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CHANCQ ron 4 BARGAIN.
CHOR OALErThs 6eoee now occupied BY
L Cie9horn Z Harrison. Amply TO
GEORGE PARSONS,
Or q Banking Hosss Of Charles Parsons
Ksokuk. Jnly i1-tln
AttC1t1on zttoof1o0 !!
uAvIN0 made arrangements for the estab.
Ia iishmeat Of large Clothing Mandatory,
% the Eastern plan. an now Offering ny
Dr1RNo AND SUMA11 ooODo
At PAINE COST.
Those IN need OF Clothing vail end this to be
. rare chance.
Cornsr Of First N Msin streets.
NATHAN HOFFrEfMER.
Keoi uk, July IL 1855. dAwlv
ExecatoSs0 oole.
NJ OTICE b hereby given 10 al concern I'd that
~ By virtue Of asthorisv vested 10 ne. ~ exec
.tor Of the sstaie Of Fullerton F McWil,i.ms,
BY - order Of the County Court Of Lss Cosnty
shalt, on the 3lst day Of Jalv NEXT. bstwees
the hours Of o'clock A. d. and o'clock P. M.
II said day, st the corner Of Main end second
streets, Kesksk, 10 front Of Charles Parsens'
Dasking hsmss. ell 70 the highest hinder, for
cash 10 haAd. Lot seven az n Dieek sixtv. enc
COZ ofshe city Of Ksskuk. Iowa.
BAN r. MILLER,
Es'r sfths Estate Of Falissten F. Nc Williams.
Jans 9th, 1899. july .. did
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NEW uroCcfy Ot0fe.
A. J. r A L s. ON 4 BR
lave just opened q new Family Grocery and
IL Provision store. in the room formerly occu-
pied BY D. B. Smith - a Auction Room. o.
Johnson Street. where they intend. 10 keep
choice and we'll selected variety exactly saan{ed
to the demands Of the retail trade Of tSe eityyA6
They iavita the inspeation Of the citi1ens rene.
rally, and have no dovbt that they can o1bs 10,
ducements for frequent calls and . continued ens.
tom. A. J. RALSTON 3 BRO.
10. Ishuston Street, r
Keokuk, May 10, 1855.
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FoR SALE |!
MINERAL WATER!

A1oo1S. MOORE aooP1R
A Re manusscturing . very superior article
~ Of E0ATED MINERAL WATER, the
qualities Of which cannot - surpassed bv any
Natural springia cor Uaion, AMI that il 10 highly
Conducive TO health, and contains no deleterious
Drugs, whieh 10 often the case with foun. ans not
properly formed and nanaeed. they bee 'eave
t. refer to the following gentlsnen Of the Asdi.
cal Professies:
Pref. J. C. HUGHES, NJ. D.
r. SANFORD, MD.
d. 8. McGUCIN. NJ. D.
J r. ALLEN. Nd.
E. c. FRANCIS, n. D.
June %, 1855.
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Fure Congress Water

I1U VOu8T018 W8Vol
IRON The SaratogA Springs ;or sale By the
l. dozen or single bottle.
Also Moore and h0oper's superior Citrate Of
Magnesia, or Purgative Mineral Wstsr. Que Of
be most pleasant and enectual Csshariics
known.
Call at Moore L nooper's new Drug Store on
Main between ID and Sd Streets, north side,
Ksokuk, Iowa.
Jane oth, 1855.
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GATE CITY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
n

~. liz. NAN srnEET, DkTW11M 4th and 6lh. 2
HE UNDERSIGNED wosld respectfully cali
L the attention OF the Ladies and 6entiemen Of
keokuk, and vicinity, to their 6ns and we'll ~
lectsd stock OF
BOOTS AND aH04A,
now opened and for sale 1t Tie above establish.
ment. comprising all kinds Of Ladiss', Cent?.
Mssss', Boys, and Chidren's wear, OF I'll siyies.
grsdes snd sizes, which ~. pledge ourselves TO
sell 81 the Lowest Cash Prices, aud would only
respectfully solicit al examination Of our stock
and prices, feeling confident that both In point
OF quality and prices, We are able to please.
n. c. HUISKAMPG BRO.
June I, 1855 d
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CoeQ meoat
1n0 BUSHELS Ersqh White Meal for sale
lUV low by &c. FUNKAOUSER.
juae 30.
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tC0OL.
HAVE On hard ao1sn Ice Chests and RI
frigerators, embracing several different si1e
and stylss, which will b sold 1t the Lowest pr
ess. And warranted 10 plssse, by
VIZ. G. FUNKHOUSER.
June 2, 1855.
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Fresh Batter In Ice.
CUSTOMERS can b supplied until further
~ notice, with choice Batter in Ice 1t Is cents
PER pound, BY -
June 20, 1885. IS Main street
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New c. vsaA.
< DRUMS and 50 Boxes ehsice Gsand BAN
u God Fish for sale low BY
uas 20.
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eaet Yle.s.
Ann BAGS Of IS lbs each Extra Family
lUU Flour for sale q gseetly reduced pr
ces by W. = FUNkAOUSEk.
june 30. d :
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* BOXES choice Sicily Lemons, Just re-
G0 csivpd and for sale low b.
w. c. FUNxHOUSER.
jups 20. d
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a. DFi1gman !.
rs Agent for the Missouri Stsie Mutual Insu,
i rance Company. the Directors Of which IN
aneae The oldest and best known business ner
Of st Louis. datptf
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
Indian War ON the klamath.

We are indebted to Cram Rogers & Co.'s
Express for the Mountaia Herald Extra, of the
2lst inst, from which we learn that the Indians
on Klamath are in state of open warfare
against the whites. A letter from Bestville
dated January Sth, says:
"Four men have been killed, several wounded
and more are missing, among the latter is james
awbridge the Expressman from Trinidad.
The difficulty grew out of the lawless acts
of certain persons who were in the habit of
forcing the squaws. Sam Harris, few weeks
ago. shot an Indian for attempting to prevent
him from ravishing squaw claimed by the In
dian. Such men deserve the rope. But MS in
nocent men are made to suffer, the Indians musl
be subdued. Capt. Best, NJ. Luddy. and abon
twenty others, started this morning to the scene
OF action. among whom was Dr. Willard-a sur
geon."
We have news of the same difficulty, by the
way of Humboldt Bay and San Francisco. Col
nuchaban had sent detachment of twenty five
U. S. troops, under the command of Lieut.. II.
w. Judah, to the assistance of the whites.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
Ageni. for the Courier.

The following gentlemen regularly
authorized agents, empowered to collect Sub
scriptions, Advertisements and Job Work and
Wea0errille. CRAM, RoGERs s. Co., and
RHODES 81 LUsK.
One Horse WOODWARD s. CHAN
DLER, Expressmen.
French Gutch.-THoMPsoN & ZISs and KSaP-
PER & SCHULTZ.
Yreka.-CRAM, ROGERS & Co., and RHODES &
LUsK.
rY-J. w Evans of the firm of Best & Co., is
regular agent at Bestyille, North Salmon
River, Klamath county.
~ Murray & Armstrong; Express is an au-
thorised Agent Of this paper
Ev AGENTS wanted in every portion OF the
mines.s
RENovAL.-L. P. Fisher, onr agent at San
Francisco has removed his office from the Mer
chants Exchange to Adams & Co.'s new Ex-
press house, Montgomery Block. We take
pleasure in recommending Mr. Fisher to the
merchants of San Francisco. AS agent for
this paper. he has ever been faithful aud re-
liable, and any advertising placed in his hands
for the Courier. will not fail of publication for
the want of attention on his part
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

GRANTING LEAVE OF ABSENCE TO JUDGEs.-
The facility with which Judges have heretofore
secured leave of absence from the State, has
frequently resulted in serious injnry to The in
terests of litiganis. The practice of Judges alb
senring themselves for months from the scene oi
their duties is manifesily wrong.
We are, therefore, glad to perceive the matter
brought before the Legislature. Mr. McCutchen
of Colnsa, introduced the following bill in rea-
ton to this subject, the l5,h il st:
The People of the State of California rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows: Section |. Chapter XI, Art 2, Sec. 9 |,
of an Act concerning Courts of Justice IN this
State and Judicial Officers. passed May 9. 1888.
shall be amended to read as follows:
Judge Of the Supreme Court. or of the District
Court. Of the Superior Court OF San Francis
CO, or of the County Court, shall not absent him.
self from this State unless he obtain leave OF alb
sence by a concurrent resolution OF twothirds
of both houses of the Legislature OF this State.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
From WeaYerxiIle.

Jack Horsley, of Cram, Rogers & Co.'s Elk
press, laid the Trinity Times of the Goth on oul
table on Saturday evening last.
The Times seconds the proposition of the
Mountain Herald, relative TO the formation o.
another Judicial District in the North and sug
ges,s that Siskiyou, Shasta and Trinity be EN-
braced in one Butte, Plumas and Colusa com
prising another; and Humboldt, klamath and
Mendocino lwhen organized) constituting g
third. Thus the Judges would be enabled to
hold six terms of Court in each county per year
The editor, in concluding his article, pays the
following merted compliment to the gentleman
who now SO ably fills the Bench of the Ninth
Judicial District;
Whatever alterations may be made in these
Districts, we trust that ace shall not be deprived
of our present excellent and efficient Judge
Wm. +. Danger6eld. We want to be in the
Ninth Judicial District still"
The Times is informed that most excellent
wagon road can be made from Weaveryille to
Red Bluffs via the South Fork of Trinity River,
with an expenditure of not more than thirty
thousand dollars.
We trust that our friends of the Times will
have an eye upon the " doins of the Junior and
our friend Rhodes of the Express. while they
remain in Wervervie Keep fatherly guar
dianshp over them while in yodr midst and
hasten them back to two most anxious little fe-
male bodies.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
County Jud &c, s. Co.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of Shasta Co
| IN the Ninth Judicial District for The State of
California.
Rachel Cassidy, Complainant, VS.. Bernard
Cassidy, dett.
To Bernard Cassidy. greeting. Whereas. The
above named complainant hath 6led in the ofiico
o the undersigned, Clerk Of the Court afor,.-
said. her comp alut against y,u. will the object
OF obtaining divorce from The bonds of nlairi-
mony with you contracted, alleging habiual III
temperance and wIlinl neglect. personal violence
&c, Gall OF which will more fully appear bv
reference to certified copy of com i,laint hereto.
attached, and made part Of This summons y
ii,se are therefore to command YOU TO appear
and answer said plant within the time pre-
>ci1btd by law, as follows, tn wit. If Won are
,erved III the county aforesaid within ten days;
II yon are served out of said county. bit in The
said 9h Judicial District. within twenty davs;
IN all other eases within forty days; in either
case exclusive of the day of service and if yoa
faIi to answer the complaint the plainiit.. and
complainant aforesaid will apply to the Court
ior the relief demanded The rein.
Witness Thomas W Dawson Clerk of
the Court aforesaid with seal OF said
l.. S Court hereto affixed at office in Shasta.
this, the 22d day of August 1854
THOMAS W. DAWSON, Clerk S. G.
Ja2Eow by AFFORD, Dep.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

- The Rev. Mr.. Slicer, of the Methodist
Church Sonih, has been elected Chaplain to the
U. s. Senate. A correspondent says Lis election
was effected by the Reverend gentleman by
peans of ruse, by which he created the i'm
preston that Seward and the Abolitionsts were
opposed to him on sectional grounds. That is to
say Mr.. Slicer lied himself into the position he
now occupies. And yet there are many good
people who would think it great crime in a
Senator not to vote for Chaplain, even though
his vote would result in the election of liar.
1t looks SO genieel and pous to have prayers
offered up in our legislative assemblies eyery
morning:
We have our private opinion in regard to the
utility of Chaplains in either Congress or the
California Legislature. We look upon them as
nnisances. What avaiefh the prayers of Rev.
erend scoundrel, or Reverend bigamist and
adulterer7 The prayers of the wicked are an
abomination unto the Lord, and will be followed
with curses.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
NOTICE,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

HOUNTi OF SHASTA. In the Di>tric, Court
~ of the Ninth judicial District for the Coun.
ty Of Shasta III the State OF California.
Rachel Cassedy VS.. Bernard Cassidy.
1t appearing 10 my satisfaction that IA canse of
action exists against the above l,med defenoan,
and that such delcndant. after due dIlisrne .
having been made. cannot he tonnI. [ therefore
order that summons in this action be served on
said defendant by the qualifications thereof "n,e
a week tor eight successive weeks in the news
paper printed and published in the county aiorey
said, called the Shasta Courier
j. G. fIINCKLEY.
County Judge, s. Co.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
ATLANTIC NEWS.

From the Sacramento papers ore 22nd, we
gather the following items of Atlantic news
| brought per the Cortes.
Adams & Go. furnished US with full files Of At
lantic papers.
Rumors were current at Washington that the
Cabinet won very shortly dissolve.
The Committee on Foreign Relations OF the
House of Representatives have reported in ia.
vor of resolution rendering the mediation of
the United States in the pending European War.
The merchants of New York have pettioned
the President on the subject. In their petition
they say-"the undersigned do respectfully and
earnestly request your ExcelIency to take the
subject into yonr early and serious consdera-
ton; and II no Constitutional or other sufficient
objection shall appear. then to express TO the
belllgerents In such terms to yonr wisdom
shall seem meet. the desire of this nation for the
reinstatement OF the peace of Europe, and to
| proffer to them IN such manner apd to such ex-
| tent as shall he convenient, the impartial and
| friendly mediation Of this Government 1t will
be recollected that i'll 1913, Russia proffered her
mediation for the the settlement of the difficult
ties between England and the United States"
COL Steptoe has been confirmed as Governor
of Utah in place of Brigham Young.
The Manchester Print works at Smiihfeld,
| Rhode Island, was destroyed by fire on the 22d
December-loss 100000; fully insured.
The cholera is prevailing at New Orleans to a
considerable extent.
d. L. Yulee has been re- e-elected U. s. Senator
| from Florida.
| bill to cede to New York that portion of
| Massachusetts known as Boston Four Corners
has passed the Lower House.
The New York Erening Post of Dec. 81, an
nounces the death of the celebrated Thomas w.
Dorr, OF Rhode Island.
WEDNESDAY,. Dec 2O.-I Senate the bill to
extend the California Land Commission was
passed. Also bill for naturalizing American
children born abroad as well as the Pension APP
preparation bill. In the House bill to suppress
the circulation OF notes under the denominations
of S. in the District of Columbia was passed
THURSDAY. Dec. 21.-h Senate the special
committee to devise plan for adjudicating pri-
yate Claims against the Government reported
bill organizing Court of Investigation, to which
all such matters shall be referred. After debate
the bill was passed.
The Hon. Mark W. lizard, of South Carolina,
has been appointed Governor Of Nebraska, in
place of the late Gov Burt, deceased.
A private letter from Mr. Behn, the u s. Con-
sui at Messina, gives n frightful picture of the
rayages OF the cholera in that city, the popula-
ton having been reduced by death and resigna-
ton to less than so 000 No less than 20 900 per-
sons died between the 22d of August and the
10th OF September.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

FRAScs.-The Banking House of Adams &
Co., as will be seen by their advertisement, will
receive franc pieces at but twenty cents each,
on and after Monday next In many of the
towns below francs are taken at valuation OF
but twelve aud a half cents and nowhere a,
more than twenty cents. The consequence is
that large shipments of this coin are being made
to this part of the State. We would, therefore,
suggest that the business men of Shasta hold a
meeting, and determine the value at which
francs shall be held. We trust that they will fix
each-as to force them out of circulation, and
into the Mint for recoinage.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

MURDER IN SoNoRA.-Nr. Joseph Heslep,
Treasurer Of Tuolumne County. was murdered
in his office, in Sonora, on the 18th inst, by an
Engishman by the name Of Grffiths, and robbed
of a large amount Of money. Tne money. the
bag and in the pockets of pair Of pantaloons
much stained with blood. Confronted with
these evidences Of his guilt. the prisoner ac-
knowledged the commission of the crime. He
was then taken by the citizens and hung.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

Mr.. McCuTcHAN's SCHOOL BILL.-We are in
debted to Mr.. Rowe, of Trinity. for copy of
MIR. McCutchan's School Bill introduced into
the Assembly on the 10th inst.
The bill proposes to give TO the School Com
missioners of each city, town, village or district
in this State, the power to assess and collect a
tax for the erection of suitable buildings for
school purposes, and to meet other contingent
school purposes. The bill provides that when
the legally elected or appointed School Commits
sioners have applied to the County Judge for
an order of special election having stated in
such application the amount desired to be raised,
and for what purpose, the Judge shall issue an
order forsuch election, to determine whether or
no the people of the particular city, town, ar
district will submit to the tax. Ii a majority be
in favor of the tax then the commissioners shall
assess it pro rata, and place the same in the
hands of common school marshal for collection.
We give our most hearty approval to the bill,
except, perhaps, so far it creates new collect
ing agents.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

Coon lDEA.-Alrs. Clarke tditress of the
Contra Costa. in speaking of the fact tina, quit,
number OF Cinnamon have become Mormons,
advocates an emigrant route to Utah for the es.
pecial benefit of the Cinnamon. She believes
that we may thus rid ourselves of this saffron
cOlOred nuisance
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

SAVE MoNEY.-Every reader will say, " Very
good advice. but how save money! We will
tell you. Economise in your expenditures. And
do it in this way: Read over the advertising
columns of the Couier every week. You will
therein see the various propositions of all, OIL
nearly all. of the Shasta merchants. You will
learn which of them offer for sale those articles
that you need, and thus you may save time.
trouble and money.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
Adams 4 Co... Express.

Our acknowledgement are due to this Express
for Atlantic papers brought by the Corfes, inclu-
ding the New York Tribune and Herald of the
29,h.
Also, for regular files Of California papers for
the week.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

BoUDoIR OF WoNDERs.-Miss Mary St. Clair
will open her - Boudoir of Wonders" for the
qualification of the Shasta public, at the Eagle
Hotel, this Saturday. evening. Also at the
same place tomorrow evening. The press OF
the State generally have spoken in warm terms
of the very interesting performances of this
young lady. See advertisement
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
RyLast Night,s Expre...

By the Marysville Herald of the 25th. fur
nished by Adams & Co., at an early hour yester.
day evening, we have the 23d, Gath and 25th
ballots for U. s. Senator. They were had on
Wednesday, and are as follows:
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

CoRREcrIos.-The ball at the Clear Greek
Bridge House will take place on the evening oi
the first OF February, and not the evening of the
second, as published in last weeks Courier.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

ANOTHER BALL.-Mr Hughes, Of the Union
Hotel, Middletown, will give public ball al
his house on the 22nd of February next Ladie,
and gentlemen will please keep il in mind.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

WALKING AGAINST TIME.-Charles Charters
is now engaged in performing the feat of walk
ing ninety consecutive hours, in Jimmy Smith,
Bowling Saloon in this place. He commenced
at 10 o'clock on Wednesday. The ninety hours
will terminate at o'clock tomorrow morning
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

SUPERVISOR BILL.-Mr. Rowe and Dr. Keene
have each presented bills to create Board OF
no such board now exists, and to define their
duties and powers. We have not seen either
of them. OF Senator keene's, the Stale Journal
says:
The Senate Bill provides for Board of five
Supervisors, TO be elected OH the second Mon
day III February, 1855. the Board to have SINH
lar powers TO those intended 10 be conferred by
Mr.. Rowes bill The members to receive COM
pensatlon of $40 per day, aud twenty five ceuts
per mile mileage, i'll going to aud returning
from the county seat, but the per diem is in no
Case To exceed $1,000 per year, and the mem
oers are not to be allowed extra pay for services
on Committees. &C. The County Clerk is to be
Clerk OF The Board, and is to receive for his SER
wees not exceeding 81 900 per annum.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

THANKs.-Messrs. Sprague, Bates, Rowe, Far
well and McCutchen will please except our
thanks for varseqs legislative documents of in
tereSt.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
IN a Rn UE n

At Texas Springs, on the 2ls. day of January
1855. by j. I. Landrnm. Esq. Mr.. Daniel il
Maben to Miss Maria Hogle, al. of Shasta Co.
Cal.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
BOUDOIR OF WONDERS.

M TSS NJ. ST. CLAIR, the celebrated En-.
I'I chantress and only Lady Magician in rh,
world. respectfully anpounces to the citizens OF
Shasta that she will give two Soirees al The 81;
loon of the EAGLE HOTEL, on SATURDAY.
and SUNDAY EVENINGS. Jan 27il and 2Srh
Admission $I-Reserved Seats 50.
For full particulars see bills iao7 IT
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
DIED.

In preka. January Is, of typhoid fever. Mr.
Jas NJ. Tyler, aged 80 years, formerly of War
rem, Vt.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

% The weather hereabouts is surprisingly
delightful The most pleasant Spring weather
in the Atlantic States is not to be compared to
it. Stoves perfect nuisance, except for
cooking purposes. Ditto overcoats, cloaks, um-
brellas and waterproof boots. Up to the pres
ent time we have not had two inches of snow in
Shasta the present season. Nothing but sun
shine, sunshine, sunshine. Oh, that it would,
rain. pour-for week. How the heart of the
Miner would then leap for joy =! But we fear we
are enduring curse for our wickedness, in the
shape of delightful weather
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
Rhodes Il Co... Exprr.,

- Hon. A. r. Butler has been reelected tc
the Senate by the Legislature of South Carolina
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
ELECTION OF BOARD OF DIREC.
TORS FOR THE WASHINGTON
QUARTZ COMPANY

\ ELECTION OF BOARD OF DlREC-
IA tors for the Washington Quartz Company
was held by the Stockholders of the said Com
pany on the 30ih Dec, 1854, to act for the year
lS55, which resulted in the election of G. W.
Swartz, w. b. Stodart, Wn. Watson, John SUIT
ter, and b. Il. West. The Roard then COM
pl eted ITS organization by the election of w. b.
Stodart as President. G, w Swartz, Superinten-
dent, John Suffer, Treasurer, and Wm. Watson,
Secretary.
French Gulch, Jan. 81, 1855. ja27-4t
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
h RITES

AT Mullis & Ruff $ Ranch, on Cottonw ood Oh
the 10Th inst., Mrs. Thomas Price of dansIl-
ter.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

WAGON ROAD To THE EAsr.-Mr. Farwell has
sent copy of his bill for an Act for the sur
vey and construction OF wagon road from the
Sacramento Valley to the eastern boundary of
the State This is doubtless one of the most
important measures that the present Legislature
will be called ~ act upon. Every step that is
taken, and every dollar that is spent, in lessen
ing the difficulties in the way of emigration to
our State, but serve to increase her wealth and
greatness. Population-bone and sinew--con-
stitutes her great want at present She wants
the strong arm to disembowel her hills Of their
golden treasures, to subdue her broad acres and
TO build her roads and canals. If the present
Legislature will enact law securing to Calitor-
MA this element so necessary to the speedy de-
velopment OF her greatness then. indeed, may
they return to their constituents, even though
they enact not another law, with the pleasing
consciousness of having done the State some
service"
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27

hHOues a OUeA 4 EXprcNs.
Messrs. Rhodes & Co. have our thanks for the
deilyery OF Legislative documents aud CORES
pondeuce