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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-28
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LiBERAL PRICE will be paid fer any or all Of the
"A following numbers Of The MEMPHIS hA''E J Ar
fbAL, If supplieG iIamediately:
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December l6 ard q.
Is6I-Feb5uary q, 26 and Is,
March 7.
April 10 L., IS, 10, 20, 2l %, a5, &c, 27 and g.
May l, 60, so and 81
June :, j, 8, ., 1s and IS. =
july 2.
August 2.
October G. ., II, IS 20 and 80
November IL, 10, 81, % znd "a. R-4
December IA and Is. SIG
1S62-June and II.
February !, and 25. n
Masrh 2, ., - snd q.
Apri 4.
Apply to
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THOMAS VI. KNOX,
The party who offered 20 furnish numbers Of the APP
peal bet cen the date Of the battle Of Manassas ana June
last viii confer special favor By sending them to the
above address, indicate where they may be seen.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

COUNTRY SEAT Mt MORRISTOWN for
" sALEOne Of the most beautiful and compete 10 s
rsctiye location about 10 acre, Lawns, Gardens rrus
and Gr.pere.; ge modern Residence sui sole ontouu'
iugs sut i-d win spring water, and all IN psfieS' '
Pos 80 lon Immediately. ~, -
Aso for SALE adjoining FARM 100 .cre' good i,na one
mile from The railroad depot Good new House WIN s
rg, new Bsrns end io,tsge with excellent idlbeafus
O. eh.rds water supplying All the building non slng WIN
he rfoWing crop. Irequifsd For particulars Stdic
VIZ s''s f' WOOISIDE, Tri5Gne Ohce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
a.tsrAYr Ou,krvValsrER-GNNEK OFFICES,
NV .KoRx luus IL 1862.

ASSISTANT QU,Rrgoi lsrAR-GENEKNs OFFICES
NKw.YoRS, June u, 1902.
DLANs and ESTIMATES OF COST are ia'
n ed thi, oice until the 3lh inst for STEAM NEs<
sell con pee Engine aud Boilers OF the si5e Of nt
c ,,.anrr Mlnded Scott whicn, near as csn % asse
,ein.d was a. follows: Extreme length, 2S feeii y iee
beam, llw.r hold 10 feet; between docks q feet wdih
boI a, .h.p % feet inchos; width an u feet OHe
be made for wood VI vessel either 10 be aae ~
the bee, materials u.sd and to be fitted IN every epe, 70.
sea except engine and boilers Is beng ipenseeo "'e s
,ayod from tho Niaheld Scott ... ~ =, 60
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

1NO ID. y. CHAMBERLAIN, w. III. FITCH,
l. w Il. REYNOLDS 4. q. WALKER, JOHN VAN
NEST SWAN, j. T. PLASS, C. HOPKINS and all
Others whom Il may concern NOTICE bHfREBY OWEN,
that will sell at Ppblc Auction by " y MILLS Anc
toneer to storage and charges on THURSDAY tho
10Th day OF June inst at 10 O'Clock at the Empire
Works foot OF East 2Ss. at EewYork one lot o. NAH
BLE-CARVIE9 MACHINERY and DESK, one lot o. MA
CHINERY for NAMING SAFES. -.
NswYoIk. June 10, i66a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

From this day, TO make room Toy Fall ,upply
GEO. CAREY,
w. Z MCKENZIE, Supt. Nos 3Di ard 800 Car,fT
DLACK LACE MANTI l. LA 5 :,
I'D AiLNTILLAs, MANTILLkS LACE MANTILLAS
FOR THE MILLION.
ASOTHLR LOT JUST RIO tINED,
AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
The whole nst sold Immediately Ia order 70 convert
them into CASH AT ONCE.
400 Back Lace Msuullss. ~ 50 regular prices > 3.
40 Black Lace Maunll.s. = Tse lar pr es, ~
$50 Black Lace Mentiiles &c: resr n phi SO
375 Black Lace Msn;illss, 81 regular pfices, . 49,
$50 Black lace MantiilAs a. ; II, regular prce ~
CenteT Ponts. aud Crspe Al haf he usual prizes
Back Lace fl3uncipss 1t half the usual prices.
ALSO. JUST OPENED:
Black Thread Walls from & Is aud howard.
Black Ouprre, Ttr I'D ADD French EJgngs bid Lscss
Figured Black and White Nets CoihoIes ADD Barbes.
100 pieces Nscueieunes Lsoet Is yard aDG upward
Together with select sssor melt Of
RICH LACES AND PARIS EMbROlDERIES
DKscRP1Ios,
AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES.
l.. WILLIAMS a Co,
Late Peter Roberts,
~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
Anne. DEMOREsrs MIRROR OF FASH

WI IONS -Splepdd Improvements, elegant s'nioh
Ar. Eprravinss the latest nformson three nsizeo 81
tsrns elegantly illustrated aud aid Work and I'm
he srrr, ard best Fashion Magazine In the world
orsTsrly al AS broadway and sold eyeys here o. %
Sesls wi the privilege Of selecting % cents wOIn o'
nam P.ften, EXTRA as premium Summer NO BOW ieauy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
Professional Notices.

NOTICE. DR.. e.. ~. HAMMOND (author Of
~ NERVOUS DEBILITY" &c. J has returned from Eu
rope aud ney be consulted Lherc a. u East 2thst j
house from Madsony. from 20 TO- TO snd0 TO Yevonng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

1TMT DEMORESTs QuARiEhLi
M MIRROR OF FASHION Journal Do .S ST,9a have
Single copies Is centsi yearly, o. ne 81 pisn p.,tens
sIs eTemu@ shen 5egns'sd are ius1s sn.IeT
80 ~ W.,'1ire containing large and splendid Soio'ea
seeITs.hio6 p.se. large psss Of CSss, ,Ps i1f 1
Ibsi5re,. Costumes and elegant bTala""iA sou III
; nss,y loo fine engr.vugs Of the fashionable mover
ties large s7uu of interesting Information Oh &
- xeT 10 cent. worth or three fuszed patterns suoh as
49,. Slaves. JscIots Wrappers Aprons, CIosks' &C.
w. Number win comprise illustrations ana more
reliable Information on Fashions than can % p'oo"' "
p.ont circnIs.ion IS COO Summer Number ready
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE.
Urn Goods.

ISpcE ADDITION-THE LAST FOR
a Tar sEAsON-HAS BEEN MADE T0 oUh
IMMENsE STOCK or DRESS GooDS'
EVERY DOLLARS I WORTH ad STnSHAsED
NOTHING pusse eh SAsh THAT Is NOT
AND. IN ORDER 70 4 t os!s The m ,.r.oy.or
OF THE PUBLIC, MING,
No mArr saLP Row nyn cH isH THEY ARE BOUGHT.
TO CLOSE OF S H1Rh HHS Vt 1;,, STOCK
s sEp9E u THk 1sHE or M VchIi6ssp
AS Inc 'A foR EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS
THE ENTIRE STOCK HAS BEEN
TO AUCTION PRICES!
ss y.aa t: :. and s.s. 3 100 &c., M
ESQ" .Iee: P pi a. e,.s. =. "a and and
sooo yard. Plsin MohsI,. stil.
1000 yard. Sils WsIp ropinet, hN
10 go y ysrG. SIX and Wool BasrsII sud1A
~ S y ysa. Ssrs, Hnfsi. M yards vide old prcss
III MOURNING GOODS,
5On0 yGrds black Barge Angisis a. 81. ~.
$3.50 yards black Barge silG and Wool ~, l3 ana w.
- yard, Bombsziae, at TO- ~ and IT,,
- yud, II yards wild. Black D.lains, lol ,,. =.
ards ysIds wide Black Bsrese and Grape ms'o's' u
81 snd6I. 49,,
case Printed Marseles, at ~.
leases pie d. Cheuc, eighty DAMAGED DC.
800 Bar. 20 Auglsi- Robes, ii h0unces, %
800 Barge Aaslas Robes, : i9nnces, 81 ~.
Also
A LARGE STOCK OF BLACK SILKS,
AT OLD PRICES
Also, - .,o.y,
THE CHEAPEST STOCK OF SILK CLoAhs
IN TIE CITY.
Also, -.oDc
LARGE LINE OF DOMESTIC GooDs
VERY CUEAP.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM
OF FASHION. ,n,
W. X. ROBERTS.
No 2jl bowery
B-Pe.se remember and look for the name over We
door and DO no; believe you in RoBERrs'S une" you
he mama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
IN concern that GEoRsx w. MARTIN OF West Morrissnis
hiss right authority sell dispose Of the Invention
the SuonaGIne Operator OF tho Letters Patent
of e United States granted oI the sad Invention uness by
written of the undersigned. j. S.LoaOS, L.
sALoNOy BKorL. Dated aiouisania, May 20, 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
Boots aii0 Shoes.

DID 90 80, 81, aud 81 50.-SIOES anj
VDs CATERS, NEW SPRING STYLES. now road,
al JONESs Nos. 10 and II AnG,t T. S-Plear cell and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
atIEn NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose

GIrn NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose
Up PV. wood csses iron ffanes and over strung bees
lo 800 do with holdings 60 do with c,ryedle.s aud
insd naineboard 10 y l5 aud $40. DO with pearl key.
s2ZS t25o. s515. and $500 new 6.-ocsve, tl55, do.
6fociaye lin. The above Pianos fully warranted
and the creates, thai found the city
Phase NJ sui them Second. Pianos 20 -4n
go co. s55 aud 800 New MtLODEONs. NJ extremely
low prices 100 and second hand Pisno and Melodc
to LET ~ upward per oonthi ren, SLOWED n pur.
chAed monthly payments received for the Second
hsnd Piano. taken h. exchange for cash paid Tor the
Foreign sheet MUSIC at cents per pess All Kinds
Music mchAnds, prices pianist Ia attendance TO o.
To- music HORACE WATERS Agent No. 48l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

~ WICKiS Nork Seminal Diseases hints bty?.e
and After Marriage Nervous Debility Impo'e ncy ana Mn
I'D AA.cr. &c &c s before and we do not hesi'se
20 saw il il without exception tho most truthful an1
WORK of the kind published and " ~ De baheu oy WIG
kud Ousckery is here exposed, and the truth tola, ~
sboud be in family and in the hands Of every Soh
n an and woman Medical ana suIsiesi
Journal =. n 49,. ~ e9t
Mailed BY T. Warner No. Veseyst Godireys no oSl
Brosdw9v; and by Dr. Of hi, Office No - ESsl lzths
six door west Of Broadway where DR. B. viii continue tne
practice Of sdicne and surgery Price 81 All interviews
and CON nunie Atons eric iy confidential
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
Gnmmer Retreats.

TTEATH ENTHUSIASTICALLY NOUN
III TAIN SPRINGS. NJ This Fsshionsbie and hss,ny
Mountsjp Besort IS miies from n " nov open taibs
for the Mountain via Morris and Essex n H. 'e~'e '' "
Oouiu@ho'''"' "'7 WI T. g. COLEMAN, Proprietor
CEA BATHING.-BANSION HOUSE, Long
Branch j. is now OPEN situated only hny yard. Iou,
H. shore central Of the places house fronting the ocean
soo ,s. viii 500 ssests two hours from New.
YORK Steamer leaves Murrsys at M and p ~. Insos
BY the aud D. u. Rsilroad Address .. Lhinp' Iiope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

NOTICE.-My wife, MARGARETTA L. W.,
~ having le my bed ard board without my consent and
without giving any knowledge OF her present Intended
place abode this IL forbid ell persons hsborng trust
ng her my account a. shall pay no bills Of her con-
ira ting PLAlI BRUSH
Juus 20, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
6onse furnishing 8ooos.

.IRE WINDOW SHADES, Of every descrip-
w ton --Lsndscapes for Private Houses Wire Signs for
Bsuis Hotcs and Offices Manufactured and for sale by
q. RICHARDSON. Nc IN Johnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

CTElNWAY g. SONS GOLD-MEDAL Pa
~ TENT OVERsIRuS0 GRAND and sou ARE Pr
AMOS have been awarded the hr prcmum wherever sul
whenever sxhbiied IN eompeoe With tho beat MAKES OF
Boston New-Nok, Philsdephi, aud baltimore and
considered tho beet pisuol manufactured
written guaranty Tor i've Soas given with sach ins;ru
meut.
Waserooms Eos. 80 and "a wALKER-sr near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
% tl)bom II man Concern.

4 PPREA TlCE.-A persons ara hereby forbid
~ b. trns, ha Dor or employ JOHN PHELON " \ orb
y.e 1th st., lawfully indontuToi apprentice TO James
according 10 law. H. WALfERs,
No. 100 South 6,h-,t., WILLIAMSBURG.
NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT.--No is here
~ hy given tia, EDWIN SAUNDERS OF tho Cay Of
Paterson IN the County OF Pssac sud State Of New Jersey
hab this day made Alignment TO the subscriber Of his
estate for tho equal his creditors and that the said
oredii0s 10 exhibit their respective claims. under oath OF
affirmation within the OF three monthsDat.d at fats
son ~ j., June II, 1862. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
mon SlLE-20 ACRES Of LAND. most beau.

L ufly located FOR Country froung tie Pa seic
River NJ fourteen miles iiou tie city, time by tre kei'
rad ani dive one hour Inquire or JAMES Slh'lpNS'
n the u,sn.c. between Pa.,s and Paterson. q Dr. j.
NJ HOWE. No 227 q an1.st., from 10 20 l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
Ueooins Garos, &e.

W<UUIIIy VufU9, Nf.
A L GIMBREDE's, No. 5S8 Broadway. At
Home and Visiting CARDS. Note Paper Monograms IN
The ffss s'ye Of art ~ Albums etssd ga Custores
81 oil town VII direct their fsyorst 0MBREDE N Y City
A L VIM. EVERDELL's SONS-WEDDING
A CAhpS:-Thess eslsbrsted EBrsved Cards sold enly
AN" ~ kIssSsts \ J. xMsshsksA ISIS
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Any bending single letter post stamp viii receive cir.
splsr witt the enETxvings sboys referred to-
IT. For by ali dealers in the line Throughout the
scuptIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

NOR SALE-IEN ACRES OF LAND IN the
4 town Il Rye n. Y, sbsn, hal. nile from Port
cLsef Depot end % miec fIon tho city, overlooking ne
village and nlmsnd1s .pendj view Long Sand sound
ana The surrounding country For country residence this
lie cannot be snrpasacd VIII b. sold IL ~ parcels OF he
whole gcd productive city property For iaher
apply t. PECK BUSH, Pofthe.ieri or PECh
BROTHERS 80. 81 Ch.nbeTs-st., kewNoFs
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-12
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

"HE Undersigned gives notice to the Property
Holders of Shasta county, that be has entered
upon the perforEapce Of his official duties for the
current year. To the end that atizsns may know
what those duties are, append the annexed article
of the Revenue Law, to wit:
See. IL. Between the first Monday in March and
the frat Monday IN August, in each year. the Coun-
ty Assessor, except otherwise required by special
enactment, shall ascertain by dagent inquiry and
examination, all property in his county. real or
personal, subject to taxation; and also the names
of all persons. corporations. associations companies
firms, owning, claiming, having the possess on
control thereof and he shall then determine the
full cash value of all such property, and shall list
and assess the same to the person, fir8, corPora-
ton. association. or company owning, or having
the possession charge, or cehtr1 thereof. For the
purpose of enabling the Assessor to make such as
sessment. he shall demand from each person and
firm. and from the President, Cashier Treasurer, CT
Managing Agent, of each corporation, association,
or company. within his county, a statement under
oath. affirmation, of all the real estate and per-
sonal property within the county, owned claimed
by, or in the possession control of such person,
firm, corporation, association, or company. If any
person, officer, agent, shall neglect, refuse
demand of the Assessor, or his Deputy, to give,
under oath, affirmation, the statement required
by this section the Assessor shall make an estimate
of the value of the taxable property which such per-
son, officer. agent. neglected, refused, to
der, under OATH Affirmation, and the value fix
ed by the Assessor shall not be reduced by the Board
of Equalization. If the owner of any property,
not listed by another person. shall be absent or
known. the Assessor shall make an estimate of the
value of such property. If the of such absent
owner is known to the Assessor. the property shall
be assessed in his. her, their name; if unknown
to the Assessor. the property shall be assessed to
unknown Owners"
If Taxpayers we're to have list of their Proper
ty prepared, ready to be sworn to. as the law d.
reefs. by the time Of my reaching them, they would
thereby save themselves some annoyance, perhaps,
as well as facilitate my work.
CALEB WATKINS,
mrl5:3t Assessor of Shasta Comfy
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-12
REBELS FINDING FAULT WITH SURRENDER

REBELS FINDING FAULT WITH SURRENDER
ERs.-The following letter appears in late
number OF the Richmond Examiner, signed
by an "Oficer:'
The independent conduct of your journal
emboldens me to venture a criticism upon
the late reverses at Fort Henry and Roanoke
Island, which may be grating to ears polite,
but IS rendered necessary by the condition of
the country. 1t is high time that these sur
renders should cease, for, considering the
character of the war in its consequences to
us, they have been truly amazing. commenc-
ing with that of the cavalry at Alexandria,
down through that of Colonel Pegram, at
Rich Mountain, that of Commodore Barron,
at Hatteras, etc., etc., to the present lament
able instances.
At Fort Henry, a Brigadier General. un-
wounded, having garrison almost intact,
lowers his flag over dozen guns of the larg
est caliber, and with a hackneyed compli-
ment, yields up his bloodless sword. How
withering and humiliating to our Southern
manhood was the sorrowful reply of the Yam
kee Commodore. That the General should
have neglected to make preparations for pre-
venting the enemy from ascending the river
and burning the railroad bridge, may be
passed ovs I, bocluse no commission can make
man Commander unless it be given by
nature but if the statement as to mis- sur
rendering be true, is he to be retained upon
the rolls of the Southern army as an officer?
The Roanoke affair is perfectly ineompre-
hensible. The newspapers are filled with
extravagant laudations of our valor-the an
mails eff Greece and Rome offer no parallel
whole regiments were defeated by companies,
and we yielded only to death. Our men f.
nally surrendered with no blood on their
bayonets," and what is the loss? Richmond
Blues, two killed and five wounded McCul-
Tough Rangers, one killed and two wounded
the other four companies lost in all, two
killed and eleven wounded Comment is
needless. The whole army had better sur
render at once, for it will eventually come
to it.
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-12

JUDGE LANDRUM.-The functions of this
gentleman, as County Judge of Shasta coun-
ty, ceased on Monday last, Judge Bush as
suming on that day the Office We cannot
forbear, on this occasion, to give expression
to what we believe to be the voice of the cit.
izens of Shasta, in regard to the retiring Of
fetal, that he has, during all the years he has
held the position named, comported himself
as faithful officer distinguished for his
kindness of disposition and unbending integ-
rity. Most sincerely do we wish him long
life, prosperity and usefulness in his future
career
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-12

TNHE Tax Payers of the County are informed
Il that it is my intention, either in person by
deputy, to accompany the Assessor in his official
tour through the county, the law directs, for the
purpose of collecting all taxes assessed upon
Movable Personable Property,
belonging to persons who do not own real estate
within the county. And that tax payers may fully
understand my position, and comprehend their du-
ty touching this matter, l herewith append Section
nine of the Revenue Law
Sec. 9. The Tax Collector is hereby authorized
and required (unless otherwise directed by the
Board of Supervisors in the respective counties)
either in person or by deputy, to accompany the
assessor through the county and upon the entry of
any assessment of movable personal property to
any person, firm, corporation, association or COM
pany who docs not own real estate within the coun-
ty, to demand the payment of the taxes on the
same and ifsuch person, firm, corporation associ-
alton company shall neglect refuse to pay
such taxes, the tax collector, his deputy shall
seize sufficient of the personal property of the party
neglecting refusing to pay to satisfy the taxes
and costs, and shall post notice of such seizure,
with description of the property, and the time and
place where it will be sold in three public places in
the township where it is seized, and shall then, at
the expiration of five days. proceed to SELL at pub
lie auction, at the time and place mentioned, to the
highest bidder, for cash, sufficient quantity of
said property to pay the taxes and expenses incur
red and for this service the tax collector shall be
allowed, from the delinquent party, fine of three
dollars, and the same mileage that sheriff would
be eprGed to receive for travelling to the place to
make levy. And upon the payment of the pur-
chase money, he shall deliver to the purchaser the
property sold, together with certificate of the
sale, and the amount of taxes assessments and
expenses thereon, for which the property sold,
whereupos tke title to the property sold, shall
vest Absolutely in the purchaser. The tax collector
SHALL in every two weeks return to the auditor
and the clerk of the board disqualification, list Of
Al. -cll
be the duty of the clerk Of the board of equalization
to mark the word "paid" on the general assessment
roll. opposite the name of each party whose taxes
are so paid. A. SKIs.LMAE,
Tsg Collector.
Shasta, March I, 1869. BirS
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-12

S- CouGHs.-The sudden changes of our eli
mate are sources of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL and
AsrHNArIc AFFECTIONS. Experience having prov
ed that simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tany when taken in the early stages of the disease
recourse should at once be had to Brorn's Bron.
chiat Troehes' Lozenges. let the Cold Cough. or
Irritation of the Throat be ever so slight. as by
this precaution more serious attack may bc efec-
tually warded off. PrBLlc SPEAKERS and SINGERS
will find them efcctaal fer clearing and strength
ening the voice. See advertisements
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-12
Nstice of Application for Patent.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that l, the undersigned, at II o'clock
NJ on the first day of May. A. d. 1862, will apply
to the Register of the State Land Office for the State
of California. at his Office in the city of Sacramento
for his certificate of the proper location upon which
to obtain patent) of California State School Land
Warrants numbered two hundred and thirty-six
(236) and seven hundred and forty (747) for
one hundred and sixty acres each located upon the
following described lands situated in the county Of
Shasta, State of California, viz: the south eeast
fractional quarter and the south west fractional
quarter dissection number twenty six (26) township
number thirty-two (32) north range number five
(5) west Mount Diablo base and meridian.
ELMUS NICHOLAS.
By NcQrAIp 4 HASTINGS, his Att'ys.
Shasta, March %, 1852. mrse.lt
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-12
Friday. the 4th day Of April, 1852,
For Sale.

"OMESTEADS and Valuable Real Est ate -
LII Bedding Lots for from $40 to $500 each -
Also, so vara lots and entire blocks of beautiful
garden land in the city and county of San Francis
co. on the line of the San Jose Railroad, mt the
West End Depot.
The Title is Absolutely Perfect,
being Spanish grant, finally confirmed and pat
ented by the United States. The Shafter Bill re-
spects this title, the city authorities respect it, the
District Courts and Supreme Court of the United
States srespecttbesides, the title has been forever
quieted by final decree and Judgment against the
City-so that there is not even a cloud or shadow
upon it. Whoever purchases one Of these Lots will
buy Lot and not lawsuit
Office No. is Naglee's Building. corner of Mont
gomery and Merchant streets, San Francisco.
ap5:3m HARVEY 8. BROWN
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-12
SOLE TRADER NOTICE.

II NOW all men by these presents that l. Lydia
N Ultz, wife Of Christopher Ultz, resident of
Sierra township, in the county of Shasta and State
of California. do publish and declare that it is
my intention, from and after this date. to avail
myself of the benefits of act to authorize married
women to transact business in their own name as
sole traders, passed April 12th 1852, and all acts
amendatory thereto, and that shall hereafter con-
duct and carry on the business of farming, stock
raising, milling and keeping boarding house, and
all business incidental thereto, in Sierra township
in said county and State aforesaid and 1 hereby
declare that will be individually responsible for
all debts hereafter contracted in conducting said
business and that the property used in my said bu-
siness docs not exceed The sum of FIVE thousand dol
lars. LYDIA ULTZ.
Witness, JENEs KEEN
The Shasta courier., 1862-04-12

ArroISrED.--Gov Stanford has appointed
Edward Stanly, formerly member of Con-
gress from North Carolina. and more recent
ly candidate for the position of Governor of
this State, to the position of District Attor-
pey Of San Francisco city and county.