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The Portland daily press., 1864-08-04
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sargent. Sargent, kondout; Franconia, Holt, do;
cid 2d, ship John sydney. Southland N orlooos
brigs Marshall Marshall, Afrisa; Frontier. Little.
field, Rondout.
Ar 81 brig Edwin, Allen, Newberg; sch J NJ Elan.
negan Cain, Philadelphia.
Cid Sd. barque Florence, Smith Cronstadt; brig
Light. Wallace, Philadelphia; Herbert, snow,
Bangor.
PORTSMOUTH Ar I'd inst sch John Adams,
BANGOR-Ar LIST inst, tarque Anna Grant, fnew)
Coombs: searsport, TO load for Europe.
BAfH-Ar 18th, brig Rio Grande. Greenleal, I'm
baltimore; sch Margaret, Tarr, do
tmore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at - Thomas llth ut, brig Nellie s,aples In,
New YORK. tand sailed 18th for st Croix
Ar az charlotfetown PEI 23d ult sch Harper.
Coombs, Portland P'''
Ar at fietou I'D ult, sch John II French Crosby
cortland; "a, earque Jenny Pitts Haskell. New
i ork orig Manllus. Norton, Boston
CID 2lst ult brigs Oneep. Higgins Pembrate. 9oa
pnsana Coombs' Providence; Goth, baTqus Evelyn,
Rockland. manu- HOn
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Cid 9th, schs Pocahontas clark bos4or. cas
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Wilmington, Del. "'
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Several vessels are now building at East Machiss
and are nearly ready for launching Messrs WiswelI
Whitehouse have brig of about 500 tons which
will be ready 10 launch in two weeks. W pope &
Co are building schooner Of $50 tons which will
be ready 10 launch in four or five weeks G "A Tai.
bot, tsq, is building schooner of 10 tons, which
Is expected TO be eOmpleled In two months
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A New Perfume for the Handker-
chief.
Prompt Collection of Kills,

Merchants, Physicians Mechanics and all others
wishing prompt collection of their bills wil receive
prompt ana personal attention. and speedy returns
frem JACOB FROST,
Junction Middle and Free SITS up stairs.
eS-Post ohice address, Box l7s6, Portland, Z. o.
Rgtrences-r. c. Hersey, G. W. woodman, A. I.
Dole.
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Buy Your Stationery Packages

At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street,
SO per dozen, or % cents each.
Agentswanted address L. DRESSER, Port.
land, Me, Box 1872.
jy1ld4ws
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winS.,RIn.

fENHE Union Citizens Of wirdham. will meet AZ
Il the Town House in said toWn, on 5 ltrrdsy, An.
gust 18th. at O'Clock in the atfernoan, 10 select
land en- the 18Th inst
Per Order of the Town Committee.
Windham, Aug. 2. 1854 david
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FOREIGN PORTS
SPOK EN-

June p lat Al II, Ion % TO- ship VIM Prescott,
l29 days from Callao for Antwerp
July y, IN Caicos Passage, barque Stettin, from
July n lat g 49, lon &c So. barque Aid. Gooding,
rom Cuba for New York.
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NEW CITY HALL,

IN PORTLAND,
On 7 thursday, August Ia, 1854.
At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for
FOUR SENATORS,
SHERIFF,
CoUSTV TREASURER,
REGISTER or PROBATE,
CouSrY COMMISSIONER.
Also to select County Committee for the ensuing
year.
Esca city and town will 10 entitled TO send one
delega e, and additional delegate for every 20
votes cast for Gov. Cony in 1s62. majority frac-
ton will entitle city town to additional dele
gate.
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NOTICE To MARINERs

Notice is hereby given that the Buoy on Jack Knife
Ledge. placed to mark the outer water and approach
to heUnebee River, Ale. has broken from its moor
ings and gone adri. IL will be replaced a. soon az
possible.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
IL. N. HINkLEl,
L. CLARK Isfn fafrf..
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FRAGRANT SozoDoSr.-This article has been
SHOWN ana appreciated in New York for some time
Is only recently that the proprietors incre ased
Ine AFFINITY to supply the article and introduce II TO
.he Boston public It has taken WELL for il is really
asely eAcslent dentitice, cleansing the teeth and
lmparlng health TO the gums. As a wash aftey
spoklng Il 10 very grateful Having tried il, We
commend II with pleasure.-Boston Saturday EreR-
'"y ""-eHe' mchl4 1t
" CARDS aud BILL HEADS neatly printe
at this Office. a
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The Armies of Enrnne.

At the present moment, when the flame Of
war, kindled in Europe, flickers uncertainty,
and none can prophesy whether it is destined
soon to expire without further mischief or to
blaze up in general confagration, and spread
Its ruin widely round, it is interesting to know
something of the forces which the several
powers may bring to the contest. Below is
condensed statement of the military forces of
the nations of Europe prepared for the year
1868:
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A COMPETENT MAN to take charge NJ
n Der and Stave Mandatory in the STATE OF
Maine. Address Box less, Boston Post Office
Aug. 4-d6t
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Wanted.

IN family with no children
address GLASS" Box 600 Portland, p. o.
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R-Paymaster Rowell, of Hallowell, is at home
on a short furlough
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1Ifyou arein want of any kind o PRINTING
all at the Daily Press Office. q
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FOR GOVERNOR,
SAN u Ell CONY
OF AUGUSTA.

Union Observation-Disclosures County.
The unconditional Union voters of Cumberland
County are requested 10 send delegates to meet in
Convention in the Senate Chamber
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

eals, l047 # deal ends
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IMPORTS.
EXPORTS.

LIVERPOOL. Brig Derwent-a7O tons coal, to
GAS Co.
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The Committee will be in session at the Hall, Au-
gust 18th, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
The chairmen the several town committees are
requested to forward the of their delegates to
the Chairman of the county Committee, as soon as
they may be chosen.
LEWIS B. SMITH, Portland, Chairman.
LUKE BRowN,
RICHARD NJ. VERB County
DANIEL ELLIOT,
HOKATIo HIGHT, COMMITTEE
GEORGE WARREN
Portland, Aug. i, 1864. dtd
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Portland. August 4. 1854. - ''''A'
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Portland Photographic Gallery,
so MIDDLE ST, PORTLAND, Ne,
A. 5. DAVIS, Proprietor,
Portland, May ~. 1854 mayI2d6m
THOMAS G. LoRING. DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL TRUSS FILTER
Corner of Exchange & FederalSt'-.

A perfect 1T guaranteed. The poor literally col
sidered. meh25 du
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17
Latest BY Telegraph.

Cincinnati, 12th.-A dispatch from In
dianapolis announces the capture of Guam
trell, the Missouri guerrilla. He was recog-
nized tn the street by a refugee.
Baltimore. 12th.-American's special to
military situation. Working parties recon-
menced work on Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road this morning, and expected to be in
running order about Friday.
Fortress Monroe, l3th.-Steamer Fawn,
running between Norfolk and North Carolina
captured yesterday on Dismal Swamp Can
al by rebel raiders.
Special dispatch to Herald, dated Wash
ington llth. SAYS no decision has yet been
arrived at in regard to proposition for one
hundred million loan made by EUROPEAN cap
italists. 1t may be held under adyisement
until action of Congress is taken upon it, al
though without any apparent cause. Num-
Der of bids of the Secretary for the $50, ,000,-
| 600, contain request that if not accepted they
should be applied to seven thirty.
New York, l4th. Washington Union of
10th says Greeley has again entered into cor
respondence with Saunders, answering him
that commissioners will be quickly sent if de.
sired by May and Holeomh, to Richmond to
negotigate for peace without conditions OF
precedent
Washington, 13th.-English Blocade run
ming steamer Advance. with 400 bales cotton.
and the Elsie, with 400 bales, have been cap
tured. A she'll exploding in the Elsie's hold
destroying ore hundred and fifty bales.
Halifax, l2th.-Blockade runners have
arrived with cotton to pay interest on con-
federate loan. Reported Tallahassee about
| leaving on plundering cruise.
New York, Richmond Enquirer Of
/ Sth has marked editional in which it lroks
for peace, lasting and permanent. founded on
/ Calhoun's doctrine that Executive depart
ment of Federal Government should be re-
posed in two parts instead of one.
Tribune's special to Washington says Col
onel Dana, OF I4th Pennsylvania has just re-
| turned from under fire at Charleston. He
reports Fort Sumter rapidly sinking, and
1 in short time it was bel eyed water would en-
| ter lower tier embrasures. The fact is well
/ known to our engineers that the fortifcation
was erected upon quite a thin point of land
Burlington, l2th.-Returns from lS2
towns gives Smiths majority at Is ,S4S Re
| turns from 23l towns show election to be %
| Union and 81 Democratic, in house of Rep
resentatives, and Senate unanimously Union
San Francisco, 16th.-Private dispatches
of 10th quote gold at 227 and 900. On 18th
223 to 2l6. On 18th, 2l9 Legal tenders
form at AZ cents.
! New York, 14th.-Draft has been ordered
to commence in 18th and 18th districts.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

CERTAIN Copperheaps hereabouts, before
the nominations of their own State Conven.
ton were known, made themselves merry
over the selection of Sam. Brannan as one
of the Electors at large on the Union ticket,
be being, to their great disgust, pretty
good judge of old Monongahela. We wonder
how Jim Coffroth, their nominee for Congress,
suits them in this particular. Will they re-
pudiate him because of his addiction to tan
gle-leg and tarantula juice, or adhere to him
despite of his imbibing nearly 365 days and
6 hours in the year, and finds his capacity,
likes Winship's muscles, increasing with
practice? Perhaps they will look on him as
one who drinks with a view to sobriety, on
the principle that
Shallow draughts intoxicate the brain,
But drinking largely sobers again.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

Hon. GEO. WooDNAN.- weeks since
we published report, founded on what we
supposed to be reliable information, that
this gentleman, while attempting to arrest
Bias Gibson, in the B.ise country, had his
skull fractured by pistol in the hands of
Gibson. We are pleased to have it in our
power TO correct the erroneous statement
A letter received by his brother, L. C. Wo d.
man, Esq, Of Cow Creek, pronounees the
rumor entirely without foundation.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

SLuIcc RoBBERs.-At French Gulca, on
Wednesday evening last, A. Levy, of that
place, discovered that three Indian boys had
robbed the sluice boxes of some Chinese
miners in that vicinity. They were taken in
charge by Mr.. Levy, but afterwards two of
them escaped from his custody. Next morn
ing the remaining one was handed over to.
the chief of the tribe, who subsequently fer
reted out the two fugitives, and then caused
them all to be whipped in manner that they
will not be likely very soon to forget.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17
The Chicago Convention and Our Soldiers.

Ine CnlcaS0 Convention anu OuA ooAu1SA %
We were not unprepared to hear OF the
most complete qualification on the part of the
Copperhead delegates to the Chicago Con-
yention. The nomination of Mcclellan,
whom they regard as the most conspicuous
hero (i) of the war, while the echoes Of his
West Point speech still fingered in our ears.
upon peace platform, coupled with Pendle
ton, who uniformly opposed the war from its
inception, did not surprise US. The denun-
citation of arbitrary arrests, and the choice of
him as their standard bearer who ordered the
arrest of the whole Maryland Legislature,
failed to astonish us but the 9th resolution
of the platform was rather too much for our
credulity, and led US to question the correct
ness of the telegraphic report of the proceed
ings. 1t reads as follows:
Resolved, That the sympathy of the Dem
ocratic party is heartily and earnestly ex-
tended to the soldiery of our army who are
now and have been in the field under the
flag of their country, and in. the event of our
attaining power they will receive all the care,
protection and regard that brave soldiers OF
tthe Republic have so nobly earned.
$What soldiers are referred to in the reso-
luton? Are they those under Grant, Sher-
man, Candy, &C., whom they have on all oc-
casious yillifed, and for whom Pendleton
uniformly refused to vote supplies, those
whom they have attempted to deprive of the
sright of suffrage in the Atlantic and Western
States, and for whom the members OF the Sc
cret orders of Copperheads in Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois entertain the most bitter antipa-
thy OR do they mean the chivalrous (?)
sons Of the slave Confederacy, who, the
Democratic Press says, ARE fighting the
cause of American liberty against vulgar
and plebian despotism ?"
We are not disposed TO be hypercritical,
but a careful reading of the resolution may
determine what soldiers are referred to. 1t
reads . to the soldiery of our army who are
and have been in the field under the flag OF
their country" If the soldiers under the
stars and stripes were intended, they certain
~ PoSSSoS-
i've pronoun ''our" when speaking of the
country common to the soldiers and them
selves. Our view of the resolution seems to
be confirmed by the chief organ of the Dem
ocracy in this State, Browns Democratic
Press, which says:
The great 60 Great North that was going
to "chaw up' these ragged heroes in ninety
days, has not mothers sons enough to do ii
in ninety years, alhein they hire nation OF
Irish and Germans to carry the musket which
they have been too cowardly to shoulder
These ragged rebels are nose fighting the cause
Of enlightened american liberty against q
rulgar and ple6ian despotism, and let every
patriot cry, God speed item in their good
work."
This appears to settle the matter. The
ragged rebels" are the soldiers they refer
to as fighting under the flag of their country
the cause Of enlightened American liberty, al
the Press says, and who will receive "th,
care and protection they hare so nobly earned.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

STAGE AccIDENT-One of the coaches of
theCalfornia Stage Co. was upset near Bear
river, between Oroville and Lincoln, on We'd
nesday last, by which accident, we regret to
learn, Mrs Potter. wife of l. B. Potter, ESQ.,,
of this place, had an arm broken. and was
otherwise severely injured At last accounts
she remained at the Bear River House, where
every possible attention was paid her. Her
| injuries. though serious. are not considered
dangerous. We believe no other passengers
were injured
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

/ANorHER INDIAN MURDER.-In our last
= Issue we gave an account of the brutal mas
sacre Of Mrs. Allen and children, on Cow
Creek and the attempted murder of Mr.. Van
Berry, at the same time. by band of hostile
Indians. 1t now becomes our painful duty
sta >lsa1nother to the list of victims of Indians
ferocity. On Friday of last week the sayaSes.
supposed to be six or eight in number, mur-
dered Mrs. Jones, wife of Arkansas Jones,
at her residence on the Shasta and Copper
CITY road, about four miles from Copper
City. When the foul deed was committed
Mr.. Jones was hunting in the adjoining hills
and heard the fatal shot, but supposed twas
a gun discharged by a neighbor in Bear Val
ley, as he entertained no fears of being
troubled by Indians. On his return he dis
covered that his wife had been shot, the ball
passing entirely through her body, and also
beaten with club about the head, face and
body until life was thought to be extinct
The house was pillaged of everything of value
by'the inhuman monsters. Mrs. Jones lived
about half an hour after her husband return
ed, and narrated the circumstances of the
massacre A little girl, eight years of age,
daughter of Mr.. Graves, of Copper City, was
with Mrs. Jones at the time, and very mar
rowly escaped. One of the fends had seized
her by the hair and threatened to kill her,
but discovering Mrs. Jones, the savages
turned their attention to her, when the little
girl ran to the bushes and secreted herself
until they had departed.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

WATCH THEM-We have several times
during the last month, received information
that many of the Copperheads in various
parts of the county have been secretly arm
ing themselves. So active have they been
in this business that a gunsmith in a certain
locality outside of Shasta has had for menths
past more business than he could attend to
in repairing guns for them We would ad-
wise Union men throughout the county to
watch these traitors.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17
Whiskytown Gold, Silver and Copper
Mining Company.

N AGILE District, Trinity county, Cal.-Notice
IL is hereby given, that at meeting of the
Trustees Of the above company, held September 5th,
1864, an assessment of Two Cents per share was
levied upon the Capital Stock of said company,
payable to the Secretary, at Whiskytown. in Uni
ted States gold silver coin, or before October
18th, 1864. Any stock upon which said assess
ment shall remain unpaid on October 18th. 1854.
will be advertised on that day as delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be sold
ON October 29th 1854 to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
sI7 c. W. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

RAnLF ROUND THE FLAG.-Bob Pritchard,
of the Strangers, Home, being determined
that everybody shall know that he is no Cop
perhead, has erected In front of his establish
ment magnificent flag pole- from which,
from the risingo the sun to the going down
of the same, our starry banner will float
Roberts head is right.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17
Original Twenty-six Mining Company
Assessment No. r.

DlTTsBURG Mining District Shasta county,
Il cai-Notiee is hereby given that at a meeting
OF tue trustees OF said company, held on the II til
day of September, 1864, an assessment Of Fiftv
Gents per share was levied upon the CAPITAL stock
OF said company. payable forthwith. in u. S. gold
or silver coin, to the Secretary, at the pripcpal
ONCE OF the company, in Shasta. ANY stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the 18th day of October. 1864 viii be advertised
on that day as delinquent and unless paymentshaIl
be made before, will be sold on the 5th day of
November, 1864, at o'ciock. p. NJ . at the princi-
pal Office of the company. in Shasta, ts pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of ad-
vertising and expenses Of sale.
By order of the Board of Trustees
II. A. CURTISS, Secretary.
Shasta, Sept. l4th, 1864. sI7
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

MILITARY BALL.-The Lyon Light Infantry
Co. Will give ball, at their Armory, on the
29th inst. We hope there will be a large at
tendance, a. the proceeds are to be devoted
70 the purchase of instruments fus the Band.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

CATHOLIC CHuRcH Rev. Father Paul will
hold Divine Services in the Catholic Church,
in this place, on Sunday lto-morrow) at 10.
o'clock, 4. NJ.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17
UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

MEEING of the Executive Committee of the
N Union Central Committee of Shasta county
will be held at the Court House, Shasta, on We'd
nesday evening, Sept. 2lst Pnnctual attendance
of the members is requested.
BY order of
A. GROTEFEND. Chairman
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17
: AxABlz PRoBERrY IN sHAsr, CouS<

AxABLE PRoRERTY IN SHASTA CouT.-
Ihetaxahle property of our county, as ap.
pears from the Assessment Roll. is Sl,o54.-
S24 Sc, being SO, 100 % less than last year.
which, considering the large migration to the
northern mines, Humboldt. &C.. is less fall.
ing Off than we expected. The total amount
of State and county taxes for tae fiscal year
of lS6N5 is S29,310 %, which, owing to the
increased rate. is s., l79 so more than last
year
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

LAaER BEER drinkers are requested to mo-
tice the advertisement Of sehrle 1 Holman
In to-day's issue.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

Col. SrRArxAN, the San Francisco news
dealer, is thanked for bundle of New York
pictorials and newspapers.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

Our INDIAN DIrFICULTIEs.-The most in.
tense excitement exists throughout our coun-
ty in consequence of the cold blooded massa
cres by the Indians during the last ten days
As yet we believe it has not been defnately
ascertained what tribe committed the afro
cious murders; but the general suppo sition
is that the Antelopes, living in Tehama coun-
ty. are the guilty ones. A company number
ing some 40 ofthe citizens of Copper City,
and another, variously estimated from 80 to.
so, of the citizens of Millville and the trib
utaries of Cow Creek, have organized and
been out upwards of "a week in search of the
murderers. The Millville company, it is re
ported, are bent on determination and are
killing indiscriminately all of Indian blood,
wherever found while the company from
Copper City are not disposed to harm those
who are termed tame Diggers, looking upon
them as friendly and serving rather as pro-
lection from the inroads of hostile bands from
Antelope, Hat Creek, &c. Many Of the do
mesticated Indians who had for years been
site side of the river, molesting nobody, have
been exterminated, and at our present wri-
ting no one can tell where the bloody busi.
ness will end. While we do not wonder at
the intensity of the excitement produced by
the inhuman massacre of women and child
ren by the heartless savages, we cannot but
deprecate as impolitic and unjust the indis-
criminate slaughter of those who, it is proba.
Bile, had no agency in the fendish business,
but who, on the contrary, exhibit every dis
position to assist in bringing the guilty ones
to merited punishment. The Indians about
Shasta and in other localities in the county,
alarmed at the threats of determination. are(
! fleeing to the mountains for safety. Il
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

ORIGINAL TwESrr-sIx Co.-Assessmen,
levied. payable on or before Oct. 18th.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17
Kessler Mining Company,

DITTsBURG Mining District, Shasta Co, Cal
There is delinquent upon the following stock
account of assessment levied on the 11th day of
August 1864, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders as follows:
Names No Ct'fe No Sh's Amt
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

And in accordance with law, land an order of the
Board of Trustees made on the Ilth day OF August,
1851 so many shares of each parcel of said stock
NAV be necessary, will be sold at the principal Office
of the company, in Red Bluff, Tshsma county, CAL,
on the LIST day of October, 1854. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs of advertising and ex-
penses of the sale.
NJ. II. MYRICK, Secretary.
Principal Office, Red Bluff, Tehama Co., Cal.
Sept Is, 1864. Ill
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

WHIsKfrowN Co.-Assessmentl levied nav
able on OF before Oct. l2sh..
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17

To THE Hon. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SHASTA
COUNTY:
herewith submit full report of moneys re-
ceived and disbursed from june 9th to September
Sd, 1864 inclusive:
To balance per last report......-.---S 1,l5i 80
g cash received.......---... .-..----. 1o,s26 %
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-17
BIRTHS
In Shasta. Sept l4ih, the wife of Felix Tracy. of
a daughter.
BIRTHS.
DIED.
COUNTY TRRASURER'S REPORT.

In Shasta, Sept. llth, annie E. voluntine, aged
year, month and Is days.