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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-22
nR. MARSHALL'S CATARRII
II AND HEADACHE SNUFF

This Smut has thoroughly proved Itself 10 be the best
ever known Tor curing the Catarrh. Cold in the
Head and the Headache II has been roun! an excellent
remedy III many cases 81 Sore Eyes Deafness has been
moved 10y Il. and Hearing has "f:e been greatly I'M
proved 10y It's use. IL r-e> out al ubstruCtI> strength
t> the li> ami gives healthy action L. ,he parts al
ctc Ills recommended 10y many 81, the best ply >iClaIS
and ! use: with -rclt >u and satisfaction
where. More than twenty-five wears experience has pro-
we'd lis great value; and al this moment IL Stands higher
than ever before
LARGE number of the most respectable druggists in
Boston ami New urh i'll certificate signed by them III
1854 say: The Undersigned hay many years been
acquainted with De- Mar>hal> Cat,rrh and Headache
Snui and sold II III our wholesale trade CheeriuV state.
that We believe t. he equal in every respect the re-
CONNIE Hiatl" given II t"- the Of Catarrhal Ai.ec-
t"!> and that i decidedly the best article have
vr XII ~ Tor ali the common diseases oi the head
BEWARE OF CoUSTEgf Els A Tao sm!le of the sigma
ture oil the Proprietor, CHARLES BOWEN, on every
oott!c. SOu by DruSs every where loeOplsOer
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600 HORTON * HAITI
COUUJSSIONEES' NDTy,I

N the subscribers, h-ilsap pointed ;y IL. P.
W inr the district oi Caledonia ,0Iius>i.-.---
examine and adjust all claims ami a-I.!ar.!> ..
against the estate of Walter Sulu-r- LII,
IN said district deceased. AMI the claims -
exhibited i'll Offset Thereto hereby give ,.t-5- :.
months from the ->th Jay ri 0ot 4 . Icil ar.
The Creditors to present their claims a.!
10Y eAaIil'Ido.i AND allow aIlC-. ais! that ~. -
maj PURPOSE Al the house II W!!pH Ca-,.iir ; --
III Barnet Aforesaid the 18th iav 81 Nov r..-
2otil iay OF March i>j!, al O'Clock III tr .,.,r.-
each 81 said days
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- TATE OF VERNE NJ
IONifSSIONERS NOTICE.

" r: lie subscribers tci!. Al Ialries y-t., P ~
toltti"- The district Caledonia Comm f~-5,,.-
trV'!'r-Aate aid ijL-t ali ls;l> !tr.A..- 20
lr'sU'i> AGAINST Tie ->-a- u L.Ih Farmer a-.. -
''l ll>al! il.tri,i, decreased. ali III Jiu.- - 49,.
rA--..'-4 III "r>.i t.r-cj rciy ciNe Got,. tA-
months from The 10Th DAY - o,I-. Il l>fl -.
TT lie titdt"r> L ire~ttt thelr claims
t'li'l>>i 'rT-. iuT -Nallt-i AL:
We NIL meet Tor that iUr.">, IL TIE ,;v---Lu.-
pA.e- Lee. III >i sutton. t- al SATURDAY. Il d.
eini'er ucNt and the Last FRIDAY o.: Arr. 10 =
- CLOCK, , IL. on each u sad ,iav-
NATHAN WAY
h.-.h NATHANIEL MOVES lCvh4- =
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N @ &c E .

WE offer H. the country trade and consumers. a COM
pete assortment OF every variety OF Liquors, lies
&c and would that our experience OF more than For
y Years importer, is let only sufficient guarantee Tor
the purity OF goods, hut that it enables 10 Ofc- adj
vaases buyers that cannot be eNcciIed by any house
Boston. OWING 10 the difficulty procuring in many
strictly pure and reliable article o; Liquors and
Ines or me!icik al and other PURPOSES have Tor many
Years given Special attention 10 is orders for private
and consumers IL lind it greatly their advantage
send their orders 10 direct "a engoy no travel
linz other whatever Persons who require pure
Liquors and lies. III large small Quantities may rest
assured that all orders will receive best persona;
tenOI and that every article sent from our hclse III be
satisfactory III every respect. Communications by mail
Will receive prompt attention. with ull and complete cat
aOgue vi goods. prices. &c.
l. u RICHARDS 4 SONS
= i - State Street Boston.
Ar,-Tl I-1
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FILLINU ItFIH, ETC.
For filing teeth with Gold, per cavity, 81 to So
Tin 80 TO -
For cleaning teeth, 80 to l.50
For extracting. %
with ether, Loo
y. B. Every operation shall give entire salts
facteon, or the work need not be taken from the
office.
ST. JohnSbury, Nov. l., 1850.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-22
ED WIN IIARN Ely,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR,EUN
BARNET VIII AGE.
&C. Also part Ut attention. PAM t. "Atratt-, III.
- III o., Ut, nrs
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+. Il. GAGE, ARTIST.
MISS JOSEPHINE VI. STODDARD.

At ST. JnHNSBt Ky PORTRAIT GALLERY
Amtrutypc>. Mca!iutNle>, AMI 4.i->L" Phvtucra; Ia
Better -! ,l~.li'-r than r.~"Wt4-rc.
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Teacher oi Mus, i'.I French. PtuJ-F Forte Theron.
Bass. oJ French. -. References given Il Required
Church Street. -. Juhli-turN. Jan. 2>til.
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Boston, April 6, FOL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-11-22

j. G.. CROSMAN,
Dealer in OTIS, SHOES. AND UMBRELLAS
No. Bingharns Building Main Street.
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JOHN MORSE.
EDNC Nd HALLET. ''l-l-4'-e. "a
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LYNDON HOUSE. Lyndon. VI
W VI. W. GROlT.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
FFICE II AAH.FIELp's RUIIpING, BARTON, VERMONT
I'LL attend the Courts il Orleans Caledonia Counties
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-20

WMAT ls WnRsE TRAN CRIME ?-An ca.
chang says truly that 1T is not crimes such as
murder aud robbery which destroy tho peace
Of society, so much as the contemplate Cos
sip, the family quarroIs, jealousios and bick-
erlngs between ncighbors, mediesomeness
and tattling, which arc the canker worms
that eat into all social happiness How
forcibIy this remark must come to tho minds
Of many who have witnessed the misery pro,
ducod by tattIing in a ncighborhood. Bette,
by far live in . neighborhood of thieves thau
one OF liars; and all tattle.s arc liars, and
what is worse than thar, both thieves and
murderers; they steal the good name of the
innocent and by blasting the lair fame of
the Virtuous, sent to a premature grave many
tender beings, who cannot rise beyond the
reach Of their demoniac shafts
On ! that every virtuons female ard honor
able man could and would heed the advice
Of one who talked sense in plain way when
he said, Don't make yourself miserable.
and chago lies and slandeys round the world
1.-Two them down. The worst lies and most
wicked ISLANDERS can't long stand against
good life. They are generally the tools Of
the wicked one which are not worth picking
up. A part of the world has nothing else to
DO but slandcr the other part They serve
their master do their work, and will have
their merited reward.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-20

PRoTAN1rY.-I the use of profane words,
no idea is to be expressed, no object to be at
tanned, no end secured, no ear to be pleased,
no appetite to be administered to, no passion
to be fed, no title to be acquired, no wealth
to be earned, no possible good either real Or
imagined is had in view. They mean moth
ing. They are wicked cheats playing game
Of deception, attempting to palm off bIus-
terng sound for substantial thought.
Profanity is surelya good witness Of q
terrible dearth Of wisdom, frightful search
ty of ideas. Nor will any one pretend that
there is any good in profanity for besides
being an arrant cheat, it is an id and wick
ed use of the names OF the greatest and best
Being in the universe the best and ruest
friend Of every human creature.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-20

"I'LL RISK THE GoDs."--Lo Ting, a
convert and prcucher of the Methodist China
Mission, while preaching in the streets Of
Fuh Chau, was lrrouuded by IL crowd OF
Chinese, who said:-' You say you are not
afraid of idols we will take you to q tenn
pie AMI you shall break one OF the idols to
pi ces, and then we shall see whether it has
not power to revenge itself
While they were hurryiog him along, with
insults and derisive shouts, he said ! do
not fear your idols of wood, and stone, and
mud, and will show you that do not. by
smashing any number of THEM to pieces, if
yon will give me written agreement that
shall not be harmed by any man for so doing.
TIL risk the gods, but I dare not risk you.'
rhe crowd dropped off and let him 60.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-20

Tun TNNUMERABLE SrARs.-Whilc before
the Invention of telescope, and three hundred
years ago the eye of man could not reckon
more than one thousand stars, while the most
learned mon of former ages supposed their
number to be 1922 l,026 the Bible all along
testified that they were imnumera6Le,-ex-
cept by God,-comparcd them to the sand
of the sea-shore las Herche has done in
modern times), and ,old US that God had
scattered them like dust in the immensity of
space, and yet that he calleth them all by
names (Gen XIV xxi. II Heb. xi. II
lsa. xl. 26)
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-20
A CANADIAN REMEDY

For Costiueness. Lrtga'ority and Debility Of The
Digest,re Organs, Inducing Headoche, Lass'-
tuac, NcruousntSs, General Prostrat1on OF the
Mind and Body, Paralysis, 3c.
A moments reflection ourht to convince sensible man
~ of the foil, and of constantly dosing with a
thartic Medicines The practice ptrnicious ana suic
dal AZ. eX erenCe of forty years has taught me that
the cons anty increasing evils of ndigtsuo are fear
fully aggravated by the free of Csthartics. The
American people fast becoming nation OF dysp p
ties by their artiicl modes o. life. Drastic CANA tics
increase The rabity, and PROSTATE the strength OF ht
di .estive organs
The Pills now offered especial designed t" a'lay
THIS irrability, and at 'he same time to lnvgorac
strepche all functions of dgestion while they are
gently laxative They anodyne, tonic and laxative
They are mild and inygoraug tha on" is not NINA
ed by any effects that n has takt mcdlc
business Men, Sude is. Professional Men Females an'
all persons leading confined or sedentary HE, shouh
try them. ,, ...s l.. .,<
The undersig ell Physicians, cheerfuly certify tc the
hgh professional standing of Dr. Colby of Stanstead one
of the oldest aud best Physicians ana to me exec rem
qualities of his Anti COST and Tonic P'lls, wMcf
we have used in our practice, ana hlRh'y approVe'
J B. GIH- M D..Iunham. Z t.
G. E. COTTON NJ D., Cowansve.
IHAki ES BROW N u.
s. = FOS ER, NJ. ID Bronze.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, D., Barnston.
N JENKS, ". D..
G.. CUWLES, NJ D., Stanslead
JOHN NEIt,S. d
10 Fpu hREAuvN NJ. D., Surgeon R. N.
BENJANIN DA ON, u. Coaticook
i,tMJEi, RICHMOND. Vi. D., Derby Line.
NJ G. GIN 5, NJ. D Compton, G. E.
G. 0. SOMER-, NJ D., MGg &, Z. n. ".
c. UTHERFORn VI D., Newrort VT
Prepared by DR.. NJ. F. Co!bl otahs'ea"' y. ''' "i'
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-20
PRICE, TWO CFNTS.

DIR. Watts expresses his feelings during a
painful illness in the following beautiful and
characteristic lines:
Yet, gracious God, amidst these storms of nature
Thine eyes behold sweet aid cred calm
Reign tn on gh the realms of conscience. All within
lie, peaceful, all composed. 'Tis wondrous g,ace
Keeps of thy te rors from thi humble bosom,
Though stained with sin and foes vet serene
In penentlai peace and cheerful hope,
sprnkled and qua ded with aoning blood.
Thy vital smiles, "miis this desolation.
Break out IN happy moments with bright radiance,
Ctav'ng the gloom the fair celestial light
S0ftens and .ilds the horrors OF Ihe storm,
And richest cordals to the heart conveys
'O: glorious solace of immense Distress
a cpnscienc and God. A friend at home.
And better friend on high. This is my rock
Agains internal arrows. Rise, my soul,
Put on thy courage. Here's the living sprina
ON oysdivinely sweet and ever new,
A peaceful conscience and smiling heayen,''
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace
whose mind Is stayed ON thee" !sa XVI: 3.
in perfect peaceH' Every pulse mav
throb with pain, but serenity br1ods in the
soul. The limbs, like those Of Aleine, NAV
become useless aod burdensome-a living
rack OF torture while the mind enjoys the
freedom Of an atmosphere Of heavenly pleas
ures and peace. For every trial the Chris
tian has heritage of comfort, and in every
event Of lite, he has mission to perform
In weakness it is his TO show the power OF
God.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-20

seek after souls. Instead of this unworthy,
unchris,ian style Of speech fatteriug to some,
discouraging to others. pray God to guide his
svrvauts-to di Get in the selection Of the
text--to aid in preaching the sermon-to
make it his own power unto salvation.
Let The camp-meetng be season OF re-
newed and complete consecratioa.--a conse-
Grafton to Christian labor as well as Chris
tan joy-to the bearing Of burdens as we'll
as feasting at the Fathers table. Let it be
time OF earnest prayer agonizing prayer
for the conversion Of souls. Let the
Inversion of all in each tent be the watch
word. and Tor this let all labor. Let be-
levers look Tor divine fullness- expcc1 to be
Gle, nsed from all sin Then from the ten.
ted plain shall ring the song
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-20

Hark the wastes have found veice.
Lonely deserts n'w rejoice!
Gladsume halleluj ah's sing,
Ala ound with praises ring,
Lo ! abnndantly they bloom
Lebanon is hither come,
Carme = stores the hravens dispcnst,
Sharon sfertile excellence.
See these barren souls Of ours,
Bloom and put forth uits and flowers
Flowers of Eden, fruits OF grace,
Peace nj joy and righteousness.
We behold On abjtct we!
Christ, the incarnaie Deity,
Christ, in whom Thy glories shine,
Excellence OF strength diyine.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-20

TO THE TR AID Il -
0NE TON OF oo'''" J. ". ELLIS CO.
Uprises, by
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-20

DR.. Watts expresses his feelings during a
painful illness in the following beautiful and
lines:
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
SHERIFFS SALE.

"HEREAS, BY A WRIT OF venditioni
w Exponas, issued out of the District Court
of the Ninth Judicial District of the State of
California in and for the county of Siskiyou, on
a judgment in favor of Nicholas Pickle and a.
gainst E. II. Heard and the joint property of E.
H. Heard and Samuel +. Lockhart, for the sum
of Eleven Hundred and Seventy-two Dollars
and Sixty-six Gents, with interest thereon at
the rate of two per cent. per month until paid
and also for the sum of Thirty. seven Dollars
and Forty-seyen Gents costs of suit and accru-
ing costs-I am commanded to sell the property
levied upon on the 10th day of December, AID.
1850, by virtue of an Execution issued on the
Esd day of November, A. d. 1850, and de-
seribed as follows, to witt
f. II. Heard's and Samuel R. Lockhart's
right, title and interest in and to all that certain
piece or parcel of land lying, being and situate
IN Pit River Valley, county of Shasta COM
mencing at point on the east bank of Pit Riv-
about $50 yards below the mouth of Fall
River, running thence northerly up Pit River
one mile, more or less, to the mouth of creek
thence easterly one-fourth of mile, more or
less thence southerly one mile, more or less
thence westerly one-fourth of a mile, more or
less, to the point of beginning together with
defendants right, title and interest in and to
all and singular the improvements thereon,
consisting of Hotel Stand, Store House, Black
smith Shop, Stabling &C., and defendants
ut, title an interest in and to a certain
bridge crossing Pit River at the mouth of Fall
River in the said county, and known as Lock-
hart's Bridge, together with all the appurten-
ances to said property belonging or appertain-
ing.
NOTICE is therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the lst day of March,
A. D. 1861, at 2 o'clock p NJ, at the Court
House door in the village and county of Shasta,
will sell the above described property. at
Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash.
JOHN S. FOLLANSBEE,
FeD. 9Th, 1861. f9:td1 SHERIFF.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
GUARDIAN SALE.
In the matter Of the Estate Of Thomas Smith and
Samuel Smith, minors.
PROBATE CoURr, ! =
Gil ~ IS

PROBATE CoURT,
Shasta County. %
A ORDER having been made by the Pro-
A bate Court for Shasta county and State of
California, on the 18th day of February, A. D.
1861, for the sale of all the real estate in Shasta
county belonging to Thomas Smith and Samuel
Smith, minor heirs of Charles and Mary Z.
Smith, both deceased, NOTICE is therefore
hereby given that all the right, title and inter-
est of said minors in and to the following de-
scribed property, to wit: Situated on the east
side of the Sacramento river in Shasta county.
and beginning at a white oak tree, blazed on
four sides, standing forty rods south west from
the southwest corner of Quartz Hill, and seven
ty-four rods in a northwest course from the
forks of the roads reading from Waugh's and
Moody's ferries to Moody's ranch thence north
easterly one hundred and twenty eight rods, to
large pine tree, blazed on three sides; thence
in southeast course two hundred rods to a
forked white oak, blazed on two sides thence
in south-westerly course one hundred and
twenty-eight rods to large white oak, blazed
on two sides; thence in a north west course two
hundred rods to the place of beginning, con-
taining One Hundred and Sixty Acres more or
less; also, Two Cows belonging to said minors;
will be sold at Quartz Hill, on the premises, on
Saturday, the I'd day of March, 1861,
at II, NJ, at Public Auction, to the highest bid
der, for Cash.
GEORGE PARSONS,
Guardian.
By Fl. A. CuRTIss, Atty
Shasta, Feb 13, 1861 fI6:3t
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
Dissolution.

partnership heretofore existing under
Il the name and style of Seelig Il Levy, in
Shasta and at Red Bluffs, is dissolved by mutual
consent of the parties.
All persons who have claims against the firm
will please present them Immediately. Aad
those persons indebted to us will confer a favor
by settling up.
b Seelig is alone authorized to collect all
outstanding debts, and pay all debts against tho
hrm. SIMON SEELIG.
HENRY LEVY.
Shasta, Jan. 25,, 1861.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

bS- Senator Crttenden telesraphed to
North Carolina that the failure of his Compro-
mise resolutions to carry the result off the re-
fusial of six Southern Senators to vote. Where
upon the Marysville Democrat, truthfully says
If Southern Senators refuse the Crittenden
Compromise, on the final vote, they will be ex-
ecrated by their own countrymen. To vote
against that Compromise, now, is to be some
thing nearly akin to traitor.
And yet what will the passage of that Com
promise amount to, unless accepted and agreed
to by the Republicans Nothing-nothing.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

rSa. John McCassin was recently frozen to
death, says the Yreka Union, in attempting to
cross the mountain from Sawyer's Bar, Salmon
river, to Black Bear Gulch. From indications,
the unfortunate man had become bewildered,
and had travelled around large tree for several
hours, making we'll beaten trail. When found
he was lying just outside of the trail, with his
hands folded across his breast as though enjoy
ing pleasant sleep, which to him will know
no waking"
PUB. Docs.-Messrs. White, Logan, Powell
and burst have our thanks for favors
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

HsA- The Independent publishes an extract of
the crops have failed" consequently produc-
ing tightness in the money market, and pre-
faces the same with the intimaton that it will
give US an idea of one among the many evils
upon the country Thereupon the Independent
proceeds to talk about the explosion Of chimera!
If such thing were possible, what chimera
will be exploded? The old political chimera
that the principles of the opposite party will
cause failure in the crops? Lord bless you,
that chimera was exploded in the Log Cabin
days of lS40
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

BeA. Speaking of the secessionist leaders, the
Independent says: They desire no compromise,
for compromise would be their ruin" Well,
who can blame them then? Self.preseryation
is the first law of nature. However we may
condemn their course, we must admire their sa-
gacity in opposing all compromise, if " compro-
mise would be their ruin" We, however, be-
lieve that such compromise as will secure the
South in the peaceful enjoyment of her constitu-
tional rights, will prove the very salvation of
the secessionist leaders.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

.ohn Van Schaick and Henry CIou-h
VS.. w. G. West.
In the County Court in and for Shasta County,
State of California,
NOTICE is hereby given by the above named
IN plaintiffs, to all persons holding mechan-
les liens on certain honse of said defendant,
W. G. West, situate and being on the west side
of High street. in the town and county of Shasta,
and State of California, and bounded on the
northwest by premises owned and occupied by
Samuel Francis, and on the southeast by prem
ises owned and occupied by Phoebe Colburn, to
be and appear in the County Court in and for
said County of Shasta, at the Court House, in
said county, on the
4th day of March, A. ID. 1861,
being the regular term of said Court and then
and there exhibit the proof Of their said liens.
JAMES d. MIX,
f9:td Attorney for Plaintiffs.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
Dissolution.
FERRY NOTICE.

N OTicE is hereby given that we the under
1N signed. will apply to the Hon. Board of Su-
pervisors OF Shasta County, at their next regu-
lar meeting on the first Monday in May
next, or as soon thereafter as we can be heard
lor License to keep public Ferry across the
Sacramento river at the point heretofore known
as Hayeroft Il Lafferty's Ferry
JOSEPH W. ADAMS.
HENRY w. BRAGG.
January ~, 1861. jn26-fe9:3t
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

tag The harbor of San Francisco is to be
surveyed by Government officers, in order to as
certain the proper remedy for the filling in of
the same. Such survey would settle beyond all
question the propriety of bulkhead.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

stA-eur teiented young Senator made a
speech in the L. S. Senate, on the lst instant
He says the people of California "will ratify
any settlement which will satisfy the South y
that they will speak, vote, give their money
and fight for the Union, and "to maintain the
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

BG~Frank F. Fargo, Alameda, is candidate
for Register and Receiver at San Francisco
That accounts for Franks desire to rope our
Legislature into the very small business of play
ing the toady to Col Baker.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

p1r Ex-State Senator Bradley, of Calaveras,
and VIM. G. Ross, State Gaugsr, recently had
personal rencounter in the streets of San Fran
cisco. Neither hurt. They were formerly ar
dent friends
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
FORW WARDING AND COMMISSION.

VNHE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
4 tween the undersigned in carrying on the
Forwarding and Commission Business in Red
Bluff is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
p. l.. MINER.
SAML. JAYNES.
Red Bluff, Jan. 81, 1861.
The above business will be continued by the
undersigned at the Warehouse of the late firm of
Miner Jaynes. P. l.. MINER.
heo BUN, JAM Il, 1861. ju26:lm
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

Lucky.-Chas. Hosmer and two other Front
half-prize ticket in the Havana Lottery which
drew the high prize of 500, 900 of course they
will be entitled to but $50, 600.
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23

On IA resolution was recently offered by a
Republican in the Assembly, endorsing the late
message of President Buchanan, and didn't re-
the Assembly was eager to damn every man who
wouldn't endorse anything that old Buck thought
or done. How art the mighty fallen How true
it is that " the whirling of time brings around
its revengesn
The Shasta courier., 1861-02-23
From Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Friday, 22d Feb.
On the last ballot in Senatorial Caucus
there were but "a members, of whom l3 voted
for McDougal.