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Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
ARCADE SAIGON,
C6nlrc street near Afois st eel

CtHtTe street near .Hf7tf 81 eet.
~ TO THE LOVERS OF FUN!-The
k:3- su sc, iber respectfully informs his
friends aud the public generally, that he
has up,ned this splendid estabiisnmeut for
the amusement uf his patrons His Bar
is furnished with the choicest brands Of
liquors and cigars. In connection with
the saloon is large BOWLING ALLEY,
which is ninety feet loPg. aud in point Of
State. Ioctl6 III F.. 8 FISK.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
j. E.P. weeks.

Justice Of the Peace--Mnin street. ls
TEP. WEEKS, Esq having taken out
.J his commission as Justiee of the Peace,
will open his Office on TAuK.DAr NEXT.
in the new Saloon and Reading Room Of
Campbell & Weeks, Main street AMI Will
be happy to attend to the recording Of
of claims and oil other business entrusted
to his care. octIo II
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

SUTTEk's CREEK.-One Of the best
thriving mining localities in our
county is that known a. Sutrer's.-
Quite q large and busting village is
built upon the banks of the creek, and
it would be difficult in California to
find spot where every description OF
business Is more successfully carried
on.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
saloon and Reading Room.

CAMPBELL & WEEKS, having erected
~ q spacious and elegant house on Main
street, udj. lining the store Of Halsry & Co +,
will open it on THURSDAY NEXT Us o sa-
loon and rending room
The leading papers Of this State. and Of
the old States, will always be on file
Connected wi the house will be bar
stored with the choicest liquors. octl8 1t
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

~At Dry Greek, and almost every
other mining point between that place
and Mpkelumne Hill, thousands oftuns
cf richly paying earth have been thrown
up, ready for washing when the rains
come on. Every portion Of Calaveras
will TEEN with industrious miners when
tie rainy season sets in.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

A Coon Sized "SLuo Mr.. Allen
McCaskell took out Of his coyote hole, on
Stockton Hill, yesterday, lump of pure
gold weighing one hundred and fifty dollars,
This same claim has yielded, during the
present week, over one thousand dsllars.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
JAcKsos.-Great preparations a

JAcKsOS.-Great preparations are
being made at the County Seat, for ex-
tensive mining operations during the
coming winter. The surface diggings
are said to be remarkably extensive and
rich. and require only sufficient sup
ply Of water to render all claims lucra-
tive to their owners.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

1t gives us pleasure to notice among 9th
er improvements of our thriving town the
establishment of an agency of Adams & Co
From the manifestations we have of the
activity, pfomptness and responsibility Of
Newell & Co., who represent this well
known firm among US, we can OF but predict
for them the full conf lence Of our citizens.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

We would call attention to the card OF
Messrs Campbell s. Weeks, in another col
umn. These gentlemen. formerly of the
newspaper press. are we'll known in this
community, and their reading room" en-
terprise will undoubtedly meet with hearty
patronage. The Office of J E P. Weeks,
Esq, will be found in the same building.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

CAMPO Eco.-The miners at This
point are now doing remarkably well.
The diggings, however, will not last
more than FIVE or six months after the
rains commence, as the area over
which they are spread is not very ex-
tensiVe.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

REYNOLDS, ToDD & Co-Mr. Brush,
the courteous agent of this express. will
please accept our thanks tor full files o
papers from different sections Of the State
They were extremely acceptable in making
up the first number Of our paper.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

For several days past the sky has CIV
en- unequivocal evidences Of falling
weather the winds too, having that
damp and chilly sensation which is 50
sure precursor Of rain.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
8. L. sTuRGEs. JAS. HAMILTON.
Sturges s. Hamilton.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines,
Liquors, Cigars, Provisions. Hardware,
Lumber, SC, Main ST., opposite the Post
Office
Freight hauled to and from Stockton at
the lowest current rates. octl8 1m
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
wade g. Fowler,

General Dealers in Groceries, Provi-
sions, and Mining Tools OF every descrip-
ZION Main street, between Central and
Lafayette streets, MOkelumne Hill.
Gel I8 lm
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

aE- PIoNEEa Hook AND LADDER CO.
An adjourned meeting Of the Pioneer Hook
and Ladder Co. will be held at Myers &
Robinsons. on Main street, ON MONDAY
EVENING, October 90, at o'clock, P NJ.
DANIEL p CLARS,
etcretary rro teT.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
HaISey. & Co..

Dealers in W. l Goods and Groceries,
Main street.
Messrs. Halsey & Co keep constantly on
hand Il neral assortment Of miners stores
aud mining implements, at the lowest cash
prices. octl8 If
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

nJ The Thursday evening stages
having left Stockton before the ar
rival of the Bay steamers, brought no
papers from below.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
cold Dust bought.

nEYNoLDs, ToDD s Co., pay the highest
II price Ior clean Gold Dust.
Money received on deposit bv.
octl8lf REYNOLDS, TODD 4 co.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

!. PArRTorIc SyMfATHYs-~We lsarR,
says the New York Herald, that the sai-
lDrs Of the u. S, ship Albany. at Ha-
vana, we're thrown into a great stlte Of
excitunlent on learning thst fiffy Amer
leans were to bc shot. They waitsA
upon Cayt. Randolph to get i,erinI<sinn
tn land and prsven; the execution they
desired him TO open his L4iterries upon
the town; an.l when tho gsans we're
heard at tie execution, they waSed tss
dss nf .he Al5sP~ Seask.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
For Sale.

TVHAT handsomely fitted establishment
L known as the Eagle saloon. with stock
and II ade, kitchen utensils aud everything
areessary to carry on the business. Apply
to the proprietor, on the Premiscs,
octl8 1t. j. W. ALIEN.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
HenrY.lK. sturgcs,

General Dealer IN G groceries. Provisions
and Liquors. Also. Mining Tools Of every
description. Main street., opposite the II
Dorado Hotel. Mokelnmne Hal. ccriS In
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
MaxWc!I. Esrock s 60.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries. Provisions, H. /, On
Stockton street, OPPOSITE Lltayetts street,
Mokelumne Hill. y Cctl6 Ia
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

stautly ON hand good supply of the best
quality of BEEF, PoaK, MUTroN, &c, and
will be happy to supply their numerous
customers. On the most reasonable terms,
with the best article the market affords.
GOODWIN & CO., Butchers,
Main, near Centre SITS.
n B--Constantly on hand, all kinds Of
lumber. at the most reasonable prices
Mokelumae Ilill. Oct 18, 1851.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18

Charles KaIseY,

Attorney at Law and Justfc Of tie Peace,
Empire House, MokelHmne Hill. z 8
Ictl6 3m
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
s. -. nan.

Attorney at Law and Justice Of the Feace.
Sturges buildings. corner of Main and
Washington sts Mokelunlae Hin.
octlS I'm
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
q. Murruy,

\c1frenier and Bnilder--sh"p next to the
'sCeberiana Mexican0s Al studs vi min
ing Machines made to order.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
Harry r. HEugginS.

Attorney anl Cyunssllyi :: Law, Jack.
son, Csl1YeT4, c5urty. ec:is IL.
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
ATTENTION, EPICUREs.

lsuwuw THE undersigned rcs-
EI.4A pectfully announce to the
~ ~ inhabitants Of Mokelumne
Sb Hill, that they have con-
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
y. ID. SaWyeP,

Attorney and Counsellor NJ Law, Sturges.
building, cSrner of Main and Pleasant
streets. cct10 I'm
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
STATE Laws.
pUsLrsnnD III AurHoaurr.

an AcT authorizing the Treasurer Of
the State to negotiate asloan upon
the faith and credit Of the State, for
the purpose Of lefrnying the expcn-a
ses which have bean and may be in
\ CURED, in suppressing Indian hostili-
H ties in this State, in the absence of
i adequate provision being mads BY
the General Government. 70 sz-e
Calaveras chronicle., 1851-10-18
Keller & Marlette

ing House, opposite New Church. Nickel
umns Hill. Ictl6 Inn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST OF
II


TIE Managers of the Massac uetts Anti-slavery So
ciey announce to the friends of immediate and nncnn-
dOnal emancipation throughout New England that they
have made arrangements for a MASS CELEBRATION OF
the glorious FIRST OF AUGUST in the spacious CITY Han
at Worcester TO be conducted in manner worthy of The
occasion they cordially invite the Attendance of all
who desire 10 do something towards fastening the dy
when slave shall clank his feters on the American soil
but from the Atlantic TO the Pacific all shall be free united
and happy, with none to modest make afraid
Let there be at least as large gathering the First
August as Worcester has known ON any occasion
The times demand a strong numerical well as moral
demonstration
WILLIAM l.. GARRISON, WENDELL PHILLIPS WILLIAM
J. BowDITtH, EDMUND Quincy. CHARLES q. BuRLEleH
PARKER PILLsBURY, STEPHEN FosrER, aud other well
known advocates Of freedom, will be present
u The following Railroads will convey passengers on
that day to aud from Worcester at mt III, usual fare.
The BostoH and Forester Raifoad, by special train
The Pforidence and Worcester Raiodd frem Whitins-
vile and Stations beyond; in regular trains
The Worcester a d Fftchbuyg Raifroad, from ster M
Centre and Stations beyond; in regular trans
The Worcester and Nahum Raihoad from Clinton and
Stations beyond; in regular trains
III The Meeting will commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
In ealf OF the Board OF Managers of the
Anti-Slavely Society,
FRAN is JACKSON. President.
EDMUND VuiNcY' Sec'y. jyle-d2 avs wits
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
&c soil stale convenlion.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual SIale CoHVV
ton of the Free Soil party Of Massachusetts VIZ nc
holden at Worcester, on TUESDAY, SePlehDer loI",
al 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. to nominate candidates Tor me
offices oc ffosemor and Lieutenant Governor, and to
consider and adopt such measures as may be deemed
Just and necessary order to promote the greai cause
of Freedom Throughout the Union, and equal rights and
representation throughout the Commonwealth
The several cities and towns requested TO choose
deIe,ate TO the Convention in the proportion OF three
for every Representative the General Court. to which
they are by law entitled.
The Free Soil Committee in the several cities and
towns, are requested 10 take all need steps to
full representation Of that portion OF the people who
consider the claims Of Justice and Liberty paramount
those of party.
By order Of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
EDw. L. KETEs, Sec'y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

THE BLooMERs-Wiil the ''Bioomers'' ultimate ly
get into vogue with the American women? We venture
predict they will Not because the style of dress
is mbecoming; we have known forty lashons-"lash-
ionalle fashions''-hat were more So Not that il is
innodest-ihat objection never Kept garment out Of
vogue. Not that it is ungracelul-very few Of the
phases Of fashion otherwise. 1t certainly is not
the Of inconyenence-no lady half much
o that point as for several Others and then the 'Boom
err the most convenient and thoroughly comfortable
dress that could be devised. 1t isn't that-the difficult
~ lies somewhere else. The leaders Of fashion the
arts Of the toilet not for the part, to set of their
beauties but to make charms, and conceal defects II
ALL or the major part of fashionable women had tall
figures and small feet and handsome walk, the new
style would be settled in day! But they haven't, and
accordingly it's ono 60" The fat forms will cover
lay " it, as they sometimes do their habies.-he awk-
ward "gats win shut it out and the big feet will tram
pie it down,-and the cold fashion, with new and Of.
ten hideous variations, will probably prevail through
the century.-Boton Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

REmARKABLE EscAPE.-The Sag Harbor Cor
rector relates the following incident:
Mr. Hubbard L. Fordham, keeper oil the Cedar Island
Light in this harbo, being III his boat bctween7 and
O'Clock, Saturday morning last, and seeing squat
coming, for Mashommac point; his boat struck, and
he had barely time to haul down his sail-which is the
last thing he remembers and the first afterwards was
in finding himself coiled up in the bottom Of his boat
with the water nearly covering him, when getting up
and looking round, he thoughts few moments had made
great change but after calculating dead rec9nag and
all he was soon convinced as he says, that he must
have been lying in that state full hour and half
II appears that he had been struck with the lightning,
and no doubt, is indebted to the powerful rain which
followed and left such quantity in his boat for his life.
We saw Mr.. F. on Monday, when he suffered no
other Inconvenience than headache dizziness,
&c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
GsWhig.v

The knowing ones in Boston, making new ety. !
mology of the word WING, that accomplished philogst
the Bee affirming that it is compounded of the four
initial letters Of the motto of the Scotch Covenanters
s'We hope in God" This would make very pretty
derivation if it not for knot in the cord; the
motto of the sturdy old Coyenaners being awe trust
in God'' with sundry others such liking, Kirk,
and Covenant s'The sword Of Gideon and the Lord,
&c. "Whig," meaning "Sourmilk,' was a term off
contempt applied by the Cavaliers the Covenanters,
whose faith and practice esteemed of a very high
y aciluated character by those kindly -heared free
and easy gentlemen, who used enjoy themselves with
the manly pastmes of crushing childrens' limbs with
iron screws, in the vain attempt make them betray
the "nstTe" cergYmen, sheltered by the their parents,
IN defiance Of the slower laws Who smiled as they
twisted cords into the brows of gentle gls whose only
crime the continued assertion that God and not
Charles Stuart, was the Supreme; and who loved to
pierce the hearts of dauntess unconquerabe men who
believed it be their first duty to obey the sshigher
law" although privaton, poverty, the loss of homes,
wives, children friends, and life itself, the
sequences of that obedience. Churned or sourmiik
and is very considerable article of domestic
in Scotland, and all the farmers who dealt in
''whig' being stauch Covenanters, accepted without
demur the name, returning the compliment by designat
ing their opponents "Tory,' which signifies rogue
The term Wing continued to distinguish the parties o
protestansm and progress in the reign Of James tn
Second of England; and was word Of power in 1858
when William of Orange became King. 1t tn,
term applied by the rich Tory refugees the fathers
our revolution. Since $780, it has been the designation
of fnalty party in England, which possesses no al
tribute Of the old Wing party, the and trad
tons and by a wonderful coincidence, since 1913 tn
fact holds good in this country. 1t is wonderful
that word should be the symbol of parties diss
milar. The Wings ofold we're remarkable for their re
spect for and devotion to the ''higher law the Wing
of the present time in this country, mock and derd
all who dare to hint at the existence of such Law
The Wings Of old were remarkable for their devoto
to principle, not caring for what termed their
able for their devotion to self interest in defiance of
principle.
We think it rather unfortunate Of the Bee to alude
the Covenanting Wings in connection with Webster
Whiggism. Mr.. Webster may have some Of the Co
venanters' blood in his veins and he may possess tn
abstract principles his Wing forefahers ofScotland
but he teaches those principles and his disciple
certainly never practice them. The term Wing ha
lost its SAVIOR since it descended to dough.faces an
hunkers, and is worn by them their broad phylac
teres that may think well Of them for that name
sake.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

DARING RoBBERY.-On Friday evening, the
house of Gilbert Spauding Esq, ticket agent Of the
junction depot was entered by burglar burglars,
while the family absent at Mr.. Coughs lecture,
and small leather trunk which Mr. S. is in the hab-
it of keeping under the bed in his sleeping room, was
robbed of its contents, among which was about Two
hundred dollars in money. Ii is supposed that the
thief or thieves entered the second story window by
means of ladder which the painters who have been
al work there, had left standing by the side of the
house. The job was SO quietly and adroitly done,
that Mr.. Spauldng had no suspicion of what had &C.
Cured until morning, as at the time of going to bed
the trunk appeared to be just as he had left it.
The police arrested man in this city on Saturday
afternoon, and another in Auburn yesterday, upon
suspicion of having been concerned in the robbery
They will be examined at the Police Court this morn.
ing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
Spencer, July ISM.

TREMENDOUS SroRm.-Last Friday evening, The
village of Honesdae, Pa, was visited with very vio
lett storm, accompanied by terrific whrlwind, taking
in its course the large dwelling house of Mr. West =
portion OF which was deposited the opposite side Of
the river, another portion seen high up in the arr
sailing before the wind 'Tryins Cliff which ia
more 'han 800 feet high! and nearly two miles distant
from the locality Of the house,! Aarge quantity orthe
bricks were scattered over the fields along the track Of
the whirlwind Mrs. West, child, and servant, we're
in the house at the time the wind struck IT, and for
tunateiy escaped unhurt. large quantity Of glass was
broken BY the hail, and the crops in all directions are
levelled with the ground
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

QUICK WoRK.--We have never a building Of
such magnitude progress towards completion quite
rapidly the new stone machine shop, now being
erected at the of Beacon and Jackson streets il
this city, The building is Of stone, four hundred feet
long and seventy feet wide, and although it is little
more than month since the grass was upon the
cite where il stands, the workmen, Saturday, were
engaged in laying down The plank floors for the secod
story The energy with which this enterprise is
Quoted is doubt, moi an earnest Of its complete sue
cess. m&tB 81 n gstas4e8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

FATAL AFFRAY AT RIcHMoED.-An afray took
place at Richmond, Va, beweentwo men, named Har-
grave and Bridgelord originating in dispute about
the right TO procure water from spout running under
an ice house, from which Hargraves factory was sup.
piled. Hargrave drew pistol and fred il at Bridge
port. The ball took efoct in the left breast, and the
wound is believed to be mortal. Hargrave then sur
rendered himself to the officers of the law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

ATTEMPTED THEFT.-On Saturday afternoon,
Frenchman from one of the neighboring towns, made
an unsuccessful attempt to steal feather bed from
Selby Co.'s auction room, while the sale of articles
was going outside. He succeeded so far as to get
the bed into second story chamber of house in Pine
Meadow to which he was traced and the bed recover
ed Monsieur appeared to have no apprehension that
what he had done was not all correct in fire., country
and was permitted to denart
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
worcester Water Cure Institution.

-, NO ubEN STREET.
RMS Institution is now in readiness for patients In its
Arrangement me comfort and enjoyment of the invalid
have been carefully studied.
Ierns &c-for full board and treatment from Sc TO 10
per week: Treatment without board, from So To pcr
week No deduction for absence less Than one yvcek
medical lee OF 81 usually required for first examination
Each patent should furnish linen and two he,yv
cotoh see's Two wooden blankets; one comfortable NH
old linen iol bandages Nc. '""
Ont door practice attended TO as usual
"'hce hours from 10 20 y A. NJ. AMI 10 BPM
- ROGERS, MD.
m"Y%d"u Il. +. ROGERS, Superintendent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

INTERESTING FROM TExAs.-A telegraphic lis
patch from New Orleans, dated July "a, reports that
great excitement prevailed at Rio Grande in conse.
quence OF the MeAcans refusing to deliver up run
away slave An armed party Of Texans had threaten
ed to capture Tresdo. II is said that there are 1000
lugitives in Mexico The political feeling in Texas is
running very high. The prospects of the g owing
crops more favorable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

Rarnup's Elephan$sI-Mauy who Aaye seen the
Elephants in BarnuH,'s travelling Musrum have been dis
appointed, and consider the whole affair in Ike light If
hHmbUgj but those who have uged Buditts Oeagiuops
Medcaed compound have found il to meet the high rec
ing, b6nuItlyine and preserving the Ilar sold Nv L. T
LAZElL, Apothecary. 20l Main street. Worcester
iylE-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

LATER FROM CALIFoRNIA.-The steamship
Brother Jonathan arrived atNew York Friday night
She brings two hundred and thrty-eight passengers
and $465 600 in their hands
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

u George Thompson, NJ. p, during his passage
ON Boston to Liverpool, invited by his fellow
passengers TO give lecture the condition and pros
poets Of British India. The request was complied with
The lecturer was enthusiastically cheered, and warm
jnrity of the passengers opposed to his Anti Sa
very views, and under the influence Of strong prejudice
against him. The fourth of judy also celebrated.
Three toasts were proposed and responded to-'The
President Of the United States, The Queen Of Eng
Iand, and George Thompson, Esq, Member of Par.
lament from the Tower HamIeis. To the latter, Mr..
Thompson replied, generously according to American
institutions the praise that is due them, apart from
the peculiar institutions Of the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28

If, ms Is asserted, the use Of RD.b,s n,ro s,,,,.
SsIsahia WIZ prevent the and fatal recurrence
n,hfhea, Dysenery, bilious evers, and other Diseases
noue' W 'he warm season, II il surely the most valuable
,rneny ever discovered AT rite MS IL Is Ppnr and
LNcoMp9uNDED there can be no harm in testing lis virtues
forsale by /. T. Lazell spurr& sibley. C. A. yarrno
vs, ~ set Jr q Co. A. Clarke, E. u. Wetherbee, T. d
"S "'' dlw-jyl9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-28
Notice to our City Subscribers.

Our bills for the Daily and Weekly Spy are made
out, and in few days will be presented by Mr..
JAMES R. PIERCE, our only authorized collector
for this city. We hope every one will find himself
able to pay these small demands at sight. Though
individually small, taken together they are of great
Importance to US. There are some accounts of many
years standing, payment of which, at the present
time, would be very acceptable; and it is important
TO the senior publisher that all arearages prior to
the I'd of Nov last, when the present firm form
ed should be paid, so as to enable him to close up
his books, and to meet his individual engagements.