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TRANS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven. :, lfND, j. 80 n.. I2l3 ftx) ~
fEsl 30 s,li AID =
FoI nud.,Ps.t, T. tEs li;2p a .li i.:l3 At1 S;5o
tFr1 50 J.'a and p.
For Milford a.4 s.rsoiG = ti;'1 $50, $50
fcr Ead,d. Sous. ,oEs AID chcst = I.:SJ A. J",
$40 r. N. - ..,
80 4 go, 3.3r, :. m.
$50 y. "a. -.
fhNl Of 50 .'.' t;1 q = -
lor For, Chester i,errasiisse stations 9ao, ], cI
$3.50, 3D.. 5t.si o.'0 d..
For roF, Che. ~ sd Nov, cisle pn
CONNECTING A.,Ai.,s.
30 Boston via -p.c-.ed A. frs.l f1' tfx) 2. m
For Boston. We shore Lane. l.:l, r. y r. N.
tsT ilsTlora aud Springfield, A. ,Esl l;e, Nv
.f1.l !. "a. -
for Couue,,i,,t Rive R1foaa % - ,ntoal lEIl
il.ie .a All 80 a.. q 40 $40 l-.'N.
For HA.t0Is, Providence All fisA.il Railroad, 'hxb
li'h .
fcr Ser.Hssen Sew-L.oldaa sad S.ou-nsOn Railroad 4
IT,, us j =.
For Cans. i,sil.oii. i2;l5 p m. 70 Northampton.
Tor ho.sat'li, falloli, To- -, .,l p IA 10 rev MI
forl NcJnr.dfys as >tu.lays, &C. Hirstc1.
: ~ A4-ltp,s NshoAd A. iI., .-t o.
log D4nbrly ala Aof .a'4 Esii-l-, N, $3.50 p m
C1rr-cd aua Sc flLe Car. he'd Trains.
JAMES li. aOA.. Superintendent
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financial.
OY9IoI OF ruB PAxAMA RAILloID CoarANY,1
ToATiNB IuILpISos. NO. "a Wall.st.

III
ToxTiSB IuILpTNas, No. "a Wallst.
NRw- YoRx Sept ~, 49,.
DlVIDEND.-Th Board
i Of Directors have this day declared Q DIVIDEND ~
THREE ~ PER CENT out OF the aInes ~ Rod c
the three months ending Sth Inst and ONE ~ PER CENT
the earnings Of Steamers. Sailing besses &C. payable
the stockholders their legal representatives and Sr
the 9Th October next
The Books viii BE- c,oed from te evening c The
2sth September msrine OF tho 1th October next
HENRY SMITH, treasure.
TRgAsrRERs OFFICE Cen RAJ RAILROAD Co - NSw'
JtRsrr No. CO Wsn-st. New iors, sept. 10. laa
FINO THE STOCKHOLDERS Fourth
and Ii0h In,srme,ts Of TvrNlY PR CENT. are
hereby called on the NEW STOCK payable to dc Treasure
on OF b,.oI, October u, neat -
By erder SAMUEL KNOA. lresssfN'
CUICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD co.
'O'INCOME BOND COUPONS.-1hc aloan. Of the cou
pou. dre OCrOB the Income Beads Of the Clieass
AID Alton Railroad Co. has been Ised to the credit O. tho
holder. ard viii be psid to thcu on
Sept "a 1858 u y ROBBINS SON,
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GALWAY LINE.
~ Tie
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAK
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRiATiC, 30 h0I- power. Z % tuns
HlBfRNiA. f.~- horse powell 500 ilns
COLUMBIA. 100 horse power. Jp' tsns
ANGLIA. 100 horse power. 500 trGs
The nsg1. hcont s..slnsiIp
ANGLIA,
viii sal rom BOSTON ~ GALWAY md LIVERPOOL Oh
TUESDAY Octci,g o. o. DO followed ID tho COLUMBIA,
from Nov York OF "a
Rae. Of pe,i.o payable sod H. olaiVa.os. IN ca.
rsAtyt
Inferno
paa,.n.er. lafs afisl 49, T. Ltutou. rais Naabrfg
Iisve bremen 4 ~. f.n Antwerp, sc II lowest fAics
I.4cs ffoAl Liverpool O.wsy 10 Scw lok AID bo,son
fgS IS 49, and les.
hos passage apply 20 -
For fresit az a or 81 Information sgpy 10
LANNhESCF. Oils CO. III South W ilisri a.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-FALL AR
~ RAN0FILhr.--Lepse Jsno,slip and jth ", ". Il.
Sid, Train, ioE C.eenror stepping a. all stations;
and q. EgVToss IIuu. otol ~ Jamaica, Sirroa
Jorui and Ill stations east 20 cssnpor. FOR lsip at
L., aud $3.50 io9 syossc NJ and II and t;3,
D. M nor Hem pgead Al aud II a. n., and 3:JJ t;J0 and
20 D. tor Jamaica At aud 4. IND $3.50. t3, ~
AM T. m ..... ..-.. ... - 49, 49,.
from Jahst stopping at all stations, Fare .or this q An
ut "A ouIsiou tAtoL
ming NJ ali ntatlous
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Professional Notices.

CHARLES =. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ q Law Proctor and Advocate In " s. Cours
No 2y DrsSway New iofs. kssidene.-So ~ Loucon
Terrace " eat 2Jd'st (botweeu y and letn svA)
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-C. ID. HAM
IN NUSp A. D. No. "a East 2I,bst, n. Y. Ohoe hours
from to TO- I 20 s. and to 9cvcIius
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroaoo.


NAY BOAT for ALBANY.--Tho steamboat
~ DANIEL DREW lrsye. jay o. every Fuesdsy Thurs
asJ, cal itNday 90 ~, AID sA T. a. To- IA rare
Yousefs ?. .el's fro 20 Wot P1iu, sud NewbufsA -
ecLts foughkecps.e OIL 20 l,hncgecs Ilsoii te,k
Anl lIudDu 81 - Albany, 81 ". Connecting VITA ~. l.
4 cnu.i sil Northern RnIolds
nor kONDOUr and KlNGST0N.-The
4 .ica.ac. rliuMA, CORN ~, CagG DAVID Abbey. H.,
10 cave New York foot Of J,y IT, etts hasiny lnugs-
dsy, ana Ss aItay, al 0coc. ~. hcfgnlEG VII ies'e
ondont very Monday Ntdu,dey snd FRIDAY. a, oroeA
pm. nptiurs Ncs blsgh Milton and souSnseepse 81 way
lte cornell w commence ranli-s "a sdy sep. =. IS.A
NORTHERN. X. X. of n. JERSEY.-Trains
~ lc4vc ierscy Cry f,r Fieguiont 81 SOFA ~ sies M
l. PHI ago y A. sad rs saturday oniy ~ m
Ion hor,.v II - M ,rdas0pm T. W. DEMANEST. Suri
HUDSON RIVER RAllROAD.-lokA Al.
1BANY end TROY. CONNECTING Win TRAINS
AOLIH and " k'1. lf.iHs Gave -,
From Chambers 10. -. from ~
4 ,nr .na 40 n and ,; ~ l0.z. aat S:J' sni
H. ami y. - 80 = I"
Try and Albany with soc?'l lv''' p IA
~ car, 1880 T. M ,,.,.,-
Pon train, 1850 n a. -" ~ anu if'Fs mao'''
ga /. and 10 y. a. ~.
Pctkstill uein, III O. M, AK g. m SIX p n.
and 10 A..
. M li;05 anlt.ss pm.
Yorker. tfrin, De. IH:.' d.
On Sundays AZ Si2k o N from soi.tlt.
.ckts may procured a. Il TIE oihces ~ WsstroWs
pres. IA New. lois and Brooklyn tnd BAGGAGE cccsod q
i House al points tho sd aad SaiLto.s SpsmsA
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Excursions.

EXCURSIONS 10 COMFY ISLAND.-The
A. ,ars Of ths COMFY ISLAND and BROOhLlN RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY run cgsry ~ minutes nom falon and
- h.ae tsIes Elloayn connecting al Cay ine with es
Ottruuc.i tratcs cAee pssr1 Fay and tcnfy lsil
ErooAl, l., MAY ~. lioJ W. h. q COAE, supt
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goo 00O FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Bank Statements.

American Exchange Bauh.-sistonent d the
ANLLCAs EXCHANGE BAN, T.. rsllf.3 ~ Chsp'ef 40
tAvso. ~ tAs ~eet s.ss1ay NE 81 a, ooiSer'
Arcr,s ell .cC;.9s1 "a
Average suczy q sr-s1- l.Oo".ss. 81
o. ss.b~y 90
Avc-,r afnSsti Deposit. ttkoi- 81 10
C. se~ rort. !. n Atu.,. caser 81
E1ch Bsat Nes iGt h-ns day sscs sse
81 Above ,ia'sm~s ct 70 the BE- ny AM
be- ~ u AtAhAI, tAIef
s.ofn seof. ne ~ sA day q ort,s,r. 49,
FstsAn ko1sJ rrbhc
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hOTfCs The stOaa.tip GLASGOW o. Dbl. ine viii sal
a. a. eatr. steamer THURSDAY, Of. g. Has spsndd
aaconn i0ns lor CABIN MI steeIsge Pasaolst' 81
fsd4reG r.tes Ysylhle Ia ". >. cusf-ncy .
IOnS a. DALE Ag.n,, No. is Broadway:
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touch
- ins G cu-~usiosn Cork hAEbort--the weu'sno~n
sosi.ls u Tie .sr Dos of. Ai fli.4ae'! LA S's.sr
81. Or.ltssy efr il.oi.l'l ID "a. - iya9@s. . .
,r'y on 'CrfF.fl q Il Saturday Oct. 10
ClIt Of BALI Saturday Oct ?.
aud srery s1aceeding SATURDAY, q uc2u from Fer ~
,o.L h.sur.
rATgs FAessrF.
Payable In COLA, OF IL equ,saleoi ~ caiTsncv' 80
ytUtI tkBiN.......f p a. ~IksitAOk ........,$ -! No
Fif. sh T. idon.. fo,sts London... - ~
Flr. Cabin Falis... - ID. ,"eE-gr 20 iss. 81 ~
gft Cabin % ar burg ~ gtsesfaSe 10 Hamburg - a.
I.sacugef. a.aed 70 lsve Bfealen Rotterdam
Artwcfy. L.. a. equally low saio. ~ - -.
are. from iiysipor 4scnstowa: Ut Cabin So 80
-i53 sieersg. as Thee who Wish % seat Tor ileif
.l.s4.ds ran buy tirsris Aele n tbcsr rates
For fanh~l inform al apply o. he Cnmfanys Offices
JOHN q DALE. Ascui, w. - hTosdway, n. Y.
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NEW-YoRK & XEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGE NENT.
CUNMENGiHC JULY 8, 1913.


P.ssas,f Station n New iors conner E1,ks, and .aN
Entrance 9th 81
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DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for H

~ FORD eonse,tns with Railroad 70 SrhINUriLny'
NORTHAMPTON BELLOWS FALLS, BRA1TLEBOkOs
Sc Steamer GRANITE STAIE cave Peexrnp g 81,
Monday "Wednesday and Friday siescr LII VI -.
FORD ksves Pess.~ip u p r., TUESDAY Ans'''s5 ~
urdsy. .,c, ...,,.,. ana s,s
CON nsnded by competent aid experie occd oahcefe
Eev.i orx NAV ZS 1874
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IN COAPAsi. -2CDH shares Of The Capital Stoc. Of a.
Iuon Yahc Railroad Conn sny nasinE boon Subscribed tud
,er theroo. paid - ~ lTe..lIer 81 he ID ,o"is
me- M # the DcEs the st0ck OF isia vFnJ ~
IT, Ion oil Direto tcr,of vii BE- ke I'd a. Tie once q
=, Co,grany 80 - " us, il the Cly Of hes foTs Oh
VIZ WEI d. OGDEN. Prs,ideDL
HHSuY Y. Pooh. Secret@y.
New lor Sep
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Iradesnso's nis.-s;atemont Of inc iHA A., a.
MEMS fAfR = T. required By chapter 80 is"t % S' "'
tie ", a endius Saturday the - day Of oe"o 90. - IN
iFcrge ,noun " Dsb4 D.se0ahs. 20
vera amount m y ecis- cry
t'slnge AJnnlt u I.tnistioii
ivsrusf sllpunt OF Dspo4b ~
CITY and Comfy sf er~YgIk,s Anth0ny haA'y Casn.s,
BANK being duly AFFIRMED. deposr su
4y At Tie above correct tue best knosd.e
and bellsf AhthoNI hALoEi' SsS"eA
Alarmed Def. .e ne tLs Ii DAY Of Q,ol~f, 1871
"~'N '' ~ ~ " ~ " j. bs.ss, Notary Public
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER, PALMER TTftHsuRo, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The and stsnsh steamers Of TIE Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON end CITY OF NETWORK,
iesvs EewY.rk daily scDtsys exc Y,ed e'eloes -
FOR NEW.LOHD0N
there connecting With Ne Stesboas RxPree Tin sU ~
sboye poiuts va Norwich Worcester Boston Worcess,
Worce.,~r Es,hua end New Lopdon northern RaiosdA
Freight tskea the lowest raes ror nfosmslon n19s
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Second National Hn nL.-3tat, mcni OF TIE sl.toaD
fAiiosAL Bhtk a tie Cy u srr furk e ffauhfd ~ DC
1n 81 ~ A. - Coz scs ~ pffiar pps tu"h u 49, ~
foTea ~ U.s. 49, iOf month rndlas Oct sivSi Nm, a,
..fsfadt Il DrglAs ts'.vs
sre'es- amlunt q Lnns sounds. Syt's
~ ast Comfy Of New No1 l. All On os .a,a, y.
y seeoli Ha Eank Lsns s~on 'po' saH ss) ihs '
u.tmrat "a esncet 20 NJ. q ~ Aoowlslse nne ptrt
ALLYN l. ORMs gEE. Gamer
Jas IL Ltsfsssros, Notary Public.
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GLNCY for the SALE OF
n U. >. FIVE-TWkSTY BONDS.
Ofrcs %
PARKE d bOWDOlS.

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANk,
"A 80. III Cha ham sgt ~ sew foIs
sly PER CkNI IAIEEEsI ALLONID ,
ln,eret. money dposlcd before Oc ~ val afsH
h;efesi from o. J.
Di,ide d. vii be paid rec u OoyernLacn nj tar.
Bank open d-iy from Lotto md {. 90 = ~.
81 D. VAN FELL, ifeslj,nt
CHARLES D. BAILEY. Treasurer.
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Faitos Bank.-Stsemcnt 81 he FJLIDs bANh .,
requfeS Ls.so i- s he ~~ eeets sn-fsv ns
81 tty q Octoter 10 a..
Avrr.s- 10 Ard Dscocns W
49,. 800. a, ~ - - .IIfos ~
.... =, -, - ,,,rr,~r ............. es.'Os ~
go, ,,.,t al u,o 4. r...,Sxf u
81, c1ont, a You o,.fi ~ Isrtra css1er 81
Is faf Rs.s IA -ssr's'.f
~ ~ aAfDotk. cssAisr
o.. s..stsss :otsy rs5ir
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f,LemIcaI Bnrk.-5,G.op-nt 81 the CHEMICAL
stEK ssrcrrri ~ Cbsre ss Lave hk ~ 's yea ssdS
P,,srday the 81 day OF Otober rS1i ......e
A,-us, Loss. AMI Dsoounn
Average Of PERI
amosst ~ Dsppct..
~, 1890. "a ,.'.f @ WILLIAMS. Casaler
IL T.ILs.s. Notary Pablo
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East River Buuk.-staemcui Of ,hs EAST hisfh
BANK ~ 10 ts~s O. .A o US - ~ss
ssiurssy . u ssy 81 OeiobcE 1895 400. A.. M.
A,,,ase n-u. u ssd w
of cfc-stss 49,. 81
Az a u posts
CIV ssd Cuu,, Il S-~ Ton iwn csrn,s cstff o. %
saJ seD sAf ~ ih ts so's'ls'
gsnt . os<ret - taortsdf- ssd y - 49, 49,.
~ " = cAlldAS. C-sasf.
s-s. ArS.ss - the ~ tsy Of Oc;oosf, la
Jsa VA D.1s.. c59r-.sncs' O. r-sts
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IEAIdEh AAstTlcgUt4Ei' bAsk &C. CT VI ss- flfs.
oausst' La. t.l - .s 80 &c - sfsr
- q az r. Oifotsf ifIi
= f>sf4s AM nttsn11s et.eFio.. %
~ pa toI,sJo %
o. caosIafnu a Ne ate issfia<
.nssai o. i-ss tScsts'' -
fssuff Thi'N'f iffaI-fi
ID. L>sssf ssnasuass' LEA. trs as s"afn. A. -
ef q y fsLHLI Ca. =.
s-ofn L.0,s ~ - 81 asJ o. o-iotsf. -
PlfIr
The Shasta courier., 1863-01-17
Shasta, Jan. 18th, 1868.

TREASURER AsHLEY's GREENBACKs.-Thi s
officer, who has heretofore enjoyed reputa-
tion for honesty and uprightness in his deal
ings, has placed himself in an unenviable
position, by his taking money from the State
Treasury, purchasing green backs, and
rendering them to Assistant United States
Treasurer Cheeseman in payment of Califor-
MIA IS portion of the war tax. Wescannot see
what authority Mr.. Ashley has, under our
State laws, to pay out of the State Treasury
any funds but those he has received as Treas
urer 1t is we'll known that the war tax was
paid in gold and silver coin, and the act ap-
proved april 18th, 1862, requires the County
Treasuners to pay over to the State Treasur-
er the funds so received for said tax; and
sec. 10 of said act requires the State Treas
urer g to pay over to the Assistant Treasur-
er of the United States. at the city of San
Francisco, on the first Monday of each month,
all money in the State Treasury belonging
to the Federal tax fund: 1t is also required
that the State Treasurer shall set apart all
Sucn lunus SO TeceNeu troH tue OouIty treas
urers into seperate fund, as a Federal
Tax Fund" In the absence of any express
statute authoriz ing the Treasurer to use or
exchange the coin so received and set apart,
Mr.. Ashley has transcended his powers by
buying up legal tender notes at discount,
and endeavoring to pay them out in the place
of coin. Aside from the want of authority
for this act of the Treasurer, we look upon the
course pursued by him as tending to injure
the proud name California has won for her
patriotism in supporting the Government in
time Of her financial troubles. Let our
State officers be ever jealous Of the reputation
of our State, as well as just and fair in their
financial dealings with her creditors.
The Shasta courier., 1863-01-17
Recons structionists.

The reconstruction Democrats appear to
see nothing but evil to result from the Pres
identss proclamation They fear that docu-
ment mas changed the political war cry of the
Aboliticnists, shifted the negro over upon
their platform, and that they will have to
20 for re-enslaving that race of beings. II
these lukewarm Union men desire the recon
struction of a government under such men as
Buchanan for President and Floyd as Sec
retary Of War-the class that was in power
and brought about our diffieulties-then we
say to them oppose everything that is now
being done by the Government to maintain
the Union, and carry out your principles by
engrafting into your platform g down with
the Union" and let slavery be the strength
and support Of the rebels. Their opposition
amounts to nothing more than this, for they
cannot stop the war, however much they try
to embarrass the Government. Every war
we have had has had its Torys, and it is not
strange that there should be Tories in this
war. But let them deal fairly with the coun-
try that has protected them thus far, and
come orA openly and define their position II
is well known that every secessionist in the
State is with them; but while they are at
their covert work let them remember that
the secessun;sts who will aid them were a
few thousands the strongest at the last elec-
ton that they are by far the ablest politi-
clans; they are better organized, and know
how to manage the slaves TO their party with
consummate skill Thousands of uncondi-
tional Union men Of to-day remember how
long and how we'll they had been guled into
the support of such men as the leaders of
the Dixie wing, land they have cut loose from
the foul company. Let those reeonstruc-
tionsts who yet call themselves Union men
look bout and see if those with whom they
are acting are not ready, if opportunity pre-
sents ITSELF to rise and cut the threats of
those who are heartily and Internationally
supporting the Government. Choose We
whom ye will serve'-the cause of Union or
that of Treason
The Shasta courier., 1863-01-17
Sheriff's Sale.

DY virtue- of an execution, issued out 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 directed and delivered, for juS gment
rendered in said Court on the said Sd day of De-
cember, A. D. 1862. in favor of IL. A. Curtiss, and
against Pembroke Murray, Jno. NJ. Heath, Wm.-
Stone, Marin Stone Norton Stone and Elias Stone,.
and Others associated together un ier the corpora
ton laws of this State under the name and style of
50 The Soda Springs and Pit River Turnpike Road
Company" and each of them. and each member ST
said corporation, for the sum of thirtyfve bundled
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 S33 90
costs of suit and accruing costs have levied upon
the following property, to wit
The franchise of the corporation known as :" The
Soda Springs and Pit River Turnpike Road Com
pany.' with all 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.
Stones Ferry, on Pit river, in Shasta county =
running thence. in northerly direction. to where
II crosses Sacramento river, at point heretofore
known Hale's Ferry = running thence, on the
west side of said river to Dog Greek thence,
tinuing in a northern direction, via Portuguese Flat
to the line dividing Shasta and Siskiyou counties,
together with all the toll gates, bridges, houses,
tcnemelitS, tnere-
to belonging in any wise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Friday, the 18th day of February. A. ID.
1863.
at Il o'clock, NJ at the Court House doors, in the
town and county of Shasta, will sell the above de-
scribed property, at public auction, to the highest
bidder; and the person who shall satisfy the afore
said execution, with all legal fees and expenses
thereon, (which shall be announced at the time and
place of sale,) and shall agree to take said fran
chise for the shortest period of time and to receive
such tolls the said pora;ion is by law entitled
receive, shall be considered the highest bidder.
JN0. S. F0LLANSBEE, Sheriff.
Shasta Jan. 18th, 1868. jn17
The Shasta courier., 1863-01-17
Yours. respectfull,

SERVED HIN Rrcnr.-A man named Dan
iel Smith was killed in Grass Valley on Fri
day, the 9th inst, by Chinaman. He and
a man named Richardson went into the Chi.
nese part of the the town, and without any
provocation commenced beating Chinaman
with sticks, or pieces of board, Richardson
havpga bowie-knife in his hand at the time.
The Chinaman retreated to where some of
his countrymen were standing, followed by
Smith and Richardson, when general muss
occurred, in which Smith was fatally stab
bed. He died almost Immediately
The Shasta courier., 1863-01-17
Friday, the 23d day of January, A. ID.
I2(i3.

at o'clock, NJ, a. the Court House doors, in tho
town and county of Shasta, l will sell, at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the prcmi
ses described in said decree, as follows, to wit:
All of the right title and interest, legal and
equitable, of II. W. Bragg, Joseph W. Adams, and
Anna J. Adams, wife of the said Joseph W. Adams,
in and to all that certain tract parcel of land,
situate the east side of the Sacramento river,
near the mouth of Bear creek, in the county of
Shasta, and State of California, and known as
" Oakley Ranch" and bounded and described as
follows, viz Beginning at two white oak trees
standing on the east bank of the river aforesaid,
near the mouth of Bear creek thence down said
river with the eastern bank thereof south 60o east
$50 poles to four cottonwood trees thence south
100 east 40 poles to a stake on the bank of said
river, below the mouth of Ash creek thence north
20o cast. JOG poles, a white oak tree standing
point of hill east of Dry Guleh thence north 700
west, 6S poles. to a white oak tree thence north
60e west. SO poles, to a white oak tree /; thence
nolth 20 east 33f poles, to white oak hill !;
thence north $50 west, (crossing Bear creek at rs
poles) lS poles, to three white oak standing
level thence south 70 west, 154 poles. to q
white oak tree, standing on the east bank of Bear
creek, the same being the northwest corner Of a
land claim recorded by Dr. +. n. Slack Sept. 29th,
1852: thence down said Bear creek with its mean
ders, about 1s5 poles, to the place of beginning,
and containing 800 acres of land, thereabouts :;
also all of the right title and interest of said defend
the ferry franchise, boats ropes and appur-
tenances the Sacramento river, near the mouth
of Bear creek together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances there
unto belonging in any wise appertaining.
jn3 JNO. S. F0LLANSBEE, Sheriff,
The Shasta courier., 1863-01-17

"THEREAS, by decree and judgment in the
w above entitled cause, entered on the 24th
day of November A. d. 1852, in favor Of j. L. H
Swinford, o. P. Woodward, and John K. Knox a.
gainst C. F. Rogers J. O. Smith and J. P. Lane, for
the of SLIPS 46-1o0, with legal interest thereon
from the Sth day of May, A. D. 1862, amounting to
the sum of S7 s. l0o together with the costs taxed
in the of S4i5 55- 100, it is ordered, adudged
and decreed that the property hcrinafter described
be sold by the Sheriff of Shasta county and where
by order of sale in said cause, issued January
Sd, 1868, am required to give notice of sale, and
sell the property in said decree described thus
All that certain ditch property, situated in Ore
gon Gulch mining district, in Shasta county and
State of California. known and described follows
known Col. Lanes ditch, and taking the waters
of Irish Gulch on to surrounding mines. Also one
ditch and reservoir in Oregon Gulch, known as Col.
Lanes ditch, taking the waters of Oregon Gulch
on to surrounding mines. Also one undivided half
of ditch taking the waters O'Neil Gulch on to
Oregon Gulch, and known Hickey 4 Lane s
ditch together with the entire reservoirs the head
of said ditch; together with all fumes, acqueducts,
and suce boxes necessarily used upon all said
bitches, together with all and singular the tene-
ments, hereditaments and appurteuances thereto
belonging or in any wise appertaing.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that
Friday, the 3Oth day of January, A. ID.
1863,
at o'clock, P. NJ, at the Court House doors, in
the town and county of Shasta, will, by virtue of
said order, sell the above described property, at
public auction, to the highest bidder. for cash.
jn10 JNO. S. FOLLANSBEE, Sheriff
The Shasta courier., 1863-01-17
S73S,1l7 &c
Excess of receipts over expenses
during present Administration,
from January 10th to Decem-

Excess of receipts over expenses
during present Administration,
from January 10th to Decem-
ber lst, 1862 S91 ,215 SIS
The Message approves the Emancipation
Proclamation as a measure which strikes at
the very root of the rebellion, and gives hope
of speedy and permanent peace; exhorts
the people to be vigilant, and give their un-
divided support in maintaining the Union ;
congratulates the people on the commence
ment of the work on the Pacific Railroad,
and the establishment of line of steamers
from San Francisco to China as the greatest
works of the age. The document will COM
pare favorably with any Message heretofore
delivered in this State, and throughout
breathes the spirit Of true patriotism and
economy, which should inspire confidence in
the people that everything is being done to
promote the prosperity of our State which
circumstances will permit.