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OFFICE OF the NO. err. Co, n

OFFICE OF THE N. 0. c. RR Co. No. 4 ROYAL ST,
October %, 1860,
IN this Office up Noyeu ber % forlayng ffcm IS 20 miles
of City Railroad upon the following Double Tracks
Canal from Rampant to CaborBe Me ae Shell
Road, the New Canal to Bayou St. john Rampant
street, Canal Esp anade stree Esp anade street. from
Rampant BAYOU St. JOAN, Single Track upon Danphipe
street. from Epanade to Poland street and Rampant street.
from Espanade TO Ely ian Fields street.
done in accordance with specifications
file in this Office copy of which will be given parties wish
ing TO propose for the work
Bids be per mile of Single Track laid complete the Com
psny furnishing all the materials for the execution of
said workthe contractor furnishing the labor oEy The Com
pany The right accept reject proposals
Proposals to bs addressed to Mr.. j. b. Sawson President
s. L JAMES,
o24td Engineer and Superintendent.
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SUCCESSION OF C. v. JoNTE, DECEASED y
Lots of Ground on Gasquet street-Six Lots of |
in the City of Jefferson
-.zM BY J. B. WALTON,

AucrIoNEER-ofice 40 Camp street.
GsATURDAY, December Sth. 1860, at lie
40 o'clock NJ at the ST Charles Exchanges III pursuance of
the Hon p H. Morgan, Judge of the Second District
Court of New Orleans Docket Nc l04 dated October 20
1860 will be sold public auction the following described
property for Of the succession of G. " Jone deceased
towt-
NINE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by Gas
Broad Canal aud Dorgenois Streets designated by the
Nos. Nos inclusive measuring each q front
of asquet and Dofgenois streets Lots Nos
elusive adon the above and each feet front
que street by depth q 80 feet ~ inches and lines.
SIX LOTS OF GROUND, in the City of Jefferson in the
designated by tie Nos II 10 49, inclusive measuring each
inches and lines front Laurel street. by depth o.
100 feet bet parallel lines Lot No II forms the
Laurel and Gad1 streets.
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RESIDENCES vALABLEs DAMS LA RUE BARoNNE
Deux Terrans dams la Rue Polymnie - Residences
desirables dams Ia Eutepe Escaves Ell Actions de
Chemn de Fer, compte de la succession de Robert NJ
dscs1s
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SpALDIsG & ROGERS MUSEUM,
- Adjoining the ACADEMY of Music.
The Management have the pleasure Of announcing that they
have succeeded immense expense in eecting
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POSITIVE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE OF VALUABLE
Building Lots of Ground in the Fourth District auction.
BY ]. 3. WALTON,

..a AucrIoNEER-ohice, 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, the, 10th inst, Mt he o'clock.
~ at the St Charles Exchange, will be sold at auction
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Fourth District Of this
city, in the bounded by St. David ST. Patrick First and
Second streets designated by the Nos and plan Louis
H. Pile City Surveyor measuring each Is feet on First street
by depth of l26 feet inches between parallel lines
BTERMS-Onet third cash. and the balance credit of
and in the Of the purchasers their
order bearing six per from day of sale
urity and eight cent thereafter not punctay paid,
with special mortgage of the property sold until final
Act of sale before Notary Public, at the expense of
the purchaser. nj
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rs FOR REsNT-The wo-story brick dwelling houses
f 283 57 Magazine street west side, between ST.
W Joseph and Beiord Said houses hive been newly
painted good repair contain ample room large yards
ynn and cseru md well located fer men OF bust
ness Possession given Immediately. Apply to
L. W. G. MAYBIk,
.5 No. Sc Carondtet street,
M eween Gravier and Union streets.
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BY J. 3. WALTON,

A VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH
District Aueti0nln the OF the Succession Of
Oliver G. VanlandnghaEn, deceased.
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PAR j. B. WALTON,

CAMEDI, lie 3 novembre Fs60. IA midi, III
y sera vend Ia Bourse ST. Charles, eonorme
ores dlferents de Honorable DenNiems cour
de Ia die enchees pubques reserve lie bien
tond les actions de chemn de fer capes de
signes au compile la de Robert NJ Graham decide
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~ Boarding School sig miles frem Mobile the She'd Road
The Fifth Annual Session opens LIST Oel0lse.
Ts Course Coisgiste and thorough Boys prepared
Grege or for 6nsines or remaining log enough they
fs0Igh regular College Course In the CLASHES Mathematics
Natural Sciences Thu French Spanish Gnd German Ian
gages 8o form part of TIE regular courset former espe
eef beg taught as spoken language by Professor
Paris.
Sprng H well known the extraordinary aubrity
of its climate and the ezceeres of its citizens need com
nent Parents may rely this institution aoYdng safe
and reliable for their she principal proprietor
an Episcopal Clergyman native OF Annapolis Maryland gives
his whole attention to the work. and pledges himself fully
ais whole duty.
For further particulars, address
REF. j. j. NICHOLSON, Mobile, Ala.
- Refer to
Ri Rev. Bishop Polk, New Orleans.
Rev C. S. Hedges New Orleans.
E4y, Df. Lewis, st. Franeissille.
Rev r. p b. Trader, Thihodaux, La.
Rev G. W. Sckney Honma La
Richar,5 Fowler ESD, Messta PEitchafd Fowler3 New
Orleans. -, 400,
y 4 Wier $780, isIessrs, R. Geddea Go.) New Orleans
j. j. Noble, Ss4.. GIessrs. Rvos Battle Neble,l New
And 10 the patrons IT hs School generally whose viii
he foUnd in he Catalogue o29 lmz
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1lartituIar 5lptilts.

h8-Yuung Mems Benevolent Association
SPECIAL NOTICE The officers and members Of this Association
hereby notified to attend the regular monthly meeting on
MONDAY Nov O. 1860 ut O'Clock r. NJ, at the Hall q fol
Star Lodge No 49, l. Q. o. f. St. Louis street. between
Exchange Alley and Royal street.
Punctual attendance Is requested.
by order Of the President: : . ..u
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tlfetl. ftMsen MILO IoDtf nffeclEs
in;ssonets Jerome liayon f. NJ Crnzat and Arr ~ Auu
Poll No. TwoAt the Engine House Fire CGtnranv No.
Of Bayou oad and Galvez streets Commissions
@. Trouard, John o. Loze and Paul r. Crozat
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FIFTEENTH PREGISCT-Pon No: one.-At the house
FeBehmen street. No. AZ between Gasacave aud MORGAN
streets gommiasianers Chas Lecarpsntie Lnsto and
Poll No. Two-At the house the Of Eni1n and
Grea;men Streets Commissioners Aus Viavant z. Iacoe
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Hy-IEoward Ledge No. I3, L. q. o. E. Meet
ings EVERY thursday EVENING, in Lodge Room No. g.
Odd Fellows Hall, at I o'clock
ofcers-N. r. Lyle N O.; Hugh Stewart, v. g.; g. Sam
Recording Secretary; B. DaSya Permanent Secre tary
j, O. Norton. Treasurer. la1T If
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By .. B. WALTON, n
Auetioneer- Office, 40 Camp street.

GATURDAY, Nov. 3, 1860, at IL o'clock NJ,
- the St. Chaes Exchange by yiFtune and pursuance
Of several orders Of The Honorable the Second District
Court dated Sept 26 and g. ls6No 1851 Of Docket II
aid couw BE- soid r. public auction without The
Of the succession Of Robert NJ. Graham, deceased.
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AMUSEMENTS.
A cADEsIY OF MUSIC -AoADRMY OF MUSIC
-FofmerIy-
spaIdfng & Rogers Amphitheaser.

sPALnIyG Proprieto,
G. o. CAEsIEY =. Manager D. R. CALDER. Treasure
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H7-Gomsfgnces offhe following goods 50 o.
der per bark IL 5, Fisk from New York VIZ; NJ eahes
ID III diamond 81 boxes iron hnop p ksg iron clasps N
diamond 6 casks oil: K s. 10 covered wooden buckets
will please make known TO the disehatgpg eeh
on lie eyee otherwise they VIII be stored at their k ala
expense. ,-,-,...>- :. ,,,, o., $780,, ,+root m
W..
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l. QUATRE TERRAINS ayse Les ba!isses ct amelioratons
ile borne par Poymnie, Eutepe Coliseum Pry.
ane designes par les Nos % % q Is plan par
HI M0ehausen arpeneur dale du jour de mai 1886
depose etude de 4. Guyol noaire cee Vile,
plan No l3 mesurant ehacun 30 peds de face Ia
entire tgnes PARALLELS, d'apres la Amercaine.
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AEsIsfI Ut UIEIlFEAN a.--Iht election TUESDAY,
ihe 6t day Of November 1896 win Be held followiBg
named places and andeF the speFindene of following
named Commissioners Each Poll viii be known d follows
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WANTED SITUATION by Az Able BODIED
w man. good carriage cart driver wRrehou e.
man and gardener willing make himself usnli and his
wife who cook washer nurse or housewonan they
have no objection 60 the country Address john at
Is ofies
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
Oregon Election.

Never crow before you are ont Of the woods" :"
1t had been well if the Republicans of this
State had needed this old and familiar saw
that IS we'll for them. A few days ago the news
came that Logan, Rep, had beaten Shiel, Dem.
Inc Blacks at once went into spasms of delight,
and fired off guns in various localities Now
the news is, by way of Jacksonville, that the Of
fcial vote from every county, save Wascoe.
gives Shiel majority of IS, which majority
viii be increased by the vote of said Wascoe
county. Last year Stouts majority over Logan
was but l4 SO that Col. Bakers great efforts
in Oregon do not appear to have accomplished
ANYTHING very destructive of Democracy. 1t is
said that the Democrats have four majority in
the Senate, while the Blacks and Independents,
or rather anti-Lane Democrats have a majority
of two in the House. Thus the regular organi-
zation has majority of two on joint ballot The
chances, however, are that Jo. Lane and Della
zon Smith will be beat for the e. S Senate next
winter. Nevertheless we trust not, or. if they
are beaten, we hope two other equally good
Democrats may be chosen We do not wish 10
see that fdcile, Office hunting politician. Col.
Bhker-who is popular sovereignty man to-
day, Bell and Everett man tomorrow, and
full-blooded Black Republican the day after,
just as policy saggests-rewarded for his nu.
merous political tergyersations, except in the
shape Of bitter defeat
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
Our New Church.


The ladies of Shasta have succeeded, las they
always do when they try) in finishing very
comfortable church, in which, for the FIRST time,
on Sunday last there were services.
The Rev. Mr. Thran, Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church, preached morning and evening, and
at three o'clock in the afternoon publicly bap-
tized five children in accordance with the rites
of that church.
The sermons were in good taste, and were
listened to with marked attention by very full
audience. From the music on the occasion we
should judge that there was an abundance of
talent if concentrated, to furnish the church
with that essential element of church worship,
for without practice as choir, tile singing was
highly creditable.
The trustees inform US that Mr.. ThraI spoke
very encouragingly of the prospects for regular
services at no distant day, as preacher has
alreedy been secured, who is temporarily de-
tanned by sickness in the East
Although, perhaps, the Episcopal Church is
not the first choice of majority of the people
still we think it probable that it has as many
friends as any other one church. and we there
fore rejoice that comfortable place of public
worship has been completed, and that public
religious exercises are about to be established
permanently in our midst.
The sound of the church going bello has
charms for every one who has been brought up
in a Christian country
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
st. Johns Day.

Everywhere throughout the State, and indeed
throughout the world, is this day celebrated by
the brethren of the mystic order.
There is something sublime in the idea that
the same rites are being performed by every
nation, kindred and tongue wherever semi-cy-
ilzaton has entered, and that although speak
ing different tongues, all nations can understand
that they are of the same great family-are
brothers.
In our village very great preparations are be-
ing made; and we doubt not, from the gentlemen
composing the committee of arrangements, that
every attention will be shown to the ladies who
may visit the out-d door exhibitions, as well as to
these who join the 'giddy dance" ,,t night
The character of the Orator of the day for
eloqnence, renders it unnecessary for us to ask a
full audience, for wherever Humphrey Griffith
speaks, whether in the halls of legislation or on
the hustings, crowds gather to catch the impas-
stoned eloqdence as it falls in dulcet notes from
his lips. In truth it is generally conceded that
he has no superior an orator in our State.
SLet him have full house, and let the :" halls
BY night" be crowded with the youth and beau
ty of the town, who shall welcome TO the feast
their country friends who may be present The
invitation is a general one, and we hope may be
generally accepted.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,
For AssenibIynnau.

We are authorized to announce DR.. J. B.
STEWART, ofFrench Gulch, as candidate for
Assemhlyman for Shasta county, subject to the
decision Of the ensuing Democratic County
convention. jel6td
We are autho lied to state that Yon. JOHN
WHITE is Il crndidate for Assemblyman for
Shasta county, subject to the action of the next
regular Democratic County Convention. iel6td
we are requested to announce HOMER A.
CURTlSS as candidate for Assemblvman for
this county, subject to the decision of the ensu-
ing regular democratic County Convention.
jel6td
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

ns2- We doubt whether Col Baker knows
what truth means in connection with political
matters. Last year, in this State, be professed
TO be popular sovereignty man, when be was
not. Recently, in Oregon, he was popular
sovereignty man one day and Republican the
next just to suit his audience. At jacksonville
he said it was very likely that he should vote
for Bell and Everett-and Il week or so there
after, in San Francisco, he is loud-mouthed for
Lincoln. No, Col. Baker takes no account of
truth in dealing with politics.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

SoLD--On Saturday last, about an hour after
the Saloon building had been burned down, it
was reported that little son of Mr. A. Cad
well, had been seen going into the building only
a few moments before the roof fell in. 1t was
Immediately determined upon by the bystanders
to form two lines for the purpose of passing and
re-passing buckets, that the burning embers
might be put out and search made for the re-
mains Of the little fellow. After working in thi.
manner for about half an hour, a gentleman
who had taken the trouble to visit the house OF
the boys parents, informed the bucket-passer;
that they must stop their labors, as the boy was
safely locked up at home, for disobedence Of
orders. Whereupon three cheers were given TO,
the safety of the boy
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

AT Buckeye, on the 2lst June, 1860, by James
Keen, Justice of the Peace, Mr.. STEPHEN L.
ALBRo to MARY c., eldest daughter Of Mr.
ExLEY, of the same place.
1t Is remarkable that the only marriage and
olrtn that ever occurred in Buckeye were in
the family of Mr.. Exley
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

METROPOLITAN CRcUs.-This companv gave a
performance on Saturday night last, in this
place, to ms many persons as could be squeezed
inside of their canvas. They give another per-
formance here this evening, when, we suppose
they will have a bumper of house. Franklin's
act, in the character of the boy-girl, is worth
the price Of admission
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

LABArT's PRACTICE Acr-We are indebted to
the enterprising publishers-BAncrofta and Com
pany-for copy of the Sd edition of the Cali
fornia Practice Act, a work of indispensable
necessity to the practcing attorney.
1t can be had of Gold & Philippson. Book
sellers in Shasta, who are the sole agents for
the work in Shasta county.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

HOOK AND LADDER CoMPANY.-By reference to
our advertising columns, it will be seen that
there is call for the organization of this much
needed remedy against the spread of fire. 10 be
oeid at the Empire Hotel this evening. We hope
there may be a large attendance of ali persons
interested. Had it not been for the fre-proof
bricks on each side Of the building burned on
Saturday morning last, TIE great necessity of a
hook and ladder company would have been fully
demonstrated
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

nssA@fhe bodies OF the brave, gallant and
lamented Merideth and Snowden who fell with
their iacies to the savage foe, were recovered by
Col, Hays command and brought the former
to Nevada, the latter to Sacramento, where they
were buried. The towards, who caused their
unhappy DEATH yet live to talk the brave and
act the coward. Thirty-two bodies of Major
Ormsby's Inflated expedition have been recov-
cred. Some sixty in all were killed
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

INFORMATION WAYTED-Of Mr. Robert "
Musgrove, who resided in about Shasta some
eighteen months since. Any person knowing
his whereabouts win confer favor upon his
Postmaster of this town
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
A CARD.

1NHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of re-
a turning his must sincere thanks to his fellow
cttlzens--in his absence-for their untiring ex-
ertions IN saving his building and furniture at
the fire on Saturday morning last.
j. H. ROBINSON.
Empire Hotel, June 20, 1860. ie23:lt
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

ssA- We observe by reading the proceedings
Of the Black Republican Convention, held at
Sacramento on the Goth, that Shasta county
was not represented.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

SEWING MAcHNEs.-Mr. Blasdell, travelling
agent of Grover Bakers famous sewing ma
Chimes is now in town, with full assortment.
Persons desirons of purchasing will find him at
the store Of +. lsaa, & Bros. Read his card
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

SsA- Why don't the ranchmen bring more
eggs to town7 They are scarce and dear.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
BIkTHS.

In Horsetown, on the 10th inst, the wife of
Mr.. John Fletcher ola son.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

Pcs. Docs--We have been favored with nu-
merous public speeches by Senators, Gwin,
Latham' Lane, Douglas, and Congressman Scott,
Burch, Stevens, and others, for which we are
greatly obliged.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

No CLuE.-As yet there have been no dis
coveries made fthe perpetrators ofthe robbery
of the treasure of Wells, Fargo Il Co, near Chi
co, some days since. Mess-s. W. F. Co.
offer $1,000 for the recovery of the treasure,
$4,000 for the arrest aud conviction of the four
robbers, or .25o for each of them that may be
brought TO justice.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

PREAoHIyG--Mr. Parker, of Piety Hill. will
preach in the Union Church, on High street, to-
morrow morning, at 10 O'Clock
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

PRoPER.-In the Chicago Platform, as intro
duced, the party was called the National Re-
publican Party A member having some con-
scientious scruples against voting for palpable
fdlSehood, moved that the word " NATIONAL be
stricken out, and the Convention perceiying the
absnrdity ofthe word as used, voted aye That
was'the most honest act of the Chicago Con-
yention
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

MoRroAdEs.-Our law makers have made n
very Singular blunder or have legislated very
strangely, if not blunder, in passing law to
the effect that no suit should be maintained for
the collection of debt secured by mortgage
within this State.
How the law may be decided, of course we
not being practicing attorney cannot say, but
doubt whether courts would be justifiable in
deciding that the plain letter of the law was
meaningless. The question will soon be pre-
sented to the Supreme Court doubtless, and un-
I'll that is done, creditors in our opinion would
be acting rashly in bringing suits to enforce the
sale OF mortgaged property. In the great COM
mercial cities OF San Francisco and Sacramento
the law must soon be tested, and until that is
done, creditors had better wait.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

New SMooN.-ln another column it will be
seen that McTurck Bro intend opening bill
lard saloon in the old Charter Oak building
We wish them success
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
MARRIED.

1ey@. Thanks to Jerry Sullivan for bundle
of A:lanti- papers
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

nG Messrs Wells, Fargo & Co. have our
thanks fer the delivery of Sundry newspapers
during the week.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

R@- The good people of Horsetown intend
celebrating the Fourth with ball. See ad.
vertiSement
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
CARD.

THE Citizens of Shasta and vicinity win
L please receive our heartfelt thanks for their
KIND exertlons in saving portion of our proper
ty at the fire on Saturday morning last
WN McTURCK
THOMAS MoTURCK.
M E shall be very happy to have our friends
w aud the public call on us, at the Charter
Oak Saloon, on Thursday next, ut IL o'clock.
a. NJ. WM. McTURCK,
THOMAS McTURCK.
shasta, June p, 1860. je23:1t
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
TEHAMA HOUSE.
Cor. California and Sansome Streets.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

o. THE PROPRIETOR, thankful for
lni liberal patronage, has increased his ia
--...4 cilities by leasing and connecting that
large three story brick building adjoining on
California street
We feel safe to say this extension is not sur
passed for convenience by any Hotel in Cali
forna. 1t is superbly furnished, and the Par
lors and Ladies entrance have been changed to
it.
The original building has undergone many
valuable changes, rooms enlarged Gas and Wa
ter brought in, and is now being generally rem
ovated a"d improved.
The Hotel has now, for the accommodation of
Families, 30 large and commodious rooms, in
suites, besides those formerly tor single per-
sous.
Attached to the House is Alden's Restaurant,
where lately has been fue! up, expressly for
Ladies and Families. neat, large and airy sa-
loon, with prices to suit the most fastdions.
jel6:3m G. w. FRlNK, Proprietor.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

A FREAK og NATURE. a few days ago
young COW belonging to RoLt. j. Walsh, Esq,
OF Belleview Place, COlusa County, gave birth
10 beautiful white heifer calf perfect in every
particular except in the absence of the fore legs
II thpeFs gradually up to the neck-its shoulder
blades being very dmiAutiye, and only precep
uble when it makes an effort TO stand which :,
does on the hind legs, and then bounds forward.
1t is strong and healthy, aud doing well.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

E- The District Court meets again on
Thursday
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

A KEysrEaAss-The Republicans seem proud
of tlierfact that Abe Lincoln is a Kentuckian.-
Mention of his place of nativity reminds us of a
good thing that occurred not long since in this
town, between two Kentuckians-one distin-
guished banker of Yreka, the other a citizen of
this county. Says the banker, "Well, -, hear
you have turned Black Republican. am sorry
to hear it, I've seen Kentuckians sent to the
Pententiary for stealing horses, but never be-
fore saw living Kentucky Black Republican.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

sIr We hear of very good diggings being
struck at Gas Point, on the east side Of the
creek.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23

DEAD.-Aldermnn Esbom, of Marysvile. died
o. the 10th inst
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-23
STATIONERY.
SO Reward.

49, SOME five weeks ago, black roam
H1MULE estrayed from Chinatown. Was
branded on the left thigh with Spanish brand
R. Any person who returns the mule will be
raid the above reward. Sun LEE.
Chinatown, June Il, 1850. iel6:3t