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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-10
ses- e2ir man aus s@mer,tn eetltn tann.

Lie 1anftnef. utht an Reconnaissance, R,r,alaia, ncrssftr
Rrpf. StiGis-, Seiitn-. 0Stitetr- une &~lesnitmCr,sn iteen
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Z. ABasntr, q. Sittttr Snh alien TrussiNsa
s.&I in &idnisns. Rurfulf uap gtmrsbuys.
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Sac. :. @elIpu,
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-10
Sesan padst- unp G,elp SefSrSerunss- 6 ommiEiuu
~ Matrten:
q. Zd,niet Il. 90.

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ttit srreeirI, atatR Waranfie unb Sttein.
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n. A. STURDIVANT

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Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
l9teGtdnrIlt UNI Gitntliher Nptar.)
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Counts. Sfiee: Ode Der II. une @0nfInobe. GjoSeiu's Soo
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BRUCE'S
nem -Dorker Sdrift-6 ie6erri

bat i,ris ~rp,rditis cine srste axswaM rn
Hntiqua.S dbriiteu, Rnr,sa,r;t,,,
m.inpisrSh S'Srt!ter, Dsn,icben Sdbrihsn,
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hUt ShnrliAtcit, hif cr nicint Sdrirten aoapnru m,rs,r i,sr mn
SrtNtn er sempbnlittn 5sptn io.:rbI sessu pear ss auf GRE 4
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iu CNh hteeIialsh Eatrlfrrttitn. Striftsrptsn nettt preisIine
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3tttunssscrduSs ster. ncIGe bieit ga,sisr, ntbff eitfer Np,.. NOR
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ti 5euuna juiencen, iPnren et neutrality-suspicious. in gnrsdnuna
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S2rf. Z, Staube, 16S Srrdphr. n
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800. Sruis uur, Gidr @ainisr mus Gtalsr,
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enranira. 1farkuirs une 9Iisn ron Stutcn &C., mtrecn idutu
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Z. >. PrapcS.
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in Ncrfplt. ia. linp ~Iolscnpe 3citunssn. BET
W m. 4 aiE. 9fr. ID &auttr., ,u batsh
8ptmsnsr ~stnietser, 5rant Gtsties 81. 3citunI.
Uan:ilMnhiaisr, criminal 3eiuIa, Slutririt <Stlt
StaaiS;situns, Stru,te 5Selisti6iti :.
PtiutS y2uc &c. &c.
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Z. 81. Hpimn,c1.

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ufpclltere uuc lape,iersr
"o. zo4 Sroaritrase. ,~rilGcn Ter 4ten uur STEM,
Smgntnlt I'D hem stuftcn putGifum ,r Gnfertisuns aatr in l,u
Ml snilm!aGeneer Irbeiten. aIs: auippIlsrn ntler uus alter
r "rrE, a. M %stneW iirst i'd sin iety itRn.S GIertim nj tapasn
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or i.nne 2 (truter Vrddett'S 6rhi), III Nneen IL, wpitltif lie
soHe'sfn SaTtrdsen snisesnitbt.
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tn Der "Mtlitarp Dali" IthttTurtn.
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'a y. Srtn9ana,
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Hautt.. &aH| ue SbnUpftNhaf Stflneia ah~ al ms tc,rs,r ~
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q. IL. CHALKLEY,
OQneIer Opn QeDer unr 4,,k-l
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@arttn. 9Rrttidaft IN 9uthrrtcwn. WfI
Ter linteristSutte ,rlaubt I'D ie ntn 6rsuubtn une psm ee'aum-
ten TusHiuhi bic Nn.tise ;u nfadtn baf Ct si Gnbe ron Hutbtr.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-10

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2o,ooo Sbs. 2crn's 6p9 9iruno 5tanilr g,aepn -,
baben bel 9Rm Noro,e CO, ="
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-10

aureclferer nab lapeiierer,
no. Zo4 Sroaritrase, ,,ri,Gen Ter 4ten uni 5teu.
SWgTte! t@ Gem etutIttrn putIdum ,ur Gnftriisuna aatr in I,n
CySlHatt etnlh!aeeueer Irbeitsn, ala: sufppIittrn nsIer uus oItrr
asru'' AnlSth9un4 ron Ysatraetn dner Art. 3ars;ierta URN 3im>
m.lH, tu TetNeni 3irtt ib Gin ictr ihpn,5 GJrrtinn nj Sardsn
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United States
&Ab0crbiCgz Snlntr.

Wisinen 6rtunNtu uno Dem rsutitsu eutlifum ri.
%tra'tent 9nwtar, eas ib Gle R;rtbfbait Dee llr,t,s
StaisS orfris' Gde Der i0ten unS Mafnirass, iiscr-
nrn'mrn babe, unp oas 60 mid frtuen pirn, r,H, ,i
mtins asebrten @aiie nit BEN beiteu GrfrifAv ,ssa ~ y
eisnen 40 t6nnsn.
Spsn Gm rnbdufs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-03-10

M NEW-M kRkET HOTEL,
Stt Fer 6ten uEo Miarib1aifr., ~3titbmcnp @a.
ttRi rrrtretn gusiifunt trire fiete ncu ciaacritttfe 6p.l Sc
acus t%nfrfrFla. Bltidiehis s:lauben In ;; HmfrT;tifu,fn NJ
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Hune Hnrtn rirt. Sttht!brftr IL. 5GueItr.
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ID ). Fsiuaan a,
Lfrubcr 1lrs. Ricef,)

I%TUUVI LTIF. VWETJ
ceutitr Srtnmme
t,'aust itN ieren aunerr UNI bts l,iann,nn gutl:fum bic Su;cioe
~ nlaTen. edR nc ihre %leitbtrile %91pbnuna an N,rib,pifrasr -tS-
.anch pt nne IN 'brtr ncuen g~NpbuuHa an Srpaeir1Fs, ;wiittu
or Imp 2 (irubrr VrddetfS 5rtt), III Tneen IL, wpitltft lie
Sthe'et'n gutrdsrn sntlescniittt.
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aH- ;ssr ,rs3ra -.&rs:s so eents.
Fac gilc Sdilsvs. es 2itbliRsspittttt Zee eeutftcn Srlfss,
nj . alien ltntn 9trsbrcrT wilfpmnini iun, TIM 10 mtbp, dis bic
rst npr icn ltiurSsrts IN etu Scrcniasu Siaaru 81 pbiatm
Grcrc ;u babsu mar. '
Mem Dert. q. Sterbranet
SI 5dren IN Tidrmene ttt 3. y. Sttdsr.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06
P. S.-See item headed Mrs. O'Donnen

BEAUTIFUL SIGHr.-The eastern portion of
our city was spanned, yesterday evening just
before sunset, by rainbow the most beauti
full we remember ever to have seen. Arching
upward to a vast hight, its apparent southern
base rested upon the Yuba river, and its
northern upon the bank Of the Slough near
STAIRS mill, consecrating a spot more practi-
cal than poetical with an unwonted glory.
At either end, it showered mist of gold and
amethyst upon the leaves of the thicklv
standing trees, and reflected richer green
upon the margin of the water lined with
sycamores and willows. Standing in the full
blaze of the descending sun, the iron man
upon the flag staff of the City Hall, with his
tireman's trumpet shining like FURNISHED gold
in one hand, pointed with the other at the
magic creation before him, and actually
seemed to gladden. with the view. The whole
heaven partook Of the splendor, and the far
hills. as you looked at them in the distance
beneath the tall arch, seemed to pulsate with
life and joy. As the sun sank behind the
Buttes, the vision faded, and earth and sky
resumed their common aspect. How excellent
time, now, it would be to quote Amelia
Wclby's poem on the rainbow--diyine
poetess, bright be her golden throne in Ueav-
en!-Lut We have it not by us. If, gentle
reader, you are at all in the mood for poetry
find and read that surprisingly beautiful pro
duction.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

Turkey SHooTNe.-A number of the crack
marksmen of Nevada, went out last Monday,
to shoot at turkeys, at a distance of half
miie' for bit shot Out of ninety six
shots fired only two turkeys were hit, The
successful shots were both made by Mr.. Var
ney. So says the Democrat
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

KENTUCKIANs IN TExAs-The Texas Ranger
reports that Hon. John C. Mason, long a
member of Congress from Kentucky, is in
Texas, with his two brothers, looking for
location" on which to settle
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

FLORIDA planters, in large numbers, ac-
companied by their slaves, are said to be
moving westward to the Mississippi Valley
and Texas, in search Of more fertile lands.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

MANzANETA BuTEGs.-These bitters, made
from the California Manzneta, are becoming
very popular as a tonic, Hunter Co, at
San Francisco are the manufacturers. Hen
ry Kerns is the sole agent for the sale of
these bitters in this city. No /, Burton Ale
House, corner 81 and D. and opposite the St.
Nicholas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

OVERLOOKING THE BANKs.-The French
and Chinese gardens We're considerably over.
flowed, yesterday afternoon, by the Yuba.
The jabbering Of the Chinese on the banks
and their frantic appeals to Josh were SOL
emnly iarccal and ludcrousy sad.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

WELL DoNE-Mr. Latham, after taking
his seat in the Senate, was recorded in favor
Of taking up the Plcifc Railroad. 1t was
not taken up, but the will of Mr. Latham to
have it done was good. It is stated that the
manner in which Senator Haun yielded his
seat to his fortunate successor was graceful
and lelcitous.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

CHARGED TWO AND a HAlF.-"Champion,"
the cook in Nideau's Restaurant, who assault-
ed and battered shoemaker, on Wednesday.
was tried, yesterday, by the Recorder, and
fined two dollars aud half
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

AT Portland, Oregon, the Mayor Marshal
and others were arrested while proceeding to
pull down a house ererted on portion of the
levee claimed as belonging to the city. They
We're discharged, however, upon the ground
Of want Of jurisdiction, after which they de-
stroyed the building and removed it. This
action caused considerable excitement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

FRACAs AT La PoRTE.-The notorious shoul.
der striker, Rufus Sweet assaulted Peter
Plug, at La Forte, on Tuesday, when the
latter drew his revolver and plugged Sweet
in the breast, inhicting a severe but not dam
gerous wound. A person caught Plugs arm
just as he fred, else he would doubtless have
killed Sweet.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

HE japanese steamer will not, says the
Alta, return to her native shores until the
admiral receives the news Of the arrival of
the Embassy at Washington and the account
Of the interview with the President, when
she will take leave of San Francisco. This
we have from headquarters.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

TIE CoAT TmEF.-Pat Conley, who stole
coat, Wednesday, from Mr. Thompson,
clothes.dealer on the corner of Second and C
streets was convicted of the ofense, yester
day, in the Recordar's Court He will be
sentenced to-day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

The STORM IN THE MoUNTANs.-The storm Of
the last three days has been the severest ofthe
season. -Four feet of snow has fallen at La
Porte and a foot and a half at the New York
house, up to yesterday morning. The snow
is within twenty miles of Marysville, being
nearer than at any time this seafon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

The new liberty pole to be erected in San
Francisco, is to be ordered from Puget
Sound, and will not be less than one hundred
and fifty feet in length.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

Ma. JAS. McLFARN has bought Sam Har-
vey's express route. running from Nevada to
Red Dog, Little York, Dutch Flat, and in
termediate places.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

YuBA RIvER-This stream was, last even
ing, booming from bank to bank and still
rising.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06
Arrivals at the St. Nicholas Hotel.

Atien ton Yuba Engine Go. No. q
Your next regular monthly meeting takes place at
your Engine House, on FRIDAY EVENING, 9th
inst, at o'clock full attendance is requested
THOs. J. POWERS Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06
PerfuTnerics and Toilet Articles
Wines and Liquors.

ar the choicest brands ONLY, selected with great
" care and regardless of expense for
MEDICINAL USES.
by New York House. and warranted in all resnects
PURE. For sale in Bottle by
RICE, COFFIN co,
apo 2T d ST., Marysvile.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06
HUNTER q CO.'S
VERY JUSTLY CELEBRATED
MANZANETA BITTERS

Asss IF YOU WANT TO DRINK an exceed. ,..,s.
S9Saingly pleasant and healthy Tonic, and at kVS$
~&f-A the same time xkA1
Encourage Home Manufacture,
Try this splendid article. 1t has never been advertis
ed and Is comparative new but its own merits have
caused 1t to become so WIDELY KNOWN and so NMExsF
LY POPULAR, that the thousand and one kinds of TRAs
imported and PURPURTlNG to be Imported from The
States and pamed of on the tn public as coon
HEALTHY BTTERs, are being driven from the market
Nearly all old California miners are acouainted with
the virtue in the MANzANErA bush from ExpRRrrNcv
besides which, it has been pronoun ed to contain rar
MEDICAL properties by some of the first physicians ana
chemists OF the age and we assure the public mai a.
has lost nothing in the compound. Aside from IL on
of the principal ingredients being CALIFoRN1A WINr
HUNTER & CO., Sole Proprietors.
Market street, San Francisco
Having been appointed Sole Agent In
Marysville Tor the abuye excellent and celebrated ar
tcle, am happy 10 inform my friends and the nnblic
generally, that am prepared to supply the demand
for any quantity, at ONE REGULAR PRICE accordin t
the amount purchased. e "
HENRY KERNs,
No. 4 Burton ale House,
Corner Third and d streets
apo-om opposite St Nicholas Hotel
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

WAsHoE.-Some three hundred persons
lett san Francisco Tuesday for Washoe A
laoorer at Washoe writes that he gets 81 a
day for hard work, and has only dollar
meal to pay, so that he saves S4 a dav.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

MAGNoLIA SALooN.-This saloon is Justly
one of the most popular in the State. The
liquors are always of the very best quality,
and the proprietor, Mr. McNess, is a gentle
manly whole-hearted fellow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

SIsKrou CoUNTY.-The Yreka papers urge
the holding of a County Fair in that town
next fall An agricultural society was or
ganized in that county last summer but for
some cause it was imperative. At last ac-
counts (3lst ult.) there was a general COM
plant Of scarcity of water in the different
mining localities Everybody" was predic
ting that money during the coming summer
would not be so plenty as formerly.
A rich quartz lead has been discovered on
Humbug, near Yreka. One man was offered
$500 for his interest, and refused to sell.
Father Gallagher is actively engaged in en-
deayoring to establish Catholic Church in
Yreka.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

Mrs. ODoNNELL-This lady, wife Of
ODonnell who was hung by the mob at Pine
Grove, on Sunday night, for the killing of
Shields arrived in this city, last evening, by
the Rabbit Creek stage She walked, on
Wednesday, from the Empire Ranch to the
New York House in the storm, but, there
hearing of O'Donnells fate, she stopped for
the night, and next morning took the stage
for Marysville She lodged last night at the
ST. Nicholas No one accompanied her from
the New York House Whether she intends
remaining here or going further we cannot
say. She appeared, on her arrival, to be
very melancholy was not very well dressed.
She is a small, plump woman, of the German
type, and about 20 years of age.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06

Brass Goods.
EONsIsTING IN PART Of
Hose Couplings, Rackng Cocks,
Bibb CocAs, Bottlng 'cks,
stop Cocks, Beer Pumps,
Beer Cocks, Hose Pipes,
Hose Bibbs, Bath Plugs,
Shampoo Cocks, Steam Whistles
with full assortment of Steam Gauge Cocks Valves
Oil Cups, &c, for sale by
SELBY q co.,
ap5-my ~ and "a Il street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-06
Garden Seeds j!

DERSoNALLY selected at the Shaker settlement,
Il New Lebanon, ana warranted. In this depart.
ment we challenge competition.
ape RICE, COFFIN co.
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solving upon the annihilation Of both as twin
relics OF barbarism, the Black Republicans de-
nounce forays like that of John Brown In empha.
tic language, disclaim the slightest intention Of
interfering with the institutions Of the South, aud
confne the assertion Of their peculiar teuets TO the
denial Of the duty Of Congress to protect Slavery,
and to the expression of an opinion in favor Of
the immediate admission Of Kansas into the I'm.
iOn.i
What wonder that the nomination and the plat
form takes even 10 the South, who see neither in
the Candidate nor the Confession Of faith, any,
thing to threaten the permanen6y of the peculiar
institution where it exists, and who have them
selves used enough of the gl%ittering generalities'
to be able to comprehend that these mean nothing
practical And are used as Latin quotations often
are, for sound only and not for Specification, their
meaning being hidden in a dead, a gerry dead Ian
guage.
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IT TAKES.

1incolb's nomination takes with the party, and
enthusiastic ratification meetings are being every
where held. AS there was never yet made a
nomination by any party but what was just the
thing, and az no nominee was ever received With
q lack Of enthusiasm-not even James X. Polk or
franklin Pierce-it would be very wonderful to
have the Chicago nomination an e~scepti5t to the
universal fule. 1t takes, hot only among enti'
slavery politicians, who would submissively take
Beel4ebub if the party placed him in nomination,
but IL takes in certain quarters where men are
less likely to sacrifice their principles, poor as
their principles may be, than the political aboli'
t~ionists, who have gone down from Birney and no
more slave States, to Lincoln and the Chicago
platform manufactured after tbs model WhiE plat
form of 1910.
Take for instance the testimony Of the ST. Louis
Democrat which says:
The effect of Lincolu's nomination at the South
is little less than miraculous. 1t seems to have
tranquilised all the angry elements in that quar-
ter. the Democratic party alone excepted. The
millennium contingent on the establishment Of
the southern confedoracy, which was itself con-
tingsHt on the election Of a Republican to the
Presidency. is evidently postponed. The note Of
preparation IOr tue mArsuhlluE U dtmeu noeto WI
dissolve the Union in the event Of a Republican
victory in November, is heard no more throughout
the land. The most desperate sscessionist
thrsateus 10 revolt, and advises no reasonable
action. Whether all this lie to be ascribed to the
admitted conservatism OF Lincoln's character and
opinions, is perhaps doubtful. We are of opin-
ION that the thinking men Of the South are, 10 re-
ality, more favorable to bis election than to that
Of Douglas
From this it would seem that Lincoln is a man
10 suit the South; that to them his election prom
ises the subsidence of that agitation which the
abOlitionists have labcred earnestly to promote;
and that his conservatism is a guarantee of return
ing peace throughout their troubled border, aud
The restoration of order in their rebellious War.
saw.
We 60 fufther south, and the New Orleans Bee
declares,
The Chicago Convention has promulgated q
programme of principles which, with a few ex-
captions, 'would apply quite as readily to one Dor.
tion Of the country as another. Instead ofbrsatb-
ing hatred aud persecution against the South-in.
tead Of crossing slavery with polygsmy and re.