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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
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combined with Barber.y, Solomsn's Seal, Comfrey.
Wild Cherry tree bark spikenard, Chamonile Flowers,
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himself who is experienced and successful Physi-
clan, aud hence should not be ciassed among the
quaek nostrums which food the country, and against
which the Medical Protest. ion justly prsjudeed,
These truly valuable Btters have been so thoroughly
tested by all -clas Of the community tor almost
every variety Of disease incident to the human system,
that they are now deemed indispensable AS
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Purchase one Bottle
II Costs but Lite Purify the Blood Gipe
to the Stomach Renorate the System
and PrOlong Life
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE, SIX BOTTLES FOR So.
Prepared and sold by egY &
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Sole Pr0prietors, Is William Street, New York.
~. For sale BY druggists and grscers generally
throughout the county.
Asguat - lSGlyl
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

Events show that it is impossible to con-
quer the South, and that unless they can be
induced to come back to the Union by mo-
tives of self-interest, a division of the States
is inevitable. The time is fast approaching
when the great powers Of the world will re-
cognize the flag of the Confederate States. 1t
Will be folly then to resist the uncomfortable
tendency of things. Better have a peaceful
separation and an end to this mutually ex
haustins and mutually ruinous war.-lSan
Jose Tribune.
If there are traitors enough in California
to keep such papers as the Tribune from
starving out, then we say they are strong
enough to be very carefully watched. We
hope the Legislature will enact law attach
ing a severe penalty to the publishing of dis
union sentiments. The Tribune advocates
diaunion as peace measure. The utter,
ance of such poisonous stuff should be made
penitentiary offense
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

THE Mountain Democrat complains "that
the Administration has turned out every man
suspected of being a Secessionist" That's
bully" for the Administration-Sac Bee.
The Mountain Democrat man may think
that, inasmuch as the Secessionists aided in
the election ofLincoln, by boiling from the
Charleston Baltimore Convention, they ought
to have share Of the spoils. We are well
pleased to see that their claims are Disregard
ed by the patriotic President.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16
sum lER ROsnS.
STATE OF California;

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY or YUBA. %
n the District Court of the Terth Judicial District
L The People OF the State of California, to John
Forbes, Gree ing
You are hereby required to appear in an action com
menced against you, as defendant by Salomon Moody
and 7. b. Holmes as plaintiffs in the District Court
Of the Tenth Judicial District in and for the County of
fuba, and state of California, and answer the com
plant therein, (Which is file with the Clerk of said
CountyD within ten days after service upon you of
this summons, Exclusive of the day of service0 if
served in said coun of Yuba or twenty days if serv
ed out of said county, but in the Tenth Judicial Dis
trct OF the State of California forty days if served
out of said District, but within the State; or Judgment
by default will be taken against you ace ,rding to the
prayer of the said complaint. The said action is
brought to recover the um Of twenty-five hundred
dollars, alleged by said plaintins in their said COM
plant to be due from you to them and If you fail to
answer said complaint, the id plaintiffs will take
judgment for the said sum and interest besides costs.
...... Given under my hand and the Seal of said
seal. Court, this 18th day of October A. ID. one
'''''' thousand eight hundred and sixty-one.
W. I. ONEALE,
OK the Dist. Court in and for the County Of Yuba
BY LLOYD MAGRrDER, Dept. C'lk.
G. L. DELoSG, Plaintiffs Attorney. oc16-lawIw
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16
POSTAGE STAMPS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING,

PosT MASTER, Marysville, Cal
You will receive herewith a supply of POSTAGE
STAMPS, which you will observe, are ofthe new STYLE
differing both in design and color from those hitherto
used, and having the letters u. y. in the lower cor
ner of each stamp, and its respective denomination
indicated by figures as well as by letters.
You will Immediately give public uotice, through
the newspapers and otherwise that you are prepared
to exchange stamps of the new STYLE for an equivo-
lent amount of the old issue, during period of six
days from The date of the notice and that the latter
will not thereafter he received in payment of postage
on letters from your Office
A. N. ZEVELY,
Third Assistant +. NJ. General.
Marysyille, October 9th, 1861 oclO-1w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr.. L. P. FISHER is our oliy authorized Agent at
San Francisco to receive advertise receipt for
the same, AMI to transact business generally for the
DNocRAr. Oho NO. 1I8 Washington street
nearly opposite Maga,,e's Opera House, "a, stairs
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

CONFESSED &c Gorge Mccormick, who was
last week convicted of robbing an old gen
teman who was going to San Francisco from
Sacramento on the steamer Antelope has
confessed the crime and told where portion
of the money might he recovered.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

ANorHEG PoNr-The Pony Express ar
rived in Carson Valley. last evening atolout
seven o'clock. with dates from the East to the
ll,h. We were unable to get any news up
to the time Of going to press.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

DAVID TOP OF Onro-The Republicans Of
Ohio are an undoubted jority oflhe voters
Of that State. 1t gave Lincoln 23l 6lO votes
to los, ,637 for all others. Yet tie Republic
cans Of that State have united in calling and
holding Union state Convention and nomi-.
mating halfand half ticket, headed by Da-
vii Tod, Union Democrat, who has oace
ortwiee already received the fau Democratic
vote Of the State for the Office. Mr. Tod will
be elected by an overwhelming majority lie
has always been party Democrat, but he
has the patriotism and good sense to discard
party names and devote lis energies to Lis
country. lie is largely engaged in the iron
and coal business. and has one son already IN
the army. In a recent speech he said Of the
war, che would give lis last iron pig, The last
"ton Of coal, his last son and then, II ueccs-
" sary, he would give himself to the cause Of
" his country" Such are lie politics we ask
for in candidates for Office.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16
LUSTICuS, ELANI.s.

We would call he attention ot Justices q the Peace
to the assortment o Blanks Tor sale at the pENoo"AF
Office. They are OF ihc latest ana most approved
erms. ana Will be sold at liberal rates.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

Doors ANp SuoE> FOR FALL AND NiNrEE.-
G. Armstrong, who has always had one Of
the finest stocks of boots and shoes in the
country. is low opening larger and better
Fan and Winter stock than lie has offered in
any previous year The oil and young, The
grave and the goy the Chgi-tian and the
le.,hcn can all have their uulerst4rdinss
Improved at Armstrong;.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

SAILED.-Madame Biscaccianti, and Messrs.
Sam Wells, Walter Bray Evans, Barker,
Harvey and Edmonds, left for Honolulu on
Monday; they GO out under an engagement
with Mr. Charles Derby, the manager of the
theatre in Honolulu.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

WILL REslGv-The Stockton IndepD nlent
says that Senator Gallagher will resign from
tho Senate to accept the position of First
Lieutenant il the Third Regiment
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

And particularly all cases OF secrecy
And viii perform any, even the most deilca'' '"'
Operation. ,o N
DR. FLATTERY proposes here as eVeryWhv he 90.
instruct persons Individually or by classes m hove
culiarities of his successful treatment oil 'he 'O
named complaints. ,,h,c
DR.. f. would also respectfully inform u'e p' en-.
that his mode of treatment and examination ,be OK.
irely newly invented stetho' cope ,ias 10 hin,
animation of the Lungs, (unke the old) enaDieS I'D I
10 further detect disease in this dele cate organ
by his Laryngeal Spec uum, he is prepared W o ;aw
lght within the throat sufficient to expose 70 iing
distinctly and Enthusiastically, its disease mus tmm
knowledge which has long since been niseases
in the treatment of malignant Throat DiSeaSssp
His treatment for the CURE OF CoNeU.Mtt tiants
and Bronchial Diseases, is prnelpaiiy ny 'tnotion
based on discoveries in the Physiology 0i
and Nutrition, which bear the closest fhho'oP
examination. n, Can
n B-Letters addressed to DR.. ) FLArlI"i
Francisco, will be promptly answered
CfSc1NNArI, O March 9TH, lSoO' -
We certify DR.. J. FLATTERY to be a s,n ,n I'll the
medicine OF the highest order, ana eh'eu 10 tbsre-
honIrsand privileges thereto belonging. ~ - os
fr yith Great pleasure that recommend ma hni,ies
pbvsician and Surgeon of the highest cap,nre of
co1netent TO the discharge OF any duty the h''"
his profession may ''i'p09T r. V. MORROW, NJ D. -
, 80 po4bo,ogv and Theory and Practce u
Medicine JONES, MD.
Professor of Materia Medica. and Ihe,apfns''0''
Joseph II. BUCHANAN: N. D,o ".
=, ea. 90 pbvsiolory and Institutes OF MeGicihe'
Professor oi i. P. GATCHELL, NJ; D.
Professor of Anatomy, speGmlnI' H. NJ d.
so,,,o,.,os Diseases of Wo,aen and Chii'
dren' and Operative 0uisg'ig r. sTALLo, 4. ".
Professor of Chemistry and Medical '1f''P'"
oc12
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

EVERY man Of common sense who advises
that Kentucky shall refuse to pay the taxes
levied by the L 5. Government advises se-
cossion and war, and he knows it.-Louis-
lille JourHal
The same applies here. There was at one
time, before the election, some tall, among
secessionists here about resisting the U. S.
tax, but we believe it generally emenated
from fellows who had not the wherewith to
purchase square meal" We hear no more
Of now, from any source. We take it for
granted that the next Legislature will pro-
vide for collecting the tax by our own Tax
Collector at the same time that State and
County taxes are collected.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16

Major Wightman, of Boston, has Just re-
turned from the Boston regiments, near
Washington, bringing with him SIO,0uo,
which the men Of the Eleventh sent home to
their families. A plan is to be put in opera
tion, by which the renittances of Massachu-
se'ts men may be regular and systematic.-
Boston Letter.
Just like those penurious Mackerel Catch
ors. Why didn't they spend their money
like gentlemen, getting drunk, and "bucking
against the tiger" and let their families take
care of themselves? Are such vulgar people
fit for self-goyernment?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-16
Select School for BOYS.

yESHE FALL AND WINTER TER vi
of this school will commence TUESDAY MORN
ING, September l7th, at the residence of the Princ
pal in the western part of the city
few boarding scholars will be received on reaso
able ANS. G. r. BAKER, Principal.
Marysville, Sept 12, 1861. sep12
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14
10 NnnEees Abrona.

The abolition cmissaries, whom Lincoln has sent
abroad in the capacity Of minister's have had meet
ing and speechiiyoy in Paris. Their buster rayne
failed IN England they hope for better luck in France
But the French are shr5wd vel, brave, snd are as
quick as any people in the world 30 detecting preteusor
and braggar,isn. The mos, significant matter We 90
serve in the speeches reported is in tina, Of Nc. Clay
he IS evidently Disguised with ;he reception he met Wit
in Eagsn5-co1siisrs tina. country hostile TO the
Yankees but attempts 20 derive consolation from th
hope that France viii not cooperate with Eogand in
is course Of unfreudE1ess.
TIE bravado Of this man and his associates has pre-
voked The same remark from various Z gl.sh p,pers
"You talk mighty big" Uhey say land threaten Us
with terrible vengeance if We DO no, aid you i'm sub
DUNG the Southern Rebels; bur the fact implied in ID,
term ,EIeir IS confession Of weakness. You a'e lie
longe- the great Republic; but mere Ruup Of that
Power which vas and yol have to fight ios your very
existence We don't know but you may be crushed
Al aay rate in yes Of your distracted condition, you
svaessr IS co-temp.i5ic"
The F.sach will Sc, the matter ia the light that
the Ear-1 30, and .le chagrinsi C4ssu5 vii have ,o
empty bis CRIES, into the bosom Of the colseaiL Ro5,
hat,r. the Emper-r Of she Elssits.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14
To CORRESPONDENTS.
HethrIRnItIe.

The verbal accounts from eyewitness Of the Bethel
fcat are fu OF interest MANY OF the incidents we're in
tsasay ezcidag, Of which il is vain to oemp descrp
tioa in writing The rush. the dash, the elan Of ouT
BOYS was however the great and distinguishing feature
Of tho ailr Cool and determined as Bonaparte's vee
rams they pitched into the fight with the gliety o.
schoo-boys into game Of ball. They have taken the
step which is the augury and earnest Of victory The
dashug bearing in the face Of four times their number
viii inspire spirit Of emulation among all our forces
aud lead TO the rou OF the invaders wherever they show
themselves.
Next to the gallant bearing Of men, the mos: no
ceabe feature Of the fight the bad shooting Of the
Yankees and their manifest disaste to the work in which
they we're engaged. In four hours firing with cannon
and muskets, they killed only one man, and wounde6
seven or eight others. Long before the fight over
their shooting became the sutec. Of laughter all along
the line Of our boys. yolsy from their side nc
more regarded than discharge Of so many Popgurs.
Il ia very evident from this transaction, that the Van
KEGS are not the people for empire They can neither
shoot nor rde-they are oo.men and meuals by nature
aud the sooner they JUS. appreciation OF them
selves the better for them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14
THE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
RICHMOND, June II, l8C

To the Editor of the Wig:
read with much approval your leading article of this
morning headed "StrGnge NeUS."
You are right. Every inch of ground should be con-
tested and cities should be destroyed by ourselves
before they should be permitted to fall into the hands
Of the enemy. People would say this would be desoa
ting homes but is not better to 90 that than
to allow them to be sheltering place to the enemy
Let draw your attention to one notable instance
in the history of war When the French under Napo-
Ion invaded Russia, the people retired before
them destroying everything, and leaving to the enemy
out barren TASTE and finally when the enemy reached
Moscow the people destroyed their own beloved and
splendid capital, and thereby compelled the invader to
retreat and secured his almost utter humiliation Why
can't people do the same? Why let our property
fall into the hands of the Lincouites? We know that
it, for be assured the Northern ruff
fans will destroy everything in their retreat. To allow
household goods fall into the hands of the enemy
il to furnish him with supplies.
Pray coatinue you have begun, and keep this mat
ter before the people. IT'S true policy and effective
Yours, SOLDIER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14

" Quantity Place Of Name of
Names subscribed. delivery. Factors.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To authorize Loan and ssne of Treasury Notes and
prescribe the punishment for forging the certificates
Stock and Bonds
Section l. The Congress of the Confederate States OF
Americ. do enact that the Secretary OF the Treasury
may with the of the President of The Conied rate
States issue fifty millions of dollars in bonds payable al
the expiration Of twenty years from their date, aud
bearing of interest not exceeding eight per cent
per annum until they become payable tina said interest
to be paid semannuay. The said bonds, after public
advertisement in three newspapers within the Conied
States for six weeks, to be sold for specie, militia
nv stores or for the proceeds of sales of produce
manufactured articles, be in specie or bs OF eI-
change, in such manner and under such regulations
may be prescribed by the Secretary, with the assent
Of the President But it shall be the duty of the Secre
ary Of the Treasury report at the next ensuing ses
on to the Congress of the Confederate States precise
statement of his transactions under the law Nor sha!
the said ponds be issued in fractional parts of the hun
dred be exchanged by the Secretary for Treasury
notes of any bond corporation individual but only
10 the manner herein prescribed; Provided, nothing
herein contained shall be construed as to prevent the
Secretary of the Treasury from receiving foreign bills oil
exchange 10 payment of these bonds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14
From the Raleigh Register.
ruu r,O ,Sr nFEENCgS OE NORTH CAROLINA.


rumor having been circulated in this city on MOL
day 70 the effect that large body OF Black republican
troops had invaded this az point below whining
tou Mr.. KiIe. in the Convention, moved a resolution
Of inquiry soliciting information from tue Governor as
70 the ruth of the report Governor Ellis promptly re-
spoudcd TO the resolution in the following communion
ton from which we are gafed to learn that our coast
in such state of defence to DEFY the Whole power
Of the L. s. Navy:
To the Honorable, the President
ard Ms1sJsrs Of the Convention
Gentlemen-In compiar with the annexed resoiu-
ton OF your Honorable Body, have TO state that the
rumor referred to is wholly without foundation in
truth.
furthermore beglea to assure the Convention that
am in situation TO obtain reliable intelligence from
every part of the State any one else can o.
tin IT, and viii delay advise them OF the approach
OF danger.
take this occasion to say further tha; il our batteries
are properly served fact Of which could entertain no
doubt, the power OF the United States Navy ia not
sufficient TO Cfect an enterauce into any one OF the
Harbcrs of the Safe.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN w. ELLIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14
- ARARIA IN HALIFAN.

HALIFAX. June lO.-The steamer Arabia from Liver
pool on the frs. and Queenstown the % has arrived
here.
The steamer North America had put into Queenstown
Oh the lst with her sce6 damaged. The Africa arrived
out the ID
Parliamentary. proceedings had been unimportant-
In tde House Of Lords debate took place the ex-
pc5iency Of encouraging cotton cultivation in India.
Count Ca'Our has teen dangerously i'll, but at the
latest date he was better.
PriDee Gortscbakoif. Governor of Poland, is dead
Tae Americans in Paris had held meeting in favor
Of the Union. Col. Fremoot Ministers Dayton, Clay
and Buringame were among the speakers.
Mr. Dayton said that since his arrival in Paris he
could detect uDf-endy feeling on the part OF France
70 the United States, and certainly no French citizen
would be found among the prylteers being sent out by
the S5osdrs He expressed the conviction that the
oelliou would be put down.
Cassius n Clay spoke at some length. He ener-
-etc his comments on the conduct Of England 10 the
recognition of the Southern belligerent rights He de-
cared that ever the flag OF England became associated
WITH the black flag Of the South, tee Sar-Spinged
Banner Of the United States and the ricolor OF Fra
would be seen against her. for France had not torgo
st Helena.
Arson Burlingame spoke on the same subject
Col Fremont was next called and received with
enthusiasm He made quite moderate speech. He re-
reted this political war bu, felt confident that it would
end in the triumph OF truth and justice He said he had
oeen called back 20 America and lost no time in respond
ug, and he ready to size his best services to his
, oIutry.
la the House of Commons on the son, Lord John
Russell inmaed that Elglshman had been forced ~
20 the mai ia al New Orleans but that the British Consul
there had obtained his release. Other similar instances
had occurred in the Southern States, but they appeared
ID have been unathorzsd and fom the Mont
gomery Government had given that they would not
-anctioa such acts.
In speech upon the paper duty, Lord Rus'eh strong
" deprecated the exuSOn with which Sir John Rams
den lad alluded 70 the bursting OF the bubble OF de-
moeracy IN America" In common with the great bulk
OF her countrymen he was horrhed at civil war which
from the aeeursed poison of slavery left them by
England.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14
rhc R.eIins ga VireInin.

TIE members Of che Convention coming from differ
en-. parts Of the State report; mos, eleoCragirg stce
Of feeling among the people. Among all classes and
conditions there ,as one deermiualioa-;o meet The
enemy-cout,st every .ch Of ground, and conquer CT
die. Very E.,le encouragement is needed from had
quar-; rs Co sir up one universal ias-recc1 sga-st
invaders of cu- SOIL Ia our conviction tle time las
come for cha, uprising. Noz's The day ard uow's tbs
hour. If &c oaa oay 5-e- through che Anaconda iod
with which ola Scot, striving 20 euve-p ass, our de-
hysrauce vi De achieved Ta' tide Of Invasion viii D,
rolled back, and can take the measure ct our re-
vergs with our hands sUd upon tie enemy q: ihgi'
oEr homes.
Every motive tia. can animate pltro,s-honcv, prop
cry, liberty, sud Es-aageal 20 all yi-giosns 20 rush
to arms. Union, eacrgv, and determination to con-
qusr will insure US victory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14

A NEw PAPEE N VlRGINIA.-We have seen copy Of
paper just started in Alexandria, Va 1t is printed on
she pres Of the SeatineI and with the type OF the ga
sstts one hall Is Datch, the other Black Republican
A transition If the former would probably des roy the
distinction It contains the proceedings OF pretended
Union meeting in Alexandria, 10 which the principal
characters were man named James T. Close, another
named Martin and a riodiaal dealer named 4.
French who has been asking the confidence OF the cn
gems as Southern They are all of the Northern
birth.
The paper is called THE Pe,nsy lvaRa Fifh in COM
pment TO the 'ragg d regiment" OF that name, which
furnishes the editor and composors who thus desecTale
the property which they have stolen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14
- - NortIa SO.

The North Carolina Regiment covered itself witt
glory at the battle o, Bethel After the enemy had got
possession Of disabled EoF,z-F gun, it was necessary
70 dslodge then. T5e North Carolns boys undertook
the task With bay1ns-s fixed ;hey advanced upon the
foe The charge only wanted one accessory TO make it
as grand as any charge ia history. The Yankees fed
Ike shot Wild ducks, amid the dsr-ve shouts OF the ed
vlae1g heroes. Taey had no idea OF coming in con-
ta,, with cold steel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14

CHICAGO, jane To-day business throughout tie
,v was generally suspended and the Board OF Trade
. .iourued yesterday until SATURDAY
A. eleven o'clock, amid the tolrg Of bells and firing
Of uiaute guns the procession moved from Bryan Hall
where slcc Tuesday doe rem ius Of JIdsc Douglas had
aid in safe through CLARK and Lake streets 70 Michigan
avenue, thence 10 Cottage Grove.
TIE procession vas about Two miles in length, and oc
upied an hour in passing given point Al the Grove
he services were conducted by Bishop Duggan, who de-
,ered brief but eloquent eu!ogy on the character Of
tr ilustrious deceased.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-14
W. II. COFFIN, II. D.

tske pleasure in stating that Dr. Coffin first leuten-
of my company and has contributed to the of
South with zeal that indicates his sroog attachment
to Southern rights. know of his a member
of Capt. McKennys company, now encamped near Nor
folk and from the zeal that his accomplished daughters
have manifested in the cause and their consent to the
pIivaton of having every male member away from home,
rsking their lives in the service of their country that
no family can be more devoted 10 the South than DR..
Collins.
II. CLAY PATE,
Caplan of Cdvclry.