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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28
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NTU9acg 20 aaloRRs or rKs-mMPFT0N az -
w TTPfC AYER

&ss4s il hsTeby s1EFa taat ahs BeaFd Of SEgegyis~
oFss 81 Pest&wsstsaass evsnsy, ara a0w READY 10
pes9est titles 10 she Evea MsSslsas Of swHHan nnd
psss&Measee 30 ssaa sFaH Saes4Aa zee SEQ massa 70
sasxe ssymsaz sf sas prosper a&anns iaGo tAe
EasBky Treasury, sa before saae sg DAY af aa-
nary, sa6z. ~ efdsF Of tie Beard.
q o. aURDaCK, clsrh
CsaaSii BsazEs. galy tea, 1871. g
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

- The following Il serses ssaasA
meat Of shs nambsE ef killed and woaad-
cd Of shs Rirss Aissoasi Rsgiaasss, mndsF
sommaad OF Lisaav Andrews The nsgs~
msnl wenl inss asaioH 7@0 sssunx.
Of which nambsT II wafs killsd, 2Is
wonndsd 90 sssersly-~aad II missiag.
Abous one shiTd q sAa woanasa oe this
rsgimsal wsrs len Il The hospital Il
spgingAsad, and are nos pgiscaass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

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MaMsg aswst sass @sassFs q III ~ q, - gszs.
sbss ~ Asasa@a STRESS ~ zngalgrs ), s. We Esg
ssas sen SIS ss4a street sawssassvssg a. ttfiASG
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MAs VI k4ga m@s % &baSis sAtt ~ - tssssesa
ssFsss sssS sASs san ~ b. ssIgs. "a = @t+s,'
@@e@ sssss&as sss as4 hsss lasas. ~ eSiLss
ss@sswtsSs mSsa AsSa sesa ssFtagsfx a. - -
sss W ssss s@saese SAG sSts T. h. t.s es. '4ss
1879. - 49, saas . Sss4 sal& sal = +ss
$50 fass sss@ West ssAs ~ asas ~ 80. = s@
sSA& MsaasssM Street. Aka zee gwss,. 'sssaAs =
tss s#ss sSas u sasa kazssSa sEfsSt y - -
itARsks hssssa sesestesS ass ksfsts ssflsIsss fas
sss Fssssgse y sssasssHs ssaa Hs $50 ~
sgss8aeafsSAs sad II sstssfofgisy 90 I'd aas
- 9ssSs - sssa street, sishis ss.ts t.'fs..'s-
kAe gassas bsa VI tsbs Fsse4seleA q - !. As@
YAla a. ssskEaeksa kg tks Glss a - SO -
- N sEg&Bss Assessed u sAa -. lssas
Aaaeta4 1gas 4, 1881 t'ss
LxsAspKk ~ - sssrE, e..
W. g, Cs4@roRD, CITY Essssrg~f - ssF
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

I'D ESsOLvED.
n ~ nae Esazanaa GsHasss ct gAR city Of C9na-
ell Blags that the Tessias&sa seaAsivs 20 the con-
sssszls& vi side walk, eH sA@ Ea8s sl1a Of X &a~
ssa street, sdsptss Saas TEA, 1851, be So mmsadsa
70 pegst and FsSalTe that sad side walk Be ea-
saxnctss ss cp5gsza 10 sss aMzae&i snxfx1s Of
sac gsoaAS said ssSmsss Ara sAas kAs psaak shaIl
b lad iszsxsA~wEss lAsssaa o. ssess~NlSs % re-
aasfaa Ia aid reasiasioa. and gh8t sAs HaiS side
waa shsil De undeg the diraesIea of the
GSMEsttsss oG Internal lznpEsyesasnAs
AB0eTgD, SHly ~, s&as.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28
) y 8LLaINtF# FAMJ
STfkP 5ksksE.

iAtSeush The se0vs e0h4giA4lis aiefy Elsrs7
sheiF grlElB S1d RAbaEe, ysS ter su ysassr, =,
TsAiEtefEt. May q the sSEst easey. Of sgst L.
Eases @i!I fIFts ~ comparatively saort rgs, 4
lmR Nhea this 0lAsment Is ailtgSattF go q,
DE pAFis ag~rEsd, ssEn after every slhsT r..
have s8iied- Ia all ssTIgGs a1aA4les thr Pin, a.
be ssaEeai Is aeeosd&EcF 70 aBe printed iastrursa
accompanying s8eb bsx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28
ApsoUEaKu MEETING

III AHaUDMMMN MHBKAMW.
FYNo YMH TAx PAYg&s OF COUNCIL BLUFFS
a. MSasss Is hegS8F @sEsa, thas ~ shS I'd day
II AnShsts 80 AS eVwxsaa Gesaa4 ps saa eisy u
C@asal BssE @fs1 skx& 80 S@s& q n 10 sQ nal.
lac, esFrecs, aaA esazzTa he esay AkaaesmsBi fes
ths yeay 1861, nc wsaea time al pegsoas agrssgsd
By said sssaSsseaf VIII be hsaFa, assd all parsons
Hss netsssa 10 s&ew casss, IL say tAsy have why
sas Sss2 assessment sseula be AIs&rbA aAS Why Il
sAsN1a pet be caasFmaa.
~ aFasg u LAs EeaaM1a Ea2cEsi,
W y. ~. G8AWR@EDs C4zy ERcogSes
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-08-28

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

w propose 10 af-r in few brief paragraphs ,,.,
rrs,fs If tle efficacy 90 RArRAS's READY Rrtnsy ~
Preventative ~ aud turr fr the diseases To which -
is. Of unactiimated mcn peculiarly subject IN 90
IaUu@ s, crnnot fail 80 command the atteAts ~ On
trfaN Government, anxious To protect the h.al,h -
lives " the t"uS Of thousands q brave and patri,,in 80
zf-s who have len, aud daily leaving their how"
tl,ir families, and their business to fight in its t.tn.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

According 20 tire testimony Of emminont military n.,
e army u hh standing in the profession ma
thousands Il private soldiers RApW AVS READY pr.
HlEr has already been Of immense brneht to the ALL
among gallant volunteer se1iery In G<Mr, IN TINY
HINnl- Ar AND on TIE MARCH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

BY tile use of these Pts The periodic At
tacAs OF \LIvots or S1ck HLApAeHt may he
prevented and Il taken a. tie commence
neni - an attack immediate RELIEF from pam
and -ckne.. vii p. ohta.Hei.
Thev seldom thlln removing II. NArsrA
and HKApAesI 10 which females are - sQ5-
jet.
Tic! aet gently aPoa The tor.,..-rsnoy-
ia. Go.NyeHes..
Fer I.i;eFar, Men, S,GGea''. Delicate Fe-
MALE. and all person. e SedeHtary -. it,
hey va.u-h!e a. LAxtrIv,, improving
The srpetI'e. givIrz IN" and y!;ar a. the d.
.c-tl.e organs, ard restoring ne Hatura. elas-
iaily and strength Of the Who'll. system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are tie re-ul; 81
long Inve,'i.a,!.n and carefully conducted *
peIinert,. haze hteu in Use Iaany years, 6Gr-
az Which time hoy lave prevented and
relieved vast amount q pain and suffering
from iIe44a be. whether originating in tie
nervous system ~ traH. q dlIa'sol state q. tie
stomach.
They ere entirely vegetable in their compo-
stiua. sad may he taken al all times Nil
perfect .I!ety without making any change u
dict, and the absence Of any disagree able taste
renders II easy 10 administer them to children.
KEWAKE OF COUNIkKFEIIS
The genuine have five signatures q Henry {,
Sp4ta.us ga each Box.
sd by Druggists and all ether Dealers IN
Nea. ines.
\ hax VII be sen; y mail prepaid On re-
calt Il lie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

4tl frErr.
liIg- F~BtE,
ttHl-
i.lt trrsr,
Heart Disease,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
CT rInN.

As certain unpriaeipled persons are attempting.
to pa i'm of the unsusPcetiug public limitations
ct ny PREPARED Gil Is, | would caution ali
persons To examine before purchasing aud taat
the fall name,
NPALDING"S PREPARED GLUE,
is on the outside wrapper; all atAcrs arr swndlin
evuater.gsls lr43 Go
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

7t.sI I97 8 Frasf'lfIi 4, I1r.t4IY CaH-
P2l.t4tG
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
vENIlE ARMY OF TIE UNITED STATES
RAILWAYS READY EEuEP,
INFORMATION FoR TIE WAR DEPARTMENT. 4
FIELD OFFICERS, COMPANY oFFIcpps
ENTIRE REGIMENTS,
GREAT PREVENTATIVE AND RysroR,r,

"NEAi i"'' ~ - 'i'' AM "@sfoRATfYE.
W, ,.,5,,,sr ,,#-e-r ID, q, t.,y t.t., -
80, ~ A. a V,r,,y, fata ~ aphs, such
p, -. - - ,,... - 80. ti 1917 httmf, as
- ,,ggc.lju.,i ,e arr, ,,,lfa,y 80 y ileh bod
iaul. as crnnot fail 30 command The a,,en, y, arm
tfal Government anxious 70 protect the health AMI
ts, in ,UI nus Ssi,y ana patriotic eiti'
tl,r nues and their business, to fight In il.
A=aarIHz 20 tire testimony Of enmtao Mt p,il,.,,v
Il army Surgeons Il lih standing in the profo..,r
thousands Il private soldiers RApW AVS Rrtby n,
rIEF has already hccu Of immense bcnra to IN. 49,.
among ear gallant salauteer sodicry In CAMP IN rny
nINouAc. AND on TIE MARCH
1t r,,,,..,,l summary, If f,,t. ,,h,,, 10 ,,.,,.
t,,,.,, tHs t;.,.rft.,t H. ,riy hv .n,I,,ti my
INNS rr1,7l 4frf.r. l1t A small ,,,,,a =, -, me
.i., L., I .4n,,. rfYr-t t',,ei,si h. ~" ,oa
m a m, ae,A. fr5,n various heaionart.,. If y,. IN
anu TlsTlNoNtAL M "'''u states
rrppa rhe Ninth Regiment Y Y Nainntrer. fza,,,-,-
"a Er.h U,Wkn. n hi. regimen, f,oo a,r,h
Newport Nv. WIT. u. i.esosins c hshr,, ,e",'
,.r. ,fi the RsIyy ard recommending il FINN III
r.su,c or h4u.clf AMI aic,r- a, "a IN t yagabIr ~.
tI-.u, t5 tho army r5z5tfr1r,r chest
TESTIMONIAL Ne. =.
Major ithtii to #t7a'' "atf- .TtHst -e' Ia Rs-u
al rt>rIuo<Iu 10
Col Coo. Lyon, % .hr IisilL Rrsir eut y. YsN.
al i'' 'f' " - i,'t,l.' .'na'F,e 'hr kslel in the
l - he - -. ., 80, G,,,.t MIR
s.r.,v. "'
TESTIMONIAL NJ. )
m : ~ Saae,t asfmi, . ~ "a, f,,',
Egf. and t,o o. meiit ha. taken 9Th IL to he a.a
,uii,s.'st saIry fr rr. 'cut ase.
rfSrinoNttI.Nn.
u,=t=f -, ,.,,#-5=
'al'a5= IN "HpasA. - / 'hafh'a Reg meni, ,ts
ta.1 A emp -. s-a'sa I.and .s,. that thu Sb
- f.. .-.r l.=.E=#s# late 81 al.- i.l+.f "a
5' - % ''.'1s' 10 ''''' men d
it ~ ''s- "'@'' ''re AiaeA' Il
1#,s .s a==i 81 =sHats uat ;" rsHetAl eaztt. -.ro
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

Testimonials.
"g1a=3iaes. EAse-atf~ ata N,r-.f.., { -.
pound 'ae best ,ae lscire - n ds-fA- ,,sr
~A--GI!As >AiEL, M 81 49,. L a..
Be,taa
.-,s--u- Es,r=.7I-.- .-e-.r We =
md ~ -, :. ~ h,z sy,r.a ..sss u.
>p,fa: 49, 10y ear-i y, tie - .t, p !
tje=af 't,tftr.r. kh.uultis a. Nea,s .Can-
,annt -NpaAAN r AYhA> - S..GAHI
.'reef. Ec,'aa
Hsrfr. te.r cr-.a..4r - 49, ye--. =.
Tor .i.ti.,n na.tss I'D 49, trt,sr tyeIerxef
surz Tsir n =. IT, = rsucsrl... rem sc.
vthts Atafni-- rel.' ! ~. missed 10 r,
-'iafdlEs Rh.unatiras1 Nenri.ia eenpras3
| Ests tAsen hut "Bs 1t. .as esttr.Iy Wi
b. u. BASftH prv y ~ u....I. W. A :
EIeteH hises vel Ma.
Aa,. tees az cite. With So Rh.nn II il.
" TT form tr long TIRE ava f.r-i move a. a
AN b. rn7 sil.d, slsclt BY - - .iIsil.ry .: q,
-. tined ne cite - ~ C. ny 11s o..
hons.t'y say tat believe n..elf ebrrel, ss-sd
JOHN 4. Nohp1 Pe.rI,,, II s- Bo,tas ss-.
tts.ii7sr' Rh.sBlbs "a N.ursl-l. Con
p nd hs. entirely cure M NJ sgIefiu. OF sey-
c'4I vears stard'n. ~ l.. uUDIkIAS, ".
nl4 state ss- besas
Ny >ou. ten yeas Of .Se. h., been far three
years great ! i-rer ff1n salt nneurr. h. htuls
covered witn res sni in enn.ts.t y.ns one TIT.
Tie q var compound cured hun j. ". HAM
M9NIt, ~ Ma street. boston.
'te.#G7iiutTs Ea u4.t.c ANA vcutsl.. Con-.
PgUui has entire! ) cured re Il N,at.I. i.-N
C.. THOMPSON, Proprietor Pear. stree, Hose,
boston Mass.
One hat battle Of yaur CaEsr ami cured ne q
a severe attack + Nourai .i..-FANAIE :
/ Thompson. Pearl stteot House. Be.tau.
/ IceriiFy tast NY trirai y IN. T. tItiaen E.l
( presented u-e nth tile OF a. .rdiner. kh.u.
nltic Comp uud, in l.5O. en- l .uicrin.
with painful attack g. Neuralgia anu kne ums
/ tIsin, and that 1t proved 10 lie II IeeisI Leuett
-ALBEKT SMITH. EN-MeHter e Cong
.iHus Maize.
f.a# ul+efsi,ac tsfeby certify that tacv has,
t.tf##==F- Rheumatic an Neural. ia Csn
..aa4 4 r t3c tlce tt. bheumatl-u ard Neural 4.
aa=. f5-ud. Il eNtr9# case immediate sal perlaA
ata& rt..e'. We have tell confidence IA IS heal
i~ Z quail AID would .ua..lcui il to al VII.
ar - .,-1 with these hsra.-ins diseases. - ant
NJ tae s4Iest AMI best medicines ever a 5crel /
Oh z-a!ic =. HAAe0t 4 u, y -. N-r.e. =
@ HEAAl i. jlEER, i, %. Markets
y. II. AILEN Es.tsu ELMEI
IeH N>ENbi - = Pearl i boston. CAPT
+ t4ss u. ppLLlELk, Bastan. >AMt II
f tEa~, Jr., tlty Hotel, Boston. {. kIkME~
Washington -, Z .ton. HENRY b. GAR
uiNE.., Webster st., hast Boston. GEO II
PLI INNER. Maverick -, Hat Boston,
Ab&AM WEEKS, Webster -. East Ha,;Hrl.
Ia Hraz=z7. 49, Aslar.f=.s e ...-#s5#. -,
t-.sa 3. 4s......A.. ~ rs ii.4=5
us,q gf'at aa4zsf.
Principal leP9r, ". N IA Street. corae
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
III RNITg RE
Selling off at Cost !!

FENHE Subscribers being desirou Of disposing Ct
4 portion Of thor large stock, o.fgr t. tue
public the following Inducements;
They will Discount from their for
mer Low Price, for cash on all
bills under $40, five per cent, and
on all over $40, ten per cent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
G \ K DIN Z Il $
RMll MiIEc AID iEt niLGli
COVPOINn.

\ certain 81, Al lerfr.-,Hteurt far EhauH1-
;i.n Nental.i, ara at Mem Il ian 5s;ef-
~ r.trc7r. ari''rg eEt and .ati-.Jv e-4ttst,4as
nc ,ts-e re9alfss n at-rs- IA dirt us tlsl-
Hs~ Aad Aay ~ taken ~ oiltlres a. per,af=s-rf
- - 81 {. lc-is cvI.ttutl.1s ~ perfect s4te.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

They would also remind those inlcAtel, either
by mute or account, tn1w due) that If ns attend
ed 10 very soon, they wid-fnd them in the hands
Of an Attorney.
DARNIN y. MOORE & 60.
Ellsworth, May =, lsGa. IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

- : 8 lt-4e b. 4-s.-- s.sa-,s e #==sA-'-
- - rr sa-s,I asa ...-. - Al-
.~.I'=a- ag. y.#= L. a#s=. Id 5fs.. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
TESTIMONIALS Na &

THo u..asAfy eliBsr e tbc New Nnrk Sa sasy Alta,
- .s t-bs = uststfs q the seventy -Hr,t Ftfth
s-., ssssu;t, Ts=il. arsl ssiy ninth Rssinsu,. "a
I ufeastsl yaseta 70 the RelFgf IA ~lHu, case, u
sa STOKE
A. protective aEa-, and remedy set Iy-cntAry da
fLE,a', #s' ASH Ass., hltuf yctos asd eiler Even,
sl.d u' ta a.Hsaf halssarae patst and ..
t=.t.F tsAf r'frrat igotaHt Ard restorative
tta al ,tzstasi aYiaeAton tlr rr5ntiur ibr IN
ttssi. n - ll,s Ee.psf }4f4isb v h.a al.
ralalst rcd 80 tl.a 5 Il Instantly arrests pain
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08
To- rnr rtBItc ArnnNE-

IT, 4 E,4as5, :. Rad, Ksrt !. a equal irppor.
tsz fiz 4ss-s.l5alfss. 10y tamil, .houli .,e,
s#8fy * 80 tf.- Haaso It eau te u.-i 'sf - mAay
i'ast. al ala=rat, AL viii In AL cafe, give ..so
4.E e. g5fa-t L. a. .t.grf--
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-08

al '.,Acelsu url..tH-.' fer tlf-. 8tu.g
TESTIMONIAL 40
Cn'. Cos. Lynn, al 4hr liztlL Krgiu eut " Y sN
ait Dbl. ufFfs aai t Irfat5s ndnr~e ihr Relief in H.
##g-t s5 l,tt 'rts. tuI suss. immediate iptr
aasH aa i..e seA! store ct every branch Of the
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-03

wounds on the left side two being near the
aXila, and one about six inches below it also
one wound on the posterior and left side Of
the chest two and "A nalf inches below the
left seapula also one wound on the posterior
and right side of the chest, one inch below
the interior edge of the right scapula there
were also four wounds on the left arm the
one confused wound was on the anterior aud
right side of the chest. The lower wound on
the anterior and left side Of the chest, one
inch above the nipple, penetrated the cavity
of the chest, between the third and fourth
ribs, passing from without inwards. and a
little obliquely downwards to the right pass
ing through the superior lobe of the left lung
ou its internal edge, and penetrating the
pericardium, and passing through the left
auricle of the heart. This wound was the
cause of death.
There we're also found seven incised wounds,
and one confusion of the lungs. OF these,
five were of the left lung, and two incised and
one confused wound of the right lung. The
incised wounds Of the lungs were not very
extensive only two penetrating TO any depth.
There was also found a slight ncsed wound
ON the left lobe of the liver.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-03
COMMON COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING.

MONDAY, Sept. 2, 1851.
His honor the Mayor in the Chair Present
Aid Dickey, Haun, Hudson, Mann, Shields, Wal
ker, Weeks and President Thomas.
journal read and approved
Marysville Zouaves granted use Of Pavilion,
when not wanted for Fair purposes.
Clerk authorized to draw warrants in favor Of
the following parties: L. Stoopss $lol O9' Ma
rysville Water Co. $l4, j. W. Moore s., j. NJ.
Ramirez Sl4 25, A. Walker, IS SO, c. p. Pollard
s. SO, Hudson, Wiley d Caiue SIG 80, w. C..
SWaiue 81 80.
Repert of committee on wharves and landings
in relation to profile Of levee &c, read and ac-
cepted.
Committee on Fire and Water reported that
they had purchased 100 feet Of hose in San Fran
cisco, and recommended the purchasing of 400
of leather hose. Report accepted and committee
authorized to make the purchase.
Petition Of G. and G. Woodsum for permission
to erect wooden roof at lumber yard on Third
street. Granted.
Mayor and Marshal authorized to employ two
special policemen on election day, and four dur
ing the agricultural Fair.
Clerk authorized to draw warrant in favor OF
j. b. Leaman, City Assessor for 5000.
Petition of John G. Fall and others to have the
Slough drained, referred to the Committee on
Streets and Roads, with power to grant the same.
Petition of Water Co. for permission to tap d
Clerk authorized to draw warrants in favor of
city officers for monthly salaries, and Il. D. Rey-
nolds for rent of Warren Engire House.
A. w. Smith proposed, through the proper
committee to haul 500 yards, more or less, OF
gravel ON Third street, between street and
Feather river at 81 25 per cubic yard. Laid on
the table.
Ordinance to allow Lincoln and Scott to PIT up
L bulletin boards on the street corners taken
from the table. Rules suspended and ordinance
read third time and passed
Ordinance introduced giving right Of way to
the California Northern Railroad Company from
Washington Square to the northern line Of the
city Also the use of portion Of SAID square for
depot. etc, and the privilege Of laying down
track to Feather river, to be used during the
building Of the road. Read twice and ordered
printed,
Ordinance reducing landing and wharf duties
about 80 per cent below present rates, passed.
Committee on Fire and Water authorized to
purchase suction pipes for Eureka and Pioneer
Companies, similar to one purchased recently for
EurekaS.
Council adjourned.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-03
Harry EdgertOn at Sacramento.

Mr.. Edgerton, the most brilliant orator
whose voice has ever been heard west of the
Rocky Mountains, and who is to be one of
cur representatives in the next Congress,
made glorious speech at Sacramento on Sat
urday evening. lie has made most faith
full and laborous canvass of the State, and has
startled the masses by his overpowcring elo-
offence The Union gives lengthy synops.
of his speech at Sacramento. We make the
following extracts:
TIE MCCONNELL STATE CONVENTION AND ITS
RULING SPIRITS.
The eelf~styled National Democratic par
ty' had denominated their platform "Democ.
racy;" but it was the incarnnte tiend of anar-
chy and license, abhorrng all restraints,
legal, constitutional and moral. Ifthat party
should succeed California would soon find
itself experimenting in secession and Pacific
Republics. They could taste the treason Of
the makers of that platform in the very air
[Applause. Among the ruling spirits in that
Convention was the Hon. Charles T. Bolts,
an undi-guiscd Secess0uist, who preached
his treason in pamphlets, in the public streets
and in private circles, and the Ourthen OF
whose argument was secession was a con-li
tutional right, and who had gone so far last
Winter as to declare that it was the policy OF
California to establish en- independent Pacific
Republic; and that if he had the power h
would reopen the African slave trade \
voice He goes for peace, nowl' lie would
come TO the peace question by and 10y, Others
Of the ruling spirits of that Convention were
Thomas IasucVre NOlupv l. Howard Sol
omon HeYdcnicdt, and DR.. Sorrcl, of >iski-
you. all known Seces ioujs's The last named
Eas member of the Legislature of last " in
ter, who introduced resolution villifyin1
and traducug General Scott-God bless the
old hero forever! LAppmu-c There wa.
also Judge Terry, another Seccs-onist; and
in dark. obscure corner, smoking his pipe
drinking his gin, but guiding the proceeding,
Of that Convention, was oId VIM. NJ. Gwin
and d-n his memory forever LLeughtor
applause, and "Amen"l Such were the men
who adopted the platform and placed the
candidates upon it.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-03
FOR SALE,
Or Lease at a Moderate Rent.

fs.f4gA, THAT very desirable and splendid private
..,GM residence, on Cortez square, at present oc-
s;satE cuped by P. Decker, Esq.
Astk.s6 Appp to F.. PINNIX,
Real Estate Agent, First street, Narysville.
nr-.f
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-03

Our next Governor spoke to an immense
audience at Sacramento on Saturday evening.
Three car loads Of Union m n from Folsom
were in Attendance Here are few extracts
from his speech;
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-03

All persons desirous ofenlisting for the War in the
Savary Company now being raised in this County by
the undersigned, will find roll opened at the United
States Hotel, in this city and in the hands of A. j
Hewett; and in the hands of E. c. Baldwin at his
store street, Marysvlle. Rolls will also be found
at Long Bar with T. Richards and at Tmbuctoc with A.
IL French.
The Company, which will soon be made up, has been
promised an i'm mediate acceptance by the proper au
thorities Gf deemed quaifed) az coon as ready.
au27.1s WM. SINGER.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-03
MARRIED..

In this city, Sept 2d, by the Rev. W ]. Maclay,
Mr.. e. Smith and Mrs. NJ. Thorpe, both of Suttcr
county
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-03
w. =. THOMPSON,
DENTIST.

TEETH neatly and substantially filed with pure
gold.
My Skeleton Atmospheric Plate Is s:l predomina mt.
Its advantages over all other artificial work, are
Frst.-A very narrow plate, thus preserving all
the moduatons of voice.
Second.-Its adaptation and ease 10 the mouth.
Third-lt does not rock as other plates do after a
little use, but when fitted remains so nor does
it require any perceptole effort the part of the
patient to keep il in the mouth.
Ca and see specimens.
Operations for Cleft Palate performed also pala-
tine Oburators inserted Strict attention paid to all
diseases Of the teeth.
Office on street. between Third aud Fourth, olpo.
site the Odd Ftlog's Hall, I4ry-vilie.
jan4c
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-03
MILITARY NOTICE.

And all atices belonging to the trade, on hand, and
for sale at reasonable rates jy 10
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-03
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
NOTE FOUND.

A NOTE for $100 was found in this CITY on August
n 29lh. ltiS dated Nevada, May 18th, 1861, drawn
in favor Of d. Kraft, aud by him endorsed over to
john German. The can have the note by iden-
tying himself at this Office, and paying for th's ad'
Yertisenent au5l-lw