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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

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They with some OF the guard 100
altoSether) took to the woods, and
advanced along the edge Of the pi'ai-'
rie toward the foe, md fell in with Il
like party of them, and had a lively
, skirnlish, in which they repulscd the
enemy with considerable loss, ID OF
their dead, We're buried by the enc
my there. \ negro boy belonging
to one Of our officers saved his mas
ter; lite and killed. two men. The
Union men advanced n stronger prar-
tv and our skinnishels fell back to
the main body of the advance. a
much stronger detachment was nov
sent up on the other side of the road
through the woods, ravines and hills,
and gained a Very advantageous po-
sition OH the brovvAoi a hill above the.
| Dutch. The momefts the latter dis
covered them they fred a volley of,
Minnie guns at them and shell
! from small lpound h6witzer. And
then occurred the most complete and
dissracetul stampede ever heard Of;
without having Il man wounded, or
firing a gun: before the she'll had
stopped whistiing they had turned
tail and were off, down the road they
went, the balance OF the guard, the
wagons Of the Gt.tachmcnt. the iditrs
and spectators ai' Joining IN '"e %'!'
rrsh. Mcintosh I;'iio many OF 'i'''f
own ofhcersj trieu 10 sop "'e s'"iii-
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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

s Mr.. T.. II. Norton, member OF
the last Congress, who want to wash
ington Union man, came away one
of the strongest OF Southern men,
and Is in Kentucky dcnouncing Lin
coins war in the most un@parins
terms
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

Ey Governor Pcttus, Of Missis-
sippi. was married on the 18Th inst.
at TuscaIo0sa, Ala, to Miss Susan
Hewell, of that city.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02

walls throughout the. entire ,comnuni-
ty.
Military men say that with ordi-
nary reliance On raw troops there is
not the least danger.
Philadelphia, Aug. 22-The Fede-
raj Marshall examines all newspapers
received here, and destroys the New
York Daily News.
Paducah, Ky, August 22.-The
gun-b boat Conestoga came here this
morning with 25O men.
She captured the steamer w. Il.
Terry and took her to Cairo.
A thousand Lincolnitcs visited
BlandviIle, Ky, captured two citi-
zens aud took them to Cairo.
Washington Aug. 23.-Ihe gov
ernlnent is satisfied that Fremont
could not reinforce Lyon without
endanscring Eastern Missouri.
Lieut.. Col. Ripley has been made
IA Brisadier General. There are no
signs OF hostility. Butler has been
detained by Wool to command the
volunteers at the Forts.
Pottcr's committee have reported
IL dislcyal clerks and many dsaf-
fcctcd, in the War department; u
disluyal, 10 suspected in the Trcasu-
rv Department, 20 d1sioyal and 7
suspected in the Department Of the
interior.
The Trihun" CORES spondcnt says,
that thc Provost Marshal fatty rrtu-
scd Russell a pass to cross the poto-
mae.
Cairo. August ..3.-I'h" steamboat
Tc:ry captured ar Haducah, had 80
mimic muskcts and one field piece
aboard. The gun boat has returned
to Paducah.
Copies Of the DAILY News for the
West and South are seized. Thc
Marshall has taken possession of the
Christian Observer.
Private adyiccs place General
Bank ut Winchester
N,s? fo.k. Aug. 23.-The British
lrig .Audoyr las arrived, and was
boarded otf' !!att"ras by Il nam"l,S,
Iiivatorr who reported that size l.nc
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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-09-02
OFFICE ON rENAs ST.
Our Motto--Home Manufacture.
TUESDAY,.

At the solicitation of numerous
readers we issue the following partic
ulars kindly furnished us by Nr. w.
f. Finkley, formerly resident of our
city. The full particulars are-from
IN extra of the Fort Smith 35th Pa
rallel, and Mr.. r. who has just ar
rived from the scene of battle -nys
the particulars are correct. Sturgi-
had taken $4,000 from the bank and
started for Kansas with 5000 III, n.
Mr.. +. also says that it was currently
reported in camp, that Capt. Gilmor,.
was killed by one OF his men during
til" fight. but hr docs not vorcit for
the tru.lrtu!ucss OF the report.
(From the faral'rI.l
CANr ON WiL~uN'>t tRHEk.I
Angus, ii:h, 1851.
DEAR GEHEE N.-Nic;"ry, vic,"-
~, victory! We lav, met thc enc
.AN :n.d they ne cnrlucry1. We sit
s.cur lv in camp this morning ;mG
look back 10 til" events ri Yesterday
with u proud satisfaction rhat p:iy
: Southern c"nqn@r"rs can feel tttr. 4
hard fought haulr for liberty and a
iust cause AirtAr% ;,c.,i.rs on "us
banner and ing trumpet tnngu,d 10
the world u co'irarr, ;aior and c,iv-
al.v, such a crowned oar aims u, the
hllodN fields of H,h,l and Mann sas.
Orders were i-suri by our Com
ll,am,hrin-Chjri. Cor ~ a,!yar"r on
;.,1ir!ii-:t Z, "'ciock nu thr night
Gf tn. 9t', An hour i,vfor. the time
of marching. heavy cl,alds; began +"
iqr1n in the sky, and we were throat
r. ried with 4 speedy shower of rain.
Our march was postponed. and We all
mmblod down 10 rest until Il more
fitting hour. Morning ca,uc, and we
had not vet received marching orders,
when jus; ~ We were sitting al break
tn-t. the alarm mas -uum,ird that the
curny was upon us Ihis aunoumc".
mon, was followed hv the rear Of ar.
,illery .,and the whistling of balls us
they flew through, the. air. Non,
could mistake it now we had been
surprised aud almost surrounded
The enemy had approached US il
two directions. on the lc., Of tn,
Springfield road, with column ulIdc,
Gen. Lyon, and far downto the right
under Col. Scigcl, and were then cx
ecuting flank moycments 10 takc IL
in the rear. Tottcn's artillery sup
ported Gen. Lyons column, and Sci
gel had Il full battery. .-
Capt. Woodruff : battery support
ed BY the Louisiana Regiment, will
the :,rd infantry az Il rsaciys, wer
thrown out against Lyon and occu
pied - hill To the left Of our camp. /,
the meantime, Col. .Churchilrs Reg
iment and the Texas Rangers twh
lad been surprised and fired upo
before they could leave their tents
were engaging the cnemv with dcadl
effect. Col Carrolrs Regiment, ais
became engaged about this time. an
had assisted IN charge the enem
from their position, The Lonisian
Regiment then engaged Lyons II
tantry in desperate hand to han
conflict. The ground was warinl
contested, and many of our BRAY
fellows fell in the conflict Woos
ruff S battery had checked Lyon
advance, and the Louisiana Regimen
were attempting to drive them bacl
Never did brave men stand II
longer or tirmer against fearful ode
and deadly fire than these Southe,
boys. In the meantime Seigel la
advanced on tho right, and open,
fire from his battery upon our bra,
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TlCKET.

ron AkNAfoR,
J0sEPH KUTz, Of Bridgeport.
ron AasENhLYMkS,
LAS, COLLINS, Qf bridgeport
J. N. AVERY, qf Little York.
wM. II. sEARs, Of bridgeport.
REUBEN LEACH, Of Grds' raiisp'
ron DISTRICT JUDGE.
r. n. MCFARLAND, Of Neeadd.
ron SHERIFF.
Y. w. KNOwLTON, Of Netddd,
ron COLLECTOR.
J. n. TURNER, Of Nerdda.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
NJ. m. FARQUHAR, Of Bridgeport.
FOR RECORDER.
IL. SYKES, Of Grass raiiey
FOR TREASURER.
4. q. WAITE, Of Nerdd5.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
r.. III. GAYLORD, Of Little York.
FOR Assessor.
GEO. B. MCKEE, Of Eureka.
FOR SURVEYOR.
II. 8. BRADLEY, Of Rough i Ready.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
W. w. COZZENS, Of Little York.
FOR CORONER.
DIR. KILLER, Of bloomfield.
RrPERINTENpAST PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
J.A. CHITTENDEN, Neradd.
SUPERVISOR THIRD DISTRICT.
p. X. JEFFERIS, Of Eureka.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

STUMP SPEAKINa.-Lsland Stanford Re-
publican candidate for Governor, and Col
Zabriskie, entertained large audience on
Tuesday evening. The speech of Mr.. STAN
ford was terss, vigorous and to the point,
and elicited the closest attention through
out. HIS dignifed, courteous and gentle
manly manners contrasted strongly with the
ill-tempered, rasping, Snarley Vow candi-
date who lately made an exhibition of him.
self on the same stand.
Col. Zabriskie made superb speech some
two hours in length. The crowd was i'm
mensely delighted and gave vent TO patri-
otto feelings without stint. The Coils blows
fell heavy on the Secessionists and middle
party men alike. Being an old time Demo-
crat, he knew exactly how to talk to his old
companions, which he did with telling ef-
feet.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

CONFESS AND HIS SoPHIsTRIEs.-1tis is strange
that man aspiring to be Governor Of a
State can insult the intelligence of the peo-
pie to such an extent as does Conness in his
speeches. For instance, half his stock-in
trade is vituperation against the Bulletin
and Alta. According to this immaculate
authority both of these public journals are
innocent of ever having told truth in the
course Of their lives. Yet Conness carries
copies Of these papers about in his pocket
to prove what Republican doctrine is, when
he knows neither is, or processes to be, a
Republican organ. Has not the little bulk
header the sense to see that by decrying the
character of the Bulletin and Alta he de-
stroys their worth as witnesses, and has he
the dishonesty to attempt to palm these pa
pers off for Republican organs? Such in
suits upon the intelligence of the people are
not to be borne with impunity.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

Nor SEcEssIoNIsrs-OH, No The Dixie
men deny being Secessioaists. Some OF
them get wrathy when called by the name,
and assert vehemently that they are tip-top
Union men-the most excellent there is 60
ing. 1t must be that these fellows never
read the treason of their organs or hear the
blasphemy of their speakers against the
American Union. Their papers are filed
with praises of jeff. Davis and his gang,
and slanders on Lincoln and the Govern
ment of the United States. Mr.. Randolph
breaches assassination of the President
Mr.. Mcconnell is waiting for Kentucky to
60 out of the Union when he will go with
her and after the rattlesnake flag. The
party rejoices through its organs at the
success of the rebels at Manassas they
condemn the war and would concede every
thing to the traitors; and yet they are
mighty good Union men, devoted to the
American flag, and all that As well might
the devil assert his holiness. The name of
Secessionists and traitors will stick to the
Breckenridge party, like the poisoned shirt
of Nessus, for all coming time, and condem-
nation will continue as long as lofty integ-
rity remains a virtue and finds home in
the human heart.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
Price Of Passage, Fifty Cents.
NOTICE.
7 IIEkEBY give No,lc", that ,.I, ! have s..l ,ah'

T HEREBY Give Notice., that I have talten
i out Letters Patent, for the United States OF
Amrrica dated January 2sd, fs0i for nm invcntion
made by Quattus Rice, late OF Nevada, California,
(Which entire right has been assigned nc) for an
Improvement Of sewing machines, said improve.
mcnt ronsists OF cylinder arm or suspended
gauge, &c., which adapts the machine 10 sew con
tinuous tubular work of indefinite length for by.
draulic hose aud analogous purposes; and that
shall prosecute all persons infringing upon my
rights 10 the fuls extent Of the law.
LoRENZo RICE.
winchester, ItchftId CO.,
State OF Connoctscut, July 10, 1861.
nugl6--iw.
Snc nian, Marysville Appeal, San Fran Mir
ror COPY, Q In, aud sond bf.l and paper with hrs'
insertion 10 this once.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

WELL STrMPED Since our last issue the
county has been exceedingly well stumped
by members of the different political par
ties. Messr,. Phelps and Ashley addressed
the citizens of Grass Valley Of Friday eve
ming of last week. On Saturday evening
they spoke from the same stand with Con-
ness and Edgerton, in this city. On Monday
evening they held forth at North San Juan
and Tuesday evening at Moores Flat
Messrs Stanford and Zabriskie spoke al
North San Juan on Saturday evening, at this
place on Tuesday and at Grass Valley on
Wednesday evenings. Conness and Edger-
toa spoke at North San Juan on FRIDAY
evening and Grass Valley on Monday eve
, ing, B, c. Whitman and DR.. Powell have
spoken at Red Dog, Omega and Columbia
Hill, Judge Shattuck has also stumped the
county q little. Weeks and Pixley close up
the week with speeches here on Saturday
night.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
WHAT;s THE ,IATTER,

| The Sac. Union of the l3ln wants tn,
State Central Committees of the Republican
and Douglas parties to meet and agree upor
a Union ticket. What's in the wind p
Something surely, for the Union favored the
Douglas ticket in so marked o manner, tina
no one who reads it believes it would coun
tenance union, if the Douglas ticket wa!
supposed to have "dead thing" Has the
Union discovered that the Conness ticket
has no show in the State, because of the
Republicans, or is it alarmed at the inereas.
Whiehisit? The Union is scared evidently
1t must be aware by this time that not q
solitary man on the Conness ticket can bt
elected, and it is probable it has come tc
the sage conclusion that half loaf Is
better than no bread, and therefore is quite
anxious for a divide with the Republicans
The symptoms are the Union is impressed
that the Republicans are going to win, and
II would like to have them do the foolish
thing they have been guilty of in times past
vote for Democrats and got curses in re-
turn, II would like to save an Office for a
man or two on the Douglas ticket just to
preserve the seed from total apnihllatien fol
next year,
l, weat do, No such proposition can be
aeeeded to by the Republicans, Before the
nominations were made n large majority el
the Republicans here, and elsewhere too
were favorable TO Union nominations, 0nr
papers advocated H. But not n solitary
word could we hear from the other side la-
vorable to the proposition. The Union De-
moeracy, 30 called, went on aud called n
State Convention and seized on the 4th OF
July to give eclat to the party. The Repub-
licans, confident of their strength and mind
full of the fact that treaeherous element
existed in the nouglas ranks, ss evinced by
the deserton of men in the Legislature last
winter elected ms National Democrats, and
not wishing to incur the risk Of electing
one Of the dubious class again, called n
convention and put forth to'tlie people an
anexceptionable ticket. 1t is bound to be
elected. Why should the Republicans stop
in their race when far ahead, and hazard the
chances of catching Tartar by voting for
a man of another faith, who may be on the
verge of following in the footsteps Of Nc
Conneil, Griffith or Edmund Randolph 1t
would be suicidal. What man on our ticket
could we afford to sacrifice for his competi-
tor on the Douglas ticket? Not one. 1t is
not to be thought of. If the Union is afraid
of the Secessionists why does it not, like a
patriot and man, use its great influence to
throw the handful of Douglas votes in the
State in favor of the strong, and real Union
party, that has no treacherous or dubious
elements in its ranks? 1t is the duty of the
weaker of the two Union parties to yield to
the stronger in these times of alarm, when
the country is in peril. To use the senti-
ment of the party platform of the Conness
faction-he who would seek in times like
these to wrest from the people some sordid
party advantage is not worthy the name of
American citizen.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

FRASK.-A fellow from the outside came to
town yesterday for the purpose of transacting
some legal business with one of our prominent
lawyers, but on finding the legal gentleman a
strong Union man, he declared he could not give
he was Breckinbridge man, a Secessionist and
would vote the Secession ticket in this State
The fellow was honest enough to own his prnci-
pies, which is more than majority Of his sort
are willing to do.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

g1" Edgerton said in his speech here
that the Republican State Convention de-
bated long time which to take for Attor-
ney General, Pixley or his mule, but final
ly chose the former.
Contrast the Republican with the Doug
las Convention and the good sense of the
former is apparent, for, it chose man in.
stead Of a mule, whereas the latter throwed
its own men overheard and went into an.
other pasture, caught and nominated
"Thompson's Colt"
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16


on Wednesday Evening, Aug 2ath-
SECESSION ACrIvITY-The Secessionists arc
moving Heaven and earth to carry the County
of Calaveras. A. P. Dudley, Tod Robinson, and
Others spoke to about two hundred persons at
Copperopolis on Saturday night, and on the same
night ]. r. Mcconnell made a two hours speech
mt San Andreae Their orators are canvassing
she whole county, and holding meetings in every
little town. We earnestly call upon the Union
men of the State to send able men after these
ranvassers through the County of Calaveras.-
.Seckton Independent.
The fact is not to be disguised, since the
newspapers, and speakers of all parties, who
have been canvassing the counties, make
hut one statement, that the Secessionists
are extremely active and full of hope of car
rying the State. We clip the above from
an independent paper, which has favored
the Douglas side in the past. IT is but the
common report. 4 prominent citizen of
this place now on tour through the south
ern part of the State, writes private letter
to his partner in business that the fight in
that quarter is certainly between the Re-
pub,ieans and Secessionists. The same re-
por. is brought US by the Republican speak
ers from the north and south, and we know
the statement is not made for effect. 1t is
honestly believed The Seccssionists are
believed to be very strong in all the coun-
ties from Amador to Tulare, inclusive
Douglas orators admit that Mcconnell will
carry Tehama and perhaps Yuba. In Santa
Clara the two wings of the Democracy have
united, and in Yuba the Douglas men have
done about as badly. They refused to in
dorse the Union ticket and nominated a
ticket of their own, the running of which
is almost equivalent to voting for the Sc
cessionists outright.
We appeal to Onion men in the Douglas
ranks-for there are as true Union men
there as can be found-if the signs of the
times do not shake their confidence in a
party that produced great many unrelia-
Die men for the last Legislature and in
some counties is again playing into the
hands of the enemies of the country.
1t must be evident to every sane man that
the Republican party has increased and is
increasing in strength. Its accessions come
partially from the Breckenridge ranks, more
from the Bell-EeEeretters, but most from
the liberal Douglas men. Our ranks are
increasing while those of our opponents
have been subject to great changes, dimin-
isbing in heaggregate. How the opposing
forces will be divided we cannot tell with
exactncss, but so far as our observation sx-
tends, and so far as we can gain information
from other parts of the State, few have left
the Breckinridge for the Douglas ranks but
more have done the reverse. The best cri-
terion Is the circle Of ones own acquaint-
ance. What Is the nature of political chan
ges in this'eounty2 Let everybody answer
according to- the light that is in him.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
Summons.


STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of
- Nevada, IS. District Court of the Fourteenth
Judicial District of said State. The people of the
State Of California; to 4. ii. Eddy, greeting: You
are hereby summon d to appear and answer to the
complaint of the Middle Yuba Canal and Water
Company, hlcd against yoa, John Iihf and f..
Soule. cipartners, comprising the firm OF
Eddy, Hill & Co., alias, the Sailor Company
alias, Francis Soule & Co. Within ten days from
the service of this writ, if served you in this
this District, and out Of this county and within
forty days II served on you In the State and
out OF this District, In an action commenced on
the LIST day OF August \. D, 1851, in said Court,
PENDANTS, for the sum Of S3,6it 30. with Interest
thereon from the 25th day OF April, 1901, nj y,
per cent per month-alledgcd TO be due plaintiff
upon certain promissory note-fully set forth In
prays Judgment against you for the other and fur
iher suir of ssas 40, with legal interest thereon
from May 20, 1901, alclgcd by plaintiff 10 be- due
for 1910 Inches OF water, sold dsl dclivcred You
defendants nj your special Instance and request,
fully mcniispcd In complaint aforesaid. And yau
are hereby notified that II you fail 10 answer said
complaint M herein directed, plniniln VIII take
Judgment against you therefore by default, 10.
gcthcr with all costa 0f suit, and also dcnand of
The Court such othsr relief as IL prayed for M
plaintiffs said complaint
10y In Testimony whereof I, Iohn y. Ian.
}fns. bert, Clerk oftho District Court, aforcnid,
seal OF said Court, at Once, IN the city Of Nevada
this st" a'y OF Avg Sonik n r. :. iI.I%mBRRr. Clerk.
By Joseph Roberts, Jr' pcputy
by order Of Hon. David seldeu, County Judge,
Nevada county.
"''e''' p" true 'gg3U,IIS s. LAMBERT, olerk.
Per Jos. Roberts, 5r, Deputy.
Mcconnell 4 CARRIER, Atty's. for ri'ns
| Aug. III I'M
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16
NEW TODAY.
GAS! GAS!! CASH!

THE Nevada Gas Company give notice
/ that Gas viii be " rned Into the Istreet mains
on saturday the 18th of August The Company
have on hand large quantity of service pipe and
4 complete assortment of fixtures which they ars
prepared TO put up for all desirous of burning
Gas. such persons are requested 10 call at the
once and subscribe To the rutes and regulations,
by signing the register.
The following IL the tarlil OF ehargrs,--
Price Of Gas per 1000 cubic feet, $1,000
Price for Introducing Gas from the ,street
main to pipe OF consumers Including setting me.
tire $1,000,
Price OF fixtures according to Kind required
n. D. No hills for pipe or nxturrs will be pre
ecnted for collection until Gas Ia turned ON.
Fer order OF Trustees,
j. =, kANEEN,
hlo superintendent "Nevada Gas Works"
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-16

To M CoSsipERgp.-The following pussa'
gcs occur In sermon recently preached BY H.
W. Bceeheu
What has been the history Of armies In thi,
country Twenty-Five thousand troops-ridic.
ulous hnndful!--havc answered for the last iiity
years the national cxigencies of these United
States Of America. Split this continent int,
different nations aud million mon would moi
be enough 10 protect them In their rights.
Many men say, ooh, this war, this fighting
Of brethren, l. terriblcl Why not lot the Soutl
60, IN pcacef" As " that would bring peace
As if that were not TO touch tho earth ant
bri.g armed men from every league Of the soil
toll you. separation Is preparation for th'
standing armies, and future wars arc endless
and " you want peace you must light.