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The Nevada journal., 1854-03-24
ORnIMAMcE MO 2

IL RELATION TO STOVES AID STOVE PIPES.
The Trustees ofthe Town OF Nevada do ordan follows
All owners, occupants and essees of any Store, Ware
House, Dwlling, or other building in which Stoves
Crates are kept shall extend the pipe, the
TO be done, at least twenty four inches from the our
side OF the building roof and the distance
the caves; and where said pipe through any board
canvass partition, siding roof it shall be through
metal or fire proof plate leaving space of four
ches between the pipe and the PARTITION, siding roof
through which it passes, and all persons who shall be
found guilty Of a violation Of this Ordinance. OK
animation before Justice of the Peace shall be fined in
the Of Twenty Five Dollars and costs, and in default
of payment execution shall issue for the Adopted
February IT, 1854. WILLIAM D. KNOX. Pres.
SIDNEY {. HERBERT. Clerk. 44.1W
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AGENCY ron CLAIMS.

AGAINSFTHE GOVERNMENT ofthe UNITED STATES
D a. BRINSMADE has removed his office to
l. Sheuuans Buildings, No. LAG Montgomery ST.
where he Will continue the prosecution OF Claims
against the Federal Government embracing
CLAIMS ofthe officers and sol ldiers of Col Ste
vensons Regiment Of New York Volunteers, for
county lands, extra pay and transportation allow
CLAIMS of the Offices and men who composed
The California Battalion of Volunteers under Lieut.
Col. Jehn y Fremont, for bounty lands, arrears Of
pay. and extra pay.
CLAIMS of the officers, petty officers, seamen
ana marines, On account of additional comneusa-
tlon tor services in the naval and revenue service of
the United States in the Pacific Ocean, on the coast
OF California and Mexico, frcm 18th Nav, 1876 to
lst of March, 1858 provided tor bv acts OF Conoress
approved August 31st 1852, and March Sd. 1852.
ALSO
u AIMS Tor indemnity on account of losses oc-
casiened by Indian depreiatons upon the propertv
OF the citizens OF the State and,
CLAIMS for advances made to United States
Indian Agents, to enable Them to negotiate or to
execute treaties with the Indian Tribes.
MI BRlNSMADE has secured the most reliable
and efflcent aid in Washington and claimants NAV
feel sure OF the moat attention possible
n B.-He viii also give his best attention to
CONVEY ANClNti in all its branches. l3-lm
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Fer Sale---A Beautiful Farm

an DRY CREEK, FIVE miles above Kentucky
" House, known as VAN CoURT's RANCH. 1t con
tans our hundred and eighty acres. three hundred
Of which is located or purchased with School w ar
rants about two hundred acres are
Enclosed ,oiM First Rate Fence
The whole tract is susceptible OF. cultivation The
Buildings a Good Frame House, thirty by twen-
ty feet The crop this last year raised was equal to
any i'll Northern California. and amounted to
Orer Nine Thousand Dollars.
ANY amount of stock, sufficient to carry on farming
will be sold with the premises, if desired. Also.
Reaping Machines, Seed Drills, &c.
For terms, apply to A. VAN COURT,
e5-2m* on the premises
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ORDINANCE NO. &.

InNeidtIOn 10 + asst Hiding.
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do Orlan follows:
No person peosons shall drive ride any horse, mule
or auy other animal through the streets in any pace
rapid than slow gaop trot.
No person or persons sha drive ride any horse mule
other animal over any bridge within the town Neva
da, in any pnce faster than walk.
And each and every person who shall be found guilty
of violation of this Ordinance examination before
Justice OF the Peace, shall he fined in not exceed
ing Fifty DOLLARS and costs. In default of PAYMENT
ton shall be issued for the Adopted February l6
1854. WILLIAM J KNOX. Pres
SIDNEY C.. VERBET Clerk 4l-4w
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REMOVAL

Corner OF Montgomery & California sts., upstairs
TIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IL DR.. YOUNG who is celebrated for curing
all private complaints of both sexes has discov-
cred remedy for the cure of old long standing
cases of Gonorrh@a and elects, which ne has tried
in more than one hundred cases, successfully
of which had baffled the skill of eminent physi-
clans for years and in not one single case has it
failed nor can it ever fall as the nature of the
remedy is such that it strikes at the ROOT OF the
complaint, and eiadicates il completely in very
few days. New eases cured in an incredibly short
space oftime, without change of diet or hindrance
from business.
n B.-A permanent cure guaranteed to all IN
the shortest possible time or pay will be taken'
DR. YOUNG. Upstairs, Corner of Montgom-
cry and California streets
Office hours from A. NJ. to F. u. 6m-24oct7
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LUMBER +! LUMBER!!
To IeUmSteTS and OtHerS.
01NHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now i
u full operation, ard ready to supply all demand
revery description of

10 Iedn1Ste2S and others.
G1NHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in
u full operation, ard ready to supply all demands
Tevery description of
Seasoned Lumber,
atthe lowest market prices. These Mills are situa-
It nearly in the centre of the Village of Grass
Valley, about fifty rods south of the Masonic Hail.
Auburn Road, and most convenient for Teams to
load. There is in these mills, a MULAY SAIV,
and 50 inch CIRCULAR Sd ", together capa-
bic of making $4,000 feet of lumber per day. Also,
a splendid Woodwork Patent
Planning Machine,
capable Of making 10000 ft. of ptdned toneued and
groored and other manufactured lumber, per day. OF
superior qualities. ALL our lumber is WELL SEAS
oNED before being dressed-our stock of over eight
thousand logs giving the best material to be found
in the country. Call and see
TEAMSIERS
can always be supplied with lumber on FREIGHT to
the cities Of
MarysUille and Sacramento,
the best terms equal any other mill in Nevada
county and when taken in connection with the fact
that it is well seasoned the advantages of freigbtne
from mills are superior--our engine, saws, and
planning machine, being the most powerful in the
mountain portion Of the state
Lumber win be exchanged for Good Baled Hay
on reasonable terms.
% All kinds of Dimension Lumber, Fensing 81
ding, Sugar Pine. etc. etc etc. constantly hand.
sawed to order. We have a stock of over 100 900
feet and shall keep full supply for the great de
mand for choice building and fencing materials
rs Remember, pay cash and the highest pri-
for freight, sell to teamsters so as to enable
them to made Large Profits j. WINCHESTER,
President G. V. G.. Mining Co.
Grass Valley, August Is. 1953-l7-3m
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ssgdigaRca Ea. U.

To Prevent the Firing Of Guns. Pistols &c
The Irestees o the town of Nevada do oran as follows
1t shall moi Dc lawful for any person persons to dis
charge within the Incorporated limits Of this town anv de-
scrpon OF rearms Except in houses appropriated and
used for that purose rc crackers species of
fire works. unless be beiu the hours of and o'clock
P. NJ And all persons violating this ordinance shall upon
conviction, before Justice Of the Peace for every offence
be fined in sum not more than dollars and costs or
Imprisonment for period not 10 exceed three days
adopted Feb I'D, iS54 ". KNOX, Press.
SIDNEY C. UERRFRr CItrl,
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Ordinance No. III.

In relation 10 Public Shows.
the Trustees Of The town of Nevada, do oran foows
All persons, owners or kcepers OF theatrical and ues
trlan shows menageries or other biic exhibitions OF
whatever kind shall each and every exhibit
ton pay thu sum Oh fifteen dollars, of which sum ten dol
lars sh! be paid into the treasury, and FIVE dollars shall
be paid 10 the mafsha whose duty il shall be- te be pres
eIt at every such exhibition for The purpose preserving
order. adopted Feb. ed. s.4. WI KNOX Pres't:
EIDNEy C.HERBELT. Clerk.
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ORDINANCE NO. 6.

III TtIdLOH EoIUtWdIkS
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do orain follows
No person persons shall in any way obsruct
cnmber any Sidewalk in any street within the town of Ne
vada. And each and every person found guilty of vi
olaon of this Ordinance examination before jus
ice the Peace shall be fined in a exceeding
Twenty Five Dollars and costs. In default of payment
execution shall be issued for the Adopted Febru
ary 16, 1854. WILLIAM j. KNOX. Pres.
Sidney c. HERBERT Clerk. 44-1m
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Lumber ! Lumber f! /!
American Livery and Sale Stable,

b R GA ID STREET, NE VA DA
TNNHE 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 be continues 20 keepthe hest Sc
lection of Saddle ard other HORSES, for their
modaton that The country will afford; and he would
especially call the attention the Ladies TO his stock
OF spirited but gentle animals at such TINES they
are desrous TO enjoy healthfu and invigorating
ride. ]. b. LOBDELL.
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Ordinance No, IL,

In relation to the issuing Licences.
The Trustees Of the town % Nevada do oriain follows
All persons pursuing any business in which license is
required shall pay the amount TO the marhall who eha
give the person paying receipt and presenting such
receipts the clerk Of this board he shall cause
10 be issued IN proper form, signed By HE clerk
tersigned 10y e president authorizing him them proc
ecute the business fur which such license was granted for
the period for which hey have paid Adopted Feb22 1864
SIDNEY c. HERBERT1. Clerk. WI. J. KNOX Pres't.
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Ordinance No. Z.

IN reIatOn 10 I uXeS.
The Trustees of the Town Nevada do orain follows
Each and every in the of Nevada shall
tax of one fourth per cent the amount of taxable
property goods and chaels with which said persons
assessed by the Corporation Assessor Adopted February
l6, 1854. WILLIAM j. KNOX. Pres.
SIDNEY C.. HERBERT, Clerk. 44:lm
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San Franeiesco advertisements.
san FFantlcScO AaVtFIiSbHtHfS.
JAMES II. LUCAS, HENRY S. TURNER,
JOHN sIMoNDS, BENJ. r. NIsBET
St Louis. San Francisco
EEtc;s, TssrIer G Co.
B IAN k f r 6
REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
FAR. j. G. YOUNG has removed his Office from No. 22Gl
~ Dupont street. to the of Montgomery and Cal
ionia streets opposite the banking house OF Page Bacon
Co., where he will be happy to consult with his former
patrons and treat scientifically and discretion all those
who may require the services OF Physician The
of Dr. Young since his advent in this state has been with
out parallel and he hopes By continued and untiring
application TO his profession, 10 remove from the public
mind that lack of confidence which has unbappily
California.
OFFIcE-Corner of Montgomery and California streets
up stairs. opposite the Banking House of Page, Bacon
Co, san Francisco. p S.-AH letters enclosing $40
will receive immediate attention. Direct Box 1885, Post
Office. Feb m
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Law Notice.

GTANTON BUCKNER and C. w. HILL have
- associated themselves in the practice ofthe Law
and will attend to all business that may be entrus-
ted 70 their Office on Broad street adjoining
Journal Office. STANTON BUCKNER,
G. WILSON HILL.
Nevada Sept 1853. 2O-tfs
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TO Fishcrrncn-Tho subscribers have received. ex
Fearless and other late arrivals, extensive
ment of Hauling seines, for salmon, herring, smet
sardnes and perch fishing
Salmon gill nets fixes sc;
Linen and cotton seine twlne
Shoe thread. superior article
Fish hooks and lines suitable for this seasons fishing
For sale by CHAPLIN & s SAWYER
janis I'm 121 Sansome street. San Francisco
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Ordinance No. o.

The Trustees the Town of Nevada do orain as follows
The Treasurer shall not pay of the Treasury any sum
of money without first receiving Order for the same
signed by The resident OF the Board of Trustees cOunr
tersiened BY the Clerk. Adopted Feb. 16, 1854
SIDNEY c. HERBERT, Clerk. Nh. j. KNOX, Pres
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DOCT. CF EEN.
h0.tcn - tie kenhsic.

Aerada daedtcd5 end Surgical DiSpeasqru
IN Mr. Davis Brick Building, Broad street Eevada
DIs. Den Ge C@Ima1, Medical attendants .
N order to meo. the wishes the mining population ia
sss this neigborhood expressed by OF Them in a
me'aolI forwarded some months ago to Or Dem the
subscribers take leave TO inform lie inhabitants ol Ne1a
da Grass Valley, DowHicyllie, Auburn. sc. that they
have opened ns?en{ary Nevada civ for the uurnos
Of aiording proper Meca and Surgica aid the nrin
and III order make She institution thoroughly useful 10
me pubic at large they contemplate anneEiug General
Hospital and lndTnary to il early IS proper site can
be obtained to erect 4 building upon
Believing that somt esnbiehmert aTordinr the moor
miner we'll as to The ealhY merchant competent med
icai treatment a nom oal monthly cost much need
ca IN inns locay, td subscrib' rs hope TO receive tho
unanimous support OF be inhabitants the districts
merated above.
Rules and Negotiations of the Nevada General
D!spPnsary.
st All bona le subscribers are entitled to he visited Of
their own homes prescribed at the Dispensary at
the option OF the pHiients'
2nd Medicines be supplied at all times to subscr
bers, FREE CHARGE.
Sd No Prescription VIII be compounded at the Dispensary
unless those Of The attendant attendants.
ith No person will bc considered subscriber till having
paid the amount OF his subscrption in advance.
5th Subscriptions of single individuals fixed at two dol
lars per month, anu of those who have families three
dollars.
9th Tickets be given subscribers on payment of sub
scripon
9Th Subscribers oaning their tickets to nonsubscribers
for he purpose OF obtaining either attendance or medi
cine forfeit tie amount of their subscription.
8h All visits made according priority Of calls unless
accidents, which take precedence
9th Midwifery attendance and vaccination charged for
extra, OTHER.
loth One OF the attendant to be always in attendance
the Dispensary.
1t must be obvious to all-tlc beneficial suits which
must he derived from this system Of medical Practice
more particularly by the peor who cannot afford to
meet large demands when proraed bed of sickness:
an as the amount of subscription is fixed to accommo
date The poorest of The poor he subscribers aer them
selves that the institution will be found the Friend of the
People subscriptions may be forwarded by express ad
dressed TO Drs. Den & EarInan. Nevada city,
EMANUEL II. DEN. LRCSL
BENIN r. CARMAN, MD,
Late Surgeon ? NJ Ship California.
r. > Dr. Den requests his friends in the mines to make
COLLECTIONS IN their different localities and forward the
amount, with correct list of the Subscribers 40-3m
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Chairs, Bedsteads. Sc.

TTNHE undersigned has now on
IsA - l. hand, anu is constantly man.
-4-1--A4l5z--I "a ufacturing at the Roger Williams
&3-=AA@= Spring, Nevada, various kinds
and patterns of Chairs, Bedstcads, Wash-stands,
Tables, etc, which, being manufactured by ma
ehinery, he can sell at the lowest price. Having
had ample experience he feels assured and will war;
rant that his work is inferior 10 none Turning OF
all kinds done to order, and at the shortest netice.
Oct-2-ly VIM e STILES.
Lumber Lumber
ALSO-For sale, in small or large quantities,
all kinds of Lumber at the cheapest cash rates,
at the lfill on Roger Williams Spring. Persons
on the Yuba will find the situation of this mill Pc
cuiarly handy for them and all persons wanting
the article will do we'll to call
WM C. STILES.
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Public Notice.

IHE public hereby informed that the undersigned
has Purchased the entire Stock and business
of the Cigar and
Tobacco Store of Salzer & Co.
and will carry the business at the Old Stand He re-
turns thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
upon himself and partner and respectfully soics its con-
huance, which he determines TO merit by keeping the
oes STOCK IN the marketand selling at the lowe st rates
All persons having demands against Salzer & Co. are
requested to present them payment and MI indebted
are requested to make Immediate navnen+
30-f NJ FPANEpNup,nCp
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VIM. j. Knox. nj. d..

a hFFERS his services to the citizens of Nevada
- ana vicinity He will devote himself exclu-
sivey to the different branches of his profession
surgery, etc. By proper attention and
charges he hopes to receive liberal share
of patronage lgg
at the Necadd Drug s,ors, Broad ST. aJove Pine.
Q,.,&
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EXCHANGE & SAVINGS BANK
SAN FRANCISCO ASSAY OFFICE;

Cor. Montgomery ana Sacramento streets
DR. A. 5. WRIGHT, Agent
A LII MONEYS left at this Banking House will
IA bear an interest of one and a half per cent
per month redeemable at pleasure.
GoLD DUST left to be AsSAYED, will be re-
turned within twcnty,four hours, and the very
best price paid for it when offered for sale.
Golf. Dust Receiced on Special Deposit Free Of
Charge, and Rich Quartz Specimens purchased
or value gratis, and every attention paid TO the
Assaying or testing of all kinds of Ores.
Goid Dust received for Coinage, or Remittance
Bills of Exchange drawn on the East at siaht
or on time. iane9 %,
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Anderson & Smith.

ATTORNEYS AND C0UNS ELLORS AT LAW
Will attend punctually to all Legal Business entrut
ted to their care. t-~-
COLLECTIONS OF CLAIMS promptly attended to.
Office on the corner Of Broad and Pine streets over
22-6m DIR. Clarks store.
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Sign of the "EOODEN SAILOR. /"
Thomas Tennent,

<tA D1A T'IfEM4 I'IC1L AND
<@s$| .Na1icdt Instrument Diqker Fire
.15 proof building, corner of From I
- street and Long Wharf, San Fran
- cisco.
.azE u. s. Agency for the sale Of gov
cEg ernment charts.
&&*3 Agency for Lieut. Maurys Wind
and Current charts
Agency for Ringgoll's charts.
Surveying and Nautical Instruments, spy glas-
res drawing instruments, &c, of the best manu-
tacture
Charts Of every description constantly on hand
Having learned my business in the mandatory
of the celebrated WM ]. You've eff Philadelphia,
guarantee that all my work will be executed in the
same manner as al that establishment Dec. 33-3m
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DRUG STORE.
New Firm and New EFGusq,

~ ~ !" II EaN t'EEV- WI kAOaasVs
CLARK s WALDEN, DR. Z G GTSTy
1T THE OLD STAND Of TIE
BROAD STRE2:Zr DRUG STORE.
4 RE Just receiving and openings fine assort
"A ment of psues and Medicines, Parlunerv ana
Fancy Articles. Chemicals. OILS Paints, Turner-
tine. Varnish, Dye SiuflS, Paint brushes Varnish
do. able do, Artists 90, and calor<, blenders and
Top Grainers, Glass, Putty, Whiting &c. &c. to-
gctIer with all The articles generally kept in their
line.
E10CT'. .AEEEG.
Thankful for the patronage he HIS hitherto receiy-
ed, still continues he practice OF his Profession
Calls promptly attended TO and Prascriniior.
carefully compounded at all hours the night 25r1
p Y. CLARE, ". DIV. Z. WALDEN Dlnceist
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NTAIT,S-100 kegs Nails Tor sale by
IN ALONZO WHEELER, 81 and &c Davis st
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SEC. T. The marshal lreisuer and assessor shall n
spectyeiy give bonds with good and sufficient security
be approved by the loard OF Trustees payable 10 the
o the town of Nevada, conditioned the faithful per
lomance oi their duties in The penal Sums following 10 wit
THE MARSHAL in the penal OF six thousand dollars.
The TREASURER in the penal sum ofsX thousand dollars
Tar ASSESSOR in the penal sum Ofree thousand dollars
Adopted Feb. H. 1854.
s G. HERBERT, Sec'y. WIN J, KNOX. Pres't,
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r. > Dr. Den requests his friends in the mines to make
coieclohs IN Their different localities. and forward the
a1lOuill WIN correct Isl of The Subscribers
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fSEGARS ;-25,00) La Lima Rcgalia Segars;
~ 10000 La Primavera
20 0G0 IL Loon de Gro
10000 Maneul Amores
$1,000 Shakespeare
For sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
Dec301m 81 and Sc Davis street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-16
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Constitution lad proven IN" HiF"ii" 10 nc INJURED h%
aaV and nH combi,Titins--illi the day and the hour
u,l ut last come whcnf4nW "@"'S must DC leeohlscu
in every Quarter of this grri",,s c"nfcerucy-tllc nn
IL "y,,unJ u,ru which this Union cnA, or oHea t0 be,
rrpctuatcd.
would ,ln Justice Ia tn" lirlniicss manly hearing AMI
dignity Which marked The chndret n the friends nf
the bill Ii WAS II! one ti,' I''i," ', f""""e a'!
JovE,uyunc, would rrrr-hut. thank Heaven. sense
nI prnurciy and ma.crriImIiy prevailed. Confident
nt na srrcs% tv could all''r'l I" laugh Il; all ciln;s
10 pu,vuk them m "irrhN, "f""lnc linprHdci!
act in the confusion al WHEEL ne "fr'nrs :" 'Ic m
.rApcrtrd l., escape the i!ri"nai"m "i the people,
which they well know IS i'll Store for them.
have i,,t soon ,,. "Whig In: am informed it
assumes tlui h;rr. If ll,r Virginia delegates OPP
posed Ia the bill. kn0" ;lai ;hS Is not -" s:n-
,,rly hone that no, 0' will hc found rhir% against
!, m;Jcr il, nrrs.ut circumstances know That iev
from Nir,riuin buyr had serious nlcriis Ia some of
Tho dntriis nf lhc .S,a.n, hil (which is not before
ihcm.l know too. that there are not III the House
Two men more r,riurvairr"r wli";lrc more :rct"c
South than tlc ;wu gentlemen !l!H"c'i 10. Inc lM"
nle of Virginia would Srir,c I" find such men N"t.;
,,n n "r,.at uucSrini a.an! tc grcn body al the
South vii! In W.; believe tl'"y viii II" As re-
cards the third gentleman. Sa!r"s''' l" be opposed |"
the hill have the b,J r""" IL """" iha eI'i Is not
tie case II has crown "u al iim fact, perhaps ri
his 8H huvint ynirr on the test question last Mon
,lav |: sl,n,,il lie. known. however. that hr hhl
..l,nirci or with n ,i.'iirl enemy 81 the bill.
F. s. The House met again II IL" clock AMI soon
after; :l ..i:ri,ulis;> S;ln. lh"y
;;r,. now ni ,u,s,ssiuI "l the House. l'' know iI-
I.r tLr wrcrLcd rules "f the llll>r, "mchr'l o lis
members cuu prevent any business lr"ln hrinS done
Yc. nuc-,lr,l i .rwrrlc.- nr g""d but ''p"tci l"r
evil" En-: he uf .'g".r cheer lie; the "st"I1n KIM"
hny, bis ,Ioy. WI. have able officers and brave sol
,lirrs. and VIZ fear not the "wn- "f the wilsl: the
Gallant shin will -,"l he mo"rc'l safely i'll port.
:, ,DrIorS - A"lim the iac;i"iss ar" defeated. ana
the House has aii"ilrIic, OBSEEN Elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-16

MIR. llunt.-"lt, becomes us MS American and MI
tonal Representatives, lovers of liberty and pur-
hamcntarv law, TO go with the discussion. us pr.-
posed by the gentleman from California {Mr. Me
D"ugal,) and proceed with the business before the
House. y volce-"that's right."l
Mr.. Campbell rose and llesgan saving something,
when
Mr.. Bishop Perkins remarked he could make pro-
position 10 end this sort Of matter now going
daughter, and cries Of "hear him !" shear him. J IL
was tn allow the debate tn proceed for one week. anu
direct the Clerk to notify the three thousand md fifty
cler"vluen who sent ny rGn,onstrallcr against the
Nebraska h to come here, at their expense and
Indulge one hour every morning in PRAYER lnrihc sue
ccssiul despatch of business. Excessive lauSltcrJ
As soon as they all get through with their prayers
the House will be i'll proper temper nnd tispoSil"
I" take the question and do justice 10 IT, ltcncwcd
laughter.
Mr.. Smith of Virginia, expressed his surprise that
the gentleman should make such a dlscrcdtahle pro-
position. lie desired tn spepk, further, but oeJcctioh
WAS made.
The opponents of the bill continued TO make mo-
tions 70 ADJOURN for calls of the House, nc, taking
the question thereon by yeas and nays and were thus
engaged ut twelve O'Clock, when our paper WAS put
To press. .. ....
rhcforegoingproceedingS, are an exact counterpart
OF what followed up 10 q latc hour at night-tlrrc
having been rc:,uar successiun Of mn ions tn ad-
nuril, caSp the honsc &C., for the purpose OF kill
Ing time. and preventing vote Oh the moionto close
the debate The majority refused TO adjourn, and the
session uutil Tuesday when the Pacific rarnad bill
would come up under the special order, rather than
allow the proposition 10 TO vote The galleries
were crowded to excess, and there was every lnc;-
ton of un all night session when the Telegraph
closed.