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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-25
Havward's Gazetteer Of the United States

WIS Work will comprise ample descriptions of ali the
states, Territories, Counties, Districts Towns Cities
numerous Statistical Tables good Map Of the Tinted
9taes, ana choice variety of handsome Engravines bv
gOiH ia WARD, author of the New England Gazetteer
Law Register, Book Of Religions etc.
me GAhETTEER is to be issued as soon as the United
states census has been officially returned at ashnpon
which will be in the early part of 1851 No pains or
WI De spared to render this Work accurate and valuable
10 the public generally
IN WIN contain between 700 and 600 octave pages printed
with new and beautiful type on good naner FIJI bdn "a
III superior Sly lie, with gilt backs corners Price
10 SUBSCRIBERS, Three Dollars copy payable on delyery
AGENTS WANTED
Inc undersigned having the agency of thu Count;es n
worcester, Hampshire, Hampden Berkshire and ErsnLo
arc deslrons Oh obtaining number Of efficient gents in III
lhe above Counties canvass the several towns uhi
commission viii be allowed. For further information an,
ply to ~ t'a'oh' ep-
WARNER KINDS or
dec30-d&wlf "a MecbaYic s,ra, 'n III ~,
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Boston and Worcester Railroad

La ~ 80 rssgsssszssss77
s-a-l-=z- go Ssstsg
. PASSENGER TRAINS FOR RClsT0N as GI, :, 100"
Mlbury = * INV ''10' o'4o ~ i0s pm
" Milford at M C 9oO Pm
4" Saxonvile at slS C ~ ~
(" Newton at 70O and q 400 10
IN SIMs Fp ~ c52 - q i05 am, II, 81 Il $50
For Worcester Mt IN and 3 a ~ 30 en as IohoWs;
MillbuTy at 8 ' ~'O' y =" o'oop,n
" Milford at canaan
" Saxonvie at 9O0 no
" Newton at 745 10 on . II 10
bTookllne at sos 81 am, 12F, e. s. 81 & 1000
Juror further particulars see Pathfinder r aIyax G,a
or dytf ~ .rxssT1. "a u way uude
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Bounty Land.

NOR SOLDIERS of the War of 1872 and of any Indian
Il War since $780, their widows and m nor children oh
tanned All claims business and SUITS under any of tho
PENSION or PATENT LAWS of the United States
tement of estates of deceased persons attended to by
BEN SMITH, JR
Councillor at Law, 20 Court-st., Boston,
Dec 20 lo00' d3m
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MALLEARLE IRON
AMERICAN POLISHING POWDERS

IhEFAhEU AT BERLIN, N. Y.
A RECENTLY discovered mineral substance-a WON
IA DERFUL LABOR SAVING ARTICLE, consisting of
two qualities No. will cleanse iastGataReo us leaving
abriant polish, gold silver glass and Daguerrean
ust plates No for cleansing brass britannia metal
copper tin, &c &c. To Hotel keepers is Indispensable
Tor cleansing knives and forks Will extract oil or
grease from carpets woolens silks other fabrics with
out INJURY 10 color il will oil from mahogony or
marble, and save than hall the tabor and erprase
usual such articles For y the subscribers at Ber
lin, N. \. u Local agents wanted.
FIR. GOURLAY & co.
Berlin, y. Y. Jan. TO, 1851. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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N00 BUSHELS Potatoes, 100 bbls, Apples, 1900 lbs
COO Butter, 5000 lbs. Cheese. Under No 24G Main st
Opposite the City Hall,
Worcester, Dec n, 1850. DIFF L. BUGBEE.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad
W5Hter Arrangemea.

LA 80 IN :;.s5sl
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For Sale or to Let.

"a TIVE BUILDING formerly occupied bv Mr.. F. E
1.sE4. L Bgeow, situated on the Railroad near Messrs
Suton's Grist Mil Ii is suitable for manufacturing pur.
poses or machine shop The Lot is about IS by 90 with
small building attached for storage Inquire of the sub
sCriber at MessIs Earle's Lumber Yard.
Sept DIFF SIMEON MAYO, JR.
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For Sale

4 N ORGAN of coed tone with four stops. handsome
IA mahogany case and in all respects desirable nstrn
ment The above is well adapted Tor paror or small
church. and Willie sold very reasonable terms For
which, apply to BETSEY CONVERSE, on Ashland Street
Worcester, or to CHAS. E. CONVERSE. No. "a North
MaTAet ot., BOSTON d1 WORCESTER, Sept II
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BOARD.
BOOT F0RNSa
Joy to the World.

DERRY DAVIS ~ SONS PAIN KILLER. (none otbe,
genuine) Sold wholesale and retail by
p NOTEBOOK g. Co.
Jan 90 DIFF 251 Ma;rst
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ME snhscribers having purchased of Mr. r A. Clark
and r. H. Sanford, their pective Stocks of Goods
ana united the same i'll the Store recently occupied b, Mr.
Sanffd, - 'ii
No. 4Flagg Building, Main Street,
Wonld most respectfully invite the attention of al nur
chasers TO their extensive stock of -
HOSIERY, GLOVES, YARNS, LACE GOODS.
TRIMMING GOODS, THREAD STORES, &c. 80
Having ample facilities for purchasing their Goods Mt the
lowest pos ble Rates with thorough know ledge of their
particular branch OF business and beng determined TO sell
ht goods under all circumstances such prices as will
satisfy me most economical purchasers. They trust that
er EFFORTS TO do business with the citizens Of Worcester
ana ADJOINING towns, will meet with that encouragement IN
VIII pc lheif aim to merit We shall be in constant recent
Oh all me new and desirable varieties of Goods in onr line
OF business, and buyers may all times be sure of finding
~ our Store, one OF the ges assorted and cheanes
Stock of Goods in the State.
me patronage OF the public is respectfully solicited
'O"N rlAAH' HENRY o. CLARK.
NO. Flagg Building.
referring 10 the above announcement we take pleasure
~ ~ recommending Messrs FIRTH and CLARK to orr
iehus ana customers who have literally patr6nzed us
uns 'he past slN years. being every way worthy of
iheir confidence and support.
M Claik OF the above rm many ofour friends win rec
sAe as having been in our employ fol several years as
Saesin, ant we trust that the favorable opinion thew
may nave enter aimed Of him, integrity Of character
u pusiness quailcacns will conduce the interests OF
'' nc" nfH' 4. A. CLARK,
,y. Il. H. SANFORD.
worcester, Jau. 90, 1851. ian30-eod6yU
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JOY TO THE WORLD.

DdE UCETCOL!pts OF IHTdhLS tdktn InStanta
neouslyI
'fHE subscriber happy to the public thai
he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound, for
which he has applied for Letters Patent and which
he can make DAGUERREOTYPES of Children and Adults
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS.
1THonrs for small children, from till P M; adults
from 10 5 p NJ.
u Fo proof of the above
CALL AT ADAMS'S IN WALDO BLOCK.
July II distf
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tI'HE subscriber begs leave to inform the ppbc bo l.
building FIRE ENGINES on his new and innroveJ
pan whereby they can be offered much cheaper than En-
gnes OF the same capacity built elsewhere Engines hull,
IN thorough and substantial manner with 25 Geet
hose and 80 feet leading hose with carriage and
xtures Will be sold at the following prices VARYING as
ierent sized machines vary in capacity: ~
inch Cylinder IA in. stroke, $3.50
i4l $50
% n " la5 " 750
o. " l1t v 6O0
-. ~ ia 500.
Warranted to give satisfaction. Orders for Engines will
pe promptly attended TO- BENZ. J0SLYN.
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UVer HIty % per cent. advance the above viii be
charged 81 90 in addition to the above will be charged
Admission Fee the first year
Officers.
R. CRossETT, Pres't. A. NJ GALPIr v Pres
IL. Ii. DARLING, Secretary and Treas
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A NJ GALPIN, G. PILLsBURY, Rev. R. II. CoNKLIN,
L. w. KIMBALL, s. 5. HUBBARD.
H. q. w. ENGLISH; NJ. d., Consulting PLY siaian.
References-Ex. Gov. Slade, of Vermont; Hon. R.
Glddlngs NJ C Hon. Edward Little, Marshfed; Rev d.
n Merritt, Housatonic Ms Hon. Orson Wood, NJ. D.,
somers C Seth Rogers NJ. D. Worcester Ms; Hon. Al
Pheus telch, u Sen'r Hon. Seth NJ Gates, NJ: c.. n
mos NJ Hays ESQ., Secretary of the Hav4rhi Fire
Co. Hayerhill, Ms; Z. Lynde Esq., johnson, VT; Hon
Sprtngfetd-Rev. s. Osgood, D. D.; Rufus Elmer; John
l. King; G. c. Wood, NJ. D.; j. T. Rockwood; Homer
Foot Esq.
VIM. S. GOODWIN, General Agent.
ian3f Office % Main street nnnnsfe CentrnI Ishnrch
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s. y. EMERSON. Xyhinmnr.or

AS REMOVED his Shop tc Rooms in the building next
horh OF flagg Han, opposite the Centra Hotel where
" III be happy TO wait upon his friends. diff Apnl4
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GEORGE SESSIONS,
CITY SEXTON AND UNDERTAKEN.

8 ; !;
NA Ware Room, 36 Thomas Street
fE@lsA Residence No. ARcH STREET
ESEkI 4 CONSTANTLY on hand general assortment OF
EsMF ~ COFFINS OF all kinds. 1FSextons and Others
f4H rom the neghboring towns will be furnished at sor
Na notice. G3Shrouds, Coffin Plates etc furnished on
S@s short notice. diff Worcester Ana "a
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hh subscriber wishes to obtain employment in writing
collecting, orin any business in which he can make
himself useful ny word left at Thonpsons Periodical
Office will receive immediate attention
Jah4-"u SAMUEL V. STONE.
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Jenny Lind and Parodi.

DAMS has added to his beautiful collection of Dague1
~ reotyPes, PORTRAITS of Jenny Lind and Parodi tab
en- from life, and not from engravings
y Call at ADAMS'S ROOMS, WALDO BLOCK.
Nov % dtr
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COAL! that is COALIl

(NAN always be found at the CITY COAL YARD, and
~ will be delivered in the best possible order Orders may
De lett at o. f. THoMPsONs Shoe Store L. b. Faces
Grocery Store, corner of Main and School Streets.
orcester. ii mo 2. diff b. BUFFUM.
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To Let.

A COTTAGE House, Nc A. on Irving St., and posses.
"A sion given the first of April Inquire of Mrs. FELTON,
% Main st.
Worcester, Jan. II. ,aul7-df
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Roasted and Ground CoRoa

ERESH & PURE constantly en- hand at Litch's Steam
II Mill. ~
Also Ground Coffee to suitat very low prices
Orders addressed to VIM. WHITE, will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan. 20, 1851. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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+ ngrav1ng
Door Plates

Trunk and Coffin Plates Desk Seals and Silver Ware let
tered with neaness and despatch Orders from country
Jewellers will receive prompt attention.
] F. SOUTHGATE
No Briney Hall. Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited
to call and examine specimen cards
N. b. Cards furnished and printed reasonable terms
dec25-d3m
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EDWARDS & BANCROFT.

RE constantly receiving large quantities of West Indh
IA Goods and Groceries, from New York and Boston
which they will sell very cheap, for cash AS they ar
DONG STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS, would call The atten
ton OF all those who wish pay cash for their goods
customers.
Worcester Jan. t. 1851 ianl6-dwtf
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Steam Engine for Sale,
For Sale

0F Is horse power, in good running ORDER has been used
~ but short time. 1t will be sold at bargain Inquire
at this office dwtf ocfoI
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.

- TVIHE ESTATE on WALNUT STREET, owned and
@ occupied by the subscriber for four years past, is
now offered for sale Terms easy. For full particu.
ars inquir of H. G. BATES. dwtf oct Is
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Board.
Wanted-

YOUR or five Gentlemen be accommodated with
L Board at No. SO Thomas ST. dtG no
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PARTICULAR N0TICE

'hE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased of Mr. T. A. Clar
ana ~ H. sanford, theirrespective Stocks of Goods
ana united the same III the Store recently occupied by Mi
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y I1D AHNANGhMENT-On a1d after Oct :. l85O
TRAINS

Iae4 is8i - -
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FIRE ENGINES

Orange, Feb. 9Th, 1s51.-d&wtf
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Hotel to Let.
FOR SALE,

- A ND FURNITURE FOR SALE,-situated in Il
- "A hourishing village, and doing good bust
LE949ness Apply at this office. dec 2-dtf
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House Wanted,

- A GENTEEL House containing or 10 rooms
sssA near Main street, wanted by small family. REM
gsasA not TO exceed $3.50. Inquire Of
dec5 CARY & FIELD. Central Exchange.
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20 Cents per Gallon.
HE greatest labor Saving yet discovered is
4 mAhKlNGION'S WASHING AND CLEANSING
CoNroUND. Manufactured and for sale as above, BY
. &. A. d 4. HARRINGTON
uecS-uoln No. SO Main street
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aus A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on saem-st :,
ssa "A containing rooms, with good supply OF water
a.ia very desabe place for small family and will be
sod cheapa part of the purchase remain if desired
Apply to VIM. A. DRAPER & co,
April 25. DIFF IS Front Street.
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Mining Intelligence.

FROM the Alta California, Aug IL
The persons engaged in mining in Carson valley
arc all making good wages. At a canon about
twenty miles beyond the Mormon station, they are
making from so to $50 per day. great many
miners are now vending their way in that direc-
tion.
Dr. shelton Wright called on US last evening.
and from him We learn that the miners in that sec
ton are all doing well. The complny Of which he
IS member are engaged in turning tho river, and
in digging the they wash the dirt from the tor
to tn bed rock, and average frVm ten TO City dol
lars per day TO the hand.
We were present, on Thursday evening last, 10
witness the operation Of the Archimedcan pump
that is INTENDED to drain the claims" Of the Co
luna banning Company. Il is ? feet long and
feet in diameter, and discharges about 10000
gallons OF water per hour 10 Is propelled by a
large wheel which Is set in the race. 10 is the
opinion Of many that they will have to construct
another pump before they will be able to drain the
bed Of the river sufficiently to work in il. This,
however, is small matter, as the power afforded
by the water wheel is sufficient to run half dozen
pumps The prospecting done by this company has
been very encouraging, and they appear sanguine
of being compensated for the vast amount Of money
and labor they have expended iAes1ableting the
work, which we sincerely hope they viii for there
is TO class Of people in the country whom we vould
sooner see prosper than the industrious aud uatent
miner.
iold has lately been found in The surface dirt on
hill near the North Fork of the American river
Inc earth is shoyelled up Unfortunately. and
csited or packed down TO the river to be washed.
Major Sweotser called upon US yesterday, having
lust come down from tie City Of 'T6, where the
Warrington company, Of which he is president, IL
located. lie informs us that the veins which that
company are working, increase in richness daily,
and that they are proving far more extensive than
was at fret supposed. There has been also new
vein opened on the other side Of the Nevada range,
about half mile from the old claims. The Major
thinks this vein Is q continuation Of the one which
is row being workc L. inasnuch as IL lies dir sc.ly
opposite to 1t about the same distance below the
summit Vl the mountain.
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San Francisco
Items of NeNy, frorn CniiEornIa

40 NJ of a
- a. -'i = ''N'@' '-f 'O
the following interesting aiary ani new
Business in San Francifco Il brirhtennr: ana the
merchants and Others nc hing dauuted By three tires
even four are again building until the city has a-suuar
almost s original appearance. BelcheT Kay has been
spruitted The Vigilance Committee have done their
cork so thoroughly that crime the creates. in all its
Yorms has been greatly restrained much that
cells Of the City Prison were ontrely vacated. The
steamer Confidence had her bows stove coming down che
Sacrsmen t9 having been into by the Senator sini
lar collisions occur often while racing The river.
Tfe arrrulture n California Is booming source Of
resIth 10 All Who prsrvrngy epragc Ia t. The sbun.
s.zn~-.vssh which their lels are sder ID enough %
.t1coursgs the meet skerfca % believe tina; her be
.r-res far surrlvrr hst. if ar nrarv n not qute
nf,t.,.. Ib rr-1rs a.. si .rT ua.tar III yr.t,e.t
=, =, M. IN
s-' Il, - -. 80 ,.r. ..-I ,t-Ir .,.i.s 7.bs
-. -. IN II - Il. r. -. - 49,, H.,
- ~ +, 30 So, -. -. ,.-,-t ~ - i'.-.i- "a
pa. =. -. -, 49, ~ - 81 ~ w. 49,
.s -. -, ~, ..-s Il -. -. -
np.R 80 ~ 81 49, ny ~ -, - - y,
~, ~. ~ =, e. ~, 30, = -, - - 49, ~ 80
nv. ~ - A. "a ~, "a ~, go - ~. Z, ~.
49,, ~. ,l....., s-t. L .- ,f 49,. 49,, -,
saw aud contains about forty e..e. This valley last
year produced tbc potato lhips I've poUnls The
slurr.s sud gopher si" making sad WORK wth as crops
n ne vicinity % San Joe IN mauy iugtaures thy
have Destroyed en,ii h,... IAe {fa.r haf.oss II 70
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puleo and arrived at Del sod the 10Th. maxi
ing the run in fourteen Gays, running tine. Notwth
vas very pleasant one as ne officers, especially the
gentemany captain exerted themselves TO DID, posi-
be 70 or O, .na vn me nam ana
ndng the new route 20 the travelling
IT, The passage to Virgin Bay, over seod road was
made in ve hours; thence across Lake Nicaragua in
twelve hours, and DOWN the river sixteen hours running
time, to San Juan del Nore. Another steamer had ust
been completed, TO the river below the rapids,
which small obstacle 20 be overcsme after which
she may navigate the river from the mouth 70 its source
The Prometheus, Capt Churchill arrived a. San Juan,
August "a and left the morning Of the 10Th with
hundred and forty passengers Passed the brig Holt OF
Alur with fore and maintopniost gone and small piece
her gone and the water covered her decks
The Prometheus engine stepped she drif,ed past
us; but finding no one on board she proceeded her
course again.
At San Juan, August 20 Of typhoid fever Mr.. Samuel
Bragg, Of Freetown. Mass
On board the Prometheus, August 18th Of neum onia
Nj John frigate, Of Lewis county Missouri
August ed of fever, Mr., John Maynard Ike came 70
San Juan one month since, in the steamship
and finding his insufficient to proceed further he
commenced work ON the companys steamer, intending
10 proceed 20 California in few weeks He leaves
wife and two children but in what part Of the country
could not be ascertained
During our stay at San Juan del Norte, carpet bag
containing 81 900 stolen from seldsn Con OF New
York. Awater in the hotel who hsd be IN out OF health
and was seen several times near the missing money
was strongly suspected, and without delay al In
vestigatcn made The prisoner wds thought
guilty. and TO test this he taken TO the woods guard
ed BY two Csfornians and followed by third bearing
long coil Of rope Arriving ut the place OF execu-
tion the made AMI adjusted, the other end
thrown the branch of tree and the prisoner as
promised release if lie would inform where the money
could be found lie soemniy ali med that he knes o.
thing relating IL, whatever Thinking he would yet
confess his eyes blinded his hands fastened and
was told he had but six i've and could pray If
he chose knet for moment and thea 20 his feet
on being asked Bhsre his relatives resided he answered
hope they VIII never know what has taken place TO-
day The rope drawn tight. and after jerking i. c
few times the deed done ana the released
a. he was thought to be innocent As the rope was
taken from his neck he vepgeance t. the that
fastened It there renarkng that be hal NAKED him
and that they mlgho have another interyieg ia the
States
The police attempted arrest OF the rnglesders in
the affair and asked aid from the English brig Of
which was refuse aud after searching the Prone the
their work DONE and satisfied TO return with
out their prisoner.
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sIaus Inter OF Indians In shasta.

y III
Late intelligence fiom Sacramento gives accounts
Of an extensive slaughter of Indians at Pitt river
On the morning Of the 9th % July, party Of feer
men, under the command OF Capt L. r. Harvey.
made an attack upon soIoe eight hundred FIT. river
Indians, some twenty miles from Shasta. A warn
fire Immediately commenced, and was kep. up for
some considerable time, during which time some
sixty or seventy were killed, AMI large number
modally wounded. The party ca pture anil brought
in four squlys, and one young child, about six
years old. On tic following morning one hundred
and City men, wen armed, LEFT for Fit river, and
oil other parts OF the country where the indians
were to be found. On the niaht OF the Ilth, a
rarty Of I've men (miEcrs) were attacked 10 The
night, four miles from shasta. \ man ty the name
OF Matthews from Iowa, was shot dead on tie SPOT
and three others badly wounded, enc OF whom has
since died. His name was Osborne, irou salem.
Mass. They were all brough. in, and tte tro De-
ceased oncs we're taken from the 81 CEaIlcs Hotel
and decontly inferred. The Indians src daily com.
hitting derrcdations, killing one, two or three at
sine every few days.
Army Move,nents--Indisr Treaties.
The indian Commissioner, Col. BedieK Mckee.
We are informed, was to leave Sonoms about the.
lst Of August for the purpose Of making treaties
with the Indians in all that portion OF the State ly
ing north OF the Fay Of SAN Francisco and ives. OF
the sacramento river. lie would be accompanied
by a detachment Of U. 5. Dragons, under com
mand OF Major kearney, as an escort.
Major General l.stell and stan, Of the second
Division state Militia, would also a.company The
expedition as far as Clear Lake, where IL is sap
posed atreaty will be easily entered into with the
numerous tribes That reside upon its shores Should
the Commissioner succeed In negotiating tresty
Of peace with the Clear Lake indians, be will then
proceed north to the klamath and Trinidad, con-
Guiding such pesce,blc Understandings with the In
dams along the route as may be possible colonel
Mckee expects to reach Trinidad about the 18th
August.
20 soon az amicable arrangements are entered
int with the Indians around Clear Lake Major
General Estcll will return to San Francisco, and
from thence proceed by water TO the Klamath. lie
has already under orders from the Governor, taken
stcIs to organize Eve companies Of volup seers in
that region, and they will be ready to act at mo-
Trinidad about the 10Th August. and viii te pee
pared, upon the arrival Of Col. Mckee, % aid and
asst the Commissioner in forming treaties az