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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

The CRY CoUscIL.-The regular monthly meeting of
this body was held yesterday
resolution offered by Mr.. Scott, on the subject of
more tfectua prohibition upon boys and others not con-
uected with Fire Companies, to with the Engines on
the occasions Of fire. referred 20 the committee on
police. 1t proposes to confer upon police officers power
to arrest all such persons except written authority Is
duties Of the department.
We will give Tomorrow any part of the proceedings
worthy Of notice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

BACoN-New Mountain cured hov round q
smithheld l.2slo; Baltimore Side, l-q 4: sbonld'
ers Ia a1.e; Joles o Ia a l.2; cents
BUrrER-Goshen, l6 q 2s cents; stock of Mou,,.,,
arge and dull, at 10 Is cents. '"'"'n
c0FFEE:-we quote Rio II l2; Lsguyra lllea
cSa a Ne iya IL l2 Mocha ID l.2 10 l.2 cts.
GOkN hEAL-S0as0 cents
FlSH-No. 8 MackercL s a @ 1e. tho l,vo.
Tor Boston inspection; Halifax Cut uerrings, New
FLoUR-s l4ss l.s. Stock small and bolSsrs a., 80
GUANO-s60 l.2 cash.
GRAlNS--Bears, white 81 per busbcL
Corn 7Sa76 cents per bushel
Oats, 4Oa42 l 9 cts per busheL
Peas, blackeye, 81 l-2 cts per bushcl
Rye 90 cts per bushe,-wanted
WhEAT-l76 a 1855 cts, receipts small
HAf-Northern selling at 81 on the wharf In ds
s,n EoNMpg Sss 40 per ton except in small parcels
mon LnSiish Ioa rs; up country bar 70a76.
LAKD-In bbs IL, kegs IL a IL l.2 cents
<on,o sphn|fianh ineh SIS; l2 do 1926; Ia do
Boarding Sl9 l2alS, according to quality. sean,;na
81. lg. North Carolina Flooring dressed sesnso Viz
tanaS 9ong rough slsaso Tobacco Box Boards But
inch l6als.oo. White Pine, No. l. "a An Whi,ss
rine No 2saseoo Joist Timber Ii 90. Lathe, worth
10 per M; for riven; LIS for sawed Shingles fair
GOOD Jsm.na f''oa4.fo per w. supply moderate with q
Ill hhlQgoRs5whiskey, Richmond, Rcc,iacd "a cen,s
rss,d good Tuscaloosa 5Oa6O cents; Cincinnati
arsons Old Family IS; Richardsons No. TX Rnrnasd
as o'a hye, 80; onondags Family, 10; Onondaas No
$50 40 Mountan, eoa66; Brandy common Imitation
pays IS S-4a6; Hennessy, SO s4a5; Pinet Co sas
no Wc,, apple 4oaIee Gin American common, s7asec
nT TWI, s SI0; 2oc N + Rum, 37assc.
scale weight ss.e6as4.26 gross; Extra quality cum,
mand' $50 market well supplied. Hogs $3.50; de-
2sc. & Eoci cuba 20 l.9a
PLASTER-Lump l.e. Ground 80.
Sn,nfrom wharf ls5also; from store leosse
ga cents. se"S ror'o hco
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

TUE IuNNEL-Wo arc Informed by Col. Crozet that
the difficulties encountered in tho western section n ,
Tunnel instead ofcs'cnug are increBng daily The stone
10 In large detached fragments, which are removed win
great difficulty apd With danger they are liable 10 fail
support them whilst the surrounding earth being
moved, with heavy and costly scsnJld1g Of tmber.-
There constant h Of water from the roof az heavy
icclc several inches long onud between two rocks
IL must have fallen from unknown cavity between
the ROOF OF the tunnel and tho top of the mountain IL ia
thought hit as soon ls tho way IL midc clear through
PLAIN OF the comb Of tie mountain that the character of
the work will be improved by entering firm stone The
work upon tie eastern section Of the tunnel Is progress
ing rapidly nnd under favorable circumstances-Ch
toits'VWe AdOoeate, Mays.
We are panied % state that a son Of John Wood J.
OF this county, aged years had h foot and ankle 30
BABY crushed n bark mill, on Tnursliy Of Last week.
that he died from the injuries on the next dy.--B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

J AZ raciohAIWe have departed from our usual ruls In
ths TS.rr o. Medicines in admitting the notice Of
.he contents OF which, known 10 The msdIcsi
ahh which has proved highly
NJ OF our who seriously aGees S,h
- cpupAnts some OF
and We fI @ u 70 their patients in their regular practice
Ing known Its vuesLouispiRs ca 1droc1te Pe W max
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

Nor FousD.-Three days have been spent In vain, in
search OF Dr. Cauldedr body It is supposed to have
passed the fal. which are Immediately below Tho
scene OF the sad occurrence The search will he
along the lower section of tho river at least for some dis
lance below the falls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

PREPERATros DRrLL.-The officers of the different vol.
unteer companies city under went n pretty severe
drill on Capitol SqInre yesterday evening No doubt
they will know their lessons for wednesday pretty WE'LL
We look with confidence for dexterous auiycrs on
that day. Keep them at il Colonel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

srRAwBERRiEs-A gentleman of considerable skill and
experience and one who is fortunate as to possess
one OF the handsomest gardens Old streets has pre-
sented US with lot Of choice Strawberries which We
believe, are the first Of the in this section-Pe
teTsJurg Erpreu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

HAMPERS FERRV Strive learn from the Staunon
Vdcator Of the sh inst that the session OF the Fed
era Cour. in saunton, the Harpers Ferry Suit not
taken up account Of the absence OF the Hon. j. II
Mason the council OF the United States in the
being necessary to have survey Of the lands involved
by the United States the Judge appointed A D. Tro,ter
Surveyor Of Augusta county, do the work The follow
ing are the particulars OF this important suit:
Jacob D. Brown aud Others of Virginia. have laid claim
to 80 2 acres of land at arpeIs Ferry embracing the
finest water power in the State and having on it divers
work shops machinery dwelling houses and other build
lngs-the heretofore supposed property of the United
States. The lands formerly belonged to Thomas Lord
Farnx and by an act OF compromise with the Legislature
he conveyed or surrendered the land to the Common.
weath-o be held by it other appropriated lands
are is alleged by the claimants, that when the State
conveyed afterwards by patent the United States for
Armory purposes, described by met,s and bonds
commencing at sycamore" and not to run with its
meanders-whch left space between the lines aud the
river aud the titie to said space including river and it,
bed never passed OF tie hands Of the State until the
Cthe paintifs) placed their warrant on il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

SouTH SIDE RAlLR,AD--Wo learn frnu, tho President
OF this Road that TUESDAY cxt lie extension will reach
Prospect Station, ten miles beyond Fifmvillc and that
IN two weeks IL will bc finished Ia Psinpns ten miles
iurihcr-msking the whole distance then completed be-
tween Petersburg aud Iho latter place about o. miles
Pampln's is only about % miles this side OF Lyncbburg
aud when the trains that point tho trip between
Ps'eraGug aud Lyncbhutg will be easily performed in
day Whit ~ present Il still more worthy of public no.
tee IN this connection is that the tine uf travel TO tho
Sweet Springs and White Sulphur from Petersburg will
be reduced TO 'wfnyfour hnu II not ~ by the cxtcu.
sioDs above ~. ntoned.- - PsieTsJnr1 I,i NaVB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09
ID, Deficiency. ieTa

and red tl.s5. ~SNe's PRIME white tl.9O,
oha'ss since las, report, We eOpnu. to
HESTER 4 WHITE Com M.,c,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

GENERAL MUSTER-A general muster of the different
volunteer companies comprising the First Regiment of
Virginia Volunteers, will take place tomorrow, under
command Of Col T. p. August.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

lr roy WISH TO BIZ WELL ELEGANTLY CLOTHED,
you nesu ont TO call at the cxtensvs clothing establish
ment OF Abraham Levy No SO Main street onno,i,s the
CITY Hotel His stock of ready made Clothing ia very
large, and made mp after the latest and most approved
fashion, You can also If that is your choice have your
garments made to order in superior STYLE by the mos,
competent workmen, at exceedingly low PRICES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09
RICHMOND MARKETS. Nav a

IbAoco-Dreaks full season. and IN, ,,.i,,
@ IN 70 Dc Inferior The market nru With good dsmana
, ,o assnpuons The Inspections inssnt ,hsv
Ing rsdSe,oa ~ s :, With las,
70 % unass which ai,.r dsdung Supposed
oe sAnted for export, would
manufacturers. below IN, n,p.e,ions M .or ne
and 1904, a. the different 10 's 'see
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

IVNHE WAN ~ EU OPR.-Just published a Man NJ p,,.
whleh uil be found convenient mr. reference in
Win The Intelligence Of beiger nj operations The
nsa To present the scene Of events In sing. viev ~"
SouPssa arge surface h1n usualy exhibited On Man, ~
Europe and ncluds the Territory N Asis a.
A. the Sea OF ArA compr,herdna whole of TvTt sst
tTettr With Clrcassa Georgia and large part N pc,
hraea II i nIouie enough Tor general purpose ana win sora
the momentous occurrences ~ the ensuing mp,sb p N
cents. 'F"e"' '''st "
AlSO-Neadahe books on Rursa and Tu,tev.
Ru' sia As II Is; by Count Gut0Est. a. w
Rus,ian Stores o. tie Black Sea- by Olirtant 7,s,,
wear With the Turks or st'irhcs Trav.I Il, ~.
and A'ato Domlnons Of tae Sultan by vs. W smitb n PET
cent. For sale by JiMts wonnnnu;i,T1. 10
InyS h' ",,,,,.IUtNb'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.-The Editor Of
the Lynchburs Express in company with the President
and Directors OF this Road aad number invited guests
made trip to Chrs,iausburg, the Railroad OIL
"Wednesday last. Prom Article in the Express des.
criptive of the trip, make the following extract:
The review OF tho road eminenty satisfactory to
inc Directors who, after having the difficulties
to be surmountcd, readily Grated the engineers and
contractors from the charge OF dlatorness which has
been brought against them
BY far the most difficult portion Of the road Is between
tue Bg Spriog and Christiansburg. Ii is one unendng
series OF tunnels tremendous and huge embankmcns
The approaches to the tunnels such as to
rapidy OF excavation aud the rock through which the
deepest cuts have been made Of such nature AZ to
necessitate number Of slides which have greatly reard
ed the work.
The worst ia now happily over, and road will pro.
gress rapidly to its completion. New river will be reach
ed by June and every will be strained 10 reach
Wytheve by the first of September SO as to secure the
I'LL trade Double forces hav0 been placed at all tue
most difficult points, and baEds already at work bed
Ding the ties through Wythe county that in all hu
man probability, shall have the pleasure OF chroni-
cling September trip 10 Wytheylle
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

% Yesterday was the day appointed by order Of the
County Court Of St. Louis to take vote on the propo
sition to subscribe 81 100000 the stock of the Pacific
Railhoad Company and pay the by special tax
The object OF this to obtain funds to complete
the road TO Jefferson city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09
MARRIED..

pn hV MT Gibson the morning 4th r. sydney
OF sr' VIM Ballard, Of Albem are county ' 'Ausn'er
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

NEW YORK MARKErs.-The markets for breadstuf. and
provisions continued firm but cotton was subject 10 % bt
fluctuations. " ''s ~
The 10 eign news had effect Of moment on our Aour
marker yesterday Owing to the light stock and good
nome demand, prices continued TO rule alloy, tho is
OF foreign orders at the advance brought by IN. AZ
rca. Prime white wheat scarce, and held entirely
out OF The reach OF orders for shipment Indian corn was
goc rye was also higher; was dull and inclined 10
TROOP owing to the scarcity of breadstuGs Ships for
Liverpool found IL difficult to engage ireghts except at
10000 bushels Of engaged on private terms
supposed to be at fraction under 3D. There was good
demand Tor deal reghts from the Canadian provinces 20
load at Bic, (ver st. Lawrcnce for London AZ eT r.
Inc Wnchcraf, for California, was filed leaving only
seven ships (al cPpes) for San Francisco including The
new clipper ship Ocean TeIegraph.-Xcrali Of GIL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

"A MIMI MhEIlSG-The Annual Mee,ltv m III. 80
- noneT OF NE Richmond, Prcdcck,burR ard Poi, ma p
Isl Vonnany VIII he held At tie Depot Of the Comn,,
mond on wednesday, the s Hsy isJt a. IL o'eIT q " Oa
'o--------- o. w MtOMuRDO, rrrssurer.
'HNmo uooD PRINTERS wnbt'i th once at,o.I v,..,
Those desltlng 10 wei. Il, sn,y ,,, 49,,
N''' ''''''V'ViN " api5--l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

the EASTERN ViRGmfAS Formerly the Tnppahannock
Gd'ee), is The title Of new paper published at T,ppa.
hammock, Va, by Me- w. A. MUsE, Proprietor, and Mr.
WV. s. GuLNAS, Editor The Eastern vitginian, though
neura the Editor says shall be emphatcay an indie.
pendent paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

CS- The Floyd Inteigcncer states that recent ses
sion of the Patriot County Court made presen.m, mt
against the presiding justice Of the county court for sit
ting in that clplcy willis. 10 a state Of intokication
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09
THIRTY-THrRD coNGnEss-rIr.t s...lon.
The Senate was not in session to day.
HOUSE OE REPRESENT rIurc

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MT Woshourn, OF Mane presented the resolution NJ
the legislature OF that State asking indemnity for lands
TAKEN 10 carry into effect the treaty of Washington and
also resolutions in favor of the French spoIiaton hin
Laid on the table and ordered DO printed
Die stevens OF Michigan, reported a bill to aid Nnpc
Mr. Stevens briefly explained the provisions Of ,bs
measure. " VIC
Mr Hamilton moved it be rejected
hr heachan moved The House adjourn. Decided neg
atvey by yeas and nays-one maiority e
Mr. Lane. of Oregon, appealed to the House TO 20 into
committee on the territorial bills as this was the last
assigned to their consideration. '
yailed-ss agains, g. at half pnsi one 49, NN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

srAUSroN.-Tbe Editor of the Charlottesville A4Uo
cate having been on trip, recently to s:aun,ou thus
speaks OF tba, nourishing place:
Nv every poin stanton gives unmistakeablc oyi.
uvuc' % rapid aud beautiful improvements We were
, Sll 'nit houses were in great dcmlnd, aud would
"" loirs since at fair prices has been 70 sold recently
a. su'c'u' tunes tue prices then given spirit d i'm.
p,oyyement peryides the "hole community; and in the
Bogus to look tic city. '
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

" Fae P,odmo" Why, Of the G,b, announce. ,b,,
NJ WIN II Calls has purchased onv.b,lr Of t,,, o.,
'O''"n'"' and HIS assumed all the responsibilities o,
TIC publishing department Of tho paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

~ unfinished TIA. tho scarcity Of milk in New York
0S uoyS sS' 80, occasioned by the break ia tho C,o
TON dAm' The milkmen Indignantly deny The Tumo,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

IHs GRAND Diyisos SoSs OF TgupRn,ycg commenced
their session at Charleston ,nawb, on LA, weo.,.v
The RcPuJiiean says:
"Our citizens universally have bsor ,,cb ,,,,;s,s iii,
we nss''ns OF the Grand Division here Tho individual
olheers OF the Gtrd Division attendance have made
& 'pS "1prc@ion upon III, Community especially
n''onahy men ALE, prudent and zsilyl. and are riy
ns 10y ,h'r dnor' unw1ntcd piosre.s to ,he rnns,,c
reformation in Virginia" ' '''''P'' '"''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-09

The qnaniity Of rain which fell in H,s,o, In ,h it,,
hou's net"ecn Ibnr4lsy last, att r. 81 AMI Suod'y u,
midnight was 30 inrhes Tue gauge M inc a,,as ~
Springfield indicated 10 inches '''O'' W
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17

NEGRO SERMON" While residing, few
years ago. III the Monumental City | used to go
Sunday to u small church near my residence
to hear somewhat famous negro preacher.-
The church had been built by few benevolen,
gentlemen. as place OF worship for their slaves
The preacher, himself slave, was an old negro
famed throughout the city as perfectly original
specimen of inIinagnation and humor, aud more
especially Tor his very unique construction va
rious portions of the Divine Word He fre
guently numbered among his hearers the e1iie of
the city, drawn thither with the hope of hearing
Some new thing and truth to say they were
seldom disappointed. To give some idea of his
yle-necessariy imperfect to an outsider Tor
his gestlculatiou peculiar and forcitle-I
will relate two morceanE: In describing Christ's
entrance into Jerusalem, he said !: :. Well my
brudden. when de people in 'Russalem heard de
Lord was comm, dey abandoned der okerpa-
shons and cut for de subbub; crowdin tru de
gate Sc no doubt, like a flock o. sheep and
some broke Oft de branches off de trees and
trowed EN- down, and some trowed down straw
and hay, and de rest took off der cIothes-not
all Oh dem, speci-and tru en- down in the
road. But twas no use, my bruddren wild all
dey could do, dey couldn't stop dat are coR he
kim along, and went right IN de gate easy as
nuifin' 20 On another occasion, when striving
his utmost TO bring about revival he elevated
his humble flock several pegs in Importance
tie said Now u any ob you nlggers tInk dat
cause you are black, and poor and miserable
youse OF no great consikence in de Lords eyes
vou'se vastly mistaken 'spect as could prove
by many pints ob de divine Word but one will
ue 'hcIent for your dull comprehensions De
Lord says in one place. God will not let even
sparrer fall to de ground widout His notice and
in 'nudder place He says. Are not two sparrers
sold for fardenl'' A tarden, | will inform Won
is 'sposed to be about as much as cent Well.
done al TAX oh
sparrer. worth ouly half cent, of how much
'portance, my dear brudderen, in His ewes. are
you FIVE and six hundred dollar niggers."
Iva kaackerbocker
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
sT. CHARxEs HoIEL
I H Z S UBSC RlBER
have the pleasure of announc-

1s@ II 5 B G r B ERS 2~
bSii have the pleasure of announc- A
I'LL ing TO the pdblc that this 49,
we'll known establishment, Phoenix like has
arisen from the ashes, and is now in every re-
spect better prepared for the accommodation
Of our patrons than ever before. The entire
tablishment is new, from the kitchen 10 thegar
ret and everything is in applepie order. In
deed. the ST Charles is fitted up with great cost,
in a style ot. elegance not surpassed even III the
lower cities.
Having satisfactorily served the public in this
capacity longer than any persons IN our midst,
we have no hesitation in assuring the perma-
nent as well as transient public that we are pre-
pared to give them every comfort usually obtain
able at first rate hotel. Orr rooms are airy
and elegant, and supplied with clean and com
Portable beds The table is ever loaded with
every thing choice tiiat can be procured in the
market The bar is CONSTANTLY furnished with
every variety Of the very best liquors and cigars
The utmost pains are taken TO procure the very
best cooks, the most attentive servants and at
tendants, and in Short no effort spared TO render
the ST. Charles worthy of it % high reputation,
and the liberal patronage bestowed upon it.
There is also the ST. Charles Corral attached
to establishment, always supplied p:iih good
pure spring water, and az abnldance of hay
and barley for animals.
GUS. GROTEFEND & co.
Shasta, August 9, 1853. aul3n
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17

CAUTION To TRAv AvELEKs.-DurIng the late
residence of Mr.. Parking in Abyssinnia, he
formed an acquaintance with black :. Faky,' ~
or priest, a speculative genius, who, in response
to request for information respecting a pro-
jecteG route across Africa, warned him aeainst
certain cahuibal tribes south of Dartour, by
whom white meat. being rarity, is much es-
teemed. MS having fat, delicate look:
. He said thai a brown man. Mahommedan
priest, who Went there from his country in the
hope Of converting the people TO Islalis,n was
though projected from actual danger by his
sanctity-a very tempting object among them,
so much So that whenever he went out the little
children came about him. poking him with their
fingers i'll the ribs, feeling his and legs
and muttering to one another, 'Wa-wa, wa-wa,
(meat, meat) with their mouths watering and
their features expressive OF the greatest possible
inclination to taste him."
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
March ist. 1854 mill
IN THE DISTRACT COunT

9TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Shasta COUNTY,
Daniel G. Hunter VS. John &. Mcintyre.
Shasta County, IS. The people of the State
of California to John G. Mcintyre, Greeting:
Whereas the above named plaintiff, David T..
fiuntoon, hath on this 2Sih day Of Noye;lii,ag,
A. d. 1853, filed in the Office Of tie nndersignet,
Clerk of tLe District Court aforesaid, his com
plant against you as defendant therein tor the
recorcry of three hundred and five dollars, all
OF which will more fully appear by copy of
said complaint hereto attached. These ara
therefore TO require yop to appr9r and answrg
said complaint as follows, 70 vii: If yon are
served III the county OF Silusla, aforesaid wi,Lir,
ten days; if served ont of said county, bnr il,
the ninth Judicial district within and for rht,
State of California, i'll twenty days; in all o,hcr
| cases III forty days; IN either exclusive nf
the day of service hereof. or the plaintiff viii
! ,ake Judgment against yon if yun fail to aIsw,r
i complaint aforesaid, fnr the said sum of
three hundred and five dollars and also for costs
, of suit, percentage, and lmonied disbursements
&c.
Witness my hand and private seul there be.
ing no official seal yet provided.
Done at office in Shasta this 2Sil day of No.
venber, 1853
THOS W. DAWSON, Clerk. r.. ST.
J. WARD, Plaintiff Aii,,
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17

THE HTNDoo GIRL.-The following interest
ing fact was stated in recent lecture by Mr..
Pierpopt At the present day, the unedncated
Hindoo girl BY the use Of her hands simply.
could surpass in delicacy and fineness of texture,
productions of the most perfect machinery, in
the manufacture of cotton and muslin cloths. In
England, cotton had been spun fine that it
would require thread of 400 miles in length to
weigh pound-but the Hindoo girl had, by
her hands, constructed thread which wonll
require to be extended 1000 miles to weigh a
pound and the Decale musins of her manu-
facture, when spread on the ground and covered
with dew, are no longer visible.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17

VERY kicH.-ihe Sptfanal Har6tnger paper
printed in Rochester, n Y, and advocating the
Spiritual Rappings Mania. has the following:
SIN the twelfth hour the glory Of God, the
the Triune Creature with ihe perfect ,liscoslve
illumination. Then shall The creation in etful-
gence above tbe'diylne seraphina arise into the
lone of the disclosure in comprehensive
revolving galaxy Of supreme created sBeatti-
tudes.' 49,
After copying toe above paragraph, the Cayu-
gu Chact responds follows:
Then shall blockheads in the jckassical
dome of discosive procedure, above the all
fired great lealherfungus OF Peter Nip-nin ney-
90. the Gosseberry Grinder, rise into the dome
disclosive until co-equal, and co-extensive and
conglomerate umnxes in comprehensive mux,
shall assimilate into nohing. and revolve like a
bob-aled Epssy cat after the apnce where the
tail was. Can the Harbinger understand ou,
spiritual manifestations :" -" -"