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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

The news received by the Pony, Which az
rived in Carson Valley on Friday evening,
will be found under the proper head Nc
collision had taken place between the force.
under Patterson and johnson. No mention
is made of them up to later date than
the 18th.
The news from Missouri shows that {, 0O0
men, engaged in the cause of treason, were
no match for the l 200 brave patriots under
the gallant Colonel Sigel Three hundred
rebels were slain in the battle, while but
eight of the loyalists fell. 1t was the most
brilliant engagement of which we have yet
heard, if the despatch gives true report.
General Lee has it is said, become sick of
the cause of the rebels, and, after quarrel
with Beauregard, has withdrawn from that
service, and gone among the Union men of
Western Virginia. If this report is true,
one thing is certain, and that is, that the
Confederates have lost their best military
man.
General Mcclellan was to give battle to
the rebels at Laurel Hill, Va on the llth.
Six million of dollars had been voted by
the House of Representatives for the pay
ment of the volunteers first called out.
How THE REPRBLICANs At THE EAST IGNORE
PARrY.-Some time since the Republican
State Central Committee of Vermont issued
a call for "Mass State Convention of the
Freemen of Vermont" for the purpose of
nominating State ticket At once the Bur
lington Free Press and majority of the Re-
publican journals Of the State, raised howl
that the language ofthe call was treacherous,
and calculated to transform their party into
Union party, into which others than Re
publicans might enter Organs friendly to
the Committee defended the call 10y urging
the impossibilty Of the Republicans proper
losing the control Of the Convention. Then
the call was acquiesced in, and delegates to
the "Mass Convention of Freemen" were
elected The Convention has been held
The Boston correspondent of the Alta Cali
fornia, under the head of vermont Politics, 1"
thus reports the proceedings Of the patriotic
concern:
"This sounchest of Republican States held
a Convention last week to select candidates
for State officers. The attendance was very
large. Frederick Holbrook, of Brattleboro
was nominated for Governor Levi Under
wood, of Burlington, for Lieut.. Governor
and John B. Page, of Rutland, for Treasurer
all Republicans There was consider able
discussion in the Convention as to the policy
of abandoning the Republican organization,
bat nothing was done that looks like neg
lcct to stand By tile guns Of tic partA"
And yet Republicans in this State have
the assurance to tell us that in the North ali
party lines have been obliteI ated Let
none be deceived. The Republican managers
are saturated with partizan malice and SCI
fshness, and will, wherever they have the
power, practice party tyranny and proscrip-
ton, without seruple or stint
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

UNION DEMOCRATIC CLUB.--Tho Democrats
of Oroville were to hold meeting last eve
ming for the purpose of organizing Union
Democratic Club. Shall we not have SINH
lar Club in Marysyille?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

REMAINS or MoMANus-It is announced in
the Bulletin, that an adjourned meeting o.
"The Friends of Ireland" who feel interested
in the translation Of the remains of the de-
ceased Irish patriot, Terrence Belew Nc
Manus, from San Francisco TO his native soil
Ireland, will be held in fuckers Musical
Hall, on Monday evening, the 22d day of Ju-
ly, 1861; at u o'clock, for the purpose of ta-
king the necessary steps for the foregoing
purpose, and to hear the report of the Com
miltce appointed at previous meeting.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

TIE Call says that Superintendent. Stevens
has appointed colored man door-keeper at
the Mint. Such is not the fact. a colored
man has been employed as porter in that es-
Enlistment VIII the Call make the cor
reetion, as its statement is calculated to do
injustice to Mr.. Stevens. IS. r. Times
Does the Times mean to insinuate that call
men" were not "created equal, )" including the
colored man in question: Would the Times
bow to the slave power by maintaining
that while a negro might be a porter, he
could not be a door-keeper? Is the Times
apologising for an apparent disregard of
color manifested by the Superintendent Of
the Mint?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

DAILY UNIoN.-We have received No / of
the Ell Dorado County Daily Union. 1t is a
handsome sheet, well filled with sound
Union Democratic doctrine, news, miscelle-
nv &c
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

INsANE.-At Sacramento, on Friday morn
ing, says the Bee, Deputy Sheriff Warden
Long found a man standing in front Of the
water works building, not in his right mind,
shaking with the cold, and holding in his
hand a watch, which he said he was to give
to Breen d Neary. lie gave his name as
John Young, and it was very apparent That
his alteration Of mind had been occasioned
10y too free use of intoxicating liquors. Ills
malady led him to beliye that some nine or
ten persons were digging a hole under his
feet in WEIGH to bury him. Long succeeded
in getting Young into the Police office, where
he was locked up for the time being. lie
has been taken in charge by his friends, and
will probably soon recover
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

DANGEROUS SPoRT.-On Wednesday last,
snys the Jacksonville (Oregon) Sentinel of the
l7th, Peter Anne, boy about fourteen years
old, while out hunting near his fathers farm,
about three miles from town, hearing a
strange noise behind him, looked around and
saw what proved to be panther, just in the
act of springng upon him. Peter stepped
back foot or two, took deliberate aim and
fired killing the varmint on the spot thus
saving, by his GOODNESS, not only his own life,
but a great deal to the farmers in that
neighborhood in the way of young stock.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

The County CONVENTIONAL O. Jackson,
r. Quin, c. McClosky, b. Flood and William
Jefferds, were last evening chosen Delegates,
from Timbuctoo TO the Union Democratic
County Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

HoMEsICK PAlNETTos,- Pony brings
the news that the First South Carolina Regi-
ment have got tired of the war and gone
home. They have RESUMED their sovereign
ty." State Rights will probably disband the
grand army of the Confederates about the
time Uncle Saml commences putting his
men ashore in the Gulf States.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

ABoLlTIoNIsTs AND TRAITORS EMBARRASSING
TIE GovERNMENr.-Gco IL. Cros4ette, writing
from the East to his paPer-the Butte Record
says;
The Administration is destined to expe
rience embarrassment in the management of
the war. A careful scrutiny of the movements
and intrigues of desperate politicians show
that there are two parties or factions, who
sympathize with the cause of the rebels. A
miserable faction of the late Breckinridge
party in the North, and the ultra Abolition
Republicans headed 10y Greely. The former
are disposed to permit the rebels to secede,
and will exert their influence to that end
The latter are not satisfied with the manner
in which the Government is conducting the
war, desiring the most furious onset and the
abolition of slavery wherever the army pro-
ceeds They cannot abide the slow but Ger
tain and safe policy of the gallant old veteran
now at the head of the army The Abo>
litionists abuse Lincoln, call Scott an old
traitor who has sold the Government to the
South, and will cheat the people out of the
victory they gained over slavery last year bv
the election Of the present Government
Each of these factions have a few members
in Congress, and. unless choked off, they will
do considerable blowing, to the embarrass-
ment Of the Government, the encouragement
of the rebels, and thus offer an inducement
or excuse for the Interference of England, by
the recognition of the Rebels government
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21
FOR SHERIFF.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT VIII you please announce my
name as candidate for the office of sheriff. subject
to the decision of the Union Democratic Convention
ISAAC NJ. ANDERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

CHECKS AND BALANCES The eX-Federal
orce-holders of Secession procliyities, who
still remain in this State, are in the habit of
getting up little meetings. in by-places, at
which resolutions are adopted, deprecating
the "eoereive policy of the Government"
and expressing great regard for the "checks
and balances of the Constitution" The ma
iority Of Buchanan's office holders latterly
had clear perception of the nature of
" checks" but Were somewhat obscure upon
the subject of balances"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

ZouAvE MEETING.-Those who think of
joining the Zouave Company will meet at the
City Hall on Monday evening at s o'clock,
for the purpose of completing the organiza
ton of the Company All persons who have
signed the list. and all who are desirous of
becoming members, are requested to attend.
REPUBLICANS on THE STuMP--The RepuDe
lican State Committee advertise that Thomas
Fitch, editor Of the San Francisco Times =
q (and they might have added Crypt Big
P.l-t-c-n) will address various people at va
Iious places, at times designated, The young
gentleman is to visit Marysville Tuesday
Sept 80. The Committee also announce ap.
pointments for Hon. T. G. Phelps and Hon
d. r. Ashley. They will speak in this city
August 22d.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

KHLED.-Join Greenwood, 4 half breed
Crow Indian, was killed at Holcombe Val
ley, San Demanding county, on the 9Th, in a
free fight, in which some six or seven persons
were wounded Some of our early settlers
will remember the shooting of gambler in
the old FL Dorado Saloon in this city, in 1850,
by half breed named Greenwood
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

THANKs-To all Express Companies, to
Randall g. Co, and s. G.. Williams, for fnvors
during the past week
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

SUIoiDE-G George Eastern, a German,
carpenter by trade, was discovered Thursday
afternoon, hanging by bis neck, from his
bed post, in his room at the Pacific House,
San Francisco He entered his room at one
o'clock and at three be was found dead. The
deceased was about fifty years ofage, and for
the last seventeen months had been employed
on board the bark Druid Depression OF
spirits it is supposed caused him to commit
suicide.
The Sacramento Bee, on behalf of the fe-
male portion of the Sacramento community,
particularly requests the street sprinklerS not
to take so much pains TO give the crossings
such perfect delugc Of water The sprink-
lers will probably suggest high-heeled shoes
and short skirts to the lovely suffer wers. y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21

How SINGULAR-Not a single National
Democratic" paper which last winter odvoca-
ted Pacific Republic, supports John Con-
ness for Governor The honest fellows can
not trust him The crawling sycophants of
G win and Scott, think him too vascillating
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21
FOR SHERIFF..

EnrftR DEMOCRAT Please announce the name oil
+. j. WELSH, a Candidate for the office of Sheriff.
subject TO the decision Of the Union Democratic Coun
ty Convention, and cbige
MANY VOTERS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-21
Democratic Nominations.

VI NuPH.
For Justice Of the Supreme Court
Il. c. WHITMAN. ...............S olano.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
GEORGE s. EVANS. ........ .Tuolumne
For Attorney General
GEORGE w. BOWIE. ..... Sacramento.
For State Treasurer,
J. 7. LANDRUM. ................S Shasta.
For State Comptroller,
JAMES e. huffman San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
J. j. GARDINER San Francisco.
For State Printer,
JOHN II. RIDGE. .....S San Francisco
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NOTICE il hereby given that by virtue
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NJ for snle at publ auction 10 tie highes'
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SATURDAY, Juno 22d, 1861,
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The wes' half of ---- part III W. south
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.
~ Office j. hereby given TINT 10 pursu
IN ance 81 an order Of srle msde by "a,
Court IL Common Peas 81 DUbois county.
Iadihna. at NJ last term thereof, !. the IN
nersixued. Administrator ~ The Estate ni
Christian Ds9p+. deceased. will sell az pub
Ne Suction on "Wednesday. the 26'i' day
June, 1861, on The premises. the following
R.al Estate of The ceccdeni, io-wis:
The south west quarter 0f the north easl
qusrler. and tie south esst quarter d The
north west quarter IN section Nm. one, Of
Township two, south & range ii1e w.s;.
containing 80 acres o. land IN said county,
subject 10 the widows interest therin. and
subject also 10 a mortagaga on said premi
res for $3.50 due % the State If Indiana,
witA iuterest.
Terms Of sale--one-ihird Of the purchase
money to be paid 10 cash. one-third IN Elk
months and one-third In twelve mo tbs froul
date Of sale. the purchaser giving he notes
Cor amounts OF two last named insiallinents
with approved freehold security. bearing
interest from date. and waving benefit oi
valuation and appraisement law-.
may "a. Az DANIEL JOCHlM, admr.
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ST. CECILIA CONCORDIA SOCIETY.
The regular meetings Of this Society arc
held the first Saturday ID every month, al
6i o'clock, v. M, AZ their hall in the Union
House. Weekly meetings for Instrumental
and vocal music are held subject 10 the d.
tcciion III the Musical Director.
JOS. SERMERSHETN, President.