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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23
ROBINSON'S
MANIPULATED EUANO.

VlIiSrNEQC FERTILE aH, composed Of on at
best PERI VAN GiINO one half fine iROt'ND BOSr
aud the best PHoSPHA nc GEANO ron,ti IN far imma
,- Lcng prepared by and proved machinery bv
ing all uniform fine powder aud for application bv driu
&, the nd hay "a,
ing, that Tor all craps equal To any fer
offered the farming community. The QUALITY
PEkFfCTLY uNIfONh all ca a " AR
RANrED to contain : per cent OF AMMONIA nd 40
per Of BONE PhoSlllA or LIME II is nut M H.
good about 100 lbs each pch Vi pr
notice that the ROBINSON, Is BRAIDED on sc ba
none other Is genuine.
long the trade and the genra
here given by all Guanoe sold by Ill., hope he
the article Offered will
III also keep constantly nu hand the best PERUVIAN MyN
and other Guanoes, which will sell any bn,,
in the city. WIN ROBINSON,
Nos and H"il ngsworth Street
Near Pratt Street Wharf
BnTiMoRr.
Robnsons Manipulated Gunno is also sold in suit by
the following Agents:
j. z. Ne,e A exanlria. Va. Garrison Maine Norfolk
Va; T. IL Skmker & Co Richmond, Va Thoma. Branch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23
CON Mf,ssSIAl..
PORT OF TIL f
Iynchbarx Tobacco and ssrais naract,
CORRECTED III
AIEgs DEF. Il TOOT,
c o M NJ I s 81 ON M L II A NJ g.

TOBACCO mar. 81 |. and buyani. and pie
are higher We md dark Leaf >ii8s4 me
diaa aud good ioa ega q; inferior AID Lags &C.;
ae.ium and goed lugs o. 81 {
wIEAf.asr...t an GO d gu ri,its in demsd. We
qtoie prime White . -; .,ta ifs sl - LIVER grad :
81 iudl -
FEot I-Fa,,fHbie al rf,c increased tone 10 the
natse ". dt"- -urtiiHt Sb3 att Ertr, 81 = In
NV f"rk February lnh. Southern Fionr - ~
aud mash ase 1T e. 81 II for Geur-e
e ioaei tr Pc. shufg AID Ri,tnap and So
Gail,g q laSatL
com -Gern j. IN L. and at NJ To- % cents.
MEAL II ~ eln's
OATS - = TOD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

Elorkxrxr--A very peculiar elopemsnt case is
Just now current topic Of conversation in Maine.
On the Both ult an artist named Deavan. who
for long time has been supposed to be deaf
mute. cloped with young woman of Presquc
Isle, Aroostock county. They hired sleigh and
taking. as they supposed. convenient opportuni-
ty drove away in search of minister, but the
road was long, and the parents of the young wo-
man knew the tendencies of the couple, and the
result was, that the angry father overlook the
runaways, and when on the road, to his astonish-
ment. the dumb man spoke, declaring that the girl
was his and he would have her. How the matter
was decided is not yet ascertained.
ESCAPE OF TwESrY-oNE PRISONERS FROM New
CASTLE JAIL.-New Castle, Feb. 19.-Last night
twenty one prisoners, confined in Jail in this place
for various crimes, effected their escape Among
them were the two ONeills and Doughtery, who
were serving out a term of i'm prisonment for muir
der; Robinson, sentenced to death for committing
n rape on Jane Norris, and Samuel Turner. his
accomplice. who was awaiting his trial on the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-23

4 nAA DOX. Bu,krts BroOals. Brushes,
9OOO Flour Backo,s Tubs, Measures; tor sale by
JONES t. co,
feb 23ds Richmond,
, 1859-10-28
the DIXIE OF cAMRnIpcE coMIyc.

We sec it stated, says the st. Louis ErpreS
that the Duke of Cambridge, Commander.in-
chief Of the British Army, has sailed from Bantry
Bay, ireland, for Vancouver's Island. 1t Gen
eral Winfield Scott sailed from New York for the
same regionlast Tuesday The two chieftains will
therefore meet and represent their Governments
in the San Juan difficulty. We do not know much
about the military ability, or the soldierly quail
tiles Of the British Commander-n.chef; but
were he equal to tho mightiest of Englaud's old
heroes, he would not be a taller warrior than the
American Lieut. General II the management of
the San Juan affair be entrusted to the hands Of
these two soldiers, il will be settled amicably !;
for experienced soldiers arc'your best peace-ma.
kers, since none know SO well as they do the hor-
rors Of war.
In dispatch from Washington, dated Sept
"a, in tho ST. Louis papers, 1t is announced as
fact that the British Government has ordered
distinguished military commander to San Juan
Island, with instructions similar 10 those fur
nished to Gen. Scott by our own Government.
Both officers 60 out to preserve peace, and as
thcirreputations arc made, they can afford top
vent q collision.
In the event Of collision between the United
States and Great Britain, growing out Of the
San Juan affair, Gen. Harney can put tho Gov
ernment in possession Of tho fact in fifteen days
by an express from Vancouver to Salt Lake City,
and from thence 10 Leavenworth.
, 1859-10-28
REPLY TO MECHANIC.

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~" p~po " -. --H ,.s.' uPpcAiS az an,
e" oOn.uon winch was PuO''sleu
T.'' mn "esao p.'''1"'''' Siu ''s'0u oufPe".er'
t,Iss U sIu wnv .la.tS Th' IVpty, anu sls1s
%.H '"O' "",en .'ry muen uoao'
~ - SO '" Oo~, VIA. ~ '.,u '"'Oin' 'Ie a"'uOr
~ '' eO,l'.lunle'lion ,il"' 'lcrc Ase no. ca,Pen
% ,' e''Ous" ~ to~" ~ '"o P,'Se'', ',''e :" 10 ~.
ue wUrN rePuirsu' eHcSP. ! incl"ae J"ck-Ahlle
I e"'e,s' Asior yacN'Ane carEcn'erS' ! 10 not
AnU" "''S ~. " .HOn t,.A' nai'e wVulu apply
O....n s.O. s,;S n,,' Oe.,,'s 1ue "u'liC, u ua'
sn : 49, ~ ~. O''i'' '.li''.,'l l~rsn''
-. ~ ~ A. .,,u y =, u, p.,r % wn N @' ,'ar az ''ln "
~. ~ I % D"'" : "eO =" s"'
.,s s'" ;n""s. =: ~ T." ~n,0n Cvnp'o'sly suVSC aS:
-. ~ . m "o So ."0e' .n,O, 'i''
se So , In .,.' ~ 'o"'0 - %'s "c'u.,'ui lsS
60, ', -. 80 ""o .s'C'~O-e ue SIOie
80, , - '.,o .,e| 60 " '1.' VIZ ~" ,,'S
plO'eu : 'OiiP,e,e 'l11'' u ! n~y "e "i'oweu 'i'e
esp'eNS'O,' I"u '''Iu~S " rs running 'ne ma
eH. " "se i. I,I" ~ NC "
1elUu y "ous uo, ~ mas OeLeVe: nnaly Deen
converted 70 the useinl purpose Of grinding coffee
for the men employed about the mill. II mis-
take not. this 4 the selesame Mr.. Knowled0cbox
Who u;ora h;msole a Mochor;o.
"',S -. -
NOTWITHSTANDING oil this, be comes into town,
, 1859-10-28
PUGET SOUND HERALD,
MRHlCOOn. ". T, FRIDAY, OCT. Is, 1859.
ARRlvAL OF LIEUT.. GEN. SCOTT.

s ARRIVAL Oh LIEUT.. GEhs suOrE'
An unlocked for distinguished visitor has
suddenly made his appearance amongst US
in he porson Of Lieut. Gen. Winfield Scott
He was passenger on the steamer North
s,asy, and has been sent out BY our Govern.
mcnt On . mission connected with the occu-
nancy Of the Island Of San Juan. As will
Be seen elsewhere, Il is expected that he will
rne.t here tho Duke Of Cambridge, Com
unndsr.in.C CHEF Of the British army, with
TIE view Of adjusting the question relative TO
he naiioDal propristOrship Of that Island.
= IN San Francisco, Gen. Scott was most
enthusiastically received BY the citizens. Tri-
unnphal arches were erected in various pOr-
lions Of The city, and the people 0" "'ass'
seemed 70 vie with other in rendering heart
wnrmuelcOme to the war-WOm veteran. The
General Is accompanied by Col. Thomas and
Lieut. Col. Lay. U. 8. A., and other distin'
guiahe5 officers.
lis expected that the veteran will visit
Fort stsilacoom prior to his return.
, 1859-10-28

people should ever keep in grateful rcmcw-
brance the part which Gen. IIamey has en-.
acted in bringing about the desirable end
and, if it leads to quicting the title Of the
Puget Sound Agricultural Company to
nearly two entire counties in the Territory,
(another bright feature of the memorable
Oregon Treaty. as in all probability it will
do, another bone of contention, perhaps not
less serious than the first, will be happily
removed. We cannot hut honor Gen. tiar.
ney when We ponder the results likely TO
grow out of his action.
The Washington correspondent Of the
San Francisco Bulletin, under date Of Sept
23d, says:-
Be assured that the Administration do not feel
very grateful to Gen. Harney for bis course in
taking possession Of San Juan Island, and thus
tying up very troublesome diplomatic knot
They did not wish, at present, to make any such
issue. In fact, Mr.. Buchanan had hoped to shirk
al responsibility in the premises, by leaving It
upon the shoulders Of the Boundary Commits
sioner. He favored the judicious policy of Gov.
Marcy, in tho meantime.
TGov. Marcy, however, four years ago,
urged the adjustment of this question; his
foresight anticipating precisely the state of
things which now exists Had his counsel
been followed, the present dilemma would
have been avoided.-Ep. P. S. HERALD.]
Neither Gen. Harney nor the United States
n. l. IT.. LII IL
, 1859-10-28
m aAa guAn aUnsTIoN.

Ths Washington correspondent Of the San
Frandsoo Hsrald says:
1hs Adminisirasicn EsFe irst advised through
fho newspapers Of tho occupation Of San Juan
a. neIlnsuo leland, in The Straits Of Fuca, BY
United States troopA undo. the orders Of Gen
u1rn1y. subsequently, yolumlnous dispatches
asrs received from Gen Harney upon ne SUP,
isck Ii own orders, and The reason thereof and
k'- c1-lrrDondonts with Gov. Douglas No or
az. h,i 6sen given % Gen. Harnoy % take pos
g.. 'on q o. occupy The island, and 4 was not
intended 81 this Government % take that step.
IThs Inl.||'1rnto of tho act was unexpected and
rnUeI.omS. II threw upon the Executive the
1'.nonr'hIiir Of bringing lhe dispute 70 an ad-
In.|n.nf II limo when We have other unad-
fn~1r1 1'.onl1 uilh Croal Britain, and at 8 time
A. 1hon Iht British Government isin The hands
al a.. .ho IacIl neither the energy nor The dis.
position % rivo % some trouble Lord Palmer
|on II of N British statesmen, the least yielding
IN matters conc1lnlng British right % territory.
Besides lhoro 4 1ubsIs,ing and cordial hatred
11I4cl1 Nr Buchanan and Lord kalmer..on.
NJ Government has determined 70 slnd Lieut.
a., 1.oIf % ne seat Of uaI, on thenorthWcst
IN hrnn11fI. IN order 70 give such direction Of
1~-nl. ii regard 70 ne matter ID dispute as %
n.c-1rrs IhS rlthl1 and honor Of this country
"a. 4 Ihs sane tine, proVcnta collision between
n. United EInIls and lho British nuthotllloA The
dent cnlcrlnins 10 doubt oI ~ right 70 the
i1I.nf1 est Of the Canal Dc Haro, and, ag he
N'r.IT NEGOTIATED tho treaty with Mr.. Packen.
i@n. f,1 o1'nion On Ire subject is decisive On
I1 IA ofths British Minister here, Il & fequlr
- II.I a. United States Government should dis
11ou Gen. Hnrneys act IN taking possession Of
Han Juan o. Bellevue Island. He cons.defsh as
tll,ch .! n.i'ona' comfy No nssetsnon az. ean
, 1859-10-28

4.
VEuEfABLE AsD FRUn AckEoWLEDoxENTs.- -
During The past week we have been tho iortun-
ate recipient Of carloads Of fine vegetables
Frank ClaEk, Esq, at an early hour on Monday
morning, requested US to send cart over to his
garden. % remove lportion Of the prolific growth
Of Vegetables eucumbering his ground. We
were not slow TO accept the invitation, and speed
ny relieved his garden Of several loads Of beets
paznips, eucumbers etc. Were this tho first
time friend Clark bad done the same thing this
season, perhaps We should not have said any
thing about Il, br we know no don't like his
good deeds lobs published 10 the world; but
when the heart Is fnll, Il must ilnd utterahce,
and We therefore could not longer refrain from
mentioning Il We are indebted to him for veg.
eiables early and late, throughout the entire sea
son, and nothing seemed 70 give him 50 much
pleasure as % sec his neighbors, BY isinyiatiou,
taking them away. Peter Smith, Esq, also re-
membered Us during the week BY the prosenta-
ton q mammoth squash, cabbage, and beet,
weighing In an about lbo pounds Nj. Edw'd
Higgins, of Fort Nisquhlly, not TO DO outdOne by
The Others. kindly sent Us basket Of beautiful
applea You have our heaFtfls thanks. gentle.
mon, andonr best wishes i6r your prosperity and
happiness n it's good thing to haxe, good
naishbOrs We count ourself abundantly blest
Wonder Z friend Fafsts, of the Pisassr, Is 50
~ % SiiR aaj
EsFBEs EEIEnFklsE. -Immediately upon the
arrival Of fha ekaarnesl NsnfI 80, = - W., -
, 1859-10-28

srEAHKR WHsoS G. HUSr-The Pioneer in.
forms Us that this steamer, having been thor
ouehly repaired, viii soon resume her trip on the
Sound.
, 1859-10-28

From our Oregon exchanges We learn that
DaniOrd Balch, convicted in November last ol
the murder Of his sOn-in-law, Mortimer Stump,
was hanged on Monday, 18th inst
Patrick Shehan, mentioned list week as under
arrest for desertiOn from the q 8. Army, has
been discharged from custody.
2 A span Of very fine mares, valued ct $1,000,
belonging toJ. Welch, was drowned In the WI
lamette few days since.
An organized company is prospecting for lead
ore on the Santiam.
Among the passengers by the NortAener
were Rt Rev. DR.. Blanchet, Archbishop Of Ore.
gon; with him six priests and sixteen Sisters Of
Charity, who will enter upon the discharge Of
their respective missions in Oregon.
, 1859-10-28

( Tm wEArHEh-The heavy rains Of the pre-
ceding fortnight, noticed last week, have given
place to the mostdelightfil sunny weather. The
genial breath Of spring like temperature Is now
visible al about us; fruit and forest trees are
putting forth fresh buds, and mother earth Is
dOnning o new mantle Of green An nature
smiles again.
, 1859-10-28
BIRTH.

Near seacoOu Wednesday, Oct 2Gth the wife Of Mr.
John Rgney OF aSon.
, 1859-10-28

A Bro APPLE-Mr. J. =. Whitman presepted
to Us this morning . mammoth apple from the
orchard Of Mr.. Reed, at Monticello. Itisa beau
tiiul specimen Of the Gloria Mundi, and We thank
Mr.. Whitman for Il.
, 1859-10-28

CoNs OF TEMpERANcE-The meetings Of Good e.ma,,n =
Division No. stake place every alternate Friday Evening.
COON Members Of other divisions In rood stsndinS ~ IL
Nmea 70 attend 80 o. p. MEGKER a a
, 1859-10-28

The best purifier Of the blood, Halls Sarsa-
parlla, Yellow Dock and Iodide Of POtass.
, 1859-10-28
Spttial Nutitts.
Halls sarsRparIIla Yellow Dock and Io,I,a. =. :
pOlnas

prepared from the finest rcd Jamaica sarsapar,, .,
English lndide OF Poass; admirable restorative ana NV
rier Of the blood ceanses the system Of ali morld ~ "
impure natter removes pnpes, bOs and erlptonS fron ,L
skin, cures rheumatism and pains Of NIL kinds An Who es
afford should use il, rs tCs give them strength ma mn
long liie Sold by Druggists generally at q per bottle
H. HALL CO., ProprieloFs,
sS:en liS and 14S Ciny :. ~ sSISfEE,ss, E,
, 1859-10-28

NOr1CEThe partnership heretofore existing between
IN T. LIGHT and ). wIlITwORfH sheFsby dissolved
BY mutual consent All persons indebted said arm are
hereby notified TO and settle without delay r. A. Light
all debts against said nrn.
r. A. LIGHT,
J. T. wlfITW0RTH.
sleiacoom, Oct. 19th, 1850. 8Sa
, 1859-10-28

~ DR.. GuysOtt SIIn pI OV ed Extract Or Y.Il..
Dock and sarsapara, put up In quart bottles eoutns
OF the pure Honduras Sarsapra than any other
exaht which Is chemically combined with the ETtSa.s -
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry, thus makinS ~
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other
before TIE pubc Al the time u Is perfectly ipe f.o
all mineral posons which b. said any other N ~
Sarsaparla compounds. The invalid should beWan AZ ~,
era and metallic poons which and form M ae,
basis Of most Of the sarsapaas and panaceas Of m A..
Guysoits Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and sar,sSn
does not contain particle Of these substances a anv
ascertain by applying the necessary tests 0-ssAn
et NJ poisonous sarsaPara preparations alone ana M.
Guysott Improved Extract Of yellow Dock and
which thoroughly eicReous perfectly harmless And
vegetable All kinds Of disease yield is genial Inuence
has equal '~'es' u
De sure and get the QUART BOTTLES sold by drusr.,
PARK y WHITE, General Agents, Impor,.,, am.
street, san Francisco. sas.s W
, 1859-10-28

LATs PAPERA-we are indebted to Wells,
Fargo 4 Co, J. W. Sullivan, and Mr.. Lowell
Purser Of the Julia, for late papers from all
quarters Also to Z. O. Mayhew, Purser Of the
steamer C0wIits, for Oregon papers
, 1859-10-28
~ For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, g., n,
WIstar's Balsam of wild Cherry.

We regard the Wild Cherry tree as one Of Na,urr, -.
nhyschns-a sort Of Good Samaritan Of the FoFeTr ~
medical gun" has relieved the sueringS and saved M ~.
OF thousands The Balsam prepared by Dr. wstar 4 me-
and perfectly reliable preparation Of the CheTr1
ana H. remedy by no means "bad 10 take" We S.-"I
confidently and strongly In s praise, from having vIins.s.1
ts renovatng influence In cOnsumptVe cases. Vhsn a 49,
prescriptions had proved Of no effect = s'-sH
Sold by all respectable druggists.
he cautious as there many cOnnteFieis look vS =.
The signature before purchasing Take none une1a hss
name o. Henry Wsar, ND, Philadelphia and SeanssS
base limitations. =" ossss ~
PARK WHITE are the only Agents. 10 whom IN ors,,,
should be addressed. ." ~esfS
importers, Wholesale and Retail Arents
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINES. WARRANTRn
GENUINE y
lSS Washington st. opposite the Market San Frane,,eo
n0stetteT-The surprising eHeets or lloaa.s.
TERs VEGETABLE STOMACH BfTTERs, In remcVinV IN.
forcing an appetite imparng health and tone 10 ne svr
ana dsspaunE dyspcptc symptoms, truly WOnderfal
Every nervous dehtaed weak and emaeiated peIoo maiS
o1enale, should tryk at One wine -gassfa taIeS
.hree ues each day, before meals the patient sNouN
DC lady Or child In debiated condition, half the onHntS
VIII DO until Sncient strength restored which viii 6e rs@I
Eed short time, and convince the patient Of ne r1tH
o. the above named happy results which have gained Or hss
Btters such an envable reputation everywhere.
PARK 4 WHITE, Sole Agents.
s0sm ISS Washington st, San francisco.
, 1859-10-28

NOT1cE-Mislaid or removed from Mr.. Meekers desh
IN In his butchers shop roll Of envelope paper contain
ing pais q The towns Of Olympia and seae These plat
belong g NJ ecidshorcuG 70 whom only they val
liable. Whoever has this roll viii please return Il 70 Mr. o.
MeekeF to Lieut. T. J. HaFvie, a he garrison 0itf
, 1859-10-28
NOTICE
NOTICE.

DR. N. r. BURNS TAKES PLEASURE IN INFORM
HshD where IN future be may be 6and punctaa6 ever
saturday q each week. l charges vim be moderate, ani
terms cash. 96af
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-01
The TRINITY JOURNAL.
Calvin B. Mcdonald, Editor.
WEAVERVILLE:
Saturday Morning, .ynnunry (, 1859.

THROWING OVERHEARD OLD LvNrrD.-Thc San
Francisco Hcrdd is anxious to see rc-organzo-
ton Of the Democratic party, which Shall clip
Off both Gwn and Brodcricll wings supposing
that those two porsonagcs have caused discord
enough. We think such declaration Of indepcn-
dcnco quite becoming those naturally unimpor-
tant individuals have created great deal more
confusion than the scolps Of both can compensate
for. The rebellion comes too late, however it
brings to mind story: A citizen, passing along
the road, heard prodigious uproor and outcry
in tenement occupied by II very respectable
couple. Entering, he discovered the man failing
his wife furously, and having asked the reason
of the 1agclation, was Informed by the throshcr
that" have, for fifteen years, submitted to he
hen pccllcd by this here woman this is the
Fourth of July, and, by HI, I've declared my
independence -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-01
SATURDAY. JANUARY /. 1859.

Az INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER
We have before sketchcd plan for q popular
Democratic paper at the Capital BY indepcn-
dent we mean a newspaper entirely independent
of faction and Custom House proycudcr No
newspaper dependent on the patronage Of any
government institution can he extensively ndu-
cntial with the people a sight of the spread ca
measures is compulsory. A publication like the
San Francisco .Nttoaal is absolutely without in
0uoncc with the politically undecided, and cstab
lishcd Democrats need no newspaper stimulus
An utter want OF manly independence IS pcrccp-
tible in every article Of such ponsioncr If u
Democratic Government or State officer becomes
involved in private difficulty, the Government or
gan hastcns to his defence, without waiting for
tcstimony--hc isa Democrat, and must he got
out of the scrapc, right or wrong. Il q Demo
cratic chimncy-swoepcr Of the Custom House,
steal scutuc of coal, the Custom House organ
must defend him if u Democratic official scduc,
- citizcn's wife, he must be cXricatcd from the
scrapc because he is Il Democrat.
1t is possible for tho Democratic party to pos
scss an organ whose opinions will he Influential
ana convincing among citizens not Democrats
and whose arguments will materially add to th
party strength. Each county Central Comm,ttc
could easily raise n few hundred dolars-propor
Tomato with the number Of voters in each coun
/ ty; they would elect editors and board Of bus
moss MANAGERS who could have 100000 at thei
/ disposal. There is scarcely m Intelligent Nom
! her Of the party who would not give fifty cent
or dollar, and some much more for such pur
/ pose. In years time the journal would sustain
itself leaving, perhaps, part of the original lun,
for contingency Such Journal oirHe3 bV the pco
pie, would have prodigious power; its opinion
would be final Judgment in question: of part
dispute. let II be n complete anrsp1prr, os wei
MS political eypositor abstain from all intcrlcr
ance in uudigniiod personal controversy, on,
leave members Of the party to fight thcr ow
personal battles. Let the political writer cN
| pound and inculcatc the doctrines of Democracy
and let care be taken in the selection Of edition
that he shall be person sclfrcliani ana indc
/ pondcnt enough to rcpcl every parlizan scheme
We have said before that cditorshp of a jour
nal SO cetab'iaha1, in thi7 State, would bo cagei
ly sought by the most distinguished writer's q
/ the country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-01
NO. so.
BEuEr REFERENCE.

BRIEF REFERENCE
TIM Press says that citizens of San Juan arc
forming Mutual Relief Society, to help one
another in time Of trouble An Infatuated Span
lard sloshin' about with a knife, in q gambling
house, was mortally shot by a person whom he
meant to stab ... Tiny are going to hnild
wooden factory at San FranciSco-it will be n
profitable enterprise e. THE Shasta Library As
sociaton has honorcd Gov. Weller with compli-
mentary membership .. 4 NUMBER of wildcats
have recently been killed at McMurtry's Ferry
they came to their death in search Of Pigs.
Tuu Courier is informed that man was torn bya
bear at Smiths ranch IA YouNG man, appa-
rcntly in good health, fell dead in his cabin at
Fosters Bar, on the Yuba. Two men wcro
killed, last week, by coving banks on the Yuba
river. ... \ MEXICAN was hung for murder, on the
eth, Mt Marposa. .., A MAN at Nreko suffering
with dclhlum trcmcns, attempted to commit sui
eide, but was stopped. The IrckN Firemen gave
n Christmas Ball, at the Cotton Thcatcr. The
citizens are cndeovoring TO procure an Episcopal
minister, and ladies' have completed sewing
circle Union. -. The Nreka Union is crcdibly
informed that the Siskiyou Asscmblymon has
gone to tho Capitol, with his baggage rolled up
in O Sislliyou Ciroqicic...A cmtp at Waulupa
had It's feet frozen in bed last wcck-sccping in
the same room with its parents!.. =. IcH formed
at Cachcville on the 7th. Mr.. llACKETL Shaks-
pearian "Falson,' is expected on next steamer
....ALEXtNl FISHER BAKER is playing at Sucra-
mcnto.. Snow fell to depth of five inches at
Nome Iockce Reservation during the late storm
LATE accounts state that Frazer river is SO
frozen that boats cannot ascend. IA WOMAN in
Alameda county stabbed a man to death o.. TnE
outstanding indebtedness of the State, not inclu'
ding amount funded, is S @ll3.000. .ON The 22d,
the State Treasury contained Sj70,S22,70-n
prosperous administration. "A LITTLE girl seven
years Of age, was outraged by II Chinnman ut
Sacramento OSCAR Cisr, the stage driver,
who was shot by n passenger near Nicolous ia
dead. TuT Coyotos have held n mass meeting
near Ircka, and resolved to invest the place. g..
Dp. XNnRIsltr and William Bnusman talk of hav-
ing an anti Administration paper under their
auspices at Sacramento, which means that some
hody.cl shall hud the money to be lost in the
enterprise.