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ave NerfN''H N'l'''f WV t
= .ui~l by several, sm objected TO by a
2 ,rerb,r OF The committee on rcso lutIons,
4 ssatlns hat II had been agreed In commit.
\ w ,hat no one should te endorsed by the
meetng
Wlereupon Mt Wright Withdrew his
molion and consequently no one vn' en-.
defs,d by tho meeting
Or motion the meeting adjourned.
, |4
Garfield County Agricultural Society
C.EARriELD, Jan. Il, 1861
Tho annual meoiing Of the Cloalfeld
County Agricultural Society wOt held in
tho NJ r. Church. The meeting was
eallcd TO order by the President, who an.
nourced that the Constitution fixed This
time for the election Of officers for the
ensuing year; Ehen, on motion, the fol.
lowing persons were unanimously elected
Presidcnt-Ell Irwin, Goshen.
Vice Prcsidents- Hon. j. H. Leonard,
Clesriei borough William Irwin, Cur
wcnsvillc borough Samuel Kirk, Lumber
City; John VI. Cummings New Wash,
ington John J. Reed, Lawrence J. II.
Flcming Pike; Elah johnson, Penn /;
Samuel Arnold. Brady David DrcsSlcr,
Union David lylcr HoustC n Jacob ".
Campbell. Bell James McMurrav, Burn
side; Aaron II. Pierce, Chest W. Nc
crackcn, Ferguson John Thompson, 'r,
Jordan Il. u. Wright, Bcccaria }. NJ.
Chase. Woodward G. ". McCully, Gu.
lics James Bloom, Bloom Geo. Turner,
Boggs; John Shaw, Decatur; Daniel
Stewart, Rradford Jacob Nook, Morris
j.. D. Hall, Karthaus F. F. Coudriet!,
Eovington; Thomas Leonard, Girard A.
p. Shaw, Goshen; James McCleilanG.
Fox; George ,Erhard, Knox; Samuel
Lansbury, jr., Graham.
For Executive Committ%e-G r. Bar
rett, John McGaughey, viii. Mcbride,
josiah H. Reed, Richard Shaw, sen.
Recording Secratary-D. F E,zweiler.
Correspondins Secretary-Leyi F, lr.
win.
Litrarian- John I. Weaver.
Trcasurey-Isaac Johnson.
On mott IN,
Resoicca, That Board oi Managers,
consisting Of fifteen persons, who shall be
practical agriculturists, shall be elected
for one year, whose duties it shall be 10
attend 10 the collection Of seeds, pcriodi.
Gals, &c, a., and who may act in concert
with, but not in opposition to, the Eyecu-
tire Committee. when
al. Reed Joseph Irwin,
Petcr Hoover, Martin Luther,
Edx. Perks, Elisha Fenton,
Aaron {. Tate, DR.. J. 7. IIoyt,
Wn. T Gilbert, John A. l.. illegal,
ltey. Ssm'l J. Miles John Is. Hewitt,
Thos. M'Ghee, Conrad Baker,
David Adams, SEN, we're elected for the
ensuing yc:r.
Hh sEcRErARr's REPORT.
M. prC;iItnt: One year ago his Society
numbered about sixty members. An at-
tempt was deemed advisable 10 rssuscitstc
snd place it in respectabi:ity and useful
ness, along side of similar societies in our
adjoining counties. In respect to inem-
{. beryhir, i, has PERHAPS. only, filled yet
much has certainly been accomplished.
1850 No Of mentors. 60
lScl-- $50
Gain in membership, ---- coo
No. OF articles on exhibition, as shown on
Entrance Book. 72o
~ cash received from citizens Of Clear
fsld borough and vicinity as dona-
sions, $3.50 "a
Hy call received al gates from
rembeu and others during the
Fsir, G99 Gj
/ By cash received from Life mem-
! bers, los OO
rs cash received from county, as
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s., tnraly sts, iIts. ttcs
I'"n HrL Z !o,glr, A,n',r / CBI'I
pp I.ur r7nunt 10 said nI yoIr III, fT the nf
r,ir,"cs-. Irotl,crs x our fotrnil, la'. tund !h.m
rih,,ruIs have. 'Ary ssrul ia Ite n yrtrltu-
ug ir the benefit uG the muii;ulcS VIM tuicr from
tlut complaint, wltl alth'"-h ' c'orSi ~ ii-lL Is
the rrO,cuitrr of others HAT wu1r icli.v' C"-
r,R,s, {" originate In the ser at yuur !s meet that
oi srH and cure the disease.
J'arn Nr'. T. Sar,t I'r,i'i,H -al H]wtI T. s;7u.
Gud nnc ~ two lac doses Of your pi'ls taken Al The
proper tim" rgyrut ruutiyrF of Tire s''gU E,rT,
tan When wholly ur partially 'uppr,'v' 'nI a's1 very
rliyt',ml g, r,'rar the SoHtDi aud c1}r' r.HS. They
ARE Iuur tia Lost Ih, sc AaNc tin! !e-yuiugnd
no other t1 ,Hy Ia'eriis'
Ptas Ge E,r Ir Hlr'., ofhs NiIsiF FIs Ciurcl.
ri1tsFI IlaJ.sr. Savannah Ga.. Jan. &. 1856.
U,vou'p Sir: ] should o., uu-ruclul f'r the r,iii
your sl In, brought II did uoi r"0rt my rase %
y9u A rld stlrl ia NV limbs and brlgt on "Arrl-
rriiLg sHr,Lyfr jifs, which tul"d ~ "'rlt I.''r-
.iua Manufacturing had The let vr rltvNi-ians the
disease gg-s woGsc aHI wnr" until r thg mivcr 81 y"ur
excellent a4ut iu g.. lmuro. lr Mackenzie, tiled your
PHI. lhl cii, u were slow, Int EyIerse' ''Ius
in tlss !g,e 60. thgin am u.w rstircly we'll
srs4r- CGsugE rS'n, Rouge, ia.. Dec. lsth.
r. Isr: iRyo l.-su ,rilrfy rur'' hy your lilI 81
Fh,'nnfs t,,EtI as utl disease il,t ,ind sHc'rl l''
f.r wears VINCENT eIiblLL.
o. Nryt 4 rir Inl7 in market contain Ni'r-s'r'
rln,h al;L,sgI. Aauallr remedy IN skiliu LANDS "
dangerous in public pill irug the dreadful cons''
uurrrS that ireucrtly fll.w It, iacautiuS W" These
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
Price, % cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER q CO., Lowell Mass
rer s,ld by c. D. Watson, CleRrfolli i. A
Irwin, Curwensville; =. Arnold, Euthersburg
Montgomery Co., New Salem; j. c. Brcnner
Norrisdalo, c. r. Foster, philipsbugg and Elizi
Chase, Ansonville and by dealers everywhere.
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WA@G1ASa 94VyNha
ny, AND SILVER WARE,

WYE would respectfully inform our friends,
w patrons and the public GO orally, hat We
have now in store and offer Wholesale 2 nd Re.
tail at the lowest Cash Prices, large and very
choioe stock Watch, Jewelry, silyer and Plated
War of every variety aud style.
Every description Of Diamond Work and 9TH
or Jewery, made to order at short notice.
Ssss> All goods anted to be rs represented,
Particular attention given to the repairing Of
Watches and Jowelry Of every description,
STAUFPER & HARLEY.
No. 622 MARKET street, (south sidc,) Phi!a,
Sept. l9th, 1880. G mo.
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SNhERlEES sALi.--By virtue Of a writ Of
y Venditioni Exponas, issued out Of tho Court
Of Common Pleas Of Centre County, and to me
directed, thorc will be exposed FOR sale By pnbli"
outcry, at the Court House, In the borough Of
Benefontc, on MONDAY, tho 2Sth day Of JAN
UARY next
All the interest Of the Defendant, being the
undivided one fourth part &C all that certain
tract or portion of land situate in the township
of Rush, in the county Of Centre, and the town
ship of Decatur, in the county Of Clearheld, con-
tanning 1905 acres and allowance, being held in
common with A. @. Curtin, d. ! Pruner, and
John NJ Hale, all Of which said premises are de-
scrihcd by notes and bounds. in n mort gage
By the said Joseph i. Lingle ~ the said william
II. Blair, dated sth September, 1857, and record.
cd in tho ofIico for the recording of pced9 in
Centre county, iu Mortgage Book L, page 90, &c.
Seized, taken in execution, ans to be sold as the
property Of Joseph J. Lingle -
GEO. ALEXANDER,
p,.fsae. SnSll4 pse, oaSs' e. 1850 apos, 'H'''A
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Dysenlery, Dirrrhrn, Relax, Worms.

IItIt Y 7. q. bItINI 2 'WGVl,
Your rls iHse Ini long iIial m my Fra ticc, aud !
hold cH IN ~ -I ~ ono II tie beat ulrricis have
rr found. Thrr Alternative rilvct ulOn the lirr Iak"r
them u oAcn!cut IrpIriy when given Ia Sna doses ia
ioat dyscHiyl shi di1TIT'. Their sugar coating
nrkrs iiria ,ry acceptable aud convenient lr the
uf wai.uH auil children.
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Phillipsbnrg and Waterford Railroad

FHlIIIpsDurS "nd WaterIcru Railroad
A MEETING Of tho Stockholders Of th.
u "Philipsbnrs and Waterford Railroad
Company" will be he'd at the Office Of said Com
pany, in tho borough Of Clear6sld, Clearfeld
county, Pa, on MONDAY, tho 18th day OF
March, 1. d. 1861, between the hours Of 70 and
J o'clock p. m. of said day, for the purpose Of
e!ectiuS one President and twelve Directors to
serve until tho oecond Monday Of January, 1859.
A full attendance is requested.
l.. J. GRAMS Secretary.
C1earhell Inn. ol 1861.
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IIsaaashs. s.sieLIIcndach .Enml slomaeh.

FrJHt DT. LarUd N,Jd, NNnUorr,
DEAR l'rO AggN; cunnt snswor ,ou riut ,r,nulpui.
ryo cure with your Pills better Ghrn e. NV @ INIT ne
,tr trsh 10Th lrgdir- m'r-,iaS lIarc great dlrir
deu"e gftactuRl oah,rtr IN my dtil, contest with
Aarnsc, aui hlcyiug ~ lI !,t your PILLS AFFORD W The
tczl W have, Of course value ,hcu hislhy
lirrsnurC, Ia. MAY !, 1855
IN. J. c. AVN. Sir have bocn repeatedly cured II
ula wJrst A,dt. s any body have h. dose two
NJ ygHr rii'y. Il 10 arise l,,m tul stomach
which they clrtn'u a. rnrc.
Yyuyd ith Ergt respect, w. W. rEkniH,
,g.yI ,fE Et.,u,sr Glitf %
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-01-23

AyrEs AVIaIcAN ALMANAC has now ar
rived and is now ready for delivery, graf
IL. by c. d. Watson, 10 all who call for it.
Our readers may be surprised to know
that this little pamphlet which has be-
. come go much favorite in our section
has quite the largest circulation Of any
I cue book in tho gorld. except the Bible.
Itis printed ia nlany different languages
and scattered through many nstions as
supplied to almost the entire population
~ our own vast domain. Every family
should keep it, for It contains informa>
sion which all are liable to reqaire, when
sickness oyertakes them and which may
prove inyaluaN lc from being at hand in
season. lfyou take our advice, you will
call AND get an Ayers Almanac and when
got, keep it.
wItsoTlsM;.-Some years ago David
Wilmot made the following declara.
fion
II am determined to arouse the people
10 he importance Of the slavery issue,
and get up anorgauization through whicl.
they can get control of the government ia
66 and ii become satisfied that those
e6orts will fail. md The people will not
assert their rights, THEN ILL BE
DND IF DON'T JOIN THE PAR
III THAT | THINK WILL SEND THI
0USTRY TO HE'LL TIE QUICK
Mrp
His organization did not get the contro
9odesired and whether his present par
W bends the country where he, in his an
"a, wanted TO send it, depends only
kon whether it continues TO so down al
pas since Liucolns election.
baaks soys. "Let it slide"-'To He'll !"
sgs N1lno,.
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SsTkTEGENT Of tho CLEGRFIELD CoUN-
- TY BANK, for the month ending December
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Bilious Disorders - Liver ComplaInts.

Fym Dr. Tis,ri"r, ifH. "r Nre Iil CR.
Stt ruy are ,uur Pills lmrLly adapted to their pur.
p'S' Upctirni NJ ul their beneficial riarts unu
the Ly.f 'eTy AlsrLrd inder They have IN my prac.
tcg Iro,r. lwFJ Eicctunl Lr IiC ~ ',opf caHl
pants thGu auy uas rvm,dy van mention. sngrry
uiorc that wu have ~ lcH,;lh ImSati,C which % wsT.
th tho eodc..cs 81 Tho iiuirssin aud the lu llg.
y, PARIALNr OF TuE lNrrrirr,
Washington, y. G.. ,tl Feb, 1880.
Slr; lHV1 used y0nT iIs ia my general md lr-li i
pr.gcr aver si.p ySU II4do ,n ali vaIl hr-ilro to
ny they the hrst euiharsIc umiluy ILrr 49, IL
Muns action tho liver Is qua Hul trrb!Ii, CU!i.e-
ticuty they aluIirnlt Irincly iOr dIAug
Ot that orgu. iuiycd, have srlk,In found a Of
Li. tssiss t-Iiuni iArt IL .i not Iuriiy yisi 10
them. !TE'.gia!ly yuuis, AiDAHJ HALl., ". j.,
JayyC ,r.r ~ TIE ltitnC If,,ti 4,
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prsp.rsia. Immunity af th. Blooa.

ls.,a Esr J. y Hne,, Isst,r .f Adrot tA"re', Dat ~
pE. Arm; ! laro gssd your ilS with extraordinary
y fas,ily nnd among usc MT called tn visit
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion aud
purify tho iIv-I they tho very best remedy have
ever kuowH aud clA cVHhi'utly ic:'dnhcnl il'm f"
M friends. Yours, !. v HINES.
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N,ESt". VyamnE Co., =. J.. oct. ~, l'b''
Drtr SE: ana using yuur Cat!srii' is In ~, rrtc-
lcr Enl fud .hpu excellent purEatiNe tr cleanse the
systvin Eui JGriig he f.rp}fiHs, ~ lie H'-''.
JOHN G.. HEACiIAM Y. y.
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CLEARFIELD AND CENTRE
GOVS9-ela
Tyrone, Blair County, Pennsylvania.
THOMAS aAYs, PROPRIETOR.

ygIHE Subscribcrrsspcetfuliy Informs his friends
4 in Clearfed county, and the public general
ly, that no has again taken charge Of the above
Hotel, and is fully provided with everything nee
sssary to the comfort and convenience Of his
guests. A large Warehouse for the Storage OF
goods Is attached to the establishment
Jan. l6, iseI. 81. THOMAS MAYS.
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Cheese.

~ OOD ARTICLE Of n. y. CHEESE fnr sal,
II at the store Of [jan?3l WM, +. IRWIN.
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JAS. B. GRAHAM, Cashier.
Cloarhel Pa, Dec. 81, 1860. jan9
nisstins Mil and cut Saws, Mann's axes and
IT, general assortment Of Hardware at the
store Of L. A. IRWIN,
CurWensville, May l6, 1860.
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This work contains over 800 pages Of closcly
printed matter, and viii be sOld by subscrip-
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Balance in hands Of Trea-Vrcr, S2l9 SO
Amount put out on interest fer
nins months, 200 90
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23

A FIREMEN's STATE CONVENTION. "A num-
Der of circumstances have lately occurred
touching the government OF the different
Fire Departments III the State, which
more and more conviuces us of the necessity
of holding State Convention of Representa-
tives from each company in each Department
so that some concert OF action may be had 10y
the hremen throughout the State, upon mat
ters of snterest, which cannot but affect them
ALL We propose, therefore, that a State Con-
vention of iremeu be held IN the city of Sac
ramento. on or about W Wednesday, Septen er
18th. This will be during the holding of the
State Fair and better opportunity will be
had to secure "A full Attendance We recon
mend the election of two delegates from each
company, So that in the event of unavoidable
absence on the part of one delegate, the com
pany SO circumstanced, will not he entirely
deprived of representation. We have mum
Der of suggestions to make for tie couside-
ration of State Convention of the tiremen
but before making them, We prefer the fire
men should take some action in regard to the
holding of such Convention. We earnestly
recommend the Board of Delegates of the
San Francisco Fire Department to pass reso
lutions, recommending the course eindcate
go that the delegations to the Convention may
all be chosen on the same day, in every De-
partment.- Spirit ofthe Times.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23

Wool Growers ASSOCIATION. The Wool
Growers. Association, organized in this city
in September last, says the Union, have es
tabished an agency in San Francisco. by
which shippers of from one to five thousand
pounds of wool can ship on equal terms to
the heaviest wool growers, who have hith-
ero controlled the market, and obtain be-
sides, advances on their consignments. The
Agent and Secretary of the Association. J
E. Perkins, was until recently q citizen of
Sacramento and has rhe confidence of the
producers in this part of the Slate for his
business correctness and energy. In re-
cent circua he says, " My own advices from
Boston correspondents are vuite favorable,
and quotations average one hundred per cent
over the tariff of prices fixed by the San
Francisco wool combinations"
HUMBUG-At the examinatson of the Far
mingham (Mass.) Normal School, President
FELTON, spoke in strong terms of the serious
effects of steel pens. their tendency to iniure
and paralyze the nerves of the arm. sad
proofs of this influence had come under his
own knowledge. His predecessor, Dir. Walk
er, and at least six of his acquaintances, had
received permanent injury from the habitual
use of steel pens.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23

EMPHATIo.-The Shasta Courier thus ad-
dresses the Breckinridge men in relation to
fusion:
II you really suppose that the majority
wing OF the Democracy of this State, backed
as u is by large majority of every Demo-
Nralic State organization in the Union, as
wen as'by two thirds Of the Democratic
voters OF the Union, are going to quietly
yie,d TO the arrogant, presumptuous and i'm
Puuent claim of the minority wing to regu-
1Saqf'fy Of organization, he at once undeceived.
% our chief leaders are out Of the Union. and
o.hers are doing all they can to get out. The
suohghoIdS of your party are now foreign to
~ you They are no longer in your country.
ihey are under another fagl What nom
sense, then, for the defeated Breckenridge
party OF California to still endeavor to main
"a lam Its organization, in the face of the appal-
ing fOcts that it is in a hopeless minority
mere and the great body of its sister organi-
zations in other States have been utterly
eaten up by the virus of secession Why not
AZ once thlow your foolish pride of opinion"
70 the winds and join the regular Democratic
organization with heart and soul, and thus
save the State from threatened Republican
capture?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23
All sizes of the Ketchum Combined
Reaper
On hand, and for sale cheap for cash,

ALL the different make Of Thrashcrs which repre-
sent in hi, advertisement, lisctured only by
the parties above named and stand AHEAD Of all other
makers
EXTRAS Qfautbe digsreat make Of uac}aec, can
be had on short notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23
TEL EGRAPRT
GOVER THE STATE LlNE.1
Legislative.
SACRAMENTO. April 22d.

SACRAMENTO, April 22d
SENATE Mr. Parks intro uced an act 10
exempt from sale certain asphaltum lands
from the provisions Of the Swamp and Over
flowed Land bill Passed.
AssEMBLY.-Mr. Conness, from the Special
Committee appointed to investigate the
charges against Mr.. Wadren Chairman of
the Committee on Claims, introduced re-
port entirely exculpating Mr.. Waldren from
all blame and casting the odium on Samuel
Wittgensteip, one of the copying clerks OF
the Senate. The testimony in the case was
read, and a resolution asking the Senate to
discharge Wittgensten from the public SER
vice, was adopted.
message was received from the Cover
nor. approving an act to provide for the sale
of the lands donated to this State for school
purposes also three acts, granting the right
to lay down railroad tracks in certain streets
in San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23

'MUsr we have war? war between
brothers-betwetn the grandsons of the Rev
oution ?' Breckinridge Address.
Don't know. Tell better when we hear
again from Genera Beauregard
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23
List OF Articles Manufactured at
TuOS OGG SHAW'o
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

E. PICKS IlEApER OR HARVEST ER, which is by
far superior to any imported machine 'ok Fust
Prenju ht Sacramento IA 1855, and in 1859.
This machine Is both light durable
THE CALIFORNIA CO BINEO REAPER AND
MOWER which cuts six feet in width and is he best
machine on this Coast This machine took tn FIRST
Premium Ct the great trial. last season, at aS,and,
over eleven other machiuts
RIDEk'S PATENT EQUAL ZING SCREW HORSE
POWhR-Possesses great advantages over any
other Power in u.s., aud is well calculated for doing
all kinds of work ually done by Horse Powers,
can be easily repaired and at lit expense
EGGLEST MS RROA DCAS1 PATENT SOWING MA
CHINE-rhis is the Only Seed Saver ever invented
that can he depended upon Tor sowi.go grain, on
all qGate, soil, and in all Kinds OF weather. 1t
can be chanVeu suitable to SOW the ae,t quantI-
ty of Grass seed, per acre. to lle largest quantity Of
Wheat, Oats. Barley, ar any Other G am, sown
bro tdcHst. The cut- fl slides are so arranged at
In closing out lard, any width may he FROM
TWki NE FEET down to ONE; has taken FIRST
PREHICU at every state and Comfy Fair where
l. has been exhibited.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23
DISTRICT COURT--April Term.
HON. S. NJ. BLISS, JUDGE.

MONDAY, April pod, 1881,
w. S. Webb vt Harris & Delond default of
defendant entered, and judgment in favor of
plaintiff for 81 $40 and costs.
VIM. Foster VS. His Creditors Sheriff appoint
ed assignee.
Thos, Seward VS. B. F. MaIott by consent of
parties w. p. WeakS substituted as plaintiff and
cause continued.
w. p. Weaks VS. B. r. MaLott discontinued
Eureka Water Company vs. California Stage
Company non-sut entered.
Adjourned till Tuesday at II O'clock
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23
San Francisco News.

SAN FRANCIsCo, April 22l.
Last night the old Colony House, on the
corner of Pine and Sansome, was destroyed
by fire. The house was owned by Smith d
Mathews Loss $4,000. Cohen d Iredalr,
stove dealers on lower floor, loss 81 900 ;
Mrs Mary Ann Rand, who kept lodging
house in portion of the building, loss SO 900
Thomas q. Burke, tailor on Ledesdorff
street, was found in his shop about 7 o'clock
last night, 10y his partner, with his throat
cut and five or six stabs in his left breast. 1t
is unknown as yet whether it was case oi
suicide or murder.
Three men are supposed to have been
drowned by the capszing of a boat in Rae
coon straits early this morning. In the boat
were nine men. BY the prompt arrival to
their relief of Michael Hamand and his wife
from Angel Island, six were rescued.
Arrived-Ship Morning Star, llS day.
from New York; ship Asterson, l39 day.
from Cardiff; Swedish ship Equator, llS
day from London.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23

RIOT IN SHASTA COUNTY. .-Gaston d Co.,
who obtained "A verdict in their favor at the
last term of the District Court, took possess
sion of the claim in dispate, on saturday last
and worked during the afternoon After
wards the opposite party went into it, threw
tools and boxes out and took possessson
They were arrested for riot, and bound over
to appear before the District Court. The
claim is still in their possession, and they ex-
press willingness to abandon it whenever
the Court legally orders it, a writ Of resti-
tII tuition has been applied fer by Castor d Co.
we understand that an agreement was enter
ed into previous to this last difficulty by the
Mwpers for both parties that neither should
attempt TO work in the claim for thirty days
after Court, and the party in possession claim
lhat the others have violated it--Northera
Argus
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23
r FOR ONE DOLLAR 80

than st any other Grocery Store i Gs-y'Vl-9
zpl9.my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23

The WILMor PRovIsO ABANDoNED.--On the
10Th of March, Douglas thus reminded the
Republicans of the fact, that. apparently,
they had abandoned their great doctrine of
the 'Wilmot Proviao the chief plank Of
their platform:
The Republicans, in organizing govern
ments for Nevada Colorado and Dacotah,
the last session, did what they had not done
for twenty years, and did what they had for
So long abused him Douglas) for wanting
to do. They did it from "A sense of justice
when they got m jority. The only mo-
he had for wishing to be President was to
carry out that policy. He gave the Rrpub-
lieans credit for adopting it after deteatng
him. The Senator from Pennsyl, ,unin (Wil,
mott had arrived here in time TO see the Re-
publcans repudiate the Wilmot Proviso, re
ject the corner stone of the temple, and come
to non-intervention and popular sovereignty.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23

Jo LANE-It is understood that prepara
tions are not being made for public dinner
TO General Jo Lane the ex-Secession Senator
from Oregon. who is expected at San Fran
cisco by the next steamer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-23
WANTED xMMEDsATELY

D. AT THE RESTAURANT DU NoRD. two
.%5S4A hundred Turkeys ana three hundred Chick
TT~Sss ems; he same require previous 10 the
49, 24th inst, AMI ior which vii pay he
HI cs T. MONROE.