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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12
Legal Notices.
-,T.TTs or CALIFORNIA. COunty Of

C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA. COuhty Of
- Nevada. s.. District Court, Of the Fourteenth
Indiciai District Of said State. The Ieope of lie
S,ats ~ California, TO ELISHA DAY. Greeting: You
sra berab, summoned to appear ana answer TO tile
coronIaini Of ISAIAH JONES, filed against you. within
az r. IRON, tIe service of ls writ If served on
,n In this county. within twenty days II served IN
yyou I'm tbis district and out Of this county and
within forty days if served on you IN the STATE and
ont Of this district in an action commenced on tile
10Th day of july A. D. 1861, in said Court to recov
or the sum of one thousand FIVE hundred and hny
(sI $50 OO) dollars alleged by Plaintiff in his
nlaint, TO be due and owing him by you, defendant
mon certain promisSOrr DOtes, mace ana executed
nv ron the said Defendant together with interest
,ursuant TO the letter of said notes. And yGu are
Hereby notified that if you fail to answer said con.
nIaint as herein directed PlaintiH win take judgment
aa@ainst vou therefor by default, together wih al
cost, of suit and also demand ot tie Court such
other relief as is prayed for In fiaih'lhs SAID com
plant.
1l-) In testimony whereof. John 3. ambert,
seaI Clerk of the strict Court, aforesaid
do herpuntO set my band and impress
the seal of said Court. at Office, in the
CITY of Nevada this 9th day of Septem.
Der A. D. 1861.
JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk,
By Jos RonERTs Icputy. Jr.
By order Of Hon Niles Searls, Judge 0f the -Four.
teenth Judicial district, in and for the eoSnty and
State aforesaid. .
A trne COPY. Attest JNO. s. LAMBERT, Cl1.
By Jos RoBERTs, Jr. Deputy.
J. l. Caldwell Pl'HS Attorney. sepI-am
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1861.

IT appears from the returns made by the
officers appointed to take the late census,
that the population of Paris amounts TO
100000 souls. In the year 1880 Paris
contained ESQ, zoo inhabitants; 10 1917 they
amounted to 1886; In 1s4l 10 9S5. 1851. In
1851 they counted above million, and five
years afterwards they had increased 10
l,1T4, 946 souls.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12

APATRIoTIc FAMILY.-Brigadier General
Ssaat. late of Newport, r. l.. had twenty
two chiIdren-sixteen of whom are boys,
nine of whom are 10 the military service.
-Four are in the Rhode Island regiments,
four in the Massachusetts, and one in the
18th New York. The father was 10 the
Mexican war, and died in 1851, leaving one
hundred and twenty descendants.
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NOTICE TO SCRIP HOLDERS!

The holders of County Warrants drawn on the
General Fund, and registered prior to October lsi'
lS5e are requested to present the same at the Treas
urer's once Tor payment, as interest ON the same
ceases from this date.
Nevada Aug. 9th, 1861. J. W. CHM,
Treasurer, Nevada County
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-12
GAS! CASH GAS \!

THE NEVADA GAS COMPANY GIVE NOTCH
that gas will be turned into the ''street mains'i
on Saturday the 18th day of August. The Company
have on hand large quantity of service pipe and a
complete assortment of fixtures which they are pre-
pared to put up for all deSrous of burning gas and
all such persons are requested to call at the Office and
subscribe to the rules aud regulations by signing the
Register. The following is the tariff of charges:
Price OF Gas, per 1000 It $40 90
Price for introducing Gas from the
street main TO pipe Of Consumer,
including setting Metre. IN all
eases where the entire fittIngls
done by the COmpany...........SI $40 90
When otherwise, Introduction and
settling metre, ................. 90
Price OF pipe from metre, 80 cts. per foot.
Price Of fixtures according to kind required.
N. B-No bills for pipe or fixtures will be presented
for collection until gas is turned on.
Per order Of Trustees
J. s. KANEEN
Aug. IA, ls6l.-1m. Sup. Nevada Gas Works.
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NOTICE.-In the DistrIct

VNSNIl ' IDNI NON II y
/ Court of the 18th Judicial lstiict Of the State 81
California. in the matter Of the petition of j. i.
IALONDE, an insolyent debtor; Pursuant TO an
der of the Hon NILEs SEARLs. Judge Of the said
District Court notice is hereby given to all the cred
tors OF the said lnsoyent j. b. lalonde TO be anA
appear before the Hon. Niles Searle aforesaid, in open
court at the courtroom Of said court in the city and
county of Nevada, on the FOURTH DAY OF NovENHEE.
A n 1861 at 10 O'Clock A. ~, of Ina Gay. then and
there to show cause ifany they can why the prayer
of said Insolvent should not be granted. and an as
signment of his estate be made and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities in pursuance OF the
statute in such case made and provided; and in the
meantime all proceedings against said lnsOlyent he
stayed.
- Witness my hand and the seal of said
! Court this 18th day of September. A.
sEAL' D., 1861. JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
49, Per JOS RoBHRTs, Jr, Deputy.
DAVID BlJDEN, Atty for Petitioner.
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The Great Rebellion.
rrosrc.s of The Work of Suppression

Progress of The Work Of snpprca.ior.
The late defeat at Ma4asses sccms TO have
had the effect Of ei,tmr process to ecycr
tho whu,t from the chafr Ignorance and
cowmdice. druukcnnors and native stupi-
.dty arc "playcl out and row commau-
dcrs arc COMING forward. whose merits SAVIOR
more of the camp than OF the counting loom
and Whnps prestige comes moro from The
battle fold tlnn tire hustinga. Everywhere
the elements ofpowcr are as'ir.
NcClcllnnd is MOVING like n sunbeam
-1u'ci. but Iowcriul--at Washington and
on the Potomac, aious'ug life, imparting
couurc. creating, viror lie speaks to
Corylcfs, and they llp.eh whisky; lac adj
yanccs the pickrts he brings Nlauslicld'B
turbulent camp to order; he arrests the
suios: he rcinrurcc4 Baulie; hc il soycrywhcrc,
and accs every tllilg
Cos has driven the raruous Wise from
the Kauawla; he rcstorcs the suffering
citizens to their violated homes: aud ic-
ioiccs with them under thc Stars Nud Stripes
where but yesterday the nlsitous Ilay Of the
Irchl Horde Gamtol in the breeze.
At Carlo Prcnliss IA strong, NGilant and
ready. Fremont 1T on the Mississippi; and
under the watchul cycs Of Lyon and Siogcl
rebellion in Missouri is playing the "artiul
lodgcl" down upon the Arkansas Tue.
The Cunycut'on has siougho of that puliti-
cal soap, Cnjp Jackson, auj rc-orgau'Hcd
the Stale government by placing the power
! OF Inc rco L. in lruc and trustworthy Lands.
All goes 10 show lhat lhc Ajmjninuation
and It's oij,cr3 arc uu" ica-IU'ly in earnest.
| That The drunken gjupdi ~ Of Mcdowell
aud the pultry maUguyrinEs of Patterson
Ime to l,aI brave tro"pe 20 defeat ana
~
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Bey~A Washington dispatch says: Officers
Of the army and navy have been testing two
of WARDS steel rifled cannon at the Navy
Yard. They arc said TO be light OF trans
portation and Of deadly range. With Ia
ounces of power, a ball was kept up 80 sec
onds. With ounces, the range a six poun-
der was 1900 yards.
bfiy~The discipline at Washington is now
assuming the rigor that should have charac-
tcrized it from the first. Both officers and
soldiers are to be confined TO their encamp-
mcnts unless on special leave of absence.
No sale Of liquor to soldiers viii be allowed,
and drunken soldiers will bo dismissed
from the service.
reasG Gov. Stevens has been appointed Col
oncl of the 10th (lIighlandD Regiment of
New York, which Col. Cameron commanded.
Cows. was distinguished officer in the McXi-
can war, and stands high rs an efficient and
thoroughly trained soldier.
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national movement In OHIO.


The Gazette says the proposition Of the
Republican State Central Committee TO the
Democratic Executive Committee, to unite
in calling convention 70 nominate State
officers, on the sole basis of the maintenance
of the National Government and the sup
preston of the rebellion, seems to meet with
little favor from the Democratic press
There is striking inability TO allodgc any
reason why in time of public danger Tire
people should not unite in the dclcusc Of
the country, but there is ON the part Of the
late organs of the party decided indisrosi-
ton to have it done by the people whom
they have ceased pretty much to lead.
1t would be well to keep in view the sit
nation of affairs and the conditions ON which
this proposition is made. There is no intcn-
ton to have a coalition OF The rortce, but
an organization fresh from the people. Bat
the movement must begin somewhere. The
Democratic Committee met ard took no
measures to start it. con the contrary quite
the reverse" IL the Republican Committee
had issued the call, no matter how broad
and national the terms, party jealousy might
charge that it was Republican movement.
Therefore the Republican Committee pro-
posed to the Democratic Committee that
they as existing organized bodies should
unite in calling convention Of the people
on the single issue now before the country.
The Committee have till The OH of The
present month to consider tho matter, whom
if they do not accept, the Republican Com
mittce will issue the call to the whole poo
pie of Ohio to send dclegacs to u State Con
vention on the solo issue for which oW
troops are in the ficld-thc maintenance of
the supremacy of the National Government
of the Constitution as the supreme law Of
the land, and the subiugation and cNcmpla-
ry punishment of the traitors and rcbcls
who have made war upon the Government
1t was thot when the very existence of the
Government was at stake no party divisions
should be kept mp between tho people who
havc united in its dcfcnsc that tho issue ON
which Ohio has twenty-five thousand Of her
bOlS Ill ttlC htt'l lilNl lpi NIlttl Fsl' ~ i''0
to send twice as many, was great enough
fer our political contcst; that when ncmo-
Gratis and Republicans stand shoulder to
shoulder in the field, offering mp thoir lives
together to defend the integrity Of thoir
country, tie people at home ought also to
be able to unite on the samo issue.
The Republicans believe this; and not
withstlnding their possession Of the Gov
ernmcnt and the prestige of war which
unitcs the people of the North, they pro.
pose to sink their organization and all mi.
nor questions beneath the great issue which
is now to be decided by the arbitramcut OF
arms. They propose TO sink all divisions
at home, for the purpose of sustaining ouI
troops who have united in the field.
There can he no other policy than this, cX-
ccpt on the part of those who put the pres.
ervation of party above the safety of the
country, or who would even destroy thj
Government in the miserable hope that on
of it's wreck they might retrieve their party
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Esy~ ~Somo sharp sllirmishcs have recently
tahun place on the Potomac.

EGsDSomo sharp skiunishcs have recently
tahun place on the Potomac.
Gt.yeThc slaves are daily deserving from
their masters in Virginia, hut they are not
admitted into the Federal camps.
GcN"rhc Chicago Democrat, Long John
Wentworth's paper, has been merged into
the Tribune.
E5y~Tho blockade Of Galveston by the
United States steamer South Carolina is
carried ON with great vigor, A large num-
Der of rebel coasters and packets have been
captured.
Eag"Thc New Orleans Delta advises the
planters to pick their cotton and store it
msccdcd in pens. If the Northern army
approach the planters are told to commit
the cotton To thc flames.
CsB"'rhe McXicau Congress has passed
decree granting our Government the right
to march troops over Mexican territory, if
necessary, in operations in the Southwest
1t was PASSED in secret session 10y an unani-
/ nous vote.
t,ayHr The House has passed hill granting
n bounty to ro-CnliStcd men. Every three
months man who rc-culiSts for the war,
/ will receive thirty dollars. If company
ro-cnlists, each man will receive ten dollars
auulllohal; II Whole regiment, ten dollars
more or nifty dollars. Tho three wears men
also get one hundred dollars at the end of
! the war.
/ EEy~ Brigade Quarter Master Pryor. cousin
! of ROGER \. PRYOR, was capmrcl with hi,
/ horses at Hull Run, having accidcntIy rode
! into Che Federal lines. lie mistool Inc 2d
/ WISCONSIN Regiment for Rebel troops re-
marl,ipy"Wrgrc, ,rcttinr hadlv emf to neircs -
. "Wmt regiment do you belong tor asked
an officer of the Wisconsin Regiment
Tho Nineteenth Mississippi" was the an
swcr. Then YOU are my prisoner" said
that officer,
I--va\ \ y,n,, rrovoHs IN \v,,liprton thoi
thT Toitnrs h,yn Lnrn tr,,in', 4, STLc IN,
cannon d,rrmGmr hn CIiGI Tbrrn VIII
L,y, ~ H., .,,,,, ,,,,.i,'.. h,,,'' 80
t,n y,r h.fnrc tI,,I nGs, "f t,,n"rs ntl
svmuathizprs with treason is clcauscd,
-, 49,,
e. 9I, NueoT' W3n"Ieda at the b4i' Hu!
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Rsa"It is reported that there arc $4,000

ooo
rohnis ~ ~ ~ %ow y W,dr;1 , NJ, No '''>' " ''''''
w q, ,... a..
RssA; iWeh'y lruSSiai C "'l'eoaS h",o o'''i-
c" '''''l S''I'''s 10 '''o '">pi'.'"'u''
N-1F" Ihc Baltimore ana ONO hoad Is
open from Cumberland to Wheeling
NeN~ Three hundred kegs of powder and
two cannon have been captured from the
rebels, near Warsaw, Mo.
P1ga, The y. Y. World says that the mum
bor Killed at Manuassas ON our side was 81 J.
wounded 532; missing 7S7.
rrN.Gcn. Banks is now at Ilapcrs Ferry
with ten thousand troors. lie is threaten
ed with an attack by the Rebel troops I'M
der Johnson.
r.0oCo,, NI,rI,u,r ,.l.ol for .,,oro ort;l-
,,ry Iic - rrc,t;,,', on;to - T,ynraII" rc-
Tninlinn ~ W-asIin@@,nIn I II, in,n;rrs uni-
,,l ,,,,G ,,,,-' ''''7 wa
r-y~Thc IIcod, or Dnnartncnfs ot Wash.
instnn orc clearing nut tbn traitors. Nine
rmol,ycrs of the Government wore arrested
Iv Gen. scott ON the 3O ult
bsD7 W g are relniG'd 10 lcAril' lhat ooul
/ NeneE1l WOOL ana liarney are To he assign
eel active ana important commands IN Dle
reorEnatlon OF the army lhey VIII take
the place OF some OF the political generals
yr,, The Gallant Col Lander has received
/ hr -,,,,oin,mcrt or Dri,,,I;rr Cnrcr,I col.
nnols h;chcrJson and WcClnrnorJ ,ro IN I've
,,,n,h,tol +, tho sam, n,sitian Thrv orc
IL, Cnn,,rrss now lint bntb served os officers
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State SOyCrClgRsy.

The tory press of Ohio, of which there
are some ten or fifteen in number seem to
he terribly worried about "lincoln's army
las they call the loyal citizens who have
volunteered for the suppression Of rchollion)
violating State Rights. Indeed, with them,
the National Government is a secondary
consideration, and in not n few instances
have they exclaimed, under startling head
lines: "Lincolns Government rcpudiatcs
State Sovereignty;" "llincoln wants to wipe
out State lines, and establish military dcs-
potism;" "Lincoln wants to he Dictator"
There can be no mistake in the meaning Of
the tories in these declarations. They mean
nothing moro or less than that the Consti-
Btitution of the United States is q hlundcr,
and the Union which it was ordained 10 cs-
tablish a failure.
History records the fact that the thirteen
original States won their independence 10y
a struggle in which they wcro united; and
that they could not have succeeded in that
struggle if they had not acted together
No one of them could ever have won It's in
dependence alone. As colonies they owed
common allegiance to ono sovereign pow
or; they became independent Of that power
by a common effort and they became States
together, as URied States. The iudcpcnd-
onco which was achieved was the iudcVcmd-
cncc of a nation, and the success Of the rev.
olutionary struggle was the birth of na-
tion, not of thirteen nations. Washington
Mt the head of the army, Jefferson drafting
King Georges Court, when our indcpcud
ence had been won, represented the people
of the United States; ono people, conscious
of one national life. No one Of the State,
treated separately with England, on Will
France no one of them ever assumed all tn,
functions of separate nationality, and yc
each of them had completely organize,
State government, which was competent I,
many of the functions Of sovereignty, an,
did exercise them, mOny unqualified sense
however, no one of these States ever la,
separate sovereignty.
The Constitution of the Unitcd States wa
the natural and admirable product Of thi
consciousness of a common nationality in th
minds of the people. Framed by conycu
tion of the people Of the United States an
ratified by the several States Ia their col
ventions, it constituted n government
the United States, the powers of which
accurately and carefully defined, This sin
pie historical statement shows the absurd
ty Of the assumption that State sovereignt
is violated by the coercion of rebellion
any one or more of these States.
Such is the view we have Of the dosl
Of the original States, and we suppose noi
will deny the fact that ii applies with cQu
force to those formed out of Territories b
longing to the United States, either by co
quest orpurchase. State sovereignty in Il
sense in which secessionists and their syl
pathizers pirate of it, (separate and absoh
State sovereignty has never existed in a
of the United States except Texas and s
never exercised that sovereignty more fir,
ly, OF more wisely, than when she delib,
htely placed il under the limitations Of I
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BTARMERS, LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS

GRAIN DRILLS!
The subscriber is now ready to furnish Farmers
with either of the two best Grain Drills in use, and
will warrant them to give entire satisfaction. They
will sow Wheat, Rye, Barley, Oats, Buckwheat,
Flax, Hemp, Timothy, Glover, Milict-sccd also,
Corn, Peas and Beans equally well
1t is, perhaps, the only machine Farmer can
use that
WILL PAY FOR ITSELF!
in thc increase Of yield, over and over again; in
year or two.
| have abundance of testimony showing that the
increase OF Drilling over broadcast sowing, is ON
an average from three 10 five bushels per acre,
and the difference is often much greater But
taking the lowest estimate, (3 bushcls) if you put
out 40 acres, it will give you increase of 100 bush
els, which would pay for two Drills. Call on me
it You want Drill, in preference to buying of
stranger that you may never see again, and if the
Drill don't prove good, it will cost you all it is
worth to get your money back.
In addition, keep the very best makes of
Steel Plows, Subsoil IlOws,
IIarrows, Road Scrapcrs,
Corn Shcllcrs, Straw Cutters,
Clover Hullcrs Horn Rakcs,
Horse Pitchfork Tanning Mills,
Sewing Machines, Sugar Evaporators,
Cider Mills, ThcrmOm'r Churns,
Cider Presses, Threshing Machines,
of Pitts Celebrated Manufacture, and in short
everything Farmer needs on his farm to help him
through wilh his work and put money into his
pocket. ID. KREPS.
p. ST have just received Gibbs & Bro
Celebrated Cylinder Plow. This is undoubtedly
the best plow in this county any other. 1t has
received the First Premium at every State and
County Fair where it has been exhibited, for its
good work and easy draught
Call and see it. No charge for showing goods.
Pcrrysburg August, 9th, ls6l-Sm3.
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CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
New Spring and Summer styles,
Strong and Cheap for Cash; for sale by Williams.
GOODS AT SECESSION PRICES

GOODS AT SECESSION PRICES
FOR THE LADIES,
French Printed Baregcs, very cheap.
French Printed Organdies, beautiful designs.
Gingham Lawns, Printed Lawns, Printed Bril-
lantes, all entirely new styles.
Mourning Goods, Embroidcries, Berege de LANES,
Summer Dress Silks,
Linen Lustres, Vaencas, Fouard Silks, Marseilles,
Lawn Robes, Organdie Robes,
Grenadines, Challies, Counterpanes, Napkins,
Doylies, Damask Cloths,
RufIling, Edgings, Moreens, Flannels, Lace Wells,
Cotton Sheetings,
Dress Buttons and Trimmings, handsome assort-
ment, all new.
Bonnets aud Ribbons, Misses and Childrens Flats
and Hats,
Parasols the newest and richest out Shawls Of
every description,
Mantilas and Raglans; please call and examine be-
for purchasing elsewhere.
FIsH FIsu!-A good supply of all kinds oon=
stanuy Kept on hand at our store,
E55-Produce taken in exchange for goods,
A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO,
2nd door from the post Office.
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GOOD for Kentucky"

The result Of election in this State on
Monday, as FIR as heard from, is most graft
Gyme. II the rcmNdcro OF The Stic turns
ont anything near aa WELL the Union MAJOR
ily cannot he less than 10000 TO 10000.
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SALE.

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Samuel johnson, assignee VS.. Benjamin 5. Jsd-
son, ct al.
BY virtue Of dccrctal order Of sale to ma di-
rected and delivered from the court Of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, l shall offer for sale
at the door Of the court house in Perry ysburg, Wood
county, Ohio, ON
Saturday, September 7th, 1861,
between the hours of ~ m. and p. m. of said day
the following described lands and tenements, towit;
The west y of the west y of the southeast "a Of
section number SO, town number 5 north, range
number 10; also the west 4 of the east y of the
northwest "a of section number 5, town number
north, range number 10 east; appraised at $500,
JAS. MURRAY, atty. q. Z. GUNER,
August 6, Is6l-l4w5sS IS. sheriff,
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Constitution Of tho United states--limita-
tons unropcalablc' except by the voice of
thrcc-fourths of all the States.
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re1 The panjc ot CsutrcviIla is not n
novelty in warfare. Tie beat disciplined
troops of Europe have been guilty at thow
far less cNcuslhly than our men in Virginia
Such was the famous 0,Sht Of Fryuch and
Slrdmian troops from Castigliouc to ,Hcsc;a,
the day after the great hattie of Sollcrinu.
There the successful soldiers Wcrc re tn~
from the rutgugs Of the fight, when Gyo
Au-tiauS who had been hidenin the bushes
came out into the open Held 10 surrender
themselves, Instantly, thc cry Of The
AuStrians gre coming. was raised, From
that simple incident arose \ panic. For
seventeen miles, all the way 70 3reScja, the
road was filled with flying mass of horse
and foot; wagons and amhulances were