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, 1860-09-01
The DougI4a Pn,r.xU.---~

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We are in receipt of uumeron. 1..
o4 uepo' 81 Elsin, al Of which agree .hr. II,
n'ser'on OF the Tfmes and .A-okd. tba. ~.
Doosias meeting at that place on Frid,v ,,., M
numbered from IGN to fifteen, tbous.nJ - <
.noe' Shameful exaggeration. we b,rs 49,.
.pon 'of the ietters. but copy from ore If th.n
AoAo"iog count, made By soma of n. s.d ~ :,
4n' o1 E'g'n, the correctness Of which tha~
@te ready to verify at any moment. s
there we're in the whole proce,,i,, Or ...
~ slo4oWa: eight horse S sesm. ~ ~ tsaus,
tsam; ams; g. two horse teams rs on. hnsss hn.ss
tteA"Is 1here Were 40 men .nd ha~a 1.o4eo
1n, n1 13s 1nTfncibles and Ever Res3;s,oo oa
in13' ~ men. and $50 women. bahiea ~ nd
l.sH in 1hs a1 nroo.sg 70 ":gons-mak'ng total Of
St erect. Now VIC will give them stn ~ lam ma'n
.s nuo nefe not in tie procession. mat;n1 ~.
tooPAe; 1oen, TO be rerv liberal - -s;,ss 'f
;he. u1, a. tho tina the procs.s;on 80 n..v aaso"
connt - 20 IN the saloons, aud whicb rnast
aad Republicans. "ooen' children
,st We ste told b. our correspondent thu. .,,..
e .4e sa'ae speech again which Va. nnh:
a ~ NE f&Ess Asn Ta1npxz some tim, .co
o.Sopslng mat On this occaaiou he omit. -.
'a1x -. story. In tho evening there va. ,n..,;a
:. !. sherman Hall BY r. S. BlAckvel1 and 4 :
Our correspondent s.y.. =:
u. He5e We hare an Illustration oc,;. ~. j
M He"oes.eJ. The speakers hsid % rr%.;p ~ spI.
aid..Si.rN ssS ..eNa respecting slavery. I,acI1.;t
uaaFeIy ~ras is carse, N erii: w1am@a knea
aHg Hons "a eoHasat sac.aug, nso,s1s. W.; efp;,a.ai
is yot sd t. ',th'o4:y, x and be would aerer cire
Leered = y ;;Gs. a1s e1'snsion Of 1t. Blackwell VA
!, Cameron. In h,s speech, held r,ob. ~. 49,.
ad hiaak isaskteEy, be said blessing to the gp
,o1ats M taek ; raees; It I, right. and lot xronr IL
ans politics, economy, in tbs soe;.; gEs,. ~
aa esro = ,,4s ssh. a;1te II ;s|'ses. potat
,on it. 3e"' 1eedefs, reflect
, 1860-09-01

NAaaTn1x' *ash5ksou Co., Ill.,. Aos. =,
!, uas oeen great day for the Republi
= t., " 'ai4 county. s9me Days kincc threat
l uAa oeea publicly made that cur meeting her,
".uA. "o' oe nesa. And our friends in this anf
, ! adjoining counties resolved that !. eto.1s1
held-peaceab1y.. If t6a Do,,, :, ~
forc;h,r SO ehcse. Of
eue5 pte'efred At IN early -Four il
80 morning our friend1ffomli ASHER,
tvo hund,ad 49,! ~! ''ea' aug between ore and
w. 11nufea from Sparta, arrived, ful1y pre-
F"eo 70 maintain and defend free snea,cb .ra
Repub1icanism in this .stroncho,s af::n. fi>. ~
racy. y oe'noe'
The meeting that was held in The o1ora ,,s.
s.ad en,ns,t ~. .ss 1ss' oser three thou
I'd from t,.ra. ~ a..,a au women attentively listen
pm -f,sau. ..,S ..ocN d. n. until Tvs o'clock
portion n ~. ns!sa.-' lnels TIA 1v7prc1aule'
hand to sec that order va. nrsss~~ea. 80 va
| friends. and fbo+ +ho LAX. " thelr
80 ~ .aa' 'ne sF1f1t q 1ufdanism which
- ~. aome Gays previous manifested ITSELF
snoula pe hsld in check during the speaking.
| ' 1'4suafo ases' our gallant candidate
.o1 tasetnof, WIS in bis glory. LIE oonnn7e;nred:
~ ssJing that be stood here a. Gea,,e,, .,..-
lean citixen; that hs bsd been tb-s.,..aI Hu's.-
yiolerca If ho attorn+s Will
hn. 49,. -. .,'1p.sa 70 SPEAK IN Nashville;
pu' ea0e 'nAs threat from what source it might.
cu.s;ne Tho nuh,;c VIC ''eee' OF freely dir
.t.ts".s. ss a1 puD'c queat1ons NOW assorbirgthe
attention Of The country. and deaed onno.;s;.- |
l never heard him spsak better FEEnolt.on. ~ @
d;tssa 5Gdls aaa halt he commanded the most nn'
al1Geo attention, aud poured ths hat shnt IN ~:
tae oroken fanks Of tbs Douglas DemacraasHo so
Mu!er - public speaker more fearless in ~
pUel9k .4e Ifauas, fo!lies aud reckless dishon-
esi{ OF me leaders Of that party.
Faits. ~ ~ Ws, Vas followed hy Hon Allen r..
Ind no~a- M N speech Of great point:
nar,F fror, ~ oss s TOBY Old he: vindica&e III.
ana sbnw ~ T r.. tou! g!afders Of cur enemies.
tors. ,hn stsn,s o ~ fiIhessness Of Douglas Gra
guns g.on Is 70 howl ~negro tqaality" " n.n.s s
EHsmsuon, :, and other kindred. ;4n;tSnta
g r.n ~ ola life long been m. ~
= smsFetiag democrat OF the JRcfson .ehan1
ns ns INDIGNANTLY and triumphantIr voh sh
60 : q. toe iraud a.temoted to Be- pernefra,cdp
d1e Ps?2le toas The Democratic part1 NJ ~
n !s 'oenucat With tho tune .honored 49,.
s+r.tad o9te that name in the past: and dsmac
~ e! "a. a me sole end and atm Of 6on1ia.
r;ths-i,a ' eIA IS 20 spread The BLASTING
h ~ ~ ~. culae OF negro slavery cyervw.ars' .
he i|;Er 1 s1hs "en -" Territories; md thsf :
3ennbi;c,n n.y., eMneo bestowed upon The, !,
uinds of tbe 1te nssa smnty to hiaa, the :.
be Upfon Thn.s ruRM t asa:nst the only party in u
iree men snd fta fsb ishds IL to dedicate forever
uunu5. his .hofo Apeech wa .manlV =. t,a .ne +
eAs And oFerHhelming. 1car- ht
Judge Fuller spoke for two hon-a ..,n y
oe s@as audience almost sneli .I1,r. H.:ut1g F,
et; Alter be had concluded Hon s.eot % me b.
, 1860-09-01
THE CAMPAIGN,
LET THE BALL ROLL!
POLITICAL AND OTHER MATTERS
-. -EAHTWAKD--


| ''43'ase ., shs rrt'' and T1fbune1
Va ,aa fr :oi1' Aokp': sa'h is'o.
fttsbprgh 5r4in IT :; 20 and bad a7efy pleaga1t
b,c,o.t il ~. ....;- e+'''ne aooas ~
{;.irc !: = sa'o9s 3eSa =: A!tef supper pleasant
tltue incident occurred not generil1y doEn n
fhe Bills Of rai11sy trareL ]. b. Rofin:on =: .
who had been rsIiro.ad ,csnt =, t:ee. aeq':
rao "ho ny hls eeuftesy sud prompt aad IN:
eaens discharge Of all his dnlies had won !: liz "
confidence and esteem or II IL: .ne
! had recently h-en d;.o,,:.:.;-t Aoe1 1nn'
~ ~ s;sea seay peea o.teharged because soms spy
mt ..,.c,tx .;+a;1. oP1n!4ors,
@ e'e II 70 .nose tef:"J.. p: Al.
TESTIMONIAL TO his services, Capt, DisbroH NJ tha
Pittsburgh, Fort Weyna i Ch;..,ur,SS s.
ard nearly hundred n.,,...ss 1'-"foao'
-, %e"nnee'ed with tho
to*o' on"eo IN present1ng, By the hcnd Of the
, 1860-09-01

Oosoo11i Union Co., ILL.,, A1e. e 1ssa
ies1efdaT the Republicans or Union co,nt .
!o '9eiF Int mass meeting, properly 10 ca, :,
eo' aoo 1t may bo said such sight h.s 49, 49,
" .'.nessed here fince the dawn ofcreetfon .~sa
~ was then, although every thing was uro;n;,-
/ 60 good, This was On tho occasion ~ ~.
ts'ea' addressing u.s., and some for- =. ~ a.. -.
4una.ea we're present, 10 great number il IL.
80 n comparison NTH llks gatherings. bnt
mAn5 ot, u.s. would hare been conten,es r. ;,.-.
,, ~. osea no more than hundred. for we ha~o
!oekea upon Republican a. rare s;,bt as.s
Il not candidate for Go1ernor- Tbe d..-
agreeaoly COO, and seated under er.s, 49,,
swe "ere entertained for ueativ ,Eo oI h osanea-
ths $50 war rPeecn: ~ good speech, Inean ~,
~, "u.u properly EXPRESSES. and thosa ~ maat
oonj .seTaefe, aad IN other DAYS hsrs haa. W Us
Is. Welp hiahg hi.h}gg ana hare not forgotten whes T.
subject with ensrrr s@naea He entered upon ihs
tsp tnsepn2ncaa party Is endeayornr :, a saat ne
~ piincfplea Of cur fathtrs. hsnv saIty ~ oat
e,ah. na5Aotans Here convinced thu. ~ ;sa noIsh
iosn. usek; and oil were pleased viii ~ IN ne
ance. He .ae,.i e tnan al, they liked bis annesr-
~ cogntenance, Is pleasing and % ce"as nas rud-
~. sone passsges in his speech .bnws u.eous 20
~ ssotlSa. Po"ers, and great relioion. algh
ohljasa hl1jenab,s,y short, We won baTs ano % er.
ouMged to him for bis speech eren = pI;e h; Deen
S Iudas n1e P not seemed 80 just and trne S eena'
f,,'a;o suo&s Fuller also add.cssed Tho 1,as,;a
1't9.oie and consiuclag manner 44eeung IN
~ -. EentienanlE and indefatirah,a ~
l. ~ tee COMMITTEE, D. l.. PhiIIips n.an 1ua4man
zaorts particularly in tle past w. " tor other
'ers soad hare been counted On tbe 9ca our mem
'e5tes v :he tbanks Of Republicans nugers, de-
on a{ be assured that lie cause
ia IN Tbs region aad We ope
eppdiste the term ssiecsien to be abie 70
pplied to us, which has been
49, ~; ;s.EAeont r, the crops here.-for .;- G;
1Re a. B.: bad r. co. e.esos .eses
bushels 70 he re'aa,a acTe and Of crop; Wheat
ara ora'og Hard times aro betorc nv oexs t;', to
pare. .'''S'a enough to lire on, but no,hirr TO
, 1860-09-01
THE ARTRUL DoncRx

oougAa nsTer Jet made q bold or def,aot
o1tefance al variance with Southern sent;,
sn7nf' that he did not instantly 80 far qualify
~ to deprive it Of any Offensive quality. A
striking illustration Of his method in this ro.
spscs is to be found il bis Norfolk speech, in
which he was compelled to declare that Tho
election Of Lincoln to the Presidency aa,rded
no Just ground for the secession Of the South.
ssn States, and that ho would sustain the Pa.
sldent, whosver he might be, in the e.erc;sa
of all bis just constitutional powets. and nra.
fosaslses' Had he stopped here, he would
haEe been entitled to credit for boldne.z
lof 1ealty to, Constitutional right and
tor submission to the viii Of tha
majority. But this much of h;s
speech was intended solely for Northern con.
sumption. What be intended for hi. hearers
and ior the South, generally, he expressed in
tue subsequent passages Of his. speecb in
which be declared the right Of revolution fs,.
estsfoD) in case the Constitution shall be sin.
lated, leaving Of course the question Of v;o,,.
oon to be determined by those who pronos.
to secede. This il all that the most nttr,
n's"eatnz disunlonist could ask, md al. con,xa
was entirely satisfactory: It toak all thu .t;,o
nom hls previons words, and left him and h;s
69utaesn friends on the beat Of te,n..
while tho former declaration va. 1t onca
se'Hsraphed to the papers Of the f,aa
e'a1e' IN proof Of the extraordinary bo,dness
sad courage Of Dougl..l He even vent 5nrs
ther than already stated to sootha The a,a
aa'onnts and to assure them that be wor1d
ttae to their interests under ever
"ne'geney: SAID he: II would take lust a, +.
nuca pleasure in hanging him (tho .paesl. ,
'dent) ifhe sranseended thoss {oonstitutiorsn
.p'"tra oou being the judse) as I cit nlea,. !! !
'n 'n1e IN knowing that you hanged John
Brown when he va. gully of nafdsr s9d
treason against the Stats of Virginia" +
Ne never hhvo known an instance fn ,sb;c,, -, +
ee'o,os!y bold and manly words wero sws1: ?
'"eo with 30 much alacrity. In ono s;o,,a as
sosenee the courageous O the, lion.aear.ed !s s
ooas9ss c'nes down from IN attitude or ~ ~
en4aee' to volunteer his services as 1ac,, IL
'e1eo, upon the person Of Lincoln kho,;,d !.
lssm the cholce Of the American neon1a IL
o.. olo aerVlty aud tiankeyism, by any pof,i. az az
alty, get any lower than this i? ID,
, 1860-09-01
PERRY And gs1ox COUNTIES.

-s*EHAoF1+
Il n, s.. =. Josn'osa'. Apx.:s.., Usl.
on saturday iaat, . large and enthusiasm,
aspoohean !. meeting vas held IN Tamarc. p+rz--
county numbering about $500: EIoo1,nt
speecnes *eEs made bJ .Hoas. niehard' Ys,.t
ana saoee FILLER, aud u. T. ,Linnexar En-
=, o rs. io1 eooRrets ia this sth coogre..ioa.
n n,s.!'e1. 4hsproeession from Duqooia .ad
.,. ..os.oey yvi''e ~'s mora than a hsslf MIA il
in iheir boot. o9 are shatipg
G:ssts el Rsaub!icans in I'll. eoant1 H. 1a
IL rod.y s.ssqss e hsa sl d. b
yon1:soro The erosd zanbsstd @ d sha,pI ~ pl.ss.
snd saa mes... la.es md Fuller made Sa, ehassn;
rdss Deuoerstsp sptsSass @wsa e., Evsa ,he netIs
,s1dtrge m;j3rit{ ~ere eoapeisi to :1i, set9sf =
,;ogs te.s MI; Yates nnsee powerful ar;i NV,
tbe bns fassseS Issff apub,easis@ i. aeia,ninS &
Eo.ten ",d establishment must aad xif IA, IL. ne
hefeF God hasten the day ~ 's"'15en
, 1860-09-01

neeEiy 1oo, andCn gize from $50 to 200 rot.
Tor Lipeoln and ,H.mltn in Novsuber.
oos usmocT1uc brethren ars sorslT trnubrat
here-eheh party claiming tho county Ly auitt
tp!otn5' ~ ~ they Gre both running c!udI
IN o;tobef how they stand. thnt il iii, I'll
nou1iy o.n Thy .re nearly even. W have no no Bel
LEI Gt N tns part Of the country that fnnw NJ
aue neht between Breck's md Dug's lolks
.., na1ss warm here, and they tell great deal oi
Gutn On each other. Each cccusea thr o,her Of
# tbe1 sre es II tLhcoiu. them
MIN. think all candid men here trn:ct liz
co,n to be Pre.ident Tor tbs ne1t four yfars,. {
;Hall :beaa you noTs hamai Ii fSE .. dsvl. ~
:: :aufr'h :foF: Lincoln; : =. II. u. H.
II COOP 71hE IT w1Luisaros.
= too''e'eoadsnes Of the rres4 asd T,ibuse.l
~. 80 = -. -Wnx1soros, Aus. = lao
. re had here last evering an improup.u gath.
sti9g Of the Republicans csl,ed Al hns IN hsnr;.
noace, yet filing ths Good Trnplar'e Hall Win
- snse eosisst1o crowd, who listened to. ahort
ITTa.*uee'lFe speeches from Messrs, Walker And
Xxx. ;;.e.mao Atcr which Henry Logan, Eau, Of
5.a Inein1 naa sp:eeh Of an hour, completely i'd
ths great snsTP poPp';5 aumeuz to
49,. a LoTsn la doing = good work wherever b.
s9Ssi 's Kesti aseufed 'this part Of Win courty
49,. ~ a3 Us psH to roll up the 1900 nsf,rft, Ne
~ gong y gire Old Abe. W1Lxno7os.
CROPS AND POLITICS 1ssrHE CENTRE.
tce44aoadsae.' Of ne r.t:s. md 7t..u..1
1ho. Dzc47ua, Aug. =. lsto.
AaFe sllis day been informed Of IN Incident
! 1n.' aook plaee in Democratic procession 1t |
Salem, Marion conaty. in ,h1s State. which i
sho6s satisfactorily TO nv mind that f,o.:.,.
Democracy is fast running into Catholic;sm r.
uis procession, Was carried By Catholic irish.
~ ~ hnef1csn lag, minus The starr, with a erneef
~ u 9:!u2lng politics to o sweet iasne
*eaty o. the ssfo1gess Democrats in the cnnn.
A"uag .nf4 1aS, at once dennurced Dsmo~.
isnub1iean f;stes sher intention to supporttae
Onr irieoda as the north u,y rest asan,ed r.
ae5 K,u Go their duty we shall carr TI,;.a;a
Sv,ooV majority. 1hs Democrats are mat;n@
aI5a v e1tas1sle t. carry the Stats Ier;.i.,nrss
1.uoFerhor Aa:tescn Is doing 1he nT;ncIns; /
". "; og furnishing funds to carry On fhe esr.
= ~; .et wat purFosc sou have alTeady kt..
Ssko - T!n be Of no uae; the peorie ara
:gisiaiate. unr .use 70 hsve majority in tic
= .;tI e. elected to the Senate By ahandsoa,e M
y v bic the south p.rt Of this Stale i. ,nr.,,.
~! - ad9aso., re cannot complain, Tbn rora h
Is E.e rs tae oest ever raised in Central iii, !;
II. stors hnas 70 me complaining Of The scarcely =
+ + "as rep large, aod hearJ shipments arn =,
az eTerT day. apples and peaohex 80 ~. II
a[tEg IN la abundance. Nrfch.nts ha1i1 :" | g
;gooa- ta1mers are selling their wba9,.nJ 1t
~ up tne CID dsbts that have been atan51 i;
,ne ~ & oi uIee years; good lines arc athaad -
- ~ nape p Hae Whole complete ne afe bourd oe
, 1860-09-01
! The following il vose taken On tha =, >,
between Dunkirk and E1ie on thu ooh.

i - -
CONGRESSIONAL Nox1xA71oss,-rhe Br.rI;n
1.ase's o. tbs Sd District Of Michigan h.ye
nominated John Bsll for Conare.,
, 1860-09-01

To He Eatos4 Of the Ata. Ind Aexu..
h;a., notice IN your paper cali signed bv ,n,,x
h.gn'L respected citizens, for meetiny ashJ - h
GIts ha:l for the purpose Of orvanizin1 ms ,re
amana n% nesf.t a, Association. and notcs M n.ma
tnly Paspd9rsh;og ,hgg 70 esl Tho meeting
ser .er'e TIE unity and prosperity Of our eopsfr
so1 10 secure to each OF its citizens ths ~inh;.,
sed p4Fleges guaranteed By tho Con4,;tns,aso
y. 'ue oaltsd States, ia to elect The nom;ne..
.;d.n sns hspnosau party. And. therefore eoo! o.
sccemna{ r { doty to use ny influence t. lid din in
niesss t.ns n'stog 90 oesrable An object. Ton viii
elasga xH x1theus ny knowledge OF consent "as
0's- @'' s. r. GRAY.
ne 1oaowicg Il : Eose taken On the car.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-18
TO THE PEOPLE OF CALIFORNIA, AND
TRAVELLERS TO It HE EASTERN
GTATES,

There is maady Of deeper Importance, either ina
medical moral point Of view to which the human fam
lily is liable than that arising from impure connec
tons As medical il is the duty Of every physician
to look disease il affects health and life and his sole
object should be to mitigate far lies in his power
bodily suffering Human nature Is at best but fra
all are liable to misfortune.
or all ills that aict man none terrible than
those of private nature Dreadful it Is In the person
who contracts IT, frighful its ravages upon his
constitution. ending frequently in destruction and oah
come grave II becomes OF still greater importance when
1t is transmitted to innocent offspring. Such being the
case how important II becomes that every having
the least to fear they have contracted the disease
should attend to 1t at by consul ing physician
rant safe, speedy and permanent cure.
In accordance with this necessity, Or. Stackpoe feels
called upon to state that by long study and extensive
practice he has become perfect master all those diseases
which under the denomination n venerea and hav-
ing paid attention to that branch than any other
physician in the Uuited States he feels himself better
qualified 10 treat them.
Syphilis in all its FORMS such Ulcers swelling Of the
groins ulcers in the throat secondary syphilis syphilis
in children, mercuria syphilstic elections, gonorrhoea
geet structures false passages inflammation of the bladder
and PROSTATE glands excavations tumors pustues etc
are familiar TO him the most common things or
daily observations The doctor effects cure in recent
in few days and finds difficulty in curing those
oflong duration without submitting the patient TO such
treatment will draw upon him the slightest suspicion
or oblge him to neglect his business whether In doors
Of in amation. There in California patients
amounting to 20 00O in the past year that could
furnish proof OF this but these matters that require
the incest secrecy, which he always preserves
All letters enclosing $40 will be promptly attended TO-
Office hours from A. NJ. to 8 z. II.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-18

CASHMERE GoATs IN GEoRgrA.-The Savan-
nah Republican notices the second importation
Of the Cashmere Goat into that State. 1t says:
An importation Of these valuable animals has
been made by the Hon. W. II. Stiles, and after
tedious voyage, has arrived safely at bis place
up the river, having been accompanied by g
Greek, who 10 still with them as an attendant,
all the way from Smyrna. This is the second
importation Of the pure breed Of Cashmere
goats ever made into this country the first hav-
ing been made by Mr.. Davis, who sold them to
Mr.. Richard Peters, of Atlanta, from which i'm
portation all the crosses and half-breeds In this
country have sprung. Mr.. Stiles has eight Of
them. and they are no less curious than valua-
Bile, something OF the size and shape Of our ma
tive breed. They differ widely in their hair,
which grows 70 luxuriously as to give them the
appearance of sheep with an immense fleece on
il. The experiment having been thoroughly
tried as to their thriving in our climate, and
resulting satisfactorily, there can be no doubts
of the value they will be to our country. The
uses TO which the hair is put are numerous.
Camlet aud worsted goods and ladies' fabrics,
as challies, mousseines delaine, gentlemen's
clothing for summer wear, hosiery, etc., prom
Using q beauty, strength, durability, lustre and
permanency Of color far superior to the wool OF
the alpaca sheep.
These goats are found in the Himalaya noun
tains, and have to be brought near thousand
miles before they reach shipping port. They
are not sheared like the sheep, but the fleece is
pulled Off twice every year. An ordinary
fleece weighs between three and four pounds.
The New York price Is So so per pound, max
ing at least SOL year for each goat There 10
no cost in feeding them, for they are as frugal
and hearty rs the common goat.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-18

UNEMPLOYED REGIONS or CENTRAL AMERICA
In recent lecture. Mr.. 4. G. Squier referred
TO the fact, that Notwithstanding the energy
with which geographical inquiry has been pros
eouted, there are considerable portions OF our
continent of which nothing certain is known.
This is the case with the Bolson Of the Guatusos,
falling partly in Nicaragua and partly in Costa
RIGA, and comprising the entire valley of the
Rio Flo, one of the principal streams falling
into the Lake Of Nicaragua. This valley lies
between the true Cordilleras Of the continent
and the volcanic Pacific coast range OF noun
tains, and is estimated by Mr.. Squier at one
hundred and fifty miles long by from eighty to
ninety broad. 1t has never been penetrated by
civilized man, the natives having successfully
resisted all attempts to subjugate or civilze
them, or explore their country. The people Of
the adjacent States represent them to be above
the ordinary stature, with comparatively light
compilations and red hair. while some Of their
women are said to be as beautiful as the fairest
Europeans But these reports are unworthy of
credence. The fact, however, remains of the
existence of large unexplored district, inhab-
tied by the primitive races of the continent, so
near one of the great American lines of transit
across the continent that the sound Of the pad
dies of eur steamers on the San Juan river and
Lake Nicaragua must often be echoed back by
the mountains that shut them In
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-18
WI and year first above written.
2S-td THOS p HAWIEY, Notary Pub.
(1ONgTABLE,s sALE.-state OF California

~ County Of Nevada, Township Of Blocmeeld ". By
virtue of Execution to delivered issued from tho
Court OF J. W. Denson ESQ., acting Justice Of the
Peace in and for the County aforesaid bearing date the
26th day of March 1860 to satisfy Judgment
dered by j. W. Denison j. p on the 18th day Of March
A. D. 1850 in favor of ii. X. BROWNELL and against
- GORDON, for the sum Of forty-threc dollars and
thirty -four cents debt interest damages and costs Of suit
have taken in execution and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash. the following described property to wit
All the right title and interest Of the above named de-
PENDANT in and to Dwelling House and Lot, situated in
North Bloomfield Nevada county, on SATURDAY the 2lIt
day of April 1860 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
4. NJ and O'Clock P. N.
Taken the property Of Gordon to satisfy the above
dema nds and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this goth day OF March 1880
28td JOSEPH KIIE Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-04-18
MY BOYHOOD.

All me those joyous days are gone
little dreamt till they were flown,
How fleeting were the hoursl
For lest he break the pleasing spell,
Time bears for youth a mufiled bell
And hides his face in flowers
Ali well mind me Of the days,
Still bright in memory's flattering rays
When all was fair and new;
When knaves were only found in books,
And friends we're known by friendly looks,
And love was always true
While yet Of sin scarcely dreamed,
And every thug was what it seemed,
And ali too bright for choice;
When fays we're wont to guard my sleep,
And Crtssoe still could make me weep,
And SdatdcIdus rejoice
When heaven was pictured to my thought,
I'm spite of all my mother taught
OF happiness serene,)
A theatre of boyish plays
One glorious round Of holidays,
Without a school betweenl
All mel those joyous days are gone;
little dreamt till they were flown,
How feeting were the hoursl
For, lest he break the pleasing spell,
Time bears for youth muffled bell,
And hides his face In flowersl
John G. Sd1e.