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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

THE MINISTER TO PoRTUGAL.-Late dis
patches from the East state that James l..
Harvey, the lately appointed Minister to
Portugal has been recalled. Harvey is a
native of South Carolina, but for some
years has been connected, as correspondent,
with the New York Tribune, and other
papers of that character. and having acted
with the Republican party was considered
sound Union man, and admitted to the
counsels of the Administration. In this
manner he became acquainted with the de-
signs Of the Cabinet to reinforce Fort Sum
ter, aud telegraphed the Information to the
authorities of South Carolina. His treach-
cry was brought to light by the late seizure
of telegraphic dispatches that bad been sent
for the past year from New York and other
cities. The evidence against him is said to
be overwhelming.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

SLAUGHTERING INDIANs.-Tbe Humboldt
Times, of the 18th inst, publishes letter
from member of a party out on an Indian
hunt in that section. According to their
own showing, the whites are slaughte:ing
the Indians without mercy, while the latter
appear to be acting only on the defensive,
and in some cases Offering DO resistance.
The letter is dated Larrabee Greek, June
T2th, and the writer says
suppose yoa have heard the news up to the
9th Of May, from w. l. Reed, and from his
report you do not give us credit, by fourteen, Of
the amount killed. May Both was one of the
greatest days in our campaign, from the fact
that at one o'clock A. NJ. we started from our
camp with Lieut.. Collins at the head of the
party, and after travelling until about six o'clock
A. NJ. we came in sight of the ranches just as
the Indians were going out hunting. We COM
menced firing, and after fight of half an hour
we went to counting the dead-found twenty
five bucks killed and about ten wounded. We
found no guns, but got twelve quivers full of
arrows, which the Indians had made use Of
very fast Then comes June I'd, and with it
another fight, showing evident signs that but
few escaped the lead or knife. Men were sta
toned in all directions. Here we counted
twenty-three killed and some wounded we then
burned the ranches and started back to camp
very sleepy. June Sth, had another fight, killed
seven.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

MORE OF THE INDIANs.-We were credibly
informed, few days since, that the Indians
made descent upon the camp of John Hick-
man, some five miles above Battle Creek Mills,
and stole everything that was of any use or
value, and among the articles two shot guns,
ammunitions and equipments. They even
went so far as to empty the salt from num-
Der of sacks and carried them away. The poor
fellows are, no doubt, in a starving condition,
and as the " pale faces I" have killed ana driven
away their game, poor "Lo" must steal or
starye.-[ Red Bluff Independent.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

CONFERENCE.-The Legislature of Arkan-
sas has passed law confscating all property
located in that State belonging to citizens of
California. Any former citizen Of Arkansas,
or other person, who has property interests or
debts due him in Arkansas, and who has re-
sided in California six months, is, by the beau
ties Of secession, despoiled of such rights and
possessions-that is, if the sovereignty of the
United States be not maintained.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

RAILROAD SURvEYs.-The engineer corps
Of the Sacramento. Placer and Nevada Rail
Road Company. under the direction at the
Chief Engineer }. I. Robinson, ESQ, are
now in the field and preparing the First Di-
vision for the lestng Of contracts as soon as
possible. Improvements have already been
made apon the original location that will
make larse saving in the cost Of grading.
-GPiaceF Herald.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

QUEEN VICr0Rh.--An American In Lon
don, who is said TO be well Informed, writes
to a New York paper. that Queen Victoria
is in a state of insanity, and very little hope
5 entertained Of Aer recovery.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

WE are informed by members of the Nevada
Fire Department that the Hose Co. at Tim
buctoo have accepted the invitation of the citi-
xens, and will visit Nevada for the purpose Of
participating in the celebration on the Fourth.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

CELEBRATIoNs.-Yhec citizens of Horsetown
have made arrangements for celebrating the
Fourth Of July in patriotic style. Weaverville
also celebrates: her citizens have already sub
scribed $500 for the purpose. From every
village, town and city in the State, prepara-
tions are being made for celebrating the coming
Fourth.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25
FOR COLLECTOR OF NEV.

COUNTY.--4he subscriber offers his name :.
voters and Conventions of Nevada County. as ~
CANDIDATE for the office of COLLECTOR. una., :,
new law, at the election to take place on the a.
September next. J. W. LoCKwoon
Grass Valley, June 1st., ls6l.-tc%
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

KlILRD--MEGaillard, one of the propri-
etors Of the California Hotel, San Francis.
co, vas thrown from his buggy day before
yesterday, and died the same day from in-
iaries received.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25
MARRIED..

At San Francisco. Jnne oath by the Rev. Mr..
Mooshake, Mr. JAMES T. on Of Nevada, and Miss
JOHANNA NJ. L. PFaN, of San'Francisco.
We received the above announcement this NOR
ming together with sundry bottles of the sparkling
juice which was duly appreciated by the attaches
of this Office. May friend OFT and his bride enjoy
a blssful honeymoon, and happiness attend them
through liie
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

FLAG AT LAKE CITY.-Mr. Colby, the
Eureka expressman, informs us that beauti-
ful American flag was raised at Lake City, Gar
nold's Rancb,) on Sunday last. The fag-pole
is one hundred feet in hight, without splice, and
straight as an arrow; the flag is sixteen by
twenty-four feet.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

A CASE IN PONT.-The New York Post,
referring to the announcement Of the British
Ministry, that the Southern rebels would
have to be regarded "a beligerents, says:
Suppose the four millions of blacks in the
Southern States take advantage Of the present
crisis and organize a general rising against
their masters, stealing their property, their
funds, their public buildings, etc, after the
manner of the secessionists /; procaiming the
right Of revolution, and their intention of found
ing Black Republic-will the british Govern
ment treat them as "beligerents ?" Wepause
for reply, and expect to wait for long time.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

SUDDEN OEATH.-R. NJ. Trim. heavy
ditch owner at Dutch Flat, who left his house
ON Sunday, June 10th, was found dead on
Thursday following, about two miles from that
place, He was from Maine-aged about forty
years 1t is thought he died in a fit ofapoplexy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25
E f. SPENCE has the Agency Tor
II. for the sale of WATTS NER VOUS
ANTIDOTE, for Nevada and vicinity.
r MAN EYE BAL S A M.
FOR INFLAMED EYELI0s.

A NDFORTHE CURE OF SCROF ULOUS HUAioURs
IA and soreness surrounding tho Eye. In
all diseases Of this character il is almost certain
cure. The following extract from a letter Just re
ceived refers to one Of the many similar
stantly reported:
JERSEY CITY, Oct Goth, 1859.
Messrs. A. r. & ID. SANDS:
Dear Srs-l have for a number of years been
troubled with and naamed eyeids. which
though they never caused me much pa in, very
annoying on other accounts. have tried a number
of medicines at different times without the slightest
success. Seeing an advertisement Of your Roman
Eye Balsam in spite Of my scepticism resolved to
get some and at least try it. am writing this
in the fullest gratitude to inform you q could al
mos, send you City dollar bilD that tew and only
lew, applications have resulted in a complete cure
Respectfully yOurs,
l.. HABRISKIE.
Price, 25 Cents per .TOr.-Wil be sent free
per mail TO any part of the United States upon re-
ceipt OF 80 cents in postage stamps,
Prepared by A. B Il d. SANuS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, cor. William, y. y.
For Sale by kedington n Co., San Francisco; K.
H. Mcdonald 4 Go. and Dr. Justin Gates h Bro, Sac
ramento H. II. Wckes & Co, and Rudolph X Hunt,
Nevada. [je25lm
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

1T is said that there are over two han-
dred officers in the army, Of Southern birth,
who have not resigned, ard are determined
to emain in the service.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25
DISTRICT ATTORNEy-Nv.

DASTKICT A1"ToRNEY.-We IRE a.
thorized to announce the name Of T. W. RORrpt
a candidate for District Attorney, subject II -
decision of the Union Democratic Convention Of n.
vada county June l3 ls6l-te.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25
CoUNTY REcORpER.-Ne ~. !.

thorized to announce the name of II. B. THONpSoy
a candidate for the Office Of County Recoraa,
subject to the nomination of the Onion Democr,,.
Convention iell.n
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25
DIsTRICT A1TORNEY.-We a..

DISTRICT A7TORNEY.-Ve are an.
thorized to announce the name of GEORGE s. Hvpp
as a candidate for the Office of District Attorne,n,
ject TO the nomination of the Union Democatic Con-
YentiOn. jell te
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-25

FOR COLLECTOR.-We have been an.
thorizcd to announce the name of L. Il. DAVEN-
PORT, as a Candidate for the Office of COIIHTop
of Nevada County--subiect to the nomination Of q.
Union Democratic Convention, to be held June 2sa
1861. mayzS-m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A Coz NTHY RESIDENCE,
w situated witha tw enty miles of the city Of York;
the must be we'll oa I'd and finished 10 the stye
With stable ached, and about eight land,
hich first class city property onId be taken
addressed box ,642 Post oics with full description
premises and value Of fee, Will meet with prompt at
teOttD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

g. hNn "A BEAUTIFUL FARM AND COUNTRY
DC.UUU. Residence are for sale 5mitatown Bav,
The Is in the high of cultivation:
tsips fifty scres of which ten are IN valuable
Rouse newly painted ard oecorted barns wells fences,
perfect order De fruit teet; fshing fowl
pR shooting bathing with beach privilege; scenery and
site urI assed Possession immediate Inquire OF
JOHNSCS, "A duane street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

TWO spI ENDID FARMS FOR SALE, AND COUNTRY
ReesdeDce t rent cheap Situated I'M the Wall ain Val.
TO dciy mail stages schools stores and churches For pro-
perv in rich valley WITH mounsns in the dtstsnce ihs
tion is hardly surpassed reach four
hours, times day Each farm has large
house the shore Of the Waikiki Iya, and ,wo good
rant houses and all necessary Oubud1ngs. One
$50 be drided Into two Ems Of
hay and other the other overtO
crops Of grain Both will pay per cent investment
ani I'm all pects first class
I'll be cold the present year Msn-
sion House belonging to YIN be rented for 500; IL has
two hoo,s four large each beside basement,
40 feet long front about Of ground
gsIden snd priv sse Tor hores carriage ana coy cnsLp
New IOk, QxO. q. adAa4M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

ENoR SALE OR 70 LEr-A HOusE CoSrAIsIN0
twelve pleasantly situated, about Eve minutes
ak nom the steamboat isndng together
with den Of acre with STABLE psrt,0u-
lars inquire of Captain JOHN TALLM AN s,eamboa, Meta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

EOR SALE OR TO LEAN IvALIAv VILLA, STU
Il ated the bar ks of the Budi river twelve miiee
firm rev York ha mile from the depot at spuytn
Duyve Tha nouse ia story, Attic and basement about
56y80 ree every improv the
bs sronnas abou, three bald cut In the taste
The most beautiful and hes thy places in tho Vicinity VIM
De SOLO low or re- Ad 70 GOOD feDant on very reasonable
e2 william " O. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

The city, OF sec.eded tate nonds, at liberia, pice
bca ufn In hourishine containing about 40
about three hours ride from New York. Address box
! 055, Pot ONCE
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

NO,rAaE wANYEp.-TPE SUBSCRIBER WISHES A
~ small Place With garden te land attached and not
the city Would pref IN have u furnished
and be low. address for days W. Wne box
l4g herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

ITO LET CHEAp-ONE MARBLE FRONT HOUSE FOR
1 946 worth $3.50; also, brick with marble trimmings
for 90 worth $780, In of eleven houses U feet east
Of Second svenue On Thirty strse in splendid order
front House. chly frescoed worth $780, for $l0O; also,
worth $1,000 For $500 also enc quit OF sparmens on
Fourth Forty FIRST and Forty Streets
for $3.50 worh S27s also one suit O. sparnents Tor SOL
geueel fsriliea Inquire Of jAkES g. snAW, 81 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

IIOBOKEN -wANTED IN WASHINGTON srREEr, A
u ktoIe with Second flooT, VIII e House Applicants
and locality Add Business, boz 100 Ae
RAID office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.

ELECTR0pATaIC INSTITUTE, 2A sixth AvESSE
u Descending invaltds daily mace healthy ana nappy
by the magic powers OF DR. PHELPS siecTo Msgns.o
Eemefes ire only harmless snd un,bjs2onsoe sle
elmo certain preventive Tor female cup% as 20 ceso
mic diseases generally ConEuators, tE or evening" 1ee
Belief guaranteed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

ITO LEr-1O FAMILIES, TBE CHEAPEST FLOORS
/ RoomR Bedrooms and Easements In York Vt al
hudson stree oepose s. johns rsk sS Wsshsos .oq
way. Possession Immediately Inquire premises in
'front.' pavement - East broadway four doors from Oatha-
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

ITO LET-A WELL FUaNfsHED HOUSE, OR PART,
in Twenty fret street, near Fifth avenue: has all the
modern improvements Will he let for three four months
longer desired sor further particulars apply st 81 West
TWENTY first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

TOR SALE OR yxCH AHGe-A FIssT CLAss BRcwE
stone eiirg aousc IN excellent location, with nme-
dste posfessop for Lots Ia this city erookyn
desirable Country seat New work address, with fun
particulars. b. F. L., boz Isl Eeral1 onca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

der SALE, OF WILL EXOHANdE vALUA 7LE IN
proved ty properly fora good lge Farm 10 the vi iny
Of New york must have good house and suitable SUIT
houses For part apply address JOHN NnIL,
anal stfeet FROM 10 IL A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-22

ITO LEr-A HANDSOME BRICK Stone, BACK ROOM,
Back Basement and Front Cellar with cro.on water
and gas pipes Yell adopted for grocery fancy stor
SIS per month, advance For further parcu-
inquire Of DAVID KENNEDY. foreman carpenter at
Norris Place Buildings Wea Forty second street south sde
between Tenth md Eleventh avenues New York
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~ TO HOUSEKEEPERS -r
W. WwAsgHJ5jNss.TE$'N,sE9,ReE-o

We invite the attention of Housekeepers to our
very large and beautiful stock of CHINA, GLASS
and EARTHEN WARE, which is now rendered
portations.
We deem it unnecessary to enumerate articles,
as We have every thing that is usually kept In the
China Business, from rioh decorated French China
Rlnner and Tea Sets to the ordinary Earthen
We prepared to furnish the best quality either
To the Wholesale or retail trade, as fow as any of
the importing houses of Baltimore.
English AMI American Cutlery of superior qualitv,
Also, Horn, Buck and Cucos handle Cutlery from
the came factories,
Silver plated Ware on fine Albatts, warranted,
Alarge stock of Coal Oil Lamps, numerous pat
terms,
Paper Lamp Shades and Chlmnies, Cut Glass
Globes,
HyaOinth Glasses, Fancy Articles, Toys, DO, DO.
G, s FOWLER co,
504 Odd Fellows Hall,
no l6-eO6w Seventh street.
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HOYT,S
H1awatha Hair Restorative

HOYT,S
Hfawatha Hair Restorative
Is warranted in every Instaa os to
RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL Color.
IL has heen applied
IN THOUSANDS Of CASES
In the prin "lpal oltles of New England, and HAS
NOT FAILED in single insiance TO 40
oomplls b all that Is claimed for IL.
No Hair is 20 Gray or Red but the HIAWATHA
will change il to Q besut ful life like
Brown and Riaok.
IL Is not an instantaneous dye which crooks
smuts and gives dead black color ts the hair; the
patient having to submit to soapInx. wash ng and
spOnglng OF the hair every time Is applied; nor is
preparation of sulp phur, sugar of lead, DO nor
OF anv ingredients deleterious to the heir of skin
1t is an article requiring PREPARATION, no wash
Ing before or after usI lt ls Piled In FIVE
utes time, and with as little trouble any ordinary
article for the toilet
People who have used this preparation declare
II il mi racuioGs In its esots, and that 1t will per
form all that il pretends 10 do '-Rdl!ots PtetortaI
Its success wonderful, and We oaR only say we
Boston Journal.
1--WE o0serve, by notice in Boston "a aper at
q premium was awarded by the MaSsachusstts Me
cbanlos ChaTit83 Association. at ihslr lat. Fair
Boston, to Mr. Joseph HOyt of tins city, for his
celebrated .Hiawstha Hair Restorstive' sn article
which riohy merlted this favor 1t was for its su
pcrer merits IN this respect that the Committee a
ter sufficient evidences presented to themss YES,
awarded to Mr. Hoyt this fsttering Testimonial ~
Precedence Erentas Post
Sold IN Washington by J. w. NaIrn, d. Clark,
Kldwell d Lawrence ID. G. Ridgeley. In George
town By J. L.. Kldwell, and by Druggists generally.
de II i'm
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,
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PROPOSALS FOR PRrvArExRINs anticipa-
tions of war with the Secessionists are 20 fully
realized In many minds, that we are informed Of
grand propositions, on the part Of certain boat
builders and privateering expeditions, SO soon as
hostilties shall commence II was reliably
rumo ed yesterday afternoon, that most OF the
coasting vessels, now leaving the city, are armed
with cannon and ammunition. such tidings
smack Of ofwar.-Phitadetphia Press.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsBNRss, 60.
~ ScompoUNn s1khhhBb s1TkhhhBbRnSS KS aux .p.,n

TSisM pieessnt .nd nonp,sy W con.s y ~ fhASIG
been so long known and extensively used that most
persons have become familiar with it, extreordina-
~ emcacy. It oAn be had st Gil the principal drug
RATCBELoR,s INIMITABLE HAIR DYE.
- and oil 6rst- Glass Toilet ARTICLES, for ssie a
SIBBS'S Wig, Braid. md Cuf ManufSctory, ai0
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SI2 6UrTA PERCHA,- PAINT AND SIo
ciH PyTTY, y z

No. Sig sryssfH
e the place 70 find the ceebrsteo Gutts Perchs
House Painting Materials.
Painting in al It's branches executed with dIs-
patch and on reaso able terms. Mixed Paints sl
ways on hand and for sale, with bucket and brnsh
20 iosn free Of charge AZ o,der left ~ the stegs
for Old 6lszinr OF Job Work Of any kind WI be
no 50 sia~PUTTY rs powN-sla
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T.G. o. DEMUTH q CO.,
IMPORTERS And Wholesaie and Retail Deal
HAVANA CIGARS,
fohkiSh nINNES, " BRAMgIEs. GINS. &C.,
Ftcs doors aboos Lsrtarfos So,
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEkEEPERs.
z. X. pURKEE CO.'S
o1IaHOT SFIOEIN,

(yIBBS WIG, BRAID AND CURL MANU-
NJ FACTORY, 242 Penn. avenue, near the oor-
ner Of Thirteenth street-A very complete assort-
m,nt OF Brs,ds, Curls, Frlsettes, Bsndesus, TO-,
notice. Hair Work repaired or taken In exchange.
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ELOUR, BUCKWaEAT, POTATOES, AP.
Piles, 30.
100 bbls; new Riohn9rd Family and Extra Flour,
800 bushel White Mercer Potatoes,
lOu do. Blue do. do.
5 do. ChestHuts.
Received day and for sale low in lots to SUIT by
ID. l.. MORRISON & CO,
Corner Of Twelfth And R kts,
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SpEcIALNoTIGCEET CET0Hyg T32YR 3 FRIENDS AND
NJ MERCHANT TAILORING.
NEW FAIL STILES ST CLOTHS. CAssI-

WALL. STEPHENS CO., 322 Pennsylva-
mia Avenue, have just received large VARIETY of
new Fall Goods, TO which they invite the attention
of their friends and customers. an 3o-6
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EDUCATIONAL.

T FEMALE EDUCATION.
Il HOSE Parents who wish their daug hters 20 ro-
oeye thorough and systematic education. where
their pms ssca trann will receive dali and special
attention, under the most approved system Of Calls
themes and ymnsstcs, are respectfully invited 20
visit the Cnion Female Academy. corner -Four
teenth st. and New York av.
Mr.. & MRS. 4. RICHARDS,
an S-u Principals.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

l. REMNANTS PAPERHAN6IN6S,
1N Lots su ficient to paper ordinary sized room
passage at fourth less than the uspal prices
Also, good assortment all grades PAPER HANG,
1NGS, with appropriate Borders. at low rates, at
JNO. MARKRITER'S,
No. 4s6 Seventh st 8 doors above
de 1890 Odd Fellows Hall.
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cHARLEs sroTT, SIS n. sv, sols agent IN wa.h,.,
tea; n. Q. =. clsSE EL. Gserr rstovn. ss 81 ma wiz
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL CARD.

DR. MuNsQN has returned aud resumed his
profession. Ofhce and house o. 163 st
third door east of sixth, In addition tO6&@
every other approved style, DIR; NJ. has set
and, from experience, knows 10 exoe.s el Others,
and Is one.third less in proc than gold. HIS old
patrons oI Washingtonl AlsSsndrtH, and George
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WE MEYER had SUCH BARGAINS IN
PIANO FokfES as % Present. hot. new
s9a = secondhand JOHN JOHN ELLIS,