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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07
FURNITURE and BEDDING,
Administrators Notice.

rebate Court, Sutter County.In the matter Of the
Estate of j. w Ryan, deceased.
~ Office is hereby given by the undersigned, Ex-
= ecutor Of the above named estate, to the credi-
itors or and all persons having claims against said
ueceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary
Vouehers within ten months from the first pubicatol
Suns ts notice to the undersigned, at his residence in
June 26th, A. n, 1851 JC DONoHoE
June26 iaw4w+ Executor
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07

DAVID JOBSON, Chairman
!. S. TAILOR, Secretary.
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List of Articles Manufactured at
TuOS. OGG SHAW'S
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

T. PECK'S IIEAPER OR HARVESTER, which IS by
far superior to any imported machine, took First
Premium at Sacramento in lS5S, and in 1907
This machine is both light and durable
THE CALIFORNIA CONFINED REAPER AND
MOWER which cuts six feet in width, anl IS tue best
machine on this Coast. This machine took the FIRST
Premium at the great trial. last season, AT Oahahu,
over eleven other machines.
RIDERS PATENT EQUALl2ING SCREW HORSE
POWER.--Possesses great advantages over any
other Power in use, and is well calculated for doing
all kinds of work usually done by Horse Powers,
can be easily repaired, and at little expense.
EGGLESTON'S BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CHINE.-This is the Only Seed Sower ever Invented
that can be depended upon for sowing OF grain, on
all qualities of soil and in all kinds of weather. 1t
be changed suitable TO SOW the smallest quantt-
ty Of Grass seed, per acre. to the largest quantity OF
Wheat, Oats, Barley, or any other Gtan, sown
broadcast. The cutoff slides SO arranged that
in closing out land, any width may be sown, from
TWELVE FEET down to ONE; has taken FIRST
PREMIUM at every State and Comfy Fair where
il has been exhibited.
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r. OR u Al. E ,

ftsaaTk9, desirable Homestead, situated on Z ST.
I.ss.k%M between Third and Fourth. No 93 Ihe
E,sthE house is commodious and substantial brck
iEA2sdA containing FIVE rooms above and hve IN
the basement making ten rooms, all conveniently ar
ranged. Lot 20 by 1870. 80
Also adjoining good Brick Store, lot % by loO.-
Inquire on the premises, No. 90 street, east SIDE
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Constable Safe.


10y virtue-of an execution, to me directed, from
ID the Court Of James g. Cannon, Justice OF the
Peace in and for the Township of Fosters Bar Coun-
ty of Yu1a, and State of California, on judgment
rendered June Sth, A. D. 1861 in favor of c. W. Mil
Ter, and against IL. N Bingham & A. j. Holt for the
sum of $74 25 100, with accruing COSTS have levied
upon and taken into execution the following yroper-
ty to-wit All that certain piece or parcel of land
situated, lying and being in Fosters Bar Township,
County of Yuba and State of California known as the
Eagle Bird Ranch, and bounded and described as fol-
lows: commencing three hundred yards above the
sawmil known as the Indiana Mill and running along
the county road one mile West by North, thence
South by West onehalf, thence South by East one
mile thence East by North one-haf mile to the place
of beginning containing three hundrsd twenty acres,
together with the improvements thereon Dnd belong
ing to the same and every part thereof on WhDNES-
DAY, July 24th 1861 between the houes OF 10 A. NJ.
and y NJ of that day, will sell at public auction, to
the h6hest bidder for cash, the above described pro,
perty, and. .al the right title and interest which said
H. NJ Bingham and A. J. Holt possesses in and to the
same at the above named premises in Fosters's Bar
Township. W. L. WOODS,
Constable of said Township.
Dated this Goth day of June, 1862. july8-3Od
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07
For Sale.

GtTEvENS' PATENT HAY PRESSES, made with
- Improvements for 1851. HAWLEY Co,
lunel3 Corner OF and First streets.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07
HOCK FARM GARDENS
T|VHESE PLEASURE GROUNDS are now open az q
-E- place OF resort under the management Of
e. SNOWyE EZTTE,

old resident Of Marysyie, The place viii be kept
up in good style, and no pains will be spared to make
ita pleasant and attractive place Of resort.
desired.
Fruits Of all kinda can be had in tleir seasons.
june27-u
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07
Meeting OF Union Delegates.

At an informal meeting held 1T the Orleans
Hotel, in Sacramento city, on the 18th day Of
June, 1861, composed Of the delegates elected
from various counties to attend the Union
Convention of this date, and Of divers citizens
from other counties, David Jobson of San
Francisco, was elected Chairman, and l.. S.
Taylor, OF Sacramento, Secretary where
upon, the following resolutions were offered
and unanimously adopted
RESOLVED, That inasrnucA as tue prope of di-
vers counties Of this State have, in Uuion Clubs
and Coanty Conventions, designated the 10th day
Of July, 1861, as a suitable day for the holding OF
State Union Convention irrespective Of party,
now, Therefore, IL Is
RESOLVED, That this Convention DO adjourn to
meet on the loth day Of July, l,6l, at tie hour
OF one o clock P, NJ. at the city of Sacramento.
RESOLVED, That George Barstow, X. Il. Monks
and +. II. Waterman, Of San Francisco, and |.
w. Underwood and l.. ;. Taylor Of Sacramento,
be appointed u Corresponding Committee to se-
cure concert ofaction among the Union men Of
the State
RESOLVED That all persons, irrespective Of par
iyj who like Secretary Seward and Senator Doug
las, have the courage to proclaim That they will
sink party for country are earnestly requested
to select delegates TO attend the said Convention
on the 10th day OF July next in accordance with
the original anpOrtiOumcnt. which is as follows
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07

SACRAMENTO, Jan. Cd, 1861.
have this day furaished to TEEGARDEN q
RAMSDELL supply of Italian Queen Bees,which they
areto take to Marysvle to propagate and sell on our
Joint account The Queens selected from import
ed Queens, and possess fully the superior qualities oil
their race Besides these, have sold no Queens to
go to Marysvile. A. j. BlULo"'
We are we pleased with the workings Of The ltalian
Beesin short they far surpass our expectations ana
leave the common Bee far in the rear. we put an
Italian Queen into a hive of common Bees on the 9th
of January and on the 10th of MAJ ch, 1t threw oil a
fine large swarm which wac nearly. il not quite All
Italian Bees We have raised quite a number ofyoung
Italian Queens and are prepared to fill all orders
for Queens.
People living in, or near Marysvile, can have
Queens introduced into common swarIns and GOAEAN-
TEED without extra charge We have extra good
of Bees in the HARRISON Hive, with or without
Italian Queens, for sale.
Also the HARRISON HIVE, HONEY, 6c. -
0FFICE-At &. Teegarden's Fruit store, in oda
Fellows Building.
TEEGARDEN 81 RAIESDELB,
mh24 Marysvie.
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2, 4,G,S & 10 and IL Horse Genuine
Pitts, Machines,
G. Nj. Russell,s Ohio Thrashing Machine
40-INCH CYLINDER

Eight and ten Horse Power, manufactured at Mas
ston, expressly to fill my order, with eXras ana all
complete.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-07
All sizes of the Ketchum Combined
Reaper
On hand, and for sale cheap for cash.

ALL the diIereA at make Of Thrashers which repre-
ssnt in this advertisements are ufactured only by
the parties above named and stand ahead of all other
makers.
EXTRAS of the diearent make ?t N0chi&es, cd't
DO hat on short notice.
, 1861-02-21

The preparations for the Inauguration ball
are 1npidly progressing. Tickets are being
sent to the various principal cities, North and
South where thsy will BE- for sale At go eaen:
The list.of managers will embrace the names
Of prominent men OF III parties, and the whole
affair win be gotten up on seale OF asHaa magnaaa
ctnce and grandeur never :betofe eqnallca.
The erection OF the building for the ballroom
is TO be commenced to-day, When nearly L, ..
hundred carpenters viii be put to work The
contract has been awarded to Messts. Angus
Lewis Of this city, who VII e2oexof q 70
hands from each ward In: the city. Ile b1lld:
ing is to be erected In The reaE ;3tn 81 ne Gg sa
having stairTays leading into both the Conn-
q! chamber and the one Of wh.ea ne
and the other for the gentlemen H. The length
Of the dsncsng ssleen i to 9e ~ ieet, E.atn
thereto being through the yestibule q the
City Hall The orehestEssTIl be exactly: op.
posite The; ;;mainsentrsnce.' Tho supper room
will haimmed1ately adjoining the dancing e; e;
loon, and will be of, tha eama length. u viii
be furniahed thropaahout in the most. costly
aud tasteful 1annex-d t{onal Reosb3 3iedH. -,
, 1861-02-21

Editors Eh1ca%o Ti1bune =.
j Your peighbor, the editor Of the Chicago
Ree9rd, has been led into a'blunder by some Of
AZ his friends" A clerical correspondent sends
him IN. account Of an: !. old and rare book
which has fallen into his possession which
,the editor of the Record styles " the oldeet
book In IlliuoIs.t The book is Bnxtorf7s Lexi-
con, a book well known to Hebrew scholars,
and OF no rarity. The date Ia given rs 1851; but
unfortunately for this curious work Of 1881,
luztorf, the author, was not born TIL 1864,
aud the edition Of his works Was not published
until 1851 The clerical correspondent, de.
ceived DOUBTLESS by N alteration of the date,
by some cunning bookseller, las been led into
IN error of at least century. C.
, 1861-02-21

It seems the people Of Memphis aseIn rel. earn, 2,
rha tlutf at that city. In the city council on
Wedn6sday night y petition cont lining The
following prayer and signed BY many OF the
fifst citizens, was presented and referred to the
/. Tie disturbed condition Of the country, the
raDjd progress Of *reyulution, the d!ssolying
and reconstruction Of governments still warn
rs that preparation at least, should be made
to avoid any. calamitg that as:hostile attack
might produce Situated as Memphis is, the
nost important and exposed point on the
TIC ed 5hEsstsnsd sstnaa and m Na,fRRi9g
n,<nt offered ia such an unsettled s.ate Of pubic
a,1uiys to n7urdro,ts and p2Hadering ruids, al
adxucnssh Us 1at our city should Be- placed IN a's
utit.ede.dr d<fnss prepared to Tesist any attack.
) The undersigned also respectfully request
yonr honorable body to grant, II addition = 70
srectipg m > battery, such appropriations and
assistal &c as seem to your honorable body
commensurate with the importance and neces-
o;*u nf 5cftuac. y ~ -
, 1861-02-21
The Surplus Deposits.


The New Orleans Picayune ridicules the pro-
position Of General Dix to recall the Federal
deposits made with the several States, and
.ays she will have q good time in getting
them back" Thsrights Of the seeding States
in the matter arc thus disposed of:
The interest Of the seeding States in this
deposit fund is a very simple and liked. one.
When they left the Union they carried with
them a lust claim to their proporttonate share
Of the common property, and reciprocal OBJ
liration to pay III the eamc proportion their
share Of the common obligations. This $38,-
OlO 600 may be considered as common fund,
nlrsady divided In the constitutional proper
t;op. and that account closed Every State has
received It's share Of what there was On hand
to divide and II there be anything to pay or
receive in the fipal settlement Of the property
aud debts, it won1d be unnecessary 10 open
that account ut all. II we are to receive any
thing, it will be an addition to that fund, in
the same rate Of division among the States;
mad If we are to assume and pay, it will be the
same in principle, whether stated rs an old
debt OF as d neW one, and the sums and pro-
portions will be The came. Only this ts to be
observed, that we shal1 haYe no obligation to
be hound By the debts or contrasts Of the Fed
eral Treasury made since we quilted the part
nership. aud ii massachusetts,, or ANY other
State..pays the Federal Government, or be
comes eecurity for the same in any sum. it is
at her own risk and for her own purposes
, 1861-02-21
-Ml1gouu. Election.

[SpGE1I IMpkLE0 % TIC N0. Dem0E11L.J : .
-. JEFFEEsoH c1rx, February 1e. =,
The capital or Missouri is overwhelmingly
the Unio1. 3seceAsionists and qualified Union
men are rebuked. -.-. ::
The rote for unconditional Union candidates
u Proc. Knott, 512; ". L. McClutg, 476
Thomas Scott, 463~ =: :,
:; l;6ecession Hcket-E. L. Edwards, 211; Far
Ley I'D; Jackson 160. ..> =.
Ihe county Is conceded By IN Overwhelming
:m,}ority for tho Union ticket. .Gseat rejoicing
III the city. Is {: :: IL
Hermann has gone Union wtthontnny oppo-
sition sst: -: -. ~:
i; Town Of Washington has gone Union By q
tremendous majority. -
Warsaw nas gone Union by very large ma
, 1861-02-21
WAIT FOE THE INAUGURAL:

We have only to sag, IN reply 10 tne
pro-slaTery Jou1nals OF the Northwest
which are claiming against a1 reason anu
evidence that Mr. Lincoln IS thelr sor' OF
man, and that he is on the very edge ana
brink Of betraytng the principles "h1eh
elected him-sllat they Will do well to Wa't
for his inaugural Address. Let them' one
and al, hold their breath TIL the. .4th Gay ol
March next, and then see "hat hey Will
see. II they are r1ght-af the fres'aent
elect shall prove false either 10 Inc f'ent-
cons platform which hes accepted as Inc
rule OF his policy On the slavery question:
or to the Constitution which nc VIII soon
solemnly swear: to- 'support-then we
shall be as ready to condemn a tl1m as any
otaer man who accepts the sui1rages OF a
conildlng people and then sPufns tne PHI
ciples which he had promised 70 MAINTAIN.
But he will dono such d1lng: Abraham
Lincoln is made OF sterner and honester>
stuff: We care not what conrss may have
been taken by Judge Logan IN fhe feace
Conference; We care not what treaehery
may possess William Kellogg in Congress
the duties OF theP Presidential station de-
volvo upon. neither Of these gentlemen
Though oil other men become towards
: and recreants, Abraham Lincoln WI never
shrink from the duties which his office and
his conscience require at his hands-Ae
ses0 zsener firope a1ee to the high and generous
confidence aeAich las been ,Teposed IN Atna oyy
his 5ano'o-citfsens. :,
!. We attach little Importance to. the
speeches which Mr.: Lincoln has been COM
PEELED to make in response TO compliment
ary receptions on the Presidential tour, be,
cause We knoH that the only complete and
authoritative exposition Of his policy will
be found in his Inaugural But so lar as
We are authorized to draw any conclusions
from these speeches; they are altogether Of
the sort which the people had q right to
, 1861-02-21

.Mr, Buca anan, having q certain number Of
:Sadetships at large in his GIT, hiss seen flt to
1--WE one Of them TO son Of Nj. Smith.
member Of the House delegation from Vir:
ginia, Who did not sign the dismion card Of
Senator Mason and others at the time Of its
by sickness, who gaye it his supplemental en-
dopsement afterwardz.
8, A President Is patronage is an essential part
Of his power and to see it used at this crisis,
in favor Of secessicnist, is a most demoIali
ling spectacle This man Smith has been .
,bloodsucker on this Government for time
longer than the memory Of majority .of the
people Of the country. To gise q commission
10 bis son, under all tho. cirepmstances, Is an
insult 10 thu: nation, and. Ne hope that it will
be pfompt1y revoked ~ the incoming Presi-
deiafs-1Ni liona1 Repu6licdn-- s''',
, 1861-02-21


MIR, Eancoln,s Reception in C1Aetnnast.
"A correspondent Of the n. 7. 1fMes gives
the following amusing account OF MI. Linooln's
reception 1t the Durnet House, in Cincinnati:
: The reception given by Mr.. Lincoln, II the
@iq1e and Democratic .ec wish ,e{e1yS}nn- =
:loYfng reader Of theHsaset could hayesesn 7.
.ItWas decidedly iolgI nndrsS3ned of.Mtherto
and not be done 5Rafn. ST&e roof y very
large, very long, very wide 41ts ceiling and
seEaA walls Mste ye!y tsstsfally sm decorated asS
Ntth that axorte bnntin the "A Ams,Sn ,;ta na "a
blne n1ded very materially III lending to the
:1oom flight and attractive appearance. About
two-thirda Of the distance from the door ~!
placed square platform. sig inches high, on
which were two ch2lFs- Un tie platform atoods
Mr. lincoln OF one eha1f utuod Mayor blsh-
leeme1. .taad, ,behind the hero Of the occasion
stood Col. Ellsworth, Col Sumner Major
Hunter, several Of the Committee and your
humble servant: 4s Let 'em come, roarcd out
E1snptth. he :i1ooT6 " ere taung open and IN
they rushed Mercy.on Tie, what sst.::.:e =
"5ome in rscs, sop1e: In jass, and some ~ yelet
gowns" .--Gl.
ssys:an old nursery rhyme; bnt that; does not M
begin to express it. !: AL classes, a11 sorts, al
conditions al. :emp1oyments, all ages, both
sexes, all styles, al nations, and apparently all
creation vera well represented there. Every
man eonsidered: it his duty to shake sod
Abe's ,, hand; rs if It was . pump handle, or
teliuqueut scholar. HeWas called Old man, !"
'tOId .Abe,' q Uncle ,Abo,n "old boy" Old
'nn = my friend, ;" My cherished friend -
"Our. cuuntIy's O. hope,n' Honest Old Abe"
and HOld Cock ..He Was recommended to
the Divine blessing about ak hEndrsd and fifty
times, and: urged to stake care Of yourself,
old boy" On at least three hundred and seven
ty occasions. Occasionally some distinguished
individual would endeayor to reel of q labored
sentiment OF 4 well eoncocted speech, but the
SURFING crowd behind him, impatient Of delay,
would give him . boost which would send him
irresistibly on, like. :wad from z popgunI;.
and once ont, no wriggling, swearing, protest.
ine or bribinr could Get him back again, and
the bright speech would be lost forever. .Ano-
ther class of big gbellied, fob chained, h1gh-col-
| Jared gentlemen would, after the -salutatlou,
|. attempt to stand around the charmed circle,
| instead Of moving on, but it Tas 81 no 60" or
| rather it was al 50, and, like their predcccs-
! sors, they found that the will Of the majority
| must be obeyed. After Afr. Lincoln had
| pumped for abunt one hour, and seeing there
was 10 probability Of an early subsidi1s Of the
rush, his friends suggested that he get upon q
| chair, let the crowd have good square look,
| make speech and retire, This, after repeated
1snials, lie reluctantly consented to, and jump
r upon & chair be said that, although
h: would be happy to join hands with them all,
| lie felt that it would be wrong in him to at
tempt any more work Of that kind tonight,
aud he would, therefore, bid them good night
| Instantly, q ring Of policemen and friends was
| formed about him, and with some difficulty be
t was escorted to his room. - -.
, 1861-02-21

Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, wife Of the Freai
dent Of the old Union, hss two ma1ied elstetz
now IN a. yisit to Montgomery. A. One IL
from Kentucky, and on = visit to Sher sister,
who. resides Ii Selma, Ala- They ~ both
strong eecessionl4ts; md opposed. TO the GOV
.coln45 o. course, they attract eonEldslsble at-
isnfI1SSSnd are fle aoast of southerners~ The
husband atf one has offered fia services TO
'u6yefnof MSke Of Alabstna, tasfarthtr the
zeiiae-og secession nd State Rights: md Ke:
publican Liberty. !laoions To- 1ase:ss3Es'' u =
, 1861-02-21
L,astq.eratica ,fsk !; Adjustment 45azesud- !,
[sAlMox P. caAsE. !:

.~Io.xnso mysaf, Iosae 4 70 tsrah I ops It .
sae ssk4 10 state thas 10 earthlv posex could II
94ee ne to rose tra specific maassrs 5oT ahet.tso-
d.etton Of Sz4sH HnAer taa sst bq'ss <riaetks
esther sesta or aoaah Of tbd I'm, Coming al
do5rons szave &at<, It Is ny so.tna, deliberate,
ead .osl2mdtsrsd deIzirsssnatiox 4hat 5,o ;ro.oz-
40 Aa'alu po.ntr-kaaa eon.p< nj to .ott for tas
posItes introducson c5- Szare1y, either south ot:
North Of that1a,.s. Sir; sehk,s yoa -rp'ess1 aud
Justly, too car British aaosstos1 for tue tatrodae-
tsom Of etassins.it.toa t.pos ths eontiszst Of 4'ne
iea, am, .tor one, ttnrzirg that Tie t'osesity q
The present inaabitant1 Of California and Nes0
Ka9oo '.haH repvoaeh " for dofag .txatuAat ~
rqpnoaeA Gnat Brstatt for doing to rs. i the
ssizess e Atos. Territories ehooae to establish Slau:
cry, Z am fer admitting than with suet prosts';Osss
n their Comsttstsions but thes, IT, sta b Asesr
ssms roork, and soe oars sax stetr Dos&e1ity tcs7
hasr to .s1proach them, and not ~ for forming
Constitutions closteg ne tastitutton Of 9aury to
<xi# among aksn:., .{HEER1. CLAF.e
, 1861-02-21

>. [From tho Examiner. Norfolk, Wi
Cepha1c Pills accomplish the object for which they
Tsfs m2de VII: CuEe Of Headacha IN zll IT. forms.
tFrcrn the Examiner, Norfolk, val
They have been tested In mora than thousand
casas. with entire succesa-
{From the Democrat St Cloud, Mimi
T. yoa ~ or nAys been sronbed s1th the hesdscAe:
them La case Of ID attack.
[Frcm the Advertiser. Proy1dance, &. IL
ne Gspnss r rs ~ A. 80 e ee
1T taas xe5y frequent complaint which has ever been
From the Western T. r. Gazette Chicago. III
Ws beaEtiIy endorse HI. spald1nE and his uustvaed
from The Kanavha Vallcy Star Kanawhs Val
achs, Who ~ them. viii stick u TEN,
from the Southern rnth Finder, View Orleans, La.l
TT , r.: aa sn.e
ons that has received beAean TINT other medi
tFrom the St Louis De1nacrat1
The Immense demand for the article tcephac Pills,
Il rapidlY tncreaSinE.
[FEon1 the Gazette, Davenport, IowAI
Mr. SpAlding would not connect bis n4me with an
azttcle he did not KSow 10 possess rcaI merr
From the advertiser. Providence r II
The te.emonyia their favor is strong. from tho most
respectable qua1ter1-
=. - = -
II sr..- {EFnm tbs Daily New, Newport R. II
! ceph.uc Pills are taking the place Of al kinds.
~: :.
From tho Commercial Bulletin. Boston, II ss.1
Said to be very enlcacla aas for the heacschs.
From the Commercial, Cincinnati. oh.o.l
Suffering humanity can now bs relieved
, 1861-02-21
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Ct)tra9nG:r;ntl'tlt!E. 4!


Notices for t&e W4ys -, !.
IV;a s,:5er daath b5or I scal co*sent, o. aaviss
sny friends tp ooasaHt, to oay conotssoa Or osaffo.
,a;ss .aaieh lookx buJt*g tie pririlt faka@9
,n<sasaon Of The Goseysasent to stAieh ~ hare 4
Constitutional siQaa;; .beeause, tuhatetr Imight'
think Of ths merit Of kts garious PROPOSITIONS Be:
fore Congress, I aAo.ad regard aay concession IL
the Jaqstef me'sacs as-she destruction e tas Eot-
e7nmest ikse!f md q consent on az hands taat or
*a1tesa .saa4 Il 1re.gM do.e9 e z lsza .eiM uss
ersssiag Eso'g ssa4s g fairs -aez1oa.:
But this thies VI hereafter b, q i i nosc in the
nanas q he people; ind if thy -desire 10 col q
cbaut1t;on to srz,ost any gyspanoss 'oamF'dkne}
Of, Of to giee .nep g4araatiss for tie p1n'ane'1cs
ef~taez rghts, It Is not n*iae 70 ep3dst; :
EAnRAHAH LINCOLN.
-;
, 1861-02-21
The IuauEurnSfon Ball.

Rise, fc1low-countrymeuf cur country ct remaal
And swear for her to live; for her to dtoi "
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-05-07
"A loinc.dencc..

wonderful war preparations at the North the monster
mass meeting at New York. &C.. and when had fin.
ished, opened tls Bible to read my accustomed les
son. and opened at this pass go in Isaiah Woe to the
multitude of many people which mako noise like tho
noiso Of tho seas, audi to the rushing Of nnliuns that
nuke rushing like the rushing Of many waters Tho
nations shall rush like tho rushing Of many waters
but God shall ,eJuks them and they shall Jes far OF
and shall Le chrs.L tho chaf ofhc mountains before
the wind, anG like ing thing before the whir.
wind And behold ut evenustide trouble and before
tho morning he il not. This is the portion Of them
that spoil ns and the lot Of them that rob u.s." L.