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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-06
WILLIAM Il. SHERMAN.
Eayneviile Lowndes CO., kia.,
0tS

0EO REWAkD.-l.stI my residences on
Ds)V franklin street, between 7th and 6th,
On Saturday, 10th instant, my negro man
RALPH. The above reward will b. paid for
his arrest and delivery to me-, or placed In any
jail 20 that can get him. He il about feet
10 or IL inches high, light mt latto, hi gh cheek
bones, and q full suit Of nearly straight hair,
cut closely.
my l9-l2t* A. l.. Elicit.
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LII. ELW u L. HAkKINR,
ie 2-10t* &c b Vlrgi ria Re- gimsEt.

FAiAM Or 2s6 AUkEs. IN
v CHESTERFIELD 90, ON SWIFT
CREEK, : MILES FROM POWHATAN
DEPOT, FOR SALE.-We ere An horixed +,
cell the Farm !, Gated above, now ia tia occu
psncy Of Mr. David d. GoOde. 1t cor tAins z83
acres, of which about two.&bt-ds arc clesrs6, em
bracng about $50 acres Of Are Swift creek low
grounds. There Is On the p ace excellent awei!
ing, containing 70 pms and tbs usual out but d.
.ngs. Possession CIV On IL shs fall, carrier il
the growing crops srs pal for Fog further partIcr
lars amply 20
nv 9l-at 4t)DnIN 4 APp2RS0N.
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GODDIN l. APPGRSON.
go ACRES OF PkINUE EDWAkI
IL LAND FOR EALE-OwuiuR MOI,

40 ACRES OF PRIME EDWAkD
tx Lam FOR BALE.-Ownipg more
land tnsn csn mako profitable, for want Of h
borsrs offer for aaemy tract, called wakefield"
lying on the wat'rs Of Little Mott way, In the
county Of Prince edward and containing by re-
cent survey 7ia acres. The above land Il within
II miles of Prices Depo:, on tbs Richmond ard
Dacville Railroad. The situation a Peasant one,
with adweilng OF six rooms; good double kitchen !;
meat touse; a new stable; good grsnary; new
corn hose; garden; With good framed building Of
ave rooms ~ ovorseers housc; Eve tobacco houses ;
. gooi corn mill within half mile Of tho dwelling.
On said land there Is about 10 acres VI creek fat,
one hunared and ffty ecrez Of forest land por.
ton In fine GROWTH and the residue In good col d;
ton for cultivation, we'll set in clover and herds.
ersss-the whole farm teng q gentle southern
exposure we'll adapted to the growth Of herdsgra.s
and clever On said land there are two 10 Cd or
chArds. The undersigned Is willing to give inms-
diste possession, and will also soil the crop, stock.
plantation utensils, &c and hire tho bands now en-
the farm for the balances Of the year. Auy one do
string TO purchase, will do we'll to apply to tho I'M.
dsrsigued. b. b. S.OrT,
Green Bay Post Once,
Richmopd and Danvilla y. Il
Or TO NADDux Co., Gary ltres.. near shoctoe
Warehouse. nv 29-6te
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w U2s - DhVlDoOND ~
Harvey, Armiste4d l. Wiilams's.
NV r3-l2t&

NAN RIVER LAND FOR SALk-67Sl
acres Of LAND. bslor ging to the estate
Of John Edwards, decd. IL offered for sale In
halifax county, Va. This land has two
Dwellings, with other necessary trildings.
gardens, &c. The plantation is divided into
low ground s and upland, Of excellent q u, iity.
The numbered portion Is also excellent. The
whole il we'll Watered with good springs, on
veIAsnt to every part The terms will be ac-
coInmodatinE. Persons wishing 70 see the
land will please apply to the ST. bscriber, To-
Gated near News Ferry Depot, Richmond nd
Uanville Railroad.
WILLIAM EDWARDS,
mY2E1mk Executor
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DANkO - NV a LII NOT H..
UFs i.n ~ II AAukY . Co.,
Mouth ,rpss Main and In 0ee.
V>HN MOTIFS OF THA CORPORATION OF
IL FkBD8RIK0BUR0 will Hss b gedoened
% ~ q ratss HERETOFORE charged.
my It's r d. MAlYRY & 90.
OFFIOR OF BRANOH BANK OF TIN }
OLD DOMINIQH AT2
FLOYD COURT HOUSE. VA, May 20, 1e6a.
accordance with q resolution adopted by the
Il Board Of Directors, I have removed the assets.
books, papers. 30 connected with tho Branch
Bank OF the Old DomiDio1, 1t PearisbuTg, to this
p'ace. ana opened An cfn,s for the transaction Of
oustneM n tho same manner a II has been done 81
lts said Office Ut Pearisbur2. All persnrs having
notes maturing will please attend TO Thorn at the
Bank In this place.
my 2t-Im VIM n VARS, Cashier.
The Notes lssued by the Uorpor alton Of
FrsdsricksbuYg will be redeemed by M Mt
discount of ten per cent.
X. H. MAUKY l. CO.,
Once south corner Main and IL Ii sts.
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NIOTlCE.-RanaWay from ne supACrlbcr,
~ near Dayton. MarsuEo county, Ala, my
dining room servant, JAMES, sometimes call
ing himself James Clarke. a bright mulatto,
about twenty five ysars OF age, slightly bow.
legged was raised In Richmond, Va by a
Mr.. TOtsy. His parents still live there
James was In the army last summer at Win.
chester. A reasonable reward will be paid
for bis apprehension and confinement in Jail
10 that get him again.
my l0-lm~ EDWARD BAPTIST.
pOE REV ARD-EAnaway from my
OH store, on TuesdG morning, 18th In.
stapt, my negro Boy. LEWIS WASHING
TON. He IL bright IN ulntto, thick set, about
feet high, Is years old; had on when last
seen brown sack coat, Drown pants, and
military cap. The above rev ard will DO paid
for h:s delivery 70 ms.
s. y. UOTTRELL,
ap3 -6 No l29 Main street.
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II ARDWANk.-
III Patent Balances,
Mil and Gross cut Saws,
Roller Buckles,
wagon Hamss,
Scyths Blades,
Grain cradles,
Mill 6nw Files,
Wrought and Out Nails,
Finishln8 Nails,
Ooil Chain, q and i.inch,)
Mill Screws,
For sale by OLARKSON l. CO.,
Api4 No. los Maiu atrset.
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q . Z
fsrsoa' Wishing 70 visit Tia
49, AiaEI.IA STRINGS
sa.i 40 80 With sHfsly. Tha Surgeon Usnsra.
""4 ". ~ a.nsd no. 10 p-sss tka .e.diaEs.
o'y |"~tm h. 4. h y. Ii. Nis.ISsJk.
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THEAP GOODS Oh ZAP GOODS -
~ Wholesale and Retail, at EZEKIEL'S,
IL Main strsst.-6,000 yards splendid Lawns
and Organdios; 2,0s0 yards black and black
and white Organdies; 10000 yards S.4 and
"A Calicoes; 5000 yards AZ Bleached Cotton;
5000 yards black. figured Alpaca; 5000 yds.
BereGes, all styles: 10000 yards Psntaioon
ticles in tho Dry Goods Hne-an Of which
will be sold at prices to suit the times. Coun.
try merchants, housskeepers, and others, will
md 1t to their great advantage to call and
examine my goods before purch asiog else.
whore. For really goo1 bargains cali at
EZEKIEL'S, Al Main street,
mn 10 Mailert's old stand.
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Travellers will bear In mind, that hey .rr
quired 20 show . Pass, FROM the lovsruo, q
some other authorized person, before they can
leave the oity by this road.
fe II y. II. GILL. Gan. srpy
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GODS FROM AUCTION oa-LtS.-We
II are now opening, just rsceved if;m
s.xes; do, open worked, do Boya t%ovu
and mixed Half Hose; Hens do. Hal; Htse;
Mems LiSls do; Msh's striped DIP; .arcn
Napkins; SILK Handkerchisis; Mech Tia;
Irish Linens; Thread lace; Love VsF,
sUparior blaok English Grape; Miss sif
Ladies' Lisle 4Ioves; Llnsn Tape; eelts
Calnbrics; Swiss and Brocade Snsls;
Drap d'Ets; 6-4 black Nousiains; superior
black Bombaxins; very handsome olsos
Silks, &C, &c. min
ap9 CHILES l. CHEkER.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04
sherif's Sale.

John Mischler VS.. j. w. Romer M. C..
Luney.
In the District Court of the 9th Judicial District
of the State of California. in and for the county
of Shasta.
VATHEREAS. by IN erder Of sale, issued out o
w the Court aforesaid, on the I'd day of Janua-
ry, A. D. 1862, on decree of foreclosure rendered
therein at the juno term of the said Court in the
above entitled cause it is ordered that sell the
premises and property described follows, to wit:
All those two certain lots parcels of ground
situate on the southwest side of the Main or prn-
cpal street of the town of Horsetown county of
Shasta and State of California, between the house
and lot owned by Peter Cohn on the north west
and the house and lot of ]. F. Brown on the south
east, being rs feet front on Main street, and ex-
tonding back south westerly, at right giles with
said street. 60 feet, and having erected there
on and owned by said defendants. two brick build
ings known Romer Luny's Brick Buildings ::
also the undivided three-fonrths part of all that
certain water ditch, dam and fumes situate in the
said county of Shasta, known Romer 4 Luny's
Water Ditch, &C., taking the water of the North
Fork of Cottonwood creek the north side there
Of about 200 feet above the dam of Linn Wbee
| locks ditch, and carry the to mining lands
in the vicinity of Jaynesve, together with all the
branch bitches connected Herewith, or so much of
said property as may be necessary to satisfy the
the amounts of principal, interest costs and accru-
| ing COSTS &c.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that on
Friday, the 24th day af January, Is62.
at o'clock, P. NJ, at the Court House door, in
the village and county of Shasta, 1 will sell the
above described property, at public auction to the
| highest bidder, for cash,
j. S. FOLLANSBEE,
jn4:td Sheriff.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

GONE BELow.-Hon. George Woodman,
Representative from this county in the State
Assembly, left this place on Wednesday the
first instant for Sacramento. Senator
Shurtleff left on the following day for the
same destination, to take his seat in the
State Senate, from the District composed of
the counties of Shasta and Trinity. These
gentlemen have the full confidence; of their
constituents, and will represent the interests
aid wishes of the people who have sent
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04
SUICIDE OF CAPT. w. D. FA1R.-The Bul

SUICIDE OF CAPT. w. D. FAIR.-The Bul.
letin of the 9th instant, gives the intelli-
gence of the suicide of Capt. W. D. Fair, re-
Francisco at four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day. He blew out his brains with a
pistol ball. Capt. Fair was well known in
this part of the State, and we are informed
that he was married in this town. In 1856
he was in the State Senate from the San
Jose District Domestic difficulties are
given as the cause of this unfortunate act.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

CRAwFIsHED.-S. Wormser, of one of the
richest firms in Sacramento, subscribed $500
to the relief fund in that city, soon after the
great flood. Next day he thought that it was
bad investment, and reduced his subscrip-
ton to SlOO. This Wormser firm has made
an immense fortune in Sacramento city, in
speculating in the bonds of the State and that
county. The ineffable meanness of the act
recorded above, gives correct idea of Mr..
Shylock Wormser.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04
Notice..

i S hereby given that Chas Camden, assignee of
Il Wm. S. Lowden and associates in the same mat
ter, and the other parties undersigned have assoc-
atcd themselves together for the purpose of con-
structing Turnpike Road from the Tower House
to the -Four Mile House, in Shasta county State of
California, and that the parties will meet at tho
Tower House on Saturday, the 18th January, 1862,
for the purposs CT preliminary organization under
the laws of this State in such provided.
Chas. Camden. Wm. Magee.
Edmund Hindman. Grant /. Taggart
VIM. Mckeag. Joseph Chitwood.
John F. Camden. S. w. Clark.
James Bushee.
Tower House, 9th Dac 1861 DDS
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

IMPoRrANT.-Jenkins informs gratifed
public that Mrs. Lincoln is in that interest
ing condition that women swho love thei1
lords" always like to be. This being New
Year, and we feeling uneommonly comfort
able, we congratulate this excellent lady,
and that ''tyranical old despot," her hus-
band, and everybody else, inclusive of the
day we celebrate. and any other man, over
this pleasing intelligence The offspring
will be descended from, mas and high men.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04


PREPARATIONS FOR THE " FORWARD MOVE
NENT" DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI.
We learn that Generals Grant and McCler
nand are now vigorously at work at Cairo,
getting ready for the important expedition
down the river. They are up early ard late,
and straining every nerve IN forwarding the
work of preparation.
The expedition is rapidly organizing. II
will consist of feet of eleven gunboats,
mounting over hundred heavy guns, thirty
eight floating batteries of a sixty -four Colum-
biad each, and twenty eight river steamers.
There are already one hundred and sixty
four pieces of cannon at Cairo, none of which
are less than thirty-two Founders, and over
hundred tons of ammunition have arrived,
and more is still arriving.
The military part of the expedition will il
is believed be under the general command Of
Major General IIalleck, who is now organic
ing his grand army at St. Lousi, which
will be joined by the columns under Gen.
Grant, at Cairo, and that of Gen. Smith, at
Paducah.
The naval part of the expedition will be
under the command of Commodore Foote,
who is now experimenting the construction
and armament of the new gun-boats. There
will probably be between 50, 900 and 100, ,000
men in the expedition.
We know nothing as to the exact time
when the expedition will start, nor as to its
destination-nor would it be proper to state
these facts and we publish the above facts
only because they are generally known to all
the people in and around Cairo, and no con-
cealment is apparently attemted to be made
Chicago Erening Journal, NoremJer 25th.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

SACRAMENTO CITf.-The people of the
State of California deeply sympathize with
the Sacramentans, in relation to the unto.
ward disasters with which they have been
afflicted, and which to people less encrreti,
than they are known to be, would be abso
lutely crushing. The city can be saved from
f ture inundations. and it is the fixed OF inior
of their neighbers that it will be done thor
on rhlY and at once.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

The PUBLIC SENTIMENT issCANaBA.-G
tlemen of the highest position and character
who are. now in Washington from. Canada
state that the public sentiment in those PROV
inces does not at all justify the hasty edito-
rial comments of the Canadian press upon
the arrest of Slidell and Mason. The great
masses of the people Of Canada are earnest.
ly with the Government of the United States
upon this important question. When the
trial comes, If it ever does come, this state
ment will be verified as great fact in bis.
tory
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

BIDS FOR MAIL SERvIcE-Thc Postmaster
General of the United States advertises for
bids for carrying the mail in this county for
the next four years, commencing the first
day, Of July next. The following proposals
are submitted;
81 No. II, ,S39-From Shasta by Whisky
Greek. aud Lewiston, 46 miles and back, tri-
weekly. ~
Leave Shasta Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at 8 A. NJ.
Arrive at Weaveryille by P. NJ:
leave Weaverville Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at A. NJ:
Arrive at Shasta by P. M.
=. No II, ,S40-From Shasta, by Murphy, to
Carson Valley, in Utah, once month and
back. Bidders to state distance and sche-
dule of arrivals and Departures
No: IA, ,S4l-From Shasta, by Laporte, to
Quincy, and back, once in two weeks. Bid
ders to state distance and schedule of arri-
walls and departures.
/; Proposals for trips ending at Laporte are
invited
NO. IA, S42-From Shasta, by Churntown,
Dog Creek, Portuguese Flat, Soda Springs,
and Bummerville, to Yreka, lis miles and
back, once fortnight.
4 heave Shasta every other Wednesday at
A. NJ.
Arrive at Yreka next Friday by p NJ.
Leave Yreka every other Wednesday at !
Al. NJ.
I Arrive at Shasta next Friday by P NJ.
Bids to run by way of keiters and Ste
phcns miles less distance, will be consider.
! I'd.
All bids are to be on file by the first Of
| April.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

SHAsTA.---U Under the head of ''births,
the reader will see, in this paper, that Shas-
ia county opens out rather fresh in the New
Year. As a Christian people, we Il. e. the
citizens of Shasta) deem it our duty to be as
fruitful" as possible and multiply" un
commonly. Shasta makes pretty start in
the way of twins and "thrins," and if any
body thinks she can be beat, he can break this
"concern.'
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

To BE HuSG.-Thomas- Noll, accused of
the crime of murder, in Trinity county.
plead guilty to the charge before the District
Court IN that county, and was sentenced to
be hung on the Slst day of January. by
Judge Dainger6eld. This is the first instance
IN good many years where a man has
plead guilty to charge of this sort.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

REDEMPTION FUND.-There is now in this
fund the sum of SO ,045, and will probably be
increased to S4, 900 by the time the Board of
Supervisors meet-on the first Monday in
February. This will pay off very consider
able portion of the county debt.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

PRoBArE CLERK-The contest between
John Anderson, County Clerk, and Jerry
Durick, County Auditor, as to who should
exercise the functions of Clerk of the Pro-
bate Court, was, on petition for mandamus,
decided by Judge Daingerfeld, on Thursday,
in favor of Mr. Anderson.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

BAD AccIDENr.-Mr. Tim Driscoll, a
well-known citizen, while mining on New
Years Day, on Rock creek, about two miles
from this place, had his left leg broken by
the eaving of a bank. We are sorry to hear
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

MIKE BRAsSIcAs. This Individual,
whose name is familiar to the people of this
State in variety of discreditable copnec.
tons, has been released from prison on
5000 bail, where he was incarcerated on .
charge Of larceny, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

The MAILs.-We have been so shut of
fir, m mail facilities in the last few weeks that
it is an impossibility to present our readers
with any of the leading items of news which
are ahaat. no doubt somewhere.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04
First Monday of March. A. ID. 1862.
WM. P. DAINGERFIELD,
District Judge.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
County of Shasta.
In pursuance Of the order of the District Judge,
OF which the foregoing is true copy give notice
to the Creditors of the said L. G. Chapman to be
and appear before said Judge. in open Court at the
time and place as above stated in said order.
Attest: JOHN ANDERSON Clerk
BY JAMES KEEN, Deputy.
Shasta, Dec. 90, 1851.
Isaac BAGGs, Atty for Petitioner d2s
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

The LATE FLooD-The Sacramento river,
at the Capitol, was two inches higher on the
2Sth of December last, than it had ever been
known to be-
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

CAPTAIN BRooKs.-Tbis officer. in com
mand OF company raised in Trinity eoun.
W and now attached to Col. Forman's reri.
."eh', was set upon by crowd of rowdies in
san francisco, on the 10Th instant, and yery
severely beaten.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

REBELS REcRuIrINc.-A correspondent of
the Alta, writing under a recent date from
the lower part of the State. mentions the fact
that recruiting for the rebel ranks is known
10 be going on in the State One Of these Of
fceFs visited Contra Costa county recently.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District,
Shasta county, State of California.
L. C. Chapman VS.. His Creditors.
WM. P. DAINGERFIELD, Judge of said
i District Court, having received the petition,
schedule and affidavit of L. G. Chapman, Inso-
vent Debtor, therein forth do hereby order
and require all the creditors of L. G. Chapman to
show cause, if they can, why assignment of tho
estate of said Chapman should not be made, and he
be discharged from all his debts, prayed for, and
n meeting of all the creditors of said L. G. Chapman
is hereby ordered to be held at the Court House. in
the town of Shasta, State of California on the
First Monday of March, A. ID. 1862,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day, and the Clerk Of
this Court is hereby ordered issue and have pub
Eshed notice, calling the creditors of the said L.
g. Chapman to be and appear, at the time and place
assigned, to show cause, if any they can, why the
prayer of the said Insovent should not be granted
And is also further ordered that all legal proceed
ings on the part of the Creditors of the said L. g.
Chapman be stayed until further order of this
Court.
WM. P. DAINGERFIELD,
District Judge.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

OREeoN.-It is thought that one hundred
thousand bushels of wheat were DESTROYED by
the late floods in Oregon. The total loss in
that State was pretty nearly million of dol
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

Nh. Felix Tracy paid into the State Treas
ury, on the 25th of December, the sum Of
IS, ,523 20. for this county.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

lENAN kEPuBLrcANs.-Quite a number oF
iam'iies have arrived in this country this
season. from Texas. and settled on Kern
and Tuie Rivers. They are all for the Union
and, singularly enough. most of them are
Republicans Fisalia Delta. :,
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

"How high did the water get on your
floor ?" we inquired of resident of one of
the more favored localities of the city.
s.Just high enough to take the starch ont
of nv shirt cellar Sac, Bre.---
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

Holders Of the above mentioned warrants
hereby notified that said warrants will not bear in
tercst after this date and unless presented within
sixty days from the date Of this notice. the money
set apart will be applied to pay warrants next in
order of registry.
jn4:2t FELIX TRACY, Treasury.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

New YEARs-The town of Shasta was not
as lively on New Years Day as is common
on that occasion. Yet everything went off
agreeably enough. The day itself was Of
that peculiar kind not often seen out of Cali
fornis
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

Loss OF AN AMERICAN SHIP IN THE CHINA
Seas A letter has been received at Victo-
ria, V. l., stating that the bark Orbit. for
meriy owned by Leonard & Green, of. Port
land, Oregon, had been lost in the China
seas. She was commanded by Captain
Sherman, who had his wife and family with
him at the time of the wreck. All on board
perished
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

i SLIDELL AND Mason AT FoRT WARREN
The New York Post of November 25th pub
fishes the following letter from Boston
. The captured rebel emssaries, whose arr-
val in our port has been looked for for days,
came yesterday, the San Jacinto delivering
the distinguished and chop fallen passengers
at Fort Warren at halfpast eleven O'Clock.
on the way up. Senator Mason gave one of
his overseer shrugs as, stepping over the ves-
sells side. he gave glance at the safe walls
of, Fort Warren, a stronghold which is to be
his quarters till death or better behavior
Slidell looked impassive. but immensely old.
His sixty eight years bear upon him with
more than their wonted weight. The rebels
are in safe and comfortable quarters in the
fort and will have ample leisure to mediate
upon the mutability of fortune.
;. The commodore looks the picture of a fine
grand old plucky naval officer. Six feet
high, not to slender, no, to old; his clothes
neat, but not to trim in their fit, he walks
and looks as an Admiaal, not so young and
dashing as we picture Nelson, not SO gray
and one-legged as the old Ben Bow sort of
retired English sea Captains, but halfway
between the two. Just as an American Ad
miral and gentleman should look.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04
CO.PartnerShiD.

M NJ. A. s0L0MAN having bought the entire
IVl interest of II. Getleson in the Dry Goods and
Clothing business, the undersigned beg leave to in
form their friends and the public at large that they
have formed new co-partnership, under the name
and style of A. Soloman & Co.
A SOLOMAN.
L. LEVIN.
Shasta, Dec. q, 1861. DDS
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04
u. LYNCH.

fsrcCEssoR TO J. & D. cALLAGHAN)
W., continue the business at the old stand. viii
sell goods very low down for cash. D. D.LfNCA
: .Ss..ts December 9Th, 1851
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04
Dissolution.

THE ECo-partnership heretofore existing between
i the undersigned, is this day dissolved by mr-
tual consent
Those having claims against the concern will
please present them, and those owing the concern
will please pay to A. Grotefend Co., who viii
continue the business at the old stand.
GETLESON PESTNER.
Shasta, Dec. 2lsf, 1851. d2s;3t