Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-24

For Surveyor,
u. A. WILLIAMS.
For Coroner,
Z. HAMILTON:
For Assembymen,
J. II. IAssTER, p. DURNIN, H. LOGAN.
For Supervisor (Third District)
GEORGE MAY.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
HON. CHARLES +. DELONG viii address the
people of Yuba county the following places in adj
vocacy Of the Union Democratic County ticket.
Long Bar. ar....................sa Saturday, August "a
Hansonyile ................M Monday, August 26
Strawberry Valley. .............T Tuesday, August21
Eegleville e............. Wednesday, August 25
Camptonvile e.......,.......- .,Thursday August ~
Oregon Hill ...-..............Fri Friday, August 80
Marysvle (Western House corner). Tuesday, Sep. 3
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OFF FOR TIE WARs-Captain Calloways
Company, last evening, elected the following
officers: Captain, W. p. Galloway; First
Lieutenant il. NJ. Benson; Second Lieuten-
ant, Il. s. Barrett; Orderly Sergeant. Chas.
A. Katz They will make faithful officers. -
The company is now full and they start this
morning for San Francisco, TO lie mustered in
Hos c. Z. DE LONG, Of YuIa, has, sny'
the Union, accepted the invitation TO deliver
the annual address before the State Agricul-
turDl Society at its coming Fair.
APPOINTMENTS Henry Haight has been
commissioned Notary Public for San Fran
cisco
The Governor has commissioned Thomas
n Cazneau Superintendent of Immigration
for the Port of san Francisco.
CAVALRY COMPANY We learn that Judge
Singer of this city. who was formerly con
nected with the United States army, proposes
to raise a company of cavalry for the Culifor
MIA regimunt required by the Government.
A SWORD FOR GEN SIGEL.-The Union men
Of st. Louis have lately prepared an elegant
sword as a present to Gen. Oate ColoneD
Sigel Of the Missouri volunteer forces. The
General has relative, Col Albert Sigel, OF
Newark N. j., who is getting up a German
Rifle regiment in that place. 1t has already
cen accepted by the Government
DEATH OF A CALIFORNIAN IN New YoRK-
Shortly after the arrival of the California
steamer Northern Light at New York on the
Michael Welsh, who had been sick for seve-
raj days, expired in his birth. Welsh was
formerly miner miner in Nevada, Califor
MIA and had accumulated n considerable
property On his person was found $3.50,
which was placed in the hands of the Public
Administrator. The body Of the deceased
was placed in the receiving vault at
Greenwood, He formerly lived in Jersey
City, where he left son or years old.
DUNBAR's ARCADE ( Our friend j. W. Dun
bar opens his "Arcadr, in Ellis building, op-
posite the Western House, Second street,
this evening. Dunbar knows how to keep a
saloon, or hotel, either, for be has done
both successfully before now. He sabes good
liquors and understands how to set a nice
lunch.
in the field, is John K. Mcconnell, of Nevada.
He is lawyer and always was a politician
Of the Calhoun school. His election would
be a dreful calamity to the State. For
tunately his case is hopeless one; neverthe
less il is our duty to warn the people against
even remote danger. If Governor, Nc
Connell would he to California what Cover
nor jackson has been to Missouri McCon-
nell has said something to the following eff
feet: This Is my position; as Kentucky
goes, SO shall go and Kentucky will short
ly he out of the Union" # Governor. he
would doubtless try to commit California to
his REASONABLE purposes, for his advisers. it
Is well known, would be the most desperate
men in the State Then would be lighted the
fires of civil war in our midst aud chaos in
stead Of peace, would reign. From SO terri
BILE a calamity may Heaven defend Us. -lSan
Francisco Herald
SILVER IN TIE COAST RANGE.-The Red
Bluff Independent has been shown by Mr..
Henley a specimen Of silver ore found by