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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

approved in the earliest days OF the republic II our pur
pose cultivate the most amesbe relations vi all eoun
res and this believe he ef-ciually done ~ihout
requiring diplomatic agents road to depart IN TINS
respect from hat suited TO the general sentiments OF "
fellow citizens home All instructions in regard to What
is called Diplomatic uniform CONT dress being win
drawn zach Of our representatives, IN other countries val
be left 10 gulae this matter according 70 hS nvn sense
Of prop,y and With due respect 10 the views 0i his gov
menf as herein expressed.
It's desirsbe that the Minister or Charge d. Afsres
should establish the legation in central posi- as may
be convenient Of the Metropolis near the Government TO
which he is sent II will be his duty 10 that kept
open every day except Sundays and e'e days, from
o'clock in the forer until O'Clock in the afternoon
The Secretary attached 10 IT, II there be one must perform
in persop all the services which properly devoye upon
him. except in Of sickness leave OF absence In
such il is eroned upon the Minister 10 appoint al
American citizen orepresent him. IL It can BE- done There
obvious improperly in devolvug upon foreigner
the duties which, belong TO the Secretary IL Is neces
gary be thus specific in these Instructions has ire
qutny occurred Of latter years that Secretaries of Lgs
III have this Department informed employed Clerks
whose allegiance foreign to copy dispatches and do
other off s duties which persined TO themselves This
prsctce which il feared is upon the increase IS so OBJ
yousy wrong that the President is resolved 70 Gauss to
be discontinued The correspondence between the Govern
mebt and the legations OF the United states must De
guarded with the utmost secrsy even as relates our own
citizens To submit it to the examn atom OF foreigner
will be regarded as an indcret0n IN me onender demand
ing mmed deprivation of office. The fist duty OF
subject is sidered to be fidelity to his sovereign For
eign Clerks may be justly egrded unsafe depOsares OF
tie cres of diplomacy in the Legation where tiey
employ ed. The possibility that revelation OF our
secret state ps pers 10 this il sufficient
to excite fears the subject and require the strest ooser
vsiion.
Ministers the United States and Charge d Afsires
requested 10 authenticate by their signatures with tn
seal Of the Leg ~ the passports of American citizens
and permit Secretaries to perform this duty when they
themselves at their posts. w. L. MARCY.
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vv,OTEDO NoRWALK and CLEVELAND RAIL

ROAD omDs sonsesdon with the Mchissn sogsse,n
Northern Indiana the Lse Shore and Cevsn and Pshurh
naosss spy entire 1aikoad Lne tho es And wes
s best expeditions route between Eaesn Cities cfs
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On MONDAY hy 10 Passenger Trims viii daily
tSundsys excepted ~ follows;
tcrormcaston Of . 10 N, stopping A. all stations .
Day Esess IS M stopping only at emit Bsvue Mon
neville ard forwsk
lhi Express IS p ~ stopping only Fremont, Bellevue
Eenroevile, korwslk ana Oberfn
CLEVELAND
Day EIprss NJ stopping only Norwsh Mcnsoevi9s,
Bellevue and Fremont
Aeon ncdston at 10 A. NJ stopping at all stations -
Hsb Espres NJ stopping only Obsrhn horwuk MOI
po>vie Bellevue and frrmont
CONFLICTING DIRECTLY,
Toledo with trains Of Michigan Southern and Northern lnsns
Rsesd Ccsfo stations and through Chicago nd hok
.slssd Railroad and Illinois Rvs bmnt hnc TO o.
Louie
AZ Bellevue Of Mad Riv and Lake Enc Railroad fer
sspdusky City Springfield Dayton Cincinnati lDdisnspo. &C
Mansfield and Sndusky Railroad for
gapSo.ly Shelby Junction Columbus Zsnesile Eesst &c
with Cleveland Columbus and CipsnDsu Rail
posd for Columbus, Cinsinnst way statioua
Cleveland with Of Lake sbor Ra road for New OH ssa
Boston Buffalo and Albany and for New fon wa -ls
Cleveland ard PittsfpEh Railroad for sisd
phia Baltimore and Washington City. r. " PHILLIPS Soot
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Daicr Unre.

A CABD.-A Report of Two Hundred Interesting
N Cases treated with Water, by EDWARD FELLERER,
n. d., Resident Physician Of the Orange Mountain Water
Institution will DO furnished without charge W any applicant
hslosps pOhoid order o. s. letter stamp Address O.
SELLERS BROTHER Proprieton the Orange Mountain Wa
,rCs sosb Orange New yeey Visitors to the sboyensmed
81 A. NJ and Il M and P. NJ Distance from NewYok
niss
DR. CHARLES MUNDEs WATERCURE ES
~ TABLIsHGENT at FLORENCE, Northampton Mas hay
ing been greatly enlarged and improved through buildings and
psh able 10 accommodate upward OF loo persona Inc s
ttbbm Gustsa OF the and
NswEDs springs the purest and sodest
AID tbs Doctor the earliest disciple Pisssntr snd s
Oldest Hydropahc Physician living Pnse for board and ssaL
ment $40 per week
INk. SHEW, of New-York, earliest American Prac
~ OF various works the subject
Summer connection with
Mr. D. CAMPBELL ct Lebanon Springs Columbia county NY
nR BEDORTHAs WATER CURE,a SARATOGA
~ SPRINGS This Establishment 10 located Broadway
celebrated Spring The House. entering us second
separate baths arranged and
attached Few places attrae
desirable facilities for the cure
uYDROPA1HIC and HYGIENIC INSTITUTE,
No. Is Lashtt-Accommodaons for hundred patients
Departments for Female Diseases r. TRAIL, Propretor Dr. j.
l.. hOSFORD, Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE will be opened on the
of Apnl has fitted with particular regard
and with the celebrated heahuness OF the
Newport climate. will DO desirable Address Dr. W.
REH, Newport RI
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BRUTAL TREArMESr OF WoNss ny Her HussASp-
HER DEATH--HIs ARREST AND IMPRIsosMEsT.-.At an
early hour yesterday afternoon intelligence conveyed
to the District Attorney of the sudden death of womas
in West Troy caused by injuries received at the hands OF
her husband In company with Officer Johnson he mme-
distey repaired to that place and arriving there
informed that her friends convey her 10 Waterford
for burial They started in pursuit. and overlook the fans
raj procession before it reached that place. The District
Attorney requested her friends 10 bring the corpse back
West Troy for the purpose Of enabling the physician to
make post norton examination This they refused TO de-
and after time spentn endeavorng to persuade her
10 DO So II agreed upon that they should take il To-
Waterford and bring il back TO West Troy this morning It
appears from the statement Of Officer johnson, that the
deceased was the wife Of Patrick Manioy; that he bad
besten her with club and also that he had not only ac
iured but broken her leg with it, He acknowledged hs
guilt ard excused himself for being guilty Of such brutl
and fenJh conduct by saying she was drunk at the tmc
Her death occurred Thursday evening and on the '-
lowing morning CorOners Jury was summoned u
Thorn and another physician we're called TO- VINO ae
making minute examination Of the deceased, testified tht
the wounds inflicted upon her sufficient to cause deaf
tLereppon the Jury rendered verdict accordingly whs
WsrioY WIS arrested and placed in confinement The d.
rct Attorney tbi. morning dispatched Dr. ssnbourne -
~, T-(-y - r7sbe ~ - examination The EeD II
~ ~ rs ~. lAIb. Eve. jour- nth.
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ss.l.-A court martial Wa. recently beIS,

~ .kssL-A court martial was recently b.al
ir ~. -, for The hsl Of Breyet Capt Sykcs ~
d nge oil cropping the hair and publicly whipping
NxIcsn women the sentence being executed by his
- pleaded not guilty. The court martial found hin
a. ty in one case, and in the other they feand that III
AIS proven, but they attached crirnnsty thereto
aOcorably acquitted him. This decision WAS dsapp g
by Colonel Sumner who very properly administered
rsbuke 10 the Court and all others who wouii innie
natural punishment upon the helpless We sincerely ~ -
thsmstter will not be permitted to rest here ms IS
seems to be az inhumsn a ruian as bis nsmesake ,as
figures in the story Of Oliver Twist Certainly ne
grace 10 the army and should be dismissed without d.
Il sch bsrbarity as the public aoggiDg Of women 10 b.
Isrsftd In The middle OF the nineteenth century, and
man in the service Of civilized country Ia Asii.
was ustly held I'D 10 the execson Of the whole civil sd
world for similar brutality
NIL RoRsrR SssrEscED.-Wm. Price, youth a'sit
% Gears Of age plead guilty before the United States
a. Indianapolis 10 an indictment for robbin2 thsmb
s,y,er between Terre Hadte and Bloomington,
-, actp0 therefrom ESQ. Tia Court sentenced him I
Saemen in the State PrsOs for 10 years being ths,-a'
e.: time fixed by law --.
Rnoch Reed has escaped Convicted hast February 81,
tae United States Circuit Court in this city Of having
cued fugitive slave from the MsnhaI be ". sr
inc punishment prescribed by law-A tne OF $3.50 ~ =
JsA imprisot ment But day before yesteray ne
Perhaps at that higher Tribun.l TO witch he y -.
may not b. deemed gross cIpne H. 49, tesS
RENE mbered that he was neighbor to sss ;n Iaa -
thieves" ALBANY ~
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Eegal Nofirfs.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
County nSee hereby sys1 to a. PeIsSn. hSy1s
with vouchers thereof th subscriber
81, s ss Hss: Or before sa' s as d; @
nnI s.sn Sfwf0A sxH SiBBs H%L Ad%n
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County New Yors ncs hereby sven 70 Es.on' having eiS1s o.'
A 1 Si The O. u e At h. psSs s. rs soas-y
Yc he ST S dsy ' sscS isS INT Ss%a
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Jesse C. Smith, Esq.
S 1 the CSS . S ks so Hfs SSoDSas % rs tho
csy sosyS deceased @ hey are required bSa
c cy boclS ssieenh
y il isis M is"6ms'l MARY A wooDsAS Admn..r.'nr
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
ccu g New fS PO'e s''sSy s New Ys P, S, s
Rsi,'i loi s he
' Tssl ss1D the ' fS SIA hD
CUPkEME COURT of the STATE ofNEW YORK.
bo SHE esa 9s Ann sPE H an. s
gatee said w-Adm sale public auction by
9tne ou he State By %
BS G & ssss s9 under ss S Of III sS
Esquire Referee appointed for that and other purposes sad TSa
YORK on FRIDAY the ih day June instant O'Clock noon
highest hdor all that certain Lot OF Ground and premises
erected thereon brick Dwelling House front
'front.' rear about 50 feet md in depth about SO feet the e lease
hold old and long lease from the Corporation Of the
srcundIent premises being Of the said James Boyle
deceased Terms Of sale cash. fuIhe ss NJ nay q mad
CUPREME COURT-The Farmers Loan and Trust
- Company against I,., Parker George Red Fedsrst
KHR and @ are
The complaint this action and Of
Ssys .,I the service hereof d,y seycs
d the Defendants f to answer me complaint as a'resa the
wiz notice the complaint in this action
yur, ISIS TIC ''' VI tue WIN VI GRCE
nslswswM. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Me1iral.
HIE01fdI.
II NJ. BUFFERS PATENT TRUSS and SUP

II N. BUTLER's PATENT TRUSS and SUP
PORTER PADS for Hernia (ruptare and ProlspsS Uten
tiDs wonb) owing their AID distinctive forms oncs
radical and consequently feet uPscedps =. others
Ofoe No 4Vssey Eew-York female attendance -
kBt TIusses Of weeks
I yING-IN INSTITUTE, No. POI West 36thst., near
- ehav-Nu c. BAKER 81. D. graduate and practical ply
the above address institution OF Lyingn
where the Of medical and will be bestowed
She viii daily with patients Office u Tie se euoht
visit tbeLn at tbsu homes
AIDES wishing to be confined privately can fnd ae,
IL the house Of phycsn IN quiet
uptowp by sddreains NJ box No 1S General Pos-ohce
old MEN DO YOU WANT HART YOUNG
" MEN DO YOU WANT BEARDf-My ONGUENr will force
will stain the skn for entirely the roots 81
sent to .Iy part Of the country r. @. GRAHAM,
Ne. So AnD-str FOWLER Buildings and all Druggists
sJLANETTs BITTERS-T1is article rs offered 70
the pubic fo Debility Indigestion LAYER Conp.in
Sea skpe Dyspepsia and Nervous affections GENERALLY They t
highly pleasing wholly yeseabe in their eonposten
sor sslsby w.N.T HICKS Co. No 3t Pearl-t
CAND's SYRUP of HOARROUND and VEGETA.
- BILE PECTORANTs-l2 IS and 50 cents "A delightful and
Colds ard Consumption Sold wholesale and
res at The san Do Mammoth Drug Store No II J.nesG
0NHIRIY YEARS EXPERIENCE of an OLD
EURsE-Hn WINSLOW would call the attention Of the ladies
TO her SOOTHING SYRUP for children teehmg 1t viii give mme-
relief all inflammation, making the OF teehns
pOtitet the dyseney and darrhsa
In ense quantities sold all NewEngand Sold by O.
pIkG Of yohn and Broadway; BOYD PAUL No. "
Cousndt+t, and w. CRUMBIE No Sl8 Bowery corner OF
Becksr, NewYork Mrs HAYES, No us Fuonst, Brooklyn
Price, II bottle. - . ... ..xx o,,-nny
BITTERs bilious and Jaunde complaints and general
debility They quicken the blood hte and TO he
whole y stem. Price only St cents in pint bottles
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HnpLk and AMBoY RAILROAD to PHILA.
ul.ss stsn Fs No North River, loot Of Baery.
HWA M ~ .s eay a. ~ and up ~ Accommodation Line
ssI, n asenbosi TRENTON 10 South AmboJ b.
Pare 81 Isra and steamboat STOCKTON Philadelphia
lDbey errs Inc ~ NJ BY steamboat JOIN P0PTEh
nes street 70 Camden by ears Trousk In "A houns Fsre
.& S>ss Philadelphia q 10 A n ssS r. H.
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
COnstabIe'S Sale.

pY virtue of an execution to me directed
ID from the Court Of T. W. Talaferro,
Esq, an acting Justice of the Peace in and
for Township No. 5. County of CalaveraS
and State Of California, in favor Of James
Rainey, and against A. Racinet and j. 0.
Gernuier, for the sum Of Si94 IA, debts
and costs, 1 have le.ied upon the following
described property, to wit:
Four Houses, Tents. &C.. situate upon
French Hill, in the camp Of San Andreas,
together with the enclosed grounds adjoin-
ing; Iron Safe, l dozen Ale, set Scales
and Weights; q lot of Pepper, Soap, and
Nails.
Which said property will offer for sale
to the highest bidder, on the 29th day of
March, A D. 1858, between the hours Of 2
and o'clock, PM.
CHAS. H. ELIAS,
Constable Township No. S.
San Andreas, March 5, 1858. ml2
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
Thy AUTHORITY
PROCLAMATION!
)ne Thousand Dollars Reward.

S>S~SAAN 0OAASSAS ASO
WHEREAS, it appears to me, that
one Jonquin Garlic is the leader of
band of robbers and murderers in Gala
veras and the adjoining counties, and has
perpetrated n number of heinous offences
against the lives and property of the people
of that portion of the State, and that the
said Joaquin Garlic is now at large:
Now, therefore, I, JOHN BTGLER, Gov
ernor of the State of California, by virtue
Of the power in me vested by the laws and
constitution of said State, do hereby offer a
reward of one thousand dollars for the ap-
prehension and safe delivery of the said
Joaquin GARLIC into the custody of the
sheriff of Calaveras county, to be dealt with
according to law.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of State,
at the city of Benicia, this twenty first
day of February, A. D. 1853.
Attest JOHN BIGLER,
]. W. DENVER, Governor.
Secretary of State{
Description Said Joaquin GARLIC is q
Mexican by birth, 5 feet 10 inches in height,
black hair, black eyes, and of good address.
fe264t LIN
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
Sherif's Sale.

pY virtue of an order and decree to me
~ directed issued out of the District Court
of the Fifth Judicial District, held in and
for the county of Calaveras, State of Cali
fornia, dated at Mokelumne Hill, Februa-
ry Goth, A. D. 1853, in favor of W. S. Cool
edge, and against Javier Jofre, in which l
was commanded to sell, upon lawful notice
being given, certain house and lot. situate
in the town of Jackson; or so much of the
said premises as belongs to the said Javier
Jofre, to satisfy mortgage on said premi-
ses; have, this 9th day of March, A. D.
1858, levied upon house and lot, situated
in the town of Jackson, County and State
aforesaid, and known as the Upper Dance
House, also, as the Jenny Lind Dance
House; and will sell all the right, title, and
interest of the said Javier Jofre in and to
the said house and lot, at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, on the Goth day
Of March, A. D. 1858
Sale to take place on the premises, be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ and ?. NJ.
B. F. MARSHALL,
Sheriff Calaveras Co.
By THOMAS STEVENSON, Dep'y Sheriff.
mh12 ct
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
COnStable'S Sale.

QY virtue Of two different executions. to
u me directed, and issuing from the Court
of 7. w. Taliaferro, an acting Justice of the
Peace, in and for Township No 5, County
of Calaveras and State of California, one
in favor Of John p Haskell for the sum of
1924 so; one in favor of Nelson Seamans
for $lO9 so; and all against John Eply
and Robert N. Cloyd, have levied upon
the following property, to wit:
The House known as the Bella Union,
situate in the camp of San Andreas.
Which said property l will offer for sale
to the highest bidder on the 28th day OF
March, A D. 1853, between the hours Of 10
o'clock, A. M and II o'clock, noon
CHAS H. ELIAS,
Constable Township No. 5.
San Andreas, March I'd, 1853. mI2
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

Volunteer GULcH-This rich old pla-
Ger, far from being exhausted, still yields
freely to the industrious miner. 1t can
only be worked during and for short
time after rain, but it makes up in quanti-
ty for all such lack of opportunity. Du-
ring the week we saw 'right smart show
of gold, amounting to from SIS to $50, the
result Of two mems labor, for about three
hours. This was taken out by means of
the old rocker. What an amount ofgold will
be obtained here, with an abundant supply
Of water, by the system of ground sluicing,
which will then be generally adopted.
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

ANGELS CAMP.-The water from the
Union Company has reached this camp, and
we have no doubt the expectations of all
will be shortly realized. 1t is well known
that the mining ground around here is rich
and extensive, and we expect to see large
and permanent town established here. 1t
is one of the oldest camps in the county,
and has turned out an immense amount of
gold each season
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
Union HOTEI.-The n

d UNION HOTEL.-The un-
55aa5=H dersigned being now in possession
4zz1z& Of this establishment, has fitted it
up in the neatest and most comfortable
manner, and is now prepared to receive
permanent and transient boarders. The
sleeping apartments are spacious and well
ventilated, furnished with every requisite
to be found in first class hotels. Families
will find this house we'll suited to their
wants. As the entire business is under the
personal superintendent of lady of great
experience.
The table will be supplied with the best
the market affords, and the bar stocked
with the choicest wines. liquors, and cigars
J. H. hopes. from the strict attention
which will be given to every department,
as we'll as the superior accommodations Of
his house, to merit continuation of that
patronage which this hotel has heretofore
obtained. JOHN HEALY,
20 Proprietor.
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
County Clerks ONCE,

Office No Courthouse Row, up stairs,
Centre street.
IN accordance with the provisions of
L the act Of the Legislature Of this
State, removing the County seat to Mokel-
umne Hill, have established my office at
that place, and am fully prepared to trans
act all business connected with said office
Office hours from 9 AM to 4 PM
J p. DOUGLASS, County Clerk.
Mokelumne Hill. May l, 1852. mi
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
FOR SALE.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL

THE AMERICAN HOTEL
f5s:.A at Middle Bar, Mokelumne river,
iaEl=H- is offered for sale, as the present
owner Of it intends to 60 home.
The property is situated next to the
bridge, and consists Of large house, fixed
up for a store, dining room and kitchen,
with complete fixtures; small frame house
for private use; large canvass house, fix
ed up for a sleeping apartment; stable for
twelve horses butcher shop with all the
tools and fixtures; large strong corral,
and private house for butcher; fine gar
den lreadv planted with all kinds Of veg
etables 70 hogs, of the best breed +; several
dozens Of hens, and some pigeons. The store
is filed with large and good stock of goods
and liquors. A tour-horse team may also
be included. The house has always done a
first rate business since 1849, and doing so
yet. 1t is good opportunity for family
who wants to settle in this country, and
first rate investment for capital.
Apply at the place. mhl9
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
MOKELUMNE BATHS.

Centre street, below the Empire Saloon,
'NHE undersigned takes pleasure in
announcing tc the public that he has
opened his fine Bath Rooms, where he is
ready to give WARM, COLD, and SHOW
Err BATHS. The place is fitted up in
degree of neatness and comfort even unsur-
passed in the Bay City.
Attached to the bath rooms is q good
SHAVING and HAIR DRESSING SA-
LOON, where gentlemen will find every
thing necessary to make this establishment
the best in the interior. l.. MUNROE.
oc Il
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

PRorEc rIox.-In California we have some
strange laws, and still more strange ways
of administering them. For instance, we
have law for the protectionxof foreign
miners; chief among our foreign popula-
ton are the Chinese 1t is we'll known that
the Celestials are prompt in their payment
Of taxes, and it is equally notorious that
they receive no protection whatever, but
present to the ruffian of every nation an
easy prey and rich booty. Among the many
oCltrages to which they have been subjected
lately, there has occurred one which, not
ending in loss of life or limb is as ludicrous
as novel. Two or three of these peaceful
creatures were travelling along the road to-
wards the Hill, freighted as usual, when
they were accosted by band OF Indians,
and ordered forthwith to pay their foreign
miners tax! John at first treated the mat
ter with contempt, and essayed to proceed
on his Journey. But this "Wally' deter
mined to prevent, unless his demands we're
complied with &c John, must pay tax
no Americana-no pay, no dig-dinero'
shootp' ''You no collector--no Americana,
me pay-tieme papel." And so they CONT
nued, Wally" demanding the tax, and
John insisting that he had no right to
collect it, and that he had a receipt, until
at last g Wally" cut short the discussion
by leveling his old gun and threatening to
kill all who resisted payment. This was q
clincher. John had recently got so much
of this protection, that he thought the best
way was to comply with the demand, and
accordingly pulled out his purse and each
one in the crowd paid over to the Indians
the sum of So, one months tax for the
protection of foreign miners Wally'
Immediately decamped; John came into
town, made his complaint, and received for
his consolation the intelligence that nothing
could be done for him
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

pig BAR FERRY. - This WELL
known ferry, on the route between
Mokelumne Hill and Jackson, materially
shortens the distance between the above
places. The undersigned. having purchas-
ed the ferry beg to announce that passen-
gers cross at any stage Of the water, or any
hour of the day and night. Connected
with the Ferry is bar, stocked with the
choicest liquors and cigars
jan sober & co.
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
r. B. Parker.

HAS the pleasure Of announcing to the
IL public that he has lately purchased the
livery stables, at the foot of Centre street,
and which he has entirely reftted, so that
stabling accommodations can be furnished
for eighty animals. He keeps constantly
for hire, the best stock and equipments in
the place. I'LL III
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19
&RO REWARD.-Stolen from the

GtRO REWARD.-Stolen from the
epCO subscribers at Cherokee Flat. on
the nj ght of the 9th Of February last, a pair
of Canadian poneys, one bright bay, with
short hair; The other brown, with long
hair; no brands on either Of Them names
reached. They are well known in the vi
cinity. being the horses used in our Syrup
and Ambrosia wagon for the past year.
Whoever will return them to us at Chero-
kee Flat, one and half miles from Angel
Camp, or give information so that they can
be obtained, shall receive the above reward
m193" HUMPHREY g. MULLEN.