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THE -
SHASTA COURIER.
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sertment of FANCY JOB TYPES, We are pre-,
pared to execute, neatly and expeditlousiy. al
manner of Job Printing, such as
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BUSINESS LAw.-The following brief
compilation of business law is worth care
full preservation, as containing the essence of
large amount f legal verbiage:
II is not legally necessary to say on a
note s'f value receis ed"
A note by minor is void.
A contract made with minor is void.
a contract made with lunatic is void
A note obtained by fraud, or from a
person in state of intoxication, Gao not
be collected.
If a note is lost or stolen, il does not re.
lease the maker; be must pay it, if the
consideration for which it was gwen and
the amount can be proven.
An indorser of note is exempt from
liability if not served with notice of dis
honor within twenty-four hours Of its non-
payment.
Notes bear interest only when so stated
Principals are resp. nsibe for the acts Of
their agents
Each individual in partnership is re-
sponsible for the whole amounts OF the
debts Of the 6rm.
Ignorance of the law excuses no one.
II is fraud to conceal fraud.
The law compels no one to do impossi-
| bilities. aS3 ffHn
An agreement, without consideration, i
void ff3i 7
Signatures, made with lead pencil, are
gsed 10 law.
A receipt for money is not always con-
elusive.
The arfs If one mariner hind oil the rest
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An Exchan. . says that the Baltimore
onvention will either;
Meet and endorse the nomination Of
Greeley;
Meet and endorse the Platform without
nominating; or
Meet and nominate irregular ticket which
will not stick. --ss :. 80
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II say, brother" said Mr.. T.. with a
quiet laugh in his eye, 'can you tell me
where can get hogshsad Of that same
Honor p
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COURT CALENDARS --TMs DAY.

SUPREME CoUEr-CIRcuIT-Part Held by Judge
Van Brunt-Court opens at M past ten A. M.-Nos.
16y, 1885, 1899 351, Has, 1852 1887 SCI, 1907 - 1909
1883, 14si, 1923, 253k I0l5, 7T0%, 1529k l53 sos,
12l. Part Held Dv Judge Barrett--Court opens
at 1o1l A. M-Nos. 16lsls, 642, 432lS, co.. 4G6 "a
342, 3O6, rs. 332, 2s 1874. 450 4ss, 1885, 15o 176,
502, 1913, 29s9.
SUPREME COUBr-CHAMBEEs-Held by Judge
Brady-Court opens al 10 A. M.-Cale ldar called at
~ M.-Flrst Monday Motion Calendar.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Barnard.-Court opens nc eleven A. M.-NOi 2 195.
o. %, 90, 81. S. &c. 80, 81, 63 Co. H. rs TO- 76 IL
81 80 o. &c. 81 %. So 90. OIL s2, 80, "a, 30. IoO TO-
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Moe.-CourL opens at eleven A. M.-Nos
l4el, $50, 1897. 69, 1885, 1888 1870 l34g 1869 1888
l1s9. 1891. 1898, 800. $50, 1893, 1s43
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TEGM--part Held
py sudle Curtis.-Court opens at eleven A. Mos
Clio, 1916, 1926, 1012, 1854. '
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-EoUTY TERM-Held
by Judge RoDinson-Court opens at eleven A. M
nos. 4, So, 10, III. IL, 49, H. 15 l6 II,
is, 49, 20, q. ", 2 "a. rs, 26 81 IS 90 80 az ri as
a. 80. &c. 81 %, 80 40 Al AZ. Al a. 49, al az AZ 40
&C. G7 6s co. TO- II, ", 10, a. 10 rs IL IS 20 So 81
1O5, 81 - ~
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERM-pApr -
Held by Chef Justice G. T.. Daly--Court opons ut
eleven A. M.--Nos Gs, 472, l065Is 1929 Ioin 1sGo.
1909 i6 1904 1895, 1868, 1906. l54s 1850 BOD Part
2-led by Justice j. T. Day-Court opens at eleven
A. M.-Nos. 1884, 1888, 1921, 1927. 1852, 1372 iil5
14I6, 1417, 1910, 1906, 1885, 58i, 500, 561.
MARINE CoURT--rRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curtis-Court opens an calendar called az
ten A. MNos $780, 1909, 1874, SOLO, $685. Si4s, 1882
60s o24 8244 1901, $751; $780, $780, sos, $685. 1910,
Ola Part 2--teld by Judge Joachlnsen-CourG
opens and calendar called ~ ten A. ~. Nos Sla3,
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THE COURTS FOR APRIL.
SUPREME COURT.

April promises to be busy month In this Court
there being heavy calendars IN all the branches OF
the Court. There are no cases, however. IN the
civil Courts OF special public interest. The General
Term will be presided over by Judges Ingraham
Cardozo and Barnard Judge Brady will hold Cham
bers, Judge Van Brunt, Trial Term. Part /, and
Judge Barrett. Trial Term, Part 2. There will be no
special term. In the Court OF oyer and Ierminer
the March term Will De continued, Judge Cardozo
stin holding Court. 1T expected District Attorney
Garvin has time read and digest the 500 pages of
exceptions submitted In the case OF Stokes that
the latter will be placed trial before the end of
the month. IL Is also expected that Carr Vogt ac-
cused OF the murder OF Chevaler dc Bianco, tile
Belgian nobleman, and stealing bonds and Sc
c1ri,ies, the property OF the murdered man. Will he
tried on the charge of larceny, he having, as al
legged, brought The stolen BONDS and securities TO
this country and sold and put some OF them In cir
GU alton here. VOgt cannot be extradItloned, even
alter preliminary trla mere on the grave charge
murder under which he labors. on account OF Inero
being 10 eXtraditloa treaty between Belgium ana
the United states.
SUPERIOR COURT.
There Is q full calendar for April In all the benches
OF this Court. Judges Barlow, Sedgwick and Freed
man will mold the General Term, Judge Mcneil Part
Judge McCunn VIII hold the special Term
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
There will be- LACK oi business for the Judges In
tins Court during APRIL. case OF special public
interest Is that OF the suit brought by Mrs Vir-
gina y. burke against the Galdlner's, 10
recover some nnv thousand dollars worth OF
stocks ana securities alleged TO have been taken
from the possession ol her father, Captain Alex
ander who died ct the house OF the GARDENERS some
rnree years ago. Judge Lowe VIII preside at Cnam-
bers and Judge Robson at the Equity Term Chief
Justice Charles Y. Day will hold Part one, TRIAL
Term. ana Judge q. +. DAILY Part Two. Trial Term.
There Will be no session OF the General TERM
MARINE COURT.
Last month was q very busy one with the Judges
or the Marine Court aud the April Term promises
To keep them quite as blsiy EMPLOYED. The
nj Vvtf In
that there Is fuli bench OF. Judges to decide
on appeals, Independent OF the Judges who have
had the cases appealed from.
The court accommodations, however, are entirely
inadequate to the pressure OF business and the only
wonder connected Herewith ls, tnat the Judges do
not enter protest against the state OF things as
they now exist.
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THE GERMAN SOCIETIES.

Another Peace Jubilee in Preparation.
At the Germania Assembly Rooms q meeting OF
delegates OF German organizations was held yester-
day afternoon, In pursuance OF call previously
published in the German papers, for the purpose OF
taking action toward making arrangements for
celebration OF the 10th OF April, the anniversary
OF the great German peace jubilee held in
this city last year. The call was signed by
q committee previously appointed fer that
purpose, composed q Messrs. General Franz sigel,
Emil Sauer, William Radde, Ex-Governor Solomon,
Dir. He,denield Gust Freygang, Professor A. Schem,
Colonel oenges, b. Speyer, f. 4. Frey. DR.. Kesser,
oscar Zollikofer, j. Slaebener and Victor Precnt
The meeting organized BY the election OF Alderman
Radde, Chairman, ana Victor Precht Secretary
debate on the question as 70 whether or not the
celebration should take place resulted In deciding
the question in the Affirmative, and resolution was
passed That a committee OF arrangements oil seven
be appointed. with power TO add to their number
the committee was composer OF Messrs. Emil
ginger, Wangemann, Wedding, Piarrer, George
Sauer, K0erDer end George Burchardt. A
resolution was passed That the above.
named signers OF the call shall constitute eX-
oficio members OF the committee 0f arrangements.
The proposed celebration is TO be composed OF q
banquet ana ball. an grafton 10 be delivered by eX-
Governor Solomon, vocal and musical entertain
ment and an Illumination Ill the evening" The
proceeds OF the festival Will he contributed TO the
German Hospital fund.
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THE CiTA0LlC TEMPERANCE UNION.

Another Address by Esncp Bnyicy the
Temperance Qucsiion-Cau for n state Con-
venfion at Paterson.
Having obtained the consent OF the Right Rev.
Bishop Bayey, the President of the New Jersey
Union has summoned State Convention OF the
Cathoilc Total Abstinence Societies at Paterson,
when the Bishop VIII deliver a second address on
the Temperance Question: as VIII De seen by the
following CALI
state ulion OF New Jersey are hereby notified tnat
In accordance with the resolution OF the Stale Con-
yentlon held &C Newark on October ;, 1871 ana with
ACT 10, secnon u OF the constitution the
Board Government has ordered that q Svato Con-
hall OF the Opera House, Paterson. Thursday,
April 70 FESTIVAL OF ST. Mark the Evangelistl, at
three O'CLOCK r NJ 70 consider various questions OF
interest concerning the State Uuioa or New Jersey,
and also the National Union Oi America, organized
at the Baltimore Convention, on Washinaton's
Birthday 01cial details Will communicated to
delegates by mall as provided in our laws, article
~. Inc constitution PROVIDES that each society OF
the Union snail be entitled TO a representation Of
nve Delegates and tnat the several pastors OF the
state are delegates BY virtue OIL their station. In
announcing these provisions would urge all dele
gates 10 attend or ana uDStllute3 50 that eacn
society may nave iuli voice In TINS important con-
vention. ! would also respectfully ana earnestly
age and aa Us their
Our beloved Bishop has already raised MIS-
voice for our cause and other States as well as our
own nave benefited Dy has wisdom ana his afiec-
tlonate admonltions. Since he spoke TO our 40
cetles In Hudson county, few months ago, scores
OF societies and not less than dJIeu or state ana
diocesan unions nave sprung into existence; and,
Tom tne National Convention down, one voice or
gratitude has nailed the timely utteranccs or our
BISHOP upon THIS subject AS many rs hall million
copies OF his discourse have circulated by
press and pamphlet; 1t has reached both CONT
nents and been halied by an classes ana sects. The
officers ol our Union have received letters from all
parts OF mis- country, as also from Canada
and even from Misunderstanding Us, If possible,
TO get another address from Bishop Bay
ley upon the temperance question. In
response to our appeal the good prelate
mas Kindly consented TO address the aele :
gates AT Paterson. The nall will be open to spec
laGors during the SESSIONS OF the Convention, and
all are cordially invited TO witness the proceedings.
Societies wishing to Join Inc Union may send dele
gates to seek admission at the Convention. Mean
WHILE such societies cesire TO be included in the
seml-annual consolidated report OF TINS Union, now
preparing FOR publication should apply 10 the Board
OF Government Tor admission at once. Only societies
established on purely religious basis are invited,
as none Others are eligible TO membership III the
State Or National Union.
Signed. In behalf OF the Board OF Government
JAMES w. O'BRIEN President.
MARCH 81, 1872.
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s25S. s3l0 rel8 1893 SOFA ssSl, SEA- Part 3-Ileli
BY Judge Spaudlng--courr 0Nens ana calendar
called at ten A. M.NOs. 1923. 9oy0 $685. 7lo2 s327,
1914. STA, s73i. S734. 9l42, 9224 923i, 9-36, 927
e23S.
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Bedlord.-The People vs. Charles Gamer, burglary;
same vs. William Dooley. felonious assault and bat
tery; Same vs. William Curley, ieionlous assault
ana battery; same vs. Edward Calaghan, ieOniou5
assault ana battery; Same vs. CaOel thompson.
grand larceny; Same VS.. Charles Brown and Henry
Parker. grand larceny; Same vs.. Gertrude Posse,
grand Larceny: Same ys. JOnu Brown, grand lar
ceny; same vs.. Frederick Earle, grand larcens;
same vs.. James w. Scout, grand larceny Same vs..
Michael Moriarty, grand larceny.
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other than that OF the United States, and that.
therefore. The United states IN getting OF these
high-powered vessels 10 convey the homcward
mails. with reasonable frequency end puncluaiy,
are obtaining such an advantage al six cents an
ounce because OF the payments ol other nations.
W0 have The honor TO be. SIR. your oueuient SER
wants, CUkARD, BURNS h MAClVER
Glasgow March l5, 1877. per John Burns.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
l. LINE 10
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
CARRYING M VA rA FAssASaEas AND
FREIGHT TO
KINGSTON. JAMAICA, SANTA MARTHA AND
GREYTOWN. AND PACIFIC COAST OF
MEXICO, CENTRAL AMERICA,
PERU AND CHILL.
Steamers leave 18th and Goth month, except when
those dates fall on Sunday, then the day previous,
viii leave pier No ~ North River Il O'Clock noon Tor
Aspinwal, via Kingston Jnmaics connecting Al Panama
with steamer ARIZONA CAPTAIN ---- touching AZ AGA
pucO, Manzanio and Mazaan, also connecting Tor al cen
trail American and South Pacific ports Freight Tor las'
porls received until Z r. NJ OF April H. ,o-,
for Japan and China For rates passage irent ana a
further information apply nj compsnys once on me ,ier
foot OF Canal street. r. X. babi, Hgcns
nIRECT LINE TO HAVANA. - -.,..
IL HAVANA, PROGHEsO AND VERA CRUZ
New ork and Mexican Mail Steamship Line ea'ng per
II East River, al 3 r. NJ direct to Havana. -, O
CLEOPATRA, Phillips Havana only Tuesday hpr,i
CITY OF MERIDA, Deaken. rTuay' apI -
CLEOPATRA, Phillips thavana only. TUESDAY, hlIn
CITY or MEXICO Zimmerman. Thursday May
=. ALEXANDRA SONS, % Broadway.
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA. ,, ,..,
u Atlantic Mail Steamship Company. sallng regWs'y
every Thursday o'clock N. precisely rom pier NO.
cRREscESr cry Captain f. van sic, (via Nassau April
MoRRO CASTLE, Captain Curtis via -
For freisb " pAss"gc sppv~ DIMOCK, President,
No 3 Bowling 0reeu
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

OSBORN-HEYBERGER.-l Brooklyn, on Thursday,
March ~ at the residence OF the brides mother,
by Rev. Norman Seaver, ID. u. THOMAS f. OSBORN,
OF Amherst. Va, to ELLA f., daughter oil the late
VIM. Heyberger
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At 4s2 FOURTH AVENUE, ABOVE TwENrY-NISTH
n street. ladies' and gentlemen will be asonshed At the
great prices y. MINrZ pays cash for CastoG Clothing,
Carpets Furniture Jewey silk Dresses $40 TO $50 Goats,
tended ~ Mr. OF Mrs. nfhTZ 49,
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TEE OCEAN MAIL SERVICE.
How ths Service Between England and the
Cnited States is Performed-An Economic
Policy AID Its Rssults-The Cunard and
the Guion Steamships Compared
LONDON. March 10. 1879.

LONDON, March 10, 1872.
Messrs. Cunard The steamship propuetors have
w. ten long letter, published In to-day's issue OF
the Times, which Is mertIng attention. from the
fact that at present the mail service between the
two countries Is miserably performed. In the letter
referred to Ii Is contended that The existing arrange
ments are altogether inadequate for the require
ments OF the time. In support OF the argument IL
L. shown that the average passages maze by the
Uunard steamers during the year 1870 were made IN
nine days. two hours and nineteen minutes, and
during 1871 In nine days, seven hours and nity-six
minutes, while the Gulon Company averaged ten
days, eighteen hours anu eleven minutes IN 1870,
and ten days, twenty hours ana seven minutes In
1877 thus showing loss IN lime OF one Gay, fifteen
hours and hfty-twO minutes and one dav, fourteen
hours and one and nall minutes respectively.
II must be added that his loss OF time was in
Cured between New YORK ana Queenstown, to
which must be added the wastage between the lat
ter place and the city OF London where. owing to
the late arrival OF the steamer, the connection with
the Irish through mal is missed On the average the
loss Of time TO the London merchant involves two
Clear days. The average value Of the direct trade
between Great Britain and New YORK for the past
year has been estimated IN round numbers at
$50, 900, OO0. loss OF interest OF two days on
that sum amounts TO more than thirty thousand
dollars accustomed by the delay IN the arrival OF re-
mittances This loss fans mainly on the American
trader, inasmuch the reTittances are not placed
10 hrs credit by the British merchant until bills
oil exchange come to hand. Now, IL those bills are
sent 10y the slow 1t appears toleraby clear
That, however beneficial a low rate or postage may
appear, 1t Is not so In reality to trade and COM
meroe II cheapness attained at the sacrifice OF a
quick aud regular transmission.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-10
CARL zERRHAN, L. o. EMERss

The oratoro Of "ELJAH, the Jubilee Chorus Book
and the New Collection Of Church Music, The Stan
DARD, by l.. o. Emerson, will be furnished for the us
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PROF. J. W. CHURCHILL,

MONDAY, Dec. SO.-Prof Churchill's Readings were
received with such favor last winter that in accordance
with general request, he has been invited to come
again this season.
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BOARDING.
Hotels and boarding houses will make liberal deduc
tons from their usual rates to members of the AssocIa-
ton committee Will be in attendance at the hall at
the opening OF the Festival to assstmembers in procur
ing boarding places.
RAILROAD FACILITIES.
The following Railroad Companies have extended TO
US the courtesy of half fare; Worcester & Nashua;
Vermont q Massachusetts; Bottom 81 Albany; Norwich
Worcester; and Providence 81 Worcester below Far
NUNS station. Persons attending the Festival will
purchase regular tickets at the stations and be furnished
with return checks by our Secretary.
TICKETS.
Chorus Tickets, (Or those taking part in the exer-
cises and sitting with the Class) with secured
seats for Friday afternoon .............,.. Al 50
Season Tickets admitting visitors to all the exer-
eises OF the Festival, including Concerts, with
$50
Tickets to the Wednesday evening Concert with
secured seats, according to location. so and IS cts
tickets 10 the Thursday and FrioaY evening Con-
10 cts. and SlOO
Tickets to the symphony Concert, with secured
Tickets to the afternoon and evening Rehearsals
Including Matnees % cts
Children, accompanied by teachers, parents or
guardians, Wednesday afternoon. 10 cts
szB Chorus and Season Tickets may De obtained at
the Music Stores.
Sale OF Concert Tickets with secured seats will COM
mence Tuesday. October |, at O'Clock A. M at the
Music Store of Richards Metealf Co.. 44 Main street
Holders of Season Tickets procure Checks for seats
at the above time and place.
Committee Of Arrangements S. Z. Staples VIM. Sum-
ner A. C. MunrOe s. ID. Allen, W. r. HILL Arson Rice
). Richards, l. n. Metca j. E. Benchley G. w Elkins
L. IL. Cudworth. ds25 s3O,o2&bSl0l2 s25
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REV. ROBERT LAIRD COLLIER,

MONDAY, JAN. l3-The two Golfers of Chicago have a
national reputation for their eloquence ROBERT LAIRD
COLLIER will now appear lecture stand for the
first time His name is one ofthose which ustihes the
committee calling this a "star course"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-10

lectures.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR. .rs7s-a.
A STAR COURSE.
JOHN B. COUGH,

THURSDAY, OCT. lO-Mr. Cough in answer to n re-
quest to choose his own subject for his own towns
people, has selected his favorite lecture on "CRCUM
STANCES"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-10
GEORGE VIM. CURTIS,

THURSDAY, DEC. Il. Mr. Curts's public duties pre-
vented his filling an engagement here last winter but
he has promised to visit us on the above date
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FOUR GRAND CONCERTS
will be given during the Festival, and
FOUR MATINEES.

FIRST CoNoERT-wEDNEsDAY EVENING. October
10, Miscellaneous; Choruses, Glees Songs Duets Or
gan and Piano selections -
SECOND CoNcRRT-rHURSDAY EVENIN October
II Ihe JrtiSts Grand Concert together with Mscel-
laneous ChOruses
THIRD CoNcERT-FRIDAY AFTERNOON October
~ Grand Symphony Concert by the Boston Orchestral
above named. S
FRIDAY EVENING, October 49, the Festival will
Sublime 0ratoriO, 'e i'S
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ELIJAH +!

Combining the Entire Strength of Chorus and Artsts
Orchestra and Great Organ
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