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TRAY AND GRAIN WANTED.

TIAY AND GRAIN WANTED
Sealed proposals invited will be receivd at this
until u O'Clock NJ Saturday the 18th inst for the
delivery this place Of the following amounts of lay and
Grain. viz
900 good merchanabe Hay, by the Goth Oober.
1000 good merchantabe Hay, by the Both Oober.
1000 tons good mer,han,alc Hay by he 10th Nvember.
~ 900 bushels prime Corn So lbs 10 the bushel by,h
1900 bushels prime Corn. 81 lbs TO the buhe by0h Oct
10000 bushels good Oats 30 lbs to the bushe. by0h Oct
~ bushels good Oats - lbs to the bushel Oct
10000 bushels good Oats - lbs to the bushel by 9TH Now
Bids will not be considered for smaller 100
tons Hay and 2 900 bushels OF grain
The Hay TO be well baed and weight be mrked
each bale
The grain to be in good sacks well sewed about BUSH
els to the sack
Bidders will please their proposals what deduction
they will make provided the sacks lnpd.
Bidders who wish propose for both Hay aud ain wild
please make their proposals separately.
The bids to be marked ores enclosing them,
Proposals for Hay" and "Propo ais Tor Grain'
Bidders must be prepared or sufficient guarntees for
the proper uilmeu of the and viii in their
proposals the names of their bondsmcn.
The Qrariermaser 70 have the privilege OF accetng all
any portion OF any bid c. g. SAWTtLLE,
Captain and Assistant Quartz master,
Office Assistant Quartermaser U. s. A., Perry vile Nd, Oct
s. 1861.
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4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A
"A situation IN private family as seamsress; and
make ali kinds OF 'amily sewing Two wears,
Can be seen todVy " av between nth
and llth SITS
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4 RMY SUPPLIES
"A OrrIcE QUARrERMAsrER UNITED STATES AMY

n OFFICE QUARrERMAsrER UNITED STATES ARMY,(
IspfASAPoLIs, Ind, SEP. 80, 1861.
Sealed proposals will b. resolved at It's oIee until twelve
ocok A. Monday the 18th Jay Of tber lStl for fur
n~hng the following supplies deliverable at the Quar-
trmasters Depot at In annapolis Indiana, In quantities
repaired, viz
.6 lUD Forage Caps and Covers
1860 Uniform Goats, Musicians, Infantrydark blue Ker-
Uniform Jackets, Musicians, Cavalry-ark blue Key.
20 Uniform Jackets, Musicians, Artillery-dark blue
Keisey.
3a75o Uniform Coats Prvates Infantrydark blue Kcrscy
Uniform Jackets, Prlvrs Ca alrtara blue keIsey
1850 Uniform Jackets Prvates, Arlery-dark blue ker.
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s,r,,,r,oys wAyrED-FErALrs.

ANsTPEsS AND CVAMBEKMhlD.-A ftts n
prutesant) desires situation rs 81
stress Ana ham6c nurse aud scansreas Gan
nn.r m heeer Wilson'S machinc has no ohje lion ~
III. conn ~ rlvrl here or IN Europe. Can bc seen m
,rar,d seat employers, 92 Dean st n nth house
east IL Bond 81, Bruokyn
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y ~
half interest in business yielding .i,
these times which viii bear thorough invests tom lo
City Hall and uneycopunahe; every sasia ton gve
upon Interview Tor fun particulars address j. c. box 2il
Post Office
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10000 Blue Flannel Sack Coats-lined.
$3.50 Flannel Shirts
50 80 Drawers.
1880 Bootees, pairs Of sewed.
1850 Boots pairs OF, scwed
$3.50 stockings, pairs OF.
100 ~ Great Coats Infantry,
900 Great Coat Straps, sets.
25OO Army Blankets wool, gray, with the letters g. IN
and feet inches wide, weigh i've pounds eath
6,4G0 Stable FrucKs
Al the above mentioned articles conform IL every
respect sealed standard patterns this Office where
they be examined and additional information received
concerning them.
The establishment dealers place busi
distinctly stated The PROPOSAL t0gehe with
the names, address and respons of persos pro-
shah be into within after acceptance Of
said bid or proposal.
Proposals will received whole any art Of
each kind of the articles advertised
Tne privilege reserved by and for the United Sites OF
rejecting any proposals that be aemed eNtravagnt
Deliveries to within twenty days after he
of the proposals and Onctird o. the quanty
racted be delivered within month fron said.
date OF acceptance and the remainder within maths of
said date OF acceptance sooner II practicable Hdders
WILL nevertheless state In their proposals the shorts
sble time in which the quantities bid for be divered
by them.
All articles will be subject inspection by inspect
appointed by authority OF the United States
Payment shall be made each delivery providd Con-
shall havemadc appropriation to it, oias
thereafter appropriation shall be made tat
pose Ten OF the of each deiverywill be-
until shall completed whichwill be
Of the contractor In fulfilling the contract
Forms of proposals and quarantine will be FURNISHED
application to this Office, and will be consderehat do
not conform thereto
Proposals Will be endorsed proposals FOR FURNISHING army
supplies" A. MONTGOMERY,
Major and Quarlermaster s. A.
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A SITUATION wASTED-AS WAITRESS. IN pRT-
n iamily by young woman who .naerstands her
svrrware Coed city reference Gail ~ S;7 Broadway be-
tween 18Th and 18th sts., over tile store. =
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

TvHE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE Is RESPECTFULLY
i solicited 10 the superior qualify of Hamrer's fresh
brewcd Champagne Ale. This ale is brcwed res all
Of the year. and IT'S keeping quality especially Of that
length Of time Charge $2 hhd and56 per bb,
delivered to any part OF the city New York Payment.
delivery. Orders sent Hammers Brewry, In
1em will be attended to with despatch.
FJ,O LIQUOR DEALERS AND FAMILIES.-I HAVE A
dising Of Malt Whisky Mt 50 to los per rlon Bran
DIV and Rum So to 80 Gin, IS to 40 French
Spirits, 80 cents All from he small still of eat purity.
Pure Spirits 30 TIIOS A. DEVYR, Of North
Tenth and First streets, Williamsburg.
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MILITARY Y.


18th REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD, ATTENTION.
complete seventh regiment, National Quart Uniform
In excellent condition. Ia offer sale "A rce,
! ia Chambers street.
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| CPORTING-wANTED, A POINTER OR SITTER DOG.
~ about three years old, thoroughly broNn Address
D. e. Herald oce stating particulars and prize and where
to be
T1STOLS WANTED-ANY ONE HAVING A PAIR OF
Deringer pocket Pistols, 81 inch barrel complete for
sale cheap can address W a. H., buY 100 Hcrah Office
STACHT WANTFDoF ABOUT SIX Tons; STATE
lowest cash price, TONNAGE condition and where to be
seess. Address W. IL. Delany Newport, r.,
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A SITUATION WANTFD-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
IN chant@tmaid and lynin would be Wiling
take children Post OF city reference. Cal, ut 6S7
Hudson Wv. for iva dg.ys.
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A SITUATION wANTED-BY A VERY COMPETENT
n gir with soo city reference, an
DIRE wai,rvss Anrly the (ee empoyers) office
ID East ilih -, between Sd and 4th aves
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HELP wANTED-MALEs.

A GENTS wANTED--MALE AND FEMALE, TO SELL
n the Union Prgc Gift Package which contains rs vaua
bile recipes Union Envelopes and Stationery in cnlors,
splendid likeness 6xl0) Of General George b. Mcclellan the
Napoleon of the present and gilt oi superb jewelry
Agents making from % $40 per day. Send stamp
for our mammoth circular.
RICHARDS Co, l02 Nassau street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
San Francisco News---Arrival from fhe
NOrth--New Gold Discoveries.
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 9TH.

SAN FEANCGsCo, Feb. 9th.
The firm of Talfe, McCahill & Co, dry
goods importers, have failed for a large a
mount Attachments have already been
issued amounting to nearly S300,0 600. Also,
to-day, $. II, Bohn q Co. were attached for
nearly 100000.
Last night fire broke out in Forbes ware
house Green street. destroying the building,
and doing other damage. Loss, $4,000.
The steamer Oregon arrived here this
morning from Victoria with dates from that
point to the 9th January, and from Portland
to February 2l
The Fort grounds of the Hudson Bay Co.
have been sold at Victoria for $l2l 1928.
Seven vessels have been lost on the coast
Of Vancouver Island during recent gales
1t is reported that extensive diggiugs have
been discovered on a large creek which
empies into Fraser River, about 800 miles
above Fort Alexander Some large nuggets
Of gold were found
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
BRIGGS, GIFT CONCERT.

Owing to a scarcity in "money matters" we did not
sell many tickets in our Gfst Concert as we autic-
pated; notwithstanding the drawing came on to the
general satisfaction Of the ticket holders Many
have expressed desire to have chance to draw the
Old Orchard, In order to crafty their wishes, we
VIII aen tickets for second Concert, in which
the OIL Orchard will De the first prize as seen in our
schedule Numbers from lo},15i to 3o7,5oO viii be
placed IN the wheel, from which the 40 prize num-
bers viii be drawn; the Old Orchard being the first
prize the Vineyard the Second prize, SC. &c. as seen
by referring 10 our schedule.
We will take good care the orchards until the
lucky ones take possession
@. G. BRIGGS.
Marysylc, January 81, 1861.
ftb2-tr
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
Reported Movement of the Cotton
States.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald writing January Sth, SAYS:
Georgia has inaugurated important meas
ures in regard to her financial and CONNER
eial arrangements with Europe She sends
abroad at once one of her most DISTINGUISHED
citizens, charged with an important mission.
The Commissioner will have under his au-
thority the question of the recognition bv
foreign powers of the seeding States as Gov.
ernments de tact0. He viii also be charged
with the duty of negotiating basis Of cred
it and exchange, by which the cotton crop
can be hypothecated in Europe, and moved
for ont account But the most important
duty Of the Commissioner will be in regard
to the question of revenue. If the Govern
ment shall make arrangements to collect the
revenue oil Southern seapors, it is arranged
that the cotton States will pronounce for
free trade aud direct taxation. They will
proceed to raise the revenue for the South by
direct taxation, giving notice to foreign Gov~
ernments that Southern ports are open TO the
importation of their merchandise free Of du-
ty, and that the imposition of duties 10y the
United States Government is unlawful and
unauthorized. The question would. there
fore, become a foreign one and England and
France will be left to decide between a
Northern alliance and free trade with the
South.
The Commissioner from Georgia will be
strengthened by the concurrent recognition
OF the other cotton States This important
mission will devolye IA policy which may be
so directed as to avoid any conflict between
the Government and seeding States in the
matter Of collecting the revenue. 1t seems
to be the policy of the commercial party at
the South to prevent, if possible, any conflict
with the Federal authorities. Free trade
and direct taxation will be adopted hv the
seeding States the moment the Government
takes steps to collect the revenue on the high
seas by blockading Southern ports. This
policy, which originates with G. g. Ravlor.
the representative man of the cotton inter-
est, Will have an important bearing upon
our foreign and domestic relations 1t will
throw uIon England France, and other for
elgn powers the onus of resisting the impo-
sitlon Of duties upon imponations into the
ports of seeding States. The recognition of
such States as Governments de tacto being
thus supported 10y the self-interest of Eu o.
pean nations adds greatly to the chances Of
the South abroad.
am not at liberty to disclose the name of
the Commissioner appointed by Georgia
lie Is, however, a citizen of that state, Il man
OF distinction, OF national reputation aud
weil-known in New York. lie will arrive
here in few days, and possibly the foreign
Ministers will be sounded as to their views
In any case, the Georgia Commissioner pro-
ceeds direct to Europe, backed 10y the cotton
power.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
CALIFORNIA LEGIsLATURE.

SACRAMENTO, February 5.
SENATE.-Mr Harvey introduced reaolu-
lion to provide for a railroad survey over
Sierra Nevada. Referred.
Debate on Union resolutions was resumed.
Nh. Merritt addressed the Senate at length.
AssEMnLY.-Mr. Conness introduced an act
amendatory of and supplementary to an act
to provide for the location and sale of the
100000 acres of land donated to the State for
school purposes, and also of the u sections
for the use of a seminary of learning, and all
acts amendotory thereof Referred and or
dered printed.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
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TERRIBLE CoLLEW EXpLosIoN-The dead, ,
rs foras discovered, BY the explosion in the
coal mine at Rsco England, on the first of
December, number l46 fifty of whom We're
married, leaving 10 orphans. In this mine,
within the past fifteen years, there have been
three other explosions, resulting in the loss
of Sc lives. The vein is 80 yards deep with
three miles Of workings. The actual eXplo-
sion in this and other mines, especially deep
ones. is supposed to kill comparatively few !;
the really fatal clement heing the after damp
which Immediately follows. Suiiocation 10y
this gas is describedas being rather an agree
able sensation. The men who perish by IL
are often found lying down in comfortable
attitudes, with hands folded and smiling fa
ces, as though they had gone off in pleas
ant dream
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

The establishment Of a Cotton Republic out
OF the States Of South Carolina, Georgia.
Florida, Alabama, Misais ippi, and Louisana.
would be but weak protest for forming c
Pacific Republic, and if those States should
wheel back into the Union, as they probably
will, there will be pretext at all The ID, a
of a Pacific Republic just at this moment, Is
too preposierous to he seriously discussed, for
it is one that the publ. sentiment of Califor-
Lila would crush as an empty eggshell would
be crushed in the fist of a giant.-Necada
IraHScript
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. CHARLES LINDLEY, Judge.
TrEspAY. Fehrnarv Ath.

TUESDAY, February 4th.
a. Ellison VS.. T. X. L0lton.-New trial granted
People VS.. All Man.-Argued and submitted.
Mayor and Common Council VS.. NJ. Klocken
baum,-Court below ordered TO send up balance
ofpapers and statement Of evidence by Monday
next.
james Gray VS.. J. L. Burroughs-Setf for Mon
day February llth.
People VS.. Al White. Judgment affirmed anC
appeal dismissed with costs.
People vs.. Frank Judgment vacated and new
trial ordered
e. Bradbury VS.. Plum & Ferguson by
court and submitted.
Adjourned TIL 10 A. NJ. tomorrow,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

DIAMOND MAKNG.-We understand that
Dr. Underwood, nil dcsperaad.m, will soon
be ready for another experiment with his
diamond making machine. The cost of the
repairs can be better estimated when the
public is informed that the aggregate weight
Of this machinery viii be about fifteen thous-
and pounds These castings will be made at
she Sacramento Iron Works on ] street The
Doctor feels as sanguiue as ever of success.
and we are certain of one flct-no new
science was ever developed without great in
dividaal eifortand sacrifice by the individual
oxperlmenter, and in spite Of that potent
power, public opinion. "-Sac Nem.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

A THRIyING BUSINESS. A Red Bluff CORES =
pondent of the Union shows that on the 29ih
of December, 1860, the County Judge of Tc-
hama ndentured or bound TO +. }. Titus and
'. +. Geiger, late Indian Agents at the Nome
Laekee Reservation, tihy-two Indians, rang
ing from twelve to twenty years of age, until
they reach, some the age Of twenty five and
others thirty years; and that, on the same
day, the same Judge bound to V, L Geiger
eleven Indians, ranging from eight to twenty
five years ofage, until they reach, some tie
age Of twenty-five and others thirty live
years and that, on the same day. the same
Judge bound to j. w. Titus nine Indians,
ranging from four 70 eighteen years of age,
until they reach the age some Of twenty y-fve
and others Of thirty years.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
THE CELEBRATED
~ - n 81 uarrsTs= Tr1-fsgs 81 - q7-s
sASl1 ssise ~ dssNd Is =. y ~ &@Ass1g
The Greatest Linimentin use!

a CERTAIN cure for Elumatsm. soreness and
IA swelling OF the breast, pain and weakness in the
back and JOINTS sprains bruises, cramps, numbness,
frozen limbs, bites OF Insects gore swelled neck
paralysis loss of power in thelm9s burns, inlama-
lions, tumors, wounds, sWengs, salt rheum, &c, &c
And eiectually and speedily cures most of the die
eases OF Horses, istula and poll evil in the begin
ming; also swecny, biz head SPAWN, spliut bruises,
gals strains, scratches wound swellings, &C., &c.
e8y" Manufactured only at the Drug Store of ). T.
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 80 and 92 Fl st
street, Marysville Cal. ian16.my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
BOARD OF SuPERYISORS.
February 3.
Present full Board.

February 3.
The hearing Of the application ofSumner Paine
and others for Free Ferry License occupied the
entire day. |. 5. Becher appeared as counsel for
the applicants, and Messls Goodwin, Reardan
and Swezy for Fall, Hanson / Co.. contestants.
Case not decided.
Adjourned ill 10 A. NJ. tomorrow
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
REMEMBER

Ihat Cris tadoros Excelsior ltr Dye is the only hair
dye in America that has the
DIRECT SANCTION
of the highest scientific authority. The most distn-
guished OF oar chemists and analyst second to
none in the world)
DR. Chiffon
has certified over his signature, that this dye con
tains delcicrous ingredient. The official docu-
'neat tmay he seen at No. Astor House.
Is IT WISE TO RISK
unauthentic d dyes when one thus lndorsed and
imweasurably superior to all others in the quality of
the colors it imparts is obanabe. Sold everywhere,
and applied by all Hair Dressers. CRIsrADoRo No.
Astor House, New York. janl6
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
A LETTER from Mississippi says: al

LETTER from Mississippi says. al have
no hesitation in saying that the men cf prop
erty in both Alabama and Mississippi, are
opposed to the secession move
ment IL is got mp and engineered 10y the
politicians and the poor whites, the slave
holders are compelled to fall in with il for
fear of having their property coniseated.-
The largest slave owner in the State was
warned, the other day, that if he gave vent
to his Union sentiment he would be lynched
and his property conGscated." -
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
ANDERSON & DEPEW,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.

No. &c C Street, West side, between Sec
Ond and Third Streets,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the public and their friends that they have To-
Gated at the above place, and in receipt Of
wei selected and choice stock of
Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors,
&C., of the most celebrated brands, which they
now prepared to offer at such prices that cannot fail
to please those who may extend to Them their patron
age.
The following comprises, in part the stock now on
hand:
Hennessey Brandy, vintage Of 1850;
BsquitTrcoche & Co., vintage Of 1851 and 1S5S {;
United Vineyard, Props do;
Cognac, @ Dupont, doi
Arzac, Rochelle do;
Jules Robin do;
London Dock Pale Sherry Winei
Dur Gordon do.
OLD London Dock Port do;
Bordeaux Wine;
California Wine;
Ginger Wine
q. Heidsick Champagne
Louis Lareux Champagne
Dinee, Fills & Co., do;
Imperial Cabinet Bourbon Whskey
Daley's Valley Whiskey;
Leiger Whisky;
Eureka Whisley;
Old Rye Whisky;
Pioneer and Essence of Old Virginia in Flasks
Old Tom Gin;
Holland Gin;
London Dock Gin;
Wister's Gin;
Wolrs Aromatic Gin
Vanthofei's Gin
New England Rum;
Jamaica Rum
Santa Cruz Rum
Pine Apple Rum.
Also a fine assortment Of STOMACH BITTERS o
various brands.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended to
=. =. ANDERSON,
EHEOS. DEPEW.
dec4-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
A correspondent of the Georgia Chrincle

A correspondent of the Georgia Chrinicle
and Sentinel says:
some Of these immediate sccessionists say
tbov loo, unon every man who does not ft-
,or their brenk-up destructive policy as an
enemy to the South, aud that they 60 in for
,utti1e all TO the sword who are not with
tbcm in their ruinous design. What a
tbougbtl How infamous and cowardly the
+hrestl The honest, cool and reliable plant
OR Of the country is our only hope in this
,.risis The time has arrived for the planters
~ wen as our coolest-headed statesmen to
net, control, guide and direct the destiny OF
Georgia,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
G. P. POLLARD,
Wholesale & Retail Druggist

KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE,
Drugs, Medicines Periumery, shaker's Herbs and Ex
tracts, Patent Medicines, Trusses Shoulder Braces
Supporters, En- lsb, French and American Chemicals
Shaving and Toilet Soaps; PAINTS all coors-dry and
ground-in oil an water; OILS Linseed, Boiled and
Raw, Lard Coal, Polar, Solar, Ncatsfoot Tanners,
Olive and Castor. BURNING FLUID, Camphenc spir-
its Turpentine Alcohol. VARNIsHES-C Coach, Car
riage, Copal, Damar, Brown Black Japan; BRUSH
rs; Paint, Varnsh, Whitewash, Cooring, Kalsomne,
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes; SEEDS Garden and
Flower fresh, put up by Comstock, Ferre 4 Co.,
Connecticut.
Dr., Kelley's Fever and Ague
Medicine;
Sir Ashley COoper's Great English REM
edy
(ENT. COFFEE and SARSApARILLA)
Concentrated EXT. sAilIAX, Chemical Food) pre-
eminent in Purifying the Blood. For sale by
CP. POLLARD,
Successor to II. T. Kelly & Co,
Marysylle Drug Store, SO ST., next the Western
House. janZ0
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
DIR. J, II. GRAY,
DR.. L.LASVHGNES. l..

f. Baugher
YUBA CITY.
Judge P. W. Keyser, c. 4. Wilcoxon,
J. LandOn Smith.
All communications addressed to EDWIN A. VIII
IAMS, Secretary Of the Institute sent to 81 Of the
ost 0nce by Express, will receive prompt atten
tion.
J. b. LEAMAN is our authorized Agent, to obtain
subscriptions and receipt for the same. jan29
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

CLoruED IN SILK EVERY DAY-The last
Paris Moniteur publishes the report of NJ.
Gueriu Meneyille, on the result of the intro
dnction into France and Algeria Of the China
silk worm, wlich produces very strong
silky thread, and so cheap that il may be
used for the clothing even Of the laboring
classes The experiment is said to have been
very successful, and the enthusiastic report
er says that the new silk worm will produce,
lin the course of few years, sufficient silk
to furnish the clothing Of the working clhs-
ses of France, TO the exclusion Of cotton fab
rics."
RAILROAD ENrGarRrsE.--A petition has been
presented to the Legislature of Washington
Territory, asking for a charter to construct a
railway from point on the Columbia river
opposite the Dalles TO the Des Chutes.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

HlGuwAY Every day almost we
arc called upon to record some case of high
way robbery. The Transcript informs US
that on last Friday night two miners, Daniel
Guloon and John Dolan, started from Nevada
10 renrn to their claims on Rush Creek
when lust outside Of the grave yard, they
were stopped by two men, armed with revol-
yers and bowie knives and ordered to hand
over their loose change Mr.. Gilloon handed
them $40 so, whilst Dolan, who had purse
continuing 500, managed to drop it on the
ground, unperceiyed by the robbers. They
searched him, and found only one bit. They
then ordered their victims to keep on their
road, threatening to shoot them If they at
tempted to return to town. few hours ai-
forwards, Dolan got lantern, returned to
the SPOT, and found the $65 where he drop
ged them.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

w 1SrORICAL, Poercal, Biographical and Mseel-
A laneous Works at the Marys,,lie Book store,
5. G.. WILLIAMS.