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Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
EnsOlvriaf Notice.

TN THE DISTRIC2 COURT OF TIE TENTH JU-
picGAL DISTRICT ~ THE STAT OF CALIFORNIA, in and
for the county oi Iuba.-In the matter Of the petit
ton OF Charles Wood, an lnsolvcnt debtor.
Pursuant TO am order OF the Hon 5 NJ. Bliss, Judge
OF Che said District Court, tce hereby given TO all
the creditors OF the said msOlvent, charles Wood to
be am appear before tho Hon. 5. NJ. Bliss, District
Judge Aforesaid in open court at the Court Room Of
said co rt, IN the city of Ma ysvile, county OF uba,
on the 3lst day OF October, d. $50, at II o'clock,
NJ, OF that iy, thea AMI there TO show cau-e If any
they can, why the prayer of said nsolveui should not
be granted, and an assignment of his estate be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities,
in pursuance of The statute in such made and
provided; ana in the mean time all proceedings
against said insoveut be stayed.
..... Witness my hand and the seal Of said
u, s.. Court, this 2oth day Of September, A. d.
'''''' $500.
W T. ONEALE, Clerk.
BY NJ. D. DoBBISs Deo'y Clerk 29-law5w*
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

PEorEssoE Suoors, the @roaaut, made 4
balloon ascension at Marietta, Ohio, on the
10Th of September. When he had reached a
height of about 100 feet the balloon burst
He eamo down standing on his basket,
alighting on the levee. Singular as this may
seem, the only injury he appears to have
sustained is a badly mashed ankle.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
THE suIclDn-Thes. S. F. Nation of Thu

The Su1cIDE.-TheS. S. F. Nation of Thurs
day, says:
Coroner McNulty yesterday received some
positive information relative to the body
found on Saturday last near the Lone Noun
tain Cemetery. 1t was the remains Of Martin
Johanna Jansen, native of Sweden, and
aged IS years. He was a shoemaker. and
worked at the corner Of Pine street and St
Mary's palace In his shop was found $40
in gold coin, and fine lot of tools and stock.
It is, therefore, apparent that poverty did
not drive him to the commission of the dread
ful act. The cause was probably temporary
insanity.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
TELEGRAPH
TOVER THE STATE LINE1
San Francisco Items.
SAN FnANcIsoo, Sept. %

SAN FEANcIsco Sept 20
At the Pavilion last night, the three ball
cmom game of twenly-seven points was
played. The prize was won 10y Grimes.
As the Pampero was working out of the
harbor yesterday afternoon, sailor named
Francis Goldsmith accidently fell on the decl,
SO seriously injuring himself that he died
soon after.
Flynn, who assaulted his wife with a pitch
fork was this morning sentenced to ninety
days in the county Jail.
The Bay District Agricultural Fair Mana
gers promise a lassoing tournament to come
Off during the Fair week.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

The friends Of Rev. Father Slattery will be
pleased to learn says the Sacramento Demo-
crat, that he is now convalescent, and it is
hoped that in few days more he will be
able to resuue bis official duties
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

AFFAIRS N LowEG CAuFoRNIA.--A cores
pondent of the S. f. Alta writing from La
Poz September 8lh, says:
Since my last our town has again been re-
taken, The refugees, who went to Mazatlan
in The Cyane, have returned, with 200 veteran
troops, schooied in the civil war on the other
side They arrived on the 3d. and have de-
layed marching on San Jose up to this time
for what reason does not 50 clearly appear
Arana, in the meantime, is enjoying his re-
turn to San Jose, giving balls at all the ran
cheros and towns on the road. lie sent an
express to say that he was coming back TO
whip the regulars. These people are like
Homers heros in defying each other, but not
like them in combat, for they run The
probabilities are that Arana will disband his
men when he hears of the March of Colonel
Morgasses, the leaders will hide, and when
Morgasses and his forces return to Mazatl.n a.,
another foray will be made, and all our
prominent citizens that do not make their
escape will be squeezed out of all they pos
sess, or be sent to prison. and when there are
no longer MeXicans to squeeze, foreigners
will have to take their turn. Very probably
Morgasses will resort to the same measures
when he arrives in San Jose; if he does, it
will be contrary to his course in Sinaloa and
if he does not, it will be easy to determine
who are the robbers a Ia Lozada of Topic.
| hear that Arana, who pretends to sup
port Amador, has an American party in his
favor. including the captain of the Cyane. and
our Coasul in Mazatan. BY the way, it is
said that Amador went in the Cyane to Aca
puco, and returned in the steamer to Cape
San Lucas. If so, he will bc just in time to
fall into the hands of Col Morgasses. lie is
too big to hide and too fat to run.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

l say that DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION is
not impossible, that it is not impracticable,
aud that the Northern States are laboring
under deluson if they think that the South
ern States cannot separate from them either
violently or peaceably; VIOLENTLY, IF NEcEs-
sARY. They can take possession Of all the
public property within their limits, and pre-
pare against any aggression from the nom
slaveholding States, or any other power that
may choose to infringe upon what they con.
eel, e to be their rights GUip'S Speech il, tie
Senate, Dec. Is, 1859
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
Another Base Slander.

statement has been going the rounds Of
the Republican and Federal official press. TO
the effect that Stephen A. Douglas, in speech
made IN Illinois some sixteen years ago, used
the following language:
Henry Clay is a black hearted traitor. and
the only American statesman who ever sold
himself for British gold
This statement is meudacious falsehood
and the creature who originated it must have
had but little brains, to imagine that any one
could be made to believe IT, 1t is a little
curious that the Breckenridge deserters from
the Democracy should be SO indiscreet as to
attack Mr.. Douglas in regard to old speeches
OF his. They shouted hosannas to him until
lately; and if he ever did any wrong in times
past they cordially indorsed it. But let MS
see how groundless is the pretence that Mr..
Douglas and Mr.. Clay were not friends We
quote from the Chicago Herald and Times:
In the early part of July, 1850, in presence
of Col a. w. Richardson, Judge Douglas in
troduced Col Ross, of Pike county. Illinois.
to Mr.. Clay, and said Col Ross has perhaps
spent more time and money for you, Mr. Clay,
than any other man in Illinois. Mr. Clay
replied;
That he was grateful to him and his other
friends in Illinois for the kindness with
which they regarded him and his services. 49,
He regretted that their efforts had been
thlown away on him. lie had but one de-
sire on earth TO accomplish, and that was to
give peace to the country. That if this COM
promise should pass, his mission on earth was
done"
And he added
e. l.
their support to the present Democratic Rep.
resenii1es in both branches of Congress, as
the best favor they can confer on me, for
these members have boen ready in lending
their support to the settlement Of these dis
tracing questions"
The "Iilinois Democratic delegation in
Congress at that time were: Douglas and
Shields in the Senate McClernand, Richard
son. Harris, Blssel Wentworth and Young,
in the House.
No man who respects the memory Of Mr..
Clay will be willing to admit that he could
ever afterwards have become the friend of
Stephen A Douglas, had the latter permitted
such language to escape his lips as is first
above quoted and here is Mr.. Clay's own
language to show that he besought his Wing
friends in Illinois to support Mr.. Douglas and
all OF the Democratic Representatives from that
State, because they had supported the great
compromise measures of l95O Again, we
say, that the statement that Judge Douglas
ever used the language attributed to him
concerning Henry Clay, is gross and malig
nant falsehood; and was coined, no doubt, by
some graccless wretch, who sells SANDERS for
the same reason that the half-staryed apothe
cary in Romeo and Juliet" sold posons to-
wit; because he knows not 10y what other
means to prolong his miserable existence
S. T. Nation
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

The BRoDERIoK MoNUMENT.-John Conness
says, in a note to the Bee "El Dorado has
contributed through me to the Monument
Fund $3.50, and some amount through anoth-
er party"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
JAMES PmKxEY HAMDLrDoS says of Seer,

JAMES PNKNEY HAMBLEDoN says Of Secre-
tary Cobb, in the Georgia Confederocy;
Prometheus like, he stands chained to the
rock of public incredulity, and with fungus
liver gorged to hepstzaton by Federal aro-
matics, the Southern vulture of an outraged
people reyes at his discontinue, and will
feed with Unsuitable gusto upon his gloated
carcass
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

JUDGE STIDGER. This gentleman has so
far recovered from his late serious disaster.
as to be entirely relieved from pain, and quite
comfortable and cheerful in the society Of his
friends On Tuesday last he was removed
from Timbuctoo to this place, in light spring
ambulance, and arrived without encounteriug
the slightest obstacle to endanger his recove-
ry. His physicians say that his limbs will lie
strong and comely as ever; and in few
weeks, with the aid Of crutches, he hopes to
be out and training them to their former useful
purposes of omotion.-North San Juan
Press
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
Assault TO K1L.--The Sacramento Uniol

Assault TO KlLL.--The Sacramento Union
of Friday. says:
F. ). Malone and Mike Brannigan were ar
rested yesterday on warrant sworn out by
d. s Campbell, charging assault to kill The
parties Immediately gave bonds for their
appearance in the sum Of two thousand dol
lars each. In justice to Brannigan, we are
informed that at the time of the assault
he was sitting in front of the St. George Ho-
tel, and that he was entirely ignorant Of the
tragedy until long after it had occurred
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

BANG "A Bangor correspondent Of the
Marysville Appeal says-"Butte county will
give good account of herself on the tourth
Df November Honest Old Abe stock COM
mands a premium" The Republicans had
better celebrate their victory in Butte coun-
ty prior to the election, for they will have
moo ccasion to peep afterwards. The Democ-
racy of Butte will celebrate their victory
after the election, which they are sure to win
by larger majority than ever before given
for any candidate. Butte Record
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
COUNTY COURT CALENDAR.
OCTOBER TERM, A. D. 1850.

/. Riley Lane VS.. John Cross
8. o. c. Hooper VS. Cyrus X Dam.
3. b. +. Gage vs.. NJ. Wood.
4. Sam'l SIncock VS.. VIM. Pascoe.
8. George Aubry vs.. His Creditors.
6. A. Ellison As. f. K. Lotion.
7. John Evans VS.. w. W. Presbury.
S. Mayor and Common Council of the city of
Marysyille vs.. J. w. McGee.
Q. Mayor and Common Council of the city Of
Marysyile VS.. j. w. McGee.
10. Chas. Grandson VS. Joseph Currey.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

FEDERAL OFFICIALS RoBBING EACH OrHER
The following is a Washington dispatch to
an eastern journal:
The Collector Of Boston collected recently
$4,000 IRON the poor office holders, to be
sent to the Brechinridge Committee at Wash
ington. Baker Collector of Philadelphia,
who was not SO fortunate in his own State,
managed to appropriate of that sum 81 900
without the knowledge Of the Committee,
for the purpose Of buying the Pennsylya-
nian. Not satisfied with that, he constantly
wrote to the Chairman Of the Committee, to
get some "a 900 or $4,000 more-ightng, at
the same time, Bigler and Florence, on va
rious grounds, and defeating, finally, the lat
ter for re nomination.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

MAssAcuUsErrs.-The following item comes
by Pony Express:
The Boston Traveller says A number of
the leading men of the Bell Everett and
Douglas parties of this State are in corsulta-
tion in this city to. day upon the preliminary
measures for union of the ant'Repubican
element upon electors and State officers A
meeting of Douglas men from different parts
Of the State was held at the Parker House
this forenoon. Upon State matters there
was some difference of opinion many claiming
that for the Governorship Democrat shoull
be firmly insisted upon. There was a general
opposition to any fusion with the Breckn-
ridge men.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

A st. Louis letter says Lene has gone to
Kentucky, probably to see Breckenridge, that
they may comfort each other and quiet their
troubled political conseieneeo.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

THE Douglas Club in Oroville had an en-
thusiastic meeting on the evening of the 22d,
The Record says it was addressed by Mr..
Granger, who made Il sound argumentatiye
speech, that carried conviction to his hearers,
and they were numerous. He was followed
by Mr.. Moss, a young gentleman Of Hamilton
township, who captured the club with his
mastery oratory and enthusiasm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

DOUGLAS AND Johnson CLUB.-This Club
held quite an enthusiastic meeting on Satur-
day evening last, at Spencer's Hotel. The
President DR. j. 5. Kelso, make very effec-
tive and intelligent address After transact
ing business pertaining to the Club, the
meeting adjourned until week from tonight
The attendance was good.-HorSetown (ShaS-
td) Argus
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

SAN BERYAEDINo-Th San Bernardino
Herald says
In politics, our patrons and readers are
"all sorts complected black, some
white, and some kind O. speckled," so that we
occasionally give each party ''set ahead" hy
publishing extracts from the leading papers
of EACH always taking good care that our
tavorite, DOUGLAS, gets his full share. Were
ours political paper, we would a tale unfold
in relation to disunion candidates that would
bring in every conservative vote Of all the
factions to the support Of the National Demo
cratic nominees for President aud Vice Presi
dent-stephen A, Douglas and Herschel ".
Johnson. But we forbear; we don't wish to
crowd the mourners. We have votes enough
already; too easy a victory would spoil all
the fun. But seriously, as far as this county
is concerned, we have "a dead thing Of it for
Douglas, and there is very little doubt but
that we will carry the State.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

HENNEss TURNPIKE We learn from o
prominent stakeholder in the Henness Turn
pike, that the road Ohough not thorougly
completely is in condition for running stages
the entire length On no part of the road is
the grade more than seventeen inches to the
rod. The travel over the road is rapidly in
creasing. .-Nevadl Journal, Friday
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

Meeting IN ORoyILLE. The Butte Record
says: The Democracy of OroyilIe and vi
cinity had glorious and enthusiastic meet
ing on the evening Of Wednesday last. The
night was somewhat windy and uncomforta
bic, and the meeting was held in the Theater
The building said to be capable of seating
four hundred persons, was filled to repletion,
and the entrance crowded with this those
who could not obtain seats
The meeting was addressed 10y Hon John
Nugent, c. NJ Brosnan, Esq, of San Fran
cisco, and Judge Reardon, of Yuba. These
gentlemen are all well known Democrats
and, for the benefit of some few persons in
this vicinity, who fancy that consistency de-
mands their support for Breckenridge now
because they voted with the Administration
Democracy of the State last year, we would
say that all three Of them supported Latham
last year, and are now impelled by same rea-
sons, principles and consistency to support
Douglas and johnson The meeting adjourn
ed with three rousing cheers for Douglas and
johnson.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

The Sixth District Democratic Club in
San Francisco, met Thursday evening, and
unanimously adopted the following resolu-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
The Prospect in IIIinOis---Republican
DeluSiOn,

Some of the Republican papers are quite
certain that Lincoln will carry Illinois at the
approaching election. They were equally
sauguine that he would leat Douglas two
years ago for the United States Senate, and
did not discover their mistake until after the
votes were counted. There has never been
Presidential election within our remem-
brance that the opposition were not certain
they would carry Illinois, but it turned out
that they were aever d6le to do so-no, not
even in 1910! Illinois is the most reliable
Democratic State in the Union, and all intel
ligent men know that Lincoln has no more
chance to carry it than Douglas has to carry
Vermont. We can demonstrate this beyond
all eayi. In 1888, during the Lecompton
controversy, when the Democratic party of
the free States was weaker than it has ever
been before or since-save only in lS54-the
vote of Illinois stood as follows for State
Treasurer
Fondey, Democrat. ............121 .803
Dougherty, (Administration). ...... 5,O9l
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
EmsOlvent Notice.
EuS0;yent Notice,

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE TENTH JU-
DICGAL DISTRICT, OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA in and
for the County Of Yuba-Iu the matter of the petit
tlon of A. G. Soule an insolyent debtor.
Pursuant to order of the Hon. s. NJ Bliss, Judge
of the said District Court, notice is hereby given to all
the creditors Of the said nsolyent, A. G. Soule, to be
and appear before the Hon. NJ. Bliss, District Judge
aforesaid, IN open Court at the Court Room Of said
Court, In the city of Marysville county Of Yuba,
the sLday of October d. sol at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
of that day, then and there TO show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer OF said iusok ent should not
be granted, and an assignment OF his estate be made,
and he be discharged from his dests and Habilitie,
in pursuance Of thc Statute in such case made and
provided; and in the mean time all proceedings
against said usaveut be stayed
q. ..... Withess my hand and the seal OF said Court
LIS this 2sth day OF September, A. D. 1860.
'''' W. r. 0NEALE, Clerk.
BY NJ. D. DoBBNs, Dep'y Clerk. seq law5wS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
TnE Defiance (ohio) Democrat has the fol-

IHL DeHaLce IOnIOJ DemooTlt las inc IOI-
loving:
A Breckenridge State Convention was held
at Columbus on the 9th Of August-D Defiance
and 30 other counties not represented. Chas
Reemelin (yery recently a Republican, and
w. A. Neil (brother in law of Gov. Dennison)
were selected for Electors for the State. The
balance Of the ticket was filled up by the
districts-Thos. c. Stewart, of Lucas, for the
9TH. No State nominations were made Ii
looks much as if the whole thing was of Re
publican enpineerng and for the benefit of
that party. Ex Gov. Wood was exhumed to
preside ou the occasion.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

The Hon. John Young Brown, the young
member of Congress from Kentucky, was
married on the Sd September, to Miss Re-
becca, daughter of Hon. Archibald Dixon,
ex Governor, and ex ). Senator of Ken
lucky, The young lady is heiress to wealth,
and is said to be beautiful and ACCOMPLISHED
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

Resoloed, That the nominees for Senate
and Assembly be requested to use their ut
most exertious to procure the passage Of a
law for suppression Of Cody Labor in this
State
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
Democratic Vote.
Miller, (Republican and Amer.( ...l25,S 8
Demoeratie maio.itY over Republican

lfN'NA'N'AA
ana american. ................. l,06G
Nearly the whole of the Administration
vote of 1858 will be given to Douglas this
year Breckinridge will not get 1000 votes
in the State. The Administration, in 1858.
got 900 votes, or nearly oue-hlth of their
whole strength in the county Of Bureau.
The Democrat which was then Administra
ton, but now supports Douglas, says the
Boilers will not receive 200 votes in that
county. So in other parts of the State. The
Democrats have been constantly gaining since
1858. Al that time Mr.. Buchanan had near
ly three years to serve, and his patronage
was worth something to corrupt the voters
This year his time is so nearly o4t that it viii
be worth notl ing, or next to that
The friends of Bell and Everett will have
an electoral ticket in Illinois this year. In
1885 the Americans gave Fillmore 80 600
votes, and probably will give Bell more than
that this year. Granting that they give him
but 10000 it must be remembered that that
10000 mHst be dcducted from the vote of
Miller in 1858 This will leave them about
%, 900 in the minority The fact that the
Democratic vote was greater than the Re
publican and American both in Illinois in
1898, indicates how much chance Mr.. Iiu-
cola will have to get the State, with the Re
publican vote alone minus 10000 Americans
1t is our candid opinion that with this Bell
vote in the field, Lincoln will be behind
noughs about $4,000 votes in Illinois =
RockD0rt (L3d) De0oocyat
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

THERE is much suffering in Kansas, owing
to the uheXampled drought Of the past sum
mer. In certain parts of the Territory, in
two hours duration for more than Il year.
Efforts are to be made at Chicago to collect
funds to meet the immediate wants of the
suffering inhabitants of the Territory
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

At Regular Meeting of Yuba Engine
Co. No. ?, held september 2Ist, WILLIAM C. CONG
DON was nominated for First Assistant Engineer, and
c. L. CRACKBON was nominated for Second Assis-
tant Engineer of the Marysville Fire Department
L. E.uUSrON, Sec. Pre- TEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

SERIOUS CoMPLAINr-We learn from the
Herald that the people of the Interior are
foudiy complaining Of the scarcity of Breck-
inridge speakers. "Truly," eXcaims our
neighbor, ''the harvest is abundant, but the
laborers are few This scarcity of stump
speakers is greatly deplorod, especially in
view of the fact that it will take no small
number of the smartest of them to sa,8iac-
torily explain to the deer peeps" the ncon
sistencies and errors of the seeding Democ-
raey IS. + Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30
9aiIg 9atlonal 9emutrat
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

BETTING.-A correspondent of the Call
writes as follows from Sacramento under
date Of Sept Goth; "The Douglas Demo-
Gratis here, are stumping the Breckenridge
men, for bets. p w. Thomas, the Douglas
candidate of Placer county for State Senator,
who has been sojourning here for several
days, has backed down the Brecknridge
men in their betting line to their no small
CONSERVATION, TO keep up their courage,
however Asa Porter, one of your Custom
House officials, who is also on a visit here,
took Mr.. Thomas up on bet Of $500, yes
terday; the latter betting that Douglas
would carry the electoral vote of California.
After making this bet, Mr.. Thomas pro-
claimed that he had several thousand more
of the ready cash to bet the same way, but
finds no more takers, although he diligently
seeks for them, and even offers $50 Jouns
for each $1,000 bet customer brought to him.
Edward Christy, of Folsom, is also here in
search Of a taker of $4,000 bet, the same
way. Why don't the Brecbinrigers "toe the
mark, if they think they have the ghost of
q chance Of carrying California ?"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

At a Special Meeting of the Eureka
Hose Co. NO. 4, held Saturday Evening, Sept.
22d, P. j. WEIGH was u anmously nominated for
Chief Engineer; and for First and Second Assistant
endorsed the nominations of Yuba Engine Co No.2.
j.. LEAMAN, sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-30

THE Coso MINEs.--The Visalia Delta, of
the 22d inst has the following
During the past week, number of gen
tlemen have come in from these mines
their business, as usual, being for the purpose
of procuring supply Of provisions, and get
ore tested. Mr. Lilley Dr. Owen, and 9th
ers bring specimens both of silver ore and
tin to be tested in San francisco, which is
supposed to be richer than any heretofore
discovered. They bring with them sutii-
cient quantity to insure thorough test
The parties are all in good spirits and belieye e
they have their fortunes secured in the new
mines.