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The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19

THE COUNTY JAIL-Although much has
been said about the contracting for Coun-
~ Jail, thus far VIC are disposed to think the
County Court have done nothing more than
was their duty We have no doubt but
their action has had the appearance Of ope-
rating unjustly upon individuals, and that
snch things must often happen is matter
of course. Several things should be taken
into consideration lst, the financial condi-
ton Of the county is such as TO demand the
strictest kind Of economy, and Cd. it was in
dispensably necessary We should have such
a building. for tho purposes Of safety, convc-
nience and economy. 1t seems that the only
ground upon which complaint is founded, is
that the bid Of Wilson & Endcott was not
given in on the day advertised, aud conse-
qucntly, it is asserted, the court had no right
to receive it. We know not when this bid
was offered, and so far as the public i, con-
eerned, It makes no difference. It is per.
haps a hard matter to excuse an officer for
violation Of official duty. But it is no, charit-
able TO ccnsure severely when the act per.
formed waspractically right, and can only be
made to appear violation Of law by an unu-
sually strict construction. When VIC say
that the practical effect of the transaction
WAS right, we do not mean to say that 9th.
ers would not perform the duty of building
the Jail with equally as much punctuality as
Wilson & Endicott; but We mean to say,
that they arc amply qualified for the task
and as it was a saving Of several hundred
dollars to the county, that made it matter
Of preference.
The following is, VIC believe, the law un-
der which they acted, prescribing the duties
Of the Courts of Sessions:
ITO cause to be erected and furnished
/ Court House, Jail, and such other public
buildings as may be neces ,ary, and the same
to be kept in repair. Provided, that the
erection Of such Court House, Jail, and 9th.
er public buildings be let out after one
months previous publication, in each case,
OF readiness to receive proposals therefor
to the lowest bidder who win give good and
sufficient security for the completion Of any
cont act which may be made respecting the
same.'
We cannot see that this law compels the
court to suspend NIL operations, when it is
asccrtaincd that the bids are all too high, but
on the contrary leaves tho implication that
they may leave the wny sill open for further
bids. They cnnot close the bids sooner
than one month, but as the law says nothing
to the contrary, and as the public interest
required they should bo received later, is it
not reasonable to suppose the Legislature
designed to give them some discretion in the
matter' by their fruits We shall know
them" is an old and good maxim. And
If the action Of the court had q good effect,
it were but reasonable to suppose they had
done no moro than to carry out tho inten.
tion of the Legislature, unloss they had &C.
ted in direct violation Of the law: ftls
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19

New PAPER.--A new paper called the
sonoma Bulletin has lately been started
ut the town of Sonoma in this State.
Il 10 edited by A. J. Cox. We have
not yet received . copy
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19

The Mining Laws of Kentucky Valley
have been received, but are crowded out
They will appear in our next
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19
Masonic Notice.

n Brethren Of the Masonic Frater.
~ nifty Of Ancient York Masons arc
~ invited to attend tho celebration
~ of the anniversary of ST. John tho
Baptist at Nevada City, June Gath, 1852.
They will assemble at the Masonic Hail, Mt
Q o. clock, A.M.
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19

All communications directed to the NE
fada Journal" and forwarded through Ad-
pms 6 Co.'S or Gregoy's Express, will be
Sttended TO without delay.
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19

Wc are indebted to Adams & Co.'S.
Express for copy Of the New York
Herald, of May 18th.
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19

A NovEL IMPORTATION. oN.-Among the
hundreds of Chinese immigrants recent
ly arrived from Hong kong arc eighteen
females doubtless in nduced to come over
by the glowing accounts Of the country
given by the few of their ceuntrywomen
who have preceded them. They ap-
pear to be possessed of more means than
the men, as many of them were dressed
in short gowns and full trousers of pur-
pie and blue silk--a perfect specimen
of the Bloomer costume except the con-
formation Of the gown, which hung loose
ly about them unconined by a glrdle.
Atoy seemed to be chapcroning them,
and, to be in character, she had dotted
the American style Of dress in which
she usually appeared, and came out in
full Chinese Bloomer. Hew they man
aged 10 get here il il impossible 10 say.
Some little maneuvting must have been
necessary, 90 il has been the unifsrm
policy 10 prevent their females from
coming to this country, and whom by
chance few have strayed here to send
them back as sson as possible. Herald.
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19
sam Frnnci.cn Aeencv..

. O OcrAvIAN HooGs. is our authorized agent
for that city, who is duly authorized 10 re-
feive and rectipt for Moneys for advertising
pr subscription. Ar
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19

SIR JOHN FRANKLIN's SHIPS SEEN
A series Of letters to the British Admi-
rality are published in the London
Times Of the l4th April, which seem to
show>in brief that on the Goth Of April,
1851, the mate and crew Of the English
ship Renovation, when about FIVE miles
northwest of Cape Race, the extremity
of Newfoundland, saw two ships high
and dry upon an iceberg, with mas's
housed and other evidences Of having
wintered in the ice. Their description
answering to that of the Erebus and
Terror, and their position being such as
to show that they were consorts, it is
believed by many that they were the
ships in which Franklin's Arctic Expe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

cNclNNATPers yub.: l4s ses whisky Wshper Ma
oo@ 49, III Us lard iG oil
y &, ss s nsS. 1snef % s s
a sSs s y ts, T sas
M, Reaa DC ST.
beef Taylor cassy silly. is t !4ms Sydsss ,se
ssss,s kspw ssss s
Ssiss. I'll
Coco can asHss FsIo%s. aeoTos
s Bel 81
S H.lsT ases ii. asp a sI.s
81. sss 's %
q III, s5sE
FSs Js hsa' Bs Ps%
ks corn Is bales cotton
| lDa hhls tobacco
loves &so"lss do wright Williams Watt pesauIes
R w..a 1 sss o I
esyP dsy
%a COP Msk esd ess '
cherry Frank Lysps dc 4
&se si s"
chossx ~ sa}ss so'iGn Nne Cox &ss
o5 do Gsvennd Bros Ssos W1a Has r n a
Wight fs. asos Williams fhip
sys ssa PAYNE asts IS
deg SiGS e etsS FHsS
% 81 hH:
s's'ss %sE'L sse
Brsnass WsP Psxus Rs Sussn, wEn
Ward Ona 10 Bssg fGy A Ase Sn
Per brig Tehuanepec from Vera crazon Letchr and eig
o'nes h; from NewYork-2l steerage passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
WATERLyvG PLACES

NOR BILOXI, BAY ST. LOUIS, H. n
pass CHR1sTJAs AND MISSISSIPPI CITY e4tk4$5gdki
ri. NJE or HOURs-on snd sler Monday 9Th ofs1S
n,s,ner steamry CAJIFORSTA will aai from tue
watering pisces balance IN - be9w Ths asor,i
asaIy o trade with splendid
honc5sftrsip Rai,roaf ga follows: =,
EVERY MONDAY EVENING. ine ocieeA Ch'''
THmK SDAy pvrsrSfc.. e.. .-.-....
p,;na iii dave BiioI EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRI
DAY NOR o'clock ard SUNDAY EVENING etsoenek
i. S's'sn' u z. GEppss. Agent 10 ssnk Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
- ADICALCUREOF ooRNs, without cutting

al. ROSEN BERG, from Whfsa" ne caPt
81 luz luz ~ honor to ladies and gentlemen and
fou s.usa Of place. that he undertakes the toa
NAILS and every hard ~ ~ III
between the Toes WITHOUT CuillNo ny nehs VI M
composition - s,,,a, ro;nr,es without the
occupation
of carrying Root in his hand
H. Of rest testmcniaia
other foreign parts and ~
The Dostor daily from halls IN NJ
the morning three the afternoon o. no. IVA
Between Toulouse ST. Peter streets mill y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

gB- The regular weekly packet steamer
NATCIIEz No Leahers will lave for HARD TIMES
GRAND GULF, RODNEY, WATERPROOF, NATcHEz, FORT
ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE PLAQuEMINE DONALD
soNviLLE and all landings THIS DAY. the 18th ins'
8 o'clock n. NJ
ep1 d.. r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
HKW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFYERsor CRY,
Friday Evening September II, 1882
The market is about bare of Western Beeves The ar
rivals during the latter part Of the week were unimpor
aut and the market firm in favor of sellers The market
for Texas Cattle brisk to-day The stock of Sheep
considerably reduced Ito about 500 head) Prices Of
Hogs remain pretty firm, with moderate stock. fair
supply of Lake Veal Cattle is Offering and small stock
of Mich Cows:
BEEF CATTLE (Fine Westerly 61a6-c% b ns>.
=. :. (Texas, etc. ).......... -f05}sc D fb n''.
Hoes .71za-c y Is
SHEEP. Vo'eL 70 " aoe,
N,lcH Cows NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. f25z0r45 y hea3
CALVES AND YEARLtSss SIS 50fDS8 90 q head.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF DAILY CREscENr,
Saturday Morning September IS 1852 J
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
sb,, o.,xe1o William, NeyYork 10 Woodruff eco
INK Fanny SON Havana, Gifney h icyell
Ha,k AIb.ts puriutou, Bus,on VIM CTe.vy
ARRIVED.
Ship Pacdc Brown Network 18th August to cohen-2i DIST
Bark yicor Whiting IS days from Boston, to nas'er-i DIST
BarkA nm Johus1u-POnt -
,rr shaantepec Collins from MI, in ballast to
II l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
RED RIVER.

viii leave TJTEsnAY, s. ptenopf a. at o'clock r. ~
EOR ALEXANDRIA and all in ~ n
Il mediate iaatfncs Red Kivpr.-The and LSasEks
CHI srauz PIOTA J. MeFaraae, master
a above For freight paage appy en- ooaa oet
'i sieis street NJ ROBINSON ~ cana street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

Steam boats.
Glcniv Burke, Bentley, from Nckshurg.
Choetaw, Sterling, rom Trenton.
No p I4.athers from Hard Times
Miller, from Ionihsile
Yuba Hill Cincinnati.
Conoueor from the down and % sea
ship Chas Spragae and brig broonrousht up
brig Tehnnntepec
Towboa Poose the Paetowed down and TO
the Bar bark Chorokee-bFougt
up shp Pacific ttrks Victor md Ann Johnson
Below-C Up.
Brig John williams, San Juan.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

steamer p LEATERs PIERCE, MASTER will leave for MEs
pIIIs GRAND LAKE, GREENviILv, COLUMBIA, GAiNEss
LANDING NAPOLEON, HELENA, vIcKsBuRG, NATclifz and
MI int mediate landings THIS DAY the 18th n at O'Clock NJ
ssnls D. r. CARROLL. IS Union Row, Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
Departures Of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL,

EUROPA tBr) NEW YORK. SATURDAY, August ~
NIAGARA fRr 4 . Ear BOSTON .,.,.. SATURDAY, Sept d.
PACIFIC (Am). for NEW YORK. "WEDNESDAY, o.
AFRICA, orb .....for NEW YoRK....sATuRDAY. II
C,NAnt M, "a, posToN SATURDAY. IL.
AM NT1S IN, fo, NEW YORK . W EDNEsDAY, 90
ASIA fBr.)......... for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 20
AMERICA tBr) BOSTON. SATURDAY October J.
ARCTIC. (Am). for NEW YORK;. ."EpNEsnh' o.
EUROPA Or. .ior NEW YORK. SATURDAY, ..
NIAGARA, (Br.)... for BOSTON. SATURDAY, 10
BALTIC (Am.). -. for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, " 70.
AFRICA, tBr.) 80. for NEW YORK SATURDAY, 10
CANADA fBr i, for BOSTON SATURDAY, - so.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
EDUCATION.
REMOVAL

NJ EMOyAL.-W. N ROGERS, Propri f-y.
N, ,or OF the Fashion Stables having removed 10 the
large and building recently erected At NO. Iva
r, between uonne Philippe, would ba pleased 70 see M
friends and prepared offer them accommodation Ms f
Excellent Buggy HOSES ad huegies o "fe' MS
Stable and Stalls for Hoi ses on Livery. auo ~
NE EMOVAL.-BARELLI 70. have tempora
u rily from 81 Common street to no Nv
street.
ES EMOV AL.-K h. MARX, Attorney AZ I'D LAW
IL u has removed 'ro" l'e'' 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
JACKSONVILLE.
BILLIE.

U1OR SOUTHWEST PASS. BaLIzg ~ :.
aud all n,ernsed4t. landing, TIE regular
Jacket steamer FASHION, Capt Fagot will Lear
sbo EVERY sATURDAY MORNING. az o'clock '1ad NJ u
sIk IA heretofore Returning will leave alternately the 1 mnf
. ~ Ia afsrraon - % an15 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
EXPORTS.

NEW YORKPer ship Oswego: bales cotton 1916 pigs lead 3s3
hh baceo hemp, So talow As ba stearn l22 sacks
corn, blles moss, ss5 hides, ios pkEs nilse
HAvANA-Per bark Fanny seq tons coal
BosTOSPer bark Alters: 6s cotton hhds tobacco 1879
bills Hour 10 bea hemp s DO WOOL ali
hhds muskets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

packet steamer DOVE Capt H. w Smith, will isave for LOUIS
WILLIE EVANSVILLE, HENDERSON, PADucAH and all inserm1-
a lsairgs EVENING" 18th irst at o'clock froom tile foo
street. Passengers will pleae be in reans
septs SMITH n tlMlsl Ef, ~ f"'h'hS sur.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
COPARTNERsHIPs, tlC.

NOTICE.-The Commercial Partnership here
ofor. carried on the Bastro under the nHn style
and n Of Tntum Barhan hereby dissolved by hua'
said firm placed m th ha ~, =,
ter Ego collected 10 be appie " the se'eent
Of ,le Partnership debts the to be equally dvded
" ~ : i 1s'' ~ Z. TATuM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IMPORTS.
NEW YoRK-Per ship Pacific Assorted mise
BOsToN-Per bark Victory: Assorted n'dse.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
willl-sys MaSnay ssp,aes, q :. ses +. NJ

wlli-av. MONDAY Sept .nlter 10 st 5 e,e.ei r. NJ
aHOR PRINCETON, SKIPWlTHsS .fsS, n
" LANDING SIILLtKEN's BEND, LAKE PROV Liaasf5J5sf
DENCE vIcKsBGRs, GRANT, GULF, RODNEY -
JATCEtEZ FoHT ADAMS BAYOU SARA BATON k',uef "
JACKSONVILLE aud all ntenediate andmss - NJ qua,
n ton Packet Seuner SAXON-The elegant ans fast
cket SAXON H. viii leave as above For
eight or passage, apply on board, or 70
STRoTHER i BROS Agents. IS Poydras stis+t
IF freight for Yaxoo River w'th NE psi e Q
ami early Saturday 'rn c'-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

SaUNps and BATHING APPARATuNSs A
-So.i Iot,N MCCARTHY PLUMBER, No. 1S4 CAMP sffSA
Newoleans received new ana e. 15g rs
STREE Eocks various Force and ilt Pumps
ormeDt n G Cooking angesi Bathing Tubs and Shower
Baths. Land Piues Sheet Lead work Of every
description. n,omptv nut IN and repaired Alordsr
empty attended To-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

Will lsav. SATURDAY, september Is. NJ O'clock
THOR OUACHITA AND BLACK g. -
RvERs-The nsw light draugh, Al running keak3T
will leave
tys far TRfNTY HhRRsONBURG landings
passa apply opposite ~ or 70
s.pis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

l,SOR VICKSBuhG, MlLLlhEN ) fsS n
BEND NEW CARTHAGE, MARRESTON. llHs sfsaa
SUNDAY Paeke. steamer H. NJ oapi
a d swirl running pas ehee
eaner WEIGHT D c.sks viii cSG~saSs hss rev
MORNING. ri Returning, will sa7e fcksbug e3eri
Wednesday evening" o'clock For further past'saas appy
ain ' e' SMITH FtMisfERs ~ Poydtas street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

August 81 1s52 ~ p. -,
mr. BARHAMs SToRE-NorIcE ~ Thomas N,
BnIom espeetsIiy informs OF the Parish . Mohou.
flat the Arm Burham Icing ne mrs
NAM n, III nun Ma in Baop Thankful for past fsvos he
sole continuation public Patronage and VIII eha, aot 70
be AMOR led 6y any onef
sale goods and purchase Oh oo'oh' or
viii highest market price will be gwen. an
r- supply OF nl artes necessary , n ri' ~
| consunt on band. lsepil AVA ''h -'-N"' =, -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
TICKSBURG.

viii leave SATURDAY Sptefnher 49, At ho'cioek P. NJ
syOR HARD TIMES. GRAND GULF, - -
RODNEY wATERrRooF N sa,T.s e. . Fort
VINE DONAIDSDNyLIE iat-pediata andingk. IA,
tsburx NATCMEzN No. 2f OF Esfsa
ATRDAY EVENING so'clockTh last running
steamer NATCHEZ T. P Leshsrs mne ne" III Tue
aud will leave above For egl OF
| eply board Of Canal street, Or TO
II.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

VIII leave MONpA sepien,tT y At . O'CLOCK p. n
NOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTOS, - n
NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GUILE, RoDNEY, IlfassssSSsa
WATERPRc5F NATrIiEZ, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU NeSx1a3 -
ARA BATON ROUGE fLAaUEsTEs 1880 saett
PRINCESS No. 8-For EVERY MoNbAY EvEsIst5, a. p 2
PRINCESS No !, j. ~
master now ut The eye. viii
apply on board loot Cansi or %
D, Il. CARROLL, Union Row So Carondeiet street.
IT Freight for all yazos Rive. sss gs we privilege
| 10 - i - - Asris
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
WANTED.

yEyO 1.-THE three two story and attic An
BRICK DIV ELlINGS Circus stree, between -
Each House CON is fsht hoos III Hie
main ttrns, apply to - y, ,.,.. $500.
sep5 Il D. CaRRu.L 80 Union Row, Csron'eet street
| NTEGROES WANTED--F Fifteen or twenty good
v NEGRO MEN WANTED TO on IA Plantation The best oil
| wages ''t w e. annv Il, THOMAS y. NIACKEY Il CO.,
septl Canal street, eorner u A 'sa|i"s' 'Ps"'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

viii leave TUESDAY, September u. vt 5 O'Clock p NJ
sNOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, 6.4 n
NEW CARTaAGE, GRAsb Gu is1 Kop vta a $a
rr Packet Steamer magnificent aud ~ii an
T ght apply on board o. %
~ SMITH l. FIAlSTER, 81 Poytras street.
s The will be at the Leve rms Morning feaaS "
-.r- We fepht, take freight for faroo CITY.
l ~ -" = sspt6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

wv ANTED--By resident of the city, who
Wv can be we'll ecoin, present employer situation
that wl Jay $50 per He is Ae
countal ETC. young family and will act in any capac
o tioors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
LIST OF VESSELS IN Port NOT cLEAREl

Pcr brig Tehuantepec from Vera cazHon Leteher and eli
ohets !, =, . ......u.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

wju,s6y 5ArtRnAY sepembsr H. u o'clock I'm.
EHOR MEMPHIS, GRAND LAKE, t. a
n GREENv,LLE, COLUMBIA . AINESS LAND
NJ, N ApoIt i)E. HELENA, ytCkSBLRf, NAE
IfZ all .iat liniingsrbs pl T.. MFR a. T.
IEA-ls EIsS. John Ptrct, now ut the Les
freight For freight or passage aPPs on
footof Caral erect or TO ~ ". sSNfoLtH ..,.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

sNOR PRINCETON, SKIPWITHo ~. u
II LANDING MILLIKEN's BEND LAKE PROV lEas sga
7DENCE viCKsHURG, GRAND GULF, R,DSEY, 1lsz.k51eeA
sTcIIEZ FORT ADAMS YOU SARA, BATON ipo.'r 10y
I6soNViLiE and ali Intermediate Ian ngs : Regular Wesk5
,rn packrt Steamer AXONThe and s
steamer SAXON j. H Estes having en- re-
wired panted overhauie her lin WI hef
- ular trips the abose trade commanding On Nv e M
me- ut O'Clock p Nj leave EVERY AJNiAf therehite'
irogbou The season passage apply eoa1 or to
'"'es'' STROTHEf, 4 BROS, 45 Poytras street.;
s The SAXON receive freight from the shipping or o
commencing this morning -. ,:- ;h ,,;,;t.s
Sb ihe ,..a., 'e'e ania
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

COMPREHENSIVE Il have this day asso-
ca4r with m. in business WILLIAM g. BIBB and my
SAMUEL TALBOT JONES, the firm of JoMES Blbs q CO
SeyyOrasns. July i. 1852 lly3l SAMUEL 1--WE, ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-14

wos not Paul, wien he sent tho runaway
Onesiinus home To his master. So was not
an angel of God, when he commanded the
runaway llagar to go home to her mistress"
In this Our day of high-wrought senlimen-
tnlism, we have some very romantic and
imaginative philanthropists!
] would make further extracts from this
article, only that it would extend to too grent
a length; aud besides, hope to see the
whole of IT, aud also one or two others of the
series in some Of the next Bugles. make
no comments further, on the passages have
cited, but you must, aud call attention of all
Disciples" to the nonstrous positions OF
one Of their greatest men, chosen champion
and leader among them.
Yesterday afternoon and evening Charles
G. Griffin aud myself held meetings in the
Disciples Church here in SOlon. Evidently
many ofthc brethren, were astouislIeh ut the
revelations we made to- them. | am sorry
the author of such doctrines ms these ! have
quoted, finds so many upologisls among o.
hio " Disciples" Altogether, they proclaim
TO destruction. We continue our meetings
today in the same house-thc proprictors
generously granting it for our use, notwith-
standing our plainness aud fidelity. Credit
ever, where credit is due.
Yours for the conflict,
PARKER PILLSBURY.
Solon Mond, August oh, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-14
CIR C U L A R

CALL FoR YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS AT
SALEM, o.
A joint committee appointed by New Garden
and Salem Quarterly Meetings, to confer togcth-
er and issue a call for Yearly Meeting of
Friends, to be held at Salem; commencing the
first, First day of the Ninth Month, 1852, and
take such action as will promote that object.
We believe the time has como when those
members of society, who desire something high
or morally and spiritually than the present posi-
tion of the Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends,
and other popular religious organizations, should
associate themselves together, encouraging and
strengthning each other ia advancing their
own moral and social interests, and benefiting
by their influence, example and practice, op-
pressed and suffering humanity.
We would therefore invite Friends generally,
and especially the friends of Ohio Yearly Meet
ing, and those who feel a deep intercs in the
Society of Friends, to unite with us in holding
the Yearly Meeting aforesaid, confidently hop
ing our meeting may prove instrumental in pro-
noting the cause of righteousness. and spread
ing pure religion, and increasing humanity in
| the earth.
Signed on behalf of the committee appointed
by Now Garden and Salem Quarterly Meetings
Dapa Scholfeld, William GriRtA,
IPiiiiam KIRK, Mary GriHh,
Ell Garretson, Elisabeth Kirk,
William Hayhrst, Re6ecca SchoJfeld,
Pierce Garretson, Eli Thomas,
Robert HiAes, Lot HolaiaS,
Isaac 1Tescott, Caroline Stanton.
Six mo-, 18th, 1852.
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To the Debtors Of the Western Anti.SlaVcry
Society.

In looking over the books of the Society,
find that great many persons who made pledg-
es at the two last annual meetings, have failed
thus far to pay them.
The society have several debts to Agents, and
for paper &C., which the Executive Committee
arc very desirous of having paid before the next
annual meeting, and if all who owe pledges
will pay them Immediately, the Committee will
be able to report the Society out of debt, and
with funds to commence next years operations
with. Wouldn't that be glorious! Friends of
the cause, send in your pledges to the subscri-
Der, and let us be out of debt once.
]. MCMILLAN,
Treasure Of w. A, s, s,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-08-14
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.

WILL offer for sale at auction on theprcnn-
iscs. on Monday, August 23d, 1862, at | o'clock.
Z. NJ, the new STEAM GRIST MILL, in
Marlborough, Stark county. This exceltsus
mill contains two run Of stones, and Is capable
of grinding 100 bushels with ono cord Of wood.
This mill has good run Of custom work, ,thero
being no other grist mill within eight miles, in
any direction except on the northeast. Lima
station on the Clevand & Wellsville Railroad In
four miles from Marlborough
TERMs;-Twclvc hundred dollars TO be paid
within ten days after the sale, when possession
will be given; the balance Of the purchase mo-
ncy in two equal annual payments, with inter-
est, secured by mortgage on the premises.
HENRY PEET.
Marlborough, August lth, 1852