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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-31

7. LE&Ds, CEioNEER.-F0RECLOsUS BE SALE
"A. about $000 worth of elegant rosewood household
fpYpurc pa uiogs works OF art &C. Ihe undersgned VIII
sell at pub suction Monday August at 0H O'Clock
pret sey the splendid furoure msrole aid bronze
staay paintings costly Chinese and Bob milan vases superb
panoicre 10 the elegant i've story residence
embracing over hundred Of rich carved
all made 10 order and the house havog been FUR
uishsd four mons abe publ; are assured
tbs Das will be rere nptorS the cir ,lstances under
be so without Catalogues giving accurate de-
ecrpon the house will be ready the morn.
which will take place, rain shine The fur
Of the house consists In part OF four splendd carved
OF nine pieces in si'k velvet al In perfect or
DER elegantly carved cent sofe and pier tables with mar
sod rosewood Turkish and reception CHAIRS In
Tapestry and satin elegant carved octave rosewood piano
tapestry Wilton and Administer carpets French musc
cabinet two splendid marble ton rosewood etsseces lined
with satin ood large and elegant pier and maae mirrors
curtains corr er backs escretore
consoles In buh work. superb paintings and glass;
marble sauary snd groups With large and beautiful couec
con Of mani Eases and unique 2sr!or ornaments. DC
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD UEAMBEh FURNITURE.
Marble DRESSING bureaus carved bedsteads ROSEWOOD
With plate glsss doors eommodes, French cottage
chairs twenty fine hair msrests BLANKETS countsrpanes
mahogany furniture In hair cltb sofss tete aees shades
CURTAINS for thirty windows oval mrrcss French tot
SOLID OAK DINING Room FURNITURE
two bocs soe rich
crtpon china ruby end cryst.
glass and silver cutlery with large qusny not
noned hesponbe Will be In attendance to cart or ship
fyOUN1RY SEAT AT AUCrIoN.-POStr1vEs SALE,
~ JAMES T. UNDERHILL sucti0neer. viii sell at auction
At No Court street. Brooklyn Tussday August at IL
O'Clock beautiful country seat ard about SIX of land
dculars apply at Is Court street, Brooklyn.
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VA M Writer'S, 1UCTIOsEEa, WILL SELL AT 2
w O'clock Monday A. s5 Csna sofss bed
e.eAds tables rocking eod Rpsing chairs mrors
ps,nnss piano. Srs txe velvet aad ether carpets hal oil
CLOTH nhbogspy end ohs- bes.ess hair
beds az betang dressing bureaus nds ware
china sro silver wardrobss bookcase, dining
ssen furniture and obsr goods suitable for the
EeRsr.
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IH() lnN) HAVANA, DOMESTIC AND oppWAr
;sso, eegnrs from 81 10 $50 per Thousand Great
arn ee nnvi 70 cash purchasers fesse cal
y. CngEKs, II 2rvadu,y
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n SCOTT. AUCrIoNsER, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
u. auction in Jersey nity,
ATS O'Clock r. NJ on the premises.

The valuable sore propert Of Warrington and York
streets 81 Arlington and 60 feet York
houses two houses and full los 81 and 81 Newark
two R,orJ brick dwelling house e Morris street,
lot IN south Fourth street, three lots avenue
Third street. lot in Prospect street. 100 feet s,u OF Bay
street. ride plot of four Bay aud Prospect
streets two lots corner o. aad South agbh dar
sinus foot CT this GO wide
ferry being built to TO Lesbrosses Ia be
pleed In ecember All the above viii be sold
Bee bills C6 Veoy street, N T. the property
For further psrhcn Inquire OF the owTer 80As
commence O'CLOCK in Jersey 81 o'clock in
O'Clock In Newark O'Clock In Washing
Ton and Morris streets
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 TTENTIoN.-THE ATTENTION OF sCIENrIrIC MEN
snS e new 4 re-
whereby saving Of full twenty Eve OF Is qua
ion and may Be seem sunnns Il the Nepans on %F
foot Of Eighth street, East river, betReen and IL A.
MAN IN yoNKERs WAS CURED OF A SEVERE
"a canssr sore on his leg by the use Of Dr. vepaus Can
throat, aoree Of every kind, &c. BUKhlLL HUNr.NG,
l02 Nassau street, propriet9rs
TlAUrIoN TO The LADIES = PAsrrlLss DE FLOR.
consequence Of the sny conpsnts wbion have OF late
been made 70 Madam Iewen0erg Co. they obliged to
= agents
Of paroas IS genuine psss ao
ysst nnS pury Madam lie Tsnbe,g Go give
TILES only TO be Obtained from hemse at any Of
10 psddi . agent j. employed by Madam Iewenbsrg Co.
Zach box Of the genuine article is with their
s s;S,qSs and D. Sands Co. ii Rsn street.
MHIEa. .HooEHs, aEsERAL CONN ss1oN AEls.
copsgrment and orders for merchandise 6lsd with des.
Psisn ft s ISIS hoDs 5b as e CON-
necicui cider brandy, 10 bbls pure Southern do.
NroTICE 10 COAL COMPANIES
The oa 81 asp s 70 make for
beal ess aud wi be
Wells Miiiefs Baltimore Address John Lyon Spsud
ing's Aapress Company, New York. Vim. Houlon Bsu-
more
DIAPER WAREHOUSE. "A BsEKMAN srRsEr-ws
ready ruled from on 10 ek: on sheet having H.
~ $500 'N'''''' - -'' - - : CARSON HARD
DAsK's AROMATIC WORM CAKEs-aEUoMMENDz
fem tie stouach bowels ard rectum Particularly adapted
For rs Y S sPa tie wM
FOX. 81 Barclay street,
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HORsEA CARRIAGES, &C.

MOTHER IMPORTATION ARRIVED or THoKLKYB
food Tor caste Every pezp0n hsvtng tuteres n DO
este or farm amin should obtain suppy Of ibis celebra
ted and eco1omcA food which win prove invaluable during
ho approaching For keeping hcrsos " good condition
\ Y grecpaed; pigs fsee vita suipring rapidly upon H.
and their esh increases In favor and vug cw keepeu
will end great advantage In tho Increased quantity and i'm
proved quality Of the mk dursg IL All animals arc
ben Gifted by H. This invaluable compound only be bad
gssuas N me United STATE: Sy apyying e raoRLEx
HetcA. New York Prise ~ per oask Of ~ foodA
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= HANDSOME, RICH SEVEN Octave ROAW0OD
a pisnofote for sale q bargains bss CITY @sses nav
egr top founded .sy: rca Lined win ss "a
srcnsi bsr pesri pise: e piano throughout
rch tone new three months Price $40 The sreA 'st
net Apply 1t he dwelling house AOi nxsh svenue ar
fventv fonrth sreet day evening Wiu % boxed spd
sbsnnsS An object made cash buyer. This ID chance
not found In twenty years.
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MUSICAL.

a BlRGAIN-AM ELEGANT, ROUND CoRNE8xD
octave panofore for sale for f)0 hiss besuu
full scooped beyy futed legs elegant orns nencd cise
holly and sAus wood grand circular scale dagonn oS tu
overbraco1. rich lono best CITY MAKERS 0ey IVY
months In use has written warrAntee; contains all me mo
dern improvements; has shpplng ant VII De mae IN
object for cash Apply 676 Sixth avenue anu
ninth and Forteth streets. from A. u I'LL r. H. of iour
IA
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wm cAl n Cork ireland 20 LAND esars aud casssnsoss
soa. sscw Dublin sss. IA mos. ~ ths rrcccs 10 wns
e Ireland = r.sty reduced rs,es fhs Liserpoc New
York and PhQadeuba 0leAns6p OompAny's splendid hyde
bum iroa EFew seansps hGendod 70 san q folcw1
uHy q washington Saturday yuy %
Ano&1kgo. 20 oA ~
4 u O'Clock. noon, from pisr No n Nosth Rivss.
PASSAGE.
CABIN non New York Philadelphia Nb
fhird clan nfon New York % eng Of he shove nazasd ~
xrsuin nckcs avsisbie Tor sr month"; .......... 90
Passengers fbrwarded TO Hayre, Reh Hseeurg hrcmea
Antwerp an6 al pAxts OF IL Oonn11 without deiAy.
N0rcE-xhese eeamors vrovtded wte every re1u..
insure us immediate extncou Of nre end sne ux'se F
oapine b onfnrcod nth regard 70 Tho of lighte
Paaseses 70 Ireland By hts ns avoid the rhk and sreas
detentor calling q g. johns The 6eazners proceed
CcRk direo4.
Yor freight Or pszuass apply At We Once Of The 0onpany
n i1yeruool = w iNTAH fcwsr BuiiBnRs
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pa NUNS &UsRUM-ONE WEEK MORE AT THE
- est lncrceesion number
antilles OF WYMAr. the sorceror Monday afsernoon a
md evening at ~ O'Clock with h repartoLe of msveoue
experiments making people invisible and restorng them "a
lsbiy p'ea.nrn rendering liquor bottle eIhsustless in
neuppy OF any tpth demanded compelling adrum 10 turn
ph rapper and answer his ries besides
tfoher semi miracles The million cuioAcs Serpens
eggs just d 10 The con OF sepens and baby Anaconda With
ns colossal mother Ac DC may all be Admitance rs
Citsxel
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NOR SAVANNAH.
The American Atlantic Screw Steamship Company a new
and elegant ste amsbjp HUNTSVILLE, John A. Post
manter Will leave pier Nerh river Thursday, August
$i5 through tickets 70 New Orleans $50
Coumhus $2S Macon, 81; Augusta 20; also 10 principal
places Florida lowest rates Baggage checked through
70 principal points Freight ten cents foot Insurance
ono halt per cent Apply 10 II. B. CROMWELL 4 CO., IS
West street. Tho Montgomery succeeds Thursday, Au
gust IL.
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ANEW ORLEANS,
" MOBILE, gOwTGoMEgY, ATLANTA.
ALBANY, COLUMBUS MACON, AUaUsTA.
And various places 10 Florida,

Via BAVANhAH, Ca
The ALABAMA Capt Geo r. Schenck will lea Va on sstur
day august g. M4 from pier NO. North Tick.
cts be had for the following by any
other sAamer-frcm New YORK to savannah
SUPERIOR
York to New Orleans $50 49, Mobile sss Mou.gomery
Ala. $26; Atlanta Ga $23 Albany, ca 1874; Columbus
Ga US; Macon, ga $2l; Augusts, $20 Savannah, SIS
SAMUEL L. MTOHILL & son, Ii Broadway.
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A TRorrINo WAGON POR SALE vERY CHEAP-r
"A weighs i6t lbs; made By DAILY and will cArry two
dAtely at GIG Broadway.
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cuNDAY EXCURSION TO THE SRA SIDE AT IoNo
y Branch. landing at The Highlands Ocean House i.ie
ve~ tre Lcesn Port The LisSn-er SfnANG = !esycs IL
81 Snar street tha morning at s O'Clock; Returning
,eAvry tceaa fUt Nsh p. n. Fave ~ cents.
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HARRIAGEH FOR SALE-A SECOND HAND SHIFT
~ ing leather top light wagoa also without both but
very little used and ortss At sfIvERS SMITHS
carriage factory, 80 1dfidge street. GRAND.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NTEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
IN 6UnMEh ARRANGEMENT.
On and aer Wednesday, juno l, 1854 trains win leave
twenty ~ IA street station New York, - folloWo:-
FOR Wllsmshndge7<b and $50 A. NJ, 2S0 and $40 n
Yor white Plains-ll:3 80 A. Il, and 8 p. r.
lor White Plsins-6lb NJ, from Whho aud Centre sres
For Dover Pains-430 r. n
For Albany-830 A NJ mail train.
Returning, will leave
Dover Plajns-b:SO A. n.
white PlAtna-b and A. n and 6PN
Wtlhsmsbridge-6:40 and $50 A. n, ] and BPN
Albany-ll:S0 A. n. Mall train.
VIM .. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
NEW YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ ARRANGEMENTS FOR JUNE 1859.
Trains VIII leave Hunters Point Flushing, stopping
calvary Cemetery Winfield NeWtown we6 flushing.
LxAvE HUNrRRs POINT DEPOT
At LEAVE FLUSHING A.
7l5A.M. $50 M.
9l6 n 7:55A-M
l1l6AM, JOAN.
1:SOP.M lP NJ
4P.N. 1@P.M
6P.M. E45PM
7.AbPM 6:40PM
Connecting with MattAre, Oapt n Gage leaving
Fulton market per st NJ s4o 545 and $50 x H. and
tunter's Point on the arrival OF the trains-
accom- mediation tain will leave Hunters Point az III a.
for Flushrg stepping 1t oil saons returning lave
flushr AZ r. IA fsre IS cents On snndsss ran' -nve
roL ~ Q. IA. ka COCOA. lac - GO -
@'N "''> 0tlvSR QHASIIc4. PrssiAsaA
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in Htates mall steamer FULTON. J. Wotton comma A
der viii leave for Havre touching q w
from pier NORTH river foot Of Beech .es IT, snip r.
collision srandAg the water could nos reAca
them and the pumps being reo 70 work he saaey Oh w.
ri snd would secured Price Of passage
abn US and 80 Baggage moi wanted during "
voyage should be board The day before sailing
.BeiowW For freight Or passage apply w. .. OKAYfON,
aren't No Broadway n -xha steamer ArAgc VIII sue
coed The Futon and sail September IT,
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DOR SAVANNAH
II The American Atlantic Screw S!eamshp Conpanys new
and elegant steamship LOCUST POINT, Captain D. French
will leave pier IL North river. Thursday Augut at
o,clock Passage 70 Savannah, with unsurpsssei sc;om
ss Monts ,mery S26; Albany Ca ss4 atlantis s2s Column
Florida a lowest rates baggage checked through principal
points Freight ten cents foot Insurance. half per
cent Apply 70 a. B, CROMWELL co, s. West street
The Montgomery succeeds on thursday, August IL.
NOR The SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST VIA CHARLES.
Ton C-seri weekly United States mail side whee
Gesmenip me SaDn passage SIS; deck S6The favorte
eeamsnip JAS ADGEH, r. Adams commander, will leave
pier rofth river on saturday August g. at O'Clock r. NJ
precisely Through tickets e the foovins places
10 reW CIieAns lo 10 Charotte IL
Mobile, Ala. 50 90 Columbia 4. C......... %
Montgomery. Ala. rs co Augusta, Ga........ 20
Nashville Tenn 30 90 Atlanta, Gs..,....,.. Is
memphis, Lenn- - % JAG sonviIle, Fl,......... 81
Knoxville, Tenn. " 90 Pi.afka Fla ~
CO, 20 Broadway.
The MARION succeeds on Wednesday, Aug TO-
RHDUCED RATEs-ros HosFoJK, s; PETERS.
III burg or Richmond, IS The steamship HOANOgE Cap.
sn q w. Couch viii receive fregh. for the above piaoeo
and "wednesday at pier - North river and leave
Msenesasy August az O'Clock Freight for petersburg
snoed ~ City Point and that for norfolk Portsmouth
ssse Included to norfolk reduced So Petersburg
ol nicnmono, fa'ercom included rcdusej TO IS IDEAS 80
'eha eA"a Lu tLah hAINfHEo. 10 Broadway.
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WATCHES, JIG syELRY, sc.

%,
am determined to cell cheaper than any 9th er to
outineee brisk at dull The public have 70 ca
and q for hsmsevss and they can buy hind Of achs
public should bear in mind my being mp sairs Ibsve
nigh rent to ray. Remember No. Wall street. up Stairs
The old stand i MHCnIirr
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a UaTRALIA PIONEER LINE-EgrABLIsHRD 1859 -
n Carrying the United States mails The beautiful Few
Nordenhoz master loading At pier No. IL North river
having two thirds Of der cargo engaged win have mmeda
Of cargo applied for early She has magnificent room
accommodations for second cabin pasaepger all on deck
For reighto paxsage lowest apply board or to
W. CAMkkON, No Bowling Green. Sight bills sr sale
and cash advances made c0nsgnmentG Oons9aeee IN
Ausralis. wilkinson BrOa 90.
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nor MELBOURNE AUsTRALIA.-MCNDAY, AUGUST
T. lst-Mailler Lord Quereau's Kangaroo line les.
tsbl'ohed 1853 1.-The fBe fast saipg clipper TEXAS
Ayres master having most Of her cargo board i sail
deck At lowest rate for which application should be
ct board at pier u Eat river or 10 MArLER LOE
4 QUkREAU, los Wall street ~
Nessrs. LORD Co, ageuts g. Melbourne.
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ITNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR
w. Havana and New oreans-7he steanship EMP I'd
CITY, Captain r Griffin, will sail Tuesd ~ Aurust q
1859 Of two o'clock p NJ from loot of Wsrrea street Bus OF
adnH OF the proper form furnished the Office and no bills
passage apply At III West street. corner OF warren
N. q. ROBERTS, Agest
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

gsy" The tomb of Washington's mother, at
Fredericksburg, is in an unfinished state. 1t
occpies spot ofground she herself selected to
be buried in-the spot near which, upon ledge
her bible, and pray invariably that her children
should become useful members of society Next
to the mother of our Saviour should Americans,
as people, hold in remembrance the name of
the mother of Washington. She was truly a
great though meek and humble woman.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

REMAINS OF PETER LAssES.-A Masonic Com
mittee from San Francisco have gone to Black
Rock for the purpose of exhuming the remains
of Peter Lassen, who, it will be remembered,
was killed by the Indians last summer His re-
mains will again be inferred at Susanville, Honey
Lake Valley, about the Goth inst. 1t would be
peculiarly fit if the remains of this old Pioneer
were brought to this place and buried in the
Shasta Cemetery" We believe he was char
ter member of " Western Star Lodge. No o"
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

McCLouD RIVERA Mr. Brewster, of Siski-
you, was recently murdered by the Indians on
McCloud river, while prospecting. A writer
says:
Some years since, he started up that stream on
similar mission, but was driven back by the
Indians, and narrowly escaped with his life. On
that excursion he obtained such fattering pros
poets as tolead him to believe in the existence
OF rich and extensive diggings on that stream,
and he frequently expressed his determination
to return as soon as he was able, and try his
fortunes there once more, little calculating,
however, upon so speedy and unfortunate a
termination of his hopes as has succeeded 1t is
generally believed that that river and its
branches are very rich in gold deposits, while it
is known that they water some of the finest
country on the western slope of the Nevedas :;
but the hostility of the Indians inhabiting that
section, has prevented its settlement
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND PRINTERs-"I pity
the printer" said my uncle Toby. He's poor
creature" rejoined Trim. " How so ?" said nv
uncle. Because, in the first place" continued
the corporal, A" "because he must endeayor to
please everybody. In the negligence of a mo-
ment, perhaps small paragraph pops in upon
him; he hastily throws 1t to the compositor-it
is inserted, and be is ruined to all intents and
purposes "Too much the case, Trim" said my
uncle, with deSp sigh. "Too much-too-
Duch-the-casc.' IAN please your honor -
continued Trim, eevating his voice, and strik-
ing into an imposing attitude" an please your
honor, this is not the whole "Go on, Trim"
said my uncle, feelingly. "The printer some
times" pursued the corporal, hits upon n
piece that pleases him nightly, and he thinks
1t cannot but go down with his subscribers but,
alas ! sir, who calculate the human mind
He inserts it, and it is all over with him. They
forgive others, but they cannot forgive printer
He has host to print for, and every one sets up
for critic. The pretty miss exclaims-'W Why
don't he give US more poetry, marriages and bon
mots AWAY with these stale pieces The pol
itician claps his specs on his nose, and runs it
over in search of violent invective; be finds
none; he takes his specs off, folds them, sticks
them in his pocket, declaring the paper good
for nothing but to burn. So it goes Every
one thinks it ought to be printed expressly for
himself, as he is subscriber; and yet, after all
his complaining, would you believe it, sir" said
the honest corporal, clasping his hands beseech-
ingly-" would you believe it, sir, there arc
some subscribers who do not hesitate to cheat
the printer out of his pay Our army swore
terribly in Flanders, but they never did ANYTHING
as bad as that" Neverl" said my uncly To-
by, emphatically.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

WAGEs.-We observe that the wages of fe-
male servants in San Francisco range from $40
to $50 per month. In Shasta the prices range
from $50 to S50-and scarce at these rates.
At the same time mining and farm laborers may
be obtained at $50 per month. They are prin-
cipally new comers however.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

BIG PRIcE.-A beautiful young female of
New York City recently sold herself for life to
rich old Cuban, for $4,000 in jewelry, hun
dreds of rich dresses, countless pearls sundry
plantations, several hundred negroes, and a
magnificent dwelling in New York for her
mother. The fashionable world has gone al
most crazy with the excitement of approval
over it-because the sale had been accompanied
by certain religious and legal ceremonies If
the same lady had sold serself to the same old
iecherouS biackamoor, for one night, for small
sum, she would have been called Cyprian or
woman ofthe town. and the fashionable world
OF New York would have pointed the finger of
scorn at her. And yet she doubtless sold her
self, body and SOUL as effectually as ever did
any street walker of her native city. "Circum-
stances alter cases."
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

BSE~ Gen. John Calhoun, who was President
of the Convention which framed the Kansas Le-
compton Constitution, died at st. Joseph. Mis-
souri,, and the 18th of last month.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

Coon RuLE.-A rule of the Superior Court
of Massachusetts requires counsel to stand up
when examining witnesses. A capital rule, and
one that doubtless saves much badgering of
witnesses, and countless unnecessary questions.
similar rule in California courts would save
immense useless expenditure of breath, and tend
to the prolongation of the valuable lives of our
LAWYERS
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

BSg~ Mr.. Preston, American Minister to Spain,
has fitted up his palace at Madrid at an expense
of $4,000. Mr.. P. is very wealthy, being SON
in-law of Robert Wicklffe, of Kentucky, recent
ly deceased, and who was worth sundry mil
lions
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

= BAE" Lieut.. Ransom has been commissioned
by the President as Assistant Quartermaster,
vice Chapman, deceased. Lieut.. R. was for
merly stationed at Fort Reading, in this county.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

Bss~ The Black Republican S. F. Times, in
speaking of the recent defeat OF the Democracy
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, says:
so it seems the united Democracy are whip
ped out Can't 'Ossawottamie Brown be
brought in to aid them?"
Oh, no. Old Browns services are needed by
the Republicans to realize the legitimate results
of their irrepressible conflict" doctrine of eter-
nal war between free and slave labor.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

Ba5- Madame Jumel, the widow of Aaron
Burr, is now 80 years of age. She visits Saratoga
Springs every season, near which she possesses
valuable farm. She is said to be most be-
nevolent and entertaining woman
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

THE STATE REGISTER FOR lS60.-The third
yearly publication of this most valuable work
will be issued at an early day in January next,
by Henry G. Langley & Co., No. IA Washing
ton St. San Francisco. The Register embraces
full and reliable statistics concerning each
branch of the resources of the State, and a COM
plete exhibit of the finances thereof, including
the different county ana municipal organiza-
tions. Also complete list of all the State and
county officers. 1t is a most useful work, and
absolutely indispensable to enable IA man to
form correct idea of the present wealth and
immense resources of the State.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

pa Noah is thought to have had on board
supply of :" Exterminator," from the fact that for
nearly six weeks he did not see aryrat.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19
e. YOUNG MEMS LIBRARY AsoCIA-

ton. This Association will meet on Thursday
evening of each week, at g o'clock, for the
transaction of general business. Rooms-in
Tomlinson's Building, over Wells, Fargo & Co.
open to members at all hours
7. G. ELLIOT, President.
j. E. DENT, Secretary
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

pa The tubular iron bridge across the Yu-
ba, at Parks Bar, was swept away by the recent
food.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19
SIN ER 4NrISnO

Bss- Persons in the interior desirous of pur.
chasing articles of Jewelry, by forwarding de.
seription, accompanied by the cash, can obtain
them, and depend on their being of the best
quality, and selected with care and there i:
little doubt that this mode will prove as salts
factory to the purchaser as if the articles had
been selected under their own supervision.
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The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19
Township Officers.

SHASTA TowNsHP-Justces of the Peace
james Keene, and E. K Shed. Constables-J
NJ. Short, c. S. Orett
CLEAR CREEK Observation-Disclosures Fl
Brooks. W. S. Barnum. Constables-Chas.
Mcdonald, VIM. Logan
SIERRA TowNsHIP.-Justices-D C. Steven
son, Jos. B. Downs. Constable-E. NJ. Hill.
PITT RIVER TowNsHIP-Justice- F. Ross.
Constable-A. J. Wilmot.
FRENCH GuLcH TowNsHP-Justices- B.
Stewart, E. Dickinson.
LocKHARr FERRY TowSsHIp-Justice-J. NJ,
Ford.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-19

Ea~ war in Morocco, between the Moorish
hibes and the French, has again broke out