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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-11-07

0VuuU8VJAL AWU Law ukAuBu,
OMcs and Sales Room M. Webster Block.
100 MAIN DTRrET.
~st.ss.s~ .wswpAss vsss.
4. y. uunIrT. scsL cMoArs,
DURDITT 4 CH0ATE,
FLOUR. GRAIN AND PRODUCE,
cIXERlL COHxISSlOv HIlCnAXB,
sas MAIN sTRnnT.se
1Gosnx91AAO, Team.
Feb. ~. molly
.. Y. eNvvts, AsS. "a cArvssLL
GRIFFIN e. CAMPBELL,
wHoLnsALn oRocpRs.
GENERAL PRODUCE DEALERS,
COnuIsslox nI1CHAHTs.
Keep constantly on hand iull supp
Bacon, Pork, Lard and Flour.
f.lre suors, Wines, iiraniieu, cisar Etc
.isi .usSs assss. Dsssasr Dssah,
~ HYlpuID. TYHH
y 4 Ov T. =
TIN-wa = II HI
r HAVE nov on hasd, II ~ ssw and
! extensive store,
~. 9sA .uHtn ssrese, osssrtrs
CnioN Nsso olN0oeos Nsoo 13
.uN1oooU Soeeso oeoUeeo
.Wetn aod erosse 0os0,
a large lot II aii varieties n Stoves. Tin.
ware etc., including The celebrated
EXTENSION TOP CHAMPION.
Also q large lot Of wrought iron stoves,
Of oup own nsnufaesuse, al Of which will
b cole lev sn1 warranted 70 give saslsfae.
sion.
G. =. DlsR.
fsb2s.ly Memphis, orenn.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
|RA11SUloAO
Dxosoa1so - aeus - ne1ue.
o1oo - eoge.
Inv - slDw MONDAY, Jsss ), 1851,
IV srolos vill M sseulosiy 10 1lasdy
esatioH, wilhia ssvsA ntlse ef Grenade.
Stages REQ pseslaviy besvssa HARDY station
asd 0ssoads. Base shsosgh ssdueed "a
ol5o. -. - =. uOU0u.
jss.sf Gsssni sspesissssesss.
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vl5cu nAgGa, JgWELEas Ae.,
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ITAK.n = y y. = jslnese, 80
1 epvieOcas, Il nllo -. q rnsols,
~ s6N 1egDny - : oogeel, visA se11li
uasls, ~ q ~ - ~ go,
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= su1os slsas y ygnp ~, aQqgolos1 \
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= 4. HAMILTON,
m = siujuA ~.
Ioon1on Am 4oSnl,cn pAcRnn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-04
o, @omfortables beutl@es
y a IT. Mnb 6 . u8
31fm
j1tat Mttnueipta=&bdI.

6ort Strabe nabe bem @lodeubaus.
Qer unterseitntte erlaubt iidt biernit. bie auf.
mertlamfeit bes einbtimiidbem limb y anamSrt;".n mi %
oeatlden Yubltfum5 auf feiu nett nnS h.c;,-,.
e1nge1lgfetea Sat- unb &o(fbaus au Ieufen.
Sn cemelben finbet Der tpertbe 0aff bic olrer.
lDteuaolt@fe uno biQiene 8ebienuna. rfinl;des
Soe,s' g CUTE &ef. fur3 @Qes, mas in cher omifan-
o'9en g. SStrt9i@aft beanipru@t .uerben fann.
e2a1e S StaQun9 befnbet lia ebeufaQs beim 6ou5e.
... Dae S11eoen peg unteraei1neten 1T bic Mner-
tennuns berer, bic Jpn beebren. ~ W. ''''''
GbeDbDr r. nmr.
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Nf / II ne ptQ<6 Sans
BON gf. NDttnief efer

a0n Sf. Nptt9iefer,
Sae y oer G1'1tten unp @aba{bawz@tro6e,
5m!lgen rem @ourt-5aus unb 6. wof. Since
9aI.s a Meue eingeri9tet unb puultdnbia in alien
1taapen aus8eftattet, einf9l,e6ii& btr
0eFe" Sorfen Us ei inc unb 2tt6re
fit bic 8ar.
Ue aatel 1T ununterbro9en peritben nit allen
Nelltatsien ber @ailon. '''''' WV ~'"'''
%or per sS9sRe $500, per Sag rs Ste. Giu
nytteaea ner bIes a,s @e5ne 6e~taiet fir Dientaen,
'n% , IVY MoF ogne So9ta tpani@tn. =, ,Glinte
6atmer finben ba quite @faiIunne,1.
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Charles $enrp,
0eutl9er SSrte6en8rt6ter,
ct. MntbpnY, Minn.
Qbere @tabt.
c1ultu8 @eprait,

Juliu8 8eoreit,
1ffent1t@et Nptar,
sde ber @abibaao- nnb 6ten Strabt> eese"at'r
Der fran3Si. tatb. Stride
empfeblt f4 1einen beutl9en Mitbireern CUR
gnfertieuns unt 8eslaubieuns pon seri@t!i&en
Dptumenten unb l1rfunben, ais: Raufbriefen,
9ypotbeten (DeebS unb MortsageS), Mietbs-
unb @e59Gfts- @ontratten, Geltamenten, 1oQ-
ma9ten filr eas Snlanb unb Deutl4lanb, 1o&pie
GUT Beiureuns aQer in bas Netarfa@ etni9lassn-
ben @el6Gfte. 1b52.1O
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M6bre11em.

Sobu 9. @anborn. CHARLES 6. eunb.
@ambprn S &unb,
M6ppfate II 1n6 st E d. to-
Mnwdlte
ct. Waul, Winneipta.
Wrattiairen in allen @taats- -@eri@ten unb in
BEN Ber @taaten Ditritt- @eri@t.
9afob Main3er,
Deutl9er MoYotat, 9&utar & &anozMeent.
Offee: 5aYmarbs-8lod, 3te @trabe,
ct. Yaul, Mlinn.
Simonton S Malmros,
Deut16e MbDpfQ ten,
Dritte @tra6e,
eeaeniiber ber Banf ber Perren s. u. g. WiQtus,
ct. Yaul, Minnelota.
s. @. edmonton SScar 0ealmros.
Yraftiatren in aQem @taats- @eri@ten unb in
benz Ser. Staaten> >@eri9t
3, s 6. .. @ilRlan.
Mpyptaten unb &e9tSzMnwdlte>
emp1eblen f@ ibren perebrten beutl4en Mitbiir-
germ ais Ne9tsbeiRGnbe unb in's 8el1nbere gut
Musfertisuns Don llrtunbeu &C..
Office: uebsr Stiles Bu9-2aben, Dritte
Strabe, ct. paul.
Carl Nai5a1ant,
Sffentlt9er Nptar,
be(orst bic Musfertieung nnb BeSlaubisun9 aQer
geri@tli9en Dpturaente.
8elpnbere Mufmert1amf pirb benz 9fa919la-
gen unb Muflu9en BON 8efBtiteln eeribmet.
Offee in Der Gam Office ber 9erren 5. une
6. .. GafQan, 3. @trabe, aber 2ittle's Bu@'
Stpre.
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Y' WUVtItI1t
@blca9p &Q0ertier-SQlo1t
Don
ofnhrr (Eh SILL

@de Der @albin9tonz u. Dritten CTR.
o St: pauL Minn.
9tm 9etbrten publifum bic eratbenfte Mn,eioe
pap 10y Den nun ab ftets brreit bin. meincm ,ntr,
fgen galten NIT allen @orten Gspaorem ',oi ala
S9lnten une 3unee, @@wtiaer unb 0;n,bnrn.r a.r
S%ae. Sarotnes % unb marinirten 3drinaen II. alien
~es% a'as! SSarEen t IN meinem Salou aufauwarten.
..n yee9teeesn bate ieb itets eorrGtbie: MQe @sr-
ten 1e'ne S'queure, nor3iisli@e @iaaSreu unb
Selte6 2a9erbier.
20 S@~etne-JlBe tets an 5as>,
Sobn &6. Bedbt.
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ct. %anl, ARinnefoto, @an,ftaa, 4. ARai 1861

@err Sbr
Mbpnnement fir bic Mtn11.
@taatS5eitun9 1T nit 9frp.
6e8 ten Sabrgan96
abgelaufen.
SIRE &QGfQnDe betra9e1t
S Sbne Mn5ablu11g
fa111 Sbnen bic 5taat85ett<
11g nt6t ferner 5u9eien6et
1per6e1t. Die @rpe6tttp1t.
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8rittcr cSJabr9an9.
Die NlinneCota StaQtSaeitunQ

Die ]1linne (ota StaQts5eitun0
gde Der Dritten unb @abaibaw-
5trabe, eine Sreppe bo@,
.r1beint w14entli9 unp tofet swet Doll,
psr Sabr> in 0>orauSbe5ablun9.
@ina,!ue Nummern totem S Cents.
8eoin9unecn.
Mbouuireu taun man 3u irsenb elmer 3eit oes
,>obres; bod tDnnen bic benz Nbpnneutent Soran-
asbeuben Nummern nibt ua9gelanot merben.
Der 5ublcription5> >Sttrag tanr IN 9foten IT.
,cup eiuer QuteM Bant einge I9itt werben.
gGE Wenn @elp in resltrirten Brieten oer~
oren aebt, trasen mir peu 8erlult; bod n'dbt IN
unreailtrirten Briefeu.
MGe Mittbeilunsen, @'eoer u. I. No. ''no 3a
9ieutbcr S @Sel, Yut'ilbsra.
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,
A WEEKLY PAPER,
published by REU7 HER & Excl;
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
slacuten Der y a0finn. Staatsjeituns.
Wtiune|pta.
6ajtiuas uup Datpta 60. 3err 9epp9.
Nep -llm uno Brpmn County ST. Torlter,
g.. Weter uno 9(icpet @tY QD. @9immel,
81. 5t.Intbpny II. Mtinniapois> Srtb u. anoblau@,
CAREER ct. 8ult,
Wtanfato 8 RI YfaI.
5till pater uno Walbinston Gty 9b. @9eI1er,
9Binoua unp Winpna @ty 9r. Slider.
Beueplain Serr Trans y. 9eyoeriteot:
51r,bault, &ice g., 5srr @pttfrisb Jledenfe'".
Mem-Irier Derr @ueen Sbein.
Neabs Gambling, 8. Ouerre.
Jeb Bing, 5err Sobn 5rerri9'
QBabalbaw, @eor9 5uber.
Ga Gro1e, 9err 5eil.. ,
Sui1alo GitY, @isc. 5r. @huttlsr.
,ypuutain City, @iss. Or. Spubr.
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@H 9tlltptotrt Saloon,
.n;ix.. m =, .Orttte CITRATE,
'~''~en sSalbtn9ton- unb 6rantliu @truse.
0;.;t t: paul. --- Minne5ota.
-. D!eler Salon 1T auf bas Mobernffe eino.r;h.
49,, t'rsst ets @stranfe, bat nets cine Muspabl
Ssm GMasS%attteen Ms 3eitunesn aufieeen unb aep6brt
unb Bergen. '"''s'@'Aa 9ea 0'as
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Or. @pCenf,

Or. @p(enf,
prattilGer MHt. @eburtsbelfer uno
Sperateur,
sepabrt ar3tli9en 8eifanb fir alle 9rantbeiten
oes n11nnlt3en unb tpeibli9en @el@le@ts unb
pcrlpribt bel umli9tieer 8ebanblun8 ni&t nur bic
0ermDeensperbdltni0e Mruer gu berldF@tteen,
loubern aud nur na@ ooQtomm:ner 9etlung 9o-
norar gu perlangen.
MiliNen3 bel Gntbinbuneen na@ l1mitanben BON
50 90 aufwdrts.
Offce: Gfe Der Minnelota> unp Dritten ctr.
NeIbena: Gprtfra6e. Ill
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~St. &ontS Gr6an9e,~ q
CfrIber Dafotaz6pu1e).

sus Der 6ort= u. 8 t: Mutpuy11a6e,
efeeniber benz rqBinslomboule."
unter3et@neter empfebt biermtt ieineu Greuu,
uen n1o Dem Serebrten Yublitum Minuelota's 9 ieiu
"eSse M eequen1 e1n9ertebtetes GAIT uub &oRbaus.
m %t.lenoe, lotU'e Soarbers fnben quite Bemirtb-
;ahs, as am: %1so es metn eifrises 8eRrebeu fein,
''D9n G;u.a a.'g oee1renoen 3ufrieeen 3u fttQen.
6enrh Z n nnrr
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Nftl@pautte &a9erbter=6aQe,
Ste Strabe S'pil&en @abalbaw u. @ipar,
upn
Noeed u. @anfe.
Bier ifsts pom befen inn Marft.
*alte @peiien ieber Art unb alle feiu.
2Sarne @etraufe ua@ ber &eael Der auna
Ales. tuas bas !5era beaebrt ,pirb oemSh,t
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S>ortb= Sefter1:a6ofel.
sae Der Nobert< uno 6lnften @tra6eu
..i.S g.lee 9e1anmt9e, NIT luftisen 3inmern pobl-
n.t!sy.n. uno IN 1eeer Se5iebuns comfortable etu.
@1nt oes publifums betens tmpfeblen BON :
20 Sui. @rpB, GiaentbImer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-04

3met @l18 8ter fir 5 @ent9
tn Rem ueueinseri@teten Gallon BON
ox: Sottfrieb GlbeI.
= 1111e StraBe, 9e9eniter Srpine6. Dale.
ct. pauI, Minnelcta.
n MIueee5e!dnette Bier famOie &iearreu. iopie
t9!te Speten balte id ffets an 9anb uub an outer
1eotenune pirb es niemals ftblen. ~.
@ottfrteb G[beI
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@pfel 6aber,
6ortz Strabe> se9enQber per alteu
"S&mei3erz6eimatb".
unter3e'e1nster empfeblt biermit itineu alten
Srsuneen IN @inneiota unb bem wublifum I'm
M9eemetnen iein neuerSdnttes bequem unb 's nebn.
"p s'neeri$tetes @aft- nnb &uRbous. - ''
... &eeeentli& g. etrtebrenee, wie bier anfalaoe
~:uge 9afe fneen In neinem 9auie aute Be-
lpriiebe. "'' 0'''v''" '""'
CUTE Stalluns befneet fet bei'm 9auf.
YauIHaber.
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- - = - - :
sassG>& 4a4<&4 2!4s tG21 &G2 1H4 ,H4i
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observation-disclosures.

0uIgtn9tDM<9QW8,
ceutl9eS @at unp Boarbino 6ous
m BON Neter @af,
Sf. Mntbonp ltra6e, nabe beu ,gDiuslom.
9oule"
Oae nsSatbineten- 5aus" bitiet Roaadnaern
y ono 8elesentlt4 @infebrenben an eomfertabl.m
Se9te uno tpoblbeieBter Eafel Maes, tuas BON ei-
"en1 9aten !oau,e erpartet mirb. y. @a6.
70 @ute StauunQen bei'm 6Qu1t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-04

VeprA G5ruber,
&a9erbter @alpn,
S,e1te @trabe, binter benz rgDinslop- 6auft,.
Seoem Vforaen BON go l1br Qund
"come il faut''
ct. WduI
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Nr. 145..
@a1tbdufer un6 @QlDn8,

axn. &oui6 Nidau,
03a"111ntraBe, 3ptf@en ber 4teu unb Stem CTR
St. paul Minnelota.
@ate Stalluneen fnb bei'm 6auft.
unb Nem <lllm. $''''
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Mobre0en.
s.. y. minbeu,
Mr6ttect II. @iDil Sn9enteur.
Sffce: ty-Engineers-Othce,
Gren9 Blod, 3te @trabe,
9ntnt Yaul> Wtnn.

e1afpb 8prf II. 8ruber,
Sfe Der Se95ten unp Waba1bamtraBe
ct. Yaul>
n,pReblt f9 benz Yublitum nit tdslid frii@ &C.
bufenem Brpb unb Ru1en.
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THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,

A WEEKLY PAPER,
published by REU7 HER e. E4EL;
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Price $500 per year.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23
Buckeye Correspondence.

DEAR COURIER Il take the liberty OF
sending you few sketches from the Buck
eye mines.
These mines are paying better this winter
than ever. Hanlon took out Is ounces In
three days rum Modes claim pays Sl5
day to the hand. Gillespie's claim pays S2O
per day to the hand. The miners are all
doing we'll this winter, although the water
is getting scarce at present. Some are lay
ing by waiting for it to rain again-and a
good time they have betting off their dust and
drinking whisky. Those who have no dust
fill their purses with shot and black sand and
bet that, occasionally.
Speaking of whisky puts me in mind OF our
new bar keep on Sand Flat. Friend Jack
called the other day at the grocery, and dcalled
for gin cocktail keep. looks puzzled
and says, " / declare don't believe there are
any eggs in the house." Jack, having
taste for good things, directed him to look
under the bar, where, luckily, he found
few. Then, setting out liquors, sugar, eggs
and pepper sauce, says he, Gentlemen, help
yourselves-I don't know how to fix the
darned stuff -
We had preaching here this evening. After
service contribution was taken up for the
benefit of the church. The boys all contrib
uted very freely-one gentleman generously
contributed very large Canadian copper
cent
One Megan had an encounter with four
Indians last night as he was at .,r. at ii.is
sluices One of the Indians said to him.
You whipped me once" and drew his bow.
Instantly Megan Knocked him down with his
shovel, when the other three Indians came
at him. Megan fought them until he broke
his shovel, when he retreated. He thinks he
killed one of them, as they were seen to car
nv one of their number off.
MAN ABOUT BUcKEYErowN.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23
United states Senator Elected.

On Thursday last our Legislature elected
Gen. James A. McDougall, of San Francis
60 to succeed DIR. Gwin as United Senator
from this State, for full term of six years.
Well, Gen. McDougall was not our first
choice. nor the first choice of the Democracy
of this county. Nevertheless, our people
will be content with the result. They would
have preferred the election of any Democrat,
rather than permit the election to go over to
another session. Gen. McDougall is sound
Union man.
1t is to be regretted that the Democracy
could not stop their insane quarrels and con-
temptible chickering's long enough to elect a
Senator, Independent of Republican aid. The
Breckinridge men, if they had not acted
factiously, might have selected from among
the Douglas candidates the successful man.
Instead of doing this, however, by their own
incompetency and lack of brains and leader
ship, they threw this power into the hands of
the Republicans. After such evidence of the
want principle or lack of sense on the part
of the Breckinridge leaders, Douglas men
will feel but little desire to combine with
them. Sensible men generally don't very
earnestly desire to go about with milestone
hanging around their necks.
McDougall received tifty-six votes, on the
successful ballot.
On Tuesday night the Breckinridge and
~ NJ n
caucus and nominated John nugget, who
doubtless received the greater portion of the
votes not cast for McDougall.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23
District COurt.-March Term, 1861.
Hon. w.P. DA1scERr1ErD, Judge.

James Loag ct al. NJ. T. Brennan ct al. The
trial of this has occupied the time of the Court
nearly week. The jury, after deiberation of
nearly "a hours, failing to agree upon verdict.
were discharged, and a venire rendered for fresh
jury, returnable on Monday next
James Loag ct al. We. ]. Popcjoy ct al.-Now in
process of trial.
E. B. Taylor VS.. C. NJ. McKinney.-Fhis case is
set for trial on Thursday, April 4th.
The following persons were admitted to citizen
ship Patrick Finn, Michael Corriran. Timothy
Kirby and Michael Crowley.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

SOLD OUT.-Gus. Grotefend has disposed of
his grocery store to Messrs. Getleson & Pest
ner, who contemplate doing very extensive
business.
We part with Gus. Grotcfend, as one of
our traders, with regret He is one of our
oldest citizens-a man of true friendship, of
noble impulses, of heart as kind as child s
Notwithstanding he always will show his
stubborn Dutch blood every time we endeavor
to enhghten him about that culvert on High
street.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

An opposition steamer the g McClelland, "
was at the Bluffs on last Tuesday. The
Beacon says she has reduced the price OF
freight to ten dollars per ton from San Fran
cisco and passage to five dollars to Sacra-
mento, and six to San Francisco. The prob
ability is, continues the Beacon, that the
Cal. S. N. Co. will make still greater re-
duction
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

DEATH AFTER AMPUTATIoN.-OnW Wednes-
day last Drs Gutman and Bates amputated
a leg of Mr.. Jacob Hessig, of Horsetown,
who died in one hour after the operation. The
bone of the leg was almost entirely decayed.
Mr.. Hessig was native of Switzerland, aged
81 years, and leaves wife and three chill
dren at Arbuckle. His remains were imme-
diately taken in charge by members of the
Masonic fraternity, and brought to Shasta
for interment on yesterday. Mr.. Hessig was
at one time member of the Washington
Quartz Mining Company. French Gulch.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

MODERN PHILANTHRoPY-Tha of the Ne
gropholist stripe is this: Making 8 Winter
Clothing" for Negroes in Congo, where there
is no winter and negroes wear no clothes.
Groaning over the sufferings of Southern
slaves. who are almost universally well-fed,
wellcared for, fat, saucy, merry, happy
and contented, and at the same time permit
ting thousands of white men and women,
and their unhappy little ones, to suffer for
the actual food necessary to sustain life, and
spurning from their doors as "a wretched
little imposter, some half famished child of
want who, with misery toned voice, poverty
pinched face and illy-clad form, trembling
with cold and hunger, heseeches crust of
bread to quiet the cravings of hunger, or
castaway garment to save from freezing.
For such philanthropists, if there is justice
in Heaven, there is reserved in nethermost
hell a corner heated, if possible, ten thous-
and times hotter than white heat.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

New SToRE.-The numerous friends Of
Peter Cohen will observe that he has again
established himself in the clothing business
principally gentlemens' furnishing goods
and invites his old friends and customers,
if they want bargains, to call and examine
his goods.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

Gov. WELLER, American Minister to Mex
leo, has had his first official interview with
the President of that Republic. By-the-by,
cur old acquaintance, Maj. Gillespie, is the
Minister'S private secretary, and doubtless
carries himself straighter and sitter than
lightning rod.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

FLAT CREEK.-A friend informs us that
there are about one hundred miners working
on and about Flat Creek, who are realizing
good wages-about FIVE dollars per day to
the hand
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

A BALL.-on Monday evening last ball
was given in Horsetown, for the benefit of
Patrick Mahoney-who has been laid up all
winter with sore leg-which realized about
$500.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23
Monday, the Ist day of April, 1861,
WAR WITH RHEUMATISM.
Jp with the Banner of the Prophet

Joyes bottled woes Pandora gave to man,
But all are healed by this triumphant plan;
Diseases vanish and leave no trace,
And pale Rheumatics wear John Falstaff' face.
TVHOUSANDS OF VICTIMS HAVE BOWED
submissively to thy iron mandate, Rheu-
maties But now stay thy hand, thou DESTROYING
pestilence, for l bring relief.
Rheumatism for long time has clothed with
mourning drapery the nations of the earth, and
caused distressed and groaning world to hang its
head in weeping, but there is time for every bur
pose, and that good and appointed time has come
when the Elixer of Life is offered to an afflicted
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

FoR the first time during the incoming of
the present month we have this week had
clustering March weather. From indica-
tions the old saw come in like lamb, 90
out like lion" is likely to be realized this
year.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

RIsINc.-The Board of Supervisors have
appointed James L. Hart, of the Argus, to
fill the unexpired term of G. II. Brooks as a
Justice of Clear Greek township. Unless our
contemporary destroys very large amount of
lager he will never acquire the proper pro-
portions of an old style magistrate.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

and SC, and Mouth of Canon Creek, So and
So so.
The above schedule does not apply to Yre-
ka until after the Goth of September next.
Ok teams may take freight to Shasta, for
one eighth of cent less per pound than the
above schedule of prices; and to Weaver
vile for one-fourth of a cent less; and to
Yreka for one half cent less per pound
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23
Marriod-

AT Millville, on the 10th inst, by Rev. Mr. 10
kun, Mr.. WIN. B. kENM, of South Cow Creek, to
Miss JERusHA Z. HILL, of Millville.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

DAN GELwIcKs, of the Moutain DEM
ocrat," is married. Glad of it. Hope it
will agree with Dan. Hope wife will
serve to smooth off that wrinkled front of
grim visaged war;" which he has worn so
long. He can't help hereafter being amia-
ble Ere a twelve month passes may little
laughing, growing Dan dangle upon your
knee, Dan, and may he, like his daddy, be
fat and plump and handsome.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

THE Solano Herald, in a very funny arti
Gle in reply to our structures upon foolish
comparison made in the S. F. Call between
the wealth of New York and the Southern
Confederacy, in which it omitted the tvo
thousand millions of negro property in the
latter-calls the free population of New York
property, and estimates its value at 50 900 per
head. The Solano Herald is too smart to
live long. Precocious children, it is proven
bial, die early. And even if it does not die
of too much smartness, it will certainly kill
itself laughing at its own wit. Please don't
write as funny as YOU can.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23
John Kantner

Wishes to be distinctly understood, that his great
remedy cures the worst cases of Rheumatism,
Cramps, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Old Sores. Burns,
Scalds, Chilblains, Pains in the Back OF Sides,
Toothache, Neuralgia, &C., &c.
A Word to Livery Men 4 Stable Keepers
You should never be without this valuable arti-
Gle, in duty to your stock, for in of Sprans
or accidents of any kind, it has no equal.
Manufactured and sold by
JOHN KANTNER,
Shasta County.
Shasta, March 1, 1851. mro
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23
Estate Of George Wehrly, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ dersigned, administrator of the above named
estate. to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased. to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the publication of this notice. to the under
signed at his residence on Little Cow Creek
PETER WEHRLY, Administrator.
March %. 1861 mr23:4t
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter of the Petition of ID. C. john
son, Administrator Ofthe Estate of James
Douglas, deceased.
In the Probate Court of the County Of Shasta, State
of California,
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-On our first page
we print letter fom the Pineries, one from
Dog Creek, and two from Texas Springs.
1.-Two old Bachelors will appear next week.
When Ivan's" letter reached us we had
but column and half at our disposal,
owing to the length of the Inaugural Mess
age and the Pony's news. As Ivan's"
letter would occupy at least two columns, of
course we can't find room for it. By -the-by,
we don't have much cofdence in opposition
steamboats,. The McClelland'' will prob
ably run just long enough to be bought off
by the Cal. St. Nav Co. Such has been the
history of all previous opposition boats
However, VIC may next week give portion
ef our correspondence views, although a
column puff of the opposition is more than
We can stand.
The Shasta courier., 1861-03-23
All Of them will Ravel.

They use more than TWICE the amount of thread
They form the under side of the fabric cord
which soon wears of and the sewing gives way
This Is very Objectionable fine goods. No tailor
manufacturer (eKcept for bags) will buy chain-
stitch machine. Do not be humbugged by Fair"
() Premiums,
j. H. DUNNELL, Agent,
mrl6:5m 139 Montgomery street.