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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

To Strangers md Vlsfters.-UphOlSterv
Good1he stock Of the subscribers in the upholstery
parept being compile those In and
drapcres materials for either invited to an in
ton Of which will be ound Of the
brought to this eountry One Of the firm having Just
from Europe where ne has been selecting the
lanes dassk lace and muslin curtains cornoos bands
and pins together with every other
goods for the furnishing Of private houses hotels steam
boats and being practical uphosterers
receiving the designs plates from by
the feel confident Of giving
faction to their customers SOLOMON Il HART UphoI-
sterers and Importers of Upholstery Goods
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WIN WRITER'S AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL ON
w Monday, 18th inst, at ten O'Clock, at ga Eighth
quantity Of FURNITURE consisting Of sofas chairs
lure stands bedsteads hair mattresses beds Kitchen
nrI iture d. Sale postve, the owner Is going 70
California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

ImpOrtan 10 Barbers-A RARE Chance
to those wishing to commences busDess-For sale the
stock 6xtures and unexpred least OF
In the city For particulars call Mr.. John Wilson No
1873 South street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

DR.. Powell. Oculist, Aurist. &C., receives
his patients from to O'Clock daily his Office No 2
Broadway wheys s Treatise The eve
and his sea ting and Artificial in
serted without II slightest which
hepatura eye and resemble i. in color and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

GOurauA's I5Tuld Hair Dye Ii, without on.
pten reservation the very best invented Beware
e parss ayss sgusy celebrated s Gousauds Sedisated
no. Poudre subtitle uproos any part II In.
sodl Liquid Rouge. Lily White Hair G,oes at No o.
walker street near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

EXECUTORS SALE.-wIM BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
~ .us.io on the sGsh day of July inst: tho premises
the residence Of the late Joseph v varck deceased
taing about three ground On the premises
on elevated ground thus ao riding ne view Of the village
an the surrounding country 1t handsomely laid Il
flower and vegetable garden, with abundance Of fruit
trees OF the choicest Kind For further particulars inquire
OF JOHN ELLSW orr II, Poughkeepsie, ROBERT r.
VARICk, South Brooklyn, Z ecutors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

A e. FUTILE. AUCTI0NEER. HORSES CAs;
~ riaees, Wagons Sleighs Harness. Ac.-A c. TUTTL4
will sell on Taesday at II o'clock at "rsskess Railroad
Hotel foot OF l3lst street, Aanhatanvls, N H. eight
valuable horses including pair black carriage Mares
one carriage two large and sss
two horse and single horse large and
one small Sleigh double and angle hsrnsss bells robes e.
tie balance Of the stock Mr. James PARKER WHO'S
ont reserve for cah Depots will Sc required ell
ehasers. A. c. FUTILE, AuoSe6neer,
0 Br0AdWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

The CrOton runs for Miles through Meadows
AND marshes and large quantities vegetable inn
purities considerable quantity Of carbonate Of lead
white lead is created in the pipes also which is destructive
70 health hut family the Porous Glass Filter
Depot, 3l6 Broadway
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CAsd.-TaylCrss New Saloon IL now 0pon

"a Broadway, Of Fran kiln street. The hotel will be
,pen the public about the drst day Of
sext He takes ths thanks for
patronage hitherto him. hopes eontn
sAnos Of the same in his new enterprise,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

A sSoCIATION or EXEMPT FIRbsEN.-TdE RE
IA gusr meeting Of the association will DO held Fire
msn'a Hall Tuesday evening July 10 at oelook Per
heretofore proposed will please he With
cate If tho Clerk Of the Common Council that they
exempt hremen. G. w. WHEELER Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

Defiance saIamander Safes. -Gsayler's Pa.
tsntR Robert NJ Patrick the sole manufacturer in the
United Of che celebrated safes and c.
nns Defiance Looks the best safes
combined the world Depot No. 1872 Pearl street.
loer below Maidsn lane, formerly No. 90 John street.
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WANTED SITUATIONS, BY TWO REsPEcTABLE
wv young women; ono ~ plain cook and 70 do general
ho,sework ANAL private family the other chamber
place for sin years the other year Please call at 80
Trinity place, arst floor, MP stairs.
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INFORMATION WANTED-OF JOHN LEAHY, OF
hiddletown county Cork ireland; whom last heard from
formation Of him will be thankfully received by his mother
Mrs Leahy l56 Greenwich street. Country papers please
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

Wigs and Eoupees.-Wc NyoaId advice nj
persons in want Of superior wig scalp examine
sns xhsrs they can have the and best wigs h
WIGS bSads OF ong hAr ringles frizettes and
soription Of ornamental hair work. Cut this out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

Il NJ. sINGLR co having greatly EXTENDED the manu-
acpre Of their unrivaed patent straight needle sewn
cost Of manufacture by employing and improved
ehinery in their constructions v hereafter sal the
These machines adapted to every kind Of sewing and
do the work with absolute perfection Office 3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

r c. KEMP, AucT!oNEER -HoUsEHoLp FUR
IL. niure, Pisnoforte Mirrors &c To morrow, Tuesday,
at ~ O'clock at house 6 Broadway, Franklin
H. c. Comp will sell at auction abovo all tho furn
ture contained In the large five story 6 9roadwAy
consisting Of ono good rosewood octave
fes three ply and other carpets pantel and pier glasses
soas easy AID chairs mbogauy parlor shsrs book
cases marble top centre ID pier tables curtains Ohps
glass; anu crockery Frenc and other bed
..ssds bureaus washstsnds looking g'asss: hair mat
serve and cash deposit required Of every purchaser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-18

JAMES A. DAFFER, THE CARTMAN WHO TOOK
Il quntals goldfish from schooner Globe at pier
office Of the undersigned Is Pearl and hear
thing to his advantage X. w. ROPES CO.
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COLDIERS WANTED-FOR THE UNITED STAFF
cavalry reEvise Recruiting rendezvous 439 Grand st.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
CONsTARLE,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS IS
ID sued out of the Court of Homer A. Cur
tiss one of the Justices of the Peace in and
for Shasta Township. Shasta County. and
State of California. duly attested on the 20h
day of October, A. d. 1853. at the suit of S. L.
Smith A. Sylvester, David Corsaut, Ephriam
Garter, Harry Boyer. and s. E. Jack for the
sum Of one hundred and twenty-seven dollars
and twenty cents, and costs and accruing costs,
and Roslne Smith VS. A Sylvester, David Cor
saut, Ephriam Garter Harry Boyer, and g. E.
Jack, for the sum of on. hundred and twenty
seven dollars and twenty cents, aud costs and ac-
crning costs, have this day levied upon all the
right, title and interest of the defendants, A.
Sylvester, David Corsanf. Ephriam Garter Her.
ry Boyer, and s. Jack in and TO the follow
ing property, TO wit: The mining claim known
as The claim of A. Sylvester s. Co., situate on
Clear Greek, and commencing immediately
above the claim of Shedd s. Co, and extending
up said creek one Thousand feet, more or less.
together with the hume thereon: also. one lot
OF hose, four hundred feet in length all of which
is situated i'll Shasta County, CAL
hereby give notice. according to law. that
on tue 18th day OF November, A. D. 1853. and
between the hours of ten o'clock in the forenoon
and i've O'Clock 2. NJ. will proceed to sell The
above described property on the premises, to
The highest bidder for cash
J L HOLMES, Constable
Oc' g. I'd
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
AUCTION!

THO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON
l. Saturday the 9th November next. on the
premises, the tavern. store and bakery, situated
on the west side OF Main street. Mlddetown, to-
gether with the stock ON hand, consisting of
clothing. boots shoes, liquors and groceries al
so. a quantity OF hay, horses, wagon and har-
ness; the property os NJ. Thornton. The tav.
crn is we'll situated being i'll one of The best
mining seciions of the State, and is capable of
accommodating so boar.lers. Ii has good cell
lar and large corral. The household fnrni-
iure, cooking utensils, &c, will be sold it'll
The house separately 10 snit purchasers. To
persons of limited capital it offers indncen, nts
seldom met with. JAMES DAG,
AuclIoneer.
Oct %. 2t
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
ADMuNusTRAToRIAL.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN persons whom ii may concern. that lsaac
Roop. as Administrator of The Estate of Josiah
Roop, decd who. in his lifetime Public
Administrator within and for the Comfy of
Shasta, Cal and as sncll administrator of the
estates of Thos Elkn, John Gilmore, Victor
I1erville, }. G. Fl Montgomery, Ira Latham. and
Gandsfcrd Lafoon, decd, has on this day rem
dered his account cnrrent, showing the admin
istration of said Josiah Roop on said estates.
and will, on Thursday the 9Th day of Oct, A.
D. 1853, proceed to make settlement with the
Probate Conrt Of said county accordingly.
Attest THOS. w. DAWSON,
County Clerk, Shasta Co.
Shasta Oct. 20 1853. o22
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
A GAR D.
GeIdsfOne & Esros.scr,

TNAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE
l. ladies and etntlcmen ot ;iis civ and "
cnity, that they have jnSi received ii ilne and
full assortment of Indies and gtntlemrns
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
of superior kind.
Oar Ladies' Goods embrace in part HE fol-
lowing articles: French aud English Mcrinos
and Lnstres. Alpaccas of all coors French Dc
LANES aud Gin CHAINS, M rllnlack an Oil Prints.
Iinseys and Flann, Is, Mcrinu and Silk Hose ut
all coors. Also full and splendid assortment
of fancy tailnn,ngs, and n'ai.y other articles too
numerous Ia mention. The ladies will please
call and examine bef,.re purchasing elsswh her,
and they will find il 10 heir advantage 10 do so,
for we can assure them that they will fiud
guods To be The best and cheapet ever offered
in this city. GOLDSTONE & BROTHER,
Shasta City, Main ~. next door to Harrington
z Dolls Grocery Store.
October Is. 1853 o15-tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

IMPORTANT FROM THE SASDwIcH ISLANDS,
Very important events have been lately occur
ing in the Sandwich Isands-events of the deep
est interest to California The party opposed TO
Mr. Judd, Minister Of Finance, have at last sue
ceeded in ousting him from the Cabinet OF King
Kamehameha, and E H. Allen, late q. s. Con-
sul and strong friend to annexation, has been
placed in his stead An entirely new ministry
was formed, with the exception of Mr.. Arm
strong, Minister Of Public Instruction. The new
ministry is composed as follows: Prince Lot
Kamehameha, Premier; E. H. Allen, Minister
of Finance; r. C. Wyllie, Minister Of Foreign
Relations; John Young, Minister of interior,
and Armstrong, Minister OF Pablic Instruc-
ton. The change was hailed by the people at
large with favor. The British and French Con-
resented to the King, against the course OF cer-
t,in Americans, who, they think. are endeavor-
ing to persuade him to take the necessary steps
to secure the annexation of his dominions to the
United States In this protest they attempt to
convince the King that he cannot favor annexa-
ton without violating existing treaties, and
therefore declare that such a course could not be
looked upon with Indifference by their respec-
live governments. Whether they will succeed
in frightening the old liquor-loving King by such
foolishness remains to be seen. The reply Of
the u S. Commissioner to this protest is a very
able paper, but altogether too long for our col
umns.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
Roads.

Tn every portion of the State we bear of new
roads being surveyed and built, and hundreds
of old roads improved. The people of Csiior
mia have SO long been deprived of those facili-
ties only arnished by good reads, for the heap,
speedy apd sase conveyance of goods from one
poriioa ~ the country 10 another, that they are
willing aud eager TO adopt the only plan to
move The incouveulence-ihat Of expending
portion II their surplus funds in dggiug
and repairing the old roads. This important
and necessary work, according to oar exchanges
~ every portion OF the State, has been prosecu-
ted with true California ENERGY the entire sum-
rllcr, IN every se<t5on savc this. TrHe, the road
by fhe way Of Nesietown into The Sacramento
Valley, uad the Whisky Creek and French
inlch road have been greatly improved by in
diyidu1l enterpri. g NsBut the more important
roads. or trails, bave been almost entirely neg
locted. Il Is Of vital Importance 10 the lro~peri-
~ Of Shasta th9t We haye sood trails le.din4
from tits pointto Weavervlleoad Yresa. aud yet
with the exception of few detached portions
neither have been imnroved in the slightest de-
gree ,lurng The past summer. We have re-
cenltf llhSSt u over DOlD, ana uoiF mink W nave
a-aGndan. reason TO congratulate ourselves i'll the
present possession of uninjnred neck.
The Yreka trail over the Scptt Mountains es-
peciully calls for improvement. Why many
persons have not had their necks broken in pass
ing over that mountain, is alone attributable to
the wonderful skill with which our mules have
learned to scale the hage rocks But there is no
necessity hat this risk should be run any longer
by the travelling public. A few thousands Of
dollars would remove all serious impediments
and makethe entire trail from this point to Yreka
easy TO travel over. Who will make start in
this matter2 Our merchants are surely more.
Interested IN the work than any other class
The citizens of Scottsburg and Crescent City are
expending thousands in making trails leading
over the mountains with The view of drawing
the trade of Yreka in that direction, and unless
our citizens see to it in time, they will accom-
plSh their object to an extent that will prove of
serious detriment to the Interests of Shasta. We
hope our merchants will give 10 this subject their
serious consideration.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

GEN. WALBRIDGE.-This gentleman, men,
Der of Congress elect, arrived in San Francisco
few weeks since, and returned several days
ago. He came for the purpose of learning, by
personal observation, something Of the necessi-
ties and resources Of this State, that lie might
he able to legslate for her in an intelligent man.
ner. We anticipate an immense amount OF benz
eft from the visit of The General-a tremendous
amount Of benefit He met the big men of San
Francisco at public dinner, eat plenteously and
drank copously with them paid flying visit TO
Stockton and Sacramento, and then went home
to legislate in'elHgemtly for this State returned
to the g bosom of his constituents" pleihoric
with the wants and necessities of California! !!
Gen Walbridge is evidently "some."
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

ANorHER ExProsIoS.-Another extra from
the Republican,, informs that the steamer
Stockton, Capt. J. Sharp, burst her Boiler about
5 p. NJ, 10Th inst. near the mouth of the San
Joaquin. Two passengers were blown 'over-
board, but saved themselves by floating on
pieces of boards. The fireman. Ihos. King, is
missing. Col. Sharp is badly scalded. MIR. v.
H. Peyton and several others slightly burned
This was the first trip of The Stockton since un-
dergoing repairs she having new boiler.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

CIGARs.-Mr. Roman the Shusa Book store
offers large lot Of superior Cigars for sale We
have had box placed at our disposal and be-
ing a cunnoisseur, do not hesitate to pronounce
them excellent. Those fond OF delightful ar
tcle please notice.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

NoHLE's Passive are inclined to the opin-
ion, says the Union, from what see and hear,
TINT the Pacific Railroad must enter the State of
California through this pass. All the passes be-
low are to be surveyed and cA.mined by means
OF funds furnished by San Francisco. In view
ofthis fact, the same paper asks. 4" ought not the
wards advancing money to survey and examine
Mobiles pass We think they ought" And
so do we. 1t is TO be hoped that Sacramento
and Marysville will move promptly in this mat
ter. We are certain that our citizens would
contribute their share towards defraying the
cost of such survey
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
NEW MARKET.
Oct. %.

Blood for Blood, and no Monopoly
The price Of Beef has come domn at last
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform their friends and the citizens
of Shasta, and the miners of the surrounding
country. that they have opened their new mar
ket on Main street, opposite the old burnt tree.
and next door to Adams & Co.'S Express office,
where will be found full supply of
Beef, Suasases.
Mutton, Fresh Pork,
Lamb Salt do
Veal. Cnr,ed Beef. &c.
Also, full simply of Vegetables and Game.
Veiison, &c. in season
By strict attention to bnsiness they hope to
render this estnhlislmcnt one OF the most invi-
ting in California.
N. b. The prices have been made to suit the
times. The usual ledncsi"us made to Hotels
Restaurants, and persons purchasing to sell III
other localities.
SMITH, BLODGETT. & Co.,
Oct. 90. If Proprictors
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

uKeepers of Hotels. Boarding Houses, and
Saloons will do well to call upon the County
Treasurer, and ascertain and pay the amount Of
their legal license. 1t is the intention, as well
as duty of the Prosecuting Attorney to COM
mence suits against all who fail to do this at
once Sheriff's fees. Magistrates Fees and
twenty-6 five dollar fee of the District Attorney.
together with the amount OF the license. will
be saved in the clear.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

Mn. HIRAM LUsK.-We glad to welcome
back in our midst the gentleman whose name
heads this article He arrived via Panama in
the John L. Stephens in excellent health, and
brings with him his wife and two children. He
also had in charge during the trip, Mrs. Dickin-
son and child, Mrs. Conger, Mrs. Daggett, and
Miss Scott, all of whom we are glad to state.
arrived in excellent health Mr. L. is the jnnior
partner in the firm of Rhodes & Lusk. and has,
of course, brought his family to California for
the purpose of making it his place of perma-
nent residence.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

GOLD ON The AMAzoN.-rhe discoveries OF
gold along the Amazon river, according to re-
port, surpass anything yet heard of in this State.
Two pounds of clean gold DUST directly from
the bed Of the river. is said to be ordinary
days work. Evidently there are some persons
particularly anxious TO have that portion OF South
America explored
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
IN whom it may concern, that Leroy Danger
field and R. ~ Slack will make application, a'
the next December term of the Court of Ses-
sions to be held in and for the county of Shasta
State of California for license TO establish and
keep a Public Ferry the Sacramento
River, in said county, at point opposite ihe
ranch of said Slack s, Daingerfeld, at the mouth
Of Bear Creek and about five M les b. low Tic
Immigrant Ferry. Z. MONTGOMERY,
AIRY for applicants
Oct. %, 1858, 1t
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

BALLs.-Our people determined to enjoy
themselves, if we may judge from the number
of private social gatherings dancing parties, &C.,
that are continually coming off in various por-
tions of the county, as well the numerous
balls now advertised and in contemplation. As
will be seen by notice in another column, a ball
will be given at the % independence" in French
Gulch, on the Sd of November next, A similar
affair will take place in Middletown on Wednes-
day evening next, at the g Excelsior Hotel
we hear of several others in contemplaion All
of which goes far to prove that the good
time a coming of which we have heard from
our infancy, rapidly approacheth these diggings.
Coming events cast their shadows BEFORE in
the language of Holy Writ or Shakespeare, we
do not pSsoisely remember which.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
PANTS ONLY!
Oct. % %, 1858.

DIG STOCK PRIME GOODS. LOW PRl-
ID CEs!!-20000 pair mems Pantalnnns, got
mp in superior style regular size, and warranted
sound and perfect in every respect, or u" sale
Now offering at wholesale, to cash bnyers at
Auction Rates, by
FRENCH & RUGGLES,
Exclusive Dealers in Mems pantaoons,
Corner Sacramento and Iei,Sdortf streets
N.B. AE goods delivered free, and no charge
made for boxes o22- I'm
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
NOTICE.,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
ly whom il may concern, that J. J. Bell.
CITIZEN of Shasta Connty State of California,
will make application, n, The ensuing December
term of The Cuiir of Sessions to be b,hl III and
for said connfy. for license 10 establish and
keep ii public lali-bri.lse acrnss Clear Greek III
said county. at he place known as Bells Ferry,
the crossing al tiie public rt,ad leading from
Shasta CITY To The town Of rrliama.
L. MONTGOMERY.
Atty for Petitioner
Oct. 22d 1861. o22-lt
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

EXPLOSION OF THE AMERICAN EAGLE.-From
slip from the Office of the San Joaquin Repubii-
can, we learn that the steamboat American Eagle
the 18th, on the San Joaquin river about 25
miles below Stockton. shivering the boat all to
atoms forward of the wheel house, except the
hull. Eight or ten persons were severely scald-
ed and bnrned; none Killed. Among the
wounded are Mr.. MFCaudls, Mr. Higgins, clerk,
and r. Downing, mate.
p s. Later accounts state that four passen-
gers are missing and five of the crew dead. The
precise loss cannot be ascertaned.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

The Ninth JUDICIAL DisTRIcT.-We learn
through letter received by Hon. R. T. Sprague,
that the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Judge Smith, in this Judicial District, has not
been supplied by Gov. Bigler because of the
future of the Clerk Of Butte County to legally
notify him Of such vacancy The appointment
viii be made Immediately on the reception of
such notification.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

HWe are indebted to Jack Horsley. of Cram
Rogers s. Co.'S Express. and Parker Of Rhodes
Il Lusk's Express. or. 10 Parker, of Rhodes &
Rogers & Co.'S Expressive do not exactly
know which-for the first delivery of the Noun
tain Herald of the 18th. on Wednesday evening.
Our private opinion is, that the man who made
the first delivery should stand treat"
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
WANTED

RY THE SUBSCRIBER, A LADY TO take
u charge of a first rate hotel at Yreka Ono
unmarried wonld be preferred. ns, if married.
It Is Indispensable that she shonld have no fam.
lily. One having some experience in that bu..
ness preferred. For fnr,he. particulars an,,y Ia
thomas }. Rowe, ireks, OF Ia the Coarie- dice,
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
NOyl43G.

TINE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased he
l. interest Of Mrs Z. f. Moon to the we'll
known establishment called THE Cottage"
next door To Jones Hotel California street. heg
10 announce To her friends and tie public that
she is prepared to keep mp It's old repnt,tion
The chnicest wines brandies. cigars. &C.. aud
Lnnch from IL A. VI. to 3 p NJ. Calls from all
are solicited by MRS. H. F. MILLER.
n00-In
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
COPAKTNERsHIP NOTICE.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing u.,ler the name and style of }. A.
Winemiller & Co, is this day dissolved by mn-
tual CONSENT. G. Doll having withdrawn from
the concern The business will hereafter be
conducted by J. A. Winemiller & F. Haywood,
who are authorized to settle all the business Of
the late firm.
j. GRANVILLE DOLL,
WINEMILLER & HAYWOOD.
Colusa county, Oct. Is, 1853. O22-3t
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22

y The rumor published in paper last
week, that Wells, Fargo & Co., and all other
Expresses save Adams & Co., had lost the greater
portion of their express matter by the disaster
to the Georgia, is incorrect. w. F. 6, Co. lost
but sixteen packages out of ninety-one; and A.
& CO., out Of eighty-two packages, lost but six