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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate met.
bill prescribing rules for the institution and carry
ing on Of prosecutions for offences against the criminal
laws and modifying the grand jury system, permit
ted by the constitution, taken from the table.
The bill had been returned, January 18th, from
the committee courts of justice and criminal law,
with several amendments, and subsequently laid on the
table and printed.
The amendments (Which cannot be understood with
out reference TO the bi) then separately concur
red in with exception
Mr.. Dunn moved To recOmmt the bill TO the judiciary
committee, with instructions TO report the general law
in force the subject at the adoption of the pre-
constitution, excluding all laws and parts of laws
on said subject, local TO any county.
Upon this motion debate upon the merits OF grand
jury system arose, in which Messrs. Dunn, Nblack,
Logan, Secrest, McCary and Reid spoke in favor Of
it, but generally favored notifications, and Gov.
Lane and Mr.. Safer in opposition.
Mr.. Reid the conclusion Of his remarks offered the
following instructions:
Prorded however, that the jurisdiction of the Grand
Jury, inquest, shall not extend any crime unless
the same is presented to the Grand Jury, nforma-
ton filed by the Prosecuting Attorney Of the Circuit,
recognizance from Justice Of the Peace other
court Of record shall it extend to any where
the punishment is ine without Imprisonment death.
On motion Of Mr. Emerson, the further consideration
of the bill postponed until Friday o'clock.
Mr.. Emerson asked that the following telegrephic
despatch received from Capt Simnson yesterday alter
noon, be read; which was done.
JEFFERsoNvILLE, January 27, 1852.
Mn. I. WARE GBsoN:-I protest against the dspo-
siton made by the Senate oil articles presented by
tne state Library pronounce the chargc tnat the sad
articles stolen from any church churches in Mex
leo, unquali6edy false and slanderous. If the State
wishes the articles to be withdrawn from the Library
make another disposition Of hen aDi claim the
right TO do shall write you fully the subject
j. S. SIMONSON.
Mr. fouora, said, he wished to take the present op-
otnit 10 saw tha, he never charged Capt. Simonson
or any other person. wit. stealing these articles That
was the Interpretation pat up9n the wOIo taken Di
capt Simonson's friends and the charge oil stealing
them had never been made by him in any Srm he saio
that the charge that he his friends had even naue
such charge against Capt. Smonson, come from whas
ever it might was, in the language OF that gen.
tIeman q unqualiedly false and slanderous"
Mr. Mcke, from the committee on corporations. re-
turned bl amend the charter Of the city Of Fort
WAYNE, recommending its passage Laid on the table
Mr. Niblack, from the same committee, made report
asking the committee be discharged from the fur
ther consideration of certain petitions asking that Rail
road stock may be made the basis Of bankng concurred
in.
Sena.e adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
The Senate net.

The Senate net.
The President announced the following Senators as
the select committe the temperance bill Messrs.
BIillikn, Crawford, Marshall, Mckle, aca holloway
Reports from Committees.
By Mr.. Berry, from the committee Federal rela:
lions returning the joint resolution asking appropr
alton for the provement of the harbor at Michigan
City, with amendments providing that the sum asked
for should exceed the amount due to that habor In
proportion to its national Importance, and condemning
the practice Of logrong by members oil Congress, TO
secure appropriations for unimportant works.
Mr. Eddy agreed with the committee as to the evils
the place express that opinion He thought insert
ed it would inure the object of the joint resolution, and
conld good He proceeded to advocate the proPr
ETY. and necessity OF making the appropriation ASKED
for and to show the importance OF the harbor at Aehi
gan City, the navigation and commerce OF the lakes
On motion of Mr.. Berry the bill and amendments were
laid on the table for the present.
BY Mr.. Athon, from the committee county and
township business returning the petition of citizens OF
Ekhar county relative to appointing township assessors
recommending that it be laid on the table Concurrcd
By Mr. Athon, from the committee education, re-
turning petition of the Perryvle Quarterly Meeting
Conference asking the establishment OF seminary o
learning in said town. with the opinion that the meas
asked for is local in its character and Is therefore
unconstitutional. Concurred in.
By Mr. Athon, from the committee on education, re-
turning Senate bill relative distributing dividend aris
ing from stocks in Railroads owned by counties, to the
schools in the counties owning the stock, ask
ing that be referred TO the Judiciary committee as
there legal question iayolved in the BILL Concurred
IN
.Er Mr. Winstandley, from the select committee or
stfie1ng the State returning the House bill dis
trict the State, recommending its passage.
Mr. hfcke moved to amend by attaching the county
Of Adams to -he l0th district.
Mr. Berry moved to postpone the bill and amendment
and make them the special order for Monday next, al
two O'Clock. Carried.
Resolutions offered.
By Mr. Reid that the Senate Will, the House concur
ring adjourn sine die the Sh oi March next and tina
the law commissioners be informed of the adoption
this resolution in order that they may make an early
report Of the result of their labors.
On motion Of Mr.. Reid it was laid on the table iol
the purpose of being taken up and debated tomorrow
Bills on tbs second reading were then taken up an'
disposed Of
Messages Of the House also taken up and dspos
ed of.
Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEpNEspAY, January 2s, ls52


The House met pursuant to adjournment.
Petitions were presented by Messrs Smith Of Marion,
Cowgirl, and Hudson, which appropriately refer
red
Reports from COMMITTEES.
Bv Mr. Owen from the committee on edueation a
bill 10 establish at the seat of government law and
medical branch Of the State University Read the first
time.
Bv Mr. Wells, from the committee on agriculture, a
bill IN relation partition fences and the recover o
fences constructed BY mistake Read the first time.
By Mr. McAlster, from the committee on agricnl-
ture reporting that II inexpedicnt legisate upon
she subject Of permitting hogs sheep, aud other animals
running At large
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

Mr. Berry introduced joint resolution directing the
publication of the Constitution of the State with Tho
acts Of the present General Assembly.
The Senate adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

pInsany is said to exist to fearful extent in Cali
ornia 1t thought that there has been less than
four hundred San Francisco since the settlement
of that place Excitement, disappointment privation,
gambling, and dissipation are doing their work-Das.
ton Empire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

hIIH VoH' oOi fOo~
Senate met.
Resolutions offered.
BY Mr.. Safer, that The committee finance inquire
into the expedlency of exemptng from taxation the
capital stock of railroad plankroad and aurnpkeroad
companies while the making Of such roads is in pro-
gress. Adopted.
Bills on their TKi57a Reading.
Bill of the House to change the time Of holding pro-
bate in Dearborn county laid the table for the
present.
Bills the second reading and messages Of the House
were taken up and disposed Of.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

l-There will be five Sundays in February next. A
Afterwards there will be similar for forty
years. viz, 1920 because the year 1900 will not be leap
year. owing the dropping of day on the completion
of each century.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

Areward Of hundred dollars will be paid to the
individual who discover man who ever asked fcF
'sa little good advice, /" and then followedit.
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STATE SENTINEL.
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

O1N u L.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. %, 1852.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

The Senate Eaet-
The President announced the following Senators as
the select committe the temperance bill Messrs.
Millikn, Crawford Marshall, Mickle, aIo holloway
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Dcmocratic County Convention,


The Democracy Of Nevada county
ars hereby requested to meet in the
various precincts and select. Delegates
10 attcs,d County Convention, to be
held in the court house, in Nevada city,
On Saturday. the 8 day of July, at ten
o'clock, A. ~, for the purpose of select
ing Delegates to attend tho State Con-
vention, to be held at Benicia on the
10Th day of July next.
Basis Of represcn ta,ion in County Con-
Ycntion, same as heretofore established,
viz: 0ns lsolcgatc for each precinct
AMI cas- nd litional one for every one
hundred voters
BY order of Csatral Committee.
DAVID PHELPS. Chn pro tom
Nav 2lsh. 1852
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SAN FRANCISCO ADV'S.

SYDNEY AND CALIFORNIA AMERI-
- CAN LINE OF PACKETS. consequence
Of the very favorable accounts from the Gold
Diggings of Australia, a REGULAR line Of first
class ships will be dispatched every month to
sail on The 20 Of each month. t,s
The first vessel for SYDNEY win be the Ame-
rican packet ship EUROPE, sailing on or
about the 10th of > une. just arrived from New
York. formerly belonging to the Pacific Mail
Company.
She has spacious accommodations for pas
sengers, fitted UP in the best style. having
eight feet between decks single berths, beds
found. and regular table attendance.
State rooms expressly furnished. For freight
or passage apply to
Rose Shipping Office, Pacific ST..
or to the Captain on board, Pacific wharf.
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To the Citizens of Nevada
xND VICINITY

ThE undersignsd are now receiving and
opening q general assortment Of Miners Sup.
plies, eyc, at the Kidd Corner. fronting on
Broad and Pine streets. We intend keeping
business to merit liberal share of patronage.
Strict attention will be paid to the packing
trade.
We have In connection with tho stors u
Steam Ssw Mill, situated on Little Deer
creek. All orders left at the store or mill will
be promptly attended tn.
We have on hand and for sale fine stock
Of seasoned lumber.
ELI p. HiRST,
III. W. GRAY.
JESSE s. WALL.
'3-tf CALEB RUSSELL.
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Cigars and Fruit Store.
NEWBAUER e. co.

Main st. one door below Nevada Hotel.
I'D ESPECTFULfY inform the lovers O!
Ia good Cigars, that they have fitted up q
store as above, where will constantly be kept
supply snS q sss Tssoco s'onas vl 1sass
and retail.
Their connection with the best houses in
Sacramento and Saa Francisco, in the trade,
enable them to procure the very best articles
imported. To lest tho truth Of this declara-
tion. smokers and chewers are invited to give
them a call. The following brands Of cigars
Ahambra, Londres, Jenny Lind, Fragrancia,
Montcsuma, Lopez, Buenn Vista, Principe, etc
Also, Constantly on hand supply Of Figs
Oranges. Eaisins, nuts Confectionery, etc.
CONNECTED with Newbaur, We themcr &
Co, corner Of I'd and SITS, Sacramento. and
Mayblum, Greenhood K Co, corner OF Jack.
son and Sansome sts San francisco.
gj-2n,
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Notice to the Wing Party.

The Wings of Nevada county are re-
qaested to meet at the City of Nevada,
California, on the third Saturday in June
next, Mt ono o'clock, P. M, for the pur-
pose Of either making the nee ecossary ar
rangements for the county meeting for
the nomination Of candidates for the
Legislature and county officers, or to
form new Central Committee in place
of those who have left the county under
a previoua appointment, the absence Of
whom leaves tho party without q Com
mittcc. 1t is suggested that at least
six men should represent each township
at that meeting.
MANY WHIGS.
Nav Goth, 1852.
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II OST.---Ons day during the past week, In
IL the vicinity Of Selby Flat, north of Sugar
Loaf, blank book. containing some valuable
papers, among which 10 q promissory note for
$500, on Mr.. - Kid, payable one day after
date, and drawing five per cent month In.
terest. dated Feb. 2lst 1882. All persons are
warned not to buy, or negotiate for, or nay
said note, without my order. Any person re-
turning said book aud contonts will receive
e2J reward. II. +. DUSHAM.
May IL, 1852. -S 81
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Lumber! Lumber!

T. NU1E MILL.
Tns Proprietors of the Eagle Mill, on Big
Deer Creek, three-fourths Of mile above Nc.
vada, have constantly on hand all kinds Of
Lumber. and arc prepared to saw at short
notice any reasonable amount. at as low a rate
as any mill in Me county, and they confidently
bel::ve thy can gi:c cneral satisfaction "a
the public Good roads have been prepared
on either side Of the creck from town to The
Mill CRAWFORD, WOOD & co.
May 18th, lS52--i-tf
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A Card.

The UxpEnsieNEp, havisg purchased the
Interest Of l. 7. Hirst in the firm Of Davis <
Hirst, the copartncrship was dissolved on the
9th day Of March, and the business will be con-
ducied In future at the old stand, in III, name
OF IA. Davis, for his own account.
The subscriber is now receiving one Of the
largest and best selected stock Of goods ever
brought to this market. which will be replen-
ishsd daily, 10 which he respectfully invites
lie In general, pledginy himself TO offer as "a
vorablc Inducements to customers as any other
establishment 4f~
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto.
fore received from the citizens of Nevada. n
continuation OF the same is respectfully solie.
tied. HAMLET DAVIS.
Nevada, April 2l, lS52.--'4-tf
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To the Public.

a + th' earnest request Of numerous frienis
N in this - 'tergh,' and tho ai.i,st unani-
IA III. satisfaction given in his first Rafde, the
undersigned has again paced before you II
Catalogue Of rich and desirable goods to be
diapnse nf. to which he invites your attention.
'ini. stock is mostly of new importation, care
fi'ly selected, and embraces Diamond Work,
fctrl Goods. Gold Hunting md open face
Watches. Rich Jewelry OF oil descriptions,
Gnld Pens and Pencils, Chains. Scals, Chi
ne>e Shawls, Silk Goods, Rice Paintings, fue
bound Books, etc. etc.
GEO. ID. DORNIN, =
8 Gregory House. Main street.
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Enreka, June 9th, lsS2-e3i*
School Land Warrants.

'SJNOR the information Of those living at ~
ID inconvenient di-tancc from the seat o.
government, who wish to obtain Land War
rIlts under the act of the Legislature for the
sais Of five hundred thousand n cres Of school
lands, approved May 81, 1852, we would state
.,hat it is not necessary the applicant should in
person come to the scat Of government The
Land Warrants may be obtained In the fol-
lowing method, TO wit: An affidavit of the ap-
.nlicant should be forwarded TO the Comptroller,
taken before a notary public, n clerk or Judge
of the county court, or district judge or jus
ticc Of the supreme court, setting forth tho
fact of wanting the land for permanent set
Element thereon" and sating the quantity
apnlied for. (Which cannot by law exceed 40
ncre,) and also there should be forwarded to
the treasurer the requested amount for the
,ysv:uent for t;ic Warrant at two dollars per
acre. in the "lawfn currency of the United
states" or Comptroilsr's Warrants drawn
upon the general fund" or in bonds of the
civil d cbt OF the State now due, (Which arc in
5 per cent bonds) with the interest included,
witch together with power Of attorney TO an
agent comforting authority TO receive the land
Warrant and to receipt therefor.
ll JOHN BIG LRR, Governor,
RICHARD ROMAN, Treasurer,
s-5t WINSLOW 8. PIERCE, Comptroller.
nII,--BAILrY q. GlLsgnr having establish
~ cd house at the Sandwich Islands, they
nre regularly importing Pure Sperm Polar and
Black Fish Oil. and can supply tho trade on
better terms than any other house +; and oil
sales made by them are guaranteed.
-og HAND
$4,000 gallons Polar Oil;
1000 do Pure sperm;
3.00O d. Black Fish;
1900 do Lard;
1000 do Elephant;
sim PACIFIC OIL WORKS, Pins st
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SlOD Reward.

OR STOLEN from the :nclo-
- sure Of Robert Gordon, at 'vhigham' q
Mill. on the nigh, of the 29th May. a small
sorrel pony, long switch tail, manc rather
Gully, branded = on the right hip, and an in-
distinct brand on the ru'np.
Fifty dollars Of the above reward will be
paid on recovery Of ;he pony, and the balance
ou conviction OF the thief.
74t ROBERT GORnON.
ISacramcnto Daily Union please copy the
above six times and send bill to this off Sc
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n May 9th. at the Blue Tent, six miles east
Of Nevadl, two mules and one mare, rs fol-
lows: One whito mare mule. one gray horse
mule. and one brown pony mare. The owner
may have them by proving property, and pay
ing reasonable charges.
June lst, lS52-7-3tt J. 4. DICK, h co.
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AT BOERADAILE'S, opposite the court
"A house. Broad street, now in store md for
sale at the lowest market price, n choice lot
Of gools. consisting of fresh Chile Flour, Bar
ley. Rio Coffee Chile Beans, Manila Sugar,
~ 0. Sugar. Crushed Sugar, Hams. Adnman-
linc Candles, Soap, Fresh Peaches, Chile
Peaches, Oysters, Pie Fruits, Thomas Virgin
Cold Leaf Tobacco. Mining 'roul., Pickles,
Krcut, Ground Coffee, Spices Of all kinds.
Pork, Sporting and BLASTING Powder, Safety
Onions. Potatoes, Mackercll, Salmon, Smok-
ing Tobacco, Pipes. Claret line, Gin, cherry
Brandy, etc. etc. All of my goods warranted
to give satisfaction, il not the money will oe
returned. 5 I'm
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TattersaII Stables
AND SIOCK MARKET,

ION Jain street,
HORSES and mules bought and sold
IL Packing and teamng to all parts Of
the mines on short notice. Having been ut
great expense in fitting up our stables, and
purchasing fine stock Of saddle, pack, and
harness animals, VIC hope for, and expect q
liberal share Of public patronage.
McConMiCK 4 TISDER.
Nevada, April %, ls52.-'4-3m
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TSTRAYS.-- Three estrays--one roam horse
II supposed to be eight years old, branded
on the left shoulder, one bay mare about nino
years old, branded on the left shoulder, and
one mouse-colored mule branded on the left
shoulder and left hip-came to our ranch some
time since, on Rush crock, Nevada. The
owner cauhave them by proving property and
paying reasonable charges
PADDLEFORD d co.
May le, ls52-.-5-3ts
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Good Chance for Investmei

The Gregory House for SAFE or Ren
THE proprietor Of the above house being
sirous Of changing his location, cffcrs
house with all the furniture, for sala or
on the most reasonable terms. The loea
Is ono Of the best for botel in this city.
sons wishing to engage in that business VI
do well 10 give him q call.
Jan. 2?d. 1882. .76tf L. s. GRt:GORl
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X. Jos EPHi q CO. 1mpOr-
E5A te,s of Watches, Je,ceiry, Tools, Watch
AZ, n Materials, Coils Pistols, ETC., are row
prepared to supply the trade in general with
al articles in the above line at the lowest prices
r. ). q. Co are receiving by every steamer
a large assortment OF he above articles, OF the
latest patterns, and ore the only Wholesale dea-
irrs IN This city.
ALI OaDkRs from tho country, addressed to
r. JOSEPnI& CO. Washington Bath Bull
ding, Washington street, between kearhey
and Montgomery, San francesca, will meet
viii ,,romnt ottcrt;ou. 6-tf
U ARD-Prime leat, IN wood and tin;
IL HAas.--l00 cases best sugar curedi
SaLr. 1000 bags fihe dairy;
500 bags Liverpool, for curing;
SuoAR. 800 mats Manila NO. |;
|: 200 mats China NO. 2;
.--.. so bbls and hf bbls Stuart's ground
and crushed;
CorrEs. 10 sacks Costa Rica;
FLOUR. so half sncks Chile;
DRIED AprLEs. .27 bbs, in fine order;
CHEESE. 100 boxes English Dairy cured.
BurrER in 25 lb kegs, strictly prime cx
Hurricane;
For sale by JAMES PATklCk.
elm Battery street, near Jackson
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American Cattle.
Nevada CITY Bakery.

Cnyotc street.
HyHlS EsTABLISHM ENT, with the stocl
L. and fixtures is for sale. II is now doini
a business of $4,000 per week. Allsccount
are paid weekly. Possession given immcdi
niely If required Apply 70
O'CONNELT. & ROOT. !
Alll debts due tho firm must be settled i'm
mediately. 9j-2m*
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Empire Clothing Depot,

First door below Barker's Exchange, Nevada
Highest price paid for GoLD Dusr.
9J-3u
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NOTICE is hereby given, that have sold
IN my interest and ceased to be nm owner
in the fremont Mill, and other property be-
longing to the fremont Quartz Mill company,
April 81, 1852. JOHN T. MAURAN.
San Francisco, April %, lS52-34t
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st. Louis @. M. Go.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to the stockhol-
IN ders of the st Louis Quartz Mining Co.
that ell shares ON which assessments hereto.
fore made on the stock, and which are now in
arrears, will be sold on Monday the 3ist May,
unless payment be made in full by Eve o'clock
?. n. on Saturday previous.
sits T. MoxIAsNE, Sec'y'
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ArA BEATTY HOUSE, GaAss vAr.l
EaX T.. G. SMITH, formerly efMe 81
eye Kouse) Having leased and re Etied this
tablishmcnt. Is now prepared 10 entertain
travelling public. Thanking his friends
their liberal patronage heretofore, he he
for It's continuance in his present locai
and promises that nothin. shall be want
to secure the gratiieation and comfort Of n
who may favor him with their patronage.
The table is 'nrpi,h with the best the h
ket affords, ant in al III. .iher appoiutme
OF the house, .Aef. iienlivn 10 noatness
good ordsr will be given.
Grass Ta'iey Feb 7. 1852 81 8
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EUST RECEIVED, at the Shovel Depot,
- large quantity Of Cast Steel, for drills
and bar.; also Sw cdcs and Russia Iron, Crow
Bars, Powder and SAT .ty fuse, a quantity of
whip saws, files Of every description, Lails.
Hammers and slcdges Axes and handles, one
thousand yards canvas, and general sssort-
ment of Miners supp.ies: one door below
I'n,ou Hotel. Broad street Nevada.
W. ". BLR.NET'T.
Nav q, l5j2---5-lm
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Administrators Notice.

A III rersons hsvinq demands as inst he
"a estate f James bus, Deceased. are r., ,.
Yuestc. 10 present Ike ,ap'c Il nae with thr
necessary vmahe;s, within tea ,nen,hs fron,
this date; and those In chtel tp the estate are
requested I, ,Raae minediatc pavmcnt.
GEO. w. KIDD, Adm'r.
Neyadi, iunc iath, lSJs-S-4t*
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Union Hotel.

Broad Street, Nevada citv. Gal.
BY b r. DICkERNAN,
Formerly the "placsr Hotel y,
HAS recently been reftted and furuist
III making il ono of the most desirable
pleasa It stopping places in the naountsissI
Accommodation for lodging good. eli
IA ger aratc rooms or not, as may be fcquirs
Board and lodging per week sic: hoard
Board and lodging per day $3.50 o..
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California Hotel,

Rough md Kcady,)
TliE subscriber haying purchased
l. reiitted the above house, formerly
by ID. w. Auldridgc Is now prepared to
tetrsin the travelling public. 1t will be-
constant aim Of the proprietor Of the {
fornia Hotel TO render il quiet and q
Portable stopping place for the traveller,
home for the regular boarder.
The bar and table are furnished viii,
best the country affords, aEd in oil the
pointmen,s of the house every attention
be given to nca,ness and good order
S6-3m D. CRAETRE1
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- SALOON.--fhe Saloon OF MRS. Z!
~ FRISBIE is constantly open for \
tors, at the well-known sia,.d on Main str
The best cigars and liquors arc cons,ai
on hand. Oysters, fried and sicwcd, SER
up at all hours. This saloon is a comforts
and fashionable resort for gentlemen n
wish to spend an agreeable evening s7-f