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The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
Union Hotel.
California Hotel,

THE subscriber having purchased and
i refitted the above house, formerly kept
by D. w. Auldridgc, is now prepared to on.
terrain the travelling public 1t will be the
constant aim OF the proprietor Of tho Cali.
fornia Hotel to render it quiet and com,
Portable stopping place for the traveller, and
q home for the regular boarder.
The bar and table are furnished with the
best the country affords, and in all the ap.
pontmen,s of the house every attention will
be given to ncatness and good order.
s6-3m B. CRABTREE.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
Il. @. M. Co.

DROPOSALS will be received by the
Il Trustees Of the Tehama Quartz Mining
company, until the first day Of June from car.
italists and others, for putting up machinery
on the Tehama quartz vein. For further par.
ticulars enquire Of the undersigned
-, r. ROTHSCHILD Sec,7.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29

@ CALOON.--The Saloon Of MRS. {. 4.
- FRISBIE is constantly open for visi
tors, at the well-known stand on Main street
The best cigars and liquors are constantly
on hand. Oysters, fried and stewed, served
up at all hours. This saloon is comfortable
and fashionable resort for gentlemen who
wish to spend an agreeacle evening. GIFT
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
To the Citizens Of Nevada
am VJCTNTTY

THE undersigned nre now receiving and
opening general assortment Of Miners Sup
plies, etc, at the Kidd Corner. fronting on
Broad and Pine streets We intend keeping
good Goods, and hope BY strict attention to
business TO merit liberal share OF patronage.
Strict attention viii bs paid to the packing
trade
We have in connection with the store q
Steam Sfw Mill, situated on Little Deer
creek. All orders left At the store or mill will
be promptly attended to.
We have on hand and for sale fine stock
Of seasoned lumber.
ELIP. HIRST,
II. w. GRAY.
JESSE S. WALL.
'3-tf CALEB RUSSELL.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
Notice.

TIME Stockholders of the Mammouth Joint
Il Stock Company are hereby notified that
an assessment OF forty per cent ON the capital
stock was due on the first day Of April upon
zach share. All shares upon which assess
ments remain unpaid on the 18th of June next.
will be forfeited to the company according to
law.
Assessments can be paid TO tho Secretary of
the company at Powers d Smiths, Maiden
Lane, Marysvile. or to the Treasurer, at the
ledge, on Jamison's creek. By order of the
Trustees. w w. TINKER, Seo'y.
Marysvile, April 28th, lS52.--2-6t
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
bargains Bargains /!
AMERICAN MARKET

"AS just received the best assorted stock
IL Il of provisions ever offered for sale In this
market, which will be sold as low, IL not lit
tie lower than can be bought at any other
House in the city. consisling in part Of the
following articles:
Flour, Potatoes. Barley,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea,
Syrup Pickles, Mustard
Vinegar, Alackerel Salmon,
Preserved fruits. Brandy fruits, Jeleys,
Corn meal, Cider 2ardincs,
Tocacco, Lard, Salt,
Candles, Soap, Saleratus,
Tomato eatsup, Pepper sauce, Pepper,
= sheese, Hams, Butter,
Crackers, Oysters, CLAIMS,
few packages of good Liquors.
The choicest article of Beef always on hand
Fresh pork Veal. fresh fish, etc. etc. We
are always in constant receipt Of oil kinds OF
Vegetables.
All articles purchased at this market war
rapied 10 be what they are represented.
Goods purchased ct the Market are deliver
ed fee of charge.
Particular attention paid to filling orders.
Miners and packers will find it to their ad
vantage to give US a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as we arc prepared to sell on favor
able terms. L. DEYOUNG,
5-3m Agent for Thompson & Brown.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
Ural Quartz Mining Co.

CTdI VTUdTIL NIIIlIIIS OU.
~ holders in the Ural Quar,z Mining Co.,
tina in order to relieve the company Of their
present endorsements, and save their proper
ty from immediate sacrifice. an assessment of
thirteen dollars per share has this day been
levied. All shares on which assessments re-
main unpaid ten days from this date will be
exposed for sale at public auction.
BY authority Of the Trustees.
j. b. BEERS, Ssc'y.
Ural office, Rush Creek Ranch.
Nevada, May 18th, l852.-4-2t
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
American Cattle.
Nevada CITY Bakery.

Coyots sire ct.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, with Che stoeh
Il and fixtures is for sale. Ii 10 now doing
business OF $i5, 600 per week. All llaccounts
are paid weekly. Possession given irnmedi
ately If required. Apply 70
O'CONNELL & ROOT.
ALI debts duo the firm must be settled I'm
mediately. 95-2ms
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29

ITRAL QUAaTz MINING Co. Notice is
u hereby given that all stock upon which
assessments sre due, ii not paid within ten
days from this notice, said stock will be for
feitedl according TO the bylaws Of said com.
pany. BY order of tho Trustees.
oct i. Is, RinL9NAN. Secretary.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29

IMPORTER OF BUTTER-The subseri-
Il Der has followed the butter business, In the
Atlantic States, for several years, he Is now
permanently located in San francisco, and
will spare no pains nor expense in bringing q
good article to this market.
His butter is all packed at the dairies In 25
and 100 pound pacl ages and being expires ssy
put up for sale here, he feels justified in saying
the quality will be found equal to any In this
market. JAS. PATRICK, Battery ST.
'3-yl bet. Jackson and Pacific.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
HOTEL NOTICES.
Gregory House.

A LBAN & KILBOURN have fitted ur
"A and re-opened the Gregory Houss on
Main street, Nevada, and are prepared to sc.
Boarders and the Travelling
Public. The table and bar will be furnifsd
with tie best Of every thing in the. market,
and no pains will be spared to make the en-;
tertainment agreeable and comfortable both
for regular and transient boarders.
The sleeping rooms are commodiously ar
ranged, and will at all times be KEEP. in com.
pletc order.
Board per week, Sl2 s7.f
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
7. O. M. Co.

The Trustees of the Tehama Qbartz Mining
Company will meet at the room above the
Empire Clothing clothing Depot, on Satur-
day May 22d. at 6 O'Clock p. N.
Bv order Of the Board
At n. ROTHSCHfTD. S.c,v.
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
r. JOSEPrHi Il co. I.npor-

=
CA. tiers Of Watches, }e,celry, Tools, Watch
aGr28 Materials, Coils Pistols, etc., are now
prepared to supply the trade in general with
al articles in the above inc at the lowest prices
r. J. 4. Co nre receiving by every steamer
. large assortment oil the above articles of the
latest patterns, aad are the only Wholesale dea-
ters in this city
ALL ORDsRs from the country, addressed to
r. JOSEPH s. CO Washington Bath Bull
ding, Washington street, between KearRey
and Montgomery, San francesca, will meet
with PROMPT attestiou. 6-tf
n AkD-pr,ne Loaf, In wood and tin;
H HAMs--.l00 cases best eugar cured;
SALr. 1910 bags inc dary
500 bags Liverpool, ior curing;
SJsAR. 500 mats Manila NO. l.;
zoo mats China no. 2;
so bbis and hf bbs sstuarl's ground
and crU.hed;
CcFFEE. rs sacks Costa Rica;
-Four. so half sacks Chile;
DsiEp ArplEs q bbls, in ine order;
CHEESE. 100 boxes English Dairy cured.
bvrIEs in 25 ID kegs, strictly prime, ex
Hurricane;
For sale ty JAMES PATRICK.
6.lm Battery street. near Jackson
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29
Miners Supplies.

A USTIN, MARTIN q co, have opened
"A store at Shelly Flat, about mile and a
half northeast Of Nevada, on the road leading
to Washington. and will keep constantly on
hand Provisions, Groceries, liquors, Miners
Tools, etc, etc. Aim
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29

nUTTER ex HURRICANE--60 60 6rkiss.
~ the usual style, for sale as coon as Ian dcd.
~ JAMES PATRICK,
lin Plttefy 81, ress Jackson
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29

ESTRAY-Taksn up by the undersigned
IL May 4th, on Shelby Flat, in Nevada
county, one gray mare, about eight years old.
IL or Is hands high, branded Is on tho left
hip, and small crop off each ear The owner
can have her by proving property and paying
reasonable charges. Il. MOORE.
S-3t~
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29

UU.NI ltLCEIF ed, az Ihc ShOVel Depot,
- Urge quantity Of Cast Steel, for drills
end bars also So slea and Russia Iron, Crow
Bars, Powder and srfcty fuse, a quantity OF
whip saws, files of every description, nails.
Hammers and slcdees Axes and handlcs, one
thousand yards canvas, and general assort-
ment of Miners supple; one door below
Union Hotel. Broad street Nevada.
~ ". BURNETT
May -. ls52---5-lm
The Nevada journal., 1852-05-29

NOTICE.-'fh Subscriber will purchase
~ the notes and admitted accounts against
Henry Freudenthal, If presented within one
month from date Apply to
MRS. MARGARET HURST.
May 9Th, 1852 1m+ Broad s;
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Lois, Menses-ras.. L.ressm,. aud I ntnrs.

~ - - - :.
nc tufe ysa VII noe leiu'f sf1nge., '.Nl sa.s
"trabger woman hs'@ fp4ce ~ your IeP = i3F eh
appeal 70 nine 5fns IN, generous c"1nuhiy against
unjust enc hh.erai a'agfe op5a heF INTENDED 70 PRE-
1o2ics nc psFle ss''nst het. ...
ab tGis, TOO tnaS iht es21 hea-t"4 y - tr3i
sh4 = tbi' rove eiy' VII. Ateb = az mo- 3os'fc
g'I' aha Pie n,I sslno ~ ~ HEY. Eli
Mtrt Know tsaJ A--eficsp Gtnii m-o au1 iSees va
NOVA q any who e-e saiiiy Ct il!e Insulting, snd
'ussr h'sn"nt q '.s.tef ~ iieii fl-e hosp.1ie'
~ nspny 'en9 , hneW !hsy vi s5i1pslalss IN
ismaIe 20 60 y aeg " Is3b eto.ls1 ~ -
oeennpgy NI?n shs = i9Fces g 81 l2 WV NV IoIs
iou'tLo hefsslt ahd u re fAoNs se ef5bs AZ e2h-
itths LDtJ Viii fnttgn htr
slie, ehii1nc' men i-ta SD K ~, e ahsfl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

Mr. CLAY ON GENERAL CAss.-Our correspon-
dent still assures us that Mr.. Clay has written o
lettsr and made declaration 10 favor Of General
Cas- - . candidate for the Presidency. The whig
journals admit that Mr. Clay has declared his prefs-
rence for General Cas- among the dom oeratic trio
but no more Wen, this 10 enough.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

1nE housE or ltErsEsEyTArlvE. aSb rpE,R
CLEEiC-The House oI Representatives, NJ wash
iuston, have taken no notice, az yct, Of ths
recent extraordinary and mon5trous letter al-
dressed by Mr. Forrcy TO Mr. ROBBERS, OF Bo;to1,
requesting the latter t. GOT Jameson, tbs acso-,
into 4 state Of intoS,ca.io.. and procure some
confession from him II implilaye tho c5sraot.r
Of Mrs. Forrest. For the toa0r Of that de-
tirguished aad honorable body-for the rcputa-
ton osthc country Throughout. tho civilized world,
end 10 .uturo times-we trust that the House &c
Representatives. 40 not mean to pass over that cx-
trooFdinaiy dcvolopeEent without taking some
proper aud appre pTiote iuo Of action IN relation
to TIC conduct Ct their Clerk The nan who il
capable OF making, deliberately. such propositions
as that letter exposed and ma Re, is not Ii. to oc-
curry any place in tic gilt OF Congress, or OF the
government at Wsshirctoo.
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Court Calendar for This DAY

surrrms couar -.sprcAL rsRa-Nos 80, G, III. L. is,
~ AZ o. 90 90 to 81 The day calendar will called
at the opening Of the Court and defaults allowed 70 b.
49,.
Common PIEss.-Tm.L TkBu--Pert 1--sane a. VS.
terday, excepting III or Part Mos 81 1872 49, ls
20 l2e 100 49, l30, 30, 1ss. 40 lAa I44 lao l4s
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Marine Affairs

For H. norE-The Il. NJ. steamship Africa, Cspt Esrle
left for Liverpool at her usual hsgr yesterday Size
carries 4s passengers.
TslE rAcrrr EUR GRtaT W.srEE.. from Liyerro ol ar
lived yesterday a. Quarantine, where she i detsined
consequence Of having large number q her passengers
sick with the ship fever. She hsd deaths the
voyage. Her passage, like that o. many others lately
arrived herr, hss been very owing 70
westerly gales che only made tree degses q ioo
CitCse in seven d3ys
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wig and Toupsss. - Bitehslor,s sew
wv are prcnounced NE NEST perfect initatoAS e
~; .S s 81, = M Sss.y Ne
~f1tntN va tfty Copy ~ allrsN
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to 10 at the tf Eassnu aud BeekMan s~Cf
yhero We ae whole euit Of clothes f1r s., eouasur
Cloth Coat potskn Pan to- OIL Fancy ysst. Ororooqs nj
every Htylc shade ard qnat, erg o. rricee to Il
the incrcduious lEyIE q REGAIN. l36 Nassau street
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Observation-Disclosures celebrated Lilo MIA
Hair Dye . che best yet discovered coloruR thc hair or
Whislsrs The moment 10 applied The wonderful ease as1
esrSanty With which Mis- vorits and sked bar
Qye perfoyme e aaonshing ~ for SALE az srriied a.
DATCnBLOEs Wig factory. No Wan strssA Cepy NE
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reSnicn y rsoervstion best equally
oelen!ated GournudB Eodatcd Soap, for curing
reohles sallowncss chaps caee rorghness 3d. Pouafs
Subtitle uproes hair from IN part u the body LIQUID
Rouge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss, AZ CT Walker Vt,e
near Dr0AdWay CALENDER V s. Third ST. PhadelIlis
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agreed Oh, and the work furnished being almost
worthlefs.
We fully and unreservedly agree with Mr. Smith
in depunc alton If that system. The measure We
have sketched commsnds itself to the practical
sense Of the Legislature, and we trust that the
suggestion will be taken up and acted On in Gen.
gresO, and that system based upon IL will be sub-
stitut.d for that now pursued. and which makes
the public Interest OILY subsidiary toasehemes Of
favoritism and Political subserviency
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-15

DANIEL WEBSTER AND HIS REcLNr SrEecu *
HUNGARY-WHAT DOES III MEN !--.ever4l Q
the journals that claim to &c tie particular expo.
nents of Mr.. Webste,'s ideas, declare that tho di:
singuished Secretary of State does not mean. " h
recent speech, to profess himself in favor of fo egc
Observation-Disclosures TO prvart Intervention.
as kossuth understands the terms. These organs
STATE that tlr Webster notions extend no fur her
than moral intervention All moral declarations.
We must say, however, that We 10 nos believe tbs
exposition. Mr. Webster has approved the coniu..
Of Congress and o. tic Executive in inviting Koa.
suth, and receiving hiGi TT Washington. Tha. vas
tho FIRST step in the new foreign policy rrop9aeib by
kossuth u the American pa0po. -oil the resi- fol
LOVE as o matter Of course. II, Webster has
perfect right to shrink hack r he chooss; bus uut;
le DO that. distinctly 1t ia but fair 10 hold bin to
bis moral dcclardti.ns and h,s moral coInittats ia
favor Of s. policy OF most important u scni.u' !,
for the iutrro. On This ground, 10 vii be q strong
ca. didate against General Scott, (wao lodged TIE
queetion) before he slaus hteT-bGle IN pl7lsdcl-
pha.
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LIE BET FOR TIE HUrGAgIANs.-A new penny
cotemporary--ihe 9ames--is very dali Of pre-
hensica. We will try to be explicit. Somewhere
about last September, the Hon Henry ]. Raymond
formerly Speaker Of tho House Of assembly in
Albany, tumbled down little way, and started
small penny payer, which he calls by the magnf-
cent name of" Tie Nsw York Doiiy Iimcs" Since
its establisamcnt it has again and again asserted
that the daily circulation Of the "NEw YoRS
HERALD" has diminished. We assert the contrary;
and have offered and now offer. bet Of from 100 to
600 doors. tha circulation has increased since
The Tfit1ri,iou a. The penny IuRc-the money 20
decided - ~ appropriated far tho benefit ~ the
HnnGalle1s Iee living On tAo charity DC ito irving
house. II this pl4ll enough ia8ep4pcl
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Inn onEgsr Case Although some mo BE-
posed 10 question the fact We thi1L n m ~ b5 relied
On 90 uDQlcstioIabis .iat tts case Is ono day
raorcr i.s conclusion than yesterday The appr9-
Tfa.,on Oh go mucL mo It's cese il insuGsrasle
Inc !sulS is gomcwActC; anI where, should b.
anctrtaiptt, Wla the HERALD reporters beck d
rublifhed giving tie full account Of the TEAL, Ii
VIII enable all those wno have forgotten what oc-
Cured Twenty three days ago, 10 refresh their memo
RES Tie Court again referred to this report, yes
terda7, re The reliable report and these who desire
to read what has occurred, and look upon the
scenes rs they are daily enacted, should provide
themselves with the pamphlet which is being pub
lishad by our careful and impartial reporter. We
wiah the Gaze was done and ended
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AAUsEAEsTs THIS EyRNIEa.

roGHRg THEArRE. B0wers--srY or ST. EAEc-JAo,
ANY ams-- aLEF ALLlK.
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These resuits will surprise tie country. We
have no means NJ hand OF testing their accuracy,
although they are probably as near tho truth as
IT is possible to reach such abstrus, points Of
practical philosophy. One bread inference or csot
appears n thig election, and that is-that ma
jointly o. the delegates seem TO have for their frs.
choice as their candidate for the next Presidency,
Governor Marcy; that a portion Of the remaindor
ale FOR General Cass; aud that the rest are uncon
mitted. There is no indication that there il one
for Douglas, OF Buchanan, or Houston, Or Woo,
or Butler, any other Of the numerous list O. dc
mocratic candidates, except those We have named
il is, however, generally believed, among tn.
knowing ones, that this sudden devclopemer. oil the
strength OF Governor Marcy, and this rallyins
under bis old bFeecbes, is mask to bring forward
General Butler, of Kontu:ky, who has been SC.
lected by the barnbarnirg and Van Buren, interest
in this state, as man on whom they may unite
Governor Marcy himsalfis a double dealing, saoc
fling sort of politician; and, although he has here
tofose been q bunker, he has, no doubt, been bar
gaining with the barnburners throughout the State,
fer the express purpose Of cheating both them and
Butler, il he should have a chance at the BJlti
moro Convention. Ito is very unreliable man
always means the reverse Of what he ssys and wan
ders TO The object he has IN view in way opposite
to the direction wfich would appear to lead him
to II.
The movements q The Van Bar.n ba-uburnays
in tlis State have been vsry dextrous, and viii
bring forward Gen. BCtler, Of keu lc,y, with pro
cgious force srd mslocntgm. 90 tho second oneie3
Of Now York IN TIC B...iotrs Convention 8ea.
Bu4er is q Southern I-au, . all7e holder, asa ua.
committed. and no have 40 doubt he would CONE
biae as aueh strength any oayE man oa .29 iis.
Of candidates.
Similar movements ior the o|a..icn q delegates
have been goiag on 10 other Sultos-New Hanp.
shire, kentucky, Pens. lvana, Ohio, and perhaps
others. A State convention was recently hold ~
Frankfort, Kentucky, at which, although il was In.
tmated that Cen Butler was the choice Of the con.
ventiop, no positive declaration was made to that
effect. In Pennsylvania, far as it has been ascer
tantd Mr.. Buchanan has received the support of
thirty six Of the delegates elected to the preliminary
state Convention, and Gen. Cass thirteen. In the
same proportion, the delegates to the Baltimore
Convention from that State, may DO e,timated st
twothirds for Buchanan and one third for Cass.
In Ohio an effort was made to put forward Mr..
Allen, formerly Senator from tia. State. o. can.
didate for the Presidency, in tho same way that We
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broaav.y-Two BoSNycAs
,Lxs--EErLg--rorFISe ruE QrEsrI1N-piAss ANn Xxi
GyNgsIa Ia sl.6 Wtsp.
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DOU BILE SH EFT.
TnIs Mornings Summary.

rev yo.ss. Thursday, january ID, 1852.
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sUaTON'a THEATRE. Chambers street ~-gicpw
h. rrrsy-Wrs NsG-FIssr EiSur.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-06
A Self-Heating Smoothing Iron.

a new invention of this description has
been submitted to our inspection and has been
used IN our house with great satisfaction. If
IS somewhat larger than the ordinary tat-iron
anu has longer and higher handle. The
body of the iron is hollow, and 50 constructed
as to hold small quantity ofignited charcoal
\ small damper at one extremity regulates
the draft and little pipe at the other con-
veys away the imperceptible fume that is GEN
Grated lt's so arranged, that its supply of
COAL small as 1t is, occupies one and half or
two hours in consumption, and keeps the iron
for that length of time at a temperature adj
hitting OF uninterrupted use. The bottom
OF the iron is beautifully smooth and h;rhlv
polished. The advantages consist-lst eron-
'm7' one cents worth of dry charcoal furnish
ing fuel for whole days ironing. I'd. Can
rE"'e"'s, 1t being independent of a stove or
furnace and therefore capable of being used
IN any par: of the house. Sd, Sari;na of la1or
IN avoiding the constantly recurring necessi-
" OF carrying the iron to and from the fire
4th. Avoiding the discomforts of hot room
oth' Facilitating neatness, the iron not beino
solied by contact with the fire, but always re-
,a'n'ns its perfect gloss. 9Th Despatch, it
involving saving of all the time which is
otherwise lost in exchanging the irons and
Keeping them in proper order a bare in
spectlon ofthe implement will satisfy anv one
mat 1t Is decided improvement, and our On
y, !, surprise is that it has not been thought of
betore. We hear the mc.t favorable accounts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-11-06
Nratb5.

In Danville, Oct. %, Of Tvphu- fever, Cvntbi, e.
daughter Of Levi II. and the late Abigail :. Harri,
aged Is wears.
AT Eaton, c. L. Of inflammation On the br,;, I.,,
nette A., daughter Of Abram NJ. and Elmina White
hill. of Danville, aged 10 months AID o. DAYS
In IIardNick' Aug. 81, Mrs Malvina Morse wifi
Of Nathan W. Morse, Esq. aged 81 wears.
In Hophinten, Oct. 16, 0ohn R. AIbee aced o.
years and months, son of Simeon and Polly Albee
Of Morgan; also on the 18th, Arthur c. AIbes ONLY,
son OF the above. oged wear.
In Mortified, Oct. IS, Elder Nathaniel K.nc.aced
- Years and 8 months.
Ia Cabot, Oct. T. Miranda, wife Of Dea lame.
Marsh. aged II Years. Also, Oct 1. Mrs ,Jane Kin
nerson aged 2s wears
In East Montpelier, Oct. Is, widow MoNv GouId.
age, l02 years and months.
Al Hollis, y. H., Mr. Daniel Merrill, 81 g revoIn-
tionary soldier. and one Of Arnods life suara lust
rreyIou, 70 Ii t..a.ol4.
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California News.
'""'N Al OF THE GEORGIA AT NEW YORK.
S2.&00.Oo0 IN GOLD.

he | ) Mail Steamship Georgia arriv-
= Al Ne" York on Friday evening from
',i'n"aII' with the California mails to Oct,
49, ~" passengers and two millions of spe-
~ on freight, and $500, 600 in the hands Of
I'>>cngcrS -
lHf Serious riots have brok
=, r, 'n' among the workmen On the railroad
az ",,ama Star Of the l4th inst. saws:
>. oh tuesday morning. a number of SOL
''eFS' under command of General .J;menes
were despatched to Barbacoas. for the pur-
pose OF 4nctlng the railroad riots. and OK
,;TI"I that protection to the PROPERTY Of the
~. 'Ho company, which the contract stipn-
IH's Tor: We hope General .Jimenes will
.-, w, IN arresting the rioters, and that they
vii II, De properly punished"
FL ne health IN some portions of the mine.
~ 'a''' At Burton's Bar, Parke's Bar and
nu>,eys Bar. several cases of sporadic cbol-
an nave e, occurred, which have proved fatal
't. fremont's claim was being aroned he.
''He the Land Commission. '1 "
Justice >hepheard Yesterday issued u.r
'a"' Tor the arrest Of muatto woman who
was claimed as a fugitive from labor by r ~
,.r .,,,'n Oh Jar kson county, Missouri. She was
' ,..i to this country by the claimant in
''' sEq !ema!ne1, together With number