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Ea.t India nr.nsr.in Cnre.

Mr. Jonas OctGuger. Of Saudusdy City
having bourht bottle his wife uscd Il fot
pains in the stomach aud bowels, ami helped
her very much,
For sale by Dubois & Co.
jan 9w.
GF- Read the following. from Dr Leoper,
an Old rcsident OF Stark county TO- uinpy
years The most prominent physician and drug
gist cf the plaec
N,vARBS, Stark CO., o., June olst, SO
Somo time since, / received lot Of Dr.,
Richardson's Sherry Wine Bttors 10 acl on
commission. They arc all sold, and your
further supply Of three dozen Just received
think shall need more soon, ~ they are In
good demand and highly praised by sufferers
from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver CEN.
plant
Yours. very respectfully,
JAMES L. LEErER, NJ. u.
Sold by al medicine dealers.
cb-s.lw
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clyde Stntiou.

Trains on the Cleveland and Toledo Road
pass Clvde Station as follows: Going East,
Buffalo Ex 6;33a many. FIX S:42 r. m.
DING West, Thr'o. 1856 a.. M, Chi. TX 10;
3S D. IN.
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INTEREsrINo--If houseksepers really un
dsutood the great diassncs that sziss between dif
fsTsnt brands Of salsratus, 10 quality, purity, and
eonisqusHtTeiabilityu hsalthfulnels, they would
not long be without the best thai is manufactured
De Land Co.'S salsntus costs you no more than
any Of the inferior articles watch are In the market
He il nsinga new process Of refining saleraius, BY
whitehall impurities are removed, This process Is In
use at no other establishment in this country. The
quality Of The sssfatus produced BY this process is
vsU superior, and IL is fast becoming very populsr
with Intelligent house Sivsi. De Land Cs.ssalsr
atus Is for sac by most grocer, aud storeksspen,
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p DIR. NfCNffftsT1.
GHEHIGGlATEIG PTYSIGlhB,

uhuNlNUl hlhlb u uAuA -
Can be Consulted free % ckargs'
at the following times anu places
u@n, sbawban Iiodis. rria.y, Fstaasy ~.
Faisy, { ai iio.sf ssss.y and ais-ssrf E.ny
Posters. iis,s iiouss, ressdpy, FstfpsV p
My 1nEnRv ANh TRsAftlfif H
IA new and different from any IN
he Uptss stst.t snif ohansars sny 80 e. sis.ass
ths iarne susus,s thst huve 10 isaiing chusis bfs
sates My tbuory ii hase apon ~ CheF-i-Ai epsra
lions sftho body nsiissiur d,saiet 70 dspena upaa
di-r~rorisnsie ecnaition of the duids n ihs hsdt
sbprrby the solids herous unheahhy ~ arai,sisa
be Recfstinus, ulood 6ci " ~ hcy sd andar oui
b,tis do6,isnt ~ In excess and ,spb1ta to ths ~
81, ehst ts wanting. . su eushsd 10 rsfe shsn b.
sa aifsu uioant ofmriieine. New hssfttsin. IL fha
rteat hiHiary arrases, tspeai nalhlg uros tipfe-
b. rensd u ta he fstfi. ~ tissfiins dsia ~ ~
,tou,seh Nhsn thi, gastric iuies is psuparu 49,,
nrnrvr th- iooA o. we'll aHt u rprahy direftsd 49,
sssiuilsted. Nieviur uysrsp.ia " he fui.s
Cbemicopstholory aud rtviuF tfsatneut aessftinft
an suehled 70 cgr' ~ sass' oct Or 81, agt q es.s
ont Of 50 " rsuchiit, Piles, Nstralta Liver t'tas
riaiut, niFzinsss, Nrr out Debility, snd rshse bis
ss,es 10 eyefyrass cpts Ahsths Chfs.i3 stssaset
n. SisMiiisa ne, M iarrrv,aistsiius ISarssnst
fof Consunipti0n AttiHa. nfnhohius tnd sorss fsfa
Of l.spunrites. ny thtshe e6a mals good 30 ofsi
fatiop 10 tht disrassd ufr htd ftftHt hs srud
~ sofs anvahrh.pa ths ssisriaf N tbe bedv ~ NJ
Nnsn ufss pure Chsnitopathy sad HaIh fs-rraiet
Ne gvess niid toute tfcetmsnt which aeia shsaealp
aad afsitis nature " Zee hsreh eNpetl 70 nAtel
the rooe Tor vsar. nd pledge myssifo be- ssAudd SO
10 deal hanorihlV wtih ~ who call nrun ne Hiat
wish toknvw ny ipggss, et mannsf OF ueamsntpisass
Mfs. RuheH AttCht snd lehu ahean, ChaFlss usA.
haH, Ttfin Seneca Ca.i ,. ~. Milihsim, fostrria.
~. Rober jacob, Esrlestills Weo,l Co.i % Ma
Mstthias sUilasrie, findlsy. Hsugort Go.
Al gou munuatient must BE- directed -
DR.. MeMii.tEN. Cler6iahd. ~
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BOOK NoTIGEs.

GOdey for March has already made its ap-
Pearanos, and has more than met our highest
expectations. On the initial page, is IA beau.
tifnl steel engraving, entitled "Christ b'ess.
ing little Children The fashion plates arc
larger than usual and in this department, al
low US to say Cooley stands peerless The
ladies will hnd Cooley the next best thing to
a good husband. Price 50 year Or 81 with
the Tribune. Address L. A. Cooley, Pbia-
delphia.
Harper for March is all the most fastidis
Gus could desire, in the way Of popular il.
lustrated magazine. The articles, which ore
from the pens Of the ablsIt and most ready
writer's in the country, have an air Of fresh.
ness and yiyaeity about thom, which invests
them with peculiar interest. It's tendency
Is to popularize and at the same time elevate
our literature, by educating the taste. We
commend Harper to our readers. Address
Harper Bros. New York-Priee s3
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u N WNWWT| q TII- TTT7TTIT07I
Fof the western end souulsfn aihieti Ciarludatf 81
TO wheh oidsi' ioi bs abeye eiealslass pay uigt
Mosses.
Sola WholsrAls ahd Rsian D, NJ noh 4 sidf
4 81, Ipha o.. finini Ns fantifr ca, Mel
aafei caplssG Haie folibfAsG 4 M Ctnmotcie1 n 81
puhhei d W hon.Apn tsiwist "a W, Nillst, A.
tenfy
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corrected weekly, by Il. A. BUsKIRK q Bro,
Wholesale and Retail dealers IN Groceries and pro.
duOs or allkindi, she whahs Riook Thin OIL
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eg-T CURED NJ. g. Hkhsnway. PTopneioT of
Niagara Street Omnibus iihe, Of euTasi and Rhet
matitm IN the neck sud th0uldeu.n a., o..
~ ONE BOTTLE cured MIR. Elial Weed, Con
mlsfiou Merchant Of frysTe NenTaga Of the head and
neck amer all other femtdies fhilod.
tg-Mr L.GRoSYEhER, Of peuy Street, who
vas eOuhned 10 ie houte, and eniiTey unahle 20 at
tend tobasPs's' isusw well iIom the hfs ~ Watabus
NsuTalgia King.
~ fHE NEURALGIA KING cured NJ. IosshL
Cooley, Sene0a Stfeet, OF lnhumhatory Rhenhatlsm
Of long gsteadpg, At'hshh Ofs6mhehclhB a. use
EV-JANRs WANNA LK ENBURG, ysn.kpswH
polieAhan h this rlty, aai rured bf hheuhaiis and
NenTalga IN itt worst form. r N
ev-iNFLA MAIA ATORf RfiEUaIATisAiA y M. o
a. Reed, 20 Carroll iWai cured after iiyivg oihts
remedies for wears. rar 90 81 \
tV~INFLAMMATOkY RHEUMATlsM ef Five
feaTs.-Aifs II. W. Puihain 80 feafl 49,, chaed in
weekt-had been nader ehsAge oflha hest Physigians
GD-NEDR DRA AiGfAin 40 ~ wafst form oliinesn yeafa
'taading Mh. Lynsn RathbafR ef2lS nsla~ais ~
SgrWIiIiAM COLEMAN. AuoHossss No. 4
Swan st., cursd ofteveio Nenf4lsla DO be liubs ~.
aD-WiiLiAM MoFFAr Brewer, Mofgah sifoet
of NsaIalfin 81 he iaca ans teeth.
pfice, 81 90 PEI bottle
Al. MATTHEWS, Prongietcr.
9'0 Main Street Ruaala n. n
For sale hyI. L. st. JohHkCo., riain, o.(lus5l.y
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THtiu agrtkIv Tribnut.
Local and Miscellaneous.


Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. n.
Passenger Trains on this rOad now leave
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Caution.

The pnhhe viii ho uuntfoas hat they ret ihe rruufuu
fAin killer, ~ some uhp0nvpaled len usethataan,s
letthciT own oFhetseomrupndf, inso asisT they d.
eeive the eonmunits, au,i innfsre unon ~ 'sfsads
Mari" Of Peuy Davis. Any nsf.on found seliAs
sPatn KILLER" and not of tho genuine By
law.
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN.
u continually IN peril " she is mad enough 60 ne
eject OF malfoat those seNbH iurFulhn mites 10 which
tWo.thitds other are less subject.
DT, Cheetemant Pills. prepared from the zane foT.
mula which the inventor, Cornelius H. Cheetumun, NJ.
n.l Of Now York, has foftwenty yeau used iuogeu
fully In an extended private Professionalism
relieve without pHn all distuHancet Of tho period cal
dschafgei whether unsnE from relaxation orsuppres,
sion They net like a chaun In removing the pains
hat accompany difficult oT mmoderate nionsifuaiiOn.
aud tho only safe md reliable remedy for Fushes,
Sick Headache, Pains In the isini Back aud Sides,
Palptaton ofthe Heart, Nervous uemars liystefict,
fpatmr, Broken Sleep aud other unpleasant and
dangerous effects Of unnatural condition Of tie
uHl iunetoni In the worst eases Of Flour Albni or
Whites, they effect speedyuuTp,
To WIVES AND NATIONS.
DT Cheetemant Pills aTe offered the only safe
means of renewing interrupted uonsruauon, bat
LADIES NURT BEAR IN MIND
There t condition the female tVstsm In which
the pinseannotb be taken withou producing peculiar
result. The condition referred 10 IL sPTsgnHnoyiht 70
suit, Mitcaiage, Such t the rssstablo tendency or
the medicine 70 restore the tetuHl iunetoas 60 nof
NAL eondtion, that the ispTod power Of
tufe esnnot resist u.
Explicit ditesdoa,, stating when, and when they
sho uld not be used with each DoA- ie price each
oN, oontsining nom 20 TO so Pills.
valusblo Pamphlet 10 be had free, Of the Agenls
Ns sent by mail promptly, by enclosing price to the
ensal alAgsni. Fold by Drugridi gsnerHlly.
r.. u. HUrCHlkGR, Proprietor
20 Cedar Street, New York.
For sale by !. l.. 81 John \ CO, Dubois A Co..
and r. Marluafdt. Tifini q. dtg2l.ly
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no CImbs.

As an inducement to getting up Clubs, VIC
O0cr the TrBuSE at the following rates;
Club Of 6, year, in advance, 81 %, each
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For Sale at this Office.

One Full scholar lhipia tho Eelsosc College Of Med
cine, CiucinHudi Ohis4
Tee above will be sold vety cbcap for Cash.
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DIR. WEAVERiS
CERATE. OR OINTMENT.

and yoa haze pefmattut kniii hM.
The Cciato hHs pfoyfi ia ITO heiht hefi Oihizat
ever inrchted, and where once ustd u VI ntrsf been
Known 10 fail Of ehscting pcimaneai oafe of OH
Sores, Tetter and Ringgoi, soald Head, Chilblaus,
and Frost hues, huftsfa lteh, Chatptd o. CTaot-d
Hands Lips, Dloiehea oi pmplss On he fags, and
SORE NIPPLES AND soRE Efiss 4 =
he renta ne oby thihr rrqaifed 70 care. 4 ohll
be kepi u ths hose Of every bmily.
Price Of syruP, " G td.e IS els neFbetu;f
Dlitetlohi accompanying eseh boitle.
soLD - Mosr MKbltiNE DEALEBa
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MEURALaIA Z RHEumATIsM.
Qrent [nlrrnnL Remndu

Great Internal Remedy
Is sulHg ThJulahd, o. ensel where p other Ismsiles
have utterly miibd. Il h 10 nefe fAKOhyNE Hrelioy
I ng fdt the muhItnt hat la perfect SPECIFIC and
GU hE fof those falhibi diseases The vait nnmbsI OF
Ldnimentsi Emhfooationsi and ExteTnal me ed eines,
which act satiimplans 0f tho euFfhas only ars eraly
ienipoiay IN thbireh heots and OF doubtful vnhe Thf
NEUkALGiA KING feachss the soures ofuil;iodblt
and eheetualy baniihel the disease from the STATEN
We ndYifg oua and ii lio give ia iral sad bttohg
satlsHed OF itf wonderful power .s
Read he aNohiihng cures Of wsll khowh olifsAs ~
BufIaio. al' ta.E.
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Come one, come all, and
make your selections
from the NiCest and
Cheapest Goods ever
offered in Tiffin, going
at Panic Prices
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

SAN JOSH RACES On Tuesday, the race
vas sweepstakes for two year olds Mlle
heats; entrance. 500. one-half forfeit; 500
ad led 10y the proprietor The entries were
as f llows: Lewis d Carlisles b. t Gilroy
Belle, BY Belmont dam 10y Whip; Lewis
Carlisle's { Arzelia Belle. ty Belmont, dam
by Eclipse, Jerome Foxs ch f 10y Belmont,
dam Victories; Jerome FoXs ch Beaure-
gard. by Belmont dam by Red Bill; DOR
d,n's b X j Evans, 10y Belmont. dam by Black
Sal; r Jordan b k; A Koppers chc Bniiy,
bv Belmont, dnm Julia Muller, by Tom BEN
Ton, 5 ii Leurs hk; NJ kirftr's bk ch c, hy
Belmont, dam. Blank; Williamson & Emer
sons or Pororocco, by Belmont, dam, W hlte
Swan. hy Grey Eagle; John E Tyrees ch f
Lizzie Dale, by Owen Dale, dam by Tecnm-
she; Col 5 Lathrop's bk; Branham bk
ch Ben Lippencott. by Belmont, dam Puss,
by Lance; Col E : Inthrop's hk; j Moores
hk b Iurkaway, 10y Billy Chentham, dam
Lola Moutez by Grey Eagle; John Is James
b Shepherd Boy. by Jake, son of Joe
Gales blk, out ot rroubador's dam. Arzelia
Belle, Beauregard. Bally, Pororoco, Ben Lips
pehcott and Harkaway raid forfeit In draw
inc for positions, Doubloon had the inside,
Grov Belle second Lizzie Dale third, Ven
ture fourth, Shepherd Boy fifth, and Vic
tress on the outside The race was won in
two straight heats 10y Nictress. in 1881 and
1855. Gilroy Belle distanced on the second
heat
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

A SHEEP IN WoLF's CLoTHING.-In the re-
ported proceedings of the Baptist Association
at San Francisco, we see some mention of a
terrible sputter made 10y Mr.. Somebody from
this city, in opposition to the adoption Of
certain patriotic resolutions. The person al
luded TO said that no man, or newspaper,
would dare to say that he was not loyal. AS
he is said TO be from Marysville, and as this
Is Marysvile newspaper, we suppose we
ought to say something. The whole affair
looks as though the challenge was thrown out
as sort of net to catch pntfs AS we Go not
know the man we cannot say anything about
his loyalty, lis professional ability, or his
general standing. AS lie gave notice that he
would bolt the Association if the resolutions
were adopted. and as they were adopted, we
do not see that the public have any further
interest in his case He says he is Union
man, but that the Kingdom of Christ has
nothing to do with politics If he calls the
the Union question political one, he is evil
IDENTIFY very poorly informed in regard TO
Christ's Kingdom The remarks of the per-
son., as reported, show him to be sounder in
heart than in head. Dr. Scots recent per-
formances were very cleary dictated by a
sympathy with rebellion. The weak imita-
ton of which we are writing was probably
a mere freak, such one as it would be for
an innocent sheep to array itself in a wolfs
clothing,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17
The Theatre.

The "Plebian Daughter" was presente,
last evening to large audience The pla,
was written expressly for Mr., and Miss Bu-
chanan, and is most meritorious production
The ac;ing of Mr.. Buchanan was grand and
impressive. We have never seen him to bet
ter advantage Miss Buchanan's personation
of the daughter, gave evidence of careful
study, aud high degree Of dramatic talent
The performance was an excellent one, i'll all
particulars and the audience frequently gave
expression to their satisfaction, 10y enthusias-
Tie applause.
This evening a great bill is offered, which
cannot fail to crowd the theatre Mr. Charles
Wheatleigh, one of the first comedians of the
age is to maks his first appearance in Marys
willie for several years, il two of his best
characters-Danny Mann, in the Colleen
Bawu" and Bonnefoi,-the irresistibly funny
Frenchman in the "Model of Wife Our
readers are probably aware that Mr.. Wheat
leigh purchased from the author, Dion Bowr
ccault, the exclusive right to use the Collen
Bawn, the Octeroon, and other pieces, in Cali
fornia and Australia Other companies have
presented these plays here, but in a curtaied
and imperfect form. Tonight we shall have
the real Colleen Bawn, with a very superior
cast. Mr., Wheatleighs Danny Mann is an
immense piece of acting, and those who have
seen the piece in other hands only, may be
assured that they have never seen the part
acted as it will be tonight. Kyle DAILY and
Miles Coopaleen are in good hands, and Miss
Buchanan plays the Colleen Bawn The cast
throughout, is, as we have said, very supe-
rior one. The French part in which Mr.
Wheateigh appears in the aiterpiece, is ex-
ceedingly amusing, and except Mr.. Hackett
Wheatleigh sprobably the best stage French
man on the boards Those intending TO Sc
cure seats in the dress circle, should do so
early in the day as there will probably be a
crow ded house.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

DEATH or CAPTAIN JAMES L1NGENFELrER.-
The following is from the news Ly sunday.
Pony
The IIerald's dispatch Of the 23l says:
Yesterday Captain Lingenfcter, of Gen
Bakers California Regiment, wi lie on picket
duty near the Kirby road moth of Halls
house, impruden'ly ventured some distance
beyond our lines into the woods, accompa-
MED by Lieutenant, an Orderly Sergeant,
and three priyates They were suddenly
surrounded hy force Of the rebels who
commenced firing at once The priyates re-
turned the fire and then made a successful
retreat Capt. Lingenfelteg and his com
panlons fred upon the rebels with their pis-
tos, hut rebel bullet killed him Instantly.
The Lieutenant and Sergeant then escaped.
and getting a sufficient force they returned
10 the scene of the conflict. HE body
had been stripped of sword and pistols.
They conveyed the body to the camp. and
to day 1t was escorted by a guard of honor
TO the Congressional burial ground, and
buried with funeral honors. Capt. Lingen-
felter was from Oregon. He has friends re-
ssldsing in Fonda, Moni gcmery county, New
York.
We Knew young Lingenfclter we'll He
hrst came to California, round the Horn, in
1913. In 1858 he came to .Marysville, ant
was for some time an operator in the Stat,
Telegraph office The following winter h.
was operator in the office of the Northerl
Telegraph Co., in Sacramento. and in th,
summer of 1879 was engaged in mining neal
Downieville. During the fall and winter
of that year he was employed at Firebaugh's
Ferry and other points on the Overland Tel
esraph line towards Los Angeles In the
spring Of 1860 he went to Oregon and
started the project of building telegraph
lno from Jacksonville to Yreka, but. not
MEETING With the encouragement he had ex-
Feeted' he gave up telegraphing and com
menesd The practice of law, profession for
which he had thoroughly prepared himself
before leaving New York for 3the land of
gold. lie was an ardent supporter Of Col.
Baker for the U. S Senate, and stumped the
State in his behalf. When the California
regiment was raised in New York under the
direction of Col. Baker, Lingenfelter Joined
it and took command of company. He
riaked his life, and lost it in defense of hi:
country's homer
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17
Great Reaction in North Carolina.

Latest advices from North Carolina give
positive assurances that the revolution is 90
ing on rapidly throughout the State, and if
the Government will only afford the Union
lists protection for time, they will soon
bring North Carolina to her old moorings -
Union meetings had been held in HYDE and
other counties, in which many of the most
influential and wealthy men of the county
had participated. Resolutions were passed
with great unanimity, expressive Of their in
tention to remain at home on the approach of
our troops to offer no resistance to their
landing, and to furnish whatever they could
in the way of provisions, etc
These facts are well authenticated. 70
confirm the people in their good intentions.
Colonel Hawkins has issued tie following
proclamation which has been extensively
circulated on the main land, and the good
effects are already apparent:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. l. p FISHER is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco to receive Advertisements, receipt for
the same, and to transact business generally for the
DsNocRAr. ohc--No. l7tl6 Washington street
nearly opposite Maruire's Opera House, up-st stsirs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

Boat RACING CuALLENGE.-Mr. O. b. Cra-
ry says the 5. F. Herald, offers to run the C.
5. n Co.'S steamer "Crysopols" against the
steamer Nevada. or any other boat on the
Pacific coast, any time before the lst of No
vember next, for from So 900 to 10000 and
to pay for the fuel of any boat accepting the
challenge. A decisive tlial Of this kind
would settle the mooted question of speed
between rival boats and might, perhaps, do
away with the daily and hazardous racing
now practised.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17
JUSTICES BLANKS.

We would call he attention 7fJGstlres ofthe Peace
TO the assortment OF Blanks for sale at the DENocRAr
office They are of the latest and most approved
orms, and will be sold at liberal rates.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17
POSTAGE STAMPS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON.

Post UFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON.
PosT MASTER, Marysville Cal
You will receive herewith supply of POSTAGE
STAMPS which you will observe, are ofthe new style,
differing both in design and color from those hitherto
used and having the letters u. =. in the lower cor
ner of each stamp, and its respective denomination
indicated by figures as well as by letters.
You will Immediately give public uotce, through
the newspapers and otherwise that you are prepared
to exchange stamps of the new style, for an equivo-
lent amount of the old issue, during period of six
days from The date of the no and that the latter
will not thereafter be received in payment of postage
on letters from your office.
A. N ZEVELY,
Third Assistant p. NJ General.
Narysvle, October 9th, 1861. oclo.lw
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

BRIGHT The Louisville Coulter puLlishe es
letter of Jesse d. Bright, in which he al
most substantially admits that he wrote the
note introducing Thomas g. Lincoln, a Tex
as rebel, and the inventor ct improved fire.
arms, ito Jefferson Davis, President of the
Confederation ofStates." The letter is dated
at my farm" and the New Albany Und)
Ledger says that my farm" is located in
Kentucky. 1t is difficult to understand how
after this extraordinary admission, Bright
can take his seat in the Senate in the coming
session of the Congress Of the United States
Bright viii he more duh thaf bright if he
makes his appearance at Washington at the
next Session. lie should run for porter in
the lower house Of the South Carolina Leeis-
lature. Menia services to the Qnattlebum
leaders best suit bis style, The breed of dogs
of which he is good specimen are at a dis
count now in the loyal States Ours never
did make good shepherd dogs, and never
will. They must always have good bone
or they viii steal
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17
FKOULAMARION.
HEADQUARTERS, FoRT CLARE, HATTERAs INLET.
NORTH CAROLINA, SeDtember Ia 1891


NORTH CAROLINA, September 16, 1861.
10 the People OF North Carolina: The Col
onel commanding the Federal forces now in
North Carolina, having heard of the errene-
Gus Impression which exists among the in.
habitants as to the object and Purposes of
said forces, would state that it is no part of
the object of said forces to pillage or plumber.
We come not to destroy, but to secure peace
and uphold the laws of the United States -
The rights of property and person will be
respected and protected, and any Federal
soldier infringing upon either will be most
severely punished. 1t is no part of our in,
tention to war against women and children.
On the contrary, they shall be protected with
all the power under our control Loyal citi-
zens can enjoy their homes and property
without fear of molestation, No law will be
a0rogated or interfered with unless it comes
In conflict with some law Oft the United States.
or the Constitution. All others will be
obeyed and respected. 1t is with traitors
and rebels in arms, who are DESTROYING
peace and order and melting rebellion, that
the Federal forces are to deal. We come to
give you back law, order, the Constitution
your rights under it, and to restore peace
We call upon traitors and rebels in arms to
lay them down, and upon good citizens. who
respect the law TO aid us in our undertaking.
RUsH c. HAWKINS,
Col Ninth n. !. volunteers, commanding.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

DoNATloNs.-The soldiers at Camp Alert,
return thanks to the ladies of the Unitarian
Church, for l,10o towels, 1.loo furnished
kits, and l,l00 handkerchief, sent to their
eneamPmeut, on Saturday evening
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

II is said that the rumor of Jeff Davis's
death originated in a telegram running thus
president Davis is id"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-17

NuIsANcE.-The Melodeon at Sacramento
has been presented as an unmitigated nui-
sance by the Grand Jury of that County.