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sitting on Two Stools.

Our contemporary Of the Union applauds
Mr.. COBB, of Georgia, for opposing the South
ern Address, which "emanated from Mr.. CAL
Houx, and out of which may be said to have
come the Nashville Convention" Bravo
We applaud Mr.. CoRB for the same thing.
But if il was mertorious in Mr. COBB to op
nose this address, how could it be meritorou'
in our contemporary to become a member of
convention which was the fatal consequence o.
this address VIII innocence explain
And again: If it was mertorlous in Mr.
CoBB to oppose this address, what was 1t II
fo,tu-one Southern DEMOCRATS TO sustain 1t
This suggestion Of the Union seems to b
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PenllaYlYnllin.

If we can understand the results of the late
election in this State, in the light of the infor
nation furnished by the Union in this behalf,
they must be fatal to the two Pennsylvania
candidates for the Democratic nomination for
the Presidency. They are assumed to signify
an acquiescence of the majority in the Compro-
mise. If this is just inference, Mr.. DALLAS
stands poorly on his movement for amending
the Constitution, and Mr.. BUCHANAN no better
on his proposition for dividing California on
500 3O
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The Political Press and Political Parties

The Political Press and Political Parties
In discussing questions growing out OF the
present state of affairs, our desire has been TO
deal with them upon their merits, with refer
ence TO the requirements of the country, rather
than the demands Of mere party leaders. In
this spirit fanaticsm at the North, and seces-
sionism AT the South, have been equally rebuked,
and cordial assistance has been rendered even
to political opponents, when they have rem
dered support to the peace measures in appa-
rent good faith; our conviction throughouthaving
been that the times have required that the ac-
riInony Of party should be made to yield TO the
higher demands of Government threatened
with disruption. This course has been
very poorly reciprocated by the metropoli-
tan organ of the Democratic party, whose
tortuous proceedings form an enigma which its
best friends are unable to solve. Its endless
contradictions on almost every passing topic
have been theme Of wonder TO some, and
amusement to all, and have unquestonably
tended very considerably to weaken its nfiu-
ence, whether for good or evil It's fits OF gen
erosity or justice have been impulsive and mo
mentary. and have been more than neutrallzed
by endless fault-fnding, evidently originating
in views that are too contracted to embrace an
enlarged consideration Of occurrences, and q
temper too peevish to be just.
At one time its sympathy with the Cuban
invaders was palpabe enough TO warrant an
accusation of abetting the expedition of the i'll
fated Panpero. At another time its conductors
declared 1--WE have, from the moment We
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Testimony OF Another Prisoner of Cuba.


The Hayneville (Ala) WatcLmdn publishes
the following letter from one of the prisoners
engaged in the Cuban expedition, and since
sent to Spain-Mr. j. T. PRUIrr, of Lowndes
county, Alabama. 1t is another pont-blanc
testimony of the gross deception used to en-
tice young men into the late unfortunate expe-
dition:
"HAvANA PRIsoN, September 1, 1851
"DEAR BARRY: fear ere this the melancholy
intelligence Of my being prisoner in Havana has
reached you through the press. II it has not, !
hope you will not permit my situation to become
known to my mother under any circumstances.
Try to keep her under the impression that am i'll
western Texas
81 was in New Orleans about the time the expe-
dition being gotten up. Great excitement
prevailed. Mr. Sigur, editor of the Della, pub
lished numerous letters from the island, giving
account of the progress of revolution going on in
Cuba. These letters led me TO believe that almost
the entire population under arms struggling
| for liberty. II ID useless for to tell you how
false these letters were. Through the persuasion
of Colonel Downman was induced to join the ex-
| pedition.
al have not time to GO into details Suffice ii to
| say, we landed expecting to meet with thousands
stead of finding the people in arms fighting for
| freedom found and all armed ready to
| meet us, not as friends, but foes. We landed,
had several engagements, in one of which / re-
ceved a bayonet wound in the right arm, and
were finally beaten and dispersed to the noun
tains, where, after suffering a great deal from
| hunger, we were compelled to give up.
"There one hundred and twenty four of us
now in prison here We have been treated very
kindly SO far, and hope, when the Spanish gov
| eminent sees fully the base means used by Gene
raj Lopez and his tools in New Orleans to get us to
engage in the expedition, she will be disposed to
! look upon our crime with some degree of allow
| ance, and spare our lives. If, however, such
should not be the case, sha submit to my fate in
| a manner becoming Cornelius is with me,
and all the prisoners in the room. Gen
eral Lopez is to be garroted o-day and there are
| few of his tools in New Orleans who had better
never meet with any of those now in prison here,
or they will suffer equally as bad fate.
Crest in hope. J. 7. PRUITT."
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The Galveston .Ne,cs notices the arrival at
that place of Major w. II. EMORY, of the
United States Typographical Engineer Corps,
on his way to join the Boundary Commits
ainnprc
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The family Of Senator BELL, of Tennessee,
arrived at Maysville, Kentucky, on the 9Th in
slant, on their way to this city
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The San Antonio Western Texan, of the 10Th
ultimo, announces the arrival of General PER
sIFER +. SMITH at that place
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Chief Justice fancy and family arrived in
the city yesterday from Baltimore, and have
taken apartments at GADsBY's Hotel.
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"But the Replblic-that one of the organs of the
Administration which claims that it is always
ready to exclude the conclusion that it is the
of ybody-suddenly came out on Thursday last,
and, affecting to reproach the Washington Union
for its violence and injustice, declared that such
treaty of guarantee that referred to would never
be tolerated by the United States"
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New York correspondence.

dmcrican Art-d SiiUer Chalice- BIZ tuLlom present.
ed-By ichom executed - LeufSe's Painting of
Washington Crossing the Delaiudre--I The -dtlan-
tics Nelcs and Financial n fairs -Rossuth-Ne,D
York NomiRati0ns-Ihe ST. Georges Society and
The IrinneU ErDf difiou--Tbe Heyr;ck Ern,id
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13
San FrancI.cn dsertisements.
Book Bindery.
RLANK BOOKS and Stationary. .-CooKF y
IL & LII COUNT respectfully inform the pub.

RLANK BOOKS and Stationary. .-CooKE
LIZ COUNT respectfully inform the pub.
'ie hat they intend opening, on or about the
tenth ol Novdmbcr. n
Blank Book, Stationary, and Book Binding
Establishment,
where every thing in their line will be manu-
factured in as workman Mike manner as in any
similar establishment in the States, and upon
reasonable terms.
Their stock Of blank books. got up to order
expressly for this market, will be found supe-
rior in materials, and style-of binding to any
heretofore imported comprising Russia-banded
sheep and half bound super royal, royal, me-
dium, deny and cap hooks.
Staple and Fancy Stationery vi::
English, French, and American note, letter,
and drawing paper; writing and copying inks,
approved qualities; pencils, rulers, waters, gold
and steel pens, cutlery, e,c., with every article
rrqiired for the counting house.
Having the best English and check paper
on hand, they will be enabled to supply Gus
toners with blank books of every size and
style of binding, and ruled to any desired pat
tern. Blll-heads and account sales ruled to
pattern.
Every variety of binding done neatly and
with despatch
Music, magazines, law books, notarinl re-
cords, etc. bound TO order, in any style, or to
match.
COOKE & LIE COUNT,
Stationer's Warehouse, Montgomery st. near
Clay, Wells Fire-Proof building 5S-lm
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Nevada Washing Co.

NJ cDONNELL q. CO., beg leave to in
1V1 form the public that they have opened
the Nevada Washing Company, at the Roger
Williams spring. Having spared no expense
in the construction and fitting up of this cstab-
lishment, they will wash, starch, and iron in a
superior style, they hope to render the Me-
vada Washing Company equal. and even su-
Of the public is respectfully solicited.
57-lmt
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HAvANA CIGARsl-.HAvANA CT

"AVANA CIGARS RSl--HAvANA CI-
IL GARS!-i0UO Cahago cigars; I3. 600
,,pera Gig RS; S,0UO Eicacia cigars; 5000 p. Z.
T. ciaarst b.U0o Ceriso cigars; 1000 Palermo
cigars; 1900 Nebastlan cigars; 5000 Union
AInerican cigars $50 VI. e. A. s. cigars
3,OO0 Curveadad cigars; 5000 Novedad cigars;
o:hoO Flor de Habana cigars; 5000 FL la Char
cigars; 900 FL Rey cignrs; g. 100 Sultana ci.
saIs 6,OO III Orb cigars; 1900 sicot,ana
cigars; 10000 Alhambfi cigars T, 10000 Urma
Rosa Imperial Reg ala cigars; 1890 Tulirn
tegalia cigars; 5000 La Minerva Regs IA
cigars.
The above are ell guaranteed 6rst class a.
vana cigars. For sale BY
b. G. HORN, Sansome OF.
tslm Bstwssa Califoraia and Pine sts.
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To Miners in Quartz.

ENOR SALE, fine assortment of macnifv.
IL Ing glasses, of various powers, mads ex.
pressly for examing quartz rock. Also pockc
compasses, magnets, thermometers, pocke,
spy GLASSES. surceyor's compasses, theotialites
leveling instruments, etc. etc.
instruments of every description mAde>t,
order: Repairs executed In the best manner
Orders by express punctually attended to.
TH0S. TENNENT,
Mathematical and Nautical Instrument ma.
ker, Montgomery ST., hoad of Long Wharf
over the banking house of Drexsl, Sather &
Ohurch, San Francisco. 63-iy
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St. Charles Hotel.
MhPYSVILLE


Post Office in the same building.)
NORNER ID and Third streets, is now open
~ Additions have been made to the flrni
ture Of the house. and the internal arrange
ments are complete, to secure the best accom-.
modations for families miners, and the travel.
ling public generally. Travellers will find The
st Charles very pleasant and airy forthe pre-
sent and approaching season; and having
large yards attached, is. from its situation.
more secure from fire than any other hotel in
the city The best exertions of the proprietor
and his assistants, will be devoted to secure
the comfort of his guests
Miners are informed that the house is pro-
vided with "Wilder's patent saamander
safe," of the largest size, fitted with Halls
patent powder proof lock, guaranteeing safety
from fire or burglars, for the gratuitops use of
the patrons OF the hotel.
Stages de- art daily from the st. Charles for
all parts of the country.
Breakfast f:om q IL to 8 l-2 o'clock.
Dinner from TO 2 l-2P. NJ.
Supper from to 7 l-2P.M.
58-6t& JAMES CUSHING, pro rrietor.
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Attention Californians |!
M & A. ROSENHElM, respectfully

M a. KUSENHETN, respectfully In
lsAs form their friends and the public in
general, 'ha' they are now prepared to offer
Tor sale, watches, geld and silver, levers.
anc hor escapements, lepines. etc. of the best
make-aiso, California jewelry, such as rings
specimen pins, lockels, bracelets, etc. which
are made Of California gold, in the neatcst
style, and sold at low prices for cash Orders
IN the above line win be attended to with
prompfness and dispatch. Persons who are
de iroas OF sending presents TO their friends
IN the States, are particularly invited to call
on Us at our store on xain street, one door
below the Gregory House.
Nevada Eev. 18th leSl-so
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada
~ county and township, IS. Edward PYLE
VS. G S McIfakin. John Anderson Justice.
Demand, $500.
The people of the state of California to
q SlcMakin, greeting: You are hereby
summoned to appear before me, at my office
IN Nevada city, on Saturday the Goth day
OF Decem ber 1851, at ten O'Clock, A N.
to answer the complaint Of the above named
pIa,nt'ff, who demanes against you the sum
OF five hundred dollars; for which sum plain
tiff will take Judgment if you fail to appear
and answer. Given underm my hand this a2d
day OF November 1851.
64-4t JOHN ANDERSON. Up.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the follow
~ ing shares in the capital stock of the
Bunker Hill Quartz Mining company, to wit:
Numbers "onc," "sevcn, '"nine, ,""twelve, !"
nineteen" "twenty.four," twenty-five" and
"thirty," will be sold at public auction, for
non-payment of assessments, on Thursday
pcxt, the 18th December, instant, at three
o clock p. NJ. at the company's Office, on the
works, provided said assessments are not
previously paid.
BY order of the Board of Trustees,
Z. w. C0LBURN, Secretary.
Nevada city, llth December, ls5l.-66-3t
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h. H O. Nj. C..

NOTICE is hereby given to the share
~ holders of the BUNKER HILL QUARTZ
MIxlNa COMPANY, that further assess
mcnt of two per ccntum on the capital
stock of said company has been levied this
llth dar Of December 1851, by the board OF
trustees, payable within 10 days at the COM
panys office on the works.
The rule of forfeiture for non-paymcnt OF
assessments will be rigidly enforced. BY
order of the board.
I. w. COLBURN, Sec'y.
66-3t.
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Blacksmithing,

A G. HURSEY will attend to all busi.
ne ness entrusted to his care In the above
line Wagon repairing at the shortest notice;
sluice rakes, forks and picks kept constantly
on hand. Particular attention paid to shoeinR
OF horses and mules. Also wagons for sale,
and cross-cut saws for hire.
He has also opened a corral In the rear Of his
shop. Hay and barley constantly on hand,
and stabling for horses. 6s-6m
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For Sale or Lease.

TUVHE well known tavern, White Hall, at the
II upper end OF Broad street, with the furni-
niture, etc. Amy person desirous Of engaging
in the business Of hotel keeping will do well
to call and examine the premises before locat-
ing. as the above property can be had at a
great sacrifice. Also, the store house oppo-
site the Whito Hall Apple to
J. CHAPMAN e. Co.
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Ural Quartz Mining Co.

NOTICE is hereby given to the shareholders
~ in the Ural Quartz Mining Company,
that the Board Of Trustees have levied two as
sessments upon the capital stock of the said
company, amounting to ten dollars per share,
and that such assessments must be paid to the
Secretary, Vt tho Office of the company, on the
works, within ton days from the date Of this
notice.
R.P. WILKINS, Secretary.
Office of the Ural Mining company, near
Rush creek ranch, Dec. 9Th, 1851 -65-3t.
TNHE next regular meeting of the Yer.
i saillss Quartz Mining company will be
held at tbs store of l. Williamson & Co. on
Saturday next. A punctual attendance is
expected, as all shares on which assessments
remain unpaid will be forfeited to the com.
pany. j. H COY, Prest.
Dec. 9Th IS5l-65-2t
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Notice

IL All PERSONS having claims against the de-
ceased. will be required to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within ten months
from the date Of this notice and all indebted
will eome forward and settle Immediately with
ths IN orsignsd, at the Eagle hotel, Broad st.
~ the ly legally authorized administrator.
r. J RIDGELL, Adm.
Dece mber 9Th. l05l-65-4t
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SUGAR-S50 mats Manila no. |;
~ Cofics-l60 bags Central American;
I.ard-l50 kegs prime leaf;
Pork-l0O half bbls clear, last season g pc e
Candles-l75 boxes Star Is, S., and 6s y
Cheese-5O boxes English dairy, good order
FlouI---500 half sacks Chill;
Potatoes-200 bags San Jose;
Butter--200 tirkins and 25 ID kegs. best quality
For sale by JAMES PATRICK.
ol-im Battery st. near jackson.
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= oooA' J. GRAY.
E. Cook and Co.


WHOLESALE and rerail merchants. 40.
cond building above the new theatrs.
fronting on both Main and Broad strcr,,
Have on hand one Of the largest ana h...
assorted stock Of goods In Nevada c;tv -
which they are daily receiving fresh supni.s
which enables them to keep their assorfmsn,
null Their stock consists In part of -
CniIi nour, Liquors, all kinds.
Tiear pork Cognac brandies
Mess 40 Pale do
Hams Peach do
Mackerel Cherry do
Dried beef Irish whiskey
butter Scotch do
Cheese Monongahela do
hill beans Port wine
Dried peaches Claret wine
90 apples Champaign wine
Herrings Porter in on ses
Srackers Ale in bbls and cases
Pepper Lemon syrup
spices Boots and shoes
S,.,ngeI Clothing aud socks
mustard Axes and helves
Pickles Shoyes and ,;cL.
ha's'us -, Hoes nd frying pans
apple Jeiiies Nails, oil sizes,
reserved peaches Tobacco and cigars
10 meats Starch and soap
oysters Cream tartar
oaId mes Soda and saleratus
Playing cards, letter paper. pens and int
knives and forks, pocket knives, oueensware
and many other articles 10 tedious 10 mcntion
Our motto in frade is quick sales. s,-.,ll rro.
fits and dust down, Give us n cali nnd II wa
do not sell ms cheap as our neighbors. we will
not ask you to patronize us.
3. COOK 4 co.
Nevada city, NOV. 18th, lSil.-63.3ln
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Drugs, Drugs.

{. X. STUKY & co.
importers aud Whotesate Druggists.
"AvING disposed of their retail stock and
III stand, corner of Washington and Mont
someiy streets, have removed Tor the present
to the second floor OF SnOoks' stone building
Washington street, between Montgomery and
Sanspme, opposite Jones' Alley. where they
IRE receiving, ex clipper ships, Just arrived.
n large and desirable Invoices Of Drugs and
Medicines, which they offer for sale at the yer,
lowest market prices' 62-lm
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Constable's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, county Of Ne
- vada, township of Grass Valley, IS.
BY virtue of an execution 10 me directed
issued from the Office of c. F. Smith, Esqr
Justice of the Peace in and for said town
ship. on Judgment rendered in favor of Alex
B. Brady, against Thomas Robinson, of said
township, on the sixth day of November last,
for the SUN of four hundred and ten dollars
dabt, nd hirty dollars and fifty cents for his
costs, and money disbursements, with lawful
interest from time of Judgment, have levied
on the following described property, to wit :
tho un1iv 'ded two-thirds of a house and lot,
situated l.. Centreville, Grass Valley township,
opposite Beatty. Hotel, on Main street, known
ms the cntreviile House, containing twenty
feet front oy one hundred deep, which shall
offer for sale on the premises to the highest
bidder, for cash, on the ID day Of January, A L
1852, between tn hours Of 9 o'clock a. NJ. and
five NJ, to satisfy said Judgment and costs.
L. HUMIsToN, Constable.
q sValley. Dee. 18th. IS5l--61-td
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- Constabls sac


TATE OF CALIFORNIA,-Nevada
" county, Township of Grass valley-s..
By Virtue of an execution to me directed.
issued BY G 7 Smith, Esq, Justice of the
Peace in and for the county and state afore.
i'd, ddtd October .2stb. is5l Ia inn.
Ispi rem era6TIyb dSs s6f Oc{oSSfSlaSf
ihytavor Of Henry Bowen, against lin
Flickinger for the sum of one hundred and
thirty one dollars debt and DAMAGES. and
forty dollars and ninety cents cosHts Of suit
and money disbursements, have taken on
execption and offer for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, in front of the Grass Valley
hetei. IN centreyille, Grass Valley township.
on the 10th day Of Deccmher, D 1851, be.
tTeenf the hours Of 9 O'Clock NJ, and S o.
CLOCK N, allth right, title and interest OF
sala fhilip Flickinger, in the following de-
scribed property to wit one undivided third
OF MS right title and interest in house and
ground, siluated in Grass Valley, on tho
corper of Main and Mill streets, opposite
beatty's Hotel, adjoining the old butchers
shop, containing seventy five feet front on
Main street, and running back to corral
owned and occupied by Pearson; also. in
one house and lot east of and adjoining the
above described property also in one lot on
the east side OF The ravine, adjoining Dreinel.
and next lot east Of the old store Of Savap,,
& Bremen, taken as the property of the
said Flickinger to satisfy the above debt and
costs Of suit.
L. HUxrsros, Constable.
E--- ""- Ssv 's' 'ss'-e0.td
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Eslray Horse.

EAME into the enclosure Of the subscri
" bers, on Wednesday, the 18th instant a
small brown mare, she Is without a brand.
peculiarly marked about the shoulders. Tn
owner Is r. qu' sted to eefne and prove proper
y,.pay charges and take her away
MARSH h HILL.
Nevada, nov. "a, lssl.-s3-f
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49,. MERCANTILE HOTEL, and
Ms Restaurant, Front street, one door
a north of the Pacific Wharf, San
Francisco.
This establishment is now open for the re-
ception of permanent and transient boarders.
The house being centrally located in the busi-
ness part of the city, and convenient to the
landing Of the Sacramento boats. render this
to the country merchants one Of the most de-
sirable houses in the city. Rooms furnished
or unfurnished, can be had at roas jnable rates,
by the day, week or month, and meals csn be
obtained at any hour In the Restaurant, where
will be found al all times the best the market
affords. 6S-lm GEO. BROWN.
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"OUSE s. LOT, for sale or rent. on I,road
u Il street, formerly occupied by DIR. Cook
with oil the fixtures apperiaining thereto. i'm
Guiding good corral and well Of water.
Eor further particulars enquire nj the Eagle
Hotel. 6s.lf
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Farms for Sale.

Office vi the Nevada County Cod Win. Go
San Francisco Oct. 20, 1851
THE Secretary is directed by the Board Of
Trustees to notify the stockholders, that an
assessment Of two dollars on each share Is made
and required TO be paid on or before Friday the
2lth inst. He is, also. instructed TO notify
those, whose previous assessments still remain
unpaid. that unless the same is paid within the
time t>ix weeks from the date Of assessment)
required by law, their stock will be forfeited
to the COMPANY
Sd 'ment Of 81 pr share made "a Sept. 1851.
4th do do 3 do do rs do do
5tn DO do do do 20 Oct. do
5'6w w. II. FEAkE, Sec'y.
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Boarding House for sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his house
Il and lot, together with his household
fixtures, situated in Cayoteville, Nevada city.
The house is doinga good business at the
present time, and a good prospect ahead but
owing to the poor health of his family il
induces him to offer the properly for sale
on reasonable terms. Possession given a.
soon as required. For further particular,
enquire on the premises of
II. NJ. FULLER.
Cayoteyillc,, nov. Is, l-6Otf
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The American.

T,HlS Hotel on Broad ST., near the Bridge.
- has been taken by the subscriber, who de-
signs to furnish the public with boarding
house, both cheap and comfortable. The Ia
BILE will be well furnished, the beds clean, and
no trouble be spared to cure the comfort of
his patrons.
Price Of board per week, $1,000
Board and lodging, 1900
62-3m JOHN KELSEY.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-13

SrlTE OF CALIFORNIA. county of Ne.
- vad,, 80. District court, 10th judicial dis
trict. Elizabeth Stilwell VS.. Edmund Stilwell.
The people of the state ef California 10 Ed
mund Stilwell, greeting:
You arc hereby notified that on the day
of November. A 1851, suit was commenced
against you by the plaintiff in sa d court for a
divorce, vncuo rHatrimini. You are there
fore required to appear and answer the com
p!aint Of the plaintiff, herein filed within forty
DAYS from this date, or the plaintiff will take
decree for divorce, us prayed for in said com
plant
Witness. Theo Miller, clerk Of the district
court for the 10Th judicial district, Ne
LII vada county with the seal affixed, this
10th day of December, A 1851
THEo. MILLER, clerk
SAWYER 6 Ellie, Attys for prt'f. 67-6w