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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-11
Medical.
DIR. ]. @. YOUNG,


late Professor Of the University Of Pennsylvania,
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
Private Medical Office and Hospital,
NO. 76l CLAY STREET,
Opposite the southwest corner Of the Plaza,
SAN FRANCISCO,
WHERE HE CAN BE CONSULTED
w privately. and with the utmost confidence by
the afflicted, at all hours daily. from A. NJ to Bpm.
DR. YOUNG addresses those who are suffering un-
der the aiction of private disease, whether arising
from impure connection the terrible vice OF self
abuse Devoting his entire time to that particular
branch of the medical profession he feels warranted
in GUARANTEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether
of long standing or recently contracted, entirely re-
moving the dregs of disease from the system, and
making a perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He wou ID call the attention Of the afflicted to the
fact OF his long standing and well earned reputation,
furnishing sufficient assurance Of bis skill and sue
cess. -
IJpwarIs Of five thousand cases have been dis
charged cured In the year ending July LIST, 1860,
showing a record SURPRISING any hospital in the
United States.
CONSULTATION, by letter or otherwise, FREE.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-11
Legal Notices.
CUMMONs-sTATE OF CALTFORNI

-
- Comfy Of Nevada S.. District Court of ihe It,f
Judicial district of said State The people of tle 49,,
of California. TO JOHN j. BELL. greeting: Yor
hereby summoned to appear and answer to The eo
paint OF LIZA :. BEL j. fled against YOU witbi, ~
davs from the service of this writ If served ~ ~ wv
ia this county, within twenty days If served on ,~
IN this District, and out of this county and t;it.
forty days IL served you in the State and ant ~
this District, in an action commenced on The Is,,
day Of January a. D. 1862, in said Court where's.
plaintiff prays that by the decree Of ths Count ~
marriage contract existing between plaintiff and W..
may be annued and be adindged Of NO further Nh.
ing effect ant that plaintiff may have the care sa'
tOdy and education of the children born OF said ma
riage. And you hereby notified that If ynp ri,
to answer said complaint as herein directed nla;.n
will take Judgment against you therein by deb,a,
together with all costs OF suit. and also d-manJ y
the Court such other relief as is prayed for in ns;
tifT's said complaint
In testimony whereofI, r. IT, FARotH,s
Clerk of the District Court aforesaid ~
L. O. hereunto set my band and impress the ses
~ of the said Court, at Office In the Ci,v ~
Nevsda, this 18th day of January. 4. D 1862
r. II. FARQUHAR, CLERK.
Jos. RoBERTs, peputy.
By order Of Hon. 7. u. MCFARLAND. Judre Of IN.
District Court aforesaid
A true copy-attest: r. II. FAROUHAR. Clerl
BY Jos. RoBEKTS. Deputy
DiBBLE BYENE, Att'ys for l'l'G. [janlS-sm.
TN~OLNENA NO1INEss-An the District
Il Court Oi the Fourteenth Judicial district ~ H.
state Of California. In the matter Of the pettim ~
GEORGE REFS, an lnsovent lebior; purSuani ~
an order Of the Hon. T. b. MCFARLAND. Judge NJ
the said District Court notice is hereby given 10 an
the creditors Of the said nsOvent George Rees 10 h
and appear before Hon T. Mcfarland aforrsai1
in open Court, at the Court Room of said Court ir
the said G. unity Ct Nevada. the 9th 90 Of March
A. D. 1862 at 10 o'cock A. ~. of that day then ami
there to show cause, ifaDy tley can, why the pras
er of said lnsolvent should not be granted. and an
assignment Of his estate be made, and he be ais
charged from his debts and liabilities In pursuance
Of the statute in such case made and provided; and
in the mean time all proceedings against said n.ol
vent be stayed.
- WITNESS my hand and the Seal Of said
r.s-} sty Ss%',. !. this h, lsss sti9 day '''F''''
r. II. FARQUHAR, Clcrk
Hill & HUPP. Atty's for Petitioner irBg5.h.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-11
Jos. RoBERTs. deputy.

BY order Of Hon. 7. D. MCFARLAND, Judge of The
District Court aforesaid
A true copy--attest: r. H. FARQCHAR. Clerl
By Jos. RoBEKTs, Deputy
DiBBLE BYBNE Au'ys for I1'G. TjanlS-3m
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-11

H.H FLAGG, CLERK
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-11
C,ONSTARI.E,s sALE.-State OF Cali

T. P. HAwLEY Atty for Pm. [janl6 Sm.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27

OF Mr.. jeff Davis rebillons. Their conduct
on the present occasion certainly distinguishes
them widely from those ferocous rebels md
humbugs who met in Tallahassee fifteen months
ago and swore that they would all die in the
last ditch rather than recognize the National
authority.
The occasion ofour taking possession of Jack,
sonville was equally gratifying. There was
no show ofresistance whatever. All that need
cd to be done was for our military magistrates
TO enter the town, raise the symbol of National
authority, and everything became again as i,
was before the rebellion. So it has been wber-
ever we have gone in Florida. At Fernando
na, Fort Clince, and on ST. Mary's, the rebels
ln-uniterm all ran away; and at all the other
places we have entered, our possession has beer
peaceful. The only part of the State at which
there has been organized resistance it at Pen
saeola, in the extreme west; and the rebels
there are mostly such as have come from Ala
bama and Louisiana.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27
Magazines.

Frank LesIie's Illustrated Newspaper
This enterprising paper, last week, published
double number, containing sketches of the great
battle at Fort Donelson, and the evacuated
stronghold OF the rebels at Bowling Green, and
portraits of leading officers distinguished in the
recent operations. Also full quota of literary
matter-a new story just commenced. This is
the cheapest illustrated newspaper published
Terms, 50 so per year. Also published 10 con,
nection with this paper, is the Pictorial His.
| tory of the War;" issued in semi-monthly mum.
bers. containing full accounts of all the events
OF the war, fully illustrated. Seventeen mum
bers have been published. Prizes 25 cents PEI
number. Address Frank Leslie, City Hal
Square, N. Y.
The Eclectic Mdgdzine.-The March nun
Der of this neat monthly is on our table, and a
usual well stored with choice articles. Th
cream of the foreign magazines is presente,
here, all Of superior merit; besides, it is illus
trated with ine steel engraving OF the>Kini
of Prussia.
GOdy's Lady's BOok.-The April number c
this old popular Magazine has been received
The engravings in this periodical are execute
10 the finest style, and its fashion plates ar
perfectly reliable. Price Of subscription 50 pc
n aAnum.
Peterson,s Magazine.-We have also re
ceived the April number Of this publication
which. as usual, is filled with fine engraving
aud choice reading matter. This is one Of ii
| cbeape magazines published, the price bein
but 50 per year.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27

witnessed the trial of some newly invented riff
ed cannon. The trial was of short duration,
and jury brought in verdict Of innocent Of
any intent to kill
The first gun tried was similar to those used
ia the Revolution, except that it had larger
touchhole, and the carriage was painted green
instead of blue. This novel and ingenious
weapon was pointed at target about sixty
yards distant. 1t didn't hit it and as nobody sa
any ball, there was much perplexity expressed.
A midshpman did say that he thought the ball
must have run out OF the touch hole when they
loaded up, for which he was instantly expelled
from the service. After long search, without
finding the ball, there was some thought OF
summoning the Naval Retiring Board to decide
on the matter, when somebody happened to look
into the mouth of the cannon and discovered
that the ball had not went out at all. The in
ventor said that this would happen sometimes
especially if you didn't put a brick over the
touch hole when you fred the gun.-The Gov
eminent was so we'll pleased with this explana
ton, that it ordered forty of the guns on thu
spot, at two hundred thousand dollars apiece
The guns to be furnished as soon as the war il
| over.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27
The CONQUEST Of Flnriha

Commodore Dupont is rapidly doing up what
little work needs 10 be done for the cemplete
rep0ssesslon of Florida. We have news that
st. Augustine and Jacksonville, two of the Ia r.
gest towns in State which has none but small
towns, had surrendered without a struggle, and
that the flag Of the Republic has again been
raised over the venerable walls of San Juan de
Pinos, or, as 1t is now designated, Fort Marion
This finishes naval operations in eastern Flori.
da. North of st. Augustine we now hold the
line Of the ST. Johns River, Fernandina and
Cumberland Sound /; and south Of il there is no,
harbor until the Florida Keys are reached
which again are in our hands. II was hardly
worth while for the rebel Governor TO recon-
mend the entire evacsation of east Florida, fo
already we control il all-and virtually, indeed
the whole State--lts coasts, rivers and railroads
Fernandina and Cedar Keys gave us the ter
mini OF the railroad across The peninsula; Jack
sonvllle gives us the eastern terminus of IN,
| road TO Alligator; and there remains only tw,
short lines in ths western part of the State
the most important one OF which is probably
also by this limG in our possession. 1t woul
almost be wOrlh while now for Commodor
! DUPONT to pass aFou0d into the Gulf ofAiexic
take possession of St. Marks and Tallahas
zee, and establish the authority of the Unite
States iu the capital. 1, is quite time that tn
contemplate us'irpers who have pretended I
rule Florida for The past year were driven ini
the swamps lately evacuated by Billy Bowleg
II seems thaG The authorities of the quaint oI
towa of St. Augustine received our command,
with civic ceremonies, and themselves raiae
the flag on the aupola Of the town hall. Pro
J ably they not snly saw that resistonce wou
D be vain, but were really rejoiced at the prospe
| of their town aud Siste being brought aga
under the protection Of the only one of the Go
; erome nts they over had which secured the
q at ence peace aud freedom. The people of s
If Augustine are anylhing bat warlike. Tn,
s, are mostly Of the old Spanish stock: but 4
J. quiet. iudolens life which they lead, and I
y little interest which they have in negroes a
IT negro slavery. make them sufficiently ave,
from aLysh ng like mock heroics for the benz
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27

DEPARTURE OF THE TRooPs-THREE PRIs-
oNERs TAKEN WITH THEM.-Colonel Wallace
left Wilmington Thursday morning in special
train of cars for Drummondlown, Va, where
General Lockwood's brigade is stationed. He
had with him as prisoners, VIM. Graves, John
Fl. Moore and John ii. Lambsen, they having
refused to comply with the request of the u.
s, Government. They will, we learn, be put
to ditching wood chopping, and other hard
labor about The camp. The prisoners were
marched down Market st.s from Eighth TO Sc
cond sts., under guard of soldiers. When
they arrived at the Depot they were put in a
car and strong guard placed over them Sew.
eral of their secession friends called on them
to take their leave before they started fol
i" Dixie" There are several other "birds O
the same feather" who should have been taker
along. The Colonel took with him between
fifty and sixty Of the guns which had been ii
the possession OF the Delaware Gssrds.-Del
Journal. a< 3
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27

ing at the April Term OF the Superior Court:
Duck Creek-David L. Spruance, James D.
Wild. William Temple, John Mustard.
Little Creek-George w. Moore, William
Fox, Robt Graham.
Dover-John Wyatt, William F. Hawkins,
David Harrington, Stephen Cats.
Murkerkill-Geo w. Anderson, Nathaniel
Young, Edward jackson, John Harrington, Jas
Longfellow, John r. Combe.
Mispillion-Jacob Y. Hickman. John R. Cur.
tis, John Cain. of D., Nathaniel C. Powell.
Mlford-Wm. N. w. Dorsey, John s. Her.
riDgton, John H. Scott.
PETIT JURORS.
For the Term of the Superior Court and
Court of General Sessions, commencing Mon
day, April 2sth, 1852:
Duck Creek-H. P. Massey, Horace Mustard,
William E. Boyer, William Tschudy, VIM. H.
Hofecker, Isaac D. Hamilton.
Little Creek-Mcses Price, VIM. /. Spencer,
Peter E. Lober.
Dover-JOhn o. Stay, Jas. L. Smith, BENZ
Walker. John J. VnshelI, John c. Pennewill,
VIM. c. Fountain.
Murderkill-Whiteley w. Meredith, Cbas
B. Satter6eld, Joseph Jester. Alfred Massey
David Needles, Samuel G. Cohee, Thomas
Pickering, Jr.
Mispilion-John T. Carter, Thomas H. Dor
man, Nathan Smith. Sr., Joseph A. MastOn.
Milford-James Supp, Beniah w. Truitt
James Tharp, James l.. Melvin.
PETIT JURORS.
For the Tenn of the Court of Quarter Ses
sious. commencing on the FIRST Monday, APR,
7th, 1862:
Duck Creek-Robert H Cummins, John w
Savin, Geo. N. Hazel.
Little Creek-John Parker, Sr., Joseph S
Moore.
Dover-Robinson C. Walker, James RasI
Henry Pratt.
Murderkill-Jas. H. Evans, Edward ]. Ca
ter, Alex. Jackson, Jr.
Mispilion--John Satler6eld, William
, Harrington.
Miliord-Wm. J. Sapp, Geo. Thomas.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27

WESTERN ExUBERANCE.-The Frankfort
[Ky.) Commonwealth OF the 18th contains the
following letter 10 the Rebels
DEAR REsELs-I now take my pen in hand
for the purpose of holding communion with you
through the silent medium of pen and pap |
have Just learned that the lines are now open
as Fort Donelson, in Tennessee, and | avail
myself with alacrity of the opportunity now
presented OF resuming our correspondence.
Your maRy friends 10 this section would like
to be informed on various topics-for in.
stance.
How are you. anyhow
How does dying in the last ditch, agree with
your general health!
How is the Constitution" " down your way
now!
Do you think there is any Government!
How is g King Kottlng!'
| ls Yancey well. and able to eat his Oats!
| When will Buckuer take his Christmas din.
ner in Louisville!
Is Lloyd Tilghman hanging Union men in
the First District
| Is Floyd still "rifing" " cannon ard other
small arns!
Hew is Pillows last " diteh" and when will
he grati6y his numerous friends by "dying "
| in the same!
How is the /" Southern Heart !'
| Are you still able TO whip FIVE to onei
What ia the opinion of the Dutch racet
Did the recognition ofthe S. Confed. by Eng
land and France benefit you much!
Where is the " Provisional Government ol
Kentucky, and what is it kept in?
Where is lhet Louisville Nashville Bowlin q
Green Courier now pub ished! Say!
And lastly, what do you think of yourselves,
anyhow!
A prompt answer will relieve many anxious
hearts. ...
Yours,.iB a horn.
/ A LINCOLN Man.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27

The Southern news is interesting. The
rebels are evidently in peculiar mood Of mind.
They are, like our peace men. dissatisfied with
everything. They abuse Jeff Davis, abuse the
style and sba pc of their own flag, complain that
the Tennesseesns are desertiug and turning
Unieaisls, and so on. South Carolina has been
called on for FIVE Thousand more troops. aud Il
not furnished by the beginning of this week
,he Governor was going 10 enter upcn con,
scr ptiou. The rebels try to appear sufficiently
i !, seerase, bat in all these outpourings sppea
: : spalploms Of their waning fortunes
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27
Glorious News,

The intelligence we weekly lay before our
readers, will cheer the heart of every loyal
American, as it sounds the death knelI of the
rebellion. Blow after blow has GENE upon them
with such regular and .unerring force, that the
whole Superstructure is now tumbliug to pieces,
with the wait of it's own iniquity. and will as
suredly griad to powder the leaders and their
satellites of the most stupendous fraud ever
attempted upon any people.
let the heart of every one who loves and
fears the God of Heaven. be lifted up in feryent
thanksgiving and praise for His mercies thus
SOuchsafed to us. in making bare His arm
against those workers of iniquily, who have uu-
gratefully condemned and cast off from them the
bauhdIess blessings and fsvors which He had
SO sundantly showered upon them, and who
hare Involved their country in the horrible evil.
under which il is now suffering.
For our SINS, indiv idually and as a nation
We have beeu punished by the Most High
Blessings. civil aad religious, like those we
have enjoyed, have never fallen to the lot o
any people on the face Of the globe. We dio
not appreciate them-we becsme lifted up witt
pride aud avsrice. and ambition, and covetou
-four neighbor's territory, and deserved tn,
chssiislng hand of a just God to be laid upor
Us, TO remind US that there is One who ruletI
ia Tue Heavens. and who will take cognizaHc
oil the dOings of the children of men. But tn
applications of his people have gone up as in
cense before His throne, that He would remem
Der mercy, and turn away His wrath from u
He has. we trust. heard their prayers. and a
Ihaugh our sins have been great. and our cha
tSuiug justly deserved, still he has now put II
baw IN the clouds, and the radiant beams
peace are breaking upon US. To His great at
holy name let all his people give the praise
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27

The President has approved the new article
of war lately provided by Congress, forbidding
all efficers or persons in the military service Of
the United States from employing any Of the
forces uadeF their respective commands TO re-
turn fugitive slaves, under penalty of dismiss
frcm The service.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27

VETOED.-GOv. Magoffn has vetoed a bill
which passed the Lewielature of Kentucky,
requiring all ministers before they are qualified
to perform the marriage ceremony. TO lake an
oath to support the Constitution of the United
States.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-27

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