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The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07
Sheriff's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution, issued ont of the
I'D District Court of the 9th Judicial District of
the State of California, in and for tho county of
Shasta, on the Sd day of December, A. D. 1862,
and to me directed and delivered, for a JUG gment
rendered in said Court the said Sd day Of De-
ccmber, A. b. 1862. i'll favor of H. A. Curtiss. and
against Pembroke Murray, Jno. NJ. Heath, VIM
Stone Marin Stone, Norton Stone and Elias Stone,
and others, associated together un 1er the corpora
ton laws of this State, under the and style Of
:. The Soda Springs and Pit River Turnpike Road
Company and each of them and each member ST
said corporation for the sum of thrty-fve hundred
and sixty-seven 96 100 dollars with 10 per cent.
per annum interest thereon from the Sd day Of De-
cember A. d. 1862 until paid, and also fer $33 go
costs of suit, and accrung costs have levied upon
the following property, to wit:
The franchise of the corporation known As :" Tho
Soda Springs and Pit River Turnpike Road Com
pany,' with al the rights and privileges thereof,
together with all the corporate property both real
and personal of said corporation, consisting Of all
the right, title and interest," stock and shares of the
aforesaid defendants in and to that certain wagon
road commencing at and including what Is known
as Stones Ferry, on Pit river, in Shasta county
running thence, in northerly direction, to where
it crosses Sacramento river, at point heretofore
known as Hale's Ferry y running thence, on the
west side of said river, to Dog Greek; thence,
tiuung in a northern direction, via Portuguese Flat,
to the line dividing Shasta and Sskiyou counties,
together with all the toll gates, bridges. houses,
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenanees there
to belonging in any wise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Friday, the 18th day Of February. A. ID.
1868,
at II o'clock NJ, at the Court House doors, in the
town and county of Shasta, will sell the above de-
scrbed property, public auction, to the highest
bidder; and the person who shall satisfy the afore
said execution, with all legal fees and expenses
thereon (which will be announced at the time and
place of sale, and shall agree to take said fran
chse for the shortest period of time and to receive
such tolls the said corporation is by Law entitled
to receive shall be considered the highest bidder
JN0. S. FOLLANSBEE, Sheriff.
Shasta, Jan. 18th, 1868. jn17
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LATEST.

Washington, 5th.-The belief of the Gov
erpmcnt is that the Charleston affair is over
rated, and that the result is of triAing conse-
quence, except for any moral effect it may
produce The Navy Department has order
cd four iron c.ads to be prepared for sea ard
sent South.
New York, 5th.--We have reliable intel
ligence of the movements of the pirate Retri-
button, from Captain Of the Sringbow. The
Retribution is said to have been off Port
Paix Jan. 18th. Fl this be so the reportes
destruction of folr or five vessels off ST.
Thomas is probable.
Nashville, 4th.-Stokes, of Tennessee cav
airy and one Kentucky regiment, dashed in
to rebel camp at Middleton, on I'd, and
captured one hundred prisoners, and all
camp equ;page, horses, wagons, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07
Political Regeneration.

Events now transpiring in our National
aad State Governments give promise of a
more exalted and healthy state of public
opinion than ever before pervaded the great
mass of the people. While investigating
committees of Congress are actively at work
in bringing to light the vast swindling in
Government contracts-our principal militia
ry commanders are winnowing out of the ranks
Of the army hundreds of incompetent and
disloyal officers, to give place to more eff
cieat and honest men, who feel the importance
of crushing out this Infamous rebellion, and
making ready to put the war through
in such a manner as to ensure speedy
peace.
From the General Government we turn to
our own State Government, and there we see
an effort being made to expose the corruption
and bribery schemes which have for twelve
long years acted as an incubus upon the po-
litical prosperity of this lovely State, and
exposing and holding up the guilty parties
to the scorn of all good citizens, thereby en-
preferment. over the drunken and besotted
tricksters who have heretofore won their way
to preferment by their dishonest practices.-
Let this case be pursued hereafter through
out the State, in every department, and let
no man be intrlsted with any Office within
the gift of the people, unless he be above re-
proach in moral conduct and honesty of in
tention. We do not ask, nor do we expect
that every officer will so discharge his duties
as to be above bold attacks from persons who
| have sinister motives for his overthrow, but
let every officer show that he is deeply inter-
ested in preserving our institutions in their
purity. ard the prosperity of his constitu-
ents protected from the machination of
politicians who would sacrifice the vital
principles of freedom to their individual ad-
vancement, and they will surely Min the
confidence and regard Of the great masses of
the people.
And here let US remark that the people Of
each county in the State will soon be called
upon to cast their votes for judicial officers,
to fill the vacancies soon to be made by the
ope, alton of amendments to the State Con-
stitution. tits time the people were thinking
about so important matter for their future
welfare, and We trust that old party issues
will be laid aside, and no one be placed be-
fore the people for their suffrages except
thosewhoare distinguished for their upright
ness of character and requirements to fill the
honorable positions they may be called upon to
fll. Past experience in this State has no
doubt taught each citizen the importancs'of Of
placing no one upon the judicial bench ez-
cept such as have the highest appreciation
ri our institutions, and with proper regard
| for his obligations under the Constitution of
our country. With such men upon the
bench, a better regard for the laws Will be
instilled into the minds of the people, and
every citizen will feel that his rights are se-
cure, whatsoever may be his position in soci-
| ety.
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Dissolution.

AIOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between J. W. Adams and
H. W. Bragg, under the name of Adams 4 Bragg,
in the business of farming and keeping public
ferry, on and at the Oakly Ranch in the county Of
Shasta, is this day dissolved, and all persons in
debted to said firm will please settle the same with
Mr. Frederick A. Pai1e, on said ranch, who is au-
thorired to SETTLE receive and receipt for the same
within thirty days from this date and all persons
having claims against said firm viii please present
the same to said T. A. Paine for settlement.
ADAMS BRAGG.
By d. ". BRAee.
Shasta, Jan. e4th, 1858. ju5l:5i
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Official Prostitution.

Last week we stated that we had been in
Formed of case which, after proper inquiry,
we should find to be true. we should give the
officer the benefit of his doings. We now
,ivc-.i.e simple facts, as we have them from
the mouths Of the various parties directly in
terested in the matter, and leave the public
to form their cwn opinisns.
Il seems tha. two of our citizens had be-
come security for a friend for costs in case
heretofore triedin the District Court, which
costs, amounting to several hundred dollars.
were paid by the securities. with 'ut any
known means of redress against the princi-
pal. On ascertaining that the principal had
an interest in a certain ditch, of sufficient
value to satisfy the amount they had paid,
the sureties, through the attorney for the
judgment creditors, procured the issuance of
an execution on the judgment, for the benefit
of the sureties, from the Clerks Office, and
directed the money to be made out Of the
property Of the principal. Before the Sheriff
could make the levy on the property, Mr..
John Anderson. the County Clerk, who had
knowledge of the issuance of the execution,
preceded the Sheriff and saw the Judgment
debtor, as he represents, to collect bill of
costs, amounting to some sixty dollars, which
he got secured, and before the Sheriff could
make the levy, the judgment debtor sold and
decided his interest in the ditch to ii third per-
son, and acknowledged the same before a
Justice of the Peace. At the time of taking
the acknowledgement, the Justice inquired
the day of the month, and was told certain
date, which in fact was the day previous to
the one on which the paper was actually ex-
ccuted. The deed, with money to pay the
Recorders fee, was then placed in an envel-
ope addressed to person in town, and
handed to Mr.. Anderson, who returned to
town, delivered the letter as directed, and the
deed was Immediately delivered to the Re-
corder, just ahead of the Sheriff, who filed
his notice Of levy made on the same property
so conveyed. These are substantially the
fncts.of the case,. as can be- established by
proof most positive. The public can Judge
of the case as they deem, proner
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND
GREETING
IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Judge of
4 this county, duly made and entered on the fifth
day of February, 1862 notice is hereby given that
Monday, the 23d day of February, A. d.
1868,
at ten o'clock, of said day. at the Court
of this Court, in the County Court House, in the
of Shasta. has been appointed for hearing the
application of Angeline Zorn, praying that docu-
ment now file in this Court, purporting to be
the last will and testament of Henry Zorn deceased
be admitted to probate, that letters testament
ary be issued thereon to said Angeline Zorn, who
named therein executor at which time and
place all persons interested may appear and con-
test the same.
Shasta, February 9th, 1868.
Attested by the seal of said Court. and
]. r. DURICK, Clerk thereof.
By Jxo. E. DENT, Deputy Fl
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07

PuBLIc ScHool-On Monday last this
school opened in this place with IL pupils
under the care of Mr.. Desrv, the principal.
and g. under the care of Miss Parker, the
amiable assistant. The school gives prom.
ise of larger attendance than should be al.
lowed to two teachers. with the poor accom-
modations they have for classifying tie chill.
dren. We call attention of the trustees 10
the wretcled accommodations of the lower
department.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07

FIRE.-On Wednesday last, about O'Clock
p. NJ. a fire broke out in building imme.
diately adjoining the Ell. Dorado House, in
this town, and continued its devasting course
until it reached the County Court House, a
fre-proof building, where it was checked
The entire block of wooden buildings from
Mackley Alley to the Court House was COM
pletely destroyed; the most active exertions
were made on he partofour citizens to save the
moveable property Of persons occupying the
buildings, which were chiefly occupied by
lawyers ard physicians, but the fire spread
so rapidly that much of the furniture in the
buildings nearest to where the fire started
was lost. The following are the sufferers /:
Scott 4 Hughes, building; James Keen,
building; DIR. j. NJ. Briceand, building,
Office furniture. clothing and library; DR.. j
L. Pelham, Office furniture and library :
Wells (colored) building and furniture Of
barber shop; kohler, barber furniture DR..
f. B. Mclaughlin. building; w. L. Knox,
Dist. Attorney, building D. II. Dunn liv
cry stable, building. Total loss about $1,000.
The Court House is damaged to the amount
of $500.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07

INDIAN OUrRAGEs.-0n Saturday night
last party of Indians came down to the
ranch of Mcssrs. Dersch Brothers, at the
crossing of Bear Creek, on the Honey Lake
road, and stole two horses, harness, some
clothing, Vegetables, etc., and made good
their escape. 1t has not yet been reported
what tribe they belonged to.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07

NOTICE is hereby given, that John NJ. Brice-
~ land, the Admiuistrator, with the will annex
ed of the estate of James Briceland deceased, has
rendered and presented for settlement, and filed in
said Court his final account of his administration
of said estate and that
Monday, the. sixteenth day of February, A.
ID. 1863,
being day of a Of said Court, to wit of the
February term 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, has been
duly appointed by the Judge of said court for the
settlement of said accounts, at which time any per-
interested in said estate may appear and file his
exceptions in writing to the said account, and con-
test the same.
]. R. DURICK, Clerk of P. C.
By JNo. E. DENT, Deputy!
Shasta. February 6, 1868. f.
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PAY UP! PAY UP!

TIME undersigned respectfully asks all those in
debted to him to make immediate settlement,
as it is his Intention to close out his business, It
is hoped that further notice will be necessary.
Goods will be sold from this date at Cost, for
CASH only. J. ISAACS.
Shasta, Jan. :4,h, 1858. j2l:1m
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07
MARRIED I:

At tbs B1ncard House, Shasta, Jan. Is, BY
James Keen, J. p, Mr.. John Nofell to Madame Jo-
seph bo.k Of French Gulch.
On Bear Greek, in this county. on Feb. let. By
G. W. Adams, J. p, Mr.. Isaac Shouse to Mss
Louiza Wooddall.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07

Tng HEssERIiN.-Thisc excellent periodi-
cal ter February has came to hand. I, Is a
publication that should be in the hands of
every family in the State. Price only So per
year.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter of the estate Of Henry Zorn
deceased.
Probate Court, county of Shasta, State of Califor
mia.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter of the estate of James Brice-
land, deceased.
In the Probate Court Of the County of Shasta,
State of California.
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TIE NEW YORK Sun.
WrpslSpAY MORNING. AUGUST 5 lse3


To- iuise from I've tine 4 . large numb, -
tu,n.l, In commenting, the n,anifes,a, M 4
Union feeling IN Sof,h Csfo.ina, Misa-ir,L Ten.
l,se. ssd other places, u would appear ~ though
sss ~S wer, substantially sndsi. and u N NEED.
sd ssw PRELIMINARY srrsngsrn ants 70 secure the
s.sSn These and other stss., " tho unon. Bus
IN order 70 secure tbs Voluntary return Of single
seceded State 10 tho Union, two prsimlnAry eondi-
Sioos arc sbspute y necessary more hsri fg' ung
4 the field, and wisd m an s,st.sm.n.hip
n Wash ngton. Al present To men ~no provoke.
tAis civil war are at the head If sf4irs, u M,
tpu.h, ani until they Lave been goa rid Of there can
bs 10 Ieioe. There only w, instho,is 10y vii n
tie power Il III rebel leaders can be bryken---by
6ef.ssing the arnie. under their control, aud de-
tAchius III" maGes the nln.co nbsta a.. cofnrria.
ing the buis fthe fop ,ls,on, from ,,e,t sun r.
Tbs, lore can be pe,ce on The basis ofs 70.
etorsi,,a fne ~ ~. vitI.ut m cqua D. port on
a vgor IN the a ! sli mode ,ton H. ..Iu %. is
apparent from tho ht'or t.nr u 40 reiel ispcts
anl BE- Southern lr>'i.fH ~ me .-i 'Pe,c.
hovemonts" oftho SJril. In response 10 tbs AL
pal ofer .Presdent PiE.cE sni tho New Hamp-
shire Democrats, TITO X chmond SEsrpIL, hessra
very VIC ent Journal, says tns 51dth would soorar
shake hands vii nends and welcome N. horrors
az war intensified thoussud fold rather a. IA as
soeisp with tie North In w.. Union. ms Is The
spirit Of ALEtisDW II. sTRrnsts' speech ard
ters Ia TOO muci reason 10 conci.dc ueI tho gen.
oral feeling Of Tie Southern leaders aud Ne men
who influence and ga4d' putiic opinion IL IA seeO.d IL
nnc' W. these IDEAS.
II 10 evident, therefore, that the I.licy OF 'hs
kortl should 10 shapti tn rui.rones 10 these
fsots. II The r,bol sTuAss a. Tie field are DIS
ysrsst aud beaten, new ones can 10 rsiej ard Or
gsnI,ed and tie war prolonged nd.1ntsl,. un-
less our Government adopts = policy va, vii At
taeh The masses \, Us, aud make 4 their intcr'e, n
return g. ths Old rn,.n. To stir,a sbou, the eI-
hsustpn o. Tie Bouth arc simply On a par Nith tho
sstArvAtion" runUrs on which were tNssd 80 many
absurd theories q ending thovs 3 ether u o.ns
than hshtiug. Before Yc.ce csn be attained, 1t !.
bpdrponsabls that Chsficston should b. caytg red
aud Lrrs army he.,o Al iispor-el. b. terror tath
sbess events would materially ch,ngc NC s4pcct &
CHAIRS. AZ present the signs tro i.yurA To- tut
should ths orpcrtunues ie rc..e,tsl J, we NAY 60.
pect - see new ARMIES Boz IL, he,i, .ul have fresh
snen.ess conquer Noar armies I'D bo in-
Usd, Atoly reinforced with y huudrod tAousani
men, and tho GosernAent sdopl a poly uAt
would ny.ts tho r.tirn Of tho repre-, ontatiyes 4.
Congress from Mo ~ -tdcd states now under our
CONTROL We believe that in rec mouths the 1.r
could be ended, And Tho n on restored. o,bsr-
wire the pro pHou : ..omy, AMI Tor, gn inter
vrntion looms IA tho dis aac,
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kES AE,I NOTICES.

Ian reuiders 4 ~r- e,si meeting Of the
o. on y - h-f = ~ bi.or.. IN thV W 10 esiay
t'' a., D'e"' 20 mr.c fIf'r'f ara l.''W, ~
lcf ne rrtId To- a. j. Noo4, or Ne!ne-aAr,
tfo lFh lust. u" riro'uil ryrr MN. o.. H. isr,
10 y " NAlipN. IRE. Owls LtDDi, -, 40
''oticr r-ru'lr unrs,ins Of the ~ ~
Joi~'r-' Union vii p. he'd 10 he buii' r. % ~"
so1 D "ss' cor NJ Rover I'd Brltns :. % ~ Pc
d. \ grs' Oh - o'clock Np"''rs = he I o 90
ar '"Ils'ted - ls punr'usI 10 attn. g., a. 80
= !ft' .te 10 We d,st' lated. ~ h'H = -- o.
10. tmk Nhf vici.i W. e.. an ~ &c. 'l |r
s'''r. - h. uu.on Al ii Vi 81 70 N,.3 F. 0r' .
o. jb!iH I'VE, See AARpS N CALL. ~ 10
sired ''sp"r- -" o. II 10 .1-lr r
ulN monthly ri'ting H.,' Brl,1~s. vs. % .
f'I - e'su.rs 4. . f, = -, nfi.tk Hur'.
'u' a., dance - quot ~ hu' 70. - 'ut
hAN, iT.'itent Jas II. iLYNN, CnAa YNH-
NFD'l o. o..
= ''t s'icr .Tor Hr.t -uin- mon.l'i"
me- ~ N - $50 '.f Ut % nllu Prot %. a. \
- .r 80 , ... tI OBJ D. nee H. ..II ..... 2
w. -. a., SEQ iu.t.o t...r Oh, ev"' '',
~ ft. lus..st .'c.o ~htn'v ~ r--ul .. ....
s,ii A. ioH, ued a =. = ~, ~ o0 ~ U.s..
r'et "H. ne ttn, l-'3 pc % 90. I.s 0floe se g
l-'rt ~ UAtL ii',Di = 90. q iMi s. H.r'.
IOf. v T.; JOrtPu AsilNOLt. .t1. 80. B. "
9.it IMAM, "nssy'ndius sec. And hlIH HI
pEIS, OF, s-.. .bu
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sk' fnsi'S has had sv leaders Who have ~ tao
roughly devoted iic -sivcs ~ ing The 4 uihe-n
tssfr' AZ WILLIAM yaSssY On ono u.cshon,
namely q, -, t.nore, IN I-fO, no diselsirned lie.
srsI hfsss Up tho r1ion, tut he WA swAys
h. WI az = thorough D.,uniooisI But for his de-
Ter uined s'c's'oh pro ii-te~, thsrs ws Lite u
interest In Mr.. IAsosi's bi,L3ry. lie ~si horn L.
Coluntis, e, la i7i5. removed when ypAng
fnsn v, Montgomery, A'sb.ils, whore no atidi Il
lav, A1er ser,ihg "a ". Le.sa,u,e Of h.s
state, h. was ,'ec,sd y Con lro-s IN l7li. 10
1850 he y '.ed Ge contrIHll rne.sIfe. tom
q belief hs' tl.very would b. ve.k,neh
by ,hsir adoption. la S., ne urged the orssnls-
ton u 'Comfnii.e $ ~ s.f.ty" "a order to 'yre-
c.r t.Ie te C",toI state, int ra,,l.Uon" In
50 h. endeavorei b. gt ups s,N convention
tite p-rpss 4 Secession In us event q Re-
put. al triumph. Ia 1917 he WAS an as, 4 .
mnst protni1 nj " the seceiers non the Demo-
crate contention al Ch4re .ioL. lie vac mem.
rr ~ te AiNi an, couysDtion ic4 passed tbs
wce sion ord He vas se 4 10 .rop. -
adv cato the .ir.s = ,he C.atdsr.oy. r.tl'ncd
In November 49,, quito ls'uttei ~ tie pros
Pee II n1n.l' tsNent.o on. and Wss si,ot.i T. "a,
Son 10 Of The Z Moderate s'sses, oati1r be io /
sttetnle 81 Ls death lie ~.s buried "a Mint
gOinory. M.b.tu,, On The 29t ult
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Ths rclr lesies mover ct - !.rs not ~a.
Npon will" Whatever they rose ~ ca ta.y 70
cute. They never psuse ia csrr5.i., Gus 'ne.r par
Pose. Their executive energy Is lreuIt ndo4s
With them Il Is but word and b.oW--the blow
Ggst when that "a boat Tais char ,ct,riatic is ilus
srated in ar,mstssale manner by t'e ,eeriy with
which the cruel AMI remors,less Consrrp,on Proc.
1Anstion ia being eXcu.e1 II Is but Little over two
wsess since Is WAS ~ oi. yoi so 'ns'ri9t L-Al
rssdy on their way by thou's l'to tobc armies.
We hal hoped thnt GU. government would .ollow
up the recent glorious victorie, vigorously, tnat
sere woull lee no rebel armies to reinforce and
chat Lkr's and BGAG1's. And the remuaAt 4 Jous-
sros's forces would have teen ped GA, Of 81 st.
suce before u sir lie new conscript had been OBJ
tanned. But In this hope have been dis.p-
Iulnted. Ia Texas Gen. MAIgUuRg In enforcing
J,yi-' consctiutlou proclamation with the Top'
and b,yonct. All nhlc-h,di,d men, letwsen six
teen ami sAty, are pressed into ,he ranks under
thrcstt Of . short nhrt and stout cord, II the n-
,iydusl should prove Ienaetoy.
In Tonn,sses the ssmo energy prevails. Col.
Epr,"r,us hss issued an order requiring al men
tsiS,en .i,ltcou uni f,r,y-dve In Western Ten.
iessee, e. rcpur, iu his camp Immediately. His in
suuctous ,o Lis ii q off ar unique. II msn
sbsc1ts ia'r from his hons 80 ri t-o 90 . :
nent-whic.. In rqu yslcnt 10 drAn az ,use IL
9 be y ru'd sud lis pr perty destroyed-cHcevI
slch as may be- usc.u. ~ hi. command. II nan
Tslsts TIE order 10 ,s - 4, shot on tn. spot aud
saould any one t..s rs'uS, IL house and od,r re.
s,ssanc,, III. houNo ~ - Ia. Oh are, and guards
IiAccd 10 that he cannot get out
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Extremes Meet

TUE TRBuss having sent Ii hl 30 tie City
Comptroller for Sl.s7i 81, fr l.s,c. incurred by
The late riots the most 4 whch for d.i,nce, TIE
JxpEgss urea that # the claim g allowed, twin
.cnI IA round bill Tor she Ia AMI olher uissles
provided in antcir atipn Of a smisr at., :, s,mu-
lated by TErurNp articles aher The sure ~ Fort
samIcr. Ills mutual mu.etIf 4 tie pubic ~
she ENpErs5 sad TglBrsE, sLoNs tat no matter
Who sul,rs, the politi,!Aas VIC set up quar-
ere sure 10 Oh GrsI best, sai proves how rss'
day they a. combine - ,hrow the burden on to
teuple. H. ,ni' case strict equity demands .nai
Ne IEmUsE shco.I lorshwitl pay the E,rEssa Tor
TIE hand grenRdes and torpedoes provided couple
Ct y.arsaso 10 hurl on tire "r,otsrs" and that tho
ESlHkss sLould, In ike manner. dsfray siu1lsr eI
psnses Incurred more recently by tbe TRisuss
1he subscribers 10 ,he THipvEs viii get straw
very plant
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Sn'Es'lAE. N<tTfCE.R.


COMPANY v Fourth Eeg'cn'SIt, GIT Ar
titr,, n. O., y. Nh, rp' or 90 :. above
usueI l,mpln), NJ. nancy u' tf"d TO ,nibie NJ
l'' hsdisoD t. 81 P'ke aLd tI,s,T sts 81 " oI
ut,tsl. q o. lust. ~ fNr Scisk, 4. M , In ful
dIcss, Win fatIsue caps and .lda 'ruh, 20 g. the at
inlutr OF f6sp.ct 0 cur !tt- ir"ta1 slrs, lirut.
hNk titul 'NtN sh! N ~ DpS-l ~ Il HARD
OnkAnh, 4 MAN. Inc comm Eou y lui,,r. vi
t"e T,Zmsnt az. respectfully IN r 9, ate ua. 100
HEX. Il Compare .ls,D Bf oGuu,Ay eat
side, GolTs - I,N BruoIne Fl.
Al flRs / LASS SEWING MACHINES
FOR BALI AND 10 RE- l. l,n
NOtice ~ t-rrby R'ysn thSi thr tlcr,IDu
ior uH,'"' OF htCnllousht Lead Cuuy.l. ,,.rrr-
NNn t~F '' 20 uaN,i .n- > ,u4I uatI Iiy.GtF,
Avs /. $500, b n'ou IL" huur .. q! aud l.. !,
VI, M6t :, We Cphi."yt -. 'Lalc Il. yAA'.,. l..
hlISuGOIAt seS, New 0IA, JULY 70 lso~ 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-05

Nrv GogE. Aug 4, 1883
The supty ~ beef cattle this vrut /. MT - are
a. that OF last Apd thu market Ciocu dul Ani h.aI
Common to tsir ta.ts hIoIght 6As Ia fair To- good
snlu cts.: 20 d a. prime, lOalI et,-. Airv choice.
III II = ctr. per 10.
The receipt II bosvss thi, week we're s4Sa agsinHt
.Aul last ~cek.
Ih-rr b BIT tile mango notioah!s in the marx
for Much COVE
tous d'd taltcs Common 10 m-dhI N t9s,'9
81 diam to glod ...... ao4E,
SHEER ami LAMBS the sugpt Of ~ .,p hA ,ai-n
on uurlrE N" 80 q, nth : l6ut aem9nt pIo~, sLor
tc ,tuv. LA.Aps 81 p.utN, sItun . KAT 4 cline,
caused " tAe sam de.d, AID uo, oil to day ut
bae Ct.
SlGiJf |, hlliy 1asc lower