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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-10
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-10
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

A CHmDs CoNcEpuoN OF GoD.-A bright
little boy, little friend of ours, when about
three years old, accidentally strayed into a
Sabbath School His parents had thought
proper not to tax his mind with vain effort
to comprehend what, even to themselves, was
an inscrutable mystery. The enthusiastic
Sabbath Scool teacher Immediately piled him
with the eatechism, and was horribly shocked
to find that the little heather did not even
know pho made him. When the child went
forth from that oracle of wisdom it was with
wonder in his soul God made him." his
teacher said "And who made you 7" he
asked. God, was the ready answer. ''Who
made my Pa and Ma? "God, my child"
"Then, who made Ged?" "Why, my darl-
ing answered she, with a smile of great
satisfaction. "he made himself of course"
"Then, where is he g' continued the indefati.
gable little querist. "He is in heaven He
is here, He is everywhere He sees you all
the time. When you eat, when you sleep,
when you play; all the time God sees you.
When you are naughty, He is very, very an.
CRY. He sees you all the time but you can.
not see Him" Poor little boy For weeks
and weeks. with feyered Imagination did he
search for God. Behind doors, in closets,
and all sorts Of dark hooks and corners from
wherever he heard the least strange noise Of
meddesome mouse, or idle wind. there, with
"round eyed wonder" did he seek Him. One
day his mother sent him down town on an
errand. and bade him not to loter on the
way. Long he tarried, but finally made his
appearance, looking sadly heated and iaded
MY dear" questioned the mother, what
kept you SO longf" why" answered he
II thought heard God talking in at Mike
Buras's, SO / stopped to listen. And then
went in to look for Him." "And did YOU see
Him ?" Il think ! did" "And what did
He like?" "Well He looked good deal
look like Cap WellsP Another day, the little
fellow being overcome with fatigue, lay down
on the floor to take q nap. On waking up,
something was prickng him on the shoulders
lie got up and searched the carpet carefully
turned round and around two or three
times, trying to look behind him-then
marched up to his mother with the patient
look of martyr, and said, "Ma, l wish you
would see if my back is bleeding; God has
been sticking pins IN il"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

OBsTREPERous.-An Irisbmau, whese name
we did not learn, got tight, yesterday af
ternoon, and ranged along the South side oi
First street, between B and Z, knocking in
window panes with his fist, and kicking up
rows with the frail and fair (O Celestials
thereabouts domiciled lie was finally van.
qnished by lot of Chinawomen armed with
broomstieks. and retired ingloriously from the
field just in time to fall into the arms of a
policeman who gave him accommodations in
the Station House.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

MARYsvGLLE AND NEVADA TELEGRAPH-
Mr. Gamble, Superintendent of the State
Line Telegraph, and Mr.. Hubbard Superin-
tendent of the Northern Line, were in this
city, yesterday, on business connected with
the establishment of line of telegraphic
communication, between this city and Ne
vada, under the auspices of the State Tele-
graph Co. They will go to Nevada to day,
and the stretching of the line will com
mence Immediately They design, if circum-
stances favor, to extend the line from Neva-
ia through tho Ienness Pass, and making it
portion OF the grand telegraphic line be-
tween North California and the Atlantic
States Success to them, saw we.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

LATER PROM CnINA.-By the ship Vickiug
which arrived Tuesday, Hongkong papers
have been received to April l4th. The China
Mail of that date, speaking Of the reply Of
the Celestial Emperor to the demands of
England and France says:
We are strongly inclined to conclude from
all we can gather on the subject, that the re-
ply was couciliatory, peaceful, and such as
the Chinese hoped and probably expected
would be considered acceptable.
The Spanish brig Neptune was loading
Coolies for Havana in How-eton Bay. a lit
tie to the northward of Annoy This is a
great resort for pirates, and there can be lit,
tie doubttha arrangements are being made
with pirates to purchase from them any cap
tiyes they may secure in the prizes they take.
There had been no confirmation of a col
lision between the Russians and Court of Pc
king.
The Prefectoral city of Shaouhine. on the
West River was captured by the rebels, the
10th of April. Near this place there is steep
bill. on which there was temple. occupied
as fortress by 500 monks, who defended it
successfully against 5000 rebels.
Piraucal craft were committing usual den
relations, and much valuable goods had been
seized. The Mail gives fearful list Of
crimes, and especially personal collisions.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

ROBBERS ABoUr.-The Nevada Democrat
says: Three men, James Ewing, John Kel-
ly and Richard Tully, were stopped by rob
bers, near the east gap of the Sugar Loaf
last Thursday evening, and told to fork over
all the change they had in their pockets.
From Ewing they took eighteen dollars-an
he had. Kelly very luckily had no money,
and was suffered to depart. When the pistol
was presented to Tullys face he threw UP his
arm and knocking it aside, took to his heels
and escaped. He had but twelve dollars.
but concluded as a matter of principle not to
give it up Kelly says he saw six men, all
Of whom were armed with revolver; Tully
saw but two; we do not know how many
Ewing saw. The latter kept perfectly cool,
aud after they had taken his money, he told
them he was out of tobacco, and had no mo-
hey to buy any; whereupon one of the
se9G9dres gave him a part of a plug and
told him to git 3"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

MARKET HALL SALooN.-We call attention
to the advertisement Of Rieh'd. McWilliams,
who has opened the above mentioned Saloon
on street. and who promises to supply the
thirsty public with beverages of a superior
order,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

New ORLEANS seems to be rife with mur-
ders. The last mail chronicles the murder
of levee policeman by the name Of Somers.
at the hands of one John Mulholland, and
the stabbing of William Condor, the Quar-
termaster of the steamship Habnna, by
man Of the name Of lIobson.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

Books, Ero.-Harry Barnett will sell at
public auction, by authority of G. Amy, on
Tuesday next, at the store of the latter, all
his books, stationery, fancy orticlos, DC, DC
Amy has most desirable lot of books, many
of them the standard works of the day, and
probably better opportunity than this for
gentlemens filling uptheir libraries, at a
cheap outlay, will not be offered in long
time.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
VIM. ABBOTT,
"a ID STREET,
Opposite ehe 81. Nicholas Hotel,

INVITES attention to his stock of II ~ y i
i q \ Es =. He has now on hand and VIII reean
by every steamer from his agent in HAVANA tN""
lowing brands:
FIGARO-ReGala Britannica;
Ell CINTO DE ORI0N-Regala dc Londresi
La Matilda -Regalia EsparterOi
Pumariago- Reealia de Londresi
Pnar del RiD-Regalia Espartero;
Rosalia -Regalia de Londres;
La Espanoa-Begalia de L0ndrei
polita-Rcgalia de Londrei
Fnantropa-Regaa de Londrei
Rio Sella-Regaa Britannica;
Forlea-Regalia Espariero;
La Loteria-Regalia Esparteroi
La Sevillano-Regalia Espartero;
Flor de Castlo-Regalia Britannica
La Fab lola Regalia Britannica
La Sealtad-Regalia Britannica hna
Pima del Rio-Regala Espartero;
Cambo por ORC o-Regllia Britannica;
La Ahambra-Regalia Britannica
La Flor de Ynclan-Regalia Britannica
New Y ork and California made Cigars
German, Swiss and Manila Cgrs;
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, all brands 4,
Genuine Mersham Pipes, Cigaritos, Cards, ,hatehess"
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ie1 I'M AT San Francisco prices.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

TRooPs SENT ToR.-Gen. Clarke has sent
ordersto San Diego & Fort Yuma for COM
pany to march from each Of those places to
San Francisco, where they win be held in
readiness to be sent to WashOe should their
services be needed there against the Indians.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

A DANTE TRIcK.-The following story is
told by the Chicago Times:
One of the DANTE delegates from the State
OF Illinois was a Postmaster, lately resigned
because of small defalcation Of few thous-
and dollars He informed the Slideu and
Bright managers that he could not attend at
Charleston because of want of means Three
hundred dollars was the least he could travel
that far upon and kill Douglas. The money
was forthcoming, ond paid over to him. He
picked up a few dollars from other sources
and started for Charleston. When he reached
Cincinnati, however, he turned his face west
ward and providing himself with q good
"outit" from the Federal funds, when last
heard from was camping ont some hundred
miles beyond Kansas, on his way to Pixies
Peak
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
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FUNERAL NoucE.-The funeral Of Hon fl.
P. Haun will take place this morning. The
procession will be composed of the fremen
in uniform, the members of the bar and coun-
ty officers, the volunteer company under
Capt Dobbins, the Mayor and Common
Council of the city, and citizens generally.
The friends of the family are requested to
assemble at the residence of A. J. Haun, ESQ.
from whence the body viii be borne at %
o'clock to the Presbyterian church, where the
services, commencing at 10 o'clock, will be
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Walsworth. After
the services at the church are concluded the
procession will form and follow the remains
of the deceased to the City Cemetery.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

New KIND OF LA}Ts.-Our friends Noe d
Battersby have received a small case of very
superior lamps FROM New York, called the
"Lecair self generating gas Highland for
which they are appointed agents for Califor-
mia We have seen the lamp in active ope-
ration and can safely say, that for safety,
economy and brlHaney, this beautiful and
novel gas light will not only give satisiac-
tion but astonish all those who avail them.
selves ofthe opportunity of possessing enc
or more of these excellent lamps
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

The BODIES OF THE SLAIN-The body Of
Major Ormsby, which was found by the vol
unteers on the battle field, near Pyramid
Lake, was taken into camp by the Carson
Rifles, and buried with all the honors of
war. 1t was easily recognized, not having
been mutilated by the Indians All the 9th
er bodies recovered, were also buried with
military honors. The bodies of Meredith
and Spear wre not recognized among those
found
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

RIALro,-At this institution, on the corner
of Second and streets, a terrific pugilistio
encounter occurred last evening between a
Dutchman and Billy Dux They fit for
some time, and "in even scale the battle
hung" till finally bystanders rushed in and
parted the combatants Cause, strychnine
whiskey.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

MIssING.-SeYeral weeks ago Giffert Kuek
residing in Alameda county. left b;s hon,a
for San Francisco, having with him 5000 and
has not been heard of since. He is supposed
to have been murdered
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
S}eW advertisements.
Fire nenartment Notice.

The different Fire Companies in hs city are reques-
ted to meet at the Eureka Engine House this (Ihurs-
doyl Morning, at 9T o'clock to attend the funeral OF
Hon. Henry p. Haun. p. J. WELSH,
Chief Engineer, ". T. d.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

MApYsvILLE RFLEs.-This Company, we
are informed, will hold meeting this morn
ing at 9 o'clock. at the Armory, on business
requiring immediate attention.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

RIcH QUARTZ IN KLAMATH CouNrY.-A
correspondent of the S. f. Herald, writing
from Sawyer Bar, klamath county, under
date of May 2Sth, says that great excitement
has been caused by the discovery Of rich
and extensive quartz lead, about five miles
from there, on the head waters of Eddy
Gulch. 1t can be easily traced for distance
of eight or ten miles, and gold can be dis
tinctly seen all through the quartz A great
number of claims have been located. A rich
lead has also been struck on jackson Gulcb,
about three miles from Sawyer Bar.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
Masonic Eof;ce.

The members OF the Masonic Fraternity are rcquos-
ted to meet at their Han this morning, June Ih at
o'clock n citizens dress, for The purpose OF attend
ing the funeral Of the late Hon. Henry p llaun.
uATHWELL, s. W.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 7th.

THEArEn-The public will remember that
the Billy Birch Minstrels will perform this
evening, at the theater The programme Is
a rare budget Of comicalitics, and ought to
draw q crowded house.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

BIGANY.-A scamp known to the police as
Vicente Ayalos, alias George c. Frauk, alias
Durand has been arrested in San Francisco
for bigamy. On Sunday night. says the Her
ard, he was married to a very pretty Spanish
girl Of respectable family named Panchita
Quiuez, in the Vallejo street Church. The
friends Of the family not liking the match,
applied to the Chief of the Police TO know
how they should obtain possession Of her, and
by the description the Chief knew the BRIDE
groom must be Francisco Durand with the
mary aliases; and knowing, or believin that
he was already married, his first wife reaid-
ing on Hinckley street n warrant was got out
and the fellow arrested for bigamy.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

IE new Methodist Episcopal Church in
Stockton was dedicated Sunday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

TIRRE1L's PANoRAMA or CALHoENiA.-Ihis
grand painting will be presented in this city,
Monday evening. We have seen a consider
able portion Of it, and can safely say that it
is a mastery piece of work. Three years
have been occupied in the painting,-it rep
resents all the grand features Of the State,
together with fifty cities and towns, and is
crowded with scenes Of beauty. A fuller
description will be found in our advertising
columns
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
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The officers md members OF Yuba and Oriental
Lodges. are hereby nc tilted that there vi be meet
Ing OF the Degree Of Eebeccl" held at the iall on
Friday evening next, June sih at O'Clock. pune
tual attendance is requested. - .
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

NIKE BunNs.-Eyery body knows Mike,
and every body is hereby informed that he
has removed his Cabinet shop to Sc c street,
where with his accustomed good nature, he
will buy and sell second hand furniture, and
turn out the best kind of jobs, in his line
upon the most satisfactory terms to his Gus
toners and himself See advertisement
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

IMrouNDING CATrLE.-Now that a City
Printer has been elected, owners of cattle
will do well to look to keeping them out of
the streets Cattle have not been impounded
for some time, owing to the fact that the law
required an advertisement in the city official
press to be made of their being impounded
&c, before they could be sold, and there was
no city official press in which 10 advertise.
This difficulty is now obviated, and oil loose
stock on the streets will be taken in charge.
4 word to the wise is sufficient
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
THE WHOLE S'TATEI

That the Public nav form some idea os the magni-
ude Of this Great California work Of Art, witch has
occupied IN uninterrupted labor Of nearly three years
in its production and which represents
THE WHOLE STATEI
Il may suffice to mention that it covers TWENTY
FIVE TH0ULAND THREE HUNDRED square feet Of
canvass, being the largest Panorama ever painted
FIFTY CITIES AND TOWNS
Are faithfully depicted. All he different methods
of Mining represented, each by truthful view OF
an actual claim.
The AGRICULTURAL VALLEYS, The SACRA-
MENTO RIVER from its mouth to the city Of Sacra-
meuto; also the Geological and Geographical charac-
teriscs of the State the Natural Wond'rs, ard the
Grand and Beautiful Natural Scenery Of the state; all
the varieties OF Fruit Trees, undergoWth, Wild Flow
ers. Every thing short, of practical importance or
picturesque interest which the State contains, capable
Of being depicted canvas is represented in accurate
drawing and truthful coors. The paintings yari
ell by constantly changing natural effects Of
sUNRIsEl i. MONDAY !.......s SUNSET
Moonlight freight Rain Snow etc, and enli-
vened by upwards Of THREE THOUSAND CHARAC
TERISrIC FIGURES the whole forming one Of the
most pleasing and instructive Exhibitions ever placed
before the public of any country.
As the exhibition of the Panorama in the Fasterr
States and Europe (fur which is more especially de
signed, cannot fail of disseminating a knowledge o
our state among the "Od Folks at Home p the patron
age and Endorsement Of the California public respect
/ fully solicited.
The different Scenes will be accompanied by descrp-
/ tive remarks by tho Artist.
| Gz See Programmes for Synopsis Of Scenes.
HIH al HuaaaaaI
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

COURT OF SrssIoNs.-This body adjourned,
yesterday morning, without the transaction
of any business, as a mark Of respect to Hon.
Henry P, Haun, deceased.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07


WASHING THE BRETuRENs FEEr-An cas-
ern paper says that nearly two hundred pill
grims from Ireland, who had travelled there
on foot, to worship at the seat Of st. Peter,
arri ed at Rome in April, foot-soro, shabby
and trayel-worn; they were entertained at
the different monasteries, and attracted much
attention by their appearance and by their
devotion. Every night at the Church Of the
Pilgrims their feet were washed 10y such
Christians as were moved to such humble
Offices through love of their brethren and
sisters-a duty which was enoined on all
Christians by the precept and example of
Christ, but which has fallen strangely into
disuse in modern times, except at Rome,
where it is still kept up in its purity.
THE editor Of the Slaunton (Va) Indicator
who was a delegate TO the Charleston Con
vention, writes as follows to his paper:
re 70 ser"nse 60 suuf l44et.-aa fDeisl l.t,-.,7
Bigler eoalescing with Yancey and liegemon
Can these men have "a truer regard for the
interests Of the South than Yirginians them
selves In short, the essence of the whole
Of this disturbance and rebellion is opposi-
tion to Judge Douglas. Bigler, Bright and
Slidell are here scheming and plotting for the
defeat of Douglas. and nothing, however
dishonorable or humiiatiug to the sense of
a gentleman, is left undone to effect that end
Were Douglas out Of the way they would
not care for platform nor would they much
care as to the man placed upon it, It is war
upon Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
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Dress Circle 30 Plrquet, 80. Gallery 20 Gene.
Doors open at ~ u'clock-Panorama win COM
meHce moving at O'Clock. jc7
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

MEE1No OF THE BAR.-There was a meet
ing of the Bar of this city, yesterday, on oc-
casion of the death of Hon Henry P IIaun.
We endeavored to ascertain the nature Of the
proceedings, but were unable to do SO. We
presume, however, that they will be fur
uished in due time, for publication.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
PRICES REDUCED!
THIS MAMMOTH PAINTING viii haveits frst rep
resentation in bIARYSNILLE on
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 1lth,

That the Public may form some idea os the magni-
tude Of this Great California work of Art, witch has
occupied the uninterrupted labor Of nearly three years
in its production and which represents
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

BAD RoAD.-The Sacramento Union CON.
plains Of the present bad condition of the
road between Sacramento and Carson Valley
When, in the name Of all common sense, will
it be better? How many more thousands Of
dollars will it take to make that road fit to
travel? How many iaore subscriptions from
Sacramento and III Dorado counties? HOW
many more appeals will have to be made to
the State Legislature to give State aid TO the
putting Of that road in passable condition
Verify, it does seem that the more there Is
done for that road the worse it becomes.
What better evidence is wanted that it is the
meanest route through all the passes Of the
Sierra Nevada? Here is the lIenncss Pass,
scarcely. worked upon at all, which is passa-
tie when tits utterly impossible to 60 over
the Placerville route at all notwithstanding
the thousands upon thousands which have
been expended on this Placeryiie route,
The sooner the people quit wading through
the mud aud mire of that Plaeer,ille road,
and take the easier and drier route, through
the uenness Pass, the better for them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07
Nuts !! Nuts III!
NmIED Fls UHTs--

CASE GOODS
10 cases currant Jelly in 25 cases Fresh Appa
glass AMI cans; and Peaches
lU cases assorted jelly in Chicken,
glass and cans; Turkey
~ cases Preserved Ginger; Green Corn,
30 doz assorted Table Fruit Honey
IN % cans Fresh Pine Apple,
odoz English and Ameri- Raspberry Syrup.
lean Pie Fruit,
For sale by McQUINN a CO.
apZ0-lm is % D street
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there happened 70 be couple good looking women
tn tho company WIN would not other wise BE- ae piece
Prom tbs Mr. Bourccaulf has constructed play that de-
Lights ~ audience for two happy hours
The somodv admirably acted could Ayr Bcurc!
ssul,. Edg,r one 6f hs hapgis tAe Hes
this theatre Mr. Fetess PLAYS he dghns groom 10 hs
own pimiabe and Mr. Lseson acted Of tin VII
layers excelenuy ths he enthusiastic ap ola ase
Hsss,s Fisher Burnett and Whsst!sish we're all oaps
captivating Miss Kesne very good Amazon
In private ne VANITY Fair ID q aucce1
The performances VIII include with
THk OBSTINAT FAMILY.
Boz o0lce from 10 O'Clock
Seats secured a week In advance.
Doors open u performance commences quarter hos
O'Clock = - = " -