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OFFICE-I4th street..

CLAKKE's OEEICE-lAth street.
Drawn Nos of Delswa e. Extra IL. Jan. 10:
S. : 60 & - 10 81 81 Al 50 As - So 80
Whole Ticket, 81 ~ TO- prize Of S25 returned.
Drawn Nos Delaware IL Jan I3tn:
3 81 e. II 20 80 IA II 50 % Is ~ 62:
Quarter Ticket, 81 6! 67, prize of $50 re-
turned TO the Managers ia 1875
WISH u REM a Lodging Room Tor a single
II man, On Bank or Main street, between 9.h Gnd
LIN streets Apply to
CHARLES EHRENKRODK,
Agen: ana Collector,
Jaij Corner gta and Broad streets.
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Messrs. TAYLOR d CLAtskE, .Lsssees
Mr.. w WARD Sta 90 Manager
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nILs.-Best sperm, Solar, Goa. ri' and Olive
~ Oils, for sale BY o.r,
ia u Ed Nia Asa q ~.
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ADJUSTMENTS
OLE BULL > FAREWELL. CONCERT

IN AMERICA
NhE Public are respectfully informed that all the
\ choice seats for Ole Bulls First Grand
Concert which takes place on
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18th,
are sold A limited number of Promenade Tick.
els can be obtained at Messrs Mash a. Wood.
houses Store
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- On Wednesday morning, d negro man
entered q confectionery store i'll Petersburg
kept oy Mrs Caldwell, and while the proprie-
ness was engaged in back room. seized the
oney drawer and ran off with it. He had not
teen arrested at last accounts.
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MOOD. NOUD!! WOOD NE KICE
w REDUCED and CUSTOMERS WAkTED-
have ON hand lot of cumoer one Oak Wood
which am selling at 81 50 per cord. One hundred
additional good customers wanted
VIM c. BRAZEAL,
Basin Bank, North side, between 9Th ard 9Th sts.
ia l2-Iw~
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EOR HkkE.-A Man who has had ten years
l. practice II, Bread making; a boy who has been
working at the Pasterer's trade. aud several labor.
ing hands, for the city. Also, Women, Boys ana
G!rls. LEWIS HILL.
ia i2-3t 18th street.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY James M. Taylor.


prick HOUSE AND LOT ON 18th
" STREET AT AUCTI0N.-Wili be sold on
Thursday, the goth inst, at o'clock IN the al
ternoon, upon the premises, that Brick House ana
Lot situated ON the west side of 18th street, be-
tween and X streets, and occupied by Mr. IA.
mos. The House has been built within the past
two years and IL in excellent order, containing
about rooms, with many censeniences. The
Lot fronts % feet and back 1872 feet This
property is well located for business stand and IL
now used for that purposa-yielding an annual rent
OF $3.50, and from its convenient location, will al
ways pay handsome per cent upon what IL will
probably sell for.
F TRRMs.-One-ipurth cash, balance at 6, 10 and Ia
months credit payments TO bear interest and to be
properly occurred.
jail JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct
a. ALUABLE LOT AT ROCKETS AT
AUCrIOH.-Will be sold on FRIDAY, the
2lst inst. at O'Clock P. NJ. upon the premises tina,
lot of ground situated Rockets street, nearly OPP
posite Messrs. Haskins L. Libby's warehouse, and
on which now stands bowling saloon.
The lot fronts 80 feet on Rockets street and runs
back $50 feet more less to Poplar street. Prop
erty in this neighborhood has rapidly improved for
some time past, and upon the completion Of the
works now going on, this lot must become valuable
as situation for a wareh Juss store OF any kind.
Terms: l3 cash balance at 6 aud IL mouths for
notes with interest added and secured by trust
deed
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
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IEs WHEELING CELEsRATIoN.-The for
u.. reception ofthe guests on the occasion Of
t..iaroad opening at Wheeling took place in
a. Court House. Or Wednesday. The mayor
rs. addressed the assembage, then Mr..
>aaan, the president OF the road, and then
Cos. Johnson, Of Virginia, brief sketch Of
~-ase remarks We copy:
lie sli4 that he rose merely TO express his
a-4Iie-cence in all that had been said, and TO
T-.EIu thanks tor his warm reception. He
con-tatuiaJed Wheeling and Baltimore on The
,te,iou Of The great work y hich was des,in
~ y a.a! IN iudlssolubIe bands the Union, and
promote lis commercial rosperity. Nothing
~ the Union could compare with the gigantic
Hogn over 70 Inch he had just passed; the
gieuAusas OF liz conception and execution we've
wonderful beyond precedent. and 10 the mex
Fel-ncsd would seem impossible and beyond
comprehension. He closed bv complimenting
TIE people OF Baltimore for their indomitable
energy. aud cUugratuatiug the President and
D"-e)ols Of the road upon the success ofIheir
lsyyrs.
Gov. Lowe, Of Maryland, followed, in
long and eloquent speech, after which the meet
ing adjourned. The grand banquet took place
On the evening Of the same day, at Washing
Ion Hail. Among the speakers we notice the
names of James 3. Morgan and Andrew Hun
,er, Of Virginia.
= On Wednesday morning, d negro man
entered confectionery store III Peters urg.
L-rt rNfl N,ll ! Il Il
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Friday. January I4th, 1858.
WRECK ER,S DAUGHTER,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Richard Caufhorn.


GALE OF BUtGIEs, HORSES, DC.
~ AT Having discontinued the Live.
~ business will sell on Tuesday next, 18th
inst, at 10 O'clock at my old stand isth between
Franklin and Grace streets, four Buggies and Har.
ness, one Dray and Harness, and six very superior
work Horses
TERMS Cash for ell sums of $50 end UNDER
over that amount, four months cIedit for approved
negotiable paper. JOHN Fl PLEAS ants
sale conducted by CAUTHoBN. a14-td+
BY davenport, Allen 81 20.
O0TS, SHOES AND HATS, AT AUG.
~ lioN.noa Wednesday, Goth January we
WIN SEA 81 III CLOCK, al auction store, la ge
assortment OF fresh and desirable Goods for Win
ter sales, consisting Of
Gents fine Calf Boots
Mems end Boys heavy Winter poots
Mems hungarian Winner 40
Mems and Boys sewed aad pecged Brogans and
Brcgues $3.50
Youths Boots and Shoes
Womens' aud Misses'Buskins :Ties. Boots. &c
silk Hats
Sole Leather, &c
TKRss.-Under $780, cash; 500 and over. four
months cre0it for approved paper.
ia i3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO
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By Geo. j. sum

MISCELLANEOUS SALE-FUREITURE
M &c-On FRIDAY MORNING. l4th inst, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at auction with
out reserve, at my auction sales room, No 8 Fiji
tenth street, as follows:
l mahogany sideboard; do Sofa
l do dining Table; | do Washstand
Tin Safes, large quantity woods Chairs
Wardrobes, common Bedstesds
Cooking Stoves, kitchen Tables
Washs;ands, invoice Cologne, &c. &c.
Together with the Furniture of two families de.
Ginning housekeeping, consisting of the usual
variety.
ia l3 GEO ] SUMNER. Auctr.
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Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Despair !!
"A LGdy Testimony after hirtg-eight years Of
Suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful medi-
cine, could it perform the astonishing made by
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CLAIR.
Faint Heart never Won Fair Indy.

fE>HE ATHENRU M.-Proiessor STEPHEN
ALEXANDER, IF Princeton, will d. liver at
tne Atnenaeun ON Friday Evening. the I4th
upon Astronomy.
Abundance - cents for single person; for par.
nes OF two or more, 25 cents for the fret and l2k
cents for each additional person.
HE COMMITTEE ON THE ATHEEEUM
ia l0-5t
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LMPLOI MEN Three hund, Ell hanus can mud
IL Immediate and constant employment in ma.
king coats, paints and vests, and liberal prices paid
KENT, FAME d. KENT.
ia 3-4w IL I3lh street
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atS%@ss. FIR NCIS A. .EETER,
fFeSsyssssSZsSsA SURGEON DENTIST, having re
lis Office 10 his fathers re.
siuence, on Broad street near the
Powhatan House, and opposite the City Hall, offers
his professional services to the citizens OF Rich
mond and vicinity and would be pleased to see his
old friends and customers. la l.5-3m*
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81 FOREST TREES FOR SALE.-The
= subscriber is prepared to fsfDish to order any
nuInoer of Ornamental or Shade Forest Trees for
replanting, such rs Poplar, Maple, Holly, Willow,
Oak, &c; the season for setting them out spproach
es, and persons in want will please seno in their
orders. Pnce50 cents each.
ia l3-4t JAMES NJ TAYLOR
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VA ANTED TO HIRE, tor tho next year,
w 1853, ChRm5ermsid and a Nurse both to
come well recommended. For such aerva1tsa
good home may had by early application 10
de % JUAN PiZZIEI
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W. ANTED.-By young man. Ia room for
w sleeping apartment, in the neighborhoud of
the Capitol Square Any one having such, may
had tenant by addressing box 40, slattug terms,
situation, &c a3
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w ANIRD.-l wish TO hire Tor the preseuL year :,
W two or three good Boat Hands.
ia li-6t* X r TYLER
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ffNkA.-Gunppwder and Black Tea of the very
4 hest quality, for sale by
ial2 EDWIN WORKMAN ".
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AUCTION SALES.

By K. Caufhorn.
A DMINIsTRATOK,s SALE WiII be
II sold on Friday evening, January 18th. com.
meDcing at Pclock, at the store of q. M Wegt 4
Brother, the entire stock of Books and Stationery
belonging to the estate of A. p Bgelow, Book SCI
Ter, late of Faimville, deceased. The stock EN-
braces may valuable Books. among whico may be
mentioned the works of Prescott. Bacon, Hamilton,
Wilkes, etc, etc. The stock Of School Books II
very large, and comprises many Of those now
used in the bestschools throughout Virginia. Cat
alogues may be obtained and the stock examined
on application to q. n WEST & BRO, under Ex.
change Hotel.
ia 1I-tds . X. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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7 AMPS, CANDELABRAs, GAS BURN

lYEDAh TAh.-Just received, a fresh supply
u of MRS MORklS'S celebrated Cedar Tar.
for the cure OF Incipent Consumption, Coughs,
Colds diseases of the Liver, 4 dneys Gc-hy
r HORTON kEAcH, General agent for
islI Eastern Va. 81 Main street
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-05-21
GUMM0yS

IN THE DISTRICT COrRT FOR THE
l. 9Th Judicial District, Shasta Co, Cal.
Elizabeth A. Cooper, comprnt. VS.. Archibald
II. FL. Cooper def't
The people Ut the State of California to Archi-
bald IT, n. Cooper, greeting:
Whereas Elizabeth A. Cooper has on this 18th
day OF March. 1853. filed ia The office of the
Clerk OF the Court aforesaid, her complaint,
against you, The Object and general nature of
which is to obtain an order and decree of said
Court dissolsin9 the bonds OF mairimony exist
ing between you the said defendant and COM
plalnant alleging for cause, wrongful treatment,
neglect, adultery, &c.
You are therefore required TO appear and an
swer said complaint, as follows. to wit: if serv-
ed IN the County of Shasta within tenn days from
and after the day of service if served out of said
County, but i'll said district twenty days. in all
other cases 40 days, or The plaintiff will apply to
The Court tor the relief demanded.
Witness, Thos- w Dawson Clerk of the Court
aforesaid, with private seal affixed, there being
no official seal provided, at office in Shasta, This
10th day Of April, 1853.
THOMAS w. DAWSON.
On motion of plaintiff filing of affidavit it is
ordered by the Court that publication OF this
summons be made in the Shasta Courier for the
term of three n.ouths.
my2I 3t TIIOS. w. DAWSON, Clerk.
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ATTENTION DEMOCRATS.

The Democrats of Shasta County are request
ed To hold primary meetings in The various cleo
ton precincts ot the county, and elect dcega
Co Cuuniy Convention, to be holden in The
town of SIasia on the ilh Of Julie next, for til,
purpose of choosing six delegates to attend the
Democratic State Convention. 10 be held in The
city of Benicia The 2lst day of said month
(Iun..) The variuuS precincts are entitled To the
number of delegates us follows being fci
each precinct. one for each 20 Democratic votes
cast therein the Presidential election, aud on,
for each precinct above fifty:
SHASTA Ciiy 2G4 = Whisky Greek GO, 3;
French Gulch Ill, /; Oak Bottom I2,2 North
Cottonwood 30, - Eagle Greek -. ?; One
llor,ctown l22. (; Que Dog Towu22 ,; Lower
Springs 81 = Red Bluffs %, ,; Cottonwood 26.
- On,. Mule Town b. > Middle'own -. 3 :;
Free Bridge 81. =; Oak Valley IS, ,; Cow
Gre elk IL ,; Mouth Clear Creek -, ,: Mount
" Washington Pitt River 4 Wa:son's Saw
Mill ,.
The Convention will convene at the hour OF
O'Clock +. NJ. of the day above named.
p +. TERBUSH.
DAVID CORSAUT,
WM. J. POTTER,
Dem Central Com. Shasta Co.
Shasta May IA, 1888. myl4 Al
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LATE ARR1sALs:.

At ITm. McNulty No. 40 and 207 j Street.
INK SALEM. ALBONI. WINGED RACER.
II Red Rover, and Jacob Bell. direct from
New York. large addition 10 my former stock.
consisting of almost every thing which the wants
of the community requ re, VIZ:
Hardware and Cutlery OF every description.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Stoves of the most improved
styles. cA c,.,.
ware, , =,
L;ouors. Wines. Cigars, Boots and Shoes,
I,n,brr If all kinds. Threshiag Machines,
Tanning Mills, Plows. Horse Rakes' Straw
Cutters,
Wooden Ware, Steam Engines, &c. &c.
Which he offers in such quantities as may oe
wanted and at such prices that VIII NJ" ia,i -
please All goods sold will be OF me or1' qva
s.cr,,o Nav 1858 my2i :''n
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DENTISTRY.

nR. J. s. MORSE, SURGEON DENTIST.
IL wouhl announce IT, The citizens ot Shasta,
tina, he has just returned from IA professional tour
on Feather River, and is now permanently loci-
ted in Shasta. for The purpose OF performing opc-
ratons on the Teeth.
DR.. NJ having been in the practice of DENTS
try for the last ten years, tAicrs himself that he
will be able To render entire satisfaction TO those
who may favor him with call.
DIR. NJ, approaching the tlvors conferred on
him by the liberal patronage of the citizens OF
shasta and vicinity would take this method OF
returning his thanks and also to solicit con-
tinuance of their tavors.
Dr. NJ. will visit French Gnlch Pitt River,
Weavrrville aud yreka. making Shasta his place.
of residence. AT his office. in which place he Will
ALWAYS be found. unless professionally engaged.
Refercnce-the citizens of Shasta.
Shasta. May 81, 1873. my2lu
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A CAR ID.
Big BAR, May Is, 1888.


EDs. CouR-: feel it my duty to notice an az
ticle which appeared in your paper of yesterday.
written by person ylins himself "Joshua,
concerning little affair tia happened between
Mr. Smith and myself | at work The
Ounce Bar, opposite The Big Flat they are trying
Ia raise such excitement about. At The same
tisne there were twenty Cinnamon al
work directly opposite me. Every man on this
side the river desiring them to leave aud with
a view of causing them to do so and at the same
time have Lutte fun myself, | commenced
shrowing rocks al them, which soon had the de-
sired effect. Shorty after Mr. Smith came
down with a gun and firel at me twice. then
threw stones at him and he left Meeting him
on the opposite side Of the rivev soon after, VIZ
renewed The difficulty, during which fired two
sliuts AT him. ueiih,r of which struck him. Til.
people then (nud lot Mr. s took the weapon
from me. MIR. s. then assuring me that had
fired blank cartridges. and merely to scare me-
the d nicuIiy was settled our mutual satsfac-
tion, and there is no ill-will between us.
The following Sunday we held meeting and
decided that the Cinnamon might remain, since
when they have not been disturbed
my2l 1t COMMODORE.
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SHASTA STEAM SAW MILL.
Garter & Co.

A RE NOW PREPARED TO SELL AND
n and deliver lumber either III Shasta at their
yard or at the mill, one mile aud quarter from
Town, on good and easy road. They have a
large stock of seasoned lumber OF various d.
mensions on hand, and all orders will be filled
punctually and with dispatch, upon as reasona-
bile terms as can be had-the prices having been
reduced. Those wishing to purchase are re-
qnested to call, see. and examine the quality
and the accuracy with which it is sawed, before
purchasing elsewhere. apl6 II
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sHAsTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

SHASTA, May 2lst, 1898.
Business for the week has been good Many
trains are in from Shasta Valley and Weaver
willie and will be loaded here Provisions OF all
kinds are sold at reasonable prices and the pros
pec,s for all branches Of trade are most fiatter-
mo Traders and mines north of us are just be-
ginning fully to reap the benefits of the low pri-
go. now and for some time past ruling In the
Sand Francisco market.
r,,.,r laal24 Nails, 20a25
Corn Meal, kiln moiasses' l''oas,oo
Jr;eJ - Brandy, $2Ia5
do Gala. ground o0al4 Whiskey, O., 1877 5aa 80
Barley. 9"ao ~ I'm I'm ~i-2a-,~o
Clear Pork, o-"oo roi' VINE, e2a3
Hams o1"'o D"''ei' III oois' oooo-
Rscou. 3Sd40 Lard, 81
Rice. Carolina I5als Chill Peaches 81
Teas, Imp and Dried Apples, 20a25
Gun Powder 75al00 Candies, 45a5O
Coffee, Rio, lava, 1925 Salt, 13al6
Sugars, Manila l4alS Tobacco, Grape 50a56
f" No China 1920 AIackerel $30a3a
pd, crusll'd, 2Ja2S, Potatoes, 22a2l
Cheese 30a35. Beans, l5aI6
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szzunrr.ErE,s DRUG STORE.
Vim Street. Shns.,n.

W0in .NIrcct, NHns'n.
C72 CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FROM
< Boston and New York. large assortment
"a of Drugs, Paints, Oils &c. which at
Wholesale will be found cheaper than has ever
before beer offered in this market
A l'.l' supply nfpa,ent medicines, among which
are the following:
Os@ootPs India Cholagogne. Sands Sarsapa-
lila, Old Jacob and s. i. Townsend's Sarsapa-
rila. Perry Davis Pain Killer Wistar's Balsam
"f Wild Cherry, Ayres' Cherry Pcctoral, .Jaynes'
Expectorani, Hair Tonic and Alternative. Thomp-
sons Eye Water, Turlingtons Balsam and God
trev's Cordial
Linimcn'S.-IIaycs' Mexican Mustang Hunts
Nerve and Bone. Steersand Liquid Opodtldnc.
PUs.-Lee's. Moffa,'s, Wrsbi's. Brandreih's.
Graienherg's. Jaync's Sanative and Ague Pills.
mylitf BENZ. SHURTLEFF.
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HORSE MAR aAET AND LIVER
STABLE.

ia THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
IeEl leave to announce TO his old cns- 1Os>
ANo.omers and the public generally. NA
that his arrangements are now completed 10 have
always on hand Horses and Mules for hire or
sale. and trusts that by strict attention TO bust
ness to merit IA continuance of the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed OH him.
Horses and Mules bought and sold on COM
mission
Auction sales of stock daily.
Those wishing TO sell or purchase stock will
find it to their advantage TO call at the Stock
Market. JAMES LOAG,
Shasta March -, 1853. Auctioneer.
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Sis YOU HOU Sc
NIOREHEAD,s FERRY.

TINE PRCPRIETORS OF THIS FERRY
l. have no hesitation in recommending it to
the travelling public the best on Pitt River
1t is directly in track of the miner going to OF
returning from the Pitt River mines and trav-
elers will find no difficulty in getting terried
over at any hour of the nj ht or day.
Pitt River, ap23 IT,
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NOTICE.

DAVID CORSAUT, SHERIFF WITHIN
il and for the County of Shasta, State of Cali
fornia. do hereby notify my friends and the pub
lie at large, that having sold my house where
kept my office, have this day removed my Of
fee into the house of MIR. Gavand IA this town,
oppo.i,e james I.oag's Horse Market. where l
will hold myself in readiness 10 attend to any
business that belongs TO my official capacity at
apv time. DAVID CORSAUT
Shasta, April %, 1853 apJei
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Ell DORADO HOTEL.

o. THE SUISSE RIDERS HAVING
Hsgiii thoroughly renovated the above estab-
--a..A llshment, III now prepared to accom-
date their friends and all those who may favor
them with call.
The rooms supplied with good clean beds.
The Bar will be furnished with the choicest
liquors, wines and cigars, and the table with all
the Injuries the market affords
No pains shall be spared to make this one of
the most desirable hotels i'll any mining town in
California.
Hall e. Crandall's line of stages running from
Sacramento City to Shasta stop at this Hotel.
There is also coed corral attached 10 this
establishment
A share ofpublc patronage is respectfully re-
quested DUNN s. FURNEY.
mar12 If
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
"A The estate of james Emett deceased, are
required to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the date here
Of TO the uudersi gned, Administrator at the
residence of The late James Emeit, Cotton
would in his County; aud all persons indebted
10 the estate of the deceased are required TO
make immediate payment TO Tue undersigned.
JOHN ID. JONES, Administrator.
Shasta Co. May IA 1853. my14 St
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MASONIC CELEBRATION.

TVIIE MASONIC FRATERNITY OF SHAS
i ia and vicinitv will celebrate The approach
ing anniversary al 81. Joha's Day. HE 9Th OF
June next with AN OIatiou, Public Procession
and other ceremonies. All meutbt rs ct HE or
der in good standing. with their wives and
daurht,rs are respectfully invited 10 attend.
BY order Western Star Lodge. No. ..
\. + GALLOWAY, w. NJ.
JAWS T. GLENN, Sec'y. my Hid
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

f,s!.fasaas ON THE MOST REASONABLE
ill., terms, the Cottage House. situated on
NnaiNg. the northeast side of Shasta City. The
house is new. and is beautifully situated COVE
nicnt to good water For further particulars APP
ply to L. II. Barber or f. W. Mech, at the Bill
lard Saloon.
Shasta City, May Sd, 1853. my If
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HI. VI. HUBBARD.

Storage and Commission Merchant.
AT THE UPPER END OF MAIN STREET,
"A at the sign Of the :. Globe Lamp where
will be found 20 or 30 good beds for lodgers at
all hours OF the night. Also, shower and tub
baths at ali hours OF the day hight hot or C Id
Also. miners tents always on hand, cheap.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick
Shasta City, April 3, 1888. ap9f
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DRs. BALDWIN 4 RAYMOND.
j. A. THAYM OSD.

WTOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w The public, that he is abont TO engage in
he BUSINESS of his profession in Shasta, and from
IN experience of ten years pubic and private
practice in the Atlantic States. large share OF
which time lie Surgeon to Public llospi-
al. where he was constantly engaged IN surgi-
cal practice. he hopes by strict attention TO
his business, to merit slate OF public patron
age.
Office with DR.. A. S. Baldwin, few doors be-
low the Post Office.
Shasta, May ), 1853. my If
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RANCMING! RANCHING.:

MS THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM
Il their friends and the public generally, that
hey now prepared to heard stock at the old
9 Daingerfield Ranch" 81 miles below Clear
an excellent range. and be attended to personal
ly by of the undersigned assisted by a care
full herdsman. Refer to James Loag Shasta.
app # f. PARSONS & C.. KYLE.