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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-11


- Eh bien In fn8fae omhre sc glissa
entire Ii porte Ct Ia rnurai'fe,-et disparat
encore desriere les sareaux.
: Nous files semblant de ne pas lie
yoir, 'cst~ce pa59 demanda Cornelius,
Sc rappcIant dams toas scs details Ie con-
sell q nil await donn6 Rosa.
= OH, Ct jc m'ircIinai sur Ia plate
baude que jc creusai avec uncibhche
commc 81 ie plantais Ie cayeu.
= i1t lui.. ni.,, pendant &C temps
= Je voyais brilIrr ces yeox fdens
CONNIE scenx dun tigrc a travers les
branches des arbres.
: Voycz-vous yoyez,vous ? dit Cor
ne|ius.
- PMS. ce semblant deportation a.
cheyt, je me retirai.
= Mais derrierc III porte du jardin
settlement, n'est-ce pas De sorte, qua
travers les fentes on In serrnre de cette
porte yous pdtes vav ce quill fit, vous
une fois partie.
II attendit I'M instant, sans doute
pour s'assurer que je ne reviendrais pas,
puis il sortit petits pas de sa cachette,
ssapprocha de la plate bande par un long
detour; arrive enfin a son but, c'est-a-
dire en- face de Pendroit od Ia terre
6tait frafchcment remu6e, il s'arTsta dun
air indifferent, regarda dc tous cot6s,
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POLICE JURY.
SPARTSH or ASSUMPTION.

Regular Session-Scptcmber 9Th 1858
Members present -
A. NJ. Foley, president. r. G. Martin,
J. B. l.. Dugas, N. Gnedry,
J. Al'eman, Alfred Tctc, vi
d. HimcI - Pierre Thcriot,
S. MelanGon.
Mr. Martin on behalf of the commit
tee appointed as the last session of the
Police Jury, to draft resolutions respec~
ting roads and levces in this parish: re-
ports by presenting the following rcso-
Iutions, which where unanimously adop>
ted. u.
Resolved by the Police Jury Of Tic
parish of Assumptions,
Section lst. Whenever levees arc re-
qnrcd to confine the waters of any ba-
you or orther waller course, they shall be
made-b by or at the expense of the owner
Or owners the land where such levees
are required.
Section I'd. For the execution of this
ordinance the parish of Assumption is
divided into two districts, as follows /.
The first district, to commence at the
upper line Of the parish and extend
down as far as the Altakapas Canal; the
second district to commence at the At
takaW,s Canal, including said Canal, g.
extend down 10 the lower limit of the
parish. sssa
Sect Sd. An Inspector shall be ap-
pointed by The Police Jury for each of
the above districts at its june meeting of
each year, such Inspector shall serve
one year from the date Of his appoint
ment, or until his successor shall have
bccn appointed. ~
Sect. 4th. Upon any place Of inspec-
tor becoming vacant by resignation. or
otherwise, whendhe Police Jury is not
in session, it shall be the duty Of the pre-
sident Of the Police Jury to appoint
another to fill such vacancy.
Sect. 5th. The following are the pro,
portions. fixed for all ievees
-Four feet base for each perpendicular
foot Of water. The summit to be at least
three feet wide, and to be one foot & {,
half above the highest water mark. It's
well understood that if two levees do not
meet together, the bend which isto join
them, shall be made in common, n,by the
two p proprietors and each contravention
TO the provisions Of the present section
shall be f,irniscd Which fine Of twenty
five dollars.
a Sect. 9Th. All levees shall be made
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-09-11

I'b>GH a III g0C|ic, nc ii iHN'!Sfc GHqHe
'e pfus brave dc I'cudroj; o@e #pIro-
cher la mechc, la gran4e frayeur de
patassas ct des~ ~cnrpcs qlti passaicnt iran
quij!cment dan54e Tachn. Aux hancy
dc cctte battcrie formidable tout IN .ba
taiIIon Sc tcnait I'asmc au bras, pet i
taire fau sur '0Ut hateau De Ia MALE qH
n'aurait pas &t6 pouryu d'un ,billetae
saDtt, dGment sign6 CT contresign 81 pai
Ic c"rabin municipal. M premier fang
h!cn rcn}arqnables par leur bcIl1 f1fane.
ct par Icur mine limonen5e, ics c1seiPtes
dc Ia temperance ne pa'laieIt de ricn
noins que dc bo;re toute I'can du bayou,
attn que Ic batcau ne put contnncr 81
route, ct CONNIE leur honorable prt>i-
dent leur await pour Ccttc occasion dom
ne carte bluncbo, lis ell ont profile pour
entonccr qneiqucs bariIs dn~iiquidc a
cnX prohjbe, qu'jIs ont mis- sec dams Ia
s"intc ardcur qui les animait. lie pere
hlathicu sautcrait de joie, sill connais5ail
les proresscs de ses cnlants. En- guisc
de boucher, Gu pIut6t pour arne d6ien.
slrc, chaGue Combattant ttait mum
dune once de campfire en- poudrc cnve:
Iopp6 daDs TN bout de linge, ct assujctti
sur la Ievre sup6rieure, ,ce qui ne simu-
Ialt pas NAL nnc moustachc. Get app1-
reil pcndait a une icelie don't les eXtre-
mites SC rnttachaient lux orciIIcs de Pin
dlvidu, ct tons ces mesSieurs en- 6taient
suiiiSammcnt pourvus (d'oreilcs). Pour
charncT Icurs Ioisirs ct entretenir Icur
ardeur bcIIIqneuse. IN ta5 de coquilcs
amonccIees sur Ia rive oppos6e du Te-
che est devcnr leur point dc mirc. C'cst
sur ccs innoccnts debris que lcur adressc
scxcrces ct Ie pIos hcurcux, ceIni qui
hncc son proiectile Ie plus pres du cen
tre est sur Ic chimp de bHtaI!c meme
d6corG. 3. dune once additionneIlc dn
campfire prG:crvatif. Dai'Icurs, pas de
surprise possible. LcuT camp est nicrx
gard6 que ne lie fot janais cclui du g.
neral Iaylor durant la campagnc dr
Mcxiquc. Chaqnc soIdat possede un sif-
ant de Qnatre centimes, eli peut ansi
donncr 'aiatme CT .iguaier al loin Pap
pIochc du danger CT du batcau de Ia
male. Grace COS measures dc prudcn-
&c les esPrits sont un pcu moinS agit6s |
dams Ia paroissc S'tc-Marin; les docteurs
commcnccrl d po'lvoir rfpon.Ise de Ia 81
lub5it6. ct les yicj!cs i~mncs dc lfIallk-
lin [no;rc ami lo voyageur pretend qu'iI
u y it que dcs vjeilIes lcmmcs dams cotte
ne chantcnt p |us CONNIE ci-
dcv"nt- d .tulg71rc ct fevrc ja1o'e ts5ara-
nos d0naiHe.
Iaparoissc Ste Marie fait son cdop
d'Gtai, c'cst fort bicn; ellie s'cSt gcndu-
mac'ct a 6tabli un Gordon sanitare au-
tour d'elic. c'ea encore mieux. Niais
avnleIc !c drojt de dftendrc I'cntr6c
des grands conps dean de ITltat an fer
vice federal Nous ne croyons pas, ct
c'@tait NAL de sa part. Ayait-c|lt Ee
Iroit de rcfuscr Ia MALE ct aux passa
gers Ic droit dc transak, lorsqDe ceni-ci
ne dcmandaicAt pas mlcux que de he
pas~s'arrGter dams la parolsse Nousnc
e croyons pas dav"ntage, ct Stc-MTic
'onrrait bien payer de sa poche l'cto'r
'crie de son jury dc Police. An,i
oit-il,
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.MQMsiclW I Edlkeur.

NcuiIiez announcer que c&d"lt aux
solicitations dun grand nombre d amis,
N. VILEOR LEBLANC a conscnti
Sc laisscr porter candidat a Ia place
de Recorder de Ia paroisse Assumption,
a la prochainc election.
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.,RlRUIIra T. lE pOM .
LA TULlPE NOIRE,
s5't PAR ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
-
~ DEUXIEME FARTIE.
tE qUl s'ErArTa Asss PENDANT CEs
isUIT Yours.
Sttite.

san-- All murmnfa Cornelius, encore,
encore! Rosa, ne sons ai.le pas dit,
Dien que je ne songeais qua vous, cue
t'etait vous sculet que Je regrettais, yous
,seule qni me manquiez, vous asenle aqai,
par yotre absence, me refiriez Pair, le
jour, Ia cilaleur, Ia lumiere, la vie
5a Rosa SQUIRT acknowledgements.
= All. dit-clle, csestaquc votrc tnli.
PC a coarn un 81 grand danger. -.
ssa Cornelius tressaiIlit maIgrs Ct
Sc laissa pfendre au piege.si cen etait
dn.
- Un 81 grand danger s'ecria-t-il
tout tremblant, mon Dieu let Iequel
Rosa lc rcgarda ;tvec unc douce com,
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COMMUNICATED

We hear Of some very amusing
scenes occuting in Franklin, occasielcd
BY the quarantine law lately established
by The Corporation and the Police JIry.
4 gentleman lately arrived here aes-
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CONV ENTTON nEMOCRATIQUN.
la Convention D5msesatique qui
dcvnit avoir lea a DonaldsonyiIlc lc
Iundi S scptcmbre, est rcnHoy6c a"
Inndl <26 septcrabre prchain.
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.Mnsleur l. tEtteur,
M,nsieur EEdileur,

.Venillez annoncer que Nj. A. w.
JOURDAN est candidat la PLACE de
Represcntant au Congress posr le 2mc
District Congressional de Get Elal, su-
jet la decision de la Convention Demo-
cTatiannxn - -
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DIMANCHE Ill SEPTEMBRE 1858
Gouuttlo,,s ott Dour1al@::

ADJOURNMENT: Il 'abonn ement est paya
bic d AvANcE.
POUR UN AN :: :: =: :: SO O0
POUR sIX4Mols =: : "a: -: 3 90
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AGENTS DU sPIONNIER.

IN E. Eude, Passage
NLLE-ORLEAxs de la Bonrse, No 35,
} encoignureC Cont.
ASCENSION =. MN. Richard& Templet.
RrvIERE-NEUvE. NJ. Frmin Dnplesss
JBERvtLLE . NJ. J. Breau.
Sr-JAeouEs -. M. Auguste Thcriot
Sr-JEAN DAprlsTE, n r1.raporrot
ST. CHARLES
posr-BREAUx, At. Edmond Bulliard.
THBopAUx =. NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
lIouMA -. M. F. Gagnt.
SrE-MAr1E NJ. Etienne Penisson.
ABSORPTION =. G. Rodriguez, Cafe Sln'"
BELLE RIvIERE NJ. Pierre Therot.
PAINcoUGTvILLE, NJ. &. J. e. Gauthier,
l. Dams les paroisses OF nous navons pas
nnmma d'agents, nous prions les Maitres de
poste de vouIuir Sc charger de l'agence dc notre
enil,c.
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annonces:
avis, etc, c;c. les conditions sont Les suzanne
p.tr DIX LlGNEs, pour la lere insertion $l %
Pour les insertions shivantes : !: so
Tout al'onns qni vondra suspendre son abon-
nc nsnt, deyra prGvenir. par ecrnt, fEdlteur:
qIinzc jours au molnS, avant Respiration dn tri-
meatrc
On execute l'imprimere dn PIoNKlEH: CT ce
AK prix les plus moderes. toutes especes 'ou-
wages typograrhiques, .Jobs,) tells que, CAR
TEs, FAcTuaEs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs: ETC, ETC
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12
NEW BOOKS


JFkoLesaIe and Retail
A THE SHASTA BOOK STORE. OPPO-
IN site III. Ell Dorado Hotel. may be found al
Ill times. a large and splendid assortment of
Books aud Stationery. which offered for sale
at the lswes; prices Among the late works just
received are The following:
The Necroseancer, Parrcide Quintin Matsys,
Fair Rosamonl, Amy Lawrence, Mob Cap. Rose
Ashford. Maurce Tierney, Dafons, Stanley
Thorn, Lady i'clleca, Fortune Teller, &c.
Also. the works of Shakespeare, Byron. Milton,
Gray, Campbell aud other distinguished poets.
All of the latest newspapers, both home and
foreign, constantly on hand.
The subscribed hopes by strict attention to his
business, To merit a continuance of the patron
age heretofore bestowed on him.
r,rl2sf A. ROMAN
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE
i by the Hon. g. w McMurtry, Judge of Pro-
bate in and for the County of Shasta and State
of California, on the Cd day of March inst, no
tice is hereby given that the undersigned, AID.
minstrator of the estate of Josiah Roop, deceas-
ed, will sell at public auction on the premises
on the Goth day of March, Saturday A. d.
1853, at ten o'clock. A. NJ, to the highest bid
DER the following described property belonging
to said estate, to wit:
One valuable lot or parcel of land, we'll iul-
proved and known as the Post office building,
situate on the north side of Main street, IN the
town of Shasta, County and State aforesaid, adj
joining the Empire Hotel, and being twenty
four (24) feet front and extending back at right
angles with said main street one hundred and
sixty feet (l6O,) said lot having been appraised
at the sum of two thousand dollars.
Also, the house and lot known as the Old Do
minion. situate on the south side OF main street,
in said town, County and State, opposite the FL
Dorado Hotel, the same being thirty (30) feet
front. and the lot extending back one hundred
and sixty (16O) feet at right angles with sand
street, said house and lot having been appraised
at the sum of four thousand dollars
TERMs.-Three months credit, with mort
gage on the premises. -
J. G. HINcKLEY, AIRY. marl2 81
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CITY DRUG STORE.
Nearly Opposite the Post Office, Sho

Nearly Opposite Nc F0St OD7ce, SHaS7d.
% THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RE-
81 specially inform the citizens of Shasta and
il the public generally. that they have lately
received and keep constantly on hand, large
assortment of Drugs, Medicines Patent Medi-
cines Perfumery, ETC., consisting in part of the
following:
Seidlitz and Yeast Powders, Cream of Tartar,
Cholagogue, Pain Killer, Liniments, Jaynes'
Medicines, Balls, Townsend's and Sands Sarsa-
parilla, Thompson's Eye Water, Patent Pills,
ETC., which they offer for sale W olesale and ie-
tail at reasonable prices.
Physicians prescriptions and orders from adj
jacent settle ments, will be promptly and accu-
rately attended to- ROTHE & co.
marl2 If Druggists and Apothecaries-
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IMPORTATION WANTED

-
" Freeman D. Wells. CT the State of New
York.
James Pearson. of Connecticut. When last
heard from, he was in or about Yreka.
Joseph Josling, of the State of New York. He
at one time kept saloon III Shasta
Joseph Ropp, of the State of ILLINOIS. When
last heard from he was about Horse Town.
Joseph P1gh, OF Delaware. When last heard
from he was living on Cottonwood.
Charles McGarey, who was discharged from
company c. 1st regiment Us Dragons, March
1885 WAS in and about Shasta the following
May and June, 1852.
Eliza Guiant, of the State of Michigan.
Avey Vanwie, of Buffalo, New York.
Mark Aldrich, of Warsaw, Ill.
CLANCY Van Dusen, of Cas- county, Mich.
Any information of any OF the above persons,
bv letter or otherwise, will be thankfully re-
ceived. Direct to
ISAAC ROOP, Post Master, Shasta.
mar12 4t$l2
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Ell DORADO HOTEL,

1T@ THE SUISSE E Rs HAVING
#saiii thoroughly renovated the above estab-
-IEEG44.A. lishnlent, are now prepared to accom-
date their friends and all those who may favor
themswith call.
The rooms are 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 IN amy mining town in
California.
Hall & Crandalls line of stages running from
Sacramento City to Shasta stop at this Hotel.
There is also good corral attached 10 this
establishment.
share Of public patronage is respectfully re-
ques,ed. DUNN & FUkNEY.
marie If
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HORSE MARKET AND LIVERY
STABLE.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS

n THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
&M leave to announce 10 his old Gus IlT~
Il Nstomers and the public generally, -4A
that his arrangements are now completed 10 ha,
always on hand, Horses and Mules Tor hire OF
SALE and trusts that by strict attention TO bust
ness to merit continuance of the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed on 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 70 1853 Auctioneer
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RHODES & EUSK'S SHASTA
EXPRESS.

zaS LEAVES THE tAES1A
<f~fTT. office of Wells Far &A s[=@@A==zz=z2z
a=gszk<zs.z5 go & Co., Sacramento, daily, for
Shasta, Yreka, and all towns and points through
out Northern California, connecting at Sacrament
to with Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Daily Express to
San Francisco and semi-monthly to the Atlantic
States and Europe.
Treasure, letters and other packages conveyed
to and from the points above designated, with
the utmost dispatch
Gold Dust forwarded to the U. S. MINIS at
Philadelphia and New Orleans, under policies
from the most responsible Insurance Companies
in the Eastern Cities.
Drafts drawn by John NJ. Rhodes, of the
Sacramento City Bank, New York, New
Orleans, Cincinnati. Pittsburgh State Bank
of Ohio, at Mansfield, Ohio; Canal Bank,
cleveland.
b. Davidson's drafts for sale on Messrs. N.
M. Rothschild & Sons, London; Messrs. De
Roihschild & Bros, Paris; Messrs. M. A. Roths-
child & Sons, Frankfort Messrs. L. Behrens &
Sons, Agents, Hamburg; Messrs. HUH, Grun-
ing & Co., Lima and Valparaiso; A Belmont,
Esq, New York.
Collections made and all business appertain-
ing to an Express Company executed promptly
and with especial regard to safety.
JAMES NJ RHODES,
HIRAM LUSK,
WELLS, FARGO & co.
OFFIcEs.-Shasta, in Post Office Building !;
Sacramento, Second street, between } and n
streets San Francisco, ia Montgomery
street; Weaverville, Messrs. Church & Mix S
building; Yreka, fre-proof building opposite
Yreka Hotel MARIO tt
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CRAM, ROGERS & CO.'S
Oregon and California Express.
Connecting at Shasta, Cal, and Portland, 0. r.,
qoith adams D. Co.
- WE WOULD RE- A1T1
<fZfTE. spectfully inform the g.
Ezkzxszzd public that we are now-s-
prepared to forward Treasure, Valuable Packa-
ges. Letters, etc. with unrvaled despatch and Sc
curity, to and from the following places, viz:
Wearervile, Trinity Co.
Yrekd,
Jacksonville,
Deadacood,
Sailors Diggings,
Althouse Greek,
Humbug Greek,
SCOTS Bar,
Happy Camp,
Salem. o. r.
Treasure and valuable packages shipped and
insured from Shasta by Adams & Co. to the At
lantic States and Europe.
Adams & Co.'S drafts for sale on all their
offices.
Collections made at any of the above mention
ed places.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust.
Orders for goods promptly attended to and
forwarded with dispatch.
mar1a If CRAM. ROGERS g. co.
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$4,000 REWARD.

IN SUCH HAS MET OUR EYESm
g. on many occasions lately, but ~
E.NzszzlAI our wish is to let our friends ~
and the public know that we are now ready TO
furnish specifications and plans on all Kinds OF
buildings All kinds of job work done with
neatness and dispatch. Furniture OF all kinds
sncll as Bedsteads. Cots, Lounges, Sofas, Chairs,
Dining, Breakfast, Stand and Centre Tables al
WAYS On hand All kinds of Sash made to or
der. Turning of all kinds done to order.
All orlerstor work in our line will be prompt
ly attended to.
Shop at the head of Main street. Shasta.
mario If CURTISS & HUGHES.
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e;oLpIN THE AMENr1.-Tlere Is NOT 'le
slightest doubt bat that the bed of the Sacia-
mrnto river few miles from here is rch With
9 I'D. We know OF old miners, who have
worked rich cauis i'll the bed OF the luba
who have rem ned all winter upon claims no.
five miles from dis a {, with the view OF
wor ing the bel ot The river SO SOC II as the
wasers ,s.1t sufficiently low They iholoa5hl
Tester, their Claims kst fall, and found them 10
v cid more abundantly than their Yula claims.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
q asto City.

d. THE PROPRIETORS WOULD RE-
HRaiii specially announce to their friends and
.uAlGa. ..4 the public that they have reftted the
ST. CHARLES in manner deserving their pa
tronage. and solicit the same from their friends
It's we'll as transient visitors. The table, as here
tofore. will be supplied with the best the coun-
try affords, and no expense will be spared III
procuring, through Agents below, the best
Liquors, Cigars, &C. for the Bar.
Meals at all hours.
Shasta, March, 1852. mar12H
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BAXTER 4 Co.'S LINE OF STAGEs.-Ths line
of stages Ass been on the road from this place
to Tehama during the past three or four weeks.
The travelling community are certainly much
Indebted to Messrs. Baxter & Co. for their
l,rump'ness an putting teams upon the road
when it WY III such horrible condition., and
ut time when it impossible 10 run stock
without sustaining serious loss. The stages
leave the ST. Charles every morning at halt past
six O'Clock, arriving at Tellaina before night
the same day, where they connect with the
boats for Sacramento.
F. s. Since the above was put III type we
have learned tilat the line has been extended to
Manroeville- Yesterday evening the sage came
through from that point for the first time this
season. See their advertisement III another CO.
lumu.
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OSE HORSE Town. !
March 18th. 1853. {

One Horse Town. !
March 18th, 1853.
EDITORS CoURIER-Geatlcmen Having learn
cd that your press had arrived, aud that YOU
would turn out fresh Courier on Saturday next
want to congratulate this vast Northern couu-
try on the certainty of again having the means
oi knowing how the world wags. In fact we
nave been isolated since the publication of your
paper was suspended, from news as well as
grub. Both we hope will be plenty from this
Out. The One Horse Town Expresslnan tells us
that the only news and papers that he was able
To procure during month more of the winter
were furnished l,in by Adams s. Co. That
house has laid the miuers under many oblisa-
tlons by running their express all the nler
through ho5d aud mud-don't YOU think?
would like to know if it is fact that man
can get to the States for $50
Most OF the miners i'll these parts have been
DONG WE'LL but we want more water now
Can you tell US if the Clear Creek Company is
going to bring the water along here this sum
meri
heard there were deep diggings discovered
near Pitt Rivers it so
1t you answer these questions | will contrib
ute more from this region. MIXER.
We take pleasure in responding to the enqui-
ries of MisER" He renders but simple jus.
tice in acknowledging the obligations of the
miners to the Express of Adams & Co., for pa
pers aud news during the rainy season. That
Express was on the road during the entire win
ter, through g flood and mud" and all sorts OF
diabolical weather, and at an extra expense OF
more shau ST 500 per month.
We believe the T.. M. Steamship Company
have taken passengers through 10 New York
from San Francisco, in the steerage, for $50.
The reason therefor, however was that the
Isthnius Of Panama was very sicklv. We would
advise our friends never ia start home III the
steerage, particularly by Pauuma-that is, il
they wish to reach home alive.
We cannot say whether the Clear Greek Com
pany will be able to complete their work this
summer or not. We have been informed that
parties. with ample capital are expected every
day, and that if they satisfied with the pros
poets, they will commence the work at once,
q d prosecute it to speedy completion. If this
information is correct. we think the work is soon
4" be made. At all events it should be done
this suuaaner, either ly the Clear Greek Com
pany or by the miners themselves.
Rich digsing> have been discovered a
tributary of Pitt River. We hope to give you
more information next week.
And sow Ar. MINER" that we have an
swered your questions, see that you redeem the
promd Sc nude in your concluding Paragraph.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

ADAMS & Co.'S ExpRkss.-This worldwide
renowned Express has conferred a whole legion
of favors upon US since the fire. Their messen-
gers have not per,nitted any sort of weather
during the entire winter to stop them. Mr. / fa-
.cy, as a go-ahead expressman, is not surpassed
lin the State-aud, take it altogether, we think
we are Indebted to this Express rather more
than we can find words TO express
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12
CITY ROoK Stole.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GENERAL
~ assortment of Books, Stationery and arti-
Giles useful to the trade Also, good stock Of
Playing Cards. Fine Tobacco, Cigars, &c. &C.,
for sale at great reduction on former rates, by
G. W. KING
two doors below ST. Charles Hotel
marl9 I'm
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12

DAaU E8RnoTt rns.-il amy "a our friends, on
visiting Sax Francisco, desire to send to a loved
frlrslI at home IA present that will be priced
more ilAaa rukies aud precious stones, let them
step iuio the Daguerrean Saloon OF Mr.. May
Ford a, Clay street Immediately below The
POST OsEce, aul he will crafty them. We had
our "coamte naace'' taken there few weeks
since, aud some lady friends to whom we show
ed it, aud whe cannasseurs III such matters.
were enthusiastic i'll protesting that 1t was,
ssi,enl ia verv "love of picture