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Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

The ESCAPE FROM TIE AUBURN JAIL.-The
Sheriff of Placer county offers a reward of
81 500 for the delivery in Auburn of the l3
prisoners who escaped from the Jail in that
place. A proportionate amount for any one
OF them win be paid.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

BUTTE CoUNrY.-The Record says it is in
receipt of cheering intelligence from nearly
every portion of Butte county. The active
canvass of Messrs. Harris and Tilden Demo-
cratic candidates for the Assembly, is every
where responded to with enthusiasm by the
the people, and they receive the most fiatter-
ing encouragement Of the certain triumph of
Democratic principles in the county,
on the 9th of November next.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

SIERRA CoUNTY.-A former resident Of
Sierra, who has travelled great deal in that
county, and is we'll acquainted with the
people there tells US, says the Nation, that he
is entirely satisfied that Douglas will carry
Sierra by an overpowering majority The
gentleman to whom we allude supports no
party and declares that he will not vote in
November next. We mention this to show
that the opinion he expresses is not dictated
by partisan feeling.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

The NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURcu-We de-
fer our description of this truly fine structure
until We can obtain further details. 1t will
be dedicated, week from to-day, and Rev.
Mr.. Lacy OF San Francisco, will deliver the
dedieatory sermon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

Doors AND SHoEs-L. Mann advertises ev-
erything in the boot and shoe line, to be had
at his one.price cash store, No. 40 D street
He has a splendid stock of boots for Fall and
Winter wear. Read his advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07
TIE MEETING AT TmBucroo.-The Dopglr

The MEETING AT TMBUcroo.- The Douglas
Democracy of Timbuctoo assembled in mass
meeting, Friday evening, in large numbers
as we are informed by private correspon-
dent, to listen to the speeches of Major Ham
mond and Gen. McDougall, upon the issues of
the day These gentlemen express them
selves highly pleased with the reception with
which they met, and are confident of the
Douglas strength in that quarter
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

SHooTNe.-A man named Healy, employ
ed about the Water Works, yesterday morn
ing shot at a man generally known as "Pat
the Waterman" three times with a revolver
and then beat him Il while over the head with
1T. So We are told. The fuss began on Mai
den Lane. Pat ran into a narrow allev be-
tween two houses, and there Healv shot at
him twice He then ran to the Center Mar.
ket, and there Healy shot at him again. and
directly after commenced beating him over
the head with the butt end of his weapon.
This lasted until he was taken off and his
victim released, An Investigation was par
TALLY had before the Recorder yesterday
evening. and the case postponed till Monday
morning, at nine o'clock. Pat says that
Healy held him with one hand and shot at
him with the other. Close clipping
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07
MARYSvILLB.
SUNDAY MORNING, OCT. 7th.
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.
Democratic Meeting.

On TUESDAY EVENING, the ninth of october
1850, Hon Il. p. HAMMOND and Hon. J. W. McC0R-
KLE will address the citizens of Strawberry Valley.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

CoRREcrEoN.-In quoting from tho Com
gressional record, the other day, regarding
Breckenridge and the Railroad, we referred
to Vol. so, page $50 of the Globe. The
types had it 365
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07
Arrivals at the U. S. Hotel.
A CARD.

1t gives me pleasure to inform the citizens ofMarys-
vile that through the earnest solicitation Of some OF
the friends of Hydropathy and myself MIR. AND
MRS DR.. FALES were induced to leave their practice
and friends in the East to locate in California. l
congratulate the friends of hygienic medication in
Marysvile, that they have with them two compe-
tent Hydropathic Physicians who have graduated at
the Hydropathic Medical College of New York, and
have both had several years of practice. Mrs. Dr.
FALES has had five years of extensive and successful
obsterical practice. From several years acquaintance
with them, knowing the advantages, experience and
which have favored them, feel fully warran-
ted in recommending them as Physicians and Coun-
sellors, to the entire cnnfdanne of PersVn de
string Hydropathic assistance or healhful advice.
BARLOW J. SMITH, NJ D.
See advertisement. O5lw
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

BRoUGHr THEM UP.-Sheriff Hall and Dep
uty Sheriff Cook arrived, last evening, from
Sacramento, in buggy, with the two scoun-
drels who robbed Brophy's Shooting Gallery,
Thursday night. Deputy Sheriff Cool, is
especially entitled to great credit for the
sl,illful manner in which he ferreted out and
apprehended the thieves. Their names are
Frank Smith and Mickey johnson. They
were lodged last night in the county Jail
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

INDIAs HILL, SIERRA COUNTY. H.-This mining
istrict must be prosperous. Half Of the
Ereise aims were sold last week for S4250,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

MAcKEREL.-Mackerel are said to abound
at Santa Barbara aud other southern ports.
The mackerel taken in the Pacific are not as
large nor as fat as those captured at the East,
but they are nevertheless, quite fine and
very edible. 1t is somewhat surprising that
up to the present time no one has ventured
to build smack for the transportation of
delicious fresh mackerel from Santa Barbara.
or live halibut from Port Townsend. We
believe that the enterprise would prove lu-
erative.-ETpreSs.
We would state for the benefit of the Ex-
press that Kmball & Goa firm composed
of Mr.. Kimball of San Francisco, and T. P.
Otis and W. H. Knight of this city,-have
been engaged in this mackerel business for
some months past, and have been realizing
large profits. They have a schooner Of 100
tons burthen engaged in the trade, have al
ready received 500 barrels of maekerel, and
expect to receive at least 500 barrels more,
this fall, before the season closes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

Tue HERALDs EASTERN DISPATCHES The
Federal official organ in this city is making
strides in newspaper enterprise. Several
lines Of encouragement" dished up by Isaac
|. Stevens, Chairman Of the Breckinrldge
Committee at Washington, for the "babes and
sucklings' of the Custom House, arrive now
by every Pony Yesterday morning letter
from Washington to the editor was publish
ed. and in the afternoon the Mirror came out
with later news to the editor Of the Herald
The latter paper cannot make room for all
the Startling news from Isaac l. Stevens,
and is forced to delight the public eye with
the oyerplus through the columns of an even
ing cotemporary. We would not for worlds
intimate that the Herald's dispatches from
the faithful and honest Isaac I. are bogus for
we have no means of proving that they are
so. But we suppose there can be no harm in
placing extracts from two of them, of differ
ent dates, side by side, in order that others
may notice, with us, the singular condolences
8 : -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

ONE OF TIRE MURDERERs.-About0 o'clock
last night, as Capt. Cook, deputy sheriff OF
this county, was passing up First street, he
saw Mexican sitting by the Universal Res
taurant whom he knew, from the descriptions
which have been published, to be one of the
murderers of Mr.. Coloney, of Downieville.
He accosled the Mexican familarly, and
asked him two or three questions, which
were replied to in Spanish; and then, to sat
isfy himself of the fellows identity, Cook
put his hand on his shoulder to turn him
around to the light, when the Mexican drew
a pistol from his breast and fred, while two
other Mexieans sprang at him with knives
Cook escaped them all by lodging around
the corner of the house, when all three of
them ran, and he saw no more of them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07
NIarYsrilIe LIB. Society.

The regular monthly meeting of this Society will
be held on Sunday, Oct. 7th, at II o'clock A. NJ at
its rooms in the Eldorado Building. A punctual at
tendance is desired. JOSEPH LASK Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

THE MURDER OF CoLoNEY-The Sierra Dem.
ocrat gives the following particulars of this
murder. Several of the facts have, we be-
lieye, not been stated before:
The community was shocked, Tuesday
morning, by the announcement that L. ID.
Coloney, of the firm of Coloney & Day, had
been found murdered and robbed, between
Downieville and Sierra Valley. He had
been few days in the valley on business,
and started on Monday to return home. Af
ter passing the summit, and at point Just 90
miles from town, he was shot through the
head and his watch, $40 in money, pistol and
part OF his clothing, taken from his body.
Humphries' train was on the way out, and
Noland, who was ahead of the others, was
stopped, little way this side of where Colo
ney fell by man who drew on him and de-
manded his money. holland recognized the
man and called him by name. Just then the
balance of the train came in sight, and the
man let down his gun, laughed drily and two
comrades calling to him, he joined them and
all decamped. 1t has been said the other two
were MeXieans and the forward one a white
man. They We're on foot, and it is thought
they had horses tied a little way off. Going
on, the train soon came to the body of Colo
ney, which appeared to have been dead about
two hours. By Appearances, it was sur
missed that Coloney was sitting in his saddle
and the mule drinking in the creek, when
the shot was fired The riders head would
then naturally incline forward. The ball
broke the center of his hat-band on the left
corner of the back of his head, and came out
in front of the right ear Death must have
been instantaneous, There is rise in the
ground close by, and it is thought the assas-
sin was on that-close to his victim, who evil
IDENTIFY had no warning of the approach
The body was ritled as above stated but q
50 piece in his vest pocket was overlooked.
1t is said he had only Sl5 when he left the
valley, and so the murderers got but SlO-a
low price for SO foul deed. On information
reaching town mounted parties went in
all directions in hope of overtaking the viii
lans. No trace of them has yet been found
so far as we know. The murdered man was
respected here, and had large
number of warm friends. The citizens have
offered a reward of 81 500 for the murderer,
and are determined that no effort to capture
him shall be spared.
The corpse was carried to town Tuesday
forenoon, and prepared for burial. Thursday
at p. NJ the remains were inferred by his
Masonic brethren, with all the imposing Ger
emonies of the Order.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

NNTANTED. Cooks, Walters, Dishwashers Team
w sters, Laborers, Mechanics &c.
Apply at STALLS City Intelligence Office,
SO d Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07
9f expression contained therein

Private dispatch to the
Herald from Isaac !.
Stevens, Chairman Of
the Breckenridge EX-
ecutive Committee at
Washington, dated
New York, Sept. %.
The tide IN taror Of
breckenridge d Lane
setting IN strong DUR
ing last .tortnight-
Douglas is fast losing
his little strength at
the So0th.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

'ISrAxD by rHE DENooRArrc oRaAyzrioN, fiSLp
onEDIBNCE To ITS UsAGE5, AND SUPPORT rs hAIV VLAH
RoluNses- "-Stepael 4. DoagkIs, July 3, 1895.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

NTANTED-0ne hundred sober and good laborng
w men, ~ per day or $50 per mouth and board.
Employment for some tme Pay sure. Apply at
SFAHL'5 City Intelligence Office
36 street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07
9allg 0abonal 1rmOtrat.

John r. RIDGE ,.........................ED EDITOR
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

"The tide in favor of Breckenridge" had
"set in strong" for ten days prior to the llth,
and "the tide in favor of Breckinrige and
Lane had been Setting in strong" for fort
night prior to the 22d. What pity General
JOS tide had not commenced setting in as
soon as that of Kentucky's favorte son. We
wish Isaac l. would vary the language of his
dispatches little more. "Our boys" at the
Custom House and Navy Yard think that
they are only gotten up for Buncombe when
they are such stale repetitions. Say that
great enthusiasm prevails" or that "the
Breckinridge ticket has no longer any serious
opposition" or something of that sort. Don't
say in every dispatch that "the tide in favor
of Breckinridge' is "settngin strong;" ifyou
do, people will think that the good news for
Broehinridge and Lane is issued from the
Committee Rooms in printed circulars at
stated periods, without any foundation there
for. Let the organs have more than one song
to sing, though the tune remains unchanged.
IS. f. Nation
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-07

The MURDER OF CoLoNEY.-The Sierra Dem.
oerat gives the following particulars of this
murder Several Of the facts have, we be-
lieve, not been stated before
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NJ ANH0OD.
HOW LOST, now RESTORED

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UST Published, in a Scaled Envclono
- on The nature, treatment and rndira
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Sexual DcOIhty, Nervousness and iuducinc I,n'
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me world renowned author, in this adnira
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5 y I L III G. AROLINA A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Elizabeth GIwley, In Eqniiy, Lancaster.
W.. lhll 1" revive, to en-
Jchn W. Johnston. force th" lieu of De-
Pheasant NJ, Gimss, cree, by suhjrctimg II
and wife, ct al. specified sum To lis
J payment.
~ aprca'ing io my satisfaction. that John
w J"h"s'"n aud his children. viz: WYATT
Russcii Johnston, Charles Grant and his
wife \deia Jane, Margaret Elvira !uhL.
sipr, Nm II"nry Johnston. Jaiprs Pira>nii,
Johnston, George Johnston. Mary Johnston.
J"hn lh"ulHs Johrsiun. Gruryinna John.
son and Rufus Johnston. "A, So Pleasant VI
Gi">s. and lis wife Margaret, las II Miilrr.
WA Foster rand his vii, Anna, lIrurv SIr:rg
'"Ii"" ard Wit" Mar, Henry Champion and
" H. Mahala, M"urrc Miller and Inhu Nil.
lcr, 1t alive and il dead his rhidr., .nd
h"lr' 1T law, defendants ia above ease. rc
sd" without the limits of this State. II
's'"rdc'"d on uutiun of John WilIans.
sol 'or complaint, that sid defend ,uts
JOHN w. I"hnsi"n .nd tis rnildrcn W,n,I
Russell Johnston. Charles Grant and hI,,
wifi hdrliL J,nr, Marpagrl El>ira .Eunus,un.
WIN i'cnry Johnston. Jan"s Pleasant john
son, iohn rn"was Johns'"n. CIruryiuna
J"hH~tbn, Mniv Johnston, Grurgr john.
sran nud RntGs Junn~tnn. also Pheasant VI
Glass and Margaret his wife, James u Mi
Ter. " William Foster and Anna his wife
Henry SirmgIrIIrw aud Nan his wife llrn-
~ Champion and wife Mihala Momru,.
Miller, and Jnhu Miller if alive and # drrd
tIS rri'drrn ahd heirs nt law. dricndun :
N above stated ease and BrIl. de- .n>wrI
plead. or drmur iu tie Bill in above ease.
on "r ",f"r" the 32i dry Of June 1850.
..tl Il a
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HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BlTTERS,

For the cure Of Dyspepsi1, Infjgoxfion, NauyG,
Tfta,wercy fe.'nI',y L,s, g .iirPetde, or any BA&"s
g ne Stomdch 0r io'rcIS, Jj,'oiL.iuy C,l,p,
Dyse"fery CoAc, Ch0icra .kor6ws. &c.
In view Of III" fac, that every member Of
the human family is more or l,ss suhl, ctpd 10
somc of the above complaints, hrsiLcs in
numcrabl" other conditions in life. which.
by the assistance Of n hil" knowledge q,
exercise Of common sense, they may be able
80 to regulate their habits of diet, and with
the assistance Of n good tonic, secure per
manent health. In order to accomplish this
desired object. the true course To pursue is
certainly, that which will produce natural
state OF things Mt the least hazard Of vital
strength aud life for this end Dr. Ho,totter
has introduced to this country a prepara-
ton called HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlTTERS, which at this dav is not new
medicine, but one that has been tried for
years, giving satisfaction to all who have
used II. The Bi,ters operate powerfully upon
the stomach, bowels and liver, restoring
them to 4 healthy and vigorous action, and
thus by the simple process of strengthening
nature. enable the system to triumph over
disease. DiarrhGa, dys"n,cry or hux. so
generally contracted by new settlers. and
caused principally by the change OF water
and diet. viii be speedily regulatGl by
brief use of this preparation. Dyspepsia,
ilScaNc whlch u probably more prevalent
when taken in all its varinus forms. than
any other the cause Of which may always
bc attributed to arrangements Of the digrs
tive organs. can h" cured without fail by
using liOSTEFTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS as per dir ctionS on The Aojlc For
this disease every physician will recon.
mend Rit'crS of Somc kiul. then whv no,
use mn ar'i,l" Known Io bc imfaliihle?
Every countrr have their iiIt'crs as a pre-
vcntiv" of disease aud strengthening Of
the system IN g"nr"Nl and among them all
th"r" is not !" u" found 81 more healthy
p"o,'I" than the G"ruan', from whom his
preparation "iuauU'rl, based u.nn scientific
experiments which has att. ud. d t. alvu,.c
tn destiny "r 'h,~ great preparation In ~.
m"dic'n scale uf Science.
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TARTLlNG, BUT TRUE!
S TR pIVE Or ERJSU.
II O ii O w ay's Pills


The History Of this great remedy is the
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every cOuntry--a record, the like of which has
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BILIOUS DISORDERS.
In whatever form disease attacks the liver,
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Let the sick whom the faculty have aban-
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DYSPEPSIA.
The great scource Of this continent yields
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GE, ERAL DEBILITY & WEAKNESS
From whatever cause, LowNhSs OF SrrRIrs.
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C33- CAUTION None are genuine unless
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Stage Accommodations

y Undersigned. contractors on ih-
mrit route from iuucn>t-I iu Camdrn
r"Hr' "'nilv notify ia" pubic thai they
h"N" made arrangements for rwnIing -
stage i"r the accommodation # paSsrn.
gers "n saId route, three tunes per wcrA
ami b'cS. The Stag" will leave Camdri.
on Monday, W rdnrSday aud Friday, nud
arrive at Lancaster G. II same evening"
" il! lave the latter piarc on TUESDAY
Thursday and Saturday. aud arrive H.
Can len same evening".
i"ey viii ais" con,cy passengers from
li.nc ,s'cr &. II, {" P,nr,iie. on the Char
l"'i" \ \. &. Railroad. TWO lines per ,r,k
h,ck win leave lancaster on MOndn,
and Thursday arrive NJ Eineyinr suu,.
drN. Ls"rr rneviiIr on Tur,i!.v and FIJI
@"I "frl'" nj Lancaster &. H., srlu, dv
II"r DriIrNc lhnt their arrangements are
such ~ /" insrrc prompt execution uf tie
"10'" plaza. AMI /" inr perfect s"iI-It,lI"n
y ;"">" WHO may 20 upon these routes
~ Packages viii bc prvmptl, CONVEY.
cd upon either route.
JNO. b. CoUSART,
Sli.hS INGRAM.
July i3. 1859 --22-lf
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IL 'ppcaring 10 nav satisfaction that
lh""HH Douglass, Joseph Douglass, J"hu
Dongas-, SAINT luugln>s, Matilda Shields
~ Il husband VIM. Shi, III, William Doug
i"S, l,iu.S VI. BInck nud wife Nancy. Jn-
s"rh t. BrOHn nnT w,fr EliZuhrin, Gruryr
douglass il alive, and # drnd his cnildrru
ard h"irs al law and cnrharInr Wedding
i"n. widow at Dr.S. y WedGnurn, rrsrdr
Al'h"ut tTc Limits of This Sijne 1t is "r-
L,."d "m mo';"n "f Williams ~ Alii,nn.
s'I H. c"myl ylriaGnrs. that said defendants
ho'ns1 l)ou2!".s. J">rph Douglass. John
D"ugin~S. Srml D"u. .l,sS. Matilda s.hirld-
and husband WIN @hir.d>. Wilimu bong.
n>", Jin"a ". Hlnc. and wi:c ! ,r..v. J"-
S"ph t. Brown and wife EhEwbrih. Grnr,gc
D"ugiass il alive aud IT dead ht, childI-i
''t hc,rS nj Law, Ga hnriup WcudIngI"u
&" "usMrr. prad or dr'uur IL the BAL u.
aa"N" ease un or before the 2Sih dav oi
june 1850; otherwise Judgment pro con
ic>-o viii be ordered against each ard ali
at thrm.
JAMES II. NIrHERSHOON.
{. T.. |. ID.
Marci 27ih, 1860, 7-3m If $500
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l.ANsAHrrN DI.rn.cr-


Thomas e.. Ivrv, vito j. i'm IA. ru.t,dy q
"f th" Sm"rh of Lrnra,lrr District. b,
Nrtn" "t wri "f capi,s al rr.pnndenium
NJ the sult OF Kubin>"u 81 CrurkrlI, ,n.,in,
h.rd IN n'y office i"g'trer win sSchcdul,.
"m "nll Of his "h"l- estate and effects. his
p'tu1n to the Cont u Com nnn P,rns
pra' 'lhI that he may bc admitted To- the
h"r"ht at the Act- of the Gruera 4 .srm
by made for the relief u: In.u.v-ut doh ur,.
u ~ ordered, that the said Robinson a.
Lr"cNctt and ali other, the creditor, 10
"h'm the sad Thomas &. ivcy. Is 10 any
wise indebted, be, and they are hereby sun
'nohcd nnd EaNe n"tcc 10 appear. b, fore
u s"'d C"urI, at Lancaster &. B on ihr
.hlrd Monday ~ October next, tu su,w
r"n'e, II nry they can. Why ihc PRAYER Of
The petitioner, aforesaid, should tot be
gf.n,ed.
}. A. SrEWHAN, Clerk,
Lancaster, May Z, 1900. I3-3n'