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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

CIOTsE for SALE CHEAP-A three.stOry

II Rs.sroept and subC.lla. BRICK HOUSE. contaning Z
n Roons tuilt modern style th i've marble Nantes ana
rs.s Ornamental Go nices. Panires Range Wat.I Us
invt.s walk fc ~ South Nals Ferries Terms easi ID
q, ssiou given mn edsiely Apply TO .. AF SHfOht
fo.d st brooklNu.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

DRACTICAL CHEMiSTRl.-Ihe The LABokA-
L TORY ~ AMHERST COZ LICE will reePen fol ;as
rseepiion students m Anay'es snd rraetcM Sne'v'
marion . 20 the routine Instruction VII he ohed on
srrcaiion % W. MALLEr, Pot asoE OF AuAy''eA aaa
Arrlied Chemistry
- NJ fnH
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
TNHE INDEPE md Il vt.
ii CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS NUMBER

Terms ~ by mail - 81 10y carrier always IA advance
JOSEPH HI LADD. Publisher No p bees nan a.
ANOT THEIR NEW n o Y l. -
~ ISABEL CARRoLLr0N. Pefslna Retrospect
BY KDelleT Glen l2mo vol. Price - eeois
PHiLLIPS SAMPSON q Co Boston, aud
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

II MIR c D NORRIS NJ. A., late Fellow u Ouel Cei
- Oxford rropened bis School - s2 Fourth ay, oppo-
, avsry Church Nun her OF boys aken limited 10 ~
Fo Ctrcu,sr interview apply as above he er
ono. ia permtsd 60 the Re- Rev Bp Wainwright, Rev Dr.
HSwks r. r. Minturn ESQ A. B. sands, ESQ, j. H. S"ih,
70 X & Cjoodhue Esq &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

NEW NOVEL. By the suthor Of MARY
N BARTON a." entitled NORTH AND SOUTH - vii be
comuepc,d in the November number OF ID hENSS
HoIJSFilOLp WORDS" aud viii be continued iaE aghorf
the volume When completed will be ssnea By ne Saatt
signed In one vol A. the Noveuber number 5 yese
held ors the beEnuing Of volume THIS me IsA me
fe those n,ending 20 do 50 to sSesSee t'ys - P so~
taC t..n No ~ spruee st, New York
d. DEAUM 0NT and F L Z T G He R =
I'D The works Of BEAUMONT and fLEIVdEN, VIA
Price 81.
,Ppblshed THIS DAY by
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON q CO Boston, sna
20 nERRY New York
NEW NO. OF CIIAMBERS'S JOURNAL.
IN CHAMBERSS EDINBURGH JOURNAL, Ps.t s, tOr
September Price 80 25 lscts single No Re
ceived BY the Pacific -
:. Recent English Reoks
RIOS POETRY or CHRISTIAN ART s25o.,
Il. Mrs AUSTEN'S GERMANY, - 50
LIFE OF Mts OPiE.
MlIMAN'S HISTORY Of LATIN CHRISTIANITY
DESIGNS FOR MONUMENTS, TOMBS sc.
Fntsh BoOks and Penodss imported to oeer On favoIA
Die
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

- at CLARENCE LILLE. l., at the low price Of only
Sl0 IA very Cerencsyille s without Doubt
IN, hsr dso. burnau village Of New York anf ueeds ouy
n be- seep 10 be d nee appreciated. fhe Long lsani Rail
sd run. through the u; 10 Is only i've miles On
BrooEyn accessible New Y0rk st al hoas Of lhs day
In half hour
rA ut.d with besutfgi trees; I've public pumps, having
the pursi ~afef the property May hindsDme
bou afe already built and others Of erection;
spS ths reay al village destined at distant DAY.
L. be On e the pop the ha1dson-s
ububsr village of NeNYoI Title perfect. Bat lee
Lotr Ere. ExeuIon the property viii be nade every
THURSDAY 81 oclock aud icSes san be hsd uom shs
undersi.ned 81 his Office from 10 | O'Clock.
JACOB PECARE, Proprietor No ig Hes'er-st
lr.r - ,r..I 1. L
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
r1.rS TT Tes1fif11T COUNTRY RESI-

EOR SALE-At low prices, choice LOTS on
sthav Also Lots or S7h.st. between 5th and Mad
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

II DAY SCHOOL The M's.es DANtOHTH VII Dc
rdV 10 receive their Pupils THURSDAY. Sept H. At No
so 4th 81 corner of Greene.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
II GRAIN. Professor of DRAWING and
.AMIIY BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS in

PAINTING will bs Instructions In cis-.es sed
pyste Lessons II bic Studio No 900 Ioustonst tetth
Of September Letters and mesas'e to BE- Ten a NJ O
DFCIiAUX Artists Emporium No 7og broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
INSTITUTE-A DAY and

u BOARDING SCHOOL ior YOUNG LADIES. No. -
Cintrn. .psee near wsshiogton-sqnar tbs tl.n..h H
). .s,s,.S % MONpAY SEPT a Paerts who vsh 'hoF'
orrh entsl dcrlne be scqrred b' nnir Oipsh's &C
. ,,h ~. l.rs % health ard strsnsrh afctet ~
1b az .r,oa,r exercise position ia stuGy meae o. biosA
ng sc ae invited 20 pAronzs this Shoo For ariheF eN
Narration srply tersoually BY Letter A. the lnstIge
li'-''N~ -ff'' '1 BIACKNER. A n pTucipa'.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09
ERENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING. and


~ The begins Septe mber Circulars NAV ke OBJ
t-insd the book of Roe Lockwood Son fhos
CTOwen Chss Francs, and samuel Rsynor Uni
Vsrsity from the JaB'tor GRO PARKER Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-09

vNTANTED-An American or Protestant
w uOUsYKEFPER 10 Dc the iouse~srt Of ssnsll 7. N
~ 4, R,collxn Apy widow LADY would have confor1ahle
nome ma se trrsiea mensr q the family Apey No
N W,sf erh near sth IN Sehernernornsx broSkyn
sdssr ssss Of Nsviasst Gecl rsfe'snes rrSursd
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

JOYOUS TIDiNGs.-Let the bachelors of this re-
gion rejoice. for behold we bring them glad and
joyous tidings. Among the emigrants now stop
ping temporarily the Noble route, thirty or
forty miles from this place, as well as among
those who have not yet reached that point, there
are go dly number of beautiful and marriage
bio young ladies'. Indeed we hear that the
tones of the igli, gutar," struck by fairy-like
fingers, and strains of richest melody warbled
forth from fairy-like throaths in loving words
pronounced by far-like lips, every night by
the pale moonlight" awake the echoes of the
brave old forests where the emigrants are now
sojourning.
1t may be slightly foreign to the subjec, to re-
mark in this connection. that zoe have some idea
of taking trip out tow ards McCumbel's Saw
Mill, on the Noble route, in the course of few
days. We go. we would have it understood, for
the sole purpose of seeing how the land lies
and making examination of its adaptabili,y to
stock.raisins."
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02
weavervilie. Correspondenee.
WEAvERv.LLE, Aug. 81, l8.

WEAvERV.LLE, Aug. 81, 1854.
MEssRs. EDIroRs-I presume that in the abb
sence of our friend "Adobe,' You may find
room in your columns for few lines from new
correspondent.
Our town and comfy arc at present in state
Of considerable excitement in regard to the az.
preaching election. 4 more than usual Interest
is taken III the subject this autumn. in conse-
quence OF the election of all our County officers
occurring at this time. The candidates of both
the " hig and Democratic parties have for the
last week or two been very busy canvassng the
County. From all ihnt we can learn there will
probably be a very close contest between them !;
aeh party being quite confident of snccess.-
Although the Democrats claim majority IN the
iouniy, as shown by onr previous ELECTIONS the
: hiss the other hand claim that there is ii
g vulslon in the public sentiment, and that the
Ptople are anxious for and will have change.
Your old correspondent Adobe (E. A. Rowe) J
is the Whig candidate for member of the Legis-
lure. ana hl, friends (nf hou he has many.
III Whig and Democraiie) are qnle confident
d his eleci on, for both parties we'll satisfied
h.i he will ably and faithfully represent the in-
q rests ot our county.
Mr.. Daiuger6eld CHE Democratic candidate
or District Judge) is al present with us; he is
mixing many friends. and our friend Hiilckley
will fiud IN him formidable opponent. We
are well satisfied that which ever one is elect
ed. our District viii have a most able aud eff
cieut judge,
The unners on Trinity River are doing better
his season than ever before Owing TO the low
lage of water they have been enabled 10 work
he bed Of the river to better advantage, and we
rear OF several companies 'hatare making from
iiiy an hundred dollars day To The hand,
nd here are GONE that doing still better
The miners throughout the County doing
well as general thing.
Yours, respectfully,
NV CORRESPONDENT.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

u R. G. Crozer late City Marshall of San
Francisco, having failed of nomination by the
Wing Convention, is running his own iudi-
vdual responsibility. The friends of the pres
ent whig nominee, John w. Mckenzie, charge
him with acting unsenerously in thus doing. for
the reason that Mckenzie backed down for him
last year. To this Crozer replies, in published
card, that he bought Mckenzie last year. by
paying his electioneering expenses up TO the
amounted to the handsome little sum of $3.50.
He therefore thinks it grossly unjust, that, ''un-
der the circumstances" he should 'be con-
sidered ungenerous." Such is the manner in
which Offices are gained in San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

HUMBOLDT DKMocRATIc NoMINATioHs.-On
the 10Th August the Democrats of Humboldt
County held their nominating County Conven-
ton. Alvin Flanders, Esq, of Eureka. was
nominated for the Assembly DR. NJ. Spencer
for Cnun'v Treasurer; Major e. II. Howard. of
Humboldt, for District Attorney; and Captain
Johnson, of Eureka, for Coroner. All these
nominations were made with perfect unanimity
of actin and feelings. A resoll ION was nj ii c
same time passed.. endorsing the nominations Of
Denver Eerhert and Iealse.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02
1hE SHASTA CUUAlEk.
SATURDAY MORNING, sisrr. 2. 1884.
Agcnt. TO: the Courier.

The following gentlemen are our regularly
authurIzeu agents, empowered 10 collect SUD-
.acriptions, Advertisements aud job " ok. and
receipt tor the samc:-
SAs Francisco AGENcY.-Mr. L. =. Fisher.
He may be found at his desk IN tlie Merchant
Exchange, Sacramento street.
FcaveruiLie. CRAM, ROGERS & Co., ano
RHoDEs IL LUsK.
One Horse opn.-.WooDwARD & CHAN.
DL *. EApressmen.
French GuLqh.-THoMPsos & ZIss and kSAF-
PER * SCHULTZ,
Yrska. .--CRAa. ROGERS & Co, and RHODES &
LusK.
ryl l..U Evans of the firm Of Best s Co, is
our regular agent al Bestyll.e, AeriE Sainlni.
Eivee. klamath county.
~ Murray & Armstrong; Express Is an an
thcrised Agent of this paper
~ AceSTs wanted in every portion OF tlle
mines.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

RIca SPECiMEs.-Mr. Swariz of the Wash
ington Quartz Company, presented us on yes
terday Will.oBe OF the richest specimens of gold
bearing quartz that we have eyer seen. The
piece of quartz is of sufficient size tn weigh,
when separated from the gold, about half a
pound and contains, we think. considerably
over FIVE dollars worth of gold. The Washinl-
ton Quartz lead has heretofore proved !. source
of great profit to the owners. and, so long as il
remains as productive as at present, must con-
ilrur to be most valuable property.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

RoGuEs ABuuT.-Ne satisfied that there
are large number of rogues in this community
at present We have been informed of lialf-a-
dozen ihefts during the week. Intwo instances,
the rooms in which gentlemen and their wives
were sleeping, We're enterd, and watches stolen
ihtrefroni.
The best way 10 pnt stop to the depredations
of these gentry. is to keep sharp look for
some time. and if possible catch and make an
example OF one of them.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

The EMIGRAr,oS.-We are nnarined thai a
very large number OF emts rants, just arrived
from the plains ere now stopping in the vicinity
of McCumber's Mill and Jack Hills Ranch.
They have great quantity of stock with them,
which, owing to the abundance Of grass the
Noble route, are in fiue condition. Several gem
tlep.en just returned from The Humboldt. and
who went out for the purpose Of purchsing cat
tie, say that the emigrants refuse to sell at any
thing like reasonable prices. generally asking
higher figures than the animals viii command in
this valley.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

THAsKs.-We are indebted to our friend Mr..
VIM. S. Fitch. for two mysterious black bottles.
which, with his compliments, we found upon our
liable few evenings since. The bottles are
made OF very beautiful glass. and have very long
and convenient necks.
rs We almost forgot to state that the bot
ties we're filled with certain liquids, by men 10
whom The Maine Law is rather obnoxious
called brandy" and GIN" Not being Judge
of either article, however, we called to our as
sls'ance friend OF acknowledged taste. " he
pronounced them No. 1.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

DIED,
In San Francisco, on the Goth OF August,
after short illness, Mrs. MADELINE EDWARDS
Mrs. Edwards was formerly resident of this
place. She is especially well known to the
readers of the Courier, by her writings over the
signature of" Madeline" She was woman OF
fine intellect, and possessed many ennobling
traits of character.
On Cow Greek, Shasta Co., on the 9th August,
Mr.. II. O. AKERsrRoM, a Swede.
On Whiskey Greek, Shasta Co., on the 26th
August, Mr.. FosTER C. WEBSTER, formerly OF
Illinois, aged about SO years
In Madison. Ohio, June LIST, Of tlropsy of the
heart, Mrs. REBEccA REILLY, wife~ OF James
Reilly, (now in Californin) aged 81 years.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02
Trinity saver Correspondence.

| BIG FLAT, Trinity River, Aug. 80. 1854.
| MKssRs. EDIroRs Rain has ant
| threatened TO destroy our fair prospects IL
| river mining, ,'--bni our people, prnhtins b,
experience have this season constructed theii
| works with view Of vithstanding moderate
iows, consequently the present swell IN the
| river has done very little damage aside from
| causing few days delay.
Rain commenced falling here on Saturday, the
til daylight Sunday morning. 1t rained with
great severity for portion of the night, and
tried our nerves with some real old-lashioned
thunder In the morning the mountain peaks
were covered with snow and the keen winds
herefrom resembled more the blasts of Deem
ber than the breath of August. The sky has
been overcast, with occasional glimpses OF
sunshine, ever since; but | think the weather
promises to be fair.
Most all the clever fellows" have been
round the past week making speeches 10 and
treating all us people" All went off tirstrate.
Indeed ourb buys speak like Congressman. When
we see them out On their I" high horses we
feel like voting for all ofthem--but We can't do
it. Still TO show our good feeling, we niprl1S
with eacl. particular ,nd;",d,al Of hem.
he 50ys- some vi ihem--hayc TO be beat
Has our ed di'o-s ever experienced the people s
want OF appreciation? fellow don't care a
-, but would rather any other man than his
opponent had beat hini-ioi such is man.
Big Flat still continues to be no great centre
of attraction. All the available wafer is en-
ployed with advantage 10 The lucky hombres
that hold it. Our mining grounds are extensive,
and pay well for sluicing, but our supply ot water
is limited, consequently our importance can
neither increase diminish much; but this Is
far from being the character OF our river Sener-
ally. Yours. &c. J.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

RED BLuFF FIGURING M1ILs.-We are glad
to state that this extensive FIGURING Mill, be-
longing to Messrs. Bull, Baker 4 Robbins, is
now in full operation. The mill is complete in
all It's parts, and cost small figure over $780,
o0o. AS will be seen by their advertisement,
the proprietors have annuonced to our farmers
their desire to purchase wheat, for which they
are ready to pay cash
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

Thirty YEARS IN THE U. s. oEnATE.--We are
IN possession of the first volume of this most
Senator Benton. MIR. Roman. g. Shasta Book
Store, is the only agent for the disposal of this
book in this portion of the State Ii is an in
valuable addition TO an American lilrary. u
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

CoRREcTIoS.-Ne state oeneht oi oui
Trinity readers, that, in the publication OF III,
. Trinity County DemocrAtc Ticket III our las
paper, the words "tor county Judge " 10,
Sheriff." and for C,unty Clerk, '--w whicl.
should have been over the names respectively O!
J. Logan, W III. M. Lowe, and Wm L. Jackson-
were accidentally oi"Itteu IN ihe nuriS "a H.
posing the form. The unlssion occurred tioni
the fact that during the week We prin'.d a
great variety Of tickets, and oi course USED ~.
same head lines tor each KIND. In this W.,
those particular hnSss were taken out OF the
ticket which we used III our paper, and. as " t
stated before, in the hurry OF putting The ioiiI
TO press on Friday night, were not returned
The tickets intended to be used at the balo
box, are printed correctly.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"A Ii. persons having claims against the estate
IA Of Thos. Palmer. deceased are required
10 exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the date of this notice,
10 The undersigned. at his residence on Clear
Greek, or they will be forever barred.
WM D. OLENDORF,
Aug &C, 1854. st Administrator.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

AsoTHEn lows DESTROYED BIZ FiRE.-A tele-
graphic dispatch from Nevada, Aug. 25th pub
lished IN the onion of Saturday last. says:
French Corral. town of from Is to 100
houses. was destroyed by fire last night. Ih,
FIRE originated acciiently in the California
House. The French Corral House. .Sublitts
Hotel and Fakes store are the only buildings
left"
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

SUPERIOR aoRsEs-A large proportlon OF the
horses brought across the Plains this season, are
of very superior quality and blood Among the
most valuable brought TO this place, are pair
of trotters said to be capable Of making mile
inside of three minutes like a knife" They
are held at sl5oo-a figure sufficiently low if
they are as fast as claimed.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

KEw SToRE.--We call attention TO the adver-
tissmnt of Mr. John Balls new Provision and
Grocery Store. in the bnilding formerly occu-
pied by jack Spencer. and Immediately adjoin-
ng the Post Office bui ding.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

NEw sAtoes.-John Harrington has fitted up
n very handsome style drinking saloon and
restaurant, IN the room next door below Loag' :
Horse Market His eating aud drinking = hx-
;Dss" and things are No l.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

" The weather during portion of the past
week has been remarkably cool-part of The
time reminding Us of November days IN the
sbe Mountains Of Virginia.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

LARGE BEr.-Probaby The largest amount of
money ever wagered Ill single bet on an cleo
tion IN this State, recently staked by Joshua
P. Haven, Wing candidate for Mayor OF San
Francisco, and w. L. Chryser, a wealthy gen
temen of the same place. The stakes were
$4,000 side--Haven betting on his own cleo
tlon The betting was publicly made in the
loon of the Union, and the checks for the re-
spective amounts placed in the hands of Mr..
Henry Haight. When the transaction was
made known in the public prints, however, it
excited such universal censure among the better
portion of the citizens, the' Mr Haven was
forced, in public card, to deny that it was a
o0na file bet. AS the stakeholder pronounces
the bet genuine and bona ide the presumption
is that Mr. Haven, in his denial, has fallen into
an error! This transaction may enable persons
to form some idea of the manner in which the
approaching election will be conducted in San
Francisco-although the length and breadth,
the heishh aud depth Of he corruption thereof
no one mind will ever be able to comprehend.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02
LATE NEWS FROM THE ALLAN.
TIC STATES.

The sfeamer Brother Jonathan arrived at Saf
Francisco, on last Wednesday, bringing U.
dates from New York to August 4th, and from
senge,s. SO of whom are ladies'.
We are indebted to Adams s, Co.'s Express
for the N. Y. Times of August 4ih We are Ike
wise obliged to Rhodes & Co.'s Express fox a
slip from the office of the San Francisco Herald
containing the most interesting items of news.
The news from Europe is not of very STIR
ring character It is reported that Austria is
about to declare in favor of Russia. Accounts
from ST.. Petersburg. state that the Gear is de-
termined not to yield, but discomfort prevails in
the capital.
Col. Charles Loring. of California, was killed
at The 81, Nicholas Hotel. New York. on the I'd
nlt,, by NJ. Graham, of New Orleans. The
deed was committed with sword cane. Gra-
ham claims to have committed the act in self de-
fence. He was committed for trial for murder.
The Fnrtifcaiion Bill passed. includes appro-
pristions OF $l30.000 for Notifications III San
Francisco generally; 10000 tor Notifications
on Alcatras Island; 500 900 for Fort Point, and
Texas.
The Emperor OF Russia has sent special mis-
sion 10 conclude commercial t.eaiy with the
United States. He also proposes to sell Sitka
upon very advantageous terms.
The cholera still prevails throughout the At
lantc States, although it appears to be abating.
In the Senate, the bill refundins TO Col Fre-
mont $l83, ,O0O with ten per cent. interest from
1850, tor beef furnished to California Indians,
was passed.
The River and Harbor Bill has passed both
Houses. and been sent 10 the Presdeut ioi has
action thereon.
The Democrats Of Virginia have nominate
Henry A. Wise fur Governor.
Col. Blissell. of Illinois, is lying dangerously
III at BerkIey Springs, Va.
Gen. Joseph Himan a prominenr Democrat,
politician Of Pennsy lvania, died al B,ihl, ll-n.
Pa, Thursday night, OF congestion OF the
brain.
The vomit waa raging 10 fearful degree at
Havanr and other places on the Island of Cuba,
al llst accounts.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02
Crau,, Rogers s. .Co.'s Express,

Mr.. Brastow, Cram, Rogers e. Co.'S Express
Messenger. has placed us in his debt. by dsliv-
erlns the Mountain Herald of the 26ih uli, at
this office or Wednesday last,
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

u The Heraid says the know Knothinss,"
have nominated Lucien Herman for Mayor of
San Francisco Mr.. Herman was defeated be-
fore the Whig Convention for the nomination by
Mr.. Haven.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02
Election sa,

On Wednesday next, the otti al = IT ils'e 4.
the people oi this State will rclse pruu
ureregatiye OF determining yue'b,r d. mooraii.
or Whig men shall represea rs IN the Lowe
House OF the United State, Congress Tor tbs
mex: two years. They will Il the same time de
clare, in the election of representatives 10 th'
State Legislature, whether wing or Dein"-
crot shall represent Caliiornia in the u s. Sen
ate for the SIX years next succeeding the xplr"-
ton of Senator Gwins term. The nIotlv' ,
then. is of sufficient magnitI'te 10 secure iara
struggle between the contenilns parties Aud
as there is so much TO be gaiaed and lost by 'li'
result, we doubt not very iull vote viii be
polled throughout TIE State.
In the Counties composing bis Judicial Dir
trict, in addition to many County oficers, the
people Will vote Tor District Judge. The
Democratic canddate, VIM. 4. Dain9ertield. ant
the Whis candidate, c. dinckIey, are each
gentlemen of great worth, aud well qualified 10
till with dignity and abitl y the ,.lstsnsnshed ID
and responsible position ni District Judge.
The candidates in this County for Representa-
tive, Assessor. and Surveyor, are all men who
are fully capable if elected, of performing the
duties of their offices with credit to themselves
and benefit to the County. he Only IhlnS to
be regretted by those who Anow them as Wei.
as We do, is that II is not possible TO elect then
all. Each party, however, appears quite conn
den, of success. The Wings say that their can
diCate for the Assembly, to use the Irish broSue,
= Bates the very ould Sinteman wild tail
in race; /; while the Democracy hold that
California " Hare runs worse than streak OF
creased lightning. Election day, however, viii
settle all question of their relative speed.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

EARLY FALL OF Ssow.-On Sunday morning
last. Aug o5th. the citizens of Weaverville were
surprized to find the surrounding mountains
completely covered with snow.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-02

TRINITY COUNTY WHIG TICKET
For Congress,
MAJ. G. w. BOWIE, OF Colusa,
CALHOUN BENHAM, of San Francisco.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH R. BEARD, OF Nevada.
For District Judge,
J.C. HINCKLEY, of Shasta.
For Representative,
E. A. ROWE.
For County Judge,
r. T. MILLER.
For Sheriff.
E. NEBLET.
For County Clerk,
II. J. SEAMAN
For Treasurer,
e. HASKELL.
For Assessor
WM. s. LOUDEN.
For District Attorney,
JOHN N. BEST.
For Public Administrator,
F. D. KETCHUM.
For Coroner,
a. SITES.
For County Surveyor,
H. L. WHEELER.