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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

AN ENGISE WORTHLESS AND A Few DOLLARS
SAvED-We publish in another place the
indignant letter Of Dave IIarney, foreman Of
Pioneer Engine Co., in which he explains the
reason why the Pioneers had no engine to
work with yesterday 1t appears that the
noble machine which the Pioneers have al
ways, in times past, made so efficient at fires,
has no suction that can be used This fact
has been for some time known to the Chair
man of the Council Committee on Fire aud
Water, but nothing has been done to supply
the want, Such negligence, indifference, OF
stupidity whatever it may be--Iemand'
explanation. Those who are entrusted with
the interests Of the city have no right TO al
lew one of the engines Of the department tC
remain unfit for service. after its unitnes.
has been ascertnined. We have four gooC
the city DO not want any one OF Them to re
main useless for the want Of few hours
work upon it, at an expense of n few dollars
Four engines could of course, have subd9eC
the FIRE yesterday sooner than three did W,
shall await with interest, some statement il
palliat'on Of tho apparently gross negligence
in question. The Pioneers, although they
had no machine Of their own, did good sey.
vice in aid of other companies
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
MAR x@vILLB.
The Fourth.

Again We are permitted to celebrate our
glorious National birthday. The starry en-
blem of Union and Strength greets us on
every eide The merry bells awaken us to
the light of this ever blessed anniversary.
Cannons send their stout thunders over the
land, the good old national airs of Yankee
Doodle and Hail Columbia stir up old recol-
lections, and give new life to the patriotism
that is latent within US all, and with drums
beating and colors flying, the people cele-
brate the FouRTH OF July. Hallowed day
Nav this be the last one in all our country's
history, as it is the FIRST when any American
citizens shall be found in arms 10 madly bid
defiance to that flag which is the symbol oil
Justice liberty. and equality.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
George N. Dallas On the Crisis.

Hon. George NJ. Dallas, cxNicc President,
and late Minister to England, was upon his
return to lis home in PHILADELPHIA, welcomed
by his fellow citizens in public manner.
The following report of his speech on the oc-
casion is from an Eastern exchange:
" The present ftful effort" said Dallas, "to
sub titute another comparatively unknown
and local for this Worldwide famous banner,
is not the first that has been made. The re-
served right to nulliiy your laws aad at dis
erection to break up your Government as a
cohweb contriyance OF mere State partner
ship, perhaps medituted at Hartford in 1914,
was certainly aad formally claimed 10y South
Carolina in 1892. At this epoch there were
giants in debate, and no giant more formida.
bic and dangerous than the author of this
subyersive doctrine. But, gentlemen, ii was
oyeriuled, as Iorverse and untenable. The
calm Senators from this good old common
wealth, who were William wilkins of Pitts
burg, and myself, steadily insisted upon hoist.
ing lhe stars and stripes high above the pal
metto and the renowned citizen Of Iennes-
see, who had routed the invaders at New
Orleans, dispelled, by the mere show of il
Fo,ce Bin, the delusive Qui2otsnl " lich was
brave and blind then, as 1t is now.
Modification is but Gragmcntarv, subdi-
vided, or bit 10y bit, secession both built
upon the same false keel" aud it points with
an emphasis too peremptory to be Disregard
TO the course of duty which the official guar
daus Of your Constitution, laws and liberties
are bound to pursue.
" Let lie, then, " said Dallas, concluding, "Ie
| firmly linked as a band of brothers, around
this unchanged standard. For my humble
scl., born beneath it, having imlibed from Il
yentrated fathers inculcatons devoted ats
tacbment 10 its comprehensive import hav
ing dearly loved to the last a brother who
| CALAMITY gave his life to It's support, and dy-
ing in a distant field of duty, found it his no
tiles, shroud; having spentmy life contented
and happy, though poor and nclotious un-
der its protection; having been honored far
beyond my deserts by my fellow citizens, and
especially by those to sustain whose equality
and rights shrank from no personal sacri-
flee, come back to you, gentlemen, filled, it is
true with grief at the national calamity, but
unaltcred in my determination to stand, come
veal or woe, powerless, | confess, but unal-
terably, by the flag OF the American Union,
the whole Union, and the Union forever"
The appearance Of Dallas, thus expressing
himself was venerable and eloquent beyond
remark His hair white as snow, his figure
straight and stll muscular, quiverinc under
his emotions, and the grouped respectful at
titude of his friends, many of whom had
passed through ali the stirring scenes of his
eventful life, accorded well with the dignity
OF his sentiments, and the integrity OF his
long career, lie was heartily applauded.
The hay which was burned at Writings
yard on Saturday, is still ON fre-JorHiag
CaH, 2aesaag
Guess uot--thipk it must have been hay
that was not burned on Saturday
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

In FLAGRANrE DEuc1U "A few evening.
since, the master of a lately arrived shin
traced his better half to one Of the retreats
provided for the fair, fat and amorous danes
who find consolation in lovers arms for neg
ectful or absent husbands, and discovered
the lady and her admirer in the midst of en-
ioyments sinful aud forbidden. The hasty
retreat Of the poacher sayed his carcass from
the vengeance Of the injured husband, but
the beautiful furniture OF the procuress was
totally demolished Mirrors. costly sofas,
lace curtains, etc, etc, and rosewood piano
were completely destroyed, making it alto
gether most expensive visitation to the
owner Of the detestable place. A ease some
what similar, affecting a most respectable
family has also come to our ears. in which
the place selected for the wrongdong is
leading hotel ON Dupont street. the same
street in which the erring lady and her hith-
erto happy husband reside. We presume
that divorce suits will grow out Of these
painful occurrences-S T. .Joura1l
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

PERsoSAL.-We were much gratifed last
evening, with receiving visit from Judge
r. Ii. Taylor, of Downieville. Having bus-
ness in this direction, he selected this time IN
order that he might spend the Fourth in his
old home. 1t will be eleven years, on the lst
prox., since Judge r. issued number one of
the Marysyile Herald. This was his home
from that time up to the summer of 1853,
and when he comes among us, there are
hundreds who greet him ns though he was
still dweller in tho burgh. Long may he
live to look in upon us.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
To ,he ost;zens of Marysvillc.

The undersigned Foreman Of Pioner Engine
Co. No. 5, feeling that representation OF certain
facts connected with the fire yesterday is due TO
the property holders of the city, begs leave to re-
specHuy submit the following:
That the suction Of said Engine has been uniit
for use and good service for eighteen months, and
that all the suction W ich said Eng ne has used
for the last year and half was originally Dor
rowed from the Yuba Engine Company, the Com
mittee on Fire and Water, Alderman Aaa"'
Chairman, neglecting and refusing although ire
quenty requested and notified so to do, to iurnish
the Engine with proper suction OF its own
That trial Of said suction was made WeeN
ago yesterday and then it was conclusiveiy pro-
we'd to be perfectly worthless, and immediate mo-
tifcation was made to Alderman Mann, of that
tact, coupled with Il request that SAID Comhl''tee
would have the present suction repaired, 50 as 10
answer some little purpose in case OF hre' "H"'
the Committee could furnish us with new suction;
! Chief Engineer WEIGH stating that said repairs
could be made in two or three hours, II pr per or
ders could be received from the Fire ard Water
Committee, his hands being perfectly ued IN all
! Such matters ny the last aDsulu aihvnu'ioN'' ~
the Fire Ordinances
For the reasons above stated, and the criminal
negligence of Alderman Mann, Chairman, &c,
some of the property holders Of the city arc par
tcularly indebted for the loss Of their property,
during the fire yesterday. For while every En-
ginc in the Depertmentwas 60 much needed, and
every effort was being put forward to quench the
increasing fire. Pioneer No 3 was resting ngo
riously in the gutter, near the Foundry, not able
to make a spirit.
therefore call upon the citizens o. Marysvlle
to frown upon the provcrbial parslmoniousness
and misplaced economy, which will endanger lilt
and property in its efforts to curtail the neccssa
ry legitimate, and proper expenses of 4 Fire De
partment, whose superior is not to be found il
this or any other State. ID. H. HARNEl,
FOREMAN Pioneer Engine Co. No. 5
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

DEPARTURE oFTHE FIRST OVERLAND MAIL
telegram dated Plaeeryille, July lst, p NJ
says:
The first daily Overland mail lest this place
ct 1880 p. NJ. to-day, escorted out Of town hy
an immense concourse of citizens, with bands
Of music and with cannon firing. The pro
eession was headed 10y lis honor, Mayor
wade. and the Common Council Of the city.
The Mayor made en- appropriate address.
The coach and horses were decorated with
American flags There were G bags of letter
mail and % bags of newspaper mails, weigh
Ing l776 pounds.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

The BLOCKADE OFF CHARLESTON. - TIL
Charleston Mercury Of the 9Th ult. has the
following in regard to the blockading fleet:
" The seq front Of our harbor was quite an
object of interest among our citizens yester-
day, there being in sight off our port at one
time no less than four armed vessels. During
the day party went down in the steamer
Charleston and approached them as near as
prudence would dictate. Ofthe four vessels
of the harbor, one Of them is the Minnesota
which has been off this place over a week ;
near her was a large steam trigate, apparent
| ly Of the first class and, as seen about three
miles of, a much more slightly vessel than the
! Minnesota. If not the Wabash, She is no
doubt the Roanoke or Colorado The two
frigates were anchored quite near each other
and apparently expect to stay for u time.
/ The other two vessels seen in the morning
were ships of about COO to 900 tone and
were both vessels that had been merchant
men, but are now part of Liucolns proys-
| ional forces. Soon after midday oGe of these
latter had disappcared-n doubt gone South
and, at three o'clock P. NJ, the second was
working in the same direction. The boat
secu astern of the Minnesota on Thursday
and supposed 60 be pilot boat; was not in
sight yesterday, but as vessels Of that claes
are sometimes employed as tenders to fleet,
she may be one OF that kind. We are inform
ed that The new arrivals salutcl the Commo-
dore yesterday morning, and we think it is
the order at present for all vessels Of the
Southern Llocknding feet as they proceed
South, to come in and speak the Commodore
on this station receiving any communications
he may have to make, and bringing letters,
papers, etc, for the vessels Of here The
brig Perry has not been seen off this harbor,
50 far as We can learn, but she is DO doubt,
cruising in the neightorhood.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
NOTECE.

OFFICE or THE SAN FRANc;sc0 E MARYsvnGE
PALR0AD Co, Marysyille CAL June -, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given that Annual Meeting
y of the Stockholders Of the San Francisco and Ma
rysyile Rail Road Company will be hold al the office
of The Company in Marysyille, on WEDNESDAY,
July 18th, 1861, b. tween the hours ofI0 A. NJ and
p. NJ, for the purpose of clectug a Board Of seven
Directors to serve during the ensuing year
By order Of he Beard,
TlIEo. A. COULT,
iune2J-td Serrctarr
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

DEATH OF CoUNT CAvOUR. Count Cavour,
The celebrated Italian statesman, the Prime
Minister OF Victor Emanuel, died on the NOR
ming of the 9th of June. The Sandman flags
At San Francisco were displayed at half mast
on Tuesday, in respect to his memory. and
yesterday minuto-guus were TO be fired from
.he Sandman schooner Giulieta.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
Medical Notice.

FENHE UNDERSIGNED would inform his frier l. nd
4 the public that he has taken up his residence in
the city of Marysville and will practice his profession
store, No. b9 ID street. Residence Sixth street he.
tween and Z Streets.
juy2 T. T. WILKINS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

A Southern lady, on her way home from
Philadelphia, passed through Harpers Ferry
last week with no less than dozen reyolyers
slowed away under her crlnolioc.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

VERY CLEAR-lI Holmes, the editor
OF the Mariposa Gazette, which was strong
Breckenridge paper last fall, says, of the ma
ority of the members Of the Breknridge
State Convention which assembled at saera- =
mento, recently, that HI is full of just
such Union men,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
PiamO Maker and Tuner,

- @7z.-- MR. GEO GREINER becs ieave TO
- 4 - inform his friends and the public gen
Y Y 1 n " orally, that he is again in town for
the purpose of TUNING and REGU.
LATlNG PIANOS, and will do himself the pleasure
Of calling on those who have heretofore engaged his
seryiers Those who are anxious to have their Pianos
tuned first, will be Immediately attended to if a notice
Is left with MR.. GRAMBSS, Bells Row iulv9 XIV,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

The FLAG FOR THE RIFLES This morning,
al half past eight o'clock, C. E. Filkins, Esq
on behalf of the ladies of Marysyille, is to
present a flag to the Marysville Rifles at
their Armory on First street, between D and
High
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
FOURTH OF July CELEBRATION.

Order OF Procession and Ceremonies.
The Procession will form on street. the right rest
ing on Sixth street, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and will march
at 10 o'clock A. M, precisely. The Procession viii
form as follows:
Marshal and Aids.
Marysyille Brass Band.
Marysyillc Rides.
Gen. John A. Suffer.
Chief Engineer Fire Department and Assistants
Eureka Engine and Hose Co. No. l.
Yuba Engine Co. No. 2.
Clergy Chaplain; Reader of the Declaration ofInJe-
peudence and Orators of the Day.
Committee Of Arrangements, District and County
Judges, Members of the Bar, Mayor and Com
mon Council, County and City Oncers.
SECOND DIVISION.
Warren Engine Company No
No a.
Turn ycrcin Society.
Pluuas Union Club.
MARY HSvle Union Club
CiUzcus
ENl rtssmcn, Drayman, Ranchmen and Large Teams.
The Procession will march up D street to SEVENTH
Sevrnlto C. down to First, First to A, 4 to seventh
Seventh to r, to First, First to D. D To Fifth Fifth to
c. to the Pavilion where the following ceremonies,
directed by the Committee OF Arrangements, will
take ace as follows:
Music by the Band and Choir
Pralerty the Rev. W. J. Maclay.
Poem ly Noah Brooks.
Reading OF the declaration Of independence by v d.
Hubbard, ESQ.
Grafton by s. B. Bell.
Benedictou, by the Rev. f. b. Walsworth.
The ceremonies Of the day will close in The evening
with Grand splay Of Yre Works in frort of the
Pavilion, aad BAH in the Pavilion, to commence at
10 O'Clock, 2. NJ.
julyS2t NJ. D. DODDINS, Grand Marshal.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
ID. SNOW RII.E, !.

old resident Of Marysve, The place will be kept
up in good STYLE and pains will be spared to make
ita pleasant and attractive place of resort.
Refreshments viii be furnished at all times when
desired.
Fruits of all kinds can be had in their seasons.
june2T-U
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
ANALYZED BY Chiffon.

4s1A@~ L a. OA ~ OAAA0A ON'
Bear in mind that while other hair dyes are endorsed
As harmless and eficacous by their proprietors
alone,
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
is certified by Dr. Chiffon the distinguished Chemist,
to be FREE FROM POISONOUS MATERIALS and therefore
as safe as it superior Dr. Chiffon has been selected
by the city Of New York to anayze the
CROTON WATER,
and he has pronounced Cristadoro's Dye as nocuous
as that water in its purest condition. Sold everywhere
and applied by all hair dressers. CRIsTADoRo, No.
Astor House, New York.
GEO. W. SMELL Agent,
je23 130 Washington st., San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
Notice.

COUPONS for Interest on Bonds of Tie City o
" Marysville due July lst, 1861, will be paid ol
presentation at our office, at the Bank of the Stat
of New YORK, New York.
june15-td REYNOLDS BROS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
NOticc.

OE the Fourth OF July our lee House will be closed
~ at u O'Clock, NJ. No ice will be delivered after
that hour.
Hereafter the lee House will be closed reguIa rly
every Sunday at noon. People wishing Ice on Snn
day will remember and get it in The morning
juy2 MINER / TOMB.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
GLO. 5. SAUNDERS, scc'y.
To the Public.

The undersigned desires, in this public manner, to
re1rr his thanks to the Fire Department. and to othe
citizens who, by their labors yesterday, saved much
valuable property ol the Marysyille Gas Go.
d. f. KNIGHT,
iyf Il sup't Mary ysyc Gas Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
Attention Yuba Engine Co. No. ?.

You are requested to meet this morning, at =
oclock in full uniform, at your Engine House to par
ucpate in the parade. BY order Of the Foreman.
TEOS ! POWERS. Sec.
EurGlias Attention,
Members Of Eureka Engine Company will appeay ia
full Uniform at the Engine House this morning at 5
O'Clock. BY Or.cr.
CLIO. S. sAUNDERs, sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
Spring Stock Of Goods
AT
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.

FJNHE UNDERSIGNED have in store fresh stock
4 Of the following goods:
10000 lbs. Almonds, Walnuts, Chesnut7, &c, &c.
10000 Cooking prunes;
5000 New Fig;
@,00O " Fresh Chile Peaches;
1900 Dried lerries;
1900 q" New Citron;
1000 Assorted Candies;
500 Liquorice and Sugar Sand;
i,0Gc " Fresh China Dates;
SEQ " Sheled Almonds and Seedless Raislns
300 boxes Layer Ralsus-whole, hlf and ar Ks
100 doz. Ja.lics and Jams-n glass and Tins;
lGO " Oysecs-Assorted brands;
400 " Pie Fruits-in Glass and Tins,
400 Green Corn, Peas and Tomatoes;
100 Fresh Apples, Peaches and StraHbr's
80 Preserves aud Pine Apple;
So I" Pure Honey and asserted Fruits;
so Roast Chicken and Turkey;
80 CLANS and Lobster;
25 Preserved Ginger & Worccstet Sauce;
Apples, Oranges. Lemons, &c.
Also
All Minds of Fire W OTIGs,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
VScs1 Hsseiia Emancipation.

| EN7ETwenty-Th Anniversary Of British West In
L dia Emancipation will be celebrated by t'e color.
ed ctiscns of Marysvle and vicinity, August LIST
lNGl. It will he recolCctcdthat that day S00,O0C
human beings were cmaucipated from the dreadful
yoke Of fbondage and slavery.
W hope that the day is not far distant when we
shall be privileged to rejoice the downfall OF a
system which now holds over four millions Of our
brethren in bonds coaning under the accursed in
srtuton cf American Slavery.
We want to SEQ NJ Of our friends from the upper
counties at our jubilee We promise them pleasant
time and they shal return home filed with gratGca-
ton at what they have experienced.
On our next anniversary We shall have friend
and coadutor, Fred Douglass out hele to perform the
duties of the orator Of the day.
Those of our white friends who Ila> fc. disposed to
be present shall be sure of a hearty welcome
The ceremonies and barbecue viii take place on Mr.
Brccdng's Hanch about miles from MarySyiilc in a
beautiful grove.
Speeches from several gentlemen will be delivered
Reading of the Emancipation Act and n Poem, and
other exercises to be announced hereafter
After passing the day pleas anty the party will
turn {" the city and prepae for dance and supper
at when there sill be speaking--in the evening.
S. HOWARD,
june29 Chm Com. Of Arrangements.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
NOTICE.

JACK Ryan, SIGN FAINTER. HAS
- quit working for shops and will here after work
Independently Cor himself and for the trade sign
Painting Graining' &C. done to order and in good
style. All ordeIs ler for at P. se2s Third street
next to John kellers and opposite the City Market
will be promdtly attended to.
ju27-2w J. c. RYAN.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
Constable SAFE,

E1Yy virtue Of an execution, to me drec,o1 from
I'D the Court OF James &. Cannon, Justice cf the
Peace in and for The Township of Fosters Bar Couu
ty OF Gufa, and state Of California, ON a udprneni
rendered June S'h, A. D. 1861 in favor of G. W NIL
Ter, and against II. n. Bingham & A. j. Holt for he
sum of 81 - 100 with accruing costs, have levied
upon and taken into execution the following yroper-
situated, lying and being in Fosters Bar Township,
County OF fuba ana state of California; known as tie
Eagle Bird Ranch, and bounded and described as fol-
lows: commencing three hundred wards above the
sawmll known as the Indiana Min and running along
the county road one mile West by North. theuce
South by West one.half, thence South by East one
mile thence by North oue-half milo 10 the MA ce
of beginning, containing three hundryd twenty acres
together with the improvements thereon rnd beionv.
ing to the same and every par thereof on WkDNFS-
DAY, July 2ith, 1861. between the houcs Of 10 A. NJ
and Y NJ, of that day. will sell at public auction to
the hi6hest bidder for cash, the above described rro.
perty, and an the right, tide and interest which snid
H. n. Bingham and Al. Holt possesses in and to The
same at the above named premises in Fosters's Bar
Township. W. 7. WOODS.
Constable of said Township
battu inns -''h oay oi June, looZ. juy3-30d
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
Notice.

The Offices Of the undersigned will be closed on
Thursday, the fth Of july.
REYNOLDS BROS.
DECKER, JhWtpr PAXTON.
Low BROS co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

The FREMoYr BLOCK FLAG-The magnii-
cent flag which hangs over I'd street, near
the Democrat office, was purchased for the
purpose by subscriptions of the following
persons; John f. Flathman, A. 5. Randall
d Co, G. & A. Corsen, G. Katzenstein, A
Vogely, L. Keser, VIM. l.. Lawrence, j.
Miner, T. Ernst, u. George, j. Simpson, l.
IL. Pierce, T. Seaward and l.. G. Fowler,
nearly all of whom are occupants Of fremont
Block. The idea Of so purchasing flag by
subscription was suggested by our patriotic
friend of the saloon bslow--J. f. Flathman.
THATKs-The Eureka Engine and Hose
Companies request us to return thanks, in
their behalf, to the following parties, for the
refreshments furnished them during the fire
yesterday: Henry Kerns, Stokes d Chinn.
DIR. Teegarden. 2. Spreeltlee, G, Katzenstein,
Nicaragua Saloon, Gore Il Noble, and Mike
Burns
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
Grand Entertainment will be prepared for the

And all those who tired of the heat and dust Of the
ci on that day, can while away few hours very
pleasantly at Hook Farm
szS Good Music has been engaged for the occasion.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
Attention IYnrrpns.

n ttcIttLVI " ItIIo'
Meet at your engine house this day, at 0 O'Clock
precisely, in full uniform.
Per order, D. S. HYAMS, Sey.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
All E1inds of Fireworks,

For sale in lots to suit, at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES
by MCQUlNN & CO.,
june2 No. 22 street, Marysvillc.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

The hay which was burned at Writings
yard on Saturday, is still On fre.--Norniag
GaH, Tacsday.
Guess uot--think it must have been hay
that was not burned Oh Saturday
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04
EEOCEz FARM GARDENS

'yyHESE PLEASURE GROUNDS are now open as a
Il place of resort under the management of
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-04

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