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Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-01
The Medical and Surgical .us,itute o,

AAS AAC"AS"h 'Hu SuF&IcaI AnSt1tute oil
DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY, is already secured in a position
which places it, as well as its proprietor, far above
the assaults of envy and professional malice In the
schools OF France the highest prizes are often award
Cd to practitioners in this department of Medical
science, and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position in the profession. Rcord is an ilusrious e
SIMPLE, shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age In Europe and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalled
him in this country, as proof Of which, the Phila
delphia College of Medicine complmented him with
diploma, and the honorary dd eundeDl degree. Sc
ecting this as his field Of operation although qualified
as graduate of the University Of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary army,
for more extended labors DR.. L. j. Czapkay hal ent
his earnest attention to the of chronic and pri
Vate diseases in which he has become so great an ex
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER In this
brahch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors offices are at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, on Sacramento street, corner of
LeidesdorG nearly opposite the buildings of the Pa
cihe Mail Steamship Company.
gg We ask particular attention Of our readers to
the sworn certificates of remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. se8O-sm
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-01
MARBLB-
Premium Marble Works.

p j. DEvINE Sc BRO,
x street, 5etsoeen Sisth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, CAL
SCULPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments, Tombs
- and Grave Stones Mantle Pieces table and coun-
Ger tops &C. &C. ooustanty ot hand, made TO order
at the shortest notice
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
NIP. j. d. & Bro have received Diplomas and
Gold Medals at the several State Fairs a from the
fiechancs' Institute irno-I
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-01
Toilet
InVaIi(iS
Thayerss Fluid Extracts.

A FULL assortment of these reliable preparations
IA fast coming into general with Druggists and
Physicians at the East. For prospectus dose lists
&c, &c, apply to
iy1 IL RICE, COFFIN 4 co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-01
Paint and Varnish Brushes.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
IA tory of J. j. Adams q Co., consisting of o. X.
and Extra Paint, Varnisn and White wash Brushes
Blenders, Fiches Sable and O HPencils, Shoe, Stove
Pluce and ScThbbing Brushes offs superior quality.
llow landing Elk. "Jno Stuart" and "Fleetwing" and
tor sale low by RICE, COFFIN CO.,
may 27-tf 30 street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-01
Hops! Hops Hops!

CHOICE HOPS constantly on hand, direct from New
York, by express and clippers.
For sale az the lowest market prices.
II. III. MCDONALD Il CO.,
Sacramento
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-01
Notice.

- G. WILLIAMS having bought out the entire
~ stock of Books and Stationery belonging hereto.
fore to Williams Parkhurst, will continue to do busi-
ness AT ther old stand No. so street.
Marysville, Dec. 2Sth, 1860.
dec3O s. G. WILLIAMS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-01
ID SsOIutiOn Notice.

FINHE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
Il llawley Co., of San Francisco and Chas NJ Pat.
terson of Marysvle, under the firm of c. A. Bawley
Co, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent Iaw-
ley Co. alone have power to collect accounts and
settle the business Of the old firm.
HAWLEY h CO..
Marysville, Dec. o. 1850
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ATRDciDTSt

The following startling and highly infan,
matory dispatches appear in a newspaper
scout West" to which they were specially
teIegraphed
LATE, LATER, LATEST, AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT
PROM cuARLEsToy-oUR SPECIAL DIParcHEs
Er THE UNDERGROUND LINE.
"CtariestoH, Supper time, Jan. l4h -
All the babies in the entire South are in
arms, and many in this city are now EN-
ployed at the breastwOrks."
"Iro and One NdJ Minutes Later.''-
Hundreds Of the best women Of South Caro-.
lima are behind the breastwgrks, and they
boldly express their determination to remain
there"
"Latcr sW-Thtec- QuGrters ofa Mn
ufr.-A number of young ladies were il
arms during the greater part of last even
ing, and many more are extremely anxious
to follow the self sacrificing example Of then
sisters. Shame on the young men,
some Quarter eta Minute Laier.-Wc
have learned from reliable sources that the
study Of military tactics will be introduced
into the female schools of the State imrne.
diately, az the spirited girls declare their
willingness to take charge Of the South
Carolina ..iafantry' which il to be raised ,
a report from the interior says the ne.
1roes 'wcar' drilling, bnt il needs confrma-
ton. Everybody Is in blaze Of epthus-
asm, and the Gass Company has suspended
IN consequences. NfwburypOrt Herald.
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a MILD CIGAR.

Old "Dezter," in Delaware county, New
York. kept o country tavern. lie never
would confess to being scout" of any brand
Of liquor, though the fact was that be never
had anything to drink but raw whskey,
which he bought at neighboring grocery
every morning, and brought home in a
Shaker pail.
One day stranger called for a bottle Of
small beer. The cid man said he had got
it. and forthwith commenced search under
and behind his bar. After waiting patiently
for sumo minutes, his customers expressed
a doubt as to whether the house afforded the
article in question.
"Yes," SAID the landlord. 81 have got
small beer-alwaYs have it. but to- day it is
so mighty small that can't find it,"
The customers then inquired for a mild
cigar. This rather stumped the old man,
for he never kept anything 10 that line but
..short SKIES and the old fashioned "long
niaos." Holding out box Of each, he said:
81 don't know exactly What you mean by
mild cigars; but here are some about a
mild lang and some about a mild and half
YOU can take YOUR eheice.' -- 81 r-.~
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| The Portland Transcript has long letter
from Ethan Spike, which described a recen
'peryisiona convent on of the moonispa
emporium Of iIornby, Maine.' A commu
nication was received from the Secretary o.
| The Town Treasury to the effect that there
was "not red'' IN that department. Tn,
Secretary Of War Of that village reported
| ms follows:
That eight Of the sixteen members Of the
Horribly PaaIaux he'd desarted-an that
nothIn short of new supply Of rum would
save the loyuity of the balance refer.
sed to the Committee on lighthouses, will
| instructions to get the necessary supplies H.
! Portand-on credit--if they can.
| The Committee on Ways and Means re
! ported: "lhat ways is plenty, but means
contrary minded, and recommend voluu-
tary tax on old maids, cats and tea to fill W
| lhe public eXigeuc;Cs.'
The Convention went into committee Of
| the huli-ard--
Resolved, We are poor daown troddcn.
| long -,u,sriu', despiscd, injured, miserable.
meek, mean, innocent, irrepressible, ill-bc
gotten, indevilloonl people.
Resolved, That the demand Of the State.
calm on us to tell wot aour grievances is.
al what we want is insultin' 20 aour feel.
ins'. Just as though anybody with one eye
put out an t'othcr bunged couid't see thar
the election Of lsri Washburn was per
mcditatcd Insult to Horribly.
Resolved. That we are opposed to Koer
tion-cxcppt when exercised by aourselver
Resolved, That the okerpation of Bold
win Lghtus by q State keeper is q irritntn
crcum stances. An. onless he is withdrawn,
aour army be Instructed to take possess on
Of the same in tho name ef the taoun.
Resolved. That eff aour reasonable de-
mands is not complied TO, will take an hold
for aour own use, she State Prison and the
Insane Asylum.
Rcscly ed, Thataour Suvrin Sister, South
karelinv be invited to iine with US in the
stand we take agin oppression.
Resolved, That if any shall speak agin
seccssion-or be suspected of thinking agin
It, any good law abiding citizen may knock
him down and empty his pockets--thc pro-
cecds 70 be appropriated under the dircc-
ton Of the Committee on Ways aud Means,
for general treat.
Resolved. That this ere Convention IS
dry. An. that whereas the President ana
Wee President of this Orgust body is both
horse dew combat-beinG floorcd, so to
speak. an helpless, that forced loan to the
suyrin,v be now made from their pockets OF
n sufficient sum fer n gineral "smlle.' on
the principle of self defense.
Resolve. That Horribly be and hereby Is n
Free Port of Entry for everything but nIg-
gers. ahcrllshunists and Black Republicans,
vsich is coutraband.
Resolved. That the havhius korpus act.
.,Xas aud TIE Maine Law be and is suspend
ed.
Also an ordnance rolatin' to weights an
measures used in he ticker trade.
beh enaetea i ma ns "S' AR, bottle shall
hold gallon. ~
Ordered. That the forPgoin Articles sna'I
be the Constitution Of this Suvrinty' ~"
tina, an attested copy thereof be posted V"
the taown pump for terror to evil doers.
Done at the Caauncil Chamber the ear
One SIS. TREMENDOUS Y. Turtle.
.... President pro temphs'
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The Pensacolians do no. take the with
drawal of their Post Office kindly. Gan
ignominious and contemplate act" says the
irate editor of the Pensacola Tribune. San
act only fit for barbarous and desTotic
age" he continues, and then asks: ''noes
the Government Of the United States toler
ate such actions Is it 4 Republic?' How
"ye,' or ''no,' as a response 10 the latter
question. can add to or take from the re-
sponsibility of the Government in faithfully
serving the mails, is not clear. However,
If driven to a response, we should say eyes,
certainly : of course it is republic, and
republics are proverbinllv nngratefui." So,
when Florida, like dutiful child, suffered
the United States to adopt her as daughter,
pay her natural parents some triaing mil
lions for the privilege, and expended tens
of millions more in protecting her tender
youth from rarening indians, and having
been ''brought up'' at great expense, saw
fit to possess herself of certain LANDS. ten
ements. goods and ehattles' of her adopted
parent, and bid the old fellow ego hang
we submit that after all this coniesocntion
on the part Of Donna Flora. Uncle Samuel
could not have sustained his republican
reputation otherwise than BY basely and I'M
gratefully refusing to carry her letters, and
furnish her with pin-m0ney rs usual.
Under these aifi;ctin. circumstances. the
indignant journal aforesaid says "Nhat
can Florida do - Rising with the subject,
he asks: ssWhere is her convention -
Adjourned. "Wbat did it ACCOMPLISH p
II seeded ard selected all the officers TO be
elected, frn,, Us otra boGy'' Is it any
wonder that he SHOULD ask. in the extremity
of his grief, for the whereabouts. of the
eounxciors OF the Governor ? and, while
the tears of discontinue roll in cascade
from his sympathetic coat sleeve, elacula'e'
elf We are in Florida. then let Florida pro-
tect us. II we are republic OF our OWE.
let u make our own postal arrangements
the best We cam" Precisely so. The
troubles Of the inebria,ed gentleman who
was called Amrni, and who querIed. An
| Ammi. or am not Ammi - were naughs
in comparison. We can only congratulate
him on the entire tru,hfulness of bis con-
elusion when he deseeuis from his shlts,
and declares in good Saxon English,-
.There is DC fun in this !" We presume
| not, Mr.. Juaah.-N. \. Uoria.
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TGIINGSS LOOKING Up

Alexander II. Stephens is, without doubt,
the most unprepasSess'nE man IN AZ .ea'auSs
in America-at least of all those who have
en- m'.I hn rnysr wsr nv over es pounds,
and he is over six feet highth. He looks
like a man in the ''last staged SICKNESS. ,
vet he is always well. His head Is shsfsu
something like a mashed pumpkin. he'' ier
all this. Alexander II. stephens Is N 'h'
very front rank of American inte.'ee's'
JEFF. Davis, the President of the tanteaefa'e
States is no beauty. either. lgtness y a.
premium. Hurrah for US ieSsoafs
Whis. Il
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special .NSfSes.- Tar.sSh 10 .SsE York n
49, MOsrs.

A'eRftFs leaving fsunCta Eiuss Morn and Eyentu
ss tsS roste vAIzrtse IN ChtcsEo 81 Louis trann
= - hasrs quicker thaG BY any other route. and Ia
to eaUUes wiiEs the great Sasiera ami SOUTH
,@z'A' Buy yvar Tickets via western stage N"nfSnr
Asth} tttx, where you can buy raas Tickets 81 tse
N 4. Il Ticket ctfcc &c ait rolnt< EsSt and South
t tgalns " ia rrSGisE|S leaving daily. SUNDAYS
vff"5 These FsAir> have all the rights - Passenger
sas Thus IusGTtus dspzGch aud Consequently avoid
thase reSateUs and delays Ihatsfe constantly -
Ns.fiHs gu other routes
~ ~ STOCK PrSs have been bull on eoth SIDES o.
~ 'EsatpFi close by the Ferry. and prpyeTs wa anu
~ every ihIns 'hey esuj wash foT the aes2nlI2sat0n
'~''sSa contracts eivca 10 ChieaSc,
JOHN &. READ. Wee rres't
n -, burlington AMI Missouri Il. Il
- "hAsChs General western Agent.
sr Chicago, BarHngton aud Quincy Railroad.
iiNofoS. M. u, isse-~sE&-iy
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from VANITY rara.

James B-FIeharsan tBlaT his tribe cs-raave3
AgaEe cir uigAr from ! ssrange ts-ear, ~ fs,ra
And saF within he curtain & his bel
Making bls ether eye % srulnt with dread
O!1 JaeEsS1. wiring Ia a ts1sk Ct yoff
Exceeding Rye bad made Buchanan t{d
Ana - the stem ex-Pres ideat he saEa rheas
=" A'--Fi!at ~F3t = th3H - The sp.-lt sh91k his
The white he snsTered with the voice q old
The uafnes 81 those VINO ne er the ss! -,
"AHd Is al!He orc 2" asked J g s,Na,v F., cri a.,
The General With a fraSa. Buchanan sighed
Aud GfgaIci. AEA turned himself ursa his bed
AEa took another "htg'' Of rye" t5eh said
well, ere th"G lag the record on tho shelf
write ne n heart, as ore VINO ssJid himself;
'bfinD1' and Rye 50 loHgm spirits we're
IiIat when the Crisis csRe wasn't there 90
The General wrote, and vanished the uext night
He came again in more appalling plight
Ana sigE cd those names which Att stTue men, de-
Ana !9i bGebauan's name led al the rest (test
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|. A writer thus undertakes to convey some
idea Of the greatness Of the population OF
China:
'The mind cannot grasp the import Of SO
vast number. -Four htnadred millions :
What does it mean? COuut 1t. Night and
day, without rest, or food, or sleep, you
continue the weary work: yet eleven day:
has passed before you have counted the first
million, and more than as many years be-
fore the end Of the tedious task can be
reached.' He also supposes this mighty
multitude to take up its line Of march In "a
grand procession, placed in single file at six
feet apart, and marching at the rate Of
thr,v miles q day, except on the Sabbath,
which is given to rest. DAY after day the
MOVING column advances, the head pushir q
on far TOW ard the rising sun, now bridge
the Pacific. POW bridge the Atlantic. And
now the Pacih. 'scroSsod, but still! the long
procession marches on, stretching across
high mountains, and sunny plains, and
broad rivers, through china and India, and
the European kiugdomF, and on again over
the stony bosom of the Atlantic. But the
G rcuit of the world itself affords not stand
Ing room. The endless column Will double
upon itself, and double again and again,
and shall girdle the earth eighteen times
before the great reservoir which furnishes
these numberless multitudes is exhausted.
Weeks and months, and years roll away,
and still they come, men women, and chill
lren. Since the march began the little
child has became man, and vet on they
come, in unfaiiDg numbers. Not till the
end of forty one years will the last Of the
long procession have passed.'
Such is China IN its population: and If
Homer could preach eloquently on the van
lty of man as mortal, with equa! eloquencc.
bad he seen or contemplated the millions Of
China, could he have preached on the vanity
Of man as au individual?
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HONEST OLD ABE,

The calm and impressive reply of Presi-
den, Lincoln to Major Wood. ct the City
Hall 10 New York, viii he received with one
unanimous shout bY oil true lovers Of the
Union. The ship is not better than the
passengers and cargo-the Union is not
better than the great, undying principles on
which it was foundcd-baa ire irtf1d tosare
both the Union da6 ae principles, These
are ,ha the words which will thrill the grea.
heart Of the country. The demagosue
cunning OF the MozaE. Hall chiettain has
found its match, and more than its match,
inihe sim pie dignity and straightforward
instincts of NJ HONEST NAN. q. -.-.... ..-
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SOUND.


The Brandon, tsiiss.) Repu5iieon, Ia,
aaopsed a rule in regard to the publication
Of marriages, which should obtain in all
"wei'.resu'sted" es,ablishments-.o nit.
'Ws intend making ii a rule hereaf,s-
not to insert any marriage notice in on,
Columns unless the party pays for i. or sub
serioes Tor Our paper. 4 man that won't
take his eounsg paper dom. deserve wife.
and if any of our LADY friends are 90 m.
lucky as 70 marry such man, we wop.t Il,
their friends know it through orr coypm,.
CT The Detroit idcert iser, in the eor-sa
Of lengthy article, entitled "a REGARD ~
The Past, says:
At a Democratic State Convention in
Pennsylvania, held in 1919, Colonel Samuel
Black, of Pitssburg, offered the following
resolution, which vas adopted unaEimous-
y;
Resolced. That the Democratic nartv
aaheres now, as l. ever has done. to the
constitution OF the country. Its letter and
spiEis they WI! neither weaken nor DESTROY
and they re-declare that slavery is a domes.
&c toca! institution Of the South, subject 10
State legislation alone, and with which the
Genera! Government has nothing to do.
wherever the State law extends is iur;s-
die'ien, the LEGAL institution can exist
Esfeemtng it q rioiation Of State riqats TO
crrrg II beyond State limits. ire denu the
potcer Of any citizen to ertessd the area Of
bondage BEYOND lis present doy,fUin,,. nor
40 we consider It part of the compromises
OF the Constitution, that slavery should for
ever travel with the advancing columns Of
our territorial progress"
This same Col. Black is now Governor Of
Nebraska, and ttcice vetoed bill which had
been passed by the Legislature prohibiting
slavery t t Territory. The eract prog
ress Democracy has made in eleven years is
here made apparent.
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y Judge Marvin Of Florida. does not
believe his State is really out of the Union.
and thinks she had better notify to get out.
lie says in y recent letter:
The frying pauis as comfortable place
as the fire, and it may be better to endure
the evils we have than to av to others we
know nothing Of. But can we stay in the
Union, where our rights are denied, without
dlshonor? Perhaps South Carolina cannot.
for she threatened to 90 out on the election
Of Lincoln. and if she did not do it her
people would think themselves dishonored
But what are our rights? Have we agreed
upon what they are? One is to have our
negro property protected By acts of Congress
in the territories? Is this a new demand ::
How long is it since the whole South voted
that Congress had no right to legislate on
the subject OF slavery in the territories !?
But we say the right Is certain under the
Constitution, and the North denies it. 1t j.
then q disputed demand or claim. Now, it
appears to me that it is no dishonor IN let
ting it remain in dispute, until there is some
territory opened or acquired which the
South nav wish 10 settle with negroes.n
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Jheateeklg Aoupareil.
SATURDAY.. MARCH 0. 1864.
AND THE ANGEL,
b. LEIGH HUNT.

Aho1-2eE- A6iloTa fuay his tribe ipcreszey
Av8ke sae E5Eht from deep dream q pezce,
And sag Within me LlsgaEiZas ia lsis r7yiuI
Making il RIB. anai Ike n.y. b;a1Ea.
IN angel, zrTlt-Hg IN 4 h1sx aE Egsf.
Ex=ee5.Hg Faaee had made Ren-Aebe7g boId
And 10 the presence IN the room he sad
What wE;sest tE9u 2" The vision rafss! ia Ne,,
And. gIta look made All Of suee, I'D
AusTcreI, The names Of those VII Iv, t5e ,-, -
"Aaf Is Ea4ae Gge Pr said Atom ssEsy.rgt 80,
Rspscd the get. Abgu spike more ~;
Bot cieery s;lii and SAID, II Pray thee. lbea.
write Dne 7si43 I1gex BIS fsti.v men -
The angel ~E0&s and vanished me uar, night
1t eatac aEatH. w.zh q great waxeains liza.
And sivei TIE names 4aoI love 81 "a ~ b:es.rs
And 10. Eea-A1heru's name lei All tbg re.r
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r-Man. apatomists say. changes entire
Ii every seven years. Therefore" says
the witty Jones. any tailor should not re
mind me of the bill contracted in ls52.
a;n,s The man who contracted IL"
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Shortest Quickest and Fest Route TO Chicago,

"fN iorS haf'nH, philadelphia end Baltimore. 70
NfaAAS NJ InaaF aaE ttastuaaf,. .Yr,d 10
81 Pof#f1 so NifEois Fadtasr
ASCtsFag aHd Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-18
The Late Battle in Western yirslnia

CINCINNATI, Dec. IS "A dispatch from Philip
pa Va. says: - Our force at the battle tough on
Friday, at Allegheny camp, numbered | $40; they
came In sight Of the enemy, whose forces were
drawn up In line of battle in front of their en-
trenchments. Our troops charged upon them and
drove them back. A hot fire was kept up during
the afternoon on both sides, and several brilliant
charges in the evening were made by our men
General Milroy, In command Of the Government
forces, withdrew his troops at nightfall, intend
ing to renew the attack the next morning; but
during the night the rebels silently left their
camp, burning everything they could not carry
with them. Our loss was twenty killed and
thirty wounded. The rebel loss Is estimated al
$50 killed, including field officer By this action
General Reynolds's front Is cleared Of the enemy,
there being organised rebel force within forty
miles Of our advanced post. A detachment which
was sent out from Philippa on Saturday, returned
notorious Jake KurnD