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Succession dc LM GriHctr.
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dc Natchitocles. Etat de- III Louisiana, il
sera vcndu Il In dernierc residence du detlnt
Ell cette p%aroisse.
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les prophecies suivantcs app&rtcnart i la
cite succession, SAVIOR
Proprletes en- communicate.
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dans lie township -, rangee 8. contenant 80
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il NatchitochcS. Louisiana, contcnant 10 acres
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CONDITIONS DE NENTE.
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jour de la yentc, pour la tcrrc payable il
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IL apres cettc date sera de DIN CENTS.
JOHN w. TABER,
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NatchitocIcs, 80 JUN 1862.
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que dams lc numero de la s~enlaine suiyantc.
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The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

MURDER IN WEAvERvILLE.-Fromt the gen.
tlemanly telegraph operator at this place we
learn that on Wednesday night, about twelve
o'clock, as Mr. Carroll was about closing his
bar room, several men, among them a stran-
ger, entered the saloon and asked for liquor.
They drank, and Mr.. Carroll Immediately
after missed one of the bottles Of liquor. The
stranger drew the bottle from under his coat
or vest, and this gave rise to quarrel, which
led to blows In the scuffle the stranger
stabbed Carroll two or three times. Mr..
Carroll died in FIVE minutes after receiving
the wounds, and never spoke, The stranger
made his escape. but Sheriff Jones immedi-
ately had 4 strong force in pursuit, and the
murderer was captured. He gave his name
as John Baily. and is an Engiishman by
birth. Mr.. Carroll was quiet and respect
able citizen, and many friends mourn his nm
timely end. He leaves wife and child.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

From 1IUMBoLDT.-Wc have conversed
with gentleman just in from the Humboldt
mines, who is we'll known in this county,
and who furnishes some interesting and ia
vorable news from that locality. lie left
that place for this county about two weeks
ago. The snow is now eight feet deep on
the mountains. 1t is impossible for teams
or animals to cross. He crossed the snow
belt in the night time, when it was frozen,-
Teams cannot 60 over for four weeks yet,
or by the first of July. We fell in with
Lemmon's party on Deer creek, about fifty
miles hence. detained by the snow. His
account of these mines is favorable in the
extreme. A number of assays had been
made. running all the way from fifty dollars
to thirty-six hundred dollars ton. Several
mills will be erected during the summer. A
San Francisco company has purchased one
half interest in a 600 foot claim, for seventy.
five thousand dollars. Provisions were ex.
ceedingly scarce and dear. 1t was thought
that the supply would give out before the
roads are passable.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24


THE HARDY IarEAcHaESr.-As matter
of some interest, we publish the vote on Har-
dy's impeachment on the clause charging
him with fraud and corruption in the Terry
trial:
GuILrY-Banks. Chamberlain, Crane. Gas
kell, Hartman. Hathaway. lIeacock. Hill,
kimball, kutz, Nixon, Perkins, Porter.
Powers, Rhodes. Shafter, Soule, Van Dyke
I Is.
Nor GuILTY.-Baker. Bogart, Burnell,
Denver, Gallagher, Harvey, Holden, Irwin
Lewis, Merritt, Oulton, Parks, Qunt, Shurt
left, Vineyard, Warmcastle. Watt, William
son-lS.
The following is the vote on the charge O
disloyalty
GuILrr-Banks, Burnen, Chamberlain
Crane, Gallagher, Gaskell, Harvey. Harri
man, Hathaway, Heacock, Hill, Kimball
Kutz. Nixon, Oulton, Parks, Perkins, Por
ter, Powers, Rhodes, Shafter, Soule, Shurt
| left, Van Dyke-24.
Nor GuILrY.-Baker, Bogart, Denver
Holden, Irwin, Lewis, Merritt, Quint, Vine
yard, Warmcastle, Watt, Williamson u.
The resolution removing him from Office
stood twenty one to fourteen.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

PERsoSAL.-Senator Shurtleff arrived al
home on Monday last, and was warmly wei
coined by his friends in this place. By hi,
course in the Legislature just closed. DR.
Shurtleff has but realized the expectations ol
his numerous friends in this part of the State
On every occasion, and in all particulars, his
Senatorial course meets the approval of his
constituents. lie has shirked no response
oiity, lodged no votes, and has boldly, on
all occasions, upheld the right. We thus
specially commend the action of our Senator.
as we know that it is specially deserved. and
in dong sowe but express the opinions of all
good men IN this Senatorial district.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

SACRAMENTO CoUNTY.--The assessment of
property in Sacramento city has just been
completed, and foots up to five million seven
hundred thousand dollars. The loss by the
flood amounts to about two million two hun,
dred thousand dollars. The Onion says:
tits heavy blow, but one which has been
sustained with fortitude, aud from the effects
of which the city from this time will steadily
recover. Business has returned to its old
channels, and is gradually increasing to its
former dimensions. All danger of further
floods has disappeared, and the prospects OF
Sacramento are good for a large and profit
able Summers business.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24


GRAND LODGE F. & A. M.-The following
is a liet of the officers of the Grand Lodge of
Free Masons for this year, recently elected
in San Francisco:
VIM. Caldwell Belchcr, of Marysville,
Gilbcrt.C. Claiborne, of Stockton, Deputy
Grand Master.
John w. Uarville, of Todd's Valley, Sc
nior Grand Warden.
John b. Hewson, of San Jose, Junior
Grand Warden.
James Laidley, of San Francisco, Grand
Treasurer.
Alex. G, Abell, of San Francisco, Grand
Secretary.
William H. Hill of Sacramento, Grand
Chaplain.
Thomas Starr King, of San Francisco
Grand Orator.
Lawrence C. Owen, of San Francisco
Assistant Grand Secretary
Charles Raish. of Marysville, Grand Mar
shall.
John Frasier, of Indian Diggings, Grand
Standard Bearer.
Charles w. Long, of Humboldt, Grand
Sword Bearer.
Charles c Yount, of Napa, Grand Bible
Bearer,
William c. Davies, of Columbia, Grand
Senior Deacon.
John 7, Demasters, of La Porte, Grand
Junior Deacon.
Marion Cannon, of Omega, Grand Stew
ard.
Alex. McEiroy, Of Hornitos, Grand Stew
ard.
Chas. L. Wiggin, of San Francisco, Grand
0rganist
George Kirkaldie, of Nicolaus, Grand
Pursuivant.
Joel Noah, of San Francisco. Grand Tiler.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
HoMIcIpE.-On Sunday last, the 18th inst

HoNIcIDE.-On Sunday last, the 18th inst
one Hubbard was killed by a man named
Castle, at Pittsburg, in this county 1t
seems that Hubbard missed hottle of
whisky from his cabin. and accused Castle of
taking it, which he denied doing. Hubbard
told him that he would beat him if he did not
produce 1t. On Castle repeating his denial,
Hubbard, who was powerful man. attacked
him, Knocking him down and kicking him.
Castle, as a last resort, drew knife and
stabbed Hubbard .hree times. killing him.
Castle came to Churntown and delivered him
self up. On examination, the Justice refused
TO bind him over, as it appeared that it was
done clearly in lfdefense.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
LICENSES! LICENSES !!
Sheriff's Sale.

I'D virtue of an execution issued out of the Dis
I'D trict Court Of the 18th Judicial District of the
State of California, in and for the county of Colusa
Judgment rendered therein on the 9th day of
May. A. d. 1852 in favor of E. Levin, assignee of
W. P. Daingerfield, VS.. Robert W. Crenshrw, fox
the of Sl4,l64 50100, with interest at the rate
of 10 per cent. per until paid, with costs in
the of S22 95, and all accrning costs have
levied upon and will sell, at public auction, to tho
highest bidder, for cash, on
Friday the 9th day of June, A. ID. 1869.
at o'clock, p NJ. at the Court House DOORS in the
Village and county of Shasta, all of Robert W.
Crenshays right, title and interest in and to that
certain piece or parcel of land, lying being and
situate in the village and county aforesaid and
State of California, described as follows to wit
Commencing at point on the south westerly line
of the Main street in said village, at the centre of
the wall dividing the store house heretofore known
as Goldstone's building and that known as Cren-
shaws building; running thence, along the line of
eid IN south h-easterly direction twenty-five
feet, to the brick store house owned by J. Isaacs;
thence at right angles with said street. in a south
westerly direction, one hundred and forty feet
thence in north westerly course, and parallel with
said street, twenty-five feet; thence at right ages
with said street, in north-eastery direction, and
following the centre of the wall dividing the build
ings known Gollstone's and CrenshaK's build
ings, one hundred and forty feet. to the place of
beginning Together with all and singular the ten
ements. hereditaments and appurtenanees thereto
belonging or in any wise appertaining; the said
premises being the which the fire proof
building erected by r. W. Crenshaw now stands
ml1 JOHN s. F0LLANSBEE, Sheriff.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

BRAss.-Imperial JEFF has called upon
his subjects for all old brass metal in their
possession, intending to make it up into can
non, to supply a deficiency of that arm in
the rebel service, occasioned by the exces-
sive prudence of Confed. Generals: We know
of one or two editors in his interest on this
coast, who if down in that quarter at this
time, would be in a bad way. There is brass
enough in one of them to make whole park
of artillery.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

STINGs YET.-We had thought that the ul
innate secesh argument, you are an Aboli-
zionist" had lost its force. We observe, how.
ever. that Gelwicks has recently applied the
goad to several papers heretofore on the side
of the Onion Democracy, and from the way
that they cringe, crawl, eai their words, and
whimper out their love fos the Mcconnell
Democracy, we are inclined to think that
there is some power left in the term yet
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

PRosPEcrrNG.-A party has left this coun-
ty with the intention of prospecting the coun-
try lying between the head waters of Pit riv-
er and Goose Lake, and further on, if need be,
in the direction of Fort Boise. The company
is composed ofpractieal men well acquainted
with mining,
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

PEorLE's TIckET,-Since the Vigilance
Committee times, the San Franeiscans have
elected peoples ticket" in that county.
1t has been considered that it was about time
that such an organization was shut off. So
another ticket, made by fusion of Demo-
Gratis and Republicans, called the Citizens
Ticket, has been presented, and will very
probably be successful
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

REPELLANT.-The McConnellists are max
ing ready to get aboard of the craft of Union
Democracy, Prepare TO repel boarders, for
if they succeed in fouling our vessel, it will
go to the bottom.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

COLLISION steamers Swan and Ban
ner eoiiided, on Monday last, FIVE miles above
the town of Colusa, The Swan was so se-
riously injured that it was deemed necessary
to beach her at once
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

MIsvAKE.-We stated last week that the
Board of Supervisors for this county were
to meet on Monday next, for the purpose of
leyying the war tax. The officials who in
formed us were mistaken. There will be no
meeting at that time, as the statute removes
any necessity for action by Supervisors,
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
The People of the State of California send
greeting to Samuel Cole:

VGU are hereby required to appear in an action
4 brought against you by the above pamed
plaintiff, in the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District, in and for the county Of Shasta and to
the complaint fled therein, Ga copy of wbi
accompa lies lis summons within ten days, tex
elusive of the day of service after the service on
you of this summons, if served within this county:
if served out of this county, then within forty
days-or judgment by default viii be tax, n against
you.
The said a .tion is brought to recover the sum of
$3.50, alleged to be due a promissory ote by
you t, plaintiff, and the value of certain wagon o.
$500. had and received by you of plaintiff. all of
which fully appears in the complaint, copy of
which accompanies this writ, and is made part of
same, and if you fail to appear and answer the
said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment against you for said amount,
of $780, interest and costa.
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
Court of the Ninth Judicial District this l4th day
of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two.
JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

WlLDEy MoNuNENr.-The Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge resolved. on the third day of
the recent session at Marysville, to urge up
on the fraternity the erection of monument
to their deceased founder--W Wildey-and to
render assistance in the work.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
MURDERs
500 REWARD

CfLyESTER REES, formerly of Battle Creek
y Mich, murdered in the fall of 1852 by
Pitt River Indians, while engaged in packing be-
tween Shasta and Pitt River. 1t is supposed there
were with him at the time gho escaped. II
evidence of the murder of said Rees he shall re-
ceive 500 reward. Apply to address A. P.
DICKINSON, Chicago, Illinois, or JAMES Nc
CABE. Attorney -at-Law, 625 Merchant San Fran
cisco, Cal m24
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

Hon, GEORGE WooDxAN-We omitted last
week to note the return of our Assemblyman.
MI. Woodman, from the Legislature. In
Mr.. w. the county secured the services of
an honest and faithful representative. Mr..
Woodman started Monday last on a pros
pecting tour towards Salmon river
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

A CoNTRABAND's DEscRIPTIoN.-A letter
from soldier at Newport News relates the
following incident, giving a slave woman s
account of the capture of the rebel batteries
on Gen, McClellan's advance upon York
town:
The attack on the batteries cannot be bet
ter described than in the words of an old con-
traband whom fell in with, while on scout
to Young's Mills, the day after the capture.
She was secesh, and took us to belong to the
same aceursed race On asking her if there
was much fighting at the battery, she re-
piled: ''Why, lordy, you wouldn't blebe me,
massa, but the Yankee he jest fire one round,
den commence hollering ike de debbil. and
frew rite ober de breastworks but dey
couldn't ketch our folks, (secesh) dey run so
fast" The niger explained in thirty seven
words what special correspondent" wonld
have found impossible, probably, in half a
column.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
County Of Shasta. 7

county OF Shasta.
Joseph Yank vs. Samael Cole.
In the District Court of the 9th Judicial Court and
State aforesaid.
On reading an affidavit in the above entitled
cause, and being satisfied therefrom that proper
cause OF action exists, and that the whereabouts of
said defendant cannot be definitely ascertained, it
is therefore ordered by me that the summons here
tofore issued in said of action be published
in the Shasta Courier, newspaper published in
said county, once week for four successive weeks
Done at Chambers, in the county of Shasta, this
Esd day of May, A. D. 1862
c. c. BUSH
my24 County Judge Shasta county.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

CAUGHT AT LAsr.-A party of secession
lists, who have evaded the tax collectors all
the way up from Napa, and threatened to
whip the Assessor of this county if he dared
to molest them, were nabbed by Mr.. o.
Rourke, our County Assessor, yesterday
IJ.eEa Journal
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

THASKs--To Senators Latham and Nc.
Dougal, and Congressman Sargent, 70,
speeches, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
DISSOLUTION.

TIME co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, is this day dissolved. The
business of the firm in Shasta viii be settled by ].
N. Short. and in San Francisco by E. K Shed.
E. h. SHED.
J. NJ. SHORT.
San Francisco, April 2Sth, 1862 m24
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

STAGEs.-The road to Weaveryille is now
thoroughly repaired and in splendid order.
an Sunday Ito morrow, the stages will COM
mence running again to that place.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

COUNTY CouRr.-The County Court has
peen IN session at this place for several weeks.
done. ssS gus oeen
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

SENATOR De LoNG.-This gentleman is
criticised rather severely by some of the pa
pers in the State, because he was not in his
seat at the time of the vote on the Hardy i'm.
peaehment. His excuse is that his private
business made his absence necessary. OF the
suficiency of this reason for lodging vote
there is no difficulty in judging.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

BEAcoN.-1ohn r. Ridge, it is stated. is to
take temporary charge of the Red Bluff Bea.
con as ITS editor, during the absence of the
proprietor from the State. Mr. Ridge is one
of the best political writers in California.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

TAuroLocr.-The Sierra County News
says that one of its cotemporaries is edited
by " a fool, a blackguard and secessionist' -
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
INFORMATION WANTED.

AF A. CHURCH, formerly of Waterford,
" Wis When last heard from he left Horse
town, in the spring of 1857. He can learn some
thing of interest to him by sending a note to p
Mcfarland, Horsetown, or to this Office. m3:4t
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
The Beacon.

The Red Bluff Beacon processes not to un-
derstand the political course of this paper
We will render it clear enough for his com
prehension.
We have said frequently that there was
only one question before the country at this
time. That question we have stated to be
this: Shall the United States be DESTROYED
by rebels, or shall it be protected and pre-,
served ?" Holding, as we do, that the coun-
try should be preserved at all hazards, we
have said, and say again, that all men who
are in favor of laboring to thissole end, should
unite. We proposed to drop the memory of
former feuds, and for all who are for the
Union Internationally to unite and vote one
ticket. This was suggestion made to be
accepted or rejected.
There is only one question before the coun-
try, and that is stated correctly above. Will
the Beacon gainsay it? If there is one other
issue than the one above, we ask the Beacon
to say what that other question is. Without
circumlocution, now, tell US what it is. We
daR,E waat tan esgupent. We want concis
statement Of the point Of variance now exist
ing between men determined to save the
country. The writer in the paper before US
is man of intelligence. Now don't dodge
the question, or pettifog the answer in any
way, but give it right out. What is it? This
paper has always been Democratic journal
is so yet but-softly is not going to herd
with traitors. That notable idea of some of
the papers, protesting to be Union Democrat
ic, in this State, that We are not to directly
fuse with the MeConpellites, but that they
are to come into our ranks by some back door
arrangement, finds no tolerance among the
lion-hearted Democracy of this county, to
whom the Beacon but pays a merited compli-
ment. They are for the Union, frst last and
all the time. Union without condition, and
over everything else in the world. even if to
save it South Carolina becomes forest of
gibbets, and the institution of slavery is ten
thousand times abolished ten thousand times
over. The Beacon would have the support
and votes of the Mcconnell men. The Cou-
uRIER wouldn't. The Beacon would invite
that vote. ewould rcpel it by every prac-
ticable means.
We have said that considering this ques.
ton as one of party policy, the day five thou
sand o. them came into our ranks, thrice that
number would leave. We repeat it, and the
Beacon will admit that it is possible. We
expect to support the Union Democratic tick
ct, for surely it cannot be possible that that
party is going to allow itself to be contamina-
ted by any association with those who give
their prayers by day and night for the de-
struction of this country.
As to fusion with the Republican party,
this paper never intimated anything of tle
sort SO that part of the Beacon's notion
goes for nothing.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
Notice.

have sold, this day. my stock of Cigars, TObac-
co, Crockery, &C., to Mr.. E. B. Chandler For
the past favors of my customers feel very thank
full, and recommend my successor to their patron
age. SIMON SEELIG.
Shasta, May 2Ist, 1862. my24
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

oArHoLic CHuRcH.-Rev Father O'Reillv
VIII celebrate Mass in the Hall of Desmond ;
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. w '4'''o" ~
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

FuANKs-To Mr. Whittlesey, the polite
telegraph operator of this place, for late ia
yors,
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

RELEAsEp.-Dan Showalter and his party
have been released by the authorities.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

In County Hospital of Hydro thorax, on the 18th
inst, William D. Jeffrys, aged so years formerly
of Wake county, II. C.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
DIED.

ARRWED.-The first freight wag n of the
season arrived in Yreka last week