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The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12
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Having removed from the old place and Rstat-
lishcd himself in the
Hay, Grain and Feed Business,
With the Messrs. HUFFAKERs, at the Corner of
Main street and the Nevada Road, at NORTH SAN
JUAN, would respectfully inform his old friends
in Nevada, and the Public generally. that he is
prepared to accommodate Stock in the best style,
and al the most reasonable rates.
Returning thanks for the past liberal patronage
they most respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same. HUFFAkERS & SAXBY,
Aug. II NIB NORTH SAN JUAN
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

THE agent, at Cairo, of the Illinois tentral
Railroad, in a single week, collected s4oo,ouo
freight money, on supplies going over shat route
10 the South through Memphis, and the ports IN
kentucky and Ark
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

Dr.. RABE has written n friend that be has an
appointment secured. The Doctor viii need an
enlargement of the building in which the Office
is located-see if he don't.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

J. +. COOKE, father in-law of J. w. Cofroth
was drowned while bathing in the bay at San
Francisco, few days since.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

The late pony bring: news (;) that order
'reigns in Warsaw" Haven't we heard that
for thirty years.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

SuRGIcAL.-A day or two since we pick
ed up the Morning Transcript Of March
18th, published at Nevada, and found an
article under the above caption. We at
first thought the article one 'of those little
jokes sometimes played off on items, but
it really bears all the resemblance of being
a serious statement. We presume, how
ever, the parties named had nothing TO
do with and did not know of the publica-
ton" as is usual. We give the article as
it appeared;
Suryical.-The operation Of tying the
right external lilac artery, in the middle, pre-
pdratory to an operation for aneurism, was
successfully performed on the 7th inst, at
the Nevada Hospital, by Drs. R. NJ. Hunt
and H. II. Wckes. The dne,aisn-a large
one, with sufficient capacity to contain a
quart of blood-toas removed, and the pa
tient is doing we'll Chloroform was used,
and the entire operation was safely and
neatly performed in less than five minutes.
To the best of our knowledge this is the
first time this delicate surgical feat has been
attempted III California. The patient is
Andrew Omrick."
Now we think that the above speaks for
itself, and we think it doubtful if their
names appear in Gross's Biography of Sur
geons of the United States. And we think
also that it would rebound more to their
credit if such display of rank ignorance
of surgery and the surgery of this State
were shielded from the gaze of the medical
world we blush for them. If these men
were at all posted in our home surgery,
they should have known that the external
lilac has been tied only SeUen times in this
city, and in no case . was the aneurism re-
moved" as surgeons here and abroad are
content with tying the vessel. We think
Mott, Velpeau, and Nelaton may here learn
a point which before to them was unknown
The itaicised points in the extract are
ours )-Pac.fc Ned and Surg. Journal
We have no interest in the matter to which
the Medical Journal applies its structures,
and we doubt much the propriety of our
making corrections that have been allowed
to go unmade by the censured Doctors; but
it having been brought 10 our knowledge
that the butchery described was performed
by the writer in the Transcript alone rather
than by the Doctors, we, in Justice to all
concerned, deem it proper to object to the
Medical Journal of San Francisco holding
others responsible for the blundcrs of
newspaper writer. 1t is a species of yica-
rious punishment scarcely allowable where
the liberty of the press is secured. In the
case of Andrew Omrick we are informed,
on good authority, that the artery was only
tied, and not removed as stated by the
Transcript The extraordinary surgical feat
of removal was performed in tie printing
Office, but whether it is of sufficient i'm
portance to find its way into a History of
Extraordinary Surgical Operations, weleave
for the robbers of bone yards to determine.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

COL S. II. WEBB brother Of Gen. J. Watson
Webb, of the New York Courier and Enquirer,
is in New Orleans, to offer the services oi
himself and four sons to the Southern army.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

WHEN New 0rlean; was endeaYoring few
days ago to do honor to the infamous Twiggs
for his treason, she certainly was doing herself
none.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

HHtF RATIoSs-The Legislature began tc
get five dollars day instead of ten, on the 7th
ninety days of the session having expired.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

THE pay of Major General in the United
States Army is equivalent to something more
than 81, 500 year; Brigadicr- Generals to
little over S2l09 year.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

The LAST PoSY informs US that Gen. Hous-
ton has taken the stump against secession in
Te1as-God bless him.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

THE SENATE adjourned sine die on the 2sth
of March. No nomination to fill the vacancy
in the Supreme Beench was ma lie by the Pres
ident.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

LADY FRANKLIN and niece arrived in San
Francisco from the north on the Sd. They were
received in Oregon, Washington and British
Columbia, with every token of respect.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

DARKNESS RE9ovING.-Thc Stockton Repub-
lican reports revival of religion among the
colored people of that place.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

NosfF CAROLINA has voted against secession.
and the Arkansas State Convention voted down
a proposed ordinance of secession
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

lean of March 10th, says, large quantities of
cotton continue to arrive in New York by rail-
road Formerly all the cotton was sent down
the Mississippi, to New Orleans, thence to be
shipped east; now it goes up to Alton, and
New York city. Great piles of cotton are lying
at jersey City which haze come from the West
by the railroads. The Scientific American fur
ther remarks that the railroads have done a
last winter.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

A ROLAND FOR AN OLIvER.-Clingman, of
North Carolina, in the course of a secession
speech, said he would "have Senators remember
the ten tribes of Israel who went out" Senator
Hale. of New Hampshire, retorted that the ten
tribes did secede, but the arch oc the covenant
of the living God remained. and where were the
ten tribes now? God only knows-scattered
abroad over the face of the earth.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

ELEcTED.-Dr. w. P. Tilden, of Butte, and
DR.. A. Clark, of Ell Dorado, were elected ply
sicians to the Lunatic Asylum, on the Sd inst.
A great deal of time had been expended in
reaching an election.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

magazine for April has come to hand. Full of
fair reading matter.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12
SELECT SCHOOL,
YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

Pie Plants for Sale.
Nj 4 Vi no Z II, VICTORIA and G A.
WI EOUN'S PIE PLANTS can be had in large
or small quantiiiesby applying TO the subscribcr
on the Turnpike between Nevada and Grass Vail
ley Orders left with N. Bari:h Commercial
street, Nevada will be promptly attended to.
Feb. long T. WORrIIINGTOS.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

Col. LANDER, it is thought, will bo appointed
Governor of Dacotah Territory.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12
DIED,

In this city, April 10th, J. II. Schcllhorn. aged
67 years--of dropsy.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12
For Sale,

ONE SIX-INCH PUMP, Five feet stroke,
- all complete, and 900 feet six inch Wrought
Iron Pipe. VIII be sold low for cash. Apply to
the NEVADA FoUNDEY
Nevada, March 2Sth, 1861. I'm
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12
NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE.

My PRESENCE BEING REQUIRED IN
WI New York to assist in the settlement of an
estate, an therefore induced to offer onehaff of
the NEVADA JOURNAL Office for sale. Also my
Residence, excellent Piano, Library, Furni
ture, small Vineyard, &c. The property will be
sold low, l prefer to make sacrifice rather
than leave it in the hands of others during two
years absence.
Address, f. G. WAITE.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

q. wIsrEs DAVIS has been sent Minister TO
Hussia.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12
THE BRECKINRIDGE TEST.

THE BRECkINRIDGE TEST.
The leading men of the Breckenridge party
in this State established test last week at
Sacramento. The question to be asked of
voters at primary meetings is, " Are you
opposed to coercion and in favor of the
Peace Congress compromise ?n 1t matters
net whether the voter supported Breckin-
ridge and Lane, or not, all who answer af-
firmatively to the above test question are to
be admitted to vote.
The test has been gotten up with special
reference to securing votes, as the test ques-
tons of all parties of respectable strength
are apt to be- Events may transpire before
the llth of June, the day appointed for the
Breckinridge State Convention, which shall
call for change in the programme. What
if the South shall call for the surrender Of
all government property south of Mason and
Dixon's Line, and the recognition Of the
independence of the Cotton ConfederAcy! :!
Will the Breckenridge party adhere to the
test in such contingencies Will they still
advocate anti-coercion, and what will be-
come of the measures of the Peace Con-
gresss
If the Breckinridgers are in favor of the
independence of the South, why have they
not the manliness to say so unequivocally :?
Anti-coercou means independence and
nothing else, for the revolving States are
not coming back without greater cences-
sioas than the North will ever grant They
do not mean to come back st all, in any
event. The Peace Congress, had it author
ity, could not restore them to allegiance to
the American Union. They intend or at
least the men in authority, that final sep
arstioa shall be maintained. The anti
coercionist. are playing into the hands Of
the rebels. Anti-coercive policy looks to
the ultimate recognition of Southern inde-
pendence if the rebels wish it. The Breck-
inrdgers can be called nothing less than
enemies of the Union in disguise. Iu the
event of an attempt ne made by the AG-
" tHlOICC lucy uC-
sign to hinder the execution by open SYM
pathy and cooperation with the yiolators of
the laws.
The doctrine of anti-coercion has been
espoused by the Breckinridgers, We take it.
in all its latitude. The flag of the United
States, can be insulted, government prop
erty stolen, vessels on the Mississippi from
a free State can be fired on, citizens of the
Union seized and executed while in the
performance of their sworn duty, and all
with impunity. Anti-coercon makes no
exceptions Insults and outrages must be
pocketed, without syllable of complaint.
Crimes can be committed of the most infa-
nous nature by the rebels, such if perpe-
trated by any foreign power against the
most humble citizen would call forth the
whole naval and military power of the
United States to punish, but not blow
must be struck against the rebels. They,
of all the world, must be exempt from pen
alties.
Verify, we have fallen upon strange times.
Judgment seems to have fed to british
beasts and m en- have lost their reason.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12
DISSOLUTION.

TFNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
l. John Harrison & Lewis Younglove is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The books and
accounts up to March 18th, have been assigned to
John Harrison. All persons indebted to the late
firm are in ,ted to call and settle without delay.
April 1lth, 1S6l JOHN HARRISON.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

TIask' s, Dalley's and
1IeALIsTER'S Ointment For sale by
E i. SPENCE, Broad street
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-12

es- NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY! ~gsz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
nIlsn.

On Friday the 1l;h Instant the 10th year OF his Mr..
DAsIkL TRUEHEART sr.
Hs place from his residence, Of Leigh
and Sd this Afternoon at o'clock His friends are Invited
10 a tend without further notice
owh opngough In the county Of Nsis'n the oh day Of
August ADDIs 6sAvEs FAINT dau liter Of Vim and Virginia
l. brOeknsn, aged IL months and 25 dsys.
day beautiful ID hJWer Of promise fades and
pssss h's Ssnten world livery dDy come jw
Of 1--we stoa from carefully guarded csskt Abrearh
de 10 h. circle, dover pueked fFam sum-
Hope fsith and prayer are too poSedts TO stay
ierss hand OF Death Little Adde dservedly
pet and ilol Of the family 70 her afflicted parents 10 this
bereavement tender sincere iymPaths
Let h,n ek reelection thst the .rlin 81 'h-r
still iSeI nd happy that he u her HI born n
men, taken her beautiful home Ia Heaven Weave the
chap c; rers the about her
de grave But u ember, she Il rot he neither she
tut living she In PIE5 wi hthe Je sho so tender
" esssd little Children upon eah and said, suffer the little
children TO ccme me- forth them for q such the
Iaph Of HI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
From the Norfolk Day Book Of yesterday.
CAPE HENRY BEACH.


Information broaght to the city yesterday morn
ing that large United ates transport ship mad run
ashore Cape Herrv Beach
The commanding officer this post Jimmie diitaiy Pro-
cssded 70 the beach. Rifle guns we're mounted ~
While ana operation beg u the result OF 80" W
have no, a. ye learned but will, doubtless, oeo'e NC
% to press.
We are indebted to a gentleman OF this city, VINO W.T.
ne sed the Engagement between our forces ana the
se above alluded TO- for the following addonSl parteu
lar. The forces engaged on our side were the huger
Artillery. Lou'sanS Guard Artillery and Chesapeake
Light Artillery; the whole under the command OF hsJ'r
Saunders. Firing commenced on our soe toou'
o'clock and continued until night set in Il vas not re-
turned by the vessel but in short while after we be-
gan operations the steamer Monticello hove sght ana
open her fire upon At first her shot DID not rec
hut, changing her position, she threw SHOT mneo'-
ste'y smong Us
The vessel /, fur gged and is riding sfsnchcr ae;ui
two mi from the shore None OF our guns took h tt
upon the vessel nor did any Of the shot from the hon;-
cello do US injury. Three men were perceived on her
bow when tn engagement fist began; but they a'er
wards went below and nothing further was feen oil
them.
The Monticello remained until nghtfa, when ste In
for Old int 10 procure assistance, as Is supposed, Tor
the purpne Of towing III vessel out.
ANOIHKR ACCOUNT.
A gentleman who was at the Old Pleasure Horse on
Cane Henry beach informs that the transport ship
right abreast Of the place he was about two miles out
sbe was riding at anchor in rough way, unable to
move from her position for fear Of being driven ashore
e. witnessed the shot from batteries on shore and
confident that she was struck twice by them sides
b. saw several shell burst right her deck. He
N much better position to the effect Of our firing
than persons at batteries. The Monticello was
cruising towards Cape Henry, when our batteries hrs
opsned on the ship and hioks she attracted more
b. the alsh than by the report Of guns as the wind
bore CT the sound. She Immediately moved up into
convenient position and opened FIRE upon our bltteries
fling about ten times.
After this (about o'clock she bore towards O!d
Point The transport fred no gun during the time. o.
she'll from the Monticello bursted within about one huu-
dred yards Of the place where informant was stand
ing No body hurt our side.
Here ihep we have ar o.her instsnce in which heavy
seige pieces mounted on carryals would have been 6f
inmenss service TIE capture Of this YES
ST. which one or two Of these kesyy 20 pcundeIs Ct
rtied cannon would have effected woull have amply re-
plil the construction Of hundred such guns. bow
loag will we adhere to cid notions!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
TELEG RAPHTC.
MORE OF THE sTORNING OF SANTA ROSA


MoBILK, Oct. llth-A special dispitch to the Mobile
Advertiser and Register Of date from Pensaco
Ia, states that five companies tf Aissssppiars were en-
gagged in the fight Santa Rosa leland Wednesday
night under the command of Col. Chll ners, with Cap
tains Benton, HcGowen, Pseke and Miller ard Lieuten
ants Watson. Myckls, johnson, keGowen, Banks and
Smith The cafullties were three killed, among whom
Is private W. E Webbur. Among the wounded gre
Capt. Benton, and p'ivates sdllnan and DAY.
The Georgia troops suffered severely.
Col. Browl treats the wounded and prisoners kindly
LATEST INTELLIGENCE
The Federsls have twenty-five Of Our men prisoners
including the wounded.
Lieut. L,yne il in the enemy's hospital, doing tolera
by well, and i: is hoped that his lg vi DE saved
Col Brown, OF Fort Picksns will not respect our hos
pits and Dr. Ford will not remove the sick until the
hospital is fred into.
Sixteen Of our dead are now being brought over.
The killed aud wounded in the Florida regiment are
Killed-Ton Bond, Us Hale and Ruth Tllinghast.
Woxnded-wm. Denham, jos. Echol', Theodore NJ
Sillsr snd --- Sims.
Pri,uars-Lisu.. Farley. Berj. Psrkers, Mack jar
Wis, j. H. Paterson and Flsuellen Godln.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
CITY ITEMS.

The THEArRE.-We insert, by request, the following
communication from oi'y correspondent who signs
himself "Bruus" Our suggestion" did not 60 to the
extent Of closing the third tier" altogether but better
that this should be done than that the drama should be
brought into dsrepute by keeping OPEN Der notion
that only who not admitted to other parts Of
the building should be allowed to enter the thrl tier
and our reason for not excluding them Is akin to Ham
let's OF servstion that,
"Guity creatures, sitting at play,
Have by tho very cunning Of tha scene
Been 40 struck TO the soul, etc"
Frisad L0edl-As lover OF the Drama wa, much
xrati6ed to notice. in this MORNINGS Whig your sugges.
lions to Prof Hewitt who is abou: 20 reopen the Old
Marshall" (onee so popular under the regime Of John
Seop in days gone by) ard sincerely trust tina! be will
dispense with the Objectionable tier and dscountenapce
"caterg the pitt" evils which, under the late bun,
cork managers whose souls centred in toe Dtnty
fire cents admission business and knew higher
bi:ou than the tambourines jingle pick of the baro
deferred many ladies and gentlemen from gratifying
their fondness for dramatic performances which, When
properly selected and srtscay rendered. tend to Gle.
vae and refine the CLASSIC mind whereas the BoWeIy
trash" with which the Richmond people have been too
long surfeited is demorazing in the extreme
well conducted Theatre ia an Innocent and interest
ing Place OF recreation tits only the usual adjuno that
corrupt rtfessor Hewitt, learn, is gentleman tf
refinement and culture, aud rus. his own good taste
will induce him to make the proposed change
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
THE EUROPEAN COALITION AGAINST NEytC

THE EUROPEAN COALITION AGAINST MEXICO
The London Slipping gaz'tts of the llth of SePtCm'
ber contains the following in relation to the position and
disposition Of Eiropeparticulary England and Faaoe
towards NJ 'Iicoi
ire expectation that combined Anslo-french naval
and military expedition is to be Immediately organised,
"a Obtain redress for the ndgnites and ires ih'sed
q, British ami French Interests in Mexico is regarded
nth saiyfaeion b. all who have watched the plntll
,,sro-eaces Of the liberation so long shown to the va
i,p. governments in that country is reported that
snajn also anxiouy DESTROYS of some rcFpse able ad
Is,ens that nay -. a. END " the sreVslng horrors
AID the private letteis last received from MEXICO,
sterste tie assertion tia, foreign interven Ion 10 pray
"A for BY the whole population, with the exception OF
military or political robbers b. whom the existing an
arcSv has been created Under the circumstances, TOO,
!, IA assumed that tho Federal Cabnt Of Washington
VII be disposed cordially cooperate in the work. 20
y IL shsI permsrsay, eOneiite AL ratler al claims
hsther the question Is bs deIt wi by thu general
eembn ,tioa which thus in prospect or by
Land aud France alone it Is evident that further delay Is
AZ al ead. ,,
u snrs,d in som3 larers that II Il the OH ct OF
hS rvo poaers 10 hess strong force in the NJ y9in
E.e, aadIhu4 tgke Advantage of auyeoatingencv that
NAV sisc durug the peadng dict between the North
ern and Southern ststes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

HANDSOME INPRovKNEsr.-Three large brick tene'
ments have recently been erected by Mr.. Ohas Davis,
Of the firm of Karsey Davis builders. at the corner OF
a. and Streets which when finished will present
very slegan; appearance The row has bsen leased We
VI dsrsand the rate Of 81 500 per sunum and will be
occupied as large boarding establishment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

MAYORS COuRr.-Yeserdry, Jno. Ricely, charged with
using threatening language to Caroline Lehman, was
quired to give security for his good behavior.
Thomas Dobson, charged with stealing IS ard gold
locket irom Chal Miller, WAS sent to jail Tom is one
Of the worst boys in Richmond
Michael Levy, charged with assaulIirg Alice White
was hound over to keep the peace.
Della Williams, for being drunk in the street, and
wearing male attire, was hed.to bail for her good bt
havior.
Several fines for violations Of city ordinances we're iu
posed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
DY Ta. GevsRNoa OLE v,neINIA.-

GNN6HNOh OF
ID In the elections about 70 be
members ofCO o. the Confederate States and ao
embes The state Conyen1n and Of tie House CT Dele
and supply gscAncts NINng II tppeais 10
Executive that VI the counties entitled TO Ike sal cleo
tons be- In OF the ensmyor 81 hos
tie e. that o. non'equ e such possession may be
cd said tlscions a, TIE pAcfs AUTHORIZED by
General Assembly aud the Co ysnon having made
n p oylJon tuJh emergency: Now theeOr' l. JOHN
LErLHSH Governor - the Comm eEh Of Nrl do hereby
prescribe the osiag regulators for holding said eeeozS sab
&c, alton o. the Legislature the Cow enton:
her Il Iona u, fgo proceeding rom
T. acon OF enemy b. mPrac lesb to hold the scaon At
any paes de,g by Law for holding the same any person
within the ctuay vote al other place therein at
Votes may and In the OF ptrei 81 cton 81
ne election be hl In county Of the District
therein vote other county Of the District 10 which
votes nsy b. t,k.r,
Ia eoua.s or District, In which held any
ccu1ty Ds ret present hns' TO the Co
N sone at the other county Imperialism
Commissioners ct rent At nhie1 he may he
h4 separate pol be opsnei 'or the eteton or e'c
uans authorized be he'd 70 his eouatV A7d ,uc p he
SHOW he -rt tied the Commissioners hall bis
nam 20 be rtclrdei SSH !, were In his sou "
The Waose duy Is TO returns OF elsclicns shall
the conclusion OF the rtc op return such separate
polls the Il @ eta Of the Commonwealth.
tlkg all such spscsl pols the prceted7gs shall BE-
had AID under prescribed In regular elect
In al where returning officers net find practicable
they may the Akn and in their od - the sCcs
tarv Of the 90 rmonseAth.
Given under hand. Governor. and ur der the al
Us ofhs In. Rlchmsnd this IN day of &C.
tobsr A. D. isGl. ard 10 The S6h y.tro 'he 0ermon.
th JOHN LETCdER.
Gzu2oE W. yySFlRg,
eelq-t6N sesIeiAty OF the cJmu- nweaith
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
FROM THE POTOMAC.

FREDERICKSBURG. Co.. llth-Therc was firing up the
Potomac this morning at o'clock and again at o'clock
The first was caused by batteries opening on Fed.
ersl tug boat which, under of darkness, burnt
Confederate boat The damage to tie tug is unknown.
The 6rirg st o'clock this afternoon is Explained
Each ing .asted about 80 minutes.
There was evidently no general engagement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, O5t. lion yeatcld'y the Grand Jury
of the Confederate Court in the prosecution Of sa drew
and others, charged With muny board the prvaeer
JEFF DAVE, found true bill sgairst Slndrcw. Others
have been retained as i~ines:es. The trial will ke
oil O, IN mex. Wednesday