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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18
COMBINATION PATENT"
UPRIGHT STEAM SAW MILL

TIr ufT osumzufs the universal sdrnlrztien q saw-
Mil mez everywhere. A. its merits beoOme knCun, the
fernaDd fgr 81 tncresseE. OrterB are coming frcm every
sagion q tls country, CzDs12, Cuhs, and S0u-h Amer
there b. timher % bs sawed 70 matter q what character
k0w hard. byn lsrgecT hgH small Tw0 extensive ma
uafararies are nBE eHEaset IN huiiGi1E these mills, yet
% is aluest Impossible 90 turn them cut a. fast a. they
are EanteL TheT embrace several valuable patents
auf fuuroTPuentE. and cUubinE al g tie following ad-
fheir olnstTu1toa that any one u ordinary mechanical
ABILITY ca cE1p7ekeB1 fheus puf them Up and run 1leD
wlft0ut dsalcr % GiEcElty-
p0rfG5l0g-Ie Eh3le establishment can be very
Cusckly tEkeu sDzrt ard put t9EethST, thus rendering il
ezfy o. BE- mgved from place toElsoe asdeEirod. and say
o.. Durgbiifg-It h constructed iI TIE most solid and
Substantial manner runE perfectly stall, j. moi liable 70
get out n order, AID Will last fer years without repair
EcgifnF-It viii san faster ahzn any cher upright
ugright mill Tie seed 81 ne saw is about three hun
cred EirokeE PER minute. AID tAe feed from One-eightk 70
fhree-quarterF ~ an inch per stroke. Thus, az q Laedium
creed he saW Will cat through . log t~enty-sOHT feet
lgDr On shout three minutes. Prom this data any one
tgowlng tie eharSceT q The timber can e~aleuiate how
uErh b. VIII d.
E~trairLter thzn Tie ordinary mills, and TIE Arrangement
a. tie saH a. aEch a. ~ render IL utterly impossible for
O. - run Uu. u uue-
Chscpnau-us entire Jest q tie mil, with fifteen
hor.e p1Eer and everything AL complete and ready for
r-uuiug, boxed and ready Tor shipment II ST Louis, is
oBiF si-TB.
This mill requires less power % drive than any other
Hill, and the power furnished Is f~ufaceBt 70 drive extra
machinery.
Acircuizr c~11tsining full particulars Will BE sent 70
any one desiring IL All ordet should be addressed 70
BRAGG 4 BCRROWES,
Corner Third and Market streets, 81. LOais, No,
sole agents Tor the western and southern States
March 3, 'Bs 4S-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18
VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
BRIGGS iRfTIG LINLNENl

Ann or ease -SckDess O.
hsllh Liz O.. dahl Tn@
are tie guesECns involved 10 -
a1oruan Or Eecbon q this
csc ~ DE martyrs - sztErE
Useases and Injuries 3tarrg -
ceired IL f1agnsezse-t 81 tied
E1Cuiae9 EGrGl lie 1fs y
KANE and IS efficacy tested dur
ing I've Auful Winters IN TIE -
Es0us q e~isrrnllce, q = nov uua
ing int general ne IN ever Rt
bon 81 he cisiHns3 Ee6e. and -
marrslOus csres ARE ereHREzs
eNritinz nslnri.hnnt
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18
new Hardware
81. JOSEPH, MO.


Is WreeeiFing and opening fbelsrgeEtana most
varied ars0rtne1t Of goods IN The abOTe line ever
offered In any market west Of St Louis
M stock embraces q full and complete 2gs5rtDezt
Of Cabinet and H0nse Builasr's Hardware, MeehEn-
les tools Of every description, dineet from the mgEt
approved manufacturer. agricultural and bOTLe1l-
taral tools and implements, IN gre2tEarlstF, eanbEn
inc al tberseent and useful Improvements fOE the
saving Of a vast arao1nf Of labor to the fE-EIngeoE-
muuitF. fru1 whom I respectfully request a careful
exauinaf5on Of this department Of ny stock Ian
also exclusive agent for the sale Of tie celebrated
St. LUuis Circular Milla1d Cruss Cut saws which,
viii warrant and FL 81 orders at Inc fagtzTy prlbeE-
Also q Iarge assortment Of Guns, Rifles aid Pistols,
Irgn, Steel Nails, &C., Of the best bra0dz n 3 Eond,
nv stock iEFery complete which foT I1s gz2llfy and
mice. I an dstera-ined to 06ET Eueh IDaEeenelts a.
viii command a liberal share Of trade from this AID
adjoining counties Myarrsngemelts for importing
andavsneiesfOr American Hardware Manufacturer,
together With a long experieneein the gsnerzlHaT1-
ware tra1e, enables me- lot only 70 defy al egUpei-
ton. but has Convinced ne that the true principle Of
trade Is small profits and quick returns.
JsnuarT ]. 1887. Tanz9tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18
For GIdren



TIE best Eniuent n The =orld fgr nan ~ be,s+
Another Remarkable Cure
PefsrnA By 4cLean's Volcanic OF Lnfrneut. Ress
utoT yourselves
Ec1qs q blacksmith, living rear Cas- Arena
lelln street. had q h1r2ible running sare a - 49,
F1l'Is Lniue1tss Salves, &c, but o1uId a. IL
ne aesp21reaof ever being abe % work AZ his
trade again. because be so19d pot bEsr -. -
-, 10y che bottle e AcLesa's Volcanic OF la
AS.t d Is nuE perfectly cured.
1aean2ilsms neuralgia PARALYSIS. b-uisar -.=-
sAness n the &ints q uuscldS r-el7iZ-1 -
a1enoe q his wonderful Eninenf
Ee- h0rse and cattle II - - =--,
es cracked heels, lznsnCsA. sparia. 6sta-
sSeilnEs, wounds. rafrlsxnzke a5feS "a
mgulles O. zoG6eafs. IN
D1-Iy merchant should obtain a supolFc q NJ
se-e@Ae o. LuIUs1L- Il sells rnusslF hccause
4 alFaTsCureS-
zeal discount VIII be made % ne-ohnats N buy
IF0- sale ~ NOLAN -
nlrd ard Pine streets. 81 LzuiS r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18

9 BeFtauauty. aud ~ AAA
RuMPE Of al Descriptions &
a BRO,
- 2sNss. TyysaS
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-18
Nc oRMICKS
Reaper.& Mower for 1853
G. HYATT & Co.. Agents.

H-JossBA, AissoHrI,
Is again offered 10 the farmers Of Missouri and Neh-sska
as the best Reaper in the world, and the best cornhinea
Reaper and Mower and Is 50 warranted Fer I've wears
past l have avoided attending the various State and
County Fairs, fo- The purpose Ct seeking premiums. re-
garoIng NY machine as too vel kncHn 70 need that sgrr
q oeDme1daaon- In july last the United States Az
nculTural society, Al their Pair AZ Syracuse. New York.
awarded 70 inca
GOLD MEDAL and DIPLOMA
For the best reaper, after a seTeTe test. N bearT tn
glei re over billy and uneven ground. Also The Greet
Council Medal was awarded by the exhibitions Of all na-
tons IN London in 1871 20 c. Mccormick. On TIE ground
Of the originality and value Of his AMERICAN EAP-
ER- and also al the great FrenCh Exhibition al Paris in
l55, was awarded the Grand Gold MedsI C Honor Az,
thehiSbest prize awarded 70 any resping mschine Nv re
Royal Agricultural Society Of England in 1857. ana stlI
more glorious The highest satisfsc1ion and 2pnroyaI a
over 10000 farmer q my own oountry-
Farmers desiring the MoCormick Reanerznd Mo-a- g.
the present year VIII secure b. lesE5nE their o-5a-s
should be sent on before tie Ist day Ct Mareh rexf-
April Is. IS5S-nos2
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

The first of the resolutions offered by Mr. Mont
gomery, as he interprets them, we look upon as
only worthy of being laughed at 1t is aston
ishing that parcel of the most intelligent Dem
ocrats in the State would permit Mr.. NJ. thus
easily to make them stultify Themselves In IT,
PRODUCING his resolutions, he said
alt [the first resolution1 sets forth the fact
that the people, through the call of their repre-
sentatives, have the right to vote upon their
fundamental law, and that Congress had not the
right to submit the question to the people"
And yet, with this Interpretation of his reso-
luton, the Convention voted for it, after they
had just voted for another resolution approving
the English Compromise Bill, which instrument
did virtually submit to a vote of the people the
fundamental law of Kansas
Again. Mr.. Buchanan, in his first annual
Message said, speaking of this matter:
81 trust, however the example set by the late
Congress, requiring that the Constitution of
Minnesota should be subject to the approval and
ratification of the people of the proposed State.
may be followed on future occasions"
Here we see that Mr. Buchanan expresses the
hope that in all cases hereafter Congress will
"require" the Constitutions of the proposed
States to be submitted to vote of the people
while the State Convention, claiming to be Bu-
chan men par excellence, say that Congress has no
right to do anything of the kiud
| The fact is the Democratic Convention, in
permitting Mr.. Montgomery to act as an ex-
poundtr'of Democracy, did a most foolish thing.
Zack is a very clever fellow, but he has not been
| in the Democratic school long enough to get be-
yond his abs What absurdity, then, to set him
self up for teacher, and right at once run op-
position to Mr.. Buchanan Suppose the Hard
| Shell Baptist, who preached from the text, "And
he played upon a harp Nv a thousand strings,
| spirits of just men made perfect" should sud-
dedly turn Catholic, and at once set himself up
as an immaculate expounder of genuine Cath
olicism Can you think of anything more rid
! iculous Well, Zach Montgomery's setting
himself up as an expounder of true Democracy
is not whit less absurd.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
MARRIED!

In this place, Aug. 18th, by H. A. Curtiss,
ESQ, Mr. JOHN Cox to Mas. ANNIE MAcKAY.
Ny heart, bid thee answer:
How are Loves narvels wrought?
"Two hearts TO one pulse beating
Two spirits to one thought"
And tell me how Love cometh?
1T comes unsought-unsent"
And tell me how Love goeth?
"That was not Love which wentW
In Hotsetown, by the Rev. Father Rainaldi,
on the sth inst, Mr.. MICHAEL HIcKEE to Miss
CATHERINE MURPHY.
In Shasta, on the llth, by the Rev. Father
Rainaldi, Mr. THEODORE SCHULTZ, formerly Of
Oldenburg, Germany, to Miss MARY ANN MuL-
LxN-both of Trinity County.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
Democratic Notice.

The Democratic Delegates to the late County
Convention are hereby notified to meet in their
respective Townships,
ON Thursday, the 10th inst,
for the purpose of nominating Township OH
Gers for- the ensuing term, viz, in
SHAsTA-At the Charter Oak Building, at
2 o'clock, P. NJ, to nominate one Supervisor :or
three years, two Justices and two Constables.
FRENCH GuLcH-At Stoddart OConnell's,
to nominate two Justices and two Constables.
CLEAR CREEK-At Spencer's Hotel, Horse
town, to nominate two Justices and two Con-
stables.
CorroywooD-At American Ranch, to nomi-
nate two Justices and two Constables.
SIERR4-At w. w. Smiths, to nominate two
Justices and two Constables.
SUGAR LoAF-Two justices and two Con-
stables.
PITT RvER-At Kims', Saltwater, to nominate
two Justices and two Constabes.
BY order of Democratic Central Committee,
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, Chairman.
J. C. SPENCER, Secretary.
Aug. 8, 1858. 1t
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

PUBLfC SPEAKING.--On Thursday evening
Col. Ned Baker, of San Francisco, one of Cali
tornia's greatest orators, addressed large num-
ber Of citizens Of this place the political tip
les of the day. Of course he spoke wellz-he
couldn't help that We think, however, bis
speeches will not induce many old line Demo-
Gratis to abandon the Administration because
they differ with it on one question. The sinlple
statement, which he took seeming pleasurs in
frequently impressing upon his audience,-shat
the Douglas wing and the Republicans we're
now united in warfare against the Edmfnistra-
ton, is of itself sufficient to array on the side of
the Administration all Democrats who are Eil-
ing TO forget aaT former differences of DIN
ion on a question that, in the language of
Douglas, is "past issue"
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
Judges and Inspectors Of Election.

I'M E FOLLOWING Is A LIST OF THE
i Judges and Inspectors of the various Elec-
ion Precincts in this County, appointed by the
3oard Of Supervisors, for the General Election
IN the lst day of September, 1858.
FRENCH auLcH.
Inspector-Charles OConnell
Judges. C. Nixon and G. W. Mcclure
OAK BOTTOM.
Haspector-A. J. Van VIE.
Judges-Geo. Umberfeld and VIM. A. Hill.
SIERRA.
Inspector-J. Smith.
Judges. Shonse and Frank Lack.
TOWER HOUSE.
Inspector-Samuel Francis.
Judges-E. Dickinson and Pat. Donahoe-
HARRILL's MILL.
Inspectoy-Henry Auklin.
Judges-H. N. Loomis and A. ]. Kemm.
wHIsKEY CREEK.
Inspeetor-J. D. Musgrove.
Judges-Thos Ashworth and L. Williams
Inspector-John II. Hill.
Judges-S. d. Perkins and John Renner
OAK RUN.
Inspector-J. NJ. Hunt
Judges-P. V. Middlesworth and N. Maher.
wArsoNs GULcH
Inspector-S. II. Lee.
Judges-John Gleason and VIM. Gray.
PITTSBURGH.
Inspector-S. W. Shaw.
Judges-A. Gregory and John Stalk.
MOTION CREEK.
Inspector-Robt Musgrove.
Judges-T. L. Worthngton and NJ Johnson
FALL RIVER.
Tpspecfor-Wm HINT
Judges-S. r. Lockhart and JOS Rolf.
SPRING CREEK.
Ispector-J. Vanschaak.
Judges-E. P Ladd and Jos. Pierson.
ROARING RIVER.
Inspecfor-Mat. Anderson
Judges-E. Armington and E. Hills
CANON HOUSE.
Insect5f--T. W. Tracy
Judges-L. II. Albright and J. J. Bell.
FORT READING.
Inspector-E. Anderson.
Judges-S. A. Vance and A. S. Wells.
TEXAS SPRINGS
Inspector-R F. Koontz
Judges--John Spear and C. NJ Mckinney.
LOWER SPRINGS.
Inspeetor-O. H. Hooper,
Judges-John P. Taylor and John c.. Roberts.
AKpUexLss
Inspector-Caieb Duncan.
Judges-Dayid Harris and Jno Anderson.
BUcKEyE.
Inspector-John S. Follensbee.
Judges-E. J. Exley and Chns. Stuart
HoRsETowN
Inspector-John c. Spencer
Judges-J 81. Hough and Jno. Gardner.
SHASTA
Inspector-B Shurteff
Judges-S. B. Wescot and R. C. Babcock.
EAGLE CREEK.
InspectOr-James Lennon.
/udges-W. X. Conger and Alex. Andrews.
MIDDLETowY.
hspector-Wm. We'll
Judges--Emmett Cook and NJ Hickey.
PRAIRIE CITY.
Inspector-O. H. Anderson.
Judges-W. S. Palmer and G. II. Bali.
COrToSwoop.
Inspector--Jas. L. Hart.
Judges-S. B. Sheldon and VIM. LUDWIG
DOG CREEK
In,pector-S. F. Southron.
Judges-A. Lyttle and Jas Cameron.
cHURNTowS
Lnspector-J. S. p Bass.
Judges-J. B. Potter and H. C. Street
BALD HILLS.
Inspector-Elijah Poonnan.
Judges-Wm. Knowlton and S. Love
NcNURTRY's FERRY
Inspector-D. C. Haycraft.
Jad3es-S- D. Baker and W. II. Taft.
II. |. VAN HORN, Clerk,
By JpHS AyOFRs0x Oanntx
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
Prsceediings Of fhs Board superv,.or..
Present, Messrs. PAYNE and SToDDARD-Stod-
dard acting as Chairman pro tenn.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Aug. 6th..
Ordered, that warrants issued in favor of W.
! n. Angel on the several funds as foll3ws, for
services as Assessor, ard that the allowance
Heretofore made to him for $l,l5S So for said
General County Fund, $3.50 60; State Fund,
S347 Sc; Redemption Fund.- $3.50 81; Hospital
Fund, $l44 81; School Fund, S57 80 Road
Fund, $28 96-total ST. ,158 So
4 Warrants for the following amounts were or
dered drawn on the General Fund, viz: VIM.
! Parker, SO; Loag OConnell-rent of" Char
| ter Oak"-$270; James Loag-for tables and
| benches for Court Reom-$69; A. Gutman,
| services as Coroner, $26 IS.
Inspectors and Judges of Election for the va
| rious precincts were appointed. They will be
found elsewhere in to-day's Courier
Overseer Road District No. 9, reported 10l
| road receipts sold; No 10 reports LOG sold.
| Overseer of district No. 3 shows disbursements
amounting to $3.50 80. Overseer District No.
\ IA reports due $l2O and thirteen days services
of himself, and road receipts sold, four, amount
! ing to SIG.
Election precinct at Brggsville, being within
one mile of Horsetown, was abolished.
| SATURDAY, Aug. 7th
Re-affrmed the order granting license to J. j.
Bell Co. to keep public toll-bJidge across
Cottonwood.
! Warrants ordered drawn on General Fund in
favor of r. r. Sprague, for legal services, for
$l00; W. B. Stoddart, supervisor, six days and
rnlIeage. SAB so; s. W. Payne, supervisor, six
days, $50.
! County Clerk ordered to have Tally Lists
/ printed for the election precincts.
The following 'bids" for cash in the Redemp-
tion Fund were accepted:
No. 7O7, James D. Mix, 5000, at soc. $3.50 90
798, :" las, at 60c. 81 90
797, II. G. Stockton, 1898, at 69c. 766 Ia
500, II. l. Van Horn, los so, at Csc. 6s 81
sol, 248 40, at Csc. l6l 46
sO4, J. NJ. Short, "A TO- at Csc. % &C
Sl,953 35 $l,26l SO
Thus making clear gain to the county OF
| S69l SO.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

awarded to Jane Parker, second to Harry Ke'
Second division prize to Mary Lennon. Th
division prize to VIM. Lennon. Premiums
department, Anna Sprague premium for vi
ing, Mary Keen; most distinguished in recl
tions, Ada Baker; most distinguished in ded
nation, Harry Keen, Ada Baker and Elizab'
Irwin.
The Fall term of school win commence up
the instruction of Miss D. N. Evans, on the q
Of September. G. X. GODFREY,
County Supt. of Common Schools
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS,

n HE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION FOR THE
Il County of Shasta having Equalized the
Assessment roll of 1858 1859.
NOTICES hereby given that said Board
will nfee: at the Office Of the County Clerk for
said County n Shasta on Friday the goth day
of August 1858 at o o'clock A. NJ to hear and
determine upon any objections made to said
Equalization.
By order of the Board August 18th, 1858.
H. |. VAN HORN Clerk.
By JoHS ANDERSON Deputy.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
~ ~PREACHING..--Rev.J J. !

|" PREACHING..-.Rev.J j. H. Miller
of the NJ. E. Church, and Travelling Agent of
the California Christian Adroeate, will preach
in the NJ. E. Church in this place tomorrow
morning at lo2 o'clock, and in the same place
at o'clock P. NJ.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

County of Shasta. 7 Ss-
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
Y addition to the officers above specified to be-
voted for in this County, the following officer:
will be elected in said County at such election
to wit:
An Assessor.
County Superintendent Of Public Instruction
(unexpired term.l
Two Justices of the Peace and two Constables
for each Township.
One Supervisor from District No. l, to serve
for three years.
By order of the Board of Supervisors August
Term, 1858. H l. VAN HORN, Clerk.
BY JOHN ANDERSON, Deputy augl4-10d
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
n O T &c E.
TO QUARTZ MIN ERs

A MEETING OF QUARTZ MINERS WILL
"A be held at the Charter Oak Building nm
stairs, this evening Saturday, Aug. l4thl at
early dle-lighting, for the purpose of making
laws for the government Of quartz mining in
SbastaDistrict aurIi.1t
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
Democratic Central Committee.

MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC CEN
trail Committee are requested to meet in Shast
on Friday next.
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, Chairman.
J. C. SPENCER, Secretary.
Shasta, Aug. A. 1858.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

HE FIGHT IN ILLISoIs.-The Mount Sterling
(Illinois) Union, received by the last Atlartic
Mail, announces that the Administration has
appointed to office, Austin Brooks, of the Her
aid, at Quincy: Samuel Hunt, at Jacksonville ;
and Peter Sweat, at Peoria These gentlemen.
says the onion, are among the soundest and
most reliable democrats of the state, are favor
able to the reelection of Stephen A. Douglas
to the senate, aud oppose the nominations of
the bogus so-called Administration convention.
1t is gratifying to know, continues that Jour
nal, that the Independent position taken by
Mr. Brooks, of the Herald, as to the differences
among democrats growing out of the admission
oil Kansas has not caused him to be prescribed.
His disappointment, with that of Messrs. Hunt
and Sweat, affords an earnest that wiser coun-
sells may yet prevail at Washington in regard to
the Illinois democracy
From the foregoing it will be perceived that
the Administration is not prosecuting war
against those Illinois Democrats who sustained
the position of Mr. DoGglas, on the Kansas oues-
ton. Those Democrats in this State, who have
assumed hostile attitude to the President, be-
cause of his presumed persecution of the friends
of Mr.. Douglas, will therefore see that they have
acted too hastily. We predict the next steamer
will bring US the news that the Administration
men, par excellence, of Illinois, have united in
an earnest effort to secure the reelection of the
great Douglas to the United States Senate.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

QUARrz MISERs.-The meeting of Quartz Mi
ners, which was to have been held on last Sat-
urday, was postponed to this evening, when it
will take place in the Court Room, "Charter
Oak building.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

COOL w. Mackenzie, writing to the Ala
from Fort Hope, on the 2sth July, says: AT any
body asks you when the water will fan tell
them vou dou't know"
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

BEG PARDoS.-An unusual press of advertise
ments, of general interest. is our apology for
an unusual lack of editorial matter
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
Public Speaking

Messrs. E. GARTER and CHAS. r. STREET
viii address the people of Shasta County, in be-
haff q the Democratic Ticket, at the following
times and places:
q, AM 4
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
The Atlantic Mail

Will close at Shasta on Tuesday, Aug. 18th
at 8 o'clock ?. NJ.
ORRIN FITCH P, NJ,
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14
Board of Equalization.

Board of Equalization.
MONDAY, Aug. o.
Board net as Board of qualization-pre-
sent Messrs. Payne and Stoddart-the latter in
the chair-and then adjourned to Tuesday.
Aug. 10th
The following assessments for the year 1859
were equaized as below
J. R Robinson, decreased from $4,000 to
S6,50O
c. L. Doneson, decreased from $4,000 to
Sc, 800.
Seelg & Newbauer, increased from $4,000 to
$4,000.
A. Coleman & Co., increased on real estate
from $4,000 to $4,000; on personal property,
from S4, 600 to 1000.
H. Geteson, on real estate, increased from
$4,000 to $1,000 on personal property, from
$4,000 to $4,000.
a. j. Stevenson & Co., increased on real es-
tate from 50 600 to $4,000 on personal prop
cry from ST., 1000 to $4,000.
Aug. 1lth.
W. & c. Goldstone increased from 81, 500 to
$500.
Frank McCarty, increased from Sis to $1,000.
| N. 5. Arnold, increased from $500 to $500 on
real estate, and from 81 900 to SO, 900 on perso-
nal property.
Butcher 4 Cook, increased from S2,l95 to
S4,l95.
| F. A. Carabin increased from $40 to $3.50.
| Clear Greek Canal, increased from $50, 900 to
S65, 900.
P. Drussell increased from 500 to 81 OOO
Charles Dudley & Co. increased from 81 500
to 81, 900.
East Side Clear Creek Ditch, increased from
$3.50 to $1,000.
L. Everts, increased from $500 to 500 on real
estate, and from $500 to $1,000 on personal
property.
Frank Frank, increased on real estate from
$500 to 81 ,300 personal property from
$3.50 to ZOO.
John Fleming, from nothing to $4,000
Carnage Co., increased from $500 to 81 200
d. Getteson, from nothing to 50 900 personal
property.
Garrecht l. Co., increased from S625 to
1925.
J. NJ Hedgecath & Co., increased from $3.50
to $500.
VIM. Lubke, increased on real estate from
$500 to $3.50, on personal property from $500
to $500.
5. Z. Love- increased from 5000 to S4OO.
Charles OConnell, decreased from 500 to
$3.50, personal property, and $500 to $500
on real estate.
S. W. Payne, increased from ST. 800 to So, 900
on real estate
c. H. Pierce, increased on real estate from
$500 to $1,000.
Spatz Litsch, increased on personal prop
erty from S40O to ST. 900.
]. W. Tull, increased on personal property
from $3,l00 to S5,lO0; on real estate from
500 to ST 900.
J. W. Tull b Co., increased on real estate
from 2,50o to S6,5Oo
VIM We'll Il Bro, increased on personal prop
erty from 81, $50 to S6,25o.
w s Wills incra.ss IN nor,or,r ..-...
from $3.50 to 1880
A. J. Stevenson, increase on personal property
(money in transitu) $500.
Total increase, so far, upwards of S62,O
Board then adjourned to the goth of August.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-14

Also, County Judges in the following Coun-
ties, to wit
Amador, Calaveras, Merced, Nevada, Placer,
San Bernardino, San Mateo, Trinity and Tulare.
Should there be any vacancies for County
Judges other than those contained in this Pro-
clamation, the Counties will proceed to elect
The above list is correct so far as the books of
this Office show