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Wroillle, Tuesday, October 2S, ls.»«,
MIiOWL DETIOCKITIi NOtIHATIOM.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES MUCH AN AN,
OK PKNPWYIA ANIA,
FOR VIC.’K PRESIDENT,
JOHN i\ lIKFX'KINItIDOH,
UK KENTUCKY.
Ur.tKKKITIC STATE TICKET.
ri»R hr KinnicN'ri.u ki.rctor*,
AUGUSTINOLIVERA, I GEO. FREANOR.
I*. DELLA TORRE, |A. U. BRADFORD
roit conatiH.
CHARLES t. SCOTT of Tnolnmnc.
JOSEPH C. McKIBBEN of Sierra.
frilß CI.KIIK OK NI HKKMK COURT,
CHARLES 8. FAIRFAX of Yuba,
HUH sri*KRINTIC"I|IKNT OK RUBIK INSTRII THIN.
ANDREW J. MOULDER,, .ofSim Francisco.
Regular Democratic Comity Nomination*.
*•»
POR MrHII K HI or Alilf K M lII.Y,
JAMES S LONG,
11. J. MORRISON.
IOK AMHKSIIOR,
JOHN 11. LILLARD.
FOR PIDMC A DMIMHTK AT()R|
A. C. MOUSE.
FOn .UKONKK
DU. J. 1). BROWN*
Democratic Speaking.
Messrs. J, 0. LAWTON, JH., and C W.BUFFUM
will iiildri-ss the the Democrnry of Hamilton, an Wed
lo-mhij evening, October Wlh.
Democratic .Meetings.
Hon. J W. McCORKLG,Gen. I». K HAR
RIS, and others, will address the people at
White Oak Flat. (Sqdirea’s Hoarding House)
on Tuesday night, Oct. 28
Thompson’s Flat Wednesday “ “ 29
Spanislitown Thursilay “ “ 30
Frenohtown Friday “ “ 31
Hangor Saturday “ Not. 1
Orovillo Monday “ “ 3
Rally for your Country andxmis Union
Staging —Wash Montgomery Ssq , the
road agent of the Cal Stage Co , was in town
yesterday on his way to Spanislitown, whith
er he was going to perfect certain arrange
ments regarding the line from here to that
place. A more enterprising company, and
a more energetic agent never existcdl
£45“ The cellar under the Washington
block is being fitted up for a Saloon. It is
to be occupied by Hunt & Co., the present
proprietors of the Bunk Exchange. Ft is the
most capacious and comfortably arranged
basement we have ever seen in tha State,
and is bound to become ns favorite and fash
ionable resort as the Exchange is now.
rff* We notice the New York Times ex
pects to have the result of the Presidential
election in New York on the sth, and is call
ing on all telegraph companies, operators,
inspectors and messengers, to hurry up the
result of the first vote.
Small. Pox.—W© learn fiom late papers
from there, that this fearful disease is rag
ing to a direful extent among the Mormans
at Salt Lake city. The disease has proved
very fatal in its character, whole families
having died from its effects The opitlom o
was communicated by a party of emigrants
from the States.
Dear Doors. —Two of the doors of the
new capital at Washington, are to cost £l4-,
ttOO apiece! They are of bronxe, with‘ai>
relievos’ representing national scenes.
Thk Ntw English Minister — There is
no longer any doubt but that the IL-n Chas
Villiers lias received and accepted the ap
poin intent of English Ambassador to the U
S. lie is represented as a very able, bn
indolent man, exceedingly courtly in his
manners, but rep iblioau in principles.
Our M \hkkt—Fruits of almost every
description are now tl aiding our ma-ket.-
App’es and pears, equ d in size »nd tl ivur to
those of the Atlantic Siatea are in gren
abundance, and melons, better and bigge
thau ever were seen anywhere out of Cali
forma, are atill offered lor # t!e. as they huvo
been for the last four months.
Naw Paraa.—A new dai.y has been star
ied at £un Fianoiaco, Called the Daily jVa-
It is a Fillmore organ.
UriniM-nis of Itiu i<-, Head.
For the first time in the histor y of the
American government we have a candidate
presented for the distinguished office of
i resident, upon purely sectional grounds.
Ihc position oi Mr. Fiemont is purely a sec
tional one—his supporters arc found only in
a segment of the American confederacy
and his platform is unorganized and delib
erate crusade against a portion of the Ainer
ichn Union, and against the constitution of
the only free government on earth, under
which the country has enjoyed prosperity
unexampled in the history of the world.
t harge it upon them, fellow Democrats,
that that their course is calculated to de
stroy the fair fabric of free government, be
cause Fremont’s administration would not
have the men or the means to carry on the
government in the Southern States.
Charge it upon them, that Fremont would
have to fill the Federal offices in the South
ern Slates, with northern Abolitionists, for
men of the south would scorn his admiuis
tiou and the appointments in his gift, as
our revolutionary forefathers scorned the
government of King George and his offices.
Charge upon them, Democrats that the
northern Stales have no more right to dic
tate to and overrun the southern States
with appointments from the north, than the
British King had to impose stamp acts upon
the American colonies, and import officers
to enforce his odious dictation.
Charge upon them. Democrats, that on#
section of the Union has no rightt to force a
government upon another section—that the
declaration of Independence asserts, and the
constitution guarantees, the right of sclS
government to-nil—and that the south have
the right to govern themselves us well us the
north.
Charge upon them, Democrats, that the
election of Fremont by the North, would be
in violation of the compromises of the con
stitution, and that the south would be justi
fied iu governing themselves, by the forma
tion of a government as purely southern, us
that -*f F emont would be northern.
Charge upon them, Democrats that such
a course would bo DLSUMION, and that the
north wouild be the first to declare it by the
election of a northern man.
It is not impossible that the vote of Cali
fornia may decide the fate of the Union ; and
in the maintenance of that Union are cen
t -red the hopes of the lovers of freedom
throughout the world. It is utterly vain,
s»ys the Sam Francisco Herald, to deny that
with the election of Mr. Fremont, (dii av
KHTiTif omuc*) ends tha union of the States
To what deplorable results tbo disruption
will lead we dare not contemplate. We re
gard such an event as the greatest calumny
'bo Almighty has ever indicted on a nation
since tiic beginning of the world. Although
it js altogether probable that the great
States of New York, Pennsylvania and Illi
nois will decide the contest, it is- neverthe
less the iluty of the Democrats of California
to anticipate the possibility, however remote
it may be, that upon thiiiii may devolve the
momentous responsibility of deciding the
fate of the Union, and. as a consequence, of
republican government throughout the
world.
Plumas Cowry —We are assured by
those who have been there and bud ocular
proof, that the entire t'cket is sure of elec
tion in Plumas county. This is but » reit
•ration of what has over been affirmed of the
whole Northern part of the State by the
very best of authorities. Formerly a part
<>f old Butte, and ever working with her, we
feel confident that Plumas will act with us
now, and give an over whelming majority
for Buck and Breck at the coining election.
Th<* material, is there, and it needs but to
be brought to the polls to prove Iter as ever,
sound upon the gloriouspriuciples of Democ
racy. Men of Pi union! rally to Usa stand
ard of Buchanan, Ureoktmidge,, aiul the
Union.
Fitkd at Last C B McDonald, late of
the S»erra Citizen, bus at last hit upon an
*i»m’ that be has settled upon. Alter trying
ail the notional humbugs of the day, K. N
ism among the number, he finally ha*-merg
ed into a thorough bred disciple of w<>«liy
head inn. and.declared himself a stead hist
adherent of the‘Great American mule ©at
•t ’ On Jit, be intends starting a Fremont
organ in Siernv*county
\V»:s4 Branch Ditch. — Mr Mcuchamin
formed us yesterday that the head dmn nl
the above named ditoh bad b.-en entirely
completed and the witter turned into the
race. This is an important step lowarJstio
initiiodi tie construction of' the ditch, ami
wo infer front what lie taud.lbacprepa ration
are being matte to proceed at- one* with the
ligg.ttg. Toe line of the ditch is by survey,
f our memory serves us right, ..«t fr.v
miles in ext-nt, and when completed will b.
the bug st and most important woi kof Un
kind in the State.
1 he I.nst Mglil.
Tlie Democratic meeting hint night was
another of those enthusiastic gathering*
in which the Democracy of Oroville eu»
"lone indulge. The speech of lion )tf ft
Latham, was the most masterly vindication
of the Democratic party that wc haw had
the pleasure of listening to at any period,
and was well received by the audience.
That old war horse of Democracy followed
in a speech of great power aad force, that
created unbounded enthusiasm. Thesfedge
hammer facts, amusing il'.nwtrrtions and am
answernble arguments, were well-timed,
attd will aot he without their died in the
approaching eoute-i. IVc have not the
time and space for an eat staled notice of the
meeting this morning, but will review the
speeches# m re at length ia our next
7'notroiiTFun. —We have heard of a won
dcrfwlly sanguine Black Republican specu
lator, living in the neighborhood of Helltown
who is buying up all the lean to tries and
Jacks in the vicinity, for the ostensible | nr
pose of stocking a ranch with them, hut un
fortunately for him, the truth lists leaked
out, and it is slily reported hy the boys,
that, he is buying them to take to Washing
ton to slaughter for the grand inauguration
dinner that he expects will take place when
Fremont is elected. He wiU probably be
able to find employment for bis stork shortly
after the coming election, in transporting
Fremont’s goods and chattels up Sul in*
Creek. He ought to save a gentle beast and
a side saddle lor Jessie, and one of his small
est Jacks-for the great /iiek-latar.
A Fraud. —The following exposition of
the tricks resorted to by the Bl.ak Republi
cans wc clip from ths Statu Journal. The
fraud is characteristic of its author, and is
worthy of the source from which it emiuated
It is quite equal to-the Stebbins letters :
“The Marysville Herald is engaged in
publishing statements, purporting to come
from the brother and other friends of Keat
ing. blaming the Democratic party for the
shooting of Keating The Herald is only
republishing a base lie and fraud. Mr. Kea
tings brother pit hi.-died a card, in which he
prououooed the document a forgery ’’
“Dkmocjiahc Keystone Cluix”— This
Club was organized on Saturday livening,
by the election of Che following officers—J
F. Kimniel, I’res’t.; Frank Dust, Vice Frcs’t.
Geo. D French, Scc’y; mid Tho’s Wells,
Treasurer. Wo have been furnished with
the proceedings hut their great length r< n
ders it impossible for us to publish them to
day, We will endeavor to find space for the
resolutions to-morrow. The ueal and de
termination exhibited by this club, is worthy
of all praise, and their example should be
imitated by the Bemoaruey throughout the
different precincts of the county. Due effort
♦ellow Democrats, for Ruchauaa and the
U uiou.
following items we dip from the
Solano Herald :
Mii.iiahy —The U S. troops stationed at
the barracks nt this place left on Manila}
night for Oiegon, the Indians hawing again
become trobuUsome.
_£-€t*Tho Attorney General of she Slate
has tiled an information against the several
steamer- belonging to the Nicaragua Co ,
claiming that tlie properly has escheated to
the State on account of the dissolution ol
the company.
Cattle. —We noticed a drove of about 20
head of tine young American cattle pasting
through town yesterday. They were in re
markahly fine condition considering the late
ness of the season. They are probably des
tined for the shambles.
Ullt’l'll.
In this City October «7tli, the wife of A.C. Morse,
Rm| , of a DaiiKliU r.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CONSTABLE.
IIENKY KKNNhiY is Humiliated for the office
of Constable lor OpJiir Tov* orlop. by his
M\.\Y FRIENDS.
BOil CONSTABLE.
AI.r.X, (I. tHMI’SON I* a candidate fneConslahle
fi>» djihir T(i»n»hi|i. al the tominl election.
Bur Supervisor.
A. II NdiWCOM It is a candidate lor etupervisorof
District Rot U
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rr'tn irK.—- ulwci’i tier* to ibe tan tmm iou
UAMt’.MCN* St N', in Oroville, will Bud their |ia|iers
by rail I lid si Light x Co.’s Liqu»r Store, Mutiigum
ry street.
Ranch ami Ferry For Sale.
TH K St B.h'lilHt'K w ishinir to dispose of his
RANCH and KKKItY. «UI sed st a groat Mic
nßce The Hunch omtaiN !»*• acres; 100 of
which are ureter l. tiie mid is unaurpa-seil os ( rain
and. in elude oonoiy. The Kerry is doio» a good
.usines'. The urvater |>uri o> the pan bore inonev
••mi remain on (mud and mortiratfe or on 8* od per*
•mat security, If if desir. d.
•*••-’7 HOWARD BUST.
M
M’KCIAL NOTICES.
Sunn tiling
Kveryhody is respectfully lo sail **t THU
f*lt *• cpyoi III; Iha US N icholaa, ilule II nivtooli s I.x
etWNITe. i xml eXi.Uiiwe |V* «»l and ' a Uasofb
lIM'III of »». thing upward dating the past »u k •"*”
tt new aiwtspb’iidi I of lieola, thick (.lore*,
Vu lemma i India It nit iter (Hi'«ml)cur a n*nt»•
(line and hewsy I nder Clothing nml lbs rod
rou'* Mifria v»iili large f reach i iltfs In I>> i* e hntn
unylhing an ! everything iu the Clotlung linn »niu»
!He for all classes, uml al prices l<> anil I! **• linn a.
U. TOY (ITI l.ltr'oN.
o-[ Montgomery slreet, opposite lliinUH>li a.
A mini Jot Unlit I mini t.
Tim jriiiliat gulhering ilia* Inis l#ft’» known in
Unlit* mi.ul> during iln* present campaign, la Uml ol
every ill*actl|Uit*ll nl 11-flnl uml ornaliielilnl uilii If" al
iln* it>in*er Variety More anil Yankee Nolan* Depot
IV .i-bniglon Ulnrk, Mycru Mreet.brd door from Mi ni
gonnry, Oroville. oclJTf
I";.* - I)K, A. UA lilt, nil'll a liltt |troli*a.-in|inl aer
vina in the 11 nmn» nl On \l l If and t kinil), tinvinw
hail min li uml long i*<|*i*rii*in «• in Iln* treiiliiieiit nl
Iln* vanilla iliaem-rs incident In this climate. Ilf hopes
I
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1 |x*ciii I Jiitrii’ **n of n |»rivnl«* n:i*
lure Klx iiniali*iii« \c., \>lir it lie ctti*r'4n* ulioul
i u*t* of mercury.
I Oou k, trout iom'lii, No. 17,1 uil»*4 .-late.* lloii*t,
' up ulair®—Oiovilta* %*t* 1 -If
5V* Hf-ANK I KliS lokmum, of Oui lk Nt*w»
Depot,” ItiiH jurt rorivol lilaiik Deeds nl to r) tu*
riel v. rail ami them.
ANNOLNCK.MIi.NTS.
For Siipm i>«i*.
rionae nnlit • u i lII* tin* name nl ln*n’l U. It. MHliliK
aa a enmlnlii'n’ lor re eieclion to (he olbco of Hnper
visor ul District No. a, uml obligo
MAW VOTKIIS.
FOU SUPERVISOR.
J. \V, IIC'FH' M is a candidale lor Mipervisor in
District No.
Full Jl .'lit i; of ’ll IK I’EACB.
JOHN /.. KIT. it'll uiiiioiiiice* hirnsell ua u cundi
■late lor Juslice of the Peace for Wyandotte Town
ship. *
FOU JUSTICE OF THE I’KACK.
The friumls of Mr. A. (•. ItItUVVN, Would respt’Cl>
fully aniioiiiice him na u ciimti tale for lhe ollice ol
Justice oi the IVace lor tilnr Tow nr hip
MANY VO'IT.UH.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
The frieints ol J. f». l.AWftiN, Jit., hereoy an
nnuiice him ua it candidate for Juslicieof the I’enct*
lor I iphir Township, Rlihjecl to the nomination ol the
Deiuocrulic Convention. till)*
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
W. 1 4 . itAf'ltlltll uuiioiinces his inline na a cundi*
dull* fur Justice ol tin* IVace. for Ophir Township, id
the coming election. ocln*
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
J. T. iilil.ltll' unnounces In in sell us ueundidnle
for re election lo the ollice of Justice of the IVsace lor
Jjihir Tow nship.
MIN a.lts’ CANDIDA ru
FOR JUSTICE OF >HE PEACE*
MK i'KKDI.U.I'K N. Ml ITU ulilioiiliees'Minsell
as u candidate for Jml ice of the Pence fir iiphn
Township, at the coming election. The principle
Unit will guide me, an*, us expn ased in the winds oi
Andrew Jackson, ‘* l.iheriy, Kipmlili, Fraternity 1
tViih thill issue I will abide the result,
nit , Yours, with respect, K. N. SMITH.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
The friends ol Mr. 8. U. SN\ DKIt, would respect
fully announce him us it candidate lor the ollice ol
Justice of the Peace lor Un gon Township.
MANY Ull'/.r.NS.
Spanish town, ( h t. lll.lsfifi.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
JOHN JONKS aiiiinum'.is himself as a candidate
for Jtlsiice of the Peace for Ophir low i.ship, at the en
suMUfulecliom •
VEol’UE'rf CAN DID ATT.
THu friends ut J MaMAUHiN, the i-priiikler. an*
miniice his iiuine ns a candidate h r the ollice of Ton
stable ol i 'phlr Ibownship. ul the coining eleclieu. *
FUU UONSTABLE,
TOM NAM., of hpmiishiown, is n Candidate
lor t 'oiisluble of I >reg*si Township ul ihe ensuing ele*>
lion.
FOU CONSTAIitX.
The friend* of JOHN ST f.M V AN unncrjiiee him
as u cundiilule for Consiuble of Ophir Towniitiip ul
ihe ensuring election, subject lo the Deraocrulic
Couveuiimi. ugu
FOU CUNSTAELE.
The friend* ol J. l.iliinN, of Oroviltr,. propose
him its a canoidule for the oltke of Consiuble for
Ophir township. ocvh*
FOR CONSTABLE
L., It, 11l II,K .Vi AN, unnounces Inn.aeil us an )mle
pendent Cmiditiute for the ofllce of (Jouslubie ol
Ophir Tuwnslnp,
NOTICE
The friends of C. VY. s tii.f.P, of Pppitishtown
fn yuate to elect him Juslice of lie Peace ul Uiegm
i'owiUlnp, ul ihe eliauing election.
bitli UON6TAELE.
BMITH VV bAJllilttl, announces himself u< .
candidate ior ( unstable lor Uphir Township, ul tie
ensuing dec.ion
FOR CONSTABLE
J.Y JONEt iminvuncta him*r;i a candidate fm
u»e I*(lice ol CousUbie for Uphir Township, at the Ora*
rutxs which wuii b« thw *fth «f Norexbcr,
ANNor.NTKMKNTS.
FOR CONSTABLE
II IV CAI.HOVV DitiitiUiM i» liimsell* i>» a cnmU*
lull’ for Cosetulde id To* •iilji'Ct lo !!*«'
ik iuiiiuiomi ol Hie Deinrmiie inivenißm. «k!4
FOR CONSTABLE
.1 VV. N s iioiioou* ea hunted i»* « candidate f"r*
ie of I ij.lor Tow nw(|i|«, xohji rl tv» tlie noiniiiii
iuii of (ho Deinocnille rmivfiitii-n.
ron CO NSTABLB
lE. I. I’A IT' 'N iilitioiiiu • • Imnseil as n candidate
fur t unrtulde, lor < ijißir lowiol.
FOR CONSTABLE
\\V «r'* imilii'ronl to uiiiihiiiot iVe nano* of
V. h Wl i r it' I* cundidule h r lor Itio
l'own*!d)i ol I’jihir, ul the i 11-oil i; e.eclloll. o'. 1 *
FOR CONSTABLE
JnllN Wli.llA.Ms* »HMiiiMTk himriTl a*TrCandi
. I nit* f«i r*«*h•• t *• S «* t oj'liir TnHi.hliii*
HA NULLS.
UtKl.Kl* II KKHIiM. M. . IUNMIN.-
I iEDGES &, iI AN NON,
33 A N K E J!4 S ,
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AMI VvMl!i
O Ft O V X Ij U 13 .
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cold di'st it n chase j>
AT THE HIGHEST RATES
ou forwarded r<»thi; min i hue a.-savoiv
COINAGE.
CHECKS ON MARYSVILLE,
SACK AM KYI U AM) SAN KKANCItsIOI
nmi Time Hi nils I'm i.Hlit <1 outlier
.STL AN TIC hTATErf AND EIUOI’E.
♦Voville, <ici. 6, lesi>. uw 11
MtWII.UA.MS & TV MESON,
EAHEEHS,
NU'V lIKII K 111 11.1U.M;-! <I|;M U MONTGOM
ERY AMI MV Kits sTRI ETfC
OIIOVIIiLiE.
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
At the Highest Rates.
Clioo Is. is» /v t X* /vi* !
ON MAUVRVIM.E. SAI R VMI NTO CITV AND*
SAX FR.vNCleco.
SIGHT DRAFTS
For Sole, »n nil llit* I’riinnjinl Allnnlic Ctles.
J Sf DKFOMiS received. Sjieuiiil nml ollierw iftev
.lnly I 4, lSib. Jy 14-11*
JIKNUY KIXIKK’S
llttklMi ft I.M lliMii;
OFFICE,
Corner ot Miner street ami the Plaza,
BID WELL, Cal
aol i) i r ) if s r jt oua n t
At (lie Highest Kates.
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Checka Drawn on Min k lti*uiiin|(lni iV> (*u.«
MA It Y n V ILL E.
Bills of Exchange on all the Eastern Cities,
Vow York, - ">1 l.oio-, Mo
tor ton,.. Cinciiumli, Uliio
I'lnladrlj.liui, l.ouiwilie, K> -
lialliinoio, 1 let roll, Midi.-
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
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iiciirntl avid Special llcpodls Uccchrd*.
liitiwttil, »s t ‘pirinlN*r
J« II MACV y C. L. LOW, F. y . LOW.
MACY, LOW & CO.,
EANKEBS,
CORNER OK I’EA/.V. AND UK.II (STREET,
MARYSVILLE
GOLD DUST 1* UKCII AS ED'
AT THE HIGHEST RATES,
OK FoUVV AIUiKD To TDK HIM* HJK COINAGE,,
Ohoolis At F*ar,
ON GAItIMSON, MORGAN, l itKTZ, k UAI.»'D)N,
SAN FRANCISCO
A'e «r“* ,iri|»ttrcd to draw HODT KXl'lf ANGBor».
M si. CH Alt I, K» JliOKlj AVA. ( I NK VV YORK
A'»o. on liii! oilier |irnni|Ml Ki.aferu Cine.
Mi.ryirwlle, Aukoui 4,165 a. unf it
MARYSVILLE
ASSAY Oi k WE 11
HAUULS, MAUL HAND A: CO.,
K nil'll*, mar the eorni r ol* Setuntl ulnet,
M.Ut VfsVILLE.
.MAX)— D 7 J ►I'KKKT, KAUIAMENTO.
A ill continue to curry on l lie Mixon us of
.ihlliu;*, K(‘lining N Assaying.
GUL J) AA’ 1) OIL E S
or BVKItY liK.-ruimoW.
VV« guiiranteo tin. correct new of our Amr.yt.- and.
Mad onreelveu lo |my any diOerences that may unwt'
antli any of (lie I' st. ill. Vie. Return* made iu (run.
na to twelve lionre,
IN BARS OR COIN.
t-meiMKaa or Ui xkiz. Aimtuiko Vurm,
TERMS EOU Arß'AiiXO; ilie inina u« iu Mafia
Frnuciaco. H. lIA Itßtit,
D. MARCHAND,
L. l ARUIXoTOSv-