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8t0tal.
Health to the Sick Drink and Live
TO n

TO THE PUBLIC:
A PEW words is an that is necessary 70 make know
n the history and wonderful o~uTstive powers Of this
astonishing remedial agent, the Highland Bitters, Of
celebrated Scotch ~stsmachic. which has PROVED itself, In
every instance, to be the only paRacea or true talismar
Of health 10 the sick and afflicted u every nation and Of
every cline. Il was discovered By Sir George Ballan-
gal, n. D., p. r. s., Profess - 49, s--TTis
the far-fsmed University Of EdinbgTs s9 San1 ~
-l-~saA 49, rutu uuftiuB en- n lneusahda ue
British and Frenoh soldiers in the Crlmea, during the
Russian war, Sir George RallsnEsl wssappointedb By heI
majesty, Queen Victoria, as chief Of the medical con-
missioners, 10 investigate, in 8 scientific manner, the
extraordinary longevity ard remarkable good health
which has always Characterized the Inhabitants Of the
Scottish Highlands, and the causes which led to such
dep'orable results to the sane individuals when exposed
70 q change Of climate.
he, Sir George, discovered
By patient reserch, that the Highlanders had been IN
the habit OF using a certain combination q herbs and
roofs, indigenous 10 their native hills and gleas. which,
when combined with oriental arc EauC, was found %
be The most snperlative ihvigovstnr and builder Up Of
the human system which The world or suffering human
ity has ever known.
Its Remarkable Powers as a
Medicine
Were fully tested. asd crowned with unprecedented SIC
cess IN every instsucH where its virtues were tried
and 10 might have been truly said that tEe COOd time
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m. J.. B, WAsSOE, DeRtIst,

HAYIEG located permanently IN tAe g.
III civ Of Memphis. respectfully selects
the patronage Of all who may desire hls4I
professional services In any OF its various 01
branches, and warrants satisfaction 70 81 who may favgr
him with their confidence. All operations perfGrr1ed
ia The most approved and skiufui manner Teeth IN
serted, from one % 81 entire set, On sucti0n OF atmos-
Hheric pressure, thereby dispensing with the use Of
clasps or bands attached to the natural tech. Pine gold
wlu be used. or ether kinds OF arJdaial base II desired.
Special attention given 20 the treztingo al diseases Of
the mouth ard sums, and she saving o. natural teeth,
miui0as Of waich are being Lost annually for want Of a
little skilfBl and judlcisus treatment. Teeth extracted
with the aid Of local annesthesia, preventing al severe
pain and suffering. Once on Hain street, below Unica,
No. g21. in Jones & Tags new block. iylA-dtvawty
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rs THE ukCUIT COURT AT RAIzIsH. TEVyEs
u aea--Nm- a Brown and Ann 3. Brown, bis wife.
IS Aargaret p. G5sou ara Gsozglasa Eihzrn. mfuo-.
Petition for division Il slaves.
% motichl md % lv1earinE hom the petition hereia
n1a thn ne tesendanis are ndn-residentr OF ne stzia
of Ien1esssel lt is therefore ordered b ne clerk In Va
eati9n, that pa1iic1ticu be made IN ne weekly Appel
tor tnlrty DAYS nouiy1nE and r~al1irinE the defendants.
4ErEaret P and GeovEana Gi31on, 70 apBear Sc Nay
tern e ne Circuit Cont 20 b. held al Raleigh. for IA
oou1y o. Shelby On ne ia EoNDAT N A
k21f then aua there, within The drt thrss days on
said tefns piea1 a1swcr or demrr o ne oonriainauiss
pastion. hied IN SAID c5urs, for division 81 slaves. Or
ne sane VII ee taxes for Onfesssds and sst for hear
ina * rsrte, etc
Done At rnce Gsnu1rg u. ie1l nird BsodaT IN sep-
temher IeA - y - -EWAE
tlT-wlm rTarH
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BJacksmljtH and FyragOIa Shop.
A Ii kinds Or new work made, and all kinds Of -
"a repairing done at the shortest notice. any N
work Earrauled. en- hazd a. al times, Drays, HI II
Wa-oas, Carts and Plsws. Horse shOeinE not ex- =
ceIIed BY anybody. Prices very low, and stn lower foT
cash. VALENTINE VERNE, "
Corner Fznoe and Csussy Streets,
fab18-iaziy Eemphis, Tenn.
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TheChief Among Ten Thousand
DaIley'S Magical Pain Extractor

LA Zairsrsaily sHDplantsd an other osuaas--r .us
n heaitnE sDsue1iious IN b5h Ne Ess.srn M w.
"a hen1spaeEess wherever inrodaeedi and ia flrt4-
sc vert Sue trus sGrst q is rscosss In al rrTr-a-
go eT-chonss Wasther ascarns BE- acaAerfo o. &c.,
NJ sGALDs
- lnalsaug renewed - MeH aaguisa, pain ara
lnalmmstusn, y . tinelyE EppHcfioa = ~ 49,
l01f teGisr, and ne aeshEs renewed a. 4,
1tGrM, ne blauIsh Or s-sr2 rHualnIrv
= FErEND 0FITHz EURgFRT
Chl1rgl aEs ffecre1tE H1fsrers f-a7 srfa-~.-
Injuries espeIIaEy hauL Pad ard C1-sErns -
f-toHona-AerGore ererTz ucther sl1l1 nave NJ
haanE preparation ca uaul7 a. 80. IL 49,.
forE Breasts, and qui-ElyE removes tha TgITrn Fl
EISGHORA. 90 prepc@ lsnf IN fhs aaT4erg.
10 TEATELEES Bis SEA AND LtWg
ne E1chlrisu. he Tra-5 rsIsr. and errw rea---
1vidusi Hkasa lot In IfsE tnrdvs hin vino r.
chsncs e 1ocitsut renO e~r5Eoaon. f-rs- r1rg-
sho1id bear Ia mind tha1= lhis Haeic Ertraa1-
best hzd tnly frieHd. IL Il bcth rsrtabIs ~ -s--
ard should ever D htsz cumFEnious e. q fizrf
neef. Tacre arc thon sands q living ufrsa.-
20 TESTIFY 70 its Marvel Ices rirtEs. ubo ~
1er sound uzl1s EndC muscles p Is zr-1
s3ecy.
ne foloEinE are q feuE o. the fcafinq dasas Er
vhirh DALLsT's hAGI@ FAIN ELIEAgt1a
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The Emperora and Empress on Skates.
Paris oorrsspsudsnce Of ne n r IneEl
PaRrr. January Is, 1861.

PARIS, January IS, 1861.
The local excitement OF the moment is the
skatinr n the Bots de Bolonge. Three weeks
OF a Temperature Of ten degrees below freez-
fng roinf hes fsrnishsd the ice for this carni-
val Of he skaters. We DO not pretend 70 rival
tns scenes Of the Serpentins a. London where
he daily report q "PieasureD e lUV00O SKA
trrs. 9e killed.. zoo broken limbs, and POO dam
nerd beads. Nor hage We anything ike Tie
nie1t torchlight scores, the "express skating
t-Rl1 TIE urchsstrss, the quadrliesg or a
ms.e ertistY 70 sase the drowning and dress
fhe broken and maimed- BET
daly szLfbition Of royalty
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GRANT OIL WORKS.
ft NAVY YARD,
AESz1aE0h1G, TonaB@@oe5,
Manufsaure aud keep fer sale erode ND Refined OCT
ton Seed Oils. on Caka and oil Cake Meal.
Eoathern stock FOed.

C0rrON reed, OIL Neal and Cake are the cheapest
and nos, a1irieiegs feol fsy Al KRIS IL stoct-pro-
clces NOR alLk and BUTTER and AriAer ani mere
dencste favor than any eref-kept A. aH.tlne ! op
Aand m quaotiteso srt purhasers, At he Works.
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The GFeac vital Regeneration,
eTRIEsEMARl

OF ENGLAND,
And secured by the seals u the Eooie de Pharmacis de-
Paris, and The Imperial College Of
GedicineY vienna.
MO is i1raiuahIe fr retsratian. sDernaferrhoes
~ and physical exhaustion. and Is 3 tonic.
No. 2 completely e-radiesces an traces OF those dis
eases that have been hitherto treated By the psuseous
and perHieious use Of copavla and cubebs.
30, 3 has. entirely sdpplauted he iniurions use q
nafcuu1 berebg iusuring "a the sn7erer speedy relet
e~lsperairg al the impurities and roofing sut ne venom
o. disease.
~THIEsEMAR MOL, ? and 3 are prepared in The form
q 2 ielenge5 cevcla Of taste and smell, and can b. car
nee the Waistco1 pocket. sold IL tin cases. and
9v.led iuio separHts coaes, - administered " Veloe,u
Laiemtn, Eouzg Riclrd, etc Price s. each. or four
eases 81 ore far Sc. whirh saves 50. and ia an oasss
NheretF there De- 8 saving Of 50. 20 be had wholessls
and retail VI Dr.. BARROW, No. Te4 Blocker street. n
y. lmmedlate'y On receiving a remittance. DIT. Bsr-
row WI forward the rriesemar 20 any part OF The world
seclrey packed lac addressed according 10 the instruc-
tons o. the writer. s Id also ty
tels-aAEly NAEsFTELD a co.
4 SggCgg
w have removed from cur od stand No. 70 Front
w now. 70 TIE JFFFERSoN BLOCK. on second
street, between Adams and Jedtrs5n, whore We win
take pleasure 30 waiting on our friends and rustrners
EEn $3.50
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gist Of gfttfrs.
or TETvTERE


nFwArNTNG IN the Post once at Memphis, Tenn on
fhs sh BAY OF FEBRuARYs tBo Persons calling
Them should say thsttheya are adveriised-
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PLANTATIONS

ne have several desirable places, comprising from
10 $50 acres, from three to ave miles from town some
GRs building sites, and some tracts well adapted f1
market gardens.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12

TERMS OF THE DAILY
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Is published every Saturday mot.Ig and contains
twenty Eight columns of reading matter. Ihe aim OF
the pull fishers will be to make 1t good paper, and
&sutsbe ffering fort riendsin the AtlantcStates.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:
PER YEAR.. ..( by mail FIVE DOLLARS.
Sls Months. SO 90 Three Months 50 90
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
YsvILLE CALL SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 12, 1861.

i've companies for all officers as high as Captain
and acancies above Captain shall lie filled bv
the votes OF the commissioned officers of the
regiment, and all officers elected shall be com.
missioued by the respective Governors Of tho
States or by the President Of the United States.
Section H.. And be it further enacted, That all
letters written by soldiers in the service Of the
United States may be transmitted through the
mails without prepayment of postage, under
snch regulations the Post Office Department
may prescribe, the postage thereon to be paid by
the recipients.
Section II. And be it further enacted That
the Secretary Of War be and he is hereby author
lied and directed to introduce among the vonn.
teer force in the service Of the United States the
system Of allotment tickets now used in the navy
or some equivalct system, by which the family
Of the volunteer may such portions Of his pay as
he may request.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
BrOderick Monument.

The Committee to whom was iutrust.d the
custody Of the funds contributed towards the
erection of a Monument suitable to the memory
Of the late Hon. ID. c. Bruderiok with power to
erect the same, in presenting the following state
mcnt of their trust, would beg leave to direct
public attention to the present necessity of imme-
diac action on the part Of those desirons Of aiding
such object. The Committee have had the trust
in hands nearly two years, and it has not been
from any lack Of eXcrtion on their part that the
same has not been completed at tins date The
amount Of funds contributed did not admit Of ac
tion as they were unwilling to commence a ma
tional work without a full knowledge Of the limit
Of the expense, having the experience which has
attended the Washington Monument in view The
amount of cash on hand, deposited with the san
Francisco Savings and Loan Society, is S6,2G3 81 /:
of which sum s. AIS IS was contributed, and
$oI5 interest earned by the same, as per fol
lowing:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
NOTE; FOUND,

A NOTE for $l00 was found in this city on Angus
~ 29h. ltis dated Nevada, May 18th, 1861, drawn
in favor of D. Kraft, and by him endorsed over to
John German. The owner have the note by iden-
tifyng himself at this Office, and paying for this adj
vertsement. au5l-lW
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
Nos AND LOAN socTr7T IN ACCOUNT WITH TIL
WV L HennIck Sncrri.rr


This sum is not sufficient to warrant The Com
mtee IN commencing any work: but in order
that they may arrive at some definite knowledge
Of the amount to be devoted to such purpose
they have fixed upon the following plan: Sub
scrpllons To be solicited between this and the 5th
day Of October ensuing, at which date the Com
mttce will proceed to contract for the building of
monument to the extent Of the means on hand.
1t therefore rests with the people of California in
whose defense he laid down his life, to determine
the character Of the Monument to the Memory Of
David c. Brodcrck. Those having subscription
lists in their possession are called upon to make
immediate returns thereof as a fail list Of all
donors and subscribers, as well as all delinquent
agents, will be published on or before the 18th Of
October Parties desirous Of contrlbutjn to the
Monument Fund, can do SO by dcpusiung their
amounts at the Savings and Loan Soccty's Bank.
to the credit Of the Fund, or with any Of the
Committee.
Architects, who have submitted desirus or de-
sire TO submit designs for the Monument, will re-
ceive every information by calling on C. u. Carter,
No. 9G Merchant street, on or before the 18th day
of October, at which date @ I,aa viii he aduptcd.
The COMMITTEE desire to express their thanks
to the Proprctors Of Lone Mountain Cemetery for
the donation Of an eligible site tr the Monument,
10 feet square.
In conclusion, they would earnestly appeal to
all those who hold the memcry ol the good and
great IN reverence, as well the patriotic in gen
cral, to lend their aid towards the consuumatlon
| of their trust The present is peculiarly lifting
period for the erection Of a Monument which
shall be as endurable as the Union, to the memory
Of one Of the first martyrs to a cause which a
| this day has such hosts Of advocates in California
Trusting TO meet with prompt response, the
Committee resrectfully submit the above.
VIM. NJ Lent Chas Ilosmer,
+. l.. Van Bokelen, 4. j. Pouercr,
F. A. Sawyer, Chas. Watrous,
j. W. Britain, c. D. Carter.
WIN. MCKIBBEN, President.
j. p. BUCKLEY, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
WANTED

4 SITUATION rs Cnpyist or Accountant in soma
IA respectable Mercantile House or Office in this
city. Re!erance as TO character and capablty will
be given when required. Address Box 60, p O.
Marysvlls .epas
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-12
3otels and 8estaurants.
HOTEL DU NORD & RESTAURANT
TO THE PUBLIC.

If you want to be comfortable and at home-Go to
Il the Hotel du Nord
Do you wish good Breakfast, Dinner Sup
per in style which can not surpassedY Go to the
Hotel Du Nord
Do you wish good bed In and a fine ventil lted
room where neatness and ceanncsa he found from
the first to the fourth story? The Hotel Du Nord is
the place.
Do you wish any family and reception rooms?-
The Hotel Du Nordl
The culinary is conducted in remarkable styl9
known to be the best the Pacific Coast. Tho pro-
prietor of the Hotel and Restaurant Du Nord will spare
no trouble to suit every taste
There is "a fine cool, private dining room in the
House.
Liquors and Cigars, first choice. Billiards free.
The proprietor begs to inform his friends and the
travelling public that they will find in the Hotel Du
Nord every thing announced and not to be surpas
ed by any other hotel in the city-poite walters and
prompt attendance.
Carriages for all parts of the city and stages Tor
all parts of this State.
s8SF~ English French, German, Spanish and Italian
spoken.
sg- Open day and night ]. sAJOUS,
sepI my Sole Proprietor, Marysvlle Cal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

SAN BERNARDINo-Dr Barton, claimed
been elected to the Assembly by n large ma
jority. H. Bogert, the Secession candidate
for Senator, is elected beyond doubt
TuoMAs FRANCIS MEAGuER on When
national righte are to be indicated, | do not
Iepudiate the resort TO physical force-I do
not ahhor the use of arms. There are occa-
| sions when arms alone will suffice " hen po-
! litical amelior 'tions call for II drop of hlood-
ave, for many thousand drops Of Hood
Opinion. admit. cir may he left to oper-
ate against opinion. But force must be used
against force The soldier is proof against an
argument but not hgainsta bullet The man
that will listen to reason, LET him he reasoned
with. But it is only weaponed arm of the
patriot. that can prevail against battalioned
despotism. Therefore. sir | do not condemn
the use Of arms as immoral, nor do conceive
it profane to say. that the King of Heaven
the lord of Hosts. the God of brttles, be
slows his henediction upon those who un
shrathe the sword in the hour of u nation
peril.
Be it in the defence, or he it in the asser-
ton of peoples liberty. hail the sword as
II sacred weapon; and if it has sometimes
taken the shape of the serpent and rtddeued
the shroud of the oppressor with too deep IA
dye, vet. sir like the anonted rod of the
High Priest. it has ut other times and as Of
ten. biossoned into celestial flowers TO deck
The freeinan's brow.
Ahhor the sword? Stigmatze the sword =
MOI for in the passes of the Tyrol it cut to
pieces the banner Of the Bavarian. and thro'
those craggy detiles struck a path to fame for
the peasant insurrectionist of Innsbruck !
Andrew Hofer, gallant leader of the Tyro
Itse; tied 10y court martial. he was shot by
his country's oppressors. Feb. 90, 1910
Ahhor the sword? Stigmhtize the sword ?
No! for it swept The Dutch marauders out of
he fine old towns of Belgiun-scourg. d
them back to their own plegmatir swamps,
and knocked their flap and srpptre, their laws
and hayonets, into the sluggish watere of the
Schrldt
Ahhor the sword? Stigmaize the sword ?
No for at its llow giant nation started
from the waters of the Atlantic and by the
redeenling magic of the sword, and in he
quivering of its crimson light, the crippled
colony sprang into the attitude ofa proud re-
public-prosperous, limitless, and invinci-
blel
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

FATAL AFFRAY AT La PORTE On Sunday
night difficulty occurred in gambling sa-
loon, at La Porte. between an Italian named
Bona, who, we understand, was the Irorrie-
tor of the saloon and Mexican called "Mu'
chach." The difficulty had its origin in Tho
game which was progressing, during which
| the Mexican made an assault on Bona with a
knife, indicting three or four bad cuts A
brother of the wounded man, who was pres
ent, shot the Mexican with his revolver, hit
ting him some four times, as we learn, and
killing him almost instantly. Bona was not
dead when the stage left La Porte on Mon
day morning, but it was said that he could
not possibly recover.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

ORovILLR RAILROAD The Butte Record
says the original sub contract for procuring
timber for the Railroad from Oroville to Nj
rysville, has been abandoned 10y the controc.
tors. and that Messrs. Chenery. Binney d Co
have closed another contract with Messrs
Garrioit Gluckauf. for all the timber neces.
sary for its construction. The well knovr
character of Il contractors insures "A fai,hm
fultlment Of the engagement on their part
and if there is any failure it will not he a..
crbable to them. 1t is lime matters connec
ted with the road assumes something like H
eo-ahead shape, as they have only one year
longer under the etatute, to place the road in
running condition
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
The Demonstration at San Francisco
against DIR. Scott.


against DIR. Scott.
We are sorry that the popular indignation
against DR. Scott, for the treasonable senti-
ments entertained and expressed hy him. at
San Francisco, had not found vent in an or
derly and lawful manner. We hope we shall
not be called upon TO record another depart
ure from good order, by Union men. 1t
cannot be justified. We suppose no one will
attempt such task. 1t was an cutburst OF
Indignation an angry resenting Of an insult
to the Nation. Those who participated in it
were exctable men, who seemed to have no
special aim in view. They did no violence
to DR.. Scott but contented themselvers with
showing him by their presence and manner,
that he had made himself offensive to them
in the extreme. II is well they went no
further. We repeat that we are cory they
went so far But we by no means differ from
the Union men who assembled around DR..
Scott Church on Sunday. as to the magni-
tude of his offense He has boldly claimed
for J, f. Davis that he is no more a rebel or
traitor than was Washington. He meant,
and was go understood, that Davis was fight
ing in just cause. This State is a loyal State,
Scott knows that in San Francisco there are
but IA handful of men who sympathze with
the rebellion. He breaches from a book
which says: "Verily say unto you, offences
must come but woe unto him though whom
they come" He is responsible for the breach
of the psace committed at San Francisco on
Sunday lie we'll knows tue intense feeling
of the great masses Of the people of San
Francisco against the hated Davis and his
cause He seems to US to have defed the
heated passions of the people. Taking shell
ter under his clerical robes, he has utlei ed
stronger language than any layman Of his
politics. (for he is pohticinn) would venture
to use in San Francisco. After the proceed
ings Of Sunday last. we hope he will ace fit to
resign his place as pastor of Calvary Church,
and cease appearing as a religious instruct or
in community he has go grevously offended
His legal right to remain there is not in the
case at ALL If the public peace is endan =
gered by it. he should retire from his pulpit
He is not ft to preach to Government men
for he ia not Of them. The cold winds Of
San Francisco visit his cheek too roughly
There are warmer airs where treason falls
musically upon the ear. Why does the
learned Doctor tarry among the men who
think Davis deserves the gall0ws, when he
can be received with open arms. by those
who agree with him that Davis is second
Washington? Let US all urge upon him the
propriety of speedy emigration from oar
shores. If he will remain, we trust that 10 mob
will harm him, but that the arm of the Gov
ernment lie thinks SO lightly of may reach
him, and deal with htm according to his de
serts. Is not the discouragiug of enlistment
in the volunteer ranks, lending aid and COM
fort to the enemy? Is not the defending of
armed rebels treason? The lawyers know
We do not. We only know that DR.. Scott,
like all other men, is amenable TO the laws
of the United States and of this State. We
hope he will be compelled to yield them
strict obedience.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

THE New LOAN IN CALFoRNA We learn
that there is considerable demand for U. )
Treasury notes. at the Office of the u S As
sistant Treasurer None. as far as we have
learned have yet been received. except 81,
500 by Judge McAllister, in payment of his
salary. Mr.. Cheeseman has written TO Sec
retary Chase on the subject, for the purpose
of having forwarded to California a sufficient
amount TO meet the public requirements -
Only few days since "A citizen about leaving
for the East applied at the Mint to have
SS.Ooo in specie exchanged for notes Issued
hy authority ofthe last Congress The Trea-
furer was unah.e to furnish them, but this
difficulty will be soon removed The Cow
ernment purposes at an early day calling M
on Cali i'ornia for financial aid and il is he
lieved that her patriotic citizens will be
prompt in responding Meantime, there is
large amount of specie in the hands of The
Assistant Treasurer for Government use ::
sufficient we may add. to pay over double
the number of volunteers called into service
for twelve months AHa
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

Run AwAr.-Somebodys team, from the
country, ran away, up Second street, yester-
day afternoon. Divers parties tried to stop
them in their mad career, by shaking clubs
in their faces, and various other ingenious
performances They were not to be diverted
from their course, however. but kept straight
on. increasing their speed, till they had passed
the last corner, and saw directly in front of
Them the fence at the end of the street, when
they voluntarily slackened their pace and
came tos halt without material damage to
themselves. the wagon or the fence