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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-10

ucs'EHeu, We suppose, 20 corrcct pubic morals
and private character
It appears that it was issued from the Office of
the "Banner," unbeknown to the proprietor As
non y -. nee3 IF It, ne publicly de-
nouncco - act, and dlscnurs party
from his employ. THE, it appears, was n6ts-s
factory 70 that squeamish little creature Of the
Gazette, who responds to the apology of the
Banner" editor, by accusing him of the Of
49, itor of the "Banner' hurls the
10 his teeth with spirited indignation,
~, - upon him advice, which could have
him no harm had he received it in the
~ part Of his career as public journalist
n man Of the Gazette ia narticnlarlv md no
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20 have been elected on tn

ana upwards 0i ~ nave been elected on the
Union Ticket.
As far as heard from there are only disunion
or States rights delegates elected 1t lis thought
by c"rnpctant Judges Tint The popular majority
Will not be less than twelve or fifteen thousand
BRATrLEBcRo, Vt. Sept. 4.
Returns from 1913 towns give WILLIAMS,
wing, for Governor 1853. REDrIELD, free
soil, 1904. ROBINSON, democrat, 3,5a4 The
same towns elect 81 wings, SO coalition, and
there is no cho &c in II towns. In some towns
last year, 81 wings and 81 coalition. The last
Legislature had SO wing majority. Williams
loses, so far, about 100 last years vote, when
he had ], 200 majority. The aggregate vote is
considerably diminished.
BosroS, Sept. a.
The steamer America from Liverpool and
Halifax arrived here at 81 o'clock, P. NJ to-day.
Mr.. Warren, late Consul at Vienna, and editor
of Lloyd's newspaper, has been expelled by the
Austrian Government. He issued the decree
himself to mark his extreme dislike of the
course which Warren pursued towards all the
measures of the Oovcrnlncnf
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be settled as speedily possible. All persons knoyyine
themselves be indebted whether by note otherwise
are requested to come forward AZ once and mako settle
ment, as further indulgence cannot be granted.
sept 9-wdtf FEN. NJ SAMUEIS, Assigrcr.
FARM for Sale or Exchange.
TINE undersigned offers her farm, six miles west OF D-
buque, containing 240 Of land, for sale ey
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ELnnR-.Conntrx Summertime nn;nsn

SO 25; $35nis highest offered for 2nd brand
city, and 81 0 Ifor extra.
VIM AT.-Sales 4UDO SKIS. outside so to Csc
Small lots choice brought 70a72c, and choice
white, rs cts. sacks returned.
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1Iississippi Eiec{ion.
g -. VIcKsBuRo, Sept. 5.
As far as reports have been received il is re.
duced to certainty that the cause so ably advo-
Gated by Gen Foote hass been sustained by the
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,,,r 90 p, -, u,h;to IN n.u ,rnnp;aa A

Oars go ~, SKIS included.
sloNs.-Pork-no sale.
LARD.-Fair No. 1, 10 cts.
WHisKky-2l4 CTS. to 81
HEMP.-Common TO good, 80 to 65c; strictly
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9, Wellington and Yucatan styles, of all qualiti
Boys Cloth Caps.


Navy, op RI, Lanartne, military, cone top, velvet,
and cloth sp bands jimmy Lind and Parodi styles, q
all qualities.
Men ind Boys Sak and Cotton glazed Caps,
Taylor, Scott Hungaran, military, navy, opera anc
Oregon styles, assorted.
Ladies' and Misses Nuts.
Lynx, Bear, siberian SQUIRREL Chinclia. fox, wolf
assorted qualities.
Having large and extensive manufact ry in Danb,r
onn., where tile principal part Of ST ok is mana
d, under the nmcdi1tc supervisor Of Mr. G. len
diet, ar nablei ,.fcr such in ucoments Ia buyer
that it will he greatly 70 their advantage to call aud ea
min our stock ire purchasing.
s sept mber lst--ly DAVID PEARCE * co. /.
BOOTS AND ES.
NANNY & ED,
NO. l5S MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
xEi1 ARE receiving at their Store tn r Fall stool
nNy of Bouts and Shu,s, comprising every thing III
e~>ther line.
than W. have ever been abb to off r befor.
Having FAX special pains in making selections,
feel satsfi that please Those who want good
arcl and expect to sell low any for cas
or good paper
Below we ennm rate few of tn leading articles.
.fE.NS' thick Boots, from to ii and 9 to IA
DO do doubt sole and long legs;
DO do grain douhl sole all sizes do
Do unbound kip Boots half double sole and 8 to II
Do double sole do do all siz s;
DO fin long leg kip do No and 10 l2i
DO unIin Hungarian Bouts;
Do kip waterproof do;
GENTS thick do;
NEWS calf sewed and pcCg dr. So Boots
Do Philad lphia Hunting;
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VHPgrupDlr Al5pMlDf5.
REPORTED FOR THE MINERS' DAILY EXPRESS
NEw ORLnAss, Sept. /.
Capt John B. B HYDE, Of the Cincinnati
who left Havana on the 25tt, and has Just ar
rived, reports that two more battles had been
fought, In which General Enna and 200 ofnff
Spnnia1is were killed. Gen. Emma was ous'sfa
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ptoriously unfair and obnoxious in his course as
~an editor, and therefore we are not surprised
that he should manufacture an opportunity to
injurc his neighbor.
NJ. Owens is probably able to explain his acts,
omission to act, to the satisfaction of his
-Washingtoa Republic, .ang q.
are informed that the consul at Havana is
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Sept. 6.--d&w--2 m.
WILLIAM NORTH,
WHOLESALE DEALERI
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
No. 95, Main Street, ST. Louis, Mo-,
IIAS just ceived, by recent arrivals, and now in
IL store, large and desirable stock If goods, in the
above ne well adapted TO tn Fall and Whit Trade,
all the and fashionable styles To which
additions will made during the stason all
Of which have be sell cted with great car, and will
b. offered To the trade al very small advance man.
ufactur. rs prices
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ID suitable ot-budings the premises, sixty
der good fence, fifty Of which are in coed state OF Gull


under good fence, fifty Of which in coed state OF cul
tvaton A beautiful stream through the farm, and
an excellent spring is within few steps of the house.
Forty of the above is frstratc fimbcred land
Also, ofcr for sale two rs Ike Of oxen, milk cows,
ad Of horses, and good lot OF young cattle and hogs t.
gather with two wagons, one Sled ard all my farming
,os, &c. ELIZA VI. DIXON.
Dubuque, Sept l-w&dtf
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
Wholesale :ind Retail.
b. THOMAS respectfully inform tho citizens Of
d Dubuque and surrounding country, that he has taken
the store nearly opposite the NAPLES House, and immed
atc,y between tie of Mr. Bell and MIR. Lawther,
where he is receiving and opening an
Ertensire md ,ceH selected stock Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
All of which have been purchased in New York and
principally for cash. thereby offering great
inducements country merchants and buyers in general
respectfully invite all persons who DESTROYS Of
purchasing cheap and fresh goods, to call and examine
my stock.
In the Ladies', Department., have
Black Gro dc Rhine; Needle worked CUFFS
s rs s' new Needle Worked Victoria COL
Plaid do do; lars
striped Jaspe silk; Fancy neck tics;
Wacred Poplin beautifu Linen cambria handerchefs,
Plaid Cheve, just out of the a few very fine;
vessel Alcxander's kid gloves;
Muslin dc laine; Philie mits, long and short;
Rroclc Turquoise; Scoop cuffs;
50 Pieces mernoes alpacas; 800 Pieces fancy prints;
Chinese grass cloth; French gtnghams;
SkirtnCs; English and American do;
Swis TWILL aconct and 100 fancy shaws from 81 TO
brio muslins; 49, some very superior;
cdging and nsetng % Pieces green red, blue,
Thread lace and inserting; whitc and yellow fan
Bobinet lace and inserting; nels;
Plain and figured b, binet $40 Pieces brown muslin;
Needle worked cellars; 100 Pieces blcached muslin
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VIII gIVdt vHfP.
TO- sIo no,nts.pe "a at

u.
who wtre left prisoners with the SPansaffds,
were shit as soon as tala'n. Very few Creyts
were Joking Lopez. N.
The accounts furnished by the Delta are
much nksre favorable to Lopez.
The kabama sailed to-night with one tpou-
sand httaators.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PHiLADELrHIA, Sept II.
Third different accounts confirm the success of
Lopez bd death of Gen. Emma.
BriyEincinnati arrived at N Orleans On the
LIST, FIN Havana 25th ult. The Spanish
account say that LOPEZ was surrounded by
1000 Of he Spanish troops, while contrary ac-
countsk BY that Lopez had advanced to within
80 mil of Havana, having been joinfd by
1000 Sannish soldiers.
MAXI all deductions one thing is ccrtfn, that
LopezD.s not been defeated
Thdbost reliable information confirms the adj
vanceF Lopez on Havana.
THIRD DISPATCH. n
The chooner merchant arrived on Saturday,.
four das later from Havana and conkrms the
previous accounts that Lopez had beea victori-
Gus.
Gen.Enna, commander of the Spanish forces
was kilfd and buried with great ponp.
Repots from Havana state that Spanish
loss wa. 500 killed in battle.
New ORLEAsy Sept 1.
Advies from Vera Cruz to the 2 st ult state
that II Mexican Congress had passed a. bill for
decisive and offensive alliance with the
Spani0 American republic.
A seious riot had taken place 4 Vera ruiz,
in With the authorities were Debated, and six
perso&killed. 1t originated in asdispute rela-
tive tShe collection Of duties. i was expect
ed the the English squadron wiuld blockade
the p&.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
NEW Y,RK, Sept. l.
Thts,eamer Atlantic arrivedat 81 this 4. N.
from liverpool, with dates tdAug. 90. The
AtlanLc made the passage {. Liverpool and
back p New York 25 days, the most re-
mark3le trip on record.
Shdbronght near quo passengers.
Th9re is no English news whatever.
Madrid vices of the 1870 contain the &C.
counts Of the Cuba1 ditficu 81 They are
represented as veT slight ir, and promptly
suppressed
royal decree h3e been issus declnrirg the
Princess u BE- bob of the Ddshess Montpen
sier, and q be entitled to all thaprerogatives OF
the Royal tnfahtspfiSpain.
CONT AleIa6der Calendretli, Minister Of
War during t6f Roman srepubkc. will shortly
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LEX, brown,
Lind, Parudi and -
~ 40 T.
Assorted colors and qualitfd
Kossuth, Mexican, Bnenna
Lind and Parod Brown, Blaclk
um and Common, SQUARE, Round -. y
Far Caps.
Otter. fur seal nutria, muskrat and CT
airline, Spanish, opera and riding
Six, .nohair and Cotton Plush Caps.
Opera, Larmartir c, Jenny Lind Parpd, Oregon, Ca
fornia, ST Louis, Boston, Baltimore, Hungarian anb
riding style, of all colors and qualities.
Mems Cloth Caps.
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pass the other. What adds much to the credit
of the L. is, that she was freighted heavily and
had at one time, barge, and at another, fiat
AbQet in tow, whilst the Wyoming, during The
whole trip, was but lightly freighted. The l..
left st. Louis on Wednesday, 8 o'clock P. NJ,
and arrived at this city Saturday evening, at o
o'clock; thus making the passage in three days
and one hour, which, considering the fact that
she had to tighten over the rapids, besides hav-
the best runs ever made from ST. Louis to this
city.
AZ His Old Tricks.
A few days since we received small sheet
printed at Davenport, styled "The LASH" and
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-10

LEAD No sales of Galena reported Low
n mines sold at 81 %; 81 25 was refused for
500 pigs Galena in store, delivered on board.
FREIGHTs TO NEW ORLEANS Flour 25c
Pork Sic. Corn &C. Wheat &c. Oats l6c
Lead lUc.
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c.bat- ITS population, Cjndities and Re-
soNrceS. A
- We end the following Interesting summary
of facts fefsave to this Island, in the Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser. Jhst at this time they
Eil be found interesting: gaa
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and musk hats
aiens' soft blk, white az
geld Jenny Lind and ParOdi
brush hats.
Mems congress, Kossuth and u
artists soft wool hats.
Mems silk and mohair plush Chill
caps 9th
Boys silk and mohar plush
caps
BONNETs.
Ladies' Florence braid, fancy straw, silk anu
bonncts.
Fanny, Am VARIETY GoODs--DREss GOODS.
Black mattooni msring, Gro de Rhine, and embossed
silks;
Chansenblc gic high colorcd plaid stripes and fancy do
Bonnet silks and satins, fiorenccs, &c.
Also, general stock Of cashmcros de ains, vects, us
tres, fancy plads and worstcd and silk embroidered
nerena robes
WHITE GOODS
Cambrics jaconetS, null and swiss musns satin stripe,
lace stripe and tape check, do victoria and bishop lawns
plain and fancy bobbinncts, patent spot and fancy lace
nets
sEIAWLS AND HANDKERCHIETs.
Fine colored long sawls black do 5, "a, 49, "a and
0 plain and embroidered American cloth do; American,
Scotch and English plaid and wool fancy mer
no scarfs and hdhfs ladies' fancy dress hdkts; plain
and fancy silk scarfs.
CRANATs AND HANDKERCHlEFs.
Gents black string cravats, black Italian, plaid and
embossed, and camcelon do; fancy neck ties.
Pongee, Shangha cora, bandana. embossed and Spit
eeld silk pocket handkerchief ladies' and gents linen
cambrick do.
ALSO
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
Office is hereby given, IL at letters Of administration
upon the estate and effects Of Joseph T. Shannon
late Of the county Vi Dubuque have been granted
by the County Court Of said county to Wm Myers, If Du
buque, who has qualified SUCH All persons indebted
- said estate required to make immediate payment
the ssme and all persons having claims rogue led
present and establish the in accordance with law
and without deiay. gRv1,,--rri
sept lo-4w WM MYERS, Admir-.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
NOTICE is hereby given, that Valentine Bleuel ha
IN been duly appointed by the c. uny Court Of Dubuqu
County, administrator VI tie and effects Of Michae
Wolcnshein, late Of said County, deceased and has quail
flied. All person indebted tosa,I estate are required
settle tie Erthwth, and all persons having claim
against u present and establish the sam
acc erding - law, without delay
Sept. i1-3tw VALENTINE BLEUEL, Admir-
tlr,iui frat =.
EAnl UTOR 5 NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given, that have this day bee
IN Appointed by tie Pr te Court Of Buchanan CO
Iowa, exseus~ssf c will any state Ut Jacob Dubois, lat
of said county, hnoasGI Hhrsons having claim
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lew nests OF Gotmc sewers.

BANKING HOUSE
and and Agency of
COOK, SARGENT e. CO.,
DuBuQuE, Iowa.
EXCnAHGE on all the principal a't Of the Uni
TIT States. in sight and tim Bills, purchased and
for sale. in 10 sf Collections on tins City remit
for day of payment at Mt rates of exchange.
Land " arraMts constantly for sale.
Refer to
NJ ssrs. GEO. SMITH & Co., Bankers, Chicago, I'll.
+ :" e. w. CLsmK n BRos. do ST. Lo,isis, Mo.
=. w. cLAsss DooaE & Go. do w York
HATCH q la ~GpoN DO s,incinnati, Ohio.
N. HOMES 4 Son do Pittsburgh
F." J. w.CLAaK & Co. do Boston, Mass
Aug 25--fm.
EO MEXICAN LAND WARRANTS, guaran-
~ tced in all respects, for sale for Cash time,
IN liberal terurs, by COOK, SARGENT h co.
Aug 26-tf
School Teacher Wansed
a competent teacher may obtain good situation by
IA applying to tic undersigned, Secretary of School
District NJ, 3, in jefferson trwnsip, Dubuque county,
His services to commence on LIST October next
d-3t r. HoLs1EIN, sec'y
New DIRK and. Erie RailrOad Line
s zEssss y Class low pressure s11f1i1|
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EXPR ESS.

NOTICE to miners on Middle Ynba. Rat
tlesnake Bar, Newhuryport Bar, AIcINinsey s
Flat, Eureka, Dry Diggings, llumbug Canon
and Grass Valley.
Furman, Mcintyre s. Co. having completed
their establishments, one at Snow Tent six
teen miles from Grass Valley and 2S miles from
Nevada the other at German Bar, 4miles ~
N. West of Snow Tent, are enabled 10 furnish
general assortment of goods direct from Sac
ramento at the lowest possible rates. Both
houses are fitted up TO entertain travellers.
They will also run n semi-monthly Express
to san Francisco, through Nevada, Grass Val
ley, Rough s. Ready, and Sacramento. Let.
ters will he delivered al the several diggings by
agents appointed. All moneys will be forwar-
ded to the States through Gregory & Cos Ex-
press, San Francisco.
May 29th, 81. 4tnl3
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GEORGE BORRADAILE,

South side of Broad st. next door TO the
Gregory House, Wholesale & Retail Dealer,
Groceries and Provisions &c. Ha, con.
SANITY on hand, and Is receiving daily all
Flour, Pork, Barley, Hams, Butter, Cheese,
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Beans, Apples, Peaches,
Lard, Syrup, Tobacco, Liquors, Spices, mi
ming Tools &c.
He invites the attention of Miners and
Packers TO his well assorted stores and he
will give satisfaction as to the quality of his
goods. lml6m
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
Ordinance No, Is.

" %'Oi
Regulating the ravinc west of Main
street
The corumon council Of the city of
Nevada do ordain as follows:
Sec. l. That the ordinance entitled
an ordinance respecting a rayinc 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 sum not
exceeding six hundred dollars, TO turn
the water from said ravine by ditch
or sluice from its present course into
tic ravine known by the name Roger
Williams ravine, at a point to be ap-
proved by the committee.
Passed May, %, 1851.
MOSES F. HOLT, MAYOR.
L. F. CuUBBucK, City clerk.
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BATH.

All who wish Baths can beacco mn modated
by cal ing at the new Bathing Establishment
in the Empire Building Ithas been consiruc-
ted in n neat and commodious manner and
pientifuly supplied with pure water, warm or
cold S over Baths at a moments notice on
reasonable terms. In connection with this is
a shaving, hair cutting and dressing saloon.
Every branch of the business executed in the
most agreeable manner and approved style.
nevada, June 4th.
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Grepory House.

TE,HE proprietor offers his motel to the notice
ofcitizens and the travelling public. where
tho hest accommodation are furnished, and
tie table supplied with the Lest The market
affords. Tie house is fitted up in the best
.tvlc with large and airy sleeT ing apartments,
and indeed. ono of the most desirable stopping
p,aces in tho city. The very liberal suppoit
o the puhlic has enabled him to m ke ar
ranrements for the entire comfort and onye.
ME ice of his b)arders. fnd he is enabled te
furnish the entire characteristics Of 'HoaE'
so seldom found in California.
44t< u 6 Gsuoosy.
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lAuES BIRCH, Pro, et,r

"a. ID. BOXCE.-North cast corr.
~ er and 81 sts. Sacramento, whole
q sale and retail dealer in drugs, med
icines, paints, oils, perfumcry. etc, constant.
y on hand a large stock of lamp oil and A..
cohol also, n general assortment of patent
medicines. Physicians prescriptions care
ully prepared by day or night. Orders from
he county will meet with prompt attention
and great care observed in packing. Pure
wines and liquors for medical purposes al
wavs on hnpA. t1lw
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
Sherif's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Nerada County, SIS,
Ely virtue or an execution to me directed,
Hb issued from the Office of John Edwards
Esq, n Justice of the Peace in and for The
,ounty and State aforesaid, dated August the
9Th, 1851. on judgment rendered in said Of
ficc the 9Th day of Nav, ISL in favor Of }
B. Truesdcll, against Brown and Mills and
lrainst A, B Hoy, garnishee, for the sum Of
two hundred dollars and costs Of suit, have
taken in execution, and will offer for sale ci
the hiehes' bidder. for cash on the premises.
on Saturday the 18th day of October next. the
following property, to vii. The one undivided
nall part oe the house and fixtures in Nevada
City, known us the City Bath House. taken
in execution as the property of said Hoy, to
satisfy said debt and costs Of suit.
JSo. w. GALLAHER. Sheriff,
BY w. II. ENpIcorT. Under Sheriff.
Nevada City, Sept. 9th, lsjl-45-;d
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TENO MINING COMPANIES, Lawyers,
X Merchants, SEA- gentleman conpe-
tent to fulfill the duties of secretary, manag-
ing clerk, accountant, travelling A. ent, etc.,
etc, wishes to engage to engage hsmsef for
period of not less than three months, in the
mining districts For further PARTICULARS en-
quire Of Mr. Ever, Nevada Journal Office.
June 10, IT,
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
NOTICE.

All persons who have paid tax to the
County Treasurer for License of any de-
sciption are requested to deposit his re-
ceipts for the same, with the county
Auditor, Theodore Miller, and obtain
their License. Auditors Office in the
Clerks & Recorders Office. Main Street
opposite the New Presbyterian church.
TIlEO. MILLER. Co. Auditor.
Nevada City, Aur. 18th 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
Hotel de France.

FRENCH HOTEL s. REST'A URANT'
The propric ors of This establishment have
recently fitted up their building, and now pre-
pared 20 accommodate all persons who may
avor them with call. in the best style. They
have good beds for the accommodation of all
p1rsens who may be travelling without blankets.
Their bar contains large selection of the most
holce liquors. Boarding can be had at SlI
p week. Boaraers who wish but . meals per
slI.
Nevada, May, l4th, 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1851-11-06
LOST

ON the road between Marysville and Ne
" vada, small leather Wallet, containing
a small specimen. and Il number OF notes and
other papers of value only to the owner The
notes were drawn by j. b. Green, VIM. Lono,
& Co, Crosby White, John II. Madison, j.
Earrow, n L. Whitcsidcs, John Jnckson and
others who are hereby notified not TO pay
them unless TO the subscriber or his order.
The finder Of the above. by leaving it at
the Miners Home. Nevada. United States llo-
tel Marysyilc, or Missouri Hotel, S..cramen-
to, will be handsomely rewarded.
ALLEN WILEY.
m3. it
The Marysvile Herald and Placer Times
Please copy, and charge this Office.