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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-02
LIST OF AGENTS.
(. 4r<; n :s5s u - u. +t, - a: @,sE Il
cEsfRAL AGENr FsA rHE EksTERs STATES,
I. 4. Hon. ". Il, Hooper. Fl. ..sa t,i

r. SkN = RAJ AGENT feA THE EAsTERa STATES.
Hon. y. ii. Hooper. Il. ,. ..|.:. t,}Ii
/ eEEgkAL ksrSr ron cALiFoKsIA. b
VA :5 Dwight Essieth, Esq. i. .a:...s
oEsERAL AoENrs ron CACHE GorNrr N
Seth NJ Blair. Esq, aud Jadgs Pster Vaughan
I GESERAL aeENT reR saEkS RiyEa scoUsry.2
s.> Iadge William Carter. . 81. ..:.: +:
sGENEEAL asEST foE fIiE cALIEoRNIE ASp
=: %&3.1 e SALT LAKE; MAIL, ROUTE. ~, ~ H.;
MHjor Howard Esans Ill: /: : .z-:.s
..@: wasH1NGres eouNrY.: 5.&:=, :: II:
Santa Cissa. Jacob Hamblle; TsqlsviIIe,
Joshua II = Wliles; FiIeen City and jsFaFlot,.
sixtss h. JahpssRi Washington, j. d, MccaI.
Tough. . # .ss .ss +: ,. III. 5 ~. "a !.
Il. : s. NOV County .ilgllj3 .s s5 2g
Cedar City. Richard V.ssforrls; PnowaI
James Eewis i Psrage0nshi Msrias Euslgn; SUM
nit Creek, Seth Johnson. * "a 81
. .5 3 .7.:, REAFER eousIY. s..
Beayer, JaJge D. ~. Ihomasi Minefssiile,
Jas. II. Rollins. &. Z. 81
MILLAap COUNTY,. ..
Fillmore, Jno. A. Rays Cedar SPRING, Levi
Fl: .s..s.-5s SAN rETE COUNTY, 4 ,.1. ...ii,
ID Manti, Geo. Peacock; For; Ephrairi, ii. j.. l
PeteIsons Mount Pleasant, Wm. Morrison.
Meroni. q; w Brad ley; Fonn,Aip Greer. q. nj
JohnsoDi Spring Town, r. N. AIIrsdI North
Bend, JAS N. JoRsS. .5s. IS. i..
Z =. 1: s.. ...:: IrAB couSry zs
Nepht, r. D. FoOtst willow Creek, John
Couch 49,. r.. i, +. Il. E.t::s5s:
: :.: "A z. cEnAR corxry, .= ,s;5 sss :
Camp Floyd and Fortified, Msssrs, Walker
Blos.i Cedar FOtt, J. ROdebsck. y 4: s:. Ri. 4.
r.. q. =. UTAH eousrY. =: .,<.s id. ~
! Goshen, WIN. Price; Santaquin, WIN. Ne.
Rridsi PaysoD, J, T. Hardy, aud Ssbln. Bsebel
y CO.; PoGdlo&p, H.. d. M. Joisy; Spanish
.Eefk. s. r. Wells; Sprlngyilie, A !, johnson;
Provo, WIN. Miller and I'll: II: clnff; FIessSnr
Grove, W; G.. Stefreti; America Fork, IL e. |
H9rfingtons Lehl, Lorenzo Hatch; Alpine City,
J.. w. Vance -. -. s1.' XII. 49,,
e.':s :, GREAT sAEr LAKE coUSfY.
. GardntT's Mills, D, 4 Allen; Dfsuersyilis,
G. Spilshury; Union, d. 8 Clements; Mormon. /
Ezekiel L4e; Big Cottnawop1, D. Brine
tenj Mil. Greek, FrankfIn Neff; West MlIt
Creek, William PARK; Taylorssile, s. Ben.
MON; Sugar House Ward, @. Stringham; SCUM
Cottonwood, A. Cshoon and Jos. Hammond;
Fort HERMAN, J. ] Stocking
.--:.stz;. +. :. TooELE eeuxrY. I s.. .lSs
TOosle CITY, Eli B. Kelseyl Grsntsville, Al. G. /
BfoweTi AT City, Geo. Bryoh. s
!. Z. sHANatp County. -.s.z. +. s...i
Rush Valley, Robert Miller. .zss:s5.:
'.z'. $50: DsvB COUNTY. :.s.
Boaniifat W. S, Muir; csntsTyiIIs. William
Reeves; Harrington, Lot smith end Jas. .Lsii.
4eadI ksyssille, G. Layton. .3.;e; !.
D . : r - 2 1
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-02

TAME IAto my iuclosarr, about tbr Iirst o.
~ JSnlary last, two Steer CALVES; one .
bright red, with little white al the end Of the
tail, crop from each ear. The other pale rsd,
lined back, white head and belly, and legs 1p to
gainbrels, The owner 10 requested to nfoVs
property and promise 10 paF charges, and take
thenI away. DANIEL SPENCER.
:. @, $. I. citE, Feb, 70 80. - zee.
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Pom lsALE.

"A ONE Acre City LOT. Will, Ill tlle i'm.
~ preytmentE Thereon, ajs6nte west 81 thr
Public Square. SptinKtlsle. The Improvement.
consist % Two Adobe Houses. eseh I6 RI. 40 NJ:
{. good HI chen, m excellent well Oh water. tfiIs
tan sh's, new still Cit has only been n.ed sfoul
Two months }, with spiishle utensils, The Iot j.
trees upon ii. '7'i
ne proprietor also wishes te sell ten acres oi
Pssiute and ten seres Of Meadow Land. The
Whole eorcetR can be hid very cheap Tor cash,
ca'ue and grain HI 4. 4. A ,:.s 3 I.
Apply % NJ Samuel GraRe, sprIngviI,e.
lsah coapty, Or 10 y. " long. 9i.st
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III AViNG been req0ested by several EASTER
~ hfns 70 sct - aesnts fof the sale 81 thsis
Aaclihety II ths Territory. w ere prepared
. give ~ iufofmatiaa necessary eeaceFi,lnp
weights and prices frse % chang.
s Plane md estff1ates for Mill FURNISHED
All klndsof Hilwork, q 50 AZ, al non tnaebln.
tryt baitto order BY contract J. q \ 81 a 4.
WM. ii SILVER.
!, u FORBES. &
Fest side ~ 10Th lvatd. q s Z, CITY. 27s6.
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HUGH MOON

ID ESPECTFGLLY aequ4ints The Pablo
III that his business will clOAs on the 18Th OF
March inst, and requires all parties Indebted 10
him to come forward and settle immediately,
aud al having claims against him 70 present
them. . 22-2t 2
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aaufrtiarmfHts..
'EsTRAYs.

r HAVE in my possession darn red IIEIFER,
i about four years oldl cron ri and GniteTbit
IN the left ear, no brands visible. v She has i
young calf with her. = pr ~ ri 2fh5ccssss
~ The owner Il requested to prove property and
pay charges. ~ j. 80: Z
90. ii ). COON, near Jordan BfIte..
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GROCERIES.

Tea, ceifre, sugar, Candy, RAisiRs, Tobacco,
pepper, alsPiee, &c.. p: ~. =
= Also, good supply Of -. =,
s. I'll TEO E.RY
We have likewise asuppiI o. Hardware snd
TiswaIe, eHeular aud hard Saws, Axes, liz
pans, ieapolsf cofss.pots, candle moulds, brass
Kettles, &c. : Il. - r. -
We hsys also HORSE Collars and Rldiag Sad
dies, bed cords, brooms and wAshboArds.
Aud far the healing OF their IHfrtniiiss, the
sick can he siIppjied with olive oil, sweet oil,
castor oil. 6rAsfsHbSre piils fsnd other nsdL
eines. We would not fOrerI the lady toilet.
combs, brushes, seSIt,d soap, csIcgae, oil Of
JosesI ana the balm Of len thousand A9wstsI 10
TACT You may 'tplsy upon the harp Of ilIdu-
sand stIthgs"--tor the sphScliher win sell as
low az any Other house Ia this city, fer RfGDV
Pay in essh and grain, wM LLOYD.
ogdeh City, FEB. I, issI Io.I,
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md Stout. 81 Oregon, al Democrats
Allen. Clio, Dem, voted Tor il, 50 aid All
the Republicaus without exception The
only Southern members voting for the
bin were Davis, Of Md and Etheri,ire..
of Team. 's7'l
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TO the next door south Of BalIan, the Watch
gaker, IN Main ST., at which place he win
be most happy to attend 10 all business IN his
line. =: Es.;... SIS. Z :i,. :'' a-sl;S' r
All who patTonizs him may sxpsct p,ofnpt
attention and Work Of the finest finish. Hayinp
been professionally engaged III several 81 The
capilals Of E'nOpe, he considers hirDsslf capable
OF executing work in tic latest style Of fashion.
VI All kiGds Of clothiug cleaned, STAINS, grease.
sToIs, Sc, TsinoyedI atd old garments made 10
aP2ear nearly equal 10 new: 10
Cutting done on reasonable terms. F.! s. ~ ~,
: A large qlAntiiy Of heavy ctoth siwsys ON
hand. $50: &. ), - =
Ba'kskius wanted Immediately, s4-if
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MoxreonrnY Feb Ii

Congress passed an act admitting free
an brcadstuifs, provisions munitions 81
materials 81 war; living animals, arficuI-
tural products In The natural state: also
goods, ware, and merchandise from tl,c
vi s., il purchased before the FIRST 81
March, and imported before The Nth 81
March, Texas 70 be exempt from the
operation 81 the laws.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-02

EINIE District Gaurt for ths Thru Iadicial
District will " Opened and held u III. Corn.
~ Court House, Grsal Sill Lake City. 81 Nor.
rsy, the Eth day Of March ne II. sf i'd o,ciotk
s,lii. Persons having b6istess before ,sId
e.@nrt will take DUE notice. Al petsors suti.E
s. 2 csri'iifaes q citiEsnship sllopl4 apply b.
they may teeeiVe lilo same. Ttose via Lsrs
net yet d,elMed Their intention 10 BECOME ri,i.
Eeas, may % - my q iiee Il, tte Oh ,liInr.
MIA Stage Office Gr+at Sat fake CITY. n. "a ii
4 p PATRICK LYNCH, 3 5..
Clerk - the ard Jndiei i District Court .
! g s. l., City, Feb Is. 1860. 5S E StI'a,
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NOTIcE.

4 MESsRs; HOUR 4 BRINGHURsT be-
Iil 70 istorm the public nat Ihsy h,ys 4 lsr,,,
s l.d excellent assortment Of DRY GOODS and
81 every description, II tbstt
establishment " Sprihayille, which lhey VIII
2 exchange for Wheat and Cattle, SLOWING tae
highest instket price. They. have also I large
quantity Of Wool which thsy will exchange fof
sileat Or cash. Call and sse Us al he Hons1 Il
co.is ~ y ID h i: 81 s3-tf Z
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.ATTHrrrrrrnnr,I.l
ATTEsrTErorT.
MERCHANTS TRADERS AND
FdRafL.lI.s. .... Y.z s.
TO RENT,
TWO GRIST MILLS

FTNH AT are visited every dav ~ III. sy,t,, -.
u 81 LsAis Cedat Joubts. e. itnf, Fiatd. A,,s.
ttcsa Fosk, flst'le Cteek, MontaibyiIIs. ,,esssn
snd the sdieiftne settlements. The bnll5Iae.
are large, eotntnodions shd SAFE Tor Inc storsge
81 MeteiiatdlEri aud Tor ihe sale Of Goods. tbsIr
sitastidh u not 10 b. siirua ssd. i 4
The rents VIII be reduced 16aaiIy. E3
Merchants Traders Or Farmsts w6,ild do val
r. give me caH, or refer 10 the Mouxraistrn
Office. SAMUEL MILLiNERs /
American Fork, Feb, %, 1861. 2l.rf; L
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UNyoTIcED-Thc following. although
having gone the rounds Of the papers has
been omitted Ii the dispatches. lis ~.
celIsncy the Governor of Utah viii ,Iopbt.
less feel as though The fanning breezes Of
lowering Gags were blowing eoIdly very
near his own house ut home. 81
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HATTING,

YTsHE suhscIiher heTsby gives i,oiiee. Ia. th.
public that he has fts usped The above 6,si.
ness Al his old STAND in the I'm Ward. ii, S. III
City tons. bloc ( north Of TeaiPls Block 80 IS
], WANTED. z. .
Az kinds Of fpt', for Whiehs liberal price win
BE paid; also Saxany sheep aud lsfne's wool.
Y. ~ g ~ JOSEPH Il IIEYW ooD, II.
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Apcrz,;FI. . Tan o

Gov. Brown, Mt the head Of seven hun.
bred State troops, this morning demand
ed the surrender Of the United states
Arsenal. His demand waseompIied with
The troops III charge saIuted the United
States nag before hauling Ii down The
United States troops arc 10 be sent to
New York. T,.s.
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WANTED.

2 . my y " = n TT ~ 4 X s5iioP p.
25lIg feet . BY / scantlias, 81, : I: :|@: %ss
: 81 5000 a. aihch Playk. ssss e q: &
2O0u u . 7:.l I ....sl; s<;.4i. ss.5
$500 - i '.5is. = t;55g. ss f. f.
5000 . $50 IL. ;;ss. 81 ., silsi
!, Also. ! 10, o. Red Pine AID Qaskipv Asst
T1mbrf for Chsi's., .s - 1T
4 !, latRe asaalityof Fdrqitars eea.tin,iy on
+ Call aid See eI.tf i: o. I.l,r.rI n Fl
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W4snINnroN. Feh la

w AsHiadroNr Fen. "
Gea. Wool is lying critically III with an
attack Of Pneumonia. -. 1890.
l. The order TO commodore Barron 10 take
command Of the San Francisco navy yard
is revoked. He is ordered to the light
house board. .5s,..r .s,s,3 b. ,r. ...,s..
In the peace conference, ReVerdy
'Johnson's amendment concerning the ae-
QUESTION Of new territory was adopted;
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Such as Hats, Caps Boots, Shoes, oysr.shlIls,
ufdrEHshit Is, drswsfs, 0Ileh aud Gotten hlse,
hAnhels, tActeIiss, depims, drillilgs, tTiEningsr
eailenes, hooks and tyss, p ms, needle, bliiens,
bsd ticking -chssksi Jeans, ready. made Gio,lAng;
HuekskiG pants, Man Taps &c.; and yaJ!
ieIy Of other arIIclss not maDitoRfd. = -
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WAsHIIlxoroixl,., Feb: is.

-. sa& .',t- WARRINGTON, Feb. b.
. The Supreme Court Of the United States
recently, IN q California land case, estab.
lishcd an Important principle to thntstate
as TO the effect where the claimant has
obtained a pateut aud confirmation Of
title, and the adverse parties in possession
cannot, under action, resist the title Of the
patentee. sssst l.. s26'.... ssa..@.iss:
The committee give asa reason for re.
porting the bill authorizing the President
to call for services OF volunteers, because
the regular force ia wholly inadequate TO
protect the forts, arsenals nhi doek-yards,
and other property Of the Quilted States,
a large portion Of the army being neCsssa.
ny for the protection of the frontiers. =;
Jefferson Davis, III bis inaugural speech
Is bitterly denounced by border state men.
The Senate coinmittee on post Offices,
reported withent amendment, the house
bill disseminating mail service in seeding
states. u s.,g.. -. Il. *
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M...aI!..I.!iiG!!!a.:

:. or the 18th Inst Or Prest, Daniel Spencer.
Mr. NATliAxIrL q caAKRERs, and Miss MAnl
LsoSR sFEscER, bothpf this city. :..s
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ANOTHER NEW STORE
m OGDEN cry. =

rs now oRsaed, on MAIN STREET, oppo,
L site the Residence Of Gems G. W Wet
where the purchaser can turn an honest Penuy'
into r.. . = - - - =. -. = :
MD T?o GJnINgNG
s9E4@ j. 9g1sSta18
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-02

: The report OF the House proceedings
on the 18th, as heretofore given, il en-
tirely incorrect. 7 . -.
Ia relation to Staaton's force bill, aus
thoriziag the President to receive yolun-
teers for the garrisoning of the forts. A
vote was taken, and the bin passed by
yeas 10. nays 6I..e i. Z. .,z 81, 4. -s0
The following Northern members voted
against IT,: Cox, Valliudigham, and How.
ard, Of Ohio; Clark; COchraRs, Sickles
and MAelay, Of n. Y; Bureh and Scott,
Of Cal English and Nibiaek, Of Ind. !;
Fouke, Logan, and Morris, Of
III :; Florence, Of Pa; Larabes, Of WIS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31

" T e L e G. r A p H
The Third Congressman

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 80.
The State Central Committees, after con-
ference, have agreed that they will print the
tickets for third Congressman. Here is
heir announcement.
The undersigned, 10y the authority of the
three State Central Committees, of which
they are respectively Chairmen, hereby an
nounce to the voters OF the State that they
have agreed to print on their respective
tickets the several candidates for third Con-
gresham, and do hereby recommend to the
several political parties to vote and sustain
said candidates in good faith.
Signed, a. ?. CRITrESDEN.
Dem. State Central Committee
DAVID ID! CoIToN,
Union Dem State Central Committee
VIM. SHERMAN,
Republican State Central Committee
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31
MILITARY NOTICE.

All persons desirous of enisting for the War inthe
Cavalry Company being raised in this County by
the undersigned, will find roll opened at the United
States Hotel, in this city and in the hands of a. j.
Hewett and in the hands OF E. G. Baldwin at his
store on street. Marysville Rolls will also be found
at Long Bar with Richards and at Timbuctoo with A.
II French.
The Company which will soon be made up, has been
promised an i'm mediate acceptance by the proper Ru-
thorites, 0f deemed quallhedl as soon as ready.
su27.1v WM SINGER.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31
TWO vERDICTS

from two very in portant sources, in relation to
CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE.
The first of these decisions is from the pen Of DR.
Chiffon, who has equal in this country analy
tic chemist and declares the dye to be absolutely free
from deeterious ingredients This may be called
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT.
The second decis on is popular The thousands
who use the dye are unanimous in recommending it
above all Others for the exquisite nauraness of the
blacks and browns imparts, and the rapidity of Its
effect. This is
TIE PUBLIC VERDICT.
The documents which constitute these verdcts may be
seen at the establishment of Cristadoro, No. Asor
House, New York. Is sold everywhere, and applied
by all Hair Dressers.
GEO. W. SMELL, Agent,
autG 130 Washington St, San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31

VOLUNTEERS. .-Recruiting is going on with
tolerable briskness, at San Francisco, says
the Alta, ard nearly half dozen new com
panies are in process of formation. One,
called the Summer Guard" has its head
quarters at the corner of Davis and Pacific
streets, and is being organized by Messrs. NJ.
O'Brien and John NJ. Henry. both of whom
have had practical military experience, Hen
ry has assisted in filling up several OF the
companies now formally accepted. A rem
devious for the enlistment of dragons, was
opened wednesday IN Armory Hall Build
ing, next doc" to the Alta office, by Edwin
A. Rowe, and also one for infantry at Staple
tons saloon, two doors east of the Alta office
by A. II. Hall, who was attached to the en-
gineers' corps under General Mcclellan in the
Mexican war The National Guard Captain
Moore, have voted to offer their services to
the Government during the continuance of
the war; and have opened a recruiting place
over the Pennsylvania Engipe House. on
jackson street
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31

CAVALRY COMPANY FROM SAcRMENTo CoUN-
TY.-Captain Shrand, of Folsom. COM
menced raising cavalry company for service
on the plains (under the first requisiton) on
the oath inst, and yesterday afternoon had
enrolled eighty seven men. Captain S. wrote
to Major Eyre yesterday morning, saying
after election. lie has been assured that his
company will he at once mustered into SER
vice, the Government furnishing horses,
equipments and every other requisite. The
recruiting office in this city is still open at
Stanford Hall, on X street, near Third, and a
few more men will be received to fill the
ranks of the company.-Sac. Union, Friday.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31
I----7 - =
NOT YET.

0 country. marvel of the earth
o realm to sudden greatness grown!
The age that gOried in thy birth,
Shall it behold thee overthrown?
Shall traitors lay that greatness lowg
~No, Land of Hope and Blessing, mol
And we who wear thy glorious name,
Shall we, like cravens. stand apart
When those whom thou hast trusted aim
The deatl-blow at thy generous heart?
Forth goes the batte-cry, and lol
Hosts rise in harness, shouting, Mol
And they who founded, in our land,
The power that rules from sea to sea,
Bled they III vain, or vainly planned
TO leave their country great and free?
Thsir sleeping ashes from below,
Send up the thrilling murmur, No!
Knit they the gentle ties which long
These sister States were proud to wear,
And forged the kindly links so strong
For idle hands in sport to tear
For scornful hands aside to throw2
No, by our fathers memory, mol
Our humble marls, onr iron ways,
Our wide tossed woods on mountain crest,
The hoarse Atlantic, with his bays,
The calm, broad Ocean of the West,
And Mississppi's torrent flow,
And loud Niagara answer, No!
Not yet the hour is nigh, when tie,
Who deep in Eds dim twilight SIT,
Earth S ancient kings, shall rise and say,
"Proud country, welcome to the pitt
So soon art thou, like us, brought low?"
No, sullcn group Of shadows, No!
For now, behold, the arm that gave
The victory in our fathers day,
Strong, as of old to guard and save
That mighty arm which none can stay
On clouds above and fields below,
Writes, in mems sight, the answer, No!
William Cullen Bryant.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31
Mistellaneous.
Great Races at the

THE Agricultural, Horticultural and Mechanics
Society of the Northern District of California, at
their Fair Marysve, offer the following additional
purses for tie following races:
Monday, September 9th,
GREAT PACING RACE
Free to all Pacing Stations, Mares and Gedings.-
Purse $5o; mile heats best three in five to harness..
Three entries required and two TO start to make
race. Ten per cent. entrance fee.
Tuesday, September 10th,
GREAT STALLION STAKE
Free TO all Trotting Stations. Purse $500; mile
heats, b,st three in five TO harness. Three entries
qured and two to start TO make Ten per cent.
entrance fee.
Thursday, September 18th,
GREAT TRoTTING STAKE
Free to all Trotters except Stalons Purse $3.50,
mile heats, best three in five to ,rness Three entries
required and two to start to make Ten per
cent. entrance fee.
Saturday, September I4th,
GREAT DOUBLE TEAM RACE
Free to all Trotters. Purse $3.50, two mile heats
best two in three to harness. Three teams to enter
and two to start to make a race. Ten per cent.
trance fee.
These races will come off at the MARYsVILLE
PARK COURSE, kept by II. 7. 0'HANLON. The ra-
will take place in the afternoon, after the adjourn
mcnt at the Cattle Grounds.
The entrance will be made for these races with r.
T. OllANLON at the Park and Will close at p NJ. on
the day preceding each race.
The above races will be conducted according to the
rules of the Marysviile Park and under the snpervs
ion of its Judges
The stock competing for these purses may enter for
any other seperate prize on the regular Premium List
and will be required to be within the Cattle Grounds
according to the rules of the Society.
N. B-The admission to these races will be fifty
cents each This admission will be required Of all per-
sons whether members of the Society otherwise
these additional to the regular proceed
ings Of the Society.
The purses and prizes of this Society are open to
the whole Pacific Coast.
G.. ~ SWEZY President.
A. ID. STARR, Treasurer.
J. 4. GALLOWAY, 1st Vice Pres.
CHAs. NJ. GoRHAM, Secretlry. aus
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR;!

number of men being wanted to fill up the ranks
of the MARYSVILLE RIFLES, which Company has
been accepted by Brig General Dobbins under author
ity from Gov. John G.. Downey, opportunity is Of
fered to those desiring 10 enlist, at the armory
First street, between and High streets, where Of
fcer will be in attendance every day from A. NJ,
until p. N.
ANS If THEO. A. COULT, Captain.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR!

number of men being wanted to fill up the ranks
ofthe DOWNEY GUARDS, which Company has been
accepted by Brig. General Dobbns under authority
from Gov. John G. Downey opportunity is offered
to those desiring enlist, at the armory Sucker Flat
Yuba county, where officer viii be in attendance
every day from 8 A. NJ, until p. NJ.
au29-* AMBROSE KERRIGAN, Captain.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31

WAR-Can a Christian man fight ? Yes
IL he must Washington prayed on the eve
o, o. battle. The appeal of our fathers was to
.he God Of battles. All good men can and
ought to strike for our altars and our fires
Dod and our native land" If a seven years
war were needful to the establishment Of our
ice government, seven years may well be
APehded for its maintenance against treason
1Hu re3ellion.-Cal Christian Advocate.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-31
TO ENVAEHDS.

BENECIA, located in climate that is the medium
between the heat of the interior and the cold Of the
sea coast is particularly adapted TO the treatment of
the sick, and especially to the prostrating, endemic
fevers of the interior.
The subscriber has been practitioner in Benecia
for nine years, having found by experience the pecu
liar heathulness of tie climate, to which he partially
attributes the success which has attendedhs treatment
of many dangerous cases, has determined to open a
Hospital for the sick. q.
The Hospital will be fitted up for the accommoda.
ton of both sexes and will be made IN every respect
comfortable home; no particular treatment will
be adapted as good common will teach that ev-
cry case and every system wants peculiar treatment.
The undersigned will be prepared to have accomoda-
tons for baths, &c.
Excellent Springs are in the neignborhood. Nothing
will be spared 10 assure quick and permanent cure
in the most chronic diseases.
A. VERHAVE, NJ. D
au30 3m Benecia.