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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-29

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They make the shuttle or
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particular More than
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their good qualities during
he past year.
Orr's & McNaught's
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CONE BROS, Agents,
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nov29-tf NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-01-29
Cholera, FLuX, Dysentery.
Debility fror,, Heat.

MO family should be without the Dysentery Syl
LIZ in the House. Children are dying daily fir
Bowel Complaint, which this remedy would promp
cure
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05
Preparations to Take Fo1l Sump.er.

1 have Just Tetuvne, from visit TO the ia
Tn"is Heating battery or raft. which u now en-
urely completed. aud viii bc launched al the
hFsl iaYoEaU4e THE. There has been many
crude Ideas concerning This novel weapon,
aud such ridiculous Ideas concerning Iis real
object, that d genuine 7nd positive statement
Ct as powers aud purposes viii, OF course, be
iutesestIBg- Il may be relied upon, a. Lad
II direct from lea41ug Terson employed IN
the coHsts-c.loL q lie Aew nIIi.t@ry iva
tnau.
Your READERS VIII please imagine huge
box iotty-s by eighty feet, pierced FOR a sui
hcIeLt luJrGcr 81 TlTird cannon, and with q
root covered with three thick plates 81 The
best sheet-iron, ard rendered Perfectly boom
proof Is viii nav with the armament aud
tAe compliment OF neu-thrss hs=rGr-d -uniy
Toffr Jeet. Al d Iudlcl0us ilu.e Or turn AZ THE
TIDE, = Will be Iaaisa down with the AID Of
;"o steam Tugs, Go point oH ne land or IN
Eer side - Fort >umFter. distant US. - han
dFtf yards at sucI- proximity, MAJ Al
ders'.s gems they say cannot be detected,
and mus secure from his terrible Coluuo lads,
d., they vii pepper away ~ the weak part
facing Norris and James Isiaad until they ell
feet an entrance. OF, military speaking, make
a breach. Thus having hlr8 "a. AIyautagr, AN
the Cummu's Point batteries, now Immense
Is s.rouc, she!Hug hIln; wiki Muultrie.= lear
III vGuuonldIug ai>o,Euw q terrible customer:
with James Island. 700, pouring IN The irgL
rain, they think the lIttle band al Sampler
vail he like the poor fly that became c1ul-
peeiy entanEied II the me~hes Of the spider
Is IS my deliberate imPre ssIon that, wiki ti.e
extraordinary activity that las been display
cd since left nay labors, thzi Major Auder-
son viii be annihilatcd utterly when they DO
commence.
Some grim customers Of eleven inch lore
have just been received here. and they win
be mounted withiu week ne twelve 4 run
sirous guns thai l have heretofore alluded t.,
are I.o< on their way and viii probably ar
rive by the Isl Of March
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05
The Tain
he n y. Courier and Enquirer Of the

The \. y. Courier AID Enquirer Of the
25th say
leading broker informs US hat the duty
now paid on >u-ar does nos exceed three
tourths Of 4 cent per pound. aud that The
proposed change In tie farm viii not BE-
materially felt by auy vested 1T rel unless
II be y operating against low grade sugar.
and thus int rfe.ing with refine The
duty en- Sugar ought 10 to exceed half a
cent per pound.
lie same authority assures Us that the
ou'y OF half cent per pound viii 80, be
felt even in the wholesale price. after sixty
or ninety days. Tae duty III ght be fixed
al one cent per pound without imposing
any material burden upon our people. We
doubt II those VINO bay IT retail would ever
kno" tat duty h4d been imposed.
As regards cas-. there a.e sufficient
Black Teas, now in .his country to supply
TN markets ye4r and ha.f. So few
more Greens must be inoried this season.
and that description VIII probably advance
slightly
Ihe advance il the Tariff viii have he
same elect as the temporary contraction Of
the warehouse system would produce.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05
From The Madison Journal
Mal.Suity.

We scarcely know how anv man with
q spark of patriotism in his breast co,I5
reiterate. il the present condition Of The
country, the false and malicious ci.aras
that rcuablieanisno 1na.rs at,1;-;.,,7.5-,
and that the Republican States ~ tbr
North are abolition States. and we Ner,
therefore amazed. or should have beer. had
we not remembered the source of the ac-
cUsation, to hear Nose Strong. MT the so
called Union mcetin-ou Thursday evening
repeat the slanscrous charge that Wiseon-
sim Is am aHaitr-.- -r.-.
Mr. Sr~t,r,,- 4,,..,,-, i. ..--,-- ,., ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05
Tomb Of tue LAT Siguer.

The ancient seat oil Carroll, of Carroll
ton, and his tomb, is distant about fifteen
miles from Baltimore. Enrericg the gate
way, drove through noble avenue,
planted on each side with trees OF every
variety, aud soon found ourselves in front
OF the Carroll mansion. which is a long.
comfortable two story building, terminated
at the north end BY the chapel, which has
become famous as the repository of the re
mains Of the gallant o. sIgner of the Dec
laratIon of Independence III : tomb is set
IN the wal on the left alter, and presents
shield and scroll Of Witt marble, on which
Is carved in relief. a pen ami roll Of parch-
iaent, surrounded by thirteen STARS; Latin
inscription, appropriate to his great act,
appears on a scroll liz the centre. Below
this are ONE figures in basso relieve, rep
reSen;lug Fame with inv rt-d torch, and
History guarding funeral urn. The chapel
- cruel orn, and contains d handsome mar
bic altar, some fIHe ole pictures. good
organ, and is decorated y ia rich and beau
uful windows OF stained glass. The floor,
which IS elevated, contains some fourteen G.
sixteen peWs. which are occupied by the
family Of Mr. Carroll and their friends
The body Of the church contains about
forty commodious pews, where his slaves,
= ho arc carefully instructed in the Catholic
faith, ST and kueeL.- Noor-'s Rural New
oIker.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05
Tie Fps AID Downs Of States.

The following table was prepared be c.
II. puoLes, Of Utica. and pub ishei in the
Herald, Of that city. It viii be seen tnat
New I prk commenced "a the fifth tate,
in 1850, rose 10 the / ird position in 1900
to tae second in l-IJ. and ON 1890. when
she displaced Virginia, has been the " En-
p.re State Pennsylvania has held the
most even position in the jostiing rivalry 10
gain the head Of the column Several
Western State have rapidly asceded. The
entire table IS Interesting:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05

e. Aiche!ss lErry lsesasea-
reaalrs ana 1ins tie petition Of James Hutch
, iu-Hu. guardian rt said minors representa-,
auteu. "tAvr things that they. Tie said ~.rd, ..e
s,se- 81 et-5la ss e-tzts iu this county sad that
II rs itc,>-srs t-at ,ae whole pSri = th~ sam.
1-"ag te seat and rral ing FOR license TO sell tho
same ana - sTEs-rl- 20 tHe saiG petit
- u ttai i Is necessary 10 sell said
garS 'esst II o. ordered and directed that ths next
g KIN 60 said wards and 81 PERSONS interested IN
SAL tH.%ir ~ pear before tie judge of this Court os
5"nlay sac Ism Gag ~ March, a. d. ls6I q, {,
ucleeA r. n ~ said Gay, ~ tue Court House q the
ciiF 90. IMMORAL Point 1 SAID county. then
- s.r~ cala sc any ti.rEo tc3 why = license should
not - granted Tor te -lv estate accord
iE - iAc FiASv ~ sEt Pctston- Aud - Is further
ordered tasr copy - IA order shzu p41blished
Tor three succrsslye weeks pIisr % heAr
ius, lu The mineral Point TElsJNg' Sweskly news.
paper published az the cis @. Mineral Point ia ..ia
-a-asF-
DATED tslraary lLc 5-h A. D 1861.
L. a. STRONG,
County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05
ihe Iuaa urIl Aadse 5.

TIE Inaugural Address q President LIS
e''i-S . rep"...d - be short and 10 lie point
Il = ~'-''i 10 meet the approval Of al Uni"n
loving men Of al parties The President i
frn' aud decided 10 bis views in relation 10
the for'N AID proPerty Of tie United States
" here ever situated. lie says taey nat jsIro-
teetet We shall i.y the Inaugural before our
reade.s IN "A Extra - ~oai as il can be OBJ
taILeu from Chicago. Probably THIS evening
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05
4tE OF March.

Yesterday vas the I,h Of Narch-tte dHy
on which ABRAHAM LlNc. ~. tie man chosen
by the people 81 The United States IS their
Chief Magistrate. was to be iua1surated aud
become President Of tie uited sta.es. New
er. Ia the history OF oar our country. has a
man assumed the responsibilities I'd which !.
President Is called. with Is bitter fcc,lal, ex-
listing against HIM by a portion Of his conn
trymrn a. that manifested against Mr.. Ltx-
c@Ls Without provaertiou-vi cause
without shadow Of Just ficatiou. d PARTON u
ihe Union declare ia advance they vii 1ot
submit 10 his Administrator. SHELTER good
or Dad. Tie q e Ui ihe civ iIized world are
upon the new President To Inn ali GOO!
citizens are looking IL tbs hour Of trial
lie tEe heIm-inan 10 direct the Zip of State
through tie storm and peril. We have fa.ih
IN ms aoiit'Y, with the a.,is-aac,. If all true
mon nc'i.' aAi believe the t.rne is sot lar
distant when ali again vail be peace and
quit, and The American ilag untouched d.
tie hands IF traitors, ali wave ia -trlar... :.
over lie STATE uf the f.iul
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05

TIE BoHDge Sr,rg- n.sGusrED = Louis
ia..a is 81 ..-d with such ceanGcia-i9us from
ta- Border States US Jais, which We C py
f cd the Louisville Dem crat of the 10th
i.s-:
1.-The Determination # Louisiana to col
iecl the dutie- upon imported 20 is des-
tined far tae iuteri = ciie- Of the M.ssissip-
pl Valley. i wy unjust to our mercha 5.
keat4c1y, " sssuFi, aid Tennessee q e
slave states, and sympa1hize 70 PraPe- *
tent with the seeding States. bat sach acts
OF aggression upon their merchants cannot
but create an unfato-a5ie feeling iowa The
seeding State. 7; Is an attack upon the
# 2 navigation f the Mississippi River.
and i, Mt Unsuitable upon any grounds al
fai!aess and night
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05

War rs rHoGHr OF ON ABE At WASH
rSGr0N-Ihe New York Ucralds CORES
pondcnt saws that Mr. Lincoln first day
in Washington was a decided success
Democrats as wen as Republicans wore
pleased with him, and the ladies'. who on
first sight Thought him awkward. changed
their opinions and declare he IS "a very
pleasant, =ocia5le gentleman. and not bad
locking by any means
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05
Ne y 5 IT I II 5

Ta@ WooDE, SHOE TRAnE.-There is a
house IN Paris which sells anaaaliy halt a
mil ion pa rs Of wooden SHOES.
Durt.e the recent snow storm, snow fell
to tn depth Of eight feet IN tie viciuity Of
Montreal.
Corr, theravolver man. has me 70 Ha-
vana for the benefit OF Iii. heath, which is
much impaired.
Ir;.esti,n7.e7 If the 40 sou,hern of.
c Is still in the army, fully 100 will remain
in tin service let Ia. viii Ike place.
THE loss b. flood at Aibany Is estimated
Al SIe0, 900
d" Carr. lows" 'ong celeb rated - he
chief Of tn coauterfeit-rs in the y est, ha~
been arrested Al Cleveland, together "lih
two of his conisdeTa'es.
TnrRE are seven vessels at the Brooklyn
Nav Yard. agraiiis.r . de.s. who's CON
HjurJ tonnage is $50; officers am men,
Sc; guns, >.
1T the a.e Presidential election San
Fr4nciseo pol,ed $3.50 more votes Than y w
O leans.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05

Swoav TO AssAssISArE LncoLH.-Ihe
telegraph brings the following startling
report from " a-h.ngton under date 27th
inst:
Information is before the proper authori-
ties tending TO prove that an organized
band Of five hundred have sworn that Mr..
Lincoln shall ne, er sleep il the White
House. \ man who iolned them says the
plan IS as follows Tie entire band are to
occupy i position asNnear the Pres dent on
Inauguration day as they can obtain. One
Of their number. standing in the center Of
them, is 10 shoot Nr. Lincoln with an air
gun. when the crowd of men around the
assassin viii So hide him as to render de
tec'ion impossible Further facts may be
obtained tonight. though for many reasons
it IS important TO withhold diinlte infolma-
ton.
If sach is the case, the sooner the people
who chose Mr.. Lincoln, for President,
know the c7nspi1ators, the better. We do
not believe IN the proPr.ety Of sending such
reports over the country, unless there IS
prof of the existence of such parties-jhis
being known their arrest should be The
next step; If folled in this, there are mil
lions of people in the Northern State ady
for anv emerg ncy 10 preserve The Union,
and defend h Constitution and the laws.
-rDuulei;h Advertiser.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05

4 strong speech was made in the Con
vent on yesterday by Mr.. Moore Of Bee
bridge. in Letcbef's district, the substance
of which was inuical to the rights of Viz
ginia and the whole south, and the people
Of Richmond. 1t was decidedly Union in
il tendencies and strongly gains; he &C
tion Of South Carolina.
Tie secessionists posted bills, calling
every true souiherner u attend an indigna-
zion me ting Music was engaged and
$4,000 persons assembled near tie Ez-
change Hotel and strong southern speeches
were made by -Iegate to the Convention.
Ex-Governor Wise was cailei for, but
Nes unwel. The meeting adjourned to
the Spotaocd House. where more speeches
vere made. An attampi was made % burn
AIr. Moore in etizF, bat was topped by
the Mayor. Tie whole c ded demon
s'ration was Got up b parties in The negro
business an sell r interests
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05

B. In the Senate on t&c 18th. there
wa 81 warm debate uu the bin cutting
down printers fees. Senator Brown i'm
particular, made =, very allie speech against
It, The bill was lost by the decisive vote
of - 10 e- Madison journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05

PEo4pTLY NEr-Nr. George Nrores, who
died recent y - Rac-ae. ia thl- state. v - IN
s4rci ~. s. 600 il The Mutual Lie In-ur-
auce Company Wisconsin. The Racine Jour
mi SAYS lat Mr. Il. &. Wilson. the agent OF
tie Comlauy, promptly lei, the auouht -
tle Bank IF Hrclaa 10 sl.s credit of u r.
AIcorss Ta-o 81 .;.e member, Of his comps
uy u.er. killed - ti.s accident GA Tie CA.ca-
- AZ NugtAvesjtTn Railroad. and Ole, Mil
fun IaVu~eud5 = a. .o-t - she Lady EiE!u.
Tie whole auouI.t IF insurance on theIr iIyss
.ss - 90 which ass been promptly paid
IhIs speaks So Ill tor Tie Con PAN -Aldi-
ron ,'1uraGL
The mop rance OF L.feInsurance is 700 aP-
parent TO all reasonable. thinking men, 10 re-
quire argument. Every man who las a fasnI-
Is, desires, as he Is daily bound 70 30. to pro-
VIDE for tlulr wants after his death. IN case
be is called away before them. The Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Wisconsin. IS
low or a footing ,laJ rclIers il one Of the
mos. reliable IN ne country, alI worthy Of
tie special notice of our citizens Tie man
WHO obta!us . policy from it. can rely upon
is ati..ty and disposition 70 faId! in every
particular, he ob,ls2.ion It d az assume.
Alex VII, e, E-q. II this city. IS agent for
.Lis Company. 70 whom applications can be
q AIDE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05

now LosTHOW RESTORED AGA

Ja'i In5ltsAs8 ~ q ssaIed snreiops
on the Nature Treatment md Radical
Sperlatrrrie.A. - seminal W,akhess, sexual nebil
lty, ery.uSH'ss End iuvoluurary Euis-iobr Undue
INK lmro'su-s, Consumption and Gouttl and Pkyf-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05
IMPLEMENTS AND 1IAcHsSrHy

W. t-sa til- T1n-+guitr 20 return our thani, TO
ut-.s ..r5- lu- She pebble generally, Tor the
'-5 lurf.l ,al s.lsta heretofore be-touysd upon
ana A.. rat. ?. strict attention So our h'lsin.s
sl.t .--l-- ra.a, She aUts OF tie Northwest in
..e IA Iiei.-.-s. La, t-gt shall merit cOntinu
a.e- - il.- same
lii eHrsf-l e-tl orders promptly attended TO
t.|- -ra.. -I- -=. -ss.eut catzlos sues sent any
receipt 90 - amp.
t----- WILBUR, Emery * Co.
E- - Lake street Chicago.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-03-05
~TATE GF WI -coNSiN.-Iowa County ci-
.-L-.- L-L-rL-

GENE IESSiEs aITII. Sheriff Iowa Co .
T. ~ S-h1At-, Attorney !ot Plaintiff
ua-Gv
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

The best thing that can possibly happen
to the South will be an effectual blockade OF
every port from the Potomac TO the Rio
Grande 70? five years to come. She has
heretofore exported two hundred and SKY
millions a year, three-fourths Of the total
amount of exports of the United States. she
has supported the commercial and manulac-
turing interests of the whole world she
has betrayed two-thirds Of the annual eX-
penses of the Government, She has done all
this; but it is not necessary for her own eX-
istence, comfort or happiness that she should
continue to do so. She can and ought to
live within herself-Eapress.
Perhaps the blockade is intended to bene-
fit cottondom. If it is really such an advan'
tage, the Government ought to be popular
with the rebels. Those who raise cotton
and little or nothing else, very naturally de-
sire to export it, and get something to eat
and wear in return. We hope the fire-eaters
have not been exporting cotton solely for the
benefit of other people for these many years
If they have, their prodiga generosity ought
to be checked. They must not defray the cx-
penscs of the Government any longer. Let
them olive within themselves" eat cotton
be happy grow fat, get rich, and when the
balance of the world can no longer exist
without further sacrifices from thom, let the
blockade, SO beneficial to them, be will
drawn.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsurNGToN. Nav % 1861

w WASHINGTON, May u, ioOl.
Dear Sir-By reference to General Orders
No. 10 of the War Department, appended, a
copy of which | herewith forward you, Civ
ing the plan Of organization of the volunteer
/ forces called into the service of the United
States by the President, you will perceive
| that all regimental officers of those volun-
teers from Coonels down to Second Lieuten
ants inclusive, are appointed by the Cover
! nors of States.
Having thus confded to you the appoint
rneut of all these officers for the regiments
furnished by your State, you will | trust, eX
cuse this Department for impressing on you
in advance the necessity of absolute adher-
ence in your appointments to the following
suggestions, which are deemed of the highest
importance by the General-in- Chief, under
whose advice they are submitted to you:
lst To commission no one of doubtful
morals or patriotism, and not of sound health.
ID. To appoint no one TO lieutenancy,
second or first, who has passed the age of
twenty-five years; or to captaincy over
thirty years, and to appoint no field officers
Major Lieutenant, or Colonel, unless a grad
uate Of the United States Military Academy
or is known to posses military knowledge
and experience, who has passed the respec-
tive ages of thirty five, forty and forty-fye
years
This Department feels assured it will not
be deemed offensive to your EXcellency to
add this general counsel: that the higher the
moral character and general intelligence of
the officers so appointed, the greater the dfli
cheney of the troops and the resulting glory
to their respective States
| am sir, respectfully,
SIMON CAMERON. Sec'V of War
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12


The REIGN OF TERROR IN MIssoURI.-M
Lexington, Mo-, Gen. Wm Shields has sue
ceeded to all the powers of the State and the
Union. One Sam Sawyer, a lawyer and ma
tive of Massachusetts, and "kind of human
'cindmiH, that makes his bread 10y turning,
is the honored representative of Shields in
whose hands have fed him. Another leech,
by the name of Jennings speculates on the
misfortunes of his victims by purchasing
when he can, the property of the eXiles at
low prices. lie tells them "anything is bet,
ter than nothing" Sawyer, Jennings and
Shields grant permits TO men to reside peace
ably in Lafayette county on their turning
over to secession.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

The FLAG AT WILLOW SpRINGs-At the
Willow Springs Hill, on the Placervile road
on The morning of June o, Union flag was
hoisted, with the accompaniment of music
and cannon. Addresses were made by Messrs.
Northrup, Doyle, Brand, Riley, Keith, and
others.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Spring Stock Of Goods
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.

INHE UNDERSIGNED have in store a fresh stock
4 of the following goods
20 GEO lbs Almonds, Walnuts, Chesnuts, &C., &c .
10000 Cooking Prunes;
5000 " New Figs;
1000 " Fresh Chile Peaches;
1900 " Dried Cherries;
5000 " New Citron;
1000 " Assorted Candies;
800 Lquorice and Sugar Sand;
1000 " Fresh China Dates;
SEQ " Sheed Almonds and Secdess Raisins I;
3OO boxes Layer Raisus-whole, hlf and or rs ;
100 doz. Jellics and Jams-in glass and Tins;
100 " Oystcrs--AsSortcd brands;
100 . Pie Fruits-in Glass and Tins,
100 Green Corn, Peas and Tomatoes;
100 Fresh Apples, Peaches and Strawbrs; /;
so Preserves aud Pine Apple;
SO " Pure Honey and assorted Fruits;
so Roast Chicken and Turkey;
50 " CLANS and Lobster;
% Preserved Ginger & Worcester Sauce;
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
Also
All Kinds of EiTC-W OrlkS,
For sale in lots to suit, at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES,
BY MCQUlNN CO.,
iune2 No. % street, MarySvile.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

AMTABLE.-Our dear, misguided brother,
who edits the Richmond Examiner, used the
following unpleasant language in recent
number of his paper:
If we except Benedict Arnold, there never
was Northern man who was fitted to COM
mand, If you would give him a chance 10
run
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

CLoAKs AND MANTLEs-By referring to en-
advertisement in another column it will oe
seen that Mr. Dongherty, OF Sacramento, has
opened a cloak and mantle store Tor lew
days al No. As ID street, next door to Arm
strong'5 shoe store As the ladies are already
aware that Mr.. Dongherty manufactures the
most fashionable goods in the country. and at
prices much less, too, than San Francisco
houses, we have no hesitation in advising
them to call Immediately and make their Sc
lections, The stock consists of rich and ele-
CANT silks, Irish, English and French popllns'
linens, etc., etc.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

STRANGE INcoNsIsTENCY.-TheB Butte Coun-
ty Breckinridgers assembled in County Con
vention, passed loyal resolutions, and then
sent delegates down to the Grand Encamp-
ment of the Knights of the Golden Circle
which assembled yesterday at Sacramento,
and in which Bolts and Heydenfeldt hold
front seats. Oh, Inconsistency thy name j.
Politiaianer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

ETHAN ALLEN,-The Jackson Ledger says
the identical uniform worn 10y Colonel Ethan
Allen during the Revolutionary War can be
seen at the Union Hotel in that place.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

TIE Louisville journal says there are two
Johnsons in Tennessee Brave johnson ana
Cave johnson. Brave isn't Cave, and Cave
isn't Brave
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

UAuD LUCK The Jamison claim near Au'' :
burn has been robbed several times of large
amounts Of gold. tools, and other property
The thief Keeps himself from arrest
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

WHY was st. John preaching in the wild
erness like our copper coin? Because be was
zone sent"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

HORACE SMITH was admitted to bail at Au-
burn, on Monday, by f. II. Vandecar. Judge
OF the Court of Sessions, in the sum Of S4O,-
0Oo B. G. Allen, E. NJ. Hall, J. L Hale and
j. @. Jackson were his bondsmet.