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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10
NRAMERCY HOTRL-THIs ELEGANT AMID FAsH-
mLLINERY AND DREssMAKING,

DARIs NANTILLA ESTABLISHMENT, 65 BROAD
J. way.-MR, CHARLES COOK, of Paris, Rue Vivienne,
No u.s. London Nos 6 aud 2S Regent street has opened
establishment at No 625 Broadway for the exclusive sale
Of mantilas hawlg &c. &C. of the most recherche cha
racer Having been over twenty years proprietor Of the
two most celebrated mantia magnzins Of Europe he
speotfuy socits the ladies of tho United States TO visit his
establishments where will be displayed for their inspection
mantlas and shawls of the superb description de-
signed and maputactarsd In Paris expressly for the opening
viennc No Isl London Nos 2i6 and 2iS Regent street.
RIO THE LADIEs-THE GREAT PARIS MILLINERY
will open on Thursday next ARr a. ls's with new
hover, ard ribbons Of tho newest styles and patterns
TlG the choicest stock offered in this city to the
inspee Of which attention is respectfully invited
Paris millinery and bonnet mandatory No 4I
Hudson street. between Barrow and Morton streets Now
York Ladies you will do we'll to call and this stock,
the chow rooma.
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CARPETSi CARPETS HORTON SONS. 270 Full.
ton street, Brooklyn would call particular attention %
their large stock Of English and American carpets aud oil
cloths 1he foreign entirely of importatton
from the factory Of Crossley Sons and tho American
the Low cland other reliable factories altogether
largest and cheapest stocks in tho
and Administer In nov and esauti.n' designs snpr
super ply and ingram English and American
choicest exhibited also tapestry ingram every
article found in the trade Also aco and muslin
brocatees satin do lanes cornices &c Curtains made
ments will be offered TO New York purchasers Also
the largest stocks Of dry goods TO be found any
HORTON SONS. 20 Fulton street, Brooklyn,
Importers and retailers Of dry goods oclothe
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EXPRESS AGENCIES

CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, VIA NICARAGUA, AT 2
~ NJ ON Wednesday, April 20. through Ia charge OF our
special messengers Freight 81 cents pound No extra
charge fees The only express via Mica
From three days ahead q tho Panama route
We policies this route San Francisco Mt tho
rates via PANAMA. Chase Co. have policies Of in
surance to the amount of OOU0 open, by steamers via
Nicaragua from San francisco to Now York Consignmcnts
ofspceie geld dust and bullion received BY them Ia San
Francisco viii be slipped the steamers of tho Nicaragua
route ana transported San Juan del Sur to San Juan
dol Nortc under tho armed guard Of Mossrs Garrison
Fretx who appointed by tho Insurance Companies
Bills lading must be endorsed Covered by the policy of
Chase CO.. Mr. Oscar y. Gifn Ia authorized agent
San Francisco Rate So cent for insurance and trans
portaton. CHASE 4 CO., 50 Broadway.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NNATRIMONIAL-AN ENGLISH WIDOW LADY, AGED
M &c. with sufficient for her and familys sup
port wishes TO find suitable companions not younger than
herself, with equal income. gentleman of domestic
babtsintegence aud refinement indispensable. Address
days Mrs Faithful Broadway Postoce, with real
and adore Is, others will be noticed.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


NTOvELLO'S CHEAP MUSIC.-SECULAR MUSIC
IN Novelties especial editions for AmsrcaMoores Irish
melodies with symphonies and by Sir John
stevenscn.J Alfred Noveo Of $50 Broadway New York,
has the pleasure to the public OF tho United
States OF America that no has made arrangements with the
proprcor of the copyright of these popular which
enables him to supply the whole of Moores Irish melodies
to which Sir John Stevenson lent his oonsenis aid At LITTLE
Tho original Dublin edition can therefore be obtained al
$50 and by ordering Novelties edition, Of all
sic sellers IN the United Stakeholder in two volumes 400
pnges Mt So each elegantly bownd with appropriate
blcms In and gold in twenty four numbers
Of nineteen cents for each number The Of Scotland
adapted TO their appropriate melodies arranged with piano
forte accompaniment by g. Il. Graham 7. II. Nude G. T.
snrcnne II r. Dibdn, Finlay Dun, &c, illustrated with
Graham In t four numbers price thirteen cents in
three volumes, price 81 10 each Novelties catalogue viz
NO organ music No sacred music English words) No
music for the use OF choral societies. No instrumental
music; No o vocal musio scoulnr No O, sacred music
Latin; to bc had gratis At $50 Broadway by
mall receipt OF one cent for postage OF each catalogue
six cents for tho catalogue complete in volume.
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SPORTING.

L,ANCY PIGEONs-GENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF OBJ.
tanning of the choicest 81 their kn wsuld
do well 60 call at the stove store 0 Bowery whore they
will find Of the best In the city consisting Of
pouters carriers fantas rufus, magpes, barbs tumbers
together with variety Of the half stock
breed
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HOTELS.


A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK, J. TABER 4 SON,
IA Propretors.-Notice. There exists impression
throughout the country that this house has changed hands
and is to be oiosed feel it duty to inform friends
and the public that shall remain heretofore until late
In the fall and shall be most happy to all friends
fwho not ew) and make the Of
shall exert ourselves to please them We take
this occasion To call their attention the model hotel
The Mount Vernon at Cape May, N. j. which has
commodations for $500 guests and will BIO opened for
ception of company June 90 1853 and will be conducted in
connection with the American
NRAMERCY HOTEL.-THIS ELEGANT AND FASH
VI ionablo hotel corner OF Broadway and Twcntiekh
street. with its extensive additions prsng
rooms ready for the accommodation of the public
The proprietor intends that this house shall oontin
O. DONALD
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ERATIs-NEW PUBLICATION. -APoPULARTREA-
M se on the cause and euro OF neryously debltatcl
health and onfeebed constitution that tho Young
beset tho of pleasure business and study
old Just published and to be had gratis
post paid, box 100 Broadway Port Once.
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FINE ARTS.

DIsCovERY IN THE FINE ARTs-COPPERPLATE
from all line cngrayngs duplicated eqnal to the origin
nj from single impre sion. All wishing
to purchase the of the above being
done by Georges Appleton No Barclay street together
with improvement the same by applying at No.
10 South street, at the Office of OSGOOD MARTIN, OBJ
tain every information respecting the discovery.
E,oR sALE.-soME VERY HANDSOME OIL PAINT
IL ings will be sold reasonable and also large cook
ing stove Of family breaking up housekeeping Inquire
ia East Broadway.
ITO CONNOISSEURS OF PAINTING-A SPLENDID
aapcce by of the great italian masters sale
Price 81 800 TO be at Messrs. II. l.. RouTH SONS
"a New street.
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TONIC ALE-DAss a co.'s AND SAMUEL ALsoPp
Sons Fart India pale ale 300 casks, pints, Just
arrived In tho nsst order OF this puro eting
beverage strongly recommended by the
medical mon, and for sale in quantities to sut by
g. T.. LETHBRIDGE, SC and w Fulton street
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co mn mn LOAN ON THE MORTGAGE

$30000O0 s.ss. e.: az E.a 9:s;. s.
III .. IN ;;s s 4 ss y l. .s
S.s hsnassd dollar, payable At the Office q the
sa for me q
G n
These bonds scared ms; and only nor.saSs e
four mile: in length and q two millions Of .erss land in
he vicinity Of the road granted by Congress to aid in lite
whole snae. and .I.,k fsrss
miles win b completed list January next thsrs
1900 TONS q rails VIM b required, which ocl
wsse for A. the low rate, ras enc yssT since
Tho whole which can be issued under
mortgage seventeen millions Of dollars of which have been
In United States and iron and other contracts -.
seven per cent bonds. o7a'0U
Total. $40. 7s5 900
10 s s C %
shares vi innate capital company
S s sas i s1sa ssnS # 81
and a% pro-
sS:d upon i payment efsuss rsaarsd
viii
n ss
thereof with twenty cent premium aud any accrued
proposal will be any less than par
any portion OF the amount
Ten cent of the amount allotted TO each subscriber
win required notice Of the acceptance Of his proposals
and the balance called for by the not exceed
Ing ten per cent monthly Any subso5bsr may however
time n any subscrher whose bid is accepted shsn
e receive sn per cent bonds Of the same character
Of q which interest and principal will be payable
dollar such BOND. vii Be-
:. ne will 4s e % 9 ssaS sos Il
The appropriated TO subscription VIM
gistered in London the terms and conditions
that registered there preferred and v
dends thereon being payable there at the rate of
change
Interest will in oil be adjusted payment Of the
final nstalment.
Proposals will be received by W. p. BURRALL Treasurer
1t the ONCE Of the Company No. 80 Wall street. N T.
closed sealed proposals. loan Of 50
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports and documents showing the financial condition Of
the company the Of the work and all
application to the by let
tor. By order of the Board of Directors.
ROBERT SCHUYLER, President,
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President
w. p BURIAL, Treasurer, Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, {Committee.
NORRIS KETCHUM,
JONATHAN STURGES
New York, April 2, 1853.
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THE EIREnIHN.
CARPE Ts, sc.

DOR FIRE wARDEN-M J. NADDY, FOREMAN o
IL EHose Company No. 2.
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CLOTHING,

NAsT OF CLOTHIN0-S20Oe WORTH WANTED
The highest cash price viii be Literally given In current
every description Address Through post call JAMES
Chatham.
TWO SIDES TO QUESTION, AND TWO SIDES TO
i Broadway-one expensive and one cheap.--JAMES
LITTLE who has been located the last eight the
store tho reasonable side of Broadway enabled
to make and sell superior articles Of cothng in
variety and Of first material and it,
other houses because his rent moderate Gentlemen will
do well to look in at 6 Broadway aud the spring
fashions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10

NOTICE TO MUSICAL FAMILIES.-AN ITALIAN
single lady, who occupies tine highest position in Now
her board family hotel compensation
day Of lessons in singing and the piano In
she is proficient Address Musical Lady, Herald efce,
stating name and address; otherwise, no answer.
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oOPARTNERsruP NOTICES.

A $500 INTEREST is WANTED IN SOME BUsI-
nsss that will pay an industrious for engaging in
IT, line addressed TO N. H., Broadway Post Once will
meet with immediate attention
WANTED--A PARTNER WITH GOOD BUSINESS
w qualifications and capital Of from six to thou
sand dollars to take charge Of the mercantile department
OF business in New York The has conducted Tho
manufacturing and mercantile business In Philadelphia fol
twelve years, and propose opening house In New
York For particulars address Tenk Co, Pnilsdephs
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10

new YORK, April y 1000
S11 600 WANTED FOR SIX MONTHS On GOOD
with the above sapssl may ssSCms in
Ssss vi"
street.
@7 OOO THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO IN
roSs oS &c
preferred having done business in Of the first
'h'
NoTICE3THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC sToCKs
city Of o s, due sn hs
Esa cksnssr!sn q shs CITY At Mechanic: Sank,
ss;.r sssls
comptroer's ONCE New York April isss ~p''0's''
NoTIcE.-NEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
p.ny x s. held as he once No. On
;:S ss sa III 81 & st
3 ct sa:
Pm By order Of the board Of sIFsssor:
s;,,.: N, snE
iS s.. vs q Nv I'M b held ss 81 s Of
Z M; gay AP;l nat hssx.;. ne hours
e :: =. =:
for the next succeeding election.
sss ND sssss
DO held
4. hs e s sh %
:as then Ss b the rs spsd ye. &
:: s.: s spsass and sSnsna. open sns
vote: b. PROXY 7. b admitted u. power b. legally
ing been hsd ne ds:5S:tsS I'D
q inc 'n' ana place h''' .'SSs H6G Secretary
NOTICE 70 9 Z AND St
s as S q sss
s;
and :iEf's .s saS ssss
DUFF d. GsXSNE Il &C Contractor. H.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
s.s%ap e%Sgsny SS Brsw 81
ss.f e s:s s xsss:s.
wis., Brooks Co.. c'H MGaG G'a%cis11 ASfaf Secretary
PAGE BACON 4 CO, BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO,
IL Z, 81 e,
lions made 81 San Francisco the Of State
and proceeds promptly remted Refer TO and draw the
American Exchange Bank, Nessrs. Duncan Sherman Co..
New York.
HORSES, CARRIAGEs. SO.
FOR sALE-THE CELEBRATED FAST PACING
Lady Bevens to close the estate of the late VIM
Madden Can BIO at Gillespie Carses stables ne
and III East Broadway whore full will be given
NORMAN COOK, Executor.
FoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL CREAM coLoRED MARE,
with white name and tail age eight years stands a.
teen hands warranted sound true gentle and kind suit
able for lady's riding horse Can be THOS H.
DILkS, 189 ami l91 Mercer street.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STkEET
IN Will be sold at public auction Monday April 49,
black and white spot horse the property Of Charles Weld
srwax Of Sacketts Harbor to pay bill of keeping.
JOHN H. GATFIELD.
THE ADVANTAGE OF SENDING SICK OR LAVE
horses to wills Veterinary Ipstituton will DO apparent
BY paying visit Large loose boxes pasture pure air
and facility for speedy and restoron Mt
Union square Post Office attended to.
c. WILLS, Veterinary Surgeon.
CLOTHING
NAsT OF CLOTHING-$2OOe WORTH WANTED
NAL nat ha ltv in
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CCHOOL.--MR. L. DE GRAND-yApS BOARDING
y school for boys Hudson Terrace, Hoboken, j. The
summer session begins May2 Terms per from SS
$500 full course of classical English and French
branches vocal music drawing and fencing Circulars at
The Institution.
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CPIRITBAL PHILOSOPHY = THERE WILL BE
lecture No Alb Broadway of spenard street.
upon sprtgalism with probably. some illpstrat ons
nonstaon uch rappings and tppings not sought
expected this evening lecture, by Thomas Enges ct
lO3< o'clock tns morning, free
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A STORE TO LEr-NO. MURRAY STREET. Al
n joining the Manhattan Hste suitable any light
fancy burness For particulars aqus the once Of til
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

ITALIAN BENEVOLENT soCIETY.-FATHER GAY
axis lecture, Monday night, eleventh instant is TO
the benefit the Italian Society and Swiss refu
for sale at the door and by the officers of til
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10

CPIRITUAL MANlFEsTATIONs--C CROWDED HOUSE
- Change Of hall rendered neoessaryProf Owen will
lecture Sunday evening April 10TH and evening
during the week at Chatham Hall No Chathrm square,
Several mediums will he in attendance Admission
chilling Lecture to commence at ~ o'clock. Afternoon
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION WANTED-BY MIDDLE AGED MAN,
(who attend six hours day. in arithme
and writing B-A good instructor wifi please call,
address note to r. w. p, No. IS Anthony street.
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VISITING GOVERNESS-A LADY, WHO is MEM
her of the Episcopal Church and who has had much
pcrence in teaching wishes for Her
instructions comprises English French panoforte,
guitar singing and drawing line addressed E. j. Herald
once, will meet with Immediate attention.
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Mr.. J. v. HUNTINGTON, author OF THE
al Forest, Lady Alice" &c. &c.D will lecture at
on "English Society as Painted ~ fhaekeray" Doors
lecture at eight o'clock Tickets
Is oent for sale by Messrs Appleton 30 Broadway Evans
Britain, GT Broadway, and = D9nigan Brother l6l
man, and NJ T. Cozans at their respective bookstores
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10

ECTURE.-FATHER GAvAZZI WILL DELIVER TO-
night his Sunday lecture the Italians in the Sunday
School room ofthe Broadway Tabernacle subectThe Pa
The proceeds of nights lecture will be given to
tho New York Benevolent Society," and for the Swiss expelled
by Austria from Lombardy.
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Il No. 81 Marion street. where company of French tai
lers respectfully solicit the orders Of merchant tor
making panal0ons and vests which they Will execute
the best possible promptly, and reasonable
terms ALSO, good girls wanted for the above business
Mono but the best hands need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10

NIOTICE-NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
CoMpsnyA meeting Of the stoekholders Of shis com.
Friday, April tl2 O'Clock noon for the purpose Of act
ing act Of the Of the State of New York
the 9th Of April 1882 and the amending the
same passed the 9Th day Of March 1858 and The
doars in Of resolution of the directors The
polls will be opened at IL O'Clock and closed at 2ocock
p n By order of the board Of directors,
Alex KYLE. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10

VXTANTED TO GO SHORT DISTANCE INTO THE
w country, two good journeyman talors for making
Good references will be required. Inquire Of A. A. Grid
ley, No Cortlandt street.
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RIO LET TO A SMALL FAMILY-A NEW THREE
story and basement brick house, with subcear, In Yes
Try street door from Hudson Rent $780, Inquire at
md
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ITO BE LET FURNISHED-TO SMALL FAMILY,
without children the principal part Of house situated
part Of south Brooklyn, Henry street,
minutes walk from the South ferry address
apply to JAMES McMURRAY Il CO.. Booksellers l39 At
lantic street. BROOKLYN.
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UyANTED-FIFTY GOOD STONE MAsONs TO G
w to the Isthmus Of Panama, s. per day and boa,
will DO paid to first rate Passage free to the
For further information inquire at the office Of NJ Stor
90 Warren street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10

ITO WOOD CARVERS.-SIX GOOD WORKMEN CAN
find steady employment and extra wages by applying
S Tenth street Those acquainted with house rchtec
tural carving preferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-10

TAVERN ON THIRD AVENUE TO LET-THE WELL
known tavern stand on Third avenue corner Of Sixty
ninth together with the cottage in the rear Sixty
ninth street, Also the house Fourth with the
Of the whole block between Third and Fourth and
Sixty ninth SEVENTEEN streets The above
prs the entire north front Hamilton ApplyAt
lS6 South street.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-05-21
Scott Valley Correspondence.

SCoTT VALLEY, May II, 1893.
| Mr.. EDIToR,-Having been silent for some
| time, for various good and sufficient reasons. l
again resume my pen, and give you III my plain
way, the prospects and incidents of this part OF
Siskiyou County.
This valley looks truly delightful, with its rail
fences and cultivated fields of wheat, OATS bar
ley, and potatoes, and bids fair to remuner-
ate abundaniy the husbandmans labor. Where
one year ago only three small patches of vegeta
bles were seen, farmers have large cult
| waited fields of cereals, all of which look pro-
missing.
The valley is better adapted for grain than
any person aware of. Nearly every of
it Is good arabic land, and will produce without
irrigation. AS general thing the grain was
sJwed too thickl y, as it spreads and grows with
tar too much thrittiness. | have counted some
ten and twelve shoots of wheat from one kernel.
Oats and barley grow still more rank, and
cover the ground completely. Owing to the
| scarcity and high price of seeds, however, not
near So much was put in otherwise would
have been.
Benz. Kelsey, of Sonoma Valley is engaged
erecting Touring mill, and thinks he will have
1t finished by the time the wheat and corn crops
are gathered
The miners on the Klamath, three miles below
the mouth of Scott Riverar doing well. com
pany OF three took ont eighteen hundred dollars
out thirtV-two hundred dollars III two days. Both
OF these strikes were made this month
The two quartz mills III successful
operation, at the head of the valley and III,
other at the lower end. Shecklcior,lS company
have run their mill two months. and have paid
all expenses. This season they expect 10 reap
rich harvest.
A pngilisic duel came off at Watson &
Piouts Ranch last Tuesday, between Mike
Marten and the 2" Old Major 1t appcrs that
This duel arose from an old difficulty which Mike
long ago supposed was satisfactorily adjusted.
The Major, however insisted on sending ii cial
enge, and Nike coud do no less than accept it.
He then proposed doing it Mp after the old fist
and skull;' fashion. Accordingly seconds wcr,
chosen, ring formed, and at it light merrilic''
they went.
On the first round the Major made the rs
pass, but being excited, failed. aud Mike reiurl-
GO the blow with effect, as the knuckle prinis
are sill visible around his visual organs. On I'll,
second round The Major cffecnay inorcd
and looking up out Of partly closed eye, cricu
cn0ngh! Kendall.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-05-21

lREKA, May IL, 1919.
EDrToRs CouRiER,-There is scarcely any
thing new to report to you this week, save that
there is a goodly quantity of new .garding
sarce'' now in our market, and we have new
Couri7s on the day of publication. (Which is
decidedly the most palatable.) Feminine female
conventions, Chinese agitations, ct III omne gems
have had their day, and now we have relapsed
to that degree of dizziness. TO be able to listen
patiently 10 Ethiopian Serenaders.
As to the state of business. it has commenced
reviving a little, and merchants feel more
encouraged than they short time since
The following are the ruling prices to-day !:
Flour 80 cts; Pork o. Ham 65a70; Rice 81 ;
Crushed Sugar 37a Beans 35a40. The town
is overstocked with clothing, but generally OF an
inferior quality, still prices are kept mp.
Another accident occurred here yesterday by
the careless handling of gun. Two Mexicans
were playing together striving each to obtain
possession of gun. when il Went OH, the con-
tents passing into the abdomen of Gabriel Gar
ciano, of Snaoa, from the effects OF which he
has since died.
The reports from the miners are of the most
encouraging nature. New leads have been
struck on Cottonwood, which are paying $25
per day to the hand, while in our immediate
vicinity hear complaints of bad lnck, or do
| see many idle; all having plenty of work and
good paw r. DE e..
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-05-21

CATTLE SroLES.-A few nights since party
of Coast Range Indians run off, from Cotton
wood, some fifteen head of oxen belonging to
Mr.. Callahan, merchant of this place The
following day party started in pursuit but did
not overtake the thieves. This makes more
than fifty head OF valuable oxen stolen by these
wiley rogues from Cottonwood within the past
month or two. The only way to put stop to
this state of things is to send adequate party
and nfiict severe chastisement upon the thieves
sound whipping is the only possible way to
convince an Indian of the exceeding sinful
ness OF SIM" They can't or won't understand
moral suasion.