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University, :. Of ]. Louisiana.

LAW DEPARTUENT.
NHE LECTURES In this Department will commence the Sc
MONDAY Of November 1870 continue unt the st
Apt 1861 They Will embrace the various branches
Of the Civil Law ohe COMMON Law, and Of Equity; Admiralty,
Commercial International ana Constitutional law and the yurs
prudence Unted sta Toe Lectures will be delivered BY
four Professor
Hon THEODORE McoALEB d. Professor OF Admiralty and
ent irrational Law.
RANDEL HUNT Professor Of Commercial and Criminal Law and
the Law Of Evi5enre.
CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS, III. D., Professor Of Civil law.
ALFRED HENNES Professor q Colsut ona and Common Law,
and Equity Jurisprudence
No city the United States has the advantages which New Or
leans ready and perfect requirement Of the Mod
Lang Good Batd be obanee cheap here ss In
any o'her large city In the Union.
All communications must be addressed n The Dean OF the faeu
~, at New Orleans. RANDELL HUNT,
aui5-3m Dean Of the Faculty.
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AUCTION SALES
TsIls DAY.

yALsHIE T2 sS St,R F AZ
EsrATR IN THE TOWN ~ BILLION, c.-gy virtue a.
Of the Court Of EQUITY To- the county Of Css STAT Of
on il ne town q sos North acps saarday he 18Th
FXrURE warebouss ouhouss and ether Es.ae belo g.
Ing to the estate Of sieo,ge A tmiib, deeea,ed.
ng-he a Of sore The ohsss Of Wool4O By 90 feet aud Of
sufficient SIZE to hold The stock fixtures & ssry TO EMPLOY
There large lot ground upon which ar, ht rate
gro houses kitchen and vegetable garden for the rs Of DRY
At plsee stal sci the Warehouse and lot
Of Milton These premises and o
6o',s to The Sssoy and are osPsnsaE. hs a.
ample room the osase Of several years, supply Of beI plank
TERxs sAIE1hs property viii be sold upon and
years tine With interest fIe date Bond and approved personal
security required Of te purchaser and the til: u be S.,si9ed
snll-,ds Clerk aid Master In Equity.
BY MooRE Dawson. Aue..
q NEGR0Es-We viIi se at our auction ro m on Frankln
sas1@ 'f' '''''' - ~ F' MOORE Dawson, Aus..
BY DAVIS DEUPREE co.
20 NEGhS sss will sen ns ;1 SFpSst O'clock
lyls osd Yellov.' Hal, COZ Mayo and TranlIIn So.
By BELTS GREGORY, Auess
IN NEGRoKs.-ws siIl .eI This Mer1lng al 10 Q clock
lO 10 likely Negroes BELTS GREGORY, Auct'n.
Franklin Street.
BY PULLIAM 4 co. Aucts
Ok NEGRoKs-ws WIN sell 8 Likely to-day a. 10
AO o'clock PULLIAH 4 CO, Auets,
Odd Fellows Han.
N B-House Servants, Cocks washers and sale
privately, my1l
BY HECTOR DAVIS. Auet.
S0 NEGROEs.-Ths day ssiO O'CLOCK vl eel tfy nhsiy
w Slaves. HECTOR DAVE.
ja23-dn
BY DICKINSON HILL & CO.. Ane1.
NEGROES.-THIs DAY, 10 coloes WI be sol5 90 Ma
~ gres consisting Of Men, Boys and G ard Women and Oil.
tren. DICKINSON, HILL CO.,
cs22-dtn Austoneerl.
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Rryan's Taste ess VermIfuge.
AIRAULEl
Nelly 4 rosy and Tommy Is fat
Both we're, a month since, lean a rat;
Both m m worms Ia a ter Pile plight,
Convulsed 10 he day time aud sleeplsss AZ night
'whtt wrought the changer BETlNs VKRHtTUsE sure,
faSieless a water aud certain 20
Price Is cents. For sale BY FisHER SHEPHERD.
Dr. MeClfntOck 's EseCtOral syrup. Are your inEs
weak Does long breath give pa1 Have you hacking
cough Do Epecora hard tough ~aer? Are wasted
With night and Of sleep here q your remedy
IL viii Bnquesdonahly you Puce ". Sold by
FtsHER SHEPHERD.
DIR. MeCIintOck's Cold aud Cough Mixture Il
dsaorsi pr sCHai cHrirc Dr. Nee OF the most
medical America and hli guarantee cannot
Be Questioned Tls PREPARATION he declares from his expert
ecr be sEi posi- i've Cor cold cough cNiarh, 10
aaenzl and throat Il e popular throughout the Union
Price IS eents Fertale BY Hl5HER saEPdERD.
srgO-dlm
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AUCTION SALES.
DAYS.
SALE or HOUSE AND

(MMm lssIOME H,S SALE or HOUSE AND
TEHDRn TO HENRIco cOukTY-As O. mmI,,ionef snuolSt
decree Of the Circuit Cont Of Hendco Coiny proaoun
kris exr shall eed ID SELL psbii auction up tbs
prsmis MONDAY the 18th day Of October % fair not
The next fair da, thereafter commanding a, ~ otloc r.
the REAL EsrATk Ia the b uononsi sbeng the ck Tens
tn north side Of e between Monroe an Henry
streets occupied Mr. 2 Tnaw" The ouse II large
and wei ange AID has every convenience the
dalton Of large sized family
TEENs Onsfouh cash h tA'Aucs n three equal fatal.
ments eret Of g. IL AMI IS months respective u inter.
Is: ~ the day Of slshe dit irsaet
Negotiable no vi interest added IN approve en- ierse
snd the title etaiued TIL all purchase money Is IA AID
conveyance directed BY the Court a COURTNEY.
Sale by Jas TAYLOR 4 sos Aues Is2s "a,
VALUABLE TOBACCO FACTORY AT THE
CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND 2irH sTaELTs FOR SALE
At AuCrON-"e viii sell upon the pr,mss THURSDAY
vuabs Faeey locaie at the Southeast Franklin
2h tret The house neatly ut ans in coed order ard has
feet.
The lot tack 100 fee The oc,ton o.
hs property al pts particularly fer the buu. and z
wo thT the sttantion OF tybse sonisis md cthfrs
TESus Id Isl; the balance three equal insta.rts Of g.
snd Is mo-ta or negotiable notes. with interest added
JAMES N. TAYLOR 4 SON
DISAPPOINTMENT Consequence OF the ncem nry Of The
weather the above sale postponed m Tutsday she "a d,y OF
otoaer commencing Al ~ O'Clock, Pm.
te2S-,ds r A SON
TNRUsTEE,S SALE OF $50 ACRES or LAND
II IN HENRIc0 COUNTY ABOUT MIIE3 wFsT or RICH.
SIN III md ue dated the 18Th day January ls duly record
ed In Henri County Ccur ha In thereof
10 &C a. public suction on the prenses FRIDAY, The l2h
day OF Oct ber $50 alta O'Clock the acres nd more
or less conveyed by the said de5 lying being County
Hsne1 near = ,ns Of Jno Perd and upon which the
TERs-onethird cash. alanee at and monhs sor negta
bic notes. with Interest adde' and s S,Eed g la. noie
Sale conducted by T. u. COOK Auet ~ ,,esTHts.
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JuGRT BEAUTIFUL LOTS Ea sYDsPY,
H AND Mat BRICK DWELLING THEREON, on DOVER
AND ELTo0D STREEfS FOR SALE A AUCr0S.-Wll be
So at auction the premJs WEDNESDAY the 81 Of Oct
ober 1850. oc eight beautiful T. Nos 21l
.3 ga HI5, 81 52 3!3 8 each lot has front Of 40 5i2
feet and Ge IN 1874 feet sley - feet vide In the
Of ~ dney ether with handgOe brick enenoc
No 25 nos, recently the occupancy ofM Hopkins Thee
lots among beautiful In sydney and the
those wishing suburban reside particularly
vlt.d 10 attend
A plat OF the lots can be az offce
TsRasone third cast; balance ~ and months for negoA
bic nots ineTesi added Tie retained paid.
sea1--tds Col DIN APPERk0N, Auets
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APPOINTMENTS rHk GovEES0E--rhs filloEing local
appointments for the ensuing year have recently been
made By Gov. Letcher;
Inspector Of Tobacco. Sfa5raoks-Jas II. Wilson, let;
Robt a. Dsewry p Jno J. Wilson and Granville Grey,
l,t and "a additional Inspectors Sh0ckos-EiWn II.
Chamberlsyne lst: WIN. II. KennOn 20; John H. Grea-
nor and VIM H. Garrett lst and "a additional PUB
Ee-Bsnj ]. Vaughan, Isl; John W. Powell, %; John
Tyler lsi additional Dibjrsifs-S Blssett French,
1t; Dan1 Gardner, I'd Nayos-Jas. l. SeOggin, LIST;
jesse 7. Hutches0n I'd Inspector Of Flour-Samuel
b Paul Inspector Of Lime-Robert L. WiggesWorth.
Inspector Of Fsh-John J. Wilson, Inspector OF Qua
no-Por;erfeld A HeiskelL Inspector Of Lumber-A.
/ Montague Inspector Of Butter and Lard-Wm. B.
Miller. Weighmaster Of Live Stock-WAlter N. New
man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29
BY THE GOVERNOR.

A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS vacancies have occurred in the Senate Of Viz
w Rna nv The Alexander Jones Senator from the Eighth
District counties Of PcwhSan Cumberland and
CheerGed and resignation 81 william Knight Senator
The Ninth District composed Of the counties OF Lut enbug
NoaWay and Prince Edward and Ct Deale senator for
Twentieth district composed OF the counties OF Richmond,
aud Westmorand and also by the
Pedro Taylor member OF the House o. Delegates
the Election District composed Of the counties OF Amelia and
Nooway and by esignstons Of Thomas Tuwiler Dee
gate from the county Of fuvanna snd Wm Burwe Delegate
from the county Of Patrick Now therefore, John Le,cher Gov
ernor the OF Nuna have thought proper by
ws OF election is.ued and directed pursuant law TO re-
aure An election he held In each county composing
said Senatorial Districts a. the several places Of voting there
In according 10 law for Senator for each district and In like
manner an election 20 held In the Eecos Districts Of Anne
NooWay In the counties Of Fuvanna apd OF Patrick
members Of the Of Delegates supply the vacancies
said elections Re hel respectively the sENEN-
TEENTA day Of OCfOBka next.
Given hand Governor under the Less Seal OF the
- Of tie Commonwealth, at Richmond this 18th day
LIS Of september 1860 JOHN LeTCHER,
Iy the Governor:
GEoBGE w. MrSroRD sec'y Of the Commonwealth.
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EpUCArrON.
RIDING SCHOOL Ar ROxDUnY, NJ

O0ARDINa SCHOOL AT ROXDUnY, NEW
Is kENF CO. VAL win open this school mothers tMrs
n PoAr residence on The ls Of bepeber 1890 for the lin
Boys Of This VII enjoy al the advantages Of private
ofinraoon VIII embrace all the English Classical and MAthe-
matral branches -, -
ernlN which can obtained by addressing Thos Ballard
Exehanre Hotel Richmond or myself At HubbardI o., New
Kent county TH0S A POLLARD, A. NJ.
Pfreness o Martin, Prof Ancient Languages H. College;
NJ ID oee D. D. Rehmond y. B. Douglas King William; Wan.
NeEon Hanover John r rerce, New Kent Hugh Nesone
tersburE; T. Taylor, New Aent
tvq-dkc0m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29

The p1oer Of Medicine Dissass,-We knoS Of no
better Illustration Of this fact than the wonderful effects
Of the DECORATED Biiisrs in Graduating from the system
Dyspepsa and an functional diseases Of the stomach
well a. restoring impaired digestion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29

A Row n rHs FlRsr MAREEr-Last Saturday evening
two young grs-,he oldest apparently not over sixteen
wears Of age went to Nc. Kills. the Clerk Of the
Market crying and saying they had been badly treated
BY several young men employed Al the stalls and point
ed out the offenders Thomas Htzhimer, Joshua Cur
~ John Curry, samuel Chapman William Cuttings
worth, Jc, William Daley and Thomas II. Taylor That
night Mr. England sepfsiher Of one Of the girls, also
caei on Mr. Ellis making the complaint, aud urg-
Ing legal examination into the natter Warrants we're
accord ngy issued for the arrest Of the parties mention
ell and hey we're arraigned before the Mayor, YES
tsrday After hearing the case the Mayor dismissed it.
The two girls Ann Maria Myers and Elizabeth Thom
as both geuteel ia appearance Of modes: demeanor in
court and seemingly very sincere Poverty and person
al pulehri,ude combined very provocative Of insult
when they a 20 the lot OF WOmen-her beauty exciting
persecution while poverty insures immunity to the Of
fender.
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.

bUGUkhOI hfhlh5oi IVnnAiAN OVUhii, 'ih u,Hin'
next under the direction Of the undersigned Though de
Igned especially preparatory to the ULyery Of Virginia
will Tor iris reason fewer those Intend
Ing 10 enter other Universities, or any college.
One Of Principals Will teach Mathematics the other Lam
Ruares Assist instructors shall Ia every be graduates
OF the University Il Vgna Cooqna oasres however In the
Modern Languages will receive occasional instruction from
Charges for the Session $3.50; including every thing
rcra may obtseed al the Bookstores 10 Richmond or
By application 70 Us Trough the Richmond. p o.
. PHILIP b STANARD, A. NJ,
Graduate Of and formerly Assistant Prof at Va NIL Inst
sIoNEY II. OWENS, JR., A NJ,
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MFRS PIlLlP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL at
M sycamore Church. 18th street. between Bread and Mar
shall Monday In October She will receive few small
boys Terms fa0 per session o. months. glS-u
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MISS PEGRAMS SCHOOL.

MISS FEGKAM'S bUHUOLs
TIvHR nh session Of this School will begin the s day Of oc
III tober
f sense the which attended her efforts In
The cause Of Eiucsuon-
bors and parent. whose kind expressions Of approval have
Leen DE highest reward well the friends whose In
uencc has been CONSTANTLY used In her behalf Miss Pegrnm
turns sincere and cordial thanks.
81. trusts Increased experience Of each and
axnr efforts on her deserve Teposed her
win render her School worthy Of continued
Catalogues With full Particular, may be had application to
Mes J. W. PkGRAM,
nde
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Prom ~ CdIlHflr, lag. y IS59.
SPADNGs PRErAREn GLUE-This article is the bcs'
preparation We have ever used for the purpose olrepar
ing pntercd veneers furniture, etc. where glue is re-
qaired and is so chemically prepared As to be always
ready for use
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DARLOR DOOR mATS.-Adelaide and Carpet Parlor
article Covered Sheep skin ard Alicante
MATS for sale at the China and House Furnishing store ~
slqs TH0s. RULKLEY cos
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BY MOORE DAWSON. Aue.
q EEGROEs-We VII sell At our auction roe m on Franklin
J. street, to-day, at 10 O'Clock, twelve likely Negree
arg7- MOORE DAWSON, Auets
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NToTICE-Ap pIcston will he inside the President and d.
~ rector Of the Bank Of Virginia for TIE renewal Of eert ate
In said Bank dated December a. 1881 for enc share
standing IN the OF AsDEEw PARE Of KanaEha The original
bsvlpy be,n iost T-s6w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29

I'D. q. DE NNSE,
o,.r,i ssn, f,r ne United States AMI C1nadaN
lvl-iyf 40 Ann So. New York.
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POsTPoSEMENr In Consequence OF the nclem nry Of The
weather the above sale IL postponed m Tusday e "a day Of
Ottoher, commencing At ~ o'clock, Pm.
fe2S-sds a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-29

OS NEGROEs-we viii Likely Negroes today ai 10
AC O'Clock. PULLIAn CO, Auet,
Odd Fellows Han.
N. B-HOuse servsn Cocks washers Ironsr sale
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

LEAP YEAR PRVuIGEs.--It may not be out Of
place to say that in one instance the ladies Of
Weavervile have availed themselves OF the lib
erty allowed their sex during Leap Year. We
mention it as an example to ladies elsewhere
who may have forgotten that the privilege of in
viting the gentlemen on all occasions is eXclu-
sively theirs. At the last dancing assembly at
Fagg's Hall, each lady chose her partner for a
Leap Year cotillion, the lady also occupying the
gcntlcman's position on the floor To be sure, it
caused some little confusion among the bashful
of the sterner sex, otherwise there was nothing
unpleasant in the arrangement.
1t is generally understood, according to old
time usage, that after the 29th Of February it
devoves upon ladies to invite the gentlemen to
accompany them to all places of amusement
Also, we suppose that it is their duty to furnish
carriages and above all to foot the dHls
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10
NUMBER 8.
How strange ID VIII Bc.

How strange it will be love-how strange wh-a
we two
Shall be- what all lovers become
You rrieid aud Mithlyss-I cold aud untrue;
You thoughncsS of M and careless of youi
Our pet names grown rusty with nothing to do ;
Loves bright web unravelied, and rent and worn
through,
And life's loom left empty-ah hum
All, me
How strange il will be
How strange it will be when the witchery goes,
Which makes me seem lovely to day
When your thought of me loses its coleatr de rose,
When every day serves some new thought to
disclose
When you find I've odd eyes aud an every day
nose
And wonder you could for moment suppose
was out Of the commonplace way
Ah, me!
How strange it will be-
How strange it will be, love-how strange when
we meet
With lust chill touch of the hand
When my pulses no longer delghtedly beat
At the thought Of your coming, the sound of
your feet;
When watch not your going, far down the long
street
When your dear loving voice. now SO thrillingly
sweet
Grows harsh in reproach or command
All me
How strange it will be
How strange it will b., when we willingly stay
Divided the weary day through
Or, getting remotely apart rs we may,
Sit chilly and silent, with nothing to say;
Or coldy converse on The news Of the day
La a wearsome, old dmarried folks sort of way ;
| shrink from the picture--dOnt you?
All, me
How strange it will be
Dear love, If our hearts 90 grow torpid aud cold,
As SO many others have done-
If we let our love perish with hunger and cold
If we dim all lilps diamonds and hruish its gold
II we choose to live Wretched and die nnconsoled;
Twill be straugaat Of all tainss that ever were
told
As happening under the suu
All, me!
How strange IL will be
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

THE FAITH OF A IIEArHEN Can anything
excel the sublime faith exhibited by Socrates,
when sentenced to drink the hemlock The men
who in this age boast of their superior spiritual
condition, and call him heathen, may receive
lesson from the old philosopher. Hear him
am persuaded that my death, which is now
just coming will conduct me in to the presence
of the gods, who are the most righteous COVER
nors, and iuto the society of just and wise men
and derive confidence from the hope that some-
thing of man remains after death, and that tho
condition of good men will then be much better
than that of the bad.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10
lIow slrange Il viii be !

Tug CHINESE BnL-Here are the provisions
OF the new Bill for the expulsion OF Chinese from
the mining counties of this State
After the lst of April next, it is proposed to
tax them six dollars per month after the lst Of
October, 1860 eight dollars after the lst of
October, 1861, twelve dollars; after the lst of
October, 1862, sixteen dollars after the lst Of
October, 1868, twenty dollars per month. This
shall be construed to include "all Chinameu or
Mongolans working in the mines, whether as
Coolies, or upon their own account or tor hire
and it is expressly provided that Chiueman or
Mongolans shall not be permitted to work or
labor, or hire or procure others to work or labor
in and upon any Of the mines of this State,
without having first paid the tax and procured
the license provided for in this act.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10
Cbe Crmiitp goutnaL.
WEAV CAL,
Saturday Morning, lsnroh 40, 1850.
WeaverVille Post 0Mce.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of March 20th, will close at this of
fee on Wednesday evening, March llth, at o.
clock. p. IN. JAS. O'CONNOR, 7. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

RUNAwAY WIVES VS.. RUNAWAY NEGROES
The Charleston Is. O. Mercury has ascertained
from careful observation and calculation that
more wives run away from Northern husbands, in
proportion to the number, annually, than slaves
from their Southern masters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

SOBER CALLNG.-The San Francisco Norm
ing ClU oongratulates the newspaporal craft Of
that city on their sobriety, and asserts that next
to the clergy no class of professional men are as
uniformly sober. The report Of the managers of
the Inebriate Home shows that among 2l5 pa
tients treated there were merchants, physicians
mechanics lawyers, clerks, ranchmen, seamen
and soldiers, but not single editor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

FuDGE.-A telegraphic dispatch from San
Francisco says that one ninety sixth interest in
the Ophir Silver Mine, Washoe, was sold for
$4,000, cash, Feb. 10Th. At that rate the claim
is held at 100000. All stuff probably.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

PARIs.-That city must be u loose sort Of
place. In 1858 there were 81 ,i5l births, ll,757
of which were illegtimateI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

WHOLESALE TEAGEDY.-At Dickinson, Frank
lin county, N. Y, lately, Henry Meachan shot
Chauncey Wood for unlawful intimacy with his
wife, then shot his wife and blew out his own
brains-all in the same room.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

The Mountain Messenger editor has been SER
enaded. That pathetic ballad, "John l. Sher-
wood F." was performed, the chorus TO which Byrne
says was reviving, and thanks the serenaders-to
keep away.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

INJrN PoErnY.-Senator Watson was one of
the Committee dispatched to the Mendocino
country to inquire into the Indian difficulties.
lie went to Petaluma smelt an Indian, came
back aud reported untodof numbers of hostile
savages there, at which the .Nouaag C'W perpe.
tratcd some poetry, which the editor thinks will
do to brag on
Judge Watson was a Senator,
Senator was he
He went adown to Sonoma
Upon Commy tee
The Indians whooped and Jarboe swere,
As loud as loud could be,
Until our bold Committeeman
Felt weak in every knee
His courage then Bob-Aeres-like-
His grit--began to ooze,
When off he broke--nor never stopped
Till he reached Santa Cruz, the place
where his constituents reside, whence he forth
with proceeded to the Capital aud reported lndi-
ans al Mendocno very numerous, very warlike,
and very horsetla.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

The Marysvile Appeai is the most spicy and
cheerful daily we receive. 1t must be growing
popular with the Marysyillans, judging from its
advertising patronage,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

SOME very rich things appear in the State Reg
istrar's annual report. In one instance Mr..
Campbell forwarded two circulars to Sacra-
mento individual, who returned the following
reply; "This is the second circular you have
sent me within a week, | want to know what
the ID you do it ?" To which the Registrar
replied in the following:
You have this day returned the circular copy
of the act passed by the last Legislature, provi-
ding for the Registration of Marriages, Births,
Divorces and Deaths, in California, of which it
appears | sent you two copies-and you certainly
needed them-indorsed with the very pointed
query " What the ID do you do it lor?" In
reply, have only to say. read section first of
said law in relation to the Registration of Births,
aud as soon as -- will let you" thereafter,
go to the Office Of the Recorder of Sacramento,
and register the birth, nativity, parentage and
color Of your child, according to the statute in
such cases made and provided" or in default
thereof, will try and let you know " what the
ID do it for" and that pretty -- quick.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

PARrNGroN oN SHERMAN.-" Well said the
old lady, throwing down the newspaper in dis
gust, " think they ought to make Mr.. sherman
Speaker without any more talk II those iellers
only knew what a heap of good his lozengers
had done, it would move their bowels Of com
passion ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

Henry WARD BEEouGW says that the lesson
of resignation should be taught to all men" We
think there is more need OF its being taught TO
the ofice.holders than to any other class eXtant
. louisville Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

BEWARE OF WAsuoE.-A correspondent of the
San Francisco CuH who has probably been there,
earnestly advises Caiforniaus not to rush off to
the Washoe country, A few, the writer thinks
may get rich, while nine-tenths will return worse
off for money than they started, besides loss of
time. etc, cursing as thousands of victims to like
excjtements have done, the cause Of their ruin.
Stay at home awhile, anyhow. There are said to
be tccatg. .fpe hun9rei claims taken up in the
region OF the first discovered vein. Silver. re
member does not lie scattered about in the hills
like gold Take warning in time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

FACT.-The Shasta Courier says -" For one,
we never lose sight of the fact that no Democrat
can be elected President next fall, without the
vote Of the anti Lecompton Democrats.