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, 1860-11-22

RNIA AN HALI4-Clark street,
~ Opposite the Court House. Chicago, III.
by any Hall In the Cnlon in itt
Acoustics and General Appointments.
It VII scat 80 Tnorc parsons than any ot1rr tJa II!
He y Gl.y-or accurate count and report Of CARTER &
Ihs nssa Audisnee Eoon. is tic css: anos. tbs
f4tS n the ets opposite Court House SQUARE, ret d.
Hs1 a;s nHs retired, Quiet location IN tie seaF:
Elatk street and Court Place N' ~
The Iiali contaiu* tie ealy National Gaery, ~aine
q $laoa and purchased from Gen. Il. A. Usaly nov:
Gommi STONED hy consres: paiat ser1.s Of Pred
oeata postEa!ts ios the White House. This Gallery
as9sl - = awasdsd % afse weFla: Fair q
PEesldenta 70 Lnco1a inclusive. a well q Of nauJ
ot4es nsnsttlous Americans, by !Iea1-.
taete y SPACIOUS LAYER Hall for FaIsz, Fcstrnia
Esia knd Tie axe. i provided with In. roo1.,
ktSnen. cooking stove. numerous tahlest &C. &c.
HoIA dAls, or either ran be rented for Coucert.
tun tn TUUS uAKBf1fTt RkSsA SfS1~%
uol7TGply {1nIce in the iintit1r1
, 1860-11-22

! .tSiEls'S S!lLE.-s;atc of Iii
nni.. Cook coin:y. s.e.-t Eci::s CUR, Of
suoe t:s'y. Ii th1EcGr:. j-Isu i:iaa ~ Nj -

~ nrI.. t:ooE coGn:y, se-t lci.!t Cuur, of
W. NJ. t;t;.y. la thaneer:. j-usa i:;aa ~ NtfY
,Svtice !. hereby g:vr1 taat !, l.. e. c..,e rzcer
s.Is -. ~ .Et.:ss1y SooS s.oa:. Se Il llii,".
s. a6 +: Hs:i II 70 ;!: i!:tL>a hl.'!4t 4 dc s:"ra
" S!4'im ;. u.:i /! Las .'s:. II .I;lAclt il
=: !. s:!S Ii tr figcH ~ t.. si >: :...! t.Stc
ss lS s ii D. Vt q. Il u. .,:.l Tie IL. ia.
tst 4aSs!tr VI iAe .'.utisa, G:.: t.: II tl,t liz
t!.'1 ~Aatp .ts"t.: s.u.l:t. ,.,,. we've
t.-l' e:tst ~ s'r tnfr! ~ sstc::-l u..a. liz -a
H. as J., snc !"s ": six pv: -:. Eit.tvs,, .s. rfeI
y IN ~ proltE III .o!! ~sla ia.i Il t!:,lef.
@altA~t .N1s.- ~ l.: L. + tlSr. FJ.I.EK,
AtNs4-sA A.latEs IN CAlltury, T. n.< County,
, 1860-11-22

IL A. " L u f Il ,
ssnmsnethE Thursday Ercaiar. November 18th, $50.
AT METROPOLITAN HALL
ee11s to eonast OF Twelve Lectures By tie following
gentlemen,
DAYARD TAYLOR, Esq.
Rsv. 7. L. CttA LIZ,
GEORGE u, CuRTIs Esa.
JOHN IL COUCH. Esa
4toG l.. !. UPSUN,
uen, JOHN W FOSTER q
Dt. J. a. HOLLAND.
Prot E. L. YOGaTAyS.
FFuL c. USCANTAN,
Hon, II. J. RAYMOND
Rev, A. l. STONE,
Tckets Easy be hAd al the Book Stores Of C. Cr.rs
CO. and D. D. Cooxe Co. and At The st1Er 81 j. r.
hnoEea under tho Hail q. the Richmond HOUSE, TF1-
mont HpnAe, fH4gEa House. nn Of the Librarian; a. IN
rooms q he IN Portlxnd Dlocs md Of H.,
membert OF tbs Committee
uenry ~ Bishop Jr- Cha. l. Thnu.as and chss r.
Kellogg, Lecture Committee
no1-dSs;sm HESRY ". BISHOP. Jr. Chairman.
, 1860-11-22

MONEY VS.. UNION PARK
49, a few moro OF those beautiful &oxi.3 Union
LIZ - tor SALE Remember that money can bo p.
fssa :afe,y 70 linton Prsk properly Ut pc. cent
i. nnr lie tor 1ele improved PROPERTY which Will and
CUMMINGS, Il Clxzk street. {Up NIsal noaaISt
, 1860-11-22

ITO RENT.-A small furnished
Il Hon.c II tic West Dirliior. The advertiser
defiTes 70 boatd with tic tsoant A3l!y BY lett 70 T.
u. boz 1880. no-14-:
, 1860-11-22

NORTH SIDE WIDE AwAxEs.-Thl1 spirited
corps Laid down their torches last night in T.
capital atrLr At the Lake House. They thence
marched to the fremont House, about eleven
o'clock, aud serenaded the President elect.
Mr.. Lincoln did not appear, having previously
retired.
, 1860-11-22

ITO RENT.-A large and con!no-
T. d!ous hoase yesr pisa.aatiy si.tst,d o. llocs
Ct s9rtn arst laI ont ~ gaFL-n 11l groanit,
tic lasc 1t Clsayesyl=. Iil % sod very low and
on good terzlA Apply =: 119 South Water strret,
tUp atalfsj EoIIlw
, 1860-11-22

k4 Go to John Joness, 119 Dearborn street,
ana get your clothes cleaned and repaired They
VIII oo well done, and at prices to suit tho fiues.
, 1860-11-22

4,4s14ss- NEW AND SECOND
H.xp P1Axns for sale low. Ftano+ sn.t
E ~ Neiodeols 10 I:en., Orders lur unir 3
Piano. Me(o1roas Ursnns. and al klsIa oi Ma>lr=l
INSTRUMENTS promptly attended -. All .inls AI..-
cal lnsttuMcit4 Trpsi:c1 1t .iIoEs notice.
lis LAKE arieEEI-NE4tt: CLAM,
, 1860-11-22
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ILLINOIS tcEurscT WAKTEp.-.M banks Thrown
ont OF othc1sise) will he taken at Par for al kinds
~ fefh'onot@t Clothing, at the lowest prices, At
ta'aams Great Eastern Emporium, 116 Randolph
street, 1lG. noaa1t
, 1860-11-22
1JOI,TG.,(;E SAIE,-N:horo.a

t Oli lte-itr: S.tlE..-N herc:a.
49, Seao:ooS r. ohlcr.''aw aal ::os, H. lid, r. ,x
ts HEe oI t:!e tts oI u l:a:n toox county af >:ts
o. l:,.ei. Gil on t'e forrfe RI; G of vi b, r In
tat !ras ot Oar Lord tnusstnI t.ht tt,!r.a ~
FtsELs:r. cxrcn. mnl H." irt 10 ...ts d Trt rr.,
Ca-o u s'l ColirtH nEd st:.t. r, r. tt E.srH.
lE9mts OF! hos II sill nor t:.:elioetl .i,4n bY
e. o:ts f. l,: t:,r: - aap a1,t<- Ill II TX
SUI .: I've hlnrr.t a.:'i :.:Ttt.,..tn tin!.F! ari
tL,'t in e"*1s s,'~s; IL cite ~. t:r o.
~. "n:s;I :i Hr.ts OIL t.t ~uIi.s, !, ot M:t.E ~
ls.l In >:ii fsorl :. ;: sr rr.ttt Ia ~
G:ee Of TT Ercsr!.E eto- !: Co:ut-. :s.l -tste Of
!, ~ ttay s-ctslrtt Il Eocx .ts:> tc ~ o. Nf
sa- si r.. cry Ie -! s:;G fe;.a u. twlt
o' s;T, - ::,.:r:s 9: t'e III nsi:-
:fG :!t u III r Frss La tic i ~. ,a
'~it .uE .n:t H:.pi;: - ~ @
NJ. tltr t:c ii:s e Eo::~ ..,r hyc!:rn ,.l IL
T.ss':Ec' u. tie u"tg at .,ic II Sid ,.ury.u f..
t;t=st III. nA AJ:st.. II - ..s T.; S,nt Nh,
i. H. :st ii IT,, ot+eE l.: We .ce:.vS:. a. ii ,t,s -
tsr nor ,!1r .! Lax t,hrt 1!e:.s. tt u Il, Iii,
et' n. io.e"t tts- ;. !. ;;.s .na l. IT..
LIZA t,~ A-.: ta..c *; l.. :p LIN, trt, t:GS
~ .'ot~'o:s - .l 1iJ., sc ~: ) . H. ir ho1 H.
50; G.::L vi etr'!a. slx ~. en :..l., Il 1f. IT,.
S!'t!i!n =n-tr In ttss EoEI.t. l. ;-rts s.i, al
~: oi, t1Slter mtti ill t.ta b 1.I: t.. rrtI; .ri
~ .s ~ y, NETT. Asre;i:a'c,t, l '3iprssa1..a
1s.sr:1on .: T.. -4tl sbr,a e: u, rs.,s AID EcsN
y ni.'eFtEnE: u, Nc. L.. tr ar: ~ ius il snG
JsM:.s o. u.TworT1. ,Ier,ear.r
!!srrxF. A11t.Ss 3 LAt!. ATTY lpr Mort.nLo.
G.at'so. octcber ls:h. l:e. oel:.I.:sie:
Ihe shovr sslr II pos;7cnc ar,:: ,nly. Sov. 1cts
isl Z, ;hs i4tar ny :ra 4 l. a-r
nJtu:1- III 1AAii-, .. hLyI:C:-N, MORTGAGE.
Tie a:'1:- 81" !: 1n7.ssr ~ &c II. 1! Nort,v
sox.ss O. t. y. - .r A,:t a:I llc-
no.oa-s::! Jl1:.s y. n&A s:t.. u .lost.a..c.
, 1860-11-22

TOR SALE-A Tirst-C:ass House
Il and Int for sale We-t Kaadoi3. s:src,. 5r-
tween Ann AID elizabeth streets. -AddIrxI IT, nsx
l113- ll..f1
, 1860-11-22

The DuSTos MURDER TRIA1--Thc case OF
Stephen AcEnroe, indicted for fatally stabblng
= man named John Brown, ut Dunton Station
LIST summer, was yesterday morning brought
before Judge 5[nntcrre Of the Cook County
Circuit Court, C. W. Willard and E. G. Aaay
appearing for the defendant. The priso.er Is
either doing some very tlne acting In the line
Of uncadhly howls and mau!acal ravings, or be
is actually insane, rs claimed by his counsel
The whole Of yesterday forenoon was occr-
pied in obtaining jury. In tho afternoon,
alter the opening speeches Of Prosecuting At
torncy and counsel for the defense, the testi-
mony WAS taken up
Tile fria1 in to be continued fo.iav
, 1860-11-22

TO RENT.-A Brick House, No.
particuirs enqci:e % E,o prrtsi.ss o. =; SJEK
IlsAlNE. nEIEIfI. -
, 1860-11-22

=, - Oi', 1oEHty Ut
y: ~ ,Charl:~ MaeHi .sT - " Mi;..na b. 1:er.
sisS !.': ~ Ir':!S ii. vi. and ia u, III MIX,
A.aa;l /: = t's "'sr :,!cncr VIII, it. irr.!ss.
5'as.a IL a"t ,t:'ua IItr:tsL- - a:-i n Gc
sssss .s: (; e ~ t:e:'t s5st .; tIA .,,av.
aasta J. il"r.i u. VII. ii IL. j, Il. f-:c: :.s5.
-. %r~ ~ "a 'n;sa ,sl :lst i'll Ill u rci...
.tt ~ a.t t'ltF:. aH re E,,A,ccs. sii til r.. IN
Il iiE. -: o. Novc.t ter. l~J l.i e.: !, >':,. ca
e!:as.' Es.t Oh: ~ .h!. tu:1. NJ NIL dslvn.
H.: fck A:a!. o. :: L. It cial .a Z: - ,il.r ..g.r
t:Sii. ss J. bs law ts1t:s.I ~""
n!.:rs* >,'H. u: said n", -ca,l; ,:2r.ntar..
saI l-f.o. 81: bG 2lt ~, ii sa.:t III. vt TX
e. 49, n':.:y H., =, - ~: ta t.S ars: ,t:m
T.. -. sur.a: Of ..ar, i1il ald u; 81. ansas,"r
6 ;,ar ~ @ y s:'e ,ai s'' lu'sst I'LL c-El ii. ls
u ~ ~! - Ea+.' r; u u .n.s i4rri v.aI.I nd
VII U At!. =. cuic:>& L. a' ,!s cFrv ruts:e1
aea':4se lo1 a<S7sI-,s t. t:t pray u ka.t: lii
VA! l.. LAt Et II, t.fYE
S.1kN :. A:lA1s N9.S !. U 21I$s AGlt.I.Et.sM
, 1860-11-22

ITO RENT-A fine Law Office,
Il vel flrnE,hed, a5ar: mllwsy bctrern the acrt
Hnu<o nd inc new tu.t Once on Surta L1.f. tirycf
app1T to No 4 Lannon's Gl3cE uo.E-u;.rIw
, 1860-11-22

pOARDING.-A Gentleman and
- vif-. nr two tiag:e gentlemen. coold be scs n.
modAled Ii b. .nrl atd pleasant room. con.mauJ-
lag nne view OF tae la<e IN priva:e family rr,:t-
lag m Wnhh'h ns-rn"- Apply At ~! Laku srrcs. CO
a. 03 WAb3sh Ayaath...e.Ea y - AiIA no-cxct
, 1860-11-22

!TUK SAI.E-A few more OF these
trom New lo-k Sta:r srr3cc Timber tta>!u: ous u
LIZ. pr foot, !. II. li1CE1Ku. kl3 EtuAe street
, 1860-11-22

F1RR,-Thc alarm for The third district at
halfpast six last night, WIS caused by light
which the bell.ringcr saw In the vicinity ofthe
corner Of Halstcd md Van Buren, streets,
, 1860-11-22

" u n T E D.-Thc advertiser
w would i:v.s: q <raa!l saouat ttron *s9-0to
saaol T. good h7:incH ether partner :r: ira
u would los the 1hisvc .4,l TIT
At5atoa n,:der sn::sy. address 4. h. - o:.re II
Gil 10 E.aanc, -s.t rSes Ha :r :! I'll ~ tI:
ncd- AMI place Z: 1a.:tT.sw- An.we1s received g..
KeeE
, 1860-11-22

BEEF CA1TlE-nccclvcd, IS. There ID
demand for good cattle By shippers and but
and tJn market In xfe8dr Sales were:
, 1860-11-22
a5oarD;1tg.

r OA iDIS G.-Vcry desirable
~ rooms With boari can be obtained 3. EGG Eeat
Warrington street It the coFaas nt Morgan, i t*.s
CAY boatdeFs can a1s9 hr accommodated. Eol5Slv
boarding. Suite Of Front
~ Rooms to rent With Boasl, It aad 81 s.ich..
Ean AyQ1us. Ee:tfEnce+ te1aZG4. ANli..l t.:.inf
, 1860-11-22

WANTED.-To exchange from
t:An Wisconsin and New fi4mrs:.trr. Tor stocx cf
~ G"oes = ~ assortment u Boots md 81 Shoc., =
i:r ne::l Casa- Apply to j. ". uOAN i; CO. IS prat
rt11t 1t.5t tsy@
, 1860-11-22

ported from Boston, or the East, under cotp.
inand Of Capt Montgomery, numbering from
500 to 500, and Increasing in numbers, have
attacked Fort Scott, Knnsas, broken UP tho
Court, compelling myself aud NIL tho officers
ofthc United States District Court to tly for
our lives. They have taken the towns on the
Missouri lluc, the Fort Scott Land Office, &c
They intend 10 invade Missouri
, 1860-11-22

TOR SALE AT \ GREAT BAR
Il oA1s.-A hw vacant lars on tho South si1. will
be sa!d " nal: tAets >Atue. applied for .ooD.
ttMPklS:- d. Co
oe1J.d1E@9.fm Isoc1l No. : niIC,b.5y U1oct
, 1860-11-22
G1aa1ltRD.

WT ANTED.-STERL1NGE A EX
~ CHANGE wanted. Apply II JOHNSON
SPESCEA e CO. . Laka stltcL pos11at
, 1860-11-22

NANTED.-A small Improved
Mas: be on h:A gr1uad AMI lying ne.r OF cut:d T.
ss srs Teod n:G G3aa Sil ospsi Il o..rsd M las ~.
stating sxe sitna'!oa aud price, Ind s.sa sEsIr lie
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

EMANCIPATION ANNIvERsARY.-Ap portion of
our colored population, rugged out in "sperma-
cita style," several of them driving fast teams,
two in hand, went overto Nevada on the morning
OF the ist inst, to attend the doings of grand
anniversary celebration Of English emancipation
in the West Indies. The Journal says that the
event took place at Preston's Pavilion, with a
goodly number in attendance. An address was
delivered by Mr. S. Howard, and picnic, ball,
etc., perpetrated, to the great enjoyment of that
particular class of people.
If the reading portion of this branch of COM
munity had perused the remarks of the London
Times, deprecating the Emancipation Act, and
portraying the evils to the negro growing out Of
it, they might, like US, be disposed to inquire
why rejoicing is indulged' Decentralization, in
dolence and decay, in several of the islands, have
usurped the place Of civilizing and christianis-
ing industry; thus clearly going to prove, that
left to himself, the African black man does not
belong to the nations who are capable of con-
Quoting the vast and complicated machinery Of
civil government.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

HIGHWAY RoBBERIEs.-Mr. Sack, who deliv-
ers ice to the people of San Juan, Cherokee and
Columbia Hill, was met by three highwaymen on
his return home, about ten o'clock of Tuesday
night, mile from his house, at the head of Griz-
ly Canon, who commanded him to stop and de-
liver! He gave them three dollars all the change
he had in his pocket. They insisted that he had
more. One of them got into his wagon and
searched him, pulling off his boots. Mr.. Sack
had previously concealed $40 in each boot, of
which they possessed themselves, making the
sum total of his losses Ss43.
While the robbery was going on, another OF the
highwaymen stood before the horses with drawn
pistol
Mr.. Sack describes enc of the villains as being
very large, with black whiskers and mustache.
Being a cripple, and having large family to
support, the loss of this amount, insignificant as
it may appear, falls heavily upon Mr.. Sack.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

HEENAN AND MORRISsEY.-The following
cards have appeared in the New York papers ;
NEW YoaK, July Is, lSeO.-As Mr.. John
G. Heenan has now arrived home, and as he
has, when in Europe, expressed so tervent a
wish to fight me again, will not balk him in
his wish, now have him on the spot. | viii
fight him in four months from signing arti-
cles, for from ten dollars to ten thousand il
side; and as it appears paradoxcal to me and
my friends to see man champion of the
World who has never won fight in the ring,
will now give him the chance he wants. al
though | only stipulated to fight him again
as winner. will meet him when and where
he likes, put up what forfeit he likes, fight
him when and where he likes--I to chose the
stakeholder, to te agreeable TO both trust
outsiders Will not Interfere to prevent this
match-at least until the money is up, which
am prepared to stake at drawing up of ar
ticles. JOHN MoRRIssEY, Champion Of Am.
NEW YoRK, July II, 1901 have noticed
with much satisfaction that John Morrissey
declares that he will keep the promise made
to NE before went to Europe, and give me a
second meeting in the ring That in itself
pays me for the time spent in England, and
| at once accept Of all the terms he offers, and
choose for the stakes the highest sum he
names. In proof thereof, + will place in any
responsible mans hands, the sum Of $500
as preliminary deposit. for a match of $l0.-
600 side, pending the drawing OF the arti-
cles, ard the selection of stakeholder.
should have been pleased after my long stay
abroad, to have had a few weeks of leisdre
to enjoy among my friends bat as there is
no way in which can be gra,ified so much
as by beirg guaranteed an early match with
Morrissey, hope they will excuse me for
this new occupation of my time.
If Mr.. Morrissey will send me word by note
| when and where he desires to see me, for the
arrangement of preliminaries, will meet
him without delay and the only further
| wish now desire to express is, that like the
stakes, the forfeit may be large.
Yours, truly, JOHN G. HEENAy.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04
Peck & MaIdOOn.
COnstable,s Sale.


DY virtue of an execution and decree of sale
u issued out of Justice r. H. Farquhar's court,
OF Bridgeport township, county of Nevada, to
me directed, in favor of Joseph Thomas, for the
sum of 1921 l6, with per cent. interest and
costs of suit, against James Winnie, have
seized, and shall expose for sale at public auction,
at o'clock, on the 18th day of August, A..D.,
1860, at North San Juan, in front of r. H. Far
quhar's Office, the following described property,
to-wit: Certain Mining Claims, situated at VIM
nie's Crossing, on the Middle Yuba, known as
the claims of Winnie & Co., beginning at the
dam of Harrington & Co., and running down the
river to the end of the Bar, including the fats
and river entire from bank to bank.
Dated North San Juan, the 25th day of July,
\. D., 1860. r. A. BRUCE, Constable.
iy2Sts
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

Our Proportion of our exchanges
contain ''sprinkling" Of robberies. ifany
of them, however, can ''lay over" the Press
this week, in that particular, they can 'take
tfe socks" The country is overrun with
villains and thieves. No man who has ten
dollars in his pocket, is safe in travelling
about the country without body-guard and
half dozen double-barreled guns loaded
with buckshot
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

A5-The following letter. which emphaticaliy speaks
for itself was written by the Dean the Faculty the
Philadelphia College of Medicine the editors of the
Pacifc Medical and Surgical Journal San francisco
for publication:
PHILADELPHIA. January II, 1859.
To the Editors cfthe Iacifc Medical and Surgical
attention has been called to
article in the December number of your journal. in
regard to the ad eundem degree granted by the Pha
depnia College of Medicine to DR.. L. J. Czapkay When
the application for the degree made the Faculty.
it accompanied by fdavits and testimonials to the
effect that DIR. Czapkay was regular graduate NJ. d.
of the University of pesth, had served Surgeon in
the Hungarian Army, and regular Practitioner
of Medicine. On the strength of these the degree
granted The dd eundem degree. its name implies is
conferred graduates only. and gives privile
gcs Had there been the slightest suspicion Of regu
Llrity. the application would have been refused By
inserting this in your Journal you cH do act of
Justice to the Cbliege, and cnnfe facor
Yours, very respectfully,
Dean ofthe Faculty ofthe Philadelphia College of Medi
cine.
Dr. L. T. Czapkay's Private Medical and Surgical In
stitufe is on Sacramento street. below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company Office
San Francisco California The Doctor offers free con-
sutatiou and asks remuneration unless be effects
cure
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

TIMBucToo FIRE DEPARTMENTAL meet
ing of the Rescue Hose Co., No. l, of Timbuctoo,
held on Monday evening, July 9th, the following
named gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year, viz:
Foreman-D. ]. Desmond.
lst Assistant-Wm. n. Mayon.
ID Assistant-Wm. NJ. Jefferds.
Secretary-S. A. Douglas.
Treasurer-Samuel Hoffman.
Finance ComraTttee-Jaeob Duford, James
Edgar, Tim Peters.
On the same evening an election vas held by
the Department for the purpose Of choosing
Chef Engineer aad Assistant. Jack Clark was
selected to fill the first Office, and G. B. Simonds
to fill the second
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

MAKING IT PAy.-Tom Sayers and Hecnan
have just concluded successful sparring
tour of one weeks duration. says Bells Life
in London, of July lst. They have spared
at Newcastle e-on-Tyne, Dublin, Belfast, Gias-
gov and Edinburgh, and their total receipts
for the five exhibitions, have amounted to
sl,20o, (S6,oO0,) pretty fair weeks work,
and which goes further than anything else to
prove the want of foresight on the part of
Heenan, in not remaining longer in this
country
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

OLD ENOUGH TO BE ASHAMED-The Dulle-
fession made by Ex-Governor Weller at the
recent Breckinridge meeting in San Francis
co:
Ex-Governor Weller, in his speech before
the Breckenridge ratification meeting in San
Francisco, on Saturday evening, July 2Sth,
claimed to be party man in the strctest
sense of the word. He considered the obli-
cation of Democrat to support the regular
nominees ofhis party so strong, that he once
voted for a gambler of thirty years standing
for Sheriff of San Francisco, in preference to
Jack Hays, who was an independent aspiraht
for the same office. This disgraceful con-
fession was made by a man of rare intelli-
gence and ability, who has for more than
seven years filled the very highest Offices
within the gift Of the people of California.
If distinguished Democrat, who has spent
the best portion OF his life in practiciug and
studying party obligations, considers him
self liable to be bonnd to vote for gam oilers
Of thirty years standing for high Offices,
what degree of decentralization may not be
expected from the rank and file % parties
trained by such leaders? No wonder that
ballot box suffers, thieves and murderers
have forced themselves into Offices all over
the State, and that at times our Legislature
has been controlled by men suited only for
the penitentiary. when such men as Cover
nor Weller claims it as an evidence of Dem
ocratic orthodoxy, that he has voted for the
oldest gamblers. who have managed by the
arts of their profession to get regular nomi
nations.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

JUDGE STIDGER's CoNpITIoN.-Private infor-
nation received from Timbuctoo this morning,
informs us that Judge STIDGER's condition has
slightly improved. He is occupying comfortable
quarters, attended by skillful nurse. His son
and Gen. Allen, are also with him. DIR. Simp-
son, practitioner in high standing at Timbuc-
too, has charge of his case. Drs. McDaniels and
Gray, of Marysyille, are retained as visiting
surgeons. An attempt will be made to reduce
the fractured bones in day or two, and should
success attend this painful operation the lseliest
hopes may be entertained for speedy recovery.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

ROBBERY AT CAMPToNvILLE.-The Livery
Stable of Mr.. Tim Smith, at Camptonville, was
robbed on Friday evening, about 81 o'clock, Of
between $3.50 and $500. s.Yank" Sneider, the
man left in charge of the stable, had gene to
supper, and during his absence the money was
distracted, the robber having cut out the bottom
of the desk drawer to accomplish his purpose.
Suspicion rests on two parties in the place.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

RIGHr.-The Placer Courier has this par
agraph:
ave will not. if we know it. publish any
thing which will wound the feelings of any
one in our commnnity.'
To which the Bee replies: "Then you had
better cease the attempt to publsh>a journal
worthy of public support
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

FRUIT RoBBERY.-On Wednesday night last,
peach tree in the garden Of Major Welton, who
resides ON San Francisco street, was robbed of
about Is lbs. of its fruit.
The Major suspects Indians of having COM
mitted the outrage. There were barefoot tracks
about the tree, of peculiar kind made only by
this class of dingy providers.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

sre eHaLL's SARsAPARiLLA. YELLOW Dock AND ioDIIE
bsS OF rer ass is prepared from the finest red ia
maica Sarsaparilla and English 1odide of Potass-ad
cleanses the system OF all morbid and impure maffer
removes pimples bois and eruptions from the skin
cnres rheumatism and pains OF all kinds. All whocan
afford should it. it tends to give them strength
and prolong life. Sold by Druggists generally at 81
per bottle II. HALL co.
Propretors. Wholesale Druggists.
marl2 6Di 143 and lis, Clay street, San Francisco.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

TIMBUcToo WATER WoRKs.-Water-pipes
have lately been laid down in the fourishing lit
tie mining town of Timbuctoo, for drinking and
fire purposes. The projectors and proprietors of
the enterprise, are Messrs. NJ. ]. Crawford and
Timothy Peters. The water is conducted about
a mile and half, from springs short distance
above the Coon Ranch, and the cost attending
its introduction, was $4,000. There are five
plugs or hose attachments on the main street OF
the town, which are considered ample security
against the attacks of confagration.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

Music TEAcHER-Professor Unger, skillful
and successful Music Teacher, has, we under
stand, taken charge of the San Juan Brass Band.
Their first meeting under his tuition, will be held
on Monday evening. Prof. Ungcr comes we'll
recommended. 1t is his intention to bring his
family with him, and make San Juan his place
of permanent residence.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-04

ANoTHEE.-A fellow known as champagne, -
who is accused of having committed rape on a
little girl in Ell Dorado county, was arrested
by Constable Chambers, at Camptonville, yester-
day, brought to San Juan this morning, and de-
livered over to Sheriff Baker, of that county, who
happened to be in the town with other prisoners
at the time of his arrival.