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SanSeVain,9
WINE BITTERS.

1T is Purs, Mellow, Delicious and the Best Tonic
1 known.
@- BeyaFe Of Counterfeits. obserye the YE-
Low LABEL, and Cork branded SASsErAIS BRos.
For sale everywhere. Depot at MERCADQ &
sULLY'S. sos and SOS jackson street, San Fran
cisco. jy23
The Shasta courier., 1864-03-12

COUNTY CouRT-J. Mullen vs. j. Hamond.
Defendant files demurrer.
H. Kohler vs.. His Creditors. ap.
pointed assignee, and 24th inst. appointed
for final hearing
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PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Stevens,
deceased.
In the Probate Court of Shasta county, State OF
California.

TT appearing to the Court, by the petition OF Den
mis- H. Dunn administrator of said deceased
presented and filed in said Court praying for an
order to sell all the real estate belonging to said es
tate at private sae that ii is necessary to sell the
whole of said real estate to pay the debts expenses
and charges of administration, and that the said
administrator under an order of sale heretofore
made by this Court and after proceedings thereunto
in accordance with law, offered said real estate at
public auction on the 18th day of June, A. d. 1862
on the premises and was unable to obtain bid for
the same and that he has since receired offer for
said real estate at private sale, which he believes Is
as much as can be obtained for the same at public
auction thereby saving the expenses of public
sale,-and it appearing to the Court that 1t is for
the best interest Of said estate that said property be
sold at private SALE it is therefore ordered by the
cr .hat all persons interested in said estate ap-
near before the said Probate Court,
On the 2Ist day o. March, A. ID. 1864.
at the Clerks Office ia the Court House IN the
town and county of Shasta, at 10 clock, A. NJ
of said dav, then and there 10 show cause why an
order should not be granted to said administrator
to sell the whole of said real estate at private SALE
or so much thereof as may be necessary and that
notice be given of the time and place of said hearing
bv publication in the Shasta COURIER four success
siye weeks.
C. C. Bush, County Judge,
And ex-offico Judge Of the Probate Court
Dated at Shasta this 18TH day Of
February, A. D. 1864.
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE PRoBArE COURT
Of the town and county of Shasta
l, j. R. Durck, County Recorder of the town
and county of Shasta, State of California, and ex-
ofhco Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said
town and county, do hereby certify the foregoing to
be a true and correct copy of order duly made
and entered upon the minutes of said Probate Court
Witness my hand, aud the seal of the said
LIS. Court. this sixteenth day of February,
4. D. 1864.
ron J. R. DURICK, Clerk.
The Shasta courier., 1864-03-12

II is said that the death of MAJOR w.hee,
lock, which took plaea ressptly al Virginia
city, was caused by drugged liquor, admin
istered to try his stomach, and in joke.
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Special Notices.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES.

These Lozenges are prepared from highly es-
teemed recipe for alleyatng BRONCHIAL AFFEc-
TIoNs, ASTHMA, HoARsENEss, CoUGHs, COLDS, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat.
Public Speakers and Vocalists
VIII find them beneficial in clearing the voice be
fore speaking singing, and relieving the throat
after any unusual exerton Of the vocal organs, hav
ing peculiar adaptation to affections which dis
turb the organs of speech,
Agents FOR California,
REDNGTON & CO.,
Is San Francisco.
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Original Merrimac Gold, Copper
and Silver Mining Company,

DITTSBURG District, Shasta county, Cal-At
i a meeting of the Board Of Trustees, held at the
Office Of the company, Copper City, Oh the 22d day
of February, A. D. 1864, an assessment was levied
of twenty five cents each and every share of the
capital stock oftAe company. payable Immediately
to the Secretary, in coin. 'sd "
BY order of the Board,
AND. J. BURNETT, Secretary
Copper City. Cal.. Feb. "a 1864 q. f21
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Columbia Gold. silver and Con.
per Mining Company,

TIME Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
above company, for the electiof, of officers for
ensuing year, will De held at O'Clock. P NJ. on
Monday next, March 7th, in Red Bluff.
c. E. FISHER, Secretary.
Fsb. %, lSs4 m-5
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18th day of March, A. d. 1864,

at 10 o clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
Court room of said Probate Court in the said town
and county of Shasta, to show cause why an order
should not be granted the said administrator to
sell the whole of the real estate of said deceased,
and that copy OF this order be published at least
four successive weeks in the SHASTA COURIER, a
newspaper printed in said county.
c.. C. BUSH, County Judge,
and ex-oficio Judge of the Probate Court.
Dated Shasta, Feb. 9th 1864.
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE PROBATE CouRT,

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE PROBATE CoURT,
OF THE TOWN AND coUSY OF SHASTA,
I, ]. r. Durick, County Recorder of the town
and county of Shasta, State of California, and ex
oficio Clerk of the Probate Court, in and for said
town and county do hereby certify the foregoing
to be true and correct copy of order duly made
and entered upon the minutes Of said Probate court
Witness my hand, and the seal of the said
l.. S Probate Court, this ninth day of Feb
ruary, A. D, 1854.
n3 J. r. DURICK, Clerk
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Death of Thomas Starr King,

The news of the death ofthis distinguished
orator and patriot, was received in this place
on Sunday evening last and on Monday the
flags were at half mast at several points in
town in commemoration of the worth of the
distinguished dead. The deceased was mem
Der of Oriental Lodge, No. IA E. and A. NJ.
and Grand Orator of the Grand Lodge of the
Masonic order in this State. The Sacramen-
to Union gives the following brief sketch of
this great and good man:
Thomas Starr King was the eldest son of
Rev. Thomas Harrington King, who In 1884
was settled as the minister of the First Uni
Fersalist Church in Charlestown, Massaehu-
sets. He was preparing to enter Harvard
College, ,lwhen the sudden death of his father
left the family in a measure dependent upon
his services for support. From the age OF
twelve to twenty he was employed elthef as
clerk at the Chariestown Navy Yard and
other places, or as schoolmaster, devoting
bis leisure hours to theological studies, ana
in September, 1915, preached for the hrst
time in the town of Woburn, Massachusetts,
about ten miles from Boston. In 1916, he
was settled over his fathers former parish IN
Cbarlestown, whence he was called, IN 1915,
to tho Unitarian church in Hollis street. Bos-
ton, previously occupied by Rev. John Pier,
pont, whose eloquence as pulpit orator and
excellence as a poet are historical. The po-
sition was a difficult one to fill; but the
young preacher soon attracted crowds and
early gained high reputation throughout
New England as a pleasing speaker and sue
cessful lecturer He remained at the Hollis
street church until the early part of 1860.
In April of that year he sailed for San Fran
cisco, to take charge of the Unitarian congre-
CATION in that city and his lahors there for
some four years have been most successful,
adding largely to the numbers as we'll as gen
eral prosperity of the society, which recently
erected a spacious and costly edifce. As
lecturer, he mas been in constant employment
from iS45 to the period of his death, and trav-
eled many thousand miles in all parts of the
Northern States ION the Atlantic side. as well
as on the Pacific coast. He is the author of
1.-The White Hills, their Legends, Landscapes
and Poetry" and of number of articles in
reviews, pamphlets and sermons. In 1850
he received the honorary degree of A; NJ.
from Harvard University.
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1T appearing to the Court, by the petition pre-
j sented apd filed by D. Ii. Dunn, the admins
traitor of the estate of Samuel J. Smith, deceased,
praving for an order to sell real estate, that it is
necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay
the debts outstanding, and debts, expenses and
charges of administration,
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that all per-
sons interested in the said estate appear before the
said Probate Court, on the
The Shasta courier., 1864-03-12

1t is ordered that service of the above summons
be made by publication of the same in the Shasta
COURIER three months.
d26 W. n. GUPTILL, J. P.
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District Court Calendar-March Term.

FIRsT DAY.
l.. Hughes, vs.. W. Hopping ct al.
D. II. Damn VS.. Leon Bourden ct al.
Susan Yank vs.. Samuel Cole.
Charles Boell VS. f. NJ Boell.
SECOND DAY.
C. ". GARDENER vs. Woodward 4 Knox.
r. p. Wheelock VS.. J. Nj. Frank ct al
John Orr VS.. p. Garland ct al.
Ii. Timmins vs.. VIM. johnson.
THIRD DAY.
r. 9. Elliot VS.. j. w. kpmer ct al.
j. S. Green VS.. Soda Springs md Pit
River Turnpike Co. ct al.
Johnson Gold. Silver and Copper Mining
Co. VS.. Original Williams & kelenger Gold,
Silver and Copper Mining Co.
The Shasta courier., 1864-03-12
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter of the estate of Samuel j.
Smith, deceased.

In the Probate Court, of the county of Shasta and
State of California.
The Shasta courier., 1864-03-12
FERRY AND ROAD NOTICE

WM. P. DAISGERFIELD,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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Oct 80 Jedsahh q 7cstsr IN the 18th yesr Of his age.
The funeral viii he plece Tuesday morning My l. 10
o'clock, from tie residence of J. O. Ireland Hddesown
Orange County, ~ Y.
LAFLIN-At Ssurerti., n Y. Thursday. Oct. 2' o.
dphthsna, Alurs Sylvester. only hid OF Heny Dwifg,,
srd Josephine Banker Latin. aged years. nonti' euu
dsys
MAGlE.-On Monday Oct 81. in tbs city, very suddenly
DAVID hosie. in ne 7tti yrs- Of h,s ago
Notice OF the funeral will be sysn hereafter.
ODEtIIn OH, citv. on Monday. OFT 81 Ms. Anna Odel
widow Of the ain John Oael. N In I'D year OF hc az,
The relatives and friends family invited 10 lhs
al pm.
WHITING-In Chelsea Mas. friday, Oct. a. Da'lo
Whiting. aged 16 years and months
Sing Sing paPers please copy.
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Cabinet Earniinrc-in consequence Of the fall 10 gold
offer stock greatly rr luced prices consisting
Of psor bIery dining reception bedroom ses made OF
the best selected mncra aud IN the fashionable sty
under the direct of Mr.. J. 4. Bsunsdo
All goods warranted. WELL BRAUNSD0RF.
between Essex and Norfolk st rs and sT Riynsou IT.
The Belt Railroad and Cortland ST. stages pass within I've
blocks OF the store.
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iroriicnlInraI A.socintio of fhc AmerIcpn los.
American Institute Farmers Cinb.-1he regular
The Nrrcnntilr AGENCY Rcicrcnre Book.

The ubder .d have ust ssuei taeir ed ion Of The
Mercantile Agency Reference Book"
~ PREPARATION thcy have been aided by their numerous
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Terms Of ,ubscIiption hich according extent of
business and Of the office required, viii be made known
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BUSINESS Nolifes.

HAhES HONEY or HOgEHoUND AND Jar
For The Cure Of
Cos,h, Coda Influenza Hosrseness. Difficult Breathing
sni al Affection. Of the Throat Bronchial Tubes,
sad Lungs, leading ~ Consumption
Tbi. sovereign remedy is compounded tom the taVoo
re2s OF on iusilious Phy,iaan and Chemist who i'r ma
wear, p.d with the mos. complete success III lie extensive
psya,r practice.
II, lsd on. been profoundly impressed Win the wonderful
vrue o. the honey Of the pant Hcrehound "a "'on WIN
the CLsavsSs end HEALING properties Of tar eIse'd rom
ihs Lss PaIScPLs Of the forest Tree A''' Hd''''a OF
Balm Of Gile,d TO, years i' baled IN bis attempts
Il blend b9ss great medicinal forces into 'uch Union '''
ts o.a po,.cr Of each would be preserved the dsree'
ali. au,ie. OF common removed and tAe prce Of the
s,,,,,,.d be within the iaean Of s a. last aler long
,r a. 6iseul chemical experiments he found that by
.sdn. @, Aese 6re other sedcn each one valuable ~
I.o he no only obtained tins desired Tesvls but greatly
lnsr., ID, power 81 tue compound This having
bsea Thoroughly tested by practice is now offered to the
xepsr, III, as safe plessan, and infal5ie remedy.
PRICE 90 CuSTs PSs BoTrs.
Fox SAL by al Druggists.
CHARLES DovSES General Agent,
No. ~ Cedar-st. New YoIk.
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IAdver.itement.
rruTIos WATER A fair trial. We

sc van who are under specialists care from year
~ resf end we particularly alude TO ladies who are
constantly r~orting 20 local treafmesf ana all sorl VI
,o anpcatjons for Diseases with rs much chance OF
.ocess ms there would be from local applications 10 the
shrost fbr diseases Of the brain Sold wholesale oy
MoscaN & ALLEN, No. 20 Chfi-st, and oil DRUGGISTS
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tAdyertisomert.l

Tremendous Excitement among the sham
eppcrscy and Robcl stmpa'lisors ING fSp9",Ers IN
The ,,e /. nrodcions sotak quick you expect 70 get
cnnr. Sod eYerlN here.
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Importaat to Railway Trass.ses. -.-
TUE rrrnf.
OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
PoI raa art t..-r-.
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will be I-..... .hH
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ADVERTISEMENT
J'oR CoUGHs AND COLDS-USe MARSuALLS
p,,y TsYr TAR DRors Excollcnt Sold by druggists
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JYFFHas. No. 573 Broadway, is now prepare,
o. snil t;- Ladies' ard CLildrens SHOES and Gents
ilsn asd Fancy SLIPPERS Al prices TO suit tie times
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5thc,diier's
LIFE FOR TIL HAIR.

Restores gray hsr 10 We original color stops is falling Ia
three dys eeps The head cis1H cool and hcaiy win not
stain tine sAn soil the whites. fabric. The best ha
ing Offered 10 the public Can be used freely; contains
nothing injurious strengthen. aud promotes the growth Of tho
weakest h, IJeeommeHdsd and used BY the lint medical
authority ia heg YORK. All freely invited to examine this
wonderful Triumph of science Sold at the drsores and
my Office, No i2J Broadway, where advice the trsa,
OF the hair will be satloasy given. Price 81 per
bottle PIT bali Dozen (sncy boAes Can DO sent By ex
press. SARAH A. CHEVALIER NJ d.
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Convention and Mass Meeting oftle DEMOCRACY
OPPOSED TO THE CHICAGO PLhTFOEN.-Al Of Dem
ocrae faith who retain their pec; for tie manhood aid ia
irosn which animated the Democratic party IN The dayr II
Jackson who wi, not cons'it te the crrlhcd n1ur and
principles Of that party DO II eds vo cluuot 'nl, re Tue
shame Of seeing their country fsE lowered l. tot ring foe
ready to tranIle u D tat duet DO tory si he amer
ican Democracy wee ii, sreenea At Caaso Sy hc iew
who By thfgats Of North feru revolt fcd ~ IN thf
bly, fought hy army aud navy, Wa gALr NJ AND
Thar JUSTICES. HrAASITT LBEHTr, AID THr PUfuc WI
rAKE plNaND THAT IzzgDnTa Exports ~ XADZ FoR A
CrssaTfov on HOsrITINs,T WHO believe Tia rnE
ATE CESSATION OY HosIiTiSs should hrgn with southern
should hrs, eAheust The Rebel as before attempt 20
RxHAusr TAG RssoUScxS % slhTrsHAsshiP, who IN
si.i TMAs 4ns uNo. rr.Hs,Kv n At ALI EAx-
AHDs determined 20 preserve whole sad entire a.
any ssci-c end aasinr ~ attacks q m whgicver quart
such are requested meet %. the tbOrE INSTITUTE Ia
the city 81 new i0rs, on IL r-bAl fr' - day al NOHlN-
BER 1864 considsr the p9pei oorre 10 be pasusd ~ INC
present e'genees Of pablo Affairs and opFerr'ng The horot
.nd integrity Il our Country.
Deoc nom all port OF a Iniop, whose sentiments se'
cord with tssprit Oftns ca invited 20 he rressnt
r. II. CU1IlNG. " ULSHOEfthh.
MOSES TAYLOR. NM. w. WEBt.
EDWARDS plEhBEPONi, PETER ConttR
JOHN 4. DIX CSC. 49, BUTLER.
HENRY q. STEBBlSS, HENRY NiCOLb
AIFX. HAMILTON IT, u. =. GDDDlNGIpH
ALEX. T. STEWART ROBERT Il. ROOSEVELT,
THEODORE ROOSEVFLI. a. NANDthpOOh
GUSfAFUS =. CONO|rR JANkS NADsNOhyb.
JAMES r. WlITIhG, ALFRED a. VALENTINE,
JOHN 4. STEWART. HENRY .. INGALLS,.
Also fned by Hon G. Bsey. u Massachusetts, Hon Dan
ie ashery Of feunsJ.sanii lion. George Nsbeses Of
De8weTe. and other gentlemen representing IN all twenty
five states, tud by deiesafons Hon ne nttt COMMITTEE OF
the War Democracy Of The state Of hswl OK end the NH
Democratic General Committee Of the tty sud Couiyyo
Ne'yYors. Tie Convention VIII conven. ~ ia ocorh ~
nni Mass Meeting in the evening OF Il O'clock at ~ho
the
Hon FRANCIS Il. CUTTING
si preside Al address 20 tie Democracy o. the Union VII
BE- rrud by $50. -
Gen. JOHN 4. DIX
md lpfscuef will DO ae. .vcfrdby
lion. EDWARDS PiERREPOAT.
Hon HLahY q. STEBBINS,
and other eminent men, Of whom dI. notice vii b. sy.r.
Dclcgs,ionsto the Mas Convention viii report 70 ~,
Secrctsry ih,i. asa in tie city at Room No No.
Spncest. ,.. 90, ..,.,
hOsES TAYLOR,
Chairman.
C. PACE Secretary.
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Guefial Notices.


The Rev. Bishop Simpson, ID. d.. vii deliver lee
upon Uur National louii,t, AZ the Academy OF Music.
on THURSDAY EVFtiSG, Nov. at o'clock. Ticket
be- procured ifee Of change. 81 the vi the Young
Men's Cfan A.sociaon No. n Bible House, Third
Ninth ard AT the following places; Ruston No. 10
Aston H0usei Hurl llousi No f0l IN 2.day; Apple
Jones Crow en- No 8J Broadway Book Toom No 300
MrbefFy-s'.
Horticultural Associa ion of the American ins
iitair.A meeting Of tbs Association sill be held THIS
(Iuesgiyt EVENING. nov J. AZ u o'clock At tie rooms
Of tis Institute IN the copper ron Binding. The Rev Or
OSoOoD III address fhc Association the subject Of oI
.icrl.rreH .--sdnission free
b. c. TOWNSEND, President.
ION, IS. CHtsBR.S, Secretary.
American Institute Farmers Ciub.-1he regular
wer rnrciing the Club VIII b. held o-nsy TUESDAY.
Nov. st u O'clock the OF tho Institute in the
Cooper mon Hudt, AL Interested In Agricultural in-
proyvuel4 j. invited Admission free.
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

bO"fa-Ai IN. aecence her sou-inlsw tie Rev Frss
tus DrAensgn suhury, Mae, on sund., roynr Oct 30
very brief lines l. da W Io,vrn "a, IL a.. the a,e
SeDrgs .owen, esq, OF Woods'sra Conn. md leoVed
mo'ttf Of Henry &. and Edward p Bow. Of New Nor,
snd Amelia A. wife Of Professor tEakln w Fish OF Chi
Fen.rs Wednesday afternoon at ocos. q. Wood,ock
y III W' P va " ye, VIZ u, IN TN Marina Boyd
ego.
thsTeairs and friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend funeral Thursday Nov 8, q, oees roa
he's isle residence, No. 90 Joralernons,
shRRs iT0n Monday, Oct 81, Of commissions Lilly Infant
ossshter Of George y. aud Elizabeth Barrett.
Hue relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully invited
to send the funeral services from the residence Of her h
ssnts NO III last Eighty tLiIdst Tuesday o. D. M
he rens'ns viii DO sken 10 Bedford, Wesehestsr County
70 Wednesday. for intsrlnsnt
hD-to brooklyn, on Monday. Oct a. Andrew Blanchard
ae't son Of George H. and Amelia g. Bird aged II yesrs
sssss on the rsdence Of his parents No ~ Harrison ct
VA ean,sdsy afternoon at O'Clock. Friends and
ssiaSited 10 xttsnd.
efACh-A Ltch6ed Com. on Saturday 0e,, -. Theron
sesce Va shs soss year Of bis sss.