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The Nevada journal., 1852-03-13
sTATE. or cALlFoRNIA-County Of

STATE OF CALlFORNIA-County Of
- Nevada. District court l0th Judicial dis
trict. Garret W. Low VS. ". r Jaquih.
Tho people Of the State of California to w
Jaquith greeting; You are hereby noti-
fed that on the ninth day of March, A. d. 1852,
suit was commenced agan' you by the plain
tin in said court, to rceover tse SUM Of nine,
teen huucred aud seventeen dollars, now due
and unpaid You ate therefore required to
appear and answer the complaint OF said plain
tiff within thirty days from this date, or said
plaintiff will take Judgment against you by de-
fault for thit sum with damages. interest and
costs, according to law, and will also apply
to the court for the relief demanded therein
Witness, Theodore Miller, clerk Of the dis
trict court, for the ~ til judicial district,
Nevada county, with the seal affixed
this 9th day Of March, =. u. 1852.
THEO. MILLER, Clark.
HNBRipnG !ioD0s. PPiif 5 Atty's.
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January ls. Is52-so.Im Ims
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-lo1H Jv.
~ nICIAI DfsrRICT

~ pICIAL DISTRICT.
In conformity to the statute, in such case
made and provided, it is ordered that tho
following terms of the district court for tks
several counties composing said Judicial diS
trict, be held as herein designated for the
year 1852.
For the county of Yuba, commencing on
the lst Mondays in February April, June,
August, October and December.
For the county of Nevada, on the Sd Mon.
days in February, I'd in May, Sd in August,
and I'd in November.
For the county Of Suffer, on the 4th Mon
days in January, Sd in April, lot in Scptcm-
Der, and 4th in December.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of this or.
der be entered ON the minutes OF the several
courts, by the clerks thereof and published
WM r. BARBOUR
District Judge
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county of

~ Nevada, IS.
To w. T. Jaqnith; Take notice that a sum-
mons has issued from the Office of +. G.
pougherty, Justice Cf the Peace for Nevada
township in said county. on the 18th day of
march 1882, against you and in favor of
Roswell Wilcox, for the sum of s35s 72-l0o
returnable before said Justice, on the 9th
day of April next, in Nevada city, at ! / o.
clock, A Of said day; unless you appear
and answer to said complaint, Judgment will
De rendered against you for the amount OF
plaintiff demand, with damages and costs
OF suit, and your property sold under execu.
tion for the payment thereof. Given under
my hand this 18th day of march A. d, 1852.
E. & DoUGHEREY, j I.
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LODGING House.

THE undersigned having leased the Bar
Room and lodging apartments of the Gregory
House, is ready TO accommodate all those who
may wish lodging by the night or week The
beds and rooms have been thoroughly renovat-
ed, and he pledges himself to keep them in
good order at all times.
76.tf GEO. O KILBOURN
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TAGLE EXCHANGE HOTEL, Front at
L. between K and l., directly opposite the
steam beat landings, Sacramento; has repu-
,stien for quiet. order, and Cleanliness.
6t-ti PRAr1 & LspYAKn, Ptcprs.
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Union Hotel.
Broad Street. Nevada citv. Cal.
BY Is. +. DIChERMAN

Formerly the Placer Hotel ~
MAS recently been reitted and furnished,
II IL making 1t one OF the most desirable and
pleasant >toppin places in the moHntains.
Accommodations for lodging good, either
In sol arate rooms or not, as may lie required.
Board aud lodging per week Sl2; Board $40.
Board and lodging per day 81 50. 92-?m
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THE ENTERPRISE IIOTEL-Long
p Wharf near Sansome street--Has lust
been opened foT the reception of boarleTs and
travellers, and can accommodate one hundred
dodgers with comfortable and pleasant quar-.
iers The attention Of citizens and travellers
is respectfully directed 10 this new establish
ment. The proprietors promise the best fare Of
the market at the L ost reasonable rates. Give
them o call. S0-3m
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NXTRACTiN GGOLD FROM QUARTZ
IL Messrs. CRTrrfSDEN h NEwLAND have
had in successful operation. for tho last three
months, new process for the extraction of
Gold from Quartz, and are now ready to treat
with parties for the same on liberal terms. The
process is the cheapest. the most rapid, and
the most complete ever employed and can be
attached to stampers, or any other method Of
crushing the rock. Apply to
WIN. IA. STEVENS,
Agent for the proprietors,
sa'lm Battery ct, BET. Clay and Washinton.
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Fancy Goods.

MRS. ~ II. SAMPSON has just re-
lNl ceivcd from San Francisco splendid
lot of Fancy Goods, Trimmings. Perfume
ry, etc etc, which she offers to the ladies at
very reduced rates, among which are the
following
Figured silks. Paper muslins,
Watcred Glazed cambrics,
Satin stripe " Gimp buttons,
Damask Em'b Pavia hdkfs,
Pophr DO Linen do,
Cashmeres Chemissetts. cspes,
Merinos, Edgings & insertions
One splendid green velvet sack, one spen-
robe dc chambre, black and white silk hose,
kid gloves, artificial flowers bonnet Innings,
hair oils, pomatum, Macassar oil, Colonge
water,
With a variety Of other articles TOO nu-
merous to mention.
Nevada, Feb. 7, ls52-s3-tf
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MINING NOTICES.
N. c.. G.. M. G.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhol-
IN ders of the Nevada County Gold Mining
Company, that further assessment of fifteen
per centum on tho capital stock of said COM
pany has been levied this 18th day of March
1853, by the Board of Trustees, payable with
in sixty days, at the company's office Grass
Valley, and at San Francisco
The rule of forfeiture for non-payment of
assessments will be rigidy enforced.
BY order of the Board.
w. B. PEAKE, Sec'y.
wGrass Valley. March IL, lS52-93-l sw6w
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EOR SALE OR i ENT-rht house siu-
II ated on Woods Ravine, known as the
Quartzville ii otcl and Store, together with
the furniture, bar fixtures, lot and adjoining
farm fenced ln ready for cultivation. This
house is doing large husineas ut the present
time, being in the centre of the quartz re-
gion. 1t will be disposed of low as the pro-
prietors are closing UP their business to return
to the States, For further particulars enquire
On the premises OF
BEAUCLERh a. BUTSCH.
Feb. 9Th 1852. S3-lm*
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cALOON.--Tho Saloon Of MRS. {. A.
= FRISBIE is constantly open for yisi-
Ears At the wel-known stand on Main street
The Jost cigars aud liquors are constantly
an hand. Oysters, fried and 'tcwed, served
am at all hours. This saloon is acomtortaoie
and fashionable resort for gentlemen who
wish to spend an sgreeacle evening 61.u
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9 HIRTS AT WHOLESALE-R
~ Prices.-LEvY 4 WooLr beg to announce
to their customers, and the trade generally,
that having relinquished the retail branch
of their business they have removed to the
new fire.proof store OF Buckeye and Morse,
Clay st. between montgomery apd Leides.
dorf, up stairs,
They are now receiving per Wild Pigeon,
Trade Wind, and Golden Gate, direct from
their mandatory, in New York, an elegant
assortment Of shirts, consisting in part Of
200 doz extra fine York mill muslin shirts,
with linen bosom, collar and wristbands:
200 doz do do, medium qualities;
200 doz sup Jenny Lind do fancy patterns
Together with various articles in their line.
We would beg 10 call the attention OF
country and city dealers to the fact, that by
every vessel from New York we shall receive
regular supplies, and from the facilities VIC
possess of manufacturing, are enabled to
offer such inducements to purchasers as 10
defy competition.
LEVY j. WOOLF, Clay st.
s6-lm bet Montgom cry and Leidesdorif
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&. and ID. G. Water Co.

IHNHE regular meeting Of the stockholders
IL of the Cayote and Deer Creek Water Co.
will be held at their office, near the Eastern
Reservoir, on N onday March 18th, ut O'Clock
P. NJ. A ppnctusl attendance is requested.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
9l-3t JAMES t1TZ.JAMES, Seo'y.
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rTNHE STEAMSHIP TENNES.

i SEE, GEO. NJ TorIEN, Esq, Com
mander, will leave for Pana,na-touch- l.
ing at ACAPULCO only-on THURSDAY,
18th March, at 10 o'clock A..
For freight or passage apply to
L. KNIGHT, Agent,
Office cor Sacramento and Leidesdori sts
93-lt
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s. I. M. Co.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons
~ owning interests on the St Louis Mining
Company are hereby required to pay up their
dues to the same on or before Saturday, the
sold at auction on Sunday the l4th.
$685. 7 LA MoNTAeNE. Secy.
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A Card.

Tho undersigned intending to leave for the
Atlantic states on tho first day al March next
nod desrous ol having allhis business pcrma-
nenrly closed before his departure, respectfully
requests all those who are indebted to the firm
al Webster IL Co. to call mmed aiely and set
tie th. sane as he wishes to save hm.elftrou-
bic, and them costs.
y. b. The Butchering Business will be CON
iinued by his partner Joleph Chambers. on
broad street.
have alSo for sale six clamS in the Orleans
Quartz Mining company, at the head OF Gold
Tunnel.
Slim NJ Il WERSTER
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BEVERLY C. SANDERS. c. .. sREsHAM.
San Francisco Savings Bank.
SANDERS and BRENNAN
MONTGOMERY STREET.
General Bankers and Erchaage Dealers.


MoNTaoSERy STREET.
General Bankers and Erchaage Dea'1s,
General deposits received from Merchants.
Mechanics. and others.
Also Money and Gold Dust recsi~ed on
Special Deposit.
Gold Dust purchased ut tho Highest prices.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits S9-mv
DER ST. LAWRENCE and SWORD
l. FISH.
Thresbing machines,
Horse powers;
Tanning mills;
Platform and store trucks;
Cylinder straw cutters;
Hay knives; scythes and handles;
Grain cradles, etc. etc, for sale by
BRYANT Il Co.
corner Sansome and Clay SIS.
S6.lm San Francisco.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

VNHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween William l.. Hope and Andrew Wat
son IN the Galena Hay Yard and Stables WINS
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho
business will hereafter be conducted by Alex
ander Hunter. WIN. l.. HopE.
Feb 7.-Sf-2ts ANDREW WATsoS.
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P. O. NJ. Co.

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Phenir
Quartz Mining Company are hereby DOiified
that meeting has been called by the Trustees
Of said company, to be held OIL Wednesday,
March 18th, at 6 O'Clock p. M, at the Empire
Clothing Depot, at which time matters Of i'm
portance will be laid before the company.
A full attendance is requested either person
ally or by proxy, as a fine of one dollar per
share will be axacted for non-attendsnce.
IA. RurHsCHILp, Sec'y.
NnVadn city March .lHl2-Ql At
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SDk CASES NECTAR TosAcco;
>OeI 30cases Saunders and choice of the
wsst tobacco;
100 1-s casks aud kegs Cognac brandy;
100 kegs cherry brandy;
25 Id casks port wine; 10 kegs Malaga wine;
80 kegs Stoughton bitters; 20 kgs hr'y peach
250 cases olaret wine; 80 cases Hook wine;
% eases absynthe; 200 cases champaign cider
20 la Norma cigars; ID NJ La Nacional do
- NJ UPman's cigars; 80 N Paraguay cigars;
30 doz axes; rs doz helves;
For sale by VIZ. +. COLEMANand co
S6-tm cor California .nh Frnnt sts
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Lumber of all kinds for Sale.

WUAvlNG purchased an interest IN the
III Steam Saw Mill on Little Deer Cres-'
f,rm.rly owned by Rsden & McBsus, any
nsrson can be furnished with bills Of lumber
at Tho .ho hor,est notice, BY calling on me at Da'
y" -" 1T, uIRST
F.s. lAh, ls'2 Hu
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Notice to Miners.

THE Wyoming q. NJ. Co. will receive
l. proposals on Wednesday next, at the
raill, for quarryins fl ON one to six thousand
tons OF quartz, and delivering the ame on
the platform at the mouth of the vein.
J. L. LOWER, Sec'y.
March 18th, Is59--It
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10000 TicketS---$9 each.
Eight Hundred Prizes-Twelve Blanks to
one Prize.
To be decided under the manageme Of
a Committee of Gentlemen selected by the
holders Of Tickets.
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Information

Information
WANTED of Stephen c. Stanley, who
w left Cincinnati March 1856. The last
time heard from. he was mining on atesmboat
Bar, North Fork Of North Yuba river. He
was about six feet high. is sheet iron worker
BY trade-has been reported that he left he
above place to return home, and was murder
ed on the road to Downievilie, or between
Downieville and the Negro Tent. ANY infpr-
nation will be thankfully received by address
ing WM. 7. GARRETT,
or the firm of Garrett l. Moore,
saw Hallet ST. San Francisco.
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+. ARGENT and Co.

BANKERS,
Montgomery 81, bet. Clay and Commercial.
Refer to snd drav on
Brown, Bros a. Co. New York,
Brown, Shipley and Co. Liverpool,
Samuel Nicholson and Co. New Orleans,
Browns and Bowen, Philadelphia,
James Adger and 60, Charleston,
Morrell and Dickey, Mobile,
T y Curtis ESQ, Boston,
Geo Cumming, Savannah.
Alex Brown and Son, Baltimore
Good clean Gold dust bought at Sl7, per OF.
and forwarded, covered by insurance, to the
Unnited States, 76-3m
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.pSn CASKS 'IGERsoN'S SUGAR URED
eBSP Hams;
81 bbls KiiUurn's hams; 81 bbls mess pork;
l5Q hf bbls and kegs dried apples and peaches
250 bxs soap lob ca; 80 cases white soap;
100 bxs chemical olive soap; 20 bbls tapioca;
lT3 cases hf gal pickles; 900 kgs pickles, gal.
275 cases pepper sauce; 100 cases tomato cl.sup
go bxs maccaroni; 225 bxs sdamantipe candles
100 oxs FIR SPIN candles; 60 dog 2 hhds buc kets;
81 doz hhds buckets; 20 nests tubs;
For sale by WM. T. COLEMAN T. co.
S6-lm cor. California and Front sts.
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MR.. DUSUZEAU,
CHEMIST, MINERALoGIsT, AS
SAVER AND SHELTER,

Informs the miners OF Inc surrounding c0un'
try thsthe has removed his Assaying Office
well known tor two and half years in Sacra.
mento street San Francisco, to Broad street
Nevada city.
He alss snnounces,tp. the public that receiv-
ing more numerous applications for assays,
and seeing Alsrgehumber of miners oocut led
in prospecting and working quartz veins, to
facilitate them in their searches, he has re-
duced his Assayipg price 10 $500 instead of
20 no. which il was at fret
Mr.. Dusuzeau, having had ten years prac-
tics, and having been proprietor Of quartz veins
in the Chlian mines, can offer TO the miners
assurances in his consultations upon the differ
ent mines.
lie nlso takes charge in tho direction of
mineral works. in erecting and directing Ma
chimes Of his O,rn hrention to extract the
gold as we'll of the poorest as of the richest
mineral; these machines being the best, the
surest, the least costly, he can recommend them
in preference to all others.
WM. DusuzKAu, Broad St,
opposite the Virginia House.
Feb. "a. 1882 IS Sm
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Oh FlRKlNS GOSHEN BUTTER, IN BRINE
sDVl l5 casks butter, in kegs; Is kegs lard;
80 cases lard in tins
l50 hf and Or bbls maokerel;
400 bales Manila sugar; Is 900 lbs China usar;
100 bbls and hf bbls crushed sugar;
so bbls brown sugar;
300 sacks Rio coffee; $50 sacks Chill beans;
$50 bags Eng. walnuts; go cases ground coffee;
300 pkgs blk and green teas; 10 cases chocolate;
$50 tins cheese, 10 h 60; 20 bbs Carolina rice; (;
400 kegs and hf bbls syrup;
in store and for sale by
VIM. T. COLEMAN & co.
66-lm Cor. California and Fronts sts.
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For Sale.

THE undersigned now offer for sale their
ell-known stand, with all the privileges and
good will. sit tuat ed in Grass Valley, and con-
sisting Of Beef Market, Store, and Boarding
House, Cattle yard, and Il the fixtures for
killing beeyes, together With what stock they
NAV have on hand The above will be sold
reasonable, and to any one wishing to go into
business they could not find better chance.
Apply al the office of the Nevada Journal, or
to tho subscribers, Boston Ravine, Grass Val
ley. Possession viii be given after the first Of
February, 1852 BATTER HOLLIS.
74-tfis
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Nevada. Nov. 2ls., 1851

yuyHE SUBSCRIBERS wishing 10 dispose
II all their stock, offer for sale fourteen
splendid milk cows, psrt OF them with young
calves, tao balance will cave oy ths loln OF
March. JOSEfn SLANA 20,
S9.tf.
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American Cattle.

THE AMERICAN MAR
ket. Nevada, has con-
-tantly on hand. and for
sale ut the lowest mar.
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A sk MarysVilIe Packet
VT4+TSA The steamer j. BRAGDON,
sSGzsaSss Thos. W. Lylcs, master, will
leave on her first trip on Friday, Jan 9th,
1882, at 4 O'Clock P. b. For freight or
passage, apply on board at Pacific st Wharf
or TO
wADSwORTH e. RAvESIES. AgentI,
Sansome st. near Washington, M stairs
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Great Excitement.
S5o0G in Gold Dust, in ex-
w change for Daguerreotypes, at
.SHA W d. JOHNSON,S

SHAW d. JOHNSONS
Eureka Daguerrean Rooms.
No. 297 Montgomery st. San Francisco.
All persons visiting this city are respectfully
invited to call nj these rooms, where they will
find pictures taken in every variety and style
from the smallest size TO the largest, and in
the highest perfection Of this beautiful ant
Pictures taken in mezzotints or in col, l,ORS.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
or no charge. We have arrang ements made
by which we are enabled to send pictures of
our customers by mail to any part Of the known
world, and at IA trifing expense.
Instruction given in tho art
DagueTeoiyne Instruments complete. with
q general assortment Of plates, cases and che.
micals, always Oh hand and for sale cheap.
$. L. sAAw, S5-6m GEO. IA. JOHNSON.
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Hubbard q Hodges Law
OF ice, and their Book and Stationery store
and Circulating Library, corner of Main and
Coyote streets,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Buckner and Sawyer
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS
AT Law.
Will attend to the business of the profession
in all i,s departments in Nevada and adjoining
counties. Office corner OF Broad and Pine
streets, Nevada city
l. Sawyer Notary Public
STANTON BUcKNER S2-3m* LoREx7o SAWYER.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16

the winorify parry Ia be State Of Missi4-
ippi; bat | would ask gentlemen II Il hE.
rvef been lhr policy Of Iheu parlyto re-
pect the minority party, or show them any
quarters whatever IN a political point ui
view, where they were ia the ascendenc,
M sir. It's well known to every gentls
mcn upon this floor, that prescription i.
iavorte policy Of the whg party; aud
here venture 70 assert. that sn iustsnce en-.
not be found IN the political history Of tini
party, where thryconceedrd TO the minosi,,
party the right Of repFesenlati n as an a.
OF justice or matter Of right Their poIi-y
has ever been TO ytfe as vuia We har'.
been told. iha, Il we unite aud co-opefar
with the Stale Righ,> democrats. we ar
gone destroyed--and that every man Of -
will be o-tracised---never afterwards pee.
miited to enjoy the benefits OF office; bu
| would ask, gentlemen what we afs is'
PROMISE ourselves, il we affiliate them
II is well Known TO every member upon ihi.
floor, that,h Union Democrats are gres,ls
in the minouy Of the Uoon Whigss thu
they have il Just ne much in their powert.
proscribe Us, as the States Rights Demo
erats, and that the ktys the teiH as seeli az
ths poieey 10 40 so. was very fairly tcsted
The o'her day when the ote was taken on
the adoption Of the Resolution offered By
the gentleman from Bolivar as amended
by the gentleman from Noxabee. which
was that the door,keepsr be instructed to
deliver the public printing to the State prin,
ters picket Il PaImeD aud receipt for the
same. Il is well known to every member
that there was difficulty between Picket
aud Palmer aud that Palmer has refused 20
let Pickett have any share in the public
printing. Notwithstanding they are joint
printers. aud entitled equally 70 pay for do.
lug the work, and we'll lecoIect the gem
tIelnan from franklin, offered TO amend
the Resolution, by striking OF, the word
door.keeper aud inserting the word clerk.
which was voted down, srsry Wing vot-
lug against il; then the votes was taken on
the adoption Of the Resolution. which was
d"r d n in the affirmative. every iohig rot
mgJorI
Why was the door ,ksspey esnecially se.
ecied to deliver the public printing. in
stead Of the Clerk OF the House! Was il
because il had been the custom and usage
Of the House heretofore -or. was |, that hn
was more competent to attend TO the busi-.
nessl No sir; the motive tina, prompted
that movement iS too apparent 70 be mis-
taken because Il 10 understood BY every
member in this house. that the do0r-kssper
was tohig; that Thomas Palmer was
Whigi aud that consequently the matter TO
he printed would be certain to be delivered
to Palmer, aud DR.. Picket would be excIus
ded from the profits arising from the pub.
lie printing. This is case in point shows
ing liberaity towards Union democrats
Therefore II have TO die by the political
stroke of any party. let me die among my
old tired friends. battling for those princi-
ples which have ever cherished and ad-
vocaled
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16
g @&NNG M.

~ Mr.. ]. Buchanan Read, Of whose
poeticaI powers writer in the North Bit
ish Review expresses so decided an opini.
on, has written the following on the event
of the day:
The great are falling from us--to the dust
Ourflag droops midway, full OF many sighs
A nations glory and peoples trust
Lie in the ample pail where Webster lies
The great are falling from us-one by one
As tall the patriarchs from the forest trees;
The winds shall seek them vainly and the sun
Gaze on each vacant space for centuries.
Lo Carolina mourns her stcadfast pine,
Which, like a main-mast, lowered above
her realm;
And Ashland hears no more the voice di vine
From out the branches of her stately elm
AndMalshfeld's giant oak, whose stormy brow
OF turned the ocean tempest from thewest
Lies on the shore he guarded ona--and now
Our startled Eagle knows not where to rest
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16
G. R OC RE

IN STORE, all kinds OF Flour, Lard, by the
Absrrsl, keg, and retail; Goldfish, Mackerel
q hslf-barrels, kits, ana retail Herringsi
Lesd oil, Hams, Beef and Buffalo Tongues,
Dicd Beef, Loaf, Crushed and Brown Sugars;
Coffee, Rice, Pepper, Salt, Pickles Sardinss.
Sci Soda. Carb. Soda, Lemons, Apples, Confec-
tonsries of all descriptions; Fine and com
mon chewing Tobacco, smokingdo. Mustard
ksichup, and Sauces, Raisins, Prunes, Soap,
Candles.
All kindsof " ines. and Liqu6fs all kinds
Of Cheese, Soda Biscuits, Butter CTank re,
Pilot Bread, Currants, Spices, SyruPS Eerd1aIs'
kc., &e. w. L. JEWELL.
sep. 2s--3m
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Last words OfCOI Crittenden

"A Kentuekian kneels to none but God p
All +. tyrant forge thy chains at will
Nay gall this flesh of mine;
Yet thought is free, unfettered still.
And will not yield TO thine.
Take, take. the gift that heaven gave,
And let my hearts blood stain thy sod
But snow ye not Kentucky's brave
VIII kneel to none but God
You've quenched farFreedom's sunny light
Her music tones have stiIled
And with deep and darkened blight,
The trusting heart have filed
Then, do you think that | will knee
Where such as ye have trod
Nay point your cod aud threatning steel
III kneel 10 none but God
As summer brsezes lightly rest
Upon quiet river,
And gently on its sleeping breast
The moonbeams softly quiver--
Sweet thoughts of home lit up my brow
Wh,n goaded with the rod
Yet these cannot unman me now
I'd yield to none but God
And though sad and mournful tone
Is coldly sweeping by:
And dreams of bliss forever flown
Have dimmed with tears mine eye
Yet mines heart unyieldng still
Heap on my breast the cold
My soaring spirit scsrns thy will
III kneeL to none but God