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The Weekly comet., 1854-10-15

A GEOLOGICAL DfscovEnY--Ou
Friday forenoon, an immense fossil
tree was discovered in the Bloomfield
Freestone Quarry, the property Of
Bale John Davidson Of Airdrio. At
present there is only uncovered Of tho
tree about thirty six feet, and from the
thickness at which it disappears in the
adjacent rock, its entire length seems
greatly to exceed fifty feet. The roots.
so far as they are uncovered, show
diameter Of not less than six feet; the
base Of it runs to fully two feet in d.
ameter. On the whole ofthe side un-
covered there appears to have been no
branches. These, however, we pre-
sumo, must be near the top, as We
picked up several nuts in the broken
fragments Of rock, which possibly may
have been the fruit Of this giant Of the
early forests. The depth at which it
was found is fully thirty-Dine feet.
The crowds that have Aocked to see
it from the town and neighborhood arc
immense. North British Mail.
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"IO ac}tnt 1t sui comDieriou H0 IRE

"7o ac1at 1t sui complexion ao tce
come Ut last. I'm private letter to
a gentleman, at Boston, Mr.. Bulwer
the English novelist says:
'1 have closed my career MS a writer
Of fiction, | am gloomy and unbap
pv. | have exhausted tho powers Of
life, chasing pleasure whore it is not
to be found.o
There is no marvel at this state of
mind, in Mr.. Bulwer had he welded
his talented pen, in the defence of vir-
tdes "upholding vice to scorn y in
stead Of weaving an unnatural and
gastly charm about such characters as
Paul Clifford and Eugene Aram, then
this sentence would never have been
uttered by him in his old age.
Mr.. Ainsworth, is a less polished
imitator Of the same school, and is
welcome to his own reflections. Wo
never think Of the tlieving propencity
ofJack Sheppard, and the coarse bru-
tality Of Dick Turpin, but what VIC
think that a change of mere "circum-
stance" would have made Mr. Aims
worth an illustrious imtator Of these
wormealen worthless.
INerNIus Corrh,vANcE.-- TO protect
the treasure in the vaults Of the Assay
Office, New York, from the attacks Of
burgulars, space is followed out in
the granite blocks before they arc put
together, large enough to admit six
pound ball, which when inserted in the
cavity, win move very readily to tho
touch. Should thief attempt to drill
hole through the mortar between
the blocks his drill, in some parts of
the passage, will come in contract with
one Of the balls, and il cannot proceed
any further, but will merely tdrn the
ball round in the seeket, effectualIy
battling the operator. This is good
idea, and the contrivet certainly deser-
YES patent for the same.
A SPLENDID WoKK or AHT.-Ttis
proposed to erect gigantic static Of
Shakespeare in London, to be Of cast
iron, and one hundred feet high .-----
There are to be three floors tho sides
of which, it is proposed, shall be adorn-
ed with bassi si-relieyi in cast iron, re-
presenting all the chief scenes in the
plays Of the great dramatist. Light
is to be admitted through the eyes and
top Of the head, and also through open
ings in the drapery Of The statue. It
will probably be one Of the most splon-
did monuments to the genius Of that
wonderful man, which art is capable of
celebrating.
STEAMBOAT Malta SUNK--.Greaf
Lass Of Life.--We had a despatch
yesterday afternoon, stating that tho
steamboat Malta sunk on the 9Th, near
Hurricane Island, and one cabin pas
senger was drowned.
This statement appears to be iucor-
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STEAMBOAT Malta SUNK--.Gre0f
Lass g/' LVe.-We had despatch
yesterday afternoon, stating that tho
steamboat Malta sunk on the 9Th, near
Hurricane Island, and one cabin pas.
senger was drowned.
This statement appears to be incor-
rect as to the time when the boat sunk,
and also as to the loss of life, which,
we fear, has been very great. 4 des-
patch to the Memphis Eagle and En-
quirer, dated Paducah, September 30,
says:
The steamer Malta sunk yesterday
at noon, at Big Hurricane Island. A
passenger who was on board at the
time supposes that twenty or thirty
deck passengers were lost.
The Malta was on her way from
Cincinnati to Memphis. She r1n as It
regular packet between the two places.
Plrnyxne
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Mcssrs EUGENE LANouE, dl
this city, and J. V. Durable, of West
Baton Rouge, have been appointed to
gil the vacancies in the Board Of Di-
rcctors, of the Branch of the La. State
Bank at this place, occasioned by the
removal from town of DANL. d. AVERY
and thedeath Of the letc STEPHEN
HENDERSON. ..-
Masonic HoNoRs.-The Masonic
fraternity at Richmond, Va, have
made arrangements to pay special fun
eral honors to the late Edmund p.
Hunter, who at the time Of his death
was Grand Master of the State. The
ceremonies will take place on the 4th
of November next, and will be quite
imposing. A. Judsop Crane Esq. will
be the orator, H So
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EF The trial Of DIR. K. NJ. Graham,
ofNew Orleans, for killing COL Loring
at the St. Nicholas Hotel, New York,
commenced on the 4th instant, in the
Court oi Oyer and Terminer. The
testimony 10 far, on the part of the
prosecution, makes out very strong
case against the accused,
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
FRENCH GULCH HOTEL.

@ THE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure
Egiii in announcing to the public that they
-k44n.A have opened The above named house at
French Gulch, for the accommodation OF travel
ers and others who may be disposed to favor
them with their patronage. The house is new
and commodious, and in connection with it is
an excellent garden, from which the table will
be constantly supplied with every variety of
vegetables. We flatter ourselves that our facl.
tiles are such to enable us to keep a house
equal. if not superior, to any in this part OF the
country. Our BAR will be furnished with the
Choicest Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Selected with great care, expressly for 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
share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited. J. L. WRIGHT & co.
June 3, 1854. 3m
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CONSTARLE,s SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION to me
- delivered, and issued out of the Court OF
A. A. Mix, Justice of the Peace in and for
Cottonwood township, County of Shasta and
State of California, on judgment rendered on
the 28h day Of April. A. D. ls54. in favor of a.
& J. Hunter, and agai st John Temple. for the
sum of three hundred and ninety-hree dollars
judgment. and one hundred and twen,y-six dol.
lars and thirty cents costs of suit together with
the COSTS that may accrue, have levied upon
and seized, and will expose to public sale in
front of the /" Belle in Red Bluffs on
On Monday, the 26th day Of June.
A. D. 1854. between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
M and 2 O'Clock PM, all the right, title, inter-
est and claim of the said John Temple Of in,
and to the following described property, lying
and being in Shasta County and State of Califor-
MIA. to wit: The undivided half of Ranch.
known the Ranch of John Temple, and con.
sistng of about l56 acres of land of which 80
acres are in barley and SO acres in wheat. Said
described ranch and crops situated on the
north side of Cottonwood Greek, about two
miles above VIM. Leans.
G. c. POTTER, Constable.
Red Bluffs, June 3, 1854. je3-4t
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SUMMONS,


TN THE DISTRICT COURT of Shasta Coun-
l. ty within and for the County OF Shasta, in
the Ninth Judicial District of the State of Cali
fornia, Shasta County, S.
Ole H. Thoen vs. j. A. Winemiller, ]. 6. Doll
and F Haywood.
The people of the State of California to J. A.
Winemiller, j. G. Doll and F. Haywood, the
above named defendants, greeting:
Whereas, Ole H. Thoen, the above named
plaintiff, having, on the 18th day of February,
A. d. 1854, filed in the office of the undersi gned,
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
plaint alledges, and in his affidavit swears, is
Justly owing from you to him, all Of which will
specifically appear by certified copies of said
com plant, to copy hereof attached These are
therefore to require you to appear and answer
said complaint within the term follows, to
wit: If yeu served within the County of
Shasta, aforesaid. within ten days; if served
ont 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 to 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 w. Dawson, Clerk of the
District Court aforesaid with private seal here
unto affixed there being official seal yet pi
videt Done at office in Shasta this the ninth
day of March, A. D. 1854.
THOS. W. DAWSON,
Clerk of Shasta County.
By Gro F. AFFORD, Dep.
April 8, 1854. 3p
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E. LEVIN g. CO.'S
THIRD GRAND RAFFLE.
VAL U e ID AT 1000.
$50 Magnificent Prizes!
2,aGO TICKETS-$2 EACH.
The drawing to take place in Shasta
On the Last Day of June, 1854.
CATALOGUE OF PRIZES.

l. One very heavy extra fine gold magic
case English skeleton lever watch, full
jeweled, with splendid mammoth guard
chain, SIS
2. One very heavy gold hunting English
patent lever watch, diamoud stem, chro.
nometer balance, full jeweled, T. F. Coo
per maker, with very heavy and beauti.
ful fob chain and locket SEAL 81
3. One very heavy gold hunting patent
English lever watch, full jeweled, Thos.
Jackson maker, with fob chain and seal, 2:
1. One heavy gold hunting patent lever
watch, chrononeter balance. full jeweled,
s. +. Tobias maker, with fob chain and
seal, 3,
5. One heavy gold hunting patent lever
watch, full jeweled, Johnson maker, with
gold fob chain, L,
6. One heavy gold hunting patent lever
watch, full ieweleII, Harrison maker, with
heavy gold fob chain, /.
7. One splendid diamond breastpin with
large stones, l:
8. One very fine enameled ladies' hunting
watch and fancy guard-cbaiR, l;
8. One very heavy plain cased gold hunting
lever watch, fall jeweled, T. F. Cooper
maker, !.
10. One very fine ladies' gold hunting
watch and fancy chain. l,
IL, r. Two fine gold hunting ladies' watch
es, detached levers, q
l3. One gold patent lever, full jcweled,
johnson maker
Ii. One gents diamond breast pin, 8 dia-
monds,
Is. One diamond ring, single large stone,
16. One do do
H. One beautiful silver set, consisting of
knife and fork, sterling silver.
Is. l9. Two fine gold ladies watches at As,
90. One diarond ring, single stone,
81. One splendid silver goblet, 4
22. One English silver hunting patent lever,
johnson maker
%, 26. Four beautiful sets of ladies' breast
pins and ear rings, at 40. II
81, %. Two double gold plated silver snuff
boxes, 25 each,
90, 30. Two enameled fine gold bracelets,
25 each
81, 80. Two fine silver cups, at 90,
33. 35 Three silver full jeweled detached
lever watches,
36, 40. Five charms-two gold horses, lion,
gun and deer, and sailor, IL
al. One very heavy miners gold breast
pin,
40, As. Four gold double lockets, Is each,
46 One lady's silver work box,
AZ, 54. Seven heavy fine gold gent'srings.
Is each, II
So, Sc. Two ladies' hair bracelets, with
fine gold clasps,
81 6l. Five gold pens and pencils, la each,
50, &c. Five do 10
81, "A. Eight ladies' gold thimbles. 10.
IS, 78. Four gents gold breast pins, imita.
tion diamonds, at 10.
70, "a. Six heavy gold ladies' rings, imita.
ton diamonds,
IS, SO. Nine watch charms, different kinds,
10 each,
Eno 1ol,
real stones and pearls, at $50
.104, ll8. Fifteen fine gold ladies' rings,
with garnet and pearls, at S,
ll9, 1913. Five gold ladies' pencils ats, :
l24, 1875. Two gold tooth picks, at S,
l26, 1875. Ten gold ladies' pencils, at4,
1856, I5O Fifteen gold pens, with silver e1-
tension holders. at 4,
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
FINE GIG A Il y.

uSuE SUBSCRIBERS having made arrange
i ments for u regular supply OF fine Cigars
will hereafter be prepared To oder TO the trade
as good a variety of choice brands as can be
found this side Of San Francisco, and at low fig-
ur.s. Also good assortment of low priced CT
RS always on hand
We have now OH hand good assortment OF
superior brands.
4 share af public patronage is respectfully So
Gcited.
MESC0TT BARTLETT & CO,
Soda Works. SHASTA.
~ Orders for Soda. Ale and Porter promtly
executed
May 81, 1854. tt
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Il WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC
4 thai every preparation is being made to Gel
CITRATE the approaching anniversary OF our ma
tons birth day. at the
"TOH'ER HOUSE,"
IL a style worthy Of the glorious occasion. In
seed no excrtions expense shall be spared IN
~,rdrr to secure II large. as well as happy gath
.hius As as earnest of this will here state
that | will run several free coaches down the
q ,lley As far as Tel.aua, foe the accommodation
,t all ladies' aad for all those gentlemen who
tnay hiring ladies' with them. Recollec, then
al, 4h Of July celebration at the Tower
5snnse." LEVI I'll. TOWER
Nav l3. tdc
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M. JACOBSON & CO..

M. JACOBSON & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Clothing, Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
N OW OCCUPYING THEIR OWN FIRE
In proof brick building, adjoining the ST.
Charles Hotel, would respectfully announce to
the ladies and gentlemen of Shasta and vicinity
that they have just received a full assortment OF
SPRING And SUMNER GOODS.
anequalled by any that has ever been offered in
this place. or this side of the Atlantic States.
The ladies goods consist of
French Lustre Mnstias. figured;
Plain white, do Sactss, Book anil Crossbdr do,
Linen and Cotton Cambalcs, Laces,
H,hi,e and Colored IFiadooc Curtains,
Hosiery, Shoes, SIX and Kid Gioces
Ribbons, Fancy Buttons, Trimmings,
and other fancy articles too numerous to men,
ton.
A complete assor,ment of Gentlemen's Furn-
ishing Goods, Cutlery. Playing Cards, and all
other articles usually kept in line of busi-
ness.
Ladies and gentlemen will find it to their in
terest 10 call and examine our stock, before pur-
chasing elsewhere as we fatter ourselves that
none can compete with us, with the advantages
enjoy-receivins, as we do. goods
direct from the Atlantic States and Europe.
sy- Packers and Miners will please notice
the above card.
NJ. JACOBSON. San Francisco
HENRY GETLESON, Shasta.
April 1854 ap-f
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

TINE YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY, az Be-
Il nicia, it is believed. offers superior induce
ments to parents and guardians who are seek
ing thorough instruction for their wards OF
daughters.
Rev. C. NJ. Blake. agent for the same, will
visi, shasta and vicinity soon. and refers to s.
Lean Esq. and the editors of this paper.
June Ia. 1854 I'm
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No Cheat. No Humhug !

H The above firm is well known in Shasta
and the surrounding country to be regularly en-
gagged in the iewelry business, and amply re-
sponsible for all they undertake to perform
Ii is not their wish, would it be 10 their in.
terest, to injure their reputation by palming of
are warranted TO be precisely as they are repre- !.
sented in the catalogue, and if found not to be
so, will be redeemee in cash. Call and exam.
inc for Yourselves.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
CALIFORNIA STEAM MITIGATION
COMPANY.
s@A FOR THE UPPER SAC
ranicntO River.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR MAY. 1854.
The steamer ORIENT, Capt. A. D. Carpenter.
leaves Red Bluffs every Monday morning, and
arrive at Sacramento the same evening.
The steamer BELLE, Capt Henry Gilman.
will leave Red Bluffs every Wednesday morning,
and arrive at 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 the above boats must be paid tor
on delivery. For freight or passage apply to
the Captain ON board. AT Red Bluffs to
E. ]. WEEKS, Agent.
At Sacramento, to I. w. LYLES, Agent.
mhlSif Office Oh board storeship Globe.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
GoLDxTONE &nROTHERs &

GOLDSTONE g. BROTHERS
ID ESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN-
II ton of the ladies and gentlemen of this
city, and their customers throughout the vicin-
ity to their well selec.ed stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ceut's furnishing goods, and miners wear,
which they offer for sale at the lowest rates ever
offered in this market.
GOLDSTONE & BROTHERS.,
Next Store below Harrington & Dolls Grocer
Store, Shasta City, Cal.
Nov 12 1853. n12-ti
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
AELECF SCHOOL.

MRS SHELDON wouh announce to the
WI citizens of Shasta and vicinsty, that IN ac-
cor,lance with numerous requests, she VIII open
a select school for a limited ne,pher OF lads aa'.
misses, in this place, commencing on Monday
the I9.h of June.
For terms of tuition Sc. please apply at the
imrnnagc in the rear ot the church
Shasta, June 10, 1854.
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FOk S.A1. a..
The Billiard Saloon,

II NOWN AS THE BELLA UNION. IN the
IN Fire Proof Building of Hollub 81 Isaacs,
containing two tables new bar and fixtures
everything complete and in good order doing a
good business. Coolest place in town in the
summer season, and the only place III town Tor
amusement.
For terms enquire at the saloon, or at the Of
fee of Adams s. Co.
Shasta, April 90. 1854. II
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
DIsS0LITION.

TIME CO-PARTNERSBlP HERE Of ohE Z
i existing between Robert A. McCaoe ana
NJ, Vincent of The town of Red Bluffs, is here
by dissolved. Ill 49,
All persons indebted to the firm VIII make
,.vmen, of The same TO Dow Vincent, VINO VIII
settle all demands against the late flrm o OF 'in-
0e1' R. A. McCABE.
June 10, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
NOTICE.

"HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ex-
l. listing between Kaiser & Walter in the
keeping Of the Union Hotel'' in Weaverville is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bus
mess of the old firm will be settled up by Kali
ser at the Independence Hotel.
MARTIN KAISER,
FREDERICK WALTER.
Weayeryille MAY 22d, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
JOHN TAYE0 R.

y
IMPORTER AND JOBBER Of DRUGGISTS,
l. Chemists and Coufectioners' supplies, per-
fumery, fancy goods. &c.
Merchant ST., between Montgomery and San
some. Has on hand complete assortment 4
shop furniture. and can fit out Drug Stores and
Physicians offices at short notice.
Also Prescription vials, hair oil and pomaium
bottles, tunnels. graduates, mortars aud pestles,
spatular corks, syringes Also fine assortment
of druggists perfumes and liquors, combs,
brushes and perfumery. Packed with care.
MAY 81. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
MARTIN KAISER

MARTIN KAISER
HAS FITTED UP THE EXTENSIVE
IL MANSION
Independence Hotel,
where he will continue his old busines in all the
branche< of Hotel keeping. He hopes by strict
attention to business to meet his oil friends and
the public generally.
Nav o. 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
MURRAY s. ARMSTRONG;
shasta and Arbuckle Express.

AK THIS EXPRESS. re-
&K4N& Gently established to run
NSSS--Na..~-- bety. cen Shasta and AR
buckle, by the way of Horsetowh aud Dry
Greek. il Intended To supply want long felt by
the miners of Dry Greek AID Arbuckle.
Our Express regularly leaves Arbuckle on Sat
ur,4y Returning leaves Shasta on Sunday.
Ali business usually transacted by Expresses
mill be attended to with promptncss and hdehty.
MURRAY l. ARMSTRONG.
Arbuckle, June -, 1854. )ei7~u
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100 DOZ FANCY HANDLED BROOMS
lUU 300 boxes Ad. Candles.
40 cases Roast Chicken;
900 cases Xxx Ale and Porter;
100 cases Brandy cherries;
900 cases fresh Peaches;
$50 cases Saleratus. in glass and pagers.
100 cases assorted Preserves:
30 cases Sardines. Inf boxes.
80 cases p. aud NJ. Yeast Powders.
$50 cases Imperial Tea. lib caddies;
go cases ground coffee, in lib tins;
400 cases ground Pepper, in lib bottles
so cases Cayenne Pepper, Alb bottles;
$500 boxes n. A. aud Hills Soap;
100 cases Catsup;
lo5 cases pie fruits;
i50 cases half gall. Pickles;
100 baskets Champagne;
200 doz. 3-hooped Buckets;
For sale by r. f. BREWSTER & CO
lO9 Battery street, corner Of Merchant, San
francisco. Je24-lt
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INFORMATION WANTED,

0F MISS MARY DONOVAN, who arrived
" in San Francisco in 1852. Any person
knowing of her whereabouts will confer a favor
NV addressing a letter to her brother, james
Donovan. Shasta city.
+. Chronicle please insert three times. and
send bill to this office
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP.

HHHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exis-
Il ting between the undersigned, under the
name and style of Rhodes and Lusk, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. James NJ. Rhodes
having purchased Hiram Lusk's entire interest,
is alone authorized to settle the business Of the
late firm. JAMES Nj. RHODES,
HIRAM LUSK.
Shasta, Feb. II, 1854
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
RATHs Ar FIFTY CENTS!

GTEAM. SHOWER TUB AND DOuCHE
- BATHS will now be furnished in good
style, at so cents each, by H. w. Hubbard, at
the sign of the globe lamp, Shasta.
ALSO.
Goods taken on storage. From 20 to 30 good
beds for lodeers will be found at all hours OF the
night Also, miners tents always on hand.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick.
Shasta City, May 90, 1854. ap9tf
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
BOARDING SCHOOL FOX BOY

BOAR DING SCHOOL FOX BOYS.
MIR. AND MRS. BLAKE prepared to
M receive into their family in Benica linn
tied nambeF of lads. TO whom the best facilities
will be furnished for their mental and moral i'm
provement Terms moderate. For further in
formation, circulars, etc. address
REV. G. NJ. BLAKE,
iel7.3m Collegiate Institute, Benicia, Cal.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24

TINE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED
l. in the name of
MIX, BENNETT &. CO.,
who have full powers to settle the business Of
the old firm of Church & Mix, pay all debts OF
the same, and collect all outstanding accounts
MIX, BENNETT & co.
Dec. 81, 1853. If
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CANON COURSE

A RACE WILL BE RUN OVER THIS
IA course on the 81 of July, between
- Yr-ka Bally," owned by McIntosh. and !" Ben
Franklin" owned 10y Cooley. Distance GOO
yards. Purse, 1000.
Canon House, June IL, 1854. tdr
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NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS:

NEW kO0KS! NEW BOOKS!
TUST OPENING at the SHASTA BOOK
- STORE, large assortment OF the latest and
best works Of the day Light Literature, mis-
cellaneous and standard works, snd oafe hun
dred assorted new novels. Blank Books and
Stationery of every description. Also an exten
sive assortment of Scheol Books. Playing Cards.
Pocket Cutlery, etc Musical instruments and
Instruction Books. bv A Rr"AN
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-24
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TIME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Elk
Il listing between J. E.Church, OF the town OF
Weaverville. in Trinity county, and w. A. MIX,
of Red Bluffs, in Shasta county, merchants do
ing busihess in the name of Church & Mix, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r HAVE APPOINTED JOHN E. CHURCH
i my agent duly authorized TO transact busi-
ness for me during my absence from this State.
j. BENNETT.
Wcaverville, May 90 1854. my27-tf
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ruxNITURE WARE ROOM

MAIN STREET, SHASTA.
u.mediafely below the Brewery.
a THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD stSAs
" inform the public. that he has on XssssE
m hand. at his Cabinet Shop, and ~
Ware Room. in the lower part of Shasta, large
.rnnIv of ali kinds of Furniture, snch as Bed
.,rads. Looking Glasses. Tables, Rocking Far
lor and Office Chairs, Sofas. Mattresses &c: &c
ali Of which he is ready to sell cheap. All o
these articles are kept packed IN BOXES re''u'
Ersrv order in my line promptly attended to.
''' CHARLES \. lager.
Shasta, March II. 1851
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y o y e R II TEVIs.
Counsellor at Law,

Ipearervalle, TRINITY Co.
q Office in the Austin Hotel"
Weayerville, Dec. 81, 1858. dec3ltf
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NO 0T1CE.

I HAVE APPOINTED J. NJ. RHODES MY
duly authorized agent for the transaction OF
my business during my absence to the Allan
tic States. j. G. DOLL.
Shasta Nov 26 1853 d3tf