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Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09
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5. MARKS would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has opened an Auction and Commission
House in the above named place. Consgnments and
outdoor sales solicited
Liberal advances made whenever required.
Regular sale days-TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
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FOR SALE.
SINGING SCHOOL.
Il. HAMILTON

MOULD respectfully announce to the Ladies' and
w Gentlemen Of this city and vicinity that he in
tends commencing SINGING GLASS for instruction
in the elementary principles Of Music, the Cultivation
of the Voice, &C. 10 consist Of twenty -four lessons
and for this purpose would be happy to all those
interested In music at the chapel oi the Presbyterian
Church, on Fifth street, between and d, on Monday
evening, December 18th, at O'Clock.
Terms made known on the above evening, des13
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09

WE have received, by recent arrivals, direct from
New York and Boston, TWELVE HUNDRED PACK
AnEs MINES AND MEDICrGEs, among which are
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-09
HaranIec Deeds

JOHN HoEsca. 900.
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A Gallant Rsaius q.

A correspondent pays the following Just tri'
butte TO the bravsry displayed at the Balls Run
fight, by the Second Regiment, Scott Life
Gund:-
In Justice to this regiment Qknown a the
Thirty eighth Regiment N. Y. 8. W few facts
should be statsd In reference 10 Its conduct In
the snga cement at Balls Run on Sunday, 2lst.
This notice q more especially called for, a. IL
did ssi vice for which anothsr rsgImsnt has
besn credited by the Washington Press
The Thirty-slghth Regiment was formed ID
line Of battle, aud marched Ia admirable der
enc half Of mile, under heavy are from q
battery Of tho enemy, aituatsd directly In
front. This march was strong test OF the con-
htsAce the men placed In Col. WARD, aud II
Ia doubtful II 800 recruits who never saw an
action bsiors, could be led through the same
Gre by q commander who had not the skill aud
courage which Col J. II. HoBARr WARD poss-
essss.
Tas rsgimsnt was ordered TO q hill, exposed
TO the iihs shots II concealed fosA who, pro-
tectsd by breAstwoiks, shrubbsry and thick
woods, poured In q very destructive dre. Luck
fly for The command, this order was countsr-
manded. and another one ksusd directing Il by
a right hank movement 10 support the len OF
ARsoLDs artillery. Nobly did II stand mp to
the work, and sustain It's reputation bat why
expose mon to csrtain death, WHEN the cover Of
thsu foes prevented rstalAtionY Cannon balls,
grAps thoL and iihsd bullets, with an occasional
shali, few ke rain drops, In numbsr, amo OK
the gallant fellows, AID not until the battery
was dlencsd and Withdrawn did they rscsds to
the cover Of bill, lh 90 rods In ths rear; but
then, II was with the ordsr OF veteran troops.
Al this moment, from tbicksts but few pAsss
distant came stream Of tho rebels. sxultAnt
In success and confident Of victory. Poor fsl.
lowsl II was the q st time they left thsir
bsIricades, aud few IN lments sufficsd TO drive
them back. At the sight Of THAR advancs, our
troops rallied, and exhibited the vslor OF North
srn soldiers, In manner many traitors will
never tell OF.
The ofissrs OF the regiment, with ecol heads
and determined hearts. set examples which
a. Colonel FARHswoRTH lsft bed OF sickness
was carried to the battle field and regardless Of
cons gu. noe,, assumed his position and main :
tanned II throughout the day, despite bis phya-
cal disabilities.
OF the Ices sustained, nothing definite Is known.
Gen. MoDowELL ordered each regiment 10 fall
back upon IL former sncampmsnt and many q
the men In consequence Of the darkness, ASSN
bled with other commands and n any are yet on
the road; consequently the rumber OF mi sing
cannot be ascsftaiDed.
Capt. HUoH McQuADE OF Company +, snt
Lieut.. THOMAS q. HAMBLM OF Company G.
both noble men and valorous officers, were wouI
dsd and left In the hospital neat the battlefield
IL Is not improbable that they are prisoner
Lieut.. JoHs II. BaADr, Jr., Of Company D
was severely wounded by ball on the hanC
and wrist. He 10 In camp and doing well.
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WHBH Col. SLoCUM, Of the Second Rhode
IslArd, was wounded his mon, not supp sing II
10 be mortal, crowded around him for farIhs
orders; but he died In q minute or two after be-
ing shot, bis last words bs'Dg, "Don't walt for
me; ayenge my death" And he was avenged.
From that instant tha Rhode IslAnders made
charge after charge, each time bringing q hoAt
Of rebels to the ground.
"AlwAYs GAY'' Is q Boldiot's lie. A volun-
tssr's isesnt lsttsr sayE-' Ny wife came on TO
tss rae at our camp. Thank Heaven shs
brought needles and thread with her. My rag
len had nta'l ly played Outj my pants have been
drilled to death I have bon n wslhiag In my
boot legs for thIOs weeks. | sith my vile was
. ShoemAkor. TIE boys will soon have their
new hMnesI, We are as hAppy as bobtAu horses
in fly time"
The OFF. GERS who took Mr.. PRYoR prisoner
say that among the othsr prisoners taken was 4
very badly wounded rsbs oificSr, who wore the
eatis Of colonel on his shoulder ltrap. III,
a, ,pearsd 10 have got beyond his regiment ans
got separated from thsm and 90 eut on. Hi
l. Il ann had been thGttered above the elbow
and the uselses membn was dangling la hi
coat sleeve. He was also bleedinR profusslJ
from wound In the side, yet waving his sKof'
In the air, and would not give up until sur
rounded, and a big fellow Of one Of tho Main
| rsgimsn,s rushsd up TO him threw down hi
own gun AID claSpsd the officer around tn
body. His sword thsn dropped from his gra,p
aad be sApk upon tho ground. The nrst wor
' hs sAia wore, :" WhSt foola you faukssa are
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vvNas an Rso.p.d r,i..uer s.yt.

On Monday night Michigan soldier who was
taken prisoner ~ Bulls Ran made his escape
ffom Manassas, and yestsrdAy he reached this
city. His story is an Interesting one. Whom
captured by Lieu suant Colonel u one OF the
Georgia regiments, he was handcuffsd, and fur
Fire Zouavss taken with hin were ehainsd and
guarded by ak men each. One OF the Zouaves
ding for something 10 drink he was informed
lat bis neck would be 30 stretched In . few
days that he would nIvsr sgAin be Thirsty. The
n uavss ware treated with every possible in
oignity. During the evening there arose
Ssh6 US dispute among seme 'sl officers as 10
tohieh Of their regiments ran frH. The prisoner
was appealed 10, and dsciding in a mann,
pleasing to his eaPtor, he was allowed esrtAiu
privileges which be wisely improved TO o.
i,ct an escape. He Iays the greatest corr
stsI nation pTsvA Ailsd among the Bscessi 1nLsts
lest the retreat Cf our tOops was q fstnt
ordssd by q n. SooTr TO induce thsm u
advance tcwAl d Ctntisyills and thus to cut off |;
ard farther, that they fairly believed thai
the veteran commander was himself at Centre
vllls, and had snttsL chad tbai place which
very little labor. He TepSAts TIE story that
one OF the South CArolioa regiments, on Ap-
preaching the Minnesota men, hoistsd the
Stars and 81 ipss and begged than not to hre,
which advantage bting Rainad thy ipetAntly
rAiSsd the rsbsl asg. and poured lhsir bnllAts
upon the trAva and unSusptc ing trool 8.
Could AAythins be more base than thls2 The
sama mai ESyB the rebels estimated their iotl
at 1 800; slso, that Jar. DASD arrived or
the field at ~ O'Clock; that BRAuRs q Ard com
mandsd In PsIsoI; that JoHNsoA arrived at II
Icloek with 0t0 msA and that tbs sntir
rsbsl foroe WAS rot 80 COO. II bic report
| tue, BkAuRkoABp cana vay near being Gag
tursd. His coat was token, aud his horse an
ykbs were twtcs asiEsd, whsls hs took " u
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THs C.itfsrOIa Peuy Rxpre...

Fort Ksdrncy, Friday July 26, 1s6i.-TAs
Pcpy Express passed hare at clock this az
ternoon, with tho following summary Of nsws G
San FranciscO, July IL, 186i.-!Ths maiksta
are about the sans As at last adyices., Batter
n dropping.
The overlsnd telegraph has bfsn sxtsadsA
dtty milss eastward fr, m the Cauon Vallsy
StatioB, aud rows is now t,lsgIa he'd 10 Call
iein'a from the tsrminur, which 10 cailsd Ssna
Spring Station.
The annual emigration overland has corn
meI csd BY various routas.
Sslt Lake Is 536 miles. On thi portion Of In
overland route the mail company have sstah-
iisbed twenty. two stations for the sxchAnrss
Of horsss, etc. Bat Il n thsir intsntion %
have stations every twelve milss Of ths reufs.
For the frst few months II win be q rouxk -
but BY next Spring comfortable hotsls wiz -
eitcted at the stations and tho intsrmsdia1s
places will be settled.
A fire. occurred on Second street In Sacra-
mento. On Saturday morning IN which several
buildings were destroyed and thfss Chinau,a
burned TO death. The losses In all were sbssk
e350, OtO. On Saturday evening another hss
occurred at the northeast corner Of Fourth snA
]. stzssts. destroying several buildings, with q
loss Of abt ut t75, 600.
Public ssntimsnt Is daily becoming mora
nearly unanimous in favor oi Y.psscuting IL
war 70 asy extent necessary for the preserve
lion Of the Union.
Good reports Of the gold and oil YER loads q
Potosi and other points, In the Colorado ooaa-
try, continue TO be rsoeivsd, some sf ~
claims Averaging from $3.50 to $3.50 per tun.
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military News.

SEcoED GERMAN RIVLR REorMbNr, (CAu..
don Riass) Colonsl r. j. BkIon. Undsr III
rkme and command R'gimspt lately otEaA-
ICED, has been aeespt.d by the U. 3. Govern
nsnt and Captain HAImAss, Of the y. =
u. 8. service, on the 9Th Il August hsxt xk
80 fieeIed sn'irsly BY gtAAuataB of Eur0psaa
military aeadsmhss Most os The officers have
been engaged In the EuropsNn war and rsyola-
Ton. In the hftt lbrss days $40 men have
bsen emil tad. The Hsadqua'tsFs are e
Drama ic Hal, No. 46 and As Fast II ust,a
between Mott end Mulberry street.
An AccErrAB. z PsEzsr,-oa Saturday
company Of tie New York Mounted RiasA Q
large box Of clothing gsnsrously DONATED ~
the isaIss o, the PsssSgtssiss chgteA x AsS
! Rochelle. ~ -
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The following ID copy Of tsis iapsstsnk
set, recently passed BY Congress. .
An Acr to conascsts propsrty used fce On.
furrci ionaty purposes.
Be- enacted By ne Senate dsS Houss n -.
preteataateS Of Ae United States ef Anersoa
IN Conorta assembled, That N, during ~
rrsssnt or any future insurrsction against ths
Government Of tbs Uni'ed States, aft.w N
Presdsnt of ,he United States shau have o.
elsrsd. ~ proclamation, that the lars of ths
United Stats are opposed. and the axs eatisa
iher,d obstructsd, by combinations too psv-
siful TO be spp2rsssed by the ordinary eosrss
q judlci. proceeding. or BY the DO -sr vested
IN the marshsls BY law, any person OF person,
his, hsr, CT their sg.nt, ats rney. or smployss,
tball purchase r aeqAiTe, sn Or give,
tpy property Ct vhaiIosve AID Or
description, vih Intent 70 use OF employ ths
same or safer the same 10 be used er en-
plUysd, IN aiding. abetiipg or promoting such
irsurrsetion or resistance 20 tIs lavs o. snv
person engaged therein; or II any psrson OF per-
sons being the owner or owrsn Of sDy snsh
property, shall kno 1ingly use or employ. -
coussnt 10 the use or employ msnt Of the sans
as Aforesaid, all such prepsrty q sh.reby declared
wherever fbund; and IL hall bs the duty q ~
President OF the United ststss 30 cssss ths
sams TO Be ssisad, confsoatsd and eoudsmnsl.
Sac 2. And Be u further enacted Thst susA
prizes and capture shall Be condemned n the
Dbtftct OF Nifcutt Oouft Oh tnt U.It94 ot41nH
having Jurisdiction q the amount, OF In sAmf-
rally In any district In which the sams nay ~
ssizsd, OF Into which they may Be taksa and
proceeding, first instituted.
SEo. 8. And Be u further enactsd, Thst ths
Attorney Gsnsral, or any district sttornsy q
the United States In which said property n.y
at any time ls, may institute the procssdinGs
tf condemnatiop, and In such essss they shsll
10 wholly for tie bsnsht Of tho Unttsd Btstss.
o. any person may file an Information with
spch attorney, In which case the proceedings
shsIl be for the use Of tueh ipformsr and tn
United States In equal parts.
Sac 4, And b n nJiUtaer enacted, That vh.-
ever any person claiming TO be entitled 10 IN
srvics or labor Of any other psfson, under ths
Laws Of any State, thAll employ snch psrssa
In aiding or promoting any insnrrsskiou, q n
rsdsting the laws OF the United Sta'ss, OF shan
permit him to be 90 employed he shsll forfsi1
all visht 10 such ssvvics or laboe and ths psr-
con whose labor or service Il thu. claimed sha1
10 the contrary notwithsta andfAg
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Tbs r publican State Central COMMITTEES of
Ohio, met at Columbus on ths 25th. The en-
ire state was well represented. Rssolutioaa
wero adopted, declaring II not sxpsdisnt %
call COnvention Of the Republican party foe
the nomination Of officers 20 bs chosen ct In
coming stNts election. II was also resolved b
request ths d. mocratic Central COMMITTEES %
COMMITTEES for the purpose Of nominAting =
Iuitsbls state ticket. Tue call Is 70 b lA-
dressed TO al who are In favor Of an uncoadi-
tionAl union OF tho states the maintainancs q
the integrity Of the National 0ovsrpmsnt. aAA
q vigorous prosecution OF the war. Should M
Democratic Central Committss rsfase 70 accspe
these propositions for . union BY the Oh q
sta uctsd 20 Issue a call for q oonvsntion of thu
.. opls. Delegates 10 the nominating eonvsn-
lien srs to be chosen without rstsrsncs 10
partY.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Recslved
- By ths School o,,sers O the ets wMd, ct the
nsr Of 0raaA and Elm ,ta. until Tuesday, the 9th
day q Avg next, q ce.oek p M for sehcol fsini;
Ward.
Pl.n. and Of s,ia fa.niture are on ale
school Rulidinss,.No % Crosby q. Tso rsspoasible
suretieS vhsss names must aeoompeny the proposals,
for hithfal prformanoe q ths contract, VIII be 70.
Tbs School ofhcsr reserve the nsht 70 reject any
~ all Of the said proposals., deemed for the public
FEANcIs 0,RoyRKEJ Comn,ttss On Building and
ooWKNKkSSEYL ooW I'd fgnitare o. ~ the Boa board
H2a 12sl02
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shs Osw-rsty Risz<iss.s.s Of rHs nssss<
Ths Boston Pod, speaking of The BuIi's R.s

ihs Boston Posf, speaking of the BuIi's nrs
Bat vss. shall w hss vuras d ihss -
bghtsnsa se> 70 rspsce.ts ths inhny Il tbser
conduct, sfter thsif success, toward oar nsals
sodisrti Are soldisn turned butchsrs2 -
Their % boosted csiysiry = noeksfgi We sas
r.ports Of thar btutslity1 Ths veunAsf -
hr.d into while lyiog manzlsd On I've RslA-shs
bleeding soldisrs are tied 70 trees ssd bsysns4sk
The weapons OF the fallen soldier are tsk~n
bom him and plunged into him, dssd OF dyire.
Union ioldisr takss up the wounded fsbI
ministers TO bin q cup OF cold water, and -
bastard dispatches his b,nefsctor whiis In -
sctl 10 what depths OF brbarism havs Ans-i-
can ioldisp stopped In THAR trcatmsnt = tksAr
fellow oitissnsl The blood Of The vrongsa snA
the Outraged calls from the ground fsr re-
drsss. Ssoh sois Of inhumsnity main svssT
man q soldier. AmsricsnsI h thsrs uns trsp
OF blood In your veins you vill not SPIN q
such cause2 IL there one dollar of trsssurs
you do not held In truat for tbs good Rsrkf
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TIFE CoRDIAL-FEMALBs OF ALL

IFE CU ID AIs-FE FEMhLho OF III
- aSea who are luhsrlDg fron Inward wtAkness,
lors Of appetite. general prostfAtion OF the system,
va and wtuld oht in renewed beAlth aud strength,
heuld make trial Of Df. ANDEK3ONb
FEMALE LIFE CORDIAL.
uttherv Who have oauKhtars Of q ' SAX and nsryors
consultation, shoud get bottlS Of this excellent
STRENGTHENING CoMPoUeD,
AID let them take H. II u tho best eouector Of the
FINALE SYSTEM
ever produced For all tho'e Sistratrs co nIl.lnts
With which females 20 oten tr ub "a, esp clAly
~ eertSn 20 iodS, II has ne eqral.
TRY 1T ALL Wa0 ARE AFFLICTED
snd uhe bu a1reds wb9 81 no sspyios sSod health
al times With perfect safety ard Is totally devoa Il ALI
dsletsriovs o. poi lonous cfuss Phe. 81 PSF bttns.
U,i. states L st 4S soulh 5eoond It. Will Ems
bursh, and Gao be hsd q Pew York. At VI EiHhts
sye corner Allen and stanton e soIns q nnu,toa
sssnns and s0th 4 In Brooklyns al The SornsE ol
nyrtie nod franklin Aves k9 ssss.s;p
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aeu Fr,usa..s staG

The following officers bavs bssn announssa
"A STAFF 0ficsrs to Gen. FRHHoSri Capt. J. q.
KELTss, Assistant AojatAut General and Ast-
ing ComnissaIy; Drvst-Msjor JcHH MoKm-
srRY, Assistant Quartsrm astsr and 1uIgsoo; q
q J. DRcASRr, Medical Direction Lieut.. Oh
J. p. AbDAEws. Assistant PaymAAtsr.
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woods FOR ssfssy. An this rivS sSr WA n
Il worth. simply rsmnking that n ssvsrsR
points II eonhrms reports givsn bT ofhsr -
eapsd prisopers and By dsssrtsra snd tksf o.
man !. vssy rsspsotsbls person, w.n kssv.
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Mere Rrusalisy.

The Phlladslphia IsqIrr of ths f5sA>ssysi
"a hsutsnant Of an Ohio regiment, now b
this city, and who was At the battle d Ballt
Hun, states that he saw several Of our wounksk
members Of the Alabama and QsorRia rcd
msntr. The poor follows begged Tor thsir
lives but thsir plsAdings were diHsgsrdsd, ssA
With an oath the dsath-wound a. inaictsd."
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TO FOB THE KsaIsa RANKS q

iS63{ Bowery, Nev Yosk.
ETzi Fish Hook, 5asil., shTiap Nsl., IlO,s.. y
"a ferkA gpeoaS Rlns.a Pima Wstnhsss ossAAs
- g: . s.s - Hs.essli... se'S Sssssisis ss.is.,
d. 9 Ssa sssE =. fdss u sf7ss ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BAKERIES FOR BALE-TO BAKERS
ID located on ali the ayea. aEd on othsr good busi-
ness streets Bak n and others that want 70 oom-
mencs basness will find some rare ohanas By apply
Ing a. MToBKILS buslneA agency " Cedar IT.
near BroadWsy. yles24A1'1Sl
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1861.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FOR TIE
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
EEw YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
IxpREss TRAINS LEAVE DKPors
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
pAnY, sUEDAYs ExoxrTrD, A. ToLLowsi
ITcn EasmSsn 81. E,:s3s soth q. station.
AIS. ts., s.gr,u l:sS II y -. ass s.sor..
slssplnS cars. lob Pm. lD.D ~.
sOs@sCzms A. ALa,sy yrs INV ronx OnunAL
gSsf4: gsSss:: and s.4oe. Q. 9sHSEs4fxSEHS sSsfSHS
s:% spd W''ss'VR Ae sAsessssAiJs ssA JE4Itb Ihttibo.
AUBURN, aisnvH, HN1CVszs Vds.zsANDAIauA
TSSs TS1S sSS "a hhAr sN2sF RGsSAb g
HAMILTON, TOnOnTQ; DETkOrT, CngAqo,
R5EB3x SS5sIS xzbiSSs HaTsgF gFs Fps 2bu Rg ktS u
RUNHErTTT RUsUSYs l1 RS3sRltA HS9T FS M
Ssfs0, fHRRi ahutTR Rypi Al 2roIIa, lou
lSyIJJIE SScIsATI' DAY DHxr3H, ,f SoIHg1nhsTyHs H1hTH
WfsT anl s0UTawksf.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Qc.aectius. with Trains r. Troy, T, yith = Troy =
s2EsT2pS oEsrpSs "a WmhiTsA4 nh4 A4sAE3T. AE3T.ES .d SJs S
hg1 On 5oAhhsAss hoUsS n9AIsE,
LOCAL TRAINS
L4sys Neg .Yort. e fsIls~s
Gsin SO,n ~ z.'s.sf1 "a * aas
=, "a iSSS .ns VI IsS ~. ~
P.skssis4s tain. aso A.A,lobb An. ana SIS T.A.
sios sSs tla, S.tR. $50 IaiO ss ana iOlS I'm.
Fisiiiii iSaia. 6SO s.N. lsoSRA
H fRUGuT ARRANQBNlFrp By thia routs
q above, WiTaOUr CHANGE OF CARS, from
ne Depot In OHAMRkRs and CANAL BrRHgTs, a Z
~ ufse a. laUordbls a. made bD other Railroad
g0InRqnl - Tbs facilities Of this great NIX y
YORK AOUTn 70 the Wsh eoamsnd Il 70 the con-
ddsnst de q SsHehA.e AnA sAPvsrs for pr'apt,a-'
f.sss1ssf: trains With SMOKING saA sLEyPINd
! CARS run In oouneotisu On the Neg York Central
Fer partssslau q 70 lssal trslas ana fright ar
iasIE%sSsi aES n'''H ~. ssffE ssssslsss 4
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