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The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
The Medical and Surgical Institute. &C.


Of Dr l. J. CZAPkAY. is s'ready secured In . no.
sition which p!acesit, as well a, its propretor far
above the assaults of envy and professional malice
In the schools OF France the arc ofteh
awarded to practitioner this depa rtme ut Med
icalscicnce and they occupy with othors an cqrallv
lnf.y position the profession. l;ccrd is iustri
ous EXAMPLE shining light among the philosophie.
al stars ofls age i'll Europe, and Dr. CIarkay has
fully cqualled him in this country as a proof of
which, the Philajelpl:. College of Medicine compl-
mented fim with Diploma. and the honorary Al
EUNDEM degree Selecting this Is his field Of opera
tion, although qualified graduate OF the L nj
University f Pesth and late Chief Surgeon of the
Hur garan r. vOutionary army, for more extended
labors, DR.. l.. J. CZapkay has bent his earnes: at-
tenon to the curo of chrome and private diseases
in which Re has become SO great an sxocrt that hs
Is now regarded as the LEADER in this branch of he
profession throughout the United States and his Dor
trait and biograpl arc published as q matter in
terest an the most exclusive journals. Tie Doctor's
offices are Al ais Medical und Surgical Institute on
Sacramento street, corner of Ii ides dor ary op-
posite the buildings of the Pacinc Mail Steamship
Company.
~ We ask particular attention ofoui readers to
the sworn certificates oi remarkable cures in auot h..
er column of this pa per-
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
DIR. SCOTT.

This notorious follower of JEFF Dafis
nas been kicking up another bobbery in
San Francisco; not by stealing the brains
ct others this time, but by losing his SEN
ses, if he ever had any. The Reverend ad-
vecate of s'Hell broke loose" is enyious of
the crown of martyrdom, ami would seem
to like to be nailed to the cross. 1t is a
pity he hadn't Been born in the days of
Christ for then he might have been one of
the two nailed UP by the side of the Savior
DR.. Scott insists on insulting the moral
sense OF the community in which he resides.
He claims it as right. The people have
the same right to insult Efr1 with Kisses as
he has to insult their sense of propriety.-
Whatever may be said of the action of the
the people of San Francisco in hanging
him in efigy, and otherwise testifying their
sentiments at his outrages upon them-and
we do not sanction the spirit of mob vio-
lence-it is but paying him off in his own
coin. Had he q particle Of respect for the
oPiuiOuS VI uC WOulu DOt provoke
their resentment ty the uttrrance of senti-
ments that he ought to know are distaste-
fni. He has, by declaring his sympathy
With treason, invited insult and has no
reason to complain if his invitations are
accepted. The public should first condemn
him, and then the other parties who were
desirous of returning to him what they
deemed according to his deserts.
The Dr.has resigned the pastoral charge
OF Calvary church in consequence of the
demonstrations of opposition to him exhib-
tied on Sunday last, and has thereby saved
himself probably from further insult. If he
endeavors to conduct himself like reason
able being hereafter his life will be worth
more TO him if not to the world, than that
Of any Union advocate in ministerial cloth
among the sort of br. Scot. In the pande-
monum Of JEFF. Davis & Co. He has the
license to live in this loyal State which is
more than is granted the lover, of the
Union in the country where DR.. Scott for
merly prayed for dollars and got them.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

A dispatch o the Appeal dated Yreka, Sep.
oath says: Last night party of Modoc Indi-
ans attacked the Shasta Indians in this vicinity
XII Ing one of the Shas ;.known;s "Ol man.
and three squaws. Oleman great friend
of the whites, gray haired and old. Cause, re-
venge ofold quarrel last spring, in which Ole
man killed three Modoc Indians for stealing
his gun. The Modocs shot seven bullets into
0leman's head
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

THE San Francisco Herald having reported
that the Marysville appeal would shortly re-
move to Sacramento and that the Marysvi!le
Democrat would take its place as Republican
journal, the Sacramento Bee, on authority, con-
tradicts the statement, and furthermore sa-s,
the Appeal will not now or hereafter be removed
from Marysville.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

WAsHoE MINEs.-In the single district of
Washoe, including Virginia City, Gold Hill,
Silver City and the region dependent on
Carson River, there are now in operation
somewhere near one hundred quartz mills,
extracting gold and silver, and nerrlv
every one of them paying good dividends.
while several Of them yield as high as $780,
900 per week Dividends The aggregate
weekly yield of these 100 mills is $500, 900
or S43, 720, 900 pei annum Stockton Indc-
pendent.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

DIR. RADE, the irrepressile' is looking out
for the interests of the Government,n San Fran
ciso. Lately he seized on upwards of 5000
pounds of tobacco in the store of Green, Heath
Allen, claimed to be forfeited.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

ATTACKED Rr- BArs.-A gentleman of Boston
enjoying, in the absence of his family, life Of
calm refectiveness and experiencing in solitude
the serenity proceeding from conscious rectitude,
was visited one night in his chamber by small
army of bats, which attacked him with great
violence and seriously disturbed his equarimity.
He was, however, fully equal to the emergency
and defeated the battery after sharp contest,
staying ten of his assailants.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
A military camp for the Fifth regime

A military camp for the Fifth regiment
has been established at Marysville The
camp is at the Agricultural Socfety's cattle
grounds. Lieutenant Col. Dobbins and
Major Coult, both Marysville men, will give
their attention to it, while the Colonel Of
the regiment, Kellogg, remains at Sacra-
mento TO supervise the carnp' there Thus
this regimen: lss two camps.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

POETRY OF MoCLD.-The microscope dis
covers to us that the mould on bread aud
other provisions in damp, warm weather, is
dense forest in miniature, and has its
regular trees, and trunks, and branches,
with their buds, and leaves, and flowers,
and fruit,
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

The Herald says McKibbin may be elected
in place of Low, to Congress. Mckib5in
was not one of the conditional candidates,
and we presume will not make his appear
ance to claim seat should he be found to
have nt5re votes than Low.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
An eastern paper says:

President Lincoln makes no secret of the
fact that when the rebellion is suppressed,
he intends to make new dispensation of
the immense list of officss in the gift of the
Government. He has frequently said that
he longs for the time when he can prove
his love for the saviors of the Republic, by
placing them in Offices of honor and profit.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

WONDERFUL institutions these PARTISAN
newspapers. Before the election the San Fra7-
cisco Herald, the Stockton Argus. and the Red
Bluff Beacon were pouring the hottest kind of
hot shot into the Marysvile Express, because of
its opposition to the war. Nsw, since their de-
feat of their favorite Mr. Conness. they talk just
as the Erpress talked and still talks, and max, s
no apology to thn paper for thus trespassing on
its political manor. In month or two the Con-
ness organs will either be Secession or Repub-
lican. The Marysvi!le Democrat, we opine, will
fall under the latter Transcript.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
RouGH TINES IN HoLcoMBE vALLEY.-A COR

RouGH TINES IN HoLcoMBE VALLEY-A OR
respondent of the Los Angeles Star, writing on
September lst, from Holcumbe Valley, says;
People are fast leaving here, some for Sonora,
and some other mines newly discovered some
where Temecula or Warmers ranch. And those
despcradoes want an outfit in clothes; money,
horses, ETC., and their only chance is outright
robbery, which they hare commenced. The
other day leader in the band went into a store
and bought some SIS worth of clothing, (he is
going by the name OF Johnson,) had the bill
n d lie out and ordered the storekeeper to receipt
it, hut he refused till the money was paid, uron
which the imp of hell drew his revolver and told
him he had to do it, and do he did, and to mend
the matter, made him fork over S5 in cash.
The s.orekeeper entered complaint and the fel-
low was brought to trial, but proof suppose
could I've ad!uced, and he was cleared. How
ever, the court room was filed with the clan,
& med to the teeth, and insuited and bid def
q ice to the officers completely (; and the same
fellow, I am told, has done similar tricks since,
and not a sham trial has been attempted. Bear
Valley, which fed our milch cows and beef cat
tie has been cleaned out by these devils, so that
we have no beef or milk at present. Van Duz-
en- had some eight or ten borses-- they are gone
with the rest, and Van is in pursuit. Some of
the horses of Vans have been seen in Dino"
but am under the impression that Dino" is
their headquarters.
had a conversation with old man Rowland
yesterday, who was up here on the hunt for horse
thieves, or rather the horses. He told me that
there was no safety for property now, even in
his neighborhood. am told that this robber
band call themselves Secessionists. / secede
from the name when such hellhounds wear it.
am for order, rule and Government. If hon
e Old Abe would only say Monarchy and
strong police force. then | would be an ABB"
so long as I remained in California.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

Coso.-The Republican candidates IL Tu-
olumne, Tor few days after theIesent elec-
tion. had 4 good time generally. 1t vas
conceded on ali haEds they had won tie
day. 1t IS said wine and congratulations
wc-s plenty. Bat by and by the returns
from. Coso cane iu-t'oso away over the
mountains, and cort:g1ons to Caiaveras
cauIty--and d'Ssipeted al. the joys of tie
tkanght-to-bc be elected candidates. The Sc
cash elemeht WAS strfng in Coso. The
Deylocratic Injunction. vote early ana
ofteu " was carried out IN Goso, and the re-
turns showed a laundering majority for Se-
cesh, enough to sweep away all the extra
votes the Republicans had in Tuolcmne
count proper, aud give a balance in favor
OF tie MtConrellites, all save the lone Re-
publican caudidate for Surveyor, and he
might, without regret have shared the fate
of the Others. The tail should 60 with the
hide. Coso is named fc- an Independent
Shamocracy Stately itselE
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

PEcULA7IoN-Tbe Buletn disclOsc5 the
svindlEg OF the Government by au o.fic:a,
at Mare Island, IN selling for $500 stores
worth s. 900, and the Union states that a
lot of horses were sold to the Government
for the use of caval-Y regiment at az ar-
erage of Sll2 Ter head, that w ere not W o.th
half the lnony. The horses were rejected
and would have 70 he sold for q less price
by far than they cost, the Government peck
eting the loss.
a portion of tie press Of the State-that
portion that had the least TO sny about the
svindIing operations tIs;.t Mr. Cosote sue
ceeded in laying very nearly at the door Of
Buchauan-are bent upon finding fault with
the Administration for the dishonesty Of
army contractors. We tiust that this n arAed
difference will be observed between The
conduct of the Republican and the old
Democratic press, that, whereas, one was
silent or tried lis hand at apologies :or the
course of the old Administration, the other
will be found condemnifg even the smallest
deviation for, riShter the part Of .he low
est subaltarn in the serTice of the Govern
ment, and even going so far as to recon-
mend the summary execution of swindling
contractors wherever ard whenever dis
covered.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

ToucHING.-When Capt. Meagher, of the
Goth, on his return from Bull Run, called
upon the young widow of Lieut.. Col. Hag-
gerty, who was killed early in the engage
ment, her only son, just old enough to dim
~ remember his father, in uniform, seeing
an officer entering the house, ran to his
mother, joyfully e1claiming, "Papa has
come home dqdin I"
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

DIR. Soorr said he had rather pray for Jeff
Davis than for Abe Lincoln Whcreupon the
Union men of San Francisco got wroth, and
felt like mobbing him.
We do not see much to ret excited about in
this declaration Of DR.. Scott. JEFF needs it
most.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

EH-The Stockton Democrat gra,ely asks If
Lincoln is not secessionist. Stockton is the
proper place for such question to be pro-
pounded. Either chap from the Asylum is
in the Democrat Office, one from that Office
ought to be in the Asylum.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

SACRAMENTO, AUBURN & NEVADA r. r.
The Auburn Herald says the wofk on the first
section of this railroad i. going on near Folsom,
and is confident the enterprize is a live one and
bound to be carried into completion at no dis
tlnt day.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

TROUBLE FOR JEFF DAvIs.-The Confede-
rate Congress sat with closed doors aud it
is said the proceedings were not over har-
monious. The Enquirer regrets" that "a
minority has been developed of unyielding
opposition to the Administration"
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

Os THE CoURsE.-The fine steamer Nevada.
having been put in complete order, commenced
her regular trips again on Sunday last Sup
plit with an extra boiler, the Nevada is proha-
bly, the fastest boat on the route from San Fran
cisco to Sacramento, by some minutes.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

THE HERA D.-.Iohn r. Ridge has dis
solved his connection with the Herald. II
is we'll. If he felt obliged to write his late
secession articles for the proprietors it was
time he relieved himself from the disgrace
full connection. If they were penned will
lingly by Ridge it was proper for the pro-
prietors to ship him.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
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MARRIED..

ct Safita Rosa, Sept 18th, George F. Jacobs. cf
Nevada city TO Miss Sarah A. Gephart, late Of
Niles, Michigan.
We acknowledge the reception of the regular
Champagne and cake on this joyful oecs,sion.-
May the Happiness of George and his lady he un-
ceasing.
In this city, at the National Exchange, on the
18th inst. by Rev. B. Briefly, Mr. James d. EARLY
and Miss Mary Keenan,, both of Grass Valley.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

ArFRAY AT LA .-"Muchach"-(Ma
donado we supPosc) young Mexican formerly
of this city, got into difficulty with an italian
at La Porte on Sunday night last aad stabbed
him two or three times with knife A brother
of the italian shot the Mexican dead
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
swETT's GRAPE BITTERs OR RE-


STORATIvE WINE.-A powerful, yet pleas-
ant Me''icne, II:anufact lred unde- the immediate
supervision of Mrs. A NJ. SWEET, the Celebrated
Ciairvoyant Physician; and prepared from Roots
and Herbs of great Medicinal Virtue, combined
with the pure juice of the California Grape. 4
certain remedy for Liver Complaint, BIiiousncss,
Costiven SIS, Dyspepsia, Debility, Impaired Ap2e-
tte Impure Breath, ETC., md all diseases requiring
powerful Liver Invigorator and Tonic. War.
ranted the best Kennedy ever invented for diseases
peculiar to Fema.es-such as enc orrh,ra, or
Whites Weakness, etc. So popular has tins prey
aration become that even the editor of the leading
papers of San +. anciSco depart from their usual
CUSTOM not to commend any ..1veI tIsed med cine
and prom Juncr Swett's Grape Htters or Rcsto-.
ative Wine, "a worthy article an Excellent Tel.
&c, go ID appetizer and useful Medicine for those
suffering from dyspepsia and d, rangemcnt If the
il' er, etc; Sold by all Druggists, and by
DANIEL SWIFT, Proprictnr
aus2-nC 5G California street, Sun Fran,is>n.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

They are resolved on having a mint in
Nevada Territory, and ought to have one.
The Sarer Age-a handsome daily publish
ed at Carson City-is glad to learn that
Hon. 4. A. Sargent, Congressman elect
from California, has openly expressed his
determination to do all in his power at
Washington to have said mint established.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

GoD OF THE VISE.-In the country Of West
phaia, in Germany, and all along the Rhine, an
image of the cruciied Saviour upon the cross
stands at the principal entrance of every vine
yard. He is denominated the "God of the
Vine," and is believed to have the grape in his
especial protection. In many Of the vineyards
there are little temples to the "lIoly Virgin"
around which the peasants gather at festival
times to implore the blessings Of the sacred
Mother upon the vintage.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

SOLDIERS PAY IScREAsED.-By late law of
Congress the pay of soldiers is increased from
eleven dollars a month TO fifteen. This in
crease of pay is only keeping pace with the
times. Fifteen dollars to-day is no more than
eleven when the old law was passed.
Ex-PREsIDENr VAN buren, says it is the duty
of all to rise above party till the rebellion is put
down.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

TIVE RlG1r TAIK.-The Hon. Joseph
Holt, IL lis Boston speech said, ''',o such
wori as compromise or concession can be
uttered now except by disloyal lips, or
those in tie interests of rebellion. So
long as rebels nave arms in their hands
there IS rotLing 20 compromise, but the
honor aud integrity Of the Government
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

Gov. WHITAKER issued a proclamation
for one company of cavalry, for three years,
to be mustered in the service of the United
States. pursuant to requisition OF Colonel
Wright, U. S. A. They are to rendezvous at
the Dalles
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER, the Irish orator
and patriot, refused to accept Colonelcy, say
ing he was incompetent. If hundreds of others
in our army had equal modcsty we should be in
better state to fight than we are.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

SPEED OF CoMETs.-The comet of la43
moved half round the sun in ten ard half
hours, with a velocity of 1900 miles per
hour-about eighty times faster than Prof.
Morse can dispatch his lightning.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

NEz PERcEs.-The northern part of this State
and Oregon are sending troops of miners to the
Nez Perces mines. A gentleman from Portland,
Oregon, who was in this city last week, and who
is well informed about the mines, says they are
really rich and extensive, and that the New Ell
Dorado seems like California in '4g. A great
deal of gold is being extracted from the soil in
that country.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

THERE is in San Francisco a "Taxpayers'
twenty-ore members. Their object is to oppose
all legislative schemes that will have tendency
to increase their taxes.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

STATE FATR--Wc feel proud of the capital f
the State-Sacramento. Che drew thousand.
from all parts of the State to the fair and
thousands more from their pockets. An exami-
nation Of the list Of premiums dispensed shows
that the capital carried away most of these toe
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

GooJ YIELD.-Scadder 4 Co., at their last
crushing of 81 tons of rock, says the Grass
Valley National, tool 81 900, about Sl52 per
ton. This extraordinary yield is rather above
the average, but their rock never falls below
500 per ton.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD.
SUMNLR ARIA vGEMENT.S.

SUW-UER ARIA NGEMENTS,
InN AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL Is,
the c tRS Of thc Sacramento Vallev Raiir Dad
Will leave MS follD
Lave Sacramento at d1s A. NJ, ~ &JP
Leave Folsom at 61s A. NJ, IL NJ. & 50 v. II.
SUNDAYS.
Leafe Sacr Inlcnto at g., A. NJ
j eavC Folsom at p. VI
VIII be token up by every trai.I from Sa~rar ento
[exe, pit Sunia s.) and bv the 6t= A. NJ t1a:u rom
Folsom.
Freight must be dcl.v u ed at the Depot. foot OF
street, hall II hour before the departing of
trains, Csc it will be retained for the mex; tram.
The 61z NJ. train from Sacramento and the
l. NJ. train from Folsom connect with stages to
or from all the follow ing named places and
passengers procuring tickets at the Dcp0 in Sac
ramento viii be 81 lt through the same d1v. rhe
stages ran from all the following named places TO
connect with the ~ II. train IRON Folsom lrriyiur
IN Sacramento one hour before the San rancsc5
boats leave
Nevada, Grass VALLEY,
Auburn, Iowa Hill,
Forest City, Dn'ynie lille,
Orleans Flat, Ophir,
Gold Hill, lllinois stow1,
Yankee Jm's, Greenwood Valley
Georgetown, Mormon Island,
Coloma, FL Dorado,
Dilm"nd springs, Placervllle,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar,
Cooks Bar, Wallis Dig'rnSs,
Live Oak City, Ark..ns IS DsSin.s,
Willow Springs, Drytown,
Amador, Suffer-,
Jackson, Fiddlctown,
md WASHOF.
To which point this is the nearest and quickest
route
And all the intermediate places.
For Freight or Passa se apply at the Railroad
stations.
}. T. ROBINSON, snper.nter lent.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

If you don't want to fall in love with girl
don't commence flirting with Eer.' This court
ing for fun is like boxing for fun. You put on
the gloves in perfect good humor, with the most
friendly intention of exchanging few AMIGA
bic blows; you find yourself insensibly warm
with the enthusiasm Of the conflict, until. some
unlucky punch in the "veskit" decides the mat
ter, and the whole affair ends in q dow fright
5.ht Do8t voa see .he sinii.rr91
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

CAN'T HARM ANY BoDY.-Quite punber Of
the so-called Union Democratic organs in this
State, taking their cue from the S. F. Herald,
are en2eavoring to array the people against tie
Administration, and are thereby giving littls
comfort to the Secessionists. But the people are
going to stand squarely up to the Government
and its rulers, aud the clamors of semi-traitorous
sheets will have no effect on true men. Let
them snarl away they cant harm any body.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

THE CARs.-The Auburn Herald says the
cars are running to within four miles of Lin
coin and the whistle of the locomotive is heard
at the latter place. The road is all graded and
force tf between thirty and forty hands is
employed in laying down the track. Lincoln
is 26 miles from Nevada. The cars will be run
ming to lincoln in two months, it is expected
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
GAS! GAS!! GAS =!

HNHE Nevada Gas Company give notice
/ that Gas will be turned into the street air s.
on Saturday the 18th of August. The Company
have on hand large q1antity OF service pipe and
Gas. All such persons rel Lestnd call at the
Office and subscribe to tile rules and regulations,
by signing the register.
The following is the tariff of charges:-
Price of Gas per 1000 cubic feet, $1,000.
Price for Introducing Gas from the 'strect
man' to pipe of consumers including setting me
tire 5000.
Price of fixtures according to kind required.
NIB. No bills for pipco fixtures will be pre-
sented for collection until Gas is turned on.
Per order Of Trustees,
J 6. EANEEN,
al6 Supe- -intendent ''Nevada Gas Works.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

SUNDAY LAM The Supreme Court has
decided the Sunday law constitutional; there
fore, close up ye sinners. DR.. Scott goes to
Europe.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

EDITORIAL LAPsrs.-Mc Donald of the S. F.
Journal, and Daggett of the Mirror, met and
swapped few dry knocks on the corner of
Montgomery and Clay, on Tuesday. Nobody
hurt. They had beer king on facts through
their respective papers about each other of late,
using the bloedless row.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

THE FIGuREs.-The returns of the late
election have been received from all the
counties in the State, and many are official
The vote stands, for Stanford, SIS, ,5sl Nc
Connell, 32,l4o; Conness, 3o,2s3. Total
vote lis. .O04.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27

NEW MINERAL DIscovERY.-A vein Of au-
riferous tellurium, sever feet thick, has been
found in Stanislaus county. 1t yields to the
ton, $40 in gold and 81 of silver.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-27
NEW SCHOOL!
ALFRED CLARK.

TIN YEARS t"a.her of youth, al.d well
l. kno IN in tins city hes openoI a NV S.np, 81
IN tie sch DO House lear the Bridge the foot
of Main Street, where will be taught, Primary
Branches, Higher English. lnG Latin. AZ the
following rates:
Primary bran rheS... s. .,N
Higher Elglish...... ..............-......4
Latin 81 extra.
liberal pa.ro mage is 'ol ,ited as the srhsor.S-
er ieels confident OF giving s.lts.s,ticn.
auga-Jm ALFRED CLAIR