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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
Chancery Sale of Land.

Sent 7, '6O-4w-pr fee So
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
JUNE, JULY 6 AUGUST.

Il abefds Ne tnssh pleasure to anncaxca to the
citizens OF GAINESVILLE nnd ssxrosadiag country,
that by recent large sdditona Of
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
In Chancery at GAINESVILLE.

August slst, lseo-tds-pr. fee - 80.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
Drugs! Drugs!

Paris Green, Chrome Green, We
netnn Red Black Paint, Burnt and Raw Amber
Burnt and Raw Sienna ground in oil, just received
and for sale by
McCAULEY l. BELL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14
Wright's rms, Ayers PMS, Aver

Cherry Pectoral, Worm Candy, Cod Liver Oil
Ganetts Snuff in bottles and papers, received AM
for sale by
McCAULEY Il BELL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-14

yellow Ochre, Roll Sulphur,
Copperas, Ri Carb Soda, Extract Logwood, Race
Ginger, for sale by
McCAULEY BELL.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22
Constipation OF Costiveues,.

No ono u he 'maey Ills tssh 10 heir 10" il -
prevalent, 80 little understood, anu ., much nrs-
lscIsd ~ cos,iv-nc.,. often originating ~ care.
l%.ssncss, or .cl, ntsrt hsbi,s Il IL regarded ss y
slight disorder II too little Consequence 10 excite
sn,lciy, While IN %r'slit, IL I, the precursor aud
cvippauiUs u mauy Ut The must f.,sl ,td i niger.
Gus diseases. and unless early srad,csteI IL will
bring the sufferer to aa INT msiy grave. Among
the lighter evil. ~ which ess,isene.s IA he u.ual
attendant NJ. Headache, tolic. rheumatism. tUs.
Breath, Plies aud other, ~ u ls, natu -, ~t.lc =
long train Il f~rgai'ul diseases such ~ Malignant
fesrrs, Abss.ses py.rn,aTy, DlarIhua. py.Pepsia
Anorlesy. krslep.y. Para y.is. I~i,s,stla, iiyinS0n.
driasIs, Nslsncl,nly nd l~n.aniiy, IRE, indicate ,hsis
presence 10 the system b. TIL. s.aTm ng symptom.
Not unfrsqnsupls the j,st.c. named originate 10
Constipation. bu. take on ~ nisp,nd'n. esisi.ncs
nnless the snnss IL eradiea,rd ~ an earIy stage.
fram all ties. cOnsidsrslons q fsllows that ths
disorder .ionli F~aSsise inimel,ate attention uh"a'
ever i. occsrs. and &, paFson should negltcl - VI
y bog Il c-phsIic pills on the ffst Hppssru.er "a
the complaint. M ihsir timeI. u.s wii. espell .h'
in.iIuna. ,pproache. Il disg,se aud destroy 1h''
dangctsu. fds 10 human life.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

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Rsgirsa, That h,neslgi,h' r'i'' ',fi' ,'s"''
' 'aI ' IN a 80 d., M pr,apt,a.sme,.a'
TO sesure our rrh'. aas ie', ,.'' q, saai'"'''' 81
Mr.. IssS oar h F.s.,t i've. poi senate
"a ,Ae srpr'ael'ns ls.i. ~ : AZ. a'''"y''i,, %,
.asd nss,'' ~ a. 80 ls..tu 1,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22
Sale OF Real Estate.

Dttst AM to a decree of til. i'rsbsss Cssh
l. ri i'anp.a tounty, Mississippi, rendsr.a u
,ts f~ettasrs term, 1904. thereof. ] will, ~ Css-
missioner. appointed by ,hr Court On Nlondsy he
81 DAY VI isessnher, lttv. 81 the Csurs huus
dpvr. IN the tysn uf Pamela, within lawful hsss.
ptaes tJ al sell at public sae,.un to the blsksa
hIadrt. oss.tAifd Isr essu aud the bslsesv cns
credit " Nine Nlaihs from the isy VI ssls, ne
following tfHct ~ isrd bs.pvtug 10 the estate q
The late " tItiam Thrnsher, We, ems ed. 10 wss ID
vet fra elton ~ The narth4eis' 1utrtet ~ sse'fss
fourteen Ill cesi mug aiatat uwe hundred sers<
the hrrth-uest lasrssT VI sttt,gs %tstftrsn llAI
snt th- ~ rita east gasrtss NJ section iitess ttat
al IN osssa,p zen l.J.) range seven Il ssss, ?
ing 10 ts- rs,sr,y Ut PaHlt, sal stass vf MAJ
sipp,. ssId tfse,.s VI Iani v,lI he sold separately
Also the sss-te-tsf The ehiIirvn IN the Lana ca
ssmbsrss i, tue vidVris dowss, Gill " -
separately.
gsad or bond. 9th approved sseurti, viliss
required Tor the bslsues " the purchsse msu-y.
kLtsE I. wvVp, Ivnmiss,ssef.
Nov. s. tseU. n43.sw
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

TEzAsASp ruE iSpias DsrsrpAItcS.-
The people Of Beslse county, Texas, have
held . public meeting and requested Gov.
ncuss TO arpciu, a commission OF .wc more
rel;sblc, impartial mcn-mer Who have hal
no connection with our Indian troubles.
.sa ~lo win, "vi,hou, fear. favor or afec.
lion" d. their ia,y, ans ;hsis vhclc ia'y,
20 prcceed u Gree INTO the d,asrent soun-
s;ssoa he frontier, and .akc testimony In q
sasheasis . slsps Ia sspsd 70 1udian depte'
S,e;osa. ~ anseos q psDssty sssleA shs
nsub9s g rsssseD hiI1clI = vhas dA,e-,
Ss - lp1faa MIA al IN kAstI
~ Ssssesss.se sssliss - shss sts er'
Gig. ~ sl5ea b b - - J:
Ssscsd1ss t>os csepD = = ssshsssi'
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

HsngoRs % MExtCAs CttIL WhN.-At
: historical play in the city Of Mgsicc. re-
cen,iy, which va attended By MramOn,
one Of the sniierce rose. rni. the occasion
bsing fvoratl, appealed to the President.
depicting IN heart rcnjing tones the misCr-
i.. Of the Mexican people, begging him
also to confer upon his country tina, boon
20 earnestly demanded uf the monarch IN
the piece. WIN il be believed ,hI, tins
unfortunate sanplicau, vas dragged to
prison ty order cf Mirsmon BY the head Of
The police, and vas sentenced to receive hvc
Hundred lashes At daybrcsk the following
morning, When three hundred sad fifty
had been administered. Mirsmcn was in.
formed that ihs man was dying. let the
remainder" he saii. 'bc gwen to the dead
body; ny order mus, be carried out"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22
A Real BLESSING.

Phyaeisa- Well, Mrs. Jones, hov u thu, sd.
sch.f
Mn L,Hs.-Geus, nac,c- al gone, thu, PHI
ynu sen, cured mr. IA iass twenty minutes. AMI !
vish you seuld send more ., tina. can have them
handy.
P~hyiriaa.-Sou csn GO, then ~ any DRUGGISTS
Call Tor r'cphali- Pills. ! fpi tsev never fail, aud
| rec ,nmrnd ,h.iu In al c,.-. Of h.1isch.
Mira jones IL -hall send for n hss dis-ctl,. AND
shall sslI I'll ny suffering ffiesds. for they arc a
real M.fu-s.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22


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The Secretary 81 H., N,,y ha, directed
a.. COMMANDER II tlr NAVY yagd. Al Pen.
"c'ia to i'''' gate the clnigt recently
'nA't lh''uFh ~ p "'I'l''a '.Ih'i h'.u
Htdik' u tte Marine Corp, -, puas "ips
men 10y esaethkian.
VIII cotton IN Fl,.ii, (. f,iri GROWN,
IN yar,ou plar.. alons Tic ba, ,o,.f-,nT.
nall, .a h.l ., tirr.f.r. i.,J III.
nh. r,suhl.lty. m. cotton .l.re, II, tle
r.l. and u, t.I. .rlinn mp ever Ls,eu,r
,,.,. lr,s pais 70 ihc boil.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

nun Notes aud Account. Of Mcleod 4 IOus
l. ARE placed IL uut hands for 1 oll,c,ien All
lstsons md b,cd u the trm will please call On "
MID settle immediately, 40 longer ,Bdulgeaes cas-
not bF CIV =. .utt will be Instituted on oil Glars
alter thr ff.t u November, Is's'. which arr -
paid Ut that time. TAYLOR 4 uuuLx.
NOV. IL, Ie6J. b4J.3v :
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

'I'hALA VI b, " j. Co,ins,un near Conc p,.
l. psl, p"s 70. mare musl, IA hsad. h.g,, )
.s.ti s1d, tito stripped leg,, sppri..d to e,i5,ue.
T.. b. IuNLs, hanger Pc.
psnaIs, Nov. IA, lsdy. uig.ss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22
Rangers Notice.

iAkEN trby jaia'. Lemons, living q ril-s ssa
] u fsssh ,rerk,a slsrs poBy mare, viih .
face. both hind tcri white 10 the knsss,
branded 90 stss l-'t htp Nth . spanish brand, 10
hands high. a~prsi.si 10 ttv.Vo.
!. u JJA1s. Rssss,. nc.
i~'snals. Nov. u, ic1O. ntJ.as
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22
Land for Sale

Z HAVE far sale ss1 acres II spe erseeo lso1b
s3o aetss CLEARED. and q m Old d~s1csioe
l. - eight nlle. southwest uf The ,ewu IL Psnsh.
fh-re a. xsnd Imrtovements - the pIase. Atu
u daslr-i | vii sell ~ or "a Negs ose M Ne
Land. Fsf further particulars sddrsss
IT, sUESBv,
sialn Passss, Mise.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22

uisc.yfry ~ ~ Asur,t rLlsll,,
ru.s y, l,nf1- w., W1ftru Host ~
vi GHctrn q arf' Of India. he ob>cr,.
10 'Ia' lu DE Diet rt OF b,usrc.. , little
below lhr ufiaec % the earth, .. TO b.
lo.ui ) .tr tum. ~ . hind " hhron' woody
suh iaucc. VI %,arirrs ~thicku'ssas. in huri
1Huinl layers. Nijor Rocluct, informed
of the. vcnt on 10 o pot Shcrc ~ cSca.
walton lsl been made, III playing NH, SIN.
mil,r phenomenon. IN Digging sofacwh hat
deeper fer tie purpose II further research.
,lev lad open a yault. which, on eNamius
I n, proved 10 b. 81 -olar -ire. and. 10 their
aston hmrut, they found . kud Of print
uv pIc-. 1T up ID the vault, ana ON ~
movable itp',. placed q. f r,aly TO- print.
.ng. E,g.y inquiry VS. 80 ~ foot 10 ts.
certain the ,robell .sr 81 ut Which IN TO-
.'tuu.l' could hf,e lsen placed there; fot
% ~. evidently b.l 81 modern origin. hul,
from 10 ibc Major c,lll %c,llrtt. II npprar.
~ probable that IN place had remained 10
ihc tot, IN which il wis found ',r 81 as;
one NJ ilul yeats. We believe ,h' vor.
Tbs Major. On his rriurn To England, pre-.
.rri,l one u the learned ,sociniton. with
o m'mo.r. contain NJ many cutiou sp'culi.
i,n, 80 tho subject.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22
rRoct,MArIoN
~ JOHt Il PE7Tt >. G.rrrr.f
NJ 4 NLa.anll.

80 30 N ||
>ttt I N5ssYjt.
WHEREAS. the people ii the non lave.
holding States have, IN var Ous forms. ic-
ClsrCd purpos,s hostile to the Institution.
VI the slaveboliiug States, aud ilr STATE
Gntcimugnls I'll nearly al the Northern
States. have cvineel . settled purpose to
cyiiC their Institutional obligations. nnd
disregard their oath. ~ carrying Oh this
war on the rights ami institutions Of the
SoithCID States.
Aud whereas. tie recent election Of
Mrssrs. lincoln aud %llatrlin demonstrates
that those Who neither reverence the Con.
s,itu;iun. phcy the Laws or regard their ca,hs
hryc nov the power 10 elect to the highest
Offices in this cunfeictacv mcn who svmpa.
thitc with them Ia al their mad zeal to IT,.
s'ruy the peace, prosperity " the Southern
section. saI who will usc the powers 81 the
Federal Government tn icfca, all the rur.
poses for which 1t was formed anil where.
as, The dearest rights u the people depend
for protection, under our Constitution. IN
the fidelity to their oath- Of those who az.
minister the Government:
Nov. therefore. that the State cf Missis.
sippi may be enabled to take into consider
alton the propriety aud necessity vi pro.i
ding .arcr aad better safeguards Cor the
lives, IibFr,ies and property Of her citizens
than have tecn found, or are to be hoped FOL
in Black Republican os,hs.
1. Jons ]. PErTrs. Governor Of the Stat
Of Mississippi, exercising the powers in I'M
vested by the Constitution. 10 hereby con
,enc The Legislature cf this State. and d
appoiu, Monday, the 18th day Of Ncvcm
Der, instant. for the meeting 81 both Hous
IS u the Legislature, ss the Capitol !
jackson, the ssst Of Government VI thi
: State.
), 10 testimony whereof. I have hcreun.
81 my hard, saa caused II
0esai Sal II The State TO }
L - s0asdss ~ Ivy Of yacAssI
81 snAs ~ ~ Dag ce Nsssnes
- A. u ~ 81 = ~ ~
ssvispp = ~ oReos = II
Il sbs;pRsle lesyAstA
G. 4. Daesssza, IL ssaIa
Nov. IL lseA
sl nrh b ssssof = sfsa sAss CaDiewo
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-11-22
LOST.

LOST. IsoSIIl
A BOX uF LoN1 LEO CAvAeoY BOOTS
l5st, the Anst u ,as psaslA Dept chi.s
~ haze delivered ~ hssss t. A1s<o k~eyAew3sN's
ssssa. ss-e ,h-.e ~~A< sev. N sssss hsse
eitS.r keer - or s'~Irs frsn - $1,000 = -
sxr~s usisss1ss - to the delivery. Dofsvusecs -
to the shess-b,ssb tbankfully rse-ssvd end ~
vsrs paid ". ". MITCHELL
Nv. Il. $50
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

NEVADA CoUNTY.-The Nevada Democrat
of Wednesday says that a man named Mitch
ell Demears, miner near Browns Hill, was
on Monday evening, near Red Dog, attacked
by three men, knocked down, heated and
robbed of $3.50. The highwaymen are all
known, and officers are in pursuit. Also that
building situated on the Grass Valley
road about half a mile from town, and form
srly known as the Yorkshire House, wa:
burned on Sunday night, supposed to have
been set on fire for the purpose of getting
the people and fire companies out of town
and then burning Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

CosT OF THE WAR WITH CHINA.-It was re-
Gently stated in the English House of Com
mons that the preparations for the war with
China had already cost ESQ 0000, 900, and it
was estimated that the expense would, with.
in twelve months. exceed one hundred mill
ions Of dollars From these figures may be
gathered an idea of the spirit in which the
contest has been commenced. 1t is known
that Napoleon has already expended six
millions of dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17
EDWIN FoRRrs7-A correspondent of N,

EDWIN FoRREsE-A correspondent of the
Call, writing from Philadelphia, says:
Amongst the noIables in our city. we have
this gifted tragedian. He has fine brown
stone mansion on Broad street, near Master.
where he resides with two maiden sisters
He devotes his time to study and the pleasure
of his garden. Ills acquaintance is limited
to few, and to them the great actor uubo-
SONS himself, and the proud, erect traredian
who steps so haughtily on our side walks is
as simple as a lite child. Forests nature is
a most sir gular one He scorns the sveo-
phant. lie admires the noble, true and GOOD
IN life, and his sympathy is always in favor
of the oppressed Perhaps my opportunities
OF seeing him have not been as numerous as
Others, still l have found him at the prison
ers side offering consolation when he deemed
the party innocent of real crime. Forrest is
not understood. His generosity and good
deeds are imputed by his enemies to unwor-
thy motives. Ills troubles have soured his
temper lie feels that he has been wronred
and that justice has not been done to him
fet in this great city-his home-thcre is
one universal feeling of sympathy, love and
| respect for the man. Our people are proud
OF him. they have made his sorrows their
own, and the same intense feelings of disgust
is engendered towards Mrs. Sinclair. For
rest is aware of this, and it acts like a balm
to his many, many sorrows. He feels that
friends in this city share with him in his mis-
fortunes, and did he desire it, he could be re-
lleyed in jiffy by our courts of the odious
Catharine Sinclair. His companion in his
walks is a very enterprising stationer, one
William IL. Maurice. The tragedian is sell
dom seen without his friend. lie is looking
better now than he has for years, and it is
not at all improbable that he may one day
pay you professional visit, as he takes the
liveliest interest in your State, and honors
the memory of your gifted Broderick with
the warmest affection. The Douglas Democ-
racy solicit him'to go to Congress. lie has
not positively refused, but does not covet the
honor. Hurrah then for Forrest, if he should
consent to run
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17
Cnlnp Mcciing.

Camp Meeting Is 20 be held just Eas. Of the Buites
seven miles distant from Marysvllc, TO commence
on THURSDAY, the iGh inst, and to continue about
aweek. Rev. J. T. Peck D. D., Of San Francisco, is
engaged to preach during the Sabbath included
Key Mr.. McClay and others will also be present to
preach during the Meeting Reliable parties pos
vey engaged to furnish good boarding at reasonable
prices also sabling for horses The public general
ly are invited.
ss9- The State Law for the protection of Camp
Meetings will be strictly enforced.
REV. z. B. FISH,
On behalf Of he Committee Of Arrangements.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

EARTH MoyGNG MACHINE. The Mississippi
papers are talking of machine recently in.
vented by Mr.. John Campden, of Haze-
hurst. lie calls it the Earth Moving Ma
chine The earth is removed by succession
OF excavating buckets, and there are wings so
attached that the earth is thrown on either
or both sides at pleasure; or by the removal
OF the wings or carriers, the earth is simply
broken up the required depth. The machine
when under our observation was employed
in cutting ditch four feet wide by three
deep, and it cut six running feet of this ditch
IN one minute-thus performing the work Of
one hundred hands. At present the machine
Is only adapted TO work in lands free from
stumps and rock but the inventor is sanguine
that he will be able to attach to it such ma
chnery as will enable it to remove stumps
or any other obstructiYns The rapidity and
efficacy with which it performed its work,
must render it most valuable acquisition to
the river planters and railroad men, where
they have old lands to excayate The cost of
the machine complete. we were informed,
would be some 50, 500. The tire of the
wheels being so broad as not readily to sink
into the ground, it is easily removed from
place TO place by its own power-a ten horse
power locomotive engine -EGcAang5.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

GRIM. Con. AFFAIR IN SAN FnAxcrsco. The
Bee of last evening, has the following dis
patch
The city papers of this morning are full of
Grim con. affair; the parties to which are
d. W. Perley, Attorney, and a Mrs. Fall,
lately Of Cincinnati The husband, who had
suspected Perley of an improper intimacy
with his wife, saw the two enter an assiena-
ton house on Stockton street He rushed in
with drawn derringer-Perey breaks from
the room in, shirt and dra wers, runs through
portion of Stockton street and down Post
street, to a livery stable, whence he took q
cab, enveloped himself in buffalo robes and
left for San Mateo, and is now beyond dan
ger, and will never return to this city.
lie was chased by several workmen in his
flight, who supposed him to be insane Fail
commenced suit against Perley to-day for
$4,000 Among the personal effects cap
tured by the husband is 5000 in coin, pistols,
and bowie knives which have been left at
the police office.
Several aborers have been refused work
in the Navy Yard, Mare Island, because of
their Douglas proeliyities
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

CATHOLIC CHURCH CEREMONIES On Mon
day morning next a grand church ceremony
will come off at the French Catholic Church
on Bush street; being mass for the repose
ofJerome Bonaparte, brother of the first EN-
peror: ON the Wednesday following a Domi-
ns SdlUtrn fac imperGtorem will be sung, after
mass, at the same church, in honor of the fete
Of tho present Empesor.-S f. Bulletin
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17
Good News fOrEVcrybOdy
FROM THE
WASHINGTON MARK EFT.

ON AND AFTER JULY 18TH, I
~ will sell al the WASHINGTON MARKET, Third
Street of D. the very best of Meats, such
Beef Veal Mutton and Pork for family use at the
rate Of TWELVE AND ONE HALE cents per pound
Hotelsand Restaurants for TEN CENTS per pound
Fresh Eggs, Butter, Chickens and Turkeys, also all
kinds Of Vegetables fresh good and cheap, as any
establishment IN this city.
~ Marketing delivered to any part Of the city,
free OF charge.
ig15my IaAAc FFoRzHEITgR
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

The Douglas and johnson Club of the
10th District in San Francisco, held meet
ing Tuesday evening, which was very fully
attended. Speeches We're made by various
members and the enthusiasm for the regular
nominees of the Democratic party was in
tense. The Club will meet again next week.
PoL1r1cs IN ALABAMA.-The Nashville Ban
ner publishes the subjoned extract from a
private letter written by a young gentleman
of that city, on visit to Athens, Alabama,
to friend in Nashville:
The people here talk politics from A. NJ.
60 r. NJ, without stopping for breath.
There is at times. much hard feeling, and |
have heard several say that there will be
fighting soon. OF course in this part of the
State the Douglasites are largely in the ma
iority They say they will certainly carry
the State. have no means of forming an
opinion that would be worth anything.
Houston of Alabama, has returned, but will
not commit himself to either side yet. |
understand that he is in very poor spirits,
and says things have not come TO the worst
vet He believes, l am informed, that a
rupture is imminet and can hardly be pre-
vented
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

WoN'r FIGHr.--Morrissey now denies most
emphatically that he wrote the challenge tc
Heenan, published recently, and over hi.
own signature refuses to fight the Benica
Boy. lie says he has more important bust
ness to attend to.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

Division OF SoNoMA CoUNTY.-We learn
from the Petaluma journal, that there is a
movement on foot in that vicinity to divide
the county, running the line Of Marin far
enough up to include in that county. Petalu'
ma, and it is presumed Sonora Valley. for
the purpose of making Petaluma the county
seat of Marin.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

DAILY PAPER IN NEvApA.-We are inform
ed that Messrs Allen. Brown, Shelton and
Casamayou propose starting a daily paper in
Nevada. Brown and Skelton have gone to
San Francisco to purchase material for the
same. Gen. Allen. we presume, will ba the
editor or--NeUddG Democrat
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

PATENTS FOR RANoHos. The patents for
the following ranchos have been received at
the u. Surveyor Generate Office from the
Gederal Land Office, Washington San Juan,
confirmed to Hiram Grimes; Aguas Frlas'
confirmed to Samuel TODD Bananea Colora-
do confirmed to VIM. B. lde The first is
situated on the north bank of the American
river. above Sacramento, and the Others are
in the Upper Sacramento valleys. F.
Herald
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

LAST week, at Slug Gulch, Ell Dorado coun
ty, George Sang, q German, had both legs
badly fractured by the oaving ola hydraulic
claim. 1t is probable that one or both will
have to be amnntated.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-17

VINO SUPPORT DOUGLAS IN Ell DoRADo.-
OF course the so-caled Popular Sovereignty
voters of last years, support him as a unit.
But the other party, has thus far conducted
the canvass.
There were elected, last year, the follow
ing county officers on the Latham ticket
Sheriff, Comfy Clerk, Recorder, Coroner
one County Supervisor, Assessor, Public Ad-
ministrator and Superintendent of Public In
struction. OF these eight in all, four are
openly and warmly supporting the Douglas
and johnson tieket-namely, the Sheriff, Re
corder, Coroner, and Supervisor. Two are
for Breckinridge, one of these. (he County
Clerk) is one Of the editors of the Democrat
the other is the County Assessor OF the
other two-the Superintendent and the Pub
lie Administrator-their positions, 50 far, are
not known. The other three county officers
were elected 10y the other wing of the De-
mocraey-all of whom are for Douglas. So
much for our county officers. - Central Pla-
ceroMe) Californian