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WILL BE OUT BY THE 10TH SEPTEMBER,
CoA1PrLArEoN
IT A r I Fl # a q IT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
APPROVED MAY 21st, 1861,
Showing the Rates of Duties payable Imported Goods.
Wares and Merchandise from and after September lst 1861
Alphabetically Arranged. o..
Also Containing
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
Circulars of the Treasury Department
RELATIVE TO
COMMERCE, NAVIGATION AND THE REVENUE;
TOGETHER WITH THE
:" "A ES Il EN O u @ II 81 STEN MI,
Forms of Custom House Blanks Protests and Appea Tables
of Foreign Weights Measures and Curencles Reduced
10 the Standard of the Confederate States
Rules for Admeasurement Of Ves-
sells for Tonnage etc.
Arranged by u. e. WALDEN.
Deputy Collector Custom. House, Port of New Orleans.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
CoRSoT ef, ARnTSTRo ONO
No. 50 Camp street, New Orleans
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ID FIcaUEsSEN d 90.

D 2rcGUIsEN d 90,
s IL l VA e q s,
10, 245 Iain street. New Basin
a3Eiue.
3rea supply Of Canvas u~es hand Of the very best
oFhH47. nA ~
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Il Ia. y. Il. X. This organization holds meetings
at It'll O'Clock every day. See notice IN another
4 c0lrHn4 Z
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y ASsuAI Rec Alta OF THE CREscENr Cry YACHT
CIUB. The annual regatta of the Crescent City
Yacht Club il advertised for next Monday, the 18Th
st,st., and will take place at the lake end of the
Jefferson Railroad. The prize can be seen at the
Phoenix House, on St. Charles street, where it will
be on exhibition until the day Of the race. Per
sons interested in yachts are referred to the adver
t;semant Of the Club, which appears il another
column.
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NOTICE.

The following gentlemen compose the permanent committee
for the relief eff the sick and soldiers of Southern
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FNssnsVal's IRON Tie.
To Printers

no FreNEerSs
. Q u IT H Fl r N 7 NJ x
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
LOCATED AT ANTE, LOUISIANA
THoS. III. SHIELDS ~ CO.,
SOLE AGENTS..
Wehave just received large shipment the manufactory
and are prepared TO receive orders.
This INK is WARRANTED equal to any yet made.
In all orders be accompanied with the CASH.
PRICES-News, &c per lb Book fromm Soc to 81 per
Just received, another shipment of
DOUBLE MEDIUM BOOK PAPER,
MANILA WRAPPING,
HARDWARE,
AND OTHER PAPERS.
THOS. Fl. SHIELDS & CO.,
au20 2p12t Nos. SO Gravier street. and 10 Bank Place
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Tss LEE CONFEDERATE LOAN MING LOTION LEE
THRoNED.--By the last accounts from the rebel
States it appears that the jnna of Jefferson Davis
are preparing to. exchange their paper promises
for million bales of cottonnot to speak OF sugar,
rice and tobacco. We have only 70 request that
the insurrectionaFy chieftains will see that these
various articles of produce are properly stored.
The North have need of them. AS soon as the
frosts set in we expect to send down our well OF
g8niaed armies to seize and c0nscate the property
Of the rebel authorities. and we want to indit in
good order. "a million of bales of cotton ought to
BIZ worth Fifty millions of dollars, of which We
pect to receive every single cent. Certain Eng ish
agents hage, 1t is true, snnuggled themselves back
wards and forwards between Richmond and Lon
don, and advances on the present and future crops
Il election are said to have been made by English
capitalists TO the Rebel Government; but we warn
the forer that they will assuredly be called on to
II pay twice over. The North will supply Lanca-
shire Witne0tton, and will ask for proper nrce,
and there will be no deduction on account OF pre-
yious payments. s
Sosays that modest but prophetic journal, the
New York Herald, Wonderif the we'torgapised
armies that are to come for the cotton, ETC.,
when the frost sets in,n will march via Manassas.
Mrs. GwfN NOT ARRESTED. ~ The following note
N A the New York Herald Of the 2sth .eontradicts
J the statement made IL positive terms by the
Washington correspondent Of that paper on the
day previous Y
:
was startled, yesterday, by reading, as an item
Il of intelligence in your paper, that had been ar
Tested ID Washington City for alleged cooperation
with the Southern army. have had no aspirations,
a assure yon. for either a crown Of martyrdom, or
t any such lanrels as yonr correspondent would
Il .encircie my brow with but have been residing
very quietly, with my family, in the place from
which this letter Is dated for the last two weeks,
A exclusively occupied with domestic concerns.
4 May ask You to contradict, etc.
I Yours, respectfully, MARYF.GwIN, #
TIE ARMY WORK. The Baton Rouge Comet of
Tuesday says Us
Atr. Daniel Morgan, d cotton planter Of this
parish, placed on onr table this morning q stalk
selected at random from his crop, which IS literally
coyered.with that great enemy to the plant & the
aTmy worm.n The insect is here, in every stage
Of progression, from the freshly Matched worm to
fnll grown, vigorous masticator of FORMS leaves
and stalks, and thence to the chrysalis coiled DIP
IN the leaf and ready with day 'ssnnshine to come
forth Id the fly form and opposite its ten thousand
ggs. IL 10 needless dwell on the effect of this
enemy. As few days sufhees for them TO march
through field and over hedge until the crop is con-
Eumed. The fate of the crop will be sealed in a
as4eW days, unless some sudden change take place
which is not probable, for daily rains, with heavy
atmosphere when the sun essays to shine is favor
4 able to the inVa ding army. lS5
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The Southern

Q [ Il Q O M l. a N Y
New Orleans.
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aa We call attention to the circular OF Score
tary Memminger, published in to-day s paper. The
nature and conditions Of the produce loan are
there fully explained, and the gratifying fact is
stated that the subscriptions in cotton already
amount i'd some OF the States to from one-third to
onebalf the entire crop. The General Agent Of
tbe Government for this loan is j. D. B. De Bow,
Esa., ven knoWnas the editor of the Review which
bears his name, and a gentleman thoroughly ac-
qnajntea with everything connected with the agri-
culture, commerce ana manufactures of the South.
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The undersigned Cotton Factors in the city Of New Orleans
in view of the interests of all PARTIES recommend their
customers and correspondents ship any portion Of
their crops of Cotton this CITY, it from their
plantations until the blockade fully entirely abandoned
,,ohj aNrih
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ASSETS.

Personally appeared before Arthur Sancer Of tho
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans, g. CURRIE DUNCAN
Treasurer the New Orleans Savings institution who being
duly sworn dpose that the above true and
rect transcript from the books of sad Institution
G. CURRIB DU Moan, Treasurer,
Sworn TO and subscribed before this day May 1851
ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace.
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GREEN PEAS

GREEN PEAS
20 CASES, IN HALF BOXES,
5. y, GRATLA& NGO.
iyl 81 cEsonl.ouss street.
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A Card.

D. /. RICARDO. Secretary.
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NM ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach Bitters


Giving tone 90 W tnlsh. af. i.r flc rrff~Hfnf lr
laiiun. cnnla1.ni.. bel iriii a. fle Nrst,ln calIfr
In Il
A. . '.r lrifi a.-.ef t..a arl f.f..
lerl- 80, ii has 30 sqoai. Iff fl
o. ffi.I tf i- tIftfinf fa .il % ltI.f.. Tr-r
luf iufiiuia .. ill l..lift-, 1ss ll'a.l $50
- IrTls oi a.. iu1afk- "rislfei "a 70 el. cI 81.
etd' g sni n'si ,fnnrf Nf q farfnc.ifs ct -.
Neai, end b b, dif'siig iaralai.t aIel ih0 ana
Nfsteri pff ii,-
Itese fi'r- derive Then ,nslaia f.riu fls poe
81 isIlc nAtlrc oi .le reots ana hcifs s-.. as
ars composed, al az The are is ain,trg rlusi
ursi cravings oi uc stomach. iir0.iil r-.r iFtff
IIuPIktAstE.
~ present TrarrlttuT lrfrss t4aI j. maxim. O. -.
eicsiy know, ile p..iIic welfare D. saa.cIsss'
a. VII soon ie i0f sale ~ ai 81 D. I.0lark o.
merou. Agcnfs and Af Hotels &c flf country i...f
"a ilc mcautllne orders vii be- fIl,i dlrsc a. 70.
q ucInaAti Boz any quantity, afi - fhf lowest
Il j. lai uP in Quart l-afirs end securely pafl-a IS
0ac doz c4se.. ha.f tar .aml r-..s s. 10 I,ut.
- packed ai.. soii i9 s'F ahfIl- y desired
ursnti Price. ~ psr botsse. az "a
sor -.
ffufifiai afiics liil .alrsIss.l.. sos -. ...u
s.fcrt. 30 building frlu aafl s.lts. gi
Ono. Laboratory. Na - N4nillrl slf.f
20 tsle fu ira G.ufff 80
T. IL loN>fl4A. Ifrr- llssf4
} d CUNNINGHAM.
NA J. sili ~ hee t...-.
a iftfk 81 >hlEk. ts.iifftlit
aNi tf Druggists aIf HI.ilItf. fff. +.
throughout ihe r1-iri Sisiea .nf cshsfas
oUslrfi
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LEGAL.

II " OF TSuIASa. vfso CorSTr. ss.--So-
: 49, i ksfsby girsn. tks klsksntrr y Crane.
s.~. ztsffafar cf s1e 81 IRA ~. sr u. -.
css.st .st ~ petitor q te a. fsal estate a
tae dto<es ~ tis p<rsc1si be1F ias lndftt % pay
- Asbls. 80 tlf ssl1 tet,es ~lli he bard ihr
r<xf 49,, - - cr--f . Csrluoa Peas 81 ssif
reauv los n m.AkE. Clsfk
es1a q. 1trc~ Us f-s -
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0f tse FIFTEENTH .SE1T- ANNJAL .sEd7E.
hEHT 81 ne condition of ne NOM LvSE-
RdNGE cOJfPAv), ef Tie Ca9 - N,c laft,
on tAe l., sLfy of .i,tsaIfy. lssl.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE

rsRRK-HAUrE EfcIIxoSr RAILROAD
TN. f-axa Trains Arrive.
81. 80. Mail. No ]. 5l.,r ~
~e. 4i5. k2pr,ss-- ~. ,. loi5. A ~
rERl I.HAUrr, ALTON IT totis RAILROAD
2 alas Leave Trans AffiFe-
~a \. 1o.2o. a. s..- Nail. -Sa. I. 80. ? -.
~. - 400. = ~. fst l. Aeco We ?, lois, A.a
fsANsvtLLE a cRAwsoRnSvitLE RAILROAD.
r.,ss.t Leave Trains Arrive.
~sf ESQ 49,. Accom-. e.. We. !. I'D. =. -
W = 10 - A s.-.. Nall 81. No ,. 80. '
RocgvllLx ESrENsioN.
fr..ll. Lave. lfAi"- Arfie-
~.f g1S. '. ...... NAL ~. L. -. 49,
.ranectlens made promptly ~ all thcss hoat'
- -.r.,eetir.- fine~1
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ea.t- or lLT.if.ll. hlllarY uCkaiigt
,nruf cst~ed Nv the Malaria % a
MiaSsssio Csssltries-
We are enabled here 70 onrr the community
remedy witch while Il Tire above complaints
NTH ccrsan'y. i siin perfectly harmless IN any
quantity such rein"y y hNaiaaOis ln oas,I-e,,
exf,eA tho iaslatic poison Of Fever snd AgEe tron
the system. and prevents the oefeiorincnt oi me
disease II taken ga The first appros oi IL preTou-
itory symptoms II \ not only The Des rcceN ever
vet a covered for thts class - complaints bn aso
the chcapess. Tire large quantity Ne supply Tor =
dollar bring iiWihin the reach ~ .Neriuod.' sni
in lfi;s@ DISTRICTS where F.Vsr AID xe fire,sil-
cur- aud protection. 4 grsAf superiority ~ thi.
remedy o<.r ~s,, other ilssvser,a ~ spes
dy and certain - lHeInifteiii- = that u oon-
tsin- mo cuinine or nsi.qai consclonsis ~ lrodr-
oes no 9usnism Vllser Injurious elects rl4aiestr
uptss the constitution. Thoee cnred ~ y arc f a.
hs~.itsy - % they hal nessr had the disease.
FeNcr and A. ac i not alone tiie cons itct ~ tbc
rnin<niaie poison yrest rHrfety q slsserrs arise
from it, irritation. ~B.png which are
Neuralgia rheumatism. Gs,ui, Eo,slrila Rplues-,
Tooin9hs. lamehe CaAuah. AstluiA. lAlp-
tafion. Painful Afss~-fisfl "a the srleri.. lks
teric- Pain iu a., isfS Seis, ,iaiir farai.ti-
and ~ nresmeni of the SieIns'h,
Al II vlsish WHEN originating in this cai-c. If
the intermittent fAI- 90 ~e"tne i-ririlcal- Iii-
.s-fR .,l.i- fhe poisson fen the blood. sud con-
-elusntl, cnn- iiem an alike. Il i invaluable
pr ,n o. immigrant, and persons trattling oi
temporarily ridiia in tho niaiarIuiis di-tfirt- TT
tskru ,-,s-ioiHli, dsiA while cap ',l f' tif -
ftiion that vii hc eAcrtcd from th' -fsi'ln. aft
cannot urnuiAte iu ~afacieni ffAntits a. Fii-n
into di.es.r. Hone. 30 b etrn more 'sintfl0 inf
protection than rlr, snf i-s y il ev,r -rl-l na an
Intcrniifenis n lla .'eaii 'h~au~ I,ls .t flr Ir,
se- Pr,,ar.ile e.. llFRGC0
I.arfh ns-.tl hurvifs.
All oas r.r..-i.- f. .f al. ~ , T. Cr>rsaaAN.
T. DaNstifa. aHs Hs ah Daussi-i- i1 irfr
whol,..le O., Ans> 4 Co. C,ncinnsn
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he Weekly Express

spThere viii Be 10 devisiion nom ne @oFF-
saSr Advertisements Published IN both Daily and
we~tfv viii BE- charged the fu Daily rates With Que
b AZ u the Weekly rates added
CHARLES CRUFT. PRo'R.
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sUNDE RTAK e r.
MILLlNERv GOODS.

DECEIVED THIS DAY IN ExPRKss PROM \ r
III lnroce II
MIssgs 4 CHIprE~'s HATS. RIBBOSS.4C.
also the Sew styie sazmer
ZlLLEAU PATTERN BONNET
Tee - l-ius Ultra Airy. Cbssss as Eisgst
MRS. WALTER.
Tea Nas street. oss~eeo rnh an sfssl
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Ff ALIEN. A.vc
fsrre- -ii4uie. Jane D, lssl legu
4. r.-flc cNprnsrs ~ iaI. stfr q. compaft.. r.ii
ths fNqrnse fer ISIS Az 'cr ho~ = arrretse ~
ss.s1o
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A MEDICAL. 80
Screfula, or kings Evil.

ss = ,ss,s: sSa 2 ,s.; 49, = ssESs.s = - x
,'s s'ls 30 a Ding , - ths go, , s'. 7. ssss u
soff S6.ssn = ~ frosss is- - sss tkcsc
ga vasse Atpas.t;s ess,so,, rss -ss.s.ss ss:p'
j. ysI1u-y ea0sei Is niefttfi4f diSesse ios fv.rg.
disonisred unheaishy food, mPsre aif. I.isl @Ed
sshe tensrs.f ssiSttss whssegerte+- e~zan.h /.
hr reas - - Shs o,ssr -sses sesssss,sgs saa y
tsen.'' 'rie>-f Sc ssf. tbe rod - u ss sko
~, 49, Y. =. - 'nsiss''s' 4 -. isiiss s2a
I,s eEeess eospmssss ~ de,essls.. Irs. "a. llooa
a corrupt VI -iecres- saAiel, algA, a ilc llnSs,
liver sfa intcrnz orysrs - -. nd resssrsie. 81
de sl-lar. s~sis - s.-a ~ shs - 49,, ~ a.
slsa depr Ae .ss.rsses q hss. = hat ssssc
Kin I ,sssss ~ sssasfs ~ n Sl r. 49, ~ - s - . a.
b Szsf sAmi . per sls AZ sref sss vf,iSs, asssag
at ~ sihs tainf Ina tfss sssesl. it,ss
saprssss ~i.,ea sse,'s-iec - AsE~. -si.-s "a -
ssassv siestruc ~ aai.easrs - dae isger is,.ys
bxa, 49,. ,ssesa, =: al L. e<Nl.s, rf4a .ria fr
az, AZ gfav afesi iy she same csne 80
0eeaEtsr oi ell sair psoYs are seroisiss.' s; "a g
sfr k .sss i.si 49, = s j, sslsr
ihe syslssp Nc mssl Tenoss ss 40. IA - A.i.g..
Gye nedisns aud fa,igofatc 4 b. keAiAs 49, = .
ess ei.- sasla med ct,le s.a,'soy e. rt ~
30 81 s 'AfEllsss " 4a
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla.
The ,e. ossrsma scsnis ~aacs a msdioai sksll y
oaf isa., s-...,lis, "a A. y~bere prsy ilif
ssI f.f6i tnafafy ifcont nsst nv Ne mot ac,
.s.sasisl. sAAsiaseDsrar isr - sSPus
,st.s ~ iLs ivul a>opicr iroin the tilod sil lie
r,@c..s ~ re ~ve-~nn from de.tracfis~
atsf pu.. hrfies ~hsad a. snP.Qsce ior The care
y gss 9! sssSlsas, "a -. = '.o's o'''' -"''"
Frapsfss ana sskin 40 seares. -. A-,iisas's firc.
Rooe. OF Lryripeias, rmplcs. ln.iulcs, Koicb-
-. Esins aapd fsoli< TnnacTs Tets<r ann ~af
sshenm. scald Head, a. agrWsp, klcr-
luati-m. Sypliiirc aid N.fcrltai
p iaf Disease. Dropsy. Lysfsp~a.
debility. aud. indeed, at
= Complains arising frofff
g lf4zr.k Nsssies slppuTs 49,.
T. I Ood
The popular eeief IA ampurity q the oiood'' T.
fei,se1 An truth for scrofrl4 is raioI of e
7 bio,f To. particular purpose and virtue ~ ~
saparh % PIlr ~ and Tegemraif tlis sliei A.
ID Without which sound b'Sb = iinp'-,ipe tn e"ii-
A.. 49,. ar.4.
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IsWv Tickets ria E'iffS-
burg.
TICKETS FOR SALE At all MAIN
OFFICES
FREIGH1s

FRElGH1S.
p tal- I.suie Irrighis pf ail de-crpticDs osn -
5rsariel frem rhilaisirhis. Se- York. nostof or
paif,uore 20 sry pfint "a The Railroads of Ohio
xeusucky indisna iiiifois. WISCONSIN, Iowa of Mis-
.osrt n ilaiirost dirfst.
1be Pen.y lssnis Rsiir,sd ai-o connects az Tftts-
iursh viii St~snlrr-. hy ~hish 0ocis can ~ fni.
-srsed % snv pori on he ohio. Naskinrlra. Ken
tsr.v Trsnsssee am o.-isud. tiliras. Nissss pff
" -consin wisetnr kknsAs. Arfarsgs ard - iil,-
srs. an ~ Cleveland SsffHsff af1i Chicago w,fh
Sseaus~rs al Purfs tie -..-fa y fttrrn i1k~s.
Merchants anf Shippers fntfa-iing fhc tfansrofts-
ron a their Frcrtt 81 fhls CouIok1s. rriy sith
eooedrrce ~ its sp~stg transit
Tar RATEs or fRfbHr % snF polns - the
wet - the Pvunsyivanla Ralirsad a. al times
a. fsverstie sre cbsrxrd - ribef kaiifcat Ccu,-
psri~-.
" p.rleslss . nsfk psekas-. '',fs rssss-1e ANA
hsuH8Ar"
~ = SSFfuFE. IlIlisfhls.
NkERAw = OWNS - >afft - Hslfifai~s
ikfCH a 60. ~. : Atisf H.s4. ~ y. -slfh
william - Nrs Nrk
LkNCH A Co. ~ ~i<fe -. ba<flsa-
M HorsTOS. ,,-nrrsi Iftt<hf AErat. f-1iia-
EspCH IEwlS sseaersi sept. site@ns. f~nn.
l. o. n0rfT. ess~ral ucks a<sa' inli.t.lphis.
srSf~y
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ASSETS
Cash, Balance ip Rank. 25.S0r 90
Bonds and Mortgages (being frst lien on
Real Estate. worth least 81 300 9o9 eos o.
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand
tmarket value Of securities $l97 So 5o ils COO 90
Bank Stock. (market Value) 1855 90
United States Treasury Notes. lm-ikci
value. los, ,3e5 80
Brooklyn City Water BOLds, iO,25o 90
North Carolina State Bonds (nlarket van $50 90
Missouri State Bonds market valncl ls.0co 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, 6J BOZ AZ
Interest due on lSt January, 1sGi iof
which s22, go ~ has since been reed ef.-a3 81
Balance In hands of Agents and in course
Of transmission from Agents. on lst os
January (of which sii ,ss6 II has since
been received, co.aO9 10
land Risks. sa.ss3 a.
Other Property. Miscvuaneol- items 500 O0
Premiums due and uncOllecl,i 90 rag
ciss issued al once. Also Il
Total, tl.sa5. 800 50
CuAkl.Es J. NAKTlS PI.,sID.xr
II. wIiAEAgrH. ylcs I'as-rprsr.
J. MILTON SMITH. srcksr,n
JOHN McsrE ASs'r Ssc's
CHARLES eSsriT, Agent.
No : Pf+0.NfS ROW,
ma,Sih rirls. I'D.
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TEMPER ktAstE
arsnts Price. ~ per botsse. az ssA
Cor -.


snnuml Report of the auditor ofsi-"
oEatf.
DE.'ol1 81 ilie Aaiiior 81 A iea t.t1ft .aor
cofIiuita rit- lafe d.. 8 Il ga .s l.ll .tlr A -
altf. A. H.. Isl. In, tltIst-
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SADDLE AND HARNESS, Ma.
b = kEls -Geo.f ~sr-s As4 sse-s~ es.irto-sn@r q
coS'DtcT. wootIEy a CO.
g lshs street. Csis4ss. Ia
sss u tas
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rAyer'sf Agrte Cure.

Intermittent Fever. 90 Fever and Aguc n pnitu;
Fexrr. Chill Feyer, Dumb Ague. Pesiociea Heao
ache OF Bilious Headache. ard Bilious fc-
ycss. iHdecd for tiler whole clsks % de-
ease Cr igIa;ing IN hillary dcrangs
,nsnt csu~es Nv the Malaria % laH
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DiSBUR RSi.AIENT~

n.s'' as' ee'a 'oaa'' a-irr.sr.-a - .s. i....
- ........s.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH-AL
TRANSFERS PREF

Fare Al~sy. a. Low =. b, ANY other Route
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vi Hr.rf ~ srffffsft. 49, IN N~rv si.,rf f.-,.
hat zsss al oiher n,riea.~s tsSc rsvsri lssia.s
tAfy yc.'syr
ITvER coMrrNfNT
snd rc-'orc ,hs Hcai,h anc strs- - t az sof ~
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-08
Bear River Township.

In pursuance Of Tie call Of The Union Demo.
cratic County Committee of Yuba county the
unconditional Union men Of Bear River
Township are notified that Mass Meeting
will be held at the residence Of L. Allison. J. p.
on Saturday the 18th day Of June at II o'clock
NJ. for the purpose Of eleciiug two Delegates to
the State Convention Of July 4th
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-08
Linda Township.

In pursuance of call OF the Union Democratic
county Committee of Yuba county, the uncondti0na al
Union men OF Linda ToUnshlp notified that a Mass
meeting viii be held at lngram's Ranch, on Saturday,
te l9h day of June, at O'Clock p. NJ for the pur-
pose OF eecting del cate to toe State Convention
at Sacramento O n the 4 of Tutv
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-08

lallp 0atlonal 1emutrat
Proceedings of the Democratic Central
Committee of Sutter County.

Pursuant to n call of the Chairman of said
Committee, a meeting was held May oath, 1861,
at the Conrt House. in Yuba City Members
present: L. p Wilson, Chairman; NJ. Bouware.
j. l.. Smith, J. Richards, and Phil. +. Drescher.
On motion, the following resolutions were a.
dopted:
RESOLVED, That we indorse the action of the
State Central Committee that called the State
Convention to be held at Sacramento, on the 4th
day of July, 1861, believing that the sentiments
embodied in the resolutions adopted by said Com
mittee are the sentiments Of all true Unionloving
men.
RESOLVED. That with these views, we cordially
invite all men of Sutter County who hold these
sentiments to meet and hold primary meetings at
their respective precincts, on the Sth day of June
next for the purpose Of electing delegates to the
County Convention, to be held at Yuba City, on
Saturday. June Is, 1861, for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the State Convention to be held
at Sacramento, July 4th, 1861, and nominating
candidates for County Officers.
The respective precincts are entitled TO the fol-
lowing representation:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-08

In pursuance Of the foregoing resolutions the
Convention will assemble at Sacramento City on
the fourth day Of July next, at - o'clock, ".
p. HOGE,
Chairman Dem. State Central Committee
JOIN A. Monroe, Secretory.
San Francisco, May 2stb, 1891.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-08
Delegates.
Election of Delegates to the State Con-
vention of the Fourth of July.

The unconditional Union men of Yuba county,
who approve the resolutions and call Of the State
Central Committee presided over by Hon j: T.
Ioge adopted on the Sth Of May for State Con-
vention at Sacramento, on the 4th OF July next
and who will support the nominees of that Con-
vention ire invited to assemble in township mass
meetings on the 18th day of June, 1861, for the
purpose of choosing delegates, directly from the
people, to the said State Convention, without the
intervention of party County Conventions; the
place for holding the meeting in each township
to be designated BY friends Of the cause resident
therein. The entire vote of the several townships
cast ut the last Pres denal election is given be-
low and also the number of delegates to which
each township is entitled under the apportlon-
mcnt of the State Central Committee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-08
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,

FROM Hay Fork to a Twelve Horse
Power Thrashing Machine,
oan De procured at my "Pioneer Agricultural Works"
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