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New Boarding House in Lawrence.

TIME New House, Nc. 81, Massachusetts street,
L will open early in August next, for tho re-
sient. The proptietcrs viii spare no labor er
expense 70 make their House, so far Us the faciIi=
ties of the plnce viii permit, pleasant and COM
Portable home for those who favor them with
their patronage. We solicit 4 share of public
patronage, especially from those WHO may be
able to provide themselves with lodging, though
we will not limit our Inequalities to such. Prices
viii not vary essentially from those established
By other houses. C. HURD, ! p.o,,,..
j. S. HALL. iiops s'
I Ii
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rTSffs untt iesei. IL connection VITA EiE fze-
Il fsE;oh. xI.s a tyI.d 70 the sale and cschaDsss
Of f5sizns to Laild Ia tl5is Territory. Aiso. be-
=na sell Inieresss In the Cry Ct i-asss'.css
{Ilssinss and City fnteFesss iew fer aAie as l.
Office on Massachusetts, street.
EDNARD CLARK, Atty. . coanssIIor
Lawrence, K. T., April =, 3os,5-
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Free State Barbacue.

Aug. e8th. '55.
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d. D. Scarf,
6ITY SURVEYOR AND CIVIL EssssINEER.
~ No. 20 Main street, Lawrence, kansas r
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Dir. z. A. Barnes.

DHYsTcIAN & SURGEON, Main street, Law
L renee, h. 7. june 23, '55.-tf.
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Fer Sale:
New Eating Saloonl

\ English Lever Watch. with I3 Jewels, in
"A good order. Apply ut this Office Aug l::it.
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F. A. Hunt & Co.,

Aprikl4, 1855.
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A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law. o.ice
"A at Albin Cottage.
Laurence, K. r., 1ag %, '55.-em.
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LAND AGENCY.

dprik II. 1855.
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Indian var.

NOTICE IS hereby given to al persons that
~ they must NOS pass through the Shawnee
Reserve. as travelling through that Reserve i
now attended with the Itnost danger, from star
vation or otherwise. unless they call ct the Hotel
Lately erected By the subscriber, and I'll their
ssoInaehs with al the luxuries aBd cscalents Of
be season. Travellers ca stsfy al night If they
choose; can bring their families along and stay
less they tighten their pockets Of geld and tate
N exchange dry goods. groceries. hardware, OF
ether merchandise, Of which the subscriber has .
great variety Ia his store attached to ssid Hotel
10 be fsand az " akaTusa: one mile cast of Blue
jackets. PASCHAL FISH
August II. 1855.
s.. B. Bonton,
a TT0RNEY AT Law, aud Geaerai Land
IA Agent, Kansas City, No.
Aag. II. ie55.--ern.s
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Lawrence Eating Saloon.

HAVING recently olened an excellent Eating
/ j Saloon at No - massachusetts street, tlf;
undersigned respectfully soiieits the patronage
Of the public. lie viii spare effort TO prepare
hs table with the best the market affoIds, md Is
also determined 70 BE- surpassed by 40 other es-
tublishnent in town.
Warm meals can be procured at all hours.
The subscriber also takes pleasure II alnoun-
cling to the pubic that he has opened, in connec-
ton withthe above establishment, u euin Portable
and convenient Boarding llouse, and IS now pre-
pared TO accommodate all who may favor MIN
with their patronage with either week cr day
boarding. and promises bis patrons that he viii
use every exertion in his power tc reiadcr their
sojourn with lin Us comfortable IS circumstan-
ecs will permit.
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n. B.-Boarders viii be required 10 settlc et
the end of each week, US by this means he will be
able to make his table nearer what i should be.
IL. NICHOLS, FEoEEic;or.
Lawrence, 4. T., Jane 81, l555.
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For several years It has been my prac-
tlce to settle difficulties with the PEN,
and having been educated to believe it
moro potent than tAesword, have selec-
ted 1t asthe weapon Of defense III this
instance. Il shall be the GRAY Goose
QUIIL, andas your banner denotes that
You are Right on the Goose" " have no
doubt you will chcerfully accept of this
instrument Nothingelse shall be allowed,
unless it is ink and paper, by agreement
ofour mutual friends; and whoever varies
the condition of this acceptance shall rest
under the imputation of C0WARDi
The. time shall be to-day, at o'clock,
P. NJ. and our places of meeting our re-
sPectire offices-you in yours-I in
mine.
Tie bearer of this note will serve as
my second. who viii meet your friend
Immediately to arrange further preIimi-
naries.s
With proper Considera ion, am,
Respectfully Yours,
g. w. BROWN.
n. B.-I dispatched this to you on the
morning of the 28th inst. Finding You
absent. and not knowing when You pur-
posed TO return, | have concluded to
give you my erthrough the columns
OF the Herald. You are at liberty to
select the time for the setll sment OF. the
matter. provided it is not more than five
Years distant, and provided further that
yoa make no other suggestion proposing
a change in the mode OF settling our dii-
iculties. Yours,
G. w. D.
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Chairs! Chairs!l

TUST received and for sale = fine assortment Of
y Rocking, otf:cc, Psrlor and Common CLairs,
which offer for sale at wholesale or retail, at as
low prices as can be obtained in the Territory.
at my claim one half mile southeast from the
burial ground. HORACE y. HANCOCK.
Laurence, K. T., Aug. IL, 1876.
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Cutler G Filler.

SURVEY0RS and Civil Engineers, office SO
- Massachusetts, 81. Towns lain out in any Fart
of the Territory. [Lasrcnce, Jane is, '55.-Tt
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Allen & Gordon,

nEALERs in Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka, h. T. Cali and exam
inc. JEne 1a, lS55.-tf.
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DIR. Jno. P. Wood.

FORWARDING and COMMISSION MIR
L CHANT. has just completed bis nesv VI aae-
house on the 1.evee, and is ready to receive tic
eofSirnnlent OF goods, either Un commission ur
other wise.
Lavrtacs, Jie,e2, 1s55.-g
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
Know Nothing state Conve..io..

This Convention assembled in Sacramento on
Tuesday, August 9TH. Nothing was done the
first day excepting to organise and adopt plat
form. In it they have declared in favor Of uni
versal religious liberation; but we doubt wheth-
er, should they chance to send Catholics to their
next National Convention, that they-ihe Catho-
Tcs-would be taken by the hand as brothers Ill
the East. With tue exception of opposition to
foreigners, there is but little difference between
The principles set forth by tiein and those ad-
yocated by the Democratic party.
On the second day they again met, and pro-
ceeded to ballot for candidates. ]. Neely John
son, on the fourth ballot, was nominated for Co
vernon by vote Of, for Johnson, (Whig.) PAL
TO Coffroth (Dem,) S5-scattering, 25-thus
proving, pretty conclusively, that the Wings are
in The ascendency, and that the Democrats who
have joined their councils will have to play Sec
ond fiddle.
Robert Anderson, of Ell Dorado county was
then nominated for Lieut.. Governor; Hugh C.
Murray the present Chief Justice, for Judge, for
the long term and David 8. Terry, Of Stockton
for the short term.
The Convention then proceeded to bnlot for
Comptroller, but up the hour Of adjournment,
which was Immediately after taking the second
ballot, had not succeeded in making choice
E. A. Rowe, of Trinity, being the highest on the
list, he having received on the second ballot, %
votes
Owing TO the lateness of the hour at which
the nominations were received we are unable
to make any remarks upon the subject this week
we shall probably do SO in our next issue.
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BALL AT BRIGGSVIEIE
TO THE PUBLIC4O

THE ATTENTION OF A CANDID PUBLIC
Il is solicited TO a statement of facts made in
self defence. The facts are these: ~
Ihad the misfortune to become entansled i'm
| a partnership in farming and rasclf6g busi-
ness, with one J. a Winemiller, Of Colusi coun-
ty. This indiyidualy thong Indebted to me in u
considerable sum, hus industriodsly circulated
that l owe and refused to pay him. 6 81
AS my business relations extend to many gen.
ilemen who are not personally well acquainted
with me, these reports may be injarisas 10 my
business, as we'll as moral standing. | there
fore submit the following proposition 10 the snid
Winemiller, or TO any one acting for him, viz.
| will give 81 200, cash in hand, TO any one
who will guarantee to me the payment of The
amount OF said sums as / am able TO establish
over and above all legal otfsetts and counter
claims, against said Winemiler, Ia besadiudica.
ted before any tribunal he may himself choose
provided there is no just doubt of the integrity
of the said tribunal
In case I prove to be mistaken, and should
actually prove to be indebted to the aforesaid
individual, propose 10 give bonds, if requires.
beforehand for the immediate payment of the
sum 50 ascertaYhed against me, in addition 10
the 81 900, as an inducemeni 10 bring about u
settlement s,.-
offer the above in disproof Of slanle a6na rs.
ports, rather than to disprove tlem by estnls.
fishing my claim by law suit.
lst. That the pIiblic may know my desire of
can.eling as well us exac,ing justice. in my bns,
mess transactions. -
I'd. That Judgment at law would be valus-
less without some guarantee, above proposed.
3d. That have time TO throw away upon
that wllfeh would be Of no service 70 me.
l4a J. GRANVILLE DOLE.'
Red Bluffs, August 8, 1855 auIl-3t
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ah.cEi.x neasA.
GRIZZLY 0ULcH, August

GRIZZLY 0uLcH, August ., 1875.
MrssRs. EplroRs :-Another victim has been
added to the long lis. of deaths by inteihperance.
On last Saturday morning, between daylight and
sunrise, Henry Wood, who has beer mining for
some two years in Oak Bottom precinct, was
found living onthe bar. opposite Browns House,
at the mouth of Grizzly Guleh, in dying state.
His intestines were literally dragged out Of him,
and when found, several yards Of the smaller
bowel were strung along the rocks and bushes
near him. A more horrible sight never wit
messed. Ii seems that Wood had been drinking
pretty hard for several weeks, and on the even
/ inc previous to his death had purchased small
Lug Of liquor to take to his camp; on his way
home he stopped at a cabin near the mouth Of
Grizzly, where he met several acquaintances
and insisted on their drinking with him. He
left this cabin about nine o'clock in the evening,
and the gentlemen who live in the cabin went
to bed A short time after they had retired, ONE
of the gentlemen, MIR. Myers. though, he beard
some one groanfng as if suffering great pain /;
he Immediately called up his partner, Mr.. Ross,
and they went the edge of the creek. the di-
Erecton from whence the noise proceeded, and
discovered that the person making it must be on
tile opposite side. Mr. Myers then crossed the
creek, and hallooed to know who it was and
what was the matter? Wood answered, and
Mr.. Myers asked him if he was hurt; he nm
| swered: "a littlc-but don't come near me. =
Mr. Myers knowing he was drunk, and thinking
~,,1r Of lie
| or sometlling of the kind, and seeing that he
was safe over the creek, returned with his part-
ner to the cabin. In the morning he was dis
covered as above stated He died about o.
clock A. NJ. 1t is supposed that he fell upon the
jug and forced piece Of the broken part into
him, and in his drunkenness and agony, tore his
bowels out without being fully conscious Of
what he was doing.
Henry Wood, when not under the influence Of
ardent spirits was generous and warm heart
| ed man; his iiiotfensive conduct and gentleman
| ly manners won him the esteem of all who knew
him. He was about thirty five years Of age.-
/ tfe was followed to the grave by quite con.
course of his friends and ncquaintances.
There was great excitement during the day
OF Woods funeral, occnsioned from report that
Mr.. Brown and his wife had refused TO permit
Mr.. Wood to be removed from the bar to their
house, previous TO his dying. After the burial,
the miners assembled and passed unanimously,
resolutions csnsuring in strong terms the inllos-
pitable conduct of Mr. and Mrs. Brown. On
Thursday Mr.. Brown called another meeting,
and the resolutions were voted down by vote
of 81 to Is. Judging from the number of drunk
en- men, fights, and bachanalian orgies, it was
victory OF whiskey over decency, morality and
humanity. JEFFERsoSiAK.
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E. s T r Il VS.!

49, THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD sst--
.GA inform the public tlrxt he is pre- GtA
paved TO hunt horses, mules, cattle, &c. &c
flat may have strayed from their owuers, audi
are now wandering in that portion &C HE coun-
try the enstern sid. Of tie Sacramento. and
between Pitt River on the north, and Fsnt,o
Greek on the south. A minute description of the
animals lost. together with the time of s,rayins,
&C., should be addressed me at the Shasta Pcs.
Office. E.. W. INSKEEP. plr
Shasta, August IL, 1855. auli-3m q
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exRD TO FmE PUBLIC.

IN JUSTICE TO MYSELF, md To- con,radict
L certain reports circulated by designing per.
sons for the purpose Of speculsiipg in my ticks
cts, deem il my duty 10 make statement o{
facts
have Eedeemef tickets every day sface tho.
fifth day Of July, and am 1nw redeeming tA~m.
and have never refused To redeem tAep. L is
true that some days there have bess more ticx>
cts presented ,haa could redeem TINT day bur
have always been ssSle TO rsy them in a tew
days. have EuasA our @xer ten sAnsaaAd dollars
for tickets, ard fnly able TO rcdcep every
ticket that is.uu,, which nt this time does nos
exceed five hundred.
shall start to-day To Weavcrville and Trinity
River for sbe purpose Of redeeming all the lick,
els in Trini,y county. and + return
from there VIII visit irtka, and other places in,
that vicinity for tire same purpose And to You
that have tickets, | Wish to say, they are good
for three dollars each, and would agaia, ak yo,
not to believe any OF their lying fepoH.s. but
hold on and send yonr tickets in | can always
pay them in few days. JAMES DAIGH.
Shasta, August IL, 1850. aulI-It
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ARRIVAL OF lMNiGRANTs--We are Inform e /
! fhat several Immigrant Wagons arrived at Dain.
gerheld's Ferry dutihg tile early part of this
week from the Plains, via Yreka. The party
Intended to come through by the Noble Pass.
put got of of the road and took tile Yreka route
Not satisfied, we presume, with the looks of the
country up in that direction, they turned the
eads OF their uxen southwark, and have safely
srr'ved in the valley of Tie Sacramento Their
rr'sai demonstrates the practicability of the
proposed wagon road from the head of the Sac
1amen'o to ireka; but whether the route is Of
'en nature as to render the transpor,a,ion Of
doubt
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11

ScARcK-A friend who has been soiourning
in Shasta ond .Coiusi for the last fortnight, in
forms us that during his travels he met with bu,
a single Bgler man, and after ruling twelve
miles in the stage with the rdraaris, disco, ered
tha, he was a candidate for county office. Big.
Ter don't seem TO lead the cclumn in the noun.
tains.-S0r. Lnton- 81 ssSs gH sssss la
Good Lord, how this worlds giving to lying
aud especially this " friendp Of tile Union, " he
had been scj"urning for fortnight in the conn
ties Of Colnsi and Shasta. Oh, Dave Bagley-
oh A
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TO THE VOTERS OF SHASTA


Having been urged by many of my friends in
different liortions of the County Wings as well
us Democrais-to presciii my maine before the
People for reelection 10 the Office OF Sheriff. /
take this method of announcing To my fellow
citizens that will be an d f + n D E n T
CANDIDATE, at the election in September
next, for tie Sherifaliy of Shasta Comfy
WILLIAM a. NUNNALLY.
Shasta June o, 1855. je9-ide
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NATURAL BRIDGE.-We have a letter from
friend now travelling in Trinity county, com
municating the fact that while oui prospecting
in that portion of the county west of Watson's
Gnlch, he discovered Natural Bridge. which
he describes as being 63 PAGES through-lG pa
ces in width-fron the bottom of the gulcIi TO
the arch, about 90 fect--and the entire height,
from the bottom Of tire quick to the top OF the
bridge. about 100 feet.
On the right hand as you enter the arch from
the east side, is an apartment about IA fee, long
by 10 feet in width, and z feet high. in which
there are quite number of curiosities, in the
shape of rude bowls, basins, &C., sc. No Dig
ger, either male or female, ever passes here
without depositing either stock or stone ON the
top of some rock near this bridge. About hall
way from the top Of the arch to The top of the
bridge is another cave Or apartment, but which,
because of its position. has not as yet been ex.
amined. This bridge is composed entirely Of
limestone. The water flowing beneath it, is ol
most excellent quality-making the teeth nche
because OF its excessive coldness
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
Board Of Supervisors for Shasta Co.
August TERM, 1855. ss

August 6. Board organized: Present, Hon.
Marcus Nutting, President; Tlos. Duffy and N.
Mahey, associates. Tos. ~. Davssou, County
Clerk, and e4 oscjo Clerk of said Board
When the Board adjourned until o'clock TO-
morrow morning. tN44ilt a8s 2NMfaaEos gT1nt
Tuesday, 9 o'clock. Board met pursuant to
adjournment; present the same as first day
Ordered by the Board THAT .Josialr Ward be
allowed $i5 for services District Attorney in
the cases oil Pennington, Reynolds and Bently
Petition of Philip Fix to be admitted Tito the
County Hospital granted.
Ordered that IL. w. Hubbard be allowed
$6l5 so. payable out OF the Hospital Fund.- for
compensation for care of sundry INDECENT per-
at Comfy Hospital.
Petition OF Peter Jarvis to become an atfc-
ioneer granted 10y his complying with the law
DR.. Beni ShurilefF, allowed for medicines,
sl34,67. 6. G. Tinkham s2O,a5 for care of r.
Fix. y. G.. HlIiott, $96.75 for work on county
Jail Chas. wager $lS for medicine chest furn-
lshed to cnuiity Hospital. CrDcker & johnson
sl55,73 for board Of prisoners A. Grotefcnd
allowed $25, it being assesse1 as damages to
of lot, occasioned 10y opening High Street.
Ordered TINT the following additional taxes
be levied for s55: S per cent on each hundred
dolats for public highways, alo, 8 cents OH
each hundred dollars for school purposes
Also, the sum of four dollars on each able
bodied man of twenty -0ne and under Fifty years
VI age, who hos not already paid agreeably to
the order Of May u. 1855, road tax.
Board adjourns until Tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
"Wednesday. o'clock. Board meets pursuant
to adjournment; present same as first day.
Petition of citizens, asking that s. S. Tucker
be appointed to the office Il Coroner, caused by
the resignation of c. f. Goodwin, granted, said
Tucker giving bonds according to law.
Petition Of G: ". McCumber md others for
new township, 10 be called Sierra Township.
granted.
Petition of D. Funk and others for new town
ship, TO be called Sngar Loaf Township, grant
ed.
Petition Of w 81 Barnum and others for
county road, granted; w. 8 Barnum appointed
Supervisor of same.
Ordered that Frank Murray be allowed the
sum of $2l for sesvices.
Bonrd adiourns
Thursday Petition Of G. C.. Tinckham. asking
that referees be appointed to assess damage 10
his LOT, caused by opening street; granted. and
W. Robbins and Wm. Tracy appointed to re-
port
Board adiourns to 70 O'Clock to-inutrow;
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QUARTZ CLAIM FOR SALE.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED will dispose Of three
IL half shares III the Washington Quartz Milf
and lead consisting Of eae eighth part of the en-
tire property. Said clais,s win be sold cheap.
either singly OF t'tsether. For fnriber particu~
lars enquire OF Jaines Daish. Shasta John feh-
ly. Scots Bar, OF The undersigned, at French
Gulch Terms, CaM.
A. S. YEOMANS,
A. C.. TYLER.
August II, 1858. aulltf
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A Carl.

MEsSKs. EDIToRs I'm the C6uticr of the 4tll
inst., sees card published over the signature
Of INDrFENpENT, Wishing me to- state whether or
no belong 10 any secret poi,tieal organization.
commonly (by TIE lninitinted. )calle.l the Know
Nothings. i
I do most emrhatitnly and sincerely a.snre
my friend Independent that do fso, belong 10
any secret political ufganizat7vn. neither TO the
Know Noilnng, or American rarty-Sare Mu-
clo's, or any other secret political organization
whatever;. but am still al Independent candi-
date for the Office OF Sheriff Of this county.
WM. A. NtNNALLY.
Shasta August 10, 1855. nuff-lt
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11

DrAocRxrlc NossssArIoss IN SIsxIrou.-Mr.
Brastow, of tho Express Company Of Horsley &
Brastow, informs us that a County Convection
was held at Deadwood. on the 4th inst, and that
the following gentlemen were nominated For
State Senate, B. s. Mason; FOR the Assembly, S.
!: R. Lewit for Sheriff, JohnG; Berry for Clerk,
George p. Porter. = hak mm
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11

of the NJ. E. Church, just published, exhibit the
following totals: Members, 1875 probationsrs.
e6l; local preachers, 47; value of property,
$l56,276. The Santa Clara Church has the
largest number of members, viz: no; and Los
Angeles the smallest number, one member and
two probationers
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
ESTRAY.

I< TAKEN UP by the subscriber. near
GA Smiths cabin Oh Salt Greek, a cream
cniDred mare, with a white blaze on her face,
white strip on her nose, three white feet, and
white nane and tail. She had on halter, part
rope and part duck. The owner can have lier,
at Smiths cabin, by proving property and pay
ing charges. JOHN MARKLE
August IL, 1855. aull-3t
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11

ARRIvAL.-Lieut J. B. Hood, who command
ed an escort of mounted men which accompa-
MED Lieut. Williamson on an exploring expedi-
ton, which left Fcrt Reading some twelve days
since, arrived in this place on Tuesday evening
last Lieut.. H., before starting upon the exxpe.
o''ion' was ordered to join his regiment at Lou
lsViiie' hy but owing to the scarcity of officers
IN this State, he was Unable to get relieved.
Several having arrived at San francisco by the
last steamer, one was Immediately dispatched to
relieve him, who overlook him at Canoe Greek
about l6o miles from Fort Reading. When MIR.
Hood left, Lieut.. Williamson and party were in
fine health and making good progress.
Lieut.. Hood left town on Wednesday for For,
Jones, where he has been stationed for the la.,
two years, when. after settling his affairs at thai
post, he will leave for the Atlantic borders.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
A CARR D.

At the request of many Wing and DeincerHfic
friends throughout the county of Shas,a, res
pectfuIly nnnnuncc inysefto the Ti,iers of The
county an Independent candidate f;tr the flee
Of County Clerk, 1t The Election in September
next. J. +. FENNINGTON
Middletown, July 5,lI, 1855. jy7
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11

n Jerry Sullivan, Of the News Depot, San
Francisco, has sent us all the different Magazines
Pictorials, Fashion Plates, &C., for which lie has
our thanks
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11

Rich CLAINs.-We have several friends now
working claims in the bed Of Clear Greek, few
miles below the Tower House, who have been
averaging about one hundred dollars to the
hand, per day, for several weeks past. They
have sufficient quantity of ground yet on hand
tooccuPy them for two or three months. These
are the kind Of claims that we have been on hun,
of since September '49.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11
PACIFIC EXPRESS CO.

A TREASURE, PACKAGES, Par.
1G1EE GELS ahd Letters will be received
at our Office. for AIarysvile, Sac.
ramefifo, San Francisco. Atlantic States and Eu.
rope, up 10 IL +. NJ, Saturday. Aug. IL, 1855.
+. TRACY, Agt.
Shasta Aug. IL, 1855
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GRASB JsRr.-This body will meet on Mon
day next. They will no doubt have long Sit
ting, as there will be large amount of business
before them.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-11

n We are indebted to Mr. 1Wm McTurck,
Agent for tho California Stage Company, for q
telesraphic dispatch from Sacramento City, con.
saining the nominations Of tie Know Nothins
Convention.