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The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20

fT7The King of the Musqniocs," who
sides at Blewiieltls about 20 miles fir m San Ju-
an. is said TO be about 10 years of age, of slight
and graceful figure, pleasing conntenance, small
feet, and remarkably delicate hands; his color
that of an Indian hair strai eht and black; in
shor, !s tout ensemble is that of the rrc Llood, i
Indian ''''-- '.,c ...u,est touch of The negro.
- usually dresses plainly but tly-while
pants, bllie jacket or coat, and straw hat. Al
times he wears his pniform, which is also neat,
and becomes him well. He has received a very
fair etucalion and his manners with strangers
are modest aud reserved but on acquaintance,
he grows lively, courteous. and agreeable. He
lives in very comfortable and commodous
building. having broad piazza on all sides,
and commanding fine view of the and sur
rounding country.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20

JcEy c. CALHouN-Prominen as Calhoun
WAS during the srcaier part OF the last two gen
eraIons before the country, and familiar as his
views upon most political questions are to the
American people, ii is singular how little is
known of his inner life; of his views upon the
various problems i'll humanity; of reli gon, of
art, and of mars social relations and dependen-
cies. Upon all these subjects he is said 10 have
cohversed freely with hls intimate friends, and
to have displayed far more interest i'll these dis
cussions than he seemed 10 feel in the current
siriies of politics by which he was principally
known. When Mr.. Craes biography appears,
of which, however, we regret 10 say there Is no
prospect for five six years. it will probably
reveal aspects of Mr. Calhoun's mind with " liich
few OF his countrymen were acquainted--N. J,
Post
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
RHODES e. LUSk'S SHASTA
WSXpIS I,lS


kA LEAVES THE r-1E1lJsss =
,Ef[fTfe office OF Wells Far C=s@@Egg=szs
EkeHtzSG1 GO 4 Co., Sacramento. daily, for
Shaaa, Yreka, and all towns and points through
out Northern California, connecting al Sacrament
to with Wells, Fargo & Cos Daily Express 10
San Francisco. and by regular Mail Steamer on
the lst. 9th. 10th and 2jth OF each month 10 the
Atlantic States and Europe.
Treasure, letters aud other packages conveyed
to and from the poiuts above desi suYted, with
the utmost dispatch.
Gold Dust forwarded to the L. s. MINIS at
Philadelphia and New Orleans. under policies
from The most Responsible insurance, Companies
in the Eastern Cnies.
Drafts drawn by John NJ. Rhodes of the
S9e,rapirnto City Bank, on New York, New
Orleans, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh State Bank
Of Ohio.
b. Daviisons drafts foT sale Messrs. n.
NJ Rothschild * Sons, London; MeSSrs. De
Rohschild & Bros, Paris; Messr>. NJ a. RoihS-
child 4 Sons, Frankfort Messrs l.. Behrcns X
Sons. Agents Hamburg; Messrs llnih, Grun-
ing & Co, Lima and Valparaiso; Belmont,
ESD New York.
Collections made and all business appertain-
ing To an Express Company executed promptly
ND pit.i especial regard 10 sute'y.
JAMES NJ. Rhodes,
HIRAM LUSk.
WELLS FARGO & co.
OrrIcgs.-Sbasta, in Post Office Building;
Sacramcnto j sllcc:, between Front and Sec
ond streets; San tinncisc", ia Mon'gomery
street; Weartrvie, Messrs. Church X Mlx's
building; ireka. iire-proNL bnildins opposite
Ir.ka Hotel. marie II
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
The EiDic .Soc;er u Begging
The Very Rev. Or Siraii

TIT
CASr AND HyPocElcY.-Thc following note
" Ills written by Lord Oxford, in answer 10 un
application made To him 10 become president ot
he Norwich Bible Society:
SlR-I am surprised aud annoyed al the con.
tents of your le;ter-snrprised, because my we'll
known character should hive exempted me
from such al applica,ion--and annoyed because
it obiigcs me 10 have even this communication
with you. ] liavc long been addicted 10 Tie ga-
ming table; have lately taken To The 'ini;
fear frequently bias! h' me; but have never
distributed religious tracts. This was well
known To sou and your sUcicty; notwilhs;and-
rg which you think ne fit person for your
President. God forgive yonr hypocrisy
woud rather live in the land OF sinners than
with such saints. am &c &C.
Xxi
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
tJxFuflB.

IMPORTANT puLiTlcAL AiovEMEAT.-A nlnbcr
of HE foreign residents Of the Sandwich Islands
have been long ircttiug under the government
of Ministers q. = Judd and Richard Armstrong.
They have gone far 10 sustain AN oIIosi-
lion paper, the Argus. which is uhceaslng IN
its attacks upon their ministers aud their policy.
Many Of the citizens have at length taken de-
cided stand and on the 90,h OF July issued II
handb!l, aud of which the following is "a copy
THE TIME HAS CONE keep the ball IN mo-
ton meeting Of ibe citizen 'f llonolnin
favorable 10 the dismissal from cfiiceNof g. T.
Jndd and Richard Armstrong. Ministers oi h
nance aud psi)lic ins'ruction, Ill he held ut
The Court House, in Honolulu, tenn sht, Il, u
o'clock 10 discuss The resolutions -niiered on last
night by Dr.. George A. Lalhrop. . Liberty OF
speech is the birth right of iretmen."
By order of Committee OF
ISDEFESDExT CiT,zExs.
IlonaliIlu Inlv % l213.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20

Look orr FOR THE DOG TRAIs.-The Sandns-
ky, Ohio. Register gives The following account
of the rig out" Of an adventurous Yankee
bound Tor this region:
I'VE have heard of persons going to Califor-
MIA wiha heeharrow and hand carts. buI yes
terdty saw something new IN The shape Of a
>nal. stuu,u agoi, b, airing about 400 weight. 10
which two dogs were harnessed. The rInprie-
tor was fran down east +" and bound for The
laud OF gold. He expects TO perform the whole
journey with his dogs and Ia be able 10 reach
Marysville by the nidtle'of September. Who
but Yankee would liave dreamed of this
pedieni for a transit across The plains? The Tel
low says If The dogs gin enut- lie',l have cat
amount aud woli broke into .he traces in
iiffy."
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
From Mexico.

Papers from the city OF Mexico 10 July 10
have been received. We take from cores
pondent OF The Times and Transcript the fol-
lowing items:
Since my last the question of intervention or
non-interventon has been discussed in every
circle, and l.y all public organs. The Uni-
rersai, evidently sold 10 the present Executive.
aninues 10 argue III It's old Jesuitica way, and
appears 10 be i'll favor of The Spanish protector
ale, which the Siglo XIX Gals everlasting
shame; scheme which wouid blast ;he hopes
of all those who fought for Mexican ndeprn-
dence, and make the hundred thousand who
shed their blood III that great struggle Turn liz
heir very graves An alliance with Spain would
be mere honorable, but of no earthly use, be-
cause the times of Charles are gone, and
nothing but IL civilization equal TO that of the
United S,stes would stop their eghbors i'll their
moral and political career. The other papers,
like the Order and Omnibus, have also entered
The arena but The volumes which have thus
been published actually led 10 no result, and II Is
impossible to tell what Santa Anpa's politics
are He does not allow anybody TO look into
his cards, aad even the peuceable Trait d Union
received the oihor day admoniliou TO abstain
from all remarks III This regard unless he would
like TO feel the full strength of the law, and see
the editor expelled
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20

a PURELY AMERIcAN PuLlcY."-Whciher or
not the Washington Union has authority To speak
for the Administration upon questions of public
policy. people cannot lIel p attaching Some I'M
portance 10 It's II ulerAnccs on grave questions OF
the day. The purport of an article in alate
number OF the Union on Spain and Cuba, there
fore. excites attention. 1t is to the effect that
the United States could not consistently with
the preservation of its national honor permit
Spain to emancipaie the slaves in The Island of
Cuba. Resistance To such step the Union terms
the maintenance OF purely American policy"
BGffigore Syu
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20

GUERRILLAs IN CsLIFoRxIA.-ln ii rcent con-
versari"n with Capt. Harry Love, we obtained
some Interesting Information respecting The
bands of Mexican Guerrilas which inf,st The
country. As Captain of the State Rangers, lie
has amused mass of information respecting
their organization. their haun,s aud their lead
ers, that may be found of eminent use TO our
citizens.
The various bands of guerrilas extend from
Sonora to Shasta but their principal launts and
sironshods are in the Coast Range of moulr-
ians. between Santa Clara and the Los Angeles
Vallies, comprising country three hundred
miles in length, and from twenty Ia fit;y miles
in width. This portion of the State is coinpar;i-
lively unknown; but in its soliludes and rocky
Businesses. lie those retrea of hor,les of trspe-
rate villains whose desceuis upon the plains oc-
cur as often as their appetles for plnnder. &c..
may call. The bandit camp in those retreats is
the rendezvous OF escaped convcts and white
faced murerers; there they might remain un
disturbed for ten years, as The traveller never
ventures so far from The setileI"ents. Hundreds
of pleasant vaies lie in this mountain region,
watered by never failing springs. Tie grass
grows luxurianly, the timber is plentiful, and
The game 10 be found in The wills furnishes all
abundance of food for the guerri,las.
Harry Love says that Joaquin could have
raised two Thousand desperadoes; and he be-
lieves that s!ci, was that bandits purpose, to
scour the whole country, sack the small settle
men's, and before body of troops conhl be
raised. announce himself al Sonora. The pris-
onrr he took minated as much 10 Capt. Love.
There can be M doubt That this wild region
WILL for years io come. unless some effective
measures are taken, offer an asylum for the ofi
casts ot society. Thus we think it world be
desral!, !o!- i: ,,-rr, 20 be kept in The field
":::.:".. I-avc knows HE men wEo are leaders o
HE hrigands, is probably one of The only men
acquainted with their hauniS; his companions
know no, what fear is-haye proved llltir worth
and merit the praise oi ali.
This is subject that will recommend -itset! 10
every citizen who has the interest of the State
at heart.-.SGu Joaquin Rep.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20

GREAT DIscovEKY.-On FRIDAY !ast the work
men on the works Of the Mountain Lake Water
Company struck Il VEN ut excellent waller,
which will produce, it is supposed, 650O0 gal
Ions III - hours. The workmen can upon The
wafer when :nah ing Il tunnel about 10 feet be-
low the surface OF Presdio Hill ur Far Tunnel
Hill. They had sunk Shaft about ten feet in
diameter l4S feet deep and from that we're
drifting their iunuel towards the city, when
suddenly the water burs, up before them ms from
IA vast artcsan well. and ih"y were compelled 10
hasten out to save their lives. The wafer Is
now ninety feet deep and eigh'y feet above lhe
level of M"untnin Lake I he contractor set
number of men and horses TO work with very
large bu, keis Ia empty ont the water, but after
twenty hours of constant labor the 'Ea,or had
fallen only four feet, and according 10 The cal
culaiion made from the amount nt waiter drawn
ont, it is believed, that the water flows i'll al lhe
rate OF 65, 900 gallons i'll "a hours Tie con-
tractor is highly cha.riged because all his plans
must be changed; while the Directors OF tho
Company are delighted at the vast supply ed wiz
Ter which secures success Ia lhel: great euier-
prize The citizens Of San Francisco may well
be glad at this supply, if it prove permanent,
for it is almost a second Croton, and will add
greatly 10 the comfort health ami cleanliness OF
ihe city; and ii will contribute to hasten lie
completion Of the water wolks,-ANa,
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
STAGE LINE FOR SACRAMENTO.

= A1etss- II Oss S<AN - AN NV.
BANTER d co. u. S. MAIL LINE or
Stages from Shasta to Sacramento,
via. Colusn and MnrysviIIc.
Fz-pS-Sxl THE PROrRlE- r.sT
@N-ssEs tors of the above line sS=a.-izsssz=s.
being desirons OF accommodating the travelling
public, have determined IN ihrols h 10 Sac
ramenlo by the way Of Colusa aud Marysville.
Their fine collection OF American horses. all
in,ipe condition, and elegant Concord Coaches.
are sufficient guaranty that the traveller in
paironising this line will secure both pleasant
aud expeditions passage.
The stages will Leave the ST. Charles, Shasta.
| at halt-pa o'clock every morning, and arrive
at Sacramento, via. Cousa and Marysvie the
days following AT l2 VI.
Readsng's Springs,
MIX Ronek,
Clear Creek
Daingerfelds Ronch
.AWe'1con Rorsch,
.Cofto.4aeood,
Prairie House,
PoHer's Ferry,
Red Bhbs,
Teha1aa,
.Johnson's Ranch,
MonrocrWe.
Pi.rer City,
liMas,
Colnsn and
WGrystiIe.
Passengers arriving -5v this line can be furn-
ished viii animals for any parl of the Northern
| alines, by Mr. james Loag. III The Shasta Stock
Market. WM. a. NUNNALLi, A.enr.
| 81. Charles Hotel.
Shasta, Aug. 18th, 1853 aal3tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
HThe Sacramento State Journal says ::

The thief who stole the four hundred and fifty
ouuces of gold dust from Wells. Fargo & Co.'S
office has not yet been arrested. 1t is supposed.
from Information that has been received, that he
took either the Auburn or Nevada road. Wells.
Fargo & Co. have increased the reward 10 So,
900. To this, the Chinese Merchants OF Sacra-
men,o iiase added $500. making in all for his
arrest aud The recovery OF the gold dus, the
sum of $4,000. 1t is almost certain that the
thief was Chinamau of about five feet ten or
eleven inches high, stort built and dressed in
blue cotton Chinese garments.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
TOW EGfs HOUSE.

At the .jnnc:op Gf A-e Inka and TVearerril1e
R0ads, - miies from Shasta.
"a T ii E UN E ERSIGN E D ..Ea2
,!isg5 would announce 10 The pub eSzIasS asS
fRl3NsA lie, and particularly To per-
travelling iu and from Yrcka and caver
VILE. that he Is now prepared 10 entertain The III
at this long established stand, formerly known
as The I" Free Bridge House" i'll Style n"' -:
passed by any hotel IN Norte". . l......... Ilav-
my compl, ted h's new anl co,nnctlious build
ing. and farui>hcd IL in The be-. possible manuer.
ne : ehak.eu 10 promise the very best accom-
modations. The table, as herelotore wi! al
ways be supplied viii tie lest sieudS Inc mar
kct furnishes; whi~ frcm the large garden al
iached 10 the premises, all the vegetables grown
IN this part Of HE State will be furnished in the
greatest abundance
He has also ii cure Corral connected with
his establishment. always supplied with an abun-
dance OF barley aud hay.
nar26tf LEVI II. TOWER
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20

GREAT RooTs The Portland (Maiae) Trans
cript is accountable for llle ioaowlag hishiy-col-
cred view OF tie vegetation in Oregon:
.Turnips grow so large in Oregon that they
III, IN targets for artillery practice, while
radishes come forth with such magnificent pro-
portions. that one has been painted and warn
ised and is now used liberty pole in iron,
of the Atlantic and Pacific Metropolitan Hotel"
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
Honsl.lu. July 90 1853
CESsrs OF GHEAT bn1AlA.- he Censns CT
Great Britain III 1851. hns just been been pub

CENSIS OF UkkAT DNIIAIN,- THt&tIlSNN CT
Great Britain III 1851 hns just been been pub
li>btd Ill two thick volumes. The number If
people returned were 81 12I .g67. If " hom lG-
3S6-048 were males, and 10.735,9l9. females.
thus giving The ladies The advantage. On the
III slH OF the census. - .924 were sic. ping bar
ges. (vesses,) 1912 i'll barns, and S,277 in the
open air or under tents. The number Of faln-
lies in Great Britain were 1912 1885, inhibited
houses. 4.64S347. The towns, villages. .sxc in
Great Britain. II $50. The British ISLES. 500
inhabited, l75. Great Britain lia upwards Of
81 millions, and Ireland upwar.i Of 6 ,0ee O9t of
souls. Anslesy Jersey. aid The Isle of Man
have over $4,000, and Guernsey, Lewis, Skye
over 90.0 These aumberS, however, rapidly
descend III The naming islam, fsem 10 600 10
1000, 500. 40Q, l00 40, 80, 20, 10, and hnaiiy
at In. hcalr., all appendage Of Fife, there Is aii
island W ,th only one man II.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
ELorEass1-A correspondent of the Ata,

writing from Los Angeles, says:-
Every Thing is original here. We have had
two eiopelnents this week. Hinton. the sus-
pecfed mail robber had young wife who step
ped out for parts unknown. probably San Diego.
with young fellow named Drtge; and Mr..
Townsend accompanied Mr.. Malcem the
same exp. diiion. The husbands of The fair end
frai ones are nearly inconsolabe. II was
thouett that Malcolm robbed The sore of Childs
s. Hicks and a warrant is folcv.ing him.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20

SlexIrIcAriox OF ERIE."--1he question is
often asked, why many storms aud disasters
on Lake Erie I Why the difference between
hat and other lakes COMPOSING the great chain
betu The Uuied States and British Am, ri
car" 1t is said 10 be caused by the extreme
sha!lowness nj The waters, which are more easily
disturbed than the deep waters of its neighbors.
Hence The name Erie,'' an Intiann wold, sig
nifying mad"-.'ihe mad lake" This word,
like ali Indian proper names. is very significant
of the boisterous character of Lake Erie. a
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
UNION HOTEL, vvEAVERvILAE.

f3 SCHNABEL & CO TAKE PLEA
sssiii sure in announcing that The - UnoA
-Gl-4 Hotel' is again open for the accommuda-
ton of iiie public.
We do not hesitate To promise every comfort
and convenience io he obtained at the best ho
tells IL Is.is n2r'ion of ile State.
Our table and bar will always he supplied
with the best articles 10 be procured in the mar
ket.
Wecao also furnish comfortable private rooms
for families.
Weavervile, May I, 1853. my7tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20

Different sounds viii ,iaveI with different
velocity. A call 10 dinner will run over n ten
acre lot in moment aud n half while sum
mons TO refnrn 10 work takes from five To eight
minutes. When the Sheriff calls, people u apt
TO be mos, hard ct hearing.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
NUMBER 24.
From China.

We snbioin description saws The Friend Of
Cb;no ,.s The titles of half dozen of the books
procured n, Nanking, together with t W more
passages FROM our correspondents diary. R,.-
marking generally on the character ut these
books, ia Christian minister. W he has locked over
hem, SAYS, Tie explanation "f The len COM
mandnenis, as given in one on The books, Is in
The main correct - IL another nf Them IS
kind of summary of Old Testament History
The religion of the whole is .! Old Testament
spirit. The whole is wonderful. do not know
what To think of it,
Book of The Heavenly laws" tract writ
ten in rude style, on The doctrines of The see,,in
which are introduced the ten commandments.
with AN explanation of them.
Book of the comnands ,f the Heavenly Fa-
iher, when he descend, Il Ia Earth" being part
of The new revelation recording what Pas>td
between The Heavenly Father and certain of The
brethren. al varions places.
Book of the Declaration sf The will ui Hea-
ven being another part of The new Revelation"
Regulations of the Tai Ping Government
emperor of Peact):" This small book has
mixed up in it, less Than amy "i the others. the
spurious religious iargon. Military subordina-
tiun is inculca;ed, aud promlScuous l1ilage Sc
cretimg of plunder and injury to the inhabiinnis
is prohibited Prayers are to be offered dalfy,
and wine drinking and smoking oi opium dis
couraged
1t was said in Shang Hail. that the patriot
chiefs, although evinciug perfect Willingness
la hold communication with II. Ms plenil'o,tn-
liary were in no way desirous 10 promise pc
culiar benefits for our countenance and support.
Their bearing WAS said Ia be at once dienited,
fearless aud Independent. As 'o Tree ln'er-
course with The interior OF Chlnn, ihey are sand
TO have expressed perfect Willingness 10 allow
II 10 US. These are good signs.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
UPPER MOUNT4Ex A0SaE.

UPPER MOUNTtEX ka0SaE.
,a THIS HOUSE. LONG KNOWN TO
.uaS travellers and packers one of the
skasssS best houses nn this ronic. is situated
about nalf- svay between Weaverville and Slias-
Iii. An excellent table is always provided. and
the Bar has constantly on hand supply of the
best Liquors aud Cigars.
Good accommodations for mules and horses
can aIways he had. and IA cuusiant supply of
Hay and Barley is always kept ON hand.
j. MCLAUGHLIN,
ielitf Proprietor.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
HALL & cnANDALL's .. $. MAIL.
LINE FROM SHASTA TO

LINE FROM SHASTA TO
1InrysvilIe and Sacramento City.
pr-f@5ss MESSRS. HALL X ca.xii---nS
@s@SSaZzl Crandal have The E==<7@|=s=z-~
pleasure tu Snnouncc. that The above line of
stages is again in full and active operation. from
Shasta through MarysviiIe To Sacramento.
This ike is stocked vi b American horses.
that cannot be surpassed eIIaltd III Calil,r-
MIA, and draw The n.o>i superb Concord Coat hes
to he found on any road in The State
The proprelors of this Line pledge them
selves 10 The travelling community, that IlIey
will put Them through With srno4e expedition.
more ease, ciieaptr. and IL better style. than
any other line OH this route. They have the
utmost confluence III off, ring this pledge, from
the fact that The drivers employed Oh This line
are all experienced III their EaxiiiesS, and are
temperate a3d responsible men. Passengers
paitoniziug ils line may rely upon every al
lion beng shown them
Tae stages. until further arrangemt nts, will
leave Shasta every morning at 6 o'clock, and
arrive at Narysvile The following morning al 3
O'Clock; leave MarysvIlle at O'Clock and
arrive at Sacramento City at II NJ. 1he
ming time - hour>) iii time To take ;he steamers
for San francisco.
This being The Daily United States Mail Line
the stages stop AT The following iniermedia,
places:
Lower Springs, Lawson's, Hamilton,
Canon House, Lawson's Eliza,
Clear Greek Oak Grove, plpnas.
Co;tnnwood Bidwclis Nito!hIts.
Red BIutfs Neal's liauch Marysviile.
Trhnmn. Charey's Ranch
~ Office at Adams & Cos Blinking House.
THOMAS j. FLlNN, Agent.
SHASTA, Nlny7, 1852. my7tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
CITY HATH taOUsE,

CITY bath fsOUsE.
Rear Of the Cafifo~Hia Erckang
Shasfa.
TIE UNDERSIGNED. PROPRIETOR
RI of the above establishment begs leave
CSrN tn call the attention OF the public at
.u large ~ his new and cuinmodiuus
FtTEi THING ROOMS,
isEi:l situated in the rear of tie California Ex-
W ehange-and takes this method Of in
forming them, that nothing shall he wanting on
his psrt. that will conduce TO the comfort of
those who may favor him with call.
He is also prepared to give SHOWER
BATHS.
Single Tickets. 81 90
Fifteen . l0 90
Thirty q 10 W
rT4 Hot and cold Baths ut all hours.
niarl2 If y LEAN
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
Sso,vvU s.G =, ...-A-.

SSo,UvU Z. ~
- SUCH HAS NET OUR EYESm
sAT many occasions latelv M "a
A=Seszegs wish is tn let our frieuds
and the public knew that we are uagv ready In
furnish specifications and !laus on ak kinds of
buildings. I'll hindS of jqb woIls done with
neatgcss and dispatch. Furniture of all kinds
sicl as B,,dsiral> Cots Lounges. Sofas, Chairs.
Dining Break fast. Stand and Centre Tables. al
WAYS un hand. All kinds of Sash made to or
der Turning Of all kinds done 10 order.
Allor,lesSt,s vsrt in cur lipe VII he psoInpt-
ly attended 10.
Shop at ,he head Of Main street. Shasta.
mario IT CURTISS & HUGHES
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20

Coon TOAsl.-'' ] lie Ltuies: Our stars be-
fore marriage. and our stripes after
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-20
,CRAg, Asoe;EHs ~ cos
4,RIt(orniu and Oregon Express.

&RI.lerniu and Oregon Express.
A>>A Connocfiug 0t Shasta ri h
(SNzz& A u Ms j. Co.'S ,ccii
&A kao,ca ond nnticaited Pa
cifc and Atlahlc Etpress.
HRAM. ROGERS Il CO won!d most re-
~ specially inform the public, that they have
naic arrangements To forward Weekly Ex.
press p a,1i Irnn iiir following places, in charge
OF 4sj regular messengers:
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
Ireka.