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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-03
Stock Reduced.

DREPARING soon to makeA change In our business
stock as much as possible In order to do this we
VIII Offer present stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods al reduced prices We hive hand . ane
assortment Of silk Bereges, Nuslins and Travelling
Goods, and IN fact everything could wish for !.
Also, White Good, Embroiderics. Hosiery, Table
Damask, Sneeting, Bleached and Brown Domestic
Plantation Goods for men and women, Cloths Cash.
meres, Vestiugs and Underwear for Gentlemen. We
wish cali particular attention 10 t1rv1in cos-
ter on which Will be found ell times many desra-
BILE goods AZ ons-fourfh their value
aprls-tf NICHOLSON u HUMPHREY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-03

Trains run by COLUMBUS TINE, which is MIMI,
faster tuaa CINCINNATI ZINE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-03

The p. IL. EIprese, Saturdays, makes all con-
nectsOns as adUertased, e1cep for Detroit
md POINTS in Cu,to6n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-03
English Books.
w. T. BERRY & co.

'nh - IHaAe, ooNfLicf; being the History of
sue D,sl ap''on Oh me Church of Scotland, by Bo.
per oocnanans d. D. 2vois- yo, half calf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-03

Passengers for Lake Steamers, leaving Cine in
natI ilG 1880 A. NJ, have b. ufs IN cleveland
Leaving at 10 a. HI, make d rect Jnuecr4oas
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

Ho,c "SoutAern Traitor" Looks.
The Washington correspondent OF
the Standard says Tho Southern
traitor, Ii. Winter Davis, who voted
for Penningtoa had to be paid"
The St Louis correspondent of the
same paper apperds the following de-
scriptIen of the personal appearance
Of this "Southern traitor ;" winter
Davis is one of the most striking and
graceful men on the tioor--certainly
not surpassed by any member. He
is young man of hight, broad-ches-
ted. rouudiy built, with large and
well balanced head. regular features,
pale complexion, and neat. brown
moustsche. large sparkling eyes.
brown hair. and the expression ofha-
bisual study. He wears his frock
coat buttoned in the English fashion,
broad shirt color turned down over a
loose black neck-tie. and on the whole
he somewhat recalls the familiar por.
traits of Lord Byron"
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

Health and Mutton Chops.-A co.
temporary, i'll speaking of table mat
tcrs, says
No other civilized people, probably,
are accustomed to abuse their stom-
achs So badly as VIC Americ ans of the
United States. Our fuod is often
badly chosen, still more frequently
spoiled cooking. and almost always
estcn in utter disregard of dictic
rules.
AS people we cat too much and
too rapidly In the way of beef
steals, mutton-chops, roast pork. and
all that sort Of thing. the people of
this country put away more than
any other nation. The American
wishes meat three times day, and
very frequently tops off with flied
oysters or cold turkey. on guiug TO
bed. The result is, he goes in trains
ing for dyspepsia and dreams trimm-
ed with yellow snakes and double-
headed anacondas.
In England. men in comfortable
circumstances, devote two hours to
dinner, The American is considerc !,
decidedly "slnw" who does not d. up
his glorious meal in twenty milntes.
Some do it in ten minutes. Now all
this saves time, but it is death to
health-tho only article that makes
time valuable. We need a reform in
this matter. We need schools. not
only to teach people to cook. but to
teach them to eat. Some friend OF
the American stomach should take
hold of tha idea. and, by properly
working it mp. add to the happiness
of those who worship buncombe and
the American Eagle.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

Profitable Culture.-The editor of
the Norwalk Ct.I Gazette has been
visiting the New Rochelle fields. be-
longing to George Seymour & Co.,
and says tha: "three acres under cul-
tivation have ,prndrccdo over four hum
dred bushels of blackberrics, with a
cultivation that cost IS per acre aud
the blackberries, when sold in New
York realized above expenses $4,000
or moro than $1,000 per acre. Be-
sides this. thirty barsei7 of blackber-
nv wine, now worth $50 per barrel,
have been made from berries grown
on The Same lot, and there are plants
enough for the sale Of next spring to
make the net yield from this small
lot at least $4,000"
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
Summons.

State Of California. County of Nevada, District
Court of the lith Judicial District of said State
The People of the State of California to JAMES
WALSH and ROBERT HOMFRAY, Greeting
XTOU are hereby summoned to appear and answer
4 to the complaint If CHARLES LUCE filed
against you within ten days from the service
of this wrii if served you in this county within
weu.v days If served yot in this District an on
YOU i'll the State and ont of this District in an ac-
ton commenced on the 2sth day of January A n.
1860 in said Court wherein plaintiff prays a judg-
ment against said defeDdauts for the of Four
Hundred and one g2l00 SiUl 92] dollars, alleged to
be due and owing to said plaintiff from dcfendaEts
for work and labor done and performed by said
plaintiff for said defendants at their spec al instance
and request from tie 22nd day of November 1851 up
10 the oath day of March 1853 together with plain
t's of suit. And you hereby notified that
if you fail to answer said complaint herein drec
ted. plaintiff will take Judgment against you therefor
by default, together with all costs of suit and also
dema nd Of the court such other relief 10 prayed
for in plaintiffs said complaint.
In testimony whereof I. John S. Lam
bert, Clerk of the District Court. afore
| = " said, do hereunto set my hand and i'm
~ ~ press the seal OF the SAID Court. at Of
flee. i'll the city of Nevada this 3Oh day of January
1866. JNO. S. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Per Joe. Roberts jr. Deputy.
RT order OF Hon. Niles Searls District Judge of
the 18th Judcisi iseriet in and for Nevada county
true copy, Attest.
JNO. s. LAMBERT, Clerk.
Per Joe. Roberts, il. Dep.
Sargent Niles, Plaintiffs Attys. feb33n+
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
Summons.

state Of California. County of Nevada ss. township
Of Nev5:a, before John Anderson j. p Peopfe
o + the State Of taliforn.a to J. w. HASTINGS
VOU src hereby summoned to appear before the
i Undersigned 7stiee of the Peace at his Office
in said township, on Wednesday, the Odd day of
May, A. u. ls6O. at O'clock NJ, to answer to the
complaint Of J. NJ Hixsor, who demands of You the
of sci, Is for goods, and merchandise sola
and delivered as per complaint tile. On failure so
to appear and answer, Judgment will be rendered
against vou for the said of S2I l5 and costs of
suit Given under my hand, this I'D day of Februa-
ry, AID. le60 JOHN ANDERSON Up
Feb 9th of Neyada Toxynsn;n
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

Gov. Houston's message 10 the leg
islature of Texas, transmitting the
resolutions of the South Carolina leg
islature. opposes the Southern Con-
vention. The Legislature introduced
resolutions sustaining Gov. Houston's S
views. Texas gave up her independ-
ence to the Union, and is unwilling to
surrender the Union on an emergency
not deemed sufficient to excuse 80 i'm
portanta step.
Shasta Bmie.-Lieut. Williamson
estimates the hight Of Shasta Butte
at $4,000 feet above the sea. 1t is
double peaked, both SUBMITS round
ed massive, and eternaily loaded
with snow. There has been much
dispute as to what range the Butte
belongs.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
a.rada County @fitial Elrfss.
FRIDAY MORNING, uARCn, Is.

Hon Garibaldi Looks.-A Nice
correspondent of the New York Post
writes:
81 noticed yesterday review by
Qaribaldi of the National Guard Of
Nice. ! was curious 10 see the man
who has made himself 50 conspicuous
the past summer ia his efforts to give to
the Italians a tangible liberty. l had
expected to find tall, swarthy, bear
dcd soldier. looking the hero in every
expression of his face and movcment
of his body. On the contrary, saw
in the great General and PARTISAN lea
der a man about the age and some
what of the appearance of young
John His hair was cut very
close, and no had not the vestige of
beard or moustache. He wore an Or
binary hat, little too large for him,
ON the back of his head and which
buried i, nearly to the eyebrows. he
was dressed in the ordinary hlack
dress coat aud trowsers, and wore
round his waist sash Of the co|ors
"f SArdinia-grecn. white and red
lie carried no sword, nor any insignia
of military rank, not even an order
in his button hole. After the great
hollow square of soldiers had been
formed. and the colors of the regi-
fnent brought 10 the center, | hap
pcned TO be standing at the corner of
the quadrangle by which Garibaldi
entered from his carriage. and as he
passed through the crowd which
opened to the right and lett to adj
nit him, he brushed close by Inc, and
the same on returning to his carriage,
aud as chanced to be the man on
tho outside, and next to the carriage.
l naturally lifted my Rat to him, to
which he responded, and thus ! had
the best chance of studying his phys
iogomy accurately and to my salts
faction"
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
Administrators Sale,

RY VIHTCEof an order dri made by the Pr
I'D bate Court of Nevada County on Thursday
March Ist A. d. 1860 notice is hereby given that on
SATURDAY the 24th day of March, between the
hours of 10 A NJ and p. NJ. Of said day / will
expo for sale to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in the eiiy OF Nevada, the property
known as the s'0ak Tree Ranch'' situated in the
Township of Bridgeport, County Of Nevada, on the
road leading from Nevada City 10 San Juan
1slso one Town Lot in WxIloupa, in said County.
Tie Whole constituting the real property of the
Estate of W. W. Wright deceaseu. TERMS. Cash.
X. P.CLEAfENT,
Atinr of the Estzte cf w. w. Wright decd.
Nevada March l, 1860. mar2-3w
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

Pmaiagton's First Blundcr.-Un-
der this head the Gail says, the Re-
publican Speaker had scarcely warm
ed his scat before he committed a Sc
rious--we were gring to say unpar-
donab!e bIunder. In orrar cir 9
the Standing Committees of the
House. he has placed the two Repre-
sentatives of California upon two
Committees. viz: Agriculture and
Indian Affairs. No rssiden. of Cali
fornia, il required, would besi:atea mo
ment to give each delegate his right
place on these Committees Durch
would he incontinently handed over
to Indian 4 fairs. and Scott to Agri,
culture. Bat Speaker Pennington.
in reversing the order, has outraged
the fitness of things. The friends of
Scott, in California, who have so Of
ten been favored with packages of
garden seeds. franked to them by
him, are justly indignant at the slight
offered TO their Horticultural benefac-
tor. Pennington. you may be "sound
on the goose question:" but you're no
judge of pumpkins.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

a Short Sermon on MdnLiness.-
Learn from the earliest days to inure
your principles against the peril of
ridicule you can no more exercise
your reason if YOU live in the con-
stan: terror of death. If you think
it right to differ from the times, and
to make a point of morals, do it. how
ever rustic, however antiqu ,tcd, how
ever pedantic it may appear; dc it
forinsolence, but seriously and grand.
ly-as a man who wore a soul of his
own in his bosom, and did not wait
till it was breathed into him by the
breath of fashion, Si1neu Smith
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
DR.. L. J. Czapkay's
Private Medical and Surgical In
Stitutc.
Sacrarnento Street. below Montgo

Sacraraento Street below Montgomery.
IOppositc the Pacific Hail Steamship Company's
0fice.l SAN FRA II CISCO.
Establishc in 1874, for the Permanent Cure Of all
private and chronic Diseases and for the suppress.
sion of Quackery.
A TTENDiNCi. and Resident Phssicisn, H. ]
ACZAPKAY. NJ D., late in the HungarianRcvou-
tionafy War Chief Physician to the Goth Regiment
of Homveds. Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital
of Pcstk, Hungary, lafc Lecturer the Diseases
of Wonsca aud 1idren, afsl Honorary Member of
the phIladcfphis College of Medicines
particular attention pad 70 the treatment Of dis
cease peculiar to Women and Children <sGs
OFFICE HOURs.-From A. NJ. till p. u. Com
nunIcations strictly confidential. Permanent cure
guaranteed no pay Consultations by letter or
therwise free,
Adress DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Francisco, Cal
A TRIBUTE TO MERffED WORTH.
The ingratitude of man to his fellow man is often
met with in kfc that testimonials, prompted by fin
er feelings of he heart oascs In the life OF those
who sacrifice thefr best days in phi,anhropc devo-
tion to the acvia.;es Of the ills of fra mortality
Enapiricsm foods the columns of ovr press with
fraudulent and fcttiots letters, singing pnans to
the worth of their own cgotistical chariatanism-
Below append certificate from worthy man.
fe of this mcTtxi eoii;' who looked forward to his
dissoiutioa with that pleasure which only those
weighed do WI by the heavy hand of disease can
Contrary hope. the ability of skilful physician
has restored him his former health. Relieyedfrom
his terrible situatiou and mpelIed by gratitude he
makes known his casc and bis remedial agent and
his statement is authenticated by Notary Public:--
The demands of society impericusiy command its
paSeitys and II Is given more to warn the unwary
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
MBGOiDERiES: /:

Collars and Slceres-cf all kinds and descriptions
canbric and muslin cdsings of all kinds; tambrie
and muslin bands thread edgin3s, lice edgings; Va
lenciennes lace. Also-Velvet ribbons and dress
trimming Of all kinds and descriptions wool dam
AJAX forcurtalEs; embroidered muslin and lace cur
tains cambric aud linen handk dkerchiefs--embroid-
cred handkerchief b. own and bleached linen dam
ask by the yard brown and bleaehed linen table
covers; linen dioylies and napkins linen diaper
and.oHsl aal tab!, eove-s of all kinIs.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

Eugenie and Hoops The Paris
correspondent Of The London Court
Journal sets at rest the question of
the Empress rcnouncing hoops. He
says:
We can therefore affirm, upon our
conscience and honor, that whatever
may have been said with regard to
the abandonment of criuoline by that
august and gracious lady, the absence
of W whatever portion may have been
cast aside was not perceived; indeed,
we should almost say that it must
have added to the expansion of the
petticcat by the faculty thus afforded
for the more easy expansion of th at
which remained. Nothing could be
more graceful and more dignifed than
tho fow and fall Of her Maiesty's
garments but. at the SANG time,
who can say that any falling off is
there As the beautiful ard gra-
cious lady took her seat upon the
throne she fills so well. the uniform,
the sword. ma :. one-half of the very
person of the Emperor became los, to
view-imhedded, as it were. in the
beautiful and glittering mass bene ath
which it appeared, leaving not even
the thin and indistinct Outline under
the velvet of the Imperial robe to
show it still existed.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
For Kemt.

THE brick Store occupied by JOSEPH Broihars
L as a clothing store. on Broad Street, ADJOINING
Cashiu & foiiey's Meat Marke', is offered for rcnf
ct a resscn1ble pties, For particulars enquire nf
CASHiN q COLLET.
1910 A.,As Brssd sss tAiries
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
CLOAKS.

Embroidered Velvet Cloaks-Caps, Chesterfield
Sacks; Cloth and silk Aantiss, of all kinds and do
scriptions-the lsss fashion latsct from New York
Long and square broche shawls, msntilia shawls
plaid; long and square shawls of all kinds.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
Yours, very respectfully II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty ot the
Philadelphia College OF Medicne

CEHr1FfcATE:-I, the undersigned Governor
Hungary, do testify hereby that DE-. l.. J. Czspksy
has served duriug the contest for hungarian liberty
as Chief Surgeon in the Hung ari army, with faith
fu peTsevcr ance. Whereof have given him this
certificate, and do recommend him to the sympathy
attentsn and protection of all those who capable
OF reciaing patriotic self sacrifice and undeserv-
cd misfortune, kOSSUTH LAJOs,
washington City, Jan Q, So. Gov. Hungary.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
SILKS.
ROBES.

so Poplin Robes-something entirely new and very
rich.
20 all wool Telaine Robes. Plain and fgur Cd al
wool Delains in all colors.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

RrNArEABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RELIrF.
Below we publish the certificates VI three of the
sufferers from the panSs of disease, who, hsying
covered their former health, and mpclled by graft
tude, make known their and remedial agent
snd their statements authenticated by Notary
Public. The demands of society imperionsly COM
mand their publicity, and commend their perusal
to the attention of all afflicted:
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
kcARD.

j, the nndersisned. having been dnder sse treat
ment cf DIR l. tzapkay, although tnsoiicited, feel
calico upon to give publicity to the scy OF his
treatment, hoping thatby doing so may bo instru-
mt ntal III preventing others from the m suffering
and misery which experienced. snd which so
oiten result from the rerncuus prciSee of pretend
oi'. sly disease has been that of physician and
mental debility WI ich follows conseqpenceof in
deseretions in youth. The agonies which endured
are, perhaps unnecessary for to detail; they are
known to those who have experienced them. sufice.
1t to say, that having called the services Of DIR j.
Czapkay into requsiton, all the expectations which
may have formed of him were than realized
would therefore recommend DE- zapkay to ali those
who NAV find themselves afflicted with that dread
fil malady, my object in so dhfAg being sympathy
Tor suffering humanity, aud heartfelt desire of
ievilg them u DAHIEE, Printer
State of slifornia City and County Of San Francis
ca. On this 3lst day of July. D 1886 before me.
Wm Jewett, Notary Pubic, personally appeared
did deposc and say. that the contents of card here
with signed by him true
In witness whereofI have hereifn50 set my hand
and affixed my official SEAL the dry and year first
above written. e. 81 WM JEwEfr, Notary Pubiic
sPERMAfoRRHGA.
Ur local weakness, nervous debility, low spirits,
lassitude, weakness of the back and limbs
tion and incaraby for labor and study dulfness of
apprehension, lo-s n memory avcrsion to society
acfe invontary discharges pains in the side affec-
ticns of the eye pimAes the face sexual other
inrmities in man. cured By tn justly celebrated
physician and surgeon u. J Czapkay, His method
fcnring diseases is new unknown 20 others) and
hence the grezt success All consultations, by letter
or sthsrwsss, fsse, Address. l. CzAPkAY IL n.
San FrfReisos California
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
CAkD.

Prompted by an honest desire of nv heart I wish
to lsy before the public which deserves COM
mcndaton, not only act of scientific skill but
that of humanity also. About two yeaa, ago I
suddenly and from causes unknowi to me- was seiz-
cd with fit OF Epilepsy, which owing to my inability
to meet the expense consequent upon thorough
medical treatment, and the Giscouragomcnt which
| met with on attempting It, became such (as
was then led TO beevc) defy the skill of any
physeian' / was frequently, while i'm pursuit of
my calling. thrown down to the ground wit6stt the
slightest warning; and: although insensblc to the
agones, yet despisAd the miseries of my life and
Sc on learned 10 look Upon those who woud render
assistance or shelter me from danger as enemies
who sought to proloDg The existence Of my miseries-
While in tins state. and having, previous to nv af
fcti n, tasted the sweets Of life once more was
induced to attempl seeking aid of physician and,
by Recommendation. called upon pr. l. ]. Czapkay.
told him of my circumstances, and of my inability
orcward him for his services, regardless of which,
however. he undertook my case and, with the bless
ing of God, was once restored to perfect health
Unable to reward him for the boon which enjoy
at present. and yet conscious of my Indebtedness
consider it due to myself and all afflicted to make
the case public in order that those need of medical
advice may find physic in whom every conf
dence can be placed. L S. MEYER YAEIoNsKf
state of ofIalifornia, County of Saa Francisco Sub
scribed and sworn to before me this lst day of Aug
ust, D 1916. GILBERT a, GRANT, Notary Public,
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16

ANTIuUTIEs OF CAiIFoRNia.-Un-
der this head the Amador Ledger cor
roborates a statement that has been
going the rounds of the papers, in re-
gard to the discovery of some ancient
works Of masonary OH Walkers riv-
er. Says the Ledger, an old moun-
taineer, who now resides near this
place was on Walkers as early as
1887. and that some forty or fifty
miles above the forks of that river he
saw an ancient bridge of mason work.
1t was located about two hours ride,
or ten miles south. east of where the
river then ran, and on level, sandy
plain. He sbpposes that it once
spanned tho river--the river having
afterwards rece ded. The abu.ments
ahd possibly some of the arches, were
entirely covered with sand, but one
arch, with 4 span of not less than
seventy i've or hundred feet, could
be seen. The center, or key, was
not Over ten or fifteen feet fiom the
ground. aud the width of bridge fif.
teen or twenty. 1t was all ie state
of perfect preservation. Two or three
miles north east of this bridge, on an
elevated piece of ground, he saw the
remains of an old fort. The walls
were of unhewn limestone, and sur
rounded by ditch, that. from APP
pcarauces, must have been deep and
broad. Near these walls, was an old
ceineterv. Many of the graves were
enclosed in a cone-staped tomb of
limestones, six or eight feet in height.
In one of these he aud his compan-
ions found small stone tomahawk,
the pole of which had evidently been
used as a pipe, the bowl of which was
lined with silver. In the same grave
or huccas they found a number of
small nuggets of virgin gold with
holes drilled in them, and which they
supposed were brass beads. They
little dreamed that they were in re-
glon teemlns with gold and silver
Who can say that the huecas of
Walkers river are not rs rich in gold
as those of the Isthmus of Darien
We await the dictum of f''Ebenezrr"
before passing judgment on this mat
ter. Our correspondent, we trust,
will settle this question satisfactorily.
The Nevada journal., 1860-03-16
N RiRssSS ENE LAMPS.

JONES X MERRILL's Patent for sale by
Esf. SPENCE, Broad Street