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InsOlvent Notice.

AVINf suggested tbs insolvency Of the esat Of Samuel
Nicholson deceased, 70 the Cerk OF the County
Ferry county s Per hore hereby Notified
their claims duly asheL before ad Clerk OF before
the LIST day Of November neat for rata the will
barre. This LIST day Of May, 1861.
W. D.HIcR0Ls,
may3-H4tpr'sfes93 Administrator.
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an Monisy, 9TH May, 1861. viii ell At auction 4
" OF Drugs assigned 70 trust, by Ot.mar spriaE
in the store formerly used By him. The se Of
treet, few dOorsSsu Of the Pubsie Rquars.
TERMS o. sALB.
All SUMS under $50, cash over that amount On b
time, for notes we'll endorsed, payable In ban<.f
" SPRINGER IN
FOR information apply 70 EEin. PendIston D Go, 81
II HsrrisOn ESQ.
u2Y5-itds
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IusOIventNO,ice.

IL persons having claims against the estate o. W. A Davis
deceased hereby notified file them with the Clerk Of
the ,unty Court Of weak county Tennessee his office In
DRESDEN before the 18th day Of August next for
ton and pr1 distribution. having suggested the Insol
vency clerk having appointed that day
for adjudication Of the claims against ,he
ROSS, Administrator,
Of the estate Of W Davis, deceased
mav4-w4tur,Sgees3t
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SCRAP FROM HIsToRT-It is q circumstance
somewhat remarkable that Virginia was the eighth
State of the thirteen to give in its adhesion 70 the
Federal Constitution in 1887 and is now the eighth
State OF the South to secede from it. But what is
more, her recent reluctance to leave the Union was
only equalled BY her original aversion to becoming
part OF 1t, under the Constitution that was pre-
scented for ratification The Convention of 1881 was
composed of members, q majority of whom were
elected To reject the Federal Constitution; and il
was only after the clause declaring that the power
granted under the Constitution, being derived from
the people OF the United States be resumed by them
Snensoever the same shall be Srted to their in
Jury and oppression, AMI that every power nat
granted thereby, remains with them az their will
was inserted in the ordinance of ratification that
Xix or more of the majority opposed to the measure
consented to vote for it. Even with this accession
OF strength, the Constitution was carried only by
vote of 50 to 79-Charleston Courier
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EXPLOSION OF THE KENTUCKY.

Twelve Kn,ea ana Thirty woanaea
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EDGEFIRLD RTFLkS.

Ii persons DESIRING enlist this company requested
a to can upen McThirter Shelby vii iAms thsir
resp aoss rend Of the IN third
story Of g. F. shields Co.'S Auct Room opposite Sewar
House, College street, m2yB
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Nashville and Chattanooga II
road Company.
surEEnTESDET's 0EFscn
Nashville, Team April %, ia
To Whom this Nay Concern
TINHE Nashville and Chattanooga RAilrosd comps4
IL transport
FREE OF CHARGE,
against the Company, all yclunieer crpanies, supp
Munitions Ct War. intended the dsleuce Of The scat
Commanding Ohcer will be required 70 furnish ihs Ear
Agent With erthcate showing the number a. men a
nsxe Of freight transported.
This prop siticn win not apply 70 dividaais hut "a
TO orgaoiza1 companies.
msyk BP&a =. ". COLE q
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Soufhxens. Hear your Counsry Call Yea
soa Irons hear yoaf County csii youf
Upi lest re thsn death besai you
70 sfmll to arnsl 70 arms 10 Dize!
Lol all the beAoon.1res are lighted,
Les all hssrss be ro. enissd
70 arnsl To ermsi 70 ernst 10 rssisi
Adyanee she Gag Of Nxel
Ear riss,s lsba vsss s.As sar ia s.sn I-l.s-
znd NV oc ale ssr pIxiel
Tosrnsl To arnsl
= and CONQUER psaos fas Dfxisi
2oafrnsf To sRnsl
And conquer peace :or D!1isI
Hear The EOrlhsra shanss.s nu.:srl
Northern dags In the Sonfl Wind hrtlsr
send tAsa back ; so MI s s ass.nss. gE
staupupon TIE accurSd aiisncel
FL To armsi &c. 81 Re-
a. kE AdFanss The Gag Of D.zi.s ct.
3 Fear daagerl shuano labor!
Lift up rife, pike and ssb'ei
Shoulder pressing cid Sc to shoulder,
Let the odds make each heart boIder!
To srmsl
Advance the flag of Dizisi etc.
How the South sgreat heart rsjoices,
At your csnnons RIGGING voices;
To arms etc
Fer faith betrayed an pied es broken,
Wrongs inhibited, in Nils spoken;
TOarmsis
Advance the Gag OF Dixie, &c.
Strong IS lions, swift as eagles,
Back to their kennels hunt these besgssl
To srns etc.
Cut the unequal bonds asuuderl se-
Let them then each other Dlurderl
To arms etc
advance the Gag Of Dixie, etc.
Swear upon your Country's siSr,
Never to submit 1aIter;
To arms etc.
Till the spoilers are de Gated.
p I'LL the Lords work is eompleted -
= - Toamss etc
Advsnce the Gag OF Dixie! etc.
Halt not, till our Federation
Secures among Ear'h's Powers It's statiopf
To arml etc.,
Then at peace, and cowred with gIory
Heai your chi liren tell the story!
To arms ! etc
Advance the Gag Of Dixiei exc.
II the loved ones weep n sadness,
Victory socn shall bring them glzdness;
To armsl etc.
Exutsnt Pride soon hansh sorrow:
Smiles chase tears away tomorrow
To armsl etc.
b. e.. Il 49,
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VOur Rags.

CENpTHEM IN now want them now, and will pay you
three cent? cash for thtm The South wants paPerwe
want RAGS to make We day snd night and wall Sunday
too if necessary, if get the rags
mAyI5-tTaR VS. HHITEMAN.
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A var OF EXPERIMENTATION.
LILLE AND CHATTANOOGA A..
&A2R@
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

R
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFrzR
WEDNESDAY. Way Iss, 1891,
nj Ssnssf rsslns On hsSsshvnis ana cs..,,,o-.
GOING Hast.
Leave hashvills At $50 N ana %Hp~
An'e a. CeatsanoOsA 600 u and i.9sAM
COMING WEST.
Leave Ohats1noogz at 6:lS A q ana 7.oopu
Arrive 81 Nashville a. 3i5 4 nd 7:spAa
NHB Trai,s leav ibg Nashville At so II c.,,.,,.
race via saelbyville Branch, a. Fullaho,a .;s ~
Vile and Manchester Railroad ana At Dech-1a zen w..
and AlahamI Rzilrrad "'sA VIM =
rns Trains leaving NashviTlea At 3f5PM ,o,,.-,, "A
race Win sneloysble Branch, A. sysn,o1 In ssSl
Charleston Railroas, and at Cbaitauoog, -;,h -.
Geo, snd Western and Atlantic Rail-, =. S' -en'
Ihro1gh Tickets &c the folosing DO nts a A zr,..
ed can be hed At all hours, application % - s,E.t
At 0f6ee, a. DeiOt: - -'sN''
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Estray inDickson COunty.

TI1KEE by &c Devore in Hickman couoty Tenn lltA
District The ID Of April, lC6l, yellow gray FLY
Year, u haDds inch high, r2ht hind foot white
up pas joint, small rehsS1 hind
foot skinned By gear. Il. DEAN, Ranger,
ray3w3t Hickman county
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LIST OF she Dead ana injured /.
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MACHINERY PROM HARPER FERRY.-Most of the
machinery from Harperis Ferry has arrived in this
city under the charge of accomplished mschinists,
who will proceed at once to put il in working Or
der. in this place.
With this machinery old Virginia viii be enabled
to tern out as fine muskets and rifles as any that
are to be had in this country or Europe Richmond
DisDntch
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n ply Il MS oHce.
may3-H
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Is only about three years DID, ard formerly be-
ween Louisville and Memphis. She was purchased
oy the Viczsburg Packet Company about yrsr
SINCE, and under The command Of Can't. James Lee,
careful aud efficient officer, has become very pop
ular in the trade. she blew cut drumhead some
little time since, by which accident one life
lost The necessary repairs we're made under the
personal supervision of Inspector McCord, who pro-
bounced it more safe thar ever We understand that
The portion of the drumhead exploded only
about one-sixtsenh Of an inch thick, which, iftrue
he builder should alone be held responsible for the
fearful loss OF life that his criminal ntgigence has
caused
Many heart-stirring incidents connected with this
sad calamity, have come TO our knowledge, but we
have not space TO pint them this morning.
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AMPLE SUPPLY OF PEovRIoxs.-The Montgomery
correspondent of the Columbus Sun says:
In an interview with the Commissary Generals
Department, learn the government is amply sup
piled with provisions at every point. and that large
offerings are being made, and that there is no dan
ger of short allowance from the stoppsge of sup
p les from the Ohio.
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HOLNAN'S ARMORY!
Cheaths.m Rifle

Attention CheathE-m Rifles,
IL those met slresdy csnnectsd with any oeher MI
~ the ethyl and willing tn under The fellow inS
Officers, respectf y requested 70 meet HoimAn's
No. 50 Cherry street, At ~ oelOck 10 aixht: = R.
Captain, Wn T. Cheatham LIST Lisatenant Jarass Rvs
Lieutenant. 3. Clara I'd Li~utenznt, T. 9. Paterso
Minor Smith Ensgn- Come one, conssll.
spleO Il
LARGE arrival Of superior Corn Meal and Chc9 Fe,
~ received per Ida May and for sale ~
1ps5-d BENZ sHIELDs z
FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN SACt'
EATE will keep land sapply Of Sacks mann
w By \ B. Read, Of Smyrna and are prepared to
ders FOR Flour Sacks printed IN any desired ssys.
Killers and Shippers will Do we'll e call
spEi-dlm ARMsTEAD q
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ENR0A date until farther nsoe the War
Clause sill be inherited In all Open Pooss issued the
Tennessee Marine Fire Insurance Company and the Nash
Vile Commercial Insar4oce Company.
A. W. BUrLPR,
secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire Tnsursn eco.
JaMESRALKER
Secretary Commercial InsHr shce Company
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The following Is Gen. PnLow's order directing
the seizure Of boats and cargoes belonging g es-
zens Of Northern States 81
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Among those who were the victims, were Mr.
James Petty, the first, and Byron Qlim, the second
clerk of the boat. Both gentlemen we're well-known
this community, and in every relstion of life
we're esteemed as high-toned gentlemen. Their
sudden ard untimely death will cast gloom over
the entire community. We we're unacquainted with
any others Of the unfortunstes whose lives were
,acrifced.
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CharIe.ton Harbor sim open.

COMMANDING 7. a. OF lei
JSo. G. BUEcH, ABIDE Camp. -sa.
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FOX mAJUH-E ENEHANs
We are authorised " =. KERoHEVAL. q Lin
colin county candidate for MsorGerea Of the Third Dvi
Of Tennessee Militia, composed Of the counties Of Wsrsa
Cannon Coffee Van Barren Frank n, ncon Giles, Bedford
Marshall Marry, Ruh. rord Williamson, hickman Hard
Wayne, and Lawrence Election Saturday June 8, 49,
may5-iEwd
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Nowhere can the ndusti a'mer such immedls
Sues for upon prairie coils, they being
ros Of deep, ca lOa the fertility Of which znsurP
By any tbs globe.
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nsy4W4tpr ssses3'
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 aud sixty
millions a year, three-fourths Of the io,"l
amount Of exports of the United States she
has supported the commercial and manuiac-
turing interests of the whole world she
has defrayed two-thirds of the annual eX-
penses of the Government, She has done all
this but it is not necessary for her own eX-
stence, comfort or happiness that she should
continue to do so. She can and ought to
live within hersef-E5preSs.
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 firc-eaters
have not been exporting cotton solely for the
benefit of other people for these many years.
If they have, their prodigal generosity ought
to be checked. They must not defray the ex-
penses 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 th0m, let the
blockade, SO beneficial to them, be will
drawn.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
SIMON CAMERoN, Sec'y Of War.

The REIGN OF TERROR IN MIssouRI.-At
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
windmU, that makes his bread by turning,
is the honored representative Of Shields in
whose hands have fed him. Another leech,
by the name Of Jennings specul0tes 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 PIcos -Ex-Senator Andreas Pico'
(Breckinridge,) native Californian, holding
military appointment under the State, has
written a letter, in which he says:
81 am for the Constitution and for the
Union entire; TO maintain which | would
cheerfully offer, as Il soldier, my sword, and
as citizen my fortune"
His brother, Pio Pico a Republican, also
writes saying:
81 approve the energetic measures adopted
10y the Government, for the preservation at
all costs, of the Constitution andU Mon entire.
All praise to the valiant aud to the patriotic
who labor to perpetuate both for the well
beng OF our posterity."
DECISION IN THE SUFFER- LAND CAsE.-Wt
find the following dispatch, from San Fran
cisco. in the Union of Tuesday:
Judge Hoffman to-day filed his opinion in
the case of the United States against John A.
Sutter The survey is rejected and IA new
survey ordered. Both Sacramento and Ma
rysville are to be included in the new survey
After reviewing the numerous circumstance.
that have contributed to render the case
more than ordinarily difficult to arrive at a
satisfactory ueclslOij Judge IlOIlnun says.
81 am fully aware of the force of the Oh
lection which may be urged against the con-
clusion to which have come. The most that
can be said is that that conclusion is perhaps
less Objectionable than any other. Its cor
rectness bears mainly on the answers to be
given to the following questions: Is the set
tlement of New Helv veti. to be treated as a
location by Sutter of ct least portion of his
grant to which any subsequent location by
consequence must he subordinate? Is the
location so made properly restricted to the
line, the boundaries of which were run by
Vioget, and delineated by dotted lines on the
map B. p. L., or ought it to include all the
land between the American river and the par
alel of latitude drawn on the map mention.
ed in the grant? Should the lands shown to
be inundated at certain periods of high water
be excluded from the tract? Should the va
rious sub-grants by Sutter be deemed to have
operated as locations by him Of the tracts
conveyed, and should they now be successive>
ly included in the survey in the order of their
dates until the whole quantity is obtained
] have put the points on which this decision
chiefly turns in this form in order that the
attention of the Supreme Court may be more
directly drawn to them"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
WAR DEpARTMENT.
WAsuINGToN Nav %. 1861

ASIlNOIoN, May u, Ioul.
Dear Sir-By reference to General Orders
No. 10 of the War Department, appended, Il
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 perccive
that all regimental officers of those yolun-
teers. from Colonels down to Second Lieuten
ants, inclusive, are appointed by the Cover
nors of States
Having thus confded to you the appoint
meut 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
Ist To commission no one Of doubtful
morals or patriotism, and not of sound health.
2d. TO appoint no one to lieutenancy,
second or first, who has passed the aye of
twenty-five years. or to Il captaincy over
thirty years, and to appoint no field officers,
Major, Lieutenant, or Colonel, unless 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-five
years
This Department feels assured it will not
be deemed offensive to your EXcelency to
add this general counsel: that the higher the
moral character and general intelligence of
the officers so appointed, the greater the cfli
cheney of the troops and the resulting glory
to their respective States.
am, sir, respectfully,
SINn\ g. ANEpnN Spo'v pf War
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

The FLAG AT WILLOW SPRINGs-At the
Willow Springs Hill, on the Placerville road ,
on the morning of June 8, 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

AMIABLE.-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, ii you would give him chance 10
run
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

STRANGE INcoNsIsTENoY.-The Butte Coun-
ty Breckinrdgers assembled in County Con
yention, 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 y
Politiaianer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

ETHAN ALLEN.-The Jackson Ledger says
the identical uniform worn by Colonel Ethan
Allen during the Revolutionary War can be
seen at the Union Hotel in that place.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Spring Stock Of Goods
AT
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.

IJNHE UNDERSIGNED haze in store fresh stock
4 of the following goods
20 eco lbs Almonds, Walnuts, Chesnuts, &C., &c
5000 Cooking Prunes;
5000 " New Figs;
1900 " Fresh Chile Peaches;
1000 " Dried Cherries;
600 " New Citron;
1000 " Assorted Candies;
800 " Liquorice and Sugar Sand;
1000 Fresh China Dates;
$50 Shelled Almonds and Seedless Rasins {;
300 boxes Layer Raisius-whole, hlf and or rs !;
100 doz. Jelies and Jams-n glass and Tins;
100 " Oystcrs-Assorted brands;
100 :" Pie Fruits-in Glass and Tins
100 " Green Corn, Peas and Tomatoes;
400 Fresh Apples, Peaches and Strawbr's; ;
80 Preserves aud Pine Apple;
SO " Pure Honey and assorted Fruits;
so " Roast Chicken and Turkey
80 " CLANS and Lobster;
25 Preserved Ginger Il Worcester Sauce;
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
Also
All Kinds of Fireworks.
For sale in lots to suit, at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
by McQUINN & CO.,
iune2 No. % street, Marysvillc.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

New PosrMAsTER. - George d. Dornin,
telegrapher at San Juan, has received a COM
mission as Postmaster, vice John A. Seely,
whose term has expired.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

HADD 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

TEnAMA STATE DELEGATEs.-N. Merrill w
NJ Lowe, A. G.. Toomes C. f. Fisher. NJ.
Wadsworth, j. G. Doll and S. M. Bishop, are
the delegates chosen from Tehama to the
Fourth of July State Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

CLoAKs AND MANTLEs.-By referring to en-
advertisement in another column 1T VIII We
seen that Mr.. Dongherty, OF Sacramento, has
opened a cloak and mantle store Tor lew
days at No. 45 ID street next door to Ann
strong's shoe store. As the ladies are already
aware that Mr.. Dongherty manufactures the
most fashionab 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 popIln''
linens, etc, etc.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

HORACE SMITH was admitted to bail at Au-
burn, on Monday, by E. II. Vandecar, Judge
OF the Court of Sessions, in the sum Of $lO,-
600. b. G. Allen, E. NJ, Hall, ]. f Hale and
J. Q. jackson W ere his bondsmer-
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
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE II.

TnE RIFLES New ARMoRY.-The Marys-
vile Rifles dedicated their new Armory, on
First street, between ID and High on Satur-
day evening. A goodly number of invited
guests joined the officers and members in
liberal draughts of the best champagne and
patriotic speeches. toasts, songs and CONVEX
sation were the order of the evening to a late
hour Messrs Eeardan, Goodwin, DeLong
Jewett and others made brief responses to
loud and urgent calls. and their sound, un-
conditional Union sentiments were npplaudcd
to the echo. Capt. Thcall, by his courteous
and genial hospitality, made the company
feel entirely at home, and the affair was, in
every way, an exceeding pleasant one.
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

Col William T. Walace has been nom-
mated as Republican candidate for Delegate
to Congress from Washington Territory.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Attention, Pioneers

ABOUT TO GO TnRoUGu TIE MILL.-lhe
Flour of Cbivalry.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

FAMILIAR NAMES In the list of delegates
from San Francisco TO the Secession State
Convention, which met yesterday at Sacra-
mento, we notice the names Of the following
devoted Union men B. +. Washington, Il.
Aug Thompson, Calhoun Benham, Solomon
Heydenfeldt, Geo Penn johnson, O. c. Hall,
and John II. Wise Qlenry AS nephew)
Austin T. Smith would have been a delegate,
but he recently went to his home in Virginia.
From Sacramento, Judge Bolts, Major Gillis
and I. A. Talbert are among the Union pa
trots.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

School Marm-"Tommy, what does be IL
c-h spell?"
Tommy-"Don't know ma'am..
School Marm-"Wh hat. you little numb
skull, are you sitting on ?"
Tommy, Cooking sheepisly,)-"l-dont-
like to-tell"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12

REASON FOR AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS.
--Confederate State Treason.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
MARRIED..

In this city, June 11th, by Rev. VIM }; MaSay'
Mr.. s. Moody, of the Western Hotel, to Miss JuIa
NJ Fitch.
The above announcement was accompanied with a
supply Of sparkling IIcidsick, which those in and
about the Democrat office drank to the future happi-
ness of the newly married pair.