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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-10

1T THE subscriber, after considerable diff
AA Aculty, has succeeded in securing the services
of of the most tasty and skilfu hat nishers IL
the United States With this increased facility for
turning out hats of the most superior and re.
cheTchs character, there can be no necessity for
paironizing Northern Hatters, especially if South
ern manufacturers of that article can equal if not
surps Northern competitors In cheapness, utility,
beauty and style. JAMES COLLINS,
de l3-dlm Main Stree
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ahhLEiZED HON MANTELs, Ia
N BIZ TOPS. COLUMNS, &c The Sals
.a.'4.I Hsfoie Company are now prepared to Of
81 70 me public the choicest styles of the above,
s -1ads Oy recent invention, in imitation of the
.uosl ohlqne and beautiful varieties of marble and
E'tclCus stones, These articles have already &C.
%I'eq rs An envlab!e reputation, and were awarded
. I'lo hedai al thelste Fair of the American Inst
s1te 10 Ne" York. This combination possesses
A. aHasea over the real marble, inasmucE as they
80 el9 cnsaper, more durable, not liable TO damage
5 taom OTIS and acids, while they Jack none of the
'eal'y ot the originals
great variety of atylos and designs, such as
.ssVe'' 6rocatelles, Sennas Verd, Antiques, &c.
,ss nay be seen at our store on Cary street. For
sac a. fsctory prices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-10

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-10

THE HISTORY OF THE NATIONAL
Il FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, by Schuyler Hamilton. Captain By
brevet, U. S. A., new work. Price $l.00 For
sale BY JAMES B. GIBB
de 81 So opposite City Hote.
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J & NJ ROSENBAUM

-.qG.E.-IAHES 4. SMELL. Executor, will
: - 3; n o.5 stand If dugh Rieign, decd,
-, --,-e sock @ i Dry Goods, al and below cost:
g ..sirsbe Goods may be had at reduced
80. as.stiug IL part OF the following viz:
h,,v. Sattne,ts, h5rseys aud Blankets, tor Ser
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3. 1851
IN exten-
ass egeT
the res
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setahis
taken sick
non of the
ed by four
=, sHtolu
-. the great
tie whlnl,
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VOL. 3--NO. II
ms DAILY DISPATCH

---=---l;o UiRING.--The sUbsc tiers again
y h,''' IN trs,r services to their friends and the
.', ~, are -4t Negroes the ensuing year. lhey
g- .r.r s,.te efforts 10 sc; good prices aud good
Prr,rps visiting us 10 hire out their Ne
Sc, ". NR & c b. HILL,
Conner Of Franklin and Wal streets
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ken 1t tive
! my Etom-
sa am row
Hunon diat
; my stom-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-10

y OCKBRIDGE ALUM sP RINGS :,
Ia Va-BENNETT g. BEERS, Druggists No.
l25, Main street, sole Agents for the Rockbridge
Alum Springs, are now receiving fresh lot in bar.
rels and hall barrels direct from the Springs.
The waters of the Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va,
containing no Gas, and depending solely oa its 80
lid contents, can be transported any distance, or
kept any reasonable length of time without i'm
pairing its virtues in the least degree.
Price per barrel $40, half barrel &c. Cash on
delivery. or good city accentaucns is3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-10

.LtTHItts Al AUCTION H-CLOTHlNG
! III AUCTION.-I will sell the balance of my
s.1.> Il Clothing at cost for few weeks, and the
-s.,s.1lng stock viii 3e sold at Auction. Call at
- a. J = Main street, and secure your Christmas
a.. wal on nave the chance. as per cent.
saged % purchasing st HYEEMAE'S, as the stock
u a3555 must positively be sold. Black, blue,
D.. " rock and Dress Goats Beaver and Pilot
0r.-c5sis 1850 pr ants, 1000 Vests, all of which
~. -. at hrst cost
Do not forget that the place IS 80 and 90 Main
aEaa..
5aIS-lmr LEWIS HYEEMAN, Proprietor
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Cher
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1per pof-
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remedy
whole
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ct, Rich
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NOW
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! Il Wv
IS invaJ-
-, when
sen6sS III
over and
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The RAPE CASE SETrLED.-A few davs
since Patrick Fallon was arrested on board
the steamboat Buckeye, in this city, for hay
ing on the 18th inst, committed a rape ON
Catharine Dillon in Cincinnati, Ohio. The
woman followed her ravisher to this civ
The accused was kept in Jail at the Work
House. until a requisition could be received
from the Governor of Ohio. The man and the
woman both were this morning brought before
Recorder Winter, when they produced Ger.
tifcate from Father D'Hauw, the pastor of
St. Joseph's Church, stating that last evening
they were made man and wife BY him in the
Work-House. Of fcourse all legal prosecution
was at an end, the Recorder read them long
lecture and the couple left the office as smii-
ing as the nature of the case would admit of.
". 0. Picaunne
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cases OF
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morning,
directions
removed.
they find
d with a
at night
going to
ieep, and
m suffer
inds whs
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We been
cases as
til been
Is cokfs
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nd t8ey
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5 MADE b.
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!, ~ ~ ms COTTON SENHt4n.s and oAIFtInsS-
$50. large stock Of plain and figured, black and
a. -al.rFi Dress silks for Ladies and many
r,-,- desirable Goods, usually found in the Dry
ce.ss inc. suitable for the season, which will be
s--1 a..ralr reserve until lat January, 1852.
Al ..rsyns wishing TO secure coed bargains viii
- = ta ga. soon 10 l9-tt
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-10

NEGRO BONDS, Bills of Sale, Checks
~ Notes. Bills OF Lading Drafts, &c, &c, for sale
BY JAMES B. GLIB,
de 81 So, opposite City Hotel, Main st.
NLARIFIED CHANIPAIGNE CIDER,
u for sale by the subscriber at Allentown, Mon
mouth county, ~. Orders promptly attended to.
Terms cash. JAMES ID HALL.
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I'obec
Mills,
n,
'fat.
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COUGH
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10

600 doE 2.hoop buckets, 200 do 3.hoop do,
100 dos half buckets, 400 nests ppd tubs, 90 each,
100 doz zinc wash boards, 100 bSs clothes pins,
20 deE well.buekets, 300 bNs block matches,
2OO bSs Roman matches, 100 bills opkum,
200 bblS butter and water crackers, 100 do pitch,
100 hbls rosln, 900 bxs clay ppea 100 do stone do,
80 cases glad Turk ppe.heads % bbs pearl barry
500 demjohns, 10 gallons, 100 ek' rice,
10 bbls split peas, 20 bxs British lustrc,
100 bxs double refined sulnerNtus,
10 casks Scotch ale, 20 bhls Na'on's Backing.
900 half ibis city ard In. 8, II, mopssc,,
roo chests hl green aid black teas lOO bxs do DO,
100 pks golden siiup, bur bNs Vn, and Mo. tobacco
$40 BIKE cut smoky tobacco, 100 do est chewing do
100 bSs yellow batk 10, " 90 spanish smok'gdo,
loo lara Mnraboy smut, hbls Scotch do,
90 M regatta cigOra, W Mpincpe DO,
M NJ Havana do, 300 boxes melee do,
zoo huvcs 'Cuhaaud llovNnN sXcs do,
700 hbls cider vnegar, 400 krcy rife powder,
SJO kegs blasting powder, lDo cases. canister do,
= million q. u, cars, 100 NJ feet s,iciymve.
200 hNTs pepper, TOO dc alspco, NJ cNscs tutmcgs,
20 hblS cloves 1900 mats cosqn ~ hhl, g'd Ginger,
90 bags tpce ginger, 100 hNs mntiarl,
81 conislsr' mustard, 90 kcg1 EngliEh TO-
300 hys Underworld pickles, 300 10 pepper ourc,
100 hxs tomatoe calsup, lOdo Cayenne pepper
800 bXs assorted candy, ~ do rcck DO,
200 bNs assorted ground Spicca, 0OO SoG bed co,Js,
800 coils Manila coragc uSSorcd,
~ bis flax sewing tWiuc, 5000 lbs broom tWinr,
10 cuSEs crop madden 90 bh' alum,
90 hhs CopprtNa, - do DrNstonc, | ~ sulphur,
O. hbs chcp logwood, 90 hyS rSlta'tdc,
100 cOsts catb soda, o cha washing TO-,
10 Dbl Euehm salts, 100 tXs black mk,
. crstS white Chnlk, 10 bbs whiting,
3 bbls putty, in hlatdcis, dc cam hot.
90 kegs snrclrc, l0Ou drz yeast powders.
10 cases assd PLAYING ards, 300 duI biooms
IN hhs tanners oil, 6O baskets salad OF,
2u0 pockets brown Java coffee, % hbls Jamaica, dr
300 bhN ~ q. mol,sses, I'M do city and Ia, s. n dr
2uO hblS loaf powh undcnshcd sugar,
1900 baEa RIO ccl',r, dUO hngt Iniuuyra coffee,
hsNUOttS,
POO hblS rrtttfcd whisky Ando Bourbon TO-
no bblN McunugiholA Ito, ~ do rye do,
100 hbls An, brandy, IN do lO gin,
lOO hNs quart TASKS, 3On do pi do, 90 hi ~ DO
800 bxs iumblers, nryd, 30 10 glass dccauters,
100 bXs squat Jars, 80 ce,ooNs \, +. indigo,
gases NladrnS indiLo, Ito Manila DO,
sou bNs window glass, 1SHlc lOxli, 3"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10

The MemNhis Convention met on the morning
Of the 9TH. Judge Moore, Of Arkansas, offered
a resolution relative TO the construction Of q
railroad from tho Mississippi to the Pacific, a,
practical means Of giving the Southern and
Western States share Of commerce, and that
Congress has the power to grant land, to MD said
road. Referred to the appropriate committee.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
1903.
ls0SB
8. LEE & SON,
GFOcers and Dealers In LIduora,
B0rH R0REI0N AND nnMRGfIn.

HFOCere anu DenlerA In Liquors,
BorH FOREIGN AND nOMRgfiu,
WILD CAT CoRNEN
Sign OF tho Grand Oriental Black Rooster,
Main Street Corner Of Bird Street
HANNIBAL, MO.
MJE would call the attention Of our patrons 10 the
w fact that the year 1902 has closed, and that the
umc.anproved custom Of commercial transactions Is
10 close NE acroanis Of the Old Year AZ "A carly re
Rod IN the New Year, as practicable. win our Pat.
rous beer this In mind, aud ACT PROMPTLY upon thus
SUGGESTION
We rive below, for the benefit Of our old cus,omcts,
and also for that Of a. many new ones IA feel disposed
10 deal with us n list Of our DRANDlES and LIQ /.
uORS Give us hearing, and he your own Judge,
200 BBLS, RECTltlED WHISKY, Black Rooster
Brand.
80 BBI.s OLD BOURBON, impottcd from ira, hands
Nv odd kaintuck.b
90 BBtS, MAGNOLIA WulSKEY, A. No
200 BBLS, CIDER VINEGAR
BR.iNDiES VINE AND GIN
Ototd Bt'y, Jamaica Rum,
U. T. Wind DO, SANTA Cruz DO,
Rnsnu do, New Eurland DO,
Morcoou do, Peach Brandy,
A'Segnelcd Madeira Wine,
Port Wine, sherry do
Malaga do Holland Gin.
All Of which we wall sell a, wholesale or retail,
cheaper than st. Louis prices, Tot CASH.
ianV0'53G
az Paris Mercury copy,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
JON N :. THO MSON,
WHOLESALE GROCER,

Nos 80 and 50 Second street, near Post Office,
1855, St louis, Mo. 1859
IL AS IN store and il IN receipt Of the following Jrsi.
IL rOble stock OF Groceries, which Is otrced al the
lowest market rates tI prompt rays
GOO hhds n, q. and era sugar, 800 hhls crC'l do
l0OO pkGS NJ r. rNiSns, 5000 drums Eme figs,
90 casks ZNnic curan,s, % GNllS dates,
so casks pulnes, ~ cases DO, Ia glass,
100 bills s, s, almonds, - do II, s, do, eS DO,
% bhs English wNNu,s - 10 cream nuts
400 kegs nails, TO ID, 500 do bnsd2 aud 81 nails
100 do tonce DO II, Sand 10, $50 10 brad do and 10
100 do Fishing dos add 10, lO0 do wrcugh, DO
75 do SPIKES, l 10 in, ObNS lacks, Alto IA OF do,
sou bags cotton yarn, 900 do dcTcn 10,
100 bags white ca pet warp, lQO do cold DO
400 bales batting, SUO 10 candle wick
500 10 wrapping Irvine, SUN bhls mackerCl, l. % and
500 half bills mNCkerel, Nos, Il , and 3,
leo bbls roe behring's, 600 bXs sealed do,
90 cks Eng, codfsh, % do Grand Bank do,
1900 bNs Goldfish, 100 lbs each, 20 bbls No Salmo.
quo cars Baltimore Cove oysters,
SO cases sArdMcS whoes, half and quarters,
10 bbls rVcAn nuts, 100 bNgs pea MS,
1000 bushels dried appleS, 800 do dtlvd peaches,
GO bXS tRlloN candles, 300 hSs palm soap,
90 bxs OleAn soap, 700 do star candles,
80 hxs sperm candles, 30 do Castle soap,
800 bNs shaving SOAP, 100 chs Boston salnntus,
500 bSs starch, p0O bbls Wilmington tar,
rs bills lmseea oil, 100 bxs chocolate,
goo bSs fire crackers, So kegs bar lead,
500 bags drop shot, 100 do buck shot,
1000 TeamS cap and letter paper 800 do wrapping 10,
100 realms tea paper l0O bSS lemon syrup,
ICON caEsNeity >sp 1000 no g. A'de, do l., CO,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
SOl.IO Ali WOOL DELAINES.
ENlnROIOEIlIES.

An extensive assortment OF fashionable Pointed
E,Cnch woreed Collars, ehemiseltes, undersecves,
RundErrehrls, &C., &c. Black silk face wells, al
and linen edgugs aud lacei swiss and aekouet mser.
'mg' and Cdgmes; silk fng"i gimp trimnmg,, bnas,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
TAILORING.
JAMES THOMPSON - a JOHN A, LENNON,
the Lime Man, Merchant Taylor,

HAVE associated themselves together for the
l i Impose OF eNrryi nc on the TAILORING BuSl.
M 8 IN all Il SvNrious btanck hos,
On Main street, one door north OF tho Brady House,
and next door TO e. W, BryanS Stove store,
They have and will keep, the best Of JounCymcn all
as neatly and "a hshionAblv as they know how.
We viii not saw we will beat the man that makes the
fashions, but will say they will keep as near tho pie.
tues ~ possible,
Mt Lennon has the largest, bcs, and cheapest stocI,
Of Cloths, Cas,mercS, NcStmgS, Trimmings aud Sum.
mer Goods, that HANNIBAL ever had the good luck Ia
have IN Il,
AZ Give us call gentlemen, YOU are hound 10 IN
suited in my kind or quality ot Goods,
hannibal, April ~, 1893
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
sofRNTfFfr.

We find the following statement In the
National lnielIigrncer, from It's London
correspondent
MIR Foraday, In late lecture before the
Royal Institution, upon the "mapnetic
forces" made the following important am.
nouncement
"a German astronomer has for many
years been watching tho spots on the sun,
and daily recording the result. From year
TO year the groups Of spots vary. They
are sometimes very numerous, sometimes
they are few. After a while il became eyi.
dent that the variation In humber followed
descending scale through five wears, and
then m ascending scale through five subse.
quent years, so that the periodicity of the
variations becume a visible fact.
awhile our German friend was busy with
his groups Of sun spots, mn Englishman was
busy with the variations Of the magnetic
needle. lie, too, was patient recorder of
patient observations, On comparing his
tabular results with those Of the German
astronomer, he found that the variations Of
the magnetic needle correspondent with the
variations Of tho SUI spots; that the years
when the groups wsrO ut their maximum,
the variations Of the needle were at their
maximum, and so on through their series
The relation may be coincident merely, or
derivative; It tho latter then do we con.
meet aS.ra! and terrestrial magnetism; aud
new reaches Ut scionGo are open TO u.s."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
Barbcr'S shop.

PETER JOHNSON,
ID ESpECTFULLY offers his services to the
III public, He keeps the best quality ol ra,ors,
and keeps them sharp, lie will always pay
strict attention 20 cleanliness and nca,ness.
lie cuts aud dresses hair in n style that
never fails to please his customers. AS n
knight Of the scissors and razor he Yields to
none in Hannibal. His charges are rcaSona.
by low. AZ he intends 10 continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, rs fast
0S his means will allow, he hopes 10 have
tho patronage Of the citizens Of Hannibal,
whose we'll known Chief characteristic
of rnergS, leads them to desire TO sec
everything on tho progressive march
Recolect ii is the shop nearest TO HEX.
mans Stove Store. Il is on the west side
of Main street, two doors north of Bird
street. (ap.23h.ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10

virginia Herman, widow vi the late Jo.
rrph UrSin LOntbeauS, NJ. D., has BROUGHT
IN Nclion in the Fourth District Cour, of
New Orleans, on the part OF herself, and
her four minor children, claiming damages
IN the sum Of fifty thousand dollars, tor the
death of her husband, caused by collision
On the New Orleans aud Carrol;un Rail
Road.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
HOSIERR AND GLOVES.
A complete stock always on hpAd.
SUNDIIlEs,

Irish and pillow case linen, bleachsd linen cloths
sheehngs 10 SyNrds wide, bro sheelmg "A at Elc,
tine shrimgs TOTO l6e bleaehCd do 9lo sc, "A Eagle
ticking, at eaci Us at lse, good coltonAdss aud de.
MINIS, BlAys linen, Ne
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

A LYNcHING AFFAIR-An insane Frenchman
killed very estimable citizen of Green Horn
Greek. in Siskiyou County last week. He was
taken from the hands of the Sheriff by number
of the friends of the deceased, and, after a sort
of a trial, condemned and hung. 1t is butjustice
to state, that the parties who executed this sum-
mary punishment believed him to have been in
the full possession of his senses when he COM
mitted the murder The Herald is very severe
upon the lynchers. With that paper, we think
there is but little or no necessity excuse for
the necessity of lynch law in a county where
the officers of justice are so efficient, as those OF
Siskiyou have always proved to be.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

L company OF gentlemen have secured
from the Spanish Government the privilege for
to the United States The Journal of Commerce.
says the proposed route for the submarine line
commences near Cardenas, passes through Cruz
Ore Padre Double Headed Shot Key Old Mata-
cumly, and strikes the main land some where
on The coast OF florida-,he whole distance
about one hundred and twenty-five miles. Di-
vlded into four sections, the longest cable re-
qulred will only be about fifty-six miles.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

which are navigable only for flatboats and bar
ges? Giving
to the subject the most serious and candid con-
sideration of which my mind is capable, can
not perceive any intermediate grounds The
power to improve harbors and Rivers for pur-
poses of navigation, by deepening or clearing
out, by dams and sluices, by locking or canal
ing must he admitted, without any other limita
ton than the discretion of Congress- or it must
be denied altogether. II it be admitted. how
broad and how susceptible of enormous abuses
is the power thus vested in the general govern
meuti
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03
District Court for the 9th Judicial, NJ:
trict---Shasfa County.
Hon. ]. w. McCoRKLE. Juncr


Nov. %, lst day.-Isaac Phillips VS.. A n
Chauncey; default; judgment for plaintiff deb,
1904, SO; costs, $S7 ,06. N'o'
Benjamin Jones VS.. A. g. Chaupcev d.l.
default; judgement for plaintiff, debt s64s A.
costs SS0,32.
Francis Vandevear VS.. W. G. Moody and n
Wood, debt; default; Judgment for plaintf
debt $l557 37, costs l3l,1 IA. '
Morrow & Shannon VS.. ID. p Andrews. Rob,
Hunlin, J. Ritner and ]. Darnell, debt; ind
ment for plaintiffs debt 1886. .O5, costs sl7S 20
d. d. Harrill, Public Admir-, VS.. j. +. Anke-
ney, action to foreclose mortgage; defanIt
Judgment in favor of pff, and order of SALE
debt SlS72 costs $95 so.
Nov. %, I'd day.-T. G. Halstead VS.. A
Winemiller, J G. Doll and F. Haywood debt
submission to Court; judgment for pf SSOll'
S3 ; costs $l96.
Nov 80, Sd day.-Isaac Roop as admir- and an.
pellant VS.. Vosbergh and Skilman g. Dosb re-.
spondents; appeal from finding and decree of
Probate Court; decree modified, 500 ordered
to be allowed admir-, and cause remanded
Dec. lst., 4th day.-Wm. T. Carter VS.. Moody
& Wood impleaded with j. G. Doll; debt; mo-
ton made by deis. to set aside complt., argued
and overruled, leaving plff. to amend complt
VT. Carter VS.. j. G. Doll impleaded with
Moody & Wood debt; motion to set aside or
dered.
Isaac Roop, as Administrator, VS.. William
Freeman and John Watson, implicated with
Watson ct al. trial by Court Judgment in favo,
of plaintiff, debt $334, 20, costs 5563.5O
Isaac Roop, as administrator, VS.. VIM. Free
man, impleaded with Watson ct al; debt trial
by court; judgment for plaintiff, debt $l942 90.
Trial jury ordered for tomorrow.
Dec ., 9Th day.-Dennis Dunn and John Ow-
en-, vs. VIM. Todd and John J. Jones debt; !;
trial by jury; judgment for plhs., debt $666 &c
and costs
W. T. Carter Plaintiff, VS.. w. G. Moody, Chas
Wood and J. g. Doll, debt; trial by Court :;
iudgme ut for plti; debt 1895 90
Chapman & Blossom VS.. Trinity County Wa.
ter. Mining and Milling Company debt; jndg-
ment by submission against dett.; debt s2627 20;
costs $l72,S5.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

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The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

''STILL HARPIsG on MY DAUGHTER."-The
Courier is still seriously agitated in mind on the
subject OF the Senatorial election. 1t would
seem that whig friends are more nervous
upon this subject than are those who fought the
battle, and won it, in September last
The address lately issued by the State Central
Committee, does not meet the appreciation of the
Shasta Editor; We could have predicted as much.
-Marysvile Express.
We thank you, Colonel for the above. 1t con-
yinces US that we conduct our paper as we pro-
tess to do-in an independent manner. But you
are all wrong. The writer of those articles
helped to manufacture the immortal Committee
of Nine, and he is now astonished at the work o1
his own plastic hands. He is overwhelmed with
glimpse at his own importance when he glances
at those valiant creations of his-those mighty
fighting men and heap-big- g-Indian-so q fearfully
and wonderfully made"