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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

NOTICE.-By virtue of law concern
ing the Indians Of this Commonwealth chap. 266 of
the Acts 1889 the subscriber duly appointed
by the Governor with advice and consent Of
the Council Commissioner, whose province it is "to
examine into the condition of all Indians and descend
of Indians, domciled in this Commonwealth, and
make report to the Governor, for the information of the
General Court, on the following matters, namely:
l. The number of all such persons their place of abode
their distribution, whether by tribes otherwise CLASH
flying them by and sex, ana distinguishing between
the married and Sngle and also the number persons
reputed Indians, who are of mixed or oth9r
2 The social and political condition of all such persons
including their municipal religious and educational
ganization and their relation individual and municipal
to the counties, towns districts which they dwell
3. The economical state of all such persons including
the specification of all property of theirs in lands and
whether the same is held in severay or in common and
whether now in their own possession unawully pos
what color of alleged title; and also what proportion of
such persons are paupers, dependent the towns in
which they dwell, on the State.
All such facts in the personal or social condition of
the Indians OF the Commonwealth, may enable the
General Court Judge whether they can, cOmpatiby
the State be placed Immediately and completely only
gradually and partially the legal footing the
observation-disclosures of the Commonwealth.
In pursuance of the provisions of said law notice is
therefore, hereby given to all countless towns dis
ricts other corporations individuals interested in
the matters of inquiry above specified with which
charged, that public hearing relation thereto, for the
County of Worcester and all parts of the Commonwealth
lying westerly thereof will be given at Josns Hotel in
Webster, in said County of Worcester, on THURSDAY
the 18th day of July current at nine O'Clock in the fore
noon, which time and place they give their attend
and be heard thereon. Witness my hand at Wor-
cester this eleventh day of uy, 1853.
JOHN MILTON EARLE, Commissioner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

POLICE CoURT-Ihwsday.-John Healey,
a pedlar, with no fixed residence, and Mrs
Francis Cox, were found guilty of adultery,
were bound over, and committed in default of
bail. Francis Cox, a common drunkard ac-
companied them to Jail for one month.
"John Smith" and Toby Stapleton, two dis
orderly persons, were sentenced the first to
the House of Correction for one month, and
the second to pay fine of So and costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

MEETING OF CoLoRED C1TIzENs.-We re-
publish, by request, the proceedings of the
meeting of colored citizens, held in the vestry
of lions Church, Tuesday evening. The
meeting was called to order by John A. Dur
kins. The Rev. Mr.. Ross was chosen chair
msn, and E. B. Gimby, secretary. The chair
man stated that the object of the meeting was
to consider what action they would take in re-
gard TO the proposed convention to be held in
Boston, August 1st. The meeting was adj
dressed by the Rev. Thomas H. Jones, and
Isaac Mason. On motion of William Brown
five delegates were chosen, viz William
Brown, j. G. Mobray, f. A Clough, j. A.
Durkins, and Rev. Thomas H. Jones' On mo-
ton Of Mr.. Mason, committee of three was
chosen to wait on Mr.. Firth, agent of the Bos-
ton and Worcester Railroad, in relation to the
fare of delegates, consisting of Isaac Mason,
Henry johnson, and Rev. Mr. Ross. On mo-
ten OF }. &. MORAY, committee of six on
finance was appointed consisting of three la
dies and three gentlemen, viz Mrs. James
johnson, Miss Jane Storms, Miss C. Hector,
and John Allen. TIE meeting adjourned to
this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

Beai, at No. II Pipers Block, will make you Photo
graph Ambrotype, or Lettertype that fail to
please lie makes Csc ras therefore he can afford
to give You your moneys worth. Copying done in the
tographs from small Daguerreoypes enlarged TO any
size required. Don't forget the place, Room No II Pr
pers Block, over Oak Hail. H. L. HEAL
je4 DIFF -l'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

hoLDEN'-James j. wyer of Hopkinton,
for assault and battery on Michael Elmer in
Holden, on the evening of July 2. was tried
before Trial Justice IIosmer, in West Bowl
ston, on Wednesday, and fined SO and costs
amounting in all to 500 90, which he paid and
was discharged
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22
BUSINESS NoTTCEs-

THE ANNUAL EXCURSION of the Sabbath School of tbe
First Universalist Society in this city, will be on SAT-
uRDAY NEXT, july 3d. to which all friends of the So
ciety are invited. Fishes Brass and String Band is en-
gagged and general good time is expected. The Nor
witch cars starting at o'clock NJ will take the schoo
to Dayville Grove where will be found large beautiful
lake. fine boats, swings, and all the necessary convent
ences for large company.
Tickets to the Grove and return-Aduts 70 cents chill
dren under fifteen years. 80 cents Tickets can be OBJ
tanned at the ticket office, of either the Committee
of Arrangements
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

Holloway's Ointment.-The bane of Scrofula the
Kings Evil of ancestors foe like this deter
gent ana Graduating salve Its healing qualities are un
equaed In the cure of salt rheu sore legs sore lcgs
sore breasts and the scald head and rngworn the enc
mics OF the nursery; II renews the coating of the skin
und leaves no trace behind of former DISAGREEMENT S,d
at the manufactory No so Maiden Lane New York and
Jyl6 div ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

Union Art Gallery, 1871 Main street has cotton
70 DC me resort Of all those In pursuit Of Premium Pho
tographs, Ambrotypcs, Nc, &c nv
Its reception room, with It's mammoth collection Of
pictures Is truly beautiful l6 What every one saws
ust NC true Gnley open to the curious public free Of
charge. SP00NER ~ DANIELS, Proprletors "
Jyll DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

100000 Bushels Granular FueI.-1he sub
scrbers thankful for past avors fully prepared
70 furnish this superior SUMMER FUEL and 10 ~
klNDLlNG, IN large or small quantities, to suit pur-
chasers Orders left at StOrchOusc foot of Foster
street. and at the City Coal Yard office in Central Ex
change, or at the store of G. Il, BROOKS Nos Front
street, Will receive prompt attention. wv
jyll dit w. A. 8 q LANE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

RachePs letters are soon to be published for
the benefit of her family Here is a specimen
OF some of the smaller ones my Dear
Friend While walking in the Pope's garden
the other day, my little Jewish instinct broke
out, and stole four oranges. cannot excuse
of them"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

Neurnlgln.,- This terrible disease so various I'm nil
rs forms. 81 racking in lis palms. and 30 dcut Of eure
VIII ~ We greet majority Of cnses yield to the Iudlcous
u.s. vs. " tne IEhu WAN SYRUP So remarkable has
Deen the relief obtained from this Syrup that many py.
jylS div w ' Nuio'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22
tPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT T.
In consequence of
THE GREAT RUSH
in this - e'
CLOSING SALE,
yvnh ny hpnu adj +bn

we have been adding the past week. large stock ofne
and desirable goods, which will be sold at a VERY
GREAT REDUCTION.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

Dental Notice.-Dr. q. H.JENCES,s Den
hi ltoons are at No 239 Main Street WorcCster e Ia
having great success IN using ELECTcIrY To- proica n
scnslDlty To pain while extracting teeth All nar hsm
s UpeIhuuns pcrorinedn he same careful and thoroph
manner, as usual nj w wv Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

- Thomas w. Fox, Attorney at Law Office. No
~ my iidiii worcester, Mass dly mch7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22
BLACK LACE WELLS,

hA>ACA LACE Wells.
20 Doz pretty round cornered Dotted Wells with a
mead border IL tue astonishngly low price $40 cents
Ihey are very cheap at IS Every lady In want Of
a Ven should look at these -
boz Aiohair Wells at 37} cents.
5000 Elegant French Persia Lace Wells from IL cts
up 10 SIS; marked down very low. 49,
boz new Real Thread Lace Wells from s6 TO 500 each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-22

5000 Rich Embroidered Muslin Collars from 50 cents
up to 81 3d. the cheapest and the handsoest lot of Col
lars which the ladies of Worcester and vicinity have ever
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO EscAPE-D Deputy
Sheriff Vance, the County Jailor, and Sheriff
Woods went into the cells of the County Jail
yesterday, in order to examine if there were
any implements concealed with which to eff
feet an escape. They were moved to it by
shTewd suspicious that something was wrong
and an escape contemplated, the Jalor hay
ing seen lights moving about in an unusual
manner in the cells, during the past few
nights. They found a small iron punch and
a file concealed under the bricks of the cell
of John Sutherland, of Sutter county, put in
for grand larceny. A penknife, with the
large blade serrated, was found in the pocket
of Shields, put in for stealing lump of gold
in Plumas county. One bar in Shields eel
was sawed in two, but the whole was not
large enough for him to get out. Archie
who is accused of horse.stealing and attempt
ed robbery, had bar of his cell nearly sawed
in two, and his shaekles sawed so nearly in
two also, that they could be stricken off al
any time. In addition so this bar overhead
in Arches cell, was sawed partly off, Oi
course the prisoners are again made secure.
There is no clue to the person who furnished
the implements.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

MARYsvILLE AND NEVADA TELEGRAPH Co.
James Gamble Superintendent of the Califor.
mia State Telegraph Co, and George Senf, OF
this city, are about building a telegraph line
to Nevada, via Long Bar, Parks Bar. Tim
buctoo, Smartsville, Rough and Ready, ant
Grass Valley. The line will cost $1,000
which includes the right of using the Morse
patent apparatus. Those who have been
over the route inform us that persons at the
above named points, speak very favorably Of
the enterprise We do hope that Marysyille
will not be backward in aiding in the estab-
iishment of this line 1t will be of incaleu-
liable benefit to all in this region Of country.
Now, all the telegraphic dispatches received
from Nevada, come to US by the round about
way of Sacramento. We wish the enterpri-
sing gentlemen who have taken this thing il
hand all success.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

Col. ToMPKINs AND The ExPREss.-The
Express very uncourteously denies that it
omitted the name of certain Democrat
from the list of candidates before the Lecomp-
ton State Convention, from Yuba county.
1t means by certain Democrat" Colonel
Tompkins. Well we said that according to
the best of our recollection, it did not men
tion Col. Tompkins. If we were in error, it
was mistake, and that's all. But, we do
observe one thing, and that is that the Ex-
press very studiously avoids the mention of
Col. Tompkins' name in replying to our art-
Gle. Why say certain Democrat" instead
of saying Col ToMPKINs, in plain and en-
phatic languages Is this the way for the
organ of party to treat a prominent candi-
date on its own side }? We should think not.
1t is none of our business particularly, but
we do say that the Express shows very little
wisdom in thus ignoring the claims of Col
Tompkins as a candidate for the Lieut.. Gov
ernorship from this county. 1t is poor policy
because everybody must see that it is afraid
that the Col. stands in its way for the State
Partnership, and SO does not care to put his
name before the public. We advise the Ex-
press for its own good to cease this "dog in
the-manger" course
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10
A Horrible Act.
C1EArLAKr. May Sd, 1859.

CLEAR LAKE, May 3d. 1859.
EDITOR DEMocRAT:-An occurrence took
place in this vicinity, about week ago,
which would not call anything but '''ft~
murder. An old Indian and his squaw were
engaged in the harmless occupation of gath
ering clover, on the land of a Mr. Grigsby,
when a man by the name of Frank Harrlng-
ton set Mr. G.'s dogs upon them, (who' oy
the way, are three very ferocious ones,) ana
before they were taken off of them tore and
mangled the body of the squaw in such
manner that she died shortly after. 1t is
said the dogs tore her breasts off her. The
Digger man escaped without any serious in
jury, although bitten severely, Of course,
it was the dogs fault, although Harrington
had lived with Grigsby over year and knew
full well the character of the dogs, for this
is not the first instance of their biting per
sons. But he only set them on for fun, and
they were only Diggers There is a talk of
having him arrested, but no doubt it is all
talk leave you to pass your opinion on
such q man.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

BARBARous.-Two gents, who went to Gas
saways barber shop, Sunday, to get shaved,
fell TO sareastically, though pleasantly, dis
putting together, when one of them got his
dander up at some remark that was little
too cutting in its character, and SAILED in"
on the other with dire revenge in his eye and
fierce determination in his "posish." His late
opponent in the encounter of wit, now nerved
himself for different contest and desper-
ate scrimmsge ensued "IIar" flew, blows
rained, and terrible uproar prevailed. OBJ
jecting to have the peace and quetness of
their very respectable and popular shaving
saloon thus disturbed on sacred Sabbath
morn, the BARRIERS rushed in between the
combatauts and ended the fight. No damage
was done except breaking a pane of glass
and pntting in mourning couple of eyes or
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

ANOTHER RUNAwAY.-A horse htehed
to D'Artnay's express wagon, made break,
yesterday afternoon. and ran away, full speed,
on Third street, fetching up against the pole
at the City Hall, where the shafts of the wa.
gon were smashed to pieces, and the horse
shed his harness, all but the bride and col
lar, and travelled" lie was finally recover.
ed, all sound. Finding that the collision
was inevitable, D'Artnay seized hold of Bob
o'Hanlon's little boy, Johnny" who wa,
in the wagon, and jumped to the ground
landing in safety with his burden
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10
MarysviIle, May 9th, 1859.

ROAD IMPROVEMENTS J. A. Seeley
was around town, yesterday, obtaining sub
scriptions for the building of a new road from
Bradys Ranch to the Empire Ranch, it heing
the portion of road from this place to North
San Jaun and the adjacent country. He col
lected about 5000 in very short space Of
time. To-day he will take another round for
the same purpose. This road connects us
with a country which will trade largely with
Mary;yille.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

Mrs JONES W. BRowN, of Yrela, recently
received circular from the Mount Vernon
Ladies Association, stating that the Asso-
citation, as a means of raising funds, offer to
subscribers the Illustrated Farewell Ad-
dress at ten dollars, and 'Stuart's Gold
Mounted Oil Portrait of Washington, at the
small price of one dollar At last accounts,
the receipts of the Association in Siskiyou
county were $437 so.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

HIS sNAKEsAlP HAS ARRIVED The Boa
Constructor, of which we have all heard So
much. and which has been on exhibition for
some time past at San Francisco and Sacra.
mento, is now in our midst, and can be seen
to-day, from 10 o'clock 4. NJ. till or. ~, on
d street, next to the PostOfice. His snake
ship is the largest Of his kind ever seen in
this country, being twenty seven feet in
length He is monster
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 10th.
Meeting of the County Committee.

The Democratic County Central Committee will
meet at the Court House, in Marysville, on Fri
day, the 18th inst, at A o'clock P. NJ, for thC
transaction of business of Importance.
C.H. BRYAN, Charm.
MarysviIle, May 9Th, 1859.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

IT is understood at Washington as reason
why Mr.. Forsyth was not sent back to Mexi-
co as United States Minister, was that by the
recognition of the Zuloaga Government, he
rendered himself unpopular with the Liberal
party, and hence it was considered that his
usefulness would be impaired
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

FOREIGN AND PRIVATE CoIN.-We are in
formed that, by agreement between the ban
kers and business men of San Francisco from
and after this morning, they will receive for.
eign, and private coin, at its mint valuation
only OF course, the same valuation will be
placed on such coin throughout the State
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

OPPOSITION TO MARYsvtLLE.-We under
stand says the Sacramento Union of yester.
day, that the steamer Princess will hereafter
run as an opposition boat between San Fran
cisco and Marysville, touching here and at
Benicia as usual She will leave Sacramen
to for Marysville on Tuesday morning next,
and return on the following day. carrying
passengers TO and fro at reduced rates.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

Hon. II. S. FooTE is one of the stronges
supporters of the AntiLecompton party ii
Tennessee The Bulletins correspondent
says: "Foote, Elk Senator Clemens of Ala
bama, and Ex Senator James c. Jones are al
on the stump there and making the fur fly
from the backs of the Buchanan men,"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

RErURXED.-The numerous friends of J. r.
Deardorff and lady, will be pleased to learn
that they returned to this State by the last
steamer. They are probably in Marysyille
at this time.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

AT San Juan Hill more water is being
sold than at any previous season. A few
companies at that place are mentioned as do
ing well. Mining intelligence from Birch
Vile and Humbug is favorable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

A FRENcHMAN, name unknown, hung him
self at Empire Flat, near French Corral, dur
ing the past week. He is reported to have
been insane from excessive indulgence in
strong drink. So says the Hydraulic Press
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

WM BOYLE, says the Amador Ledger, who
was so badly injured by the falling of the
derrick in Open Cut, about two weeks ago, is
getting along as finely as can be. The doc
tors think there is every hope of his speedy
recovery
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10
Yours, DC.

Mr.. BRUsH, the Calaveras County Treasu-
rer, has proven to be defaulter
The Baard of Supervisors have directed
the District Attorney to commence suit on
Brush's official bond for S34, ,q2O4O the amt
in which he is default
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

The Germans of New York, have decided
to call a convention of delegates of the Ger
man Societies, in the several states of the
Union, for the purpose of organizing party
in opposition to the Know n othings.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

THE Fourth of July, will be celebrated at
Jackson, by the several Divisions of the Sons
of Temperance in Amador county. The va.
rious orders, including the Masons, Odd Pei.
lows and Knighthood, will be invited to par
ticipate.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

On Monday, party of gentlemen passed
through jackson on their way from Mariposa
to Carson Valley. They were forced, says
the Ledger, to go by way of Placerville, as
they could not get over the Big Tree route.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

CALAvERAs and Amador will elect one Sen.
atOr at the ensuing election The candidates
mentioned for that office are L. n. Ketcham,
of Clinton, S. B. Axtell of Jackson, John A.
Eagon, of lone, and J. W. D. Palmer, of
Laneha Plana.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

OK the Sth of April VIM. Smith O'Brien
was at Memphis, but left the same day for
Huntsville, after which he will visit Nash
ville Louisville, Cincinnati and st. Lonis.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

A FEW days since, at Volcano, David APP
plegate one of the Amador ditch agents, fell
through a cellar door in store, and broke
his arm.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

THERE have recently been two Indian rows
at Volcano, Amador county. In one of them
an Indian was shot with an arrow, and is
thought likely to die.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

PHILIP ESGEL, whose recent disappearance
from North San Juan alarmed his friends
has turned up all right He went to San
Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

The Pennsylvania Legislature, has refused
to grant the petition of Mrs Fry, asking for
a divorce from her husband.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

SHOOTING a HoRsE-We recorded the con.
viction, not long ago, of man, living on the
east side of Yuba river, for shooting an OK.
We have now to notice the trial of another
individual for shooting horse on the same
side of the river, about six miles distant from
this city. The name of the defendant is Mar.
ion, and that of his prosecutor, Lane. Both
have ranches. The case was tried, yesterday
before Justice Singer, and Marion discharged,
it appearing that Lane took his horse into
Marion's barley field and turned him loose,
and that Marion shot the horse with bird shot
when seventy five yards off, not iniuring
him at all No injury being done, and prov
ocation being proved, Marion was, as above
stated, discharged The case was tried by a
jury, and the Justices Court thronged with
the symPothizers of either party, who had
come from their ranches to attend the trial.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

AT Auburn, on the Sd inst, Charley
the son of C. A. Tuttle. and aged about FIVE
or six years. was kicked by horse across the
forehead. Had he stood an inch nearer the
horse, he would have been killed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

MR. WATERS, of Amador, has recovered the
valuable horse stolen from him some time
since. The thief, Chileno, is now in jail in
default of bail.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

The late fire at Yreka, is thought to have
been the work of an incondiary. Two at.
tempts to burn the town, were made the
week previous. As it was however. the
losses were not heavy The buildings de.
stroyed, were not valuable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE
BY an advertisement in another column, it
will be seen that this body meets on the 18th
inst
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

PERsoyAL-We had the pleasure of meet
ing, yesterday, with Judge Lott, of Butte
county. He is on his way to Sacramento.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

NOTWITHSTANDING the late frosts, an abun
dance of fruit will be grown at and around
Auburn.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

WE omitted TO mention, Sunday, our obi
cations to Freeman d Co. for a large supply
Of Atlantic papers, by the late steamer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

FoUR hundred Cinnamon will arrive by
the ship Santa Claus, now ON her way to the
port of San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

THE late rain did great deal of good to
the mining and farming communities in Am.
ador county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

KIrRoARINe SCRMMAGE- are in
formed by reliable gentleman that another
night occurred at Long Bar, on Sunday night,
"t the mouse oil Miss Dixon, otherwise Miss
Milhensk' between Jack Roper alias Rowdy
Jack, and Jim Pike, alias Jim Chandler
Knives were freely used Chandler was cut
in the back of the coat in over a dozen MIA
ees. None of the cuts went into the flesh
Roper was cut upon the wrist, one Of the
tendons being severed DR., Hague was call.
ed in and pronounced the wound not very
dangerous The cause of the row is said to
have been whisky and jealousy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-10

RECORDERS Court YEsTERDAY.-Wm viii.
iams' vagrant Case continued till to-day.
Niger John, assault aud battery. Chain
Gang 25 days
Donieiana, d. d. Sent to Chain Gang for
five days.
M. Breslin, d. d. Fined $40, which he
paid.