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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-19
Aerada 2elnutrat.

ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY IN FRANCE.-The
following sounds very much like the stories
of the Arabian Nights, but as it comes from
respectable source, we give it for what it
is worth:
1t has been great mystery to English
bankers and to the Directors of the Bank of
England, how the bullion of the Bank of
France could be so greatly iucre Ased with.
in the last three years, while the institution
has been constantly sending gold TO Eng
land, to Germany, and to America. Not
long since the Bank of France drew some
Is, 900, ,000C in silver from the Bank of Eng
land, which it paid for in gold bars with the
French mint stamp on them. AT its last
report it showed a balance of III 000. .000f
10 gold, while the amount one year ago was
under $4,000, ,000f-nearly one-third in
crease. 1t is whispered that this abundance
10 gold is the result of q scientific discov-
cry, which the Emperor Napoleon has se-
cured the monopoly of. Gold is at the pre-.
sent moment manufactured at Paris in
secret manner. The principal articles used
are not lead and arsenic, aud though it is
not known how extensively the precious
metal is produced, yet several hundred
weight of the material are taken to GER
tain place on the first of each month. Ev.
erything is conducted with the utmost Sc
cresy. None of the wOrkmen are allowed
to leave, and nothing definite can be known;
cut the fact that gold is produced is beyond
peradventure. How long Napoleon III.
will be able to keep this wonderful secret
remains to be SEEM Bankers Reporter.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-19

A RELIC FOUND IN THE SEA.-A cores
pondent of the London Times writes from
Scarborough, England
A highly interesting relic Of by gone days
was recently fshed up 10 the traTling net Of
the smack Vigilant, of Hull, near the Good"
win sand. 1t consists of large Roman
vase ofremarkably strong earthenware, two
feet six inches in height. and five feet nine
inches in circumference, having two handles
and round bottom it has evidently been
intended when used to be slung When first
brought up it presented an extraordinary
spectacle, being completely covered with
sea weed, oyster and mussel shells, together
with deep and very beautiful coating Of
coralnes. Unlike the vase fisbed up by the
fisherman in the Arabian Nights, it was not
corked or sealed with the seal Of Solomon,
nor yet did any genii emerge from it but
may it not from its capacity, holding six
teen gallons, and the place where il was
found, have been used to hold supply of
water for one of the galleys of the Roman
squadron before the birth of Christ
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-19

A RICH WIDOw.-All our readers will re.
member the death Of Jackson, who killed
Ellsworth of the New York Zouaves for
hauling down the Confederate flag from his
hotel in Alexandria, Va. By late Southern
papers it appears that the people have been
very liberal to Jackson's widow. The
amount raised for her at least 100000
In Charleston persons were deputed to so.
licit aid from the banks, stores, public of.
fees. and private houses and on their
National Fast Day." subscriptions were
taken up in all the churches for the benefit
of the jackson Fund" The aggregate
sum collected in Charleston alone was $40,
000
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-19

RUSSELL AND THE IRIsH.- Ben. Perley
Poore writes to the Boston Journal from
Washington as follows:
DR.. Russell has evidently become DISCUS
ted with the good people of the United
States, who will express their disapproba-
ton Of his sweeping style of Crimean criti.
cism, and he no longer exhibits himself on
the avenues. The corps of correspondents,
with few exceptions, have never paid
homage TO the portly Mlesisn representa-
tive of "The Tbunderer," aud they have
been somewhat disgusted to find him passed
and re.passed through the camps-dined
and wined-whle it is with difficulty that
they can go within rfled cannon shot of
the lines.
The men Of the Irish regiments are said
to be very much ncensed against their
cOuntryman, who has so Thoroughly indenti.
fed himself with the English dynasty now
ruling the Emerald Isle. aud they threaten
to toss him in a blanket should he come
near their camps. Brave fellows are these
Irishmen, throwing up intrenchments. fore.
most on picket duty, devout at mass, and
wearing the green of their fatherland tho
they swear by the red, white and blue of
their adopted home.
'They will rear that banner high
As the stars in the sky,
And their enemies shall fly
Says the Shan Van Vocht."
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-19

OVER THE FALLs.-There is a superstition
among the Indian tribes of the lake region
that the spirit who presides over Niagara
exacts the annual sacrifice Of @ human.
And the fearful underwriting regularity
with which that fate befalls some unfortu-
nate being lie we'll calculated to foster the
belief in minds superstitiously inclined.
William Duncan, while crossing from the
American TO the Canadian shore. on the
l4th Of October, lost control Of bis boat.
aud was swept over the Falls.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-19

"DoN'T GIVE UP THE SHTP."-Over the
grave of Lawrence, in the Trinity church.
yard, New York, is flying the American flag
Inscribed with his dying iljunctiou-"DOn't
give up the ship"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

Notice is hereby giver, to all persons owing dee
linquent taxes that the Delinquent Tax List Of
Marshall County is now in my hands for collection,
and by the law now in force I am compelled TO
collectin every place where there can be property
found out Of which the taxes can be made, (and
there is nothing exempt from execution in ordi-
nary debts,) and where persons own both real and
personal property it is my duty to exhaust the per-
sonal property before selling the real estate.
In order to give persons owing delinquent taxes
all the time that | can consistently for them to
pay the same, without making costs, will not
Commence calling them until the first Of August
neat. which viii subject them to additional costs
that can be saved by calling at my Office and
paying up before being called upon.
p NATHAN III. OGLESBEE,
may3olml Treasurer Marshall County.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

- EnsoSAL- Monday night last we hall
The pleasure. for the first time in two years,
of shaking han.is with our friend JAS. q
-Berry. who has recently located himself al
Knox. IN the adjoining county Of Starke,
.and is now engaged in the publication Of
the Sarke County Press. Notwitllstand-
sss that he IS foeated.' as IL were. in the
woods. where he has not the consenienees
furnished 6y daily mails. railrerls. yele.
he seemed to be in the best possible humor
With himsclfasgvell as everybody dssand
looked as thongs he vas enjoying fife. and
hai any quantity Of peace. happiness and
prosperity isitsyis aHe fprnture use-
Berry is an able writer. and If the future
can be ipdsed by the past. he vii give the
P9pe sft Ssarke County paper well
Worthy Of their patronage. and one which
they may justly be proud of. We hope
to see him sustaine,iin his newly chosen
field of labor. and liberal hand extended
10 bim by tke,eifizcns ofStarkel< I.I9
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

kFoURTH OFJULY CELEBRATION.
90 Friday evening. June l4th. 1851.
persuant to notice published. the eitizens
ofCcnfer Township met at the Court
Honse for the purpose of making arrang-
ncnts to celebrate the Fonrth OF JUDY,
1851 = z7e4 ittt
The House being called to aorsler by
Judge Fuller. on his motion c. IT, REEVE
Was called to the Chair. and Is. S. LEWIS
~As chosen Secretary. I 6 q "a -
On On motiqp Of Judge sFqass itYas re-
seized that We celebrate the Fourth of
July. 1861, being the ssth birth day of
our National Independence. IS citizens Of
a common Country. ~
Thereupop. on mesios. zths Chair ap-
rct~ted the following Committee to pro-
cnre Speaker and Reader eftAe day. viz;
AmasaIJoisssoa. 'fhos X . lleugi,ton. j.
q. Osborne. c.. s. Cleayelani and L. Mat.
t;c<~1r s-< - a...--a1 iss - = fs'd -
On montirp the Chair appointed the
following Coshmittec on arrangements.
consisting Of FIVE persons from Center,
and one from each Of the other Townships:
Center Tp.. w. w. Hill. JAS. Van Val.
!keab.rs. Gideon .Blain. H. g. Thayer and
d. o. Quivey; Ua;on. d. Q. Larue, Val
nat. NJ. S. Smith; 7sppeunoe. N. b. al
lemsn; Bourbon, G., H. Thaycr. German.
john, Soiz: NSetL d. W,,Fssssrs; Pozt.
John G, Cushman, West, Daniel Barber,
jr.;. Gren. g. P Cherry. 1855
SOn' motion. the Committee Of arrange
nsnts was $. empowered to Gil any vacancy
that might OCCUR in sail eommiftee. Sc =
On nation Cant n " d u. A. a
ID. O. oa;yey' we're ,ea.es, =, ! =.
SIsrxh.l .c Of AZ ~ am, =, $500, .,:s.f.sa
,siss.n. I..sl.a.s & nseo..., :, 8 -,
cosa:n;stssss On ;. ~, .n,nro;oxea nv
shs Chs;s:sA. Fsalor..nrs A q Bortton. !
and Ioha G. home. g., -. e. ?: sz &C.,
us.Ihsxssss. Il ..I.sass Fol,.s i: Va. -, Re-.
.sozsSa marc. Il. Reeve. Jos. leonard
aud D. NcHIensld bo APPOINTED J. roa,L-
matsse 61-sfdsie ''''a s s :; 2 ::
.<Sz.flzusx.s -. - .,.atS - -
Som@!Rse.on hnance esnfer. Up Q.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Election Naffcc.

The members of Plymouth Lodge No l49
r. & AM, are requested 10 meet at their Lodc,
Halt in Ply mouih. on FRIDAY evening, June 2Ist
at 1t O'Clock. p. NJ, A. L. 5s6l, for the purpos,
OF elecfiDg officers for the ensuing Masonic. year
By order of as sW 3ae4 coz III r.
J.Gs OSBORNE, WIN.
Attest, S. r. EDwARss. Sec'y.Hessl f39t9l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

The whole rebel force. except the rear
guapl at Manassas Junction. are said to be
retreating to Richmond. Every point on
the Potomac. from, Williams port to, Ac.
qnia Creek. is now guarded by FEDERAL
troops. .lip 4aasI -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

~Wc were visife with a slight show
cr yesterday afternoon. which did listle
gooi.F A cepious shower is much needed
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

N Keep cool this hot weather If pos.
sible. II you find you cannot. go to Hills
and try some Of his Ice Cream. and ise-
cool Lemonade, and see whether that will
help matters along any.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
Special Notices.

NkroLEoS. Henry Co., o., July 7, 1858.
DIR Z. w. Robaok:--For the benefit Of suffering
humanity, permit US to announce, through the col
umns Of your Circular, the surprising properties Of
your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,
which is q sure cure for Indigestion and Liver
Complains. Wchave several persons in tawn, who
have been suffering with Liver Complaint and In
digestion, and Notwithstanding that VIC have as good
physicians as can be found in Northern Ohio yet
the disease baifled their skill. Consequently we
were in a state of dependency. until We CON-
menced using your Pills. through and by the advice
of your friend. Mr.. Brennan. We used the medi
cine according TO directions, and are now fur OF
life and hilarty, and our gratitude is equal to our
improvements in health and spirits. When we take
into consideration what VIC have been. and what we
are at present, we feel like charging ourselves of
the s,n Of ingrttudc if we do not try to announce
to the public the great benefits of your Medicine
Therefore, We recommend to the public at large,
the expediency Of having recourse to your medicine,
ard consequently, asin duty bound, discharge what
wefeel to be our dnty, in advising persons who are
suffering A. W have suffered, to make use Of the
only true md sure cure for the diseases already
me1eoned. Mas. -Gssis,
Miss HEAroS,
G. G.. SfESMAN.
II see 2adEyertisemcnt's . IN -i%qlN
AsTne r.I. rsr is am from a ittcr written y
the Rev. j. s. Holme, pastor the Perpcn street Baptist
Church, brooklyn, N ". tofhe Jo",rf asd sss-sger.
Cincinnati o., and speaks volumes in favor ofat world
reuowed medeinc Mrs wiSsLow's SOOTHING syrtr ron
CsurbR n TKErarSc; ~ - ~ = = =.
I'VE see an advertisement in your columns Of Mrs.
tiHsiocs SooftSF fgts Now We nevyr said wof,l in
hvor OF patent medicine before in life, hut feel
compelled to 20 your readers that this is hnmbue
ne hire hid Heasd ksosr 10 be an ehas 10 be- il l.
probably one Of tem successful nlecihcs af the day
because Il Is the best And those Of Your readers who
babies sant 20 betterthssiay in asurply7S- lplQyl
E PLrsoprH MARBLE WoRxs---GKEAr IsDUcEsrSr
As we design moving to Chicago soon. and wish
ingto dispose ofour present stock OF marble. we
will sell all kinds of Monumental and Head Stone
work at very small advance cost of material
and fhislihg. Pieasecall aud examioe. as the op-
portunity will not long be offered. - 49,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

President Sims Of Valparaiso has
accepted ahe invitssioh al iiie Committee
to.deliver an 0ratisa at this place on she
Eth Of Joly ensuing. 80 -. ~ -. =,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

WM Mrs c.. Z. Pomeroy will accept
evr ti,aukszfor the Goo>eberries she sent
-. -. 49, -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

=. Ito MA R1SI ED
On the bthihst., by Rev. Austin Enller.
Mr.. Asa MoRnrs to Mss ELIZA II. Riley.
all of this countys,g aslssasV .saS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

GEccEEnEs.--A large stock of Family
Groccsiss have been recently received by
Nussbaum & Davidson, Grocery. 5 mcr-
chants. east side Micbigan'street, ia which
theyidesife'th the attention of "all the world
anil balance Of mankind" to he direct
ed.-s Thss they selieheap- ample evidence
is given by the hrSe amoants ofAbusiness
,lone bv tbem % ? 8 - g ,bais Ia
~ ~ 4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

s. Tar P,ckc.-rbe Sunday School &c
mic we noticed last week. comes off to-day
at the Seminary grove. Young America
viii no doabt be numerously and ably
represented. if the weather is favorsblex as
is generally the case on. such occasions.
IArRovEaESTs.--We notice that consid-
ablelihprovemeuts have been made on
the. streets in various parts ofthe town
within shs past ten aafs. | Marshall dase
is putting things through in good style. and
will no doubt DO good work towards i'm
proving the condition ofour streets.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
&eFlesTEo sisiAFeyaN8 s1sR -

~ u a. EkttA-Ltlt 81. 81 tt.t
On and after the first day Of July next
we shall erase from our books the names
of all Subscribers to the REfrBLicsS who
are in arrears Cor two years and over. and
rs soon thereafter as possible place
their accounts IN the hand Of officers Tor
collection. Those who pay up before that
time viii be charged only 81 so per year.
otherwise. our published prices viii be
adhered to. We hope all of eur. .subscrii-
Aerssin arrears viii come forward prompt
ly in this. our hour OF need. and spare us
thespain Of enforcing collection Of their
sses iiq y -esiszs siaiN 49, q rss
S~~N''n - -f.-.r a. sefs ~ ,gIttf-s . Il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

6IqARDIAN'S Sk&EaR .RBAk
NJ fsIATE iS9ticsis tsfsy giYs9 that N pq.qfe9
g s..:s. ss Comm q s A. @ e. i 4s. q s1 a.
- or .ass taspnhs3f stfslzz t&dez Dry in
bsism s r. E,'s, ,'. ss, s, g
fourth part sf hall q tae srth 81
ssose &c e. xs{3e e
Is,ms q -one-third Ass ene thE4 n SIX ma.
RIB g. 4saie. the pureIliet
ms notes h1r the d<xnt -~ikh Approved
iss ;:sss J ~ = : = b
.Nef = ~ 20 <1ol1 I1Tfrt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

FrsrIyA,'t. The ladies Of the Episcopal
Church gave ass.Strawberry supper on
Monday evening Of this week. the proceeds
of which. are to belused for the benefit of
the Church. Being absent at the time we
could not attend, bat. we hear that every
thing passed off smoothly. and that all
were veil pleased With the entertainment.
The receipts amounted to about $40, we
understand. 400 : 0rlHs8i1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

OF the Receipts and Expenditures of Marshall
County. for the year ending May 81, 1851:
RECEIPTS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20
FEobRrH OFJULY CELEBRATION.
On FRIDAY evening. june 18th. 1861.

as on Sssurlayz @D~M@D
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

Thereupop. on nssios.zthss Chair ap-
rct~ted the following Committee to pro-
cnre Speaker and Reader Of the day. viz;
A'nasaI.o 'fhos. X lIeuglaon. j.
e. Osborne. G.. $. Cleayelani and L. Mat
s;r,vlr s--< s--7- a...--.1 80 is - + f,5 -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-06-20

On mo,iqp Of Judge rFqnsL itwas re-
seized that We celebrate the Fourth OF
July. 1861, being the Saith birth day of
our National Independence. IS citizens Of
a common Country.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06

FnGERTON win address the people Of California mp
on the political issues of the day, at the following
places The several County Committees Will please
make arrangements for the place Of speaking in the
InDnLLi-D- unm.l
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
Notice to Delinquent Tax Payers

NOTICE Is hereby given that in pursuance of an
Act OF the last Legislature, the Tax Collector Of
Huba County has turned over to the Delinquent
Tax Lists for the years 1885, 1889 and 1850. The law
makes II my duty 10 collect the Delinquent Faxes for
said years and authorizes to sue for the same All
real estate in the County. Hater 20 whom assessed,
or whether assessed to unknown owners is bound
der the law and may be sold for the back taxes.
Those owning property in the city Of aarysville or
IN the county OF Yuba upon which the taxes have not
been paid for three years back, they desire TO
heavy costs will call at my Office Supervisors Tooml
Court House before the SIXTH OF AUGUST next,
aud settle p, L. HATCH,
mly242g District Attorney.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
-r.y AND WEEKL z =
nv A. S. RANDALL & co.
,xr.LL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, j. F. WHITAKER
q. l.. CRACKBoN, W. booL"NhN'
:. .arner afaide,. Lane and Second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY:
ruE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

=. ,,Mished every Saturday norLirg, and contains :
6Irnit eight columns Of reading matter. 1he ann OF
wv mi fishers will be to make 1t good paper ana
sutsble rerin fort riendsin the Atlantcstates'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
40 R = ALE .

- ~ THgLOT (ioxi6o) on the southwest corner
NJ rs o. aud sixth streets, with the Brick Dwell
E.sA. lug thereon.
s-2fa ATVly on the premises. j.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
NO. 49,.
The New Union Democratic State Cen.
tral COmmittce.

The following is n list Of the Democratic
state Central Committee for the ensuing
year:
Los Angeles EzriaI Drown.
Alameda r. :. Farley.
Amador-t G Brown.
Butte and Pinmas N. u. Pluu
Fl porado-John Hume.
Cahveras iliiam Higbv.
Iehama and Colusa-- Charles f. Fisher
Contra Costa and Marin-Trmothy Mahon.
Fresno and Tuare--W illiam c. Morris
Klamath, Hum boldt and Del Norte--J T. RYAN
Marposa, Merced snd Stansaus--A Deerinp
Mendocino, Napa and Lake Edward MeGary.
Monterey and Santa CRUZ. NJ. O'Neil
Tuoamne and MonoL. Qunt.
Nevada. r. Byrnc
PIAccr-L. i. Arnold.
Sacumento-J. w Cofrroth
San Bernardino and San Diego-P. r. Hunt.
san Matco and San Francisco james Bvrne
san Luis Obispo 4 Santa Barbara-C. R. V. Lee
San Juaqnin- " illiam H. Lyons.
Solano and lolo--J G. Davis.
Souoma-J. B. Southland.
Suffer and Nuba Phillip Drescher.
Santa Clara--N. b. Edwards
Shasta and Trinity John B. Knox
SierR- w. !. Forbes.
Siskiyou-L. n Ketchum.
Additional from San Francisco-J. p. Hoge, u.
}. Cotton, i. Haskell, j. j. Shatiyr, 7. Donahue,
. Hyman.
From luba-Charles T. DcIong.
From Souoma l.. u. Iatimer.
From Nevedt- s. II. Chase
From FL Dorado--J. J. Green and f. Willow.
From Sacrameut0-A. Redugton, Frank Dem
yer, W. B. Hunt and p. II. Mulford.
From san Joaquin Henry Higgins.
From Stanislaus-Mner Walden
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
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A CERTAIN cure for rheumatism, soreness and
~ swelling of the breast pain and weakness IN the
back and Joints, sprans, bruises, cramps numbness,
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paralysis loss Of power in the limbs burns niama-
lions tu,nurs wounds, swellings, salt rheum &C, &c
And egeetualy and speedily cures most OF the die-
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c5Yy- Manufactured only at the Drug Store Of : T.
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 30 and 99 Fist
atree, Warvsvine Cal. janl6-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
Special 0Otirrz.

ssG' The following letter, which emphahcaly speaks
for itself was written By the Dean OF the Faculty of
the Philadelphia College of Medicine--to the editors
of The Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, San Fra
cisco, for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, Janua~v 1Tth, 1859
To the elitors Of the Pacac Medical journal
Gle in the December number of your Journal In regard
To- the nd eud,m degree granted by the Philadelphia
College Of Medicine to DR.. L. J. C1apkay. When the
application for the degree made to the Faculty, it
accompauicl by aiGdavts and testimonials to the
effect that Dr. Czapkay was a regular graduate M D.
OF the University of Pesh, had served q surgeon ia
tine Hungarian army and was n regular practitioner
Of medicine. On the strength of these the degree
was granted. The al cundem degree, It's name i'm
plies, Is conferred on graduates only, and gives US
cion OF rregularity the application would have been
refused By inserting this IN your journal you VIII
do act of justice to the College, and confer favor
on Yours, verS respectfully, H. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
DIR L. J. CZApKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Office,
san Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks no remuneration unless he effects a
Oh.cchours from9 a. NJ. to9 Pm.
CE1TtTEFECAEE.-I,t the undersigned, doy-
eruor OF hungary, do testify hereby, that DR.. H. J.
'Eapkay h1, served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, Chef Surgeon, In the Hungarian army,
with faithful perse Whereof have given to
Nun this cetdCata, and recommend him to the sympa-
thy, attention and protection Of all those who
pahic of apprecatug patriotic self-sacrfce, aud
deserved misfortune. BOSSUTH LAJOS,
GoycrI1r Of Hungary.
WASHINGTON CITY, Ian Gth, 1852. my17
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
Q2jln 3latlonal 0rmVtyat
The Union Democratic Electors OF the

The Union Democratic Electors OF the
Third Supervisor District IN the County OF \ uba
will meet in the several precincts at the places
where the Polls were held at the last genera
election, on Tuesday, August 15th at = O'Clock
p NJ and elect delegates to the District Conyen-
ton to be held at the house Of William Edger,
Oregon llll, on Saturday the l7th day of August
next.
The 6.!oying is tie representation 70 whica
the respective precincts are entitled in sad dis
frip
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
Hon. John COnness and Hon. Henry

Poous OF ur UNtoS DEMocRATlC STATE CEN- !
rRAL UaNNilJrE, Nos. % - COURT BLOCK,
SAN EEANrI.nN. IulN y. 1901
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-06
I. MONROE ............... Proprietor.
RESTAURANT-HOTEL DU EORD.
Corner OF Second and High Streets,
MARYSVnLLE.

TEfiE patrons Of the Restaurant Hotel Du Norl will
please take notice that it viii be closed until the
4h of August next for the purpose OF repairs, and
general rehtting throughout.
On the 4th Of August 1851, said Restaurant will be
rc-opened in style uucXc.led by any GA the Pacific
coast Every luxury of the season will be furnished
TO guests.
The Wines and Cigars viii bc selected with the
greatest possible and Of the very fin. st quality
J. SAJOUS,
jy2G Proprietor.