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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

CLOSE OF THE ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.

New York State Colonization EOslcty-Ame-
rican Temperance UnIon-Central Ameri-
can Education society-Amcrican Board
OfForelgn MissiOns-New York sssociatiO
for the Suppression OF Gambling-Anti.
Slavery Meeting, &c., sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

LIQUOR SEIZURE AND DESPERATE RESISTANCE IN
hANE-The Portland haine) Advertiser states that four
barrels and two kegs Of liquor seized in that city on
the 18th instant at store kept by Irshman named
Geo. HcKeon. While Deputy Marshal Hall was reading
the warrant for the seizure McKeors wife melted him TO
resist and he seized butchers knife two feet In length
and after making several passes at officer Hail. struck at
policeman Lorng and cut him from the top Of his fore
head to the bridge Of his nose scue ensued in which
Mckeon received several severe wounds head and
was felled to the aoor he then taken to the watch
that could found In his store was seized
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15
Court Of Common Pleas.-Part Second.
before Hon Iud1a

MAY H.-assnik and Battery sc Brown re- Fosfey -
This action for assault and battery the plaintiff
alleges that he went to the defendants store to collect
the amount Of BILL that the defendant found fault
With y and struck him with book in the face Verdict
for plaintiff, SIX cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

DUEL ON STEAMBoAT.-A Mississippi paper
says that two passengers the steamer Chas Hammond
during her trip from New Orleans exchanged three shots
on the hurricane deck Of the boat One of the party
Texas planter, shot In the arm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15

that time!
Ans. William H. Elliot. Hayward Dorr James Bishop.
Ford. Hutchinson, Horace II Day, William Judson and
many others that don't recoect / believe the whole
India rubber trade was represented full meeting
" hat was the object of that meeting If YOU know
Ans The object WAS to arrange all differences under the
patents OF Charles Goodyear secure PROMPT and
regular OF the tariffs 1t was also to enable Mr.
Goodyear to make satisfactory arrangements with all his
licenses, and inspire confidence In the trade by appont
ing trustees TO hold his patents sad trustees authorized
to create fund TO prosecute nringemepts collect the
revenues and dsburse the same agreeable to Mr. Good
years contracts
II. Who advocated the proposed measures at that
meeting
Ans As near as can rccollect all the members rYs
sent except Nathaniel Hayward and William Judson
Ia Do you recoliect whether or not Mr. Day made
speech at that meeting
Ans think recouect that Mr. Day spoke more than
once briefly.
Is Do you reeolec. whether the members present or
most OF them ut TINS meeting, subscribed their names to
paper that drawn and produced at the meeting
Ans. think recocct that there was paper drawn
up and my impression is that signed by most Of
the persons present.
10. Do you not recollect that Mr. Day signed the
same?
Ans. am quite confident he did
The original paper which he signed as one Of the
coniederates, is in court and in pursuance of that
agreement, he paid $50, and took that long note.
NY TREND near me, suggests, that this note was Of
inc aloe Kind; IL natures once m century
re Is estopped BY deed, &c, (reads,) and yet he
comes IN ana denies his covenant. One cannot en-
ise upon TINS. 1t rs conclusive without comment.
It perfectly conclusive or il is good for nothinp
~ is IKE round shot-it executes its purpose or
iails dead, before it reaches the ship.
dc is estopped by record. There Is the ;ude.
inst rs conslns;ye anu 'ne Judgment for him here
for him on one issue, was rendered for Goodyaor ON
another, and he pleaded non est facfum To Cood
years declaration on the covenant of 1876. and ha
knew ne had right under that plea to give ev;.
dsnce Of fraud had supposed that, according 70
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

DeMocEArs, BEWARE l-You must stick
to the regular nominations or be politi.
tically damned" The two best men
in the democratic party, Crittenden and
Campbell, have been disgraced and
thrown overheard for not going the
whsls ticket, and every democratic"
paper in the state says, amen. You are
under O survillanee as close as that Of
Fouche or Nicholas, and if conscience
interferes with your voting, you are de-
nounced, ruined, disgraced.
Go to mass meetings and hurrah---
march up to the polls and VOTE ye free
men, with the flag Of democracy high ad'
vanced-for know ye that any fa.tering
any independ cnce, is crime in the eyes
of your masters! All you have to do, is
vote, They will tell you who for; and
woe betide you, if you disobey. In the
grave you'll dig for yourself there's nc
repentance.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Cigars and Fruit Store.
HENRY UERSHdN.

Main st. one door below Nevada Hotel.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the lovers o.
IA good Cigars, that he has fitted up
store as above, where will constantly be kept
II full supply Of the choicest brands of Cigars
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, wholesale
and retail
His connection with the best houses in
Sacramento and san Francisco, in the trade
enables him to procure the very best articles
imported. To test the truth OF this decara'
ion. smokers and chewcrs are invited TO give
them call. The following brands Of cigars
now on SALE viz: Reea:ia, Tulepan. Vigl'anca
Alhambra, Londres, Jenny Lind, Fragrdncia
Montezuma, Lopez, BueDa Vista, Principe, etc
Also, Constantly on hand a supply Of Figs
Oranges, Raisins, nuts, Confectionery, etc.
Connected with Henry Hersham, on the
corner of I'd and J streets, Sacramento anc
Mayblum. Greenhood s. Co., corner Of Jack
son and Sansome SITS San Francisco.
l63m
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

RELIEF TO THE EMIGRANTs. We see
the citizens of Downicville are raising q
f,nd for the relief Of the cmigrants by
the plains. The need for such charity
ia urgent, and the whole state should
make exertions to render assistance to
our unfortunate brethren who are now
contending with suffering scarcely sur
passed by those of the army of Napoleon
in its war with the elements. Nevada
should do something in this matter
Quantities of provisions judiciously pla-
csd along the route would tighten hun
drels of hearts - perhaps save many
lives. Will our citizens think seriously
of this opportunity to extend helping
hand to the distressed!
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
CITY Boot Store.

d P.J. ESPENSCHEID, on the corner
HR of Main and Commercial sts., keeps
- constantly on hand at his old stand, a
large and well selected stock of boots and
shses, also, n small but well selected lot o.
saddlery, sole leather, belt and harness leather,
a superior article of waterproof and polish
backing, Hungarian shoe nails, and al kinds
of shoe finding. Repairing done in both the
above lines OF business with promptness, neat
ness, and on reasonable terms. He feels thank
iul to his former customers for the very libe-
raj patronage that he has heretofore received,
and solcits continuance of the same
N. b. MIR. T.. is practical mechanic, and
knows the difference between French tanned,
and our country tanned calf skins, and he can
Judge the make, and quality Of thread, and
stock of boot better than though he had
never made any himself l43m
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
New Firm.

I'D ATTLE & FITCH have opened Store
Ma in the new Fire-proor Building, north
side of K ST., between ID and Sd Sacramento,
for the purpose of supplying miners and Others
with general assortment of goods, suitable
TO their use and have now on hand and will
constantly keep general assortment Of Fresh
Provisions of all kinds. Miners Tools, Cloth
ing, &c, Wines and Liquors of tho choicest
brands Of our own importation, which we ure
prepared TO sell rs low us any Of the same
quality can be obtained elsewhere.
One Of the partneri will be constantly in the
market to make purchases Care will be takon
to keep snch a stock, at all times, as will re.
com mend itself TO those who favor lis with q
call. VIM RATTLE,
(Formcrly Of firm of Rattle, Eldredge & Co. }
WIN. S. FITCH.
Sacramento, lS52-ls-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
A. Assig,

HincrGiogist. Chemist. Assayer and Smelter,
ID ESPECTFULLT Y informs the public that
Eo he has removed his Quartz Mining Office
Grass Valley, and is prepared to make al
ssays Of god, silver. copper, iron. lead anc
ther ores and minerals, correctly and on rea.
enable terms. He will also Ike charge OF
nlneral works. in erecting and directing ma.
'hinsry of his own invention, the best and
heapest yet invented. The Amalgamators
nd washing machines can be attached in all
nils with little expense He holds himself
esponsible to save with his machinery at least
D per cent of all the gold which the Quartz
sill produce by chemical assays.
A. Assig. having had twenty years expe-
ience in The gold and silver mines Of bill,
lcxico and Europe, efiers his services TO the
'ubic with the greatest assurance of success.
All questions and orders will be promptly
answered and executed.
OH co on Main st Grass Valley. l6-3t
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
A Camp Mec,ing,

Near the Camp Spring, three miles from
Nevada, on the road to Rough and Read,
to be held jointly between the Nevada an'
Ccntreviie circuits. will commence Augu'i
18th. There will be two boarding tents o,
tie ground, SO that all the preparation ne
cessary, will be small tent in which t'
lodge ut night.
All saints and sinners are invited to at
tcrd.
There will be preaching at half past ten
half past twelve, and at half past two. or
Sunday, sth August by the following minis
tcrs :-Rcv. MIR. Blain, Of Grass Va ley
Rev Mr.. Brown, of Rough and Ready, anC
A. Bland of Nevada As the three NJ, T
Churches in the above named places will h'
closed on that day, it is supposed many vii
be present at these preparatory exercises.
ADAM BLAND,
], II. BLAIN
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Democratic Convention.

TIE Democrats Of N,vada County ar,
hereby notified that a Convention for th'
nomination Of a County Ticket for the coming
election. will be held in the Court-liouse, Ne
vada Ci'y. on Monday, September 6, 1852
commencing ut O'Clock, a. NJ.
Democrats of the County are respectfully re
Questcd TO meet in their various precincts oi
Saturday. the 2lst inst, and elect Delegate
to the Convention.
Basis OF representation same as heretofore
established, viz, one delegate to every hund!e.
electors, or an additional one Tor any iractio
exceeding thirty.
BY order of Democratic Central Committee
J. N DAwLEy, Chm.
y. SEARLRs, Sccr'y.--l6-5t.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

In the minds of all intelligent men
Tho Wings commence the approaching
canvass with the faircst prospect Of
sweeping tho State. Every prcsagc
gives token OF this much to be desired
~onsummat tion and If eur party but
proves true to itself active. energetic
and patriotic-we shall render the vote
of California for Wing President
Stockton Journal
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
+. g. nj. Co.

The shareholders of the Eureka Qusrtz
Mining Company (ncar Wyoming company
are hereby notified that all those shares on
which the assessments have not been paid
within ID days from date will be forfeited 10
the company.
JAS. McCANAUGHY, Scc'y
Nevada, July LIST, 1852.
Mn. II. RoTiiscuII.p, of the firm Of NJ
Lewis & CO., at the Empire Clothing Depot,
Nevada city, is hereby authorised to receive
assessments.
ll.u J. McCANAUGHY
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
$500 Reward.

nN Thursday morning, the Nth, there was
" stolen from the subscriber $ 1000 IN ANAL
gam gold dust and few dollars in coin, from
under his pillow. Two persons who sept in
the same room left silently before daylight.
and are believed to be the thieves. They arc
thus described.
The larger one Is about 2I years OF age
five feet eight inches high, with black hair
and dark complexion, and sinister countc
nance-wore a Panama hat with small brim,
turned up little all round. Small mustaches.
The smaller one was aged about p, about
five and a half feet high, rather heavy set for
his height. light complexion, sandy hair, and
think with blue eyes. and rather pleasant
cast OF countenanco. He has q dark spot on
the lower part of one cheek. Had on drap
sack coat, and straw hat with wide black rib
bon, the rim looped down all around,
will give the above reward for the recovery
IF the money and delivery Of the thieves, or
$3.50 for the money alone. VIM. SMITH.
Arab House. Grass Valley, July l5th-lS 81
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

MAP OF NEVADA CoUNTY.--A most
beautiful colored map of Nevada county,
the work of s. c. Herbert, Esq, of this
city, vas shown to us the past week. -
MIR. Herbert is practical surveyor of
much experience, and has executed the
above task with great taste and skill.
The various townships, towns, streams,
aud roads of the county are delineated
with an accuracy that must make the
map of incalculable value for reference.
It is designed, we believe, ior the State
Surveyor.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Notice to License PAYERS.

nN the I'd day of August next, a list Of al
" persons transacting business in Netada
county, who are required by law to obtain Ii.
cense for the same from the county auditor,
will be delivered TO the District Attorney, for
said county, and such information win be
given of those who have failed to procure lii
cense Of said Auditor, MS will cause the I'm
mediate institution of suits against them.
THEO. MILLER, Co. Auditor,
Clerks office, Nevada county.
July 9th, 1852.
OBsERvE-lt will not cost you any thing to
procure License when you have obtained Tho
Treasurcf's receipt, but his receipt will not
protect you from suit unless License issGe
properly uponit. ti2-tdl AuDIroR.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

THE ODsEoUIEs OF Mr.. CLAY have
been observed in the state generally
with much solemnity At San Francis
co tho procession and ceremonies were
most imposing. At Sacramento and
Marysvillc the occasion was celebrated
with appropriate observanccs. Every
PAPER in the state has dressed its col
unas in mourning in honor Of Mr. Clay.
The spontaneous manifestation in this
state of affliction and regard for Mr..
Csy are peculiarly beautiful and touch
ing.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Pacific Hotel and Ran ch
EOR CAIE

HNIlE subscriber being desiious Of chang
Il ing his business, offers for sale on the
most reasonable terms the above well known
stand, at Centreville. Grass Valley,) to-
ge:hcr with the furniture, bar fixtures, etc.
complete.
The ranch, which is contiguous TO the
house, contains some Of the best gardening
land in the county, and will be sold, together
with the house, or separately, as purchao-
scrs may desire. For further particulars en-
quirc on the premises.
MARTIN PETERSON.
Ccntrcville, April Cd, ls52.-.:o-if
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Notice.
S'llyA1r.

We having purchased our late partners, &c.
r. Young,) interest in the firm of Brown,
Hyatt < Co., beg leave to return our heart.
felt thanks to the public for the very liberal
patronage so kindly bestowed on us, and W,
hope by strict attention to business to merit a
continuance Of the same. We will keep full
and general supply ofevery thing the wants OF
the trade require, and will sell the Same on tho
most reasonable terms.
BROWN & HYATT.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Lumber! Lumber!
MILL,

EHELE MILL.
Tnp Proprioiors of the Eagle Mill, on Big
Deer Greek. three -fourths of mile above Ne
vadn, have constantly on hand all kinds OF
Lumber, and are prepared to saw at short
notice any reasonable amount at as low rate
as any mill in tile county ,andthcy confidently
believe they can give general satisfaction 10
the public Good roads have been prepared
on either side of the creek, from town to the
Mill. CRAWFORD, }, WOOD s co.
May 18th, lS52-4-tf
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Union Hotel.

The undersigned are fitting up the weN
known house called the Union iiotel." in a
country. The table and bar will be supplied
with the best the market affords, and by strict
attention to business they hope 10 merit a
share Of public patronage.
The house will be ready for the accommo-
daiion Of the public on Sunday, the lth inst
TERms.-Roard per week SO; lodging per
week 81 separate rooms So; board per day e.;
lodging so cents.
SMITH q. DICKERMAN.
Nevada, July 9Th, 1882
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

Rev. MIR. Taylor of San Francisco de-
livered an impressive sermon on Main
street, on Tuesday evening, to large
audience. He is in this ncighborhood
to attend the camp-meeting, We have
received no official notice Of o change
of the ground of the camp-meeting, but
hear otherwise it will be held about o
quarter of mile from Centreville.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that partner
~ shin has been entered into between the
Undersigned Geo. Borradsile and L. F. Bur
ton, who will continue he Grocery and Pro-
vision business formerly carried on BY Bor-
radaile. We are thankful for the liberal pat.
onage heretofore extended to the house and
intend to merit continuance OF the same
One of the firm will remain most os the time
below, and will lose no opportunity 10 secure
the bes: goods on the most reasonable terms.
GEO. BORRADAlLE,
F. BURTON.
July fe,h lsS,-I42n
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Gregory House.

TNHJS popular Hotel the subscriber has
Il taken and refitted. aud now offers to
the public an excellent table, supplied with
tlle..best TO be had in the market, good beds,
ahd the best of liquors and cigars at the bar
The subscriber will spare no pains to Sc.
cure the comfort and convenience Of his
guests, and make his house one Of the best
in the Srate.
Persons visiting the city will always find
at his house the comforts of home.
Z. 6. SMITH.
Nevada, July l7tb 1878 SIN
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

EMIGRATION TO OREGoN.-The Taun-
ton Mass) Gazette. says that several
IN eetings bnve been held in Mansfield
to take into consideration the proprietl
IF forming company to move to Oregon
Territory, to take up with the govern
ment offer Of lands to actual settlers.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

STARS AND STRIPES. The "Star Span.
gled Banner" now waves from four diff.
ferent elevations in this city. Both po-
litical parties have reared their stan
-dards. Whatever may be an American
political notions, he always views with
pride that flag which is the emblem Of
national freedom and unity.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
HOTEL NOTICES.
Beatty House,
Grass Valley.

Grass Valley.
HAVING re.taken in charge this well
IL known hotel, the proprietor is ready -
entertain the travelling public In the best style
possible in the mountains. The proprietor
trusts the liberal patronage heretofore exten
ded TO him will be increased, and he will spare
no effort to deserve 1t, by securing the COM
fort and qualification of his guests.
The table is furnished with the best the mar
ket affords, and in all the other appointments Of
order will be given. z. A. BEATTY q. Co.
July 10th, 1922 3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

LOLA Monies says the only objection
she has got to English poetry is, that it
is too low-spirited. Out Of ninety-seven
sonncts which she examined in Boston,
ninety five, she says, commenced with
the bronchitis and ended with q newly
made grave.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
A Card.

lInving sold my cntiro interest in tho House
of Messrs. Brown, Hyatt Il Co. to my much
esteemed friends Messrs. Brown q Hyatt, ]
take great pleasure in recommending them to
the public us gentlemen In every way worthy OF
their confidence and esteem, and beg for them
Of my friends and the community continu-
ance Of tho patronage so llbcrolly bestowed on
my old firm. ll3-lm1 c. p. YOUNG
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
NeYata City Exchange & Opposite Office.

Corner Broad and Pine streets.)
vHNREASURE received on Special Deposit
y at usual rates.
GENERAL DEPosITs received and paid out on
demand without charge for keeping.
BLAsK CHECKS furnished depositors.
DRAFTS OH San francisco and Sacramento
at par.
PAaE, BACON e. Co.'S drafts on all parts OF
the Atlantic Statts, London and Pa is, in
sums TO suit, at moderate rates, and gunran-
teed negotiable on as favorable terms as the
Bills of any other Establishment.
l2-tf II. DAVIS, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Great Excitement.
XEANTED- $1,000 in Gold Dust, in er-
w change for Daguerreotypes. at
SHAW q. JOHNSONS

TuTtNH IJdBUcIICuH ItUIIhSs
No. 297 Montgomery st. San Francisco.
All persons visiting this city are respectfully
invited to call al 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 art
Pictures taken in mezzotinto or in COLORS
Perfect satisfa ton guaranteed in oil cases
or no charge. We have arran 6 ements made
by which we are enabled to send pictures of
our customers by mail to any part of the known
world, and at trfling expense.
Instruction given in the art.
Daguerreoiype Instruments complete. with
n general assortment of plates, cases and che.
micals, always on hand and for sale cheap.
e.I. SHAW, e5-6m oEo 'oHSso:
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
United States Hotel.

THIS HoTEL situated on Eroad street, cor
ner of Pine, having been thoroughly refitied
and put in order, will be opened 10 tho public
on Saturday, July 10th. The proprietor will
spare no pains TO make his hotel one Of tho
best in the State. The best that the market
affords will at all times be found upon the table:
cigars will be found at the bar, and al the
requisites of an excellent house BE supplied.
July 7th, lSj2-l2-lm
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Vim. ]. Knox, NJ. d.

nFFERS his services to the citizens OF NC
Y D yada and vicinity He will devote him
.elf exclusively to the different branches Of
his profession, medicine, surgery, etc. BY
proper attention and moderate charges, he
hopes to receve liberal share of patronage.
At the nevada Drug store, Broad st. above
Pine. IS-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Thomas Tennent,

IOliluS i ChlACAlt,
stvfSEH Nautical Instrument Maker,
1I Fire proof building, Montgo-
49, merry ST., head Of Long Wharf,
over the Banking House Of Drexcl, Sather &
Church. San Froncisco
TheodoIitcs, Leveling and Transit lnstru-
ments, Compasscs. chains, LevelIing slaves,
Drawing instruments, pocket compasses, mug
nets, barometers, compound microscopes, mag
nifyina elasses. thc rinometers, Spcctacles,
drawing and tracing paper, hydromelers' sa-
charometers, etc. etc, with variety oi o'her
instruments constantly on hand. :,
Rrpups of every descrip ion executed In
tho best manner. Orders (post paid) promp'-
T., o at,ondad tn ely
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
MRs. ERIsBnE's SALOON,

AkxS. l. RASBhE'S SALOON,
MAIN ST. NAVADA,
Is open for the reception Of cisitors at
all hours.
The best Cigars and Liquors are constantly
on hand Oysters, fried and stewsd, served
up on the shortest notice.
This Saloon is n
Comfortable and Fashionable Resort
for gentlemen who wish to spend an agreea-
bic evening I2-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Gold Hill Quartz M'g. Co.

vRHE annual meeting of the stockholders Of
u the Gold Hill Quartz Mining Company,
TO, tho election Of officers the ensuing year,
will be held at the company's office, in Grass
Valley, Nevada county, OIL Monday the Both
GiLMOR MEREDITH. Sec'y.
Grass Valley, Aug. 9th, 1852 -I7-3t
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Notice,

TO the Catholics and the public generally,
Il that on the 10Th instant (to-morrow) AT
10 l.2 o'clock, the Rev. Father Rider ot tne
Society Of Jesus, from Georgetown, y. "
will prcach in 81. Peters Church, and col
lsction viii Be taken to assist in liqaidating
the debts Of his College.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Dissolution.

TUE firm of Brown, Hyatt & Co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons owing
the late firm, will please pay the same to Brown
a. Hyutt at once; and all claims against the
firm will be presented to US for payment. The
name of the firm will only be used in liquida
tion. J. II. BROWN,
g. p. YOUNG.
s. HYATT
Grass Valley, July 10, 1852.
J. K. Brown, s. HYATT.