A new article has been added at Newspaper Abstracts > United States > California > San Joaquin http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=592 Direct link to article: http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/link.php?id=35452 Submitted by: deesar Article Title: Stockton Daily Independent Article Date: June 1862 Article Description: June 9-14, 1862 Article Text: >>MONDAY, 9 JUNE 1862>TUESDAY, 10 JUNE 1862>WEDNESDAY, 11 JUNE 1862>THURSDAY, 12 JUNE 1862>FRIDAY, 13 JUNE 1862Terms, including Shower, 25 cents per Bath. Angelo OLIVA, Proprietor AN OLD STOCKTONIAN -- Samuel E. MAY, who was on the 3d inst. elected upon the Union ticket, Secretary of State of Oregon, is an old Stocktonian, and resided in this city in the year 1851, subsequently in San Francisco. ------------------------------------------------ COPARTNERHSIP NOTICE -- The Co-Partnership heretofore existing in this city under the name and style of BAGGS & GRUNSKY, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Both partners are authorized to receive payment for and settle up all outstanding bills and notes of the late firm, and they request all those indebted to them to come forward and make immediate payment. Wm. M. BAGGS Chas. GRUNSKY Stockton, June 4th, 1862 The undersigned begs to inform the public that he has purchased Chas. GRUNSKY’s interest in the lumber business, and will continue the same at the old stand. He feels thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowed upon the firm and respectfully requests a continuance of the same. Wm. M. BAGGS ------------------------------------------------ BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH -- San Francisco, June 12 -- -The funeral of Jeremiah O’SULLIVAN, late member of the McMahon Grenadiers, took place this afternoon, attended by the McMahon Guards, and detachments from all the other companies of the battalion, the St. Joseph Society and a large number of friends of the deceased. -During the performance of Pizzaro last evening at the American Theatre, in the tent-scene where Rolla (Mr. DILLON) confronts Pizzaro (Mr. THORNE) to take his life, Mr. THORNE accidentally received a severe cut on the head from a heavy Castillian rapier, in the hands of Mr. DILLON. -The steamer Panama, from Crescent City, with dates to June 10th, arrived this morning. On the 7th a party of 75 Indians, well armed, attacked Daly’s Ferry, at the crossing of Mad river, 5 miles above Arita. The inmates of the Ferry House, 7 in number, were sitting down to supper at the time of the attack, and made a rush for the river, which was reached amid a shower of bullets, the Indians pursuing and firing upon them. They were obliged to land their canoe and separate in the woods. Mr. DALY reached Arita with the intelligence, and a party started immediately after the Indians. When half way between Arita and the Ferry House, they met Mrs. DALY, badly wounded in 1 arm, her infant in the other. Two more of her children she hid in the woods, who were afterwards found. Mr. DALY was wounded. Also 2 soldiers that were with them. NITEZE, a Frenchman, is probably killed. Geo. DANSKIN, a boy, was taken prisoner. When Mrs. DALY fell wounded, the Indians took from her person her ! finger and ear rings, and demanded money. They spoke good English. The house of the Ferry was robbed and then burned. They next destroyed the house of Mr. MUHLBERG, 2 miles down the river, and fled to the mountains. McCANABA’s pack train was attacked and robbed. The citizens of Eureka met and adopted resolutions, calling for aid from Gen. WRIGHT to subdue the Indians. >>SATURDAY, 14 JUNE 1862