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Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
Do they Want TO Starve Democratic
Soldiers!

The milk-nnd water Uuion-Secession jour
mails, which pretend to be Democratic while
they are encouraging rebellion. say that the
great majority Of the United States volunteer
troops are Democrats Then they say that
members of Congress must be elected VINO
will not vote for supplies to carry on the war
against rebellion-or, as they call 1t, the
Abolition war. DO the editors of those pa
pers mean that the Northern Democracy are
fighting an Abolition war? If our army is
really composed principally OF Democrats
cannot such journals as the Express relent "
little, and permit the Democratic soldiers 10
have something to eat? We do most earn
ety beseech the Davis-loving National De-
mocracy commanded 10y Botls to consider
the case of the Democrats who have enlisted
for the war under President Lincoln's pro-
clamaton. How can "the two wings" ever
hereafter cordially unite throughout the
Union, if the Davis wing have plenty Of corn
cakes, and the other wing have to fight them
on empty stomachs. The California "medi-
ator," will be acting with partiality if they
vote against feeding the Northern National
Democracy while the National Davis Democ-
racy are go:ging themselves with cotton
rice, sugar and tobacco. Let us hope that
the Lindey Democrats do not mean what
they say when they promise to vote against
supplies for the brave Democrats wao are
fighting the battles Of the Republic.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

Our RELATIoNs wIrn ENGLAND-Passing
90 the second question-that, namely. Of the
feeling among British capialist>-it is one OF
sincere regret 1t is felt that the cause OF
liberty and civilization has now been hope
les,ly thrown back for many years, and il
counsel were to to he taken, it would be that
pence should at once be restored hy any sac
riiice Nothing like panic exists among us
nor is that to be expected should difficulties
even multiply Their confidence in things
coming right in the end is unbounded, and a
market will be found here for securities, as
well as other things which the Union States
have to offer. The sympathy Of the moneyed
men is shared hy the masses With the mu!-
titude the Soulherners are looked upon rs
Nandals, holding an unfortunate race of hu-
man beings in hopeless bondage and it is to
the sympathy Of the masses with the North
that the ndecision of the British Govern.
ment Is to be traced. To fight for slavery
against freedom would be abhurrent to every
Engshman aud the thunders of Exeter Hail
would he hurled al the head of any Govern
mrnt under any circumstances which pro
posed such thing.
But the Government is now being worked
on Ivy Manchester and The conservative party
seem ktenly alive to the risks to which
British lives and property in the Northern
and southern States are now exposed. Man.
chester points TO 4000,00O Of of the British
population being dependent on the cotton
trade and firmly asks that the supply be
continued at all hazards They even go the
length of asking that. if necessary. war must
be declared, while the conservatives, in the
Interests of the toiiiug Millions. but more es-
pecially in the interest of British lives and
property, demand the immediate presence of
an overwhelming force. both upon the Lakes
and the Atlantic coast What the Govern
ment will do, under the combined pressure.
II is, Of course impossible to say.-London
Cor. N. y. Herald Nay II.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

FLAG RAISED on T. STARR KINGs CnuRciI.--
On Saturday evening, on the occasion of Rev.
I. Starr Kings return to San Francisco from
the interior, handsome American flag was
raised upon the church of which he is pastor
The Alta says the flag is twenty-one feet
long, and flies at an elevation of about fifty
feet above the church The cerem onies at
trncied large audiences first came singing
10y "The Twelve" :" then patriotic remarks by
the pastor, who regretted that he could not
raise the bunting any higher, and alluded in
complimentary terms to DR. Al derson, who
had been honored with the first flag upon
sacred edfice He felicitated himself on the
fact that Unitarian clergyman had been
bnnshed from Charleston because he would
not preach sentiments that were acceptable
to that community, and that advertising had
been resorted to in vain to fill his place and
the speaker believed the people of that
place would only hear their creed from the
pulpit when the chaplains attached to the
army, under direction of Gen. Scott, should
proceed to the occupation of that portion of
the rebel province. After more singing by
"The Twelve" the benediction was pro-
nounced, and the crowd dispersed.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
The GOvernOrship---Alleg Preferences
of Delegates Elected.

Many contradictory statements are being
made as to the complexion Of State delegate es
on the Governorship. A communication in
the San Francisco Herald says:
Relying upon your impartiality, request
the publication of the folio wing extracts from
| dispatches and letters received in this city,
in ference to the Union Democratic primary
elections:
Los ANGELES.
d" In the County Convention here instfuc-
tions for Downey voted down by large
majority, delegates, headed by Gitchel aud
Drown, elected to State Convention. The
Breckinlidge Convention have nominated
Downey, TED dispatch, Jto'e 21.
SAN LUIS oBIsPo.
"Al right for Casserly; Walter Murray,
P. A. Forester, and others, delegates
"Nine out of the eleven delegates for Cas-
serly."
SANTA CARA
"Claimed for Couness, but delegation di
vided.'
MONTEREY AND SANTA CRUZ.
Understood to be fer Casserly, first, last,
and all the time
The following dispatch was received yea
terday from Sacramento: First, Third and
Fourth Districts, (City,) Conness badly beat
en- : Second, as far heard from, divided The
county goes strong against ConneSs. County
Convention sure against Cnnn"ss CHsserly
will have IA large proposition of delegates to
State Convention"
SIERRA.
McKibhen for Congress, and Forbes for
State Printer, will have the vote of this
county. On Governor, delegates divided be-
tween Conness and Casserly."
PLACER.
"Conceded to Casserly"
Ell DORADO.
"A close contest between Conness, Casserly
and nowney."
Letters from Amador and Calaveras state
that those counties are both believed to be
for Casserly,
A dispatch to the San Francisco Call, from
Sacramento, says that Conness delegates will
be elected 10y the County Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

FouRTu OF July AT INDIANA RANCH The
people If Indiana Ranch and vicinity are
making extensive preparations for a grand
celebration of the coming National Arniver
sary. There will be a procession, oration,
dinner. and in the evening grand display OF
fire works, the whole to wind up with a
merry bail at the Indiana Ranch Hotel
Those who have the matter in charge are
e teiing into the work with much spirit, Ont
we can promise oil who attend glorou
time The mountain boys never do anythin.
halfway. Programmes will shortly he is
sued. notifying the public what may be ex
pected on the occasion.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

CUTTING AFFRAY.-At late hour night
before last as the celebration of St. Johns
day was about drawing TO peaceful eonclu-
sion. n collision occurred between two Span
ish females somewhere on First street. A
bitter enmity had existed between them for
long time and threats had been INDUCED
in. They met and quarreled first on CSt,
ard afterwards on First street, where one OF
them cut the other, Just below the right
breast, with a small stiletto inflicting dan
gerous wound The guilty party was up be
fore lhe Recorder yesterday, but her case
was continued till the result of the wound
could lie ascertaned 1t seems that the
wounded woman had lover to whom she
was very much attached. and we understand
that, fearing the wound would prove fatal,
the two were duly and solemnly united in
the bans of matrimony. Last evening there
was hone that the woman would recover.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
AVS WILLIE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 2c.

GREAT FURNITURE SALE-All who want 10
buy new furniture at half price, will bear IN
mind that Harry Barnett commences to-day,
TO sell at auction the entire stock nf j. G.
Miller, on First street. opposite TreadwelTT
hardware store. Tables eofas. chaila, hu
feather beds. Wallpaper, etc, are to he sold
perempto,i'y, for cash Sale commences al
10 o'clock this morning. Sc adv erti-ement.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
How stanford was Nominated.

The Sacramento Bee, edited by Repuoh-
can, having charged improper interference
by Federal officials with Republican party
affairs, has been at some pains to get at the
truth, and gives the following result OF his
investigations
We made inquiries as to Rankin's interier-
ence in the Guhernatorial contest, charges ol
this character having been preferred against
him, and learned that it amOuted to about
this: When the Collector was spoken to on
the subject, or when in conversation he
broached it himself, his invariable remark
was to this effect: Il am favorable to Mr.
Stanford he is my friend, and am under
some obligations to him. ! would like to see
him nominated and elected, but will not use
my position either for nr against HIM. MY
appointments shall be made without refer
euce to that sui ject. for do not think 1t
right that the Federal patronage should be
used t. pull down this man or bulld up thal
one in the party" 1t SO happened-alw"y
Toy the mercst chance-that when party
from the interior went to San Francisco III
search of Custom House appointment, some
Of Mr.. Stanlords friends would run across
| him in conversations and soon learn his ousl-
ness, whereupon they would volunteer u NJ
tie advice in this wise: "When you 60 TO
see the Collector, remember that ne Is
stanford man, and regulate your speech ac-
cordingly. He will tell you perhaps, thht
in his appointments he will not be governtd d
! by any sLch consideration, but you VIII easl-
" understand how much that means 30
when man Of note from the interior went
to the Collector his papers were received
he was told that there were numerous apph-
canis etc. but his claim should be fairly
considered, and if politics came up, Mr. Ran
kin repeated his position As the applicant
was about to leave the Brown Stone Mr..
Watrous, or some other of Mr. Stanford's
friends, who had previously made his ac-
quaintance, would accost him, 1--WE ell, what
did he say? "Ah. | told you how he stood.
Now 60 home, carry your county for Stan-
ford, or do all you can to Shat end, and you
will obtain the place sure" Thus, without
the Collector even being aware Oft perhnl g.
his free, fair and proper expression OF prefer
ence was used to control politics. And this
could he done with much grace for it was
known that the Collector had determined in
the first place, to give forty appointments to
the counties outside of that city; so that il
there were but one or two men down from a
county, they might well pr mise him or
them the place. SO it was in this town.
Men in search of place went to Others sup
posed to have influence with the powers that
be, to ask them to sign recommendation,
when the answer was, you can have the
place if you and your friends (naming theml
are for Stanford The party answered and
said, "fhat is new question; l could not if
would control my friends" well, then,
was the reply, eff you and they don't 60 to
work and help carry the city for him, you
can't have the place" Now the Collector, We
are assured Ivy his friends, never authorized
this; it was mere assumption on the part OF
others; but still it had its effect.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

ton is directed to the notice in another col
unn, of the Chuirnan of the Fourth oil J"Iy
Celebration Committee Our people must
BEGIN to think aud do somethinE in the pre-
misses. for the Fourth is only eight days off
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
NOTICE.

All Military and Fire Companies, and organized
bodies ofany kind Whatsoever, Societies etc, Ranch
men and Farmers, Mechanics, Draymen, Expressmen
and Cartmen desirous of participating in the coming
Fourth Of July Celebration will report themselves to
me Mt the County Clerks office, on or before MON
DAY, July l, 1851
NJ D. DOBBINS G. NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

SHERIDAN AND THE BooTs.-Sheridan had
always taste for the art Of duping, and he
begun early in life, soon after leaving Harrow.
lie was spending few weeks at Bristol, and
wanted a new pair of boots, but could not
afford to pay for them. Shortly before he
left he oHll,d on TWO boot makers, and or
dered of each a pair of boots. promising
payment on delivery lie fixed the morning
of his departure for the tradesnen to send in
their goods When the first arrived he tried
on the boots, and complained that that for
the right foot pinched little and ordered
Crispin TO take it back, stretch it, and bring
it back at nine the next morning The second
arrived soon after, and this time it was the
boot for the left foot which pinchrd. Same
complaint; same order given; each had takeI
away only the pinching boot, and left tn,
other behind The same afternoon Sheridan
left in his new boots for town, and when tn,
two boot makers called the next day, encl
with boot in his hand, we can imagine theil
disgust at finding how neatly they had been
duped
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
Notice TO Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS. for the completion of the
- foundation and basement story walls To the height
of the swinging line of the window arches f the State
Capitol, authorized by an Act OF the Leg. lature
amcndatory Of an act to provide for the construction
OF the state Capitol in The City of Sacramento, APP
proved May the goth, 1851 said work being the same
as heretofore cont acted to be performed by Michael
Fennel, will be received by the Board of Commssjon-
ers at the Governors Office, in said city, from and af
ter the 18th day of Juue, iS6l until The 4th day of
ly, 1S6e, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ said fouRdatIon to be
constructed and basement to be erected in accord
ance with plaas and specifications adopted by said
Commissioners and to be at the office of the Su
perintendent on the Capitol Grounds in the city of
sacramento during the above mel toned period All
bids must he sealed up and directed the Board of
Commissioners appointed TO Contract Tor the erection
of the State Capitol, at the oice of the Governors and
the same will he opened by said Commissioners in the
Assembly Chamber of the present Capitol building at
II o'clock M on Wednesday, July "a h, 1861.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject ali
bids, or any more bids, when in their opinion
the same unreasonably high or when the bidder
performance of his contract when in their opinion
the best interests of the State require the rejection
such bids
Each bid must be accompanied with good and suf-
lcent bond in the of sixty tn usand dollars the
work to be commenced Immediately after the signing
of the contract, and to be completed in eight months
thereafter.
The attention Of all those making bids is called to
the Act providing for the construction of the State
Capitol, approved March 20 h, 1860, and to the Act
amendatory thereof, approved May goth, 1861.
BY order of the Board,
iunc1s VI @ J. TORBERTi Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

Re L,sgnAt-The Committee on Suhsc9ip
tion-. appointed by the Fourth of July Com
mi,ee of Arrangements will call upon our
citizens to day for cash. Let that useful ar
ticle lie forthcoming if there is to lie a cele-
b.alion worthy Of the day and of the times.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

AFFRAY IL SoNoRA-Carder, editor Of the
Beale on the head with pistol. June l7th.
and broke his skull. Carder charged Beale
with insulting a Mexican woman with whom
Grader resides Beale's skull was trepanned,
and several pieces of the bone taken away.
The wounded man may recover.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
III. BARNETT. AuctiOnccr,

HI. e SAHSNEEE. AUctaOnccr,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WED
w NESDAY, June Goth, 1861, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ ct,
posite Treadwell's Hardware Store, between street
and Maiden Lane, Marysvle, the largest assortment
OF Furniture, Beds and Bedding ever offered at Pub
lie Auction in this city, and worthy the attention Of
the trade hutel.keepers, ana private iamles, Ihe
sale positive, the owner is retiring from The buS
ness Amongst the assortment will be found the ol'
lowing:
So Mahogany and Marble Top Bureaus.
so do Sofas and Lounges.
10 doz Cane Seat Chairs
10 Marble Top Center Tables.
25 Cane Seat Rockers.
25 Boston do
10 doz Bar Rom Chairs.
IL Ecnsiun Dining Tables.
10 doz. Wood Seat Chairs.
doz. Cane Set Stools.
doz Wood seat stools.
doz Oak Chairs.
10 Cottage Sets.
10 Mahogany Bed Room Sets.
loco Rolls OF Wall Paper.
s0 Clocks,
20 Spring Mattresses.
100 Puu do
100 Moss do
% ihogany Sofas.
81 Feather Beds
200 Pillows and Boisters.
Also, large and full assortment OF hoouS, OF e"cH
and every variety, To numerous to parcularize in an
advertisement. TERMS CASH.
june22 tbs H. BARNETT, Auctoneer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

AGENT ron BRiGG- E. j. Cummings Is
agent for The -nle of Briggs fruit, and i locn
ted Mt the same place Ms last ye"r, ON Third
street. next to the ~. Nicholas Hotel.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
ANALYZED BY Chiffon.

ANALYZED BY Chiffon.
Bear in mind that while other hair dyes are endorsed
a, harmless and eficacious by their prop,ietors
alone,
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
is certified by DR.. Chiffon, the distinguished Chemist
to be FROM POISONOUS Materials, and therefore
safe is superior Dr. Chiffon has been selected
by the city of New York to analyze the
CROTON WATER,
and he has pronounced Cristadoros Dye as inocuous
thai water in its purest condition. Sold everywhere
and applied by all hair dressers. CRIsTADoRo No. G
Astor House, New York.
GEO. w SMELL, Agent,
je23 13O Washington St., San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

TIE Nevada journal speaks thus of the
late Br,ekinridge State Conventions 1t ap-
pears 20 have been sort of Peace Congress
every member Of which deemed il bis Lonn
den duty to carry an arsenal under his coat
tail
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
NOTICE..

OFFICE OF THE SAN FRANCI,Co & MARYsvuLE !
RAILROAD Co. Marysville Cal June "a 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given that an An ,ual Meeting
OF the Stockhoders of the San Francisco and Ma
rysvile Rail Road Company will be held Mt thr ottice
of the Company in Marysvile, on WEDNESDAY
July 1lth, 1861 h, tween the hours of A. NJ and a
T: NJ for the purpose of eectlng Board Of seven
Directors TO serve during the ensuing wear
By order Of the Board,
juneoS I'd Secra,a,r
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

MARIN COUNTY DELEGArrs.-The following
named gentlemen were elected by the Marin
County Democratic Convention, as delegate:
to the Union Democratic State Convention. tc
be held at Sacramento, Oh the Fourth of July
next: James c. Pennie, Archibald McAlls.
ter, Timothy Mahon, VIM, Miller, VIM. Nc.
Greevy and Benjamin Wire.
Los Angeles DrLEoATEs.-The delegates
from Los Angeles to the Fourth of July
Democratic State Convention at Sacramento
are as follow: Ezra Drown, j. Wexel, Ricar-
do Vejar, JAS Mahan, j. j. Knox, J. II. Git
chel and Dr. Parrot.
SANTA CLARA DELEGATEs.-Th following is
the list of Delegates selected hy the Santa
Clara County Convention to the State Con-
vention of the Fourth of July: j. w Owens,
n. B Edwards, Q. T. Ryand, Benjamin Pat
trrson, ). v Tisdall VIM N. Lent, II. Ehrl.
lro k, A. M. Thomson, C. II. BodRsh, A.
", W"rthen' Patrick Murphy, II. }. Bradley, J.
Charles, Martin Cochran, VIM. Center, and
Dr. Downer
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

AvoGDING TUE APPEARANCE OF EvL.-ln
the Republican County Convention Of El
Dorado disposition WAS manifested tonom-
inate certain MIR. Arnold as candidate for
the Assembly. MIR Arnold, who seems to Dc
a sensible man, and sensitiyely tenacious o
his respeclahility, declined the nomination
on the ground that he has a family to support
whom he is desirous of maintaising in gooC
repute, and could not consent to disgrace
them by taking seat in the Legislature.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

REcoRDERs CouRT.-Geo. w. Williams
who. on Monday was found guilty of petit
larceny, was yesterday sentenced 10y the Re-
corder 10 ninety days in the chain gang
Charles Wiugo, d. and d. was sentenced to
fifteen days in the chain gang. Jose Dias
for riding ON side walk was fined $40 which
he paid. Ben Bolt was found guilty of as.
sault with deadly weapon, cutting man al
the Fashion restaurant early yest erday morn
lug. lie will lie sentenced to-day. VIM
Hurst and John Doe were up for fighting
Their cases were continued till to day.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

DEDICATION IN SToCKToN.-The dedication
OF the Lew baptist Church, on the corner of
Hunter aud Lindsay streets, took place in
Stockton June 22l, and was attended by one
Of the largest congregations ever assembled
in that city.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
Attention Pioneers.

You are requested to meet At your hall this evening
June Goth, at o'clock for drill. Per order of Fore
man, s WILCOX, Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
COMMITTEES

On Suhscriptions-S. P. Wells, Charles
Thomas, j. IL. Jewett, H. J. Booth, w. c.
Stokes, j. H. Laasiter, j. Halt, and Dir. E.
Teegnrden.
Music-E. Hamilton, Z. NJ. Hill, c. A.
Stratton.
Military and Fire Companies-H. W. The
all, p. J. Welch, E. Brown.
Firing Salutes and Fireworks-II. W.
Coolidge, Jacob Geiss, A. Vandermark.
Expressmen, Hackmen, Dray ard Water
men aud Teamsters-J. T. Campbell, j. W
Wilson, z. w Winkley.
Schools-D " C. Stone, w. c. Belcher
Surplus funds, if any remain after paying
expenses, will he given to the City Library
Respectfully submitted, Lorenzo Hubbard
p. P Cain, Daniel Schooley. p j. Welch, II,
Leland, A. M Shields, A. p. Spear. Commit
tee OF Arrangements
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
Ell DORADO
Fourth of July Celebration.

The Fouath of July Committee of Arrange
ments will meet at DR., uubbard's office
corner of d and Third streets, on Wednesday
evening June Goth, at o'clock to transact
important business connected with the cele-
Lraton Of the approaching anniversary.
The members Of the committee on subscrip-
ton are invited to be present. The other
subcommittee will please report Immediate
ly to Gen. NJ d. DobUins. Grand Marshal of
the day.
To answar the many inquiries made as to
the programme of the celebration, the pro-
ceedings of the first meeting of the Commit
tee Of Arrangements are suhjoined.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
Spring Stock of Goods
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.

FENHE UNDERSIGNED have in store fresh stock
Il of the following goods:
30 600 lbs Almonds, Walnuts, Chesnuts, &c, &c.
10000 Cooking Pruncs;
5000 New Figs;
1000 t Fresh Chile Peaches
1900 Dried Cherries
900 New Ciron;
1000 Assorted Candies
500 Lquorce and Sugar Sand;
1000 Fresh China Dates;
SEQ " Shelled Almonds and Seedless Raisns
800 boxes Layer Raisins-whole, hlf and or KS
100 doz Jellies and Jams-in glass and Tins;
100 0ysters-Assorted brands;
100 Pie Fruits-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
30 " CLANS and Lobster;
% " Preserved Ginger Worcester Sauce
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
Also
All Kinds Of Fireworks,
For sale in lots to suit, at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES
BY MCQUlNN & CO.,
june2 No. 22 street, Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26
(New duertis
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

Probate Court, Suttcr County.-In the matter Of the
Estate of J. Ryan, deceased
"a Office is hereby given by the undersigned, EX-
~ ecutor Cf the above named estate, to the credi-
llurs Of and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from The first publoot,a
Of this notice to the undersigned at his residence in
Sutter County.
June Goth, A. n, 1861. ]. c. DONOHOE,
june26-law4w* Executor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

THERE nre now 2OO,o'M grape vines grow
ing on the ranches bordering on Pula Creek,
and in the coming Fall 100000 more will be
planted.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-26

The farmers of Puta and Cache Greeks
who in dry seasons have short wheat crops.
will have this year fine yield of that cereal