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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

PRrNc1PLa OF tbs SELF-REesrHRINa
THERMoMsTER According TO the London
AtheReu1i, the principle on which this in
slrument-as invented BY Mr.. Harrison
acts, is the difference in the expansion aud
contraction Of two metals, from the effects of
heat and cold, and acting by the direct pull
Of the contracting metal when il is kept In
astraiebt line. 1t is made sufficiently power.
ful to overcome any resistance whick the full
crums of the levers or the tracing pencil may
cause. Cast-iron and hard rolled copper are
used. Itappears that copper expands l. 580th
of it's length, while cast iron only expands
l-9l0th, with a variation of one hundred and
eighty degrees of F~ahrenheit's thermometer,
which leaves a difference of about the
l-l26Oth of its length; and as the range of
the thermometer in the shade, in that cli-
mate, is about ninety degrees, or half of one
hundred and eighty, the l-2520th part of the
length Of the bar is employed as a moving
power. A bar ten feet long being used, the
two metals will then vary nearly the one
and twentieth part of an inch between the
hottest day in summer and the coolest day
in winter. This variation is multiplied by
means Of a compound lever, so as to get a
sufficient scale to divide. The end of the
last lever carries a pencil, which traces upon
arevolving cylinder the variations that take
place.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
lBy Telegraph
rev YorE stoeG Market.

NEW York, May lS.-Stocks : Second
Bosrd-G Government Stocks steady, but Rail-
road heavy; Chicago and Rock Island IS;
illinois Central Scrip 64X; Pennsylvania
Coal Company &c; New York Central u;
Michigan Southern l2A; Hudson 35; Vir-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati 90; Gelena
snd Chicago ISL; Cleveland and Toledo %;
Panama 1907; Michigan Guaranteed 93H;
Tennessee Skies AZ; United States Elves IA,
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..r fNO. 22.l ~ r
N nRnrNANCE TO ASSESS A sPE.

A ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A SPE-
IA GAL tax on the real estate bounding Living
ston street, from Linn. street to Werner.street.
SECTION l. BE IL ordained BY The Guy Council Of The
CITY Of Cincinnati, That the sum of one dollar and
on each foot frunt of the several lots of land bound
ing and abuttiBg Livingston street, from Linn
street to Werner. street as the said lots are delin-
Gated and described in the CIVIL Engineers plat,
DOW Oh record In the City AHditor'e office, for the
cost and ex pense of grading and paving, with good,
sound BOWLER stone, Livingston. street from liz n
street 10 Wetner-street, according to the estimate
Of the Civil Engineer aforesaid. ~
SEC.2 2, That the owners of the several lots o.. land,
upon each front foot of which the sum aforesaid is
assessed, shall pay the amounts of m Jney by them
severally due, in that behalf, to Geo. Barton, con-
tractor, within twenty days from the date Of this or
dinance, or be subject to the interest and penalty
allowed upon the same. lH
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin
cinnati, this 6fteepth day of May, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty. one
SAM'L b. HIBST, President.
Attest: GEO. NJ, CASEY, City Clerk. myl7-o
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

Thoughts dcop6r n an an speech,
reelitq deeper than all thouRht;
Souls TO 8uula can never teach
What unto themselves va taught.
We arc spirits clad In wells:
Man ~ man was never tcon,
All our dosp communipe falls
TO rsmoye the thsdowT screen.
Hsart 10 heart was never known;
Mind 90 mind did never meet;
We are columns len alone
Ofa temple once complete.
Lac the stars that gem thesky, 'r
Far apart though teeminHneaD
In our NRht We scattered he;
All d thus but starlight here.
what Il social company
But Q bAbhlipR summer stroam2
What our Wibo philosophy
But the elancing Of q dreamf
ONLY whom the euu ofiove
Molfs the scattered stars ofthOushti
Only when we live above
What the dim.eyed weird bath taughti
Oniy when our souls are fed
BY The fount uhioh gives them BIRTH
and by Inspiration led,
which they never drew from earth,
We, lie parted drops of rain,
SweIlipr TN they meet and run,
Shall he an absorbed aRain,
Melting Gov ing into ne
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20


SOUTHERN APPRECIATION OF THE New
YORK TRIBUNE.-The Petersburg (Ya.) EE
press says:
1t is useless for the New York Herald and
the EGpress of that city TO be diverting their
rage from the South by occasional poD-guus
at Horace Greeley and Brigsdier. General
Webb. The man ia the white hat is their
master and they know it. He may be the
Devil, and we are inclined to think that in
everything but courage, forecast, and that
"princely state" which belongs to the fallen
Majesty Of He'll, be is a Devil.
A vulgar Devil, earthly and sensual, but a
Devil in hardness of heart and vindictiveness
of temper. Whatever he may be, he is the
master of Brooks aud Bennett, the master of
their masters, the autocrat of the Northern
press and politicians, who, one aud all,
march at his heels, shout when he shouts,
scowl when he scowls, and dare not dissent
from him in any recommendation of any
devilish deed, murder, arson, HOUSEKEEPING
or rape, which be chooses to recommend.
SOUTHERN ADVANTAGES OVER H NORTH
ERIN FoE.-The Savannah (Ga) Republican
states:
Our leader is honored and beloved by all
his people. A Napoleon in the field and a
Scion in council, they have every confidence
in his ability to plan and to execute. In his
staff may be found some of the brightest
names that adorn American history. In
point Of responsibility, our Government, as
regards its civil and military arm, can COM
pare with that OF any nation III its day.
The alleged elements of our weakness, to
wit: our lack of means to defray expenses,
the scarcity Of the means of subsistence, aud
the peculiar character of our social organiza.
ton. are all idle chimeras of the Northern
brain, which are destined to be dispelled by
the light of a bitter experience. Let then
trust to it if they will.
Thus composed, we go into the fight; and
however ~iercely and long it may rage, we
have no fears for the final result.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
u sale to us directed wewill offer for sale at Public
Auotionl on the premises, at 2 O'Clock r M on
SATURDAY, May 20, 1861, the folio wing Real Es-
tate, belonging to the estate Of W h. Morris, de-
ceased, to. Wit:
Lot mail ed "a (on a plat filed in this case) being
q feet ga inches trent on Front street and extend
ing back on Ludlow. street to the lsnding. .Ap-
praised at sll,5n0. Lrt marked B on said plato
being 20 feet IN inches in front on Front street,
and extending back to the landing. Appraised at
$4,000. Lot marked 'C' Con said plst,), being "a
feet II 90 inches in front, on Front-street, and eX-
tending back TO the landing. Appraised at $500,
in H8miltOn County. Ohio Terms of sale ene:third
cash, balance in two annual payments with inter-
est seemed by mortgage. w II M0RRIS, JT.,
SARAH b.M0R BIS,
raasad apHl-Sat d.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

HAMILTON COMMON PLEAS NO.
m d 1872 Bridget A. Fergurson rs. William Fer.
CURSOR -DiFoTce; The defendant is hereby notified
that the plaintiff filed her petition against him on
I4th December last, wherein she charges the said
defendant with adultery, and prays to be divorced
from Der said husband, and to have alimony and
costs that unless he appear on or before the 9th
day Of June, 1861, aud plead, answer or demur
thereto, the same will De heard in his absence, and
o decree taken as above stated.
s.. r. Black, BRIDGET A. FERGUSON.
Attorney for Petitioner, April 10, 1851. 'ap22-fM
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-LHGAL MoTTOMa.

tTBR STATE on OHIO, HAMILTON
AlOQUHTri ss The sWsrioy. Court Of .glneln-
W.. Msddos, iefe 'husbsad d Della daadoss de.
ceased, and John Maddox, William Maddox, Mar.
Robert GsSyS MADDOX, hsirs.at-iSw 81 Della Mad
dozy ~aeceaepd, defendants.
the6th dsy. Of April, AID 1861, the ssid plaintiff
fled his petition IN said Court, which ~ ellli pend
William mhier wss seized IN fee 81 the foiidgins
aescTibsd premises, being within the corporate I'm
is q tbs CITY 81 olnoinnatii county Of Hamilton,
,BogHdsd ~ t6s east line and limited by a e,
md extending back yestWardiy seventy three C?i
het, one half the depth Of q lqt. conveyed 70 said
Herman OaPe bounded on the. north By . brick
Warehouse, inoioeed b., said Miller boundedo on the
being parts ofiets Nos. Hand 81, in the subdivision
Of The Bank Of che Unitsd States, said lot bsins sit
tween Hunt and Court streets, in said city OF Gin
sinnati, said avenue hsying been laid out since said
May, isis, said Mnitr demise the same with priv.
nsee o. purchase, 70 3ns Dennis Srdyid fST ne me- tern 81
two yests from said GOTH day Of May,lsla, The said
Renhi5 should erect thereon a brick 6qildingi that
version and fee simple, the said Miller 70 pay for
seid improvements; hat said Dennis entered npon
o. May lStsi SuttsGssPt to the terms ot sad Iease,
the year Isl S,lT ssid Io ~ aud b uii II P' spd al ttb y e y
tate, right. title and equity Of said demise became
that said Miller hes dspsfted this iiSe; that In pro.
ceedings IN partitions among the devisers Of said
Miller, said lot Of ground was SGT on and aparted TO
Louise Este, wife Of David X. Este, and Della Md
dox, deceased, formerly wife Of Thomas II. Maddox,
subject TO the terms Of said lease that before the
expiration Of said term Of fourteen years, and prior
to April /, 1857, plaintiff being the owner Of said
term and contract, elected TO become the purchase
81 said diversion and fee simple; that By a deed
nom eaid ID. X. and. Louise Este, pla!ntih, IL the
owner Of the one undivided half part Of said prem
ises that said Delia Maddox has departed this life
ihtestate, leaving Thomas, d; Maddox, her, hus-
band, and the other defendants above, named, her
legal representatives that administration has not
been taken OF the personal estate Of said Della Mad
dox, deceased that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on the one.half of the purchase-
money TO be paid to defendants; that plaintiff Is in
possession of and has made lasting improvements
on said lot, and is now willing to pay defendants
the remaining moiety Of purchase money upon the
execution to him Of 9 conyeysDce of said one undi-
vided one. half part Of said premises aud demand
ing that the terms Of said lease be specifically per.
formed. And the. said defendants are required to
plead, anHwer or detnur to said petition on or before
the I'D day Of June. A d 1851, otherwise the prayer
Of said petition will ba granted.
M. H.. a W. TILDEN, for Plaintiff.
April %, 1861. ap25-fTh
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STATE OF OHIO, aAmILTON COyNTY

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
> IS Superior Court Of Cincinnati ,QtfS6l3
simon Mack, partners as Mack 4 Brothers, plaint-
irs, ". G. Q. Roberts and J. I. Roberts, defendants.
Defendants are hereby notified that on the 22d day
Of March, Al 1881, plaintiffs above named flied
their petition in the said Superior. Court of Oiucin-
natl. the object and demand Of which is to obtain a
Judgment against the SAID defendants for the sum of
SiN6 81 and iDterest ffom December 6, 1900 aud the
said defendants are notiftd hereby, that Gassaway
Brasheare and james u. Laws. partners as g Bra
shears a Co., have been duly served as garnishees 10
this action, and that property in the hands of the
said q. Brsshears 4 Co, consisting of tobacco, be.
lor eioe to the eaid defendants. has been attached In
this action, TO be subjected to the payment Of said
Judgment, that unlese the said defendants plead,
answer or dempr ~ the said petition on or before
the 9th of une, A. d. 1861, the prayer of said peti-
tioB will be granted. M. II. d W..
April 3, 1861. - apf fTh
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No. 23.1
an ORDINANCES TO PROVIDE FOR

4 OR INANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
N BakiDg contracts and appointments for the
City Prison
SECTIoHl. Be Il ordained by The CITY Council ofthe city
of Cincinnati, That the power of making contracts
same is hereby vested In the Mayor, Pelice Judge
and City Treasurer. PrOUided That no appoint
ment or contract for supplies or otherwise shall be
for a longer period than one year and that all
contracts shan be let in the manner prescribed in
the Ordinance On that subject, passed MAY y, 1850.
That the Ordinance passed June 10, 1860, entitled
IAN OTdiDapce TO provide for making contracts
and appointment for the City PrfsOn," be and the
zane is hereby repealed
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city Of Gin.
cinnati, this. fifteenth day Of May, in the year
eighteen hundred and siXty-one.
b. HIBST, President,
Attest: GEO NJ. Casey, CITY Clerk. myl7-e
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

Prince George County, Va, has apprO-
priated $4,000 for the volunteers and the
support Of their families.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
.CINCINNATI,HANILTON &BAYTON
Railroads.

ar AND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL Ia,
lssl, Trains yul denart - follows sGH
natl, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Fr
Dsyton,, Connects at Dayton WITH greenyile and
road for Lima, Chicago and the West Toledo, Be-
troit and Canada with saudusky, Dayton and
O' y an NJ CISCISNxTT EiExS1PSREss-Frsm
L,ttle Miami Depot. OoDnects via golumbus and
burg vie Columbus, Beilair and Bsnwoodi also
for Springfield q pnests with Cincinnati, Whining
'.7s2S 4. nj. EXPRESs-From Cincinnati,
Hamiison and Dayton Depot For sam lton, Eaton,
%gq1sport, Chicago and the West. Connects at Ham
ntoh Yith Junction Railroad for Oxford and Lib
= Ss25 A.. M. ACCOMMODATIoN-From
a n5tlf Pi mis@I IepSs; V GnlI , wa y pi NJ SsIan SeiIa .
via Columbus l0rcstllne and Pittsburgh.
Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Eor Hamilton, Ok
ford and Liberty. Connects 10 Connersville. Con-
e China Railrosd T to Forest PaTuUt oonn DehtV With Green.
vile and Miami Railroad
Li sisS Miami mi p NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nmS ns apa sPEinEhela,
5i23 r. MI EXRREsS-FT9m 0iaoignati,
M nd, Logansport, Chicago ead tho. West, Also,
for DAYTON Connects At Dayton With DsStoniand
Miehiean Railroad, for Lima and Chicago, and for
ST. 3 r N. '%atCSc6oGMSfm65iDATION-Erom Little
natl, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad.
ID Hs53 P. M. ACCOM- MODATION-From Gin.
%cinDati, Hamilton and Dayton DePot-For Glen
j0 p. NJ. NIGHT RxPREss-From Oincin.
Goiiuim sap, steubenSilio and PiftsSurs, Via 0olum.
bus, Orestiine and Pittsburg; vfA oolumbu., Bell
afr and Bepwood. via Columbus, Bellsir and Pitts
burg and via Columbus and Clevs and. H
s-LEEPING-UABs ON THIS TkAIN
Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbus
at I2.35 A. NJ, Ils30 A M. and b;45 P. M.
All trains run daily Sundays exoepted),. except
the HiRl { Express, which leaves Sunday night, Ia
Glaze of Saturday night,
.aspply, at the Onicess south east corner Of front and
Ptstofics and the Burnet House; No, q West Third.
street; siXth-street Depot, and at The Esst Front
street Depot.
Trains rua by Columbus time, which il seven
minutes tester than Cincinnati time ..
P. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent
Omnibuses call for passengers By leaving dirso-
lions at the Ticket Ohice. myl2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
CITY ORDINANCES.

NO. q
N ORDINANCE 10 ESTABLISH
IN The grade oil Auburn-stTeet, from the north
corporation line, one thousand seven hundred and
forty feet southwardly. .
SECTION ]. Be il ordained By the Cty. Council of The
city of Cincinnati, That the grade Of Auburn. street,
fiUm the corporation line southwardly, be and the
same is hereby established as follows, viz Com
mencing aS the intersection of the east gutter Of
Autumn street and the north corporation line, at
the present surface aad the level 6S9.95 thence
with the east gutter of said Auburn-street, at an
ascending Craze of 4.73) four teet and seventy
three hundTedths Of foot in each one hundred
feet the distance Of O6S) one hundred and sixty
five feet, to the level $50. Is thence ascending
Q.305) one foot and three hundred and five. hun.
dredths OF a foot in each one hundred feet the dis
tauce of (4OO) four hundred feet to the level SIC. 93 (;
the, ce ascending GID three feet and seventeen
hundredths Fl a foot in each one hundred feet, the
distance of $3.50 three hundred and fftv feet to a
summit and the level 665.S4; thence Descending
& s2) Two feet and h -hundredths of a
loot in each ore hundred feet, the distance Of 5000
three humid ed feet to the level GA, 80; thonce de-
sCendipg m.6O sky seven -hundredths If a foot in
each Oue hundred feet, the distance Of QT5g one
hundred and seventy five feet to the level 675.47;
thence descending ore foot in each one hundred
feet. the distance Of three hundred and fifty feet TO
the level 67s 81, being the present surface thereof.
Done at the Council Chamber, in the city of Oin-
cinnati; this fifteenth day Of May, in the year
eighteen hundred aud siXty-one. leo
Attest: GEO. NJ. CASEY, City Clerk. myl7-c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

NJ ANE CRACKERe.-A FRESH SUP
IN PLY Of those u~Drivaled XeniA Crackers also,
English Crack nells, Soda Sugar and Rallies Hand
orsckeIs. AARON A. GOLFER, a1D aud 3I1
MRin-st. nyI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

xSg ARE y Il. II PSE MAf !; aS OF IA 4 5 a1gS SSdt
40 Y0a WIN Dssaily set psoA . o8s - ZEE asSI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF REAi

a DMINIsTRATOR,s SALE OF REAL
IN ESTATE.-In pursuance of sn order of ~apprise-
mebt and sale, OF the Probate Court of Hamilton
County, Ohio, l will offer for sale, at Public Auo-
tlon, in The Botunda of the Court h ouse, IN Oincin.
natl, on FRIDAY, the 24th day Of May, 1851, at II
o'clock A. NJ, the following described real estate,
tO-wit; .
A that piece, or parcel OF land situated in the
county of Hamilton aud State of Ohio, being in the
south west quarter Of lection eight (S), third town
ship, second fractional range OF the Miami Pur-
chase /; and being the north part of Lot No. six 49,
ON the map II subdivision Of the Arbegast Estate,
as the same was subdtvided and laid of to VILLAIN
l. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioners in the
suit in partition in Hamilton County Common
Pleag, No, II 1905, and containing seventeen (7l feet
10 front on Arbegast- street, and running back the
same width to the east line Of the entire tract, as
the same will more fully Rprear by reference 10 the
map OF said subdivision on page 539, volume 254, Of
the Records Of Hamilton County Common Pleas.
Appraised 81 s..
in twelve months, with interest, so be secured by
mortgage on the promises. CO. M0DRn'
ap25.eTh Administ'r of VIM. L. Ready, deo'd,
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI.
= No. IA 5iy-Daniel J. Falls and John Young,
Partners, &c, Ss. ID. Nj. Whitney -Defendan viii
take notice that on the Both day of March, 1861,
plaintiffs filed their petition in the above Court to
recover thesum Of $500 agsinst him, as indorser OF
draft drawn by the Cataract Bank, of Lockport, on
the Ocean Bank, Now York, for the sum 81 SiAs ~,
aud purchased from him by, ~plaiutins, which Gratt
has been protested for nOn~-paymeDt, and Jshn I.
TClsud has been sued rs garbishee Defendant ia
required TO answer by the 18th of june psxt.
JOHN W. HEBRON, Atty.
Cincinnati, April II, 6l-aap ll fTh
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CK4OHCR
FIRST-CLASS INSURANCE.
ny THE u
ETNA INSURANO E co
OF HARTFORD. ooNst
Cash Capital Enlarged a Half Million
3 M Of Dollars.

4 GENCN ESYA8LIsHRp AZ gEsoEaa
IA NAT In 1873 tnts-datins al Qreseas IcsB
insurance companies and agencies IL the ineurene2
business In this oity. lThtcty-hve years cOnstAae
duty bore, oombiped With wealth, experience, entxH.
prise and ubsrality, e~scecially odmpend the Rty1
1nsurapce COMPANY "a the favorable patrcnRRe -
thie oommunity-stendlng solitary and aloDeI t4R
sole surYiyor and living pionee- ofCipNjrnati unesss
writer's Of 1925.
Tho largest loss oVeg sustained py snT u.suraRa9
company ct one IRE IN Ohio wa By the EtnA, -
On ilicoths, April, 1859 ant amounted 10 tii4,9f Sc
mostly paid prior to thirty days after she 1ra.
Losses paid In Cincinnati duriBs the past sig year,
@1z7, GA HdF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

REFORE w. CHIDsEY, ESQ, JUS
Hsrhilton County, Chic. N. w. Thomas
a Co.. VS.. The winifrsd Mining and Man
the Whitfield Mining and Manufactures Company,
IL hereby notified that an attachment has been
issued against il by the said Justice of Peace, Esr
Ouire Chidsey, as a FOREIGN corporation. The trial
will be had on Saturday the 18th. day of May, 1851.
TfI II NJ II. & ". TILDEN,
MAJ l.cTh Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20
THE DAILY PRESS.


Thoughts dcop6r n an an speech,
reeliiQ deeper than all thouGht;
Houiu 10 auula can never teach
What unto themselves was taught.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

NAsH BUYEAs WILL FIND 1T
Groceries rom FERGUSON, Ninth An Vine. myl9
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-31

ARIsTOCRAcY Run M\D.-The Berlin cor
respondent Of the Ahend Post, Of New York.
relates curious instance of aristocratic folly.
Count lIahn-iIahn, son Of Countess Ida Hahn
Hahn, who became famous by her novels, and
!douhly famous by her conversion to the Catho-
nc Church and her devotional poems written
alter her converSion-th Count Hahn Hahn
mas issued remarkable order to his tenants
and employees. 1t commands them to dress
IN black frock coat and a white vest and
neekeloth, before coming to see him about any
business; and when they meet him, or any Of
nls family, they must take military position
an ana say "a most submissive good morning"
Inc order has been printed all over Germany,
ana mas excited not little merIiment. 1t
sounds almost as though it had been written
'Of the kladderadatch, the German Punch.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-31

INDIAN OUTRAGEs IN ROUND VALLRY.-
We published the other day an account of In
dian outrages in Mendocino county, and of the
pursuit Of them by the whites together with
neudly Indians, who overlook and killed
great many Of them. The Shasta Courier,
speaking Of the pusuit says the whites succeed
"a IN destroying one hundred at one camp and
MA'y at another. They found where the Indi-
shs mad killed several whites, one Of whom had
C. Seen destroyed by burning at the stake The
S.1urer ~.s calls for rigorous treatment, and sig
1,,usSah'ly ~ remarks that ''these things are not
be passed over"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-10-31
Special Notices.


Under che Aamantstraelom - dleeth-
guished physiciaus, SASDh' SAEsaPARiLLA has been
tested fOs twsnt5 years in the paelie Hospitals
well in their private practice, with such complete
success to have acquired the unqualified approval
Of the medical faculty, and Is held in the highest
esteem aad IL universally used.
New M0slcs~Just received 1t thu Broad Street
Book store, A. 2. OAuRcE Co., Union Dixis's Land
NAidens Prayer Cottage by the Sea- Defend the StAra
and Stripes; Flowers Of California Schottsche; Flag
of Our Union; Bridal Veil Sehottische; UD RoIlo in
MascherN; Opera De Verdi; La Revile Grand Military
March; Sotti ist todt; Danish Dance; Christmas
SchUtttsche Happy Land of CAnau with splendid va
riatlonsS .,rOoke Hall Polka swiss Medley; Ssme-
thing; Cuba Polka.
New BOOks.--Humes' History Of England,
vols. Pictorial History OF the Mexican War; Pictorial
Life Of Franklin Life Of Thomas Jefferson by Randall
, vols; The AutoeTzt of the Breakfast Table, by
Holmes; Charles O'Malley, the Irish Dragon, by
Lever; Diary Of London Physician, By wSrren, and
many other Miscellaneous and Historical WoRks, Cor
sale at the Broad street Book Store, by
A. p. CivKoa 60.
Just RecelVed.-A large lot cf California Cold
Pens, the best pointed Pens made--warraated. For
sale At the Broad Street Book Store, by
A. ?. CGURcH h Co.