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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-10
CREDITORS AND PER-

IN sons having claims against the Estate Of c. n,
CHURCH, Deceased, late Of Nevada County hereby
notified to exhibit the with the necessary vouchers
to Messrs Buckner Hill Attorneys for Administrative,
at their Office in Nevada City within ten mouths from the
date of this notice. the will be forever barred
Nevada Jan. 90, 1883. L. CHURCH, Administrative,
1T-4w Estate of c. NJ. Church deceased.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN creditors OfR. wYMAN BUTTERF1ELD deceased, and
an persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby REQUIRED 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months from the date of this notice
TO the undersigned his residence Moores Flat in Ne
vada county, or they will be forever barred.
FRANK p. Mckee. Administrator
Estate Of R. w. Butter6eId deceased.
Orleans Flat, Jan. 22d 1s5S=-17-4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

TALL MEN. -Byrne, famous Irish giant,
who died in London some years since, mea-
sured eight feet two inches. Cornelius Ma
grath, who died in the year 1890, measured
seven feet eight inches. Edward Malone,
another Irishinan, was seven feet eight inch
es, and was nearly equal in stature and size to
Daniel Cardanus, a Swedish giant. DR..
Chezelon, the famous anatomist, speaks of a
skeleton discovered in a Roman camp, nenr
st. Adams, England, which he judged to
be eight feet four inches. Goliath of Gath,
according to Bishop Cumberland, was eleven
feet high, and Maximilius the Emperor was
nine feet high.
Mons. Bihin, the Belgian giant, who was
exhibited in this city and elsewhere, few
years since. was eight feet four inches in
height, and finely proportional. When his
arms were extended horizontally, we could
stand erect under them, though very nearly
six feet high.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

WASHINGTON MATTERS. The following is
from the correspondence of. the New York
Times
The House committee on Foreign Affairs,
this morning, had discussion on the subject
of our relations with Great Britain, without,
however, any action being formally proposed
Messrs. Burlingame and Clay took high
ground in favor of giving the President sum
mary power to redress the outrages, but the
rest OF the Committee hung back.
The Senate resolved on Saturday to send in
the Yrissari treaty if fully ratified in Mica
ragua. The non completion of the ratifca-
ton there, causes disappointment and regret.
The short but sharp passage between Doug
las and Shields today, 1--WE have had moth
ing OF this in the regular dispatches, was a
Hash OF Shields cherished implacable' wrath
against the Illinois Senator. Shields is one
of those who called on the President the
other day to ascertain if the Union's tone
towards Douglas was authorized"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

The BRITISH OUTRAGEs.-The only British
outrage which Gen. Cass has thought wor-
thy of being made the subject of an official
representation 70 the British minister, so far
as Congress and the public are advised, is that
OF the Cortes. The witnesses asserted that
she had the American flag flying at her mast
head, and the American Consul says he gave
her papers, Per Contra, a correspondent of
the New York Herald writes from Kingston,
Jamaica, that the Cortes had been brouqht
there TO be tried as SlGUer, Tint no fag ao1s
flying az the time Of her capture, and that
there were no papers or other instruments on
board to indicate her nationality. Now here
is an important difference in regard to facts.
The New York EoeRing Post well says, Mr..
Blythe, our consul at Havana, is from the
State of Mississippi, and is evidently what
lawyers term "a willing witness" for the
slave traders. Should it turn out that the
Cortes had no flag flying, nor papers in hand,
the circumstance will go far to direct suspi-
cion to the source Of this extraordinary sensi-
tiyeDess about the inviolabiity Of our flag.
Meantime, our readers will do well to keep
their eyes upon those who wish to divert pub
lie attention from .Kanzss, upon those who
wish for an increase of the navy; upon
those who wish to strengthen the arms of the
President, with view to Interior designs on
Mexico and Central America upon those
who want contracts and lastly, upon those
who desire to commend themselves TO that
large and useful portion of our adopted citi.
zens, who believe that England is the natural
enemy of the human race Boston Bee and
Atlas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

Col. Forney of the Philadelphia Press, has
not taken his armor off, but thus boldly &C.
cepts the issue Of the Buchanan democracy
to make Lecomptonism test in the current
campaign in Pennsylvania:
- 1t the administration partizans would
act like rational beings, they would of course
withdraw their dead Lecompton from the
field, reeking carrion as it is, that smells to
heaven. But they will not act as rational
beings The Lecompton issue is insisted on.
So let it be. Pennsylvania is to be made the
battle ground in October. She was the bat.
tie ground in 1856. The theatre is the same
the actors the same, and the principle the
same, with the difference that those who were
elected to Office upon the principle now stand
forth full armed against it. These latter have
many potent influences on their side. A
mass of patronage held cut to a mass Of ex.
pectants; host Of defenders whose bread is
safe only as they defend the wrong +; a Senate
ready to reject or ratify. ns democrats are fair
or false. But we have great faith in the re-
suit. The people are aroused. The public
mind is filled with light; the public heart
with indignation. II there was a rapture in
the strife of 1856, in honestly supporting
an honest creed, what will IL be in 1868,
when that same creed, basely deserted, i'm
plores tor rescue and championship p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

HALIFAX, June 2.
The Royal Mail steamship America, Capt
Noodle from Liverpool Saturday, May %, ar
rived at this port at o'clock this morning.
The sales of the week in the Liverpool
Cotton Market were $1,000 bales. All
qualities were l led to l Sd lower than at the
departure of the Africa.
The BreadstufFs Market was dull, and Corn
was slightly lower.
The Provisions Market was generally
steady.
Consols for money o. "a.
The political news by this arrival is of much
importance.
In the British House of Commons, Mr..
Cardwell had withdrawn his motion, censur-
ing the government for the publication of the
dispatch to the Governor General of India.
The Derby Ministry had thus achieved VIZ
tual triumph.
Another important item of intelligence is,
that the King of Naples had in effect, reject
ed the demands of England for indemnities
to the imprisoned engineers Of the Cagliari.
Naples was actively proceeding with her
military defences.
There Is nothing later from India.
The great Epson Derby race came off ON
the 10Th of May, and was won by Sir Joseph
Hawley's horse "Beadsman."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

FATAL ACCIDENT AT GREENPoRT, N. "
On Thursday last, Nicholas Ten Brock, one
Of the most esteemed citizens Of Greenport,
Columbia county, N. Y, was killed in conse-
quence of the gross carelessness of his neph-
ew, a young man, who had been out in the
corn field with revolver, after the crows.
On returning to the house, with one barrel
remaining loaded, he looked round for a mark
to Are at, and discovering knot-hole in tho
back part Of a pig pen, aimed for il. Mr.. I en-
Brock happened to be inside the pen at the
time, and the ball entered his back, about two
inches below the shoulder blade, taking d.
rect course TO the upper part Of the stomach.
He died the next day. Mr.. Ten Brock has
held Offices OF great trust in his town. aud was
loved and honored by all who knew him.. lie
leaves large property to his sisters family,
having lived single life His age was about
sixty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

These pills ohing new but have been used by the
doctors for many years both in Frauce and America with
unparalleled in case; and be is urged by
many thousand ladies' who have used them, to maze
the Pills public for the asyiaon OF those SNIFF ings fron
any Irregularities RhateYer well prevent an ia
crease Of family where hea IN will not permit it. Females
peculiarly situated o. those supp1sng themselves So
cautioned against using hvse Pills while in that con
don as the the proprietor responsibility af-
ter the above almoniti although their ndnes would
prevent any mischief to heath otherwise the Pills me
recommended. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81
SOLD wholesale and retail BY DAVID SCOTT, Drug
eist 25l Main street. corner If Mechanic street. Wor
cester Mass, and by JAMES GHEEE, III Main street.
Worcester, Mass. Ladies, by enclos G them 81 can
have the lien Pin, sent 10 any part OF the try
Confidently by reurq mail Sold also by A. Brr ett
Clinton James 2. L,re Flchhurg; Cantrell Son Fan,
iesonvie, A. Houghton, Atho Depot Balch Sen Prov
idecej Weeks Potter, Boston, and by Druggist in
every town in the Union.
~ s,-Ladies be particular in asking er "Dr- Dupon
cos doldeo Fills ami that the signature is IN the
b * you will then Obtain med cine you may fully rely
upon The agent will tell you they no secret com
pound, but are made known to al concerned
app6 dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03
GEORGE SESSIONS.
furnishing Underwater * Conn Wura

vo'hns' Baskets, Patent Metallic Burial Oasea and
Me- p every description, always on baud. Also this
"s u. rArsNT METALLIC CAsKEr, OF all siEes
EVERY tning connected with the management NJ fune
~, promty attended No. 40 Front sTeet residsn
W ''Op' street, Worcester, Mass d&wu my2S
NewtOn's Cough Bnfsnu, for the relief .,d
Sule u group Influenza, Bronchitis Whooping oougb
common Colds affecting the Lungs and Dir passages gpn
stay snu long stan ling Uoughs.-In these there W.,
us superiori ana while tits thus efioaeons n A. y o'
!, anister . s persons Of all ages, both aS an
81 ni was hrst compounded and used BY thelate
.enslya practice for many years Il oply \, W.
"ga secure Tor u an unparalleled reputation '"''
rn ,I,paiea ana sold Wholesale and retail bv nrrau A.
mch2b saao,, oieeti worcester, Mess.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

We were delighted, last evening, in looking
through the suite of rooms occupied by Miss In
ogene Robinson, for her "School of Design" 1t
is an establishment most worthy to be cherished
and fostered by our citizens. In addition to her
former fine collection, Miss Robinson has just re.
ceived an extensive assortment of the most su-
pero and rare French engravings. Her principal
room is open to visitors every day, and the suite
VIII be open and lighted this evening, for the Ben-
eht OF such as wish to see her rare collection.
Those who wish to provide thcmstlv with pic
lures of great merit will be enabled to do it, by
giving Miss Robinson CALL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

LETTER FROM DR.. BRoo&s.-The .Sprin Q.
field Republican Of Tuesday contains long let
ter from the exied superintendent of the State
Aims House at Monson, in relation to the cir
cumstauces Of his removal. his controversy with
Councillor Rogers, and in defense of his course
generally while Superintendent The letter is
well and carefully wsitten, and the Doctor ap-
pears to have mostly avoided that crustiness of
manner which has heen attributed to him in
his intercourse with some of his fellow-citizens,
and it would have been still better if he had not
INDUCED in coarse sneers and bitter insinu-
aiions against DR.. Nichols, the gentleman
who accompanied Councillor Rogers. on his visit
to the almshouse, and who was the medium of
introduction between the two, upon that occa.
sion. DR.. Brooks says, in his letter Of defense
q was told before the next day, that he (Mr
Rogers was member Of the Council, and even
then it was difficult for me to believe that a mem.
Der of that body would come to our honse with
Dr. Nichols &C., and again " Mr.. Rogers came
to me in manner to excite my spspicions, TO
say nothing of his companionship," &c.
The design of these inuendoes is very appar
ent. fair construction of the language would
imply that Mr.. Rogers came in bad company and
that his companion upon that occasion was
man unworthy of the society Of member Of the
State council both of which implications are
unjust to both or Mr. Rogers's character and
standing there is no occasion for US to speak, as
he is too well known in this community to rem
der it at all necessary, but as DR.. Nichols may
not be so well known, we could briefly say that
he was resident Of this city for period Of five
years, and that no breath Of suspicion against
his character reputation, came to our
ears. Wherever he is known we believe he is so
much respected and esteemed that it would te
quite unnecessary for him to procure any aftida-
Wits from his friends defence against the
PERSONS OF Dr. Brooks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

BRIAL ExcURsIoNs.-The Providence papers
have got up new amusement, in the form Of
erial excursions. Messrs King and Allen. the
well known eronauts, initiate their large balloon,
tether it with line fourteen hundred feel long.
permit the people to ascend into the region of the
clouds for IS head, and pull them down
again with windlass. Sixteen excursions Of
this kind were made on Tuesday, and the sports
of the day were ended by letting the balloon loose.
in the car of which were MIR. Allen and young
lady of Providence They landed in Cumber.
land. few miles distant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

The Albany EUening Journal mentions the
gratifying fact that by the recent election of sem
ator Anthony of Rhode Island, New England
becomes a unit in the United States Senate.
Twelve Republican senators, all good men ard
true now represent six of the old thirteen
States. With New York, we have a majority of
the States that constituted the old confederacy,
aud by which our liberties were achieved, repre-
ssnted by senators who uphold the principles
that brought US into existence as a nation"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

Patrick. dear, come in and go to bed jist, :"
said the wife of a jelly son of Erin, who had
just returned from the fair in decidedly ex,
liberated state, You must be dreadfully tired
-shure, wid your long walk" "Arrah git
away wild your nonsense" said Pat ''it
wasn't the length Of the way that fatigued
me at all twas the breadth of it,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

SPLENDID CHINESE GooDs, CURIosITIEs,
&o.-rhe attention of our readers is requested to
the advertisement of Chinese fancy goods, shells,
&C., to be sold at aoction by E. W. Vail, on FIJI
day and Saturday, at2 l 2 and IL o'clock, P.
M. of eacn day.
street directly under the Spy ofice) and it is by
far the finest and most extensive colection.of the
kind ever offered in Worcester. 1t will be open
through the day, and all those who have a taste
for the and beautiful in nature and in art will
do well to call and view it. We are sure that they
will be courteously received and cordially well
coined by the gentemanly proprietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

The SEARCH OF AMERICAN VESSELS TO BE
sToPPED.-rhe war fever will now probably col
lapse as suddenly as 1t lrose as the latest in.
teigence BY telegraph from Washington brings
the information, which might have been expect.
ed in advance, that "Lord Napier has desired his
dispatches to. Admiral Stewart, sent from Wash
ington. Tuesday, to be forwarded from Halifax,
BY special steamer to Bermuda. He has advised
the Admiral 10 order ldiscontinuance OF the
visitation Of American vessels, pending the in
struotions Of Her Majesty's government"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN NEW Y DIRK.
A shocking accident occurred near Piermont,
few days since, by which Judge Kinney, OF
schuyler county, was killed, and drover Sc
riously injured. 1t appears that freight
train broke down, and before the other could
be stopped, which was just behind the en-
gine ran into the caboose, smashing it to
pieces, and instantly killing Judge Kinney,
who was in the caboose, and seriously injur-
ing droyer. whose name was not ascertained.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

AN INDIAN FroHT.- st. Paul (Mnnesota)
papers Of Saturday, contain an account OF a
fight between a band of fifty Sioux, encamped
near Shakopec, and two hundred Chppewas.
The battle resulted in favor of the Sioux.
-Four OF the Chippewas were killed, and six
dangerously wounded, while two of the Sioux
were killed, and twenty wounded.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

The DRAcUT MuRDBRBRs. The trial Of Fran
els E. 'and Miriam I. Heath, for the murder Of
their father, Joshua Heath, at Dracut, on the Sd
on January, 1858, commenced on Tuesday at a
special term of the Supreme Judicial Court, hold
en- at Lowell. The testimony for the prosecution
slosed Wednesday forenoon, when William S
Gardner, ESQ.,, counsel for the defence, commenc-
ed his opening address to the jury, and occupied
an hour in its delivery. He stated that they ad
mitted the commission of the murdeI by the pIs,
Oners but set up the plea of insanity, on which
they relied solely.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03
Cour, of Common Pleas, Crim;naITerm

CHIEF JUSTICE MELLEN, PRESIDING.
In the case of Daniel Howe of Worcester, pro
pretOr Of the "Lone Star Saloon" the jury rem.
dered verdict of guilty. E. B. Stoddard fol
the defence.
In this case, as in the other convictions under
the Nuisance act, exceptions were filed, and they
will be carried up to the Supreme bench.
James H. Moulton of West oylston, common
seller, verdict lguilty. A motion made by
Mr.. Very, the coansel for the defence. for new
trial, and continued for advisement.
Charlea R. Haywood, for assault and battery,
was fined $40 and costs.
After dsposing of sundry other unimpoItant
matters, the Court adjourned sine die, yesterday
forenoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

Jerrold went to a party at which
Mr.. Pepper had assembled all his friends
Jerrold said to his host, on entering the room
MY dear Mr.. Pepper how glad you must be
to see all your friends mustered!''
N. P. Willis and his sister Fanny Fern
met and spoke to each other, at the funeral of
relative the other day, for the first time in
seven years. They have been sorely estrang-
Cd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

ANOTHER AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED INTO
AND ONE MAN KILLED.-rhe New York Her
AIDS Washington correspondent says reliable
information has been received that British
cruiser had fred into an American vessel off
Pensacola, and that one man was killed :
furthermore that the United States steam or
Fulton had gone in chase OF the cruiser.
Brig Minaus, from Jamaica, reports being
boarded May goth, by the British steamer
Styx, and, after being detained for an hour,
allowed to proceed:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

PREoocIOUs Accommodation S. Harding,
a lad of six years, now with his unc.e, Col. Lee
of Templeton, a few days since, says the Fitch
burg ReUeiHe, was playing with bow and arrow
near a brood of chickens, when hawk swooped
down, seized chick, and was just rising to carry
it off Master Herbert, finding game so conven.
lent, let fly at the marsuder, and planted an ar.
row in the side of his head, ending at once his
life and his predatory exploits.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

TOBACCO CULTIVATION IN MASSACHUSETTS
The Northampton Coirier says that Messrs. A .
Il w. Crafts Of Whately, have recently sold
to one man about twenty five tons of tobacco
amounting to $1,000. The price received for
the best was fifteen cents. The Messrs. Crafts
plowed last year eighty acres Of land, and
used guano quite extensively. 1t is said that
$4,000 has been paid to citizens of Whately
this spring for tobacco, and that the farmers
are preparing to raise more this year than ever
before.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

FRIoHTPUL TORNADO IN ILLINors-A tohole
viliage destroyed acd fifteen persons reported
kILed.-A terrible tornado passed over The
village Of Ellison, IL miles south Of Mon.
mouth, Illinois, on Sunday night last. Ever,
house In the place was blown down, and Ii
persons killed, and several fatally injured.
The village contains 800 inhabitants, and
report says none OF them escaped injury. Il
lie impossible TO procure particulars. The ex.
citement in the vicinity is intense.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

Edwin Plummsr. assistant editor Of the Advv.
fiser, at Portland, Me-, died on Saturday, at the
age Of thhiy-thres years. He had been connect
cd with several papers at Portland and at IChica-
go, H., aud for time with the Boston Daily Ad.
Ssrtaser' and also at one period with a paper In
his city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

REVENUE OF THE PoRT OF B6sToN.-For
the month ending May 81, 1858, the amount
OF revenue collected at the port of Boston,
was $3l5.I75 80, a decrease from. the same
month i'll 1857, of S35, 63S SO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

STATE APPoIETwESTs.-T following addi
tiousl State appointments have been made |;
Charles Edw Cook Of Boston, Trustee Of the
State Lunatie Hospital at Worcester, in place Of
James w. Sever, removed. And designated,
-oolmsn y. Adams Of Framineham, and Newton
TourteIlot Of Webster, Justices Of the Peace to
try crininhl. cases.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

SPECIAL NoTrOs-You will aud great bargains in Hats
and Caps, at the new st're, No Lincoln House Block
where the Spring stock selling off than cost for
Cashs This is no hunbug. but true bill Can and get
fine Silk Hat for 50 90, and q nice boys Caps for 80
aud 70 cents Also, soft hats proportion .tely low
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-06-03

We are continually receiving additions to our stock Of
14s FIAlur,s SPADES &C. and are prepared furnish
public and private buildings on the most favorable
terms WeaIe the agents for this city for the sale Of
THE CAROEL BURNER,
which is famous for giving the most brilliant light while
it consumes the least quantity Of gas trial of ia
convincing proof of its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANoY.
1t is very desirable burner for Drop Lights or for Shops
where steady light is needed. ~
Terms One Prtce-Cnsh.
FIRTH NICHOLS,
&w Oppce;ta E1o,- o..