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SURPRISE AND DEFEAT AT
LEBANON, KY,
Party of 500 Cut to Pieces above
Burksville.

A dispatch from Bowling Green 10
headquarters at this place, states that
Col. MOORE, Of the Thirty third Ohio,
attacked part Of MonoAS's guerrillSs at
Lebanon, KY yesterday, and totally
routed them. We have no particulars
Of the eight, bat suppose the guerrillas
suffered severely They are retreating
towards Greensburg
Col. OWEN, Of the Goth Indiana, sur
prised and cut to pieces 500 guerrillas Of
She same band, above Burksyille, KY
about III o'clock last night.
We have other excellent news which
We must withhold for the present, but
will add that our plans are all that can s
desired.
Our loss at Tompkinsyille was four
killed aud seven wounded.
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Joseph Nance, Capt, M. J, Thompson,
co. X, 2lst Kentucky
Preston Simpson, Capt james Secrets,
co. g, 38th Indiana
James 4. Tegue, Capt. James Secrets,
co. G, 38th Indiana d.,
r, II. Canine, Capt @. Poindcxier, co. II,
38th Indiana
G. j. WALLACE, Surgeon,
General Hospital.
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NAsnymLr. Lnlr Id. -

' ~ ~ - "'N|-'
The members Of the Police Committee
are requested to meet at the Mayors
office tomorrow morning at nine o'clock,
as business Of the utmost Importance will
come up before the Committee.
WILLIAM S. CuEATHAM,
Chairman Of Police Committee.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

TEACHERS desiring t.tlaiinua In the PublN schegt,
i ana wac have uol already sled thslr sppIiosiions
with t1e upeTutoudsnt Arr ueata1 % Nv Ne
written arrl eatinn % some mouhur uf ~ u9ru NJ
Liugaton 0r u The Superintendent 90 OF before ne
D. L. MICS, supg
fuir 6-2e Pcb Echools
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We are indebted to HASTINGS 81 MEN-
nENnALL, Army Suffers, on the Public
Square, Tor drum Of excellent Ggs.
They have . very choice and extensive
stock.
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Then the Papal singers chauled Kyrie
Eleison and the words were taken up and
passed from wave Of this vast sea, and
the Litany of the saints was sung by
thousands aud thosands, producing such
a body Of sound as I never hoard before,
aud elecirifying every one who had the
slightest feeling. This terminated, the
Cardinal Procurator again advanced and
renewed his demand for the canoniza-
ton instaHlter 81 j1lstantias The Pope still
hesitates, though some 10000 or 10000
crowns have been spent on the ceremony,
and begs the fervid prayers of the as
sembly that he may have the light and
assistance of the holy spirit in so impor-
tant a determination. Prayers were
offered, and then the Reni Creator Spir-
tbs was intoned and chanted by the vast
multitude. So touching are the tones,
and so softly yet so nightly they SWELL
ed and sweiled as they were borne from
nave TO aisle and trsnsept, that the effect
was overwhelming, and found my self
clinging hard to my seat and almost suf-
focated with emotion. left reason at
the door, for how could reason assert her
dominion in such scenes as these Arch-
bishop Whitley would have burnt his logic
had he been here, and like myself have
submitted himself to that tide Of feeling
which bore me on irresistiby. To re-
turn, however, to the great object of the
day, this last effort has been success
full
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Against loss or damage by Ere or the
perils Of NAvIGATIoS, can be Obtained a
the Insurance Office Of
W, j. MARI,
No. 20 GOnuEGE STREET,
Opposite the "Sowanee House"
Mar29-if
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Aast hlght WAS set apart as The closing
night of the Theatre, on which occasion
manager DUFFIELp had a benefit. We
think the compliment paid him last night
by the citizens of Nashville, although he
is an unassuming man, should make him
feel proud. Notwithstanding the ex-
eeedingly warm weather, the house was
crowded-literally packed with youth
and beauty, But never was a compli-
ment more deserved--and we believe one
never was moro freely paid--fOr Mr..
DUFFIELD has been uhtiring in his en-
deavors to please during his. short con-
nection with tho Theatre in this city;
and last nights ovation proy hat he
has succeeded. We have not time nor
space to speak of the performance. Iii
enough TO say that il was all that the
most fastidious could have desired.
We hope it viii be but Short time be-
fore managers SANDS & DUFFIELD will
again throw open the doors Of Nashville
Theatre" for fall season. We would
like TO see all the members of the preseat
company re-sugaged. The public. have
become accustomed to them, and we
know they would be greeted back with 3
hearty welcome. There is, however, one
Gttdche whose services cannot be dis
pensed with-we allude TO S. Il. smoNs,
the present Acting Business Manager.
Everything would be incomplete without
the jovial "phiz" Eve had like TO have
said the handsome "phiz") Of " Falslaf,"
, We earnestly hope he may constitute part
and parcel Of the Theatre next season
but if he does not, wherever fate or for
tune casts him, may he live long enough
TO be carried in buck basket"
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Hav. Corn AND Rran I

800 NaeH shell Corn
500 " v beat Bran,
POO Rsles Prime Hay,
o. sale by J.E RUsT.
Successor 20 NJ. A pAsnuI A Co..
tolsgg ssrsct south " Broad
fBIvt-IIm
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NEW York, July 10.--A Richmond
paper Of the Sd Of July reports Magru-
der's and JohnstOn's divisions frighifully
cut up and tho less Of officers as very
great. Among the latter are many Of the
best and brayest Of the Southern army
II is confessed that the yalor Of our
men defeated their plan TO capture Me-
Clellan's entire force The retreat was
managed with cousummate Judgment,
and onr position defended with such
stubbornness as caused them very heaGy
losses,
The number OF our prisoners at Rich
mond is 1900, Gen. Mccall is at the
SpoltswoOd House Nothing is said
about his being wounded.
II is proposed TO put our men on an is
land in the James river rapids where a
large guard will be unnecessary.
The rebel army is in danger Of COM
plete Generalization The paper says
when whole divisions turn their backs
upon the foe the safety Of tAe army is
imperilled.
The same paper suggests the parceling
ont Of prisoners among the plantations TO
work ia the place Of negroes who have
been stolen or run away.
Iho fslsnas and Acquaintance Of NO. and Mu
A. X. wAlSEs, are respectfully invited 90 attend the
fpn,rai Of pher son, cuAuis NoGi,ly, from their
Residence, Nc. lasov,h nish susos, At o'ologk hE
Sunday evening
Dlyine asryee BY Rev pr BAuwS
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Water Tax.

NTOrlCE hereby given 90 dshnquant water tax
~ payers that The iimo for payment iof Che nfat
sN nsntla " 1902 has expired, asa unlfsa thoY
come Hruard forth alth and settle, % Will b. nay duty
10 collect hy lau, and shut 0f iht wafer sil be al
The Collectors oiioe itom 10 3. M every Gay.
~ h 0AANTn
Water Tax ContcinF,
iuly2-dln
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We call the especial attention of our
readers to our rates Of advertising as
published this morning. They are now
so plain in every particular that all can
understand them, and none need be at
loss for amomentin regard 10 our prices
every thing is stated explicitly, from one
square up to one column, and from one
insertion up to one year. We have fixed
the scale at the lowest possible rates, and
we can in no instance deyiato from it,
We hope that the public, and business
men especially, will give it careful pc
rusal, and at the same time extend to us
a liberal share Of their patronage.
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SUNDAY MORNING JULY IS 1862
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FMS.


The Cardinal makes a third and final
application, in the words nls,aater, IN
Stantius, ct iistdptisame, as if irritated
with the Pope or the Holy Spirit; and
then His Holiness replies that assisted
"by ray of Divine light he had deter
mined ON enrolling the Beati in tire Gala
logue of Saints" aud provinces in few
moments DecerRiaatS. The intelligence is
communicated to the world by the firing
of cannon from St. Angelo and the ring.
ing all the bells in the city, and the
Pope himself, with his fine, full voice,
intones the 7s De,M, jim which the vast
multitude joins. 1t Vas one of this fin
est things of wonderful ecclesiastical
demonstration II seems TO gurgle over
with gratitude and JOY did this grand
old Ambrosian hymn, so full were The
feeling which inspired IL; and then the
members by whom il was chantcd, men
who had come thousands of miles over
the sea and land to kneel at the tomb
Of st. Peter, and 10 assist at this grand
ceremony gave il an inpressiveness
which it perhaps had never had before,
and never will have again. There is little
more TO be said of the ceremonies of the
day. High mass was sung by the Pope,
at least be appeared on the altar of the
Etr0it4S, and oblations were made to
him for the new Saints of doves and
small birds and painted wax-lights,
arabesqued with silver aud gold, bearing
the effects of the Saints and the arms Of
His Holiness.
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Morgan's Guerillas Routed in Two
Engagements.
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The interruption Of the branch iele-
graphic line prevents us from obtaining
further particulars Tonight
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8g Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Death of Beaurogard's Wife.
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Cash required in advance for all advertisements.
unless BY special agreement.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20
CnntInn to the Public.

Fverv intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use should
bo tbeir efficacy estab lished by well tested expe.
rience in the hands of regularly educated physi-
ciap whose preparatory study fits him for all the
duties he must fulfill yet the country IS Hooded WIN
moor nostrums and cure-as, purporting to be the
hest in the world which are not only useless, nut
always injurious The unfortunate should be PAR
T1ctiAR i'm selecting his physician, as 1t IS lament
able vet incontrovertihle fact that many syphiluc
natiens ire made miserable with ruined cOnslt
Inv maj treatment from inexperienced physicians ID
General practice for it is point generally cohceueu
by the best syphilographers that the study ana man
acement ofthese complaints should engross the Whole
time of those who would be competent ana succesSIuI
in their treatment and cure. The inexperienced gen
eral practitioner, having neither opportunity nor
time 10 make himself sufficiently acquainted with
their pathology, comony pursues one system oI Vea
ment in most cases making an indiscrmlnate use oil
that antiouated and dangerous weapon, mercury.
More caution. however. should be used by thesyph.
litic patient in consulting nominal physicians OF
the advertising class, nine-tenths OF them are I'M
pssters. who assume German, French, OF other
names and are without any claims to medical knOWl-
edoe These knayish raScalS nfest all large cities,
and bv means of their lying advertisements and pos
ters they induce the unwary TO enter thelr refer
Funk constitutions. +" and numerically fleece them
and poison them with mercury. Persons living al a
distance in the country are more apt to be duped Dy
the living notices Of quacks than citizens.
In view of the above facts, Dr. j. Z YUM
would saw that he is the only regularly educated
phvsician in California advertising. who de-
votes his whole time to the treatment Of venereal
diseases. Office ISL Clay street opposite the Plaza.
Hours from 9 A. Nj. to ) p. N.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20
HAVE CONFIDENCE.

DIR. YOUNG will guarantee perfect and perma-
nent cure in the following or he charges moth
ing for his services: syphilis, Gonoerrhoa structure
ibe Urethra Affection Of the PROSTATE Gland
Weakness Of the Genital Organs, Impotency, Sterili
" both in the male and female, SPermatoria, OF
Seminal Weakness, Noctural Emissions, Rheuma
ism, Dyspepsia, indigestion, Fever ana AgGe, lnGlp
ent Consumption and all Irregularities in Females,
together with all diseases of Women and Children
also. Nervousness Palpitaton Of the Heart, etc
Persons afflicted with symptoms after being treat
ed should consult Or. Young at once as no disease
Is cured unless the patient feels perfectly well. II
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 we'll for II is a
scientific fact thatt he mercury will mngle with the
yenereal and form a disease great deal worse than
the original. All those who have reason to think
bv bad feelings that they have been treated thus
s6oud consult Dr. Young, and he will examine then
cases and tell them at once how they stand.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20

FoUR MODEs OF TooTH-DRAwING Before
the davs of chloroform there was quack
who advertised toolh.drawing without pain.
The patient was placed in chair and the
instrument applied to his tooth with a
wrench followed by roar from the un.
pleasantly surprised sufferer. "Stop, "
cried the dentist, compose yourself told
you would give you no pain, but only
lust gave you that twnge as a specimen, TO
show YOU Cartwright's method OF opera
ting" Again the instrument was applied
another tug, anOther roar. "Now don't be
impatient, that is Dumerge's way be
seated and calm-you will now be sensible
to the superiority of my method" An
other application, another tug and roar
'.Now, pray be quiet; that is Parkiuson's
mode, aud you don't like it, and no won'
DER" By this time the tooth hung by a
thread; and whipping it out, the operator
exultingly exclaimed, THAT is my mode OF
collaborating without pain, aud you are
now enabled TO compare /, with the opera
tious of Cartwright, Dumerge and Parkln'
son!"
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20
The following is the ordinance referred TO:


An Ordinance to provide Tor the Licensing ofDcs
The Trustees OF the City of Nevada do ordan as sJ
lows
SECTION !. From and after the first day Of july
D. 1858, it shall not be lawful for the owners or other
persons having the charge of dogs TO allow them ia
run at large within the corporate limits OF the cty
Of Nevada, except provided for in this ordinance
SEC. 2. Every owner or other person having the
charge of dogs shall pay for license for keeping eae
dog the of i've dollars per year, payable ia nal
vance at the Marshal's office.
SEC. 3. The Marshal shall provide for each persnn
applying for license under this ordinance bras.
tag stamped with consecutive number, which tag
shall be securely fastened upon the neck Of the do,
for which the license is taken out. He slalI also
furnish to the person taking out the license recent
for the amount OF money paid with the date of tie
license.
SEC l. It shall be the duty Of the Marshal and
watchmen to Kill and remove all dogs fonnd running
at large the owners of which shall not have compiled
with the provisions of this ordinance and all persons
obstructing the aforesaid officers in the performance
of their duties under this ordnance upon conviction
shall be fined in any sum not exceeding one hundred
dollars or less than ten dollars i'm default of paw
ment, by Imprisonment not more than ten DAYS in
the city Jail.
Passed June 9th, 1858. II. H. FLAGG,
A. II. HANSON. Clerk. President.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20
TAKE coURAGE-NEvER DESPAIR.
NELSON CREEK, Sept. 80, 1861.

NELSON CREEK, Sept. 30 1861.
DIR. J. c. YoUNG You will remember what a
Moor wretched creature was when last saw you,
and the result has astonished me well as my
friends. Your invaluable prescription and excellent
advice have completely overcome ailments such as,
il seems to me. never afflicted mortal before. ] new
er wrote letter with greater sa faction than pen
this. / shall remember you with gratitude long
as live That you may live long to allevaie the
suferings of others you have mine, is my earnest
PRAYER Please accept my heartfelt thanks that you
have brought this almost hopeless case to so happy
a termination. Yours, truly,
JAMES HATSFY
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20
CUMMONs.-stote of california, County


- Of Nevada, S., Eureka Township Before Ira
STANLEY. j. p. People of the State of California to
ROBERT MCCLoUD and SARAH W. MCPHERSON. you are
hereby SUNNI oned to appear before the undersigned
Justice of the Peace at his office in said Township on
SATURDAY. THE THIRTY FIRST DAY OF MAY A.
D.. 1862 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to answer to the com.
paint of D. RANSOM to obtain decree of this Court
for the foreclosure of cetain mortgage bearing date
June 1st. 1858. executed by you to b. Ransom and
for the sale of the premises therein and in said CON.
plant, particularly mentioned and described and the
application of the monies arising from such sale to
the nayment of the amount due a certain prOmis.
sorry note set forth in the said complaint, made and
delivered bv the defendant Robert McCloud TO the
plaintiff D. Ransom, bearing even date with the sad
mortgage that there is due upon said note more than
the sum of two hundred dollars and interest thereon
at the rate of three per cent per month from the LIST
of June 1855 And if any deficiency shall remain
after applying all the monies arising from the sale
said premises to the payment of said amount inter.
est and costs thereon that the plaintiff may have ex.
ecutiOn therefor against the said defendants and all
and every person claiming through under the de.
PENDANTS subsequently to the date of plaintiffs mort.
gage may be barred and forecosed OF all right claim
in equity of redemption in and to the said premises
or any part thereof and such other and further relief
or both in the premises may be just and equitable
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear
and answer judgment VIII be taken against YOU br
the sum of two hundred dollars and interest thereon
at the rate Of three per cent. per month from the
first day of June A. d. 1855 together with all the
costs of suit and also demand of the court such other
relief as prayed for in said complaint. Given under
nv hand this eighth day of May A. D. 1862.
IRA STANLEY, Justice Of the Peace.
Ordered that the foregoing summons be published
once a week for three weeks 10 the Nevada Democrat
a paper publishedin Nevada county.
May 10, lS62.-3w. IRA STANLEY, }. p
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20

PAMs.-Paris has been greatly enlarged
Itisa a city of magnificent distances Inc
Boulyard de Sebastopol which sweeps on
into the country from Place du 1hrone, Is
an immense avenue, extending right line
bevond the reach OF the eye. 1t is broad
enough to march with ease an army OF one
hundred thousand men mile 10 very
brief period. As far as could see, il Is al
ready lined with trees. A multitude OF men
were still at work upon it. AT the oppo-
site extremity Of the city, all the ola Dar-
ries around the Place de PEloile have been
removed. and il has become the beautiful
center of splendid Boulevard extending ln-
10 the CITY. and avenues reaching into the
country beyond the reach of vision. In tnat
vicinity, also, especially along the upper
norton of the Avenue Des Champs Elysees
magnificent buildings are. being erected,
which become the situation, and ornament
the place. A new iron bridge has been built,
'Pont de Solfereno,' four hundred aud nine.
ty.two feet long, aud sixty-dve and one-haIt
in width, costing l,l70,OOO. 1t is an eX.
tension of a passage through the garden OF
the Tnilleries, which enters opposite TO the
Rue de CastiglioneS and Place Van Dome
and new street is to be opened on the
other side of the river. in line with the
bridge. insulating the Palace of the Leg ion
of Honor. These vast public works give
employment to vast muititudes, and IN
srease the decorations aud attractions oil
The city,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20

THE MINIMUM OF VALUE.-'Not worth a
continental d-n' is the lowest price affixed
TO anything heretofore, but there is even
vet a lower value recently discovered.
Not worth o Confederate d-n,' we take 1t,
expresses the very extent Of the acme of the
ultimate of the minimum cheapness, whit
tied to the very sharpest point.-[Shasta
Courier.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20
MY WILL,

Since have no lands or houses,
And no boarded golden stores,
What can leave those who love me
When they see my face no moref
DO not smile; am not Jesting ,u-..
Tbouoh my words sound gay ana hgheI
listen to me, dearest Alice,
will make my will to night
z,;rst for Mabel, who will never
Iet tbe dust Of future years
MIN the thought OF me, but keep 1t
pr;gbter still-perhaps with tears;
7, whose ewes whate'er glance at,
Toncb or praise, will always shine,
r,,ro,ah strange and sacred radiance,
By loves charter, wholly mlnei
Shewill never lend another
Slenderest link Of thought claim,
win therefore TO her keeping,
Leave my memory and my name.
Bertha win DO truer service
To her kind than have done,
So leave to her young spirit
The long work have begun.
Well the threads are tangled, broken,
And the colors do not blend,
She will lend her earnest striving,
Both to finish and amend;
and when 1t is all completed an
Strong with care and rich with Skill
Just because my hands began II,
She will love II better STILL
Ruth shall have my dearest token,
The one link dread to break,
The one duty that live for.
She when am gone, VIII take,
Sacred Is the trust leave her,
Needing patience, prayer auu Oe"t''
Thave striven to fulfil It,
As she knows, these many years;
Sometimes helpless; faint ana weary,
Vet blessing shall remain
with the task, and Ruth will prize IL
For my many hours OF pam
What must leave for nay Alicef
Nothing, love, to do or bear,
Nothing that can dim your blue eyes
with the slightest cloud OF care;
will leave my heart to love you
With the tender faith OF OLD
still To comfort, warm and light you
Should your life grow dark OF coiui
No one else, my child can claim II,
If you find old scars Of pain,
They we're only wounds, my darhngi
There is not, trust, one stain,
Are my gifts indeed so worthless
Now the slender sum is told!
Well know not years may bless them
With nobler price than gOia;
Am poor2 All, no, most wealthy
Not in these poor gifts you take,
But in the true hearts that tell me,
You will keep them for my sake, ~,
IAN the Year Round
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20
TICE.-stote of California

County Of Nevada, ss., in the l4th Judicial ms
trict W. b. CHURCHILL. plaintiff, VS.. ELIJAH fENRVst
J.fendant Alpersons holding or claiming liens under
the nroysions Of the Lien Law of the state o. Caim
MIA. on that certain Onestory frame house on Bene
Hill, in the County of Nevada, state OF Oaluon1n
situated and being in the town or village oi heue
Hill. and next south Of the house of Joshua Penrot
being the most northerly house in said town eAcet
In, tbe saiJ house of Joshua Penrose and now oc
cupied by Elijah Penrose, defendant herein; as d
dwelling bouse are hereby notified to be ana ape4r Iir
in the District Court aforesaid, on WEI AEslAl I'M
TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF MAY, a. lSe2' al zen
O'Clock A NJ. and then and there exhibit ProO' ="
their said liens. THOMAS P. HAWLEY,
Nevada Nav 4. 1s62.-3w. Atty for PIE
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-20

r is estimated that the late queen of Mad
agascar, in the course of her reign caused
100000 men to be put to death-Dut she
did what she could towards repopulaung
the country.