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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

MN. A. GR1LLS,
AND FORWARDIMG MERCHANT
RICHMOND, Va.
Also; agent fer The ssls Of W Al a. AlHeys justly
BENZ Crawford, Rudolph Turk
Augusta; Thomas, Hughes i Caldwell; Kent, Paine
4 Co., Richmond. jy 26-d1nt
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Ho~.u.-r. Virginia CENTKAL
es119SEEsaH 8 uR RS p & n Il ER Ar ri

RANGEMENT. 80
Trains leave Richmond twice daily, Sunday
nights excepted, WIS $50, A; M, and e4s, P. NJ,
for Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore, &c.
Passengers by the 6:45, p. NJ, train do not change
cars between Richmond and Alexandris.
SPRINGS, via Charlottesville and Stanton.
THROUGH TICKETS.
Fare to Washington. -. $3.50
Baltimore. .......... ..........,-..... 100
:. fhiiaGe pnia....-. +..---.-,. $50
=" New York.. ...-........-. ii.5o
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l5 TO 20 per cent. saved by buying from -
II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats of best quality, 50 50; do second
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, g; hno calf
skin sewed Boots 50; Congress Cater Boots. Is;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, Is.
J. H. ANTHONY ha4 made arrangements with
one Of the best makers in tho city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial cali
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpro-
HALE oc 23-d&wts
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WIN. SATTLER Il CO.,
W IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW

GLASS.
BRUSH ES.-We received by the late steamer
large supply of Painters and Artists Brushes. OF
superior quality to which we call the attention OF
mr. C,Isfom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-11

C0.P2ftHeTSMTFs
The undersigned have this day purchased Of J.:
D. GOODMAN his entire interest in the stock and
accounts of J. d. GOODMAN CO., and will con-
tinue the CLOTHING BUSINESS; under the style
recently occupied BY J. d. Goodman l. Co. They
assure the patrons of the old concern that nothing
shall be left undone that may please thep and they
merit and secure, not ONLY their patronage, but
that of the public generally. ]. Il. SIMPSON,
July 10Th, 1850. n. L. MILLER.
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N4s sa8f9 80 tsassassa
sAsH@A ~ ~ saasasassH In sa5 assFasHl sss~aiw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05
Gbe Grmiitp sorrnal.
CALVIN B. MCDONALD, Editor.
WEAVERVILLE, CAL.,
Saturday Morning, March 5, 1889.

OFFICIAL RECoMPENsE.--We are disposed to
travel toward conclusions differing from those
arrived at by our courteous cotemporary. the
Shasta Courier in relation to salaries of State Of
ieers Our neighbor argues that commonwealth
officers are compelled to maintain a certain res
pectability of appearance and home hospitality
which cannot be accomplished with their present
salaries. Judges of Supreme Court now get
$4,000 year--S500 month that ought to keep
up very respectable show others in proper
tion with the dignity of their places arc paid va
rious salaries from $4,000 upwards
We do not believe It necessary that the Sccre-
tary of State should keep public hotel or free
restaurant it is quite possible that great mum
Der of very respectable citizens should visit Sac.
ramento and transact business with that function
airy without dining at his table or sleeping in his
bed certainly they would not If advised of his
extreme poverty or " indurated loftiness," q con-
dition roughly phrased as "hard up" But ii
should not be lost sight of that citizens are not
expected to accept these offices as facilities for
rapid accumulation of money-they are honora-
bic stepping places to higher advancement. We
venture that our intelligent neighbor would be
Secretary Of State for the small sum of $3.50 a
month, and take the chances of starvation. lie
and his accomplished wife could board in Sacra
mento at a magnificent hotel for $50 week, and
have more than that much left for extra contin-
gency--if he chose TO set up establishment, keep
horses, carriages servants and dogs he might
require more. The State cannot pretend to pay
its officers the full amounts they might make in
pursuit of lucrative professors for instance, we
are aware that Judge Fields legal practice has
been more than $4,000 year but the distin-
gushed and able juris was willing to work much
harder for the triding sum of SG,0OO-the honor
of position is something
This is a potent fact intelligent and capable
citizens are now working for $50 and 500 a
month. Retrenchment has been found necessary
in all industrial pursuits salaries have been re-
dnced and workmen's wages cut down now, il
is hardly inst TO increase public office remunera-
tion in proportion with that reduction. The prin-
cple is a bad one, the example is pernicious, and
the measure itselfis impolitic
We hope that The generosity and justice Of onr
cotemporary will enable us to escape suspicion
of demagogueism or affec ted anxiety for the pro-
lection of treasury no one dispises fustian pa
triot or vociicrous treasury whep more than we
but we are opposed to any retrOgrade measure or
conflicting with economic principles prescribed
fer subdivisions of State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

FREEDOM OF A IloME PREss.-We remark this
community as the most tolerant Of local journal
opinion of any that we have ever lived in; we
are never annoyed by ofIicious advice or ndivid.
nal fault-fnding; we have been in no respect
interfered with by any citizen in the free express
sion of whatever opinion we desired to give
currency. This is proper it abstracts the worst
annoyance of journalism, and Is the surest means
Of making local newspaper useful. With proper
consideration, no citizen whose individual rights
have not been transgressed will condemn Jour
nal because it does not in every particular,
express his own views; publisher may print
with as much freedom as he is permitted TO talk
in the street, If neghbors do not like to hear his
oral remarks, they may bid him good day; If
they do not approve certain articles in his paper,
they can skip the obnoxious and find something
else
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05


WAsHIXGroN's NArIoxAf MoNUMENT.-In ac-
cordance with suggestion by Gov. Weller, res
olntion passed the Senate on the 22d approprla.
ting one thousand dollars to help build the Wash
ington National Monument Mr.. Kirkpatrick, OF
Sierra, made a feeling and earnest speech in sup.
port of the bill we cannot consider his remarks
altogether eloquent but the speech was extreme.
ly good and appropriate. This young Senator is
a magni Gcent speaker he lacks no requisite for
successful and celebrated craftsmanship sound
in Judgment, honest In purpose, attractive in
speech and admirable in all traits Of manly char
acter. nothing can debar him from the highest
honors he may require Of State. We shall re-
ioice in his advancement, for IN long association
we admired the character and capacity Of this
mere youth who is already distanclng senior com
petitors We saw him come to Downevllle very
poor and unknown be spoke Of his capacity to
nobody. sought nobody's influence, and for time
his legal practice was scant. One night we heard
him in the village debating society and remarked
his wonderful grace Of eOcution and gave OK
press ion to conclusions in the local Journal and
we believe. not without benefit To the young
stranger. Since then The just appreciation of the
Sierra people have given him the highest place
Of honor and popularity our young friend Is
fairly out in the popular breeze and we trust
that the kindly meant observations of a friend
may nothing retard hm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05
Rrlcr Reference.

Brief Reference.
The Marysvile Democrat relates that an Irish
man having caught solemn looking man in bed
with neighbor's wife, seized the adulterer by
the top of the head and seat of the trowsers and
thus marched him half mile to the station house.
The captor swore he wasn't going to allow such
disreputable proceedings in neghb orhood of his
house. Cattle are dying in Siskiyou county
from cold and scarcity of provender. .SrAoE
fare from Shasta to Yreka has been increased
from five to fifteen dollars, since withdrawal of
opposition THE Yreka Ladies' Sewing Circle
have purchased 200 books for the town library.
JERoME MADDEN, Sacramento county Recorder.
aud Il. D, Ferguson, late Assemblyman, bad
fight recently Ferguson got his head d" in chan
ccry,' and was released by humane person.
JouN TRAINoR, an old fruit veudcr of Colus was
recently found in his shop with bullet hole in
his heart. 1r is stated that former Sierra
AssemblymNu went home and said to notary
that he had passer law effectlng "notoraily
seals, and that he must procure new one Tho
other argued that the old one would do. The
law.maker examined 1t, Strengthened himself up.
passing his hand over his coat sleeves and folding
his arms on his breast said, with great severity:
The law, sir, expressly states, sir that the new
seal sir, shall have a coat sir, u coat and arms.
this way, sir'. Mn. PAutLrN the actor. was
arraigned In San Francisco police court for
backing the eyes OF one Whelock who slandcred
his little daughter Two of the robbers en-
gagged In the late attack near Forest City. are in
jail; they stole horses from n Mr. McQuade who
pursued them to Clear Lake and captured them
one escaped ONE Foster having killed
man on Frazer river, travelled all the way, 1900
miles overland, arriving at Nevada last week,
having made the journey In winter and through
hostile Indian country Democrat A MEAN
wretch In San Francisco complained of a cohbler's
stall ohstruoting the walk, because the cobber's
dog whipped his own. A REVIVAL of religion
is going on ut Chico; Elder Reasoncr Ia holding
quarterly meeting there, ,SGvrWN ferries on
the Yuba have been ohstructed by sand and
tailngs; the river IL rapidly filling up. -. Two
persons were recently killed in Jackson mine
49,. GuEAT excitement prevails in San Francisco
because Of the murder of Alhlnus Blllman, by
the friends Of u prostitute, II Is believed A
CLIPPER full of girls arrived lately at San Fran
cisco ARCHIBALD WoODs, who fought under
General Harrison, and was present at the death
Of Tecumseh, died last week at San Francisco
~ years old,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

SOME REMARKS on BuslNEss.-In few words
we want to suggest to citizens doing extensive
business that it will be much to their interest and
ours, to advertise extensively in the home paper.
Last summer the proportion Of advertisements
was not large in comparison with the number of
houses doing business we are grateful, however,
that it decreased but little during this most pinch
ing winter. This paper is now extensively read
and is measurably popular In the county, and has
very considerable circulation in other parts
IL has capacity of usefulness 10 advertisers, with
the advantage of unusual notOriety and-we hope
respect. These are business facts, expressed in
a business way, to business people, who will make
their own calculations without further importu-
nifty by us.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

THE POoR Man " INDEFINITELY PosTFoNED"
An Assembly bill, enabling poor persons to
prosecute and defend" has been indefinitely
postponed" by the Senate. The Shasta Senator,
Garter, thought that every poor person desiring
to sue or defend, could find some " friend" ready
aud willing to advance costs or security. We
admire that mans high estimate Of human gene
rosity; we rejoice that we know of, at least, one
person to whom we, being poor, may apply in
extremity for we know that at the least sgnih-
cancc of distressed poverty Senator Garter would
dive down to his boot-straps for divers and allie
Waiting monies
Isn't the progress Of brotherhood and christian
charity prodlgious' Only Think when Christ
resided In the world he found the poor entirely
friendless and in deplorably neglected condition
so knocked about that he thought necessary to
declare certain general rules for their protection;
ces are amazingly improved, surrounded by
/" friends," waiting for chance 10 lend them
money insomuch that the State need make no
provision for the poor's prOtecton-n fact may
postpone the poor man altogether. Happy coun-
try Blessed lumnously charitable spot In the
revolving wheel Of centuries No longer " sell
that ye hath and give unto the poor,p but give
away what ye have and be poor that ye may
fathom the length and breadth, heghth and
depth Of the mmcasurable love which this age
bears for the poor
Arguments like Mr.. Carter are as cold heart
ed as the rock on the north side Of an arctic hill
and at his logic warmed.sonled charity with
" strong disgust Is stirred"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

YREKA Pass AND Tng CoUnrs.-'fhe Union
ie in dispute with the courts in regard to publish
ing evidence. The funniest part is that The city
recorder has got his back up and declares that
since the other courts have decided that their pro-
ceedings shall not be made subject of newspaper
comment, be will not permit the Uaion to copy
the dds" from his docket II that court
shn Is an asaeE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

COMPARATIVELY LAWGE.--One JOURNAL for
every five persons nhabitng Weavorvllc is sub
scrlbed for, and distributed weekly, within its
limits; this we presume to be an unusually large
proportion, and we should like to print in New
York with the same ratio OF subscribers Citizens
complain that the paper is frequently conveyed
off, without their appreciation, before they have
had time TO read IT through. OF these facts we
are disposed to be very boasiiul, without addition
of more words.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

Now WE'RE GoING TO HAVE Pull At THE
TREAsURY.--The Pacific Railroad Bill was lately
"up'' again in Congress. Mr.. DooIfHe- what
name TO undertake so much work proposed to
build three roads 10 the Pacific. Senator Gwn
got mad and moved that the bill be re-committed
to the tail of his coat IL was also proposed to
advertise proposals in all papers in the United
States. We trust, nay, we are quite convinced,
that If there's any advertising to be done, our
friend, the Doctor will mention our claims on
his personal friendship. Come, Doctor, you IN
derstand Speak to Mr.. Buchanan about it, and
then send us copy OF your speech.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

INGRATfTUDE.-Th editor Of the Sierra Citizen
took in a couple Of fellows, advised them TO es-
tablish paper in Utah, named it for them, wrote
aud printed prospectus for nothing and perform
ed divers other civilities, for all Of which they
are now abusing him and iustanciog bis physiog-
nomy as Indicative Of unexampled inrpitude and
rascaliiy. lie regrets now that he did not at
first kick them out on suspicion Of ingrattude.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

THAT'LL FIX EN-, DRABBIT 'EM.-A sagaeious
Sacramento journalist proposes that nasmuch as
the Legislature cannot prevent monopoles from
charging too much, law should be made pro-
hibiting them from charging too lille! This is
something we hadn't thought Of BY George
it's just the thing Monopolies or men should
not he permitted to work for nothiDg--that's
constitutional, fixed fact. We think however,
that " the constitution" will permit steamboat
men to boat few Of their " friends for mere
nominal consideration or five hundred Of
them, or such matter
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

On SroP THAT, WATKINS We're tired seeing
extracts from Sniktaw's" legislative humor,
and are sorry to see person from his great
North take position as capitol jester. lie has
established reputation for making people laugh,
aad he should now take nap on his accumula ted
vegetation. If unable to restrain his
genius for burlesque, he should engage as leading
actor in u circus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

"LABoR."-We have magnificent poem, by
Mr.. WELLS, entitled Labor" which is reserved
for a special occasion. The subject is common,
but is not treated ofby common writer of verse
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

DuNcoMBE, the expelled Sacramento Assembly
man, has been reelected by 200 majortyi with
no admiration for his particular party faction
we thought the principle wrong that expelled
him beyond that, the affair was of little couse.
quence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

"a SWEET SCENTED ScouNDRET~ Jim. Bell
was caught in Marysvile with stolen jar Of
candy under bis arm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05
Notwithstanding

The hard times there is a large assortment Of
pretty much all kinds of Goods, suitable for this
market, for sale at the most reasonable prices by
JAS. S. MCCAIN & co.
Weaverville, Feb 10, 1852 4td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05

BULKY HEADs--Most of the San francisco
journals are jnst now suffering with the bulk head
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-03-05
DAY AND EVENING
WRITING SCHOOL.
Main Street, next door 10 Baehr's JeweIry
Store, WeaverviIIe.

The undersigned is now prepared to
M4@ - give instruction in Writing and Book
k-1==-za& keeping, by SINGLE or DOUBLE EN-
TRY. Aching wrists, eramped fingers, propping
up the arm-by allowing it to rest on the desk
are all obviated with facility. The pupil will be
taught to read his writing without having to stop
and turn the paper, which should always be sta
tionary when writing.
He is also prepared to take trial balances of
merchants books, and adjust any complicated
accounts at a reasonable recompense, confden-
TALLY. He would also form class in writing of
school Gents and Misses, one or two days in the
weekday time-if sufficient number of schol
ars should offer. Satisfaction given, or no nav |
ID. WEBSTER CLEGG.
Weaver, Jan. 8, 1858. 81.
, 1859-11-25


on sad notes and that In all other respects the res-
soc Of aid treasury notes shall be subject to the terms
and conditions Of the act Aforesaid.
Sac. 6. And " n further sRaeted, That the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury s hereby authorized under the
act Of June fourteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty.
eight to issue coupon registered stock the pur
sEc. !. fnd D. Il further snacfsd, That the post
once in Boston, Massachusetts, shall not be removed
om is present location until after the next session
Of Congress, pToUided the remOnstrants against il
removal will indemnify the government from any I'D
ditioual expense growing out Of any contracts for
another site.
SIC. s. And BE- &c further enacted, That such on
cen As were placed upon the "furlough list by the
action Of the said Naval Retiring Board and who
have been subsequently transferred 10 the leave
list shall be allowed leave pay for and during the
time they were on the furough list As Aforesaid de-
dncting The furlough pay which they received during
SIC. .. And b. Il further snoetsd, That in case Of
the death OF any ooer after his restoration or trans
fer as Aforesaid his legal representatives, shall be en-
titled 10 receive the amount which said oiceT would
have received, under this act up 10 the time Of his
death.
SIC. TO- AAd BE- Il further saaetsd, That in default
nf any contractor under the act approved August
tWenty-sixth eighteen hundred and hitytWO entitled
An act 10 provide for executing the public printing
and estab hing the prices therefor, and for other
purposes" 10 comply with his contract In furnishing
the payer for the public printing in proper time and
printing Is hereby authorized and directed 10 adver
tise for proposals. for such time and In such places
be may deem eXpedient and award the contract u
the lowest bidder, and 70 purchase in the open
ket upon the best practicable terms ell the papel
that may be required for the public printing until
contract Is made and any increase Of cost To the
government in procuring a supply Of paper, the con
tractor in default and his securities shall be charged
with and beld responsible for the same, and shall bt
prosecuted upon their bond in the ofthe United
States In the circuit court Of the United States
all acts parts Of acts inconsistent with this section
BE- and the same are hereby, repealed.
SEC. H. And BE- Il further SnGctsd, That In all casei
where, by the terms Of any Indian treaty in Kansa
Territory said Indians are entitled to separate selec
tons Of land and 70 patent therefor under guards
restrictions conditions for their benefit the Seore
tary Of the Interior hereby authorized TO cause pat
ens therefor 70 issue 10 such Indian Indians ant
their heirs upon such conditions and limia ton an,
under such guards restrcti5ns may be prescrib
ed BY said Secretary: PrOUidsd That thing hereir
contained shall be construed 10 apply 10 the New
York Indians, or TO Affect their rights under the trea
ty made by them in eighteen hundred and thirtyeigh
at Buffalo Creek.
Approved March >, 1859.
, 1859-11-25
DIR. h. D. LONGAKER,
Surgical and Mechanical
DENTIST,

DR L. HAVING PERMANENTLY 10 q
IL Gated on Puget Sound, would respect slIfySS.I
fully inform the public that he u prepared
10 perform all necessary operation on Testh IN ~
most scientific manner.
Artificial Teeth inserted on GoldtoT Silver pl.is
from a single tooth 10 a full set
TEETH INSERTED ON HEALTHY ROos.
Teeth plugged with best Gold OF Tin Poll.
Tooth-ache edectually cured without pain.
Teeth extracted In the most careful manner. Chlo
roform or Ether given II desired.
N. B. All jobs warranted 70 give satisiactioa-
DR.. L. is now stopping In Olympia, Whers NJ VI
remain until Feb llth when he will visit he fallss
ing places, viz SteiaeOom. Seattle. Port Md
TeekAlet Port Townsend, Whidby's Island.
Ofice-At C. Ford's Photograph and Ambfuaypl
Rooms, Main Street Olympia.
Jan. IA, 1859. 6tf
, 1859-11-25
NEW STORE
AND
HRW FIRM
AT
TUM WATER!

TOHN SCOTT 4 co. TAKE THIS METHOD ~
store formerly occupied by y. n. WILSON q r.
Water.
We are now opening one of The larresi - -
assorted stocks OF Goods that ever cane y ths -.
try, and determined 70 sell them - -
small enough 70 defy competition.
We intend 10 change our style q doinr b1H-rsH
from the credit system 10 small proats and $50 =
turns. Therefore we must have the eash 10 haaas
Remember that Dry Goods. Cl0thing. errrsfiss
perfectly In our lihe. -
Give Us q call. Feb 4, lsA llu
, 1859-11-25
L. P. PISHRRo
Advertising Ageby,

Advertising Agenelt
SAN FRANCISCO. cAL
MO. l7lI washingios stIssi. - sisa 49,
IN posite MagulreS Opsa nuua
L. P. FlshER !. ths auIhaTiIIa alIHlH -
PIoSEEn a DEsoslAI, g.Tula -
Dalles Jouni, Dallls. OF
Marysviile Helldi
Sacramento Unioai
Pacific Methodist. hlurtt4ai
Sonora Herald;
Nevada Jourualf
Grass Valley TelaGrarAl
Fl Dorado Ds@ooiui. Fi.aslsn-s
San joaquin Rspuhiican. n.a11af
Mountain Democrat, fi.cslt4
Shasta Courier
harposa GaHettei
YrekA Weekly Unlaal
Trinity Journal, NeaFsryuaI
Iowa Hill News;
Volcano Ledrer;
Weekly Ledger. iarklunf
San Jose TslsgayA'
Sonoma County JouFual
Folsom Diapatchi
California hinihg Jourual
Los Angeles slaF;
Santa Barhara Ganrttf.
San Diego Herald.
Alameda County Gsnsitsi
Placer Courier. fankfs luaht
Napa County ReparisTj
Sierra Democrat, nUsnisFuaI
Humboldt Times;
Oregonian, Portland o. p
Oregon Statesman. salam q -
Herald. Jaeksonvilis. OIf
Pacific Christian Advuruis saira oNa
Polynesan, Honolulu. ai
Pacific Commercial AdFrIti.s nua1aa 80
Mexican ExtranrdinaFy CllF 4 MraaH
Hongkong RsGisieF. Chiua
ADVERTISING IN TIE ATIANIur $50
L. p P. has nov eomplst.a - .lr.HrH~
the forwarding Of advsrti-snsnts & q = 49,
largest circulating Journak anf uras1a1u -
In the Atlantic StAtes
A fine opportunity Il hsfs oa.rrf I - 80
TO advertise In any part u a. luaaa = 80
manner.
Sept.4, 1867. aaN
, 1859-11-25
]. D. HOLMAN !
]. H. WHITCOMB J

r'1;10ay coSn,y o. q cs.s.is. 60 : sEsi-
To J. II. WnuuuHng
You are hsFuhy uoiIarf - = nw
fled 4 complaint ahd susf - e -
you in aid eouH, uhicA - 80 e
more than three mauths 49, - NHalI
NOvENBER, 1853, and unissa - 49, Z q
and answer. the aame 81 \ lalra : Haa
the prayer Of said oomplaiut TIaHara - -
three hundred and toe aui,1l - uaa
upon two pFOmiasnFy natoa - - - -"
terest according 70 ths iruaI 49,
AZ AnuruNI
Oct. n. 1850 amso