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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

pefsted 70 pass tue nht or the bS, Tor want OF
quarters, twelve either put 70 death or drowned
DEEATEs IN CoNGRRss-RHErr On REBELLION
The excitement. occasl0aed by this act brought tie
whole question before Congress. Notwithstanding tie
many ags.avapg circumstances attending this ten
invasion CT neutral waters and massacre Of peeceeel
ctizsns tie debate caiC, and disaGsaionate. Mr.
khe Of Ssgth Carolina proes eded far - 10 justify
the act, charaaeriziAg Mckenzie - rebel chief"
traitor In the eyes Of the law and hy;rZ down as
principle that when refugees OF This kind tosk shelter in
another country and not surrendered it was tho
right Of the outraged government to seize ssem with
strong hand. "Eappose," said he, "that -crbjec.s
Great Britain should combine with Iscontsnte and fac
sczens with *he svowod purpose our
republican institutions, how would bear H. AID how
would tolerate the idsa that munitions Of war; rov
sions and firearms shand be furnished these enc
mics, By Britiah suejeetes UnqGess,onab!y we would
consider ourselves grosY wrou0s0, and would be Sery
SLOW In recognizing any spirit Of friendships debating
such nsasursa" xr. Gay, however, spoke strongly IN
fsvor maintaining the dignity Of the natoa
Dc n the expense Of q war with EngAndA Such
me testimony Of Calhoun and Benton It 5000 keosme
maneet that new lava must be made deGuiag more accu
rasey the course Of action 70 be pursusd By our go7s
men under circumstances Hike those then existing On tho
Northern border. .-s.- ,>.s.. + +
NOTIFICATION OF THE NEUTRALITY BILL.
Much difficulty was found in forming bill which
should eectuany cut of all Aid 10 the rebels without At
The time psurousy impeding the regular trade with
The well Affected citizens Of the provinces At length in
March, resolutions passed modifying the bin Of 1873
on neutral relations 10 meet the existing circumstances
By the prov,sons Of this bu thus modified, all fe-
dera officers were commanded to seize any arms, p-ov
IONS or munitions OF Far which might be reasonably
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-03

Col. CoRCoRAN.-The New York Herald,
uublisbes letter from Col. Corcoran, now
a prisoner ut Richmond, written to his wife.
The following extract explains how he hap
Dened to be taken prisoner
Nv regiment came off the field in admi-
rable order, and was on the road to Center.
vile, when halted to take rest and await
orders for future action, knowing that our
artillery would need protection in Return
ing. Two regiments that had not been in
line, and were retreatiug in disorder, being
on my flank, aud when the cavalry were
seen advancing towards us, these regiments
broke precipitately through my lines, throw.
ing us into disorder, causing genera!
fight. dismounted aud crossed rail
fence over which they had gone. and got
the color bearer to halt, calling on the men
to rally around the flag. Just at this mo-
ment discharge of carbines from the pur.
suing cavalry and our artillery, drowned
my voice and destroyed all my efforts to
muster the men. | had ouly nine men who
heard me and halted, aud these, with The
two officers aud myself. were surrounded
and taken to Manassas. cleft there on the
following morning and arrived here on
Tuesday night. Lieutenats Bagley and
Grammar. with two COloDels. one LietenanI
Colonel, aud other officers and privates, ar
rived here this morning. Some of our
wounded have also been brought here, but
have not yet learned their names.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-03
NO LEATHER PAD
Used Now on tho New style OfMnchl"e'
The New Style of Hemmer

TRANSPARENT CLOTH PREssER,
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-03
NOT Yet.

O country marvel of the enrthl
n realm to sudden greatness gTown
The age that gloried in thy birth,
shall 1t behold thee ovcrthrownS
Shall traitors lay that greatness lowt
No, Land OF fiope and Blessing, No!
And we who wear thy glorious namo,
Shall we, like cravens, stand apart,
When those whom thou hast trusted aim
The death blow at thy generous hearty
Forth goes the battle.cry, and lol
Hosts rise in harness, shouting. MOI
And they who founded, in our land,
The power that rules from sea to sea,
Bed they in vain, or vainly planned
To leave their country great and ireef
Their sleeping asi os from below,
Send up the thrilling murmur, NO!
Knit they the gentle ties which long
These slsier States were proud 10 wear,
And forged tie kindly links SO strong
For idle ha nds to sport to teaT--
For scornful hands aside to throw4
No. by our fathers' memory, MOL
Our humming marts, our iron ways,
Our wide tos cd woods on mountain crest,
The horse Atlantic. with his bays,
The calm, broad Ocea Of the West
And MississippFs torrent flow,
And loud Niagara answer, No!
Not yet the hour is nigh, when they,
who deep in Eld's dim twilight sit,
Fart Is ancient kings, shall rise and say,
nProud country, welcome 10 the pitt
So soon art thou, like us, brought lowr
No, sullcn group Of shadows, No!
For now, behold, the arm that gave
The victory In our fathers day,
Strong, as of old, TO guard and save
That mighty arm which none can stay
On clouds above and fields below,
Writes, in mems sight, the answer, Mol
William Cullen Bryaut.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-03

Cows IN THE CRY OF LoNDoN.-0ne of
the last places in the world, perhaps, where
one would expect to find a herd Of three or
four hundred cows, would be the city of
London, especially, in that fashionable
part of it known as the West End. =
And yet, if one cOnsideres a moment, it is
manifest "milk for the million" must
somehow or other be provided. aud the how
becomes interesting. "Milk for the babes"
is scriptural. aud we were much struck
with the good security-so characteristic of
English ughfares-furnished to the
babies of St. James's Park for the purity
of the beverage furnished them. Large,
healthy sIeek-looking cows were standing
10 the shade of the trees by the wayside,
held by a rope, aud ever and anon some
nurse, or mother, or fond father, would
pause with u baby wagon, while the at
tendant would milk glass of the unadul.
terated article, and the young sucking
would imbibe it fresh and warm from the
COW.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-03

A CORRESPONDENT of q Nashville paper
tells story about person who was going
to Chattanooga on the railroad. When the
train entered the tunnel in total darkness.
said person asked stranger how long it
would be going through. Stranger was a
bit of wag, and replied, "two hours"
Person thought he would avail himself of
the opportunity to don clean shirt, and
about the time he had "shucked HIMSELF"
the train dashed out into daylight, exposing
his person to the astonished gaze Of some
hundred pairs Of male and female eyes be-
longing to passengers. He bad on no linen,
and about as much other clothes as the
Apollo Belvidere-and no chance to run.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-03

THE impenetrability of the rhinOceros's
hide is stated by recent English hunters to
be fable, which arose solely from the fact
that walking sticks aud whip.stocks as hard
as horn are prepared from it by tedious
process among the natives of countries
which the animal nhabits. A common
buck shot will, in reality, go through the
hide with perfect ease. The same invul-
nerabiliiy has been asserted of the alliga-
tor, and It has been disprOved by killing
the monster with charge of bird-shOt fred
into bis right side, though the heart, the
eve aud the vent, are always mentioned as
bis only vulnerable spots
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-03
Aun.Gtr G5
OEDIkAN(E, Prov Iding for n.

N Plsnking Of portions a Main ana Cayote streets
The Trustees Of the City Of Nerado do ordaia clcs
SE.1ioS1 l. It shall be the duty Of the propcrir
holders on both sides OF Main street from tile bridge
TO the junction OF Cayote street. and Of property ho
deis on Cayote str et from the junction OF Main 10
the upper end of the gas works building, and fhey
are hereby equired on before the 18th day /,
September, lo0l, 20 plank said streets, IN trout o.
their property.
SIC. 2 said planking shall he done under the a.
rection aud suuervision Oi the City Marshal ssa
each property holder shall be required to plank 10
the middle Of the street.
SIC 8. Should any property holder on Main anG
Cavote streets between the ,ermin above specified
neglect or refuse TO plank the streets in front Of hs
or her property az required it shall become the dn,
Of the City Marshal to let out contract for having
the work done and the property slong the line thefr,
shall be held responsible for the reasonable expense
Of the same.
Passed August 27th 1851. CllAs. KENT,
II. II. FLAGc, Clerk. President.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-03
Legal Notices.
Number 54.l

Number J4.l
An ORDINANCE. Providing for n.
"A construction a sidew walk on Pine street
The Trustees # the City Of Naado C1dain as folls.,.
src-ffos ]. ItsliAll be the duty Of the urops,,,
holders ON the westerly side 0l Fine street bxtv,..
Commercial and Broad streets, befuIe tie 9s,3
day Of september, 1861. 10 construct a Sidewalk +,
front Of their property.
sEe = Said side walk shall be Of uniform vidn
not less tlan four feet and shall be constructed b,
der the dil cction of the City Marshal.
SIC. 3. should any property LulderOn Pine stree,
betwe cen the eniini specified in the frat section q
Ills Ordinance, neglect refuse TO construct n.
aide walk in front Of his her property as reoui,
it shall be the duty Of the Marshal To let cut Con,
tract for ha ling tie Nufk doIc and the prOtrr.,
along the line thereof shall be held responsible t
the reasonable expense Of the same.
Fas,ed 4 ugns; 9Th, 1Sol. CHAS. KENT
T. trl.f i'i'.. lresidrns
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-03
CtTATE CALIFCRNIA, County Of

C,TATE OF CALIFCRNIA, County Of
= Nevada. S. In the District Court OF the l4ih
Judicial district OF said State.
The people of the state Of California TO G. r. IAl.
LOR. Greeting
You Are hereby summoned to appear and answer
to tile complaint Of 5. II. WKEMAN. filed against
YOU within ten days from the service nl 'hls W.T.
If served ON YOU in this county. and within tNeh9
DAYS If served on you n this District and ont oi 'hS
county and within forty days ii served On you ~
this State and out OF this district. IN an acton cor
merced on tue 18th day Of April, a. D. 1901, IN
said Court to obtain decree OF this court io tns
foreclosure of a certain mortgage ocallhe ua'e wy
10Th day OF October u. 1859. executed by the sad
defendant 10 plaintiff and for the sale o the premi'
ses therein and in satd complaint particularly men
toned aud described and the application OF the mon
eys arising from such sale to the payment OF us
amount due four certain ProTnlEfory holes ~,
forth in said complaint made and dehVeIeu 10 kso
plaintiff By the defendant bearing even daie Wl'h
said mortgage and thereby intended 10 De seeured'
10 Wit The sum of 81 SEQ, with Interest lheitNA
from the 18th day Of October A. b. 1893. at the Io
of two ler cent IcI month till laid a y any 0en-
cheney Shall remain after applying all Of SAID money
properly so applicable thereto. then that FiSlhuu
may have execution therefor against the Sald aeeh1
ant also that said defendant and all and every per
son claiming through tr under defendant supaequeh'-
ly 70 the date Of plaintiffs mortgage and The com
,encement Of his action. may be barred ard fore
osed of all right claim, len and equity oi redemp
-.on in aud to the said mOrigaged premises OF ap{
part thereof and for such other AID tuthef fti'''
or both. in the premises as may be just and equim-
BILE. And you hereby notified that If you iai 70
answer said complaint as herein directed, llanuu
will take Judgment against you there for BY desnlt
together with all costs OF suit and counsel fees N INC
sum Of $3.50 ana also den aud Of the Court such eta
er relief is prayed for in plaintiffs said compliant.
In testimony whereof I. Jonm 3 Lambert, CleTH
(-e>0 Of the District Court aforesaid. do here,
seal. unto set my hand and impress the s'S :
(~-l Of said Court at ofnce in the Clty %
Nevada, this 30 day of Nav a n. 1851.
JOHN :. 'MBERI, Clerk
BY jos. RoBFRTs, Jr., Ieputy.
BY Order Of Hon. Niles Searls Judge of the Disri"
Court aforesaid.
JNO. s. LAMBERT. Clerk.
BY Jos. R0BERIs Jr., nepnty
T P. Hawley, Atpy for Plaintiff. Hay45m
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-03
c,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, county ID

CITAVE OF NALAFOhNAA NuhHtJ OF
- Nevada: Know all men by theSe presents, that
/ SILVIA BAKER. of the Township and County "
Nevada state Of California, wife OF .ustis Baker, tp
hereby declare and make known Iny intention h,
carry on business on my own account and In my
own name as sole Trader. in pursuanc of an Act G
The legislature OF the State Of California. entitled
nAu Act TO authorize married women to ttanaes
business in their own names as sole Traders, al.
nroved April 18th 1852. And further declare tbs,
said business will be the business of Menery sD4
Dress Making and win be carried on or maeced IL
the county nf Nevada Aforesaid and that the
Of capital invested in this business Goes not exeetd
FIVE thousand dollars.
In witness whereof have hereuntt set (~A~l
my hand and seal this tenth day of June Seal
A. u. 1861. SILVIA BAkfK l~v-)
State Of California, County of Nevada: On this
tenth day of June A. D. 1861 before me A Z, Mills,
n Notary Public IN and for said County Of Nevada,
personally appeared silvia Baker. wife of Justis Rs
ker, personally known to me 10 be the person who
is described in and who execnted the foregoing ih
slrument as a party thereto; and the said Silvia
Baker. having been by me first made acquainted
with the contents of said instrument, acknowledge
to me on examination apart from and without tho
hearing Of her said husband that she executed the
same freely and Voluntarily, without fear or eompul
sion or Undue influence OF her said husband, and
that she did not wish to retracl the execution there
Of.
In wi;nees where,f I have herepnto set
(~>l my hand and affixed my AOtaral Seal
zeal this 10th day Jgne HS = D lstI ~.
\iel3 iaw3v Nevada county Cal.
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gnb0QraDbtrs,

A. E5OEN g. Go.
PRACTICAL
l. r. @ C e a p Fl ER s.
hN&RAEERS AND COLOR PRINTFRS
NOS, T3 AND rs SECOND STREET.
BALTIMORE,
"S"eue ChecHs Note snd DRAFT Books, Cards. Cert6cat
b!p3pias Show Cards for Manufacturers Views Arcbit
drawings, Maps, Plans, Music Titles Book Plates En-
Geioies and Labels, well as
COMMERCIAL WORK
" every description The facilities OF our establishment
u tt perfect execution of every desert of
~ - az most ample. The earliest advantage is taken ~
Loerl Improvements, and personal attention IL
70 every branch of art enabling us To cnyras
IN excellence OF work, well az moderation
p' WIN any kindred establishment in the couptrv
e ROSS d KREBS,
81 PRACTICAL PHOTOGRAPHERS, ENGRAyERs.
~, COLOR PRINTERS
NJ i0I WEST LOMgAR I'D STREET.
BID Heads, Checks,
Bills Of Lading,
Cards,
Circulars,
Label, D., Title Pages
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THEO GLOCKER and2
hOBT. G. BARRY, trustees
iyl9 3aw&ds " H. w 81 r. isIt Aimntloneer,
TRUSTEES SALE.

bsI,;I lRUNTNE'S SALE,
N ny virtue Of decree the Circuit Court NJ Eolt;
,-5s more city, the undersigned, Trustee will az a.
IN ~ 70 cte' at 1f Exchange Saesroons, on Second Street
p. NJ. ~ - TIC 10" July, ie6is a, O'Clock
On - 2 di' IiAT GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS frontir,
10y ~ % ti5 ie east side of North Char es street. h
] ~ VV !eg to three feet alley; which Lot is l5l fet
NJ rom y ,iiSnn street and is improved by large ard
@ SUBJECT to an annual ground rent Of thre hunfrc3
totia pay able in equal instruments on he frst T MN
and September in every wear ~ " ''' mss u ''"'CI
& te see mortgage from W. H. Redgraycs ia Samuel
folio 1913. &c 'i' i7"'' hloer u r. ., NO. Isl,
letms OF sale One third cash. and the balance in civ
anu Twelve months with interest and security " ~
L. PARkIN SCOTT, Trustee
iv1o,,ts SAMUEL II. COVER
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| a MES r. CHANCE,

~ - - (LATE AUCTIoNEERl
GENERAL CObfMISSION HER CHANT
and Dealer in all kinds OF AUCTION GOODS, sutad IN
Dot CS ana country Merchants, who requested 70 ex
anime tue same before purchasing elsewhere ~
JAMES +. CHANCE
Commission Merchant,
% mhl9tf Fntrance an S Sbtaii,s SS.sss.
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IMaas aa0 EFtusyf.

gssxssaSs&SstsszJ GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
y s It'll 1ssslSyhANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAFILE
Ii J. 81 III WARRROoNE:
NOE. Is, II and l9 N. EUT.W STREE
OFFICE:
~ cETHsAsr CORNER or EUTAw AND TAYgTTe a-sP,rq
ING underSgned has always hand one of t,n Inject
sediments Of PIANO FORTES in this city VIII rcr
0! hn1sh, power and sweetness of tone elasct ~
''Tyd' i&ye oy Judges been pronounced unrivaed
tI tfe1lua-a Gold Meds-was awarded them
lS59 ''-" AH''''''te, i'eiu III NCtooeF'
cry Fano guaranteed for Ave years. and PRIVILEGE of
exchange granted atany time within six months from e
OF SAFE, IL not entirely satisfactory. 800
Jerns and prices liberal, call solicited
before purchasing elsewhere -'
- Pianos taken in hired.
Sg-f TJE'hf5 R'r,rYr
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Anbtif 3alps
CDuo BY +. W. ai1N ,17r5s, =. CT,
SPEClAL AND PEREMPFORy sIJn

o. BY f. ~. sfGNN,Gr5F :, ,7,,
= rholAL AND PEREMPTURY SALE '
|O"-,A strT y - RnCH LIE BRANDTFS I'M NO..
IN LIZ LED ~ DEHhNTURE, At 4 + fMTHItND AND
-, ,r,r, FoR CASH, TO COY ER ADVAHNCCEtGiON,
un NESDA MORNING MKT J1I 70, ma,
Charles street for cash, - az 20 ana ~ South
QUARTER PIPES COGNAC BRANDY
or,,,r, ,,r,,,,, .,o - met. Castillcn Co ~ ls-,
l. = QUARTER PIPES COGNAC BRANDY, w '''''
ar, .,,-,,,,, 49,, - Otard, Du9uy {, Co - Is,s
= QUARTER PIPES COGNAG BRANDY Wa 1913
rBisquit, Duhouche L Co - Is5s
- ROCHELLE BRANDY 400
= QUARTER PIPES RGCHELLE,
=, "Ai2ac, Segnette Co ~ 1855
y n, B.-We invite the attention Of persons wapiirg
eGuine brandts to thissar as the vintaRes viii Be
~ ais" notify al persons interested that The
us. OF strand es viii he peremptoiy sold to cover
;u,o, F. W. BENZ EFT * co,
JsIo.'9 Anrtnnnnrs
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* SANS UkGL II. Coz ala,
TRUSTEES1 SALE
SzE OF
1-AsAAH FALL ABLE FEE-SlMPEE PROPERTY ON
NORTH l. on LNc.t - ~

Szt!E
1@AsAAn VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE PROPERTY ON
r., ,,;. NORTH GALYERT STREET
ilue or decree OF the Circrit Court for Baltimore
MON Il hNerEigned, Trustees will offer at public sale on
on de tne l2h day of August, 1851, at o'clo ? ~
end III III THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate
west sde sc nnn for the the line of he
and fffv street, at the distance Of enc hundred
rpr nroo G tel TOUR inches southwgrdy from The
lin str of o ne intersection Of the south side of Frpn
~ iu the west side Of Calvert street which loco
Iaa.e ',s IS at the sou theast corner of navel 81
WIFE, lsTeed 10 he leased by Micha.l IN guI -
" IMAM Jones and running thence soutbwgrdI ~
w., "a ndiEeFt street thttysiX feet eight inch : H. co
ReItWardly, parallel with franklin street one W. nee
ana ten feet more or less, Gravel alley theme
oyL9hs on ue east side of Gravel alley, tnirtv-siy
eiSht inches 10 the ground leased or ACRE To he ~
satd v Imam Jones aforesaid; and thence ~
pouhulng on that ground one hundred and ten feet rr
IeSs 10 the place OF beginning saving and reseryrn
ever out OF the above described ground on the north side
rot one loot three inches in front Calvert street
hdg pack theTefrom westwsrdly OF equal width fftv
et winch, with the like quantity reserref ON the
uJ ming ground 10 the north, forms ley two six
woe rV hitJcSht feet in depth, or the mutuf hrry
~ 2u eslyantige OF the respective lccupis
Of The ground bounding thereon '
on the above lot consist of two two
fee S-' '-'eSt -Ac aoo'e property i IA
thrd cash, one-third on a credit OF three
th u we remaining third credit Of six months
~ payments TO bear interest. and to be- secured by
o SS 81 me purchaser. with d1rsenent 10 bp an
% ~ the trustees all cash the day of sale at The
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0r0tGIes. Yi0uOrs. it.

@sssfsE FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
4Je all the varieties Of each kind selected Trcn the
rtaOns Of NEW CROP TEA exprcssiv Tor tho
r4 use OF private families, the quality Of which can
nor ne exGeed either in style of make or extreme fra
france. For sale by WM. WHELAN, No. I42 Baltimore
sLrtet, between North and Calvert streets sl4-tF
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
81 G X II e AID ACHE,
CURE
" T. 0 US Fl EADA CHE,
CURE
LII KINDS OF HEADACHE

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nervous
OF SICK headache be prevented and taken at the
commencement OF an attack immediate relief from pain
and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache
to which females so subject
They act gently upon the Understanding Cosu.nes
for Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and all
persons OF sedeary habits, they are valuable AS Lara
nee improving the appetite, giving tore rigor
ugesVe organs, and restoring natural elasticity ard
strength OF the whole system
The CEPHALlC PILLS the result OF long invesga-
uon ana carefully conducted experiments having been in
use many years, during which time they have prevented
ana renewed vast amount OF pain suffering from
esuache whether originating in the system
rom derauged state Of the stomach.
ihey are entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
MAKING any change Of diet, and the absence of dny dis
agreeable taste renders easy administer them to
dren.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFTTSl
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry c. spaldng
each Box
sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicines
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF the
PRICE IS CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING.
4s Cedar Sree. New York.