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Ordinance No. s.

In relation TO Games.
The Trustees Of the Town OF Nevada do oain follows
Any person persons who are the keepers OF
any house wherein are kept Biard Lansquenct, or any
other tables for the purpose of gaming, shall obtain from
the Trustees o the Town of Nevada license TO keep the
Also, any keeper of Bowling Saloon shall obian
u license for the same.
For license to keep Billiard Tables three month, each
table shall pay Ten Dollars For license TO keep Ian
suenet tables three months, each table shall pay Fifteen
Dollars For license to keep Keno table three
months, each table shall pay Fifty Dollars. Far IL
ccnsc to keep other tables for the purpose OF Gaming three
months, each liable shall pay Ten Dollars. For
to keep Bowling Saloon three months the
or keeper shall pay Ten Dollars Adopted Feb. 16, 1854
SIpSEY G HERHEET Clerk WM ! KNOX Pres.
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1000 Dollars Reward.

Will give the above reward of $1,000 for the safe de
+ livery to the Jailor of Early Co., Georgia, Of JOHN H.
ANDERSON, who escaped from Cuthbert JAIL on Monday
night the 1yih inst Ssid Anderson was tried at the
September of the Superior Court of Early COUNTY for
the murder of Robert Thompson, and found guilty Said
Anderson is about IS years old about five feet eight or
ten inches high built little inclined 10 he stoor,
shouldered black hair and black eyes, speaks quick when
spoken to- has good set of testh, his eye teeth little pro-
eyes, and weighs about leo 10 pounds il yery quar-
resome when Intoxicated and is man ofveyy bad chg-
acler. Previous rewards revoked JOHN TfoMF,.ctN,
Tot Geces, &C., ec. i, 1855. M-d
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Ordinance No. IL.

ITO Prevent the Firing of Guns. Pistols, sc.
The IFesecs OF the town of Nevada, do ordain follows
Ii shall not be lawful for any person persons TO dis
charge within the Incorporated limits of this town any de-
sspon of firearms, Except i'll houses appropriated and
used for that purpose fire crackers other species of
lire works. unless be between the hours of and O'Clock
p 81 And nil persons violating this ordinance shall upon
conviction, before Justice of the Peace for every offence
bo fined IN not more than ten dollars and COSTS or
imprisonment for period not to exceed three days.
Adopted Eeb- 2d, 1854. w. j. KNOX, Pres't.
VrpD
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ORDINANCE NO. 4.

III r dSt
The Trustees OF the Town of Nevada do orain follows:
70 person or peosons shall drive ride any horse, mule
o any other animal through the streets in pace
rapid than a slow gaop trGt.
NO person or persons shall drive ride any horse mule
or other animal over bridge within The OF Neva
ia, in any pace faster than walk.
Aud each and every person who shall be found guilty
Of violation of this Ordinance examination before
Justice of the Peace, shall be fined in not exceed
ing Fifty polars and In default of pay yment execu
ton shall be issued for the Adopted February l6
1851. WILLIAM j. KNOX Pres
SIDNEY c. HERBET Clerk 4l4w
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ORDINANCE NO. 6.


The Trustees OF the Town OF Nevada do orlan as follows
No person persons shall in any way obstruct or en-
Cumber any Sidewalk in any street within the town of Ne
vuda.. And each and every person found guilty of vi
oaiion of this Ordinance examination before J Jls
lice OF the Peace shall be fined in not exceeding
Twenty Five Dollars and costs In default of pavmeni
execution shall be issued for the Adopted Febru-
ary IL, 1854. WILLIAM J. KNOX Pres.
SIDNEY &. HERBERT. Clerk Him
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Ordinance No. 10,

Amendment to Ordinance No. |.
The Trustees OF the Town of Nevada do ordan follows
Section ID of Ordinance No l. defining the duties OF
Town officers, and fixing the amount of their several
bonds. IS hereby amended to read Us follows
Section I'd Upon the arrest "f any person persons
under e provisions of Section Of this ordinance, such
persons shall be forthwith taken before Justice
of the Pence of Nevada Township if such Justice of the
Peace can be easily found otherwise such person per-
SONS arrested shall be committed TO the counyt Jail of
this county, such other place this Board may by
dance direct Aud rs soon practicable The person or
persons who made he said shl notify Justice OF
the Peace OF Nevada township aforesaid of said arrest
Aud the Justice of The Peace before whom such person
persons may be brought OF whose commitment he may
be notified as aforesaid, shah proceed thereafter
possible, to hear and determine any charge charges
which may be made against such person persons and
may commit such person persons to the said Jail of Ne
vada comfy or such other place may be provided by
tins Board from time to time during such investigation:
And The said Justice of the Peace shall find il necessary
he may call upon the Corporation Attorney conduct the
Investigation And if, upon full hearing of the facts,
such arrested person persons shall be found guilty of
the charges preferred against them, the Justice of the
Peace snail fine them i'll any exceeding one hun
drod dollars and costs and in default OF the payment of
the same. shall be imprisoned in the County Jail
than thirty days Adopted February 20, 1854.
SIDNEY G. HERBERT Clerk. WM j. KNOX, Pres.
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Ordinance No. Ill.
I'm relation fo puhlic shows

IN reIaOn 10 FtlDIc SHOWS.
The Trustees of the town of Nevada do ordain follows;
All persons, keepers of theatrical and eues
trian shows menageries other public exhibitions OF
whatever nature kind shall for each and every exhibit
ton pay the of fifteen dollars of which ten dol
lars shall be paid into the treasury and five dollars shall
be paid the MARSHALL whose duty shall be- te be pres
ent every such exhibition for the purpose of preserving
order. Adopted Feb. ed, 1854. w. j. KNOX, Pres't
SIDNEY G. HERBERT, Clerk.
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Ordinance No. q.

In relation to drawing money from the Treasury.
The Trustees of he Town of Nevada do ordan follows:
The Treasurer shall not pay out of the Treasury any
OF money without first receiving Order for the same.
signed by the President of the Board of Trustees and cou
tersgned by the Clerk Adopted Feb Ii, 1854.
SIDNEY c. IIERBERT. Clerk. WIN. j. KNOX. Pres.
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Story, RedingtOn & Go.

Importers and Wholesole Dealers IN
-2DRUGS and MEDICINES Che
W micals, Pe;fume'y, Fancy articles, &c.
ZA Stone Building, Sansome, cor. OF Merchant
street, San Francisco, California.
Agents for Osgood's India Cholagogus, Wistdr s
Balsam of Wild Cherry, Graefenberg Co. s Medi
cines, Corbetl's Shakers Sarsaparilla, DR.. Hunt
LIE ixr and Hyatt's Balsam ~
From the fact that of our firm will reside per
manently in the Atlantic States, and superintend
in person the purchasing, putting up and shiSping
of goods for this market, fater ourselves that we
can offer supcriour advantages both in quality and
price, to any others in our line of business.
Dec. .9-3m SroRY, REDINGToN & Co.
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State of California, Nevada County, IS.

rOURT OF SESSIONS, Feb. term, Feb 18th,
" A. 1854 Ordered that Special Election be
held in the township of Little York, on Saturday
the 9Th day of March next for the purpose of electng
one Constable, to fill vacancy now existing. Said
eectionto be held at the several precints heretofore
established
A true extract from the minutes Of tie court OF
Sessions, Feb. term, 1884. Attest
Htd w xsPATTEkSCN, Cls.k.
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SUMMONS.

Nt3tc of California, County Of Nevada Grizzly
1Township IS, Justices Court, before j. c. WYATT j.
r. Ihe feopie OF the state of California Joseph Me-
kenzie: You hereby summoned TO apnepr hefora
the undersigned Justice of the Peace at his Office in said
township on Aenduy the 18th day of May. A. D. 1854
N Elliott who demands of you the sn of One Hundred
and Fiy Dollars, the consideration mining claim
which he alleges TO have sold in May 1853 his COM
appear and answer, judgment will be rendered against
you for said sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dolars-o
gether with interest, penalty and costs of suit.
Glven under my hand this 10th day of February, A. D.
1854 (i34y) r C. WYATT 7 p
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Ordinance No. Z.

In relation to Taxes.
Tho Trustees OF the Town of Nevada do oran us follows
Each and every person in the of Nevada shall pay
II of fourth per the amount of taxable
property goods and chtes with which said persons
assessed by the Corporation Assessor Adopted February
IT, 1854. WILLIAM j. KNOX. Pres.
SfoSFY & fTtRPFRr Clerk 41:Im
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Ordinance No. Ii,

In relation to the issuing Licences.
The Trustees ofhe town Nevada do orain as follows:
All persons pursuing any business in which license s
required shall pay the amount to the marshall who eall
give The person paying receipt and presenting such
receipts 10 the clerk of this board he shall license
10 be issued in proper orm signed by the and coun-
tersgned by the president authorizing him them to pros
ecute the business for which such license granted for
he period ior which they have paid Adopted Feb22 s4
SIDNEY Z. HERBERT, Clerk. WM. J. KNOX, Pres't
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LORD 4 NERR.

EXPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
IL STATIONERY, No. 132 Sansome street. between Mer
chant and Washington, San Francisco, have in store
large and varied stock of Blank Books Stationery and
Paper of every description received by late arrivals from
New York which they offer for se at the lowest prices
consisting in part of
BLANK BO0KS-Full and Half Bound
cap, brief, BILL bath, common and pock
ct post;
and qualities;
INKS-Maynard Noyes, David s. Blacks and Arnolds
fluid
PLAYING CARDS-Cohen's. Harts Felt's and Fisk's:
Fay's, Haskn's and MordanLs wri-
ting and drawing;
ENVELOPES-Buf, white, eIameled and fancy letter
note and official
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Tor gaIc-A GOOD, COMFORTABLE
i DWELLING HOUSE and Lot on Broad
Street. Nevada, third door above the Virginia House..
the lot is l9 feet front Broad street, running back to
Spring street which it fronts about &c feet For parcu-
ars enquire Of A. u FELL,
Orcf 7. F, BUDp, Journal of1ee,
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LEONARD, SCOTT s. Co, New York continue TO re-
ppo7h the following British Periodicals. viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW.
{conscrv ative1
. The EDINBURGH REVIEW. IyVhigy
B. The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Free
Church}
4 The WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Il berall
>. CkWOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
trory.l
The present critical state 0f European affairs viii rem
ls these publications unusually interesting during the
Eeag 1894. they will occupy middle ground between
me hastily written news items, crude speculaons, and
LyhS Fuuots oi the daily journal, and the ponderens
rome ot hd future hstoran written after the living
cfes' and excitement of the great political the
ne shall have passed away. It is these periodicals
mat readers must look for the only really negibe and
reaoe history OF current events, and SUCH in addi
ioa 10 their we'll established literary scientific and heo
'2Slcll character, urge them upon the consideration
c Tho reading public.
Atrangeue nts in progress for the receipt of early
shees from the British Publishers by which We shall be
able 4" pacI all prints the hands subscribers
about ss sooA as they be furnished with the foreign
part shall commute furnish the Periodicals at
al the same low rates heretofore, viz:
For auy OF the four Reviews, per annum So 90
For ahy two of the fOur Reviews ) TO
For any three Of the four Reviews, 90
lor ali four Of the Reviews. so
For Blackwoods Magazines, s, 90
For BlackwoOd and three Res iews, 3 90
For BlackEoud AMI four Reviews. 10 90
FAYAtLSFS 10 BE- made all cases IN ADVANCE.
Moncy current The stale where Issued will be receYad
a.
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CHINGLING HATCHETS-75d doz Breeds s shine-
- ling hatchets, Nos. and 9, for sale by
ALONZO WHEELER, "a and &c Davis st.
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Miners, Exchange 6 Saving Bank.

Nk1uC1S 10Sk1|s1iSC g HSsV1315 @ss111'
Armory Hail. Cor of Montgomery 4. Sacramento SITS.
San Francisco, by DR.. A. 5. Wright.
nEPOT for the reception of Gold Dust for the
IL United States Mint at San francisco
The Miner is hereby informed that the Mint will
be i'll full operation u very short time Dr. Wright
is now fully prepared to receive and receipt for all
rcsnittances made for coinage, he WILL when requr-
ed, make liberal advances and remittanccs of Gold
Dust at and half per cent interest, he will also
allow the same rate of interest when the funds re-
main over the time required for the coinage.
BIN A. S. WRIGHT.
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SUM MONS.

Gtatc of California, County OF Nevada, Justices
Ceurl, before T. j. Burgess p, Little York township
The People of the State of California, to THos c. KIRK
Greeting: You are hereby summoned TO appear be-
fore the undersigned Justice of the Peace ut his Office in
said township Monday the 9th day of February,
1854, at ten O'Clock A. NJ to answer the complaint OF
Grabfeld & Pearlman, who demand of you the above
named Thos. c. Kirkman the of seventy two dollars
aud forty five cents upon account for goods and provis
ions. On failure to appear and answer, Judgment Will
be rendered against you said of So I5100 and
of suit Given under my hand, this 10Th day of JAM
A. d. 1854. T. j. BURGESS. Justice of the Peace.
A true COPY. Attest, (39d*) WN MORRISON, const.
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San Francisco Advertisements,
Butter, Cheese and Lard.

Butter, Cheese and Lard.
AT 81 Clay STREET, ABOVE FRoNr STREET.
Ann Firkins, New June Orange county Butter.
3OS 200 do do Goshen Butter; ss-s
$50 do do Delaware county Butter;
100 do do Chataque county Butter
100 casks choice Butter in % lb kits:
2000 lbs. Butter in TO- 20 and 80 lb kegs
$4,000 lbs Cheese in tins be imported to the state
$50 Cases refined Lard, in small tins
100 Tierces and barrels superior Leaf Lard;
ALSo-EX CLIPPER SHIP eagle"
65 Firkins Choice Selected Butter, for Family use,
The above lot of Butter has been seleceed by myself I'M
New York, and shipped by me expressly for my own
trade, and will think be found examination superior
any offered in this Market and ws be sold at the lowest
rate WIN. b. WEIR, Clay st. above Front,
4o-lm San Francisco
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ORDINANCE no IA

AhlenumCut 20 UTuihanCe No 5.
The Trustees Of the town of Nevada, do orlaiu as
follows:
Ordnancs 10 9. entitled " Ordinance in relation
'o Games IS hereby amt lied to read as fol
{rWs-
ANY person persons, who are the owners or
keepers oi any Lowing saloon, any house wherein
kept Billiards, LaHsluinet or any othor tables
tor the purpose o ramin@. shall obtain from the Jus
tees e! the town 1T Nevada d license to keep hs
and for every alley in any bowling saloon, and
iOr every such gaming table the owner or keeper
Ten Dollars Adopted February a. 1884
WM. j. KNOX, Prcst
cIuNEr &. 1IEErEKT, Clerk.
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LEONARD sCO'rF 81 Co..

6.-l.. s. & Go have recently published and have
uaw i9F sale, the FARMERS GUIDE" bv Henry Ste
rreu7 Vi Edinburgh, and Prof Norton of Yale College
New ilat on, complete IA Wis royal octave cOntii,in.
1000 pages, II steel and 600 wuod cnGrayings Price IN
rnu-hu binding, So.
y THIS work not lhe old Book of the Farm, ate
J. RtSUsClT>rEp and thrown upon the market
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-,OTICE is hereby given that shares No l8l 102,
1S3 l94, la5, l06 LOT, %, 30, So 81. 80 49, 81 35,
49, 6s 1S9 100 156 l57, l5s of the capital stock
i0S Mining Company. will be sold on the 10Th of March,
Yor4 the not paid previous TO the above
lo5te, at Little York. between 10 and O'Clock said day
da Little York, Jahy ROB'T CURRAN. Prest.
eth, 1854 -3q:6w ISAAC GILL Sec'y
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Goodman & Br0S..

so Front street, San Francisco,
WHOLESALE dealers in Batter, Cheese Lard
w Pork, Bacon, Hams, Beef, Fish, Rice and
Meal. sepl63n
Jas H.. GOODMAN. GEO. E. GOODMAN. LUcIUs BELL.
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1ORN'S Premium Flour; Ames' ). H. Shovels;
4& Sulfock in tins, do; Collins Axes;
Chile Go; Adams Plows:
Buckwheat do; Nails;
Ready Made Clothing; Boots.
A Large and General Assortment of
For sale by H. HOLT.
Marysville, Dec. 18th. South east corner of Plaza
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administrators Notice.

T Al OT1CE is hereby given that all persons hgvng
~ claims against the estate of BEsJAMiS W. HALsEY,
deceas ed that they required exhibit the with
the 90 uchers thereof the Undersigned within 10 months
from ne date hereof or they will be forever barred and
all pers owing debts TO said estate are required
forward and pay the same. WILLIAM W. HALSEY,
Administrator American Bakery, Nevada city
Nevada Feby 3b JS5I-lI-lm I'm
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POSTAGE.

In ail the principal Cities and Towns these works Will
be dcIiSered through agents, FREE OF POSFAGF
Fhan sent by mail the postage 10 ny part OF the United
states vii. be but "a Cents Year for "BIackwood
aud but IL Cents tudT Tor each ot the Reviews
Rrmutan ;es and COMMUNICATIONS should always he .J
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QRDINANCE. MO. /.

u nur the duties uf Town officers and fixing the am oliI,
,H tl"gf several tunds
The Trustees the OF Nevada ordain as follows
DHtieS of The MuySbnU
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CLUBBING,

i discount Of twenty live per cen. from the above pr
will be allowed 10 clubs ordering four or mora comics
OF any ono or uore Of the above works thus: f1ur
oopie, # BiackWooi or Of one Review viii be sent TO
aadrc3S for s.; four copies Of the four Reviews mud
i1.I f.r. .SSt- al
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CHURCHMiN Il MaCKINLEY.

law OFFICE,
<grnt Vi Montgomery and Commercial ss Sau Francisco
J. .CE1URCTsMAN,
VIII attend The Nevada District Court 4tit
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Fl. DAVISLBANKER.
THE BRITISH QUARTERLHEs,
AND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE

LEONARD, SCOTT & Co, New York continue to re-
pabiish the following British Periodicals, viz:
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW.
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SEc "a The MARSHALL treasurer and shall re-
spectyey give bonds with good and sufficient security to
be approved by the board Trustees payable the trus
tees OF the Nevada conditioned for the faithful per
their duties in the penal following, wit
THE MARSHAL in he penal sum of six thousand dollars
TEE TsEAsURER In the penal of six thousand dollars
THE ASSESSOR in the penal ftreethonsand dollars
Adopted Feb. IT 1864.
$. C HERsEET, ,Seey. NG. J. .kH9S; PIes'.,
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-27
NU UMBER IL.

endorsement of the people at the ballot box.
have not received your favorable consideration.
Our common constituents confidently antici-
pated that wise and saluiarv measures would he
adopted, to meet the wants of the State. and rha,
horough system Of reform would characterize
the legislation of the session now drawing to y
close. They hoped and believed that early pro-
vision would be made for the speedy payment
of existing Indebtedness and that the finances ef
the State would be placed on a firm basis. Py
the timely and iudicious appropriation of thoee
vast means which the liberality of Congress and
the unequaled resources of this young State have
placed Immediately within our reach This un.
doubtedly might have been accomplished, and
the State of California prepared to meet any tn.
ture exigency that might arise.
These just hopes and expectations, however.
regret TO say, have not been realized, and nov,
at the close of session of four and half months
without any provision having been made for tie
payment of an increased State debt, the people
must another year bear oppressive and exort,
tant taxation, TO meet the wants and require.
ments of government. whose expenditures
der existing circumstances, necessarily exceed
the receipts into the treasury.
Having as believe, fully discharged my dry
as required by the Constitution, and from tire
TO time even at the risk of being considered iU-
Fortunate, directed your attention to these
subjects, it only remains for me, in concir
sion of this, my last communication with youf
honorable body respectfully to inform you. ihfI
| have now no further communication -
make" JOHN BIGLER
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-27
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND
RHEUMATISM.

EMBER OF THE PARTISAN AND Ger
1fl- man Medical Societies, having visited tn.
principal schools and hospitals of Europe, ex
pressly to study under the most celebrated Oc'
cuiists on the continent, as Sichel of Paris
Juengke en- of Berlin and others, that most difh
cult and delicate branch of our profession, dis
eases of the eye, takes pleasure in informing the
public that he has located himself at San Fran
CISCO where he will treat any case that may
present itself. Patients need no longer 60 Il
the Atlantic States 10 be treated tor bad cases
DIR. dill speaks English, German, French, Span
ish &c.
Office, corner of David and Jackson streets
Letters addressed to P. r. DILL VI. D., San Fran
cisco, promptly answered. DR.. d. cures The
worst cases of Rheumatism in TWO weeks, OF
makes no charge.
EPr The poor attended gratis.
Feb. IS, 1853. 6m
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sW Y,S HOT r L.
Lower Springs.


<s.ss< THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD 2
~ respectfully inform his friends and Z
.ssHMA the public g.nrrally, that he has COM
Iucncel business at the NEW HOUSE, pleas
antly situated under the big oaks few yards
below the old stand. where he will ever bt
ready TO do his hest Ia give perfect satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patronage
Attached To the house is The best acconlmoda-
,ions for watering to be had in the comfy; also
Large Barn and Corral,
we'll furnished with good spring wafer plenty
of hay and barley, and a warm covering tor an
mafs.
This house being sitnated in The midst OF a
good mining district, we have made prepara-
lions to accommodate miners with the best OF
board and lodging at reasonable prices.
Give us a call and we will Try to sut Won.
BENZ. SWASEY.
November u, 1853. nl2-3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-27

The. Pacific RAILROAD CoMnEscgp.-The N.
Orleans Truez Delta states, that Col " r. D.
Ward, once Prrsiden, of the company formed to
build railroad from the frontier Of Louisiana,
across Texas TO Ell Paso is now the agent OF the
NewYork Company To build railroad over tho
same route 10 California, and has commenced
operations at Shreveport, La, with abont orc
hundred men under his orders, TO be augmented
at early day TO much larger force sstH
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CUhT5sS a. HUGHES,

Carpenters and Cabinet Makers.
- ESTIMATES. PLANS, ANDm
on all KINDS OF buil- ~
A+Aasz=zsdings, bridges, mills, &c. Fu.ni-
tnre and sash os all kinds on hand and made to
order. Turning and job work of all kinds done
TO order and on shor, notice. Wagons repaired
with good timber. Toms rockers and sluices
always on hand.
Ali orders in onr line promptly attended to.
Shop at the head Of Main street. Shasta.
P. !. CURcISS. WM. 8. HUGHES.
Dec. H. 1853.
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CITY RxTM HOUSE,


Rear Of the California &c Ichdnge'
SHASTA.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
n of the above establishment bess leave
cltsN 10 call the attention of the public at
HsfiH large. TO HIS new and commodious
ksHl; BATHIN "a ROO MS
sEha;b situated in the rear of the California Ex-
' ehange-and takrs this this method m d,;o. Of in, in
h;. nnrt thai will coudnce 10 the comfort oi
,hosc Who may favor him with call.
II. is nlso prepared to give Sllo" II
BATHS. a,
Single Tickets, ~ - pg pg
Thirty w
xa7> Hot and cold Baths at all hours
,o,f s. LEAN.
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~ Fresh eggs, says the S. F. San, were Of
fered for sale in that city at a5 cents per Dozen
We presume they are a fresh arrival around
the Horn"
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-27

Shasta, May 20, 1854.