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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
LATEST yRox u.cLELLlS's ARMY.

telegram dated Washington, l7Ih instant, says:
The War Department has dispatches from Gen. Nc
Celans headquarters, dated ol)ek this afternoon
No especial movement bad taken place
Toe weather hle and the roads improving re p
idly.
Oar cavalry yesterday paid another visit to Ashland,
surprised party OF rebels at that point drove them off,
and captured some ptcpsr'y
The advicea frem other qIarters contain nothing Of
public Interest.
ing the department of Gen. Dix SO Gs TO include York.
.owp, Gloucester, Williamsburg and West Point.
To the impatient, who sre in bad humcr because we
10 not a. o. &c march into Richmond would cay
little ooger-we take no steps backward, and not
idle now.
The correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer, writ
ing from kcClelans headquarters, says:
Everything coming from the froDt indicates that the
rebels will make strong stand between Seven Pines ard
Richmond. Our lines ran from that point to about half
mile below New Bridge, dir city in front, AID not die
tart mile sTe LARGE force OF rebels at work day and
night upon esrthWolki The whole rebel army and large
number OF negroes now working Ga1 ard night dig
eing di.cheF They at work as busy as thou ID
their last ditch had not yet been Gug.
They have made some FIVE or SIX more around Rich.
mond and are running another line from below Rich
road ou' TO point bsov Seven Pines from thence to
New Bridge and up to the hschsncsvie tur1pke road
and thence into the city Thts works mos ly coumand
the public roads, and the feds fiji ed with ra, pits
the woods where is not swanpy having trees fell
ed and barbados built The cCultry all the way into
z edmond is more or less wooded and hiily Their
camps are growing in numbers daily, scarc'1 open
fed this side oil Richmond but is dotted Wiih tents
wor king psries digging dirt.
This afternoon Abou; three O'Clock they Rad quito
lively time over something, and brass baad played
within three quarters of mile of our camp upon the
other side Of the river.
They fire occasionally from their big guns near Ne.
chAnicsville, bu. we do not reply.
No effort TO interfere With our brdge-builders has
been made to day.
Another correspondent whites.
A battle, probably the fnal one, seems imminent
every moment and all the men OF the brigade are nerv-
ed 10 eIeron against the enemy and the still more
rous evils Of miasma and exposure, by the stirring
words OF their beloved Commander in Chief
Yesterday our pitkets driven 10 on the lef and
our men, in repulsirg them, had two wounded.
We took sI Of them prisoners, and learned that they
belonged to the TWentythird North Carolina regiment.
Tney say the rebels going to defend Richmond at all
hazards.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
AN APPEAL.
rEPor lRST COMMITTEE, 2. N. O. A.,
Richmond. June llth, 1862.

number o. SEX snd wounded soldiers ic
Since the beginning OF the this has teel the
great raj point which III have been brought The tax
continual And while the
people willing 90 their utmost In mne
cf TIL who have MOLLY suffered and fought ana
ed In defence yet this len
nearly dts lutte Of Of the articles Indispensable In csryrg
on this WORK love also, that but begin
nj these abors The sruggl for tbs ctyso consciously
10 CT ntrued and bloc lYs c,nmnced In veR
therefore o' and ure t constrained
TO app Ia vS1 tle pat otsm, the
pats Christian charity, Of those at distance, tdAt they
continue that assistance which, during the year.
been generously tGered.
scoop he'd much but funds and
supplies well LSh eStautei ermnuLiHes there
Ohurches ees aud Ind ua SIND chat they
cka and made donations Of bandlge lint clean
aad Glen rags ard clothing celia y hrts and
daser; Of oil oloth matog, 20 place und :
wounded limbs; a1d Ia fact, an, thing that be te.t
Marx gls RoGsR NARrfS superintendent Depot Army
Committee, Y. NJ. 0. A.
Rsnees MAJ also be made tho undersigned by draft
check or prva.s nand.
ROGER MARTIN, Superintendent.
VIZ p MuEFoSD, Chairman iuue IS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
BRUTE BurLrR's INFAMOUS PROCLAMATION.

The New York Times, for wonder, does not approve
Of the brute Buffers proclamation
Ii General Butler has Issued any such order be should
be forthwith dismissed from the army. Il would be a
disgrace to the eerycean infamous outrage upon the
morality and decency of the country and the age. IL
purpOrs to be waning address TO the adee, but is
really license, expressly given the soldiers to treat
as women of the toWR," every female who may, "by
word gesture movement salt or show contempt for
any officer or soldier Of the United Sate.." Sach in.
sulEs may be very annoying and may deserve punish.
rnent or at least of repressuent though
believe that YET, they not 81 ,Ecss against any
code OF Laws, either civil military. Bat commit
their pun slment the uurestrsned and sanctioned l.
cense OF a rough sodiery would DO stride towards the
brutality OF the mos. borbarous sges, from which we
trus; the Uaon will be protected. Such an order
would inf ct lasting disgrace the officer who shou
issue it, ard bring tie he proiessed to serve into
Just and general contempt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23

A LARGE Dosx-some OF the wage in city yester.
day, Gays the Kaoxyle Register med the more oteGu
that Stonewal Jackson probably "done for" Ga
inquiry into this report it sscsrtsncd hat during
his chase after Bark, lie had taken 800 gal5' of cos
tor oil, 200 Of qinins and idrgs qaditsS of
othcr d,ugs-a coss which according to P,rii 9.
tons coIsucou was supposed TO be too much tor tCa
physical institution OF mortal man. From the
lions which jackson has mada bis late spoi
l. evi lent that the cIstor Gil. 10, ha1 So'ked him.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
AN incident AT rHE TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
Wasbin0ton corresnondent of the NV Y,

AN INCIDENT AT THE TELEGRAPH OfflCE.
The Washington correspondent OF the New York
Post says:
curious incident occurred at tho telegraph Office
here last Sunday, which TO Illustrate the shock
which Banks retreat gave to every one, well the
heavy loss entailed by 1t upon many worthy private
individuals.
Elrly on Sunday rning a northern man of bust
ness appeared at the flee here, and presented
sage Tor Winchester. "Oall Wnches er" laid ha clerk
to the operator. Winchester was called but made 10
reply. The at the counter grew anxious. "Ca
Harpeto Ferry" said the clerk. Harpers Ferry replied
"Winchester does not reply aud for very good
it ia in the hands OF the rebels " This repeated
by the clerk. Toe gentleman the coulter raised his
arms over his hCa IL in great Distress eIclsming
81 am ruined man. | have just taken ten thousand
dollars worth Of goods TO Winchester and it is oil the
property had in the world" This was the first ntma-
ton the public bal Of the rout retreat at Winohes
ter l. WAS known that Banks had retreated from Stas
burg but IL was supposed tina; it was simply pruden.
tia movement, and that he could easily hold Wnches.
ter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23

bs AZ Of Butler Is ooe which Gala aloud for re-
tAalou and for vens,snce. The measure oil Dis Iats
g,esson against TIE souh Is full, and there shonld De
neither rest nor reconciliation until his own Wretehed
life has paid the forfeit Of bis many crmes-no rest IN
III ths blood Of cur murdered brethren, which cries
aloud from the earth fer vengeance, has been amply
atoDed for TIE murderer should be sent TO meet his
VICTIM As speedily ss possible.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
IRON TIE FLORIDA COAST.
II dated Washington. l7.h Inst, says:

A latter dated Washington, l7.h inst, Gays:
Commander Dupont has forwarded TO the Navy De.
partment report from Lieutenant Commanding An.
men, Of the United STATES guaboat Seneca st Miypor
Mills, S. Johns river, florida, announcing the death Of
Lieutenant John G. Sprosop, the executive officer Of
that vessel Ca June Sh he left IN command of three
boats Asd forty men, with email He was accom-
panied By thirty men from the Patroon. The object
was the capture OF a man named George Huston, the
captsn of a company of rebels in the vicinity OF
Black Creek
Lieutenant sproston landed at early daylight, and
proceeded rapidly with bis party to the houss of Hustou
fhe latter appears was spprsed Of bis coming, and
met him at the door, armed With double barreled guD
two pistols and boWie-kniie. Upon the demand OF
Lieut. SProston 10 surrender hims If prisoner Huston
fred at lin with pistol the ball entering high up in the
left breast and killing him instantly. Huston discharged
the other pistol and gun without further rlry to
party, and was Instantly wounded in four places, and
brought on board. lie is supposed to be mortally
wounded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
rHr srIGE OF oHARLrsroS.

TIE Yankee papers filed with accounts of opera.
tous about Charleston. Tue flowing editorial auson
10 the Philadelphia EGqulrer shows their design and
temper against Charleston:
Letters from Port Royal to The l2.h aud from Hilton
Head to the Isb chow, on the whole, very satisfactory
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
The soothing Procr.r.

TIE Yankees a. Memphis are drawing it mild"-
They are the cves, feoEs from al accounts that ever
scutlsd ship or cut throat" S.lply il trying tie
same game in North Carolina They learn their lesson
,om tie buIgar who administers choroform to bic vie.
an before he rOSs him. the anacondI that HCks It's
prev before i'.-vsllows' q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
ANS,E.

WING 10 the lsifh o. my 0rse wound receive
~ uyseI lost up N TIE hsid SD is oIdI'
India kgboer over su eide Arms sad prr most not all have
marked on thea Part Adng any Of these Aie,s
10 e p,ssshcn vii p,siss leave The with Of the
sLAr q der GsuSra D. H. h 5rg Grn Psaihers'oa
A. q. HAL'Y,
Iisut Colonri Q. A.
Isgl-st and A D. o. % GsbsTal fsatherston,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
CONGRESSIONAL PARTIES FOR THE BATTLE yr,LD.

CONGRESSIONAL PARTIES FOR THE BATTLE FIILD.
Ey's plan of getting up Congressional parties" to
visit the battle fields has been revived. Tie folowp
paragraph occurs in letter from McCelns headQuar.
ters
On toe battle field yesterday noticed Senator Har.
ris and ladies', with number of others, composing
Congressional party. The Senator detained by a
conab with General Mcclellan, and the balance Of tho
parry went IF With the special ran and the honorable
Senator with his ladies' compelled to put up in Il
night in q freight car on the railroad.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23

Az ARTILLERY DuEL-Yeeerdsy morning about miro
oc ok brick engagement took place between q bate
" OF four guns Of tie enemy and two batteries OF Elk
guns in all Of ours about six niles from the city, be-
tween the Mschanick vile Turnpike and tho Nine Nile
Road. Our batteries belonged TO the brigades OF Gsrs
Anderson aud Gregg and were severaly commanded By
thcs, off,ers. The distance between the comOaiants
was abou; Que mile, and efch held position tlva.
ted grculd In the course OF hour and bali, the
enemy Was driven from every one OF bis guns which
we're left behind. Our forces would have taken posses
sion, bu. the enemy had large body OF troops se.
GREETED in the rife pits quarter Of mile in front;
forces contented thems :ves With smply letting them
ruu. They then fired into Federal camp in the vcin
~ OF the Federal battery, aud created the utmost
fusion, driving the enemy out Ike frightened SHEEP
Scarcely ything but shell fred from either side
aud the firing OF men is sid to have been superb
We lost at batteries, but stray shell falling
amidst the ranks Of quid OF Georgians distance
of, killed two and wounded FIVE. The enemy's loss is
VI known.
The battery under Gen. Gregg was the we'll known
Urenshaw Battery, Of this city, and was the principle
performerin this impromptu duel It's execution Is sup
posed to have been OF distressing nature to the
enemy. We will remark pa'saat that there are in
this battery six Of the old employees OF this Office, 10.
GLIDING Mr.. VIM. Allegro son of one Of the pro
pretors.-- Enquirer Of Saturday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
PROM HArrERAs rsLEr-Loss or LOGON ,rryEs.

The U. s. steam transport George Peabody, Captain
Travers arrived at New York on the morning Of the
l2h, in thirty -eisht hours, from Hattera5 Inlet.
She reports that the barque Voltaire, which wen.
ashore in Hateras Inlet last January got eff on the
gtl instant. The schr. Sal, E Timmoui, from Bali.
m1re for auort with two locomotives and in tow OF
steamer Thomas Sparks, taken into Hstteia Inlet
June 9Th, at P H. during gale, and that night
filed, caps'z'd and los: both locomotives. Sac would
probably be total loss.
Ule OF The rlased prisoners from Salisbury, who
rived in the Peabody reports that considerable prepL.
rations were making TaIboro, N. u, few days 0G
for the fSbt at Washington took place. Seven compi-
mis- of cavalry passed towards Washington and there
were two compsBits OF pkemen CLEO ready TO psr,iC
pate The pike blades about foot long each and
were set in twelve feet poles With these rude the
Confedaacs supposed they would be able to cope With
our troops iohGn they toers out Of oRpaaHition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23

nUR Warehouse hav-s been taSen hy the Gosersner, o
~ Hospital Office for the preset, vii be tuhd q hs
dWel log OF Joan L. Bacon, Grace set sscnd too
n ore 9Th tt.set.
BACON BAEEE-NiLL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

MoSTG )bERY CO, VA.
TIVE grea, number applications toad has Induced the
Pr1p'ieors open Ii place IL will kept In good
style AS lle circumstances oftie country wi | admit
Passengers will leave the tain ShsWsve Station -Omnbu
viii be in waiting them 81 miles, to ae Springs.
jei5Nlm BOOTH, ooLHoUE co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23

NOTICE.

DIVIDEND az Three DoarI pee share will he paid In
N cy Stockholders Of the Farmers. Virginia.
h. lst CT July -
tfQl- J. A. TX.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
NOTICE.

DylDEED per eeat vii be pad Ia carney 70 u.
N St ekhole Of tie Bank Of the Com no=wealth on n; To-
iIv Of July next
i.ql-cls J B.. MORTON, rashisr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23

and Pocket Combs Hair and Tooth Brush
" Bay Rum and Lubins Soaps, for sale at MEADE bA
IERH store loa Nam Street above o. mhl2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-23
sCOTf,S PARTISAN RANGEE

NHAaL0T. ksVILk Va Jn4e II, IEVs.
HAVE removed my Hesdqaaer, Chsrlot:eu IT, and
established that Place my camp OF Tend,EIou
ques for cops brn;
thea pont; those VITO s.e With
" address ke.e.
JOHN SCOTT, Q. ga
MAj-r Cong Part. Rangers
The Exsmnsr the Enquirer and Dispatch will please copy
for one seek and Ct nd their bis % iel-,s
NGEgCE.
DIVIDE I'd OF two dollars per thsre vii bs
"A paid currency the stock holders OF the Virginia
Il The 10; Of Juy.
jane II wh. TAYLOR Cable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-10
@Erada Democrat.

CUKALR SToAE OF PIONkER HALl.-This
aiiernWn the ceremonies OF laying The cor
nrr atone Of the new Pioneer Hall, an
Montgomery street. near jackson, were Gel.
bralrh. Al about Ii u'clOck the Pioneers
a., mhlcd ~ the old Hall on Washington
street. A. IL they formed Ia iue, with an
American llag In front, then two Of the
original B ar aaVs. aud the banner Of the
Society, The prucrssiun maj chrd up 10
Dupont street. aid cOuuierinarchrd to Krar.
ny. where II opened rauks. and received
members OF the Grand Ludgr +. Il. A. NJ.
OF California. fnllowed by officers of the
subordinate Lndg, s nf the Sta.p, aud large
humlrr If the Masonic fraternity. The
banner of the Grand Lodge was hrne in
front of the Masuus The procession. head
ed by ih- baud frnm the PrrsidIn. marched
through Keurny tU California, Io MOnlgon-
cry, t0 the corner af Jackson. When the ri.
onccrs opened ranks and the Masonic fra
ternity passed through aud took its position
on the platform which covers the ionnda
liuu Of The new Hall The stone was ready
10 lower IN iis place, aud the corn. wine aud
oil aud ther Insignia uf masonry were IN
their proper places. aud the platform. nc
cOmpanird with the representatives of the
three great lights Of Masonry y--Ihrer lapeIs
sci 50 as TO form triangle. On ascending
the platform DR. II. NJ. Gray, President Of
the Pioueers. delivered a short address, aud
was tnlloWcd by The Grand Chaplain ~ q
prayer. The grafton was then delivered hy
W b Farw H. ESQ. After the Oralion the
caskel containing the history of the Pioneer
Srcicty, uames Of its members. aud various
other articles, Was deposited in the cavity
Of the corner stnnp; anh then under the su.
pcrvision of Grand Master Belcher. Of Yu.
la county. the stone was placed in position
accom-, anied by all The rites nf Masonry.
A very large crowd was in attendance Il"
witness the laying Of the corner stone of the
Hall which is to perDetnate the history Of
the Pioneers Of the Pacific Empire.-[S. f.
Journal, 9TH inst
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-10
OplnlOMs iW Europe as 20 the RebelllOA
-ThurlOVv w eeSa's Testimony.

ThmlOw Weed, who returned last weck
from lis unofficial mirsiun TO Europe-in
which be earned the gratitude o! every 10y.
al Americau- STATED at u breakfast given
im h"L0I oi his arrival that even now lhs
state Of public se limrnt abroad is far
from gratifying. Tie Frruch Government
cherished ho friendly sentiment towards
ns. aud the people we've little better. BuI
Z, ince Napoleon wns our most sincere aud
eat hesi iriri d. aud lost nO occasion to do
us friendly offices. The British Ministry
was di, itpd. Lord PalmrrsiOu aud Earl
Russell were adverse 10 us, Other memEers
Uf the Cahinei we're warmly affected to-
wa,d the N, rth. The Queen. whenever she
could say word. always expressed the
musl decided sympathy with us. Prince
Albeit had always been the devoted friend
oi this country, aud his last public act had
l"en 10 nudity n despatch which the Min.
isIry hnd prepared To send to Lord LyOna.
The gen, ral uufriendly sentiment cher.
ish' toward us In the Old World, Mr.. Weed
attributed Ia the trcRchrrOus conduct Of
nnr diplomatic agents abroad. Full one
third Of them had for years been engaged
IN preparing the public mind in Europe for
the cOnieu plated revolution, aud large
number of SOnllern Congressmen had par.
ticimied IN the treason We In America
could have bu, al imperfect idea Of the
condition of popular sentiment on that
Continent.
DR. Russell WAS one Of our best friends
IN England. lie took every occasion to
express sympathy for the North. lie spoke
at ;hc clubs, to members of Parliament, 10
everybndv whom he encountered, He pro.
nOnnced our army The finest in the world;
the raw recruits were equal 10 veterans In
other countries.
Capitalists were surprised most Of all.
Our country was dismemberrd and its ex.
lincIinn threatened by civil war Of mon-
strOus proportions; yet we met all the ex-
ppnses. and were able Ia continue 10 do SO
for ten years without recurrence 10 f0reign
contributions; aud Qua fluids had not de-
prpcnled since The breaking out Of hOstili-
lies. There was no other country IN the
world capable Oi such u financial achleV.
ment America was truly independent
Mr.. Wetd II never sanguiue. aud there ID
nO doubt that he gave the darkest side OF
The picture. lie told rather what public
enilnent Was In Europe mouth ago.
since when IL has undergone material
change, in view of recent important Fed.
eral victories. England. especially. has
been very anxioIs 90 see our republicsa
institutions fall; hut Riuce they are prov
Ing themselves proof againet destruction
even by internal disorder. John Bull viii
soon I've among the lOudest to prOclaim
his sympathy and afIection.-[Washlngto
Letter.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-10

EARTnQUAKE.-A pretty severe earthquake
shock WAS felt at D0wnieville on Wednes-
day afternoon. the I'd. Of which the Demo-
crat has the following account:
About fifteen minutes after i've o'clock
there was heard sound as if forty thousand
six mule teams we're desperately rushing
over All imtnpasurable continuity Of plank
roads aud shaking Mother Earth To her very
center. The course Of the earthquake was
about northwest and southeast, aud lasted
about fifteen or twenty seconds, with u con
tnuous rumbling sound, inlerspeI sed with
a number Of distinct shocks OF such force ~
to shake houses. move persOne in their
chairs. make crOckery dance. and those who
lived in stone and brick houses to seek the
protection Of out O'dOOra AS nearly ~ we
can ascertain. there was not one person
frightened; everybody knew what il wac.
(afIer Il was Over) and all agree that II Was
the most severe exhibition Of the kind ever
gotten up for the benefit Of the citizens OF
this locality and vicinity. Orear Informs
us It WAS felt al Forest City about three
minutes after passing bere-but Nevada,
Marysvile and CamptOnville we're undis
tnI bed, so we conclude Il was purely local
affair. got up either In honor Of the Yuba
Gap road enterprise or the Fourth OF
July.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-10

A Crisis On THE IsTHHUs.-At latest ad-
vices from Panama there existed cOnsidera.
BILE excitement OH the Isihmus. II appears
that number of Mosqnera's men had ar
rived at Aspinwall. aud that Was sufiicieat
to throw Panama In ferment. SenOr de
Ia Guardia, Governor "f Panama. issued .
proclamation on the 10th. calling upon the
citizens TO rush to the defence Of their Gre
sides, and hurl the invaders back. Num-
bers responded, aud barricades were erect
ed at the entrances TO the city. The Pana.
ma Bulletin feared that the Commander Of
the Amei lean naval force In the haTbor
might take s"me hasty step which wOnle
compromise his Government. and calleA
upon him TO observe The slrlciest neutrality
IN the civil brOil, insiancing the eOnHisien-
cy Of such 9 course with the requirements
of our own Government 10 The more iu-
portant rebellion with which IL has to deaL
The whole affair seems = sort Of tempest ia
a,teApOI .-tCall.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-10

MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-John Igo. miner.
born OF Irish parents. and aged about forty
wears, was found dead in his cabin, near
Goodyear Bar. on Wednesday Last. His
partner. who bad been absent during the
afternoon. returning home 10 the evening.
noticed deceased in he'd IN partially sit
ting posture. and at the time, took him 10
be asleep. Aner preparing supper be call
ed him but could get no answer. lie ap-
preached the bed and took hold 10 arouse
him, when he learned to his horror. that
IRo was dead. He examined him aud dis
covered 10 the left breast gun or pistol
shot wOnnd. and on looking around. found
an empty single -barreled pistol lying on The
floor Of The cabin. How deceased came BY
the fatal shot ID. Of course. wrapt In myste-
~. His friends think be did not shoot
himrelf purpOsely. as be Was known to have
been easy going and good natured. and II
IL puppOsed be had been examining the
cock OF the pistol 10 q careless way, when
Il was discharged accldenially.-tSieTra
Democrat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-10

WEIOHTY EsTATE.-Mr. Weed, In bis isss
letter from Holland, speak Of an estate -
be divided, which is computed TO be wortt
nineiy.seven tnns IN gold. The estate was
left %. years ago by q miser. the profits og
100 years 10 go to the erection OF suitable
buildinge for INDECENT females oi good re-
pute; aud In the establishment and maiHte-
nance of phirlOpOphical and seienli6c 10.
stitution for the instruction Of youth. and
the benefits have been 80 applied. and How
10 eight years the estate is TO go 10 The
heirs, who are 100 in number. and OF eOHEso
will come 10 for about 6ve-slxihs OF toe
Of gold each.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-10

T,s tn WsgxLY DEsocRAr will be delivered to town
sub,crOers at u cehts per month; single copies 10
cents. Mail sub4c ieerS, 81 per annnm in advance
EIr six months $3.50; three months, s..
p,rs, or ADvERrIsING--For square of ten lines,
br,t in ,ertiOn. -; elcd subsequent nsertiOn 81.
O,e hua ired words average make a square.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-07-10

oGice-Cor"cr Broad aud Pine Streets.