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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

fun Social lloaRoR An paij}r wuuan.
Little sotp aad much perfume Plenty o..
i.veiry aul "a lack Of STRINGS and buUo.,-.
silk. aAd aces, and tatlcr.J under cluthc-
Diamond rings and soued c,IHr T.a.a .a-
aAi Gy"D@ oti battered cap lil .il
stockings and shabby boots. Wlp j. sro,
seen her? II you are person Of c.u-. j..
enter her dre -irg-.3u-u Make your vHN
over ta" carpet through Mi--Hct,J slippers.
rpieiS, 5clt-l.aH'is, IaiH-riu-, pic'uria'-.
n,aalines, + .aao prints ani unpaid b..'.,
aHd look SHjuiy round fora .ir that j. -aU
c.audy free trom dusl to -.t down up.u
Lenk at the dia4Y muslin Window cutai:..
the questionable ted-qui.t and illov-. SOS
tie oHt tleaaue Of everything that voar cyr|
falls upon. Open tue closet door. a.U
soc Tie pile Of dresses, an w.u'jua
The stitch iu time hel.vl I-li-He1 ll-
on their pe-s see the tanl b..as without
covers and all the horrible praptarualM of
a hay, vpid, i4aeieira, vacant ilea.e-- f.-
% .e ".u'ro-ur, Who Nii, ,f c,uI-e. le
y"a-a oat Of a tevy Of pract..el rooI
common soHs g.lls lya'me mtu who rrii..
u..if ON lis kuoNI,dsc OF WoHIsu,' a~
his " he.rmoet i0r li.e ] use tl- vor)
'."eu-lU-iy' a.tis t.E; 'or even la the
ee, vt q prison h3@e seen Hg.'ch.l females
d
brighton oaj beauitv the u.re walls vi,b
s."e rude oo'arI leut iasnl h"1.a.
t..e.u'ily woman is tne exception nos Jae
m.l". #oa.d wo e'HH " tie e.al. d d..
au'.3J !--a.-l la,ag i...
a Ea. Au sflr "A recent number oftbe
.lnai.s.r .e''s tHsi % l..V attempt at #e,ial
nuvrHon has lately le.u ma1e in Frau,a.
it." inventor. NJ. \tlt WIp bcl .nus to the
deIaum.ut Of engineers u,s constructed -
ta.Io.u OF rn.y thirty English feet u
@.g.h, moved uY q -maHslea! u-iue, q lib
IS uaa'a3 vaFa.y. au& rri-h.l with -;a-
li.- pa".a bei1re aa.l tclial the Boom
"D. under tbn aa 'ine lhe uAe.tbr am.us
weighs aaaut sissy Ea.H5p pounds, I.-~t..m
engine composing nearly fau.ta oi lh.
".-'t iais aHiaI slip .a- a.. r..i and
l.e came o. ...h, and is cal ed indeed
IF Fi"y Fill, fl name gj',H il bY The irv,a.
TOM from les perfect tIl-ru.i lame. l,a a Gu't,ltu,
which czhji's bis whole ststm J- ash
that {. b moves 10 the tight or Icf5 lv ui.aus
Of lis tail, the flying d-A l. prt IN the slu.I
direction tya radier, which, relatively 20 /
the size of the balloon, is Of % size equal 10 |
the tail ofH Il ID ot tilc same rrnpouiuns-
with the least possible effort the helm thus
placed at The eNtr,mi'y Of the aerial Ship
iatcrsit il to make carve, and oou=equeu v /
to direct ITSELF Ia THE s1ihe wy ID is ID :
form of IL fish 1it.a tothe balloon, which ,
Offers the smallest resistance ia direction OIL
the moy,0,ut; the rerpHIicalar section 10
th ID di 'ctj"n being Icss than in ou.umy
ial'o.us. How fir the "Uopuiu" vi' an.
s"er .he expectations Of IT'S inventor remains
'c he t' ted iy experience.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

HE papers in Alabama now and then give
.utterance to their discomfort at the preeat
state of affairs in the c. S. a. Both The Tus-
Sum6ia North Albanian and the Tuscnloo-a
Monltor denounce the Congress vigorously
lor refusing to submit its measures and ap
Po,htments to the people for approval. The
2elma o1 Weekly Issue raises the cry, "Let the
Border States 60"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
From san g7.ano;sco.

SAN fraNu-@' April D.
The new steamer Nevada will commence
dtiiy trips between this city oul >.eramea.o
April 10Th, leaving Sacramento at z A. 49,,
and san Franeseoat O'clock r. II.
Nore, LAors=. -Goagh. the great Temper
ance orator, mads these rynarLs, ia a recent
speech Of his.
1T was told ne in England that il was
necessary for . lady who wished to travel
tnou4h Europe, TO be aI0oy, ageouranied
Is a 4ea'l,mon, o protect hen tpom ali rud,-
ness and even artui i1-4!t told them
.hat here. 10 the UDi.ed s'ales, e l,.ly could
travel fum Maine to Louisiana, aul be- irea,-
cd With the sreaje@t ro'ieue-s Now, ladies
huve frequently noticed. jaal vre1-,-.,-
c!a!ly in pubiic assemble---some of you
wee offered seats, which us matter OF e5ar.
te+y You ShoHd occupy, ia-,eal Of po,i NY
saying 4 thank you, s.r, for yo.r kindness.
you have dloppr'i into the vacant seat, with
apparently an oBen5.d ar, as much d. tos,>.
Ioa iuPa9s'd pafpy 5oor NOW, #Ht-,
fhe next lime il gentleman of Is YOU "a sent,
j.. vou i'll only put ca enc of your prettie-'
Smiles. aud say, I thank You. sir G.a,ud
upon ii. a man can stand al. night, and never
know L has aay leqSF
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

In Georgia come Of the journals hegin to
have strong suspicions that the disnnion
movement is but plot on the pa.t OF D'n.-
crafts o perpetuate th~irP power The Amsi-
can Union, m old Why paper, cites varlou7
proofs Of this
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
Li-t e Articles Manufactured at
MLN- NEE NNAM,-


ACRL0ULTU3GL WORKS.
IT, paCN9 HGA"tR or HARVESTER. WHICH is 1y
fer superior to any Imported machine, .y, i..-t
rgem.u 90 Sacramento tu ID s, aud in l-,s.
This n8cllue i. b1tn light ANA durable.
TUE CALIFORNIA co EINED REAPER And
NDN 8 which cuts siN Zee. ia ~i 'ta, aud Is he best
machine eu fr.s Coast TAis 4eeDae tool, Oh First
P-euiurl al tc grra; ;rij lIs. season, at &kdLd,
ty.r clever. ot..er machines.
HIuEn> pArENr FQut NNG SORE" Hot9E
FJHt --Posse-se, great aFaut' over any
ot1.r Power u uaa. .eao b. HcI ca' 'uHjaI Ter HT.s
aI a'oo, Of work utuy oa.e hy Horse Powers,
c.u. ~. gasliy REP l.sei, aud at litt expense.
IgeLtsT N>Ht AbCAet pAIEEI SOWING TA-
tfI>E-rh- l. t.tru. 5..i Suw,r ever .at-aiel
uatc.a Dc e,oud,. .i.0u Tor soriego -laiu, on
ah qt..t e- otsoi, 'nf iu an ai'is d. f.H.r' il
Can u. ci.I..t. slit. Lls 10 -p.. t- 4i .at' F.
t-o.G Gl.ss l.perac.a. .t1.Iaf f.r.. s. quantity ii
N.et, oat.. i.ref,. "r '"y -.h.r @ ".H' ..aa
l"a oat+t. Tle cut- Il slides aie SO H.4.nas ta'
10 clo,tus ON Il d,a.,. 81 i.th may br soun n.
INr VIZ tt.I down il '5.t-; iaH tat.n 4HSt
PHENflNa at c,ery -il,e .ul Comfy tor where
I. ..r. e. 3
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

LIBRARY REroRr-The monthly report Of
H. ii, Bishop, Librarian Of the sacramento
library Association, presented on Monday,
Is as follows: Whole numbero of books drawn
tl2-cassiGed as follows: Romance, 4tj;
travels 81; biography, 50; history. IS, sci
ai' 91ee' 70 poetry, IS; religion l6; miseelmuy,
essays, 2G ; bound periodicals, 6 /: total,
- lhe aggregate number of books bor-
-oNeu from the Library was greater than
'uul'lS ,; any other month since the Associa-
ti tion was organized. am pleased to report
unaI 'he Association may now be considered
upon permanent basis-the monthly re-
eeiPIs exceeding the expenses thus ensnring
oie speedy payment of the old debt. Thirty
SIX volumes have been added to the Library
ny purchase, and two volumes by donation
,i hnomas 3, Brooks previous TO his decease,
I;t49ested his family to present to the Asso-
I,atoh tlne steel plate likeness Of the Hon
I4dWard Everett; accordingly, the engraving,
ne 1meaIly framed, hangs in the reading room
{, 4 ne Association is indebted to Hon. Milton
% :: Latham for volume twelve of " EXplora-
'ioos and Surveys for II route from the Mis-
,SSippl river to the Pacific Ocean" and for
Che report of a. S. Mordecai, Military Com,
missioner to Europe
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

TIE eagular Dispatch from Washington, Of
March l7th, has the following:
1t is said on good authority, that Messrs
Crawford and Forsvtn the Commissioner
from ihe southern Congress entertain the
strongest hopes Of preserving the peaceful re-
latious between the Two Govcrnments Ih,re
is 90 doubt but that their diplomacy i. iu-
dicous Governor Rom1ne, one of the Con.
fed4rate States Commissioners, triegrnphs
from Wilmington that he will lie in wash
ington 10 morrow, and that he was detained
by indisposion.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

ArFMGs Ar MONTGOMERY ~ 'IIE new CaN~
rpEnAcr-Ihc y. O. Dla's special carres-
pendent writes as follows from Montgomery.
under date OF the 9th inst:
The quiet which rcirns over The land al
this time is regarded here ly many as ths
calm before the storm. Clouds. maszi G and
poueutious, seems to be etthtIicZ over he
destiny Of our new nation. No -nauth
ocean, nor gentle aud tanning breeze invites
our untriel bark on theunkloWu seas oar
capacity to govern ourseiyos-lo guide uud
rule our own ship, it seems, must be proved
amid the teuors of the storm.
The position AMI tne i.t-a,iul-o oC t.-a tWo
nations are now Erown to the world. and
they are so autaguHi-lic in character thb
should both remain tcW, war, Win ali iDs
attendant evils viii soon be n,ou Us. There
will tc no hacaiu" down on the pan. OF ,ut
South She ha. bat one path to pursue, and
though that path lead to war, yet She will
Iursae it, The hin and determined cuUu-
tenauce Of our President gives every as-ut-
ance Of this fact. In his la .ds we shah at
least preserve the honor oi jhg nation
stream Of applicants are pouring in up-
on the Secretary Of the War Drnattu ut ,oT
appointments in the army, and Cine -ccre-
tary says no harder duty could be assigned
him than to count the applicants. Cvi Lock-
ridge, of Texas, is here, and VII. likely ob-
tain commission in one cl the uew rcg.
ments. Austin Eastman, Of your city, tbc
grandson of General Morgan, is also here,
and will doubtless obtain a Geutenau1s ape
pointment Mrs jeff Davis left It's yeatyr-
day, for the purpose ot bringing her children
to this city Lam informed !hat at last the
President has obtainel suitable house for
himself and family. The building is a neat
one, yet not quite equal to the Presidential
mansion at Washington. Quite large num-
Der of ladies, residents Of this county, called
a few days ago on the Presidents wife, and
zhe opinion is general here that a more re-
fined and pleasing lady could not be found
TO do the honors Of the White House at Mont
gomory.
The members Of Congress get along very
hamonously, hat the lover Of = ic,oes ~
would like the ni-scr question reopcncd on
the floor of this Congressional llull.
Congress is almost perp,taa.y in secret
session. Its time is employed in amending
the old Constitution. in framing neW tariff,
and in organizing The army and navy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
a.. sizes Of taa Hetcaum Combined
Eea.-s,r.
On laal,ana for 8. ..s cheap for cash.

AFLtao 6iT.rsat make & I'.ra-n.ts which frire-
sent To ,hi. ADVERT soutt aye man tctHr, only boy
tua parties above nuueI, aai ituul ahead Of all other
makers.
EXTRAS otoNie 9i3.reat make Of N1c4a,e5, cat
be- h9f oH si9it notice.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03


Tur election of Mr.. Forman (ts Boundary
Commissioner who has ever been a sound,
consistent ard unwavering Democrat, viii
nroye highly acccpUb.e to the Democracy OF
this state, as well as to all who admire hon
csty of life and purpose and uAdeuiable "bi'-
ity-S + Heraa.
This brings to recollection q conservation
on the night Of his election a sid, " eH
that is the first triumph Of the Breckenridge
ers this season. Why" said b, is For
man that stripe?" Certainly" said A..
abe is a sece,sionst9 d" lie las be,a SO quiet
on the subject" said 3 "that don't kno"
how he stands on that point; but how came
the Repul licaus 90 vote for bin, If he Is
secessiouist?' Well" ehimed in O.. he
is against coercion, and that is where all the
secessionists are" An, said B., " then be
is with Lncoln's Administration, and that
accounts for the Republican vote tor him.
Sue. Bee.
The following it,m, are rrom the Shasta
Argus:
ATTEMPTED SuicmG-Ou Monday morning
last, at Wraycrvillc, Judge NI.iDr formerly
County judge Of Trinity, aud weIl and ia-
vorabiy known by many Of our citizens, at
TEMPTED TO commit suicide by shooting iiu-
sal The ball entered just below The lro
nipple and lodged inside. lie had been de-
pressed in spirits for some time previous TO
the attempt. At last accounts he was still
alive.
SrGuJE BY LIGHTNING. On Sunday cye-
ming last a team belonging to Mr.. Gossett Of
Red Bluff, was struck 10y lightning hotwcou
the Canyon House and the Foar M,le House,
on tie lower road loading 70 5aas,'. L. was
a two horse team Both Of the animals were
killed, and part of the 'ood consumed The
driver son If the ovosr, bad Ills l-i, a.m
shocked.
KILLED rY rur INp,>Ns "A gentleman Ivy
the name of FulwilIcr, an Oil and respected
citizen Of Wcayeryie, Trinity county, was
killed last sunday 10y the iuiiau. Oh tht i.aY
Fork OF TGu,ty, and three 81 the panty ac-
companymg the deceased were madt rrj.Hu-
ers A company Of citizens Of WaNlNHe
e'artod out on Monday las, to ta,ir as-.st-
ance.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
77ajlv 4lational 1lGmOfrat


To,sTs, AND SO FORTH -lhe City Guard Of
eoa francisco celebrated their seventh anni-
rersarv on Thursday, and had Oig time OF
:. We select the following from the toasts
oiyen on the occasion.
The Union of the States;
"Esto perpetual
,,o,,, oonntry Grst-our glory and our PRIDE
Land of GUS hopes land Where our lalhers died'
iTo, i,u in the right; wen keep thy honor bright;
Hvhen hen in the wrong, we'll die to set it right
rba President of the United States:
"Bc just and fear not.'
Tho State of California:
.Uand Of the Vest beneath the Heaven
1bere's not fairer, lovelier cline,
Nor one to which was ever given
destiny more high sublime"
1iont Gen. Winfield Scott: Whose orders
,ot,re the battle have proven the true his
tory of the hg1t' c....1
Our Flag:
,no, ,l,is our firm resolve our fast decree,
Ci'n Frst. our last best title to be free;
w. u acme discussions or in foreign wars,
n,ath TO the traitors to the stripes and stars"
Governor Downey: "Honest John "
The Press >:
.sWhose vantage ground is mind,
Language is the scepter of control,
It's chariot wheels are thoughts that roll
And leave track of hight behind.
lang may it live to bless the world,
A priceless heritage to man
4 champion ever in the van,
With freedoms banner wide un,Urcd.
Major Anderson
"Wbo con,prehends his trust, and, to the same,
Kcens faithful with a singlencss Of ain.'
The Uniformed Militia of Cnljforni,: Like
her native oaks, though nothing is done for
hon, they thrive.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
mans Lini11ont
IE. DOWl8E, Druggist,

AID ". F. s7. POLLARD, Ascent, p - ,
.eztt3 he Western l.a-e, I1 sg.l5. t-tl Hu5
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
>. .4,6. 3 4 10 and ~ Horse Genuine
Et;tfss Naghiues,

Hi bar cf B-.sp''s Mt .ss uaprov-moutsin the Slice
anna p .vot ClluIcr, 20 ram wIii Ret ud Jays, the
safue. 81. tns Genuine NusstU urae c, Machines Tire
small Machines IN ali respects Tire same as the large
Mt.h.Hc ta Iu' with Gc1F, as The I'D ti- PITTS
Ihe above Machines ave made 40 Buffalo 3.
expressly + me Hut under nay direction. tbs mnke
uf Aia-l.t Hs no rival. .d has taken This year, u=
I.t.euing ..-iof llN>I PREMIUMS to wit:
tu- o late ran iu &tcruUcut1. over the Gsss-.i
IL I.Ga, Wisconsin. Illinois. H.DAf gan,
Ke.tlc.s Virginia, Maryland
1t has not h4~a placed on T. Lsiroulu any othersatc
No N4char genuine, except those made al B1dai7,
s.. y, and marked "J. A. piFta.H
{. ". Uus-eli's Ohio ThrasbinK Machine.
H-st rna teu i}or5 p wrr, manufactured al Mis-
-lt,n, expressly g. ID. uy order. vtA eN ras and all
complete,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

TN-AHg.-Wm. Wamell was arrested says
the Mirror, on Tueslry, and placed IN the
on charge Of insanity. The
clusc Of his mahdy ap.elrs to he d belief in
,msitM,-m. He is afraid Of bling c.rri,d
away bodily ly 'h- -i,ifs, and sought proc
teyiian of au otrser. vho conveyed 1iu TO
tnc lock up hi, d,-ca-D is Of n,i.l form.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

A TEUru-lf iann has a genuine. SIM
oore and hearty wish TO yet rid Of his liberty,
if he Is really bent on becoming shve ru-
thing can stop him. And the tIupt4uo- is
10 some Htu'es a very great one. Lhes'N il
often heavy burden ou "a uan II involves
that necessity for perpetual chuicc which is
the Kind of labor men always drcal In
common life we shjra it ty forung habits
which take the place of -cIt-de'etmiuati"n.
In politics. pI,ty ot-iuil tion styes Us the
pains Of much jhihAiu1 before deciding how
to cast vote In religious matters, thrle
are gralf uuHituA watching G3 l.rpetr-
atty, each rrapaat4dj-t ready With bis huo-
die ol tiuaiitics. which, having accepted. We
may to at peace, The more absolute ,he >ui-
mission demanded the stronger the trmpla-
Gon brcones to those who have been TOSSED
among doubts and conflicts.
so H. is, that in all T.. quiet bays which
indent the shores of thc great ocean oI
thought, at every sinking Hhatt we see moor
ed the hUlks and the races enslayed or half
ensmved inteiigcuces ihey rock peacetu"y
as children in their cradles on ihe suhlucJ
swell that coues tycbly in over the bar Gt the
harhor- mouth, slowly olu-tug with arnp-
ces, pulling at tacir iron cables az il they
really wanted to be tree, hu, better content
ed To- remain bound a- they are. For the @,
30 more the round, awaited hcrizou of the
open sea- the Joyous breeze olott the ft-row.
the foa, the sparkle that track the rushing
keel They have e-capsd the dangers ot the
wave, and lie still hcnc.forth, eycrnore
llappicst Of souls, If lctharGy is bliss aud
palsy the chief bettitude-0. " HolWes.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
Eao s1GeDcu 1as.t
OPP pC@g Z50 r. S'T = q HER
~ r-s157L an CE,

> = =
}iHlare aalrsrH every MONDAY, Wel. s.dsy
and Friday, a.s b. d.. for saor.n -nt1. connecting
',lrh th. .J.l. b. NGE.tf.r .-u francisco.
Pa.saua- aH i-.re saa Francisco .r Naryssllc
on ta, J.al "u-.t, CaFt "ln. r Bushnell, con-
..--,.u.at ste.s.e.t' sHa the Defiance. On Mon
1ars N-5ne..Hvs ana VGfats.
lI. I.a4..- ...s.a -tc aa.sat' for .-lIys7ll.s cn
Tuesdays. Iasr- Hss lI -.'c .ys.
E'are go @srrarse 90. 81 ~
- snH sraHct-t a. 60
raEGHT .a7 d. l.v4. oo nert tan.
f.d-.ny j F. ht-ri u agent
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
THOs. OGG SHAW
STEAM T4RAsaERs FOR 1861
+0-INCu CYLINDER

guo 4. plttA Genuine make, BuGa'o,N.A
ver1rt tI' or g % Fr-srLLs Iorr,vco'en.-
- lu Ga. e -HuI T.. a.-.. ',". h.
,eI u.tse a NtiIpr, b.tni ia r3atefa. sad "orAuan-
amp, as wei as hn'su, VITA
TWELVE Hog,E POWER STEAM ENGINE,
On TraeI.s and c.poh.r rf Thra.ttur va ou. day, al
least Three 7t9asdgG Soci .tgccie. vh. is more
t4u has ever iceA d3u- vy any ,aaeu.aei h te -ain
len Ga %. time.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03
TIIE CELEBRATED
Tho cge4t-stLiu:mcatia use!

~ --s 81 .ee1 a0ts s -9s
a.9s 81 -. g. q --- - - ..A-'.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-03

The attcad9a Of Country pcqlr-s 20 my stock IS so-
lcited.
An orders viii BE- promptly f.'al aud forwarded.
OIG Fellows Building, D street, q few doors below
the Post Once, Marys Vile.
ml5l $. G. YEEAFA5Es.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

NEW YosK, July 1.-The Times of to-
day, his letter from W H. Russell, deny
ing the report tha: his correspondence has
heen tempered with at the South
Chas. Hord. second IN ite of the ship Mar
shall of Providence. a prize at New Orle ms,
ARR, Cd here en- route for Maine. He reports
that after nine DAYS confinement the crews
were liberated. Numbering 900 la ali. and in.
ylied TO enter the rebel service. Some find
ing il impossible TO get food or escape. com
Piled. He reports 5000 or 5000 troops on
the line OF the Jackson Railroad. mostly
armed with shot guns. At Memphis there
were 1000. some uuarmed, and all in a
miserable state.
cable was strung across the Mississippi
al Randolph, to prevent ships from descend
ing.
By special order of Gen. Howell. dated
9th ult.. it appears he thinks that il is now
IN ,niiest that on account Of tho pressure on
the enemies' resources in the east, and tue
belhgerent attitude of Missouri, the enemy
will not find himself in position to make a
descent on the valley this summer.
correspondent of the Memphis Appeal
OF the 29th ult, saws Col. Hardee is to ope-
rate on the western bank of the Mississippi
in concert with the forces on this side
From the same il appears that the two mil
lion British loan is not vet consummited.
IL saws John Vernon has arrived at Rich
mond, direct from Europe, although he ID
not the bearer of official dispatches. he
brings the government intelligence OF highly
interesting character. He speaks hopefully
of the market being opened at the propeI
season for tobacco and cotton. &c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

AIfxASpRIA, July 1.-The bravery Of our
pickets his had n good effect. Not single
instance of tsmrering with the lines of oar
troops was repor ed this morning
The affairo OF vereriay took place at the
Junction Of the Ri>h nonl and Fsrf'r roads
about three and hail miles out the attack
ing force cons sted of fourteen cavalry who
eft their horse. some distance Oft aud tack.
Ell che sentinels stationed NJ the cross roads
The latter were assisted by two pickets on
the Fairfax road.
The rebels rstreped leaving Their de ID
comradc on the fed. also four curb me- and
thee revo,ver. Oar men only f.el four
me-. but with fatal effect.
The rebel killed by the Pennsylvania 9th
Regiments pickets. WAS Henry G II mes. a
well known cit zen Of Richmond he va,
orderly serge mt OF the Letcher Guards.
The Poe ,hontas sailel for N athias Poin,
this stsrn o., aud the PAvnee will follow
TIE UnIon meetng tonight was very
s3arsely attended owing u heavy rain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

LorIssILIE Juiy The Courier. OF this
morning. thinks the purpose Of raising troops
for the Government here - - attack the
State Guard and disbAnd il. and urges al
good citizens 70 connect themselves Nth the
Guard and place themselves in the service Of
the State. and be prepared 10 defend II IN a
legal manner. when called on by the proper
authorities. and strongly urges the filing up
Of al State eompaniss
Gsa. Bueknsr publishes letter 70 Gov.
Nsgofin reiterslng the former statement.
insi.ting that the intervie< with Gen NcCiel-
Ian vas necessarily Official. because personal.
Il asserts this position was conceded IN dis
patch from Gen. Mcclellan 70 the Governor
referring 70 an understanding ~ith General
Buckner and calling on Magofhn 70 prevent
the occupation Of Island No. /. Il admits
Gen Mcclellan made no stipulations on the
;art Of the General Government. but claims
be actions. a. an officer of the Government.
necessarily bind him within the limits Of the
agreement. The right Of Kentucky TO claim
the position she had assumed. was denied by
Gen Mcclellan. The agreement was 20 the
policy OF allowing Kentucky 10 execute the
laws IN her Own State