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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

PATBIoTro AMERICAN IN EURoPE.-The
editor Of the Worcester (Nass) palladium
has received a letter from a Massachusetts
gentleman, who had been several years in
Europe aud is now in Paris. lie proposes
10 return home Immediately, if there ia oc-
cssion for his services, and take the com.
msnd Of company TO be raised in Worces-
ter County. He says:
I would not accept nuy commission higher
than that Of Captain, for / Gm devoid of
ambition, military or other. On the other
hand, ] should refuse any commission thlt
woBld not give me commapd of a company:
rot from any misplaced pride, since ] do not
feel above serving as a soldier in the ranks;
bat because, if / should accept OF a commits
sion at ali, it would not be- becoming in me
to accept one absolutely inappropriate to
my years.
The Palladium says: 1--WE know that this
offer wBs made from principle, and not from
any Impulse Of The moment, as the gentle
man understands full well the nature oAhe
service be proposes TO eugbge in-he having
served az an officer in The United States
Army in The Florida War. As an evidence
Of his saTnestuess in the matter, we are at
liberty 80 say that from bis own means he
viii distprse, j. needed, the sum of $500 Ia
the formation Of sucl, a company as he pro-
poses, and 10 its preparation for service"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

! SoUrHIRE DExFERITT OF lBsE MOGUL-
LdcH-The Atlanta Georgia, Southern 6Hl
Itaeraeg gives the following description OF
General McCallaqgh's peFsond aPpsareacei
lie Is SIX feethigh, sleudeF aud spare built
but aihletic aud irmiy knit He As about
forty i've years Of agey his demean0r quiet
and hos none of the uggAihe heseeae ss Of
.BBpearance tbat many haze Supposed him 70
possess. Hiar size hiEhtoaSd weight the
glance snn color okh,h eysi he style Of his
diess, his hair beauS ADD tnatuFesaall ressms
bic tns far famed; ao ipyhhetble GsniOaldi,
niOFe than are other naa in the World eN
espt the Yeritablv' Giuseppe Ihinaelfi aud
McCulloch is not a whit bsbihd tlat ceie-
bIsted Italian patriot IN courage, skill aud
ability ~ a partisan commander.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

VI AMiLTDN GtNlN0N PLEAS no.
IL 2i,|72 Bridget n. F~crgtltson rs. William Fer,
CURSOR -ltEotce. The defendant i4 hereby notified
l4th leccmler last, whrrcil nho charges the said
defendant with %Rdulteryi and prayH 60 be divorced
cusis that unless he appear on or before the 9Th
day 81 Juro, ls6l, aud plead, answer or demur
thereto, the same will b heard in hts absence, and
d decree taken a. above staEd. .
2 :. '. Black, BRIUGEr A. FERGUSON.
Attorney for Petitioner, April 10, 1851. ap22-fM l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

TURKISH TRooPs SENT TO SYRrA.-The
Beirut correspondent Of the Boston Traveller,
writing on the 22d ultino, says:
Beirut is in great commotion to day, not
on account Of fresh massaeres or any Of
those terrible displays Of Moslem ~fanaticism
which spread CONSERVATION amoug the peo-
pie during the first part of the past year
far otherwise. The time mas not yet come
for the rezenaetment of those we'll remem.
bered scenes, and / think we may comfort
ourselves with the belief that il Is not even
very near at hand. The present cause Of
excitement is the arrival of no lass than
twelve thousand Turkish troops, four thou
sand Of which are cavalry. The French and
English boats sided them 10 debarking, aud
their timely assistance will ne doubt again
be called ia requisitiOu on the arrival Of two
MORE line. of attle ships which are expected
TO. night. u eTf.I4H % q Etur il
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

Public BUSINESS AT WAsHINeroE,P dbiic
business at Washington is considerably Grip
pied at present, by reason of many Of the
employees having enlisted in the military or
CARNATIONS, and being compelled 70 neglect
their official duties. An effort will prObs
of the Government discharged frOm military
setyice. y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

DRINEiNc II DANGER OF SuEFocArIos-
hothipg can more powerfully illustrate the
deep-EOOted characters Of ~intempsrate habits
10 fmiiies than an anecdote related by
Henry Mackanzie, author Of the Ma Of
Feeling. BE bad been involved in aregulaf
drinking party He was kesping as Zee
FROM The usual excesses Is he WAS ahle, and
as he marked companions around him fall
ing victims 70 the power OF drink, he hun
self dfoped OF under the table among the
slain, as a measure Of preeaution and lying
theFe, bis atten ton was. called 10 = smau
pair Of hands working at bis throat. On
asking What 10 was, a voice replied. nSir,
In The lad that To- ioWse the neck eiothsS
Here then, Nasa family, where 90 drinking
OF Che hapaehod 70 asiand, and, to uatie
their erarats in fear Of aPoplexy On suffocA
ton. sl,rm e--.
AG0oB HlLIEAhR ExAMeIh-The msm-
beIs Of fhei RB6de Iaaad Reeisseut were
drawn up Sd 1ihe, RfsW days sinca, aud de
most 0fthem tohk E1kosfhnot o drink sny
liquor except they hfst Efttbe consent os
theif supegiOr officers.
The eIpendItuTe f5r ions &d pay q
regiment for = month Is about 10000.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

CoMAEaDABLB AoFIoS.--Ths uniforms pur-
ehasod By che c~itzensnof Buffalo, N. Y. for
their militia, have been sold to the state az
cost; snd thesnniforms will bsSApprOpriated
10 the use OF the Builalo RegiNent "a thBee.
\ eara volunteers 1rr 10
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

"a SESslELAS0VTliEn eNoMAN-Aw0man-
sd New UhssIa iateiy Drove a recruiting o.
! ieF Out a ler bugsew wish a hllst 0f Wooal.
i6bs 'efured to a Pher husband ~ bs 30
T6utd with the significant remark: Let
them that have uiggeis Gght for thcm."
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27
III A~DvMRIEsNpg grgrs.

~ Office 10 ALL WHOM 1T NAY CON.
IN OBEh.-EOtice Is hereby given that there are
penGitg before the City upuGCil Of the city of Gin
Cinuati, the following Ordinances, to-wit.
To establish the grade Of Dover. alley, from Elm
street u Plum street.
To establish tho grade Of Budd.stTeet, from Carr
street 20 Harriet street.
TO grade and pave, with boulder-sto9e, Budd-
street, from CaTT-HtTcet 70 Harriet street.
70. e-ade and pave, with limestone, Brown's-
alley, from Cgutral.nyeuue west as far as the alloy
Is ten feet in width.
70 grade AID pave, with limestone, Browns.
alley, from the sDutl'oaFt end f the twenty.feet
portion north rs Tar as The grade is established.
IN pursuance OF the law, gaid Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk %instruGt-
cd 10 give tour weeks notice, Of the %pendency Of tue
same. , ..
B Tbe law requires I'll claims FIR damages that may
scCrue from said Improvement, tn be filed Ia vriting
with The City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
dBta ages claimed, within two weeks after the ex-
piratIpp Of tho time Tequirs d for the Publication It
tuch fotice, when tho stiHe will be taken up for
final HCTiOD.
my GEO NJ OAsEY, City Clsrk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

ExfEEr OF TIE GAMBLING PAssION.-The
.gamhlmg passion pays no respect to life or
death. A New Yorker having fallen down
in . fir, IN a certain bar room, bets were
offered and taken on his recovery. A physi-
clan, vino would have blCd the sufferer, was
il tcrfered w~ith.byDne Of the betters, on the
ground that the wagers might be affected by
such remedial measures. The man must
live or die as he lay"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27
A sOUrurpA saAM ExposED.- Vqaity Fai,

A SoUTAERN SAAME xPosED.- Vgnity Fair
F0ys:.. .E. o.
We rejoice and are exceedingly glad that
The drawing, Ignorant arrogant and dis
sipalsd Southron will no longer parade in
our society, his snobbish proviuciaiisms
and ostentaUious gentiliby, his habitual and
Characteristic disregard OF the feelings OF
kortherners, his Bowie-knife bragadocio,
and those innumetable impettinences which
en- enoTmO stretch of our aifabnity has
suffered 70 pass as " ease of manner"
We are glad that the loafng, idle, whisky
julep-sucking ~"eayalier" is 10 lose caste
and make way by universal consent 10
American society for a far higher type Of a
gentleman - for the braYe-bsarted, truly
educated, practical and sensible cOsmOp0-
lite man Of the worldwide can wsrk al
M -thiDg useful without shams-a type Of
cavalier far more elevated and noble than
anything which the cotton ha4t ton ever
prOduced from the s0ured cream Of It's fami-
lies. We see the iull development Of such
character among OUT Aorth-meu in this
splendid War-sO hurrah again for THAI.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

THE DAY OF COMPROMISES FoRHvER PAST
A mercantile house in Boston, having re-
oeived a petite intimation from a Memphis
(TenD.) firm that it might whistle for the
money due it, wrote back the following
decided rep'yV Hr
We at the North have fully decided that
this war will cease when treason il crushed
out and traitors and rebels have received
their just deserts. Also, that twenty mil
ions or freemen will not submitto be dictated
10 by the palmetto flag of the Hotspur Sate
OF South Carolina with a rAttles1ake for its
emhlemG even if it is supported by all the
thirteen States sympatbizipg with its peculiar
Institutions. We make no war up5n that
Institution, or upon the Uniou.toving por-
ton of the South. q = - ~ y
TIE day otcompromisesis past. For when
high. banded treason dargs 10 strike the
rational emblem from the hsg-stlff, and
openiy asserts it, intention 10 take the capi-
tai Of the nation into its hands, we tell you
and them we scorn all COMPROMISES, and
though less bOesliul than those in your re.
giou, we viii allow you TO learn by practical
experience that Northern men, bora under
the shade of Bunker Hit and in sight Of
Lexington and Concord, will defend those
sacred principles with their blood, if neces-
sary. %
You will fully understand The principles Of
our house from the above, aud stil believe
us Union-ioviDg citizens, loyal to the CoustI
tuition, and patriots willing to defea I'D that
Union and Constitution with our lives and
honor. Also, with our fortunes, ii the South
had not cheated us out Of them.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27
n EIsIT OF PRIEOE ALFEED To OANADA.-The
Montreal (Canada) CARTE saws; 90 &C. r

The sailor prince is expected this month.
Il lie Her Majesty's expressed wish that he
snail not be recognized publicly as q member
of the royal family, utsimply asa midship-
man travelling Tor observation and pleasure.
The recent death of his gra1duother will
prevent his accepting invitations 70 public
balls, or to be present at any public festival,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27
CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO



ATTS-L ~ H RAIL OADI
OPENED FOR BUSINESS MAY Is, 1861.
yENHROUGH DISTANCE $50 MILES,
81 FORTY two Miles Shorter thaa By any other
TRAINS. HT
PASSENGER Trains leave Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Bay ton Depot at 1870 a. M. and 3 p. NJ and
run through to chicago without change If Passen-
gor or Baggage Cars, in less time than by any
otser route. q f"
For iuf rmation aud Through Tickets, apply at
the Offices, enutb east corner OF Front and Broad
way wet side Of Vine ct, between the Postofire
and the Burnet House No. 3 East Third-st. ; and
at S'Xth-st Depot and & Walnut-st
Fright Trnius leave Cincinnati AZ q P. M, AMI
run directly through TO Chicago without ~rebilling
or tra~DshipmeBt. iFF
Bichmnnd, Indiana. s +T
s. W. CHAPMAN, General Freight Agent, 40
Walnut-st., Cincinnati, Ohio myn
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27
1861. 1861.
FAST TInUEz.
LITTLE MIA mi
. N
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
AND
CINCINNATI HAMILTON &DAYTON
Railroads.

DhArD AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL II,
- 1851, Trains vii aepart ~ follows rwHNIE8
naul Hamilton and Dayton Dspof-FT
neytep Connects At Dayton with Greepvllle and
rod To- Lima, Uhiosgo and the West; Toledo, fe.
tT6it and Canada; with sandusky, Dayton and
z,A. n: CINCINNATI ExPREsg-Fron
Cleveland via Columbus, steubsavile and PETS.
burg vie .OciumbpB, beIlair and Banwnod; also
fI spTinsheia gGengneets with Cincinnati, Whining.
yep A. NJ GSPHEss-From Cincinnati,
Richmond Iudianspglis ard West Also, for 10
gnuspoIt, Chicago and the West. Connects at Ham
ilten with Junction Railroad for Oxford and Lib .
8;25 A. NJ. ACCOM- MODATIpN-From
and PItts6ursh, Via Columns and Cievsia'nd' and
via UnlunbuslCrestlin aud Pittsburgh.
aSmiiton and Dayton Depot2FoF HsmiitSn, OK,
ford and Liberty, Connects TO Oonnsrsville. Com
cinnsti BRa2lirSoSsad E 70 Fo 9saa"5 Connects DcytS WITH fnS Cream S59.
3,5O1 4. nj. 'ACCOiTMUDATTOS-From
L1 LUZ @i ~ ne'qt E en- y igabEr and sgrinsaeld.
Hamilton and DaytoT Derot-For Hamilton Rich
N nd, Logausport, Chicago and the West. Also,
Michisan Railroad for Lima and Chicago, and for
Tolfds, nctr ~ and Carada.
Miami &, b n; tAq paf XsSIs. 8sT1SS,. IiFG oj hi,t5o
natl Wilmington and Zsnes Sills Railroad
einnsti, Hamilton and Dayton DePot-For Glen
IGP. nj. NIGHT RxPRrss-From oinoin.
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Depot. Oonneots via
Oolun me, Steubeuyille aud Pittsburf, via CUlnm-
bus, Jreatline asa PittsburR; via Columbus, Bsll-
air ard Benwnod. via Columbus. BAllsir and Pitts
burg ; and via Columbus and Oeve aud.
SLBEPTN0LCABS ON TRls TEAM.
Trains leave Dayton for the East via Columbus
at 12,35 A. NJ - 1880 4. 81. aud 5;45 2. 81
All trains run daily Sundays cXcepted), except
the Nigh { Express. which leaves SuudeY hight, In
plRre Of Saturday night. "
sor all and Through Tickets plsa7a
apply at the Ofioeg, southeast corner Of Front aud
broadway; went side u Yine-Btreet. between tho
PustOffce aud the Burnett House, Nc. = West Third.
street, Si1tb-strest Depot, sud Of the Mast front
street Depot. --i'
Trsins ruu bT Columbus time, vbioh f. seven
minutes fasteT than Cincinnati time
P. W. ETDADER, General Ticket AgORa
On,nibuHea cell for passengers BY lesviaR dir. c.
lions at the Ticket ONCE. nyl2
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E~7s7
Fisfn1a 4n1Ann Traatad

Holm 8ETH WHOIHsALE pHALEA
- in bite tiInt, Green nd BiaoA SBkeSVARH,
az. esHigs TSet E Sel tss ~ ~ l9e7
4, fyi Reie sAa eta'a 5Set Gg wsfi eilbsi.
Hhlf-p4nt Fiusih, Demiiohus, Lhuterns, Ufc.
Country FiercA5uts' orders g0liCitCA, and husd a.
VrIy LoE pficta, with dHpatlA. nh2 on
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

MORE ARMS FOR overwhelmingly
Nashville Patriot siys: To 2 p
Several car loads of mu3kets and am
,muniUon arrived here yesterday from the
South. There are more TO cOne-in all,
enough to place the State IN a coalition to
defend herself against any force tbe Lincoln
Government can send here. Oar c1izens
need have 10 apprehension on that score.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27

pirquYp. Of the time required fT. the Publication Il
touch hotice, when the %'its VIII be taken up Tor
m,i7.x GEO. NJ Casey, City clert.
NQTIgF4Ta,ALL " HON 1T MAY
~ COEuFRN.- Notice IS hereby given that there
are ,eB6ing betors the CITY Council Of The city Of
Oitciuusti TIC following Ordinances to wit
10 IT, tabiish tho Grade II Fiilmore-strest, from
u csts6lisi he srsde ct Ecocwn alley. from Bay.
nilier.street 10 a pOtEt two huudred and thirty-iive
L. establish tho grade Of Browns alley. from
EsItt,l 9o &, is., 20 . Point three hundred and
II Oas,gePss q 4 th & law ssid 9sdjgaPss2 wf5a
6truet.d ~ give four wUeBa' notice of the poudsncy
Ihe Law rsonicas all claims for damages thai may
Ectru. from raid impr0yemsntt 10 be alod IN writing
SSJSs3A e ~ e TtE X t n - t iSl,' 20 'S gsts 'n .r, sm fss q
piTsiur a tIe time required for toe publication u
Iucl notice, whsu the same will bs tAsoD uE for
nyyoz Gro. NJ CASEY, City Clerk.
~ error rs AZ WHpm IT Gay O0r-
~ CEBh -Hctit6 q lctaBy Rivsa, thai there ia
psndias hai9le he ylty Council Of the city Of ON
2Q tEapge H9e Yidth Of 7idsgaik ou the west eide
Uf Face htlect uorth o' ISelfth-strcet,
tsicg ',cs5' iSid -, a. taGle, aud tha GioPk in.
'irrtocs 70 gJvo four NoGks notice o. the ~psudenoy
Tie lsw .suircs tI c,sims fr damages, tina, uay
sfttuC iIrni sall iWrrOl- Iuent 10 De Med In writing
Erh tie CITY clerk, setting forth the GmOuat Ot
s;iouof the -Gine rcluts.d Tor he pn6iieaiSh Of
wHE-.sG-f 49, FNNsf'f ~ N--+ ~ ~.
ml2 dw. GEORGE N. CASEY, City Clerk.
NVg{sg}E TO AAL WHOM ITMSYU Os-
perding Lrforg the 0itgr toancl Of the CITY OF Ora.
eibHHl, q. following OraEsu.gs. t2-wit:
To establish thu grade Of hivinFstOn-stroct, from
John.BLItet 20 Liun+stresLs. . ..r..
opra1c aud pave With bowi1er-stnne Lone-ai.
Icy from tIUltrlfstre5t 70 ivytS'stree I'll A.
To grade. pave and repair with powder. stone,
Eett6rs.allsy. rom Ria. street O. Pluh-htreBt
To grade and pave, y I'll brick. the sidswalks on
FTdlty- street, fouai UeHtral'avenu BIN. street.
"a To grade ana pave UitA.bTtck, the sidewalk on
IN puTtb Ei9G Of, Grsuuin~, street. from Central
uvtuus 20 Pliin.strget "tif
II ppEsQanos % toe law SAID QrdissncSg we're
twice read ln{d or the table, and the OleFE IL.
gtrgend ~ siyS four weaks aoiiOe al, tbs pc udoucJ
Vt tho same
1lislaw ~re1uiuas AL claims for danaget that naBy
ecgIus, irgnf taId inProycpcgt 70 BE- hled in writing
Fhhube City glRI ~ tsetsiRP' fUrthAthe amount II
oangges cailnad, Withi9 tso Ueaks aiieIItbe expir.
Hton'5f tire time required iOr the publication ~
such ygtcs, WheH the same wall be ltazon uR for
hnal action.
spz6.dv. sioE0BGE N. OhsEY. OItT Clerk ~
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OHIO q y MISSISSIPel

ia "a Il h IA q "a NS
HNVFO TRAINS LEAVE CINCINNATI
y dailJ toFSt Louis, Cairo, 30. -EHzF4rYsE6
Msii-1;5sT A.. Nj ..r @y
HNprees--di 10 r. N.
Three Traius for Louisville-4i50 A. Nj y P.
III 4i5O pm H. .- Ir
sunday EyeniuA ExpueBs~ AgAdb r.. "a. -.4
Louisville Accommodation leaves at "a =, M, .
y FOE THROUGH TICKEIB,
Please srply at ONCE No. ! Burpst Rouse. oorns1
gi1ce at SpsDcer House ofdcs; al No. = Went
THIRD st., snd ut The 0aprt. nhrnsr Of Front and
hDl-stF, GEAR9E b. MCCLELLAhI
General buperiutsndent,
Ounibusss cell for psrHspRsrs, apis
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A TTAOHNENT ANB GARNlsHEE.
n Vincent Bof0 y, peWis 1hurcR-Petsr Gosso-
leb, parnisheoi principal- Before n Marthants
y y'fs q ,Re Res9S 2 slSeiPnAsl 2 gwgaAiF' Ham
U 8het4th day. Il MaYs,A a. Isl, Eaid Justice
istued az. order Of attaelJnent and eanishee 10 the
neoysagilQtm the atdfm 3gbIsssaid rtu.e ihlset
ion hearing July J. 1901 " oight O'clock a NJ.
VINCENT BORO.
May 20, 1861, my2l-eTQF
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THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE !

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" YOU wEsT re BUY III SELL. AM IHigs,

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100 .I.. .l
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02

WIN leave the Depot, foot ~ X street Sacramento
'6tG. ~ ~, ana ~ r. " SUNDAYS excepted. ~
ful-nm at 6's,A Nh, ", aud "a, ?. Y SIM.
days excepted.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02
Winter Arrangement-S.V.RRl
IA 4
THE PASSENGER TRAINS

IN and AFTER the 93d day Of Octohrr, I>eo a..
NICars 81 the Sacramento Valley Railroad rW1
leave ~ follows, viz: vi"
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INSTRUMENTATION, Clark. burst, Hanson
kurtz, Councilman and Chandler.
Corporations Curtis, White, Banks, Tildcn
Chandler, Smith Of Placer aud Cracker.
Public Prinling-East man, Cherry, Ilcndcr.
son. Smith uf Placer, Holman, Flanders and
Walden:
Claims. Walden, GiIIctt. Lppincott, IIArri.
man aud Hunter.
Ways and Means Doughcrtv, Bacchtel
Eastman, Fargo. Shnwalter, Cracker, Laspevre,
Magruder und Miller.
Judiciary Campbell, Patrick. Curtis, Ross,
Wright. Montgomery. Conncss, Blair, Harris,
Lipplncnlt and Avery
Military Affairs Wood of PlumnS, Tittel,
Cnvarnbias, II iris aud Morrison.
Counties and County Observation-Disclosures.
Gi'ett, O'Bnen, Duughcrty, Amyx, Coltrin aud
Foster
Commerce and Navi Acknowledgements, Banks,
Cherry, Flanders and Eastman.
Edncaton-lIlair, Hartman, Walter, Gordon
and kunglr.
Agriculturc-Stearns, Wood Of Yolo, burst,
Dennistnn. and Clarke.
=, Internal Improvements Fargo, Showaltcr,
Morrison, Snrrrl and TiIton.
Public Buildings aud Grounds-POwcll, lIur.
rel, Green, Buell. and Adams.
Public Expenditures and Acconnts-O'Bricn.
Mines and Mining Interests MILLER, Green.
Councilman, Gregory. Hill, ChildS, Cnltrin.
Puollc lalnds-Smilh at Fresno, Porter, la
gans' Bradley, Briggs, Gregory aud Scott.
Federal Acknowledgement, SnrrrI, Camp.
bell, White, Magraudcr. Fnrd and Wright.
Engrossment-Lalor, Coleman, Morgan, Hill
and Henderson.
Enrolling-Tiltnn. Amvx unG Percy.
State Prison-Tildcn. Haun, Banks, Hunter,
Tiltnn, Powell and Gordon.
Mile,aage-ROSs, Morgan, Kurtz, johnson and
Hnrrell.
Public MoralS-Briggs, Patrick, Covarrubias,
Wiley aud llagan.
State Hospitals burst, Smith Of Fresno.
Spence, Coleman and Ford.
, Indian Att.irs-MonIgomery, Buell., Avery,
Swamp and Overlooked Lands. Adams,
Porter, Wood nf Iulo, BRADLEY und Conness.
Roads and Highways Childs, Holman. Eos.
Ter, Spence and Mundav.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-02
Legislative Standing Com mi ttses.
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.

Claims Watkins, Eagan, Rhodes, Haynes,
and Parks.
Flnance-Cark, Shaftcr, Ryan. Eagan and
Vance. ----- ---=-==
Sharp, Merritt, Shafter, Thornton,
Edgrrton, lIeacock and Watson.
Elections Thomas, Burbank, THORNTON,
Watt and Williamson.
Public lands Harvey, Denver, Hill, Frank
lin aud Rhodes
Commerce and gation-Ryan, Phelps,
Watson, Sharp and HAYNES.
Federal Relations Watson, Shaftcr, Hill,
Merritt and Edgcrion.
Hospitals franklin, Hill, Williamson, Lcct
and Rhodes.
lin, Heacock, Vance aud Logan.
State Prism and Public lIuildings-IIill, Pi-
CO, Ryan, Vance. De Long. llcacock and Phelps.
Education -EIgan, Irwin, Thornton, Haynes
and Merritt.
Library-Leet, Park and Burbank.
Mllage-Logan. Warmcasile and Chase.
Counties and County Bonndarics--Dickin
son, Thomas Pico. De Long and I.cet.
C"rroralionS--D Long, franklin, Watt, Ea-
gan and Chase.
Agriculmre--Pheips, warmcastlc, Pico, TIar.
Wy and Denver
Printing Chase, Parks, Rhodes, Harvey and
Dickinson.
Contingent Exrenses-Ilaynes, Burbank,
Parks, Thomas aud Logan.
Milimry-Pico, Watkins. LleacOck, Clark and
Critenden.
Public Expenditures -Criltenden, Gallagher,
Thomas, Dickinson and Phelps.
Morals Vance, Burbank, Hill, Franklin aud
DE Long.
Engrossed Bills Merritt. Williamson, IIea-
cock, Irwin, Sharp aud Gallagher.
Enrolled Bills--Denver, EdgertOn, Critten-
den, Watkins, Shafter aud Williamson.
Internal mprnvements-lrwin, Engan, Lo-
gan, Harvey and lleacOck.
Swamp l.ands--Edgerton, Parks, Watson,
Phelps and Warmcnsile.
Manufactures Parks, Lect, Ryan, Thomas
and Clark.