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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
Parlor, Chamber and naII Stores

- gineIiand Coal stoves. sigcs Ten Plate Stoves
Hi,si lr"n-IeHtessi Church stoves. 81 &c
ny suict attention % business aud tiesirr 70 rleass
gpie 10 sec1re portion Of puhiic patronsr4
Up o. let'. VA. T. EASFERnAY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03

DO hereby cersip a I have zoe Of d. Z. Rolr's
s'innf Ma hlnrs "a A taiIsiiy. called the LRas,ff
ont Al nad a descrf ng thar lille for ehf ~ 10
ycar 81 can do The }rnihF DO recommend II 10
ALFRED o'BANNoN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03

Chagie,tauu. be.snber o ls6o
To rsrtirs to tie Shove suit are herrb, no
hhrfi 60 aFfcW "a ray nMrc ia Chariest1an.
Jsir-au Cpnnfy Va. a. th- ,th Aay OF .nn.
gary nezL rlih hem etideacs b saaLie me- h.
tHecaie thr Shove tie~rsr
EDW ARD D COOKE
Der q is68 -A fomsa,.s,.-,e,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03

~ CIIANCERF
MoEk than one month having slapsr, since the
VI ser'icr ~ the prucess in il,is ci,usr upon The
Defendants Richard Parker and George Mar
reg aHd also sinre ibe end ~ pubiiration made
srrnTd'ng % law ~ against ID. al,sent Isf.r-
daut. Pulp tguns and all 81 said Defendants
siiil failing 10 appear aud anseer the bin il
taken ior crnfesss-d a. o. zach ~ them A IND
~ cause cusuing tu b. ieaui Tho och day
81 Nossmhsr. 500. upon the 1911 aud sxhiisits
We argned bv C04n-el upon consideration
whereof iir Court doth adiadge. of,isT and de-
cree dat Nomulissinuer ct this court do settle
sri state ths Guariian ncr'unt 81 Phiip Cons
az laip GuaFd.an OF tbc Plaintiff ard rvpart
such settlement to fhir Court be- order ta ANAL
ar'rrs Ani the Cotnmissiuaar j. astborIxef 4,
sfSertisr Hatiee ~ tle fiunf and nisec 1T cxcen.
ting thir DrirT Or ionr successive weeks in one
RI ~ n0NsTsP-r Iuhiishfd in Cb8rlcsto,rn.
hoeh adterii.e-ocat g. heeliiiraiaai o. personal
sfrFicc ~ u9ure upon ihr flsIerhte partiss --
Leave - gwen the bricniaats 30 6le tleir 90.
ever iA tLTts days
Cop, Teste
r. a MOORE Cirrk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
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~ cseff f.i .tt anu 80 sH tiris 81 Tn ai.rs1.
iHn ar..s si E4efEHukNa
teet ff aaf aiuYe llnase
HAfiHG fHrrhaaff W. Fssiffasf.s ~ ara
II Hefs iiaslsr RI ftls ris.s ore n 80 Hanf sf
hei tftffeaa foH tnes e.as 81 So tahe plfEsure ~
lfstAalrel n II ~ u - fHIffiGf d. sHF cove ~
tnff err ffie.l. NUauff. uIfh rsfnr1f
"a. CntWrn
DEE go l-ln ptFEsFnnT
GAtIffrHf Covers. Fsqer Elask Frppef u,si
- iatrr -ori 90 ssie ~
psr 90 HE4Fn BuHg Fr
W. sre sos nseIras oar FAiL 80 WisfEF
Of u EEAEslEY. sHunm 4 90.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
UNION HOTEL.
BerryEille, Clarke County, Virginia

IIHlS new lIotei u now open and ready for I.,Eg
Il Enests- u i net only new Hotel. bat aE111A
neN boafe- New roorns, uCu beds ueN fhr1iifure-.
--latest impEoVemeute-rootns large. airy aud comfort.
Ny TABLE Is also furnished vI:h the hes, the sea
sous afford.
Ny BAR IL supplied with the best tAqnors. Ahua.
dance Of compefent servants AiNays ia sttendaurr
NY STABLE ard OglcT sbaii be of TIC very be-;
hind. and due attention viii be gwen 10 any horse
oosnmlItcd 10 my ehsrr6.
already has bern sad hattcFingiv, 81 ny table
provtsson and management This u Ike the bct iay.
% Bush Taylor" However tlis NAV be true merit.
"a. M Taylor, or ans else could not have pledged
more earnest endeavor and strong determination %
build mp nrsi class House than DO N money and
every attention eau Do H.
An ak 81 the public &c % give ne a cali AMI rroys
me true 90 ialse. HARFORp.
Oct. II. 'so.-iy. fsTI A Ctsgy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
Sheet-Iron
Heating and Cooking apparatus.

Nv stock % 8 TO Y RS A. his dine -
ooers az good chance for seleosion as ear 40
De Found AZ sry estabbshtnent Ia The state t& -
among which may be found he A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

Pea the RAPID ccss or
csaGhs, cei6s, rnaaszsa, Hsarssnssz.
creaps Breashftts, EnefPtsat Geo.
ssspstes, esa fsy shs R.iiss
OF Ceas9a Pttvs Psfisnas
IN aavoneea eeaaea
81 ths DaseAas.
tns rsAssdy - unissS.ziiy knc~s - s.rpsss ssy
sh@ ~ M core e threat aa1 saa6 eonSl.sal as
essl..s hsfs y pebsA he sstsnos virtuss IL
sasts1nst ezc.ilsaes r eossks snA eel1z truly
sea1ssfsi essus q palnoasry dlss.ss, kass mads 4
koasn thrpaEhsat tks ssi,s.d natiaas q d. cd
80 80 os eoe2antttsa tznilk.u anana tk.sa
80 hase - eene pegsunal aunsEtanos 49,
$50 hsteg HupAy Ia thsiF nt4st e ytr1sy ever a.
eaetls an4 eseEsrous dlsnrArs tAns s.a Iorrs
81 tees es ssssdf. et.isy q thsss essfasss ga
nJ heos, suo ths sessss q tAis rsssay s.s1 sss
81 nose oeo " enafs ths1 tAas nos ~ a. ~.
80 uat - hays wAan naktue ukfrk 49,,
80 - sfuasiy upsa ~ coaad~s.s q naskfna
Prepared ~ u. y.e AYRR = 90, Lswsll Hasa
sv.. t-s--.
BEiI.ER A HURNErT. Char,es,n.o.
IlaBEiI.AKE 4 SuHLETrE Riptos.
JoHASoN CO.. summit Psirt
Jos. = CLAGGErr. Hs-pers-Fcrrv.
aol by al Druggists aad Dealer. Ia M-dirine every
tJuiy o. IsCo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
IN TmE COUNTY CONT
o. .Iener.nn Cnnn

tharles w Snook. Emma l. Snook Henry
NJ snook and benjamin Shook. infants.
who suo by Charles johnson. their gnardi-
an and neat friend. PhEs.
4 INST
Philip Coons, George Maurey, and Rich
ard Parker DrCTs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
Only Twenty-Five Cents

rFrfumerx. Nfu
L MILLER would eau The attention o. Parent, ,-d
70 TIE use % his invigorafor In eases where
as the foundation for 7ood head n Aair as h r..
hoss. any lmIar,es thsi may have hseosas connect
81 With the scalp, the removal OF vhrh II ,.e...
both FOR The health q the chljd And ~ 6,.,s ~
pearance OF ~ hair. -
=, asflos ,.None genuine without the fac sss,il.
glass. - - NV" ~ we
Wholesale Depoi, - Der St ard .sid bv al The rr.,
oF.l aefr mart, and pfuzgsix thruaEsst - ,.-,g
&s-iaberAi discount 10 Turcha,ers nv 49, s,.~,f,s
also desIr % pfeatnt b ihr ANN 49,. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03
Fresh Covering of uoir

a. There are hundreds u ladies' a ~ cntietneB M N,,
lork who have had their hair re.i.cl Nv M. - ~
hs inrgsTa'or. when All other IrcpGtaii5ns lad c,il
= y. bAs Va Lis fsesrs ION Letters innnfpe-nbls
10 The above facts hum er.s,us ~ tl. h{-t
ca FespeeHeihiy. twill rsecjuHlis prevent lie
HAIR FROM TURNING GRAY
unti the latest IsFiod % he and In case, yrhsr 49,
half has airaiy changed color tie a.. 81 t,,s IL
fiForator Nill With certainty res'ore n 10 ~ o,,,f
hHe giving u a daTA. gio-sy appearance A. 49,
uise FOR tue toilet and Hair Restorative !, 4. rar,
INP recommended having an agrccahle frn-rnn~-
ard Tao great facilities Il sffs M d-es.{a ~ 49,
N.en when mots, with the inyigOTafor can h., dr~ss
co pa any required fo1a N - to prcserrr IL rlace
u bl the ladies as Riadard told ayf.rls 49, -,
onslt 70 bs without a. the price fiaces Il while ne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-03

TIVE eons..nriy Ineressing dernaad Cor Tn. sheet
Il iron and bsa.s Nsres Cooling spp<sasus ~ every
as-rfiption Metal Rowing. syoat,g ami all other bob
hork connected ~ifh NV business has insiacrd
greatly increase nv facility ioy sarplyInE with that
prompttude for Shsrh my bis Va mt has erquircJ
s"sle pofrl al demands for the above meutioned
SIes. have ensnKcd In the business mech norr
extensively than hefctoforv aud have made arrange
nevis W boy all my material directly IRON the
tssfuFerr aud Importer and p8rrhasr the mos ar
proved mae htnerv and tools the Manufacture a al
Ssres. and have empiuyri but the u.csf expert
enc~f wuskmen. and 40 Manufacture a. extensively
A. any eOaceru In the business In the STATE am
risctlf CONFIDENT o. my rklfy supply the cifisens
% 'irginia With all warr my branch az busssirSs
on A. accommodating terms suy eoacrrn IN ~.
STATE Owing o. the extensive u different wares
which kecr CONSTANTLY hard thiuk I can osfcr
pduccmenfs ~ All " this State. Wli cannot AL 20
insure 20 me a very hber-i patronage.
4 N |" al q.
have nov manufactured q very Isrxc snd general
sssortment cf Tin-ware OF the h~st quafsv which
~ii eel. ~ my establishment In Chaf-.os 81 Thru
nv travelling Asnts. thrO0g houi most 20 the ocates
IN tie state AZ Iow prcrs Cor AsH or IN xrh.,er az
x xa h-ss, shsePskiD,- Dses~Ax.
County Hard Ss.srN &c
Incse " no pafroutse this establishmeuf vii verv
sou DC able 10 Appreciate the nee Of having
the.e wares brought 10 their bassss houses and he
trade taken run the without giving them etfber
we expense Of tcight OF roube Of preparing r ship
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23
The District Fair.

The committee who have in charge the
arrangement Of the Fair Grounds and the
improvem ents thereon are vigorously at work.
The track has been ploughed and bl oxen up
and so soon as the fencing is completed will
be put in fair order. The track is great i'm
provement upon that of last year, the old one
being circular, while this is ellptical, giving
it two long stretches The liberal appropra-
ton made by the Council under the sanction
of our citizens, as provided by theact of last
winter. will enable the committee to make
permanent improvements of a good charnc
ter. The grounds are situated at the head Of
i street, about one mile from the Pavilion,
and contain upwards of twenty acres
which will be enclosed with durable fence.
Some three hundred and fifty stalls will be
erected and every cow enience will be afford
ed for the exhibition of stock A well of SUI
ficient bore to furnish good supply of water
has been completed, and will be conveyed in
pipes to all parts Of the grounds. The am
rhitheater in the center Of the race course
will be comfortable and will seat 5000
people. giving all an opportunity to see the
parades of stock and the racing, of which
there will be great variety. We notice by
the programme that animals of the same age
will complete for the various prizes, for run
ming, pacing and trotting. There will be a
grand sweepstake for all running horses, of
any age. Another attractive feature will be
q five mile trotting rnce and five mile pac
ing race. As this Fair is open to the whole
Pacific Coast. We anticipate most interest.
ing week after the anxiety and turmoil of the
election.
The Committee very judiciousy, as we
think, fixed the time week before that of
the State Fair, so that exhibitors can proceed
TO Sacramento, if they desire. at the close of
our exhibition. 1t is conceded that the coun-
ties North Of Sacramento have by far the
huest stock in the St&te and We hope that
the stock raisers, will, as heretofore. make
1t a point to exhibit their animals, and there
by create generous rivalry and encourage
Uue ofteGauS o' LEG etOSh 'of WHICH, oui o'"Ie
is becoming SO justly famous. The Commit
tee have niece liberal offers Of premiums in
every department and we doubt not that the
competition will be ms spirited as ever. Our
preceding Fairs have been eminently success.
full, and we predict that the third annual ex-
hibtion Of the Society will, in every par
dicular eclipse its predecessors. The Annual
Grafton will be delivered by the Rev. T.
Starr King, one of the nose profound think
ers as he is one of the most eloquent speakers
in the country.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23
DAILY CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

We will furnish the DAILY DEMOCRAT from
this date until the returns of the GubeTnatorial
Election are received on the the following terms .
BY Mail or Express. ....,....S2 90
The DEMOCRAT is the only daily paper in the
Northern or Central portion of the State, that
hoists the nominees of che Union Democratic
State Convention. BY little exertion on the
part of our friends, our circulation be greatly
extended. A. S. RANDALL d co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

A FLAG ron THE EAsT.-We are informed
that the Golden Age carried away. Saturday
morning, fJr the East, beautiful silk Amer
lean flag for the Sixty@Ninth Regiment OF
New York. The flag was sent 10y their Irish
friends in San Francisco. 1t was accompa-
MED by an appropriate complimentary adj
dress. signed by John +. Smith, Col. Deane,
John Molloy, Mr.. Ryan, and many others.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23
Dissolution of COpartnership.

TgNIE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the
n undersigned, under the name of PRLSBURY
WILKINS is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons having claims against the late firm
quesed to present them to Il. T. WILKINS for settle
ment. All persons indebted to the firm arnestly
requested to make immediate payment to H. T. Will
kins, who is authorized to sign the firm in liqu
dation, and who Will continue the business at the old
stand, No. 90 d Street, Marysviue.
w. w. PREsBURY.
Z. t. WILKINS.
Marysville, July 1851. jully2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

DowYEY GUARDS BALL.-This fouiishing
military company give their first annual ball
at their armory, Sucker Flat, on Friday
evening August 10th. The Marysville Brass
Band will furnish music for the occasion, and
She floor will be under the management Of
Prof. Peri. The Guards" have n splendid
armosy. and shey are determined that their
first annual ball shall eclipse everything of
the kind which has yet taken place in this
part of the country. We feel safe in promis-
ing them goodly attendance from Marys-
willie.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23
Machine Made Hose,
Great Improvement of this Ag,
=. HOW DIS
NEW IMPROVED

Hydraulic Hose Sewing Machines,
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY H. j.
I'VE BOOTH Co, at the Marysvie Foundry and
Machine Shop.
Miners can be supplied with Hose sewed with four
seams which will stand the pressure of seventy five
feet fall single, for twenty cents per yard for sewing
and will last as long as the duck will without ripping
NV appeal is to the Miners of Yuba, Sierra Yolo
Cn.lisa, Telama, Plumas, Shasta and Sskiyou coun-
ties. Give me liberal patronage and will pledge
myself as man, to work great revolution through
out the State as regards eheapness of Hose, etc |
have two successfully operating at Nevada city, and
one in Marysvle which will sew sixty yards per hour
In a few weeks shall have one situated al Sacra-
mento ,one at Dutch Flat, and one at placerville
1t is my wish and Intention to satisfy the miners
that the Machine Sewing is far ebove hand Sewing
in DURABILITY and STRENGTH as heaven is from
the earth.
County scrip VIII be taken at w cents from any one
purchasing siiose.
Any person wishing information concerning my
Work, can obtain it by enquiring of the most re-
spectacle citizens and merchants of Marysville and
Nevada; also miners from different localities, among
whom are the foilowing
l. II Babb Marysve mer Sherman Cherokee Flat
Hochstadter & Bro " 4" Wood merchant
W + Ellis 3" " Il Bean Nevada mer
Tennent & Co " Davenport & Co
Dewey 90 Z Ault Nevada CO miner
Chas Reynolds h Crosman
Cole & Stevens Brandy Jacobs Co " I"
City miners II Brant Nevada
Hainer Co Down'le Wall & Newman mcrch
T Smith Moristown " Drake & Co st Valley
Summerland Co Gibson & Co Eageville
Strawberry Valley Ii b Harseey 0rovie
Probeck Co Dogtown"
In connection with Hose sewing am pleased to
announce to the citizens of Marysville and the sur
rounding country, that will go into the business Of
bag making and shall prosecute the same at reduced
prices to all who will give me liberal share of their
patronage. All orders for House Innings, Awnings
Tents, Carpets, Garden Hose Grain and Flour Sacks
&C, will he promptly tiled, a. No l19 First street. op-
febl2-my g. HOWARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

French CITIzENs- The French Vice Consul,
Aut. Forest, has given notice that French citi-
zens must maintain strict neutrality as be-
tween our country and the rebels of the
Confederated South. This lie in accordance
. ~ instructions received from paris
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

McKEAN BUCHANAN, This world renowned
tragedan will appear at our Theatre to-
night, in the character of "Othello." In his
impersonation of the Jealous Moor he is
upequaled. Since his first visit to California
he has won many plaudits, both in Europe
and Australia. No lover of the Legitimate
drama should fail to see him in "Othello."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

HouFLEn d SnUsrER.--These gentlemen,
who are located at No. Is D street, adver-
rtise almost everything in the way Of fruits
confectionery. nuts. etc, as well as cigars ana
tobacco. They keep all that they advertise
and more too, anu being popular fellows they
are doing good business.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23
Medical Notice.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED would inform his friends and
Il the public that he has taken up his residence In
the city of Marysvile and will practice his profession
in connection with his drug business omce AZ MS
store, No SO d street Residence Sixth street, be-
tween D and Streets. ,,v>,,
juy2 Z. L. WibhlNc'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

SPONTANEOUS CoMBUsTIoN.-Messr Fran
chere d. Butler, of San Juan, spilled a lot OF
oil on the floor of their drug store last Tues
day morning, which they cleaned up by the
aid of sawdust. The sawdust, well saturated
with the oil, was tossed carelessly into the
back yard, where, in four hours afterwards,
itignited by spontaneous combustion, and
set fire to board lying near. Fortunately
the smouidering heap was discovered before
doing any damage.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23
FOR SHERIEF,

EDITOR D EMocRAT Will you please announce my
name as candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject
to the decision of the Union Democratic Convention.
ISAAC NJ ANDERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

POLICE IrEMs.-In the Recorders Court
yesterday. Daniel Shea. for being drunk and
dsorderly, was requested to pay $40 into the
city treasury, or work five days in the chain
gang.
George Graham, do. do,
Bob Sutherland and NJ. Berry, for same Of
fence, were each let off for IS, or two days
in the chain gang.
James Key, for fast riding, were mnlcted
in the sum of SlO-in default of the rhino,
to devote five days to ehain-ganging
Pacey, Cor assault on Wappel, continued
Wappel was examined for an assault on
Pacey. Continued.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

RIVER MINING AT DowNIEvILLE- The
Sierra Democrat says operations are COM
mencing with an energy that gives earnest
of prosperous summers work. Companies
are damming and putting in their fumes, and
in few weeks miles of the Yuba will be
lifted from its grayeled bed and carried off
through fumes set for it by the industrious
minerS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23
NJ YSNILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY.
H street. between 7tIa and StI,.

THNHE NEXT SESSION of this Institution
u opens MONDAY, AUGUST Goth 1861.
The Scholastic year IS divided into two Terms of
twenty-five weeks each, with short vacation at
Christmas. Pupils received at any time during the
Term and charged from date Of entrance.
For particulars in reference to regulations expen-
seq, etc, apply TO the Principal
jyl4 MRS. L. G. FCSToN.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

A CALIFORNIA CAVALRY REGIMENT.-James
G. Denston has taken steps to organize a
Regiment Of Cavalry in California, to assist in
sustaining the Administration A meeting
of those favoring the purpose is called for
Saturday evening, at the Mission Dolores.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

THEArER.-Mrs. Forbes played Hamlet last
night to fair house. To night she appears
as Desdemonia, a character in which she has
few, if any, equals. The great tragedan of
the age, Mexican Buchanan, personates
Othello The theater should be crowded.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

ACCIDENTAL Sacramento on Saturday,
W. b. Hunt foreman of Engine Company
No. !, while at a fire fell from a burning
awning,aud coming in contact with the hook
of ladder received a serious injury in the
right thigh.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23
FOR SHERIFF.

EDIrt R DEMOCRAT Please announce the name oil
z. j. WELSH, as a Candidate for the Office of Sheriff.,
subject to the decision of the Union Democratic Coun-
ty Convention, and cblige
MANY VOTERS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

New SASH FAcroRY.--W VIM. c. Swain has
just put in operation sash and door factory,
on Fourth street, opposite the Marysyille
water works. See his advertisement.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

A PROGRAMME MOL LIKELY TO CONE OFF
On Wednesday, the 9th of November next,
will be held the first election for President
and Vice President Of the bogus Confederacy.
On that day, also, the rebel States are re-
qured to elect their members of Congress.
The Presidential electors will meet in their
and east their votes for President and Vice
President. The new Congress will meet, if
the Government at Washington will permit,
on the 18th of February 1862, i'll Richmond
or in some part of New Mexico, or wherever
it is most convenient and safe. On the next
day the Presidential vote will be counted,
and on the 22d of February the President
and Vice President are to be inaugurated.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

STATE REFORM School. contract for
the completion of the State Reform School
building hes been let TO Mr.. VIM. G. Swain
and the work will now be pushed to a speedy
termination.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-23

MILITARY MEErING.-The new military or
ganzation (Zouaves) met last evening at the
City Hall. COMMITTEES on Constitution and
By Laws and drill room were appointed
The following officers were elected: Captain,
NJ D. Dobbins; First Lieutenant, L, Lasvugs
Second DO, c. /. Thomas; Brevet Second do.
E. Brown; Orderly Sergeant. f. Baldwin
ID do, f. Grass; Sd do, j. Knorsa; 4th do.
VIM. Welsh; First Corporal, F. C. bingham
ID do, C. L. Crackbon; Sd do John MEG uire
4lh do, G. W. Marshal.