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NO MORE COTTON.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY CoMMTTTEE.l
MEMFS4Is September 30, 1861.
TT il desirable that ro more COTTON and TOBACCO
be shipped 10 thi' place until further orders.
Planters sre appealed 10 not 70 ship il for the present.
Ehonld il be persisted in the Military authorities will
he compelled to order the cotton returned 10 the eoun-
oci. e J wTrKs Chairman
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NOn-Residenf NOfice.


Wau,Dhis and Charleston r. RI
SUPEkINTEHDEHTS OFFICE,
MEMPHIS. November 2, ir6l-
cWPPERS receiving freight by the Memphis and
- charleston Railroad. are requested 10 call at the De
Dot. pay charges, aud take their freight away promptlg,
or Il viii be drsyed and stored at the expense of the
owners. The road = forced TO adopt this course, hav-
ing no room 10 store in depot W J. ROSS.
po3 ~ General Superintendrur.
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HAVE IN STORE
4 Il 100 bbis. Mess Beef,
200 Ibis. Superfine and Extra Flour,
$50 hbis. Rectihed aud Bourbon Whisky,
+. 1000 bzgs Liverpool Salt,
200 kegs Assorted Nails,
500 bags White Bottled Meal.
1000 bags White ard Yellow Corn,
$40 bags Whiteand Black Oats,
500 bags Seed Rye,
200 bales Prime Hay,
27lOO0 New Single Gunnies,
900 % Double
1000 Secondhand
800 Osnaburg Wheat Sacks.
20 packages White Fish.
20 dor. Quar-s, Pints and Half Pint Pickles,
100 boxes Soda and Butter Crackers.
ocl2 HUBBELL. HURD & HUSTON.
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COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT !
a. Adnma Street.

" ~NUtNH"- 0'|N|NT
TWO doors from second street, J. d. LAYTON
L Proprietor. All lovers of good eating Will rejoice
70 learn that the COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT will
omen on MONDAY, 4th inst, WHARF, will be kept on
u nd the very beyt article 20 be obtained =. the South
vrn market. The proprietor soliciis a call from his
no5-Tm y u. LAYTON
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November I,

n J SELDEN & co. Madison street, opposite the
u. Union Bank, Dealers in SUGAR and MOLASSES,
Flour, Corn, Bacon, Lard, Etc.
Consignmerts solicited, upon which liberal advances
~ 81. - rrhapr auufrad rmD In,
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DIR. SPIEGEL.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
And the Most Successful
CANCER
IN THE WORLDI
Eight Years in Memphis.

INFORMS The public IN general that he is prepared
i 10 trsst al! diseases, bur especially those which are
pronounced incurable, and called chronic.
HIS Treatment Of Cancers is without any rvsl. be-
cause they viii be expelled from The system, with all
their roots and Ulcers. only by constitutional Treatment,
without caEstics and without the knife.
He also treats with success, according 10 the most
improved science Of medicine in Europe, Rheumatism,
NeuraiEa a, Gout, Ophthamia, Fistula in Auo. S~crofuIa,
syphilis, Dyspepsia, Chronic Dyseutery Torpid Liver.
travel, Fats, Iapeworm, Piles Dropsy, Diseases Of the
&in, Bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases of the Eve
and Ear, and gives particular attention 10 all female
complaints, particularly those Of The womb.
Negroes who are gt5irred with any OF she above dis
eases will be cured. and can ind good board and &C.
eoumOdalons while uuier treatment 81 The Doctors
iufrmHry.
The Doctor calls attention Of patients AZ 8 distance,
sUnaiy, by whiting to him, with a. exact account Of all
the symptoms OF the disease, medicine viii be for
warled by Adams express.
"a Office in LeuOw Building, Union street. be-
tween Male and Second. fourth door east Of Main.
Iutrmary on Union street. east Of the Bayou, At DR..
Spiegels private residence.
DR.. @. Spiegel has, IN his thirty years practice, es-
pecially On chronic diseases, cured them with the Ut
most success. lie has in his possession over ave thou
sand plants. herbs, barks, etc which he eau rely upon
TO cure diseases which are by tLe most successful prae-
rtiOuers pronounced iucurabl5-
he also makes it bis especial practice TO frspt an p-i
vate diseases with the utmost success IN a abort tine.
no matter Of how long standing nor Of what nature
All DR.. Spiegel asks from the afflicted ia air trial
when all The reference lac will give viii be speedy
cure Co them.
Thousands Of Testimonials. from the most reliable
s0nrca. may be seen AZ the Doctors ofice. iv2 SIN
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- PUNCUEONs IRISH WHISKY.
= 20 Quarts and Eighth Pipes Brandy,
% b5ls. Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky
30 baskets Champagne,
100 boxes Rhine Wine.
ALsO-Sugar. Mulasses. Tes Cigars. Tobacco, sfe.
etc For sale by J. +. PRANK,
0c25 no. IS Front Row.
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CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
Grass seed, Field seed and
Garden Seeds

FULL supply Hsrds Grass. Kentucky Bluegrass
u Orchard Grass. Timothy and Glover Seeds, whole
safe and retsii- R.G. CRAIG, Scotsman,
7s22 dave Cor Second and frnion streets
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

PONY NEws.-We have dates from St.
Louis by Pony Express, to the oath ult. The
most important intelligence is that an ar
rangement has been effected between Gen.
Harney, the commander Of the Western Di-
vision, and Gen. Price, eommander-in-chef
of the Missouri militia, by which the peace
will be preserved in that State. The op-
pressive military law lately adopted by the
Legislature is not to be enforced, and the
State troops assembled at Jefferson city
have disbanded. A little coercion seems 10
have had some effect in Missouri. Thousands
of rumors find their way into the papers, as
to the policy of the Government, and the
public are kept in constant expectation of
receiving startling news; but there has not
as yet been any movement of troops that
affords any certain indication of Gen. Scotfs
plans. At one time it was supposed that an
attack would be made on the rebel forces at
Harper's Ferry, but the latest intelligence
leads US to believe that no attack will be
made on that place, until the Federal troops
are prepared to move on other points. The
authorities Of Kentucky are endeavoring to
maintain a neutral position, but strong
Union feeling prevails in most parts of the
State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04
Ry Te1esraph.
san FRANcIsco, June 4th.

Gan i hANNASNOt ~NNN NeH'
Rasey Biven, clerk 10 the Quarter Mas
ter's Department at Benicia, has been re.
moved, by order of Gen. Sumner, 10 couse-
queDce of language used in political
speech in the last canvass on the occasion
of the reception of Gov. Downey at Benicia.
We are informed that DR.. Gwin intends
to settle up bis business affairs 10 this State,
and if he cannot induce our citizeDs to turn
secessonists be will leave for Mississippi.
A Union ball will be given at Platts
Hall on the evening of the 18th inst. 1t
will be required that either the dresses, or
trimmings of dresses, of all the ladies ad-
mitted shall be red white aud blue.
Gentlemen who arrived on the steamer
yesterday, state that line of English
steamers has been put on between Aspin-
wall and New York, to meet the require
ments of the California service.
Gen. Angel Trias, Ex-Governor of State
chihuahua, Mexico, is 10 this city, en- route
for England. The General is largely inter-
ested in Rail Road project to connect the
Northern Mexican States Of the Pacific with
the United States and Gulf of Mexico.
Ship Twilight arrived to-day.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

PoLTIcAL TEsTs.-The custom which has
grown up within the past few years In Cali
fOFnla of requiring voters al primary cleo
tions to subscribe to certain tests is all
wrong, and should be abandoned. 1t orig
mated among small politicians, whose ideas
of craftsmanship we're confined to the man.
agement by trickery of precinct meetings,
aud was afterwards adopted by the Le-
compton State Committee lest their party
should become too numerous. Men general
ly know their own party, and if any question
as to Qualification should arise, the proper
place to settle it is at the precinct meetings
where the parties are known. II men are
disposed to support ticket, they should
be permitted to have on equal say in the
selection Of The candidates, even If their
opinions do not in oil respects square with
the platform, or official principles, of the
party.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

A PATRIOTIC TowN.--We learn from Mr..
W. H. Root, o resident Of DeadwOod, in
Placer county, that the citizens Of that place
have purchased q splendid American flag,
aud procured flag pole, which was to have
been raised on Saturday last The pole is
about q hundred and fifty feet in length
and some of the citizens we're fearful that
their patriotism had got the better of their
judgment-that there were not people
enOugh in the town to raise pole of that
dimension. They were determined, how
ever, to try, and we presume they managed
to get 1t up.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04
CONSTABLE,s sALE.-state OF CALI

~ toFnia, County of Nevada, Township Of Wash
ngton, s.. BY virtue of an execution TO deliver
ed, issued from the Court Of Amos Root Esq, an
acting Justice Of the Peace in and for the County
aforesaid, bearing date June 1st 1861, to satisfy
judgment rendered by said Court the 3lst day os
May A. d. 1861, in favor Of EDWARD BRIMSKILL
and against BENJAMIN McMUIIEN, fer the sum of
$50, II debt interest, damages and costs of suit.
have taken in execution and win sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following property to witt All
the right, title and interest of Benjamin McMulleR
in and to certain set Of Mining Claims, with Water
Derrick, sluices tools and aappurtenances thereun-
to belonging, said interest, undivided Oneiourth
Of four claims more or hess, and known as BATHS X
Co.'S claims said claims situated opposite Whis.
key Flat, on the South Yuba river; win sell the
same on MONDAY the 24th day Of June A. D. 1861
between the hours OF O'Clock A. N and O'Clock P
NJ of said day. in front of McBeans' Saloon in Wash.
ington.
Taken as the property Benjamin NcMullen 10 sat.
isfy the above demands and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this June Sd A. D. 1851
jun 4td W. A. EASTMAN, Spee'l Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

DOUBTFUL REPORT.-A man named Gus.
Moore, who resides thirty miles beyond
Eureka, on the Washoe road, arrived in
Nevada yesterday evening. lie states that
o man direct from Washoe, stopped at bis
place on Sunday night, and Informed him
that the citizens of Virginia City lately held
a meeting, and passed resolutions ordering
Judge Terry to leave within given time,
and that Terry had complied with the order.
As we know nothing of the man who fur
nished this information to Mr.. Moore, we
can place no reliance in the report.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

FoREIGN NEws.-Intelligenc has been
received from England to May 10th. Amer
ican affairs continues the leading topic.
Active preparations are going on in the ma
Wy yard for sending powerful squadron
to American waters. 1t is reported that
letters Of marque, from JEFF Davis Govern
ment, had reached London and Liverpool,
and that vessels had left with them. In the
House Of Lords, Lord Derby expressed the
hope that the Government would give en-
phatic warning to all British subjects, that
If they engaged ia privateering their blood
would be on their own heads, with no re-
dress from England. The London Times
says that the mediation of England, in
American Affairs, might as well be offered
to hurricane. The agents Of the Confede-
rate Government had explored Europe in
vain for arms, munitions, or money, in ex-
change for their bonds. Dudley Mann, one
Of the Southern Commissioners. sought an
interview with Geo. Peabody, in hopes of
negotiating securities, aud was politely but
6rmly repulsed. In no ease had they found
their securities marketable at the largest dis
count they could offer as temptation.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

TREASURE SHPNENTs.-The mail steamer
Orizaba, which sailed for Panama on Satur.
day. took $1,174,936 in treasure. This is
much larger sum than the usual tri-month-
ly shipments before the news of JEFF. Davis
privateer proclamation was received, and
partially makes up for the light shipments
Of the three preceding steamers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

INCREASE OF PoPuLATIoN.-The following
figures show our rapid increase of popula-
ton: The excess Of arrivals over depart
ares during January was but 156; in Feb
Tuary it was 3sS in March. 1,064 in April
1885 for the month just closed, 2,SsO.
Total in five months, 5,o23-equal to about
IA, 900 per annum.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04
C,ONsTABLE's SALE.-stnte Of c.I,.

~ fornia. County of Nevada Township of Bloom.
field, s.. BY virtue of execution TO me delivered
issued from the Court of Levi Ayres Esq. ar acting
Justice Of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid
bearing date May l4th A. D. 1861. in favor Of W. R
CHURCHILL and against JOSEPH HUSTLER for the
sum of one hundred and sixty-eight dollars and fifty
one 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 70
wit certain frame building situated on Grizsly
Hill near the reservoir of the Eureka Lake Ditch Com
pany, occupied by and known the residence OF ihe
said Joseph Hustler, together with a convenient
space around the said property win be sold in
front Of Levi Ayres Justices office in the village
Columbia Hill, Bloomfield township, on MONDAY
the oath day fJune A 1861, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock P. NJ. of said day
Taken the property of Joseph Hustler, to satisfy
she above demends and accruing Gusts.
Given under my hand tins Both May A. D. 1861
jun4-td JNO. McBROWN Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04
C1ONsTABLE,s sALE.-Sta1o OF CaII-


~ fornia, County of Nevada, Township of Washing
ton, IS. BY virtue Of an Execution TO me delivered
issued from the Court of Amos Root Esq, an acting
Justice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid
bearing date June lst A. D. 1861 to satisfy iudg
ment rendered by said Court on the LIST day of June
A. d. lS6l in favor Of EDWARD BRISiSkIII. and
against DUFlELD, BAKER & McMUIIEN for the
sum of S2l7 So debt interest damages and costs Of
suit. have taken in execution, and will sell to the
highest bidder for cash. the following described prop
erty to wit All the right, title and interest of Ben
jamin McMullen in and TO a certain set of Mining
claims, waterderrck, suces, tools and all appurte-
nances thereuHto belonging said interest being one
undivided onefourth of four claims, more or less
and known as BATHS 4 Co.'S claims said claims arr
situated opposite Whlskey Flat, t he South Yuba
river Il viii sell the same on MONDAY the oath day
Of June A. d. 1861 between the hours Of O'Clock A.
N. and O'Clock p. of said day, in front OF Nc
Beans Saloon, in Washington.
Taken as the property of Benjamin McMullen, 70
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
Given under my hand this Sd day Of June A. d. 1851
jun4-td W. A. EASTMAN, Special Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

PoNTED.-A New York correspondent
says that with the exception of Mayor Wood
there will not be pick-pocSet left 10 the
city, when Billy Wilson's regiment of Zou-
aves leave.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

The mail steamer Golden Age, with pas
sengers and mails from New York to May
2lst arrived at San Francisco yesterday
morning. The mail will be up this evening.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

ADMITTED TO CITIzENsHIP.-John Sheath,
native Of England was admitted as citizen
in the District Court, this morning, on the tes-
Emony Of Chas. Kent and I. I. Davenport.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04
SPECIAL PROPERTY TAY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mi.
MARSHAL'S OFFICF

Nevada june 4 1861 /
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN by virtue Of an Ordinance enacted hy the Trs
tees of the City Of Nevada. May 18th 1851 a Sn,;,
Tax was levied upon all assessed and taxable proyer
purpose of constructing bridge at the foot Of Pine
street. Said Tax is now due and payable. and firm,
and after Thursday June 9th. will be ionnl
at my Office. in Flagg's Brick Building, from Ia
O'Clock A. N. to O'Clock P NJ Of eac.i day, for the
purpose of receiving the same Properly yholders an
further notified that the Ordnance in regard In H.
collection of Taxes viii be strictly enforced All pro
perty on which the Taxes shall remain due and un
paid the 2Sth day Of June A. D. 1861 win be ad
yertised according to law delinquent, and be sub
ject to extra charges per Ordnance made and pro-
yided.
us. GREGORY City Marshal.
inn4.3w and Ex.Ofico Tax Collector.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

The ladies of San Francisco are prepar-
ing beautiful flag for presentation 10 the
Seventh New York regiment. 1t is to be
quite an expensive affair.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

L. M. KELLoGG, of Nevada, has been ap.
pointed Statistic Clerk in the Custom House,
q position worth s2,25O year.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

THE Common Council of Stockton, by a
unanimous vote, have changed the name Of
''Vwiggs' street, to Anderson street.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

Ex-senator Gwin was among the passen-
gers who arrived on the mail steamer yes
terday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04
EVENING, JUNE 4, 1861.
UNION DEMoCRATIC CONVENTION

At meeting Of the Democratic Central Commit
ttee for Nevada county, held at Nevada, on Satur-
day, May 25th it was ordered that a Democratic
County Convention be held at the Court House in
Nevada, on SATURDAY, JUNE Goth, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
County officers, and to appoint Delegates to the
State Convention, to be held at Sacramento on the
FOURTH OF JULY NEXT, pursuant to the call Of
the State Central Committee.
Il was further ordered, that primary elections be
held at the several precincts on SATURDAY JUNE
22c for the election of Delegates to said County Con-
vention. All legal voters Of the County who endorse
the resolutions adopted by the Democratic State
Central Committee and are for the Constitution and
the Union, the legitimate enforcement OF the laws by
the Government Of the United States, and are oppos
cd to all sectional parties, either North or South,
and are willing to support the candidates nominated
by the Union Democratic Convention are invited to
participate in the primary meetings.
Il was further ordered that the basis Of represen
taton be one Delegate for every precinct, and one
for every fifty votes cast at the last election, which
gives the following:
Nevada TOwnship-34.
Nevada Precinct. 20 Yanderlieths ...... -. 2
Blue Tent.........: a.
Grass Valley prec't .27 Allison Ranch. ........
Eorambagla mills. 2 Burroughs Ranch. So. !
Romgh Il Ready ToxnshIp-I0.
RouQh a Ready 5 Indian Springs. ......... 2
Anthony House.... Mooney Flat........... 2
Newtown ,...,..... Jones Bar ....,,........ 2
Bridgeport. ......... i
Bridgeport TOwnshIp-23.
+ rsnch Corral -. 3 Birchville .............. 2
Sweetland. ....... 3 North San Juan. ........ o
Montezuma Hill. -. Cherokee. ...............
bloomfield TOSvnshIp-I2.
Bloomfield ....... Columbia Hill.......... 5
K,agnolia. Relief Hill ll....,........ /
Eureka TownshIp-I7.
Eureka ..,... WOoseys Flat.......... 3
Moores Flat. South Fork k....,........
Mohawk Flat ~ Bowman's Ranch. ....... /
Orleans Flat. .......3
Washington TOxvnshlp-I2.
Washington. ...... 4 Alpha a....,.............
Omega, a,........... Poor Mans creek. ...... l
Little York TOwnshlp-I7.
Little York. ....... Red DOg................ D
Lowell Hill......... Naloupa ...............
Pleasant Valley. Camden ................ 2
Sailor Flat.
Resolred That the Delegates elected, be requested
to attend the Convention in person.
Resolved, That the several papers Of Nevada coun-
ty be requested to publish the proceedings Of the
Committee.
I CALDWELL. Chairman.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-04

Resolred, That the Delegates elected, be requested
to attend the Convention in person.
Resolved That the several papers Of Nevada coun-
ty be requested to publish the proceedings OF the
Committee.
J. |. CALDWELL, Chairman.
L. H, FOWLER, Secretary
The sun., 1861-12-09
THE NEW YORK SUN,
MONDAY MORNING, DEC. Q, 1861.
Movement OF the Potomac Porces-New
Device Of the Enemy.

A SIGNIFICANT fact, is the mnvement Of
Gen. BANKS troops from DArpestown to Fred.
eriek, Nd, Of which the telegraphic announce
ment will he noted elsewhere. II force. are
doubtless on the way TO join the expedition
down the Mississippi, to take the rotcl in the
rear at Columbus, Ky, or to m'ke a h'nk
movement upon the ebcl f'rces near L"e'birg.
The reports lately brought in sh'w large
falling oil in the Virginia frees somewhere,
and II Is rot at all improbable that McCLEn-
Ian Is advised, through scouts, Of defec ion in
the rebel ranks more serious than is dicdmo 1
Of al the North. This movement Of Geueral
BANKS, quiet as 1t e, is pro a'ly the fore
runner ti decisive operations on the par Of tho
main amy.
An arrival from Martinique, bringing in'eIli'
Rence Of the privatscr Sumter, shows ths rchelH
10 have adopted tho new device Of burning
prizes, finding themselves unanle to take them
into port. The Harvey Birch was supposed go
have teen an exceptional Gaze, bat it would
now seem that the practice has been adopted a
a rule. THIS wan,on dcstructioi Of property Is
in keeping with all the acts of the southern
chiyalry, Stree the commencement Of tbs var.
The sun., 1861-12-09

Ices, on the social condition and the absolute
resources OF the whole populst on Of these large
districts. We know not whether to admire more
the faith of Sir Robert Peel in the credulitv Of
his audiences, or his opinion Of bis own jxers
Of acquiring information. The Chef Secretary,
however, appears 10 be the only man in ireland
who doubts the existence Of distress. There Is
MOI the same distress that existed in the famine
years ard no pcr,on that we know Of ever ex-
pressed an opinion 10 the contrary But be-
tween the two extremes-of even reasona le
onmpe' ence and a fsmine such 90 existed in
47-ihere are many degrees, and all The elo-
auencc Of the admittedly iiied official III fail
TO persuade those who feel and ace the pr all
ing dstres around them tn ( tn. failure Of the
or p ard the scarcity OF fuel has not reached an
extent euficient 10 excite the most grave
alsrms ss TO the fate Of the poorer classes du-
ring the present winter.