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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

To illustrate the facilities of travel which
mark the age, an Englishman said that during
the present year he had eaten a sa andwich on
the top of the great pyramid in Egypt drank
the health Of Queen Victoria on the verge
of the crater of Vesuvius, and been rather
sharply scolded 10y his wife on the summit of
Mount Blanc
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11
Thomas & Gerber,
ROOT AND SHOE

81 UFACTURERS. .-as1s 81
SHOP IN THE REAR OF THE NICARAGUA sA-
LOOM" Corner of and Third Streets, where thew
be found at all hours, ready to make or repair
ROOTS AND SHOES, In as neat style as any estab-
lishment in this city.
NJ. p. THOMAS returns his thanks to his former
friends and patrons for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him at his old stand on street, where he was
burned out by the late fire. and hopes that his former
friends and patrons will continue their favors at h
new place Of business. mh3. I'm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

In the south of France the weather has
been so severe that sentinel was found dead
of cold in his sentry-box at Lyons. Several
persons have perished in the snow in the
mountains of Dauphine, where they impru-
IDENTIFY ventured in pursuit of game. Two
boys, of eight and ten years ofage, died from
cold while returning from school.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

New OPERA TRoUPR.-We learn from tn,
S. F. Herald, that Mr.. Mcguire proprietor o
the Opera House, has made an engagement
with grand Opera Troupe from Europe
consisting Of the following artists. all NOR,
or less celebrated in their profession Mile
Bertollaeci Mrs. Henry MOnley, Miss Emmr
Haywood and Florence I.ancia-the Irish
Prima Donna from the Teatro Regio, Turin
and the principal theaters of Italy; Mr.
Henry Manley. Mr.. Hamilton Braham, Mr.
Oliver Summers and Mr.. Augustus Bmham,
the celebrated tenor. This splendid troupe,
at last accounts. were performing brilliant
engagement ct Dublin. They may be ex
pected here in few weeks, when they will
alternate English and Italian Opera.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

TRArL TO WAsHoE-We understand that
Mr. Wm Fall, of this city. ard Mr.. Smith,
OF San Juan, design opening a trail from
that town to Truckee City, in the washoe
country Mr.. Fall leaves this morning on
his way to Truckee City, in order to super
intend the opening of the trail from that
side. Mr. Smith will attend to the route
upon this side. The trail will be ready for
travel in few weeks.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

SoREE.-A pleasant soiree will be given,
tomorrow evening, by the Marysville ANA
teur Musical Association, at the Water Works
Hail. This Association is an honor to Marys
Vile, and we hope it will long flourish in our
midst
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11
DIED.
DIED.
Lttica, on the 2Sth. Mrs Mary 7. Stanton aged

In Attica, on the 2Sth, Mrs Mary T. Stanton aged
81 years.
Mrs. Stanton was the wife OF Gen. Stanton, one Of
the earliest settlers of the town Of Mddebury, and
who for many years leading man in the affairs
of this section OF cou ntry.- Western Ne'o Yorker
Deceased was the mother of highly respected
fellow citizen, Geo. W. Stanton. We tender him our
sncerest coincidence in his bereavement. The news
must have been sad indeed for him to hear.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

UNITED STATES REsrAURANT.-This cleanlv
and elegant Restaurant is situated on D st.
opposite Wells, Fargo d Cos office It is a
nice place to go to- ifa man have an appetite.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

The Philadelphia Ledger says that the ice
crop of that vicinity is larger this year than
lass-the amount harvested being some 49,
500 tons. The capacity of the depots on the
Sehuylkill is about 100 900 tons.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

The Lawrence (Kansas) Republican says
that about five hundred settlers in Linn and
Lykins counties, have been indicted for set
Ting on the so-csled Miami Reserve.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

THE Florence correspondent of the Newark
Advertiser says, that notwithstanding the re.
cent so much welcomed decree authorizing
religious freedom, the Government of Tuscany
has thought proper to check the humble com.
pany of native Christians. who had ventured
TO set up public worship without priest or
n,issol
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

lHE Mariposa Gazette says that a French
man. name unknown, shot a fellow country
man on Sunday evening last at Bear Valley,
with double-barreled shot gun, killing him
instantly. He is now in the Jail in Mariposs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

THE Republicans Of Milwaukee have start.
ed new paper with the very appropriate
title of the "Irrepressible Conflict"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

II. n. GREEYER and j.. A. CURTIS, who
reside on a ranch near this city, got on a bust
the other night in Sacramento, and wer,
robbed-the whole sum amounting to $3.50
A man named Frank Smith has been ar
rested for the robbery.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

THE Superintendent Of Indian Affairs having
beeu requested by the Board of Supervisors
of Siskiyou county to remove all the Indians
within that county, to some suitable reservS.
tion, has replied that he is unable to do so by
reason Of his want of friends.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11
MARYSVILLB.
SUNDAY MORNING, March llth.

RELerous-The Rev. II. II. Rhees will
preach at the Mt. Olive Church to-day, at 5
o'clock z. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

FALSE RuMoR.-We are assured that the
rumor which we noticed, the other day, Of
the arrival from the States of the wife and
children of man already married in this
country, is without foundation. So much
for rumor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11
POSTPONENHENT,

Am account Of the Theater being occupied by other
W. parties, the GIFT EN- ENTERTAINMENT unayoid. .
ably postponed until
Monday Evening March 18th, 1860,
When It will most positively take place. the Theater
being secured on that evening for the occasion
mbStd CLIFFORD LUTHER.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11
PROCLAMATION!

accordance with Section 13 Of Article second Of
he City Charter. hereby give notice that the An.
nual Election Of the city of Marysve, will be held on
the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1850 for the
purpose Of eecting the following named city officers
for the ensuing official year, to wit One Mayor one
Recorder, three Alderman for each Ward, one Treas.
urer, one Assessor, one Clerk, and one Marshal.
As required bv law, the polls will be opened at s o.
clock, A. NJ, and continue open until sunset
VIM. SINGER, Mayor
Marysville, March sth, 1850. mh9.td
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

CRY CouxcIL-Met, last night, and nd-
iourned till Monday evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

IN the Sacramento District Court, Sarah
Welsh has commenced an action for divore,
against VIM. Welsh
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

RECORDERS Court, YEsrERDAY.--Toma:
Hernandez. for stealing from pack train
was fined $500 or six months in the Chain
Gang Margarita. $50 or twenty-five days in
Jail; Juan Espinosa s4oO. or four months in
the Chain Gang. None of the above fine.
were paid.
P. Connell, for stealing horse, $50, or 80
days in Chain Gang.
In the neighborhood difficulty, mentioned
In yesterdays issue, all parties were discharg
ed except Mrs Collyear, who was ordered
locked up and fed on bread and water fol
two days. for contempt OF court.
g. Burgess, d. d., was fined $50, or ten day
in the Chain Gang. Couldn't pay.
John Doe was fined SIS for displaying
deadly weapons.
Pslonia, d. d., discharged.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

The S. F. Alta says that on Thursday night
an avalanche of rocks and earth-perhaps a
thousand tons in all-fell from the cliff on the
eastern side of Telegraph Hill, on Sansome
street, between Broadway and Pacific streets.
1t fell with crash, and startled all the
neghborhood. One rock, weighing over so
TONS rolled to the bottom in the direction of
number of laborers' shanties near by, but
fortunately reached none of them. But the
occupants made a nimble exit from the pre-
misses, believing it dangerous to be safe there.
abouts.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11
Arrivals at the s.. NichoIns Hotel.
mCkoK CO., oo.,.................... .PRoPRIEToRs.

H1CkoK &Co,....................PR .PROPRIET0Rs
SATURDAY, March 10th, 1850
Twitchell Sac city II whitney Lancha Plana
Kirby Butte co d 0'Brien Klamath
Mattoan Honcut nj + White Forest city
II Sylvester Grass valley Geo Fiske San Fran
Morgan San Juan NJ Newhouse 4 GibsonvlS
Miss Hedges 4" Miss Newhouse
@ Williams Inskip b Sammons 81 Louis
Jas Smith San Fran Il Withinton Cousa
VIM Hogan Forbestown II Stewart San Fran
S Willy Pen Valley Jacob Gilcher
Blakely 0roville August Scholl, Phila
j b Blanks Grass Valley S Harris Harris ranch
II II Cook " Glassbery Nevada
Oscar II Newton Suffer CO II Stryker, 0roville
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

OPENING OF EcKERr & JoHNsroN's LIVERY
SrABLE-Phenix-lik from its ashes has
arisen the new stable of Eekert & Johnston.
on D street, near the corner of Third 1t is
indeed as fine livery stable as there is in
the country, admirably fitted up and well
provided with the wherewith for frst-ratC
turnouts at moments warning. Eckert &
Johnston. we have no hesitancy in saying
are whole souled. honest. enterprising gen
tlemen, and they are bound TO have the
share Of the public patronage. They dedi
Gated their establishment. last evening. in tn
presence Of numerous assembled guests
amidst copiOus libations of champagne anc
q bountiful supply of eatables. Everybod!
went away in Jolly good humor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

County BouSDART.-The Butte Record Of
Saturday says,
The Surveyors Of Butte and Yuba counties.
in connection with deputy Surveyor Gem
sral. have made another attempt during the
week, to determine the boundary line be-
tween the two counties. What the preciss
report OF the deputy Surveyor General will
be, we have not learned, but understand that
It viii be highly favorable TO Butte
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

Chinese washerman was killed at North
San Juan few nights since, by one of his
countrymen. The Hydraulic Press learns
that the deceased demanded of his murderer
a small debt of twenty FIVE cents, whereas the
latter became instantly enraged, drew a long
knife and plunged it into his creditors side.
The man died instantly. The murderer pre-
vented any attempt to arrest him by -four
ishing his bloody knife, and Immediately
made bis escape. Sheriff Van Hagan has ob.
tanned the services of the Chinaman who
procured the arrest of the Chinese murderers
in Cal"veras county, and despatched him in
pursuit. 1t is believed the murderer must
have had an old grudge against his victim.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

FATAL MINING AooTDENT.-John OConnor
an. Irishman, was killed on the goth of Feb
rnary in mining claim on Kern river by O
large boulder falling upon him.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11
HAVANA.
s. q; ? .s;ssss 7: 60 8

The UNCLE SAM is unsurpassed by any
steamship in the California trade for speed safety and
comfortable accommodations. No registration OF
tickets at Aspinwal Passengers are berthed at San
Francisco for the through trip, and charge need
incurred between San Francisco an New York. ex-
cept the Railroad charge 10 cents per pound on ex-
ira baggage, go lbs. baggage free)
The North Star has FIRST CLASS STATE ROOMS
for Second Cabin Passengers.
g9B- Forfreight or passage applyto
j. II. WRIGHT, & g. II. BALDWIN,
Agents,
s. E. cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts
San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-11

n. BAH persons are forbid trusting any one on
account Of the above ships owners without writ
ten order from the agent. mh11-td
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19
ao,ne as.atters.


THE CARRoLros MILL.--Arnohg the
steam saw mills on the river, and there
are many of them of the very best class,
there is not one at the present time do
ing better business than the one at
Carrolton, owned by r. O. LITcHFIrLD, OF
New York. Last fall new brick en-
gine house was built, new gearing added,
and the whole mill generally overhsuled
aud repaired, under the direction of w.
II. TAYLOR Esq, of this city, well known
as one of the best practical mill men on
the river, who is now running the institu-
ton on his own responsibility, by the
Thousand. The engine is 16 inch cylin-
der, 80 inch stroke, giving ample power
to drive two five foot circulars, one up
right two cdgers and two butting saws.
The average amount Of lumber cut
each day is $4,000 feet. 100000 feet
were cut in % days, in May last, as the
figures demonstrated after it was meas
ured and inspected on board. 100000
feet is the estimated amount which the
mill will cut this season, and no better
Manufactured lumber is sent from the
river. In regard to quality, some very
choice lots have been shipped this season;
in one lot of $4,000, pine plank, shipped
by propeller Cataract, the smallest plank
measured 142 feet, the largest 2S4 feet
!. The dock on the river is now 1000 feet
in length, of which 1900 feet have been
built since last Septe amber, and all filed
with slabs, edgings and saw dust from
the mill. 33 men are employed in and
about the establishment. One thing par
ticularly noteworthy is, that by means Of
an eccentric attached to the main shaft
a force pump, which is made fast below
may be worked with sufficient force tc
flood the building in very short time
thus in q great measure lessening The
danger from fire to which all steam mills
are subject.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

SALT WORKS AT CARRoLroN. - The
Company operating at Csrrolton have
erected q comfortable and substantial
engine house, with the best tower on the
river attached, and have everything now
in. readiness for boring, which they will
commence as soon rs the tubing, which
il expected every day, arrives. Their
engine, q fine little fourteen horse power
machine, is set up, and the gearing all
complete. They will bore inch we'll
This company have q very fine tract OF
ground for their operations, directly op.
posite tho works Of the East Saginaw
Salt Manufacturing Company, with over
three -fourths Of a mile front on the
river. 1t is their intention to erect five
blocks Of kettles between their engine
house and the river, fronting on the
river, rs soon as their well is completed
to a sufficient depth to secure the neces
sary quantity aud strength Of brine
DR.. j. S. Curtis, of this city, is the Su
pcrintcndent Of the Works, and one o
the principal stockholders of the Com
pany.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

26G w. 8. CAMPBELL, EE.s!sS
A the shop, lately occupied by Y. A. Curtis, 0,
"A tho dock is prepared 70 do all JOBS called for ~
the limo Of repairing Vessels building repairing
Fish Boats. Yachts. Sail Boats, Row boat
Skifis, &C., Sc, i5-
Together with anything In tho line Of Ship carpep
fer's Work. Also other shop work, such ne making
Window and Door Framss, Sigpsf'oards, Store
Sheiring, Cistsrns, Borss, DC, DC. Seasoned Lum-
Der for shop work kept conanntly Of hand.
East Saginaw, March n, 1860. n34-iy
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

SEWING MACHINES. - CHAs ArwooD
Esq, Agent for the sale Of the champion
Sewing Machine" is now stopping at the
Bancroft House, in this city, where he
has several styles of this excellent machine
on exhibition and for sale. Mr.. A. vii
be found at ell times polite and attentive
to customers and the Champion" is claim
: ed 10 be resllys champion institution
smong tbs various sewing machines nov
in use.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

SALr.-The manufacture Of salt ct the
rate of 200 bushels per day is going on
steadily at the K. S. S. Nj. Co.'S Works
in this city, and the quality Of the srti-
Gle is A. in every respect. As soon as
the new cisterns are completed the guam
tity manufactured per day will be more
than doubled. KS
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19
OUR CELEBRATION.

BARTLETT of the Tuscols Pioneer, who
was "with US" on "ths 4th," gives q very
handsome notice Of the days proceedings
from which we extract:
On hand the night previous, and tarry.
ing with our enterprising neighbors until
the morning Of the fifth had dawned upon
as lovely valley as can be found in the
west, we had abundant opportunity for
enjoying a scene that the Inhabitants Of
that city have reason to be proud of.
Abundant preparations had been made
for the accommodation of strangers, and
everything put in readiness for the en-
ioyment Of the festivities appropriate to
such an occasion. The Inequalities Of
the city had been extended not only to
the citizens of Saginaw Valley, to the
firemen of Port Huron, but crossed over
the bay TO the dominion ofQueen Victoria.
The fremen Of Goderich, @. W., and
other citizens of that place were present,
and when the procession was formed,
consisting Of officers, orators, invited
guests, bands of music, the military, fire.
men and a vast multitude whom no man
did number, and the stars and stripes
floated in the breeze with the cross of St
George, we could hardly suppress the
joyous emotions that came over us, when
we reflected that only ten years previous
where now the vast procession IN its steady
march kept time to the music Of the band
there stood dense forest, older than the
date of the declaration of those principles
which thousands had there oongregatet
to celebrate.
In conclusion he remarks:
"The celebration was one Of which
East Saginw may well be proud and ont
which we shall long remember as being
proftably and pleasantly spent"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

WHAT OUTSIDERS SAY. =. We have
nearly filed our paper this week with
extracts from other papers noticing our
celebration here on the "4th," and other
matters connected with the great and
growing interests Of the Saginaw country
generally. We tried to cut down the
Goderich account but it is oil so fresh
and natural and so dovetsiled together
that we were fairly obliged to let it pass
IN srtenso. Inasmuch as we have not the
honor of being the Foreman of Excelsior
No. 2, we insist upon it that the spirited
remarks ascribed to us therein should
have been credited to some other individ-
ual.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19
A CARD.

THE UNDERSIGNED wishes to announce 10 the
l. public that be has made arrangements with Mr.
WILLIAM SrRAsBuRc, Water street, Opposite Der
bys and Bartow's stores for the sale Of his Lager
Beer, Ale and Porter, which can be had in quarter
half and whole barrels, TO suit purchasers.
NJ The attention Of private families Is called e
this announcement.
w. MILLER, Brewer
East Saginaw, May 18th. 1860, na2-4w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19
DIR. SWEETS
LVFALLLBLE LXNIlHENT,
T,,. 6src.t External Remedy.

The Crcnt External Remedy.
FOR RHEUMATISM. GOVT, NEURALGI A,
IUMBAGO. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
sPRAINS. BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE.
AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DIS
ORDERS
For all Of which IL is a speedy and certain remedy,
and never fails. This Linimcnt Is prepared from
the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut, the
famous bone setter and has been used In his practice
for more than twenty years with the most "s'"ni'h
ing success.
preparation before the public, Of which the most
skeptical may be convinced by single trial
This Lninent will cure rapidly and radically,
Rheumatic Disorders of every kind, and In thous-
ands Of cases whore II has been used IL has never
been known to fail
For Neuralgia II will afford Immediate re'icf IN
every case however distressing
II will relieve the worst case Of Headache In three
minutes and Is warranted 10 do IL.
Toothache also il will cure instantly.
For Nervous DEBILITY and General Ldssifiids sris-
ing from imprudcnce or excess, this Eminent u
most happy and unfailing remedy Acting directly
npon the nervous tissues IL Strengthens and rcvivihes
the system and restores It TO elasticity and vigor
For Paes-As nm external remedy, We claim that
Il Is the best known and challenge the world to
produce On equal Every victim Of this distressing
complaint should give II trial for Il will not fail to
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will not fail 10 effect o radical cure.
| Quinsy and Sore Throat are sometimes extremely
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Of this Linmcnt will never fail TO cure.
Sprains are sometimes very obstinate, and en-
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The worst case may be conquered by this Imminent
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Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns.
and Scaids, yield readily b the wonderfully healing
properties Of DE-. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINZ
MENT, when used according to directions Also,
Chiibiains, Frosted Feet, and Insect Bites and
| Sfings
Erery Horse Owner should have this remedy ct
hand for It's timely use at the FIRST appearance of
Lameness will efectually prevent those Formidable
diseases 10 which all horses are liable, and which
render so many otherwise valuable horses nenri,
worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials 10 the
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Of them from persons In the highest ranks Of life
| Caution.
/ To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and
Likeness Of DIR. Stephen Sweet on every liable, and
also stephen Sweets Infallible Liniment' blown
In the glass of zach bottle without which mono are
genuine RICHARDSON A co.
Il Sole Proprietors, Norwich, O..
For Sale by HESS BRo.& co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

New STEAM MILL.-All the necessary
arrangements arc made for putting up q
new Steam Grist Mill, on Water street,
tue site Of the one burnt last spring, su-
pcrior in every respect to the former,
with low pressure engine and all the mod.
ern improvements in gearing, &c. 1t is
tho design of the proprietors to make il
thsGRest mill in Michigan. Parties are
now engaged in cleaning away for the
foundation, and the work will be pushed
with the utmost vigor.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

nY-5000 AeKsrs wASrEp-To sell new invcn-
tons. Agents have made over s25,000 on one,-
better than all othcr similar agencies. Scnd fou'
stamps aud get so pages particulars. gratis.
EPlfRAIM BRUwN, lowell Mass
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

EECrops never looked better in this
county than at present.--Tseels Pioneer
lin.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19
A CARD.

DR A. a. BIssELI, having located In Fart
H. Saginaw, oncrshs professional services 70 tho
public and win attend promptly 70 all calls during
The day or night ofhccin Hcyts Brick Block.
Refers 10 Scorge A. Lsthror Ia tssginaw. .
East Saginaw, May IA, 1860. nf,-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

THE subscribers have made extensive arrange.
L ments for tho manufacture Of Clothes Reels,
Racks, and Pumps Of all kinds, at H. Pratts Steam
Sash Factory, in this City, where they viii be
pleased 10 receive orders for the same, 70 almost any
extent
Orders LEFT at tho Courier ofhce viii also re-
ceiyed prompt attention.
BRINTNELL a EAsTON.
East Saginaw, March Is, 1860. n33-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-07-19

SAGINAW CRY SALT WoRKs.-At the
Works Of the Saginaw City Salt Manu-
featuring Company, the boring is now
progressing finely, the difficulties with
which they met for time having been
entirely removed. One singular circum-
stance in their boring is that they seem
to have missed entirely about IS feet of
sandstone through which the well on this
side passed, and at 40 feet they find the
same rock, with brine at the same
strength, 10 Q, which was found here at
231 feet. At the depth Of 116 feet they
passed through scam Of excellent coal,
10 inches in thickness. They are now
in fine white building sandstone, at the
depth of $50 feet, and are making excel
lent progress. They are sinking G
inch well. Mr.. PsRMoNr, the Superin'
tcndent, seems fully to understand what
he is at, aud has thus far proved enough
for any emergency which has occurred.