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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

DECLINE IN VALUE.-A thousand dollar
carriage, made thirty years ago at Middle
ton for Gen. Jackson, has recently been
sold for sixteen dollars and a half.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

DAUGHTER OF HERoDIAs.-A correspon-
dent of the Alta, writing from Rouen, says,
while speaking of the Cathedral of Notre
Dame:
There are some very curious reliefs over
the doors. One of these is representation
of the decapitation of st. John the BAPTIST
and one of the figures is the daughter OF
Herodias dancing before Herod. But the
young lady, instead of dancing, is in the
ungraceful and highly unladylike position
OF tumbler, standing upon her hands, with
her neither extremities thrown over her head
as though she wished to astonish her behol-
ders by the performance of that difficult
gymnastic feat, which boys call "bending
the crab"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12
Merada democrat.

INDIAN TROUBLES IN OREGoN-The fol-
lowing is from the Portland (Oregon) Ad-
vertiser, of December goth:
There is reason to fear that we are on the
eve of another Indian war. We have infor-
nation which is deemed reliable, that Major
Owens, Agent for the Flat Head Indians,
has made requsition upon the military
authorities for troops to protect the settlers
in his district of country. This requisition
came in by express, and after the letter al.
luded to below, had been dispatched from
Fort Owen.
In letter addressed to Mr.. Geary, Su-
perintendent of Indian Affairs. and receiv-
ed last night, dated at Bitter Root Valley
on the Sd inst, and which that gentleman
has kindly permitted us to quote from, Ma
jor Owens says: IL have just dismissed
delegation Of Snake and Salmon Falls In
dians. They are 10 most destitute condi-
ton. Charges have been filed against them
of killing cattle here belonging to our set
tiers. They don't deny the charge, and
their appearance confirms the reasons they
assigned for preying on the property of 9th
ers, which was nothing less than obedience
to the first law OF nature. They have al
ready killed some twenty head Of the stock
belonging to the settlers in Deer Lodge
valley, and openly threatened to extermn-
ate the newly fedged colony. How long it
may before the walls of Owen may be put
under contribution for the protection of our
settlers is not known. 1t would not sur
prise me at any moment. Steps are al
ready being taken for the organization of
mounted military company for our own
protection. We do not know at what mo-
ment the call may be blown to take the
saddle for the distant and unprotected set
tlement of Deer Lodge valley"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

SENATOR IvERsON.-He is not man of
nigh order of ability or of any weight in
character. In his habits he is wretchedly
dlssipated, and it might not be improper to
attribute considerable share of his FIRE.
eating propensities to the consumption of
fire water. His appearance is that of an
elderly man badly used up with bad liquor,
but dressed with great care and assuming o
inord!nate dignity. His face is inflamed'
his hand shaky, his voice husky, and be
wears the thin sandy gray hair remaining
above his ears, elaborately smoothed over
the top OF his head. He represents simplv
the extreme folly and madness of the seces-
sion movement
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

A NARROW EscAPE.-A young son Of Mr..
Murphy, says the Placerville Californian,
came very near losing his life on New Years
day. Several Juveniles took it into their
heads to have general hunt, and having
provided guns and ammunition they started
into the chaparral. Master Murphy acted
as magazine for the party, and was in the
act of turning powder out of canister in
to his hand, when gun was fred so close
to him that the wad ignited the powder in
bis hand and canister. The explosion which
followed, happily resulted in no serious in
jury, only cutting open his hand, and SINCE
ing his hair.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

THE LIEUTENANT GOvERNOR.-Don Pablo
de la Guerra has been chosen President of
the Senate, and is, by reason thereof, Lieu
tenant Governor. Don Pablo is a very poll
ished gentleman, overhowing with suavity
and geniality and is the friend of every
thing and everybody. And he is practi-
cal man withal, as we propose to prove. He
was nominated and elected Senator by the
Anti-Lecomptons in 1859, and we believe
acted with them during the last session. In
1860 be was nominated to the honorable DO
sitiOn Of Elector on the Douglas ticket-ac-
cepted it freely, and thus indorsed the
Douglas policy and doctrine in the strong
est sense. Well, in answer to Mr.. Clark,
who charged that Governor Downey had
employed all his tact and energy to elevate
Don Pablo to the position in order that he
(the Governorl might thereby aggrandize
his own power, the new Lieutenant Govern
or said
"He has called me a Democrat; and am
Democrat. AS Democrat, will explain the
condition of things. 1t is very well known that
/ ran for Senator on the Douglas ticket. At
that time / considered that there was broad
issue between what what you call Breckenridge
Democracy and Douglas Democracy. took
the side Of Douglas for reasons not proper to
be recapitulated on this occasion. But in my
estimation he is finished he is no more.
think il is time for us to commence
shaking hands with brother Democrats. That
is why have pursued the course have adopt
ed"
Don Pablo is eminently a practical man
-[Bee.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12
EVENTS APPROACHING A CRIsIs.-An east
IN -. l. Ii

EVENTS APPROACHING A CRIsIs.-An east
ern letter received by Pony Express, says:
Another month will decide important
events. The Georgia State Convention will
be held January l7th; the Alabama Con-
vention meets on the 10th proximo tho
Louisiana Convention has been called 10 as
semble on the 23d f; the extra session of the
Texas Legislature is to meet on the Sth OF
January the Mississippi Convention meets
the 7th of the same month, and the extra
session of the Tennessee Legislature is to
meet on the same day. Such is the state Of
things at this time. Nobody can begin to
tell where it is going to end but it is due
to The history of the day to say that q large
majority of the Republicans of the North
are ''coercionists," and the few modera-
ZIONIST like Thurow Weed, Senator Dixon,
of Connecticut, and Henry j. Raymond,
can hardly be called representative men of
the party. John Bells letter declaring Sc
cession treason, has been taken up by many
Bell and Everett papers in Virginia, and IL
approved throughout Maryland, Kentucky
aud Missouri Who can produce order out
of chaos, or foretel results from the pres
ent complex state of affairs everywhere
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

TRY.-Try for a day, beseech you. TO
preserve yourself in an easy and cheerful
frame Of mind. BE but for one day, instead
OF hre worshipper Of passion, the sun
worshpper of clear elfpossession; and
compare the day on which you have rooted
uot the weeds Of dissatisfaction, with that
on which you have allowed it to grow up;
and you will find your heart opento every
good motive, and your life strengthened,
and your breast armed with panoply
against every trick Of fate; truly, you viii
wonder at your owD Improvement.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

OPPOSED TO OFFcE.-The Heriot family
must be an office-holding tribe in Charles
ton, South Carolina. We find by the papers
that B. ID. Heriot states that he has held n
National Office for thirty years, but will net
serve as Navy Agent under Lincoln. Ben
Jamn q. Heriot says be has served his coun.
try as Navy and Pension Agent, but can't
serve under Lincoln; and Edward Heriot
declines longer to hold "a subordinate no.
sltlon as one of the Federal of1icers.n when
Mr. Lincoln comes to distribute favors. Per.
haps he would take better position If
cOaXed
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

A WEALTHY MILITARY CoMPANY.-The
Putnam Phalanx, citizen military compa-
ny OF Hartford, Connecticut, having about
one hundred and seventy members, is said
to be composed of men worth, in the aggre-
gate, from eight to ten millions of dollars.
Their uniform is an exact copy Of the Colo
nial uniform Of Washington, in every par
ticular, even to the antique ruflled shirt bo-
som. All OF them have passed the merid.
ian Of life, and are fne looking old gentle
men, With silveged locks and furroweI
broWs
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

The Bulletin correspondent Of the 9th OF October
in criticsing the different Photographic Pictures at
the last State Fair says:
con the opposite wall hang the contributions Of
J. Shew of san Francisco. These also are most cred
liable specimens Of the Photographic art. Among
them Is a lifesize head and bust Of Senator Bruder
ick-prolably the most perfect which has been made
of the late Senator Side by side with these hang
series Of most wretched lbes on the art contributed
by some one in Nevada. They serve, however, to
set of to better advantage the productions Of more
skillful competitors.
As that paper don't give the name Of the artist who
send such pictures, It must be known, that A.
IIEBERT, the Photographic Artist of Broad street
published in the papers Of Nevada that he was the
only one in this city who sent pictures to the State
Fair.
E9-'s4 CLL1CUN !SES EUVRES. ."~GN
Let every one have Credit for his own Work.
noy1-3n LOUIS CELARIE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

CHARGES AGAINST Ex SECRETARY CoBB.-
Secretary Cobb has been severely de-
nounced for deserting his post after so deep
ly embarrassing the affairs of the Govern
ment, and some Of the Washington cores
pondents have been bold enough to insinu-
ate that there is possibility that the ex-
Secretary may turn out a defaulter to the
amount Of several millions.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

PASSPORT SYsTEM.-Sweeden has abo-
lshed the passport system, aud is entitled to
the honor of being the first continental Eu-
!ropean power, that has abrogated all laws
impeding in this respect persons entering
or leaving the country freely. Ten to one
that the Government of Sweden pays great
er attention to the education offhe masses
than any other State on the European con.
tinent Who takes it?
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

An OREGON DRAMA.-The Portland. Ore
gon, Advertiser, has heard that gentleman
Of that place is busily engaged in compile
ting a dramatic production, which is inten-
ded for performance at the Willamette The
ater.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-01-12

WooL.-The wool clip OF Ohio will
amount to about nine million pounds, and
as it has been sold at good prices, it will
bring into the State over four millions of
dollars.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19

PicAetta " 10 Wa taaeu L prisoner 1t Bull run
H. was re.cas-d b" t,e rebels on pGroia, OF t.
DC exchanged if possible fer Capt. Dell gre.
The . e .mer ) r. SpaaldIng arrived from
Port F. yti che 18th. via HaGteras the 18th
All WIS qufet at fiatteras The schooner Char
lty, Cap White. owned bv Senator Summons.
arrived az uatteras on the 18th with an ass''l d
calso, inciuding a large prup,r lun OF whisky
She also touk u collector 20 Hitteras I"
procure! bulldog rom the comnissary "a-en
he proposed using as i custom house
capt. " hite papers wer= very Irregular inl
and the schooner WIS seized CO the Il ca ny capt.
Worden Of the SEirs and Str pes as prlze' AID
sent TO New York The collector, captaln and
crew arrived Gu the Spaulding and are very IN
dignant at their treatment.
There is little news from Port ROYAL. The
Federal troops fully occupied the town OF Beau
tort. Large Quantities OF cnIton continue 10 DC
gathered and brought to the cnast.
NASHVILLE Tenn, Dee. 10, !
via New Orleans. Dee. Ia !
Fhe Bowling Green correspondent Of tne n
'0n and Amer tcaa says, that Yankee ADVANCE
OF 5000 or 5000 men are at Green River. gu
have shown no disposition 20 cross lhey arc
preparing 4 bridge
FREDERlcx. Dec. l..
Gen. AeIL:y IL progressing stsadily, thougl
slowly, towards Winchester from R1mrey. tt'
has daily skrmishes with the rebel advance
guard.
new York, Dec. ~.
The British snip Cheshire from Liverpool
attempting 70 run the blockade 1t cavannaF
was ca ptured by the gun boat August and sen
here in charge If 4 prize crew, has arrived =
She had a carso cofir, salo, and army oianE
ets.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 10.
Capt. Ce rye Cook has arrived from Bo712'
with dspa1cues from the American Minister Ii
London to Mr.. Seward. The contents OF tnos
brought by the Queens messenger to Lor
Lyons, up ~ enc CLOCK, had net been comma
nlcatad to our Govern inefi5.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19
rHIRIYsEvESlH CONGRESS.
"Wednesday, Dec. Is.
81 ATy.


IT. rrumbun presented the petition OF GU
'ens af IT. Louis, aborers ~ pubic WORKS as
sss that the several amounts due them De paia
hi. sumner presented u petition trom CITIZENS
If Vermont ior the repeal of the Fugitive slave
Law
Mr salisbury offered 4 resolution ASKING sue
Secretary VI War u furnish the Senate Win y
'opi 1t the proclamation oi Cen fheips' a'iA
oY what authority it WIS made. H.,
Mr. uuulittIc introduced u bill for the coffee
hou lirect taxes IN msurrecti0uary dlstr'e.s'
pr1git-. for t,sing land in such districts "
pay AK the President before the z2nd VI er".
1 MAKE proclamation specifying what Oh 'ri''
''a 10 inch insurrectiuu.
VIZ sumner 0f.rei IL RESOLUTION That iiun1u
Pix, / traitur To the United states, De exfeiieu
rom le senate referred 10 che Commh'He y"
mo Ildciary /
RESOLUTION was adJp'sd. inatraet,na .
Ht..t4rr COMMITTEES to inquire if any legisia'lol
WIS necessary % currect la< evils now exlsluns
n the eoudtinn and management OF hospitals
IhecUnte.ud Kansas scat bill was tAAe" /" I
Mr.. Lane II Kansas arEe,l thas memor"hi -
read iIso an order from the War D'par''n y
and sld the Committee did not have before Ins"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19

Gentleman " nn arrived aG Frederick from
y 4.Ansporc late luesday night repurt that
zen JacAson : brigade has Deem largely IncrcL-
al mi It SUPPOSED to amount 10 1000 m'n at
Falling Natel. At , . clock IN the evening
Il slslnr oeiuuging To the rebels were hacxe,i
down Il, me .nure and boat from each quick
" .aun1he,i INTO tile river.
Iyl VI .ae boats, which were of larger size,
gar. ur transportation ut Jacksou . artillery,
=, t5ls uncsure our informant les ior Gen
BANK, headquarters. He thinks Tie object OF
,YrSslr r 10 cross dash un W l!llamsport and
ecare The sturr and arms there. de informed
Co., Leonard VI ali that wis transpirlng. anu
Anss the after has taken full precantIon To
prevent IL rs rrm0v,n! the stores, e., to mOie
reara ylace, aud that be also took steps ID CON-
,entra,t All ms available ;0rce % prevent sne
Dassage II the river.
This nurnanC passed the 18th Conn. regimen
n rJt0 Tor " lIlIansp"rt twO miles Northwest
If Bunsburyuun. sixteen miles from W illiams-
0qrt. and Berries battery thiee-t0urths OF
nile in the rear OF t.. Coun. 5sh. Later n
elisance states that the battery reached Will
ans,urr 1t o. clock tuesday morning having
9-sse! the Conn. regmesE.
! i,serttr trum jackson ; brigade, residen'
Ii Aapgahaneck County, Va WIS NET 40 lam
10 D, % tuesday. who SAID Jackson had no
a>s than ljou0 nien, bat this IS considered al
elalIarauou Tie ieserter stltrd that LACK
IN regulars, nciGding 4 Geurgia regimen
slcn lad jus' joined him, were drtern neu Z
. 10 ne ievil with heir COMMANDER, Tut th'
militia were equally a. obsIlntte IN refusing q
,ross Tie river. Jackson was determined q
Or rrceipt of this intelligence BY G-n, BANKS
IN irier sls ssuet. to the third brigade, ten
Villains command, 10 be prepared {" periori
urcei march 10 W lliamsport It nom'nI
loncr bur up ~ 10 O'Clock Wednesday, NOR,
~ the brlg;.d: had not moved, but was IN read
Tess ~ leave.
Washington, Dec IL. The proclamation
Ten. Phelps At Ship Island is condemned Dy
classes Jt politicians. ls Was his Inflviduai ~
'nd nas, therefore be regarded accordingly
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19

.sr Buell. commanding the Feder forces in
Emu.cAv sends TO heaoquar1ers the following
LoCsyILLE, Dec Is.
T. W,. zen MrC!sllan
Me-, nk's DIVISION liz at Munfordville, Gen
u,ro.u IL at Bacon Peek. LIllIcotter is
',,.r r4trpafin. acrUes the Cumb rl.lnd river
~ Il nTpDaring 10 DO 80 ar the approach OF any
uuprlOr 'urct,
Inn NcCook reported that the rebels at
,o,s,1 nv picxets III rom The ralrnad bridge
,[rnlo cock to DAY. The picAets consisted Of
'ur .omlanle- Ut The 32h Inulana Col. W lilies,
,n,,r Lrur Col Van Iiahlea. 7 heir force, ;
,-n,.,-,, II i rs gimenG Ut Texan Rangers, two
.r.,mcn. II in antry. and one battery Of SIX
nm. our luss wa- Lieut.. SAKE and enlisted
men Killed anu ten wounded The rebel loss
IA, % 4!.Itd. including the Col. Of the Texan
gloptrs. and about 80 w0un ded. The rebels
-rfr:att! ugiuiluLaiy
>igued.l u. I. BUELL.,
Brigadler General.
The recent Munstordvllle engagement. CON-
,sIrrng me dlrprop rtlon ut numbers, proves
ne nu.r t-terlI victory YET achieved. Four
.,mrau.e. vt ibuul $50 men OF Col. Wallack 5
-ps,luent let. by the Lieut.. Colonel, drove back
aver 100 rebel cavalry. artillery aEd Infantry
rDpy s4r. hlsu Attacked y regiment OF Texas
ag,.ry whom they repused, when they were
lr,sn mo ambush lnd tired ar ON all sides by
me l.nel infantry The Eederals returned the
ire VIGOROUSLY, and itout their ground until The
-Dp t-I BACK, leaving all their dead and mos
At ,lr!r Wanted On the field No reinforce
urnls r.ache, an Webber, the Federal Com
uaader Is repnr,ed, till after the engagement
VA, over Stone Louisville battery supported
:e t..erals trom the. North side OF Green river
inng A. very Iong range trum rlhed cann"n.-
Four other comp anIes were ou the SuuIE side Q
The river out We're engaged az plckers OF 4 mIl
Distant rom me action.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19
Very Latest by Telegraph !
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
ERns wAsHINGroN-rHE MASON ANS sLiDELL Az
FAIR.

From wAsHIsGroN-rHE MASON AND sLfDELL Az
FAIR.
NEW YoaE. Dec ID.
The Tri5une's Washington dispatch says the
EcgIish messenger TO Lord Lyons and che hearer
ut Mr.. Adams dispa ches TO cur government
raache,. Washington last night at midnight
To-,:.y the President will send I'd the Senate
message on che subject Of our relations with
England. .
i ruuor prevailed in " Washington, yesterday
that the Government bad decided ro give up
N,son and Slldell hut tits mad no toundaron.
The question cuud noe be DECIDED before the re
CENT ct cur minister dispatches and the ~
r,rs will carry out only formal dI'paSch. IL Is
thought, announcing the arrival OF the mesSen
ger. L;.a, martin,
The Tins despatch ssys a cabinet meeting
vas held Yesterday at which the whole MATE
| ~ n. Trent was dlscuss d. though informally
"a neither che Queen messenger or the one from
minister Adams had then arrivei.
The sentiment prevalent il understood 70 hav'
bscn that no quarrel with England mus De per
mitred 10 interfere with putting down the reoei
lion. shaw mn
The demands Of England. Whatever they ma.
he will be met in q spirit Of conciliatlon-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19

fsn Buell. commanding the Fed eral forces in
s,ut.cAy sends to heaoquar1ers the following
LOUISVILLE, Dee Is
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19
EoarnE-s Monaco. Dee. -.

The Ceorsiana bio 'gnt Gown rom oa. 60.
49,. ~" morrins. lion Cha. Faulkner. en- ron s'os
tnis u'. n. is confident of being ahle 20
hls .h'n"s himself for Mr. Fly. He spent me
e1chans ss.n n' w o's edqua -tsrs and was sent
~ Gn. Mi MiiI W on his return, brought Capt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19

HIsHGArE VT. Jan z. t'-0
Nv Hrtp Dov had a gIoeu' attack of Group art We'a
W. cur Inn in thirty minutes b. free he 81 w
q mites Elixir hihl IN Hei''
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19
nv TELEGRAPH
70 The FREEMAN
O'CLOCK. A. NJ.

FOREIGN.
~. New York Ersning Post learns from
.,nsr.jai sources Of the highest character,
fon,!4n. that the British Government pre-
,,.. +, .sk Al explanation of the Trent affair,
md prruaps apology viii be asked fer an ir-
..I,r nrgceedIng ; but no mention is made of
-, iem.nc for the surrender of the rebel pris-
MFRS Tbs ENGLISH writer's hope the subject
I'll he treated by US with patience and kindly
spirit.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19
p.orEcrros FOR COMMERCE..

- ~ W,cea.oian ut B..ston, when they shall
nave been redltad. are under orders to cruise IN
sr.iyn sens for the protection Of our commerce.
The steamer Wyoming. of the pAcInc o"aS'
- ,, china waters for the same purpose
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19
ENGLAND ycanrDs THE SHIPMENT OF ARMS

. letter received in Washington yestrf,'"s
y l.' sr,n in Liverpool, which had made d
.rG shipment Of arm sass that H., all So aG% s
bars been taken from the vessels qua. oV' .0d
.bat were to be shipped have been res,nra anu
.n'., ro more will be permitted To be shiPpeu'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19

SLAVERY IN THE DrsrRIcr OF coiUHBh'
resolution was offered in the wasning'ou
City Council favoring the abolition OF slavery ~
the District of Columbia. The rssoiu'' on WIS
sahled-9 against T.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-12-19

5 T 4NO BY THE FL 4 e
IN DOLLARS per Month % rara Volunteer! BOO II
~ nuueY the close Of the War PAY ana BOARD
to commence At the time OF Enis mem panT il
being recruited 1rt1- Garner, BE- attached
to the Pam aus - BUTLER BRIG lDE The :nmbady
AMI Regiment need 70 be flled they wanted
he iali. Abir -hGdiei. st ady noble men Yantet.
EDWARD HALL, Recruiting Officer.
Worcester, Nov. -, sol,