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Trouble with I,u..I,n .ludcnl-.

Letters from s.. PetcrsLurgh, dated the 2jth
of October, announce that fresh conflicts took
Ilu,, between the authorities and the students
At III" ie-opcning OF the University. Seven
hw drcd students applied for rc-admission, and
On the 2ith demanded that these students who
had not received card Of admission should
nevertheless be admitted into the University.
Ere h tumults thcIcupOn ensucd in the Univer-
sily buildings, resulting in the interference of
tho military, The students made an active re-
sistnnre 200 Of them wcr1 arrested. ono stu
dent was wounded. II l. not thought that this
Will lcal 10 tho clOsing of lhr IniNnr.iiY.
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prInclnnI Onlcer. OF Ihe Naynl ExpelIIlon

BRIGADIER. GENERAL RGBERr l.. VIELE.
This accomplished officer, who heals the first
brigade of the Expeditonary corps, has of late
been more distinguished in civil life than in mil
ary matters, though he is one of the besttacti-
ians now in the country's service. lie was born
in Saratoga county in this state and received his
primary education in the Albany academy. lie
is thirty-six years of age born Jane II, 1925 (;
and is the son of Hon. John L. Viele, late Judge
of Court Of Last Resort in this state. He was
admitted to the West Point Academy at the
ago Of sixteen, and graduated from that institu'
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The new Canal Board will have the following
political complexion -
R,yuJiicul-Licutcnant Campbell,
Comptroller Eolir.on, Engineer Taylor Canal
Commissioner Albcrgor
.Str,ngh D,mocrdl5-Canal Commissioners
skinner and Wright
Uti1l Democrats Secretary Of State Ballard,
Acknowledgement Dickinson.
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prayers, rem, mi erng at least once on = Sun lay,
tie intel States "Grant, ola Coil" he said r.
celtly, 'fhat the right may conquer, and that NJ
thu fearful canker Of slavery must he cut ont by hc
sv ord, IL may be wholly crsdicatcd nom the body
polite u which IL IL the curse" us Ia seldom,
however pointed NJ this and like the other ccr-
gymon Of England, simply prays for the return u
pHcc. Indeed, 10 must lC acknowledged that II
tl' English press aud government have done what
they could to continue this war, the dissenting
.'crpy II England have notify shown their gooi
viii and hearty tympathv witt the ncricanS ard
their sincere d1si, for tue settlement " our din.
p. "li praying would do you AutriU,ns auy
A0u,l"s an irryvCr TT acluuiltiusr last ! tn lay
'you vii lt grai.n o. lc4rI a. flrr' Of th,.-
a'td ,I'r l-i over ,I ,HnHtanUy at work ior ybI
over here.
GurBtLA NuRprre.
mtcllig nee hpm Lewis county, Virginia, states
That rust hurre 1ttto " al its exists there lust
nov. r'nilcmnn direct finm the uri{hhrunod
inutWs the Whr, ling Int Nigcnccr thu within
week ti,to have bc,u no loss than i've Union men
shot ly rowing guIila hnula, within fit.cn or
twenty mics NJ Wet H. The hrs was william
u axe, ui jIt ls,uyiilc. Iltn owen MliVey IIh
l'dy was lrNHH't into W,Hluu ,u TmIEl,N. III,
ui.vs u', = hdul him, Tie oth,rs killed wrrcn Mr..
bl' r, AND Hunll wlu H' uI.uN b., met giv,u. Pr
Too Ntu,lu, brother ,i ~ q. Am. 10, W IN .Hf tl,
.r...|a o. iluW L., IH VS. o. tIr.u. DO ~ sid
.' Oh. v,.u. "lt. uu .U' o. Poo u..flI. \ tlr.a.
70, us'h I. 90 IS .,ff..u of NJ ~ .Er ~ IT, B. Do l
'rH 5000 lr. % H.y ly.i within y .rp, 90.
fWI,H .u '.' rT,rtlg. ui LfuIs county. Ar.
IN'. " S.rrt''i"n. lt spriur, nu rHn ,.,ry tu
TIL. t.'rl amy. llg zIh.. uueTtlv returned ans
H. 't i"u' -taf. u. by Icy, 6r which, % upp',f4
'f D'a W., t.k.r- Gr.ut .,. ii,u.u' pre-, .,i's iu
.' and tHc -. lug uti.-, uuj thr rniun
uH.t 'uE uu o.. u.I ,it rhuHl OH. Drat they
.", 80 f wi' tom what tile tfi Is haytlc,n
.Tt.. iIt|N Tho neral ruin.
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gIcnrucLy's UnIoni-m Proved.

Official Icf.r r"s to the State Military Board,
frankfort, Nv, show the number of recruits IN
that state to he Unitod States Army, to tight
for the Stars amt NIipes To bo as follows
Already sworn into ser, ,ioc............ Il. 200
To which adj iolr regiments recruited
in Camp Dick Robinson, and in ser
vice. 1000
Two r., c,.imcudr iH l,1us.oau's brigade. 1000
pto,OH Mnr.lHi force NJ Lousyillc... 800
x u'U,kiuns in the two regiments in
Western Nirgiria. 1000
Rel 'clts OF the State who went 10
other states and entered the service,
Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Rc,rlil,d .or the Regular Army, say. 300
MLirca force of................. 10000
Ont ofa Union voting population OF less
tan..............................iOO,OOO 900
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Uul,cd states ,IIn,,rcr "a ,,,p,,.

We arc happy To notice the appointment OF
Hon. Robert II. Pruyn, Of Albany, to succeed
Tho admirable manner in which Mr.. Harris
di-char;od his duties, mad" US so,icitous that
hi, successor should be- worthy of the position.
IN the hands OF Mr.. Pruyn, every interest Of
our country will bc safe. Ills slo,picss industry
viii T., cXcr,-,l for their benefit while pur-
.li p. tho most awirallc L. course towards the
I' ,. r,. Cr.
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ru. YrAr COMPARED wrru LAST.


Statistic Of trade and commerce between the
1900 thus fr, show largely in favor of the
iormcr, as is seen in the following comparisons
Tie earnings of 10 northern railroads cr 1901,
are SgJ,Jl. IUT; tr l'OJ thty wrr bYt 20 5js
maxim, a gt.u pi 10 l.I cont. iur tli.t yea.
~ ring rritau I.ri"l Of 1851 tHrH u"fn 49,,
2lI,.lI hu-lnH ui grain delivered ot & Irapo, dur
lug % corresponding prri,I of 90 thn tmluu. N1s
22,-OG.u,-. pui loo l-Il, yI'b,Js- bushels; 8 ig
this year over lIgt uf % per cent Irly.
nr,n, a cor,,m p'ri'i ut 1901 thcro were 81
3oLO9 lUsteis # gram delivered ~ tiie-Yt'r
through thr Eric CIugl sand during u corresponding
acOrrs sYunliug period pi lsjl only b,29l1,-; M ,s-
ing gain u 10 per cent. u,uly TO- SOL u,'r lpjJ.
The exports of uroadstuls q Il gland a-d the
continent have been eI' iylrnt u bi Gs2 G3J bush
elt for 1861 nd during th" year of 1850 l9l,I I99
bushels; and Tor ls5J i,64i dd2 huahr,9; gain Of
eSpnli # hreadsuiis for 'dl of nearly 80 pr
cont. over that uf 1860.
WeG a that The Imports II NV Yor, alone, OK
elusive of specie, aiu 4, the 1st of July u, wcto
Ynlv siG ~ POS; aud during 1862 fnr c1.Tas-
Ionding period thoy were Si7h,g'1'!'a falling %
Iic,Sro,l5 ~ Now York f,r the Same prrui, ~
clnaiyn - spsrie hays been iu i'ji, 81 2ii,9'l
and ia l,Gn were <f3. ri3 'ii ir ydl" m ig-
creage oi ,sIu.ts nr laJl over lsJJ of NOR than
W. l. find that the receipts OF god from L o. pe
aul California since January lst, l'6l, have boon
SOS, ,W 0UOi and the exports hr th" spmo urripi
ny 81 sGO OO1 leaving US - balan0, OF SiJil' 900
y , nat Islt moui "f the year.
H.... wr Hr q tur l'Dl. over l7Up SiEt'rn u'
.r .....u r4,r.d' have -liu.i m earning -
I-t H. .I.' thor, ~ % lhn uf ~ per cont. IN thn
u,.If,. go ..iu d liE. Tal nt Chicago during Cor-
..I.I i .lnI' u ui tie tao years TINT tiern II q
.u.f 10 ..ru.ut. M the amount ol grain drlly p
d o. tie, wui.r hy thc Eric Canal during cor
..s.l, ..l'g NJ tO" two years th It there viii
.r U.... n.F|y $40 per cent. "a tne cXpor, ui
r.....' to Eiglni anil the continent for 'dl
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r,.!i,ics OF the L,Ii,ln,urc.

There prohall y never w,- u tim, when the
political chlr,tcr Of lcgi,ll.iv, bjl Wa 50
difficult TO determine in advance of its Siding,
as OF that which will convene in Albany ia jan
uary. From the hc'l Information received At
the state Capital, the E'cnigg Jog1IH mlhct
the following approximate clrulI:ioi Of tht
political complexion of th, Legislature -
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coMrAEA1lye YvNpLE or TILE FORCES nS-
GAGED.
Referring to the number OF the rebel forces
as compared with those on the federal side, a
Southern correspondent Of much ability writes:

Referring 10 the number Of the rebel forces
as compared with those on the federal aide,
Southern correspondent Of much ability writes;
carnot doubt that the rebels have more m,n m
the field thuu the National guyrTAih.4I u'.-, and
uuk tlpt the numerous disasters wr have met with
.Ir Httiiuuta lp 10 our undertaking the Hr ugtA ui
our en,ny. Will tlID is no military nrlpr 4 tho
Nurj., the South h. nH f,r MS hny5 seen, one uni
,cls 4 camp. War b. On every tongue, AMI th' snh-
|,gt of ty,ry thought. Dsy and niIht you hear
uotuing l1t wlr Shouts, eS lt.ti"lus over yie1r h
md imlrpcut.uus "a 9 uAt the 'dpmV. uI., s,"
80 lut.n ~ except what ls connected VIII war IL
attended tlur thought u. Tic ro,.-5n.rl NO ". iHh
Iguula impose rln tn usgy yys ar, most extra.
urIiniry' They take the hank'ts and quilts from
tHeir but4, tie horss from their Httl ] ~
Ilc cHttlc 0UW their sheds the IIuy,ulpr tum
their bans, tire sons fium t4tr hearts, aul give
III toury Cause Which they deem sacred uli'rr.
sal npdIDH' seems 70 have gained puS3 1sluu Of
.uung aud old; aud women, who should Zee Cuus r
yative, are moro rah.d than their huahapla ftthars
= brutarrF Nothing but taa'ri,s Of a'i ''nssvr tr.
umpli u.. AL pJiu'-, on the part Of the National
...r'ps. rf IA rcHtuTu them 10 reason, II We do not
AXE up our mind tp crush out tine rebellion by
r,sstlt . frrog, we might ns well ces3 this eiIrt
frc-e,trb -iiuy the Union, and leave these South
rrn fools TO the cunstq tqueNceS ~ thHr own mighty
r.dnls4 It ig common thing b iul old gIey
headed men Of wealth Ia the ranks with h5arll
rOys. / do not believe that there has been any
drafGng for the army. The force Il public opinion
il stronger than that. Denunciatnus as towards
and paltTOuIs, and ~ white hyered Nurtherners,
exclusion from al society, and cuntcmpttous and
brutal treatment, are the spurs that are applied 10
men to force them 10 enlist.
SURGEONS VIEWS or THE WAR.
In reference to Spurgeons views of the war,
an English correspondent thus alludes to the
prayers Of this eminent Divine;
spurgeon makes mos, elective aud touching
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THE BRrTIsH Board of Trade return for the
month of September show falling off in the
exports of OIL ,25O, 900, as compared with the
same month last year. On the past months
the decrease is %, 900, 900 from the first nine
months Of 1860.
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STEAMBOATS,.

EHEAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS On
~ state Island. Fare cents by staten Island
cry t,, 81 whitehall st, bet the Battery and south
frry. Buots leave every hour from A. NJ y I p.
A On fu, Sundays every half hour pI L. Il.
ie2I 113i
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A RTITICIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
"A remodriuP teeth, however badly dec7yot or
broken, put IN SIT without pain, color 81 teeth, and
Amlty st. on ~ block from Brnalwsy ociS Ha''lIJ
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ENtpLoYNsENT-T.male-.

CEwING MACHTSE--wANTED LADIES
10 learn N operate on Singers Wheeler * viii
sons ami other sewing nv hues-learncd perfect
md pracuaed on shop work till s,,isfd Al the
gauges AMI easily leNrned perfect. Aso m ,ctiues
br sale and b. lot 100 O.,Lsrd ST. noar StAnt,u.
ole 24ac'13l
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Rs,d y aAi DR.. Farr, Of London, says {,

Read lAt DR.. Parr, Of London, says;
Or. Nv, Of London, in paper issued by him on
,tsq FA OF mortality, says that ntempearance acts
a. !, dow poison, and the deaths from drunkenness
aid dslirium treHleHs, together exceed the deaths
from ali other posons. "But," he adds sit Is dih-
cult 10 overAte the immense injury N public health
arising in all ways directly aud indirectly from this
obviously apOidabk cause. au2SH ac'24s
wHOLEsALB AGKSTs.
&c. WELLS & CO., 1i5 FRANKLN sr, NBw YoRK.
Sent by mail 70 any part Of the country receipt Of
lriOs, Opr
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Dn2N TnSHRH.

rs USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
~ out paiu-l og, who require flll ectts, tempo
r.ry scttI no ul.rsc. Prtil pieces, ~ per tooth;
rrir Gllod with r.d silver or lour filing ~ coniL
:, nR. H. NlLlElt5, G5s B1wery, n. +. corner of
C.unl N. uol3 24ac'i29
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SEWING MACUINES-LADIES TAUGHT
- " Operate on Singers and Wheeler d Wilson's
lowing machines, 10y old experienced teacher.
Practice iii p'IfCct on flannel shirts, ami othor
work and rtcornmetlcd 60 work after learning,
f.m 81 - 81 go a, 50 stanton st. uear Allen p-iva;s
I,r,u no n3 24scs
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D.. HoMANSs. GO Division sr., COR. MAEKEr, NY.
Mas. BRAcn's .9li PIdurI Av NY
ME-. HAYES 1Ib FuLToS ST., TEGoKLYS.
> S. o1 yRoEE q. ..!2i BROAD 81, NEWARK, Nj
gadier G., PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Whcn Il
plation,
Gen -esailablo Powders may be given tink '~n
% lie drlnkel in C, Gce, TIA or Liquor, Warrant
ed entirely free n,m poisonous in yedlenb, aud
never produce nausea.
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ENrPLOYMENT-Males.

A'GOOD CHANCE-wANTED, FOR \
Ashort south "a whaling voyage, six landsm m .
carpenter and blacksmith All clothing Furnished
cor Of Albany. nl6 s'ls6
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CHEAPEST OF ALI-C. BAKER, 80 East
" 18th st., filli teeth with pure silver, and cures
tooth ache, 20 cents en,h a. For plate work, call on
she experienced Dr. HEINDsMAS, 2ll Bowury.
o2I 2lAn'l2O
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t.EWING MACNlN NES--WANGED-PEN
~ sous who vi 10 ~ learn & operate on SINCE
r win, ms.hilcs taruls ouly 81 AM practice "a
nl kinds II WORK; Gsp some gprl 6, wcrs to l"n-.
tie pantsluon trads. Inquire 80 iclNnrey 81,
for. 10 3ia"'lOl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DOCTOR HEN ZELL'S 8
NERvINE POWDERS.
THE GREAT MEDY
LovEoF sTRoN RINK

MAY uE OBTAINED or ruE FOLLOWING AGrScms
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A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
IA teeth extracted without pain by new process Z;
beautiful teeth inserted, 81 each; sot on silver
Sc All operations hlIlfllly performed an war
ranted, by j. JAY vILLER5, 155 Grand st.nl3 3'l2O
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THE NEW YORK TEETH COMPANY
lS3 Eighth ave, bet i9tL and goth ~, inse n beau-
th sets Of teeth psphorc plate, at war prices,
viz 81, 50, $l4 Bone filling t 40 t. per cav ~;
gold 4OCts to 70 &; emCnL iOct5 Gail and zee
is3 Eighth ave. Once always open. olT'2iac'
TEETH-TEETH-T AMERI-
i can Teeth Co.-Pra Il al dentists are iusortln {
beautiful full sets at % and $40, part sets, % ccnti
per tooth; warranted half the usual price; bone MI.
Ing 90 cents B5 B)werY, opposite Fhth st. OILS 2iac
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business AND OvERCOAT HANDS
~ wanted. Extra prices paid At
HENRY siIAFER5,
n16 2'iOo Ai Broidwiy.
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DAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
u the u. =. Arny-wsnted 10 young mci. -
whom horses equipments, rnio nA clothing, ynd
medical attendance will he furnished. with gori nay
" each sAdisr. Apply 1872 Hudson st. nj 2laJ'
SOMETHING NEW t1 CAPITAL RE-
~ quirtd. Agents myle 80 a d,y even tie-a h ,rd
times. Our articles arr " real merit. soil rapklly.
Satisfaction given, money returned RICE q
. Co, 80 NueIu st. or29 24ac'iij
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DR. HOYT, DENTIST, 9O7 BROADWAY,
~ doors above 2O,h -, inserts beutiiul sets of
seth with or without extracting tho roots On
gold M low a. Sl3 silver s. rubber SO pla'ina
90 cts gol2 90 cts. W 81 amalsan o. ets. AL
VII warranted no 94ac'12S
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

AMERICANS in Chile write home strong Union
letters. The example OF the neishboring South
American Republics has dsgusted them with
separate State Sovereignty. They know that
disunion is cc1c;ant war.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

WAsHoE STAGE LIsE.-0ur fellow-towns-
man, Mr.. Stephen Southwick, has established a
lire of coaches between this place and Virginia
CITY. He makes the trip over and back once a
week. and has coach facilities for twelve pas
sencerx He has thus far made three or four
trips with great success; and, as the facts be-
come better known, and people ascertain how
infinitely superior ours is to the Plaeerville
route, it is probable the demands Of travel will
require daily lire. Steve is one of the most
jolly, agreeable fellows one ever rode with, and
keeps up such continuous vollcy of jokes, that
passengers express the highest admiration of
him and E:s line. We think be is bound to
make the enterprise Hydraulic Press.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02
Special Notices.
rb, Med;c.,ana s,-rgical Institute,


OF Dr.L.JC TiLAT, is aready secured in po
sition which p ces =, well as its proprietor, far
above the assa, of ,avy and professional malice.
In the schools 2 rce, the hghestPrizes arc often
awarded to pra .. nc. in this department of Med
ical science and hey occupy with others an equally
lofty position in r probe Ricord - n lhusei
GUS example, shining light among the phi:oSoP,,1
al stars ofhs age in Europe. and Dr.. L<apkay nag
fully cqualled him in this country. as PROOF 81
which. the Philadelphia College of Medci, 'npIl-
mented him with Diploma, and the honorary AD
RyNDgM degree Selecting this his felt OF opera
tion, although qualified as graduate of the Uni
University # Pesth. and late Chief Surgeon of the
Hungarian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors Dir. Il. j. CZapkay has bent his mes. at
teniion to the of chronic and private diseases
in which he has become great an exert that he
is now regarded the LEADER in ttls branch of his
profession throughout the United States, and his por
trait and biography published amatter Of In-
terest in the most exclusive journals Tie Doctors
offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute, on
Sacramento street, of Ls ldesdorif ne1ry OPP
posite the buildings of the Pacihc Mail Steamsh p
Company.
.5~We ask particular attention ofou readers TO
the sworn certificates OF remarkable cures, in anoh-
rr co;mn of this paper.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

FEARS are entertained vf another Indian war
IN Oregon. The Snakes threaten trouble. The
withdrawal Of the L. S. troops is throught to
embolden them.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

GEORGE WASHINGTON. late publisher and ed
itor Of the San Francisco National. has gone to
bis home in Missouri, with the son of b.
Washington, By the Central Overland Mail
coach.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

Be RnADY.-0ur collector, Mr.. Nandernoei'
will te areucd on Monday next to take IN tue
little change due us for susserip''On '''
quarter just expired. We hope all SUBSCRIBERS
vii, h. ready to give him cordial welcome.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02
RrAD.opp. s:cabcn Co., Ny, May q, IS.

5, B. WiurE:
Dear Sir-I have given your Patent Truss 4
thorough examination and an. satisfied it is su
perior t. anything of the kind have ever seen.
It's superiority consists in its simplicity and
adaptation, the pressure being applied in the
right Place ami in the right direction, and
have nc hesitatioa in Recommending it to JhoEe
afflicted with hernia. W. S. PURDY. N. D.
BEES A NUIsAsCE.--Says the San Francisco
Journal; Bees are becoming nuisaree in our
,.ity A canteetiJner informs US that his cstab-
lishment ssa-ms with them, ard not a day pas
sss over without his feeling the effects of their
Sing. The city is net the proper location f, r
lee hives.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

ST. Louis, JIly l9th.-The following proc
iamat.cn has Just beel received from Brigadier
General Pope:
ST. CHARLES, No, July 18th.
To the People of North Missouri
By virtue Of proper authority, have assum-
ed command in Northern Missouri. I now ap-
pear among you with force strong enough to
maintain the authority of the Government, and
too strong to be resisted by any means in your
possession usual in warfare. Upon your own
assurances that you would respect tho laws of
the United States, and preserve peace, no troops
have hitherto been sent into your section of
country. Tho occurrences within the last ten
days, however, have plainly showed your lack
of either the power or wish to fulfill your
pledges, and the Government has found it ne
cessary TO occupy Northern Missouri with a
force powerful enough to compel obedience to
the laws. So soon az it is manifest you will
respect its authority, and put down unlawful
combinations against it, you viii be relieved of
the presence of forces under my command. but
not until tber. I, therefore, warn all persons
taking up arms against the Federal authority,
who attempt to commit dopFedatians upon pub
lie or private property, or offending the peaeea-
ble citizens, that they viii be dealt with in the
most summary manner without waiting civil
process. (Signed) JogS PorE,
Drisadier General Commanding.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

THE otfcia! returns of American seamen reg
istSrrd at the several ports Of entry IS S,l69 Of
,h.se a3,i rerc regis'orcd u ports Of the South.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

BEsEFIr DALL.-The Scotch at Montezuma
Hi. gave a grand ball on Friday evening OF
last week fol the benefit of a Mr.. Williamson,
Il ocuutrymon, who had been in bad state oi
health for some months The ball came on at
tnc Caledonia Hotel, kept by Wm. Ha~thorne'
c.ad fra time it was. A go0dly number OF
ladies were present, and large number OF gem
tlener The lancng was kept up beyond the
4.,ee ,r.a hours ayont the twal." We under
stand the appointments were most complete,
ard tne beneficiary received some four hun
cred ari fty dollars. All honor to the CHAIR
table people Of Noatezuma Hill.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02
AGENCY NOTICE,

NIL. +. FISHER is our only authorized Agent
in San FrancIsco receive Advertisements receipt
for the sane, and ts transact business Generay ior
the NEVADA JOURNAL. 0fice-No. l7l!s Wasn,
inston Street, nearly opposite MaSulres oPei"
HOuse--up- stairs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

e1ARR kIxes LEcTuRE.-Rev. Thos Starr
King. delivered s.;3 lecture on Webster, at the
rhcatrc on Wednesday night, to fine house.
1t. uot eaou,!l :, say that the lecture was all
th,t the efuta.;e- ef The eloquent gentleman
would Ha4r,a; NJ. Ring, lectures again to-
night ~ n, -'t' 80 Hlror Of Socrates NO
me sne,',, . s ~, rat.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

1;r.-Y4-e-S I-UE.-The Republicans of
.iia .re,esrio -. assemble in force tomorrow
1spir 1T, 'r3--1c at the Theatre, at 5 o'clock
{ .o.m 1:plYliean Club. Several spea' =
Ell. fr,u ,,i.-- r,rts OF The county are expected
Ie b. a-...s.,i
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

Tup.rrr.-T That talented and wonderful ae-
.-.. urs Forbes. made her first bow to a Ne
vada audience on Saturday night IN her favor
Il. nsrt oe Hamlet. Mrs. Forbes Hamlet is a
most extraordinary piece of acting. Probably
no female ever played the part better, if as well.
She is next thing to Hamlet himself.
In the character of Blanca on Monday night
her acting was also admirable, though We re-
gre: to say that owing to a departure of some
of the company she was not as well patronned
ms her merits deserved.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Forbes played at
Grass Valley, and on Wednesday evening al
Esr.h San Juan. Success to Mrs. Forbes.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

E,,:sr .-s.-.:,.-.TAo Grass Valley National
.usrs- .: b.; )A-ies Of the Lawton variety
grown =, tt7. t-,v,4 ay Mr. Hill ard measuring
hya inches = circumference. Mr.. Hill set ont
iaur small root. -wo years ago last January
I.c mas n7w sixteen large bearing bushes from
which he thinks he can gather 800 quarts, worth
so cents a quart.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

Ftrnu,.s hAtL.-The fremen of Grass Val
L-sday q~t7iny. good many gentlemen, be-
s,dcs a,l-lh5- OF candidates, from this place
attended ar1 weak we'll of the entertainment.
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02
Phcinn's Patent Combinations Cushions
and Model Billiard TRlSies.

uoFs, GINGER & OF ;yint.rsrcer,
For ssis " f.'F. ePSNtf'
The Nevada journal., 1861-08-02

ras- ,s.Gts Loevll White has been ap-
Ic.nfeo T,stLrs eg at French Corral, md Geo.
I, Darn;p, ~ Scrth San Juan.