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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-01


election The moneyed power Of the city is TO very
great extent, against US. That s mighty power,
you know. Two years ago gave my voice, my vote,
my purse. in favor Of Mr. Opdyke for Mayor and WHY
FOR the very same objects for which have assembled
.e-nght; believed then that The only way TO defeat
that arch traitor Fernando Wood, To vote tor Mr.
Updykc And | worked for him sincerely truly and
faithfully lam satisfied now that was mistaken And
now come before you with the object in view
come To add my humble Efforts yours TO defeat Fer
raudo Wood. declare that never was called upon 10
discharge duty which Intended 20 do more conscen
tiousy III the face Of my country ard my Maker than do
IN the work in which Engaged believe no,y
mat tho only way We eau defeat tho election Fernando
Wood is 10 unite hand ard heart soul and body and ALI
that have in the contest Christian Godirey Cnn
ther. (Applausc Here the deputaton fro, ano;her
ward entered with music ,ransparences &cl Believing
ls do, that Mr. onnthcr 10 the only who deeat
Fernando Wood intend 10 prove my faith by nv works
believe in the WORDS Of thc great Apostle to Gentes
that faith must necessarily produce works and hope
you will all bear this IN mind and act up TO IL, for the
overthrow Of the most corrupt and dsaceful municipal
administration that this city las ever suffered
from since the discovery Of the continent. (Ap.
pause) But my friends, you remember that this
can only be done by perseyering, hard work, aud in
ether way. You must not, therefore go away from
this meeting tonight with the consolation that have
had large ard enthusiastic meeting. You must not
then go 10 sleep with the expectation that this grand
monstration viii make every Thing all right. II you act
in this manner you will he defeating your interests
and you could not possibly play into the hands OF this
arch villain successfully. You must work against
this common enemy, beginning from this mo
nent and never stopping until the gsirg down
q Tho sun on Tuesday next II yon love
TINS great city OF New iors-f you desire a free 90
vetnmentf you faithful 10 your country ana tho
union these states and the safety of the constitution
that great magma charta OF berties-you will not
ceLse TO Work and perscvere until Fernando Wood has
ueeh oNerErown forever. Ibeg of you not 10 esteem
NV, NV oay marc work too much in sncL cause for
the preservation of those blessed privileges which
your iaihers spent seven long years lighting for
Two aays spent thus win be wei spent nav
II yoa had to work for three years for the
overthrow This traitor. you will cheaply purchns
eu your victory When you leave this place call every
one 2. you On your friends ana place before them The I'M
porance or ih' WORK. aud psrcr leave them till they
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ROBERT ). Lyon.
Mr.. DANIEL c. BiRDsALL read the following address
10 TIE ELECTORS OF New YoRK:-
On Tuesday next Mayor II this city 10 be chosen by
your votes There three candidates presenl--Fer-
nando Wood. George Opdyke and G. Godfrey Gnnthor.
one oi these is 10 be your chief magistrae and upon
your action depends only the choice but far more
than the mere selection Of particular to ill even
The important Office Of Mayor. The result viii have
widespread Influence upon the character OF city and
more than THIS material bearing upon great na
Uonal struggle
Fernando Wood must by this time be known to you all
We 90 not propose to refer his personal qualities
hleeah nor even 10 the street cleaning contract and
o,er iauds upon your rights and interests which have
oech inc chiel features OF his Official career He has still
more SERIOUS charge to meehat in the great contest
which now engages tbs attention and calls forth tho vital
energies o the nation, he Is for his country Az liza
very beginning OF these troubles h. was IN ril comnn,
MON with the traitors Of the South encouraging her, %
undertake ther mad career The extent Of nro
posing, IN message To the Common Council thai IN.
city should be discovered FROM state in order 10 form
alliances hostile TO the Union, Afterwards he became a,
bold and reckless as TO pbely telegraph 10 the arch
traitor, Toombs, Of Georgia that tWood) controlled
tho police power, no restraint should placed uron tho
procurement OF arms ia this tcbaf Of the State
OF Georga-arms 10 lie use bg1st tUr fellow citizens
the loyal volunteers OF city ard state Finally
he made speech on Wc'its = .yesiug last. al the
Voks 6arten, IN which he ,,sta iily aad beyond
dispute the tlaiorogs spirit within hm. It then he
came manifest why Nj. ne1tge C.. Genet, who NOM.
aaed him al Mozart Han, declared that his Nomination
~ou1 be regarded that OF true man, 'no; only in
we Nrh1 but beyond the serrcd ranks u troops
eoorRe opdyke Is The leader and representative
tnc uta abtion faction In ls4S he one OF the
ntee which constructed the famous "Bnfalo platform"
e't"Hsfas. when member Of the legislature be voted
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Washing Away OF the Bridge Of the Louis
willie Railroad-Reign OF Terror, SC.

I0uISVIslIs, NY, ISUV. 0Oi 1oCI
II is reported that the bridge Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad over Rolling Fork, was washed away
yesterday by freshet.
Passengers from Southern points represent almost
universal reign Of terror throughout the rebel States
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VUestEaAGEa :. Emancipation.

rrNHE Tveary-T irl Anniversary Of British West In
dja Eutnc patton Will be celehihtrd by 'he col J.
ed citiSru, Of VI r>svile and vicinity, August lst,
1861. II viii be recplitctea trt on that day ouuhN
human beings were emaucpated from the dreadful
woke of houdaa, and slavery
Ne hope that the day is not far distant "'e1 we
shall be privileged to rejoice the downfall oi
system which row holds over fur millions Of our
brethren in bonds, oaulng under the accursed IN
sttuton Of American Slavery.
We want to an Of our friends from the upper
counties at our jubilee We promise them pleasant
time and they sh Il 'eturn home filled with gr"taci =
tIou at What They have expert need.
On our uc&t anniversary we ha!. have ur friend
and coaIntnr, Fred Douglass out hel to perform the
Gutics OF the orator of the day.
hose at our white friends who may feel disposed to
be present ,ha be sure of a hearty Welcome.
The c,rcppnrs AMI barbecue will take r'ce on Mr..
Bre, dna's Banch, about miles from Marysyile N Il
beautiful grove.
Succches from several gentlemen wi he delivered.
Reading ofthe Emancipation Act and Il Pue'H, and
other Ne cises 20 b. announced hereafter.
After passing the day plea, anty the party VIII re-
turn e. the city and prcpa for dane alll supper
at which there VIII be speakiug-n the evening
s. HOWARD,
iunc29 CAN Com. Of ArrGng, m"nts.
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JULY II, 1861.
DajtQ 3latlonal Qfm0trat
UNION DEMucRATIC COUNTY, CON-
VLNILCN.

The uuclndiHouM Union Democracy Of Yuba
County wul meet % tue several precuois, tAl
uic.,'vAere t.Ie p.i.. were hrll 7t!etr.r SAT
t{DA4. July 21th, I'd. Z o'clcz =. 3D., wnd
rl,ct Delegates ta us Union Democratic
,ouuiy Convention e. Le held 90 ,he C.ur iiqa,t 3
iu ecity - Narssyt'.s. 90 SAT IURDA Af, July
2lh, 1851, at - o'clock NJ, ior the purpose OF
nominating County OAc-rs ~ be- sa.Vyried al 'l-
eu u.nE u!-uuai.
Il j., recommended II at no other test be requif.
I'd than The approval u t.e pr--.lt efforts Of, aad
IaWl.mgue-s 10 support 90 alI reasonable Ways,
The F,dtrtl authorities In muutdiutnE be n'eg-
ry of the Uuau, the Constitution ami the Laws.
The respective precincts wHi be enttled 90 The
following number Of Delegates, the basis q rep
r,seutatlOu ueiug une Delegate tur every 6U votes,
and one tor uy.ry traction over Ten yOisa:
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ES6eEH1Hg;$
ICE CREAM SALOON
ID Street, opposite the Post Office.

TEVHF urdersgr ed wouli announce 70 the CT zens D.
D NIurysve that he will, On Thursday evening 10Th
inst, he prepared to serve them with ICE CREAM,
and CREAM AND STR AWBEREiEN Of SUPERIOR qul-
ity, nnd 81 re II, st popular sly,e. No puns "h be
spared to make Ills one Of the most deserving and
popular Cream Est blshmsuts in the State 1t Will he
considered no bragadocia, when it is known that ]
have been ia The business constantly for twentJ years,
stould say, thut for le past t'ft, en- eAis have
known no superior il the m uuiacture Of iGE CRtA VI.
To the greet di. .eratum in Cream-richprss and tH-
vor-I sa1 be ube TO i've uroof that lhave HttAuei
Families and Parties viii be frni he'd at short mo-
tice, with cream Of any favor, accompanied By al
the necessary convehieuces. -
- y Z The undersigned, ia charge Of the Sa-
loom Confectionery and Fruit Department, Will he
very happy TO receive the favors Of his friends ami
the public gen rally, where they can obtain all the
choic,st viried OF Strawberries, Cherries and Ap.
rlcots Also Peaches, Pums and other fruits in th ir
J. q. Fl. BEACH.
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NO. 1872.
The New Union Democratic State Con.
trail Committee,


Ae following = lst.of the Democratic
Stale Central COMMITTEES f9r tie ensuing
year:
Los hnqeles--Ezrial D own.
Alameda -R s. Fari.v.
A"iaeur A. q. Btulgn.
Lutte md Prmas n D. 7i1ln.
Il ll"I"do john Hume.
9 .vcr-- William lh1hv.
IeHara uHd Coius g. Charles Z. Fiqbo-
t'HtH Costa rad Maui ja--Eaiothy Wsbon
llt-Ho and Iuiure-W ilun @. NotrIa
h"maih Iluuba!dt and Del Narte-J 7 Rvan
Al.rpcsL Melc,t tud Sianlslaus- 4 Dyrino
l.~-l.cuu, Eata and lake. -Ed.v4rd NcCarv
ai'a'erty aua ~tutl Cruz-J II. U'Nei.
Iu1amue aud MouY-L. Quint.
Nrvaaa-J. K. byre.
Pacer--L. y. Arnold.
$ ciumcuto-J. ~. Cuffnth.
San ber1Hd.nu and S,u Dieg p. r. Hunt.
Stn NJ itco and San Furcscu- Janus Bvrue.
2'n Ln.s ObsP. q Santa Bu bara-C. R. Y. Lee
0t JuaqHlu--W liham Il. Lyons.
S".auo aud lulo-J J. q. DAVIS.
Sonuma-J. Is. Snutbud.
Su'tr and lLbu--PhIhp Dreschcr.
S..'t Clara -N. j. Ldvlrds
Shr-tl and Trinity john 3. Knox.
Sitfm-W. j. Forbes
SisGNou-L y Kcichun.
Additional from san frrcjsco-J p Hoqe D
:. Cotton, L Haskell, J. b ShsfIir p Donahue,
p. Lyman.
F.ya luba-C Charles L. DcLong.
From Sou"uiA-L J.. y lat.uvr.
From Neved ,--S. H. thase.
From El Dorado !. J Green and T. Willow.
From Sa'r IGC-t0-A. EeLtugtun Frank Den
ycr w. B. Huutaud =. Il. MulEird.
Prom Su Joaquin Heory uugains.
From 0nisNus-Almer Walden.
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OEG SALE .

,hs-o5a, A desirable Homestead, situated en- Cst
l.ttPF5 between Third and Fourth No %. The
ss,H.N house is n councillors and substantial bicA
ss3sssA containing five rooms above and five IA
the basement, making en- rooms all conveniently ar
ranged. Lot 20 by 60.
Also adjoining good Prick Store, lot q by l6o-
Inquire on the premises, No. ss street, east side
ap1S-tf
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~ J'Te following letter, aAlch mp'5ucalIy cpeaks
.lr itself, was written aY Tive Dean of ne Faculty of
tae -.Ia' oph.a College of a-d,c.ns-to the editors
Of llefasiae n Heal and Sur. ..14l Journal, san Fra
c-.-.. r.r ~ ,LL..L-.
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pIrLADrIrnIA Iarna-v lIlh. 1e5g

80 tha eNfots ,t &C.. Pacific NIal}ca Journal
Ccafa,4DI: Hy att.rt.r has been ca,l.i to an arti-
Gle lu ar btccoDer nuuaer year journal, n regard
20 t.e ui euaIela dggfee ga...! II ths Philadelphia
applralou tag ihe degree was made the Faculty 1t
was .0upanief by lddvI,s ANA testimonials to he
eject thnt Dr. zapkay was regular graduate NJ. d.
OF The University OF Ptsth, had we'd surgeon n
the hungarian arug and was regular practitioner
Of medicine On tie strength OF these Tie degree
WIS granted TIE ad cu' dem degree. as its name ina
plies, is conferred on graduates only and gives Us
new privileges. Hai there been the slightest susLi-
ci"n OF rreguiari'y the appicntion wouM have been
e.tsed. BY inserting tlis n your journal you VIII
do net Of justice to the College, and confer favor
OF ours, very respectfully, II. RAND,
an Of the Faculty of the Phils delphia College Of
I-diriue.
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EEeaE EZSv1I1O
VIZ agOG2 and C0GE5ag sc
pzANUFACTORT.

-r----y-z FA5fILY CARRTA GES
S4s-Y nr.- BLGGIES
--z@ttfg yIzII EXPRESS
t1'-'--az'-'---iaI'-aAazs FREiGHT, FARM
and al other kindsof WAGONS built and finished ~
order. Tine aIdes gned prepared to make all the
above descri ton ot vehicles. ia q naun suited TO
tie cimHie ard roHdso Cal Curnia and have all the
necessary material mud facilities tor SO doing.
Tuey lave also N hand lot Of
SUPERIOR WAGONS AND BUGGIES
Of our own rnanuflcue which viii sell 1T most ia
Vorahe rates
The subscriber would also state that his manuf1c
lures hal heen tried th imported vChCirs and have
alwavs proved SUPERIOR TO EASTERN MADE
WAGONS AND BCGGIESl
The puili IS invited 10 call and examine specimens
nf our work at the maDufaciory. conner OF THIRD
STREET AND VIRGIN ALLEY, Marysville.
J p. HAYES & Co,
mh19 Wagon and Carriage Makers.
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&. SJEETgg ~ 90,
Ep EG leave to inform their old friends and custol
. ers that they have opened Stall in the
Now G-a4y NEarIEot

Where they will ne please to administer to the wants
Of an who may favor them with theii patron. &c.
They keep constantly hand everything to be
found in California market Their Vegetables are
always fresh.
ter and Eggs, Cheese, Lard, &c.
De sure and give them call.
Stall, oentre OF the Market, North side nhl2
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Special DotirRa.

-L~L' s nc E-Uo Zo1zE- IT21rs
HAIR 9gss. s.. A. Aliens HAIR.
iA-N' WORLDS HAIR TsTOEER HAIR
uAIR -Arn- HAIR.
HAIR. EEECBAES.& 7sg-5E. uAIR.
nrt5 RICE. COFFIN & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

u-soSic HAiL, 'rAi7rELATF MAR aucoyD STREET,
Marysviuo lodge, No, .,
Stated r1lee.i,-5 gre hel on the Fits Thursday oe
VIZ T. F9soA, Sec.
Yuba Hodge, No. so,
Stated mee'.res are held on 'hc drst Wednesday IL
each ~ eIHt. al p. n. CAAELLa Rash, ". VI.
: H. LA5sTgR, Sec.
Corinthian Lodge, No.G
Stat-d meetings are held on the first Tugs'sy Ia each
month at 1P n WI c. BELChER, ". n
u. @. -IoG-, SC.
Washington IT. "A. Chapter, No. I3,
StHfed me,t'1e are h.ll tle cord and fourth Fri
days ol elch mouth atT p. N.
A.. H. Euaas, sec. d. " @. RICE, II. p.
Marysyilic Council No. 10, z. & S. NJ,
Stated Meetings are held on the FIRST Mondays Ia
1auu"y, = htris jug and 0cfel.raf ~ ".
CHARLES Rhlsu, III. IL. n.
Turo. A. coC-T Recorder
Narysviile C0nlmardory, no. I, X. L.
State rtesifc5 arelela on ths second and fourth
Saturday. oi eay4 lt7adlat an hour after sunset.
J. =. srLVENs, Com.
L. u Tuz-a, Recorder
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

CFHTEFs CfTN-i the undersigned, Gov.
eir,i 2i llupgtIy, do testify hereby, that Dr. L. j.
o.H' 1y Aas !vei during gH.l contest tor hungarian
ht..lf, ss Ctct Surgeon, in the Hungarian army
81 t,i ia,..l rlis.s s-Iaucc. Wh-ieuf have given to
u'1 tiis crlt-r.'e aa uau.end him TO tl- synpa-
t-g, a'aH ar protge 6u of an those who are ca q
ra"e "i t',rees.ia- pltiJtic saif sacrifice and IN
"t--i'vt uua .ul tame. hO->JIH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
" "A7uiAG.oS CiIg, Jan Gta, 1872. my1T
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
VOL. VI.
TERMS OF THE DAILY
THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

Ia pubished every Saturday g, ana contains
twenty eight columns OF reading matter. he aim OF
che pul fishers will be to make it a good paper, and
ssuitsble 1ering fort riendsin tn AtanticStates
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

CAajrnlu County Committee,
J. NJ REEsr, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
EVEETS, WILSON * CO.'S
ENE'EgEsS OFFICE,
EEESE ST., hesyyeon u and EERGfi
Mary Vile.

a DAILY EXPIRE wiilbe dispatched from cur
"a Once in Narysyil!eto the following places, to
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
Euha Tnfre, No. 60.

e1cI -JuTI n Q 2. n.
VIZ T. FoGoA, Sec
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

The following Is q ll.tof the Democratic
State Central Committee for tie ensuing
W. - ,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17

Stated meetings are held on The first Wednesday Il.
aa-" =, ei.i'l' I'd { p. n CAAELLa EAIsH, ". ".
;. ~ Ll5sTgR, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-17
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:

PER YEAR. ( By mail FIVE DOLLARS.
Sts Months. .....$9 90 Three Months ...S2 20
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u-sosIc FAIL, ;rAf7ry LAyr y AR eucoyD STREET.
Marysviuo lodge, No, .,
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