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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28
S1s1.lIll =,

1oiat. Sjs7 800 =
Your Committee made investigation 10
STE if money had been drawn cut ol ne
Treasury in advance TO its being required
to make payment, and found that i had
not. but tina! bill, Of any considerable
amour, were for the most part paic oy
warrant drawn AT the time OF their -etIIe-
ment Tor the specific amount required.
Your Committee would acknowledge
their Indebtedness 10 Ex-Governor Fair
banks for the facilities and aid which lt
ha> afforded them III prosecuting their
prolonged investigation. and for the -
tience with which he has submitted ~
their frequent questionings.
All which Is respectfully submitted,
+. b. SELDEN. for CyUn
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-11-28
TRULY PATRIOTIC.

MK EDITOR - Mrs. d. 5, Ewing, of
Clarendon, VT, a lady eighty-one years old,
OF feeble health, has within few days knit
ewo p&irs Of socks and one pair Of gloves for
: ue soldiers. a worthy example for many
Il younger years to initiate.
{. NJ. WINsLow
Pittstord. Vt, Ncy. 22, 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans City OF New Orle MS.
remembered, that this Goth day Of March, 1885, be
subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and p Jane Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according to
law deposs ay that the above accounts just and
true from the books Of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P JANYIER, Secretary.
sworn to before this 10Th day Of March,
1850, D. r. MITCHELL.
Second Justice Of tho Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
Board Of Trustees have resolved Six cent In
Seest on outstanding certificates of profits and after the
Second Monday Of May next and redeem and after that
Scrip Of the 1853 and they have further de-
aarod scrip dividend Thirty and Third per
tho earned premiums OF the Vnding Febrhar29 1850
for which certificates will be Issued after the first day Of
Juns, 1850. ~ . .
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARR1ERE, Vice President,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
DENTISTRY.


6zzp7g@a, ARTIFICIAL TEJFITFI-Thc best,
K@s<SSS3 cheapest and replete Dental Establish
s$ssfssSsF nent ia New Orleans, is DR. F1ELD1NG's,
MI ~ Lfl4i Canal street.
His facilities for npulaing Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
By any Practical t in the Southern Stte dofying conpe
ton and at pTIces charged by the inexperienced
uiring superior Den sy should procure where
they rely upon the experience skill and III egrty which
Dental Science produce.
Every Tooth of surprising beauty, which cannot
the very productions Of nature gradually
storing uniformity the features essential youth and
beauty warranted satisfactory for caton and arculR
ton. -. - j.. -, ,,,--.., , ,,,,--
PAINLESS TOOTHACBE EXTRACTOR, for readiy
racting Teeth without pain supcrsedrg anything before at
tanned bv the profession astonishing all who witness It.
All Operations Dentistry performed with and skill and
og cleapess and utility unsurpassed by othera unSki
applied Teeth mn1cled and tit guaranteed at mod
charges the following prices written guarantee
conpanyig each If desired and not found Ms represented
after two trial their money will he returned
Full Sterling Silver use 90
Full finest finish gums, bound 40 w
Full vulcanHed Rubber equal to gold 'front.' 10 90 20
Is gold bnse beautiful 81 to ~ 90
Full gold hnse from Is to Us Oh
The most perfect gems that be produced.
requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before eGGHgnE elsewhere.
DE- FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n5 " 1874 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
FROM pessAcobA.-The Pensacola Gazette of

FROM PgSsAcoLA.-The Pensacola Gazette of
Saturday last has the following:
The force at work in erecting sand batteries
near the forts and navy-yard not being deemed
sufficient, yesterday large force Of negroes were
sent down to assist in these precautionary meas
large quantity of sacks to be used in these works.
The feet outside are getting rather short Of water
The vessels are not now allowed to be supplied
from tho navy-yard. c. P. Knapp, ESQ, yaster-
Brooklyn for a supply Of the element, which ne he
very properly declined filling. Guess they VIII
have to take their grog without adulsefatloh IL
they intend staying round these parts long
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

between PeydcsB and Gravier streets,
Manufacturers and Dealers in STOVES and TIN WARE
Wholesale and Retail COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON
WORKERS.
We respectfully call the attention of commission and
country merchants hotel propetors
large and stock Cooking rarlor Office and
spanned Ware Chafng Dishes Old Dominion Coffee
pots HeclaA urns reQues Toilet Sets Lamps Lanterns,
and ali kinds Of Wares suitable Cooking Domestic pur
poses All Of will be sold lower prices than house
In tbs city. ~ - - .
Manufacturers of CREOLE COOKING STOVE, well
adapted the of Hotels Planters to which invite
particular attention.
Sole agents for s. j. Mtches Premium Lightning Rods
which will be sold Mt manufacturer pricce
attention paid ell kinds of HouBe and Steamboat
iobbne Tin aud Sheet Pipes, Valley Cutters Escape
rroornntiy uted - fe13 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

There is deal of sound sense at times IN the
remarks of insane persons. At the soath BGs Is
10 iona of ,iaser bersebaek a. No, sir, ride q
hobby.a There's not much difference between the
tWo,n carelessly renarked q gentleman. ON,
yes there said the patient b; and y 3 81 t Of
hut Tyban Won mount hobbY,you can't stop ana
Won cant get off, There's wisdom for you.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
TX ATr1azAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

rs 4A% EA1HE1AH7 . N@-S'H - S-' - =
Cheaper superior other used in Southern
climate.
It's tested and recognized qualities are
lgt, DURABHITY--agual to the hast siEto roofs
ID. Observation-Disclosures to any other cracks
leaks being possible.
3d. BEAUTY-It presents smooth and 2rsneEe surface
4th. CHEAPHFSSt much ese thGn though it ts az
yood rocf and les6 than tho interior
composition roofing e6sred 10 the public te
cost OF CUTTERS and valleys.
Eth. 1NCoABUsTIB1hIF7-lt VIII Ee0is fire 6ettsEthsn
slateroof.
6h GONvEEIENCE-1t Will soften under the heat OF
this climate and protects interior Of buildings from the m
tense hest Of
18th SOTDTYIt becomes harder aud E1neother from
can be upon roofs of 6lop5 and being ct Hgt
ht not require heavy raftcrs to support whio is
liable and breaking does It require reparB
The TROPICAL R0OFIEGn isa chemical compound Of
substances several of which peculiar If alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment end experience
| In this city.
agent may verified b wishing it b.
All orders lsft at tho Post-2fcs, Box No. 2, will be
S''-N' j. @. EATEMAN,
felb1y onrpsr of Hiepviile and haraik sts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

Genfielnen's List.

Initials
The Lizzie Widow. N EN- G.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

skull without a tongue oftan breaches better
than skull that has one
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
49,, HUNTSVILLE HOTEL,
Hff.1 ,-~ s&TS*
ta.M HUNTSVILLE, ALA. ssdas-

SAEEEsAC ,E&shEDEEE = We HAVE \ coon
suprly hand receiving by direct poratioDs from
France additions stock this celebrated highly
favored brand. VS. GTe lTg6 eighth pipes l93 in eighth and
quarter pipes 1892 do 6o 1h in half, lartcr ird eighth
pipes. We invite the attention Of the trade and eenossearf
Gnera This article pure and nGdutorated. For sale
Wd. l. LEFEEIoH / CO, - Ola Le7ee at,
oil " Sole IN this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

Dr. FIELDING; Dental Surgeon,
n6 LIZ lGt canal Srcat

4ssxrzszsaa E4tJSS OF TEIETE7-Dr. j. WEST
liz ST. Charles street, continues to supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires sprnEa
I ap0n his principle Of self adhesion. THU
atbnd has procured him universal appreciation and
nended as he most ingenious system Of supplying ArI
FTI TEETH hitherto invented, end in I'll restoring
nsrct articulation and nacaton perfect apd natural
n appearance AZ DEFY detection by the closest c62erver Dr.
as Of lln eeth with gold conbiuos all the modern
Those Interested will find these staeent9 to be
entirely and scruPaopsy correct Dr. W. returns his sSesEs
xen8iye practice hey bn with or the foen
years Office residence liz ST. Charles street, second doc
Frnr1 Taft ErTnrp. eShf'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15


e,-o tror any cause to Directors day named
s ibs purpose shall not dissolve the Association but the
rs in office shall hold until another election
m m XIII Of which notice shall be given in the
nnistaf out in Article Seventh.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15
Texas state Convention.

Special to the New Orleans Creaeent.I
ACsTlE, Tax IS March 8. 1sal.3
10 O'clock, A.. III. &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

certify the foregoing of the original e1eans
In NV current archives. Nv, ,,r,,,, ~, the 1atI 4av
of APril' A. d. ls''' WALTER H. PETERS. MP.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-15

,, rsooc a seymour O. Potshoff G. II. Slocomb, Geo
nv p IeS q Nixon Luther Homes, Charles Pride, Henry
= swassy, Iaf Folger, Thos Blake, Geo SiZer, l. H
,; no,d II Fowler John Pemherton, F. ". 1on Isaac
n Msrs Thomas o. Moore. =. f. kitridge P Rnst H.
@ AVID + Hardesy shall ba the first Board of Directors
ovsfo S nn their successors elected, provided for
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

Cut, & feet very light drauglri boy and pnir Of
Iuulr- ofpouits can run it, "IIrILE GIANT" IN the
tau grass. Has taken the Grand Id Medal Of Honor
ana one thousand franc, AT The Great Free c Najou-
l rial ' Yinreunes, near Pars, JuLe, IGG0 Al the
NJ c-vi burg EXh biton, Germany, June, 1850. First
pruwium ut the United States 'ciciy, SCI tembcr,
1852. First Premium at the Yorkshire Hgicuurnl
S,ci. .tv Au4u.t $3.50 FIRST Premium mt the New Jcr-
spy ali vermont state Fairs and the limited number
received ln California last gave not only sat s.
faction, hut great gtatiica;'n th1t such a Mtciine
coul be had The complimentary notices by letter
fr n. purchasers were uumerous. rle low price and
ereat efficiency # Mi Mtcliue es ii the armers
H. pn at, and places it within ,hc reach Of tie small
r.It,ttprs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
City Library.

The Mayor, in his Message, delivered on
Monday evening, says Of the City Library:
The City Library still remains in our POI
session The loss cf the looks st year
purchased out Of the city appropriation, for
a time seemcd TO dainrcu all interest in it.
future welfare; hut the Board. of late have
taken hold Of the mntter With rene ed enet-
gv. and it. success very much improved a
list OF the bnolls to hr purchased ont Of the
city annual appropriation viii soon be fur
uishcl you II Wiilthen he u"cessary to or
der the warrant drawn. aud to AL thoriz-
some rcsrousjbie parties 10 mpke the pur"l-
ese II that : don iu New York | wouG 4
r+c"mnoud hat the freight he paid. rather
than TO tnX the liheraIiiy Of the Pacific Nail
Steamship Comrany to attempt to deliver
our books free Of cost.
The lihrraliy Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company is rather an expensive one t."
the cry. At any rate it proved 30 ia the
instance mentioned for the books shipped
were lost and there is no method Of recoy-
eriug their value It would have been better
to have ppid the freight, and thus secured
some responsibility in the premises.
We are happy TO see the interest Which
the Council audlhe Mayor take in tt wei
fare Of the Library. They DO themselves
credit thereby and win the respect Of them
t-'.i-eut portion Of the community a new
supply Of hooks is very much needed, and
We would suggest the propiety Of purchas-
ing such as are new and Of the current lite
raturc Of the time for instance, the Marble
Faun, by Hawthorne; Elsie Neuucr, 10y o.
ver Wendell Holmes; Autocrat OF The Break
fast Table, hy the same aujhor Home Ba!
lads and Poems, by the Quaker Bard, John
G Whittier; the Conduct Of Life, hy Ralph
Waldo Emerson, the AutoLioernphy Of The
K 1r. Alexander Carlyle, containing me-
morjals Of the men and events Of his GHc-
such men as Ginbon. Hume, Smolrtt and
Franklin ard such events as have iilu".incI
modem history; "Reminiscences of~cotfi-h Lif
and Character, 10y e B. Ramsay, Dean Of Ld-
inLursh the writings Of T. starr King, etc
works OF v}esent interest, because they ale
new, have been talked Of and sought for
With such books in the Library, the public
mind viii be attracted and the Institution
will soon become place Of resort for as well
he general seekers after knov ledge as The
most refined and epieuiian in elects.
We want not altogether the works whic'
nre known as the STANDARD works Of the
Eugli-h language, but we want the emtodi
meuts Of the existing or the recent times
Parjons Life Of Aaron Burr, and Of jackson;
The works of the southern poet, IIayne; Hum
ooldCs posthumous correspondence con-
tiuua'ion of ochoolcralt's great work on the
history, traditions and characteristics Of the
North American Indians; works relating to
the Pacific Coast ana the adjacent islands; ;
Prcscotts Histories; Irying's latest produc-
tiuus
We trust that the xt selection Will be Of
this character. If it is, we shall predict with
great degree of certainty, that the Library
will be rcsorted to with much more frequency
and interest than heretofore
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

GyANAsrc.--Ou Thursday evening, there
viii be a grand display Of gymnos'ic f,nts by
the most distinguished Cali 'hcnic A.tists in
the State. all Appearing in thcir cos'umrs.
It will be rare performance, and for one
night only. 1t will take place in the tho
ter. If you want to see fine forms and e>-
traordinary activity and strength 90 ty al!
means to the entertainment.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

LECTURE Remember the lecture, THE eve
ming, at the Water Works Hall ty Professor
Collier, upon the subject Of Psychology and
Magnetism. lie viii give an eAhibition OF
various wonderful experiments in Illustration
oC the science.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
McCormicL's Combined Reaper and
Mower.

& and feet greatly Improved, and surprising all
other cutting machines IN resul and durability.
eer cut made b, Walter \. Wood, with his aprpvt
i.cut, and has atGcd universal favor in agricultural
,.... ttfr rae
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

GTMSAcrIo EXERcisrs. There was a grand
exhibition at the metropolitan Theater. O.
ranento last evening, by the members Of the
Sacramento Gymnasium, assisted by delega-
tiops from Marysyille and San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

Also other Machines forvAcA not Agents, viz:
EAGLE REAPER AND MOWERi
UUSsUN'S REAPER;
BURIAL y REAPER;
Mas E Co.;
w IrMAN's J. C sn3 $ HORSE TIrE5UELS;
ENEgY'5s aoa4 HORSE gHGEsuEES;
I'm rs' SMITHS wHtrNAN's. YIELDS. FWFRYS.
and BURR, "8IGur& CO.'S HOSE P'NEE>.
Together wish the n.st srorl of HARDWARE, AG-
III UlrUENL lNP ENLNI$. Mills. PORTABLE
STEAM EGI Nt<- U.li-Ni aud hnr7nut9t-j to l5
horse p.,el. BalTING. BOLIING CL .Til. &C., iu
Tire country. comprising the very hes. kinds ia ss-.
af.l ..Ht- improved ,u make aud adapuoiat, 20 fAt
California Iuu!aet. mhi 2p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

STABBrNG AND CurrMG.--A difficulty oc-
cured, yesterday afternoon, at George Liv-
cry Stables, betuecn Fred. Moscr and "Heot-
ty." Nosier was uoarmcd, but "Seo.ty' hnd
a knife and cut Mosor with it once in The
check, tolcrably severe gasb, aad staJasd
him once in the groin. Drs. La,ygnes and
Gray dressed the wounds, and the patient is
out Of danger. We could not learn The par
ticulars Of the difficulty.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
4!cu Advertisements.
HARVESTING IIACHIT TES,
FOB ESGE.
Russell s, Co.'S Thresaer,

MADE a. Niassou, Ohio, celebrated throughout the
United States as the best Thresling MHchiae in use
55 and 36 in n cylinders IT. horse powers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

SINGULAR AcctDE,r "a bout twelve clock
on Friday night says the Nevada journal,
constable Asher came across a man on the
Sidewalk, WHO told hiu his leg was L.eelns
very rely, and that he dil not kno y how
he was hurt. Asher, ON examining, foG d
that considerable quantity Of blood was
scattered along the sidewalk, and took The
man to DR. Cummings Office to have the
wound dressed On pulling of bis boot, it
was found that large vein, just above the
ankle, had burst, without any apparent
cause, from which the blood was flowing in
% stream DR.. Cummings stopped the How
of h!ood and dressed the wound. lie must
have lost two or three quarts Of blood and
would undoubtedly have b.cd to death bad
he not been attended to-. lie was taken TO
thc New J York lolcl. where he stopped drr
ing the remainder Of the night and left this
morning. We could not learn the maus
name, but are informed that he is Il. wood
chopper, and lives some two uie5 from town.
RED BLrrF GARDEN Tic Rcd Bluff In
dependent says TINT ou "Wednesday, Aessrs
Fulni-s d Hudson, gardn,gs Of this place,
secured lease Of the hr3, hom Mr. Doll,
lying opposite the stronboat landing, COM
ri.ing Ioor acres. which they intend to lay
out as vegetable and flow yer garden. This
is beautiful erot situated a. il i.ou t. c
ouk Of tie river and.in the immediate VI
ciuty Of the town. We may expect to zee
it laid out for visitors during the coming
summer, as it is too late to raise a crop This
l.a-on. We understand that Mr POLL with
his usual hboralily, has given the laud at a
mere nominal rent not merely 10 bring it i. q
to use, but to add TO the convenience and
beauty of the town
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
ETaine,s Illinois Harvester.
Mnoii's MOWER,

Cuts 10 Zee wije, deposits he hen Is into follower
and al u-tablc 10 have any required cugth Of suult
-un Immensely effective Machine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
ES Y ID o IL.

eg. GA. wy Z . 7's.5s,
e - II M r - s2s'Ia.
! 4i5.. ca9ico cor. y. a..,: i,i.s: ST.,
ODD gEIL0Ws' BUILDING, ROOMS NOS. 1AND2,
AZ TAECFAC1UEEE VI 81 NERAL TTE1H and
w CONT 'uou, Gun vor5. without seam or crryi
ccs. Restoration oii natural form OF Tie mouth and
f'ce. h.re ID" m .-evs have become suuEen. Also,
GU'a Neyr. uu Cost ratt.
NV facilities for Going mechanical aud operative
D,lt-try are superior to any Dtitst ia this state.
Diseases o' Tie mouth ana gums cured
g ts. u. H.s practced Dentistry in this cit,
t.u years.
Price, sHms MS other good Dentists
Authorizations warranted. febI2-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

Cor SUMNER has been agreed upon hy I'll,
Cabinet for the promotion to the v.cgot
Brigadier Genemiship, made vacant Jy IL,
'reuson Of Twi14s Col summer obtains tli.
in accordance with the rules Of regular pro-
motion in the service
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

INsANE.-Wiiliam Si,k wo, arrested on
Monday in Sacramento in the state Cai itol
building, by officers Cody and Burke. He
wa temporarily insane, and had gone 10 tie
building with little or 10 c,othing on and
was engaged in breaking the windows f the
Cnlitnl
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

The II. O. True Delta gives eX-Sru.tog
Beujnmin first rate notice Relar,iu. TO
The statement which be evidently au,hosj. d.,
that he intended TO prosecute the papers
which had noticed his peccadllors while in
Yale College, the True Demsay-:
"llr B,;iamn doubtless has contemplated
such course as the Louisville journalist has
ass.med uponreai or imagnary grounds;
Lut we win venture horse-c lestuut ag list
chestnut horse the case never comes 10 tjal.
BENZ MINIS ese.ptlys are we'll kroau in
Montgomery aad instead of setting him AL;
amy hey ne doubt have contributed much TO
his aItaucemaut Nous gsyropy"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
WEDNESDAY MORNING. ApRII.3.

MAT, Y WILLIE.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
nraaley,s ratent IEo.se Ral.e.

boy ola enough to ride horse can do all he rahng
lar f.lN. one very great advantage possessed rN
ia rake over any either, is the iron rJnuer-, wirh
arc $50 arranged as To keep the teeth at prop d,
tqree from the ground, which greatly lessons the
ira,h, aud prevents t'o raias in Of dirt, dust Old
taa ,r attcr.Tg--.
Far the above Machines we are the sole Agents for
the Pacific cot~t, ,uI hay Them In liberal Gu ntiti"s
ANA can supply them To Country Ner. hanfs by He
qaauti y, and fa t!guirls cu favorable terms.
prtir- r,g Hrirc ot t., above ,au procure th'm
at s.. p Branch Hoa-es Ht Muysyle, uud Sacramento,
aad ct Jones AZ ue"ietrs. Il cAton.
EssE.AEsVs ssE4L s, CO.,
Nogthsas. corner California anu Battery 50 Gets,
San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
Woods Patent Combined Self Raiing
Reaper aud Newer,
Woods GXyaiher,

NV Machine, first thrt hHve come to california,
represented IS emienty practical in the self RlEns
pgoceas--a desdeiatun long sought in cutting ma
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

McDcuGALL ELforED- telegraph in
forms us that Mcpougal is re cccted We feel
proud satisfaction in the anuouncemcit
The regular Democracy have triumphed, and
California has a Senator who will be true to
her interests The country will rejoice that
a lover of the Union, ana not an apologist
for tire son, has woa the victory.
Arl2oyA SGcrpus The Me.si,la Times Of
March l6'h, contains the proceedings of a
convention held at Messi)a, on the 10Th Of
March. which was presided over ty jams
n Lucas, and addressed )y Hon p. T. Her
lcrt premt'e and resolutions were
adopted in which the grievances Of he reo-
pie Of Arizona received from the Federal
Government are recorded at length, their
sympathy withtbe south declared, and their
determination to 90 with The South strongly
expressed. The President of the convention
was authorized to call an election for Dele
gate to the southern Confederacy a. soon as
informed that the States forming such con
fedcracy had ordered elections for Members
of Congress They resolved not to recognize
the present Black Republican Admiuistra-
ton, but to resist any officers appointed to
the Territory, 10y said Administration, with
whatever measures in their power The chirt
complaints against the Federal Government
are, on account Of the failure to provide a
Territorial Government for Arizona, fojlare
to protect the inhabit,nts against the Indians,
and the withdrawal of the overland mail sar-
vice from the Southern route The resolu-
tions are TO he submitted to n vote Of the
people on the second Monday in April, and in
the meantime the President and Secretary o
the Convention remain in Office Al the con
clusion Of the meeting, three cheers were Civ
en- for the cline in which Washington wa
born and in which Pulaski. found hero1
grave and three cheers for Gen jeff Davis
President olthe Confederate States of Amer
lea. Gen w, c, Jones had announced Ain.-
self candidate for Congress- Gofti
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

CHINESE Female GosA-We saw yoster-
day on B street, between Second and First,
the City Sexton getting specimen of the
fowery kingdom 20 take to the Celestial her
baram She was ON the shady side Of life
when she "ripened, dropped oul all was
Ger" She was followed BY some half dozen
Celestials in Harry Leland'= Express wagon.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

As HIGH WATER stories are in season now,
the Amodor ledger puts in lis oar by telling
Of an acquaintance who swan the n 49,
umne river during freshet in 1850, with
three thousand dollars, al il, ten cent pieces,
in bis vest pocket
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

LNrHAoEDINANY IIAu Ion SU0l1V I1st
eav- the Shasta Cou'irr, bail .torm Of am
tN.raudinary character, plsstd over ro-
tious Of the county ON the olst side Of tie
river. The z:ortl lasted about one hour ju-
ri .t which time the hill fell In sau-c piaces.
'o be der tn of four inches, much of It re-
manning on the ground the following day
fhe chlntes are, Of course, th1t nearly III
binds Of fruit binds aod young fruit were de-
elLNNNI.