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PORTLAND, Me-. Feb. Id H. ".
There are as yet no signs Of the steamship North Aue
ricsn due at this port with Liverpool dites the
3ist Of January and Queenstown dates or February1
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Bachelors Hair Dye-RelIable. Harm
less and black Factory 81 Barclay
street sold and applied BACHELORS Wig Factory IL
Bond street.
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Brooklyn Photographs and Cnnneo-
Types Incompatible. WILLIAMSON, CltAS, II. Estab
lshed 1851. fulton, opposite Clinton.
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Tr"sscs Marsh 4 Co.'S Radical Cure
- - -, .hu
Truss. No 2Nesey suce i.,, opposite lnc s9pSA
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Newly Invented Wigs and TOupees; also
Moldaya Cream, for preserving and Identifying the hair
Manufactured BY W. A. BACHELOR, 10 Bond street.
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frghtfuly prevalent this Yet II IL an ac
know ged fact that wherever HoloWays pills and ONT
been timely used they have never failed OF elect
ing 4 positive within three or four days
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Grover u Bakers Celebrated Noise less
Sewing Machines $40 and upwards, 495 Broadway, n.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tot
pees-The best the world wholesale and retail, aud tie
dye privately applied at No q Aston House.
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Bronchitis, Dipth

Trusses, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Braces Abdominal Supporters, &C. Drs GLOVER A
THORNE, No. Ann street. under Barnums Museum.
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Millions of Bottles OF


MRS WINsLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
every In the United States for children
teething VI h nele failing success Keller Is lMMEpiAfE
~ L ERTAIN.
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wheeler 4 wilson's Improved SeWr.u
Machines at reduced prices Office ~, Broadway
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

THE WAR SpIRIr Is NErADA.-Wc begin to
see the war spirit hindle in our midst as it
does in places nearer the scenes Of action.
There are numbers Of young men here and
in this vicinity who arc eager to be engaged
in Tie conflict for liberty and maintenance
Of the Government md il proper encouy-
agcment in the way d. applies is granted
by men Of means, two companies may be
enlisted here for active service, in few
weeks at farthcst. 1t may not be known to
a majority of our citizens that companion
OF the glorious Sigel in military schools and
the revolution in Germany is amongst us
who is Ge5irous of taking part with his
old comrade in arms. Mr. q. Won Schmitt-
burg is q gentleman every way Qualified to
mstuet and lead regiment. Thoroughly
educated in military science, possessed OF
an ardent military spirit and having seen
some service, he commands the utmost con-
hdeuce of the Germans and all others who
know him. Many Of his eouutrymcn are
desirous Of placing themselves under his
command as q German company and If the
proper steps are taken We lave no doubt
that not only most efficient German COM
pan, may soon be cen preparing FOR war,
but an American one also. We trust the
iuducement will not be wanting to secure
the services to our country of the military
talent aad experience that lies dormant
among US Ter want of encouragement.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

No WANT or FrrL-The ScieH'Vc Imerjcan
saws if all the coal mines in the world
should take fire aad burn up, boundless
quantities OF heat aud light could now by
the ail Of science be extracted from rivers
and seas. By magueto electric machines
water may be decomposed without any ox-
pendiiurc except that Of mechanical power,
and keeping the power in order. The Scj-
or tifc 4merjcan computes there is power
enough ii the tides that sweep through
Ho.. Gate to turn machines enough to de-
compose water and furnish hydrogen for
every purpose FOR which fuel and light is
required in New York City. In place Of the
enormous expenditure at presen: incurred
for fuel and gas, our dwellings may be
warmed and lighted by the perpetual and
undiminishing power oferayitation.
/ TuE NEvApA.--The iayori,e new steamer
Nevada, having undergone great change
/ in the addition fan extra boiler, the re,
nova! of the machinery to the hold, ant
having been spilled with wrought iror
shafts is about to commence It's regula
trips again.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
Special N0tic>S.
70 INvAIIDs.--nenie;a.-1oc,,ea;n ;n i,


'iiaa's 'hat is the medium between the heat of
ne interior ai'dtheeold offhe seacoast is particu-
Lary adapted 70 the trca,n,nt # the sick, and es
pe5iaily to the 2Iostratins endemic feyers of t,o
interior.
The subscriber has been practitioner in Benz.
tia for years having foua1 by experience the po.
culiar healthGlness Of tIia climate. to y.hi,b bo
plriaiiy attributes the success which has attend
cd iiis treatment OF many dsn@eraps cases, has
G2ermlned % Open hospital for the sick.
The Hospital vii be fried NJ for the aceomuo-
dltion Of both sexes, aud VIII be mad, in every
trs@tpicnt wilt be adopted, as 4 God common serse
VII WI, te'tl mat every system wants peculiar
re .'..,iiShl. ne undersigned VIII he prepared to
'I';a { "',,"i''ioi oi1ticns for bGths ctr
h;ettl'ent rings are in fitc reaieIlborhood or5
49, ~ n' spared 10 assure quick and per
,!--,t ci.' IN t1e most cIroui, diS.qq.s
- ~ ~ S"9sHliationS in all the Modem Ian
Hi,,S. F1taty strictly ATTENDED IT,. ''"'-
''''-i'-s' ~ FEEiAVE. II. L.
II
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

MUsT MAKE UP THEIR HiVns TO FIGTT.-Thc
controversy between the Scc,ssionists anl thc
Union mcn in Kentucky is waxing warm. The
louisville JoHrnal Of August PSI, uses the
f,ll>vin: emphatic language: "Now, gentle
ucn of the Secession party, you must stop ere
the Ruheon he passed. B. assured, tAat whila
we. the Union men Of Kentucky. have n thought
Of invading Tennessee, aud while We sincerely
and earnestly wish peace wi,h you-he assured
we say, that If you attempt to carry out this
villainous scheme. you may make rp your
minds to fight. The Union IN N Of Kentucky
are rot entirely unnrepared to meet such au
emergency. They have struggled for peace from
the commencement; of this con0i,t. They de-
siro it naw, Bat if You have made uP your
min Is to give thcm war, they viii meet thc is
su, as bacon brave, true ami loyal heuuarki-
ans God forbid that You sAall present such an
ISSUE
The same paper Of Ausa,t eth. alluline to
the troops IN Eeuipcky, says We apprehcnd
4 thut bloody shock Is at hand
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

TREtsCy.BLE PC1ucATIoNs.-lt is fact,
mortifyiag 20 every lover of his country,
that in ,hls State, which owes its existencc
and Pll :hat i, is to the Union, and whose
people crioy more of the sum of human
prosperity ana happiness than any other
On the iace of the taftl., we have individu-
ais so base as to entertain aud express SEN
timeuis hostile 20 the Uaion. We have
among our exchanges ONE Of The most dis
graceia! publications that ever infested q
country. We mlgnt napc q nalf dozen
newspapers tat come 20 his Office, that
Lre manufacturing everlasting inflmy to
their publishers and editors, and 20 their
children 20 the seventh generation. In the
century 10 come, disgrace will cling, like
tie poisoned shit oi Nessus, TO the descend
ants ofthese men who sympathise with trait
ors and gloai ofer ,heir codntry's disgrace.
The e, es of the world are unon them; the
tieascr that drops from ,heir pens will be
laid up against then, and years will not
effaee the record nor the 6anninG stain
thereof The tories of the Revelation have
risen to the dignity of respectability by thC
treacherr of the tories of 1861. Mark tb,
prediction: these latter wrctches will live
oniy ca tie pages of history as milestone.
where roads branch of 10 infamy.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
NEW VOLUMES
or THE-
FOUR REVIEWS AND BLlCKW0OD
COiINENCE JULY 1861.

Money Cargcpt IN ne STATE ,-Here ,ascl t-lH BE-
1-5,.aaa ut pa'.
CLUBRING.--A discount Of twenty dvc per
cent from the above price viii Doe sllowct 30 Clutl
ordering iour or more copies 81 amy one or more
oi tlW"nove works, Phusi 7 our pies OF Black
wood, or OF one Review, Wil bc sent 10 one a,.-
dress for S0 tour copies Of tHe tour H,yicWs arl
Hl0ckWuod Tor $50; and so on.
8rg lcWiiuncVs should always be addressed 10
thv Fullisdera' LEONARD SCOTT & co.,
aGsihtd No 81 Gold Street, New York.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
,Flic lIe'llcllan.i .;glr-ic,l Jrg7,,,..o

OF Dr. III. CzAPEAY. is already secured in a ,o-
sition which p'aeeTit Is well as its proprietor ar
above the assaults Of envy and professional malice.
In tie schools Of france thehic'estpr arc oco
az rlri to practitioners in this dcpa t,ncnfof2 Med
ico sei9ncc and they orcupv vitI otter ~, oa,u,
'' '.F3a'1nPla lr profession Eirarl is ~n illuslri
'> fNamHc q sAinina .ight among the r.lflo.o,,'ir
FL S''' "i htS ace IA @ar"pe. and Or. ClapLa, has
~ si,''ii.d nan in this country. .t- ~ .er of
"l-t ne 'h,a irlihia to'icge OF Ne.ri. c,,rI,I,
mel'tea b. n' win nipio0la. aud tie honorary Az
fVADEh "eS}rc S.iee as tlli. aS his Gel af6ge,.l
Ton although In3liici a graduate Of The mi.
diversity i Iesth, aud ll.c Chief 5rgeon Of ~.
i4R''aiiAi Revolutionary army. for more extended
l'hnfS- pf t." :. CZdpkay has bent has eafnc,. at
,oh 70 'he cure of chronic and private d. ~asns
i' y ic!i he has bctoma grcntan ex ,crt thar he
is now resagtcd rs the LEADER in tl, branch of his
Pf'tessian 'rou~hout tAc United Stlt.s an hi. u9,
faif anu hHerlrh. arc published as t1nattcr Of
trreSt III t!4e mos escusi1c journals GLe DoctoT's
offices are at bis sictljcaI and Snl.cai T. 5tit1to on
Sac a'neo street. corner Of l., idcsdorlF ucri> ,o-
los-te she buildings OF The Pacific Nal slea.isln
Conaauy- X
- Ne77S partic"iai attention ofou rcaders tc
thr Sworn rct.nctes OF resarl3Jle cures H. .ol
'r -a.1A.n rhls paper.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

- EFT > GRAPE ..TTTFKS 0R RE-
%FoHATIEE 'VINE.-A powerful, yc. pleas
ana 5ie. lene, manufactured unle, taeIa:s ediata
supervision OF Mrs. \ II. sr-arr, t,c c Celebrated
I'a'rv'y.n- Physi-iaui and prepared r-5.a Roots
ans Herbs Of great Nelicina. Vlrt-~, comlined
WIZ 'He Hdrs juice Of the California Grape, 4
ccriHa remedy Coz Liver Complaint, Eilousncss,
tos,Fon ST., dyspepsia, Debility, Im. pair, Ar1a-
utc' Impure breath ctr., ana sl aisolsosreiu!r!ug
poasr.u Live. Inyisora,or anil Ta,ie. War
raaia1 the bos, Remedy ever Invented rr diseases
p92pl.F % i'era9les-sVch as Loutlrrhrl, o,
White" Wra>ucsA, etc, So popular has this prep
""i'1u H"pmc luat as nihc editors ~ f.lp l.idrr
,Ssets o san y uncisro depart from tiair usual
vhN'o's--u1 o. cnu.H"ui ANY advertise mo o. inc
In p"t uoar Swst.'a Grape E-t2rs nr L. tor
.i.'t aug. " A worthy article an cNrciicat TaI-
'.i =" q Hp'. .if.r Uaa useful Mcd.t,uc i1r thote
hN.,Ws igHW aytHeg.1 anil drsEF,m ,mout oi INC
dFoN ytt SuG hy all DRUGGISTS, and by
hNNiEl SWElE Proprietor
N's' "A' '." 'tA."yu.a atr'2G oJn Francisco,
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

4 young man of good family, at New Ash
ford, Mass. had clipped vita aad married n
niece, aged 5 years, anl the hAppy taain, find
iag they could rot Legally live together roman
tically resolved to die together The girls
friends waited for her long tiAs in the parlor,
aud on searching for her, found the two clasped
in each Others arms VITA their throats cut and
the wife quite dead. The husband will recover,
aud be tried for murder. The case excites much
interest
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
THE NEVADA JOURNAL.
FEIDA, IoKNrsc, st.;-e. u, ,saa.
THl, rEsCE PATTY.

Wha, wcadc.fu. oharses n'e 1riurs -
Not Aany months aso-,E ,eraabee ii
weIl--tAere vas i closs ~ sn:s stale who
songht, and oJ oriace. pSose,.p.ion and
raenare, crt',irea a large sqs-e o. All the
Offices. They were Goj.n r2 aa -c-.-
1.nc. Ther wore tov:e ~, ard sa,el-
vars on their persons, svo0e .erribir ,jFs
the army in fiau;e.s, t9!hel ica4l- .. 3e-
,is, cutting mems hearts oct, ocali;;oaislo
flmned Yankees ann cr trro n>ie ccca-
sions when nhamci Nr,t saa vtisi..
uIaaGished the.r V eapoae 5oqs'ce o, - II
tiood, and ca!le1 On ihe ,,hola Isrkeelaca
to come Gu % the siapgttl. Eucy Vcse TO-
blood thcn-5IooG, plcntr rhev CARED
with them the insignia o. thcil Bloody arr-
pose. They li7eG on he "a. d nc land,
while those trainei t. Industrious baths
were developing tAe resources Of Ia, c3,1-
try through p7iva,ions and nijfo~tuues
The few short months rre pacscj, on1
these same nen a.o coavc:ted IRON .,leir
bloody desires. They haze lie rl.rcst hc--
r9r of blood. They held u9 tie sin of waf-
r;rg against trcthers, ard "a Gud nc wotes
strong enough &c co>dea.a It QUAKER Ike
they preach peace anu citoGiate reace dcc-
uments. The blessing c: #soce :hov aate
tound to he incs'incbie Peace peace,
and do rot sued frate.aa. Gjcrt," i5 theil
cry. The costs of wa. arc r2rale1 in ad-
dtion to Ks sin Ar arPetl IS made 70 the
pocke: of the SnyIock lastead Of tire cor
science Of tie pGtriat 0ace thcse rrea
were no. afraid of the cost 81 sill oc,aEjne
life over game Of cards pow thcy hold
up their hands il. lorscv at the apijl.ag Of
the blood of a seouudycl, fvlo he's tcpc to
pnt the lif" and honor Of a whole NJ ion in (
danger, and who has splice tie fratceAaI
blood at which then moral natures rccoil /
The world has never cen such transition, /
as that made by the bowie Luiic fraternity
of the past. Each ole appeat3 to &e dtting
himself Cor the Pence Congress.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

Grv. SuiEtDs.-The Chicago Times says;--
No b,tter or moro deserving appointment has
yet been made, than that OF James Shields, for.
merry Of this State, aad now of California, to
the ofli,c OF Brisadcr General uativcot Ire
land, he emigratcd early tn this country. and
hi7 whole life has been devoted to the service of
that adopted country, both IN the Senate Ch0u-
her and in The field As senator. as the friend
and supporter OF Senator Douglas, he gave his
whole energies to the Welfare Of the Union,
while rs soldier on the battlefield of Mexico,
he shca his blood freely IN the cause of that
Union. and was carried from the icll Of glory,
tc what was then supposed 10 be his bed of death.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

PLACER ALL RIGHr.-The entire Repnbli-
can ticket was successful in Placer save
one Assemblyman. The result was scarce
ly expected.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

ArrzoyA.-The Mesila Times, gives an
account of the most disgraceinl conduct Of
the United States army in Arizona. The
army refused to fight, and actually sur
rendered a vast amount OF stores and muui
tious Of war into the hands Of the rebels
The rebel forces were thus supplied with
almost everything ueedful for months to
come. One company of Union troops, COM
pletely prepared for battle, evacuated fort
and retreated, and finally basely surren-
dered to a smaller force OF the enemy. The
information comes to US from Secession
channels, and may be somewhat eolored.-
1t is hardly possible, however, thar the un-
ion forces have not disgraeed themselves
/ in Arizona.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

Gun MAKlAG,-The great demand for i'm
plemen,s ofwar says the ScieGt!fc AmsF'caa,
IS furnishing employment to large numbers
Of mechanics. Tue largest machine shops
80 Philadelphia are constantly employed in
turning cat machines for guI-mNklng. The
ptepa,st,ons Ior the War are Icing carried
on upon s:arendaoas seale, which VIII
soon arm the Federal Government in saea
. manner ns to place it upon Il fooIins with
any nation in the world. Philadelphia ex-
cells the world in the manufacture Of ma
chinery fo- making guns.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

Az ASCENT OF ISCoHPErESr GESERALs.-
Sometimes Ii would seem taAt events do not 20
out fcrever, but shat they rcvolve and continue
to show themselves unchanged except by the
new lights of increasing ages. II is related tha;
the Athenians having oppontod many lawyers
and legislators TO very Important military gen.
eraships, Autsthenes, in the Public Assembly,
moved that law be passed declaring all the
iackasses in Athens horses. Ia explanation he
said that it was jus; as possible to make jack
asses out Of horses by law, as it was to make
good generals out of civilians not experienced
in the ar, OF war. Ant.sthenes speaking as
well tor modern Americans as ancient Atheni-
ans.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
Notice Go Credit ors.

Estate Of JOHN rEEPlE, deceased
" 0EECE Is IsI,lsE.I:~- GIVEN. fss 7vyFT,
y u-lnf7l ,i'., j. e.. ! Ef.rIE AGmiuist rator
~ tat estate uJati. 20 the creditors o., 4ua IL
persons having ctaliHs against q. I'm reesl,, de-
c.'tscH tn r>.u1lt tHr 7UiIr, with the ne. crSary
Nuie.1prs, within tea months from ia. first puAii
cst! of ttis notice. To te and rsi.ue5, at lis
reei i1enres IN the yii.agc Of Omeu s eva. County,
CNii53f3ll. u. (. HEEpLE,
august 30, dt. iw Administrator.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

IWoEU3sIVG STNlNNIT UNNUE-INo NtW-
phis lr}im-lF slvss The dock hnu3s ut
,tctmhoats having refused to work uo'u
the Confederate steamer, The commanding
General ordered an suca to Zoe taken rris-
o0ct5. Che deck hluds concealed thcm-
selves. In some cases. &mlr5 hvye been
taken on this order. Last evening, James
1pukot, deck hand, wa. arrested an ju
attempting TO escape WAS severely Wolad2l
hy shot. The tr7ls5c5 condemns this
sto'e of affairs, which forms the basis of the
Mayor aud AiGcrucus' action.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13
GEN. ,,oDovvELI.,s REP0Rr.
The Scisat.fc l4msrieaa thus speaks OF the
Report of Gen. Mcdowell. There is prob
nhlv mncl trnlh In the ramarks.

The Scientific Amer'ean thus speaks Of th,
Report of Gen. Mcdowell. There is prob
ably much truth in the remarks:
We presume most Of cur readers have rea.
the oGisial report o. General McDlwall OF "a,
battle If Ian Eu!. L IS a calm. clear aad can
dill report aAl doss credit 20 thu brave officer
Gen. Mcdowell believed ;hat up to certain
point IN the contest a victory had heel WON by
tAe Onion troops; and urthcrmare, that if ttJ
battle had been -ht day earlier. a1l IL ac.
coriaa,e wib the la IS all down when The adj
vance Of The ARMY began, his success would
have been compiet3.
Tae reiuforcements which cans in from Gen
Johnston c,lama Iom " ache tar urnod tha
ale ui victory IN favor Of tIs Sseessiohists-
this c1I'd uat have been acc1mblisa' ac al ear
iirr 1aJ3. The statement Of &s9. MED gsiI Is
luliv cOrraborajel by S1utlcrn authority. q.
.. lamar. now sscessioHist. but f3ra2rly
President If the Bank og tbs R.pGhli,. in th!s
city ia a e;t.r just published. says; " Tae en-
envy thought. up to I c'el3ci; they hlt &c vie
tnry--aF.} so Mey led bat tine oppor;ane aryi-
val o. two fresh regiments tagncd tie battle and
gave Us a gicrions Vie ory."
Tai, is god ,vdsnce that TIE Falera' t;o0Ds,
thoaIa iigatne -aiaSt Sarious odds aud a1der
thc 3irc OF miS,ial bitt,ri,s, carried tla battle
up to the point Of t&e arrival OF irssE tTo1ps
from Manchester.
ten. IcDowell's report aad bis conduct on
thA field. SHOWS tbat he Is brave and '.itiltai
officer, deserving tae conf jenre Of the poopie.
CEv. EsHAy ALLEN HrcIc1ca, late Ia
spcctor General in the UAi el States army,
an officer of ackaow,cI gel merit, has o.
tered his services - ,Ae National Govern
ment. He was graduated at West Point in
1917, entering first the artillery, bat af,er-
wards at his own request, being trans
ferred to the infintry, He was on dHly for
some time at the Military Academy, WAS
then charged with the ssppriDtcedence Of
the Northwestern Indian Impairment, and
subsequently served in Florida and in the
Mexican war, where lac was vice brevetted
lie WAS later sent to the Pac.ic coast as
Military commanAaat OF that division, ani
in 1893 resigned his commission Oh account
of difficulty with JEFF. Davis, then Secrc-
tary Of War. His knowledge, general en-
pcrience and high personal character, ren-
der him most desirable acquisition TO The
service.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

CEoAEERs,-Croake there arc, ar6 Al
ways will be We have them IN earsel
muniiccale, Th,y nave a favoritc theme
the imoec!lity of the Administrator, r.
only B'ecknrdge vera a. The head ct the
GevcMmeNt some Of tie croakers would le
silent If Eell had Aeca successful o,rel
threats wcdl9 have been dumb l., uee
sehcll V. johnson, instead Of nuug a eLjct
in the Confederate mml, warptl thc f>c,
ative seat, we suppose everything wy1lt gc
ON sw,mmingly. Bat Il uapaeae voio".o.
nately that Abraham Lincoln pes tur et8l,.
Of the people last h'L and a few >.0.tur
aud very wi,c indjvtiualc, voh a2s .c'uioa
but evil IN his course. They ,e1cr peJ,l
sub-con,ractor has been caugu, loaNiur too
much aCLey Fortnwith ;Ac charge comes
;ha: the Administration IS ccrupt-1a r
the commander il chief OF az ,mrcrse an
My was moral; gully IL ore car En- the
ranks has committed pccadiijo The res
trairts CT ARBITRARY mower aa,o 3cccr peeu
able to couG9, every woroer Of aa o"my
OF cCpmaniiy 70 e-cC justice Nor should
il be rxpectaf Wijla hdnaa aetuya rs SIS
il 's, Ugh. earno' always 'r!gmph or wrong
ee entirely repveaaec Nritne, ,ae Super
,isier cfEopol"o' rn' enc .rf,vo.e disci-
pias o. Wellington cosi5 prevent The pee
;lc.i2n of amy cootracto,s 5oa no one
rho hds any sense Of fiusl>c. ~tii condemn
:he Administration 20, 50 eF;l ihat exists In
the disposition Of noat'oj ard ldn5o. 5c
whcl!y eradita;ed T,,ite the !crf 81 gain $
passion IN tie EumaA lreasa II ,he pow
vrs thct oe ase every o%eruon 70 prevent
and punish abuse, IT IS al tina, Is due, and
no one car accuse the Administration of
conn;virg a: fraGds in any deaartment Of
the Government.
If one will but single ont the croakers
from their fellow men, it will be found they
are the enemies the Republican party. or
symrath.zcrs with treason. The Democrat
&c parties were utterly oveythrowu in the
late contest. The etlice seekers see honor
able places receding in the distarce. aud are
intent or some plar to bring them near
again and ',ithin their grasp. I; is fayorite
theme of these to pirate of the incfficiency OF
the President and Cabinet, entirely oblivious
of the figure they cut, poor, ignorant NOR
tals, finding fault with their superiors.-
They hope by some means to bring the Ad-
uinistration into contempt, weaken the
party that has placed it in power, in order
TO succeed themselves. Look at them well
and they will be found to be men devoid o
patriotism and shame. Examine their char
acter ,or honesty and it will be found want
inT.
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

I.INCoLN's Amy Is NEW NEXIco,--TA
whole force o; the United States Regulars
stationed in the Military Department OF New
Mexico WAS 30 compHajes-l4 mounted
and - foot. Ut this tor,c n companies
have been takea prisoners by our forces.
and four others aie completely ia oug pow
cr leaving II iu.aaryanl mounted com-
pnnjcs stju in The Department, About ha,:
uf tae remaining force is stationed al Forts
Stanton and trajcaud at NlW4ucrquc,tbe
remainder h,jng scattered at different points
several hundred miles apart, ond distant
irvm the Arizona frontier A Con clegolc
lorce has gone go attack tNo ott tuese rsf,s,
Fovs Wise ANA GGtlaod Fort Union, !. is
sail, viii probably be attacked by tacea
.com tae Indian Nation, A few weeks wiz
ruh.by aow lA' capturing cd Tie whole
tore .n 0c Department., Iaeyoyg ery tbjs
cut OF from supplies aud communication
Nttd the ,fsl'cs,- Hw'h in'H1I fea,s,
The Nevada journal., 1861-09-13

and seven resigned L s. officers af lie Call
ifcraia Department, auJ c1mptuv of forty
taiitrtEiaus under Capt. Ridley. 'er. Nesi,a
on the Sth for Richmond. by way oi san
Antonio, New Orleans and Memphis. They
are all eager 80 Get where the war is the
,h;ckcst aud ho't,sj. Ihec delayed several
DAYS IA the Mcs..ln Valley. iu hopes 0t hay-
inr Il brush vita the Federal troops in tais
vicinity These mca ave deserving OF Uu-
bounded praise. Tacy have undertaken q
iourncy OF thousands Of miles DER desert.
mountain. valley and plain, paying thtig
own expenses. and with no other object .hau
that Of fighting in defence Of tAeie n-t.ye
Slates.--N Tins.