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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
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~, NY CONSTITUENTS OF THE FOURTEENTH Ct'NGRES
SIOSAL DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA

SiOSAL DISTRICT OF NlkIiNlA
WAsHlsoroS JAS. IA, lSo5.
C;sn,leb,eu: take This method of informing you, that
will not again be candidate 10 represent you IN 'ho Con
c:ess of the United States. 49,,
canno, als take leave OF you-thuS cut "snnuef u'e
bonds which have heretofore united expressing
Inc sense m ep obligation and the feelings OF sincere gIa
nde for your confidence and support whenever ASKED al
sour hands - TT, - o,h,r r
The power revaiing TO like position, some o'hef e"
our fellow ci.rena again returns 10 you Ny successor! WI"
hope ard ,st fod the place had occupied unsiainea
ard unsglld BY act OF mine. To keep within he pave
of The wI!r,en constitution sustain the Union u ou
fahers-,o cl,im that Virginia had common property IN
the Public Lrnds points that engaged my earnest "'
humble cturl- in your behalf.
Aain receive my heartfelt thanks aid II were osS'e
he h.ssnrs If an old man. May peace and JOY surround
YOU and ynu families every hearth stone dwell WIN
YOU in every cabin many valleys Of our "cs,ctH IT.
yiniul JAIL Ed W. - D1'N''
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7ii,p Watkins Henry l.. Watkins and LANES r.
nh,lian,. OF this ordered tta ii'E Cyl ...,,,y
noah a. r tun publication OF un.sr, a ~" VIA
"a protect their lercsta; and that copy OF 'h "'
,asr,el in the Richmond EnGuIsr. uHic "-taFIi
~ ia Inv o ; 1ur weeks .uccesrivey a I"fs
IN, front .; the Cour; iluus" 81 M Uni: ~
OF II county CoIrl Atnif - -, i,p,ncE . -,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

: ne i :ir n, When .'rftr aiE mH'i":cs
tEir"n y. sudden, Colds, IL not Re
..r ta the rniic,nc Ayers Cherry Pee
Wsc al i- I"G: iD
l. Con- it"! small susr-. oi ,hc
.nriI aH.y i simple and harmless ID"
r scr! rta a;e We the 3,tlcle Ourselves.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

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the GaynuF Wr"dr Cit
rug .uTa. - MAJ iouu! i; al auu- DAY and U:z'
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Anne .u@ .cr ''Cuti" rdI ei
Ian - vi -. : rlS''-t.
HTIRGfSIA;-lE CHASCEKY.-At h'id !" he i'iE
Uihcr b. sin!h"H COUNTY on ,''S
tho 81 ,ay IangarE i.:7 :, -. -.
Tnut.a. Oho,e, "!ru:Dl..iafE 81 !" t'Hh ~ " - "
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
- HEAL ITsELr.-It t. a Iiiilr slrarsr TO Us in

81 HEAL THEsEi.r'.-h I:tle sIrataet to t. thr
pro,c wl su'lcf with u rom LAY 70 day. DRAGGING
r!.-r ,nd suffering al ue OF II" ar.
~ tic julIc,"ns al BAKERS CELEBRATED IKE
III bl iEEs they cnuG speedily regain strength "I th
srre,!" ~ Aad! ":n been a' before he pablo me .an'
nIHrr,1 ! who NED 10 ~ 'fi'"'
Dy-iar% aud Fever pyset'err pmrhha, cfous leh
at'tat n.. annoying 'nts'cs produced rom M -, o'
ac. communal ;u isrus ample emo"s l" rrn" I"
nJ iEi'n ~ u" con-! 'pn " W. -" s"s
,icGg: lv" .h ~ even M ~, y ,trus arr! ne
Nsrvors Headache cpfra .nd ncE ether d's"a'e-
i accommodated or t.'c = 30 NOR ' ," .nt' 'S su
nota"!a: The i'"io ~ .ssry r, '" bca ,,Iyi,
tic.s a..,.! tEa';t vi! "''e 'ir'~'r' - S 20 h"' F
,rr...H .tlHt Bcnre.:h i'.s1. a'',"h Graz: in'"'.
-..9. len -,,. lr,gU-t ~. ne . :. ,'sn '' '5''>.''
-. ....a"- .-"t= ILL., : - N''.s.a. ~
.' ,I. :. ..@ri naH.R, iofrrto H,.hno.' Va
:rrc;Hs 81 q '..'
.,.~-Sr,DIrAi USES OF The WILD CHERRY.
80 Io,wq tn posses very Imlogaa medicinal virtues Every
So sn~~ h bn nobody :ne% no" 10 ext'ae rs ,snil
r tor riS. aud iJt almost s'.tt ItaSe ana h!ns
,unry The aJ! OF making compound Of
;lu, q WIZ C,erf; bos and otter I.sfet's 10 D. ia ~
l. found By experiment mat ie VIA merry iu.ieSe even
m ilpaaa; qualities han we're acrhed 70 T. F"I NE 'rs
nnIm -: ma no mater no" long staining coughs,
isr lopains rgo.rt b, the best medicine sno
man ~ :i.is I'm OF WIG Cherry Is chemical extract com
blr tXact rom Tar which enhances lis value Its
in Gazing pulmonary diseases III almost alter
hest ysc.o~ 10 has astonei The faculty and
& :, confess ,a Wisiars Blisam Wild Chsrry possesses
rg,. -,re h.,cole unknown among medical
lne-ss =ned BUTT >Hnhc wrapper Price one
i.l,.r lrr bottle. rsix bottles for five dollars.
v"I s~ 81 tAYNOR &WOoD and AD1E GRAY Richmond
an! rs I,fugcIsi s"erywhe". JAN 6.
aTXCHAsGE BANK OF VIRGISIA.-The PIeslcn,
W. and Directors Of this Bank have declared dividend OF
Jan. 10 DIV " P. STROTlIER Cashier.
- Jan H. L IL sKlSKLR,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

ETiSGI,IN,-i6 Hslr. rt5uii cor. 'c,oGer reo SO
James =. Vaughan, fl.l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18

$40 EDWARD 4. >Wh:.H. Grur.c t. iIuEud and Jane
rarirc i."Fo. Edward toics, Isaac Cost,
Thomas Ju Fisher aui Ism" T. has wiic. lhms II swami.
samuel X >SaCn AMI Il 6 ayes. sGatteh
- WItian Sr.'rl sni i.I31" VI ~"tin. uaut-
yIly. Re 2l-t liy 80 Frh nary
'l urr 'c m"rHlnG and ~ 'nune
r.h.rucc Melvin deed IN III: county PowihtdG
VII aAe criusl'i"G- james j. De.
ur.t william Say aud others. r irai ,Et"u'e H..
Court If Pu~itdu cOuLty, Va Chance.
~ wicl p!aiuii au! trraHaus-', eXamIga
he continued from lay 10 -! t>Gtd: sA1'rl Emi
peici.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-01-18
OLE HILLS CONCERT.

Tho House has since approved of the resolution
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

SAN FRANCISCO misunderstanding to
the Herald, the sqnatters OF San Francisco are
playing the Every deuce" with the fences sur
rounding the unimproved lots OF land specula-
tors in the envrons of that city. On the 18th
inst, the reporter of that paper observed, at
one point on he Mission Road, some thirty or
forty armed to the teeth, who were working
away like beavers to get up their improvements
in the shortest possible time. On the road
leading around Russian Hill they We're similar
ly engaged. II is said there are many foreign
ers engaged in this business, and further, that
this general movement is the result of concert
and deliberation. In the meantime property
owners and taxpayers appear to be panic-strick-
en- by the suddenness of the attack that has
been made upon their rights.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

WHIPPED. On Monday last, John O'Brien
was accused of stealing sos in gold dust. from
Bowman &Co., on Pitt River. Stoutly denying
the charge, however, and no positive evidence
being produced against him, he was about being
discharged, when he was taken by number OF
men and treated to one hundred and fifty lashes
He was then positively assured that further OBJ
stinacy in refusing to disclose the whereabouts
of the missing dust, would subject him to re- pc
tition of the unpleasant dose, when he made a
clean breast of the matter, and took the owner
OF the dust to the place of its concealment. The
entire amount was recovered, excepting about
three dollars, He was then supplied with about
$40, and requested to make himself scarce.
which he proceeded to do with commendable
expedition, 1t may be a hard road to travel
over Jordan" but it is nothing to compare to the
way of the transgressor in this section.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23
business Notices.

GoLDsToNE & JosErH.-We neglected in our
business notices last week. to call attention to
the advertisement Of these gentlemen, They
are again on hand, next door below the store of
Harrington e. Doll, with large assortment of
Ladies Goods, Dry Goods, &C., &c.
RArFLE.-See the advertisement Of levin s
First Grand Rattle" He offers some very
handsome prizes.
RAScHISc.-Messrs. Moody & Wood have a
fine grazing ranch. some II miles distant from
this place. They are prepared to ranch stock
on reasonable terms.
CALLAHAN & Co.-Offer for sale a large
quantity of barley and hay. Also. provisions,
groceries, &c.
HoLLUB & IsAAcs.-Offcr for sale fine as
sortment of Dry Goods, Clothing and House
Furnishing Goods.
Buick Roche & Co. are now prepared to
receive orders for brick. They will have IA
large supply on hand in a few days.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

ANOTHER WAR WITH MExIco-The late
news from Mexico leaves but very little doubt
that Santa Ana is preparing for another war
with the United States. The San Francisco
Herald says:-
The news from Mexico is interesting The
question of an alliance between Spain and Next
co formed the leading topic of discussion III the
journals, Santa Ana was residing in great state
at Tacubaya. He was making The most extra
ordinary exertons to increase and render FL
cieut his army. 1t already numbers 81 900 men,
well armed ard equipped Mexico and all the
environs are full OF soldiers. He is undoubied-
ly preparing for desperate struggle with the
United States"
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23


R. A. LocKwooD.-This eccentric gentleman
left San Francisco on the 10th inst, tor Sydney
taking steersge passage. As lawyer MIR. l..
had no superior at the San Francisco bar. He
will be remembered as the bitter and uptiring
opposer of the San Francisco Vigilance Commit
tee. This move will doubtless astonish those
who know him only as the distinguished lawyer ;
but to those who are acquainted with his past
life, it will not prove at all surprising. He has
on several occasions, before coming TO Califor-
MIA, disappeared from the knowledge of his
friends for months. On one occasion, after be-
ing absent some eighteen months or two years,
he suddenly turned up as common soldier in
Jefferson Barracks near st. Louis At another
time, he was discovered on Mississippi steam
boat, where he had been working for months as
a common deck hand. Indeed his life, if writ
ten out, would prove striking illustration OF
the fact, that truth is stranger than fiction.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

MELoxs.-We return the thanks of the entil e
establishment to Messrs. Mayer g. Pumroy. OF
the Washington Market, for a very large musk
mellon, one of the first lot of the season. Also{oi
IA water melon of very ample dimensions, weigh
ing full 3l4 pounds. They We're raised by these
gentlemen on Lasson's Ranch. They have on
hand. at their market up town, few more OF
the same sort.
Mr.. l.. c. Woodman & Bro, also, on yes!er-
day, favored us with very large sized water
melon. grown on their fine Ranch on Litil.
Cow Creek. The words :" Shasta Courier" had
mysterionsly grown into the rind thus showing
that some watermelon Little Cow
Greek. Thank you friends w. Long may
you waive" &c.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

OFFICER SHoT.-Under Sheriff John Freaner
was shot on the 20ih inst, by one of the squat
tiers of San Francisco, while endeavorng to
serve writ upon him. The ball struck him in
the IONS, just above the pelyis. passed through
narrowly escaping the artiries. and came ont be-
hind, inhicting a very serious though not dam
gerous wound. Mr. +. seized pistol from a
bystander and fired several shots at the coward
ly assassin. bringing hm at last TO the ground
MIR. Freaner then, says the Herald, mounted his
horse and rode back to bis room, when medical
assistance was at once procured. and at last ac-
counts he was doing well. The name of the
criminal was Redmond Mccartney.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23
Rea Rl.a. Corre.pondcncc.

EDIroRs CoURIrR:-We send you our Prices
Current, and would remark that stocks in mar
ket are large and complete. Trade has been ac.
tire. with large number Of packers in town,
and. Notwithstanding We haye no water CON-
munication with the markets below, we find
that the traders from the north visit us to re-
plenish their stocks.
Our town is progressing steadily. Quite a
number Of fine stores are going up, and several
large RATS OF lumber have been received during
the week, from the mills near your place
Freights from Colusa &c.
We had quite an excitement in town to-day.
AS some workmen were turning out dirt from
a well they are digging. curiosity tempted
citizen to wash out pan full of it. The re-
suit was ''good color" abou; l3 cents found ;
and quite a number of Cinnamon lseryants EN-
ployed in town, have determined 10 wash the
dirt thrown out. What the result will be time
viii show. Yours, Respectfully,
SHE'D & BISHOP.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

JAcKsoNvILLE.-We learn from the Herald.
that the people of Jacksonville are agitaiing the
project OF bringing the water of Applegate
Creek into that vicinity. The citizens held a
meeting and determined to have survey made
at once and settle the question as to its practi-
cabiliiy. The work would be of immense SER
vice i'll developing the resources of that locality,
and, if practicable the citizens will be blind to
their true interests, if they fail to furnish the
means necessary to prosecute it to speedy
completion.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

Prepare FOR WAR.-The Times r. TRANSCRIPT
says an unusual amount of military stores is be-
ing shipped to San Francisco by our Govern
ment "A report is also credited TO the effect
that the regular force on the Pacific frontier
will soon be augmented. Affairs with Mexico,
the Sandwich Islands, aud the other side of the
Pacific, in condition sufficiently significant
10 afford probable Interpretation of the pur-
pose OF this movement on the part Of the add
ministration, In the event of rupture with
any foreign power, San Francisco, as a great
commercial city, must in all her interests be
Immediately and greatly affected The inter-
fuption of her trade, from disturbance of the
present peaceful relations of the United States
with other powers, will produce extreme
charges IN the markets or the Pacific and it
would not, even with the slight coud in The po-
litical horizon, be surprising to find specula-
tive action enhancing the frees of many COM
modities now depressed at this mart
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23
A Rich Lcnd---Shnsfn QRartz.

week since, while Mr. Moses Aukeny, a
trrnellnian, was hunting Single timber, he ac-
cidcntly discovered quartz vein, which bids
tar to surpass in richness anything OF the kind
yet discovered i'll Northern California. The
quartz is OF a dark red color, and very easily
crushed, and more thoroughly impregnated
with gold than any quartz we have ever seen
From piece OF the rock of about au ounce in
weight, OIL the surface of which the eve failed
to discover particle OF gold on crushing, and
washing IN the ordinary way with pan, we OBJ
famed upwards OF one dollars worth OF gold.
The vein lies on the dividing ridge between
This point and Clear Greek and not further than
TWO miles from town. The quartz can, with
very little expense, be carried to Clear Creek,
about mile and half distant where all the
necessary water power for crushing, &c, may
be obtained without any difficulty.
company has already been formed by some
Twelve gentlemen, mostly miners, who intend
testing the vein thoroughly in few weeks Ii
II proves as rich as The specimens SO tar OBJ
famed would seem to Indicate, it will doubtless
obtain the enviable reputation of being the most
Shasta stands second to county in the State
IN point of rich quartz. There is no section
within its borders that does not contain quartz
veins that hold out the strongest inducements
to the investment of capital. At present we
have but two quartz mills in operation-hose of
the Frapkliu and Washington companies-both
located OH French Gulch, and together employ
ing a capital of about 500 GOO According to
our Information, these two claims have paid
better dnrng The entire summer, and are now
paying better, than any other veins worked in
California. The quartz, instead of falling off in
produc'iyeDess the shaft goes down. Yields
more abandantly at the depth of seventy-fve
feet than it did at the surface. With these facts
so well known, it is strange that capital always
so eager TO seek out operations of profitable in
yestment, has been so slow 10 engage in quartz
mining in this county We are persuaded that
large quartz miners need but visit our county,
and for themselves, in order to be con-
WINGED that their capital may be here probably
invested.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

On THE STrMP.-Gov Bigler and Capt. Waldo
have taken to the field and are actively can
wasting the State. Mr.. Waldo has refused the
proposition of Gov. Bisler to canvass the State
in company, although he is perfectly willing to
meet him on all proper occasions, and discuss
such questions belong legtimately to State
Canvass. Gov. Bigler made his opening speech
before large gathering in Sacramento on the
night of the 18th inst. We may expect both
candidates up his way before the canvass closes.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

OF STEAMERs.-Not the least gratifying intelli-
gence that has reached us from the east, says
the Times and Transcript is the construction, al
Philadelphia, OF two steamers, intended to run
between the Sandwich Islands and San Francis
CO. One of them, the Peytona, of six hundred
and fifty tons bur,hen. will soon be on her
way TO This coast. The trade with the domin-
ions of King Kamehameha, has increased to an
amount that insures the profitable employment
of steam communication, and with the prospect
of a more intimate political connection, the
news of steamship line to the Islands is espe-
cially oppor,une.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

ENGLISH REviEws.-We have received from
Messrs. Leonard Scott & Co.. Publishers, 20 Full
ton and 81 Gold streets, New York, late numbers
of the Westminster, Edinburgh. and North Brit
ish Reviews, and Blackwood's Edinburgh Mag
tial food for the mind, upon almost every subject
now attracting the attention of the political and
literary worlds, furnished by the very first Euro
pean writers of the day. These four periodicals
may be obtained by addressing the publishers.
on the following terms-paynenl 10 be made III
advance:
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

Be CAREFUL.-A few evenings since one Of
the operators in Young's Barber Saloon acct
IDENTIFY knocked over camphene lamp In an
instant the cloth attached TO table was in
flames. and in few moments, but for the active
exer'ions OF those present the upper side oil
Main Street would have been in fair way for
destruction. We think it decidedly advisable
to dispense altogether with the use of campbene
larps in this place. Let US run no unnecessary
ri~ts, for God knows we have enough of it as
it is.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

e The editors oil the Mountain Herald have
found il impossible to express their immense
satisfaction at a visit from number Of the fair
sex. They are evidently thankful for small ia
vors. Move don't mean that, But we simply
wish to say that visit from the ladies is no un-
usual thing with Big blue eyes, and black,
soul piercing gazelle eyes. and take-your.hreath-
AWAY hazel eyes. and in fiue. all sorts of eyes
capable of thrilling bachelors heart with
heavenly emotions.s peep III upon us every now
and then. Well they do.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

Our Town. Persons who have not been in
our town since the fire will be gratifed on visit
ing MS again, TO perceive its altered condition,
and in every respect for the better. There is
which. together with the broad and we'll graded
street, gives it business-lke air particularly
pleasing. Shasta is altogethera better built and
more convenient and comfortable town than it
ever was before the fire. Building still going
forward with California rapidity.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23
weaverx;,le Correspondence.
WrAyEnvfLLE, July 18th,

WEAvERvfLLE, July 18TH, 1898.
GESTLEMEx-Since my last communication
our town has presented but little Of interest.
have only to inform you of the scarcity OF basi-
ness with gentlemen of the Law, to assure you
of the prosperity of all other occupations
Very hot weather. I'm sick. There is not
bit OF material" this week to make an g Adobe"
of My pious regards GLEN-DoBE
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

BY reference to the minutes OF the Shasta
County Democratic Nominating Convep,ion
held in this place on Saturday last, aud which
will be found published on our FIRST page, it will
be seen that the Democrats have made the fol.
lowing nominations for the various Offices TO he
filled at the approaching election on the frs,
Wednesday in September proximo, viz:
For Assembly-John A. Ring.
- County Jpdge-Wm. r. Harrison.
= Sheritt-lVm. A. Nunally,
I" Clerk-Thos. w. Dawson.
9 Assessors. E. Jack.
g Treasurer-J. 4. Gilbert
g Surveyor-E. c. Gillette
" Public Admipistraior-D. D. Harrill
/" Coroner-E. Z. Goodwin.
'' District A;torney-Josiah Ward
The Convention was the largest ever held in
the county, almost the entire delegation having
been present.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

" q Judge w. S. Sherwood has been nonina-
ted by the Democratic Convention of Butte, as
the democratic candidate for the 4th Senatorial
District. Judge Sherwood, in point of ability
ranks among the first men of the State.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23
RASCHING. RANCuINC:.

e<, THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW
sSTS prepare d to receive and ranch stock Mt
'A<ss&zs Lake, Ranch. twelve miles from Shasta
at the usual rates This ranch is wen known Ia
be unsurpassed for good grass aud water. and
hose persons leaving stock with us may depend
upon lis receiving the same care as our own.
All stock will be rs,nchrd at The risk of The
owner, unless otherwise specially agreed upon
ly23if MOODY & WOOD.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23
HOlI.UH & EsAACa.

IL their numerous friends and the public
generally, that they have now on hand The most
complete assortment of Dry Goods Czo,hinr and
Hons,- Furnishing Goods ever offered in this
market.
Particular attention is solicited 10 their stock
~ fS"cencW0rc. Glassware, Lamps, Lookins o.
Glasses and Table. Cutlery.s
Jy23 HOLLUB & ISAACS,