Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-13

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any we ever saw. They were all California
bred. The following parties exhibited tive
year old stations:
McVey d Nelson, Colusa, John IIeenan.
Mr. Lppard, Colusa, Dutchman.
McGown d Edgar, Yuba, Harry.
VIM. Reynolds, Colusa, Prince
G. W. Powell. Yolo, Snowfall.
T. st. Louis, Yolo, Duroc,
McClntock d Eaton, Yuba, Ben.
W. b. Cox, Colusa. George
W II. Perdue, Sutter Billy.
DR.. Post, Butte, Royal.
Two year old Fillics;
Dir. Rogers, Yuba, Dusty Miller.
Mr. Chinn, Yolo, Mary Blame
Mr. Jersey, Yolo, Fanny Hopping.
Mir Lands. Yuba. Lady Bird.
Mr.. Holland, Colusa, Roam Mollie.
YEArLING STATIONS.
B. +. Seals, Yuba, David Crockett.
} d. B'anchar, Yuba, Frank
DR.. Post, Butte Knight.
Mr. Colgrove, Sutter, Argyle.
Mr. Moether, Yvba, Billy Bowlcgs.
II. c. Nelson, Colusa, George Adams, an
sam.
J. T. Smth, Suuor, Trotttcr and SuttcI
J. F. Jordan, Yuba. Billy Chcatam, Jr.
YEARLING FlLLIEs
}, II. Howard, Colusa, Emma Howard.
NJ. Bowers, Suttcr, Sarah Kirk.
f. Smith, Yuba Kate Hayes.
J. F. Jordan, luba, Wiunebago
Then came the California colts under ON,
year old, Of which there ere between tweu-
ty-dye and thirty, stations and flics, all fin,
colts. The Committee on the last uamol
were long time deciding rs to their merits
Singlctary'5 beauty, Signal, with his colts
was then paradcl around the stand; after
which came trottiug, single dash of n mile,
carriage teams in harness, for Socicty's purse
Of $25 Al. Johnston entered b. G. Nj. S
Latham and ch. 6. Lowcry Matthews; Chas
E. Nsborne entered g. m Lady Champlin and
g g. Idol. Both teams Travelled well, but
Osborne's grays won easily in 3:l5.
But one span of trotting carriage horses
over 6 hands high came up, at the call for
such. They were McCue's bay geldings
Tin Smith and "Bily Campbell" OF
course they take the first prize. They could
do the same Ching, however, against the
strongest kind of competition.
OF those under lG hands there were two
entries Bolinger d Loves bay mares "BcNC
b. and Fanny G - and Alonzo Putnam,
brown gcldings Ned and "Joc." Boil
teams were wen matched, and graceful
movers. After they had been displayed tc
leaving the ground, another competitor op-
peared, but was informed that he came too
late. lie had beautiful team and seemed
sadly disappointed.
At o'clock the exhibition at the cattle
ground closed for the day, and some Of the
spectators repaired to the Park to see the
trotting match, the result OF which will be
found in another column of our paper.
TIE PAVILION.
A large crowd was in attendance in tho
evening, TO hear the annual address by the
distinguished orator, Rev. T. starr King
The extreme heat was oheeifully endured ii
consideration Of the fine treat afforded 10y the
distinguished speaker. We cannot devote
sufficient space for the publication, entire, q
the address, but will give an outline, pre-
serving some Of the most striking passages
Mr. King commenced hy pleasant alusor
to the success of the Societys efforts, and {
handsome mention Of our city. Around it
said hc stretches the immense and feril,
plain, yaster than that Of Lomlariy, and j.
whose climate no man can holl up his han,
and solemnly swear to lack of sunshine O
excess Of cold On the west runs The lon,
line Of the Coast Range, beyond which W
hear in Imagination the constant squodrons 0
surC At the east the stupendous bulwark o
the Sierra heaves, its lower slopes as rich il
gold as its crests at evening with the gold @
sunset. Near by, between two rivers, sprin!
the Yuba Buttes, of which we may trul
say THE eye is not satisfied with seeing,
but turn ever hungry from the destinations 0
their lines and shadows. If the assessors d,
not tax highest those houses which comman,
the best view Of the Buttes, it proves how
some Of the highest privileges of real estat
are held without cost in money. The Crea
tor has sculptured no equal piece Of Califor
MIA mountain substance into such vigor o
form and energy of expression as are exhibi
ted on this enchanted Lilow from the plain
And at the North, a hundred aud fifty mile
by air line, visible from tho tower Of tht
the most beautiful church in the state, peer
the apex Of the pyramid Of Sovereign Shasta
refreshing the cye that runs along the ho
horizon, with the crystaling CLEAN of per-
petual frost. One of the citizens of Marys.
vile recently stood at sunrise on the the ic,
level, few feet square, Of its summit, I4,0ul
feet above the eea, and II there had been n.