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The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

DoN JUAN DIGGINGs.- diggings,
situated near where the North and South
Yubas form their junction, were first discov-
cred last November. There arc now great
many men at work there. Oar informant
visited -four companies thai had run in their
tunnels to the lead. One company had Ia
ken cut as high as $3.50 per day to the hand.
These diggings are said to be as extensive
as any ever discovered in the State. The
work there is retarded for lack of water, but
the Grizzly Ditch was to be in, in fort
night s~t
The formation of these diggings is pecu.
liar to the YHbas. They are on the top Of
the hill, and shut in by rim rock, which has
been blasted through for waterway by the
companies, TO depth Of from five to fifteen
feet. Holes have been sunk inside the rim
to the depth of sixty feet, without finding the
bed rock, and the earth pays for sluicing
from the top down.
AT Cherokee five dollars per pan have
been taken ont recently. They have dis.
covered and fully defined lead there re.
sembling the Cayote lead Of this city.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

CONCERT --Wo tenrn TINT Mrs. tVpl.
ler assisted by MIR. Anderson, and sew
eral accomplished amateurs, gives con-
cert at Brooklyn on Saturday evening
next. 1t will be rich treat for enr
neighbor town. Mrs. Waller unites,
with little pretence, fine voice ard
ear and thorough musical education
Tier songs were most popular here last
fall, and We doubt not her entertain.
ment will be warmly cncored Ander~
son is inimitably perfect in his scstck
songs, and gives nil tke expression o.
Dempster, without his stiffness. The
other gentlemen are strangers 10 u. lat
are we'll spoken ci The citizens VI Me-
vada have now bee fAr ssoaths without
entcr'e'nn ents of this or any description
"a thing nexampled in t. city of th.s
size, that has Always we'll p4ttonised
performers Mould It nor be a good
'4ea 20 invite oar quandam favorite, Mrs.
'a!'sr' and 9er company, to come
al supply our lack Of amusement.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

ANOTHER DIscovEsY.--A mother rich lead
has recently been discovered near the head OF
Long Hollow, one mile and half west of this
place. 1t was discovered where il comes to
the surface on the side hill near on level
with the Wet Hill Lead, and presents much
the same appearance. il now being worked
into the hin to the depth Of 20 feet or more
and is paying ut the rate of from two to three
hundred dollars rcr week to the hand.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

DRowNED-A man by the name of John
Shaw, who lived over the Slough, while
crossing that body oil water, on Sunday even
ing. in a boat, fell over and was drowned
His body was recovered yesterday morning.
aad the Coroner's jury found, verdict in nc
cordsnce with the facts He leaves family
e0''"">e '''S -1ruff fsnytp Jsr7n~i
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Ericsson has sent his new vessel to Wash
ington, at the request Of the Secretary ofthe
Navy, who contemplates accepting an offer
made by the proprietor to furnish one or
more vessels to be propelled by Ericsson en-
gines, at speed of nine knots, with daily
consumption of eight tons Of coal. The We $
sci breasted heavy wind and considerable
sea in leaving New York harbor, but arrived
safely to her destination.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

MISISe of all descriptions is being
briskly carried forward, and miners are
improving the water while it lasts to the
best Of their ability. The yield Of gold
is unexampled in extent, and our ex-
press Offices are buying up enormous
amounts Of dust weekly.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

FIRE.--On Monday last, about o'clock,
the store of S Chambers, Esq. at Rush
Greek, with a valuable stock of Goods, was
destroyed by fire When discovered tho fire
had made such progress, that only about one
hundred and fifty dollars was saved of avaluc
of $4,000. New goods to a consderate
amount were placed in the store the evening
before. The FIRE was undoubtedly the work
of an incendary. Mr. Chambers will inn
mcdately -erect another store.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

FRoG riT SouIH BY tic laR Disaa
Hcrald OF I'm f,ni, wo learn rises n .rooj
sized steamer af seventy tons horse powe- IS
about being Contracted for in San Francisco
BY the L s Quarter Masters Department,
for the purpose Of navigating the Colorado
river from its mouth Camp Yuma.
The Colorado River is navigablc for yes.
sels drawing frorn fSe to Six feet Of water e,
almost any season. 1t is full Of shoals and
sand banks, that are continually shifting
thqir position hut none Of them are danger-
ous, and from personal observation We judge
it quite us navigablc for fiat bottom steamers
of light draught as the Rio Grande above
the town Of Rynosa. ..--
Solomon Pico, the notorious horse thief
whose robbcrics and acts were at one time
almost rs notorious in the lower country, al
though not so bio dy, as those Of She cclc,
brated joaquin is lying very sick at the town
of Santo Tomas, in Lower California
LOWER CALIroRSIA This State, like al
the rest of the Mexican Confederacy4 is in
state Of hopeless anarchy and confusion. TIE
present Governor Negrctc, is very unpopular
and the inhabitants are said to be anxiously
awaiting an opportunity when they can dc.
clare themselves independent and seek the
protection of Stars and Stripes.
FARMISG ON THE GILA.-Nr Hooper, ar
cnterprising gentlemen Of San Diego, ha'
commenced the cultivation of a farm on ar
extensive scale on the Gila River. The iant
on that stream is exceedingly fertile, partic
ularly near its junction with the Colorado
The Herald states that the robber Joaquin
is supposed to have passed through there OF
a aying visit to Lower California.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

New ARRANGEMESTs.-By reference to
advertisement, it will be seen that ]. A. Lam
caster, recently OF the Virginia House, has
taken charge of the Union, on Broad street
The Union will lose none of the popularity
it has received from its former occupant, by
its present administration.
Our old friend E De Young is again in
business, with splendid stock Of Provisions
Groceries and Miners Goods, in his new
store on Commercial street. From his ex
perience in the trade and the demands Of the
market, we have no doubt Mr.. De Young
will merit aud receive the appreciation Of all
who favor him with their custem.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

NARA circus is delighting the people
Of Sacramento, and drawing "immerse
crowds"
seA-The deed Of conveyance to the
State by the municipal authorities Of
Benicia, Of the Capitol and State Build
ings has been approved
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

Snor.'-A. drunken husband nam.d
Pettigrew, shot his wife at San Francis
co the other day, when crssy, as he
says, without designingis The wound
was no. fatnl
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

KATE HAYES. Kate Hayes gave her
last concert Mt the Bay on Saturday
evening, preparatory to an e4cur-ieA
through tho interior.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

ArrEMrT TO kILI,-We regret to learn that
one Of our first merchants, z. Cook, Esq was
stabbed and dangerously wounded on We'd
resday night, by Jefferson packer, named
Yarson. Yanson found fault about seine
goods he had bought, which Cook offeredIo
take back, and return the money. YRuson
still continued tc find fault, when NJ. Cook
called him sco ndrel. Yansoa stepped M il
hero M. Cook was sitting, az i Il % Strike
hi.a, saying, " 4o. .yqrcull me a scoundrel ."
VI 3 so6k rose nrd struck bin With his open
hand, ,-hen the other stabbed bin In thc low.
or part 81 he abdomen, saying "ycu shall
never strike an ,her man MIR. Cook lies
very dangerously i'll at Phelps Hotel. He
had previously had dealings with Yanson, and
had trouble in settlements with him, and-ther
merchants in this city have had the same, so
that he has won The character OF quarrelsone
man. He Is now in Jail, awaiting the action
of the law. The coolest part Of the whole af-
fair is that after ;he stabbiug, he went after
justice to arrest Cook for insulting him
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

FiRE.-A FIRE occurred in Saorameats t.
on Saturday afternoon, that consumtl >,
small frame building, situated in tha
midst Of several others.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

L1srIs BR1DGE has been thoroughly
repaired and opened for the crossing Of
all kinds Of animals and vehicles
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

The Pacific Mail St amship Company and
Laws line on the other side, have entered
into arrangements to place a line of weekly
steamers between San Francisco and New
York.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

New WoRLD.-This fine steamer has
commenced to run again her regular
trips on the Sacramento, with new ap-
pointments under the charge Of Capt.
Hutchins, a popu'ar and efficient COM
mander.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25
Grass VALLEY. alarch "a les3

UNNSe AI'I.Ei, HIdTcN II I5ao.
ED Journal Please call the attention of
the citizens Of Grass Valley Township to the
TACT that the last Hon. Court OF, Sessions up
pointed Leroy Knight and William Lsach
rond Supervisors for that district and that the
Citizens will be called upon to DO labor upsn
our ronds ard streets. which most certainly /.
needed badly .n Rssiogqr.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

UWe accidentally omitted to state last
week, that we were indebted to Mr. c. Null
FORD for copies Of Grahams, Coolies, and the
Pictorials. Our table on the arrival of each
steamer is well SUI piled with these periodi-
calls by this gentleman, NJ on whose shelves
a fine assortment of standard and miscellan-
eous books may always be found.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

ASy- Il is said to be the intention of
Hon. Thomas CO.. win, the present Sec.
of the Treasury, to eettle IN. this
state.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

The WEATHER A violent thu lder stern
passed over our city on the l7th The glare
Of the lightning and reveiberations of the
thunder sre~subime--e exceeding any ever
known by white men ir Il ese mountains.
On Wednesday noon last, asother rain
set in after an interval of fair weather and
continued till night, when it. became fai'
again. M t"
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

tDThe following was found by a friend
during a recent visit to some digging. about
mile from town -
dew hesr by give notice tn all tew heather
medel with this winlas or bucet or rope.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-25

GJ- Artesian wells have been very sueesssful.
" sunk st San Frxnefsso
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23

SMASH UP.-Yesterday afternoon, span
of horses belonging to G. F. Bonney, Of this city,
ran away with the carriage 10 which they were
attached, and passing up Front street came in
contact with the carriage Of Geo. A. Trumbull,
Esq, in which his wife and daughter were riding,
who were thrown to the ground and somewhat
injured, but not seriously. The horses also came
in collision with the truck team Of Mr. S A.
Greenwood, and did some damage to his horse
and harness. After long race they finally
brought up in the rear Of the U. S. Hotel. and
were secured but the carriage was considerably
damaged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23
SPECIAL NoTTCEs.

Pr ofessor Alex. C Rarry's TRlCoPHER-
Gus, OR INDICATED COMPOUND, for Beautfy-
ing, Curling, Preserving, Restoring and Strengthening
The Hair, Relieving Diseases Of the skim Curing Rhe-
matte Palms. ain Dealing External Wounds. Bounded
by no geographical lines The reputation Of BaIrys Til
copher0us peryades the Union The safes of the arti.
Gle of LATE have increased in ratio that almost
exceeds belief Professor Barry, after careful exami-
nation Of his sale book finds that the number Of hot
ties delivered to order, in quantities Of from half gross
upward. durirg the year 1852, within trife of
9S0000
1t unnecessary present length the evidences of
the wonderful properties of the Tricopherous, when
the public have furnished such Endorsement rs this
The cheapness OF the article and the explanations given
Of its chemical action upon me hair the scalp and in all
cases of superficial irritation, first recommended il TO
the attention Of the people. This was all that the in
desired. Every bottle advertised self The eff
fects Of the fluid exceed expectation. 1t acted like
cham The ladies would not lie without it. Country
dealers in every section of the United found they
must have 1t and thus built up a wholesale trade
of an extent hitherto unheard Of regards iices Of
this kind The highest point has not been reached and
it is believed that the sales this year will be million
and half of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No. lS7 Broadway, New
York. Retail price, 70 cents a large bottle
Liberal discount TO purchasers by the quantity and
by the principal merchants and druggists Throughout
the United STATES and Canada. Mexico, West Indies
Great Britain, France &C., and by SlBLEY n SCOTT
Worcester myl4 deodaw6m4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23
CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvE NTroN.
TUESDAY. Jnne al

TUESDAY, June Il.
afternoon SeSsion.--Basis of Representation
The Convention went into Committee (Mr. Will
son OF Natick, in the Chair the reports on
this subject.
Mr. Durgin Of Wilmington, supported the prn..
ciple Of town representation, in lengthy speech.
On his concluding, Mr. Walker of North Brook
Geld, suggested that the Committee take some
vote, as at the rate 1t was going on, no progress
In business was being achieved.
The Committee then divided on the question Of
adopting the minority report, district system,
and IL was rejected by 81 to l56.
The question recurring on the adoption of the
majority report, or town representation system, a
motion was made that the Committee rise, owing
TO the absence Of several gentlemen who wished
g speak on the subject, which carried, SO to
o. Leave was granted to sit again.
Salendar--This was then taken up.
lite 81 the Goyernor-rhe resolve striking out
the title His Excellency," was passed, finally
BY vote Of 1872 TO 81 ''
III hallett, for Wilbraham. moved n reconsid-
uon OF TINS vote for further amendment 10 the
Constitution, which was debated Nv several gort 49,
men, and then rejected. y 'e's'ai seh'ie-
The Militia-The resolve and articles Of a,nerd.
ment on the subject Of the militia. a. amendad
then came up on final passage.
Mr. Whitney Of Boylston, made quite AN aarno.,
speech against the entire military system and
brought forward with point, the principal srgn-
mcnts In behalf Of peace. Rather than have any
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23

For PescTPfions and PAysicians use, ron lie most
reliable sources in Boston and Ne,o York, can be
tound al the Store Of Leuas T. LazeH, POI Main
Street.
Every who is any conrersant with Dnrs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty OF finding an art
Gle perfectly free from adueration Especially is this
he case win those IN general use which Of III others
should be MS pure as possible. Ii has been for wears
ana now lSmy aim, 10 purchase but the best OF
pfugs-Ihose which may be relied upon, aud all NAV
zee confident of the purity Of every article obtained nj
my establishment. trust that discriminating public
WIZ continue TO snsian me in my ondeavors by their
patronage, assuring them that every article will be held
as represented Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours OF the day and liabf
iel5 dawtf H. r. LAZEII kno,h..ax,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23
EIGHT DAYS
Later frOEn California.
ArrIval 0f the Crescent City.

NEW YORK, June p.
The steamship Crescent City, from Aspinwau,o n
the 18th, arrived here at 10 O'Clock this morning,
bringing California mails and treasure, with dates
from San Francisco 10 the evening Of The 24h,
brought down to Panama by the steamship Re-
public.
The Crescent City brings $500 600 on freight,
and $500 600 in the hands el passengers. Adams
s. Co. have $270,000; Brown, Brothers & Co. SIS.
900; Wells, Fargo s. Co. $4,000. She brings
about 100 cabin passengers, who report the Ishmus
as healthy as usual
The steamer John l.. Stevens arrived al Panama
May 3lsI, with 81 400 600 in gold dust, and sailed
again on the 10Th, with 500 passengers.
A project has been introduced in the Legislature
at Bogoa, to lay lax on all specie i'll transit across
the IsIhmus.
The news from the mines is Of the most favorable
Characteristic yield this summer promising to ex-
eeed that of any former season. Agricultural pros
pecs were also very fine, and the crop of grain will
be abundant.
Gov. Bgler has been authorized by the Legisla.
tune to organize company Of armed men to go in
pursuit Of the robber joaquin
VIM. F. Trow, OF Milton, Mass, was drowned at
San Francisco on Sunday, 22d.
heavy storm had been experienced in
Placerville.
A miner had deposited in the bank at San Fran
cisco 200, the proceeds olhs labor for ten or
twelve months.
Acapulco dull and sickly. severe shock of
an earthquake was felt there on the nigh of the I'd
Of June.
The rainy season had regularly set in at Panama,
and the Cruces is the only road passabe, and that
is in bad condition.
LATER FROM ACCOMPLISHMENTS June Al.
BY the ship Argo, which sailed from Port Phillip
on The 18th Of March, we have papers 10 that date
from Melbourne. The Arg0 made the passage TO
Calao in fifty days. About 20 of her passengers
came up in the Lima, lheh way TO the Atlantc
they are principally Americans, who went 10 Aus
traia from San Francisco those Of them with whom
we have conversed speak in the highest terms of
the country and the prospects for emigrans. Jour
per ton t24. The last escort that had arrived from
the mines brought down Al 1928 ounces OF gold dust;
that article is quoted at n shngs per or.
From chill AND PERU.-The difficulties be-
tween Peru and Bolivia are increased and the form
or has sent troops to the southern oner TO cut off
the supplies ofthe latter The enemies Of Bolivia
are collecting large force ON the Buenos Ayres
side.
The Gillian Minister had been expelled from
Bolivia. The United States Charge is now the
only diplomatic official near the government
The affairs of Bolivia are at a crisis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23
$1,000 REVARDy

DIR. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BITTERs.
II snail be left 10 all the people, who shall be en-
titled TO the above reward after using one bottle each
and they will be he cured of the Liver complaint
or INDIGESTION, Jaundice Coughs and Colds, Costive-
ness llles weakness Headache all plants arising
fom impure blood, loss of appetite.-in fact ali he
complaints which every body is or less troubled
with, alter thawing ont in the Spring Largey's Bit
tiers are me very thing for al the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle and no mistake o that Is fbey
always do good and never harm, end very pleasant
TO tate, Only rs and 37l cents a bottle.
Sold in oTcester by James Green, and NJ b. Green,
wholesale AMI retail; b. Scott, f. II Marsh, L. II la,
eel, ana all other dealers in medicine Also by dealers
IN ~ the towns AMI villages every where.
Wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston.
marlS Iawer,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23

Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.
1st. To produce new hair
End. To prevent badness
Sd. To give dandruff "leave-to withdraw
4th To promote the growth of the hair.
5th. 70 give the hair rich and luxuriant appear
auce
9th. To give the hair natural gloss
9Th. To curl the hair easily.
sth. To dress the hair tastefully.
9th. To prevent the hair from turning gray
10th. To cure the headache.
llih To keep the head clear.
18th Because it is the best compound in for all
these purposes
Sole Proprietor, l. T. LAZELI, Druggist, 2Ol Main
street myl4 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23

"a We learn from the Lowell American that
Rev. Daniel Foster, who was formerly connected
with the Garrisonan Anti-Slavery organization, has
left it, il consequence Of their refusal TO allow him
TO circulate Goodal's History Of the Anti-Slavery
Struggles, which happens to contain some rather Sc
we're structures upon the language and doctrines of
the Garrsonians themselves. Thus it u.s. that these
immaculate advocates Of free discussion, attempt TO
play the Pope, on small scale, wherever they have
the power 10 do so.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23

~ Piper, Of the Fitchburg Revile, has had
present Of bottle Of ginger beer, which will doubt
less afford him inspiration for fortnight. Piper
thinks that next to licking lasses the wharves
Gloucester, drink Of ginger beer, and in this he
shows how the attachments Of youth cling to man
in bis ripper years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23

LAST OF THE SEASON .-Treaaurer's and Stage As-
sistant's Beneft-To-nshl is truly the last night of
the present successful of the useum on which
occasion The ormances expressly the Benefit
of Mr. 5 NYE, the gentlemany Assistant Treasurer,
and w. HEALp, the agreeable and efficient Stage AS.
sstant The blfor the evening is very divesiG and
attractive, nc nding three fine pieces with any guam
iity of Singing and Dan cling and embracing all the best
talent OF the highly popular Company. All the friends
of the worthy benecaes, and the public generally are
cordially invited to be present, manifest their friend.
ly appreciation. enjoy rich tertainment and pay
hearty farewell 10 the numerous Company, most of
whom they will behold for the last time. 'Come one,
come all :" "support the boys! :" p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23

CAEKER worms. We regret to learn that these
insect pests have made their appearance in many Of
the orchards upon the outskirts Of the city, and that
they are doing much damage to vegetation. Our
farming friends should be upon the alert 10 check
their Iavages
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23
Police Court.


WEDN esDAY, June %.
Before Justice G'ecn.-William Dsnaing, for dis.
'arbng the peace, was fined, on the 21st. 50, and
costs, which he paid and H. -l--e~I-
Francis Leman, for being drunk, was fined 50,
and COSTS which he paid and was discharged.
Benjamin Brigham was fined 81, and costs. for
being drunk but being Of money and out of cred
it, he was committed 10 the House Of Correction.
Chandler Spencer, who also picked up ia a
state of inebriation by the watchmen, and who met
the charge Of drunkenness with the plea Of gniI
ty, fined ST. and costs, but being unable to meet
this latter charge with the necessary cash, he too was
committed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23
The Morcester CoInet nand.

(h' ". TWlCHELL, eader aud Directory
are prepared TO furnish music for All occasions Anny
10 WITT, corner Of From md fremont streets
7. GODDARD, Mulbury street
} MCFARLAND, 81 Front street
a. Orders left at G. H. Iorinq's Nlnsic store goa
N ain f. or AT the Central Hotel, will meet with prompt
"uentloh, ny J. ALDRICH, CLERK.
my dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-23
The Procession win be formed OH the a
n - Common at / O'Clock A. M. a

The PROCESSION viii be formed on The =
= n - Common, at II O'Clock, A. NJ n
Xxx Boston Enramament of Knights X y
~ 1emplars have kindly consented to do wv
escort duty on that occasion
The Grand Lodge Of Massachusetts will meet at Ma
sonic Hall, in Waldo Block. No. l53 Main st.
The Grand Chapter, together with subordinate Chap
ters and all Royal Arch Masons, will assemble in the
Police Court Room.
Encampments, and all Kt Templars will meet at
Waldo HaH
Lodges, and all Master Masons, will meet at Horti-
cultural Hall. m Front ct.
The Ladies will assemble at Brney Hail. where some
Refreshments viii be provided for them before joining
the Procession,
The Dinner viii be furnished by MIR John Wright of
Boston. Price of Tickets the Dinner 81 20 for Gen.
temen s 90 for Ladies'
special train Of Cars viii leave Boston for Wor-
cester at II o'clock A. NJ Returning leave Wofces.
ter at O'clock p NJ at one half the usual Fare.
The members of Morning Star Lodge will meet at
their, Hall at O'Clock, A. NJ. DOT ie23