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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

We give in another column an interesting
letter from Camp King. The letter, it will
be discovered from its style, is not written by
a soldier-and we suppose VIC may state, with.
out being guilty of breach of confidence, that
it comes from a lady. The suggestions made
in reference 10 the wants of our troops in that
camp. (ntended to apply especially to the mem
bcrs Of Capt McElroy's Company are dc
serving of attention, and We trust viii not pass
UNDECIDED. Too much cannot be done by our
people to show their appreciation of the self
sacrificing patriotism of the gallant young
men who have gone forth TO fight the battles
of the country.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

INsCRANcE.-We call attcntion TO the ad-
vertiSmcnt of the odd Hartford Fire Insur-
ancc Company" 1t has been doing an active
and extensive business for more than half a
century-its resources are almost unlimited
its credit urGoubtcd and impcachable-and
its terms OF insurance as liberal as those Of any
reliable and solvent Company in the country.
This is the season of the year when losses by
Gre are especially liable 10 occur, and no pru-
dent man should suffer his property TO remain
a single day uninsured. MIR. EA1ox. the Agent,
holds himself in readiness to issue policies
promptly aid on satisfactory terms.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

% The Ladies of St. Paul NJ. E.
Church, viii hold their aid Society, on
the evening of Thanksgiving day, in the
old College building. west Of the chureh
They expect a pleasant entertainment
and good time, and will be pleased to
see their personal friends, andthe friends
Of the church, TO unite with them In tn e
rich festivities of the evening. The pro-
ceeds of the occasion will be appropria-
ted to preparing their church to be ligh :
ted up with gass..-Admission 10 cents
at the door.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

Notwithstanding the very large number Of
men that Delaware county already has in the
field aud in camp, recruiting is still going on
with spirit and success. Lieut.. Buxten's
Company (nearly fulD has just left for camp.
Lieut.. Van Dcnan has, we should judge from
their appearance on the street, ahout sixty
men sworn in. Lieut.. Radclilf, Of the Regular
Army, has about forty men recruited for the
18th Infantry. While Messrs. Purdy, Wilson,
Willis, T'ailey and Warner all report encour-
aging progress. Mr.. Reig We understand is
raising German Company in Marion county
for the SD Regiment.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Mrs win.low VS.. Crying Children.

Are you disturbed at night and broken ot
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth.
If 50 20 at once and get bottle of Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve the pony
little sufferer immediately depend upon it;
there is no mistake about it. There is not a
mother earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest TO the mother and relief
and health to the child, epsntinG like magic
1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of
one of the oldest and best female physician and
nurses in the United States Price % cents
Office l3 Cedrr street, New. York. Sold every
where. u.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Sprfial 4ntifcs.
B~ Twenty-Five Years Ago.

Sr. c. c. BRIsroI distinguished Chemist and Drug
gist the city Buffalo, y. Y. and
tured a compound known BristoIS BdlSGm Of Hoar.
hound, which perfect for CoUGus COLDS, or
any BRONCHIAL DIFFICULTIES arising from damp
cold, sudden change OF the weather.
Every person who has ever taken BnIsroL's BALsA9I
HoARnoUSD, pronounces il the best article eycr R
vented and justly celebrated las ID become that
the market is already ull of imit4tions oodntorfts
and most dangerous cumpgpds under the Ee Of BAL
OF Hoarhound. Therefore, always be careful to
call for Brstos BLsaul, and sec that his WRITTEN sig.
nature is CT the outside label Of the bottle.
MARk.-This invaluable Medicine has been some
tv.a' years before the public, and without any
et -e pIrt Of the proprietor, It's sale has become
s,t.. s.A-st.-~ .E- - 1r1 Increasing. The low price
- ..s1 M. X lz.s IS se. Is -lY1. al4b.es ALL q
=.-.t- 4e =: is as -.as .a-t.l-z.
G. CT JouN. II lsAL1 A, =
soe--satssiaesr, TO na-a al u sAou.a DC A.
dressed.
For sale by all respectable Druggists. oct1o1y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
she,iF 6 Master Commissioners sals

Oliver Curtis DY virtue of dccTctal order
vs. d OF sale TO n.e directed 10y
james CockercII. the Court of Common Pleas n
Delaware GlVnty OHIO, | shall Oler for sale at III,
door of the Court room. in Delaware, on
Wednesday, 27th day of November, 1861,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock IN and O'Clock M
the following described real estate tOwit: Situated
in Delaware county and Ohio, and being part
Lot No. nine NcirllandE X Adams subdivision at
the north quarter of section 2, township 3. rang
6 CMite states Military IAn, and further described
follows Beginning the south west corner Of said
lot and runRing north degrees 30 minutes cast 2nS
pf les; thence south 50 degrees 50 minutes east ~
- 100 poles; thence south degrees so minutes wesl
40 4pI ~ poles: thence south 50 degrees 80 min itrs
L poles thence south dRGrrrg 80 minutes west
20 poles; thence north ~ degrees so minutes
T2ln0 poles the place of begHning-contai III
ing 90 4 ilbO acres Appraised at $50 per Icrc.
h. q. WATERS, sheriff,
and Epccial Master C1llMssiuncr
Oct. IS, 6f. (sIGD
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Proclamatitn

RREN and BOYS OF THIS AND ADJOINING CorxuEs
Iu AHhnuEh thousands upon thousands nt patriotic
have left their homUs in defense OF their country
still great many lett. whom 1t viii ht
good to learn that though tho cold and frosty dag
uf Autumn and Winter CImisg upon them, toy can
supplied with tho nccrssary personalities in tiIe
shape OF READY MADE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GooDS,
SHAWL<, HATS CARS. at Tffres. The reputation
ceiling onGF in this line lower an other house
in town, l IA" cnnpty, borne y fhe unersigneA for
a numbrr Of years, will b. still m"re fully maintained
this The great commercial dtsaEte in the cas-
cities having enabed them to buy ihcir Goods be-
low the original ni them, aud the advantage nl
which they giving their customers BY Offering
them guOLs at fabulous low prices.
Now, therefore, all yr and hoy hc ye big lit
tic, rich poor the GREAT CLOTING ESpnRIrS
Reynolds INK and Jet your giants be big or liz
le they will he LHppy wait you, sell yon nl you
want, and send you on your way lums Tej0icing
No Churge for show ing g5,o
REYNOLDS L FRANK.
Delaware, Oct. SO, 1861
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

To ALL WHoM IT MAY CONCERN They
have just received their Second Mammoth
Stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats
and Caps, Ladies' Furs, Cloaks and Circulars,
&c, &C., at the OLExTAxGY STORE, at Lower
Prices than ever before offered in this mar.
keti
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

VOU will find in the Assortment OF Cook stoves
i the celebrated
=. J.. Stcwcrt's Summer and Winter
Cook Stove; the Royal Oak; the Statesman;
the Combination; Brick Oven Cook Stove,
the Imperial and Elevated Oven Stove, the
oven formed Of iron or fire brick as may le
desired.
The assortment of Parlor aud Heating are Of he
Ost ap proved patterns
Call al sca for yourEen.
Tdrerounl Down Town in Evans Brick hex
Sep o. Ti0MNS EtANS, J3.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

Thursday next is Thanksgiving Day. We
presume there will be services, as usual, in our
churches generally. The congregations of the
William Street and st. Paul's NJ. E. churches
unite and assemble in the last named church
under the pastoral charge of Rev. Mr.. PnIL-
LIPS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
DR. McLean's Universal Pills,
for Liver Complaint, Bilious Heedache, &c.

There has nnvrr bnoH CATH ARTLC cdicinc, oErrc.l
the pahlic that has given such entire satisfaction
MCl.EAN'S UNIVERSAL PILS.
Brng entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent
and br tak- by the tender infant. Vet prompt
ami poWeriu jH rcmOyuR all, ROus srcr, ticns 4, td
Impure frou thN stomach. Iu fact hsy arp the
" pills thTt Sh,uld bn ufCd Ra lariouS districts.
They prHlcr u" GripinR, Scknrss or pam in the Stom
IchOT Bowels though aCtiVe and hing in their
operation, promittg healthy crihns uf the Liver
and EidBrys Who will sHkcT front lil1UsneFs, Head
lchc aud Foul stomach, when cheap remedy Can be
nhtaiHeds Keep them constantly da adn; single dose
taken scasg n.lylreSenf hs'urs 'days, and month";
ot sickness Ask,ar UT, j. VI. MoIRanF Universal Iillk
Take other. Bong coated, they taEteltss Trcr
only -5 per box, aud L. by mail to any
pat uf the Uu!trd States. =. e. "
-, j H. Mclean, Enlo Froprictor,
Cor ler OF Third aud pk'e sas, 1t. Louis, No
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

Lieut.. Buxton's Company, numbering about
ninety men, lrft for Camp Macarthur, at Ur-
bana, on Wednesday. They were escorted to
the cars by Lieut.. Van Dcman,s Company,
which is rapidly filling up, and when completed
will form portion Of the same. Regiment
Goth.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

Mrs. ELIZA FINCH, wife Of Hon. Sherman
Finch, Judge of this Judicial District, died al
St. rpul, Minnesota. on the lIth inst, of can,
ccr on the breast. The deceased was for many
years a resident of Delaware
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
DR.. J. II. McLeans Volcanic Oh Lini-
ment
The Best External in tie World,
for Man or Dcast.

for Man EcaSt.
Thousands of human beings have been saved life OF
drrrrpude and IN sery by the use Of this Invaluable
Inmcnt II will relieve PAIN almost simultaneously
and Il viii cleanse purify aud heal the tOulest StkE
IN an Incredible short tine. MCIKANS NOICANIC ON
LINNENT VIII hove tnP boSl vCeratc cases OF Reun
ntisln, Neuralagia EOr PRralEF, GnniTaCtcd
Muscles stiffness weakness in the Joints, Muscles
I.isamrntS it will never fail Two appcatons will
Sorc Throat. Headache or Erachc, Fer Burns
Scids any pain II is miliii1lo remedy. Keep
ALWAYS on hand, .-a
fIANrFJ.S FARMERS, or any one having charge Of
horses, svil vt money h. using VI, LEANS Nocanic Oh
linutnt It is speedy ana inHlhhle for Calls
Spraips, Chafrs. SwellmGF, LAmencss Swceny, Sores
Wounds Scratches, any external disease. lry and
YOU Will be covered. e..
pE J II MCLEAN Sole Proprietor
Saint Louis, Mo,
NJ, J.. STARR & nRo, Aegnts for uelaware,
JHy Il, lS6l-i.y ius
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

Tax payers in the Eastern townships will
find in our advertising columns notice from
the Treasurer in which they are personally in
terestcd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

IN Delaware ou the 18th inst, Miss ELLEN ADA nEx-
TER; aged Il years
The deceased uni ed with the I'd rcsbyte Church
iE March asa, from thIt time very regular in
her attendance tho Of grace Although dsa5 3
came her while she young ard full of life yet
trust she was not found spared Her dseaSr haing
tho TVphod Fever She much OF the time de1rinUs
but in her lucid moments she seemed 10 put her whole
CHI ist; and she give pleasing evidence that
death would be 10 her great z in. Nay her death be
sanctihed TO all her associates
Will the Chillicothe Fiketon parsrs please copy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

We call the attention of our numerous rca-
ders in the eastern part of the county to Tho
advertisement Of DR.. Carney, who offers at his
Store in Berkshire great bargains in merchan-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
New Watches.

7 an now receiving for the Spring Trade new
i lot o Watches aud Wauld invite InSEeCon oI my
toek by those wanting buy, and not hesitate to say
hat my prices will be found low those of any other
establishment ia the Statsyll demonstrate this by sub
ning few OF the ow prices at which sell Watches
good Silver Lcpine lwarrantedl for 50 90.
good Silver LcIane, hunter Tor $40
Silver Ictacncd Levers, hunter cases, Sl2 to SIS
find Gold Ladies' Watch (warrautcd) Tor $50.
fine Gold Lad es' Watch, gold diu very pretty, S25
A fine Gold nctat he'd Lever. full .wrleI tor $50
Gold Hunter Case, Detached lever, full cwclpd S35.
full assortment of the Amcrlcan WItcilcsn gold and
silver GASES, at how prIceF
good aSEoFtlHCnS Of fine detached levers with silver
caps, eNCchrnt time Keepers.
school teachers supplied with watches favorable
terms Second hand watelcs warranted as low 50.
My Assortment oi watch AID 9th in the Jewel
ry line viii he found ul ami complete wants
thd market shall seem " require. llcase va AT No
Williams Block e. PI.ATT.
ABril Is. 1893
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
P. p. r.
FRIHLx PA

They Ianar Strength they Annihilate PAIN
PARKS ITIhese Delightful PIasters Yield
DA-E1rIv readily to the motion of The bOy
absorb pTespratOn and throw Off ali
pORUS the offensive cOagulated impurities of
the system. They should be used for
I H HI al Chronic Pains, FaintnesS, DvSpcp-
pTASTEps |ia, Colds, Consumption Rheumatisln
-A>0 A44@SA' Female Weakness, etc. They retain
ARE SOLD their active propcnsitiCs when other
I'astrTs useless, and tuhere dyIied
BY ALL pain cGRHot esiSt. Every family slo d
- lh1vC them. One size cloth, three
DF-AithS sizes on leather. Sample sent by mail
Frnv, I 70 On receipt of 25 cents.
n. $, IA mes, Il & Is Park Row
2ls DIMES New YO
Narah % -I-Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22

The following table, furnished by Mr..
RHODES, our obl;ging County Auditor, pos
scsses local interest to the people of the coun.
ty. The statistics are for the year ending
July 1. 1861:
Amount of taxes levied 97,Ol5.91 6
fer war purposes, 4,474,05 0
Valne of personal pro'ty 2,507, ,406. 90 0
- of Manufactures 29.6IO.OO 0
:" Of Moneys, 156,O73,O ,O0
" of Credits, 526,702,0O
No.of new structures 1872
YaIue Of 36.75o. 90 Q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
TABLE OF ANIMALS.
I'ABIE on CROPS.

They have decldedly ihe Cheafei'ras1 veil
as the Prettiest Goods at the Oentangy
Store. saS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
TAXES FOR 1861.
Notice to the Taxpayers of Delaware County

col law
att corcchy dnn
Taxable i O
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
FARE ALwArS As Low A&Ayr OTHER Ror7I
BUY TIC KETs VIA PITTsBURG
Tickets for Sale. at all the Main
Offices.
T II f L G 1T S

T. II f. l Cf II II s
Bv this FrcghtOi all descriptions be forward
eli Philadelphia New York, Boston OF ialti-
more, and from any point the Rap Dads OF Ohio,
Kentucky Intna illinois, Wisconsin iowa Mssopri
JV RdifrOddfireCt
The Penusy Railroad also connects atPiitsburgh
with steamers by which Goods ne forwarded to any
port the Ohio Muskingm, Kentucky Tennessee Cum
bcrand Illinois Mississippi Wisconsin Missouri, Kansas
Arkansas Red Rivers: and at Cleveland, Sandsky
and Chicago with ports the North West
ern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustRC tho transportation
Of their Freight toths Company rely wlhcOnfdcnc,
IN its speedy transit.
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT In any point in the West by
The Pennsyv vana Railroad al ali Times dLus
are chdrged bu other u. Il. Companies.
h5-Be particular to mark packages VIA PENSA X R.
F. j. SNEEDER, Philadelphia,
MAGRAW 4 KOOSS, so, North Street, Baltimore
IEEIII & co. No. ,Astor House or SWIM St. y. Y
IEECII X Co, No. II, State street, F0st' II.
IL. II. HOUSTON, Gen I Freight Ag't, Philadelphia
l.. l.. HOUPT. Gen Ticket Ag't, Philadelphia.
ES1cH LEWIS, Gen'l Supt, Altoona Pa.
- Oily
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Taxes For the Year 1861

Are col rdeA Act ApHad
collie to o
x il etnn ComyT rmo
a } tan fpc chctM davofDe dTinlu
na tncofon efpo The twentieth of
Jun a Hrd dtcssoc
H
charged t xdmIcac ulc O
OF December after the avc
taxes not lepaho The dv Off
t1cqaG N
no have ~lc ld htwcnht ida
I for Iccmmy lagp1Sh Ic
a manner and wit tho ahyof this aNtnh.
Treas ice ii pawn O taxes
Treasure o Delaware County.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
The 8larkFts.
aware MarKe

Corrected weekly by R. Z HIus Sox Wholesale and
Retail Groccrs, No. Williams Block.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
c.. c..

4 nj y dlSSaLlSneu Faces are6Ver seen to Oleave CAV
| IN TITS GALLERY. The beauty, excellence and
haPness Of his work never faiin rendering universal
| Stisiacuony Oc1 5,'60-!t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
pEA44WA
Insurance x, encV.


rue subscriber is agent for the following Companies
No CHARGE FOR POLICIES ~
HOME INSURANCE CO. z
NEW YORK
Cash cap. 81 100000. Assests 81 ass, ,39G,25
This Company makes ditfd o1ds 70 "a stock holders
without nrst providing Lhe awarded prcniuuaa OF
ot@tanding policies aud t:EC9Iiabilitics in addition
to its capital.
! j. NILToN, Secretary. ~
NEW ENG. FIRE AND MARINE ms. Co.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
Cash Capital and Surplus S235,O56,6A.
Nm wATERNAs, President.
GEo. d. JEwETT, Secretary.
pi
HOME INSURANCE CO.
NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT
Cash CaPitdTnnd SHrPlus -rS245, 1861.
Three fOurths Of tho profits tho busneps are div-
ded annually to tho policy holders without thur Incur
ring any liability. -,
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE c0ts,, rF"
NEW YORK y. 49,. 81
Capital 81 900 600.
Business promptly attended to. Losses fairly ADJUST
GEO. w. Hall, Agent,
pec'u At SwsetSSr Eall's OE1es.
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Q. D. POTTER & co.

DEALERS
r o N n A L = , q L A s s
HOUSE BUILDING MATERIALS
AND HARDWARE GENERALLY.
apr il27, ,.'CCl LAWARF, CHIC.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Window G.ags,

WE ARE Consts nely receiving from Agent
w Wellington. Ol o, .huiCe lots "i Western RescTv
Cheese, which, GIVING IhJ War. very low indeed
n PricS. CaIl and exaInnc.
I , 1861 L
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
Wanted,

A NY number of individuals to call and exam
n me the S1PerIurty IN tone. lin sh ant ltieskc
precision ol the PREMIUM PICTURES daily taken I,
GAVlrr'S GALLERY. They admircdl:y every
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-11-22
BuiIdine Materials

WE have made arrangements such as willen
wv able to furnish
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
Of quality superior any thir have had
MANUFACTURER $ PRICES!
Sash dled With Glass and Painted constantly hant
at less than they usuaiIy cCst.
March Ii, '59-*u c. POTTER & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-03

WAsnoE EcLPsED We understand, saws
the Nevada Transcript. that some samples of
silver ore, taken from lode some five miles
below Grass Valley, were sent, some time
since, to San Francisco, to be assayed. 1t
appears that the assay was SO satisfactory,
that gentleman, in some way connected
with the Mint, came up, prepared to pur
chase the mine, or so much of it as he could
get. The owners, it seems, did not fully re-
alize the value of their claim, as they dis.
posed of five hundred feet of their ground, in
favor of the mint man, for 81 900. 1t has
since been ascertained that the purchaser was
prepared to run the property up TO 100000
Various rumors are afloat as to the amount of
silver the ore yielded on assay; some re
ports mention $4,000 per tun but we oppre.
hend that no one but the parties Immediate
ly interested know the exact yield.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-03

INDIeNITIEs TO Foolish DIsUNIoNIsrs. The
Knoxville Tenn. Wing says that fellow
recently came to Roane county in that State
and began to talk disunion talk and make
eXtravagant demonstrations Of his secession
principles. The Union men laid hold of him,
hung him with grape vine, and so ehoked
him that he had like not to have recovered
They made him take an oath to support the
Constitution and fight for the General Gov
ernment. as we'll AS talk in future on the side
OF the Dnion A lady of wealth of that city,
while receiving her visitors on New Years
day, was called upon by two of the few
young bloods ofthe city who sport secession
cockades. Being spirited and patriotic. she
told them her house was open to them. friends
and acquaintances as they were, on two con-
ditions: they were to throw their secession
badges in the street and drink to a toast she
would propose. which was the perpetuity of
the Constitution aud the Union. They gave
IN with the best grace they could, hid their
blue and yellow rosettes, and swallowed their
wine to the sentiment hidden by the hostess
a gallant army officer there, Maj. MeKinstry
the local Quartermaster, announces that he
will kick any,man cut of his Office who enters
it wearing q disunion badge.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-03
SACRAMENTO CORRESPONDENCE.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. l, 1861.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. l, 1861.
Senator Chase to-day offered new series
of Union resolutions. They favor the en-
forcement Of the laws, and denounce all
schemes for the secession of California and
the establishment of a Pacific Republic.
a resolution by Senator Ryan that the
Legislature meet in joint convention on
Thursday, the 7th, for the purpose of choos-
ing United States Senator, was tabled in
the Senate by vote of Is to IA.
The Boundary Commission bill came up as
the special order in he Senate, A substitute
was offered by Senator Parks, limiting the
expenditures of the Commission to $4,000
per annum. The matter was made the speci
al order for Thursday next.
Senator Crttenden, who is by birth S.
Carolinian. and who emigrated to California
from that State, made a speech upon the
Union resolutions of Mr. Edgarton, which
was chiefly reply to the speech made yes
terday 10y Mr.. Edgerton.
A resolution was offered in the Assembly
this morning complimenting the speech re-
Gently delivered in the United States Senate
10y Hon. Z. D. Baker. 1t was tabled by a
vote of As to 81.
Mr.. Coleman introduced in the Assembly a
resolution instructing the Committee on Mill
tary affairs to inquire into the condition of
the Military Department of the State. The
action of the Legislature in regard to the
militia will be watched with great interest at
this time AS l suggested the other day,
Union men should keep well posted, and be
active participants in all movements of a
military nature. Why would it not be well
for each member Of a company to keep his
gun with him at his place ofresidence? Such
plan might prevent stealthy and unlocked
for night-visit to the armores at some future
time by Pacific Republicans. If ever the
enemies of the Union get an advantage in
California, it will be by cunning strategy, and
organized concert of action.
1t seems pretty well understood that on
Tuesday next nomination for Senator will
be attempted in caucus
do not know whether Philosopher Pickett
is lecturing tonight or not heard this
afternoon that he had, up to that time, been
unable to procure a house for the purpose,
As Resident Physician Of the State Hos
pital, and a Boundary Commissioner are to
be chosen by the Legislature, it is thought
10y some that the caucus which is to assemble
on Tuesday may take some action 10 refer
ence to those positions, as well as upon the
Senatorship. CAPITOL