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Of of the
n% Of his Stale and they Shan power do all other
q the COMPANY hs provided for and 10 fill a" vacancies
that may FrT w, foiowngnaned persons shall eons
The rs Board Trustees and hereby vested with all
The rh and power: snGeted in he pfsceaH$ ac'e lhey
hundred and nnl Others arc elected in their place
BOARD TRUSTEES:
pa's I hsnay s:S5 Gssss Sss' aS
Alfrsd Dolbonde, g.. Bell. " ,GIo2per,
John Candy, r; i5oFlelois' T, !P5c .Hsd
F. f. Harris. c. Gny4roc, Ghes. Ill l. I,
j. \ HG GriaF L. Bouto2squfs, Taen Hermann
Tbe I'd %s' Frois, ". 4. Kent, Maein PUG,
: T Bo6sssn J. = 7'h Herr, VII b Tc5o "assr
to & Xix 4 ha shS a csy eT5n
holding in his own anS Or in is 1 ARM @
81 SJ oyd for ha be deemed Of the Company
sd n ts esrcae eTsd the books o Of he Com an
not discharged idaed by losses sustained after the
hundred dollars the Of he certificate shall reach
i6I,t more shall be entitled additional vote until
Of the certificate shall reHsh the sum Of y
10 additional Provided however that such
shall been transferred 10 the person or tim Claiming to
ARTICLE srvEsruThe Board OF Trustees shall have the
Company secured y moEe on nrGr?d aud lnen-
real estate in the iaFis OF O6e," ana OF ssT
ct least iwics he amount loanel thereon
Nam G' The nnTch"e Of any created by
the nw ct ike onns Of @ sash or surplus profits sgs
air II L4 afSresaid securities, stocks.
n9e fonrth Of its profits but the B%d OF Trustees
Dnrel in Fd2 Ty % P oced Ti s Of y s %ns I'm IN
their opinion the interest Of The Company Will thereby be
ARTICLE ElGnTII-The officers of the Company SHALL within
@ r Alter the FIST October, eighteen hunedan sixty
enc To and 5T nr ns hS r noh Of every succeeding
eT eaHSs c Of the a Of the Company for the
ending including statement Of insnIaces effected during the
Marine And River policies WHICH estimate shall be conclusive
With proportional share of the losses sustained by the Com
m Il TS cplc ha s1ch Share exceed
minns and snn ere m % hcio of ne sur nTdG o m
enY, dtIi led from ens and for the balance which
n hs" "o atf sned by the President sstry bear
a. the Per eaeh S y Psns On con '
tanning that the n9a GTe h e c Sn be "h
And should any person entitled receive such certificate
indebted 10 Company Tor premiums credited 10 him
1e o2 Gs is eSbe company shall have the ra
s's sn f and event II The kSe been
and delivered it shall always remain aoe 70 ihe Copaffor
any indebtedness Of the party TO whom fe! h4ys
cred for unpaid premiums whsSnc Indebtedness arose be-
fore ar issuing the certificate and thereof
9%s Sdif bes xii until such
and hT & rnes so o w RGni h sa nq
from the OF their issue then the shall be Cancelled
sb he ~ced TO the credit Of the Contingent cconn on
The So" of a5 az "S nGSs Ike
nlshed city which notice shall forth the
the n Inc s Of i S e So h I' sn
d 6a n @H% niI d " be csd the credit t Of the
ngen account" the Company and applied the payment
IKE s Srfea'e @ oily The books of the
Company, and with lis consent
Of .hs Company by sheen insurance therein shall before he
iss s RGS s S p @ BE-
shn be all the losses and expenses incurred BY
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SAEFORIl'S
III YER IN wa 0 E 4 TOR

Never Facilitates.
tits compounded entirely Puma and has become an G.
tahlished Standard Medicine, known approved IS ri
used IT, and is with confidence in 81
the diseases for which is recommended.
1t has Cured within tho two years who had
givcl all hopes Of relief, the is0Iie.
Gates my possession shoFg.
The dose uaod to Ar temperament Inc i1fvd
taking used in such seuy on the
Bowels.
dictates Of your judgment guide you The m
Liver Tnvigoraor, and will Liver CompIunts Bi'iout
Attacks, Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrha 3um.ncr Cor,Eapta
Dysenter DcP5y omacl Uahitr' Gos;fvca,s toile
Cholera loler forbuB Cholera tt1m, F)nuiclre jam
dee We!:ncssc and .any he sel srcccfefy Ms
Ordinary Family Medicine It will Sick E.edache, as
thousands testify in twenty m'nrs, il thrcrtga
spoa*ul taken committeeman Of attack. AL vino pa
arc giving thrir testimony in lis favor.
Mix watern the mouth with The InEiscrstor, and
both together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
SRniGf0esE's Family ayEtE2nxtZc Pills.
OoFOundecfrom pure Vegetable Extracts put upin
Cases air tight, end will koepiu any climate
ThS Family Cntnarc PHI Is Eone end active Cohortie
fears I41 ; iH"re" demand trGr those who have
to S aas ndpeHd ms to 41e eo %3 the reach
81 AZ; ao i tE M h N" 'is ooeFen' oa'harie' Get
Family C@hortic Phi hag Th due reference to this well
Vegetable Extracts which alike every pr Of the amen
Pains in the Back and LonS co<vess, and saesess
end il course Of Fever Ioss Of Appeitr Creep
Welt in the Head ali InfSmntory Dissa6es Worms IN
Children Adults Rhcunet geat Purifier Of the Blood
nenton in this advertisement n2ao 10 3 PEiGe Dimes
generally, and sold by the tradeip s tho largs
sT " SANFORD, NJ. D., Manufacturer aud Proprietor
S3G Broadway n Y.
wholesale Agents.
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| GSEAT POLITICAL WOEz "a.
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ByM. CLUsKEY, Washington, D. o.

ByM. VI. CLUSKEY, Washngton D. o.
1tcontntrs, among other things.
The various Party Platforms.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress.
Governors Cseary, Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad
Senators Green Dourls Coaner and Nessrs stephcn
The material portion Il tho Kansas Nebraska Eth
Iecompton, Tcneka ard eavenworth Constitutions
yoss on the Sn1e in e"ch ;Io.G Seod o1eTy tne ecra
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rb ie tonoti1ti5n Of tic United States.
Wa:lneton'$ F9tGwgli Address,
virginia md Kentucky Resolutions Ct 1888 and 'a9,
Mr. Cnys Report in favor Of the hinnli0l Of The Public
Lands and able documents against it, with full history of the
President Pierce's Veto ofho INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address of Mr.. Faulkner on the subject
President Piercoy Message yeong Tho River and Harbor
A. School Tana Bill; nnl votes thereon,
The Clayton RuwCr Treaty.
Extract, from, Speeches far and against Slavery
Extracts Speeches o. noted Republicans and Aboli
Mr.. Toon,s Boston Lecture slavery -
Mess Bnchnnans and Williams Letters the Bargain and
President j@skson's Proclamation against Notification,
Report Of Mr. Dns of South Caroliua, the Politica
NJ NJ W 3 M"2 R9rt on The ses G"hee
Organization and Hon A. Il stuarts Letters signed MHdi.
on" defending it.
Kenneth Rayners Speech a Philadelphia, in November 1866,
and in North Carolina liz lS}2.
A history Of with the votes on. the various Tariffs
history Of the United States Bank ana Abolition Petitions
Mr.. Fimores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History OF tho Annexation of TexHB
Opinion of public the power CT Congress the Ter
rtUTies.
Tho Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
classified.
The Compromise Measures of 1850.
Clayton Compromise.
Wmot Provi8o.
With many other things, too numerous to mention.
Every suoct fully treated and every i'll Congress-
any subject having political Specification, is given.
This book rest up the public speaker fully tie Kansas
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. or THE CELEBRATED
STACKER IRON WORKS
TENN ESSEE.
Sugar Hettles "a r inches diameter Is IN iuch
IS 10 q iavhes diameter. -. ! 90 an inch
unior Il inches diameter. 10 an inch
Furnece odts $26 $50 and SIS, according st&o Rna pa!
tern. Crate Bars &c pay u9riG -
I. T. LAVIIILEBAUVRE,
Commission Merchant,
al Ro. Ttra
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INSURANCE.
QUARTER OF THE LOUISIANA STATE
" MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

D. I. roor,,oro, A.. = - -, ,f A.
S "nI INV and Of the IN eur one @ ted KILL NJ
"I RfS me me I'd vard Barnett a Eo. pt1, d1 coor
io'd and won for he Parish Of 0rIshs ' 9a.a n
in the presence Of tho witnesses hereinafter named and
te5stgncd ,. md arn.ured ,t. .,o.o.
p5SI@I{ eaie @ Who de"IaTed t1P msss are
M provisions Of he ns Of n the I5"g Of ogan eg S to
,mT ofR"I ad and Do by tiege pe. eDo y y t
P md toss h9 ,sy sS establish
he st1nations Regulations following oit:
ARTICLE Re-, S"I G%p amy kno and e
sgnaed b. rs nns v tx + h s one
aitons on Or day Of ssp,so9e ls2 sna ssIl
ehsfs,5 unless sooner determined a" provided i"
T. y E1 the co S 9 Of sa Of and for an
ia Of tie shn be the p[9Ps sT
as [ nI9ess in wherein the Company may be
ested.
are hereby DECLARE 10 be: 49,,
S Slaff Gy nSjist 3s Or GaioaEs By re
Good Wares, Merchandise Specie, Bullion Co1misoions
da 5S'f bo tom fnsTsy an AID
every to connected with Marine or In
The Company nay iseIfto be ensured against risk
,s E1f5 10 his s are 10 be- in da nroo"nf Of @
rsnv for business furnish notes approved for the
Of FIJI hcd ecp sS be sso Se On BY '4 The pte
dent Of Tie Company acknowledging have received the
Il for IN M ess aud such notes shall be subject to
premiums for insurance made by these parties are to be
pan i an5n % Of such premms When pad sha be
rncl on the notes the shall have
M vcriber of such notes shall in any event.
losses Of the Company larger Than the amount that
may be due on such note or noe , .o ;e . aroresad
there shali any balance due thereon after the endorse
c said b'ance the ar ,ns Sa s4se
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the object whSh corporation has been formed, IL
maintain Seamb?4 Nor the tansporLaon for compensation
Of MESSENGERS, reighls Fe United States mails from New
Orleans Shreveport eeaon and above tho Red River Rs
! and all Intermediate lafldinss.
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CARANAS CIGAES-s1a0 BREgAS SUPERIOR or
Pressed Cigars the above celebrated brand for sale by
my7 BAAELL q W
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
rF1HE ONLY PREPARATIONS

STOOD HE TEST OF 4
And grows more and more Popular every day
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rE,nEDEGAxc IRON WORRIES

rE,lsEDEGAEs IRON WORRIES
JOSEPH R. ANDERSON L CO.,
Richmond, Va,
-ManufActure-
LOCOMOTIVE PORTABLE AND STATIONERY
Steam Engines.
OF capacities, combining all useful and modern
greater strength and durability tt
other machinery of similar size. Also,
CIRCULAR AND SASH sAW-MILI.s,
Of the most eecye substantial character having been
built exprcsslyfor
plantation Use.
Gs MiIs Gin Shifting, Drinking and Panisg Machines
and every description Machinery required BY the Southern
Planter.
Also Spikes Chains Wheels and Axels Iron Trucks AID
Railroad Fittings of every description.
m9-we were awarded, the Virginia State Fair, ovs all
Richmond Manufacturers Oct Il 1860, the Highest PrSmiu
FOR the simple, substantial and effective
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE,
For Plantation Use.
p-Sepd and get free by mail of Illustrated Cata-
ogues which contnus convincing proofs OF oEr SUPERIOR
MACHINRRYac constant supply of which Is always on hand
and for sale by
EDMUND n. IYBNSy, General Agent,
No. 50 St. Charles street,
| ns tns New Orleans
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
bt u that the ninth day of May 1860 before
ny, eie " Justice of the Peace in and he city
% Wy appeared Henry Peychaua President, and
,tot9 % 'ccretary Of the Hope Insurance Company
New orEhn%ho beng duy according law, de-
pose u the foregoing and and
correct a,ript from the books of said company.
H. PEYCHAUD. President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
e"o to aud subscribed before this ninth day of May
looo' ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
"a Board Directors have this day declared cash dividend
oy per the capital paid in of this Company
Met of the year ending the Both APRIL 1860 pay
in accOrdh ~th Article Twelfth Of the Charter of said
,naauy. to-wit
VI en- per tn cunt paid in. payable on demand
he stockholders then a representatives md after tn
9th instant and the balance be credited nstament
he unpaid stock notes.
Fl. PEYCHAUD. President.
s. PLASSAN. Vice President.
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.-
s. Plassan, a. Laforest, P. Malochee,
c. H. Kerniop, Tk0s n Blake, i. Nautre.
P. Oueyrouze, F. Moreno, II. Peychaud.
nvl1
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of l. 2 and gallons, for sale by
s. D. GRATIAA & Co,
80 g. Cnstomhouse Etreet.
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IMSUR

lie.
certify the foregoing be copy the oginalextant
In regser.
In faith whereof grant these presents under my
H. B. and the impress fmy seal of Office New O!leans
aforesaid, This 9th day of July. 1860
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The nndegned Recorder Of Mortgages for ghe Parish Of
Orleans cerfes that the Charter has this day
recorded in society Book No. 4, Folio AL.
New Orleans 23th July, 1861
jy3l aus IL 1JG7 JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
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ENIRsT ANNUAL STATEMENT
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
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G ID. GRATIAA & CO., so CUSTOMHoUSE ST..
y sale in or in Custom House
800 baskets OIL Bonn freres-25, % and u OF.
100 urs. Burgundy Port Wine.
10 qrs, Sherry, ordinary
600 baskets Champagne, nelormc-qs and pts.
$40 Gordon Vert
50 =. :. Deligny--qr bottles.
20 Imp rial
80 pipes Gin Queen brand.
go packages Coenac Brandy of e following narks Pianaa
Co, Gnuies freres, Laronde freres, Castillo, aZa-
rae Il Co, T. Meneau, Union rroprietofs of La
darTie.
200 casks Red Wine, for family
40 White Wine,
2lIO cases Red Wine I.ecompte Co.-qts and PTS
In) :, Chateau Ciacours-
50 :. MHrEanX IeyH-
% :, Pens-h half boxes.
:, Trullcs-
10 :. Ttu!lcd Pies-qr.
:, Pr1mes-n jars jag
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

OREGON AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-The first
annual fair of the Oregon State Agricultural
Society is proposed to be held on the lst of
October next, and to continue four days.
The place says the Advertiser, has not yet
been determined upon. Some two thousand
dollars are to be devoted to furnishing suita-
ble premiums, to be awarded on the occasion.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

TREASON ATA DscouNr.-A very rabid ad-
vocate of =" Pacific Republic" asked gem
tIeman from Clear Lake " how the people
in that region would like to see secession
flag hoisted there ?" The reply was that
whoever should try the experiment, might
succeed-but that he would about that time,
he very apt to get hoisted about as high as
the fac
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

Arrouous SUGGESTION The Philadelphia
North American, Republican print, makes
the following suggestion in the way of en-
couraging the schemes Of the aLti-slvery
coerciouists:
TArrING TIE Nississlrrr by breaking
down enbaukments, We can easily overflow
all the country Of the lower Mississippi, and
drown out all the towns aud plantations,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

DEATH OF PREsr.-The Very Reverend
Richard Carroll, says the Union, for many
years President Of the Diocesan Seminary of
st. Thomas Of Aquin, aud Vicar Caritular of
the new Diocese of Marysyille, died, in the
thirty-thrd year Of his age, at the residence
Of Archbishop Alemany. in San Francisco,
on Easter Sunday morning Father Carroll
had but just returned from visit to Murys-
Vile. whittier he had gone on business con
nected with his charge as temporary Admin
lstrator of that Diocese. For over n year.he
had been suffering from an affection of the
lungs. and finding, during his short stay in
mary 5ViIle' that the symptoms of his disease
were becoming more alarming he returned
to san francisco to end lis missionary labors
where, eight years before he had begun
them. After brief illness he died Of efFn-
sion of the brain, having received the last
rites and consultations of his Church fron
the hands of his Archbishop, surrounded bv
his borther Priests and the Sisters Of Mercy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

Cuts feet, very light draugh; boy and pBir oil
mules or ponies run it a LITTLE GIANT in the
la II grass Has taken the Grand Gold Medal OF Honor
ana thousand francs at the Great French Nation
al Trial at Vincennes, near Paris, june 1860 AT the
Mrcklenburg Exhibition Germany, June, 1860. First
Premium at the United States Society, September,
1850. First Premium at the Yorkshire Agricultural
Society August 1850. First Premium at the New Jer-
sey and Vermont State Fairs and the limited number
received California last season gave not only sats-
faction but great qualification that such Machine
could he had. The complimentary notices ny letter
from purchasers were numerous. The low PRICE ana
great efficiency of h Machine makes it the farmer
Hepmate, and places it within the reach Of the small
DsI
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL ..

SUDDEN DEArH.-A young lady, Miss Ellen
Horgan, died very suddenly il THIS city yes
terday. she was engaged at sewing ma-
chine in tie millinery csta lishmeut Of Mus
ncaley, and pleasantly talking to some ladies
when she fell over upon her face AMI died iu
a few moments. A physician was imnedi-
ately sent for, but before he arrived she wa
quite dead About half hour previously
she had eaten hearty dinner and appeared
TO be in good health. The cause Of her
death was appoplexy. Miss Hargon, we an
derstand, was very respectfully connected in
San Francisco
New SpRING Srocx-Fletcher q Hobson
have very choice assortmento offspring 8oods
received by the late steamer
THE Mystery REyEALED.-Iroies5or W.
Collier psychologist and magnetizer, viii lee
ture on magnetism and psychology and cN-
Libit various experiments connected there
with, at the Water Works Hall on Wclnos-
day evening. He will choose his subjects
from the audience indiscriminately. The
price OF admission will be 30 cents only, and
it is certainly cheap enough for SO rich a
treat as will be afforded.
i. Franklin Hollis and Henry II. Bedford
late of Marysvile, have located in La Porte
and are carrying on the business Of sign ana
ornamental painters
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02
Woods Mower,

Cuts 10 feet wide, deposits the heads into follower,
and adjustable to have any required ength OF Stuble
an immensely effective Machine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02
Haines, Illinois Harvester,

feet cut made by Walter A. Wood, with his improve
ent and has attained universal favor in agricultural
gpr,f
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02
yleu advertisements.
HARVESTING MACHINES,
FOR IS6l.
Russell & Co.'S Thresher,

ADE At Massilon, Ohio celebrated throughout the
nited States the best Threshng Machine in use
and 3G in Ii cylinders 10horse powers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

THE Seneca Observer mentions the death
of Mrs. Burch. at Junius on the 18th of
February at the advanced age Of ll2 years
She was married at the age of % and had a
son who, if he lived until now, would have
been 80 years Of age. = son Of hers is now
living who is IS years old.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

New SPRING Srocx. FLETCHER g. Hobson
have a very choice assortment Spring goods
received by the late steamer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

PnnsoNAL-Dr. II. W. BaXley, a distin-
guished physician and surgeon Of Baltimore,
has been sqjourning few days in Marys-
Vile, with his friend, DIR, James Reardan,
formerly of Maryland DR.. BaXley is L. S.
Special Commissioner to Peru, Chilli and the
Hawaiian kingdom, and is engaged in the
performance of important professional busi-
ness relating to the National Hospital SER
vice He has availed himself of few weeks
detention in California to pass through some
portions of the State for the purr ose Of eX-
amining its general resources; and being a
gentleman of fine literary attainments, he
will doubtless give to the world most inter-
esing and valuable review of what he has
seen. DR. Bazley occupies position as ply
seian and surgeon which ranks him among
the foremost men of his profession in the
United States He visited Timbuctoo yester-
day, and will proceed thence to Grass Valley.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

PHYSICAL DErEcrs 1t is stated that nine
tenths of applicants for enlistment in the U.
States army are rejected as unfit for the ser
vice. Of twenty thousand applicants only
eighteen hundred were accepted. Does this
prove that we are deteriorating?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02
FL DoHADo.-The subjoined items are from
thc Monntnin Demnerat. Of SAtnrdaY

FL DOHADO.-lhe suiJOlneu items are from
the Mountain Democrat, of Saturday:
Near the place in Columbia, Tuolumne
county. where in former times mobs hanged
bad characters, II clergyman recently bap-
tized several converts to religion. Verify the
waste places shall blossom as the rose But
this pleasing ref h-ction only signifies change
toward restraining influences, not absolute
reformation. Mob~ may not hang so many
persons in earlier days but that does not
lessen the number of those who ought to lie
hanged in getting rid Of one error another is
often produced, the error of hanging hy
he people has been transformed TO the inter
ference ofthe Supreme Cout with the ar
tious of lawful tribunals which regularly de-
eide that certain persons who deserve TO be
hanged must be hanged at certain times
This almost invarable interference is an en-
couragement to abandoned and malignant
hearts the restraining influence of the cXecu-
tion Of the law is perverted 10y the chief in
slrument of the law. The notion that the
community is getting better as TO the matter
Of killing aud quarrel. should be encouraged;
but when il is said that the lion will soon lie
down with the lamb we will maitlin that
the lambs place will be inside OF the lion.
CAsUALrIEs-Iast week Coroner Todd held
inquests upon the bodies of Charles Reimer,
Sebastian Beckman and Benz Wilkinson
The first was killed at JayhHwk, hy being
caught IN the machinery ofH grain roller; the
second was killed in Diamond springs town
snip, by the caying of a hank Of earth. and
the third was killed near the six Mile House.
on the Carson road, by a log which rolled
upon him while he was mining.
TIE HEIGHTs. The snow on the Sierra Ne
vada nights must have received within the
last FIVE days deep accessious to their SHOWS
a few days since it was reported that snow
to the depth Of seven feet had lately fallen on
the summit by the Carson road
The flooding rains Of this week have con
sderabiy impaired the Carson road, near
Brockliss Bridge particularly.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02
IEsEADNVHtH.E & co. ,

san FIauCIsCO,
Also, other Machines for which not Agents viz:
EAGLE REAPER AND MOWER;
HUSSEY'S RE NPER;
BURIAL : REAPER;
PITTS PATTERN, s. and 10 horse, ma lehy Noursc,
Mason & Co;
W IrMAN'S 1, 6 and ; HORSE THRESHEES;
EMERY'S and / HORSE 1IIRFSIfERS;
PIT TS' SMITHS WllITllAN'S, FIELD'S, FMFRY'S,
and BURT, WRIGHT S CO.'S HORSE Z 1WERS,
Together with the best stock OF HARDWARE, AG-
RI ULTURAL IMP EVENTS, MILLS, PORTABLE
STEAM ING1NES-Upriplt and horzonta-5 to 10
horse power, BELTING, BOLTING CLOTH, Etc, in
the country, comprising the very best kinds I'm asc,
and greatly improved III make and adapubity to the
California market. mhT 2p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

Attention WanenS.
Attend your regular monthly meeting this Tuesday
tie 2d inst att O'Clock.
Per order D. S. HYANlS Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

IN THE CirY.-Hon C. Z. DeLong has been
in the city few days past.
We have also met Hon. E. d. Wheeler, at
present resident of San Francisco, where he
is engaged in a lucrative practice. Both gen
tlemen look well.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02
Spencer,s T,I .cshers. witIl Perlgo Powers,

These Machines made byD. & 5 Spencer well
known; have been in use in California some t1ree
years, and are regardeiby those who have used them
with great fayor-30 53 36 inch cylinders with Peri
po'S 10 herse mowers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02

a new Machine, worked by two horses from behind ;
eau be raised and lowered to suit delivers the grain
in very regular swaths by means bands revolving
platform, thence gathered into gayels by rake
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