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The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

GoLsDToSE BRos.-Young gentlemen prepar.
ing for the May Ball should read the new adver.
tisements of tLese gentlemen in this morning
paper. As to the article of white vests we can
speak knowingly and feelingly upon the subject
as we have just concluded a fifteen minutes ad
miration of ourself as we appear in one of his
finest patterns (white silk.) Its perfect stun.
ner.-a regular lady captivator-it is. Lord
won't Mac be envious. Thank you Sam-youl
kindness we will ever keep in afectonate re.
membrance.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

CLEAR CREEK DircH.-We passed along the
line of several miles of this ditch, several days
since, and are pleased TO state that the work, to
our unpracticed eye, seems TO be executed in an
admirable manner. The Ditch is four feet wide
at the bottom and six at the top, and will carry
an immense amount of water. When compile.
ted it will enable several thousand miners to
work claims, now unpaying, that will yield as
abundantly as any mines in the State. The adj
vantage of this work will prove of inestimable
importance to the County. We rejoice that it is
in the hands of the present superintendent. In
their charge there is no room for doubt of its
completion.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

May DAY PARrIEs.-In almost every city and
town IN California. on Tuesday next, the " wee
folks" will assemble to celebrate the return oi
MAY Day." thousand little FAIRIES with rosy
cheeks, sunny curls, and sparkling eyes, will be
hailed " Queen Of May !" by ten thousand merry
little voices. Just th nix of it-ten thousand
little hearts, free as yet from the footmarks OF
lasting sorrow, all exuberant with mirthfulness
and Joy! Would that we were one of them.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

HOTEL FOR SALE-The French Gulch Hotel is
offered for sale, in to-days paper, in consequence
of the desire of one OF the proprietors 10 return
to the Atlantic States. The house is good Ho-
tel stand, is doing good business, and therefore
is worthy the consideration of persons desirous
of engaging in the Hotel business
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28
The Chinese oue.,ion Again.

In our structures last week, in regard to the
failure of the Legislature to do something to-
wards relieving the miners from the presence of
the Chinese, we unintentionally done an inius-
tice to Senator Flint, OF San Francisco, by infer
entially representing him to be opposed TO the
prayer of miners as expressed in the memorial
addressed tothe Legislature by the Shasta Coun-
ty Miners Convention. We therefore avail our
self of the earliest opportunity to render that
gentleman justice by publishing the following
portion of letter which he has done us the
honor to address US on this subject. We do this
the more readily, not only because of our high
opinion of that gentleman's talents and industry
as legislator, but also for the reason that he
declares an earnest wish to cooperate with the
representatives of the mining counties in freeing
the mines and miners from the presence and
competition of a degraded and disgusting class
of laborers -
GENTLEMEN Your valuable paper of the 2 LIST
inst. is before me, and / have perused with
much interest your able commentary on the
refusal of the Legislature to pass some law
relieving the mines from the hordes of Chinese
beg to state that / think yon do not correctly
understand my position on this question. am in
favor of excluding them entirely from mining, and
only suggest that they be removed in such man
ner as will not be unjustly oppressive on them.
appreciate as you do the difficulties surround
ing This subject and will cheerfully cooperate
with all who desire to remedy this growing
evil.
By reference to Karls" letter it will be seen
that Chinese bill has passed the Assembly.
We also have every confidence that the Senate
will unite with the House in the passage of some
bill that will satisfy the miners. In this body on
the 2lst inst, an able discussion took place on
the bill providing that each person not eligible
to citizenship should pay tax Of $50 before be-
ing permitted to land. Mr.. Sprague said a law
to this effect would cut of al! intercourse with
China; he therefore offered an amendment to
strike out $50 and insert $40. Pending the dis
cusson of this amendment. the bill was made
the special order for last Tuesday.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

THEArRE.-The Times says that Messrs. Blake
and Rowe have completed a handsome and
commcdions theatre ia Wearersille. aud are in
the daily expectation Of u ,ronpe Of actors from
San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

STEAMERS TO AND FROM RED BLUFFs.-We di-
rect the attention of the travelling public to the
notice of E. J. Weeks, Agent for the California
Steam Navigation Company. AS will be seen.
boat leaves Red Bluffs every Monday. Thurs
day and Saturday, for Sacramento. Persons de-
tanned in the advertisement. may obtain it by
applying to E. X. Shedd, Esq, at the St.Charles
Hotel
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

DAIGH's GRAND RAFFLE.-The tickets of this
rattle are going off with rapidity truly Hatter-
ing to the enterprise. Some lucky hombres are
bound to win the prizes. Are we lucky
individual, is question about which we do oc-
casionally exercise ourself. Our heart is set upon
the bay mare g Emily Jackson" especially since
she won the purse over the Canon Course last
Tuesday
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

CosUNDRUM.-Whyi is our German friend,
Charley, the baker, in the upper end of town,
engaged in an unlawful and dangerous busnessl
Because be deals in pies and cakes (pson
cakes)
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

E During the week, with the exception Of
yesterday, we have had delightful weather. On
yesterday however, there was sudden and
marked change in the temperature, and by the
middle Of the day FIRE was quite comfortable. 1t
isnow raining. with prospect Of several days
continuance.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28
Pacific Express Company.

We are indebted 10 the Pacific Express Com
pany for full files Of Atlantic papers broush per
the C0rtes
We are also under obligations to them for reg
nlar files of California papers for the week.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

The KERN RIVER HUMBUG.-Tbe San Fran.
cisco Chronicle states that up to this time only
o6O ounces of Kern River dust worth $l4 DER
ounce, amounting 10 s3,64O. has been deposited
al the mint in San Traucisco
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28
QuarterIy visi,.,;.

BY permission Of Divine Providsn.o
pose to visit the following places =, :, pro-
specified. where we shall hold on Tue Times
Fourth Quarterly Meetings for the NJ. regular
ference year. beginning on Friday eysn;a en' con,
closing on Sunday evening: aud
CIRCUIT. PLACE. r,,
Shasta, City, Nav a
Red Bluffs. Red Bluffs, .' IL 10 anu anu D.
E. ARNOln
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

The Tower HOUSE, BALL.-Remember, next
Tuesday evening the May Ball comes off at the
Tower House. We anticipate good lime.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28
FOURTH OF JULY BALL !
AT RED RLUFFs.

afSJEE THE PROpRIETORS of the LUNA
SN..JG HOUSE," Red Bluffs, have the pleasure
S{E0 of announcing TO the public. that they
intend to give grand Ball on the even.
ing of the Fonrth of July next.
Every possible arrangement will be made to
secure comfort and pleasure TO all who may be
present. Ladies and gentlemen of this and the
surrounding counties are respectfully requested
to attend.
VINCENT, BUTLER & WEBB.
Bed Bluffs, April 81. 1855. ap2Std
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28
A FINE SUIT OF CLOTHES

ENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF PROCUR.
~ ing an A No. suit of fashionable clothes
for the May Ball. will please call at Golds,oue
& Bros City Emporium. and we will show ynu
u suit OF clothes that will make ynur monks
water; and the best of it is. we Will sch il 10
you for less money Than ANY other Ilonse in
Town. GOLDSTONE & BRO
Shasta, April %, lS55. ap9S-l tt
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28
DIED,

I At the Prairie House. OH the Oath inst James |
Austin. Of inflammation Of the lungs. Aged about
30 wears
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28
Rhodes N Co.. Exnresx.

KHUUts a t".'B PFtss.
Rhodes q. Cos EIpress were first on hand with
files Of Atlantic papers brought by the Costes.
They also obliged us during the week with
regular daily files Of California journals
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28
THE SHASTA COURIER.

" The Advertising Agency of L. P. Fisher
has been removed 10 the office of the Pacific
Express Company. corner of Montgomery and
streets, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28
$50 CASES OF BOOTS.

ASS SAARAS NJ 9SS NJ
s. JUST RECEIVED AT GOLDSTONE Il
la Bros, and for sale al The lowest raIes:
- so cases of the celebrated Fremont Boots,
Und-rw ood maker
so Ell Dorado thick Gait, do do do
% HaywardS long and short Rubber Bpols,
ID I" Assorted Light Cali Bnuls.
. Fine stilchtd do
6 Noble & Suns pump sole and stub toe
Dress Cali Boois.
GOLDSTONE s. BROS.
Shasta, April %, 1855. ap2Sf
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

New RoAD.-In company with our friend
John George, we last week rode over the new
road, constructed under lis superintendent.
leading from this place in northern direction
to Rock Greek, and up that stream to where it
meets the old Whisky Greek Road. just this side
of the main ridge between this place and the
Four Mile House. The object of laying out this
road is to avoid very bad portion of the old
road lying between the head of town and the
point at which the old and new roads now join.
The new road is little longer than the old, but
it entirely avoids the hills, and after little use
will be an excellent stage road. Greathouse &
Co.'s stages now run that route in preference to
the old road.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28

RAcISG.-On Tuesday last quite an exciting
race came off over the Canon House Course. M
less than six animals were entered. The race
single dash of 500 yards for purse OF
$50. The following were the animals entered,
viv.: C. D. CadyS chesnut mare, Mary-Iames
Daigh's bay mare, Emily Jackson-M. Croy's
gray stallion, Wake-up-Buck-Tom Duhy's sor-
rel mare, Lizzy Lane. j. Bells chestnut mare
and L. Johnson's bay horse. Daigh's bay mare,
Emily Jackson. won the race, coming out about
forty feet ahead; The gray stallion next, Cady's
mare third, Tom Duify's fourth, and the others
mixed.
A trotting match will come off on the same
track on the 10th of May, for purse of 5000.
We are informed that IA race fora purse of $500
will be on the the 22d OF
May, by Jackson's bay horse, and Tanners mare.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-28
FARE x12.

For further information apply to E. X. SHED,
at the St. Charles Hotel.
Shasta April %, 1855. apo8-lm,
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
shriH's Sal.

DY VIRUE OF AN EXECUTION to me directed and
issued of the Clerks Office OF the Hon. District
Court of the 10Th Judicial District in and for the county
Of Sevada dated this Goth day o. December A D. 1854
favor of Menze for the Of One Thousand Dollars
with interest the rate Of per per month from the
3lst day Of August A D. until paid and against j. r.
Brouett as Defendant have levied upon and taken in
execution the following described property, to wit
certain house known the ST CHARLES Pine street.
between Commercial and Broad street. with all the Fur.
niture therein, consisting Of
TWO LARGE MIRRORS.
TWO CHANDELIERS, OF six Camphins
lights each; | DOZ. BAR CHAIRS,
FOUR TABLES and Covers,
BAR STOVE, large Refrigerator.
FARO TABLE. large size,
3DOZEN PLATES,
2CHAFINC DISHES. large sizes.
LARGE TURlNE, Kitchen Furniture, and
Lease Of Ground for Years.
and will sell to the highest bidder for Cash at Auction r
front OF the Court House door, at the city OF Nevads
SATURDAY the 21h day of January, A D. 1855 between
the hours OF 0 o'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock, p. u.
Given under my hand. the Sth day of Sanuary A.
1855. WM. II. ENDECOTT, Sheriff NJ
8 3i-Sv BY s. W. Boring [. 6.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
6 II M M O NJ s.

CfTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township o
- Nevada, Justices Court before C. F. Smith, Justice
Of the Peace The People OF the State of California &c
John c. Palmer: You are hereby summoned TO appear
before the undersigned Justice of he Peace at his
in said Township, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of April A
r. 1855 at O'Clock P. NJ. TO answer the complaint OF
Jseph B. Iobdell who demands of yon the Of One
Hundred and TwentyEght Dollars and Fifty Cents, al
lodged be due him by you for Horse hire at sundry
times on account Of which is file in ofice
said complaint. On failure TO appear and answer,
Judgment will be rendered against YOU for said OF
One Hundred and Twenty Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents
damages and costs of suit
Given under my hand this Fourth day of January 1855
c. F. SMITH Justice Of the Peace.
Ordered that the foregoing be published week for
three mouths successfully in the Nevada Journal.
c. F. SMITH, J. P.
Copv attest: 4. Esteys Hill, Constable. s7tds
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
San Francisco Advertisements
kONO MATS MOI CHINA RICE.
OOOU Kn hhd. IYI and llaa, no,o,

OVVV so hhds IXL and extra Clear Bacon,
100 bSls Billings Hams. loo bDls Ames' hams.
100 bbs clear Pork 100 hf bbls clear Pork
500 hf bbls sup Goshen butter, 20 hhds do in kegs
400 Leaf Lard, 10 and 20 Id ns l5 kegs Leaf Lard
ESQ kegs syrup, gals go bbls crushed sugar
2U0 bbls powdered sugar, 100 hf bbls Sugar;
$50 bbs refined sugar. 400 mats No . China sugar
bags green Rio Coffee 500 bags fresh Chile beans
80 cases win Bro Tobacco, 30 Twin Sists tobacco
95 cs Peach tobacco, 90 cases Elephant tobacco,
30 cs Ell Sacramento tobacco, 40 cs Grape tobacco,
80 Fruit and Apricot tobacco $50 SINK tobacco
Goo gross w Matches. 100 doz 3-hooped Buckets
1870 bxs English Soap. $50 Imp. tea and 10 cad's
800 Gurp Tea, and 2lb caddes. loo cs fh Apples
200 cs Young Hyson Tea and pound caddies,
400 cs escorted Pie Fruits, 100 cs fresh Strawberries,
$50 cs fresh Peaches, IS cases natural preserves;
300 Thomas eau Oysters 100 cs Kensets oysters,
$50 cs Lswsoystery, 100 Lobsera, and lb cana;
IS cs Clans and 10 cans, SO cs Roust Chicken,
so cs Roast Turkey 600 assorted Jams and Jeles
300 Bran dy Peaches, bf and or gaon 200 Chers
200 cs Stoughton Bters, 800 CO Pepper Sauce.
$50 Mustard in gsss tin U cs 81 Pepper in glass,
cs ground Coffee in tins 200 Cloves and Pimen,o
80 cs hf gaen Pickles, 100 cs Olive oil,
100 Sardnes quarter boxes. $50 b1s Layer Ragins
500 boxes Adamantins candles For sale by
r. E BREWSTER & Co..
January 19-1m. as Front street. cor. Clay.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
WHAT, OK WHICH Il THE best
VermjTr-pe Or Worm Destrover2

I's question daily and hourly asked by parents anxious
s.r tAs heah Of ihe.- children Al who oil sc
saAin:ed with the article, will immediately answer DR.
HtLANE'S CELEBRATED TERGIfCGE. It has never been
so fail anl is Of n. '.r1 remedies shat
Ne u,ed friend Of our~ atcy handed tie following
rUt+nentiu refcregce 20 this NcrEfugc
Nzr YoRx. Sept. IS, 1889
GHvT1ExEv-A young lady Of my acquaintance had been
for long time very much troubled with worms ad
-sed her Dr. hcIanes Celebrated Vernifuge. She
accordingly purchased and took vial which caused
hsr to discharge unusually iaTge quantity of worms
Sae Immediately relvced Of all the dreadful symp-
tcs accompanying this disease and rapidly recovered
her usual health. The young lady does not wish her
mentioned her residence however is $50 Fifth
and she refers Mrs. Harkie No. Manhatten place.
P. S.-Dr. McTane'F Celebrated Vermifuge, also his
LIVER Pills, hai ST all ectab- Drug Soros
H. this city.
nH-Purchssers vii r:e..e be esre,u! 70 ask for and
tAks nons but In. rLINE's Nsrmifuge. AL others in
eenpsrison, are worthless
DR. ALBAN. Agent NevatA
PARK WHITE, san Francisco.
Jan Is 1883 :s-Im
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19


n OSINA BIGlER, married woman and wife of John
n L. Bgler of the State of California and County of Ne
yada being desrous of avang herself Of the privileges
and of the legislature of the State Of California
passed April 18th 1852, entitled An act to authorize
ma ried women transact business in their
sole traders makes this her declaration that she intends
in her own name and her account, TO carry on
the business Of hotel aud keeping raising of hogs
poultry &c and such other business incident to and
connected With such occupation convenient
and promise remuneration and further that from and
after this she will be responsible Individually and
her name for oil debts contracted by her
Of her said business. And the said Rosna Bgler further
saws that to be invested in said business
less than FIVE thousand dollars.
Dated, Nevada January TO- 1855.
Bger being duly sworn, dcposes and Gays that the
tents of the declaration true TO the best Of her
knowledge and belief.
sSsS51sa % this as? ion RosSA plcLrR
of January A. n 1855. mark
H.v. HERBERT, Dept. Clerk Nevada Co.
Jan 12-3S-3w.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
SIMMONS

CSrATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP
= OF NEVADA, s. Justices Court Before JOHN
WILLIAMS, Justice Of the Peace.
The People OF the State OF California TO JOHN C. PAL
MER You are hereby summoned to appear before me- at
my ONCE in said township Saturday the Path day OF
February A D. 1855. at O'Clock p M. TO the
complaint DAVID NJ REAVIS, who demands of the
OF One Hundred and Forty One 5ol0o Dollars for mo
ney paid for your use and supplies furnished you rs set
forth in the complaint Of said Reavis.
On failure so to appear and answer judgment will be
rendered against for the OF One Hundred and
ty One So leo Dollars damages and costs OF suit.
Given under nv hand this A. D. 1854 nineteenth day OF
November JOHN WILLIAMS,
Justice OF the Peace.
OnprNEp That the foregoing complaint be published in
the Nevada Journal . week for three months
cessively. JOHN WILLIAMS.
3l-3r Justice OF the Peace.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
MANIFOLD PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
J. s1LvxnsNrrH, SAN FRANCISCO,

E9- The undersigned prepared TO execute al
kinds Of Printing either in Letter Press Lhngrdphy
Copper PIdt> such Cards Bill Heads, Labels Checks
Stocks Certificates Blanks Of all kinds &c in the neaess
and cheapest Particular attention will be paid
engraving Noaral Official and Society Dies Seals and
Stamps with all kinds OF devices Visiting, Wedding and
Business Cards printed short notice Wood engraving
and designing and drawings Of buildings for wood cuts
attended to- Silver Door Plates constantly hand and
engraved to order at from SO to $40 each. Stem
ell cuts made 10 order.
Address through Express Post Once J. Silversmth
Co office Antiquarian Book Store Clay street, dol
below Montgomery street, San Francisco.
n. N-Persons in the country desiring any thing exeeu
ted in Printing Engraving send their orders and
" upon having it done Immediately, and just II they
present.
Dee. 22d, "a. SIN
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19

THE PLAINS OF CHALDEA.-Layard
snys that these plains produce some of the
finest fruits in the world. A very dclic-
ious peach has lately been introduced into
England, which has created 4 good deal of
excitement among nurSarymen. The
plains, in the spring of the year, are COW
cred with gorgeous flowers. Trufles grow
there in great abundance, and are quite
extensively used as an article of food.
The hanging gardens of Babylon, Lay
ard says were no fiction. He has found
pictured representations of them in his re-
searches
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
SIMMONS

CrATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, Township
= OF Bridgeport, SS Justices Court before D. DUSTIN
Justice OF the Peace.
The PEOPLE of the State OF California, to JOSEPH
HARDAGE You are hereby summoned to appear before
the undersigned Justice of te Peace at his Office in said
Township Thursday the 22d day of February D. 1883
10 O'Clock, A. u. to answer the complaint Of R. c
WYATT in plea of debt in the of One Hundred anc
Eighteen Dollars which he alleges TO be due him for
fessona services, will appear by complaint
file in my Office On failure so TO appear and answer
judgment will be rendered against You for said sum o.
sl1sOo together With interest, damages, and costs
suit.
| Given under my hand, this 14th day OF Nov'r, A.
1854. DANIEL DUSTIN Justice OF the Peace
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Nevada, SS.
Justices Court Before DAN'L DUSTIN, Up, Bridge
port Township.
r. c. WYATT vs.. JOSEPH HARDAGE
appearing by affidavit that the Abovenamed defendan
Hardage has left the State Of California and tha
his place OF residence 10 unknown TO Plaintiff II appear
ing further that there is good Of action against thu
defendant it is ordered that service Of summons h
made by publication in the Nevada Journal weekly, fo
the period Of three months, eonseeuvsy, from date
| first publication.
Given under my hand this l+:h day Of Eov'r n 1854
sl-3n DANIEL DUSTIN, J. P.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19

Thres children OF Hrs. Brown, residing il Pine street,
81. Louis. Missouri, by most remarkable coincidence
scroculousy inclined, the edes! Jane p.rc
s.=rly so, and the mother finding such The case,
I'D all IN her power relieve the sufferer, but In vain
she became the blood Of Tho others equally
impure and ihty all three bad AT last. be-
quite object of horror thsir friends. Tbs
roher, about eight veets sSo, put them through a
soaT.s Of Holloway. Pills and Ointment! and sring,,
yei II is, that ,heir blood became thoroughly p
esd, and the scyof1oUs symptoms disappear They
all three n excsllcns health, tho Asson simon
snd delight OF their aEectionate parents.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19

bEr- would be prophet, down east, said
lately, in one of his sermons, that he was
sent to redeem the world and all things there
in" Upon hearing this native pulled out
Two five dollar bills on broken bank, and re-
guested him to fork over the specie for them.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19

MEcHANIcs-Me Mechanics are the pal
ace builders Of The world Not a stick
was hewn, n,t a stone is shaped, in the
all lordly dwellings of the rich, that does
not owe its beauty and fitness to the me-
chanic's skill. The spires that rise their
giddy heights among the clouds, depend
upon the mechanics art for strength and
symmetry the thousands of noble ships
that cover the seas of the world the mag
nifcent steamers that plow the Northern
Lakes and Western Rivers the swift To-
comotives that traverse through the States
with the rapidity of tightening, are all
the construction of that noblest Of human
being-the mechanic.
Not an edifce for devotion, for business
for comfort, but bears the impress of their
handiwork How exalting is their calling
how noble their pursuit-how sublime
their avocation Who dares to sneer at
such a fraternity of noble, high-minded
men? Who dares to cast odium on such
an eminent and patriotic race? Their
path is one Of glory, ambition and honor,
and it is their own fault if it does no,
lead them to the highest fame and renown.
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
DIED

On Rash creek Nevada, the 18th instant, Ny
GD"ARD h. STEWARD Of Noble county, Ohio.
Tho circumstances attending Mr. Stewards death
rssrArly affecting He at work under bank large
Of which fell nearly burying him and crushing hs
breast 20 death in about haitian hour lie spoke
bat little ate! the accident and with extreme difficulty
He member of the II. F. Crurch in this place and
ths SO1hAth previous to his death in Church and
s.k, With mnch feeling o; his religious enoyue.s OF
hs distant fsmilya wife and three children-as n tie
hands OF gracious Providence md ot his bright and
cheering prospects for A better lie. lis funeral Wa,
preached Tie day after the accidenin the H. L Church
serious audience by Eev J. Daniel, Presiding F3.i
district and the burial services read by the Rev
r.a..y, Pastor OF the church, at the grave
Tas dea'h OF NJ. Steward has much affected 81. ihai
ANEW him intimately and will be stroke 10 lis
etrssved family. hay the God Of she Widow ana Orphan
suppert Snd comfort them. J.ET
The Nevada journal., 1855-01-19
MARRIED

N Fayette No, on 18th November, by Rev. VIM. T
Lucky Hr PESr F. Fills OF St Louis Nsss TAssiI
{. SkEtroS of the former place
AS-Sac-Amento papers please copy.
Al French Ravine on the fth instant Mr. JonR Du1.
VT 10 Miss RErEccA c. KELLY, Of Sierra comfy.
Council BluT Iowa. and Missouri papers copy