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The Shasta courier., 1860-03-24
Harvey Lee VS.. Judge Field.

Harvey Lee, Reporter of the Supreme Court,
is out in card denunciatory of Judge Field
The S. F. Herald published severe attack upon
the correctness of the 18th volume of the Su-
preme Court Reports. Lee says Field instigated
the publication of the article in the Herald-
After asserting that all but three of the errors
pointed out "are errors of the Court, as they
appear in the original opinions now lying upon
my This table," he says:
few words, personally, to this vile wretch,
whom must call Judge and am done.
Do you desire, Sir, to place yourself in the
position where you will have to write me another
cowardly letter, and then hope to gull the pub
lie by saying that it is involuntary? Do you
not know, sir, that you disgracng the posi-
ton you occupy, by using that position to crush,
ifpossible, member of the Bar, who has done
you no wrong, but many favors? Do you sup
pose that the more than usual exertons | used
in the Convention of 1857, to get you the NOM
ination of Judge, was that you might use the
power of the bench to destroy the little reputa-
ton may have gained lawyer in eighteen
years practice? If this is your mode of dis
charging debts of gratitude, hereby release you
from all obligations.
The chances are that we shall shortly have
another of our Supreme Judges engaging in a
duel.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-24

H6S The people of Honey Lake are about
waging war with the Pah- Utahs. The Terri
torial Enterprise is opposed to such war. Gov.
Roop has issued the following proclamation:
To THE CITIZENS OF NEVADA TERRIToRy
Finding that we of Honey Lake Valley are
unavoidably about to be plunged into war
with the Pah-Utah's, you are requested to pre-
pare yourselves with arms and ammunition, and
those of our citizens who are exposed on the
border settlements to remove their stock and
property as soon as they can do so; and that
independent mounted companys be formed in
neighborhoods having many thirty able
bodied men, elect their officers and report to me
at Susanville immediately
ISAAC ROOP, Governor.
Done at Susanville this 10th day of Feb. u 1860.
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Cost Prices.
FOR CASH ONLY.

Said stock consists of almost everything in
the Grocery line, and general assortment Of
Hardware, Crockery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Tinware, &C., &c. Also a large assortment OF
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS of this years import
alton.
Persons indebted to us are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against us will please present them for
payment.
GILBERT, wESTCOTT BARTLETT.
Shasta, Feb. ls, 1860. ns:lm
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nA- Honey Lake is still dry, and likely to
continue so, with the exception of few weeks
during each returning spring. 1t is thought that
its bed may ere long be converted into meadows
and corufeds
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-24
YA- The editor of the Lancha Plana Dispatc

r@- The editor of the Lancha Plana Dispatch
Acknowledges the receipt of bouquet plucked
from cottage garden. We guess twas a cab
bage head. The same editor gives the following
receipt for raising big crowd '' Take two oys-
Ter caas, piece of twine, three hammers and
a dog, tie the cans securely with the twine then
a hurrah, and you will have all hands and the
balance of mankind on the move in the direc-
Uon the dog takes" He likewise makes mention
of Chinaman named " Tin CAM and white
man named Boggs the latter of whom sowed
half pound of canary seed, expecting to raise
e 6ne crop of singing canary birds.
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NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER this date, we shall do NO
~ CREDIT business, and, for the purpose of
closing our present partnership, (one of our
firm being about to leave the State) and wishing
to reduce our stock as much as possible we
shall offer our goods at
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-24

ScRrB RAorSG.-We hear of several scrub
races to come of in this town in few days.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-24

B9T- The bill for the better observance ofthe
Sabbath has been defeated.
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-24

DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, be-
low Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's office, San Francisco
The Doctor offers free consultations, and asks no
remuneration unless he effects a cure. Office
hours from A. NJ. TO 8 p NJ ml7:3m
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Not1ce.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
L 4 TO not commit trcspass by entering upon
and occupying my lands for any purpose what
ever
The boundary lines are clearly defined in the
record of my patent and plat of the BUEyA-
VENTURA GRANT, as made in the Recorders
Office Of this county.
Any one desrous of further information can
apply to William Magee, of Shasta.
P. B. READING.
Shasta County, Nov. 2lst, 1859. n2sss
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-24

p05- Harry Mighels, of the Marysville Appeal,
and Forbes, of the Sierra Democrat, are having
Forbes, in his last, with the most envenomed
sarcasm remarks Strangers never suspect us
of making mouths at them" Oh Forbes, that
was too cruel
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-24
District Court.

Hon. WM. P. DAINGEREIELD, presiding.
Henry Hollub and Raphael Marschultz admit
ted TO citizenship.
E. Linn VS.. Shasta and Yreka Wagon Road
Co.-Jury ordered summoned for 2 o'clock, P.
N. to-day.
E. Crowell VS.. Creditors of appear
ance of creditors entered and cause set for fual
hearing on the Sd of April. Done 10 chambers
The Shasta courier., 1860-03-24
Shasta Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

SHASTA, March "a, 1860.
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GU Havana corrs.ponaenc..

HAVANA, OCT 8, 1soo
Capture Of ae SLAVE Steamship Csy of Norfolk BY Spanish
Man Of Wor-Deata Of Cloraed Sineer-Tae Saa
DnmsnSo Occupation, DC
We have bad some variety Ia the week past, both In
speculation and the realities Of things about u.s. the
In relation to Mexican affairs and Spanish there
on, aDo the second belonging TO social move
men,-,f which the most important Is the capture Of
the steamship City Of Norfolk coast negroes
on board. or rather along shore all had been landed
and the steamer sent adrt Two three hundred had
passed inapd the balance were upon an island of the
entrance 70 Sierra Morena, and the vessel and
negroes, four hundred and few MORE taken by
spaDAh Of war and brought TO this port tho ath
Inst We do not like such liberties taken with our In
tesrty by the John Brown sympathisers The "emaaci
padcsh viii DO made useful and put In much better
social condition than those returned TO their wrotched
homes ~ high COST by the United states There have
dsgreesbe exposure and have another steamer DUE
which win get through probably unless the Crusader
should her path celebrated singer from spain,
baritone arrived one day and died the nextcod water,
AFTER dancing the cause; the musical public dsap
pointed and real sympathy besides. Our army In the
Dominican republic doing well and initiating the
country In the way they should 60. The first mis-
take Of Hay viii be turned TO account and that
ment viii erase 10 exist whether the negroes will Do
industrious not remains 10 be Il is proba
bc II the policy works Spain viii protective ju
rsdction the black and the brown political
ninites Of the two divisions OF the island.
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UA1ted states District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Shipman.

SENTENCES FOR OFFENCES ON THE HIGH sEAs
Oct Is the United States Per Roue and Seneca p.
Deutcher The defendants convicted Of attempt
70 make revolt n and were sentenced 70 hard labor
for year and 70 pay fine Of dollar, and stand
committed until paid
The United Stats Edicdrd Wdrshdw This prisoner,
who master Of toe snip Fora and convicted yer
terday Of "a assault with dangerous weapon a
man, BY shooting 1t him with pistol and wouDdog him
In the was this morning sentenced 70 hard labor for
thirty days and 70 pay fine or $500 and 10 stand
mtted until The paid by Clerk OF tho Court
into tho Sub treasury Of the United States and the receipt
therefor died In the Office Of the Clerk Of this Court
The Court adjourned to Monday.
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obituary.

DR.. HoRAro THOMSON, aged 81, died at Belchertown,
Mass, on the 4th inst. Or. Thomson was well known
and most valued citizen OF the section Of the couay
which he had long resided and justly celebrated
medical pra ,titoncr OF marked AGILITY for his many
pure Christian character he mantsiued shrtugn e
de was OF tho we'll knowo and eminent physician,
the late Dr. Furdon Thoms,n OF Coanecscu aod brother
OF Col George y. Thomson, FOR several years eiitor
OF the Dddy Nnos and In the on % the Mayor;
OF he, Chas 8 Thomson, OF New haven, Conn, and Of
Samuel Thomson formerly OF Utica, In this State, and
now Of San FRANCISCO Besides tbeee, he has len many
warmly Att sched friends 70 hs sad demise, and
than In the wide Geld OF his long and
FIJI prnrtico
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0urdsr KClv - M CAa0sw CSsA xs~sao u,--
rs~v--pemurrsr ovsruIsd, With costa.
ysma Joy Hcrerd ~ Hs~vy J. Rsy~scrd --Dsmurrcr
10 th> answer overruied. with coets.
R.assnsn 0errsced Tysstss, DC ~. Joseph " s~-no>
4 Il --rnrre wss error the report In ps the
can Of n the rcsicdcr well thu Anscs~ments
7bs psrsons extiued In remainder were In fault ia
provldsg fc~ payment and must bear the Increase
cAae1sa N The fcvm Of inses~st
0vtsSar ft<-d ~ Is,.and Hnrcns q al Motion
R~xns~a
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fHE NOMINATIONS FOR SUPERVISOR.
Tho committee appointed by the Mozart Hall democratic
committee TO infrm Col Christian schwarzwaelder Of his
nomination for Supervisor waited that gentleman at
his house. In Bond street. on Friday night and discharged
their duty Colonel schwarzwaelder in brief speech,
cepted tho nomination. remarkpg he did that
be was anxious TO oil public office, but in
quepce Of the unanimous request Of his social friends for
him 70 do
On the came evening the German Central Democratic
Committee held their regular monthly meeting, and on
motion OF Jacob Hof, II was unanimously resolved that
the committee adhere To The promise made TO Colonel
Schwzwaelder the committee In 1857 that should he
become candidate for public honors they would do all
in their power 70 support him and secure his election
his integrity ard capabiy Gil the office which he
pomir stsd The action Of the committee uivalent
70 the Reputation OF the Tammany nominee OF which
they are an integral part.
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snFrrHnss rrv ONO Ervr Captain Martin "
sobcrss, or seo FrascIsco aos building Al Ltue Hook
ing wsshpason opupty, OHIO, about slx mira b-os PAX
orsha,g, Va end Che fcot of Bsanernssse,ss
Island vessel ~ shcu, 80 scns tarsnen she v'i be
slightly ~ sbo clipper mous, and bars rsr-c ase wi
b. Grisssd next rarocS srd sisi ssa su,sor fos shs
$50 ~. 49, 49,.
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Married.
BAuER-DYJoSGE-In 5tapleton, l., on Saturday, Octo
Der 49, German Lutheran church. the Rev. Charles
Goehling, D. RAuxR, Of New York. TO CBCIn H. daughter
OF Julius DejoDge, Esq, Of Staten Island.
BESNST-CARIM.-n Brooklyn. thursday, October
II, VI ST. James Cathedral, by the Right Rev Bishop
LOughin, DR.. EDWARD BurNE1 TO GKNEvKvE VIRGINIA
CAE, only daughter Of Delphy CArn, Esq, OF b. Louis,
Mo
81. Louis (Ao.) Republican please copy.
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FofeOOel &onces
Amorg the passengers from Europe by the Africa we
notice the arrival Of Dr. Gustavus Holland the agent Of
the Honduras Iuseroceanio Railway Company who is on
his say - Honduras We informed that this compa-
ny has recently been rcoreAnzed and Mr. Richard Cob.
den, the eminent British statesman Is become its
Chairman, In the place Of Mr. william Brown who
sequence OF bad health resigned that position some time
since AZ tho political condition Of Europe will
admit Of this company Is 70 be launched, and from the
interest felt In the enterprise and the high character OF
the ntemeu composing the Board Of Drcstos thcre
doubt Of s being fsvorasly received by the public
The Emperor Of France with whom committee Of the
directors had official interview some timc since,
takes lively interest in this enterprise and has given
his best aid and support
Hon Fernando Wood, Miss Wood and Gen. James Wat.
son Webb are occupying apartments at the Everett
House.
Hon Nv, J. Pyuyn, Of Albany, and Henry roresta Of
New Orleans both from Europe In the steamship Africa,
Friday; Judge Greene, OF Providence and Henry A.
Boyce Of LOUISIANA are stopping at the Bsevoort House
Dr J. Thornley,. Of the United states NavyF Roche
Of London; / Spencer, Of Montreal, W, and J. l..
HOTEL hSs. San 'f'H''' arc stopping ' the st. Denis
A. Whittier, Of Boston; r. l. Anderson Of st. Louis;
w. Cochrane and party, Of Buffalo; W. stonssack. of
ping ~ the Metropolitan Hotel
N. 7. willis. Of IdIew,li; W. C. Atwood. OF Phiiadc
ph,a; W, Mills, Of Illinois: A. @. smyth, Of Canada,
Place hotel
Rev. Or. Batter, Of Warrington, d. O.: Dr. J. r.
Wcaiherly and party, Of New Orleans; u. Goodwin
and party, OF Hartford Wal, and sife Of California,
Rev r. W. Stone and Rev Q. W. Everett, both OF Con
neoscut, and Mr. Charles Ellis, Of England, are stopping
the iafargc House
lion A Hcnry,-of Tennessee, Hon. =. +. Church, OF
Albany; Mr. French, Of - Petersbu,g; Or. j. Hanil.
TIM. Lieut. Eveted and DR.. Robert Waters, s OF the
British army; Henry o'Kil, from Hsyii; Mrs Thomas
white and family. Of Virginia; Herman Cossc and wife
OF Philadelphia and Rev. s X. Apson and family, OF
Georgia, are stopping st the 81 Nicholas Hotel.
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BLIND hks hzaso Nicholas Kennedy, partially oiin !,
and Meyer vancou totally blind, len this city seven
weeks snce and from their friends have heard
nothing from them They LEFT 70 60 to PhiAdePhiA and
cities farther South to sell books Remedy leaves
widowed mother who In great affection II his absence,
fearing he h killed. vanoou ieis wife and ", quite
young children, living ON Ninth avenue kfs sancots Is
entirely blind and Is In very destitute Circumstances
Kenedy about twenty years OF age Vancoit m intel
gept man. about thirty OF age and nearly SIX feet
In height When leaving the city they promised their
friends 70 write every few days. They we're formerly
connected with the ~ York Institution for the Blind
Papers PhiadelpniA aud further South will confer
great favor BY noticing the absence OF these Any
Information concerning them muncated to B. HALT
day, House Of Industry, LIS Worth street. Ne York will
be thankfully acknowledged.
TIE Bopy or TIM UNKNOWN MAN Fouyp N THE EAST
RIVER WITH TIE THROAT Cur Tho police have been unable
todncoyer sny clue 70 this mysterious affair full psticu.
lars Of which, far known were given In tho Nsw
YORK Herald OF Friday last Coroner Schrmer viii hold
IN inquest on the BODY to day At Bellevue Hospital
TARGEr ExcuRsos.-The T. J. Carleton Musketeers,
Captain Rodes, passed ONCE their return from
their annual target excursion, Wednesday afternoon
last They mustered about forty members. present
ed manly and soerke Appearance They spent the day
at oria where they coptended for twenty six prizes
and the occasion was one Of unaoyed pleasure and
joymeut
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Queru.s CeA Liver Oti Jelly ~ the Only
r~mcdy tcr ~sh. ccsi. ssd cycsa~Ysoa Fold W s
lpvcucr 10 rouvsh And y, al druggists
vhsr- FhxFULp. PAkEkk MuwEs, wsolesale agents.
NO IS Beeknan street,
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Prince cf wales ard the London Cisb
p~rc~ ara ~~s fcund u Finh Avenue iose
he lArsr Bsekn&n Sweet - r-Speetsbs gro
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white, the Hastsr, has Hatred sced the
HewcsA~ at Hsaa sornsshng nd gay Al 1s aru~d
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Eureka sewing machinss-Prfce $50
gAr te p,M fur IN weekly tg,ut. wanted. ones
.ss Broadway. nsnaes rented deared. fzurs tsashs
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BrOOklyn city News.

TIM GoIp STREET HoMcrps Tho post nortem examna-
ton held By Dire. wiets and Bauer Thursday after
noon, resulted In the following evidence given by the
DOCTORS
Having made post mortcm examination on the body Of
Mrs Mary Ann Hall at the dead house eserday Afternoon
We found bruises about tac breast neck AMI
arms, and also superficial wound the back OF the
head but all these marks have nothing whatever 70 do
with the death Of the woman which caused by
gestion OF the brain and serous apoplexy.
LOUIS BAUER. n. D.,
ANDREW wlLLEr5 n. D.
1t turned out, In evidence, that the very
bard drnker, showing the probability that she had
drunk heree 70 death 10 consequence Of which her hus
band who had been arrested for the homicide dis
charged in accordance with the verdict OF the jury
The SUPPOSED wiyn MrKpxR-Mary Hall, the woman
who died from injuries supposed TO have been inflicted BY
her husband, died Wednesday night. Sho II said 70
have been woman OF very incorporate habits,
sequence Of which abe beaten by her husband An
inquest held by Coroner Morton Friday and the
evidence was sufficient to elicit verdict which holds Mr.
Hall 70 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
THx 0 BanN HOMICIDE The Coroner's inquest on the
alleged murder by John 0Brcn and Patrick Costello
their wife and sister, brought to close Thursday
when both men finally committed TO jail 70 await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
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London Yoke shirts tn Measure-SIs and
don, Us Broadway New York.
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HsrrirG's Patent Champion Fire and
New York.
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with the gni,ed states Survey, by which impor
can't fac,ites will secured him and his assistants
whilst engae In the work the coast.
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Drawings Of the Delaware state Lot
teros WOOD, EDDY 90, Managers Of the
DEAw..a zssrvc.r AZ srss go srzrs L 70 tx
IL, 9, 20, A, Is, 81 70, So, SO, 50, 81, rs, SO.
DELAwAHs-uLAss 40. OcrossR -, 1850
81, 81, So, 10, 81 ~, 10, 63, &c. SO, IS, Is, IL.
Circular. zen; free q charge sddrss.nr either %
WOOD, EDDY 90 wlminEon DslnwAe
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Keep warm and Dry
wArER fRooF BOOTS.
gAfNOEaTs OR HicH LACK ROOTS,
fov ad-. gents boys ehdfen al every thing desra We
fort ~l and vtotev NJ
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Loeaeres;-
suss.z CoUsrv, CLASS s4s. ocrosm Is 1850.
IL, 4, %. 6S, 50, 10, 8, 80, 81, 20, As, U.s.
o, %, IL, as 49, 43, SO, To- q, 49, 20, IS, 20, 40.
Circulars 'sns FREQ q charge By addressing :, vcr
Wilninnt1o.
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Stsinway & S0ns' Ovsrstrung GRAND
and square PiAnns considered
are warranted for i've yoaS wAxerooms 8 and 81 walker
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Salt Against the city for sac 900,
sUPkKnE CoURr-sPECIAL TENN.
Qcfnro Hco IudUa p.aarAv

Before Hon Judge Booney.
Ou III Sarah r. SAussoof rs ne Mayor, &c Of Nsp
YrA Tho plaintiff sues recover Is 200, being the
OF assessments paid by her 1885, claimed
have boon laid for twice much the value OF the
work done The contract made by the corporation
with John sauery and the planta alleges that tho
prices we're frauiusutly Increased 70 make The
The defendants demur 10 tue complaint u Was argued
by Mr. II III Anderson on the part OF the corporation
that the mouey having been voluntarily paid could not
be recovered back That u the plaintiff gnoran Of
the francs alleged she stl bad Of knowledge
and must be considered a. having waived any objection
70 the assessment Decision reser vcd ExJutge Hayuer
for paiatn Mr. Henry H. Anderson, for Tho corporation
aLaAsss, aIon Il Sons
SHOW whs Oriental Cream" Sold By all druxraA
.Beausisaa Complexion" PhaIon's
SNOW whlIs oriental creaa-' Price % cens pcr bolIs
for the compieaoa Trial bottles % cent? Zach wAner
street. Beware a counterfeit
Paris Felt Hats, OF the Latest styles,
" '''s'' = ~ - BsEsE CO.. is Broadway.
The Best ans Cheapest Family Sewing
siEvrss CO.. tzs Broadway.
Kfmbah q spa~tasss,s Fisty Cent De-
md @ ~ rAosraph' In every 'is
A Rsmsrhabls Cure -rhsaas siaclafr,
a. s sss. 20 ,, i; o% % HS
wa, bsls IN Ointment efso cd 0oroaEh cure IN
GernssiA Lie Insurance Company,
HUso vEsskxDoscK. President
rsirsarhs' Standard scales,
arr~h N all nd or =
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The Hest sns Chsspess Family Sewing
sIEvEss a CO., t1s Broadway.
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GernaniA Lie Insurance Company,
20 ~ Rro~dvny, cprver ~ Wall aree1
HUGO wESsKNDosCK. President
Y. Rsvususs. escr~ssyy.
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Paris Felt Hats, Of the Latest Styles,
- BsEBK 4 CO., iss Broadway
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vE sECorp land
Ia HSpRIs0'e SAP ..
inciudlrs ~ c~,ebvsas~i -
Hlack a % Safe, us 80
Herring, believed 70 e "
iArr~ss n The ccu~ss NC
per styles &C a 80
les Dinirg nss@ ~ ~.
h.f~ Wy gs~v a. s..n.sss
unG
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owen Viii STR snnces sas asthma for number Of
vear. ard eonid ohsasn relief fvom doctorA HOLLO
VA, bsA 10 Ointmsn efec ed ooronrh cure In
ve<ka
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aged IL mooths and Is days -
M isAves and friends Of the family are respectrunw
invited 70 attend his funeral from No 60 resd.ps strsc
tnis tsunasy) afternoon, al half past NO GEOLOGY
WAy.-On Friday, October "a WAVES VILLA VIZ
aged % years, months and DAYS "~ss
The relatives and friends OF the family 10 ....sn
invited 70 attend his funeral from IN Is,e r..aar
2os Wet rventy second street on Monday sfiernoos
1t one O'Clock, without further notice. His ramsi
will be taken 70 Cypress Hiiis for nterment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-29

THE HEIR TO THE THRONE OF ITALY
Prince Humbert son OF Victor Emmanuel, q
youth now in his 18th year-a bold aud ele-
CANT rider, nrst-rate marksman with the rifle,
exhibiting skill and endurance in all manly
exercises. endowed with fair, open counte-
nance in which the soldier like, honest mein
OF the ia ther is bleIded with the delicate fea-
lures and sweet expression of the mother,
distinguished by affable manners and grace
fui address-wins golden opinions with the
multitudes as he goes along the thronged
streets, bowing when bowed 10, mounted on
his light-grey Arab. The seed which his
father and grandfather sowed in sorrow and
in blood, will have grown up into a full and
glorious harvest by the time this fortunate
youth succeeds to the throne. That throne to
which SO many of his race aspired in the Sc
cret of their hearts, almost ever since the days
OF the First Humbert, will fall TO the lot OF
this Fourth Humbert by series of prosperous
vicissitudes, than which nothing more mar
veilous was ever woven in the mysterious
web of Providence. The fuilness of the times
is almost at hand, yet the final issue still
trembles in the scale of fate.-Lsster from.
IaTia.