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Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

ANOTHER PACIFIC REPUBLIC PAPER.-The
Los Angeles Star, after commenting on the
Inauguration of civil war at Charleiton, asks
Shall we, too strike for independence-or
like whipped spaniels, crawl at the feet of
eiteer a Northern or Southern Contederacy
To this must we come, and tnat, too, before
long.
No We shall crawl in no such manner.
Neither will we crawl on our bellies and eat
neutrality dirt, fearing we may be whip
ped by jeff Davis, or hoping to make money
by the calamities of our country. As to a
Pacific Republic, let those who are tired of
being citizens of the Republic of the United
States of North America, move over the line
into Mexico. There they will find Pacific
Republic already founded
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

Tue LIEDERKRANz CoNcERr Elsewhere
will be found the superb programme prerar-
cd by the Liederkranz Society for their grand
annual concert tomorrow evening. They
are to be assisted by the Marysyile Brass
Band, the talented Misses Blodget and Sher-
man, and Charles Shultz, Of San Francisco,
the best violinist in the State. Prof Grambss'
direction of the concert will ensure its sue
cess. There is a rich treat in store for those
who attend the th eater tomorrow evening.
Read the programme.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

A pamphlet entitled slavery and Aboli-
tionism," has just been written by negro
slave, who signs himself Harrison Berry, the
property of S. W. Price, Covington, Georgia
The aim of the author is to show that the
abolitionists are the worst enemies of the
slave -Erchange
That is as it should be. Now let Fred.
Douglass write pamphlet in reply. Let the
blacks discuss the "nigger question" while
white men engage themselves in the higher
business of defending the country from the
assaults Of its enemies
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

RZcoRDGR's CouRr.--N Purify, for an at
tempt at robbery, was tried before the Re
cordcr, yesterday, and will receive hio sen
tence on Monday.
John Doe Jr, for fast driving, forfeited
his deposit of $40.
john Doe, Sr, for fast driving, failed to
appear, and forfeited the same amount.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

SACRAMENTO UNION CLuB.-The Union Club
OF Sacramento numbered on Friday 076 mem
bers, who are the flower of the youth,
strength, wealth and intelligence of Sacra-
inen'o' and the cry is "still they come, so
lnat ID another week it will have 2,OOO.-
Everybody joins it.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

BE NOT AFRAID.-Somebody who seems to
wish himself understood to be Yankee, has
written letter from Oroville to the Califor-
MIA Express, in which he attempts to be Sc
we're upon editors of unconditional Union
newspapers, especially those claiming to be
Douglas Democrats" lie is very much afraid
that some of us will "stir up strife" We are
from New England, and we respectfully in
form this sage and cautious counselor, that so
far as weare concerned, no Yankee with the
yellow fever" shall ever be called upon to
participate in any strife which may grow out
of what may be written by our imprndent
non.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

The Senator from Tennessee must first
march over my dead body-Joe. Lanes
speech IN the Senate.
II Joseph puts his treason in practice in
oregon, the hangman will march u,.,ler his
dead body OxcQ0N Skakeslnan.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

Cuts AZ feet, very light draught; boy and pTir OF
mules or ponies can run ita "LITTLE GIANT, in the
tail grass Has taken the Grand Gold Medal of Honor
and one thousand francs at the Great French Nation
al Trial at Vncennes, near Paris, juno, 1860 At the
Mecklenburg Exhibition, Germany, June, 1850. First
Premium at the United States Society, September,
1860. First Premium at the Yorkshire Agricultural
Society, August 1860 First Premium at the New Jer-
sey and Vermont state Fairs, and the limited number
received in California last season gave not only salts
faction, but great qualification that such Machine
could be had. The complimentary notices by letter
from purchasers were numerous. The low PRICE ana
great efficiency of thi Machine makes it the Farmers
and places it within the reach OF the small
est cutiYatorS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

DEMoNsTRAuoN OF DRAYMEH.-A large
number of drays were driven through some
of the streets OF the city yesterday, by way
of congratuluting themselves on the deter
mination at which they had arrived, to haul
no goods, hereafter on Sunday As they
passed down d street thoy gave some vocii-
erous cheers for The Union If the strength
Of their lungs indicates the strength oftheir
attachment to the Government the draymen
of Marysylle may be put down as particu-
larly sound
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

New DEFINTIoNs.-The right of Secession
The right of minority to rule or ruin
Coercion-To take a bighwayman's hand
from your throat. Union Sentiments-Save
the Union if Barkis is willin. Peaceabe-
To lie still while your enemy beats you to
death
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

UNION PLEDGE.-At the annual election
for officers of the First California Guard OF
San Francisco, on Thursday night resolu-
lions were passed, pledging the company to
support the Administration in putting down
rebellion.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

UNION DRAYMrN.-1lany of the Sacramen-
TO draymen are mnuifesting their patriotisrn
oy carrying small American flags at the mast
head a small flagstaff is usually attached
to the hames or other portion of the harness.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

ARREsT.-J. Rob, arrested forpetit larceny
viii have hearing, before the Recorder, on
Monday morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

THE STRENGTH OF THE GOVERNMENT The
city banks OF Portland voted a loan of $3.50.
600 for war purposes
The New York Times says five million dol
lars have been rendered the Government by
Eastern banks.
The City Council of PHILADELPHIA has ap-
propriated $1,000, 600 TO equip volunteers
and support their families during their ab-
sence
The Union cause has an abundance of
money to sustain it The promplness with
which monied men offer material aid to the
Government, with which to feed its armies,
has no parallel in the history of the past.
Nor does history tell of any nation whose
people, fired with patriotism, have furnished
in weeks time as ours have an unconouer.
able army, made up of volunteers from among
all classes and conditions Of men. Thesneer.
ing assertion of Secessonits that ours is II
weak Government. proves untrue The Uni
ted States Government is, to-day, the most
powerful one on earth, both in strength and
wealth, either for acting on the defensive or
the offensive, as circumstances may render
necessary for the purposes of humanity and
civilization.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
New Adrertisements.
LOST.

A the FIRE last evening, an eight inch Colts Re-
N volver, with the letters j. A. s. on the handle
The finder W II be rewarded upon leaving II At the
Station House. mayo-zt
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

Pur a STOP TO IT If the secession peace
makers here think it such dreadful thing
that the Government should have rails ID
$4,000 troops ina week, they had better send
b. F. Washington on to stop the people from
volunteering any more Otherwise the thing
may 60 on TO an indefinite extent
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

Northeast corner California and Battery streets,
San Francisco.
Also other Machines for which not Agents, viz
EAGLE REAPER AND MOWER;
HUSSEY'S REAPER;
BURRALL'S REAPER;
PITTS PATTERN, S and 10 horse male by Nourse
Mason & Co.;
WHITMAN'S4 4, 6 and HORSE THRESHERS;
EMERY's and4 HORSE THRESHERs;
PIT TS'. SMITHS WlIITMAN'S, FIELDS, EMERY'S,
and BURT, WRIGHT & cos HORSE POWERS.
Together with the best stock Of HARDWARE, AG-
RICULTURAL IMP EMENTS, MILLS, PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES-Upright and horzontal-5 to 10
horse power, BETTING, BOLTING CLOTH, Etc, in
the country, comprising the very best kinds in ase,
and greatly improved in make and adaptbility to the
California market. mhT 2p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

DrssoLuTIos OF Co.rABrEERsHIp- The firm
Of Dunbar q Co., well known to everybody
that has been TO 1imbuctoo, was dissolved
by mutual consent, on the 4th inst, Mr. Dun
bar having retired from The business Nh
James Edgar will continue the business at the
old stand
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
SUNDAY MORNING. WAY 9TH.

FIRE The Empire Stable, large iratue
building on the northeast corner Of A and
Fourth streets owned by SIR. Joshua Davis,
took fire last evening about Q O'clock and was,
together with large quantity oihay therein,
entirely consumed. a large number ofhorses
and mules were in the stable, but were saved.
The origin of the fire is unknown. Loss
from SO 600 to 81 600 No insurance.
The Fire Department was prompt and on
ergetic, and its efforts prevented further
destruction.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

AUCTION SALES Remember Harry Bar
netCs great sale Of horses and mules, corner
Of Third and F streets, at 10 O'Clock to NOR
row morning, lie also sells at 10, A. M, on
Tuesday, at the store room on d street, OPP
positc Wen, Fargo d Co.'S. a complete as
sortment Of household furnishing goods.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
n REENHA2T having received large and
Elegant stock Of New Goods.

will conduct the business at the old stand Al street.
under the same name and style as before A con-
tnuance of patronage is respectfully solicited
uay4 RElNHART & co,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

THE election for officers Of the Rifle Com
pany will take place tomorrow evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
Russell Il Co.'S Thresker,
Haines' Illinois Harvester,
Woods Mower,

Cuts 10 feet wide, deposits the heads into follower,
and adjustable to have any required ength OF stuble
an immensely effective Machine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

JoHN Cactus Bunch is represented as de-
srous of a recollection to Congress. lie won t
do.--Nevada JouyRd&
No. We fear that John c. would take
the advice of the Collector Of the port Of
San Francisco, and "refuse to vote supplies -
for the armies of the nation.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05

l. THE EXPRESS A BLACK REPUBLICAN On
Gan ?-"Swezy was for maintaining the Gov
ernment He was for the employment Of
force TO repel force. lie did not acknowl-
edge the right of secession. In fact. he stood
o" the Republican platform, and endorsed the
position Of Mr. Seward and President Lin.
coins Inaugural as regards the policy recon-
mended towards the Seeding States. '-E,r-
press
The Express has been defending Mr. Swezy
ever since "he stood upon the Republican
platform" as aforesaid. Has that journal
gone over to the Republican party?
CALIFORNIA AProNrMENTs-The following
Postmasters have been appointed in Calfor
ria: Henry L. Seaman, at Weaverville. Trim.
ity county, vice James O'Connor, removed :;
George Flint, Rough and Ready, Nevada
county, vice S. N. Gillian, resigned; Albert
n. Gamble, Auburn, Placer county, vice r.
Gordon, resigned.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
NOTICE..

TEyHE Co.Partnershp heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name of Rein
hart Co.. is this day dissolvee by mutual CONSENT
Those indebted will please ca and settle
Marysvile, May LIST, 1861.
f. REINHART
JOSEPH E5TREM
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
Treadwcll's Eight-Horse Thresher,
Made by Speucer-a splendid Machine.
RrahIcy.s Patent Horse Rake,

boy old enough to ride horse do all the rak'ng
for a farm. One very great advantage possessed by
tn rake over any other, is the iron runners which
are arranged to keep the teeth at proper DIS
tance from the ground, which greatly lessons the
draught and prevents the raking in of dirt DUST old
fog or aftergrass.
For the above Machines are the sole Agents for
the Pacific coast and have them in liberal antilles,
ana can supply them to Country Merchants by the
quantity, and to Farmers favorable terms.
Parties requiring any of the above can procure them
at Branch Houses at Marysville, and Sacramento,
and at Jones Hewetts, Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
T. q : r

ON or about the 18th Of April last Note for forty
~ seven dolarg and fifty cents ($47 5O-1QO) gwen by
W. Tape in favor Of A. Brown, j. Ma Lott securl,
ty Said note dated Feb'y I'd 1851, ana matuIeu
April 1st 1861 Parties prohibited negotiating Tor
said note aslpayment on the same has been stopped
mav5-1W%
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
Woods Patent Combined Self Raking
Reaper and Mower,

A new Machine, first that have come to California,
represented as emently practical in the Seli-Rakng
process-a desideratum long sought in cutting ma
.lf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
Woods SWather,

A new Machine, worked by two horses from behind
can be raised and lowered to suit delivers the grain
in very regular swaths by means of bands revolving
over platform, thence gathered into gavels by rake
attachment
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
Spcncer,s Th.cshers. wilh Perigo Powers,

These Machines, made by D. & S. Spencer, are well
known; have been in in California some three
years. and are regarded by those who have used them
with great favor3O 3d. SO inch cylinders, with Peri
go's 10 herse powers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-05
TIsEADWELE a. co.,

Northeast corner California and Battery streets,
San Francisco.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-17

TnK Intervention in the Affairs Of Mexico,
by the three governments Of Great Britain,
France and spain. : announced in the Gov
eminent organ in London asa " fixed fact. "
The terms of the treaty agreed upon, are SUIT
fciently forshadoved 10 enable vs. to know
the basis upon which it i 10 be conducted.
The avowed aud primary object Is to send a
combined naval force into the Gulf Of Mexi-
co. sufficient to blockade and temporarily
occupy" the principal Mexican ports. so that
the consuls of the three allied powers may
collect the customs revenues in order
that they NAV be seque-tered for the payment
of 3" the old standing claims of the British.
the French and the Spanish people, against
the Mexican republic 4" These consuls are
% constitute an International ctr.aission .
at each port. ani no ship viii be allowed e.
Their to enter or clear without their authority
They will receive al the import and export
duties. according u the existing Mexican
rates.-->o a. not to interfere directly with
the domestic policy OF the gevernment.--au
place the proceeds IN common treasury. 10
be distributed a. follows hsty per cent % be
paid to Mexico % defrsy the expenses Of it,
fifty per cent 70 ne divided rateably between
the three countries. Tor the payment Of the
debts. IL i desigued n ohtain the consent
OF the Mexican government TO this arrange
ment. If il can be done bat il not, il will be
carried out without i. and maintained until
al the debts are pad ship Of var Or
two "a the roadstea.ls Of each Of these ports.
will meanwhile. secure the maintenance %
The authority OF the allied consals Its al
rca3y announced - Maarid that the Spsni-h
~ausdroa destined for tbs service. i 70 con
sl-s Of az magnificent screw friga;es. two
steamers Of 80 horse power. and number
q. transports and smaller vessels ADJ a
though tie number q troops =prudently coo
ceslea tor the pseseas. i + proposed 70 in
crease the forces IN Hssaaa - thai :. ooo r,cn
can be delAeaed from Il u,thoai inconvea
.ence. II shey >lal hc ncelc-I. TIE strength
q. thr PROPOSED arltisa 49, Fereh alu.d
rsns h4> nos yet beeu announced hgs q nav
l.s couclutel ihst the vhole together Nil
constitute a powerful and nsoss formsiabie
naval arnsmeus.-far mere than nccess.r,
g. hr.nx Mrxieo - whatever tera- lie .liiel
t-.wcrs saay eaoc<e g. prescribe.
Ilesc !. certainly ~ srec.sl reason ~hs
Ia. government q the United St.s.s .h-,ff
concern issels boat this movement. pfo. ais.l
il. purposes .sui objects .re truly - f.-sh -
ne tripafiiie 'rcssy Indicated n iAs ias..oa
journals Il hsS nothing . 30 ~i,h ~.
amount Of irseeteiness q Mexico - s.se e.ss
.ens q Easlans. France OF spaia. ana noa
seroxnsse li'e ssme rszhs - those govern
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-17
From the 18th Regiment Of Ind aua
Volunteers in Missouri.

AsANtNtftfN ~ y tNft y
Esaors Express In the l-th Regiment
are many good men from within the limits %
your circulat on. and ptesaming that Little
news from n. would be acceptable TO some
Of your readers. I send you zone details.
About the ooh September We Jeff Boon
vile IN company With four steamboats, with
other regiments. and on arriving four miles
below Glasgow. having asceriainei that e
cesh were about and ready and disposed to
fire into n from the shore. We landed abort
ME O'Clock IN the evcaing. ietachments
from each boat. and proceeded IN search Of
the encmy in two columns. AMI though near
u. they took precious good care no, to face
a. The men in the other column over "a.
ger Zoe hght unfortunately did not. or would
no: hear the command % cease firing. aud
some Of their cross fire hi oar whereabouts
sud killed tso ofouF men. A. spectator
kno~ uho I blame and Who think ill Ire
mischief However. that sriax was not .lsne
in vain. ios u saved n from being assailel
from the shore. bs murdersus 6re from
The traitors
Next morning. he Var Esxie wi,h ,he
oommsndeF - he expedition an hoard.
tanned roend and ~ert back e. .......xiii~
the latsn. having on boar. .ar lssh. suaer
command 81 Lieut.. Col Henry d washharn
being oriese.i - scceapsry. BAT eat ofl,e.-
knew 80 ~ei as dsts 70 h.. comrade. a
~ oonatrs AID q Humanity. q ODE. .nx
such "a order. under saeh circumstances. ard
On rs own responsibility returned - sAe
-cene 81 - rfefioss evening. - frens ~
nc l4eSef - eeacealei foe sa1 made
thorough examination n TIE hrilsh. . ssiSro,
ef i any sounded e. dssi. froa Anvuher.
we're isss cat Having perforsasd "a. da,x
he laian procccsei y the fiser alone "a
Glasgow as.d foand shss = i.rre bid. - -
ce-A esFslrf had sca,ilea Proee~lss 0.n
further -. fe~ miies. sbey cnesan..r.l.
good ,i-ed sc-esh sse4saocat. d. Snr.h..s
esftnrei her. sni returned - Rooa.,pe = 81
hes the sane usxis. IN great ercsas wss, "a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-17


rest Of the army. By whom we we're warmly
congratulated
Aiter few days We marched 90 where We
nov are. aud joined sige; Who Is here For
several DAYS We have been in full expecta.
ton OF great general engagement. though
Ne may ye. get one. the talk seems to be
that the enemy will dodge Us Scouts this
Enomeas IN. report that Psice has lell Lex
lng'oa aud Is flushing south west. OF the
correctness of tins. OF course cannot vouch.
but of one fact secesh il seem, i pretty well
informed. !. e. tina, IL they hold Lexington.
thes will do il by such fighting as they never
yet have done. 81 thousand lndianians are
here armed 10 the teeth. and determined 20
do their duty, viz; the 18th. 22d, sth. a4th.
18th and 26.h Rumor SAYS that the enemy
are forty i've thousand strong. and we are
prepared and determined to meet him il We
can catch him. Sigel can raise thirty thou
sand cannot tell who all are here. but
this know: that regiment after regiment Is
arriving by rail from Jefferson City. at Sc.
dalia, fisc miles from u, and that We think
We are full strong enough Tor the enemy
They took Lexington. but how. Thirty
thousand men surrounded four thousand.
who only surrende. ed for want of ammuni
ton and water
The noodle headed secesh out here wont
believe but that in the free states all Is fight
ing, turmoil and confusion. while they all
know and realize that they have secession
anarchy anu confusion.
We hear that We are under orders 70 march,
70 morrow. We know not where. but suppose
TO crowd On the enemy Nobody here seems
to want to 50 home. but all. men and officers.
are willing to accommodate secesh with a
chunk of fight
Letters or papers should be directed to
care OF Sutler. 18th Regiment Indiana Vol
unteers. Jefferson City. Missouri. from where
the nail follows 10 wherever We are.
VERMILION.
7. ;. Since all the foregoing was written
more arrivals in camp. and more reports Of
the retreat of Price. | fear that he Ia.
lodged Us, and 80 We botch along. A pris
oner just captured by scouts, who has been
in Prices army. says that Price is trying &c
Join MeCulloch Nobody knows for certain
!, whether these late reports are true or not
but everybody here seems to think that
Price is in full retreat V.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-17

xxow all men. women and children, OF
al age. ard cond itions in life, whether IN
Furone Asia. Africa, America or Any other
mart OF the habit.bIe globe. in the temperate.
,rr;d. or frigid zones or on either ace oil the
opies Of capricorn or Cancer, or whereso-
ever else they may be found. that, from ths
,,e forth forever more. the HoS. JosEPr
W.,cRr IS used I'D man He has been
e-ueils. u.erciles-ly and with mos. savage
b rbafitv. slain and murdered, IN tie eolums
- The Journal. By that redoubtakle knight
Of the quill who. year or two ago, inflicted
a STELLAR mortal wound upon our neighbor of
re yowrnaI-,o wit: ous fellow tOwnsman
JosurA BUCKNER Orgy, Did any body
ever see the Ike. since the days when Ger
tain bold dragoon with long sword. saddle,
and bride" vent about, 10 and fro. upon the
earth seeking Tor subjects Of hi- terrible
wrath Il ! said of that same dragoon that
be always slew his victims when they were
no, present - with this modern represen
t.tive Of knight errantry-he took good care
q wait till Gov. Wright had started to Hin
Ola on his way TO Iowa, before he raised hi-
war club But no matter. It's glory enough
for one day 10 hit at a big man-cspeciall,
when he Is s0metrhere else.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-17

Rad the sentiments of leadins Demo
,raf;e es;.or xho has his heart in The right
place. and who loves his country better 'han
rs Marty. We commend il TO oar neisnoor'
IL is from tie New Albany L<dSer' p' i@'
tie best Democratic paper ID the State
THr DIrFrKEScE.-ln Floyd county ~ne ,,
the greet mass Of the Democracy Dolly
take the ground that this dAnnAoae so"e -.
- .r-.;,9t the Government must be sup
1900 nv the strong arm ard the traitors
pl.'n;sSea Democrats are elected 70 the coun
~ of,;ce- BY an average majority OF thou
80 vo,.s. In yigo and Marion, "neFe
-. 80. I'D half way sympathising with treason
nis,form. they are beaten by from SIX 70
e s;~ht hundred majority. We hope the les
20 viii not be without It's uses.