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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

1t is certainly a grave subject Of Trflec.
tfen. that much of tho western and north
western portion OF Virginia, and Of That sec-
ten OF the State which JonN BROWN selected
q. the theatre of his operations, IL under the
jurisdiction of the Baltimore Conference, a
part OF the Methodist Church North, whose
discipline orposes slavery and prohibits the
purchase and sale OF slaves. The preachers o.
this Conference occupy almost every town ana
neighborhood In Western Virginia ana IN the
Valley. Their opposition to slavery Is Wen
understood. and the influence this must nave
uron the minds of all classes may be easily
imartned So iutoierant is their spirit to-
ward. TIA methodist Church South, that we
have !. AN then ticatcd ms lance OF a Meth
osts, ,anaholder in the neiahborhood of Lew
teh.rv Va. refusing permission to one of the
most excellent ministers of the Methodist
church South to hold public services on his
land because he was minister of the Metho-
dist Church South The reader may nave
perceived news item in the Dispatch, a few
days ago, setting forth that the Rev. ALFRED
GRIFFITH had spent an hour with JOHN
Bgowy, who. sanity creature, refuses to re-
ceiye the illustrations Of any clergyman who
does not believe that slavery is a sin. The Rev.
ALFRED GgIFFfTHs is prominent member of
The Baltimore Conference, and is, we learn,
the same individual who moved to expel the
venerable Bishop ANDREWS from the General
Conference because he was q STAKEHOLDER -
Such facts as these are full of significance and
Of a6monition to the people of Virginia. An
anti-siavery church has possession of half
our territory, and we cannot expect 10 ga
Their grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles.
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Fugitive Slaves Becoming Nuisance in
Canada.

Canada.
II appears that the Court of Assizes in Essex
county, Canada al their last session, received
a presentment from the Grand Jury, based
upon representation emanating from the an-
thorisies of the township of Anderson, in
regard to the negro population of the county.
The Grand Jury submitted to the Court the
document that was presented to them, and
urged that some action be taken in The matter.
The Anderdon authorities say:
We are aware that nine tenths OF the crimes
committed in the couaty of tss x, according to
the popgi atian. are committed by the colored
people And they further urse, ?" that some
measures NAY be taken by tae government TO pro
tset us and property, or psrsnns oil capltai VIII
he driven from the country The Court in al
iu6ins to this presen remarked - that he was
70. surnrsed at finding prejudice existing AGAINST
them ithe ne sroesl AMONG the respectable portion
r,i he yeople for they indolent sitless, and
dishonest, and unworthy the sy;ip athy that some
mistaken pSrtics extended TO them; they would not
work when opportunity was presented, but pre-
Tarred suhs,stlns by thIeving from respecfabie
farmers, and begglgs from those benevoiently IN
cilned "
Such have been the universal results Of
emancipation upon African character. Here,
the negroes in general, are superior in morali-
ty, decency. good manners, and coatentmenf,
to the mental whites Of Canada, the North, OF
any other countryin the world.
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GOOD NEWS FOR HoME.-We were gratified
10 learn, from the President of the City Coun-
ell, that the Committee of that body author
lied to contract for $4,000 worth of iron
pipes for the water works extension, had de-
termined to give the contract to one OF our
own citizens. A few more such moves as this
in the right direction, and our mechanics Will
be prepared to furnish all we need for public
CIR private purposes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

BIsHop ArKINsoN-It was recently stated
by the Charlotte IN. o. Bulletin that Bishop
Atkinson was ill with varioloid in Richmond.
The Petersburg Express thus corrscts the re-
port
We are requested by friend of Bishop A.,
now in this city, to state that the Bishop has
never been sick with varioloid. lie has been
suffering from an attack of chills and fever,
while sojourning with a relative at Rich
mond, but is now entirely recovered, and has
gone to the discharge of his duties.
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Genernl Content.

Old BEowS says he is ready TO die: the Alb.
ciltionisis say they want martyr; the eonser.
sasise. think he ought to be hung, and the
Virxinsans wiiiswing him of with great graft
nession. We never heard Of q public execu.
iion which promised 70 much satisfaction to
ssfrybedy concerned,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

DIR. KING AGAIN PERspcUrrn nr Vi,o
writes from Athens, Sept ~, to the Missionary
House In Boston, that he has been again most
unexpectedly cited to appear before the Judi.
charges brought against him two and n halt
years since, OF secretly attempting 70 estnh.
lish new religion not recognized by the
government. The penalty for the offence Is
imprisonment for from three months TO two
years, and fine Of something over thirty dol.
lars y -
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A RIPE OLD AGR.--Ths Greenyille Tenn !,
democrat records the death Of Mr.. John Ul-
finger, on the 9Th Of October, At the - OF lO4
years. lie was born In 1856, and figured in.
and was familiar with, tho scenes OF The Ameri.
can Revolution. So far as could be ascertained.
~ had living 81 the time Of hts death, three
hundred and sixty-two descendants,
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IA Richmond Made Cloaks.

SO MAIN STREET.
CLOAKS for Ladies'. Misses and Children large
assortment of FukS, Just received and selling at
much less than their value.
Frs RUCHES, HEAD-DRESSES Dress SILKS,
RIBBONS, VELVETS and PRINCES. Dress
CAPS. best qualit. Extension SKIRTS French
Needle. worked COLLARS, SLEEVEa. HDK' FS,
HOSIERY and GLOVES; Fancy NOTIONS of all
kinds. E
Having just released in New York, for cash.
am enabled to offer great Inducements to those IN
search IF bargains in YRS and FANCY GOODS
RICHES. RJRb0NS. &c, &C.
Miiners supplied at New York wholesale cash
prices R. EZEKIEL.
= de -2w Cloak and Mantle Depot, 60 Main st.
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DIED

of rneumona, on the 30th inst, DIR. FRANCIS
BUCHLER, native of Vienna. Austria, but for
the last four earsa resident Of this city.
His friends and former pupils requested TO
attend his funeral on Thursday, December lst at 5
o'ciork. p. NJ, from the German Catholic Church,
Marshall, between Sd and 4th streets.
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NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
RSDAVl NEG. iST.
MRS. CHAS. HOWARD.
INCRE ASED ATTRACTION.

HA. CoUGHs.-The great and sudden changes of
our climate fruitful sources of PRfn,o nary and
Bronchial Affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies often act speedily aud GER
taInly when taken IN the early stage OF the dis
ease, recourse should at be had to stcn S
Br2nsaial 3reeasS'u or L3zenges, let the Cous n
this precaution more serious attack may be efec-
tuaily warded off. no 29-d3trTh&S&wlt
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MAREIED

In Caroline county. on Friday evening. the 29.h
inst. by the Rev. Mr. w harton, ST. LEGEk l..
MONCURE. Esq, of this city, to Miss Lucy g.,
dau. hter of the late Philip Oliver.
In Henrico county, on Tuesday evening, by the
Rev. NJ, Courtney. Mr.. THOMAS GAINES ard
Miss MARY ANN STRAS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

RA Leeehrs! Leeches!! Leeches!!!--l
have lust received, by Adsms' Express, a lot o.
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large sizs. which will be applied upon the most
sonahle terms.
S.-CUPPlNG and LEECHlNG promptly at
tended to can be found at all hours of the day a
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amsri
can Hotel. tentrance on lith street, ana at nsh
de "i T.. Is me- - -'''''i '''A '' K. G. HOBsoN.
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- ALL WHO DESIRE JOINING
Book Keeping are requested to call at Mr.. J. p.
Duvals Drug Store for particulars, and to leave
their names before 9th of December, as meme can
be received after that time.
Hours Of Instruction have been changed from
afternoon TO nfgh..
31-6tS ]. W. REEVE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

mA AL.RGg and most beautiful assortment of
Gold Iockets, Breastpins, Medallions. Charms,
Rines, &C.. &c., in which to place Pictures. Just
received at the Photograph and Fine Art Gallery
of g. w. MINIS, III Main street. Any of the
above will make an acceptable present for the
coming holidays filed with we'll executed like
ness. such are taken at MiHNIs' Gallery. =.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

- ACAsE FOR OUR NEXT GRAND
Ga JURY.-1t il rumOred that prominent
Wholesale Merchant of our cty--ori. naly from
the North, bpt for 9 years a resident Of this
place. where he has made 4 fortune out of South.
ern men and institutons-has been making use Of
REASONABLE and seditous ans uage and has es-
csped arrest because OF the influence of himself
and friends.
The poor soldier. of the Public Guard, 10 ia jail
for the same offence. IFhere should the rich mer-
chant he de lit
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EA Special Notice.
GREAT BARGAINS
Lower than ever sold before. To reduce stock be-

Lower than ever sold before. To reduce stock be-
fore lst January, ALf @
(CAsH SroRE. Ill EAGLE SQUARK,)
have this day marked down
500 pieces best English and American CAL1COES,
to 10 cents worth l21s cents;
100 Dress Patterns. rich PARIS DE LAME, to g.
cents, from ia cents;
100 Dress Patterns, richest PARIS DE LAME,
from 81 to IS cents per ward; .r-
Rich DE LAME ROBES, marked down from SIP
New style DE LAME ROBES, marked down from
Sl2 and @14 to s 10.
In DRESS SILK and SILK ROBES, you will find
the greatest sacrifice ever made in Dry Goods.
PERKINS l. CO.. Cash Store,
no 3O-2w al Eagle Square.
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SPECIAL No11cns.


% broad oTREET.
Large ana Splendid Etnok Qf
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
At cost for Cash, or to our regular trade on the
ssss 600 sn boLLARs WORTH OF GOODS TO BIZ
SOLD BY JANUARY FIRST. :.
3 In consciousness Of the death IF Mr.. Crenshay, u
becomes neceSsafy to close the business Of the firm
at once, We thsrefore ofer our entire stsck spf
Goods comprising the best assortment ever seen IN
this city At cost Our stock 10 new. haying been "a
hn siness but short time, and L Affords an exc
lent Opportunity for those who have not supplied
themselves for the present, and also the approach
ing season, to do 80 now.
Our time il limited stock large, and in order to
accomplish eur purpose with little delay ~ pos
sbe We will sell goods at prime cost, onepies,
''"1 - y" 'CRENsHAw, QUARLEs A co.
PARTICULAR NOTICE -
All debts due us on the LIST Of July last, and re-
mainirg unsettled. must be paid at once, as longer
INDULGENCE cannot he granted. ~
de lin CRENSHAW, QUARLES & co.
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RICHMOND FAYETTE ARTIL.

49, RICHMOND FAYETTE ARTIL.
49, LERY.-Ths Corps met pursuant TO ad
ournrnent. ~ o'clock, P. NJ, the 2sth Novem-
her. Col THos. II. ELLIS tnow commanding tho
4th Artillery being unable to attend and preside;
on account OF pressing ENGAGEMENTS connected
with his office as President of tho James River and
Ranswha Company, MIR. RIcH.RDH Fl. LoRToN was
called to the Chair, and MIR. JAMES w. RAWLINGS
resumed his pot as Secretary.
In accordance with the action of the last meeting,
the COMMITTEES appointed by Col. Ellis to nomna,e
suitable persons to be voted for as members of the
corps, retired for the purpose CT performing that
nished the Chair with a list of names prepared by
them the hallotting commenced, and thirty seven
good and true men were elected
Mr.. r. Nj. NIMMo tlate Lieutenant Coloneb then
addressed the meeting in effective and spirited
manner.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned. to con
vene again in the Law Building, at ~ O'Clock, p.
NJ, on FRIDAY, December ID 1889.
r II. LORTON, Chairman.
JAS. w, RAWLINGS, Sec'y, de l. Il"
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yZA1rIk


5.B:s, s # iss:s 81 :se !:
ssie 81 setsH GrocsrJ Store. Csn spesk 6srmsn
u:nce rccd city .ss sodn e;sy rsffsncss
Hss sss.d = ~ through Rshmscd PEI
WANTEDA.is aa.ios a e 5 yyx sf WV
AND nd Il sef S wSsR Ass, . 70 : isii =
's SS:;.is sS' lsas.''''''n sslssl-'.'n.
ca. .' ssi II 81 re
occupied By p. B. Price, = .Book.tore. No. a6lX
Man street, net i Kent HIS III
as.s.ep. sffgarPos sP4s, e sSos.
'y 1'f usnss sood
zsdis;.' y. b. c." isnninss' Ordinary; Note
{NANTED-To CONFECTIONERY situs-
| w ton by middle aged man. BASIN work pre-
ferred. Is now and has been employed Some limo
fsr,ed; Refers to bis present employers, Address,
WIN. 9. GAsTELL. Box l,oos, Post Office. Phla-
WANTED-Asinsle man, about n ears Of age.
wishes q situation .s COOK in hotel, restaurant
q private house; He can bras god sseomme nda
Office. no 29-3t'
WANTED-TO DRuGGIsTS-A situstion in
" the DRUG BUSINESS, by young man Who
| EXPERIENCED
Office. '' ''A'A'' A' go - no zs-s
psrsaeed ooassd rs snd
and R RoSsSiiSHE.E sGTs fRgsaRs
w BREAD BAK Err for a Hotel. None need ap-
ply sses s. we'll qualified Viz sf
small end. to BE- smoothly hewed on both sIdes to
thickness Of inches-tarksd, CLEAR of az defects
G rppaa a0d
Aoaua Creek For faHs nf r sp saD t.
OFFICE R RI F. SP Re- R. u R ,,s cso' ,ou-,,
WANTED-loo ABLE-BoDIEp MEN, to work
North as bpS and
ING. Wages, ST. % per day. Board can be had Tor
e r. n
INST, st noon; and after that address me at John
'1 no Ioel North cafolina' HENRY SAUNDERS.
WANTED.--GIN :. Wanted ls go lbs.
no s--ts 81 Cary street.
WANTED, WANTED, WANTED!
Among the "Wants" is daily seen
Al advertisement issued by one ..Kins,"
Or Shawis and Dresses like a pin.
So we resolved ourselves to try
His skill at making old clothes neD.
Our worst we sent him. by the bye,
1t was both old and greasy too. ..ftts l-
He cleaned it, and we must confess,
II looked cen better than oar best.
Around the town his praise we Il sing,
And bid our friends all go to king
hA- Next door to Religious Herald Office, on 10th
street.
IA Country orders attended to punctually.
no7-lm
WANTED-LANDW WARRANTS AND SCRIP,
w for which the market price in cash will be
paid, by GEORGE BAGBY,
.Gs Land and Pension Agent.
18th street, opposite Goddin's Hall,
no lin Richmond. Va.
WANTED-5,O00 bushels dried APPLES aud
w PEACHES, for which the highest market
price will be paid.
oc 3l-ts POTTS, FARLEY l. co.
IHTANTED.-For the balance of the wear, ut the
w Coke Yards, two able EtRO MEN, to work
under shelter. JNO. ]. WERTH, Agent.
Oc &-ts
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EA November 23, 1850
A laree lot of elegant
SILKS,
MOUSEIAINES,
VAL. ROBES.
. POPLIN Do,
And other style Dress Goods, to be sold off at once.
tTHOS. r. PRICE &c co.
Have laid out great variety of the above Goods
to which they invite special attention. They are
to he sold within the next few weeks at some
price. and their customers and the public are IN
pited to give them early call, they may expect
to get them at their own prices.
Just opened. an elegant lot of Cloth CL0AKS, to
which attention is called.
LADIES' FURS In great variety. nj link, Stone
Martin, Sable. Hudson Bay Sable. &c.. &c
beautiful lot IRISH POPl.iNS reee,yed to day.
o24-lm THOS. X. PRICE K co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

- A MEETING OF THE PEOPLE
on MONDAY. their Court day j for the purpose Of
forming aSOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION,
auxiliary TO the Central Southern Rights Associs.
ton of Virginia. DANIEL III. LONDON Is expected
to address the meeting. o29-6t
- A MEETING OF THE OPPOSI-
0>.a TON PARTY will he held at Henrico
County COURT house, on MONDAY next, THAT
being Court day for the purpose Of appointing
Delegates tn the Convention, to be held in thlscty
on the l4th December. no 29-3t
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ia Specia Notwithstanding determined be-
fore next fall to thoroughly repair our store pull
down and hni'd we therefore offer all our
WOoI.LEN and other goods adapted to FALL and
WINTER wear at cost. We solicit a call from al
persons In want of sneh goods. as they must and
will he sold at some price. Call at
no3O-lm COURTNEY'S, 203 Broad st.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA, NOV. 50. 1882
High Water this day Thursday 9X O'Clock.
ARRIVED,

Schr. Angelina. Vanceaf Lemon, New York,
hay, Whitlpck Son.
schr. Ocean, Aaron, Baltimore. pig iron, W. s.
Triplett
Schr John Forsyth, Holmes. Jacksonville, lum-
Der. s C. Robinson.
Schr. Georgeanns, Langdon, James River, lum-
Der. T. A. Parker.
SAILED,
Schr. VIM. Severe, Brooks, Baltimore, mdze.,
w. d. Coquitt Co
Schr. j. B. & F. L., Phars, down the river, Lii ht
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NV YORK. Nov. 29.-Arrived, schrs. Lynch
burg. Harrison. Richmond Mary; Smith, do; n.
Dixon, Ward, Petersburg; ]. t. Franklin, John
1on do; C. fuli, Cooper. Frederlekshprs; 8. B.
bers; Oliver III Lee, Duder; Mary Ann, Prsdmore,
and Avon, Woodlnapson, Virginia. with wood.
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LOST AND sTRAYED.

nzTrrhA SIS REWARn.-Strayed from .m7 rs
EAsT sidence on Marshall street, SATURDAY., the
dk=-ansi2th inst, . Bnndrd COW. VITA both sars
er~ppss and the tips of bnth horns sawed, with q
white mark half way down her back. She was giv-
ing milk when she loft The sbovs reward viii bs
siven to any ono delivering her TO uis, at Smith &
HARwoop's, or at my residerce,
de l-2W y. w. HARMON
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WAATED-5,00 600 bushels dried APPLES and
w PEACHES. for which the highest market
price will be paid
oc SITS POTTS, FARLEY l. co.
IHTANTED.-F For the balance of the rear, ut the
w Coke Yards, two able NEtRO MEN, to work
under shelter. JNO. j. WERTH, Agent.
oc &-ts
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IS REWARD. .strayed from 10
FAxr> Canal Boat " Hope" FRIDAY night Sept.
GTvH 2, q mouse colored MARE MOLE. No
e>AsH. marks recollected with the exception OF
scar on the back of the neck and :
fresh scar on the wither. viii pay 1ore@srd and
all reasonable expenses to any person Y no VIII DE-
liver said Mule at Mr.. J. L. Statnn.s office;
oc SLIM Y. ii. SCHCGG,.
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LNENCING AGADEMY.-The subscr,ter has
7 opened his ACADEMY on tho 9Th floor In the
Mechanics' Institute. for the engning winter. as
apply at the Academy. Open from % clock. A. 81,
until 10 o'clock, p. NJ, excep. Saturday night.
no l9-2w C. B. ESTVAN.
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A STONISHING TO ALL.-MADAME RUS
"a SELL, the celebrated Astroioeist. has JUST
arrived, and will roman but short time. She was
born with natural gift tote Gil the events Of life
your very thous hts; viii tell whether gu are
married or single, and how many times you are To
be married; will cause speedy marriage. She has
astonlshed thousands with her magic. power, No
House, 18th or Governor street, between Msin
and Franklin streets. NO u In
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
way hither. saws I:

way hlther, says:
Before this year has come to ah end they will
overrun this State and penetrate to every min
ing locality in numbers to which the standing
armies OF the United States will hear only pig
my comparison. The mines, in fact every inch
OF American soil, are reserved for and needed
by the citizens of this government, but these pa
gans, these paper-hurners and joss worshippers,
VIII at once take advantage of the system of
freedom-run-mad which now governs the coun-
try, and will coolly proceed to carry away those
golden treasures for which Americans fought
and bled so freely. AS it is, it is complained
that there is not a suficiency Of gold for those
who are engaged in mining pursuits. What
must be the case, when these human rats are
scratching at our precious deposites by tens of
thousands? Must the State be ruined, that
merely few shipping merchants may accumu-
late fortunes which they will spend elsewhere ?
obviously, those who share with us the advan-
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
Township Officers.

SHASTA TowNsHlP-Justices of the Peace-J
r. Durick, and Jmes Keene. Constables-Tho-
mas J. Flynn, Joseph NJ. Short
CLEAR CREEK TowNsHIP.--Justices- William
Knowlton, James NJ. Eby. Constables-J. w
Gardner, D. Wilder.
FRENCH GULcH Observation-Disclosures NJ
Mcdonald. Constable-William Davis.
SIERRA TowNsHIr-Justices-S. D. Baker, D.
G. Stevenson. Constables-Stephen Park, Jo-
sepn Meyer.
PITT RIVER TowSsHIp- Justices Thomas
Bass, A. R. McCollum. Constabes-Daniel G
Hunt, - Stanley.
SUGAR LOAF TowNsHIP.-Justices- Nc
Mann, s. F. Southern. Constables-William
Lytle, David Reams
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

Rag" The Shasta Courier enumerates but three
candidates in the field from the north, for Con-
gress, and designates Messrs. Geiger, Burch and
Montgomery as the persons. Now to our GER
tain knowledge Mr.. Henry Meredith of the
county of Nevada is an aspiraEt for that NOM
ination, and as he is every way worthy of it, we
object to the Courier or any other paper making
bridge of Henrys nose-we do.--Placer Herald.
Our omition of Mr.. Meredeths name was un-
intentional. We heartily endorse Mr.. NJ as a
man worthy and capable.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

CHINAMES CoMrNG.-About two hundred Chi
namen, says the Mariposa Star, arrived in Hor-
nltos last week, being the adpance guard of a
large number who are on their way to Maripo-
sa county. Since the Supreme Court have de-
clded on the unconstitutionality of the law pro-
hiblting their immigration, they are fairly
swarming to this country. AS it seems that no
Legislative enactment can stand the test of that
embodiment of California wisdom yclept the Su-
preme Court, we see no other remedy but for the
mining population to enforce their mining laws
and regulations in their respective localities,
and in self-protection exclude Cinnamon from
their diggings.
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04
Times of Holding Courts.

Times of Holding Courts.
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SHAsTA-Third Mondays in January, May and
September.
SIsKIYou-First Mondays in March, July and
November.
TRISIrY-Second Mondays in April, August
and December
Shasta County Courts.
Held on the lst Mondays of January, May and
September.
AT said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of. and
after that the business of the County Court and
Probate Court in such order as the Judge may
determine.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Meet lst Mondays in
May, August, November and February
The Shasta courier., 1859-06-04

NIKE WALSH AND HIS BRoTHERs.-The Mem.
phis Ardlanche has the following interesting re-
minscence concerning the brothers of the late
Mike Walsh
The children consisted of four brothers and
sister, of whom Mike was the Youngest. that had
been scattered in all directions upon the death
OF their father. Mike alone remained with his
mother most singular fatality befel them
all One of the brothers was shot in a duel.
across table in Southern city; another fell
by the side of the brave Crockett at the massa-
ere of Alamo; the third brother was burned in
the Ben Sherrod, and his sister perished in the
Inflated Lexington. The mother soon followed
her Children leaving poor Mike to meet death,
under the circumstances, more terrible than any
of the rest