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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
SUMMONS.

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA State of Cali
Y forna, County OF Yubt, III Justices Court. The
People of the State of California to Wan. 5. Mesck,
GREETNG You are hereby summoned toappear BE-
fore t, at my office in the Township of Bear River,
County of Yuba, on the 7h day of September, A. ID.
1861 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to to the complaint
of John :. Zmmer, who to recover the sum of
Niucty-Two Dollars, for labor done by paintif for
defendant at defendants request ON def ndant
ranch, in the ear of 1861, commenc G The 2lst Of
March and ending the 24th of jun, when judg ert
will be taken against you for the said amount to-
&c l-r with the costs and damages if you ial to ap
ear and answer.
To the sher # any Constable of said County,
Greeting: Wake legal service and due turn hereof
Given under my hand this 26th day of August, A. D.
1861. f. ALLISON, IT, 81
Justice Of the Peace OF said County.
On being sasfie by affidavit on file in the above
entitled action that of action exists, and that
the above named defendant has concealed hnselt to
avoid the service of summons and has absented
himself from his usual place OF abode, so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served upon hm,
is hereby ordered that the above summons he serv ed
by publishing the same in the NATIONAL DEMoCRAT of
Marysvle, every two days for tie term nf
week, commencing on the 2Sth day Of August, 1861,
and ending the 4th day September, 1861, and
that copy of this summons and order be imm, dinte
d posted in the Posofice, addressed to the above
named defendant at his residence.
Ordered thi 26th day of August, A. d 1851
au2S eod1w II. ALLISON, j. p.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28

AFFAIRS IN Missouri AS | write, this city
is in tumult of excitement over the news of
the long expected battle at Springfield brot
in by courier to Fremont's Headquarters
The news is so indefinite at present that
nothing about it seems regarded AS certain
except the death of the intrelid Cen Lyon
and about which our leading Secessionists
are in fever of delight in memory of the
modification they suffered at his hands when
he captured them all at Camp jackson. If
true that Price Mccullough and Rains have
also fallen as reparted. the engagement has
been destructive beyond all precedent to
general officers AS the forces under Confrd-
er'te General Ilarqee are believed to have
effected II junction with the rebels. heavy re-
Inducements are being hurried to the south
west Three trains Of 25 cars each left this
forenoon carrying each, ] 600 men, and 9TH
er regiments are being rapidly putin march
ing order to follow Fremt mt has now
pretty liberal force at his disposal. since in
the last week about 10000 men have reached
this city from Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin,
not less than 5000 arriving yesterday. To-
morrow we are to have an influx Of the stall
wart sons of Indiana.-BaAletn's 81 Louis
letter
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28

Mr. DOUGLAS AT NORFOLK LAST NOVEMBER
-1he following are The Questions propouud
ed to, and the answers elicued from senator
Douglas at Norfolk, Virginia, last fall Let
the secession papers speakers which are fond
of quoting and misapp'yng the language OF
Nc Douglas, take due not of the questions
and the replies OF Mr.. Douglas:
III Abraham Lincoln be elected President
of the United Stales, would the Southern
states be justified i'll seeding from the
UuuuY"
Instantly he replied: a answer cmphnti
cally, no. Ihe election of man to the Pres
idency by Tie American people, in contormi-
~ With Tie Constitution Of the United states,
would not ju.uty any attempt at dissolvng
This glorious coniederacy"
"a. 1T they (the southern States) secedv
from the Union upon the Inauguration of Mr..
Abraham Lincoln before he commences any
overt act against their constitutional rights,
VIII you advise or viddieale resistance by
farce or secession y
Il answer emphatcally, that it is The duty
Of the President of the United States, and all
others III authority under him, to enforce the
laws of the United states passed by Congress,
and as the courts expouud them. l. as in
duty bound by the oath OF fidelity to the
conali ution, would do all in my power to aid
the Government OF the United states in main-
tanning the supremacy OF the laws against all
resistance to them, come from whatever
quarter it might. In other words, | think
the President OF the United states shoul
treat all attempts to break up the Union ~
resistance to its laws, as "Old Hicory" treat
ed the nullitiers in 1882"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
MILITARY NOTICE.

All persons DESTROYS of ensting for the War in the
Cavalry Company now being raised in this County by
the undersigned, will find roll opened at the United
States Hotel in this city and in the hands of A. j.
IIewett and one in the hands of G. Baldwin at his
store on street, arSsville Rolls will also be found
at Long Bar with T. Richards and at Tinbuctoo with
II French.
The Company, which will soon be made up, has been
promised m mediate acceptance by the proper au'
thoritirs, Of d, emed quahedO as soon as ready.
au2T.1w WIN. SINGER
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28

4 GooD SELL quite u breeze was stirred
up yesterday by dispatch in the morning
papers. stating that the Republican and
Union Democratic Stale Committees had
ngseed to hold conference 10 discuss propo-
slions for fusion. A private dispatch received
from San Francisco during the forenoon,
stating that the san Francisco Times had
hoisted the name Of John Conness for Cover
nor, and advocated his election by Union
men, fnned he breeze into quite gale.
Meml ers of all parties were very anxious to
ascertain the fc,s in the case and to know
whether the Times was, on its own account,
opposing Stnnford's remaining in the field
or whether the Republican party had CON
cluded TO withdraw Stanford and support
that strong- willed, able and bold Union man,
John Conness. For the rumor concerning n
fusion, it appears we were indebted to that
ngen Gus. enterprising and romantic Repub
can Journal, the San Francisco Mirror
There is not. and there never has been any
more probability eta fusion, than there is
that John Conness will accept a Maj or Gene
ralship under jeff Davis or that the nameless
Bohemians who invent things for the Mirror.
will volunteer in the service of Uncle Sam
The Times has, as we are reliably inform
ed ceased to be a Republican paper. Its
proprietors could not afford to give their la
Dor and money to the Republicans without
support, and they have. as business men.
concluded to lose no more money in that
way. Tue able, though very radical and er-
ratio gentleman who edited the Times while
it was Republican-W Edward Uarte-hns
retired from the paper.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
VOLUNTEERS FuK THE WAR!

number of men being wanted to lup the ranks
of the MARYSvlLLE RIFLES, which Company has
been accepted by Brig General Dobbins under autho
ity from Gov. John G. Downey an opportunity is Of
fered to those desiring to enlist, at the armory on
First street, between and High streets, where an Of
fcer will be in attendance every day from A. NJ"
until p. NJ
an2s If THEo A. COULT, Captain.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
Correspondence.
SAY FnANcIsco, Aug a. 1861.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Aug "a. 1861,
Hos. JAMES w NE-NITH-pEAG SIR
Your late residence a the National Capital,
where, ia the position of leading Demo-
cratic senator, you have actively participated
in the discussion and assisted in the prepaia =
tion of measures for the defense and Ireser
walton of the Union and where you have
been in familiar and constant intercourse
with the leaders, in council and in the field,
of the moral and physical forces which are
Icing employed in the suppression OF treason
and rebellion, has enabled you to judge cor
rectly Of the reat objects for which The loyal
people OF the North are coDtending in this
war. and the real sentiments by which they
are animated; of the probable result Of the
deplorable contest in which we are engaged,
and the best means to be employed to restore
peace and unity, honorable and lasting, to
the. country.
The State Of California is on the eve of an
election Of more than ordinary importance
the result of which may determine whether
We are to continue in the enjoyment of the
peaceful prosperity which has hitherto at
tended us, or whether the Pacific States and
Territories are t. become The theater of IA
harhurous internecine struggle, like that
which is now raging in Missouri aud othtr
border states. We, therefore. on behaIf oI
the Union Democracy of California, having
the utmost confidence in your ability, integ-
rity, aud devotion t" the Union and to the
interests of the Pacific Coast. desire and re
-ques from you an expression of opinion in
regard to the duty of loyal democrats Of CAL
if rnin in the present .juncture, and the man
ner in which they can best serve the inter-
ess of the whole country, and preserve peace
within our own borders.
With sentiments of the highest esteem, we
remain, dear sir, yours respectfully,
ID. ID CoLToN,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For Sheriff,
J. s. sLINGERLAND.
For County Clerk,
CHARLES l.. THOMAS.
For Recorder,
JOHN COLLINS
For District Attorney,
R. II. MERRILL.
For Tax Collector,
CALVIN McCLASKY.
For Assessor,
J. II. DOUGHERTY.
For Treasurer,
l.. B. CLARK.
For Surveyor,
L. A WILLIAMS.
For Coronrr,
IT, lAMILTOEs
For Asscmblymen,
J. II. AssITTR, p. hURNIN II. LOGAN
For Supervisor (1hird Dstrict)
L. D. ADKINs0N.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
OF Los Angeles.

For Jusiire ofthe supreme Court.
B. c. WHIrMAN.. .............S .Solano.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court
GEORGE :. EVANS. ...... .Tuolumne
For Attorney General,
GEORGE w BOWIE. ...... Sacramento
For stale Treasurer,
J. I. LANDRUM.... Shasta
For state Comptroller,
JAMES T. huffman ... San Francisco
For Surveyor General.
j. J. GARDINER. San Francisco
For State Printer,
JOHN R. RIDG San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
A GARD.

The Sierra Grays take this method of express
ing their thanks to the officers of the California
Stage Co., for liberal deduction made from the
the fare Of the company from La Porte t1 Marys-
vile. w. l.. PARNlNE,
Captain Of Sierra Grays in behalf of the Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

sacramento. August "a, 1901,
SlR;-l take pleasure in ackno wledgiug
the receipt of your letter of yesterday ten
dering the regiment OF California Volunteers,
recently organized under your command to
he placed at the disposition of Brigadier
General L. V. Sumner, U. ). A., in compli-
ance with the recent reGuisiti0n of the War
Department upon the State of California for
five additional regiments-tour Of intantry
and enc of cavalry
Your regiment will he accepted, and you
will receive Commission as its Colonel, pro-
'ided you pass the necessary military eXami-
nation required 10y the War Department.
You will at once proceed to organize the
regiment in accordance with my Proclama-
ton of to-day, II copy of which is herewith
enclosed The name of the regiment will be
determined upon when filed.
Very respectfully, your obr servt.,
JonN e. DowNEY, Governor
To Francis J Lippitt, Col. etc, san Francisco
Colonel Lippitt has opened recruiting
station at San Francisco, and says he is au-
thorized to announce that each company will
be mustered into service as soon as it has the
minimum aggregate of Eighty-Thfee, and
will be furnished at the same time with ra-
tions, camp equipage and blankets.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28

FrNANcIAL REVOLT IN New OELrANs.-The
New York Herald of August 9th. says the
banks OF Louisiana have declined pnricipa-
ting in the Confederate Bank Convention to
New Orleans possesses nearly all the specie
in the South, aud they have no notion Of
giving ii away without n tangible grid pro
q'so. and this they cannot obtain from jeff
Davis and his associates. They are looking
out for the speedy emancipation of the Union
element in their midst, l'y the Federal armies,
and, until that happy time comes, they will
hold on to their money
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
sssrsHENwHzSNrr-1sszyssns

TnE CourIN OF Josrru IiolT -Lnst evening
on individual who, we believe, claims rela-
tionship with the noble old patriot Joseph
Holt. of Kentucky arroyed the North as be-
ing guilty of producing the present civil war.
lie gave a full history Of the Samho question,
ard displayed his devotion 10 the Davis
cause in an unmistakable manner. at the
close few voices responded toa call for three
cheers for Mcconnell This was followed by
three lhunduing cheer for Gen Scott, end
three groans for Jeff Davis The crowd was
large Leing composed chiefly of Union Dem
ocrats and Republican, who always go to
hear Dixeitpa hecau'- impudrnce is amusing
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
,tlew Aduertis
St0res TO Let.

kSs.s3 TWO stores situated on Second street, be-
le91ksE tween d nd High streets, next TO the Daw
Es.Hk% son House. will be rented on moderate terms.
- Possession given immediately. One of the
is thirty four by seventy feet and the other
tweuty feet by seventy feet Apply to HARRY BAR
NETT Auctloneer, or at the Drug Store Of
st. WILKINS,
au2S-1m D ST., opposite the Theater.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28

Col. LIPPIrr's REGIMENT His Excelleney
the Governor has addressed the following
communication to Colonel F. J. Lippitt Of
San Francisco:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28

DbINGa OF THE GULF SQUADRON The Navy
Department Is in receipt of official advices
from the Cnlf squadron. On the 4th of July,
off Galveston, the u 5 steamer South Caro-
lima captured schooneIs; ON the 9th, ., and
ran ashore; on the 9Th. l.; and on the 7th
/. making in all II sail destroyed or captur-
ed. The names Of the captured vessels are
the shark, Capt G. Patterson; Venus, Capt
J. Nelson; Ann Ryan, Capt. L. Maynard; Me-
Garfield. Capt ). Greeneless; Louisa Capt.
& Marshall; Dart, Capt ). Y. Lawless; Cor
ALA Capt i Tinglry; Falcon. Capt j. Behu
das; George Baker, Capt g. H. smith, Sam
Houston Cart f. Q. Saunders A portion
OF them bad cargoe', mostly lumber Among
other things captured We're 3 mail bags and
81 bags containing express matter.
On the 5th OF July, off ST Marks Florida,
tie Mohawk captured the sloop George b.
Sloat, for attempting to run tie blockade -
There were H. passengers on hoard the lady,
three children, and two servants of Adiutant
General Holland of Florida Mrs Holland
claimed the srces.ion fag to lie private prop
eriy and secured it on her person. As the
Captain could not secure it without using
violence 10 - .ndy, wh" was in Il delicate Sit
uAtiou, he had to lri it go,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
tBY AUTHoRITYl
.4fSc~S%sES. ~ TS.s:sSs'>sss S;,.sSs>sss>
- - -
MILITARY NOTICE.
EBY AUTHoRITY.1

FENHE un ersigHed having been authoriz to enlist
4 a BATTALION OF INFANTRY in this br gade,
consisting of Yuha, Suffer and Y0lo Counties,
crutng office will b. opsned at the Annoy OF the Ma
rvsville liles and of the First California
the city Of Marysve, under the direction of Major
V. d. HUBBARD, Quarter Master and Acting Adju
tan also at the armory of the Downey Guarus. Suck
Fat, Yuht County, ider the direction of Capt
KERRlGAN.
ANY Companies, outside Of this Brigade, Organized
or to be organized will be accepted by reporting them
selves Immediately to the undersigned at Marysville
NJ. DOBBiN~,
au27 Brig. Gen. First Brig Fifth Ds. C.S NJ
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28

MILITARY rtMs-rhe Marysville Rifles
are recruiting at their armory on First street,
near High. We tn X there will be no diff r.
Guilty in filing up the company atonee.
The Sierra Groys held meeting last ev'
ening at the Zouaves' Armory, aud elected j.
r. Hurgrnvcs. of Gibsonvile first Lieuten-
ant There were 6fty-eight members of the
company present last evening, who will leaKe
on the boat A. morning
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28

USIoN DEMocRArIC NOMINATIONS. The San
Francioco Union Democratic Nominating
Convention finished its Legislative ticket,
which now stands follows
For Joint Senator from San Mateo and San
francisco, Frank Mcroppin; San Francisco
Senators, Capt o. b Crary, II A. Cobb;
Senate. to ill the place Of Burbank, Captain
Pierce. Asfemhlymen: c. NJ Brosnan. law
ser; J Y Watson, lawyer; A. C Tayler
stove dealer Samuel Rohh. wood turner
David Mnlrein plasterer; John Pforr, grocer;
II Warrington lawyer; George Treat,
f4rmer; George W Ryder merchant; 4. l..
Eawards grocer; w Z. Skilmore Ceo. W
Never halter
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28

SUPERVISOR TuIRD DlsrRIcr-The Union
men Of the Third Supervisor District, ire
spective of party have nominated for Sup -
visor. L. D. Atkinson, OF Oak Valley. George
May and N. d Redout having each with
drawn from the contest This renders the
election of a Union Supervisor certain a
copsomalion devotely to be wished.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-28
Horticultural and
Mechanics society of the
Northern District of California.

MARYsvIiLE. Aucus' 24th, 1861.
TENHE Executive Committee of this Society will re-
ceive Sealed Pr posas the rent of the rrivil-
egss DISPOSE of Refreshments at the Pavilion and
Cattle Grounds during the week of the Fair, which
will ommence September Oh, 1861.
One prop sal to be rent of all privileges at the
Pavilion, and to be for rent of al privg.s at the
Cattle Grounds
Tn Committee propose to rent the above named
privileges to the highest bidder but the right TO
reject any and all bids
Proposals to he left before O'Clock P NJ. August
/ 81, 1861, az my Office No, 40 T. ste eet.
CHAS. NJ. G0RIIAM,
au25td Secreta A. IL. NJ. Society.
The Van Buren press., 1861-05-08
Marriage Guide.

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I'D or those about to be married, both male and
female. in everything concerning the physiology
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book that must be locked up. and not lie about the
house. 1t will be sent TO any the receipt Of
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above 4th Philadelphia. Pa.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
voa Al TIE NaPeses efAfanIlY nuslc,

.ss % composed tAae dissass within the range Of
Their action can Tassay withseand or evade them.
and invisoress every psrtion II tAs human organ,
~. eouectiAg its dsseasea action, snd ssstorina
IL Ase!sAy vifahtiss. Al . esassqusaes Of thecs
pscpsEte., tAe Invalid wAe = bsv0a dswn With
IN IN e pay.e.l LILY + $4,000 70 Ind his
aimple and iasSSnE
Net sdlY . ~ eks he svszy-day complains
q svsgy hceys ~ als naay Mnidahte and
Asaeefoes diseases. Ths aesnt belsv naned b
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SUNDRlES.


loo sss; $ss ses.s Sm:,, 100 SS 50 seg:. aos,ss; ns
and loaf Sugars. 20 bags Pepper and Aifspice.
10 bgs Ginger bbls Cloves. 2 cases Nutmegs.
900 Kegs Nails. assorted 100 doz ptd Buckets.
30 bags Corks, 500 each. 20 dog cast Tea Kettles,
3 and qt 500 bags Coffee. 81 boxes Tea, ass d
qualities. 50 boxes Family Soap. 10 casks Ale
pts and qts 10. casks Porte, in pts and qts 2
bile soft she'll Almonds. 2hhds Figs. 50 boxes
boxes raisins in 4 boxes. 50 boxes ass'd Candy.
20 box rock candy 10 box Gum Drops; 81 box
Lozenees 30 box choice fancy candy in n box.
10 boz cream candy. S boxes Maccafoni. 50 mats
Gin anon. 70 box ground pepper and ginger. 5
eeroons Indigo. 10 box Mustard % boz Oran-
ges and Lemons. 50 box champagne cider. SO
Hosteters Bitters so box Stoughton bitters. 25
dog Underwood's . Turner'S Lemon syrup. 30
boxes Pickles. assd sizes 10 box tomatce and
olive oil 100 bags table salt, in So 10B bags; ,
case table salt in boxes 10 ease sardines in 4 4
boxes 50 box Herings: 90 boz goldfish 80 hit
Maekerel 50 casks soda bbls P. and N. Yeast
powders 10 box Andrews celebrated Yeast pow
ders 10 half tierce and tierce Rice I'D box sui
phur S box Birthstone 2 box blue stone 2 box
concentrated Dye. l26 OF Quinine 10 dog Visit
ars balsam wild cherry doz Woodman's cherry
Expectorant; 10 doz Ess Peppermint.
10 mouse hole Armitage Anvils 20 solid box
Wise. 80 Bellows, ass sizes SO stocks and dies
30 prs breast chains: 25 prs tongue chains %
prs stretcher chains 500 prs traces. assorted 3
cask OK chains also garden hoes, raLes. long hdl
shovels, spades, in quantities to suit purchasers
80 dog Lamp Wicks 10 dog lamp chimneys
bbs linseed Oil bbs tanners Oil.
All just received and for sale by
mar 80 J HENRY WILLIAMS 4 co.