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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10

First Day--Wednesday, June 9th.
APURSE Of S 900 will be given for a TEN MILE
TROT provided four horses enter and start for the
race.
Second Day--Thursday, June 2Sth.
A Purse Of $3.50. three best in FIVE. Three horses
to enter and start for the race.
Third Day--Friday, June 20th.
Purse of $400 two mile heats, three horses to en-
ter and start for the race
The above races all 60 TO harness, according TO rule
Entrance ten per cent in all the above races En-
tries to close June 20h with the undersigned.
The racing men, and the public Of Cal fornia gener-
ally, may rest assured that the purses, as above adj
vertised will be hung up at the Judges stand, regu
larly, at the appointed hour Of each day.
The foregoing Races win be run according to the
Rules Of the Marysville Park.
The track mas been put in complete order, and is
now in fine condition to receive horses. Those who
may wish to train their animals can have an OPP
portunity Of doing so.
Fine stabling accommodations are on the premises,
and an abundance Of excellent water, and nothing
will be found wanting conducive to health and con-
veni nee.
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
Park House for visitors
A PAVILION has been erected tor the accommo-
dation of Ladies and Families who may rest assured
that no person Of an improner character will be al
lowed the Stand. X. T. O'HANLON
may15 If Proprietor Marysville Park Course.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10
BRUSHES.

ENvERY Variety for sale by
II RICE, COFFIN & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-10
Spices &c.
Oils ! Oils! Oils !

nF every variety, large assortment at reduced
~ rates. RICE, COFFIN CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18

IIBRNAN TESTIMONIAL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-18

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Fte 81 hsvss sppopted to tins
sstcfe s-hs-.s fs' Ae pary"ss Of treating -its
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

~
III VIoLENcE OF PARTYs FEELIsGs Those
.wholose sight 1t the fact that there never
was Democratic ADMINISTRATION thai was
not abused BY its opponents. think there
must be more orslesso truth in the many
charges made against The administration
of Mr. Buchanan. Of extrsyagance, cor
DC aBut this is,by no means a
safe criterionN Washington was charged
with .ispsbezslug The pubic money, = a6d
Jefferson was assailedtas ..idpins c6npist-
ed tAe scene lcf ignomiiny sShick Vdskiag-
ION began" jackson was denonAced as
ia tyrant." and Polk call "a usaper. 2
iButposterity has done ahese men Justice.
AMI their administrations are NOV ac-
knowledgcd 10 have been eminently patri-
otto and honesE II is the malighity Of
party spiitl that induces the enemies 81
the Denocratic party anivefsallyd snoun-
ce lie Presidents and its lpolicya 1.-The
ADMINISTRATION Of Mr.. Buchanan issnbw
called extfayagant only BY the men who
desire 10 turn him ont that they may nal
the Offices. Unless thantwo years irt7iIl
be Acknowledged 10 b economical and
conservative. - Clarksbuf1 Regisl,ks D.
- Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
What "lIOues Joe taHc'' thinks Of thf
sCOefDiOa', Doctrine. as

a friend askedthc old warrior what
he thought Of thispew Doctrine flat
Douglas haa proclaimed ii virginia
and North Carolina, That IL w !,
assist Abe Lincoln to socfee 4 soye.
reign State Of this Unfos. 4 lis reply
was in the very simplicity 81 liz
character, aadwithont erene difatisn !.
81 NEVER HAVE. IA Nd NEVER
WILL, 4 DRAW MY SWORD a.
gGAINST AL PEOPLE FIGHTING.
FOR THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL,
RIGHTS :, A1obler sentiment was
never uttere, and would have done
credit to IeSman yirtnre Ia her palini-
est days.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Population 81 the Vest over Vel Estimated N

ne census. Il u should have no 81 her
effect, will shown what manner The re.
pdted increase IN population oftIs cities
of the Union. and ESPECIALLY Id the West.
have been over. estimated during The past.
three or four years. Chicago. for in
stanceg has been estimated By many to
contain 40 BOO people. This conclusion
has been asfived at from several jxcts:
Il Msrch lasi, the vote eastin .he Mag
HI y election was nearly i 8. geo; which.
allowing onevote to every even ihhabi.
tapfs. would give d popular az nsafly
$4,000. which exceeds the True FesdEns
BY nearly 20, 600, So IL Is With he cit..
irs Of 81. Louis, Cincinnati, and. ia fact.
All the large towns Of Tie West. The
Chicago papers predict that the West will
Gall short ~ least one million III lie ssli.
mated population, sggs.l # Il 3 fssg;4l.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Pennsylvania Politics.

The Democratic State Committee 81
% which Mr. Welsh, il chairman, met At
Reading on Friday last, and adopted the
following resolution:
Hs' Resolped. That this COMMITTEES do
hereby recind its actipn At PhiladeIphis
On HE oud. 10 July. AID Cresson 81 i'll
o. e August. and that we recommend
70 the Democratic party 81 PENNSYLVANIA
~ stand b. The Electoral ticket made bj
The Democratic Stale Convention al Read
On Tie ist or March, ss q Il
Amendments Recommending 4 confer,
eaee with the Bel and Donrlas pafties,
We eJaeiea. upon The ground that
Douglas friends were guilty Of fiagsrran,
vielalion Of good faith ia The late suiber.
2 nato q ELECTION. having % soperated With
the Linconites.
. y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
ia. Bots organ Deserted Him.

We fad the follwibg article copied
from the Baltimore Clipper, lately The
slmmortals organ
III IS natural chat the bitter and ma.
lignant3 speeches Of Henry Winter Davis
and John Minor Bolts, affecting toFbe fpr
BEL but really intended 10 aid tbe wan.
ing cause cause Of Lipcoln, should re-
esive The praises Of The New York ri.
oxns They, have their reward. Ii u
vs. from Tie South that tend % paralize tbs
Efforts ofthe friends Of the Union and the
Constitution in the Notth.r Hffsa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Tgs SouTH WAkRp Up--RoLL On rHE

Tss SeuTHWAkRp Up-4RoLL on rHE
BA,E-The political excitement III the
South is said 70 be waxing warmer and
warmer than II has beeo fora number Of
years Agendeman who passed through
Mississippi. Alabama add Tennessee,
stoppingiat several political gatherings.
says The enthusiasm for Breckinridge IS
unbounded. The people assemble by
thousands At The littls towns about The
G,ountrss speeches are made aud poles
~ raised in WI slirsrrions. n one small
lpwp, IN Alabama there Is one pole viii {
p reekiDridge and Lane. flag upon it, which.
vas said y BE OF the immense height or
VOC feet. and having upon the Top the de-.
nocratic emblem Of victory There il
iSte doubt Of most Of the Southern States
being ssfs fer Breckinrid ~ by 4 large ma.
81 hem Win % ii II believed that Che whole
RplIon the ball. frieuds. aiip,
Virginia catch the1tre. and her gallant
Young men here. as il the South. with
out distinction ofparty, be found battling
for The great cause Of Democracy. HUI
ii for the Old Dominion!-A israadria
Sentinel. 1sI@ |
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

4 From slia Washington corresnondsac.
q sAs New York .Hssai I'VE clip she gol.
i cannot Be doubted that tie eau, 1 q
Bfeekinfifgs and Lane has received II
lmmense impetus forward byslhs spes,,I,
l9f Judge Dsdgas 1t NGffolk.S fie e II.
tkpoKlsdgsd By his friends ID have shawn
az q''eE ha'R of tact and d;scgetipp HI
TsspsRdin The qnestidn IS Itch VA s ) ,putl
y him. His annlnci3tidd 81 4 ses3lve u
W. i9 ssSec 71IkSi 4 = I. { 81,
STATE, but nj any N. ..||. r '.t,.,z 8
States ip lis Could f3l.;..l.
'tle celistraeton put upon 50. ~, ;. "
1.ti ~ Snlib Is 4 n, "a
. - sItist winch WIZ isus
easily b. extinguishsd. Il has turned
thousands against him. including many
prominent men in every, elecliph district.
Let us deal with realizes. Coercion "a
will never be Otherwise than hateful 70 |
any portion Of the American people
scarcely less odioas ID those who may diff !
fer from The section OF the State against
which coerciye measures may be pfopos
ed than 10 the objects OF such proceedings
scarcely less Iepugnatt to the senltil
ments Of those who never maintain the
constitutional power of tie FEDERAL Gov. |
eminent to /" coerce G a member Of the l
Confederacy than 10 those who DENY any !
such tight. The popular iselmgq IS !
against Il. We want ho civil war--no /
streams Of American blood shed BIZ al.
American afmy-ia i struggle 10 compel |
our brothers 10 give obedisncs Is the Fsl.
eral Government against lie ordinances
Of their own State. lsa il'Sa.F
Y No statesman can sustain himself ia 4 |
single county. town or village 81 4 single
Southern State. taking the grounds which /
Douglas is-assumed 70. have taken al Mr.
folk. & s. n. 4ll} ls RsYf II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

IA new town. 10 be called ..Virginia
City. has been laid out near Portsmouth.
Va. b an orr ahized company. with the
view Ct establishing cotton mills, wooden
factories. and non works Tie Norfolk
Argus says Virginia City. as laid out,
lies inside of the wofldfe1opnod harbor
Of NorfaIk. in The State Of Virginia. ad J
joining the United States Navy Yard and
the city of Portsmouth. land extending
for three miles along the main harbor. IS.
tween The seaboard and R. R. and the
Norfolk ala P.R.R.. and tfhe Dismal
Swamp and Albemafls and Chesapeake
Canals with The best harbor Gn8ihe Al.
lapiic ocean,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

u GEx. BuTLER's AceEFFA NcE. Gener-
al Benjamin r Butler. ID BIZ, letter accept
ing the Breckenridge nomination fof Gov
srnor Of Massachusetts,. EXPRESSES himself
Eas opposed to any fusion. He accuses
the Douglas party Of timidity and = re-
luctance to commit themselves apon The
slavery question. and charges ihe Bell
party with endeayoring 10 eopeiliate The
popular sentiment of Massachusetts bs
lnominating the gentleman ..hho Kept The
lmoneys Of the Kansas Immigrant Aid 81
eieig for Goserners With tiilleFsoI
|tbese parties he copceiEss bis side Of the
Democracy can make no alliance which
would have even .'the ppor merit Of sue
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

! DIscoURAoINd FROM 1iik PKxxsYLvA-
MA on WELIs.-L aie intelligence from
the Oil Well District 81 Western Pennsyl-
ysnia, reveal the fact that the celebrated
Tideout well stopped flowing over the
top, after throwing out some two hundred
barrels day. The famous Crosby well
had dwindled down from seventy barrels
q day to Xix or seven. but thu owner
thinks The failure Is attributable tos The
filling Of the pump, and hopes 10 do bet-
tel when Il u cleaned. Out oftvo huns
dred and sixty seven wells % the creek.
above Titqsville. only thirty four are ~
pumping oil and many Of the oil SCI
are just now ia aetato Of veyy a1<'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

The Jackson N.ssissippian. Of the 6th
inst. says y i
-. Tbs returns fcs local ela:tinns on
Democracy show that The Breckenridge
maJotrty The State .by an
less than twenty thousand maJ5.sa 10.
The frst. Tuesday in November uext. r.
Counties which has heretofore been CON
sidered doubtful. such as Rakin. Holmes.
Yszoo, &C.. &c, have gone Democratic
BY. majorlies perfectly astounding. u
III parts Of The Safe grand swell Is man.
|ifesting itself.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Ia CAlI Er9 AaMs Tic Goyefnorl. j

a Call pr9 AhMs The Governor u
Arkansas, Elias N. C$dGay, b4s issued 1
proclamation 10 The Pilitiy 81 lhs rsaEe,
4dfireciing them a tc prepare for trouble
ptesses Che Singular belief that The peril
Of The South comes. not from the North.
bnt from The machination Of Great Britain.
He says:
1t Is my opinion that tle British gov {
eminent IS the real author aud instigator
of The mischiefs and ou:rages perpetrated
against The slave States. and tliafjt is the
duty Of our federal government, and the
patriotic people 81 The United States y. 70
hold the British government responsible
for disturbing the peace and domestic
tranquility Of the United States,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

SERroys JoKE. While The Wide
Awake" procession was paradi6g Satpt.
day night. in Troy. M 4 policeman.
who belonged 70 the asspciaticns arfesIsa
a.drunkeri man and Saftisdshim along IL
The ranks. The people bot liking this
styls OF doing business The procession
was mobbed and pistols and sticks were
freely used. The Arena says there were
about 500 menfih the procession. and that
ItheI panic and flight became general,
Togches. cApes and everything cha. might
denote ) Wide Awake. were Instantly
thrown away 81 more than half tho pro
cessi6n. and literally bestfewed the street
On Sunday morning Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

MAJOR James E. Amend, appointed
Douglas elector BY the Staapton Gcnren.
ton, for Page county, Virginia. has de-
termined 70 support Bteskinridge and
Lane.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
IT, VIRGIN OCTOBER 80 I86oNzT Ma b ST..
From , The PsiArP isas{nt iss view.
4 Beautiful. lnsidsni.

From The PSih.p Isas3 e ~ z !, |
!. 4 Btaultial, lnsidhl.
Immediately alter The yiF6n;a Nil,
d bad defeated The I6;is5s n lbe Rs,,ls
\ Point Pheasant. tie 1ur1irsIr q coli..,s
The bodies Of their fa||e'. conrad g 81
!; inferred Them near The c<nabence of'il
I two rivers. upon wiz Is hosx Il nosrn /
the Resergatioa Ths tbntllsv Was ,lls
!. an unbroksn forest IA Gensafb If
branehssI Of lis giant. Trees Il 81 q i i
from lie haunts 81 T.. & 4, i ! $, ~
the. humble graves q tli6se brave III hui !,
fortunate men Th5fSsr wlIoop s. n,
savage had scarcely dizd away and III,
Smoke sfi ihe recent lI'id fought bald
evil lowered over III y1|ir 15 mourn
linr iIeuts getIer< .-ts,l HE fl,.,,I
AID ,i{bosIIsd: one s. ca. tlle 6bl's: B
Their lale eonpapioas d afhs. Oh
Il ROW sad must haye been sthS hearts oI
lthose noble men. 81 tlpi solemn moment
mo doubt they Lifted npeir thoughts Grsn,
lthe awful contemplation Of he death
scene before then, and ;he wilds around.
and reverted 70 lie homes iar away, So
soon V pe elleu Elih grasfiop ACCOUNT Of
ne sis'n;9 10 DOUBT = tear tricaed down
the wealheribeaien hee ofihe warrior, as
be saw the graves close over The dead
forever. said 10 himself 4 peace Be tofAe,r
dshes ~ 4a. s.5 N I'll M
Eighty-six years have Town since then.
The dense forest has yielded 70 tie axe
has vanished beneath M s * 81 aa,,t ;aoe
and here. where once Was M s'.sna n
carnage, Peace, with is eonssouep, bless J,
ings, has giyrn encouragement III industry
ana enterprise, and 4gricaituFe blends
the military with the oth4r arts and sell
ences IN 4 peace offsying a. s.Iemnl; ri
= E,,e 10 ,0ll I,s, lns,dsn a,.,.
tlle most interesting features af our AL.
Wis Riaeman III q, ~ ~ 49,, 800 ~
,,h;.h 80 - .'ia" 800 " ~
|" ~ lir.Ys Eoi Owe cltllens pear witness
that 4heir most impressive preform I
ance, was at tllejurayss az those heroes
on The morning 81 sths lSst as ofs,h..
>Rair The .eomna,y IA s,iI e u9
headed BY their splendid Brass Band
marched Ito rifes 1rs-vas and {gf1.,J II IN.
rounds. 1ben. psri d ! so ] dirg ira
IN tyas th,a EEst ira I,
= =, III was hiss HFsl- tlins' = our knpwledse.
that The graves had this been honoredt
AlIarge, aambef\ Of persoihs wits4s- "a the
and No p.~fefss siyely solemn,
syns -, of MAN ssN'f''' y sue I
y III fII,,,.;a 80 So ssvnF'ihSe Use
y N'ie 'oiV "t'S n''es' from The graceful
pen O. one q cur lAlr osn :. rlbsiors J
~ AruMna M Msrna. a 'h me .rase q
43G \ 80 Il.
tpon historic ground, where once fierce bat
t'staged Il t,il 81 1S
Where once the red nah sna ii e white en-
Hs II tbe sIiiilsr, bo,sa !, tlle plsiu.
/ ,t;ye d,rgI - E1'-- ~ P'aa'r4
ri, not M batlle.s toar noI ,,,noav ], III
VI II afms.~ "a NJ .--si z - Il - =
,Tfsnot Tie savage y ar -whoo.,s dread alarms
= 4, ny s s,'rSs 'Ses' sSFp1oy ne pat
n. {, ~. Ssf .aiis Z, .3 Il, il
,,;sLt,. - = "ists sfeep une
o ,;n,,,n 49,, N, 4,
~ " = i'oiiel q tne Heioss IN
5t men etaSes
Pause. stranger palse !. I IA lron The sol.
-. = y d T ~
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TO THE PUBLIC.


INTENDS praeticing in the Courts ofKa-
1 nawha county. 0fice-Fofmeflyo cen
ness for his friends and the public. 81
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A chap who we5k 70 California poor.
and subsequently, beean,s very rich. il
now % extravagant that b skates on 10
cream.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

- = $ Of 1sasls " hKxfI VIII ex-
Ipire. BY Limitation. on ihe FIRST OF January,
1880. 4... # Il q - 1911 IS y 4
! lake This method Of informing nly friends,
that afisr that lime. il Is my pap lseto lake
NJ active part in the concern oil BAkKsn4EE
4 BHoTnkRs. as chief salesman of IT. ,bacco
From my long experience in this branch OF
the business. thasing .aeyotel myself air oSt
exclusively 80 it Tor The past ten (t9) years y
ladattet myself that shall, ut all times. be
able To secure forany patrons the hig hestih
ket value for their crops.
- twill give ine'much p 'easure to eoniinne5
that business relation With you, hefeiofire
enjoyed, VII lSt4a member ofti,e old toncefn5
Of BAaksnALE q Rtap, and assure you mat
no effort on my part viii We spared to pro-
mote your inter, st.
To nv friends IN the Western part the
State. suggest thai il is all impprisntItol
prize their Tdbaeco in.tbe lawf0l sIRe cask,
making the hoeshead to weigh fam u q III
$500 nett. Must 81 the fobaero grow Id
iiatregson is suited only for export, slld sftp.
pets inject greatlyto purchasing d, hpgsheaG
oil Tobaecbsnf less weight a tAl
( Iwouid also suggest = those whos succeed
in making yery bfight Fancy T'obafeo, thar
neat casks, sufficiently large TO coni5in from
Ito 500 fbs., Shot d be used. II
have no hesI.ation III saSine THAI Rich. |
1iond, as.a Tobacco fAaikei, Is now Lie most
important in The Cnlted Ststes. and the
alauiercap find no market that viii GENERALLY
urnish more renuneritite prices for hts labor
han this. me-
Very respectfully, IA sifeaiE
Your ob-diesi servant.
r4fEft7sh'E5. ENENTN Apr cTAaII