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SPECIAL SHOE NuTICE.-City and -. :
lhs sp.sioaasisre Al M2sRzfNE sTaEEfs op
BOOTS Shoes AND BRoaANs al Of which es.od on
the noat uberal terms, Ioisl DAVID TAYLOR 4 co.
M EW ORLEANS SLAVE DEPOT, Nos igse. !;
81 6aronne and l57 Common slreet-Sla8eB In
for cash city acceptance Particular atisp w
ion pAd 70 ths sails of Nagroes Commission
and House Servan and will receiving throughout
Ssason Having large and airy hoaHe, will Re
required Titles undoubsd. pay highest
preein cash for sound Negroes. THOMAS FOSTER, :
.s...,, ,n.a,, Mat. !, Refers to .... -
&Co Psryi:, GLADDEN. Payne Hason; Hall Rodd
T. Donad . Co.; Cnnnings, stewari a CO. = ~ m
| ELORIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER
n YkRDSThe undersigned addition 10 their old and
we'll known established lumber yards landing
Bsan between St psa a lar and eeta recently
lumber gard hs Old Ba fronting The the
Valera and and on Roberon
St. Peter sest where they keep constantly general
sostn,en Of buidug materials, such
lnch and wide tongued and grooyed
aud narowaud wide .opgnsd and grooyed
M inch, and vide, dressed, square joint yellow
Dressed Shelving dressed scanng and
Je Of all heavy timber Decking and insh Pisuks TX
TX aoh Pine Boards and Rough Weather Boarding Lahs
Fangs made Doors Sash, Blinds and Moulding always
| on hand and made 10 order. -
Lumber Mills and Black.
water Bay West Fon suit the markets Of philadelphia
New York. Boston, Key West Galveston ayace Corpus
IhsJ ao supply ordsrs for the Eagh
| and other European markets.
Their Dressed neatly piled up ah0da
supply ccnHtanty hand rely getting
| FooLEY, NiC0l4 q CO.,
Corner Cedar Julia Streets New Basin,
an,a d0nrnu PagtcF
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RELrARLE pRoTEogIoN Avn sMA1L oesr

RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL GGsT
THOUSANDS. Or TENS OR EVEN HgNDaEps M Or or THOU m
SANDS INSURED az q The OUTLAY OF EETY-FYE DOL.
SsOURTHOUSES, Notaries, jewelers., Bro
samers desirous of guarding from the
IN ysuabe articles which are policy
e,sd I sEs ssuas M
new sys key which light hah dollar coin.
other shown tbs satsacton
greatly properties will be-
IN oscre,e apd the most popular other description.
will understood when il Is known thas tbs fcT
cut any iron ae o also that the foIme wrought and abe
thns the iorr is mneh more Sc
srats this By gaaay will
be glad 10 heart ram the skepucal. ~ : A. -,
The drynesa Of shs Concrete safe VII eanenty Re-
the wAen kapt generaly
closed Tl y very npoisas 10 9Gws.eIs sns aeas,s
aay generated Sales Waen exposed 70 he
The following sons song eaay 70 De nsnshe
will visit address the VINO has - not
op Nd many imagine not intend
above tbs eorner q connon
Mr. Isao s-A you havetaken the ancy Hs
Safes may serve sS1s interest
t) e books the
of March i6th, lssa, on aIagaras street
was put 70 noths adpg the nten heat
being taken e the SUI.
which ss1e about bills found 70 be
perfectly fire aud burglar Prse asahs hs
~ @ Deaelein Wooden ware. u Canal -. 81
Those using styles Of iron chests sabs
heae who nave articles Invariably i
exposed fire, and offer but slight Resistance mhe N
The subber has second hand aiea
/ Bsancss ana scaiea zs 7+- isAAo bhm9sE, ~ ss,;
II iyIta anHbu
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has no water N IL. =
1t is stated that carssjal is at the.reneho OF
his brother, in Bexsr county. z7sA5 s's2&
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SlpES-40 hhds Clear, for sale by
p IS. II. KENNEDY D CO., 10 Tchenpsisuas s,;ss,
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Third District Found!~ s 4
EXTAS brought tine First District Pound, on Dry
Wv AIDES street, near Triton Walk. as estTays- /
One dark brown Horse, about 14hands igh sore back
ana MP, let mind and right fore feet white branded
Il, upside down, on left thigh.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction atsaid
pound on FRIDAY, sth September, al 70 eioskA NJ.
New Orleans August 81, 1855. go Y
EL etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Premier
n District Dryades pres de Ia Promenade Triton,
cornnae epaVes- ts8e-- - tE4s
Un chsya bfuen noire d'auviron II mains de hautle
COR OF Ia hanche malade le pied gauche de derfiere
ct lie pied droet de deFau blsnos etampe de la lettEe
!, renverse a Ia ausse gauche.
Sill NEST pas reclare dams dix jours ct les depenses
psyees ssra Tsn6ue lenchere pueliqus, dit depot
yENpREDL lie septembre, ptochain 10 heures A. NJ.
p. NJ AUG. s. PHELPS
E. =s g. Commissaire des Rues
Nouvelle Orleans, 10 n Aout. 1855 au2S sep3 II 4
- Fourth District Pound.
EMT As brought to the Fourth District Pound First
wv street, between Rousseau and Fulton streets, as
One white Horse about ls hands high, branded Il on
the left shoulder.
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public auction at
said pound, on MONDAY, the nth inst at 10 O'clock
A. NJ AUG. s. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans Septic, 1856.
III etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du Quatrieme
District Premiere entire les rues Rousseau ct Fu
Un Cheval blanc denYiron 1e mains de haut etampe
III Pepaule gauche ssa@Er
Sill pas reclames dams dix jours ct les depense
paye, il srront vendu fenchere publque dit de-
pot LUNDI, lie IT du ceprant, is5a 10 heures A. M.
AUG. s. PHELPS,
commissaire des Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans Ie 8 Sept, 1866 ssF ~ IT
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M EW zYoRK AND ERIE IN e,ga 7saes,stl.s,..

4 " RAILROADs k6AK ~ E14k---SS1z-4
On SUNDAYS, only Express Train, p. M.
Monday May l4th notice
trains win leave the uot OF Duane
.E
DUNKiFK EXPRESS, at ga. Nj, for Dunhrk. g-9N,s4
BUFFALO EXPRESS st "a M. for Buffalo. E.-..
MAIL S;l5 A. III. for Dunkk Buffalo,
ssapas by this train Will remain night osweg
and ner
R6CKLAED PASSENGER, P. NJ (iom foot Chamber
atre Piarou for Saferna
WAY PASaEhGER, at ?. NJ, for Nswburgh otsvie
Intermediate ltAtona.
NIgTT EXPRESS, 81 Bs0P 81 D1ntirk and Buffalo.
EhaRAhT p h for Hpkk aud Buffalo, Intermediate
ataious.
WAY EXPRESS, P. M for Dunkk Buffalo.
med rnte stationss
Those Express Enra with the Eira and Mia
CARA Falls Railroad Ninfa lls Buffalo Dahirk With
Shore Railroad C,eyeand Cincinnati
ccsgo Cic with .tctaas splendid ports
| Lake Erie.
my3lu n. C. MccALLDM, General
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re MECHANICS,
MANUFACTURERS, FOUNDRYMEN, ETC.
MEM p HIS
Navy Ward unds
TO BE LEASED!

nN THE FOURTH MONDAY, being the
day November 1855 will be offered to the public
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

M EW ORLEANS, UPE- la. sssg NJ, GGtts,asasfsssg54
lN LoUsAs AND GREAT WEST 95zss sE
80 80 ERS RAILROAD n
fsUMMER ARRA-NG GEM EMIT.
TI, daily and from Laufehe Crossing Leaves
Lafourche O'clock
M Returning ehsos Lafoaehe Crossing Ut O'Clock RI M and
Algsrs O'Clock p. NJ.
SPECIAL TRAINS.
will Asisrs Saturday aftsrncou
oecok returning Monday Crossing
O'Clock NJ, arriving AigidsS sile O'Clock A. II.
cks and the day will be isEued
every day o. follpws- Fl
10 Bayou nsl Aeniandeg
10 Laouiehs crosaing. ~.
III iy 4. B. sEGER Vice President.
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H HNLECTR0PATHY. - DIR. J. S. A. FORD,
IA Eeeopahsa pnp Of Drs. MerrI Of New York
y an Surgeon Of practice
10 he cy ohea MS services ELECTlCTY. Once
Carondsiet
This Msdica by ia yazue force
power and SsS % the the Of which is
the chief cause o. dlseaas That electricity exss all
and 6os gSssrnns them by W attractive and repu
of vital action ia beyoud all doub 1t therefore follows thai
oil diseases araa rs eeaqaonee Of
the electrical currents governing the cau
organ readily healthy aeon he
Madicsted Electrical Ba,h viii bo fsuorted
~ Reception houp from A. n p. NJ ~ 'e'
k Lady, ,waosa fine operato will il pesrrsd admnssrio
Ladies.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
The message concludes:
News from the Seat of War.

The news from Europe is only four days later,
and adds little to our stock of information. The
chances Of taking Sevastopol by the Allies are
becoming more and more remote. The English
are actively engaged in sending reinforcements,
but the same may be said of the Russians.
rumor has been promulgated to the effect
that Prince Gortchakoh had sienifed the viii
hngness OF the Car to accept the four guaran-
tees proposed by the Allies but the Times. in
a lengthy article, discredts the rumor while at
the same time it eudeavors to leave the impress
sion that Russia would be quite willing to ac-
cept the proposition.
On the 18th of November Sevastopo had not
been taken. The assault had been postponed
for the arrival of reinforcements Every avail
able steamship had been taken up by the Gov
ernment for this purpose, and it is stated in the
London Times that the British Government is
now paying at the rate of Ga, 900 900 sterling
per annum for the charter of steamers alone be-
sides furnishing them with fuel.
The details of the battle on the 5th of Novem-
Der show English Generals killed and 4
wounded; 3S officers killed and SO wounded ;
442 prlvates killed; 200 wounded and miss
ing. Gen La Pranda was wounded. The Duke
OF Cambridge was also wounded.
The French loss was smaller.
winter campaign in the Crimea will evil
IDENTITY take place, and wooden barracks for
10000 men had been shipped by the British.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
LOAG'S HORSE MARKET.
WeaverviIIc and Yreka Passenger Train

- THE SUBSCRIBER respect
zGAa fully informs the inhabitants of IIN
NlNg Shasta and vicinity, that his ar -4ZA
ran ngements are now completed to have con-
stantly any quantity OF Horses and Mules tor
hire or sale. He fatters himself that his stock
If saddle animals for speed and liability. is
excelled by none of any Livery Stable north of
San Francisco. He takes this opportunity to
return thanks to former patrons. and to assure
them that every exerion will be used to merit
a continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed on him.
Stock bought and sold on commission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
JAMES LOAG. Auctioneer.
r. b. PASSENGER TRAINS START DAl-
LIZ AS HERETOFORE FOR WEAVER AND
GREkA. Charges moderate
Shasta. August -. 1854. II
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
RAssTON ~ sNAVELY,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

C1PPENTERS AND BLWUERS.
Estimates and specifications made all kinds
of buildings. Jobbing done at the shortest no.
tice. Also Rockers. Toms and Slulces always
on hand and made to order
~ b. Seasoned lumber always on hand
LIVINGSTON BARTON. URIAH B. SNAvELY.
marl2tf Shasta City.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
HNHIS HOUSE Is NOW OPEN for the ac-
IL commodation of the travelling public. For
cleanliness. air and comfort ii is not surpassed
on the Pacific and one trial is sufficient guar
antee for continued patronage. Attached to the
House are two RESTAURANTS 100 feet long,
extending from Commercial to Clay street, and
will accommodate 200 persons al one time. The
Floors and Tables all marble. and every
thing 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 coufdent that Iiberality secures patron
age.
The Hotel part of the house is kept upon the
European plan. BARRIERS shops and bath rooms
attached.
Entrance to the Hotel or Restaurants. 81 Clay
etreet. aud IS Commercial, near Battery
Nov. lS 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
w.Vus At FIFTY CENTS.

CtTEAM. SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
= BATHS will now be furnished in good
stvle at 30 cents each. by H. w. Hubbard, at
the sign of the globe lamp, Shasta.
Goods taken ON storage. From 20 TO 30 good
beds for lodgers will be found at all hours OF the
night Also. miners tents always on hand
There is also attached asylnm for the sick.
,g@ Money 10 loan on good security.
Shasta City, May 20, 1854. ap9ti
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
TEEE PACIFIC LOAN AND SECUlsI-
VN RANK

M ONEY WILL BE RECEIVED ON DE-
w posit in sums of ten dollars and upwards
for which cerliicatet of fdeposte will be issued
bearing date the first fifteenth of the month
PAYABLE on demand or at specified times, at the
option Of the depositorS. If payable on demand
they will be without interest, unless the money
remain on deposite one month. IN which case
they will draw interest OF one per cent month
but no interest tor fractional parts OF a month.
If deposited for specified times. certificates will
be issued bearing one and a-hai per cent. per
month interest for such time. Interest Will cease
at maturity SO that if depositorS desire to con-
Time their deposits after their certificates fall
due, they must be presented ter payment and
renewal; Otherwise interest ceases.
The money deposited is used only in LOANS,
guaranteed by and IN all eases amply Sc
cured by mortgages, State. County and City
Stocks merchandise aud other safe collatierals,
taken in the name of MARRIOTT 4 WHEEL
Err trustees for depositors with Pacific Loan
aud Security Bank
Register is. kept at all times open to De-
positors for inspection, in winch appear their
names the number of certificates of deposite
issued. and the SECURITIES upon which the
money deposited has been placed. Deposiors
thus not only have the personal Securiiy Afforded
bv all banks. but in addition have the benefit OF
the securities taken and guaranteed by us. and
the facility of knowing what disposition has
been made of their deposit.
FRED MARRIOTT,
ALFRED WHEELER.
NJ Nercta.rnf street San Francisco
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
NEW RESTAURANT.

GSs, THE BSCRIBER
s41Yllsg respectfully informs the gTA
inhabitants of Shasta and@-S
vicinity that he has opened new restaurant in
the building formerly occupied by Ball and Nor
ris and known as the
POST OFFICE RESTAU URANT,
next door TO Loag's Horse Market, and trusts by
strict attention to business, to merit liberal
share of patronage.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Fresh eggs. quais, and game of every descrip-
tion constantly on hand. The Table will be
supplied witt every luxury the market affords,
and the Bar with the best of Liquors aud CT
gars In short, no expense will be spared to
make this FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
Shasta September Is. 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
RECAPlrrLA

Amount of State Indebtedness on
the goth of December, 1854, ex-
elusive of School Fund. as ex-
hibted by the report OF the
Controller of State, $I,908,5S3 33
From which deduct balance of
proceeds of sales heretofore
made, and which, by law, are
set apart for the retention OF
outstanding per cent. bonds, 559,4 AL 10
Leaving, the total amount OF
civil indebtedness nprorided
tor at this date, the sum of l,349,1 142 %
From this deduct the estimated
amount of sale Of State prop
erty, to take place on the 18Th
of the present month, $4,000 90
Total amount of State indebted
ness anprocaded for, Sl,2S4, l42 23
1t may, therefore, safely be
sumed, that on the 18th of the
present month, the entire in
debtedness of the State unpro-
vized for, exclusive of the School
Fund, ($464, ,000) will not
ceed the above stated balance,
being the sum of 81 ,2S4, AZ %
Ga the Goth of December 1853,
the amount Of the State debt,
civil and war, exclusive of the
School Fund, was 3,00l ,445 70
Total amount of State debt nnpro-
ui7ed for as above stated, 1884 142 90
Total amount OF reduction OF State
Indebtedness since December
Goth, 1858, 1Jl7,303 AZ
Being S433 ,16l "a more than the present un-
provided for civil Indebtedness OF the State.
INDIAN WAR DEET.
The Indian War Debt, which amounted on
the 9th day of Dec 1852, TO s924,259 IS, has
been assumed by the General Government.
Since that period to the Goth Dec, 1854, it has
increased Sll6,2 ,2s0 6S-making in all, $l.030,-
$50 33. Congress will doubtless make provi-
sion for the payment of the entire amount.
CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK,
Was sold to the General Government for
$500. 900. one-half Of which has been received
by the Governor.
SAN FRANCISCO WATER FRONT.
The Governor does not enter into this ques-
ton at length, for the reason that he has here
tofore fully discussed the measure and all the
questions involved. He does not at this time
urge an extension of the entire Water Front,
but at such parts only where all concede it may
be safely done.
LIQUIDATION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
1t is urged that provision be made for the sale
of sufficient amount of the property Of the
State to liquidate her entire Indebtedness at
once. The seven percent. bonds issued under
the Act of 1852, and now outstanding, amount
ing 10 $l,3S9.5OO. are due fifteen years
hence. II not redeemed until the expiration Of
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
The r,th Hou-e Propertv.

The improvements are a well built two story
dwelling house. with kitchen attached. well
arranged Bathing House, new and conmodi-
GUS Barn, &C.. &c.
This property IS conveniently located win
never failing stream flowing through it the en-
tire wear. and is every way desirable to any one
who may wish to locate in this place. For fur
Their particulars apply to the proprietor on the
premises. STEPHEN LEAN.
Shasta, April 10, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
pKOPERTY FOR SALE.

+@ THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sill sale, on reasonable terms, the property
In which he is at present residing, pleas
antly situated in the lower part of Shasta, and
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
4. LEVIN ~ 60.
MATCHMAKER n manufacturing Jewellers

Nccl door to Adam's 3. Cos EIpress Office.
NTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
w friends and the public that they again
on hand wi h 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 Chronomeer work.
Clocks on hand lortron 50 upwards. an27tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
NUMBER As.

more profitable to leave than to remain-and de-
cares that it would afford him much pleasure to
cooperate with the representatives of the peo-
pie in the adoption of laws working such re-
Sults
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
DIR. A. -. BAL WIN

TYAVING RETURNED FROM THE AT
i l. lantic States, has resumed the practice OF
his profession in Shasta Thankful for the pre-
vious liberal patronage of his friends aud the
public generally, he again solicits their favor.
OFFICE few doors above the st. Charles
Hotel
Shasta, July Is. 1854, tt
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
THE cAPl TAI.

The question of the permanent location of the
Seat of Government having been definitely set
tied. the erection of suitable public buildings is
recommended
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
THE SHASTA COURlE R.
SYNOPSIS OF GOV. BIGLER'S An
NUAI. MESSAGE.

We were first furnished by Adams 4 Cos Ex-
press, with the Stale Journal, Extra, containing
copy of Coy. Bigler's Annual Message TO the
Legislature. 1t is semarkably able State pa
per. but its very great length precndes Its IN
sertion in our columns. We are therefore con-
strained to give but synopsis of its contents.
STATE FINANCES.
The following exhibit of the financial condi-
tion of the State, up to Dec. %, 1854, reflects
credit upon the present administration and will
not fail to prove highly gratifying to every cit-
zen:
Amount of per cent
bonds outstanding, 1895 90
Interest on same, 5,S49 7J
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
STATE PRISON.

Legislative action is demanded, in order TO
more etiectually secure the prisoners.
STATE INSANE ASYLUM.
This institution has been productive of much
good and is entirely out of debt
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13

that time. the amount of interest paid thereon
will have, reached the enormous sum of ) il. 49,
975 being $69,475 more than the principal at
this date. 1t is believed that by now paying the
principal, together with 90 per cent. premium.
all these bonds may be redeemed-thus secur-
ing saving to the State of 81, ,lSl, ,075 and JUS
tifyng a reduction of taxation. at the present
session, equal to at least thirty cents on each
hundred dollars
CIVIL FUND.
The Legislature is urged to memorialize Con-
gress to refund the amount expended for Civil
Government, by the people of California, be-
tween the 18th day of December, lS49-the date
of the assembling of the first Legisalure-and
the admission of the State into the Union, on the
9Th OF September lS50-amounting to over a
million dollars. All the other new States have
cost the General Government large sums of mo-
ney tor civil government and he sees no good
reason why California should be made ar excep-
ton. Neither do we.
AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION.
Recommendations made in previous Annual
Messages are deemed highly necessary and i'm
portant. By adopting his recommendations, he
thinks s350200 may be saved thus:
By biennial sessions of the Legislature $l7 900
BY reducing pay of Members to So per
diem, and mileage one-half, 10000
BY limiting sessions to ninety days, 43,200
By reducing cost of transportation of
prisoners from 81 to 80 cents per
mile, 10 600
BY reducing Governors salary to Sc, 900, 1000
By reducing salary of Supreme Judges
to $4,000, $4,000
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13

Net amount of sales,
OF the net amount of sales made
by the Commissioners, the sum
of $47l,2Q9 .63 has been paid
into the State Treasury, and is
included in the above exhibit of
State Fiuances," leaving still
due to the State, and to be here
after applied in the redemption
OF her J per cent. bonds, the
sum of =
Balance of the 25 per cent. due to
the State from the City Of San
Francisco, an the sale of prop
erty made December goth. 1888,
under the Water Lot Act of
March Goth, 1851,
Amount due from Wharves in the
City of San Francisco, as report
ell by the Attorney General,
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
Deduct amt of cash in treasury,

$2,US9,lSI II
Deduct amt OF cash in treasury, lS0,603 7s
Total amount of Civil Indebted
ness OF the State, December 90,
1854. exclusive of school fund,
as exhibited by the report of
the Controller of State, $l,9Os, ,5s3 80
Amount of the several sales of
State property made by the
Board of State Land Commits
sioners-as reported by the
Board on the Goth of December,
1854:
October Goth, 1853, 143.7O0 OC
December 2Sth, 1853, 35O,475 OF
March 9th, 1854, 235. 300 OF
August 18th, 1854 1924 OF
October goth, 1854, 10l ,332 81
Total amount 1T sales, 5000, ,53l 81
From which deduct expenses of
Board up to December l, 1854, 60,99l Al
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13

Fees of Office, authorized to be collected un
der existing laws, are exorbitant as tG
amount, in some cases, to an absolute denial o
justice. Hence their reductionsto fair standard
is earnestly urged.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
FRED. MARRIOTT.
WHEELER.
RAILROAD HOUSE.

No. 9S. Merchant street, San Francisco.
Nov is 1854 3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13
STATE MARINE HOSPITAL,

Has drawn largely upon the general fund,
and should be greatly curtailed in its expendi-
lures.
The message concludes:
And now, under the guidance and fostering
care OF that Divine Goodness whose overruline
arm has averted from our borders, alike the de-
vastation of pestilence and the horrors of war
and who has so signaly blessed our people with
abundant harvests and never failing sources Of
wealth, happiness and prosperity, let us, with
grateful hearts and patriotic ardor, enter upon
the discharge of the highly important duties as
signed us by an intelligent and contiding con-
stltuency
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-13

This is the most important question now be-
fore the people of California-far more import
ant than the election of United States Senator
and the Governor treats it elaborately aad with
marked ability. He demonstrates conclusively
that the Legislature possess the authority to ex-
ercise the taxing power of the State to such an
extent as would serve as an efficient check upon
their further gratcn-even to such an ex-
tent that many of those now here would find 1t