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New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
THE LAST MOMENTS AND BURIAL OF CAPT
CIFFARD.

The Kreuf- Z,etung gives ihe following description OF
the last moments and burial OF poor Capt Gifard
awe have received interesting dates from Odessa TO the
I'd June. On that day at p NJ the nter;nent OF Capt
(iard Of the Tiger took place BY order of the General
Osten Sstken the whole crew prisoners of war, as well
A. the Governor enera AnnemkoG with the other mill
tary aufhortes attended the funeral. Russian battal
ION in parade order formed escort to the coffin, and
fred the usual volleys The grave. Nearly the whole
population was afco and followed the procession The
sturdy Gen. Osien-Sacken took the deepest interest IN
the fate Of the Captain during his illness little be-
fore bis DEATH iard called the around his bed and
said: Lads you owe your lives to my being wounded
Greet our dear England for me when You zee It, After
these words he asked glass of lemonade turned his
face from the sailors TO the other side, and gave bp the
Ghost"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
THE WAR.
THE LATEST.

Lettes from the Danube menon that the Eussians are
leaving their sick behind in the hospitals, and the most
stringent ders have been given by the Turkish authorities
to resreci the and also deliver free passports TO the
Russian Surgeon who may be left in attendance.
lTetgrsJ he'd The London Times
vienna, Monday Morning, June 2G-Ihe night before
tie Russian reply to the Austrian note reached VI
enns.
1t il the effect that, mark Of high consideration
for Austria Russa consents to eyacuate the Turkish ter
ritoIcs.
fTeesraphed to I he Paris Mon.eurl
BUCHAREST, Friday, June 20, 1854.
The siege Of Sstria is raised BY superior order The
Russians have evacuated Gugevo and the whole OF the
srmy is 10 retire beyond the Pruth.
(Iel.grsphed to The London Daily News
CRossTADT, nransvylvanial June ls, 1884.
The Russians are leaving Waacbia in all haste. They
take with them the horses oxen Wheat aud everything
movable on which they lay their hands, leaving
nothing behind but their wrc;ched paper money.
From Various Other Papers
Bucharest June l5.-The march Of British de.ach-
neni from varna to Prevad on the 10Th inst,
nounced on tie sane day the commander OF the Rus
ean corps of obsers alton stationed below Basardk BY
Cossscks. The Russian corps at commenced
movement in retreat.
CoSsTAxrIsoPLg June l5-The advanced guard of the
allied army has reached Pravadi, between Varna and
shunls Generals Bosquet and Alonville, arrived At
Adrisnolle cn The l2th, with sOoo men,
ORsovA, June ls.-Gen. Liprandis army corps from
3 600 80 900 strong IS retiring from ssiIaa, to join
the CONCENTRATION of the Russian forces in Moldava.
BJcHARrsT, June is.--I is understood that the entire
evacuation of the Principalties will be commenced the
9TH
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
INDIA CHINA AND EGYTP.

rvx.,y saturdsy-The Bombay steamer has arrived
- fro,o aIexandria with the following dates
AIysaspEIa June ls.-Wheat dull; Saide, "a s9 Fra
C.LcuTrA, May l5.-There are small quantities Of In
deo here price 1877 to l3s rupees 3l7 chests sold at 40
rupees. Abundant rain
SHAscHAI April 22.-There is large naval force here
Tea dull. Silk lower. Opium declined. Exchange os
Great disturbance in the country.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
THE RUSSIANS IN THE PACIFIC.

Resr-Admirs Price, commanding at Calao has re-
ce, Cd directions to commence at once hostile measures
has ordered tho crews Of the squadron practise daily
and intimaca to the men his opinion that there will be
much be done upon this station by the squadron under
his orders that Great Britain has right to expect from
ait proper account of the Russian frgaes that are
known be upon the station as OF the numerous
" privateers that ii is known soon will be-.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
MOTHER ALARMING RAILROAD COLLISION.

ANOTHER ALARMING RAILROAD COLLISION.
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, July 2, 1854.
The down train from Pottsville into collision With
the up train from Philadelphia last night the keaing
road Phonixyile. Thirty persons were injured
three fatally No further particulars have yet trausprcd
sEcosD DISPATCH. l.30 2. NJ.
The agent of the Reading Railroad says there no
collision-hat the up-train which upset
second class car. Three IIishmen were injured, two
badly, one fatally.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
THE BAIIIC,

No operations have taken place. The disaster 70
the BIih force which attempted to enter the harbor OF
Gsmls-knrely is confirmed. Fifty -four British we're
Killed taken prisoners The Russians also captured
boat end gun. We have further details Of Admiral
Pumdges recent attacks On Brskesadt and other points
Of inland, but the main facts already known to the
public Tie admiral before opening FIRE on Cleaborg
issued the following notice.
Os soARD HER BsiTTAsIc MAJEsTYs SHIP LEOPARD,
orr WKABoRG, June l.
The Engish Admiral will neither injure private prop
eriy nor individuals is his intention to destroy forti
cations only and works of detense-the property Of the
Emperor. As long the inhabitants remain in their houses
iLty shs be protected but they side with the Russian
ircopr they viii be treated enemies. The English Ad-
rirs desires the and children may be sent out Of
the Town. Signed
HEsRY PLUNRIDSE, Vice Admiral
In the meantime Nspers operations TO be limited
to blockade but reported that the British Cabinet
had under consideration proposal made by him fo-
striking greet blow IN the Baltc-on Hssingsfofs per-
hsKs.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
MICHIGAN INDEPENDENT STATE CONVENTION

= - DE- hUIfi frl1ay, July 7, I,of
The Michigan Independent State Convention assembled
at jackson yesterday, and nominated Kingsley s. Bing
ham, tree-Son Democrat, for Governor and Coalition
ticket Resolutions to repeal the Nebraska and Fugitive
Slave laws and to aboh slavery in the District Of Co
lumbia adopted unanimously. The Adrertser and
eonser' stye Wings bolt and there will probably BE-
srelght VI hig ticket rominafai
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
Water Cure.

NEW-YORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
~ WAiEk-CUkE-rhe largest, most complete and thorousAy
furnished tLs country sfordrx pdyeeges Ia city AID csun
1syeu accommodated with transient boare e. No. ia 1h
eosns. s., of auEvers,yP.es- o. H. wEIILSnrroS. d.
HYDROPATHlC and HYGIENIC INSTITUTE
H snd sch0OL, No. Is Lairhts,- -ACCOMMObArtOss ss
oo PATIENTS. Competen. Assistants for Prsoece
speial department Female Diseases Fsels PhyscAD M
Midwifery X 7. TRAIL n. D., Pfopdssos
WATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and CHI:
pr sHEw's, st Oyster Bay L. L. for sumner tssassa ss
dsiy BY Cryson from Fulton Ferry, and Dr. TAtns.
and Shss Crystal Palace open tbs Whale yl
r-schec The best
reasonable both places
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
GREAT BRITAIN.
MALTA.

Ju.y % The 4h and stb Regiments Of Dragons have
arrived here Can't Wallace Of the 9TH fusien her oen
been .S,n S% b, slodS noIie from Tan
to.morrow' HE Tribune, with IS dragoons saved from
,bs Fu,ona has arrived.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

poutei Comusnderin-Chief OF the army Of operation
The Archduck Albrecht VIII comnsng , una'' "''
Trsnsyiy .ni, ard Cen Schllck IN Ghlnola
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
GREAT FIRE IN ANsONIA.

NEw-HAvES, Saturday, july :, I.3I.
Inc arge Stone factory OF the Ansonla CocA company
was wholly destroyed by fire early this morning. The
o-s exceeds e00 co., Insured for about so 000 The
business Of the Company conducted by j. Terry Son.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
xxxIIID CONGRESS. :. FIRST SESSION.
WAsHIsGroE Satu

WAsHIsGroE, Saturday, july e. 1884.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tho SPEAKER laid before the House the commun;cs-
ton from the Secretary Of the Treasury urging the sppro.
phstion for the San Francisco Custom -Hocse.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
PRUSSIA.
THE LOAN

One half tie Ps.ian loan of 80 900 900 thaers voted
by the Chambers in April last has been conceded to the
"See HsDdIuDg," Maratme Commercial Company.
90 and wiz issue on the st of July Government has
agreed concede the remaining half Of the loan be-
fore Octohcr !.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
GREECE.

ATHENS june l7.-Hadji Petros, the last chief Of tn
inurptnt Greeks has been convinced OF the hopeless
ness Of the insurgcLt cause and submits Piracy /
diminishing.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
THE HEALTH OF BOSTON.

B0sTON Saturday, July z, I5J4.
There were l37 death. In Boston during the week end
ing this noon OF which "a from cholera and IL from
sunstroke. The weather to-day is quite comfortable with
light east wind
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
THE SOUTHERN NAIL.

BaLTisoeE, Saturday, July = 1851.
YOrieans papers up to Sunday have been received
The weather has Teen Tremendously hot south and there
had occurred many scattered cases Of cholera There
was no other of importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
CLMIRA. CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA FALLS


~ RAILROAD-wIDE CARS with SOFA sEArs.-rHREE
a 1a u s % %9s G Il. S:% York a. & ss sss SEE H.
Eus and Niagara s,. n:ssd roe e Sha @
s. e. + s 8 s. . w @ G he 's.. aa c;s
esosd Lewiston with the Royal Mail LIns Of
TSIsGS s Mob Mds ss s%rds.n .s % Win. s 4
Ths with perfect regularity and Dispatch always max
"a S ssSsSSss SsssSnss% % sr $ @ S. c No 3
,s aud Fl s ;ff I s %a %
''pF"''' WI W PlLnER Agent, NO No. isi seo.dw.yNY
V'HE new aud elegant Steamboat MAY QUEEN
5 s can 2 s , as M M sssn ." s S "a
For "@% lion .s 6R%sf No.
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Passengsr
BudaIo EIp.s A ~ ior Buffalo direct witSco. ch.,ssS
b.nkEs EsPress.7A NJ for DantIr..
Mall BIS b. for DuHkrS and Buffalo, snd intermediate 10
~: Ef F..:..::. e MD foo. ., cA.ms. VI,
WV P..s,l t sSIf1 'Pd 5q o Sn. sns s.rnes.t. ~
S,.h, sg.,,s; =, p w. Tor ouOsfs .nd Buffalo
On sUsDAY Only one Espres rrsin, .spM
Thee ESy.s rns ednrsc. basao with h elias, ,plena1
s sors Rsod Ii ol csvssad S II; 'sa Cincinnati. Ts
o. c. acoALLUM. General suDerintendsn.
NEW-YORK, OGDENSBURH aud MONTREAL
~ RAILROAD LINE via syrnsssd Bellows s:l' Rul.oa'
White oani.a. Gcupslsr 81 Assas and ioasss Point
& a.. Ny ~ a's u. Sat .' s s.s' .a sHS M ss.
'1'ii YnAscis HSbE ia s"s. ssas
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA and tho
IN SOUTH aud WEST via the NEW-JEhSEf RAILROAD
u s. MAIL ssd EXPRESS LtNES-L.sy- New York fo's %
CogTisnit-sf al sud 10 NJ sud ~ aud bP Thoush
v -Four Hour. Pr- - IS n7 sn5 ~ and - IN 10 and
sy .s@5. fhr9usS nes. ,or Cacian.i M ss aud
S. s:;..s ed stsed s md "a s''''
NEW-YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS d.
REoTBy Railroad va Hartford Springfield Bellows r.lls
via MoBpelir Burlington ST. Rosses
Point Ogde,burgh ard ycntres Ticke, Oces-Nsw Haven
Railroad Of Broadway and Csnsls. 2s;h
snd ih Express Tssins A. NJ and T. H. Baggage checked
through. FRANCIS HYDE. General Agent, Soutas
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS FROM THE TIGER.
tclegraphic dispatch has been received at Plymouth,
announcing that eight of the prisoners taken from the IT.
ger near Odessa exchanged for similar number oi
Russisn prisoners and that Surgeon Domve Is one OF the
officers 80 exchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
U.ARLNZ JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YoRK..
Cleared this Forenoon.
Arrived.

sssnsh Iirnes'tu Cavendy. Norfolk Lud'um Peni9ts
Aabtpa -cLenck ssvsnlshS 8 Aehs Nasbyhe Berry Csiie'
81 oao.t, II s-on CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
MeAifol.

NHOLERA.-In DIR. SHERRILL" GUlDk ~
" HEALTH, by ksdde plan Of detailed 49,
proved uniformly successful For sale BY RADDE SMITH, NV
way. ard the Aufhas, No. SIS Hsdson-sf
nR. BARRETTs AMERICAN COUGH SYRUP;
~ highly esteemed ef Cosshs Colds
toe Lunss se. may hss late rs.tenss No ~
New yost, and OF DR. WILLIAM OLLik5k Drusssr =
eswery. Aso. q BRIcE Ne. q Jsnesa.. sfs'syA 49,
remedy fos ST. vIrUSS DANCE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
THE WAR.
THE ARMY.

THE ARMY.
Draft detaebments of the Genadier, Co!dstrean and
Scots Fuser Guards left London this morning fer fors
mouth TO be embarked in the Vulcan for the East.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08

THE AUSTRIAN INTERVENTION
DC ADetriaR armamcns coniio3s. Gen. Hoss "a CD
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
ASIA.

Eoibin, later. sehamyl is near riais.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05

ti n that uf fac iorists aud disorgnxszers ant
h wing organ d ours. Ives into sepsraie Con
veniion. winch we maintain to be the true Dem
ocrafic State Convention, and thus in separat.
Convention assembled, having made the follow
ing nominations. we cordially recommend then
TO the support Of the democracy of the State:
For Congress-JAAEs w. DENVER. OF Trinity;
Pint. +. HERBERT, of Mariposa.
For Clerk of the Supreme Cour;-CHARLEs A.
LEAKE, of Calaveias,
II Is unnecessary To comment on the charac-
ters of these gentlemen. Suffice il to say that
they are honest men aud true democrats.
In order that the outrage which attemp-
ted To be perpetrated by The minority faction
and which resulted in the division Of the Con-
veutiop, may be set in clearer light before
you. We beg TO submit few additional facts:
Delegates from many of the more important
Counties-El Dorado, Placer. Alemeda, and 9th
ere. were contested or to be contested un-
der circumstances which leave room To
doubt that il was a concerted trick for the
purpose Of obtaining the power Of deciding
upon the rights OF the applicants, aud thus de-
feat the almost universal wish of the people Of
those Counties. In each Of the Counties re-
ferred to, when in County Convention II was
found that ihey-the minority. could not sue
coed III their unhallowed designs they faclious-
ly withdrew, and organized sepa. ately. thus re-
fusing to recognize the fundamental prin, iple Of
the Democratic pariy-the syiR Of the nnajority.
We beg also to call Your attention 10 The fol.
lowing exhibit OF the strength Of the parties III
the Convention
The seats of the delegates from the following
counties were. or were not contested, as indica-
ted by the list:
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05
THE SHASTA COURIER.


All of our readers are aware uf the fact tlla,
the delegates appointed by the Democracy o.
the State, TO represent them in State Conven
tion, after an Intellectual attempt TO organize
divided od into two Coaventiens-the Broder.
ickites constituting one and the Anti-Election-
lists the other. The nti-Electieaists, or Anti
broderickites. numbered very nearly two
thirds of all those delegates whose seats were
uncontestcd The Brodcrick men were in con-
sequence placed in a very small minority. This
small minority, however, refused to be ruled by
the large majority. Hence the two Conven-
tions, and the nomination of two democratic
tickets, and the PRONUNCIATION Of two addresses
to the democracy Of the State. The following
is the address Of the Majority Convention, with
the names Of no less than one hundred and
eighty-'hree regularly qualified delegates at
tached thercto:-
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05

Total 1913 60
~ These counties instructed their Delegates
to vote against Eleclionists.
Here. then. we have a large and decisive ma.
inrty, every way counted. against thai faction
which attempted to obtain the rule of the Con-
vention. Such proceedings. we feel assured,
can never be sustained by The honest democra-
cy of this State, for they strike at the funda.
mental principles not only of the party, but Of
the government itself.
If cliques and factions. by such dsgraceful
and factious proceedings, are allowed to over
ride the will OF the majority, where is the secu-
rty for our rights and libertiesl Such them
fellnw Democrats, ia the condition of our party
at the present Time, and it is not difficult after
the impartial expose we have made, to deter
mine upon whom the responsibility of things
devolves. We have endeavured to exhibit the
head and front Of all this distraction aud discord,
and trust we have succeeded in doing SO. That
the people will visit upon ihose who. in return
tor the honurs and emoluments of position, have
planted the envenomed fang OF dssension into
the bosom which armed them into life, we
have no doubt. We cali upon The independent,
interrupted and incorrupiible freemen of this
State to vindicate their rights. revenge their
outraged will. resuscicate the violated princi-
pies Of law and justice. of virtue. truth and de-
cency, of the dignity and liberties of man. and
teach those W no would despoil them of their po-
litical prerosaiiyes that they knoso their rigkts
ard dare maintain them.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05

BUYIho HoKsE.-How one oi our gay young
brokers was recently furnished with "a new
wrinkle" is told by his friends on the streets
as follows:
fellow came riding fair.enough gh-looking
horse to the front of the ufflce at which Joseph
does the needful trimming for his fellow citi-
zens, and halooed: Say, understand you
want to buy boss. here, at this shop7'
Banker leaned agans, the side OF the door, half
opened his eyes. shut 'em again, gazed sleepiy
at the bipedal, and then at The quadrupal ani-
nial : and at last how much =
A hundred and fifty dollars was the reply
Can't give it, my friend. You're good tei-
low, don't daubt; bui can't give that price
Some iudge of horsefesh myself
Well say what you will give exclaimed the
horse merchant Il want to SELL
Tell what q drawled Joe very sleepilyi tell
~hat-IsE give you twenty-five dollars tor that
horse.
He's with more said the jockey, tossing
hi. leg over the saddle, and sliding slowly to the
ground, but lNver was the man to let hum
dred and twenty-five dollars split me in hoss
trade-he's yen<n!
Banker took The horse, and-has him yet
having utterly failed in a dozen Efforts To give
him away. His last trial was 10 bestow h,rn
on Professor Snow. veterinarian, To be used as q
living illastratien of all the diseases to which
the horse is subject in this climate. Blu, the
Professor steadily Objects. ON the ground that
several of the beasts ailments may possibly be
Contagious! se
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05

GETTING William dear win.
IN" said the wife, with d word Of affection in
her eyes,
Speak, heavenly chariner," replied the new
husband. returning with interest the expressive
glances of his spouse.
"Dear Wiliam!''
"Adored Elizar'
Sweet flRttererw
"AngeiiC creature!"
'Dear--dear William, pardon me-but do YOU
think a short walk would hur, u.s. as the divine
Willis says!"
II fear, lovclest of the sex, that you may be
fatigued."
Fear not dearest.n
Heavenly emoiion-bright dream Of my pre-.
cartons exstence-but cannot help fearing"
Sweet William"
Celestial Eliza"
Here they .el to violent kissing, which lasted
about fifteen minutes. Almost breathless, the
lady exclained
William, dear William, why are you so sweet
Oh. fhe joy, the ecstacy Of welded bliss Best
beloved. win you ever love me thus ~
by yonder fearful II cay tremendous orb
swear!" he exclaimed. pointing To the pun.
''Aud as memento of our wee! ding day, will
you yearly bring ne here-wil you cherished
idol7''
Yes. my only pet--my life--my love--I will
bring you here every year--if my capital holds
out.'
"Oh, best and bravest of thy noble sex, talk
not OF capital i'll this. our hour of bliss !"
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05
-Vke Rash House Property.
HARDWARE: HARDWARE"

Wndsworth 81 Rockwell,
EXPORTERS AND DEALERS in every de-
4 .crip,ion Of Hardware, Cutlery and Heavy
tC;o us.
no. Hos, Battery Street. Corner Of Mer-
chunt. San Eraucisco.
Merchants and others visiting this CITY are
particularly i-vi,ed to call aud examine our hne
stock of goods and low prices OF the same. con-
sisting in part as follows:
CUTLERY, all kinds:
I.ocks. latches, bolts, butts, screws, hinges;
Hat. Goa, and wardrobe hooks, iron aud brass;
Iullies, W
Brass goods, all kinds:
Mechanical tools, do;
q. Nails. spikes, brads, tacks; ~
-ls Shovels, hoes. forks, rakes. axes, castings'
Brass kettles. axle trees, elliptic springs
Leather betting, files, chisels, hammers;
Saws. saw setts. emory, sand paper;
Sleeves spoons, plated and iron;
Silver pltted tea sets; do castors;
Drittania castols; do pitchers; :,
Dinner bells, tea bells, COW bells, sheep neiis'
Ircp. brass and copper wire;
Ladies', skimmers, dipPers;
Razors shears, scissors;
Pistols. bowie knives;
House keeping aud farming utensiis. al KINDS
together with large assortment OF other s"ods
IN rhis line. which We shall always sell nj the
very lowest ma rke, prices jy8-lm
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05

A HARD HlT AN Eastern cotemporary per-
perpetraies The following L, certainly should
debar him from visiting the Athens Of Amer.
ica."
in New Haven, only three years d, was prom
Used one evening that she should accompany he
parents to Boston the next morning. She was
much elated at the prospect of the journey, and
when SHE had finished repeating her little prayer
as she laid down to sleep. ahe said with the ut
mos simplicity Good bye God-Good bye
Jesus Christi am going to Boston in the morn
ing ~
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05
JOHN TAYLOR,

VMPORTER AND JOBBER OF DRUGGISTS,
L Chemists and Confectioners' glassware, per-
fumery, fancy goods, &c
1870, Washington st., between Montgomery and
Sansome Has on hand complete assortment 1t
hop furniture. and can ht out Drug Stores aud
Physicians offices at short notice.
Also. prescription vials. hair oil and peu,atum
nottles. tunnels, yra.uates, inortars aud pestler.
.patular corks, sYringes. Also. fne assortment
If druggists perfumes and liquors, combs
,rnshes aud perfnmery. Packed With care.
May 81. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

MR.. AND MRS. BLAKE prepared to
Iyl receive into their fanily in Benicia linn
lied number Of lads, 10 whom the best facilities
will be furnished for their nental and moral i'm
proyeu,en, Terms M derate. For further i'll
formation, circulars etc. address
REV C. NJ. BLAKE,
;172r, Colle1ia,t Tust,u.. P..'.'.. " Cal
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05

CURE FOR CoRSs.-Mr. Cooper. IN his "Dic
tonary of Surgery has the following infallible
cure for corns; Take two ounces OF gum ammo
niac. two ounces of yellow wax, and six drachms
OF verdigris; melt them together and spread the
composition ON soft leather; cut away much
and renew it every fortnight till the corn is
away. a3E
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05
CURTISS & HCGHEB,
Carpenters and Cabinet Makers.

er ESTIMATES. PLANS, AND0
specifications on all kinds of bull n
z4s.szeadi dings. bridges. mills, &c. Furni- -
ure and sash of all kinds on hand and made to
rider Turning and job work of all kinds done
to order and on short notice. Wagons repaired
with good timber. Toms, rockers and sluices
always on hand.
All orders in our line promptly attended to.
Shop at the head Of Main street. Shasta.
p. J. CURTISS. WM. S. HUGHES.
Dec. IL. 1853.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05

The Greek iusurrectlon is reported to have
been completely quelled by same FINAL successes
of the Turkish authorities ia Epirus. Kiug
Ohio is also reduced To submission. aud the Rus
sian Minister has consequently found it necessa.
rv to withdraw from Athens
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-05
YALUAnLE PROPERrY FOR SALE.

A THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
kIm;l sale, ou reasonable terms, the properi,
0nl on which he is ut prcsen; residing. pleas
au;ly situated in the lower part OF Shasta, and
known as
Vke 3 ash House Property.
The improvements are "a we'll built two story
dwelling house. with kitchen attached well
arranged Bathing House, new and comm"di-
aus Barn, Sc. &c. .
This property is conveniently located, with a
never failing stream flowing through II the en-
tire year. and is every way desirable to any one
who may wish to locale in this pl'ce. For tur-
ther particulars apply to the proprietor on !, me
premises St1' i'TH
Sha ia. April Is. 1854.