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Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

A VERY PRAcrICABLE JOKE. -Some of the
Saginaw Indians are intense ways in their
way One of them, having given a trader
some annoyance. was told that in case he was
seen again with hottie. it would be taken
from hun and thrown INFO the fire a fen
SS'yS af'er' the Indian appeared with a piut
,"sN ,,, IN his basket, as usual, hut the trader
tas |as as good as his word and demanded 'he
fn"w f'.Ie which the Indian gave up and started
~ I' Tue door. The trader threw the flask into
ton stove, and out came the windows, trader
,OaowTlhg close behind. The next time that
e%an "r Gurns an Indians whisky bottle. he will
ub;inn bu'ne 1t to see whether its contents are
""sky or gunpowder
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

WHY ARE 1ntY SupPREs-ED.-lt Is observed
that with the aid OF the War Department the
press of the North displays all possible aciiv-
ny in collecting and publishing lists of The
killed and wounded in every battle and deveu
'kirnisa thus far fought. AS yet we have
not seen or even heard Of any statement of
he killed and wounded Of the Confederate
amy Many citizens Of California have rel
aliNes and friends in the Southern army and
while The people Of the North are with all
possible dispatch made acquainted with the
fact of having lost relatives or friends in bat
lie, the others nre kept in SUSPENSE Is an
Instance of this we are informed that nfor-
nation has been received by The relatives of
his vile in San Francisco, of the death Of F.
). Mckenzie, once OF Weavervilc He was
killed in one Of the la;o battles in Missouri
Trinity Journal
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

BLoNDtN AND THE LtoN.-M. Blordin wheel
Cd bon cub o'er HE rope at the ZouogcHl
t'ardehs, Liverpool on the afternoon Of the
Goth of June-a b'isterons wind prrvliing
at the time. The lion, which was s month,
Old and Is called Tom Sayers after the re-
n"wned pugilist, was strapped to he barrow.
Much curiosity was excited lu see the animal
Scores OF gnssts were raised. aud when the
head of young Tom was observed with rvr-
wandering about, hs if anxious to know what
was to hecope of him. the chipping aud
cheering became very great Having al
lustrd e barrow, Bloudln began to move.
apparently trembling with the weight Of h =
joad guy was attached to the b,rrow
and as it wrs let out by his assistant. it hy
come means or other got entauged after lac
Lnd proceeded sume thirty or forty feet
BIondin halted, and the guy rope fell to the
ground The heart became sick to look at
Kim People kept their breath, expecting
every moment that the gymnast. with Tom
s'Lyers and tie hhrr"w. would be pr+cip,ta
Ted into the City OF Pekiu.' or into the h,ke
below Instantly Blondn's resolution was
tak"n. He evidently could not get ON, and
he BEGAN 10 move back ward cautiously aud
slowly Women were rs if lhey we're wit
Messing an execution, deep silence lre-
y"ti q, which was only broken WHEN Blon-
din arrived safely on the i,l foru Again the
barrow was adjusted, and Blondhn moved en-
lhlT time without guy rope Gradually b.
alrlo "hed the center. and. after resting u
short time, beg n TO push up the incline Th"
wind Feemtd /" impede him very much, and
1t WIS really frightlnl to see the barrow roll
back OCCASION lily about a foot, ns if he who
guided it had not sufficient strength to push
n tI... ,,1, a..
HARD TO BEAr-One of the juveniles, tho
considerably advanced presented himself not
ION! since, for admission to u public school
near Dry Dock He was shown seat. and
IN de course of the morning the teacher re-
b"Ned TO enter into Il little examination of
TIE youths capncities and kno ledge prior to
assigning himdO class. Calling to the b'hoy
u stand up. he asked:
;'o you know anything about GRAMMAR"
don't know anything else replied the
Very well now attend; In the beginning
O"i made the world parse World"
All the h'hoy knew Of grammar was what
ne had heard that very morning from the
Glasses rrc'ing around him: hut then he had
been taught that when lighting in the dark
he must strike out straight froHi the shoulder,
right and lefl. and all would be right.
Parse wor,d2" he drawled out inquiring-
ly, so Ms to gain time
"Yes; in the beginning God made the
world parse world"
"WaI, worlds the biggest kind Of noun,
masculine gender, aud all sorts of tense, past,
present and future, nnd"--slappiug his hands
down on the desk with force that shook the
6nilding-"t is governed 10y God Now
fetch on your Sunday school scholars ole
hoss, and see if they en- heat that
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

AN Arahinn. who brought blush 10
noIden's checks by the earnestness of bis
gaze. said to her:
My looks have planted roses in your
cheeks why forbid me to gather them
The law permits him who sows to reap the
harvest"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

low DID HE KNOW Ir--A clergyman in
Connecticut was rendirg to his congregation
the beautiful and poeticnl psalm of David
where he snys, "Merry aud Truth are met
together, Righteousness and Peace have kiss
ed each other. AT this passage little girl
III the assemblage manifested grent deal of
interest, and whispered to her mother Tint.
just as true as you live; see Righteous Hill
u kissing Pence Peabody behind the smoke
house, buthow did the minister know it,"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

SETAToU NE,Mifn AT AcME The Oregon
Statesman, Of ) ptemher 9th, thus speaks OF
Senator Nesmiln's arrival at SALEM
J. ". Nesnih arrived at Salem on the Sd
instant ana alter cordial reception IN be-
nalt n the People, made l'nef speech
upun national affairs lie recOuuted the ~teI 5
ken IN tins re,o otutiun since his drptr,utc
for Wu,hln rou, and stated ii TO be he de
teluiued poIposr OF the seeding States to
lnou-5uIu war aud drench the nation in
bioud. lie feerr' d 10 the e0nlenip; with
Wh,cu Sumhelu S-nalurs teated the ritten-
den NesoiuuOns; opposing und sneenng ut
thrlr prov lalons, and hu.lly saying that the
Pre7lIen aud Congress mlsht suUscnhe il
oank sheet Of papel, LEAVING them to super
add tue terms Of Untou, and they would not
remAln. 10 the ASSERTION OF traitors that the
Uhlou IS Oh the road to he'll he preferred, it
itmusl go that it would 20 with culurs fly
ius aud drums heating, and anna the roar OF
artillery y. L. lronouucrd he talk of peace,
whist those Whu began the war have still
arns IN their hands, II deluslon and il cheat,
kuo% IL to be such 10y all who utter it. lie
dis. lniued any desire to coerce any Stale, OF
any citizen oI any Stale further tntn all good
cllzrus have teen ali their hNes cortctd--lu
suno diuation 60 the laws Of the United States
but tor that drgree oi coercion lie would,
is IL Senator vote the last dollar and the lasl
man aud the lasl dime and tile last drop Of
blood are not worth more dian the Union rs
our fathers fran ed it. Instead Of being a
war t' snbjuy"te states, it Was war to pre-
vent must infamous coercion Of loyal cii-
zeus in the South Instead Of being d war
against The property OF the SOU h, 1t WAS II
war to prevent the most uulu seizure Of
private property in the seeded states llav-
ing sw orn an oath tn support the Conslitu
ton, he could not Withhold lom the EXecu-
tive the only means 10 repel an invading
army whose Vicoiiou, cannon have awakened
the echoes Of he Capital it-ef When nine
ont OF ten Of the Kentucky representatives,
with CntIenden at their head. were urging
on hostile preparation, II did not become hi,n,
in benalf Of Oregon. to take part with The
conep epirators Such a course would he to iu-
>iie their arms TO this coast, and PERHAPS re-
enact, in our peaceful valleys, the bIoodsned
which prevails in Missouri from similar
cause.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

STA1I~rtcs OF ~ICKNEss Six hundred thou
sand persons die il the United States e, cry
year, six hundred thousand funerals in pro-
ce sion to the grave, and lhree million mourn
ers 20 about the streets
This is the CONCLUSION at Which we must
arrive, assuming the population of the coun-
try to be only wenty-h,e millions, (auG it is
Doubtless much more than that, aud appy ying
to that population the mean death-rule de-
dured from caicuiutious.
The vital statistics Of England show that
for each death there oc.ur about twenty
eight cases Of sickness or two years Of per
pelu1l sickness from which IL results that
tke-e six hundred lhouGud deaths which
take place in the United states every ear
are accompanied ~ sixteen million eight
hundred thousand case, Of sickness, or one
million two hundred Thousand Years OF ii, k
hes; that one mjiii'n two hundred thoL-
sand persons are petpeluaay s,oG.
NoN, every euilrhDeuded and candid ply
sician will tell Us that oue-hGi OF these
deaths and one-half of this sickness Is uu-
necessary and prev eniatle, and produced lv
the violation II the laws OF health, either ia
regard 10 the air we BREATH the food we
eat or The clothing we wear. The highest
English authority upon phy-ioIogy say, that
he average annual mortality Of England " is
just double that to which it might he re-
ducel Is proper attention to hygiene; tiot
"ouly 9oOCO (uf the annual deauhsl are i'll
eyilahle, the remaining lvo,Ouo being pre-
vrntabie
But So Jar ns we have the data necessary
f.: masking tie compui>on, it appears that
the andard OF health and the length of life
in This country are lower than in England;
The mortality there being y N e'eIy l,uOO
inha"iton;S annually, while in the United
States it is aJoHt - per 1000
Therefore We may, without eXacgeration
assume that oue-haf Of the entire sickness
aud mortality which prevails in the United
States is uvoldable; or, in other words, that
not less than hret hundred thousand persona
die unnecessary and Heyentah!e deGtAs every
yeur.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

PATRIOTS AND TrAIrol~ In this unhappy
conflict there can te but two larie,-potli-
OTIS and Traitors! - Do0glas Inst Spsech
This short seulrncr, slys the Cleveland
Leader, tells the whole story. Patriots and
Traitors! How true il is. Every man mu-t
beone or the other. HERE is no neutral po-
sijion. For the country or against it--w hIcl
are You? Nor can there be Republican or
Democratic party during the war Old issues
are dead, htried merged IN the gr"l qU,3-
le dod1ing, to catch votes Masked battery
platforms viii uot do The peoplv viii storm
all such Guerilla vol Gieiau- will g uu-
hors-d-traiiora Of al ds>crjpions will meet
the doom IF mai or=. Onion or Di-umou :
Honest men and p',lriots viii cl oo-c the ight
-Ile--;he side of the whole country
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17
Case of Seamen who Deserted from the
American Ship Ashland.

Arriving in La Grulla, found an Ameri
can awaiting my arrival, who had deserted
from the sinp Ashland rear Elida Island
about Is days pre,ions, together with SIX
men, Including the second male They euf
frred horriny from thrst, having passed the
last i've days before reaching the tay of To-
dos Snrtos with no drank tut salt water.
They were sixteen days in an open boat be
fore they found the bay, aud not knowing
which way tne hou-e was, took the opposite
direction After walking IN the hot sun rs
long MS they could, they laid down in the
shade OF a small buuch of stunte1 trees. in
peafect despair. LII this extremity MeXicrn
named Saclnmcnto Valeznrln, passed tnat
way, and understanding little English, en-
cUurnged them to keep on to Las Aninus,
ou,y few miles farther. Where there is Wa
ter, and went ON hm-clf, with Il bottle, IL, At
he might return and help them along.
He had hardly left Whrti old Butolo, the
Indian interpreter for Gen Clcmeute, came
along, aud finding that the men were tXh ,uS-
ted aud unable to proceed, he disinounIed his
ladies frou their horses aud with the deer
skins on which they rode made some beds ior
the We,ry men. lie thrn went on to the
water aud Socrdmento, and he returned with
.utliciert t. oiieNiite their intense suffering,
and they managed shorty after to walk t"
the water. There they rested while the Two
oalnhlians went 10 La Erulla, miles he
You'd. and returned laden with grapes,
oqunel,rs, green corn, aud What they could
yet catahe. Mules and horses We're brought
to take them to their Loat, and the Indian
Barlula lit.ed "a deer and some hnge> TO sup
ply them with more food All but the mat,
Mr Br .ddi-h, embarked aud crue tu thi-
town, tut being nuN eli lac took his chaucva
IN La GguiI4, LIoN ing hy SACRAMENTO that
was to e he2e to mr,t the senator expect ed
on the 7th, MIR l}rnddlSh was treated with
every possible kindness Don Juan AIern-
drez aud family, as well H. hY all the inhab;-
tan,~. and found no difficulty in hiring IA
norsv at low rice TO Lliug him here. 80 We
came together.
We found The boat and men had safely ar
rived, and the men had Represented the case
10 the Collector, MIR Sloane, who ransacled
all lis books TO iud ont if he could do. or
ought 10 do, anything with thea. According
to their united Testimony. which MIR. Sloane
has duly forwarded ru the fuuutau-hpad, The
cIptAin of the Ashland was rnuk Secession
Isl, and treated in brutal and savage man.
n,r all NoUherugrs on board, and finally
c lrsict things to sIch an excess that there
appeared no ALTERNATIVE for the two mates
bat 10 trke the e-se or dvser- her Sine is
probably Ioa'iing gnano at Georges Island,
and us everything like aid and comfort
should he taken away from the enemy hope
the " A-haud of New Urielus' will no. hc
allowed 10 20 down the Gulf of California
with a cargo guano, flying Secession flag,
rs the captains intention il to do -BUt}et{n
SdH Diego CorrcSponlehce Sept 8.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17
IlenLAND sgIyalt. are rroyetLially matIer

IT'ITIIF-F-I7
o'-'rt Dir Ca"poeii,a country gentleman,
aLout leaving his house in the mountains,
told his m4n DonaId to bring down e cry :
thing out Of the bedroom shortly after. 20
ing out into the ha !. he found that the f,ilh
fat creature had rcjno, ed everything in The
shape If furniture from the room, aud made
pile OF fender, tre irons. chairs, carpets,
etc in the eutry.
Oa another occasion he toll Donald, Garry
amy ladies who may call Up into the pariol
a few minutes attrrwnrd Donald appeared on
the stairs, very red in the tnce, Struggling
with Il dowager, who he was attempting,
~ilIy-ni.iy, 10 lug up bodily, according to
orders
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

UAMPAIGN JUKE 1.-Two cnNdldalos foUnI
good TODD but rough lodIin-s. at one miuips
camp where it wns their fortune 10 spend thr
night. he uur-keel'er toll them before they
retired thai they could not slccp-that tie
bed-tugs would be too many 10, them. After
an hours skirmishing With the enemy, cor
friends got up and calur ag,in to The bar
room, where they spoke 9riryously Of muu
who would keep such house The bar
keeper replied that he dii not pretend to
keep any 5thing bat . bar; that The led bugs
had been for two months enjoying uudlsputed
possession of the sleeping Department. md
he h ID not in that tiuc H,dc any charge for
lodgings. Our c'ndi}ntes held their peace,
aIhrit ;hey dil not look snti>iied.-Sicrra
DeinocYIb
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

MILITARY CAMr.-Iy order Of Gen. Sum-
n'r military camp, for recruiting purpost=,
has been eituLli.hrd near this .ity. under
command st Col ii. N. Jadah late II Captain
IN the regular army. The camp has teeu lo-
Gated on Arahnel'- ranch on the El Dorado
turnpike. about one mile from the cjty Ga
lnur,d'y morning, Cap1 j. Ives Fitch. OF
Forrest Iii,i arris ed here with his company
eighty strong, We believe and went iujo
c"np yesterday morning --IIaeer0iHe Dem-
Ocr1t l4M
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17
REcRUITING IN SIERRA-The Sierra Demo-
.rat of September l4th says:

Recruiting for the five California Regi,
ments is going On with activity Twelve
men left Forest City On sunday morning, to
join other recruits at North San Juan A
drputation of Their neighhors escorted the
hays out of town and bade them Gud-speed.
recruiting officer from san Juan was at
Downevlle saturday evening, and enlisted
seven or eight recruits for light cavalry.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

MA x X T9VILEa@,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
D e U G G. / S y S 3,
TgAVING within the past ye lncFe1syd their f.
cliu,s zoo 'Er EHsirrn market, are prepared 70
oGrr to their cu, ou ers the ire .at season.
Complete and Extensive Assortment;
En.bsucugnrw ARTICLES IA every branch Of he trade at
FIHC's sScducFci D,ice~.
They wrud call the attention Of th- public to the
f1,l in- variety, ah,c iry Are receiving BY every
vessel from Nc i1Ik:
Paints. and Painters S:CCk;
Brushes OG every descriptions;
staple Drugs and Chemicals;
@0G., fsnt,Ie sald Vial COrl1S;
DrJl%gisI.' ;snt F0aisne.i0meIs
GiIsSW:ascg
spices :lnii tsrOccr'S SurdTieS;
IrusS' ;, supporters and Shoulder Braces
slssId asd sOLGd Extracts;
baIaii' Ecs, Es.iiNl, ana American
of all dos Iipious;
E0p. and Brewers rGntCrla.
lump oil. aud CsarnphCne
Ss anAOw Glass OF saii siZcs.
RICE, COFFIN q CO.,
jUy2! IN It., Maeysvile.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

FoR NEz PEHCEs -ihe lreka journal says
there is great stampede from that region
for the Nez Perces mines. ia Washington ter
ritory
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17
H,ssE sSEjND.

4 ~ TG for 500 WAS found in his c tv ~ August
y 90 b. g.. .lrd \, vt.lH. May l4th, 1851, drawn
IN fayorof D Kf1i', and = him endorsed over TO
Jain German. Ih-oWucr can have The note by iden-
tfyua luu eli ~ tbs ulcv, and paying for this ad-
4tIi.sutnt au3l-'w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

At MugginsviIIe. Siskiyou county, A-a
!lowards harp and 2 500 bushels OF grain,
l5n tons Of hny and tour horses were burned
Loss, $lC geo.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

DIsGRACrF FUL AFFGAY AT ~WEETLAND On
Tuesday mo, ming las, J. {. Brod,rick aud
( isha Chsford, who had been engaged in
playing small s me of heAu-poker, dl7a-
greed aa to the amount Of unnry at stoke
and falling to settle the mat er ty words tell
to flows Clifford heiug the igtlteSi IN II OF
the two, had recourse to the iccighiS ct Il
ueighhntiuL scae and got home CA his adj
yeraary with several stunueIs. They wrle
parted by the hystHndri- heiore much dau.-
age was done DrodetIek jh-n rushed around
amongst his trie"ds for pistol obtained one
from somebody (who-r name We have u"for-
tuncteiy !uiled Ia ascr"l"in,) aud then sought
uut Cnlfuri, upon ~ hou, us soon II. he came
in sight. lac cormrncrd lirlHg. Three shuIa
were fired. Clifford running for delr life
Happily uuue of tkeu took effect Clifford
thrreulon hled d complaint before squire
i.ult aud Bruderiek WAS arrested and hruuLh
before the court At the boar appointed ior
the tral, Clifford fiitd to appear and peosc-
cute. Ii Is runortd thai Brodrrck> friends,
drendiug he cous' qpences Of an iuNe-)iga
Gon, persuaded Clifford uol to dlpear It j..
TO Ice hoped that suu- Of the good citizens of
the vitl.ge where this sceue occurred viii iav
the matter before the Grand Jury. a. il is
hi IA time these atrocjous sloo ing scrApe~
should be punished us they richly deserye.-
San Jtaa Press.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17

a REVEREND BEEKEEPEH Rev. Hiram
Hamilton, Who resides near Stockton, has 500
swarus of ees. His bees produce IA tun of
honey every month.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-17
By IT ELE CRAP
From San FIanci.co.

SiN fEAAciscp, sept. Is.
A lot Of tobacco, which arrived per clip
per ship sea Serpent, cors gued to Green,
Heath d All'n, was to day SEIZED Toy Cav
ernment officers on the ground that it was
owned hy Secession sympathizrrs. 1t is val
ued at from $4,000 to $4,000.
six companies Of Volunteers came over
from Camp Downey to day They were re-
viewed 10y General sumner and Colonel
Carleton The citizens seemed to turn out
e.. maSss greeting lie Volunteers with cheers
General sumner was also loudly chcrrei.
Four companies went aboard the steamers
Active and senator. Mt i o'clock, VIZ Cupt
Dre,chcr's; Capt McMui'en's, Capt Willis
and McMahon'+. balance lu>elo morrow.
Destination supposed to be Suulheru coast,
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,iler medicine Of its kind il apparent t. escape
observation, and vieTs lis virtues arc lnswn, the
public no longer hesitate VIA; an,:do,c to employ
or the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
,ulmon r. organs that are incident 10 cur climate.
While mary inferior remedies thrust upon tho
,omnunity hnvc failed and been discarded. this
ias gained friends ty every trial. conferred benefits
II tee afflicted tley en- never forget, and pro.
iuccd cures too numerous and too remarkable 70
PREPARED BY
Cks. y. G.. AVER a. co.
LOWELL, MASS.