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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-29
PAPER! PAPERl!

HAVE made arrangements for a fun supply Of all kinds
and sizes Of NEWS PAPER and viii fill orders with
usual promptaess, unless is for odd Sizes which should be
ordered two weeks in advance.
expect to be in operation again in sixty days less
when We hope matters will go as usual
sep1S-2w W. s. WHITMAN.
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Wheat, Wheat /!

WE have hand and daily receiving extra heav
w - and rs oznAburgs and Sheetngs suitable for
heat and corn Saeks--which we will sell low 70 CAsH.
MORGAN CO,
au2o II No ~ Public Square
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RAILROAD CAR MANUFAoToRY-The manu-
facture of freight and passenger cars has been
made one Of the permanent and industri-
al interests of the city, under the SUPER
intendence of our enterprising fellow citizens,
Messrs. Vannoy e. Turbeville. Specimens of
their excellent workmanship can be seen on
almost any of our Southwestern roads. This
firm are now making arrangements to extend
their business materially. Having purchased
large lot of ground near the Engine Depot of
the N. & @. r. R., they are erecting caPacious
buildings. The car mandatory proper will
be carried on 10 building 80 feet front by ! 10
deep, the first story of which, built of stone, is
now nearly up. In addition to this, they pro-
pose to erect building 100 feet front by 70
deep for the purpose of carrying on extensively
the manufacture of window sash and blinds,
doors, &c. &c. The demand for this sort of
work is always more than equal to the supply
here, and the erection of this new establish
ment will obviate to some extent at least, If
not entirely, the necessity of sending abroad
for it practice now greatly 10 vogue
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The Nebraska Ciiy Es1us says that there are now
-.n,sa AZ NebrskA city one hundred more lAbOrers
and mechanics, TO whom good wages and steady
employment viii be gwen
II L said thatan invention has just been perfected
N Turin that promises 20 create revolution IN the
manufacture OF silks linens, and eottons-ln Tact OF
m woven articles. This Es an electric loom, M
ven.ed by CAVALIERS BoEELLi, Inspector OF fele-
graphs in the Ssrdipian States
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PATENT MACHINE
ID A I, T. r O p T.

TUE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Is now making six Hundred Coils per week Of very
superior article Of STRETCHED MACHINE BALE ROPE.
All orders promptly hsd the lowest market rates BY
JOHN T. DOUGLASS, President,
sep19-em No. ~ Commercial a. - Louis No
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LADIES SLIPPERS
ron SALE AT AUCTION.

7 AIDES Brown French Toilet Clippers;
IL Fine Black Kid Slippers, Plain and Trimmed
opened this day 5y JOHN RAMAGE,
sep2S ~ College st.
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SITUATION WANTED.

GENTLEMAN who has had considerable experience as
II TEACHER and as BOOK-KEEPER, ard is in every
respect well qualified for either wishes obtain situation.
For further Information, please apply the True Wing
Office. sep19-2wftw%
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AGRICULTURAL FAR.-The weeks racing
closes to-day at the Walnut Course, and the
grounds will be speedily prepared for the &C,
commodation of the Fair. The location of the
Fair this year is far preferable to the place
used last year. The distance from the Square
makes il pleasant walk at this season, and
thousands will 60 who did not attend the 9TH
err, The prospects for q fine display in all the
departments, are exceedingly fattering The
sight win be well worth going half dozen
miles to witness. OF coarse the spacious am
phitheatre viii be full during the exhibition.
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CAPsI CAPSIl CAPSIfl
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
HOGS AND BEEF CATTLE.

w y want 10 boy heavy and thoroughly corn RvNA
w fstted Pork Hogs. delivered ~ cur tkr1f
Pork House Rom tie 25th o. November 20 The - 49,
Of January Also, large and vel fttted tseeI Cattte,
delivered nom the t5h % October q che Sh Of November,
for vhch ss u pay the hishss; market Prsoe IN ASH
r ~xt-ns Establishment Is being thoroughly re-
r.ir-a and i be ready ior business We wI pack Hogs
and C.ttle ca cous-an, and feel assured rom our
80 ,sri-ne- The business that shall be abs 10
rrndsr general satisfaction 20 all Who may pafroni5e us-
Tsse ko wish 20 have Hogs Cattle packed viii please
al snrly We can be funa at an times al Oce, No.
. .Sois-ln ] DOYLE co.
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LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL.
KIRKMAN 81 ELLIS,

AGENTS FOR THE MAKERS.
WE are Agents for selling this celebrated Mill and will
w constantly have hand supply Of each of the three
sizes, Nos. 9, and T. at Manufacturers prices.
Also, Hovey's Patent Straw Cutters and Corr Shelters
sep2S-fm KIRKMAN ELLIS.
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ONCE MORE no THH RESCUE

fItnE undersgDed beg leave 70 inoFm their friends and
patrons THAI they hare reopeled their business a. No
s. Market street. and have just received large supply o.
Cgars Lqeers, Nae &C. which they cer fer sale on
hbeFA terms Thankful for The liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope BY strict attsnNon 70 basas 70
spsf-a l. D. GOLDBERG 4 90.
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The Favorite Authoress of the South.


New Novel by the Author of "AlOne."-First Edition
10000 Co les Now Ready.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Asst night Of the distinguished young tragedanna, Miss
IL CHARLOTTE WYETTE, who will appear in tragedy
and comedy.
Saturday evening, September 2sth, viii be performed
the admi ed play of the STRANGER.
Mrs. Haler... .............. Miss CHARLOTTE WYETTE
ntrahger. ..Mr mOhIlMEH.
To conclude with the laughAble comedy Of THE WIFES
FIRST LESSON.
Lady Elizabeth. Miss WYETTE.
Box Office open from A. NJ to p. NJ, and from p NJ
to Y. M, when and where Box Sheet may be and
seats secured application TO Mr. Huntey Treasurer.
Doors open at 7-Peformance to commence at IN.
PRICES ADAIssIONBox and Parquette, IS cents; Sec
ond Tier, 80 CENTS Second Tier, Second cass so cents
Colored box, so cents; Colored Gallery, Is cents.
sep29-lt
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sol Prizes, Amounting. to 100000.
Only 10000 Numbers.
Every Prize drawn each drawing and paid when due,
In fun without deduction. Orders strictly eonhdeutai
Drawings to orders. Registered letters at risk
Bills on all solvent BanFs at par
Tickets $40, Halves So Quarters $3.50.
Address, JAMES Il. WINTER, Manager,
sep26-td Macon, ia.
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sTesC Store.

|. G.. NICHOLSON s. co.
HAVE LOCATED AT NO % PUBLIC SQUARE.
with am Entirely New Stock of Staple
and Fancy
RY G. o ID s,
Of the Newest and Latest styles and Of the quaty
" all Of which will be sold the very prices We
particularly invite AL Cf friends and those IN want OF
Good and cheap Goods. to call at No. 22, ard
will take great pleasure in showing stock We think
will be the interest Of all to come aud look for them
selves. sep19-tm
LNOR SALE-Seven Lots situs, ed in Edgeftld, front
~ ing the Whites Greek Turnpike, this side Of Camp
bells store; all enclosed The aboye property well
ated either for business residences Terms easy En-
quire Of r A. BALLOWE, Gen. Agent,
sep22 No. II Deaderick street.
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TRUST SALE.
WILL sell highest bidder Thursdsy, the 18th
October the residence Of Jo w. Bell Jour miles
from Nashville on the Lebanon road, Negro Man. Wo
man and Child Horse and Wagon two Cows and Calves
and az the Household and Kitchen Furniture and all other
property conveyed by deed OF trust including No.
PIANO Said deed is dated 9Th January last and duly
registered in the Registers Office, book -, page -.
sep25-dtd E D. PAYNE, Trustee.
NOW LANDING 4O bags Prime Baltimore Coffee;
~ 100 doz assorted Pickles,
2 half pipes pure Cognsc Brandy.
sep25 SEYMOUR TANNING co.
lust RECEIVED
y 81 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
~ hhds White Chrystalized do
80 boxes double Refined Loaf do;
25 bbls Baltimore Refined do.
sep25 SEYMOUR, TANNING CO.
IN STORE
i 170 boxes low priced Virginia Tobacco
80 do celebrated Pancake" do
30 do "Pride Of Virginia" do
20 do Palmetto Twist do
100000 Spanish and American Cigars;
100 doz- boxes Szrdines
g bbls Nuts, assorted;
g bags each Pepper, Spice and Ginger.
sep25 SEYMOUR, TANNING CO.
I'm CONSIGNMENT-
" 20 bales No. usnaburgs;
200 Kegs Pure and No. While Lead. For sale low.
sep25 SEYMOUR, TANNING CO.
WANTED IWMEDIATELY-5O, 900 bu.
SEYMOUR FaNNING Co,
sep25 Corner Market and Church streets
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ADVANCE IN POWDER.

WlNG to the advanced price in Sa tpetr Ok the prices
~ OF POWde. from this date al the following rates
For DuPonts Rae Powder, per keg, 81 50
" Tennessee Blasting " 80
Nashville, Sept. I, 1858.
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G U n p o w DE r.

G. U n p D w ID L II.
HAVE now on hand, and viii hereafter keep constant
Il supply Of the following articles
DuPOut's celebrated Rifle and Sporting
Powder, 10 canisters aud quarter, halt and whole
kegs
Tennessee blasting, In kegs Of 25lbs and bar
res Of 100 lbs
Toy, ERickfOrd a. Co.'S safety Fuse, war
ranted superior.
Railroad Contractors, Miners and the Trade generally,
supplied at the lowest market prices.
Prompt attention given to all orders.
WALTER SCOTT,
Agent for the Manufacturers,
Office with \. :. Cheatham a Co.,
sep5 Corner Of spring and College streets.
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STATE FAIR.

E. R. GLAscocK, Auctioneer.
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY!
by Authority OF the State of Georgia.
ekk "a e. o 70. G ~.

TINHIS LOTTERY is conducted the plan Of the Royal
Lottery OF Havana, of single numbers and Drawn at
CONCERT HALL, Macon, Ga under the sworn superin-
tendence Of Col GEO NJ LOGAN and JAS A INSECT, Esq
Grand Scheme for October is, 1862 when Prizes amount
ing to
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

MULE THIEF CAUGHT.-On the morning of Il e
23rd, Sheriff Nunnally arrested man in this
place by the name of Lucius w. Dray, for steal
ing mule belonging to James Loag, ESQ., Dray
hired the mule in Yreka, of Loag g. Cox, to ride
down 10 Shasta, where, upon his arrival, he
sold the mule to Greenhouse & Bros, for $65.
The mule was bought not long since by James
Loag for A25. Dray was tried before Justice
Murray, and bound over for his appearance at
the next term of the Court of Sessions and. in
default OF bail. was sent to Jail. Dray is from
Oregon.
1t was discovered on Sunday morning last.
that Dray. by means Of a saw made of knife.
taken to his cell with his meals, had succeeded
in saving one of the iron bars in the prison win
dow nearly in two. He would have escaped
the following night, but for the discovery. He
is now perfectly secure in his prison jewelry.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
Ry Last Nights Express.

By Adams & Co.'s Express have Sacra
mento papers of the list, and San Francisco Of
the both ult. The following is the thirty y-fourth
ballot for Senator:
Whole number of votes l02. Gwin 35, Ed
wards a. Broderick IL, McCorkle s. White
sides 9, McDongall l, Norton L, Hammond /,
Ta!iaferro |, Webb L.
= We have an interesting letter from old
friend Adobe" and regret it is impossible to
find room for it entire, but the lateness of the
hour, aud crowded state OF our columns, pre-
vents our giving more than the following item
There is a movement on foot to form new
party from the fragments of the old ones, and to
elect new man Ia the Seuate-one who is
known for his business qualities AID his predi-
leciions for California This man is |. c. .WooDs,
whose name is received with favor OH all sides.
Unless he is elected, another session will have
to settle the matter.
The Governor has vetoed the Bill appropria-
ting a thousand dollars to each member Of the
Legislature.
MIsrAKE.-A San Francisco paper has the
name Of Judge J. G. Hinckey, Of this place i'll
its list Of killed by the explosion of the Pearl.
We are happy to say that Judge H. has not been
on steamboat for several months, and is now
at home in Shasta. in the enjoyment Of very ex-
cellent health.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
More Excifcnenf.

RED BLUFFS, Feb. l, 1855. .
About o'clock this afternoon we were en-
tertained with another scene, varying in its
character from that of yesterday.
james A. Vannest and David Sanford had a
shooting affray, in which five or six revolver
shots were fired. Vannest fired four shots, the
last of which struck Sanford near the left nipple
and came out under the left arm, making a Sc
we're. bnt not dangerous wound. Sanford fired
one or two shots, neither Of which took effect.
although it is said Vannest was wounded, but
there is no certainty in the report, as Vannest
made the attack horseback and as soon as
Sanford fell, put spurs to his horse and left town.
He had undoubtedly prepared himself for the
occasion. He was pursued by several men on
horseback, but succeeded in eluding them till
night came on, under cover of which he will be
likely to make his escape.
The difficulty grew out of an old grudge which
has existed between the parties for consdera-
BILE time past -Vannest sent Sanford challenge
about month ago, for which Sanford had him
arrested; he was examined before Justice Stout
of this place, and bound over for his appearance
al the next Court. l understand woman was
the cause of the whole difficulty.
In hrste, yours, SlEux.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
From WeaverviiIe.

The Times of the 27th nlt., furnished by Cram
Rogers & Co., in speaking Of the improvements
Of Weaverville, says:
The contrast between the present and the
past, was forcibly brought to mind few
days since, on stepping into the elegant Banking
and Express Office of Rhodes & Co., and per-
ceiving the walls and ceiling beautifully painted
i'll fresco-he work understand, of that tai
ented young artist, E. b. Blake-a brother to
the gentlemanly agent of the firm. The office
is most conveniently arranged, and with its
tasteful decorations and gentlemanly attaches,
would be an ornament and addition to any city
in the State.
At meeting of the citizens, for the purpose
of making arrangements forthe survey of route
for wagon road from Weavervile to Red Bluffs.
DR.. E.. Trask, R. I. Miller, E.. Neblett and p.
M. Eder were appointed committee to collect
funds to defray the expenses of the necessary
surveys.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
From the Cri nnea.

The Golden Age brings fourteen days later
news from Europe.
Some more fighting had taken place around
Sebastopol, but nothing decisive. Sine the bat
tie of Inkermann both parties have remained
inactive, repairing their works and otherwise
busy in getting ready tor further operations
Reinfurcements continue to arrive TO both the
Russians and the Allies.
The siege operations on the Crimea make but
little way, and the state of forced inactivity to
which the besiegers reduced by the ex-
haustion of their previous efforts, seems to have
been turned to account by the Russians In the
further strengthening of their defences.
The report of the falling off of their supplies
of ammunition are belied, from the fact that
from the 22d of November to the 18th Decem-
ber. during which time they had made
cession OF vigorous sorties, the firing from their
batteries was kept up almost necessarily.
Private letters from the Crimea state that the
camfAign has proved failure.
Sir Charles Napier has returned to England
and was well received at Portsmouth.
The most interesting feature of the news is
the meeting of the British Parliament, the de-
bate on the war in the House of Lords, and the
facts in relation to the treaty of alliance with
Austria. 1t appears that the treaty is condi-
tional one, and since the debate In parliament.
consols have fallen to g.
This nearly every one expected. Austria has
played false through the whole game. / he Par
liamentary debates have been very bitter and
Lord John Russell has been greatly blamed fer,
the course he has taken in the matter.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
Fron, Yreka.


We are indebted to Jack Horsley. of Cram.
Rogers & Co.'s Express for the Mountain Herald
Of the 9th.
1. In speaking of the Indian disturbances in the
North, the Herald Gays:
Z The Indians on the Klamath River, from Hap
py Camp 10 the ocean, distance of about one
hundred and fifty miles, including those in Trim
ity Valley, on the Bald Hills and Red Wood
Greek, numbering in all about one thousand
warriors, have taken the war path against the
whites. and unless aid is immediately extended
the Klamath River and Trinity Valley must be
entirely abandoned by the whites.
:. 1t is thought that the Indians have been pre-
pairing tor this outbreak fol. the past two years
The commander of Fort Jones has so few men
at that post that he is unable to render any as
sstance in this emergency.
We learn, by letter, that Mr.. Strowbrdge,
who was reported to have been killed by the
klamath Indians, escaped by dnt of desperate
fighting. His companion was killed.
Cram Rogers & Co. write us Of another bloody
tragedy recently enacted at Yreka, which
resulted in the death OF Leroy C. Rogers at the
hands of Jacob Williams. Rogers commenced
the attack with revolver, putting three balls
through the body of Williams before the latter
could reuch him When he succeeded i'll doing
so, however, he stabbed him four times i'll
and about the ches,-kiling him almost in
stantly. Williams lies almost without possibility
OF recovery. A Coroner's jury rendered a ver
dict that Rogers met his death at the hands Of
Wifliams-wio acted in self-defence. A Spanish
woman. it is thought, was the Cause of this un-
happy affair.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
Cram, Rogers & Co.'s Express
Will accept our thanks for files of the lates
resent City and Oregon papers.

Latest FROM Misunderstanding to informa-
non gathered at Acapulco, says the S. F. Herald
q BODY OF troops one thousand in number, with
i'ooo stand OF arms and six field pieces, belong
ing to Santa Annals army, surrendered on the
PLAIN near Ayutla, about thirty-four leagues from
Acapulco, to Gen. Don Rosendo Moreno the
chief of the brigade Of that name, on the 18th Of
January The majority of them were incorpo-
fa'eo INTO the army of Alvarez, being good 6ght-
ers and well armed.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

A CALIFORNIA PoBcUPINE.-On a recent visit
to Fort Reading, we were shown the stuffed
skin of real porcupine, killed by the unerrng
rifle of Lieut.. Van Yost. This is the first animal
of this species, (whicn witty friend denom-
mates the cactus species. that we have heard of
in California. When shown to some of the In
dians, they drew back from it with horror, evil
IDENTIFY under the influence of some sort of terri
bic superstition in connection with it.
Our gallant friend having tdrned his attention,
In his leisure hours, zoological-ward, we hope
to have the pleasure hereafter of recording the
securing of many other remarkable animals by
the aid of the same unerring rifle.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
Nine Days Later from the
A I'll A N TIC STAT ES.

By the arrival of the mail steamer Golden Age,
on the 2sth ult., we have, through Adams & Co.'S
Express, dates from New York to Jan. 5th, and
from Constantinople to December 10th.
We avail ourselves Of the t,Ien's summary of
the most interesting items Of news:
The Isthmus is exceedingly healthy and the
roads in good condition. tits expected thatpas
sengers leaving San Francisco Feb. lst. will
cross the entire route in the cars.
The House bill to continue the California Land
Commission passed on the 4th of January,
by the Senate, and thus becomes q law. The
Commission is extended one year.
The bill authorising the construction of SUBJ
terranean telegraph from the Mississippi to the
Pacific Ocean, was referred to the committee of
the whole, December 27th.
An amendment to the Post Office Appropria-
ton bill, to carry mails from Independence to
San Francisco in coaches, was lost.
D. C.. Littlejohn, of Oswego. was elected
Speaker of the New York House of Assembly
on the Sd Of January, R. w. Shearman, of Utica
was elected Clerk.
The Legislature of Iowa, being unable to elect
a Senator, adjourned their Convention to Janu-
ary 5th. The result is not yet known.
D. G.. Eddy. of Lowell, was elected Speaker of
the Massachusetts Legislature, on January 3rd.
He is Baptist clergyman, aud prominent
Know-Nothing.
The Pennsylvania Legislature have been un-
able to elect President of the Senate and
Speaker of the House.
The Maine Legislature met on the Sd of Janu-
airy at augusta. Franklin Muzzy was elected
President of the Senate, and Sidney Perhan
Speaker Of the House. The Governor was prob
ably chosen on the 4th
Ex-Governor Morehead died at Covington,
Kentucky. the 4th of January.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
Lost.

The subscriber, on Sunday evening last, some
where ON the road from Judge Daingerheld's s
Ferry to the residence of Maj. p. B. Reading,
dropped avery beautiful watch seal. with ma
tive gold penetrating the centre. The finder,
Judge Daingerfield or Major Reading, or at this
Office, will be handsomely rewarded.
s. H. DUSH.
Shasta Feb 2 1S55
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

NEw Co-PARrNER sHIP.-As will be seen per
advertisement, Messrs- Raymond & Olendorf
have associated themselves together with view
to the practice of the Medical Profession. DR..
Olendorf will permanently locate in Shasta with
his family in few days, and may hereafter be
found at the office of Raymond s. Olendorf, seve-
raj doors below Rhodes & Co.'S Express.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
Adams 4 Co... Express.

Messrs. Adams & Co. have our thanks for the
early delivery of the latest Atlantic papers
brought by the Golden Age. Also for Dublin,
Liverpool and London papers, and for regular
files Of California Dailics for the week.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
RfnAhSaa q

Rhodes - Co.'s Express.
We are indebted to the courtesy Of Rhodes &
Co. for the delivery of correspondence and le-
gisative documents.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

1 We had a very slight rain on Thursday
night, but now there is not a cloud to be seen in
the heavens. We find it very pleasant to write
with coat off and doors open-and yet to-day is
the End of February,
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
SHASTA WHOLRsALE PRICE.
CURRENT.

CORRECTED BIZ BULL, sAKRR 4 Rop,,x.
SHASTA. Feb. 3, 1855.
Freight to Yreka, l6a2oHGold Dust, Var,
do to Weaver, 5a7qE Ex. ON At States. n y
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

At Texas Springs, on Tuesday. Jan. 30, by J.
T. Landrnm, Esq, Mr.. John Ryan to Miss Lou
lisa Henry. late of Mitldletown.
At Texas Springs, on the 2ls, day Of January.
1885, by J. + Landrrnl, Esq, Mr.. Samuel s.
Maben to Miss Maria Hogle all of Shasta Co.
Cal.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

RoBBERY.-Mr. Kuntz, of the U. s. Bakery,
Weaverville, had his trunk broken open on
Wednesday night. and robbed of 81 400.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

B-" Phoebe shall appear next week. She
administers a little wholesome advice to all such
unhappy females as " Becca Wilson"
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DRS. RAYMOND & OLENDORF,

NOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w to the public, that they have associated
themselves together for the pnrpose of praciicins
their profession.
OFFlCE-A few doors below Rhodes &
Cos Banking Honse, in Shasta.
j. A. RAYMOND, NJ. d.
VIM. d. OLENDORF, NJ ID.
Shasta, Feb. 3, 1855. tr3.,f