TO   THE   PEOPLE    OP    THE   STATE   OP
CALIFORNIA.
Fellow-Citizens—The action of the late Democratic State ■Jouvemion his, aB you are aware,
placed me in nomination for the Chief t-ixectuive
office of the State ot California. At any time aud
under all circumstances the people are entitled to
demand from every candidate tor their suttVu-_;es,
who aspires lo a legislative or executive position,
■i candid exposition of his position ou all questions
which form the Basks ofour political organization**-,
and an explicit statement of the policy that be will
adopt in thc event of his electiou. Such a course,
eminently proper in the existing situation of the
country, is ccriaiuly iu ivcconlatice with my own
inclinations. I entertain no views whicb I would
conceal —advocate no policy which 1 wculd fear to
avow, aud would accept no oflice obtained by the
sacrifice of caudor und integrity.
Inasmuch as my health at this time prevents mt
from making an extended canvass of tlie State
and conferring with you personally, I desire iuthi
preseut com inun ien tion to record iu I tin gunge
whicli no one can tail to understand, my delibenitt
opinions of the constitutional rights and power*
ot the Federal aud State Governments, and theii
,, , ,. ,, ,. . ,, . . ., , , i relative duties. It is mv design, in thia connec-
beg. tc, p.ll_l»l>lw attention to the fact, that he , „__. lo kj b_|orB J(|S •„,, ,VJ o( __„,,_   „.h
THE GASH PRINCIPLE
Established  at   Last!!
—AT —
M. KELLER'S
Store and Wine Cellars
ALAMEDA  STEEET.
THE undersigned, being uow permanently located
in San Francisco, for the sale of tbe unrivaled
WINES  AND BRANDY
— FROM   ma —
"Rising Sun" and "Los Angeles"
Vineyards,
es well as for the transaction of a
General Foivi ardiisg ami Commission Business,
adiuinistralion, glossed over tlie crime without rebuke, aod almost wilhout a word ot comment. To
such an extent does ci.rriipUo.il exist in tbe highest
political circles of the capitol, and so notorious
had become the (net, lhat a republican House of
Representatives was constrained by the presure ol
public opinion to censure, (or BM»I feasance in offiee
the lute Secretary of War; yet the President ol
the Unted Slates, with the advice snd consent of
Uie Senate, appointed tiiis unworthy minister and
disonured man Ambassador at thu court oftbe
Russian empire.
All these accumulated evidences of alarming national degradation should claim the serious consideration of every time oltteeo ofthe republic and
all who aeelc to Bave tlieir country from certuin destruction. Let lis labor then ior' a return to nasi riet   adherence   to  national
:leem proper and appljca*
s established th ___________________________________________________mm
€ ASH PRINCIPE Ig£j2
in his store at Los Angeles, where  he proposes to j perfectly expi
tbc
tional justic
xeited,   to procure   the  passage of law
courage the  immigration of all such   persons.    It
ill be my proudest ambition to aid in makig Ca-
forma ia every respect, what the   pioneers ol lhe
state designed ii should be, Mr.  borne of  a  happy,
hfened and patriotic race nl White fre-eimm.
whieh  our citizens  will be
News-Dealers and Booksellers,
Read and Remember!!!
J". STX=8--^-T3VC-A_.3XT
Wholesale News-Dealer,
\CAZI.'
nil the DAILY and "WKKKLY NKW3-
iB,  -SHO.,   to all part* of the couulrj,
As the federal
■e-juii-e'i to pay ■
iarily be onerum
imleavor to a&a
ill QUI
lister the
i to
this
11 she
ladv
To the
and earn
ough
o the lei     	
m ofiherevenue la
of all useless offices, and the
whenever praciieable. Duri
>f tbe Legislator
g"
attai
stlyr
nin
sell all me-rchandixe in bis line at. the smallest ju
advance on San Francisco prices, to cover trans- j ;lt
portaiion and cowtaission ; or. wili purchase aod j th
iorwnrd for others, at a commission of 5 per ceut,| /*■
as advantageously as he could for himself
I solicit tor lbem your
; assuring you that, however un-
d, they are the conclusions of a
ieeks only the truth, and Ot a
t Unit desires, above "all earthly aspirations,
eelfare of California-the perpetuity of the
irett Union, ami the presetvatton of the Con
Hem- wilh all its guarantees of liberty. These
*  —afwih
iiauagemeiH[-|innesiv> aiid \
sole
■sol*'
people aod to all the
u ali enable rights. This wil
towards opening th-i way foi
tiu
i of out*
leir sacred aud
ihe first advance
honorable peace
oveit c mntry, and
a   difficulties  that
for the ..mil ad)nslnient. of &
have divided the republic.
bled at Sacramento Citv on the 8th of the present
h, udopted and published    to   the world   the
tions.    They   constitute the   basis
I of tbe democratic organizations in ibis stale.  They
ON   SALE,
For Casli, ov its Equivalent
■Groceries, Choice Liquors-,
br'y Goods, Clothing, Lumber,
Window Blinds, Sash. Shingles, i ■--        ;     - •■ -■ .
' ' [ are  intclerant cf   any opposition,   tbe
Nails, Iron IlOOtSj RiVCls, &■*****.«.' and limitations imposed by  law   ou    the   Federal
RB.-NATIVE WINE3 and BRANDIES  put  government should be sacredly observed-    A   peril» in packages, to suit purchasers. I s'^nt-iisrega d oi them by our rulers, ,f sanction-
1         °    ' ed by the people, must speedily lead to revolution
Pure White  Wine   Vinegar, &C.     land anarchy, te.tiiiu-.uiug in the overthow ol  cm-
*e-          i- i-i          i stitutional liberty and the dissolution of the Uuion.
Wl.    KEULER-.   ;     During the lirst eisty years ol our   nalional   exis -
I tence no statesman, nor promiuent,  leader   ot  any
Les Angeles, August ith, IW&                             I political party, dared to palliate, much less to jus-
 ' tily, au encroachment by the geueral  governm en
tbe liberties  of   the
n-Mlr-.rn*.
ion.    If
t consl-
He is also prepared to m,ik-- liberal CASH ffc^ wt" be «^'^-.lb> on*- co urge only-a faith ilil0(llh,,i
ADVANOl-'Sonc.nsivnnn-m.oflliaeOVool.aud:^ onse,-vance of the-spirit and le ter o. the con- foUu„in,
all  o-her native produce to his care, ontl ,jUam„.  «mBti<>iu«««Dlie'-M1n!,,1tb-T lh»   & l>««^tv.
tees that his sales will show the best market rates,  mir in^iuiiinr,.. and nHerpre ed by_  the   Snpi ._. _«....._
(Court of ihe United States.    Even in a  period   ol   principles whieh meet, my fti}th e  approf:
profound tranquility, a deviation by  any  depart- , elected I (-hull feel mysulf bound,   by every
ment ofthe government from the sphere of action   ,]erfil*ou 0f |1(J[lor a[H_ duty, to respect   and  maiu-
presjribed for it by the orgiiui-a law ot   the land, if I tain lbem :
attended with dangerous results,    I!ut iu a time ofj      _      ,     ,    _,    ,  ,,     , . ,, ,
warnndex-meulin-uv eM-teme-Mi-   when section-       Seeehed,   That the democracy of tbe  stateof
al animates are imiW-fik wheu'the passions of j Calilornia are in favor oi an .inalterable adherence
the multitude, and the zeal of the dominant parly   '° l"> cons.ituliou    of     he   United   State,,   with
1 .   *  Inli u.h iniiinintees of civil liberty   unimpaired.
,y msi
question wh
I ali
J. M.  HELLMAI,
ARCADIA   BLOCK.
Next to Corbit-t & Barker's,
WHOLESALE   AND  RETAIL
Gei>ti*> FuvnlsHiii-' Goods,
Dress Goods,
White Goo^B,
BmbroMeiy and Lace Goods,
Dress Trimmings,
Hosiery, Gloves, Sit-.. i»*n4
on the rights of the ■      ■_____________________________________._____________.
citizen. Indeed sueh was the jealous solicitude ot
tbe lathers on this subject, thai at the final session
of the tirst Congre?-. of tlie United States the following amendment to the Gon-nitutio'i was proposed, and subsequently adopted by the requisite
uumU-r ol Slates:
•■The powers not delegated to the United States
by the. Constitution. tu.r  prohibited by it  tu the
States, are reserve-el to ihe Stales, respectively,   or
0 -—^-mmmmmw--.
Res
o/ee
d, That we
are ii
i tavr
ind p
rese
iviUioa   of
lbe  v
i'holc
,hat v
uidd
.-e  i
uty
ofthe gavel
•nmei
Ul R!
itiiuti
mm
1 raodd rebi
;ll ion
or ir
its l»l
vful
supremacy
; bu'
. we r
solely for
il author
lhe pnrposi
ity, and tor
; of r
no ot
■stori
her [i
Re;
lolved. That it ■
,s the
duts
liforn
ia,
us a membe
r of
ihe 1
edien
ae t
a aU   consti
tutioi
nil a
ihe I
,edt
ral  Execuli
ve. i
nd tl
ol an.
f pt
.rtv, who sh
all  ei
W oft
■ restoration
erican Union ;
tent the   rirvht
i, by every collection   against
nize that right
:s coostitution-
pe whatever,
lie ttale of Ca-
I* the   Union, ti,   yield ob-
s ol Congress and
.1 any  iudividtr
     E1o  incite insur-
rsction or rebellion within ber borders, or disaffection and discord among her people, is a traitor
to her best  interehts.
Resolute!. Thut lbe aim and ohji-ct of the democratic party is to prcseve the federal Union and
the rights of ihe wwwal States uuimyairetl \ and
they hereby declare lhat they do not consider thead-
minisiralive nsurpalion of exlniordiiniry nnd dau
1 Sell at Price* tiiat Oitf Com^etfttob.
Etery nnw Novel received a» noon n* PoWf»hei3,
I u.. ve -iiir-r-.i m.1 riri'inii^'iin'iit-'i v-'ll'h :i.l'l   Ilie flill>----iit yn\,_
.!■■■   ^l-rU.rin-r.   .V." sunt ramiuli Uie Ti-n.le with Hook,
!l;,t.:,..i^-y, l''la"k i;i">k-, Music, rnrt|-:uts, I'lintH, Wedll*,
'[ h'roVVii'i'-'iiNili'i.l  iiur'iliiK*.i, fiiid'|_unr»ntee  dealer* the
Send lor my Price I.ui, and gl*« iMc a IrUI.
ittontton SR called t" thel.i-tof AMERICAN anil FOR.
hich I recelvewtmcriyM-jBi;
its hi>vii*-£ been iliade bj ih,
for uiLri'jins,' ot tli-.- mnils from
,mer th«e tftnes-a montli, iam
IptiODR at a inuoli lower rate
cure and attention -will be j>»i4
packBget, for whicb thin enui»-
rii eiiviiLblu ivpuUUrjii tliruugh-
KiGN PERIODICA!
. (UnilM ;  in uni'
;es with such reekless dUregard of the
welfare of the people us to induce a rea-
sonabIe suspicion thut (jortupt appltancea bed influenced the le-jislntive action. Al^'u the Le-
gisluture, with the sunctioti of the Governor, has
mude approprlwlions anticipating the ordinary revenues of the Slate for £' afa to come. It, requires
no arguaieut to illosu-rue the pernicious result ol
riuch a systern. These abases most be corrected or
ibe stute will be involved ft bopelesH b'\nkrupfcy.
Whether h purty wliich tins iniuiyomied Ihem can
be safely entrusted with their rsJopmalioti- is "
ou to determine.
..   ,  . sre was n   lime in »nr
which denninded from  tlie   people ol tJnii
he exercise of eolithLeoed I'ttasoo nnd exulted patriotism, tbe present is that- period.    The ordinary ieauep ol a state oaippass sink into Insignifi
entice when compared to the consequences depend*
cut on the hesott   of the   approaching September
election.    It will    ib-terniine by    what   principles,
under what rulers the   government   of  California
shatl be ad ministered lor   the ensuing  four   years.
More than that : it Will ("TC«TCh»e an   important influence on lhe public opinion of the  ea-ti-ru states
and possibly on the deatln-ies of the   nation.    You
very isolation   from the  tumultous*    pa-...inns,   and
scenes oi san_.uni!iiy  violence,   prevalent in   uthi
sections of  lhe Union,    will   bestow   dignity   an
power on any judirmt-ui you may   render.    Decid
then,whether you will adhere to n parly, Ibe leader-
of Which ruthle^Ftls iraitptf upon   ihe most snored
iiuariiniHL's ol liberty, or whether you  will snppori
the national deineciacy iu their vllortn to aircut the
prOeFesA of a despotism whicli tbrealens to snhvui i
every ves^ge nl freedom that yet remains   iu  the
American   eon l.-dera *y.     I") Clilp   as    lar    as   your
votes c---i ii di*ii*i'minti the ques lion, whether   the in
tenii'cine war wliich desuiateg our   unhappy   eonn-
Iry shall be waged Inr   lbe   preservation   of  lltai
coustiuiiion. and the   restoration    of  lhat   Union
which your lathers iirdaiu>*d ;   or  whether il nhHll
red for all the San Km
o Haiti,,
"" \uySv\y~v->.><.'v   Vtiti'iiiitit*. ("" Ki'vioiv. will be rariuslieif
to'firdi-r"    'Onki-s' f>u*' Hofk",   Music,   l-'micy A rlid.r.,   bt.
(illcl promt'Uy. !i1.Ui-!l--we-.t. market rates. Subucriptioni
payable Ittvariably tn advance
New IHtllltary Books Hccelvtd as soon as Pub-
llKlXlI.
All kinds of MILITARY GOODS Imported to order.
Sword-.. Belts, an.l I'i**<o.if*H('ii .Swrds  Kot  up  in  th,
li.K-rlstyl.. in thirty days, at fitly l'<*r cent. Jenn thin __,
Adilrei
JlySB
ii prio
J. STHATMAN,
News  Agent,  Snn Frsneliti,
MINING  CLAIMS
YU SALE^R TRADE.
1432 ftfcl irr BOflrt ol' ibt best Ledgei in El Dorado
Ci>'non.
•>1G_  feet in Uie Ori-innl Du-nv-ry I.ocntioni .1
Rbeft S-prlnsaaiKl Silver Hill, irvtr clnnn. i.
ivliicli nn* Iiioorpnrete-1, »ml Ibo work orop.u.
ine ilicin in in proRreM.    AtM,
400 feet in Ilie Sun Fr.ncisiro UrUrrct. 1.1 111. but
tflUK   a'""'"   Vlllllnlilir unilHlll  "ill   b«   BOLD   tt
1  TRAUKD at « Itrmt "r.orilice, it ell,,_l.-tl .o»n.
A   list Of "Hr   clainu   can   be Be.-ri st Ulil OIBc,
»„d ..ll p»rtlOatar« ^ertuhred.   Noo. b,,r i.iin.i-
pals need apiilj- J-V-J,nl
SUM MO IMS.
^TATK Of CAT IFdl'.NlA. iron n;
H.r:„,
S.   HELLMAN,
TEMPLE'S BLOCK,
MAIS ST11KET, l.os AngeU-*,
— DEALKB  K —
Books and stationer*?-,
C4sais- Tobacco. Cuiiidy,
Cutlei-y mid Fancy Gkto-As, &c.
CIRCULATING   LIBRARY.
GARDEN SEESO.
I.OS  ANGELES.
P. .BEAUDRY
BEGS toinform 1)
he has just domrae"neea busmei
' bouse^-afl above, witii a
tto the people.      Lull lha  adveut  iuto  po.er oot grahtKd hv   the  Ciii.-umiion- »»J conflnolcd In ft ttplrit of faewticicm. which nhhom   moM, with
|thtiWUbl.canp[llly the   toiegouiff   ameudmci   | ■ . ~ . aod re^ia alilte Lbe dietatesof humanity anfl   tfa«   mo»tlvUtl
was bed not lea, obligatory tha,,    t^   granU   ot - ■  ri,Mlio|1J_ ,le   lirbi. neas,, of civiliZ,d .mlion... with  „o   other object,   b,, a„,,.u,
| power to the federal gorerumeitt, reeled   m   the >*        J^ ^ ilufirUoQmpnti lnvU !U1(i Sl!„. ,111(„ th, emanci.m.ion ol four   million,   of ,.tBro  ^ M
1     vi'^-,'1, !« Cr, In^l nr (bvMP<l tn lbe   Amer   Ue.ice of Amerieiui citiRi;iis' iii   such   Suites  where slaves of the pouth, aad the e*tah,i8hm*mt Of a con-   u«   Aagela
ie amef-Lt_:i , ;..,. ;„ ...ii Ut,o»»,ul   PHlvn^iha   Min- Polidatcd military despotism in lhe .n.rth.    What- |ni»t aod cj
No Slate is more loyal or devoted to the Amei
! icau Union than Calilornia.    She   has   responded j
j with alacrity to all demands made on ber   patriot- I
iam, haa paid with uncomplaining cheerfulness* her
! portion ol the onerous lases levied by the govern
ment, aud contributed  a   larger   amount   lo   the
Natioual Sanitary Fund than auy one ot her sisler
Stales.
But while California has furnished tbe most gratifying evidence of an ardent and unselfish   attach^
msnl to the Union, vet   her   citizens   must   have
witnessed with appn-hensiou   and   abhorrence repeated acts ol'tyratiny, usurpation and corruption
"j practiced by tbe  Republican   AdmiuiHlration   and
i Congress at Washington City, and tlieir   officials,
I civil ami  military, throughout the United   Slates.
j We bave seen martial law proclaimed and the writ
NOS.   15   and  16   ALISO   STREET,  of kttheaseorpm. suspends-^ lhe. right ol   trial by
"jury denied, tlie -.auctit-y of lbe itiails violated,
I contribiilinus levied ou whole communities by ir-
' responsible military subordinates, imprisonm-jnt,
| banishment or death inflicted on citizens accused
^^^^^^^^^^^^ j of no crime and iried before tribunals unknown  to
_ friends and  the  public, that1 the laws, and a system ofespionage and secret po-
in bis own ^ 1'ce established which fiuds Q pawllel only   in   the
j an n a I a nf isiatic   despotism,      Newspapers which
—---r r.;\ ventured t'i complain of theFe outrages have   been
GENERAL ASSORTMENT; forcibly suppressed by order   of   government.
nch   Slates   whtire I Slaves of the hiuUi, and the oslab
u,,„ ,.,,, „.. _       ..   . eign—tbe   sop- 1 noli dated military despotism inil
pression of speech and oi the press— 1 lie OpfO und ;ever nmy bu your decision, my 1
avowed disregard of State rights—tin. fanatical
attempt to place the negro on a social and political equality with tbe white race—and the employment of unust I lepl-oa'bs—aa calculated to preserve or restore a uni.m of th
perpeli
. a governtr
'■'derivii
r    JUSt     pOW
— OF	
•GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
and SHELF HARDWARE.
 ^^Bt'r   *       —ALSO —
Rest auality Fields, Sliorels,
Axes, Hoes, Bakes,
and Nails, of aH sizes.
thai heaven w
ill vnnelisatf to oui
a speedy   deli
i*ei-.iiic"    Irom   ber
and toCrdiloi-
nia and her    sisliT
f Loa Aagate.
  it -.f .IrM.i*.--. ■ Ijin-Kr.
nnd it annwiog   satiofactorjly   th«-r«from,   tbat «. pod
■t.,"' |,-"li<,,i'*-xiit-in^-lir,ir e,<. th* j-lainlifr-. FlrUli-
,'nai-i ic Skbi'l .Biiii^l Au- .li-fen-iaut JI<-..ry_ luhou ,,4
lint v-1.1 .t-lViriruit hns .t-r-par',..*.'. fi'.ni tii-  M»te   Ilf  till-
rornia. an »ppl!«ali«n uf the pUtoti-Fi attornartit i. m.
d„ea  Lh.1 ^rv1«or.ammoD**.iGth*U«.» ta oradi »
,.„- -ai.l iU-r->n.l:iHt l*v ].ulJlir.iii'.n.  »y I.tiLliMniip the n.im-
ith i certified copy hareof, «>■■■:- a wawi tot tarn
l.os .\.i.".*Ii-^.tau. :i ii.*',v,;.-4].*it ,,ui,li-!i*-.ii-_
unty    Ami ii  nppeafin-j; Lbarl ih« oo«ndl
lence of  tba  defendaat i- in   Loi   tagria
-ind that Wa addreaii whHc io   Mid   ooaatj   wt,
AHgelaa   r.ilv. it is further ordarad  that  tht .um-
i an.l certified copy ofthe compWlat ta deyoaKed ia
he post oIKc*' it-t.l*-■■•->--■'! to .i..-f.-11'.mi.t M raid c
»»- - •        ,i ebambera thi* '>,*-*, A" nfU-'
J8rd day of l&H
'U'.l.
■ut prayer
n-.-1'd cnmiii; i
■ent  troubles,  static OF CALIFORSIA, Uoaatyof U_mAa&\*n
tltntinitiFH*  on i    t. ■1,,!l" w- Shore Clerk of tbe DUtrict Coart of tbi Rnt
Ibe Pacific the   rnniinnanre nl   iirorr    nrinnrrifnU«-3iclalDiatnc*, Ut Annie* Connty, Stata ol (MtCntda,
meraciDC ui.  co.iii.maiict. oi  peace, prosperity Ao ,,,.,,.,,., ,.,.r!,fv ,!m., ,*;„ ^„.,„ ,_1:,i u,...^,-Uiyi u a lull,
andlibaty. trup. aad correct oopy of the ortglaal ordat  ->  tha aama
JOBS   G. DOWXKT.     ; appeara nn Ble in my office.
Julv 13>h, 1863. I    ^^—,   Witpe-imr  band  with tha  aeal  of oar HA
■- r  f *)     Co-art affixed, at Loa Angela**, \h? lUtbdaj ot
       1 L. B-  -    Bay. A, D., Utf.
I ] JOHN' #   SHORE, CIer«.
*—,—■ By Jowcra Hona, Jr., DepaW.
AMERICAN EXGHAN6E,
.... from the cnnsent of the guVi
Resolved, That we are   opposed   to   all  Hecref
political orgonizatiotis and societiea. aa dauperoua
to tba liberties of the people   aud   destructive   to
Qr republican torm of gwarPtDeoti \ _-. ~ ___________________________________m _ ^________i_____________._________________________________________
XheShed, That we ela,m and demand a.inalien   j Cor.   SailSOmO and Ha]lGCk StPOCts ;-' 'f™ ^ ^^ *; (^:,',::l^]';^
ble righ'.f-, freedom ol thought, Ireedom ofppeech. I fOPPOSITE THE amKKICaN TBBATBK1 I    Fl'i-l'.mru'^uirl !ln    " "   '"*  ' ''■'"'"■'    ,,iric--'
of the prei-S, and turtber declare lhat, gOSfrujpeiil
nts pliould at all times bn held to a strict ac-
coaulability to the people, and that all errors ol
such agents should be liable Lo tlie lull and free
discussion lor the purpose of   eon-eel ion    by    the
(0PP031TB TOE AMKKICAN TliKATi'.'.-:.)
SAN   FKANCI S(JO.
.etfully iiifot-ins
0V
i©©TS
SH0E1
relusedall rrfsfil laciliiies, and meetings of tbe
people called to consider and peacefully petition
for a redress of grievances have been diapered at
the point of the bayonet. Bear in mind that these
wrtmga have not beeo perpetrated alone in sections
of tbe country where rebellion prevailed, bul iu
loyal Slr.tes of the North; nol by lawless and irresponsible mobs, but publicly and snamelessly by
the express order of the ni3ininisti-tit-irni. Again,
the ■Joustiluiion of the United ' Smies, Ariicle 4,
Sec. 3, enacts that "New States may   be  aiiaMtted I "_""*'
by GoogreBS into ibis Union, but no new State shall I l,0li' l0 Ui-V befor« *"t! ^ v
be formed or erected within the jurisdiction ol any
Of all size? and qualities, for Ladies.'Gentle-
,   'men, Misses, Boys.'aiK.10Iuldt--.ti.
—ALSO.—
shei;t   li-titau
CUMBERLAND       COAL
Plows. Clapboards .&. Shsiisles.
j State without the
action ot tbe gov
;is of peculiar sign
Isittons have been
j ofthe republican
_ by ci
ved, and will continue  to  do bo \ m
other State, or any State be formed by   the   junc-
tioii of twn w n..»ia   SiftUi*.   or    pans   of   Stated
Mill,nut lbe UoilS-Btit oi Lim |rtgiflauii*b Ol the State.
concerned, as well as of Congees*." Ia difUno'
of tbis plain prohibition ol the organic law, Coo-
■srres", ut its last session, passed au act, wbich tin
dent approved, dismembering   the   State   of
ballot-box.
Resolved, That we denounce and nnqurdifu'dly
condemn the Eim-taeipalt-on Frociamainin trf Uie
President of the United States as tending to pro-
tractindefinitely civil war, incite -servile iiisurrec-
tion. and inevttahlv chice llii. door forever tu a restoration of the union of these Slates.
Resolved] that we disapprove of all Oongres-
sional laws tending to subsiitnie a paper currency
in California in place of our own uie ial lie c'ncuUt
ing medium,
Resolved. That the spirit and meaning of ite
Democratic Pla'form of tbis State are coin prised
in the words, "Tlie Constitution aa it ia uud tht;
Union hh it was."
There are other subjects ol -jrave public importance, not directly embraced in the above r-.-snlu-
Pei mil im-, belore clo-itig this c-mimunica
  in    reference   lo
, Eoliciiing that patient ami serious CuOdidcra*
oo which it becomes a Iree people to bestow oq all
i'Wf- ■na"" ,'CB,'ri,il:M
A I'lUS'l-CCAS^ HOUSE,
At Moderate Prices.
Klrifhrnan  k Welral   I
m brou-fM in the  IH*tffct t*u*rt
i Diatrict <■■■ the State of Ckliforala,
ciunn- or   l,-'-Av;:-:r-.   ami  Ih*   »o.
,ty i.f Lo* A«gel*», In iBeafllM
tdettng and n<-
i- BXCHAM-IE.
rU of the city-
WF. have spijiypin
SUITS OF APAUTMEXTS
rorFiimiliea-j
^^^H	
It i> the purpoae ■
CHANGE one of thu
hotel,* in ii." State, ni
questions that may vitally ail'eel   Iheir present and
luhH'e prosperity.
When Calilornia became a sovereign member ol
tbe Aui'-rican Con fed era cy , she was i-ndowi'd with
all the riglit3 and privileges enjoyed by any ot lhe
original thirteen states.    By virtue ()' Ami eoter-
Ith
,..    .   .       *,- ,       . ■       .,, -    ,      w •     .    ■_.       „ ..  eignty she is enut.etl  to al     the   m'neral   we>
Vir*'tAta and hinn'iUL: wi l!.:n her boumlai i-.-s a new ......       , . ,..,.,
...    »     _ . o       ,,.,,.,._     „,     ; within her boundaries.    Such is lhe opinion ol r
Furthermore, ivnd very Important
To Wagon Makers,
AXD OTHERS.
He has just i __     	
by every steamer, aii sa^ortment  of the" best
Hickory, Oalt, and Asn lAtmbex,
Of all tbickcesses and widths;
Hu1>bs, Spokes, TTelloes. Bent-Kims
Horseshoe Iron, bars of Iron and
Steel,
than heretofore.       _______W\
Loe Angeles, October IStb, 1862.
FOIt SA LE—FOU CASH,
2,000 LAKGE SIZE WOOL
SACKS,
At the San Francisco Prices.
S. & A.  LAZAItO,
■    janl7     ■ Comer Bell's Row.
toi <
_ lei'lsiature.    Tl»e
, Virginia I °
juld add to
is, without
nmforable  and  home.-
Pric<feS  to ^siil the Tienes.
the rtr
pUlnl ni.-i ii*. (ftid
utd DLatrlcl Com-;.
The FVopk* <.f !li>* Stati: ..f   CuiifurIII:
H-_r.rrl.aHon/dafrnrtant.    Tou   we
.?v.y.iv in ro -i-ii-u br«PKht
i ipwcUns:   T«
■:■'   reewred  U
Cou-rl nt ii>- k'lrtt Jodttiil
named pUlntidi in tii.- I;
Mrrtrict nf th«8Utr of Califnr-aia, m «■••* •-,      	
of Un Aii?.*!--. *,!,.■ in RiMta-M tbc complain) Bled then
fa en.-y of whleli iMompaaiea tW« iihmmw*'.) althfe
da-fn, (enclu-tive nf lhe daj ol *er*ice. i -.-. .:•-!■ -';■■■■ hv!
aa jou ol thia summona—lf *er»aJ wlthUi t \-.'<t Coui
or, 11 lerved "ni of tbin couutj, but wiihm thU :■-.'■'.
Ptrttrlet, witliin twwitT daj«; or ■■' Mrre^ out of *
tMrtrtct. then within fort-* days—«rjurtgment   b) de*
-,i-ill lu' Ink .'ii u-_;Ai ii..*, v.iU i.i-rn'vi i iv  ;. 11 ■
plaint.
nf  ;
Attached t"  the house tire  floe BATHING
adleaor Qentlemen.
JOH\ W. SAIU;i:,\T, Pjroprietoi
The aaid icti.in ist.roiieht to recoei
nf ..903 and 41-100, fur dire« gooda, mv. and merebaa-
v.t'.r dvllrered by plaiott-fcHn jag at ■■■■:'.-.■ ■,■..-:.■,;.'.- ml
wqoeat. and h.**-mitre** and ooal of mit—ful rortboi l^
formatiua i--f.-r.-in:.-   i-i   nirnr-   U,   Ilu-    r-,*;;i j, 1.-.:. i^ t.
And you are bereb.y ouilBed. tbat if you biltoa] :*-»:
:t::ii :ili-iv.*l* Ilu' -:ii'S  f>!:i ;>'.■; i lit     :i.    ,;'i>-.;<:    i .-,. rii i ■■ 1.   till
Kriiri  gilrrt in till-  will  T a '.:.■.• i:: .j.-1 il ■.■!. 1   ri-rrin-l   Vnu,     n jij^l y    te
Un- Coort Enr lha relief prayed !,.,r in ootu-plalnt.
;    Given under nsv hand and tht. »ea1 ol the Watrlel Ooart
,—'—,   of thu Pii-Kt  Judicial   District   of   the Stale rf
onti ( )C klfornla. foand foi the  Mild   County  of  Du
US for i I j
. thtfl fltn da.i
Joaw
t Jr.," I*f
N1EAD & VAN TAS3ELL,
3Iojtt-fr-t»mery   street,   corner  Commercial,   San  Francisco.
To  Our    Friends
Generally
WTTAVISa   pnrchawd   the enti-rt
DAY OF HitYanui
II A T
the tnanogement oftbe
Chduotedby thai rum.
Sri long eohduD
Mr. V.*M. ll. HEAD, lor tbe Inat   nev.
wiih Mei-nm. F. ItGt,:'. reKpeeifullr sol
of th.- patronage mo l-.n-/ and liberally
"■ *   "       -.■..].nf -.'atlre coDftdeoCT [fl
rt*Mltr"tO  suii
tbe trade] jusi.ifieH them in Kavioft ih,.l tbi
be i-xoellod either U< finish, ur durability.
Ilriviiv.; perfected -uTrumTrnuml.-.. \tn Hlnill be lo-»OKtant
receipt by every *t-r-:uin-i- ol" m.U goodi of the very   due-It
French  ond Amnrkun  Mnuufutilui*..
iliiltireiH that havo BXpreBfed, through
Qua enactment'', thoir views on ihe--nl-j--o.t. uud
j bas been tlie -solemn adjudication of tbo Suite Court- ol the state, tbaa far the slate has
rood this right wilh tin; most JkoIow care.
bolde it in wast for tbe iiem-fit of het citi-zen**,
. .     _ ,-       . >v'tne thi-m perfectly Irtte to work   and   develop
B 8" actiog lio tribute from pariiea in   pot<Be5fllod.  nnd
Finally, the President of the United States, by acquiescing iu the loeaUaws made hj the raiaera
his emancipation procl »matioo, at tempted to inter- Hjems-elv-'s for the i^anageojeHt uud government ol
fere   with an    inMilutioti   exclusively   under   the   their reepee-tlve dlciriets.    Any  interference   with
 r .     _    ^ control oftbe individual states, and lias thus erect-   tlie mines, x\i':\\. by the federal govern in.-ut. could
Express Wagon Fol«s, aod Shafts I ^ B° Aawnt impasaibic barrier to the reconstrtic-   n:sllir. (1I)]V ;„ uni«tti*_[at«d evil.'   It would impair,
im.u   . tm .   , ,„    ,   m Hob of the Union.    By lm  plan of   •■comiiHiis-iled   it not destroy all tniuiug titles now   exifting,   and
For all i=ize8 of Wagons, Axles, and Single Trees.  I emancip,a*,0ll^ u,** Prewds.it and his party yropoae |cllt!C,t aU ,af0M tJevelopmentB   ol   this   LttJ   cbW
— -moreover — | to tax the laboring white man ia order to purchstee  80urce or onr   wealth    and    prosperity,   virtually \2,i'A
the Irer-idmn ol the negro race, and plane their lab Linking   at the very Inundations of our establish-   io v.y
Or iu competition with that ot the    while   cilizena   ec] greatness and pubstiluiing lor tbe present netive I    Mr *HKO*0t)KE VAN TA^SELL. U.v   rlK1.t
^^^^^^^^^^—-—-_ of t'ie norlh thuH taxed.     We   cannot   flat'fer our- Unetgy ofour people. wirJe-spreud   conlusiou   and |MMsr«.. Luliay t Bo., would be pietotd to to,
OFALL   LIM ejvSI0JVS. \ celveR that California, if ber people  ac-jeieace in-  desolation.    I BhaM. therefore,   il   elected   to   the j    niyamt^P^S^^t&nf  Hwt  b Va«t»»i
The whole to be sold for CASH, at a v-rv smaV. ,il"d by AiEw vote-at the ensuing idecH-n approve,   gubernatorial oflice. support and   reOomuieod  ihe     *
advance upon San Francit-co mie.es, Mr. B 'r main ! theseou'ruge*., will escape from ihe .hrA-dom watch j rQVu.y- hen:iolbre pursued by ihe sf.aie on thin sub
Object being, to   tfive himsell  employment, and to!eXiBts ln nially ot 0lir els,,!ir Kl'alf;s o{ l',e Atlain.ie.  j,,ct.    I,, K}1;ii] be my enre, nnd"i*  all ciroumsUiices.
attract businesB to liis uumerous Stores more fully i^ur duty (ts Amenc-in citizens, regard lor our free-   -.<, maintain the miners in tbe soli,  and undisputed
idom. and the sacred obligation incumbent otitis to | p(iew,fiM011  0f Uieir    eUiins,    undislnii)ed    bv   any
dcen the free  instiiuiions un-   edicts or orders of federal authority,   aud   fxempt
t> far eminently prospered, ad- ■ lrom any co,ltrol or taxation by   l "
-at the polls our esWVfeat pro- I ernaiem.    I am induced to be tbu
aoica.1 and most unwarrantable I subiect from various indication" w
Within the last two years more lhan two lhou;
f dollars have  been   expended, ur
.rdsot two hundred   thousand ot our   citizf
oldiera have perished on  the   battle fieldB   or
nililary hospitals.    It'is no extravagant   assertit
e lhan ball ol thia treasure   and   of  the
valuable liven have been sacrificed   through   tl
imbecility and corruption ofthe administration at 1 DELOXO THfc MTNkb,"  ami if el
Washington, nnd its subordinate ofUcers.    R-ports Magistracy oftbe slate, I piet
of congressional committees, at an  early period of [all the power wbicb the const
tbe war, disclosed the mortifying fact, "that parti- may conter on me iu th$ mail
zans ofthe government were reward»d   with cou- ment of Ihis policy,
tracts for army and naval supplies which resulting There is another s*ui*j"ct of
in  vast fortunes for  contractor-., have defrauded ' »)I cWsi-s ot onr citizens, ant!
the   public   treasury,    and entitled   calamity   and the laboring while popul'ialoi
dishonor cn the national arms.    "It is a   significant cent events in   the Atlantic f
fact, illustralive ol the imbecility which bas char- migration to our shores of a
acterized the action of   the   federal  government, negro race.    The destructive
that six chieftains have   successively  commanded policy of the administration 1
ihe great army of the Potomac  in   a   period   less vitude many thousands of th
lhan twenty-four months, and that while repeated I ;n n,e border and o
s C M M o N s.
•eTATF.orCAi.li*ni:MA
:i.!<i:v
m ohai
Itrfei
I
.'<;. "iiHVlil'X, ConntyJa^*-
STATE OF CA1.IF0HNIA. O.ui.ty nf I-os Angles:
1   johnW.Hbore, Cterkof th« PUtrlct   Court, « "
Pi-rut Judiotal DUtrlct, Lo* ingolei eounty, »tn« w
|-„rnirl,,t„n,-1,-i.v<-,i-.,^ tl.:it iii-r'b..v..-'u.    ro«B«a|'
. taU.'trw and co.rect copy oY the arl«lB*l ortW -
:\\,yr.i
Wl
hmd,   -.villi  the  _f»1 of onr m
Court «ffixod,mtLo»ABieloH, tbe25»h*lsJB
Kir <~-
gov- [
HOY FASHION.
RetrOMitrollv,
IUII.11> & VAX  TASf*F,T_I_.
JAMES HAYES,
part of lb" pr
troi over the i
dina y rev em
derated hy 0
isnlt disastro
ue.    My owi
cted    to   the
ire
MANUFACTUaEE
AND   UBALfitt  IN
*gRA¥E   ST0M1S
Chimney-j Table and Counter Tops
Nos. 16G  and   168   CALIFORNIA   STREET
SAA"   FRAJW1SGO.
Hebrew Inscriptions executed with precision and
neatness.    AU work done iu the best muniier at lhe
lowest rates, apt*'!-
XffOTICI! TO CKHB^TOaS.
itnxa <.i   iHtiMiY i^.  BlViflBlS',  D«ooas«id.
JTICE is hereby -riven, by Ihe undersigned
.Of of the nbove named enlale, to
ie credilnrs of, and all peccons having claims
giiinst, Baid deceased, tu exhibit the same Wii lb the
ecessary vouchers, within ten rponths from lho
ublicalinu of thin notice, lo Lhe undersigned, al
is place ol residence, in Sau Gabriel township,
.os Angeles connty.
B. D. WILSON.
... IfcTtog
ng'dv
Bancroft's IVEap ofthe Pacific States,
T-lMBRACING ■ CALIFORNIA, Orngon, Wasbing-
l!i    ion, Nevuda, Utah. Arizona, BrilUh Colum-
nisforlunes have befallen the Union
ine of these chieftains haa been subjected tn the
irdeal ofthe court. In lePd information of militn-
■y movements haa been studiously suppressed, and
truth itself when published has been proscribed as
truaaon. To such tin extent has corruption prevailed in the rankB of the   administration, that a
low our
arm'
es
fnnn
tbe
r <
dd
states.
Thei
they are
no
t   p
and con
»eqit
•nl
ely   '
,vill
u
ales
sures ar
a adi
ipt
ed, se
elc
an
as**-
, While d
utv (
mj
Ann o
s to
ac
rt Wi
those ot
Afri
id esc
ent
wh
oar
ed
bordern, touoil   judgment teaches tbat it is impc-
Elegantlj engr«.
This ureal work
4 mlli*» to the ineli
r, and colored in
Id only by subscription,
id reliable cauvsser is wanted lor
Apply to
Si HELLMAN,
General Ageut for tbis County.
:;'■■. ■ I/, 	
aHSe„iisr.l,.r,-0 1t^.m'l«Tlt olJa,,!^. II. L.nd.O
  .. ...neariDK thertfron,   .»tI»f«etorily.   rl^i  i, II"
,-.,„...,.!:,cii.„, ,.»r.i...!, b-ii.ii ol ni- ri..i.iiiit. '.""'X'r
li.Sclt. :,~:ui:,Hl:, It.-t-ttlt, ,,l . 11.„, v  WllO", ;'"'',*r1*;'
..it P.I..1 1    ba. ,i-,f:,il-l lr.,111 Hi- .ilai'   •'/ .'■'»■;*
al.. o„ _ppl.o»Hon ot U» ptaiOtllT. All ,;;.*. '■■ <• •'''■
-l.il.i,l   »e-vie,.,r,  .nl'"-    r.-<*   .'*'    "■,_;•   S
polo.-,1.,,..  bl puWi.blDg rio. -.  *■'■..'. n cr*r* ,;.,
o,|,v ,0 ihis oi.r.o,  i ■.,,,.; r., ihr« roontbi  in
Ud      tllO      PllbliC    .,„„,,■.      .■,,..! il :,j |..:,,i,,_   U„.l   ll,-   llomlell ..J  »■»•!
r,i,.„i.e „i iio-0.0-.0O1..1 ,-in i-i A.,-,!'-,*'oi"V *;*';
Lb.s Addrva. wbito in ..id 1000111 .." Um A"-",.
■ it ,a fartbor ordewd thai tb. aummona and earu
e„p. or th.com.l.[nt b. dapoattpo In tll.PW* ult'c*'
.,. .   ......c... john ^ snor.rr, n>.».
ry Uo J.,or.i-,i lluiimt, Jr.U.pu'.'-
STATE OFCAUFOSSU, I'.ooilv of Lo.' An.'!'"- __ * '
Diatrlut Como of 11,- 1*11.1 Judicial liiatrfot. J»«'K,
11. Scott, .a. ITonv Dalton. Acton, brnufb' "' '
Dlatrict Coin o( Uo- Firat Judicial District pt uc-
BtCUforaia, In and tor thc .aid tl.iiniJ •"" *'"■' „'
an.l iho -ooi.i.o.it lil-1 in c-0 i ,1 Coin!, ofi.,,. Angd--
In lln-nllicc oltloi lllcrk of said  lli.tnct Cinul- _^
Tin-I'co.l,., nf llicSlnlc of  ir.ilinniin   send   urcclin!.  ^
llmnninlr defendant.   Too .r. htr.it   "*'l""„„„    *
,,,,,™ri„i„, ,.C. on. bionchl ..c.in.l ,„ll >! » ;,■„.:,!
named flan, tiif. in th„ MMrict .mart "1 th,- '" » .,,.,
Iiiatidct „f ih„Sial«nf lii,lif.,ri,ia, In »nd '"',]„!
Count, of to. ABRolea ...nl to anawer Uo* complaint p
 .*ei.i. (a tip. nfuhicl. acaonapani.a  tbla  "u"'",,,;,
u-.lhin 1. ,y.,. (eaclu.sive of tin- da) ci    eervice.)   >
ilie ecrvic  v, 1*  this   m 110111.111, — if   scivrc   .
thi.e ,v-1»,Vr»,-,-v-i„„t„rii,is,..«.»t.i*,ii'iV:u;,i
thl.Jndlclai l.iel.ii-l. nill.in Uvenlv  djT«i «•  « "   __,
out of sain r.i.,f,-iei. then iviir.i.i forty daya—o ,""'  Ul6
by default witl ba taken againat  you,  according
prayer   of said Complaint. .,
Tlo.aid ad - brought to recover of yon '"""„,,
S5HII, f.n- work .lone and service rendered as an .11 ■
for ynn in i,rosec.,t i 110,   leTi-inl in.:, ami a.1 lieL,i-K c1       .
causes, ,,,'., and 1,,,,1,,,-ss,   audi,,,-   further  i'''"™**'";
i-crerei.ce is uiiole to the oOtnpfcvlnt, ami for  inter.'.
°°Au.r«ri'r,. herahv oclifi.-.I. that If yOO fad l° "fi
land   ai *"-    Hi-   aiid    c ,il I    a.s   above   »l"   ,
tin- said iilninl iir will ral.e iiulKinent againat 1*-'1 *" '
hcCnuit for the relief in.aved for in comiilaio1- . ,.
ivcu under ,„v hand a nd ll,„ ,-c 1 of tho .hair.otCon
^-,     orthiii.-li.t.lodiei.llliatriclollh.-Sl.t.o'tt,.
) fcrnia. in und for lho ...id County of l.o"
„ S.   lea, this Clli day of Nnvc,i,rier, A- H-   l8",:,*...,
-.—A By Josaru IlunaH, Jr.,   lieP
A riliysiciai, ol Now York.  u*te P"'01,1"',,,,,
■iked, a low daya niii.ru, il New York was head |
He replied ; '■Unusually sn ; lhe filr»««»0"'"
ol * provisions haa checked I lie dispuiinoii 1" ' j
feeding, (rom which ordinarily, ive derive row
VOL. XIII
LOS   ANGELES,   CAL.,   SATUKDAY,   SEPTEMBEE   5,  1863.
NO.  18.
•£o0 Elngeles  Star:
p-ffBLISSBD B7DBY SATCKIiay MOBSISO,
At the STAB BtJILDINas. Spring Streali Itoe
Angeles,
BY   H.   IIAmiLTOK,
T   E   R   M   S r      -
Sub-tcriptions. per annum, in adoanee, ,95 00
For Six Month*   8 00
For Tlirfl*:  Montha ._.,   t 00
.Single Number ,    0 Vl\
Advertisements in sorted ;it Two Dollara per square
often  Unas,  for tile  tirst-insertion . aod   One
Dollar per square for each subsequent insertion.
A liberiil deduction mule to ycurly Ad-veniaers,
San   iT'l-alKr-l-sco  A'iciuiJ-s
Mr. 0. A. CR. VNll) is ttie only authorized agent
fur the i(0<* Ayrtv:r,iM St.ui in Situ  Francisco.
All onler-i loft at bia olUce, Northwe-.t corner of
W««W«gteH and SiHisome -street--, Government
lildiiHt' ('-I-1 ^tiiir,") will he promptly attended to.
I-I OTELS,
BELLA UNIOM HOTEL,
los   A^a^L-es.
joii\ Kisa & rtexav n.vsi.-nsr,,
Pi'opHeto'rs-.
TUB SUB^CatBl3RS bin-in^ \::nWt iho above
nam-r-d li-itol. wlfh to iwrtre their liiend.H
ami tbe imvwIliiiB public lhat thi'y will endeavor
to k;oep tUe Uelhi Union wls.a it iia- a1*aj9  been,
TlfE   BWST   flOrfiL
IN" S0UTH3R^ OAT-.IPORN'IA.
^mlus% Carts.
DR. J. C.WELSH,
PHYSICIAN AND S|UR«EON5
Office.  CITY DRUG  STORE,
Main street, Lns Angeles.
OfBce hours, 9 to IS, M ; and 2 to S, p.m.
August 1, 1859.
S.   &,   A.   LAZARD,
ISIPOIlTKFfi.
And Wholesale and Retail Deaierfi in
SVencli,    English   anrt    American
Dry Goods.
Uor ner of Melius How, Lob Angeles. 1   62
PHINEAS BANNING,
FORWARDING and COMMISSION
AGENT,
Now San Pedro and Los Angeles.
THE   NEWS.
TO-DAY—TOMORROW—ASD   (WtE   WAY
AFTEK.
K*rnilie» cnn he   HCOorain-vUte
room?, ur'rmils of rmuBS, well lutiuetit
Tlie HUU of L^are
Fhall he inferior to none iu lhe State,
AU tlie Stages
t« ami from Los Angelea arrive at and
thi,. H-rtel.
TUe Bar
h Urge,
id.
lepaft from
iinil Billiard Saloons
Hhail  receive the   most strict  «ll?ntif.n. and tin.
patron"  sth ill lind th.-.i liiis   honse will  be   curri'ec
un us a firBt elaw uotel ou^ht  tu be.
hi* An^ples, Muy 31,  16112,
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Los  Angeles,
THESU3SCHIBER having leased the
I aboveestrtbiislimcnt, l?ep[s leave to iti—
■ form the public thai  he hasrefitted and
_^_ '_      ^iirniHhed  it   throngh.itH.  and that   it
will be conducted iu tlie very best style. The
tabic will be liberally supplied with everything
> the tn-trket-*ffnrd=. and evei y care will be taker,
to makf ihe UNITED STATES HOTEL » oom-
fortabia honn  lor boarders.
Atucli-'d to the Hotel, is a BILLIARD ROOM
anrl BAft, wliere tbe bmi ol tiquun uud cigars
»r« Kept.
Turin* moderate, to rail (fie Hm-"***.
MiiKrr.i i_mn\nz from or tn the urines nflTol
eouibfl. ['oio-ii, Mohave or San Gabriel, will lind
Ihin i» convenient place to meet their Irieiid", or to
obuiii  d--->it*ab!e inforntalion.
A BAKBElYia al«o aSUche'J to the Hotel.
LOLIS MESS4IEB,
Loi Antrelec, November 3ili. I8C2,—tf
F. F. RAMIREZ,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office with J. R. GlTCUKlX. Esq.. Temple'n Block.
Fr-Btncb, Engii-.li, an4 Bpanluli Trand«tcd.
Collpctlon.s Miulr,   Sic.
TO DAT.
"WHI, G-iff-ir, wbal'e lhe news today ?"
'*0ii. we ImVe won a glor.oQfl fti^ht,
And put the enemy to ti-jh'j
We've captured all we did uot slay—'
Excepting tbose wiio ran owar —
We've cupt tired every ttote and kub-—
So great a fight whh iiBvtr wou."
'-Rut are you eure the news ii true?"
'-True!—wby it cornea hy tiieir it ml
The wires are held by Uncle Sam,
Whose censor mtMt the uews review—•
Traltorfl alone could doui.i like you,
He Bare lhat all ia g-oillif well;
The lelegrajdi the truih must tell."
TO-lfORSOW.
"Veil, GafTer, what's lhe n«ws lo-clay?
"\VIiy — 111' fuels as yel are scarcely ktiOWQ,
'Tis certain that we hold our own;
We keep lbe rebels still al bay,
And   have not lost bp much as ihuy:
Our Geo'ral ihinlfH lhe? must, retreat.
As we re entreuelied, resolved to beat."
WM. M. BUFFUM,
(•"IX'CBSSOJ. TO OEO. TUACHKF. ifc CO,)
~ IVliolesnle   nml   Retail    Dt-aler   In —
WJNES AND O-QUOflS,
Syrups, Bitters, Cordials,
AI.B,   rsSlSBS., JITXJS  CIBASS,
ilain street, LosAngeles, Cal.
GEO. W. CHAPIN & CO.,
Lower side of Plaza, near Clay St..
SAX l*RA\CJSCO.
I**ir_>I.OY*rU13rVT   OFFICE   AND
GENERAL AGENCY.
elp  for Families,  Hotels,
B9, Hilla, Fuclories, Shops
i.-h nil  kinds of 1
s, Mining Comp.u:
Dickson, deV/olf&Co
OFFER  FOR SALE
WHISKIES:
-crevTi-'tiv—-j.vcou Vt\S noax's,
■pIOSEKR—WRT. II. t}\\At*$*
"XX"   PlVK   OLD   RYE.
« Air  vKttv olu xso cutotcvi.
VAU.EV-WJI,   a.   DAfrT'5—IS VXSKS.
—ALSO.—
WM. II. DUTY'S   «J1_UB  tlOf/SE GfMT.
mriE fibnre WiUsKEWS nr" nil copper distilled.
X   Iroin llw ch-icest selected Ry,  nnd nre never
«ir.;red iu Hu: m«rHet within three yenrs uller Llieii'
dixtilUlioii.    The -jtnek now on hnnrt  is
Fr-»ui Four ta Ei^Ut Tears Old.
These hr.nxh pf Whisky have been favorablv
"known in HallfirDio {tarhiif the hint six years, and
llurconstantly Tnoreixing deinnnd for them nttests
to tfv.-ir e-TcelFenee and   unironnilT nf qu-*ilil y.
T'hey are conirnenilnd to tiie (rule us uniong the
pureai imported Inlo th's msirket.
I^.ir Sale by nil tlie p-tmi-pii i Dm lev* in tills
Cily.
OXCKSON, Dl^WOU'&^O,
fel>28 SiJle-AsretU*, Snn  Praiwiscfi.
CLARK'S
INDELIBLE^PENGILS.
THE CHEAPEST AX1> BliST
ARTICLE
For Marking lainen.
For Rule bv the gross, at
305 Montgomery; streets Room iNo.
*4, Sau Fraucisco.
ob22 w. iiot.t;
WHEELWRIGHT AKD CARPENTER,
AVING LOCATED IN EL MONTE, AND
being eunbted to keep n supply ot Inrd wood'
-tuts on hiHid, is prepared to do all kinds of work-
Hs liiiR at sbo-rt notice and nt the lowast current
es.    Orderet renpectiully solicited. m;ii-2S
II
Aug.
5. StcErmer
GUNSMITH,
Los Angeles Street.
SHOT GUNS, RIFLES & PISTOLS.
—ALSO,—
In Gun Materials and Sporting*
Implements.
AIbo, CAPS,. POWDER, &c. &c.
SWOT GUNS AND RIFLES RESTOCKED.
Orders from, the country promptly attended to..
All work  done Iu a workmanlike manner, aud
E'Varanteed.
TERMS.   CASH. fe2S
I'm'.
Purine
Also, liave a  Real Estate  Agency, and attend
btiBincss in that line. fehSJ
"I Ihonght that we
'■Weill so we hai
The loe had t«ic<
And they were M
nd won the fight V
; bai iheo—jm— then
»■» many   tm-n,
iiforeed at night**
And (juita outfiriukt-d us on  th.-ii-^bt;
We lield our ground throughout ine day,
And lost not half us much an they."
THK DAY   AFTER
"Well, Gutter, what's tin news to--day ff
"'Hem I 'Hem I—we've heen repulsed, ] Tear
And the iidyanee hui co-it us dear,
Tne river whs about to rise,
And mighi __«»■« cut off onr supplied.
We mitde good our retreat, 1 hear,
No loKs inflicted on our rear.''
•' 'T-was then no victory after nil*
"Oh, we did all we wished, ol courae—
'Twas a recotinoin^ance iu (orce«
Tf rivers rise and rain will fall,
Our genern s must their troops recall.
We've plucked onr triumph from defeat,
Moreau won glory from retreat."
Did
.m-mlit Court of lhe First Judicial Dl»-
; of the Stute of CaUfoihln, In and lor the
my of Lo* Aiii"<:lc«,
B. (■:. QaBBKvS. THOMAS 1>. GREF.It.
brought in the Ettetrfet Oomrt orthe First JadieUI
:-.-. ol the State of CaW-orniiL, in and for the mid
ty of r.o.i Angeles, and the complaint filed in said
'       ' "      Angele.-. iu the otlicie of the Clerk of said
.dl t>
People, ef tin State of Ca
Thomas r. GKEEH : defend!
Hi   «i*e   iier.-by   reqoirod
brought s-r»in»t jon by.l
lho Siistricr Couil d\ tht: >"ir
f Cnllfornia, in and foi
. nnd   to answer  the (
> th*
ifon
*£;
-!rtl
,v'.!,ri; r-.
!i;:.:iii
of the
t of thi
':■:.}- at
count}*, but
ir.   above 11
t Judicial
the   r-nid
nod plaintiff
strict ot tin
ounty of U>:
if 11
•ill  be
ont.
1 of
r br dii
1 i.= "brought to have judgment, that the
cn the .1:11d plaintiff and tho r-uid Thomat
oh-L'd, and s diroreo decreed according- to
such ca-.e n*;ide and pro-riileti. and that
.taint iff sliair continue to have the tare, mi.-tody, edaea-
:h.n and niainteriance of her child Stoma Florence, and
i.ivo Kuth- 01 hei- and further and final reli-ef in the prtm-
teu. as tbe Court B«aJ (irein oXpedieot and e^uitaljfc.
Ind you are herehy notified, that if 701   '  " '
..plan
1-ffMlH'
ief p
1".' '    A '.;*"■:. 'a": .'lr :S' l".:V1 iF,:li
nd the sea! of tho District Court
of the First Judieial District of the J. tat a of Califor-
[L.S.j nia. in ai-.d fur the snid countv of l,on Au^ck's. this
<tih   div-f Jul-.*, in tbe  vear of our Lord one thoui-
aud ei£ht innnired and sixtv three.
JOHN W. SHOKE, CSerle.-
By JOSEPH liilii'It, ji'., Deputy Cleik.
Stato of California. Lofl Angeles Connlj.
District C-rurt of the First Judicial District-
S. F.. (treervn. Thomas 1'. Greer.
di;v_" tin- i'l-i-K-^ufn-^ oilid.ivit, and it Batisfaator-
Dg   that  a   cause of action exists
iiy app
defondn
and that bflag
tha'
t ot the
l.os An-.
weeks ii-
DateJ
geles, tl
•ofore ordered, That  tbc
ewspnpe r ptibUr'hi'd
at   k-ar
m the dale of th
,t Ctiambers. in 1
s Jut; Bib, 1868.
the
the
eek  for tiie
t j-iuijlk'atio
be made br
"*LM Angeles
jnty of
unty of Los An-
BESJ. HAYES, D»#t. Jodge.
, Connty of I.or-  AnEele
fate of Califnro
I    Jobn W.  Store. Clerk of
tale of California   for toe  Aiigetos
ertify, that tbe above and foregoinj
nrrect copy of the  orig"
t Judicial P-'siric;.
> Irereby
n-d and .i
s iny <■
__  .    ty band and t
L.S.J        affix-..! tin- flfli dav of July, A-I*-. 1883.
JOHN W, SHORE, fSfc-Vlt.
Dy JosEi'ii Ilt'DKB, j1*., Deputy. Jyll
FOR
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara,
San Pedro and San Diego.
ON und alter* tire first t,f April, ai.d tmtil fartlier
rrotiee, tiie slermishio
^fi:     SENATOR,
*WH1 Mafee two trips per month on tke Se-trtliern
Ctxtat, leiiTing Br-oudway Wharf,
On the 3d and 18th of each Month
AT '.) O'Cr.OCIv, A. M.
$_f T?Ttlft of gtodfrtg will be f*3riipe)ied by lhe
IfEPer on board.
Fi>r frcvghl or pitr-iHii^'c apply on bom-it. or at thc
office of S. J. Hensloy, corner of Front and Jack-
eon ftreet'ir.
[feoff g. .?.  SRNSLF-Y, ri*esidoiit.
C
CULT1VAD0KES DE VISAS I
Modo de Cliltivar Tas Vinas, Haeer;
yModode Tratar los Vinos.
■ON* NOTAS Bobre Agricnltnra y Hortctiltura
prepnrad'aa por A. 0. H'iRASZTH-Y, Co-
unsiontido notnbnido por la Lefiis-laluvii para iti-
(onnnr sohre la mejoria J el motio matt propio*d«
ctiHivar las vin-as. Con BOmerosae iltistracirines.
Utt totno graodfl 420' paginas, ac paedc rttmiti*r biu
costn ningmvo por $5 50'.
Wota, FA libro arriha mencibnarTo valo rancli
mas que por lo que en ofrece al publico,
jieW- Oi'deues para conseguirlo se deberi d:; d\i.-
A. ROMAN y CA.
Libreros, comer cian tee, y publicist*?,
417 y 419 CaUe Moutgomerj, San X^raneisco.
maraol.-im3.
[From the WB*.hington Coni-tiliitidnBl Union.]
3Ir. Lincoln and lhe next Prtsldency.
There seems no longer to exist any
doubt that Mr. Lincoln has determined
to be a candidate for re-electi- n. Our
language may not be legally correct, for
he is a *ward in chancery. Altering our
phrase, therefore, to express accurately
the facts, *we say that Mr. Lincoln's
guardians have resolved that be must
try again at the ballot-box whether the
constitution is to be restored to its pristine purity of administration, f r whether the people of this country are to continue under the nomination ofa military despotism. These gentlemen, we
understand, base their hopes of success,
not on the claim of any act of statesmanship, beneficial tothe country, which
has distinguished the two past years of
their administration, but on their skill
ful organization of the loyal leagues, and
thc masterly strategy with wliich they
intend to manoeuvre these legions when
tho campaign shall open. The programme oi operations, no doubt, is judicious.
Tbe administration cannot designate
a single measure, flowing fi on> its wisdom, which can command the gratitude
of the people. On tbe contrary, its every
act, emanating as it must from its ml-'
ing agent—its imbecility—be followed
by tbe denunciations of every true patriot. We are involved ia a fraticidal
war, which by the exhibition of a little
wisdom and forbearance in the beginning might bave been averted j we are
involved in a gigantic debt, which will
depress the labor of the country, like
that of England, in perpetuity;- our
manufactures are depressed, and our
commerce paralyzed; a»d the people,
instead of flourishing under a constitvt-
tional government, are barrassedby tbe
caprices- oi military  satraps.
These acts could hardly be" "Kfged by
tbe friend'*'-*-* oftbe President as- merits
Whicb eould demand the gratitude* aftd
confidence* of the people, and- cororm-ijrd
tlieir votes. Tbe course of policy they
have adopted; is far wiser. Tbey prefer
trick to honesty, and power ma*fl^ge-
rn-ent. Witl* tbeir* banded leagues- perfectly organized, and an army at their
command to govern the polls, tbey may
saceed. But leave the* polfe uncontrolled bythe*rftili:tary,fflndtbe Iby al leagues,
es, with all- their secret organizatioH,
will bo overwhelmingly beaten by the
d-emoerac-y.
These reflection* were suggested; by 3
paragraph in the correspondence of the*
Springfield Republican,- stating that Mr.
Lineo!^ is: a candidate for re-election,
and spends most of bis time in franking
the* porftieal errculars and documents
the loyal leagues-, We consider the employment by which* tlie President whiles-
away the solitude offri*s: leisure hours
as peculiarly appropriate; it requires*
neither brains, thought nor even calligraphy j yet it shoves along tho weary
minutes joyously, through anticipations
of the success wbicb tho franked documents -will bring.
WIlAT THE   ABOLITjOSISTSI   ARE   JDOI-1-
The Wisconsin democratic Press says:
Events are making certain what at
one time might perhaps have been
doubtful, viz : that this administration
cannot be repeated, since if it is, wc are
lost. We cannot rely upon the instint
of national self-preservation fbr the assurance we feel that the American people will never allow institutions so beneficent as ours to be orertbrown ana
come to naught for want of competent men to administer them.
Having failed as we bave heretofore
shown, in all it has under taken, so far
as relates tothe putting down of the
rebellion, and for reasons too well
known to tbe country, it turns its wrath
upon us, in the loyal states, wbo take
! the liberty of doing what we have a
lawful right to do, guaranteed to us by
both national and state constitutiojps,-
and eays that thc measures and instrumentalities by whieh these failures have
been brought about are not subjects of
legitimate discussion, and attempts to
muzzle the press, and, under the pretense that in attacking the administration weare aidingtbe rebellion,andhast-
ning the overtrow of the government.
If we are really laboring to this end,
we bave greatly misconceived our
own notions and purposes. We have
thought that in Warning the people of
their danger and the causes of it, we
were doing service to the country. It
seems, however, that loyalty, as defined
by the Administration, consists in believing Lincoln and Stanton soldiers
and statesmen, and Greeley and Chandler patriots, aud all who "can't see it,'"
are traitors. If this is disloyalty, it is a
disloyalty, that "Will bur! from power
this weak and impotent Administration
—not by force of arms, bat by force of
conviction, expressed at 'the ballot. It
it is a kind of treason tbat must triumph
or all that we hope is for ever lost.
It is more than suspected, it is really
believed, by men who have no ordinary
means of forming a correct opinion in
relation to events, that the willing leaders of this abolition conspiracy, seeing
their lease of power approachingits termination without the accomplishment of
emancipation, are actually preparing
the public mind fur a separation of tbe
States.
ire. on   the lost   -#ib
n tbc following btaufil
Do
Tint fiani8liHIt-h< of Vnnan-UlsUnCnv
ITon. E. W. Voorheen. of Indiana, delivered a
ra-is ter I*? and eloquent, address to tba Demoeraev
at Concord, I^ew Bamfpsfai
July, trom wbich we maki
eitrnel:
"B»!iinhftl'6nt !■ Banfshmr-t..
Russia or Araeika ? Hive we n Si6*i*ria).a Solan?
Buy t Baninbment t- What pad memories of atrocious dhipotism tbe word i ecu! la ? We again be-
f hold the pure an cf iiiScxible cit gens of Greece, ttfe
juit au-3 upright citizens of Rotae. going .©rib' ter
exile, lor braving lhe luric.is license of arbilFHT?
power. Th* n*relaneSro>y lessoua c-f bistoTj are busily repeating tbeniieKes in our midst. T&e old
principles of good aud ev?, are conleudi'ng as Lhey
have e?er contended, with ^'ariotj-' tr-u-ccesses. To-^-
dat, the io?ely feBtorea of Virtue ate marred and
de'aced bj some fosl and re*o;tin*r Ccliban of
mfv'ignani s-isebeief. To-morrow she triumphs
with a brew ns radienl and un-w-Uied an Ihe jocund
beams* of ifr* m. imiSig. To-day, a Uw-abidinp,
eara-sst and (jiatingui*lied cilizen ffnata away iuto
buni»hment is- an iroiv-clad veese',- -.urromii?^
by bayonets, for maftin-j; n defense of the acknowledged Ictit-r and -spirit of tbe O/n.-l'ito'iion. Tomorrow K« will return strengthened by lhe otffeal
like ths giant after hia slamber*, bringing a new
viiaiitj a:id force ro theeause fer «brch be has
-siiSk-rtd, Meu of Revolutionary aueestoi'sl- tbe
great nn solemn question of the honr s->, wheSb-er
the Oonstittilion and the la'wa are yat sapreme to
ihis land X- Sha*)l tbe nr nd o?otve man cotistild#
yoar government * To what So yoSowe tlfegfal
SlialJ i-^wan Pccem-jirs b-aojj the wrillen l*aw
your coilntry out of your »igh*t, and then pat
you for o&mdiiig ffgai'iiEt tbe bi-Wen purposes of
iheir own minds? Into what wnr of Plutonian
dark-Sttss have we b«eti driven by lbe WarriOgf ele-
■mants? Where ia the North Star? Wheta are
tht) compass and: the need!*; ":'■
■.rlrnl<:nt Assault upon Hie \UmXUSM_ Cla««e«I—
Honest InilniUj' P-anoctnecd b*f tiie Admlnl*
•tj-aiiimJ t-4foiM bfit Coiii.Krr-Jtinipm and
JJantlK* to Ii njoy Free Sii-fingt H !
At a Royal League meeting, a letter i*ai rtad
from Geu. Halleek, In which he asserted lhat tha
Oopperbcod* were "nothing but men on seaff-jld*-,'
This was commented on by the press as a threat
rjf extarminatiun fulminated against (he freemen
of tbe North, by one who was in tbe confidence at
the Adoiutslratio-j.
Rut tbe friends of tbe "Government" now nn-
lertake to explain aitay the atrocions threat by
he Bsseveration tbat H-illeck merely alluded to
the fact that Copperheads were nothing but s mob
*f mechanics and wof king men, pneb as carpenters
md misona, who work on acajfolds \ and that,
.beri-fore in faying they were "uotl.iug bnt men oa
ic'ijfblds,11 he intend.id to convey the impression
,bat thos**** wbo oppose illegal arrests and niggef
priclamaiioiiR are nothing bul mechanics and laborer ,. !
In this fcornful manner, hottest indrustry i*
■■poken of by the Administration al Wachington-i—
;iy men who once «pltt fails and fuUght villaga
choels for a livelihood.
Nothing but men on scaffolds, forsooth—rnnc!-=
lills-—I ibAfog msn, who earn their living by ther
weat of tbeir broW,
These mti. aft of no ifflpoftance in the ejes cf
lhe Admini-ftratio:! | but if their epinions aro
wirth nothing, it will be discovered ere loog that
ihtir voles are not to be despised even by the Mo-^
ourcbists at Washingion,*
Nut mnny years bate e'apeed elnca one of tba
urgSTn of the Administration, in this city, made n
stilt more atrocious as.ault upon a veiy refpectablo
nid hidus(rioit» class of our ei-UZeiia known as
**S!iip Joiners."
An advertisement of (be thlp jolnefs, OaHind
ior a public meeitng, was inserted in that preten^
tions journal,-and oyffi tbe bead was placed, in
lnrge oepHal letters, a most insulting and obnol-
ous word coupled with their profession, wttb ths
evident intent lo degrade tbat aaeful class ofciti-
zens _n tbe public eitimation, and to evince ths
editor's eonleui-p* for honest men who obtain alive'
■ ihocd by ibe iaborof their hands. Editofa who
ibus mistake obscenity for wit, and tnrrt the laboring classes into ridicule, may well defend an Administration wbo taants ils opponents with bein-^
nothing but tradesmen and mcchanica,—0t. Vt
Copperhead.
Ctistoir
»n«»   Ti*
(iitioi
E-tnii
—Th*   UnngcT   of Bad
trtea-
lapal1 tfi-ifi clouff, tlie
e me to sbs—and Aji
^'btof I-T-ea
tasks nn u
Tes,. give us tc see the light of the Gont-ti'tflion
still iinobacured,and we will be content to abide the
tardy Heps of tirae for the alleviation of all other
wrong*. But shall all obedience be required of
lbe people and none of tbeir pn-blis servants? %s
not ob*tdi*enee in a free Government a mutual
duty? Shall discriminations be made between
Am-erican citizens iu1 the enjoym-ent of rights and
the support of burdens?' What burdeu? has tbe
Democratic party failed to a-seame in support of
the CJoverumetit, aud of what tight has its members-not been deprived by tbe express order or
sileut consent of   this - Administration ?      Io  tbe
ords of John Jay, "isasoo locks witb indignation oo such distinctions, and Ireemeu can never
perceive their propriety.''
A ferfcarl -rtbeels Wear a rut in fhe grottnet. and
oiher cait^-vfheels fall into fr as a ntalter of course.
To fling away otsr liberties iSnder pretenca that
lbe war dtrrmnds tbeir terrjporary saCtifice, and to
say that wben the War is over We will take tlmm up
again, is ss wise as to sftin your granny in the sum**
mer tfme nnd say (bat as (.old leather ftpproach«
jou Hi:I put ttet hfde on- again.
Nefer did a people #bo lard down tbeir f&m&$
take them up Bgafn witfiofft a bloody  refolmion.
It must be remembered tiiat tbe part? now irt
power is the same old coon tbat the Democracy
have been fight rug c?er since the days of the eldef
Adams—the party of the United States Bank, pro--
tcciion to down Eastersr, hostility to the South because the SiiU-th was democratic, in favor of biu*
tn*s. and the mnjuity of tbe pirrty agreeiUg with
Theodore Parker that a tironarcby ITke England i»
better than a Republic like lhe  f nited Stattea.
Sow, arg the party in power is tbat same old Tory
Party which'bat always taitan sides with England,
who can bo so fo dish as to suppose that e*ven th#
■excuse of "necessity'"' whijTi they orge for iramp-
ikigon American Liberty, is a'sincere one ?
Ko sir. fhey are simply fishing in these troubl-
d waters, taking advantage of c ire tins stances to
steal re marcb up in tbo freemen of tbe North, and,
ftnefer eo?'er of tftblr "war power,;T tc revolutionize the Government.
Tlie Royal Jjcagires "Tiara that extent, no'ifi-orc:* *'
got up. ulnder the eye*of tbo plotters at Washing-
tort, by an army of contractors and others who1
are pensioned upon lbe Admimstralion and are tug--
gi'ng InStily at the teats of the Tre»BU'ry—with high
sounding names of "patriotism'' and 'Moyaltv,'' and
denmiciations of all win seek to1 check thair rapacity 8*8 "copperhead*," traitors," and1 recession-
'sts"—tliey are prepared to sanction every act oj'
lyrannv which forms a precedent for tbe introduction of monarchical rtfle into this country.
Ree-olution is already inaugurated', and milifary'
despotism' al ready frowns do-wn the constituiion (
the laws, tho civil  courts, mid lbe people.-
The arrest of citizens by military power oUSe permitted, it becomes a precedent ;; solJkrff are drawn1
ap to oferawe public meetl-Bgs. It is no longer the
poople oftheNortb wh-care CarryiTrg on a War*
•against the South ;■ the pecpfe are told tbat they
have no T'ofce m lbe matter. Tliey ftinst not pre-
suifte to say how frivy wislt tive war fo be conducted rrof wben llWy Wa-m it to- emJ. The War is to-
be crrried on; and* sous, brothers, and1 bufibaiids'
talteU away and swallowed1 Up in the Abolition-
maelstrom, or thrown out m-ina-ir arm-s, legs, or feet,-
for the sole pleasure of a clique of fanatics—for tha
grat.ficali'on of Wendell Phillips, Beecher, and the'
Woman's Rights* Indites;-: while tbe great mass of the-
people have on\t to ibo-ft on and cry  "amen !"
The people ore -fgnoraM," they are stigmatized1
tyf tha aso^pers at Washington as '■Copperheads,'*'
and military ruiSans are itistructed to arrest and try
all who* eorfK undW this dtenomination. Men ar»
stripped1 of tlieir cpaulelfs for voting lha Democratic ticket and iheir Meetings, assembled Co dis-
"-uss the great qm-slions ofthe day, are surrounded!
by Abolilitm bayonets-.
Had the great deuiccralic meeting? at (lie West*
bet-n broken up 6y th«se myrmMons of Lincoln—■"
(yad the asaembly been fiighter.cd and fled nt th*
npproacb of the soidiery,these rfteetingswotrddneteP
again have been pDrmitted. They preserved their
liberty only by standing 6rra.—J\. Y. Copperhead.-
What quadrupeds art* admitted to balls, operas„
and dinner parlies? White kids j sometimes-Uttfl
goatB themselves go with thenk-