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The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

OrESsSe BALL--The Ball going folks-es
pecially The ladies-will be set all agog by the
announcement Of the Opening Bali to be given
in the " Charter Oak Saloon Z" in this place, OH
next Tuesday Evening, by John Ball. The Sa-
loon is one Of the most comniodldcs and ele-
gantly finished rooms in Shasta very place
in which one fond Of terpsicliorean amusement
would delight to ''dance dill hight" and from
which, ''go home with tile girls in the morning
at late hour
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

THE FR,AKixG PR.viLEGE.-Wc were uni.e
forcibly sirnck yesiefilay mnrning in passing
the postotfice with the beauties If the frnnkno
privilege. and could not repre>s smile of salts
faction at the enterprise of certain of our rep
rrsentaiives al Washington. as we IchcLl eieh,
Immense bags df mail ma.ter yi.:y at the door
weighing ahoi!t twelve hundred pounds, all la.
bell d 'frce-flenry s. Geyer.'' 1t was pr i.
vaiely stated to Us That The balance of Mr.. G,.v
er's shipment. consisting of "A pair of French
bedsiea.ls with b ldimg Ia match. had inst been
taken inside the posiuflicc door Whether these
latter came by letter or not we cannot say.-St.
Louis Democrat.
Ey There are 60 600 Chinese in this State. Of
whom abui half are in the MINES Comparative
y few ot these are in this county, ewing to the
action of The miners last suintner. Our sister
county Of Trinity. however is abnn,lanly blessed
with their presetice. Trinity river. it is said.
is 'ietaIl5 nl6nopolzed BY them.
IL The District Court yesterday evening ad:
journed overto Tuesday morning next.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

CONVICTION or MURDER.-ln the case of the
reoPlers. Alex. E. Hisgings, on the charge OF
killing d. G.. Goodwin neaf lfursetown in June
last. the jury brought in verdict Of guilty Of
murder. The criminal was brought before
Judge Daingerfed on yesterday, and heard SEN
tence Of death pronounced upon him wiihou,
exhibiting any emotions Of an unusual character.
He is to be executed on Friday the 9th Of No.
vember next.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

JusrIcEs CouRrs.-Judse Daingerfeld made
decision yesterday; to the effect that the stat
ute providing that in certain cases. suits COM
the District Court, is unconstitutional and in
operative.
His reasoning WINS based on the ruling OF the
Supreme Court I'll the case eff lander rs Coe,
that Justices had no Jurisdiction in any case
where the amount in dispute was over two hun
stitution having limited the jurisdiction of the
District Court to sums of two hundred dollars,
and over. it followed that no case commenced
before Justice could be certified to the District
Court
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29
DG f ID.

III Siiasta, on the Goth inst, of Pneumonia.
James W Dasicaai, aged "a years. formerly Of
MclIigae..
AT the Cotniy Hospital on ih.. e7:l inst. Of
Disentery: William Wesley. aged lUy.ars, nalivss
OF Geri'iaiit; tinsratc. 10 this State from Penn
syivnna iii 1853
or fTyf.i,l Fever, al the Eagle IIotel Shasta,
Sept. :1ih at orl"ck A. ~. John c. Beatty.
late "f San jose. Cal. The decreased iravcs "a
large circle of friends who d..t.plv .,an,rn his
loss. Every attentions was given him during his
sickness
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

SUPREME JUDGEsHiP.-The contest between
Murray and Norton for the Supreme Judgeship
long TERMS growing intensely interesting.
Official returns have been received from all the
counties save Klamath, Merced Mendocino,
Plumas, siskiyou and ffaalase. The estimated
majorities of these, says tie Chronicle, place
Murray about 80 votes ahead Of Norton. AT
present it is impossible IL say @hich is the suc-
cessfnl man.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

Es The Supreme Court recently determined,
in the case of the People March. that felon
cannot be tried by an incompetent juror-not
even by his own consent. The law will not al
low him to SO jeopardize his own rights. March
will ibrefore, be tried again at the next term Of
the District Court
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

CRAxPEp--The Board Of Supervisors oi
KlamaiL hare recently made the discovery that
that youuhfhi comfy is in debt To the tune OF
twenty-five tlf6isaud dollars. Let The penpIe
.f Shasta be thankful that. financially, :. il a.
we'll with them as it is''
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

A HoRsE PowER.-AIany persons in reading
descriptions Of engines of any particular mum
ber Of horsepower, are at a loss to know how to
estimate the actual force Indicated by the fig
ures named For the Benefit of all sucb and
especially IAN Inquirer we will state that a
horsepower, in mechanism, is that force, that
will raise thirty-three thousand poufrtls ,ue foot
high, in one minute.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

EyWe understand that MIR. Jenkins, County
Clerk, has appointed H. Ivan Horn as his dep
uty. We also hear that Mr.. Dreibelbis, Sheriff,
has appointed Col VIM. Magee and John Hale
as his deputies. All three gentlemen named as
deputies have had considerable experience in
the positions to which they have been depu-
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

u The Advertising Agency OF l.; p. Fisher
has been removed to the Iron Building oppo-
site the Pacific Express ofiee, up stairs, San
Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

NFw PApEa.-We understand that parties are
now below for the purpose Of purchasing mate
rial with a view To the establishment of a new
paper in this pla.ie. Its proposed title has mol
yet been made I'sblic. We understand it is to
be of partizaA character, and that its politics
will be o. d KHow-N thing complexion. e.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

~ Closing Stores OF sfe Sabbath. ~
The undersigned, dealers in Dry Goods Cloth
ing, &C., will for the future close their places of
business at one o'clock p. NJ, ON Sundays.
"A & s SOLoHIAN.
JACOBSON y CO...
HOLLUB Il ISHACS,
nj s. c GOLDSTONE,
WIENER Il DAVEGA:
Shasta, Sept 90, 1855. sepa9-3t
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

IMPOKTANT DECIsioS.-The Supreme Court.
Judge Bryan aud Murray, have reversed the
ruling Of dn inferior court, that refused to allow
counsel to ask questions regarding juror s
membership of the n. N. Order, when foreign-
er was on trial.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

TiME.-On one day last week
race, says the Union, came off in Colusi county
between a sorrel horse named Cayofe. belong
ing to Capt. Ford, and black colt. The bei
miles, viz; from the Nomee Iackee Reservation
to Tellafiia. Ford's horse beat his rival two
minutes, accomplishing tic entire disiahte in
one hour and twenty-five minutes.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29
CANON RACE COURSE.
- A. |.

"A RACE WILL BE RUN OVER tho Cafon
= = ACoursc ON Ti,ars.lay the lih October ncxf,
between Tom McI'rrk's "Salt Peter" and
Jacksns Horse : BLY, sor purse Of $500.
Distance 80 yards
Shas.s. SsT, 80, 1856 sere9.,t
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

CLosINc SroREs ON THE SArBATH.-By refer
ence TO card ID another portion Of ,o-aays pa
per, it will be seen that all the principal dealers
In Dry Goods and Clothing in this plHte have
determined hereafter, to close their places of
business at the hour of one o'clock 2 NJ on Sun
days This is good move. and will, we trust,
ere long lead one step further-to closing Of
their stores on Saturday night not to be re-
opened Tor business until Monday Morning. 1t
might not be advisable to take this step at pres
ent and not until stumble notice has been given
purpose of making their purchases on the Sab
bath. But we are quite sure that all of our busi
ness men, before many months, will f.d II the
better plan to keep places OF business closed
on Sunday
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29
shassn Counsy statistics.

The following statistics relative 10 the agricnl
tural and manufacturing resonrcesof the County
will be found highly Interesting. They are fnr-
nished US by our present Assessor, WIN. s.
Hughes, Esq.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

A WoSDERruL CorSrRY.-Truly is California
a wonderful laii;i. From tables published in
the S. r Eerdtd; we pertcfve that the gold ex.
ported from this State during the last five years
has amounted TO the enormous sum. in round
numbers of s23C,OOO, 900. This, bear in mind
embraces only the amounts manifested. 1t would
be safe to allow $40, ,6OUO more for the sum,
taken off in private bands, of which no account
is given. This wonld showa total export, with
in five years, of 5000 900 900!
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

Orr FOR THE WARs--The s. +. EUeming News
says, nearly o.ie hundred persons left in the
Nicaragua eteener Cortes this morning for San
Juan del Sur, is Nicaragna, to join the forces Of
Coils. Kinney and Walker Many oilers Will
leave on the next steamer for the saif!e destina.
ton. We learn there are now on the way to
join Coils. Ki..iey and Walker, from the Atlantic
States oter 1900 persons. From these facts it is
evident that in less than two months Nicaragua
will be conquered and virtually in the hands oi
the adventures from the United Statts
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29
Special Notices.
POLL TAXES.
70 DELlN3UENTs.

All those Who have not yet paid their poll tax
for the year 1855, are requested to cali at Hy
office in Middletown, or at the store of Mr..
Joliii Ball (who is authorized to receive and re-.
ceipt for the same) in Shasta, and liquidate the
same. By 50 doing at once, considerable costs
may be saved. WM. S. HUGHES,
Assessor of Shasta Co
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

Wells, Fargo a CS'.. Express.
We have been greatly obliged through the
week. by the daily supply of California papers
from the office of Mcssrs Wells, Fargo & Co.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29
SOLDIERS, ATTENTIONS:

I.mciam Evcras, Attorney nt Law, AK
having an Agent in Washington City. and NrsXGS(
being provided with all the necessary
printed blanks, instructions, &C.. is now pre-
pared to Obtain soldiers bounty land warrants
upon reasonable terms.
ETOfiice in Shasta, on High street, next door
to the County Clerk. se29-lm
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

NrItT.Ry APPotSTMEArs.--In obedience 10
an act passed by The last Legislature organizing
the militia OF the State, in conformity with the
act Of Congress Of lSO3 the State Mas been par
celed into six Divisions and twelve Brigades-
each Division being composed Of two Brisades.
The sixth Division embraces the counties oi
Butte Plnmas, Colusi, Shasta, Siskiyou, Trinity.
klamath and Humboldt. The following gentle
men have been appointed officers in this Divi-
sion, Wiz
9th Division, Patrick Harris, Of Bidwell, Butte
Co., Major General.
Ist Brigade, 9Th Division, Royal I. Sprague,
of Shasta Brigadier General.
end Brigade, 9th Division, J. J. Arlington OF
Klamath, Brfgader General.
Aid de Camp, lst Brigade, 9Th Division, Geo.
w. Stanton of Bidwell
Aid de Camp. Cd Brigade, 9Th Division, w.
Lowe of Weavervile
The Major and Brigadier GehefaIs hold office
for four years--the Aids de Camp during the
pleasure of the Governor This being the case,
it is a matter Of extreme doubt with US, whether
our friend kid-de-Camp Lowe will go to any
considerable expense in purchasing a stitable
uniform: E8ff
We doubt whether Mr.. Sprngue viii accept
the appointment. although we suppose he appfe-
ciaies the compliment intended, but as Mr..
Aninidab Sleek would say, :. it is not exactly
in our lrtse'' Tfe
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

TnASKs-To Mr. Schlcsinger, of the News
Depot ior new spaporial favnrs
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

fy Maj AlaLcr sells. To -ilIorro.s. urs. III tn.
richest mining claims 90 French Gulch. Iuok
ii his a,.eiiis, incft
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

q The Sum Of S2.l23, 4S3 30 was shipped b
the sfsaifIers on the 2O.h inst
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

Number OF hurses, 100; mules, 1887 jacks,
35; cows, s37 calves, 1923; oxen, 1886: sheep,
l75; goats, IS: swine, 37lS.
Value of poultry, 5000. Value Of animals
slaughtered.
NUMBtR OF MILLS IN THE COUNTY.
Saw mills, 10 cost, $5S.S00; expense Of run
ming per day, s2aG; amount of lumber sawed
per day, $4,000 feet; value OF lumber, $45 per
Thousand feet.
Steam grist mills, ?; cost $4,000: combined
force of engines, 100 horsepower; run OF
stones; number of barrels of flour ground per
month, eUi4; Cost of rnnliing per nloif:h, 81 900.
Quartz mills. ,; cost. $4,000; bat one at
present in operation, which crushes ISJ tins OF
quartz per month; cost Of running Per month,
$l,6S0; yield per month, $5,400.
There is one artcsian we'll in process of being
bored. At Present it is s34 feet deep, with 80
feet of water; the bore is 6 inches. The differ
ent stratas gone through thus far, are follows,
viz; Red clay . feet, gravel and boulders in.
termixed with red clay IL feet, white clay feet,
hard sandstone 3 feet, white clay 5 feet hard
sandstone 81 feet, white clay Ii feet, washed
sand II feet, white clay 8 feet, white clay inter-
mixed with sand p feet, white clay hard and
compact l74 feet, washed sand ii feet dttl gravel
9 feet.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

IsrEkEs1Isc TO MSkns- tie refer the reader
to the advertisement Of Mr.. Hoaglnnd. headed
.. The Deadwood on $l5, ,Oe0" we are inclinesl
to the opinion from all the information that we
have been able Ia gather. that the enterprise
named therein. 10y the expenditure Of mode
rate amount of capital, might be made exceed
iunly profitable.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

to the County Clerk se29-lm
70 Syphilis, scrofuIa mad Diseased
BLOOD.-"Dr. Guysott's improved Extract Of
Yellow Dock and SarsapStifla,, lis true specific.
Tire proprietors have in their possession over
one hundred certificates Of the most extraordi-
nary cures effected by 1t. We can safely say,
TRY IT. It revives the dropping constitution,
eradicrtes all minors from the blood, and by its
tonic properties restores the invalid to life and
vigor. AS spring and summer medicine ii has
no equal Its snguarly efffcacious action CHI
the blood, its strengthening and viviiying aeffotI
OH the system stands pre-emfneht above all dFff.
er SarsaparflIas. II you would have the rose
brought back TO y6ut cheek, clear, healthy
and transparent skfh. and life and vgor imbued
through fhc systehfj take Guysotts Extract Of
Yellow Dock and Saf.aparilla. 1t contains more
OF the pure Honduras Snrsaparla than any 9th.
er preparations e1taht. 4 lfch is chemically comi
bined with rhc eitrnct of Yellow Dock and exl
tract of Wild Cherry, thus making fire tetlcd}
more thoroughly efficient than nGy other Sarsa
perfectly free from III mineral poison.. which
cannot be- said sd any Other sar..I,arilla COTS
pounds. Sold Try PAHk X WfffTE;
Sole Agents. Washington Street,
between Sanxo,i,e and Bnttff9j
San Franz. istR.
Also by DIR. BENJl SlIURTLEfFi
Agent. Shasta.
DAyfBs6N HARRIS, Asit,
SEQ 3m WcaaetsfFis,
VI. Il. CIGRCW.
Service will hrrenfr-f fit hefd etsts Sabbath
evening. commenting II early candle Lighting,
in the NJ. E. Church III this place.
Sabbath Scl,ool every Sabbath, at 3 O'Clock +.
NJ II. b. SHELDON,
Shasta, June 30. 1852. Ps,tor.
RE6,ff3inu-s Nnrucr
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

BTHE PkoHBiroRY LIqUoR Law.-The
San Francisco Herald says it is noticeab e fact,
that will astdnish those abroad, that nearly al
the mining counties voted at the last election to
adopt the law, while the agricultural COMMITTEES.
with scarcely an exception, polled large major
tiles against it. What will the Eastern press
say, when they learn that the miners of Califor-
MIA, who have always been regarded (aiid but
too often represented) as set of hard drinking,
reckless adventures. have voted to prohibit the
sale Of Intoxicating liquors and to suppress gam
blngl How their eyes will open when they
receive ihe news
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

Ixs Axp Ours.-The newly elected county Of
ficers Will go into Office ia this county on Mon
day next Ofcue.te The present "ins'' will Then
u., or,f 3tt3 rA
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29
NJ. u. s:asftRs,uJ:
KEf,fGiOUs NOTICE,

KEEfEfOUs NOTICE.
Regular service will be performed in tho
Catholic Church, Shasta, every Sabbath. at 10
o'clock A. ". RALPH RAINAIDI
Shasta, 1865. pa,tor
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

r. The State Fair and Cattle Show, has ai-
tractcd to Sacramento very large number Of
persons from all fsitis OF the State The Festival
pete for the safibi.s prizes offered. will be u
highly enicffaiihg affair. Those fair ladies dis
playing the mos, slaflns. elegant and graceful
equestflaiiissh nfe TO be presented with prizes Of
vafious Kinds. We presume Shasta will not be
represented in The midst of those charming con-
testants. And yet we have fair friend MrsC.
who would, were she Yrcrefii, successfully clnim
for Shasta the prizes fUf both daring and gruc.
full hon semansip.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

eHAsrA SocIkTY.-It may not be unnterest-
ing to persons at distance from our village to
know. that here, in The mountains we have as
fine society, can be found in any portion of the
State. Our intelligent merchants are bringing
their families from the old focy portion Of the
world and planting them in our midst to grow
up and blossom among us.-sons are bringing
their aged parents to mild and genial eli
mate. in hopes, and we bciieve it will be real
lied, that their lives will be heightened by the
change.
In this connection we will mention that VIM.
Lean, Of the Olive Branch, Cottonwood. has re-
turned bringing with him his own mother, and
his wfe's father. We welcome him, and the
accession he brings with him.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29
Paciac Exrrs-. DO Il puNy

Have our thanks for al,s traulnr daily suppl,
Of California papers. CRY and coun,ry. for III.
week
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

The PEOPLE OF NIcARAoUA.-The movements
relative to that republic OF considerable interest
al the present time. The city of Grenada, stu-
ated on the northern shore Of lake Nicaragua,
contains about fifteen thousand Inhabitants. The
best Informed foreigners in the country estimate
the popnfatf6n of the republic as follows: whites
2O,O(Oi lfidiaffsi 100000; negroes. 1000; mixed
races l76, ,OOO-total, 100000.
The character Of the Nicaraguans, as por-
trayed by Parker II. French. Esq, editor Of the
State Tribune, is by no means calculated to ex-
cite our envy: ~
1t is startlas fact that the Nicaraguan wo-
men more licentious and depraved than in
any other country on this continent; virtue is
al fearful discount when measured according
to our standard. The sexual depravity Of this
country may be accounted for by the great dis
parity bf sexes; the females being four and
half III one male. The disparity has been caused
by their numerous and protracted wars, COM
bined with other canses. 1t is no uncommon
thing for woman tg Have three or fonr children
before marriage, aud each claiming different
father; yet she does not lose cast by it, but is
still tolerated by her ucqnaintances, aud moves
in society as though nothing had occurred
The ifiefi are indolent aud distonideni Of their
own ability-trencherous and always ex p-ctns
treachery in others, yet possessisg a certain de-
gree Of independence that is pleasing to Ameii-
cans. Their honesty is supttior to any other
people lave ever known, ahd their puncn.
liousness in paying their debts might justly pu,
more civilized naligns u the Eltfsh They are
cruel because .fey have long lived in isnornnce
and oppression; set ile3 hate strong aiirc,i"n..
and their everyday intercourse with one anotl,-
er is smarked by native poltcness that is truly
charming ~
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

The golden ERA.-This is truly a magnIfi-
cent weekly-the handsomest Sunday paper in
the State. l, has recently a,sduiied new shape,
beng printed at present in quarto form. II was
well before-uow II is most admirable. No
wonder It's editor boasts Of a acir,.nf.r;oH of 1000
FinE IN CoLusE--Several stables and lay-
stacks in the town Of Colusi, We're DESTROYED l.,
fire on Sunday last.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29
Mihernl Lnnds.

Inc supreme Coufl, al the JUfv Term, IN the
case Of Geurgc Fitzgerald IS. VIM. L. Urton ct
A., made decisiodii Of great Importance 10 the
fahabitants Of. mining towns. That the true
character Of this decision, however, is misun-
iers,ood by many PERSONS Is evidenced by the
fact that goolly portion Of the press have con-
s.rued it in a manner never for moment in
tended by the learned Judges. nor authorized
by the plain letter Of the published opinion
eide the following from the S. F. Torn Talk:-
The Supreme Court. in a case from Butte
county, decided that the occupant of land, al.
though It was mineral land does not permit par
ties 10 enter upofi it aild mine. This decision
is likely to upset all previously established Gus
TOMS and regulations IN the Iiiuins districts Of
this State
In penning the foregoing pafagyraph the editor
evidently overlooked the fact that the action
which called forth the decision referred to, was
10 es'rain tie defendants from the commission
o'f nuisance by reason Of digging ditch and
mining IN torn lot. Therefore there is no
authority for the remark of the Torn Tall, that
this decision is likely to upset all previously
established customs and regulations in the min
ing districts of this State: The case of McClin-
ibck as. Dryden ct al. differs materially froiil the
one under consideration. In that case plaintiff
laid claim to about thirty acres of agricultural
iand-not town lots-and sought 10 restrain
iiiihers FROM mifimg thereon. In the case OF
filzergald Us. Urton ct al the facts are set forth
rs follows =
That the plaintiff was in possession of lot in
tI,st of xuall ntt bsh had al
a house used n hotel: that the lot en-
closed by good substantial fence and used rs a
poultry and wood yard and for other purposes
necessary TO carry ON the business of hotel keep
ing. That the plaintiff had for long time been
in the quiet use and possession OF said premises,
and that The defendants claiming right as mi
ners entered upon the lot, and by digging and
sluicins had greatly damaged the Plniniitf and
inconvenienccd him in his busr ess, aud threat
ened, if not restrained, to entirely ruin his pos
session.
The interests a.id wants of THE mining COM
munities demand that some facilities and accom-
modatons should be afforded to the business OF
mining; and that persons settled in good faith
upon lots in the mining towns and carrti ing on
business, should tie rcas6ndbly protected, and
not left at the mercy of every malicious or irre-
sponsble party who may choose to invade their
possession upon the sPecious pretext OF mining.
Hence the instructions of the Court below
were sustained, and the judgment affirmed with
costs. Those instructions, given by Judge Nc
Corkle more than year ago, were to the effect
that. under the law Of Congress, the owners and
holders OF lots in mining towns, for the purpose
of habtatioii and cultivation, are protected in
the Use ahd oceHPaton of the same, until the
mineral lands OF this State are disposed of by
Congress; and that any law Of this State con-
ftcting with the same is void and imperative.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29
store. OF sfe sabbath ~

Shasta Co., Sept. 90, 1855.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29
GOLDSTONE e. co

OOLDo L Ol>L G W.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that tn. uu-
-'sfsfed fave entered into co-pnrtncr-
snip Tor Tie purpose "f manufacturing eur ow n
clothins and the importation and tran.ac,ing of
Wholesale and Retail
Business in General Merchandise in TN, ci,ic. of
New York, sam FFHrrisen md Shm.,u.
Thank kiui Ia our friends and the public through:
Out The Northern conniry for the Patronage so
literally extended tous for The last three years.
we respectfully solicit u continuation Of the
same, AMI we assure them that it will be- MS IL
has ever been, our constant entit.;vur To ,ervs
them on the most reasonable terms; and with
The advantages we now possess, our customers
may rely That we will sell them goods at n small
advance abuve San Francisco prices.
We have just received very large stock of
Fall and Winter Goods,
COSSIsTING or
CLOTHING,
ROOTS e. SHOES,
BLANKETS;
GUM BOOTs. a.i
RUBBER SUITS,
These goods we have recti, ed direc, from New
York, and
Packers, Take Notice.
We will sell them at a lower rnte than any other
tioise IN town. GOLDSTONE s. co.
Shasta, September 30. 1850 n