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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
Court of Sessions.

The people, Us Flick, White, and
Rhodes. The above case was called for
trial on Thursday last. The indictment
charged the above parties with having
stolen three horses from Jason Girard,
proprietor of the Halfway House, on the
Sacramento road On motion Of 2. w.
Thomas, District Attorney, the Court
discharged Rhodes from the Indictment
that he might become witness for the
people Messrs. Gerard, keete, and Col
Inns first testified and were 70 lowed by
Rhodes, who has been engaged with
Flick and White in committing depreda-
tions since last summer. His testimony
was given with seeming candor and with
out hesitation. The guilt Of the parties
was conclusively proven The jury, after
dpliheration, returned a verdict of guilty
Thew will be sentenced at o'c ock to
dav. P. w. Thomas, District Attorney,
for the State. j E. Hale, for defense.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

It is gratifying for us to report that the
rumors in relation to the murder of Maj.
Harvey and Mr.. Young, are not confirm
ed. The San Joaquin Republican of yes
terday says, "we have seen gentleman
who arrived from Mariposa by last nights
stage He said that at that place there
was a rumor to the above effect, but he
could not ascertain whether it was true or
not. We sincerely hope that Major Har
vey and his gallant companion are still
alive. The runner can hardly prove ,rue,
for we have received two letters to-day
from Aqua Frio, dated June 5. neither of
which even make mention of it.
State Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
Wing County Convention.

Pursuant to a call from the Wing State
Central Committee, the Wings Of Placer
county will meet in their respective p G.
cincts on Friday, June 10Th, to select
delegates to attend County Convention
to be he d at Auburn, on Friday, June
l7th, for the purpose of selecting de e.
gates to the Wing State Conyention, at
Sacramento on July 9th. lhe Central
Committee wou d recommend that ac-
cording to the rules of the asst Conven-
ton each precinct should send five dele
gates. it is hoped that full delegations will
he present as business of importance will
come before the Convention.
BY order of the
June Ate CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

A CURIOUS MANIFEST. The manifest
of the Chinese ship Hamilton, now in this
port, was shown US yesterday in the Gus
tom House It is three yards long, and
the consignees, twenty-one in number,
(whose names we give belOw) are all Ce-
leStials, viz: Churen Kel, Hib Loong,
Wa Shihg, Wing Hing, Won F"ng, Kong
Hing; hinkee Chyfong,, Yong kee,
W ong Kee, cum .Kee; You Fong, Hung
Kee, Chow Kee, Hong Sing, Kong Wing
Chong, Shen Kee; Aimee, Shnn Long,
Quan Lii, Yen Kee. This is the first in
stance of the kind that has occurred in
our port s. F.. Sun.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
VALUE $4,000.


TICK kG I . NE DO l. L Ar.
n presenting to the public collection Of
the richest aud most C silly goods ever offered
in Tia city, we pledge the reputation Of our
wei KIN wn h use tor the same fair and i'm
partial distribution Of the prizes winch has
heret FIRE governed our annual ratfes The
lew Try is GUARANTEED of the puest gold and
the Gems of the first quality rhe Watches
have been purchased direct from the well
known firm Of A | Tobias " o, and are
warrnn ed prior me pieces lhe Jewels
are from Nessrs & Ime, Gin. Flenot Co.,
a Il from the first London firms with gugr.n-
tied invoices attached he entire ca 90 of
Chinese Goods has been selected W tn great
care; the articles beng Of the newest designs
and most prroved styles
A fair business value has been placed upon
every prize-the whcie amount yielding the
legitimate prot Of weny per cent.
catalogues of pr zes will be forwarded on
apple alton at our charge 1t confirms a Inst
OF s35 600 WORTH Ola ONnS, PA ENF
LEIEh VAT HE'S, and MASSIVE SILVER
W RE, also $50 COO worth Of the richest and
most valua BILE articles Of hihA and paneSe
manufacture.
The hinese alesroon has always been the
fayorite res 1T of citizens and ranger md
til this display OF the richest fabrics OF tue
world added to IT'S t0rner magnificent stock,
we believe at ITS friends and patrons will
give the present undertaking a liberal sup
port The proceeds derived from the sale Of
these beautiful gU,de will be devoted to the
enl rgement Of the resent spacious building
adtling immense Gallery or the display OF
Paintings and Statuary and the many rare
and curious fabrics OF 'ndla China and ia
pan. The establishment thus bee mes equal
to II great public Mus UNI at0rding all an
opportunity to view, without price, 1ne Works
of art, and fostering taste for he o9"utIlul
which cannot but result IN good 70 the com
monwealth
The distribution OF the prizes will be made
under the suPerntendepce # n co1nm'ttee OF
Twenfy yfue aoeU- kno,on Citizens,
chosen he day II the ACCESSION, oy the ucA"
ct holders present Order !or tickets from q
distance will promptly attended to- anQ
prizes will be packed and forwarded ny TX
press.
ickets for sale at the Office of ADANS@
o., Auburn jeil n39
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
THE PEOPLES PAPER!!!
THE UNCLE SAM.

II NAA handsomvst and cheapest E KY
Il PER published in the world. rhe 'Uncls
Sam" is not excelled by any paper IN pom, W W
-ize, interest and Beauty. 1t IS deVo'eu W
no particular sect or party, but ppeaN ~ ~
the whole human family. Independent oh %a %a,
subjects, but always taking sides with 'ho
weak against the strong. Moth ng wl4 ", W
admitted into the columns of the ''Cnclc 0"A1
of Il de- oralizing nature-our aim nelhe
make our sheet tr ly welcome weekly ''i
tor to he f, mily circle. Every number o..
the ''uncle Sam will contain great anouN'
of interesting matter such as
ORIGINAL ACES, AZ
Written by popular me can writers; a.t
the most interesting description None oI'
such wi | be Omitted into thee columns; d.
iNTEREs sTlNG skET CHEs,.
OF flood and field; original poet anecoJ,'~ ~
wit. etc, etc. he reader will always nhu' -
each number a carefully collected u
WEEKLY MIS- GEL ArMlr! d
While Interesting matter such rs laio b,gb
Sketches carefdlly prepared anu u
moral tone will be given
FOR THE LADIES :, .1incl.
In short, wearc Determined thai tho ,od.
am shall be excelled by existing pr 3rsa Of
ical of the same kind; and if III cour9' re.
me, we discover that the patronase .hsrto
celve continues to increase as 1t mas n'v h;ah rs
done, there are other imp. oyenents "'"OD n
have view, while we are resolved una. noro.
IZE, we will be ahead of all our con'e"f'
raries. - ,be
1t may be Observed that, in ADDITION ol5,oosly
resources hitherto available ana as,t,Iior
employed Literary Talent, of high rep rfpusfth n the
is engaged to increase the attrac,'onS n,o vor.
Uncle SAM" and to render it still h11b nb;cb II
thy of the augmented patronage y
is fair to expect it will be supported ,ony Of
Any person desirous of receiving 'lr' be- nc.
the Uncle SAM as a specne' ,m.hsr GnJ by
cvmmodated, by notifying the puoi''
letter pest paid a. .Noig
Issued every Saturday Morning san a' Wharf,
oyyieys Publishing Hall. TO ons
San Francisco. Caiif"rn!", -,s.e,
,e11 NAG sm C. P. KlMBELL, Prop''''
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

A lump of gold, weighing $3.50, was
taken out al Sarahsvile in this county, on
Thursday of last week by the "Railroad
Company. The company are not fairly
into their claim yct-they were prospect
ing it when they took out this lump The
possessor Of it brought it into our office a
few days since. 1t is a beautiful nugget,
and the section where it was dug is noted
for large Jumps.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

SANTA CLARA DELEGArEs TO THE BE-
NIcIA CoNvENTIoN.-At the Democratic
County Convention, held at San J"se on
Saturday last, G. l. Ryland, l.. Yer
meule, B. Bryant, A. j. Jackson. and
John r. Flournoy, we're appointed Del
egates TO The Democratic State Conven-
ton Although uninStructed, it is under
stood, says the Santa Cara Republican,
the Delegates will cas-, their votes for
Maysr Roman IS. F. Herald
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The Sacramento Union says, gentle
man who is largely interested IN the Sacra-
mento Valley Rai!road-and VIII" ls at
present on visit to our city for business
purposes connected with the road-nn-
forms us that he has ust received mfor-
nation by letter from capitalists IN the
Atlantic States, who state that hey are
willing to invest money IN the construc-
ton of Railroads in this State under the
provisions of the general railroad law
which passed during the past session OF
the Legislature. He further informs US
that arrangements are being made with
General Eddy and it is intended that the
survey shal be Commenced in three
weeks from the present time. his gen
tlen,an, who is the representative OF the
CAPITALISTS residing abroad, Says he shall
use every exertIon to have the upper ter
minus of the road located as near Marys-
vile as is practicable.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

90 As far as we are able to ascertain
the delegates to the Benicia Convention
stand 6s for Bgler, "a for Roman, and %
for Haun-all instructed; IS uninstructed,
whose votes will be divided between the
three gentleman above-named; and 40
not vet appointed or heard from.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
Coop FOR GREELY.-Ihe New Yor

Coop FOR GREELY.-The New York
Tribune says: 49,,
MWhat we desire then is to go behind
nsrtv organizations, if possible, and get
AZ the real unbiased judgment OF the
,.onle.o "For our own part, we mean
n vote henceforth for the best candidates
within sight of an election, and we meen
by shesr' those whose election WI 40
most good. We should very mnch pre-,
fe Democratic Legislature that wouia
enact the Maine law to wing Iegisla-
lurs tha, would not; and Democratic
Admi, istration that would urge forward
sbe Pacific Railroad TO Wing Admins
ration thar would oppose is-and on tHess
IRE farencee we n,san 20 act."
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

A NEW CLAIMANT TO STOCKTON AND
VlCINITy.-The Stockton Journal says,
eleven-tweIfths of the Gunare grant, the
same in which the city Of Stockton i" now
located, is claimed by Jose lneZ Leman-
tour, as against the present claimants,
NJ essrs. w cher & Hammond. The pa
pers signed by Gov. McheItoreno, and
sworn to by Senator Covarrubais, have
been filed in the Recorders office of San
Joaquin county, to warn the public that
the land which is now cruped not only
by the citizens of Stockton, bat by ii large
number of gardeners and farmers is III
litigation.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

w By reference to our advertising
colu ms it will he seen that Mr.. Van
court has a fine lot of Horses, Mules
and Cattle, at his ranch on Coon creek,
for sale. He has good saddle horses; al,
90 good saddle and pack mules, and lot
Of fat American beef cattle.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
For the Placer UeI aid.

PRospEcrs OF MINING IN ToDD's VAL
LEY: I have just returned from Todd's
Valley; the miners there are making an
average of SO per day, with plenty of
water supp led by the canal from Volcano
Canon, sold at Sd per day the sulce head.
Many more miners can find claims that
will paw well. WIN. Il. M'GlNNIS.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
MASONIC BALL.
The Masonic Fraternity Of Asi-

l. burn and vicinity take pleasure in an
nounc,ng to the public that they will give a
Grand Rail- at the E APIhE hOTEL, in AU
BURN, on the evening Of Friday, the 24tf
inst. The following gentlemen have been Sc
lected as Managers
n. R. HAWKINS, NJ. p. n. LOVE-.
JAMES BOWEN +. ". THOMAS,
II. 7. HOLMES, JAS. E. STEWART
r. MITCHELL, H. 0. RYERsoN.
The managers have procured the use of TIE
large loon Of the 1mpire Hotel, and NJ
pains will be. spared to make this the most
agreeable and recherche sail of the season.
The public generally are invited to attend.
Auburn, june IL
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

A friend of ours, who has recently re-
ceived a letter from New Mexico, informs
US that Kit Carson is now on his way to
this State with drove Of sheep. Sue
cess to the bold mountaIneer.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
For the Placer Herald

M. Editor: PLEASE announce the
name of Charles A. Tut e, Il, suitable
candidate to represent Placer County in
the State Senate, subject to Nomination by
the Democratic onventiOn
May 31st, 1853. PLACER County.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

DEATH OF MAJ. Harvey The Stock
ton boat OF yesterday, brought the intelli-
gcnce of the death of Major Harvey and
a MIR. Young, who are reported to have
been xii ed by the Fresno Indians, in the
lower part of Maripora county. Maj jor
Harvey, it vii, be remembered, was the
person who killed Major Savage some
months ago.-Sun.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

CoLoMA FLAr.--The lower part of the
town presents lively and bustling APP
digging race for the purpose ofdraining
claims Mining operations on the flat are
conducted on large scale, and will no
doubt in the end yield large return
Miners advocate.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The Nevada Journal estimates that
four hundred Indians have persisted, from
the ravages of the small pox IN that coun-
ty, during six months past. But few
whites take the infection.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

DRINKING IN SAN FRANcIsco.-Ihe
Christian Advocate has found by actual
count, the whole number of places where
liquor is so d in thus city, to be five hun
d red and thirty
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

REFRESHING Our friends of the Soda
Mandatory, Messrs. Farrell, Brewster
Il Co., presented Us with dozen hotties
Of their superior soda. 1t is decided y
refreshing this hot weather.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
Agents.

.s.Messrs Adams & Co, and Wells,
Far 20 & CO.. are our general agents for
Placer county. Any Advertisements, job
Work or Subscriptions left at either of
their Express Offices will be promptly
forwarded to US.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

r Hacker, Wholesale and Retail Con-
L4s fectioner. No ls0 Clay Street be ween
kearney md Montgomery streets. San r ran
cisco N3.. Orders from the country respect
fully sol.c.,ea and promptly attended 70. om
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

BIa LIcKs.-We have il from good au-
thorty that Finley & Co. IS claim at Mich
isan Bluff has paid $1,000 per day for
the past week-eleven hands working.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The Engineers appointed to survey the
route for plank road from Nlarysvlle TO
Grass Valley and Nevada, have compile
tel their field work.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The Democratic Convention which as
sembled here on Saturday last, was well
attended and withal very enthusiastic.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

came too late for this weeks paper Viii
appear next week.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The melting Of the snow in the noun
Gains keeps the rivers at a high stage of
water,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

MIR. Wainwright, Clerk Of San Fran
cisco county, has appointed ssveral depu-
ties who, OF course, possess notarlal pow
ers, and Who are abundant quail fed TO
practice that important branch OF the legal
profession. Notwithstanding The law
passed at the last session, there will be
ouire as many notaries in San francisco
ss under The old laws. F. Herald.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

A RARE MUSICAL TREAT.-Ihose who
were so fortunate as to have been pre-
sent Yesterday at the Musical feast given
in the Piano Ware Rooms of W oodw orth
g. Co., Clay street, by Mi>ka Hauser.
Herold and other distinguished artists,
enjoyed feast of rich and delicious music
that has never been surpassed IN this
country. The romance was perf"r-
nance of the highest order of musical en-
tertainment, while the violin sol" OF
Mska Hauser was perfect chef a.
oeupre of musical excel ence. 81. r. Sun.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

According 10 the State Journal, new
Fish Market is being erected II Sac.a-
n,cn,c, 100 by 20 fee.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

Sutterville is about To die a natural
death The merchants ere leaying--nOt
enough business.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The crops at Santa Clara have recent y
suffered from Il visitation of the cut worm.
Fields have been destroyed and the ground
rpplanted.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The farmers in San JoaqnIn county
have commenced harvesting their barley.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The Hon. Jos. w. McCorkle visited
US few days since, and remained several
days with us.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
LATER FROM SAN DIEGO. The steam
pr Sea Bird arrived at San Francisco on


! .T..4aLa., L. i~-.-e.-o 49, --~.'- c~~".
the southern portion of the State.
The Star of the 2Sth ult. says, that on
the saturday night previoiIsy twenty prls-
oners made their escape through the
carelessness Of the City Marshal They
were tired of their quarters, and accord
ingly opened the door and walked out
There was no guard or watch about the
prison.
The San Diego Herald of May 2Sth
says, "the quiet of our peace-loving clti-
Zens was somewhat startled the other
day by the news, brought by Mexican
direct from La Paz, that several British
men-of-war had arrived at that p ace and
there landed some four or five hundred
mariners, daily armed and equipped, to-
gether with large amount of provisions
and stores. This statement, coupled with
the generally accredited rumor that Great
Britain had aided Santa Anna in regain
ng his old position in the exican capi-
tai upon the condition that he was TO resign
to that Government Lower California aud
Sonora, created not little sensation
among those who are disposed to forbid
the bans.
The Yumas and Cocopas have been
slaughtering each other. The Cocopas
are Jealous of the Yumas, who are be-
coming rich in consequence Of the etngra-
ton passing through their country. They
are moreover in favor with the troops
since the treaty, and doubtless profit by
the vicinity of the post. The envy Of the
Cocopas was excited in consequence, and
swooping down upon the Yumas in the
night, they killed number and brought
off several wolnen and children. About
four years and IA half ago the Yumas them
sc yer made ii foray into the Marcopa
country and killed about IA hundred in one
night. The Cocopas, however, are ano-
thpr tribe who i've about forty miles
south Of the emigrant trail and east Of
the Colorado. They speak the Yuma
language, and the two tribes formerly
constituted one nation.-S. f. Herald.
The Calaveras Chronicle says, it has
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
State Jour.

Loss OF THE CLIPPER SHIP CARRIER
PIGhoN.-'I uesday afternoon, says the
Times & Transcript, dispatch reached
town announcing the stranding, on the
hieht of June 9th, of the clipper sh p
Carrier Pigeon, from Boston Jan. 20th.
Captain Doane dispatched three Span
iards on horseback with "A note to the
consignee, Mr.. $. c.. shaw, the purport
of which is that the ship had bilged and
would be total loss The Carrier Pigeon
drfted ashore about twenty-five miles
below the Heads. W
The G. P. belongs to line Of clipper
chips owned by Messrs. Reed s. Wade,
of Boston.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

We were visited, yesterday evening
with q slight shower Of rain.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

NEw ROAD We learn that it is the
intention of some enierprising ndivId al
To more thorough Y open road and place
a line of stages between Auburn and this
place. The distance cannot br more than
% miles, aud the read is excellent. The
travel IN that direction is great, and such
an investment cannot but pay well.-
Miners .AduOcate,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITAL TSu,
North Fork Water and Mining
Cnpn narV

Capital Stock $4,000. Fave h,ihd ed
shares of 500 each.
HNHIS company having been regularly Or
i ganised are now ready to commence oper.
atons for constructing an aqueduct from New
York Bar, through the rich placers Of the
American ri er, to Missss ppi Bar he
oks are now open at the store of sweet &
arney on ,'orse Shoe Bar, where subscrip.
tlons will be received and certificates of stock
ISSUED. D CALENDER, Pres
j. >wEET, Secretary
Horse hoe Bar, june II '53 n39 6w
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The Calaveras Chronicle says, it has
been discovered in the deep digglngs on
san Antonia Greek that basins are found
in the bed rock, in which it seems the gold
has odged. W here one OF these exists, it
proves immensely rich, while around the
earth seems almost divested of deposits of
gOld.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
j. JANsoN CHAs. w BOND
JANSON, BOND & CO.,

Have Just received well selected stock of
Dry Goods which they offer at market rates,
At GA Battery street,
lie II n39 lin san Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

A correspondent of the S +. Herald
from Columbia under date Of June 9Th,
says that Il Spanard named Albno Ieb",
Xxi ed one of the ringleaders of Joaquln's
and named Pedro Sanchez, in an affray
at fandango house at Martinez
The San Joaquin Republican contains
the following intelligence from Captain
loves Company Of Rangers, .ised un-
der an act of the last Legislature for the
purpose of caplu ing Joaquin and his men
and also for breaking up The numerous
bands of horse thieves that inteSt the
country.
From letter written by Capt. T: r..
Conner, a member of company now III
pursuit of Joaquin and his gang5 we ex-
tract the following item:
QUARTZBURGH, June $.
To morrow, We start tor the mountains.
We have taken the horse that Mr.. james
Welsh rode when he was shot, between
San Jose and Santa Clara, about two
months since, and we are now in pursuit
of the Mexicans who sold the animal III
this p ace. L. e. Z.
LATER Dr. D. S. Clark has shown u'
IL etter from Capt. Love, in which he
says that one thlet and thirty one sto ier
horses have been captured.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The leading bankers have advanced
the rate of Exchange to 4 per cent. )
compe led to this course, as we under
stand they alege, by an advance in freight
on treasure, OF one-haf per cent the
two steamship companies having conhIn-
ed to charge this additional freight -
Three and a half per cent. on treasure
shipped to the Atlantic States was an
enormous tax, bearing hard on the indus
trious and mercanti e classes even at the
briskest and healthiest business seasons :;
but now, at the dullesi period of the year
and with every prospect of Il still greater
stagnatioD in business before The fall trade
sets in, this increased ilnpost will be an
excessive hardShip.--S. r. Herald.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

t Tuck er'S--WATCHE~ AND JEW
"A ELkY. -Anot er ma ngnifcent Invoice Of
Watches and Jewelry just oceived by the
Golden Gate, and will be sold Mt prices which
will satisfy the purchaser j. a.. TUCKER,
n39 3m Montgomery st san francisco
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
rHE MMOTH INGOT OF
GOLD II RAFFLE! -!

a SAN FFanCI~CO-- De decded At
N DUN ANS iNESE >ALE>ROON,
(lale Tobin K Duncap,) on IGly 5th 1853
TAENTY LQLlR ,-Ek1DAED PRIZES
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Horses, Mules and Cattle for
/ L Sale---A fine lot of horses, pack and
saddle mules and fat American beef cattle
for sa at Vancour s Ranch on Coon creek.
one mile below ox's eanch Purchasers will
do well to call and examine the above
ALEX VAN OURT.
Vancourt's near Cox's kanch, june II 2t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

The Court of Sessions has been busy
all week. From the amount Of business
to be transacted we presume the court
will not adjourn until next week.
We regret to learn that j. c. Haw-
,horne, Esq, one of the Associate Judges,
has resigned. Justice Smith, of Gold
Hill, has been appointed to fill the va
oancy.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

Holiday s. Warner will have, ny the
time the emigration reaches the noun
tnins, 100, 900 lbs. of flour IN Carson Val
ley, manufactured in alt LAke.-U.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

Fox CARSON VALLEY.-Durng the
week no less than five pack trains oadtd
with grain uhd provisions, passed through
this place for Carson alley. We notlc-
ed IN one of the trains The implements for
blacksmith shop.-E Dorado Ne,cs.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

:, ""~. RprcK-l he clay which MIR.
Hcrrick Is using to maIiuf,etura brick
from. contains considerable gold One
day asst week, Il nliner tonk wherlbar-
row and conveyed the DIRT some distance,
and made three dollars in half day out
of this clay.--H