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The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01
Notice..

A LII PERSONS indebted TO the undersigned
n are requested to settle on or before the
] 5th December, or their accounts will be left in
the hands of H. A Curtiss, Esq, who alone i.
authorized to settle the same
n24:2t HENRY BATES.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

THE CID JACKSON MEN.-Nearly all the old
Jackson men are against the disunonists and
seceders. Francis P. Blair, Amos Kendall Hem
ry Horn, William Allen, Geo. W. Jones anaSam
Houston are among the list
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

DISCOVERY. Travalli & Co., of Scott
Bar, have struck vein of quartz which bids
fair to rival the celebrated "Ish lead" From
two pans they realized 81 OS9.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

SHEEP.-Some 1000 head of sheep crossed
the Sacramento river at Red Bluffs few days
since. They we're owned by Messrs. Rawson L
Bros, sheep raisers, of Tehama county.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

ACCoCIATE JUsTIcEs.-There will be held at
the Office of the County Clerk, on Monday next,
election for Associate Justices of the Court
of Sessions.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

SERNoS.-Rev. Mr.. Haynes preached very
interesting historical sermon at the Union
Church on Thanksgiving Day. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that larger number of persons were
not in attendance.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

nAAt the present writing, of the North
enjoying lovely weather. 1t is like spring
time.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

RAcING.-Our sporting readers will recollect
that the races over the Cottonwood course comes
off on Friday and Saturday next. Cush, the
proprietor. informs US that he will spare no
pains to make the occasion one of hilarity and
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

PREAoHtSG.-Fhere will be preaching in the
Union Church tomorrow at IL o'clock, z. ",
and o'clock, P. N.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.

DARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the
l. following ex ract from the Revenue Law,
to wit:
On the day designated for the sale, in the
publication made according to section seven
teen or at aay time thereafter, the Tax Collector
shall seize, and take into his possession, any per-
sonal property that he can find belonging to any
person delinquent for tax any property,
improvements, or real estate, and be shall sell
so much of such seized personality as may be
sufficient to pay the taxes and costs, upon giving
one hours rsr6at notice" (See Revenue Law,
Sec. 81. 4. SKILLMAN.
Tax Collector.
Shasta, Nov. 80, 1860 d1
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

BALLs.-On Thanksgiving night there were
several balls given. One at the Empire Hotel
-calfco-in this town. one at Horsetown, and
one at the Huntoon House, on Cottonwood
The latter was given as benefit ball for the
young daughter of David C. Huntoon, deceased
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

CLosED.-All of our merchants, traders, &c,
closed their places of business on Thanksgiving
Day. The day was well observed.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

ExPREss.-Our old friend, Patrick Marmion,
is running an express wagon between this place
and Horsetown, for the accommodation of pas
senrers and carving nackacas
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

REDUcrIoN-The California Steam Naviga-
ton Company advertise to carry wheat, by any
of its boats, from any point above Colusa, on
the Sacramento river, to Sacramento, for S5
ton
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

psA. The Pony news arrived at Sacramento
on Thursday night We were unable to obtain
it at the time of going to press last evening.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

MAGAZINES, PIoroR1ALs, &c.-Upon the arri
val OF the last steamer, we received from Messrs
Gold Philippson, of the Post Office Book
Store, bountiful supply of literary reading, O
portion of which as follows: Knicker-
booker Magazine Harpers, Ladys Book, Illus
trated News of the World, London News, Les
lies Illustrated. Harper's Weekly, Waverly
Magazine, Wilkes Spirit of the Times, N. Y.
Ledger, Flag of our Union. Geason's Literary
Companion Scientific American, n. Y. Clipper.
Forneys Press N. Y. Tribune and Herald
Louisville Journal
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

Too DRY-We have heard several of our
ranchmen complaining that the ground is SO dry
they have been obliged to omit plowing
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERs-Woul do well to
take particular notice of the Tax Collectors ad-
vertsement in another column.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

Running IN DEBr.-Tuoumne county owes
5000, 900, and the debt is annually increasing
from SIS, 900 to $4,000, without any provision
for payment
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

REcovERIsG.-We are pleased to learn that
Supervisor Romer is fact recovering from the
effects of his broken leg.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

SErrLE.-Step up to the Clerks Office and set
ile-see advertisement.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

FIRE ESGINE-On Wednesday last there pass
ed through our town one of Hunneman's splen-
did fire engines and hose cart. They were for
Yreka company No. 2. How long will it be-
fore our town will own one first class engine?
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

REMovAL.-N. S. Arnold has removed his gro
Gerry and provision store to the brick building
three doors below the American Hotel.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01
Notice.

A Ii PERSONS indebted to n7e for fees as
"A CLERK. are hereby notified that unless the
same is paid on or before Thursday next the 9th
inst, executi i'm will issue for the same. am
compelled to have money. ... ..
JOHN ANDERSON.
Shasta, Nov. 3Oth 1860. dlIs
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

LADY FRANKLIS-This noble woman, we
learn by Pony Express, has engaged passage on
the next steamer for California.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

AT THIS OFFICE, A BOY, FIFTEEN OR
sixteen years of age, to learn the Printing busi-
ness. Apply promptly.
SKILLMAN L DOSH.
Nov. 3, 1860.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

Bea. Mining in British Columbia is said to be
nearly at an end for this season, and the miners
are leaving for the winter
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

Ba~ On the 9th ult. all the election returns
had been received-with the exception of six
counties-at the Office of the Secretary of State.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

DEAD.-Gen. Joshua P. Haven died at San
Francisco on the 18th ult., of malignant erysip-
elias. The day before his death he was in his
usual health, and took charge of the obsequies
of Major Scott. He was native of Philadel-
nhia
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

BE- General Johnson has been assigned the
command of the Department of California.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

rsA- VIM. NJ. Buel, Democrat has been
elected to the Assembly from Klamath and Del
Norte counties
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

The LEGISLATURE ELEcT-CoMPLETE.- The
Sacramento Union publishes a table of the Leg
islature elect, and makes the following classf-
cation:
There are in the next Senate, 10 Douglas men,
Republicans and | Breckenridge men In the
Assembly, there are So Douglas men, 70 Re-
pubhcans, % friends of Breckinridge, and l
Bell and Everett man. In Joint Convention,
the parties will stand as follows; 81 for Doug
las, "a for Lincoln, 33 for Breckinridge, and one
for Bell and Everett.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

were received at the San Francisco mint, and
$4,000 worth of gold coined.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

Ba5- The Chinese around San Andreas con-
sume about three thousand hogs year.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

New MAIL RoUTE.-The citizens of Salmon
river are to have a weekly mail communication
with Yrcka, to commence on the lst of Decem-
Der. The contract has been awarded to H. D.
Van Wyck, to be carried from Yreka to Saw
yers Bar. The contract is for eighteen
months
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

rsAY In the case of the People VS.. T. Bren-
nan, made mention Of in our last issue, the
charge was dismissed.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01
DIED

DIED,
At Texas Springs, on the 26th, TIMOTHY
ScARnY, of congestion of the lungs; aged 4o
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01
RENNo AL.
SHERIFF7S SALE.

NJ HEREAS, by an order of sale issued out
~ of the District Court of the 9th Judicial
District, in and for the county of Shasta, State
of California, on final Judgment rendered ON
the eth day of November, A D. 1860, in favor
of l.. Williams, for the sum of Twelve Hundred
and Sixty-six Dollars with interest at the rate
of two per cent. per month from rendition of
judgment; also in favor of H. W. Loomis for
the sum of Seventeen Hundred and Sixty So
100 Dollars, with interest from said 18th dav of
November, at the rate of two and a half per
cent. per month, together with costs, amounting
to Forty-Four 95-l0O Dollars, and accruing
costs, it is ordered adjudged and decreed that I
SELL in accordance with the law in such cases
case made and provided, the following described
property, TO wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of land situate
in the south eastern portion of the village of
Shasta, in the county and State aforesaid, and
bounded as follows, viz Beginning at an alder
tree (near Campton's house) in the,road leading
from Shasta to the Lower Springs; said tree
stands in the edge of a branch or brook, and is
marked W. r.; running thence north east $50
feet to a stake; thence south east SOC feet TO q
stake; thence south east 1000 feet to an oak
tree marked W. R thence sonth west lO44
feet to a stake in cluster of buckeye bushes;
thence 428 feet, to claim owned by Raw:
thence north east 183 feet, TO the place of be-
ginning, and including all the land, premises
property and Improvements known as Harrilps
Garden and residence, and the land BELONGING
to the said Harrill, and adjoining and contgu-
GUS thereto.
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The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

BSE- The Euns1g Mirror. of San Francisco,
comes to US greatly enlarged and improved.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01
BIRTHS,

At the American ranch, on the 23d ult., the
wife of Lew. Burk, of son.
On Saltwater, Oh the 23d ult., Mrs. Loomis,
of . daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

HA. Geo. F. Price, Esq, has retired from the
Yreka Union.
Ray. Heenan is said to have already spent the
$40, 900 which he made by hard knocks.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

IN COMPLIANCE with Section Is of an Act
i entitled IAN Act to provide Revenue for the
support of the Government of this State" ap-
proved April 29th, 1857, l hereby give notice
that the Sale of all Real Eestate and Improve
ments and Personal Property assessed in this
County on which the taxes remain unpaid will
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

WAITISG.-At Buckeye and Churntown there
are between two and three hundred men, nearly
all of whom are waiting for water to work their
claims. These two mining localities are cele-
brated for their rich diggings, but car only be
worked in the rainy season.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

In THE I" JUG."-George E. Mas, a printer,
was imprisoned at Victoria, V, l., because he
could not find bail in the sum of S25O0 not to
qultthe colony. George you had better leave
that country. You can live in California with
out giving a bond
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01
Friday, the 21st day of December,
A. D, 1860.

at two o'clock, P. NJ, at the Court House door.
in the village of Shasta, | will sell the above
described property, at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash.
JOHN S. F0LLANSBEE,
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

Why, look for moment into the history of
the country. What but the Democratic party
has directed the policy of the country for the
last sixty years? The old national Wing party
had an existence of twenty years, twice
succeeding to power, and once having a large
majority of both branches of Congress still, as
party shaping the policy of the country, it has
scarcely touched the page of history. True,
Clay and Webster both rendered eminent service
to the country not, however, as mere Wing
politicians, but as great statesmen, rising above
the distinction of party politics
There is no cause for secession, and we be-
lieve the thinking men of the South will so de-
eide.
The great battle with the sectional party is to
be fought in the free States. Through division,
the Democracy of the North, in the recent cleo
tion, have been oyerpowered but not conquered
Reunited, they will again rally and march on
to victory-placing the free States, no longer
antagonistic to the South, but on the everlasting
basis of the Constitution In his late Boston
speech, Seward said that the last Democrat was
already born. He thought so in 1910, but in
two short years a /" change came DER the spirit
of his dream" He would have approached
nearer the truth had he said that in 1864 there
would be no Republican party.
Secession is revolution, and revolution is the
breaking up of the best and freest government
on earth. Like all else wrought out by human
hands, it has faults; but how Insignificant are
these faults when weighed in the scale against
the inestimable blessings which render pros
porous and happy more than thirty millions of
people. Let us not be carried away by seeming
trivial evils, but cling to the Union with undying
attachment
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01
Better bear the ills we have,

Than f1y to others we Know not Of"
Though the day is dark and dreary, let us
not despair. Our Government has been in ex-
istence scarcely more than seventy years, and
passed in triumph through mary exciting strug
giles. 1t will survive the present. The tempest
of folly and madness may beat against it. The
temple of liberty itself may tetter to its base
before the fury of the storm, but the holy atfec-
tions Of the American people will rescue it from
final overthrow, and demonstrate afresh the
capacity of man for self-government.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

/ OFFICIAL VoTE.-We take the following
figures from the Union, the official result of
the recent election in California:
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-01

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

sPIcFs-Pip.nto IN bond, Il senos Of S5 % p TO D. M
ca, DUTY pajd Rotaefs Of 40
sEFDs-Ths ina,y for clover Seed IL po3svss sDioc
mo slight Rough Yss seed 8. f.ir dsma.d sns /.
sales st 81 a4I so bnsh Cotton Seed 10 e sypolv
ard in fair 'qUet 10 bu'b Calcutta Lnssd died
me $50 bags made In Bot,D, from 81 %
sPrLTT qp.t st So by the invoice bu. .m. lot. from
sKNs-Gost ssrstbor que. yet sts.dy; sales of so Ms
smorss Bsh pdvse terms Deer We DO. b,ios 4,
Bst stock ices IRE well maintained small ot Of MArscbe
sALT-Tbe ms'ket ia quiet We bear Of no sale.
SHOT are tsSy "diD limited request tie for Drop snx
TJN-suss Tin has been IN scvs gpecu.y. r,o,. a,o,
the week aid al he close the market 6rmrr ,-- Of soma
100 slsb the spot and 20 anve A. S1,
cash and mos but including lot M.scca :. "a. s
CASH Plates ,tes<y pod.Tat- rrouss f,o ssJ
hssg. 4 ~ ~ 2 ss Si ms" or x, bat invoices %
TEss-Ths suction sales o. Green. .nd sach. this morning
Pe s full, ,1,tsiDed dyson sod 54iass Tonn, ~.
son. 3GG59c Tyson shin Aidt5c. Hy,oa Twsnia, xim
Plc Twanssy 39dosc 0unpos der, gsd6sc Ilspsiii s
do0c OoOpg. AOd62tc eons hong, 47c -,
TALLoWThe mand fair and phce. s's.dyi ss,ss
of2I 90 lbs 100,fc R1ush Fat Is firm q. 7c.,
WHALEBOkE nUes dol az prices ranging 70 1eoc
each for Sou b Sea end long Arctic and Polar
WOOL The msrb.t 10 ponry supplied and fair loo try
vail. for Clothing Woods dediaod though Dr 90 scuss ~
last week Is folly equal 10 the iupey and prices rs az My
les 4 J0O0 naive slsece 1t ~do0c 000o) Caifornis
for fair s.be5 500 super and srts Country
Pu led Il 4Gd50c soo AGO n Uowbed 6oyros at lie
An sncon ale Of some 10000 n, chiefly native Fseoe, iss
WBiskv~Tbs ma Lst srm the dem md i sale. Of ~
bbls 1t 23J d23ic
WHsIEFOoTs are quiet at SIC unbls. bed, eic fer so
ZikC-J6s market Il quiet at 7Slc. y D., mos, for ~
le,ian and Mossellmann-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

BoWNE-on Tuesday Sept. IS Mary Bovine IN the 18th year
OF hsT 49,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectful, invited
81 strho the ION ~ on be irience 4 sou Joseph
Brewster, NO. llJ Second avenue on ThursdR,
O'clock,
fONLER-ln this city, on Wednesday morning. 2Gth Sent
Annie tu,s, wife q Frederick Fowler and daIgt. ~
sllssuus gthcP Of Pittsburgh whence her remans w be
taken flr Inter
HUN1ER- IN this city WednesdaY Sept % Il the re
oeber Of htr f. her No lt5 We. 2th.t of cansnpntt
Mar ia ,l,t daughter Of Robert aud Margaret Haner
aged 81 yeAIs sn1 o Moltht.
IT, luantbn5es Of the family respectfully fn
yud 10 funeral Friday the 28th ns, a. slocs
without fuItbcT notice.
MohFYPEnEY-on Tuesday Sept. 25 1850 Ann, willow of
1b0u.ss Money p-nny, sg. IS yeas
The atiyfs iBt respectfully uyt-d 70 Il end
funeTa held Il Protestant Epi.copa
ChuIcl. Prince anj ThOnps streets a. "A D. a. on
4bupcay The remain. vii De taken TO Greenwood for IN
tsJmtBt.
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MIR. CRANSTON s CARD IN ANSWER TO
THE TRIBUNE.
To the Editor Of The N. 7. Tribune

To the Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune
Sir: Your repors in to-dsys TRIBUNE of political
street melee in from. Of the NewYok Hotel contains too many
errors TO pass uncouected
In the inst place there Kissing fighting the
part of guests Of the hotel" and Of the guests
arrested The stefcsion bessn and ended with political parties
oppo'it rdes Of the street.
In gsrd the publication Of my note TO Mr. Ospen reus
IN, 10 allow the Hotel chimney support end of
his party flag published until at his note making the
modest request had appeared in the newspaper and headed y
rome Of the Republican jour ais, Pass him Round"
As threat to cut down the Republican pole. your
publication Il the fret Inclination have heard Of t. Will
d5 oy way Of suggestion that liberal advocate, Of
fire speaking free singing free Kissing and free fight
ing owe something to the propstes of time and place;
and that In this fanscism for freedom free lying In
tie newspapers Is not to be included In the free list
Very respectfully,
Het,- York Hotel Sept rs, 1860. HIRAM CRANSTON.
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h.,donartsrs No. $50 Broadway, on Friday evening
,s., ave resolved 10 continue them every Frf1ay
.,s,;nu dnriDs the campaign The meeting this week
:, a, no addressed By W. w Badger, esq, III
Cb;u, nd.n, e,q and Others. They nov number
about 100 members and ae recefviog stdd me to tue
,,n ev.ry day. Young men wto wish TO jim i've
o,sapizaiiop can do 10 a, any rme by calling o. hes
rooms. Ire following ia lat Of their off ers:
C,r,, The Hon j. Briggs. President; w. kellogg. Wee
p,.5spt q LIONS Secretary; g. Fountain Tres prer
T, sGgp; :. Sss'GH Sssi s9s:
IJsntsr ant. John Flsgsr Fourth Lientsnant ksr
~ nsDs msSsI Ge'is p pSss Tsd 6seiy s
ant NJ. Kslrgs Fourth Orderly serssanti g. "insh'
finh Orderly Sergeant .,
The German Republican Club Of the Fifth Ward
held is epular meeting at No So Leonard street on
Tue,dsy evening DR.. Hexamer in the chair TINS
Club has thorough system If canvassiog, which de-
serves imitation.
Mass MEETING or THE BANNER REPUBLIcAs CLUE
OF BRooKLYs The Wigwam opposite City Hall ~ss
crowded to its utmost capacity last evening by WIDE
Awale' and earnest Republicans Henry II Lloyd
esjded, aud David Dudley Field addressed the as
r.mb.gs. H. warmly applsufed throughout.
Resu ions ere adopted indorsng the nominations Of
Jsmes Humphrey, Candidate of the Congressional Dis
tct "b.csuse he fairly and justly represents the prn-
eprs of the Republican party and because he is cpa'
bls hore.t sua just" Al.o the nomination of Gen.
ii. B. Durysa as candidate for the Assembly, be
eauss We believe him TO be a aud honest r'pre-
sentative of the principles which we profess, and be-
cause no party sab'eryioDcy or corrupt Influence eau
ever pd nee bin h. from the principle OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES justice and upright honest egis-
lalior" After song by the Prairie Sougsters Cham
cey Shsier made one Of bis effective speecres when
the meeting adjourned with three cheers for the can
dldat.s,
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PASSENGER Arrived

In Steam,hp Pe,sia Jyem Lreyoot Mons de ssfsny snd
two seIvsnts Mr. Mr.. Sykes two chdrsn and s,rssnt
Mr. and Mrs schoehed and male ut hs flosendo
Mr and Mrs. Henri cut Ms Ages Harrison. Mr. a.d hs
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MIS- iingon infant and nurse, M buay Mr. and Mn
Cortun M Mrs and Miss ricksrsgp, Mr. Mrs. Sn-ton and
sister inf NJ ard Rev. A. j ksn Mr. james ed~ards
Mr, Pee Stevenson Mr. ~ Carter Mr. j. Cappoel Mr. Jao
Rice Mr. Chss Holland, MIR j. Young and friend. M j. w.
Newt MIRA Hsrp-r Mr. and Mrs SerIi chi and servant
Mr. Green, the Hon. q Eustis a1d sdJ dr bscahouse
Mr.. Sc.rnell Sesp, M WarsiDs Mr. Paf,msn M
c. Rupricht Mr. and Mrs Lord child and nGrse, Mr.
Jones, Mr. J. Rosed DIR. H. n. sqa're, Mrs bArnsx,
M. T. PenO,t. w ?; Campbell Hs;,iOs osyis Law I
Cope lazy, Mr., Eliza Barclay, ar and Mr. DAYS.
G. Eustss end two servants NJ, I'd Vslksr sisiisd Viz
LawIey Ullaan Wsnn and lady. Aes an lady M Ayres
irfsDt end nurse Rev Dr. snsins wife nj dss!ntsr
NJ, ssrs W Russell son. Samuel 81 Dp'on Ltnds MI and
Mes,rs Otto Meyer Zencher Sane e' G. sshsi.aer 4.
ysvonteDtuIg srd LADY B. Horwit se.ns As{s A.
Mt, L. Boil Miss H.yle Mr. r. b. Dana A. ssti NJ A.
saa Gator Mr Jose Psrso, NJ nunniSs Mr. Hilton,
Miss L, ors and ,iter Mr. Il. scb n'dt Judge LYONS Mr.
Mr. Baton Mt P NalsId Mr. San. Moore Mr. Wstson,
Ms Pighan MI John James Mr. SAM Grsggtou, Mr. Csrf
and fife. g. Mr. George Rust wife, and bro.hsr, Mics The
crown M tastes Mr. and Mrs SherbuD. and ,erysnt MI
DAVID Jones. Nj John Tr.b.ny Mr. Hsary 81 ys Nj MAJ
dopsd Mr.. Robert Mcbarty, Mr. r. Forsyth, Mr. and Mr.
Comb infant Miss Gordon Miss j. b. Aiken MI A Barn
Tote
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Tar AssAILASTs OF THE WIDE.AwAKEs IN Court.
Yesterday morning the men arrested at the New
ysrh HOel were arsaigned before Alderman Brady, at
ne Jeae, con Market Police Court. Mr. CorEess fes-
tu,es had brushed and swollen Look.
Alderman Brady inquired Of E. l., Corlies, who was
also charged wi asssollng the off ser that arrested
him. VIA: he bad to say, and he replied that he wss
excl ed at the time having taken one or two drinks,
and did not know what be WA doing.
al must hold you TO bail in $500 TO answer said
The msgistr ste What Court will you select TO be
tried before ?"
"w.n, don't know exactly" was the reply
~Wbst Court does Judge Russell eft in
Alderman Brady-The Court Of General Sessions.
Co liss-Very veil, then, viii DO tried at Genera
Ssssions. That viii BE- all right.
wv. Corlies made a similar excuse and was fined
$40 for eisot6erly conduct. He promptly paid his fine
ana then became bondimsD for his brothers appear
azee.
Mr.. Alexsn1er, merchant was next called upon. He
said he was considerably excited last nigot and mn'
have done things not altogether right.
Alderman BIady-Wel, will fine you 81 for get
sbg excited.
Alexander paid his fine, and the whole party went
their ways.