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the American aag home congenai 10 their feel.
ngs and wishes Than IS that against which they unfor
tnnatey raised their and committed the offences for
which they now suffering
We do propose argue the merits OF the in
which they engaged or 10 dispute The legality OF the
condemnation we leave that to history, 10 conscience
and the government We now simply ask the exefcts 81
of clemency and pardonthe highest and hollest pr
roganye OF power We ask il for our iellow-meni wt
ask II for ITO many OF us) fellow countrymen and Chris
tan brethren; we ask for the honor OF the ago Wa
live lnior the honor OF great republic and we ASK
IT, too for The honor and glory Of that government ade
which hrs breathed the breath OF life, and OF ha
country from whose bosom spang the giant trumps o.
liberty.
know country but the world no religion but uni
versa love- politics bat freedom OF action p.ecl and
thought where they conflict not with the rights OF our
fellow men.
We ask nothing bat what is established by the most
glorious Of precedents in the personal application OF
Washington for the release OF Lafayette from The dun
geons OF Olmutz and by you for the release of Kossuh
from Turkish bondage, and the followers OF Lopez from
Spanish prison We ask il with the confidence of those
who that in every laudable effort for the advance
men OF human liberty and happiness, they appeal TO
that is not deaf and heart that will leap in
response to the calls OF charity and OF love
With such feelings and views as we have above fully
expressed, ask OF you. jointly with our fellow
trymen by birth and adoption from all sections OF the
country that you will appeal to the government OF Great
Britain u such form as to you may seem proper and ex
to Australia and suffering there in bondage, for po
litca offences, with the permission for them to seek
nome wherever tHcy may choose out OF It5
Your petitioners hereby constitute and appoint the Hon.
Geo. W. Thompson, representative in Congress from this
district their delegate to present this peton and ask
your consideration of the same
JAMES +. WHARTON,
SHERARD CLEMENS
MICHAEL REILLY.
The meeting then addressed at length by James E.
Wharton SheIard Clemens, DR.. John Dunhan, L NJ
Norton, and Thomas Nj. Alexander, esqs. after which
the report as read was unanimously adopted
Mr.. Reilly offered the following resolutons which,
being successfully put, were carried:
by ocers and that the mayor be requested to forward
the same Immediately the Hon. George w. Thompson,
with request that geneman will unite with the Bal
and other delegations, 70 assemble at Washington
about the middle of this MONTH for the purpose of
inv similar petitions the President Of the United States
Roiued That the thanks OF this meeting be rendered
the mayor ablo in which he has discharged
his duties chairman.
Resoiued That the proceedings of this meeng be ub
shed Gazette the Argus, and the Virginia State
Zeung.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, sc., by
II ORDER OF THE ORPHANS COURT.-On Monday n
ng January TO- O'clock at the store the Of Seventh
shall se the entire stock OF the late John A.
Donohoo, consisting Of
Teas, coffee, flour, sugafs, molasses
Tobacco, cigars, snuh, soap, candles
OIL, spices, msckerel, herring, brooms
Mats, woodenwsre, crockery, and glass
sionowAre, scales, weights, measures
Lamps, fixtures, &C.
Also liquors. guam
titles.
embraces OF fresh
OF trade and gene
rally.
r. Upwards
deceased a days previous 10 his deceass!
UNDER cash $50 3 100 and four months,
over $780, wo credit fornotes satisfactorily
DYER MCGUIRE
Ian l4-d Aucuoncers
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ma...enn..ts.-Govsrnor Bou.wer R.-sl.otsd.

elegraphic despatch states that the house of repre-
senatives on Tuesday last, by two majority, elected
Boutwell, as of the candidates for governor, 10 send
upto the senate The vote stood Boutwell,, 200; Win
throp, 1ea scattering, a.
The senate elected Boutwell, by vote Of IS 10 Ia for
Winthrop
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MIR. WehsteF.

Our readers will find in columns to-day The speech
OF this distinguished at the Congressional Dinner
Kossuth. Ii comes fully up TO the mark Of the public
sympathy for the Of Hungarian independence, and
worthy of the high character OF the Secretary Of State
We think some Of its enthusiasm might have been infused
into the address of the President. when he received the
noble exile, without injury TO national character
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REGISTER OF THE OFFICERS AND GRADUATES OF THE
MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEsT PoIsT-We are request
ed TO state that the above work, edited by Captain
George w. Cullom, u. s. A., and which noticed in
our paper some time snce now for sale the store Of
Messrs TAYLOR & Maury
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New Jersey,

The legislature OF New Jersey met the 18th instant
and organized John Manners was elected president Of
the senate, and Samuel Allen secretary. John Hughes
was chosen speaker Of the house. and David Nave clerk
All the above are democrats The governors message
was sent in yesterday.
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We have received the following list Of delegates elected
in New York to the Democratic Convention TO be held at
Baltimore on the lst Of June next. In a few days we
shall probably hear from all the districts. Without
knowing certainly what the presidential preferences
Of the delegates mentioned in the list we feel authorized
in stating that majority will be what are termed in that
State national democrats. and. perhaps, all OF them
willing to acquiesce in the Compromise and adhere 10
nominations on the old platform Of the democratic
party.
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The Irish ExiIss.

The communication from the Hon. Mr.. Thompson, OF
Virginia, in another column will attract the attention OF
our readers II shows that the sentiment OF our country
in favor OF the of Hungary overlooks not that
which has long since been active in commseraon Of the
fate OF the Irish patriots whose love Of liberty and whose
suerings in its have been conspicuous those
OF any people on the earth.
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Hx a GREEN. Anenen.er.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ADJOINING THE NEW RAIL
ROAD DEPOT AT AUCTIoN.-OnT Thursday the 22d inst,
the OF 9th and Penn
avenne, O'Clock M Of $780, fronting
New Jersey each lot having front Of thirty
The
Jersey between north and which is
graded paved bridge is finished The
business location the grading
and other
any render The property the valuable in the
Distnc and such opportunities for re
One-hird cash and balance six Twelve
months the purchaser giving
bearing interest from the day Of sale plat off
be by calling the Of the subscriber
Jan I'D A. GREEN, Auctonesr
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CILK VELvETs,. .Crshmeres, French Merinos, and
Moussenes al coswc selling OF the remainder OF our
pck OF the above named goods all IN
Want Of bargains dry should look stock
as we arc ofenng goods cheap, Cor
short time. ..- :, f.
Jan 1t--d3hf street, near the Avenus
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wheeling mseuns In behalf Of the Ir,.h Exile.

Housr on REPRESENTATIVES, Jansary 10, 1852.
To the Editor Of The Union;
ask the favor of you to repubsh the proceedings Of
public meeting Of the citizens OF Wheeling Va, held
without distinction OF party for the adoption of
ure. 10 effect the release OF Smith 0Bren and his CON.
patriots in exile"
The proper temper and just views presented by these
proceedings must. think. commend themselves to the
sober and discriminating good OF the country at
large therefore desire their publication as matter Of
respect 10 my fellow citizens announcing sound and
sauary principles Of action and embracing the views
and sentments of certain resolutions which had pre-
pared and intended offer in this House while the Kos
suth resolution OF reception was under consideration had
the suqge not been terminated at the point OF time and
in the manner il was. -
With respect GEO. w. THOMPSON.
From the wheeling Gazette.
PUBLIC MEETING IN BEHALF OF THE IRISH
EXILEs.
Alta meeting Of the citizens OF Wheeling and vicinity,
without distinction OF party at me Cily HAIL. on wed
city, was, motion, called TO the char, and Sherard
Clemens appointed secretary. -,
On motion, James H. Forsyth, f. M, Norton, W.
O. Scott and Jno Knote appointed vice presidents
The object Of the meeting was declared by The Char to
be the adoption OF measures effect the release OF Smith
0Bricn and his compariots, now in exile, :,
The report OF the committee, consisting oil Messrs
Wharton, Clemens and Reilly, was, on motion, read by
its chairman as follows, viz:
To his Ereelsney Miard Fillmore. President Of the Un,
ted States.
Your petitioners, composing a'large proportion OF the
citizens OF Ohio county Virginia. and representing in this
natter they believe the unanimous voice OF the whole
people of the county in public meeting assembled in
the city OF Wheeling. on this the sh day OF January,
1851. respectfully solicit your friendly Offices, az the
Chief Magistrate OF great and free nation with the
British government in behalf OF Smith OBren and his
compatrots, in confinement in Australia by the act
miited in and prior to fsss.
In asking at your hands the exertons that we do in
this act OF clemency and mercy il not OF justice, do
moi seek or design to press npon the English govern
ent the restoration OF these TO their country
and their former positions but ask that they may be
permitted to seek in the broad lands over which floats
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A CARD.--BoYD REILLY's porisbe medicaed, or
Ia TA) vspor and electro evsnc Apparsus,
applied the residence OF the sick FOR
ccnvsnecce, sddres. him through the post once,
! Jan 9-dow
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[AhEW Vt. CLAIR CLARKE has reopsnsd an
mee of ms transaction OF law and agency busaess,
mtne Department OF the Interior, and nearly In
ksras Hotel, where he boards, 'f..,.s
NAT INTEL Republic, Tsiersphl
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oME, Tar, and Lime hand and for sale at the
washington Gss-workaThe coke gives an intense
na tnes almost a. readily - charcoal The coal used
paint for the preservation OF mbsr iron &c The
highly impssnstsd with ammonia Of gres value manure
Dec M '''' $500 - - - p''p'-'
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attention Of the public respectfully requested 10
on stock Of rich cabinet ware, French China dinner, dessert
yea service manisl cut glass ware, sverpaied
and angle hair Together with general
en household furniture all Of which has been selected with
care from the beat manufactures expressly for the city trade
P'f'ctory paper. W
DYER MCGUIRE,
(spe-d Auotonesrs
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JAMES f.. WHARTON,
SHERARD CLEMENS,
MICHAEL REILLY.
supreme Court Of the United states.

WEDNESDAY, January Ia. 1852.
No So Trisham Clark ct al appellants, Nathaniel
Barnwell ct al The argument OF this cause was COM
menced by Mr. Evans for the appellants, and continued
by Mr. Coke for the appellees.
Adjourned till TO. morrow, III o'clock, a. m.
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Il. Y. MrLLEn,
Of virrnis.
Washington CITY.

/ G. w. Yxssr, f. r. MrrLEp,
Washington CITY. ofvngns.
YERBY " MILLER,
nnyvlna avenue h and s,h Washington D. c.
fancy dry goods, o-cotbs, table
plano covers, bed Spreads blankets shesung and
|susss pscnps, psnona attention given orders
|Dse s1-iM
Usr OPDNED.Ths particular OF ladies requested
20 very sspsros and choap long cashmere shswis
70 nns Scotch long shawls, high colon
10 boIes supeno embroidered bandk kerchieS
The sbovs win variety Of other cheap and useful roods
orhy the attention cfbuyeu
VERY h MILLER
Penn opposite Cenue Market between 1h
FrER thanking patrons for the Increased
patronage erended during the
mai we shall positively expect 10 recevs the cash
y sqnfs prompt friends
nbute temporal we'll being, and doubt give
en- The utmost pleasure.
Dec ls-souf PERRY A BROTHER.
fE AND OPERA 0LAssES.-MR. BECKEL opucian
RON 4ls broadway New York, has again arrived city,
efc ne VII short imc and ri the weak sighted, scr
n examination Of the with his superior spectsce opers
The general satisfaction his gssses hsve and
oncon OF hs opcsi nsnumepts the Observatory
yy are the beat references n patronage public He
~ % seen - the store OF Dyer mcontrc
- r -
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NOTICES UNDER THE RULE.

By Mr.. LETCHERi Tho petition of William X. Ashton.
administrator Of DIR. Benjamin Chaplin, late surgeon In
be navy, asking seven years half pay.
BY Mr. CHANDLEai The memorial of officers Of the
nIsd stacs army serving ia New Mexico asking the
ms Allowance and per diem that have been granted to
troop, in California and Oregon referred to the Com
ltte on Military Affairs
BY M HART The memorial OF Z. K Collins and his
socae' In regard to an increase of the Atlantic mail
yce and the proposed additional compensation Therefore
Pfered to tho Committee on Naval Affairs.
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u NoticcA dividend 10 the s of this month"; of per cent
pon the Magnetic Teeguphic Company Mores
between New York duly declared
at the Exchange Bank of
se,dsn, Wthers, Il Co., in Washington CITY.
WIN. sELDEN, Treasurer.
WAsHIsoros Jan. a. 1882
Jan I5-3t
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. T. A, MARSHALL Lessee. Mr.. w. NJ, FLEMING, Stage
Manager
Fourth night Of
Miss JULIA DEAN.
THURSDAY EvEsisa, January is, 1852,
WIN be performed shakspeare's beautiful play Of
ROMEO AND JULIET
Miss Julia Dean.
La Miss Annie Walters
Grand Overture by the Orchestra.
To conclude with the amusing farce of
STATE SECRETS.
Sc Dress circle so Reserved
Orchestra rs Family circle, 23
Third tier, so cents; Coiored gallery, IS cents.
los \
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Lit Of Dssgata 10 n Democratic National Corptnio
from the State Of Nsp York, as far as heard from
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-05
Sutter Iron Works,
Rincon Point, San Francisco.

GTEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin.
y cry for crushing and pulverizing quartz
rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought
iron work, water wheel castings, and all
kinds of machiuery made to order.
Being largely engaged in manufacturing
quartz rock machinery, and having an ex-
'ensivc assortment Of patterns Oh hand, ar,
prepared to receive and exccnte orders wifi
dispatch.
Parties wishing further information, or to
contract for machinery, by addressing Geo
X Gluyas, Superintendent, as above, or
Jas. Blair, Esq., Agent, San Francisco, will
be promptly attended to.
3.tf
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TO Miners in Quartz.

WNOR SA LIE, q fine assortment Of magnify
ine glasses. OF various powers. mads ex-
pressly for exafning quartz rock. Also pocket
compasses, magnets, thern1ometers,s pocket
spy-glAsses. surveyors conpasses, iheodolites
leveling instruments, etc. etc. .,s ffs..
instruments OF every description made to
order. Repairs executed in the best manner.
Orders by express pnnctually attended to. K
a afs7 a'fat THUS. TENNENT, L
Mathematical and Nautical Instrument ma
ker, Montgomery ST., hoad OF Long Wharf,
over the banking house of Drexel, 1Sethcr 8.
Church, San Francisco. n 63-ly 4
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Eagle Foundry,
Fremont st. between Market and Missio
ca NJ Eryl A Hy/rTCvT

Fremont st. between Market and Mission,
SAN FRANCISCO.
THE above establishment, now being in
l. complete operation, the proprietors are
prepared to execute orders in the various
branches of their respective trades, viz
Steam Engines and Boilers of every descrip-
tion, Iron and Brass Castings of all kinds,
Saw mills, Grist mills, Quartz mills, Pumps,
&c. either by steam or water power. Also,
nil kinds Of Blacksmith work, Turning, fin
ishing etc.
The Eagle Foundry company being com
posed of practical and experienced work
men in their respective branches Of the trade,
trust from their long experience in and at
tention to the business promptly, to satisfy
all who may favor them with their orders.
rs. STRATHERN, BRoDIE e. co.
P.S. All orders addressed as above to
Box No. IA, Mechanics and Traders Ex-
change, San Francisco, will be promptly at
tended TO. r0-3m* S. B. & Co.
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Nevada. May 81, 1852.

EDITOR NEVADA JoURNAL:---l noticed
an article in your last numbcr, signed
IA Mechanic : asking certain infcfna'
ton from the Court Of Sessions, or any
one Of them. Believing that article NOT
to be the production Of . mechanic, but
emanating from the pen and silly
brain Of some low ,pettifoggcr, ! feel i
not only due to myself, but to the gen.
tlemen who acted with me, to explain
the facts in the matter alluded to in
the article. | can say without fear Of
contradiction, that the author Of the
communication knew every word con-
tanned therein to be false; yet he had
the unblushing impudsnce TO appear
before the public and attempt to cast
reproach upon the Court Of Sessions. 1t
is true am not one Of that body, proper
was called that day to fill the place
Of Judge Anderson Ths contracting for
county Jail came up the bids were
opened and examined, and all Of them
being much higher than we felt willing
to pay they were rejected. Judge Cas-
we'll proposed postponing the matter for
three months; | objected, and proposed
giving the biddsrsa a chance to withdraw
their bids and put in others. 4B. +.
Dickerman, being tho next lowest bid
der, was sent for; | told him a bid lower
than his had been received, and reques-
ted him to withdraw his bid and put, in
another, He refused, saying he could
not afford 70 do the work for less sum
than his bid. An order was then made
giving the contract to Wilson g. Endi-
cott Mr.. Dickerman then came'to me
and said he would do the work for $500
less than any other man, but put in no
bid. With these explanations, I leave
the public to judge whether GA Me-
chanio" was influenced by pure motives,
or did he wish to vent his spleen by
newspaper war upon those who care
nothing for all the foul slang his little
brain is capable Of producing.
asw ia &C. E. C, DouGHERrY.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS

NOU are hereby notified that will at
i tend and receive from the property
holders Of Nevada county, n list OF all taxa
BILE property under oath, at the following
places and dates, between the hours ct o.
clock A. NJ, and o'clock p, NJ: In Nevada
city, Broad street precinct, at the sheriff 8
office on Broad street, on monday the .26th of
April; at the bookstore Of Hiram c. Hodge,
on Main street the 27tf; at Cayote Hill the
2sth; at North Sugar Loaf goth at Gold Flat
May the Sd; Grass Valley 5th; Boston Ra-
vine 9th; Rough and Rsady 18th; Anthony
House 9th; Lower crossing Of Deer creek
10th; Kentucky Flat l2th Newtown 18th !;
Round Tent 18th; McCourtneys 10th;
Bridgoport 10th; French Corral goth Enre
ka 2lst; Washington 22d Cincinnati Bar
Gath; Audcrsons crossing, Bear river, 26th !;
Steep Hollow 2sth; ,Pouer's crossing, Bear
river, 3lst. M haa a@
Tax payers by attending to the above no.
lice will save themselves. costs.
So WIN. WILSON, Assessor.
Nevada, April 1852.
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.LArRR from MEXICO.

BY the arrival Of the Panama, aswe
have received our exchanges from The
city of Mexico up 70 the Stho Of May;
being "a days Ater than iouy previous
4 Anu number IL arrests base been made
Of parties suspected Of being engsged
in revolutionary plots. Many are in
credulous Of She existence Of such plots
and allege that the r1mors ii circula1
,tion haye been set afoat by the govern-
meht, with The visw iof obtaining from
Congress vote investing IL Win extra,
ordinary powers. Some think thess
powsfs willsbecesnted beforesths close
Of the 'presen t,aessions ctbers 7assArt the
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San francisco Advertisements.

The Patrons Of the .'NEyApA JoURNAL,"" !"
will find box at Marriotts E Exchange. corner
of Sansome and California streeB-and one
also at Bonncstefl & Williams Book and Sta
tionary Store, on Clay, near Kearnsy street
and one at tne Despatch Printing Offices on
montgomery street. and ct the Mechanics and
Traders Exchange, BOX No. I, Montgomery
street, where all advertisements intended for
that paper may be lett, and will be promptly
forwarded. sg j. M. PARKER, Agent.os
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FROM PANA.
MA TO SAN FRANCISCO.

vW'HE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMrANY
u feel called upon to give public notice that
no tickets will be recognized by their agent at
Panama, which are not signed by an officer Of
this Company, ans that. tickets thus signed
can be obtained only Mt their Agency, NO. ~
West st, or OF &. L. Bartlett, Esq. Boston,
or Of Messrs. Arms rong, Harris & Co. New
Orleans. BY order. a
VIM. r.. DAVlDGE. Sec'y.
New York, Jan. 26, 1852. ~.
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Later From New South Wales, 4

By the arrival Of the brig Gelnare
from New South Wales, some interest
ing intelligence of the state Of mcrals
in that part of the world has been re-
ceived. The following is from the Sgd
ney Herald Of Feb. 81 !:
Victoria GOLD M,NEs. Tho .Reign
of Terror" to which Chief Justice
A'Bccket so emphatically alluded in his
charge to tho jury upon the opening Of
the Supreme Court, has indeed COM
menced at the gold fields Of Victoria.
To quote the words of the Melbourne
Argus, "Jndge Lynch is sbaring his red
hand among them and the same paper
in illustration of this fearful assertion,
states that the troopers who on the 18th
instant brought down nine prisoners TO
Melbourne from Mount Alexander, re-
ported that Lynch law had begun in
terrible earnest. The report was, that
digger had killed one of his comrades
withsa pick, and that, despite the mill
tary and police,s the mob seized the
ragressor and hung him at once, over the
hole where be had committed the mur-
der. M gsss r. ft yea ~s~
The following is taken from the letter
Of a correspondent Of tho Gselong Ad-
vertiser, and which seems to have crea-
ted great sensation sboth in Eeelong
and Melbourne. 1t ID dated Fryars
Creek, Feb, s. saf - sH e485 1880
A months seiourn on Fryar's Greek
has given. me a deep insight into the,
morale of the diggings and opened up
scenes that I could not have anticipated
during the rosy days when the wonders
of Bailarat first flushed our Imagination,
with the prospect Of vast fields Of illimi-,
table wealth. At Ballarat, there was
peace, unity, and security but at Fry.
ar's Creek these desirable qualities are
reversed, and quarrels, dissensions, blood.
shed, and danger of the direst descrip-
tion, reigned supreme. The govern
ment is palsied, whilst the i'll .doer runs
on career Of unchecked crime and RAJ,
nine, or at the most is checked BY an,
occasional pistol shot, or similar act Of
summary Justice, responded to By a.
groan and the effect manifested next
morning BY blood stains; when d few
observations are, banded about that
q man was shot, and nothing more is
heard Of the matter. A surgeon is CALI
ed in to attend Q wounded man, no ques-,
tions are asksd,s the fee is paid, and if
he die, he is disposed Of. speak from
experience, and fearlessly say that In.
retiring to rest the same precautions are
necessary and are bad reconrse to, as
though one were in the heart Of an emo
my's country, and fearsd 2 midnight
ionslaught1-gqns and pistols ara loaded
--sentinels appointed for, the nightly
watch, and intruders, at their peril are,
warned 10 stand off; and if wild justice,
heloccasioaally, executed, the evil cam,
not be impated to those who stand in
defense of selves and hard earned trea-
sares, but TO the necessity Of the time,
and the laxityy of the ruling powe'a
Sgch q state Of things cannot endure
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IMPORTER OF BUTTER-The subscri-
III ber has followed the butter business, in the
Atlantic States, for several years, he is now
permanently located in San Francisco, and
win spare no pains nor expense in bringing
good articlc TO this market.
His butter is all packed at the dairies in Is
and 100 pound pach ages and being expressly
put up for sale here, he feels justified In saying
the quality will be found equal to any in this
market. JAS. PATRICK, Battery s.. -
'3-yl bet Jackson and Pachc.