davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02

EOUND ESTRAY,---A small black mare
i mule, with Spanish brand on the left
hip, saddle-markcd, about three quarters OF
a mile east of Gold Run The animal when
taken by the subscriber was tied by a lariat to
a stake, and had been thus about three days
without grass or water. The owner can call
on me ut Gold Run, pay charges, and get
his mule. j. ID. HOLLINGswoRTH.
Nevada City, Sept. 26th, --45-3t*
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
Caution.
School.

rEyHE SCHOOL in Nevada City, formerly
h. taught by Mr. H. s. Rogers, viii be ~
op pened under the instruction of Mr.. A. J..
" Alkcr, on Tuesday, Sept. 23d, at the house
formerly owned by VIM. Hayden.
The building will be thoroughly repaired so
as to bo not only eomfort4oe but pleasant
for children and others, during the rainy season.
TERMs. as heretofore, $500 per week, to be
paid weekly.
Glasses will also be formed for persons more
advanced For further particulars apply to
42-3ts A. J. WALKER. Tearhor
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
Styles and Lyon, General

Undertaktrs, corner Of Pine and CONNER
cial streets, keep on hand at all times, a
lull supply of ready made collins of all
sizes also a good hearse. Undertaking
in all its various branches speedily and
expeditiously executed. Tho frieuds Of
deceased persons are respectfully invited
to give them call aug7&lm
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
Notice.

Is hereby given that shall apply to the
probate Judge Of Nevada county on the 2nd,
day OF September term being on the gid,
day Of September 1851, for letters OF admin
stration; to adnisistcron the estate of j. O.
Miller deceased of said Nevada county, those
having objections to such administration, are
hereby notified to come toward and show
cause why such letters of administration,
should not be granted to this applicant.
so st PATRICK MCLANE.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
Notice

The share holders in the Tehama
Quartz Mining Company are hereby nos
titled that an assessment of forty dollars
to the share has been called. If not
paid within ten days shares will be for
feited. Per order OF the Company.
T. ELLEARD BEANS, Secretary.
Nevada, July 81 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
For Sale or Rent.

vNNHE Livery stand upon Main and Com
IL mercial streets, known as the ''TATTER.
SAIL STABLES" and commanding view OF
both OF said streets, will be sold or rented on
the most reasonable terms. 7 advantages
,f this tand ior tho Livery . ,iness are far
superior to any irhthe city. Possession givea
on the 26th nst.
Enquire at the sign Of tho "GoLD WATCH"
on Broad street.
Nevada city. Sept, 10, le5i---f
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02

Four cases very superior
Champaign; 46) lbs No Butter in 10
ID packages.
The Undersigned have large stock of
groceries and provisions on hand and
are receiving fresh supplies weekly by
their teams and will sell as low to the
packers or their customers as any other
house in this city, who expect 100 cents
to the dollar
A first rate Buggy and Harness for
sale low, for the ready down.
DAVIS & HIRST.
Aug. 10Th, lS5l--tf
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
Freeman and Cos. Express.

anGN TiE subscribers, having pur-
A-L-Hn a chased the interest of Messrs
vksT1SIITIEAlJ Bowers and Co.'S. Expres,.
tsEzssSxE1 have opened an office at The
old Int, aoIl Of tin street, for the transao-
tion Of the Express business in all its branches,
and will forward gold dust, packages, etc. to
Sacramento, San Francisco, and to the Allan
,ic States through the well known house of
Adams and Co.
Bills of isxcha nge dra wn on Adams and Co,
New York, Phi ladelphia, Boston, Baltm ore,
Cincinnati, New Orleans, and 81 Lonis, which
will be cashed in any part of the United States
Gold dust bought, and deposits received at
the usual rates Checks drawn on Adams &
Co., San Francisco, and freeman q Co., Sa'
cram euto citv. Ali business heretofore car
riod on by Messrs. Bowers and Co. will be
CONT Aued as usual.
FREEMAN & Co
Ii. r. FERRE, Agent
Office in Sacramento City, AZ Second ST
in San Fl ancisco, with Adams and Co Mont
60 merry street f4'u
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
JOB PRINTING
Western Market.

WEBSTER f Co. would inform the citizens
{ Nevada and the public general that they
,ow have on hand at their establishment on
Main street, adjoining Barkers some Of the
best MEATS the market affords. Also, large
a.sortment Of GROCERIES.
Eeva1a ri.s . ril la'h 1851
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
NoTlCE-Administrators sale of Real Es

NJOTlCE-Administra sale of Real Es
~ tate Estate Of J G. Miller, deceased. r
BY order of the Probate Court of Nevada
county, at tho September term of said court,
A. d. 1851, the real estate of said deceased,
consisting of the undivided one half of a farm
and house, known as tho IS Buckeye House,
and rancho, in Nevada county, between the
Middle and South Yuba rivers, in valley
known as Grass Valley, will be sold to the
highest bidder, on a credit of SIX months, pur-
chaser giving bond and approved security, at
the court house door, in Nevada City, on Mon
dav the 10Th day of October next, by AGRlPPA
ScoTr, Administrator Of said estate.
THEo. MULLER. Probate Clerk.
September the 25th, ls5 l.---45-td
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02

~ GODS received by Davis Il Hirst corn,r
" of Broad and Pine streets, for tho week
N ing Sept 10th 1851
l50 sacks fresh Chill -four, Warranted
5 bbls clear pork,
2500 lbs bacon hamss superior,
5000 lbs Hobartown potatoes,
20 packages Goshen butter,
ALso-Dred Apples and Peaches, Pickles,
Vinegar, Mackerei, Candies, Iron, Steel,
Hardware, Miners Boots, etc. etc.
The above goods are warranted prime, and
will be sold at moderate Profits.
DAVIS d. iIIRST.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
The n ational Hotel,
AT AUBURN

I,sI AT AUBU RN.
The subscriber most respectfully Informs
h ose visiting Auburn and vicinity, and the
public in general that he has just completed
that large building expressly erected as Ho-
tel, in Auburn. Care will be taken by the La
lies of the House. that the Table will be kept
neatly and well supplied. return my thanks
to my friends for III II pist patronage at the
old stand which have converted thecn-
tire building into a store, where Miners and
Ira ders will find constant and general as
-ortment of Goods for sale low, for the Dust.
Auburn June l9 6m Wm GWYNN.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02

Bills of Exchange on
New York,
Philadelphia,
New Orleans.
Louisville,
Cincinnati,
Pittsburg,
Boston,
ST. Louis
The undersigned having made ar
with one of the wealthiest
banking houses in the Atlantic States
or California, are prepared to sell Bills
Of Exchange, for gold dust or coin' on as
favorable terms as any oher responsible
house We draw on
Page & Bacon, st Louis,
Atlantic Bank, Boston,
State Bank, Louisiana, N Orleans,
Drew, Robinson g. Co, N York,
L A Vandyke Jr, s. Co Philadelphia
T S Goodman & Co, Cincinnati,
Hutchings & Co, Louisville,
S Jones & Co, Pittsburg
We will continue to forward gold dust
and letters through the old established
house of Adams & Co. All gold, dust
will be forwarded through the Pacific
Mail line which never fails. Letters
will be sent by Vanderbilt's new line
if desired.
Having little room left in cur large
Salamander safe, we will continue to
receive treasure on deposit,
DAVIS & HIRST.
Nevada City, Sept. 9th 1851.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
Especial Notice.

FORREST & BORDEN would respect
fnlly inform their friends and customers
that, having established agencies in New
York and Boston, they are how prepared
receive orders and subscriptions for sets
of Account Books. Miscellaneous and
Standard Works, American and Foreign
Magazines and Newspapers-w which or
ders they agree to forward and to have
filed, and the articles returned by Ex-
press mail, within ninety days from the
date of said orders at their store on %
street, opposite Orleans Hotel, Sacra-
mento City. au20-lm
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
SlIer,f's Sale.

htatSs
STATE OF CALrror VA, Nevada County, SIS.
EHY virtue or an execution to ne directed,
= issued from the office of John Edwards
Esq, Justice OF the Peace in anl for the
county and State afor, r,said dated August the
sth, 1851. on judgment rendered Ia sad of
4 l.e the 9th day Of May, ISL, infavor of J :.
B. Truesdel, against Br wn and Mills and
gains 4, l.. Hoy, garnishee, for the sum of
two hundred dollars and costs of suit, have
taken in execution, and viii offer for sale To
the highest bidder. ion cash, on the premises,
on Saturday the 18th Cay Of October next, the
following property, to wit The one undivided
nall part OF the house and Il, ,ures in Nevade
CITY, known as the City Bath House. taken
in execution as the property If said Hoy, TO
satisfy said debt and costs OF suit
Jso. w. cALLAHER, Sheriff.
BY w. III. ESDIcorr Under Sheriff.
Nevada City, Sept. 77th, 1851 -45-td
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
Notice.

Notice.
ALL PERSONS indebted to the estate
of Jacob Judy, deceased, are hereby notified
to settle the same forthwith; and all persons
having claims against said estate arc re-
quested to present them within ten months
from this date, or they will be barred from
judgment. SAMUEL JUDY,
Administrator of the estate of
Jacob Judy deceased.
Nevada, August 2Sth, lS5l-3t*
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02

EER CREEK BAKERY by Samuel
tn Walker, has the best article of bread
] J and cakes--all kinds of provisions for
J iners on hand. 44-m*
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
Clark and Dickinson
Dr. n. A. I.ivernlOre.
DENTIST,


Id especially offers his professional services
HN to the citizens of Nevada City and vlcin-
ity.
TEETH FILLED WITH PURE GOLD !.
Artificial Teeth, from one to a full set, inserted
upon the principle of atmospheric pressure,
or otherwise. as may be required.
Extraction of Teeth
VIII be performed without resorting to the use
of the Turnkey" in any case Chlorofoym
will be administered when required and all
operations for preserving and beautifying the
teath performed according to the most approved
method. Having had an experience of seven
teen years, he hopes to give general satsfac-
tion.
Office on the South side of Broadway
door above the "City Market"
REFERENCES.
Mr.. Napier. H. Peoples
]. +. Halsey, NJ Cossim,
Mr.. Rockford, VIM II, Miller,
J. O. Smith. Mr. lnnvncre
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
Claims.

ENOR SALE. One tenth interest in the eel
e ebra:ed Empire Tunnel, at Sweetlandi
dlggns for sale. For terms enquire at this Of
hcs Sept ~.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02

TENAkEN UP, on the nignt ~ iotn INST
I dark bay hose, black feet, large Span
ish brand on lefehip, aud white stripe IN the
face. The owner will call at the foot oil Broad
street, prove property, and pay charges or the
horse will be sold.
Nsvada Sept. l4,h---42-St
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02
GRASS VALLEY MOTEL.

LATE MxGNoLIA,t
Has just been remodelled, painted carpeted
and provided with additional lodging acco IN
modations. Also good Bowling Alley.
PLEASURE PARTIES promptly waited
upon. l.. b, AUSTIN 4 Co,
Late of the Empire House, Yolo Co
Ccntrevills, June 20, 1851 If
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02

EREAR & BULL FIGHT. ..-.-.That large
on Deer Creek, will be fought by two fine
Bulls in Nevada, back of the Central Honse,
on Sunday, Oct sth, at o'clock. Also, a
pet Grizzly, which has been so lar tanned as
!. j permit her keeper TO handle her in al
most any manner, will be brought into the
arena and her keeper will wrestle, box, and
play with her in the most amusing manner.
Price of admission, $500. Tickets to be
had al the Central House
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02

UNFORMATION WANTED---Of VIM. A.
Il K. Mellcn, late of Boston. lie was last
Heard from at "Mners' Rest" some 300 miles
up the Sacramento river, about November last.
ANY information Of his whereabouts will great
ly relieve his anxious friends at home. Please
address the Subscribers,
JoHN PERRY & Co,
45-lm cor. Montgomery and Sansome SITS.
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02

NOTiCE,--fhe Justices Of the Peace of
4V the townships of Neyada county are here
by notified to attend at the court house, in
Nevada City, on the first Monday in October
next, for the purpose of electing from their
number two Associate Justices of the Couit. Of
Sessions of said county. By order OF
THOS. H. CASWELL Go. Jadge.
THRo. MILLER, Co. Clerk
September 29th, 16il.---it
The Nevada journal., 1851-10-02

GTEAM ENGINE FOR sALE----Of thirty
- horse power, Go inch cylinder and 80 Inch
stroke. y snperior construction and finish, com
pact, no timber work needed, and large tubu-
lar boiler, with ay wheel, cog wheel, pinions,
pullics, shafts, belt and other machinery, adap-
ted to quartz, ,--now in steamer Star, foot OF
N street, Sacramento. All warranted perfect
and ready to transport In two days For sale
low BY +. f. NORfHAM, Nevada Hotel, OF
FAY & Co.
<6-3t cor Front ani M sts. Sac. City.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-05
The Pre- sident's Message.

At considerable labor and expense (which we
10 our readers the Message of President Fiji
MORE, delivered to both Houses of Congress
on Tuesday Of this week. We have no room
for comment, but cannot permit the opportun-
ty to pass without expressing our profound ad-
nration of the Message as wholc,--its tenor
and tone. Long as it is, land on peru.ing it
o,lr readers will find it difficult to say where it
could huve been appropriately curtailed) there
is no thought or suggestion in il that will not
meet the appreciation Of the patriotic voters Of
the Country.
We especially commend to the notice of
our readers the sound. iorcble and incontrovcr-
tible view. Of President FILLMORE Oh the car
dinal questions Of the TARIFF and internal
IMPROVEMENTS while we are unable to re-
press our qualification for the Just and republic
can sentiments he expresses i'll regard to the
lnvasions Of Cuba and Mexico, by misguided
bands of our own citizens. In regard to the
TARIFF, the President, as might have been ex-
pected, is sound to the core and the brief and
significant statistics he spreads before e
country, with clearnes and persplcuity, furnish
the best argument that could be framed in fla
vur of his judlcious recommendations.
| The resident with high regard for the
great prcpnndcrating interest of the Republic
repeats hl- recommendation of the establish
ment VI an AGRICULTURAL BUREAU in the De-
plrtmcnt Of the Interior IA recommendation
not only wise in Itself, but demanded by the
popular feeling.
None of our readers can not ce the humane
and magnnnlln us suggestions of President
FILLMORE in regard to indian depredatons il
California and Oregon, without feeling the
highest respect for the President and the Man
| They are nlde in the most elevated couSdera-
| tea of Justice and Humanity.
| In regard to the "Conpromise Measures,
| The President sdhcrrs to ms original grount
that it il. hest 81 stand by them, "untH time ant
experience shati dcmoaslratc The necessity Of fur
Tier iegislnt,on in which all good Wings ar,
! perft city willing to c"ncur. Obedience to law
and free discussion, is cardinal Whig doc
Urine.
On the whole. no better message than this 81
! President FuIMoEE las ever been written
and we congratulate our readers on having
true WING PRESIDENT, if they are saddle,
with Il Locot,oco Congress-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-05
son

Let ia love onr another; not long may We stay
In this bleak world OF mourning some druop ~uile
It's day,
Others tnd- in rl- noon and few ng-r ill rv--
there breaks not heart but leaves some one -
griryr
The iondest, the purest, the truest that met,
Have still found the need To forgive and forget -;
Then Oh, though the hopes that We nourlSh decay,
Let US love one another, a long a. we stay
Then let's love one another, mIdst sorrows tho
worst
Unaltrrrd and fond, w. loved al The first -
Though the false wing Of pleasure may change and
torsak-
Aud the bright urn OF wealth into particles break,
There are some sweet affections that wealth cannot
buy,
That cling bat still closer. when sorrow ORA We nigh
And rrmiLn w.th Us yet lhuus, oiirsr pass away -
Then lets love uHr another IA long stay.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-05

A SINGULAR ScENr.--In Newton. vcster.
dav, the interest felt IN the election of Repre-
sentatve- was intense, and probably the vots
was the greatest ever thrown in the town. be-
ing 75i, or 81 more than at the State election.
Among the incidents of the day, was the p
pearancc at the polls Of father, leading up his
three blind sons to yote who all deposited their
envelopes III the ballot box. The envelopes
contained Wing tickets, and at the announce
ment of the result of the election of two hip
Representatives, none seemed more pleased
than these three blind men, who NANTES ed
their satisfaction by clappIng their hands
Boston Traveller.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-05

C. The following which we cut from the
Montreal Herald of Thursday last, is funny, if
nothing more. When the "petitlons" named
are presented, they will probably be accompa-
MED with proper specifications Our opinion is
that our Canadian friends must have got "a HW,
riled ;"-and having lifted the safety valve and
let off the surplus steam we presume they "fecl
good - Their idea of suitable strings" to
remedy defects in the couplings of cars. is rather
rich We wonder they did not suggest fish
hooks.
To the Editor Of the MONTREAL HERALD.
SIR,-At a meeting of arge number OF
passengers, for Ogdensburgh Railroad, Yer
mont Central Railroad, and Lake Champlain
Steamers, held at Schlatter or Slaughter House,
at Rouse's Point, on Friday evening last, the
2lSt stant. James Cotton, Esq, OF Toronto,
was Gale upon To take the Chair, and Il. ii.
Wheeler, of Montreal, to act as Secretary
when
Moved by ]. L. Levey, ESQ.,, of Montreal, and
seconded by Dr. B. Macdonald, of New
York, IT was unanimously Resolved
That Petitions be prepared and forwarded to
! t Parliament Canada, and the Legislatures
| OF the states OF New ! OrK ana ermOnt, pray
ing for general Railroad Law, securing to
the travelling public additional facilities, to wit
ALL Railway Companies shall keep suitable
vehicles and cattle for the conveyance of Pas
scngcrs requiring safety and despatch. All
Passengers between Boston and Montreal shall
be required o sleep both at Mortified, Yer
mont, and at Rouse's Point All Passengers
shall be required to pay. in addition to the reg
ular passage fare, and Hotel charges, a" Wood
Tax to detray the expenses of running loco
motives and cars from Rouse's Point TO Mon
treal, under the title of the Accommodation
Train" That to travel more than eight miles
per hour, and to pass Railway Hotel faster
than a walk, shall be considered mlsdemean-
or, and be punished accordingly. That all
persons connected with Railroads, whether as
Presidents, Directors Superintendents, Con
tractors, Engineers, Brakesmen, or Baggage
men, shall be invested with free authority tc
detain passengers at pleasure, and otherwise
impose on human nature.
After which, Resolution, requiring all Rail
way Companies to keep suitable strings, cords
straps, &c, for use, in case of any accident tc
the " connecting links" and buffers, was abb,
discussed, but finally rejected, as it would b,
, attended with heavy expenses to Railroa,
, Companies.
Moved by A, Dufresne, ESQ, of Rouville, AM
seconded by Mr. Holland, OF MOatrcali
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-05

That the conduct of the Champlain and
Saint Lawrence Railroad Company, in detain-
ing pa5se myers at Ro SEES Point for about
twenty hours, to serious Inconvenience, and
ssubjecting them to unnecessary expense, calls
for tn" strongest expressions of indignation and
dnaPproval on the part of the travelling public.
The customary thanks were then gwen 10
the Chairman. &c.
GEO. H. WHfrLrn, Secretary,
Montreal, Goth Nov, 1921.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-05
Sad Accident.

A sad accident occurred on the Railroad ne,r
Rutland on Thursday last. The Rutland
Herald gives the following account Of it,
The circumstances attending this case M
that the train, consisting Of some dozen freight
cars, mostly loaded with marble and new en-
glnc designed for some western road, was be-
ing passed over the road by the Gen. J Clurk
locomotive, when, in approaching gravel pit
the switch being displiccd--the whole train
passed into the pit and off at the bank at the
end OF the turnout As might be expected.
under these circunstances--the train being
under full headway-the smash up was terri.
bic. Both the engines were almost shattered
to pieces; some of the front ours thrown over
and upon them, and others sent high up on the
bank and when we consider that or 10 per-
the injury to life and limb was not far greater
than 1t was. 1t was, however sufficiently fatal.
The engineer, Mr.. Sawyer. after having re-
versed the steam and given the signal to break
up. jumped from the engine, but striking upon
I rock fra ctured his thigh in dreadful manner.
The tiremrn, Mr. Terry, less fortunate, in an
attempt to leap immediately after, was caught
by the engine in its fall, and so severely in
lured tn he survived but about two hours.
The conductor Mr. Story by Jumping, came
OH with slight sprain Of the ANGLE. All 9TH
ers on bolrd escaped without injury.
AZ no one in p rticular was left in charge
u the switch, Of course we can sly cmphatI-
Gully that nobody is to blame.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-05

IrSAD ACCIDENT MIR. Nathan Sampson,
aged about 10 years, was killed at Milton Falls
on Monday Of this week, by " God train
backing on 10 him. 7 he passenger, freight
and wood trains were in close proximity on
different tracks. and Mr.. Sampson did not
observe the approach OF the train which killed
him instantly. We understand he was retailing
apples.--.E .Nbans Messenger.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-05


u BuRGLARy.--The store of Mr.. Ed.
WARD LYMAN was burgariousy entered, last
evening, between the hours Of & and 9 o':lock,
and his safe robbed of between sixty and sew
enty dollars. The burglar mus, have been
peH acquainted both with localities and the
customs of the store. He bored holes lust un-
der the bolt that tastcns the back door, and
gained an entrance by pushing back the bolt
He then proceeded to the bedroom of the
clerks, (who were both ABSENT and got the kew
OF the safe from under the pillow of their bed,
and opening the safe, (which he could not have
done without previous acquaintance with its
fastenlngs) he took the pocket book containing
the money mentioned, and considerable a.
mount IN notes After abstracting the money,
he enclosed the pockct-book in an envelope,
and left 1t on the doorstep of the store, where
1t was found this morning The operation was
a very bold one, and it is evident that the bur-
.lar desires to be considered as a decent sor.
of chap, or he would not hive returned the
notes, which were Of a much larger amount
than the money stolen. II he had returned the
money in another envelope, it is probable that
the whole affair would be looked upon as a
Joke. As It Is. 1t is mitch more serious mat>
ter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-05

question finally; and when settled, III, strife
among the " higs will be VIII ich can best labor
to secure the triumph of its candidates. As
was well remarked by Mr.. " alley, men ar, sec.
ondary, principles arc primary, and the hgs
are no mans mem" but they are, in fact and
in theory, the children of the Republic, and
the DEFENDERS OF ITS HIGHEST GLORY, AND
THE SUPPORTERS OF ITS ftRMEsT PATRIOTS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-12-05
j rec u 6 S,
BURLINGTON, VIZ
FRIDAY MOR>l\G DEE. 5 1851

s.s" $. NJ. PETTlNGI.lL. Il Co, Newspaper
Advertising Agents. No 10 State Street Boston.
Are Agents Tor the Face PRiSS. Ddiiv and WEEK.
In. aud are authorized to receive AUvERrsf AENrS
aud SUBSCRIPTIONS at the rates required
Mt this OH e. Their receipt. are regarded as pay