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The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08
CHAS. KENT. E. o. ToMPKINs.
EMPIRE MARKET
REMOVED
To No. 5 Commercial street.
GOOD AMERICAN BEEF.
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution to me directed issued
ID out of the Hon. District Court. OF the 18th
Judicial District, i'll and for the county of Nevada,
State of California, bearing date February Sth
\. u. 1861, in favor of c. A. PECK and W. c. Co
LEY and against ABEL Lowe, JNO. +. JONES,
GEO. REES and JNo. OWENS, for the sum of Elev-
Hundred and nine and 100 dollars, with in
terest on the said sum of Sil09 e from the 18th
day OF February \. n. 1861 at the rate of y. per
cent per month until paid, together with sos 90
costs of suit and all accruing COSTS have levied
upon the following described property which was
heretofore levied upon and attached Dee. 12th
1860 at Gis O'Clock to-wit all the right, title
and interest of the above named defendants of, in
and to certain set of mining claims mining
ground situate on Grizzly Hill bloomfield Town
ship, Nevada County, Cal, and known as the San
Juan claims, together with all appurtenanccs
thcremto belonging.
Notice is hereby given that on TUESDAY the
2d day of April A. u 1861, between the hours
of Q A. NJ. and p. ~. l will sell all the right,
title and interest Of the above named defendants
of, in and to the above described property. at the
Court House door, in Nevada City, at public au
ton, for cash in hand to the highest and best bic
to satisfy said execution and costs.
J. B: VAN HAGEN, Sheriff,
by JOHN DICKSON, Under Sheriff.
T.. z. Hawley, Plfi7s Atty.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

PERSONAL. That genial and talented gentle
man, Brother Avery, editor of the Marysville
Appeal, was in town on Tuesday and honored
us with visit. He was on his way from the
Union Inauguration ball at North San Juan. It
may not in this connection be improper to tell
the patrons of the Appeal in this vicinity. and
they are many, that Brother Avery we fear is
working too hard to give them the excellent
paper he does. Intellect is getting the better
of the physical with him.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

THE New FLAG OF SoUTH CARoLISA.-Tbe
State flag of South Carolina consists of blue
field with white palmetto tree in the middle
upright. A white crescent is in the upper flag
staff corner, the horns pointing upwards
Charleston Mercury
That crescent is appropriate. 1t reminds
one of moonsbine.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08
BORN.

Feb. 2S to the wife of Joseph VI. Mcguire, of
Rough Il Ready, son.
March 18th to the wife of J. II. Wentworth
Gold Flat, sOn-a l21! FOUNDER.
In this city, March 5th, the wife of Wendelin
Dreyfuss, of daughter.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08
er@sA FEED STABLES
A=z4zGA AND COR R AL,
j. T, s A XB ".

Having removed from the old place and Estab-
lished 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 at the most reasonable rates.
Returning thanks for the past liberal patronage
they most respectfully solicit continuance of the
same. HUFFAkERS 4 SAXBY,
Aug. l1-m3 NORTH san JuAN
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

A CATALOGUE of stars has been commenced at
the Observatory in Cambridge, Massachusetts,.
1t will require five hundred years to compl etc
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

BERGER, the celebrated billiard player, de-
mands $4,000 and expenses both ways to visit
Calitorn ia. Nothing like Phclan in his demands.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

GEN 10 LANE WnlTETH AGAN.-Jo Lano is
at New Orleans, from which place he recently
wrote letter to his wife, thus reported by the
Kankakee Gazette:
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

IT Is HERE.-Spring is upon US. The
universal air is beginning to be burdened
with its odors. The citizens of Marysville
have scented its coming from afar off and
their spirits arc rejoicing. In front of every
house in town may be seen at least a half
a dozen phare phemales, clad all in odi-
Gus shakers and soiled gloves, tearing up
by the roots of sundry cherished shrubs
and plants with apparently as little COM
FUNCTION as they tear out fellows heart,
sometimes. And after they get them up,
they take great ugly sharp instruments and
clip them and cut them down to a shape to
suit themselves, and then dig a hole some
where else and bury them almost out of
ight.-Ndtional Democrat
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

Slavery in Russia ended on last New Year Z
day. The serfs, 40, 100000 in number, were
then to be freed.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08
M orlens, Jan. 10, 1861.
Dere Game,

DClU UIHt,
rite to tell you that 1 have dissoluted in
kommon with the Sowth. We are afeard of
Jcems Buchanan, lie is 2 korrupt for us, and
we have resolved to throw him on the t.nder
Mursy of the North. iwil ce you, the kuntry
neds my service, & won't give her up. rite
sci the cow and get sum muny fur expect an
office now. Your husband,
T.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

GRAPE Growing REPoRT.-Hon. ]. NJ
Avery, of the Assembly has sent US pub
lie document emanating from committee
in the Assembly and devoted to grape
growing.
There is nothing new in the report what
ever. What the country wants is not gen.
eralities, not history of the planting of
the grape on the Pacific by the old padres,
but information derived from experience
in this State if possible, and, if not, from
experience obtained in cultivating the vine
tiles Of soil necessary to produce the diff
ferent kinds of grapes in perfection; the
mode of planting and modes of cultivation;
what kinds would be likely to do best in
this section and what in that; and, in
short, we want such information rs will in
struct the people in a knowledge of how to
grow grapes successfully in all parts of the
State. We want an encouragement based
on the results of experiments made in vine
planting.
We notice the committee recommend
commission be appointed to further the
cause of vine growing. If the commission
be established of competent persons, it
will rebound to the good of the country
and we shall be ready to concede to the re-
port before rs the merit of suggesting a
step progressive in the right direction.
CHANGE OF VENUF.-The Legislature has
passed an act granting a change of venue
in the case Of Horace Smith, from San
Francisco to Placer County. Welook upon
the act as one on which the Governor may
very properly fix his veto. A more glaring
interference of one department of the gov
ernment with another has never occurred
Why the Legislature should step in and as
sumo the business of the Judiciary in Hor-
ace Smiths case more than any other, is
not clear. Ifhe is guilty of murder let him
take his chance before his peers, in like
manner as the humblest citizen. Let US
have no favors shown the influential, more
than the obscure when life is at stake fol
crime. Impartiality and nothing more has
any one: the right to expect who has vio-
l,ted the laws. Gov. Downey will veto that
act, we feel confident
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

"CALIFonSIA MeUNTAINEER."-Af fine num-
Der of this magazine for March, lies on our
table. 1t is printed at Chinese Camp, Tuolum-
ne county, by II. S. Brooks, and contains about
It's pages of good reading matter. 1t is an
evidence Of great intellectual enterprize.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

PROBABLE RESIGNATION OF SENATOR THoM-
AS am informed says the Sacrament
to correspondent of the San Francisco
Times, " that the Hon. Phil. Thomas, of
Placer, contemplateS rcsigning on the goth
of March. His seat is claimed by Mr.. Hig-
gins, Republican; though am not advised
that any actual contest for it has commence
ed. But the intended resignation of the
Senator has no connection with the dis
rute concerning his seat. 1t is alleged
that suit involving the right of Senator
Thomas to the titles and estates of the
Duke of Roxbprghe, in the peerage of Scot
land, has reached a stage which establishes
his claims. Weall know the actual position
in the grade of political honors of Duke
of Roxburghe is infinitely below that of an
American sovereign. But it has some social
and pecuniary advantages not to be despised:
Therefore there is danger that California
will lose Senator, and Great Britain will
gain peer"
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

JEFF. DAVIS INAUGURArED.- The Pony
brings intelligence that jeff Davis has been in
augurated President of would bc Southern
Republic.
JEFF. has been elevated some, but not yet ac-
eording to his deserts. We hope to see him oc-
cupying platform more agreeable to his char
acter.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

IMPORTANT ARMY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Scott has issued orders to the following ef-
feet:
l. Officers on leave of absence, who have
been absent from duty for period of eight
months, will Immediately proceed to join
their respective companies or stations. Ofti-
GERS absent for n less period, bnt whose
leave of absence exceeds eight months, will
in like manner return to duty at the exp-
ration of that number of months.
2. Officers absent on account of sickness
will present themselves to a medical officer
of the army for examination, who, in his
report, forwarded to army headquarters for
decision, will give minute history of the
case, distinctly stating whether the officer
can, without injury to his health, travel to
his station whether the station is in Sec
ton of country likely to retard his restora-
ton to health and, also, whether proper
medical attention, in every respect, can there
be rendered.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

THE Territorial Enterprize calls attention to
the numerous uncovered shafts in the vicinity OF
Virginia City, says great many accidents have
happened from them and that they ought to be
guarded in some manner.
The same paper mentions the fact that school
house and Methodist church are to be built at
Silver City, and a Hook L Ladder Company or
ganized.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08
WHICH DIR. LEVASON

W "
Has purchased the right of manufacturing, and
has all the steam apparatus &C. &c. with a
urge assortment of the most beautiful TEETH
expressly for this process. The durability of
Nulcanitc has been fully tested in the Eastern
States during the last four years. and prenounc-
cd pre- eminent over all krown substances rs n
PLATE FOR ARTIFICIAL. TEETH
Rendering the work much LIG HTER and
CHEAPER than G0LDm yet equally durable
and more beautiful. 1t absorbs no moisture !
Rcsists the strongest acids !! Taking a high
polish and having no intcrstices for the lodg-
ment of food u 1t is more cleanly than any
Gold work can be made and are
Worn with more Comfort,
And owing to their extreme lightness. any de-
sired fulness may be given to the FACE with
out preccptably increasing the weight.
Those interested are invited to call on
DIR. LEVASON.
Office is over Block Co.'S store Nevada
Ms- Stopping of decayed, and repairing bro
ken teeth with Artificial Bone or Pure Gold,
extracting or cleaning of teeth. Charges the
same rs in the States-a list of which, as allow
ed by the Dental Colleges can be seen at the
D octor's Office.
Particulars will shortly be published with
Certificates.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

FORT CAPTURED AND RETAKEN.-Fort Neale
revolutionary earthwork near this town,
was taken possession of on Saturday night
last, and on Sunday morning the commu-
nifty was intensely excited at the report that
the Palmetto flag was flying high above the
ramparts, and had been nailed to the flag
staff. This outrage was borne in silence
during the sacred hours of the Sabbath day
and night, but early on Monday morning
our citizens were startled by the report of
cannon, fired in quick succession. On in
quiry, it was ascertained that company of
jolly tars hadrecaptured the fort, shot down
the Palmetto flag, trampled it in the dust,
and ran up the stars and stripes in its place.
Forthwith, the national ensign was floating
in the breeze from every masthead in the
port, and we had general rejoicing on the
occasion Washington (N. N) Dispatch, o.
Jan. 29h.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

The FRENCH PRESS on THE AMERICAN CRl-
sIs.-The Paris correspondent of the n. Y.
Tribune saws:
Mr.. Buchanan gets very hardly served all
the more hardly that the French publicIsts
serve out their appreciations of mis- conduct
with no mingling of passion. quote from
four newspapers that chance to be under
my hand they are the organs respectively
OF four different French parties or shades of
parties. They are all of date not older than
yesterday. Les Debats treats Mr. Buchanan
as one "who seems to be at heart (au fond
du coe,r) an accomplice in the Secession
movement, and disarms the Federal power
by his own inaction." The Opinion Ma
tionale does not hesitate to charge him fatty
with treason. The Constitutional finds the
explanation of his misconduct of affairs
rather in his imbecility than in his wicked
ness of purpose. lie Steele regards his de-
vice of general fast and prayer AS not IN
able political measure; but rs a PRAYER is
undoubtedly and eminently a good thing,
and humiliating likewise, speaks of the Fast
with entire respect, but urgently presses on
Mr. Buchanan and our people, to consider
whether the Presidential Fast is the one apt
to the case; whether the only right kind of
fast is not better indicated in Isaiah, chap
ter LvIII, verses 5 to 10 inclusive? is not
this the fast that have chosen? To loose
the bands of wickedness, to undo the heavy
burdens, and to let the oppressed go free.
and that ye break every yoke ~ For the
rest of the old original proclamation, see
Isaiah as above.
The Nevada journal., 1861-03-08

EUROPEAN NEws.-NEw YoRK, Feb. 14.--The
steamship New York; fom Southampton Jan.
29th, has arrived.
GENOA, January 25.-Thc Courier Mercantile
OF to-day, says the bombartimert of Gaeta Is
continued with prcdigious effect from the bate
rles on the land side conformity with the power
ful operations of the feet. 1t is hoped that sue
cess will attend the efforts of the beseigers in
few days. The feet withdrew the 23d, in
order to repair damages, after having silenced
nearly all the enemies batteries. 1t was to re
commence the bombardment on the same even
ing.
NAPLES, Jan. 26.-The bombardment contin-
ues Reasonable correspondence of high i'm
portance, which has been entertained with Gaeta
has been discovered.
PEsEH, Jan. 27.-The inhabitants of Voivo-
davio have protested against the inco rporation
OF that Province with Hungary in an arbitrary
manner They demand the consideration of the
Servian National Assembly.
PARIS, 26.-The Patrie says it is not true, as
some journals have stated, that the French
Government has encouraged Denmark to resist
the demands of Germany neither is it true
that France is organizing squadron to be sent
to the Baltic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-03
h Bakers Premium Bitters.
HRNRICO COUNTY, Oot ], 1850.

Dear sIr-My wife has been suffering with Dys-
pepsla and Nervous Affection for several years,
during which time she was as ill as possible to be
ve ali hopes of life, by her phy siclan well as
b, her relatives and friends, were blasted. FINAL,
w. she CONNIE need, in small quantities. the use OF
course of eight weeks, by daily using them,) re
stored her to perfect health. am equally graft
~as long suffering with the Diarrh9a, attended
ialy by an able physician, without giving any re-
,et but the use of one bottle OF these IN EST :
,ealth and vigor. 1t is my firm opinion, substan-
dated By that of my family PHYSICIANS, that IA
rp- now before the public for the above men
ioDed diseases.
Yours, Tost truly, P. w. J. QUARLEs.
These BItters can be had of all the Druggists in
mis- CITY, and at every respectable Drug Store IN
he State. Orders filled promptly by addressing
4. BAKER, Proprietor,
osO-ts Richmond, Va.
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"a The Peeuliarities of the Female Con

IA The Pecuiiarities of the Female Con
sttutlOn and the various trials to which the sex Is
subjected, demand an occasional recourse to slim
ulants. 1t is important however, that these shall
be of a harmless nature, and at the same time ac-
cOmpiish the desired end. HOSTE TIER GIL
tBkArED STOMACH BITFkRS Is the very
article. Its effects IN all cases of debility are al
most magical. 1t restores the tone OF the dlges-
sans, nluses fire. sh vitality into the whole
syste III, and gives that cheer funess 10 the temper
ament which is the most valuable OF feminine at
fractions The proprletors feel fattere from the
TACT that many OF the most prominent medical
mIums upon the BiteIs the virtues OF which they
have frequently tested and acknowledged. There
are numerou commercials offered for sale, all OF
which are destitute of merit, and positively lnJu
riOns to the 81 stem. Sold bv Druggists and AL
general, everywhere. de l0-dtFl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-03

FoRRIoN IMMIGRATION 49, During the past
year 1913 62t INN grants have arrived At New
York from foreign coun tries, Of whom there
were 46 $50 Irish. 1896 Germans, HIP Eng
lish, sos Scotch, ,i70 French and .366 Swiss.
Last year the INN grants who arrived al New
York were 70 322, and the previous year 7o, $50
or the total for 1860, Ia, 200 avowed their In
tsntion to locate In Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. A large number Of these Intending to
reside in New York, also subsequently, find
their way 10 Pniladelphie. The steady pre-.
ponderance Of the Irish and German elements
show that former influences have not changed
materially or the entire lo3,621 immigrants,
only 1900 were destined for the Southern
States, while New England absorbed no less
than ~ 600, New York $4,000, and the North
" est 2U,OUO.
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WITNESS!
HOW HE CAME
HAMPToN,S TINCT

HAMPToN's TINCTURE.
WONDERFUL AND ASTO UNDING!
MgssRs. MORTIMER & MowBkAY:
Having seen certificate Of great cure Of Scro-
fula, by HamptOn's Vegetable TIncture, on q ser
want boy IN the family of the Hon. Vim. p. Thorn
assen, of Kentucky, with certificates of the Hon.
h. Clay and Others, testiying TO persons cured by
1t, was also induced 10 try the Tincture on ser
want girl OF nine. Her disease acas scrofuId IN
its worst form; she Was blind an both eyes, and
her case was so bad that never expected to see
her restored. procured the Tinctare, and am
happy to say, before she had used one bottle she
bekaa TO see, and by the time she had taken the
second bottle her ssight was quite resto red and
she cured Of this ioathsome disease, and now,
though two years have elapsed, she has had no re-
turn OF the disease, and l cOnsider her entirely
cured Dy this rInctart. give this certihcate that
others may be induced, as l was, to try this most
valuable remedy, as | believe, from what | have
seen, 1t would cure most diseases OF this KIND.
J. b. n. ANDERSON,
Kent county, near Chestertown, Md.
Call and get Pam phlets, and see cures OF Coughss
Rheumatism, Scrofu ia, &c. AS restorative and
tnvigoratoT 1t has been highly recommended.
H4MPTUN'S EQUITABLE TINCTUhE.
A- Deiicate Ladies and Children will please
gIgo Ii a trial.
rhs Tlnot.re will be found great medi cine for
Ali their diseases.
Sold 10y PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond;
~ DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by ali the Drug
.lsts in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles,
So. no 26-dhcwts
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c

~s STANTON BOOT, SHOE AND
49, LEATHER FACTORY.-Thls Compa-
ny is prepared to fll orders for Mems. Women's
Boys and Girls BOOTS and BRUGANS. of ever,
variety, from the finest Ladies' sLIPPtR and
Mems CONGRESS CATER and OXFORD TIE.
to the heaviest BOOT ard BROGAN
1t Is a Southern Factory, built up By Southern
capital, with the most a. proved machinery, work
ed by steam, and good wofkmen as are In the
United States and will furnish as good work, al
the same price, as any Factory in the Union Let
Southern men sustain Southern manufactures.
ed to be such as ordered. Address.
de 49,. I'm VIM H. CARRIER, Sup't,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-03

IA Leeches! Leeches!! Leeches! III
nave Jp .trecelyed, py Adams Express, lot OF
fresh WEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the mos.
reasonable terms -
r. S.-CUPPING and LEECHiNG promptly at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer
can Hotel, (entrance 18th street, and at night
1t the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
Az l0--ts r. C. HOBSON.
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rsx ylAH. or RAlLRoAplse IN THE Us,r.p

TBH kAks OF nAILkoADINd IN THE UNITED
SrArRs.-The world has probably never wit
Messed, in any department OF industrial and
mechanical development. such an extraordi-
nary phenomenon as that Of railroad con-
structioa In the United States during the last
ten years. Railroading had commenced long
before. but the larger portion Of the immense
number aud magnitude of railroads in this
country has been made between 1850 and 1860.
aud almost altogether between 1850 and 1857.
To show this clearly and strlktngiy. we wtli
present the length Of railroads In each State.
In each OF the years 1850 and 1860, ~ near -
We can ascertain them The following table
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-03
IA All Nledicines should be Prepared by

h All Medicines should be Prepared by
REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR. ]. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis. and that hon OF
diseases, Consumption: PRICE 80 ets; and VI:
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration is a positive cure. Price SO cts:
tism, Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Pflce, IL, rs
and 90 cts. -
DR.. j. s. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure OF Scrofula, old
EruptIons, Chrome Diseases, Uulcers, Sores
Swelied Neck, Biies and all diseases arising from
an impure state OF the blood. Price 81.
Sold by Druggists, and BY
WARNER l.. WARlNG,
2l-ly l07 Broad ST.. Agent for Richmond.
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TAE WkDDlNG RINen smDlsna.ie Of /

THE WEDDING RING u emblematic of the
=, nssriass relation Gold win wear out By irio-
nishss always bright Thus, with lie. the Ring
y without end; 30 Likewise is the union without
lnterrupaon or end, except By the death Of he
The Wedding Ring bsins plain. shows that the
At one 70 whom i u gwen Is, the sstiraf.on OF
needing not the foreign aid Of ornament 90 render
his days. 80, 49,
A good assortment of plain Gold Rings, suitsble
Tor w edding Rings, Just finished, can &c Joana at
MAIN SFREET, who're VIII % loana atcncss
Jcwelry, Silver Ware, Silver plated ware, spec
taclcs, 30, 20. Watches. Jsweify ana spsctaclss
repaired In the best manner.
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

MAIN STREET HvsPi FOR
uI SLAV ES.-Ths Hospital IL situated near the
corner of Nam and 2sth streets, and is admirably
adapted in airiness, privacy and healthfniness OF
position to the purposes for which 1t has been in
sttuted. namely For MEDICAL, SURGICAL
snd OBSTETRICAb treatment OF SLAV ES.-
The rules and regulations governing this lnstitu
ton have already been published. \ circular con
Lining full particulars will be furnish ed those who
may desire further information.
TERMs.-Patients per week, 30 ess than week
81 per diem; but til .eggregats shall not eresed
ths charge for JEl1 vesk. Patients attend
ing the daily examinations mot ut subjects
for HOSPITAL CQNFINEMENTJ charged the
regular fee adopted by tie profession at large. -
The above charges include board. medicine, medi
cal attendance and nursing. Surgical ope ration,
the city: For further inf95matop. Apply TO The
the underslgned P sicians and ProprIetors.
FRS. W. HANCOCK. M. D.,
Main St., bet. Sd and Attn. or No, 100 Main st.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, M. D.,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace st, bet. 9Th and 6th
X. s. VEST. NJ. D, Franklin st.,
Near Ballard House, cor NJ ain and 9TH sts
PHILIP s. HANCOCK, M. d.,
Resident Ply slcian.
CYRUS BROOKS,
apI9-Iy Resident Assistant.