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YORK, GETTYSBURG, JOHANNESBURG.
= HAEfIS9uk& and MIDDLErUWN BANK NOTES
f-,,,r THO THO: Larson.
GOLD FOR SALE, in sums to suit, at A small
~ premium 10y ielOi THO j. CARSON.
| ma ARYLAND STATE SKIES
- sale B1 aste GAS coA Tk n ST &C
~ Wears PREPARED to give CASH ADVANCES O, cou.
ssFEsnts !? our friends Messrs Z r woodward Co.
DIT of caeareie and nd l.S mia street
| ri OET!l " ESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
jS 52SOS for sale by E SAAgEd isRRlS
COLLECTIONS ON ALL PROMIN
" P0lSIa SOUTH AND WEST made by
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! A& E2NGS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Ir.,
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TeALTiNURE AND ONO R. r. BONDS 1867.
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| EIIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
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! E1zTFEAEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| Z ny SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
IGIEd basement Chesapeake BANG
M ARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
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soti 20 South st.
( COMMERCIAL Il FARMERS BANK STOCK
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| sot' 40 South 81.
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OFFICE, NO. 6s SECOND STREET.
UNDOUBTED SECURITY AND low RATES
The undersigned represent their established egen
ey tue following irsciass Companies, with aggregate
capital exceeding
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
lZTNA INSURANCE co. HARTFORD. O., GOD COO
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO, HARTFoRD..... t5oOOo
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MAsSAsOIT ms. Co, SPRINGFIELD ...... 2s0,Ooo
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23
Sierra County Union Democratic Reso.
Unions.

The following sound aud comprehensive
resolutions were unanimously adopted by the
Sierra County Union Democratic Convention.
They are good enough for State platform:
WHEREAS. A war is now wnging against,
the Government which the American Nation
has attiined to n foremost place among the
enlightened nations of the earth--and under
the tlig of whieh the oppressed Of all coun-
tries hive found refuge: and
WnEaEAs. The Democratic party hns al.
ways given to the world fearless expression
of the sentiments TO which it held. AN,
scorns now any concrameut or Disguise of it,
sentiments or PURPOSES Therefore, he it
Resolred, BY the Democracy of sierra il
Convention n,srInlled, That we douounce II,
n monstrious political heresy, hostile to oul
countrys every hope. and foul insult to the
wisiOm of the patriotic trainers Of the Con-
eiituiion the dogma that State may right
full ard ~ will srce1e from the Union
HeSolVed That it is one of the principal
theories OF Democracy, th4t the first duty OF
e'izrn Is to the country in which he is IA
Sovereign.
Resotped That the dominance Of the De-
mocrniic party has e, er been the hest puar-
anlee of the rights of all citizens, North and
South; and that party now tender. the
Solemn assurance Of its protection in MI th.ir
rights. "a The condition of The return of re-
volted citizens o their Allegiance
ResOiged, That while the Democratic marty
Il unalternbly opposed to the political creed
upon which President Lincoln came iuto offir.
We yet recognize in him the Chief Magistrate
Of the Country. and will render him all aid IN
our power TO sustain the Government and en-
force the Law alike in all the states.
Resoived, That pledged as we are to the time
hon"ed principles Of Democracy, under
VIII ch the Country has. heretofore, eujnyeC
dohr'tic peace and respect abroad W. la {
now 10 drfire 10 fors"ke those principles
hui heve "n mistaken confidence still, That a
faithful support of them VIII always he the
best security for American Union and liberty
Resol'ed. That all candidates for nomina-
tion be required to come forw ard and pledge
their support to these resolutions and the no.
rhinsss Of tbis CopvsLtiop.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

SIERRA COUNTY UNIoN DEMOCRATIC Con-
vENTIoN.-The Union Democratic Cons ulion
for Sierra County. be'd at Downievlle last
Monday, 10 said to have cen fully attended
One hundred and thirtv-nine votes were rep.
resented Col. Alonzo Plrtt was elected Presi-
dent; j. S. Crouch and H. b Cosst. Vice
PRESIDENTS; Jerome Totlen and Geo + Tai
madge, Secretaries John Kjrkpitrick Mas
nominated for sheriff on the nrst ballot. re
ceiving S6 votes The other nominations
were ns follows Treasurer, f. NJ lInckett
Clerk. W. Downrr; District Attorney. }
F. C"~dery: Auditor, ). stiles; Assessor. J
C"rhelt; School Superintendent, j Davis !;
Public Administrator, T j. Rnmsdrll; Coro
ner. Mr.. Asher A5semblymen a. f. W.T.
ians aud Thos. Wright; G, unity Sur> eyur.
Judge kiddle d. lrGatrs to the State Con-
vention at Sacramento July 4lh. were chosen
as follows: Tho-. Wright, + a. Stroh. W A.
IIolcomh, NJ Wnlsh, p Hargrave9. Bpnj
Kennief, VIM Thomas, NJ a Singleton, j. +.
Cowd"ry, l.. E Pratt. O. Evans. G W Cox
T Bowers ID. L. Cole, A. F. Williams. B
w. Barnes. W j. Forbes, A. w Baldwin. j
C"rbeti, W : Bvrne. r. W King. NJ Knox,
Frank Anderson. John Parks :. McCurv A
resolution WIS adopted in favor OF w. J.
Forbes, of the Sierra Democrat, for State
Printer. The Convention held late session.
Speeches were made hy Judge Taylor, l. f
Pratt, and Others. The meeting adjourned
about o'clock -MomtdiA Messenger
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

OPINIoN OF AN lNDEPENDET PApER-The S
+. Morning Call thinks the Republicans will
find they have mnde sad mistake in nom
mating Mr.. Pixlry. and adds Setting aside
all personal considerations, it is well known
that PlXlry i the most ilrrpressible of the it.
repressihlus, the most radio i Of radical Re
pubicans. an extremist among extremists
Ills unanimous nomination 10y the Conveu.
non Is " complete party endorsement of all
his Wild hrresi|. aud really starts The party
on the high-road which lead4 straight into
the camp of Aholitionism and all other islns
The endorsement hy the party ofa man ell
tertaining the principles held ty Pixley, tell.
us what we may expect if that party gets iu-
to power.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

BUTTE County V"LuXrEEHs.- Butte
Record informs us that the Volunteer Com
pany OF Orovile. under command of Capt
Willis, now numbers about 80 mtmhers, aud
are making progress i'r their drill exercises
The have received notice from The commander
of the r giment, Col. Liipi'i, that they will
probably he ordered 10 ,ni from san Frucis-
co for the field of hostilities, i'll about three
weeks
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23
Notice 10 Contractors.

| - LEALED PHOFOSALS, for the completion of thp
- found tiUr ana basement stor, walls, to the heit
of the swinging ine "i the window arches the Stat,
| Capitol, as nu horzed by Act ol the Legi ature
amenlHtury of IN act to provide Tor the cnnStrucou
III the State capitol in he City OF Sacramento an.
proved May the 10Th, 1861 said work being HE same
MS heretofore cont acted to be performed by Mcuael
Femme !, will be received b. the Board of Commission.
rs, at the hOVtrnu'S Office ia sal city, from and al
ter the lyih day Of Juue 1861 until The 4h day of Ju.
y, lS6r, at ~ o'c Ork, 4. NJ. said toundat on to be-
Constructed ami basement to be ereclod in accord.
lhce win plans and Specifications adopted by said
Commissioners and to he en ~ the office of The Su
pcrnendenl on the Capitol Grounds ia The city OF
sacramento dtring the ahGve me- toned period ALI
bids must he sealed up and directed to the Board of
Commissioner appoint ed to contract Tor the erect N
Of the state Capitol the office the Governor and
The will be opened by said Commissioners in the
Assembly Chamber of the present CY pol Imildinr at
u o'clock NJ, on Wednesday, July ~ h, 1861.
The Commissioners reserve the right :, reject ali
bids, or any more bids, when in their opinion
the same are unreasonhbly high, when the bidder
shall fail to give satisfactory bon oI the faithful
performance Of his contract, when in their opnion
the best interests OF the State require the rejection OF
such buds.
Each bid must be accompanied with a good and suf-
ccnt bond in the of sixty tn usand dollars the
work TO be commenced Immediately after the signing
# tn" 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 % h, 1860, and to the Act
amendatory thereof approved May 10th, 1861.
By order Of the Board,
iune1s I'd OF ToRBERr, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

LATE Snow 1t is slid that snow storm
ragged along the summit of the Sierra Neva-
da' on the 7'h and sth days Of this current
month Of June, wqieh left denost in MANY
localities. of eight or ten inches. This in
some sort accounts for the very cool weather
in the foot hills and valleys Oh this side of
the mountains with which we were visited n
short time ago
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

TIE FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION Toe
following named gentlemen have consented
to take part in the ceremonies of the day -
Clrgy-Rev. Mr.. Walsworth, Rev Mr. Me-
Clay; Orator, Hon. >. b Bel; Reader, Van
Dyek Hubbard, Esq; Poem. Noah Brooks
Esq, Grand Marshal, Gen NJ. ID. Dohbins;
Assistant Marshals. Capt Alphonse Sutter, c.
/. Thomas, Esq, L. Hamilton, Esq, p. j.
Welsh
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

TALL FLAG SrAFF.-A liberty pole 14I feet
high, was rnised on the plaza in front of our
office, on Saturday. The main sick is of
black fr. the best species of wood that grows
in our mountnins for such purposes. A spread
engle adorns the summit L. b. Lnnl'ert is
the man that raised the staff 1t cost Sl26
Frank Ererts generously furnished flag for
the occasion, since which time ur friend. s
stiles. has collected over $3.50 for large
banner r.-JfOuntaim Messenger.
s. Stiles" is supposed to be our old friend
Seymour, who lived in Marysville for some
time. The Sierra Union Democrats have
shown their appreciation of his soundness
and integrity by nominating him for Auditor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

LIBERTY PoLEs.-A liberty pole, seventy,
five feet high, surmounied with n Liberty
cap has been raised at Shasta Yesterday,
another, one hundred feet high was to be
raised at Millville Shasta county. The
American lag will float from both
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23
Machine Shop,
G3 Maiden Lane, bet. I'd and Sd Streets
Marysyi!le.

NJ "ouia respectfully inform the puhlib, particu.
w LARRY the miners aud farmers ihat we are now
prepared to execute promptly, and in "A worknanliLe
manner, all kinds OF work usually me in well r,,,
ted Machine Shops. >e
!o%- Keepers, Iineshers, and all kinds of Farm.
ers' and Miners implements &c.. &C. rep,ir, In mr.
der. STkIp g. WtITJEV
juntlS-my prnnr.,nrs
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

FLAG FOR Tue RlFLES. S.-~une of the patI
otic lndie of this city are having an eleg IN
elk flag made, to present TO the Mary sville
Rifles, on the coming Fourth of July What
part cular one wil do up the presentation
has not tran pired. 1t will he a hand>om
compliment to the officers and members oi
tha Company, and they are men who can
properly apprerinte it,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23
IL. BAssNEsE. Auc;iomeer,

Es. kS AhkN IL D q {. AUCIaUhkCCEs
XNI ILL SrLL AT p BLIC AUCTION, on WE'D
w NESDAY, June 26tn, 1861, ~ IL o'cuck, A. NJ. p,
tne Furniture rtue o j. q. Miller FIRST st eet, op.
posite Treadwel'S lIard~ar store, b-twcen ID rect
aud MaIen Lane, Nary,v lie, the largest :ssortmert
Furniture, el> ana Bedding ever offered 1T Pub
hc Auction in tbs city, aud worthy the attention at
the rl"e, h tel keepers, an" private families, The
sale is positive Irlitiug from he bus
uus,. AMONGST the assortment viii be found the Io
loving:
81 Mahogany and Marble Top Bureaus.
80 do Sofas aud Lounges.
IL doz. Cane Seat Chairs
20 Marble Top Center Fables
25 Cane RO"kers.
% Boston do
10 d.z Bar Ro IN Chairs.
u Etensi Dinng tables.
IL doz " God seat chains.
duz. Cane Sc Stools.
dol. WOud eat >too.s.
, d .. Oak Chars.
10 Cottage Stls,
10 gany Bed Room Sets.
loo Kous ol Wall Paper.
Cocks.
Spring Mattresses.
TO- Puu do
loo Moss do
25 ,hngany sofas.
81 teahrr Beds
go Pillows and Bostcrs.
A-o, large aud full assortment Of Goods, Of each
and every v1reiA, 10 numerous 10 particuarize in
advertisement. TERMS CASH.
ju.e22 tbs BARNLTf, Auctioneer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

HARRY MLioes HEARD FROM Meiggs, Of
California no'oriety, is now in Santiago. lie
is making himself extremely useful aud for
energy i'll action stands hi4h. lie has the
construction Of the railroad from Santiago
south on contract for about Is rdiles.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

REsTiNATIoN ALL AROUND Hon IT, |
Thornton, the Secession senator for Sierra
county has resigned Probably his coustitu-
tnts are also resigned.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

Susprcrou7-1he Butte Record snys that
the Secessonists of Butte county, having
failed in their efforts to fuse with the Union
Democracy are about to put Union County
ticket in the field
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23
Spring Stock Of Goods
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.

INHE UNDERSIGNED have in store fresh stool
L OF the following goods:
10000 lbs. Almonds, Wnnuts Chesnuts, &c, &c.
Io,OU0 Cooking PIuhes;
5000 " New Figs:
1000 Fresh Chile Peaches,
1000 Dried Cherries;
E.U' " New Citron;
1000 " Assorted Candles;
800 Lquorice aud Sugar Sand;
I,UOO " Fresh China Dates
s. Sheel Almonds and Seedless Raisns
80 boxes Layer Rasius-whole, hlf and or KS
100 doz. Jelhes and Jams--n ass and Tins;
100 Oysrrrs-Ass ,rted brands
100 Pie FruitS--u Glass and Tins
100 Green Corn, Peas and Tomatoes:
100 Fresh Apples, Pc iches and Strawbl's
80 Preserves aud Pine Appe;
so Pure Honey and assorted Fruits;
so Roast Chicken and Turkey
SO " CLAIMS aud 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 e CO.,
Mo I b
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

this enterprisng firm for a keg of Lngrr Bier
from the celebrated Albany Brewery. san
Francisco. We think it is the best in the
market. Sprrcklrs d CO.. place of business
10 on the corner Of G and Second streets
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

DEAD. .--James Conner. the well-known
type founder of New York. died on the SON
OF May at his residence in Wesichester coun-
~. He was IA Printer by trade.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23
M Ar YES WILLIE.

RELIGIOUS. Rev. Charles Dierkiug
will preach nt the City Hall, to-day. at lo1
o'clock A. NJ aud 8 o'clock p NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

In THE Mint AGAIN.-Mr Eckfeldt, for
merly chief Coner in the Mint. is to be first
assistant in the melting aud refining depart
meut
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

The grasshopprrs are committing serious
r"v"g's among the gardens and orchards in
the eastern portion of shasta County
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23
New Advertisements.
Oew advertisements.
ST. NICHOLAS
Bar and Billiard Saloon
JAMES p. STONE, Proprictors.
lu2}
ANArYZ ID BY Chiffon.

ANA-YZ d BY Chiffon.
Bear in miud that whil other hair YES endorsed
harmless and eificacious by their prODli.t0is
alone,
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
Is certified by DR.. Chiffon, the distinguished Chemist,
to be FREE FROM POISONOUS MATERIALS and t. ereo, t
safe it is superior Dr. Cnilton mas been selected
by the city of New York to analJze the
CRoToN WATER,
and he has pronounced Cristadoros Dye as inocuous
as THAI water in It's purest condition Sold everywhere
and applied hy ailhair dressers. CRIsTAp ApoRo No. G
Astor Ilouse, New York.
GEO. W. sNFLL, Agent,
jeZ3 ID Nashi gtIn ST. San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23
hk(sss "a: esb see.

I OFFER for rent, my residence on Eiuhth street
Il tween and q, (>ecoud house vest OF the brl.
II c"utlins SIX ROOMS On the first lOur, and five room,
II. the basement. The furniture will he rented wri
the house il leSlred There is - goo stab e, II well
OF waite and seventy tvr hearing iruit trees upon
The premises. For terms Apply at this office, or to
the undersigned,
junel i-tf NELSON WESCOATT.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23

RIFLE DEILL-Ihere viii be n meeting Of
the MarysvilIe Rifles at the Armory, to NOR.
row evening, al 8 oclock for drill.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23
Notice.

coupons for Interest on Bonds of the Citv ot
~ Mar, svile' due July 1st 1861 will be patd on
of New YOrK, New York. - viz N'a'e
june15-td fREYNorns ppos
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23
Information Wanted.

INFORMATION Is WANTED of Peter McCready
Il fprmery "t Dairy. Ayershir, Scotland, by hi,
brother james who has Just arrived in Fr else,
from M,lhonrne Australia When last heard from he
was N MArysvie.
Address h. P. Fisher, Advertising Agent, san Fran.
cisco. iunrI1-lu2n
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-23


IEE BULLETIN The San Francisco Bulle-
tin auds the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor, and gives fling Mt the most of the
gentlemen who have been named for III,
nomination in the Fourth of July Conven.
tion. 1t is probable that the Bulletin is io
be one Of the Republican campuign organs
The TCRF Under call published in the
Spirit Of the Times II Convention of the rep
resentntives ofthe race courses aud The breed =
ers oi thorough bred stock throughout the
State. was held in san Francisco on Wrdnes-
day last. for the purpose "f establishing
rules to govern running racing in future -
Judge Malone of Santa Clara, was elected
President of the Convention. and NJ ID Boz
ruck, Srcrrtiry. Messrs. W. f. Williamson,
w. n. Williamson aud Robert T. OIInnlnn
were appointed Committee on r. les
Their report was unanimously adopted, and
will shortly be published officially. The
rules thus agreed Upon hy the Convention
will doubtless be adopted hy the various
jockey clubs and race courses as the estab-
lished racing laws of the State.