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The Nevada journal., 1852-01-10


In our remarks respecting Capt.
John A. Sutter, we simply stated the
grounds on which the attachment had
been issued, and the declaration of the
Capt. in reply to the application made
to him. We knew that the matter
would be thoroughly investigated, and
the true state of affairs made known.
Our sympathy for Capt. Suffer, was
on account Of the aggregate calamity
which was just centering upon him
from the rank, ungenerous, and in ma
ny cases, sinister spectators that have
followed him up since he published to
the world, the great discovery which
has been SO unproftabIe in its results
upon him and his family Union.
Centreoilfe, Grass Valley,
Dec. 4th, 1851
Wessrs Editors: In your paper of
this morning, appears an article eulo-
g'stng the character of Capt. John A.
Sutter, and generally condemning all
who may have had any dealings with
him heretofore; and which is most
particularly bitter and severe upon
myself
However pure and unSullied may
be the character of Capt Sutter, it
should rot be used for the purpose of
blasting the reputation of Others All
the agents of Capt. Suffer have pass
ed through pretty much the same or
deal-having to meet his demands in
whatever way they could. 1t is we'll
known by the Captain, that when L
was made his agent, he Immediately
drew upon me for money, and contin-
ued to do so, urging me to raise mo-
ney for him, which 1 could only do by
borrowing the necessary amount
This did, and gave mortgage to Sc
cure five thousand dollars upon his
unrese,ved third interest of the tract
of land sold by him to r. Gelston, nor
was it ever intended to bind any other
property. Out of the $4,000, / paid |
Capt. Suffers drafts and bills, when
presented to me.
Some time after the mortgage was
given, Capt. Sutter sold out, and Ma.
jor Fowler was made his agent in my
place. Had been continued, | would |
have lifted the note, by the disposition
of that, or some other property but
with the change, my power ceased, and
| was no more responsible for the fu-
ture arrangements of his business. (ei-
ther legally or morally,) than | would
be to see that his debts contracted
years ago should be paid, or that the
amount should not be increased by in
terest. The captain knows he never
gave me one cent of money to meet
his bills and drafts presented to me for
payment, and he knows also that did
meet them. And you, Messrs. Edi-
tors, will no doubt recollect that | took
up one of his notes at the banking
house Of Warbass & Co. amounting
to something like $500. But the
whole matter TO doubt will become
the subject Of judicial investigation,
and cannot now be explained, as the
development of future facts and cir
,pmstances may require. therefore
hope that my friends, and the public
generally, will suspend their opinions
until fair and impartial investigation
ban be had.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
Il. M. WINN.
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stratmeyer christian

stratmeyer christian
r
tefft WIN terill hiram
tibbals samuel
w
walker william warfeld john
warrington saml waling andrew
wadsworth jeret3 weston alvin
white paul wilson WIN b
wilson john james Wilson h m 2
williams thos williams W W
Williamson john wilder geo hendrick
wilkerson william wilcoxson levijr 3
wilcoxson levi wood WIN p
woodward albert h
75-lt JOSEPH Nj MAGUlRE, P. M.
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Bunker Hill Restaurant.

Montgomery st, near Clay, San Francisco.
OFFERS to business men the convenience
" of location in the centre Of the business
part of the city. Its bill Of fare comprises
the choicest selections from the proverbially
excellent market of San Francisco Lodg-
ing rooms furnished with all the requisites
for comfort. Terms moderate.
50-lm j. V. C. TELLER
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F. G.. Gray, Brother and Go.

Wholesale Grocers and Commission Mer-
chants, Pacific st Wharf, San francisco.
HAVE in store, and keep constantly on
II hand by fresh arrivals, general assort-
ment of groceries, liquors, tobacco, cigars,
etc., to which they respectfully invite the at
tention Of country dealers
w Orders attended to with promptitude
and fidelity.
San Francisco, Oct rs, 1851, SO. 3m
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NRHFCE WINES AND LgO-

fNREECE WINES AND LEQ-
" T. KS.--Brandics, Martell, United
Proprietors, Rastean Chenuyer and Ameri-
can; gin, Holland, Scheidam and Ameri.
can whiskey, hish, Scotch, Bourbon and
Monongahela; cherry brandy, in cases. an |
kegs; rum, Jamaica and New England port
sherry, Madeira and ciaret, in wood and
glass; champagne, 100 baskets Segnettc and
Hedseick; Osborns old Queens port in cas-
,cs, whiskey and brandy in cases; maIis.
.chino absynthe, annisette and curacao
For sale by BOWMAN g. Co.
Pacific street wharf, between Battery
49.1m and Front street
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OTTO EsCHE, c. REINHoLD EscHE
Esche Brothers and Co.

Importers Of German goods and commission
merchants, San Francisco, California.
OFFICE, Montgomery street between
~ Sacramento. .and Commercial streets, in
Messrs Gildcmeester, De Fremery & cos
brick building. y 52-lm
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an francisco Advertisements.
San Francisco Advertisements.

The Patrons Of the "NEvADA JOURNAL"
will find box at Marriotts Exchange, corner
of Sansome and California streets-and one
also at Bonncstell & Williams Book and Sta
,ionary Store, on Clay, near Kearney street
and one Mt tlo Despatch Printing Office, on
Montgomery street, and at the Mechanics and
Traders Exchange, Box No. |, Montgomery
street, where all advertisements intended for
that paper may be lett, and will be promptly
forwarded.
OCTAVIAN Agent.
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Bank Exchange.

- VT " ~ HUT Ne
TNHE Undersigned has taken this well.
i known and popular establishment, situ-
ated on Montgomery street, opposite Bur.
goyne Il Cos. bank, wkere he will be pleased
at all times to serve the public. The choicest
at all times.
Free lunch every day at IL o'clock.
52-lm Z. ID. kILDUFF.
o WDER-2oo kegs blasting powder,
$50 kegs sporting do, FIG FIG and FFFG
100 " in / lb cannisters,
90 NJ feet patent safety fuse,
500 NJ percussion caps,
For sale by EDWARD II. PARKER,
Agent for the Hazard Powder company,
colin Sansome st, near Pacific.
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List Cf Letters.

List of Letters remaiaing in the
post office at Rough and Ready, for
the quarter ending December 31st,
1851.
The Nevada journal., 1852-01-10
f. ARGENTI and Co.

BANKERS, San Francisco, Montgomery
st, between Clay and Commercial sts.
Refer to and draw on
Brown, Bros & Co. New York,
Brown Shpley and Co. Liverpool,
Samuel Nicholson and Co. New Orleans,
Alex Brown and Son, Baltimore
Browns and Bowen, Philadelphia,
James Adger and Co, Charleston,
Morrell and Dickey, Mobile,
T 3 Curtis ESD Boston,
Geo B Cumming, Savannah.
Clean Gold dust bought at $l7,' and for
warded 10 order, by insurance to the u s. and
England. 5l-3m
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barnes horace bell pw 2
bell ew 2 bentley Iichard 2
bedell daniel bingham william
bowers WIN brown ephralm
bradley william b bryson wm
brooking h C buffum m
burchard euriah
t---a,- -.e.4sas .sS..AC
caswell capt WI carter john
campbell james m carpenter sey-
caldwell cornelius more
caldwell WIN caldwell WIN j :
caldwell johnj 6 ceasnel richard p
crews charles crabb joseph
crydenwise clark s ctydenwise clark
crydenwise riley d cook james
croaks sanford crumpton h
collins williams 2 coville james
cooper WIN A cox DIR joshua
cockrell daniel coryell DIR george 2
cullin mago chance calvin
chapman fw coapman william
chapman alonzo claghorn john C
clark edwin 2
D
dale james dawson dr. W 2
daugherty john 2 darnes samuel
davis aquilla davis shepard
dresslack geo W dealy james
dillen morgan drew washington
drew ruben DUNN alpheus p 2
dunbar hiram 3
Z
edgcomb john elliot andrew
f
fickleman ar finej + evans
flaffel jacob fox james W 2
forbell isaac foster edward
foster charles f frazier iv doct
fulkenson peter 2
G
gaunt james m clifford david b
gillespie edgarf gilmore martin
goodrum john goodrich o
greer john griffeth john |
III
harrison o h 2 hawkins boswell h
hardy charles 2 haffuer luther IN
hays william hare samdel
henry george W henry william
hemenway levi hicks geo d
hills david hill samuel
hinman W m hignick micheal
howerton chasteen hoffman clancy b 2
hooker william hunt john d
hurd seth
1 irvine william
Jackson mathew jones john edwin
judd charles
keller john 5 kelly micheal
kelly henry m kemp joseph
kemp john kendrick martin g
keen andrew Kirkland w
kilby caswell kilinger jacob
klopfer peter knowles elijah 3
l.
leland stephen livingston WIN john
little john p lovegory william W
lovgory e | locker levi W
lowinshon
M
maston capt m 2 massey james j z
manning david 2 marysin samuel
monohard john maupin howard
mary. philip maxwell WIN
macudie thomas m'donock mic
m taddin thomas m'intosh john
m 'kelvey crawford2m'laughlin s W 2'
megar anton medder b W
meigei antonS mitchell david @
mills miller rufus m
millsaps Jos milner moses G
mitchell thomas j montague francis m
musgrares bennet2myler stephen m
p
parsons jas m 2 paris d h
patterson john packer george f
pearson thomas petty danforth
perry john h penix john e
phelps josiah 5 phelps mortimer 3
pierce john m porter james
pray d 2 price simon
proctor william 2
II
reed william W reed william
Il WIN RI 2 fs
d mattes6 = rickett charles
ragin | 2 rackerby joseph
rambo calvans richardson abel
rice henry rice j wesley
'rupell a rustJ
S
eearsey WIN b sherman daniel W
sheldon robert sharp james
singleton john h simmons WIN b 2
simmons t b smith john
solomon henry spencer george
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Pickett erssnygsd a; &eet 3
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g % ~ ss q ess w As
WABASH Grimm y.atqss 1874 ~ $50
+ a 81 s'is ss
gas sa ss.: se.sa c01 Aos hhd' teb's T. B.'s 4
IiAMspoKT- P White: ss.s. cotton + 3
R.yss y;
ss a ssss. i
rLATBOATs.
Tn Fourth District
JEWELS two ba.s 1888 hids tobacco Turner,
KENTUcKYPer Hawkia bos: u bids tob.eeo Turner,
NpIANAper Jon.. boat: 1000 bush chbholm
INpLANAPsr Bark.rs boat 1850 ks com to Given.
CONsIGNEEs.
Il 1ssss ssdssf
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s:ss
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pssPs D s ssRss
HarrjsA KingA Levy McEas Cohnan AccA McLauren
Mcclure Sannds-Monos StilwelNorh Bros dcoA psys
Keep PifarPicks Perkins kceRawlins, Duncan AcoW
PsckR W PowelJ Robert M Ruannus Jas stewartJ
Turn1 keo-E TyeWaa Aco-Watt DsSaulles-Dudlsy
Nslaon-J Woodruff King AeoH Fresen &eo--E
Per ship snaan Hick from Foster
KidderRce athawsyW Vredenburgh &coC Eager &ct
Peters Mllard-Frost &co-J Rosch--and order. lq
Per bark Emily Minor from NswYork- Fsowe,
4eoR Bowls. Phillip. aecYes,asn Asol
Buddecke Aso-Wrigh Williams AcoGray CanqrfialN
Howell Aee-Wm Creeyy yoiga Jsanrenaud-ccl II ers-N
A Violet &ec-Picket Perkins &coW II BunneG W. er-E
Hart &ce NJ Greenwood dcoI MeGrssor AeoH stons 4eo-J
Hars-a& Kemp-Kenncdy Foster-Bradey, Wilson &oo-B
Manu. shedaR clannon Small heGllI Hooke,-D
McConochs DonneNurray st.ntouG
overDowns Cuddy &coJ Matthew's Marsh Ranlett AaoNae
Cox Aco-vose Bvos-R MurphyG Pinckard &coG Morrison
Bhgbam-I Bndge-Boye shumway-W Neagls-orlsI
l PASSENGERS.
Per bark Everhard Bremon-s in cabin 9se
Per ship John Cafre from Loidon--172 in ateernge.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CREsCEnr OfyIcE. los
Friday Morning, May q, 1852 y
COTTON Although the market appeared quiet in the
early part the sles turned ont 70 be 5000 bsles
taken mostly for England Prices very full for the better
qualities and We make change in our quotations
gss Kxw ORLEANS cLAssUIcArlos. h s. "A
Inferior e. iadling Fair Slsa
Middiinss. Ssx Good Fair. nominal
aood aiddiing SISOx Good and Fine: 81 nominal
corror AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds
Stock on hand Sept. ], 1851 1880 2as7l
=. ysstsrday.... 1885, sss5s7 s0a--4s2ao
1,S6soE 70I01
Exported to date. 24e $50 $3.50
yesterday. S,oA-1,249.4N ooo-Ss.o4o
Stock on hand not cleared. Ia. 1858 31,661
ToBACCO-Prces tend upwards, and nearly $50 hhds
were sold, follows: 4s hhds, Of which at and az,
10 at and az, % at 81. and at Ak 90 hhds at -, "a
at and q hhds selections Of which at g. and Is at
61z$ p ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASsES-Only some 800 hhds Sugar
changed hands, but at steady prices, say 4N05$ for
fair OF Moasses 500 bbs found purchasers at M02Se
for ordinary fermenting to prime reboiled.
FLOUR Limited demand, and the only sales made
public 1000 bbs Ohio at 80 So few lots Of superne
St Louis at 50 7ot0$a IS p Dbl.
GRAIN-corn active and $4,000 sacks taken, including
1900 damaged at &c. $780, part mixed part yellow at
sold, including 200 Wabash at 30, 112o st. Louis at
and 1882 at 31GO324 y bushel.
HAYsales very large including 2oo bales, Of which
1856 tons Western at SIG 3d. and ITO tons Zone fabos
load at SIS so for fine and S16 rs for coarse also M
bales prime Western, and 100 Eastern at SIT 90.
PR0VIsIONS-Pork dull, with sales of $50 to 300 bb
Mess at SIT OF Bacon so casks ribbed sides sold
az 10 ditto at 95S and lot Of Shoulders at
Prime Lard, in bbs, held at 1oe but sales reported
WESTERN LIME-65o bbls Utica brought 81 GOA
| 81 Is u Dbl.
CoFFEEsaes $50 bags, in lots, at OK. and 50 at ee
Ii.
WHISKY--160 bbls sold at 1914.
LARD OLA sale Of 20 bbs at $50 p gallon
| PRECURSORS ship taken for Havre at ~ for Cot
ton, and two for Liverpool at "a
| ExCHANGEs-Dema moderate:
Sterling .108L O10e1i
/ EIdncs. ... OH 1xkDoZ
NewYork sixty day Bills. 1O2 u ct disc
Sight Checks NewYork. ........ A(OX p ct. disc
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERsor Cry a
Thursday Evening May co. 1852.
Arrived to-day, 100 Western Beeves, 100 Hogs, 125
Sheep IS Cows and 24o Calves and Yearlngs There is
an ample stock Of fine Western, but rough Cattle
Offering. The supply Of Hogs and Sheep is but limited
-PRIcEs- =
BEEF CATTLE (Western1 k07c o fb net
Lake and Texas) 35ai05c D Ii net.
Hoes. i6-c p Ii net
SHEEP "a O0G0$4 SO u head
MICH Cove S20D$48 p head.
CALVES WARNINGS so 00f0S9 90 y head.
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=. 8 q.
ATLANTIC fAm.y % NEw YORK II en- es,sdX
AFRICA, tBr.). ;....or NEW yols 81 .saiisl sAy,
CAMBRIA, tBf.).. for BOSTON. ..ssrus1AY.
ARCTIC. iAm) !. ..tor NEW YORK. ). WEDNESDAY.
ASIA, (Br)s ]. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY,
AMERICA, Orb. for BOSTON J. =. SATURDAY,
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REoEIprs oE pRnpuoE

st steamer Collier y bales sssn Fuller
rsTas'
sis 9sa 1ss
Dsas s bse es
WI s 81 s Shaw fs s ss
81 as w sss sss
81 sa,tss
%ss nsnt sS asds
IL %
e Kennett to oderTol 4s bales cotton 40
&c bran Ma s. ss@ ss ss s ss
81 ksg. lard Iaad'. SKIS v Do
s's; sa,
~.
aundries to order.
oS s
s 90 s 81, sas ale1. do
H. q i. Sit
hhd tGbs e 9 SS a, M
. 81 % pork
s s ses .ss s
II BrentoaT-l boz Rawtns Duncan o-sundriss order.
NASHvILE-Per 1870 bales cotton William
81 McGrego Fraser &so-ass hhas tobacco
&co-07 do w Robnson68 do Wingeld Trce eco
do Turner Wilson &co9 do Hewitt Norton co5o do Wess-
| Total, 3l9 bales cotton, %S5 hhds tobacco.
yCKsBURG-Pe Natchez No IT bales cotton Feowe
Backnsr stapons5 Swinsy Green &eGnss order
Ia MsRae Consn Acos Downs Cuddy &coi4 Jackson &ecs
Baci fIarrod Moody Payne Horizons Geo Connolly
ouAcHITA RIvERPe steamer " Downs baIs cotton Woo,
csE asTSsS1 %;sS. Bens' William
Donald 1eols Robbins Arlington Aco6 Williams Phillips &co
Cleveland dco-l Savage William &col4 Byrne &co d
| B r Carroll-Total io1 balsa cotton,
ST steamer Nniopst bales cotton Hall
6 do - bbls n16lasses Psvy obit Aeo-
10 sugar Hewitt Morton o. Bocny n
Il sundriss 70 order, tsSs5l ssss 54as ss ~ 5S fi .
pRINcETo-Pss steamer Lyon: III hass cotton Rotson
IL Iovs Peteop buknsr Stanons3 Elder
Broa - Is Wlsi Wllsss 10 % CAsy "
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b6fst racing ItHiy TfaveIB: -
Ing norses run w.nGut roets ana. 70 urge tnem on
sides which, when the horse employed in the race
like spurs They have also pieces Of foil fastened their
hinder parts which, the animal ruses through the air.
mase loud rustng noise and frighten them forward
was much amused with the horse races at Aneona. A
gun is fired when they first start that preparations may
be made receive them at the other end When they
have run half way another gun is fred and third when
they arrive at the goal To ascertain without dispute
which wins the race the winning post thread is
stretched dipped in red lead which, the victor breaking
It, leaves red mark his chest, and this red mark is
soldiers arranged each side Of it. from
end to the other The morning after the first race
sitting with the Governor. when message arrived
from the General requesting that the race might be de-
ferred till another day he thought the weather too cold
TO put the troops under The Governor replied to
him That as the weather was not too cold for the
ladies' he thought it not too cold for the Roman sol
diers." have day which threatened rain a
guard Of Romans turn out, every Of whom had an
umbrella under his arm, the drummer and fer
.ceuted ~ -.-----.
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GHAslPAGNE-50 baskets piats and quarts
nv s 81 b. kESsK1r co. y ss.s. s,.t

S(sOW PEAS-l0O0 bags Carolina Seed Gov
Peas now landing * bark Ssysnas. chassston, ~
myr A. COCHRAN 90. y Tchoapisoalas slsst- ;
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IMPORTS

- IMPUKTS. ~ - ~ =
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Empire City, Assorted mdse
LoNDoN-Psr ship John currier Assorted mdse
NEW YoRK-Per bark Emily Minor: Assorted mdse.
BREMEN-Per bark Everhar pkgs Kine-970 do
5000 demichns to order.
CHARLESToN-Per brig Adels Rice, etc to order. g.
MOBILE-Per schr Amanda: 4sl sacks salt to order.
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NEW ORLEANS !:
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1852


SANTA ANNA Grss Scorr.-The NewYork Herald
says: @
have y from reliable authority that after the first
series Of battles in front Of the Mexican capital Santa
Anna in secret negotiation with Gen Scott proposed to
yield up the city easy conquest to the Americans on
condition that Santa Anna should receive million of
dollars more or less for the part which he proposed to
play IA
We further understand ut contnues) TINT Gen Scott
closed the bargain and guarantee Of bona de
tract pad the Of ten thousand dollars to Santa
Anna the first instalment Of the bargain sale We
are further advised that Santa Anna thus the
ber with the understanding that after sham fight
to the city wss to be turned to the
American army. The subsequent most bloody battles
out of his money and his armstice and that he SO
disguised with the perfdions Mexicans that being
subsequently offered million and quarter Of dollars to
turn traitor and accept the dictatorship Of Mexico he
jected the offer with scorn and contempt To substan
tate the accuracy Of these negotiations understand
that the correspondence upon the subject may be had
from the files Of the War Office at Washington.n
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-05-21

TIE Wire OF HEsnr CLAy:-Forney, the Clerk Of the
House of though he has retired from the
editorsp Of the Pennsylvania still furnishes that paper
with an interesting series of sketches entitled Chances at
in which he takes connected views of things in
general at Washington In his last number he thus al
iudes to the venerable Of the great American
Statesman, who is dying in the Federal City 30
Won know that Mrs Henry Clay has visited Wash
ington? Her domestic character seemed to have been
formed for the quiet Of Ashland and though her
womans heart beat high when she young Harry with
his beaver in the midst of the greatest events that
have made his lustrous yet by her the blessings
of home and of fire side to be preferred Now that
The statesman wasting away her presence would doubt
less alleviate his suring and prepare him for his final
reckoning But she is too old to come She could
not the tolsome journey from and she
mains as if it watcher for the fatal news few
days ago she senthm boquet Of flowers but when they
reached here they faded-a melancholy evidence
that both the g and the receiver were fast fastening
to that bourne from whence no traveller returns The
old man eoquently held it to his lips for few seconds
and said with mournful pathos the perfume is almost
gone But not with his fame That will live forever
green in the memory Of man His physical frame will de-
cay but great history will never be forgotten OF him
and Of his place the regard Of men, in the dim future
it may be well said
You may break you may ruin the vase II you will,
But the scent of the flowers will hang round it still