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The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17
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sSTEHAMA HoUsE.-This fine and commotiions
hotel, long bearing the reputation of being the
favorite pnblc house in Northern California
has recently changed hands, anl is now under
the control of Mr.. Charles c. Clifford well
known to the travelling public from his long
connection with Baxter & Co.'S line of stages
We guess there is enough Yankee cuteness'
about Charley TO make his house lavorte stop
ping place for travellers
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17
'TH Z SHASTA COURIER.
Agents for the Courier.

The following gentlemen our regularly
authorized Agents, empowered to collect Sub
scriptions, Advertisements, and Job Work and
receipt for the same: =
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY. -Octavian Hoogs
$50. Any advertisements left al O'Meara's
rintins Office, 1872, Clay street, will be attend
I'd to.
SACRAMENTO AGEScY.-Mr. J. NJ Shepherd.
Office IN Book Store of Shepherd & Sydam, J
teet between 7th and Sth streets.
tFearerrHe.--CRAH RoGERs & Co..
One Horse I'0un.-SMiTH & ToLLMAy Ex-
,ressmen.
French Galeh.-MoRRow & SHANNON, and
,HRoETsR I. .BRuNSING.
Yreka.-CRAM, RoGERs & Co.
Eg AGENTS wanted in every portion of the
mines
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

BAXTER & COW e understand tina: this line
have completed their arrangements for running
through to SACRAMENTO on this side of the river,
cia Co1sa- Their animals have already been
placed upon the entire route. They have also
purchased three new superb Concord coaches
and placed them upon the road One of these
came into town on Thursday with iwenty-seven
passengers aboard
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

RIslSG OF THE SrREAMs.-We are informed by
IA gentleman inst down from Trinity, that the
Trinity river had raised some two feet within
the past week. The waters haze also risen
considerably in the streams in this county, in
many instances cansins suspension of fiuming
operations. We trust this suspension will prove
but temporary.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

A Big LuMP.-Mr. Swartz, of the Washington
Quartz Company, brought into office the
other day, lump of amalgnm weighing 20 lbs
and worth s3.S64. the product of less than a
OF the richest specimens of gold-bearing quartz,
taken from their vein, that it has ever been our
privilege to behold. A short time since this
company lost the track of their lead, but are
now upon it again, aud at present find it more
productive than heretofore
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

TRooPs FOR RoGuE RvER.-.On Sunday
last four companies of Z. S. Infantry, of twenty
men each, passed through this place en- route for
the scene OF Indian disturbances in the North
Three companies are from Benca, in command
OF Major Patten, the poet and soldier; the other
is from Fort Reading; the whole under CON-
mand of Col. Wright. The Mountain Herald of
the 10th inst. hopes these troops viii hasten to
the scene CT action. it fears peace will moi be
concluded. Col Wrighl's command we are per-
suaded will give good account of themselves
in very short time.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

IMPoRTAST.-The following interesting an.
nouneement by the yIusscol Uorla has set the
lovers of music all agog in the east:
" 1t gives us much pleasure to annonnce that
Schwaschenboyenoutschpr prockenscfamdenstein
piizligdckeit, the celebrated German Tambo-
rne player, has arrived, and will soon give a
concert
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

- Dr. ellis was shot in Clay street, San
Francisco few days since, by Mr.. Drew, the
bali taking effect near the eye. Cause: the
same that occasion two-ihirds OF all the mischief
and misery of this lfe-woman Hope Made
line won't see this.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

Oh On the 18th of September in this en-.
i'shfened year of our Lord 1853, there were no
less than four applications for dissolution of the
sIlken bands of matrimony before the District
Court OF San Francisco Shocking.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

"foUSG ANrRIcA."-We have received the
hrst number OF Democratic paper bearing the
above name, Published in Nevada and edited
with much ability and sprghiliness by Mr.. r.
A. Daydge
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

A MIsTAKE.-The San Francisco 7ranscrirt
in enumerating the various kinds of opposition
over which Governor Bigler has gained so bril-
liant victory, has the following:
The entire Independent press tno of the
State, without single exception, either viru-
lently and directly, covertly and underhand-
edly opposed the election of John Bgler.''
The editor must have forgotten the Courier
when he wrote the above On political matters
this concern is equally divided-but neither of
us dislike one of the opposing party so much as
to set up of nights to hate him. We profess to
conduct an Independent journal at all times
save during election times" when our motto
is hands off" for then, and then only, are we
" neutral" Hence, Democrats who expected
us to give currency to the little and ignoble in
uendoes against big-hearted Waldo-for charges
there were none to make-and the Wings who
hoped that we would republish the base SLAM
ders and malignant unsubstantiated charges of
official malfeasance against honest John Bigler,
expected aud hoped that vile as
themselves-in which we hatter ourselves they
slightly slipped up.''
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

U n 9ARRIsoN-This gentleman has been
elected Mayor of San Francisco A merchant
OF that cify-as bitter Wing as they generally
make-iniorms us that he was induced to vote
Tor MIR. Garrison from the following circnm-
stance. Sometime since, the friends of desti-
tute sick man at One Horsetown in this county,
made him up purse of several hundred dollars.
with which he departed for his home in the
east. When he arrived in San Francisco he in
formed Mr.. Garrison of his situation. That gem
tleman at once presented him with free ticket,
cabin passage, over the Nicaragua route, and
babe him keep his little amount of money for
incidental expenses by the way. The merchant
says numerous acts of this kind have done as
much as anything else to place the Nicaragua
Line IN It's present enviable position. and he
felt sure that man with such heart. and of
Mr. Gs business talents, could not fail to make
good Mayor for San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

BUILDING IN SHAsTA.-Our town is still rap
idly improving. The commodious fre-proof
brick store of Bull, Baker & Co., Immediately
below the St. Charles Hotel, will probably be
completed in ten days. The fre-proof brick
building of NJ. Jacobson & Co.. Immediately
above the ST. Charles. is also going up rapidly
The St. Charles too, has been extended, thus
increasing the length of the dining room some
90 feet aud at the same time providing addi-
tional sleeping accomnodations for the patrons
of the establishment. Messrs Holub & Isaacs
are getting ready to remove their new wooden
house for the purpose Of erecting in its place a
hre-proof brick building. sIr. Tomlinson has
also determined to erect fire-proof brick store
on the lot formerly occupied by the Globe Hotel
We likewise observe several houses in process
OF erection on the opposite side of the street
These are some of the sure indications of the
tiourishing condition of Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

a The Union says that before the rainy sea-
son sets in, Sacramento will have erected go
6re-proof brick buildings
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

LEGAL ApvERTlsIsG.-Having been estab-
,isned ninety days, We are now entitled TO the
FSa' advertising OF the county of Siskiyon
which we are prepared TO execute at the terms
prescribed in our paper:-Mou main Herald.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

SMALL Pox IN THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-~Iliat
terrible disease, the Small Pox, is raging fear
fully throughout these Islands On the 25'h of
July an investigation was had by the civil au-
thorites to ascertain how the small pox had
been introduced, and it was shown that',he gov
ernment officers were remss in their duty. Ii
appeared also that the vaccine matter used by
the physicians there of very little efficacy
about seven-eights of those who had contracted
the disease had been previously vaccinafed. The
Commissioner of pnblc health reports the total
number of cases, to August 18th, at 3,547 total
lumber of deaths, 1876.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

II The 4Aa says the first telegraph ever
finished in this statez-ihe Merchants T,le-
grarh--is noy in operation The ship Crescent
was reported by it as having arrived. This is
the beginning.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17
Adams a. Co.

Have supplied US with regular files. of Cali
fornia papers daily through the week, for which
they have onr thanks
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

We charge the defeated ones TO be of good
cheer. Go not up Salt River though you be
offered free passage. The heavens are full of
days.
The above is from the Commercial Adrertiser,
whose editor got defeated for the Senate in San
Francisco Our junior" has no use for a 4" good
fiat his back at present that all species of
chairs are unavailable for his comfort. He de-
Spises 'em.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17
OFFICIAL % PAPER

sor the Counties of Shasta, Trinity, KIam-
afh. and zlumboldt.
" All Legal Adrertisements nust be paid for
IN odcqnce.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

PAPERS BEcoMISG INTEREsTINe-THE CouS-
TRY SAFE.-The papers throughout the State
for weeks past have been " fiat, stale and un-
profitable to any one save an old fogy" demo-
crat or blue-belled" whig Since the cleo
ton, however, they have been gradually I'M
proving, and at present are ''tolerable and to be
endured" For instance, we may mention the
fact that several late numbers OF the Union have
been almost entirely devoid of anything rela-
tive to the probable downfall of the American
Republic and total destruction of all rational
liberty in the event that John Bigler was re-
elected to the gubernatorial chair OF the State
of California. The State Journal, too, has
ceased its indignant denuncations OIL the perse-
cutters and slanderers of Gov. Bigler-quietly
and modestly chuckles over its party's success,
and SAYS never a word in derision Of any sort
| of " benevolence." In short, suppose that
while the Journal is placidly digesting the de-
lightful fruits of victory, the Union, filled with
bitterness has Indignantly quit the political
fi-ld in fit of extreme disgust. From all this
we are perfectly satisfied that our beloved coun-
try is safe-that the Lion of Old England will
not yet Tor some considerable time, ii not
longer, have the satisfaction of roaring exult-
antly over our prostrated liberties-and that the
eagle bird can still float, uncrippled, jnst as
far through the vast "azure expanse our heads
above" as he peases, not caring " a continental
- for nothin' and nothin for nobody
q 1t affords great pleasure to insert the
following communication from Shasta rela-
tive to a matter about which, two weeks since,
we wrote rather harshy The real name of the
author of the communication referred to- con-
vnces us, without another word, that, in as
cribing him unfriendly feelings for the Courier,
we have done him injustice =
SHASTA, Sept. II, 1853
MEssRs EDIToRs You do the writer of the
article which appeared III the Union a few days
ago. and signed '' Shasta injustice when you
attribute his article to malignancy, &c. He is
not that he actuated by any other
motives than to illustrate the>" Stamp Act" and
enqnring of the Constable" he says that he
did not either of the editors at the Office"
and that he concluded net to publish the notice
after his arrival in town. In regard to the num-
Der of papers tax OF the "Gllch,' the remark
made i'll reference to them you say is incorrect;
but the gentleman who made it did so without
any design of doing an injury to yon / know.
make these remarks that Justice may be
done to me as well as yourself.
Yours, respectfully, SHASTA.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

. Judge Sherwood has been defeated for
he Senate in the Butte district E. T. Peck is
his successful oppouent
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

first page will be found the official returns for
this county for the various offices to be filled at
the late election. 1t will be seen that the en-
tire democratic ticket has been elected, except
the candidate for County Judge. For this office
our old partner, J. c. Hlnckley, ESQ.,, was
elected by very complimentary vote over
Judge Harrison, himself very popular man.
Mr.. Hinckley is young gentleman of great
promise, and we are sure that the affairs of this
county could not be placed in more faithful
hands.
VOTE OF THE 18th SENATORIAL DISTRICT
The otcia, reiurns for this district stand IS fol.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

aWe desire to tender our mnst sincere
thanks to friend Anthony. of the Union office for
fayors rendered US. Long may he wave.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17
n Elected.
Colusa County Election Returns.
(oFFIcIAL.)

For Goreruor, John Bilger l65, VIM. Waldo
261.
Senator, R. T. Spragne o06. A. Skilman 245.
assembly, B. d. Baxter III, G. w. Bowie 292
County Judge. A. T. Buckner, 2lO, J. q. Huls
245.
County CLERK, J. B. Laing, BIC, Chas Spal-
ding, l44.
Sheriff. H. p Bemiss I0I, j. C. Johnson 2e5,
w. E. Eakn 49, John Fitch Al
Public Adm'r, R. H. Pratt, 3G4, G. B. Sterling,
165
District attorney, R. Semple 2I9, A. J. Wea-
yer 2l7.
Treasurer. Geo. w. L'Amoureux 24o, VIM.
Vincent 1885, Geo. Patch "a.
assessor, A. Preston l55. E. Holt 2l7, Nj. Tut
tie 80.
Surreyor, j. j. Underlill OF, w. Green 165.
Coroner j. McDonald 345.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

70 We are under The impression, from the
returns received, that Col. May, DEM, is elected
to the State Senate over Walter Van Dyke, whg,
in the Trinity district. He leads him upwards
of three hundred votes in the counties OF Siskl-
yon and Trinity. Klamath and Humboldt are
yet to hear from.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17


Cold CoMFoRT.-The MarysvilIe Herald feels
badly and seems disposed to weigh and consider
the question: is the Whig Party Dead 2" 1t
" calls attention to several verses of poetry
published in its columns, i'll which it is distinctly
stated that q when Freedoms last hope shall be
banished the World'-when cold water sul-
fcient to extinguish /" Freedoms last fires" shall
have been thrown ON isie same-when that ras-
cal, the special object of hate to every American
youth the fellow upon whose neck the strong
man has his foot when he exclaims, :. SIC semper
tyrannus ~ (See picture in various school
books), when he "triumphs in wild exntation"
all over this land, (the State of Pike" inclu-
sive),-when
Freedom shall weep for the ship Of State
stranded"
and yet not produce the necessary amount of
globules to float her of again--when all these
occur the Whig party is bound to go the way of
all flesh, as well as grass and suffer suspension
of continuity.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

gv San Francisco city and county have given
2 small majority for Coy. Bisler.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

THERE NAE LUCK ABOUT THE House.
Editors in California have political luck, if
we may be allowed to judge by the success, or
rather want of success, of the typos who were
targets for democratic paper bullets at the bal
lot box. Messrs. Soule Lull, Skillman, and Up
son, all candidates for the Senate, and all de-
feated. Well, we have the right and privilege to
suppose that our locofoco friends thought so
much of that they could not endure the thot
of our abandoning the sanctum and accordingly
put their veto upon it by electing us to stay a;
home.-Sacramento Union.
The above came very near fattering our
Junior " into comfortable state of mind and
he succeeded in making the following quotation
with considerable uuction-
But some must laugh, and some must weep,
Thus runs the world away
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17
Vote Of Shasta TownihiP for Justices of
the Peace and C0nstablcs.

FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
-. T. Pennington, $50
Homer A. Curtiss, 1913
G. NJ. Roche, 1S5
J. A. Raymond, : LA
Stephen Lean, l31
FOR coNsTABLEs.
JOS L. Holmes, pa
Jonas Ingram, 1919
U. B. Snavely, Is4
J. C. I.usk, "a
w. J. Hardell, Al
VIM. Cooley, 25
Augustus Ellis, 90
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

No regular party nominations We're made for
these offices.
Elected.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17
From Yrcka.

We are indebted to Rhodes & Lusk. and Cram,
Rogers & Co. for the Herald of the 10th inst.
from which we extract the following item Of in
terest.
Bgler's majority over Waldo in Siskiyou
county is 1S4.
Peace has not yet been cocluded between the
whites and Indians.
The whites went out on the day appointed 10
meet the Indians and conclude the treaty. But
three wild Indians made their appearance who
said that the following day was the one appoint
ed-that the whites had made mistake of one
day. So says report-nothing official is yet re-
ceived from head quarters.
Two companies-Capt. Owens and Terrys-
were sent, on Wednesday evening, to Applegate
creek
Gen. Lane expresses determination to pitch
into them again, if they do not comply with the
stipulafions of the treaty forthwith.
1t is rumored that Capt. Bob Williams and his
Rangers had fight with The Applegate Indians
few days since, and killed about twenty, with
a loss OF but one man wounded
MIR. J. Rogers, of Cram, Rogers & Co.'S Ex-
press, informs us that 80 wagons arrived in
Rogue River Valley Saturday the 9th ult,
principally families from Illinois and Missouri ;
and on Sunday last six wagons and about 600
head of beef cattle
On the 1st inst, the ladies of Yreka presented
through their Captains Goodwin and Rhodes
two elegantly wrought flags to the Yreka and
Humbug companies of mounted volunteers. The
presentation was made by Gen. Lane at Camp
Alden. This was most worthy and appropriate
tribute to the galiantry of those brave yolun-
teers. "None but the brave deserve the fair
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-17

Eve never "seed 'em."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

n
fENIlE the Commonwealth having required e
divided into TWO equal Classes 10 benu" her
c by lot pro the of service Of the Senators q"
expire with that Of the delegates first elected III
der sons; having the 2 OF January
lot that the following districts shall com" M
The ID, consisting of The of Norfolk '
Isle Of Wight, Namem auh Surr! The S ~
the Petersburg aud the county Of Prince George us sun
Powhaan Cumberland and Chesterfield; luh Of
harlo,e ,2h OF Halifax l4lh Of Bedford; 10Th. o. NE E,
Williamsburg and counties OF James CITY, Charles Ivy M,
York. Elizabeth City aud Warwick 18th, Guy "i s'hnu W.
the OF Richmond, Lancaster No'thutiae 49,, I
mureand 2d, OF Caroline and SpOtlsy wanna; Sl .e' 80
Alexandria, 2. OF fauquer aud RaIpaham%on t9 If u
marie; 30h OF Nelson, amherst and Buckirshah ,-' Lamp
flay aud Morsan 34h, Of Shenandoah anu ass ,h y"
Augusta Sth Of Bcleourt Allegheny, RoanSs az" olaS " IT,
lih Nicholas Fayec pocahon!a aleis braxl" anu &Ieen
bie 10th of Richie Dudrdge Iiarrson Pleasans and Wood
aS,h Upshur Lewis Gmer anu Rand'P' and 'o'n
| Of Brooke Hancock and Ohio: ~. ;,
Therefore the officer required law hold elections each OF
sand cities and countless hereby required hold an election
May each III his respective ci anu
county for senator for the district TO which his comfy OF
ci,y is for the tibed by the Constitution
Given under my hand Governor and under the seal 81 e
| (SEAL "'o""s " ' ~ los JOHNSON
BY the W MuNpoRD, Secy Of the Common"
4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-06
,nNMERCiAL RECORD.
-.I-E PRICES CURRENT.

RICHMOND, MAY 6, 1853.
mo hour MARIE, is firm since the late news
FL. week heard OF but lew safes al ABOUT s4A On
k,ag The WV holders arc firm s4s SIS, from store.
l., ssn m pn, Red 81 ~; prime White 81 Is; lnfe
VIZ VIZ sSa 100 c,s. "
&GS"y;5 IS cts ,,,
tenN ME- 10? ~ Gus per ousns' 'os county "''
.soES . q, As Gle. per bushe
OATS u.un,ain cured hog round 9xa 10 cents; City
ST. maud, los II; good old Western aud bau'
ut' 10. is MAIN; Shoulders 4 y n 6S Hams from
y, s, New Bacon, Sides 81 g Shoulders ~ sIS
joe: .en 80 IS cts, Mountain, 20 "a cts l.
81 SORTS not suitable for table USE are sold as low
tn' ,s Roll from ~ % CITE.
mi ES-Tallow Is cts; HUBS and Jacksons patent
cs,,,n,ne 25 IS Mitchells patent 80 81; Sperm
sSsssE t;E-w quote Rio eS 10; Laguyra 10 l0I
w wi. -; Mocha IAN; Cape cts.
farnrTON-l0s cts. $50
nmm Smiths IL cts. Anthracite is only sold at
load OF 1000 lbs S6a 10 Sc; per Ton OF 224o
Msckerel, No but very few in Market held al
~, none OF any conss quence in market; No "
ii nina, ncn. here Sales of Halifax ilerrings No.
R',.s,sIA autdul No. at S5s.
rsn-ln barrels l0s lO& cts; in kegs liz III
s1pEoroRS-Wh.ksy Richmond rect.fed, "a cents cash;
Los, 81 10 81 = Cincinnati reclitied, 2ih cts, very
4 ~, Ol, Family Rye Is; Mountain 90 a IS; Brandy
, Imitation IS to 81; Brandy, common 4th Proof IS
.Sr,s cash; Brandy Dupuy's 81 TO So 50; Hen
s.. 70 Si Plrrt Co., 81 10 IS; Apple 40 TO IS
r. Gn-Aln,rican common, 81 10 81 CENTS Holland
i0,o 81 20 n r. Rum 20 TO 81 cts.
P,VE STO(,K --J Shocks Se2ori) Beef Cattle scule
.aas, s. 10 81: ezra iat will command more; Hogs
~ Sn.ep. Sls SSa nett, as in quality.
iRON-pig SIS $40 per tor swcdes slUo rredesar ane
nslsh refined SOS; Common English $751; up country bal
1,S SIS.
+ EtIHER-So good stamp, from II Il cts per lb
] IN, ,st from IL 10 10 cts
i l!ME-Ftom wharf 81 %; from store 81 sly %
mol ASSES-N 0. in barrels very SUPERIOR - ~ e.
~ new crop 2oS %; Sugar House. In barrels, II TO
w.. Porto Rico in hogsheads, % % cts; Porto Rico'
;s,5s IS 10 % cts; Sugar House Syrup in barrels ~
!: -. common do 20s n q cts.
vii S-tIeld al 5 a Sd cents and dull.
STcEI-Americau Blistered SllO per ton.
q ,rGARS-we quote Porto Rico 5s cents; new
/. New Orleans ~ O. Cuba nominal a 5s Refined
maa ga; Crushed 81 9; Powdered >; Coffee Sugar
s6,p-Turpenne a ~ cts; Fancy coored IL 10 Il.
SHOT, * cts per ID.
liverpool fine per sack 81 40a 81 so afloat and
\ :; u qr,:e; Ground Alum 81 10 q 81 10.
PLASTER Sales Lump 81 a % per ION al Wharf,
nj Basin
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