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10 The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press says indescribable consterna-
ton has spread through Virginia because of the
arrival at the Capital of Gen. Jim Lane and
Capt. Montgomery of Kansas. They have with
them nearly two hundred of the desperadoes of
the civil wara of that Territory. They are to
act as an independent corps Of scouts for dan.
gerous and forlorn service
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: Instructions to Collector of Cu.toms

LOUISVILLE, KY, May s.-The Surveyor If
Customs has been instructed to prevent shin.
mentss OF arms, munitions of war, and proyisid,
so the Seeded Estates, including Tennessee n
Carolina, and Arkansas, and to intercent snoh
Shipments passing by or going through Lon..
r.;lI Q 80 bouis-
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reign of terror and anarchy. Our country FIRST,
last, and all the time. Our Government is the
home of the oppressed of all nations and the
hope of freedom throughout the world. Its
preservation is worthy Of any sacrifice If to
preserve it, it is necessary to shed rivers of blood
we ought not to hesitate. Traitors and con
spirators must be struck down, even if they be
of orr own household.
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WASHINGTON, Nav 9.-Ufficial adviees from
Pensacola sly the ships amply supplied with
everything for six months, and the fort in excel.
lent condition and cannot be taken by any force
now there
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EtF-It is gratifying that the noble old frigate,
Constitution, is now safe from all the malice Of
traitors. 1t was with great difficulty that she
was got over Annapolis bar. The rebels were
determined to get her, and her crew of twenty
FIVE men and officers remained at their quarters,
with shotted guns. for four days and nights.
She arrived at New York on Saturday, bringing
one hundred and fifty-one midshipmen from the
Naval School at Annapolis.
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SEcEssIoNIsT TAXES THE OArH-LATssa
SrYLE.-Some twenty five conductors, engineers
and other Railroad men, led By Jack Smith of
the z. and X. X. having heard that Mr.. Gait,
carpenter in tile q. G. a. car shop ind,,ted
his secession feelings by saving thar he .honpd
not n member o. the Cleveland Grays would 4v,r
return TO tell the tale, called on tht ee,,ep,s,,
with Tag and rope loope a Ia h,ngu.au and
win most oapous looks and due soiennity ad-
mnIstered to him the following oath:
You do soleinnly swear, upon your bended
knees, with your hands upon the emblem ofthi,
nation, and the batter OF death around your meek
that you viii protect the fag Of our Union and
Constitution forever, SO help you God.a
Alter che oath was administered thew shooL
hands with the new convert, gave him three
cheers and departed. They did not put the rope
On, as Nj. Gait assured them he was all r,rht
and his offensive remark WAS made only in a 10.
cOse way
This kind certainly are not stale likes
Cleveland Plaindealer.
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eH- The Richmond Exchange saws of North

az The Richmond Exchange says of North
ern mem" Once satisfy them that there is no
money to be gotten by invading the South, and
no power on earth can lash and kick them south
of Mason and Dixon's line" They are already
satisfied of Southern poverty and meanness, yet
they are going by thousands and thousands over
the line in order to satisfy such caIumniators
as the editor of the Exchange Of their mistake.
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tS The Massachusetts men have Just finished
for themselves nice bathing place OF one of the
creeks running into the Potomac. The marble
baths built for the use of the Senate are INSULT.
cient to meet the wants Of all quartered in the
Capitol
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scw.rd,s opinion.

NEW YoRK, May s.-A gentleman of this
city, bearer of dispatches to Washington, re-
ports his conversation with Secretary Seward.
He told Mr.. Seward Of the determined feeling
in New York to sustain the Government, and en-
ergetic action was expected of the Government.
Mr.. Seward replied that the people should not
be disappointed, and thought they would be well
satisfied with what would take place in very
few days.
4 his gentleman also had conversation with
Brig. General Blair, who gave him the pro-
gramme of the Government, and thinks 1t will
be effective in quelling the disturbance. Troops
will probably be sent to New Orleans Mr..
Blair thinks the war will be short, spirited and
energetic.
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SECESSION CoSsoLArIoS.-The Secession pa.
pers are entertaining their intelligent headers
with ct cries Of the disanection among the Nor
thern volunteers. The New Orleans papers re.
port that the Seventh Regiment of New York
refuses to invade the South. One Baltimore
paper told how the dying Massachusetts, volun.
/ ere at that place repented ta.t they had inya.
ded their Southern brethren-the brethren
aforesaid being those ~ho had just beaten them
~ death.
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CORRECT VIKw.-A gentleman writing as a
business letter from Centreville, expresses the
following very just views of our present compli-
cation:
In the present exigency there can be but two
stand points, EVERY man must be for us or
against us, every man must be patriot or
traitor. And whileI with my whole soul depre-
cate the sad necessity Of bearing arms against
the people Of any part Of our country, / feel it
my duty to sustain the Government to the last
extremity, let the blow fall on whom it may.
That is it exactly. 1t was very hard for the
people of the Colonies to war against the mother
country-it was very hard for David to make
war upon his much beloved but very unworthy
son Absalom, young man very little better
than the secession traitors. 1t is hard for to
nut down the shareholders rebellion, but if We
do not put it down, it will put us down. Every
thing we hold sacred is at stake-our dearest
rights-our glorious government-our existence
az q nation. To hesitate between our love for
traitoroas kindred and for cur country is to SYM
pathise with treason and tacitly consent to
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KcntuckY.

WASHINGTON, May The Third Regiment
from kentu, ky has otfered its services, and will
form part OF the regular brigade, to be com
manded 10y Mai. A. de,son.
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Anderson IcadsKen,url,

WASHINGTON, Nay 7,-Msjor Anderson has
'h's evening with the consent al tie Pre- ld.nt
accepted the command OF the Kentucky Brigade
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/ FORTRESS MoSRoE--'Ihis pare is called a
"ior,ress, The other defensive works CON
m."dins The hafbors of the country are 81 lied
iofts. The latter are simply defensive works
Win accommodations for only their working ana
active force. while fortress isa stronghold mr..
Ranged Tor the accommodation and pro,eetion or
= lafse garrison, and whence they may issue for
onrnsive as wei! as defensive operations. Mon.
roe is Tue only fortress in the country
PkAoE IN ST.. LouIs--The Democrat saws thar
tue display OF Missouri Military forces nv Gov
jackson at his grand District Eneamnmrnt Vas
80 meagre, IN comparison with the United St,tea
forces, that peace is Insured in st Louis-if,he
eoyernor should conclude Ia send all the forces
OF the State 10 ST Loais, the Democrat ssys Ia,
where. sS
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MLwAUKrE. Nay 8-1he First Regiment Of
Wirconsin, Col Starkcveatrer commanding, was
reviewed by Gov. Randall to-day.
RLius King Minister to Rome, who has chosen
IN STAY At home and serve his country, has been
amounted Brigadier. General by the Government.
A. the review to day handsome flag was pre-.
sented the Regiment by the ladies' All passed
off with much satisfaction.
Maryland refuses TO call aConvcntion.
FREDRlcK, May 8. -Thc Legislature last even
ing voted unanimously against calling q Con-
vention.
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Iron Steamer PURCHASED.

TORONTO, MAY Q The iron steamer Peerless
has been purchased by the United States for war
pnrpoSes.
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q TAs .. l. AAs v.s displayed for sh, ar,,
oms, % The 4sh instant, from sAe Custom Hon..
q BaitimosS.
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EAsrHoUAKE.-Ths city Of Mendoza, in the
Argentine Republic, has been completely de-
stroyed BY an earthquake. A heap of ruins
Aow marks the spot where but . few days before
$1,000 thriving city Of $4,000 souls The
streets being narrow aud the houses high, and
the people unused TO such terrible visita,ions,
I'll were overwhelmed in sudden destruction.
Inc aspect presented BY the city after the fret
snock vas terrific. Hoarss subtsrauean thun.
ders desisned the air, animals Of all kinos
rushed franticaliy through tho open spaces
no"hng' the earth opened and vomted foods Of
water, while. 70 crown al, flames burst forth
from ths ruins and consumed the dead .ha 4.
Ing and the wounded.
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The Rev. Ar. Bennett, Of Lockport, think
every rebel should be raped On the head un'
he cries Z" I see he Mirty Jour stars IN the Cons
la'ion Of 6beTtyi"
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At Gan bIers Gu'Ch Rocky NJ, urtains Aprl fth, 1871
ALExANDEH sTiWAHT, OF Jererson county, l0Il .
he Est ear Of his aye
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DIED

In Pleasant Grove Township, on Sunday, May 9TH
Justice "es fail Mr. JOSkTBAS JANSHGs and Siiss Cas-
LINE SHrhTs.
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A New star.

New Star.
N0syGoNERY. May IA salute was fred this
morning rejoicing att etenth star of the Con-
stellation.
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AFFAIRS IN Missouri According to the Cen
raj Christian Advocate, st. Louis; Methodist
Ministers are subjected to great many annoy
ances in Missouri They are threatened with tar
and feathers, ridden on rails and ia other ways
driven from their appointments. The Aethodists
at Jefferson City, the Capital, have been COM
PEELED to meet for worship under the protection
of their own fire arms. In April last Rev. z. S.
Weller and most OF the Methodists of Jefferson
City were served With the following notice:
Head Quarters Of the
Vigilance Committee
Jefferson City, No,
Anril O Al
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Sir,-Inasmuch as
Abraham Lincoln President of the Northern,
Confederacy, has declared war against the South.
ern Ststes; We rave organized and formed our
selves into body rs q Vigilance Committee"
Tor the purpose OF mAintaing our rights, and Dc
lending our homes from any and all oppression,
come from what source it may; and insomuch ms
10Y are known to be a sympathiser with Lin
coin lwhcse sole purpose is 70 dishonor anu
Tsmpe upon The rights and dignity Of the Southj
AN enemy toSshe institutions OR State; an inlrle,
70 TACT; Nov therefore You are hereby ordered
and COMMANDED to kaye this County within TEN
DAYS from the date OF this ysur timely warning,
or "ksAAIs AZ TOT PHIL
A, X, b.
President Of the jeff CITY
"vigiispcs Committee"
0oeretarv
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eB A Military Company has been organized at
Alton, called the Union Guards, S. R,guet, edi-
tor of the Reveile, Captain. 1t is composed of
young and active men, is drilled thoroughly and
will soon be ready for service
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''The Commonwealth of Virginia will, after
the eonsummation of the Union contemplated
in this Convention, and her adoption OF the con-
stitution for permanent government of the
said Confederate States and she shall become a
member of said Confederacy under said perma
nent Constitution, If The same occur, turn over to
said Confederate States all the public property,
naval stores, munitions of war, &C., she may
then be in possession of, acquired from the q.
States, on the same terms and in Ike manner as
the other States OF sail Confederacy have done
In like casesn
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81 vas in hopes there would be no fighting in
your country, but | suppose the Southernefs are
like the little Irish tailor, 'gettin' blue for the
want of battin'" and ] hope to the Lord they'll
ctit.-[ Boston Traveller
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-18
San ,franrisfu advertisements.
RETSEEY EEATEEs CCEsE
AND
.NotOTpaahic Institution !!
CORNER OF STOCKTON PACIFIC SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Formerly located in Sacramento

YNAs the frst and is the only iIydropath'c Gs'ao an
W shmrnt in California, that com'nneS "Il t,,e
varied treatments Of Eastern water Cures IN
BARLOW j. SMITH s the only man conan'uhs /"
Water on the Pacific coast, who has h3d 'le a
vantage and received the degree Of NJ y. from the
New York Uydropathic College We adopt ana tracn
the theory and practice of that school keader'i you
have been suffering from any chronic trouble ana
have bee treated for weeks, months and years WIN
drug medicines, and not satisfied with ue result
and desire to consult more rational system you iu"y
rely upon it Dr. Smith is the best bydropathc a"lor
ity in the state. We invite you to call and have your
case examined. 1t will cost you nothing we give
five weeks board and treatment for $lW, u pau IN
advance. Oar price is s25 per week ii pad WeehP'
We give n Free Lecture every Friday evening" on
subjects pertaining to health ana hYgenc treane''
We depend for not in advertising, hut IN cur-
ing our patents being liberal Win ana inaN'hG i
pleasant hom. for them, ard striving to let none 20
away dissatisfied.
If you are suffering from chills and fever or from
the effects Of the same, con cure you
Rheumatism we seldom fail to cure, besides we 'eac'
you how to keep free from II.
Dyspepsia. Constipation, Piles, and the cary Stages
Of Lung diseases, easily give way ana are rcsdHy
cured under proper Iydroypsh hic treatment. weak
and nervous females suifrn from any deran2ernent
peculiar to woman are kindly treated ana away 5
benefit at oar home and listituton.
~ Circulars sent on application, free oil postage
oc2-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-18
Probate Court, Yuba County.

In the matter of the Estate of Robert Heroer'' ~
ceased. uI
ON reading and filing the petition OF deVf IRober.
~ ler the administrator of the estate oil oNI NJ bis
Herbert deceased setting forth that he has state
final account of his administration upon ouse. sa Of
the estate for admnstratton up to date have peea
paid and that portion of said estate renaS renS dstr.
DIVIDED among the heirs, and praying lor ltaresed s in
button 1t is ordered that all persons I n' no and
the estate of said Robert Herbert, deceaseu OF
appear before the Probate Court of me oon ,s on
Yuba at the court house in the city OF 'hsn and
the fifth day of July at 10 o'clock A. ,,s,ribution
there to show cause why order OF als'' .a among
should not be made of the residue of said estate
the heirs of the said Robert Herbert, deceaseu' ''
ing to law. u, ,ts order he
puished for four successive weeks before the s'
day of July, 1861 in the National Democrs,, s,,vsville,
paper printed and published in the city Oh ""''
county of Yuba. ,1NnIEY
June 6, 1861. CHARLES - ~ cnunty.
iune7 law4w Probate Judge, iuo" -
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-18
SNSfssaIOnSs
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, |

STATE OF CALIFORNIA;,
COUNTY or YrDA, IS.
nISTCICT COURT, Tenth Judicial District The
y People of the State of California, to George NJ
Franklin greeting: You are hereby required to appear
in an action commenced against you Defendant by
SUI Franklin Plai tin, In the District Court of the
Tenth judicial District in and for the County of Iuba
State Of California, and answer the complaint therein
(Which is on file with the Clerk Of said CounyO with
in ten days after service upon you of this summons,
Exclusive Of the day of seryice,) If serTed in sad
County Of Yuba, twenty days it ser5et out OF SAID
County, hut the Tenth Judci District OF the state
of California forty days if served out OF sam DIS,
tric but within the State; or Judgment by default WIZ
be taken against you according to the prayer OF the
said complaint The said action is brought to obtain
decree of said Court dssOlving the bonds oil mat
rimony existing between YOU the said defeadant anu
Plaintiff together with such other AMI further rellei "
the premises, to said Court may seem right anu
proper; ana if You fail to the said complaint
the said Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the rehe'
deman ed therein. o.,
..... Given under y hand and The Seal oil saiU
seal Court, this l9th day of April A D. ls6l
'....' WM. L. 0NEALE,
Ck Of the District Court in and for the Co. of Yuba'
ma2I sod By NJ. D. DoBBlSs, Dep. Clk.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-18
Or. Gzapi,ap's yl1eGiral Cards.
DIR. l.. j. GA \ A 5
Private Medical s Surgical Institute

Private Medical s Surgical Institute,
sacramento street, below Montgomery.
fopnosite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s oihce'I
tOFF SAN FRANCISCO
Established in 1854. for tie Pe1H'd'seHt o"te ueS
Drtgdts AMI chronic discusses, an" JoF "'e sup
PTSStSI PTTsN = ~ AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN l.. >.
u tZirlEA AZ, Vi. D., late in the lduhsar II ian
Revolutionary WAR Chief Physician to the 20ln reg
t,,ant Of Uonv.ds Chief SGrgeon TO the Military
jJospta of Pesh, Hungary, late Lecturer on diseases
of Women and Children and Honorary Mtmoer "i the W
pbilndnfnhin Coege of Medicine. w particular
attention paid to the treatment Of diseases pecuar 10
Woman and Children -f&S
Office Ilours-From ). NJ. III y p M.
Communica tions strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Permanent cure guaranteed or no pay
Consultations, by letter or otherwise, Tree
Address Or. l.. J. CZAPKAY San Francisco.
ru,S THE AFFEEGTEEI.-Dr l.. j. Gap
Inv returns his sincere thanks to to his numer-
oe ratents for their patronage and would take THIS
onporunity remind them that he continues 10 con-
suit at his Institute for the cure OF all lornS ol
D.spases-such rs syphilis, Gonorrh~a, nocturhhl
emissions and ali the consequences OF Se'l,anGse III
the first stages OF syphiitc or EcnorrhFal diseases
he guarantees cure i'll few days, WITHOUT n'c"h-
ycncnce to the patient or hlndrahce TO ms pus'icss'
Wh.n a patient, by neglect p'nrOper treatm' ut,
has developed the secondary symptoms OF syph'ilS'
sucb as bubues or painful swenps on the gfolns' or
ulcers in the throat and nose, which, Il not cnecktu'
de stroy the soft parts and cause the bones to mor'y'
separate and away, ieaNing tht suHerer an up-
cct hlrous to behold or when blotchcS ana phplts
break out on the skin, when he has painful swell
ngs upon the bones or when mis- constitution Is MUIR
ed so rs to predispose to consumpti"n or other con-
sttutionnl disease, the Doctor guarantees cure or
asks no compensation
In rheumatism, chronic or acute; in dysentery or
dnrrla,a he has safe and enectual remedies. For the
treatment of the consequences OF sell abuse, such as
nocturnal emissions, nervousness, tmldhy, 'tche'
mains in the back aud limbs, with general ca 'ueSsr
los. OF appetite, loss of mcu orN injury to he SlG't
retessness confusion of ideas, dislike for society ana
feeling of weariuess oflife with the nervous sNslem
So excable that slight noises shock or starte tn pa
tirpt ma ing his existence miserable For the above
nolades the Doctor will guarantee cure or ask no
compensation He can lie consulted free OF charge
and invites all to call, ii will cost then notmhg
"mI nav bc much TO their advantage. 0ilice hours
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-18
Drugs, Oils, Paints, Patent Medicines
Perfumery Dental and Surgical
Instruments, Brewers & Soda
Material, Druggists Glass
YYnre. Etc. Itc..

With n complete assortment Of all goods kept In a
w.ll supplied Wholesale Drug Store, which we pnrch-
ase invariably Of the best qualities, and at the lowest
cash rates in the Atlantic States, England, France
and Germany.
Our arran gernents are such as to have our goods
arrive here by anost very clipper ship, aso by each
steamer per express all such goO as are the nest IL
arle to injury from a long voyage, thereby enabl
ing US 20 keep stock fresh and fun.
Our experience in the Drug Trade in California
since 1870 may be sufficient guarantee that all orders
sent to us will he executed favorable rms II,
not more so, than the qnaltty Of goods can he
obtained on the Pacific Coast, and with promptnoss
and dispatch and careful packing we trust not only to
give satisfaction, but to offer Inducements well worthy
of purchasers.
sacramento, being the greet center and distributing
point foi al Northern Caiorna, holds out induce
lnent IN Itself to Merchants in the interior to visit II
its advantages are uneq allied by any other city on
the Pacific
We have perfected arrangements with the Manufac-
urcrs great many articles in our line, such rs VI
cohoI Turpcutne Coal OIL, Kerosene, Lard on, Liu-
seed OH, White Lead, Varnshes Brushes of all kinds,
Plast Paris, Marble Duet, Surgical and Dental In
strumcnts etc, giving facilities Tor supplying the
trade that no other house POSSESSES upon the c"ast
with increased facilities are now selling much
lower than usual and feel confident that House in
California can offer gr ater Inducements than nur-
selves in either price quality IA personal eNamlna-
ton Of our stock is respectfully solicited. Orders by
Mail, Express or otherwise, will receive the most
uromt and careful attention.
R II McD0N AID g. CO.