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spRRGFR1D, On1o jan 'S0-The roaa-bed;
right Of Tay and real estate Of the Springfield,
Mount View and PittsbuH Railroad Company,
from Springfield to DelnWare,,.. .inclulng tools,
machinery in the shops and rolling stock, was
sold at sherid's sale to-day. Frederick L. Lane,
ofNew York city, WIS tho purchaser OF: the en-.
Tire property, for the first mortgage bond hol-
.de1n ut $4,000. u, ::
, 1861-01-31
Young Mems Association.

The twelfth lecture Of the regular course
will be delivered this evening, at Metropolitan
Hall, BY Melville ", Fuller, Esq, Oh the sub
ject Of "self Help" This lecture, VIC arc ill.,
formed, was written by Alr. Fuller in contra
yention Of certain theories enuncfatcd by Dr..
Holland, in his discussion of the same theme,
fortnight ago, and will be treated from an
entirely different standpoint Those of our
readers, therefore, who heard the author Of
"Miss Gilbert's Carcer," will probably be H.
tercstcd in tie expression Of views to the COZ
trary Of his position. ::
, 1861-01-31
Reduction Of State Taxes.
AN ACT to R<lisce Ms Ptople Of this STATE from
The payment Of <rorbi{aas dnd rnnscessuyy

AN 4 CT 10 Reisre tho PtoEAe Of this State from,
ths payment Of eror5it0at dnd unnsctss1ry
TdrxS.
SECTION ]. Be It <nacttd by the Peo.4e Of The
STATE 9f Illinois represented in Tie General fssem.
Ny, That there elull be assessed and collected in
tie eane manner other State taxes arc nshscsscd
and collected, one half Of one mill upon each dol
the year 1861 and nlso for the yeaE 1862 and the
eessment aud collection Of all other Slate taxcs
except the School tar, for the above mentioned
years IL hereby suspended.
SEC. 2. All funds DOW in the State Treasury ard
belonging to the State, except the Interest Fund
and School Fund kh1ll be- transferred to tho State
Treasurer, upon the AUDITORS warrant, TO be
drawn for that purpose, to the Revenue Fund, and
ul1 funds hereafter received into the State Trea
snFy. and lclnngiug 10 the State, except the saiI
Interest Fund and the said School Fund, shall be
paid into the eaid Neyenue Fund, and said funda
shall bc subject to be drawn therefrUn upon the
Auditors warrants Issued for the payment Of ap-
proprfations made by law.
SEC. 3 1t slall be The duty OF the State Treasurer
to transfer from the Revenue Fund to the Interest
Fund, at such time or times as may be necessary,
upun the Auditors warrant, to be drawn for that
purpose eum sufficient to make up any deficiency
In said Interest Fund.- and to provide fully for the
payment Of the Interest On tho State debt, az the
tame regularly becomes due; and 1t shnil not be
lawful for the said State Treasurer to allow the
said Revenue Fund to be reduced at any time, by
the payment OF Auditor + warrants drawn thereon,
he!ow an amount sufficient for the purpose OF
making ample provision for any deficiencies which
may exist III the said Interest Fund as Aforesaid.
SEC i. This ACT to be in force from and after its
paaeagc-
ESTIMATE UPON WHICH THIS ACT is
n NJ
, 1861-01-31

Gas F1xruREs.-Iam daily receiving from the
factories large Invoices Of now and beautiful pat
terms Of French and American styles OF Chande-
lferF, also general stock Of fixtures suitable for
kinda ofbuildincs, which arc 70: sale at whole
sale OF retail, very low, at Is Clark St,
Jan. s1. 10d I'm. w11xAnru.
, 1861-01-31
Cbira9o Trihtttte,


The President has signed the bill for the
admission Of Knnsas into the Union. Up
on the communication of that fact, ycster-
day, TO Congress, Hon. M. F. Conway was
admitted to his seat in the House as Rep
rtseutntiyc Of the new State.
, 1861-01-31

WE0C11@1t 2 k111717.- hottsIC % 11H
~ nois. County OF Cook. s. s-supestor coun Of
EleanoE 9: Read n Dearborn r. Seminary q Liberty
u DBoone trustee for use Of Louisa 81 Boone, Louisa
n Booue. David J. Ely, Trustee Of Phoebe 4 Avrry,
George ". Lay, Jr, William r. Barron Lysander
Walker, Henry 4. Huntington, Philip Ma1swufth, Cal
-ptu to Fofeclosc Mortgage
Public notee hereby given that In Pursuance OF
q zth day Of JangaI: r. = D 1ss1 L. seost Is
VII scn public suction 70 tho highest bidder fof
cash, at ~ north door Of the Court House, in tho
thn twenty nh Csth) day Of February, A. b. ISL Il
ten ococE IN the forenoon Of that dav. the follow
Ing described rt estate Atuate the City Of Chicago
County Of Cook and ktale Of Illinois towtl :-LSts
dve and " o. u Block thirteen {3 n Fort Dear
porn AaalAon 70 Chicago. IRA SCOTT,
DAted January 3lst, 1851 taal dYi0t3
, 1861-01-31
HOTEL AND LAKE FORE>T
IL ASSOCIATION
There will be Special Meeting Of the Stockholders
In fha HnrFi Ant AEE HnBktS1. NN Z

ln Ide HUTEL AT LIKE FUHEST, A9U THE LIKE
forest ASSOCIATION, on Saturday evening next
At seven O'Clock ut the Lecture Room OF TIC
Second Prehbyt church. to coneider the prup1te
ty Of n arrangement proposed to be entcrtd into by
the Trustees. whereby tue present house ehau be
question Of compensation for Agent aud that action
shall be taken lu relation t. deunqueuts TO the Ass
proposed Charter for Lake Forest Ihis u very In
portsnt meeting and do not to be present In person.
tSSi7tg1$t D. l. LAKE. EAcrstArY
, 1861-01-31

P1KEs PEAk-Ths badger State Quartz Mill
{siz stanp} can be seen in operation at the Ma
chiaery Warehouse Of Higgins, howry l. Co., a6
Randolph street. isS1-4t
, 1861-01-31
M A r RI ED
d I e d,

II thls city on the 10Th inst the residence of the
brides mother. by the Rev. i H. Clarksa, Mr. GEO
rREsGoIT. q Springfield, Ill, and Mrs q. Z. FAU:-
CHILD, II this city.
, 1861-01-31
AtltuSftt1R1lt3.
Nj VICKER'S THEATRE
AsA- Madison street between State ind Dearborn.

NJ VICKER'S THEATRE.
A'A- Madison street, betveen State and Dearborn
THURSDAY EVENING. January s,yt. Last night Of
ne ns9dncoon Of tho Romantic fsy. In Fire Acts,
THE WOMAN IN WHITE,
DEamAt1xed frosn Wtlie Co1ttn.s tensev errftfnr
novel published IL ~Hazpers Weekly" and pronoon-
GEO oy the Fresa wheseveri has been ~ the
sNoss drama Of .he day. Vii be placed
"a this Ths9sse, With the following po.e1faf cass:
tns Deuin Ryan.
h1au IlA4C0El-. A1a. Ada E1unfet
sr Perelval Nr Prior
Malter A5eEs-
~
The action Of the Play = supposed To occupy period
OF two ycAts the third act WILL end with the
FOUR VISIONS OF THE NOVEL
Death by re.tl!ence! Death by Indlanst Death by
ShipwrecS. Walter 1t the Tomb Of Laura.
The performance will conclude with
Grand PAS DE DIRK By the GALE SrsTX1s-
TR!pay-ComprmentarJ Benent OF MRS. KATE
DENIM RYAN. on v hich occasf on she viii present 4
beautiful SILVER En- to the author Of the beat Conuu-
he
, 1861-01-31
DASED,
RESOURCES NOW on HAND

RESOURCES Nuw on HAND.
Jan. 10th, 1861. Two Mil State debt
r T. Fund, Including Dec. payment. iei 90 %
1'a!. Int after Jan. payment {say)..... 25,UU 60
At2t in Treasury not distributed. 1900 U0
Two M,ii T.1 ior ia6o, now being col @'''4' y
Revenue fund for is6o, now being col ''0' "
leetea ;s;::;;.:.....,:;.. a45,2eo 90
leeted. ....................... 474,bio %
t. Il. Fund.- for two years. ..-..-...... s5a,aG6 -
eat dMy ta5atien. N, ,7aa Il
which will net. et.......-...........-... 311,697 %
Total..-. -,...-....,.............$e e;9a), 10 Il
EXPENDITURES Tan TWO TEARS, UPON rA1R Es-
INNATE, As foLLows:
Ordinary EXPENSES, exclusive ofspccfal .....
Expenses of this General Assembly. 1so'UN CO
CONS, Pent'e Ccrtfs issued. H0,0UO 90
Constitutional Convention. 5o,0dO 10
contingent Expenses. 6o.0U 00
900 per els. 100000 90
Total amount needed for next two
,ooo. .ooo oo
Leaving balance In tho treasury Of. S7g0.4a0 II
Required to complete penitentiary.... 925,0oo 10
Balance rcmainins after next session
Of General Assembly ...-.-..-.-..... $5G5, ,iao II
Reduction Of taxes for two ycars about
$s,b0o.00o.
Condition Of statc Finances of this policy is not
adopted.
INTEREST on STATE pEBr.
Amount required for two year &, ,co0Oo 60
Interest Fund, tnc1udin. balance oscr,
"nay ..- .....-..-.-...-...-. 9s5+M0 70
Leaving 1ehccncy ol................. !5,tO0 0J
Not on1Y this but the time In which this fund is
collected is not adapted to the condition Of atart
for example:
The Interest needed for July and Janu-
ary next Is. $G00,C COO %
While all tie Insurance Fund duc from
taxes up to that time Is only. y....... 473ba0 %
Which, With balance on hand will leave
. deae,ney of aome: ;;:.;::::.:;;:.:.. 100000 90
absolutely unpruyided for from this fund.
ExrEEpITUaEs.
Requlred for . ycars to carry on tho
Amonu1 " R.vcnne ind for . re,.: 9 ~ 9o m
L.asing deficiency of-... 1u9, ,aU UO
Without providing for anything except tho abso-
lutcly Indispensable expenses Of the Government,
and leaving she Penitcntfary. at complete atand
tti1l when about half finished; and making no pro
tions, and no reduction therefore could be made in
the rate of ta1a,i0n: bnt on the contrary the In.
terc.t and Revenue fund tar wuuld have to be re-
creascd to meet the requirements Of the Govern.
tnent tho next two ycar1 and cyen this would not
afford present relief, as the collection Of taxes
would nut be In time to meet the payments due.
nearly $50 900 being already expended beyond the
means that woald bb on hand, that for nearly d
year to como reyenne warrants would 90 unpaid.
, 1861-01-31
FROM WASHINGTON

Probable Failure Of the Pacific Rail-
roAd xffll-A Pacific Confederacy-
Secession matters--The Indictment
Of Floyd--Is tshe Capital In Danger!
Tho Inauguration, etc.
, 1861-01-31

In this cy on the a0h inst at the residence of his
brother tnlaw: y. u. nlkc, No, 6p North sansatnon
street Mr. JOHN &. ROSS, aged forty y-onc years.
His remains Will b. removed for intermcnt to Niles
Cook County. this morning At 10 O'clock. All friends
nte respectfully Invited to attend.
, 1861-01-31

0 After all the pains and labor taken BY E. =
Dc Land T. Co. to produce pure Saferatss, weare
md ,ra ,,hero11v t,,ntx;nz H. sa,oh....I
f,ctorv n. ~ ~ ~. ;. s.11...a 49,. - I-a,. -1.,
ia. ,.,..,,s~ -,.-.<-.4S"",. =, '0'44
80 1a..e- -sN,t ~ @4 p1At''' au soe'' -
pie to eat Disgusting and unvho1esome bread b1..
cuit, pastry. &c. made 10 ,,v fnnnne sa1cratns n
D. De Land l. ca. q Manuractorv il n F,,rno,t Y
r. It Is sold at Wholesale by the principal grocers
IN large towns, and at retail BY srocers aud store
keepers everywhere Sold at wholesale By dealers
'a"'so olo s"n~ aaAce-
Jrsr THE PLACE Avn Jrsr TIT May roo -ur
- sa .a- 49, osa1'enaea LINING
,s.e,"s - Ss' H,o ~ "au - ofosn f1seet, nave
, 1861-01-31

c. H. 3CRlpE4N, Advertising 4ge,t. Is D<ar-
corn st., Is authorized to fec<ir< Adr<rtissM<sts w
taas oni al TIE Leading P1ntrs Of tbs !Northvest
, 1861-01-31

WANTED-To purchase 4 good
~ Secondhand Locomotive Rotltr about sir OF
eight horse power. Apply 22l East ktnzte street
, 1861-01-31

Nv Acknowledgements wanted
~ Of the whereabouts Of F. i. OsBOJRS,
WntchmAker, who left Chicago about the 1ss u Oco-
Der Inst for tour In the country In search Of employ
nsnt Apy infoImati9n 2f him will DC thankfully
tatns- Address NH OSBOURN" care or i. j. liz
gins: E:. Mnsc r. Publisher. Chicago. T. O. box GO.6.
iaSt.15G5-Gt
, 1861-01-31

PERsosAL,-Thc following, from the Boston
Journas, VIC cheefu1ly aud from personal ac-
4uaintaace fully endorse in tho respects in
which it docs Justice to tho excellent worth
Of d recent accession to the railroad men resi-
dent in our city. Mr. Bean has hosts Of friends
West as well % East, and so do, s not come to
his new home Us stranger. The Michigan
Central are most happy in their selection.
- The departure of Mr.. John Q. A. Bean
from Boston to assume his dutics as General
Passenger Agent of the Michigan Central Rail
road, ut Chicigo, was made the occasion for .
very pleasant gathering for his friends few
evenings since 1T the Winthrop House. 4 din
ner was discussed with unqualified and pro-
lougcd satisfaction. Sentiments were offered
and speeches made expressing the most cor
dial friendship fur the guest Of the evening,
And If hearty good wishes secure him future
prosperity there can he no doubt Of his entire
success. Alr- Bean uuites in ra1e manner
the qualities which secure the confidence aud
regard Of I'LL with whom lie may come in con-
tact, even though they may be rivals III busi-
ness requiring fierce aud constant competition.
In securing his seryiccs, the Michigan Central
Railroad have been fortunate III 6elestingpne
who leaves host Of friends in the East, none
of whom will forget him nor the interest he
Tepresents.-B0st0n Journal.
, 1861-01-31

ER AL thnuld not fail to read the advertisement
Of Prof. Wood III to-day's paper. se9D
, 1861-01-31

An evening contemporary reviews briefly the
Late series OF Union meetings embracing the
ac'lon oi 1hfee classes, the "bo5s,' Young
Men' anu "Citlzens,' and adds;
aua noM, ine mldu!e aged men. Tue young
the Union re su,.rest that @ +hc ntd ~ Men of
Chicago do now g;lll meeting, and give IN
expression Of their sentiments. :, "old men 1o5
~ ~ surenS nsn ~ Nv. Eot aue ...a III
'scounscl.''
Yes, but this calls to mind the leadinr char-
actcristic difference in our CITY compared with
communities at tho seaboard, for We have no
Old Men, 4 str,nyey in our churches. and
usual public assemblies, is compelled to notice
this fact, the scarcity Of heads made venerable
by the frosts Of years. They arc not here, Our
oldest citizens we're those who came here
young men or in their prime to carve out thci.
fortunes in II Wilderness And c;t;ca and
, 1861-01-31

sEAsoSAB1E.-Messrs. Gage, Bro. & Drake,
at the fremont House, yesterday surprised
their guests BY the appearance Of fresh shad
and lettuce on their tables, the first Of the eea~
son Of course Only think Of salad fresh, crisp
aud tender, with the mercury outside at 10 deg
, 1861-01-31

Call on Dubois ut 103 Dearborn street, base
ment OF Portland Block, Aad get yous Sign Paint
Ing done cheaply, Gecl42:.
, 1861-01-31

e See advertisement OF J. =. Briefly in an
other column Its, as 1t states, something now.
fs4a6t
, 1861-01-31

A CoNuSpRUM ON TIE UNION Kate
Denim Ryan offers prize Of silver urn for
tile best eonundrum on "Thd Union," on the
occasion Of her Benefit On next Friday even
ing. Conundrums to be handed into the box
office of the theatre, accompanied By the name
Of the author, before Friday eYcning. a conf
mittee Of literary gentlemen will decide which
is the best, and thu conundrnms will be read
and the prize presented on tile stage on that
evening
, 1861-01-31

HIGHLAND GUARDS, ATTEST1oS.-You ara
hereby notified to attend drill this evening at
~ O'Clock, sharp. Let there be general At
tendance. - JoHN McARTuuR, Cant.
, 1861-01-31

sI Lubin'e Extracts, warranted genuine. with
alarge variety Of other perfumes Of best quality,
will be found at sargcnt's, corner Randolph and
State streets.
, 1861-01-31

SEATING ON TIE LAKE.-With tho appearan-
ces Inst evening, and no change Of wind inter
vening, there will be magnificent skating on
the Lake today, and !or the second ting this
winter. 1t is, however, Il pastfme to be cau-
tiously followed in that locality, and certainly
most dangerous and foolhardy us praeticcd BY
some last week, who skatcd out ten milcs
from ehore- The son Of one Of our citizens
had a narrow escape from drowning BIZ skating
into an opening in the ice. Keep near shore,
the wind may change and the tloati4g field, in
short time, put an us1y gap between the
skater md the land
, 1861-01-31
- Go to John Joues's, 11o Dearborn st.e@t, a.
get Jour clothes cleaned and repaired.

~ For AsT operation upon youE teeth, or for
PERFECT artificial work of any desirable style eal
on Dr.. A1bau:h, No. IS West Randolph 1t.
, 1861-01-31

eB Large Trade Sale of Bedstcads, Dureaux.,
Washstands, &c. SC, this morning at 10 o'clock,
BY Gilbert + Sampson, auctfoneers, g. Lake street.
, 1861-01-31

:: CLEVELAND LopGE-FRruAtsulL FEsTI-
vA1--At the fremont Houae this evening
takes plaee the Filth Annual Festival Of the
Cleveland Lodge, F. a. IL, always d brilliant
affair, and mover on any previous occasion
having promised better than for to.nirbt
, 1861-01-31

slAE@a1VA+ 44G EAlA AAtuIE ul5koElhlt8 W0ulu QE
amazed d: lilo magnitude Of tho events now
transplriny5, and tie comparative unimportance
ot their causes. tic appealed to Republicans
to make concessions, not to the States which
had gone out, but 10 those still loyal to the
Union. lit feared tllat Maryland could not be
held permanently III the stutc Of poise and
moderation hitherto occupied, especially If
rlored speedy action- His speech drew down
the prolonged applause Of the galleries, and
did much seryice in consolidating Union SEN
timents
Approximations Of organized aud secret de-
signs upon the capital are renewed here. Both
Gen. Scott and Secretary Holt have expressed
such anticipations- It Is desired to introduce
a bill in Congress authorizing volunteers. The
Capitol. ald. Departments a1c wholly un-
guarded, and could be taken by q hundred res
Ulutc mcn- Once taken they could be easily
held. Tie great question is, will Vi1ginia Sc
cede9 Il not, Washington il probably safe.
But il she votes for disuniou, experience else
where shows that the Capitol cannot he pro
tected too SOON.
The stars and stripes have been raised on top
of Washington Monument, 23S feet from the
ground. Ex-senator Mallory t*iegraphed this
morning to Gov. Digler that, VI the Brooklyn
enters the harbor Of Pensacola, the dieunion-
lists, amounting to 400 men, will open fire
upon Fort Plckena" The nomination Of
NAA6e NA-~A "UNAS AVA A<AAVt-sA3 VI AAE lAtC-
rior, was sent into the Senate >. -.
The population Of Oregon is between 1{ty-
two a. 0o0) and fifty 1hreo thousand; Of Cali
fornia three. hundred and eiShty-four thou
sand seven hundred and seventy ,{:S4,T0) :.
-, Secretary Dix will remoyo aeeessionista On
tue flrst Of next month, In his department.
The reputation Of the idea Of the reconstruc-
ton of tug Government by South Carolina, is
heavy blow to the secessionists 4 Virginia.
frompt action, By some Northern States, have
greatly strengthened conservative men In that
State: Hunter firmly: believes: that she will
dent
introduced By the Hon. George q. Pendleton
as preface to his speech, and eaid to contain
ten thousand names, proves on examination
to contain less than three thousand large
portion: Of which are not Clnclnnatlans
Among other signatures, are the names Of. T.
D. Lincoln, r II Stephenson, II. Halatead, G.
a Partridge, and many others, some of whom
arc known to be opposed to the Crltteaden
, 1861-01-31

CALIFORNIA L1FE.-Rey. WIN. Taylor, the
celebrated San Francisco street preacher, de-
nyets lecture in the First IL E. Church, cor,
Of Clark md Washington streets, on Friday
night, for the benefit of the Ladies' City Mis-
sion. Father Taylor, rs he is called by the
miners and sailors, is tho author Of "Scyeu
Years Street Preaching In San Francisco"
California Life Illustrated" and other popu-
lar works. No one who has even heard him
will fail to hear linn again. If you want to
laugh and weep over lifo scenes in Califoruia,
20 and hear him.
, 1861-01-31

TIE TARLEAUx To-MGHT.- 1t is desired
that the Zouaves who aided in some Of the
representations last night be present at IN
early hour this evening. The managers have
made arrangements by the tsrmoral Of the
table to accommodate all with seats,
, 1861-01-31
~ Bee advertisement OF Illinois discred-
:ited currency wanted, in another column, 3;

REcoRnzn's counr-Tha Recorders Court
comes in eession on Monday naxt- -. J, =.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-21
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Marysville Gymnasium

NO. Isl Second ST., between High and E,
WlLL reopen on Wednesday, the Tth day OF
November, 1860 for general exercise in Gym
nastcs and Physical Training. The public are invi-
, a 10 avail themselves of the benefit derived from
this institution
me me rooms will be kept comfortable day and night.
Doors open from 6 4. NJ. to 1OP.M NJ.
itImS-$3 90 per month in advance.
Hol CHAs. A. KATZ, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-21
ROGERS
ICE CREAM SALOON.
u Street, opposite the Post Office.

T5NHE undersigned would announce TO the citizens o'
n MBrysville that he WILL on Thursday evening ION
inst, be prepared to them with ICE CREAM,
and CREAM AND STRAWBERRIES Of superior quail
ty, and in the most popular style. No pans will De
spared to make this one of the most deserving nhu
popular Cream Est bshments in the State IL VIII De
considered no bragadocia, when it is known tnat
have been in the business constantly for twenty years.
should say, that for the past fifteen leals nave nave
known no superior in the manufacture of ICE CkEAh
To the great disCeratum in Cream-richness ana ma
vor-I shall be able to give proof that have attahed
Families and Parties will be furnished at snort no,
tice, with Cream of any flavor, accompanied by all
the necessary conveniences.
sF ROGERS
sB- n. B. The undersigned, in charge oil the ga
loon, Confectionery and Fruit Department, VIII De
very happy to receive the favOrs of his frlends ana
the public generally, where they can obtain an .e
choicest varieties of Strawberries, Cherries ana AP
ricots. Also Peaches, Plums and other fruits IN thr
proper seasons. ma16]
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-21

TUNENIU IIU BBNhU,
Chairman Yuba County Dem. Central Com.
j. NJ REESE, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-21
All sizes of the Ketchum Combined
Reaper
List of Articles Manufactured al
THOS. OGG SHAWS
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

Z. PECK'S HEApER OR HARVESTER, which Is by
far superior to any imported machine took First
Premium at Sacramento in 1858, and in lS59.
This machine is both light and durable
TIE CALIFORNIA COMBINED REAPER AND
MOWER which cuts six feet in width, and is the best
machine on this Coast. This machine took the First
Premium at the great trial last season, ut Oakland,
eleven other machines.
RIDERS PATENT EQUAL1ZING SCREW HORSE
P0WER-Possesses great advantages over any
other Power in use, and is well calculated for doing
nil kinds of work usually done by Horse Powers,
can be easily repaired and at little expense.
EGGLEsToN'S BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CIIINE.-This is the only Seed Sower ever invented
that can be depended upon for sowing Of grain, on
all qualities of SOIL and in all kinds of weather. 1t
can be changed suitable to SOW the smallest quanti-
ty Of Grass seed, per acre. to the largest quantity of
Wheat, Oats, Barley, or any other Grain, sown
broadcast. The cutoff slides so arranged that
In closing out land, any width may be sown, from
TWELVE FEET down to ONE has taken FIRST
PREMIUM at every State and Comfy Fair where
It has been exhibited.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-21
MARYsvILLE, CAL FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 21, 1861.
Dallp Qatlonal 1emutrat
Proceedings OF the Democratic Central
Committee of Sutter County.

Pursuant to a call of the Chairman Of said
Committee, a meeting was held May cath, SCI
at the Court House, in Yuba City Member,
present: L. p. W Wilson, Chairman; NJ Boulware
j. l.. Smith, J. Richards, and Phil. E. Drescher
On motion, the following resolutions were a
dopted:
Resolved, That we indorse the action of the
State Central Committee that called the State
Convention to be held at Sacramento on the 4th
day of July, 1861, believing that the sentiments
embodied in the resolutions adopted by said Com
mitee are the sentiments Of all true Union loving
men.
RESOLVED, That with these views, we cordially
invite all men of Suter County who hold these
sentiments to meet and hold primary meetings at
their respective precincts, on the Sth day Of June
next, for the purpose eecting delegates to the
County Convention, to be held at Yuba City, on
Saturday, June Is, 1861, for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the State Convention to be held
at Sacramento, July 4th, 1861, and nominating
candidates Tor County Officers.
The respective precincts are entitled to the fol-
lowing representation;