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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
DR.. r. Coleman smith.

Late Of PHILADELPHIA and a Gradaat. Of til.
University of Pennsylvania.
TIAVING settled pcrmanentlyeln Dubuque bces ieavs
10 offer his Professional Services the citizens o
Dubuque and vncinty Particular attention given Sur
gerry and cases requiring operations.
Office and Residence Nam Street two doors above til,
Globe Building, over the store of. b. Thomas.
REFERS TO
BsHoP LoRAs Prot. VIM f. tioRSEn,
NAPLES SMITH University of Penn.
s w. 10r.-sR Esq, Lancas- HENRY n. Smith NJ. d.
ser Wisconsin, Philadelphia.
Sept. 2-a4ndaw
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
J. Nicholas Taubaldy
soap 4. CANDLE E4ETOR "

Yz,HE Undersigned Is about to embark In re New
,arv in e ri.y Of Dubuaae, and ssrees. % ready for
operation abpnt the 25th inst, and hopes mat re VIII
will the encouragenientnd the ctizehs ggerat,
es cally it is his intention finnish he Articles Of
Soap Candles to HIS patrons at ST. Aais -
will exchange Soap and Candles for gSpdEtesn asnre,
and grease II all kinds, such as MTyen away g
valueess in all Kitchens II ~ III & 81 ssFs
Aug. Sd, lisa -dwIm j. SicHof - TAUBALtl
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
Fashion! Fashion,! Fashion!ii
MILLINERY AND FANCY STORE,
DUBlJOUE.

MISS GREEN, respectfully Announce 10 the Iadi g.
WI that she has returned from st. Inus, where she
has been personally selecting splendid assortment of
Bonncts OF every kind and FASH n, in Silk Grape Lace
Straw. Chip Gimp, &C.. &c.
Also
Young Ladies Hats great variety Of Collars. Laces
Capes Muslin T'ecves; Ribbon trimmings ind Flowers
of tile richest description.
She will have constantly hand during the season,
succession Of novelties and hopes by strict attention
business, aud her very moderate charg merit lib
erai share of the public patrnnage;
Miss G. trxes this opportunity of thanking the Ladies
of Dubuque and its extensive neghborhood for past ia
leF- Mourning aid Wedding order promptly attended
70. itnay Gwtnl Main street, corner Of Tenth.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
From the Progressive Era.
The Miners Express.

- j.
We deem it our dnty to express onr approbal
ton ofthe perfect good temper Mr. Merritt, Of
the Express, has preserved under the structures
of mis- brother political journalists upon his
course in the late congressional canvass He
has not been betraye into anger Or resentment,
bnt has replied to the censorship Of his breth-
rem with moderation, honesty, and dignity. The
proprety of such conduct must be apparent, as
wellas its prudence. There can be small wis.
dom in fostering resentment, strife and discus.
sion upon collateral points Of difference, when
the undivided energies Of democratic journals
sre demanded for the main struggle. If any
supposes that We can adivide and conquer s, in
iowa At the coming eleciinu. he must besossess.
ed Of facts and reasons which are not apparent
upon the surface ofthlngs, and which have new
er beeu presented t. us. The wing committee
at Washington, Is flooding thu country with
electionerring matter, and whig partisans, here
at homo, are irving by every means open or
secret and fair o. foul, b, brow beat and seduce
the people from their natural love If democra-
tic principles. HeSe, then, is ample theme for
speech and pen, and gentlemen Of the demo-
cratic press, we huubly SUBMIT 10 you, that il
10 against wing partisans and their unscrupu.
Ions efarts toainspire blind and universal
worship for the military idol they have set up,
that democratic indignation should be spent and
aepoczssis snersies united, -
8 CoEriRxATloss AND KkyxcrIoss. = The
Senate have confirmed the nomination Of
Hiland Hal q California LAM Commission
n. X Esllinl, Msfshsl Of wisconsin.
Al 4. Hall, - Judge. in the plsce Of Judge
Coaklih Of New Yerk, -
-. p. Hubbard, Of Conn, 40 M. Gene
"a - III e.-~-ar. n, ~ 49, c--ls.sar.--a
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
w. L. JOHNSON.
1I-C 10 and clMMIXSillN .MERCH.4yNY,

At Of Main street, Dubuque Iowa, will attend to the
selling of Real personal properly at Public hncnon.
Having cnsagad in the Mercante anu phnma
In .;,,a.s E,y tIe last Nineteen years, m dubuque,
fess confident that any 70 ms ea.s
WILDE done up satisfactorily, am AIS" agent TOT
giro Marine and Life insurance Companies
n,,,,,,c,o Ynue 18th. 1852 I'd W II.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
NEW STORE.

Qnick Sdlso-se. small Profits.
STAR CT 0 T T~-GS TORE.
No. 70 1fain St. Deekers old Stand, s.Aasons
Block, Dubuque, Iona
TTIEDl.EBACH &, Co. have justopened at the above
stand and are weekly receiving large and general
assorted stock of Fall and Winter made Clothing and
Gentlemc ms furnished Goods, consisting ofCoats Pants
and Vests of all shades, make and prices Linn Bosom
Shirts and Flannel undcrshirts Drawers, Cra-
yats Collars, Pocket hks Gloves, Socks, Suspenders,
etc.
Boys Clothing of all kinds.
general stock of cloths, ca,imeres and ves,ing made
order sold by the yd and boys hats and caps
of all varieties, indian rubber and oil cloth COATS pants
etc, trunks, carpet bags umbrellas etc etc.
The above stock will be sold at Wholesale retail low
tina any OF the kind ever before offered in Dubuque.
goods are made up in the aes style and expressly
for this climate, ing heavier than sale clothing usually
brought here II purchasers before buying elsewhere will
call and examine stock, the prices fail To
please, determined offer inducements 10 The
public by selling goods prices the Star Clohng
Store. G A AULL
Scpt.2 daw2m Attending Partner
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
k1ninae g. Meyer.

sOLASSES-2o Ibis. Belclers' s. IL. and New or
itl leans Molasses, and Golden syrup fof naie by
GLEPCkE q SCHROEDER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

0tORNER of Main aud Third streets, Dumane Iowa
u would most respectfully inform the cz OF l,l-
hu,ue INA, We have opened CIGAR and TOBACCO
STORE, where NC viii keep constantly on hand large
variety Of Havana ard Domestic Cigars, a also nhe
article Of Chewing Tobacco, At ST. Feuis prie' "t
sa G ",u .xe us, call, Tmay o3,-dy.l
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
mo. w. TWICHELI.. JOS MOGRiDGi
TwicheN & Mogridge,

Commission & Forwarding House
Corner Commercial and Pine Sts.,
SAINT LOUIS.
VIII promptly attend TO all consign'nents,and
will make liberal cash advances.
rVO Orders for purchasing will be promptly
filled at the lowest possible prices.
REFERENCES,
Gao Collier CT Iouis Ellis & Morton, Cincinnati.
page q Racon do stYader Il Curman, do.
CI,ar,css Blow, & Co, do. Hosea Fraz.r, do.
(,houtean & Vae, do Springer 4 WLiter'an
n. ID. Newcoiub * Bro,, =,
Louisville. w. y. he!hoWs' Ih'u'es'''
I. c. NlCnELL & Co. New Orleans.
Anil I-dw v,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

consists OF Cloths Cassimeres, Plain and Fancy Vest
ngs Blankets, Fets. Petersl ANS Satinets Oil Cloths
&C.
IN THE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
will be found ev. ryfhne necessary fox gentleman.
wardrobe, such as embroidered and Fancy Shirts, Silk
and Lambs Wool do,
PLAIN AND FANCY SATIN SCARFS,
Cravats, aud Ties in great vari,tr Pocket Handker
chiefs, Stocks Socks Of Merno and Lambs Wool, Chill
dren's Hats ard Caps,
MEMS Fine SILK Hats Of the latest styies,
kossnth and Congress- Hats, Plush and Fancy Caps,
Clothing Of all description all of which he will sell
cheap for Cash,
Ssp 6-dw3w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
N or T C. F.

WILL. You find my horse, or give me information
w of him? II Won viii / will pay yon. he Is d'lIi
bay near fiecn hands and half h,gb rather s'iuafe
built wi his left hip near where the hfeerh-
lctt side OF his belly shod all round and SIX ars on
The h4 OF present the outside OF ms near hoeh.
Return him. give information To me or "i -; J",.
al dubuque. "-"''' -
:.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
5E129c uOthVts p
drawing the blank

II the rush for tickets,
~;llaRes, has been i'm
=. o., - well !. shs mill
3Ifse 81 ike greatest difficult.
- g. feos fas1ers and peasants
i, 1ottefy il existence, and
81 1S1<oenk SWAY Disappointed
~ e. derived of the chance,
n 3tinG - ike isifling risk Of grac-
- tlook. This i the age Of
lsaSaer F'Hleen q new Or
NEw0sIEASs, Aug. IS
liner Falcen arrived here with dstes
= "a rsanciscc, 70 August 1st. The Ore
49, ,rived at Panama, from San Francisco
.1Svn two millions in Gold dust a
IA ,batedf On The lsthnus- The
E;s7 ~ len Aspinvau for New York, on
~ having On board upeards Of 81,
a 81 aust. Caps. Snow, ofthe U.
nmena - passen9erss n
-1rlIjeenoe i very isvos,ble. In
o. IN 6aome and il wss reported
s.ssse Sisin8 fss resulAf fgte nth
y nGfrkes were increas;nf. !.
-Eem UGlifcrnia % AaAfalia, wss
1siaesu4le. !
- 1aee wsre y she a9d Ju-
s|ssa So :
ssk sDssss 4
- ~ y fartAtr.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
MORE EVIDENCE.
G. D. HIsELIsE, Mayor of the city of Gem

The bon. G. D. HISELIsE, Mayor of the city of Gem
den, n. 3. says
HeofIasp's GERMAN BrTrERs.-We have seen MANY
ring notices Of this dcnc, and the so0te fr,,,
which they came induced to make inquiry respecfirs
it, merits From inn liry persuaded to use H.
and must ay we found specific in its action upon dis
eases ct the liver and digestive organs and the powerful
influence II rxers upon prosiraton ia really snr-
prsng II Gains and strengthens the nerves. bringing
them ifo astat~bf re pose, making sleep refreshing
"l this nedicin was more gen. rally used we are sat
sfed there would be less sickness from the stomach
liver, and nefvs system the great majority of zeal and
imaginary dsesses. emanae. Have them in HEALTHY
condition, and YEN bid defiance epidemics eener
ally THIS eAtr ordinary medicine would advise our
friends who are Ut att ispored, 10 give tral-if will
recommend itssf 1t should, III fact,
NO other medicine produce such evidences of merits
evidence upon evidence has been rcceiv dixie
tie rgone) froaI all sections Of the Union the last
nfe years and tile strongest testimony in its favor il.
a mere ID more OF It used in the pracice ofthe regular
fnysicians OF Philadelphia, than all OTTER nosrnms
p' ,'.t scientific preparation rill meet with IN
gu, approval when pr scented in this isn,
na tiis medicine will Liver Complaint ami Dys
p,"a no one can doubt after using Il as direct d. Il
~, any upon the stomach and liver il is prf.ra
~ esomei In all bilious Diseases the effect ia i'm
m ude: Ahey can be administered to female or jnfa 81
WIN sae'y ana rslable benefit at any time.
H.. 100, LOO" e 60 70 the marks Of tie genuine
: ne. nave .iie wnssen signature of c. VI. JACKSON
III" ."e wtarsci' anu HE Marie blown IN the bottle
For sale Wholesale and Retail al the ..
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE
No. 100 Arch street, one door below Sixtb pll.deI
phia aid by respectable dealers gen ry through tho
u.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

1T SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOWN--fnr il
Is strictly tre-tfrat indigestion is the parent ct
large proportion of the fatal Diseases Dysnery, dar
rhpa, cholera morbus liver complant and many other
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors weekly caa
Ioeue of deaths, generated by indigestion alone
Think of that dyspepcs think of il all who suffr from
dsordered stomacRs and il willing To be guided
DELAY day) Hooand's GernaR Biiters, prepared b
FIR. G. NJ. Jackson, which, aiterarive, curative.
inyigorant stands alone and unapproached. General
depot 100 Arch street. We have triedthese Ritters apI
know that they are excellent for the diseases sefed
abuve Phdd iphid Cits Item. so46,m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

Fa.E DEMOCRATIC NoMISArIoN.-Ihef Free
Democracy Of this State have nominated y, a.
Nnowlton of FreepnIt for Governor, and fh'fo
Carpenter. of Chicago, for Lieut.. Governor
Galena Gazette.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

Sold in Dubuque wholesalr ana retail by r. MASON:
in Prairie du Chen, by q. r. Master and by drug
sSts everywhere. Aug. 5-dw.'m
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
Fresh Groceries.

TyllE undersigned having returned from the soutl
i with stock of Groceries, is now prepared y
siI AT wholesale or RETAIL small advance from cos
and transportation Now is your time to purchase yea
winter supplies. Hail as Vests the levee, Or NJ
goods s'srssesaraa g. 3. WEST.
snlobera l85fLdwiy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

Notice to the holders OF State
Warrants.
1OERSONS holding Warrants are notified iha' 'heie
Il are funds in the Treasury to pay all Narrahts Is
sued up this date.
TREAsUREE's OrrtcE, Iowa,
Iowa City, Jan. 20. 1862
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
Removal,

AGENCY Fur SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TIVE Undersigned offer their services sell houses
i Town Lots Farms and all kinds OF Real Estate If
Dubuque Land district. They fell warranted from, Their
facilities as and Agents In promising for modera
commission prompt sale of prpp ny entrusted to thci
disposal.
w. J. BARNEY GCo.
Office on Main ST. near opros
American House.
(AuglsthtG
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
fake Particular Not

Take Particular Notice.
HAVE this Iiay sold p ii. Conger stock Of Good
To Eli those indebted tn say come n aud set
immediately !, is absolutely accessory, and cant DC d09s4s
Deiays dangerous both te You and me; ,,r,x.v
Aug pa w. p. WI6HTMAN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

State of Iowa. District Court for said County, October
Clayton Count! Term A. ID. 1852.
GILBERT DOUGLASS assumpsit
and
JOHN A. FULLY Attachment
TN said defendent will take notice that The thr-
teth day "f March A. D. 1e52 writ of attachment
issued from the Clerks office of the District Court
said County the suit If said Plaintiff against the good
cbattels lands and feuements ofthe said Defendant for
sum OF Seventy-tours Dollars and twenty with inter
est and cost of this suit which writ delivered the
Sheriff of said County aud by him endorsed
follows:
have this day served the within by levyng upon
the 5. hi offke Section "a hf of ar
Section 25 Township 95 North Range west containing
60 acres TO satisfy the within WITH as therein
man2cd this first day Of April A. ID.
THOMAS G. DRIPS, Sheriff,
Clay ton County, Iowa.
Now unless the said John A. Tnly appear and pee
said action befr the first day OF the Of
said Coarf to be commenced and held at Garnave in
said County the first Monday alte. the fourth Mon
day of September A. -. lS-2. Judgment will be
s.d against him and the above premises sold to satisfy
BY order orsn~C oart, FREDERICK ANpRos,
HIS. GsArGEx, Attorney for fiaintfr
w494w
HOPS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
IInDC

of Grouth 1859 received at the Good Samaritan
r. wers and Bakers and Hop generally are invite
to call or they VIII be shipped to ST. louis.
TlMOTHYE MASON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

Arrival Of the Ohio.-Later News from C&s'
lfforMia.
NEw YORK, Aug. 81.
The Ohio, with California mails and two and
half million in specie, arrived here about o.
clock, p. M. She left Jamaica on the Gath.
She brings 200 passengers.-The health of As
pinwall was improving. Passengers report
that the Golden Gate on her trip up, the 4th
regiment of Infantry lost many soldiers BY cho-
era
Among the Ohio pnsser-crs are Comm01sI
dore Shat anA-sne navy Conn.,. =
IN caffrornia 10 select a SIZE tor navy yafa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

ALARcE lot Of eineinra AZ Driss Beef lu.. receive.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

The Long ,Hsoted Question. -s.'Vho struck
Billy Patterson 2" we presume nav be consider
ed as settled. Some e. me rappefs have been
conversnsv wit rs spirit, II says ne never was
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

CORRECTED FOR THE ExrREss BY W. ;. BARNEY CO.
Mexican Warrants for leo Acres, Cash I6O SIG:
DO do On one Years time 22i
Assigyable Warrants for l60 Acres Cash Ieoas les
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

TyEw IIlds prime O Sugar just received and for
sale by tile hid. hbl. and AZ low prices at "a,
housA. tAug. g.. SAY q. Ne " ES1
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

rOFFEE--A frrsh lot OF Jaw RIO an" Les'i' m
coffee also Carol, Rice, pealed Barley, Nernicell
i"' '"io'''' GELPCKE & SCHROEDER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
Land warrants.

Never court the favor of the rich by fatterng
either their vanities or their vices
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

rvList Of Letter, remailg in the Post Office
at Dubuqus Iowa, Septeaber i. 1852.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

Ee,er scott at religion; it is not only the
,rpof of a wicked heart, bu. low breeding.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

NORTH ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OswegO New York.
TlNCORPOR ATED by the Legislature Of the State Of
New York, in 1884, with capital (ail paid I'M OF
$l5O,OOO.
George Fish, President,
SAMUEL HAwLY, Soy,
Agents, Dubuque Iowa June 25t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
DvbuoueN saycviilc Plankroad

Dubuque Il SaEcViile PlankrORd
C1TpCk Holders IN the above road requested by
y the Directors meet Wednesday, Sept StlI, at
o'cnrk r. NJ. the Globe Hall measures of the great
est iunrance will be urged Stockholders who
be present will recolleet send PROXIES in oidr that
full vote may be had.
r, order of the Board w. }. BARNEY, Ireasf.
August 25,b, 1852. hiisep'o
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08
COOki,p. Extracts

A LARGE supply Of Extract Of Lemon anilia, Aut
~ meg and Rose inst reeeiye cd and tor sale at The Drug
Store of may g. A. GILLESPIE.
Tribune
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-08

n. Bhdsly u 7 lste letter q tl.s Picayune
- ~ tflls The following very singular
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
Wing County Convention.


The Wings Of Nevada county are hereby
requested to meet in Convention in the court
house, at Nevada city, the first Saturday OF
September next, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, to
nominate candidates to be voted for at the
November election, viz: One Senator, three
Represent ,tives, Sheriff, County Clcrb Coun.
ty Treasurer, Assessor, Coroner and Public
Administrator.
The Convention will also choose delegates
tothe District Convention for the nomina-
iton OF Judge of this Judicial District
Each township will be entitled to one del
cgate for every hundred electors.
The County Commiitec respectfully sug.
gest that the appointment Of delegates 10 Il is
Convention be by township meetings.. to be
holden as early as the third week in August
A full attendance is requested, that tho
rough organization may be had previous to
entering upon the canvass.
BY order of the County Ex. Committee,
JOHN ANDERSON, Chm.
JoHx ]. SYKES, Scc'y.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

ACcID ENT. Mr.. John Chapman,
of Little York was thrown by his
mule and kicked in the face, during
the past week. He will be confined
to his bed tor some weeks by the ac-
cident.
ANoTnEI.--A young man named j.
B, Crawford, Of Pittsburg, Penn, who
has been but two months in this state,
had three fingers and portion of his
hand crushed at Whigham's mill, at
Gold Run, on Monday last lie was
measuring portion Of the works, and
probably slipped, and his hand was
caught by the cam a, it raised TO lift
the stamper. DR. Clark amputated
three fingers and portion of the
hand, but thinks the thumb and fore
finger will be saved. Tho young man
asked after the ampulation to see his
fingers, which being shown him, he
remarked, There's my pile, made
sooner than / expected"
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

''On the 26lh of August, 1910, he
voted against the bill establishing a
permanent and prospective pre-emp-
ton system" For proof Of this fact
see the journals of the Senate. The
statement of the above from Wing
sources the State Journal considers a
deception because the title of the bill
was Gan act to appropriate the pro-
ceeds OF the public lands and to grant
pre-emption lights" Mr.. Pierce voted
against the whole bill, and neither
himself nor his friends voting with him
used the common parliamentary re>
source, a call for division, where q
good measure is coupled with bad
one The State Journal cannot OBJ
scure the fact that Pierce voted againt
the law under which pre-emption
rights are now granted to itizens and
those who have declared their inten-
ton to become such to 160 acres, at q
minimum price. This great Wing
measure, passed by Whig Congress,
one which has immensely benefited
the new states, and is now bcneGtting
California, was strenuously opposed by
Pierce and King, who made no effort
to separate the features Of the original
bill, but engaged in indiscriminate op-
position. The twaddle Of the State
Journal about surveyed and unsur-
veyed lands is all idle, for a settler on
unoccupied lands will hold his claim
after the survey is completed.
We have mistaken the Amer can
people if a man who holds to such nar-
row views that no claim on the graft,
tude. no demand on the justice of the
country IS needed by him, and no
measure for the devclcpcment Of the
prosperity and protection of the iutcr.
ests OF the Union, receives his sanction,
if "such Roman can be elected.
How man constitutionaliy opposed to
liberality can be taken up as cham
pion of donation" and one who has
always voted against such measures
can be set forward as likely to favor
national railroad, is for Democrats to
explain. Humbug is written on the
face Of the idea The Whole scheme
by which Pierce is pushed ahead is
to get at the spoils of Of
fee, without care for the great in
terests of the country.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

The NEVADA JOURNAL AND DuELINC.
Till quite lately We never had the
pleasure of receiving the Neruda Jour
mol. What knowledge we had of its
course was derived from slip sent us in
a letter and from quotations in other
papers. 1t seems We have misappre-
hended its position on the subject Of du-
cling. II views it with decided disap-
probation
If this explanation is satisfactory 10
the Journal. will it give our explanation
of what it now calls an ''un-C Christian"
wish We desire tha. the principle of
dueling should meet at once its result
only for its overthrow. Had the Journal
understood us, or had we understood tho
Journal there probaby y would have been
no difference of opinion on the subject.
But Let by cones be by cones. ''lIcra
is orr heart and here's our handn in
good, sterling, Methodist phrase, to eve
ry and oil presses in the state, in the
work OF annihilation to dueling.
Christian Alvoentc.
We certainly should feel more conf
dence in position on q moral subject
with such paper as the Adroeate with
us.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14
NEVADA, Aug. 11th, 1852.

GENTLEaES-The thanks of the citi-
zens of Nevada are due you for the SER
vices you generously rendered in the
service Of the field piece on the occasion
of the obsequies of Mr.. Clay.
Permit me in behalf of the citizens,
to express their qualification thas the
sons of those by the help of whose right
arm America attained independence,
still cherish the feelings that made
France illustrious. We trust that be-
tween thine and ours the same warm
partiality may ever exist.
With much respect, obt'ly yours,
|. WILLIAMSON, Ch'f Marshal.
To MN. B. L. Lamarque, s. De-
mierre, A. Defer, G. Capt, p. Jaquemot,
A. Massion.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

Water Co. Difficulties --For sever
al days past trouble has been brewing
ON Deer Greek below the town, oc-
casioncd by dispute between the
Rough and Ready ditch company and
the miners on Tie creek, as to propri-
e:orship to the wafer The difficulty
amounted nearly TO blows, and the
miners destroyed a portion of the
ditch flume. They have now posses
sion Of the water, and have built a new
dam above that Of the water com.
pany's ditch.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-14

The Yumas Indians, who have been
driven from their home on the Gila, are
uniting with other tribes in league
against the Americans A herd sms n
had learned from some of them that n
project was on foot to attack Major
McKinstry's wagon train. There is
every appearance Of more troops being
required to hold the savages at bay.