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The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01
Public Administrator.

A LII persons in whose house or premises
IA any stranger or person may die intescate
without known heirs, or any one knowing
thereof, are equired by law to give immediate
n otice Of such event to the undersigned,
T. w. COLBURN,
Junel0-3m Public Administrator.
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N O T &c E.

DURING my absence to the Atlantic
~ States, the business in the Express and
Banking Office of Adams & Co. at Rough
and Ready will be transacted by j. Keyes,
who is now the regular agent Of Adams &
Co. for that place Ii. Il. COLLINS.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

XWANTED-Expe Coal Miners :
Wv Apply at the Office of the Puget Sound
Coal Mining Associa ton, 16l Montgomery
streets up stairs. 9-lm "fs sa@@s
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Genuine Article,

OF THE FINES LAY
and is warranted to be at all times free from
the slightest impurity. Persons who have
been induced to use certain descriptisn of
ground Coffee, or rather kind of substitute
for Coffee, recently introduced in the interior,
and wi ich has bat one recommendation, viz;
that of apparent low price, will but advance
their own interest and enjoyment, by testing
the same with that bearing the label of w.
H. BooyEE & Co. The latter is put un N
packages of one pound and npwa-,a,s and will
be forwarded. per order 10 any. part Of The
city or country. W. II. BOVEE & co.
jsl7-3m Office cor. Ssasome & Merchant ,ts'
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FOR SALE.
w A N II & d

a ookS, WATERS, and CHAMBER
~ MAIDS. Persons wanting help can be
suppsies by application at the Intelligence OF.
nee, Virginia Heuse, Broad ST., Nevada.
Jun3-5n J. f. JOHNSON.
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Notice.

ONHE partnership heretofore existing De-
II tween US, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The debts contracted by or for the
firm in Nevada county, as well as all demands
due the same, will be settled by John O'Brian
who will continue the Livery Stable at the old
stand on Main street, Nevada. The debrs con-
tracted by or for the firm on their Ranch in
Placer county, as well as all demands due the
same. will be settled by Charles NJ. Foster
who will continue the Ranch business at the
Ohio Ranch miles from Porter's crossing,
on the road from Nevada city 10 Auburn.
G.. NJ. FOSTER,
JOHN O'BR1AN.
Nevada Cal. June II, l653.-9-3t*
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w. H. BovEE. CHAs. w. DRURY
FNNO MINERS, HoUsEKEEPERs and
IL CONSUMERS OF COFFEE GENERALLY;
The undersigned, proprietors of the well
known
STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE Mills
on Broadway, above Dupont street, desire to
inform their friends and customers, those in
the mining region especially, that the Coffee
from their establishment will always be sold
as cheap as any'of similar quality in Califor-
T., -
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01
Grass Valley Saw Mill.

0NHE powerful and extensive SAW MILL
u connected with the works of the "Grass
Valley Gold Mining Company is now in
full operation, and prepared to fill all orders
for LUMBER of every description.
The Engine is a first class sixty horse pow
er. and runs an eight feet MULAY SAW.
and Circular Saw-the former having $50
strokes, and the latter over one thousand revo-
lutions per minute and capable of manutactu-
ring about 5000 feet in each "a hours.
We have on hand over 5000 first quality saw
logs, and can furnish on short notice the BEST
clear stuff, SUgdr Pine Siding, and Di1le1s-
sion Lumber up to. 81 feet in length, and
Plank up to AZ inches in width, or wider if re-
qured.
We shall put up in few weeks, splendid
PLANING MACHINE,
(Woodworth's patent,) capable of dressing
boards on both sides at the same time; Also,
'Ftougue," groove" d. "bead" them for cell
ngs, flooring, &c. &c.
The ''Glass Valley Sdtc Mill,"
is situated near the centre Of the village. on
the south side of Wolf Greek, (Auburn road)
and forms a conspicuous landmark, as well to
citizens as to strangers. A new and substan-
tial bridge will be Immediately erected over
Wolf Creek, giving easy access to the lumber
yard for teams-the ground being nearly lev
ell, and the facilities for loading unsurpassed
by any establishment in Nevada county.
TERMs-CdSh, at the totrest prices.
j. WINCHESTER, President.
DAVIS DIVINE, dept Sup't.
Grass Valley, April 90, 1853 -52tf
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Store to Let.

NEXT door to the Broad street Meat mar
ket-a new store 40 by l6 feet, on reason
able terms. Thisst is rat proof, is Situated
excelently for trade and offers fine oppor-
tunity for any ole wishing 70 carry on any
kind of business. j CHAMBERS. jeI7-2t
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Y, RASPBERRY and CHER
ID RY BRANDIEs, ofthel celebrated S. and
w brands, in 10 gallon kegs.
The undersigned are the sole agents tor
California fer the above we'll known Bran
dies, supply of which will always be found
at their store, No. 104 Battery street, corner
of Merchant street, San Francisco, .je-lm
SrARKWEATnER, MCCLENACHAN q Co.
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Ladies' Shoe Store.
NOTICE.

0NHE office of the undersigned, viii be
u closed on Monday the 4td of July, after
9o'clock a. m 1t II. DAVIS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15
READ THIS 1.-THE i1trod1csiot Ot
'iE RTLERYt09 a T0VRR an

Into Northern Missouri, to any eKts1I han beoA u H.
last thee yesTai aipes which Tia ihey have bSna
gradually Increasing the nsnuiSelufs and sale Of hst
aud although, owing TO their being light and smoetA
and something new, lttlo difficulty attended ne
sale and use al hrsi, ySl BY AiA aSids Soves -seI
Castings Of the beatqualily Of aeeteA PIG aud Asoah
Mountain Iron, they have prevedto Withstand Dc bel,
ter than SnV other Casting made luAAs western eOun
try The Furnace CsstiNgs aad RelloW- panleSS
larly, have been superseded ~ ~ wherysF sa kSEs
brought into use, aud AWAY gvsu stNisSStioA Hay-
ing lived here number &c sSTs, aud being permansuS
" located here parchAss car rely % oar KuaJaatRs
Gsi0 the quality Of the articles sold b. Us, ana az lS
the operation Of our celebrated Prize Premium Cssk
Stove, just read the certificates Of hoss who have 1ss1
them, aud are using them uoy. AID aRolheE sdyau
tage purchaser will have in buying s. Louis S,ovs
Of ne he would not only be getting stove made ef ths
best natersl "a the world, but he II any time ~,
an odd piece or plate without any charge, by leinsua
RAow that such Is wanied, a. eli stoVes are VAr
Tan,ed and, In case Of i'm perfection, the article rn
BE promptly made good to the purchaser, which he
win not 6nd the with Cincinnati, Chicago, NtlD
burgh, and Eastern made C0VES, ~ yea esnaSt NJ,
any odd Pieces Even iF they vera warranted y
would be inpOsslbletO get froa such die
I'VE, the, undersigned, having used the s.. LAun
Stoves manufactured by G. T. Eey, OF 81. Louis. ara
sold by Carter w. Bryan, II Hannibal, No. take
plcasnTs in Recommending them Il the public sann
PeriOr in point Of draft durability, economy, eonSsDl
enes and Ease Of Regulations, 10 any Stove whisA We
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15
Arthurla Homo NIaeaEine.

The cheapest and the best YET offered
Eighty pages per month OF choice reading
matter for 80 year, or in clubS Of four at
only 81 % per annum, rA OIL.
The ''home magazine" was commenced
October 1885 The editor is Z. S, Arihuy,
in Whose hands is the entire editorial charge
Of the work. a new novelette, from his
pen was c0mtaenced in ths FIRST number,
entitled "the old mans BRIDE"
? This story is contiuued through The first
four numbers Of the magazine, from Oeto,
Der TO January, With the February num-
Der another new storxby Mr., Arthur, enti.
tied "sparipgstuspend' or the lotions and
the pinkert be commenced, to he
continued aurTlg eyerRl months. Thus,
lin tho FIRST u ~ the home magazine,
two nouvellel ~ tlhA editor win be pub
lished. AS Only lylIea edition OF the
first numbers OF the ma lazine was printed,
those Wishing 'the old hans bride" mus,
send in their subscriptions early yea
/ Otp order to prevent Ht apprehension
Oh tRaRQRkpf the public, we viii here state
that u ma gazinS is n monthly issue
Of the ~, lte, and contains the best
articles tlis therein, thus fixing IN
permanent shapeand for calculation in new
channels, literal eiter IRON the pens OF
many Of the adj sy, tiers In tue conntry.
II is from this can The publishers are
able, in the outset " lRish the work at SO
low q rate, N-' t'''. SAks. '~'' r.''sE' '
,sE-c ,, g.7.sL - 80 IA syyerF.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

titled "spSringIho opssAs SErihe aofIOns
and RhsipRkerlpps, W in, which thS7 wisdom
'6f troe ecop9ny 10, all persopal rapds dor
mes,le Telplippsow will be set forth and prac,I
'itlissEy illustrated Na ths, authors PseOliNr
Htanner.tI- s5l va F9idgr9gGgGn '55SoJ 81
AS herstoiorSs the. original cenribpsoTs
to thetHome, Gazette"o vhi be salmlleng the
best writers Of our eountFYaa l,iv uay IN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

q, 'h1sh3 ,dc,sM'g RI Arsnoll urns' sW
Stove Dealer, sshestlIFgs oWSrE.ar,, eeSSsrA
80 1cm SinithJ and TiaheRg ,aJsE19e 1a2u
W r. HANNIhAL, NO, -
~ ssIIa u whSltsale qNiekS STOVES AND 7Iteo
WARE inYie Iarte lts lion 10 TIE RFeAzK
PREMIUM COOK STOW which has given ppivst7 /,
sci sAtislaeton 10 all ho hive hSsa IT, I EtrtkAtGH
nt stCsss fOs twelve luso6sh sAdlC Snys he utsss
break NuriPE thai 1nss hABa'A SsE, sess'iFes'ttt
Ss design r,6SipiSEr bSeFnSStStIsdA SSa bS.sl.
the public are sNfs IN taRlag ny reed
performances Of the slaves keni 6y ns wi no Jad
All my stoves are manuieetpred Of MISSOURI
NOUN AIN IRON, and TOT gSodhsEs o. metal ana
beauty Of eastng, thsT sxcSi SiV pIUvUs naas tb
NJ The man who noulds TIolowsWare iSr q. y.
Fhly Is considered toe best HSFktaSn IA TIE uuiSd
States aud this scobmls Cor ouf hollow, WsFs Aaa'
Stove Vessels being 50 much ymoothpF and better thaA
any olheIs you will Ad N market, whether made EaSS
or West = - EaT UueI tEc ti9u1 tli 60 t"iEf
hsvs constantly % had, = supply % TfNWARR,r
TO which I particularly invite the Ausntiea q hS
country Trade, AZ the quality Of my ware and the Psi
ees, shall betneh 10 indaee then 70 call % ~ aa
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Notice to C6sRgay MeF6Aants.,
'Ipf IiTIk 10 nlbEAl.l 1ii1u tsvl9.S1 ed I'm
WOO DJtaa. NsSsCELES RE1aISEN SOAP

,,ti h2sl.9 49, m, IA X cr ,l I IN,
y Sss6A ssatss ~ dSasSat seeey IN any qaandiisa
Ne .in,.S win NJ SrSgpsrt,s u, San
merely say rhAa ~ EivaE u pruetrnua uyet oral soea
can be washed WiihAeG ihs H'SSl 'So' fpf A Ss'
lsd dlRiaSuA Cdr w PSsRpenyng each I sssG"ss
Aadress b., WOAOMAN n FUilskN,
llI'lI '' g' No. SSt. Charles sires near Third,
L l-L--n L-L--.A wv = n n 81 LOW. ha,
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~ .rr r. n. MILLER SCo., ,.- Q.
. whOIs,ss nd R.si pss 1;n. IA IL 80 ANY,

~ No s. MaIn Street, Between Chestnut aAd Pine
THE subshers have IN stqte and % arrive for sprhr
l. Sales Ols Thousand Crate. and Caska 90 81 shy II
I. EARTHENWARE AND CHINA, ts.t. Il
Comprising all varieties and qualities necessary To make np the
must complete assortment Offered Tor sale In this market
ViE r "''i. "a ~ or. .
c, G. Blne Edged Dips Painted Phn'sd Paln,sd-FlowH-
due and Mulberry, pnIud owu-0lue and Mulberry Can
nur Fancy uslrr and White Granite EitheuwAte In
all their variety az style aud paiIern PAIN White Enaneled
Blue- Luslre- aud Gold hand
EpRsh Cbp, Tea SsIs, Teas, Plates Es &C. Of entirely
Eysy variety Of Psin Pressed and Cut Glassware Of Amer
team, Eauern and wsern, French and Bohsnan msnuasl
= - 49, = FRENCH CHINA ..g. .Ha u ..
Teas Cns Teas aud DnueE Sets Mugs, Cologhes, Vases
nc, ,Ot Svt descrIplio9. Fancy Aniels' OF all kuds
very ehesr; - ~. ,.,.a... MI. ~ ,,,.,,.
NEngsh T. D. Pipes aud American PiFe Heads walters
Tea Trays, OF elegant desEn oG own impoFAon wat
fanted equal al the market ... t.. 80, ..
BRITANNlN WARE, OF every description, from the eee
bTAted manueoy Gleason Sons, norrhcSeT MaEsaohu
sCIs prices. We ost HRck " Gosds tor
e SANTA FE MARKET ~ which The attention Of the
CpgNgCd In thNt sdc Il particularly invited, AF-
tatesi0he Country Tad packed Ia the best manner
always haud Oar packers have many yeAp SEpeTeRse
and Put np goS N man9er not Sreend a. out
Ihet1uH eSl1vuasn can Ussuff' .- O.. ... mShlS-Sl
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TERMs, N ADVANCE,

.
One copy per annum; ,r-l.f0 -5a a.. SO
Two copies, per annam, r-'1c--ri - 19 IS
TIRES ".-m ,rh" -RaGi- ID -. - orof
Eight, land one 10 the get.er.plp Of the club,) 10
T Tn,trsSh '0P'S' Pfrt ""Hu " ~gc" ae 20 20
NJ Thus il will be seen, ,ha, where a
club Of twenty unite and take the "Home
Gazette" the price paid BY each subscriber
will only DO STA year, while the gelter-up
Of the club will receive copy in addition
for his trouble. .U-J'. Pos,mas,ers and 9th.
ers who wish to make up clubs Of twenty
Of one dollar each, can, in order to facilitate
the reception Of the paper by those who
| first enter the club, send 5 10 for ten copies,
and the remaining $40 when the club is
full, at which time the extra copy for get
ting up the ciab will be forwarded.
Address n. =. Arthur & CO.,
No. l07 Walnut Street, Phia.
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HHevipg'susd De Nseney Of theHiFOgHR tS, is,
thekneys Of the plate, and improvements in the dru.
is given up by all stove dealers and manufactures
to be the best pattern ter descending hus, 0f OOy
fhis stove was patented September, rs54S.H Ad,.
wherever they have been assd, have ge ssnefkl6Oa-T
siaeiiOn This stove weighs nome fotly pounds uOss A.
TO the number thaANhy other eeest bFoagA
sity, he plates in then gre gm one half 70 thToe-
fourths IL an Inch ii thisknesst No weighs oVSa
500 pounds, We warrant them al against hrss ThSss
stoves hsSeG Patent Hot Air R1us skish carries Shsl
heat hat IL generated under The Gre plate down the
front part steve, bstesn two thick plates 10 the
draft II The bottom 81 The stoves siding kRSatI
heat 70 bake vi onthe bottom, and femSay S tAaeS
Spending aues AeCSiofoge lAe Charter Oak he's oas
nne aud one plate more than A0y ATrIaele SloHs M
inyeetsd,1 ,They viii cook with eneIhllf tet itf,
iuS twenty-five ySsVS. MvAftlf Nj -,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-15

Persons wishing to bHv slOves ;6hSOId Give NJ 60
and examine our new patterns of ahnLM ~
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n Az ulOSo WIN ucSlTksIO TeCleN6, tue i1Oule
Magazine by mail we offer il at the follows
ing extraordinary low club prices:-- . '.l ,
One copy one year, 81 81 -,a''w- ga So
Two copies one. year, : q
Three copies one year, &
Four copies one year, sshs 100 : 's-'-,T D
Eight copies one year, -.r- 10
Twelve copies ss one year'- "a. Las. IS
y Wiz club Of twelve subscribers send
us fiEls. apharS copy extra win be fur
'msheY D agent or getter-up of the club,
IOr to- adiTess he may designal6.r Al
thes eFrns, the "home magazine. will be,
for tue amount of choice Teadng matter
iGurnish 10, HcheaPestmonthly publication
in tie United States. ..7a F,8,sstfo,., ..,
For three dollars, a. copy each of the
alone Gazette and yIome Magazine"
viii DO se,il one year. ~ . ut II /
In making up clubs, tiny frequenhy,bs
desirable to unite liz ihgle club both
t,lome lnagazine"iand fEhone gazette. sub
scTibers, This can be done by always ma
king the club price 10 4 magazine subscri-
Der one dollar twenty-five cents, no matter
what the size Of the dub may sbeJ The
extra copy to the getter.up Of Ilfe club, in
all such eases, Can b the gazette or 'rnRea.
zine, at the option Of the party WHO is, 10
receive its,nq has 'ro'c9 10 lsa--F sHria Us ,
f.. Postage on, ASthSr's Home Ai@sasiac.---Ii
I paid quarterly or yearly in advance, IS
iGents forth whole year! = j u
VI AddreSsS. IL, 8: A9THyR 4 Co.,
pxI Ne ilQI. Walnut Street
4 EgoTa rkGA2 RRlSdsiFhiN
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- ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
Com issiOn and Forwarding House.


vi NV vA .,,, ,esIu, 5d
% logrsdso * NcFaSi, '7' q z, E1',
F,il -iT1il TLsts Twithril \ M6gTidss,) =
Corner t.onheTetai Ind Pine streets, 81 Ecus. u
CNONSIGNMEN S aud Commissions will me- Il with
" prompt and personal attention, and liberal essh
udpaacss wiz be givsp on ,COPsignmenls\ OF Bus 81
The rfoywNrdinE and receiving q merchandise sna
ptoduee will meet with espeepl carr aud dispatch; the
lowest rates Of freight will Nr1 be procured, and
the expense Of storage and drayS a. much as Possi'
be avoided. ' 10 F"H.Y 'N ~ Us.
Orders Cor purchasing GIled At the shortest notice
and lowest market prices, ,,..a ''t.r'..1. ...la'
HpN o., RgrRRENcEs;
J.S E. Walsh, r,..
..s az Page % Bacon, 1...r.
Charles, Blow 4 Co., Sst, Louis
NH Chotean & Vale,
,I DoGn, King & Co. ..r
Rlow Ma'chs d..
,. Erost& Forrest, New YORK,
-..... Charles A, Meigs, } 81. .. ..
s,&T c. Twichcll 4 Co., New Orleans, -,
Nehlseen open policy Of Insurance, which vii
sos ar1elApmenls 10 our address, when advised oy
eehl, or when endorsed on bins Of ladinl
bS be time Of shipment,
,.- MooRlDGE 4 MeFALL,
IS Jan. %, 1883. u d.. issy
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1903. SAMUEL STILLWELL, 1885,
Itll -. y Lats Twiehtil 3 M6kridss,l

1888, Y SAMUEL STILLWELL, 1853
No. 3 Olive-st., bet, SeoOnd& Third, q,
.t.. .1''g.' -. LOuts, MO. r...' % .l
Manufacturer Of r.' ~ 90. l. ..". .'
Pure Alcohol and Purc Spirits Of any
ptoOf required. AlsO-Spirit Gas, PAosgene Gas,
Chemical oil and ehmpaene, warranted Of Asupsrlor
-IeblI.laS-bn,, ~ ALNE .--.- --.,-L --- Ill - =
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II. Ssa .tsrns.si Daily At The heSd Of the
ArJs aAEOa third page. ss' rs 80" sFsos .
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TERMs OF ARTnuR's HoMESAeAETNRi, i

/ To those who desire, 10 receive the, Home
Magazine by mail we offer il at the follow,
Ing extraordinary low club prices: - 's !, ;
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SPRING TRADE. 49, |.
WEBSTER, MARSH g. CO.,
Wholesale CIOthiers,

- No. 90, M1ln Street ST. Louis, No, li G.,. ..
RE NoW receiving esEa 4.OSk eg FGshisa able Glsr
~ 1htOB fsI ihs Sprtng TrPde which Offer 70 call
Cash, uAs, stloW as Any hoasS "a this city We invite
purchasers u ear aud erNnS cur Soek ~ We delsrRe
To be nnderSold. rlNaL = n3oD sTt .0i.sa RuE1 on
Large of Boys, ClOthinE and Of ESrniah,
81 $s.S isssi t.Le.ilil' 44ash g.:
no, McNeil's Spring Style of Hats.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-24

The following will do very well. Somebody S
Germs are undoubtedly aching "about these
days" The .4,aorican Railroad Journal is re-
sponsible for consequences
New AND IMPORTANT PRoJEcr-We have the
pleasure of stating that distinguished railroad
contractor, who was never known to fail, has
just closed contract for railroad from Belle
centre, Ohio, TO the North Pole. The contract
embraces graduation, masonry, superstruclure
equipment and is taken at rates remarkably ia
vorable to all Lparties. The contractor has come
under bonds TO have the work done in season
for the return of Sir John Franklin and his par
ty, and take one-third of his pay in stock. To
avoid tunnelling, a level above the ordinary ell
ovation of the country will be adopted Iii
expected that III this manner n sufficient speed
may be obtained TO jump all the water COURSES
thus saving the necessity for bridges. The first
division of the road is TO be completed in sea
son for the ''taii business F." 1t is believed that
it cannot prove less than at IL per cent stock
We learn that the President Of this company is
now on his way to this city With large amount
favorite securities in the English market, this
work must save that country a great deal Of
money, in her attempts to discover the Pole
All that her navigalors will have to do hereaf-
ter, will be to follow the line Of the above road,
to find the object Of their hitherto fruitless en-
quiries. Too much praise cannot be awarded
the enterprsing parties who have this project in
hand, for the prompt and business-like manner
in which they brought it into its present prosper
Gus condition.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-24
'Cge Wtekly CYrrss.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. "a, 1861

THE KEoKUK DlspArCH AND County Sun.
scRrTIoSs.- From the leading editorial in the
iast"Dispatch," we judge that our neighbor has
abandoned his opposition TO County Subscrip.
tons and has fallen in with the popular mania
Were regret that we, who took the initiative on
ti'is subject, are left TO paddle our own Canoe
are left without single prop to lean upon, ex-
cep' the stirdy farmers of Dubuque County
But were we LEFT entirely alone, without single
man IN the state to side with US, our convictions
OF both the illegalty and impolcy of the step
would be the sams. We had looked for DIFF
ierent course from the intelligent editor of tie
Dispatch We had expected that he never be-
came the champion ofa doctrine unit th oroughIy
satisfied OF its correctness in every particular
and then that he did himself the justice to pre-
serve his consistency but we are unex xpectedly
and unhappily disappointed. What has trans
pired to change the opinion of our esteemed
neighbor we are at loss to discover, or if his
opinion is not changed, we are equally at loss
to discover justification for the advocacy of a
proposition which he believes to be politically
odous in principle and destructive in its results
Perhaps our neighbor can explain this matter
to the satisfaction of his numerous admirers
Ii so, we shall be glad of it.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-24

MANNERS SAND CUsToMs OF MORMON PREACH
ERs.-The Boston Herald, in announcing the
death of Elder G. Adams, Mormon preacher,
says:
''On his second visit to Boston, the Elder
preached, baptised converts, whipped news
paper editor, and played star engagement al
the National Theatre. He was industrious and
filled up all his time. We have a fund of anec-
dotes concerning this strange mortal, which we
shall be glad to print at some other time. We
close this article by briefly adverting to the
chastisement he gave an editor for strongly
critcising his performance of Richard III
The Office of the editor was in Washington
street, where Propeller now keeps. Adams
armed himself with cowhide and watched his
victim. Soon the unsuspecting fellow came
down stairs, and Adams sprang upon him, ex-
Claiming, "The Lord has delivered thee into
my hands, and | shall give thee forty stripes,
save one, Scripture measure. Brother Graham,
keep tally So saying, he proceeded to lay on
the punishment with hearty good will. In the
meantime, large crowd had gathered around
the avenging priest and the delinquent When
the tally was up, Adams lef: the man and ad-
dressed the crowd as follows :-s.Men and broth
ers, my name is Elder G.. Adams, preacher Of
the everlasting gospel. | have chas,ised my
enemy. go this afternoon 20 fulfil an engage
ment at the Providence Theatre, where | shall
play one of Shakspeare's immortal Creations
shall return to this city at tn end of the week,
and will, by Divine permission, preach three
times next Sabbath on the Immortality of the
soul, the eternity of matter, and in answer to
the question, Who is the DeviIo May grace
and peace be with you. Amen
Wonder if this was rot the G.. J. Adams.
who was in this City last Fall, endeavoring to
enlghten our community, upon Scripture and
Shakespeare, and who left bill unpaid at this
office