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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

The VICTIMS OF FATE We have received
from Miss Rowena Gr,nico, il copy of n new
novel written 10y her tehriug The above title.
We have merely had time toglauce over the
pages and cannot therefore say anything as
to the plot. The work is well written and the
scene laid in san Francisco. Those who have
had the pleasure ofreadins The Family Gem
and other stories by the same auhoross, will
find this, we doubt not work Of equal
merit.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25
ImsOlVemt NOTICE.

stTATE OF CALGFORNIA. COUNTY or y1,p,
- SS.-DGsTRCT Court, TENrH JUDICIAL DIsrnrrr -
James 5 Wdrdner vs.. Ills c editors. Petition m In.
solvency ~ -"
Of the fenth Judicial Court in and for the co,pty r
fupa, State aioresid notice is hereby given to the
creditors Of James S. Wardner an insoiyent deb or
pe ana appear before MS Honor, the said Judge AT
Chambers, at the Court House in the Citv of Mrs
VILE in said county, on Tuesday The thirtieth dav
OF oc,ober, 4 d. ls6 at 10 o'clock A. ", then and
lhefr 10 snow cause, any they can, why an assign
ment Of said insoRen's estate sboud ,',t H., 49,
and he be discharged from his debt, and lisbilties
pursuant to the prayer Of his petition now ON file in
stlI Court and that I'll legal proceedings aLainI
sali insolvent both at law and equity be STAYED un
til the further order of Court 'NN ~"
=. Given under my hand and the seal of said
-. Court, this 2ith day of September, A. D.
'''''' 1860. " ~
W. ONEALE.
Clerk Of the Court aforesaid.
Z. T.. De LONG, Atty for Petitioner ssn05-95ds
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

How THE NORTHERN COUNTIES ARE GONG
George B. Tingley writes TO the Times that
the Republicans expects to carry Shasta coun.
ty for Lincoln. They feel sure of electing
their Assemblyman.-Wd,ysviHe AbDeal
There is not single Republican, in the
county who expects to carry Shasta for Lilo
colnj nor one who expects to elect their can,
didate for AssemblymaR This Mr.. Tinglpv
knew when he wrote the contrary TO the
Times lie simply wrote a deliberate nntrntb
What do the Shasta Republicans think of a
man who will thus deliberately misrepresent
the truth? 4? Not one of them has SO little
truthiuIness as to say he expects this county
to 60 for Lincoln or for Wingate, and vet the
author OF the famous "Cooly Bill" says thew
have said so.-Shastq Courier.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

FrBtIc SrEAKING-lIon. Humphrey Griffith
of o!o, Democratic nominee for Pre,ilenta
Lleetor' John Nusrnt, E-q of San Francisco
and Z n. Brosnan, Z q. OF San Francisco,
viii address the citizens of Mnrys,ille This
evening. from the stand at The Western House
corner, III advocacy of the election of Doug
las and Johnson. They are eloquent and ef-
ieclive speakers. and are doing good work in
the Democratic cause
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

The Mil'ertes who are supposed to mum
Der some 10000, strong aud foolish, are not
aEeed, says writer Of the day, os to the
exact time of the falling due of immortal
smash, which viii be paid without any DAYS
OF grace. Som of them expect that we shall
he done up IN less than seven months. 9th
ers take Il more cheerful view of things. he.
cause, expecting speedy last view of them.
and are certain that the world ill 90 10 DOT ,
amidst a great panic, Just before the close of
the year, which Is to be the last year, 80 that
We had better all make the best of it,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.
Democratic Speeches.

Hon Humphrey Griffith, ofYolo, John Nugent
Lsq., of San Francisco, and Hon. S W. lnge
and 9. ~ Brosnan, of San Francisco, are expect
ed IN this city, and will address the Democracy
on TUESDAY EVENING next.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

RACES ~ SHASTA CoUXrY.-Several races
weleto have come off over the Cottonw ,od
Course, shasta county, on Saturday. The
first betwean Dick Turpin and Cherokee
Pony, for purse of 81 900. distance, 500
yards. The second between Lncy Long and
Oregon Deadwood, distance 44o yards for a
purse of 81 900
A race will also come Off on Bear Creek,
on the goth inst between Asbury's mare and
Molkey's horse, for purse of $4,000; dis
tauce, 800 yards.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25
M YSVILLE.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 25th.
Appointments for Democratic Meetings.

Hon JAMES \. McDouGALL and IIoN. JosErH
W. McCnEKLE will address the people at the fol-
lowing places, on the evenings Of the days named
in favor of the election Of DOUGLAS aud JOHN
son, the regular nominees Of the National Dem
ocratic Convention, for President and Wee Prcsi-
dent of the United States:
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

CHEAP CIGARs.-Wm. Simon is selling cl-
gars of his own manufacture, nt SO d street.
four for twenty-five cents. lie makes a very
neat cigar, and good judges pronounce them
excellent Read his advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

a CENrENARIAN.-The census agent of San
Joaquin county discovered, during his inyes
tigation at house in Stockton. a Mexican
citizen who was born in Mexico in 1857. He
Is consequently now lO3 years of age. The
Senior frequently passes the office of the Re.
publican, and walks as firmly as a man of
sixty
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

RoARD, in Private Family, can be had. where
- - the comforts OF home be enjoyed and al
reasonable rates to suit the times N ~
Inquire corner Of and Fifth streeis Of Mrs
NJ berran' opposite Preshyterian Church aep2s
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

PERsoNAL-W received a call last even.
ing IN our sanctum, from our friend Mr.
bausman' editor Of the ydraulic Press, and
?. D Lewis of Sweetland. Nevada county.
We were happy to meet them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

The siskiyou County Fair, will commence
at seottsville, IN Scott Valley, on the 9Th of
next month.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

a BET on NAPA.-The Contra Costa GA
zeite says that few days since Nathan
CoomIs made bet of 81 900 with DR.. Hend.
ley Treasurer of sonoma county, that Nopa
would 60 for DougIas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25
TOR SAEH.
In Lots to Suit the Trade.

400 BBLS. CRUSHED SUGAR;
OONI50 hf bhls n. .. sugar;
50 hf bhls ). l. Sugar:
800 bales No. China sugar;
25 cases Il II Lard;
4l0 cases & II Lard;
200 cases DeckeI's Lard:
800 bags Rio Coffee;
$40 bags Costa Rca Coffee:
s0l mats Old Government Coffee.
500 mats China Rice;
81 bbls Carolina Rice;
tnO chests extra quility Black Tea;
300 hf hbs extra clear Pork;
40 bhls New Mess Pork;
80 hhds Extra Clear Bacon.
BY ROSS, DEMPsTER & co,
SCI 25-1m2p lt3 Batter, street San Fr,,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

The Mirror says 1t is rumored up-coast
that Gen. johnson, late of the Utah army.
will succeed Gen. Harney. who was deprived
OF his command on the northwest coast by
timorious administration.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

AT special meeting Of Elrkl Hose Co.
No. l, Saturday evening, James Dalton was
elected as a member of the Bourd Of Dele.
gates, in place of j. B. Leaman, resigned.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

4HE N J. correspondent of the Charleston
Courier says that Lola Montez is neither ont
OF town nor dead. She Is. however. s,ill there
very sick Although her life was recently
despaired of, she is now better, but her per
manent recovery is not looked for The seeds
ot consumption are SO firmly rooted that she
viii never be ahle entirely to remove them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

WHEAT FOR ENoLASD-The clipper shin
David Brown, lying at Market street wharf
San Francisco. is loading with California
wheat for England
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

The Sierra Citizen is preaching Buchanan
to the few Boilers in Sierra. Next week. we
presume, they will be "dosed' with Lime
(Point)
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

PRIVATE BoAED-Private board can lie
had 10y enquiry at the corner Of d and Fifth
rireets. opposite the Presbyterian Church.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

JouN NuGENr, Esq has written that he
will be aud speak in Amador county in about
two weeks
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

HuNrnREY GRlFFTu-This gentleman Will
speak in Shasta on Friday, October 5th, in
llorsetown, Saturday Oct. 9th in Weaver
Vile, Oct. 3D. in Trinity Centre, Oct. 2d !;
in North Frok, Trinity county, Oct. 4th; in
Tehama, oct. Sth.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

The Rome (Gn.) Southerner, predicts the
election Of Douglas, although opposed to
him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

THANKS to Randall d Lassiter for yester-
days Sacramento Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

NOMINATIONS Ix AMADoR COUNTY. .-lhe
Democracy Of Amad,r County met IN con-
ventiou at jackson on the l9h inst, and
nominated Il Bururll and f. NJ. Howell for
the Assembly, and Robert Coaner fot Sheriff
and J. W. Biuckutll for Clerk. Resolution.
eudo sing the nomination of Douglas and
johnson were adopted. The Ledger says
that the convention vas attended hy a larger
assembage than was ever before remark q
at a convention in Amador county. The
Court House was packed full Of delegates
and witnesses Of the proceedings; the streets
were hronged. and all seemingly acted with
the certainty of great success at the Noyem-
ler election.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25
At Regular Meeting of Yuba Engine

At Regular Meeting OF Yuba Engine
Co. No. 2, held Sep ember 2lst, WILLIAM q. CONG
DON was nominated for First Assistant Engineer, and
c. L. CRACKBON was nominated for Second Asss.
tant Engineer Of the Marysvile Fire Department.
L. HUSTON, Sec. Pre- Tenn.
At a Special Meeting of the Eureka
Hose Co. No. i, held Saturday Evening, Sept.
2Zd, z. J. WEIGH was n animousy nominated for
Chief Engineer and for First and Second Assistant
endorsed the nominations Of Yuba Engine Co No.2.
J. B LEANAN, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

81 STAND BY rus DsNlCRtTIC ORGANt1trIoN, YIELD
oBEpISNCs 60 LIS UsAas,, ASD ,UffoNr rs RaGCLAk
EoAlS&as."-Ste.pt-n 4. DoHy ytts, July ,, ISIS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

Mormon EXCITEMENT N lLt1NoIs.-It has
been given out That Joe Smith Jr., who has
recently been made the Head Of the Nor
moa Church. -" HIS summoned the faithful to
return to Nauvoo. Hancock county. Illinois,
where their ancient temple stands. a large
tract of land near the steamboat landing "r
the Mississippi, has been purchased, 1t Is said,
for the occupancy Of the Mormons, and two
hundred are daily expected to arrive. Calls
for precinct meetings throughout the county
are published in the Warsaw Bulletin of Aug
18th. to take 'immtdiate and decided meas
urc," TO counteract the Mormon movement
and the excitement among the people in that
region is represented as increasing daily.
THE SENTENCE OF GBsoN On the morn
ing of September 9Th, Judge Hardy sen
fenced William p Gibson, the murd,Ier Of
Church to lie hanged, the sentence to take
effect on Friday, November ID. When asked
it he had any legal cause to show why
he should not suffer death, the condemned
said:
81 don't know what you'd call a legal
cause, but know I'm innocent. for | killed
him in self defense; but '$pose its all right.
No man ever stood under sentence Of death
with more brazen compusure than did Glib
son. Upon being found guilty, he rave
wickedy aud delianty. 1t is said that he
boasts Of killing three or four men, and that
he would like rc kill Others His is evident
ly a most abandoned aud malignant heart.
which, it is to lie hoped. will be Titled in
pentance-Amnd2r Ledger
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

MARRIED..

" WAEItIEDs
In the City of Marysville the 23l inst by r. r.
Merrill Esq, Mr.. CHARLES LOWE to Mrs. l.. L. REED,
both Of this city.
From the bottles Of Champagne, accompanying the
above notice, the printers filed their glasses and
drank to the health and prosperity Of the happy
pair.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25
PRIVATE BOARD.


Clerk Of the Court aforesaid.
C. f. De LONG, Atty for Petitioner ssn95-95d.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-25

J1AN Il. RIoIa,........... ........... Enlro".
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
Grand JolliiicatiOn at Metamora.

The Republicans Of Netamora intend having
grand jollifcation meeting at that place on
Saturday evening next. There viii be a torch
light procession formed at dark and marched
through the principal streets Of the town, and
which will conclude with brilliant display Of
fireworks. The Wide kwakes from all sections
of the county are cordially invited to tskc part
in the torch-Hght procession, and to be there by
six o'clock, p NJ, in order 10 have supper
Hon. VIII Cumback, p. A. lIackleman, Esq.
and Col J. H. Farquhar, have been invited and
are expected to be present and address the
meeting. Turn out everybody.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
TIE Late Elections.

The result of the late elections n Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio and Indiana, has had no eifec. upon
the crowd of highly delighted customers whodai-
ly throng the cold White Corner" People may
discuss politics as much as they please, and
make it the absorbing topic, but they never for
get that they must have something to wear,
and they are not apt to forget where they can
buy the cheapest and receive the best sceom-
modatious Of course everybody goes TO the
"0ld White Corner" especially the hdies, who
know 'what is what wher selecting new and
fashionable goods. They're Starr, rnd so is
our young frieri Lewis, who caters to their
wnnfa.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
Ahe's Bows at Rockville.

We end the following in the Connersville
Times Of last week.
Mn. GREEN: On Friday last we visited Brook.
vile and were welcomed by host of the most
respectable citizens Of that beautiful village.
The appearance Of he town in tho evening was
magnificent II was decorated and illuminated
and refinement of its inhabitants yhe torch
light, ms seen from the surrounding hills, was
the most beautiful thing Of the kind ever wit
messed in that region. IN conclusion would
say, we shall ever remember with gratitude the
Of the Republicans OF Brookyille.
ONE OF ABE'S BOYS.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
The Republican Glorifcation on Saturday
Evening Last.

The demonstration ~ the Republicans of
this place on Saturday ctehing last in honor OF
the late victories in Indiana, Ohio, and Penn
sylvania, was one Of the fnestever had in this
place At dark the little jessie pesled forth
in laundering tones the eladdehing news and
fairly made the rumps shake id their boots
The streets were lit up by huge bonhres and
nearly every Republican house in town wasmost
beautifully illuminated and decorated with flags,
banners and evergreens which presented n
grand appearance. The Wide Awakes were
out in good numbers from Union, Fairfield
IiIoomins t'i owe, Netamorsi, and our own com
pany Of this place, and made a most creditable
display. After marching through all the prin-
eipal streets Of our town they halted in front Of
the public square, every Vide Awake having n
roman candle, which were all discharged at
given signal, making one Of the finest and most
brilliant exhibition Of fire-Sorks we have ever
Witnessed anywhere They then marched up
Main Burgess street and halted in front Of the
club room, and after coantermarching and go-
Ing through number Of manwuvers they gave
another grand display Of fireworks, after which
they were dismissed The multitude were then
ably and enthusiastically addressed by w Nor
row, George Holland. DIR. Jno r. Goodwin. and
DIR. Sam. Davis, Of New Trenton, which ended
The festivities Of the evening and all retired
feeling iubilant and delighted
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
RALLYr RALLYm

All Of the citizens Of Old Franklin who are
opposed to the extension of slavery into Tho
free States and Territories viii rally at the sew
cral township meetings designated below. The
aud perhaps other speakers ron rrrsssa
counties
Mt Carmel, Friday, Oct Goth, o'clock, p
NJ, Geo. Holland and Dr. Goodwin.
scipio Friday, Oct 26th, o'clock, P. n
Holland and Brundrett
Peoria, Friday Oct 2Gih, o'clock, P. NJ
Goodwin and Davis.
Peppertown, Saturday. Oct ~, clock,
NJ, and Metamora at right, Holland, Goodwin
OIIair and SchiIling
Fairfield Friday, Nov. 2, o'clock, p, NJ
Goodwin and Holland.
Golfers Corner, Friday, Nov, 2, 6oeloek, p
NJ, Holland & Brundrett
.Templeton' sschool House, atnight, Goodwin
Drewersburg, Saturday, Nov. 3, o'clock, p
NJ, Holland, Goodwin. Davis.
New Trenton, Saturday, Nov. .. o'clock, p
NJ, Goodwin aud Jones'
Cedar Grove. Saturday, Nov ,, clock, p
M., Holland and Brundrett.
Blooming Grove, Monday, Nov. 5, ] o'clock
p NJ, and BrookviIle at night, Goodwin, Hol
land, and OIIair.
laurel. Friday, Oct 10th, o'clock, p NJ.
ahd Somerset ut night, Farquhar and Morrow
Andersonville Saturday. Oct p, o'clock
P ~, and BulItown at night Farquhar, Nor
row, and f. IL N. Berry, of Rush Co.
0ldenburgh, Friday, Nov 2, l o'clock, p NJ
and iuuiersviIle At night, Farquhar, Morrow
and Schilling.
Mornings. Saturday, Nov. 3, l o'clock, p. NJ
and southgate at night, Farquhar, Morrow, rnt
Davis.
Thursday, Nov LIST, at o'clock, p, NJ, Col
Farquhar will speak at Ertels same day at sii
o'clock, Wilson Morrow viii speak at Coen'
school house, same day at ! o'clock ROB-. Bun
brett will speak at St. Marys
st Peters, Saturday, Oct 9th, at night, DR.
Davis, r. Brundrett
The Wide Awakes throughout the county arr
invited to be at all the night meetiugs, and es
pecially at Somerset Bull Town, Hunlersvill'
Southgate, Cedar Grove, Meiamora aud Brook
vile with lamps trimed and burning for torch
light
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
Rally for Honest Old Abe.

The Republicans Of Bath township invite the
friends Of freedom everywhere, to meet -hem at
Mixerville, today friday in grand rally for
principles Let every Republican be ont aud
bring with him his democratic noighbor. There
will be speaking by Col. John II Fnrquhar w
Morrow, ESQ, VIM Smith, Esq, Of Oxford, II.
L. Miller, Of Union county A grand torch.
light will come of Mt night. Wide-Awalcs
from Oxford, Brookylle, Union, and every.
where else, are invited. Supper will be prepar.
ed, and ample provision made to accommodate
all
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
Nrm RnIrrnN. HAMILTON County Ind

Dr.. b. w. RoBAcK, Dear Sir: This will certify
that nv wife had been laborng under seFerc al
ack Of Pa'bitation Of the heart, and Dyspepsia,
I then resorted ID the various patent medicines Of
the day but she found no relief from them. Al
last was requested TO procure some Of your scan,
'ss..- sas.... and Blsed Pills. purchased
itom your agent, ID. v. llama, one butte OF tho
Blood Purifier, and two boxes Of the Blood Pills
and proceeded with them according to directions
She found relief from both diseases, after using
three OF four bottles. / will, therefore. cheerfuy
recommend you Medicine TO the suffering oommu-
nifty, especially the females.
Yours, respectfully, R0BT. M. TAYLOR.
Soc Advertisement. In
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

EIocvroS- c. Lyman, Esq, delivered .
lecture and examples in clocuiion to n large
aud well pleased audience at the College Chape
on Monday evening last The lecture was vel
written and admirably delivered. The reading,
and recitations were Of superior order, Mr.
Lyman as an elocaiionisi aud rcndtr has no ~
perior and but few equals Of his age We learr
that he proposes taking class, and cheerful,
recommend our citizens to avail themselves o
this favorable opportunity TO improve theI
reading and speaking talents
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

Mr. Charles Adams Is putting up d finc brick
building on Main Burgess street, just opposite
the jail in this place, which he intends to oc.
eupy as bakery establishment. We hope 9th
ers, owning property in tia, immediate vicin-
lily, will tear away those shanIys and put up
good substantial brick houses in their stead
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

Our County Commissioners have set men to
work tearing down few feet Of the wall Of the
Court House, in this place, which have proved
defective, aud which they intend building NJ
anew. We are glad TO learn that something Is
being done towards The appearance Of our peck
marked Cour, House. as II Is nm eyc.sorc to
every person Who looks upon IL in i,s present,
speckled condition,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
Fresh Arrival of Splendid New Jewelry
WILLIAM DAWSON

Has just received from the East, splendid new
stock of Watches, Jewery, and Clocks, Of the la
test aud most beautiful and rich variety patterns.
Consstin7 of Gold and Silveer Watches, Clocks,
Earrings, Beast~pins, Finger rings Re-, whion he
Offers for sale at the lowest price fof Cash. Old
Gold and Silver taken in exchange for Goods
walch repairing promptly attended to. Give him
ALL 3 t>-o9
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
FRANKLIN COUNTY OPTICAL.

The following is the official abstract Of votes
cast in Franklin county on Tuesday, October 9,
1860, for State and County officers, copied from
the return Of the Board of Canvassers made to
the Clerk ofthe County:
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

CtormSo-Wo dircc, attention to the new
advertisement IS John Williams, proprietor OF
the Mt Carmel Clothing House, whois IN re.
'eeiPt Of large and elegant stock of goods for
fall and winter, Of which fact TIE public need
only To be nthised