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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16
PLuoK.-wo take the following notices

PLucK.-We take the following notices
from the Louisville Democrat:
MONEY TO GIVE AWAY
If any Of the boosting gentlemen want to
bet from 800 to $500 that McClarty viii be
elected Clerk of the Court of Appeals, he can
be accommodated by calling at the Democrat
MONEY To GIVE AWAY
If any one wants to bet from 500 to $500
or higher sum, that Breckinridge will car
ry Kentucky in November, if he will call at
this office, he will be facilitated in losing his
money. Come to taw, braggarts.
FACE THE Music !!
We are authorized to offer bet of $4,000
that Douglas will beat Breckenridge 10000
votes in Indiana. If Breckenridge is such
national candidate this will readily be taken
$4,000 MORE TO GIVE AWAY
That New York will give Douglas 900
more votes than BrecYnridge.
$1,000 MORE TO GIVE Away
That Douglas receives $4,000 more yotesin
Illinois than Breckinridge.
$1,000 MORE TO TnRow AWAY!
That Douglas receives 100000 more votes
in Pennsylvania than Breckinridge.
STILL 81 900 MORE II GIVE AWAY!
That Douglas will beat Breckenridge in
Ohio 10000 votes.
"FAcE THE Music"
500 that Breckenridge will not carry his
own State.
500 that Bell will carry more States than
Breckiurldge.
$1,000 that Douglas will get more vote;
than Breckenridge.
All three to go together.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

NEW SILVER MrNEs.-The Alta says that
Messrs. Cory, Craly and Hicks have arrived
In San Francisco from the vicinity of Mono
Vile, new locality near Mono Lake, where
valuable silver mines have been discovered
by them. This region they have named the
"Esmeralda District" embracing some ten
miles square, as yet prospected, though they
believe the rich rock to extend over much
larger space Of country. They brought some
specimens of the ore, which it is thought will
be equal to the best that have yet been
found. even at Washoe The mines are about
25 miles northeast Of Monoyille.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

Now AND THEN-The Philadelphia Press
says: The Hon John A. Dix, member OF
the Senate Of the United States for the State
of New York in 1913, repeatedly, and in
speeches of the most elaborate character, in
sisted that slavery should not be allowed in
any newly acquired territory, where it wa.
not already an established institution at the
time of the acquisition of such territory. He
even shared in the detection that year from
the regular Democratic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing the boilers Buffalo candidates, upon a
platform strongly anti slavery in all its feat.
ures.
The Hon. John A. Dix, Postmaster of the
city of New York in 1860, is said to have
recently ayowed himself in favor of the bolt
er's Dsunion candidate for the Presidency,
who stands upon platform in favor of the
establishment and protection of slavery in
ALL the Territories of the United States-no
matter when acquired, or whether they had
slavery or not at the time of their acquisition!
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

BIG LUMP OF WAsHoE GoLD AND SILVER
The following is an extract from a letter to
the Bulletin, dated Virginia City, Sept 10th:
Much excitement has been experienced here
to- day by the appearance of a huge lump of
gold and silver amalgum at the assay Office
of Ruhling 1t Trench. This large pile of
precious ore is the result of the crushing of
10 tons of quartz rock taken from the "Lu-
sern" company. Gold Hill district, by the
pioneer mill Of A. Paul d Co., Silver City
By the aid of Ruhlirg Trench was pro
dleed 344s7 ouLees Troy of gold and silver
amalgam, or 1912 avoirdupois lbs.
1t is to be smelted and run into a bar and
anne diately forwarded to San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

DOUGLAS TALK IN THE SouTH,-The Con-
federation, Douglas newspaper In Alabama
thus discusses after the recent county elec
ton in Alabama, where the Breckinridg,
men sustained great losses;
The Seceders feel so badly about the result
that their paper, published Thursday, after
the election at Dadeville, has not one WORD
on the subject, neither in the way of returns
nor of comment. The boosters and braggart.
of the concern, seeing their airy castles o
vaunted superiority tumbling to pieces are
as snappish as wolves and as savage as hye.
mas. Keep on your shirts, gentlemen. Yor
have got to be thrashed, and may as well
stand and take it quietly and decently. You
have been snortlng and cavorting long
enough, and the people have determined to
put stop to it, and they will.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

for late New York, Philadelphia. and Boston
papers; the illustrated London News" and
"Harper's Weekly" We also return our
thanks to Wells, Fargo Il Co., Everts, Wilson
Co., and Langton Il Co., for favors.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC STATE CoYvEN-
TIoN.-Ap Eastern dispatch says: The Dem
ocratic State Convention, held ia Hartford,
August 90th, resulted in the nomination OF
a clear Douglas electoral ticket There were
some 400 delegates present, the Breckenridge
wing being in the minority. A good deal OF
ill-feeling inerspersed with personalities
characterized the debates between the two
wings The following is the electoral ticket
Electors at large-Samuel Colt, of Hartford,
and John p. Penrose. Resolutions were
passed indorsing the Charleston Baltimore
Platform, and recommending the same fol
adoption by the Democrats of Connecticut
and recognizing Douglas and johnson as the
regularly nominated candidates of the ma
tional Democracy. The Breckinridgers will
call Convention and nominate another elec
toral ticket.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

REPUBLICAN County NoMNAroSs-The
Republican Convention met yesterday in this
city and made the following nominations;
For Senator, Horace Beach for Joint Sem
ator, VIM. II. McGrew. For Assembly, VIM
II. Hartwe, L. D. Atkinson, c. G. Melen,
NJ. Boyd J. B. McChcsney
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

SHOOTING NEAR PETALUMA.-On the 10th
inst, near Petaluma, says the Alta, man
named John Linus, in quarrel with Charles
jefferson, regarding the title to some proper
ty, drew revolver and fred at MIR. Jeifer-
son. The ball entered the left side, passing
through the body, lodging in the right side.
from whence it was extracted. The wound.
ed man is likely to recover Warrants have
been issued but no arrests made.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

BREoKNRDGE MEETING.-A tolerably good
size crowd assembled, last night. in front of
the United States Hotel, to hear speeches on
the Breckinridg side. We heard a portion
of Col. Landers speech which was on the
qd captand,m order, and Vincent L. Geirger
followed There was but little enthusiasm
in the crowd, during the time we staid.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

JUICE SrIDoER.-The Hydraulic Press OF
Saturday says:
The splnts have been removed from one
Of this gentleuan's legs. the fractured bones
Of which have knitted strongly and compact
ly The other. it is expected, will be re-
leased in eight or ten days, when his phys-
clans hope to be able TO remove him to Ma
rysville for final medical treatment He no
longer suffers any pain.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

ARKANsAs.-A Douglas ratification meet
ing was held at Pine Bluff, Arkansas on the
oath of July. The resolutions which were
adopted unanimously recognize Douglas and
johnson as the regular nominees of the Ma
tional Democratic party seriously deprecate
the recent disruption of the party; disap
proving the course of the electors that were
appointed 10y the State Convention, who
avow their intention of supporting Breckin
ridge; and recommending State Conyen-
tion to appoint a new ticket
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

DESERVING Hm-The Vicksburg Miss. J
Wing says: "We learn that the Evening
Gazette of this city. which has espoused the
cause of Breckenridge. intends repudiating
the Secession ticket, and will soon come out
for Douglas and Johnson"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10th.
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

We will furnish the DEMOCRAT from now until the
news of the Presidential Election is received the
following terms
Daily, one copy y................S2 %
Weekly, one copy ..............Sl 90
The DKMocRAr supports Regular Nomination.
County, State AMI National-and the Democracy are
requested to give it as large a circulation possible.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

SUPERVISOR OF TIE SECOND DtsrRcr.-The
following dispatch was received last evening,
by our friend, Harry Leland
l.. 3. Clark has been nominated Supervisor
for the Second District Ed. MCCABTY.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

"BAD FOR BRECKINRDGE. The Richmond
Wing colates the following facts:
The Louisville Democratic paper in Ken
lucky, (Breckinridge's own State) has run up
the flag of Douglas and Johnson
The st. Louis Republican, the leading
Democratic organ in the Vest and paper OF
immense circulation, has also run up the flag
of Donglas and johnson
The Democrat and Republican are two OF
the most prominent and Influential Demo-
cratic papers in the South, and yet they go
against Breckenridge and Lanel
The Lexington Valley Star, the home or
gan of Gov. Letcher, has hoisted the Douglas
and johnson flag
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

PRInE FIGur.--Arrangement are being
made for fight between Johnny Roach, of
New y ork, and Johnny Glade of Boston :;
and between Harry Lazarus and Jimmy
Fagan of St Louis
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

REruBLIcAN MEE1ING.-A very respectable
crowd assembled in front of the Western
House, last evening. for the purpose of listen.
ing to Republican speeches. Col. Mulford,
OF this city, and F. B. Crocker, Of saeramen-
to, were the speakers.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

THE MABcu.-The Breckenridge Club at
Washington (D Hall concluded, last night, to
dazzle the astounded popuaee by marching
through the street and holding their meeting
at the United States Hotel Three different
persons counted them, and they inform US
that they numbered just rs A rather poor
showing in this city for the Gwin ticket
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

The Lincoln (Tenn.) Journal George W.
Jones home organ, has declared for Douglas,
aud, accordingly it has thrown its banner to
the breeze
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

PRENTICE becomes classical over the Sece-
ders and Disunionists, in this fashion:
''The Breckinridge party in Kentucky are
as anxious TO get rid Of the charge Of dis
unionism as Hercules after putting on the
poisoned shirt was to change his linen, but
their job is as impossible as his was. He
only tore his flesh in his desperate attempt to
unshirt, whilst the garment was growing into
him every moment"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16
Arrivals al the u. S. Hotel.

STOKES & SHIELDS. .PROPRIETORS
September ih
Law VIM city Nag e J Yuba co
| McQuadeJ Smartsvlle Stenchield G Culusa co
Welsh Mrs Sucker Fiat Finuell 5 Z"
Pratt Finuell
Emmerson G W Monte ChDeifeudorn Grand l
Purngton " Galena h'lDunn NJ
Knox NJ Brownsville Reign T London
Large - Bond l. Bath
Smith i Clayton's RuchKent II Sac River
Johnson A Downievlle WormelsdorT W w
Smith l. Dennyson Ind
Black Jn0 L plumas CO Crow NJ Butte co
Black Crane l. j
Pepper Greenville Wood Aaron city
Ury Yuba city McUoey A Yuba co
Parker l. Medow Valley Ctmpbell Ii Long Bar
Willis Kenebec Bar Zlbriske E b
Happy Jack Dry creek Mann l.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16
DIED.

In this city the 10Th inst George, of George
and Catherine Walther, aged months and day.
The funeral takes place this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence of the family street, between
Second and Third.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

THE Richmond (Va.) Wing insists that the
friends of Douglas out-number the support
ors of Breckinridge in that city, and says the
preponderance is constantly increasing.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

FTSE BuILDIYG TO BE SoLD.-The two.story
brick building on Second street, opposite the
Western House. will be sold at public auc-
tion, by Harry Barnett, on Wednesday, the
Sd of October See the advertisement head
ed Two Story Brick Building" A good
bargain may be made.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

RIcHARD lRwIN.-This gentleman, as our
readers are aware, has been nominated for
Joint Senator, Of Butte and Plumas, by the
regular Democracy of those counties The
nomination is good one. Mr. Irwin is a
man of fine ability. and deseryedly popular
wherever he is best known. He is pretty
ceatain to be elected
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16
TELEGRAPH ExrrNsIox.-A dispatch from

Brownsville, N. T., Aug 29th, says:
The people of Nebraska send this, the first
telegram from Nebrask, greeting, to the
States The Missouri and Western line was
completed to this place today, and the first
office in Nebraska formally opened. Our cit
izens are jubilant over the event.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

JUDGE THEM BY THEIR SUPPORTERS. THE
| Disunioniss of the South support Breckin'
ridge. Do the Abolitionists of the NORTH
support Douglas? No. They nominate their
own candidate, Gerrit Smith The EXtrem
lists of the South, however, assemble at Rich
mond and nominate Breckenridge. lfDoug
las had been nominated by the Abolition
Convention, a great cry would have been
raised by all the Breckinrdge party, but the
Secessionists and Disunionists Of the South,
who are on the same footing of treachery to
the Union that the Abolitionists are can
nominate Breckenridge, and nothing said
The SEcEDERs IN ONO The Breckinrdge
Democrats of Ohio, in State Convention at
Columbus, adjourned without nominating a
ticket Reason; Not Breckinridge men
enough in the State to make it worth while.
-PhiFa Press, dug 2lst
This was the Convention over which the
Marysyille Express grew so jublant in its
issue of the 9th instant 1t called it ga very
large and enthusiastic Convention" and in
formed us that at closed its labors on the the
9th of August" We thought it strauge that
since it appeared to know so much about it,
it did not give us the names of the nominees.
The Express talked as though it thought Mr..
Breckinridge would carry Ohio, whether or
no. 1t was barking up the wrong tree"
that time, sure.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

DIsuMoN-The Express denies that the
Richmond Convention, which nominated
Breckinridge, was a Disunion Convention.
Well, the people know very well it was.
They have examined the subject for them
selves.
We rather think that the Express will have
no holiday task in hand, if it undertakes to
defend and justify the Richmond Conyen-
ton.
Why even the Baltimore Secession Con-
vention was pronounced by the Outspoken
ultra Southern papers, a purely sectional
body. The Charleston Mercury said: "The
Seeding Convention at Baltimore was a
Southern sectional Contention"
What then was the Richmond Convention,
if the Baltimore one was of such character
The tant of treason and disupion will cling
to its skirts and it is in vain to try to wash
it out with either sophistry or bold and bra
zen denial. The names of the Disunionist:
are there on the records of the Convention
and their speeches are reported to the coun
try.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

~ STAND By rHg DEMOCRATIC OR0ANtZ ALTON, YIELD
aBgDlGNCs TO Irs usAaEs, AND SUPPORT ErS REGULAR
SoMlSsES "-SteglsR 4. DoHyiIs JHly >, ls0S.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16
Two Story Brick Building,
ON SECOND STREET, OPPOSITE WESTERN HOUSE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
HI. BARNETT. .AUCTEONEE

HI. BARNETT.......... ...AUCTEONEER
4ss5ssS, VIII sell at Public Auction, on WEDNES-
E!eETA DAY MORNING, October 30, at 10 O'clock
E'itlH the premises, without reserve on a lbcr
h'zissGs al credit the following described property
being fractional portion of Lot s. Block 2 Range
r. and lying on Second street, only 5 feet from the
corner Of D and Second, and directly opposite the
Western Hotel
contains on the first story store and back paror
and the second story is divided into four apartments
with balcony in front and rear Also two story
privy, and a small yard.
Anagreement is filed that the parties owning the
corner lot are to pay for half of the wall which
grouted, and every part Of the building hard finish
ed. The Lot is l3 feet by 81 feet,
Terms of sale-One half cash, balance in / months
with per cent. per month interest. All deeds and
mortgages at expense of the purchaser. Warrantee
deeds. H. BARNETT
se16-td Auctoneer
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-16

The KENTUCKY ELEcrIoN.-Notwitstanding
the defeat Of Breokinridge in Missouri and
Alabama, and his overwhelming disaster in
his own State--Kentucky-the papers devo-
ted to his cause in this State, continue day
after day to brag about his alleged strength
They have nothing to say about the Alabama
county elections, but in regard to the Ken
tueky election they say that but little more
than half the vote of that State was polled.
But what does this prove? lsproves moth
ing for their cause whatever. There is every
reason to suppose that the strength of one
party was as fairly represented at the polls as
another, and that had the full vote Of the
State been cast, the Breckenridge candidate
would have been defeated by forty or fifty
thousand votes. Besides, the Seceders them
selves proclaimed that the election would be
regarded as a test, and it was SO regarded not
only in that State, but throughout the whole
country. The Richmond Enquirer, an organ
of the Seceders, frankly Acknowledges that
Breckinridge has lost not only Kentucky
but Missouri.