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The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

FInE.-A fire occurred in San Francisco, the
18th inst, which destroyed the entire block
bounded by Front, Commercial, Davis and Sac
ramento streets. The buildings were all wood
en-, and majority Of them unoccnpied. Loss
e. mn
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

Ey We have received the Daily Citizen, the
Know Nothing paper recently established in San
francisco. Judging from the tone of its articles.
we would infer that its motto might be, " Life,
Liberty Ito native Americans, not Catholcs) aud
the pursuit of Irishmen.'
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

HUSG.-Wm. Lomax, formerly OF Missouri.
was hung by mob at Daylor's Ranch. Sacra-
ulento county, on suspicion of having murdered
a Mr.. Bohle. The ringleaders have been ar
rested among the number Justice of the Peace,
Mr. Grimshaw, who enpaneled the jury.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

To CoRREsPoSDESrs.-The communication
from Mad Mule arrived too late for insertion this
week. 1t shall appear next week, slightly scis-
sored.
We find upon close examination, that '.York's i
favor, written in pencil mark, is, in many places
totally illegible. If sent US written with pen and
ink, it shall appear.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

MUSDER IN YRKKA.-A difficulty occurred in
Billiard Saloon in Yreka. few days since
which resulted in the death of a gambler, well
known in this part of the State by the name o
" Dutch Charley" He was stabbed in the neck
and died instantly.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

Ey The Democratic convention of San Fran
cisco have nominated James Van Ness for Mayor
and Mai. Thos Glen for City Marshall. Indeed
the whole ticket is composed OF new men.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
NOTICE!

THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
Il Anction, at Loag's Horse Market. Shasta
on Saturday, tue 2nd of Jnne next The following
property, by order of William A. Nunnay
Sheriff:
IL Good Pack Mules and 2 Horses.
Sale positive-Terms Cash.
m26-2t. JAMES LOAG, Auciionrer
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
J. WILSON son.
0S snnsome street. San Frnnci

9S SnnsOme Street. San f Francisco.
DlONEER HARNESS REPOSITORY-On
= hand. complete assortment of Saddles,
Brides, Marfingales, Whips, Mexican Spurs and
Bits. Also. Skirting Harness and Bride
Leashes. Fire Caps, from to - cone. New
ioih MAKE uiy26-3m.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

FAILED.-The Jnlias Prangle arrived at San
Francisco, a few days stree, iih so 900 feet OF
lumber, having failed to find the precise local
led somewhere on Cocos Islands. The holders
of the stock of the Cocos Island Treasure hunters
are, in consequence. slightly q done for
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

STAGEs.-The California Stage Company, in
tend in the course of few days, to put a line
of stages the Coiusa route from Shasta to Sac
rarnento. They only waiting until the road
below Colusa dries sufficiently to be travelled
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

AHEAD or TIME.-rhe Pacific Express obliged
us by the delivery of the Sacramento and San
Francisco papers, s,respeclively of the 23d and a2l
inst. on yesterday evening. an hour in advance
of the arrival Of the stage.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
Pacific EXPIRES. Compamy.

This attentive Express Company are entitled
to our thanks for regular daily files of California
papers throughout the week Also for the de-
livery oi files Of Atlantic papers at the earliest
hour.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

CoMMENDABLE.-A sufficient sum of money
has been subscribed by our citizens 10 erect a
suitable fence around the Burial Grounds. The
committe are ready TO receive proposals for put
ting uplhe fence.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
De.ecra,ie state Convention.

The members of the two Democratic State
Central Committees, respectively presided ovel
by B. +. Washington and B. s. Lippincott, have
united in call for the assembling of Demo
cratic State Convention in Sacramento, on the
9th day OF June next. This county is entitled
to 6 delegates, Coiusa 3, Trinity 6, Siskiyou 7
Humboldt and Klamath 4. The Committee
i'll their call recomm end that the countie.
throughout the State hold primary meetings fol
the election Of delegates TO said convention on
the 18th June next. As it will become the duty
of the County Central Committee to call Con-
venton for the election Of delegates TO the State
Convention, we append list Of their names
They are as follows:
J. McLauphey, Geo. A. Pringle, Henry Jones
d. d. Harril, A. A. Mix. Nicholas Maher.W. II
Ayud, Henry Boyer, j. Z. Spencer, Thos p. AL
paugh, Frank Vandeventer, David Sitter, L. II
Tower, DIR. Goodwin. J. J. Bell.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

ANOTHER BALL.-By reference to our adver-
tising columns, it will be seen that Pat. Mullen
will give ball in his new honse. at the Olney
Cottage Ranch, on Friday evening next, The Slh
of June.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

CORRECTED BY BULL, BAKER & ROBBINS.
SHASTA, May &c, 1855.
Freight to Yreka, SalOHGod Dust, l6 750l7
do to Weaver, 3a4a Elk. on AT. States, pc
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
One Frame House,
FERDINAND ENZ.

IF THE MAN bearing the above name is still
IL an iniiabitant nf this EARTH lie will relieve
his friends of much anxiety by writing TO them. .
Any information concerning him, sent /" +. DA.
MOUR. Unon Humboldt Bay, will be thankful
~ received my26-2t
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

II man by the name of Muir, worth sl00-
OF 0, the richest man in Ripley county. Indiana.
was recently sentenced TO the penitentary for
Two years for forging note for soJ.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
SHI:RSlEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued out of the County Court for Shasta
county, aiested on The gath day of May 1879.
directed aud delivered 10 me, requiring HE To
satisfy IA Judgment rendered i'll said Court in IA
vor OF Henry Fisher and against MiIrz rt al, for
the sum OF two hundred and sixty dollars and
ten cents jnd dgment and costs ui suit have
siezed and taken in execution
One Frame House,
situated in The town OF Shosia the wesi side
OF Main street. between The residence at j. Van
Sclaiek and lhe butcher shop of kIo,z 4 Co. and
known as MiltZ & Co.'S Restaurant.
hereby give notice that
"Wednesday the 14th dny Of june,
at / o'clock A. NJ. will sell the above de-
scribed property 10 the hish' 81 bidder for each
Oh the premises. WM. A. NUNNALLY
Sheriff of Shasta Co.,
by J. ". JACKSON, Dep.
shasta, May 26 lS33. mN93 81
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
THE LAST POSTPONEMENT
Of Daigh's Grand Rafie.

TT is WITH DEEP REGRET that feel M,
u self compelled, in consideration of the hr,a
amount of property involved. and the many df
ficulties have encountered in the sale of ticL
cts, ard the short space of time since my enier.
prise was announced, TO postpone the DRAWN,
until the Q
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
9th day of July,

in order to dispose OF the whole number of tick.
els on hand, at which time the drawing will pos.
itively take place at the Eagle Hotel, Shasta.
under the direction ot committee appointed
on the day OF drawing by the ticket holders
themselves.
AS many numbers as there are shares will be
placed in a new wheel and the first eighty uum.
bers drawn from The wheel To be declared Tho
winning numbers JAS. DAIGH.
Shasta May 26, 1855. nvo6td
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
BIRTHS,

In this place, on the 18th iust Mrs. ]. w
Johnson, of a son.
In this place, on the 22nd inst, Mrs. A. J
Berry of ii son.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26
Rhoalcs & Co.,s Exprcss

We are indebted TO Rhodes & Co.'S Express
for newspaporial favors
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

The CANON COURSE RAcEs.-on "Wednesday
last the race between Jackson's horse and Tan
ner's mare, came off the Canon Course.
The track WAS not in very good condition, and
hence neither of Tie animals made good time
as would Otherwise have been done. Asit was.
however this was one of the prettest races yet
made over the track. The horse won the race
by about nine feet.
We understand that the proprietors of the
Course making preparations for two day $
racing. 10 come off OH the Sd and 4h of July
next.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

DANcING ScHooL.-Messrs. Cronk & Rich
mcnd commenced their school last evening, a,
the Eagle Hotel. 1t is generally adm itted that
movement acquired under the instruction OF a
correct teacher Of the terpschorean art, that can
be acquired in other mode. We hope there
fore that our young ladies' and gentlemen will
avail themselves of the opportunity now pre-
senied. Messrs. Cronk & Richmond have schools
at Middletown, Cottonwood and Red Bluffs.
The scholars in those places speak in the most
enthusiastic terms of qualifications AS teach
ers OF this delightful and elegant accomplishment.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-26

|
Work Oxen. per
yoke, l50ao25
BUILDING MATERIAL.
Lumber, per NJ.
No. l,75n100
Lnmber. cnn1.. 60a75
Lime. per Lbl., $7o9
Bricks, per VI, 20a25
SUSDKIEs.
Hay. per ION. S50o60
Garden seeds, prlb 6n$S
Wood, per cord, 6!o74
Cotton Duck. .p.yd, ,5Ua65
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
The ifayora;ty.

The nomination of Mr. NoEEIs for Mayor
last Saturday evening, and the ant-Know
Nothing demonstration attending il, having
satisfied the order of the midnight lamp that
it will not answer to attempt to force their
candidate upon the people without at least
the appearance Of a public nomination, they
have, as we anticipated they would, changed
their tactics, and called public meeting to
endorse their corcave nominee as "Tem-
pcrance" candidate! As our paper goes to
press before the close of this meeting, we are
unable to report on the success Of the dodge.
But was ever anything moro transparent:
Who ever did or can object to Mr.. Norris on
the ground of temperance? We have not
for fifteen years, had more constant, active
and devoted temperance man in Ottawa than
Mr.. n There has not in that time been a
temperance organization among us but he
has been an officer or active member. We
hate this bush fighting. The opposition to
Mr.. Norris, every sane man knows, is not be-
he is unreliable as temperance man, but be-
cause he happens not to be Know Nothing.
Then why not, like honest men, place it on
that ground? Come, We garnet knights Of
the dim lamp, hang out your banner of reli-
gious intolerance and prescription We dare
you to fight on your principles!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28

Man MIssiNG-SuProsED DRowNrp.-On
Thursday evening Of last week man named
Mctcalf who was somewhat intoxicated, is
supposed to have been drowned lie was
last seen about the Central House, the pro-
prietor of which told him to come in and he
would give him (MetcalO bed for the night
He did so, but soon went out again and
nothing has been seen or heard of him since,
although diligent search has been made by
his relatives and friends.
His horse was found at Mr.. Vests livery
stable, but as il was left there before Mctcali
was seen at uoppcr's, it affords no clue to
the somewhat mysterious disappearance Of
the former.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28

On Saturday evening last a horse belong
Ing to r. ID. Lyman, became frightened and
run away. lie went across the fox river
bridge and up the Illinois, until he came to
Browns ford when it is supposed he ran
into tho river and drowned. Some days
afterwards the horse and buggy to which
he was attached were found lodged against
an island about three miles below town.
1t is graycly suggested by friend as our
elbow that the horse being American born,
was Hnoo htdtttag, and that, becoming
Judgment at the course Of his owner in at
tending at the demonstration of the "An.
ties" he went off and drowned himself. But
We cannot youch for this.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
st. Eopis Embellishments,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
CHICAGO MARKET,

CHICAGO, April &c.
The market continues brisk and the de-
mand active; but high figures, and the
scarcity of produce in market restrain sales.
There is a large number of purchasers from
abroad in the city, DESTROYS Of operating, but
generally holding on for further advices.
Democrat.
Four--S7.00 1915
thanksgiving $l.6oaSl,65 winter $40
dSl.s0.
CorR-T0c for 60 lbs.
Odts---iid45c.
Briey-$l.l0dSl.2o.
Potdtocs--$l. 00dl.2O.
Byttcr-Roll, 17dlSc.
Eygs-l2ic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
Gbilaoo advertisements.
LIGHTNING RODS.

T II GORDRY 81 Co, wholesale and re.
-. tail dealers N + ghu'ng rods, points, glass
rs, mud attachments, Chicago. Illinois.
We are prepared - furnish dealers with light
ning rods, points aud hGtIres, superior IN beauty
u finish and completeness 81 mechanism, 10 any
others used IN the north west oar points being
manufactured ~ the factory under our own su.
| pcry!slOn. We know them TO be an article worthy
| oi The confidence OF the public.
Orders may be directed 10 through the pos,
Office, or left at Wm. Wheelers hardware store
IN Chicago; or at the shop, which Is an the rear
OF tn, building that fronts at No AL Lake
street. The entrance Is on the alley beiwe, II
Clark and La Sale streets, nearly opposite the
| Sherman house
We take pleasure in referring to the undersisn.
ed
~. T. Blaney, professor Of chemistry in Rush
! medical college.
! Rev. j. V. Watson, editor o the North Vest.
I cTn CkriSfiGn idrOcatc.
! Rev. PhiIo JuIsGn agent Of the \ oIh West.
ern university.
VIM. OsIuln, Ottawa.
I | II Birch, president Of the Chicago bank.
| Prof finckney, president Of The Mount Nor
/ ris seminary. March l1-Gm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
ST.. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS April "A.
Flour-City super6nc, immediate dcliv.
Grey, at S9,25 guaranteed country extra ut
New Orleans at Sl0,25, to $1,000;
Waeat-Priccs show an upward move.
mcnt-say, spring at iGSc. a i1oc ia'r ial,
at is5c. aSooc good fall, 2loc. prime red,
with fair white at 23oc. u,
Cora--Salcs heavy, and prices sustained
say, mixed, wet, in second hand gunnics, at
zoe. do. mixed gunnics, at 73ic. yellow
and white ats to 80. .l... .I.-t.
Od,s--Good adviccs stimulated the mar.
kct, and largo lots went oil. The range oil
prices, however, is wide. Sale OF 800 SKIS,
old bags, at 52c; and 600 new and second
hand gunnies, Mt 55c.
Bdricy--Common ut 81 Go. ~
Groeerics--Sugars range from 81 to &c
100 bbls 5. II. Molasscs at 33c, Ind 10 hal
do at 35c 100 bags coffee u. lie; rice
to ,c. .Y..u..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
The Great Discovery.
KROLLE RION!

FUK UURLINU TIE HIIRII
TOR many years |, has been the object OF deepest
study with chemists and Others, to produce
fluid that, applied TO the hair, would cause II to
wave and curl equal in beauty to the natural curl.
The Krolcrion Is the only article ever Offered to
the world that will effect this most desirable oh.
iect But three or four applica ARE necessary
10 curl il as much as may be desired. and for any
length of time. From the many testimonials Of
those who have used ii, the subscriber does not
hesitate to warrant the krolleriou to give sa,slac
ton, and prove NJ recommended in all cases,
The recipe for making, with full directions fol
use will he sent on the receipt Of one dollar pos
paid. The ingredients will not cos over ~ cents
Drectto VI. A. FREMONT,
Ne,reR, Irum5aU 20. o. .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28

GRocsRlrs.- advertisement of Mr..
Montgomery is enough to give one an in
ward longing after tho good things oflifc,
no prolusely eloquent, is it in the display otthe
richness and variety of his establishment in
tho way of family groceries.
Mr.. Godfrey, who has removed to the COR
her of Maine aud Columbus sts.. also boasts
the possession Of almost every thing that is
observable in that line
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28

RrMovrp.-The drug and book store Of E.
Y. Griggs has been removed from the north
side Of the square to the store room lately
occupied by Osman 4 Whitmorc, in Nattin-
gers block, Immediately south of the court
house. Mr.. G.. has made extensive addi-
tons to both his stock of books and drugs,
and his establishment is now as complete as
any in the country,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28

FRuIr.-Thc papers in the southern part
of our state speak unanimously of the fine
prospect for an abundant fruit crop the CO.
ming season. In this region everything
looks fair for an abundance of apples,
plums, and the smaller fruits, but we arc
sorry to learn from our farmers and frui,
growers that the peach crop is less promis'
ing. The winter was too hard for the trees,
and the fruit buds seem generally to nave
been nippcd by the frost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
DAl:UERREOTYPEs.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
J. old friends aud the res, of mankind, tina, he
likencsses in superior style to any ever taken in
this city teiore, Tor have made n new discovery
IN the Arrangement OF light which enables me 10
give more truthful aud life. like expression to
the likeness than is Otherwise obtained. Call in
amy weather at my new dagueueo'ype rooms,
and you may have your miniatures IN plain case
tor only 81 80 finer eases at small extra costs.
Extra heads on same plate fifty cents each. Al
woyscome in da TX Dress as red, orange, green,
or black
n u. Ny pictures cannot be cxcelled any.
where-caD be cqunIed at bu, lew places in the
west Come in and see, asl will be glad to show
faces whether you want anything or not.
March 81. JAMES MANSION.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, April 90.
The market continues inactive on account
of the paucity Of receipts. We notice no
material chnnge in prices.
Wheat-Spring Sl.40osl.5O; winter, $3.50
dSl.G0.
Corn-Shelled, Coo.
Oats-30c.
PotdtOes-$l.00.
Butter-l3c.
Eggs-Gc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
Fine HOrs e for SnIe,

# II l. subscriber offers Tor sale his noble grey
horse. Eclipse and Durock.
The first reason tor my wanting to sell is that
have had the horse several years and hut ought to
change.
The second reason is have two very nj ce three
year olds seXt sprlng, from him, and consequently
shall no, need the old general.
The thin reason is he is the best horse there ia
about, aud no man need deny it, and has the best
stock. ltyou don't want to depend on what say
ask Messrs. Mlgan, over Fox river; Wood, in
Ottawa Ford, on the bluff near Ottawa Me-
Carthy, on Buck creek BEEN, on Indian creek;
Wiley, near Munsontown Dickinson, md n
host Of others, and last ola Il McBurncy himself,
and the horse should be doing more good, and
owned by some one that has more time to attend
to him Than have
Iflhe horse is no, sold soon he will be kept the
following season at Ottawa, or on the bluff near
town, and probably over Fox river. Terms will be
five by the insurance.
March TO- JAMES McI)uGNEY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
To Millwrights and Machinists.
Metallic or vulcanized Rubber
MACHINE BETTING.
Manufactured by tie Boston Belting Com.

Y"y.
TIME experience of the last eight years has g al.
l. ned for this Betting the confidence Of the
consumers this, together with the fact that
great improvements have been made in the quail
iiy. ants the manufacturers in asserting it to
be superior 10 leather or an, thing else, for oil
open Belts, tmore especially for heavy or main
Be lls,) for the following reasons
THE perfect cquality oiwidh and thickness
which it Will retain.
NO degree OF hea, under 800 degrees Fab
renhei, INJURIES 1t and it remains flexible in any
degree OF cold. 1t is also particularly well adap
ted TO damp or wet places.
Sit is Of great strength and durability, does
not slip on the pueys, consequently gain Of
power is obiained, and, wnen adjusted to machi-
merry, does not require alteration, in the case oil
leather or any other.
An wide Betting, the cost Is much below
that of leather, or any other.
We have now, and shah continue to keep on
hand, large stock OF this betting, from to l2
inches wide.
Also, steam packing and lace leather, which
we viii sill in quantities to suit customers, aud
our prices are the same OF which these goods are
sold in Chicago and st. Louis.
March H. J. MANIEy & Co
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28

We are requested to remind the friends
and patrons OF homeopathy, that DR.. Nc
Namara will hold his Office on and after the
LIST day Of May, between Rauh's and
Phelps stores, south side of the square,
Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-04-28
Great Inducements p!

VIC. Richardson 4 DR.. II. ". Hopkins
MOULD respectfully announce to the public
w tina, they have purchased the entire stock
ot goods OF Lownsbery X Smith. which they are
anxious to close imme diately, TO repair their
store room tor another business.
Therefore they are prepared TO offer TO their
friends aud the old customers OF Lownsbery &
Smith better bargains than heretofore, and feel
warranted in saying That they can make i an OBJ
lect Tor the public to give them call AT The lone
star In order 10 offer ST. Il greater inducem, nls
they intend in few days 10 add to their prescnl
large stock luii supply oi new and fashionable
goods, which they will also sell little lower than
auv house in Ottawa
March 81 EIcuArDsoy n HOPKINS.
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Gumriiun's SnIc Of Iscal Els tate

UTFWV TTTTNUVTWWI
DY virtue of decree entered bv II. g. Cotton
ID Judge OF the county court Of La Sale county
and state Of Illinois, at the March term, 1855, on
the application Of Benjamin F. HELEN, Guardian
Of Isabella NJ. M'Makn, infant heir OF John +.
W. M'Niakn, deceased, will sell at public ven.
due, on the 2sth day May next, on the premises,
the following tract Of land lying in said La Sale
county, md described and known rs the pesi hall
Of TIC northeast quarter Of section 80. ~ T0ion.
chip 30 north, Of Range 3edst, containing 20 acres
This tract OF land Is well improved, pleasantly
situated. nnd very desirable location I a farm.
er, and but few miles from the city Of Ottawa.
All persons desiring choice tarm. will do wei
toexamine said premises be fore the day OF sale,
This inrm will be sold for cush, or on . credit
10 be determined on before the day Of sale by sait
guardian, subject to the widows dover
BESJAniS +. tlrLLgN, Guardian.
HOLSTER & Cavalry, sok. april H.t
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Fine Property For Sale,

TIE subscriber offers for sale the house and lot
= formerly owned by VIM X. Brown, opposite
the residence Of N. f. Enmes, on the corner Of
High and Paul sts, in Ottawa On the lot is a
large two story dwelling house, containing 7 rooms,
besides hall, good cellar, and cellar kitchen also
a good large barn, convenient for eight horses !;
two good wells, with the usua out buildings. The
property will be sold at bargain. Enquire nj
this office, or OF the subscriber, at the Fox River
House. W. ID. SMITH
Ottawa mr. IA. Ia5j-tc