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The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13
Ordinance No. 10
event and aAate Nuis.nces

To prevent and aAate Nuis.nces
TIE Common Council of the city of
Nevada do ordain as follows
Section / That each and every oe-
cupant proprietor, lessee or owner of
any slaughter house or yard shall re-
move or cause the same to be removed
together with all the accumulated offal
of such house or yarl within ten days
after the publication of this Ordinance.
and If such occupant, proprietor, lessee
or owner neglect or refuse to remove
such nuisance, such occupant, proprietor
lessee or owner shall pay to the city the
sum of $50 for each and every days con-
tiuuance of such nuisance.
Section 2. No person shall be per-
mitted hereafter to slaughter within
one and half miles west, one and
q half miles south, three quarters of
mile east of the city hall or within
the city limits on the north, under a
penalty of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every offence.
MOSES F. HOLT, MAYO.
l.. F. CHUBBucK, City Clerk.
The Nevada journal., 1851-09-13

An amendatorv Ordinance entitled An
Ordinance regulating Licenses.
The Common COUNCIL of the city of Ne
Vada do Ordain as follows -
All transient exhibitions or shows other
than Theatrical and Equestrian or Menage-
RES OF whatsoever nature shall pay to the
olty tor each days exhibition, the sum ofFiyc
Dollars, under the penalties prescribed in nn
Ordnance numbered l3, regulating licenses
Fassed June 7, 1851. MOSES HoIr,
l. + CHuBUcK, City Clk. INayor.
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Ordinance No 23

An Ordinance respecting disordorly hou
ses and houses Of i'll fame.
The common council OF the city Of Ne
vada do ordain as follows:
J hat from and after the passage Of
thls ordnance. any person or persons
who shall be convicted of Keeping A dis
orderly house, or house of i'll fame. shall
De hned tor each and every offence in
Il sum OF not less than fety or of not
more than one hundred dollars. or i'm.
pr'sonment for term of not less than
five days, or Of not more thu, ton -
or pom such hne and Imprisonment in
the discretion of the Recorder,
y Passed August IL, 1851
l.. +. CuUBBucK. City Clerk
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- -
EXPRESS.

NOTICE to miners on Middle Yuha, Rat
uesnaRe par, Newburyport Bar, Mekinsey's
Flat, Eureka, Dry DigSings, bumbug canon
and Grass Valley.
Fnnman, Mcintyre s. Co, having completed
their establishments, one al Snow Lent SIX
teen miles from Grass Valleyand rs mlic9 rom
Nevada the oherat German Bnr, alntles ~,
N West of Snow Tent are enabled 10 furnish
n general assortment of goods direct from sac
ramcnto at the lowest possible rates. both
houses are fitted up to niortain travellers
They will also run semi monthly EXprre3Is res
e san FrAncitso fieg 'NVa'e' ~ t''' 4,
,s5! ,sy n 3.t.verasi n thc atera disgl tas ~
VI. 80 ,,,,-.{at. Aitlacneys Hitl he 'afwtr-
d,atss stat, h'oaea Gregory 7 Ies S@
pye,s, tiBn fr'na5 u4
Nhv 1NIt
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Ordinance No. 10.

in rdinance to prevent aud suppress distur-
b. &C and rlotous asscmblagcs.
Is1 common council OF the city Of Nevada
a. 5,dnin as follows:
at any person or persons found gully Of
diA r1ing the peace or good order Of this city
p. tous assemblages, afirays or other dislur-
ban ea, or who shall exhibit with any malicious
in'aHt any deadly weapon, shah for each and
every offence be fined not less than ten ru
noIe than hive hundred dollars. or be inprs-
0asl Ter not les. than ten davs nor more Than
three months, or to be both fined and impris-
oaec n. the discretion Of the cont. This ordi-
oaie' % take effect Immediately upon its pas
AEN
Passed May %, 1851.
MOSES F. HOLT, MAYOR.
I F. CluBBucK,
City Clerk.
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Ordinance No. Is.

J ordinance regulating Licenses
mmon council of the cjtv of Navoa,
dain as follows: e ''''
l. That from and after tho noss...
ordinance, all persons transac,;n,,
OF pursuing any calling here.naftar
within the limits of the civ .hai,
from the city license for the same
irrnity with the provisions Of tb;s az
2 Al persons engaged in the busi.
calling of Auctioneer shall ray upon
.csion sales OF goods, wares .merehaniise
D real estate and stock, one per ce. tum
ne amount OF such sales, said payment
nade to the city monthly, for the faith
fornance Of which,they shall enter into
actory bonds to the Mayor and common
il of the city of Nevada in the penal
# five huudreu dollars.
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Ordinance No. IL.

a 0rdinance respecting the rayine
Nget of Main stseet."
lie ommon council of the city of
ada, do ordain as follows;
see |. That, that portion of the or
duaure no 6. section 5. empowering
tAe oommittee on streets, to have the
ravns running west of Main street.
l.c d or sluiced and run into the "a.
gRe asst of Main street., is hereby re-
peaiei, and that said committees. on
GRE are hereby authorized and EN-,
20" red to have the said ravine run
n9s west of Main street. foomed for
lhe urpose of changing the direction
OF ae water and course of said rayine
l' ne most convenient and suitable
point
] ssed May, "a, 1851.
MOSES F. HOLT, MAYOR
+. CHUBBUcK, City Clerk
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Ordinance No, Is.

| Regulating the ravine west of Main
street.
Inc coumon council of the city of
Nevada do ordain as follows:
"ec. l. That the ordinance entitled
an ordnance respecting ravine west
OF Main street, be repealed and 81
hereby repealed.
Sec 2. The committee on streets
are hereby authorized to contract with
some person or persons for a sum not
exceeding six hundred dollars, to turn
the water from said ravine by ditch
or sluice from its present course into
he rayine known by the name Roger
Williams ravine, at point to be aP-
proved by the committee.
Passed May, %, 1851.
MOSES F. HOLT, MAYOR
L. r. CHuBBucK, City clerk
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Ordinance No 80
IN osdinanco respecting the Ra

IN Ovdinanca respecting the Ravip,
eass Of Aain 81 oet
The cnl aon c3gaci' of fhe city OF Nevada &,
eg3sa ~ foaeT.s
81 son Thst aere is hereby aut4or
izd 70 be constructed, us fuHic.nut dmohs 0rs
I'D Cor the lurnosn Of carrying lhe Sat5 ou.
the a inc res ,eafirg ffor4 tss ess' * y
stnar ioaf tr0u8ta.tt--g conmenoe ~ hl aesr
sh Har opposite tie Did dgginga q Tess
fle tl nd fiala on old faypia 'llH tAan.e
rig ing on the east side al said ragiat emp'
ins seer $50 bill 80 az g iurn iAe ~etef pug Fl
tait tfayino.
Sec, = fha libnle he conssl ietst = -
lbe dlneusioa. AMI 70 eomuehe ~ laa il3sa
ga. ti'e p,aee % carry o.t- ae water " ~
iAalle fnia aHlue 4 vn 90 fat safaA a'A
a|1 Gazette = ,pj @ 9 scbag9N ii4e sapa
st tee tlac jlis, BY section 1T o. th's
sace,
Th,t Pas gm Of fge Ad dued 3a.
.f - sai the avg l. heref ppopuHte
the consefe .soae. said fuAe. out Of
5aas Ia The city - laG GA JyYgtgsa.
ifT0ikaitteti. =
- ISIS io1r Maroy
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CITY ORDINANCES.
-OIDINIHCk \ o. 2

UADINlNC CB NO 2.
The Common Council of the city of
Nevada do ordaln as follows:
SrcrIog |. All building lots within
the city vacant on the passage of this
Ordinance, shall be and the same is
hereby claimed and held by the ayor
orpa common council of the city of. Me-
ynda for the use and benefit Of the city.
Passed May 10, 1851
MOSES F, HOLT, MAYOR,
/ + CHuBUcK,
City Clerk.
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Ordinance No. II.


AZ nance defnining manner OF the irnpris
op.uent Of convicts.
If. common council of the city Of ,Neya3,
11 5ea in as follows;
That the impr sonnlent to be suffered by any
9eraou or persons condemned to imprisonnent
e7 ment Of the Recorders court shall be-
'ws;-viz; Every such person or Der.
on all, during the day time be confined
IS ain and ball and be required to work
F3l nc streets, or upon some other putt
the city, and during the night shah b
.' to the city prison, or such other plac
rs be necessary for their safe keersue
nance shall take effect ilnmediatcl
'jsl passage.
ase Nay %, 1851.
IOSES t, HOLT. MAYOR.
n CHUBBUcK,
City Clerk.
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Ordinance No. Is.

Respecting the oath of officers.
The common council of the city of Ne
vada do ordain as follows:
That all officers of the city of Ne
vada, previons to eut, ring upon their
official duties, shall take the usual oath
of officer before the recorder or some
magistrate of the ity.
NOSES F. HOLT, mavo~,
L. F CHuBBucKCity Clerk
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mD NC E@mp ~A|a

uy1nR HES {, co, one Haor below the
y Masonic Hall Broad Street are ro" re-
a.iviny nv their line Of Express wagons from
Nm triocisco and Sacremen''' aage ana ana,
,ojrn d ,tock of fresh Provisions wairh VIII
&c eot At a,ct AMI frcaht, az 70 ol.safs .; of
We caunot euamerote all The yarleles ,ait 'm q,
t,nods ,hat compose our stock, which At an
tirles will offer GREAT lNpuchNtNin ~ '''''
who wish to purchase goods very en9'P, ,,s, to
,.'sh,sa yyll find it 10 their intert ST 20 call on
,Se,p be- before purchasing elsewhere as they are
S.,rr,a;ned 10 ssu at goir and living freight,
and hat no regular house in This clty, or wag,
ancr. shall undersell 'he'a ;:ho de"s ",,n nc
nnhiic on fair principles. They vii warrant
their goods to be OF the best quality. 70
Neynda. may 26th, 81. hl1
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Ordinance No. %

whereas, Alderman r N Hamilton and J
Allen owing to their contemplated inten.
ton OF permanently leaving the city. have
rendered their resignations as members of
the common council, which designations have
been accepted by said body, thereby causing
two vacancies in said common council
Therefore, the common council of the city
of Nevada do ordain as follows
That special election Of two Aldermen
10 fill the vacancies existing in tue common
council is hereby ordered-said election @
take place in the respective wards Of the
cty-at such places as may hereafter be des
ignaed by the Mayor, who is hereby author.
ized further to appoint the requisite Judges
and clerks of the election and to DESIGNATE
the time said election shall take place
assed June l6 1851
MO ES F HOLT, Mayor
HUB UcK, City CleIk.
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Ordinance No. | 4,

Relating to the street on little deer
creek.
The common council of the city OF
Nevada, do ordain as follows:
That the committee on streets be
and are hereby authorized to locate
the road or street beyond the bridge Oh
deer creek, to the saw mill on little
deer creek. also to contract for hav-
ing the same put into good repair, and
constructing bridge across little deer
creek, at the earliest period and them
most reasonable terms.
PISSED May, %, 1851.
MOSES F. HOLT, MAYOR.
l. + CHUBBucK, City clerk.
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Ordinance No 7.
/ + CHuBucK,
City Clerk

Defining and establishing inc ooullua'
res Of the City and its five Wards
The Common Council of the City OF
Nevada do ordain as follows:
Sec. 1.-The boundaries Of the City
of Nevada shall be and are hereby !
established from the site OF the store
Of Truck & Blachman, rs follows, to
wit:
The northern boundary line shall be
ono mile and a half due north. The
southern boundary line shall be one
mile and a half due south. The eas-
tern boundary line shall be one mile
due cast; and the western boundary
/ ,inc shall be two miles due west from
said site in conformity with plat as
surveyed by J. :. Brodic under the
instructions and authority Of the com-
mon council.
| Sec 2.-The Cftyof Nevada shall
be and is hereby divided into five
Wards, as follows, to wit:
Ward LIST, shall comprise that Por-
ton of the City embraced within the
following limits, namely, to wit: Com
mencing at the intersection of the
south bank Of Little Deer Creek with
the eastern boundary line of the city,
and following westerly said south bank
Of Little Deer Creek to the bridge at
the foot of Main street; thence contin-
uing westerly along the south bank of
Great Deer Greek . its inter c'.oA
with the west boundary 'pe q ~
city, thence southern alosg sa we
boundary line Of the city ~ jw@
ton with the south bou, t eas
thence easterly along the s1Ee
Diary line to its junction &l'h st
boundary line, thence nortsor'y a'
the east boundary line g "a tee
commencement.
Yard I'd, shall colapr ihat II
ton of the city embraced z me ie i7"
ing limits, namely:
Commencing on the South bank OF
Lille Deer creek at the bridge at the
fact Of Main street, and following
northerlr The west side o. u ain street
10 tae northeast corner of lie store 81
NJ. II Shepherd ca upper ei'1n street
enoe northeast % the northeast cor
ner or TIE boundaries, tbeuc8 southerly
along the ea. boundary I'VE Of ~.
city, crossing Great pec ereek to 81
I intersection with Littla Deer creek
( thence westerly along the south banl
! or litle Deer sree.k % tho place Q
conncucement
= ward 18th, shall comprise thai POI
e t5n ar tha city embraced with d
i.oJlov'un limits, namely
C,oDmen eirg at tue northeast cor
er Of " Y shepherds store on u
per main street and running nortswe
g by north t. the north IN boundary III
" of the city. thence ea7terly along Il
- rorth boundary 20 it, junction WI
, IT boundary line. th@te southwe
' d. the place II commen nynt
,e See. 3a--A city surveyor sha1
= chosen by tbe common council on q
d passage Of this ordinance, whose d
tf 4 hall be rs soon as practicable,
define thr aforesaid bonnda les 1 Il
CIV aad limits ct the five waJis, /
n rjiahIe and permaaont land mark
= ae stall also furn ! ,he con mou cour
q, cii gith an accurate plan of The sal
; boundaries Of the city and limits
It's var 5; ami perform sach,uther p
fe+ onal duties as inay be required b
tba common council for Which 9ery
!. YES we'd ana truly perform d h4 sh7
9 receive such compensation as ma
= hereafter be prescribed.
pessea sToy 20th, l55,-
Husas dolv Mayor
+ I. CHUBBuCK FIJI clerk
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Ordinance No. 81

Al Ordnance regulating the amount @
Taxation o. the e,tlzcns Of NeYa1a
TIE common council q the city ol Ne
vada 30 0rdain rs love-
Thas the rate Of taxation uron tax
- pJoperty within the city Of Nevad
'fe one per cent per ernuu upon he
.essei laiue
Passed august ii, 1851
NOSES T H0Ir, Mayor
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BArU

Alrss ~lsh Eaths can eeaGee m'''oe ~ 4, !, X, M
= 'Io e6,pirc Bo,lane i bag o<ea ,, So.'s' npd
sea Il a asat ami e 1A2.Fa, ,-1 .t,tsi < IN oe
Flraisel, SUI }ea ssn pnra ,.sersl ~ 1ol.rr s.
3'd howsr D@'l p n.@,.rv, 9th ib.s 81
.sgs . r, cutting sal o.sas ma '3'a. q.
Eyt53 atah Il y 'rsa,er aaa pfga ea sty
EeYA5u Jup $tu. s8ss2ess rs7a,
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Auction = Commission

r Williamson s. Co, tat the Auction
4. Stand or Main street, would call the
attention of miners, packers ana traders 20
sheir stock Of goods. A full supply Of the
most desirable articles the market below af-
iords, can always be found At heir sa es'room
In part consisting of the best quality Of Ii
qnors, Groceries, Provisions and miners tools,
which win be sold either at auction or pri.
va,e sale-at prices to su customers.
REGULAR SALE DAYS.
Every Sunday at 10, a, IN.
" Tuesday nt 8. IN
" Friday at 8. p m.
/. WILLIAMSON 4 co
Nevada, May 7, 1851 II
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REGULAR SALE DAYS.


We viii dispatch, per Steamer
><E1sSs I'D Of the lst and 18th of every
I'M c1hs54 f4o month our regular messenger
,,,-saA - aausual
C:old Dust shiupcd and insured as usual, to
,u nn,ts of the Atlantic States aud Europe.
Drafts for ,sle on our house in oil the pr nci-
mi A t,nntic cities, cashed ny all the New Eng
iand Bsnks. and at our various Offices through
ont the Union. :. :.
Fer the forwarding of Dust from New YORK
l.. the Mint, we have The only express on Vb9
niaii train
FREEMAN & Cn, are the only firm in Sacra.
,nentu conuecling with us, aud are authorized
ct draw On us for any amount,
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no MINERS AND TRAVELLERS.
THE AMERICAN.

THIS jotei on Bsoad street near the bridge
has .cr snlnf!ed and IS now ready for The re-
ception OF boar3ar4, luogers and transient
itors aia.cs and LoJders can be aeeont
da,ed with se,,afate roe me u desired
This House being conducted or eEaPsf ;"hte
nr.,c,pte.. No pa;us " u be spared % R'ale I
one of the mo. quiet and desirnbe places Of
entert inuent i. tts eiiy. Board and lodging
per week SIS 10 Bora prr week $i2
ie % 81 NiALTbI & BELL.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

I OST on the road between Sacrem ents
~ city and Nevada on Sunday last, green
Morocco Memorandum Book conta ming
some accounts due the Pla cr Times, nj i
note of S4G0 signed " B Ever endorse Wv
Pickering & Lawrence
The above reward will be paid on The de
livery ot the property 10 w ID Williams
rext door above the Nevada II tel. or tc
Winans liyer, Attorneys, Sacramento city
june ~ JASFRY
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THE GREGORY HOUSE.

This House is large ard -ommodier-. with
the best Of sleeping apartments; aaa the sub
scrlter a.tefs hims,.if that he wlt ST ~ good
a table 7s any other h9as Ia California hav-
ing arrangements Htats Ter the srnplv Of an
kinds % pea aaJ yeEe os% a apilaiis
share q tiel bio pstrooeg
r. 5EEG car.
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BROAD Sr. HOUSE.

Thankful to our friends for their liberal snip
mort wo inten,l stiI to make our iiOC ~ D
quiet home for all who may favor us with then
PATRONAGE. ~,
We charge Sl2 per week for board, and ~
per week fir lodgn :.
Our table will be furnished with the best tho
market aForla. CSood cooks and attentive
waitets
DAVIS & HIRsT.
Aprl9th 1851. t.
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Ihe Empire.
ky e. Es. H4oVCsi.

Persons wishing good liquors would 20 t:e
10 call At the EMPIRE, on Main street.
pril 10 ISL IN
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WAITED 80 VEN-V Oo TrT1v

StciC House on Main -
Al.rC-For sale, one good frame houss
BY 81 feet. d = SpKIJaNI,E
Ehq9lie OF .: w. Hoy, at this ofice.
April %, 1881. ~
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Ordinance No. 2l.

L. F. CHuBBucK, City Clerk.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-29
STATE LAND OFFICE,
LANSING. AUGUST 30. 1851.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following des-
" cribed University, Primary School, Safe Build
ing and Normal School Lands situated in the Coun-
ty of Ottawa, forfeited for non-payment of inter-
est will be offered for sale at public auction on
Wednesday, the 18th day of October next at o.
clock A. NJ. at this Office unless previously re-
deemed according to law, viz:
UniUersity-South- quarter of the north
east quarter section twelve, town seven north,
range fourteen west.
Primary Observation-Disclosures quarter of the south
west quarter section SIXTEEN town six north, range
thirteen west also southwest quarter of the north
east quarter section sixteen, town seven north
range fourteen west
State BuildiRg-South half Of the northwest
fractional quarter section twenty, town eight north
range sixteen west also, north fraction of north
east quarter, section twenty, town eight north
range sixteen west.
Normal Schoot-South- least quarter OF the south
west quarter, section fourteen town seven north
range thirteen west PORTER kIBBEE,
T4w1Ol Commissioner.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-29
ARRiVALS--Oct. 20-26.


Oct 20-Schr Lizzie Throop Cldesdell n. c..
Walton McDuf
Oct. 21.-Schr. Octayia Mcintosh; Liberty, -.
Oct 22.-Scbrs. Vermont, Nelson; Merchant,
Wiglon.
Oct. 23.-Schrs. gelegraph, Henderson; Walker,
Hubbard.
Oct. H.-No arrivals.
Oct. 25.-S. Il. Telegraph Brown, u. S. Mail
schrs. Teazer, -; Forester. McHarry
Oct. 26.-Brig Buffalo, Davidson, 100 bbs. salt.
CLEARED,
Oct. 90, 81, 22.-No departures.
Oct. 2S.-S. b. Telegraph, Brown U. S. Mail.
Oct. 2i.-No departures.
Oct 25-Schrs. Lizzie Ihroop, Clidesden 81 600
IT. humber; New Hampshire, Warren, $4,000 #.
lumber; L. T. billiard, Turner, 100000 #. lumber,
100000 shingles; Liberty, -, cargo unknown
VIM. II. Hinsdale. Nelson 30,0oOft lumber; Mari
ner, Irons, 600OS it. humber, 10000 lath Illinois
Minskey, $4,000 It. lumber. $4,000 iath; S. b. Gen
Harrison, PheattT S. b. Telegraph, Brown schr
Telegraph, Henderson 100 060 ftlumbcr, 10 600 ath
Oct. 26.-Schrs Octavia, Mcintosh, 100000 fl
lumber; N c. Walton, McDuff, 100 cords wood 4C
eds. slabs; Vermont, Nelson, 100000 slaves; Roam
oke, Dalton, 10000 f. lumber, 600 shingles c.
Walker, Hubbard, 100000 #. plank road stuff For
rester McHarry; Teazer,--; Venus Johnson
6000G 1T. lumber.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-29

WAR FEELING IN SPAN.--A private letter, re-
ceived in New York, by the last steamer, gives
an account of the present state of public senti-
ment in Spain towards the United Statas, in re-
lation to Cuba.
The letter states that few days since, Don
Andres Aranzo, nobleman of Cuba, present
ed petition to Her Majesty's Government,
asking for certain concessions for Cuba. In Or
der that 1t might come in its order, he placed it
before Bravo Murilo, President of the cabinet.
Bravo Murillo refused to take charge of it, Civ
ing Andres some pretty hard words After this
Andres succeeded in gaining an audience of the
Queen, to whom he presented the petition in
person. The august lady said that she deeply
regretted that she was not the mistress of her
own desires, or she would at once declare war
against the United States, come what might
AT q late meeting Of the cabinet, it was agreed
to send 5000 more troops to Cuba, 6 steamers
and all the sailing vessels possible. At the
mandatory at Seville, the casting of cannon
is going on with rapdty. The greater part Of
the Spanish newspapers clamor for the holding
OF public meetings, in order that public opin.
icn may be consulted upon the Cuban question
1t is proposed to call an extra session of Con
gress for the same purpose. The people o.
Catalana ask that war may be Immediately de-
clared against the United States, and that let
tiers of marque may be granted The desire fol
war is universal in Spain.
Such, so far as Spain is concerned, is the re
suit of the policy of the administration il ha,
broken down their case, the provisions of
solemn treaty. 1t has thus opened the way t
the Intervention Of those powers in the form o
guarantee treaty. And having made all thes'
sacrifices to conciliate the Spanish Government
it now finds Spain raging against us, and de
handing instant war! Skillful and successful
policy! Wash. Union.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-29

John A Rockwell late Chairman of the Com
mittee on Claims, Of the House Of Representa-
tives, has III the course of preparation compi-
iation and translation of the Spanish and Mexi-
can law, of real estate, and concerning mines, in
force in CaiiforniaGwhen ceded to the United
States. The work will contain translation of
the titles in the most recent Spanish codes, the
dscrees'of the Cortes of Spain, and the Mexican
statutes and DEGREES OH the subjects embraced
in the work. The first volume, in relation to
the law of mines and mining, is in the press, and
will shortly be issued.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-10-29
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES.

TUST received my Fall and Winter supply Of
81 stoves samples of the same all in order for the
inspection of housekecpers they are superior in
design and quality of metal-for variety the fol-
lowing will show.
Premium Cooking Stove.-Forest Alright,
King of Prairie, Eagle HOt-Air, Great Western,
Iron Monarch. Prairie Flower, Clinton Albright
and Union VentilatOr
Irving Cottage Parlor stovc.-Floral Alright
Imperial, Irving SclfReguator, Condenser, Fold
ing Door and Mountain Queen.
The last one named is ''thc stove of the sea.
son." these, together with full supply of heavy
plate stoves suitable for the church, schoohouse
work shop, hotel Sc, make up very fine assort-
ment worthy the attention of those who intend to
buy stoves this fall. VIM. III. MCDONNELL