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The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
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Special Notices.
DIR. HosrETTrR,s sroMACn BI,

DIR. HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT
TERS.--The operation of this palatablc remedy
upon the stomach, liver and excrctory organs is
singularly soothing Ttnd conservative. 1t regu-
lates. recruits md ptrifies them. Dyspepsia IN
all its forms yields to its control and ligoratlnS
properties, and it is recommended to mothers, en-
fcebled by the cares and duties of maternity, as
the safest and best tonic they can proDably use
in all the crisis of female life it will be found emf
nently useful, and elderly persons will derive
much more benefit from it than from ordinary
stimulants.-Sold by all Druggists and dealers
everywhere. scp21-1m.
TO INVALIDS.--Benic Located in n
r1imate that is the medium between the heat of
the interior and the cold Of the seacoast is partic
larly adapted to the treatment CT the sick, and
pecially TO the prostrating endemic fcvers of the
interior.
The subscriber has been practitioner in BENZ
ca for years, having found by experience the pc
culiar healthfulness of the climate, to which he
partially attributes the success which has attend
cd his treatment Of many dangerous cases, has
determined to open hospital for the sick.
The Hospital viii beftted up for the accoInmo-
dation of both sexes, and will be made in every
respect as comfortable homes no particular
treatment Will be adopted, rs GOOD common sense
treatment. The undersigned will bt prepared to
have accommodations for baths, etc.
Excellent s; rings are in the nei9hborhood, Shd
nothing viii be spared TO assure quick and per
manent cure in the most chronic diseases.
y. Il. Consultations in eli the Modern Ian
guages. Privacy strictly attendedto
sept6,3mis. y. NERlIANE, VI. d.
Benicia.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

News FROM PASAMA.-The ST. Louis arrived
from Panama on Sunday, with $50 passengers,
and S., 900 in specie from Manzanillo. Panama
dates are to the 18th of September. News from
Carthagena confirms the report of the taking of
Papaycu by Arbaleda. Antioquia declines to
enter into any treaty with Mosquera. The Leg
islature of New Granada gives the Governor
discretionary power to release political prisoners
in Panama. general pardon has been gran
ted to all political prisoners concerned in the
Panama disturbances of September, 1860. Thir-
ty six Jesuit priests banished from New Grana-
da by Mosquera have gone to Guatemala. The
United States frigate Macedonian was at As
pinwall.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

FoREiGxERs, those not welded to mon
'archies, sympathise with the Government
of the United States in its efforts to.put
down rebellion and violence. The demo
cratic element everywhere sides with the
party for freedom and order The demo-
cratic interest in Great Britain protests
against the crusade of the slaveocracy upon
;the American Government. The popular
'brcastiia Ireland heaves in sympathy with
the loyal States Of the Union. Germany,
freedom-loying Germany, the land of schol-
ars and thinkers, is deyoted-to the Ameri-
!can cause. Prussia, too, is 'ifh us, and has
;giran US one of her princes to enlist under
the banner of the Republic. Imperial
France has given evidence of her friendship
TO the Government which her own Lafayette
lhclped to establish. Tie descendants of
the ancient Bourbons, sons of Louis Phil
Hippo, are in our armies. Russia, through her
minister at Washington, assures US of her
powerful friendship. And last, but not least,
6tarribaldi il, his island home, looks 20 the
issue and would throw the weight of his
sword in our scale. All save despotic Aus
.tria and .crumbling Spain are not enemies.
'Ehe former, besides the hatred which the
House of IIapsburgh has ever had to free
dom and free governments, is mindful of
be.1heck her diplomacy has received at the
lrsnds of the American Prime Ministers,
Webster and Marcy, in the cases of Dudley
Mann and Martin kozta. Hemmcd in, with
NO outlet but through the Adriatic, her in
significant navy could rendern no assistance
othc rebel ports however inimical tous she
might be. She can only shake her chains
of tyranny and growl. Spain has motive
for her apparent friendliness to the rebels
Disunite the navy of the North from the fill
libustering spirit of the South, and the is
land of Cuba is saved to the Spanish crown
For lesg years to come. The North does
not want the island; the South does. But
with no navy, the lillibusters can only an
mex it on paper to the negro Confederacy.
Spain hopes by the disruption of the
American Union to be able to cope with the
fragment ,covetous of her possessions.
people not given TO maratime pursuits,
would not be likely to give Cuba many
alarms for years, however much disposed
they might be. The Union severed in ac-
c@rdancc with the programme OF the rebels,
and the Negro Confedcracy would have all
it could do for forty years, under the most
prosperous circumstances, to take care OF
ats finances and ITSELF without embroiling
itself in war of conquest for Slave terrsso-
ry, against the moral sense of the European
powers. Cuba is counted the iairest jewel
in the Spanish crown. 1t is the most prof
liable one. To lose it would be to lose the
main support Of the Spanish throne. There
fvre it is, that every stroke, diplomatic or
otherwise, that can be made TO retain that
island Will he made. If the disruption of
the American Union w~ald tighten and pro-
long the grasp of Spain uPon Cuba, self
preservation tells Spain to spare noaid that
weuld produce the disruption.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

REMOVING SUNBURs.-If your young lady
friends would like to know what will take
off tan and sunburn, tell them to take a
handful of bran, pour quart of boiling
water on it, let it stand one hour, then
stain. When cold, put TO it a pint of bay
rum Bottle and use it when needed.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

BRoBER,ck MoNuMEXT.-The Trustees of the
Brodefick Monument Fund, have resolved to
commence operations the 18th of this month.
The proposed monument is to cost $4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

CoMPL1NESTARY.-Edwin Bell, the st. Louis
correspondent of tho Sacramento Union pays
the Germans of that place (St. Louis) the fol-
ing handsome complement:
Talk as We may of American patriotism and
courage, the Germans thus far il. the conflict
have shown themselves far the superior of the
native born citizens. 1t is brave, l acknowl-
edge, to face the enemy on the battlefield and
never finch-but it is even Drawer to face a
strong public sentiment and do what You think
is right, regardless of the consequences. This
the Germans of st. Louis will do every time.
verify believe they would express their senti-
ments even were the secessionists of the city
three times az formidable"
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
Dr.. scorr, in his farewell address TO his

Dr.. Scorr, in his farewell address 10 his
church, says:
have insisted and do insist upon it. that n
pastor has nothing to do with the partisan poll
tics of the day, but that his whole duty is to
preach the word of God, and cause the people
to understand il, and to leave all secular an1
civil matters te the citizens of the Common
wealth. hold that the church session, Pres
bytery, Synod and General Assembly have no
right, either from the Bible, or from the Consti-
tgtion of the Church, nor from the Constitution
of the United States, to handle or conclude any
thing that is not ecclesiastical or spiritual that
Christ is the sole and only and the Supreme head
of the Church, which is his body his spouse,
the family and kingdom of God and consc-
quently that the Church has nothing to do with
the politics of the hour.
l have never asked which was the popular
side Of any question. l have never stopped to
CONT the number of tn, hast opposed to my
views but always have tried to know what God
said on the sabject. | have, therefore, studied
his holy wold. and tried to teach you what it has
taught me.
What was DR.. Scott doing when he was
slandering Henry Clay9 Preaching the word
IF God Was he leaving secular and civil
matters then 20 citizens of the common
wealth? Was he when he compared the
infamous wretch Davis to Washington p
Was he trying to teach them what God 5
holy word had taught him? Has he been
clear of having nothing to do with the pei
itics of the hour, confning himself to his
duty of preaching the word of God?
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

Col. VAsHISGTON.-Col. John A. Washing
ton, reported killed, had five large landed es
tates in Yirginia-three in jefferson county,
near Charleston one in Fauquier of LOCO acres,
and I,075 acres left at Mount Vernon, after the
ladies had selected their two hundred He has
beer contounded by some of the papers with
Col. Lewis Washington of Bellevue, near Tar-
pers Ferry. 1t was the latter upon whom John
Brown made his attack. Washington friend
Of the former, who has received much good
treatment from Col. John A. Washington, denies
that he was at heart Secessionist, and desires
to say thus much in justice to his five little chill
dren, now entirely orphans-their mother hav-
ing fallen about year since, in the excitement
of welcoming her husband home, on his arrival
at FaLquier from Mt. Vernon.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

MrtxKrTrs.-This strange sect IS rc-ofgani-
.ing and holding meetings in various par,,,G; pi ;.
The expected time of the end OF the wot,u n,,l -
only Eve weeks from this ume-tne l-tn o'''
Der, 1861.
Send them down south toprcach. Ineir pre-
dictions will prove true. The Rebels VIII ln'ii
h-u shortly.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
THE NEVADA JOURNAL,
FRIDs.Y sIoRNING. ocr. II, 1861.

PoNY NEws.-Tle news b. Pony express
IS somewhat indefinite in.certaiu parts
Gen. McCteilan's advance movement looks
like business. THE time for active opera
lions has probably arrived. Gen. Sherman
was about to sgil for some unknown South
ern port: with Il large body of men. The
appearances 20 to show that the rebels are
to be assaulted on all sides Gen. Fremont
is not to be recalled, for the present at least
He is at Jefferson City and actively engaged
in attempting to meet the rebel forces un-
der McCalloch and Price. It is gratifying
TO nov'that another fifty million loan is
taken by the banks of New York, Boston
and Philadelphia. The rampant spirit of
the rebels on the Potomac is somewhat
eocled Great Britain has the honor of
building the Great Eastern, but to an Amer
can itsaed1s. is due the credit Of saving the
.lcviathan steamer.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
MARRIED..

In this city, on Thursday, October Sd, by Rev.
Father Dalton, Mr.. JNo. KEENAN, and Miss MARY
SHINE, all of this place.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

NKv DArLr.-A little daily has made its ap-
pearance among our exchanges, called the -neF-
.;na Chronicle. 1t is published at Sacramento
nv Charles Dc Young. Probably started 70 run
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

SWETT.S GRAPE BITTERS OR RE-
ST0RATIVE WINE.-A powerful, yet pleas
ant Medicine, manufactured under the immediate
supervision of Mrs. 4 VI. SWErE, the Celebrated
Clairvoyant Physician; and prepared from Roots
and Herbs of great Medicinal Virtue, combined
with the pure juice of the California Grape. a
certain remedy for Liver Complaint, Biliousncss,
Costivencss, Dyspepsia, Debility, Impaired Appe-
tte Impure Breath, etc, and all diseases requiring
apoxerful Liver Inyigorator and Tonic. War
ranted the best Remedy ever invented for diseases
peculiar to Fcmales-such as LcncorrhGa, or
Whites, Weakness, etc. So popular has this prep
aration become that even the editors of the leading
papers of San Francisco depart from their usual
eustoia-not TO commend any advertised medicine
and prom ounce Swct;'s Grape Bittcrs or Rcstor-
ative Wine, % worthy article; an excellent Ton
ic; good appetizer and useful Medicine for those
suffering from dyspepsia and arrangement of the
liver etc. Sold by all Druggists, and by
DANIEL SWEET, Proprietor,
aug2-mG 535 California street, san Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

TouGH.-A draymanin in San Franci,co recently
lifted eleven hundred and thirty i've pounds, on
the 4" lifting machine"
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
SACRAMENTO Valley RAILROAD

"
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL I5>
' the CARS of the Sacramento Valley Railroad
viii leave as follows:
Leave Sacram nnto at 6ik \. NJ, "a &5P.M.
Leave Folsom at 6ls \. NJ, 70 NJ. & 81. Z. NJ.
SUNDAYS,
I.eRve Sacramento at 6 z \. N.
Leave Folsom ut r. VI.
FREIGHT
Will be taken up by every train from Sacram eEte
Except Sundays.) and by the OK A. NJ. train from
Folsom.
Freight must be delivered At the Depot, foot OF
X street, half an hour before the departing of
trains, else it will be retained for the next traia,
The 6s 4 VI. train from Sacramento and the
II NJ. train from Folsom connect with stages to
or from all the following named places, ar;d
passengers procuring tickets at the Depot III sac
ranerto will BE sent through the same day. The
stages run from all the following named places to
connect with the l2 NJ. train from Folsom, arri ,ing
in Sacramento 3Re heur before the San Francisco
boats leave.
Nevada, Grass Valley,
Auburn, Iowa ltilk
Forest City, DoWnievific,
Orleans Flat, OphIr,
Gold Hill, IllinoistoSn,
Yankee Jim's, Greenwood Valley,
Georgetown, Mormon Island,
Coloma, FL Dorado,
Diamond Springs, Placerville,
Prairie City, Michigan Bar,
Cooks Bar, Wallis DggingS,
Live Oak City, Arkansas Diggings,
Willow Springs, f5rytown,
Amadors Sutter,
Jackson, Fiddletowns
md W4SHCE.
To which point this is the Eedrest and quickest
route.
And all the intermediate places.
Fer Freight or Passage apply at the Railroad
stations.
j. T. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
RORN,

CCOTCH CAT MEAL and HALLS BAL
- SAM FOR THE LUNGS,
For sale by +. F. SPENCE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN,S
PuL ONIC WATERS

Tbs Original Medicine Established in 1887. and
first article of the kind ever Introduced under
the name of "PULMoNIC WAFERs," in this or
any other country all other Pulmonic Waters
are counterieits. The genuine can be known BY
the name Bryan being sttmpe.l on each va
FER.
BRYAN PULMoxIC Warns
s'e'ieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarscness
BRYAN's PULMOKIC WAPgRs
ise'iese Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Ersa. 49,
itRYAN's PuLMONIC WAPess
i'ehevs Splitting Of Blood, Pains in ..s c....
bHYAN's PrExoNic War -
SseneVe Ancip'ent Consumption, '..,n, n;..
p.,: bRYAN's PuLMoMc " .ss,s
"e''s's Irritation of the yula and Ton.;,.
bKSANs prtxo, nc WArvvs
A@e''eso tue above Camv .,aiu.s ~ r.. ,f.
b.YAN's 70 lMoxIc W.prns
''"s 70 ~. Glasses and Constellation.
hx1 ASS, PULxoSIc WArxRa
''A"p'sa ioF socalists and Public Sns.l.,.
nAs ANS PULxoxIo WArkRs
A'e - s'uip' form, and pleasant TO thu inst.
A.. AY ANS Put AoNIc WATERS
0ny f0.leve, put effect rapi and LASTING .rra,
bkYAss FrLMONrC WAFRss
~ '>S@n'ed 20 give satisfaction TO every one
No family should be wi,bon, .h.
~ ace BRYAN's PULMoxro WArrss
IN the house.
NO Traveller n should be without supply of
.sA bRYAN's f'ri AnNrc WAFxRs
in his pocket.
No person VII ever object to give for
BkYAN5 PuLMONIc WAPEP;
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. Kochest A. Wv
whore. npva7 %n-s use
- =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

SALE.-Whesess, on the 18th
d.v al jane. A. D., 1855, Patrick Mckinney
and Cstharins Mckinney. his wife, exscntsd INTO
Joseph A. L&Claire, - Trustee, esftsso Deed o.
Trust, conveying g $40 aIa l,a 80 .~;s ~.
esst cns baif " Of " nanesr one y n Block
-rnhsr ninety Two W. in l.eClsire's additions
~ ne city Of Davenport n sad county and state,
= the same is sunbered sDd described on the
plat Of the survey Of sAid addition On record n
the Recorders' OASce Of sid cesnty which raid
conyeyspce rs nsads By the said Patrick Nckin-
nov and Caaharise Mckinney, BIZ wife, for the
Durp9se Of securing the payment o. certain
promissory note and the intsFs 81 thereon, signed
by ssid Patrick Mckinney. dated the 18Th day o.
Jsns D. 1885, os the sum Of two ns s.S a. .o 70
iJecemSsr. a. b., 1853, II the Banking Hesse Of
Cook = Baresst, Davsspsst, Iowa, - ths order OF
A.so,.e LeClairs 6eid Deed was recorAed y the
Rscord ~ Once Of Scott county, tho lssh day Of
Jane. 1855, in Book u" Of town mortgages, page
A. SOW, ~ 49, hAsisg become
Kisssy Iaviss old = ~ =: s.ns, 1, Jo'eph
A. LsCs.ir Irss1seAs afesesaia, tsasrsby give
this psb yiss.ese tAepo.sr which
Monday ths si1sh AZ q Nay, 4. b. 1861. =
~ 80 q 30 eiolsoh b Tie afternoon q said
~, . he Cnrt ts1ss dses. IN tie city q Avsn-
rert expose - oDas tee eAle, q pabise euett0o,
the pasesl Of lanA aboys dssdassd. g . neen
thereof = shall - ss0eient - .st'sty ana pey
The snosst ofsaia note. With ne Interest there's
% ~ day q -, s4GseAG WITH - eesss 40
~vsssss esAss1ise - ssls, sosts q thissotsss
=" H.: ~ 49, eiasa e ash sale adssd Win
/. 40 n eseesiasss with the saipalsa3Q slsaid
SEat Tg1seeepvsyise fiji - Iesssst tue
lsss5v - AZ 4 49, 3 'i q; n; ~:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-02

vI>KUSTEE'S SALE.--Whersss, on the 18th
i day Of March, A. d, 1850, William N. Greer
and Margaret H. Greer, his wife, executed. unto
Geo s. C. Dow, ~ Trustee, . certain decd Of
Trust, conveying 10 ssid Trustee the land il
Scott county, lows, described - follows, TO- wit
Tho north east quarter Of the southeast quarter
Of section No. six 1871 and the north west quarter
Of the south-west quarter Of section No. ave ISL
in township ssventy-nip l79,I north Of range
three 1871 east Of the 5th r. n. With said
conveyance was made by the soid parties Of the
first part, for the lNrpOse Of securing the payment
Of ono certain pr0missory note and the interest
thereon, signed BY said William n. Greer, da-
ted the 18th day Of March, 4. D., 1850, and pay
able in one year after date, 70 tho order Of Mrs.
Isabella Wallace for the sum OF one hundred and
forty -pine and t0-l0e dollsss, st the BANKING
House Of Macklot Cosbin, Davenport, lows, and
with interest ssr due ut the rate Of ten per cent.
And now, said motto having become due
and payable, and the said lillian N. Greer having
failed 70 pay the same, ], Geo. Z. Dow, Trustee
q aforesaid hereby this public notice, that
BY virtue OF the power, which 10 in me vested ~
sad Deed Of Trust,l will, saturday, the LIST day
of Juse A. d. 1851, st the hour Of ains O'Clock II
tho forenoon Of said day, ~ the Court house
door, il the city Of Davenport, expose aad oder for
sale II public auction for cash. the parcels Of land
above described, % much thereof - shall
DO necessary TO satisfy and pay the aDosnt Of said
note with the interest thereon to the day u
SALE together with al the eosts and expenses
Intending esid SALE costs u this notice and Trus-
Dated ths seth day u April. \. D., 1851.
GEO. ,. q. DOW.
.n.ao1 Trustee.
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apl-4l
CTATE OF IOWA, DISTRICT COURT OF
y Scott county.
Thomas Orr
o..
Alfred Martin Original Notice.
md
]. N. Witherwax,

To Alfred Martin anei J. N. Witherwax, the above
named defendants. You, and each OF You, aSe
here ~ notified that bore s now ON hle in the Of
fee Of the Clerk 81 III district Court Of said scott
cover of you, the said Alfred Martin, the sum Of
four hundred ind sisty-fve dollars Is465,l With
interest therein 1t ten per cent. per annum, tdue
and payable sIlnually on the LIST OF October OF
each year frssm LIST If June, A. d., 1857, - money
due On two certain promissory notes, made ~ said
defendant. Alfred Martin to defendant }. N. With
ervax. ono If SAIL notes being for the sum Of
one hundred and forty dollars ($l4O,] due and
payable on the LIST day cf October, 1858, the other
Of said note being for the sum Of three hundred
and twenty. I've dollars S3z5, due and payable
on the LIST day of October, 1855; each OF said
notes beari date LIST June, 1857, and bearing in
terest ct tn rate Of ten per cent per amman, psy
able apnua .ly, on the LIST day Of October Of sach
wear. Sal petition also clsims tho foreclosure
Of NOR Gage Of certain real estate in said Scott
east qua rtcr Of section fifteen [l6,l in township
seventy niue l79,J north Of range ono east Of
9th p. IL. executed by said Alfred Martin u
ssidJ. Al. Witherwax, 70 secure the payment O
said promisA ssy notes. - we'll Of other PrcmisscJ
notes il said n rtgage described ana tset JON
ths aid defe .dauis, and each Of you may Be for
aver 4, rred q 4, foreclossd Of and froo al intsFes
or equity Of se demption in said LAND, alter To-
sale thereof. 10 satisfy the amount due On said
rrcc;.eorv notes The said promissory notes and
trsnsfered ~ ii a defendant, }. y. Withsrwsx
-: Ia Petitioner. Thomas On, beiDg nov III
isr.l owner ana hol dor II sid psonissosy note
n mica YOU app ear and answer 70 said psti
t;on ma defend the ssA - before noon o sns 80
cna dav Of the next tern Of said District Coor
- - held 1t the city Of p svenRofs n s9so 0cc.
!" ... 4 co The arss Monday Of June, 40: 1871
= Gait will entered sgains tyou 30 J1osmsn
render .4th January, 4. D, Is 81:
Dated PUTNAM . ROGERS,
Attys for P'aintiA.
frv2Yl -------------
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TT>RUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas. on tho 3lst
i day of January, A. d., 1856, 4 ers1inand Beckcl
execsted unto Geo. 3. G. Dow - Trustee, GER
tain deed Of Trust, conveying 70 said Trustee tho
land in Scott county, Iowa. described - follows,
towt: The north east quarter Of section No.
(79,) north Of range No. Eve 6, east Of the
5th r NJ. which said conveyance made by
the said Ferdinand Beckel for the purpose OF Sc
curing the payment Of fsur certain pre- missory
notes and the interest thereon, signed by aid
Ferdinand Bi excl, dated the 3lstday Of January.
A. d., 1860, and pa Jable rs follows : Ono for tho
sum Of six hundred and fifty dollars, due April
LIST, 1851 one for eight hundred dollars, due pril
LIST, 1862, and for one hundred dollars, due April
Let. 1862 all to tho order OF +. H. Cutting, with
interest payable annually, At the rAte Of ten per
cent from December lst 1859, and due ct the
Banking House Of MacklOt + Corbin, and oil Of
said notes given in part payment Ct purchase
money Of said land.
become due and payable. and the said beckel
having failed TO pay the same, excepting tho
sum Of three hundred and forty dollars on
the first named note, l, Geo. =. &. Dow,
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the power which
is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust,
Sill, on Saturday. tho LIST day Of June,
in the forenoon of said day. at the Court House
door, in tho city Of Davenport, expose and offer for
sale At public auction, tho parcel Of land above
described or much thereof shall be necessary
to satisfy andpsy the amount Of saidnoes With the
interest thereon to the day Of sale, together With
all the costs and expenses attending said sa'e,
costs of this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 2sth day Of April A, D. 1851!
.rr3Ol Trustee