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Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-04
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4 SITUATION as Copyist or AGO infant in some
N respectable Mercantile House or once IN TINS
city. Referance as to character and capaointy VIII
be given when required. Address Fox 81, =. o.
MatyyvIls. Hep25
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-04

THE Temperance Journal says to the vol
Cnteers; "Ye loyal and patriotic defenders
IT our flag, stick to the motto of total alb
-tineuce, and You will yet reap the reward.
Posterity can then but praise you in your
laudable efforts"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-04
Marysvil;e Rifles.

lTEN WANTED to fill up the ranks oi the
w MaIYsrille Rifles to the maximum number
None but FOOD men wanted. -
Term OF enlistment, for three years or the war Al
those wishing to go into service will apply immedate'
ly at the Armory First street, next to decker Jew"
ctt Psxton's Banking House. between The hours oil
0 A. NJ. and 2. NJ.
The Company will be provided for at the camp AT
Marysve, and pay and rations will date ire III arVal
ofrecruits.
~ An entire election of officers VIII DC hau
before the Compsuy is mustered into service.
oc2 Bv order of the Company.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-04

as IT ABOLITION ?"-An article in yester-
days Argus, copied from an exchange, asks
whether President Lincoln gave the publica-
tion of the U. S Laws to the New York In
dependent and the Albany Journal because
they are Abolition sheets? We might en-
tend the inquiry and ask whether he gave
the same 10 to the Sacramento Union and the
Sn Francisco Bulletin, because they are -
dependent sheets, but we don't care to --
Stockton independent.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-04

A PArmorIc FAMILY Brigadier General
Isaac Staat, late of Newport Rhode Island,
had twenty-five chidren-siXteen of whom
are boys, niue of whom are in the military
service Four Of whom are in the-}hode Is
land regiments, four in the Massachusetts,
and one in the 18th New York. The father
was in the Mexican war, aud died in 1851,
lea ing one hundred and twenty descendants.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-04

WHATS Coming ?-Even the Marysville
Express went out of its way to cnjoin upon
its readers a strict observance of the National
Fast, and we hare seen one or two articles in
the same Journal which were unexception-
able in their Union tendency. w e shall next
be told that the Richmond Enquirer has
federacy, and the editor of the New York
Daily News has taken orders-iS. f. Mirror.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-04

New PoLITICAL IssUEs-There are some
politicians, 50 confirmed in the sophistries Of
partyism, that no circumstances of time or
place can -hake them loose from their preiu-
dces which, like the Old Man of the Sea,
in the Arabic fable of Sinbad. bsstride the
necks of their inteleets with the tenHcity of
Death. There are Democrats an1 Republi
cans among us, who, were they TO wake up
in China or Japan, would continue to rant
about Democracy and Repubicanism as glib
ly as ever, without once dreaming that they
were making donkeys of themselves. 1t
seems somewhat marvellous that, in time
9ike this when our once beloved Republic is
plunged in the Maelstrom of rebellion, Amer
lean citizens can abstract their minds from
the overwhelming horror of the moment and
bcstow them upon the shadowless pAtitudes
of old party issues What has Democracy
or Republicanism-in the modern partisan
sense in which those terms are now employ
ed got to do with the crushing out OF re-
bcllion and the reconstruction of the Ameri-
can Union? Not a whit more than have the
Arianism and Gnosticism of early Christian
ity. The terrible realities now pressing up
Gu the nation, indicate but a single question,
that has but two sides 1t is Union or Dis
union!"- Negadn Transcript
RuNoRs On Tuesday reports were in cir.
c1.lation that n Confederate force, fifteen
hundred strong, under command of General
s. A. Johnston, had crossed the Colorado
river Yesterday report got into circula
sion That the troopt at Fort Nunn had sur
rendered. This report was said To have been
brought hv an express to melody in the
city. The number of Confederate forces was
said to he five thousand To-day there is II
rumor that a Mexican from Arizona reports
fourteen thou>aud Confederate troops be-
tween Tucson and the Rio Grande. | place
no reliance upon any Of the rumors. and mem
ton them solely as showing the extreme SEN
sitive state of the minds of the people of this
community "A itcs Los AHqelcs cor, Sept %.
New York PoLTICs.-All the political
State Conventions have now been held in
New York-the Democratic, Peoples Union,
Republican and German. The latter con-
ferred with the Republicans through com
nittee, and also presented a resolution in
which they claimed that had it hot been for
the ermans, the Republicans would have
been defeated that the German troops pro-
tected the Americans in their flight from Bull
Run; that Blenkcr's brigade was distinguish
ed, and so was Max Weher's regimentat at Hat
terns. and That tie Gerrenns were ready TO
sacrifice everything for the country. Ihe
Republicans adopted the Peoples Union Con
venton ticket which is the same with the
exception that the Re ,ubicans substituted
the name of MIR. Bruce for that of Tallmadge
The Union ticket has for Attorney General
Daniel s Dickinson. n.-HTdidS ST. Lo"iS lct-
ter, Sept i3
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-04

The following letter was written TO a gen.
tleman in San Francisco, by friend who is
private in the volunteer force now stationed
at Los Angeles:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-20

the public lands, shall be paid over by the Receiver
Of the said several Land Offices to the Treasurer o
| the State, at such times and in such form as thu
officers pursued in paying over such public monte
to the late Government of the United States ans
all reports required to be rendered and made tt
| the said Government at Washington by the officer
| herein named, shall be rendered and made to tn
! SurveyorGeHeral of PEblic Lands for the Distric
OF Louisiana. 2orOcided however, that any yvarra nj
which may have been drawn on the said Recciy
cfs as discussing officers of the late Goyernmen
OF the nfe'i States, prior TO the 26th of January
\. D. 1861, shall, and may be paid at once hy IN,
| RecelversS provided, that before the said navmrn
IS made, the said warrants shall be approved b,
ths governor or the SWrgeYor.General of the te
=, T. c ,hf JUtHer ortes'ned, That the Governor O
TINS SE&te shalt have authority 10 remove any of thu
| iand olhGers aforesaid, wheNeVer he NAV consi,le
sadTemOval conducive to the public Interests an,
| he snail have authority to ell all vacancies bv an,
WIZ me adEicc ah consent of the Senate, and il
case any OF said officers should fail or refuse Il
| take the oath required, the Office shalt be deempI
| vacant and the Governor shall fill the vacancy A.
i provided for above.
i MI Martin, of Assumption, then moved to take
up the resolution heretofore offered by Mr., Walker
| to rescind the resolution for this DAYS adiourn
ment already adopted, and asket, for a SUSPENSION
| of the rules.
| Mr. Davidson, Of Sabine, demanded The yeas and
nays thereon, which resulted as follows:
Yeas: Mesars. Avegno, Bernudez, Benvenn Ron.
loFo' oonneF' brlscoe, Conner of ConcOrdia David.
SOU oi LIVINGSTON 1'ebianc hstlin, FuQua, GLADDEN.
Kennedy, Lagroue, Lewis of Orleans. Manning
Marrero, Marks of Orleans, Martin of Assumntion
McCioskey, Mcfarland, Nelancon, Miller, Moore
Norton Olivier Perkins of Orleans. provostr
noA!eF' onith, Semmes, Stocker, Tappan, Talbot,
layi"E,ot st. Charles, Todd, Walker and York-S6.
Nays; Messrs. Burton, Butler, Caldwell, Cook,
Connolly, Cottman Davidson, Dorsey, Duprt
feseHer, Gardere, Girard, Graves, Gray, Heron,
Hodges, Hoingsworth, Labatut, Lawrence, lie.
Bourgeois, Martin OF Carroll, Magee, McColom.
AcNeely, Michel 0'Bryan, Patterson, Peck, Penn.
Sei'oh' hlchardson, roman, Scott of East Felicana,
S'n"soh' Stewart, Swayze, Taylor Of St. Landry,
LeAuoa' valentine Williams of St. Helena, and
"llz-4O.
1eas' %; nays fo'
consequently tile said motion to suspend the
IU,g7 was lost
Mr.. De Blanc On behalf of the Comn,ittna an
Enrolment, reported as duly enrolled the following
ordinances and resolutions:
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j . L Il n a L 0 FTCTET
DE La
CONVENTION De L'ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.

+, MARDE lie y fGyrier 1861
: La Convention sassembIe commencement i l'aionr.
, nement.
8 Honorable a. Mauton occupe lie fauteuil
LII Seahce est ouYette par une pri&re du Rev, Nc.
, Coy.
: L'appel nominal constate la presence de 81 daIl.
;, guts.
y NJ Taylor rapporteu du comit& des affaires mill.
TafeS ct naVales, charge de aire les arrangements
heceSsalres pour linaHgulaton du drapcau national
De 10 Louisiana, tat lie rapport suivant:
La ceremoNie sera CONNIE suit: Les mcmbres de
Ia convention, en- corps, Sc transporteront sur Ia
place Lafayette, Oh Sc trouyeront les copacnfes mi
lItailes de Ia vile, ell ligne de battaile, ct il midi
prf2is, lie drapeau sera hssG sur lie mat place m
dessls de l'b6tel de VILE ct all meme moment sara
tire TN saut de 81 coups de canon
Sur motion du meme dGltguG, Ia Convention eus.
pend sd sGance iHsqu'A liz hcures efet rassistor
a Ia c&rdmonie de Inauguration du traneau
A IL heures la Convention reprend 81 s,.9ncn
| Sur motion de IL. Davidson de Sabine. IN nopve,
| appel dcs mcmbres est fait ct Sc membres :, ri: |
| pendent.
lie proc3syerbal de la sGance dhicr est III ct an.
prouvc.
Sur motion de h. Walker, ct aprts dispense DIES
| rGglements Ia resolution suyante est adoptte.
eaira do 40 u yo4 ho0eft9on, commits
Get Eat lenommG ct ceiee soft inyit 'n"rs ae
IN Siege dams fenceinte de Ia Convention.
N. Moore prtsente alors NJ. Richardson nm; 9. -,
discours 4 la Convention, '''
Sur motion de II. Richardson. ct anrhs 7is,o,,so
des rtoIemnnts Ia r,oI,,tin, oIsPchse
Resolu, Que les ci-deyant reprfsentants an Coo
grts des Etats-Uns qui ont donnt leur dfmiesi0n
SotI 'HEIes ehdie IN siege dams Tencente de
1r ran5,'.
' u''' '' nun dU Comlte de finances prtsente
c rapport snvant, certaines resolutions rfir;o
il &c comitG, rec0mnande zone Ia sor,,,o IL ,;..-.
Gina piastres soit ,o;a vtiII; ,-'''''a ue Fih9t-
-. '1' p'S 1t " ll'ldih blooInleld jeune,
"'i''e NC Pos'e de Ia Convention siigeant Baton {
Rouge
Rccommande ladoption de la resolution autorisont
lie trcsoricr de Ia monnaic Il la NouyeIloOrI,,ns
payer, des fonds proyenant du reyenu de II 1oo,,
a Ia NOuVee-O Orleans mn n,ondat H., +;,a ..
81 ianvinr 1891 ,o,,, l., ,. s' 'iiil9 IL
a. ~ ~ P''i !" Soilsno de $3.50, en- favour
de II. &. Miller, Ci-leyant avor1t H., Ii.+ri4 | !
17t+- r-: 3 ''01'' "c uiaVrlcI DIES 1
h'C'-O MS pour le district oriental de la Louisiana
e'te Soiilne Giant Ia balance de son salarc non Gil
core Payee' n
eur rno'ion cette resolution est adopt1e.
t'1'3l!I',ioG adoption de Ia resolution autorsant
'Fesofief de Ia monnaie Il Ia Nonyelle- Orleans j 3
'ayer' du tonds dGposG credit du revenu public
es ayant lie 81 ianvier 1861, lie mandat ST
e ID tfrSorere No. 2O52 ennis Washington porant E
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Never EtebtI5tutca,

I'm e'FAo1nie entirely from Grns has t,ec7n7o o ar
fbINhed met Srnar Medicine. known nd nnnroyad W
ana Is now reSored to with confidence ia all
the discusses for which it is accommodated " s"-
It has cured thousands within the last two ,aaro
given up al hopes of rete numerous
ct'es in my possession show.
ho dose i' be adapted TO the temperament IF the nd,d
u taxing IT, and used in such quantities as 10 act
Bowels, e'' 'H Inc
Of youJnignent guide you IN The uso of Tho
LIVER nVi&oraor and it will Liver ComDIanta Bi,
A"'3kS' DSSFvIS Chronic parrhee Summer Corap7autr
byetefy Dro5y, Sour Stomach, Ch1i
Cholera Cholera Morhus, Cholera Tnfaptnp, FIa,r I
dice, Female "eaknesRes, and muy bo used
Culinary faniiy Medicine It will cure Sick ueadarb t
o8 can toSy) in twenty mi utes If two or three ea
"p NJ commencement of attack All who MO
RreEtvng their testimony in favor ~
hotht3geher. $500 T0"
Price, q per bottle.
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"ures sections de iordonnance qui mont jamai
t't prses ell consideration restcnt atpostes sur L
| bureau.
lie meme membre propose que toutcs les sec
tons de Performance ains amcndtcs ct a3ont6c
solent considGr"es ct adopttcs CONNIE ,;tant For
dominance en- Cnticr.
NJ. HERON prt5cnte Ia section suyantc CONNIE
section additjonnellc Il Ia dito ordonnaucc, Ia
quelle sHr motion de NJ. Moore, restc d1Dos:e su
lie bureau:
hP%oIu, GA" Ia legislature dc Get Etot auro nloi,
PouVoir de changer, amCnder on abrogcr cette or
dominance, ct de passer dcs lois pour In ypnto q,
| administration des terres nuhIiorae Of do ,,o,r
voir a Ia nomination dcs officers ntcessairrs i col
| objet. - 81 ~
Sur motion Performance ains amendte est adon.
tee CONNIE suit:
"FnnNNAN'E relative M domaine public en- rserve dam,
lie pcupe de Ia Louisiana, assemble en- Convon,
| ton, ordonne: vi N0''' eli
PremjGrement Tout lie domaine public on ri.
| serve dans lEtat de IN Louisiana appartient de-
droit Il Etat de la Louisiana tIli mar in prtsnnta
est lnvestie du tire, du cunl0le ct de IN inrIic
| uoh sur lie dit domaine, sujcts aux droits d,,ia
| acquiS en- Vertu des lois du ci.deyant rouycrt o.
| ment dcS EtltS- Uns.
| Secondement, TOue loi on partfe de loi d, ri
| deVant gouvcrncment DIES Etats-Lns concernant
n Fente ct larpentagc des terres publioues dnns
Efaf, ct tous les rGglemcuts ct Ortlonnancps con-
Ger is administration des dtcs terres. Qnf
GtaiGhI en- vigueur dams Get Etat Il Ia date lt "a
lahVler 1861, non Incompatible aycc les orlIon
hahces adoPtces par CettC Convention resteront ON
force ct Vigueur dams Get Fiat
Ir0I>lrmement JuSqu'a ce uui en- soft ortra
hent 0fdohnr, Iarpentenr general de rEtat IA 10
Louisiana Ell les rCEStrcurS ct rpcryplrs cootinrn
roht remplIr les dcvOirs ct iour des ponvoirs
droltS ct ehoumcnts Sc rattarbant leurs piacps
reSpectVes gu lis rempsscnt ct don't lis innissant
malntenant en- vertu dcs lois du cidevant cover
nement des EtatS Unis ct qui ne sont uas incn,n-
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And testimonials new md n'Inos wihGut number might DO
gwen from dte" aud gentlemen in all grades Of society," who's
united testimony could resist Prof Woods Hair Req
toratve will restore the bald and y ard preserve the hair OF
tho youth to old age In all It's youthful beauty.
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BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,


. IWVNTIL VNNINEN, t'ITY HAHN
New Orleans Tuesday, February IQ Ia6I I
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Hon. Lea +. Bakowcl, President, in the
:, Present: Hon. Lea F. Blackwell, President
Messrs Davis, Duprt, Frjmaux, Scicshnaytre, and
Shcphcrd-G. "' - "''u
There being no quorum present,
r, Mr.: paws moved that the Board adjourn to
lHGSo4y next, 2bth inst at 6 O'Clock, p. IT.
Mr.. Dupri called for the yeas and nays.
=, cas-: Messrs. Blackwell, Davis, FrGmaux and
Selcshnaydrc--4
Nays: Messrs. DHpr& and Shcpherd-2.
Nhereupon the Board adjourned to Tuesday
next, 10Th instant, at O'Clock p NJ.
JOHN L. HOLLAND. Secretary.
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Gases air tight, end will keepin any climate
The Family Cahartic Pill gentle and acva f,otbt,
"e me pronlcf0r mas used in his PRACTICE more than ]
nc cqi5taaty increTs demand those who have
long lscq the rms, and the which ali exT asu ~
gard to their has induced me to pacs Them TX III re-
Of 81 The Profession well know that different reca
on different portions Of the bowels ~ ""'n'F'ieb acs
Emy Gharc Ii has with dna reference to this wall
Venhl W.; oeo f?lnloll4ei from variety Of the puresS
'eEe"lhe Extracts which alike every mart nf ta '
!y cah and are good md safe all cases pbere
y Sucn "S arrangement f. he Stomach Saernneg
rI III e hHek end ons Go,tiveness Pain and Soreness
neelcd E Y ron sudden cold, which frequently If
IeEtecet emu N course of Fever Loss of AnnetitG 49,
r. &c q Tod over the body Restlesqness HenJacbe a
I JIlt ~ .9 ed, H lniaunalury Disrnses Wor,n ~,
GGe or Aaa RheHhatisn Parfer Of the RIood
ro% S Ia%es 70 which fash il heir to- too numerous to-
~ III I.iS efselen Dose TO g. Prre Tinon w
lnVlsor4t0r and Family t}athartic Pills are ntaI
~ '40 ti"delh all the largo
ss5 vi 1NFGED' NJ D., Manufacturer and Propr;e,or
]. WEIGHT & CO.,
qngTdtW Wholesale A gentE
And sold by aF sry Hgugrlgt,
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DE-. EEGONnHd'e

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Secretary Of the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

In obedience to orders from Washington, the United
States ship Supply is not to be put out Of commission,
as was expected, but will be Immediately filed with
stores and provisions for the squadron cruising off
Florida. AS every exerton is being mode 10 expedite
her outfit she will be ready in few days. Letters
for the Brooklyn Macedonian, Wyandotte, st. Louis,
and Sabine will be forwarded by her, if left at the
Brooklyn Naval Lyceum, without expense.
The United States steam gunboat Mohawk, which
arrived here few days since has been hauled along
side the wharf at the NsvyYar and will be over
hauled at once. Her present officers and crew, it is
said are not TO be detached.
Those sailorsan marines whom circumstances render
it necessary TO retain in the service beyond thespecfed
limit of their time will receive onefourth their usual
pay in addition TO their present wages The act Of Con-
ress which provides for this expressly reserves the
part Of the Government the right to hold enlisted
as long as "the interests Of the country demand it,
the condition aforesaid.
Matters are getting brisk at the Norfolk Navy-Ya
The Portsmouth and Germantown are being rapidly
prepared for commission. The premises are literally
filed win coal, which seems to make the Virginia
people expect that Gospor will soon become great
coaling place for United States steamers.
The United States Revenue cutter Harriet Lane is to
be temporarily converted into man.ofwar. She went
over yesterday to the Brooklyn NavyYard to receive
new and formidable armament. -Four 80 cwt. guns,
one l2pound howitzer and aquany Of shot and shell
ill be put on board. 1t is said that marine guard is
to be detailed for her Immediately.
We are i'll position to state that officers who have
resigned in the United States service are endeavorug
to obtain men for the Secession armies and nayies om
Northern arsenas and navy-yards. Lieut.. Kirkland,
late Of the Marine corps has written to marine at ths
place, asking him 10 influence "all soldiers who have
put up their time in Uncle Sans service TO enter the
Georgian army, where they will receive all the extra
pay and emolumentt that reenstment in the Federal
forces would entte them to- Lieut.. kirkland is
tive of North Carolina, and is married TO daughter
niece of Col Hardee. His offer will have little effect
ON tho Tinted States tronpa
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1861
special order for next THURSDAY, and the House ad

special order for next Thursday, and the House I'D
joarned.
TO ARM Tx STATE.
The following Is the bill "To provide arms and
equipments for the militia of the State, and for the
public Defense" as il passed the Senate, and has been
ordered to third reading in the House;
The People Of the State Of Ne York. represented N Senate and
Assenbip do enact az Jototrs:
SEoToN The Of 500 600 hereby appropriated for the
purpose Of procuring equipments and munitions war Tor
the of the militia Of this State and for the public defense
SEC The moneys hereby appropriated or much thereof
Of the Commsnden Chief Lieutenant Governor and Controller
In such they deem most appropriate for the pu
pose OF efficiently srnng the militia Of the State and providing
sEc3 The equipments and mlnition, Of war procured
the Chief shall deem for the interest Of the
militia service Of the State.
SEC The Conmsn Chief shall report the Legs
sure at the opening thereof thereafter be all
his acts and proceedings under and by virtue Of this act
In the distribution Of the arms and equipments and
unkons OF procured by virtue OF this act the Commander
IN Chef shall require Of the Of companies eg
men' to whom they shall be distributed such security for their
men for that purpose which security shall be bond to the
people Of this state with such surie and such amount
keeping and preservation of such equipments snd mum
lions Of wsI and the return thereof the Of the State
Chei such tond shall be filed in the Office OF the Aduant
SEQ 1t shall be the duty the General to sscer
tain and report specially every session of the
the opebps thereof thereafter may De- the
procured under and by virtue Of hi. act in addition to the re-
ports required by him to be made.
shall be paid fon the State Treasury except be for
equipments aud munitions Of actually purchased and de-
nsnds3 10 & GO! or G and for
such other purposes CONNECTED with the Pubho defense they
my re & , 90 oSysbsd And such eIpsdnre
shall be paid for only the certificate the Commander In
Chief Lieutenant Governor and Co9IOeI BY the warrant OF
the Controller. drawn upon the state treasurer
SEC. g. This act shall take effect immediately
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California Marriages and Deaths.


In Sacramento Jan H. Dr. c. T. Barnes to Mary Doty both
Al Benics on Thursday Jan. TO- by the Right Re, w l.
Kin D. d.. Robert Murray Surgeon United states Army.
to ADELAIDE s. daughter Of Thompson Atwood OF osianefs
Maine. NJ n nj. pa
L. Hall to Susan NJ Haynes youngest daughter Of captain NJ
Haynes -
In San Francisco jan Sarah Elizabeth Sutherland paivs-
Of New. York aged year, aud II days -
In Sacramento Col William Aldrch, native Of Rhode
A. Two Mile Bar Cs'weras County Dec. "a, Stephen d
Churchill formerly Of De Kalb County Illinois aged years
and 3 month"; -.
n. Patten, aged 81 years. -
In San Fsncce, JAM T. James p Philbrook, suatlve OF
AZ Isncha Pans Dec % J. Mansfield, native Of Missouri
aged - years. 49,
MaIsRs CahOn Jan George Kinzsr aged IS years s.d
months. -.
In San Frsncisco Jan. l3 George c. Bradley formerly a.
Providence, r. l., aged "a years "A, i.
In San Francisco Jan H. Of consumption, Emna NJ VIC Oh
A. n. Nelson, aged Is years
francisco jan b. James Marley civil engineer ssoo
80 years late OF St Louis, Mo.
In San Francisco Jan H. Capt Benjamin L. MschanI ~,
tive OF Edgartown, Mass, aged 20 years. -. s.,.,,.r
Ia San Francisco, Jan. 10, May Ellen ko9erts
John w and Mary Roberts aged months ssa 2 Of jacob
In Sacramento, Jan. H. Louisa fnedrfecAie WIG '" '
Kaerth, native Of Philadelphia Pa ....,,. Al a~r
In Nspa City, Dec H. Robert X bro~n' 'e'ae'" " ~~
cumberland County, es, aged " Xsss~