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rs Q " JdCKASS.' SUCH IICtl6 EeIIla VI SOClt III
ture, candor and gratitude are act neces sal
to the adjournment Of HUMBoLDTes fame.
The Corps Diplomatique.
The intensely grand and pxs-sminently us
full body Of metropolitan Glsrs, who repr



The intensely grand and pSs-sminently use-
full body Of metropolitan iGlars, who repre-
sent the various Courts 81 Europe in the city
Of Washington, are said to have become amaz-
ingly jealous Of the Japanese. They demand
70 know If these copSsa-coIorsd, two-sworded
big -trousered JAPaAsse shall axe precede nee
of their majestic selves. OF cf,urse they will.
TAese gigantic stickiers for etiquette would
not attend the inauguration of the WAKING
TON Statue, because, In the programme, they
were placed after the Supre me Court. How
ever, the Statue was ina ugurated, just as
WAsHINGroN himself YEAS without their aid.
The only Representatives Europe for whom
America feels any resyect. are the people, who
are running away by ssnsi of thousands from
their royal mAstsra and leaving Kings with
out subjects, Couxss wi III only chamberlains
and cooks, and 0eAerals without armies.
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<> TO THE VOTERS OF HENRlCO
~ COUNTY.-FELtowC IrIzENa: There
in report circulated by Mr.. John O. Goddn. my
opponent, that was not competent to make out
my books, ~ COMMISSIONER OF The REV.
ENUE I ask my friends t. read tho following,
ffom three Of my friends who have examined my
book this year, and do me Justice on Thursday
next by giving me their support:
Respectfully, JOHN A. EAChO.
an examination Of the Lano Book Of 1850. Of John
A Eacho, Commissioner of the Revenue for the
Lower District Of Henrico county. ind It properly
- -. - \ 80 II j. y. KEEeEE,
.lssssQ JN0. A. HUTCHINSON,
May 10, 1850 THOS. A. STAPLES.
my 1l-4t .,.. s. IS. s.....ss. s5s4 IA Il
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- ACARD-T0 THE VOTERS
mined several weeks since to withdraw my name
ion ne cAnvas. %! TIE onee Of CON MISSION.
In this county. deem Il proper should make this
public r ny f5lSnd. ssd SGisSP Y,
dat ONCE. lmy 7i-StsI VIM. b. wOODFlN. s
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4 WHITE SULFHUK SPklNGS,
vAy GREENBRIER COUNTY, VA.
le.Wl This long established WATERING
PLACE will be opened for the reception Of visitors
on the 18th NAV.
Many new and important Arrangements have
boon made since the last season in this large es-
tablishment and NO efforts Will 10 spared to make
the guests comfortable.
J. HUMPHREYS. General Super ntendent.
A Correspondents Will please address J. HUN
PHKEYS, Superintendent White Sulphur Springs,
(sreanhr,er county, Va ap l6-eoQtlJuiy
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New YsAlieatles.

1 1ks 1hsoss Of Dsvid from the conservation
oftho 0hephsrd u Dethlsepn to the Rshellion
Of F5tsos Ahsaion. BY ~ nsv. II. IusxA.
MAJ. La y. PhiladeiphtAs q. G. EvArs.-
= ,AAn1sonsiy printed velnlns. For sale ~
WhSr Jouu sroH.
|. gG4Avy Due aAna1 Or hpndyed and lorty-
81 ~ NeE1rDsa Wegs sdtsaharoea 1sa ~
tsps1sak Navy 1asA - GAA1rd6y ~. 81 i
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AAA M0N;I.G.9MERY WHITE SUI.

YA9 pHTk STRINGS, MEAN TnI VIII "lk.
ROAD. IN MONTGOMERY COMFY, VA Va
Will be open for the reception of visitors on Il.
18th day OF MAY. The capacity to accommodate
has been increased by the addition of very Plea,
ant rooms. The buildings have all been new,
painted and whltewashed, and the bedding hss
much improved by thorough renov ation, and Iy
the addition of SUPERIOR HAIR MATTRESSE {
Passengers reach this place nth, ut stage ,r1e,l
and those who may desire To go To the SALT 81 / '
PHUR, GREEN BRfER WHITE SULPHUR or
SWEET SPRINGS, can take az much res, he e
as they may. wish, and then proc.ed BY Mesa ,.
Kent. Flcklln < Peytons line Of SrPERlOR
reaching the Salt Pond to dinner, the Salt sulphi :
40 mies) TO tea. and the Gfeenbrier White eu :
phur and Sweet Springs teach 81 rGiesl to dinner,
without night travel. Leave Virginia and Te,,-
nessee Railroad at Big Tunnel Stat,om.
ROB II. MOSBY, Proprietor
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I OST-On Saturday last, in the Capitol SQUARE.
~ or between the gate opposite lih street AID
Mr.. N. c. Barton's store. ON Main st pear Greg
shaw's new hotel, round GOLD BKEASTPiN,
ancircled ny small jet sets, and enclosing brown
hair. suitable reward will 10 gwen If left At this
office. my al-N'
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"a COYNER's WHITE AND BLa,x

vEAYSULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE
I:.&lSPRlNGS This WATERING PLACE
viii DE open for tho reception of visitors on tine
LIST of June. 1t is situated on the i,ns aad ~
FnI yietc Of ths Virginia and Tennessee Raiiroaf
about half a mile nom Bonsack's Depot, Roanoke
Va, at which depot an OMNIBUS will always be
found WAITING on the arrival OF the cars, to con
vey passengers TO the Springs.
These WHITE and BLACK SULPHUR
WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated cases Of Dys-
pepsla, serious affection Of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder. General Debility, and especially diseases
cnliar to females; the BLACK SULPHUR, all
kinds Of diseases Of the skim az srsyaed cases OF
AT The 'ACcOM MppATIONS are eaua to anv 10
I've found in the mountains of Virsinia, and the
TABLE and ATTENDANTS Of the mcst salts
factory character, toy ther with hne BAND OF
MUSIC, and every other attraction usually found
at first class WATERING PLACES-as 10 all Of
which we beg leave IN refer TO the large number
of persons who have heretofore visited tho pi ass.
IN lQ-d3m i HEEELEINhER RKnnr
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NOTICE.-Al persons having claims AGAINST
~ the late Mrs MARY ANN BKAxTON. OF
Ravenswo.d Hen'ico county, are hereby notihed
to present the same. duly authenticated, to the un
dersp ned, or to address to - Box 12,' Richmond
Post efice. CHAS. CAMMAN,
Henrico County, May II, 1850. Curator.
22-lm
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Richmond, nth May, 1901. t"0 :.
JOIN DAss' cABlNEr MAKE,
Has removed his shop to rear Of the LsJ FINN
~ 1,sE nWSfSssNsqD,S6sEs scito
kEkSf C .!s.Sk HS - every is.sir
ton Ne viii repair and ysseis s.,,sss q sscrs
every dsccsiptlca, ana sscs .s,Ssrcs d 81 oes-
s.sSess. both n The city and country. so,cn "a
vnyn,ah. ~ peok Fusnitsre, on sAois si-is'
on vesy eoOmmOaaSlnH tern,s. W.
&c. hEkAkk sySAfAkkSSJ skuIs yA 4 !. t::,
ANY, ~ aSSSs nd fAhL~ al -
6I.Ei 1ae suInSaer pse. We nAssesss,av IL FAns-
sxsminsf.o an al ouy brand Of Brown soss VI ansIs
IL drocSrs. who desire To furnish thsn INV
With xood low pH,cs SOAP -
rlAY.-Ios Of ssgs..s! Ih,,sdslpa'A
A'as = 'sss' 6uxrAlS Hay =. ...,,
:: vnsiaiA csatssitl' s I'm 'VSENfN.
tV1Q1 Rama pgW RkAxS, - =
ION0Hnk4 lHA3k9. -fhe sAeseFiess
lnn4 8 t11YS4ql Nc1aesneas q as
~ flArfSSiyka rLArss
: - =. wv, ,ssAa'
y -sf1l4
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~erA SrHAY COW.-Strayed from nv re-
BA<$ sidence, on Main street, between Jefer-
a RED DEVON COW, IN rood order. No MARKS
recollected. and the owner Is under the IMPRESSION
that she has no mite spots on her. reasonapo
reward will be paid for her return TO my residence
a above Imy l6-tsl WI. + StMMS.
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n Special. .. The attention Of the trade 10
called 70 the sale Of DRY GOODS, SHOES, 4 O.,
THIS MORNING., at 10 O'Clock. at store IS Main
street. tmy x-lt] J. H. DlGGES, Auct
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X1TANTED-STORE-O Main street, between
w 18th and l4th SITS. A liberal rent will be given
for a good location. Inquire at Dispatch oftcc
Possession wanted as soon as possible
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ma Valuable Real Estate Mt Auction
THIS DAY.-We invite particular attention 70
our sale. THIS DAY, commencing NJ ~ O'Clock
M, OF very valuable EAL EST AT II 1t tho south
east corner of Main and 18th streets.
For particulars, refer to the Auction column OF
this paper. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, i8
W-H Auct'rs.
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n FOR SALE.-A No. HORSE. btI,
NNGY and HARNESS; al.o. SADDLE APO
NNBRIULE The horse Is 6 years old. BOB
tailed bay, rides delightfully."- and is quick busy
morse, il sold for no fault; but because tss sap-
scriber has no time To use HUI. For terms sppN
q" nv aiNts " JOS. X. nix.
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:, HEADQ'Rs 18TH REG. Va. "iL,ldA'{
ACsNoND. May Is, loo
0General Order Ne. 3. No. ~.
LIST. In obedience 70 Brigade orders b.. =, s
viii c"%ms.c CO On MONDAY sIst ln:t;. and con,
tinue three days. OfSicers wl assemble ~ ltoSss
&c the City Hall, at 1 O'Clock r M esch oa' "
the training. .,,ryAr
ID The Reg,mentaI muster will be held on Sal 4
CRDAY. 26th INST, at ii O'Clock a NJ III 'i'H'''
the CITY Hall. ,a,,ys the,
3d. Commandants Of companies WI hs.e - s" n.
returns ready for delivery ~ the Adiu's"' U" 'A'
first day Of the training. o., IN ,ns
9Th Tho Regimental staff will fePof' u ~ ' =,
Colonel Commanding, in front OF the I,t, L.. I'D
To-, o'clock A. NJ. on 18th, IN fhlt on'i'''"' 'A
mounted according TO law. %, .pVAnN
Lout; S 49, sJ,'f my Silt
1IyO ARCNlT kl vS.-Ths undsrsig ned;
j pointed the Bultdinx Con'nttes TOT the Ma y.
(lrnkan Xsxociatiou If this city, desire inc pak
an As,Ium 10 accommodate aboat 20 ~ ma
bOys The plan shoald embrace rooms a"' ,osms,
iron. recep tion room. d0ipitoies' ia bus III M
.s.shsp: isnnd sS . ss: snS si iss s'''
lot Of level surface, Owned ~ ,ns -. 81
mar tha vestern limits III the CIV uVus-y ia
fest ON q public square, and exssIIsns n,anS,,,,
feet and detached By streets from o.ne,, ,hn Asy
% the lot Wherein 1t - proposed !" s1es' Wv
We invite architects disposed TO saon' ,e pa Of
for this bmiIdins Ia send them " Us " 49, Ina
jn.v ne IT. and Tor tho plan selected We M ts;.sJ
sum 81 SiOO Tho rejected plans Wiz ~ ~ raid
The plan 81 bin,ttsd must 10 tof eoghas. Z, ~
ing. and have Ictsrence :. wlas ,n,a nsssss.p.
added II some future Pss 1, "'WH AXALL
i Th6s ! ). GataAsiks,
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LOST AND sTRAYED.

T OSr..-A Stone Martin VICTORiNE was lost
Il on the 2lst of May, fron the upper PIAZZA Of
Miss Bldgood's BoardIns House, corner OF NAN
ard 9TH streets. The finder will be rewarded BY
leaving the same at this office. my n 81
I OSr-On Saturday Inst. somewhere on Byrd
II street, my FREE PAPERS. A suitable re-
ward will be paid for them Il returned 70 the Dis
patch office EMMA JANE JONES,
nav 22-lts A free woman of color.
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VUANTED-Everyb body to know that ! have
w commenoed the manufacture Of TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No. 8, NAN
assortment Of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags
Of every Style at prices as low as they can pe
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice. -
de 28-6m JAMES hNOIIS.
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other places Of export. The cotton press re-
duces the bales nearly fifty per cent. In bulk.
aud thus they become avatlable a. railway
freight. The same process which, ~ the sea-
ports, 10 necessary In order 70 ieduce the bulky
aid loosely packed bales from the plantations
TO caavenie dimensions, for storage In the
ships. will now have the effect OF arresting q
larger amount Of cotton at Memphis, and OF
distxibauag 1t to other places Of export. Al.
ready the practicabiiity and influence Of this
movement have hssa established. The Balti-
more Americas says that large amounts Of
c,u.on were for Warded last season from Mem.
phis 70 Boston and New York, via the Cairo
and Chicago route. and also b way Of Cincin-
natl and Cleveland, whilst many thousand
bales, strange as 1t may seem, ware sent via
Chicago BY The 0rasd Trnnk Canadian Nail.
way 70 Portland. During the present season i,
is estiuated that sU00OO baiss OF cotton win be
Compressed ~ mphis, and from theace dis.
patcasd BY the various railroad routes to the
Atlantic cities. The Ay.erssas Gala The attsn-
tion Of Baltimore 70 the importance Of secur.
ing . portion VI this profitable trade. II says
that the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, having
= completed end direct railway connection
with Msnphis, has not omitted IN eHoFs 70
attract - much ~ possible Of this newly ere.
ated businass - BaAtimoxas and the lnq uirteo
and efforts Of Its officers have besn met a
Memphis BY assurances Of : wtlliastsss .
maxe Baltimore ~ port through watch Oil
cotton shall naa its way abroad or % thea "a.
ufacturing MARKETS In he Eastsra RSaass.-
The commsscial want ef Daltinors = ths q.
tabiishuDcnt ofrsgular linsa e vsaaels Astwees
Balumofs aaA Lissrpooi. anA tt1s with rsssr.
eaes 70 ths tneans Of export hat H. As;>r;ess.
now commends the Memphis n6sQnenf q th1
attention Of - Dsosd Of TraAe and the mer.
cannie SemngnilJ. s9@
1isensa4 AaAa Aisset rood - Lyssh.
nsse.AwEpee Nspil y. ~ advaa sases eysu
Iss ss.ssasseeseseal - wAlshS Dsatinsse -.
pos. - ssssss sAs11aJ4lese Yst ~,
moad stts snnioes Nm RI 49,. asss,1-s
II to ~ anAdet eos1Iyef Ieae11i - Is -
OF Syetz ~ Wk6e1 ~ ~ ~ - ~,
Est Ae,e6est = - 49, 6ts q u ~
a48 ~ sssssss ~ - NE III Il
~ NArsfTI 81 F4ssss Aaa @.SNE4 a
~ - II n 49, a ii M%NT#Hs 4
AZ xSf 800 ss@szssN s~~sk - ~ i
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

LATER FROM GuAYMAs.-By the schooner
Storm Cloud, we have adyices from Guavmas,
Sonora, to March %:
drover, Mr.. James Campbell, aged about
sixty, and extensively known in Texas and
California, was recently murdered at or near
the ranch known as Aqua Caliente, on the
Yaqui.
He had purchased large drove of horses
and mules in Sinalca, at Chino ranch, from
one Senor Guerrero, and was driving them
to California. He had on his person conside-
rahle specie. His assistants, two Mexcans.
and II Yaqui, were seen dressed in his clothes.
and riding towards Hermosilo, on some of
the choicest animals belonging to him. In
the neighburhood of this ranch many of his
animals are running about wild.
Although the Apaches and hostile bands
of Gnquis infrst that section. Mr.. w NJ. Dow
ming, of California, has undertaken to gather
up the stock for the benefit of Mr. Campbell's
estate.
About the middle of February a small
party Of Americans left Guaymas for the Rio
Yoqui, having heard Of the existence of large
deposits Of gold. After prospecting for the
different locationswhere the gold was said 10
exist they returned, fully convinced that
such was not the fact; at any rate, there was
not particle of the precious metal found as
far as the party went which was l75 or 200
miles up the river to little mining town
known rs San Antonio de Ia Hurto. The va
qui Indians are very friendly disposed to the
americans, aud in no case have they been
molested by them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25
A Wedding Sketch.

The following poetic specimen. savs tho
Stockton Democrat, has been handed MS with
request to publish, with an additional re.
quest that we "rectafy" all mistakes. If "tme
is money" the expense that would be incur
red in rectifylng mistakes" would bonkrnnt
the entire editorial force of the State. We
give the communication as we find it-rey5a.
tam. seriatim, ct Hteratim:
Mr.. EDIrTER A small skech of wed.
rnS was handed to Me the other day by a
!iehu OF mne-that had Received n letter
from his sister that lived in the States-She
wro'e 10 her brother few lines concerning
her marilhge-as there was several opposed
10 tue mach-but not that they had env-
t"'hg galnst the man that she got-mearlv
10 Ke'pe her drudge for the settlement-Gs
she was Poor Orphn girl-and was always
reo1y and Wiling TO ablige evry one she
conld-and to work From morning till night
where she see it was kneeded-but at last
she concluded TO get house of her own
ana be her own mistress and so she did at
Hst-and these is the verses she wrote TO her
Brother and thought would hand il TO
Tie pubIick-as it is n small but GOOD neuce
mem And got the mau-and here is her nroof
OF 1t like to see things dun up rite-then
there is No room to comrloin-so here roes !
have got him I've got him you cant help your.
self T. 0'i-
! have got him all safe on the high upper shelf
lou may rave and may pich aud loudly NAV
roar
have man safely and don't want no more.
nave good home and | live at my ease
go when want to and return when please
l nope II live happy the rest of my DAYS
love my dear husband and talk of his praise
have got him I've got hm come give us a call
a KIND invitation give 10 you all
nave done all | can--l can do no more
than to ask you to come as | have dun before
l hope you are willing to give up the task
ANA own have beat you and cunkerd at last
know you are sorry the way YOU have dun
Lets throw away hardness aud have our old fun
Now have gained their true friendship at last
Tor give them their deeds they have dun for
the past
so this is the way to live happy you see
aaVe plenty good friends and good man, like
me.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

Now COMES THE Tue OF WAR.-The Con-
troller of State has been legally notified that
MeCauey. the State Prison contractor, will
apply to the Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trict for a maidamus directing him to draw
his warrant ON the Treasurer for the sum Of
two hundred and seventy-fve thousand dol
lars, claimed by the said McCnuley to be due
him from the State of California. We shall
now learn which department under our Con
s'itution Inns the control of the pablic treas
ury-iSac. STANDARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

TnE COLLEGE OF CAL1FoRNIA.-We learn
from the Pacific that the Trustees of the
College Of California met at the College site
last Monday. They voted to enclose the
grounds. and for this the material is mostly
oil obtained They also appointed COM
mittee to secure the best talent in the State
ii possible, to lay out the College grounds,
SO as to be able to work up to the best plan
possible. The don. Edward Stanley. (Epis-
copaIian,) and Mr.. oather, of 6ather d
Church (Bsptist,) were elected members of
the Board
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

is. Surveyor Hart of the port of New
York, has, says an Atlantic paper. gone to
II mburg, Germany to take possession of
a large estate left him under peculiar circum-
stances. Some years ago. a beautiful Jewess
became enamored of him at Paris, and has
annually sent him costly presents, and on
her death bead recently, she bequeathed him
her entire estate Another story is that he
goes to unearth an extensive fraud upon the
Custom House among the importers, and this
romance is perhaps only blind.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

RALPH WALDO EMERSON is 81 years old.
Nathaniel Hawthore So, George p. Morris
So, George Bancroft 60, Fitz Green llalleek
65, John Neal aud WIN. Cullen Bryant 66,
Mrs sigourney 80. John Pierpont 10, Dickens
As, Thnekeray 40, Tennyson so, Bulwer DO
Lord Brougham 81, and Walter Savage
Landor IS. Elizabeth Barret Browning Is
40 and her husband 48.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

ROBBERY IN THE ALvETI HOTEL. John
Gushing, drayman, boarding ut the Alveti
Hotel on Pine street, had his trunk broken
open yesterday and 1850 in money, and a
q watch stolen therefrom. His susriciens
ieIl upon four persons, viz, Charles Durets,
IIermon llenck, Martin Schmidt. and Mich
olas Schmidth who were arrested on war
rant, by officers Chapele and johnson. They
were admitted to bail by Justice Culver.-S
T. Alta.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

"WHERE THE WooD PIGEONS BREED line
wild pigeons, late so numerous throughout
the oak woods Of this vicinity, have organ
lied a breeding association and taken up per
manent lodgings amid the sequestered groves
and dells on Murray creek. we observed
large numbers of them sailing the peaks or
loafng among the tall timber OF that reglou
a few DAYS since San Andreds Independent
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

MINT AFFAIRs.-There was deposited in
the branch Mint. during the past two weeks
ending on Saturday, 2S,47s ounces of gold
bullion, worth about 1925 900. and including
rrttn' d bars. to the value of $23s, 900, were
deposited in the Mint; 4 ga ounces ofsilver
bullion were purchased, and S65l 900 were
coined in gold
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

ENERGETIC movements are being made by
the Cincinnatians 10 secure the holding of
the next National Agricultural Fair in that
city. The citizens have subscribed SlG,S7O,
and delegate has been sent to Washington
to have an understanding with the Board of
Directors.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25
MINES IN Del NoRrE CouxrY.-Tho Cres

MINES IN Del NoErE CoUSTY-Tho Cres-
cent City Herald of April 18th says;
During the last week the weather has been
favorable for prospecting and quite STAN
pede has taken place The result Of the va
rious researches has not reached us in any
authentic shape as yet, but Nadine Rumor
says TINT several quartz leads have been dis
covered, aud the different parties feel encour
aged to prosecute their explorations. con
hdent of success We wereshown some gold
on Saturday obtained from n very small piece
Of quartz which proved SO rice that lead of
it Of any extent would make many fortunes.
That however has not been struck us yet
From the copper mines we hear that the
various companies all feel encoura cd with
the prospects so far obtained from their diff
ferent claims, and as we have previously
stated there is now no longer doubt with
any one who has visited the surrounding
country that Del Norte county contains the
most extensive copper mines ever yet dis
covered in any country; which will ultimate
ly handsomely pay all interested, and he OF
permanent benefit to the entire community.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

The Shasta Courier of the 2lst says: The
RodeO of which we made mention on Sat
urday last, was numerously attended by the
ranch and stock men Of this county. They
commenced driving at Pine Greek, in Teha-
ma county, on Tuesday last. and continued
On to Fort Reading where, it is supposed
they will dsband to day.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25
A letter from Virginia City dated April

A letter from Virginia City dated April
18th says:
Our market ia short in many of the ueces
saries Of life. A few days ago. there Were
not two sacks of -four for sale in Carson, and
not much here. On the 18th $40 pounds
arrived hy the l}eckwourth (Downevillt)
Pass 200 pounds barley and 1000 pounds
my each held and sold ut fifty cents per IT,
oae thousand dollars ton for hay is the
price here. think what you may of it. This
sunday night, there is not sack of flour for
s-ie IN this place, so says Winn, and yet we
nave from two to :hree thousand mouths to
feed
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

HUMBOLDT FIsHERILs They have funny
way OF catching fish down on Eel river. The
fisherman lies down on the bank, with his
head over the stream, holding worm in his
mouth. The fish, attracted by the spiral
workings Of the worm to escape, jumps at II
At this moment the dcxterity of the fisher
man is evinced He suddenly opens his
mouth, and catches the fish between his teeth.
one old man has worn all his teeth off catch
;.., H1h
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-25

Spirits AT FoREsr CIrY.-Several of the
good people there have for years been striv-
ing to put down spirits but latterly they
have turned their ntteition to raising the
same At a circle the other evening Judas
Iscariot informed the company that his mas
ter had become reconcled to him, and that
he Iscariot, now enjoys as good accommoda-
tions as anybody in Heaven. lie uses the
old argument If hadn't betrayed him one
Of the others must have done it-that was
understood