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Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

On Friday evening lecture was delivered
before the Sacramento Library Association,
by Gen. James A. McDougall, on the subject
of " California, and her relations to civiliza
ton" Preceding the lecture, an original
poem was delivered by Mr.. Sumner.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05
DIED.

In this city, February 4th, 1860, John T. McCarty,
formerly of Indiana, aged IS years.
Indiana papers please copy.
On Saturday February 4th, Mary Adallde, wife Of
ocaF Alderman, aged "a years IN Inths and 10 day
native OF Boston, late OF Minnesota.
Bosuon and Minnesota papers please copy.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

NEW DIGGrNGs.-New and extensive dig
gings are said To have been discovered be-
tween Camenehe and Cat Camps. in Calave-
ras county, to which great rush of miners
has taken place.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05
NTarYsvilIe H. hi. Snciefv.

The regular monthly meeting of this Society will
held on SUNDAY, February 5, at 9 O'Clock P. NJ, a
their room in the Ell Dorado Building, on street.
punctual attendance is desired.
JOSEPH LASK, sec'y
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

The Members of the Bar of the Tenth Judicial Dis
trct requested to assemble the Court House in
the city of Marysvillc, SUNDAY, Feb s. At2 O'Clock,
P. NJ, to attend to the grave in body the remains
of their late associate. John T. McCarty.
BY order, HENRY X. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

The members of Marys lille Lodge, No. Q, =. and A.
VI, and all members of sister Lodges, are requested
to meet at Masonic Hall on SUNDAY, Feb. 9th al
hapast o'clock, to attend the uneral OF late
Brot'ss, John T. McCarty.
| J. r. TOTMAN, W. NJ
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

EUREKA WHIsKEY.-The worldwide repu-
tation Of this article, has stimulated parties
to put up an inferior article in imitation
Use none but the genuine, which can be OBJ
tanned of VIM. Newell d Co.. San Francisco,
the sole agents.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

A DISPATCH says that fire recently oc.
Cured at Shehoygan. Wisconsin. in the build
ing occupied ~ the county officers and the
Recorders Court. prior to 1882 All the
books and papers of the obate Court were
destroyed. The building was value ut sl5.
O)o. No insurance. The loss to the county
l. S60nnO
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

Inc oinceFs anu sir knights ol Maiysville Com
ma idery T. D. are req 4estsd TO con, enc at Masonic
Hall, THIS DAY, (sunday) at u o'clock NJ, Tor tn.
purpose OF making arrangements to attend the funer
al OF Sir John T. MeCarty.
J. E. STEVENS, Commando,
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

IL San Francisco. the trial of Thomas Do
Ian for bigamy. his been set for the 18th
int. lie has been committed to jail in de
fault Of 5000 haiI.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05
Masonic Nnfice.

The Companions OF Washington Chapter, R. A. Ma
sons. and sill soiourning Companions. requested
to meet at Masonic Hall on SUNDAY, Feb. 9TH, at
hafpas o'clock, attend the funeral Of our late
Companion, John T. McCarty.
w. l.. LAWRENCE HIP
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05
Masonic Notice.

The Companions OF Msrysvile Council, r. and S.
NJ, are requested to meet at Masonic Hall, SUN
DAY, Feb. 5h at halfpast o'clock to attend the
funeral Of OUT late Companion, John T. McCarty.
BY order, 7. A. COCLT, 8.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

ONE SIDED b ARGAIN-The following par
ticulars of cattle trade were related to us
last evening 10y one Of the parties, Mr.. NJ
NIaher. who has been for some time last stop
ping in Marysville. 1t seems that some ten
DAYS since. Maher purchased some stock OF
two hrot ,ers named Riley. living on the sac
ramento river, nhove Princeton. lie had
bary lined for the stock with one OF the broth
ers on "a trip up from Sacramento. Mhher III
l,ces that he paid the Rleys some $1,000. Tor
which he was to receive certain number oil
American heifers and horse lie took IL"
receipt for the money aud when the STOCK
was driven in from the plains he found nnth-
i'm, but inferior Mexican cattle to select from.
Refusing To take them. the parties all retired
to the house where either to trighten him to
terms or for some other purpose one at the
brothers licked up gun mud he (Alaher)
boied out at the door in 81 lite of an attempt
of the other brother to intercept him. Mount
ing The horse hich lie had purchased he
fled. pursued 10y one Of the Rilry's ON al,-
other horse. lie managed to reach the near
est neighhor's. where his horse stopping sud
denly he was precipitated over his head
carrying the bride with him The horse WA
secured 10y Riley and taken back, while Mr.
Maher made his way to Marysvile minus
horse and money. What course lie intend
to pursue not we do not know but thus tu
he certainly has the worst of the bargain.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05
Masonic Notice.

The members Of CorInthsn ,dge No 50, P. 4 A. NJ,
are requested to meet at their Hail, THIS DAY, at
half past O'clock to attend the funeral Of Brother
John 7. McCarty. l. s. BELCHER. W. NJ
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

More GOLD 1T is stated that on Friday
last. gold diggings were discovered at Marti-
mes, which pay eighteen cents to the pan.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

CALrFoWNIA CuWED BAcoN.-Those who
have entertained doubts Of CahforuiAs ability
to produce smoked meats as line as any il
the older States. should call aud see the as
sortlnent for sale 10y John Lowery. Be not
satisfied by seeing, but taste it, as We have
dana
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05
Eureka Hose Co.

regular meeting of your Company will be held
MONDAY EVENING 9th inst at ~ o'clock. full at.
tendance Is requested.
J. D. LEAMAN, Eeciy.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

RIoH QUARTZ ~ MAa.posA. In quartz ope-
rations. says the M"riposa Star, we note the
discovery made 10y some Mexieans. on a hill
between Hornitos town and Quartzburr.
from which they have realized three or four
thousand dollars. with only mortar
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

MtSNe on QuEsSEL RivEe.-Late reports
from Quesnel river, in British Columbia. say
that rich and extensive diggings have been
discovered there. The gold is coarse. ard is
found on fats and in gullies Quesnel river
emptiea into Fraser, and is $50 miles distant
from Fort Hope
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

LIME IN NEVADA CoUNTY.-We are indebt-
ed. says The Hydraulic Press, to MFR. R. W.
Wilson for specimen of carbonate Of lime
from the CURRY of Mr.. o. Darst, which is
situated on the south bank of the South
Yuba, at Illinois Bar. The quarry is vein
of dark grey marble. about two hundred feet
wide, extending from the river into Gopher
Hill, and of unknown depth. Lines of cleav-
age mark it into oblong blocks. and it would
be valuable for building purposes we're there
any home demand for marble fronts or man
tells. AT present it is burned for lime, and
sold in considerable quantities at the kiln for
one cent and half per pound. Last summer
it was sold as low as one cent. The quarry
has been leased by the proprietor for tive
| years.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05
Nn.onic Nnticn-

The Members of Yuba Lodge No. 50, ?. and A. NJ.
are requested TO meet at their Hall, This DAY, at
half asst one O'Clock, to atte nd the funeral of Broth
sr John I. McCarty. B. T. sHAKsPEARA, W. II.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

The MARI osa Gazette reports the discovery
of "a silver mine in that county.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05
MARYSvILLE.
SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. 5th.

DeArH OF JouN T. McCARTY.-Death has
lust taken from us one of our most prominent
citizens John T. McCartY died suddenly
Yesterday, at half past IL o'clock, P. NJ OF
epilepsy, at the Merchants Hotel in this city
In the morning he appeared well-H.ade no
complaint Of being in the least indisPosed-
vet. in few hours, the hand of death was
upon him-"the silver cord was loosened, the
golden bowl broken at the fountain, and the
s.spirit returned to God who gave it." True
it is. that "in the midst of life we are in
death" Deceased was a member of the legal
profession. He had twice served as City
Recorder. lie came to this State from lndi-
ana. in ls49, and since 1850, was resident
of this city. lie had many friends who
with the wife and child he has left behind
will mourn his untimely death. lie was
in the prime of life.
Ills funeral will take place to-day at three
o'clock, at ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05
ITALIAN MARBLE sTATUARY,
AND FANCY GOODS,

ITALIAN MARBLE SEATU ARH1
AND FANCY GOODS,
Forming beautiful array Of WORKS OF ART and
many valuable and classical subjects of beautiful de-
sign and Workmanship
The collection contains Groups and Statues, the
Three Graces-PsS che Amour and Diana.
most splendid assortment of Grecian, Neapolitan,
Egyptian and Floreutine VASES, massivey carved
with sold handles and ornaments Tor the decoration
Of parlors halls inches, drawing mante pieces,
libraries, etc
Open.work Vases, for Flowers,
Vestal Temples;
Card Rece vers
Fiorentne Open Work Baskets;
Candlestcks; Paper Weights etc.
Also
Two superb Forentine MUsa Center Tahles-r.ch
heavily carved legs-a master piece of art.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05

F.F. LOW,
Chairman Of Republican County Committee.
JEo. 7. MoLEAS, Secretary. feb3-td Is
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-05
Every Article will be sold without the
Least Reserve.

Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to
can and erur beautiful assUrtment anu
attend the sale on the 18th.
szy- Goods purchased for transit be packed in
the original Italian cases.
fet2-1w II. BARNETT, Auctioneer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
THE ENGLISH INCOME TAX.
DoxEsrIc AND COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
lay TIE sArrosAl AND AxER1eAs L1sEs.l


sT. IoHs's, ME-, Sept. 1.-The steamship Fulton.
from Southampton and Havre the 22d utimo, which
passed Cape race yesterday afternoon, brings in
addition to the news already telegraphed, the fol-
lowing items of importance and interest:
LONDON, Aug 22.-messrs. Barring Bros. 4 Go.
say Sugar is quiet and prices unchanged They
report Coffee quiet, and the quotations by the last
arrival unchanged. American Stocks were firrner,
and had in some instances experienced slight
advance.
Fifteen hundred of Garibaldi's forces had crossed
the Straits of Messna and disembarked in Calabria,
where they were joined by two thousand nsur-
gents. The troops retired in a body to the noun.
tains.
Preparations for the defense Of Naples are being
continued with great activity.
Col. Cosing, at the head of an army OF 1000 vol
unteers. had left Taomania and turned his course
in the direction Of the main land.
Fifteen hundred men from Sardinia, well pro
vided with arms and tents, had landed at Naples,
but were compelled to roembark.
IT was asserted that two companies of dragons
had Joined the insurgents.
The Austrian marine budget is to be increased
to one hundred millions of FORMS
The English Cabinet has agreed to cease the
negotiations for the admission of Spain as one OF
the great Powers.
In the British House of Commons the Income
Tax bill was taken up, discussed at considerable
length and finally passed.
The East Indian Chamber of Commerce had
| passed resolutions against Wilson's currency
| scheme.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
KEY-WEsT CORRESPONDENTS.
Special to the New Orleans erescensl


KEY WEST, Aug. 26, 1860
Nh. Et1itor-The quiet of this town was consider
ably startled on the night of the Esd; person
calling himself Capt. Cumming attempted to run
away with the bark William, late a SLAYER, she
having no register. The thing was open, and there
appeared no effort at concealment The collector
in the early part of the evening sent an inspector
on board to warn them against the attempt, but
about Il O'Clock they got under weigh, conveying
the worthy officer along. The pilot boat Edna
JONES' with a few volunteers, and the Gipsey, with
a sergeant and guard from the barracks, followed
out the bark which was about five miles off, She
was overhauled by the Edna Jones and taken pos
session Of On the 18th Commissioner Brown had
the captain and crew up, and they were committed
to await the return of Judge Marvin. This was the
bodest attempt at rascality which has ever taken
place here and the whole community are graft
fed at its defeat and the prospect of the penalty
which awaits the perpetrators.
The brig brought in here, by the Crusader, is
laid up in charge of keeper, to await the Judges
return. The purchasable articles found on board
have been sold by the U. S. Marshal. The brig
which got ashore on the --, proved to be a
Spanish one, called the Immaculuda, from Cenfu-
eros. with 73o boxes Of sugar. She is not much
ininred, and consigned to Wall & Co. The crew
the brig, eighteen in number, were all discharged
and they have returned to their ever faithful
Island -.. MMz ".o.m= su
The town continues perfectly healthy. No case
of yellow fever has occurred, and but one death
at Marine Hospital. The business of the place is
quite dall, yet the people get along, although we
have no wrecks. ...
The men-ot-war have refitted, coaled and gone
back to their cruising grounds, where they are
rendering important services to the interests OF
navigation BY their frequently timely aid and as
sistance The Mohawk has gone to Pensacola
Arrived, Aug. %, smack Rater, Havana 23d
smack Neptune, Havana. Aug. a. steamer Cal
| weston; s1nacks Julia Latham and Princess, Ha
yana; brig Huntress, Tampa.
| Sailed, Aug. "a, bark Reindeer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
smoky hin Espedlsloa Ileara from.
FIGHT BETWEEN THE EXPEDITION kso rHF Krowa
TNDIASs
LspeeIal t.orrespanasnes n AZ r.rs..u...l, Go.

special Correspondence of the IASFeaypsrtb Times
COLORADO, Aug. I6--Dear Times. arrived
here to-day, after having spent fftYseyen days II,
loataey4rg g,a 4 over and exploring the Smoky Hill
route. The train with Mr.. Green Is encam1ed "a
squirrel Creek, about seventeen miles from thfs
place, and all in good health. Ihave, however. tr
record the loss of one member Of the expedifSon.
NJ Ma, hodgson, who was killed by the Riowa In
crossed by Fremont's trail. Mr.. Green was abastst
from the camp, with fifteen men. puftine n ar5ss
soIle Fsa cfqssng we had passed the previous day.
had gs es rnaaas nIss suddenly rushed those that
man py the name Of Henry, who defended hiu,aayf
| mahinly ior hye minutes with hag Of b,ifaIn
chips. ana routed big assailants after rcceiyine
two spear wounds. Some had made 4. Hadrsazs
who was armed with revolver m dscharssd 4
four times, wounding one Indian in The leo. When
all crowded upon hm-percad hirn WITH fhe;r
spears, and took his scalp. Tney then LEFT. driving
off eighteen OF our cattle. We returned sbout IN
hour afterwards, and upon pereeging the hluaav
traces of their depredations mounted our M horses
and started in pursuit We succeeded II recaytur-
ing onr cattle, which were not hurt with the ex-
ception Of few spear wounds. This Was the onIv
fatal accident we met with, although We constantly
met bands of Cheenneys, Sioux and Arapatoes
am happy to be able to Announce to you that
we have succeeded 10 making good road both to
Denver and Colorado-the junction being at point
on Sandy Creek, seventy miles from Denver and
sixty miles from Colorado. From the ianetfon to
Denver it follows the old express route, in which
grass, wood and water are known to be plenty.
The other branch Of the road bears ~ the soush-
west. escaping Beaver Creek, and then on to
Bijou, which creek it follows up 20 The point Of
rocks described by Fremont. I5 then crosses th4
divide Of the Platte and Arkansas and striking the
road between Denver and Colorado, follows it TO
| the latter place. The distance from Leavenworth
to Denver is 6l4, and to Colorado f04 miles. The
whole road is good. There s less than ten miles
| OF sand on the whole route. We found plenty Of
| water all the way ont at distance of from only
TWO 10 hye miles from one point Ia another with
the exception of one stretch Of eiehteen mites
| from the?head Of Smoky Hill Fork 70 Sandy Greek
| Grass i abundant everywhere. Flel scarce only
| for abont fifty miles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
.RR1vA1 OF THE OVERLAND EXPRESS.

isAHt7''
ST. JOSEPH Sept. L. The Central Overland
Pony Express, with adgces from San Francisco to
the 18TH ult, has arrived at this point.
At San Francisco trade is active, with some
speculative inquiry Money is easy. Candles are
quoted ct p to 2sc per H. Rio Coffee i selling as
Syrups have downward tendency. Sugar closed
quiet; raw foreign is improving domestic un-
changed. Every vessel in the harbor is engaged,
and tonnage is very scarce.
Reports are afloat that the Tehuantepee Transit
Route is soon to be opened and q line established
between San Francisco and New Orleans. Senator
Benjamin, of louisiana is supposed to be the au-
thority for these reports.
The Pony, with St. Louis dates to the 4th instant,
arrived at Carson river without rider or etterbags
No details respecting this affair have as yet been
obtained.
The Black Republicans entertain strong hopes Of
carrying the State for Lincoln. They will proba
bly, carry the city of San Francisco by q larg'
| majority.
Col. Fremont forbids the Cinnamon on his Ian
to pay the license tax levied on foreign miners b
| the State. He contends that the State has n
right thus to interfere with the development {
private property. Several quartz crushing mill
| are in operation and promising well.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

FUTURE MOVEMENTS OF THE PR nee OF stEs.
,font,.ooT Aug. 27-Special Dispatch to the n.
Z. Times,-Af5er prolonged discussion with the
New York Committee, and i subsequent interview
with Mayor wentworth, the Duke Of Newcastle l
has entirely changed the origna prngtaaT I,nsn ~
far as the fleet is concerned, and mas settlea upon
After the Canadian tour, the Prince Will y,s!t 81
the West, spending q day each in Chicago, s., 3,
Louis and Cincinnati, besides devetng "a ew aa5 rsa
laws ,se At Washington, day and half at Baltl,
more, uuss = day in Philadelphia, ana three Or four
Iays M in New York. In that city ne wi. accept .a
banquet from those whom this e9nmse ' ase repre- IT,
will viii then 20 on to Boston, possibly haltng day
at providence, and leaving thence 70 go to faft
land. from which port he will take nus tareWeli O
! the limited states.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

FERNANDO DE Taos, July 26.-irtelligsnce just
received from Fort Garland informs u that fE,e
United States troops 30 long expected from Great
Salt Lake City are within three or four days march
OF that Post The companies row stationed there,
under present orders Of military transportation WILL
Of course, as soon as practicable proceed South
ward
Fort Burgoyne, since the threatened Indian raid,
mentioned in our last bulletin has been stangther-
ed by detachment OF soldiers detailed from Santa
Fe--making present force of tWap!y in all. It IS
understood, also, that one or more dragoon com
panes, after the arrival OF the troops from Utah,
will be stationed as the latter Fort.
This has raassured citizens in their confidence
in Governmental protection against Indian depreda-
tions in this quarter.
Weather is very warm-nay, even hot and eultTy
but nevertheless, because Of daily rains crops are
in most promising condition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

DoLBEAR's COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE.-We have re-
ceived the last annual catalogue of this well.known
Southern Institution, by which we see that during
the past year there have been 1873 students attend
ing the full Commercial course 263 the Mathema-
teal course; 375 students in Bookkeeping: 565 in
Penmanship; l02 in the English language; ST
French; 63 Spanish; Al German, and 10 Latin and
Greek. This shows that the institution is in most
f1ourishing condition, while it proves satsfact to,
rily that the parents aud guardians of the, south
are fully alive to thu value of good comm er.
cial education,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

A SLAvER.-No,JoR, August 2s.--A SLAYER, be-
lieyed to be the brig Triton although the name is
not definitely ascertained was brought into port
AfriCa5e ander the charge Of Miashipman Faranhar.
Mystic, on tone days from Loande, West Coast Of
Orleans in was captured by the q. s. steamer
and crew in Cnbii. .lzaTT.cyss =
napers and coiors were thrown overheard. She
Was to take the slaves purchased for the brig Deli
cia, which was captured by the Constellation IN
December. She had false decks, water casks, etc..
and SLIGO was found on board of her. The crew,
with the exception OF the supercargo, and one sea-
man. will be detained as witnesses. She y very
fast sailer, and had been chased byseyecal Engls"
and American war vessels.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-03

Lyons q Co.'S FALL STocK-We have looked
Lyons Co.'S clothing house on the corner of
Common Charles Streets for the purpose of seeing what
be the styles of clothing fall and winter and
much pleased Sqe they are unusually neat and
tasty The showy steamboat gambler styles winter have
been dropped and in thei place find darker coors
modest and Eentlemaup patterns. Messs Lyons Sc.
lection is beyond doubt well made and show intimate
knowledge OF the lequeneuts community. this line
OF furnishing goods npce new articles which will
popular We advise all desire dress well
to give LYONS II call.