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The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
Special Notices

The Medical and Surgical Institute
OF DR. l.. J. CZAPKAY is already secured IN po-
sition which aces it, rs well It's proprietor, far
above the assaults of envy and professional malice
In the schools of France the hghestprizes arc often
awarded to practtione:s in this department Med
ie.I, science snd they occupy with others equally
lofty position in the profession Ricord ssn illusri
ous example shining light among the philosophie-
al stars ofhis age in Europe, and DR.. Czapkay has
fully equalled him in this country, as proof OF
which the Philadelphia College of Medicine compi-
mcnted him with Diploma. and the honorary Ap
EuYDEN degree. SlcctiGg this as his fell Of opera
ZION, although qualified graduate of the Uni
niversity OF Pesth. and late chief surgeon OF the
hungarian Revolutionary army. for more EXTENDED
labors Dr. l.. J. CZapkay has bent his Games. at
teution to the cHre OF chronic and private diseases
in which he has become so great an expert that b
is now regarded as the LEADER in this branch of hi
profession throughout the United States and his po
trait and biography arc published as matter OF IN
tirest in the mos; exclusive Journals Tie Doctor
offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute, on
Sacramento street corner of l., idesdnrf nearly or
posite tho buildings OF the facidc Mail Steanish
Company.
sNe ask particular attention ofodi readers 1
:hs sworn csrtifica;ss of remarkable IN o. ,
.rts.fl .t,i ur = ~OY
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
Sheriff s. Sale,
ON NTHE 9th DAY OF JULY

y
w A. d. 1860 il final Judgment and Decree
was rendered in the District Court of the state
of California. in and for the county Of Nevada,
in favor of ORLANDO EVANS and against
GEO. F. MCPHERSON for the sum of Five
hundred and forty three dollars, principal debt.
with interest on tho principal at the rate
of three and one half per cent per month
from the rendition of Judgment until paid, to-
rether with all costs Of suit And whereas on
the said 9th day of July A. u. 1860 it was or
derod and dccreed by the said Court, that the
Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs complaint be
foreclosed, and tho property therein described,
to-wit: The undivided one-fourth Of all that GER
tain lot Or parcel Of mining claims and lands
in the Township of Bridgeport, County OF Ne
vada and State of California, known as the
mining rclams of Mcpherson Co being
the entire interest of the def. Geo. L. Nc
Pherson in and to said mining claims and all
mining apparatus and machinery. tunncls there
unto bclangins---said interest being the one
fourth of twenty mining claims more or less
with their apnurenances be levied upon and
sold TO satisfy said Judgment interest and costs
and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment
of said sums of money rs aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY,
the 7th day of August A. D. 1860, between the
hours Of O'Clock A. VI. end o'clock Il,
will sell all the right :itle ard interest of said
! Geo. F. Mcpherson ir aud to the above describ-
ed property, at the Court Iionsu door iii Neva
da city at public auctio-, Cor cash in hand. :.
the highest and bes. bidder, 10 satisfy sait
! Execution aud al costs.
JBvAN HAGEN, Sheriff
|, T. 3. AeFarlsnd. piG atty
The ABOVE saic is pos 20 red uatil Friday
august II. j. b. Vsaa Hagen. sser.f.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN PUrS--
~ ance of an order Of the Probate Court of the
County of Nevada, made the Sth day of August, A..
l.. 1850, the undersigned, Administrator of the Es-
tate of \. T. JoNEs, deceased, will sell at Public
Auction. to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY,
the Sth day of September, A, u. 1850, Mt O'Clock
p. NJ, Mt the Court House door in the City of Ne
vada, the following described property, to wit -
One half of set of Mining Claims, situated on
Lost Hill, with tale iume connected, together with
hose, pipes and appurtcnances, known as Jones &
Lindseys dirgings and lume. Also one undivided
one-fourth interest in set Of Mining Claims sit
uated on Pcayune Point, Lawson Rayinn,
known as the Bostwick and MOrrell diggngs, to-
octher with hose. pipes, tools and appurtenances
said property is situated in Nevada Township, Ne
vada County.
TERMS OF SALE-One half cash, the balance IN
two equal payments, in 6oand % days. to b. secured
by mortgage. ii. u. THOMPSON,
AUGUST 9th, $50. PUB. ApME.
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For the Journal.
Showing Il f.tncied resemblance between
aIittie stream of water and Ida's


AN ANALOGY,
Showing fancied resemblance between
aIittie stream of water and Ida's
Earr.i-life.
A gentle rill gushed from fhe breast of Spring,
And flowed in beauty through the summer land
Stealing along just like some bashful thing,
Half hidden by the boughs that Ger It spanned.
But the wild blossoms in its mirrorcd sheen,
Beheld themselves in all their rustic PRIDE
Aud the tall trees assumed brighter green,
Because they stood the little rl beside.
So humble was it tha' the dallying gras.
Asked not the question whence the wanderer came
And the proud lilies. as they lelt it pass
Locked down upon the stream Of modest name.
Yet tendcrly the swee: rill loved tie flowers.
And the great trees that stood upon its brink;
1t saved for them the bounty OF The Showers.
And led their empty caps with needed drink
Anon change came DER the little stream
The loving sun had claimed it fer its own,
And like some fleeting picture in dream,
IN all its quiet beauty it had Gown.
The flowers grew sickly that ere while had dwelt
Upon its Banks ia quccnncss of static
The sturdy trees it unlocked absence fClt,
The lilies witherei, beautiful Of late.
'ri' thus we've seen the gentle loving ono
Moving so noiseless through her little life
Here, cheering sadness with her merry tone
There. giving tears as moilients to strife
Singing with birdlike sweetness on her way
From the out gushing of her Joyous heart,
As bl uws tie air or the bright waters play
Unknowing the blest influence they impsrt.
The noisy consequence oflfe may claim
The tribute of attention from our hand, +
But It's the little hves OF humble name
That make our hearts with blcssetness expand
u. NJ
NoRru Juan. Aug l. 1859
IT is reported that new Douglas organ is to
be started in San Francisco, with John Nugert
for editor
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

BucHASAS, in his speech of three thousand
words indorsing the nomination of Breck-
iaridge and Lane, stated there were no reg
ular Democratic nominations, and, therefore,
every Democrat had right to vote as he
.,,sssed-that's the purport of it. But, il
ssesas, be does not recognize the right OF q
poss.-s Democrat to do any such thing Il
one Of that stripe claims the right off goes
his head. The liberty Of doingas one please'
is restricted to Administration Democrats
elane.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

5sc- Mrs Winslow, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
proce of tecthing, by softcning the gums re-
ducing all infamation-will allay all pain, and
it is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon
1t mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and
relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in al cases. See advertisement in another
column
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

THAT MEETING.-Tke great Douglas meet
Ing NJ Cherokee, of whic!i the Sacramento
Union gave a glowing account is thus de-
rcribed by M eye witness, correspondent
ours.
" The r-mcnd-ususiv enthusiastic Doug
Les meeting in this place is all can take
time 70 write about. The idea conveyed
b. Tie Union relative to the interest taken
in that side in this place, is as far from the
e?G:h, as are the hopes of the party from
being realized. Two Cinnamon, one darkey
nine Breckenridge men, thirteen Republi-
cans, one yellow Administration man. and
one astride the political fence, constituted
the assemblage designed to fo.rl the Cher
exec Douglas Club. According to the cal
cUiation of the company present: each
Douglas man voted himself into az Office,
lat, Chairman, I'd, Secretary, Sd, Treasurer
and 4th, Boss Speaker. The resolutions
introduced were seconded and put by the
mover. By dint of hard exertions five
rGlnes were enrolled as members of the
Douglas club, all told. The next meeting
was attended by four persons. The fact is
Tie whole attempt to get up Douglas
feeling here has proved Gbortive''
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

BLoYDIN's 5 LATEST PERFoRaAYCE.-On the
4th ult., Blondn gavea performance on his
rope at Niagara Falls, of more daring
character than any he has previously at
tempted. A local paper says:
Blondin started on his trip at about AZ P.
Il, stopping at short intervals TO liz down,
stand on one foot, etc, etc, reserying until
he was over the center Of the river per-
formance never before undertaken by any
man. Having secured his balancing pole,
and fastened the two ends of rope, some
fifty feet apart, to his main cable, the slack
hanging some twenty or thirty feet below,
rope, where, upon this mere thread, he per-
formed with as much apparent unconcern
as though in a theatre. With straps around
his ankles he suspended himself, thus hang
ing two or three feet below even the slack
rope. He also stood up, as boys sometimes
venture to do in a swing-this latter feat
being. to all appearance, really the most
dangerous of ali, for the rope was mere
swing and very unsteady. He also whirled
himself heels over head some fifteen or
twenty times, about as fast as spinster
would turn her qnill-wheel. People held
their breath in utter amazement at such
recklessness. He ran up, hand over hand
to the main cable, where he hung b. one
leg, ETC., etc. He then proceeded to the
Canada side, occupying altogether only 81
minutes
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
Democratic Address.

John r. Mcconnell, Esq, and thirtv-s:s
other Iemocrats, supporters last year of the
Latham ticket, come out this week in long
address in the Democrat to the Democracy
of Nevada county, taking strong ground in
favor of Douglas and Johnson. The points
in some cases are well taken, and we 60 not
hesitate to say it is q creditable political
document. But there is aquery in connec-
tion with the political course these gentle
men see ft 20 pursue in this canvass. They
claim " in giving earnest support to Doug
las and johnson, they remain true 10 the
principles they advocated last year" We
do not see it in that light. If we are not
most egregiously mistaken the platforms of
the Lccompton and anti-Lecompton wings
Of the Democratic party in this State last
year were radically different on the Terrific
rial question. One asserted the dogma Of
Douglas that the people Of Territories can,
by unfriendly legislation" destroy sla-
very. The other repudiated it. One asserted
the supremacy of the people. The other,
if it did not claim the power of the General
Government to protect property in Terrific
ries, we know that its supporters almost.
if not quite to man did 1t is true that
Mr. Latham in his speech of acceptance an
nounced bimself in favor of popular SOW
creignty," non-intervention,' and sap
porter of the administration of James Bu-
chanan. But SO far as popular sovereignty
was concerned. it was known TO be used
only rs a catch-word-as a bait for votes.
BE nowhere in the canvass endorsed the
views of Mr.. Douglas on this question, and
the fact that he is now supporter of Mr..
Breckenridge goes to show that the use Of
the term popular sovereignty" last year,
was only for effect.
The issue last year between the wings of
the Democracy in this State was marked
one, and the main, great difference was in
the exposition of the Territorial question.
In fact the Administration press and speak
ers labored to show there was no other ma
terial difference between Mr.. Douglas and
the President, and that Mr. Broderick ia
attacking other salient points in the Ad-
was going beyond Mr.. Douglas.
But it is not to be denied that the Brod-
erick wing did inculcate the peculiar doct-
rine Of Mr.. Douglas, in that canvass, and
according TO Administration authority. that
doctrine is hcresy. 1t was rcpudiated in
this State last year as hcresy The men
who sign the address to the Democracy OF
Nevada county were largely instrumental
n procuring that reputation. Therefore
we are impressed with the idea that they
mistake figure when they say they are bat
proving true TO the principles they advoca-
ed last year.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10


HsARrLEss ARGuMENT.-IhcM Marysviile
appeal, o: Tuesday, gives us good leader
with the above caption. Noticing the fact
that many Democratic journals in making
mention of the anniversary of African
Emancipation, had taken occasion to state
that negro emancipation had proved curse
rather than blessing in the West Indies,
inasmueh rs the sugar and other crops is
much less than it was before, he says
In bewailing the alleged iadolcnce, improvi-
dence and worthlessness Of the cmancipated
West Indians, it seems to be assumed. by the pa
pers mentioned, that the black man has no mis-
sion on earth except to produce yearly given
number Of hogsheads of sugar or bales Of cot
ton and if he fails to dc this in state OF free
dom. then be has right to be free. but must be
enslaFcd and forced to meet the fsncied require
n,ents of the white mans eomMerce, 1t is Of
/ vastly more conseq quenco that he should export
| a given amount Of sugar per annum ttan that
! he should enjoy exclusive right of property in
! his own Aesh and blood, and TO the earnings Of
/ his own labor 1t is Of more importance that lie
should cultivate. ct the bid CT despotic avaricc,
broad plantations which produce not for him,
than that be should marry and beget children
Wlthout lear OF inanacIes ana the auction DIock,
I and the Keen pang OF eternal separation. All
/ the misery and wrong that human slavery CON
/ fessedly occasions III its mil3est foTms-tho out
rage that the very idea Of il upon humanity
/ are nothing whatever compared to the fact that
| for score of years the exports of few islands
! have decreased and the insoent blacks have
dared to enjoy themselves as they pleased We
have no patience with such monstrous heart
! lessness which is rendered worse in the estlma-
ton of people endowed with conscience by the
fact that it relies upon falsehood to sustain its
argument.
The writer goes on to show from the au-
thority of the Edinburgh Recieg that the
negroes in the West Indies are steadily i'm
Dr0yinp
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

RErIRrp.--John Nugent, the able editor ef
the s. T. Herald, has scli out AMI retir d n
consequence Of "a disl .rcement an rg pa,tn rs
as to what nominee should be supported ;or the
Presidency by tic paper. lie declared Cor
pouglas in valed;ctory on the 9th. We regret
to lose Nugent from the editorial ra.ernity
His "Topics of the day" are among the best
articles we can find to read in newspapers.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

The American and Old Wing press of the
State of Indiana have wheeled into support cf
Lincoln and Hamlin with great unanimity. The
Vincennes Gazette, the New Albany Gazette, the
Fort Wayne Times, and the Evansy lie Journal,
all Fillmore papers in 1856, have come out hear
tily for Lincoln and Hamlir. The Terre Haute
Express, which Fillmore paper for a short
time in 1856, is now enthusiastically out in sup
port of the ticket. The Grearcastle Banner, TIE
Seymour times, and the Rising Sun Visitor, all
Fillmore papers in 1886, will advocate Lincoln.
The Jefersonvile Republican IS going for In
oln and Hamlin.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

J. Y. McCALLUN, somewhat noted for policy
Of substantial naturc, is about to commence
the publication of new paper at Placerville.-
He'll succeed
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

SHOOTING AFFRAY AT GESoA.-R. Il. Ander-
son, formerly Lieutenant Governor of this State,
we learn from the Marysville Appeal, was shot
in the right side at Genoa on the 7th, by Henry
Lufkins. Andersons recovery is doubtful.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

po'xr BE ALARN1D.-Tho loSofocos sra very
mach distressed because they say the Union is
a, the brink OF destruction, and Indeed if ono
Dem ocratic party has cene 81 near wreckinS i;
w,nigh. be il very great danger now that
thsr, ara two, but happily it do'ut happen u
wa-h that way.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
Sole Traders Notice.

State Of alfornia.
County Of NcFada, %
X NOW all r,,cr by these E1rcecsts, t,iut ],
CHARLOTTE NJ. SHEhN UUD, . w,ie o.
Charles NJ. Sherwood, of Eureka Township
State and County aforesaid. 10 hereby declare
and make known my intention to carry Oh huSi-
mesa on my own account, and in my own name,
as Sole Trader, in pursuance Of an Act of the
Legislature Of said Stale entitled "An Act to
authorize married women to transact business
in their own names as Sole Traders" approved
April 18th, 1852 And 1 further declare that
the business will he that Of farming, stock rails
ing, owning, working. buying aud selling min
ing claims, an / material appcr aiming thereto
and that the amount of capital invested d, eS
not exceed Five Thousand Dollars.
In witness whereof have horeunto set my
hand and seal this Goth day of Ju v, AID. 1860.
CHARLOTTE NJ. SHERWOOD r.. 81
In presence Of E. NJ. Denton r. b. Muyel
State of California, County Of Nevada, S.
On this twentieth day Of July, A. D. 1860, be-
fore me R. B. Moycs. a Notary Public in aud for
said Nevada County, personally appeared Char
lotte VI Sherwood, wife of Charles W. Sherwood
personally known to me to be the individual
described in, and who executed the above decla-
ration, and acknowledged to Inc that she eze
cuted the same fresly and voluntarily, and for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned. and
tn, said Charlotte NJ. Sherwood being by me
made acquainted with the contents of said in
strumeut, Acknowledged to me, on examination
apart from and without the hearing of her said
husband that she executed ths same freely and
voluntarily, without fear or compulsion, or un :
due influence of her said husband, and that
she does not wish to retract the same.
In testimony whereof have hcreunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal, this day and
year above mentioned.
T.. s.. r. B. MOVES, Not Public.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

Joux VAN BURES AND JoHS A. DIX, Of New
York, reported to sustain Breckenridge and
Lane. Both were free-soil tarnburners in 1s4S.
The former stunped New York for his father in
the canvass of that year, and the latter was the
free soil candidate for Governor.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

YOUNG MAN, named VIM. Cox, was bitten
on the farc6uger Of the ri ght hand by rattle
snake, on Thursday of last week at Knights
Landing, and died from the effects four or FIVE
hours after. He was tainpering with the snake
wen the bite was received.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

GEN. DENvER.-A long letter from Senator
Denver is published in the Union of Saturday
last, sustaining Douglas. The General does a
trife better at writing than speaking.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

ANOTHER GRACE DA2LISG.-A Connecticut
paper tells of Miss Moore who late Y put to
sea in a boat, at night, and rescued two drown
ing men whose cries for help had reached her.
She tends a light house with her father on
Fairweather Island in Long Island Sound.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

FIRE ~ Grass VALtgYr-A fire broke out
IN Grass valley on Monday night, which before
it was arrested By the excrtions of the ere COM
pany, destroyed vef baildings. The loss wc
have not ascertained. valuable horse be-
sooeinr 70 Mr.. Sylvester was also burned.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

IT is reported that President Buchanan has
sold his res dcnce Known as Wheatland, near
Lancaster, Pa, and that he has purchased or
intends to purchase, property in the vicinity
OF baltimore.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
Summons,

State Of California, County of Nevada Dis
trict Court of the 4th judicial District of said
State. The people of the State Uf California
To A. N. HENRY. greeting.
YOU are hereby summoned to appear
and answer TO the plant of F.. smith
fled against you, within ten days frola the ser
vice of this writ. if served on you in this eoun-
ty, within twenty days if served you in this
District and Oat Of this county and within
forty days if served on youin the State ana out
of this District, in an action commenced on the
9th day of August A. D. 1863 for the sum Of
Seven hundred and twenty-five 2l-l98 dollars
alleged 70 be due plaintiff from defendant. for
guods, wares and merchandise soll and deliver
ed by the SAID plaintiff to defendant at his spe-
cial request. as SET forth and mentioned in the
complaint to this action on hle in the office of
the Clerk Of this Court, AMI You are hereby no
tifel that if you fail to answer said compliant
as herein directed. plaintiff viii take Judgment
against you therefor by d,fault, together with
all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court
such other relief as is prayed for in plaintiff S
said conplaint.
In testimony whereof I, JOHN s, LAM
BERT, Clark Of the District Court.
r. ! aforesaid. do herednto SGT nv hand and
L. impress the seal Of the said Court at
Office. in tie city of Nevada, this Sth
day,,oF August, A. y lSG1.
JNO. S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Per Jay. ROBERTS JR.. Deputy.
On reading and filing tine affidavit of Francis
Smith. and it appearing therefrom that the SAID
dcft. has left this State AMI that his present
whereabouts cannot be ascertaned and that a
good cause of action exists in favor of said
plT. aud against said deit. 1t is ordered tina;
service in said action be made on said defend
ant by publication of the summons therein, in
the NEVADA Journal, newspaper published
in the city OF Nevada, and designated most
likely to give notice to said def at least once
week for the period Of three months from the
first inlertion thereof Given at Chambers this
the Sth day of August \. u. ls60.
Niles Searls, Dist. jude.
State OF California, County of Nevada. IS. I
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy
Of an order made ard now remaitirsS file in
my Office. Attest: Jno. s. Lambert elk.
Per Joe. Roberts Jr. Dep.
NJ Connell L Career, A:tys fo' PiT. aagI)
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

ADUsE OF THE FEANKISG PRIvILEGE.-Thc
Marysvilie appeal thinks it an abuse OF the
frankins privilege to send reports of the locofoeo
conventions through the mail free. We concur.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

DEATH OF JOSEPH GALfs-Joscph Gales
who has been prominent newspaper man 70:
more than half a century, died at Washington
recently. The firm of Gales & Scaton is ia
milar as household words the Union over. The
funeral is reported to have been the largest
ever witnessed in Washington City.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

Q. P. SrIDGER.-The Hydraulic Pres, tells us
ssat Judge Stdgcr is not hopeessiy injured
We hope the inicrnati is correct.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10
rs FOR wAsHoE,
BY THE
Nearest, Best and Cheapest Route
s,LE& CO.'S TRAIN

a u Y VI y - . -
T EAVE Nevada City and Grass 'auey' coz
IL Meeting with the California stage Co. SIC
ges to ali parts of the State, every
Tuesday, and Saturday, at o'clock a. p.
For the Washoe Mines. Fare $50. Throuea 10
two day.
s{y+ Horses can hc had at al times at !he aaass
ratos, by responsible persons.
A. Il. JE1KTxs, National Excbonge, Ne $40
W. srrScER, Telegraph 06ice, Grass S..lI y =
Ar -CARLsY, Magnolia Saloon 'i1g & NY Z
,s,e sAY.-S Johnson, FSo:Slzr.f&
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

THE Union calls upon the Plaeeryillc people
to mend their ways, and tells them where and
how to do it. The Cmion has a very substantial
interest in the Placeryillc route.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

Pretty FAIR.-An. inyeterlte wag standing
on one of our side walks the morning after the
address to the Democracy of Nevada WAS pub
lished, was accosted by a friend with " well
the leaders of the Administration forces have
broke ground "Ycs" said the wa-, q" six
feet by two-dug their political graves
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

Pull. sToSER is aAout to publish Douglas
paper in Auhura- Tho old materials Of tic
ftacer Fress WI. 30 used.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

WEIGH PAPER.-The Gazette ard Te1eqram
says Welch PAPER is TO be started at North San
Juan, to be called Yv Antgrier Cy0lrcis Cain
brtnn.
The Nevada journal., 1860-08-10

Observation-Disclosures oil springs have
been found in Los Angeles county. Kerosene
is being manufactured from the oil.