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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-25

The New York banks ought to have on hand on
the 3lst of this month tnext Monday between
$25 900 600 and s26 900 600. II the shipments from
England continue the Bank of England may be |
alarmed ]; then perhaps it won't. However. the !
gold has to come from Europe in some way or
another, and as we have the call on this side or
rather in the South, no fears need be entertained
regarding the financial future of New Orleans. Our
moneyed institutions are fortified.
The Exchange market opened this morning with
good demand for sight ON New York, which was
furnished by the banks in the way of checks at /
discount. Outside there were sales at 295 and 10
II dis. Short sight: FIVE, ten and fifteen days, II
| ola discount. There was some disposition erineed
to take sixty days sight, and sales in round amounts
were effected at 81 discount. Sterling tunder the
| improving intelligence from New York; advanced
from a0l f2ct.-so much the better for cotton. We
note clear bills at from 1o2@1o2a up to 1903, with
sohe sales at I0l. Bills with documents were
passet at 10oa@1eoa, making quotations range
from loofD10l, though there were quotations made
at 80 but the day for %, less than 1OO is pass
ed for the present. Francs also felt the improve
ment. We note GALES at 5.655 60 up to s. So then
!, down to $40. These sales and quotations are,
however, all below the real par Of European Ex-
change.
The season of diyidends-the time for blossoms
to stockholders of our Incorporated institutions
/ has come with the holidays. The New 0rleam Gas
Light Company has led off in the race. The Direct
ors have declared dividend out of the profits fol
the last six months Of Get, payable on and afel
the I'd Monday in January. The Directors Of til,
/ Canal and Banking Company to-day declared
+ halfyearly dividend Of 59ct., payable to resden
stockholders on and after the LIST Monday in Jan
nary, at the banking g-house in this city, and t.
aJJ ~. ar-A
Morgan Sons, on and after the lst Monday ii
p February.
!, j. | CONDITION or THE NEW ORLEANS CANAL, AM
- BANkING COMPANY on Saturday the I'D Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-25

EoR GoNORRHGA, eLEEr. WEAKNESS, PAINS
H. In the Back, and sill Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SoIU-
TIONhia world renowned preparation all affections
Of the generave whether chronic PhysI
CLANS of England France Of America acknowledge
efficacy. Thousands OF sufferers have been relieved IT.
Purely Vegetable In composition Is harness en-
cacions The system becomes nTigorasd the dehiisfed
body and depressed mind are restored TO energy.
Il. ABRAMS
Sole agent for the United States,
snyl7 1y Apotheeary. % Camp street. New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-25

STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans. city OF NeH Orleans
Be remembered that this 18th day of December lseO
before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for hs
city aforesaid personally appeared oer aaard President,
and A. sehreihe Secretary OF the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who being daily according
law depose say that the just
true transcript from the books connsnY
o. GAILLARD, President
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before thin day December
| l5, 1860. ARTHUR sAUGIER,
Thrd Justiceofthe Peace for the Pasiah Of Orsans.
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay per
outstanding Certificates Of Profits for the years
1877 1858 and 1859 and after the MONDAY
ruary next
-TRUsrEEs-
Geo. W. West, R. P. Hunt
JAS. A. White, nj. SIusson
Douglas West Martin Gordon, Jr., Z
D. Jamison, Gamg Augnstin,s
Ar. Miltenberger, Cesaire Olivier,
j. Leisy, A. Bohn,
omer GaiIlard.
The Company coatnueto against the pers tbs
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the
premiums.
Rs- Office, No. Carondelet street. dl7 II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-12-25

GOAL. COAL-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON
Y hand for sale large supply Of English Camel Pi'tsbarg,
and Anthracite Coal at the lowest market price
~ BARBOT 4 WARNER.
n6 tf q Commercial Place.
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iHNtH Fl
Hs ha liai
fN III ie
ffa aai aHH.tt
4 M " m
4 IT, s II Tie lti n ftm.
~ shows = isgfsl D ihasmaha
IL ~ n H. keeper that fffttH HI.
s. # Pfisthafs fafehl fl Aealh' r
aaefs "a 81 gnfdfsh ~ yeaffi rnfhn
citing tost stf taffais % naf.
tft ttngfI' And ~ eaffia fhi.
keepers Gees baftafeHa - their fsllyf.
81 Hfes "a home. aefe aa4ag tle 'aal0.i
s%tiiars Over The iefy Of fhe .lfel an.
eslt.fai ealafei l%aiafef4 ln snhefa ff.
a. e,4lsfffel f.. Whaf tfi fA Fl.
ihr py'
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Commissioners Sale.

1DY VIRTUE II |. d-e-. - sts fseb .ts Goa.
u Of faasssc ssas,, State 4 N.sas.1si. | sill.
sa he ID s-y Il april. III, - the es.rthss-s
ar q aid Csssty, ssll a. Ysblis sese7, ~ tbs
bras-s bids. fer oo<-.kir1 sasa. the remainder.
q, ) epjss u sise n5ssIp. Il he West frsssiea Of
- Sseta--..s essrszf Il s<a1s NJ. IA, Sssss-
~ sss<s<f Il eeesiss u, ~ ~ hsesh-esss
ssasssr Of seassn IS, Ill 10 1s~sship iosf RssSs
~, I.ise saa be:es IN sd cssss.. al a581s
- u.lel ysssb u ne fsp1 Fl Pas5ts. ba1b
s;sh srSssss1 s>esft7 81 D. Fs41asi q he
ysFsosspp. fss ~ essdt F~sFtses II ~ rsssasss
e=nees. SEA Sit = 4. sss-s r-sses'~f ~ Is~.
MIR /. .ssfss, Gee e,s-ss>s.
xarsk IL. 80 esH
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ihtscu LHanulos 100 Nittn4ori -
II i stated IL le'ttd from Paris that u clm
ptny, composed II eight Or ten n the prin.
cpll s~hipowpars Of Mnrseille., haze bought
q large tract Of land in Nicaragua, and arc
ahoei - work N hes aid os'abiisb 70 com.
merco "a ebony and other soois IN thespot.
IT. society alfo purposes 10 cstt1isi On
fafapaab colony IN 60 gua. Two shipa,
fbe jul ~ Cesar aud The se'hc, (thc laiiera
a.ounef,1 Jeff Nafseillcs on the lih ~ d..
= ftiet With 10 passengers. pribe pally eta
gIneer., themisis and workbench OF 10 lt.
scrip ~ 4 second company Is IN fornh.
zion at Garsolle for making q railway ou
be- %l.,lfnps Of Bi,r., q tongue 1T iaul
wi ich separates the LaAc Of N.clragna ifoDl
70 pae'sc.
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TnU aAiE Loan MicArtAY.-Thc Ion.
lon Morning Chronicle, in speaking u the
late lntl nacauley, fays' I've .tiio ON
villa We regard as good authority ,ha. The
lac Lord Nacaulay experienced D ercnt
and saint change in bs rolie ous yaw o
f.u mort. before lie death. We are N.Y.
l-f' lat he embraced ,horouei' ~ lal i0y.
fiily what are called evangelical prime .e.
anl tint b. ouly hope oftarpne Lcfe.r.
Ter res,sl On he stsa.m.ut.'
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= ff rtfItsB rsuf ~ Flaaia COUNTY
81 hHss heIsfe D. IHs ~ .ilI Z at. "a BIZ u.
fa n ~ ftsu ~ pant.t. 30 ihs - ilon :
ltut da,l 1T ishfatff. \ y, 20
WiiHm ii ttiorl tfoN hhtt aisi in
So - o. thu rtusa, tthrreafnf tHt
Mss udet. u a. ahe nttrritut itHpts
nlan, A'l4fl ulen. sille uitn. ahi salamnh
Nirn, u4 iHfs snIHff4H thttu. irtHsrt, ris
u.u residents 81 ue state # Nssss rri, aud Hue
biscuit hfIlfHn. - that he nrdlnni poe 81 ~
us tH.tIt ~ ..lted urHu lhem, Il IL therefore
n%flflri tht. un.ts a. SAL Defendants shiU nn.
rrlf anl HIttj, auss 20 ~ 4 m4f 90 t1up tintmt .
rIi, .H ~ h,tate fsa nett term II Md onfl, 20
rH b 'll iu SOL taf sail tiuuiY ~ panult. ~
tie rln ttnss hereof IN ttc tltn y Pamela, no
ibf NTH Nrhl4t afifi iH Fourth Monday in
utr,G. lsVn, co. allegations 4 sd hll pl1 tc
nixon ff .tul ..si "a, 10 them. nj suth Decree
maia ,4fi,n ~ seem i4si anl IInrer 4 !.
tutitrf oflef,i that IL rtp{ u this nfirr hr pub
lI.hnl ~ lbs "Negt, tupla stu, IS pnliif
r. 81 t4pHf tuii.hHl IL tho tnsn NJ Pamela, 10
sa ~ tu0tt, to- ~ y 'p,' suefi,sitoly,
\ uue trr fr.t.
Jlii', e. II taRlsnN Clerk.
W,tp & f1ota. sliti,uli ia Complainant.
rA4alu ~. lsfL htA
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INFITl Y VI
~ ~. ~ NiNirmt ali hfsittf, z. N M.
h.ft, uihe I.r,fr amt hu q %f''ft. v -.
v -trfr,f ttn, iiats aad ht.e NJ idr ~
60 .ftsr Z ,.f, a%.telr 4at =. " I..
p,i', ifaa'll ~ Ir itf tiH and irsii4tfgf
OF ~ emil CaFis. ID. &. Ts,,.i, ..r,as,3;
Eui pul tarl q ,ai ste tsuty rtaI g. sp-
rHa- ls'ofe .te i'fih,te e. Hus ~ .ali tur''.
N go .ai ID boy Ut April, lsil, - DIV II tho
Va rl Tsrni. 49,. NJ mr. ,'uif,. sHl .iuy std.'
Nrt no. petition rt iN.Hnts =. tar m H. ni.ss
II. oliver. rrit.ns 'tg tt.l 90 N'rin -. t,sn.
3D. q, ..tps" =, Neat. ltHi ting m Tive ,orn,y
-ni Nfi'r iore. ~, nti tif,hl.i iteu its rnl
.. e.. ireta.. i,f',.ei. IN isf h|ie-itn,r. .h1Yid
not 'f rmriel. D. ur,fr ~ Cont. land iiarsl
ssh. t~tL VIZ. UuUTtLN, t7ers.
Attc1 :, lsil. I.ls.
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Executors Sale Of Slaves.

DresUANr sa a dserse II the Probate Court
RENDERED 1t ii. Tstrusry Ts,m. 1860. ,h-rva'f, |
si'l. q Esseu. q sf tne lsss wilI anil testament Of
John Asksv. dec a., On the 9Th day VI April, 1850.
within lawful hours, 10 M premises IN sad rsua-
IL. prasssd to oasr for sals - the highest h5idss.
q vstiie vsn8sa, IN = er-sii Of ss ssssths from
tie dsy Il ssl-, The fsllo~inr lixs'..lsv--. bsiors-
IN 10 re hsirs al representatives, sf Drs-ry a..
ksv. dsepsssi, sifs Alien, . toT about Il ysars
cd, ard vsrv, = uorss Ahsst 3sy-srs old.
Tie nsrs sssrs a, thss .sls aust Eve h11i wist
anrIs szsurisy Tor tie rorEtv pa-saasei.
AARON q. Askkw, E1sea.o..
Fstraa-y ., leo. s--iv.
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9ltD advertisements.


YAE &TlfE0f MISSISSIPPI,
PaNels C5ts.f.
70 Dssti s. @iiifri.. Sarah y. lll- i, anil Flsin
Hfai, estr. hAfs 20 is u Charlie. 1. @llsrti.,
Jln.nf, ds,FtssI. w1p VI, devices and irr ttrs
oi Charles ]. %liItti', %san,0r, dteea.ed anil -
Lew. \. BFaahsr,, Lu.bin! II .id ki,trt, AMI
H. ri. ati Gibson, GUARDIAN 81 ssid DA,l " :.
m sarnh r.;
x-Ut ami zach ~ vot ara hereby cited H. 10
Hnl pear b fyFt .na Probate ga4r. % ....t
Z tdsty. 81 lis C1uft.hDa.s ttrfrYE, 90 Irii,v ths
.I,i dsy u April. l.rl, h M s., tie hptil trtm.
tttt. II all Ua..l, to sl1s eigsi = The En,l
peNsgnis Il d! ias. -. i%asr,s. .%ursi,ihs ssasulYr
II he vifl II C.sries =. ~ii~trs.. sesi,f, deceased.
sa,a'i np, b. sifgas.j aui allsxei.
w. origF VI Cys {. f,.isi Marc Ssh, lts0.
". =. aUofILA. tlrrt.
March .. isS'. lJ.is.
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Pamela Carriage Factory.

l'iE undersigned hit .iai BE- found
/ at ~ nl .i.ui ~ earuia, alere ! =,
d. i. prepared to mtkr ni khi. of----
tntna.e,. Rntkawnt. aal biga,e,. cqnhl ~ style.
autltls nLi huisi e. ans naia 10 lhs ,ou,h, and
nlnaS. virg tntr,l f,g tNels mlnihs.
Repairing J nc u a neat uri substantial man.
ufr. On tha aat.,a-t notice md mast liberal terms.
1911 zen consistently IN hand u large and sell
selected .tucs ii al imi. md .itss " lEps.
vtisi ~ = u Neiaph rfiers. freight added
bat fr etii oHly. %Itnuktul frt The lnst liberal
ts4t unags irntn he rnp.v 81 Pamela nni sicinit,
Nou u si.l .,l tt anl tty 10 deserve q %ciniini
irts ~ tie .,mr. TIVE me a call before going
tl.sharr. 1 tiinuiU.
i%rituttv III. l.5n. .tlChr'.
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C-IsT-.-EIJAEeE-

titf, ~ he re-, iencc ~ ~. !, : icaH ~ lie.
so.l county. ontht ioth n March. l.Ji, Nr.. IN;
y. I'LL tBnEt', Co., vifeo n p4neiB iHeiree
q fiaaIa s3-alS, pfier a lingering illness ef niuo.
'v.twa dag. tier loss vii DO long feit b. those
vh0 tb8N ,er Lesi.
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TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
nxa.. tt..tS

TIE STATE or MiSSiSSIPPLt
PASoLA CotSry.
70 Ssrsh z Dosre,, Dssis s. Waite. JAs r.
tDhi;s, ess CHARTS T. waite, kertsss and 10.
CATERS sf Lsesss =. Ssfsrrais. sessast. end
GresnssIs Dsses, husband Of add Ssrsh T.
VUu ani zach ~ yos AZ. hsr.by eis.j to be
asI srrsar bsfors The rrrbs:s Cssrt ~ said
roanIy. On Wednesday,, The sf,a dsy Of srriI,
1851, ben- shs April Term. lsf0. Of sstt Cesst,
., shc- e,sss why the fasl aessuns Of David =.
White aud ssorge u. Tsl.s. Kss.ators Of the wiII
Of Jam-s :. sa'ssrvhits. drssassr. lhsuld not h
sIiowss aid approved. ny order u Court. Is
sasd Match is.h, is9n.
v. P. woorrES, cIsrt.
March C.. 1850. 9--lw.
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TO THE 2
.-rFrts's hyEp.tsgaS.Na, ,0aDfAE

&8H'
.rsFrfA's bgGI,sTaSN. ~" 'oaDffE
iu riyHrat.t rul rt'iy crrN lnr
IstIrlNTtnNyI n~risUN.a utTis.
ui,tuc,e. ~ ~ cul iur.riui,rI lItp n.nte
NJ lraa or iutn m.Ai y 49, .rsetia.sut, 8 ilui
of JAc Womb. t,t ,.as' .,na aHI in n%seIst'
5000 rt 81 tsmnir..
TaEHE ~ va .,fsJksg .SSogr sr.
SAID M iurspr. iake scrpDius 20 utte'.
tipns. u vtl stimulate, s'renstY ,n. uni m, 'snF
a, sou ati eat.o %, a.,pn ~ hyulii ~ mIalt
cons e.H. s4.u.
EVERY BJItlE IS WARRANTED 10 Glva
sN|t!st NCIiuN.
TD9 tiiiilgHEy.
II yalr ell .fru ~ .l,.I'. iYty, no r' TEL
Nelson. rctj,ni vul m'tu usln br.Ithf, u.s. o. b
lplla. -. not a laUucut, Wy ltauY yuu Nul
b. convinced.
~ u DELICIOUS ~ TAEf.
CAIriuS. braa.cyf uru isi.i.u hi iHirrs Nio
n1, iry tu iair' u.nn !pi srm' Bi.rr. u S,r,t.
pail. I.i'H. a.ieI tia, e.u bd! el'it, by sIfit.
i - ii.i ts sr,i Aypti ,',. hc,. -. fr 50.
.-"', strfnil ni,s Cur, %. sal ttae np.ans
el.s. Il !. tis puly rsafiy tiW will tH = th.
blood I'd 'r,asi =, AL At tie satns iiur s.tgnrinsn
she sfs'gm.
uns tablespoonful 'atcr ever, mornins. fi.iing,
IL = s'r'air preventive 'r Cholera. Iausi sui ~.
vs-, iai,W t"vgr. ~ VA! rrs,as,nt disease. H. !,
70; ap 10 i,,F' Lpuir..
Is.si oa,y ~ pr Dysie, ~ 9 battle, ~ s..
;. II. 5.ci.bAN.
Ill Pra..i',lr u tbs Cordial.
AIsr I,Lran'. v rauir ,il Ltrimrni.
rrire pal Depot IN ths sp,ncr " Third ami Fiat
sirert,. -. Lone. I..usr.
~ For ,rls ~ sscia rs the on'y 1u'hpi,f,s
A.. ~ an In. ttauott. Tlafsa q. LAMAR
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For NmJe.
BALES tlsasy Jsan.. Lins.v sni n.na.
10 ba1s. w WI. ktSAN rii.i..
Jrns ~, $50. Aft.
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ilsto hr,n .lll iI. n. boo .n.t BIS months lnl n
rn 'D''iros Ins b. lu 100 giving ,u.r' .uI.ilc.
'lun. Nh1. iI... hil .ulsr iftm NrttHa,' cor
iinl it whom N,irANs siELNullltNiNu
tliuliL vui ,u,e tuiI
S. I11slH. M eu,.i 1n adequate iln " ihr
immriatn arl i'nH. uirHI'Iis chuse lii.ei
i iitmstNi. t.rlitI u io diseased. dell iairi
Hnl .Iuft fri u.iilus t ..n. nht.b.I 'Iltfr
inau rs rse... v.Hk b" uIIfr. roy tuInf.l D.
sic.nr.., te %tr'i,ri tml mi.If.ns 0ru I.ln BE-
f..,a DO t. pristine hr1.U' nrI ,i.ut.
.rsRaTFB PE1tI.,,,
ur rIicss cu' upt 70 ith't i'un Uhtt. ,Ct
tll.a, uu' .ul N'itan'. 'Iuu.'itua tuAlI
t,lfIitl 2. .nt tiuf ~ NJ. 5000 ul it vti
m1t bose injured .l%eit..i,'. '' BOB. uf.r itiu'.
guts. n,I ..I 10 tb.tIIIi Is l..i,U 900 r'sf,
4. Nrf.t.
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SSV1 VIC EEfCS3tt ueNsp1-
rsss q Washipgtcn City have stopped.
One b he Nstional Era, edited BY the lks.
ssfy s3esassrs Of the late De. Ganalial
bailaDs ssd b contributions from tie psas
afJeho O. whittisr, the Quaker poet. aud
Mra Haovioe nouoher stowe, wtc wrys
"Casls Tons CU1GnR4lbr Il. and Err, rtt-
lshed Il b IL eolsmna. The other d sas
Rsrsblis. Dsth ~ suspended for van. Of
pairosaGA
DsArS = vsssaAsts LAp..-Mr.
NisabstA Csnhsst widow Il Dsrid Crock.
81 oeabss e ObaQsss from Tsnaesssa,
aad ~ ~ Il u Alamo died On ne "a
iasssa5 a srsplesy. b che TIL ysar Of her
- Ma cfssasss led lived for several
yssss = ls1nsss esuasy, Tssas. and ~ a
nsss 0ins1o - e0isbje vunan.
leobesspa Nat tAs nssi Il ~Ae.
y eps ~ = pvsr 1,ooo,o0o bssiel. 81
49, 5up01Qo tsrsuh.
~ hvA - go he ss.~phsrs u
NsvPsrs ~ - ~ s1sspespss ssthis -
sty - 1D1Da1y ~ ~ sehsi -,
- 1taoA - ~ Distant b cseTly
- - - - thsdpQ Z Il
aslo - 80 - sndxs ssopd b.
49, - psspss s,nss as,ss
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27

CURIOUS ABomGINAL PAINTINGS, IMAGES
ETC MIR. Farley, of Butte county, has furn-
ishel the Alta with some strange iacts re-
specting the Coso silver region IN 1uiare
county, called Coso after tribe OF Indians
there residing. He says his party found near
Mud Volcano, "a hill that throws up hot
mud) "evidences of ancient inhabitants, such
as those which have been discovered to the
southwark and eastward, in New Mexico
Every year seems to be developing some ad-
ditional link in the chain connecting the
present age with the mysterious past. IN
dozens of places between the California IRON
tier and that of Missouri, the curious traces
of an extinct people are being brought 10
light, and form an interesting theme oi re-
Election to the inquiriBg mind. 1hese rag
ments may yet be interviewer into an lntei-
lgent and instructive treaties on the aoorlSl-
res who once inhabited this part of the con
tinent, and carried with them social cohdl-
ton far above anything known to the pres
ent Indians. On some OF ire cIius' lH tnS
neighborhood of the volcano, were iounu
sculptured and painted tgures-the iaV'er
colored with some pigment-perhaps emma
UHr. 1nese were eNlueHtly 1HS WIN - d"
former race for the intelligence necessary to
produce them does not exist among the
squalid creatures now inhabiting that coun'
try. The designs were rude and uncouth,
representing, for the most part, warriors with
hideous and cruel faces, some of them armed
with spears and bows and arrows, ana nd
vancing to the strife These were all of life
size, as were also number of figures of ami
mails inhabiting the Sierra Nevada, such as
bears, deer, aud the California lion-also
several varieties of birds.
In other places were found terra Gotta, or
rude earthen ware, such as is not made by
the present Indians and on the hill tops the
party saw what they supposed to be ancient
burial places These were marked by cir
cles of large stones perhaps ten feet in diam
eter, and had apparently not been stirred for
centuries. No hieroglyphics We're seen.
Being the pioneers here, and probably the
first white men who have ever trodden these
solitudes, the explorers felt singular inter
est in being the first to discover these relics,
of which the history must be forever shroud'
ed in conjecture"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27

ARRIVAL OF FSAcRAMENTANs.-To Mr.. Bar
ney Wolfe, of Sacramento, who arrived here
yesterday at about half past 10 o'clock A. NJ,
in company with several other gentlemen Of
that city, we are indebted for a copy of the
Union. The party came by private convey
ance, the object of their visit being to wit.
ness the ceremonies, to-day, of the laying Of
the corner stone of the new Odd Fellows
Hall in this city.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27

MEETING AT VoLoANo.-At a meeting of
the citizens of Volcano, Amador county, held
on the 10th, to ratfy the nomination OF
Douglas and johnson, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Democracy of Volcano do
hereby cheerfully endorse and ratify the nomina-
tions made by the Convention at Baltimore, and
do hereby promise to give the nominees, Stephen
A. Douglas and Herschel V. johnson, their full
and cordial support
RESOLVED That the nominees of the Baltimore
Convention represent the National Union loving,
conservative element of the American people.
RESOLVED, That the delegates who remained in
and who participated with the Baltimore Con-
vention until its final adjournment, richly merit
the commendation of all true Democrats, and
lovers of their country.
RESOLVED, That the delegates from California
who seeded FROM the Baltimore Convention, did
so on their own responsibility, and not in aecor
dance with the wishes of the Democracy of this
State, and that we also hereby repudiate and
ceusure their act of secession.
The meeting was addressed by Col. Made
ra, j. NJ. Porter and others.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27

JAVA CoFFEE.-We notice in our advertis
ing columns the card of VIM. II. Bovee d
Co., in which they offer to this community a
strictly pure article of genuine Government
Java coffee We hope some of our enterpris-
ing merchants will procure the article and if
it is what it purpOrts to be, we shall esteem
them true benefactors, as the abominable
stuff now sold in several places. in the coun-
try, for coffee, is vastly eomplained Of.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27
Il EMO Al.
A Card.

In renly to the card Of Mr.. Tomb, which appeared
in the DEMOCRAT OF yesterday all that have to say
is that have placed his affidavit before the public,
wherein he swore in suit against me on a note
which he had bought. His card, in which he denied
ever having purchased or tried to purchase an
or note against me- has also been before the public
Either his card or his affidavit, the other is
false In regard to the name and dissolution of the
copartnershp heretofore existing between myself and
other parties will answer Inquiries of any gentle-
man who feels disposed 70 call on me.
JyEf-H ]. t. plCKEY
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27

PAINFUL AocIDENT-On Monday, near
Milpitas, Santa Clara county, says the Re-
porter, young man named Foxhall got his
toot caught in threshing machine and his
leg was threshed off nearly up to the knee
After the accident the wounded man took
out his penknife and amputated his shatter-
ed member. Foxhan would have made q
good soldier
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.

4. q. q. T..
The members of the Order are hereby notified that
the laying of the Corner Stone of the New Hall in this
city, will take place
Friday, July 27th, 1860.
The Grand 0fhcers and Subordinate Lodges, and
Encampuent, and visiting brothers, will meet at our
Hall on Third street, at 10 O'clock, A, M
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Procession will form at Che Hall in the folIoxin.
order, and move at eleven O'clock.
Chief Marshal and Adds.
Band.
Oriental Lodge, No. 45.
Banner.
Yuba Lodge, No. s.
Visiting Lodges and Brothers.
Marysville Encampment, Not 8.
Grand lodge Officers.
Carriages containing Sisters of iebeooa
Carriage containing Board Of Directors of 0. F. H. A.
Carriage cont lining G. Chaplain, Orator,M. W. Grand
Patriarch and NJ. w. Grand Mt ster.
The Procession viii form on Third St. and march up
to Fourth Fourth to 4, E to Seventh Seventh to D.
down to corner of Third where the exercises will
take place in the following order
Remarks by the Grand Master,
Prayer by Grand Chaplain,
Reading OF the record to be deposited in the stone
by Grand Secretary
Ceremony oflaying the stone by NJ. W. Grand Master
Singing by the Choir,
Prayer by the Grand Chaplain,
Concluding remarks by the NJ. W. Grand Master
The Procession will then form and march through
Third St, to L, down to First First to d, up d to
the Theater, where the Grafton will be delivered by
Bro' W; H. kHoDEs' OF orovile, after which process
sion will form and march from Theaterto Second Sec
ond to U street, up to Pavilion, where the mem
bers of the order and invited guests will partake of
collation. spread Tor the occasion after which the pro
cession will form and march from the Pavilion TO
sixth st, down Sixth to D. down to Third, thence to
to the Hall.
The public respectfully invited to be present and
witness the ceremonies.
E. HAMILTON, Chief Marshal.
CHAs. L. THOMAS, ". X. HuDsoN, Aids.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27

AT the term of the Court of Sessions of San
Diego county, now in session, the grand jury
found bills of indictment against several
parties for breaking open and stealing from
the warehouse of the Overland Mail Com
pany, at Fort Yuma.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27

FIRENEN's BALL AT TmBUcroo. Rescue
Hose Company No. l., of Timbuctoo, will
give ball at the Timbuctoo Hotel, on Thurs
day evening, August 9th. 1t will be a fine
affair, and the attendance, no doubt, will be
large.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27

THE BooKsELLER.-We have received the
first number of new periodical, of this title,
issued monthly at San Francisco. 1t is pub
lished by VIM. II. Knight, and declares itself
to be the organ of the book trade on the Pa
cifc ooaat
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-27

THE Sacramento News will appear on July
3lst in an entirely new dress, and will be en-
larged by an addition of ten columns