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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13
COM N ERCIaL.
d o n etary.

Monetary affairs are without cbaos. -
supply Of money here is light, but ,o.,r,,.
the demand is limited, and ,asre IS y.,r
paper on the street. Money in the Ee....,
ties is still quoted exceedingly 4bun5.r
rates very low for good securities. Stocks .
firm, and Virginia SIS are quoted IN Nev g.
at 90.
New YORK, November lO.-Tae mopsy
ket is without change. Railway stock,
yielded little, but State securities art :,
stocks are firm. Missouri SKIES brous.,
Virginia 96.
The Subtreasury balance is reduced "a
thar eight million dollars by traus.erO,,
900 in gold 10 the department PaIlat,'.
The custon-house receipts yesterday sro'..
10 SS3,ol2.
Land Warrants-4O acres a. lqcGlI5c =,
s26S5c.; l2O's 72G7ac.; 1905 S<GsJc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13
ESestu -. Canals.

Ii bas become gretty generally adiptted
fact that steam eau be successfully app! e.
to canal navigation. l this % true, aud at
see 10 reason wsyit should not, ns susl.
look for q be~ era IN canal operations. And
further, il steam can be rsed with success or
the Cnesa peeke auG One Canal, why not re-
vive ths Question Of m < 'ng siack-"a.er n"vi-
gaiioo fr, Ii Cumberland 10 We7!ernpOlI?--
The latter place is the terminus coHtampia.
tel! in the crarter of SAID dina. This would
be the best thing, aside from the Alexandria,
L udouu aud Hampshire Railroad. tia,
C ud he done for our coal trade.--Pe,imont
INDEPENDENT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13
sy Yesterday E.sning's Mails.

Snow ON THE MOUNTAINS Last Monday
moruing the Mountains around US we're oil
white With snow. This visitor coming at
rather an unexpected moment, found no pre-
paration made for It's reception, and by even
ing Of the mex, dav had pretty generally de-
camped. IL srington Gazette.
Tie Winchester Republican says:---A
man BY the name Of Wheat was arrested a
short time since in this place by Tailor Jones
on charge Of shooting man 10 Chariottes'
vile, apd confined in .il 10 that place, but
made his escape on Monday night last.
The Culpeper Observer says:-We reg'e'
to learn that cabin of Mr.. Nathaniel Tatum
at Leoo, 10 Madison County, was consumed
By fire on Wednesday morning last. Two
little negro children persisted IN the hsmes'
The new Baptist Church. at Culpepcr
Cour. House, will be dedicated on Sunday, the
2l.t inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

An animated contest is Low going on in
Alabama, relative to the succession of Gov.
Fitzpatrick in the United States Senate -
The Governor il the present incumb bent
but there is a strong party which iavors the
pretensoDs of the Hon. William l.. Yaucey,
who is we'll known as q leading Sau'hern ed
vocate of the revival OF the African slave
trade. and a. one of the origiuators OF the
Southern League"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13
Aaoiher Proposed Railroad.

The Virginia railroads ha,lng refused tp
give the WiImIogton aHd Weidyn KIilcOad
through tickets to the y rth it ba, resolved
L maze gu ctler to The Seab,ari and R)a-
noke X .isuau to purchase controlling it
terest 10 that ROAD. The Norfolk Argus,
sGys
H. cas-; the Se,b)ari road shall refuse, or
end.aypr t. take al unlue al :aatige it is
1I0po,ed 10 build road from Enf:d to SUI
folk there 20 connect wilh the NJ fix aud
P3tersburg road, which comes into our city
irlmedlateiy along-ide tue wharf Of the Baiti-
IL ore steamer thu, securing iOr themselves a
through travel to the NjFth. a survey will
,oon be maize OF tais hoe, with 'iew Of ena-
hing The company to have the whole mat
ter tairly Presented tor examination and &C
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

The National Inteiiigeneer says that in the
new arrangements at the Capitol 10 Wash
ineton, the chair OF The President OF the
Senate will be centrally on the north side Of
the chamber, and when the doors Gre open
it will be in straight line and direct view
of the chair of the Speaker Of the House, so
that it will be quite possible for these two pre-
siding funotionsries to 10 seated in their
places each seeing the other. The distance
fromseye to eye will then be some eight huu-
dred feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

At . meeting OF the Maryland Baptist
,Uuiop, in Baltimore, q resolution YVES adop-
ted 10 favor Of removing the Columbian Col
lege, D. c., into the city of Washington. Il
seems to ga, that it's present location is most
admirable, aud far better than any site That
could be selected 10 the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13
E.i.f.. circuit court.

During the Iate erm ut tue Circuit Court Tor
thia county, the Grand Jury iound eight IT.
dic!ments: six for reiaihrg ard n.sGi:it- viii
out license, one Tor assault, ard me against
. Sur:cyur Of public road tor falling TO
keep lie same in repair. The following
CASES on the law side If the Curt were dis
posed II:
COMMONWEALTH vs.. Geo. p. kidweli; JuGg'
meEt Tor costs.
Same vs., Mary German, same judgment.
Gilbert Puriy g-. Thos EmiIh; Action ct
Ii .:tment. 5r,ct iyr plaintiff. Motion for
. acw trll ovcrruled. Dllany tor Piaio'!if;
Thamas and Iiu Ter fc. Defend Mt.
Sayan Oiterosck VS.. R,herf Wrgt. Same
vs.. K ,berts aod ilun5er; CaceM. Caveats
dismissed at the cost Of tee Csvcnior. Ssott,
4 yler. Chiffon ard Moss ior Ca!eator; Suite
su3 Ddiany tar C."ca!ee.
banner and Xaiglor ". John Rruzae; Debf.
Verdict !or Piaiatiif-, win ahut@ueht Vi :2O.
Orr aud 17Cmas for Plaintiff Love and Du-
4ny Tor Defendant.
B.rkiey " ard, &c, vs. George Potter;
Eyectmsm Verdict Tor Defendant nader IN
: ru1iicn- from The Court Exceptions tck."
70 the option Of tie Court.
Vim Y. Da.iu W. NJ. g Fi'zh"gh's Heirs;
Ejccimem. Plaintiff non-suirei. EiHs:d"
I'D yai..1n ivr plaintiff; Sc tt aud Thomas
for d"it-.
II nry Bi2!iss v. } In Narrower; TreSPnSS
Quare Cia~>um trcyU. Plaintiff n9l-suIsed.
f.Ir,.rds tor rih; Duiary for def.
David WaEk,r IS. Peacock Adm;
liSs,u0ysa Vertics for deit. Hunter nnd
DG!ary lev plff Thomas alt Live Tor def
Daniel y. Kiuclc!,e 81. Il. p. D49l-; Ca
r.qt. Caycut dismissed a; cJst vi Cave"-
t,f. Thomas for Caveatgr Murray for Ca
veafec.
Willcoxen's Admir- vs. Hunter; DeM Yer
diet for plaintiff. Edwards for pti; Hunter
Tor Le'i.
Jas. W. Green vs. Tbos. II. Nelson: is.
suO,psH Verdict lor plf. Edwards loI p1it;
liuniGr for delft.
I.nbernan So David Bc'z,ld'> Ex'rs; l.
sue, deriatcH cei ,On T. ~ whether u paier
yurpo,tiac tu &c the lart will and tcFrer ent
OF David Bsrz, Id, was bis true will! Yer
diet eatabi:sh"f the paper rs his VIII. lay
iOr a"d CAilGyn Tor pidim;.t; Fd-ten 'or Geits
Besides the above there were lumber o.
pIIo cases disposed Ct, and ti.ty-cig.t Il nal
and InteriUcu,ory DEGREES reH!errd Oh tn
Ch.nrpry eide oi the Court Ills Honor,
Judge Tyler worked had to clear the DJck'
Il, converting the Court at u.ne o'clock Ia tbn
morning, and sitting 1siiY during The vet K
until candie-Iigh,. FnrfIr Ne,cs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

A porter 10 the house Of Thompson 4 Wet
more, in Chicago, has been detected in E
systematic course Of robbery Of dry goods,
from bis employers. Tue totsi value #
goods he has stolen within three years IL
about $4,000. The house, to the surprise
Of every body, had to make Ill assignment II
short time sioct--but with q porter stealing
by the wholesale, no or wo, ders now. The
rogue short time ago, attempted to burn
M the store
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

The New OrlesDs Bee, after a!iudips to
the determination Of the authorities OF that
city to cell their portion Of the Nj Donegal e.
tate. says: at is greatly hoped that tho city
Of Baltimore, as j,int legatee Of the success
sion, will embrace the opportunity to convert
lie shsres Of the estate into available capital
The amount of the legacy to the TWO cites
will probably not fall short of two millions
of dollere ..! sHr- -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

The New York Herald cnnt.nds that both,
with the democracy and with the Oppos ttion
the first Necessity is REORGANIZATION aud
the next candidate, aud lioe Of operation
for 1860 which cannot be determined notii
we shall have mad the Developments and the
practical issues o! the approaching and the
succeeding sessions Of Congress" II aoa9
taat ",he slavery a2it' ton created 'y ''s
administration Of Perez is exhhus'ec snI +
the result s, not OF he Illinois election ont o,
Mr.. Buchauau's administration, upon W VIZ,
the democracy must stand or fall are still III
the fuiu.e."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

l. jssated in the Santa Fe Gazette snat
TO-, 900 head of sheep have been, orwi'i be
.ok.n from New Mexico THE season to Cali
foIuia, in atdi:iyn 10 10000 brought from
Ohig 70 New Mexico, and also intcuded Tor
California. OF the 5000 sheep capsured
from the lad, ,us by Co. Niles, 1000 have
neen consumed in and about the garrison.
and the res, killed to prevent them form again
falling ioto the hands OF the Indians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

There. will be several coses of contested
seats, before the House OF Repr, senta'ise- in
the next Congress--one i,om New York
one from Maine-one from Pennsylvania
one from Missouri. That next Congress,
We fear, will be very uircarious one. The
first resolution they pass should te to ad'
journ, 10 three months from the day of meet
mn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

- The Burns Club, Of New York, arc prepar-
ins for their annual celebration, and it was
par. Of tbeirlpIan to communicate by telc'
graph with The other Burns clubs OF the
country and OF Great Britain, il the Atisntc
telegraph bad been 10 working condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

Next Thursday. the 18Th inst, is the day
for the election Of Sheriff in Fsrquier. MIR.
VIM NJ. Hume, who once before filled that
Office With so much credit to hi,Gself, lie the
oply candidate and will be elected ''by ac-
oI.rnnatior -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

RICHMOND, November l2.-FLoJa-i'
mes. which has prevailed IN tins H''
some time past still continues, and mere ,
been sale. OF superine at - "6''' "
most receivers are stlIl asking sNF
stock continues 10 augment ,...,.,..
WHEAr-UDder the pressure o. 10
the market CONTINUES heavy, aud P'.o
be considered a shade lower. " >.
ta,ions are 81 40 tor red, and D ~ W
very lew lots bringing these iIs'ls'' J.r,..
CoRy-The market Is quiet 'Hs I 80,
ing inactive, and receivers Fa'as' -, q,
quote at seas &c. Some factors q ,, .:
Tor s7AS9Oc but do not expect 10 '''"'
figures at present .,,g
Rye 7CG75c. Very little arriving
Oats 50 cts. . bushel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

j. w. Campbell has been elected sheriff CT
Jefferson oouosy, w., b. l49 majority over
H. NJ Aj,ouitb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13
The aIkets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l2-fIouT IS s's'"!' "
ard street and Ohio 50. Wheat IS f'''.
lrsal2Oc white l3CG4jc. Corn = -
and unchanged. Provisions ale ''s3'" "
firm. Whiskey is quiet at &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

Amongst the singular events of the day,
10 the advertisement of the Sheriff. OF New
York. occupying three columns and half,
10 which be offers to sell the greater par; OF
the real property Of the city to the highest
bidder, as lsays the POST the P'e .orian Ia.
giOus sold the Roman empire. The effect
Of the sale is not stated, but it must ba to
safety the Lowber Judgment Obtained more
than year ago OH sale of certain landed
property to the city. New York city is 1lth
out any doubt the most uutortuuste Commune
ity 10 the world in some respects. II is never
free from the fsngs of legal sharpers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

In reference to the late brutal murder OF
officer Rigdoo, in Baltimore, the Sun OF that
city, says "that some new evidence has como
TO light that will involve number Of per-
sons other than those under arrest, az Access
series before the fact, because of their having
had . knowledge of what was to be done,
ard having participated in the arrangements
for the commission of the murder. The
weapon With which the murder was done
bad been seen before in the possession of
Cropps. A vigorous effort is now making
to ferret out all the parties connected 10 any
manner With the horrible transaction"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

The appearance of the comet created an
immense sensation 10 Egypt; Tor several day s
ell business and labor were at stand still,
the Inhabitants believing that it forebcded
some great CALAMITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

NEW ORLEANS, Nov IO-Tae s1po,[ =.
ton from this FORT the past week ' SvI sr,..s
oUO bales, including 1900 to 0'e'' 0'''
1000 10 France. n ,Ip9n
NOBLE. Nov. lO.-There were - ~. ~ ,.
cotton 10 the continent during U. ~ >
The exports 10 Great Britain were
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

NEw YORK, Nov. l2.-FIour hss avs
State "a. 30GS4 90; Ohio si5 49, y"
erp S5.lOGS54O. Wheat has advance ~
Corn is dull: mixed 74G76c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TnI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SS0wEGS.
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 49, 1855

1t is said that the Departments ut WASH
ipgsou are straiuing every ptint, 10 make as
favorable show as possible as 10 erpe'Hf''
tures--so as to bring the estimates witoln
sixty or seventy millions. We wish them
every success--for we are In favor OF re
trencbmsn" as we'll at reform, in tia ad
ministrasion Of the government Ii has been
said, that they "cut too close" they uiay
feel the want Of "goveI nmsnt expenditures"
in future. political operations designed for
the benefit Of the "par,y,"-but that. Of
course, is moro tho HUT OF the "prejndiced
opponents" than the idea Of those who real
~ want 10 see she expenses Of the country
ourtailed. Can the expenditures be kept
down, however, under present management,
90 a. to prevent revision of the Tariff:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

DROWNLOW AND PRYNE'S DISCUS
ID SlON-'rIught American Slavery to be
perpetuatpdF-a debate between Rev. w. e.
Browrlow and Rev. A. PrJne, held at Phladel.
phla, September, 1855 price 81. Just publish.
ed, and Tor ssle, by [nov Al ROBT BELL.
EsERRING'S FIRE AND BURGLAR
Ii PROOF SAFE The very best Safe
known. All sizes for sale at Factory prices,
by JAS. e. NEVETT, Agent tor Alex'a.
Tf FOR RENT.-The two story FRAME
81 HOUSE, on the corner OF Water and
HI.Ies street. Apply to
nov ,i--Iw +. A. MARBURY.
Goa TONS SUMAC WANTED by the
LtU subscriber, for which he will pay the
hlgnes, market price, IL cash. J. f. McGRAW,
nov Z Upper end OF King ST.
a DOL, purchased oy
-" ie2 ROBINSON PAYNE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

NEW YoEx CATTLE MAEHsT 49, ,rI' -
Beef Ca,,le-Oferirgs this "esh ; So, a.
SIS 5u0S9 p 100 ID. fer inferior ~ - a., s,,'
"a decline Of &c. OH the rae, " ,a,ly
Cows-Sales at 81; GS65, as % t' ,,,,g
Cslye,-Sales at 3iG7c. = u ,.trr
Lambs-sales at 81 5UG5 ~; 80 n.gt' T
first quality. swine-saies at y wv
100 lbs. Tor ordinary 10 extra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

I.a' Benz. Mile, esq. OF Kentucky. has BEEN ap-
pointed master armorer at Harper's Ferry.
d in plscs of Major Samuel Byington, who, it
Is said, wiii,be placed in position at Wash
neton. Major Mills is practical mechanic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

CINCINNATI Hoo TRADE III, a. w.
crrrursr-During the past "'s w. q 10
speculative excitement has pfs' '.rr, Of =
cinnati pork market, in cOns'F''"
prebension OF a short hog crop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

. iUAL-l have on hand. AMI am constantly
J receiving ANTHRACITE COAL, OF Inc
best qualities, Tor family use--CUMBtRaAND
COAL. from the Fros,burg Mines by the cargo,
carload, or single ton. Factories furnished
with the run OF niae, al lowest rates apply 10
nov ST d. s. SMITH, Queen ST. Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

''' tits eopsenplated il London don. to make the
.a0Otb anpiysrsary of the accession Of oaeen
.EI;,.bsta 70 the throne Of England, which
will occur 90 the 18th Of November, the oc-
ossiop of q special celebration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

LOU H. ne HIdi net n"''"c ''
been very quiet, with unusually light MS
tons. The receipts have been small IL
principal sales 10 the city trade at fuot
given above.
WHEAT.-1he offerings this week a"S
fair-the market al the opening OF the "'"'
dull, but closed yesterday with an active d'2I
and prices for white were slightly IHP'0'"
We note sales Of fair TO good at lzv j! !
and l2sc. Red was without chang AHA
were made at ll5, 10, and ll7c.
CORN. The market yesterday cIo.ed e
The receipts have been light wiz a'
mand Sales during the ea'ly part oil '-'"
at Toe. for white, but yesterday there At"
greater demand, and prices advanced &C. =
ing finn at 73c. Sales of mixed at We
low is scarce, and our quotations are '0l-
RYE-The offerings have been lighl ="
moderate demand The market dam.
week has ruled dull and prices have y
downward, closing al 6slr7Oc.
OATS.-The transao tons IN Oa'' ha'' I
very light, ard the receipts not '"r''
meet the demand. Some small lot &c
Change yesterday at 4uc.
INTERCHANGEABLE have no tt''
note in other articles usually quoted ~
sions are active. Plaster III tar dtHei'
supply. Seeds are dull, and fuo'"'O'
changed. Fertilizers very qme'. f'ssI
in fair demand, but quotations are nD'A''!
The fuel IT. aIket presents SeTy niue -
Wood is in lair supply, at last weeks .
Cosl-We quote Anthracite, I'd an
viii tie do. IS IS. Cumberland Lump ,
of Mine 81 rs delivered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

~ Nv Goods have just received full
I stock OF Zephyr, kritlrg, and Sheila"d
- Jrsttd, beautiful Shades; also, supply OF
Fancy Hair Pans, IN blue, scarlet, white, and
black and gilt, ranging III price from 81 to 30
50 yer pair. The Laiies wiil bear in mind that
our Comet opening occurs On Saturday, 18th
inst [nov III W. B. RICHARDS JG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-13

IEO. L. BALDWIN, dealer in IRON and
II STEEL, No. 10 Forth Fai.fdr Street Al
ways on hand, complete stock OF 3 4 K,
BAND, HOOP. ard HORSE SHOE IRON also,
CAST, SHEAR GkRMAN, and Bills TER
STEEL All oil which will be sold al tue low.
est price for cash, OF On stor credits TO punctuaI
customers sep
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
Opening the Canvass.

On Saturday night last c. r. Street, the De-
ator Garter. opened the campaign in speeches il
this place. Since then one or both of them have
addressed the people at French Gulch, Whisky
Creek, Buckeye, Oak Run and Texas Springs
and tonight will speak at Horsetown, and to.
morrow night st Prairie City.
As there is no opposition ticket, and probably
will not be, the canvass in this county is likely
to continue to the end as it commenced-with-
out excitement For few days during the past
week-therewas some slight prospect of an oppo-
sitien. candidate Being placed on the track tc
contest the speed and bottom Of Mr.. Street but
at the present writing, we are inclined to the
opinion that the project is now entirely aban-
doned.
In this connection we are pleased to be able
by authority of Mr.. Street himself to correct an
impression which we, in common with many
others who heard his speech in this place, de-
rived froma certain portion of his remarks touch
ing the Lecompton Constitution Many under
stood him to say that, as he had supported the
original Kansas policy of the Administration,
and voted for the resolution instructng our Sem
ators to vote for the admission of Kansas under
the Leconpton Constitutiony he sras ,oiling t.
stand or fall By that vote. Now, as this was max.
ing the Lecompton Constitution an issue the
very issue that our County Convention and the
State Convention had ignored-muci dEssatis-
faction was felt and oppressed by Democrats
They felt that it was not fair, after both State
and County Conventions had ignored the Le-
compton Constitution as an issue, for our
candidate for the Assembly to raise that is
sue on the stump. Mr.. Street authorizes us to
say that be certainly did not wish to be under
stood as taking any such position. The idea
that he intended to convey was this-that he
had been supporter of the Administration
from the beginning-not on account of any one
particular measure, but because of its general
principles and poliey-that he was still friend
to the Administration, running as such, and that
he was willing to stand or fall on that position
But he was totally averse to making the Le-
compton Constitution an ISSUE and believed that
Stephen A. Douglas was as good Democrat as
trod the soil of Illinois, We are also prepared
to say that in all the conversations we have
ever had with Mr.. Street, he has always ex-
pressed an earnest wish to ignore the Kansas
question-holding that neither endorsement nor
disapproval of the Lecompton Constitution
should be regarded as evidence of the ortho-
doxy Of mans Democracy.
n
r. S.-Since putting the foregoing in type,
we have received for publication the announce
ment of J. Goewey, Esq, of Horsetown, as an
independent Anti-Lecompton candidate for the
Assembly. Mr.. Goewey is a first rate man and
citizen, and has the capacity to make first
rate representative If Mr. G. were the regular
nominee ofthe Democratic party, we would give
him right hearty support.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21
Insolvent Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Shasta.
In the County Court in and for the County Of
Shasta.
In the matter Of the petition oj CHAs. D. WALSH,
an msoirent debtor.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HON.
i j. Tucker Landrum, Judge of the said
County Court, notice is hereby given TO all the
creditors of the said insolvent, Chas. D: Walsh,
to be and appear before the Hon. J. Tucker
Landrum, County Judge aforesaid, at Chambers.
in the town of Shasta on the
22d day of September, A. 1855,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said day, then and there
to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer
the said insovent should not be granted. and
an assignment of his estate be made aud he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities in pur-
suance of the statute in such case made and
provided, and in tho moan time all proceedings
against said insolvent be stayed
Witness my haad and the seal of said Court,
this 18th day of August n. D. 1853
By h. /. VAN HORN, Clerk,
JoHS ANDERSON, Deputy
j. D. Nix, Atty for petitioner. au2I-s0d
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-21

PoLrTIcs IN TRIsITY-On Saturday evening
last, writes Weaverville gentleman, the Anti
Lecomptonites had the largest and most en-
thusastic political meeting ever heldH in that
town. J. Chadbourne, leading lawyer OF
Trinity, and confessedly one of the abest men
in the county, accepted the nomination of
the Miners Convention for County Judge and
Mr.. James Howe, an old citizen, accepted the
nomination for Assembly, in place of Mr. Fitch,
who declined the nomination previously given
him by the Miners or Mud-Sll Convention.
Thus the people of Trinity have three tickets
from which to choose, viz: Regular Democratic
ticket-Judge Miller for County Judge, and F.
Bates for Assembly; Anti-Lecompton and NJ :
ners' ticket. Chadbourne for County Judge,
and James Howe for Assembly; Know Nothing
ticket-for County Judge, o. H. p Norcross, and
Mr.. Sterling for Assembly