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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04
BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.

For DGnaldsonvilIe and the Coast,
The new and fine passenger packet
EMPIRE PARISH Cant Grant Jr
EEELeayes New Orleans -
EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04

CPAVE DU QUATRIENIE DISTRICT.-Il a
~ etc conduit au depot epaves u Quatreme District
AnnunclRtion avenue Washington ct la rue SXieme,
CONNIE spave-
les dts anmauX sont scames dans tros ous ~
les rais payes lis venus enchere pubiqne au dll
depot lie MERCREDI, s de mai 1861. a 10 heures A. NJ
], MILTON REI4F, Commissaire des RneS.
Nnnvele- Orleans, Ter de mai 1851. my o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04
STREET COm7NER--OFFlCAAL

j
EIIRST DISTRICT PoUHD.-Lyns brought
to the First District Pound Of Lafayette and Vine
streets as estray-
Sorre Horse about lG hands high hod both fore feet
One soel Mare Mule vii and til cropped white
spot the left fore shoulder hod the left hind foot
Which if not claimed within five days and the expenses there
paid will be sold at public auction, said Pound
WEDNESDAY, May s. 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, May |. 1861.
Registered May l. 1861. -
V. DUPLESsIS Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04

aIIRST DISTRICT POUND.--VVas brought
the First District Pound on the Lafayette
and Vine streets, estray-
white Goat. y
Witch claimed within Three days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold publiGuction said Pound
MONDAY, May 6. AZ 10 O'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, Mary l., 1861.
j, MILTON RF"'3 Street Commissioner.
Registered May l, 1851. W .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-04

SPECIFICATIONS for the contracts for
. repairing keeping in repair the ballast roads OF the city
for years.
The repairs ofc ballast roads shall be adudcaed into four
distinct and separate contracts as follows tl-wit:
First contracA the ballast roads OF the First District of the
air.
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16

GARsD!@E!N +! SEES,
RAfRMi l'g'I Us J,
CDRH5ALgt RHIs, :
The Great Heaaaehe2 Remedy.
A FULL AB pd ETH! !!
STOCK .QlF.KhE!LI 0! I! / And: \
!: FANCY e|ll0 q
@s' cos1sr1sG IN in 81 !
,Rie. Je"" : !g Gre, "a sa ge,k
Cheese, 4eIsassa Bacon, 6
RAGGIn sn S,
Pickles, .prsseyss' sslla,S~As, p@1,
Brandy Rsse1ss ala ezemaeaiaals
canan asge,, asllsa.;s 4l: .
:. nsasa 5; sasz p;san :,
: !; !;
Rasli:h las'ssd; a,ssf s ana Ip I, b, q 9
- sarsiass sslmond DYED sss i.
e sscFaders, Nails al * "a a
FAllSfs sthSabeve are offsraazo pffcmpt bpy-.
ers as' 'pr,ees 80 suit tie ti6es 9, $
"a. r., 81. BtsBEACK; : !. ss.sss
81 ssae z. tTHQSs SsERANKI3Eks~
z e cSkesSpry, $. :,,Msseh, sth' 'sssf
~ ( .A CAsRfs. =
J.: 3. BLACK t.kss4 cssiop ssf aa.nsti1E st
b bis friendg gShst The 6o6iss
setgetas kSfnusti money AID lsvS III
sslys' s9 Sss sas ssss's q 5
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16
~,ACARD.

~,KCARD.-
Ihe undersigned having been engaged in
public service when the Regiments of thi State
now in the field, where organized, arc desirolus
OF raising Regiments tand returning to the seat
OF war Havingisssociared themselves toeeth.
er, they commenced operations with view to
that end, but have been compelled to mako
change in their plans AS his Exceiiency the
Governor.declines to allow, any more troops to
oe'raised in the State until the three thousand
called for to 60 into camps OF instruction, are
organized. they would respectfully suggest to
those Companies which have been kind enough
to offer themselves, and to those about to do 60.
to report without delay directly to the Adiu-
tant'General. as Companies formed under the
proclamation Of the Governor.
After the Companies have reached the camps
OF instruction, they will be orgonized snto Regi.
nenta, and each Regiment W i'll have the privi-
lege of electing its own Field Officers. If eth.
er shall elect the undersigned for its Field OF
GERS, gratefully they will accept the honor
but desiring to leave the election untrammeled
by influence or solicitation. they simply declare
their earnest determination to discharge the
duties of any stations which may be assigned
to them according to the best OF their abilities
IS IS. MCGOWAN,
W. D. SIMPSON,
: j. N. LIPSCOMB
August H. 1851
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16
PRoCLAMATION.
STATE Of NsoUrH CAROLINA,
ENEeUTIvE DEPARTMENT.,
: AIye. 1851,

: .g.x.- 81 -
A EcoRbING ,tosn AIT Of the conf.d.ysfs,
II TGopgress, entitled an ACT put into Ohas'
ration thes Government nm al az tbs PS. enfs
Ccnsttution OF The Conf Fate statAsof Xhasri !
ca,' it is re9uited that Sach otss:
sop the FIRST WEDNES AY1S NOYE6EE
NEXT. for President EAd yies fssidst 81 thS,
Confederate States Whieh o7ieefsars aos IS Ei6ss
auguratsH onsthe tfantysseeohd of Psbf6ary
nexts and wheEsssth ssxisting lev Sfthp State
Vice Pfssidepts shnll be pp.ointeds s6y y{Ga Estis.
lst Re .and ,sths al Sibjsi
State vii ll1ok ESz gulsr sessiSh Sh IL tf53ai
preseris B 81 yassia ppdiptr'
s.TEsfsfars sit { Eaev sh.s gs#a 3 sPicKs, i.I
EMS; Gossfgof 10 I'D over ths s,tstsps se6tH:
sss esss ss ass!;ss;
on estEsopdi sans; Is Z sSsbysne ths
Genet 81 rs 10 ltsiisays @ tselsbs s Il
sssi .iss !s1 1ls q
;tiyss q /, ;3te sssSt
lsss sssis q ss. ss &
sss isIsIsRs;s g:9.E 8 gs| s;;s s;;s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16
THE STATE OF SOUTH oNgoLINA
.
!; - - HEADQUARTERS. Juivtla: 1851 :.

AA&N ~ A ~ ~ wv " SISkkObkNh n
- 4 . 'HEADoU oUARTERs. 5diysls. 1851.
MY .I;ss ma9cLAMAaaesEs Id E dated :. Jaay l7th
'enssapgee.'s :, e bs rssss .'ior
+. as dds tSelse notice, tbsss ID raising
fhese three. thousand rnens> win feeeiys ten
:consEsnies TO form u regiment. sana they may
intsdiatsIHsslect theisa Field Oaissff fssey
maysd8sosster they hble at the eSsamp.
ment, The rolls of the Hescompanissssig Signing di.-
;tinctly "forthe war; and the ssftia asto
the elaetions of company ofiesrS niSst first bs
-re.urnedto the Adjatsnt Generals Office. The
first hireyeonpanies ofarsa, fscoraing to the
r-auiremente oftsaid Procls pn, wiH iBss re-
zeeived. ohesAsthlers. co9pa3 Ind twoSaii
Csgsl5y cempan les, sssz zsck ed9 bnent, VIII
sbs srscsiyed. RBlf thssa, will be sttached. at
sapy regimess 6s tegimsnts 40. the publie,ssr-
vice may rsqhirs, ~
{: F. W. psgRENs. I
IDLY 2s. 1851 A.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16
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NoTIGE..

,AWJNr 70 the siv6nse.in TIN Il. III, cong
H pshsd * main sscsas changes in n8yl
rs.ssss MgsRsisss tSr - ~. x, q,
Rt.loIt ] q / tG !.
WIN s ,es sls:o !, 9 9 ! q. aasss, iHs
IL, stead of J
|. siaa
|sse ;iasstsap,t
ssss q
4 I . 3
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


Bys4he Governor of south Carolina.
"A PROCLAMATION.
w HEREAS, THE PRESIDENT OF TIE.
CoNFEDERATE STATES OF AMERI.
CA has made q requisition upon tbs State of
South Carolina for three thousand men, that be.
ing the quota Of the State in tHs. additional
force now being called out; and whereas, it is
required that the Volunteers offering for this
service shall be received 'for and during the
continuance of the war;" and whereas it is
right and proper that snch requsition should
be promptly complied With L..
Therefore. I. F.'W. .PIoKEHs, ,aSysrnSys
and Commander in. Chief ir add
of South Carolina, hysyiisstue ofa6iliorty S "a.
tod in me BY law, do hereby by:proclaFhfthat Vol
unteers for'this sery ice are desired andsstll.be
accented. in :seRpslSss ''Ar aud duraesS sSEs,
continuance ofaRs VIZ to: :ihe number ei i shs
three thousand ass sen ssatl- companyto bsS5Sas
posed of:one Gaptsip, one :Llaplenant, two
SECOND Lientenants, four sergs9hts tour Cor
porals. musicians, and nofaf fHa1 sistyz
four, nor more than, one hundred dpffvatss.; The
officers to Gessleoted by, the pmiesaesp5eso-i
tively. No.ifsa viii Sc reeefged,sexsept t6o,s
OF proper age and liealth: -st}'E
Aud for the purpose oforganikati6n and in:
sstERe'ion. do hereby5Sdssignnte sLightwood
fnos sE ings," near .g,,Sii66fa;snd some pro-
&C. esss e. Or sssa sI
5si.sr 9 ns ig1Hs1d accurate rolfsofsi.s Members
nao eeEtlAeS5s ofsthe electiq6s of its officers,
snail hage#4Sns nstetnfn &c to;tke Adjutant. Gene.
ra! q, ahsA win repksFaSsihe camp near
est totft there TO b. .Innstered into ser vicesss
and to be organized into Battalions OF Reril
ments. II will 5hpt be prerequisite in The
acceptance Of these companies. at6at thew shall
., he armed although It, is hoped many Of
AN aud ~ rde 81 ia,shsrepfselsjm 4tiss ii &. men
or companies whosyolnnteered undert6e: Actor
1850, andtswho declined, sfor divers rssa6fSisss
Kegl9s9H have gone TO 5Virgiuias may now
volunteer into this service, and in cerlSin ca.es
where cayaify companies have beenSdisorean-
,zed. their members also may volupfssr as in.
fantry under this reqhsition.
And I,do, REther proclaim, thstEnno other
Companies. BattaIiops on Regiments will be
received until this force Of three thousand man
.TwossHSitional Regiments "for tie war! are
also ealled for itpmedistsIs;.spd 1 have 'desrg-;
mated the Regiment lhy. Colon q Orr
"for the yaEn az Rde1tsEe offered tie
''sss s!ss::!;s sssss ss'. 81 ss :; s.
July. eighteen;hunafsd spd sskty oas, and Il
sss soa,he siensye eosyyeiis. BEsTsss Of
=. ~ All papers IN tia State will publish this
'for tho next foufsweeks.
July 10, 1851 10
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16
Z = |EF sEdS@ sSlS AZ SS =
:. IAST5IEHS[!
- @-ATIlENTIONIas

. S..'F ~
Those having rslstiSsss niIa friends in Can't.
HEsTER?s comPspy Regipi emit South
Carolina Volunteers, arss.Hereby notified that
the::subscriber at the request of the members
OF this Company, has bought the material and
will have Uniforms cut for this Company in
few days. Ladies wishing to aid the soldiers
who'are now fighting our battles, and are now
far from ihome on the borders Of our Confede-
raey driving back the invaders of our soil, can
now do so by Volunteering to make up these
Uniforms.
Persons de'raus of :eidtngaour cause in this
manner will please call upon Mrs. JAMES A.
NORWOOD or Mrs. JOHN A. CALHOUN.
in!whose hands all the Uniforms as thew are
cut Swill be placed for distribntiorn. We furn-
isheverything; all we asksisfor the ladiesto
90 the sewing.r We hope apart of the Uni
forms wilfbe ready for distribution by Monday
next
JAMES c., CALHOUN.
August l2 1861.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16
The rSIRFE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
- 4BBEVILLE DISTRICTS
In the Common Pleas


HIRAM T. TUSTEN' who is in the Custod y
- Of the. Sheriff of Abbevlle District. bv
virtue of Wyjt ofcapias ad satisfacie;sd,t,n
issasd from the Court Of Common at the suit
OF Enoch Nelson, having filed IN my office to.
gether with schedule on onth Of his estate
and cffeets his Petition to the Court of Com.
mon Pleas praying that he may be admitted
to tho benefit Of theAActs of the General AS
semoiy made for the relief of Insolvent Debt,
1t Is ordered that ttLe said Enoch Nelson, the
said Hiram T. Tusteni in any wise indebted.
be and they are hereby summoned and have
notice to appear before thessaid Court at Able
vile Court House on the first Monday'in Oc-
tober next to chow cause, il any they can,
why the prayer OF the Petitioner should not be
granted.
MATHEW MCDONALD. c.c.p,
Clerks Office. Court Of Common Pleas,
2eth June. 1861.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-16
!. = soasIlyy:s :sAe.tzw.

DIED, with I1fafnatory Fever. on the lItb
.dayaf sAuguss 1861; JANE WOODSIDEs In.
1sntdepgHter of Pr. 9. F. Steifer, aged eleven
monthsFand twenty days. Little Jane
ives. swss,aa9ysly and promising babe, but like uf-
Sto ne gsrEne of;the morning rose, was blasted,
and siOks6sdinthe Bud.
r o,ifeout opens now, and now decays;
To the cradle and tn tomb. alas / 30 NIGHT,
10 live is scarce ts;distipguish fromto dlea&
-; K4ss
=, Ine. gsenAE Che Edgefsid Advertiser and:
'he Sreenytll6 PapegSplease COPY.
, 1861-06-01

Oh L.: .:sce'y Garden City Lodge. Freight
Agcnt & the Old oswego Freight Line. Agent
Of sloats Sewing Machines Proprietor Of the
Hydro Carbon Oil CO. North Western Agency
, 1861-06-01
'811ttiHI Notices.

~ A Friend in Need. Try it,
DR. BwEErY IsTA11IB1B LIN1ARsf pro
pased from the reccre Of pr. Stephen s1ees OF CO..
1ect,cu4 tas great boassestef and mn oeea asea N
hla prscdoe for the Last twenty SeAss rna toe mos@
cut rre5 and NH alleviate pain r1orc speedily taan
au5 osae7 preparation. For n Rheumatic and HeE.
vc,, rs.o,5r1 II Il t.1y in1able, and n CURATIVE
Sr s,as Wenndr sp.aias Bznlsea. &o. tts soothing.
healing IA powsrl Strengthening properties excits
xeinss rontes and OF III xno haEe eTez
snar.le csrte, performed BY It vithla tha last sxo
.r..r. .ttrxt tos tAe4 Fur sa1e By J. Il. JOHNSON.
Ge.srL Agent - 6t&se ntrset, Chicago, md By N
r..,.-s nolsFbenvdJv
, 1861-06-01
Halrnans.
GREAT sCONSOLDATFD
~ IIHE!1
C1HCIENATI AND CHICAGO
AIR LINE RAILROAD.

Forty Miles thu sho1tsst Ryute To- Gnaf7uaH
indianapolis and Louisville.
n!Hst nIMto< e <AlsFkEss TRAINS learn West e1dn umoQ
Osnok Chicago daily. 81 fcI10vs:
3:s9 33:ss99 y AA-!paI !aI E5orrsa issnsaU excepted)
III asU f -SEht Expres& {92sRrdaJ1 eXctpked}
holIGa Io GIACiNxATI AND INDIAAAFO.
r..- Aas WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR4
%oo11 - t1a5 SoSS9E11cAS-At Anderson aud HcA .
NevaIp s,sGs. C5eAnA Da ten, L=ui1. co1uabus
ExstsT nstne 1,u!c, AAd I'll !lnta IA Central and
W;Ysat9k.on ntE: ~ "1esnns 0@o"'s' sna
Franklin. CouMbus Madis5a La1rennS1Er d.tlsr
t3sn. ~ aar ~ polnt n Central asd soafHe11 L.
Ill poInt1 South. Ae3aa4koo- 2oa
Connections q Cincinnati for Hau,den. u.r,iettx
Tine te tnslnnan o2lJ L houss. Elegant easeo,.r
Through tickets By this l1o ear b potstnea .t an
principal H.llzuad Qmcas = the ma 4 "a
{uuder tha Sherman HoEke}
> J0IN BRANDT, Superintendent
FHAa Z F0L1.ETE. G841. T1EEak AGENT my19
, 1861-06-01

WRIGHT & TYRRELL,
w No. s Metropolitan Block, Chicago.
P. o. box 6O4&.
BustnesaparaTb bsught 1nd sold. T1ueloznsreEotlteA
R0REHT g. WR1G HT
Tsrrttor1ea- Notary Public for Illinois ap1io5o1ssn
, 1861-06-01
fT0 Oak Orchard Acid s

~ Oak Orchard Acid Spring
aser-Pznpals.s containing the optrion1 fcelenrs-
t&c Chests End Ply respecting tho use Of thiA
HA1xKtn the csse Of A1y diseases Of ths hunxa hJk
TEN, v.}.be supplied 9rstil on application ~
J.H REED CO.
WholeEAle DruggtstA.
Chicago. IL
c. GAIL FOE 4 FA1pHlEI,
, 1861-06-01
AIDES Ii

Remaining unca1led for in the Chicago Post
Of3co.
, 1861-06-01
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
lHl ROAD.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To New Xork, New England and tbs
Cauada1,
O. aad atter SUNDAY. May 1zth4 ISL t.atns teays
tho Great Central Union Depot, foot Of LAke s1ect
~ follows:
4A5 A. M.-6tops At al staton-, md sz7tves It Do
tfplt 1t I'D p. n
s6o 4 M.-LlsltnisE EIpfes. {s1eeps sgnd.,,: =.
BEdge 90 q m,: Albany 70 ?. II: Nav
York 80 p. m: Boston Its D.
eCV = A-SeW York And Boston Express {eIcsps
SAs1rdAyt, arrive 1t Detroit 10 l. m ::
t1orcnto 3.s3 ,. f.: Montreal rs1 = j
eqspens'oa Bridge Or Buffalo 51o p. N.
Aosny ~ ?. NJ; New York 80 i. n
SEQ a. M-Gindnaau hspresa {ezcept 6uaday4.
through 70 Cjnetznaa ia Is hsurs
8U0 7. M-C1ncinn2N and Louisville Kxpres4 {e1esuf
Saturd1yl saIuorh to C11ctous0 III Is
honf9- lou1tytue In II hous9
e SaIsbrTys Patent Busters arc Taa IA DAv re.
prtss Iralss- Pasent Sleeping Cara Slsht 11anx.
Baggage Checked Through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in sr principal Pal
road Otdess In the Wes It tao Genera 0iea, corner
Lake and Dearbcra ttee3 (Onder he Tzer1ont uoukca
Chicago, and It tea Depot
10 4 BEAN. Westera Pa4tengeT 4xs1k NJ
, 1861-06-01
T AMES " ADSW ORTIZ,
OFFICE OF TE1E
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co,


r-v,vv ,.rr.x-ect, ,es,
r+.rrr.t..s In <,,tor-,,t, :, ~. rt.-+s. ~ -.
fo+-n,, .nhtt thn fou.I,r st, +o,a ~ - ~. svts
M M M ~ D.c-,nnrr 4aso.
preu,urns rnoe,yed on N.r1nn B1sks from
1.t I.rn.- 1esn IN s1st n.c,1,her 1se, 81 FL TEXT,
Premium On Fourdts not marked Of lit Of
1snuarv. 1s6o Lu2Onu
1otA Amount Oh hafaoe fte'1oaa' '-''' 'soSl9.9as
10 Pollde. have been Issued upon Life RIsks nor
upon F1ro RAkz disconnected with Marine Rsks.
Premiums marked OF from 1st January,
1s5a to SIT pecau,ba., 1a1q, ,.xi5u.1H5s
Loess p4!6 during the samepe
nod.. ......................{s,Ag
Returns Of Premiums and Ex-
penses R9,2.H
1no .omp.a1 na.e 1ao .uno~ms asSsse' w
oni.sassstes ana st.ss otfex fofkssock'
AoAnk hocu1ed ~ esocks. bonos ana MOTT
gagta. and ofaetHase. I19alaza
Real Estate Sa070
Moztgsges and other Loans, sundsy
Notes. ae-nsurauce md other claims
aae Ae eo"p3ay. sstn4seu As,*''''''' ~ .sets
, 1861-06-01

DiMnick mr. Desmond John Davenport Darfk
Dunn Maurice DcuuiEon JE DAVIDSON Giaren-
Denim Leroy DaytonJ il don
Dehart n F Davidson Iamcs DAILY Patrick
Dullard Michael Dahlmont Il CO Deselan Chas
Duffy Martin DayIsJM DAeC
Davis MI Dustuan Henry Daniels Chas q.
Dunetan " q Dodson TrumsnDownes Pat
Dunton VIM II Donugh Pat
DAvie WP. DyerT Deeu Chas q
Doughc1ty VIM Dutkeo Geo Dillon ChAB
Durham Wa1aceDanicls Geo IT 2DauielB ClEis
F Dayisson Thns LDudley D
Dow John Il ngStcphcnD dolphin B5ronW
Dinempre JohnBDoughfn Edw -Donnely BryAn
Diyornck JoscphD DoWpcy Robert Denr1r Bernard
DunbatJohncaptDrab RS Dewitt John
Dickens Judge Dodge DC
Ennis Virgil II Evans Thos ~ Ettingcr BENZ
Eurieht WIN Edwards TO ElplstJn& Smith
Evans John P Everett CIV Elton Anthonyjr
EIers John Ely CIV Echsel
Fassor .Ie1pra FdwAr7s Aupgt eEmerAnn h Brn
, 1861-06-01

Pertons whaling drop letters advertised must
adix three cent stamp.
daily Excerpt Sundays. from \. II. till 3 P. T.
On Sunday from 9 I'LL 104 \. y. From November
! I'LL MAY ], rem \. n TIL P. n, daily (eIcspt
Su0dayn), aud on Sundays from $3.50 till 10:15 l. l.
1918 J. L. SCRIPTS, r. II.
, 1861-06-01

Jayre Frances II r1rA
Jamieon Julia A
JohtlIl Ellen miss
, 1861-06-01

MONEY LOANED ON FIRST
u1 CLASS SECURITIES 1T the Banking o1lce OF
VIM. II. RICE 4 Co., e3 dLAIaK-sT.
Three to dy6 years loxr8 at 10 per cent Short
paper discounted. CAsh advances On Warehouse
Receipts.
II CITY Ec11p wanted. ry2acGS1y
, 1861-06-01
~ What 3 Firure! Ha! Ha! Ha!

This i the gres1x cnen recei from tse3r ncncs
py those becotai1x pre1aaturely EreF or bald TO
avcad anything 70 unpleasant yoc have only to use
LYONS KATHAu1oN. tbs most excellent aud popu-
LIT preparation for nc Hair eyar made Sold eyetJ-
svbere uey1S1m'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-13

Mon VIOLENCE THE RESULT or SEcEsstoN.-
The Richmond Wing says:
1t il melancholy fact that much larger
amount of mob violence has been developed d
in Virginia since the secession movement be-
gan, than in the whole previous lifetime o.
the State. There has been manifested an in
tolerance of spirit never before known and
" hat is more, such intolerance is evidently on
the increase and bodies no good to law and
order, and to the peace and prosperity of the
citizens of the State; and if not checked and
repre'sed, and that without delay, it will
lead to riot, revolution an1 fraternal blood
she'd
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-13

;oIoKApo SILVER MINEs.-We have re-
Anu information of the safe arrival az Los
tLseies' e. OF the parties who left here lately by
s5s ge overland sd route, for the Potosi, or Color
Inoo ollver mines Mr.. John. johnson, the
s,o oown Stage Man" has started line OF
stas tases from os Angeles to the mines, and
o'srIed sn on his first trip on the 18th inst, with
I l. ruli load Fare s35 The machinely be-
s,.ns'nS to Meridith, Mcdonald and Co., was
nanie9 sas;ea on the same day on wagons, accom-,
pa"lea pa"L oy portion of The company, with 40
Rernnnuuie mules loaded with provisions from San
bs.i,h hlrolno' The whole party are in good
es,tn ret and spirits and ex pected to all he to-
sSiner sSnn on the 10th instant, in route for the
r,r' we are also informed. stock of all kinds is
ruoy uIy nigh priced at Los Angels, owing to the
wbn pec'ed demand, and would advise those
WOW 0 contemplate trip to the Southern sill
,et,i ,ef mines, to makes their arrangements &C
eordingly.-Sonora Aqs,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-13
Bowman's LinimenS
II. BOWMAN, Druggist,
" II Y

does Crstadoro's Excelsior Dye present stronger
claims to public confidence than any other Hair Dye
in existeaceY
BECAUSE
it tis the only that has ever been anslyzed and
publicly approved by the highest Chemical authority.
ALSO
or the reason that no other dye has been subss-
ted 70 chemical analy SIS az al.
MOREOVER,
besides being free from every poisonous Ingredient /.
confer5 aner hisck brown. and in shorter space
Of time than any other dye IN the World Sold every
where, and applied by all ualr Drsssers. cRIsrAroRo
No Asior House New fork. mhl6
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-13

THE Bee is Informed byMr G. T. Bromley
conductor or the Sacramento Valley Rail
road, that Capt. A. Hammond, formerly of
the State of Maine, and for several years
doing business at Alder Creek, Sacramento
county, was found on Wednesday morning
brutaly murdered in lis bed, at Smiths
Flat, his late place Of business, near Placer
Vile His head was entirely severed from bis
body by the blow of an AK The object of
the murder was no doubt punder, as he was
known TO have near two thousand dollars
with him the day before, but which has since
been ascertained to have been dishursed by
him at Placerville the evening before the
murder A man was arrested at Pacerville
last night on suspicion of being concerned in
the deed, but from want Of evidence was dis
charged. 1t is supposed that all the rnur-
derer obtsined was silver watch as there
does not appear to have been any mopey
about the premises.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-13
Legislative--Change of Venue Granted.

CAShAMhNIo, Apfll IL.
SENATE.-Act to amend City Charter OF
Marysville passed.
Assembly act to appropriate $4,000 to State
Agricultural Society, referred to committee
on agriculture.
Assembly amendment to home of ineJriate
bill concurred in.
AssEMBLY.-Mr. Conness moved to recon
slider the vote whereby the agricultural op.
preparation bill was on yesterday passed =
lost, ayes 2G noes 80. The amount of arpro-
priated from April 4th to April 8, is S2l,5l4
In the Horace Smith case. the Snprem,
Court denied the mandamus but declared
the law constitutional. The effect of the de
cision is to send the case to Placer county
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-13
FuNNy.-The snhiuined items IRE from lh

FUNNY.-The suhjoined items are from the
Nevada journal;
: Coop 'UN -Parson Deal walked into a
shop on Commercial street the other day and
solicited the occuprnt to purchase ticket to
starr Kings lecture. " No, sir PIES more
as dwenty dickets and never drawed tam
ting said the Dutchman, shaking his head,
and manifesiing the utmost aversion to the
proposition.
CoNcEEr GRENoNILLE.-Those frogs that
Starr King immortalized in his letters TO the
Boston Transcript, gave him another display
of their vocal powers on Wednesday night
before he was half through with his lecture
In his next letter we expect he will note the
fact that the boss frog on this occasion was a
little hoarse.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-13

OnAyGENEN The Grand Lodge of this
Society in Canada represents 56j lodges,
comprising about twenty-three thousand
members. They hold the balance of power at
all political elections, and can elect whoever
they unite OF for any Office ia the peoples
gift.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-13
Hotel for sale.

,%z.Aa THE undersigned is desirous OF disposing
1r.9 ofhis IIotel AZ Timbuct'o. situated on Man
s!.LI street, opposite the 9heater Any person
azlstR wishing 70 invest In good paying property
would do we'll 70 call and exam he the same.
For larticniars enquire on tie p!einiEss, o! o.
TH0S. GILLIGAN, MsrySvile-
VIZ LAHDRIGAN.
Iimb1ctoo, Aprf sth 1881. apll 1m-