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The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
CON>TAzss.E's SALE.


RI VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS Is
i sued out Of The Casrt Of Homer A. Cur
tsS. one of the Justices of the Peace in and
for Shasta Township, Shasta County. and
State of California duly aitcsted on The a0tlt
day of October. a. d. 1893, ut The suit of s. l..
Sniih vs.. a. Sylvester, David Corsnul, EIliriam
Garter, Harry Boyer, and s. E. Jack for the
sum Of Que hundred and >iXiy-iour dollars and
niucty-fve c, mis-. and costs and accrujng costs.
aud RuS!inc Smith VS.. \ Sylvester. David Ger
sau,. El,llrlam Garter. Harry Boyer, and s. L.
Jack, for the sum of on.:' hundred and iy-luur
d"llars and nineiN-ive cents, aad COSTS and ac-
crning costs, lave this day levied upon all The
right title and interest of the d,f,mdants A.
Sylvester, David CorSaut, Elliram Garter, Iii +
ry Boyer, aud s. Jack in and to The follow
ing property, To wit: The mining claim known
ns the claim Of A. Sylvester q Co, situate OH
Clear Creek. and commencing immediately
above the claim ui Shedd x Go and extending
up said creek Thousand feet. more or less
together with the tlunie thereon; also. one lo'
al hose. four hundred feet in length. all Of which
IS situated in SHASTA County. Cal
! hereby give notice. according To law. that
o the 3d day of December 4. d 1888, and
h t~een The hours of O'Clock in The forenoon
and five oc"ck l.. NJ. will praceed io sell the
above described property the premises To
the highest bidder for cash.
j. l. HOLMES, Constable.
Nov. 70. 1873 nl9-2t
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN that the UNDERSIGNED
1 Will. al ill. December term of tie co1rt "a
Sessions. within aud f,r the County of Shasta
and State ot Caliornia. apply for license To
tonwood township in said county Of Shasta AZ a
point on said creek ab.sli one mile aud a au.r-
t.r above the mouth Of said creek. to wbicl,
place he is about removing under IA lease. from
Alex Young. This bridge is nox owned an,i
kept hv said Youag as u toll bridge near the
mouth oi said creek.
ELEAZER gibson
f-..fr
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D.CrE8REoTYPEs.

II RUTH, DAGuERREOTYPE ARTIST. st.
y. Charles Hotel, Shasta, is now prepared to
put up Daugerreotypes in every variety Of style.
Pictures neatly set in Lockets, Pins. Rings,
Watch Seals, &c. Persons wishing to secure
good life IKE pictures, will please call soon.-
Iikenesses taken in all kinds OF weather, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
~, al If
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PRIVATE ROARDlNG HOUSE.

UNHE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED TO
l. receive ii limited number of boarders and
dodgers, at his residence HE hill, lnmcdi-
utcly buck of the Clerks tilice.
No pains will be spared by either myself or
family. 10 render every accommodation TO those
who may give their patronage.
"a S. E. JACK.
Shasta Nov 10 1853. nl9tf
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PANTS ONIyr

pTG STOCK. PRIME GOODS, LOW PRL
AS CES !-2e 600 pair mems Pantaloons, got
up in superior style, regular size, and warranted
sound and perfect i'll every respect, SALE
Now offering at wholesale, to cash buyers, ut
Auction Rates, by
FRENCH & RUGGLES,
Exclusive Dealers i'll Mems Pantaloons,
Corner Sacramento and Leidsdorf streets
N B. All goods delivered free, and TO charge
made for boxes. o22-lm
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f. LEVIN & co.

Neat door TO ADAM d. Cos E1press Office.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
w friends and the public that they again
on hand with large and splendid stock of fine
elry. &c.
Every description of California Jewelry man.
ufactured TO order. Particular attention given
TO Watch and Chronometer work.
Clocks on hand for from IS upwards [au27H
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AUSTIN HOTEL.
WcDyeryille.

60 THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD AN
Eui nounce to his friends and the public Mt
-s--41A large that he has taken this favorite ho-
tel, situated in the centre of the busines portion
of Wcavervle, and formerly kept by Mr.. Mes
sic. The Austin Hotel" is well furnished with
clean and comfortable bedding, and the Bar is
constantly supplied with
LIQUORS AND CIGARS
of the choicest brands.
TIE TABLE, presided over by Mrs. Mo-
Laughlin heretofore of the Upper Mountain
House, will always be furnished in the very best
manner that the market afford.
Rooms suitable for families also fnrnisLed
J. MCLAUGHLIN.
Weavervile, Nov. 5, 1853. n5G
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WEAy ST0Es e.
D W EcIer & Co.

~
A NNOUNCE TO TIE CITIZENS OF Trim
n iy connty. and all others, that they are
now receiving at their stand i'll Weaverviile,
the most extensive stock OF goods ever exhibited
in this market, consisting III part on
Ready Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, and Dry Goods;
PROFESSIONS AND GROCERIES,
Such as Flour Bacon, Hams. Pork, Bntter,
Cheese. Lard. Oysters, Anspice, Coffee, Sugar,
Tea Rice, &c.
Croekery. Hardware Lamp Oil, Camphene,
Saddlery. Carpets and Mating, Stoves, Parlor
and Cooking.
ALSO.
Liquors, Wines, and Cigars.
ALSO,
Wall Paper and all kinds of Stationery.
All of which we are prepared TO sell cheaper
than ever offered before in this market.
WcaverVillc, Ocr. 30. 1853 o29f
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ToDD & JONES

Opposite Adan's A Co.'S Express. shn.,n.
AYING REMOVED INTO THEIR NEW
IL Store, are now receiving large and well
selected assortment OF goods adapted to this
market, among which may be found
200 burrels Haxaf and Gallego Flour.
l.50o lbs prepared Chii Peaches in boxes.
5000 9. Beans.
20 bbls Dried Apples
Hams. Pork, and Side bacon
Cod Fish and Mackerel
loo boxes Indian and Margcaux Claret
doz. cane bottom chairs.
China aud Carolina Rice
Butter, Lard Lamp Oil.
Together with general assortment of Ready
Made Cloihing Boots, Shoes Liquors, Mining
Implements, &c. all of which will be offered
ON the most favorable terms.
aug6 1t
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TEHAMA HOUSE.
4 ehaaMa, GOIsIsa County,.

1ehama, GOIHsa County.
at3mI THE SUBSCRIBER, HAN ING taken
---.Acharge ofthis well known establishment
is determined to spare no expense personal
exerton, to make it pleasant stopping place
for the travelling public. His table shall always
be supplied with all the substantials, as well as
luxuries that the market affords while the bar
will be constantly furnished with the very best
liquors that can be procured in this country
The house is also well furnished with excellent
beds. In short, every accommodation usually
met with in first-rate up-country hotels will be
found in this house,
There is large stable upon the premises, ni-
ways well furnished with an abundance of PROV
ender for animals
CHARLES C. CLIFFORD.
Tehama, Colusa co, sepl7n
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CALLAHAN & co.
NEW HIAEsEXET.
Blood for BLOOD, and no Monopoly /!

NEW MARKET.
Blood for BLOOD. and no Monopoly
THE price Of Beef has come dorm at Iast!!
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD
- MOST RESPECTFULLY 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 ofiice
where viii be found u full supply Of
Beef, Suasages,
Mutton, Fresh Pork,
Lamb, Salt do
Veal, Corned Beef, &c.
Also, full supply of Vegetables and Game,
Ve1ison, &c, III season.
BY strict attention to business they hope TO
render this establishment one Of the most invi-
ting in California.
~ Il. The prices have been made to suit the
times. The usual deductions made to Hotels,
Restaurants, and persons purchasing 10 sell in
other localities.
SMITH, BLoDGETT. & Co.,
Oct %. If Proprctors
VI. JACOBSON & CO.,
Wholesale ard Retail Dealers az Really Made
Clothing,
n AVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW FIRE
{ b proof brick building, adjoining the ST.
Charles Hotel, and take pleasure in informing
The ladies and gentlemen of Shasta and vicinity
tat they lave just received full assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
surprising any that has ever been offered in this
place in ladies and genllemcn's QUILTING goods.
The ladies' goods consist Of
French Me'inos, A7pacc0s,
Lustre Damasks, Shanls,
IP5udor Curtains, Shoes,
Hose, G{0rcS, Ginghams,
Shceting and iShir{ing,
Laces, TRIMMINGS, Carpets.
and other fancy articles too numerous to men,
lion.
Gentlemen's boots and shoes, frock, dress
and overcoats, gloves, pants, silk and merno un-
dershirts. white shirts blankets India Rubber
goods. also z general assortment of qneensware.
cutlery, playing cards, and all other articles
usually kept i'll our line OF isrSiness
Ladies and gentlemen will find it to their in
terest to call and examine stock, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we flatter ourselves that
none can compete with us, with the advantages
we now enjoy.
Oct 90 IF
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tas,s.E.siR * sSAACs

CIOfhtTV.
silasssrarc. Etc, Etc.
All of which have been carefully selected for
rms MARKET.
They would beg to state their facilities are
unsurpassed, beng always at San FrnnciSco
pared TO lake Vantage of the market and
making their purchases for cash only.
We can safely assert. without fear of cnutra-
.licton that have The LARGEST STOCK
Ut GOODS this side Of San Francisco. wiiicl,
offer at exceedingly Low PRICES for CASH. al
Wholesale aud Retail
HOLLJB & ISAACS
November ). 1858. n-,r
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BUTLER ~ WEBB,
on Bald Hills.

HAVING DETERMINED TO CLOSE bas-
Il Il mess, now offer for sale their store and en-
tire possessions at that place. 1t is desirable
situation for trade; and one of us being about
10 leave for the Atlantic States, will sell
cheap for cash. BUTLER g. WEBB.
Oct %. 4w
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WANT ED

HDY THE SUBSCRIBER, A LADY TO take
- charge of first rate hotel at Yrcka. One
unmarried would be preferred or. if married,
it is indispensable that she should have no FAM
lily. One having some experience in that busi-
ness preferred. For further particulars apply to
Thomas J. Rowe. Yreka, or 10 the Courier Office.
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO DRS.
IA Bricker & Bates are respectfully requested
TO settle their accounts Immediately or they will
be left in other hands for collection.
j. BRICKER, NJ d.
sep17d H. BATES, Nj. d.
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RED BLUFF BAKERY.

ii The Bakery business in Red Bluffs. we
wonld inform the citizens of the town and sur
rounding country. that we are prepared to I'LL
all articles in our line of business at tie shortest
notice.
Bread. Pies, and Cakes.
of every variety. kept constantly oil hand. We
solicit the patronage Of citizens packers team
slers. and tie public generally. Our bakery is
heated opposite the storehouse ol Bnih Baker,
( a., WAL BUFINGER.
CHAS WGISNER.
Re, Bluff Nov ). 1873 n5ii
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COLDNTONE NRROvEsEs,a

ID ESPECTFULLY INVITE TIE ATTEN-
IA ton of the ladies and gentlemen of this
city, and their customers throughout the vicin-
iiy tc their well selected stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which hey otter for sale al tie lowest rates ever
offered in this market.
GULDSTONE & BROTHERS,
Next Store below Harrington & Dolls Grocery
Store, SHASTA City, Cal.
Nov. II, 1853. nl2-f
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HORSE TEAM FoR SALE.

ENOUR LARGE AMERICAN HORSES. 10
4 gethr with good wagon and harness
complete, ior sale cheap, ifappled 10 Soon.
Euouire of }. q. DOLL.
Oct % II
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NOTICE.

nOCTOR BENZ. SHURTLEFF AND J. r.
- Gilbert are my authorised agents 10 trans
aet business Tor me during my aIsence from
California A s BALDWIN
>lsnsta Sept % 1858 ol en-
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- wv y Sc S'S III - Il l. L..
Lower Spria.~.

ss TIE SuBSCRIBER WOULD tx
ktiiiI respectfully inform his friends and q
-4A The ls.shlic generally i!Iai he has CEN
m.nc.sd business nj tiic NEsv HOUSE. pleas
anilv sIinaicd under the hi. oaks few yard>
below the old stand, wli,rc lie will ever b,
ready te dn his best IN give perfect sal sfaciioi
ro ali who may tavorllim with ihcis' patronage.
Attached Ia the house is the best acconin,',!H-
tiuns for watering 10 be '' in the county; also e
f.ar.c Barn and CorraI-
we'll furnished with good spring water, plenty
of hay and barley, and warm covering Tor an
imals.
This hnpsr being situated in The midst of II
GOOD miain. district. we have made preparsl-
lions 10 accommodate ~ ncrs with the best ot
board and Laisins III reasonable prices
i,isr us ii gall and we will Try I" s'ili Non-
BENZ. SWASEY.
Novep,i,..f is 1853. nl9-3m
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DR. =. =. MORSE.

ST r G EON MIST,
ans7 Il Shasta Cat
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ADAMS & co. IS EXPRESS

ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS
@!A LEAVES THE Of 1@N
r,-Ls IL1ss flee OF Adanls & Co., g.. -
KIT s--'ss Shasta every morning. s1- =1-----
for Marysville, Sacramento and San Francisco.
We forward Expresses to lhe Atlantic States
twice month, by the ranama and Nicasa qua
Steamers.
We send packages, parcels and treasures 10
all paris OF the States
We sell drafts on
ne" York, Baltimore,
ssoStou, Vsasifin .iOn.
s.EHadciphaa, New Orleans,
Iiu>Dar@h, Ciacinnasi,
Cineinnaii, 81 E,o,,s.
London.
We send Expresses to all parts of Europe by
EDWARD3S, SANFORD &. co.
BANKING.
We do a banking business of Deposit only.
Checks on amy Of our offices in this State are
sold at par by
CRAM, ROGERS d. CO.
We send Regularly to Weaver, Yreka, Jack
sonvic and Oregon.
Checks or drafts OH us can be obtained at any
OF IL ,ir offices.
f. w. TRACY, Agent.
Sh sta. November 10, 1853. nl2-f
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WHITE BLANKETS
LADIES, RUxssE. GOODS.

I AIDES INDIA RUBBER OYERSHOES
d 4 and Boots for sale low at
Nov u. I'm HULLUB & ISAACS.
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OOn BUNDLES fiouf lEoN-l01 bundl, ;
<oo hnrs, shoe lreu; l.,0 buudlts rivel lsull.
and % tons stfina. square, anal aciagan steel.
For sale, In THO. II. SEI.RA X ca.
nla i'm T. aud -, ;..!ii.IAs4 81
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pIsss,H.gJTEON.
DISSOLUTION.

TIME CO-PARTNERSIiIP HERETOFORE
L. existing between the subscribers dong
business ut French GuIcl, under the name OF
Morrow & Shannon. is this day. Oct. 25th, 1888,
dissolve by mHilial coi%ciIt. The remaining
business of The firm will be attended TO by ell
iher party. H. B- MOhhoN'
r. J. SHANNON.
Frenc! Gulch Oct %. 1888 nl2-3t
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THE E.mE'IEsE EARN AND CORRAL
For Lease or sale.
EIlIS OLD AND WELL KNOWN COR
Il ral is for lease or rent on reasonable
Terms, fr four six months The hay in the
barn would be sole with it. Or,
The entire property, including Barn, Corral.
aud building lot on Main street would be dis
posed OF. j. q. DOLL
Sliista No -. 1853. n12tf
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roODMAA BROS. GROCERIES, aud Gem
NJ .ral Merchandise. 80 California 81. be-
tween Sai,>,,n,e aud Battery. nl2-lm
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oct.
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SO TONS American and treble refined BOIL
w Err IRON. for sale by
THOS. II. SELBY & CO.,
nIo-1m ~ and A, California ST.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
Harlem Springs.

This delightful watering place isnow open
for the reception of visitors. Mr. Hilbert,
the gentlemanly proprietor, has made large
and important additions to the establishment,
which now makes it one of the most desira.
bic places to spend week or two at, that
can be found in the country.
On the 4th, there will be grand celebra-
ton there. Three good bands will be in
attendance, besides an address from our
fellow townsman, w. G. Castor, Esq.
And to make Harlem still more desira.
BILE place, our friends Howard intend to run
their new Hack regular, twice a week between
this place and Harlem. 1t is worth trir
to Harlem, to get ride in this splendid
piece of workmanship, if for nothing else
Tbs fare is very cheap, and you will be ia
ken there in good time.
With all of these attractions, who will
miss going to Harlem sometime this sum.
mer? Whenever the weather becomes op
pressive, bundle up and start, as we intenc
to in few days.
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Sad Occurrence.

A most distressing casualty occurred in
the west end of this county, on last Friday
the l7th inst, about or 10 O'CLOCK, A. N.
The particulars SO FAR as we can gather them
are these:
1t appears that young lad named James
B. Mccormick, about ls years of age, son
of John Mccormick, Esq, formerly sheriff
of this county, was ont on hunting excur-
sion, and while attempting to shoot bird,
his gun went off, and instead of killing the
bird, the ball struck another boy by the
name Of Null, aged about II years, who
lives on McCormick's place. Mcoormlch
knew nothing of Null being about. and while
trying to shoot the bird. killed Null instant
ly, the ball striking him near the right tenn
pie. 1t was purely accidental
This should be another caution to parents
in allowing their children to have the free
use of firearms, becausue they arc not fit
to be trusted with such things.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
What is the Use Of Wing Party?

The result of the last Presidential canvass
and the successive Democatic victories in
every State, since the Inauguration Of Presi
dent Pierce, give great force to the follow
ing excellent comments of that pungent
patriotic Democratic journal, the New Hay
en- Register:
We took up the New York Tribune, a
day or two since, as "A sort OF recreation, for
there is nothing more amusing .han its phil
osnphica and labored disqulsltions in the
Democracy, and its bitterness Is 50 ridicu-
lous, that we read them with the same rel
ish that we do the etfusions of the renown
ed Mrs. PariinIton. They are the most
harmless of philippics, the most ludcrou~
of Genunciations. On this occasion, we
were hugely delighted with an essay, col
umn in length, as TO what was the use of a
whig party and as every one knows that it
is OF no use at ALL that it has been bat of ga
few days and full of trouble,-we were GU
rious enough to see what were Mr.. Greely S
conclusions eH the subject Well--he goes
on to admit that there will always be a
great party, assuming TO be the democrat
lc party, which will generally be in the as.
tendency; that the commonly received i'm
pressionS, however, that it is too radical
and that the whig party is simply brake,
10 keepits wheels from going too fast, is a
great mistake, and that if the whig party
can find no better business than "trying tc
rein the democracy, it had better adjourn
without delay" We were surprised to find
Greedy admitting those self-evident prop.
ositions-and come at once to the conclu-
sion that he was about to submit some Sin.
dustria," theory which would indicate q
more practical line ofuseulness fora "whig
party" than in trying to throw the demo
catic engine off the track We read on ca.
gerly, and on found ourselves in posses
ion of 'the great idea"-and we are free
70 confess that il IS the best advice we have
ever known the Tribune to give to the whig
party. 1t is not to quarrel with the admin
Istration of Mr.. Pierce--to abuse the cabi.
net, or to misrepresent its measures-ncr tC
knock is brains out against the sub treas
ury, or to get up panic on the tarifE--bu
to 20 to work and 'build the Pacific Raj
road" Eureka! This, says Greeley,is The
legitimate ''use of a whig party"
Westward hQ! We see, in our minds eye
the forlorn hope Of whigyery, casting away
the choice and expressive banners will
which it marched to the last PresdeDta
battle, and "taking up the shovel and hoe
.uld start for fulhlIment Of its legitimate des
tiny, with high hopes, and calling which
promises sooner to realize their old anticipa.
tlons If 1.-TWO dollars u day and roast beef
than alv other scheme which has ever be-
fore agitHted their councils.
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New York CRYSTAL PALAcE.-Tht
Evening Post Of Monday say

New York CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The
Evening Post Of Monday say
C,lonel Hughes, of Maryland, who went
out to Europe for tie association in Eebru-
ary has Just returned and gives very salts
factory accounts of the disposition felt by
the European governments to take active
measures TO cooperate with the objects, o
an enterprise calculated to draw closer the
bonds of intercourse between the ''Wo CONT
ennts.
Colonel Hughes has visited the English
French, Dutch, Belgian, Prussian, Auslriar
and Bavarian Courts, and was received q
them all with great consideration. They
have all in a more or less degree promise d
to send articles of great variety and value,
and many of them are actually on their way.
The contributions of the English and Prus-
sian governments will very shortly be here,
Schmidt, the Prussan Consul General, has
been nominated commissioner by the latter
power
We learn also, that the famous MaIaohites
of Count Demidotf, which made such figure
at London, will be sent over here His
agent had just written a letter to that effect.
The building is rapidly closing in, and
preparations are going on in all quarters in
side for the opening on the 18th Of July.
The English commissioners appear not at
all disappointed by the delay. They are
going or an excursion to Canada and return
to the opening OF the exhibition.
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California.

The following resume of California news
from the New York Times is truthful, COM
prehensive, and witha! most pleasant;
The news from California is decidedly
good. Not the mining news only, though
the success Of the busy ones, in both wet
and the dry diggIngs, is very gratifying
But the tidlngS from the farming districts is
exceedingly pleasant TO hear True, the
hay season will be very late in some parts,
and some are doubling whether their bailey
crop will pay. Butitis good to find that the
agricultural news is becoming SO much a of
feature.
Then, they tell us Of churches gathering
in the upper country, of congregations that
are growing into the appearance ofour Yam
kee parishes, and that ladies and children
form goodly portion of them. 1t is pleas
ant to look over the statistics of the CaIifor-
MIA schools. 1t requires something Of an ef-
fort to think of children in that rugged State.
We fell not little surprised at learning that
children are thick enough there to play to-
gether. We had glided into the opinion that
California is exclusively State for men, that
it could hardly, with propriety be called a
"sister Sate:" or, at least, that she had a
bearded chin. 1t was very refreshing, the
little incident which one of their papers pub
lished lately: that on an occasion. as the
minister was preaching from the pulpit, an
infant in its mothers arms cried, and distur.
bed the congregation: that the mother, hav-
ing tried in vain to hush her little, rose tc
90 out, when the preacher, ceasing from
his exhortation, begged her not to, leave the
house, saying thai the cry Of an infant was
more eloquent than any thing he could utter
"a more touching sound than the singers
voices,-it suggested thoughts OF their owr
little ones, and their dear families far away
more tender and profitable than he could
And the big tears chased each other dowr
the cheeks Of all his Congregation, The ole
miners and the hardy money gctters were
melted, We would like to hear Of unparal
lAled success in all the California diggings
We would not object to news Of nuggets
larger than those of Ballarl. But bettel
news by far is it to hear that the farmers
are stirring the soil, and growing large crop,
Of grain, ,---that woman presIdcs over every
mans household, and that children Aockinl
TO all their schools. IL is not necessary Il
remind our readers "what constitutes /
State
l q Il 1rrsrr II fslsrc rrn1 uAfE AT Vf0ars.c