davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
preachers, had received orders to leave

preachers, had received orders to leave
France.
Paris letters state that spies are pres
ent at oil social festivals.
The second court martial, sitting al
Lyons, had condemned commercial
traveller, named Outlet, to 2 years i'm
prisonment, and a fine of ten thousa nd
forms for using abusive language To-
wards the President.
The electoral law had been publish.
ed. The suffrage is direct and univer.
sal. Frenchmen aged q, possessed oi
civil and political rights, are electors -
All electors rs years old are eligible:
the number Of deputies is to be two hun.
dred and sixty,one. Algers and the
colonies are to have deputies. Each de.
partment is to have deputy for every
IS, ZOO electors.
Fresh arrests have been made in the
Department of the Mayenne, Of persons
connected with secret societies. Among
them was an ex-commissaTy under the
provisional government
An attempt had been made 20 ss >.
nate the Queen of Spain. A pistol WIS
fired at her, the ball from which struck
her shoulder.
IRELAND Father Mathew had b en-
.eriously indisposed, but the last advi.
ces left h m convalescent.
A movement in favor OF the liberia.
tion of the Irish exiles, was goicg for
ward in the chief cities in the South
and West
Property to the value of $4,000 was
destroyed in Pittsburg the Goth Of Feb.
Some 10000 worth of Property was
burned in Brattlebero', W., on the 10Th
of Feb.
The Northern Indiana Railroad was
on FRIDAY opened to Chicago. The ar
rival Of the FIRST train of cars was the
cause of great rejoicing among the in
habitants Of Chicago.
We observe that the notorious Levi
Cole pleaded guilty to the robbery Of
the Phoenix Bank of Westerly, R. L.,
and was sentenced to four years i'm.
prisonment in the Penitentiary
There was brilliant display Of the
northern lights the night Of the 10Th
Of Feb, in New York.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

ANOTHER SHOCKING MuRDER.-.We
are indebted to Major Ross and others,
Of Knights Ferry, for the result Of a
coroner's inquest, held by them on Sa-
turiay last, on the body Of man nam
ed John Telfair at a place aoout three
miles from Knights Ferry. MIR. Hub.
bard testified before the jury, that the
deceased came to his house in compa-
ny with Mexican. for FIRE to cook sup
per with, they having camped about 400
yards from his house, on the evening of
the 25th inst. Next day he was hunt.
ing his cow, and passing the camp, found
the deceased lying dead stripped of his
clothing, except shirt and his saddle
blanket spread over him, wound in the
temple near the eye, and silk scarf
forcibly tightened around the mock. He
also stated that the deceased passed his
house on the Oath, on his way up, with
cattle.
The jury found that the deceased
came to his death by the inAiciion of
wounds and strangulation, and that the
Mexican vaquero was the murderer
Telfair, the dscea sed, was in the en-
ploy Of Messrs. Ward & Vischer, of
Stockton, and left this place with u
drove Of cattle, which he was to have
sold in the mines. He is supposed to
have had $1,000 or Sl400 with him. MIR.
Vischer has been up the country, but
has heard nothing of the Mexican.
Telfair was from Schsyleryille, Sara
toga CO. n. " Stockfon Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

ho FOR CALIFoRNIA,-There is sud
den and On unexpected flow of emiera-
tion from this port to Chagres and San
Juan, the ultimate destination of which
is California. The Meteor, usually run-
ming in the regular Texas trade, bus
been taken out of it to meet this demand
for transportation IN the lsthmus. She
Is superior vessel, and leaves TODAY
with at least three hundred passengers
Another steamer or so could be profita-
bly, employe just now in the same trade.
And rs the latest news from the Tsthmus
informs us that provisions are extremely
high there, particularly salt beef u
pretty speculation might be made, per-
haps By some prompt adventurer in,
that line, too.
This sudden inczense in this emigra.
ton from this port may be attributed to
the announcement that it is Of no use
going to New York to secure transpor-
tation in the regular steamers to the
lsthmus. as all the berths clear through
on the route are takon for some time 10
come. The New York Tribune advises
persons bent on going to California not
to 60 to New York, bot TO take the frs,
vessel that offers any where to sail round
Cape Horn.
Then, too, great many persons arc
now here on their way to the Gold
Dust country wl.o should have be n
here some weeks ago. The bad state
of navigation of the upper rivers kept
them back, and now they con all to-
gether, and NIL eager to get to their
journeys end We do not think the
rush will last long o. Picayune.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
A correspondent of the Sacramento

Union, writing from Auburn, says:
Through the politeness of Col Fin
ley, have been shown a survey of
a proposed new road from Sacrnmc n to
TO Nevada. This route, commencing
from Sacramento pesses by the North
Fork and Indian Valley houses Centre
vile and Seore. Diggings o Apb"rn /;
the distance to this pi ace being - mlrs;
from this place. il proceeds on 10 o',er' )
Bridge, crossing Bear river ut that
place. and the Fo trtain House to Grass
Valley; icing % miles from Auburn, and
% miles from Sacramento; the distance
from Grass Valley to Nevada is rupp'sed
to be about 4 miles thus maki"g the
whole distance from Sacramento only
SO miles being Is miles nearer than
the road now travelled, aud much
better one also"
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

1t will be remembered that we no.
ticed, some weeks ago, communica-
tion in the tlta on the Mineral Land
Question, which we understood to be
endorsed by the editor We pointed
out that paragraph suggesting the pro-
priety Of the national government ce
ding these lands to the state, as objec-
tionable. The Alta says it did no,
design to endorse the sentiment con.
tanned in the communication, but only
recommended its careful perusal, as
coming from respectable source.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
Anothm Lump. The United States
=, ~

Anothm Lump. The United States
Company, last Saturday, found a lump
weighing 4 lbs. 4 o., in The gulch
back of the United States Hotel. 1t
is evidently from the vein worked by
Fowler, Van Praag Il Co; the same
vein which has furnished the rich de-
posit in Holden's Garden. Thi lump
was found in the red dirt, only two or
three feet from the surface. Being
weighed in Hyd' o>tatic balance, it
proved to be worth S56525, estima-
ting gold at $l7 per ounce.
Sonora Herald, Mar. 81.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

We learn that +. F. ". Ellis. one OF
our members of the Assembly, intends
to leave on the Golden Gate, Tomorrow,
for the Atlantic States lie goes for
the purpose Of bringing his family TO
this country
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

Chevalier Hulsemann, it appears,
was not at his hotel ut the time of the
charivari--consequently the partici-
pants in the affair missed their aim.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

A MAN SHoT.-A gentleman who
eft Grass Valley Friday evening in
prms us that q very serious difficulty
|ccurred there on that day, which led
b one man being mortally wounded.
r. dii ao! lsara the name. Of the
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

An ordinance has been passed in San
Francisco, to prevent bands of music
parading the streets on Sunday, and at
tracing persons 10 the bull fights at the
Mission Dolores.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

The Legislature of Mississippi has
filed the two vacancies in the United
States, occasioned by the resignation Of
Messrs. Davis and Foote. The new Sen.
ators rank as follows: Walter Brook
(Whigl to serve till 1858; Stephen Ad.
ans, (Union Dem.,) to serve till 1887.
The old Senators stood Que Union dem.
ocrat, Foot,) and one State rights dem.
ocrat, (Davis.) The Wings gain one BY
this change. and the Union men Gain
one
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

R65~ The steamer Golden Gate wi il
leave morrow, with the L. s. mails
fnr Panama. She will reach her desti-
nation rs soon as any other steamer
starting on the first Of the month.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

ACTIVITY hMONG The CHiPPlNC.-On
who looks only at the number of vessel,
lying in our harbor might be disposed tc
think that the commerce of San Fran
cisco is less now than at some former
times 1t is true that in olden times
where n retrospect Of two or thre years
takes US back to the antique--a much
larger amount of tonnage lay at anchor
in our Bay, but in those days ship once
here was apparently prisoner for life,
and her captain had nothing to expect
save her rotting al her post. While
the daily arrivals were numerous, a
clearance, except for steamers, was so
rare an occurrence as to be the subject
of remark. Many abroad, and some even
here, thought we never could command
Il legitimate commerce-by which was
meant an interchange of commodities
with the nations OF the world. The
lapse Of two years has dis,ipated these
hastily 70 med opinions and verified the
predictions of those considered over san
guine, that the time would arrive when
we should trade regularly with all the
ports Of the Pacific. A glance at the
Marine Reports from day to day will
furnish ample proof Of this. For instance
there were seven arrivals on Saturday,
of which two were from Valparaiso-o Que
from the ports of Centra! Amerca-one
from Bremcn-two from the Sandwich
Islands, and one from cruise. On
the same day the departures num-
bered ten; two to San Diego and Santa
Barbara-one to Sydney-two to Aca-
pulco-one to Canton one to the South
Sea lslands-two to Stockton, and one
to the Sandwich Stands As an instance e
Of the rapid;ty with which vessels are
fitted ont and dispatched, we may cite
The Land q Cakes, which arrived from
China on the 25th, and was cleared
again for the same placr on the 9th
March. The brig Noble, from the Sand.
wich Islands, arrived on the 10th, and
left again for Honolulu on the Goth
Much of the activity now prevailing
among the shipping is due to the great
demand for vessels to transport the mul-
t,tudes who are swarming ut every point
on the Pacific, preparatory to emigration
to this country. At Acapulco, San Juan
and Panama, thousands of Americans
are unable to find conveyance here
The Chllians are becoming alarmed at
the extent OF the emigration from their
country The Chinese are preparing to
come over in swa,ms The clipper ship
Challenge expects to bring over a cargo
OF Thousand while a number of other
vessels are either on their wav or load. :.
ing with as many as they can crowd in
Between the Sandwich Islands and this
port there is considerable travel, while
a number Of vessels are preparing to
leave with companies of adventurous
miners for the gold mines of Queen Char.
lotte's Island, This cause, added to the
ordinary demands Of commerce, for the
transportation of merchandise, has of
late given marked influence to the
movements of shipping. F. Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
CITY Drug Store.

LARK S CARR ANON,
HAVE just received at their old stand on
Il u Main street. fresh and genuine stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, rERFUMERy,
Chemicals, Fancy Articles. Surgical lnstru.
menfs- eto. etc. which they will sell on tho
most reasonable terms.
Physicians Prescriptions filed by day or
night. Orders from the country pronntlv nt-
tended m. ~ I'll times oo-3r,
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing h~
tween Jas + Hubbard and H. C. Hodge is tn "a
day dissolved bv mutual consent
~ B. The unsettled hu.iness OF the late E
will he settled by II. C. Hodge, who is ."' ."
thorized 10 collect all demands due the w..
frm as we'll as settle all demand. ara,n, =. ~.
same. JAS. F, HURBA SO
n C. HODGE.
Nevada civ. March Nth. 1882 go =,
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

There is one disease q miser, it is
said, never dies with ard that is, zen.
largement Of the heart
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
san ErnncIscn Agency.

rAvfAx lIooGs. who has heretofore
our Az nj in San Fmncisco, has trans.
his Agency to WILLIAM JEWELL, JR,
,ill hereafter be our au;ho: lied Agent
Evcrtiscments, subscri plion, etc.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
Patent Medicines.

WISTAR'S Ralsam of Wild Cherry .Iaynes'
xnec'orant, OsgoO's holaeogue Thomp.
sons Eve Water, Pr in Killer Mofatts pills
and Phenix Bfters. Dallas Pain Extractor,
ciray's DIN ment, Sands Sarsapariila. Bulls
T"wnsrnd's and Corbetrs, and = variety Of
The best Pills, for sale nv
LARK & GARRASON,
99-3m At the City Drng Store
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
Cioars and Tobacco

TOR SALEat the City Drug Store, the
u finest brands Of Nectarne and Oroncco
Tobacco; and the hest quality Of Havana CT.
gars. consisting Of the following brands :-Sal
vador, Fixed Star, New World, Fragancia, ..
etc. 9g.3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04
Quartz Mining.

WANTE3-Miners to quarry in,+on. o,
w more of quartz. Also ste sn. enr;ns
49, ~ 49,. yatMr Lsohsrmss
:. N''' 'e''''o va ''a'n conpe ey. Hcvsda
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

Coon CIGARS AND TOBACCO
There is, perhaps, no luxury in the
reach of Calitornians superior to that
Of good Cigars and good Tobacco; ana
from the test of personal experience,
we can recomme I'd all lovers of good
article Of these luxuries to our friends
Lark & Garrason, of the City Drug
Store, whose stock in point of quality,
cannot be surpassed in California.
They also have superior lot OF
Perfumerys, Drugs, Medicines, &C.
Any person wanting articles in their
line should not make their purchases
without giving them a call.
The Nevada journal., 1852-04-04

parties, but the circumstances, as they
have been related to US, are as follows ::
On Friday morning, the bar keeper at
the Alta had difficulty with man
who was intoxicated, and put him out
of the house. After being thus eject
ed, he procured from friend, revol-
yer, alleging that he wanted to try it.
But his fend having some fears that
he intended some violence, omitted to
put balls into it when loatling. He
returned TO the Alta, and finding the
bar keeper unguarded, filed at his
head. The assaulted man, thinking
his own life in imminent danger, seiz-
ed a loaded rife, and fired it, the ball
taking effect in his antagonists chin,
and passing through his neck. twas
thought impossible for him to live
more than few hours, though he was
still alive when our informant left.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31
MEDICAL.


HAALLEt's MAGICAL Fam EXTRACTOR.
g. -. TER osEA AZ AND OILY kNEiE Ne esTE.se hs.
,.,s 4, r =. 81.
s. . dr. s .s .s = .s aeSSx 3AFr
fsevs al1os' s7sry nssut rae subss,
'l. u. sss >; 9 e. s -' gsse4 sp IN q.
g.fR asaaaias rsp5sisy
ri - d &c se.Is q; .cTor
s. sG... o. i, s ss3 al ~, s'E = Z, d
ss ,ss% e. s = i ao
t W y5 s9i7ss s IN & sss .s II ,a s sssT.ss
q y yaa saisp.ed sr IL Ssasa9s Il cor gss.
ron 81! payss d .aa saaa;sy.
PILEs.
ss p a5i f.'s s~s
sssnsz s ss.s
8anz have suffered ssh bodily pain as graa pason
dr sd do ias 'a1I aes ned
HACK sl pa * 9 sts sl NJ
utter well sqd h.aTty a agsy s"G T. the use I'VE
iag dead a'hs 'as a'ss ~, 3. n ID 5sh.si; s
ciaotaasa.sta rosh. ia17,
ERYsTpBLAs
die a NY Ts sss ssssss s5ss par1 ss
ard vii tie ZANE e aOn.s s1
sdssssa .sarsasS aals '''''
raantne yAa aassr ssioaI AZ
ss5z ss most S.. sf ps a d.s.s sn n
srst gHps hsna' sud large hols
s. ny az Ter ~ ] esRs I'D e ~ ls
Il s gEs5sa ss ,s' hss eo ID not
= u, death, and srpetsd recovery whoa
Thy DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
s s E ny m s s n ssss4 "a ssa tot
nom; re oross I. oasn I'D as s ssf,ds t. invss
e. g.: !. 4, e. Nd 81
n 5ssi H. REsza FRENCH.
SALE HHgga;
TIES n fasI here s % 81 Nd ass e. q &c &c
h s.5 f5 g. t T1 ssss ss .ss e
r.sd .s,af +. !. Dc re-.
'' gIssia NY " +. "i'-''- N''~.i
uosTrvENEss; o. CONSTIPATION OF TEE LowETs.
THE PAN AoToE .he arsst aass. aad ass. certain
me- fss g re ID @ sEs ''s sssss
Ed as8 s. , ss s's
III L s: 81 .s s e.
gs. s.s hey are e.v. LIZ s sss BE s r
sy the PAIN EXTRACTOR his tsasss rsnsrksbl.,
We aad do no hssi.s.s that tbe Ont
saslss Sovtns procured y
Th viii .srnty have pALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN
. @ ss s s . I'd s:y
p,ss. valuable bic s. a to care it. rEe-gE ssAy
N-''''' Pm -'''' FEVER SORES. A' '-'l
hereby certify ths have bs. es'd With sa ay.ssra Fsvsr
dolra in employing physicians end parchang medicines that
retou1nied for but ulA
bear! Of sd triad lslaYS IAGNA PALM EXTRACTION
hsn ny great surpria4 whols
sEs Limb n.aJ hsaed sst uothfx q II lett abat
| bSAO4SA DAVE.
| ;4sa-isns Monroe ecusty II. Y, May s,lsss.
CUTS. WOUNDS AND SORES
sftcs PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wsn6er dusy
all scan
RE9hs is hsalDg old Of !onS Standing
| paraIIsisd.
week sin-e, while working trsds, cat
f1ot d s5a The ~no Bit Of The adar
tered the Of oo iass below Il. ast-p The roaa e'gnn
Alarmed
Tncure Of aihssv. passr1 hut all
I ID purroHs. tasn commanded tht ass Of
! IAILEYts MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
the pain nhsnzaea ahds,
and Ear entirely left
confidently DALLXY'S MAGICAL PAIN
TRhCT thing isdfoT
| moving tsin Inflammation.
reda aad shall Be Wiling 70 ecn the
reaads
Avenue W ISL whsrei can give any narm.hon Sfsd
| Youre, truly, JEFFERSON d. N66OR.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31

deux tiers des rnembres elus dams chaque Chsmbre,
i sera nscr9 an proc5sverba lie vote par oui ct
ear non 81 le SectGtare d Fiat lie feFa pnhlier
lais .. en- frsncss trois mos avant election gene
ale des I.af,r6ssntants a IA Legislature, dams
journal an noiGs, dams les patoss's de ! Fiat
OF il Sc public IN journsl. l. amendeTnsnt ainsi
propose sera ensuite souns peup!e a Peection
gGnerste suivan,e sii approval ct ratif6 par
Ia n4oris des eeoteurs, il fera ces !oFs parte de "a
Constitution ST pusieurs amendments sont propo-
sks en- meme temps, is seront souTs peuple de
r1anee ce que les Sseterrs puissent gotes pour Gu
coa.re ohaa de anendensnt sepafzr1en:.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31
G0NS,E HTU ON
l. ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

PREAMBLE.
Nous lie peuple de pEtat de la Louisiana, ftabis-
tous ct d. CT tons cette Constitution.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31
8 8 : . > = 3 = =

C0UETERFETTs .aBOUED!!
All EXfRAC1oRS Couaeets q
DALfS The who sell them that stealing
ndnc pablo 70 beteyc hs. helr nnstuns
Of the Articles Buy hn. authorized
ky- ATTEND To THE PECULIAR MARES rPoE TIE GgN-
IsNE AND ORsFEvF THAT TIE NAME, s'H. DAILET' Re
WRITTEN WITH A PEN IN IFFEfsEHT COI8tsEI tsK, on
THE ENVELOPE Or EACH BOX AND THAT NO OTHER BE
UFON n.
g General Depot Cr.ee WHARF all orders
vii ba pro-aptlg execstss. n. DALEY co,
sI5 BROADWAY, Nsvs York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
isl OfiAaTEEs STREET. Nswosieans
wht-e tbs s.s LOUISIANA, ALABAMA, MIS-.
sssIPPI KENTUCKY TENNESSEE City efST louis,
n thehtne Of MISSOURI, will = Pront " seppilsd
JOHN WRIGHT & co.,
sepsr, Agent or .eid Tertiary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31
TIRE TX.

RETISION DE In CONSTITUTION
Art. 14l.-Tout amendenent cette Constitution
peut etre propose au SGp@t GU Ia Caau,bre des Re
presentants. 81 lamende.Lent est aeeep,6 par les
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31
! PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED Plan

a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-31
TIRE VIII.
INSTRUCTION PUBLIoUE.
TITRE VII.

Art. 1871 scra Gu IN surintendant te !lnstruc-
ton Pubique qul txercera SEES ioncnons pendant u"e
perIode de deuX anuees SEES devolrs seront presents
par la oi ct il recevra lie raenrn que tl&era la LIE
sislature. Neanmons rAssemblee Generate pnurra,
par un vote de la mtjorte des membres e!us aux
deux Chambres, abn.ir la place de SurlnIendant de-
obstruction pubIiqne, quand ellie jugera que cette
| place n'est plus necessare.
Art. 136-L AsSemblee Generase etahlira deS
ecoss gratuites ct puhiiqnes dams tout Pttat ct te
vra rourvoir a leur entreten au moyen Pune take
| cenGrae les prophecies pu aulrement. Lee mon'
tan ains percu obtenu lie t~ute autre tdGon Ferd
distribute entire les dilGren:es parolsses proportion
| reilement au nomhra d'entants Hires ct haucs
GU Giles renermefolt, ct de lage indique par AS
! semblGe Generate.
Art tile produit de toutes les teEres eonce
daes iusqu'a ce moment par lie Congress DIES fithts
Unis i Get Etat pour len,retien DIES coolies ceu' dc
toues les terres qul ponrron dams avei'if e're con
| cetees on legu6es l'Ea,, destination exPTesse
ct don't EJa pourra plus tard d'sposer a'nS' que It
produit des SUGGESTIONS dchues a I ttat, co.t"rme
ment Ia lui, resteront en- Ia possession DE ll'hi
tire de pret ct forneront un rcne Pepetuelle don
rE,at acouittera annuellsment lint6ret raison de
six pour cent Get ineret JOINT celni RENTS par les
Eiats .Unis !, Get Eat, titre de depot, en- VERT
Dune loi du Congress du % jnin 1886 sera atlecfe
ainsi que la totate de la rente des erres non ven
dues, d entretien DIES ecoes publques, ct cete Il
, location restera inviolabe.
. Art, Isle revenu provenant de Ia Vente d'
toute terre accord6e insqu'a ce moment Get a'a
par !e Gouvernement Federal, pour entte'ieh q Hh'
m4ison deducaton, que Ia ven'e ait deju en- he" o.
ou'eIe saccomplisse pIas taFd. ansl qi'e lie rSyen'
nrovenaut dune donation queIconqne taiie a ! Eta
dns le INT ci-d.ssus ndiquG, fofneca une rene per
peruee, don't l'inrtre rasOn de six ronr cent pa
an ssra Applique Pentfcten dune institution dc <
tn a. aux progress de la literature, DIES arts ct de
! sciences La Legislature ne pon'ra voer a0cune !"
! nom aopauer les tonds ci-dessus nenttonnes a VI
autre but que la creation ct lameioralion de lns.l
tuition suSdite.
, Art. l39-L Universit6 de la Louisiana, situee
Ia Nouvella Orleans, sera maintenae teiie gu ellie es
a ,naintenaut etablie.
Art. lola Legislature fourra voter les loi
on ellie lure neceSsares pour re- ltmenter nlterisC
r.nent JJnivefsite favorser les progTe> de la hi
teratur. tt de la science ; tile cependant pa
ohiiyee lie concourir par une subventon ientfste
!. de funiversite.