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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

soy" The New York Commercial
says one of the towers Of the Aims
House for women is said TO be in a
shaky condition, having given way
about six inches. The premises are
occupied by about 900 women.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

sa- Cornelius Conway FELTON,,
the present learned Greek PROBES.
sor, has beed elected by a unani-
nous vote President of Harvard
College, in place Of Rev. James
Walker, resigned.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

FoR DAMAGEs.--A suit has been
instituted against the Mayor Of
New Orleans and the True Delta
newspaper, by Amable Renoit and
wife, for Islander and libel. in call
ing their show on St Charles street
bogus. The damages are laid nj
$4,000 This il moderate enough,
If the show is good show. The
True Deiio makes light of the mat.
ter and calls the Attorney for the
plaintiffs an Ephesian Youth 1t
il grave aud serious business
this, OF calling an attorney at Law
with regular cards TO practice
can Epesian Youth" We admire
the spirit of the newspaper called
the True Dcitd, aud commend IL for
praiseworthy efforts TO put down
impositions aud bogus concerns.-
IL would be more creditabie TO that
journal to commence the reforma-
ton talked of in its own calumns,
10y taking out the indecent, vulgar
and obscene, advertisements and
cuts, of one DR.. Wright, and 9th
ors of same kidney, A newspa.
per containing such things is un.
fit for circulation in the sewers of
dens and dark alleys, and should
be excluded from the familyItirole
rs pestilence.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

rU~A London correspondent says
that the Emperor Napoleon has
purchased the London Morning
Chronicle for the sum equivalent
to $4,000, to act as his organ in
maintaining friendly sentiments
between the two countries. Po-
tcntates are compelled to recogn.
ize the press as power on earth
III more ways than one.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

THE CONTEST ron SPEAKER ENDED.
A private despatch to the ddrocafe
of yesterday morning says, intelli-
gcnce has been received from Wash
ingtoo announcing Mr.. Pennington,
of New Jersey, as the Speaker of
the House by a majority Of one vote.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03
NOTICE

TO PARISH TAX PAYERS.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED Parish Tax Collector, re.
i spectfuly informs the Tax Payers, that he
has the rax Holl for the year 1869. and those
owing Taxes for said year. and previous years,
notified 10 come forward and make payment
Of the same within thirty days. lie Nay be found
at the sherig's once during business hours.
ID. A. CUNNINGHAM,
febi .2edd2tw Parish Tax Collector.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

;ss- O. y. Elan, Eco, Ia spoken Of. by
the North sf Red River papers, as a candi-
date for Judge Of the Eighteenth Judicial
District, vice Hon. ID. Creswell, resigned.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03
TO HOUsEK EEPERs.

JTsg BOBINsON's SILVER soAP--ihs great
l est thing In the world for cleaning and pol
isbing Silver, plated and Britannia wars, and for
cleaning mirrors, Marble, tin, etc Try cake oft.
fsbi u. ID. DRY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

EuRon.- By mistake of the type
metal yesterday, we made Mrs
higher presenting a bill in Congress
of course it should have been Mr.. Il
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03
SUCCESSION SALE.

STATE OF L0UIsIANA-Parish of Eas,
Ration Rouge-Sixth Judicial District
Court-In the matter of the Succession
of JEAN MARogETTE-No G52.
DY VIRTUE of Commission issued in
ID the above Succession, and to me di-
rected from the Hon. Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge and State aforesaid, Will
offer at public sale, at the premises where
on the deceased last resided. in the city OF
Baton Rouge, on Third Street, between
Boulevard and Convention Streets, on
SATURDAY, the IIth day of February
next. 1860. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the per-
sonai property hereinafter described, be-
longing to the above succession, to wit :
A lot Of groceries, fruits, etc., etc.
~ Terms of sale-CASH.
febl II. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03
nnnErIr ron FREE IIIaIl SCHOOL

RENEFJT FOR FREE HIGH SCHOOL.
TIME School Directors, in behalf of the
children who will enter the High
School about TO be opened In the old
Court House, cheerfully accept of the
benefit rendered us by the Minstrels on
Friday night, pprposing TO use the money
thus raised fot furniture and fxtnres for
said High School.
J. !. BURK, President.
M. HART. Treasurer.
TIMOTHY FAY Secretary.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

t~ George Bomford, son Of the late
Col. Bomford, United States Army died
In Florence, Italy, onths nth nltimo.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

TRouBLEs or MIssIoNARlEs.-A
dispatch from Washington of cath
inst, says:
Intelligence received here this
morning from China, brought by
last mail from Europe, states that
the American missionaries there
find their operations INSTRUCTED by
the hostile movements which have
recently occurred there, and by the
denominations of the coolie trade,
which have prejudiced their minds
against all foreigners. Besides
this, there are two parties in Chi.
Ia, one opposed to foreigners and
in favor of hostilites, aud u peace
party. The Emperor belongs to
the peace party. while the com
mander of the affair at Peiho is the
leader of the war party.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

II is for us to sustain IL (the institution
Of slavery and every other right we pos
sess ~ the Union. Sustained by the fed
etal arm aud the judiciary we may rely
Upon the maiutenauce of these rights,
which we know we possess. Whenever
these are taken from us, the constitution
has lost its power. There will be no IN
ion to secede from for in the death OF the
constitution the Union likewise perishes {,
aud them comes civil war, and the strug-
gle for the uppetmost.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03
AUCTION SALE.
.JtIST RECEIVED.

UOoI ItTIO III EDs
7 HAVE JURT received from Landreth. fresh
i supply Of Garden Seed and have been 30
particular In their selection that will warrant
every paper. To those that want good gardens
offer all Inducements. Now IL the time TO get
your seed.
Artichoks, Beans, Beeis, Cabbage, Caulihower,
Carrots, Celery, Corn. Cress, Cucumber,
Egg Plant. Eudire, Lssk, Lettuce,
Musk Mellon. Water Mellon, Okra,
Onions. Parsnips, Peas: rad
dish Spinach, Tomato,
Turnip, dc, DC.
fabi.fw n. y. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

A STEAMER WRECKED on LAND
The Cincinnati Enquirer of the
9Th, says:
Yesterday afternoon, an iron
steam tow-boat, about fifty feet
long, intended for use in the Miami
canal, while being transported from
a Workshop in the Third Ward to
its proper element, broke down the
wagon in which it had been placed,
and was itself completely wrecked
at the corner of Fifth and Walnut
streets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

strength "a TO be injured by the "sssults"
made npon II by q funaticaf element Of
Northern population, who so long as they
stay ut home do us no harm, and but ex-
cite pity fr their ignorance and con
tempt for their rawlings. SO long as q gov
eminent exists ready and willing TO main
tam the constitution and 10 guard every
citizen IN the enjoyment Of bis individual
rights. the States and the citizens of the
States may rest secure. Ungenetous and
unchartable "a are the assaults" made
by class at the North upon the Peca'iar
institutions Of the South, they would ex-
ist from like passions and like feelings un-
der any government. aud it is TO the con
situations alone. and the Union possessing
strength under It. that we IRE indebted
for the preservation of those separate
rights which we see iit TO exercise no
matter to what extent these passions may
90. the Federal arm is TO be stretched
forth M barrier against oil attempts TO
impair them.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03
MARRIED..

In the city Of New Orleans at the Jesuit
Church, by the Rev. Father Lavey, Mr..
RAPHAEL GUARDfA. Of New Orleans,
10 Miss ELIZA ALLEY. Of Baton Rouge
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

yITATCUEs-Th largest and finest lot ~
w English. French and American msnufac-
turas, Of the most ceIsbrsted makers.
An nv goods Is warranted 40 he ne represented
Otherwise shall At all times bold myself res
ponsihle 10 return the money paid for them.
THED UOLDNANN.
Watchmsker.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03
Wall Paper, Wan Paper.

Wall Paper, Wan Paper.
DIAPER FOR THE PARLOR,
i PAPER FOR THE HALL,
PAPER FOR THE BED ROOM,
PAPER FOR THE DINING ROOM,
PAPER FOR THE LIBRARY
OF all qualities, colors and prices.
We have recently made large additions
TO our stock Of papers, and now have the
most complete assortment ever offered In
this market.
jana Wv PIPER 6 BRADFORD,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

POTATOES, MURPHIEs ETC.
TX BARRELs Pink. Eye, sBd Mesbsnlc Psta-
- toes. just 70 hand, and Tor sale BY
jaB2o JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03
naiIp C5a}cttr aaO Comet.
BAToN HopeE,

FRIDAY nDiiil,iiiiiiiiiiiiini FEB. s,iSoo.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03
HATsi HATSii
LiMEi LInlEff
FAMILY FLOUR,

rTNHE place 10 get ysur Lime and get the very
l. best manufactured, is at the store Of
janl4 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

GOLD PENs-A large assortment lustreceivsd
Ut bv fabI THEO GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

S0 BARRELS good family flour, at moderate
~ prices for the Cash.
janl4 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03
LATE ARRIVALS.

NIECKLAOEs. the latest and prsttiest designs
~ aud the best assortment, jurt recsiyed bl
fsbi TIiEO. GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-03

LNREsH TEAs--Curious Oolopg, Choice Imperi.
l. al and Gunpowder, for sale by.
ian2G ED. a WIN. BOOEL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02
COMMON COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING.

MONDAY, Oct. lst
Present, His Honor the Mayor, and Aid. Davis
Dickey, Thomas, Weeks, Hudson, Walker Mann
Love, Paul and Shields
minutes OF iormer meeting read and approved
Marysylle Rifles petitioned the Connect far tho
apparatus Of the old Hook and Ladder Co. Re-.
ierred to Committee on Fire and Water.
fetltlQn OF Michael Cary, for reduction ofassess.
ment' referred to Committee on Ways and
Means. """
Petition from the entire Fire Depart nent. for
re-cS'abllshlng the salaries Of Chief Engineer and
OletA yer. upon lhelr former basis. Referred to Com.
m'ttee on Ways and Means
Committee on Ways and Means reported in fa
yor OF allowing parties whose side walks are
lound TO be above the city grade the Drivileoe of
hXing them themselves if they are disposed to do
So o'herwlse the city will fix them at the OK
pense OF the parties ''l' "a
=, Committee on Fire and Water renortod tbo
Hydrant at corner Of E and First streets neorIv
completed, ana csternS en- corner of G and Sixth
ana b ana Fourth streets completed
cemetery COMMITTEE reported in fayo, of nav
ing $1,000 to City Sexton for his books of reris
Try, and that private lots now occupied must he
port received. 'V' ~
Finance Committee reported the following bills
correct: Louis kobliz $40 so; Treadwell 4 Co,
500; a. w. Smith $50. " w.
Ihe second quarterly reports of the various
city olhcers were read, received and ordered
printed N the city official press.
Ald. Shields offered resolution TO let out Cor.
tez Square to some party who will keep it in order
Tor two years and take the produce of the same
for pay. referred to Com ON Public Buildinos
and Grounds
Com on Fire and Water instructed to shin the
running hose purchased in New York around tbe
Iiorh' ana me suction hose across the lsthmus bv
Freeman 4 Co. IS Express.
City Clerk authorized TO draw vvorra,,+ -, c,,.or
of Shakespeare & Drake for S85o John Warnire
$40, aud p. Spreckels d Co. $40.
Monthly and quarterly salaries of city officers ev.
cept city printer, ordered paid
Rent OF Warren Engine Co.'S House ordered
paid. VI U'i eu
Resolution to fill up wooden sewer. on Third
street, with dirt from street sewer-referred n
Com. on Streets and Roads.
ordinance introduced relative TO duties and
compensation OF powder house keeper--read first
ana second time. Rules suspended and ordinance
unanimously passed.
Amendments recommended by Com. 10 ordi.
nance on sidewalks adopted. and ordinanco -.
amended passed '''''e "s
Cemetery ordinance passed after being amend.
ca IN accordance with the report of the Cemetery
Committee, which was received earlier in tha
evening. - '"N
Bids received from NJ A Clark. Shakspaaro &
Drake and Z + Smith, for excavating and buildIno
eistern on the corner ofA and Fifth SITS.
COMMITTEE on Fire and Water authorized n
contract with Shakespeare Drake for clstern and
To nave II bricked or not, at the opoon Of tbc
Com, alter the excavating is done The Com
were also instructed TO have all cisterns arched
which need it.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

A WABNING TO TIDE -WAuERS-A Boston
paper says that two men were discharged
from the Custom House by the Abolition
Collector--Whitney-for refusing to pay
over portion of their salaries to a Breckin-
ridge subscription. The people will put an
end to this -dsgraceful state of affairs in
November next.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02
TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. I'd.

FIREMExs' ELECTION. The Flremens' elee
tion, held yesterday, passed off quietly. For
Chief Engineer. Wech received l4S votes,
and Coolidge 10. For First Assistant, Cong.
don received l42, and Chase Ill. For Sec
ond Assistant, Crackbon received l47, and
Andres l0l. Eiected-Welsh, Congdon and
Crackbon.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

RAIN IN WAsuoE-On Wednesday last,
says the Territorial Enterprise, we had a CO.
pious shower of rain, accompanied with
thunder and lightning The rain lasted for
several hours, and was what might be termed
a regular old American thunder storm.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

AN eastern paper says that a movement
has been set on foot by many of the princi,
Pai southern gentlemen now soiourning in
New ork' to invite the Prince of Wales to
visit the Southern States
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02
BENSLEY WATER CURE
AND
NOGOPpatRic Institution !
CORNER OF STOCKTON & PACIFIC SITS
SAN FRANCISCO,
Formerly located in sacramento,l

WA the first and is the only Hydropathjc estab.
W lishment in California, that combines ALI the
varied treatments of Eastern Water Curas mn
HARLOW j. SMITH is the only man conduatiny n
water cure on the Pacific coast, who has had the n H.
vantage and received the degree of NJ D. fran, tb.
New York uydropathc College We adopt and tascb
the theory and practice Of that school Reader If ,o
have been suffering from any chronic truuble Snd
nave beel treated Tor weeks, months and wear. with
drug medicines, and are not satisfied with the rest
ana desire TO consult more rational system Won
rely upon II DR.. Smith is the best ydropathc aptb
ity in the state We invite you to cali and bavs yo,
case examined. 1t will cost you nothing. We give
five weeks board and treatment for etO0' II naid a.;
advance. Oar price Is S25 per week if bald weellu
we give Free Lecture every Friday eyening On
subjects pertaining to health and hygenic treot9n't
we depend Tor success not in advertising Int in @
ing our patients, being liberal with and matjno a
pleasant home for them, and striving to LET none 90
away dissatisfied. " 'one 30
If you are suffering from chills and fever or from
the effects Of the same, we can cure you = '-'
rheumatism we seldom fail to cure besides mo a., II,
you how TO keep free from IT, " 0'
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, and the carly sta zoe
OF Lung diseases, easily give way and are rain,
cured under proper Hydroypaihic treatment WeaI
and nervous females suffering from any deraneen,ent
peculiar TO woman are kindly treated and alwovs
benefited at our home and Institution '4""''
VS Circulars seat on application, free Of poqtage
Oc2-my ~ - FVe'"eV'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

SuoorING AFFRAY.-Two men, who work
at the Cal Stage Cos stables, Jas. Samuels,
carriage trimmer, and Brown, known as
Kentuok, blacksmith, had a difficulty yes
terday, growing out Of bet, which resulted
in Samuels shooting Kentuck through the
leg Samuels went to the station house and
gave himself up Brown is not dangerously
hurt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

DEATH FROM SUDDEN JoY.-Patrick Fine
eey' an lrishman, in the employ of the Cam
OFia Iron Company, at Johnstown, Pa, died
dden'y from excessive joy. lie had not
seen his father for some seven or eight years,
nd on being informed of his sudden arrival
at that place from Ireland, he proceeded to.
wards the room where the aged father was
waiting but the poor fellow fell dead before
reaching IL
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02
L. o. o. +.

1. .. q. +.
The stockholders in the code Fellows Hall Associa
tion" of Marysvie, are requested to meet at the old
Hall, on Third stree,, on TUESDAY EVENING next
(Oct. the 2l) at O'Clock.
Punctual attendance is requested, business of
Importance will be submitted for your consideration.
Those Stockholders, not members of the l. O. o. F.,
are requested to be present.
Per order of Board. CHAS. L. THOMAS,
Sec'y Of Board of Directors of o. F. H. A.
seq st
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

Ross, DEMPsTER d Co.-This celebrated
mercantile firm, whose place of business is at
llS Battery street San Francisco, advertise
in this mornings DEMOCRAT large and
choice lot of groceries Their house is one of
the Oldest and most popular in San Francis
co. 1t was originally established in 1919
and was long and fayOrably known as D. l..
Ross 4 Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02
Arrivals at the U. S. HoteI.
ELDS. ..... .......PROPRIETORS.

STOKES SHIELDS .PROPRIETORS.
September Goth.
Bright Sam, Sutter co Dlnninger AC,
Lee J Il, city Black IL, French Corrall
Finncu 5, Colusa CO Koch W L
Glasscock T, " Houston w B, Yuba co
Glasscock " Wilson NJ, San Juan
Bowers II & fam, Sac Ilessio Fred, sac Rv
Gephart + 5, Suite, co Singeterry G.,
Farrell 10 w, Fosters Matt,son g, Butte M'ts
Wyatt b, Rear River, Clark O IL, Forest City
Mark Jos, Grand Island Commiskey w "
Lufh fhins 40 ,Woodvie H'cResburry J G., Dry Creek
Wilder +, Sutter Branigin a fam, Mt Rose
Davis & Morse, Smarsle Graves IL S, Buttes
Waldrich A, Long Bar Robinson l.
Fuller Carlton, Campt'ile Thompson L, city
Binninger w, Empire II'e Nelson IL, Buttes
September 80.
Miller Jno, city Allison Thos, Bangor
Churchill W b. Nevada Page f, city
Refs h. St9ndeld Ranch Ross =, Long Valley
Brown j II, Brownsville Ross W r.
Wilson James G, Nevada
Manlock II, La Porte Stewart Il NJ, Sutter co
Boyes Jno, city Farnsworh Thos, Forest
Mcgand Grashy Ino, Yuba co
Rackli0 S a, Campton'lle, Co4k d, city
Est Il, Colusa Bloomfield S, Forbostown
Brooks Q, Dowuievllle Mora IL igh
Perry rs, Princeton Rice r
Caalu Mccormick Jas, Fosters
Gage +, Cascade city harris II NJ, Central u'ee
Chamberlin Jos Morris ii, Butte Mts
Sperbeck Jos, Butte co
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

0iGou&EEY ON THE ELECTRO N.-Tho Solano
county Herald says: we'll known. intelli-
gent gentleman ll,. OF Fairfield, figures up the
Prooaoie result oi the coming election, in this
Breekinridge $4,000; Lincoln and Beu o5
600 each; total 100 900 votes. The nronor.
ton is in the main correct, but we do mo,
think the total vote Of the State will exceed
10000, which will lessen the estimate vote
Tor Breckenridge by 10000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

On Tuesday evening last, at the regular
meeting OF the Douglas Democratic Club at
Quincy, Plumas county, Mr.. C. c. Goodwin
read Spatriotic poem before the Club and
visitors. The Argus says the room was well
filled, and the production received in a very
fiaattering manner.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

BESsLEY WATER CuRE-We call attention
this morning TO the advertisement of DR..
Barlow J. Smith. His Water Cure and No
torpathc Institution is located in San Fran
cisco, corner of Stockton and Pacific streets
DR.. Smith is graduate from the n. Y.
Hydropathic college, and his institution COM
bines all the varied treatments Of Eastern
water cures. He and his institution are de-
seryedly popular.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

LADY FRANKLIN gave a dinner party. at
Montreal, to which many Americans, includ-
ing Strakoseh and Patti, were invited
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

MORE lMPEovEMENTs.-We learn that the
row of wooden buildings on the corner of d
and Second streets will be torn away in a
day or two, and some 81 giant and substantial
two story brick edfees will be erected in
their stead Mesers. Isaac and Simon ella
zier, and Chas. E. Filkins, Esq, own the prop.
erty, which is occupied at present by res
taurant, jewelers. establishment, BARRIERS
shop, boot and shoe mandatory and fruit
store A fine row Of bricks, in that locality,
has been needed for a long time, and they
will prove a profitable investment.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

THE D STREET SEwER.-If neonle who
wish to examine the d street sewer would be
more careful in selecting site from which to
take their observations there would be less
danger to themselves and to the workmcn
Several serious caves have occurred from
people getting too near the edge of the sewer
where the groud was not firm, and one OF
them yesterday, came near burying two
bricklayers who were at work on the arch,
twelve feet below the surface of the ground
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

ARREsrs.-Geo. Gumbert, Albert White.
John johnson, rhos. Brett and Daniel Far
rel were arrested last evening for fighting.
The fight took place on c. street, near the
corner of Second, and grew out of dog
fight. Pistols and knives were flourshed
quite freely, but nobody was much hurt.
We are informed that Gumbert discharged
his postol, but hit nobody, and that Brett at.
tempted to discharge his, but it would not go
Off A little skirmish occurred between two
OF the parties after they arrived at the station
house. but it was bloodless.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

RuEAwAY.-A very pretty runaway occur
red yesterday morning on First street. A
three horse team attached to large sized
wagon, became frightened by some means as
they were waiting on the Plaza for load OF
goods They made better time up First street
than their driver ever got out Of them, the
single nag in the lead keeping them straigh,
till they crossed Virgin Alley, when he
hauled out to the right and, describing a cir
Gle on a vacant lot, made a straight shoot for
a China house on the North side of First
street, but when half way across the street he
became detached, and flew off in a tangent,
while the other nags kept straight on, and
but for the Intervention Of heavy awning
post they would probably have killed them
selves and demolished the house As it was
the Chinawomen were badly frightened, the
awning post was carried away, and the pave
ment torn up. The horses and wagon escaped
with slight injury.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02
WATER.CTRE.
Notice to E,rasfoes nnd I,encl,nrs.

/ y accordance with the requirement OF the State
Il superintendent Of Public Instruction, ] will ap-
point FRlDAY the 18th inst, the time for the ex-
animation OF Teachers The Board of Examiners
VIII consist of the undersigned: A. s. White, of
Camptonville, l. s Belcher and D. c. Stone of this
city. The B ard viii meet at l O'Clock P. NJ, in the
Public school House, on Seventh street. in this tv
Those WHO desire to teach in the county will please
be in attendance at that time
Il. B. WALSWORTH,
oc2I supt. OF Common s, ools for Yuba Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-10-02

81 STAND BY rIs 5xNOcRATIc ORGANlzArIoH' AELD
,apnlvxCr M rrs rsteRs, AMI SUPPORT IN REGULAR
NOMINEES "-.SfeobeH 4. Douglas, |"ty ,, lSos.