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Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
LIE MAnYsvILLr FIRE DEpArMeNr. r.-BOruck

| The MARYsvILLE FIRE DEPATMENT.-Doruck
of the San Francisco Spirit Of the llmes' ID
the last issue of his paper, has the following
article concerning our Fire Department. 1t
will be seen that he has not before his eyes,
the ar of the venerable chairman OF our
Fire and Water Committee in the Council or
Of "any other man"
The iremen of Marysville, complain bit
J terly If the dilatory manner in when the
requirements of the Department are met ny
The Fire and Water Committee. The Chair-
man of that body is entirely Ignorant oi the
| practical workings of Fire Department
does not sympnthise with the men composing
il; but on the contrary. looks upon tnem
more in the light of so many nulsances thhn
| anything else. We don't know how true IL
is. but some ofthe fremen say, the man.
| is very economical cuss, and W 'tches OUT
| closely for the interests Of the clly-ouys
100 teet" of hose in lump; thinks they can
be dubbed off with "pint' of meats too, on;
| thiLks it wrong to spend so much Oh 'neii'
| When the tongue of an engine gets broken
which happens twice year. on an average
thinks it better to adpertiSe for proposals, lor
the lowest bidder. to make new one
| Thinks single rvitel hose stronger thah
| double. and thinks something ei-e hrs''eS
suck ions could he made che pr 10 suck
water into an engine; and in tact, ne Is
good menning sort Of an old mah, but don't
appreciate the "h"ys." Thinks il would be
= good idea to disband the pres Mt Depart
mrut, which contains so many "rough7, ana
get gent euelf' in to compose the organiza-
lion. la ha! h' just fancy Charley
| l"ish, Ed. Wright, Mark DJbbins, Charley
Rail Inl Itpr i
| Nightingale. Dave lIarney. nj "7uch like,
ou-tpd out of the Department for being
"roughs" and in their places james Il
North Z q. John Fall Esq, E. Gallo
way. E-q P Decker, ca john A Paxton.
Esq. Levi ilite ESQ. II Jewett, + a,
l.. Low, Esq Hor Bach. Esq and g'n-
! temen of like nature. with hreeches rolled
op, coat over their arms, fire cap on. ther-
| muneter at SO or 90. sweet pouring oil them
.oiug to fire and then "lighting up de
hose oh pshaw. it is en"ngh to make an
| cold vAmp" larf out in meeting at the idea.
Bat joking aside. we can tell Il e Chairman
If the Fire and Water Committee, that were
it not for the efforts Of Mayor Fowler The
| Mnrysvillt iremen at times would he utterly
| pnwerlpss for effective service at fires. lie
| must recnllect that the iremen perform an
entirely voluntary duty; and that Line-tenths
of them who so perform that duty. have not
one dollars Interest at stake. and to them II
matt ers not whether school keeps or not; md
he fnd thar ii from meonneSS and ig"nrdnre
they IRE kept out rf actual necesshries, to
m Ike their little volunteer army effective in
time of need. he will wake up some fine
morning, and find the apparatus turned
tongue in. which means that the Department
his di-handed. and then when insurance
premiums 60 up three or four per cent, hy
reason of there being no Fire Department in
the city, he will then and not till then. see
the error into which he has fallen.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
Military Camp In Marysvilie.

The wishes Of our people have been grati-
fed, and a military camp has been establish
ed at this point under Lieut. Col. Dobbins Of
the Fifth Regiment. The field officers oi The
regiment are: Colonel. John Kellogg (Cnp-
tain OF Artillery. U. 5. Aarmy); Lieutenant
Colonel, NJ. ID. Dobbins; Mjor. theodore A.
Cout. The Lieut.. Colonel and Major, being
Marysville men, naturally feel very deslrous
that their home should furnish d full propor-
ton Of the regiment. The Fifth will be
made up from the Northern district OF the
State None Of it's officers are from South OF
Sacramento Let Marysvile show her pat
riotism by furnishing at least three compan-
lee in addition to " hat she has already done.
Only one company, Capt Singer's) thus far,
has gone from here, but enough Of our citi-
sens to make up another full one. have en-
listed in other companies, to wit the Sierra
Grayc, Capt Calloway's Butte county COM
pany 1--WE had tiftyt in that), and others
On C street, between Second and Third ii
recruiting office for the Second regiment,
kOol LiIpllt e) takee ol eolh"bh'hS hho '""'
men this morning. A cavalry recruiting Of
fee is also open at the Arcade. We have al
ready done very well but we repeat. thel e
should be hot less than three companies Of
infantry rails. here for the Fifth regiment
The recruiting office is at 33 d street. oppo-
site Wells, Fargo d Cos. The camp will be
at the grounds belonging to the city. and
used by the Agricultural Society as Cattle
Grounds CommiSsary stores have arrived,
and recruits will be placed there immediate
ly. and viii draw the pay and rati"ns freq
ular soldiers, from the time of their enlist
ment
Our city has been honored in the selection
Of two field officers of the regiment, and we
hope every Union man here will feel it to he
his duty to lend helping hand. in some way
towards filing up the ranks. Colonel Dob
bins and Major Coult have been subjected to
rigid examination as to military qualifca-
tions. at headquarters. and pronounced fully
competent for the positions they now occupy
They are popular men. and their Colonel is
an officer in the regular army. The Fifth
should be the crack regiment Of the State.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

LARGE FIRE-A fire occurred at o'clock
Sunday morning, at the southeast corner OF
Fights and streets Sacramento, 10y which
five or six fr7me buildings, with their con-
tents, were des royed. The fire commenced
in the premises occupied hy Samuel Cohn,
c"thing denler-its origin being unknown
The buildings were of comhu>tihle charnc-
Ter and the flames spread So rapidly that the
occupants Of some of the huildin1s were
scarcely allie tn escape with their lives The
st Charles Hotel, on the pnst " as saved with
great d tfcuty. and the signs. awnings etc
ON the north side of J street were badly
scnrchpd 49, !I9i0a
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

Divorce SUIT Elizabeth Sanders COM
menced suit against her husband E. j. San
ders. several weeks ago. in the District Court
ot Sacramento county. The parties were
married in Nicaragua in January, 1857
hsbllu@l iniemperanee and neglect Of family
are given as the cause of the application The
defendant in the ease, with his brother. left
the State recently for the purpose. according
TO rumor, Of joining the Secession army under
Ben McCullOch
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

FVNIlE undersigne !, having received authority to
raise an Infan ry Company, to be attached to the
Fifth Regiment, California Volunteers, will receive all
perso desirous of Rng his Company, at the
UNITt D STATES 1lOi Ell;
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE;
PACIFIC HOUSE and at the
OFFICE OF A. j. LUCAS, ESQ;
where Muster Rolls will be found srcady for signature
gfy- Regimental Camp having been established
at Marysville, all recruits, either singy or by squads
reporting themselves 70 me, will be accepted and i'm.
mediate provided for at the camp by the regua, is.
suance ofrations-and at no expense to themselves.
sep2i G. V. d. HUBBARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
Hair Dy,! Hair Dye!!--wILLIAM A

BATCllELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye Is THE BEST
IN THE OtLD- the only HARMLESS 8 AND RELl-
ABLE DYE KNOWN. Ths splendid IIah Dye is per-
feet; changes red, rusty gray hair instantly to
glossy black or natural brown, without njuring the
hair or staining the skim All others mere imita-
tons and should be avoided.
The genuine has the signature, WILLIAM A
BACHELOR, on the four sides of the engraving
each box. Sold Wholesale and Retail by II. ii. Nc
DONALD CO, Sacramento, and CHARLES LANG
LEY San Francisco and respectable Druggists gener-
ally.
Wholesale Factory, 81, Barclay street, late 238
broadway, and Is, Bond street, New York. sel5-3n
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
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MARRIED.

In This city Sept. 22l, bv Re-. Bishop 0'Connell,
Thomas J. Powers and Miss Kate English both
this city.
And Thomas did not forget the DEMooRAT Office. a
generous supply of amber wine known green seal,
came up with the above announcement. All hands
drank long life and prosperity to Mr. and Mrs Powers
and wished that the great Powers above would smile
eracioIs,y upon the Powers below, and bless them
with house full Of little Powers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. T. FISHER Is our only authorized Agent at
San Francisco to receive advertisements receipt for
e sane, and to transact business generally for the
DEMOCRAT onnce-No. 171X Washington street.
nearly opposite Msguire's Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

PoLIcE MATrERs.--Wm. Heanes was con.
victed yesterday, before the Recorder, o.
using obscene language He will receive hi,
sentence this morning
J. Bronson aud Washington Bovee, two d
dis, were sentenced, the former to 25 aud th
latter to 80 daysin the chain gang
The "Apple bitter was taken in charge b,
the police, as lunatic, and will probably b
sent to the Stockton Asylum
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

PREMIUM APPLEs-We acknowledge the
receipt of "A box of Briggs apples which took
the first premium at the State Fair. recently
held in Sacramento. We fully concur in the
report Of the committee that awarded them
the premium.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

ARRIVAL OF THE VOLUNTEERS AT SAN PEDRO
A dispatch dated Los Angeles. Sept. 18th
says:
The steamer Senator arrived at San Pedro
last evening, with Companies B, G and II,
let Infantry California Volunteers. under
command Of Lieut. Col West. The Shubrick,
with companies A and E, is looked for this
morning. The troops will start for Los An
geles to-day
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

TIE Hopkins Redroek Flume Company in
Plunas county has been paying at the rate
Of one pound of gold dust to the hand, per
day, for some time past.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

A hashfu printer refused a situation in n
printing office where females were employed
stating that he never set up with girl in
his life.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

REcRuTriNG OFFICES - 60. Foulk is raising
company for the 9th regiment. His office
is at Brophy's Shooting Gallery. c. V. D.
Hubbard is also raising company. See his
advertisement in another column.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

John asked Julia if she would have him
No" said she. 81 will not have you" but,
before John could recover from he shock, she
archly putin, "but you may have me !"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

COURT OF SESSIONS This Court met yes
terday. and after empannelling grand jury,
adjourned till 10 o'clock this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
COP.iRTNEESEEEP.

I'VE beg TO inform the public of Marysville and
w vicinity, that we have this day formed a co.
| partnership; for the purpose of carrying on the
Cloth ng and Gents Furnishing Business in this city:
| to be conducted under the firm of I GLUCKSMAN &
| co. l. GLUCKSMAN
HENRY BARN STINE.
Marysville, September H. 1861 seI9.1w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

Hon. !. N. MoRRIs. late Congressman from
tho Qnincy district, Illinois. is reported We
are p"ined to see, dangerously sick-not like
iy TO recover
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

Dohhs, the portrait painter, says the rea-
son tonl-eats are so musical is because they
are all fiddle strings inside Hand us that
old boot-scat, you night brawers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
Captain United States Army,
Colonel Fifth I1antry, liforna Volunteers.

BY authority and under the direction of Col. JOHN
KELLOGG, a .Dcruitng office has been opened at No.
3S street, opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express Of
fee, Marysve, and camp established in the city,
Persons enslirg will receive rations and pay from
the date of their enStmant and will be transported
to headquarters at Sacramento free of charge The
list is now open at the above place
NJ. d. DOBBINs,
n Col Fifth Infantry, Cal. Volunteers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.

AT meeting of Warren Engine Co, No 4, hell on
the 18th inst w P WINRLEY, was nominated for
the office Of Chief Fucneer of he Marysve Fire De.
partment, at the ensuing election.
se20-td D. s. HYAMS, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
Notice.

Marysville Encampment, No. 6, 1. 0. o. F. meets the
second and fourth ednesday of every onth.
A. j. LUCAS, E.P.
J.F FLArHNlN Scribe.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

A teacher Of vocal music asked an old lady
If her grandson had any ear for music =
'Wa'all,' said the old woman, 81 really don't
know. Won't YOU take the candle and see q
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
Select school for Boys.

'ENHE FALL AND WINTER TER NJ
OF this School will commence TUE>DAY MORN
ING. september l7h at the residence OF the Princi
pal in the western pa of the city
few boarding scholars will be received reason.
able tei ms Il. K. BAKER, Principal
Marysville, Sept 12 1861. sep12
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
LOST.

YESTERDAY, in town or vicinity, q Butche g
II Memorandum Book. The finder will please leave
it at HowARD'S BUTCHER SHOP, City Market and
ahberal Reward VIII bepaid scp4
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.

At Special meeting of Eureka Hose Company, held
September 9th, j. B. B BALDWIN was unanimously
n minated for Chief Engineer of the Marysve Fire
Department.
sepl0-tdt J. B. LEAMAN, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

DEAD-Frank Hinman, well-known run
ner OF this place, died at the County Hospital
yesterday. He was probably thirty-6ye
years of age.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
5iew advertisements.
Notice to Volunteers.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH INFANTRY CAL Vols }
SACR.MesTo Sept %, 1861

SACR:MEhTo Sept %, 1861 {
For the information of all pers, ms desiring to
u enroll themselves tor the FIFTH INFANTRY,
Rn California Volunteers the following notice is Civ
| w The company officers having been elected bv
III the full co panies, are G. mmissoned by the
sss Govern Of tie State, after having been exar-
ined ny Board. The Board wi consist of the H.,
| officers of he regiment and Will sit at repimeutal
| heao quarters
Examinations OF officers are mainly on their loya ty
to The Unite States Govern ent. Ihy slca and gener
~ character, general Intelligence, and capactS to
commind Thy militrry examination is not giI,
though, of cours Off GERS Of sXperau,p 20 are srable
and much preferred. The prn, pn caus, 0f rejection
III the physical examination Of both officers and men
are, def ct IN the right eye, right hlnd deafness,
sNhiiis, hernia OF rupture, want OF teeth s. lame
ness u,ccrs, and gereral Weakness or dehidty Com
nauieS should come with from ninety to one hundred
| men one hundred AMI one being the maximum ana
eishtythree the inimum; but when hSf this uulber
IS raised they will he received IN the Fifth Infantry,
accompanied by one of their officers, th the distinct
understanding that # the Company filed in
time may he ircorpnr ted with other incomplete
coWpa les Ca taas may organize their cumpauIe.,
ana. when ful muster them. From the place of mus
er 10 regime nta heat quarters he trnsporta ion of
the companies will he p i hY the Quarerm tster ON
cir arrv there, they Will be xamned aud
INTO Sc vice any me deS ing I" lOln the comp nies
now organizing at Sacramento wi |, in small dttach.
mtntS " sngly be at once examined, sworn aud
placed IN camp. The pay and allowances o VOlun-
trer~ is III same AS in tile regular army. When no,
orHbly dlcharged they will receive one hundred dol
lars in cash. If wounded or disabled in the line of
their duty, they receive the benefits persons
DISABLED in the regu service. The widow or legul
hers u as my die be killed in SERVICE besides
all Of pay and allowances, will receive one
hundred dollars.
JOHN KELLOGG,
ants in
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
10 - r.

4 IN Wednesday, September 1ith, somewhere on r
street n Blue Velvet Purse containing u 800 gold
piece aud some small change The inder wi be uit.
ably rewarded on ravt the purse and money ~
FLEI EICht R& HOBSoN'o Dry Goods store d street.
scpl2-f
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24

Our ID friends Tom Nugent and Uncle
Nike Shearer both nf HON have seen ac-
tual service, are raising II company of Infan
try for the war. These gentlemen are well
qualified and should experience no difficulty
in filling The ranks OF the company.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-24
Attention Volunteers

sep24-1w
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

Iay- In all, 5000 600 troops. thus far
offered their services to engage in the
war against Lincoln and his hisehngs.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
OLD SERIES--VOL. ii NO. SO.
Ia3stts & 5sntinsr.
Published every Saturday by
w. P. BRADBURN,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Interesting from Missouri.

The st. Louis State Journal, of the
oath inst, has the following:
Major Gen. Price, who had sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to re-
sumo his active duties, ordered the re-
tirement of the State troops near Lex
ington, under Gen. Rains, towards the
Arkansas line, on Friday morning last.
About $4,000 State troops marched un-
der this order, two-thirds of whom were
well armed. 1t is now definitely ascer-
tanned hat Major Ben McCulloch, with
$4,000 troops, was encamped on the
Missouri border, at Maysville, Ark, at
the Southwest corner of the State Of
Missouri-who declined TO enter the
State except upon the authoritative ins
~vitation of the constituted authorities
of the State of Missouri. Mai. Ben Nc
Culloch had under his escort a large
quantity of heavy and light arms, of the
best variety known to modern warfare
besides munitions of war and military
stores of all kinds. This statement Of
McCulloch's position refers to the date
Of the 10th of June.
Gov. jackson, on the 18th June, with
six hundred mounted men, left Boonville
marching rapidly in the direction Of
McCulloch's position, which he woul!
probably reach by the 22nd or 23rd Of
June. 1t is most probable, therefore,
that a well appointed and well armed
force, composed of Missouri and Arkan-
sas troops, will form in Southwest Mis-
souri, the present week, numbering 90
900 or $4,000 men, and the ~pubhc'will
very o o be furnished with marked and
decisive results of this conflict, involv-
ing the preservation of the rights and
civil government of the people of Mis-
souri,.
All the State troops marching South
ward from Lexington, had furnished
their own supplies, teams, wagons AMI
equipments of all descriptions, and with
rations for two weeks, without -dcpend-
ing upon the State for these supplies.
This statement is made upon the au-
thority of a gentleman who is personal
~ cognizant of tue facts, and whose
name would be a sufficient voucher in
this community for the truth Of these
statements.
One thousand Of these troops, armed
with Mimic mnskets, are under admir-
able drill, commanded by Capt. Kelley,
who has been elected Colonel Of tho
regiment.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
ICE ICE !
ADJUSTMENT
Barber shop.

NICOLAS BIEHLER respectfully informs
IN his friends and the public that he still COR
tinues at his old stand on Main street, adjoining
his brothers. Tailor shop and Wine Store, where
he still pursues SHAVING and HAIR CUT
TING. as also CUPPING when called upon. IS
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
f. L.AGLEZZE,
Fancy Baker and Confectfoner

Fancy Baker and COnfect1Oner,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs families SD
n and others Of Plaquemine and Iber-&&e
vile, that he is at ali times prepared to ~
furnish parties with Coke and Confectionery in
every style, and manufactured in a manner not
surpassed anywhere. He will furnish any thing
that may be required in his line at the shortest
uo,ice. and on the most reasonable terms.-
Bakery at the corner of Bank and Greaud
70 cts. myl2
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06

The DEFEScEs OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIvER.
The Memphis Appeal, referring to the
announcement hat Gen. Bishop Polk,
of Louisiana, in connection with Col
Hardec, had been appointed to the re-
sponsible position of commander of tive
d~efcnces of the Mississippi river, from
Cairo TO the mouth, says .-r
Gen. Polk will have the command "a
Brigadier- General, of the forces muster-
cd into the Confederate service, while
Gen Pillow is in nowise interfered wits
as Maior-General Of the Tennessee ar
my. At the same time, being relieved
from the routine Of duties involved in
erecting the Mississippi river d~efences.
he will hereafter be able TO give more
attention to the particular work con
templated in his appointment-that OF
organizing the gallant army Of the Vol
unteer State. .4
Major Gen. Pillow and Brig. Gen.
Polk are close and bosom friends, aud
have been so for twenty years, and our
readers can rest assured no conflict can
occur between the two officers. We
] happen to know that Gen. Pillow has
applied with strong prospect of success
to President Davis for orders for higher
duty, and a position Of more Importance
10 the country.
Upon his arrival Gen. Polk will find
the defcnces erected in the last six
weeks, under the order Of Gen, Pillow,
about completed. They are Of such a
character as To have met the approval
of all military men, who have examined
them, and to secure the Mississippi val
ley from invasion by Nj Northern enc
mics. .,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
NOTICE.

OFFICE SOUTHERN Mutual INsuKANcE Col
Baton Rouge, Feb. 18th, ie6l.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Directors, held
this day. il was Resorei, To pay sir per cent in
terest on the outstanding Scrip, agh per cent 10
Stockholders on premiums paid by them tor the
year ending lst February. 1861, and 10 declare a
dividend of f6y per cent on the nett earned pre-.
miums of the Company tor the year ending 3lst
January, 1861, for which certificates will be is.
sued OIL and after the LIST day Of March e
Euas further RssOiped, To redeem The outstand,
ing Scrip for The year 1858, on presentation at the
office Of the Company.
o. The Stockholders are hereby notified that
an election for ten Directors and fifteen Trustees
10 serve for the ensuing year, will be held al the
office OF the Company, on Thursday, the nth o
March, 1861.
mh3O =. T.. HEBERT, Sec'y.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-07-06
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