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Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-23

LOLA MoaIEz KILLED by INGRATIrUDE.- -
The Philadelphia Press, noticing the death
Of Lola Montez, processes to give the secret
history of her death. The Press says:
"a few months ogo she was attacked with
paralysis, which ended in death. The cause
Of This attacl: remains to be related, and we
shall giye it here. When Lola went to Cali
tornia as an actress, She engaged an agent
This gentleman was Il married man. with
two children, and seeing him unhappy in
their absence, She presented him with su!ii-
cieut money to bring them and their mother
on, Shortly after their arrival the husband
died. Lola then adopted the widow and or
phan5-sending the latter to Mrs. Willard :
Seminary, at Troy. An officer in the United
States Navy fell in love with one of these
girls, and Lola, literally acting IN loco par
D"ti&, approved of his suit. During her last
visit to England, the marriage took place
Lola did not again encounter her proteGc,
(who accompanied her husband to distant
state where he was detailed for duty,l until
u recent period, when 5 e met her walking
i wn Broadway in company with lady Of
the highest toA With her usual impulsivc-
ness, Lola rushed TO her young friend-litcr-
ally the child Of her charity-as to embrace
her The youns lady coldly drew back and
said
Madam, l do not know your
Not know me- am Lola-Loln Montca'
Madam She answered as she turned cold
y away, 4 do not know you, | never saw
you before, and if you persist in speaking to
me, will call Policeman
Lola went home more in sorrow than in
anger, and that same day had the first at
tack ofparalyss, which few days ago des
troyed her. Lola Montez was literally mur>
dercd by ingratitude."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-23

NHiuNAL SCENERY IN SANTA CLARA.--A wli-
ter Tor the Alta thus describes a norton of
the scenery along Pcnitentia Creek:
There is one place in particular in tho Lo1
Of the stream, worthy Of particular dos.,i,
ton: On the north side rises pernandicniar-
" a massive rock to the height of three him.
dred feet until it terminates in a sharn neoI,
with bushes growing on the hillside ofit
and from between the rocks on its summit.
This is called Alum Rock, from its being
comprised principally Of that auhstance.
Standing on the outer side, which is also a
rock, rising a ont one hundred feet you may
see about half way up the face of the AluH
Rock, and inaccessible to man, the lair Of a
California lion; through an opening that
comes out from the bottom of the lair, You
can perceive many bones projecting from the
gap, being skeletons of the il-lated animals
that fell prey to the lions fury. Last year
this lion killed two colts Oh the ran oho south
of this place.
When the bones of the victims of this de-
structiye monster become too plenty in Mr..
Lions rocky retreat for convenience. he eject,
them and they fall into the stream, where
you may occasionally see them The torrents
OF water that have flowed down here in form
er times seem to have cut this narrow pas
sage through the massive rock.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-23
G. 2. POLLARD,
Wholesale G. Retail Druggist

KEEPS CONSTANTLY on HAND AND FOR SALE,
Drugs, Medicines, Peylmery, Shakers Herbs and FN-
tracts, Patent Medicines Tru-ses, Shoulder Braces
Supporters, En- lish Frcuc. and American Chemicals
Shaving and Toiic.Soaps: PAINTS all co,ors-dry and
grouud-in oil an water; OILS, Lnsecd, Boiled and
Raw, Lard Coal, Polar, Solar, Ncl,siaot. Tanners
Olive and Castor BURNING FLUID, Canphenc Spr-
its Turpcntiuc, Alcohol. yAPNIaliES- Coach, Cai-
rage, Coral, Damar, Brown & Black Japan BRusN-
Is; Paint, yarnsh, Whtewash, Colorinr, KaIsominc.
Hair NAH and Tooth Brushes SEEDS Garden and
Flower fresh, put up by Cous.o,h, Fcryc Co.,
Connecticut.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-23

BcLcEHGYr-Tho Bi,a Company have cr-
rcctcl a fort on their claim near the Devils
Gate, and give forth that they VIII resist any
attempt hy the st. Louis Company to dispos-
sess them, We hope the better Judgment of
both parties may prevail, and an adjustment
made, that viii prevent all serious cousc-
qucnces- Virginia. Ciiy Enterprise, F'J l6
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-23

A GENTLEMAN met another in the street
who was i'll of consumption, and accosteI him
thus:
"Ah, my friend, you walk exceedingly
slow"
"Yes," replied the sick man, "but / am GO
ing very fast"
QrAtL SuoorNG.-Dayid Maekey, Rail-
porr and Chas. Boycc shot and bagsed one
hundred and forty four quail in two days last
week, on the South Fork OF Cottonwood.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-23
Dr, Gelloy's Fever and Ague
I1edicine;

Sir Astlcy Coopor's Great English REM
cdy
GENr. CCrrEL ana SARSArABILLA)
Concentrated EXT. s]iILAN, Chemical Food pre-
eminent in Purifying the Blood. For sale by
c. p. POLLARD,
Successor TO II. Z. Kelly g Co,
Marysvlic Drug Store, 90 st., next to the Western
House inn ~
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-23

SrAT1- rIcs--Anour THE WHEAT CRor.-
There is no one article of production of
greater Importance to the commerce of the
world than that Of wheat. 1t is the chief ar
ticle of consumption throughout nearly the
entire civilized world. The 5. +. Mercantile
Gazette has recently published an article
prepared from the New York Shipping List,
and the New Y orl World, in reference to The
relative wheat exports from the East and
West The exports Of wheat from domestic
Atlantic ports TO Great Britain and the con-
tinent, out Of the harvest of 1860, are shown
in the following table,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-23
FOr ggeaat.

s1HE VERY desirable Store Room now occupied oy
4 the California Stage. .Comlany. Apply 20 o,..
janlI C. ARMal KONG
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-04-25
TSsL srAre ~ wsssssssvpo.
enWeta tWentV

In the fifsHlt Court,
"%",'"s''"' Attachment
', siciaacy ! $1,000 'nd interest.
~ I~svsajef,l
'NNk attachment IN u : ea.s having been
fa,afhed esseatsd hy Fath .hmsnt. On
j. NJ Terrell. A. A. Terrell and 4. i la,.
ehdsf, aud le,slnR IN certain pfepefl, Of
the defendant IL the hands NJ sad gafna
,heea, and the defendant bsins y NON .rs.l
dent u The state of Mississippi. so tina, NJ
diaar, process " las canhai b. served on
him, notice u hereby given thai 10 thu aaid
DESCENDANT 10 be and arpeaf ~ the raufi
House ~ the town Of panpls, en Alanda,
the 18th day n MAY next, the sane bsint
the first day Of iha nest term ~ the Circuit
Court Tor The County ~ Pamela, Thea and
There plead answer or demnf % spid action
or Judgment viii be rendered asaius BIN,
and further proceeding h. had tecerdIns
TO lav. Aud Il Is hereby osdarei that said
notice DO publ shed Tor -four weeks In tho
Pamela "star,"a newspaper published In
thu town Of Pamela, IN said county md
state. A.. NJ RAiBuRN, ,lcrt.
sissoSs 4 Carsr, ATTY, Tor Pm.
April y, 1861. nj? w
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

The people Of Pamela county, with.
ont respcc, Of former parties, will
iold a Convention in the town Of
Pamela. on the first Monday in May,
for the purpose Of appointing Dele.
yates 10 q State Convention aud
taking such other action as may be
ii"ressarv.
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Az OwxLR WANrrD.-The pcrs

Az OWNER WASrrb.-The person
Who lef. a pair Of new Carse,ts in our
oiice. is requested to call aud take
tiem away. snch articles being en-.
'irely out Of place in a bachelor.
room, bcsidcs the sight Of them makes
rs nervous. and prevents our sleep.
INK a. night. We were getting h
li,tl" usca to liz sigh, Of this case
"a. the bust Of some one Of Ewes fair
'isughters, when some evil supposed
person left IN our bed a new Lnmn
Dress Pattern. Since then We have
been afraid to sleep at home. for fear
we should wake up some morning
snd end ourself married.
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AfssaflsI /. eff hat ID sssssss,, 4,
aN saHsh NJ hlsseff asi ssslsey( A.
tfHssts n ihls Aslssl .h.ss ,smsa,sj
A. y % nifblssl hitter, ef sslsLss,si
"fah sllmiehls, shleh has tfcsst tsslf
IN EVER l%hs'ftes, ~ b. M esis tssess d,
Ltas isl,smss " health n ihs ~ ~ n.
fieiei n stvff nstii ~ and N sssss sIl@s.
vas dlseetsfed w ~ ~t.sofss ue|Dsoaol.
NO.F ". \ Professor N Wl1tesy ~.
feft ~ The IN fAmsd thsstslis s(nk.
'Iffh, sestlsnd. When climatic dleosSes
sets rrsttne ~ y ihsa.and. The
sHd ffeHeh ssliisfs IN the cfimss. ~
the Rllsish sss sif usssys N~aIlswssl ~
,ffe inis bv hgt aalssiy, Vussn vielssla,
~ etief n me medical tommIssIoNsss, In
iuses'igais, N y scientific msrres, ~ a..
tfsnfdinafv ithsesl'y and vemsvhsbis anal
health which be-. hlsa,s chsrn~stIssX 0ks
inhabitants NJ The scottish uiehIsWAs sNd
ths cause. which lssd ~ SUCH isplsvsLls
results N tho ssms Individuals when G.
POSED 70 4 change ~ rlimsse.
~, 81 .sssse, 6tstsssssa
hy patient rssssrh that the hisAlawdess
had been In the .,abit NJ ssiWg { eotslW
combination NJ hssha and rosesl tsA)ep.
neus 10 their native hills and alsne. vAick.
when combined With afisstaI asc06Vlss.
was found To be tbs most speculative ln,is
orator aud bu ldct up ~ The human syss.,
witch the world Of suffering humanity has
ever known
~ s.~srsss,. ssssrs 10 . sus1s~ss.
Wee fall, tested. aud crowned v.tk uopvs.
Y ienied success IN every ln.tasus whsscSss
virtues wcte tired nn,l Il might have tAes
tfely said that tn good time had eouo =.
lust.
NsstsS Proceed ssssse .'r
tguai to every emergency. the os,gIRA sestDo
MAS handed over - u respectable nm 81
pharmaceutical chemists In L~dinbuyeh, WNN
have prepared u ~esclusiv~ls, tiil lie (slev.
QUESTION into the Southern states Q shevS time
ag1 And 4 ma, b. mentioned a. a soeo>s.
s,ve proof u its intrinsic merit. avd sspssi
orlty over all other preparations % stcnach
medicines, either In Europe or Ausdes,
that upwards Of
:. vssss .ssGGssS ssv. Hss
We're sold IN Great Britain 81 .ae, bssides
upwards o. 100000 doses eAperst 10 oil
psrss u tbs hsLi.sbls slabs.
rAs sssrtAsss % hs sssssA 2 $50
IL 10 prevent ~ well \ care, BY Alteekipe
tho root Of the complain, aud therGby r..
moving the hidden cause VI dlssass. u Seos.
Is stimulating and ssstosisg the dSoSpinr
energies u the system, and ASSISTING naIurs
In hsns tasi n vital and fu~nstionsSv I'm.
nation. TO every one vu6syjoe iton n.
icus and Liver Co,nplsinls, Dispspeis, Nj
gssilon Heartburn, Loss Of appetite, usAjl.
Ey, SICK Ilrsdsch,. coajyentss. irnr,;s;s.
n the hlood, and al s6ccticux u ~ Sl.~.
sch, Liver and Bowels. n h, invslssRie sAL
~ a p~rsys.,atiys or t'kilis snd vssss..
whether bilious, rsmIttsni. iule,.itisss''
| tyrhold, ~ suy other fo,u. Il h. "sssSi;ssiy,
applicable. being \ ps,frct rss.sssSior ~
the whole Functions VI the human syoten.
Comparatively few doses Of this raIsssbls
'.on'ashis makes the ,ua.,sr feel sIAssis
sns ,'so,y"s' 'm oves III ,fhPse'Dtrfs'
s,p ~ ,mpsaa'ss' "isns'. sSs ss1s,s!.
y wv Sn"Iu nsann y ''onsi sne ~
49, ''," s"'"" ~ inh y" ssnSSs tost1osv
- 4 L. 49, -. w"
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YHE WggGL1 PAMELA STAR,


IN i've tsr Mrsdsy y nky Ass, I VII al ~ NJ hyhsa 4eAaa, A. esa.
~ fa Ne tgur ileess Av W md fnBaiy M hfs8tas Istf4 sf FL. 49,.
10 no tyftiy " rsnes, Nv fssss dps thsfssh, M ns 49,. .e4s 49,, :. ..i
a. na sect me- msy serrss th~sst, W I'll
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-04-25

Momr NV 6oops.-Our towns.
nen Keith 4 sorsty. and E. l. Raj.
lings, have received their spring stock
Of goods from New Orleans. Look
out for their advertisements next
week.
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MILITARY PARADE AT SpEIyopoar.
The "'Springport Invincibles'' will
parade on next Saturday. and a Flag
will be presented by the ladies. A
Basket Dinner will DO served on tue
occasion, and a speech delivered by
Mr.. n. II. Croxier.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-04-25

a Goosf vnn fotn LEos.--W.
". Bysr., Of IIs,e"iIIe, has sent us
q strange freak NJ na,ureih The shape
Of a goose with four legs. II ran be
seen at the Dug Store Of \. Martin
4 Son.
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tUI sfsfi 40 gtssssssps,.
enoafn

tmst tftssh,J
Att -. '''. '"'''
llf wsm sfd o. 81 4 IRA
~ fffi, i4# re- - a4si
iIH ~ $50 H#aA
a skftfH Hs faaHf ~ a
~ tHs sHm fHft lfh taos fhA
sall sgfs go fsehAf IN o. fHsHt tssa
sci ihN seti 81 Htfaff ~ ~ liza Il,
~ Aff ih Ffsf fItft ta# tAFt
islA f4gHif 10 fHa ( 0f4s
ifaH fHstssfits, hHd Iafnf ifas4, "a
'afl faasls aai ~ house ~ fsssmssI.
lhffsifi sod \ ~ ssfhf that esd 4
ifihs haf fssiishl II lhis
staiH, aHf HHi s8fl# ~ ~ this ssss.
voc, sels.s tte sid a. 4 sssss.s.
srfssf m ihs ffHfaY sffbf tlfsue fsafl
NJ 10 haIlsa NJ faafa, IN and fat .sl5
seanlf ~ fhs N usa ~ fflst H. Jtk
Hfnfsg IN Hafsh tsst. kad had shsws,
~ desaaf ~ .ald seton, jaarmsat eli he
catered ,bi cad attached pfsmlsss AL
properly sold ~ ths la i fisls,
A. " HAYhfft, rlsts,
u'ui.os : f,'fss, ka'J. faf rrM
Afn1 " lsfl tig IN
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A-The eiiiiefs u Pamela. Bates.
villa and vicinity, will meet At Bates
Vie on Saturday nest, At . o'clock
a. No.. to o'ssni,e a company q Home
Guards.
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gt,srrfs HIM. Ths veil
tsovs s.sstIlshmeei Will h opoh ~
i've accommodation N ihs public m
lhs srst n Msy sssf
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auvsOsv ssslers sss 'spssisd ~
notice the sssi N ~ phlrpa. IN On
ether eelamn
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A-we haze no letter, from Pen
ssesIs yet Or friends In Tie afmy
DO no, seen 10 think that he feadeis
a The star vnia Ike 10 hear from
them.
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LlNDER uvRER!, uuRgR y,

ME undsrsign.d would rcspeclsnlls In.
form the pablo that they have formed
u co~.paf,nersbip unier the name and stvlc
Of Irby 4 Ward In the saw and gris. Mill
bushes. with q capital o. 1900. Tho
mill ~ located sbou, four miles wet of
Ssrdis. They are prepared To sll orders
nod 10 deliver lumber At moderate ra,es.
W. believe that for snooshnsss, accuracy
and uniformity, tho lumber from this hind
VI mill 10 no, equslled By any.
We have also At the ssms place . good
Blacksmith, and Geo. ". Stafford . wkssl.
wrish, shop. Address.
iRBY 4 WARD,
April !, 1861. In ssrais. h6ss.
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ON ss1 sfses Tuesday, March :, 1911.
" trains viii run daily tSssasys -.
csptedl, ~ foIiovs. fnf

r'RT AND ACCOMMODATION Yn1eNS
win lesvc and arrisS o. fSllcss:ss
Leave A. NJ. Atyise o. Pm.
Gsyner st.........5.l6 yenpAh o9.-.-lW
Leave Asyivs 4
Memph.s ..........1.m CesncsD q ..~.ele
Tssnss arriving ct NeoDA6 otUDUt1A
the Menphis end C1et,es1o
and ChiokaiIrcsds. IL soeRaooec =.
Trains arrsviag u dsnss @((rQ )sse
connect With = ds.ly lin -
which leave - ~ aevivul u ~ -
foss sessds snd ~ USleuoa VI
sipp. Contra Rsilscsj.
'drrnsd. ssrtsss ~ "a y Bs2 gsssl.
ton u the Gsyesr sws WyssArn
dSs.nts r. nOe3n, ou3JOGD9.
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Tesns . valuable tsnc, Of lsod contain
ing i2l acres. Of which 20 acres sre well
cleared and ready for cultivation, all of IL
Is ~ rich rs Iasds ever become. Tbis
place i. situated in Panols county. n, or
near the mouth Of Coldwasss, on the left
bank u the ITalishs.ehis river, = stream
tia, Is nasigable to tina. point all the year
b, steamboat. Of a large class. there is
a he. asifal huildins sits IN = mound, md
high ground within Is " 90 PAGES % tho
river. where there IL q public ferry, and a
great t~horoughfare for travellers and cmi-
gran,s vest. This place possssss- many
advantages FOR va,sins cotton, stock ac.,
and well suited for a country hotel. For
terms call on my agent, Z. Miller, Esq.,,
Pamela, Miss.
J. NORRIS.
March q. 1861. nt0.3w
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ErTERS II sauinisssasisa On The e.
IL No. ~ williso q. Better deceased,
having besn eSasssd y ~ ue1sssiened, Il
the March tern. 1851, efthe Probate coab
Of Pancls Coas.g, 1etsissippi, ell Psrss.
ksvise s1aiasaosfnpsmiis inss ase hessbs
=. ssssa!ssis8sse1kr1E1,iiI. :
Avsil u. ttslss f-srsrFr- s-
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WYE invite your special attention n
w . present stock. Al no period
during . nineteen yssrs' rs.'denee In
Memphis, has our assortm eni been a. large
and complete In oil i,s bssrekss Nc ., the
presen, time. Our i-sdins articles are
watches,
1eWeosy,
Dea@sses,
silver Wase.
silver poaeea Goods,
spectaG1os,
ClorAs.
Games,
eswas and Pistols.
includins oil the desirable patterns.
Fancy Gsseds, Ac., Nc.

MECHANICAL.
We have superior voskmen 10 the vari.
Gus branches, and can d. oil kinds II
work In the best nasnes, sad With de-
patch.
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FINE ARTS.

We have On exhibition IN yar Picture
Gallery mssv chsiee speeiaess Of Ne at,
and can Furnish picts.es from the Miaia.
ter 10 Life Sire, esshss from the original
or q p~iessre, with the vsss sonbisaAies 81
correct likssesses end apssisr isish.
y. ~. CLAkk,k co.
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tquai to every emergency. the ov,sisa ssstps
MAS handed over - u resrectshle esso %
pharmaceutical chemists In LdinbureA, vNN
have prepared u eselusiv~l., WI 10 lsts~.
daction into the Southern states Q shevS time
az Aad i nav BE- mentioned ~ a sosees.
s,ve proof u It's intrinsic merit, a~d supssi
or,ty aver ail other preparations % stomach
medicines, either In Europe or Ansses,
that upwards Of
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20
John H. MrConncII and HiS State.

As Mr NcConnell is announced to speak
here this evening. it may not be amiss 10 re-
publ h the plattorru lie laid down for him
self when in this city few weeks ago, in "
street conversation with a promieeu"us group
He may take occasion to explain what he
meant We give our original statement, the
truth Of which be never has denied:
lIlevntlng the foreIingtr Of bis rig han
to a perpendicular he gently swayed it, first
to the right and then to the left. and accom-
panied the gesture with nearly the following
words: Il STAND JUST THAT WAY. GO WITH
MY STATE As GOES KENTUCKY so WILL GO
AND As SURE As WE STAND HERE, h ENTucKi
WILL BE OUT OF THE UNION IN TWO WEEKS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20
Democratic Convention of the Third
Supervisor District.

Pursuant to call OF the Union Democratic
County Committee of Yuba county. Con-
vention was held at the house of Mr.. Edgar,
of Oregon Hill, August 18th, 1861. ii. M.
Eddy was called to the Chair, and George
Minard elected Secretary.
IL was moved and carried that one from
each township be appointed by the Chair a
Committee on Credentials. and Order Of
Business.
The Chair appointed the following as said
Committee:
T. Ramsey, New York Township; D. s.
Baker. North East Township; IL. Logan
Slate Range Township; Andrew Dever, Fos-
ter's Bar Township.
The Committee reported The whole number
of Delegates twenty seven; and that the
temporary officers be the permanent officers
of the Convention; and that the first in order
of business be the nomination of candidate
for supervisor which report was adopted.
Nominations then being in order. George
May. of Camptonville. being the only name
before the Convention, was nominated by
acclamntion.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
H. NJ. EDDY, Chairman.
GPGpEY MJNARD Secretary
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20
Interesfinr To Germans.
TLe Cnlnnl,ns Ak entnrkrl Creecent.

The Columbus (Kentucky) Crescent rao-
id Secession pnper says;
when the how-legged, wooden-shoed'
sour-krout, stinking, bologna sassage etting'
heL-ruost robtiug Dutch sons O. - ron
Cairo. had accomplished the brilliant ieat OF
taking down the Secession flag on the river
hank, they were pointed TO another nag OF
the same sort, which was flying glorlously
ard dehantiy about two squares distant tahd
which their guns did not cover) aud dehed :,
yen, double big-b!ack dog dared las we used use
to say at schoo) to take that fig down Inc
cowardly paps, the sheep dogs; the srak,ng
skunks dare not do so because those twelve
pieces of artillery were not bearing uPen IT,
And these are the people who are sent oy
Lincoln to crush out the SOUTH!
Speaking of Gen. Prentiss, in command at
Cairo. the same paper says:
Let him select so of his best hghtlng
men, or $50 of the lager bier Dutchmen, and
We will select 100; then let both parties meet
at given point. where there will he no IN
teruption Of the alping business and then
the longest pole will knock the per.immon
If he does not accept this proposal he Is a
coward. We think the above proposition
fair and equal
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20

F. F. FARGO and J. b. Manchester, during
the week Just past have been filing spe k :
ing appointments at various places in the
county Of Amador, with great success. This
week they are canvassing Calaveras Il. Nj.
Briggs. Esq. of jackson. Amador county is
accompanying them, aud battling vigorously
for the Union cause. Briggs is an orator of
great power, and true as steel in his patriot
ism Stockton Independent
M is not and has not been accompany
ing Fargo and Manchester. nor any one else.
lie Is for the Union, and recently announced
himself a Republican. but. as yet, he has made
no speeches outside of jackson. In Il speech
before the Republican Convention, he in
formed that body that during the time he
was with the Democracy. when tray cling, it
WAS pretty much at bis own expense. The
hint was very geptie one. but not taken, or
not needed -Amador dispatch.
Republican papers please copy, and exhort
the friends of the o&use TO shell out enough
to pay r. Ms. travelling expenses.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20
Oar Assembly Ticket.

The Union Democratic County Committee
have made admirable selections of candidates
for the Assembly. to fill the vacancies occa-
eionad ly the Withdrawal Of Messrs Tonap-
kins and Hughes. 1t may be proper to state
here, that the feeble health Of Col. Tompkins
made it impossible for him to canvas the
county. for which reason he sent the Com
mittee letter of withdrawal
Mr.. James H. Lassiter is one of our very
best men. lie is honest and capab BILE;
staunch Tennessee Union man of the Andy
Johnson school and sound practical man.
He was born in North Carolina, but came to
this State from Tennessee, where his parents
now reside. lie is. as every 'ody here E8owe,
a straightfor ard, conscientious man. with
mind Of his own. and q stout will to back it,
His elecuoa would reflect credit upon the
people of the county.
Mr.. II. Logan is an old resident Of oungs 8
Hill, in Slate Range Township, and miner
He is highly respected at home, and is fit
representative of the loyal masses of the
mountains. His capacity and integrity are
undoubted, and in the legislature he would
be II useful and reliable member
Mr.. p. Durnin, our other candidate. is an
Irisliman. He is something beyond the mid
die age of life and has seen the ways of the
world understandingly. He is firm Union
Democrat. and those who know him tell us
that his main characteristics are frankness
end steadfastness Of purpose.
Our Assembly ticket is beyond all com
parison the best in the field.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-20

DEATH OF THE COMMISSIONER OF IMIGRA-
Harvey, the State Commissioner OF
migration died at San Francisco on 1Satur-
day. The Bulletin of that day says:
Gov. Downey arrived in San Francisco last
evening, having received notice at the Capt.
tai OF the alarming illnees of his brother in
law. Mayor Walter ii. Harvey Commissioner
Of migration. Major Harvey, who has re-
sided in this State since 1S49, died this morn
ing Gov. Downey was not able to remain
To attend the funeral. which will take place
at st Mnry's Cathedral at 2 p. NJ, to-mor-
row. haVing received telegraph from Warm
Springs that his own brother lice at the point
of death.