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as be vas falling but without eece the load pass
ing near his head, and burying itself In the wall
above. Notwithstanding he was down and dead
the cOwsrdly rascals rushed upon him, one Of them
stabbing him with a knife in the stomach. and an
other driving his bayonet through his body and
actually pinning it to the floor. In this position,
the corpse was kept from early dawn until ii
o'clock, before any Of his friends his family
were allowed either to see it or remove it. At one
time il was seriously discussed among the enemy
whether they should not cut the BODY into pieces
and burn it.
At length orders came from Washington to allow
the corpse 70 be removed. Is was taken to Fairfax
Court House, and thence to tho old family home
stead where he was born and near which bis aged
mother resides, and there beneath the trees which
he gambolled in infancy, and the classic Poto-
mac in whose waters it was his won't to battle he
was buried by the side Of his father. The old
homestead now belongs to Mr. Cuts, northern
man, who has voluntarily fed from the State and
taken up arms against the South The family bu-
rying ground was reserved at the time Of the
sale.
VIII rot the generous people of the South rescue
the birthplace and grave Of its heroic from the
tread of the cowardly traitor who owns it, and
present it to his wife and children? His wife has
not the means TO purchase it; for all the furniture
and other property which they had in Alexandria
were burned or broken to piecs by the enemy.
What better use could the money whichOur people
raising for their relief be applied than to the
securing Of tic humble farm where the Zero now
sleeps IS permanent home for his sorrow stricken
widow and weeping orphans
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hcans IN Martinsburg, who had the honor Of pios
neering the invaders into the town and pointing at
the houses of secessionists, and all who were sup
posed to be friends Of the South This was the
prelude to the acts Of Vandalism which Immediate
ly followed.
A correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch, writ
ing from Norfolk on the 18th says:
We learn from a lady who conversed with Mrs.
Segar former resident near Old Point, that the
Lincoln scoundrels took from her two horses aud
carriage, and kept them for some weeks, when
for some reason they were induced to return them.
Mrs. s. did not have them long in her possession
before they were again stolen and when last seen,
General PIcayuRe Butler was seen taking pleasant
ride between Hampton and Old Point. We knew
Picayune was proverbial for stealing, but we must
say this excels former traits in his Character.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY IS, 1861.
HOn. Robert Caruthors.

We are pleased to announce that the unanimous
sentiment of the Fifth District has induced Hon.
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs to reconsider his declension of
the nomination for a seat in the Provisional Con-
gress and that he is now candidate for that posi-
ton, without opposition The noble stand taken by
Judge CARUTHERs in faver of the independence of
the South his earnest labors to effect that result
his high position, unblemished character and vigor-
GUS intellect all point to him the who should
go to Richmond as one of Tennessee's Represents
tives in the Confederate Congress. The people Of
the 9Th District have set noble example in pre-
venting any contest at the present period, by the
selection Of such man to represent them.
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The Mission OF General Buckner, of
AenIuckys
Dispatch to the New York Herald.

Dispatch to the New York Herald.
WASHINGTON, July IL.
General Buckner of Kentucky, left here for New
York to-day. His ostensible object in coming here
was to persuade the government to respect the So
called neutrality Of Kentucky, and leave the State
Guard which is under his command, and three
fourths of the officers of which secessonists to
preserve that neutrality, by aiding the rebels ali in
their power, and suppressing the exhibition Of IN
ION sentiment or feeling in Kentucky. This part of
the mission failed. No promise could be exacted
from the administration that would not so to any
extent necessary to protect the Union majority in
Kentucky at all hazards. This was not all of Gen.
Buckner's mission. The disunionists in Kentucky
are IN desperate strait. They dare not, without
pretext, throw off the mask of neutrality they
have assumed. That preteXt is wanting. Gov.
Magofin is, perhaps, the moat desperate of the
whole set Unless he can find SOM reason to take
sides with the rebels within few weeks, and call
upon the people of Kentucky to follow him, ne will
be completely gone under. .s...
Gen. Buckner, in his interviews with the Presi-
dent has not been able to worm out of him any ex-
preston that can be twisted into declaration of
coercion we shall soon find it reiterated in a pro-
camation of Gov. Magofin, calling the Kentucklans
and the rebels Of Tennessee to unite upon the soil
of Kentucky to resist the government Thanks to
the Union men of Kentucky, the rebels will find
there serrIed phalanX of armed Union Kentuck-
ians to resist their reasonable purposes. There
will be no need for Mr.. LineOln's army there; the
Union men of Kentucky will take care of their
State, and of Gov. Magofn and his rebel eo-WOrkers
also
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WAR CRINoLNE Is DoNG-The wife of former
clerk of prominence in the Postofhce Department
at Washington is the heroine of quite a story Her
husband, says a correspondent of the New York
Times, resigned few weeks after the Inauguration
of Old Abe, and now holds commission as one of the
ernment He left town, and his wife remained uu>
til about two weeks since, when she prepared to
follow him. She procured passes, and knowing
that her effects would be searched, she provided
for this. Her trunks were examined. All was
right and she departed for Dixie's land but sewed
within the folds of her under dress, she carried
with her numerous dispatches, letters, and draw
ings of our Notifications and positions, which, of
course, she succeeded in delivering to the rebel
thOrlties without any trouble. Her friends here
boast of the performance; and there are still left
in Washington scores Of females of like stamp, VIVA
are ready to decamp in q similar way and for sim
liar purposes, who delight in thus furnishing aid
and comfort to the enemy.
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Judge Catron ON treason, Enc,


ST. LOUIS, July 10, l86I.-Judge Catron's charge
to the Grand Jury read in the United States
Circuit Court today. IL treats the question of
treason at great length, and fully proves that the
Judge has not followed Tennessee, but remains true
to the United States Government.
Uriel Wright has made application for a writ Of
hdbeds corpus in the case of ex-senator Green and
John Howard now held in the custody of the
United States forces at Canton, Missouri.
Judge Lakeland also applied for a similar
prisoners taken at Camp Jackson, who gave up his
parole and delivered himself to Adjutant- General
Harding at the Arsenal, on Monday last. Quite a
number Of witnesses are here from the interior.
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On Chancery at GaInesbsro

ORIsOILLA LEE " Lafayette lee, Ct ais -snna i
IS6lIn this It appearing to he CLERK AID Aars
from compsinans b J. verified b. AFFIDAVIT, hst es asfeu
Lee 5 sdenE Of the state % fanness
that the ordinary process Of ias eGnnot be served u2on h
It therefore ordered By that publication be ais ar ous
consecutive weeks IN the Union AmErcaR PUB
Iished in the city Of Nashville requiring "a James Let
appear the Chancsor Of the Chaneey Csu Of jack
son county, the houss, in The town Of osibsFO,
second Monday il August 1885, then and the answer
Plead Piain4nts bill, the El1 Be
FOR confessed, and for hearing psrte hiA
WA Bolts, CLERK and Mastst,
Ry Joel ". ssttls, Do. An
iunstD-zAtor's lssa3
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A PRESENT TO GEN. BEAUREGARD-The Charles
ton papers say that splendid tent with fine ole,
tie latter made of South Carolina cypress-both
manufactured in Charleston-has been sent as
present to Gen PEAUREGARO by some of the citizens
of Charleston as a mark of their high regard for
him.
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OvertOn Riaes.

THIS Company organized, and wishes lor lsv more
recruits None bat able bO Of gsOi character viii /,
received.
It viii be ISDEEESDT CoHPAxY, aud the Captain pledges
himself It Ea be the bs equipped and HaiOTnsd eonp1Ey "a
the State.
IP For fun iRfornation, san on
Xix. PICK, seciy pro ssrs.,
ooonads Bul1lags ChsFy Esd Dosdsrsk slTeci
NASHVILLE Tenn June lin
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Reports having been circulated extensively in
Lewis Maury and Williamson counties, that J. W.
OWEN, candidate for Floaer from that district, is
an advocate of Col. POLKs election, we have been
requested to make authoritative denial of the re-
port. Mr.. OWEN is unqualifedly in favor of the
reelection of Gov. HARRIS.
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PROCLAMATION
IsBAm G. HARRIS,


WOVeEMDE OF tIIt SttNte UA AtuHcsst q
To the Sisrifs of tie eotn1ties Of Madison, H0ycO,
and Henderson n said &qts-GREETING
KTOU are hereby eomuandsd % open and hold slsc,
At all the places o. holding elect ons In respect
counties, the lat day 81 August asr having given he
required By law for the election q Judge for he fo
eeuth Judicial Cheuit Of Esd STATE III the vacancy
By the ignson John Ree1 and due return the
Of make 70 me, according to laE.
- In testimony whereof, have hsreunto set ~ b
and caused the great seal Of the STAKE 70 Be afxed
u. So Nashville, this 29sh day q jane A.
~ BIZ the Governor. IsHAM G. HARRIS
J.E.R. Raj, Secretary Of STATE
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Commodore TATTNALL, who is forming the nucleus
of a Navy at Savannah, invites proposals for the
construction of five vessels of about 100 tons each
for the Confederate service.
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w. DUN N
ROARn WANrEn.

GENTLEMAN and small n mily desire to Obtain beard
The country, for the Summer within three les - toEu
Apply 70 BORGEEbDT TROMPEONs
fulyl2-dlW
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Notice To StOckhOlders.

n iHE annual election By stockholders u tie Tenues
u and Alabama Rsilroad Company, Of aftesn Director
manage the aRsrs Of tie Company for tue ensuing tive
mouths viii be he ID The ocs cf the Company a. Frz1
TEN, on he drIi Tuesday in August next.
R. 81 BRADLET,
julyl6-dd see'ry. 7. A. r. 4. co
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Notice.
Z O, O. T..

TIVE members Of the IndsOennt Order Of Odd FsIsl
this city requested to Tennessee Lodge No. n
convention saturday night next the 18Th inst take
Consideration very important usiness
IAl members Of tie Order good standing are fnritsd
be present JOHN ?. HIDE, Ses'S
July I2-3t
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STATE OC TENNEsSEB, DAVIDSO
- County, COuFt at Nashvilfs.-.Joln " CID
and wife and others Moses Brooks and cthekt the
fee Of the Clerk Master Of the County Court at Nasv
on the 18th day Of july 1861, motion OF complainant,
counsel in the above cause, snd appearing % ne sale
Of the CLERK aud Master that OF The dendans Moses
Brooks non resident Of the state Of Tennasse and the
fore the ordinary process Of this curt canuot Be served
hu il is therefore odsrsd BY the Clerk and Master tGt Il
cation be made for Week5 succession IN ha Union
Ameriea1, newspaper Published in the city OF ha.Elle
CURING the aid defendant to appear AZ the ne trn Of
County coart holden FOR county Of Davidson a
thereof In the city Of Nashville tae orst ~
dsy 10 September next, and said bill, The sane viii
taken for 10 him and down fo- harnz spaE
Said pshoas o- the partition Of he estate q Moses BroO
deceased. y. .. CHEATHAM,
jalyi7-W4t Clssk and Master
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The mIssO urI News Confirmed.
We are permitted to publish the following private
dispatch:
MENPHB, July Ito N. ADAMS: The Missouri
news is confirmed Have had fine rains the past
two days. No news to-day Oh. Halle.
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TEACHER,wANTED

THJHE undersigned wishes e engage Lady 70 resSe IN
family Instruct three sail children. IN addition
the usual branches she must be qualified 10 give lessons
Piano None need sPPly except those presenting GOOD e
monialJ For terms apply to JAS WILSON
julyl4-lW Brentwood
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20
Summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

COUNTY OF IUBA, IS.
NISTCICT COURT, Tenth Judicial District. The
~ People Of the State Of California, to George NJ
Franklin q Getting, You hereby required to appear
in an action commenced against you as Defendant BY
Susan Franklin Pla tI, in the District Court Of the
Tenth judicial District in and for the County OF luoa
State of California and answer the complaint therein
(Which is on file with the Clerk of said Connty) With
in ten days after service upon yor OF this summons
Exclusive of the day Of service) If served in saa
County of Yuba, or twenty days il servel out OF sara
County but in the Tenth Judiciil District OF the state
Of California, forty days If served out OF sad De
trict but within the State Judgment by default WIN
be taken against you according to the prayer o We
said complaint. The SAID action is brought TO OBTAIN
decree of said Court dissolving the bonds oi mat
rimony existing between YOU the said deieadant hnu
Plaintiff together with such other AMI further releI ~
the premises to said Court may seem righ anu
proper and If you fail to the said compliant,
the said Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the rss'
demanD ed therein. ,,
.... Given under hand and the Seal oil Ssu
seal. Court this 18th day of April A. D. 1861:
'....' WM. 4. ONEALE,
C'k of the District Court in and for the Co. OF Yuba'
ma2i 3Gd By NJ. d. DoDBlNs, Dep. C1E'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20
Probate Court, Yuba County.

In the matter of the Estate of Robert heroei"
ceased. - .o Ni.
ON reading and filing the petition OF oeS'f 20 Robert
~ ler the administrator of the estate of oNa hoph Ss
Herbert deceased setting forth that he has 1'e state
final account of his administration upon enses sa Of
in this Court and that all the debts anu hye been
the estate for administration up to dale ;ns 10 be
paid and that portion of said estate aid dsr
divided among the heirs, and praying ior
BUTTON 1t is ordered that all persons J he and
the estate of said Robert Herbert deceaseu Of
appear before the Probate Court OF tne tneOtle uol on
Yuba at the court house in the city OF hen and
the fifth day of July at 10 o'clock A. ~ di,stribuOn
there to show cause why an order OF .n.s ta among
should not be made fthe residue of said esla
the heirs of the said Robert HERBERT deceaSeu'
ing to law - .bIs order be
ppbsbed for four successive weeks before the sSu
day of July, 1851 in the National DemocrsM sM,pvsye
paper printed and published in the city oi t""'
county of Yuba. YyNnLEY,
June 6, 1861. CHARLES, County.
iune7 1aW4w Probate JUDGE i"'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20
Or. Gzaphap's Mrdiral Cards.
DIR. L. j. CZAP K A y S
Private Medical s Surgical Institute,

Sacramento street, below Montgomery.
rOosi,s the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office, j
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established in 1854, for the Permanent Cute aeS
oy.ip0te and chronic discusses, and for the sup
prSSSrt0Mmn pS%rM nfXG z S aND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN L.J.
n 1ZAPKAY, NJ. D., late in the Hungarian
Revolutionary War; Chief Physician to the 2Vtn hes-
iment of HonTeds Cd sIreeon 10 ,u nn
of Women and Children, aid Honorary MeiipeI "i i,,e
Philadelphia College of Medicine ~ far,icua1 @ =,
attnnton Maid TO the treatment of diseases peculiar TO
Woman and Children. ,ytsN
Office Hours-From >. NJ. Till UP. M.
Communications strictly confidential.
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise, Tree.
Address Or. l.. J. CZAPKAY, san Francisco.
rHNO THE AFFLECTED.-Dr. l.. j. Gap
kay returns his sincere thanks to to his numer-
patients for their patronage, ana would take as
opportunity to remind them that he continues TO co-
suit at his Institute for the cure OF all forms u flN
Dlseases-such syphilis, Gonorrh@a, nocturnal
emissions, and all the consequences OF seIabuse IN
the first stages of syphc or gonorrhGal Diseases
he guarantees a cure in few days, without neon
veuicnce to the patient or hindrance to hi: 'ushcss
When patient, by neglect ol ihhIoper ,teoll' M ~
has developed the secondary symptoms OF syphIlis'
such as buboes or painful swelnEs on the grolns or
ulcers in the throat and nose, which, II not c'ecktu'
d sroy the soft parts and cause the bones TO lnorly,
separate and come away, ieaving the sufferer an Oh
ect hidcous to behold or when Dlotches ana PhlpeS
break out on the skin, or when he has painful swell
ngs upon the bones, or wien ms constitution e WJ"'
ed as to predispose to consmptl"n' or other con-
stitutiona disease, the Doctor guarantees cure or
asks compensation
In rheumatism, chronic or acute; in dysentery or
darrhGa, he has safe and ehtctua remedies For 'he
treatment of the consequences OF self abuse, such as
nocturnal emissions, nervousness, tmidy, aldche,
pains in the back and limbs, with genera" ca iness,
loss of Appetite loss of me ory, injury to tue sight
rcstessness confusion of ideas, dislike for society ana
feeling of wearncss oflfe with the nervous system
so excitabe that slight noises shock or starte h pa
tient maEing his existence miserable. For the above
maladie3 the Doctor will guarantee cure or ask no
compensatiun lie can be consulted free OF charge,
and invites all to call, as it will cost then noihing'
and may le much to their advantage. oaice hours
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20
u Otiee.

A IL persons indebted to the u9I,sz co and
"a fore composing the firm OF MoN,I MoNn Icounty, are
doing business NJ Weeds Point iuU iuand notes are
hereby notified that all their accounts an for
left in the hands of lGEO. MAY Of oanp'''
collection and settlement. ,osyrr. MJNTZ,
y100SSATiiAN MOODY
WM W, GIBSON.
Camptonville, May 18th, lS6l'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20
San efranrisro advertisements.
EENSLEy WATER CURE
AND
NOtOrpathic Institution
CORNER OF STOCKTON 6 PACIFIC SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO,

lFormerly located in sacrameh'o'J
VTTAs the first and is the only IIydropathc estab-
w lshmcnt in California, that combines all tne
varied Treatments of Eastern Water Cures Din
BARLOW J. SMITH is the only man conducting a
Water the Pacific coast, who has had the a." :
vantage and received the degree OF NJ ~ from tne
New York Hydropatc College We adopt ana teacn
the theory and practice of that school Reader you
have been suffering from any chronic tr"uole an, anu
have been treated Tor weeks, months ana years WIN
drug medicines, and not satisfied with the result,
and desire to consult more rational system you may
rely upon it DR.. Smith is the best Hydropathc author
ty in the State We invite you to call ana nave your
examined. 1t will cost you nothing we give
five weeks board and trea atment for $l0o, pa'u IN
advance. Oar price is S25 per week II paid weekly
We give Free Lecture every Friday evening on
subjects pertaining to health and hygenic treatment
We depend for success not in advertising nut IN chr-
ing our patients, being liberal with and making
pleasant home for them, and striving to let none go
away dissatisfied.
If you are suffering from ohills and fever or from
the effects Of the same we can cure you
Rheumatism we seldom fail to cure, besides we teach
you how to keep free from II.
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, and the early stages
of Lung diseases, easily give way and are readily
cured under proper Hydroypaihic treatment weak
and males suffering from any derangement
peculiar to woman kindly treated and always
benefited at our home and Institution
eSf Circulars sent on application, Tree oil postage
oc2-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20
TO Ladies' !:

DR.. Flattery presents new safe and certain treat
ment for the diseases to which females peculiarly
table, eject ally removing them and their direful
suits.
g- DR.. f., If required, will visit ladies at their
residences.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-20
Machine Made Hose.
Great Improvement Of this Age
y. EHOWARHs'S
NEW IMPROVED
Hydraulic Hose Sewing Machines,


Hydraulic Hose Sewing Machines,
NdANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY II. j.
I'VE BOOTH & CO., at the MarysYille Foundry and
Machine Shop.
Miners can be supplied with Hose sewed with four
seams which will stand the pressure of seventy five
feet fall single for twenty cents per yard for sewing,
and will last long the Cuck will without ripping
NV appeal is to the Miners of Yuba, Sierra, Yolo,
Colusa Tehama, Plumas, Shasta and Sskyou coun-
ties Give liberal patronage and will pledge
myself man, to work great revolution through
out the State regards eheapness of Hose, etc. l
have two successfully operating at Nevada city, and
one in Marysvlle which will sew sixty yards per hour
In A few weeks shall have situated at SaCra-
mento one at Dutch Flat, and one at placerville.
1t is my wish and intention to satisfy the miners
that the Machine Sewing is as far above hand Sewing
in DURABILITY and STRENGTH as heaven is from
the earth
County scrip will be taken at 90 cents from any one
purchasing Hose.
Any person wishing information concerning my
Work, can obtain it by enquiring OF the most re-
spectacle citizens and merchants of Marvsville and
Nevada; also miners from different localities among
whom are the following
l. II Babb, Marysville mer Sherman Cherokee Flat
IIochssadter s Bro 6 g Wood merchant
W Ellis " " 7 Bean Nevada mer
Tennent Co Davenport & Co
Dewey & Co " B Ault Nevada co miner
Chas Reynolds J L Crosman
Cole & Stevens Brandy W Jacobs & Co"
City miners IL Brant Nevada "
Hainer & Co Down'le Wall Newman " merch
r Smith Morisown Drake & Co st Valley
Summerland & Co Gibson & Co Eagevle
Strawberry Valley Ii b Harseley 9rovle
Probeck Il Co Dogown"
In connection with Hose sewing am pleased to
announce to the citizens of Marysville and the sur.
rounding country, that will go into the business of
bac making and shall prosecute the same at reduced
prices TO all who will give liberal share Of their
patronage. All orders for House Innings, Awnings
Tents, Carpets, Garden Hose, Grain and Flour Sacks
&C. will be promptly fcd al No. ll9 First street, op-
posite tae Plaza
feb12-my s. HOWARD.