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Miscellaneous.

Woshssoto~ april 0 "A letter received Ire
rom Richmopd s'ys shss MAJOR BEs. MoCuI-
ioUon In there lass wsdns sdsy, for Nsr Orssns.
TIE EprroR KEEPS the worlds day bsolr,
the historian keep, the ledger.
JOHN BuTcHs SON, WHO HAS BsEs appoist-
cd Secretary OF Dscotsh Territory, 10 one e
tho " HUTCHINSON Family" Of sineers.
FARrILirY.- II is said that Siberia aRordu
two crops yesr-ons Of moss, and the oth(
Of iciclss.
A SMART BoY HAS DISCOVERED GOLD g
Perth, c. W.; he refuses to say whore hs fouaA
II, adding that his fortune q made.
The HIGH wIsps havo bes turned to gssl
use by tho Maine tsams,srs; they rig . saft,
when II blows behind them, and thsir hsroso
make double quick tims.
As Az IHnANcE Of book entsrprise we asS
Informed that q Boston house received Ma.
cAvIKr's last volume on Tuesday; It was '.sst
up" stereotyped, printed, bound and In mArAsA
On Saturday.
A vsTHRAS oy THE MlxIoAH WAR had Pss-
,snted to him.. reeently, musksd which hal
exploded with terrific force knocking him down
and sbradipg ths.hin Of his cheek the change
tore dowa tho whole side Of an out house.
A KANSAS rAPxR SAYS, "a Mr.. ,McCLAHAo-
Han, OF Independence, No., lstsly marrisA
Miss KAlE AlMsrnoHG, the beautiful and 81
couplish4d daughter or SnAs ARnsrnsss.
Chief Of the Wysndott Indiana
A PAHsc HAs SEIZED the Inhabitants q
Warrington and Woolssy, Fa-; people are rs-
II ing seme miles back into ths woodS q
going TO New Orleans, Mobile and ien:soosS
to svoid the expected LuooLS bomosidn@
HsnsE-LIKH.-A man was suspected g
stealing . horse and was arrested; i
am taken for I" hs inquired OF the shsrfH
% take you for . horse, was Ne rcpAyS
wIersupon he Immediately kicksd the shssi6
over, and ran on.
A MAN WHO HAs TIE OIL yxvKR ID known
by the habit he has Of rubbing together u
l6umb asd fore finger Of his right hand, 80
the esgernsss and evident delight with which
he snufs the oder Of . kerosene lamp.
A MARAIxD LADY, ALLuDnEo to the 14StA
Psalm. observed that while "ysHng msa sn6
mAidens, old men and children, were sxprsasAy
mentioned, not word was said about marIha
women. An old clergyman, whom she yas
them ipcladsd In one Of the preceding vsrssA
under the description Of vopors and sss' ms.
A SOLID rHALAsx l. the Govsrnor's Hers
Guards, Ga, Q cavalry company In BALDWIN
Guards sumbsripg 50 men, rsPrsssntipg tan-
able property 70 ths amount OF fsos md q Nv
m,iiioas, Ons man in ths company rssrsssss1
L about million. -. .-.-r
BuGs ARE yERr vuHsY rnNos. BosRnAvn
mploys cd q gay In cleaning one catsrpillar q
"a fat. LYoSIr counties 1904 erial tubs :.
,bs body Of anothu. 4 single ny vii lay iIv
may Be- ths prossnitor q 5. so4, 300 ooo, ooo -
VA Wssrn.l Nav Yohx FAsnz. ,. wns -
Sollews to distinguished sisptiac Asr,Seisns- y
/ rist. to vAom be islt under obhgesaoes NJ u
Il tredueiuO a vaIioty Of sWtns
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Calamities.

HIs sHuIIIsa A srovE DOOR little girls
Clothes took ire at ksssAngus, Iowa, on sA-
,urdAy, and she WAS burned TO ernp'
TRERE AuK SLxyEs cAsns or shALL rox
in Chagrin Falls oho, originating nom rs<s
in the paper mills.
CuAs. Lebanon, Eso., hands Us dispatch
xb,cb informs ne that Lieut.. BERRyAdAH, Gem
msndsr Of ths u. Q. war steamer Wysndotts
on Psnaaeola, disd at7 e'clesk last svsaing
] dinstants Il hgsla sSy~. .
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL II. 1851.
evsilinR fer a Fiahs.


OSa RICHARD II. LKK, Of Mobile, writes q
letter full Of sound and fury TO the editor oi
the Eresi~s Journal IN consequence OF hii
(LEss) having sosn All extract from ths
Jow~dI In the New Orleans ficeSme, insisting
that the Government should not abandon Fort
Sumter ITO traitors" Mr.. LEE tells the edit-
or Of the Jown that the South arc anxious to
meet 'soms'-why not all 1-ef the 'rsbld
Republicans On the field Of battle" and after
some face denunciAtious, savagoly declares:
Your cfavea and cow,rdly ussursi will nos par
NIT you " nses u,. We nov see tue white fvs,hsr
,Shibitins itself every dsy, and In les shsn Sky
days Ne srpect 70 sss your second edition Of the
chivalrous spd gsllsnt JAcKsor swauo his own
words, 90 yey brsvsly spoksa- H.h~ this 70 do
or ptepsrs hiosslt for second ignools fight Ia
,hs event Of COZ hlct you cannot hold Washington
City. We ere drspsrsd, u the ~ 81 yNd, 10 march
70 wsshingtoo City with 100. 900 troops, wlto eur
noble commander, Jnv. DAVIS o, the head. viii
Jour PVsidsnt lead his troops 70 the defiance, No.
He will hunt out some place Of 0fsiy, and his
SECOND q gbs Will Be more isnoble and diagrscsful
than the drst. We long for hghs. The Gro wn,ns
glory Of our lives would Be 70 meet on The bsals
Geld your Back Republican hosA and 50 them
bite tue Dust Tue Y eases trouble ws nov have
81 the Souh is the fear Of your backlog DIVA.
We d,n's feel tnAt our revolution would be CO y, !.
piese without givirg you gentsA thrAshinR. We
sre not ssah a I'd with boodle.s victory, and for
heavens sake doar disspp point us.
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A youNo MAJ VINO FOR Tous YEARS has
suffsrsd acutsly from chronic rheumatism
vent raving mad through the severity o. a"
sis Stats Lunatic Asylum; mirAs0lously, On
Thurvdsy, he threw away his crutehss and
xsiIsd tSeut, fsss ftea ths disease.
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Assxsrs to prsyer.-A letter from England
sssss, shA eighteen ns.ahs ~ Ne wrisG ~ .
rqusss for puy@ 70 the Fulton ssrsss PSyu
nsssing, In bshAK q . ssn, sdsssssd and sosa -
snSsr he ministry In shs Rsab,shsd Church e
Esglsnd, bua dsssitvss Of supsrimssAl scquslns-
sncs With rsligios, thaa he might b ooavsrssd b.
lore snAa Ing shs ministry. Ghs now writes, 70 ~
Shas hsr and eur prayers ars answered, anA hsr sou
u NV sincere prssshsr ofsAs GOspL.
Anothsr.-Rsv. Mr.. Cant said he had Of
ssn cons bsf0rs The meeting and asksd for prayer
for his little Maion Church. Tns church was Or
ssaisei ~ 1CC Csnssr ssrses, in thsir klssa Chap
81, two years ago shs fra Of this month, with
sisbsssn me. bsrs. Ths q 81 year they sddsd IS
nsmbsrs-shs second ysAr, Is members. making
81 In all. Aud last Sabbath thsy admitted 70
bs rsch oued - the rss ulis Of their third year.
Another-A mother sent from tho South q
rsauset for prayer for the convsrsioa Of . son,
who was uskiug hssie on the road TO ruin. She
now sends her shsnk oGsriAg 70 the meeting,
,,,ns that her sen gives sbundans evidsncs thss
he hss sxpsrienced ths great change" She now
scr du e,hsr objects Of prayer.
A CSy for Prayer "A request was received from
a clsrRy man OF Alsbsms. lie sid his own niad
had sesn deeply movsd by Witnessing the p sing
through town Of . company Of armed young msn
TO join the army Of shs Confsdsrscy. liz wa hor-
rifi.d NJ the itea Of civil war, 40 he resolved 70
ask this mssting 10 prsy that sh@ mon nay all
return 70 their homos.
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,f1ROCKRY AND LIQUOR seJn. soA
O.sis- -As k..s <esh "a sItstsss ss q n sA 81
=, q SiIAssk hsss - ssssA Asvk SiSysa
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LOST AND FOUND.

CERTIFICATES LOST CERTIFICATE
- No. ~, TN 81 ares "a ave =. r. Company sock,
nDs Ipa. Compsny sock, in the nsms ef Mrs q. L.
MCBRIDE, having bseI loS, notice b hersby given
sataon msAs for nsw ssrsihestss- March, 1891 a
EURNITURs LOST - S5 REWARD
from he hou;s S q 4. G. Rp6oLsM, Ns: % st.ts
pSr,on Who moved the furniture Will call On Mr..
J. q, kEITHsR Fulton ave, 9 wnsI Navy + Br oh.
vhera the furniture vas taksn t. lo,'es,a
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CITY NEWS.

Board or ScrRRvnoRs.--A regular mort.
ing Of Ne Board w~s hsld Tuesday sasrpes>,
Prsidsn srHwAxs In the chair.
A rssoluusa wss siopssd iussrusdng he Con-
nissss Of the whole 70 srsmins The lsw suAhori-
zinG shs Duasd Of Supervisors 70 purchsss issd for
nav cosrs housa, and 70 report 70 tue u ,srd the
powcs ceaferrsd by said Law. sod also 70 rec ,m-
nsoa size fer such court heuss In sooerdAncs
with the provis ions Of said cot.
The following seaAsmsns Of the coalition Of the
Counsy Treasury, was received AID hIsd,
Balance Msrch 30sh. .................Soo.155 o.
B~caPS S......s...s......... n ~ "
FSho9 .......s.s.......ss.. - IoI ~
bh&ce ON hand. vW.IBO oI
A resolution 70 approprisae 81 900 70 rnvusrsss
d. Rrssnl, les City judge for sxsrs clerical
SERVES, employed by him during his term Of oh,s,
wee laid over undsr The rule, sad tns lard Cd
Journsd y Tuesday nsxa-
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.snR. zELLs NERvNx PowDERA
- .LovE OF i ssSSso cSis D.nu.

N. y aas, ,'" W..ss s1.: ,s,s g g; sSs, Ss% " e.
.Isr ssis Il Drug Shore, cor HAskst ~ D,vtass -
hRs BlAcHv BOOK STORE. sis nsA.A svsooA
NY.
nAYEs-No. lfo Fuissu 4, Brcoklyu.
Dk hkRCERS, "a Broad q, Newark. ~ j.
And by Al Rs.R.csse Dcussista
In q, MY. apl a<acsMA
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MECHANICS SHIRT STORE
IVA BUY HOU3 sHIRTa COLLARS
AT TUE EI lHANICs' sMef sT98Es
ap10 94sc'l90 800 GRAND st, New York Cisy.
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CREYS ORRIS TOOTH PASTEL

PRICE % CfNTS PKR bOX.
u t6e best dentrihce for the Teeth W@ pro6ucsl. u
clessser and beantier Svithout injury 70 the Teeth
y Gsms) II stands unrvalled. II has nov b-en bcferv
the public over fourteen yearA, and during that tns
not ons word q complaint has beso mads,bA On tn
p the hshest terms An Who vaias their tss 8 siss
the lco Of clean whits tssth, should no< asgiect ~.
In the leass oveIssca. ManufHstrsd and foe salA,
.hois:.ie .S ,nA ret.n 2 Z, = oR.Y, ccrnE kYrsS
.orner sth 4 Nov Yet. kssnk fos WfiismsbsrrS
Ssnsrally MI Vaa0s40
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Ssss@ qR0yssrHss B HALsA
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RHMAL OAUYIoA

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4 tWUaH.

THE SHILLING TROCHU
Rsr OsuShs Cold ana Throat Dtihculass ssaGAIy.
Pnos only II Csxin.
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Al AKIICLl ron EvnY FAMILY.
UsEYuI. mKAf AND GOOD.
eU6OvED GRxASR BTAnU nUrAlfTAlUoUxLY
DKNSLowD BKNxINk
QuxfAsl snA eouosnkShDll

nj S%sssasitsd s 2. RsT in.ssasS .as.,sa q. y
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s1 SsSnti7aiiy vitS 4. 0rssI asins apsu sagrss
inss, arswinGA piaps, and othar vaiusbs yapsv -
ks Stosss Esssysf Without tsisry e ths@ 49,
TII HSyTIou ACCOMPANY EACH BOT
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:iSsWIHa kAChlH0
10 aKrr AND ros SALE
III orvver D aA1ars,
III I. n Shg0 D Ock q

slmhib A.s'iss Is Ssosi.,s, ear Brsoss a Is
ITO LET-TO MAAUTACTURERA Ma
L shin,sts ana othsr-Fcus 6oors 6Ox96, veil
hxhssd, With the uss II te.m snEins M :haf-
u PoudHTS. IL b...1' ssres l.ss%;
XXJHERLwRIGHT AND BLACKSMITH
w shop 10 kt-In this VILLAGE Of Nswtovn, l. J.,
IN p!sst, .ost, ne vsl q ths o...I \ ioni
tent man. Inquire q NJ. ARSoLD, hsrnss s:ah.a,
In the viilsSs. 9,12e,1
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

How j J. CRIrTENDEN FELT-Says a cor
RESPONDENT: No one seemed to feel the de-
preston of the defeat more intensely than
Mr.. Crittenden of Kentucky. When he rose
on Monday morning he asked: E" Well, what
further newsT He had gone to bed under
the delusion that the Federal troops had tri-
umphed. I'VE are routed utterly routed
was the reply to his question. The old man
started back in establishment, and when the
facts were brought before him he went back
and sat down, and putting his head in his
hands burst into tears.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

IT will be remembered, the last Legislature
oodered that certain specific amendments to
the Constitution should be submitted to vote
Of the people. The amendments were of Il
highly important character, proposing com
plete reform in the Judiciary department of
the Government and providing for biennial
sessions of the Legislature. We do not learn,
however, that they have received any atten-
ton from the people, although they were
frequently discussed and urged by the press
Not vote. we believe, was cast in reference
to them in San Fra ncisco, and the citizens of
the interior seem to have been equally obi
yious as to their importance.-.S. f. Herald
1t would have been easy enough to have
carried them by having it reported that the
Mcconnell men were going to vote against
them.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

DECEIVED BY APPEARANCE "A certain news
paper proprietor, whose place of business is
ON Nj street, and whose name comes
pretty near being K-n, if somewhat noted
for careless eccentricity in dress, and is some
times mistaken for a man in quite another
condition of life. few nights since, he
heard of the arrival of an old friend, a ship
captain, from New York Rushing at once
10 the wharf. be found his friend who was
just going ashore. Wishing to be recognized
before speaking. he took off his hat and stood
bareheaded and silent in the sun, looking
eomewhat like the picture of Elijah the Pro-
phet in the wilderness. Fancy his feelings
when bis old friend failing to recognize him.
quietly took out quarter of a dollar, and
with look of intense pity, dropped it into
the extended hat of the supposed applicant
for aims. That quarter was spent for whis-
X, it was-S r. Heraid
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15
MARYSVILLE.

CoRREorIoN We are informed that an
error was made by the Committee in award
ing the ID premium for three year old stall
lions, at the cattle grounds 1t should have
Teen given to Robert Kelly. Upon state
ment of the facts, the Executive Committee
awarded Kelly" special premium.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

STEAMSHIP TROUBLES AND SPECULATIoNs -
The New York correspondent of cotempo
rary writes as follows;
The steamer Champion. with California
passengers and treasure of July DIST, arrived
on Wednesday iast early in the morning,
but for some unexplained reason the treasure
was not delivered by Vanderblt's agent till
late On the following day, and the express
matter not until two days after her arrival.
A great deal of Indignation was expressed by
California houses here against the Steamship
Company, for exhibiting such detestable
want of accommodation. 1t is supposed to
have grown out Of some petty malignant
spite of Vanderbilt against Wells, Fargo d.
Co. The Treasure destined for Europe.
which should have been forwarded the tier
noon of the Champions arrival, was DELAYED
three and half days in consequence We
hear, however, that an extensive movement
is on foot TO place the Galway line Of steam
ers now unemployed, on the California route
Their steamers, eight in number, are first
class and splendidly equipped throughout
The movement bids fair to be successful, and
has ample capital to back it.
Little Bill Smith wanted his mother TO buv
a big Bible-he wanted to smash flies with
- Il,
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

HENpEE's WINE. We are indebted to our
old friend e. r. Hendee for bottle of the
sparkling champagne which he had on eXhi'
bition at the Pavilion during the Fair. 1t is
from the vineyard Of Hendee & Bro, Orc
ville vintage of 1860. They also manufac-
ture other wines.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

Has sE ?-The Sacramento Bee says there
is some curiosity in this community to know
whether G. P. ellie, recently appointed As
sistant Secretary of State, has taken the oath
Constitution and the Union.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

REBEL ORgHoGRAPHY.-An unfinished letter
found in the rebel camp at Laurel HILL con-
tains the following choice specimen Of Eng
lish unde6led:
IS agen dear Malinyweer ftin for our
liburties to dew gest we pleas and we will
fte fur them as long as godlemity gives us
breth
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

ANOTHER NEWSPAPER CLEANED OUT-The
Jeifersonian, a reasonable journal at Win
chester, Pa, was cleaned out, recently, by a
party unknown, who emphed Che whole con-
Germ from an upper window.
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Select school for Bows.

TENHE FALL AND WINTER TER WI
y of this School will commence TUESDAY MORN
ING, September 18th, at The residence of the Prnci.
pal in the western part of the city.
few boarding scholars will be received on reason.
able tel &. r. BAKER Prtncnal
MarysYle, Sept, II, 1881, sep12
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

New EVANSVILLE BoAT.--The San Fran
cisco Journal says:
Messrs Donahue, Youle & Kidd, proprie-
tors of the Peoples Opposition Steamboat
Line, have made arrangement for building n
stern wheel boat of the first class to run in
their line from Sacramento to Marysyilie, in
connection with the Nevada and Sacramento
from this city. The new boat will be com
menced at once She is to be l4O feet long,
80 feet beam, to have high pressure double
engines, and will be fitted up with all the
modern improvements and appliances for the
comfort of passengers and transportation of
freight She will he finished in sixty days
from this time.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

BURNING OF VoTEs-When the votes were
counted at TETON. on the evening of the 4th OF
September, and it was found that large ma
jDrity of them were for Stanford, the contents
and otherwise destroyed. Those who were
concerned in the matter contended that the
election was invalid as the polls were not
opened at the precise time prescribed 10y law.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15
FOR CHIEF ENGINEER.

At Special meeting of Eureka Hose Company, held
September 9th, j. b. BALDWIN was unanimously
nominated for Chief Engineer of the Marysvilie fire
Department.
sepl0-td* ]. B. LEAMAN. Sec
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iAew advertisements.
NOTE FOUND.

A NOTE for 500 was found in This city on August
"A 29th. Its dated Nevada, May l4th, 1851. drawn
in favor of D. Kraft and by him endorsed over to
John German The owner can have the note by den-
trying himself at this office, and paying for this nd
vertisement nn31-1w
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

Is Coon LucK.-The Homeward bound
tunnel, at Pine Grove, owned by Joseph
Meade turned out about 81 .450 last week,
averaging over $50 TO the hand This is
good for Pine Grove, as there is a large guam
tty Of ground about the Home ward Bound
that may yield likewise. Mountain Me8sen-
qer.
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

New BooKs-H. Ii. Bancroft & Co. have
received from the East the following new
books: Great Expectations, by Chrrles Dick
ems Part 4, Rebellion Record; U. S. Session
Laws, lS60-6l Philip Thaxter; Lawrence's
Letter; Tom Brown at Oxford, completed
New War Maps; Fine Steel Eugravings,
Diaries. 1862; Davis Carthage; Seasons with
the Sea.horses; Framly Parsonage. by An
thony Trolope; Bull Run Battle; Margaret
of Anjou. by Jacob Abbott; Princes Visit;
Calkin's Object Lessons; Vol 2 Abbott's
New York Digest. II. Ii. Bancroft d Co
have recent published the following valuable
Law Books, which should be in the hands of
ever public officer, as well as members Of the
profession Belknap's Probate Law and
Practice, price 81 so; Labatt's Digest OF Re-
porte, 2 vols. (vol. 2 in press) $40; Woods
Digest of the Laws, 1850 1860, $40; Labatts
Practice Act, fourth edition, So; Bancroft's
Law and Form Book, Sc; Practice. Plead
Jog and Forms under the California Code,
(preparing)
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

COMPROMISE Would Nor Do.-Frank Har-
mon, citizen of Shasta county, received a
letter from his brother in New York, dated
July To- He writes as follows:
You recolect Harvey Bald ~ in of Syracuse;
you know he used to be one of the strongest
Democrats in the county. Well, he was a
delegate from this State to the Charleston
Convention, and supported Breckenridge for
President. After the election, when it was
certain that Old Abe was elected, he declared
that he would not remain North, and went o
Texas, where he bought large property
Since the war broke out he has been North 10
Syracuse, and advocated compromise, and
becoming Disguised because the Republicans
and honest Democrats would not fall in with
his views, went back to Texas, he said, for
good; but behold, the other day he again re-
| turned TO Syracuse, as hot Lincoln man as
you ever saw. He says, when be went back
to Texas, he was requested to 90 into the
army, and fight for jeff. Davis he replied
that he could not do it, as he intended to act
neutral in this war. Immediately a notice to
leave within so many hours was served upon
him, and his property confscated. He got
back as far as Washington in disguise, and
Immediately called on President Lincoln and
General Scott and gave them a history of
affairs in Texas, and offered the balance of
his property to the Government. and his SER
vices if necessary, provided they would whip
the rebels soundly. lie asked General Scott
what sort of President Lincoln made, and
was answered, that Mr.. Lincoln was the
ablest and most competent person for the
place he occupies that had filled the Chair
since he had been in public life, (Scott is now
I 5 years DID, and what Mr. Lincoln says, he
never backs from, and that he never says a
thing until he fully understands it.
There, have given you the opinion of as
good and as great a man as you can find,
aud if this don't convert you, shall give
il M
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

IT has been suggested that n regiment of
Loiel keepers should be enrolled. They are
uuriyaled on "Mf charge"
Daily national Democrat. [volume] (Marysville, Calif.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-15

jews vs.. NEws.-The Southern News
(Union) of Los Angeles, having charged that
nearly the whole Jewish population of Los
Angeles voted the Secesh ticket, lost a num-
Der of subscribers OF that faith. They united
in letter Withdrawing their subscriptions,
when the News poured whole column of
Indignation at their heads