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Day GOODS
Just received a arg. assortment of
SPRlNG GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
toe numerous to mention.
N. PHHLAy,
Corner Third and East Capitol streets.
IL ca pitol Hill
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324 a 324
REMOVED.
CHARLES L. LOCKWOOD
Having removed his stock Of GENTS FURNISH
ING GOODS;frem the Store s5S Pennsylvania Ave
nue. tunder Browns hotel,) to the old stand Of
Mess,s CLaoHs1 & MAY,
No. 324 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
will offer to has many friends and customers, @ new
and conp iete stock OF
GENTLzAEN's FURNISHING GOODS!
White Linen Shirts, Atwood Shirts 4 Draw
Fancy MusiiH Shirts, Red FLANNEL Shirts and.
Eegolia shirts, Drawers.
Army shirts, Merino HsifHose,
Merino Shirts Drawers Brown Cotton Half Hose,
elk Shirts ana Drawers. Bleaehed Cotton do.
Kid, Castor. Buck. Cloth. Silk and Thread Gloves.
Also, aIArss stock OF Army Gloves and Gsuntlets,
Silk Haadksrehiefs, Linen Handkerchief.
Silk add Wool searfs and Ties,
Also, @. Pro.
osasa' Patent Enameled Cellars. st wholesale and
retail, 10 for 70 cents.
L. p. r. G. q O..
LADIES' Patent Electro Collars and Com, sets FER
% cents.
s6FINE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
/ CLOSING OUT SALE OF DRY GOODS,
At3s4 PENNSYLVANIA AvBsra,
tssveen 9Th and 10Th sts.
BsvIus purchased OF b.. J. D. CLAGETf his en-
tirs stock OF DRY GOODS, will nox srsr the
same TO the public at Lee PRICES, for The purpose
| Of closing that branch of the business.
| Mr.. J. B. Clagett hss kindly eonssated to make
his Office with for be purpose % closing his old
business and also to assist with he advice and in
| auonee in closing hi llate stick Of Dry Goods.
| OHARLES L. LOCKWOOD.
| STORE OPEN Hg8IY EVENING UNTIL MIMI
| fe i6-3~. O'CLOCK
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SEE FRS? PAGE OF to-day's Star for interest.
ing local articles.
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I kSsr A6 SIoaIgsMAS' Executors.
fe II as~s- @. MCGUIRE 4 Co; Aucts


ByJ g. MCGUIRE a CO, Auctioaeers.
CHANOERf SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN
- GEoReEIssS.-By virtue Of dscree Of the
Directors of Geor xetown Colies. are comp..insnts,
aud John IA. Furguson is defendant, No. l,7S7.
on T TEsDhY, She iCth day OF March, 1855 st hall.
Snst eioea p n on the premises: TO the hishss,
in Ii ,imesd's Addition 70 Georget3wn. besinnine
for the same at the southwest intersection of est
y via The vest line Of North street one ndred
end t~eDty flfol feet; thence westerly parallel 10
the r LIN. ss
feet 70 he south line Of West street thence Wiz
feet six inches GEO 70 the Beginning, situated in
,s ssd
dwelling.
months. with interest, TO be secured sr tn. nosss
Of the purchaser. with endorsers 70 be approved by
With in Eve days or The Trustee ms, resell Il sss
risk ahd cost n RI rs aeRfspHiinf psERsRsa:sr
fs7aavsrad. ,. c. Mcguire 4 90, Ansis.
NIARsHALp sILE-In virtue of . writ Of seri
M tseis. c e S1ss5 of Cont si me- from n.
me directed will pose to public Sale, fer es~h.
MON DAY, the ssh day Of march. lsss, at u o'eIeef
n., the following described properly, to- vH:-
dss sss. sss = sfS Il pi a y
the ssrae being included in the following metes and
point Distant Il fse 0s nehss from the
corner Of Linsan and I'd sts.. (said point beinrths
a%
Gsossstorn Soilsse snc running thence est
erly parallel With L;nsan street IS feet, thence
wettwardly and parallel with ID street % feet in
street to the point Of Beginning, together wish al
and singular the improvements thereon, soised
s sSs
1885, in favor Of Jane Bateman
{, n-da q g. Marshal O.
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DIR. W1LNER.-The commission appointed to
examine the Charges against this Rev. Rebel
nave closed their labors. II is understood that
the finding OF the commission has been ap-
proved by the Secretary Of War, and that DR..
Wilmer is to be confined in prison during the
continuance OF the Rebellion.
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J.e. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auetionesrs.

]. g. Mcguire co. Auctioneers.
EfkNDeoNg GOTHIC COTTAGE AND LOT Af
II Public SALR.-0n TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
February 18th, at q O'Clock, on the premises, Ne
ball sell part @: Lot No. 2. in square No. 81, ront
ing 81 feet Virginia avenue. between 5lst and
I'D sire cts, and running back average depth Of
about la) feet toge her with the improvement Is,
consisting Of q handsome and well built Gothic
Cottage. containing some seven rooms ell IN per-
feet order.
Possession given May LIST, purchaser 70 receive
the rent a. the rate Of $40 per snrun. rnti thai
time.
Terms cash, In current funds.
fsle J. O. MCGUIRE a. 90, AuctS
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FUTURE DAYs.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS AZ,

", Lr..rr"s az A1crios..es aospaY A 81
VII owe y: h. oh. eel aos s.sr I.
.sin,ns u ,coTs. and Kitchen. with e.iiss. s.su
n s:sI. =. re o. he. s And GAIA s:s
ssss sss Ssr.s sa1: E s !: Issss: :!
ssn street I'll. alteration % pe'.. 10 Invited %
Term. mad. tSo1n o r. s 70 .., 70 90 NORTH.
fsisa skSss 1 Williams. Au,..
By: c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Auctioneer..
| pkhsMPI0RY SALE OF HIGHLY yALua
er BiibisssVseos MONDAY ga, ar TTi ryasdasr
! fsoru.,y 70, 81 4 Cook, at the Auction Rooms'
III i,f e:sss az ri. g. q
ing OF the railroad and turn pike sbout b. -
e cha e s..s sss :ss
sishty ssyen and enc eu Arter sores, Nor. or I..s
We. s;i o msa.i, .ss =.
fs,t,nrit",s; 10 VI visered and has beer bin
The improvements consist OF q two story dousi.
Frame Dwelling -Hesse, With NECESSARY cut Sri,S
ths nsst spproysd plan; cora hOs.s, sc, '~s %
Js. os %.h h5a The a.: .es
Re is J. o. Mcguire & co ,Aues.
NolIcI.By virtue OF an, order of di..r.I,
H. Palmer 70 s.iisf, rent du. and ~ late n.tSn
f hlrs o. Fan h.sdy, have levied upon he
ilWoIee.ter DictiensIy, i Spanish do.
Ia volumes Bsond Bsoks, "
ITos Bedsteas, TsS!es. assdres,,
Smaitresset; shsets. Comforts,
bersiy .1. aosic es si.s &c vim ..u IN. .,
.oS4. IL front e of:h. BsoA q y.sqsep
e.eS fs WI ha .fssii si s.yi,s foe
ByW. L. WALL q co., Au.,ioneers,
CfITtAaLkoGUE SALE OF 5000 VOLUMES
Warrington. Psrsisnlsrs e ftfsrre advert senens
Il. Ia W L. WALL 90, Aucts
By J. c. McGUFRR X CO, suctioneer,
FXrCTToR'S SALE OF soU ARES AND LOTS
see the Auction boom. Jss S' Md Ss,s T.qr
and being in ihs cay Of TssSnstoS. s91 lying
Lots A, Q G D, and r, in su6dTision Of lots .nd
Lot, g b, 4 and IS in s,ssre No. g.
Part OF Lot 2, IN sqURre NJ lfs
All OF Squsre No. 2Y,
Part Of Lot IL. in Square Ma rs.
Lots A, b. H,I,K,L NJ y. in .rcdivision OF
Pay. n Lot 2 70 sqasTe No rs,
Ali OF Square No. III.
Lets and ., being all of Square No. Es.
Thee squares and lots eeioaS to the estate Of o.
Lots <. and IA, in Square 90, are i'm proved By
Lot g in square SO, is also improved. eomprisinx
what e lied the glass houssproperty. :"
Part OF Let Is. in Square 2i5, Also improved by
Terms of sale enc fourth erh 20 es paid With
equal instalnsnts at 6, Il and Is -nepths on notes
satisfactorily endorsed DEEDS
de-Gs of trust taken to secure the deferred pay
ments
All conveyancine to be paid by the purchaser
The Executors reserve the rightto resell, st ten
days notice il the terms not complied with
within Gays after the of sale the risk nd
~ pei &c of the defaulting purchaser.
I he .sis Of Less and rs in seSsre 50, and Of
on THu RseAI, lath day Of March, 1856, at half
'' ' T ESsf iS osoaEggMAs, Executors.
feEs tsv3s J. @. McsiUIRE r. Cos Aucts.
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GRAND FAIn-The great fair In aid OF sick
ard wounded soldiers, according to announce
ment in another column, IL to come Oh usxt
week No fair, TO our knowledge, has ever
awakened UGH general Interest anon = the Iadis.
OF this city. The decorations are to be of tina
most elaborate character, and many OF the
articles contributed already are of rare beauty
Nine tables have been set apart for fancy ar .icle,
tookr, prints and photographs; soda w alter
fountain: poet office. etc, etc; and two very
unique booths or stands-the one designated a.
Of Fortune, or place we suppose where "you
don't get Your money back"-the design Of each
IL beautiful, SRd calculated to attract great
au"nnon' Almost all the ladies in the city
appear 70 interest themselves more or less in
The lair, and under such auspices 1t cannot but
prove highly successful, and contribute largely
70 lurther a most noble object
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just receiver a iargA assortment of
SPRlNG GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES
Toe numerous to mention.
Corner Third and East Capitol streets.
II Capitol Hill.
CONS; BrSIoSs, CLUB AND IsyEnrBD NAILS,
Enlarged Joints Chilblsins and other disorders Of
Chiropodi.t. Operations performed in few min
utcs; and the relief is instantaneous that the pa.
venience. Dr. White has scores OF certiicstes from
ethtr Of the merfhaPs and
seeCn hy calling At his Office, t24 Ps Az, between
'f2 aA1 ON sls' Hashiu2t"n, u. Z. fe 2l-E
POlSss NOT 9th 5HH HEAD
Mira. Of Silver,
Use
CEisrADoRo's HAIR DrE,
certified to be
Pure-SGf- Unequakd,
DIR. Chiffon, OF NBw YORK,
ard
OTHER EHIsEsT CHEMISTS,
Produces any shade frem rich mellew brown to
glossy black in ten minutes and contains gre
dent that is Injurious to the hair.
Manufacture by J. CRIsTADoRo 6 Aston House.
Hsw York Sold everywhere, and applied by all
Hair Dressers
Price, 81, sl.SO. and s, per box, according to
size.
CEIsrADoRo's HAIR RESTORATIVE
Is invaluable with his Dye, it imp parts the utmost
softness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
TO the bsir.
Price 50 cents 81. and So per bottle according to
size. TO - colin
HosTBTTER's BIrTERs.-If the stomach is wrong
al! is wrong. 1t is the balances wheel of body and
mind. The dy.peptic is the IN oct niser ,be hu-
man beings: The first thing necessary TO cheerful
ness to hesthful sleep, to bodily strength to clear
nets OF intellect. &c activity, to the enjoyment OF
life, is sound DIGESTION: II the stomach does not
perfu rm its duty, discipline IL into regular and
healthy action by the use OF hOstettsr's Stomach
Btters, the purest diffus We stimu liant ever admin
istered. II is mild and pleasant; IL heers, inyig-
CRATES and gives elasticity and energy TO the whole
system. Its action upon the coats OF the stomach
IL renovatiDG in q wonderful degree. Use 1t for
week and you will And the sense Of oppression after
eating. and of emptiness and faintness between
mealf, which are the distinguishing features o.
dyspepsia. entirely relieved, the bowels regular
the appetite good, and the pulse Arm and even
Wholesale Asents-A. II. Binninser o., 237
Penn avenue. fs IS cost
DIARRHIA AND DIsISTlRY will dscimats the vol
untsers far more than the bullets OF the enemy,
therefore let every man zee to IL that he carries
With him q full sspPiy Of Holoway's Pills Their
Ryit al 0nl q eta Rov a.
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VALUABLE LOTS FOB SALB.-See advertise.
rnent under this head OF lots for sale In square
"a, by X. s. Davis, aS9 ID street In mont OF the
Gt,y Hall. The lot. are favorably located, IL
will be seen.
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CTEAM FLOUR MILL PoR RENT-The me
- trOpolitan Steam FIGURING Mill" situated on
Canal corner of 18th street, in the city Of Washins
ceased Ia offered for rent, lease for three years
or less tine il desired. This Mill is well estab
large business, Inquire Of either Of the s.bseri-
beers ROBERT C0LTMAN.
JAMES ADAMS,
fe l7-ecSw Executors and Trustees,
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY. Godsy's Lady's Book,
and L@slie's Magazine, all for March. At Shu
ilngtons BooksNre, Odesn Building. corner
-Four and-a-haf street and Pennsylvanis ave-
nue..
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EOR SALE-Thres frst class DWELLINGS, four
Il stories high, and a hns Cellar with all the
modern improvements, situated on @ street north,
between LIST and ID sire t. west, the Baltimore
Depot, Capitol, Passenger Railway and the Avenu.
Could be converted into fine hotel Will be sold
on long time or low for cash. either separately or
together. For further particulars inquire Of JNO.
r. WARD, Lumber Dealer, corner Of Twelfth 1t.
and Canal Re n-6ts
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CEISTAD0RO'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
ls invaluable with his Dye il imp parts utmost
soltness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality
TO the hair.
Price 50 cents 81 and So per bottle according to
size. fe u colin
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FOR SALE AND RENT

TOR SALE-A SHANTY, situated on lst street
l. between and G SITS. Good reason given fo,
selling. Apply - above. fe 2l2tt
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DIARRHHA AND DIsIsTlRr will dseimats the vol
untSers far more than the bullets OF the enemy,
therefore let every man zee to il that he carries
With him q full sspply Of Hollowsy's Pills. Their
ues in India and tn. Orimea saved thousands Of
Rritiah eodiera Only Is cts par Box. SIS
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BY O. MCGUIRE CO, Auctioneers.
TNRCsTEEH sA.R or yALARLl BUILDING
Loi OF sIEsni srrwsEs ierH APP nfH
9th ct ~ o'clock, the premisee, By virtae Of
deed Of trust dated August 18th 1855. and daily re-
one Of tse land records her Washin stsn comfy, D.
O., shall sail part Of Let numbered eleven fl, D
in e4saxe Be red Chi hundred and forty
ts1t beginning for the esns on street ia the
divfaSng line between said Lot eleven and Lot
twelve in said square, 81 the distsne. OF Nay feet
west from ths northeast corner Of ssid seaare and
running from sad point OF beginning south hun
drsd feet thence west tvA ISystuo Feet six inches
thence north ono hundred feet TO the south line OF
street; and thence With street twenty tvo fest
sx inehes 70 the place Of inning; together vita
the OF he alley In the rear.
Terms Ono third CASH the rsnsinder In Q and
n months; with interess, secured By deed OF trust
On tho premises.
All convey ances ct the cost OF the purchaser.
JOHN CLAgEfT Trast>e;
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A ssIsTANr QUARrkRAAsrkR'so OFFICE,
"A Corner and nd Streets. 4
wAssINsIox z Feb, 2, lsT &
win be sold To HSDaY, Path inst, . lot Of
condemned Horses and Auies, belonxins 10 tbs
Qusrteruasters Department. ct the Government
Ccrrals near the wsshi ngton Observatory.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
J. G. HcG CIRk a CO., Auetioneers.
OHAs. ri. TOMeKISs,
Capt. and Assistant Qnartermaster.
feEd q. o. Army,
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Oafce, NO. OH Hfnth strs st, near "a. az,
fe l4-u n h. MILLER,
A GOOHsPARM FOR SAILED acres In Quilt
"A ystio4 S4k acres in tim Der; With new Frame
apple orchard. 1t is situated on It'll street turn
pike, abaut7h miles from Washing ton, d. @. -
and the remainder No l upland, feonting on too
county roads. Terms easy. Sale will be closet At
ence. nor particulars ING uirs 81 J. P. BARTLtO-
Low or JOHN A. BAKER, S5S Seventh st.
fn l4SY
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The CHRLPEs; AsD Blsr HAZE Dir Ii YHlWpRLp-
Mere, Fade, o. Ha,he, Out.-Uphan's lair Dye, 50
cents box The best in use. Try it, Sold oy 3.
G. Ford corner 18th street and Pa svenue, Wash
In gtop and Rsnr- Cook, AlsxandriA- sly
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VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE Fifty seven
BUILDING LOTS for sale, in square s4i, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets east. and and streets
south and My one square frsm the Navy Yard
Railroad, east o. the CAPITOL Terms: One-third
cash; and the balance in ten yearly instalments
With interest. For further particulars. emo ure o.
r. 4. DAVIS, Office $50 St., in front OF the City
Hall. fel 7-2u
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-14

then did the maiden imagine that the day Of
coaonation was SO near at hand. In less
than month from this date, on the 10Th of
June. William IV. suddenly died. At five
O'Clock in the morning, the Archbishop of
Canterbury, with a retinue of mobiles, repair
ed to kensington to announce to Victoria
that she was Queen Of England. That morn.
ing she received her privy council. More
than hundred of the highest dignitaries of
the relm were present. In the midst of them
stood the maiden queen, her eyes moistened
with tears. When the herald announced her
accession to the throne, she threw herself in
to her mothers arms and wept uncontrola-
bly,. When her uncle, the Duke of Sussex,
knelt at her feet, to take the oath of allcgi-
nnce, she threw her arms around his neck
and sobbed out, " Do not kncel to me. nv
uncle. Am not still Victoria. your niece?"
The morning of the coron .tion arrived
Westminster Abbey was decorated and
crowded as never before. The queen, with
royal robe and golden diadem, surrounded
by all the rank and splendor of the court,
kneeled at the altar. The Archbishop of
Canterbury then proclaimed aloud, 81 here
present unto you, Queen Victoria, the un-
doubted queen of this realm" The queen
then partook of the sacrament of the Lord 8
Supper. The aisles and arches Of the vast
temple then resoGnded with the peal of the
organ as the sublime anthem was sung,
Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire"
And as the venerable prelate placed the crown
upon her brow, shout of .'God save the
bueen ~ rose simultaneously from the lips
of all the thousands who thronged she cathe.
dral.-Abbott.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-14
Shasta County Courts.
The Law of Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, considered as wishing to continue
their subscription
2. If subscribers wish their papers discontinued,
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid.
s. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office place te which they are
sent they held responsible until they settle their
bill and give notice to discontinue them.
l. If subscribers move to other places without
Informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held rcsponsibic-
Notice should always be given of removal.
s The courts have decided that refusing to take
u paper or periodical from the Office. or removing
and leaving it uncsed for, is prma facia evidence
of intentional fraud.
ES- Postmasters would oblige, bya strict fulfill
ment of the regulations requiring them to notify
publishers in three months, of papers not ta-
ken from their office by subscribers
9cS- Under the Law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which they are
published.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-14
NUMBER 2.

1878 Sir Francis Drake; New Albion, {now
California;; English.
1888 Sir Humphrey Gilber: part Of vir.
ginia English.
1888 Sir Richard Greenville; Virginia and
Carolinas; English.
1854 Amadas and Barlow; Virginia and
Carolinas; English
1887 John Davis; Davis Straiss /; Eagiish.
1891 John Davis Falkland Isles; English.
1894 Juan de Onate; New Mexico; Span
ish.
1902 Bartholomew Gosnold; Cape Cod !;
English.
1908 N. De Monts; coast Of Canada !;
French.
1908 Martin Pring; coast of Maine; Eng
lish.
ZOOS Capt. Weymouth coast of Maine
English.
zoos John Smith; coast Of Chesapeake
English.
l6oS Samuel Champlain Lake Champlain;
English.
1909 Henry Hudson Hudson river Eng.
lish.
1909 Jose Bermudas; Bermuda Isles; Por.
tuguese.
16lO Adrian Block; New York Bay !;
Datch.
16ll Henry Hudson; Hudson river; Eng
lish.
1914 John Smith coast of New England !;
English.
l6l7 Christopher Newport coast of New
England; English.
1918 William Bafdn; Bafin's Bay; Eng
lish.
161S Sir Walter Raleigh; Orinoco river,
South America English.
1852 La Sale; explores the Mississippi
Valley; French.
1928 Behring; Behring's Straits Danish.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-14
Notices of the Press.

P.S Money may be sent in registered letters, or
By express, at our risk.
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GERS of Shasta Encampment, No. If,
q. O. Il.

Frank Rusch, C. p. David Barnhart, S.
5E W; Chas. Litsch, H. P: Jacob. Breiling,
~ t.; VIM. Watson, ]. W.; G. K. Knox, S.
Charles Anderson, o. S.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-14
COUNTY DIRECTORY

County OmCeFSs
District Judge-William P. Daingerfeld, OF
Shasta.
County Judge. c. Bush.
A.sociate Justices-F Harmon, W. N. Guptill.
County Treasarcr-Felix Tracy.
Recorder-J. r. Durick.
Clcrk-John Anderson.
syheriF-John S. follansbce>
U~der .SAcriB-wm. II. Angel.
Tar Coliector-A. Skllman.
Deputy Tar Cottector-Ben. D. Anderson
Assessor-Caleb Watkins.
Public Administrator-Dennis Dunn.
.Snrreyor-E. Linn.
District Attorney-W. L. Knox
Sap. Pablic Instraction-G. K. Godfrey.
Board of Supercisers.-lst District. Samuel
Cooper; I'd District, James Daley 3d District, b.
Waggoner.
Township Omcers.
Tovnship No.. l-Justices, James Keen, H. A.
Curtiss, Coastables, P. Gilhooley, Z. CHASER !;
Roadmaster, VIM. Thompson.
No. 2.-Justice, Is. Dickinson Constablcs, L.
Williams, T. Kennedy Roadmsster, I. r. Land.'
No. 4.-Justice. B. S. Start; Constabie,----
Roadmaster, A. Thomas.
No. 5-Justice f. Harmon; Constable, l..
Gregory Roadmastes, P. Seaman.
No. S-Justices, G. W. adams, WINS N. 6uptfii.
Constablcs, Sam. Downing, W. II. Liter; Road
master, Frank Lack.
No. i-Justicc, w. L. Wright; Constable, ].
Maxwell; Roadmaster, ]. Megsrey>
No. S.-Justices, IL. II. ShufHeton, James L.
Hart; Constable, Charles Mcdonald; Roadmastcr
A. Frank.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-14
SHASTA COURIER.

~ 4. p. FIsHER-Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA CouRIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advsrtisemsnts and
receipt for the same
OFFICE-17I4 Washington street. opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
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Notices of the Press.
This4s a sound Company"
The insurance of certain sum for ones family
is prudence that every man should adopt in these
critical times"
:. The man that would be respected and loved by
his family in life, and gratefully remembered in
death, will provide his family against want"
'.All most prudent citizens and soldiers are
insuring competence to their families in they
are drafted or killed in the service it is the only
safeguard in these critical times nj :9m
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Township Omcers.
Times Of Holding Courts.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SnAsrA-Second Mondays of March, june and
November.
SrsKlYou-Third Monday Of January, first Mon
day Of May, and third Monday of September.
TRrsirr-Second Mondays in April, August and
December
Shasta County Courts.
Held on the first Mondays Of May. September
and january.
A. said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall be first disposed Of and after
that the business of the County Court and Probate
Coart in such order the Judge may determine.
BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs-Mcetsl LIST Mondays in
May August, November and February.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-14
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY JOHN J. CONMY.

Publication Office in Tomlinson's Building. front
room, up stairs three doors above Wells, Fargo
Co.'s Express Office.