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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-14

of 1876, which many predicted would not
yield sufficient revenue for government en-
penses, had created plethora in the treas
ury, and locked up from circulation an undue
accumulation of money. He approved of
the tariff as an advance toward free trade
principles, but in the present commercial
crisis he urged still further advances towards
those principles, by allowing the free impor-
tation of foreign Goals. The revenues for
the next four years be estimated at $40 ,000,-
900, and calculating the expenses at $685..
100000, the surplus would not only pay off
the aggregate of the public debt, but leave
twenty millions collected from the people.
which he viewed as useless and unneces-
sary tax. During the last four years the i'm
portation of foreign coal had been 6, s2 62S
tons, paying S5,9lO,0OO duty. Walbridge
gave statistics of coal production and con.
sumption.
LOWELL, Dec. II.
The Know Nothing municipal ticket is
elected. Lawrence, X. ~, for mayor, has
46l votes, all others 469.
CLEVELAND. Dec. IL.
Five propellers, loaded with 5000 tons OF
goods for Detroit, are frozen in here
Propeller Baltic left this morning, but re-
turned and reports solid ice as far as seen
from the mast head at Pathing Bay.
BUFFALO, Dec. l2.
W. Morton, in the provi sion business on
Lake Superior, pretending to have contracts
to supply mines, has drawn largely en- Adams
California Express and various mines, and
decamped. Over $4,000 Canada draft for.
geries are discovered already.
HARTFORD, Dec. IL.
This morning the kitchen part Of the Uni
ted States Hotel was mostly destroyed by
fire. The main building was slightly injur-
ed. Klap's large barn and livery stable was
also destroyed, but horses and carriages saw
ed.
New YORK, Dec. IL.
| Ii is now reported that the Austrian con-
sui was summoned as witness against an
Austrian named Siphann, who arrived re.
Gently, charged with obtaining $40, 600 of
goods under false pretences. The consul
refusing to attend, an attachment was issu-
ed. Consul asked officers who searched on
the Baltic, to hush the difficulty. He is sus.
pccted OF being concerned in quantity OF
counterfeit thalers recently put in circula-
ton here
BosToN, Dec. IL.
Counterfeit IS OH the Casco Bank, Port.
land, Me-, are in extensive circulation.
The Cosair cotton mill at Midway village
was burned yesterday afternoon. Loss Sl4,-
600.
New ORLEANS, Dec. IL.
Sugar t. lower.
COLUMBUS, 5. C., Dec. I2.
Gen. ]. II. Adams was yesterday elected
Governor OF South Carolina by the Legisla-
ture.
PITrsDURG, Dec. 10, NJ.
/ No change in liver since noon. Weather
clear and cold. Navigation still supended
New YORK, Dec. IL, p. M.
Flour firm; $50 bbls good Ohio sold at
So 1919 10; southern firm; 1900 bbls sold
at IS 50a9 SO. Wheat firm. Germ firm;
sales 10000 bush western mixed at 95c.-
Pork Uifle lower and unsettled; mess Sl3a
l3 so; prime Sl2 37al2 so.
Beef unchanged; lard easier, but not low
er; 700 bbls sold at 9 75al0 50; whisky un.
settled, Chic 4Oa40ac; groceries dull: lin.
seed oil 75a7S. Stocks lower, money un
changed.
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REAL Esrsre FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

of decree Of the Nanderturgh Circuit Court
u made the last of said Court certain suit then
lending in said Coart wherein Samuel Cas day panud
and James NeC2ster and others defendants will
sale public auction the door of the Court House
EvaDsvills. December. D. 1854 be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ o'clock p NJ Of
said day the folio real stse Situated In vanderburgh
Ind that is All of fr ctcna sctio five go
and 81. TO- toxnship No seven Q south Of range No ten
i0) the district Of Lands subjecs sale yncen
Ind of said fractional sections hereto
fore of II tie heirs of Willis N Hawkins dec'S under
the Probate Court Of county and
bounded as follows to wit; Beginning tbs south
of said section No running thence along the
line of said section No s. forty chains fy-ons
thence line parallel with Of
the River Islaud
with the anders thereof TO the line DIVIDING fractional
tons aud s. thence along said line the begin
mag Also the half Of the south
No. 80 in township No. south Of No In
land district aforesaid and the
east quarter OF the same section.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-t third Of the rehase in
CASH - SIX months with interest the remaining
year with interest The property will
the who will their
for the unpaid portion of the purchase aud
the Purchased the of the
The notes and will provision waving ree
from valuation or appraisement laws.
noyl6-4w JOHN MITCHELL. Trustee,
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uOUsE FURNISHING GOOcs.

r0LBUKN a HERsHBgRGEk have Jpen fee ~
~ large stock of FURNISHING Goods cen
ssng of Three Ply Ingram and low priced Carl ets stair
aad Hall Carpets OF various patterns and qualities 'cr oi
Cloths iron IS feet wde Satin de LANES Worsd ar
Cotton Damasks Funitures Bro Hollands Tor ans
Muslin and Luce Catns Cornices Curtain Pins and AN
Rods Mars-ies Qailts. Linz Damasks. Table Linen
Toweling Piano and Table Coths aud Bed Blankets Of all
sizes and qualities.
We also Mattresses of size aud descrp-
u which will warrant good as be found Also
Bed Comforts OF all sizes All which will sell Low
the quality he found this side OF the Allegheny
Mountains Foster Block. list st.. Mair. oct2D
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS

NV no nave the complete and de-
w srable Dry Goods lie found in Western
market which all cash Promps time buyers
unusually low rates bought directly som the
and portrr aud In quality and cheapness
competition Of the markets in the West
We old friends and
feel well that make their well
Others tuying call purchasing
elsewhere. ociIs JOHNS IN a. FRENCH.
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WABASH a ERIE CANAL TRANSPORTATION

t,2s-.r ITss,h TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. <EEf9,
PHIL A DELPHIA andB LII s20AnDsc
M0RE-Thr undersgpes Agent WI eceiPt TOT the deve
ry THROUGH of ali kinds of Produce and iron
this city, sv IN. Troy and Western Line,o Canal Boats
noyIs"tf JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
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INDIA "A STATE STOCK MONEY AT PAR.
w. u. DEvOU q ROCK WOOD,

~ and 50 Pearl street. Cincinnati. o. -
XHT0ULD inform Indians deter
mined reduce their STOCK OF Go0Ds this season.
a rats that shall conform 10 the EXTRAORDINARY LOW
PRICES that have been e0rr~nt the pass month.
Thy mean 70 meet the nartst and viii sell Ter "
STATE STOCK MONEY the baianee Of their Large
fal importation. among " heh may be found
RIBBONS.
EMBROIDERIEs. -1- E..l Eif -f z /.
SHAWLS -
DRESS SILKS
TRIMMINGS 1850 tar
WHITE GOODS &c.
And rarcuarly we'll selected and extensive stock 81
MILLINERY GOODS. nevss-ivsSV.
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INDIANA ST ate STOCK MONEA
AFFAIR GOODS
S20s000 OF State Stock Money Wanted

II H. MAGHEE q co have on haad very large eie-
- CANT stoek OF Dry Goods Boots Shoes Hats CAPS and
Bonnet which they will sell low rates and take sbs
OF the state stock Banks Of Indiana no. in
""He'' noy25
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q. n. Ef;GI.EsTON A 90.

q. %. Ef:ELESTON a 10,
EnROPRIETORS of the City Foundry In Evans
VILE bald all kinds OF Machiaery in nle quality and
price equal "a any made in any city OF the West.
We make Fire ans Steam Engines all Saw aud Gris Mill
Irons Iron Water Wheels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Fence Railing Of various Brass Work OF all
kinds Wrought and Cast iron bridge Workndeed every
thing line OF business Prompt attention given TO
pairs.
highe. rrice Scrip Iron Brass and Copper
Foundry the Caaacorer Of Canal and Ingle streets.
sem
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NOTfcE.

oIiCE - hereby given that taken letters tes-
tanenary the Of John NJ Stock we'll decd and
as sueh Executor All having claims against
said estate are sted 60 duly Tor
and those OWING said soth to call and
settle with me instxnter my Water
nov5-lm k0BEBT BAHNES, Executor.
pUrTONS.--l00s gro Lastus Overcoas Bsstcus;
u lD gro Youths Metal do;
gro Twist Coat do;
800 gro Smok Pearl vest do:
Received this day and for sale by JAS. Low CO..
oetl0 AIS Main street Louisville, XIV.
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e g: -
RAII.RO Nd TR NOTICI

vUyo ALBANY. boston. NEW YORK and ali interme-
date stations aud places Immediately compile
ton TIE Evansville AMI Charlottesville Railroad % Ierre
Haue which will be within thu GATE
ready receipt THROUGH for the delivery OF all
kinds Merchandise Produce Property from this city
this aud T-rre Hxue all OF the above
cities intermediate points and stations via the India a. Uhio
New York Central Ne~ York and Erie and Albany and bos
ton Railroads.
So made known application at my ohce under
novis n '~'' JOHN S. MITCHELL. Agent.
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&VNDRIE-
NEW FAMILY GHOCERY.


NEW CANDIDATE IN THE FIELD.
FUNE FAN Stvie Vat Manufactured " NAUTlEE MAX
d CONNER. Is now before the public. and will run
against other Hat without dncton 81 parties in point
durability Citizens about voting them
selves would do well call and examin eand-
Second oet5
wEsTERN FEED 4 AGRrrr LrURAL. WARE HOUSE.
WIy'ER. WINGATE Il co.
NANUFACTCRERSs nd Dealers in all kinds cr Farm
wi aud Garden Mo wing Reaping and Threh-
Machines Field and srier Sees Trees &c. $40 MAIN
Street opposite Bank of Louisville Louisville. Ky
sep25-Tyw
a LOT of Turnbu's Cutting Boxes. Corn Shelters AZ
IA Sausage Cutters TOT sale by noyl4 L. GHAN' a CO.
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SEyATE.-The first ballot resulted in the
election of Rev. Mr.. Slcer as chaplain by
"a votes, the balance being divided among
5 other candidates among whom Rev. Mr.
$. Canton received 9 votes.
Senate adjourned.
HoUsE-Considerabl discussion between
Campbell OF Ohio, Shelton of N. Y, aud
Smith of Va. Bill then passed-ye cas- l26,
nays 40.
House then went into committee of the
whole on the invalid pension bill.
Walbrdge, of N. Y, called the attention
of the House to the resolution directing the
committee of ways and means to bring in a
bill sbolishing duty on foreign coal. He adj
vocated the measure, declaring it the true
true policy of Government to regulate the
revenues so as to equalize receipts and ex-
penditures as nearly as possible. The tariff
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SCNDRIES.-
- lbs ass Wires. 500 lbs Block Tin,
500 lbs Copper Bottoms. cask Zine.
cask Ansils. reed per Lexington and for sale ~
move SAMUEL ORR.
q =. ALMOyDs.-2.5o0 lis for sale by
Ns nova >. l.. GILBERT d CO.. Syc. near Water.
o. AFE KEY FOUND.-An iron Safe Key found
- yesterday morning Main street. The owner OBJ
a 1t b paving for advertisement. novI4-tf
1DURE WHITE LEAD.-Z5 kegs pure White Lead rec ID
Ii ard for ale by noys SAMUEL ORR.
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CITY. MILLS FLOUR for sale at tn. Mill ..ss SOC
" IS rs CASH.

uAA PIECES Russia Linen and Cotton Begging FOR sale
AVOby oct3 j. II. MAGHEE co.
HlONNETs.-cos straw Bonnets newest sSylss rse'dths
ID cay and for sale b.
novs JAs. Low & CO.. AIS Main 81. Les.. Ky.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

UNHE ohe for sale 100 Of Land joining
the OF Pstoks Columbia miles north of Prince
Gibson County ndass sud 3orods from the Railroad
acres said Lad cleared wen
Meadow Pasture and Pcushand. we'll vatsrsa ssa shssoJ
rot SURPASSED bv in the county .--..- -
the Paoka House. The Lots lie together snd embrace
about OF Ground we'll in various kinds OF
fruit with alving spring Of water running through
Property wei arranged Ev
ansve vinenncs being about equal distances the
Railroad those places Any wishing TO purchase.
well call riber living the premises,
18th of Decsnber he leave home
at tvat time.
oct27-swd WILLIAM JERAULO.
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DLACK NDFANCY DRESS SILKS we have on hand
ID stock Of these desirable soods which will Of
heavy prices
and sss them. octls JvHN5 IN 4 FRENCH.
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HcT,oXss, T0Ys xA ANP yy.A' z GeSps;

n @. PCsHEE l. NOW BEEN EI0hT YEARS IN
Ne Evansville constantly sddins al the litts ueiu sad
zl articles. this particular branch Of tsde
with present with Eastern merehans and
market prices.
respect uly invited ca and examins the gsae
variety. Store under Odd FsIlowr Hall. Pnt street.
e2-iyd&w 81 " -ts al H
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
FRENCH GULCH HOTEL.

f@ THE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure
Ziii in announcing TO the public that they
-Ia4...A have opened the above named house at
French Guch for the accommodation OF travel
ers and others who may be disposed to favor
them with their patronage. The house is new
and cemmodous, and in connection with it is
an excellent garden, from which the table will
be constantly supplied with every variety OF
vegetables. We f1atter ourselves that facil-
tiles are such as to enable us to keep house
equal. if not superior to any in this part OF the
country Our BAR will be furnished with the
Choicsst Of Wines, Liquors md Cigars,
Selected with great care, expressly tor the
house. Attached to the house we have good
corral and stable, well supplied with hay and
barley, which will be sold at the lowest rates.
A share OF the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. J. L. WRIGHT & co.
June g. 1854. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
RHM MONA.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT of Shasta Coun.
i ty, within and for the County OF Shasta, il
the Ninth judicial District OF the State Of Cali
fornia, Shasta County, IS.
Ole H. Theen vs.. j. A. Winemiller, J. 6. Doll
aud F Haywood.
The people Of the State of California to J. A.
Winemiller, j. G. Doll and F. aywood, the
above named defendants, greeting:
Whereas, Ole n. Thoen, the above named
plaintiff. having, on the 18th day of February
A. ID. 1854 filed in the office of the undersigned,
Clerk of the Court aforesaid, his complaint
against YOU as defendants therein, for the re-
covery of the sum of eight hundred and forty
dollars and eighty cents, which he In his COM
plant alledges, and in his affidavit swears, is
Justly owing from you to him, all of which will
specifically appear by certified copies of said
complaint, to copy hereof attached These are
therefore to require you to appear and answer
said complaint within the term as follows, to
wit: If you are served within the County Of
Shasta, aforesaid. within ten days; if served
out Of said county, but in the Ninth Judicial
District, twenty days; in all other cases forty
days. in either case exclusive of the day Of ser
vice; or the plaintiff will take judgement by
default against you. if you fail 10 answer his
said complaint within The time prescribed by
law as aforesaid. for The aforesaid sum OF money,
together with his costs. damages, &c.
Witless, Thomas ". Dawson, Clerk OF the
District Court aforesaid, with private seal here
INTO affixed, there being official seal yet pl O.
vided. Done al office in Shasta this the ninth
day of March, A. D. 1854.
TBOS. w. DAWSON,
Clerk of Shasta County.
Bv Gro F, ALroED, Dep
April 9, 1854. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
CONsFARLEss SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO me
- delivered, and issued out of the Court OF
A. A. Mix, Justice Of the Peace in and fol
Cottonwood township, County OF Shasta and
State of California, on Judgment rendered on
the oslh day of April, A. D. 1854, i'll favor of A
& J. Hunter. aud aga st John Temple. for the
sum of three hundred and ninety-hree dollars
judgment. and one hundred and tweniy-six dol
lars and thirty ceuts costs of suit together with
the cos-s that may accrue, have levied upon
and seized, and will! expose to public sale In
front Of the I" Belle" in Red Bluffs, on
On Monday, the Goth day Of June.
A. D. 1854. between the hours of 10 o'clock A
NJ. and 2 o'clock P.M all the right, title, inter.
est and claim OF the said John Temple of, in
and to the following described properly, lying
and being in Shasta County and State of Califor-
MIA, to wit: The undivided half of Ranch
known as the Ranch of John Temple and con-
sising of about 156 acres of land, of which 80
acres are in barley and SO acres in wheat. Said
described ranch and crops are situated on the
north side Of Cotton wood Greek, about two
miles above VIM. Leans.
G. c. POTTER, Constable.
Red Bluffs, June 8, 1854. je3-4t
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CATALOGUE OF PRIZES,

CATALOGUE OF PRIZES.
l. One very heavy extra fine gold magic
case English skeleton lever watch, full
jewelcd, with splendid mammoth guard
chain, sac.
?. One very heavy gold hunting English
patent lever watch, diamoud STEM, chro-
nometer- balance full ieweled, T. F. Coo
per maker, with very heavy and beauti-
tu fob chain and locket sea-, 30'
3. One very heavy gold hunting patent
English lever watch, full jeweled, Thos.
jackson maker with fob chain and seal, 2e
4. One heavy gold hunting patent lever
watch, chronometer balance, full jeweled,
S. T. Tobias maker, with fob chain and
seal, 20
5. One heavy gold hunting patent lever
watch, full jeweled, Johnson maker, with
gold fob chain, Is
6. One heavy gold hunting patent lever
watch, full jewcled, Harrison maker, with
heavy gold fob chain, Is
7. One splendid diamond breastpin, with 7
large stones, II
8. One very fine euameled ladies' hunting
watch aud fancy guard-chain, IL
8. One very heavy plain cased gold hunting
lever watch, full jeweled, T. F. Cooper
maker, 1o
10. One very fine ladies' gold hunting
watch and fancy chain. 10
es, detached levers, 20
la. One gold patent lever, full jeweled,
Johnson maker, 4
Ia. One gents diamond breast pin, dia-
Tnonds, z
IS One One diamond nd ring single large stone
y One beautiful silver set, consisting of
knife and fork, sterling silver, s.
Is. l9. Two fine gold ladies watches at as, 8
90. One diai"ond ring, single stone, 4
81. One splendid silver goblet, 4
% One English silver hunting patent lever.
Johnson maker, q
49, 26. Four beautiful sets of ladies' breast.
pins and ear rings, at 90, lG
27, %. Two double gold plated silver snuff
boxes, 25 each, s
90, 80. Two enameled hne gold bracelets,
25 each, !.
81, 80. Two 6ne silver cups, at 20, 4
33. 25 Three silver full jewcled detached
lever watches, g.
SO, 40. Five charms-two gold horses, lion,
gun and deer, and sailor, l0
IL. One very heavy miners gold breast
pin, q
42, as. Four gold double lockets, IS each, Il
46. One lady's silver work box, i
47, 81. Seven heavy fine gold gents rings,
Is each, 10,
55, Sc. Two ladies' hair bracelets, with
fine gold clasps, 3,
81. 81. Five gold pens and pencils IL each, 3,
81, sc. Five do 10 5,
81, "a. Eight ladies' gold thimble., 10. g.
rs, 7S. Four gents gold breast Plus, unita.
ton diamonds, at 10. A
79, "a. Six heavy gold ladies' rings, imita.
ton diamonds, 81
IS, SO. Niue watch charms, different kinds,
10 each, 81
"a, 1903. Ten fine gold ladies' rings, with
real stones and pearls, at $50 2.
l04, ll8. Fifteen fine gold ladies' rings,
with garnet and pearls, at S. Z:
1l9, 1913. Five gold ladies' pencils, at S, %
l24, l25. Two gold tooth picks, ats, 10
1876, 1875. Ten gold ladies' pencils, at4. &C
l36, $50. Fifteen gold pens, with silver cx-
tension holders. at 4, &c
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
JOHN TAYLOR.

TMPORTER AND JOBBER of DRUGGISTS,
l. Chemists and Conlectioners' supplies, per-
fimery, fancy goods. &c.
Merchant ST.. between Montgomery and San
some. Has hand complete assortment Il
shop furniture, and can fit oat Drug Stores and
Physicians offices at short notice.
Also prescription vials, hair oil and poratum
bottles, tunnels. graduates, mortars aud p-stles,
spatular corks, syringes. Also, fine assortment
of druggists perfumes and liquors, combs,
brushes and perfumery. Packed wilh care.
May 81. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
NEW ADVANCEMENT.
ARRANGEMENTS FOX MAY, 1854.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR MAY, 1854.
The steamer ORIENT, Capt. A. d. Carpenter.
leaves Red Bluffs every Monday moraing, and
arrive at Sacramento the same evering.
The steamer BELLE. Capt. Henry Gilman,
will leave Red Bluffs every w Wednesday, morning,
and arrive al Sacramento the same evening.
The steamer CLEOPATRA, Capt. W. h. Tay-
lor, will leave Red Bluffs every Friday morning,
and arrive at Sacramento the same evening.
Freight by therabove boats must be paid for
on delivery. For freight or passage apply to
the Captain on board. At Red Bluffs to
E. j. WEEKS. Agent
AT Sacramento TO T. w. LYLES, Agent
mhlSf Office on board stofesaip Globe.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that all per
~ sons having claims against the estate of
George NJ. Shannon, late of Colusa county. are
hereby required to present the same with The
necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his
residence at Placer City, in said County, within
ten months from the date hereof. or they will be
forever barred: and all persons indebted to said
estate, are hereby requested to make immediate
payment to the undersigned ut his residence
aforesaid R. H. PRATT
my27 1t Pablic Admir- Cousa eourty.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
FEMALE EDUCATION.

TEVHE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY at Be-
l. nicia. it is believed offers superior induce
mcnrs to parents and guardians who are seek
lug Thorough instruction for their wards OF
daughters.
Rev. G.. NJ. Blnke agent for the saEe, will
wish Shasta and vicinity soon. and refers 10 s.
Lean Esq. and the editors of this paper.
June 10. 1854. I'm
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
SELECT SCHOOL

Mrs SHELDON would announce TO the
vi citizens of Shasta and vicinity, that in ac-
tor,lancc with numerous requests, she will open
IA select school for limited number Of lads AMI
misses in this place, commencing Oh Monday,
IN. 18th of June.
For terms of tuition &c. please apply at the
parsonage in the rear of the church.
Shasta, June 10, 1874. II
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
nISSOLUCION.

U1HE CO-PARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE
exisrinu between Robert \ McCabe aud
Dow vinceat, of the town ot Red Bluffs. is here
by dissolved. -
All persons indebted to The firm will make
,aymen, of ,hc same 10 Dow Vincent. who VIII
settle all demands against the lare hrm OF IN
cent & McCabe. ID Nv eiNcENi'
L A. McCABE.
jane 10. 1854 81
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
No Cheat. No Hamb.g :

Y> The above firm is well known in Shasta
and the surrounding country to be regularly en-.
gagged in the jewelry business, and simply re-
sponsible for all they undertake 10 PERFORM
Ii is not their wish, would it be 70 their in.
teres,, to'injure their reputation by palming OF
spurious jewery upon the Psblic. All articles
are warranted to be precisely as they are repre-
sented in the catalogue, and if found not to be
so, Will be redeeInee in cash. Call and exam
inc for yourselves.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
NEGOTIATION WANTED,

az MISS MARY DONOVAN, who arrived
" in San Francisco in 1852. ANY person.
kunwiug of her whereabouts will confer favor
10y addressing letter to her brother, james
DInovan Shasta city.
5 F. Chronicle please insert three times, aiiG
send bill to this office.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
FINE CHG ANS.

SINuE SUBSCRIBERS having made arrange
4 ments for a regular supply at fine Cigars.
will hereafter be prepared To offer To he trade
good - var ,ry of choice brands as can be
fo md this side of San Francisco. and al low tis
~ \. Also n good assortment al low priced ci-
z >always ON hand
We have now on hand good assortment Of
superior brands.
A share of p9blle patronage is respectfully So
licited
WESCOTT, BARTLETT l. CO.
Sada Works shasta.
sr Orders for Soda Ale and Porter prointly
e1rcuicd.
May %, 1854.