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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified at the County Court Of
II Halifax, held on the fourth Monday in Dc
tober, 1852. as Executor Of the last Will and
Testament Of Thomas w. Holden. deed, here
by give notice To all persons having claims against
him. in any way, to present them Immediately
and all persons indebted to said estate, by note
account, or otherwise, TO come forward immedi-
ately and settle.
HENRY N. HOLDEN, ES.r-
November Is.
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svNliE undersigned, by virtue Of an order Of
Orange County Court, made ~ November
term, 1852, in the case Of William NJ. tiaitis
and Others will offer for sale, at Chapel Hill. on
Monday the 81 day Of January next, Eleven.
likely NEGROES belonging TO the estate of the
late Nathaniel King. deceased, and also some
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms Of sale, nine months credit, and bond
and security required.
THOS. HOGAN, C0aar.
November 25. 63-4wp
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House and Lot
FOR SALE.

NNISS Mal,ett wishes 10 sell her House and Lot
AvA at Chapel Hill. The property Is m The
west end Of the village. The House Is large and
with the necessary out houses; all in
good order.
The lot is well fenced, contains about Two
Acres, and has an its an excellent vegetable and
flower garlen. Foi further particulars
apply to the undersigned at Chapel III.
+. MALLETT.
. November le. So
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Graham Institute.
WAhL hrEt Hsstaa = ikis sehsoi sill go
= araa e ths "A = fsa..g. 1853. 81 -
eep&ssiri snaer ne $50 sapsriulruarnrs q
El1<r 1sss K. Hear s1i ALEEEr q. AzBE.-
-. e. By esdsr a ~ TrsS~~s.
r. A. HOLT.
S-sr-' : -. Hasa 81
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lust Received at the Drug Store Supply Of
- New MUSIC, also quantity of Pain hi-
Ter and Railways Ready Relief
November "a. e.
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CongreSA--Ihe proceedings Of Congress
have. assumed ba little interest as yet. Perhaps,
n0~.iAst the Christmas holydays are over, we
may find enough Of sufiieien, importance 10 jus.
ufy Us in commencing a summary Of the pro-
cssiings Ca our neat issue.
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SOUTH LOWELL
MALE ACADEMY =.

TsHE exercises Of this Institution will close on
l. Wednesday the 18th Of December. The
public are respectfully invited TO attend.
The next Session will commence on Wedncs-
day the 4ih Of January, and continue five months,
under the supervision Of present Principal, Mr..
John Williams, graduate Of Randolph Macon
College. who has proved himself TO be. in every
sense Of the word, qualified 10 conduct the Insti-
tuition to the entire satisfaction of oil concerned
The public may rest assured that the morals Of
the Students will be strictly guarded. and every
exeron made on the part Of its managers To make
South Lowell one Of the safest and best Schools
Of the same grade in North Carolina.
Tuition paidsin advance.
Board per month, 3 so
Tuition, primary, 10 90
Higher, English, l2 SO
Languages, Is 90
d. c. PARRISH, Sec.
November %. cav
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II EsPECTfUI.IY offers his professional ser.
= vices TO the inhabitants Of Marlborough and
the surrounding country. Office Immediately OPP
posiie the Masonic Lodge. and his residence the
one formerly occupied by Mrs. Anne Cameron.
January LIST. 1851. 67-
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lust received at the Drug sere. large sup
- PLY Of Preston & Mcuitt's celebrated Yeast
Powders
November is. 5l-
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New G, DDS! New Gcudsl
sNsHE suA~gnisr j nov Fresising H. EaII
M and W Infer Goods, ean.iziihg q
ssssy s.rhls asaslls kePt n Dss 6aods sisfs.
WISH he ~lil s~il Ion g. essh. 90 an q shsrs
errdiL e.Il shd se<.
k-ss. Oh II-n. and Flss. eksu IN rsehspff.
j. NJ. PALMER
u<falrr -. S.
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DaguerreOtypes.
slinia lures taken In Artistical
style.

n. s. TANNER,
HAVING had thorough practical knowledge
II Of the art, would respectfully inform the
citizens OF this place and vicinity, that he has
opened rooms for short time at the Court
House. where he will be happy to wait on all
who may wish to secure Beautiful and
Perfect DaguerrcOtype Likeness
Of themselves or family. Having been asso-
ISOLATED with some of the b st artists. in the
country, and possessing all the late improvements
in instruments, chemicals and furnishing. gid
ing, &c. he feels warranted in saying his PFC
lures shall be surpassed by none in the Union.
Cloudy weather as good as sunshine f'r adults.
Miniatures from life or paintings, taken OF any
size, and if desired, neatly set in l.ockets, Pins,
Bracelets. Rings, &c. People are respectfully
invited TO call and see for themselves. whether
wanting pictures or not.
Instructions given in Dagurrreo'yping, Elec-
troplaling, and preparing all Chemicals used in
the same. Also Apparatus, Chemicals, &C., fur
nished al reasonable prices.
December Ia. 65-
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fCounsellors or state. ON The 22d
uli the folio wing gentlemen were elected by the
Legislature c..unsrllrs Of State for the ner, two
wears. via: ,whliinell slsllings. u Gates; VIII
Ian. X. f.ans. Of Wayne; Perrin Busbee. Of
Wake; Wilson 4 Hill. oft;uilfara; r. 8. French,
Of Rs,<son;. Archibald Henderson. e Rowan;
snl colsmbus Mills, Of Rulherfoud--sll Dero,
efsia stf
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the Adjsurnment.-Tbs Legislature
e his ss.ss sAjaurn~d ssss dc "a hsndsy shr
a7h uli. II 81 s'risek, r.. N. The session was
ear of uHl-nIlslrd kssth IN Ibis s,aie-ii has.
ing ls,ed sislay-ise days. Marh u The impos-
Tan, hssiss-. ~a hurried Ihroush during The
LAD days q, Inc s<ssion. sn; she b,ls ,oizy of The
stair inia Congressional and senasorial District;
,hs bill 10 spponian The members Of the House
u commouss ihe sIi to incorporate the Allan-
nc ami Ssth Carolina. and the North Carolina
snl Western Md Road compsnies. &c. The
rsp,ians q he Arss. With . synopsis Of the pro-
visions q ile more impolian, ones lfor which NC
arr isS~tird 70 an rrir1 from the offirr of ihe
soah carolin. slsr.) will be found in ioday's
papsr. - ~
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Drugs! Drugs!

THE Subscribers are now
receiving ihrir fsll siaek az
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAIN rs. Oils. DYE.
sf'uffs and SPICES. sn.
Tracing = larger slock ihsn
has esrr before l.een offered in
fhfx ~. LII - ...h..L -
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q sui Juniun. We ihi.t W nav ..Ely a.. !,
ihui lhoush Nj. D,iala - lls sl.oi,s u ms
jjorily q his paris u ~ Legi.i.iu,,. igi ysn
ssaal minority esaeuusd viii him n Il. si,- /.
IN lrfssars % he pulais i.sls; and hsns II.
ia'roliey q s.sss ss.ains . hns him upsa lhr
I~gi<iaiure.
The Exsen<isn ofihe N. C. Read.
We ar Eraliked % sec ihai he bin oassed l,y
Cen sausders. &c he extension Of the Nsuh
Caroline Rail Rad 90 Beaufort and 70 he Tea.
nessee liae. Pas-ed he Iesi-laiurr. though IN an
amended shaPs. u apprsprisies 81 600 Sc the
survey 10 Beaufort. and I2.eoo fsr the survey 70
The wesi; hsi a. ameadsd il only reserves 70 ihr
Slate ne rigid 10 subscribe for isoshira. af lhe
eas'iil siack IN each Of the two companies. If
4 shall appear Ia The next Legislature that The
surveys demonstrate The pIaaiesbiIity Of .hess
works AZ moderate ro~i. we have bui little douls
that the subscription on the part Of The susie
will he directed. aud an appropriation made %
meet IL. We rp~af. therefore. the expression Of
oar great gratifes,ian at The passage Of This hiI
As il ssoids the delay which otherwise would
have ocruned inhhr prosecution Of his scheme
which. when completed. viii 50 greatly advance
The prosperity and commercial Independence Of
North Carolina.
In this connection. We take occasion 10 say,
that the friends Of inien,sIimproremeni are great
y indrbsed 10 the Hon. r. NJ. slsSnrns Cor the
Efficient aid which he has rendered The cause by
bis great ability and experience. Whatsoever
charges # Inconsistency may have been made
against him heretofore. il is very certain. we
think. that he has no, failcd 10 aid The cause
when proefieni results were TO lie obtained. 4
W1IniInef0n.-The WILMINGTON Herald
Of the ssIh ul,imo. gives table exhibiting the
amount Of trade Of that nourishing town for the
year ending the Isl Of December. 1882. The
exports arc made up Of great variety Of articles
perhaps greater variety Than can he furnish
81 At any other port in the l'nion--,he total Of
which il rs follows:
Value Of co"i-~iss exports. S3.9ei SCI 50
Foreign, 54e.i07 "a
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J.ps.y u. lsss. 81
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11
IeIe0r0DH Llne

Ht subscriber takes this method of rcn.
derng thanks to his former patrons for
past tavors, and informs them and the pub
llc generally, that he has established Stable.
0om IN dabmn ond Nerada City. and is now
prepared 10 furnish spirited and gentle hor.
ses 10 persons wishing to pass over the road.
by this arrangement passengers can 20
Much Gu cker and Chcaper !
The advantages Of this line over transit bv
Sfage must be apparent to all.
Passengers bound for Nevada arriy;no q,
Auburn by any of the different lines of Sta
ges are assured that they can depend on mi,
lIne; also, passengers going from Nevada 10
sacramento
ITW .tnd Splendid Coaches at Auburn
to take them through. Baggage not suits.
bic TO pack on horses will be forwarded
twice week on this line. Also,
One buggy aoiV be kept on the Linz
AGENrs-SAMUEL HILLMAN. Neva.
ia City on Broad street, opposite the Unibn
Hotel at the stand formerly known as the
Nevada Stable ''
NARROW c. Mckenzie Auburn, on Main
street, opposite the National Hotel. at The
American Livery Stable.
SADDLE HORSES to hire in both pls.
ees on the most reasonable terms
Particular attention paid to transient stock
Office at the UNION HOTEL on Broad AZ
Nevada; j. b. LOBDELL.
March 4th, l953.--46-1m
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Markets.

NEVADA March l0.-In the early part Of
the week -four fell to 9aaloc, partly in con.
sequence of good weather, partly from deal
crs pressing each other. Tosday prices hold
at Flour Haxall, s25; Chile l2!c Corn Meal
l5c. Barley sal0c. Pork, 4oc. Butter 72a
SIC. Potatoes Ice. Lard 45c. Rice 2Oc.--
Green Coffee csc. Dried Apples CSC. Su
gar lsa25e, Beans lsc Bacon 45c. Cheese
SIC. b own Soap 2Oc Fish, cod, S3c.--
Salmon SOC. Mackerel 32c. Syrup $2.-
Vinegar 81 SO. Candles SOC. Nails 23c.
Shovels $50.
SACRAMENTO, 9Th. The Union complain
of dull state of trade Flour, 6iao5; vs-
getables very high and scarce--onions lso
29c, as per quality; cabbage l5c; turnips &C.;
potatoes readily bring l0c
SAN Francisco, 5th BY the transcripts
weekly review we learn that -four at the close
was held firm at Sll so per 200 lbs for hfsks,
and sl2 for or SKIS Chile. Barley, ,35c. Po.
tatoes 9a9kc; pork S4s; butter SIC.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

0J- We are indeb ell to Adams &, Co. for
the latest news from San Francisco brought
through by the inietatieable Mr. Ryan on
horseback from MarysviIe
The Pacific had arrived at San Francisco
bringing large number Of passengers.
The Tennessee was in a bad POSITION. and
it was feared she would so to pieces She lies
on narrow strip Of beach in the form of a
horse shoe, and broad 81 de on.
No news has vet been received of .he
steamer Independence which has row been
due some l6 days. Fears are entertained that
she is lost.
05- There is a general feeling in Mexico in
favor Of Santa Anna for President of that re-
iublic. Mexico is in very unsettled state.
GJ- The steamers Golden Gate AMI Colum-
bus are at present lying at the Bene cia Wharf
OF the Company. The former vessel has been
thoroughly renovated, painted, &c, and looks
as sweet and clean as when she left her bull
ders hands she leaves for San Francisco on
Saturday, to take her departure for Panama
on the l6tn instant
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

DuELLiNG This folly seems to he reviv.
ing A duel was fought near Maryssille on
Wednesd ~, between VIM Woodcock and
Nr Blackburn, with shot guns loaded with
slugs Blackburn, the challenosr had his
arm and hip broken
On Thursday last an affair of honor took
place on the race course near San Franc,soo
between L NJ Bryne, on bedalfofJ 8 Nu9ent
and VIM Cooke Colt's-ten paces-tvo
shots-nobody hurt.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

BEsr ROUTE TO MARYsvILLE In
event of the rond being bui to Marys-
vile. we recommend that especial care
be taken in the selection of a route that
shall be passabe mt the Yuba Mt all
times. and yet avoid as much ~ possible
the higher hills. At many of the points
on the river where crossing is done part
Of the year, it is impossible to cross at
high water, and thus the plank road if
passing at those points, would be useless
at time when it is most necessary. -
We believe this can be st accomplish
ed BY the selection of the route most d.
rect from Nevada, where the stages now
cross, and the bulk of teams and travel
pass viz at the LINDA FERRY. From
this point the road into the hills i easy.
and the difficulties of grading the pro-
posed oad will be greatly lesscned. We
believe crossing was uninterrupted du
ring the highest water the past year at
Linda, while at no other point could
crossing be accomplished during the
high state of the river The distance
by this route comes nearer to a straight
line than any other road can effect, and
by regular survey once made, the dis
tance was fraction less than thirty
eight miles We commend these facts
to our Marysville Contemporaries, and
trust they will give their opinion upon
the point The considerations we Offer
We deem ofthe utmost Importance to the
value of the road.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11
NEVADA Cry. March 5th. 1856

NEVADA CITY, March 9th, 1898
Ed, JoURNAL:-ln your last issue you
make mention of shooting affair at Ere ch
Corral As matter of justice TO Mr.. De.
lamar,l wish the facts therein to be corrected
Barker, the deceased, was barkeeper in the
house which Mr. Delamar was one of the
proprietors, and had been discharged by
him from his service, but refused to leave
In dispute between them, Barker used in
sutlng words in regard TO Dclamar and his
lady, and struck Delanar in the face with
his open hand, and with one hand clutched
in his hair, struck him two blows in the face
with his fist, before Mr.. Delamar fired No
attempt was made by him TO escape. to avoid
the vengeance of deceased's friends. He
came TO Nevada City to surrender himself
into the hands of the law, but acting under
advlces, he proceeded to surrender himself
to the magistrate nearest the Corral, and
on tuesday morning, he placed himself in
custody Of one Of the constabcs Of Bridge.
port township
On Wednesday, after a long and severe
examination, before justice II. p. Sweetland
Mr.. Delamar was discharged, being guilty of
no crime, having acted in selidefehce
throughout
W.. Delamar is a gentleman who posses
ses many warm persona friends, and this
explanation is due to them.
6. WtLssS Hill.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

AFFAIRS AT KAvtKA CREEK w
have through the kin lnsss Of frien
information from Chips Flat, dltel 5,h
March
On Wednesday 2linst,, man name d
John Ilursey, formerly of Maine, was
killed by the caying of a tunnel. Th g
circumstances of the death were trul Y
horrible. The earth had been gradual
y settling and threatened to cave II
relying on the strength OF his timbers
remained too long in the tunnel The
earth suddenly caved, however, and by
closing the mouth Of the tunnel, dam
med up stream Of water that issued
from it. 1t was three hours before the
wall Of dirt could be dug through. and
then it was found that the water had
gradually risen till the man was sulfo-
Gated. The sensations of q man thus
shut out from the living world by few
feet Of earthly barrier, and feeling his
cold, irresistible foe gradually overcom-
ing him, now reaching his breast, and
now his lips while the encouraging cries
Of friends who are straining every
nerve for his deliverance just reaches
his ears-must be left for imagination
Two Dutchmen were making $500
each per week on the Flat.
The miners were running tunnels in.
to the hill, in expectation of striking a
lead. and one that had been run in l0(
feet had struck several strips of pay
dirt; but the owners were pushing OF
for better prize beyond
During the scarcity of provisions the
denizens about the Creek were near J
starved out but are felicitating them
selves at present on recent arrivals o
provisions, by which -four is reduced t.
20c per lb.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11
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5 hereby given that the co. partnership
l. heretofore existing between William
Edwards, I. Morgan Ward and p. N. Han.
sen Is dissolved by mutual consent, the
Ranch and Stock belonging to said Hansen
ana ward and the diggings and tools on
Rush Greek to William Edward, Ali d..
mands against the partnership nm n mi.
date, will be settled by 2. N Hanson and
+ NJ. Ward, on the ranch about ono m;Is
from Storms Ranch.
P. N. HANSEN,
T. NJ. WARD,
VIM. EDWARDS.
March Sd, lS53-46.3t*
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11
COnstahle's Sale.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CouNrr
~ OF NEVADA, Township of Grizzly Bear
by virtue of writ Of an Execution issued
by Jeremiah Woods, Esq, one Of the Justi-
ces OF the Peace of the county aforesaid,
have seized and taken into my possession
FIVE MULES. the properly OF VIM. G.
Curtis, which l shall expose to sale at pub
lie yendue to the highest bidder, on Wednes,
day, the 23d day of March, 1853, at IL O..
clock a.. at Cherokee. in the township a.
foresaid, in front Of Z. P. Turney's House.
CHARLES T. LAKE, Constable.
Chsgskss, March ID, isks.--4s.sfs
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11
New Wholesale Store.

6NHE under .gned has opened in the larre
u roem formerly the Broad Street l1onse,
a Large and Choice Selection of GOODS,
purchased in San Francisco which are offered
To- sale BY THE PA CKAGE ONLY. to
Iraders, Packers, Pediers, Hotel Keep.
era, &c,
On such terms that il will be to their ntere.,
to give me call before seeking another mar
ket
Orders will be received and goods forward.
ed by Pack Trains to all parts of the mines.
on moderate terms, and all goods Warranted to
give satisfaction.
In all cases payment Of invoices will be "a.
quired on delivery Of goods.
II. DAVIS.
NeVaia, March H. 1888. 40
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

AFFR,Y.-Two men from Jefferson had a
rcncontre on Broad street on Wednesday
afternoon. One, named Amerson, took off
his upper garments, ard offered to fight the
other, named Osten. Osten declined 10 fight,
on which the other told him to run Ostend
declined to do this also, but stepped back as
Amerson stepped up and struck him on the
head, Amerssn still pressed on him, and
was again about 70 strike him, when Osten
drew knife ffom his pocket and stabbed
Amerson in the left side, Just above the bin.
The wound was deep but not dangerous and
VIII cause no serious Inconvenience. Osten
was tried before Justice Colburn for assault
and battery, and acquitted
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

G<g- Wells, Fargo II 20. Will close their
shipment of treasure for the steamer Go den
Gate on Saturday ev ming next. Drafts
drawn on their various Offices in the Atlantic
and Western States, and letters ana parcels
received until Sunday evening, at 10 o'clock
Their express matter is always accompanied
by regular messengers through to the Atlantic
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

AUBURN STAGE The stages have com.
menced to run daily again on the Auburn
road, and leave the Nevada Hotel regularly
every morning at O'Clock 1t is recon
mendng this road very highly in saying il
under the management of lIaworth & Swift
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

provisions, by which -four is reduced tC
20c per lb.
ASSEMBLY "BrslNEss THE dilatory
manner in which public business is at
tended to by the Legislature, and the
dishonest time killing resorted to at the
expense of the state-to the amount OF
several thousand dollars per day-are
pretty we'll illustrated by the following
report of proceedings of the Assembly
on Saturday last, which we take from
the State Journal After reading of tn,
Journal, and receiving several petitions.
MIR Yeiser reported several bills from
the Judiciary committee, which were
laid over.
Mr.. Vaudeville, from committee on
roads and highways, reported in favor Of
a bill opening certain roads, and provid-
ing for keeping them in repair. Laid
over.
Senate bill az substitute was passed
Assembly bill. creating sabbath
day in Tuolumne co, referred to the DEL
egation from that county.
A resolution was adopted fer a select
committee Of three to visit Stockton.
and examine the site selected for state
insane asylum, their expenses to be paid
from the contingent fund.
Mr.. Heydenfeldt gave notice of q
change in the Dist rule
The use Of the hall was voted to Gov.
Biger fot the purposes of a levee on
this evening.
MIR Robinson offered joint resolu-
ton calling on the Governor to give a
statement Of the money expended in
the Relief Fund Lost.
Mr. Herbert, q resolution for an nd.
dition to the committee on the Maine
Liquor Law, and providing the use oi
the Blue Wing" every Saturday an
Wednesday, for them to meet in. Laid
on the table.
Messrs McCandless, Lee, Meredith,
Fairfax, Oliver. Moore. and Tilghman,
were appointed committee on the Maine
Liquor Law bill.
Mr.. Sine moved that the Maine Lii
quor Law be not printed.
Mr.. Oliver objected to the printing
Mr.. McCandless urgsd d the printing.
and wanted law pas ed to force the
gentleman from Calaveras oqut liquor,
as he had not the moral courage to quit
otherwise
Mr.. Proctor insisted that he only
wanted the Maine Liquor Law, and not
PRIVATE liquor bills, printed. House or
dered the bill printed.
MIR. Herbert moved that Mr. McCan.
dless be recommended to the cl.rgy rs
a missionary to Tuolumne, to show the
people the way over Jordan, Laid on
the table
Bill to pay clerks in Treasurer and
Comptroller's Offices taken up and laid
on the table.
Mr.. Caney introduced bill in refer
ence to divorces. Referred to judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Bell introduced bill in refer
rnce to Experiments in Tule lands, for
growing sugar and rice. Referred to
select committee.
Mr.. Oliver gave notice of bill to ex-
tend the provisions Of the Maine Liquor
Law to MIR. McCandless
Adjourned till Monday.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11
Information Wanfefl

A hF AMOS LAMsoN, who was on Trinity
" River, March lst 1851, and has not since
been heard of. lie anivcd in this country in
August. 1850, His family and friends at home
ire anxious to us 'eriain where he is. ANY in
formation sent to JoHV CARROLL, Box l74
Nevada post Office, will be gratefully received
tamson WAS fram Warren CO., Ohio. 46,3,s
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

FATAL ACCIDENTAL man named
Burns, Scotchman, was found dead on
Monday morning near Gold Flat. He
came to his death by falling from log
while intoxicated, and striking his head
among heap of stones. Strangulation
ensued from his position.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

D- We are glad to perceive that the
committee at Benicia sent TO urge modif-
cation of the corporation liability law are
making Roadway Dir Lyons has introduc-
Cd \ very sxcslleRt bill Ter this purpose
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

SuIcIDE.-Chrisiian Kemp, from Wisconsin
committed suicide near Phelps piggings on
Little Deer Creek, 10y hanging himself in h.
cabin. He had been sick of low typhoid
fsvvr, aad usdsr such depression Of spirits.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

&c The Erpress says, with cruel satire
that the S. T. Curiosity Shop is a witty sheet
Rather Rusty that.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-11

o. News of bloody battle among miners
at Little York, reached here on Tuesday and
party started over from here. They found
on arrival there that Madame Ru,nor is liar.