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Leaves on TUESDAY, 3lst inst at 5p.M.
G.. L.. Kouns Bros.' ! nw. Wat r Line.
IT. FUR JEFFERSUN DIR ECT =

Isl tlaa bills thfo1gh-lhe new light ara wing
is inchesl, superb passenger Era No.
8, joan houn master, will leave carrying freight
aud passengers through h,vng fue fscass passenger &C.
Communications. Apply on board,
VIRdINIus G. DENTZEL
my25 adyariisnp a1nnt
FrAieht taken for raft reship by Era
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Memoranda.

a9- Capt Brewster, Of the schr ] NJ Holmes, from
New York. reports having seen the 25th inst, 100
miles on the bar, =schr Bennett Flanner, steering
South. - g2;5.,E
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spoken. +
s3- Capt Gustaye, Of the ship Adler, on 18th of
April of the Western Islands, spoke bark Gibraltar,
from Hasre, bound to California. On 25th April, in
lat rs, long n, spoke bark platina, I'm Bremen
bound to Mobile.
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e"se AZ n al ri, 4 - MS * At clock r
tsaGtkAJs5 v mai packet ine-F5r MeuiDh and the
Bends-fhe first cl IS packet steamer NJ s.
Sehser Capt lin NJ Janghrns will freight from the
foot Of tirod street and will above or rfht ar
passage apply On board or to j. II. FRELlGH,
pfirs under s.: Chasl-s Hotel
line connects Napoleon with regular packets for
white aud Arkansas rive Memphis with suuerior
packets for st Louis and Iuuisyip
&B- Adams Express guafly by this line mv-s
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Mobile. Ain. Arr1 20 1890. Battle h 10y =

49, PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL RB
opened early in June under the srperntendence Mr.
EEL hGt,aw. During the past winter the
stable ard carria tuIlt.
Rooms may be secured Doune McGraw lat Com
street, - -
as Sin John NcDoNNETJ. prcnv;otor
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Railroad to vicksbtsrg

SPLENDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS /,
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BelOw-C Coming Up.
Ship Lebanon, Hamilton, 90 days from New York to
ss8 s Creepy 4 Farwell.
Hhip Chas Croker, Murray, fm Cardiff 10th March.
ship Fanny Forester. Porter, - days FIN New York
II to G "A F.sdck.
Ship 81 Helena, Springer from Cardiff, 24th March.
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Passengers.

3FEN FaHsehEers. " 1l1 " 7843aaflF /
y Per Steamship Arizona from Brazos Santiago and
i Indanoa- Col langstrsth. lady and servant Mrs q
Bloom, sister and child, JAS Hale, J II Moloney, B
Moren, Laurenstien, Jno Marks, Quesnel.
Y Per Steamship Magnolia from Indanoa and Gal
weston. Miss Meyers Mrs Gibson, childn and sv't,
PIERCE Randolph, Brun, Akin, Wins, Aldize,
sCnl1nare, AcIsae, Askeen Leasey, PREACHER, Pater
SNcKnn and lady, Wilson and lady, Mrs Paset and
serv,tJ H Leaman E SELLERS, Holly, Hoyt, vretien
Lamdsn, Knox, Perkins, Parker, Hicks, Clark, on
deck.
Per ship Adler, from Bremen-26 in cabin and l63
steerage passengers.
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So HAvRE. Ship Louisa Hatch. .alo2 bales cotton,
IS hhds tobacco. ga 4 5aa-si
LIVERPOOL. Ship Frank Flint 1918 bales cot
ton.
h LIVERPOOL. Ship King of Algeria. 1880 slaves
3648 bales cotton.
v BORDEAUX. Bark Priscilla. ISL 900 slaves.
SAVANNAH. Schr Onatava. 10 hhds sugar. 20
bbls pork $50 bbs moasses, 220 coils rope 81 casks
bacon.
MOBILE. achr Helena 80 bbls whisky, $50 seeks
corn, / Dbl cement, tons marble.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
Justice to d. c. johnson,

In our last weeks issue we remarked that
certain defeated candidates" were "instrumen-
tai in bringing Clint. johnson into the field as
an independent candidate for Tax Collector for
the particular purpose of comprising Mr.. Skill
mans defeat"
Mr.. Johnson thinks that by this language we
have placed him in wrong position, and done
him injustice. He says that he was not brought
out by " defeated candidates" but was induced
to consent to become candidate solely through
the persuasion of Democrats who had not been
before the Convention as candidates He saws
and we believe him, that he is not a man who
can be used as tool by any man or set of men
and that therefore the intimation that he wa:
thus used by defeated candidates, does him in.
justice.
In this connection we desire to say that we
had no idea of intimating that he was used as
tool by any set of men, We did think however
that he had been persuaded by the sore-heads
and their immediate friends to announce him
self for Tax Collector. We are glad that we
were mistaken.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
A CARD.
SHASTA. Aup x 49,

SHASTA, Aug 5, 1859.
EDITOR COURIER Until recently have paid
but little attention to the absurd charge circu-
lated with great industry by some of my enc
mics, that had remarked that did not desire
any foreign-born citizen to vote for me. 1t is
scarcely necessary for me to say that this is, in
whole and in part, mean falsehood. The re-
port carries with it its own contradiction. With
out the assistance of foreign born citizens |
could never have received the nomination for
Tax Collector Many of my staunchest friends
in the late Convention, and in every precinct in
the county, are citizens of that class. Hence, I
repeat, the report, by its preposterousness, car
ries its own contradiction with it.
The names Of John Ball, Hon. Isaac Hare
Chas. Dana and Larry O'Connell, of the Amer
ican Hotel, are referred to by the retailers of
this slanderous report, as able to substantiate
its truthfulness. Now all of them save Mr.. Hare
whom l have not had an opportunity of see
ing since heard of the eport-unequiyocall
pronounce it wholly untrue that they ever heard
me say anything of the kind. Mr. Hare, doubt
not will bear like testimony.
think it not unfair to ask of nv opponents
that, in fighting me, they will confine themselves
to the naked truth A. SKILLMAN.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
md this ends the chapter.
Who are Democrats.

"The advice we have to give so far as the
County Ticket is concerned, is this: Let Demo-
Gratis pote for Democrats Shasta Herald Juls
23d
The COUNTY TICKET.-To those who have ex-
pressed belief that the HERALD will bolt the
nominations, we have simply to say, we shall
do no such thing but shall, between now and
the election, put in our biggest licks for the
election Of every Democrat on the ticket We
never intend to crafty the enemies of the HER
AID, by placing it in doubtful political posi-
tion.-Shasta Herald, July 3OM.
This last article, at first glance, looks very
Democratic, but when it is observed that the
word democrat" is itaicised, the fact is at once
perceived that the editor has not changed his
position of last week, but still left hook upon
which to hang doubt as to whether he intends
to support the whole ticket or not If the ed-
tor had said that he intended to put in his
"biggest licks for the election of every nominee
on the ticket" then he would have talked like
Democratic organ. We therefore, with his
permission, beg leave to move, las an amend
ment to that article) to strike out the word
democrat" and insert "nominee" in its stead,
so as to remove all ambiguity.
However, all pleasantly aside, we have suffi-
cient confidence in the party fealty of the editor
of the Herald to believe that he intends to give
hearty support to the entire ticket, State and
County. In conducting organ of the Democ-
racy, man has frequently to yield his opinions
and partialities in Difference to the judgment of
the party In Convention assembled, the whole
party utters its DEGREES, and it is the duty of its
organs to carry out those DEGREES. The editor
of Democratic organ has no right to set up his
opinion in derogaton of nominees Democracy
after the entire party, in Convention assembled,
has passed upon it and pronounced it genuine
Last winter the Senate (Mr. Garter and Mr..
Burch, we presume, voting in the afirmative)
declared that Mr.. Brooks was not good Demo-
crat. Last State Convention representing the
entire Democracy of the State, passed upon that
question, and declared that he was good DEM
ocrat by placing him on the State ticket for
Controller. Now what would the Herald say if
we were to say that we would not abide by the
Conventions judgment, but would act upon our
own opinion of Brooks Democracy, and oppose
him? Would the editor not pronounce US a
"bolter?" If he did not he would not do his
duty to his party?
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
Anti.Lecompton Nominees.

The Anti-Lecompton Convention, held in this.
place on Tuesday last, made the following 6om-
inations:
For Assemblyman, Capt. Daniel Coney, of
Prairie Diggings. We have the pleasure of but
slight acquaintance with this gentleman. From
that acquaintance, however, we would infer that
he was very intelligent gentleman. We un-
derstand that he claims to have always been a
Democrat We are informed that under Mr.
Pierce's administration he held position in the
San Francisco Custom House. That he is hon.
est in his political views we have no reason to
doubt. Otherwise he would never accept NOM
ination for an Office without the slightest chance
of election He'll make excellent food for DOW
der.
For Tax Collector, Alex. Andrews, of Eagle
Creek. Alex Andrews is capable, honest, and
gentleman aud scholar, but perhaps little bit
of the worst sort of Democrat that could be
scared up anywhere in the county. He never
voted Democratic ticket in his life we presume
-a and never will, so help me Heavenl" we
doubt not he is ready to say any day. He was
formerly Know Nothing Assemblyman from this
county. Excellent food for Democratic powder.
For County Clerk, W. G. West, of Shasta. A
competent man, but never was a Democrat in
his life. An ex-Know Nothing.
For Recorder French Tuttle, of Horsetown.--
An amiable gentleman, and always an opponent
of the Democracy.
For Public Administrator, Orange Northway,
of Churntown. An old Democratic claims to
have voted for Jackson before we were born
He announced himself candidate for the same
nomination, subject to the action of the regular
Democratic Convention, but declined rather than
sign the pledge. Personally unexceptionable.
For Assessor, VIM. Davis, of French Gulch-
His political antecedents not known to US, ex-
cept that he was formerly Know Nothing
For Coroner, Mr.. jerks, of Spring Greek. Mr..
jerks is a-well, here we are at loss We
know he never did love the Democracy much
although first-rate fellow, we are inclined to
the opinion that he don't know how to keep
hotel"
And this ends the chapter
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

B@-The speaking on Friday night last went
off very creditaby Broderick and McKibben
acquitted themselves to the satisfaction of their
friends. A fair report of the speech of Mr.. B
is given in the Union of the 4th. Hence we
deem it unnecessary to give resume of it in
our columns. The remarks of Messrs Garter
and Street, and Mr.. Broderick's reply to each
met with the hearty approval of their respec-
tive friends. While few Democrats were satis-
fed with Mr.. Broderick's reasons for warning
with the Administration at this time, and oppos-
he bore himself with becoming dignity and can
make speech, composed of words excellently
chosen, and uttered in sentences dramatically
constructed.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
To the Voters of Shasta County.

offer myself as candidate for your suf-
frages at the ensuing election, for the office of
County Clerk.
do not claim to be exclusively an independ-
ent candidate, nor partisan one claim to
have no party to serve in the event of an elec-
ton, save alone the party to which every good
citizen should belong-the party having most at
heart the public welfare. My principles, my
creed my policy, whatever l honestly profess or
believe, shall never hesitate to boldly avow,
and proclaim without /" fear, favor or affection"
If, therefore, it seems to you expedient to ell
evate me to the high and responsible trust which
seek, by your votes and influence, will strive
to serve you with honor, ;mpartality, and all
the ability that possess. JOHN E. DENT.
Shasta, July 10, 1859. jyl6tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

ENDoRsED.--The Anti-Lecompton Central
Committees of Shasta, Tehama and Colusa
counties have endorsed Thos. J. Butler as theil
candidate for Senator from this district. Unless
Mr.. Butler refuses this endorsement, he must be
considered the regular Anti-Lecompton nomi.
nee for Senator. His silence on the subject will
of course, be considered as asserting to the
nomination at the hands of the Anti -Lecomptor
County Central Committees. Under this state
of affairs, the fight will be fair, fat-footed and
square-Logan, regular nominee of the Democ-
racy; Butler, nominee of the Anti-Lecomptou
uarty.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

RESPECT TO PUBLIC SpEAKERs.-The Beacon
contrasts the manner in which public speakers
are treated by the people of Red Bluffs and
Shasta, and attempts thereby to reflect upon
Shasta, thus:
"How was it in Shasta when Gov. Weller
spoke there? The rowdies placed in the crowd
by some of the mob LEADERS, inflicted disgrace
upon that town that cannot be wiped out by the
apologies of the Courier or the assertions of its
editor that no indignity had been offered to
Gov. Weller" 1t was indeed shame and dis
grace to the town."
Now. in the first place, the Beacon is guilty of
Misrepresentation in putting in quotation marks,
as coming from our lips the remark that " no
indignity had been offered to Gov. Weller
We never said any such thing. The man who
told the Beacon man we ever said so, uttered a
falsehood, either original or secondhand. We
said that no indignity had been offered Gov.
that it might be said that several men in the
crowd disturbed and insulted him, by the utter
ance of certain words, but even that was not
done in very boisterous manner.
But we are informed that 'rowdies placed in
the crowd by some of the mob leaders inflicted
a disgrace upon the town." &c. Here the edi-
tor admits what we contended for from the first,
that no indignty had been offered Gov. Weller
by Shasta audience As to the disgrace, &C.,
according to the same argument Red Bluffs is
disgraced, because heinous crimes have been
committed by some of her citizens.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
DIED,

At the residence of her father in Martville
Cayuga Co., n. Y, on June Eth last Miss Eme-
rett NJ Lund, niece of G. X. Godfrey; aged
about 20, years
In San Francisco on the 25th July, Matthew
Keenan,, in st. Mary's Hospital. He was recently
resident of this town, and was much respected
At the Mountain House, Shasta county, on
the 29th ult, James Mclaughlin.
New York and New Brunswick papers, please
copy.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

BI% Mons. Blondn tly walked over the
Niagara Falls, upon rope stretched from the
American to the Canadian shore At one part
of the passage he laid himself down fatty upon
his back, and thus balanced himself over the
abyss. Over the centre of the stream he again
rested, by sitting up and lying on his back for
ten minutes. After crossing over to Canada, he
again, over the same narrow passage, returned
to the American shore.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
A CARD.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED is prepared to attend to
i any business in the Land Office at Marvs-
vile, such as entering lands that have been of-
fered at public sale, or securing pre-emnton
rights for settlers on the public lands where the
same have been surveyed and the plats returned
to the Land Office.
Also, wanted to purchase BOUNTY LAND
WARRANTS.
l can be found at my residence in Shasta
jy3o:4t WILLIAM MAGEE.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
FOR ADMINISTRATOR.

| announce myself as an Independent candi-
date for the Office of Public Administrator.
To the voters Of Shasta County frankly say,
that want the Office and therefore shall feel
thankful to all parties, without discrimination,
for their support. J. VAN SCHAICK.
Shasta, July goth 1850. jyso:td
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

MAGNIFICENT Contour friend Thorn. Steuart
showed us yesterday lot of the largest roast
ing corn that we have ever seen in this State
It was raised somewhere in the Valley, at Bald
wins Ferry, was more than foot in length
and had sixteen rows of grain. Let no one here
after say good corn cannot be raised in Sacra-
mento Valley.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

SERIOUSLY HURT.-We regret to learn that ].
J. Bell, of Clear Creek, most estimable citizen:
was thrown from his wagon, near his residence,
on yesterday morning, and severely hurt We
believe in addition to other injuries his ankle
dislocated Dr.. Bates dressed his Wounds
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Democratic State Nominations.

Democratic State Nominations.
For Governor,
JOHN CURREY Y........-................Of Solano
Lieut.. Governor,
JOHN CONNESS. SS.........................ElD Dorado.
Congress,
JOSEPH C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......... Sierra.
SAMUEL a. BOOKER. San joaquin.
Judge of the Supreme Court,
ROYAL T. SPRAGUE. Shasta.
Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH POWELL. Sacramento.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
A. II. MYERS, S,......."................ Alameda.
Surveyor General
JAMES LONG Butte.
Attorney General,
EDMUND RANDOLPH ........San Francisco
Controller,
GEO. PEARSE. ..Sonoma.
Treasurer,
JOSIAH JOHNSON Sacramento
State Printer,
JOHN O'MEARA, ,.................... San Francisco
ie25:td
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
For Senator.

THOS. j. BUTLER announces himself as an
Independent Candidate for the Office of Senator
of the Thirteenth Senatorial District, composed
of the counties of Shasta, Tehama and Cousa
.a1p
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
FOR SHERIFF.

MAY 9th, 1859.
EDITORS SHASTA COURIER You are author
lied to announce my name as an Independent
Candidate for Sheriff of Shasta county.
my26:td JOHN S. HALE.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

A CURE FOR SoALDING.-0n Thursday MORN
ing gentleman connected with this office scald-
Cd his foot SO severely that he could scarcely
walk. He applied crushed charcoal to the scald,
and in the afternoon his foot was entirely well
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

DEAD.-Robert Carlyle, formerly of New Jersey,
recently in the employ of Mr. johnson, of John
sons Ferry, was thrown from his horse few
days ago, and so seriously hurt, that on Thursday
night he died from conclusion of the BRAIN
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

WIrHDRAws.-In last weeks Herald Clint.
johnson withdrew his name from before the
people as an independent candidate for Tax
Collector He says that the announcement was
made without his knowledge or consent. Mr..
johnson will give hearty support to the en-
tire ticket headed by Milton S. Latham.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

A. Z. LAwREScE.-The numerous friends OF
this gentleman in this county, will be pleased to
learn of his nomination for the office of Assem-.
biyman by the Trinity County Democratic Con-
vention. "Ecnerwal' is a man of fine abilities
and will make most creditable representa,;vs
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

RAINY AND Cool WEArHER.-on Wednesday
morning winter-like rain set in and continued
throughout the day. Since then the weather
mas been SO cool that our citizens found it nee
essary to don winter clothing On yesterday
especially warm stoves were discovered to he
quite necessary to comfort. This will do very
well for the first part of August
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

The undersigned announces himself as an In
dependent Candidate for the Office of District
Attorney for Shasta county, at the ensuing cleo
ton. J. c. HINCKLEY.
July 20, 1859. jy30td*
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

THE REDEMPTION FUND.-The sum of S79l-
25 in the Sinking Fund, at the recent sitting of
the Board of Supervisors, redeemed warrants
amounting to the sum of 1880 IS. Clear
gain, S459 10.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

ga% Horace Greeley has arrived in this State
RIA Salt Lake He was given public re-
ceptions at both Placeryille and Sacramento,
as well as granted the freedom of the two
cities. As a typo we feel proud of Greeley-as
politician we abominate him.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

There is but one woman Ia negress) in the
California State Prison" says an exchange. This
accounts for the number of 4" loose characters
of that sex outside.-Er.
Some fellow will get R.-Beveriy- -Coled one of
these days for such talk.-Sierra Dem.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

EaF The second of June is the dav 6rsd bv
the National Committee for the assembling Of
the National Convention at Charleston, to NOM
mate candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
ASSESSOR.

EDITORS COURIER Please announce that hav-
ing been solicited by large number of my
friends, of all parties, am an Independent
Candidate for the Office of Assessor of Shasta
County, at the next General Election.
jy23:td WIN. DAVIS
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06

II. l. VAN HoRS.-We are requested to say
that the use of the name of II. |. Van Horn, in
the Anti-Lecompton Convention, for the nomi-
nation for Recorder, was wholly without his
knowledge or consent.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
Judges and Inspectors Of Election.

Judges and Inspectors Of Election
|NHE FOLLOWING is list of the Judges an
l. Inspectors of Election Precincts in thi
County, appointed by the Board of Supervisor
for the General Election on the 7th day of Ser
tember, 1859:
PITTSBURGH.
Laspector-Dr. Silverthorn.
Judges-Alfred Gregory, Joseph Caldwell.
CANON HOUSE.
Inpector-W. w. Tracy.
Judges-J. J. Bell, VIM. Armstrong.
FALL RIVER.
Iaspector-S. R. Lockhart
Judges-Joseph Rolf, Thomas Flemming.
ARBUoKLE
Inspector-Capt. Seymour.
Judges-Henry Kern, John Parks.
McMURTRY's FERRY.
Inspector-A F. Winsell.
Judges-D. G. Haycraft, E. 7. Tehatcher.
COTTONWOOD.
Inspector-Wm. Lean.
Judges-G. X. Garrison, VIM. Wilson.
SIERRA.
Inspector-G. W. McCumber.
Judges-Isaac Shouse, S. Lamberton.
PRAIRIE CITY.
Inspector-R. P. Wheelock.
Judges-Loring Scott, ]. Pryor.
ROARING RIVER.
Inspector-James Ragan.
Judges-Austin Engle, Sam. Smith.
MAD OK.
Inspector-John Hill.
Judges-L. Williams, Lee Hubbard.
WHISKY CREEK.
Lnspector-J. D. Musgrove
Judges-Wm. Kessler, James King.
MIDDLETowN.
LnspectOr-M. Hickey.
Judges-S. Durbin, VIM. Well
SHASTA.
Laspector-B. Shurtlef.
Judges-Isaac Baggs, VIM. Magee.
BALD HILLS.
Inspect0r-G. E. Cove.
Judges-Wm. Knowlton, E. Bohannan.
LOWER SPRINGS.
Inspector-Lewis Terry.
Judges-T. Brennan, Benz, Swasey.
MOTION CREEK.
Haspector-Thomas Riggs
Judges-W. Conway, Charles Mockson.
SPRING CREEK.
Inspector "A. A. Chauncey.
Judges-James Thompson, j. L. Fl. Swinfort
BUCKEYE.
hspector-Thomas Battams.
Judges-Robert Hanlin, G.. ]. Exley.
OAK BOTTOM.
Inspector-J. W. Harrison.
Judges-C. P. Kelly, A. J. Van VIE.
DOG CREEK.
Inspector-James Cameron
Judges-Michael O'Shea, Andrew Lytle.
FORT READING.
Lspector-J. B. Downs.
Judges-Henry Ball, A. W. Swain.
wATsoNs GuLcH.
Inspector-Wm. Grey.
Judges-Mr Morgan, 7. Statler
FRENCH GULcH.
Haspector-C. O'Connell
Judges-J. C. Nixon, Moses Campbell.
hANhALL MILL
Laspector-Philo Cur.
JudgeS-O. H. P. Tanquary, G. Eastman.
OAK RUN.
Iaspector-H F. Ross.
Judges-J. NJ. Hunt H. N Wilkinson.
cHURNTowN
Laspector-J. S. P. Bass.
Judges-W. c. Dix. P. Malice.
EAGLE CREEK
Mspector-P F. Terbush.
Judges-Sam. Donnels, j. II. Baker.
FREE BRIDGE.
Laspector-J. NJ. Allen.
Judges-Sam. Francis, W. A. Hill.
HoRsETowN.
Inspector-A. T. Corbus
Judges-Thomas Duffy, ]. G. Spencer.
TEXAS SPRINGS.
Inspector-B. f. Koontz.
Judges-S. Dale, N. L. Wright.
JANEsvILLE.
Inspector Chittenden
Judges-E. R. Armington, Geo. Bunker.
CLEAR CREEK.
Luspector-C. NJ. Mckinney.
Judges-Stephen Lean, Isaac Flood.
FORT CROOK.
Inspector-N. R. McElroy.
Judges-R. Pugh, B. Wilson.
PORTUGUESE FLAT.
Hnspector-Robt Pitt.
Judges-James McMeans, Capt Myers.
WIN. B. ST0DDARD,
Chairman Board of Supervisors.
II. |. VAN HORN, Clerk.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-06
SHASTA COURIER.

B6- L. P. FISHERS the only Agent of the
SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with power
to receive subscriptions and advertisements
therefor, and receipt for the same.
OFFICE-l7l4 Washington street. opposite
Maguire's Opera House.