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WRN:
ae
Pators:—
he dimcu
i ‘ya bringing the case of Lundy before
Mr. Beggs introduced a bi
rganwho,brought a slave
to the
State, to hold Democratic State Journal.—T rough
Senate, Fes. 3.—The Senate met toizing the judicial districts of the State, him in servitude. The proposition or Gregor
y’
s
Ex
pr
ess, we have received
sewn
to
nomber
their
reducing
clause
which
he
wished
to
introduce,
and
day, but adjourned without transacting
was, ‘that any person or persons held 2d. No. of this paper Published in
. Referred to the judiciary committee.
any business.
Mr, Boggs introduced a bill entitied to labor or service in any State or terriSacramento, by V. E. Geig
er
&
C
o
}A
ss
em
pt
y.
tory
of
the
United
States,
by
the
laws
—Mr
Constitutio
a
recommend
act
‘an
.
ning
Me
rr
it
t
pr
es
en
te
d
have
been
quashed,
have
become
to
It
ma
ke
Satarday Evening, Feb. 6.
s
a
ve
ry
ne
at
appearace and
of
such
State
or
territory,
and
who
were
Califorof
people
the
of
Convention
al
the account of J. L. Howe, for services
some extent the subject of popular
—
brought
or
introduced
within
the
limits
if
Ca
li
setoa
referred
and
read
was
It
inie.
fo
rn
ia
is
no
t
al
re
ad
y
ov
er
st
oc
kas
Go
v.
Mc
Do
,
ng
th
al
25
ry
’s
ua
pr
br
iv
Fe
at
for
l
e
rna
Se
Joa
cr
r
et
me
ar
ea
y.
St
e
‘Th
. lect committee of thirteen,and 100 copies of the State previous to the admission ed with papers
comment,
I
deem
it
no
more
than
a
,
ma
y
do
we
ll
.
Referred to committee on claims.
W
Will be ready for delivery on Sunday
e
of
thie
State
as
one
of
the
United
States
beprinted.
to
ordered
They may be had at the duty to myseif and the grand Jury
the Sth inet.
The committee on commerce reported
Mr. Turner gave notice of his intenof America, and whoshall not have been hope so. The proprietors are all
‘office, or at Gregory's exprese office here and who found the indictment, to present the bil
held
to
servitude
within
the
State
since
}
tion
to
introduee
a
bill
for
the
division
practical printers.
l
au
th
or
is
in
g
th
e
Go
ve
rn
or
to
ap
in Gran: Valley.
‘of the State into Congrensional Districts its admission into the Union by the
the
following
fair
and
simple
statement
point Flour Inspectors for the ports of and fixing s day for the elction of Conclaimants of the services of said per——————————————————————————
W
e
ar
e
un
de
r
ob
li
ga
ti
on
to
T.
B.
or
report
of
the
facts
attending
the
en
tr
y
in
Cal
ifo
rnia, back to the House, . greaemen.
sons, shall be held and deemed fugitives
Mr. Exvis’ Lerter.—On our first
V
a
n
Bu
re
n,
of
th
e
St
at
e
Se
na
te
fo
,
r
quashing
of
the
last
from
labor
within
the
meaning
of
the
.
an
Mr.
Wall,
indictment
from
d
.
the
committee
re
on
co
mm
en
de
d
its
pa
ss
ag
e,
bu
t
wa
s
page will be found a letter from E. F.
.
Waye
and
Means,
act,
and
to
said
which
claimants
was
referred
are
entitled
to
fu
us
a
co
of
th
bi
au
ll
rn
.
é
py
is
hi
ng
af
te
rw
ar
ds
.
On
Wednesda
y
re
-c
the
om
mi
4th
tt
inst.
ed
the
to the comthe joint resolution for the reliof of Hiall the rights and remedies given thereW. Ellis, in relation to the repeal of
th
mittee.
or
iz
th
in
Go
e
g
ve
to
rn
is
or
su
La
e
nd
in.”
grand
jury
of
the
county
found
and
Nevada
of
Treasurer
Hodge,
C.
ram
the city charterof Nevada. Mr. Ellis
Mr
. Boggs gave notice of his intention county, submitted an able report in faWarrants.
Mr.
Crabb
said
the
object
of
the
bill
returned
into
court
indictment
s
against
.
repells the charge that he is the hold.
vor
of
the
passsge
of
the
was
to
secure
and
maintain
the
rights
rerolution,
with
to
in
tr
od
uc
e
a
bil
l
re
co
mm
en
di
ng
a
co
nLundy,
Morehead
and
Morse;
the!
a
a
A
ne
w paper entitled “Christian
inby
influenced
and
script,
of
citizens
city
of
er of
the
United
adopt:
was
roport
The
States,
amendment
an
to
.
such
vention of the people of the State of
first
for
killing
Dibble
Ad
in
a
duel,
vo
and
ha
ca
ma
s
it
te
de
ap
three
read
s
was
resolution
the
and
}ed,
,”
pecrance in
property
as
they
held
in
this
country,
of
payment
the
in
terested motives,
California.
:
at
the time of the adoption of the conSan Francisco. This makes three reliand
times
several
the
others
for
aiding
and
abetting
We could not believe
the city debt.
Mr. Graham offered a set of resoluMr. Peachy gave notice of his intenstitution. The framers of the constitugious papers published in that city.
therein.
The
law
regulating
ciiminal
tions calling a convention to remodel . tion te intruduce @ bill entitled an act tion would not have made a special proof
that he, or either of our members
eemsne nn eee enmenen abe: =
greene
vision
prohibiting
proceeding
s
in
addition
to
an
act
entitled
an
act
conslavery
requires
in
that,
the
State,
“when
an
th
e
co
ns
ti
tu
ti
on
as
of the State. The rethe Legislature, would stoop so low
Personal.
—-Hon.
T.
Butler
King
of
had
they
doomed
that
corporations.
a
provision
cerning
of
the
indictment
is,
found,
the
names
of
the
so
lu
ti
ons provided that each county shall
simact
any
of
passage
tne
procure
to
The House took up the joint resolution Mexican or Spanish law, had abrogated the Oustom House at San Francisco,
ha
ve
witnesses
th
examined
e
before
sa
the
grand
me
nu
mber of delegates to of the Senate requiring the Treasurer slavery before the formation of that inarrived in town a
in
they,
If
ply for their own benefit.
few
days
since.
He
the convention as it hax in the Assemto set apart $2500
to meet the current strument. Mr.C. maintained that no
jury
shall
be
instituted
at
the
foot
of
common with-the public generally
is
engaged
as
counsel
for
plaintiffs,
in
slavery
or
involuntary
centingent
expenses
of
the
Senate
and
servitude
had
exbl
y,
pr
ov
ided that no county shal! be
the
indictment
,
or
endorsed
thereon
isted in the State since the constitution the case of Central Quartz Mining
Assembly.
An
amendment
was
offered
should be incidentally benefitted by
wi
th
ou
t
on
e
de
le
ga
te
,
and gives them appropriating an additional sum for the was adopted. A slave living with his
before
it
is
presented
to
the
court.”-it, it is no fault of theirs. But aside
the same mileage and per diem paid benefit of the Governor, but the amendmaster and rendering Inbor to him with Co vs. Mr. Peck--trial for the right
And
section
278
of
the
same
act
deAsse
answer
in
duty
their
was
it
from this,
ment failed, and the resolution went perfect fres will and consent, was not a of property.
mblymen.
as
clares
that,
“the
indictment
s
shall
be
state of things in conflict with the con:
the table.
our
of
many
by
to the petition signed
A message was received from the Sebaek u
Mr. Churchman. of Coloma is also
stitution.
The
House,
in
Committee
of
the
whole
set
aside
by
the
court,
where
the
nate informing the House of the passage resumed ‘the consideration of the bill
citizens and forwarded to them, to proMessrs. Peachy and Ellis explained here. He is engaged for the defense,
names
of
the
witnesses
before
the
of @ resolution setting apart $2,500 as a introduced by Mr. Crabb. entitled an their positions more definitely.
a
unless
act,
the
of
passage
cure the
in connexion with Moessr#: Mc Connel
grand
jury,
or
whose
depositions
may
Mr.
Hammond
co
nt
in
said
act
respecting
fugitives
from
labor,
and
ge
nt
he was a pro-sla& Irwin,
fu
nd
.
ity
respectabil
equal
of
nce
remonstra
in
the
same
case.
very
man,
reared
slaves
brought
to
this
State
prior
to
her
among
the
institutions
A
me
ss
ag
e
have
been
read
before
them,
are
not
wa
s
re
ce
iv
ed
fr
om the Gowas presented.
of
the
south,
and
admission
into
prepared
the
Union.
A
debate,
to
meet
any
vernor inclosing several resolutions paseADAMS
&
CU,
will
close
their
shipinserted
at
the
foot
of
the
indictment
,
question
that
afloat
put
might
been
has
tremendous
in
ite
scope
and
power,
enrumor
fairly
Another
be brought
ed by the Legislature of New Hampsued on the various hee
ment
for
the
steamer of. the 15th on
before
the
people
of
the
of
ths
State.
or
endorsed
thereon.”
This
section
He
that this bill makes provisions for the
shire, instructing their Senators &e., in bill. Messers. Ellis, of Nevada, Peachy should never attempt to invade the Wednesday evening, the 11th inst., and
contempla
as
I
can
see,
no
distinctes
the
to
up
officers
city
payment of the
Congress, to endeavor to procure the and others, addressed the House at great rights secured by the constitution of the will receive Gold Dust, Parcels, etc. and
tion
between
the
manner
of
endorsing
State, or desire its change with reference
length,
and
with
unusual
ability.
The
This,
bill.
the
of
time of the passage
passage of a law providing for the estabdraw
Bills
of
Exchange
on
their
houses
to
the
subject
under discussion, without
4th and last section of the bill was the
the
names
of
those
who
testify
orally
if true, would be absolute injustice;
lishment of a Bureau of Agriculture in principel subject of contention. That it was the wish ofa majority of the citiin different parts of the Atlantic States
and
those
whose
deposition
are
read
s
zens of California. Mr. H. desired to and Europe at their office in this city up
the Department of the Interior at Washs section is as follows:
and the payment of atax for that purpee
three
“Sec.
4.
Any
person
or
persons
held
additional
before
the
grand
jury.
Nor
can
any
sections,
which to that time.
‘i
ng
to
n,
an
d
as
ki
ng
restrongly
be
th
doubtless
would,
e
pose
concurrence of
@
read.
to
labor
or
service
in
any
State
or
TerTEE DELLE EES ELIE ODA LIER
IEE NEE
section
be
found,
that
I
know
of,
th
e
Le
gi
sl
at
ur
e
of
Ca
lifornia in the same. ritory of the United States, by the laws
sisted. At the time they were requesDir
p—I
n
Gra
ss
Va
ll
ey
on
tho
It alao inclosed resolutions passed by the of such State or Territory, and who
mor
n=:
where
such
a
distinction
is
made.—_
Ex
ee
vt
io
n
or
An
to
ni
o
Ga
rr
a.
—T
he
ted to resign, or shortly after, they
ing
of
the
2d
Keb'
y,
1852
,
Mr.
Thos
.
E.
Le
gi
were
brought
sl
or
intruduced
at
ur
within
the
e
of Deleware, expressive of
following graphic account of the execuShin, formerly of
The
endorseme
nt
actually
made
on.
Illinois, aged 22 years
ceased, in a great measure, to perform
limits
of
this
State,
previous
to
the
adtheir approbation of the compromise
tion of Antonio Garra, is taken from the
.
i
l
l
pap
i
ers
n
ple
o
mission of this State as one of the Uniase
i
eop
s
y.
_
the duties of their office. This was he indictment before presentation to! measure of
the 3lst Congress, and askted States of America, and who shall San Diego Herald:
the court ran in this wise:—“ WitnessDagu
erre
otyp
es.
—S
—S
=S
right, because demanded by the com.
:
i
ing the concurrence of the Legislature rofuse to return to the State or TerritoAntonioGarra, the Indian chieftain,. 5. C, nelune respectfully informs
who was convicted of murder and theft, his friends and the publie that in a few
munity. But this demand was made . ” examined, ip ones depositions . of Culifornia in the same. Referred
ry
where
see
or
they
owed
euch
labor
or
to
in consequence of the enormous ex-. were read in evidence — which was.
.
da
ys
befo
he
re
will clove his Gallery. All who:
the
mil
ita
ry
cour
t
mart
ial,
of
service,
upon
the
demand
of
the
person
the committees on agriculture, and ways
which Gen. Bean was President, was; may wish to have any thing done in his
pense the organization imposed upon . followed by a list of their names.—. and
or
persons,
his
or
their
agent
or
attorney,
means.
to whom such service or labor was due, executed pursuant to sentence, on Sa. “a will do well to call immediatély.
of ig ’s Co as "i The bill to repeal the charter of the such person or persons so refusing to returday evening last. About three o'vluck —_—-It
our citizens, and not because the offi. a
~.
on
the
wft
ern
oon
of
that
day
,
it
was
ofturn
shall
be
held
and
deemed
fugitives
ci
ty
of
N
e
v
a
Ladivn’ Fair.
Sj
d
a
pa
ss
ed
th
e
Ho
us
e.
Pi ne Pine ts eee
cers were obnoxious to the people, and .
The Ladies: Fair for the benefit
were they now to receive their sala. those who were examined were not ' The Assembly took up the joint reso from labor, within the meaning of this ficially announced to him that he must .
Act, and all the remedies, rights and die, and Padre Juan remained with him . of the Congregational Church in this
ries, without the performance of their designated from the names of those! lution. introduced by Mr. Ellis, for the rovisions herein given to claimants of from that time uatil the moment of his.
place will commence on Thursday evef H. C, Hudge, Treasurer of Neugitives who escape from any other death. At half past four, the prepara-. ning next. and continue till Saturday’
duilie, din badd sill Maio t0 bate Oe whose depositions were read, which . relieof
tion
s
for
hle
dea
th
bei
ng
com
ple
ted, the . night.
State
into
this
State,
and
hereby
given
va
it will be held in the White
dn
co
un
ty
.
Af
te
r
co
nsiderable diss
burden without the corresponding benobjection was sustained by the court.
execution party, ten in number, com. Hall building on Broad st.
and
confered
upon
claimants
of
fagitives
Front'the
cu
ss
io
n
it
w
a
s
re
fe
rr
ed
to the commitfrom labor within the meaning of this munded by C. B. Fitzgerald, paraded .
efit of the city government,
But I here challenge the gentleman
zenl and energy with which the lidies
tec on ways and means.
before the cell of the condemned, and! have taken hold of thie matter, the large
section.”s Will one of our representatives be who raised the objection, or the court
A resolution was passed appointin
the Provost Martial announced to Anto. number of honorary members, and ‘the
Mr.
Ellis,
of
Nevada,
offered
an
kind enough to send us acopy of the who sustained it, to find one particle 10 1-2 o'clock as the time of suing. . amnedment to this section, as follows; nio that his hour had come. The pri.
interest they have shown
in it, together
bill ?
'
of law requiring even by implication Senate, Fes 4—The Secretary of State “Insert after the word ‘America,’ the soner took his place at the head of his! with the variety and quality of the arexec
utio
ners
,
and
mar
che
d
to
his
grav
e, . ticles to be exhibited wt the fair—to asy:
words
‘and
who
shall
not
havo
been
held
tr
an
sm
it
te
d
a
co
mm
un
ic
at
ion to the
such a separation of names in the enSenate in answer to s resolution of that to service within this State since its adevidently determined to show his cap-. nothing of the refreshments, post office,
Grass Vatiry.—We paid a visit dorsement. In fact the strict conbody, requiring him to present a'commission into the Union by the elaimtors that an Indian brave could die like. museum, Ke. Keo., it wih be the most
a
man
. No unbecoming levity marked brilliant and attractive of any thing yot
ants
of
the
services
of
sdid
persons.”
pr
eh
en
sivo statement of the condition of
a few days since to this epirited and struction generally used in itterprethia
con
duc
t,
but
his
who
le
dep
ort
men
t
Mr.
Peachy
said
that
the
4th
section
seen
th
in
our
famed
e
mountain
St
gity,
at
and:
e
Li
br
ar
y.
Fr
om
th
is
re
po
rt
,
it
ing
crimi
nal
Statutes would, if any
enterprising town, and were highly
appears that the library contains 568 of the bill involved a very grave considevinced the brave man prepared to meet . will surely be as profitable wa it wil be
gratified to witness the numerous inthing require that they be endorsed volumes, exclusive of various bound voleration. He held that when the United his fate.
. orilliant. The ladies will be happy to’
Upo
n
arri
ving
at
his
grav
e, the prisosee their friends fren: Grass Valley,
States
acquired
territory
it
belonged
um
es
of
th
e
jo
ur
na
ls
an
,
d
statutes which
dications of growirg prospority. The. together. If it be said that the proalike to the citizens ot all the States, ner placed himself at its bead, and only Rough and Ready, and other places,
have not yet been distributed.
town is being built up with aubstan-. vision as to endorsing name, is for the The Secretary recommends that an
afte
r
the
rep
eat
ed
soli
cita
tions and cumat that time. ‘Tickets to be had at
and
that
each
citizen
of
every
State
had
aptial, well finished houas, and where. benefit of the accused, and that he is propriatien be mude to be applied te the a right to ake his property to that termands of his father confessor, was he Gregory's Express, and at Ds. Clark's
ind
uce
d
to
ask
par
don
of
the
large crowd . Drug store. N. B. Admittance 21.00.
ritory
and
enjoy.
its
full
use,
service
and
pu
rc
ha
se
of
su
it
ab
le
bo
ok
e,
ma
ps
,
ch
ar
ts
,
afew months since there was a small . entitled to know who swore against, I
etce., forthe library. The report was value. He knew that able men had nssembled, which he did after his own Children free.
mining village, we now see a flourish-. reply that it can make no possible difreferred.
taken other positions, but he did not manner. Lifting his eyes, with a smile .
den
oti
ng
con
tem
pt,
he said in a loud and .
think
they
could
be
mantained.
It
apTh
e
Se
na
te
co
Tailoring.
nc
urred in the reseluing, well regulated business town, that ference to him one way or the other,
tion of the Assembly, granting leave of peared that to the territory of Califorclear tone, devoid of all tremor, “Gen. .
F.
WALDAUER
respectfully
anwill soon rank in appearance and im-. whether the evidence against-him has absence from th
tle
men
,
I
ask
you
r
par
don for all my of. } nounces to the citizens of Nevada ant:
nia
slaves
were
brought
by
omigrants,
e State for six months
portance, among the first in California. . been given to the grand jury orally or to the Hon. Solomon Heydenfeldt, Judge and had remained there after the adopt fences, and expect yours in return.” .
vicinity, that he has opened a tailoring
The
n
suff
erin
g
his
eye
s to be bandaged, . establishment on Cemmercial st., two doors
tion
of
the
constitution.
An
argument
of
Su
pr
em
Co
e
ur
t.
There are now in that place a great. in writing. He has just
as much right
The Assembly bill repealing the charhad been urged that the Spanish laws, he kneeled at tho head of his grave, below“ Bella Union,” where ha-will do, on:
many families who have settled there} to know what the witnesses swore to,
when the Prov
ter of Nevada, was received and referrin force here before the constitution,
ost Marshal, turning to . the shortest notice, all kinds of werk in the
his
troops
,
above line of business.
&3-2w
com
man
ded
Rea
dy!
Aim
!
.
slavery.
of
existence
the
allew
not
did
ed
to the committee on e
intending to make it a permanent res-. or whether they affirmed, or were
tions.
Fir
e!
The
sun'
s
last
rays
wer
e
at
thi
s
Mr.
P.
said
this
propositon
made
the
Mr
.
An
de
rs
in
on
tr
od
uc
ed
a
re
se
lu
ti
on
idence, which gives the place much} sworn on the holy Evangelists, as to
Fan
cy
Goo
ds.
mem
ent
ling
erin
g
on
the
hil'
s
of
Poin
t
.
ordering the reference of the several law of a conquered people superior to
RS. M. H. SAMPSON has ‘just rethe appearance of an eastern town.
. know whether the testimony against subjects treated of in the special mesthese of the conquerors, which he conLobos, whilst the beils of the neighborceive
from
d
San
Francisco a splendid
ing
chu
rch
chi
med
vesp
ers.
In
an
inThere are now in operation in that. him was verbal or in writing. But of the Governor to appropriate eommiteidered absurd. He said it was true stant, the soul of
lot of Fancy Goods, Trimmings, Perfamea truly “brave” wingry, ete ete., which she offers
that the law of nations recognized the
tees. Adopted.
to
the
ladies
at
place some fifteen or sixteen quartz/. even if there is a formal defect, in the _Mr. Snyder introduced «
ed
ite
flig
ht
to
the
regi
ons
of eternity, very reduced rates, among whieh are the
those
until
nations
conquered
of
laws
bill to promills of various capacities, all of} endorsement, if the court had taken vide for an enumeration by counties, of of the conquerors were specifically exaccompanied by the melancholy howlfollowing:
ing
of
degs
,
who
see
med
to
be
awa
re
of
Figur
ed
tended
over
them,
which
was
a
just
and
th
e
silks.
in
ha
Paper muslins,
bi
ta
nt
s
of
th
is
St
at
e;
su
ch
en
uwhich, we are credibly informed, are. the trouble to inapect sec. 247, of the
‘
Glazed caumbrics,
meration to be made during the present equitable proivsien, made to prevent the solemnity of the oceasion—whilst Watered
ack
nowledging the justness of Antonio's Satin stripe “
paying handsome dividends.
act already referred to, they would year. Referred.
Gimp bnttons,
anarehy and confusion; but he denied
Dama
fate
sk
,
fail
=“
ed
net
Em’b. Pavia hdkfs,
to
dro
pa
tear
oer
the
California
in
lawe
_
Spanish
Mr
the
all
that
.
Waluh gave notice of his intenAmong the mills we visited, we} have found that
Pophi
r
te
Do
Linen
gra
ve
do,
of
a
bra
ve
man
,
and
’
onc
e
pow
erhad
prevailed
up
to
the
time
of
the
exti
on
to
in
tr
od
uc
a
e
bi
ll
au
th
or
izing the
were most favorably impressed with.
t
‘No indictmen shall be deemed inGove
Cashmeres
Chemi
ssett
s,
capes
,
ful
chie
ftai
n.
tension
of
ye
enactmente
by
the
rnor to issue, and Treasurer to sell
Merin
os,
Edgings & insertions
that of Dr. Deleven, on Wolf Creek, . sufficient, nor shall the trial, judgment warrants for the 500,000 acres of land U. 8. over the country. He mantained
One splendid green velvet sack, one splenSon
oma
—-E
xte
nsi
ve
Far
min
c.—
-A
about a mile below the town, an im-. or other proceedings thereon be affecceded to this State by the United States, that such as were not in actual enforcecorrespondent, writing us from Sonoma, robe de chambre, black and white silk hose,
ment in the country prior to our occufor common school purposes.
kid
gloves
, artificial flowers, bonnet linings,
Gays:
proved Chili mill, combining both/. ted by reason of any defect or imperThe joint resolution of the Assembly pation, were not to be recognized, and
hair
oils,
pomat
um,
Macass
ar
oil,
Colon
ge
“Ou
r
indu
strious enterprising farmers water.
crushing and grinding, and effectually . fection in matters of form which shall for the relief of the Treasurer of Nevada that no political sanction could be given
in
the
imm
edi
vici
ate
nity
of
this
pret
ty
With
a
variet
y
of
other
article
s
them,
exceptto
the
extent
in
which
too
nujco
unt
y,
was
rec
eiv
ed
and
ref
err
ed
to
the
pulverising the quartz, thereby, we. not tend to the prejudice of the defenlittle city, as well as at Santa Rosa, . mer
toous
mention.
they
were
found
in
real
de
facto
eperacommittee on finance.
Russia
n
river
and
Bodega
,
are
pushin
g
Nevada, Eeb. 7, 1852—83-tf
think, obviating one of the greatest. dant.” This section would, it seems,
the
from
force
their
Mr. Van Buren introduced a resolution, and deriving
forwar
d
with
marvel
ous
rapidit
y
their
defects in the old machinery. ‘The. be sufficient te cover a multitude of tion instructing the committee on fiabsolute requisition ofthe seciety in extensive preparations for farming. The WNOR SALE OK & ENT—The house situ
which
they
obtained.
Mr.
P.
said
that
nance
to
enqui
ated
re
op
Wood
and
's Ravine, known as the
report
wheth
er
it
doctor is well satisfied with his expe-. defects, especially of the character of is practicable
whole
of
Sonom
a
valley,
and
as
far
northQuartzville Hotel and Store, together with
@s soon as we acquired a territory, the
or constitutional to ne
ward
os
Russ
ian
river
,
is
clos
ely
inter
.
the
furniture. bar fixtures, lot an adjoining
riment, and would unhesitatingly re-/. this.
and
it,
over
extended
was
tiate a loan within the limits of this constitution
sper
sed
with
field
sown
s
(or
abou
to. f
t
arm
fence
in,
d
ready
for
culti
vatio
This
n.
conflicting
any
to
paramount
State.
governed,
of a eum sufficient tn redeem the
house is doing a large business at the present
commend his machinery in preference}
I have written this communication
be
sown
)
with
grain
of
various
kinds.
outstanding three per cent bonds; such regulations, without any express enactA heavy crop of barley,
time, being in the centre of the quartz re‘particularly, gion. It will be disposed of low as the proin order to set myself right before the. . loan to bear a less rate of interest than mente repealing or abrogating them.
to any he has seen in the country.
may
be
looked
for
next
harvest.
These
prietors are closing up their business to return
The
next
point
was
whether
the
constipeople who have selected me to take the present funded debt, and to be nenume
rous
gree
n
field
s
will
pres
ent
a
/to
the
State
s.
Mor
furth
er
parti
cular
s enquire
Anotuer Discovery.--We have
tution
of
the
State
deprived
a
citizen
of
gotiat
ed
for
a
short
term.
Adopt
ed.
care of all legal matters wherein they
hear
t
glad
deni
ng
pict
ure
to
beho
ld
next
.
on
the
prom
ises
of
adopits
before
had
he
which
Mr. Walsh offered a resolution reany right
heard some talk within a few days
BEaUCLERK & BE TSCH.
epring,
and
will
well
reward
visitor
s
are concerned, and because as the quiring the Treasurer to present a detion. In the absence of any express deFeb. 7th 1862.
93:
1m*
placer
of
discovery
whose
occupa
have
heretof
contions
ore
past, about a new
prosecuting officer of the county, I am tailed statement of the amount of reveclaration otherwise, he held that the fined them to a bustling, noisy city
BE
ATTY HOUSE, Grass Vatury.
of
east
due
miles
18
diggings, some
nue derived from various sources during operation of the constitution was pros&. G. SMITH, ( formerly of the Buckheld responsible for the miscarriage of the past year—the sources from which pective only. It declared that in the Here, truly, is a Californian's Paradise.”
of Nevada. According to our undereye House) Having leased andrefitted this ov—Gazetie.
all publie prosecutions. In this case,. euch revenue was derived, and the obfuture there should be no such class ot
tablishment, is now prepared to entertain the
standing of the geography of the
1 public.
‘thanking his friends for
Row amoxc tue Crvestrats.—We . ‘reveling
I believe that no rightful blame can jects for which it has been appropriated persons as slaves, in the State. He saw
no reason for interpreting this provilearn that the Chinese of Turnersville their liberal patronage heretofore, he hopes
und applied.
country, this would place them on the
for
its
attach to me, and I have borne enough
con
tin
uan
ce in. his
sent location,
sion
as
declaring
the
slaves
in
the
State
Pendi
ng
the
discus
sion
of
this
resolu
have been in a state of considerable ex~. and promises that nothin g shalbe
ravines leading to Deer Creek, on the already of other people’s
wan
tin
l
g
free.
His
ground
was
that
the
people
faults to have tion, Mr. Hubbs made a statement of
citement for some time past, owing to! to secure the gratification and’comfort of those
N. E. side. Several parties have left become somewhat sore under the im&n extraordinary nature. He said none in the State ceuld hold no power to dethe delinquency of one of their countrywho may favor him with their patrona, 8.
men, who, it appears, stole a pistol and ‘ The table is furnished with the best the marprive
any
person
of
rights
which
he
had
of
the
State
officer
s
had
yet
prese
nted
here, during the past week, with the position, and have
affords, and in all the other appointments
resolved to bear their regular annual reports.
to any property at the time of the adopother roperty from one of the tribe. . ofetthe
house, ¢very attention to neatness and
intention of thoroughly testing, the them no more.
tion of the constitution.
‘Lhe resolution was agreed to.
The offender having been detected, was . good order will be given.
merits of this new place. We wish
J. R. McConnett.
Grass Valley, Feb. 7, 1852.
Assemsiy.—-Mr. Coffroth, from the . : Mr. Ellis, of Nevada, said he coneurred arrested and tried according, we sup83-6m
in
the
argument
of
the
member
from
altogewe
select
committee
are
to
which
, ta the Celestial custom, and havwas
referred
’M
.
them all success—nor
Mc
CO
RM
IC
K, M. D., PHYSI.
San
Frencisco,
ae
far
as
related
to
the
ing been found guilty, was sentenced to ¥Y CIAN
diSenate,
the
of
resolution
joint
the
&
SU
RG
EO
N.
Off
ise
opp
o.
favorable
the
to
as
s
incredulou
ther
operation
of
the
laws of a
uered punishment.
site the Reatty House, Grass Valley, 83-3m¢
The
Treasurer
and
Comptrolle
the
recting
prisone
r
r
was
tied
up
re
l
r,
pi
e
s
at
te
hi
th
D
P
th
Em
Ho
in
Op
wa
.
~-emis
cnnnsr
insina
pilosi
nntetn
nnnnen
tener
tidnst
ae
ee
country.
He
stated
again
that
the
bill
adventure.
the
of
prospect
and
sever
flogge
ely
—so:
severe
d
in. @
ly,
\auii
of
issuance
or
payments
all
suspend
to
vw,—i
18
hereby
Nolic
piven
that
e
It
t.
las
y
da
es
dn
We
on
before
the
House
provides
wn
for
the
exisfaet, that the Americans interfered and
do
ed
rn
bu
the undersigned, in connection with three
e
n
i
m
er
bonds in settlement of, or on account of
othe
rs,
own
s
four
-ten
tence
of
slavery
in
California
for
an
inths,
if
not
mor
e,
of
the
e
th
in
,
M.
k
P.
oc
cl
o’
t
2
ou
prev
ab
ente
re
that
reported
wars,
Indian
for
claims
furt
fi
d
ok
her
puni
to
.
shme
n
our
nt.
He
io
of
was
nt
te
at
e
th
We would call
Ohio and {linois Quarts Mining Co’s claims,
definite
peried
hereafter,
while
the
conbe
would
resolution
the
of
ge
the
then
sent
dow
to
thh
n
Bay,
und
era
,
pt
loc
ke
s
ate
d
wa
e
abo
ut
fir
one
no
e
anda half wiles from Neer
wh
y,
or
st
er
pp
. u
t
J.
en
of
em
is
rt
ve
ad
e
th
s
to
er
stitution
declared
read
that
="
should
detrimental toa large class of worthy
guard, with instructions to ship him on vada city, and they are determined not to sell
ed
not
be
tolerated
within
the
limits
of
ev
li
be
is
h
it
ic
e
wh
nc
of
ue
eq
ns
co
in
.
al
st.,
ci
er
their interest in said claims. Any persons
mm
Co
,
on
or
,
il
in
the first vessel for China.—Chronicle,
and industrious citizens, and will,
Waldauer Ta
the
State.
Would
any
man
deny
that
Pure
hasi
ng
the
abo
ve
inte
rest from pretended
.
guaranteed
ry
rights
of
them
ia
—
deprive
effect,
nd
ce
in
an
of
rk
Fire at Ophir.—We are informed
who promises to do his work in the/to be the wo
owners, wili do it:at their own risk.
those
parties
who
brought
slaves
here
s@eWr
tender
onr
thenks
to
His
Exretherefore,
committee,
The
law.
by
s
wa
ty
er
op
pr
of
h
rt
wo
0
00
$2
t
ou
Ab
.
e
ar
GC.
ts
N.
ir
sh
AG
h
E.
ot
cl
y
and
held
nc
them
in
service
fa
had
made
s
thie
Hi
e.
yl
st
best
disacommend that the resolution be
celiency,
Gov.
83
Sigler,
-4
18
6,
F
f52
No
and
e
10
.
aleo
b
va
8
to
.
da
Mr.
selave
State.
The
fourth
section
of
e.
us
ho
e
th
de
si
,
be
ed
um
ns
co
Daily Union publish three times ani forte.
greed
a superior article.
the bill enferced the righof
t any one Coffroth for public documents.
ward bill te this office.