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v coURrmousE foR saiE-My faT@ contains four Sundrsa
oaai rost me ,ianss IN po aSs, Sndsn ana ~
adaPeI 70 The uosth Of corn wheat oats and tobacco The dwell
tanns The quAr stables aud barn, all
10 god eeoii. ,ps crop SS q .Pai Ss
ps rnd 's snoe ,s% WI De go 1oa .s following terms.
payment bearing Interest from day of sale
nus plantation distant from JsnsroS landing on jaime. river
Danviie Railroad Povhssn Courthouse The
stage Connecting s The Richmond aud D.nys three tunes
Immediate possession vi" be ysn ,9d before ts l q Jan
Or Apply Q Arrsasos Richmond Va. oea5-2S.i@
SsAw MILL, ENGINE AND BOILEH.-rh- sub.
- sere vii oner for sale al public Aeeon on TRIDAY, The
Depot upon the Richmond and Dsavis Railroad eir STEAM
nd saa @p e good 5laa . o5 r.r,oos WISHING
determined SELL aud bargain may b. hsi The Mi situated
sGa i-s,y y1id. O Se Railroad and ne paIssl
but little trouble To- there Il "ffrH Ou from the
Tssys-G ersdi, given purchaser s,-inr
his bond, with approved security. Ro y CRAwLgY,
Jun,nburr. oc, 10Th. 1856 oesS-qaVas
az Enquirer vii copy week for weeks. bill
70 uhs once.
6tOunIssIONEp,s sALE.-By order Of the couny
cosr, o. Louisa ,hs . co|s,is,ions, .e 60 The hiss,'
, os s n g o. & Ss s.sS q VT s1nio we
oss4-csv GEo. ". BRaMHAM
NoTICE AND nEwAHD.-oa tuesday, The ian Of
.@. D tom S' Ssn s u % pss ss End
" o. Sg $ @ nS , sTs snss re%
color could most probably 10 n,
~ Mummy aa 70 M which Reuben
hs former brirg MEX given bio BY his mother.
Any Information, pains taken 10 restore him
properly rewarded. Address WILLIAM A TUuPIN
oe2f-c2sf ZINE Greek Mile, POvhalan.
STORE FOH HENr.-wh the Of moving
- smother hduse better suled Business "a
~ STORE u Cary and Pearl streets n "
shou doubt Of the best stands Tor gneal business
oeSscds, WILLIAMS BROTHER
DHofITABLE AID HoNOHAHLE Eu-
/ II PLOYNfNT FORTtfE WINTER Persons IN
w search ~ employment source o. inserne " on
n rncogug2
Prof James Boz f5i, New ONE.
ernpoyasnt ia ifg iuamserisi
arce daIy aud b. manufactured
dveug Secured BY copyright Safe AZ
Hour Az agent wanted In every town Va ue Union o3-doi
NEyOHrH 81 ,OOO.-Ths MHk Of Roses, and Extract o.
Wv El~r Blossoms makes the stin white spoess youth
fully dscatcy Transparent, blooming and Impars
charming youth En-ts
Cure ~ tln Disraef Fol Instructions for matnx sent
Adirs,s Madame rfIss Lsoovvs, YORK Post once.
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tas AHtRioaS Horst in s,aunton has been purchased
W w Bonn hom the administrators Of The late J,
b Breckinridge, for $4,000.
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Court day) sell public Charlotte House
liable Of Ian DUMMY lying
Of the Creek whence derives miles
Charlotte q. Il,
rh ind located In desirable neghborhood,
doe inducements To those desiring The
heavily there old h.Id
located points fencing other
purposes.
TINS land sold under deed by wyAe
C.riwei, and will be sold without limit reserve
The land elegantly adapted 10 the production corn cheat
aud bat deem unnecessary
nutey tos- wishing purchase will Course
Inc vrs bsof edonK
Mr.. John CardWen who resides the
viii take pleasure In riding the land with
dssiie view the premises wM. CARDwEII,
Or28 Trtsta
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no DIn i-ps.ih !. sure; no man ca.

n . HElDN 10 DIE t-DeAih . sure no mi
n escape him lie treAds with pau
prs ani the palaces of Kings
leave TO the cold eharits of the world oc orpAdnsf
Hoo be hrn
aud freedom om IL. Ills OF Every pro
vide by calling Of YorE lie Iurun, dom
and a 10 mad,
exclusively for the benefit
lays alter proof Of the pa death The will
this Agency, amount OF $isO since
January ls;6 For explanatory books call at the
Igehts olher, 2Oj Main street.
CHAs. WORKMAN, Local Agent
Chas WohTnAA Gensral Agent and Attorney for Virginia
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La, ~, ,In "'o"' - "'' "'H "n"""- see
Nor farm Of SO to 90 acres, Ito be .ury.y.d1 In kim
,, 80 on rss - p,.nn,ar 80. A.. me- =" A's
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SSIa n .'' , n 49, W k.,I ~ ~, on sash also
.. "'s'0''' MI" "'' '' '" ~" WAL 'N'"PAs Co.
Sh-At .walne. Greek" plantation i Charlotte oer-tx
$500 lbs. Of pork.
satne day-a tract Of acres which q ga mine In
I,uclI CHAM eoanv-o he sold by he sheriff
,h.- ,rl y NJ hrI,l
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GrOHE FOH HENT.-wih The view OF moving .
- smother hduss, suned Business "a
arOHR Cary and Pearl JUL
shoui Of VERY bc stands for business
this
octsZds, WILLIAMS a BROTHER.
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NJ y,LuAnLET TESTIMONY IN FAVOR
49, OF THE oxYGESATED BITrBRs.

WASHINGTON, ID. c, June 10.
Having made Of the Ozy0sadfed Biers
Geo Green, OF Windsor VI
eeaSy other cheeruy public
beevns they viii fully sustain the recommendation OF the pupe
We hope that this valuable
throughout the country, may TO ali the All cie
wIIiIaME Han US SENATOR, Vermont
JAsts y SIMMONS, u. $. Senator from Rhode Island
T. MORkHkAD, u senator, and formerly Governor of
tueky.
ARNOLD. Member OF Congress- formerly Governor OF
Island.
wM WOODBRIDGE, U. Senator. and formerly of
NJ MARTIN Delegate Congress Wisconsin Territory
such testimony the above worthy pub
- v
SETH W. fowLE CO, las Washington street. Boston, Propr-
etors = Md nv thrfrag -ufse o. %.
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pnor!rAahE. ANp IieNoHArLn sn-

~ search ~ employment o. inesne " on up
hours By enciogng stamps pay
age Horne, Boz asst Nsv York Post ON The
sfnpoya~nt eer station Ia ifg usersi II 10
u daily consumption aud b. manufactured In
prsous dwelling Secured ~ copyright Safe AZ permanent NJ
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CoNsuMpTION CURED.

49, BE NOT DECEIVED BY base limitations. HEGENfAN
CLAIM cos GENUINE never asappoint. au
nine year, experience has superior Others
oniy reliable for CONSUMPTION.
A there Is deal Of oil
with seal OIL ~ae oil, &C A. too much
procure the Genuine.
Our OIL Is made factory Newfoundland aud each
bottle
CLRk Co for since the Of Ma Rrsar partner
article introduced Rushton which, Ia no
connected " th H. 4. Co. H. 4
Sold by PURCELL, LApD co and by Druggists generally
oc28-3m-lPl
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THE CLOTHING EMp0uIUM,

HAVE Just reurned from and IN
receiving my second supply Of faonabls FALL
LoThlN gen under personal Will
soo invite The especial attention
braces great variety Of Ss'e Styles Of Pashonsbie Gsruen
Hgans fAnas Loose Dress bAques
Tor city which style cdnno b. erf by
Tailor Also complete assortment OF Furnishing Goods. Cali
and examine. Full slti.fTctioH Guaranteed.
oc2s Garner M.in mi ia'h s, IN,
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NLTOHrH ~ ,OOO.-The Mlk Of Roses and Extract of
Wv makes the stn white, spocss yonh.
fully dscsicy blooming, and upa 70 ne
charming expressions ofyouh Vie 4
Owes ~ stln Diraet Fol INSTRUCTIONS for making sent
Adirs.s Madame rfIss LsooSvs, Es~ York Post once
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IiOI.LOwAY,s OINTMENT AMI PILL
HR Unlike the Mineral viru,
eruons aud into the vital organs this
discharges the poison before heals the des
Dyspepsia. all bilious Sold
res No 81 Maiden Lane New York, and No 2t strand
aud all druggists, 25c, 6l4c., box
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT of the ninth Ju-
IL dicial District. State of California.
VIM. Smith VS.. Samuel Sturgeon
State of California. county OF Shasta. IS.
The people of the State of California to Sam
nel Sturgeon, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear and an
swer in said Court, INTO the complaint OF Viii
liam w. Smith, filed for the recovery OF four
hundred and seven dollars. alleged TO be due
and owing to him from you. upon an implied
contract for the direct payment OF money, lied
in our said court, within ten days after the ser
vice of this writ. if served in said county-with-
In twenty days il served in any other county IN
this Judicial district and within forty days ii
served in any other county. or ndgment by de-
iault will be taken against you for the sum OF
four hundred aud seven dollars and costs of this
suit, &c.
Witness VIM. p. Daiuger6eld, Judge Of the
ninth judicial district of said State, this eth day
pf November. A. ID. 1855.
W. S. JENKINS, Clerk. d. C.
SPRAGUE & McMURTRY,
A,ys. for Pltf, dl-5m
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
County Officers.

Diarict .jadge-Wm L. Dsingerfeld, of Shasta
County JHdge-J. c. Hiuckley.
associate Jndges-E. X. Shed, of Shasta, and J
NJ. Goewey of Horsetown.
Comfy Treosnrer-G G.. Farquhar.
County Cierk-Wm. s. Jeukins-Deputy: Ii. l.
Van Horn.
SherG-Johu A. Observation-Disclosures Sheriff Nm.
Alagee; Deputy John Hale.
County Assessor-.James Heaburn.
Comfy .Ssrcryor-A. III. Stout.
PnJitc Admtnisfrator-Benl. Swasey.
District AHo,ney-Ephraim Garter.
School Commissioner-J. N. Chapel.
Comfy Physiciaa-Dr. James E. Pelham.
Board of SnperciSors-lst District, Riley G. Bah
cock; end District, L. Ii. Tower; I'D DIS
tsict, w. II. Denuisou.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
Township Officers.

SHASTA TowNsuIP.-.JustIccs of he Peace.-E
X. Shed, Alfred Caldwell; Coustabics-J. Nc.
Turk, f. II McCnley.
CLEAR CREEK Observation-Disclosures. NJ. Goe
wey, f. b. Barnum; C0usfobLes, w. S. Palmer
Pliny Conger.
ERENcH GuLcH owNsHIP-Jusfices-E Dick
inson, g. w. Swartz Coastobles, I. E. Suttle
W. A. Myers.
CorToSwooD Tow.sHIP-.Jmsficcs-E. W. Good
rich ID. c. Honioon; Constables, j. c. Under
hil n Z. Sanborn.
PIrr RIVER TowSsHIP-Jusfices-A. Lambcr
ton, S. Thoroughman; CONSTITUTES, Il. e. VII
loushby. Ignatious Noble.
SIERRA owNsHIP-Jusficcs-W. II. Angel, S
Baker; Consto6les, james Love, Isaac Shuuse
SUGAR LOAF owSsHIr-Jnstsccs-R l.. Gibson,
W. Johnson; CoastaJles, Andrew Lyte. VIM
Orr.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
TIMES or HOLDING CouR rs.

9TH JCDicI,L DISTRICT.
Shasta Coanfy-4rh Mondays of Marct, aud June; !;
ond Monday ct September, and 3rd Monday
of November
Colrsi County--lst Mondays of May aud Au-
gust and Bird Monday Of October.
Butte County-2nd Mondays of March aud .Inne !;
4rh Monday OF August, and 3rd Monday OF
December.
SHASTA COUNTY COURTS.
Held on the LIST Monday of February, April,
June, August, October and December.
AT said terms. the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of, and
after that the business Of The County Court and
Probate Court in sucl, order the Judge may
determine.
Board Of SSfe~c;sors-Meet lst Monday in May,
August, November and February.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
.DuINIsTRATORs NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS Having claims against the
"A. estate of James Daigh, decd. request
ed to present them to the undersigned, admin.
istra,ors. within ten months from the date OF
this notice. or they will be for ever barred; aud
all persons indebted 10 said estate, are request
ed 70 make immediate payment
G. w SWARTZ of French Gulcb,
". S. JENKINS of Shasta.
Jan. ). 1856. Nv
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
BATHS AT FIFTY CENTS.

CTEAM, SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
y BATHS will now be furnished in good
style, at 80 cents each. by FL. w. Hubbard. a
the sign of the globe lamp, Shasta.
Goods taken on storage. From 20 to 80 good
beds for dodgers will be found at all hours of tie
night Also. miners tents always on hand.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick
u Money to loan on good security
Shasta CITY, May 20, 1854. ap9.u
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26

Ey We have upon our table the Standard pub
lished at Portland Oregon, but the news is not
very important or late. Its date is the o7th of
December. few tnimportant battles, in which
the whites were victors, are mentioned but the
loss OF lite to the Indians was very inconsdera.
bic. Fears are entertained that the troops NAV
suffer for want of food, as may be seen from the
following editorial:
The condition of our troops at the North ap
peals 10 our warmest sympathies The present
cold weather has impeded the navigation of the
Columbia between this place and the Cascades.
Should it continue to freeze for some days to
come, II Will demand the greatest exertions to
be able 70 transport supplies for the troops. The
amount already at the Daes we learn is quite
limited No ii ne nor exertion shonld be with
held to forward all the requisites for the COM
fort and efficiency Of the troops now in the
field
Gen. Wool and several other officers have re-
turned 10 San Francisco. The Capital of Ore
gon is destroyed by fire.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26

Mr.. BUCHANAN IN LoNDoN.-We learn SAYS
the New York Herald. that at the recent tetes at
Guidhall III London, when our Minister, Mr..
Buchanan, presented himself he was received
with enthusiastic applause by the people. The
band struck up Yankee Doodle, and the English-
men present were intent upon doing honor
to the representative OF America, that they
never noticed Nj. de Perssney. who entered al
the same time and took his seat almost without
recognition. Bound as the Euglsh and French
are by the present alliance, and large as is the
obligation OF the former to the latter for the SER
vice rendered by Canroberts army to the diving
troops under Raglan--an obligation of which fIe
English have never for moment been unnaind-
iul-ths public neglect of the representative of
France is eminen'y noteworthy. II shows that.
despite their actual alliance with the French.
and despite the stories that have been told about
American sympathy with Russia, the British
people at bottom regard the people of this coun.
try as their first and best friends 1t leads to the
plain Inference that were the choice forced upou
them. they would sacrifice France or any other
European ally for the sake of retaining the friend
ship of the United States.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
c. A N O N III OU S ~

GH HAVING PURCHASED THIS LONG
H@iii established and favoriie Hotel stand at
a4...Aihe mouth OK the Canon,-I feel no hesi-
iation in announcing TO teamsfers, and travellers
generally. that they will here always find every
convenience and comfort that may be procured
in any house on the road.
Table and Bar
Always provided with excellent food and
choice Liquors.
CORRAL and BARN
Kept in order aud constantly supplied with
the best of Hay and Barley, which will be dis
posed of at the cheapest rates.
WIN. w. TRACY.
Canon House, Dec. LIST, 1855. decl-tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
DENTISTRY.
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT of the Ninth Ju-
Il dcial District, State of California.
State of California. County of Shasta, SIS.
The people of the State of California to Wal
ter =. Lean and Moses G. Harrington, Greeting {:
You are hereby summoned to appear and an
swer in said Court. unto the complaint of S.las
A. Thompson and Samuel E. Zinn filed for the
recovery of the sum of tiirty-ihree hundred
aud twenty-seven 56-lGG dollars. with interest
upon contract express for The direct payment of
money. filed i'll our said court, within ten days
after the service of this writ, if served in said
coun.y-within twenty days if served in any
other county in this judicial district and within
forty days if served in any other county, or
jud dsment by default will be taken against you
for the said sum of ihiriy-three hundred and
tweny-seven dollars. and fiiiy-six cents, togeth-
er with COSTS of suit, &c.
Witness VIM p Daingerfeld, Judge of the
ninth jndiciallistrici of said State. this 29th day
of Nov ember, A. ID. 1855.
w. S. JENKINS. CLERK, d. c..
GARTER & EARL, Attys. for pitts.
Dec. |, 1855. dl-3m
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26


AsSUAL REPORT OF CONTROLLER OF STATE
This document is very clear exposition of the
financial condition of the State 1t deals mostly
in figures, but those figures OF more interest
than multitude of words. We have examined
the report with as much care as our leisure (oth-
er business having pressed upon ns) has afford-
ed, and, while we not fattered with the pic.
ture presented, we are yet pleased TO see the in.
dustry and clearness with which so great num-
Der OF figures have been arranged, and The re-
sulis set forth The report shows an expendil
tnre OF about SlS3, 900 over the recepst into the
State Treasury during the fiscal year endins !
June 30, 1855. The amount Of cash in the Trea,
sury on the lst of July last. is stated at s SI35,
824 Sc. The Civil Debt on the 2Sth of Deceml
her. 1855, amounted to 1886. .27O 46; the Wat
Debt to Sl,096,445 80. The receipts into the
Treasury since the LIST of July last, are 1885 !
7S3 70. We have not the space to present the
many other important features of the document,
but recommend it to the careful perusa of out
readers, that they may draw their own conclu-
sions as to the fiscal prospects Of the State
matter in which all are interested.-T Tribune
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26

ADMrTTED.-On motion of L. Sanders, Jrl
Mr.. G. w. McMuriry was admitted to practiet
as an attorney aud counsellor in the Supreme
Court.-Sac. Tribune.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26

The WAR DEBr BILL.-This document pur.
poses TO appoint Samuel b. Smith Commits
sioner 10 receive all vouchers, showing the debt
incurred by California in prosecuting The Indi-
an war, and empowers him to make such dispo-
siton OF the same may be necessary in OBJ
tanning the money appropriated by Congress to
pay such war debt. The Commissioner is au-
thorized to receive aud receipt for 5000 OeU
which being obtaned he shall furnish recent
m tnH for The entire amount of money appropri-
a'ed by Congress to pay this debt. ESQ says the
bllL) GOV. Bigler, in his last message, puts,
down the amount due State on account of
il,ls war debt at s924. .2.,9= =65.=z=z==----=--
The Commissioner, by the provisions OF this
bill, is required 10 give bonds to the amount of
$500, 1000, and is allowed one per cenium on the
amount collected.-San Francisco Sun.
This is the service which Dr. Bates. the State
Treasurer wishes TO perform. A pretty good
berth we should say and one which either of fihose
gentlemen named would perform faithfully.
With i've thousand dollars, one could have q
pretty good time in Washington for few weeks
We do not wonder that the Office is not summed.
and that these gentlemen are willing to be
sought by it.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26

BUCHANAN MOVEMENTS AT WAsHIXG1oS-
JUDGE DOUGLASS BAcKs OuT.-A Washing ston
correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer says
that
Letters have been received here from Gov
Wise, giving as his opinion, in the present state
OF parties and attitude Of the country, that the
South should present no candidate for Pres-
dency in 1856 He thinks (itis said and believed)
that there should be cordial union of the party
on Buchanan. Never have seen The Democrats
in finer spirits, or more confident of success in
1885, and the ultimate and perpetual triumph of
sound principles. The name of neither Gen
Cass nor Judge Douglass will be presented TO
the Cincinnati Convention. OF this you may be
assured that speak knowingly on the subject
Mr.. B. has always been great favoriie with
the Virginia Democracy, and has several times
received her vote in Convention for President
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26

characterization letter OF Professor
Trask to the Golden Era, we learn that durin g
the last six years, there were ffty-nine shocks
OF earthquakes felt in the State OF California.
He says that he learn of only one which
did any injury. and that was in September 1912.
The mission San Juan Cassistrano in Los Age-
es, and that of yiejo in the valley of San Inez
in Santa Barbara county. These two points are
l70 miles apart
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
WILTON HOUSE,
Corner Battery and Vallejo Streets,
San Francisco.

BY WALTON & SMITH.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY OF
IL Shasta County, takes this method of Inform
ing his friends throughout The Northern part of
the State, that lin connection with MIR. d. II.
Walton, he has leased for term of years
the above new four story Granite Building, and
it is now open for The reception of guests-the
honse being situated in the immediate vicinity
OF the Steamboat Landings, the Custom House
and Post Office, and the centre of Mercantile bu-
siness. offers inducements 10 The travelling public
not surpassed by any house in the city.
IL Furniture aud bedding entirely new
Charges Moderate.
J. PLUMMER SMITH.
San Francisco, Dec. 22d, 1855. da2-3m.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
LUNA HOUSE.


c. THE UNDERSIGNED
Esii would respectfully inform SzsxElse
E4....A the public that he has thor
oughly reiiitcd the
-@NA- HHOD~-H9
and is prepared to entertain the travelling com.
muniiy in the most hospitable manner. He
hopes by his strict attention to business to merit
a liberal patronage from his friends and the pub
lie generally.
The Table
will always be supplied with the very best the
market affords.
The Bar
will be constantly furnished with the choicest
Liquors and Cigars.
Annexed is good and secure CORRAL,
which will always have on hand a good article
of Hay and Barley. at prices to suit-customers.
In short, neither trouble nor expense my
part will be spared, to make this one of the best
houses in Northern California
F.. +. TURBUSH, Proprietor.
Red Bluffs, Oct. 10, 1885. oo0tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
THE FOUR MILE HOUSE
NV Beds, Table, and Bar,
Tower House,
AT the junction of the Yreka and Weaver.
vile Z Ronds. ID miles from ShasIn


fs5,dSA THE UNDER RSIGNED So
|,,11s@ would announce to the pub 49,
- lie, ard particularly to per- -
sons travelling to and from Yrcka and Weaver
vile. that, having leased this long established
stand, formerly known as the "Frce Bridge
House = he is prepared 10 entertain customers
IN style not surpassed by any hotel in Northern
California.
Having completed his commodious bulling,
and furnished it in the best possible manner, he
is enabled to promise the very best accommoda-
tions.
The Table, as heretofore. will always be sup
Piled with the best viands the market furnishes :
while from the large garden attached to the
premises, all the vegetables grown in this part
OF the State will be furnished in the greatest
abundance.
He has also secure Corral connected with
his establishment, always supplied with an abun
dance OF Barley aud Hay.
JASON TOWER.
Tower Hone" March l. 1854. mII-tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26

LEGISLATIVE NEws.-Mr. Shaw one of the
Senators from San Francisco has given notice of
the introduction of joint resolution to be for
warded to all our members of Congress asking
OF the General Government the donation of the
mineral lands in California to the State, in trust
Tor the use of the miners The question of title
to the mineral lands aud the mode of their dis.
posal is one OF vast Importance TO the citizens of
California. We should like to hear the opinions
OF our mountain Congress in regard to Mr.. Shaw's
proposed plan of obtaining the mineral lands
Spirit of the Age.
We for one, are opposed to any legislation on
the subject. The miners want no agents, they
can attend to their own affairs When we wish
legislation on this subject will ask for it, but
until some dissatisfaction is expressed by the
miners themselves, we no need for legisla-
ton.