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:. Aiuns, r. l.. Alton, ], S. Alton, v. J. Alton.
c. Attuway, T. AltsSny,T I. y. Bran*on, L. Brooks.
s. J. Brooks, A. VI. Bryan, Robert bryan, J. +.
Burnctto, NJ. =. Burkhaltcr. }. =. Eculwsrc, ".
VI. Buazman, George Clark, K. c. C!ary, D. l.
Coleman. u. r. Crouch, ". e. Decs, d. W. Dorm,
VIM Dodgen, II. {. Dodgcn, Jesse Duffy, John
Duffy. I. y. Durs! j. !. Free, +. c. Gradck, ii.
b. Griffith, II. t;.n.ry,J. W. Gentry, J. Gregory,
Milleisc Hall, I>aah Haltiwungcr. John Hardy,
]. p. lIami tpn, D. p. Holloway. Seth Holloway,
J. A. Hclinssworth, W. D. King, Levi kcon,
Barrettc Lamb, ]. a. May, g. L. Murrcll, j. W.
Neiil, W. VI. Neill W. l.. 0dum, NJ. 0uzts, +.
Oux;s, j. II. QUITS, W. II. QUITS Is. !. Payne, j.
a. Quatlcbunl, J. Ru;"n,J. c. RnmbU, }. NJ Riley,
j. B. Rhmlrs, j. Shavrr &. S. Smith, J. W. Smith,
S. :. Smith, B. F. Stevens II. S. Steae. II. Sted-
ham ]. C. sirlhan, j. c. Sro,hcr, Il. c, Siruther,
j. Tou.piins +. 4. Townsend. Il. W. Turner, X.
i. Turner, Startling Turner, W.. s. Wullinst,n,
Z. p. Walker j. y. Whatlcy, H. J. Williams, +.
H. Williams, J. G. Williams, ". ?. Williams,
pinckuoy Williams, Whitfield Williams, J. K.
Wright, i. ". Wright J. l.. Wooton, Dcn>ly
Iuungb!uud.
Enlisted in The regular urmy ci South Carolina.
VIM Reecc, George Pardur, Jacob Boiler.
I'oinnteertd but n"rcr appeared.
Addison Parkman, VIM Y. Leek, Richard Lcvk,
james Webb.
Honorcbiy discharyed.
Vim. Wheeler. James Robinson, S. p. Delouch.
Deceased.
g. W. Hudson.
U,,cnytd oni sent I" L"na'ie A.yi"".
YIN. Yuunsblooi.
7,ranyercd.
W. c. Palmer and NJ. W. Coleman.
Gen, raj Doriphan, who distinguished himself
in the Mexican war, is on the stump IN MISS .urL
in favor Of secession.
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Wanted by the Hussars,

UNTFTEEN nr TWENTY well mcwntrl men to
r. complete their RANKS, for twelve mnnth< seq
vice in the Confederate Army. Ia every !nStarr'
where Cavalry havr been received they have i''r-
nished their own hor'ss AMI equipments. Has
not Eigeiirll the means, and interest enough III
this conflict for Southern independence, to furnish
nne Company oi Cavalry:
n. c. BUTLER
Capt. Commanding Edgcfed Hussals.
May % 1t ~
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Notice.

4 IL rc,:"n. having demands nrn;i.s: sic IL
"A .u:r n! :;n.c, E.a.uck. decd, .,:.! i..c..u
:,::s! he:n l., 70 poi r!y a:;csfr ir:"s'ii-
..r!y. T. r. ELALnCE, EX'"r.
Mary & lD
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Roll of the :! Watson Guard"
Gfieer..
Cpptuia-M. W. GARY,
J., Il. rtenunt-R. W. ToMrkISs,
.,d L;~n,enrnt-A. D. BATES,
81 Lieufenur:-W. u. JENNINGS,
Nom Cos,mis.;ontd QNicers.
Let .Ssrgtonf--E. 4. NICHOLSON,
End Serge ,aat-R. A. ToNrkIHs.
srl .>scgear,--M. y. lluLsrES,
ri $.ry.n~,--Ixo. L. NrcuoLsoS,
~; &s,ycant-WEsLEr Jennings,
80 COrroroi-r. a. llEELoNc,
arL Cnrj.orGi--J. +. BucEuAL9rE,
:r,i C,rrrrri-M. a. PAncErT,
4ti Goyor"'---S. W. CoEl.sy,
nh Cary .,al-M. b. ElnsoH,
Gh CYrloru'-A. Y. MEnLocI.
Sayeon-J. K. PoLL,Rn,
lHa, !,.;a-DAvIp !! EopIE.
Prirate-.
f.. :. Ahney, W. J. Adams, Thus. Altman, jas.
Armstrong. L. +. BaEkp, b. J. Eoukhigh;, jas
p. Bryan. J. J. Bryan, II. y. bradley, r. Pirkens
Briggs. y. lur;or, R,ht. I. Carroll, W. i. Cole
ua,., II. I. Curl.y, &C. curlcy, l.. iancey Dean.
- l.. I'c.uhcH, hcOGSe OuTi fcicT ".
". W. Freeman, II. c. Garrett, lag. Gcssrtt. j.
W. u. Grant, jos. ". Grny. Il. j. Griffith, e.. ".
Hamilton J. :. Hard. rh"S. p. Hartman, lss. II.
Harrison, Jnc Ilartcr, q. w. llavird, Mae Hit.
MillcGse llolrnn, Gcp. Horn, Wm. .Iennin! $,
J. larcc. L. ". L@nd;um. !. Livingston, A. J.
Lunlkiu Jno. Lyon, Lewis Martens, Ambrosc
Martin Dryan Martin, Milton Miles, l.. s. Moh-
ley, Duvid Myers, Brli. Nccly, Jos. New, JLo. L.
Nicholson, c. j. Outs, Maii"n Outz, Robert Price,
Thos. D. Price, f.. Rhodes, j. ". Ehodu$, Whit
!; Robertson, ". $. Rotten, j. Il. Ryan, JOS. q.
Snmrcl, J. !. Settle, i. j. Stcvcns, NJ y. Stevens,
YIN. StcvcrS. u. p S,irkey, Henry Stour, jesse
S:uu", YIN. Stcnc, Wn. L. StrO,n, Il. \. StrotLu.
.Inn l.. Zimmerman, Socrates Tomplits, Thus.
L; Ture"r, Richard rurner Daniel Walker, NJ.
Walton, ir.Lklin Warren, /. =. Wells, j. W.
White, ". NJ. White.
Since tic above WI. i'll type We have re-
eeiyc,i III. following additional mruhecs :" tie
Wa,.ea ,:Earls. viz
jacob ALmvy, Generous Borden, NJ. W.
ledge, W. K. Dorm, il, J. Marion Dorm, Y. s.
Malet, j. s. Price, Middleton Self, John Snltcrs
+. C. Watkins. Ephraim Watkins.
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lpa.s, ever, in +. l.. s T.
UNCLE NOSE.
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Gen, raj Doniphan, who distinguished himself
in the Mexican war, is on the stump IN MISS 'ur'
in favor Of secession.
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Yoa msy not think this worth publishing, but
if you do. just remember it WAS written amid the
turmoil o: the Camp, using IL board for u writing
desk iou may hear from Inc again
4 PRIVATE
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BOOTS AND SHOES !!
Different styles and Qualities,

z. HM. APPEL having LrI.m. sole rr,rrie-
- tor Of the hurincts, is now rr:dy t. Ii anu
ficturc 6ll the
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Fur tie Advertiser.
C.ur n,TIER. May Il. 1861.
&R. EriroE:--lt may ic lh:.. wrong impres-
.io,,s .
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Roll of the :: Watson Guard"

y. WYATT AIKEN, Adj
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
TO the Public

The citizens of the United States, who have
an interest ia the cause of Freedom and HUI
manity, not only in this country but through
out the world, and who earnestly sympathize
with the humane and benev o.eht conduct in
India, of
HENA SAUIB,
are respectfully requested to come forward
with
A DIME SUBSCRIPTION,
for the purpose of giving a fitting testimon-
al to that distinguished Chieftain, and also to
aid in the erection Of
A MONUMENT
to the misguided and unfortunate men who
struck for their liberty from an oppressive
despolisnl, and being defeated, were hu-
namely
BLOWN FROM THE CANNoNs MOUTH.
by the mild and beniiicent English Govern
ment.
Subscribers to the Shilling Testimonial in
England, to
GENERAL BEAUREGARD,
are not precuded from aiding in this Holy
Work, and their subscriptions may be hand
ed in at the office of the London Times.
All subscriptions in this Country to be for
wardcd direct to
HOWELL COBB,
SEcY TREAsY c. 5. A.,
M0ntgOmery, Atd.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

GARRoTED AVID RoBBEp. Between twelve
and one o'clock yesterday morning, Il daring
and successful robbery was perpetrated, near
Seventh and l. Streets, on a young man
named John Walters, who was garrotcd and
relieved of the sum of $500. Walters had
inst arrived from Wisconsin, or one of the
Western States, having come across the
plains, and was on lis way to join his broth
er in Sonoma county. lie is evidently mex
perenced in California ways, rs is~evidenced
10y the fact that he spent the evening at the
Melodeon, on Third street, with $500 in his
pocket While there be spent some money,
and it is presumed that parties there must
have discovered that he had more in his pos
session. When on l. street, near Seventh
after the audience dispersed, at dark local.
ty, he was suddenly attacked by three men,
one of whom choked him, while the others
searched his pockets Che thieves on obtain
ing the booty released him and ran, when his
calls for help attracted attention, but too
late to be of any assislance-Sac Union, Of
gcstcrdaH
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
Sprtial 9otires.
APPEAL. TO SCIENCE.

Ifyou wish to be Of obtaining perfect hair dye
without any deleterous element, Cristadoro's Excel
sor Dye is the only submitted to this orde al
Ithas been
ANNALYzED BY Chiffon,
the first chemist in the country and his certificate
setting 'oth its hamessness is within the reach OF
every buyer.
THE EXQUISITE BEAUTY
Of the lGsrcus blacks and browns which it produces
with uuerr z certainty in ten minutes has fairly won
for it the appeaton ofhe most natural hair dye ever
invented. Sold everywhere. Applied by all Hair
Dressers. CRIsrADoRo, No. Astor House, NY.
GEO. W. SMELL. Agent,
sc29 131 Washington ST., san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

FISHING EYrRAoRDINARY.-As salmon trout
eighteen inches in length and weighing six
pounds, was captured in the waters of Hang
town Creek in this city, on Sunday last. 1t
is supposed he had strayed from the home of
his fathers in the mountains, and set ont on
a mining tour, but like many bipeds, who do
likewise, got short Of water and couldn't
make the "ritile" While flounderng in shoal
water he met an ignominious death from the
teeth of garden rake, and his remains were
turned over to the tender mercies of the
cooks of the Cary House.-PlaceroiHe Re
puJ}ican.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

fastest TINE ON REcoED.-The Ellsworth
Guard, hy invitation, went out to the Mis-
sion yesterday, and after going through all
kinds of skirmishing and other evolutions,
partook of collation. prepared for them 10y
the Mission Home Guards, Capt. Shears,
who were also out drilling. Capt. Fall, OF
the ID Cavalry. bantered the Zouaves in re-
gard to to their running power, and after ta-
king good drink they started from the
Nightingale at double quick at 10 o'clock
p. NJ. and reached Plat's Hall in "a minutes
and 81 secouds This is fast time for dis
tance of nearly 81 miles.-S. f. 4Ntrror.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
JENKINS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

NOR PRESERVING AND RESTORING TIE
L HAIR TO BALD HEADS.-lt cures the sup
pressed secretons which productive Of the loss OF
hair and the iuspissated secretons wnch tnyarably
produces a violent pain in the head, and the dsoiiita-
ted cutcle which frequently produces loss OF halr.
II als curs the distended build which forces the shaft
of th hair from tue capillary sack, destroying hair
eaters, scay eruptious of the soap, dandruf altered
sxre ana drynrss Of the hair aid Ill other diseases
of the hair. ~ = ..,.,
storer, 139 Second Street, harysyille.
Agent for SacramentO-W. II. Z. STEPHENSON, NJ
d. k Street. between Fourth and Flfth.
REEERFNeEs-Hon. c. IL. Bryan, EN Judge Of the
suureme Court; Hon. Gordon n. Mott, EN-Judge Of
te District Court Hon. Jesse o. Goodwin, EN-State
senator; Hon Lloyd Magruder. state Senator r. E.
Rice Esq ). c. Cooper, ESQ; ". H. Hamilton, ESD;
John Nasn, Esq MIR. j ohm Banks, Mr.. c. p. Robn-
son, Mr. Henry Howe, Ma'ysyllle; MIR. +. W. shores,
Yuba City; Mr. Robert Kelly, Timbuetoo Mr. $ Spar
row, Sau Francisco; Mr.. Truman Neal, Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
ANNALYzgD BY Chiffon,
TO kNVAIIDS,

BENECIA, located in a climate that is the medium
between the heat Of The interior and the cold of the
sea coast is particularly adapted to the treatment of
the sick, and especially to the prostratng, endemic
feyers Of the interior.
The subscriber has been practitioner in Benecia
fornne years, having found by experience the pecu-
liar hcalthulness OF the climate, to which he partially
attributes the which has attended his treatmen
Hospital for the sick.
The Hospital will be fitted up for the accommoda-
ton Of both sexes and will be made in every respect as
comfortable home; particular treatment will
be adapted rs good common sense will teach that ev-
cry and every system Wantsa peculiar treatment.
The undersigned will be prepared to have accomoda-
tions for baths, Sc.
Excellent Springs are in the nciguborhood. Nothing
will be spared 10 assure quick and permanent cure
in the most chronic diseases.
Consultationm all modern languages and privacy
A. vERHAyE,M
au30 3n Benccia
EEnir Dye! Hair Dye - WILLIAMA.
BATCllELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye Is THE BEST
IN THE W OELD-the only HARMLESS AND RELI-
ABLE DYE KNOWN This splendid IIai Dye is per-
feet; changes red rusty gray hair instantly to a
glossy black or natural brown, without injurlng the
hair or staining the skin All others are imta-
tions and should be avoided.
The genuine has the signature, WILLIAM a.
BACHELOR, on the four sides Of the engraving o
each box. Sold Wholesale and Retail by II. II. Nc
DONALD & CO., Sacramento, and CHARLES LANG
LEY San Francisco, and respectable Druggists gener
ally
Wholesale Factory, 81, Barclay street, late 293
Broadway, and l6, Bond street, New York. sel5-3M
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
B z T Ell E CRAP
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, October II.
a fire which destroyed several buildings.
broke cut this morning between two and three
o'clock in the grocery and liquor store on the
northwest corner of Davis and Washington
streets. The buildings for some distance on
each side were of the cheapest kind Of one
story frame, and they burned like tinder.-
Mr.. Linden, the keeper Of the store where
the fire originated, was asleep in the back
room at the time, and has not the remotest
idea of how the fire caught Liuden's stock
was insured for So 800. lie saved all hi.
books, papers and cash, lut stock was entirely
destroyed Several otherparties lost various
sums, ranging from $3.50 TO 81 1000, about
one-lourth of which was covered by nsu-
rance.
As the st. Louis was about leaving for
Panama. to day, the First California Guard,
Clight artillery)fred "A Federal salute from the
wharf in honor of Maj Gen Halvck, who
was on board on his way to Washington
The steamers guns replied to the salute.
Miss Kennif, Miss McEntee, Miss McCnrtv,
Miss Grace and Miss Ketcher took the white
veil at the Convent, on Powell street YES
terday.
STARTLING FAcr.'-The Tennessee Baptist
of July 18th, contains call for help to sup
ply the Southern Army with Bibles and
Tesaments:
"The startling fact comes to light that
there is not set stereotype plates for print
ing even the new Testament, in the whole
South; nor set of plates for the Bible This
fully illustrates how entirely the South has
depended upon the North"
To BE lIAxGEp.-On Friday November l
two Indians, named Jim and Jim Patterson,
who were found guilty of the murder of
Charles Gray, in White Oak Township, in El
Dorado county, are to be hung. The execu-
ton of these criminals is to be private; for
that purpose a high board fence has been
placed around the Jail yard in Placerylle.
A PARIS letter in the Independence. of
Brussels, says:
1t is affirmed that the Princess Cloilde is
in an Interesting situation, and that, on that
account, her Imperial IIighness will probably
return to France before the Prince, in the
event of the latter prolonging his excursions
in America"
A BAND ENLIsrED.-T Placerville Brass
Brnl having enlisted, left that place on Mon
day last for the camp of the Fourth Regiment
at Auburn.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

SOME people assert that they have seen a
horse dra,o, bell pill, lump of coal smoke,
a ball run, abundance. a wheel -'crite, and
ice fourteen inches thick in the month of Au-
gust in New Orleans-in a cart.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.
NOTICE s hereby given that the Co-Partnership
y heretofore existing between the unaS rsigned,
in the Drayng Business Is this day dissolved by mu-
tua consent. All persons indebted to the frm OF 2.
w. WINKLEY a. co, are requested to make imme-
date payment and to either member OF the firm.
Marysvile, October Sd, 1861.
p. W. WINKLEY,
oc42w JAMES ENNIS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

PRoCLAMAToN BY kAMEHAMLuA.-In late
proclamation the King of the Hawaiian Is
lands, says;
All captures and seizures made within Che
same are unlawful and in violation Of our
rights as a sovereign.
No adjudication of prizes will be enter
tanned within our jurisdiction, nor will the
sale of goods or other property belonging tc
prizes be allowed.
The rights of asylum are not extended tc
privateers or their prizes, of either of the
contending parties excepting only in case o
distress, or of compulsory delay 10y stress o
weather or Of dangers OF the sea, or in sucl
cases as may be regulated by treaty stpula-
tiOn.
We hereby strictly prohibit all our sub
iects, and all who reside or may be within our
iuris diclion from engaging either directly OF
indirectly in privateering against the ship
ping or Commerce of either of the contend
ing parties, or of rendering any aid to such
enterprises whatever: and all persons SO Of
Tending will be liable to the penalties imposed
by the laws of said States, and they will, in
no wise obtain any protection from us as
against any penal consequences which they
may incur.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
w. u. THOMPSON,

tLIrTYTT
TEETH neatly and substantially filed with pure
gold
My Skeleton Atmospheric Plate is stllpredominant.
Its advantages over all other artificial work,
First.--A very narrow plate, thus preserving all
the moduaticus of voice.
Second.--Its adaptation and ease TO the mouth.
Third.-It does not rock other plates do after
little use but when once fitted remains so; nor does
it require any perceptible effort the part Of the
patient to keep it in the mouth.
Can and see specimens.
Operations for Cleft Palate performed also Pala-
tine Obturators inserted. Strict attention paid TO all
diseases of the teeth.
Office on street, between Third and Fourth, oppo
site the Odd Fellows Hail. MaIysvie.
lan.3
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
Arrivals at the U. 5. Hotel.
STOKES & SHIELDS.
..PROPRIETORS
Notice to Volunteers.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH IsrANrny CAL. Vol

HEADQUARTERS FIFTH INFANTRy CAL. Vols,
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 20, 1851.
For the information Of all persons desiring to
q enroll themselves for the FIFTH INFANTRY,
Egn California Volunteers, the following notice is Civ
H4! en-:
w The company officers having been elected by
lfI the fun co panies, are comm sSioned by the
EEss Governor of the State, after having been exam
ncd by Board. The Board will consist of the fel1
officers of The regiment and will sit at resimental
headquarters.
Examinations of officers are mainly on their loyalty
to the United States Governments physical and gener
al character, general intelligence, and capacity to
command. The military examination is not rigid,
though, of course, officers experience are desirable
and much preferred The pr uCpnl causes Of rejection
in the physical examination Of both officers and men
are defect in the right eye, or right hand, deafness
syhis hernia or rupture, want of teeth. fits, lame
ness, ulcers and general weakness or debility. Com
panies should come with from ninety 70 one hundred
men-onc hundred and one being the maximum and
eighty three the minimum; but when half this lumber
is raised they will be received in the FIN Infantry,
accompanied by Of their officers. with the distinct
understanding that if the company is not filled in due
time il may be incorporated with other incomplete
companies. Captains may organize their companies,
and, when full muster them From the place of mus
Ter to regimonta! headquarters the transportation OF
the companies VIII be paid by the QIartermaster. On
their arrival there they will bereaXamiued and sworn
into service. Any men desiring to join the companies
now organizing at Sacramento will, in small detach-
ments siugly. be at once examined, sworn and
| placed in camp The pay and allowances OF Nolun-
eers is the same as in the regular army. When hon
orably discharged they will receive hundred dol
! lars in cash. If wounded or disabled in the line o
their duty, they receive the benefits persons
disabled in the regular service. The widow or legal
heirs such may die be killed in service, besides
all arrears Of pay and allowances will receive one
hundred dollars.
JOHN KELLOGG
Captain United States Army,
Colonel Fifth Infantry, California Volunteers.
BY authority and under the direction Of Col. JOHN
KELLOGG, Recruiting office has been opened at No
So street, opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express Of
fee, Marysville and camp established in the city
Persons en!istrS will receive raons and pay from
the date OF their enstmant, and will be transported
to headquarters at Sacramento free Of charge The
list is now open at the above place
I'D. DOBBTNS,
1t. Col. Fifth Infantry, Cal. Volunteers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

GENERAL McCLELLAN's CARE FOR His SOL
DIERs That General Mcclellan exercises a
careful supervision over his command is sutli-
ciently proved by his order for sustaining
the excellent discipline of the camp-a Sc
res of directions to company officers, which
show that he regards the health of officers as
a subject of paramount Importance. Medical
officers are required to pay strict attention to
their duties and are forbidden to leave the
camp without express permission from head
quarters; sick soldiers cannot be removed
without the authority of the medical director
of the army; nurses and cooks are detailed
for duty; arms are to be thoroughly inspected ID
once a day, and hot coffee is to be served
to the soldiers Immediately after reveille roll
call. to guard against the effects of malaria.
Competent medical authorities attribute the
almost uniform good health of the British
troops in East India to their partaking of hot
coffee early in the morning, before they at
tended to any kind of duty.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

How sleep the brave, who sink to rest,
BY all their country's wishes blessed!
When Spring, with dewy fingers cold,
Returns to deck their Lallow d mould,
She there shall dress "A sweeter sod
Than Fancys feet have ever trod.
BY f,iry hands their knell is rung;
BY forms unseen their dirge is sung;
Their Honor comes, a pilgrim gray,
To bless the turf that wraps their clay
And Freedom shall awhile repair,
10 dwell weeping hermit there!
Louisville Journal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
sssCItl
CV5EsiCuatOG
OHF4S ~ sSH1NE1ksAl!:,
G0aH Di. in PartiCaaiav! ! I!
REDUCED PRICES

nIRECT IiPCRTATIONS Of the following
~ now landing and in store
white Kerosene, very choice.
20 bbiS. Eastern Lard Oil
BOiiCd Einsccd Oil;
1000 gals Tanners Oil;
Casss ssRacRc;
1000 gals. TIrpcntinc;
Olive Oil, in bulk;
500 gals. China Nit Oil;
For sale BY the gallon at Bay prices and
tual freight
Examine stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, if you wish to money.
RICE, COFFIN CO.,
oct2 21 street, Marysyile.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

FoRREsr LEAVES THE STAGE AGAIN.-The
New York correspondent of the Morning
Call says:
Forrest is going to begin another round Of
" farewels to the stage. lie commences at
Boston on Monday week. Thence he visits
this city. Next he goes to Philadelphia
The hrewells on the stage are never very
heart breaking, or else a sympathetic public
would never be able to stand many Of the
lugubrous things. They remind one Of aye
gentle maiden who made fortune by
bringing suit every twelve-month against
af1luent gentlemen for " taking advantage OF
her unsuspecting nature" forget how often
she was ruined" about as often, no doubt
as Forrest farewells the public.
SEAT or GOVERNMENT OF NEVADA TERGrroRY.
In the Nevada Territorial Legislature, on
Thursday, petition was received from citi-
zeus of Carson City, asking for the remova
of the Legislature to that city 1t is stated
that Virginia City will send in petition fol
removal to that locality.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

A sUpERcIIoUs and naughty Nirgnlan,
named Vinton, had pass to enter our lines,
and meeting Zouave picket, handed it to
his slave. probably deeming himself too good
for the contact The Zouave read the pass
and told the darkey to so on. When Vinton
attempted to follow, he was stopped by a
bayonet. "But that's my pass, he exclaimed
angrily Cant help it; it says pass bearer,
and bearer has just passed" 81 will call
Sam back and take it. Here Sam !" "Won't
do" said the picket. "That pass is to Alex
andria, not to Fairfax. The nigger's got to
have another before he can return" SO the
discomftted Virginian was forced to turn
back.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
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