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The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
III. DAVIS,
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &c.
PRICES Reduced

NOW IS THE TINE to purehs Sc vour .un.
~ w les for the winter. We ha We on hand
ana oer ior sale very complete assortne Mt of goods
IN our line, many Of which at greatly reduced prices
turcnasers may save some time as well as money
by gir1ng us a call. -'S
Erery article sold By is acdrrated as represented
enno Ssock consists IN part the following artices
oOOO lbs Sugar cured Hams
!o,OUO lbs extra clear Bacon,
IOo bbls and half bbls Clear and Mess Pork,
9o 90 hGlf and or bbls family market Bsef-Smith7g,
81 half bbls No. l Mackerel,
oO hrkins choice Goshen Butter
III ierces Is and % lb % lb kits do.
ZOO lbs English Dairy Cheese
33o firkins and 20 cases No. Lard,
10 bbs and half bbls Corn Meal
$50 bags new Chile Beans,
100 tins, 25 lbs each, Euckwheat Flour.
$50 doz Baltimore Oysters,
80 doz kensett's Oysters,
30 doz CLANS and Lobsters
80 doz roast chickens and Turkeys
90 doztKensetts fresh Peach
PIE FRUITS English and American; Chile Pea
ches; dried Apples; dried Currants; Raisins, Corn
Starch, prepared article for pics. puddings dc
SPICES, &c Cinnamon, Cloves, Pjmcnto
Ginger, Pepper, India Curry Powder, Nut.neg.Fn
glish and American Mustard, Royal Osborn Sauce
Tomato Catsgp, Olives, Capsrs: 1000 doz Yeast pow
ders, Cream Tartar, Carb, Soda, Saeratus Mace
roni, and Vermicelli;
TEAS-Imperal, Gunpowder. Young Hysonard
Ooong Black Teas.
COFFEE.-Od Java and Costa Rica Coffee.
Ground Coffee in 1 lb tins Eagle Milsl
Crushed ground, granulated and Loaf Sugar,
No. China lava n-1 NJ N-IsanS Sugar
C.-...... New York and East Boston Syr,,z
Soda, Sugar and Butter Crackers,
Jenny Lind, Junlblcs, and Tea Cakes,
20 cases and 100 kegs Pickles,
100 bxs German Wax and Adamantne CsadIrs
200 bxs Colgae's and Hills Soap
so bxs Pearl Starch, 300 lbs Dupont's Powder,
20 reams letter paper, loo doz Davies Ink,
loo doz bxs Waters, 10, 600 sef-sealing envelope;
Vines, Llqnors, &c.
Fine old Pinet, Castillon d Co.. and Otard, Du-
puy s, Co.'S Pale and Dark Brandy
United Proprietsrs Peleyosin, Sazerac de Forgo
and Fills Brandy,
30 casks American Brandy, wilIow-bound
90 bbls cid Rye and Bourbon Whiskey-soms
very chsiee;
Scotch Whiskey; Cherry Brandy
A few gallons choice old Apple or Cider Brandy;
Double Eagle Holland Gin;
Best American Gin
Crown Pale Sherry Black Warrior Madeira;
Bargundy Port Rhine Hook, Sauterne;
Grape Leaf brand Claret
Heidsiek Co.'s Champagne Wine;
so cases Champagne Cider;
Abbot & Sons Boao Brewery London Ale
and Porter.
Boxers Stomach Bitters; Stoughton Bitters;
Absinthe, Annisotte, Curacao, Orgeat;
Maraskino, CONNIE Syrup, Ess Peppermint 60
loo, eoe Havana and American Cigars;
Old Virginia Diadem, Diadem Twist and Grape
brand chewing Tobacco.
Fine cat Yellow Bank Tobacco;
Goodwns Smoking Tobacco /; L D Pipes
Flour, Grain and Potatoes always on hand.
25-4w MEEkER S Co. street, of Fourth.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
SUMMONS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county of Nevada, township
- of Grass Valley, IS. Justices court Before j. M.
Fouse, j. D. The people Of the State of California,
to VIM A. Brown You are hereby summoned to
appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace
at his office in said township ON Saturday the 22d
day of Oct A. D. 1853, at 10 o'clock A NJ, to answer
the complaint of Hopkins Cook, who deraud
against you the sum of Sal 81 upon a contract. On
failure SO to appear and answer, Judgment vii be
rendered against you for said sum, meney dis6urss
ments and costs Of suit Given under my hand, this
18th day of Oct. A D 1853. J. M. FOUEE
259t Justice ofthe Pence.
1t is ordered that service be had by publicaton in
Nevada Journal NJ. FOUSE 7 P
true copy. Attest w. L. BANKS, coast,
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

BaE~ The brig Arrow was seized by orders
of Gen. Hitchcock in the harbor of San Fran
cisco, on suspicion that it was engaged for a
fllibuRtering expedition against Sonora. The
Alta of the 10th has the following:
"Gen. Hitchcock, Collector Hammond, and
Major Andrews, are cited to appear in the Su-
preme Court this morning at 10 o'clock, to show
cause why the writ Of repleYin issued from the
court in the case Of the 4Arrow was resisted by
them. This proceeding will bring up the whole
question at issue between the civil and military
authorities.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

LOLA MoNTEz This lady arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon by stage from Grass Val
ley. where she has made her residence and with
out stopping, took passage on board the Stea-
mer Antelope for San Francisco. During the
half hour after her arrival that the boat remain
ed, number of friends of the Countess paid
their respects to her. She is in her usual fine
health and spirits, and speaks III glowing terms
of her mountain home, where, with her pet
goat, dogs and gun, she enjoys the mountain
air by hunting, riding, exploring the mines,
entertaining her many visitors reading and
writing up the notes of her singularly eventful
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

TRIAL OF THE HALbs.-This case, being for
the murder Of Chinaman named Lyn Chain,
on Bear river, August 9th, was concluded in
the District Court at o'clock on last Sunday
morning. The verdict of murder was rendered
against Geo. W. Hall, and acquittal for John
f. c. Hall. The sentence is reserved for the
next November term. The counsel for the
government were VIM. NJ. Stuart, prosecuting
attorney, assisted by James Churchman and II.
C. Gardner for the defense j. r. Mcconnell,
Stanton Buckner, J. S. Carpenter, aud ]. c.
Palmer.
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225-3t
Summons.

STATE of California, county of Nevada, township
Sykes ]. P. The people of the state of Californis
to O. J. Preston and c. Conway; You are hereby
summoned to appear before the undersigned justice
of the peace at his office in said township on Tuesday
the 27th day of December, A D. 1853 at ten o'clock
A NJ, to answer the complaint of 8. c. Richardson,
who AYERS you are indebted to him on promisEory
note a copy of which is filed in this office, in the
of $500 exclusive of interest On failure so to
appear and answer Judgment will be rendered
against you for said $500 and costs of suit.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day of September
A D. 1853. J.L SYKES, ]. 2.
true COPY 24-tf j. G. GOAD const.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Hsg~ Application for charter for an Odd
Fellows Lodge in Nevada has already been
made, and other arrangements to the same ef-
feet. All Odd Fellows Of this city and vicinity
are particularly requested to attend the adjourn
ed meeting this evening at the Office of L. W.
Colburn Esq, at 8 o'clock, to hear the reports
Of committees
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

na, Drs. Clark & Walden have just opened
fine stock of drugs, medicines, perfumery,
paints, &c, in their new store on the corner Of
Broad and Pine streets. DR.. Clark is favora-
bly, known in his profession, the practice Of
which he still continues. See advertisement,
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
Dissolution of fCO-PartnershiU,

THE eo-partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, under the name and firm Of
Il. Holt d Go. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All debts owing to the co-partnership are
be received by j. n. Turner and all demands on tho
said partnership are to be presented to the said Tur
nsr for payment, by whom the business will here
after be carried or Nevada, Oct. 7th, 1853.
ZIBA HOLT,
25-3t J. " TURNER.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
D0WnieViIie Road.

1t is with much pleasure we announce to The
public that line of tri-weekly stages has been
put upon this road. The proprietor5 are Messrs.
Conner & Wentworth, well-xnown for their en-
terprize in this kind Of business. The stages
leave the Nevada Hotel every Monday, We'd
neSday and Friday, and Downicyille every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday. The stages 90
through in ten hours. Passengers from Sacra-
mento1 can go by this route in two days, and
back again in the same time. The road has
been handsomely graded most of the distance,
and is rapidly beng completed. Over no part
of it is the grade heavier than between here and
Grass Valley. The arrival of the stage for the
first time in DownievIlc, the past week, created
great enthusiasm, and called out the following
which was Immediately signed by great many
citizens to the amount of $1,000 -
CAS- a very strong disposition has been man
ifeSted by the proprietors of line Of stages to
establish route between this and cities below
it is earnestly requested that the citizens who
are deeply interested in this matter will come
forward and subscribe for the purpose Of com
pleting the road to the top Of the hill"
Persons in Sacramento San Francisco, and
Marysville who wish to visit Downieyille, or
any towns in the North, should by all means
come by this way, as they save 25 miles of irk-
some mule riding, necessary On the Marysville
road, and can make the distance in comfortable
coaches, and in one half the time.
The opening of this road is great era in the
history of the northern portion of the state. It
is especially valuable to this city, Sacramento,
and Downieville. To us and to Sacramento
because II gives great enlargement to The trac
cssstAas sIgo cites, to Downeyiile because il
must cheaper goods there, ed to the trayeli z
public becausa it gives facilities and choapneas
of lhe most thorough nature.
Nevada is enphatioaliy commercial mart.
From Its position it is the distributing reservoir
of a large section Of country, and the addition
of the Downieville trade is an item Of the first
Importance. Our mining resources are second
to none, but our commercial advantages are the
great glory of our city.
The thanks Of the whole public and q rich re-
turn for their enterprise are due to Messrs.
Conner and Wentworth.
Our popular friend w. s. McRoberts, is the
agent for the new stage line in this city, and
Iangton Bro. in Downieville.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

PLANK RoAD.--The Union says a single
track of the plank road is completed to Pc
terson's Ten Mile House, with the exception of
three hundred rods at this end, and fifty rods
at the upper extremity of the route.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

MEssRs. MEEKER & Co., of Sacramento, ad
vertise in our paper to-day large stock Of
provisions, &C., which our merchants will do
well to notice. The Sacramento trade o. our
city every day grows in Importance, and the
opening of The Downeville road must SUI
mora enhance it. ~
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

LYNcHED.--On Wednesday last Chinaman,
who had been arrested at Diamond Springs, on
charge of grand larceny, was whipped, had
his queue cut of, and made to leave the town.
1t is said the prisoner was rescued from the au-
thorities after the order of committal was made
out by the magistrate.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Rea- The Rouge River War, says the Noun
tain Herald of the lst, for the present, at least
is oyer--the hatchet is buried-peace has been
concluded and the inhabitants of the valley have
returned to their peaceful homes, once more to
resume their respective industrial avocations.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

HE2g~ Mr.. David Miller living at Cold Spring,
FL Dorado county made fatal mistake in
handing his little daughter, during the night,
glass containing strong solution of morphine
instead of water. The child died next evening
from the effect, and the feelings of the father can
be more easily imagined than described.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

INcoRPoRATIoN OF NEyADA.-We under
stand that the preliminary steps towards effect
ing this desirable object have been taken by a
survey of the town, the perimeter of which is
one mile square. This is deemed sufficiently
extensive for all practical purposes, and is we
believe but onesixth of the size of the old city
corporation. A plat Of the survey, as required
by law, will head the memorial for the town in
corporation that is to be presented to the County
Court and which will in day or two be in cir
csation for signatures.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Hook AND LADDER MEETING.--A regular
meeting Of the Hook & Ladder Co. is called for
Saturday evening next, at the new Hall, for
the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing
year, and for revision of the bylaws. A full
attendance is requested.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

rGl The poetry on the first page to ar. D."
was sent to young widower in this city from
the States, written in a pretty lady's handwri-
ting No clue to the authorship accompanied
the tender miSsive
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
Horse Missing

ENROM the Pittsburg MILL near Nevada city
~ De DEscRIPTIoN.-Middle sized, roam colored,
California breed, very quiet sumbles in his pace,
rather long backed, carries his head low and has
large knob or bump on his forohead. He was taken
from the stable of the above mill on the night Of
the 7th OctO ber, 1853. Thirty dollars reward
will be given to anyone who i'll recover and re-
store tho horse to me. JOHN HICKS,
25-3t at the Pittsburs Mill
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

nGl The steamer Antelope and Confidence
came in collision on the 10th, in the vicinity of
Benecia, by which accident the Antelope was
considerably injured in her forward guards,
though not sufficiently to cause any detention
on her downward trip.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

LATEsT.-Since working off our outside We
find the following adendum to the " ten COM
mandments" in one of our exchanges
AND LAsTLY-Thou shalt be particular not
to leave thy bundle at thy boarding house, with
out making satisfactory arrangements with the
man whose grub thou has eaten, for it is far bet
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

New SOURCE FOR CoNFLAGRATIoN.-The
Marysville Herald relates that a man who
brought coal into that city from the mountains
found on emptying his sacks pieces of coal as
large as his fist ruddy with fire. The Goals had
been exposed to the air, and no fire was pre-
snmcd to remain.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

nesA- Charles Caulfield was shot, in Sacra-
mento city, q few days since by the accidental
discharge of pistol in the hands Of James
Schooling. The ball struck the sixth rib and
glanced downwards, but the wound is not con-
Sidercd mortal.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

FREIGHT TO Acknowledging to the late
favorable accounts from Australia freights to
that country are reported to have gone up about
II per cent, in Boston. The cargo of one YES
sci Was sold at an advance of $4,000 on the
original cost.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14
Total in State :....90,0O0,OOO
9.S2S.18l

No. claims presented to Commission 812
Average number of acres in a claim. 12,103
NO. OF acres claimed in mining counts 2S9, ,78O
No. of claims decided and confirmed 72
Number of claims to be decided .... 74O
No. ofclaims submitted to prest board 163
Date OF first grant .......... 1878
Date OF last claim ...... ...... May, 1886
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Dc Mr.. Kahn, the gentleman who had So
900 stolen from him on the steamer New World
is a merchant in FL Dorado county, and not in
Marysville, as stated in the papers.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

pea- The dead body of Mexican was found
on Tuesday, last week, in Marysville, lying near
Spanish house, with cash about three inches
in width extending completely through his body.
Blood was traced to the house above mentioned,
and the inmates were arrested, and are now un-
dergong an examination.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Me- Six thousand, five hundred dollars were
collected for foreign miners license tax in PIa-
Ger county during the past month. The receipts
from this source in Placer have averaged FIVE
thousand dollars per month since the passage
of the law.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

HSr Gables have been carried under the hull
of the steamboat Atlantic, lying sunk in Lake
Erie, and hopes are confidently entertained of
raising the vessel and bringing her into port
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

REDUcED.-We understand that the pay Of
Night inspectors in the Custom House depart
ment has been reduced from Sc to So per day. .
Although striking for higher wages is fashion :
able in San Francisco, it is hardly to be expect
ed that il Will be attempte d In this case
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

QUARTZ MAcH1NERY-Tbe steamer Antelope
brought up to Sacramento says the Union, on
the 10th, two immense boilers, together with
other fixtures for quartz mill at Eureka, Ne
yada county,
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

HfA-The San Francisco papers announce the
death of Mr.. Andrew Macy, editor OF the Prices
Current, and formerly of the Picayune.
The members of the Press assembled and
adopted proper measures of respect.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

DrED.-March 26th, 1853, ofcongestive fever,
at Nevada, California, Joseph Pennell formerly
of Portland, Ne. aged about 3O
In San Francisco, of typhoid fever, Stephen
B. Bogart, aged 81 years. New York and
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

R4r A company at Parks Bar, on the Yuba,
realized 203 ounces last week, making $500
per share. Some claims are paying big, but
the news from the lower Yubas is not generally
flattering
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Say T, B. Russun, late county recorder Of
San Francisco, decamped mystarjousIv few
days ago, leaving a number Of unpaid debts tie
hind him
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Who IS Hs?-A writer in Putnan's Mag
aSine says that 'the man who will be President
of the United States in 1900, is in all likeli-
hood running barefoot at this very moment
amongst the huckleberry bushes of Oregon ?"-
Go it, little one. Keep sharp look out for
briars and thorns.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

pa~ The Marysville Herald gives glowing
account of the improvements in that city and
vicinity, and concludes it is the second in i'm
portance in the state.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

AG5@ A typo from Grass Valley took the
freedom of the city one day the past week, and
acted up to the character Of gentleman as not
laid down in Chesterfield.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

EEg~ Mr.. Crozier retired from the Office of
City Marshall, of San Francisco, on last We'd
nesday, and yielded his books and authority to
Capt. Seguin. This ends the last case of con-
tested election in that city for the present.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

la The Union says salmon are yet taken in
considerable quantities from the Sacramento,
and that the home market is limited. Send us
few this way.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Gen. Lane has ordered the Humbug and Yre-
ka volunteers to be disbanded, and testifes his
admiration of their courage and gallantry.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

M%The body of an American laborer, pierc-
ed with balls, and horribly mutilated was found
on the road within ten miles ofSan Jose, a few
days ago.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Rszs~ Immense numbers of animals are dying
IN Carson Valley from the effects of fatigue and
disease contracted along the Humboldt
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

E77- The Alta has appeared in an entirely
new Dress and is as fac a looking sheet as the
world can show. 1t is conducted with spirit
and ability, and seems we'll patronized.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

SHIPwREcKED.--The brig Daniel, while or
q trading voyage among the Pacific Islands
run ashore a reef and was hilped
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

A now town has been laid off and surveyed
in lone Valley to be called lone City It is to
embrace, III ito inito: the Proocnt village of
Freezeout.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

CLEAR LAKE.-The Mountain Herald objects
strongly to the withdrawal of U. S. troops from
Clear Lake, on account of leaving persons out
purchasing CATTLE without protection against
the Indians.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

re-. Butchers after cattle should remember
that it is better to kiss COW than an angry
woman.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

OvERsToCKED.-The arrival of several clip
pers within a few days past, has again flooded
the San Francisco market with every descrip-
ton Of goods.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

BsZT There are at present four grist mills in
successful operation in Sacramento, and fifth
one in process Of operation.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

n<a-, Officer Stewart, of the San Francisco
police, was stabbed by two men whom he de-
tected endeavoring to break into house, a few
nights since.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

rG. The news from San Diego on the out
side is in "Squibob's best style.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Beg- The Express deprecases rain for the
Yubas as it would do much damage to miners.
Rain here is as much wished as it is undesirable
there
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

seA- The ALto Of the 10th gives the following
interesting table of statistics of Mexican land
claims in California:
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

INDIAN MURDERs.-The Ell Dorado Repub-
hcan learns that three Americans and five Chi
namen were killed on the Middle Fork of the
Cosumnes, by the Indians
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

BGap Interesting mining news from the Red
Dog diggings will be found on the first page
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Bas Mr.. Murdoch is drawing fine houses at
the American theatre
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

neA- John S. Mikesell was shot by an Italian
named Augusten, on Sunday evening Of last
week, abou mile above the mill on Wilson
creek, in Ca averas county
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

r=g@ We learn with much regret that Capt
z. KnigA' long time agent Of the P. II. 8. S
Co., died in San Francisco on the 11th inst
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

INCESD1ARIsM.--An unsuccessful attempt was
made few nights since to fire the town of Co
lumbia.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

n9. A row occurred at the French theatre
on Sunday night last, in which the leader of the
orchestra pitched into an actor The recorder
harmonized the matter By fning the leader the
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

RoBBERy.--On Friday afternoon case of
jewels worth $500, was stolen from jewelers.
establishment, No. 60 Pacific street So says
the San Francisco Herald
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Big VEGETABLE-Mr =. G. Womack has
our thanks for an immense cabbage raised in
his garden at the head of Broad street, weigh
ing "a pounds 1t is worthy Of place in the
" Miniature Worlds Fair"
ASoTirE7.--Asher has sent us a raddish from
bis ranch easuring 10 inches in circumference,
and Il IN length The capabilities of our
naounala oil are constantly developing them
-elFes
ANoraL MIR. J. Montgomery has present
ed US sit beet raised on his ranch near
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

B9a- We learn that dead body Of man
unknown, was taken from the Yuba river on
the 4th inst. near Missouri Bar. 1t was of me-
dunn size, and with light hair and whiskers.
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

NO. OF ACRES. NO. CLAIMED.
On the Coast North. 100000 I,s36,67O
On the Coast South. 100000 4,l3o,Oll
In the Interior North. 40,000,000 3,l01, 100
In the Interior South. 81 100000 76O,4OO
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

A LEARNED W1TNEss.-A couple of"colored
gentlemen" who had quarrelled over the gam
ing table, and according to the fashion of the
times were about to resort to pistols, were ar
rested day or two since and brought before
the Recorder. The cause of offence was the
application of the term yellow by the black
man, to his less sable antagonist. One of the
witnesses, an eloquent negro, gave a graphic
account of the fight, in the course of which he
freely dealt in huge words. According to his
accounts, the parties "whirled their fists between
each others faces so prevalently," that the Re
corder was compelled to fine each Of them $50
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

Es5" One of the latest Paris fashions for gen.
tlemen is the barber pole pattern for trou-
sers the stripes ascend spirally round the leg,
giving the wearer the appearance of double
barrelled corkscrew
The Nevada journal., 1853-10-14

MARRIED.--At Scotts Ranch, on Monday
evening, Oct. 10th, by Rev. Mr.. Tansey, Mr.
Lewis j. Hancheth to Miss Margaret McClane,
both of Nevada county, and formerly of III.
Oct. I'd, at the residence of Mr.. Goats, by
Rev. Mr.. Tansey, Mr.. John D. Kelly to Mrs.
Mary A. Minkler.
On Tuesday evening, Oct. 4th, at the parson-
age in Nevada, by Rev. Mr. Tansey, Mr.. Joseph
+. Gray to Mrs. ClarisSa Theaden, both late OF
Wisconsin.
AT Rough & Ready, by II. @. Roberts, Esq.
Mr.. Alvaso Rogers to Miss Sarah J. Higgins,
daughter of Capt F. Higgins and Maria S.
Bogart, of California.