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a ' that the following named persons have been
appointed Assistant Asscs.efs nr fhr feffrm 30
visions as numbered below constituting the sfvfi fh
Asssrsmcni District II the siat' q in'la.a
ri.o COUNTY.
l.rahp. Ao.I .Hn.an X. Tao.fi.. 81 TtrI.
Haute
Al Gn patt sf u.I.. aa f.,aaa.r. i.r'a
ding 'hr ciy 81 trfrf narte. luafdet q. ioI.
lowe. krl nuinf AZ 90. -ngiiNtii toinsf I'd 0ai-e
oi ifu0 uaate NO -. th0lct saff to the ctnllo -
fhe fouth ~ s.cten ~. ieuu ~ nerth - rang
- Z. t.cner nafis te she coniie ihs nnfA s's
ton iine e section D.. same town ems iange. thence
We,i 10 tho wabash tlytr. nfncs sonih With ti.f
ca-t bank - said r.s,r 80 rie Ii.ee q; ter.nn'gf
last named boundary iiho 81 iae ser' bank - sa.i
river.
b.e.s.oa. -. 2-samael MeKesn. q Hafr.ea
township.
Road and east = the wabash -.ter no. 'riif4sss
IN Division so I.
b.e.lea. ~. s-Eieare nest.n.. e. Has.
towu.hiIs
All thatpart Of said county re.i @! aeNaass
river, and east Of saIt ilssr .na 500 "a 81 il' =
uonai Road, aal BOT lrclgtsa .n Division -.
sfNuLuDs 81. srY.
Dissags. -. t-sisphen Naiar IT, iosi
1gwA IS ClA.ga ll1 Ild-
z.sr.sion. 10. s--Huskin 2. r. oi.-. Essra.t
Ioo1ltAips-l erulili.on, Egs'ne, lhgl.sNf
pknIE COUNTY.
Dir,rlon, ~. John luilalu. Ganie4uma
e Townships Reserve, Penn. Liberty, Sugar er'f
Howard.
Dsyssion, DO 7-wliiam i. Rye. Rockville.
Townships-Atnns, wabash, uuloa, Green and
Washington.
Digs.ioa. ~. s-Jo.eph MeFarlani. naeaoen
Township Fiariia. Raeooon ard Jssasen.
rt-r,stx cors,a1
D,risioa. ~. 9-Wllson l.. Harrison. kuasei
vlls.
Townships- Russell, FranA.in. and .atltol
Disisioy,. No. I0--John W. Esrp, crecncasii,
Townshps-Cllntcu, Monroe, Floyd. Md su.
Grcencastio aud Marion.
Dieistoa, No. IL Warren Follow. xsnAau4.
Tgwnslips-W ashington ali WafIcn.
Dloisioa, 70. y Houston Fos',r. NJ Maitis-
Townships- Jefferson. covcrdsie. niH cresk
CLAY COUNTY
bieis'oa. -. T. Saihani.l Alien. resey iova-
ship.
Townships rcsey. Jackson, Cas-. DIX johnson.
/ Van Buren,
nsisson, ~. Is-Jsm,. l.. Harris. Bo~liae
Green.
Irsis and Perry
OVEN cOUSTf.
Dira.oa. 10. l5-John H. 94ria. a opener
cite, Washington and Clay.
| ptriSs0z, 30. lC-W. n H0iakife. of Gosycr'.
Tossnships-H0rgan. Eouigoucfy. Hstts. j.. s.
son. Jennings. Taylor ard ifarrsfHn.
0HEEsE COUNTY
| f,.r.tlon. 80. ia lander Barr. "ortlallri.r,
| To~ush.ys-Fei river, Fsirplsy. ic1er-u. ~ s.f
| lDgfof. Smith. Wright, fiofkffii aad stafford
Dirsion. ~. is-wlilam ". Gsinoy, rlafr-
aeid
Township H'ghlanf. Taylof. and casa.
| f,seifsoa. ~. le-Isrlcs u 0ssisri. Eisturl
ships-Jacksof, Centre. and Eeath Cree.
| 81 LLivAs cOUSTs.
-ls1isioa, 80 20 samuel A. Reed. ~aiirsn.
Townships -Jscktor. Fsiftaftf. Tefintn. ba'a
| lso1 and GIL
DsrEs1,is. No john Ns3rl- Carlisle
Terrshlpr Carr. Cas-. feilel.en 80 naddtn
4 gkHKS FkKEfSGTOS
| As.es-.f IN Asss.flen' issifict = iudiap<
| Terr-- Halte OF. 2. ise1 -tzf~
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DISSOLUTION.

rrHE COMPREHENSIVE Here
il tf,fe existing bfr-een Sipperf 4 VILLAS
f,unn - thlscav cis.oI~rs IS mutual coIi-cnt
> glrpFfT W. DrNA
Terre-Haute. Aug. ]. lisa.
IL THOSE KNOWING them
~ .e,~e. irtebssA . D. Sppert Dpisr. VII
ri4a-r cal AZ once and -efiif. or dee % n n
nut. without further noflce Ethef pAfiy ~ ID
arui D. suthDrirrt - @eitf ~ -cfelnt.
wm Dunn vii b. fousi ~ The 30 ..ors- iis " -
- - NIPPEkT 4 DIM
Aue. "a. Iss7-tE-.:
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PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE Is hereby given 70 the
a y c..cl.rrs thst fae 4s.-z.ai nesting ~ The
..-rsass = eirrttrz rf1 Directors ~ - -n<airr
sea-. al hs he1t r. tarir Fsntirr Hc1e~ ~ EeSrr
as.le la Wrd1ss.sy she era 4sy q Nurt-.i,.~r
80. BzAcH. c-shs.r.
Tsrss Hz-ts. o. =. lsss a..
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OYSTERS

I,DEsH olSTEks isst ftofitet sa.i u.;i e. kepf
4 cerstartls ~ bard y = - fofie- - - s.-r
l7rocrry. corne- 81 49, ono Street, -. s1V
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THE sBTHERLANDs.. by the
/ ASH = ssKrsi~ax-."ss
80 BrCxIS8BAH
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They go right TO the Spot
IN sror YsuR ooUGn
PURIFY YOUR RREArRl
srRES0TnxS YOUR vosoI
SPALD1NG's
Throat Con rcctio
ARR
Good Tor Clergymcn
Good foF Lecturers.
Good for Public Speakers.
Good Cor Singers.
Good for oonsunptiyes
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING's THROAT COMPETITIONS
LADiu ARR DELIGHTED wun.
sPALDING'S THROAT COMPETITION
CHILDREN IA, fO1
! srALDlNG'S THROAT CONNECTION,
They relieve Cough instantly;
The, clear the Throat
h'l stFf Ftthftt anu NoluinN 10 the Noi7
They impau a DELICIOUS aroma 10 the hrcnt
They are made of simple herbs and Cara
harm any one.
/. ltdv's, every one who has. Cossh 90 Hrsk
yeice or bad Breath. any dinioaly 81 the Tar.
- g,t package Of my Throat Confectlcns. they y
1eAeveyou ins'au;iy. and you will agree With Is
that they goio the spot" Noa VIII nnd then, yci
useful and pleasant while travelling " a,teuair
public mcc'ing. far r.iIiing yanr Cough Or arayir
your n.irsi lyon try enc paskssc am sars IN "a.
: ing .haiyon wifi ever afterwards consider them g.
ilspcasihlc Yos ~in and then, Al Tho Druggists a
Dealers IN Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE cENTs..
Ay slsnaiure.- On cscl. racsare Al others
counterfeit
Araekage vii be .eathy malt. prepaid. nrcc
Of Thirty Cents.
Address,
: HENRY G. srALDlNc.
No = Cedar Street New Yorl
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PORK PACKERS.
LINN 81 REED,
Pork Packers

OryIcE-IS sorrnKEx BASK BUnDiso
cf2yff
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EkASDRErn'S lgilS-For M restof atioaa
acalth q thsso Nc have been STRICKEN ly apoilrS
~ pafaly IT. thss ara TIE ofY reliable Iicicine.
al an uoa- e tas iungf, chest ana ao0eil a.
prompt use saves ii's Ani quickly cures Prem.
na. plcen.A. ehe,ofa. ~ini. sfa-u-. eein. .aeis.s
eofhp- a.asfbona syseatsf5 airther from uiaiaf'-
oaiar rarif,, faii. of other istlts diet. sielf
their Influence. Asthma. eon,. rheumatism. b.
Affections. rupture. laa,mmsfiort 80 ety efesr
isyss. whether ifue o. oih-T sgeef. fryer i.'ilus
disrasrs jannise - Niius's dance rn.arr,. n.fs~.
lcs. Group crysp ias, ~hite swoings piles. u'o'ss.
Of even thirty year continuance ani ctg.o.af
ulcers % nc liver, have al be,a cured pemaps- q
by these celebrated Vegetable Universal RS. .
fcmAlc complaints and nervous ciscasrs fhcJ has,
been equally sucoossful. wade change = he -
arsi and second pcslotsl. Frier.y. depfcssiof -
s,lris fightful dersus. ~ ohsiruoiions .ni iaS
stlons are by thom curel. i..'r.sl ara co's...ei-
Prize 20 cents pr box.
Sold by X. cuusanAr Icrre Haute. efa i3
respectable dealers a. medicine. 'ariteir.
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by The use q ihete Pills the periodic attacks
Nervous or .ssoS Hoaeoo1o nay be prevented: and
81 en az tie oonmenocro u an attack, immediate
eiief lIsm sickness will be- obtained.
Ihey seldom fai IN removing the Nausea and
Re..dsese 20 which females are 80 much subject.
pyhey Aei generally cro' The bowcls-re1novin
t-,sriue1ess
Fer Kaerarg sea. .S1denf.. Delicate Females
srd al persons Of scdesfsyy lnis t-y are valuable
LAXATIVE, IN improving She dlgarte, giving ton<
ard r0or 70 the digestive organs. aud restoring the
natural electricity and sttengt q the whole system
The CEPHAI1c Pnl.s are theresEli o. long ii,es-
ugaHon and carefully oondust-; experiments. having
been in many years. iurins which time they
have prevented and rellevec vast amount q pain
and differing from hea1sshe. whether originating In
az aerU0ss systesa or from scTAnged state OF III
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable their composition
and may be taken al all times with perfect safety
without making any change q diet dnd fle a5soao
Of ony dssasvoealie fass< rsadss ~ cay o. admin
isfef li<sn % cA7eiron
BEWARE OF COUNTERREITS
The gcr1ino have signatures a Henry c. spsaidln
un cal box.
Sold - Druggists and all ether dealers IN modi-
cine
sos wm be sen, iy mai ou rece,p, of,he
pKIcE Is CENTS.
/ a. ora--- ,b0uld be addressed TO
HENRY G SPkULDiNG.
q c-sar Street. Ss~ York.
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NURSERY.

"A IL. kinds Of LiquOrs. Foeigo ard
prn<sss. fssssr. A.. A. a.
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AD,scs.-As ,hr hot season e aPpioach.ns, every
person should prepare th,ir f,strfa ior Tie chang.
and there q 40 rcncdy - applicable a. ''ncLeau'-
Strengthening Cordial and uioci Purifier q ~
purity tho blood Thoroughly. and - thc same tlris
Strengthen and iuvirsraie llc Whale ofgaaisatoa.-
Tho lnmcnse quantity - IS Uat s. sold daily. b.
pToof enough 81 - great s.ltaes 10 thoroughly ro-
moving al impure mail,rs iseu- le blood Ns..,
e all. ny u. lite dcsiolou~ % take
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80 .susic bal. = sPAuIDlSG.s PREPARED
fLIF vii ssre Ten flrnes &C. cost re
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EVERY FORM ANDEspEcIRs OF


Operations old eflunlite sll o'hsr,' ore
'.Free from, Poiaons."
.ss,s dsngegopsi 70 ,le Haume famis," ~
"Rats De- ROT A. on tLt preulses."
'sThcy come out q their holes g. de-"
.'fh,,y are the only inf.llble remedea known
a.la years and more established "a View Yors City"
T.ef by-,he Cit, Poet oncc.
t.sf sy-ihs City Prisons md s,aiioaiiouss.
U..f By the CIT, steame's ships, g..
Jkei by-the City Ho.plt'ls. Aims lIcuses, a.
U.ef by-the City Hotels, 'Asicrs. st Nicholas a.
rs~I By the boarding. Houses. Ao. sc.
J.st by-mogc Than %. 900 Private Families.
e. Sc one ~ too Sgecssaens ~ tahaf :. kfo,s-
.fssrs sal ~ 'ss feoi'f kt'fofs- I'e'7eF'. &C.
fl0UsEKE rpgHS troubled with vermin need be
80 - ou~er fhfz ne Co.rAa's' Ester
lrst So a. td 5, T. our satisfaction. afd = q box
cost we Nosd have DO. We bad tried q"isons,
1 Sat ilsy Effected nothing. bui "CosTAG's' article
knock The blraih ont Of Rats. Mice, Roaehc AMI
n.i Bugs, quicker than sc can write H. It's Va
! great demand III oses Ar oouusr, Medina OF
| Cf-sfis.
| MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed an
nnlld a Grant County BY Nermln, than would pay
| Tor tons Il this Pa, aud lasect kiiicf-Laneasi'i
| wiz. Herald - a.I. YAK fft tAtt
| 6iDGNRl. ~ CdS7AR- - are selling Your pre-
paratious rapilly. wherovsr they have bo'n used
! rafs Mice, koaehes aud osmln disappear rapidly
IL FcKsH Sro~Yyrs. pfr vf'sis. Windsor va
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ss Slrumous or Scrof.ous affections are ths
oursc tie blight. The potato rot q mankind Iho,
are lilo Aad altby well fatal They srise ifsr
contamination aud inpariiy 81 the blood. ant
be seen oil around o. everywhere one quarter 81.
al W. meet arc iainlei with them. and sunfirf
Of these die OF them. DC fooislly too becauss tae
arc durable. AiKes Sala.fAsiliA ci,alises ogi a.
Scrofons corruption hom use blood rendsrp ii gri,
"a healthy and creeinslly osrurgAles ,hc icnl
Contamination nom tAo eyltefn. 80 iong,f rros
under your Solcfulous dsera ~, Stree tte lrre.i.i
Die AVA haf provided ass mastc - eot4i iuaiiea
suaGsc virtues that IA Gale ssas., .sl,l leo,
acrat Waterbury. c.
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"csaa,'s" RAJ Road Sc Eri,ruanaior.
"Cosfar's
sCssfar's" Red INC Er'frminaioT
"c6sfar'si
ssC,sfsr.se Eisefric Pawasr for iasscfs, Nc
IA 81. 50e AMI ~. oo Rox,s, Hottie. aud fla.ls
.r4 a. S,.es f,r f1al,attsrsz. SHIPS. Roat>.
Aeiels eie. "tt.
gtkTEOS - ~ pr,seii the rnlie fForn
b.in< irsre.rd uFou - >Iafi'is arf ftyti1 fsft +
-'ss, ~ .fat,fft. q ntN lahc has igen prepared.
t.tf.r a fi..isi.is q iht trcprictogs siguaturc.
Fss,.Il.s st-stax. tsta-. u a., e,refli, hcfor
,,nrti SIMS AID take nsthirs tuf & ostar'>.
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EXCISE TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
that the following named persons have been
appointed Assistant Asses.ef. Tor flr ffffru ll
visions as numbered below constituting the Serf fi
Asssrsneni District 81 tit State 81 inflafa
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spAULDING's PREPARED oLUy
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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-24
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

DR.. YOUNG will guarantee perfect and perms-
nent cure in the following or he charges moth
ing for his services: Syphilis, GOnoerh@a, Structure
of the Urethra Affection Of the PROSTATE Gland,
Weakness Of the Genital Organs, Impotency Steril-
tv both in the male and female, SPermatoria, or
Seminal Weakness, NOctura Emissions, Rheuma
tsm Dyspepsia indigestion, Fever and Ague, lncip.
lent Consumption and all Irregularities in Females,
together with all diseases of Women and Children;
also Nervousness. Palpitation of the Heart, etc.
Persons afflicted with symptoms after being treat
ed should consult Dir. Young at once, as disease
is cured unless the patient feels perfectly we'll
there is particle of disease left in the system it will
break out some future time when least expected or
be handed down to an innocent offspring. Persons
who have been treated with mercury should be very
cautious in believing that they are well, for II is a
scientific fact thatt he mercury will minge with the
venereal and form disease great deal worse than
the original. All those who have reason to think,
by bad feelings, that they have been treated thus,
should consult Dr. Young, and he will examine their
cases and tell them at once how they stand.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-24

A NOBLE THoUGHT.-When we cOntem-
plate the fall of empires, and the extinc-
ton of nations of the ancient world, we see
but little more to excite than the mouIder-
ing ruins of pompous palaces. magnificent
monuments, lofty pyramids, and walls and
towers of the most costly workmanship. But
when the empire of America shall fall, the
.ubect of contemplative sorrow will be in
inilely greater than crumbling brass or
marble can inspire. 1t will not then be
said, "Here stood temple Of vast antiqui.
ty-here rose Babel Of Invisible height,
Or there place of sumptuous extrava-
gance," but here a painful thought! the
iobIest work of human wisdom, the great
est scene of human glory, the fair cause of
freedom rose and fell.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-24

ANORDER From GENERAL BUTLER.-Gen-
eral Butler has issued an order that all
citizens of New Orleans who hold places of
trust, which calls for the doing of any legal
act whatever, must take the oath of allegi'
ance. The same must be the case with all
citizens requiring the protection and privi-
lege of passports, to have money paid to
them, or the benefit of the power of The
United States, except for protection from
personal violence. Foreign residents must
swear or affirm to do no acc or be privy to
none that shall aid or comfort the enemies
Of the United States so long as their own
Government remains at peace with the
United States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-24
Caution to the Public.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for genera use should
have their efficacy established by well tested expe-
rience in the hands of a regularly educated physi
clan whose prepai atory study fits him for all the
duties he must fulfill; vet the country is flooded with
moor nOstrums and cure.als, purporting TO be the
hest in the world, which are not only useless but
always injurious. The unfortunate should be PAR.
T1CUIAR in selecting his physician, as 1t IS lament
able vet incontroverthe fact that many syphiltic
natients are made miserable with ruined constitutions
bv mal.treatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practice for it is point generally conceded
by the best yphilographerS, that the study aud man
agement ofhese complaints should engross the whole
time of those who would be competent and successful
in their treatment and cure. The inexperienced gen
eral practitioner, having neither opportunity nor
time TO make himself sufficiently acquainted with
their pathology comonly pursues one system OF treat
ment in most cases making an indiscrimnate use Of
that antiquated and dangerous weapon, mercury
More caution, however. should be used by tbesyph
little patient in consulting nominal physicians Of
the advertising class as nine.tenths of them are inn
posters, who assume German, French, or other
names and are without any claims TO medical knCwl
edge These knaviSh rascas iniest all large cities
and by means Of their lying advertisements and pos
ters they induce the unwary to enter their Peter
Funk constitutions" " and numerically fleece them
and poison them with mercury Persons living at
distance in the country apt TO be duped by
the living notices of quacks than citizens.
In view Of the above facts, DR.. j. c. YOUNG
would say that he is the only regularly educated
phvscian ia California now Advertising who de-
votes his whole time to the treatment Of venereal
diseases Office I51 Clay street opposite the Plaza
Hours from A. NJ. to 5 P. NJ.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-24


WESTERN ELOQUENcE.-Th have some
brave orators out West-that fact there is
no disputing, il we admit that the reporters
translate them Alright aud of course they
don't do anything else, as the following
specimen of lofty aud burning eloquence
will testify:
"Americansl This is a great country
-wide-vast-and in the southwest unlim-
tied. Our Republic is yet destined to re-
annex all South America-to occupy the
Russian Possessions and again to recover,
the possession of those British provinces
which the proves of the old thirteen col
onies won from the French on the plains OF
Abraham all rightfully ours to re-occupy.
Ours is a great and growing country. Fan
ueil Hall was its cradle, but wbar-whar
will be found timber enough for its coffin
Scoop all the water out of the Atlantic
Ocean. and its bed will not afford grave
sufficient for its corpse. And yet America
has scarcely grown out of the gristle OF
boyhood. Europe what is Europe? She
is no whar, nothing. a circumstance, q cy'
rher, a mere obsolete idea. We have fas-
ter steamboats,, swifter locomotives, better
fire engines, longer rivers, broader lakes,
higher mountains, deeper cataracts, louder
thunder fOrkeder lightning, braver men,
handsomer weemen, and more money than
England dar have !"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-24
Legal Notices.
TOrdinance No. 65.

A providing for the collection Of the city propsi' ASD
tax.
me Trustees Of fGe city Of ecada do Ordain as tolo,y
SECTION There shall be and is hereby le,ie1
upon all assessed and taxable property within ne
corporate limits of the city of Nevada for the fiscal
year ending May lst, 1868 and ca ach subsequen ves
until this ordinance be repealed, tax Of fifty cents
for general city purposes, and of twenty cents for 6e
purposes upon each one hundred dollars of assessed
value.
SEC 2 It shall be and is hereby made the duty 4,
the City Marshal his deputy to collect said taxes
Said collector shall Immediately after the complexion
of the assessment each year give notice by public,
ton in some newspaper pul lisned In this CITY. that
the city taxes Cue and payable and the time and
place at which he will receive the same; also that
the law in regard to their collection will be strictly
enforced.
SIC. 3. Upon the second Monday in November
1862. and each year thereafter. at the close OF the
business hours OF that day the tax collector shall en-
ter upon the tax list assessment roll statement
that he has made levy upO all the property as.
sessed in said roll and upon which The faxes have
not been paid. On or before the third Monday In No
vember each year the tax collector shall complete
list of II persons and property then owing taxes anl
the tax collector in addition 10 the tax levied shan
collect upon each delinquent the sum Of one collar
as costs incurred in preparing and publishing the de
linquent list.
SIC A. On or before the first day of pecemler
1850 and each succeeding year the tax collector shan
cause the delinquent tax list to be published, giving
the name of the of all real estate. and all i'm
provements on the same, together with such a con-
densed description OF the property that it may le
easily known and Also n similar condensed descml.
ton of any real estate Improvements assessed
unknown owners and also on oSite each name or
description the amount of taxes including costs due
from each delinquent person or property such IL.
with the levy thereon as heretofore provided shall
be published for three succeeding weeks IN some
newspaper or supplement to newspaper published
ia the city Of Nevada Such publication shall alo
designate the time and place of the sale, which shall
not be less than twenty-une days or more Than tweu
ty-eght days from the first appearance Of the publ
cation An real estate shall be sold in front o tie
court house door, and all sales shall be made 10y lie
Marshal or his deputies.
SEC. s. The provisions of an Act entitled "An
Act to provide Revenue for the support of .he Gov
ernment Of this State" approved April 29h. 1851
from section l6 to section IS inclusive Of said Act
shall control direct and regulate he sale, issuance
of certificate record and all further proceedings Of
the tax collector under the foregoing ordinance.
Passed July LIST, 1862. G. W. YOUNG,
JNO PATTISON Clerk. President.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-24

GIDEON j. IN DISGRACE "A correspondent
writes that Gen. Gideon j. Pillow has fall
en- iuto disgrace with the Secessionists He
is now living near Oxford, Miss. terribly
awakened from his dreams of martial glo-
ry; knowing he is a butt even with the
people he declared himself determined to
save from Northern invasion. He recently
paid visit to Beauregard at 0kolona, and
the former was so disguised with Pillow
that he refused to see him. Gideon foamed
and raved, and talked of challenging Beau
regard, but did not; and returned to his
place of residence full of oaths and morth.
cations.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-24

W0ODs ON FIRE.-The woods on the Adj
rondack Mountains in the vicinity of Clin-
ton Prison, and all through Northern New
York, are on fire and burning rapidly
Large numbers of houses have been de.
stroyed. On Lake Champlain the smoke
from the fire is so dense that the steamboats,
are compelled to ring their bells. The
smoke entirely envelopes the lighthouses.
and hides them from the view of the pilots,
The citizens of Clintonvlle turned out en-
masse to fight the flames.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-24
BY AND By.


There's little mischief maker,
That Is stealing halfour bhs,
Sketching pictures on dreamanu,
Which are never seen ID TINS
Dashing from our lips the pleasure
OF the present while we sigh
You nav know this mischefmaker,
For his name Is ''By and by"
lie is sitting by.oar hearth stones,
with his siy bewitching glance,
whispering Of the coming morrow,
As the SOC ial hours ad ance;
offering mid our calmsrelections,
Hiding forms ofbeauty nigh
He's a smooth, deceitful fellow,
This enchanter, "By and by"
You may know him by his nncing,
BY his careless, sportiye air,
By his sly, obtrusiye presence,
That is straying everywhere;
As the trophies which he gathers,
Where his cheated victims lie,-
For bold, determined fellow,
is this conqueror, ''By and BY"
When the calls Of duty haunt us,
And the present seems to be
All of time that ever mOrtals
Snatch from long eternity
Then a fairy hand seems painting
Pictures on distant sky,
For cunning little artist,
Is the fairy, "By and by"
''By and by" the wind is singing,
6By and by, - the heart replies,
But the phantom just before us,
Ere we grasp it, ever flies.
List not to the idle charmer,
Scorn the very specious lie
Only in the fancy veth
This deceiver "By and by"