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The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
Fer sals River.
Pozrualsr FLArs. July 10, l

PoRrualsE FLArs, July l9, 1855.
; DsAR CouRrrs :-Having noticed in your pa
per Of the 18th inst. an articls enquiring OF me-
aud expressing = great desire to know, when
the Long, Low, Black, Piratical Schooner
would start for the beautiful valley of Salt River
and as to its cargo and outfit. am happy to in
form you that had intended hosting sails on
the first of August next, but have concluded to
defer my departure until the 9th of September,
fearing that it would become my painful duty,
if suiled at an earlier day, to return with my
schooner for the purpose Of conveying certain
other aspirants into the glorious valley of my
adopted country. Twill also inform you that
intend to form in that Valley Independent
Republic, and its name shall be the "Asylum
of all Defeated Candidates in the State of Cali
fornia," and none others, my motto is, let
each State take care of its own detunct.
The schooner will be well supplied with the
most delicious viands that the State affords, to-
gether with the most healthful and exhilerating
drinks that my steward can procure.
/ have also instructed my Clerk 10 make prep
arations for the reception of twenty-five young
and beautiful ladies, to be selected from the
" best families in The State. Their characters
will be beyond reproach. None others can en-
ter my schooner. AS it is necessary, at the form
alton of government, to procure the means by
which the morals of all governments
trolled, think it will be acknowledged by both
successful and defeated candidates, that woman,
with her angelic smiles aud pure presence, fash
ions the morals OF the world.
With Respect, Yours, &c.,
CAPTAIN
Of the Long, Low, Black, Piratical Schooner.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
ELECTION NOTICES.
TO JOHN ". JACKSON,

SIR ~ see that, in tine last Courier, you an
noupce yourself candidate for Sheriff. You in
the same card state that you are not Know
Nothing, and never expect to be-" 1t am not
wrongly informed, there is no such party as the
I" Know Nothing party. viii you, therefore.
please say through the Courier. or in some other
public manner, that you are not member OF
any Secret Political Organization This decla'
ration will determine many men to vote for you.
who. otherwise will not do so; while failure
to make such declaration will be taken as an
acknowledgment that you do really belong to
The secret political order known to outsiders by
the name Of Know Nothings.'
AN OLD LINE WHIG.
Shasta, July &c. 1855. jy28-lt*
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

FAST MiLL.-The Mountaim Messenger boasts
OF a steam saw mill on Rabbit creek that does up
considerable work in short space Of time. The
Messenger says: a
We tbem with circular saw, the
fastest saving we ever saw they sawed in
thrty-hrre minutes by the watch. the enormous
amount of $50 feet of good clear lumber This
embraced the time they were putting the log
upon the carriase and removing the lumber;
571 feet of the lumber, surface measure, was
sawed in fifteen minutes. Ii the Shasta Courier
man wishes all the timber in his comfy made
into lumber. jnst fetch ii down aud stay all night,
aud We'll let him have it the next morning sure
We have no need OF going to Rabbit creek to
get our saving done. Our county can boas, of
more than dozPn saw-mils, several of which,
we have no doubt, can turn out "the enormous
amount Of $50 feet of good clear lumber" in
'hiriy-two minutes and thrty-six seconds and
as To the ''surtace measure part of it, we have
no doubt that Rabbit creek would be equally in
the "vocative," because our mills are psrticu-
iarly great on - surface measure
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

GoEE TO THE WARs.-The Bav papers state
that quite number of young men in San Fran
cisco were about leaving to join The revolution
AIRY party in Mexico, with the inteution in the
event of Santa Annals defeat, and expulsion from
the country, of becoming citizens of that coun-
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

UNITED STATES SURvEYING ExpEpirIoS -
The United States Surveying expedition nnder
charge of Lieut.. Williamson, accompanied by
an escort of abont one hundred and iw wenty five
lders under command Of Lieuts Gibson and
Hoo left Fort Reading Thursday morning
last { f,r the foot hills of the Sierra Nevada di.
recily east OF this place. The object of this ex-
pedi'ion is TO discover, by actual and careful
s irvey. The existence of practicable ronte for
u rail road between the Columbia river and the
Sacramento Valley. 1t is thought the party
will be out abnnt four months. The whole ex.
petition numbers very nearly two hundred
men.
That deligifnl and witty newspaper CORES
pondent, : Baron Vieux," forms one of the mil.
itary cortege, and we wouldn't be surprised to
hear of his valhanly Staying an Indian at the
very first opportunity. Ii big Indian were to
commence shooting sticks at him. he wouldn't
take to tree-oh. no, not he. ref
We expect the Baron" will frequently ad-
wise Us OF the progress of the expedition.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

FATAL AcciDEST.-A Coroner's inquest was
held at Alderson's Ranch Roaring River, in
this County, on the 18th inst, by ]. T. Landrum.
all acting Justice of the Peace for Clear Greek
Township. at which it appeared that Mack Mer.
redith-a colored man-came TO his death on the
l7th inst, by the accidental upsetting of a wag-
on, and which deceased was driving at the time
of his death The edge of the wagon-bed fell
across his body and broke bis neck and skull.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

LAcHRYMAL.-The Ere. Nens says that the
Georgetown Sons of Temperance declined to
hear address from Miss Pellet, wherenpon
that jealous lady felt badly that she had
private cry, after which she had her mule sad.
died and started for Bottle Hili-for the purpose
OF preserving her tears we presume. e
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

WATER MELoss.-We have the pleasure Of re-
turning our thanks to the Messrs. Tower, OF the
Tower House," for very large aud very de-
licious watermelon 1t was the FIRST we tasted
this season.
We are also indebted to Mr.. Brown, of Grizzly
Gulch. for similar favor; and to his excellent
lady for quantity Of ripe tomatoes. and bo-
quette of beautiful and fragrant flowers. The
melon and tomatoes are non est-the flowers still
adorn our table.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

HoT WEATHER.-The papers in the Middle
and Southern portions OF the State. are earnest
in depicting their 'sufferinks" from the exces-
sive heat. Many of them describe the thermom-
eter as marking 100 degs. Fab. and upwards
g in the shade" Poh We can beat that here
great many degrees i" in the sum-
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
To THE VOTERS OF SHASTA
f'GHINTK

different portions OF the County Whigs AS we'll
as Democrats-io present my name before the
People for reelection to the office OF Sheriff, |
tnke this method of announcing TO my fellow
citizens that will be all j n d PEN NDENT
CANDIDATE, at the election in September
next, for the Sheriffally of Shasta County
.lgat sf WILLIAM A. NUNNALLY
Shasta, June Q, 1885. ie9-tdo.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
Ahaafa.

Shasta, my adopted home-emporium and
gem OF the North-nestled like beehive in the
midst Of the surrounding golden hlls--thy pref
ty cottages picturesquely standing like sentnels
guarding the busy iown-I knew thee when
thou vert but a child, aud have watched thee
with parents fondness during thy Vigorous
growth. But how vundrously hast thou chan-
ged since the days Of so. Then, well remem-
Der it, would have joyousy performed pill.
yrlmage to have caught passing glimpse Of
even Of the many fair ladies that now adorn
thy homes, and gladden. our hearts with their
beauteous presence. How wondrous does 1t not
seem that, by their presence in our midst, they
have changed the wild, reckless and dissipated
population of few years back, into the moral
and refined community that now see around
me! Aud yet 10 no other cause can this happy
change be attributed.
But, then, thou hast changed no less in many
other respects. Where once The rugged miner
prepared his simple food, and rested his weary
limbs, after day OF mining or Indian fighting,
now observe beautiful and substantial brick
buldings-elegant stores. magnificent hotels,
neat and comfortable dwelling houses, and, in
short all OF the evidences which 60 to prove The
presence of a refined and wealthy people. And
them too. the mining portion of thy population
at the present day. instead of squandering their
money in gambling and debauchery. as III the
early days, now cothe themselves decently. aud
take their place in the refined social circle of
intelligent and enlightened people.
Truly have the men of Shasta cause to be
proud OF their handiwork. NED.
Thus writes an intelligent young friend, on
returning to our flourishing place after an abb
sence Of some months. ~
The history of Shasta differs in many respects
from that of almost every other mountain town
in the State. Its growth has been slow but sure
not the result of sudden excitement or wild
1t has grown with rapidity cores
ponding to its wants alone. Houses have been
built only as its growing business and the in
creasing necessities of its citizens demanded
Hence, we find that every building in town
private dwellings as well as places of business
is occupied. We presume this remark can be
made with truth of no other place in the State.
1t is particularly gratifying to observe the
many evidences of prosperity and improvement,
exhibited ct this time in almost every portion of
the town. No less than ten fre-p proof brick
buildings now projected in process of
erection Main street, while quite a number
of elegant cottages have recently been built on
the surrounding hills.
Notthe least valuable Improvement, however,
is the levelng OF Main street. 1n a short time
few mountain towns will be able to boast more
handsome street than this; and MIR. J ohm George,
under whose superinteudence the improvement
is being made, certainly deserves great praise
for the excellent manner in which the work has
thus far been completed.
In conclusion, we may be permitted to say, |
without boasting, that now have one Of the |
most henntiful and fourishng towns in the
mountains of California.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

FATAL REscousTER.-We regret to learn that
DR.. Alexander, of Jacksonville. Oregon, was re-
Gently killed, on the race course near that place,
lew weeks since, by Simeon Oldham, of Yre-
ka. IT is stated that Oldham acted in selfde-
fence, DR.. Alexander having fired first 1t was
the resns Of the revival of an old grndge. Both
gentlemen were formerly residents Of this
place.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
c. l., NORTH.

MI ACHINE SEWING, las, sansome Stree,
- between Washington and jackson. San
Fran: francisco Flour, grain, and all other descrip-
.an oohs o' nags constantly on hand and made 10
OF plain sewing, done with neatne.. and 1'dIs ~.
f- iifaf jy28lm
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

CHANGE FOR THE BErTER.-Gen. james Estel
Who Tor several years past, has had charge of
the States prisoners at Point ST. Quinten os be-
come member of the editorial corps. and will
heuceiorll have charge of the editorial columns
of the State Tribune, the leading X. n. paper f
the State,
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

NEW FIRA.-It will be seen by his advertise
menf' that Mr.. Jas. D. Mix. having purchased
the remainder of the goods Of the firm Of Chureb
q MIX, and added fresh stock thereto. Is now
DONG busiLess At the old place in the room nm.
der the Masonic Lodge -. ala n
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
Horsi%y 3 Bra.,ow,. K.pre.s.

Have our thanks Tor various favors during the
week. They run an express between this place
ana Yreka. AS they are both sowell known by
tns people OF Shasta. Trinity and Siskiyou coun
nes' II Is unnecessary for us to say that they
prompt and faithful in attending to all business
entrusted to them.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

~ Gov. Bigler is expected to arrive in town
to day, on his way to Yreka. where he will ad-
dress the people. He will return through Wea-
verville. He will not address the citizens of
Shasta, until he returns from Siskiyou aud Trim
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
TAILORING.
ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS aya;n,,
"A the Estate Of Solomon Kingery, decd lote
of Sharta city in the county OF Shasta. are here.
by required to present the same. with the nece.-
sary vouchers. to the undersigned, Administra.
tor at his place of residence in Shasta CITY and
county aforesaid, within ten months from the
all persons indebted to said estate afore..;i .nu
requested to make immediate payment.
Ma DANIEL KINGERY,
Shasta. July %, 1855. VOC ::
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
CARD.

At the request of many Whig and Democratic
friends throughout the county of Shasta, | r~s-
pectfuily announce myself 10 the voters of the
county an independent candidate for the office
of County Clerk, at the election in September
next. a3 ]. T. PENNINGTON.
Middletown, Jnly 5th. 1855. iy7
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

RAcrsG.-The race between Tanners mare
Lucy" aud Harvey's bay horse q Billy" for q
purse Of 81 .G0o-distance $50 yards-will come
OF. over Bells Course .n Clear Greek on Sum
day. August Ssh -
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
II gfST EIS.

In this town. on the 22d inst, the wife Mr.
John Harrington, of boy.
In Scott Valley. on the 5,h inst, the wife of
Mr.. Thomas Masterson. of a sou. ur.fir
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
FOR sUPER RVIsOR.

RILEY C. BABCOCK, of Spring Greek, is a
Democratic candidate for Supervisor for Shasta
District. jy2Stde
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

NE" ADVkR1isHAEsrs.-We invite attention
to the new advertisements in this mornings pa
Dor.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

INTERESTING TO MATERNAL "PARIENrs."
DirTo, PATERNAL.-Mr. Elipllalet Subbs, live
Yankee from Connection, has invented new
4 machine that, we doubt not, will meet with
most extensive sale in Shasta County, and more
especially i'll the town of Shasta. Itis called the
4" Patent Back Action Spanker." and as near us
we can gather, is intended TO supercede the use
of the /" Baby-Jumper," and do away with "od
slipper" applications. An exchange says Of
it,
On being attached to baby of any age. it
watches over it like moiher-makes it hush
when it becomes naughty, obliges it to desisi
from swallowing thmbles. chalk, marbles, three
cent pieces, pins, or any other food unsuied 10
It's stomach; compels it to 90 10 sleep when it
doesn't want to. and if somewhat older. it sees
that it keeps its hands off the sugar bowl and jam
pots, besides making it keep its face clean; and
MI by the power of its Back action"
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
FOR JUsTICE OF THE PEACE

A. l., DOWNER is a Democratic candidate
for elsction TO the office of Justice of the Peace
for Shasta Township, at the September election.
jy28tde
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

THAsxs.- To MIR. Schlesinger, of the Literary
and News DEPOT, for various ncwspepori.l f..
yors, Est - salf
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28
THE SHASTA COURIER.

u The Advertising Agency Of L. p Fisher
has been removed 10 the Iron Building oppo-
site the Pacific Express Office, up stairs. San
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28


+.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-28

Of the Long, Low, Black, Piratical Schooner
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
VETO OF THE COLLINS MONOPOLY BILL

VETO OF THE COLLINS MONOPOLY BILL.
President Pierce swrldine tho powcr of executive
"cowih admirable effect. In nreyeutjnc the passage
OF the River and Harbor and tho Lupa,ic Land Bills
he snved the constitution from pnlpnble invasion In
Ve'"'hS inc Frehch Hpollntion aud the Stcan1hip
bounty Biz, he defeated corrupt schemes 10
plumber the treasury. These acts give character 10
his administrations which WILDE distinguished by his
tory for liz STERN resistance Federal enc-oachmont
aud the prchigate expenditure Of the public monev.
The Collins Monopoly Bill was an ubominable
measure, and in every feature was antaronistic to
the principles and policy of the Democratic party.
II Disseminated against the general interests Of com.
mece to the special advantage of particular persons.
II extortcd m immense sum from government for
service which responsible individuals had proposed
20 render for Just half the amount ltrecognzed the
odious and unconstitutional principles Of Bounty and
Monopoly. How then did So iniquitous measure
get the sanction Of Congress- By N"ngency q go'd
The Bill bought Through ticket" lie passage
wus the achievement Of the grossust corruption. We
DO not aay that the vote of every who supported
it, was purchased for money; but do affirm, tha
the opposition oi some members was overcome by
tangible appeal tn their cupihiiy' aiil nob"dy VII
deny it. Fortunately, We have all incowuptible EY
ecuve; and on that rock the Collins line was wreck
cd. The country will thank President Pierce for th
judicious and wholesome application Of the Exccu
tive Veto. In his hands the Veto is not only bar
rier against Federal encroahmcnt, but sort oi ply
Sic ratsbane srychnine wicrcwith 10 cleGnses th
capitol Of the beasts Of rrcY aud creeping thing
tha; plundor the ;rea,,uy and feed upon the sub
stancs CT the people.
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FRIDAY MORNING., MARCH 8, 1855

qu;,es utt,rs such contral ctocy language, and rs
s"mcs such inconsistent "o conflicting attitudes, &c;
corling to the political cxiespcy of the hour' Shall
the calumnous assaults of Ne Know-Nothng- Wing
party now drive tho people; of Virginia to prescribe
and prosecute our foregn-bHrn feow-ctZcns, whom
Know Nothing nstigaton, represented as worthy OF
every social and civil distmction' The Wing party
may truckle and dodge, but the people will stand firm
the ground of reason and justice, and extend to
the ale" generous hospitality, and fair participa-
ton in the liberties of the country.
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TIME ,ubscrfbor Is pow I.1lG;scrT!a- =; ~ -r. =
H. CLs-lestowp. Jefferson c"e"'! -, - 10 81.
rtRii a win COMPOST Attachments, !.' 5--'Hs Lr.-
for whirb he GO: preuitun s:te ats ls "s.:-I Pa.
Fair at Richmond. Ghts pT.l !: sunp'e l. -.
Jrr.JI. IT, s make Ill: e c13. cUicy a.ys.y
Il esecf. saving to the Gruso. * leG per 80: y @ .,
sy aud au,oe, rebie. nis 9Toas II zoe e"as"A e. y
his producti ,,,,,,,. 49,, ,:-
wa. npos. 5!e % .Eeet =. :as e:s:: .tT,ssi. W., :
advantages .l!sng thereiscm i u eho'.n - lGe ai5
which SaTs been insde ths! !e';y PeE-''' Q: aH -
-, av III. compost attachment beter :tsr .t
AIRED pounds broadcast. ;s.as-:e a. a.l:c aa q:
Clarke COUNTY Va s.stei "a Is CO. llcs,-, ;st. 'T
mound, OF Gusuo. - tee Cr .-.d corpos gCn,I
proJucs raors Whes, By tvc Bushels ;ia s::. &s
Hundred pounds broedcsst J, reedles. t. .s r9re s
this Drill I!a vii ct ooovuc. I farGy:E O :
greal value and those des-ES avG themselves 0; -
advantages viii please make sppcanoI IS 500. re ;i
Sis In order tEa may he eSabsd se supply e. do!zas
In due une.
II All orders strictly attended to, ana Drls cEwtrtc1
according 70 drserooA Address
WE 4. eCDDiTE
Hov. Ga-cwea ckasissso~u, Je1arsea count, Va
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FROM w.SuIyGTOS CITY

W..HISGTos March c.-Ths report thar INC : EAt
cu,ive had made all the appointment; 10 tes ne" Iesl-
rnent. from other branches o the e.! anu i,olI
.n, f"ra moon The War Department is still besieged
by member, and others, soliciting appointments f''
friends. uc tu: H.
pn.,,I.Sn;s made On assault on Ar. Hope, one Of
I aJ,,ora of the "Star" and afterwards made sn az.
sault or another person. lie wa, held to bail for his
appearance at court
rTho estimated amount recently appropriated by
Congress 10: the District no. ess than two millions
,,f Jr'lere,
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G 4 KDEN :
NXTARRAETED FRESH
Wv SALE AND RETAIL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GnIt

NFAhtOl p-'f E.bF NiHsN
ARrIcHoKE-LErgc Globe
BEANs-IsIgn Lima
Small do Red Cranberry
Scar,:t RunucIs; B:ou:
Windsor.
SNAP BEAss-Esrly Ic.
low; Elk Weeks: do No
hawk; do China; do Vaicn
tine do; Hall Noon, lc;u
gee 1909 to onsi Red Gran
berry.
BHEr-EnrIy Blood TuI
nip Rooted; lie Yellow do
Long Blood; French Sugar
Mangel Wurtzsi.
BRocoLi-Purpie Cope
White Cape.
CAspAoI-Esrly York
Large do; Early S4gsT Lo'',
do Bat,rr.es, DO OXh",ri
Flat Dutch Drum'besi
Large Bergen; Greer Cli.'
ed Savoy; oruutsad Savoy,
Red Dutch for Pickl!oS. ,
C.rlIr.owEa-tar'y1E:
Late. ,,.
Red d..
C.gEor-LoGs OEhG-s
Crrly Horn AIu'psaan
Wh!ie Held.
Cpz.,-Curlod OF Pep.
perfrsss.
CccrasEa-Esrly Frame
do Cluster; Long Green
Long Green Southgate
GLerhin.
CoRs-Early Sugar, 5c
Tuscsrors. do Yellow.
ESp.vr-Green Curied
Eco PLANT.
KALE-Siosrian Cur..d
Rape or Cole.
LE.rrcE-hoysl Wh.le
Bend; Ice Drum-eAh. Sr1w.
putrh; Curled India or Cap a
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Your ohadient servant.
4 DAVIS
RoofR a, PRyoR, Esq, Present

The issue oi the first number of the WEEKLY Ey
QrIRER was deferred until to-day in conformity IL
ths wish OF many subscribers who represent that IT
issue on Saturday will prevent its prompt deliver.
by the mail. The publication Lay of the WErELA
ESauiRIR. therefore. will be Wednesday instead D
Saturday. 4 large edition OF tho first number will be
printed for the accommodation Of subscribers who
desire complete file.
We gratefully acknowledge ,ho kin,neas OF oul
friends in the efficient Efforts 10 extend the circula
ton OF the WEEKLY EsQuIRER. lts publication be-
gins under tho most favorable auspices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO &c a.

NEW YORK, March "a very destructive tornado
occurred at Enira last night, prosratng houses an
trees and tho car house, and destroyed three locomo
.ves. McCoy's Hotel, near the depot, took FIRE and
was slightly injured
Il CASSIDY, cus,om.house officer O! New York
has been arested charged with making fass entries
in the pas.book Of the Irvnss Savings Institution
70 tho amount of QUO thousand dollars.
Baker the leader o. the gang who nsds the late
murderous sssaul. OF Bill Poole hs. been dscoVere1
al ALBANY.