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For Rent or Sale

TNqE house in Csyotevills known as tae
American House and Hotel de France.
'rh, house is in good repair and we'll furnished
for the accommodation Of bosrders. with neat
ba room. and win he sold cheap, or rented on
reasonable terms. For particulars apply 10
John PHILLIPS.
Al the Cayote House, CavOteviiIe
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BsvERLY C. sASDERs. C. .. sRssnAM.
San Francisco Savings Pank.
SANDERS a~d BRENNAN,
MoNTsoxERY STREEr.
General Bankers and Exehangs Dsalsrs.

General deposits received from Merchants,
Mechsnics, and others.
Also Money and Gold Dust received on
Special Deposit.
Gold Dust purchased at the highest prices
Interest allowed on Time deposits 69-mv
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4 'a NDnrysville Packet :.
l4i1SH1 q The ste.merJ. BRAGDON,
n rL.a w ,.Ins m q .fax suilI

FNf2SSXk4 ] nos w LyIcs, mHsteT VIII
leave on her first trio on Friday, Jan 9th,
1882, Al = o'clock P. AZ. For freight or
passage, apply on board at Pacific st. Wharf
or TO
wADSwORTB r RAvESIES, Agents,
Ssnscms T. ussr Washington. ~ sssirs
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TVHE SUBSCRIBERS wishing to dispose
IL of al their stock, offer for sale fourteen
splendid milk COWS, part of them with Young
calves, tha balance will celve bv the 18th of
March JOSEPH LARK e. Co.
sndian Valley, mile south of Centrsville.
S9-tf
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ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the ~.
tate Of Samuel Williams late Of NevAdn
county. deceased, will please exhibit them with
TIE necessary vouchers to the undersigned,
from the date hereof. at the residence Of the
undersigned on Gold Flat; and oil persons ia.
debted TO said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment.
CALEB WILLIAMS, Adnr
Of Samuel Wiilams
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tI This is one Of the most extensive In.
voices ever offered in Rattle to the public
Catalogues Of the Prizes can be procured
at his store, on Sansome street, bstw en- Cal.
ifornia and Pine, over the stores of J. A.
McCrea & Co. and B. C. Horn & Co.
10 Deeming it unnecessary to mention
all the articles in the Catalogue, the proprie-
tor respectfully invites the ladies and gen.
flemen Of San Francisco to an examination
of his extensive assortment of Goods.
His articles will be on exhibition until the
65th of March.
Tickets may be procured At the Union
and Times & Transcript Office. Sacramento
City.
10 Chances to hc Ratified for every even
ing at the store. JAMES B. RAr.
S9std
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10000 Tickets---S1 each.
Eight Hundred Prizes-Twelve Blanks to
ono Prize.
To be decided under the management Of
a COMMITTEES Of Gentlemen selected BY the
holders of Tickets.
The Nevada journal., 1852-03-06
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County. Of

Constable, Nevada Jownship,
Nevada Citv. February 2eth. leE2-s9-St
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

DEMotnArrc JuoL1No'T'he doctrine ci
internal improvements Is very popular up
In the North, and 20 the Cleveland Plain
dealer, one Of the most violent Of the Dem.
ocratic organs. talks after this fashion: ].
The Wings who have been clustering
and lying about Democracy and rivers and
hafbors 50 long. have their game blocked
now. a Democratic House Of Represents.
tives has passed. by q large majority, bill
making series Of jiidicious appropriations.
D The Doctrine Of internal improvements
isgvery unpopular among tho Democracy
Of the South, aud 20 the Richmond Exam
iner, speaking of the same bill talks, siief
this fashion:
This bill u the first of the sort that has
been passed Tor long time and u will be
tjse last for fo,ty gears at least. Frank
lin Pierce will come into power On the 4th
cfGnext Mach. A strict construction and
respect forihe Constitution Is the Mcdean
law Of the Democratic party, and Mr..
Pierce. besides that general reason, ii
b0st,sd by eUcyy alea 0f c0,1siste,scy and
dy eser3 acs " his pttss careex, u ceto
every biH lite this. He win do II, IL
they ars pressenfed u him. just 80 surely
a thsre is q sun in the sly. s.
AlIt the Norfhern Democratic ofgans talk
llke the Cleveland Plaindealef. ana 81 tlss
Sonthern DsmocTasic organs talk lihs ms
Richmolld Exsnainer while the wh0Ia D.
rnocEscy, Nprzh and South alike, sweor|bY
f1a infnrnN4 IN Sf III Z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
From uaudy's Lad, i Beck.
TN ExTENUATtON.

nv BERTHA BHAiNEhu,
THs sweetest bird that ever raised
LIE morning song Of praise 10 heaven,
Though soaring often 10 The skies, g
Hath eiill most vanity stfiyeh
To live without the aid Of earth,
Her berries ripe, her waters clear,
Though loud its cong, and bold Ito flight,
fts nesting. place 10 here.
The Unrest fewef that ever shed
Its blessed fragrance on the air,
Though still by showers and sunbssms fed
Had perished III their care,
Had not liz roots still fondly sllihe
About the spot which gave them birth,
Though lovingly II locks above,
lie resting.plaee IL earth.
II things purely bsautiihi
As singing. birds, and peffiifned flowers,
Cling still to earth, though softly weesd
by genial suns aud showers
Then |, more earthly far than they,
May for my lrailty bs forgiven,
Though for human love raise
MY isryent prayers TO heaven.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

One word inofs In regard 10 our election
for Governor JoifN Ksnn deserves the
thinks oT the whole Wing purity vi the
State. He IL n noble hearted genefons
man, tlloroteii Whig, and great orator.
lie HIDE the sacrifice Of running fof aii
office when 10 one capable could be got
except himself, aiia Wiish he aud ull lis
hielids foresaw Ills defeat. The Office for
Govsfiiof oI North Cafelinn Ii nli Office
without power. Lib iioas iIft even sigh
the BILLS passed BY the two Houses. We
have fifty insn In 1.-The Stale who woiild Do
cline the office II rendered to linn. sa.
] desire 10 state that our recent cleo.
tions have resulted better ivr tils Wliigs
than expected Wliat State Iii iiiis Un.
ion could have held tho ground that We
hays held, and done l,stiefl Il
B6ofT and GRAHAM Will carry tile State
as certainly as piHHsE and KlNe viii oar.
~ either Virginia OF Alabama. fJuf years
Hgo MANLY beat HEii, only siglt.iisiiidfsd
votes, free suffrage then beginning 10 gain
ground. Yet 'T1YLoa eaffied tlle SlHts
lures mouths after by llearly tlns thou.
saiid. Betting. admit, Ii not eyidsnes
bit | viii shy tlint tipt single BET can be
got on PiHHuH and Kine III North Carroll.
iia OH the yote Of this Stats.
Tile foregoing is written mol 10 North
Cafelinians, for We NIL here understand tile
matter, but to The Wliigs Of other States.
That tie sentiments expressed are tfuel
they hayo the word OF A WHfG
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
ZION. v. III. Williams,

we copy with pleasure tlie following
| from the sayanah (trenn.) Journal Of lll
| 9Th August. As Mr.. Williams has beel
| set down as positively hostile 10 the WAiG
| iloHiiuse, this extract will be read by ev
cry Well.wisliet to Lie cause, with pleas
tlre &, s.f a5ff 5.5s.,s, s,.ss
a.Ws lire glad 10 fsarA from d s5hrst
that we can implicitly rely OIL, tlet tlis
course OF Messfs. GENTRY and WILLIAM:
have at length come toa point tlt which II
may be defined with some degree of salts
faction both 10 their fsieida and oppileiits
We understand that Mf. WILLIAMS
| passed through our town last week OH his
way TO Bakers Springs and diflhu bis
stay-oiie iiglit@-lis eohvefsed freely and
fully upon tile subject OF The elsetioii alid
gavs his friends 10 underssatid tihmistaka.
bly, that hes yet us good n wing as ever,
ai'd as warmly devoted 10 the gseat pfihei.
pies Of the whig party. lie said that lie
oonld dot himself support General seoTf
after what has trn,lspifed, but that II
might be directly understood by all, lliat
lie shoi,ld not vote for General PigReE,
nor would he do anything ID eifbaftass
his friends in voting for Gen. seoTT.
Mr. WiLLiAMB believes that General
soeTr will be elected, but, as he snpposes
from bis present feelings. he shall not be
candidate for re-eleetioii from his district,
lie has no more interest lii tie result or
tlie Presidential election, than the hum.
blest voter iil 1T. lie lhereiors shall not
persuade any one TO eeeupy his position
Of inactivity, but upon the other hand
urges Tile Importance Of diligence upon
siis part Of the Whigs, 10 60 into The eleo
ton with their usual feryof aud dev5tio6
to the cause. and thinks II they shall do
%, they Will sueceed lii eleeting their caii.
didate--ahil Of course, along with him
the policy for which they have been ooii.I
leiilihg under The guidance Of tieit ID
mented CIAY Of Kentucky,
Mr.. WILLIAMS alluded with marked
dispeastfe TO the false statement that lind
been made tn rotation to II conversation,
that 1t was said he had OH his fsturn home
Oh the cars near Nashville, In which alIn.
sion lndbeen made to tile dying deelara-
ton Of the iametited CLAY. lie remark.
ed that It was very ingenefous that tlie
ashes OF one whose loss the nation was iii
mourning, should be disturbed by un-
hallowed hands, and ltigged into the par.
" questions Of the day.
MI Williams IL further represented M
saying, "lt was cruel TO laoerate the feel.
iiigs Of the family Of the illustrious states.
man by imposing tpot, them the unpleas.
ant duty Of vindieaiing the privaey Of his
death chamber, and his faina flom the henrt.
less aspersloils Of political niiiions,'
There was no truth IN any Of the bass In.
situations that had been made either 10
respects tho prospects OF General SeoTr's
election, or as TO the course which Mr..
Williams bad pfoeribed 10 himself in Lie
canvass.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
The Recent EIectiOns I'm worth
dfarOlfma.

WEssHs GALES AND sjEAT6N "A q cit
izen Of North Carolina, aud claiming
some knowledge of its present poliiica
condition, / desire to addfess d few words
TO the Wing party Of tile Union III regard
TO our recent State elections.--I intuila
that what ! say shall. unless / deeeive my.
self, consist with the well. known charac.
ter Of your journal for Guinness and self.
respect.
cay that this Slate viii 20 for sdorr
and GRAHAM by u large maiority-- aii
overwhelming one. No one eau predict
In round numbers future vote. Bit
will predict that they viii carry our State
by nidye than eight thousand rates. Why
then, II IL asked. have tile recent elections
resulted 81 they have? iii tie first place,
the rocef. elections ars not stated ID As ID
siosp MU true state dl Asc case. The
popular vote Of the State IL shown In tho
election Of our House Of Commons, "a
we'll as In the election Of our Governor.
In electing both every man iii In thn State
can vote. Now, although ,HErD, the
Democratic candidate, Ii elected Cover.
nor, yet the Wings not only have ma
jority Of four III the House OF Commons,
but In the popular vote polIed for that
House, tho Wings SHOW q moiority OF
several thousand In The State.
But Why was REID elected doyefnot {
Becatise he was the free suffrage candi
date, and Kraa was not. What Il the
free suffrage Our Legislature consists of
q Senate dnd House Of Commons. Every
man can vote In the Commons. No man
can vote for Senator unless lie owns fifty
acres Of land. Those who do own Il vote
for both Houses. There are about ninety
thousand voters In the Commons. There
afe about forty thousand Senate voters !.
Tfefcfore there are about hfty thousand
men in the State who, for want of land.
cannot vote in the Senate. Gov. Hrlp
proposes 10 give them this privilege, re.
gardless Of land. This is what Is called
free suffrage. REID Il its author aud pe-a
culiaf champion. Starting ii four years
ago, be came within sight hundred votes
o. defeating bis popular competition, Gov
Many, Urging II again two years aro.
lie did defeat Gonernor MAnLY by about
twcnty-eight hundredv otsst Being UIecs.
cd, he found il ths Legislature, friends
enough topass biz measure byithrss fiftl,s of
each House, ~ required BIZ the constitn-
ton. Still Y il % be passed again by
two thirds Of each House, before Il
can Detcne effectuaI, according ID fbe
constitution. To get his favorite meas
i1ra rlaansd sfeas fl,o 1rx.at ..tx:~s.. . .ys- !,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
How nafnftt Purchased tho
NIuHeurn.

iii All essay which r. r. BAnNum con
tributed Friendly Treaties Oh BUSINESS, Ii,
thus alltdes TO the purchase Of the Muse
uIn
lin i64l / purchased the American
Museum In New York without dollar
for / was not worth d dollar In the world
But was never disheartened Away,
felt that / could make money fas. enough
If | only set my mind to Ii. / remember
meeting friend In Broadway d few
weeks before I Ualne In possession of the
Museum. Well said I Mr.. A. / an
going 10 buy the American Museum
Buy it?' for he knew had no property
what do yon intend buying Il with !?
tBass, | replied, .or silver and gold i
have none.
III was even 30. Every body who
had any connexion with theatrical, circus,
or exhibition business from Edmond Sinp.
son, manager Of the old Park Theatre, 81
William Niblo, down to the most humble
puppet-showman Of the day, knew me per.
fectly well. Mr.. Francis Olmsted. the
owner Of tho Museum building, (now do
ceased J q noble WlioIe.s1Ied man al one
often meets with, having consulted my
differences, who all coilcnrred in telling
him that Iawas q good Snowman, and
would do as | agreed, accepted my propo.
ssiof TO give security for me III the pur.
chase Of the Museum collection, he ap.
pointed money tnksr at the door, and
~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

s. !, FfoH The tliasaaw Gaihet.
Il THE WAN SONG or f,lNAB yAUR,

s. 5, Ffetfi the tiasaasv TaSkat.
/ THE WAN soNa or plNAs yAuH.
The mountain sheep are swsater,
But The valley sheep are fattef,
We therefore deemed II iiiesisf,
II carry ofihe latter
We matis ali expedition.
We.net a host and qpsiled II,
We forced strong position,
And killed The man who held Ii.
On Dyfsd's richest valley,
Where herds Of kline were browsing,
We male 4 mighty sally,
To furnish e,if caroasing.
Fierce warfisis rushed to meet usi
We met them ando'erthreN them
They struggled hard 10 beat us,
But We conquered them and slew them.
Az We drove ouf prize st leisure,
The king marched pui 10 catch us--
He fled 10 his hall pillars,
And ere otlf force we led of,
Some sacked bis house and cellars,
While otAefs eul ills head of.
We there In strife bewilderng,
Split blood eneugh 10 swim In;
We efphansd many children,
And widowed many wemenl
The eagles and The ravens,
We gatted with our fuemen;
The heroes aud the craven,
The speafitish and The boWmen.
We brought away from battle
And much The lard bemsaned llen,--
Three thousand head Of cattle,
And The head el him who swned them
Ednyisd, King Of Dyfed--
His head was borne before us,
His wine and beasts supplied our ieasts
His ovefthfeiy our chorus.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE
4 Fvsbtsnne wKsxhr.
a. I
M, p, BRYAN, Editor and Proprietor,
offIes pn Church stfsst.
form e


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d All ADvERTIBEAtEN1's OF a PERSONA
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
", o. A. HobEhTe, HtFbB K, BUWEbt
ROBERTS & HOWELL, !
ATT o r. EYS AT LAW

T1AvE ferlneaa Partnership In The practice ci
IL their profession, and dtender their sefviaes
. all those vino may be pleased 10 intrust bEss.
ness 10 their management and care.
Having devoted much time and attentions to
the study aud practice OF Criminal Law for The
past eeven years, they particularly commend
themselves 10 those who may need their services
IN that department Of their profession
pfFtpE rRpNr ROOM, finsr FkoeR ABpvE the
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

GEonefA.--The indications are thai this
State 70 confidently clain1ed for Pierce and
King. may, after all, yet wheel into line In
support Of Scott and Graham. Tie with.
dsawal of tic third, Or union ticket i,as al.
ready been stated. A Convention of dat
party Is 10 bs held on Ire 18th of ibis nionsIa
70 Determine on its action Ills more than
psobahIs the Convention win determine on
supporting the straight-out whig ticket.
4 y does. look out 10 add Georgia 10 tie
goodly list ol Southern States, which will
vote for Scott In November next.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25
u fsAsEMENT,
No, pT, Camp street, New Orleans,
sfstfytN II tattER TAt1, H
!. Hall. \ rlpIsn. !.

FJUU UFsI% F y UJt4VIksJIIL LVQ STUItItl
rsuAcH srnsEr~-rirkR's NEW aufbntNu.t
A RE opening and offer for sale, general az
q 4 Il softment cf Creckefy, China and Class ware,
together with Housekeeping articles of every
description, Persons In want Of articles In our
line would do well to give us d call fn29y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

mind That Ten, CAss, whom tf,e Demo8
cratic party supported for the Presidency
IN 1e4s. and whom the masses of Tie
Democratic PARTY wished to have floniina4
Ted ior tlic Presidency by the Ben1ocralie
Nasional Convention Of last Jane. mud
whom 4 considerable majority 6f ti,ar
Cofivciitioii were ID favor cf nominating.
has now publicly ayowed III tIIe Senate of
the Uiiltcd States that he refused ID yoto
fof the Fugitive Slave Law, becagse ie
didn't give TO fugitive slaves tie fight Oh
trial by jury.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-09-25

We theitindefsigned agree to fbttii ourselves
Into eal fufaton under The laws ef the State 81
Lousiana as particularly set iufth In an aet enti-
lied All a.Stf sy he Organization " corporations fb,
ity,hs VI ttstblfe improvement ami ttlRy'a-=a copy
Of which IL hefeInio annexed, for the purpose VI
constructing Plank noad from The city of Batgn
Rouge, lii The Parish Of East Baton Rouge, 70 The
town tf Clinton Ii, the Parish Of East Felieiaiia
and feifi thence along the most eligable route to
point that viii eehheet the tewn. Of Liberty u
Aifits county State Of mississippi, and fol That
purpose We have formed The annexed charter. and
have signed the same, and have aided 10 our Sig
nature d statement Of the number Of shares and
the ansssat Of our subscriptions to said Cethpa.
49, ! = II t4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
QUINCY FOUNDRY
Carmen Main mud Quincy Streets,

WHEELING, VA.
TIyIE Subscribers La wing greatly enlarged and
plced their extensive establishment, arc pIepa Ell to
furnish the public with variety oil Work III their hhe
Splendid plain and fancy arches, including tenders, sum
mcr fronts fire iron stands &c, common round,
anu straight barred CRATES.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES,
Including the newest and most improved coal and wood
stoves. Franklin, balloon cannon ten plate Keel 5oat,
ollowyyaTc in ali its branches Sugar Kettles oivar
sizes, crythng in the domestic line Wholesale
and retail. rrra a.. . .. ..r.. . I'd. i
Mill gearing boat and mill castings. Onr extensive
and most improved assortment Of patterns long en-
pcrcnce in this line business and tho liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant to expect continuation OF
custom in of business Wind m'li hay SCALE
sleller truck wheel, and small wagon castiiSs
Wagon and buggy boxes. - , ., ,,>-x,
PLoUGfIS. AND PLOUGH CASTINGS ~
We to furnish the patent lever, Patent hill
side Crane I;u Hornet, Snider, &c. We have also Sc
this time the exclusive right to manufacture o
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH Fl, one OF the most Improved
in,plcmen EARNING at the present day. ItEf
Iron rails fcnciDs for cemeteries. houses gardens
verarias &c Porler,s improved graduating twycrc or
iroc have secured tho patent right for several eoun
ties this useful iron and exhibit recommendations
the United States Armory &c,as possessing qualities
facilitating Rlacksmiths labors which no other
possesses. Window caps consos, &c In short every
thing line OF business sad irons with ianty sta
serapeIs poTch FEET vault eellcrs window and sewer
Erangs &c Wrought iron nail, and spikes, OF tho bcst
quality and the lowest prices
tc5Persons wishing to purchase IN our lne wholesale
or retail will please give call All orders from the
country win be carefully attended TO and punctualiy filled
arroi HAMILTON & ROC ERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-12
MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

OF Q'IuCiunnii-SCs-lou oil ESJS-'0.S.
TIME regular Medical Lectures i'll this 1nsu
| tion will commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1872, aud continue four months.
.HHr.-. no tzp TRUSTEES.
Rev. &. ELLIOTT, H. d. President oi the Board a.
O. NJ LANGDONN, NJ. H., Secretary % -
Rev. THORNTON \. MILLS.
Hon. G. u. COFFIN.
r. u. MUSSEY, NJ u. $50.
Hon JOHN EuRGOTSE.
Hon G 20. IIOA AEIES, in. ' ....
T. NJ. GREGORY, E-4.
GEO NENnENIiiLL. NJ. ID.
The Faculty is composed Of the following ccntlemcn
H. Messy NJ. u, Professor OF Dcscriptivc and Orcr
alive Surgery. .F
+ p JrpKiSa, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
ions DAVIS, NJ D. Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy:
Jo,tS T. WruTr N. D.. Professor OF Theory and Prac
ice Of Medicine
Diseases Of Women aud ! hdfen.
Ions A. MrEruv, N. II. Professor OF Matcrla Mcdica,
'rler,nrutics and Medical Jurisprudence .. .
C. G. CoMrGYs NJ. d., Professor oi Institutes oil Mcdt
cine. ...s. -.a... .....-.-.-. -,.-..
rprLIN,S,R Of Lectures upon some important
sprriaes in Medicine and Surgery Will be gwen during
the month October. These lectures VIII he iTcc STU
dents arc a., Wis ed q commence with this COURSE
The DISSECTl NC ROOMS, under the supervision o
The tinct Professor Anatomy will be orened on the
isi OF October. .-. :, ..-
msscc,inr Ticket $40. Graduation Fee S25 r.
For further Inior nation address -I
r'' '' j. p JUDKlNS, NJ. D.,
:, Dean OF tho Faculty.