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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-24

DARIS EMBROIDARIES.-We respectfully announce, for
ladies visiting the that establish
men and 9th street. be found
choice latest French work, consisting Of
Embroidered chemsets lace fronts and sleeves match
Handsome plernes collars and behes, Of real lace
Embroidered H. cambria handkerchief
SWISS usertings and edgngr
Lace dresses, embroidered Swiss musins
And goods the above line all of which
termined they be bought Of the north
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co. =
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-24

MATHEW ST CLAIR CLARKE has reopened
~. ONCE fof the transaction Of Law and business,
se the Department OF the INTERIOR and nearly OF
wizards Hotel, where he bosrds.
Np-d3m Nat INTEL Republic, Telegraph
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-24

ESPECIAL BARGAINS.-opensd to-day
u pairs blankets hest and cheapest kinds in
vogue, and varying in price from 81 Hk per pair up to
A large lot ofcheap blankets for single beds
comforts, well made and thick of the
materials
Those persons in want Of blankets comforts linens
stock.
really shawis all prices
large lot of black bomba-ins, mennoes and alpacas
handsome priced table Also,
large lot Of finer
40 bundles table napkins assorted
do oweilnxs
rs pieces OF those esun cheap white aanneis
do choice calicoes, al 81 cents per yard
do rich plain black silks Of that peculiar GLOSSY
kind"
very handsome printed bookings for crunb floor
cloths
100 do very cheap shirtns cotons
50 do Irish hnen,, all grades ''pure linsni'
80 priced "Lyonese cohs,n English merinoes,
all shades, with many other goods
Terms casb, unless arranged 10 the
Good ARTICLES low prices and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY BROTHER
l1-lhn Opposite
Mr.. GOODALI.. musical Director and Leader Ma
pared attend balls assemblies eeepoas
Ac, &c.
long leader Queens Palace
Band Loadou England and
his disposal thai
he bs aide give satisfaction TO his patrons
Arrangements pianss cor portion OF the
hand" The fun company is not required Address
X. GDODALL,
Wilards Hotel Washington.
IL l,f
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25

THE STokM.--A severe storm Of wind
and rain has been bowling among our
hills since Saturday last, and large guam
titles of the most welcome element have
fallen. The storm has been equal in
severity to any one Of last winter in this
region. Deer Creek has risen several
feet, and is rushing and foaming most
furiously. On Tuesday night last, a
man named Wesley Tomlin, from Mis-
souri,, while intoxicated, fell through
the broken bridge at the foot Of Broad
street, and was drowned and swept of
by the torrent, in spite Of the efforts Of
those whom his cries brought to his as
sistance. On Monday night a large
tree fell in Cayoteville, breaking down
several houses. In the house of MIR.
Miller, the large branches Of the tree
fell on bed where two children were
sleeping, pinning them and the bed
clothes fast. The children were extri-
Gated with difficulty and found to be
unharmed. In another house, two young
mon had just spread out their bed, on
which the body Of the tree fell, min
ute or two before they were ready to
occupy it. Several other persons es-
capped as providentially. 1t is very bad
to let trees stand in the midst of houses,
and where they can be removed they
should be, and where they cannot, the
branc hes should be Topped of. And by
all means, the bridge at tho foot oi
Broad street should be repaired.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25
Bay Our correspondent at Grass Val,
ley shall have room on Saturday.

A TELEGRAPH TO EuRoPE.-Wo have
already noticed the fact that some Of
the English papers basing their views
on the successful connect tion of the 'sFa..
Anchored Isle" with the continent, bv.
the magnetic wire, are specul lating upon
the possibility of establishing tele eraphic
communication with our distant shore.
The London Athen@um holds the pre-
jsct to be BY no means chimsrieal, but
on the contrary, feasible. 1t estimates
that the communication could be per-
feoted for half o million Of dollars
itp,roposes to- carry single wire across
TO Ireland, and thence, from some suit-
able point on the southwest coast, to
the nearest convenient spot on the Anne
riean continent. In this way only two
thousand miles Of wire would be re-
quired 10 cross the Atlantic. This wire
should be covered with gutta percha,
ana Tor additional security, protected by
hempen plait, prepared in such way
as to be indestructable in salt water.
u the summer months were chosen, and
the task confded to an experienced
English or American captain, the line
might be paid out night and day, with
out interruption, at the ordinary speed
OF q steamer. Once sunk, the wire
would be safe, If care was taken to ap-
preaeh the American, and to leave the
Irish coast, at points where bold shere
Afforded protection frsm anchors Pie.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25
THE JOURNAL.
A. A. SARGENT AND W. C. ALBAN.
----------------------
Thursday Morning, Dec. 9J.
New England Celebration.

We give room with pleasure at the
request of many citizens, to the brilliant
and eloquent grafton Of Hon. s. H. CHASE
on the occasion Of the anniversary of the
landing of the Pilgrims. 1t is at once
most beautiful and graceful tribute TO
the character of the Puritans, and its
high tone and classical style, render it
worthy place amsng the 6ne orations
that have been called out on such occa-
sions from the higher intellects Of our
country. The length of the GRAFTON
precludes extensive notice of the other
services at the church, or of the festive
occasion in the evening. The audience
at the church was small, owing to the
driving storm. The exercises, however,
passed off with much spirit.
The supper was gotten up in suburb
style by Mr.. Field, of Cayoteville, and
was rendered full justice to, by about
one hundred guests, among whom was
goodly proportion of ladies. The re-.
past deserves q particular notice, which
we would gladly give had we room. No
better evidence Of the variety and ex-
cellence Of California market could be
given than the publication of tho bill
of fare presented by this prince Of enter
tainers.
Further record Of proceedings we must
omit, including several excellent toasts
which we had procured with the intsn-
ton of publishing.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25

The Sacramento Transcript does not
like the insinuation" that they are
having controversy with US on any
subject. 1t makes little difference to us
whether that sheet wishes any contro-
versy or not. We shall express our
opinions on any matter we please, with
out asking its permission, and whom, ss
in the case Of the Nevada Theatre. it
takes upon itself to review our articles
and course, as it has done by beth lead
srs, paragraphs, and communications,
we care not whether it considers itself
involving itself in controversy, and as
suning the responsibilities Of those
whom it defends or not. Its admirers
in this city connected with the Theatre
tsok especial pains to obtain hundreds
Of copies Of that paper on the next day
after each publication Of the Journal, as
they said for two dollars per hundred,
to circulate il where before its reputa-
tion could not have obtained it admis-
sion.
The Transcript characterizes some OF
the papers Of the state 90 little curs,"
among others the Ell Dorado Neps, and
recommends that each have bone, it
it 10 only one of contention" doth
the ASS bray over its fodder :" says holy
writ The Transcript is annoyed at
controversy, and very naturally. 1t has
its "bone" in the shape of tho Nevada
printing, and don't like to have its
gluttony disturbed, We doubt mot the
Neus will sufficiently chastise the vile
insolsnes Of the pampersd cur.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25

uneasiness under necessary and salutary
restraint shall succeed to separate it
from that Union by which alone its ex.
istence is made sure, it will stand in the
end by the side Of that cradle in which
its infancy was rocked, and it will stretch
forth its arm with whatever of vigor it
may still retain over the friends who
gather round it, and it will fall, if fall
it must. amidst the proudest monuments
Of its own glory, and on the very spot Of
its origin.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25

ADAMS & Co. will close their ship
ment for the next steamer at 9 O'Clock
Sunday evening, the 2Sth, and will re-
ceive Gold Dust, Parcels, etc, and draw
drafts on their houses in diffeIe ent parts
of the United States and London, at
their office in this city up to that time,
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25

mination to break down the Journal"
for which he expressed the greatest
contempt. He obtained n promise from
various parties to withdraw their adyer-
tisements, and while we opposed him
openly and on stated principles, not till
after we had called on him and given
him chance to prefer justice to mean
ness, he has been striving to undermine
our establishment. We don't care for
this, and wouldn't refer to it save to
show that if any dastardly, vicious and
foolish attempts to injure," Mr.. Chap
man need not whine so piteously about
them. With regard to cowardice, it
indicates something far different in nm
editor to pursue bis course in spite of
the opposition of some, and the bullying
threats Of others. The latter have our
utter contempt.
OF the ''overAowing houses Of which
Mir. Chapman speaks, the Nevada pub.
lie can judge. On Saturday and Sum-
day evenings, by dint Of posters, small
bills, and beli-ringer, the house has
had q full audience, although it has
sometimes been filed by reducing the
price to one-half. The other evenings
of the week the houses have been thin.
MIR. Chapman's word stands against
ours, and we refer to hundreds of wit
nesses in town if we do not speak the
literal trnth. But the sting of the mat
ter is, the thin houses of the Jenny Lind
were not q consequent of our articles,
but Of the e1ecrable acting of the COM
pany-for who that can appreciate the
glowing thoughts of Bulwer, wishes to
see the Lady Of Lyons SO parodied as it
was on Saturday night last.
Since the above was in type, q gen.
tleman has handed us the following.
As we lacked poetical pin to insert at
the close OF our ideas: 1t comes in good
time
Ma. SARGENT--After noticingas as they
deserve, the scurrilOus card of Mr.. Chap
man and editorial of the 1imes & 7rrns-
eript. making what remarks you may
think called for if any in regard 10
your age, or even "glorying in your
youth as illustrious men Of yore have
done, you might inform these modern
sages that you have the cordial support
of the mass Of the intelligent and re-
spectacle population of Nevada City and
surrounding country, and that they will
continue to accord you their support and
patronage,
"Preferring sense from chin that's bare,
To nonsense throned in whiskersd hair"
TANkk
Nevada. Dec. 81, 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25

Our readers generally will excuse for
this number the occupation Of cur COLI
umDs with so much Of one subject Wo
shall strive to make up for it in future. r
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25

THE STEAMER syovHNAL is ready for
delivery to-day, 49,.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25
Nevada, Dec. 81, 1851.

At meeting of the Odd Fellows at
Gras' Valley, at which 3. c, Richard
son was chairman, the following resolu-
tions were adopted in relation to the
recent death Of MIR. Edward Il. Ed
wards:
lst, Resolved, That we deeply mourn
the loss Of our Brother, Edward L. Ed
wards, of Bonneville Mo. who leaves
wife and children with numerous friends
to mourn his loss. AS Bother he WAS
worthy--as n friend he wns constant
and true-as q husband and father he
was truly kind and a6eetionate-while
We feel and know that we have lost
good citizen.
2i, Resolved, That we will wear tho
usual badge Of mourning thirty days.
and that copy Of these resolutions As
sent to the brother and wife Of the de-
ceased, and published in the Nevad.
Journal, and that the Marysville and
Sacramento papers be requested to copy,
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-25


and we'll will she bear inspection. Is it
moral worth-is it mind in all its various
developments of intellectual beauty and
utility--is it that noble sympathy which
prompts generous endowment Of insti-
tutiOns for the relief Of suffering human
ity-is it the general diffusion Of know
ledge and education-is it industry or
enterprise--is it one or all of these by
which you would test her character, and
where surpassed in ono or all Of these
ennobling traits But in recalling those
few facts and considerations, do not
wish to flatter ourselves, or our native
land, or to turn with any vain-glorious
feeling to her past or present worth. A
contemplation of worthy ancestry or kim
dred countrymen should but serve to
awaken in us noble impulses, and excite
in US Q desire to emulate their worth
and fame. OF New England we'll may
we say in the language Of her most in
tellectual SON
"She needs no encomiums. There
she is-behold her and judge for your
selves. There is her history, the world
knows it by heart. The bones of her
sons falling in the great struggle for
independence, now lie mingled with the
soil Of every state from New England
to Georgia and there they will lie sor-
ever. And where American liberty
raised its first voice, and where its youth
was nurtured and sustained, there it
still lives in the strength of its manhood
and full Of its original spirit. If diseOrd
and disunion shall wound tiff party
strife and blind ambition shall hawk at
and tear tiff folly and msdnsss-if
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

that the Duke said. 'h is he greatest
thing in the erhibitioH.' aud he always
what he says. His remark has
caused much displeasure among his u
trymen, but Mr.. Lawrence is so we'll
pleased with il that he tells the story I"
everybody who calls on him, SO Messrs.
Day and Newell may be considered on
the high road tofame and fortune. will
conclude by stating that although there
are 800 guineas behind Messrs Day u
Newelr's lock as an inducement for some
one to open it, the English locksmi,hs
have not as YET. dared to make The at
tempt, they being satisfied from a close
inspection Of the Parauloptic lock tina
ii is absolutely unnpenable. except by
person possessing the right key"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07
10 MACUINE

LANCASTER MACHINE FOUNDRY;
~ DEYOL & co. are Preraredto iur i'h an Kinds
NJ, of steam Engines, upon snort houee anu
a. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh prices.
SIso aIIkinds Of Mill Gearing. Hosting Screws,
ReelIating Screws, Jack Screws; Fuller's Screws and
Mill Spindles of cast iron or wrought.
B,Ies and Drivers, Sc. &c.
Thrv will also furnish the Parker Wheel to
sniff anIy head of water, and with either iron or wood
sSsf, Also, the Atkinson Wheel fit up as above.
The patent on the Parker VIII, Al has expired and con-
seouently they can be had much cheaper.
They also continue to make DevOl'sT hreShing
Machines, and keep a lot constantly on hand; war
ranted the best in Ohio. "a
All the above articles will be made with especial
care and by the best worlnnen, and willbe warranted.
All kinds Of repairing done upon the shortest notice,
They also keep constantly on hand, ALL KINDS OF
CASTINGS, usually kept in a Foundry. Thy have
completed their front shop. SO that those who call
can examine their work.
They are also at this time manufacturing the Lee
fell Cook stove, which received the first Premi
um at the Ohio State Fair at Cincinnati last Fall, ant
will keep them constantly on hand.
The known quality Of the work done at this estab
lishment Tor many years past,is the best guarantee tina
in future, the subscribers will labor to desire the pa
tronage of the public. They invite examination;
Lancaster, Nav %, 1851 G. DEV0L & CO.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07
VIEW GOODsl NEWGOODs!


TO0LD respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that theyhave Just receiv-
inc at their old stand, directly opposite the Tdllmadge
House, a very large and well selected stock Of Spring
and SKINNER Goods, which they will sell either for
cash or country produce as cheap as any house In Ohio.
FoR THE L1DrEs- They have a large lot Of the
latest style Dress Goods, such as silks, silk Tissues,
Barepes, Einb'd muslins, Linens, Lawns, Alpasasj De
Lanes, Ginghans, Calicos, &c.
They also have almost every grade and description
of Bonnets, Ribbons. Flowers ,Shawls, Parasols'Gioves
Netting, Laces and Hosiery.
FoR THE GnNTLENtEN-They have a well selected
stock OF Cloths, Cassineres, S%attinetts, weeds Jeans
Sumher Wear, vestings, Cravats, Boots Shoes ahd
every kind of Hats.
Their stock Of GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE
of a good quality stheil
If you want good bargains give them acall, = price
stock is such as can't help but please and their
made to suit the times.
Lancaster, April u, 1850 AZ
NINEPENNY CALICO--This day opening a
In Wise's 700 pieces Of the ~prettiest pstternS, bes
cloths, and most permanent colors ever brought to thi
market W.T. WISH.
nov s, 1850 opposite Shelters Hotel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07
@be Ganfasttr Gazette.
Monday Eveniug. Augusta A, 1881
WAR RAILRoADsD Do FoR Farm LANDS


WAR RAmRoADs Do FOR Farm LANDS
MIR. J. B Blythe. of Indianapolis, sold
his farm of 500 acres a few days since /"
Mr.. John Butcher of Cincinnati for 49,
600. /: is situated three miles east Of
Indianapolis. uearthe line of the project
ed Indiana Central Railroad; aud this
enhouced and high price has been real,
lied Er il merely from the fact that this
Railroad was projected. This. well re
marks the louisville Courier, is but one
of hundreds Of instances daily cnminl
under our observation frnm reading ou
exchanges, that prove the great benefit
that are derived from the construction Il
Railroads.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, sEGARs, &c

GkOCEitl bS, seq ltS, NC'
Having purchased Of r., ]. lioving, his entire Stock
of Groceries, and just receiving a large lot from Gin
cinnati, Portsmouth and Baltimore in addition, | now
offer to the public an extensive assortment of the
Choicest Groceries, Liquors and SGgarS, that Will
give satisfaction to all, who will favor me with a call.
Without cnumerating all he articles usually kept
in an establishment of this kind, ! merely invite the
attention Of the public to tho following on hand;-
Rio Coffee, that cannot be surpassed in quality,
Genuine imported Havana Segars of the finest IA
vor,
Al,rgc lot Of half Spanish and common Segars,
Crushed, pulverised and double refined Sugars,
Fishing-poles and limrick hooks,
Lemons and Oranges,
White Fish. Pickerl al | Lake Herr ing,
Mackerel No, |, A large LOT Of importedan Ameri.
can liquors ofall descriptions,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati Ale, Bayarian Beer, Sweet
Cider, Rash Brandy, Warranted Cider Vinegar, Dutch
Hcrrings, &c., &c, Il. BECKER,
Main Street next to tho Canal.
Lancaster, April Ia, 81, b Gem.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07
WAGONS, BUCCIEsu PUMps,u

TIME undersigned still continues to manufacture at
l. his shop, one door West Of Hunters Blacksmith
shop, on Wheeling street, North side, every variety of
WAGONS and B0GGlES, which will DO kept on hand
ready for ironing and also manufactured To order
They will BIO made of The best material and in the
best manner,
pUMpS.-He has also on hand and will continue to
keep the Erie, Pennsylvania, Pump, which are now
well known in this community asa first rate article.
thankful Tor past iavors', ne sol,cltS a continuance
satisfaction to his customers. WESLEY MOODY.
lancaster, April III, 1851 2m49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07
sTAR OON-RAK

AGnd crackers, together with Ice cream, GiHge'
Pop, Lemonade, Mineral Mead, an a general supply
Of ORfectiOHdries too numerous to mention.
Families and Parties supplied with Candies, Cakes
Fruits, &C., on reasonable terms.
Remember the place-oPposite George Kaufman
Drug Store, Main Street,
We Gentlemen and Ladies' fair,
Or single or by happy pair,
Who love tho sweptest things Of earth,
Combined the while with harmless mirth,
Al lowest prices in our town,
Repair 10 Starhag's neto Saloon.
ask the country lad and lass,
Some happy mOmcntst there 10 pass,
And gladly and most cheaply fluid
Solace tor body and for mind
And spread as other friends have done.
The north Of Siariing'S snug Saloon.
Lancaster, May 9th, 1851.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07

A liberal discount for cash in hand atthe dale OF nc
Invoice. There are now on the shelves, ready "i
sale in various sized fonts
10000 rs. Roman and Italic type
10000 do Fancy Type
1900 do Script and Runnlng-hahu
5000 do German
5000 do Ornaments
1900 f Type-metal hhle
1900 II Brass Rule ru,;.LoI -.
Presscg, Chases, Wood Type, Ink &c, iern,snea az
the lowest manufacturers prices either 'r cSs" i
credit. Loor .dJoJ IN tBa
Foundry during t; . past year, among which is a com
pIete assortment of Germans, both PLAIN and ornainen-
ial. .ao al pr;r,;r,
Printers Of Newspapers who choose to pablish this
advertisement, including this note tir' g times before
the Iirst of August, 1851, and send me one OF the pa
ners. will be paid for il in Type vhen they, purchase
from me, of my own manufactures, selected from my
snccimens. five lines t~hesamount OF their bill.
P GEORGE BRUCE,
Nav 1. 1851 10 Chambers Street, New York
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07
CTEAPER GOODS THAN EVER.
Lnncnster Steam Woolen Factory.

TIME public are respectfully informed that the UNI
i d~crsigned is prepared, at his old tstand at the
South end of Broadway, to execute upon the shortest
notice aft work entrusted to him. He is ready TO 10
Carding, Pulling and Manufacturing,
Either upon the shares, in exchange for Wool or for
cash.
All who have not heretofore, are invited to try him,
as he will give satisfaction. His work will be done
in the best manner. and his facilities are better than
those Of any other establishment / the county. lie
can manufacture any kind Of Wooden Goods required,
call and see. ~.
He takes this occasion to return his thanks to his
former customers and respectfully solicits a %cortinu'
ance Of their patronage. VIM, y. WILLIAMS.
Lancaster, April 9th, 1851 .-49.-Eagla Copy.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-07
TILE WORLD,S FAIR

OPENED in London, May LIST, 1901; and az tne
OpHILADELpHIA COMMISSION STORE, Ian
caster, Ohio. on the same day. The one Tor NC eA0l-
bition Of rare articles, the other ior the SAFE 81 CheGp
GOOdS.
few of the crowrod heade Of Europe are said to
be In attendance in London, while at the Philadelphia
Store will be found, every day, a great
many OF the lords and l.sses of the New WorldCeli
with crowns 10th r h. Is, supcriori in worth to lor'
eign monsr his. tome, every body room lor a..
This celebrated establishment VIII De KEPT open
during the season, well supplied witha
Splendid Stock of Dry Goods,
And at prices the wonder oil the world q
Lancaster, May q, 1851.