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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

SUPREME COURT PETER ). STOUT
> As3ERB HALL s1En?rs 'of money c,nIaf %
.s: To The Defer Yos ar her, By sum nenst andre
sred ~ srsa er u ts acton, q! sea eopJ
,,r7,o upon Jo1 ard 20 copy Of your
. ID. .sid complain: hs .abssnbs IL stee, No ~
Grenshh %. SerYof tsy wFhin twenty days .iter tne
G 70 answer The sd eonp.is within the tine Aforesaid re
IN. atiG n IA action zlH judgment yJg Gf ths
I'M a horssnd do srs 9TH interest from tbs ar 9y
~ s.vebsr Id o'snd e<hr knsdr-a and ffJ ee
% ". ID. vArOBokSr
.. Nc. if7 Gytsrvskv P.asnfs h1ssr-J,
TIE and pr: Ia the Lc,.n '.s sse 70 ths
e<s OF Tie Gers ct CiJ ard Coc.;y on ne
4.h day Oetotsr l3H .. VAN ohp'st
q, sv6~B Flbtn ei.'hey'
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n)atfbes, Jewflrp, ST.
WATCHES! WATCHESn-Tbe. subscriber !,

WATCHES! WATCHES THE subscriber 10
w - i1s III d,,cipoos Of @ ID iss SILVER WATCHES
ct retail y yer thsD any house il 'he city. 80.
FINE SOLO LEPiSE wATC7E3 four hciss isweled...fS
BEAUTIFUL ESANrLPD LADE9 WArCHES.-.... y
SPLENDID ENasELED LADfBey WATCHES, sih .
GOLD DETACHE LEVERS, full je.eed :....::.......
hEAUrIFUL GOLD EylNElED 1USTfSG Watebes: -
GOLD DETACHED LEVERS for LADIES, roh engraved :,
FINE GoLD HUNTING LEPINEs fr L.si,........:... $
YiSE GOLD HUNTING Detached Levers. "a i.ve!ed..
SFLBSDID LEVER WATLHES for Dagger TYPES iy
HICH WATCHEs. sbeh wind .ni Sc y'hnnL hey. .
REIL JULES JUgGESsES WATCHES per-
s.c,,,ms s,,p~r, -. Observation-Disclosures 10 s1S
RIAL CDOPFR WATCHES Dupl.1 and levers rs 70 rs
INDEPENDENT SECOND md QUARTER -
sFCONp WATcnES fr ti1.irs ao-se...... 100 20 20
SPLENDID GOLD POCKET CHROSOhE-
TFRs perfSf tne-k.eper.......... -. rs % 30
vindirs .............................. l2jt, IFS
RICH MAGIC WATCHES for L.iie, and Ger
1men skieh change n,oS different Ws-chss 100 70 III
GOLD TNGLISH PAINT LEVERS ......... IS 10 %
GOLD HUNTING-CASH Epgish Ps,e.t Levers. 50 70
SILVER ENGLISH PATEsr LEVERS........ 1910 -
SILVER DETACHED LEVER3............... Is 20 .
SILVER LEPISE WAT cHES ................. .
SPLENDID GOLD and SILVER ENGLISH PATENT LIZ
yERs hy H. j. Tobiss add other celebrated m,ks-s
VERY FINE DUPLEX WATCHES, msie by 7. r. Cooper,
Warner, ard al celebrated makers
Watches Gle and Re paired in the Nest ct mnen
than the prices All Watches warranted 70 keep good
time. GEO c. ALLEN, Bporvr,
Wholesale and RstAl No. II Waist,
Second 6oM near Broadway
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CuPREME CCURT.--In the matter Of the az
p,ieasp Of the Mayor Aldermen and COMMONLY ~ ne
CITY n EswYork by he Croton Aqusdoct bosfd q sa
.stiye 10 the lsGainus Of LANDS Tor NEW RE5EhvUih
- The said city, s6h and s6sS and ne an ass W.
avs. 10 tho said city - l.
We the Commissioners Of Appfasa in the na'tu .scys ca
th5 hereby i've notice % tbs owners iesees pesoss a
p.ries tho lands tsueuens hereditanesu ne
pr,mes affected thereby srd 10 ell others whom nay co"
eern a. fJO~s, 70 wit; .--,..
Pi,.t, That the Co1nDtoners hays con- plotted o
.,tpse ard spprssa 10 ayO Of the several 9wpo SssoeS
n, or pslns Interested IN tbs lands 70 bg IN ~ nss
edips the lsnds sssd therein n1 nsvs PCes
m Of the Of j1st snd equsce
10 be peid iesees parties od psfsor' ossss
sos, Ib., W. the Commissioners, hsys sspsd
tn ory or trss.cTip Of such EsGate Apps,si snd hep
IL the Clerks Office ofhe Cfy Tor he inspeeios
Of shoDsoever Il may
Tlrc: That person persons wsoss nshss aAJ ee ~
eetsd thereby and shall object 10 ths 90 20 sny ~
thereof msy within days site' the fret publication AZ
poies h her their obsctiols N va ns 70 a. s -
Cor us.ope ct our Office "a z3 BfosdwsJ, 10 he Cny a
He1-fmk
Fsurb Thar our Report the any p~ss
hereof e obs ned TO- and shall appear 70 ieqase ecf,e.
ton cur sad Report the .bi b saa cSr.
,eetss viii he presented Supreme Cgur,, a. eone1d
Term thereof held IN the First Jucieisi pladet ~.
CIV Han Of tho City OF New York the fra MosDAf
Mover her next openins Of the Court on that fsy
soon a. eoanss be heard and motion s thsI ssa os
30 psi s,1 The oopfrns tbereotNe~ orr AEs ~ 49,
s s9sAaas s 4 S5iSS SsaHi cs--l.''.."
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SUPREME COURT JOHN

NETWORK SUPREME COURT JOHN
IN STEPHENSON 'esinst JOHN MURPHY Il sommoasfx
derard eoptrAet-cor. ITO he Def nda3f
above named You hcesy Sonei ard CURED
the ccmya in tbs ae VIII sed IN The see ~ the
Clerk Of the City and County Sewfosk At tho Cy Hal
10 tie Cy Of York the 18Th dsy OF spien5er. las
and cory Of snwer 70 the sail como sa ON
the suh sgbs 70 their Office, No III Broad abe CITY
New YORK. within twenty DAYS af the service Of hs
YOU exeuve Of thu Gay Of snh service and " yss
the p-, th. VIII t'ke Indictment sxsiu'i you ~
hunrsd and dollars and Of ocas. Sh
interest thereon from the 18th DAY OF Jus 1875 baes tbs
costs of th, sctiop. Dated New yoih SegrembeI BA
BARNEY, HU afHRey BUr.ER,
sl5 Law swS Plain ifs Atuoeys, Ill Broadway, Y. Y
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SfrnIsI1ns.

CHEAP EXCURSIONS by LONG Island
~ RAi LRo ~ b..~ses 8EBS 'oRF s.s : 40 : tsa5s
sn5 NzwYoRK. E.s ~ .'fye s'0ca y s.er7 tDaEo
DAY ard SATURDAY =. 70 " ~s,Te S-eeI pr e'-TJ
3OEDAY Asd THURSDAY n 70 A. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-13

EOR CALIFORNIA.-DAYS Of SAILING
Il CHANGED 10 9,h and 2i,b OF EACH AONCh;-NsW-
YORK ,nd CALIFORNIA STE AMSHIP LINE, via NlCA5
RkGlJA-ACCEsSORY TRANSIT COMPANY o. Mica
7ce 6e, shorter than any other RoueThe soendf double
engine stesmship NORTHERN LIGqr e. 500 tuns lurden
C,ntxto Tuk will Pier No. s. North River, at
ocieek p a. precisely for PUMA ARENAS, on WEoNES-
DAY Oct r. eonneefins With the Steamship SiEhh Me-
hs,iDs y miles Of land posion by
the edaced Apply OIL, 70
CHARTS MoHoAri, Agent, No. 2 sowlas stovo:
Letter Bses made the Office Stamped Letters taken f'
cepts each.
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CIlPRI M COIRr.-CitY and County of New.

SUPRT ME COURr.--Ci,y aud County OF New
- Yoik-De Wit c. rhomp-ou aud Marion b Thenpson,
hi, wife Edward Brosn Aarel bsion and EuA u.
T,cy-summ ns for money smens on contract To he
BALLON and FRA g. rkACY-Yo1 sc heFeeJ SON
m, ned to snwer the compliant In this scion shch ~i be
nj d In tn. flee the Cers Of the City and County az New
yerh ard ssus q copy OF your nswer ma AZ my ohsc
No 81 Wall. rect In said CRY within twenty days sns the
service hereof exc Of the dag of inch seslse and
a % snswsr the complaint AZORES i'd the ps M. VIII take
u the 81 tn thousand ses 'nnd-d
and one dollars and cents With .ts,est from
the l4h July thousand eight bundd and nfy ave-
ten per cent beside the Of tb SEPT ~
1855
The o,mpsint IN this acton 6sl in the Office Of ths
CLERK ct he Cit, and County e v w.Nork Get tsos
LUTHER Il. PERT, Psotia, Atoroey, .
ois rawsss. No. ~ Waist, ". Y.
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CUPREME C0URT-WILLIAM II. COL

- WELL against JAMES KENYON and ELIZA C. his
Wife To the Defendants You hereby summoned and
qur,d the complaint 10 this action which the day
cd the cee OF the Clerk II tie City and Coauty Of New
York the City Fla OF the City Of Newfork, and % sosve
cory of tho said Complaint the sub'ccer
bis oce No. 10 Nssuet In the said City. thin twenty
the service Of this excnsise Of The
DAY such sepce and fail 60 the said eenpsint
within the time sad, the pautf In this scion ~l sppy
10 for tn, relief dmsnded in the mn
New.York September II, 1855 kErCHUM
slj lax6wSst Plsinuhs Attorney.
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CUPREME Things County

UPREME Things County
bRENRY y, PIERS0N against THOMAS VRILEY.--Sow-
fer money demand eonrse--Con not sr 10 tho
defepdsnt-Ycu hereby summoned and required 70
the complaint In this aetion which was hl't m the
OF ep,t her inst his ohc. the City Hall Of the City OF
Breoiyp and OF 60 the ssd COM
plsint on ubs:riber his Office, No ss McfshanS III
hsrse the City Of NewYcrk within days aer tho
this you exclusive Of The day o. weh
service; and fail the said complaint within the
Aforesaid the plaintiff will tsAe Judgment for the VI
Eve hundred and ffy dollars, with ntsies from tee srst
ssy Of July thousand tsht hundd and any AVE. besas
the cost Of this scton.-Dated september !, 1883
Secs isy6wS j. :. SLACSON, Plaintiffs ,torney.
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Y '<I'f-III1E
Ew-YORK SUPREME C0URT-GABRIEL

N GKATACAP snd JOHN L GNArACAP AZ JUHN
MURPHY Sumuuns for nonry demand contract -tCom
not TO the Dfndsn, Cd named; You hereby
U sneo ard required the comp The sesson,
Which was ftd IN tie Ofee the Clerk Of the City and
Coasty ~ S.wiok, a. the City Han 10 tie Cts u Neg
Yck the ISL Raw Of September ls and 10 copy
tAsir ofce Ne II Brosdwsy IN the ty o'NosY York within
twerty day az tie service q tbs summons exclusive
Of the dsy 81 such service; and you e.. to
plant ii. aforesaid the plaintiff IN thi' acton vh
tale Judgment ,sanst for the OF m halare md
,i,h, doa. sd 6t e,us oseher 9th Interest thereon
from he fourth day Aagu rs ee.ds the eos,s Of tbs
BARNEY M MPHRsY BIZ rLER,
si.wswSs Pl.iitia Auy., No. Ill bros way, ". T.
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q L v T. r w A z E.
- VIM. GALB SON, No AZ Broornes,.,
Zone door wes. of Broadway
Have constantly on hand larre rock Of
SILVER-WARR,
At Wholesale and Retail.
Every under cur persorA
inspection constantly 70 order every
thing the Inc Of design either antique or odern ms
however rich OF elaborated
HAITIAN PLATE COMPANY,
NI No. 267 Bovery, Uoustoo-st New-Yorf.
Msnufscory of superior PLATED WARE, oonprisos Tee
Sets Cake Bsske Pitchers Waters u rts and Spoons Ne.
Pstips all Of Metal done order with the greatest
accuracy 0 weight # silver
CpAsING and ENGRAVING ereeutud In superior aye
EB.-Au goods stamped MANHATTAN are guaranteed
10 be plated the full weight silver indicated BY TIE ssp
REPLATING-Hotes Ships Stesmbosts and Private Fam
ies can have every description of Old Ware spsied with
Gold or Silver. and warranted
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DY ORDER Of Hon SCOTT LORD, County.

- Judge Of Lvisesep C0sDy, Doce Der y yee -. 9.
ASSIGNMENT isps1 sssip.s tho u ROoEkT SdA,
se Of Dsnsvs In the County Of Lspsseor sAsc0ng
osssaeS dsbOr due proof the al C0asy Jsdss
b. the directions Of the Statute eopesuas Aseb
1,p. ,s,,t ahscopdirs eoocss.d poac-sni deboss'
end hst the sssae m b. aid for n" psyn-u o. s seets
les be IN. .sH Rcsr Shan spr-ss and dhvss sueb e.
.ch, M ,seorxs 10 Law within three moDths osn The 6e
rubHcstics OF poee and tn, the p.y.u, Of dss
d.very property belonging a. The said deetcs
him for tie -nsrr OF say proprtS BY t
r ssy purpose ~h.t.vrr are FORBIDDEN ~ "a. .nd sre y
Ds,ed August ~, lsM l. ". PtoCton,
81 iswsas A,t,y su Attaching CTedi.crs
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Aliliinerp, &f.

DIOH PARIS DRESS TRIMMINGS and MIL
III l. merry GOODS-I bsve much easure ia annou aeins
70 NV f,enss that purchased the late Auctions from
the failures Frenrh houses the heav qusndy Of the
choicest RIBRJNS, MILLINERY GO IDS, DaEsS and
CLOAK TRIMM ISiS exhibited IN this country soi nst
viii dispose of the es ads on ans'n pees
" NORTHWESTERN No 90 Bowery, cor Hester a.
p S.-Sssre elosed evesy Saturday.
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1T s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-F0r
u. HAVANA ind NEW -ORLEANS.-OD WEDNESDAY,
Oct. H. ct p. ST. from pier foot Of Wsren-r r.. The
fast and fsvorte steamship GRANADA, Csp John McGowaD,
viii aail ss above.
Passage can be secured at the Companys once.
FREIGHT 20 New. Orleans 30 cents per cubic foot . -,
Shipper will supplied blank bills Of scins OF the
form ssned BY the Compsny application their Office No
other forms signed, and no Ct AIDING VII Do signed aes
the hour of sa1ins -
For freight or pssee sppy st the one. Of the C5mSny,
No. III Westst, corner Of Warren. NJ W. hObbhIo
EOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT-To leave
I MONDAY Oct Is, q. 8 P. NJ. from Pier No. 8 North
Riy,r-1he frat class steamship DANIEL WEBSTER VII
.ve as above excellent 5tateroons deck sni in
Sa'cn. -.
Prce Of Cabin Passsge IN sts.eroous ..,.f0
Prize Of Steersse Passage and feund. 70
Freiskt Is cents per cubi: foot.
All oils Of aiding 10 be sigEed on board
For freight or pess.e apply 20 %, ,,
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the C0uaty Of New York notice hereby gwen 20 all per.
son. having claims sssls JACOB RuCKE late Of the cIy
Of NswYok daoessed preseut the same th vouchers
thereof 70 the subseibers ths place Of business No 3,
shsv OF a. No II Nadensns 10 the City Of NswYork on
before the sh day Of Oetooer neIt-Dsed Ss~fof tas
18th day OF A pal. ls55 -
.a,,~sms. s s4fNTst Il hG G6kFkEL Adur.to'.
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MiscelIdncons.

CHEMICAL and ELECTRIC APPARATUS
~ Of all iiDds 'n:ludng CHEMICAL BAL ~ Z, sh
be sod din g by ssnerap, Cd led ny u heal q
Chemistry. Addrs X, Box No S7l, Lower Post
CGce
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NOTICE. OF DISTRIBUTION.--Notic is here
~ By hs much IF the pre.s4s htvs b,e1 Ped
20 Govt u The ssIe Of the Real Estate Of E0HUSD
WILLLTrs laS CT be City Of NsxYork dcesses, i1te'
is .ey order Of toe sarnng,te % tao 'oae
n BY Ish. Wu.etA sra AribelS WIets the Al
aud dn strsr1 Of the Estate Of .d 1.s<aIs,
vl drbs5>d BIZ the sid ga rgs;s accsT5bg % al tos
s5Tra,.. ce Ii H. CIT, of Nsw.yOrh ne ~ day q
Nov. er n,x. ., 10 d oes IN The Of tha day
~ 80. I'm ''' u a. ". sRlDFoR0 srroH,s
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The County OF NewYcrk notice is hereby given to al per.
sons bAyng claims against aAHLOS DAY l4s Of the City Of
NewYuk deceased present. the same, with vouchers
hereof 20 the subssrbeTs, the II ABHAHA M u
s.SD3 Ne la Willsu..t 10 the City Of RewYors
before tie eshb day Of January nexDsted SewYors the
SIKH day II July isss
EDWARD ". DAY,
ABRAHAM b. SANDS E1eca.or
wi lavf1nS WILLIAM X THURsTON, JR-,)
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County NewYok notice Is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against JOHN BRADY ate OF ne NY o.
NsYork deceased 20 present the with vouchers here
Of 10 tbs subscrbers his residence No 5 aqlbenyi
& CITY before the 8th day u January next
-Dated New Y orb the 9th day Of July, 1855
III isusms FRASCIs BRADY Administrator
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OF the County e New osk notice b hereby gwen 70 All
porous having claims against JOHN CLARKE. a,e OF tho
City Of York deceased present the with vouchers
hereof 10 the subscriber the ONCE Il Bell Coo Esqs 30
81 John in the Guy Of New York before the 9Th day
81 November uer,-Daed Nsw-York. the 18th day OF May
Is.5 Imyls Iaw6nSl WILLIAM Is. DEEM, Executor
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suiihins afnifrials.

V,NCAUSTIC TIL FS-For Vestibules. Halls,
r. u..,,s. mia, roa,. CoasersstoIiss ~ SA3NAlkE
cTiNYFY rOPS, DRAIN PIPES. l.: F.. ssla ss
MILLER, COATES & You'll Na 70 PsS! %
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COR CHARLESTON and FL0RIDA--sEMl-
Il WEEKLY U. g. NAIL LlNE.-Ths nes AID ..t-goIns
steamer MARION W. fostsr commander, sll cave rSsr NO.
n Oh sArUE OAY. Oct. 49, s. O'Clock p ~. precisely;
For erhf spJy board and fer htyint spiendi
uodstsjos) the ofiee II SPOFFORD RlLssEDS
Co No. - Broadway Though tickets 20 kondi ss io.-
low, To iscksopylle. SJi to Phi stts $50
The rsfLileept steamer JAMES ADGER viii snoc-ed and
ksve on WEDNESDAY. Oc'. II. Cspin passage, s2l
H'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN STEAM
j SHIP LINE for sol THAIPTON ani BAVaE Tho
.operior first steamship NORTH STAR, Wanna zgo
time commander will positively all above SATURDAY.
Oct Is Pessely from pier 80 Ncrta liver foSt Of
Chsmbeyse- -.
First elass p2sssss ....'...'''''......-.''''e lw
Second cass p,-ssse 90
FIXED DATES 90 SAILING:
From Ssw.Ycrk From dsUe s0e.haIgten
sShnn n.: so1 soRTi STAR ... Ns!.
MONTH SIAN ..... Nov q tRIEL..... ....... Nov y
ARIEL............ Dec. IoiSok 4 sFAA..... Dec ID
ARIEL ..... ....lelo lsn- ;
These sps wsierEht ,cmpart1ers and .rs built AID
ted In ne be. ior s>y an co1or CiASs a1i
ins1re the owss Ts,es. -,
Lss.sr. prepaid Isl o. sss rssissi a. The
ee Of The iae, W. Bow lns sesn, ~ i "eof A. u "
the Gsy Of al 1E b.,
GooGs .nl spscie rejsa s,es md parcels prepaid
.seh 81 20 and upzsd. For resh pess.se, aPP. -
H. TORRANCE, No bow. ma green, res Or
ALBERT v. CHRYSrIE, Nc. : Place -s Booise'
Psris. .
CssiD Delayisre. hsyre-
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

Man WANTS BUT LlTTLE HERE BELow.-Our
friend, Mr.. Smith. TO whom some philanthropic
person has jocosely applied the sonbriquet OF
"Peg Leg" went into the Lager Bier Restau-
Iant, opposite the Orleans yesterday, and asked
the worthy proprietor Tor dinner for one. 1t
should be stated that MIR. Smith has rusticated
the greater part of his lite on the plains, and is,
consequently, unacquainted with the modern
improvements in the art of cookery. what
will you have, siri" inquired mine host. 81
want some mush," said Mr.. Smith. . We hav' mt
got any," Then want some hominy.'' g We
hav'nt got any of that, either" said Mr..
John.' At this reply our friend stared amazedly
for some time. and evidently regarded him
kind of heathen. At length he found tongue
to ask: 8 Have you any sour-krout!" +" I'm
really sorry to inform you, sir that the krout is
just out" the answer Thunder and
lightning p cried Mr.. Smith, as mad as buffalo,
"What an Internal country this is. can't
get anything to eat"-lSacramento Tribune.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

3 THE PROPRIETORS of this Hx~
EN,H, well known and commodious SSSA
-lla....A Hotel, take this means of in III W
forming the Public that their entire establish
ment has been completely revised and thor
oushly refitted, and their customers are assured
that they are now prepared to receive them un-
der more favorable circumstances than ever
Extensive additions and improvements have
been made to the sleeping department of the es-
tablishnent, which is under the direction and
charge OF Housekeeper whose reputation for
cleanliness and neatness is guarantee for the
order In which it will be kept
I HI E ia B LIE
Will at all times be provided with every SUBJ
stantial and delicacy the market can afford, and
the BAR will be supplied with all kinds Of
Superior Liquors, Cigars, &c..
The Sacramento and Marysville stages, and the
passenger trains to and from Yreka and the
Northern Mines, arrive and depart daily from
this Hotel, rendering great convenience to the
travelling public. GROTEFEND & co.
Shasta, Dec. 9, 1854. del6tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

FILLIBUsTERIsG IN WAsHIsGToN TERRITORY.
"A correspondent of one Of the Oregon papers,
writing from Schalalam, Washington Territory,
says:
The most interesting news l can give you is
that tllibustering expedition against yancou-
vers Island is on foot in this section, and Dame
Rumur says That the Russian Government has
agents amongst actually engaged in getting
up party for that purpose. Their movements
characterized with the utmost degree of
caution and secresy, yet enough has leaked out
to warrant the belief that the party has already
considerable strength, and is gaining ground ra-
pidly. Oar people bear the English nabobs of
Vancouvers Island no good will, and nothing
would give them more pleasure than to oust
them from possessions which of right belong to
u.s. and which will be source of trouble, an.
noyance and danger to us as long held by the
British authorities If its To come, lei it come
I'm IN for one. 1t is also said that certain par
ues from Oregon are taking active part i'll the
movement"
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

KELLY THE PRIZE FIGHTER.-It will be re-
membered that Kelly had his arm broken in his
prize hight with Fitzgerald, near Grass Valley.
on the 10Th oi November. The accident left his
arm in such twisted and unnatural position
that the patient could only get the back of the
little finger to the mouth. The Sacramento I'm
ion is informed that DR.. F. ~ Morton assisted
by Drs. Barry and Pierson, undertook the case
at this stage, and by the aid of pullies were en-
abed to break up the adhesion. adjust the dislo-
Gated bones, and bring the hand TO its natural
position. The patient suffered great agony du-
ring the operation, and for twenty -four hours af
forwards labored under tetanic and convulsive
spasms. Choloform administered at the
commencement of the operation. but the patient
could not be brought wholly under its influence.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

WHO is VICTORIA !-Victoria is the daughter
OF the Duke of Kent, who was the son OF George
the Third; who was the grandson of George
the Second; who the son of Princess So-
pha; who was the cousin of Anne; who was
the sister of William and Mary; who was
daug ghter and son-in-law of James III; who was
the son of James the First; who was the son
of Mary; who was the granddaughter Of Mar
garet; who vas the daughter of Henry the
Eighth; WHO was the son of the Earl of Rich
mond; who was the son of Catharine, widow
of Henry the Fifth; who was the son of Henry
the Fourth; who was the cousin of Richard The
Second; who was the grandson of Edward the
Third; who was the son of Edward the SECOND;
who " as the son of Henry the Third; who was
the son of John; who was the son of Henry the
Second; who was the son of Matilda; who was
the daughter of Henry the First; who was the
brother OF William Rufus; who was the son OF
William the Conqueror; who was the bastard
son OF the Duke of Normandy, by tanner
daughter OF Falaise.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

IMPORTANCE OF THE ONIoN.-The onion is
worthy of notice as an extensive article of con-
sumption in this country. 1t is largely cultyated
at home, and is imported, to the extent of seven
or eight hundred tons year from Spain and Por-
1ugal. But 1t rises in importance when we con-
slider that in these latter countries it forms one
of the common and universal supports of life
In addition to the peculiar flavor which recon-
mends it. the onion is remarkably nutritious
According to my analysis, the dried onion root
contains from twenty-five to thirty per cent. of
gluten. 1t ranks in this respect with the nutri-
tious pea and gram of the east. 1t is not merely
as a relish therefore, that the wayfaring Span
lard eats his onion with his crust of bread as
he sits by the refreshing spring; it is because
experience has long proved that, like the chees e
of the English laborer, it helps to sustain his
strength also, and adds, beyond what its bulk
would suggest. to the amount of nourishment
which his simple meal supplies. Chemistry o.
Life.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

Al tie junction Of The Yreka and EVeaoerrills
Roads, II miles from Shasta.
I'D T Fl E UND ERsIGNED
olssHl would announce to the pub eslaaAs2
- - lie, and particularly to per- sx%
sons travelling to and from lreka and Weaver
VILE, that, having leased this long established
stand, formerly known as the Free Bridge
House, he is prepared to entertain customers
IN style not surpassed by any hotel III Northern
California.
Having completed his compodious build
ing, and furnished IL III the best possible rnanner
he IS enabled to promise the very best accom-
moda'ions. The table, as heretofore, viii all
ways he supplied with the best viaI.ds the mar
ket furnishes while from the large garden al
iached TO the premises, all HE vegetables grown
IN this part OF the State will be furnished In the
greatest abundance.
tie has also IA secure Corral connected with
his establishment, always supplied with an abuna
dance OF barley and hay.
JASON TOWER.
March lst, 1854. mhIIrf