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Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

INCREASED QUANTITY OF WHEAT Planted
The ready demand for shipment abroad fol
the immense surplus of our past years whea
crop, and the almost certain assurance tha
California will always be able to ship whea
to New York and Europe with profit, has in
duced our farmers to plant a very considera
bic increas of acres of wheat the presen
year. The wisdom of this movement ha
probably been based upon the facts, that du
ring the secession excitement. the South anC
West may not plant as largely the present
year, and this together with the continued
favorable reports of short crops in Europe
and our greatly increased facilities for placing
California wheat both in New York and Liv-
erpool on better terms than even the famed
city of Chicago, has given our farmers the
encouragement to plant largely the present
year.
From all appearances now, We think there
will be at least one-third more acres of grain
planted in 1861 than in 1860 and now in the
face of three million bushels exported, the
same amount on hand, and an annual use by
home consumption of three millions making
nine or ten million bushels as the product of
1860, we look forward to an increase of at
least one-third for the crop of 1861. These
figures may surprise some, but where only
few days since wheat was reported scarce at
81 60, as soon as it reaches 81 rs or 81 80, it
increases in quantity and quality too. Just
give our farmers two cents, and they wi
bring in some of the prettiest wheat shown
this season; and we think that figure will
be reached yet.
We, however, would still recommend our
farmers to crowd all they can out of the mar
ket, for Oregon is beginning to send her crop
forward. and it is a heavy one, and must nee
essarily affect our market more or less
California Farmer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

CHINESE FOR LABoRERs-A New VIEW
Col Harazthy, in his address before the So
noma County Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, at its Second Annual Exhibition
held at Petaluma, said:
We must employ partly Chinese laborers
whom we can hire for eight dollars per month
and board With this labor we can comnete
with any part Of the world. Why then not
use it, when you would benefit Yourselves
and the State by doing so when Won would
render the Chinaman useful to California. by
helping to improve it and make it the garden
of the world, whereas, now he only impov-
erishes by extracting and carrying away the
gold, leaving no trace Of his labor, except a
dangerous hole or mound of dust? The
question | hear on every side, is: "Can a Chi
naman work on farm p To this | reply.
Yes. Do you believe that Cinnamon have no
capacity to learn? On the contrary, the peo-
Pile of no country are so initiative as they
are. speak from experience; | employ Chi.
namen. and they work well. | can show a
haystack made by them which cannot be any
where excelled, and which l will guarantee
70 be impervous to rain, My grain was
bound and harvested by Cinnamon; my vine
yards and orchard were planted, pruned and
cultivated; ten plows were driven, and my
wine was made 10y them. AT this very mo.
ment twenty-six Chinese are reclaiming
swamp lands which would have been un-
touched for many years if compelled to he
reclaimed by white labor at thirty dollars
per month predict that at no distant time
these people will lease your land, and culti-
vate such vegetables and nuts AS they are ac-
customed to raise in their native country
Instead of importing what they require, they
will export. They will look upon this coun-
try more as home than they do now BY de
grees they will adopt our habits and tastes
will at all times make us good servants, anC
as the law excludes them from citizenship
no matter how many may come, they ca
have no dangerous influence on our domesti
institutions. The laboring classes of the pop
ulaton may perhaps say, that am trying t
reduce the price of labor, in fact, to take
away from white men; but they will b
short-sighted in making such charge, as b
= the very proposition offer, they will he abl
to get higher wages than otherwise. China
men will perform the cheap a. inferior; tn
white men the sorts, such as attending
machines, teaming, overseeing, raising catt
and sheep, warehouseing, etc. The resu
will be the same as has attended the develoI
ment of manufactures and railroad. Wi
anybody now assert, that since machner
has been used in manufactures, men get LEI
wages. or employment? Does not every or
know that the demandifor goods has increase
in proportion to the degree of cost, and thu
the poor are now able to obtain many con
forts which formerly the rich alone could a
ford. And this will be precisely the cas-
with our laborers: they will be benefitte
instead of injured, by whatever adds to th
productive capacity of the country.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02
A Mysterious Character.

1t had been raining yesterday afternoon,
but had suddenly stopped, and the glorious
sun was gliding the housetops and the streets
and gistenng in the smooth puddleS when we
left our office and walked leisurely along
Montgomery street, laughing o see the ladies
who had been caught in the shower seizina
the sunny opportunity and tripping along
the street homewards, with their an
kles plainly visible through the cage work o.
their crinolne Many others We're laughing
too. aud we mention it that more care be la
ken by the fair ones in future. Our attention
however, was soon diverted by the bubber-
ing of boy-old enough to have been
ashamed of himself for lying there and cry
ing like lig baby. because he had slipped
and fallen into the mud. We were Just turn
ing around after helping him to his pins,
when an apparition, or something else, brush
ed by u.s. 1t was an umbrella with coat
tail and two legs beneath it l-and this after
ten minutes of warm sunshinel Here was
another chance for a laugh and everybody
seemed to improve it. Our first thought was
he had the small pox!-the next that he
owed his tailor and divers other shopmen =
the next that he was the ugliest man in San
Francisco 1.-The next that he was a married
man and desired to dodge" his better half!
and the next that be was policeman But
we reasoned if he had the small pox he
would be too much afraid of catching cold
If he were pickpocket he would hardly let
his own pocket handkerchief stick out so far
behind, and would probably dart down some
side street-did he owe his tailor, he would
scarcely keep his umbrella up all the length
of the street-were he the ugliest man in the
city, one hundred chances to one, he would
be the most mpudent-if he wished to dodge
his wife he could easily go up a side street
and We're he a policeman he would easily
find more convenient disguise. With excited
curiosity We followed him, passed him stop
ped until he passed u.s. then followed him
again, but found nothing but the umbrella
and legs staring US in the face all the while !!
SO we kept sharp on his wake-up Washing
ton street, along Kearney, up Jackson, along
Dupont, up Pacific and along Stockton.-
Still the umbrella was up and the warm sun
shine pouring on it. Suddenly the legs stood
upon the coat-tais. The mysterious man
was talking to somebody We brushed by,
Just as the man eXclaimed-"W ell thank yer;
but what the deuce are You doing with yer
umbrella up tAis weather p
"Eh ?-what p CALCULATED the other man,
glancing hurriedly and with marked surprise
into the cotton canopy above him Then
collapsing it-"Ill be hanged if that ain
rich When did it leave off raining?"
We continued our walk to North Beach,
thinking Of that other man who was SO abb
sent minded that he thought he was cutting
roast of beef until he felt the knife touch
MS hnger bones. r. Mirror.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02
Legislative.

SACRAMENTO March lst
SENArE.-A committee of free conference
on the part of the Senate on the Assembly
bill amendments to the bill for the relief OF
the Deaf and Dumb and Blind, was appoint
ed. Adjourned.
House Special order, Senate bill, to
change the venue in the case of Horace
smith, was taken up, discussed and passed
ayes SO, noes l6.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02
n Dnck furnished and ma e into Hose.
Hydraulic. Pilot or
Eureka

My appeal is to the Miners Of Yuba, Sierra, folo,
Colusa. Tehama, Plumas, Shasta and Sskyou coun-
ties Give me liberal patronage and l will pledge
myself as man, to work great revolution through
out the State regards eheapness of Hose, etc.
have two successfully operating at Nevada city, and
one in Marysvlle which will sew sixty yards per hour
In a few weeks shall have one situated at sacra-
mento one at Dutch Flat, and one at PlacerVlle.
1t is my wish and intention to satisfy the miners
that the Machine Sewing is as far above hand sewing
In DURABILITY and STRENGTH as heaven IS irorl
the earth.
County scrip will be taken 90 cents from any one
purchasing Hose.
In connection with Hose sewing, am pleased
announce to the citizens of Morysvlle and the sur
rounding country, that will go into the business of
bag making and shall prosecute the same at reduced
prices to all who will give liberal share of their
patronage All orders for House Innings, Awnings,
Tents, Carpets Garden Hose, Grain and Flour Sacks
&C., will be promptly fllcd az No. 1i9 First street. op-
posite tae Plaza. -
febl2-my : hONAho'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

PAssED.-The case of VIM. Tierney, assault
to murder DIR. Boyce, was passed in the Court
of Sessions, Sacramento. Thursday morning.
The defendant has already been committed
on the same charge, in shooting at j. II. Cas-
sadly. AS both of the charges are based on
the same occurrence the probabilities are
that nolIs pros will be entered in the first
mentioned case.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

ASSAULT TO RAPE-The trial John Munday
for an assault to rape, committed on Mary
Pollock the daughter of James Pollock, liv-
ing on the Costumes river, in Sacramento
county, commenced Thursday morning, be-
fore the Court of Sessions 1t is alleged in
the Indictment that this offense was commit
ted on the 18th day Of November last Jas.
Pollock, father of the girl, was first called to
the stand, and his testimony went to show
that the defendant had been admitted to
Pollock's house as teacher to the children,
was paid literally for his services in such
capacity, and he had treated his benefactor
with base ingratitude. Munday is on elder
ly man, long past the prime Of life, and it
was not pleasant sight to see person his
years brought up to answer to so despicable a
crime DR.. Ellis next testified to the injuries
received by Mary Pollock. The trial is pro-
gressing with closed doors.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02
TEL EGRAPHTC.
[OVER THE STATE LINE1
Execution of Albert Lee Sailing of the
Cortes--Arrival,e etc.

COTtes--ATTiNdl, etcs
SAN Francisco March lst.
Albert Lee, the mulatto who murdered his
wife, was executed at 35 minutes past IL
o'clock to-day, in the yard of the county
Jail. He was attended by the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Allister. But few persons in attendance.
The steamer Cortes left at $50 this A. NJ
for Panama with SO passengers and S729647
in treasure.
William Halsey alias Ham. who robbed
Maria Escolol, Spanish woman, of $2.5oO
in this city, was arrested in New York on
the arrival of the steamer. officers Lees and
johnson having communicated the news of
the robbery to Chief Mastell, by Pony Ex.
press.
The steamer Columbia arrived in port thi.
evening from the North.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

RELIANCE UPON GoD.-An editorial in the
Stockton Argus. on the character of Wash
ingtcn and his success as great man, closes
with the following pointed and telling sem
tence. 1t speaks volumes:
The secret of his strength was discovered
at Valley Forge, where he left the prints Of
his knees upon the snow.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

GAVE HIMSELF UP.-We learn that gen.
tleman, just from Jacksonville, brings the in
telligence that Mr.. Chas Williams, who
lately killed Mr.. Butterfeld at Evansville,
came in on Wednesday last and surrendered
himself to the authorities.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

TUNIIE object of this School is to qualify Boys for
n practical business life. Parents sending their
Sons to this School may feel assured that every atten
tion will be given to advance them in their studies.
Their moral education will not be neglected pa
rental care will be exercise over Pupils from abroad.
The School being located on the suburbs of the city,
makes 1t more desirable for Parents at distance to
send their Sons so it
Boarding, So per week; washing, 81 so per dozen.
The Spring and Summer term will consist of %
weeks Pupils can enter at any time.
G. r. BAKER, Principal.
MarysvC, Feb. 22d, 1861
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02
The Census of 1860.

The Alta received by last Pony the re-
turns of the United States Census of 1860,
which it gives thus:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

Go into the country to hear what news is
in town
Go to bed with the lamb and rise with the
lark
Give neither counsel nor salt till you are
asked for it.
God help the poor for the rich can help
themselves.
Grieying for misfortunes is adding gall to
wormwood
Give a clown your finger and he'll take
your whole hand
Give a child his will, and whelp his fill
and neither will thrive.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02
Training,

.
Training,
VIII be cared for without extra charge.
GLOVES furnished to those understanding the
SCIENCE OF BOXING,
But to none others, unless by PARTICULAR request
EYy- Rooms open day and night, Sundays excepted
90 per month, IN ADVANCE.
Jv. LYONS. ........,..........A.H H. FRENCH
feb19
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

COPPER CRAzY.-A gentleman who recent.
ly returned from a visit to the copper mines
in the southwest corner of this county, says
the San Andreas lndependendent. represents
that all other subjects of conversation, save
copper, copper ore, copper float, copper veins,
copper groupings and copper again, are for
the present ignored in that locality. Every
body and his big brother has a claim, and are
all getting rich in prospective.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

GONE HoME.-The Bee, of Thursday, says:
Edmund Randolph, Esq, who has been con
fined to his bed in this city for severl weeks,
was to have left in the steamer of to-day for
his home in San Francisco. He is getting
strong by degrees, and has been able for sew
eral days to walk across his ROOM His at
tack was a severe one but with proper nurs-
ing his physicians are certain that he will
soon be himself again.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02
MARTYRED HEADS

1R 1g11C 1@1117E1SS
Hundreds of he ads of hair ruined by the use of
deleterious dyes for which scientific authority is
responsible.
CRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE
the contrary presents the highest scientific creden
tals. 1t has been analyzed by DR.. Chiffon, who
stands at the head of our Experimental Chemists,
and he states in his certificate that nothing injurious
enters into its composition. This
UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL
added to the well known fact that is the most reli-
able and the most natural dye ever manufactured
have given it immense prestige, and the sales are
running up from month to month, with rapidly that
severely the energies and of the pro
prietor. Sold everywhere, and applied by all hair
dressers CRIsTADoRo, No. 6, Astor House, New
York. leb1T
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

1NsAwITY.-The insane man, VIM. Friend
from Yolo county, has been taken to Stock
ton.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02
Gmisfellaneous.
Machine Made Hose
Great Improvement Of this Age.
~. HOWARD;S
NEW IMPROVED

Hydraulic Hose Sewing Machines,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY H. j.
IVn BOOTH Co. at the Marysvie Foundry and
Machine shop.
Miners can be supplied with Hose sewed with four
seams which will stand the pressure OF seventy-hvc
feet fall SINGLE for twenty cents per yard Tor sewing,
and will last ong as the ouck will without ripping
LIST OF PRICES.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

Cor THE WoRTH OF HIS MoNEy.-"Hallo
there, captain" said brother Jonathan to a
captain of a canal packet on the Erie Cana
what do you charge for rassageT
Three cents per mile and boarded" said
the captain.
"Wall, guess I'll take passage. captain,
seeing as how Pm kinder gin eout walking so
far"
Accordingly he got on board as the stew
ard was ringing the bell for dinner. Jona-
than sat down and commenced demolishing
the "fiXins" to the utter CONSERVATION of the
captain, until he had cleared the table of all
that was eatable when he got up aad went
on deck, picking his teeth very comforta-
bly,.
"How far is it, capting, from where l got
on board p
"Nearly one and. a half miles" said the
captain.
Lets see," said Jonathan; that would
be Just four and half cents; but never mind,
captng, | won't be small; here's five cents,
which pays my fare to here; guess I'll go
ashore now; I'm kinder rested eout."
MARRIAGE WITH DECEASED WIFE's SISTER.
The late respected Duke of Norfolk, when in
the House of Commons voted in favor of le-
CALLING marriage with the sister of deceas-
ed wife, and spoke in its favor in the follow
ing terms:
"Seeing that it was not against the law OF
God, seeing the great social evils which arose
from the restriction, and believing that there
was no comparison between the social ad-
vantages and the social disadvantages arising
from this cause, he should give the measure
his cheerful assent The late Baron Bunsen
bore testimony before the Bishop of Litch-
field and the other royal Commissioners, to
the frequency of euch marriages in Prussia
and to The desirable consequences which were
admitted by the most eminent men in that
country to result from them.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02
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The Greatest Linimentin I'm use!

A CERTAIN cure for rheumatism, soreness and
IN swelling of the breast pain and weakness IN the
back and joints, sprans, bruises, cramps, mum bness
frozen limbs, bites OF insects, goitre or sweHed neck
paralysis loss of power in the lm1s burns hhama
tons tumors wounds, swelngs SAT- rheuih' &c, &c
And efectualy and speedily cures most of the die =
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ming; also sweeny, b head, SPAWN splint, bruises,
gals strains scratches, wound swellings, &c, &C.
rSy- Manufactured only at the Drug Store of ). t.
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 90 and so First
street, Marysville, Cal. jan16my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-02

CHINESE FOR LABoRERs-A New VIEW
Col, Harazthy, in his address before the So
noma County Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, at its Second Annual Exhibition.
held at Peta luna, said:
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sSepfnRs sfaee - = rFiTnte sAnsF dress bail.
iueoaseqaereG II = yoanE isdy, dsaZEler Of
repEeGeHlipR The State Of South CarolinG.
sbe lad on Z white satin dres5r 90 Whieb
paIuDettO leaves were SeWE. Her bad
dFess bad single ttsr IL she centre, and
she carried 10 her had Zee simiiie Of the
State dHg sdopfed 6V Eo1ib CaFOiOa.-
Her appsaTance caused Qaite = sensation,
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ont OF place bat lbe party being : private
ose, Of course she tiSiEoTo-cootGassd them
selves With fr0uus. Later In the eTtBipg
auotbeF young lady made her appearance,
deesSsd 20 represent the God6Eas Of LibeE-
~, while she carried = snail American hBg,
baTi0R AZ StsSs upon IL The reception Of
this young lady vas most eotdiAL and must
base been highly gratifying 70 this youth
fni and beautiful representative OF toe
American Union. DdriaE the evening Ite
American deE. carried By this younR lady,
WAS bidder or riSlAid, but, after adiligent
search, &c Ras foaad and TeStored 70 It's
oHnsr. As soon rs she obtained poSSes-
sion Of it S1G approached the lAdY shaEtng
the SouEh CsFolina Sag. Nnd took it from
her hssd. and with oSe blow OF the sEaH
broke the stick Of the palmetto banneT--
This net was applnuded by those present
10 such = mahasF as 20 sFinee the tact
that the American Uni0n still has place
Ia the hearts Of PbIIadsiPbis cittEsns>-
PAla LeGler.
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2. x. LOSER,
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J. u. PHILLIPS,
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aud COnmsTical Calculations
II. H.DAYIES
AASoeiAte Professor Of Book Keeping.
NC. JOHNSON.
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RET. z. TRATES REESE, D. D.,
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Zach Student has de-k to himseIr and Is sepa,
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