with request that
it be pissed. The ahore business being done
the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
Levi IIite.

Parties who know inform us that it lie all
arranged and understood that Levi hite is to
be elected State Senator next fall, If it can lie
done. Now, we ask if the people of this city
are going through the farce of eleCting a
man Mayor who will resign in few months
and leave an unexpired term Of year and
half to be filled by some creature of the Con.
mon Council, und no telling what sort Of an
individual he may be? Ought man to aspire
to an office which he does not intend TO fill ?
Certainly not. 1t is mere humbuggery.-
Chandler b, Fowler, if elected, will serve the
term through. Which one of these gentlemen
will the people choose No one can deny
that Mr.. Fowler has the ability, the integrity
and the fitness for the office lie has served
the city ms Alderman and us President Of the
Council faithfully, exhibiting great practical
sense, strict honesty, indefatigable industry,
and fine ability as parlinmeLtnrian. lie
would preside over the Council Board with
credit to the city.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
The Peonle,s Meeting.

Mr.. Editor The Express denies the right
of the people of Marysville, as such to as
semble under their proper name to secure
good men, without respect to party. for mu.
nieipal office, by styling the meeting held on
Friday evening Republican Meeting'
Was the Peoples Meeting held in the same
room three years ago. and which nominated
JACK BAEKLAY for Marshal. in opposition TO
the Democratic ticket, Republican Meet
ing 2" jack rose at the nod of the people,
and they will decide on Monday that he has
held honors and profits long enough.
ANTI-JoNAs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

We call the attention of surveyors and en-
gineers to the advertisement Of Mr. Thomas
Tennent, the Mathematical Instrument ma
ker. in San Francisco. Mr.. Tenent was
brought up to tire business PRACTICALLY. in
the establishment of the celebrated VIM. ].
Young, of Philadelphia. and therefore, all the
instruments sold 10y hun can be depended mp.
on as being corrtct. Mr. T. also manufac-
teres instruments to large extent. and their
quality is proved by his having taken pre-,
miums at each of the Fairs held by the Ne
Shanic's Institute of San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
Don't Shoot this Way."

Editor Democrat THAT instrument Of
war known as the e"Paixhnn Gun" was an OBJ
ject of general admiration until it was
brought to the test. then it bursted. So
it will be with its almost name-sake, the
Lecompton candidate for City Treasurer
the people will burst him at the ballot box
and his friends will behold q Star (r) in his
stead. "Lo."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
Ok Wednesday. the Red Bluff Beacon
commenced the fourth year of its existence.

A MAN named Curtis was recently arrested
in Iowa upon suspicion of being engaged in
kidnapping lie had in his company two
free cOlored girls whom it was satisfactorily
proved he intended to. convey to Missouri.
and sell into slavery. lie was held in $1,000
bail to answer the charge.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

The BoLroN AND BARRON CLAm-We to-
day saw. says the Telegram of Friday. let
fran n. Bennett Esq. counsel on behalf of
the settlers against the Bolton aud Barron
claimants. in which he expresses his earnest
conviction that he will gain the case before
the Supreme Court. Attorney General Black
is also of the firm opionion that the case
will be decided against the Bolton and Bar
ron men
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

BoAr.-The Sacramento boat arrived ut
rather late hour. yesterday, owing to its be-
ing so heavily laden with passengers. The
number was 100, aud mostly new arrivals
from the Atlantic States. Many of them
were ladies' She also brought the Atlantic
mails which were very large
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

The BRIrIsH Premier on PRIvArEERrxG.-
On the Sd Feb. an important announcement,
was made by Lord Palmerston, on the oues-
ton of Privnteerng. lie had been awaited
upon 10y 'putation of British merchants.
who urged upon him. the policy of exemptng
private property from capture at sea. in time
OF war. His reply was at the very exis-
tence of his country depended on its possess
ing the command Of the seas, and that 1t uas
necessary for that object to retain tie seizino
the ships. and despeciatty the seamen naviqatino
He ships Of foreign Powers. War was an
enormous evil, but still it was sometimes nee
essary to go TO war in self defence and
naval power like England ought not to sur.
render any means of weakening her enemies
at sea-" lie denies iha. private property
was spared in war on land, any more than at
sea. This would appear to settle the ques-
ton of privateering. For so long as England
refuses to do away with the business. the
other maritime powers cannot give it up.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
Dead Meat.

Mr.. EDtToH Il am reqested to warn the
citizens of Marysville to carefully inspec.
their meat, before cooking it, for certain
butcher is picking up dead lambs and sheep
on the plains and serving them up in the
market On one occasion, he found dead
lamb, partly rotten, and, cutting it in two,
he threw one part away ard took the other
TO bis stall to sell to customers
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

The Taunton Mass Gazette says that two
men of that town are engaged in digging on
the northeast side of Foolish Hill, in Foxboro
as they say, under the direction Of spirits, in
IN search of treasures alleged to have been
odried In that place by one John Bernard. a
pirate and highwayman.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

The FRENcH ARMY.-0n the 4th Of Feb, a
report of the French Minister of War was
published, announcing that in conformity
with the intention of the Emperor he would
submit PROJECT of law to the Legislative body
reducing the contingent of 1859, from l4O 900
to loo. 600 men.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
1ew Aduertisem
CITIZENS MUNICIPAL TICKET

MUNICIPAL TICKET
For Mayor,
G. ID. FOWLER,
For Recorder,
J. b. KYLE.
For Clerk,
CHARLES NJ. GORHAM
For Marshal,
s. L. WELLS.
For Treasurer,
A. d. STARR.
For Assessor,
CHARLES w. CORNOR.
For School Commissioners,
E. b. wALswOETH,
GEO. b. TAYLOR,
W, y. BELCHER.
FOR ALDERMEN.
First Ward,
j. w. MOORE,
ChAS. W0dD,
i. VAN MULLER.
Seoond ward,
wMP. THOMPSON,
OLIVER WOODS,
J. b. EMNEL
Third Ward
W. X. HUDSON,
JIM MATHEWS,
STEPHEN G. wlLLTAMS
Fourth Ward,
/. HUBBARD,
c. C0VILAUD,
G. MYERS.
mh1s.td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

RAILROAD TALK AT WAsuoE-The time is
fast approaching. says the Enterprise, for the
people of the Eastern Slope" to take nction
upon the question Of forming a railroad con-
neclon with either Plaoeryille or Nevada
1t would require Sl2 900, O,OOo-a sum which
should not intimidate wealthy and prospe-
rous State like California, which has, as yet,
invested but little in railroads.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

DR. CHAPrN on EDUCATboN.-Rev. DR.. Cha.
pin of New York, in recent discourse on
childhood" protested against the system of
schooling young children. and prematurely
examining them with book learning. Tie said
1t was atrocious that the blood and vigor
that was intended to strengthen the hands
and body, should be forced into the head until
it became a dispropoFtionate intellectual wen
on the child
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

PosrAL-The u S. Mail via Panama, will
close at the Marysvills office. this, Sunday
evening. at Q o'clock. The DEMooRAr will be
found at the counter of Randall Il Co., D ST.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

AT Washoe, the owners Of claims offer S4
day for experienced drifters. Lasters and
meh to raa tunnels. For other work in the
mines' we presume that the wages are not so
high. Taking into consideration the cost of
h'ing at Washoe, the hired miner will not
lay up money very fast.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

SUIT TO DisoLvE.-In the Fourth District
Court " suit has been brought by "The Peo.
pie of the State of California er rel Thomas
IL, Williams against the San Francisco Dock
and Wharf Company" The Plaintiffs charge
that the Defendants are unlawfully usurping
holding and exercising the rights, privileges
and franchises mentioned in the articles of
incorporation. They pray that their power
as a company be Dissolved.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

"A smoke burning engine has been con.
strueted for the Pennsylvania Railroad. and
1t is said to effect great saving of coal The
engine ran 1T miles, at high rate Of speed
and consumed only 96 bushels Of coal
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

A New York curiosity seeker, stole one Of
the boots of Stephens, the wife murderer,
while they were placing the body in a coffin
after the execution but the article was missed
before he could get off with it, and recovered
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

John Ferguson, with several aliases, has
been arrested in Freeport. Illinois, on a
charge Of bigamy. and his victims are said to
number eleven. His real name is supposed
to be John Z. Travis.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

FRTouTENED TO DEATH.-A young lady
Miss Stewart, of Cumberland county. Pa =
was so badly scared a few weeks ago by
meeting will.o''the wisp, that she was tax
en- i'll on reaching home, and in a short time
afterward died from the effects of the pros
tratiOn of her nervous system superinduced
by the fright
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

We learn from the Territorial Enterprise,
that it is proposed to hold mass meeting
of the citizens of Honey Lake Valley, for the
purpose Of organizing a company of rangers
to hunt up the Indians who committed the
recent depredations. 1t was also proposed
to raise Il revenue to pay the rangers.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

EXPRESS FAvons.-We are under many ob
legations to Wells. Fargo 4 Co.. for favors
extended to Us during the past week,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

THE Yuba river il very high, booming
from bank to bank
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
YOUNG MEMS UNION TICKET.
For Mayor,
CHANDLER B. FOWLER.

For Mayor
CHANDLER B. FOWLER.
For Recorder,
L. J. ASHFORD.
For Clerk,
CHAS. NJ. GORHAM.
For Marshal,
S. p. WELLS.
For Treasurer,
A. D. STARR.
For Assessor,
J B. LEAMAN.
For School Commissioners,
F.. Il. wALswORTH,
GEO. II. TAYLOR,
W. Q. BELCllER
FOR ALDERMEN.
First Ward
JOHN 8. LOVE,
CHAS WOOD,
W. p WEAKS.
Second Ward,
J. II. EMMEL,
OLIVER WOODS,
W. p. THOMPSON.
Third Ward,
J. NJ MATHEWS,
A. NJ. SHIELDS,
s. G. WILLIAMS.
Fourth Ward,
L. HUBBARD,
c. L. THOMAS,
G. MYERS.
mh1s-tdr
ENGINEERS INSTRUMENTS,
OFTHE VERY BEST QUALITY AND AT TIL
Lowest Cash Prices,
Kept constantly on hand by
THOMAS TENENNT.
Mathematical Instrument Maker,
Battery street, opposite the Custom House
mhlS-Sm 2dp San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

TRIBUTE To THE MEMORY OF BRoDERrcK. -
We are indebted to the kind remembrance
0i our friend, Hon. J. C. McKibben. for a
neatly bound copy of the eloquent funeral
or"uon delivered at the Chapel of the New
York University, on Sunday evening. Nov.
Zo'h' 1889 10y John W. Dwinelle, of Roches-
ter 1t is production worthy ofthe lament
ed dead, and OF the occasion which called it
forth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

PITIFuL.-The manner in which the Ex-
press detaches sentences of ours from the
context and distorts them into the very op
posie of what they were intended TO say, is
a very small'potatoe business. We cannot
and will not stOop to reply to arguments
based on any such misrepresentation of our
1t is the Title tricky ticky end of
editing which we disdain TO have anything
to do with.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
City Printing.

The Express talks about the City Printings
being "a very tempting bait" for the Demo-
crat All we have to say is that the Demo
crat, with every one concerned lit, had moth
ing to do with the getting up of the Peo-
pies Ticket. But, the Aldermanic and May
oralty ticket Of the Court House Lecompton
Clique. looks very much as if it was stocked
concern, expressly got up for the benefit of
faced, too, in its character that the editor OF
the Express. ]. +, Linthicum, is himself one
of the nominees for Alderman. As a matter
of course, If elected. lie will vote to feed up
his own paper. After this, we should think
the the Express would have sense enough to
keep its mouth shut about the City Printing
P. S. Since writing the above, we learn
that the Express Court House Clique have
become afraid Of the effects Of their own au-
dacity, and backed down on Mr. Linthicum
substituting J. T. Dickey in his place-.a man
who cannot be suspected of any proclivities
in favor of this or that clique. The idea is
that they can elect enough men of the right
stamp for their purposes, without Mr.. Dickey
ana they can afford to go for him, on account
of the benefit which his absolute independence
of character would do the balance of the
ticket.
So far as this City Printing is concerned.
we verify believe that ifn majority of the
Court House Express Clique nominees for
AldsEs'en were elected, they would give it to
the Express in spite of everything that could
be said or done Gy the people at large.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
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Citizens Of MarYsyillo !!

In presenting to you our ticket for your endorse
ment actuaed by = sincere desire to place in
control of our city government, Of honor under
whose administration our city will pr,sper, and its
citizens especially the Mechanic will have to
be proud OF their adopted home. With these remarks
wePace before you ticket composed Of men well
known among you and ask your support in cause,
Published by order Of the Club,
D. FRANKLIN HOLLIS, President.
F. G. JAMES, Secretary.
VnWrNC NEEN,c VrNYnN TTfrKT9T,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
SMITH & MITCHELLS
GRAND PRESENTATION CONCERT,

TO PLACE AT
fuckers ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Tuesday Evening, May the Sth, 1860.
IN addition to a superb Musical Entertainment by
some OF The best Artists in the State, 54B SFLEN-
DID PRESENTS, amounting in value to $50 SGT will
be distributed to the holders Of such tickets as will be
entitled to the gifts
The first present will be n MAGNIFICENT HOME
STEAD house and lot on Second street. sacramento
valued at - ,0G0 title perfect. The second present
81 900 in gold coin. The balance consists Of Nagnh
cent Jewelry, Ladies' and Genilemen's Watches
Chains, Diamond Sets Rings Breast Pins Solid Silver
Gob!ets, Gold Lockes, &C. &C., all of the very fines
quality, and selected with g'eat care from the well
known and extensive stock OF J. W. Tucker Esq. at
whose establishment the goods are on exhibition
The undersigned have permission to refer TO the fol.
lowing wll known gentlemen tn their standing and
respectabty His Excellency, Gov. J. G. Downey
Sacramento Gen. J. A. MoDoupal San Francisco
Messrs Thos. 4. Fisk & Co., Bankers, Sacramento !:
Messrs b. +. Hastings Co., Bankers sacramento j.
P, Robinson, Esq, Superintendent Sacramento Valley
Nailroad, and many others
III. KETS ONE DOLLAR. All orders for tickets
must be &C accompanied by the money.
SMITH IL MITCHELL.
Post Office Box 45!, San Francisco
E% Tickets for sale at II. WAGNER'5 BOOK
STORE and ST. NICHOLAS CIGAR STORE, Marys-
vile.
mhlo.lm A. MUHIENDORFF. Agent
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18

REPUBLICAN !l'-The Express raises its
usual, stale poll-parrot cry of Republican, >
Republican" against the Peoples moves
ment. Pretty POLL pretty poll Poor
polly poor polly
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
!. w. WINTER,

G. DENTIST.
QIYYYYA office 10, ID. ST., Opposite
st. Nicholas, MIIysVIlr.
Teeth inserted on GOLD PLATE, from one tn n full
set.
CONTINUOUS GUM WORK DONE, PLATINA
BASE, whchsurpasses all other work regards beat
ty and durability.
- w. W. has practiced Dentistry in this city
ten years, and has received all the first premiums for
continuous gum work Electricity used In extracting
teeth.
Prices same as those OF other good Dentists,
ALh "o1h WAKhANFED. lOc29-my2dp
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
Arrivals at the St. Nicholas Hotel.

Arrivals at the st. Nicholas HOtels
H1cKoK A .PRoPRIEroRs.
SATURDAY, March lJth, lsea
NJ Cohn North San Juan ID 0Brlne Colusa
w Ladd 4 Grass Valley A Mclntire San iran
W Kirk San Francisco Singer Parks Bar
Kelley IS Point Chico
A Gregory 0rovle + Hickok Suisan NaHey
Robinson Howiand nat n Spauding 81 Louis
W Rogers Oregon city j Summons
Powers llansonvie Gou Celusa
Lloyd Columbia Hill AMyerS
G Fagg Forest city CIV Anes Neolanb
ii harris Butte co Mccormick CITY
J Il Green Cousa
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
MARYSvILLE.

SUNDAY MORNING, March 18th.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-18
w. P.THOMPSON.

Large Glass CampIlene Lamps,
L UST received by
- mhlS II. S. H0BLITZELL,
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINEsu.

T,HE undersigned have established at Wash ugtoh Ia. Parish of St. landry ~ ~
l. the aeof SINGERS SEWING MACHINES, where anppy ill be kept couyantvS app0kh f
EVERY sCBprION AND QUALIrY ,os suit .e various wants of the conMw eg on hand I'll
These Machines are mauMctnma ~ = NJ Smgf& e. View YORK, and " offer then tan ..@
and most reliable of ANY MACHINE NOW IN USE, Ss being thu
SIN M~ACIINES,t 8z
Saw unaur we'll H~~ at hbrmks and thu coaress ant lm@t Goods. y1 uh %
GA gyaatul WITHOUT CUTTING EVERY STITCH. A "A eanndAN
SINGERS SEWING MACIfiNESut
sold by MS for three ef. ~ HAelMA
Ne will rive ma and complete Instruction. to purchasers sand pthes In the use ofu. ,.#@N
Wit, uueeNta attached will be furnished on application in pesun or1y Ithrt m hNhhaH
The Washington ntoHchf #fkhM ST. Landry. . r= ~ sagmt ct
SILK Line aud Cotton thpad Needles. ShntheS Guhes HeAneH,G Springs tt.r e e.&.&
uuanttesto suit the Wms wits Of purchasers ' W sMb in
~ SINGERS OLD MACHINES ahsed or exdanged for new machines, also ,epmna aa.a@*#
GrtrMe @E% -. :. 49, "
wese respectfully invite the public ito call and examine these Machines and he camhn.a Is. M
superiority over 49, a 49, .. met
With the assurance hiatt they will be sold 1.-THE Nevoreans and NJ anfeturrs pncestt #a
- & a. "A: MibIsP&E@H5 sMa gent IN ~
wv s z&%&E ~" 49, !. Parish of ST. Landry, WnsbinuaaY
e& &SS%.# WALTER BENNETT, Agent KR ps Ih1At
State of Louisiana, 81 Camp ie, NewOsa.n. N
sampe Machines ean he seen at G N:EALEIfs, Opeosas La, AA M
AIDA IL. BusHNELLS. Old Grand Prairie.
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ANM.ssNtkksxA HSfreAponSihIe ff them until they
& eesslfeA Esye decided that refusing 10 take
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iioLLowayHs Plus AND 0is1asSr.-Health
and iiappiness-liow few people ever CON.
slider the close alliance existing betwea, ,l.a'n
Two great boons 1t life; men, remarkablc s,s
their tact and knowledge in the ord;nar. 10
tine of business. betray the most lsnant NJ ~
oene'ehcy 10 ii1ls Responsibility are lavish Of
som ~ 1he preservation If their property BY
an annual expenditure Of thousands of dollars
70 assurances, yet at the same time thew ex.
the most :. ckless hardihood with reysr,i
health, and foil to evince a solitary thoarbt
on The direful rayages which the seaesIsss