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6 Re RIGnn
9 sANDFoRD's PATENT
? sELFyENTILATING AND
PURIFYING.
Nh. ,.5 .so s,., AR ssa' 3 $::!Harpao
''1 1a1lS&@. FRUIT r' oos1s ss.
All the compartments are guaranteed dry and co9se
and viii Keep the vands placed in them in better and
harder condition than in any other Refrigerator now be-
After much Experimenting during the past winter We have
Rc RGfC SF vi Ra perfect
article TSa n of the kn nc ever RH4f
ted by US Te EHHn Eas4Sn 4 fy Fk TEsncs
certain degree of cold must be attained But this not
the only requisitethe air must be and PURE, the
No RJigsraior can be dry unless the ,Ohoe Of the con.
& se ne a pS , Gg Sry Re- n %
~ crc%at!ng ,oga2a ne e,'re grarets Zee can"et
ddniHed either to ueia Or 10 produce currents; nor
ct g TsG tn,toaG,i2a Of ar for De3
If ice, bt also account Of the ddmpneS produced Jv
TRe shelves of the ARCTIC are open work, to allow the
free circulation Of the air down about the sides Of vessels or
with moving currents d6s, Of GGld air tho from,
lock and key each being made of seasoned lumber in
the very best manner and handsomely grained make de
times without additional ice.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by sco
o S9 and 2 B IF pSfe9 Street
WATER COOLERS, with round wooden case, very SUI
PATENT WATER PITCHERS; ,,runn,
f GE PGK tSe and IN S SLIhAS
icE dHEsfs al REtkGERAroRs as low as IS apgs,ln
SNUFFS AND SMOKING TOBACCOS.
-. .... RR IF EEf2 FF Sfg OF
SN0KING TOBACCO FACTORY,
II BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place of business from p Exchange
No 81 FArETTE STREET, three doors west of Charles
SNUFF Sb SM6KSG T6BAGc6 Of hhI GRAD
AND IN EVERY cry. STYLE sE,G or PACKAGES,
n se GG ds fig packed in b
DO & IN and bottles 6 Ia aP Sb 40. sad
MAccoRoY sNUFF f7 t GaSS kegs Jars and bottles
COARSE SNUFF-Tn tierces, kegs, andjars.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
and M u out neatly G put b IN a a
S'Os' '''' VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO,
OF all grades loose in bb also in pound half pound and
quarter pound papers and in neat packages of Il and doz
o T9 G carefully seieeted by us OF anu
~ w would solicit a share Of your patronage
FORSYTH COL E,
! 81 Fayette street, doors west q Charles
il-tf Baltimore, Nd
| EDWARD l.. PALMER,
! II WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOR EIGN FRUITS, NUTS, &c,
No. 4BOWLY'S WHARF,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
| lLMONDS, WALNUTS,
FILBERTS, PALM NUTS,
GROUND NUTS, RAISINS,
CITRON, PRIMES, FIGS,
| ~ - DATES, CURRANTS, ORANGES
OLIVE AND BORDEAUX OIL,
/ GINGER, MACCARONI
FRENCH MUSTARD
FIRE CRACKERS,
SARDINES, &c,
! Which he offers to the trade at the lowest market
| ates. au3-f
/
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Goal.

oil mi
W r SFTVFPs ! II 5I,I1;cS
TNHE SUPERIOR HARD WHITE ASH
4 COAL MOUNTAIN coal,
Also FREE BURNING AL of the hest Mines for sale
at the lowest market prices by ~ " ~
W * 6fi SeE y ERS3,sD CO. place
i7-3m Yard, 2ol Cathedral street
Coal Coal! Coal
z H. PENNIN G ON,
Uate Of the firm Of
ru5 RESNENG GIS ,1TI RIE MANA "
oFrcfSo Frehanse Place. S near south @D street. o
YARD-North street near Madison street. ie276m
T EUhGHo 0NhE aHppt HHAh' ~ S"A Van
m2tH 80 s. Gay street
KINGSTON CONPANY5S COAL
II 49, G e. 80 w., - ~ GG,r ,,;, l.,
* $f I'M" 3 Ss'
RSr55 YsS SsSS 5
on hand and for sale BY he car; 2 pg!g ioa
Baltimore, April I, 1859. "M' Ns'lfNoNr < co,
CE-Ihe UNDERSIGNED having made T1t;o ar
co. Would most respectfully announce to his friends Gus
the q FcoNB THEET Whs he woad be peas sa to
receive orders which viii meet with prompt attention. guar
'"eei"s 'iic Oo'i 10 give Sa'iS'"c'oh g NJ DFsTToN
Baltimore, April /, 1859 m23-tf
wv ASHRUPN
w " - - - -
w DEALER IN
THE BEST QUALITIES OF
WHITE 4 Nd RED ASH CO4LS
o,r-,r, ~ W G.. !. -, -, 49,. -.
YiRDHG HoT Ifnp6es onay and within StTeef
~ + 5 m 10y ~, " ee'' g.
$500 1-l15IITI7 1TiII5 = y y = - . : = - = -
{ Wal NOliCh;-iflE U ID II Il . u b u
~ Agents Tor the sale OF the BCSION COAL COMPA=
w = COAL, VIII carry on a GENERAL coal! BlSl
NESS, under the firm of I. D. ONEG CO, at the Office
lately occupied by their former Agent, Mr. r. r. Bassord
PaIfi,n"r Inn,,arJ IT, 1870 hahn ~ i''.' ia r.
S.T -..-.--s -, 80
4 ,OALl
~ CoAhI co,r,
COAL At FIVE DOTTARS PEP TOM s,n n,,ndS IN IN
parior Gualitv of Wbite Red md Grav 4 sh "a n ~ 80
g haiivc free Of m srGn in v narf Of The cit, o a
per tom 2t0 nounds ~ o. " "' f " -0 ''' " ~
~ JOHN G. NcCIrT DITCH
Coal and Wood Dealer
~ .orno. Dat. ,,l Iro-,Si,. - '~'o''
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A @CN MCNAKINS' NEW ATLANTIC
AaTSIA-A HOTEL,
E% 1EE CAPE ISLAND, n. j.,
r.hsf4ay- Is NOW OPEN for the reception Of Wis
ors. The location Of the House 5 un-
equaed by any the Cape and is the determination of
the propetor not to he cxeled any particulars which
may give pleasure and satisfaction their guests Superior
accommodations, obligng and attentive servants Board
s. per day, sl2 per week Children and servants
price JOSEPH MCMAKIN.
BENJAMIN McMAKIN,
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- aasn SEA BATHING
1fss4Ss,RssaR-O POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPANY'S
STA EkS will leave Union Dock foot of Concord street.
DAILY Sundays eXcepted) at half past four o'clock NJ
for Old Point Comfort and Hampton
Fare there and back &c. giving the passenger the privilege
to remain the whole season.
NJ. N FALLS Agent
Jel7-t0cl Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
1859. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1859.
r. -ziza4-@E=z=El FOR BOSTON xITTEo
~ ,ssssse--@a-[...5.=l AND THE szaiiisE-iH
-7A--------A~- WHITE MOUNTAINS, e1SsEr=-s-s7
DAILY, via NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE,
From foot of CORTLAND street. Pier is, North River, New
York, at the landing of the Philadelphia and Southern
Trains.
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE
baggage Agent and receive cards for the from
him, to be exchanged board Of for through
checks to Boston, Nashua, LowelFTee Of charge No
expense for carriage hire
The new and magnificent steamer COMMONWEALTH
J. w Williams, commander, leaves every Tuesday Thurs
day and saturday, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
The fast and elegant steamer CONNECTICUT, VIM. VII
cox commander leaves every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at O'Clock, p. n.
The Boats on this route unrivaled.
Passengers going by this Line take new easy riding and
splendidly furnished sixteen wheel Ayn's Pc in
East.
Tie superiority this route consists in splendid Steam
boats, unsurpassed in the wGGthe Commonwealth being
the plus ultra OF steamboat architecture; spacious
teen wheel cars the easiest invented in thc road track
e treest from dust of all the roads in New England and in
the beau y OF the country passing through the heart of the
"Oit Commonwealth
Elegant family and other State Rooms had ON board
No charge for berhs in cabins Meals furnished board
10 SECURE Rooms in advance, or other Inflammation address
or inquire of +. S. MARTIN. Agent,
m3 3m York
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Gu-partnsrsbip Nutites.

DISSULUTION.-THE PARTNERSHIP OF
DROBINSON II GREENOUGH has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent All persons having claims and
those indebted requested TO call on James Robinson
for settlement lie being authorised settle the affairs of the
late firm JAS. 5. ROBINSON,
july lst 1899 F. A GREENOUGH
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S1ankfrs au0 3r0kErs.

mo. S. CUTTINGS 4 CO,
- BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No. % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock Securities this
and other markets.
Purchase sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes, and other
collateras
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Make collections on all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in all of its depart
mentS Interest allowed on deposits. ialS-tf
MARTIN LEWIS,
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SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
~ WATER COOKING RANGE.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT THE LAST FAIR OF
THE MARYLAND INSTITUTE
Having purchased Of Mr. MOORE Formerly with Messrs
STANLEY x Coz the exclusive right to make and
vend that justly celebrated COOKING RANGE, known
"SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT WATER
COOKING RANGE" we are now prepared to put up aid
Range in thorough workmanlke at the shortest
possible notice. and reasonable and
auteed entire satisfaction All having the
Range in upon application either person
by letter, procure printed list price of all the parts
sary for repairs, &c.
For sale wholesale and retail only by
ROBBINS Co,
Proprietors of BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS,
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By LENNON q BROGDEN
RUCH NAN y WHARF

AN ANNUITY Of $50 per annum, payable halfyearlv
cured let of 20 feet Hartford avenue by abont $50 feet
deep, occupied a Rope Walk hv Mr. VIM Beach lists
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By r. ". EEItN EI0N q. co,
~--~~-ss- ~---~-~~--.--a~4-<
VFR i STEE'S SALE
Il OF A
LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK

BY f. ". Bonn ElI'r q co,
TRUSTEES SALE
LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, etc
BY virtue of deed Of trust from Absaom Hect the IN
18TH 1859, O'clock at the warerooms Of Messrs "
Bennett Co.. auconecrs and 90 South Charles street
Of Fry G66S @ e ana s@e ds 5
merS Sattnct Vestngs Beached and Unbeached Musns;
bic Linens TOwelng; Napkins Prints DeIaines; cling
hams, Alpaca Innings; SileciG Scarlet Blue and White
ALSO,
SIX and Lace Frnges; Sewing silk; Cotton; Tapes Linen
Large and valuable assortment of Ladies and Gents Ho
siery; Shirts Gloves Ms, &c being the entire stock of
SAID AbsaOm Heckt.
jobs p. POE, Trustee
jS9,I3l5,lG, I8.l97t Auctioneers
c. VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE
H.. OF HARTFORD AVENUE, Ar Auction
On FiIDAY NEXT, July 22d, at o'clock at the Balt
PROPERTY on the cast SIDE Of aord Avenue, ad
Joining the country residence of Genus Banum ESQ viz:
LOTS oFGRouND, from II to IS feet front each, by .
ga Of these lots are improved by Frame BrcA Dwell
hiNGS' now under rent to EfqG Cd tenants.
LOTS on the west side Caroline street. when opened
l7Oh feet
ALSO
A TRIANGULAR LOT bounded by Townsend Bond. and
Gay Streets being section No 3, and large and valuable
Ik5 Terms-onehalfcash; balance in six months, with
Plats of the property can he seen on application to the
Auct!oneers, or at the Exchange on day Of sale.
F. ". BEENETT X CO, Auctioneers.
AN ANNUITY Of $50 per annum, payable hafyearly Sc
i.pJ, pgrl1p locl R1p. Wa1l- Inv NJ
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las. 5. ROBINSON RESPECTFULLY informs
- his friends and the pnbic that continues the business
PAPER AND PAPER MILL STOCK) at the same stand
No = Charles street Baltimore, where he has hand
wen assorted stock OF all kinds of Paper which he is
sling OF liberal terms and low prices =
WILL ~ RCHASE for cash all kinds of Paper Mill Stock
sdch as Eags, canvas, Rope, Waste Paper, etc, etc
JAS 8 ROBINSON
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W. r. SERVERS. J. H. OwIYGs
TNHE SUPERIOR HARD WHITE ASH
u COAL MOUNTAIN COAL,
Also FREE BURNING COAL of the best Mines for sale
at the lowest market prices by
". R. SEWERS 4 co,
Office, 70 Exchange Place.
j1-3n ard, 204 Cathedral street
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~ EAaA.EssA4
n R. RICH TER MOOR,
GRADUATE PRACTICAL VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
LATE CHIEF vETERIN ARIAN IN HUNGARIAN CAvALRY)
uTrs his services in the treatment of ALL DISEASES
OF HORSES, cows and other domestic animals.
R$-OFFICE. NO % CENTRE MARKET SPACE, where
also is kept choice valuable remedies
for all diseases Of animals. ie2I- 3m+
Observation-Disclosures March 18th, 1859
~ TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-This is to certify
that have this day sold to Messrs ROBBINS Il CO. 10 and
As Light street, entire right make and vend the
RANCE known rs ''SPENCE'S PATENT HOT AIR, AND
HOT WATER RANGE us well as my HOT AIR FURNACE
for all territory south of Mason DiXOns line, and they
alone are authorized to make, sell repair the same
". L. MOORE
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IN BENZ. WASKEY'S
Sa EXTENSIVE
m FURNITURE AND CHAIR IVARERO OMS,
No. 8 n. GAY ST.,
Has hand and constantly manufacturing every descrp
ton of Chairs Bedsteas Tables Bureaus, Sideboas
Tete Tees Lounges Cribs Settee Wash and Work Stands
Cradles Feathers, Feather Beds Bedding HAIR Cotton and
Husk Mattresses, wholesale and RETAIL prices that
give satisfaction.
! respectfully solicit your favorS
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
at the lowest Captains vessels and others viii
find it to their vantage buy of they rely
having their goods packed with care for shipping.
Don't forget the number-No 3 North Cav street
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DERSONS HAVING BUSINESS WITH E. A.
GH4 NptGii will find him for the present the
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12
SHASTA COURI Err.
Miners Meeting.


The a Remembrance Against Chinese" endorsed-
Enthusiastic Meeting Of the Miners OF A,aaIe
Creek-Co-operation promised
The proceedings of the Cigar Makers Associ-
alton of San Francisco, and the subsequent ac-
ton of that body, have been fully sustained blythe
miners of Middle Creek. Whoever supposes
that Chinadom is not at discount IN the mines
mistakes human nature.
The meeting at Lower Springs, at the house OF
Mr.. John Brennan, on the evening of Wednes-
day, the 9th inst, was of the most enthusiastic
character, and the greatest unanimity prevailed.
The resolutions are clear and expressive, and
convey very correct idea of the prevailing SEN
timent in that precinct on the subject of Coolie
labor, and the influence of the Asiatic masses on
the industry of the State.
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted mem con-:
Whereas, The Chinese have no permanent re-
sidence amongst US, and are opposed to our
laws and governmental system; and whereas, by
their numbers, the equilibrium of productive
industry is endangered, and the true basis OF
our ceuntrys prosperity, we fear, fatally assaii-
ed (; and whereas, with their foreign wants and
customs they are engaged in absorbing the
rich auriferous deposits Of our State, and exer-
cising an influence inimical to the American
miner, and free labor generally; therefore
Resolced, That in the opinion of this meeting,
the "let-alone policy, and things will take their
own way" as applied to the Mongolian popula-
tion of California, is fraught with consequences
destructive to private and national prosperity.
Reselged, That the predominance of the Chi
nese element in our population, is fast mani
Testing itself as an intolerable tyranny and as
they are wholly disqualified by their natural
status from participating in the civilization and
manifest destiny of our country, it is our duty,
as it is our fixed purpose, to resist their intro
duction into the pursuits of our people.
ResolUed, That we will cordially cooperate
with the notle and generous in all parts of the
State in their efforts to obtain relief by legisla-
tive enactment, or otherwise, from the baneful
effects of the Chinese system.
Resolued, That the I" Remonstrance Against
Chinese" and the subsequent action of the Ci-
gar Makers Association of San Francisco have
our concurrence and warmest sympathy and
support.
Resolued, That to maintain the foregoing reso-
buttons, the citizens of Shasta county are cor
saially invited to make common cause with us
En the great enterprise.
J. SEATON KELSO, Chairman.
JOHN STROUD, Secretary
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

rY The following letter, which en-
phatically speaks for itself, was written by the
Dean the Faculty of the Philadelphia College
of Medicine, to the editors of the Pacific Medical
and Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for pub
lication
PHILADELPHIA, January II, 1859.
To the Editors of the Pacific Medical and Surgi-
cal journal :--Gentemen Nv attention has
been called to an articlei the December num-
Der of your journal, in regard to the ad eundem
degree granted by the Philadelphia College of
Medicine to DR.. L. J. Czapkay When the ap-
plication for the degree was made to the Faculty
it was accompanied by afidavits and testimo-
mails to the effect that DR.. Czapkay was a regu-
lar graduate NJ. D. of the University of Pesth,
had served as Surgeon in the Hungarian army,
and was regular practitioner of medicine On
the strength of these the degree was granted
The ad eurdsm degree, as its name implies, is
conferred on graduates only, and gives us new
privileges. Had there been the slightest sus-
picion of irregularty, the application would
have been refused. By inserting this in your
journal, you will do an act of justice to the Col
lege, and confer a favor on
Yours, very respectfully, II. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College
of Medicine.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
and Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co.'s Office, San Francisco The
Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no re-
muneration unless he effects cure. Office
hours, from A. NJ. to PM
CERTIFICATE-I, the undersigned, Cover
nor of Hungary, do testify hereby that Dr. L. j.
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hun
garian liberty, as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian
army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof =
have given him this certificate, and do recon-
mend him to the sympathy, attention and pro-
lection of all those who are capable of appreci-
ating patriotic self-sacrfce and undescrved mis-
fortune. KOSSUTI LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1862. au20:3m
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

DosH-We have succeeded in working this
military General into high passion, and no
doubt he spends his leisure hours practicing at
the bulls eye. We had an idea of paying him a
friendly visit in a few weeks, but shall not rush
into danger until his choler has subsidized some
what. Come General if you are big man, keep
your temper, as there is but little use of getting
mad when we are forty miles apart.-Red Bluff
Beacon.
We in "a high passion" Charley, and with
you Good Lord, how you mistake US! Why
anger, in our little rencounters, has not even
been thought of by US. Our temper has been as
unrufied as the surface of II mirror and cool as
the centre Of coquettes bub-bub- bosom. We
assure you we have been laughing all the while
at your wrathiness-wondering "what sort of
man you were" that you could not stand few
sharp slaps delivered wholly in a spirit of re-
partee, on the ler talionis principle, without a
particle of malice. Come up, Charley. Well
treat you affectonately. Be assured that you are
as safe from harm, from US, in Shasta as in
Red Bluff, or even a thrice distant locality
And learn this lesson from the past, Charley
the same that Webster bade Haynes learn
that men (and edtors) can give as well as re-
ceive licks.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12
JOHN STROUD, Secretary.

The SAN JUAN DrsPUrE.-The Washington
correspondents of the New York Herald tele-
grapks rs follows:
1t is understood that the British Minister,
Lord Lyon, has received a peremptory and i'm
portant dispatch from his Government demand
ing explanations from our Foyernment on the
course of Gen. Harney on the San Juan affair,
TO which the Secretary Of State is now prepar-
ing reply which will vindicate fully our rights,
and doubtless cover the whole ground of the
controversy to the satisfaction Of the American
people. The whole matter Will be laid before
the President on his return tomorrow. The
Government have received nothing in regard to
the affair at Brownsville. In fact they hardly
credit the report.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

TIE REPUBLICAN LEADER.-There seems to be
dispute in Ohio as to which is the Republican
leader in that State, Corwin or Giddings At
Belmont Corwin himself gave his views on this
point After stating that I" Father Giddings was
a good old fellow-houest old soul, but subject
to fits," he continued;
Mr.. Giddings is not the leader of the Repub-
lican party-that is all nonsense, but know
who is the leader; know the man, and his
name is Thomas Corwn. I am the leader of the
Republican party"
Not overly modest is the eloquent Tom, and,
we surmise, not overly sober was he when he
made the remark
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

neA. The Tehama Gazette makes the assertion
that during the last week, for period of several
days, there was not pack of cards to be pro-
cured in that town. That was as bad depriva-
ton as that which once befell St Louis, when
the supply of Lager Beer became exhausted,
and continued so for three days
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

LIBRARY ASSOCIATION BALL-The second an
nual ball of the Shasta Library Association will
come off on the evening of December 22nd. 1t
is intended to be gotten up in a style superior
to the one given year since.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

A SUGGESTIVE NAME.-A Rev. Mr. Hewlett is
advertised to preach at Red Bluff on Sunday
next. We trust he may set to work upon Fisher
at once. Conviction of sin in that quarter would
occasion bowling only equalled by the howl
ing of the mountains on the last election day
over the success of Latham
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

MONSTER APPLEs.-Philipsou, at his Segar
Store, in Sheds Saloon, has a lot of the most
enormous apples and pears we have ever seen
in the State. We believe he sells them all the
way from twenty-five cents up to one dollar.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

pfEeSS@ Stages FOR RED BLUFFS.
@Aa2&2 Tehama, Oroville, Marysvile and
Sacramento leave daily at o'clock A. NJ.
Stages for French Gulch, Trinity and Scott
Valleys, Callaghans Ranch, Yreka and Jackson
vile, o. T., leave daily upon the arrival of the
Marysville stages.
Stages for Trinity River and Weaverville
leave daily upon the arrival of the Marysville
stages.
OFFICE-At the EMPIRE HOTEL
r. T. STRICKLAND, Agent.
Shasta, MAY 2lst, 1859. my2Itf
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board did busI-
ness on Monday and Tuesday, and then adjourn
ed to next Monday week hence, the 2lst inst
During the two days the Board allowed accounts
on the General Fund amounting to S3,076 OF
on the Contingent Fund, Sl9l 57 on State
Fund, $50; on Redemption Fund.- $50 on Hos
pital Fund, S25; on School Fund, $40; on Road
Fund, Sl25.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12
Court OF Sessions.

Hon. JOEL T. LANDRUM, Judge. E. K. Shed
and E. Dickinson, Associates.
On Monday, Nov. 7th, no quorum.
Tuesday Grand Jury empanneled, and S. B.
Wescott chosen Foreman.
Recess on Wednesday, awaiting action of
Grand Jury.
Thursday, Grand Jury presented John Flem.
ing for assault and battery on Greenwood.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

Bas- The Marysvile stages now arrive at a
very late hour of the night, owing to the heavy
condition of the road
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

sas~ Capt. Thos. Browder is married and
living in the little town of Santa Cruz He is
practicing law.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12

SUscIDE--D. G. Cowan committed suicide in
WeaEerville On Thursday. He was a victim of
iEtemperance.
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12
Bridge Notice
r. l. T. w IN & CO.,
ASSAYERS.

GOLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP-
~ ton assayed at San Francisco rates. Re-
turns OF Gold sent for assay made within six
hours, IN Bars or Coin, at the option of the de-
positor. n27.tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-11-12
Notice.

A Ii PERSONS indebted to the undersigned
IA are respectfully requested to settle bv the
18th of November, or their accounts will be
placed in the hands of an Attorney for collec-
ton. HENRY BATES.
Oct. %, 1859. o29:td