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Nj A Rim E N EW s.


srofa the Merehcnte and Nechu,,scs' A.r.
change Books.
MONDAY, Jan'y2
ARRIVED
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, from
Baltimore.
sszzSteamship Jamestown, Skinner, from New
York, with passengers and freight to NJ Smith
X Bro.
Schr Turner. Croweil, lin York River, corn
to Rowland " Bios.
Schr Anglo Saxon, fin Eappah annock, corn
to Mellen = Santos
Br. Brig Acastus. Vigurs, fm N York, ballast
to Charles Reid.
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For RNnI. 1860.

For kNnt, 1860.
The Dwelling on Washington Point
.ais known as ''iiardings" has two Rooms
E.N and passage below aud three Rooms
anove, good Kitchen and Smok' house, and
Well OF good water. Also large and produce
tive Garden 1he property is now being
thoroughly repaired and will be ready for a
tenant in few days
a lso for hire ell active Servant B Y, aged
about Is years. Apply to
l.. BERKLEY,
de 30 st 80 Main street.
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TO YOUNG MEN.
Y~UNG MEN DESl aING TO OBTAIN A
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS
EDUCATION IN THE SHORTEST
POS IDLE TIVE,
A ND All THE LEAST expense. are now
n (at the beginning of another Year, offered
every advantage and facility at the NORFOLK
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, JOHNSUN'S
HALL. The improvement OF students in
Penmanship and Book Keeping, always open
to the inspection OF visitors. Hours of in
struction from in the morn ing to 10 at night
de 30.1y
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N NSK0 Man FOR HIRE

NOR the ensuing year Man who has been
II accustomed to wait in Grocery Store
WANTED
For the ensuing year GIRL about III years
of age, one from the Country preferred En-.
quire OF
de 29.3t HARDY HENDRENs
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LONDON DOCK
BRANDY,
Vintage '46 and '4s.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
Port and Madeira Wines,
"Negler 8" 8 yrs. oil
And other choice
RYE WHlSkEYS.
"Guinness's" Xxx
Dublin and London
Porter,
; Can always be had froE.
Bonded Warehouse by
the Cask, or from the
Store, in quantities to
suit everybody at
]. MOCK Il CO.'S.
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NOTICE.
JUST OPENED AT McCANN'S
CHEAP SHOE STORE
100 Cases OF Ladies, Gents and Chill
n. drehs BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
Ess Also large assortment OF Servants
Shoes which will sell low at Wholesale
or Retail, as they must be sold by the first of
January. Don't forget the place
THOMAS McCANN,
"a Main street.
de 2-tf Opposite Johnson's Hall
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u Wide Water Street, next door to
le II S. o. MERwIN Il Co.. Auct'rs.
+ you want an elegant Spiced Round of Bee I
l. for Christmas times, send your order to
Jones, and he will supply you with great
many other goods, which suit the Christmas
times. EJONES,
de 20 No Eampbell,s wharf
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Something Extra.

lust opened another Ferkin of choice Butter,
y said to be the best III the market, by the
most experience JUICES OF good Butter. Call
early and secure some of it, MS such an article
is seldom offered for sale in this market. DON'T
forget at JORDAN BRO,
dec rs Church street.
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DEST QUALITY Refined Sugars-Such as
ID Cut Luai, Pulversed, Grarulated, A. and
Extra G.. These are always needed by House
keepers, tut particularly so about these Christ
mas times, and will find fine stock at
de 20 JAS. f JONES'
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Runawav-@6O ReIyard

Runa Way-$6O Reward.
}ANAW from the Subscriber his nepr,
IL Man WILLIAM William is % years old,
about q feet high, very black, has large full
spoken to seems to be confused He formerly
belonged to the estate of Thomas Wynne. ana
lived with the undersigned last year near NiiIe,s
store, In Norfolk County. I will give the above
reward OF S5' tor him, if secured in any iaiI II,
this State so that can get him.
JNO. II. HOPE,
Proprietor City Hotel,
Sc l2-u Williamsburg Va
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GRAND CONCERT

GRAND CONCERT
FOR THE Bh.T h.FIr OF The. POUi.
AT JUHNSON'S HALL,
On Tuesday Evening. Jan'y 3rd.
MIR. * EMM Eit&iS assisted b, his young
1v1 Singers, will give Musical Eute, ain.
ment OF Miscellaneous Music Tor the Benefit of
the Poor.
sb5- Tickets u cts. Children and Servants
half price. Doors open at TX O'Clock, to com
mence at III o'clock. de 294t*
NEGROs FOR HIRE M,y
NM ILL be hired at Deep Creek Norfolk Co.,
w Saturday Dec. 31st, about F l F r Y
NEGROS for the yeal 1860, belonging to the es-
tate Of Taylor Sivlls, deceased
de 2l-eOdtd + WILSON. Executive.
NOTICE.
r HAVE opened GROCERY STOhE in
l. the city oil Norfolk on the road to Princess
Ann County, and have ap pointed my brother
E. +. Whitehurst my Agent, 10 manage the
same, with authority to buy sell goodso
my RESPONSE bility, md on my account
de9-lw2taw ]. J. WHITEHURST.
FOR RENT 1860.
The Subscriber offers Tor Rent tol the
a$,iu next year, the upper part of his Store,
@iN containint four Rooms i'll good order
| Also, Kitchen, Cistern and Paved Yard Terms
| reasonable to good tenant. Apply to
WR ROWE,
No 81 Broad Water street,
de 15-ThS&M2w near Church.
| $1,000 to Sl5 900 Wanted.
| INTEREST at per cent, payable Seinl-,i-
| L nua lly Security upon we'll located paying
| real estate in the city OF Norfolk, Address Box
Go, Post Office Norfolk. for particulars.
/ dis, e. 1uht
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III o! FO r. T. III Il
HOLIDA YES.
TO RDAN
- In blaze of light.

- In a blaze of light.
II YOU WANT PRESENT FOR YOUR
Wife, Husband, Child or Grand M other, or feel
selfish and only wish to treat yourself call at
G. Jordan & Sons, who this day open an as
sortni, MT OF goodies, that will sslit the oldest
and youngest, the Sourest as we'll as the Sweet
est And for Fire Works !! why u e,o never W As
IL N" OH before, such $3.50 tnlent, and at
l'!tces so very cheap. Then to- the public gen.
er"I y md every body else, we, cordially invite
Your dttenti0n to our Stock OF Christmas
u o"s, embracing every thing: suitable 10 the
de u G. JORDAN u son.
PEACH BR ANDY.
E BBLS. ACCOMAC PEACH,
- Warranted Years Old.
rs PBLS. WHEAT WHISlkEY,
Worra,ned Years Old.
rs BBLS. ZEIGLER WHISKEY,
Fron,2 to 10 Years Old.
OLD SCOTH WHISkEY,
A Choice article IN store and for sale 5y
A. J. MOCK 4 Co,
dec2 Wide Wator street.
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ABLE Fttk pans. ms
, YIN Bohemian Cut t;in I; t., ,rIf>
- ~ h'na -"'' 90. la, P"H IL. >US
u ulne i ,rina oyognce
Cut |. - Tore; DO. lie
Twr ngihani Snch-l~
Gehnlhe 'nrh and II. j /. 'crts.cs,
40 90 Fumntuu.o
Otto u Rose il! Cut y isss GottleS
Fine Porte MOntalts and Buck Purses
Moire Antique Purses,
English and French Hair Brushes,
Ivory Buck do do
Fine Havana Segars ill / boxes,
Choice Smoking Tobacco in bales
English Soaps in boxes,
HandSnme Kerosene Oil Lamps and Shades
Flowering Hyacinths in Coiored vases
Pearl Starch in neat ~ III cases
ne above and many other gooGs at very sat
isiactory rates
de - NJ A 4. q A SaN,rpc
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From 10 to 12 A. M, and 7 to 8 d. IN.
A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS
AT No. as, F.. MAIN STREET.
FTN3E Stock consists of varied assortment
J. OF DESIRABLE GOODS bought tor retail
sales. In order to accommodate the Ladies we
Will have daily sales from 10 to u O'Clock and
for the gentlemen evening sales from to o.
clock. Merchants and dealers are also invited
as the stock is to be sold out as SOC n as may be-
Sale Posltive-to commence on MONDAY
now st FERGUSON & RELOTE,
Auctioneers
+. Goods will be retailed low during in.
termediate hours r r
no l9-tf
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Is . A ii Ii

Is - A ii ID
A Family pleasantly situated in an eligible
"A part of the city, Can accommodate with
Board, three or four School Girls, or two
grown persons. Apply at
GHISELIN Jr's. Book Store,
de 2S-4t (Under Atlantic Hotel
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Lii, A mOST DESIRABLE SIOnE
s@sii AND RESIDENCE FOR RENT, adioin-
-Ax.V ing New Opera House Church ST. Pos
session given list January. Apply to
deS-u &. JORDAN & SON
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FALLING FALLING #!
FALIlNGi

FALLING! FALLING !
FALLING ~
~ HE prices of Dry Goods and Fancy Goods
L have fallen very low in the last month OF
two at
NO. As, EAST MAIN STREET,
and scores of shrewd people have had to con-
graduate themselves upon the genuine Bargains
they have obtained.
But there are few more left of the same
sort, and although the goods are being run off
at the rate OF hundreds of dollars y eek. there
are still great many to be disposed of.
All heavy wooden and dark winter goods es-
pecially must be closed out if possible lie, such as
Flannels, Merinoes, Crib and Cradle Blanke'S,
Grey and Black Worsted Hose, dark Calicoes
Winter Mouslins, Alpacas, Under shirts and
Drawers, Winter Gloves, Wool Jackets and
Guernseys &C, together with great many lit.
tie fancy Christians fxings. Now is your
chance.
Private sales during the day. Auc ton every
night
de2i JILL DAWSON.
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IfOifIK1o Tad Ivan ASSI JIATIUN,
III q. regul,' monthly me-, ting OF this ASso-
citation will be held a, institute Hall, on
MbNDAI t.teiiI'g, IaIuary I'd, at or before
which time the Second lnsralment on Stock
must be paid
application Tor redeeming shares must be
made in person at this meeting.
de 2O-3t Hardy HENDREN. Sect I.
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(, ARTI LES FOR PRESENTATION
AT c. HALL u CO.'S.
The Useful and the Substantial
pOSEM GOD Writing Desks,
IL Ne Plus Ultra's
Tourists Companion,
Bankers Cases,
Pocket Inks OF Rosewoud
Cases of Rodgers Scissors,
Chessmen of Ivory, bone and ebony,
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases
Water Color Bones and Brushes,
Diaries for 1860,
Miniature Ledgers,
Flutina's aAd Guitars,
Whist Boxes, Backgammon Boxes,
With many other articles suitable Tor Pre-.
SentS de %
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HOLIDAY WEEK
NOV is the time to call and get some nice
IN Boots nd Shoes.
FW SEABURY'S SONS,
de IS Is Market Square.
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Auction Sales.
s. o. MERWIN, Auctioneer.


8. o. MERWIN. AuctiOneer.
BY MERWIN & co.
NTE WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT OUR
w Auction House, No. 20 Roanoke Square
this evening.
An elegtu assortment of China Tea Sets, and
Glass War -, consisting of cold bsno Tea Sets,
t"1f3es do with notices Tete tete Fancy
JeWelry ';Jxes, Mugs, Toy Mugs, French cut
! Slets il Al New York fail sale, French Cur
lnmblers LsrFe Diamond Heart Lamps, &c
ms sale IS especially FOR Ladies
ur TT, ERWIN co, Auct'r
A U TION.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, POCKET
CUTLERY, PISTOLS, &c. &c.
T'o-nA at 10 o'clock in the morning, and
4 a Z to night, a large lot of beautiful Jew
ellery, POCKET CUTLERY, PISTOLS. &C, at
tae Auction House of Jas. G. Pollard Market
Square.
de I7-tf JAS. C. POLLARD, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
STOCK OF BOOKS.
STATIONERY, &c,
AT AUCTION.
FX'HE PRpPR ETOR of No. 81 East Main
A. street, having determined to make change
III his business offers his entire Stock for sale
at Auction, or al private sale below cost The
Stock on hand to he closed out, consists of
Standard Works,
Poems,
Miscellaneous Books,
Prayer Books, Bibles,
Hymn Books, Song Books,
Novels, School Books
Blank Books, Stationery, 8c, &C.
Those In want of any of the remaining stock
will do well 10 cal early, as the stock will he
sold out cheap. Merchants wanting BLANK
BOOKS can get great bargains. The Auction
Sales will commence in the cour. of a week or
so, as soon as the goods can be arranged. de ID
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de - MA A SANTOS

E. N. M. U. o. z. HIS.
w f. are retailing good Butter 20, IS and 81
w cents, Sugar 10 cents, new Hams l3ct-
Meal 81 90 per bushel,N No. Lard ID cts Plate
Beet IL cts Coffee 10 cts. Patent Cut Sugar
10 CTS fatapsco Flour per Dbl or bag, new
bucRWheat, No. Mackerel, Spot fish very
large atonly s cts per ID at the cheapest CASH
drocery III the city. Goods sent to every part
OF the city free of cost. No. 8. S. Church st
oe ~ Il REDMOND
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N Office.
GRAND ARRIVAL,

GRAND ARRIVA Al.
u r. + M B E Il oath
d. The attention OF the Laoies and others
8A Is called to the magnificent assortment
R&v OF Rich ard elegant Jewelry which was
@1S received this morning, al d now being
opened Ii you wish to select from q really
larg and magnificent Stock you will call at G
Greenwood's Il Main street
Those ladies who have been waiun2 for the
arrival Of Stone Cameo Sets can now be sup.
pied. The following have also just been re-
ceived: white Lava Sets Coral Sets. Carbuncle
Sets and many other rich and beautiful ar
ticles which would De impossible to mention.
For something fine, rich, ia hionable and at
really reasonable prices, the discrim mating
public will call at 81 Main st. Everybody can
be suited there with something appropriate for
Christmas or other presents
c F GREEN GOD, 81 Main street,
de "a Head OF Market Square.
III a cODyl
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For Hire for 1860.
1.-TWO Young Negro Men aged IL and 10, and
J. one Boy aged IA There are OF good char.
acter. Apply to
de 9-}tawtf JOHN DODD,
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Sn KEGS Prime Glades Butter receiving,
.JO and for sale iow
de 80 JE JONES.
III Il copy
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KINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT Ey
MACHINERY

hlNDLlNG WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT BY
MACHINERY
VIA ~ undersigned is DESTROYS, of calling at,
Il tention to his large stock OF KINDLIN(i
WOOD sawed and split in lengths to suit graf. 5
or Stoves, for sale by the Wagon load or box
cheaper than the same quantity of wood car
be bought for in any other way for kindhn,
purposes.
Orders LETT at my effice, corner of adisor
and VIDE Water streets, or sent through the
+. o., shall receive prompt attention.
OAK and PINE WOOD always on hand. ano
for sale at lowest market prices
de Ia WALTER J. DOYLE
WHdIE LIN EN- H'DKFs-Ladies
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7lltA BBLS. Fleur, afioat aud IN store, OF all
5OO grades from the best Richmond and
Shenandoah Mills, for sale on shippers ac-
count, by
de 70 BIT BOCKOVER.
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NHIP STOKES Received by the boat this
~ morning a supply of No, Mess and Fami-
ly Mess Beef direct from the packers. Captains
OF vessels and Merchants wanting Beef, would
do well to call and see it, for sale by
de 30 ] Il Jones
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

The JAPANESE EMBAssY-The Japan Amhas-
sadors to Washington have arrived at San Fran
cisco, with their retinue, embracing some sixty
or seventy greasy looking servants. The people
OF San Francisco are petting and toadying them
to their hearts content. We are glad the As
sembly refused to invite them to Sacramento at
the expense of the State. If the merchants of
San Francisco wish to make favorable impress
sion upon the greasy heathen, in order to get
their trade, well and good. But it is not be-
coming our Legislature to treat them in man.
ner which might be construed by them as an
invitation for their countrymen to come and
settle in this land. Our people are tired of the
Chinese, and can perceive but little difference
between them and the Japanese We would
like very yell to see commercial relations open
ed up between the two nations, but we desire no
interchange of population. The body polite is
already sufficiently diseased with the Asiatic
plague, ia-the shape of Chinese serfdom with
out having added to it that of Japanese vassal-
age.
P. S. The Senate has appointed committee
to wait onthese saffron -colored, shave-headed
cue-weaSsFs. Would the Senate have appointed
this committee had the embassy hailed from the
Court ofthe Emperor of China? We presume
not. We trust our Legislature will leave the
toadying of these Asiatics to the San Francis
cans, who seem to have stomach for the work.
They areafter the dollars, and would pay the
same honors, we presume, to embassy from
the King of Congo, provided the King of Congo
had profitable trade to bestow. By the way,
it makes one laugh to see the Senator from this
district appointed as chairman ofthis committee.
Now, of all Senators, he is the very last that
should have been chosen for this work. The
Senator from the Shasta district welcoming
Mongolians to these shores Don't serve, friend
Logan
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

The HINCKLEY 4 MoFFETT BiLb.-Some per-
sons may have construed the language of the
Grand Jury's Report in reference to-the passage
of this bib as condemnatory of Our Assembly,
man and Senator. Such construction reflects
unjustly upon the honesty of the Grand Jury, as
each member thereof knew that our representa-
tives acted in obedience to petition numerous
ly signed by leading citizens, without reference
toparty Therefore the Grand Jury could not
have intended to cast the slightest censure upon
our legislators. They are wholly blameless in
this matter, if there be blame anywhere. With
the representations made to them, they could not
but think that in passing the bill they were car
rying out the wishes of the people,
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
Notice.

r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that a District
i School meeting for Shasta Common School
District, No. /, is called at the Court House, in
the town of Shasta, on Saturday, the 9TH inst, at
l O'Clock, p NJ, for the purpose of electing three
Common School Trustees for said district, to
serve for the ensuing year. Said meeting will
be organized by the present Board of Trustees,
and will continue in session until the business
for which it is called is perfected and the cleo
ton will be conducted in accordance with the
provisions of law for general elections.
J. Z. PELHAM,
Secretary Board Of Trustees
Shasta, April |, 1850. apT:li
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

bW~ The various streams of this county have
been remarkably swollen during the week. An
immense quantity of rain has fallen. The roads
are horrible. Ditto the oaths of men who are
now compelled to drive teams over them. Like
wise the /" carahoesp Of the descendants of
Spanish Dons now in such INDECENT crcumstan-
ces as to- be compelled to 'hoopa! mula' in
the rear Of pack trains.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

HYpERBoLE Run MAD.-We overheard mos
wicked piece of wit the other day, which was
so exceedingly graphic and forcible, that we
cannot avoid publishing it. drunken fellow
was standing on the sidewalk, and a very POM
pous petty dignitary happened to pass by. The
tight chap leaned back against an awning
post, and pointing at the official SWELL exclaim-
ed, "Just look at -! How big he feels J.
Why, God Ahnighty's orereoat wouldn't make him
a vest."-Napa Reporter.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

EASTER BAnL.-Remember, Jo. Schwing and
Louis Schneider give their grand Easter Ball at
Charter Oak Hall, on Rexs Monday evening. Ev-
cry preparation is being made to make this a
most agreeable affair. large attendance Of
the beauty and gallantry of ths town and county
is expected. A frst-Fato band OF musicians has
been engaged.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

The WEArHER.-Thursday night was the first
opportunity fer square sight at the moon and
stars that we enjoyed during the week. and yes
terday the sun shone out bright AID clear, as
the eye of a bride on the eve of her marriage,
while the hills look as verdant as Moses the son
of the amiable DR.. Primrose, when he went to
the fair to dispose of his fathers horse, and tra-
ded him off for gross of spectacles with copper
rims washed over with silver.
?. S. These remarks hold good so far as
yesterday forenoon-when they were written
and put in type. However, to use the language
OF an Irish friend, it " cleared up cloudy" and
commenced raining again. The chances are
will have showed hereabouts before this
morning
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
NSzs The Bachelor Homestead Bill

Hsys The Bachelor Homestead Bill is now a
law. Under it every bachelor may hold home
stead worth 1000, provided he can get it,
The law is defective, inasmuch as it does moi
appropriate thousand dollars out of the public
treasury for each bachelor, as "a starter."-
Unless this amendment is made the chances are
thata majority of the bachelor legislators who
enacted the law, will never have the satisfaction
of availing themselves of its privileges.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

EAsrER.-Yesterday was Good Friday, the
annivel sary of the crucifixion of our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ Tomorrow is Easter
Sunday, the anniversary of the day upon which
He, the Son Of God, triumphed over death and
the grave. Last Sabbath was Palm Sunday, be-
ing the anniversary of the day upon which our
Saviour rode into Jerusalem upon the back OF
an MSS
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

DJ- The nations of Europe seem busily en-
gagged, after the manner of Macbeths witches,
in throwing discordant ingredients into a huge
diplomatic cauldron, which "boil and bubble
in style denoting " toll and trouble horrible
to think of. Almanacs for this year should con-
tain on every page-In these days expect wars
and rumors of wars.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

WHAT DOES He MEAN ?-The little warrior
OF the Beacon announces his intention to be al
Tie Cottonwood May-day ball, EARNED and
eGuipped as the law Directs" for the purpose OF
giving rs anything" we may desire. Now, il
the editor means to say that he will be there for
the purpose of whipping US, then we won't 60
for we have no fancy for being whipped-and
Cush can add the price of another ticket to the
BeaeoH editors bill. for frightening us away
But if the editor means friendly mbibing bout
and comes I" armed and equipped with the
wherewithal to pay therefor, then count on us.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

BsF By the Overland Mail we have the intel
ligence that there will be 1000 U. s. troops on
the Mexican frontier before June One reri-
ment will remain in Salt Lake Valley.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

BeA Thomas II. Stockton, of Philadelphia,
has been elected Chaplain to the II. of r. If
we are not mistaken he delivered sermon on
the Brown raid, wherein he alluded to that old
thief and murderer in a manner that afforded
unfeigned satisfaction to the Abolitionists. He
is a fit man to pray for Black Republican Con-
gressmen.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

ROUND VALLEY.-This Valley, containing some
10000 acres of land, has been surveyed by the
Government with view to setting it apart for
an Indian Reservation. OF the Valley some
10000 acres are of the first quality of agricul-
tural land. Nearly she entire Valley is now oc-
cupied by settlers, who have made improve
ments of great value thereon
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

R@5- The building of a new Brick Court
House for Tehama county has been commenced
1t is located upon the Public Square in Red
Blaf, and is estimated to cost Sll, ,624. Virgil
P. Baker, Esq, is the builder. The work is tc
be done under the superintendent of Capt
James s. Johnston.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
Ferry Notice.

TINE UNDERSIGNED will apply to the Board
i of Supervisors of Shasta county, at their
regular term in May next, held in Shasta coun-
ty, for renewal of license to keep, for the pe-
riod of one year, a Toll Ferry Boat across the
Sacramento river at the mouth of Bear creek, at
point where the road leading from Red Bluffs
to Yreka ria Lockharts Ferry, crosses said
stream. LAFFERT1 Il HA1CRAFT.
March 80, 1860 apT:4w