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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-16
@ermtlbte Nnsetaen.
@tmaer,s ~gl6bntofhine.

Die Sdnetbsr beFger StaSti iopis ale 8ercnen. mel6e cine
gute q bm a d inc sn BADEN %miniden, iolten F6 erinneru,
cuS cine bon unieru Nai6nen, speunal 10 bel grbett tbut ais
r9eno cine anbere, unb 10 and fmeimaI 10 oteG @etb
n%brtn8t. 0tieS mabt uniere Neaitinen su ben bitlte<
item, weIde i'm Wtartte fnb. Wetr ais 5000 oao6n tub aueiu
i'll bteI9er Stubt in Operation an &Sdeu, loenen uno Soieu unb
6aben tire @t9ner ODER bic eamt atbetter in ben Stano 0eest, lid
nlebr @elo gu eripareu, ais tbnen btties out anoerern g8s9e m69-
lid lit. Gae. peIfe cine Der be IT. en- Tdbmai 6tnen, Die
nj @eeraud fn6, baben mbdten, iputen in unierer Office:
SEQ. 15S BaltimpreItraBe
%pSripre6en, no @ebrauds-M nrpeiiun9en IN beutider, eu0lIter,
ranSBii6er unb IpomIdet Sprade gu boben ito aun6 no mir Be-
a fsretne Dtafdine fault. ouf ~oerIelben arbetet lerneu.
Sdidt nab elnem @renplar bon Sineer's NdbmaIttreuz Bet.
ang. Nue MoI6inen meroen Elm Sanses Sobr mad ibrent Qnfauf
DON unS in boiler Orbnuu9 unb &eruratton gebdlten.
(Sb28, n) u %. y. Brpbert6 Moent
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0tSenbnb uen &c.
Ia - EEs;5ssssssE:S Es5sazs4zs71 EEsS=aa
EEW~ III
Wt6tig ftr @tnmanberer unb Getfenoe.
GriparaiB Don 3eit, 0clO i1nO Gntferrun9
burh Ste
8altimerc= nmo SbipzG ifembnbm
mad a0en Tbeilen De8 So ten8
Iter

8arfer8brrg rnb Martetta, pber 8enwpcb,
Wbeeltn9 rub Columbus.
Die Baltimore unb SbtU= @tfenbabu btstet eet reifenben Tub
ltfunt bte erSsteu 0ertbeite tn 8e4u9 auf 8taisfett 8cquenlt&.
fell, Si6ettett, GintatdfeFt ub S6Gnbttt Der 9 enerten, 70 bit
le Srn tetner anbern 8dbn II bteient Qduce ubertrpfen mtro
Diefe 8abn pom atlantti&en Wteer %aussebenb,- TT bic dltefe aus
%seestntsfe etntf. slsiastttg aeer aud oe far5efte anO fSptalts
BITE uint ~perfe9len fSGten, fe gu benusen:
Wtetlenentfertun9 pD1 Baltimore nad
a5- s3lls' Cincinnati
ite6er Narfersbura 583 M3etlen.
1eber 8enwDSb unb QBteeltn9 $50 sHa
ltfber 5drrtsbure un6 9tttSburg $50
Our6 6he Marietta Qtnte fs 53
cine @rfparnis an Der GntferhuAe BON 116
Durd, bic 6 ptunbuss Qtnte 69
etne Gr1pdrniB an FER Gntfernune BON 90
@eifente, melAc Die Baltimore. NIB SttG' eifenbatn 6enusen,
leaet Bite ReiIen In ~ 9dqen 3urIf unn fnhren In NAeen, be
aaf bas auer6equemfe nh nit e~spClferten etsen etnsertdtet TnO
Inhr-QSref{e
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Or. 9nfelanS's beribmtes
tetlt arinolih aux

EVIII BTUNVIIN NUI "
GtberbeItnerbtn, OispepI4 unb Gel6luht, drpnt
fhe Ooer nerYGIe Sfwdhcn, Observation-Disclosures
unb ale Rranfbeiten, nelbe ppn Uerbprbenem We,
gen 0oer Der Qeber entleben.
Ss:t..als %erfrpfans. tnnsri de pemcrlbsn, anorana be
8IIteS MD bsm Rppft 5Gurt TN Wldatn, 6srssrenafu, 5eb.
bSfss SeFubt i'm Nlstn sas unttTtet6 S6wsrsr atbsn
9etitlVps en- S4w At btr d1sen, BItden In kft @sa8t
Bte5tt un6 RcSflAmtr5su, 0sFbper6rn bttm athmea. @sls.
rerben GER 5aut unt stue.n, ssttsaaeben, Gem rsfu liz
Rltea uno ben Iltsosrn. DIST i'm Rrsf Snb Grsunen la
6tefd, Wdnstafstt uab Ntbsrssfnla ltnbstt. e
Ot Gd %satblmer ~emplebIea pisie Dlrbi3in Der aufH rtTan,.
cit bes &u5IiflmS. fen Ibert a3t ron BEN Berth unb Der
anstncHsnbett berfgI en- fir aat etben. mOfur Re sprfstsnt
rnpfObltp mtrS. IS tn bt.s ittn Eeues unb unssprnftts
atttttI. fSnbesn eiuss, bas felt 10 Satreu BIZ pruftng psr bts
dmerttantf6en Dcltt betaubeH bat nnh btfsn Ruf Hne 0fr.
eauf BIS fsgt np9 ssn tttntn Tabern srFet4t wurtt Dis'
%ieusutft. weI6e Sc Ibmtt unit aus8eaetmnt;t Hertte unb @tts
Sdtpsrfonen aus aafn Itstien btefss 9anbss sa 4Sunfen atben
9sben inc n%uaeteuere unh Il teegGut Dur&Ief ma bs affair.
i'd BON Ssm Stgtnttamer putttfrtgn attaana&s ptlGfn btrs
tfbe nn tntseIblth eurh btt Ngtnttu p~trtsestsn last nus aud
zen un8Idubisaen I~bsrjsusen, bns sttft Bi.tsrs mtrE.c ei
crib ntbstt aerbtsRt. ntHt 90 trIanet Bat.
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Johnston's Insurance Rooms

JOhnstOn'S Insurance Rooms,
ssS Np. 73 Secpnbir.
Teuers, Martne= umo Qeben8=Qerff6)es
rung8sG
Ciberite nltO fcIteIte Gompa0nie.
Ber1iderun98z@pmp Der 8ullep D. Ytroinieit,
4gr NIT $3.50, 900 capital.
SHndbur9aG erIi6ernne8e @Dmp. y. 8irainiell,
- nit 5000, 600 capital.
MbenlarleeS erIiderun08z emp. y. 8iroilttet
nit 5000, 600 Capital.
@bdrter Saf@Serli6. z@prtp. pcn 6drtfDrb.
NIT $3.50. 900 capital.
SecnritpzV ung8=Gomp. BON NepzNcrt
nit $270, 900 capital.
9R8nie-g erft4ernn8s,S Omp. BON 92etO-gOrt,
0teIplutes 9 rfiderun9 Comp. y. 0epzg)orf.
NIT $270,O 600 GapttaG.
WtpttattfsV er iderung8z@pttp .. NensWDrf
nit $500, 600 capital.
Jtetp@QSo @Ser1ider. zGplnp bon GtepsODrf
a nit $3.50, 900 Capital.
Wtercantile W1utltdl WtQrine.
nit 81, 000,O 900 Capital.
Sereint9te Staaten 0eben8zN erft6eruno &c
s-J nit 81 $50, 972 capital.
Nprthern NIurance>@ Dmp. Drn QpubDn
nit 50, 1914, Ill capital.
Vie pben bentertten Gontpdgnieen frb BON her Qe,;s,,..I
StooteS WiarDlanb autbprifrt unb IisenIfrt. o"'N'" 81
Ete bon. benz unter6ettnctcn reprGlentrten GDmnoonicc, Eor..
Intrtlt@ oertn9bGres @aptal gum ppaen rben on1c1eygsnea.
SehaQ oerantportttt fr bic 3ablun9 bon 0erIuffen' "'0'8'V0"eH
8ef6erun8Spolcen perben au6Seacben rnb @crr,a. .a.,y,
erfest. --s oSbos"S,S S ~ Rahttdi@
Sreb. &ifun, Surbercr. tSS,1z ~
IEUII1l
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<fRfA 9rpBe
1M6libe mn6 fil0neftliAe Momte
bem Weiten UNI 9tcroen.
Characterization

3wiI9en . 0lttmore,
@ttp 9shnt, 2sn9bnrs, @a.,
A g Rnprpi0e nnb Wtempbis, Eenn.
s uno ba5wiI6en ~le9enbe plabe.
Die 0dngier 90 .. peeboee" sno "sstptSere e. Der
Nutmitdas ubr, mad @ip POtnt. 8a in 9erbtnoun9 NIT Ser
Iaclt3en @tlenbabn uab %2pnbburg, 6nernile, DtenpbiS &c.
Die ~tir8ete uab S~eeiSnetre 5raht~Noite
alien tebeutenoeu plIBen I'm 1IIoweitlt4eu Vir9nten, Sennei-
lee, Georgia, unb Den nSr6liden Ebeil BON Alabaula u. W~aIflFppt.
RS- Waaren tperSen naG ireenO eihem btefer Plige ~bef6rbert.
atdbere Gnstuuft ertbeiLt
a8 s. Brdnb iun.,
E4g4as NstM Der pcpbattan OampfiGtH.@e
9lal0.I s4at -ae-A4s SH. 8, &tebtfr'QDbart 1u~
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@i0er;er &eeso ut G5Uibes ,pertb
@}iDctfter QauGaut, NIB Gfa0t. Gefelfdnft.


SIN benz @ntrtfelnnsssanse Der N%nfebIune 1b mir bdttn e.
lan8t BEN rertbgrlfen ub %ntftt9fen 9teil bs Stabtgebietes
BON $50 6drbpr City In ben RretS Der 8erbeNerungen Al sieten
unO e0ts I'M 9drntbet1e her StaOt gu benz fur has srhe 8ouieno
R~fsefelten Yrets epn $l25 gum @erfauf iu %brinsen, unb Swar
sabluneen BON S.. 8rete DeeOs tn better 5Orm euranttrt, Die
Sndnertfnatme bteies S%taottbetls 1T nun fUpObl pom bEGfen
SntereHe fur bic TarmbeOUlferune ais aud rtele @eper5treibenDe
pa;u brdneen. Dpfs, Nterften unb Gerbinbunssfra6en pte eth
Steamer CUR 6erfeuune neuer, regeimGBteer @erbtubung nit
Eem=gprf unb 8Dfpn, perben aus unb n6brcnb Der Gntnifeluna
DtefeS 9luneS pGn Der @eieafhaft eebaut unb bic Ausfatrung
bteies planes ptrb tn Surge ben @entrdlpuntt fur BITE urueteenb
mad unferer Stdbt Ieeen.
Brdmten
6tfebenb entreber tn etnem 5000 0unbrat=8uB srpeen garten
Ober etnera 8rettidet auf BEN GefelfaaftsOampfi6tFe, perben je
mad br QDdbt, Su ben erfen tertaufeH 1900 9Dts ~beteeeeben.
ser tn Der @ntmtdelun9 t~esrthene 8~abrifplan lei6et paSur6
ntdt muir tetne Seetntrd6ttsuns fpubern ntuB burb Nusfitrung
ett8en 5afenplanes ent feline game Wtttisfett erlangen. :
Babrifanten, meide tbre @tabltnemeutS ndb @g9 Sdrbpr @tts
le9en, perben a~bsefeten prn Der ~eanGisen Gage Jptfhsn gfprb- unb
Sub, bur6 Itberae 8eeunffigun9en Settens Der @eIe4I6aft, BE
Seutenbe 0prthetle geptnnen. s4a E 81
pamphlets nerben unentseltlt6 a~usseSeben, urs ndtere Nad
ertbetlt bur6
Npl9s9 S. mtbt, &gent.
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Gin frGftiges Nlter OOer Gin fri65citiqer SoS
1dle1t8@ ~llnt9an9es,
& 3. @uflase,
= BON Dr. 3. 2ubarid1, prdttif6er Nr3t

@S@M BON Sr. Z. Snbdridb, prdtttt1er Arjt
~ o1~ t#s In @btcupp, SD.
Die Susanb, bic Wannteit unS eas Alter, Ile fOIten btees
Bud lefen. @B entbdlt nustt6e 8elebruneen Iber pte @rtaltars
oe G6wdhen utO 8ranf beiten Der @efblehtstbetle, fir 5Te,
relGe an ben 70 erf6Spfeaeen unb f6ftmmen Splsen Ger uSeltf.
5~eFedrns" unb anoerer Nusf6petfmeen letoen. Der wertbSOae
Ratb unb bic etnbrtnelthen Warnun9en, nel6e e~S ertbeilt, reroen
Sabre bes 9etocns pertuten unc idbrttd 3aufenOe Spn 9eben ret.
ten. Der 5etluneSpun, af Der MnWenbune Der @Gec
trtcttG t berubenb ii BARN ouSfubrli6 be1prpGen unb nd6ge
pteIen, bag bteientgen patienten, bic ttr @elo fur Ntebistn eeIpen
BET baten, abne eebetlt 3u fsu, ith nt6t an bic rehte Shnnfebe ge.
menOet baben. Smppten3 lnfrudtbartsit, fOwie aGe uerp5fe
eetpsn unD Sdraden Der 81 i6ledtsCrsane t6anea nur duf elef.
trif&em 9Deee rattUnel setetlt Ueroer. @esea @tnienouhe Spn
80 Ste. 9Offamps pirb eS Sepem fret ;ueeiGidt penn nan
hreiart. Or. S. Qmbati4. @hieaaG Sl. lNb2l. inml
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fdbreBret1e

MB SSur pe1pltpere1 NellHIrItBHuDWe.
StntaaAerer unb Netfenbe fUGteu febr Sprit6tte fem, ete fe t9re
giaette faufen unb iUlten hisfelben nur Sn fOl4en a%nseffeaten
Se5mten faufen, welae non ttren @ebalt leben, ntht nbcr ppt
G9atlcrn Uter 8rif6entrdsern, ia Ee iUnt Der @efntr 0ussefest
fnh, bef&wtnbelt 5u rerben uo ttr Sch umfpnft ~nuseeben.
Ourdfabrt8zBilette
mad alen Ftetten bts g6efens fnb gu tdsen tt
uff @b. s. %ilbebr1nDt,
General @rtterdnteu=A gent Der Baltimore unb
0btU- GHenbabn.
$4,000 SEQ. 81. ShameSftr., Baltimore.
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8tanp's auf 8eifeuuna

nno BON te6er Spl5@ unb Bauart ner6en e~eltefert.
Dte grSete SUr9fdlt nirb auf bic @rbett un6 amf Die MusraEl
Der Vfntertalten Serrentet unh ct fam baber fir iebes aus fetncnl
Sntttut terSbrgetenoe Snfruntent 6e 0ardntte Ibernebntea, eas
eS ate @igeni6aften etnes enfeu 9tanC'8 BETTE.
&Ge Snftrurlente aus pensr 6abrtt nerpen fir 5 Sabre BON
benz Sag beS 0erfdufes an edrdntirt.
Seipnbere Muimertiarfe't- wtro auf be MuSpdbl bpn Snfru=
n1euten, msl6e In etner erreen @ntfernune perfenbet merten, YER
Tcneet uO eth @rrre6t es umtdnfdes t~rnerbalb 6 Wlpndteh bonn
fdnhte b%efriebtsen.
s@ @rs6tanoler nerben ppbGtbun Bet uns SDrsufpre&en t6e fe
fG nnberndt;S umfeben.
9etGnptg ~SOrrdtbis cine Iuspdbt bon N~RelpbeUns, Sma en- BE-
fen SntrumeatenmaAe Bern III $4,000. 3 ri
Us Ytnnps reroen unteetnufdt, au8senteteet unb geHtnntt.
SSn1. &ndbe II. 0pnIp.
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@iobtt0 fir Winluam0erer.
aa =.
Nete arrangements fit G%inwanOcrer, bic
11dl Nfnl Weifef III reiien miinfd1em.

grn beute ben 9. @DStm6er an, werben Ste sttpdnoerer duf
Der NOrthern Central gaIvertfreet DEPOT Guenbabn NIT benz
@rpreBsng %6efSrbert. Die Bdbn b'etet baOur6 rem Snnntgrdnten
eineu 9rBBeren 8prttett, ais ireeno etue anpere 8abn,
aud TT fe nm 81 Dtetlea tirser ais jeOe aucere Balm mad beuann-
ten @IGsen, ols;
Bitt8bure, Glepelanb, Detroit, Sort @apne,
Gbtca8o, Otilpaufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod 98lanp, Burlington, Soma @itp
uhb .rerben eesealb RE NIT Der glDrtbern Central 8atn aeben6en
perfpnen 10 @tuncen fraber ais Die NIT aneern 8abnen aebenbeu
bort etntreffer, md merren4 DtaG mentser Die gBasen fa6ei &C.
Te6felt. 2te 8dbn siebt bur6 ben foSnfen Etel pom Obfp.
Die gan3e @ntfernung BON bier BIS @tcagp ia 800 Wetlen Oas
@spdf IirO bier se5etGnet CmarteN) Hnr eebt nit ben Y~alasteren
an ben 8eftnmunssprt.
gta4 @reltltne, Dapton, Cincinnati, Snpianaz
polls, louisville uno ST.. 2put8
pereet ebtnfags @ahdstere ~befGreert unb fir tbr @ep6d feline
pettere umlarunestpfen ~berednet. 3te Ydfaetere fSnnen NIT
benz 3 ubr1 Oesr abeuos 10 ubr- Bug mad alen ptft6en 9l6sen
9ehen pbne unterne9s a%uf9etGlten su nsr6en.- DurUflbrts-8t.
lette werbea perauft III Der Office oes Igenten.
S0tn 6 &atfer,
Stl4s NG. rs Sels. Street, ndhe 1Guters g6bdrf.
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DR.. Hufeland.
1niinmifhsr Nnrninl

far fSntae 5eHuns BON euH.n. srtdituns, Sneurn,tn. Brda.
ne, Rdnbtn 5dts unh ettr0breneat5unbun8 &neaehrune unk
renn NOD m5sua, Gr-.. .usruus fur VIE an bteftr & onFstl
tetbeHte, feIta In ben ttsttn St0efeu.
Ottft ~bernbrnts Preparation Ia aIsi& sen Gitte.n s~ustrIaf-
He. - Gt Ia fur tnt Rdie DpH Erans5s ten bsftntRt. BIZ
aV8eneIatr pnb ssfdbrIi6fr ais ale anrsrt bsnea biz Depsa,
Htr etefes eaqbes unteFpOrfta anp - Rrantteten Ste son ii.
Re NutberitGt fat: SO wta ut&t ~besanpftn, bes saft"
iur uHf ii, wds bic pef unS bss se!bs Ettber FIR biz Wtrpbs
lr GnhsEer 3sneu HHb absr 10 fam beAttnmt pesRberu kss
ts ns 6rantbst.tn sSn srSstrtt Ssf6trli&tstf unit meet
Stert:f6us ~tnfabren. ssl4fr % 4a
Stas rettrrs yrsbs Der sntfesIt&sn GsfabrIt6fgtt bar xsg
.tnet fetnsa &rtdltuns sa:febtnbtn Srauttstten, a4at 10 ef
ttnsm Sid lser uatat5snbt aus SEN gert&ttn be SbflatsI.
'btn @eiunebeitsahtts tntnOnn1ens Eahtn' ErDsbeua gsi.
lasdptta ~ansrtanat sat Ger e~ounbegtu 5tdhs; per nnies Ia
.sgt BE Idbsdtt
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
The wide reputation which DR.. J

The wide reputation which DIR. J.
EEoStciter's "STOMACH BITTERs" have attained
during the past year bcspeaks its excellence in more
forcibe manner than any words which we can Offer
1t renovaes, purfes and strengthens the SYSTEM and
aids the stomach in the performance Of its functions,
1t is regarded all sides as a sovereign specific and
therefore, to procure it in the best possible way
should be the object Of the public. We commend it
with more thsn usral zeal and confidence, believing
and knowing, do, that it stands foremost of the
many preparations Of the day,for mpartng strength
yigor and tone to the SYSTEM and possessing the
ratye powers for all similar diseases arising from
a dsordered stomach. In the most severe cases OF
cramp, diarrhoea and weakness in the stomach, the
"Bitters" have been rgidy tested, and always with
! the greatest success.
As a Tonic, Hostetters Btters are most delightful
! especially before meals.
Sold by all Druggists Grocers and Hotels through
out the United States.
GEO. W. SMELL, successor to Park White, en-
era Agent for California; 130 Washington Street, San
Francisco. oc17-Gm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

TIE BENTcIA Boy EAGER To FIGuT AGA1y.--
We have it from pretty good authority, says
the New York Clipper, that John Q. Heenan,
the gallant SOP of Benicia would have no
objection whatever to passage at arms
with the conqueror of Paddock, in the late
fight for the championship of England, and
now universally known as the "5taleybridge
Infant," providing he could be assured of an
even show on Britain's shores. He would
prefer however, to have the battle take
place in America, and give Hurst 81 900 to
come here if the stakes were placed as high
as $4,000 a side. This offer must strike the
reader as being at once liberal and indicative
of great determination and reliance on his
own powers, and as eminenuy characteristic
of the man.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

LETTERS GONE EAsr.-The number of let
ters sent East by the steamer Sonora. ="
which sailed yesterday for Panama, was thir-
teen thousand nine hundred and fifty-seven,
and the number sent overland by the mail
stage which left at u o'clock, was six thous-
and seven hundred and seventy.seven, or
nearly one-half as many AS the stage
leaves twice week and the steamer sails on
y three times a month, it follows from above
data that the stage carries twelve thousand
two hundred and fifty letters more each
month than the steamer, or one hundred and
forty-seven thousand year more than go by
our steamer mails without counting those
sent by eXpress.-S +. Herald, Saturday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
BRIr1sn COLUMBIA "A letter from Victorii

BRrIsn COLUMBIA "A letter from Victoria
dated the sth inst, says:
From British Columbia the news continues
yery good miners are doing well, and it is
estimated that about four thousand will win
der in the country. The weather continues
mild but little snow has fallen, even in the
upper country, and in many places men con
tinue to work. This season is decidedly
warmer than usual but British Columbia 10y
no means possesses the Arctic winter that
many suppose; indeed there are many parts
which possess a climate equal to Victoria
lat Victoria there has not been, as yet, any
cold weather, the thermometer never having
been at freezing point during the day and
seldom during the night) There is great
opposition among the steamboats, on Fraser
River; freights are very low, and the conse-
quence, large supplies of goods are being
shipped.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
$27,5OO.
Valuable improved city property
Homestead Building lots,
Money, Horses,

ONE SPLENDID PIANO-sEvEN OCTAVE,
Gold Watches, Grover & Baker Sewing Machines,
Musical Instrument consisting Of splendid Guitars,
Volins and Brass instruments; together with choice
collection Of Valuable Books all subjects-latest
editions, by all the most noted authors. Also a yari
ETY. Of articles suitable for Holiday presents.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
TIE Nevada Transcript says:

"A young lady told fogies would call her a
child) Of twelve years old last month, on a
visit to Blue Tent finding that a certain
gentleman 10 the prime of life, and by name
e. M. Donaldson, came up TO her bean ldcd5
of man and husband, quietly walked
over with him to Columbia Hill, whore they
were lawfully married. on last Saturday, af-
ter which the happy pair returned to Blue
Tent, where the affair was celebrated in
grand style Papa and mama, who, we un-
derstand, live little this side of Turner'S
saw mill, will be consulted on the subject at
some future time
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

SLEIGHING OVER THE MoUNTAIN5.-Mcssrs.
Hawley, Thompson & Smith, engaged in the
freighting business from this city to Washoe
have provided for their use several sleghs on
the most improved plan, for durability and
strength, to be used between Strawberry and
Lake Valleys. The Stave Co. have also sew
eral on hand ready for immediate use.--Pla-
ceryillc Californian.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. Thos. a. Armstrong,
a gentleman well known and highly esteem
ed, died very suddenly, Friday. lie was en-
gagged at Hutchings u Rosenfeld'sin engrav-
ing, when he complained of feeling we'll,
and at l | O'Clock, \. NJ, went to DR.. Bourne's
hospital, where he died at 3 Mr.. A. was a
native of England and an eugraver of finished
skill without any superior. lie leaves n
mento.-S T. CdX
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

STRANGE SuIcDE.-On the 10th inst, John
Savage committed suicide at Georgetown, Ell
Dorado county, in the following singular
manner as related by the Central Califor-
nian:
He tied his feet together, passed the rope
up to his left hand which he also tied, and
again passed the same rope up to his head,
and secured the end firmly to a separate slip
moose which encircled his neck. The end of
the slip-noose was thrown over and made fast
to ioist overhead, and was thoroughly
creased, so as to prevent any possibility of
his getting free by an after struggle, He had
mounted stool which he showed aside with
his feet and with his limbs bound, except his
right arm alone, he secured the death he so
much coveted.
He was native of the county of Lowth,
Ireland, and was 80 years of age The Coro-
ners Jury decided in accordance with the
above facts, "that he came to his death by
straugulation, caused by his own hand"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

CALWoRNGANs IN PARls.-A Paris letter da-
ted Nov. 10th, says:
Caleb Cameron, Esq, of San Francisco,
and Charles IL. Seymour and wife, of Neva-
da, California, are among the Americans reg
istered in Paris
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

ATROCITIES IN MEXICO "A correspondent
of the Bulletin writing from Mazotlan, Nov.
18th, says
During the recent campaign of the clergy
forces against this place, under the Spanish
cut-throat Caien and the Indian cut-throat
Losada, the latter Of these wretched
men took up his quarters in the town of San
tiago, near Tepc, whore he gave his Indian
followers the largest license to rob, destroy,
rape, and murder In their diabolical reyel-
ing, they attacked and destroyed large cot
ton factory, lately built by company of for
eign workmen, principally Americans. Not
satisfied with this, they seized twelve of the
workmen and put them to barbarous death
We have not yet received particulars of this
business Mr.. Conner, United States Consul
at this port, has gone to Tepic to investigate
these atrocities and report upon them to the
Government.
Caien has been disowned by his own peo-
pie in Durango
The news we have from Sonora is fayora-
ble to the Liberal party.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

New TRIAL.-Tountain Williams, who was
convicted in FL Dorado county few months
ago of manslaughtcr, in killing Chinaman
at Georgetown, has been granted a new trill
by the Supreme Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25
AGENT FOR BRIGGS.

BRiGGs' RANCH, Nov. 9th, 1860.
This is to certify that JOHN LOWERY is my agent
for the sale Of Concert Tickets.
noe9 G. G. BRIGGS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

LARGE YIELD.-Mr. George A. Poor. on
Thomas Creek, informed as that he raised, the
past season, from one acre of ground, the fol-
lowing amount of produce He planted one
half a sack of potatoes, from which he raised
two aud a half tons of good potatoes, and not
dug very clean either. From twenty one hills
he received two two horse wagon loads OF
pumpkins -Four tons of pie melons from a
dozen hills Three crops Of watermelons
from nine rows of corn, he fatted three hogs,
besides securing a considerable quantity of
pop corn, tomatoes, peas, beans and other
vegetables and all from one acre of ground.
Mr.. Poor took us to look at the ground, and
we should call it small acre at that.-Red
Bluff independent.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-25

HIGH WArER-Te heavy rains for the past
few days have raised the streams in this Sec
tion so that they are, many of them, impass-
ible The stage from below has failed to
make its arrival at this place since Tuesday
last. and thereby depriving the people of this
section of their mail matter, and us in partic-
ular of our exchanges. The Sacramento riv-
er is higher than it has been for several years
And on the whole, things in general have got
a pretty thorough soaking-we thought so
while riding twenty-five miles last Tuesday,
and swimming Elder Creek in the bargain.--
Red Biuf Independent, 2lst