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NEW-.JERSEY ITEMS.

The Trenton Gazette contains rumor that hon
John R. Thompson intends to resign his scar IN tne
United States Senate on account OF ll-healsh' ana
multiplicity Of private business.
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Advertisement
KE'S BENEFIT Damon and

u, he perfoea this evening with Mr. John r. Scott as
Damon and Clan The Maid Of Milan besides MI eileen. IAN
~. Dneb Reading presented this afternoon at BiRsUTs
MTstus for Mr. benefit The bill unusually attractive
Mr. Clarke himself Of the best OF n-iiye seto ana
H. senin. his amiaby his energy aud industry hiss Hsde
himself one OF most popular gentlemen Of the age In
courage merit.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PBnADELPAIA, Saturday, Nov. II, 1854.
Our stock market continues dali. The sales this
morning comprised Reading Railroad at 34i, Morris
Camel II /, Long Island Rarosd l2I, Pennsy wanna
State Elves -, Pennsylvania Railroad a 0hI
Money Is quoted at 70 per cent for good paper
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SUPREME cOURT-ersrsu TEAM.

EXAMINATION or CANDIDATES The Court ap-
Ieintea aessrs Richard : Emmett, Iohn T. Dsvia sse
1hs.ie RsFalo examiners OF Candidates for sou 20
the b The examination will take place on Thrrs.ay usrt
oeott Applications TO be ed once with the elerk
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IHE OPERA hsAIS.-Ths directors Of the Opera in
fourfeenth'st- have made arrangement with Mr..
Hackett by which the Open win beopened On Tues.
day, the 18th inst. Grsi and Mario &c. will then
appear in the opera of The Ppraas. See advertise
ment.
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fAeveT lisement

YOUNG MEN, CLLRks, hAKE IHANCk "A
Chesp Class BUSINESS WRITING forming bRowS aud
PoSDs Tue ard Beck keeping Academy, No e53 Broad
wsy corner Of How K member BRows took the only
prSe for Bushes Writing the Worries Fsir Enter Joar
names before Thursday next Cell and see him write.
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CmCJS-CASTLE GARDEN.-The Charms, the
Eoo. and the C.ros will appear full force Castle Gsrdeo
Circus THIS AFrtsooS The Horsem.nshp and
other at this splendid Amphtheser are the
heat of the Kind ever this city, On MONDAY masn
fcent Fouestriau FESTIVAL of in which all the vast
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have introduced PHALOS's PA

PHAS LoAs the aursery testify that It relieves all I'M
Of the cuice which Infants and lady
BIO bs, ever will deDy bene6ci, effects uPon
daiheued chap skin PHALoS No 5l7 Broadway, st
Nicholas and No 1877 Br sdwsy Of Dsy st. For sale
by oruessts and fancy dealers every where.
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GAS FIXTURES !-Of splendid design aud finish,

and per cheaper THAI other house wholesale
and retail the mandatory q JAMES o. moFFEr Nos liz
AID l2i Prince st., third block west OF Broadway.
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V,HE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE offers the best sccommodasns for pursuing the
treatment for the winter aud terms resonsbis elss
vher, Addres, D. H. WELLINGTON, N D..
No. IT'S ihh o., New Yort-
NETWORK CITY WArER-CuRE, No iw i2th o..
Of University plaee
VAATER-CURE, corner of 6th.av. and 33th-st.
w DIR STEW untes with Or. TAYLOR ia this lsL<s
and coumodous establishment for the Fall aud Wincr PA
TENTS and BOARDERs received AZ resson.ks rats.
Out door practice promptly attended 10.
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ISAAC T.. 1AIE
P.yyus CoRRrum Doors and SHOES, for tender feet.
No. 4ss Broadway, cor of Broome-st. New-iork
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Arrived.

Bris Gen Foster of Bossonl Dsnon Jereuis % ia log
wood &c to Geo. B,rell Sd In with schr Dukbury.
Clifford for Boston ed u 20 mile, Sc of Cape NAY.
spcs. sehr Elliptic hence for Jamsios 8 DAYS out
SBhs COquete Fr) Dses, st. Pierre Newfoundland II b.
hsh TO Lorut
sshr BuDmIps Bird Boyer, Wilmington ds naval storss
10 p. Blossom 4 Son
schri MAR Robbins wswOeru d' naval stores to Bloc
A
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Steamshp-hsrton Foster Charleston, spoaod, Te-rss
6 Co knoxville Ludlow Savannah s MuchiiL
Ship-Ohio Hutehinss, Apslschicols. }. w. Phillips
Sloop-Rh0de Island, Hull Providence, Master.
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Advertisement
GAS FIXTURES Of new designs and

workmanship will be found at the great msnusc
tuTipr deoot Of ARCHIE wAEsER Co.. No $40 Broadwsy
also portable Gas Apparatus for country residences.
olurches. or factories
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SryRFOsCOPIC PICTURES, CRAYONs, and


1ocRIpHs taken perfection in weather. at Roors Gal
lery, No. 363 Broadway.
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SNIP ASHORE The Belgian bark Verge Mare. Cap. Soy
kens from Antwerp for NewYrk Oct r. With
and Us passenger ashore the end Of Loas
Iatd near Montauk Light House. Thgrsdsy in
auepee of having sprung leak The steatuz MeIouy Capt
Yates has sone her The T. wind Of last Might
xss much against the landing Of her They
thi.
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DEsuLER's PILLS

DKsHLEks PILLS cure
DEsHLER's PILLS cure Fever and Ague.
DIsHIERs PILLS Fever and Ague without fan
Sold At the Whoesae and Retail Depot. No 5l Brosdw.y
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TTW-YORK SUPREME COURT-GEORGE

N HART and JOHN PRATT against SAMUEL stat
T.Rfj-sunuon. for money demand on COntrset-To the
Ief dant You hereby summoned and required to answer
,bs comnsip hi thi. which fled IN the ONCE Of
The C Of The City and County Of New York this l0h day
OF November d. 1854 and to serve copy OF your snswsf
10 he aid complaint the subscriber a. hs ones NO. d
Wall st. in said oy within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive of the day Of such service add a 70
tie sad complaint within the time Aforesaid the plain
10, 10 this action viii take ad1mer against you for the sum
Of six hundred and y four dollar. and sixty seven cent vito
Interest from the 2h day Of October one thousand eight hun
S,sd and four beside the Of this aeti0n-Daed Nov
snIsr no las4 ALBERT MATHEWS,
iii ,.wfss Plaintiffs Attorney, 81 Wal -
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Advertisement
A s1OAsp $50 PRIZE-TO So
IAdvertisementl

PERsos-Ipcose posase stamp postpaid letter TO Gto
G. RAY Vermont and letter OF particulars tPre-
paid win be sent
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NrEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. JOHN

II w BARROW against CHARLES BU5CHEK and Ed
WARD RIDDLE Summons for money demand on contract
ICON not ITO CHARLES BUSCHEk, one OF the ab've
You are hereby and required 70
answer the complaint this action which will be filed IN the
oce of the Clerk OF the City and County OF 81 the
ansyy 10 the said complaint the subscribers a. tne once
No Ill Broadway In the City OF Neyfork wSnn twenty
DAYS ser the service this exclusive OF me
Say Of such service you fail to the
th time sfe.sid the plaintiff In this action will take
YOU for the Of five hundred aud twenty
one dolx and ten cents with ntee" from the nrs day OF
snns one thousand hundred and hfty four besides the
80, ., III. .rtiop-Daed New York, October B. lSli
eoe's W va" BARNEY HUMPHREY g. BUTLER,
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT BOSTON.
Bosros, Saturday, Nov. II, 1854.
Their. N. Steamship America, Capt. Lang, reached
her dock. az East Boston, about noon today. Her
mails viii leave in the afternoon train, reaching New
Yotk az midnight
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETEEsEs.-A man named
Solomon johnson was yesterday hss.d with hsvins
by false prnebes obaned the signature Of Charles Butter
field Of Mansion House Chsmbet to t~o checks each
fo 81 so The transaction place the 9Th Of August
last The taken before Justice stuart who held
him on biz own recognkances for examination
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POSTSCRIPT.

The Times says the County Clerk makes sey-
mour's msiority in this City 1859. Tnis must be
q mistake. 1t may possibly be l4,o69.
Second Postseript.-We have just received fsom
the County Clerk his Orn foOtngs-as follows;
Seymour &c, eos Clark. IL, 22i
Seymour's majority. $500. l4,5ol
We hear report that recount an Kings
County adds 400 to Seymout's majority.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared this Forenoon.

poRy OF NEW YORK;. Novr~sss
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE "A German, narne unknown
yesterday found dead In his bed the house No Ito
Wilf,n He had been very melancholy for time In
Consequence Of OF ccumsepces sud supposed to
have mitted suicide. Coroner ODonre will bold in
quest upon the body this morning The deceased shout
20 Of
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feaai Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County of NevYork Notice hereby given TO all
pe-sons having claims against JOAN J. sPERVESLA0E sfs
Of the CITY OF New York deceased present the wk
vouchers thereof the shserbe ct the oics Of lance
Gey No 50 Nassau la the City u Now 1osk On os DO
fore the third day Of May neIDsted New York tdo twenty
seyeath dag Of October. 1854 -
- Armed 46sE s sEGKESMAS Executors.
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Se'''H sARNEY' HUMPHREY & BUTLER,

eompl.iu wss filed in the 0ce OF the Clerk o. the
C;, and County at the CRY Hall n the Cy Of
Vo,s on he day Of October 6i-Dsted New. York,
oe'obeY 1854 BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
ono. % I,gsws Plaintiff Attorneys
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CRYSTAL PALACE SALTs.-Another sale OF nne
p.,;an marble ststuettes and rich Chinaware took
nlsee Yesterday The same fatality that has attend.
ed everything connected with the Palace from Its ms,
oon,;on 70 its failure, and utter breaking up ana
.nsrsop Of all the rich goods exhibited, see ms 10
sdhere 70 tbese sales Nobody appears to know that
,hov are taking place. or If they do cannot learn what
Il ~ be sold or else shrug their shoulders and say
money is too tight" and the few that attend are mol
disposed to bid very sxtravagant prices, or buy art
c,ss however beautiful, that they do not require.
The sale yesterday was equally dispiried as the nrst
d,y Notwithstanding all the removals. the visitor
90 the Palace viii find many more curious and vaus
ho .rtcles all. there than can be seen at one visit
The daily s,teadance ia Just about a lasss AH'
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ST. AIMS PROTESTANT Episcopal CHURCH FOR
DIAF kUIEs Tat N Y UsIvEksIrY-The following Suh-
pfiors the BUILDING Fund thankfully acknowledged
From T. d Morgan, H. Holt Charles Ely each 500; nrs
I.sse Bur. So; John ssAtSn W B. Crosby Ms Light
w. Van Hook ID. c Kinsl.nd eaen S25; C Williams +.
J. Huntington, ? DOnely, Fisher and Bird, R T. H.wes
slo; DR. Riggs through Mr. WAGE, sc; B. Hathaway,
M,ses Tucker W. T. Beekmsn W @ Hunt, Q stsooiIx
L. and Co, A. Rankin, A. simpson, NJ T. Towie VIII
Hoe T. p each s5i o. M Bodne 80 Additional sub',rip
items may be MIR Austin Ave the Treasurer Of tho
Fur No a souths the Rector OF the Parish, Thomas
(,sllaudot. No. 2 Third-st
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PERsoSAL.-The following are among the arrival,
at the principal botes yesterdav.

AZ the hE1RoroLiI,s HorEL-Hon L. y. Fuller Msu..
Z H. Brinley, China Capt Pope u. S. A.; " Wurts Ken.
inety j. Harrison Phsdelphis; Col II. Pike Mass Hon
W Rogers, Loekpo't; horeee Rsndal, u. A; W. R.
Brouehor. Boston; T. r. Johns New yurgh; T. ) T.vior
Boston; LevAn. PHILADELPHIA H. W. Burt Bussio c.
c. Gilbert. U. = A.; Il. Davis Boston
At the ST NICHOLAS HoTEL-The Hon. judge Inrer.aIl
Uuited States Court; the Hon ~ Rancs Phao the
bon J. Chandler Detroit; Ellis Baker Albany A. W. DAns
NswOIlesrs; w. r. Watson North Carolina; Col Tea.
brock Albany; the Hon. Mr. Gibbs West Indies; J. W.
Rider California; II Wsiermsn Hudson; Col Epps Va
John A. Linton, sshin gt0n; L. s. Armsby. Army; B.
&sIto. California; M MeMiohsel, Philsdelphi. goSn S.
Wright Boston.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
OF Ii, County Of New Yos noties hereby given 70 an
per.ors hAyins esims against WILLIAM ROBINSON late
o the City Of New York deceased g present. the same With
lad Az ard sd the City New York, before tho
went, fourth day Of Ap II uext.-Daeed NewYork the
twentieth day Of October. 1874 -
aQIla u6mS JOHN HOBlNoON. AdmlnlfrAfof.
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Fatal Occurrence on THE EiGHrH-Av. KALI
KoAp-A boy, IL years of age, named VIM. oidnng'
was run over near Seventeenth on Thursday night
BY an Eighth-av. Railroad car, and died coon ater-
ward at the New-York Hospital, from the Injuries
received. Coroner Hilton will hold an inquest upon
The body to-day. The deceased lived at No. o.
Craenvich. ST.
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THOMAS MAcFARLAN, (r....,o-
WILLIAM RYBR,

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
person, having claims sgsinst RUSSELL IT, NEyNs lsts
a the City OEew York deceased to psssn, the same 9Th
vopcber. thereof IA the sabserber at his ohss No Msr
chant Esebanre wslls. In the City Of New fork or
before the seventh day Of February next Dated New York.
the 4th day OF August, 1854 - - -
ans lsU6mS DAVID III. NEAlNS. knecutor.
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Of the County Of EewYork notice hereby gwen 70 ali
persons havn, claims against JAMES TtEN0R sts Of the
CITY New York deceased TO present. tho with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber the office Of LOTHR0P w.
CHAPLIN No Union Brooklyn before the tsuth
iasl PRUSSIA c. TRENOR
Admipstratrix with the Will annexsf
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n PURSUANCE OI Nh Oruef vi lno CurfOBhtc
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen to I'll
person. having claims against ROBERT GILLESPIE late
Of the City Of GAssow Scotland, add formerly ~ New fon
sabscgbes his residences No 10 East 2st in tho Guy Of
zevYosk or before NE 18th day Of December neh-
Dated New York the 18th day or June. 1884
JANIS STUART, Administrator, ~fh Will snnsrsd.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
i Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby gwen "a
all p-rIons having claims against GEORGE w sCHOrr ss
o he City New Yort tobsceons deceased 20 present. tho
sae with vouchers thereof 70 the bsen5e q, the place Of
business Of James T. seho No III Washingtons Ia tho
CITY Of NswYoEk before the twentsth day Of March
psI Dated NsvYOTk the fourteenth day Of sepsmbsg
1854 cATHARINE sCHOrT, Adninisusthx.
IA IAzSmSat lAAEs L. sCBOIT. Admin.stLatoL.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate u

the County Of New FORK Notice hereby gwen all
sons havin, claims against PATRICK kAvANA0H late Of
the Cty OF New York deceased TO present. the with
voueher. thereof to subscriber At the Once ofBENJAMN
C. LEVERlDGE, Esq, No CT Chat smst, In the City o.
New before the thirteenth fay Of November next
Dated New. York the ninth day OF Ma, 1854
ra,an IauernSs MARGAREf MCGOWAN. AdnnistratfE.
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MN y, a. g -, ABB. pursasnt 70 the pfovsoas
= -. ,S sr,,. os he arf u the sh sA.pssr q ne
second part o. me Ezs cogpfy Of Montgomery New Yo.
S az Ss q yaessfs sep q orsS,
ors 70 sfpe the lib day Of Deeembss
o. o,t .te !. ooi @ $40. esass 4 .ny .ay
.ssfnHenaI ~. hts debts GEORGE SMITH,
be S%ess;I1sssss Attorney for Iasolvsat
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

the E9pTess has predicted" till its prate has
become as idle as beggars' oatlIs. We have 10
confidence III Marysyille professions ard since
the explosion of the last grand scheme, to-wit-
ness the ceremonious birth of which we went
to Marysville we believe We hare "proscrip~
tive right" to believe Marysyille viii never lift
its hand to extend is interior trade The Er-
press seems to admit this. 1t says
Now we submit to our fellow citizens. who-
thcr it is becoming in them, whether it is even
manly to submit to be thus taunted for their
supineness. That they have given those gen.
tlemen prescrtpt'rc right to ieer them for
their tardiness, we deny, but that too much
provocation has been furnished, we are com.
PEELED to admit"
Had declarations been lumber,a ,and subscrip-
tions cash, Marysville would have had plank
road here just one month ago Hereafter we
look to Sacramento alone, and we are most
happy to learn that we were under mistake
in supposing the road was diverted from its
natural course to place equally distant from
the centre Of trade that its starting place is.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

Il Fatal Mistake "A citizen of France
who had an irveterate habit of confound-
ing everything which was said TO him. and
had been in vain attempting TO acquire q
knowledge of our vernacular, was about
leaving his boarding house for more COM
Portable quarters All the little mysteries
of his wardrobe, including his last neither
garments and umbrella, had been careful
ly packed up, when he bethought to himself
the unpleasant duty now devolving upon
him, that Of bidding 'ze folks good bye.
After shaking his fellow boarders cordially
by the hand, and wishing them, with in
cessant bowling, re verree best success in
re virl.' and 'ze benediction du chief he
retired in search Of bis dear landlady,' to
give her also his blessing. He met her at
the foot of the stair case, and advancing,
hat in hand with thousand scrapes, com
menced his speech. 'Ah! madame, am
going to leave you You have been very
amiable to me, madame; ! will never for
get you for zat. If am in my country,
| would ask zer government to give you a
pension, madame The good lady put
down her head and blushed modestly,
while our Frenchman proceeded: vel,
must go; you know in zeeze life, madame
1t Is full of pain an trouble. 1t Got adop-
ted zee virl vich Lamartine make in his
poese, zen zerc should be no more pain
Adieu, madame, adieu, perhaps forever
Thereupon the Frenchman was making
his exit, when he was suddenly called back
by his landady, who interestingly inquir-
ed: Why, Mr.. c. you have forgotten to
leave your deadlatch' Mr., C. appeared
amazed, apparently not understanding his
interrogation. Yes continued Mrs b.,
You know it is the rule for all boarders to
give me their keys %, madame inter-
rupted the Frenchman with enthusiasm,
: | will give you not one, but sousaEds =
and applying the action to the word, he
sprang towards Mrs. B. and embracing
her tightly in his arms, kissed her most
heroically.
The affrighted Mrs B., recovering her
self, at length cried out The key! c.,
the keyr Frenchy, looking confused and
confounded, CALCULATES, with heavy siqhs
- @, madame, zot you ak me for one
KEGS, an | give it yon. Vat fatal mis-,
IN L a y
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
Arrivals at the Oriental Hotel,
TUuRsDAy SAINT o1st Ia5

THURSDAY Sept 2lst 1854.
SR Warren; Fl w Johnson; ] Chapel; Nevada
Thomas Ball; Nathaniel Thorn; Barradoch: John
Davis; Rush Greek. NJ Dudley; Pike Co Mo
r Wakefield; Moses Hirshm1n; San Francisco.
Barker Camptonville. NJ Tuly; efferson Hill.
Thomas Stingal; Sac City. A Berch amman; Grass
Valley.
FRIDAY Sept 22l
A Blackmani S A Boutwell, T Moore; Sac City. G.
Russel; Omega. J NJ Emberge; South Yuba. ]
Armstrong; H Radth; Nevada. Israel Heard;
San Juan. Thomas Kenerbade; DownieyiIe +
Uarner; Iowa Hill. H Draper; S johnson;
Washington. Thomas Boyd; San Francisco Ira
Buchannon; Deer Greek. John Tharp George Town.
SATURDAY, Sept 23d
) y WillIams; Jefferson r Buckly; Galena Hill
G Jones. Samuel Burny, Kanaka Creek. Uril
Colson, Nebraska. Henry, Nevada. w Herd
Fl Heirs. San Juan. Il FowIey; NJ d War6eId
Montezuma Hill Gilbert. l. Walker New Town
Hamilton, Grass Valley. Charles Martin Co
Iona I COMFY Concord Bar Alsbrv. Dow
melville.
SCNpAY Sept cath.
H Stone, G Bolte. Marine Hill w Thomson.
DAVIS, Preston, Brogan, Rush creek. G d
Blanchard t San Francisco. F NJ Sdhell Placerville
CHURCH; Grass Valley. George Mathews, Auburn
T Gilman, John Shaster, Gold Hill " Sigurnev
Michigan Bluffs c NJ d Gibson, Joseph Thorn
Chips Flat.
MosDAY, Sept. 25th-
1 Wire, Virgin Flat r Philips, Hughes, Du
iyn, Mccormick, Con!ey; Eureka. Thomas
Ireland Marysvile.
TUESDAY Sept. Goth
George Young, Washington. l.. Garbin, B ar
River L Robertson, A Smith. Foster. Campton-
vile. T Casper Folly, Marse llus, G Thomas,
ID II Thomson, F Warren, Rush creek b Mer-
win, Iowa Hill fl Keep, Rich Bar Feather River
F NJ Sidebottom. S Smith, Brush creek. II Sa-
lin, Randolph Flat OBrine, Forest City. ii
Buranclock, Rough and Ready.
WEoNEEDAY Sept. 27th.
6 H Berry, l. Gilman, J l.oman Macintosh,
Stuart, e Woodman, Yankee Jins r Nagen,
Nevada G Ducka Sac CITY
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

SUICIDE IN PR1soN.-The last Butte Record
contains rather interesting account of the self
destruction, by hanging, of prisoner named
John c. Martin, in the Bidwell Jail, on the
morning of the 10Th inst. He had hired a
horse at Fullers stable,in Marysville, to ride to
the Buttes Mr.. Fuller, from some circum-
stance on other, had his suspicious excited, and
Immediately followed him. He traced him to
Bidwel, where he was arrested and committed
to Jail by Esquire Wells He left letter, sta
ting his name and giving his former residence,
II miles from Tulon Illinois.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29

La Cronica Of the oath, Published at
San Francisco, has the following account
of lynching at Monterey
Al one o'clock on Sunday, the Sd inst,
Jose Higuera, native of California, was
hung without good cause, at the corner Of
a house opposite the building known as
the Casa de Gobierno, by some riotous
Americans, some of them in a state of in
toxication. The crime of Hieuera was,
that on the night before, he went with a
countryman and friend Anastasio Garcia,
to ball, where the two got into a dispute
with these Americans. Garcia shot and
mortally wounded Deputy Sheriff, and
escaped. Higuera was mortally wounded
by shot, and received the extreme unc.
ton of the Catholic Church; and in this
condition he was taken from his house by
four men, who pretended that it was ne.
cessary that he should 90 as a witness
before jury and he was forthwith hung.
This cruel and barberous deed has given
rise to great CONSERVATION and indignation
among all persons of judgment, and par
ticularly with the native CaIifornians, who
see themselves without individual security.
The deceased was 2S or 80 years of age,
and leaves six children in orphanood and
poverty.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-29
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ed to Adams & Co. for the first delivery of
California papers the past week. Also for
promptly forwarding packages from San
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Also to Wells, Fargo & Co. for the
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Also to Mr.. Dobson of Langton's Ex-
press for the Sierra Citizen.
Also to Gen. Walbridge for a copy of
his speech on the Pacific Rail Road bill,
in the House Of Representatives