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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02
MARYSvIGLE.

WILL CLOSE ON THE FoURTH.-The Bankers
of this city give notice in another colum that
their houses will not be open for business or
the Fourth.
Messrs. Miner d Tomb notify their custom
ers that they will close up at noon on that
day, and that hereafter their ice house vii
be closed every Sunday at ~ o'clock, M.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02
NOTICE,

OFFICE OF THE SAN Francisco & MARfsvILLB !
RAILROAD Co., Marysville Cal, June "a, 1861
NOTICE is hereby given that an Annual Meeting
~ of the Stockholders of the San Francisco and Ma
rysvile Rail Road Company will be held at the office
OF the Company in Marysville, on WEDNESDAY,
July 17th 1861, between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and
P. NJ, for the purpose of eecting Board of seven
Directors to serve during the ensuing year
By order of the Board,
THEo. A. COULT,
june2S-td Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02
tAett advertisements.
NOticc,

Dissolution of COpartnership.
FlNHE Coparnership heretofore existing between the
II undersigned, under the name of PRESBURY
WILKINS is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against the late firm are
quested to present them to E. T. WILKINS for settle
ment. All persons indebted to the firm arnestly
requested to make immediate payment to 4. I. Will
kins who is authorized to sign the firm name in liqui
dation, and who Will continue the business at the old
stand, No. SO Street, Marysvne.
| w. w. PRESBURY
| L. I. WILKINS.
| Marysvile, July / 1861. iully2
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAoRDINARY.-I New
York Times of June 9th, furnishes the follow
ing:
1t is reported that General Butler has ac-
cepted an invitation to deliver an Grafton on
the Fourth of July at Richmond. Whether
he will do it at the cannons mouth, or with
his own vocal organs. is BOT stated, but the
Grafton no doubt will be good one, which,
ever method he chooses.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

MARYsvTLLE SEMINARY.-The annual ex-
animation of Mrs. Poston's Seminary takes
place to-day and tomorrow. The conciu-
ding exercises will take place tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

NOTICE TO TEAMTERs.-The teamsters ol
this city are requested to meet at the Young
America Saloon this evening at o'clock
All are invited to be present. as action VIII
be taken relative to tho reduction of freight
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

SrAGrs.-The Sacramento Stage arrived
Yesterday OF a quarter before one o'clock,
bringing the mails and expresses. The Shasta
stage will leave regularly hereafter, at two
o'clock p. NJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

Scott. He states that the roll was called be-
fore he left Fort Monroe, on yesterday at six
o'clock. and there were but fourteen men
killed and forty-fve wounded upon our side
in all Two were killed in the unfortunate
meeting of the three different Federal de-
tachments, who before daylight came in con-
flict, mistaking each other for enemies
Tw elve were afterward killed during the
fight before the batteries Wash. dispatch.
UNION DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IN SIsKI-
you State Senator, George F. Price; AS
sembly, VIM. Irwin, G. N. Thornbury /;
Sheriff, DR.. D. Ream; Tax Collector, M.
Sleeper; County Clerk, VIM. Mcconnell /;
Treasurer, B. F. Varney; Assessor, Thomas
O'Rourke; Public Administrator, B. L. West
brook; Surveyor, S. s. Rice; Coroner. DIR.
C. N. Collins
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

Music WANrED.-A person capable oi play
inc the fife or snare drum during the day.
and the violiDcello or other bass Instrument
in quadrille band during the night oil the
Atb. call at this office.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

Dissolution reference to an adver-
tisement elsewhere, it will be seen that the
druggist firm of Presbury q wilkins has
been dissolved DR.. wilkins will carry on
the business at the old staud, and will also
practice in his profession.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

SUMNER BEvERAGEs.-John Foster mixes
delicious beverages at the Western House
saloon. They will be good to take on the
Enurth
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

Spring Stock g of Goods
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
THE UNDERSIGNED have in store fresh stock
Il of the following goods:
20, 900 lbs. Almonds walnuts Chesnuts, &C., &c.
10000 Cooking Prunes;
5000 " New Figs;
1900 " Fresh Chile Peaches;
1000 " Dried Cherries;
1000 " New Citron;
| 1900 Assorted Candies;
500 Liquorice and Sugar Sand;
| 1000 " Fresh China Dates;
| 500 Shelled Almonds and seedless Raisns !;
| 300 boxes Layer Raisins-whole, hlf and or ks !;
| 100 doz. Jeles and Jams-in glass and Tins
| 100 Oysters-Assorted brands;
| 100 " Pie Frui.s--in Glass and Tins;
100 Green Corn, Peas and Tomatoes;
100 Fresh Apples, Peaches and strawbr's
so " Preserves aud Pine Apple;
| so Pure Honey and assorted Fruits;
| SO Roast Chicken and Turkey;
so CLANS and Lobster;
25 " Preserved Ginger Worcester sauce
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
| ALSO
All Kinds of Fireworks,
For sale In lots to suit, at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
BY MCQU1NN CO.,
| june2 No. 22 d street, Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

A new army order issued in Miss Dixs de-
partmept prescribes a regulation dress which
each nurse win be required to adopt, and pro-
hibits the use Of hoops in the service.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02
Notice.

TOUP0NS for Interest Bonds of the City Of
~ Marysville, due July 1st, 1861, will be paid on
presentation at Office, at the Bank of the State
of New YORK, New York.
june15td REYNOLDS BROS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02
STATE OF South CAROLINA,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT June G, 1861.
have understood that many good people
have been remittng funds to creditors in
Northern States.
In the existing relations of the country,
such conduct is in conflict with public law,
and all citizens are hereby warned against
the consequences T. W. PIcKEss.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02
ANALYZED BY Chiffon.

Bear In mind that while other hair dyes endorsed
harmless and eficacious by their proprietorS
alone,
CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE
is certified by DR.. Chiffon, the distinguished Chemist
to be FREE POISONOUS MATERIALS, and therefore
safe it is superior Dr. Chiffon has been selected
by the city of New York to analyEe the
CROTON WATER,
and he has pronounced Crstadoro's Dye as inocuous
as that water in its purest condition. Sold everywhere
and applied by all hair dressers. CRIsTADoRo, No.
Astor House, New York.
GEO. W. SMELL, Agent,
je25 19O Washington st., San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02
r.. SNOWHTTE,

an old resident Of Marysville The place will be kept
up in good syle and pains will be spared to make
tia pleasant and attractive place of resort.
Refreshments will be furnished at all times when
desired.
Fruits Of all kinds can be had in their seasons.
june27-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02
West India Emancipation

TsNUE Tw eny Third Anniversary of British West In
4 dia Emancipation will be celebrated by the color
ed cltisens of Marysvlle and vicinity, August 1St
1861. 1t will be recollected that that day 100000
human beings emancipated from the dreadful
yoke of bondage and slavery
We hope that the day is not far distant when we
shall be privileged to rejoice over the downfall of
system which now holds over four millions of our
brethren in bonds groanng under the accursed in
stitution Of American Slavery.
We want to see all of our friends from the upper
counties at our jubilee. We promise them pleasant
time and they shall return home filed with gratifca
ton at what they have experienced.
On our next anniversary we shall have our friend
and coadutOr Fred Douglass out here to perform the
duties of the orator of the day.
Those Of our white friends who may feel disposed to
be present shall be sure of hearty welcome.
The ceremonies and barbecue will take place on Mr..
Breeding's Banch, about miles from MarySvile in
beautiful grove.
Speeches from several gentlemen Will be delivered
Reading of the Emancipation Act and Poem, and
other exercises to be announced hereafter.
After passing the day pleas antly the party will re-
turn to the city and prepare for dance and supper
at which there will be speaking-n the evening.
S. HOWARD,
iune29 Chm Com. of Arrangements.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

The following State paper is from the
Charleston Courier of the 9th ult. The good
people of South Carolina (if there be any
Left will not be allowed to pay their honest
debts:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02

| TACK RYAN. SIGN PAINTER. HAS
- quit working for shops and will here after work
| independently for himself and for the trade Sign
Painting Graining, SC, done to order and in good
style. All ordeIs left for at p Setzs Third street
next to John Keller's and opposite the City Market
will be premdtly attended to.
ju27-2w J. G.. RYAN.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02
Grand Entertainment will be prepared for the
Fourth of July

And all those who are tired of the hea and dust of the
c on that day, can while away few hours very
pleasantly at Hook Farm.
s2f5 Good Music has been engaged for the occasion.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-02
HOOK FARM GARDENS

yNNHESE PLEASURE GROUNDS are now open as
H. place of resort under the management of
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TIE uNRDSli,Ps OF the WAR.

Prebably not one man in thousand hes
itate,to cnlis. in the service Of his country
10 this hour Of her need, through fear Of
meeting death on the field Of battle. 1t IL
not tim dl,ty which restrains the able bodied
Inrn uf our communities from enlisting
promptly. 10 vast number OF instances
there are other preventing causes, -business
responsibilities, dependent families, uncer-
tain health, the importance Of which is I'M
possible to DENY, and which nothing but the
as,aaI presence ef m invading enemy can
overru'e. Bur aside from these, there is no
doubt thas for every man who stays ut
homs To escape the bullet OF the Zoe, there
areten who lock upon battles and sksrmlshes
as rrther the inviting features Of the "ser.
vice." but who shrink from the intervening
dIadgsry, the drilling, guard mountins. and
h-s, marching the coarse i,rr, the rough
weather, the utter absence Of tue physie,!
and INTEL e,uaI luxar,es, TO which tbey have
been accustomed, Who in word, tn TX
nothing Ut their safety. ba, everything OF
their comfort. ,smt,nly this winch keep,
the .'swses l,tie men" ut hsme,-nn, want
Ut Courage, whatever the fair patriots who
pour indignant sarcasm upon them may
thiuk, or profess to think. In short 1t Is
the life 1t the solder, far more than the
aeAta, ~h'sh makes IL So great u sacrifice
to gre ones se'f 10 his country. To meet
dsssh hpnorahly 10 noble eause-haw eau
that be called sacrifice, which is rather an
ensiahls privilege? But TO live tho TEDIOUS
life OF a camp. year after year; TO wear
the humble dress. and fo.Iuw the rude GUS
tons Of a common s,idsr; Ia find one self
growing more . soldier aud less a man, With
every added month Of service, to lose the
dear associates, the iunumerabie comforts,
tss taassand pamsles. re6ns ments Of civ,-
lissi hfe.--is ,sthe fear Of ell THE, whether
well o. i'll. grounded, which desers gentle.
mas, aud ue are nation Of gentlemen,
xopa srsnsfansns himself, BY dozen
words, troo free man into . recruit. II
is not the merely giving biz he. for that
were gladly Joue, il . The giving hinsseiit.
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a,d religious liberty crown our EFFORTS.
Published by order Of the Keokax Lso'es
Aid Scciesy. ...,, ,rrrv,,yrR
corresponding Secretary.
Keokak. Nor. Hsh. 1861.
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A NEW AGAZiNE.
ANSoCSCEMEST.

rT'HERE periods in the worlds history marked by
i extraordinary aud violent crises sudden rs the
breaking forth Of yescano, OF the bursting II storm
ON the These crises sweep away in a moment
the landmarks generate They call out fresh tat
er aud give the Old di ii0n 1t is then tn II
new IDEAS are barn, new theories developed. Such
periods demand fresh cxpOnents, and new for ex-
Founders
THIS continent has lately been convu.sci BY an up
heaving suhien and terrible that the relations OF all
aud all classes each other
ID people Uok about for the elements with which to
the sorH and direct the whrlwind Just pres
emt DO not knew what all iIi, is bring forth but
We do know that great results must iow from such
extraordinary uUTnnio' ions.
At juncure solemn and SO important. there Is
especial need that the intellectual force Of the country
should be active and efficient. II Is time great
minds To speak their thoughts boldly and take posi-
on as the advance guard To his emf there spec
ial want nbsurped IL Is that Of independent, mag
azne. which shsii be opened TO the inteiecs Of
the land and which shall treat the issues cd
sndte b. presented to the country in tone no way
tempered by partnership Influenced by fear favor
or the hope Of rewad which shall seize and grappie
with the mgenleus subcsts that the present Of
affairs beave Ia the surface and which be laid
aside neglected
To meet thIs want. the undersigned announce tina,
early u December next aud hy thereafter. will be
published. under the editorial charge Of CHARLES
GonFBEY LELAND Esq, new magazine en-
titled
THE CONTiSENTAL MONTHLY,
TO be devotsd to literature and national pJIicy.
In pnliiics, il viii advocate it'll al the force nj its
command best adapted to preserve the one
ness AMI integrity II the Cnite States II will
yield 10 the idea Of any disruption VI this Rcpab-
he reaceabiS or otherwise. and II will discuss
with honesty and impartst,ty, what be done to
save 1t
In literature twill contain articles in boil prose and
we're Il the most Sariel character and bghe
merit, ~ the best writer's and ATTEST thinkers This
country
II Sill be liberal and progressive without y.eIding
TO ehitneras aud hopes 5eyDd the Era-pi The age and
II viii eaeavor la req q the fee.zs aud interests 81
the AnieTicsa pie and to iiiu-trae bh their scri-
ors and ham nous pecuIisrites In sort, no pains
vii be spared TO make IL the representative magazine
OF he time.
THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. will be printed ON
hhe paper std in the tc,i style Il yp,zrsIhy and each
nnfB.er viii cpni1in ole hund. eli abb twelve ROYAL
octsss PAGES
EAs:-Thres dollars per year. IN advance tpcs-
tsse paid y the pub bcrs u fwp copies ave Dollar,
three oopIes for SIX dollars tSsstsge unpasd
Gso. r. PUTNAM
No. 532 Br.sdwsy Nes York
v CT A0ag
No ! o Trefiaist stree. po~,.o
Pnoistrrs for the Proprie;ors
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crxssaL sAxxRUrr Law.

TIE sas;ec: Il a basxrur. law has been
d,Sess.eJ ssne~h s. ,s1d there Is little doubt
tbs. .neh measure sssi be passed Al the
coming .es,iop u Cosgress- il seems.obe
saysrsd BIZ nearly al classes and in every
s.e,ion. We think . Law adapted - the
wants 81 the honest ard saforsasase debtor,
and shieh sia .ecsse = III. and FAR das'ri-
bs,isn Of bis Assets amoog bis creditors,
would be Of grea. bcnefs AT time liks this,
when ,be eounsry needs the talents and en-
..>ies Of eli iss e.Iissns. No act OK tina:
kind bss been in operation for nssry twenty
wears. Within that time, in saj'tion 20 The
iscai embar-assnents aud dspresslons 10
which all sections are suhject, We had m
Is5. general panic, saeePtng aaay the
isstuse., en:ulphing the hopes and dishear'-
eniog thousands OF our he.s men; and nas
We are in the uidss Of another commercial
rao,urc more fasatto my sections than
aay previous IN and 10 It's effects reaching
every portion Of the laui.
There is peculiar proprse'y in measure
Of this kind now, from shs fses that our
present euibirrss.ments are due TO the per.
eds and treason of section Of country
largely indebted 10 the North. and beg ODD
the reach of 10 creditor. The rebel debt
ors, relieved Of their obligations TO pay,are
thus enabled 10 give the & eater aid to irea-
500; and IL would neither be just nor good
pol,es for Their loyal creditors, to be kept
under the harrow Of hopeiss, Indebtedness,
aod their ,sleats and uscl uiuess thus lost 70
the county.
"A meet ng Of New York merchants Was
held n short time s'nos, in relation to the
matter Of Bankrupt Law. Tnose present
rspsesoniei the creditor interest, which Is
ao.t JEALOUS Of such measures. Mr. Royal
PuKLrs states that at former meeting "A
committee Of five had been appointed 10 OBJ
tain Information on the subject OF the pro
posed passage Of a bankrupt law. That
committee had gained Information - he
h,psi It you'd Mt BE- required to state how,
which indicate that some sort Ok u bahk-
rup, .aw sill lie passed ut Tho next session
Of Congress, there being great pressure OF
tho dsbtor interest.
The common opinion Of the meeting was
that II Bankrupt Law would be passed tbs
Water and with that understanding i, adopt
edtha follosin n resolution:
Resoirsd, That. although your committee
quest.np the expecIency u passing bank
rapt l,s ut the rusuIng session Of Congress,
safely because If the il.a itrctcd state Of the
oonatry, and the mp ,sslb,iity Ut forcing
it. PROVISIONS in the States nuw IN rebellion;
yet. as they believe permanent law for the
relief VI bnoest debtors uad Tor thc eqnIta-
bic Distribution OF their effects among cred
lis, viii be bench ,ial, aud it Is cur
belief, aud in view Of thtt fact that an
carae.. effort will be made To have gener-
al bankrupt Law passed at IN early Jay,
therefore ~ ret.ptntnsnd that II cammittce
DO arppiutrd uai au,hoi ned to procure the
necessary legal aid 10 draft IA bill and sub,
mis- it u "a future meeting of this body.
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TO THE L.p,E. OF IOWA.
Report Of Nr.. wiiienmyrr. To the soldiers Aid
Societies Of Iowa Ladies. rae

secietie. Of Iowa Ladies. IT..
Having been delegated by the keoIuk Aid
Society to visit the hospitals Of the West,
FOR the purpose of ascertairing their ar.
rangements, and the wants Of The sick and
wounded among our volunteers, am in
s;rucsed to lay before you brief report of
their condition, and to furnish you with a
list Of articles needed to promote the CON.
fort and secure the conyalesence of the sick
soldiers, from our State, which are now IN
the hospital.
That there has been great distress, among
our troops on account Of sickness, and that
a lack of hospital stores and comforts has
aggravated their suEerings, | may not COZ
csa'.
That there should be lack of such hos
pIsaI furniture and stsres as The Govern
msns proposes TO supply, may be a matter
Of sarprise TO some, bu, when we take into
consideration that the Government, at the
commencement Of this war, was almost in
state Of disorganizasion, aud .ha, within
the mpas. n few months, \ vast milf
tary campaign has been set on foot. irvoly-
ing rai ions Of dollars. and the health and
comfort %! hundreds of Thousands Of men,
and THAI the Government has had to contend
wsh an injured credit and hor1es of dis
honest army contractors. these is little cause
TO wonder that her supplies are nos mere
boantifgl.
But snsne OF our soldiers have ..in more
serious ditaeaitlss to contend wI,h.-sh.ir
Surgeons haze bo' made the necessary re-
aasitioos, are Lacking 10 mora, character.
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-0Jake.- said an old farmer. one Gay
20 one Of bis movers, edo y"n Know ~"
MANY horns there are in Dilemma
NO.. replied Jake, ..but kn"w nov
many horns there are IN quaFs 81 WINS
key"
f-On a recent occasion. as the marr,-
age ceremony was about to be performed IN
a church near Truro, when thu Clergyman
desired the par,ie. wishing To be married 20
rise up. a large number VI the ladies' imme'
diasely lose.
ey.sI viii kis. you Eve" said the la
ther Of US all TO our common motnerS
~ don's care Adam if SOU do," 80 re-
piled.
evZollicotsr, the rebel leader, who has
made so poor a figure in Kentucky, 10 said to
be a printer, but should not be regarded as
a tyne of his calling. Al the lac, accounts
his case was foul one, and the ULion men
were distributing his matter.
"a Scotch old made was asked to sub,
scribe to raise men for the King, during the
las. war. answered.;
81 never cauId never raise man for my
self, and I'm nos going to raise men Tor
King George"
rTThey mean to raise tall students out
in Wisconsin. An exchange paper says: :,
Its board Of education has resolved to erect
a building large enough TO accommodate
Eve hundrcd students i've stories high.
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From New York.

New York.--Adjusaus Robert n. Scott,
vas arrested to. day for treason, Lieut.. Col.
Buchanan applied for his release, promising
to deliver him to the Government au.hori
ties at Washington, bat the request was not
complied with. -.. sss
The Government has grained parm ssion
for the re- opening BY water OF trade bctweca
Port Tobacco, and Baltimore. .
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The fsllswans remarkable ceafcssian. ia
ken srsas the Nes Orleans Crescent. anu
wa'ch sc Sod in tie n mysis apreal 81 the
lQ,h, + 70 The point:
Vuf Ttaeasriv the abilities snd Yesour-
crs s'f sh& liessssn Government of lsneon
hare A<sa .as.rrrtri IL - wew nsaTiy
ssx maeihs ssaee vessel entered the pert
~ NV Orlrsss fran ds-taai eaangss.- -
The saac rv~as< u,l. sppiy Ia Mohssr and
othes PARTS of shs Cult. Where vessel
with mssehssdis has pa-s~s L'nealn'. biees-
.ds.,.rsa.y aess ,sssl iAs s@osssst il ias
-ss al les2.
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