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- LES sousslgnes vendront par "a
sa vote dun encanteur d1ment COM
missionne, a leur Magasin, d
Plaquemine Brulee, lie Jeutz5, Is Avrik pro-
chain, leur Stock complet de Marchandises,
consistant principalement en- Marchandises
Seches, Groceries, Habillements, Chapeaux,
Casquettes, Bottles, Souliers, ct EN- deinitive
une variete d'articles don't Remuneration
serait trop Tongue. Aussi une grande guam
tite de pieux de barrieres; bardeaux, mer.
rains, &c. 45
Les conditions seront amoncees le jour de
Ia vente. CLARK, HAYES SEQ. /
Plaquemine Brule, ID Mars, 1858.
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No. lS.
R ECes7a PENSE.

rf-x> IL a ese vole, de la cour de re-.
~ elise Methodiste, aux Opelousas,
dams Ia mutt de Mercredi dernier uu
che7al creole, eutier, couleur canelle claire,
front blanc, laarque sur la fesse peu pres,
ainsi NC, avec selle ct bride.
Cne recompense liberale sera accordee
quiconque NE le ramenera aua Opelousas,
ct Je donneral en- outre une rScompense d
oelui qui arretera lie voleur ct produira telles
preuves qui conduirout a sa conviction.
D. HILL.
Opelousas, 10 Avril, 1858.
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Etdt ne lat z1tlt9la1ge.

eoun DE :, DISTRICT No. ss79.
Paro5sse st. Laad7y, ~
Succession de Thomas M Watkins.
a NDRE PRUDHOAIsIE, de Ia Paroisse
N ST. Landry, Administrators De Ia sue
cession de feu Thomas NJ. Watkins, decide,
dernieremenb de la susdite Paroisse, ayant
presente un Tableau de Distribution des fonds
en- mains, appartenant la dite succession,
aceompague dune petition demandant Tho
nologation d'icelui EFT attendu quill etc
fait dreis d la demande de La dlte petition,
par ordre de Ia Gour susdite, en- date du I
AFriI, 1858.
En- consequence, avis est par & present
doune aux iinteresses dams eette succession,
d avoir aeduire au Grefe de u Cout sus-
dite, dams les trente jours qui suiyront la date
du present avis, les raisoHs, 81 aueune lis ont,
pour Iesquelles le dit Tabieau ne serait pas
homologue, ct lAdmilristrateur autorise a
payer anz ereanciers ls prorata qui leur re-
Went, conforme ement an dit tableau.
L.IASTRAPES, Grefler.
0peleusas 10 Avril, 1858. .
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- M . 90

. Ia confance que le public daigns
y m'aecorder dams Pachat des produits,
ct sensible d cette favour, je saisis cette oc-
crsion pour le remereier sincerement ct an
noneer que je continuerai acheter lie cotton.
le suere, la laine, les peaux ct le suif aux plus
hauts prix du cours. Pour les gros lots, je
donnerai des mandats courte echeauce, ct
pour les petits lots: je paierai compliant.
j. L. COURET.
Opelousas, q Mars, 1858.
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AVIS AUX BOULANGEEsss

BUREAU DE Police, Opelousas,
10 Avril, 1853.
q E prix de la farine fralche etant de-
- s. 90 sur le marche de la Nouvel!e-
Orleans, les Boulangers sent requis de dom
ner 20 onces de pain pour dix cents, ct qua
torze onces ct demie pour cling cents, durant
la semaine prochaine.
JONATHAN HARRIS, President.
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yoHL H sAMDoa NoTAIRE PUBLIC.

sJ0EL H. SAMDG5 NOTAIRE PUBLIC.
g 'EMPLOIRA avec attention ct diligence dang
~ toutes les aifaires qui lui seront coniiees tees
qu'Assemblees de Families Assemblies de Cream
cers, Ventes, Transfers ct Echanges de Proprietss
Hypotheques, Levee d'Hypothsques Donations,
Inyentaires, Testaments, &C., &c. r....5
Bureau vis-avis ID Maison de Cour, pres )e bureau
de NM. Thos. II. Lewis 4 Porter Z
0pelousas, Is Ayrii, 1857. -.z..-.... ..-.
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Belle HHabEtation a yemtErc.

-. Os offre vetdre une jnhe Habitation,
fs sss situee environ miles des Opeiousas,
sssss parfatement instaIlee-Maison de mai
Zzzz@S tire, Cabanes ,legres, Moulin cotton
ct tout qui appartent a une habitation bien
etabie. Cette ha bitation content 17s arpents,
don't so 35 de terre boisee ct lie reste est EN- cuI
tlvation. LIE tout partatement entourre
Pour lie prix ct les conditions, s'adresser au bu-
reau du Courier des Opelousas. l..
Oneiousas, 10 Avril, 1858.
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G1ONFORMEMENT aux instructions
" reeues du Bureau de nirecteurs de la
Compagnie du Chemin de Fer de la Nile
Orleans, des Opelousas ct de rOuest, les
souscripteurs au fonds capital de cette COM
pagnie sont par le present avertis d'avoir d
venir talre lie versement de ce qu'ils peuvent
devoir cette compagnie, entire les mains du
sousslgne, son Bureau, dams Ia vile des
Opelousas, a defaut de quoi, la Compagnie
procedera a la collection des subscriptions
par vote judiciaire.
r. BENG GUEREL,
Collecteur de Ia dste Conapagnie.
Opelousas, q Mars, 1857.
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.Dscsda-Au Bayou MalIet en- cette Paroisse, a la
residence de II. Theodose Chachere, mardi dernieF,
6 AvriI courant, CAROLINE W. PRUDHoaME, file de
feu William Prudhomme ct de Anna Young, agee
de TO ans et s. mois. --
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CrNos lecteurs Sc rappelleront que c'est
Mardi proclaim, Is du courant, que notre
paisible village Sc trourera soudainetnent
emerveille par Ia ponpe ct les fanfares du
grand Cirque National son arrivee. II =
aura Ii de quoi charmer bien dos gonts, savoir
meme ceux qui ailneraient d penetrer les
secrets du tombeau - Cette compagnie ex-
hibe un squelette yivant.
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NlA RAS1N NNWVDA 70
.AU BON NTAnC GEE.

d e seussigne Went de reeevoir de Id
- Nouvelle Orleans, un assortment de
Groceries de families Liqueurs, Bonbons,
Vaisselle, &c. Il egalement recu un as
sortiment eomplet de Marchandises Seches
dete, Habillements, Chapeaux Bottles. Sou.
liers, Coutellerie, savons parfumes, Parfu-
neries &C., &C., gull vendra d bon marehe
pour du compliant settlement j; pexperience
lui ayant prouye que de petits profits ct des
ventes promptes au compliant. sont meilleurs
pour le marchand comme pour la pratique.
S. BLOCH.
Opelousas, q Mars, 1855:
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DRgg4NDB DsBxRAQgg

\ JardinIer desirerait trouver une place per-
" manente la campagne. En- attendant, il
travalera par jour, Fentreprise ou par mois Ses,
prlx seront tres moderes
s'adresser au bureau de ce journal. Iloav.
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TENTEs DE TERREs.- En- Sc referant d notre par
tie anglaise le lecteur vera que le Commencement
autorise la vente de certaaes terres, situees en-
parsie, dams les Parosses Natchitoches ct Rapides
Nous yoyons qu'aucunedss terres mentiennses dams
ravis en- question: nest situee dana metre Paroisse
nj dams les Attakapas. Cette vente he pourra done
dtre avantageuse qu'aux nreempteurs Nord ia
lexandrie, ct aax speculateurs. s= <..--.
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T. Pour lie Prix Courant du marche de
la Nouvelle- Orleans, neus referons le lecteur
d Ia partie anglaise descetts feuille.
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CARE LES cHIESs.-Yula la necessite duser de pru-
dence cette occasion, nous apprenons que Ia loi
du Bureau de Police de notre vile, relative aux
chiens errants dams rues aremise execution
compter de lundi proclaim. Avis ceux qui ont
de bens chiensE
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OpET4aDgSA

sAMRDI MATIN. 10 AvRIL, 1868.
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VENTE PAR lie SHERIFF,

ETAI' DE La LOUISI1NE.
FRANCOIS C. Deviiliers J Cour de District,
VS.. ParOlSSe St I,andrv
Jacques Arnaud. No. 1871
Jacques Arnaud Cour de District,
vs.. Paroisse ST. Landry
L. v Chachere & ais No. SOFA
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lEE. Hs,NNE Id d. ournal do Buffalo b
denansle qne ses arant de pIaider,
salent 's laggea 81 tle prefer IL meme serment
que les sinolnss dire III Yerite, fonte
la Verits ct rien que Il vseeriitta.
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"--- = E.LEENIEW7 I eStttHIt7Ltttl
OpeIousas, 10 Avril, 1858.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

The TREAsURER's BooKs.-We have had occa-
sion to examine the Treasurer's books this week.
and are SO much pleased with the manner in
which they are kept that we cannot refrain from
speaking of it. The bestowal of praise upon an
official for keeping ineligible books, to some
persons may seem funny, but in Shasta where
no other Treasurer from the organization of the
county up the commencement of the present
term, has ever kept books Ineligible to even
the most accomplished accountants, this COM
mendation will be deemed a matter of serious
ness. Mr.. Hayburn's books are easily under
stood by any man of ordinary intelligence. The
almost exact financial condition of the county
may always be ascertained by few minutes ex-
animation of their pages This is certainly a
great improvement over the systems pursued by
his predecessors, whose books, although exam
ined by committees and experts, at great ex-
pense, ere not understood to this day, and will
in all probability pass down into the ocean of
eternal oblivion, unexplained, unilumined, un-
honored and Misunderstood
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
Indian Fight ON the Sacramento---One
White Man Killed.

On Saturday last Jacob Robinson, a packer,
went to an Indian rancharie near Smiths Ranch,
on the Sacramento about twenty miles above
this place, and asked for an Indian to hunt an
estrayed mule. The one whom he addressed
said that the Indian that always hunted up the
strayed mules had gone to Yr.ka. Robinson told
him that he didn't believe it, for he had seen
him short time previous. A young Indian,
who had formerly resided with D. D. Harrill of
this place, then, approaching Robinson, told him
that he was " Shacktaw" of that tribe, and that
if he had anything more to say he had better
say it to him and then snubbed his (R's) nose
with his quiver of arrows. R. Immediately went
back to Smiths ranch, and getting Mr. Nc
Gowan and Vim. King to follow him, returned
to the rancharie. When the latter two arrived,
Robinson was already engaged in fight with
the Indians. Seeing that he was being over
powered, however, he took to the river, and
while swimming across, received an arrow in
his head, one in the shoulder and one in the
thigh-all of which DR.. Henry Bates, of this
place, extracted, and now his prospects of re-
covery are favorable.
MCGOWAN snapped his gun at an Indian, and
then, clubbing it, went into ahand-to-hand fight
with number of them. He received a severe
cut in the head with axe, and an arrow in the
left ventricle of the heart, which resulted in his
death on Monday.
VIM. King managed to escape to the hills un-
hurt.
During the week the whites have secured
about dozen of the chief men of the tribe, and
will hold them as hostages until the Indian boy
the same who lived with Mr.. Harril who shot
McGowan is delivered into the hands of the Of
ficers of the law.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

A LONG GUY AND LoyG SHoT.-Gen. c. R.
Wheats patent accelerating cannon, which is
twelve feet in length, was to have been tried by
Board of officers at West Point on the 18th
of powder behind nine-pound shell, which
will hit at the enormous distance of five miles
The ball or shell is shaped like the Minnie rifle
ball. All who have already witnessed its opera
tions, seem to be perfectly satisfied with what
it represents.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

By man was recently convicted of larceny
in the court of Justice of the Peace, at Coum-
bia, for cutting fire-wood on land which was
claimed by another party for farming purposes
The Justice was an ass. The title of all lands
IN the mines belongs to the General Government,
unless held under Spanish grants; and hence we
are all squatters- none of us pre-emptors, for
the very simple reason that there is no law au-
thorlzlng anybody to pre-empt land in the mines
for agricultural purposes, or for any other pur-
pose
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

BIS" The ladies of Shasta have organized a
society for the purpose of devising ways and
means for the erection of free and independent
Church. The bachelors may as well prepare to
she'll out. An appeal from bright eyes, rosy
cheeks and tempting lips will be irresistable.-
Mountain Democrat
Friend Gelwicks, you do not know of what
sort of stuff the hearts of some of our bachelors
are made. The appeal alluded to has been made,
and proved not " irresistible" to some of the
handsomest bachelors in town. Their hearts are
adamant, clad in trippled armor of STEEL
Bright eyes, rosy cheeks and tempting lips"
made no more impression upon their hearts than
bright calico and rosy" hollyhocks, and not
half SO much as I" tempting" ju-lips. We are
happy to say, however, that these incorrigibles
are likely to meet with condign punishment, as
pair of offended rosy lips" was heard to say
of one of them -" don't know that will ever
own a horse-don't think l will-but if ever
do, please goodness, he shall never put shoe on
him-no, never never !-I'll let the poor creature
wear his legs clean down to the pasture joints
frst'-and her ''rosy cheeks" became vermillion,
and her bright eyes" sparkled in manner
that would have melted anybodys heart except
one accustomed to work with hot ironn
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

BIGGEST DEER YET.-A Mr.. Sebastian, on Mon
day last near Charley Small's Mountain House,
on the Yreka road, killed deer that weighed
300 pounds. 1t was decidedly the fattest as
well as the largest buck we have ever seen.-
Robinson, of the Empire" served up hind
quarter, weighing IS pounds, to his boarderg on
Wednesday. Including head, hide and entrails
it must have weighed considerably over three
hundred pounds. The Red Bluff Beacon will
please make a note, &C.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
Post Office Notice.
Election News.

The news of the late elections in Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio and Illinois, which will be found in
another column, indicates a rather bad Demo-
cratic defeat although not so disastrous as we
anticipated.
If we mistake not, no Administration since
Jackson's time has succeeded in getting ma
jority in the Lower House during the second
term, and the indications are that the present
Administration may not form an exception to
this rule.
The opposition papers, however, in their ex-
ultation over the defeat of the Democracy in the
States named-arguing therefrom the certainty
of success in their efforts for the Presidency in
ls60-are strangely blind to the teachings of
history, and deaf to the voice of experience. The
election under Pierce's administration CORES
ponding with this election, resulted, in the very
States named, in a thrice more disastrous defeat
of the Democracy than that which we are now
panied to record. At that time the opposition
majority in Ohio approximated the tremendous
number of 70,000-now it is not expected 10
overreach 10000. Then the popular vote in
Indiana gave the opposition majority of from
1000 to l0,000-now the vote is so equally di-
vided that, some days after the election, it was
Then Pennsylvania gave the opposition some
10000 majority-now, if the popular vote is
against the Democracy, it will be very small
Turning to our files of 1854, we find in our
Of N0v 9Th nf hot tba fol
ELECTION News" brought by the Golden Gate:
PENNsYLvANIA.-The result in this State has
completely dumbfounded the political wiseacres.
Pollock, the Whig candidate for Governor, hav-
ing been elected by over 10000 majority over
Gov. Bigler The Legislature is decidedly Anti
Nebraska. The Congressional delegation stands
l6 Anti-Nebraska Wings, Anti-Nebraska DEM
ocrats, Anti-Nebraska Native, and Nebraska
Democrats.
OHIo.-The election in this State, like that in
Pennsylvania, has gone against the Administra-
ton. The Congressional majority will be ovel
10000 for the Anti-Nebraska candidates. The
delegation to next Congress is composed of l:
IL Wings, 5 Free Soilers and Democrats, al
Anti-Nebraska.
INDIAYA.-The entire delegation to Congress
from this State is Anti-Nebraska. There is alst
an Anti-Nehraska majority in the Legislature
seven to ten thousand majority"
By comparing the foregoing returns with those
already received of the recent elections, thu
Opposition will perceive that the Democracy il
those States are not so badly defeated as they
were in the corresponding election under Pierce:
administration And as that most disastrou:
Democratic defeat did not result in the election
lesser defeat can result in the election of Re.
publican candidate in 1860.
For ourselves, we are inclined to the opinion
that defeat this year will make the Democracy
stronger in 1860. Defeat now will teach the
party wisdom, inculcate harmony of action, and
impress upon the minds of all that united we
stand, divided we fall"
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

AMOUNT OF TAXES Fad k.-The gross amount
of taxes paid in to the Sheriff thus far, on the
assessment of 1852, including S25 90 delin-
quent taxes for lS57-s-is S27, $50 So Deduct
ing from this amount Sheriffs commission. 81
llS oS, and commission of Treasurer, S766 20,
and we have, paid in the Treasury for the bene-
mt of the State and County, the net sum 1884,
296 l3. The fatal of State and County taxes
levied amounts to something over $4,000, so
that the delinquent list this year, on the day of
publication, will be something between eight and
nine thousand dollars in amount
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

Bs% self-consttuted Central Committee of
the opposition, at Washington, are conducting
an extensive correspondence with all parts of
the country, aiming at the nomination of John
Miner Bolts, of Virginia, for President. John
Miner is brother of Judge Bolts, of Sacra-
mento.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

VALUABLE MAP.-We are greatly indebted
to the courtesy of Col Jos. c. Lawrence. of San
francisco, for map of the Overland Routes
being one of three or four copies received from
the East. 1t is very convenient for reference.
We presume it will speedily be Autographed at
San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

FRUIT TREEs-Our readers will observe that
Benjamin Swasey, of Lower Springs, advertises
for sale 10000 fruit trees, besides great vari-
ETY. of berry, currants and rose slips. We are
prepared to say that they are of the choicest
species, having during the summer fairly tested
cir quality
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

ROBBERY AT RED BLUFFs.-We learn bv letter
that on Wednesday night last the safe of Livinps-
ton Garland, Red Bluffs, was robbed of about
$4,000. This sum was divided in amounts of
a few hundred dollars between a number of de-
positors, so that the loss will not fall heavy on
any one
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

SADDLERY.-We invite the attention of far
mers, teamsters, livery stables packers and other
owners of, and workers with horses and mules
to the advertisement of G. C. SHREDDER, who in
the same building with the Courier office, has on
hand most extensive assortment of saddlery.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
EcrED.-Dr. johnson Price Administra,

.EcrED.-Dr. Johnson Price, Administration
idate for Senator, to fill the vacancy occa-
sloied by the death of VIM. l. Ferguson, has
been elected over Horsemarket" Ferguson,
Anti-Lecompton candidate, by majority ap-
preaching 400. The vote cast was exceedingly
slim, being but little over half the vote polled
for Baldwin and Currey in September. Dr. Price
is man of sufficient talent to place him in the
lead in the Senate. If he chooses he can make
himselfthe most useful Senator Sacramento ever
had
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

BssT Geo. Penn Johnston, says the Union of
thursday, has been tried in Marin County, and
acquitted of the murder of Ferguson, in a duel.
fnysicians testified that Ferguson's wound
would not have proved fatal, if he had allowed
amputation at first. The jury brought in a YER
dict Of not guilty in fifteen minutes.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

HOSPITAL REpoRT.-This interesting document
VIII oe found on our frst page. As will be seen
the expense of this institution for the quar-
ter ending Nov. lst, is Sl,023 65. The arrre-
gate of all the days that patients have been un-
der treatment during the quarter, is 5lI, at an
expense of fraction over 81 per day The daily
expenses of the Hospital for the quarter have
pared with corresponding period of last year
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

BUSINESS BRIsK.-During the week we have
observed between forty and fifty mountain
clippers" unloading their immense cargoes at
flow into the warehouses of our merchants in
almost unexampled quantities. Traders in Trim
ay and Siskiyou can certainly do better by pur-
chasing their goods in Shasta, than at any other
trading point, not excepting San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

CALIFORNIA LIoys.-Two of these animals
may be seen at Gavrechts & Co.'S Meat Market.
They were caught near Buckeye some ten
months since, and are said to be quite gentle"
and about one year old. We'd feel great deal
safer with Squire Curtis's " Banquo than in
pen with these "gentle" cubs.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
Is charles Dickens a Gentleman

Those of our readers who have spent delighted
hturs in reading the delightful writings of
Charles Dickens, or Boz" will perhaps think
this preposterous question. And yet we un-
hesitatingly avow the belief that truth requires
a negative response-that he is not.
But why-says one who has laughed and
cried, and laughed and cried again in agony
of delight or sorrow over the glorious works of
this man,-why is he not gentleman Because
he has commenced a warfare against the wife of
his bosom, by whom he has grown children, and
of whom be once fondly spoke as his 'sweet and
beloved Kate In the language of the Edin-
burgh correspondent of the Bulletin
abe has the full command of an organ of
his own, in which he can and does trumpet forth
his own virtues of forbearance and generosity,
whilst he informs the millions-many of whom
never before heard even the name of his wife
of her shortcomings as mother, and her fail
lngs as a woman,
while she has scarcely so much as the power of
reply to this one-sided attack
The man who can be guilty of the internal
baseness, the ineffable meanness, the hyena-like
cowardice of thus attacking the mother of his
children, is sunk so far below the level of true
gentleman, that, to use one of Parson Brown
lows figures of speech, falling sledge hammer
would not reach him in thousand years.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

Her breast-O, tits glory her face hands and
neck,
Like her teeth, white and spotless, free from
sunburn or speck;
And the ravens wing pales side her soft jetty
hair,
So lustrous, clean, silken-yet here l declare
THAT THE MOST HOMELY PERSON CAN
Il become thus, land, reader, though we thus
poetize, we speak the truth,) by using the fol-
lowing beautiful preparations
Price only 25 and so cents each.
Wash your face, hands and shave with
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. This
will make the skin emoliient, soft, white and
clear as childs, even if it is coarse, red, yell
low or discoored. 1t is fine for shaving or wash
ing.
Then clean your teeth with LAFONT'S WEST
INDIA SOAP ROOT. 1t makes dark, discelored
or yellow teeth white the most foul or impure
breath pure and sweet, and cleanses the mouth
tongue and throat.
Then if you would have beautiful hair, mind
JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, really
has the following qualities: All those whose hair
is gray, or turning so, as in short time it will
make it grow dark. Those whose hair is weak,
or falling off, it will force to grow, and at the
same time cure it of dandruff, and if used to
dress or embelish the hair it certainly gives it
most charming look and feeling, and keeps it
so a long time.
Sold at the above prices by every wholesale
and retail dealer in California. nl3:3m
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

SHASTA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Soc;atv
was formally opened on Tuesday evening bv an
address, and is now in the full tide of success
fui experiment" Its regular meetings will here
after be held on Thursday evenings.