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Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

SACRAMENTO, June 10.
4 The Pony Express arrived at Fort Church
sill this evening at o'clock, bringing adVlces
sfrom st. Louis to June 7th The following
lis from the Sacramento Union Extra
Sr. LOUIS, June 7.
/ The n. Y Herald says W. F. Washing
3ton, son of the late Col w. Washington, was
! 5captured in the late skirmish at Fairfax
sCourt House. Lieut.. Tompkns says alter
3the skirmish at Fairfax, three of his men
were missing, and three slightly wounded;
1 SIX persons were lost. lie thinks he killed
aand wounded thirty five rebels.
Emerson Etheridge has arrived at WASH
3ington and says East Tennessee VIII sho"
dlarge majority for the Union. west ie',
snessee is secession. Etheridge was Obliged
Z 50 leave to save his life.
4 NJ O. Ford, of New York, has gone to
dCairo, Illinois, to construct floating batteries
q No military movement has been made yet
4! from Fortress Monroe. Gen, Batter was not
93recalled to Maryland. AS soon as Genera
& Scott is ready en-. Butler will make move
ament towards Richmond in conjunction
b with Gen. Banks.
4 1t is said portion of Maryland, lying
aalong the river, between Indian Head and
Il Piney Point is tenanted by rabid Secession-
II lists, who are constantly sending supplies tc
y the enemy in Virginia Government has
9sent 900 men to look after them.
q Two companies of United States troops
e ssurprised the rebels at the town OF PhlIllppl
ava, on the morning Of June 4th, and TOOK
B forty horses, four wagons of provisions and
4 four hundred muskets.
n Col Kelly, a Federal officer was severely
U wounded. 1t was reported first that he was
Elkiled since that he is recovering.
"a All the points are now held hy Unlted
3 States forces in Virginia, and will be strongly
@guarded.
III No new movements will be made into the
n seeded States-for n week or ten days, unles'
II The enemy make an attack.
1t is reported that Beauregard is preparing
B to attack Alexandria.
81 jeff. Davis is at Richmond, and visteC
81 IIarpers Ferry last Monday, recounoitering
n Southern States are reported hard up fol
4 5money.
Il A. ii. Stephens urges the planters to sci
n heir cotton to the Confederate Government
y land take their bonds in payment
At last accounts United states vessels were
ablockading all the Southern ports, which
caused the rebels much uneasiness.
4 The death of Senator Douglas caused much
i grie.c all over the country. Every town paid
Prospect to his memory.
4 Douglas will be buried to day at Chicago
4 on the shore of the lake at Cottage Grove
b Nearly every town in Illinois sent a delega
8 ton to attend his funeral. 1t is reported
n that Judge Cation will be Douglas successor
ii Gen. Lyon, commander at St Louis, ha'
Hauthorzed The Home Guards to doe organized
y LltLroughout Missouri to defend Union men.
n Forces are concentrating at Cairo, Illinois
t.to 90 down the river when ordered.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

4 THE DAY FOR "MEDGATIoN' GoNE.-Our la
5test advices from your side, per Pony Ex
8press, are, | presume, to the l4th, although
sno date is given in the dispatch. The prop
sosilion before your Legislature, suggesting
;California as a mediator in the present ma
,tonal difficulties, and in favor of another
compromise Convention, creates "great
emile" in this, quarter of the word-it is SC
very far behind the times. The day of medi-
iation-short of any other basis than an un
conditional surrender of the rebels-is now
.irrevocably past, as is also, of course, that OF
If the mover of the proposition
in your Assembly could only step down for a
moment TO Fortress Monroe, to consult that
Breckinridge Democrat, Gen. Ben
Butler, he would soon be convinced of that
fact. But California doesn't stand alone in
this Quixotic movement. We have among Us
"a few old fogies, readers of the Express, who
at this very moment are employed in procur-
ing signatures to petition praying Congress,
,at its extra session, to call a National Con-
,yention to amend the Constitution, and effect
IA compromise of the differences of the two
ysecticns. Their success m procuring sigma
lures is not very hatterng.--N Y Cor S. r..
tBulietia.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

Work FOR THE UNION LADIES OF CALIFoR-E
Naive copy liat of hospital and 6eldI
supplies for the sick and wounded" prepared
by the celebrated DR.. Valentine Mott, of
New York, for our volunteers in the Mexican
lwar. AS a guide to to those who desire to
furnish something for our soldiery, it may be
iof use. Here is the inventory Of hospital ar
]licles:
l. Bandages-assortment and proportion-
1 lltte numbers of each variety required;
4 dozen, l inch wide, yard long
4 3 Dozen . inches wide, yards long.
4 Dozen y inches wide, yards long.
! dozen, 3 inches wide, 4 yards long
u dozen, 81 inches WIDE yards long.
u dozen, 4 inches wide, 6 yards long.
\ Q. Lint-scraped and ravelled in equal pro
1portons
4 3. Old linen and cotton cloth, without sell
3vedge or seams, for congresses.
d 4. Ring pads and cushiots.
4 5. Cotton batting and cotton wadding, fin
SiaX and sponges.
g. Red flannel in the piece.
4 7. Book binders boards for splnts, piece
i inches by 4 inches.
D. SHuulerS SILK LOT IlSaIures, wax pms
iand small pincushions.
8. Sewing needles, assorted in cases, liner
3rhread tape and scissors
10. Adhesive plaster, camel hair pencils
aoiled silk, oiled muslin, lndo rubber and gut
jta percha cloths in the piece.
A H. Wrapping paper
a u. Cotton shirts, drawers and slippers.
u. Sheets, 4 feet wide and feet long.
4 II. Bed sacks, feet wide aud feet long
A 10. Pillow sacks and towels.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

u DEATH OF GEN SAMUEL DosH.-Gen SamuC
5Dosh, prominent citizen Of Shasta county
"Wednesday last, aged thirty-four years Th
deceased had been resident of this Stat'
since 1919, and was ever prominent i'll The
'counsels of the Democratic party. lie wa
lat one time member of the State Senate, an;
WAS, in 1856, delegate to the Natona
democratic Convention at Cincinnati II,
was bold and able writer, and his pen neve
wrote di7loyal word. His death will b.
jlamented by all who knew him.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

A dispatch from Sacramento, of June 9
to the Call, contains the following in connec
ton with the proceedings of the Breckin
ridge Convention:
EX-Collecor Washington returned t
San Francisco to day, refusing to be candi
date on the platform agreed upon and adop
ted"
We are requested by Mr.. Washington t.
say that his leaving Sacramento had nothin!
whatever to do with the platform adopie'
BY the Convention. He left his proxy will
Il friend, and his refusal to become "a candi
date was determined by matters entirely of
private nature IS. r. Uerald.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

LADIES GooDs.-1Iaving received a larg
lot of Ladies Mantles from Sacramento, Mr.
Dougherty will continue the sale of thes
goods till Wednesday next. and to insure tn
sale Of the whole stock he has concluded t.
put the prices lower than ever. Now, La
dies, if you are not supplied call immediate
j. at his store, 45 d street. You can bu,
ct your own prices
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

port Of San Francisco the present year, iron
June lst. amounts to $l6,69O, 1888 OF. Th
falling off, as compared with the correspond
ing period last year, is about three and
half millions, nearly one-fourth.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
Information Wanted.

TNFORMATI0N Is WANTED of Peter McCreod,
Il formerly of Dairy, Ayershr, Scotland, by hi
brother James who has just arrived in San FroDcIs
from NJ elbourne, Australia When last hoard G
was in Marysville. iONi !"
Address L. p Fisher, Advertising Agent, San Fran
jGnel2-lw2p
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

FlNsr ToNAroEs.-We received, last eve
ming, from L. B. Aver ~ Co. of the City
Market, q box of fine, ripe, red totnat ocs, the
first Of the season. They will have them for
sale this morning, and all who go early
can get some Of them.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
House TO Let.

OFFER for rent my residence on Eighth stree,
Il between and G., (secOnd house west Of the'brdJ,
1t contains six rooms the first floor and five room
in the basement. The furniture will be rented vlu
the house if desired. There is good stab e. a wei
of water, and seventy five hearing fruit trees uno
the premises For terms apply at this Office, or Il
the undersigned. "
june1 3-tf NELSON WFsCoATr
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

RECORDERS CouRr-The only person who
paid his respects to the Recorder yesterday
was B. Allen, id. lie was fined So, to
60 tojnil till paid. Disliking the alternative,
he pungled th : kale
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
rIARYSVLLLE.
SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1861.

MARYsvILLE TowNsuIP Mass MEETrNu.-
The Union Mass Meeting, last evening, was
presided over by c. L. Thomas, Esq Geo A.
King, Secretary. The following delegates
were chosen to the State Convention Of July
4th: c. E. DeLong, c. B. Fowler, Harry
Leland. P. j. Welch, Luke O'Brien, Jake
Belrude, Harry Dougherty, Hugh Carr, j. T.
Campbell, J. A. Murray.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

SOMEBODY HAS TOLD THE TRUTH.-The EX
Ipress of yesterday, in speaking of the scar
acity of delegates at the late Secession Con
lyenion says:
"There were, however, some two hnndFe
,and Oty delegates in actual attendance"
Now when a resolution was offered to ad
journ over to July, there was prolonge'
lebate from which we quote the following:
"hIr Magruder of Yuba said he was i
flavor Of the resolution, because the State wa
mot fully represented. There should be 81
delegates in the Convention, but there wa
mot over one hundred and .ffty, and some O
Ithe most thoroughly Democratic countie
were unrepresented. Only few countie
5north of Yuha and Butte were represented
Sierra had but one representative; Shasti
lnone; Plumas and Tehama were each repre-
1sented by non resident; Mendocino, Hum
lboldt and Del Norte were not represented
ISiakiyou had but three representatives out oI
eleven; ard the same state of facts existed
in the southern counties"
From this it would appear that somebody
has told - truth. Who is it?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

MORE GnowLNG.-A Working Rcpubli
can SKIS the Times:
"Why did our irrepressible Republcn
friend, John Z. Zane, whom we know doe
not like Democrats. appoint such "A rantin,
Democrat as Dennis Hogan to position un
der him.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

New York paper says; Full evening
dress is white cravat." This is still more
airy than the Georgia summer costume, whicl
Is said to be a shirt collar and pair of spur'
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
Republican County Convention.

a This Convention met yesterday at the City
E Hall.
81 Fify-fve delegates presented their creden
1tials, and were admitted to seats on the floor
n The Convention was called to order by a
AJ. Snyder Chairman of the Republican Count,
4 Committee, and the following temporary of
Eifcers were chosen: Messrs. Snyder, Van
II iIercool, Cranes, King and Sargent were ap
Ej pointed to report permanent officers and or
Eiler of business. In pursuance Of their re
81 port the temporary officers were made per
a snanent.
\! The following Committee on resolutions
n was appointed: Mulford, Rowe, Crane
Fl Sargent and McGrew.
u After a recess Of ten minutes the Chairman
4 Jon Resolutions presented report which was
unanimously adopted.
/ S. & Mulford presented the following re
solution, which was unanimously adopted
1 Resolced, That r. p. Avery, the editor of the
1Appeal newspaper Is the choice of the Republi-
j cans of Yuba county for State Printer, and our
1deegates to the State Convention are hereby re-
"A
jtOr that position.
4 On motion, the Convention then proceeded
3to the nomination and election by ballot OF
Athirteen delegates to the Republican STATE
HConvention, which meets at Sacramento ol
81 the 18th inst. The follc wing delegates wer
III chosen:
81 +. F. Low, L. Cunningham, A. P. Spear
ElS. b. Mulford, |. N. Hudson, George Rowe
Fi e. A. Emmerson, w. NJ. Boyd, W. Carpenter
I5S. S. Atchson, DR.. ID. Rideout, l.. f. Gran
+ Hand J. c. Sargent.
n The delegates were, on motion, declare
II unanimously elected.
81 Five gentlemen from the city and four fror
Hthe country were chosen to act as the Count
HCentral Committee for the ensuing year, a
Efolows:
Fl II. J. Booth, w. Hartwell, Lewis Cunning
Hham, c. G. Bockius, Chas Coyilaud, L. I
ACrane J. c. Sargent, o. f. Redfeld and j n
EGroves
'Fl On motion, it was resolved that, in the alb
sence of any of the delegation from the Stat
HConventon, the remainder shall determin
'mhow the votes of the absentees shall b
Hgiven.
Fl The Convention then adjourned sine die.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

SOME people are eternally searching for
the motives of another's conduct, forgetting
that at least fifteen out of every twenty
things in this life are done without any mo-
tive at ALL
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

LAKE CouNry.-The new county of Lake
has been organized by the election of a full
set of officers. The county seat is located al
Lakeport, now called Forbestown.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

Ir is reported of a polite Boston deacon
that he was once heard to pray, 80 Lord, we
would not presume to dictate, but VIC would
suggest that a revival of religion is very
much needed
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

THERE will be preaching in German to-day
in the City Hall, at the usual hour by th'
Rev. WIN. Krug. Of San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

A VICIOUS horse kicked horse jockey, who
wished him in h-lL Better wish him
else" said a bystander cor he
may hit you again."
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
Mass Convention-..sutrer County.

Mass COnventiOn---Sutter County.
The Committee appointed by the Union Convention
TO call Mass Meeting of the Union men of Suite
County, have fixed upon Saturday, the goth inst a
the day, and Yuba City as the place for holding tn
same.
Let every man who is in favor Of law and order
not only in our own County, but throughout the ma
tion, be present and lend the influence of his pres
snce h this meeting.
Good speakers will be in attendance
FRANCIS IAMLIN, c-...
SUMNER PAINE, committee
iund3
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

REF. NOMINATIONS IN BUTTE Butt
Republicans have ground out the following
For Senator II. c. Gaskill
aAssemblymen, j. NJ. Cunard and DR.. Pratt
Sheriff, Russ. Johnson; County Judge, }. b
Barker; District Attorney, S. W. w. Coug
Ahey; Clerk, }. w. Gilkyson.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

WILLIAM, if you go out in the street II
|. whip you"
But, mother, if let you whip me nov
.may 20 out afterRmds"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

"Mr. Jones, have you got match ?"
eyes, match for the devil, there she i
linking dough" Jones left by the back door
pursued by u woman with n red head and ,
cistern pole.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
Committee Meeting.

The Yuba County Democratic Central Commltte
will meet in the City of MarysvilIe on Wednesday
June 10TH at 12 o'clock, NJ for the purpose Of ma
king necessary arrangements for hcdng Count
Convention to nominate County officers, to be sup
Iported at the ensuing election.
LORENZO HUBBARD
J.. q. CANNON,
II. Il. SIMPSON, Committee
j. NJ REESE,
j. P BROWN
LORENZO HUBBARD, Chairman.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
The Death of Senator Douglas.

A great calamity has befallen the Nation.
A man mighty among the mightiest has fall
en-. The great Defender Of popular rights
the unconquered rebel against all that savor-
ed of aristocratic tyranny-the great chosen
party leader of a million and "A quarter OF
his countrymen-the intellectual Giant ofth'
FAmercan Senate the Statesman, Chieftaif
and Patriot, STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS il
dead. lie lived TO SEQ the wisdom of hi
governmental opinions acknowledged by
those who had desperately resisted them
lived to sit in his place in the Senate, and sec
..all the then unorganized Territories OF the
Z United States organized in accordance with
his policy. The last efforts Of his life were
s for his country, and clearly showed that hi'
Jrotriotism could rise above his devotion tc
.Eparty. When party strife was high, he wa
"a bold and fearless leader Wheu the coun-
s'try was in danger, he divested himself of par
a spirit, completely, openly, and with pow
Ger. Let the nation weep for the great dead
esand do all honor to his memory.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

/ GENERAL SCoTT's PHYSICAL CoNDIrIoN-IIn
PLANS ADvANCING.-As many reports have
| been circulated in relation to the alleged
iprostrated physical condition of Gen. Win
/ field Scott, the Washington correspondent OF
the New York Evening Post writes that one
1of General Scott's most intimate personal
3friends, who is daily in his company, inform,
/ him that, saving an annoying and painful
swelling of the ankle, the illustrious old
1 3chief is in good physical condition, while hi,
spirits never flag. His patriotism is of the
5highest and truest type and apart from this,
his dislike for jeff. Davis who, with Pierce
iheaped unwonted indignities upon him. war
rants the belief that he will spare no pains
to effectually thwart the plans of that arch
traitor.
General Scott is daily advancing his plans
/ for the campaign. which, when finally and
fully developed, will reflect great credit upon
his military skill and experience and satisfy
lhe country He will move his troops in
large numbers and do certain and terrible
work, but not until things are ready.-St.
Louis Letter.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

FOURTH or July IN ORoyILLE.- Butt
Record gays the citizens of Orovile are ma
sking extensive arrangements for Gram
celebration on the coming anniversary o
sAmericau Independence. An Grafton vii
1be delivered by Mr.. A. II. Baldwin, Of Down
GieviIle, who, as an orator. stands second It
llnone in the State. And a poem will be de
shyered by Mr.. Garnham well known citi
.}}zen of that County. The services of tn
'sForbestown Brass Band have been secure
&for the OCCASION. A free Barbecue will b
shed at some convenient place near the town
ttand all are invited to be present. A build
..5ng will be erected in or near the town, larg
1and commodious, where ball will be give
Tin the evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16

Tnr Chareston papers say that all the
South Carolina soldiers not volunteering to
60 to Virginia are ordered to give up their
uniforms aud other aceoutrements. What
does il mean?
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
From tie appeal Er.rr.
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS
Dates to June 7.

Death OF Senator Douglas las-Movements
of TroOps-East Tennessee Loyai-
Capture of Rebel TrOOps-The SOUTH
ern Ports Under Strict Blockade, ETC
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
Attention MarYsYille Rifles.

Attend meeting for drill at your Armory o,
Monday evening, at o'clock. Every member is re
quired to be present promptly.
+. @. L0THRCP O. s
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
New advertisements.
Notice.

coupons for Interest Bonds of the Citv +
~ Marysville, due July 1st 1861, will be pad n
presentation at our Office or at the Bank of the Stat
of New YORK, New York.
junel5-td REYNOLDS RROs
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
Spring Stock Of Goods
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.


AT
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
TIME UNDERSIGNED have in store fresh stool
Il of the following goods
,2O, 900 lbs. Almonds Walnuts Chesnuts &C., &cl
iO,00O " Cooking Prunes
5000 New Figs;
1900 Fresh Chile Peaches;
1900 Dried Cherries;
1000 New Citron;
1000 Assorted Candes
500 Lquorice and Sugar Sand
1000 " Fresh China Dates;
SEQ Sheed Almonds and Seedless Raisins
3OO boxes Layer Raisus-whole, hlf and Or ks
100 doz. Jelles and Jams-in glass and Tins
100 " 0ysters-Assorted brands
100 " Pie Fruits-in Glass and Tins;
400 Green Corn Peas and Tomatoes
100 Fresh Apples, Peaches and Srawbr's
30 " Preserves aud Pine Apple;
SD Pure Honey and assorted Fruits;
so Roast Chicken and Turkey
30 CLAIMS and Lobster;
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, &c.
Also
All Kinds Of Fire Works.
For sale in lots to suit, at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES
BY McQUINN & CO.,
June2 NO. ~ street. Marysvlle
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
ca DEER,

EREsH NEWARK CIDER for sale by
IL Il. TEEGARDEN,
june15 Odd Fellows Building, Marysvi,Ie
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-16
For Sale.

STEvENs' PATENT HAY PRESSES, made wit
- improvements for 1861. HAwLEY 90 WV
junel3 Corner of AMI First streets
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-23
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aufOl9e ttgte man IN Stoptlpn bic 8eiurhtuno.
bag in per pcrbcQrbcnpen Nadt bic eortiae gNa
ppsarp %critirmt wrrreu ioGte. unb murpe pes6aIb
Der Wo9or ocu glew 9ort unb grUotlsn um
cine miIitariAe @elcbuns erlu6t. Die glatt
perlief icoo6 CANA rubjl.
- Sn |lsnpbis nil man ciue 32pfIncrer
9ntteris. tcitsbeno aus Is @e1tGbcn, erribten.
SOa @smrhie 8jhmonO 3uYorfpmmeu :?
9n Soma %beEnpen F6 10000 mebr @an,
ner ais 5rauenSimmer.
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nen ScSsIiiOne ? &OtarOen werpeu in Bottom an.
%sefsrttat. mr
= Die Nct6 rer @rmen fol in W~6llaodpbio
au6rOrOfnttit aroB iftr.
- Sn Nem . Orleans ioa unldnaf G5runo.
belts. Der uo6 ger turlcm auf 500 900 i'm 9Hertbe
gei&det murpe, fir $4,000 nit l2monanihen
GreOite = %oertluft wOrren irin.
Gin @eGanater ~Strfiaat iejuc 6fnter. Wabe
Sencel. Remaba 81, Raniae. wurOe Elm Monn
wc9en ansebltHen )ferpsDitbitabl5 pen einem
ggn&9erihtc perurtbeilt uno aufcefnlpft. Qls
or tUot III lein lbieu, i6nit man ibr as; er w,r
a6er niht t0rt. ~ionoern lsbtc wifcer auf uup bat
ttBt Disjeni8eu, DIE i'm gu t6ptsn beabibH1ten,
p%.rfla9t.
3n Nep gOrf murrf Der 5O.id6rise Deut
s. 6renuo me8sn Sramrit flung auf 3eitlrb,ns
tn's 3u6ttaue aGfbidt.
= 9u @sw 9Ort o%er9iitets f@ IN 8olae ae.
faaitIi&er unannebmIihfeiten Der o,utlde pola.
mtnttter Stinr. Qlttau5.
Sn PEN CrIsans crihp6 fit in cinem On.
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faue HOn @'eifssfrautbett Ter teutftc Ruler So.
bann @0Sner. = Ter 8aufnann u. gB. Smit9.
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6als al.
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= 9n Cincinnati tnt fh in 8ulae Der uotio.
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