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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
ASrYoSY J. BLrEcxrK. Asetsr>ex
NY rlNSINE Sal L of FL EEAIrr Il'l-r ,

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retry block gf1nrG ST TIA ~ y
srd on - Ilgh fih 1850 "a llehs,i tstwecn az
me shcve sFy Il, al ,ge. ally sa..i -
-st.r iu rrCvsIlcn, he gr1urd ce rock. a..
80 ffsde5 ~ sud sGrsb pied baia "a
tstse IN ds.fable part Of hs-t as- ss
nd rec from pu G. vic foy -
loosisd near ss ay the nelpg waoh hearty eo.
The Sh Avenue Railroad sad VII p the eopas ssarsr
terd, 20 bsve the rais laid 20 HcConb Dam rsnas thra-
o.n OF hs oesTs Die sad when completed win nsss
irer,tsc the vGus os 100 per .. they vii -
vrrN cssv OF scoes The city - OF only
AID uuch b. on This the rget; h.nis,-
tsct of.us ss~e ,hs desirable % private re-i.,
sry rev r sale or til ssnd and ot pat gp viii !. -
eIIptory cslcsed Of % he hisees. 4r The tils ,s III
ce Of Ell incumSrarcss sn 50 per Of The pareh~, -
can remain boId an mortgage fos h- a, six p 80
For of ach l0s, All farther ps
lars a. rly to the Auc r.oscer No Br0aast BsE
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" 4 NERNN, AUctioneer.
Ply BANGS, BROTHER Il CO-Trade Sales
~ Rooms No. IS Park row.
REGyLAR SPRING PARCEL SALE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
BooKsMay ls4B Co request voices for tn. C.s.
losue Of the above sale be furnished immediately pnr.
re w be ned IN early day when the Othe sale will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Il lUNLNN, EUENMAN u NU.i NV e " IIIIIII' 81 I,
IL hold OF sale the following Stocks
STATE OF MISSOURI pei cent. Bonds
CITY OF ~ v ORLEANS per cent bonds
CITY OF MOBILE per cent. Bond.
CITY OF CHICAGO cent Bonds
CITY OF CHICAGO per Bonds
CITY or SAN FRANCISCO 10 csnt. Bonds
CITY or SACRAMENTO H. per cent Bolds
CITY or LOUISVILLE per cent bonh
city OF ST LOUIS Der Bonds
COUNTY OF 81 LOUIS per cent Bonds
CITY OF CINCINNATI per cent Bonds
CITY OF CLEVELAND Water Loan per eehs Bonds.
CITY OF MILWAUk EE per cent BJBds-
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II Will tie seen by advertisement in another column
tina, the Michigan Southern md Notnern Indiana Rail
road Co ere about issue for the purpose Of aiding in the
completion OF The Jackson Branch and The Toledo and
Gosbsn line, new stock Of the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Co to The amount of % cent on The
present stock The stock is to be issued at par The pres
snt sioci holders both OF "old and "consruciOn suck
The payments arc the 10th OF May % cent 10th o.
June 25 cent and the remainder the Let Of July In
sest is be allowed payments 10 first Of July when
The stocl becomes dividend stock
The earnings # the Macon and Western Railroad Co for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

RY JOSEPH HEGEsiAN, Auctioneer- THIS
DAY, Monday April 10 :. o'clock, NJ precisely At No.
Liberty corner Of Ns.saa st. Brooklyn general
Psfe Chamber ard Kitchen Furniture Catalogues sales
rocus on Saturday
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RUSSELL w WEsrc0TI Alcnoneer
4 UCTION SALE of all the rich and elegant Fur

7
A UCTION SALE of oil the rich and elegant Fur
"A nIUTe Of HouseFrsnch Pier Gsss Velvet Carpets Rose
Wood Pisno-FoIte OIL Pentinz Silver Ware, n wEsr
COIT VIII sell THIS MONDAY April TO- o'clock all the
can't Furniture 10 house eth hfn sor from lh
The will be absolute the highest bidder
Furniture consists Of 7Otsve Fore Stool
and Cover rich Rosewood Suites Satin hrocsde
boehe two srse French Pier Gses magnificent Louis XVIII
Essere cost 800 do plate doors and back 'shy caued
and Pier Tables Embroidered Curtains shsio
rich English Carpets the psro Rosewood sreuch Secretary
MHrbletop Music Cabinet Reception and arm Chairs with
and valuable collection Of Mantle Vases and ornamsa ONO
IN Clock Jewel Csss Marble stAtuees Cxude ebra
rumter OF besutfu OIL Paintings including Macrssy the
FL ssh TTssedn painted by nnnan $50 Chamber Furn
elegant God and Mahogany Beeads Marble
top Bureaus ard to match ch China Toilet Sets Ma
and Gi Mirrors Roseyo0d, Mahogany and Walnut
Rockers hyperion Hair Mases fssther.Bs every
bedesd the house Rosewood and Mhossny 800
ysids carpet twelve Oil Coh Clocks secrere4
so .se quantity Of Basement Furniture Extension DninE
and other tables rich silver Wsre Balance Handle Gallery
Chns Dinner and Tea Gets Cot Glass Ware &c Catalogues
at the house kniekerbecker the door On Wednesday
handsome Furniture st No Abngdoa square. Particulars
Tuesday
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s3O6376S "a
County Of Ne i0,tHFsne' A Palmer President an Jooa
EveT Cashier said Bank beiog dolly 1eay tspo.e
ssy hoy Pesideh Cashier Aforesaid aud hst
the in al respects true sAtsmsnt OF he condition u
the 18th dag of March 1854 being the day specified In tue
nee the Superintendent Of the Bank Department mex, pre-
report requiring the s.e Jrdns ~ tie
snd belief thai the sid Bank asso-
located In the City of New York IN the Couoy
hewYok where has BsDug House Tor the Transaction
that the 9th of August 1872 The day Of
this report the business thereof uss,eed At saeh To-
estioa' issne.l "A PALMER President.
l. EVERl rr. Cashier.
Subscribed By both dePopens this 9Th day Of April
1851 before sigudl H. u NICE 20 nmisoner OF uesds
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A UCTlON sALE-Furniture Of a family declining
"A esnn Of the usual assortment Of Beds Bed
aesd Carpets Chairs T.oes Crockeiy SC good order
No rs sprDsst on TUESDAY, April II, commanding At ii
O'Clock Terms csIh.
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100 Gu ,nd - Warrant, ossht and this ofce aud
s Warsb's sold BY vii be snteed In sl Without
uii time WARNS ali Of he
bet prices OF receipt Of REMITTANCE. T J. COLEMAN
OFFICE oF rHI MICHIGAN sGraERN NORTHERN IxDf.si
LsoAD ConsAsiEs IS William New York April 1854
NOTICE 10 STOCkHOLDERS.-Th Board Of
~ D1,eio Of these Companies have resolved upon
oea to d the com pei.en Of ha JACKSON BRANCH Of
The Nehs.n southern sad the TOLEDO and GOSHEN LINE
ire Northern IND IA Rsiioai In Of
The .nSsni q 8 Pc. cent e. the Of the Michigan south
EN- and Sortaern Indiana Railroad Co psnies
ln- rtocs no be Issued holders Of boil
Sttneeon si1et who sha be sach the morning OF the
70, Of May next Ps,nento be mate for the Is
cert On the th day Asy % per In
TO pay after or fall previcu. 70 said d.es
reedEz Euote elsewhere the United
stats VIII Be allowed 80 DAYS additional time payment Of
ne h ms bot the payment completed By
dent. aeeos ctrsly
iriert ar the rate Of will Be
On =. ner from the day OF 6s Of July
amer Nhin cate toe stoek si he entitled M disdenda equal
20 any exstns s.oes Of the Companies
trefal
Eho DO DO, signify tks
pofeh o. sioea y mstinf the eqaed
De dee a &c TO have tor-tsd their hEhf the same
ehern containing fuller Information szhct
senf q ste fhoders md be had application
the ConpGAs BY order Of the Board Of Directors
TpwIs c. LIIoEFrEfD D. Treasurer '' '''''a'I''
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OFFICE oF ma ILLINOIS GENITAL RAILROAD CoNPASYl
NEw-YosX March 10 1854
"a 600 GOO L0AN The s seEen FsF tn IN
Coz strucon Illinois central RAILROAD COMPANY viii
payable Monday April 10 the Office Of the Company No
NJ Is. EDGAR Treasurer.
4 MEXICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY, NEW
"A YORK JOCELYN DRAPER. WELSH Co Bmk Noe
Epgrever sne Printers st Nicholas 5sns Build ne No "s.
and DRAPER, WELSH Co, Exchange. Phnadeiphia stae
Corporation ard Railroad Bonds and Coupons Drafts Bills OF Ex
change Certificates Of stock and DEPOSITS sc
nREXEL, SATHER & CHURCH, BaEsers. San
- sec California draw stills Of Is change DREXEL
Philadelphia payable the PRINCIPAL cities Of the In ted ses
Collections Falcco and In he ateror OF the STATE
and proceeds promptly Collections he d'so
D. c. DREPEL Co, Philadelphia or sARdEA
No. i5i Sasslst n. I. e., o.,.,.
Fxchsnge ale In 1t by Dr. y 81
Co, Paladelphis and P SAfhEk N --....
EMITTANCEs to ENGLAND, IRELAND,
~ SCOTLAND and WALES Bills Of the Bsus Of ChAreston
soy Of the Banks 10 The United KINGDOM 'o sale BY
CENTER sCo, No 40 oldsiin eor Nosr u
IN l.. ROSS * Co, San Francisco, California
~. FALCONF r. ROSS Co Melbourne Autra, Ageats in
the Underwrer CousgnnertS of vsSes
ROSS FALCOHER Co, no i6i Pesrlst.
Removal
WETMORE, ROBERT x Co, Stock, Note, and
w Bord Brokers have removed from No u Wall st to No 70
BEA\ER-Sf, nesT tsnoyerst
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I AND WARRANT OFFICE, No. So wALLSr-
II 100 Gu and ~ Warrants ho5ght and sold Oce .nd
81. Wsrrsbs cold By wi De snteed In I'll Without
Unit o. 10 time Wafran,s sent 10 ali paris Of he country
let prices receipt of rem.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22
Miners Meeting,

AT meeting Of the Miners of Brush
Greek, held Sept. 4th, 1854, at the House
OF n. A Hicks 8 Co, on motion, M. ).
Cleveland was called TO the Chair, and n.
A. Hicks was appointed Secretary.
On motion, committee of three was
appointed TO draft resolutions, for the ac-
tion of this meeting. A. &. Swan, III. A.
Lonas, and NJ. Sullivan committee.
The following resolutions were presented
and unanimously adopted
Art. l. That this district shall be known
"a Lower Brush Greek district.
Art. ,. That the boundary shall be az
follows; commencing at the Upper Falls.
Cor at the lower line of Aliens claims
and running down to the falls blasted by
Brush Greek Co., in 1854. including five
claims in Rock Creek adjoining, and ten
claims in Miles Ravlne
Art. 3. That the claims shall be sirty
feet in length, aud extending from bank to
bank.
Art, 4, That any person may hold one
claim by location, ana as maoy by pur-
chase As he may see proper.
Art. D That any person owning claims
III this district can leave aud vacate the
same until there is sufficient water for
ground sluicing by having them recorded
in the Recorders Book, giving number and
location Of the SAME, within ten days after
this date.
Art. G. That these resolutions be pub.
l;Shed in the Nevada Journal
On motion, n. A. Hicks was appointed
Recorder for this district.
NJ S. CLEVELAND, Prest.
\. A. Hicks, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

case. Said witnesses shall not be bound to
appear or give testimony unless his fee has been
rendered him, which shall be three dollars for
each case.
Art. l6. Each juror in an appeal case before
the Recorder. shall be entitled 10 three dollars
for each case.
Art: II. Each party to the suit shall deposit
with the Recorder the sum Of S23 prevous'to
the trial, and at the final hearing of the suit
the Recorder shall retain S5 for his services
and pay the jury Sl8 for the trial Of the case
and return TO the successful party in the suit the
same he or they deposited.
Art. 18. These Laws may be altered or
amended at regular meeting, by q vote Of the
majority Of the miners of this district notice
Of said meeting shall be posted in three public
places in the district by the Recorder, at least
five days previous to the meeting.
Art l9. 1t shall be the duty of the Recor-
der TO cali all meetings and state the object Of
same, aud TO preside.
Art. 20. The above Laws were unanimously
adopted and shall take effect and be in forde
on and after Sept. 25th, 1854.
Art. 81 James Johnston was unanimously
elected Recorder Of the district for the term Of
one year
Resolved, That this code Of Laws be signed
by the President and Secretary and be pub
hshed in the Nevada Journal.
GEORGE A. PETERS, Prest
r. T. MORROW, Secy.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

be commanded by Marshal ST. Arnaud,
who was to have with him $4,000 men.
Flat bottomed boats, for the disembarka-
ton Of troops were being constructed in
the arseual OF Constantinople.
CouxCIL OF WAR--Accounts from
Varna mention that grand council of war
was held on the 10th, at which Omer Pa
cha and the allied Generals were present.
The fleets still remained at Baltschik, but
great operations were evidently on the eve
Of taking place. Numerous transports
were at Constantinople, working day and
night to take in water, provisions, and
stores. Sillistria has been victualled for
ihree months.
THE OTHER Powers. s.-sAuStria and
Prussia are agreed upon the appreciation
which the last Russian note deserves The
two governments only disagree on minor
points, but they agree in asserting that the
occupation of the Principallties by Russia
is dangerous to the integrity of the Porte,
and the Russian propositions cannot be
taken into consideration unit! the Prlnci-
palities are evacuated. The joint answer
Of Austria and Prussia will be addressed
not to Count Nesselrode, but to Count
Esterhazy.
The King and Queen of Prussia reached
lschel on the 3lst ut., where the Enperor
of Austria was staying. Their conference
had great significance.
Important news was hourly expected
rom the Baltic. The English squadron,
with French troops on board, passed Goth
land on the 9th Of July. A telegraphic
despatch from Stockholm states that a
heavy cannonading had been heard at
intervals in the direction Of Bomarsund.
Rear Admiral Marlin, with nine ships, was
watching Helsingfors. Rear Admiral
Chads was to effect the bombardment Of
Bomarsund as soon as the French troops
destined to occupy the Aland islands should
arrive. The main force of the Allied Fleet
was at Led Sound, south Of the Aland is
lands, on the 25th Of July. A report was
current in London, but believed to be pre-
mature, that Bomarsand had been taken,
with great loss On both sides.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

Sag Some one writing to Gov. Seymour
Of New York, after approving his veto to
the Maine Liquor Law, says: Il have
been dilligcn: reader OF the Old as well
as the New Testament, and in the former
| 6nd that the use of wine was contempla
ted by the wise and good Of the olden time
Even Lot, the only 'just man in So
dom, carried his prejudice in favor of
social glass Of Wine" so far that he be-
came intoxicated. (See Genesis, chapter
nineteen.) In the New Testament we are
told that our Saviour and his disciples
made generous use, without abuse, OF the
wine beverage, and on one memorable oc-
casion, even made wine from water, for
wedding party. Now, as have said, |
have been dilligent student of the Scrip>
tnres, have read the Bible from Genesis
to Revelations, and / can find no mention
of but one mans calling for water, aOd he
was in h-ll where he ought to be-
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

The Chroatcie OF the 18th has the fol-
lowing items:
MINERS BHwARE.--Scarcely steamer
day passes without complaint by some
verdant individual that he has been robbed
in some one of the steamship Offices OF
purse Of gold dust. To do our hest to
prevent the recurrence of such events, We
give advice without charge TO every person
bound for the Atlantic-to carry no money
in an outside pocket in steamship office
on steamer day.
lNock Auctioas.-The establishments
where gilded brass turnips are sold for
bran new gold watches are not so numer-
Gus, nor so impudently managed as they
were couple of years ago; but still those
who are excessively green can find a
chance Of getting bit on the wharves oc.
casionally by the watch suffers,
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

HONORABLE TEsTMoNY.--In a late
speech by Senator Seward, he stated tnat
man who at one time worked wiki the
spade and the wheebarrow on the Erie
canal, was now member of the Senate,
and one of its ablest members. He had
reference to Senator Wade, OF Ohio,
whose brother, Edward Wade. of Cleye-
land, Ohio, is also member of the House
of Representatives.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22
HAIR DRESSING ANT
American Livery and Sale Stable,

BROAD STREET., NE IA DA
TWVHE subscriber begs TO return his thanks to the
u citizens Of Nevada, for the liberal patronage
thus far bestowed upon his establishment, and to
inform them that he continues 10 keep the best se
lection ofSadde and other HORSES, for lheiH accom-
modation that the country will afford and he would
especially call the attention ofhe Ladies his stock
Of spirited but gentle animals at such times they
fre desisous to enjoy heathfuI and invigorstins
Tste J. i LOBDELL
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

s|~ The Chronicle aIluding to the num-
Der of walking matches patronized in that
city says; Genius il the legs just now
appeats to be more in demand and to be
better PAID than genius in the head
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

AN INsID1ous PolsoN.-"Mrs. Smith, |
am persuaded that tea is slow poison: /
have been using it for eighty-four years
and | feel that it is gradually undermining
my constitution
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

The agony is over The "know Moth
ingo" have elected their whole ticket, des-
pi;e the fact that the First Ward In.pec-
tors did not count vote for them, and did
not seem to consider that the know
Nothing" ticket was in the field Much
now will be expected of the officers cleo
ted too much we fear for realization As
they have been elected as reform" candi-
dates, they will be expected TO immedi-
ateIy take in hand and give the check to
various abuses that have crept into the
administration of our city government.
If they succeed in doing this, they will de-
serve and receive the thanks of the whole
community. Should they fail, they will
only do what has often been done before,
but great disappointment will be the re-
suit, It is sincerely to be hoped that they
will so temper all their acts that they will
deserve the confidence which has been ex-
hibited by the people in their election.
and that no act Of theirs will be of
character which shall subject them to the
charge Of having been intriguing office
seekers, who have been borne into power
on principle, and hope that had to
them no basis or oundation.-AIta, lIth.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22

Idlue Of Duelsts.-ln the general de-
sire to DO good to all, we take notice OF
something that may prove Of service to
the duelist, and as that sort of celebrity
seems to be at premium in this country.
our remarks will not be deemed out of
place. Tegg, in his Dictionary of Cho-
no'ogy Oh Dueling," gives history of the
most famous dueIs fought during the last
l5c years, in which lie says that out Of
l22 affairs Of honor 68 of the combat~
ants were killed and II wounded. In 8ofthe
number, both principals were killed, and in
eighteen the survivors were hanged This
will doubtless prove valuable table of
chances to those inclined to combatiyeness.
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22
Perfect Ssttsfa ctirn 10 his Patrons.

In his New Brick Store, on the Corner OF
Main and Commercial streets.
where been doing business for the last two years
and half His stock is now LARG Ea ard the VAKiE-
TY GREATER than at any former tine, having been
ieced personally from the
Best Houses IN San FrCrc'Sco,
which. with practical experience Of the undersigned
cannot fail to give satisfaction to all All work purchased
at this establishment if rips before hay ing done reason
able service, will be Repaired FREE OF CHARGE.
Having established himself permanently
I'm Nevada the undersigned DESTROYS that his work shal
commend him public confidence and favor end 1t will
be constant aim to accomplish This object by dong
ustice to his customers.
He has also on hand o'1 0Ssortmento Of Sad
dlery, Harness, WhipS, Spurs, &c. &c.
N B. Surgery performed old Boots and Shoes s.
usual, by mending the broken; Leather soies put on
Rubber Boots and shoes. thus rendering them more d-
rable and less injurious 10 health - - ,
sSr There will also be PRACTICAL HARNESS MA.
sn reasonable terms P. ]. ESPEN2CHEID,
sstf Corner OF Main aud Commercial sts
The Nevada journal., 1854-09-22
Official Returns of NeEada County.

The following are the votes cast in this county
for the State and County officers, and in the
Townships for justices and constablcs:
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terms. vIn4' JOSEPH SMITH.
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e STORE.
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Eclipse of Faith,
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County uou,lIows county Wisconsin

county Couii lows County WISCONSIN.
: ohm n Powell per5atrin Rlnev Samuel Cia,
fetfy Is NtoTv su't scha > ft,ilzi g.
NFine ~ Wit 81 deTi faci-s S-u of Ile r
- ice 81 the cierN * she o1taly Cont Ia and g.
,ountA v scuIs'u, IN ne shse entitled ard
dIFeei"d and d"ltv Ftd -Esust The ODD chsis land.
.9 iene,hehts 81 Inc AhuNe 0EJn,d cefeadrns. have
this day levied up' and seized Tire e; wing escr bed
eat e1tA4e y The p"eTE 81 one of the abov. nam~d
NihaSe 81 Nun N iowa County Wisconsin,. with the
ApEi' t''3nces thertUHto Belonging lag
IL The Comfy af Iowa an! State in aud S,sil
e'ss- nj public vcr9e To- she hichrss BIDDER .,r 81
" ne ris ttt'e SITS, it rs sac attfSs Elass detosi
May, A u 49, at any i.ue since. The tr-,t -,
of The Court House ia tie Town uf Niues} Pur or
Saturday the Is day OF F,i a. ~ batvs4i tb,.
hours Uf rigr ociaciC. A. ~ and four Uc.Ucs. P II on
said day u satisfy sa'd wrtt End costs
{. y NT-HP. Il =. sheriff, Iowa Co. Wis
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