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The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

FIRING INToAs American VEssEL.-The Clip
per ship Golden Eagle, which arrived at New
York on the of January, from Callao via St.
Thomas, reports that few days before she ar
rived at the latter place the steamer Benjamin
Franklin, chartered by the Royal Mail Steam
ship Company to take the English Mails and
passengers to other islands, was fred into by
the authorities of the island when leaving port,
one ball passing through the state room in which
were an English lady and child The Benjamin
Franklin was detained day or two for repairs,
and then left on her voyage. The pretext for
firing into her was her not having night pass.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17
THE SHASTA COURIER.
seve. undia.. u.rserea.


Below we give an account. furnished s'by a
gentleman in whose, word every confluence may
be placed. Of one Of those gross outrages 80 fre-
quently committed against the Indians by set
Of abandoned, blood-,hirsty, cowsrdly scoun-
drels and which, in majority Of instances, Is
the primary cause Of the frequent scenes OF strife
and bloodshed between the whites and Indians
Here we have seven Indians killed because!
they would not aid brutalized white men to
prostitute one Of their sauaws. ,Itpay be that:
white men--white, honorable men. we,mean--i
on the first opportunity, may be made to pay the.
penalty of the acts Of these scoundreis, either
with their lives, or those of their wives aud
children, or with their property. Why do not
the settlers in the vicinity in which this whole
sale murder ,was committed, see to it that the
criminals are brought to punishment or why
do they not whip the .miscreapts opt of i,heI
county,
EDIroRs CorRIER:-As so many complaints
are made against Indians, without the commu-
nifty being made acquainted with the merits OF
the diferont cases. further than the result, viz:
stealing or killing, feel it my duty to make
the public acquainted, through your paper. of
an affair which took place some three weeks
ago near Hughs & Inskeep's Ranch, on the east
side of the Saci amento river, and about 10 miles
east of Major Readings Ranch. Two men. one
named NJ, the other c., who were out
hunting, feeling somewhat amorous. and meet
ing five Indians, insisted that one ofthem should
take a shirt from them, and go to the Rancheria
and bring them squaw in return. The Indian
refused. They then, with threats, forced him TO
go. They waited sometime. but he did not re-
turn. when they sent another Indian after the
first stating that unless he returned with the
squaw, they would kill all of them. After the
second Indian started, the ramaining three In
dians felt afraid. One broke and run; another
attempted 10 do 80, hut gun being cooked and
pointed at him, he stopped. They then attemp-
ted to disarm the two Indians. They resisted,
when fight took place, the result of which was,
that both Indians were killed. and M slight
ly wounded ON the neck. However. it did not
suit those two gents to let the matter drop
They pursued and killed FIVE other Indians,
guilty of no crime but that they happened to see
them, and belonged to the same tribe of which
the two murdered Indians. who refused to pan
der to their brutalizei sppeutes, were members.
Is there no law that can reach such cases Is
there any Indian Agent who could investigated
the matterl
The above facts nSe web known to every SET
tier in the vicinity Of Inskeep's Ranch.
Pro Bono PrBLIeo
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

The LoscEylTr OF SLAvEs.-The compend OF
the census prepared by Mr.. DeBow devotes a
section to the subject of the relative mortality
of the white and black races in tue United
States. In referring 10 this matter, the Charles
ton Medical Review remarkss
On an examination of this table, enc fact
stands prominently forth: it is that of the great
er longevity, both general and extreme, OF the
black than the white in the slayeholdipg States.
This is a fact pregnant with significance, proving
conclusvey as It does, the lightness Of his labor.
and the physical comforts generally enjoyed by
the slave, combine to increase the duration Of
his life. not only beyond that Of the laboring
white class but even beyond the average Vt the
white class of all conditions.
But the difference between the two races in
point of longevity. would be still greater in fa-
vor Of the black than is presented in the table,
il we deduct certain proportion Of early deaths
from the latter, occurring among the muattoes,
who exist in large numbers in the cities OF the
slave States.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17
RAILROAD HOUSE,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
TUlHIS HOUSE is NOW OPEN for the ac-
u commodation Of the travelling public. For
cleanliness air and comfort, it is not surpassed
On tho Pacific, and one trial is sufficient guar
antes for continued patronage. Attached to the
House are two RESTAURANTS 100 feet long,
extending from Commercial to Clay street, and
will accommodate 900 persons at one time. The
Floors and Tables are all marble and every
shing to correspond. and they have now the
most complete arrangements for Breakfast.
Lunch, Dinner and Tea in San Francisco. and
will be conducted upon the most liberal terms,
being confident that liberality secures patron.
age.
The Hotel part of the house is kept upon the
European plan. BARRIERS shops aud bath rooms
attached.
Entrance to the Hotel or Restaurants, 81 Clay
street, and 4s Commercial, near Battery.
Nov. Is. 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

II DR.. Francis says the Methodists are more
troubled with dyspepsia than any other people.
:" The reason is-they never laugh" There is
wisdom ia This remark. Men who don't hngh
are just as sure to break up the tone OF their
stomach. as they are to to costiveness, tacit-
urnity and selfishness Fun is a great medicine,
and he that has the largest supply, is the least
likely TO be troubled with bad appeties and
unborn affliciions. People may think we speak
improperly when we say unborn Affections"
but we do not. Nine-tenths of the troubles we
meet with in this world, are caused by troubles
which never arrive-in other words-by un-
born Affections"
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

BENJAMIs BoyD.-In 1851 this gentleman, in
command Of the yacht Wanderer, went on an
expedition of discovery in the Pacific. He was
reported to have been killed by the natives OF
Guadalcanor, one of the Solomon group of is
lands. 1t seems now that there is a strong prob
ability that he still lives. The Oberon reports at
Sydney, on the 10th October last, having spoken
the bark Belle. the captain of which informed
him that he had spoken an American whaler,
living of Guadalcanor Island, the crew Of which
had been ashore, where they saw the name OF
Benjamin Boyd cut on nearly all of the trees.
The Sydney Herald says:-
Capt Blaxland of the bark Woodlark, also
reported having been at St. t.Cbristopher's Island,
when the natives of that place told him there
had been a canoe there short time before, from
Guadalcanor Island, the natives Of which said
there was q white man upon the Island, having
long beard.
The merchants of Sydney, in consequence ol
these reports, have resolved to send vessels to
ascertain their correctness. The Governor Gen
eral has also promised that efficient measure.
shall be used to the same end
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

The LONG ToM.-A correspondent who signs
himself" Nautilus" claims that he and his asso-
cistes used the Long Tom in Auburn, in Janua-
-ry. 1850. He says that they got the idea from
the long troughs used in Brazil for great. many
years, for washing out gold and diamonds. and
that they were indebted TO no one from. Georgia
for the suggestion. This is in answer TO corr
respondent Of the Union Democrat. who claimed
that this piece of machinery was FIRST introduced
by Georgians, who had seen it used in their ma
tive Estate.
1.-THE Long Tom was used near Auburn in
December, IS49. by Georgia miner We do
not remember his name at present, but have no
donbt that be was the first man that introduced
it into that neighborhood.- CoUR.1
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

E"M Miss Polly" said comical fellow to an
old maid, have you heard of the late act OF the
legislature. by which all ladies with small
mouths are to be provided with husbands ~
i" Indeed nor' replied the lady, screwing up
her mouth to a pucker. !" 1t is a fact. however"
continued the wag, land another clause Of the
act provides that all those ladies who have large
mouths shall have two husbands EACH" Oh !.
my." exclaimed the lady, opening her mouth as
wide a. . bucket, "what wonderful curious
lawn
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

HoosIER RoMAscE.-The Bloomington (Indi-
anal News Letter recites remarkable case of
romance in real life, which was lately brought
to light in the county of Green, in the divorce
case of Henry Gourd VS.. Elizabeth Gourd for
the alleged infidelity Of the fair one. One of the
witnesses, lady. deposed that she had never
seen anything out of the way" in Mrs. Gourd
--but that she had seen her, several nights,
bundled up in bed with other men, jist for a
rornanceI -
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17
BATHS AT FIFTY CENTS:

CTEAM, SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
y BATHS will now be furnished in good
style, At so cents each. by II. w. Hubbard, at
the sign Of the globe lamp, Shasta.
Goods taken on storage. From 90 to 30 good
beds for lodsers will be found at all hours Of the
night. Also. miners tents always on hand.
There 10 also attached an asylum for the sick
II Money to loan good security.
Shasta City, May 90, 1854. aPsh
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

OuR RScHeoLs-BAD ESoUGH.-There is In Los
Angeles 7o3 scholars; in the Monte, 27l; and
in San Gabriel, 267-making in the 3 districts
ll9l children between the ages of four and
eighteen. Of this large number, we are assured
that not more than $50 are attending school,
This surely is bad picture of the ineficiency
Of our present school system, and calls loudly
for reform.-Los Angelcs Star.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17
DIR. A. =. Il SALDIvlN,
LOAG'S HORSE MARKET
WcavervilIe nnd Y reka Passenger Trait
THE SUBSCRIBER respect

n THE SUBSCRIBER respect
& fully informs the inhabitants of N
Nh. Shasta and vicinity, that his ar A<4
rangements now completed to have con-
stantly any quantity of Horses and Mules for
hire or sale. He Aatters himself that his stock
of saddle animals. for speed aud 1,.fability. is
excelled by none of any Livery Stable north OF
San Francisco. He takes this opportunity to
return thanks to former patrons, aud to assure
them that every exertion viii be used to merit
continuance Of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed on him.
Stock bought and sold on commission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
JAMES LOAG, Auctioneer.
NIB. PASSENGER TRAINS START DAI-
LY AS HERETOFORE. FOR WEAVER AND
YREKA. Charges moderate.
Shasta. August 10. 1854. It
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

city preachers by a correspondent of the Ban
ner of the Cross" who writes, " I am becoming
more and more attached to simple texts and SIM
pie sermons. hear many great sermons that,
really, simple truth is refreshing the pure
country cir after the great smells of q great
city.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

TIE NICARAGUA VS.. THE PANAMA ROUTE
Last night California passengers arrived here in
the steamship Promethus from San Juan, in less
than twenty days from San Francisco, while pas
sengers that left the latter place nine days after
wards by the regular mail line" have not ar
rived. and there is no knowing when they will
reach here-N. o. True Delta
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

JENNY LISD's SAILOR BRoTHKR.-Among the
smartest of the crew on board the U. S. sloop-
ofwar Cyane, is brother of the celebrated
songstress, Jenny Lind. He commanded one of
the guns at the bombardment of Greytown. and
exhibited much skill and dexterity in the per-
formance of his duties.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

The Paciac Lean and Security Bank.
rs NOW RECEIVING DEPOSITS of CASH
u from Ten Dollars upwards. at the rate of one
and a-half per cent month, and secured by
mortgage for one year on spacious tre-Proof
brick building and lot 25x70, insured and advan-
taeeously located in this city. Also. for six
months, secured by FIRE brick building and lot,
o2xl37. MARRIOTT g. WHEELER,
nls3m Trustees,
IS, Merchant street, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

Inkermann were infuriated with large doses of
.raki, Russian intoxicating liquor. Raki is a
liquor made from figs. The English fought with
out their breakfasts. Poor fellows! A good
many rations were saved that day.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

TELEGRAPHIc CONNECTIONS OF BosToY.-Bos-
ton is now connected by telegraph with over
twelve hundred cities and towns in the United
States and British North American Provinces,
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17
DIR. A. F. SAWYER,

01e' IA = O14 - = 10y
TVORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
IL Surgical Department of the MAssAcHUsErrs
GENERAL HosPiTAL, gives special attention to
the treatment of all
Surgical Diseases,
As tumors, morbid growths, affections OF the
bones aud joints, determines, whether congen-
ital or from accident, diseases Of the urinary aP-
paratus, of the eye, ear, etc.
Patients placing themselves in Dr.. Sawyers
hands. for treatment or operation, will De pro-
vided with suitable accommodations, and with
careful and attentive nurses.
Facilities are now offered by DR.. Sawyer for
the successful practice of Surgery, which are not
to be surpassed in any city OF the Union.
Residence-Rasette House.
San Francisco, January %. 1855. feb3-y
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17
Surgical Diseases,

CO.PARTNERsHBP NOTICE.
FTvHE UNDERSIGNED announce that they
l. have entered int, co-partnership for the
purpose Of carrying In the business Of Butcher
ing in all of its branches-the co-partnership to
commence October lst. 1854.
A. ]. VAN VIE,
THOS. r. KING.
Shasta, September 80, 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17
e. LEVIN & CO.,

Matchmaker & Manufacturing jewelers.,
Nert door to Adam'sdr Co.'S Express Office.
ATOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
w friends and the public that they are again
on hand with large and splendid stock of fine
Watches, Diamonds, California and State jew
elry. &c.
Every description of California Jewelry man-
ufactured to order. Particular attention given
to Watch and Chronometer work
Clocks on hand for from So upwards. (au27tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17

DisAcRKEABLE.-Breakin down before ladies
in the middle of song. and q malicious rival
eryine out 'ERcore. Encore
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-17
8. NJ BISHOP EW. GOODRICH
BISHOP g. GOODRICH,

Forwarding asa Cenmissien Merchnpss, I,
RED BLUFFS.
"OULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w to the merchants and traders of the north.
that they prepared to receive and fqrward
all goods that may be sent TO their care, and So
licit the patronage of the trading community.
Money advanced on freights, and strict atten-
tion paid to forwarding goods with the utmost
dispatch
Red Bluffs. October IL, 1854. ol4tf
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0elearapben to the iE1aiin Crescent,
NEW YoRK MARKETS. ~

Ntw YORK. Nov {. Flour ID somewhat lower
a. .day. with sales Of Ohio at ss STA n 40 62a
mar bbl. Wheat is also lower, with sales Of
Southern Red at 81 95 to $2 O8 per busbel
Other articles unchanged 9ss &
NEW YoRK, Nov 9.--Flopr is firm hi yestar-
davis rates. Wheat is dull, with ! ieolinino
tendency, and sales Of Southern white ii Az os
to AZ 28 Der bushel. Corn is rather 1over
with sales at 96 cents per bushct. Mess porl,
!. frr, and witbout .cbanye ~ note s.,.s -
ohio whisky at 10 cents ner va,,on & = :
z Nav YeRK. Nov. 1o.-Elour Is 4 tr;fe h;cher
o.dov with sales at $8 87a to 10 ~ - Al
Meas Pork il firm. n Ys.s . 80 s - :
Cincinnati Markets. &
CKc1NNArI, Nov. S.-Flour has declined, With
sales of Superfne at 81 80 per Dbl. Sales Of
whisky at S24 to 32a cents per gallon. Sugar
is selling at I to II cents per pound Rio Cof-
fee commands III to II cents per pound.
CINCINNATI, Nov, 9.-FIour is unchanged in
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.sesc Goods!! .Neap Goods III!
GiqMel & j a mn s Q n,
AT THEIR OLD STAND.
cHAKrRKs srRERT,

HS CMARTREs STREET. LIZ
Offer for aais & the largest eomplss n
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS offered South.
Their stock all Of heir Importation be so
VERY Low PRICES. u consists In p,rt a.
Rich Black Colorsd DRESS SILKS
Rich Printed, Plain and Pisd cAsHMEREs;
Rich MOuSsELINES DE LAME and CkiALLIES; al,
BOdBAztNE, MERINos, ALPACA, eta i;
4 Frsnch, EnKli.h American CALlcoISy
Printed, Pl. Id Solid colofed BAREaES;
Rich Silk and wosted CURTAIN DAMAsK;
Rich Embroidered Muslin and Lace CURTAINS; Sn57-
Jacqsnrd Damask CURTAIN MusLIHs;
CURTAIN CALICoEs Priuted and Solid Coors; VIII sg e.
Linen RoBBINET and Linen MEETINGS.; ia a.s :,
French, Scotch and ish h, al Linen sEiEETfNe;
French al Irish Damask Table CLOTHS and NARKINsi
sBHlRTlRG LINENS, made I, order. ~ n
TowELINes, ofsvsry dere iptisn;
Y JACoNETS, MULL-MULL and NAlNSoOKS; &
Real Indis and Swiss MUsLINs. ~ Il. e.
RICH EMBRoDERlEs Tho varsity Of sss gotten up
under .upe rysiop eonsating Of
cHEMIsETTEs SLEEVES, Brooches, coLLARErTEs etc.
m,roidsrsd Festoonsd and Lace Cambria HDKS;
Velvet and Cloth CL0AKs and MANTILLAsi Y
silk and Lace scARFs and ANTILLAs sreat variety;
Ghaiens SILK Marssiles Poplin JACKETS, SCARFS,
DRESSES. etc., ETC. szt.-s. ..-s sri
Enslish French and German HOSIERY every style and
quality; aS
KID GLOVES made especially for .aa5a5 10 -
FLANNELS, Of every description and quality;
French English and American BLANKETS; ..o--
GoMEsTICS Of the most celebrated makes; n. s-fts
GassIMEREs sATlNETTs, TwEEDs;
Il COZ 1oNADEs, DENNIS, CHECKS and STRIPES AZ ~
PLANTATION GOODS tS2'
KERsEys and LINsEys, Northern and Southern makes;
paiu aud T~s'lsd osNABURGs, uhi,s and eoorsd- - 4
Frsuch, Engish American NEGRO BLANKETS;
TwILLED FLANNELS and WOODEN HALF HOSE;
sB All Of which he VERY LOWEST PRcEs
~ GlQUEL & JAMESON,
noi2 fpst ASH. .5,5 5J54 Is Charities
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The Montreal Chronicle states that the COM
sarat advertses for vessel to convey six thousand
barrels of cartridges from Quebec 70 England The large
Of ammunition in the present war not only
exhauss ell that the mills make but will the
argsr part Of the contents of the provincial
be called out Of their sunnbsrs into actual service
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12

= CoNcoRDA PARISH. We learn from til Con-
cordia Iptelligencer of the 9th inst, that Der
bigny's majority Official, the Fifth Precinct to
hear from) is 90. Ponds majority is 93. Saml.
B, oswalt (Am) elected to the Legislature
without opposition. 2 f.
Majority against removal Sc. 1853 lsas.
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We learn from the Charlottesville (Va. Adj
Yocate that conspiracy lately formed amongst the
negroes in the neghborhood Of Noronsyie, Abemarie
county the Greene side Of the line to rob- murder
and attempt their escape into free State, which
brought light few days since. The conspiracy inol
dsd some forty-odd negroes Those who informed upon
the rost alleged that they instigaed by two Irish
men, who read to them account Of the happiness and
wedong Of those negroes who have already escaped into
States and insisted upon their undertaking the at
tempt Their plan to rob Of the neighhors of
money and horses and make their escape in armed
gang. go -.
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HARBY's CHRAP STORE Horace Hardy, No.
Is5 Camp street, advertises large auany Of articles
win bs sought with avidy BY the ladies consisting Of
oo5iaEettea slssves nesdlevork edsfng cloth, efno
and velvet coaks together With many other mysterious
arti Of samlnine Al arby's prices ars very mo
erAs ladies' who desire to combine elegance with econ
omy, should give them call See tbs advertisement.
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Mf,NDAY MORNING, NoyR L, 1855.

n THr Mans. The Northern and Eastern
mails via Mobile, due on Saturday, failed from
beyond Augusta; that due yesterday failed
from Mobile To the kindness Of some indi-
yEduals we are indebted for bags Of mail mat
ter, which came TO hand yesterday containing
dates from New York, Philadelphia and Balti-
more Of the morning Of the 3D., and Charleston
and Savannah Of the 9th and 9Th inst
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- a REpRIEyE.-We do not refer TO I

preye from capital punishment There Ia so~ torture from
rspiso equally desirable. We refer TO dyspepsaa word
which all The horrors indigestion summed To the SUI
@ p and harasas disease We can hold out moi only
hal the certainty Of immediate relief and
ia tone cordial and assave principle In Dr. HOo
lands German B.e which inevitably and changes the
stomach and the teesse ossn removes the
and restores health. Prepared BY Dr. G. Al Jackson,
Phiade lphia See advertisement. $50 no4 lmdAW
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ST.. HELENA, I'VE are indebted to friend
for the effieial vote of the Parish of St. Helena.
WickliAe has . majority Of l., Ponds majority
is 15 Strickland (Am.) is elected to the Legis-
lature by majority Of Is. Against removal
3S5 $500 a44SeI. -
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mS-To DRuaGIsTs For sale, the Stock,
store Fixsrsa and good win of WHOLESALE DRUG STORE,
situated Ia inc commercial town in westsn fsxaa
doing bunssi thirty 80 forty thousand dolau
Sold sccount q The psy wishing 10 retire from buanss For
s. 3; - aep's W AT. BKNNErr 90, Bank Place.
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BRANDIEs, WINES AND CoRDrALs.-F w.
Cooler No Ito comuen street. esrs for sale large sup
by 81 an1 prandies, wiens and liquors. together with
cordiae Of every kind Those who connoiseurs In
LIQUORS via mad whatever they may desire aud viii find IL
the very quality which II Is represented to be- See
advertisement, si.,S4. Isl ={,s ssszs 8. III has,
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The British schooner Mary and Susan ar
rived at Charleston the sth from Nassau N p with
advices to the 18th ult The news from the Bahamas,
however is snguary uninteresting by this arrival The
success Of the Allies at sebastopol received with
great joy By the citizens, and in Nassau general um
nation took place. At Inagua and Turks Island the
oath ut salt worth thirty cents per bushe The in
GREASE Of the population Of the Bahamas for the half
year ended on the 3oth Of June last is 87sthe deaths
during that period being no. while the births have
been $780, - st#fd i'ts a. 10y aA2141 =
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@& NOTICE.
MINERAU PAINT -nbe

notify e pubc ,bat tbeu ara
the Agents BRIO rEt ths
staos 81 louisiana Alabama Massip nd Texas
TIRE recsmmenfei
ordering through th TO rive uur
chase the
npositiop AZ 10 pTotect
reputation Paint II Ia within the
knowledge Of the
sold m this market to pares both the
the Mineral thus the Brdgewa liable
condemned hs merits II other This
serioay render
legal proceedings Indispensable proeetion
1G5 @. o. BoGERF CO., ~ Camp strest
Sole Agents for .hs States
Tsxaf. G#N8 iye0 7puE y
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AUCTION CoTToN sALE.-R B. Sykes, auc-
toneer will sell at to-day, 1--WE hundred and eleven
bales Of damaged cotton The sale Will take place On the
leves, opposite the Lsves Steam Cotton Press. l a 81
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A dispatch Of the I'd instant from Detroi

In the recent gale, brig supposed to be the
Three Bellies, was sunk in sheboygan Bay.
She will probably be raised The brig Ramsey
Crooks, with cargo Of lumber, went ashore on
the reef near ST. Helen's Island She will get
OF, it is thought The brigiJ ulia Dean is en-
tirely gone to pieces on the skillagee Reef; she
cargo was insured for 10000. IS