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The Shasta courier., 1853-11-26
WATER CURE HOSPITAL.
III. O. OkerstrOm,

III. o. OkerstrOm,
WATER CURE PHYSICIAN, { Ipasser-eon, @ e''1,
building east of the Courier printing office, and
is now prepared either to receive patients at his
residence or to wait upon them elsewhere, as
may be required. Having had several years ex.
perieuce III the Water Cure System. both in this
country and Europe, he feels himself competent
to give advice and assistance in all cases where
relief is possible. This system is admirably
adapted to the cure OF a great variety OF dis
eases, both internal and external. chronic and
acute; in tact, in all cases where the vital energy
is not so tar destroyed that satisfactory reac-
tion is impossible, implicit confidence may be
pla6 ed in it.
To all who are afflicted with fevers, rheuma-
tism scrofula, hemorrhoids dysentery, diarrhea
and abdominal complaints generally, dyspepsia,
hypochondriasis, Mysteries, skin diseases, run
ming sores, yeaereal complaints, mercurial and
other medicinal diseases, stiff joints, dropsy,
lameness, swellings and callousness in private
formations common weakness nervous disor-
ders, imperfect menstruation, green sickness,
etc.. ETC., he would recommend this cure with
full confidence, and the assurance that, 1t they
.,i,e il fair trial they will obtain speedy relief.
AL hough its influence, when rightly used, is
comparatively mild and harmless upon the sys-
tim, yet for the removal of diseases, it is more
energetic and speedy than any OF the remedies
now generally used.
~ He would respectfully refer to the persons
already treated by HMM all cases successfully
since his residence in Shasta.
TKRMs-For board lodging, and medical at
tendance from three to six dollars per day, &C
cortling to the amount of attention required. To
chronic patients, who require medical atten-
dance only, the charge will be from $50 to slOO
per month.
Shasta Nov. 10, 1858. nl9-u
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NOTICE

It's HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned
Z will at the December term of the Court OF
Sessions. within and for the County of Shasta
and State of Califoruia, apply for license to
keep a TOLL bridge across Clear Greek, in Cot
tonwood owusEip in said county OF Shasta at a
point on said creek alsant mile aud quar-
ter above the mouth of said creek. to which
Mace he is about removing under lease from
Alex. Young. This bridge is now owned and
kept by said Young a toll bridge near the
'''''' ELEAZER gibson.
~, aa o9-;d*
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sHURTLEFF.s DRUG STORE.
Main Street. Shasta.

Main Street. Shasta.
~,Q CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FROM
~ Boston and New York, large Assortment
IA of Drugs, Paints, Oils, &C., which at
wholesale will be found cheaper than has ever
before been offered in this market.
A full supply of patent medicines, among which
are the following:
rilla, Old Jacob and s. F. Townsend's Sarsapa-
rilla, Perry Davis Pain Killer, Wistar's Balsain
of Wild Cherry, Ayres' Cherry Pectoral Jaynes'
Expectorant, Hair Tonic and Alternative. ThomI,-
sons Eye Water, Turlinston's Balsam and God
frey's Cordial
Linimeafs.-Hayes' Mexican Mustang Hunts
Nerve and Bone, Steersand Liquid Opodeldoc.
PMs.-Lee's, Moffat's, Wright's, Brandreth's
Graienberg's, Jayne's Sasative and Agne Pills.
myl4tf BENZ. SHURTLEFF.
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a. i. STEVENSON 81 60.

a. j. sFsGwGNSON 81 GO.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
Il friends and The public to their
New Stock Of Goods,
which have been purchased al San Francisco
very low for cash, which they offer for sale al
corresponding low prices, viz
G.G00 lbs. OF ilaxall, (ialego and Gala Flour.
5000 lbs. Chill Beans
1000 lbs. Curu Meal.
10000 lbs. San Jose Potatoes.
5000 lbs. extra, clear Bacon.
1000 los. sagar cared Ilans.
4 900 lbs. Boston Blear Pork.
5000 lbs. Gosaen Butter.
o000 lbs. Leaf Lard.
.000 lbs. Sugars.
I4.000 lbs. China and Carolina Rice.
1000 lbs. Cnlgates Suap-
1000 lbs. C.ndles.
800 lbs. Teas.
500 gal. Scotch and American Nhlskey.
300 gal. French Brandy
100 gal. Port Vine.
l36 gal. Holland Sin.
And IA fall assortment Of other goods, warrant
ed To be of The best qualiiy.
Shasta. Nov. 80, 1853. n29'f
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DACUERREOTYPEs.

II RUTH, DAGUERREOTYPE ARTIST. st.
~ 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 like pictures, will please call soon.-
Likenesses taken in all kinds of weather, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Oct 90 II
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EaSz.LUB 81 IsAACS
NOULU ANNOUNCE TO THEIR NJ
w merous customers and the public gener-
ally that they again at their old stand, IN the
New. I've Story, Fire Proof, Brick
Ruiiding,
where they invite inspection of their
Nee and Ertsasire assortment o
Fancy Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots aad Skoes,
Iy,rkfry
Moz.LUB & IsAACs

Boots Gad SRosss
Crockery.
GlassSare. Etc, Etc,
All of which have been carefully selected for
THIS MARKET.
They would beg to state their facilities are
un a.r,,asseol, being Always at San franclsco
pr ;ared TO take advantage of the market, and
making their purchases for cash only.
We can safely assert, without Tear of contra
,lic,iou. that we hav, the LARGEST SIOCk
or GOODS this side OF San Francisco, Which
we offer at exceedingly Low PRICES Tor CASH, at
Wholesale and Retail.
HOLLUB g. ISAACS.
November ). 1853. nou
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Shasta. Nov. 10, 1853.
NOTICE.

XVTHEREAS. MY WIFE MARY j. TOWEP
w having lefl my bed and board without,
any just cause or prov"ca'ion, hereby eau
tion all persons against harborins or trastns her
on my account. as will pay no debts at her colt
tracting after this dale l.. n. TOM Err.
Shasia Nov l5 1853. nl93t
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CALIFORNIA FLOUR.

TyITCH & cos MILLS. HESRY 5. FITCH
ESQ. Dear Sir: We congratulate you ~
having succeeded in manufacturing superb U.,
article Of Flour at your own mills IN Happy sal.
lev. The samples sent us we have gwen !. 'al ,aa
trial. andtnd it pure article, and hnd II equa.
20 any of the New York fancy branus ! ese'
used in New York city; and we sli1ss $500 o,
fully recommend it to the puoIc al az 49,, p ,u;,b
Family Flour. being extra waiife aHd sweet, WIN
a proper strength; and as 'ons as you .o.'na ''J
o. apasrss,i pasi in ihe selection OF your wheat, ana
H. ,nannsc,uring Of rle same, we shall conlin-
s ,"e ~ remn your patrons it being far superior
~ e;,her CALICO or iaaxall E1ils. Truly yours
act, Railroad Bakery, Long Wharf.
-frcH e. Co, Agents for the sale OF the
X uanpy Valley Mills Flout, near Front, are
-a,ared to s.srnish 2Je barrels Of this ceebra-
pJ Flour daily, in quarter sacks. This Flour is
eoual if not superior, to any Flour IN the mar
~, and we have testisnaaials from the best ba-
Lers in San francisco. and the country, that ii
suruasses Gallego and Haxall-
Wheat.
Parties having good California wheat to sell
can sell tue same to US. EoIe but the best de-
sired.
H. s. FIToa. OcTAyIES HooGs.
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DOCTOR WAMEFrELD---DEN
From San Francisco.

VNTILI. REMAIN FOR 4 FEW DAYS AT
w the Eagle Hotel Shasta, where he will
b. happy toreceive those who may be desirous
of his services. Gold plate teeth fitted to the
mouth upon the latest aud most improved plan
and every other branch of dentistry executed IN
IA iudicious and skillfHl manner and warranted.
All diseases, defects OF the eye removed.
shasta. Nov 26. lS53.
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SANTA CLARA MILLS FLOVR.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE OCCASION
i to inform the public that, owing to recent
improvements, the capacity Of these mills has
been somewhat increased, and they now
turing out 500 4 bags OF their CHOICE Flour
daily.
1t affords much qualification to know that the
Santa Clara Flour, wherever introduced, has Ia
ken the place of the Best Brands Of the import
ed and we are grateful for the manner in which
our efforts to supply Pure and Choice Flour
have been sustained. By continuing to make
careful selections of Wheat, the public may be
assured that the good repute already earned will
be sustained, and that no Flour will leave the
Mill, fully branded, which is not in all respects
equal to Haxall and Galego.
- Orders from the Country carefully
attended to-
PATCH & CLAYTON, Agents,
80, Front street, San Francisco.
Nov. S, 1853. 2m
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900 BUNDLES HOOP lkoN-lOo bundles
~OO horse shoe Iron; l50 bundles rivet Iron,
and 90 tons spring. square, and octagon steel.
tor sale bv THO II. SELBY & Co.
Mo Inn ~ aad IA, California ST
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AUSTIN HOTEL,
WeaycryilIe.

AUSTIN HOTEL,
Weavcrville.
@ THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD AN
EMiii nounce to his friends and the public at
lll...A large, that he has taken this favorite ho
tel situated in the centre of the busines portion
of Weavervllle, and formerly kept by MIR. Mes
sie 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.
THE TABLE, presided over by Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, heretofore of the Upper Mountain
House, will always be furnished in the very best
manner that the marke can afford.
Rooms suitable for families also furnished.
J. MCLAUGHLIN.
Weaveville, Nov.5, 1853 n5tf
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= w A = T. X'S H d II e l..
Lower SPRINGS.

SWAS SEX'S HOT e l..
Lower Springs.
[G3 THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD IM
H#fHii respectfully inform his friends and ~ e.
-I4...A the public generally, that he has com
menced business at the NEW HOUSE, pleas
anty situated under the big oaks few yards
below the old stand, where he will ever be
ready to do his best to give perfect satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
Attached to the house is the best accommoda-
tions for watering to be had i'll the county; also
Large Barn and Corral
well furnished with good spring water, plenty
of hay and barley, and WARM covering for an
mas.
This house being situated in the midst of a
good mining district, we have made prepara-
lions to accommodate miners with the best Of
board and lodging at reasonable prices.
Give US a call and we will try to suit you.
BENZ. SWASEY.
November IL, 1853 n12-3m
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M. JACOBSON & CO.,

Ms JACOHSVN a. Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Clothing,
II AVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW FIRE
L proof brick building, adjoining the st.
Charles Hotel, aud take pleasure in informing
the ladies and gentlemen Of Shasta and vicinity
that they have just received full assortment OF
FALL AND 5VINTER GOODS.
surpassing any that has ever been offered in this
place in ladies and gentlemen's ,outfitting soods
The ladies goods consist of
French Mermos, Aipaccas,
Lustse Domasks, Shoarls,
Windoc Curtains, Shoes,
Hose. Gioces, Gmghams,
Skeeting and Shiring,
Laces, Irfmmsngs, Carpets,
and other fancy articles too numerous to men,
tion
Gentlemens boots and Shoes frock, dress,
and overcoats, gloves, pants, silk and merino un-
dershirts, white shirts, blankets. India Rubber
goods also general assortment of queensware,
cutlery, playing cards, and all other articles
usually kept in our line of business.
Ladies and gentlemen will find it to their in
terest to call and examine our stock, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we flatter ourselves that
none can compete with u.s. with the advantages
we now enjoy.
Oct. 90. tt
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co-pARTNERsmrp NOTICE.

YTNHE CO-PARTNERSllP HERETOFORE
l. existing between tlIe subscribers. under
the name and style of Conr'', Sampson & Co., Is
this day dissolved by muua consent
+. ID. CONRO,
W. A SAMPSON.
WM SHARP & co.
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pRuyArE RoaRDrNs. HOUSE.

"HE UNDERSIGNED Is PREPARED TO
Il receive limited number Of boardcrs and
dodgers. AT his residence nn the hill, immcdi-
aiely haek oil the Clerks flee.
No pai;s will be spared by eth myself or
ssho may give US their patronage.
s. E. JACK.
Shasta. Nov. 10, 1853. nl9tf
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GOLDEN GATE FIGURING MILL.

XXTM SHARP & CO. having retired from the
w firm Of Conro, Sampson & CO.. the Col
den Gnte FIGURING Mill will be conducted by
1he subscribers, under Tue same name aud style
ns heretofore. and the public may rest assured
that no effort shall be wanting on our part To
fully sustain Tie high he III lion that the Golden
6ate flour has acquired in all parts of Cailior-
MIA. The article we manufacture is pure aud
aimdulterated--it is made from The choicest of
lmrive wheat. and is ighy equal to The best Hax-
all or Gallego We tender sincere thanks
80 our friends and The pablic generally, for Their
liberal patronage hese',4eEe rendered 10 US. and
respectfully solicit coafilsaance Of the same
Z. d. CONR0,
uo6 3m W A. SAMPSON.
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TEHAMA HOUSE.
r 1.ehama. C0lusa County.

TEHAMA HOUSE.
dr. 1ehama, C0lusa County.
MsiiG THE SUBSCRIBER, HAN ING taken
-.aa....A charge OF this well known establishment,
is determined to spare no expense or personal
exertion, to make it pleasant stopping place
for the travelling public. His table shall always
be supplied with all the substantials. as well AZ
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 ia frst-rate up-country hotels will be
found in this house,
There is large stable upon the premises, al
ways well furnished with an abundance OF prov
ender for animals.
CHARLES C. CLIFFORD.
Tehama. Colusa CO, sepl71
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CALL LAEHAN & co.
GLAZED HAMS.

STAGG & SHAY'S PATENT CHASED
~ Hams, secured with lining so as to retain
better flavor s4lan any which are covered in a
different manner. For sale by
nI2-lm GOODMAN BROS.
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NOTICE.
e. LEVIN & CO.

z. LEVIN q co.
Matchmaker & Manufacturing jewelers.
Nert door to adams g. Co.'S Express Office.
VXTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
w friends and the public that they are again
on hand with large and splendid stock Of fine
Watches, Diamonds, California and State Jew
elry. &c.
Every description Of California Jewelry man.
ufactured to order. Particular attention given
to Watch and Chronometer work.
Clocks on hand for from So upwards lau27u
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FINE Va. GAEaysxG T@EAcca.

FINE va. GA4EasEs62 T4sBACCO.
fn Gases Jones & Huoison's Ell Sacramento
H30 do do do / ID. lump.
10 DO do do Our Union.
) do do do Jewel.
Supplies Of lie above ibr,nds of fine Tobacco
received mo"tply, which offered To th,
trade ell reasonable terms by
SAMl. II. PR!Ci4ARD,
Commission Buyer
Corner Battery aud Sacramento streets. !
San Erauciscu, Nov. 49, 1888. il26-,m
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A HORSE TEAM SALE.

TNOUR LARGE AMERICAN HORSES, to-
IL gether with good wagon and harness
complete, for sale cheap, if applied 10 soon
Enquire of }. q. DOLL.
Oct 90.
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WEAVEHSV WILLIE SYOK T..

WEAVER WILLIE SYORE.
H. M. Eder & Co.,
A NNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS OF Trim
N ity county. and all Others that they are
now receiving at their stand in Weaverville,
the most extensive stock of goods ever exhibited
in this market, consisting in part of
Reads Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes Hats, and Dry Goods;
ALSO,
PROFESSIONS AND GROCERIES,,
Such as Flour Bacon, Hams, Pork, Butter,
Cheese, Lard. Oysters, Allspice, Coffee, Sugar,
Tea, Rice, sc.
Crockery, Hardware, Lamp Oil, Camphene,
SaddIery, Carpets and Mating, Stoves, Parlor
and Cooking.
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.
Weaverville, Oct. %, 1853. o29tt
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GOLgsTONE & BROTHERS

GOZBSTONE & BKsssyEEEfss B
D ESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN-
a 4 ton of the ladies and gentlemen of this
city. and their customers throughout the vcin
IL, to their well selected stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Gents furnishing goods, and miners wear
whleh they otier for sale at the lowest rates ever
offered IN this market
GOLDSTONE & BROTHERS,
Next Store below Harrington & Dolls Grocery
Store, Shasta City Cal.
Nov. y, 1888. n19-H
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RED RLUFF BAKERY.

"AVING ESTABLISHED OURSELVES IN
IL the Bakery business In Red Bluffs, we
would inform the citizens of the town and sur
rounding country, that we are prepared to fill
all articles in our line of business at the shortest
notice.
Bread, Pies, and Cakes.
of every variety. kept constantly on hand. We
solicit the patronage Of citizens, packers. team
sters. and the public generally Our bakery is
located opposite the storehouse OF Bull Baker,
g. Co. WM. BOFINGER.
CHAS. WEISNER.
Red Bluff. Nov. S. 1853. n5tf
REMOVAL
J. A. MeCRAY D. CO..
ETAvE REMOVED TO no. IS, Sacramento
IL street Nov. 19. I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22
Shocking Murder,

PHILADELPHIA. April 1s.-James O'Neil
last night stabbed another young man in fra
cas- at Cedar Ground in the upper part of the
county, killing him instantly. O'Ne was com,
mitted TO prison by Alderman Fen'on,of Ken.
sngton.
The murder occurred at Jennings tavern.
O'Neil had difficulty with George W. Solly,
in the bar room, when the landlord separated
the parties, and Soly went into the yard. o.
Neil, however, laid in wait, and stabbed SoIly
ice in the breast. and on turning to escape
he stabbed him again in the back, causing his
death in few moments. The quarrel was
supposed to be on the subject of religion
O'Neil is Catholic, and Solly was Protest
ant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

HOMICIDE IN NASHVILLE the 18th
inst, in Nashville, an ARRAY occurred which
resulted in the death of one Of the parties to it.
James Cockrll was attacked by John Casey
for abusing his father Cockrill drew ps
toll and fired at Casey, and chen struck him o.
yer the head with it. Casey also drew pts.
tol, fired once without effect, and fred a. sc
cond time. killing Cockril almost immediate.
ly. The ball entered the head ofC. just above
the right eye.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TIE Gardner Case.

WASHINGTON. April 1s-ln the Gardiner
case to day, Col q. w. Abbott, who accompa.
MED Gardiner and Capt. Slocum 10 Mexico.
testified to finding the various mines about In
guinallas, fully coroboratiug the testimony
IF Socum. He identified the letter he wrote
10 the commissioners. in ansu er 10 their adver
,i.ement. Offering a reward for the mines. Al
so, their reply and his rejoinder. He said his
object was to get the reward and, in the
course of concentration. he stated that
Gardiner did not personally point out his
mines, being instructed by his counsel to hold
M communication with those commissioners
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

THE ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA VIA VERA Cruz.
The departure of the steamer Texas, Capt.
Lawless. from New Orleans, on the l4th inst,
for Vera Cruz with passengers for California,
is an interesting event TO the New Orlearols'
They think the route will be the most exped.
tious that is opened and will g i've them con
siderable advantages. The experiment made
some time since resulted decidedly its favor.
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DICH'S SAFES AGAIN WHDER'S
III Patent Salamander, nth Richs improvement.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 49, 1852.
Messrs StearRs g. Marp,n Successors 10 Rich d. Co..
Gentlemen:-On the night of the llth inst my entire
stock, consisting Of oils, candles, white lead rubber
springs and packing, also very great quantity of Other
merchandise, consumed by fire. Your safe contain
ing my books, in the hottest part ofthe fire, and es-
cry thing in il saved in tho perfect condition
had used the gas for moment at dark, and the box oil
matches used to light it is CUSTOM put inio
The safe for consider them dangerous things to leave
about The matches and the books where all of my
whole stock that had the mark Of the fire upon them
Unfortunately for me- you have here had proof of the
goodness Of your Salamanca the perfect satisfaction
ofevery who witnessed the Obstruction of my store
Yours very respectfully,
LEWIS NJ HATCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

GRAND INDIAN CoUNcIL.-The Fort Smith
Herald learns that the Grand Indian Council
of all the Indian tribes is to be held on the
South side of the Canadian frontier, In the
neighborhood of the Red Hills. about $50
miles from Fort Smith. about the middle of
Nav
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-22

Charges Of impeachment
have been officially reported in the New York
legislature, by committee appointed to inves,
tigate frauds, against John c. Mather, one OF
the Canal Commissioners of the State OF New
York. This renders trial imperative.
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New ORLEANS, April 81.

NEW ORLEANS, AprI II.
1t reported that difficulties had arisen be-
tween the Governor of Mexico. and the Mex.
lean authorities, regarding the ownership of
Mearlla Valey.and that trouble is likely to en-
sue, rs Mexico had sent an armed force to oc-
cupy the disputed territory, The whole sto.
ry is however doubted
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DaCucrreotypes! Daguerreotypes!!

OSBORN, the great Southern Daguerrean Artist
~ would respectfully call the attention of the citizens
of Lynchburg ard vicinity to his Gold enameled Pre-
msu Flesh Colorcd Daguerreopcs that have been adj
mred so much the past year Mr.. Osborn has been to
great expense and trouble, procure an instrument
Superior 10 any erer before knoaon and he viii graranee
beer Ekenesses of children than have been taken
before and in half the time any other artist requires
Come and see. Price from 81 to $50.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN,
Sign Of the flags Of all Nations
op15.dkcsm l7o Main 81 Richmond Va.
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Sonora again Lneaded-Arriral Of General
1r,sfu

New ORLEANS, April l6-A rumor was
prevalent at Vera Cruz on the 18th inst, that
another invasion of Sonora had been made by
Coun, Pavusoa, and that ono thousand men
had joined his standard.
General Arsta, the former President of the
Republic of Mexico,has arrived at this port in
brig the captain of which was bribed' for a
large amount 10 bring him to New Orleans.
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CUSTOM HOUSE APPOINTMENTS FOR II
DisrRrcT OF PETeRsBURG.-Lewis Lunsford,
collector, Edward B. Branch, depaty collector
and clerk; Capt Richard McRae, Inspector at
Petersburg William G. Birchell, Inspector at
City Point; Edwin L. Lunsford, weigher, gau-
ger and measurer. City Point; DIR. H M. Rud.
der hospital physician at City Point.
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a. LEXINGTON IL Through
Mslln--x9 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN

AaLllS=x3 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, in
onr Mail PA CKET Boats, by Scottsvtite
and LynchLurg-On and after the 10TH our Boats will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, Mt tho usual
hour p M and arrive in Lynchburg Ia % ha urs and
In Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan Mt "a A. NJ, every day
except Sunday and arrive in Lynchburg Mt "a M
Leave Lynchburg at p M and arrive in Richmond IN
40 hours in time to connect with the Norfolk boats leav
Ing at 81 A. M and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving at AN
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily limo
Of Stages North River. Returning, leave Lexington
every day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond IN
Al hours.
Passengers for Farmvie, fare 81; Buckingham q II,
fire 40 %: Charlottesville fare g. and Staunton fare
o. will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats.
Below see card of time Of arrival at intermediate dis