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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22
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Oryfrr iufrr or.RTUps,srEs
No. " CiNCiSNATI. ONO. November II lh4.i
DHOPOSAIS are invited Ivy the undersigned
until FRIDAY So,embsr p 1874 " o'clock m. los
furui...irx - bcrlfin~nt t1' soairaeD with
irss-a bfoia-ArIny STANDARD;
Rubber eu' Blausei.-hrms s,snd,S,
For - tal~-Auns riandanl,
ia So'i. 'or csv,lry -hrl,s ssni.ri;
iIai Cord. for ,uf.n,ry-Arny STANFORD
~ tora. Tor hrt'lery-,rinv stsnis,d'
A'o TOR tn' ininsde delivery according TO .'mps Of toe
iol'lsng material, To- trimming;
, men " or.i~d i..sr- eiow ind Scarlet
D. 4. Linen M.ehn. Ihresd-So. o. md No =
v. u. Liach Mschinc Tlleid-No o.
Cotton SPOOL 1Afe-d-Nhh' and Bah No. :" md No co.
Vet Buuou.--tl.le, Br,,.,
sup, pdo. Buitons-Ne'sl.
shLt bsii'n'-Ms'ai,
Bone Bottom.
Tent -lid..-Wood
irch Rins.-iisus.-i
M1Ii.- HnIr. inch.
Wlse Cotton iame-t,, told.
Bsl..l +, ne-f.rl.
b-'astr,
Samp - of,he standard article. may 10 IT,. oes Of
Cie,niir and kquipa;' in THIS city. ~.
90 b. c. ~ tIc T. = Inspection hate
bc,.e IA TINS city m good new pse.sfe' with tns Den. OF c
parry l,Iu, tie And a'ri qusi..! OF good dlineh!
Psr,i, onsrins o,d mus di.rcily 'sr bld- he
qnin'iy thy rroroc TO frnist hr prize and tine q do
s,nps wh.u .pbp,ted nu.t y. marked aud numbered to
con- pond ith the proposal aud 'hs Parties thereto mo-"
sasrsn, shs IN ever, re-pce, eqe" :,
Amy nf oicrv ir III. proposal VI not b. eon'socf-c
guaranty ..xIed by ~o lc-ponshl. Ier on, NUT a.
oplpsny each bad gAan.ns tiai ttc ~ i,t wi supply t'
articles awarded 70 hin under BIZ proroiai
BID, win b. opened Friday Nov =, 1854 - y ocoes
r ~ this ono ard t!iier requr.tch,o be present
Awards will h. msdr Saturday. Nov n. lAt
B0uds viii be r.quy.d hat u. contract will bs faithfully
fihl~d.
TslegT.ue relating to frorossls vii DO, he uo,iced
bruk frns ct rroposai' tOnacts -ni iords may he Oh
lspsd NJ this ofhs. .
The t to rrl.ct auy biz deemed unreasonable resyed
indoI envelope "PI for bore ins'it Tie name oi IN.
~ lei. oderedi and sfdrc-s 49,
60, WI W. MoRfM
Chi.f Quar-. rma,teT Cincinnati u, pot
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fnru,ture

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dx.t,utsd Alsc ,oa Ch.s.nut .I, N.n,t
(.be, Suiss, pl.I and ornamental, al W. T. FAERlNo'
TONS ty lsnsfst. cppo.its W ooscr. bstsblt-.s ls+
I,NAMEIED CHAMBER tTRNilUkE.-
nj colas aud styles Walnut and Ctestuu' Pil spd pfua
p.nf., in suites Whorsals and R.Isii $50, Mstess's
ami P.,s,s-s. II WARREN WARD. No. ct ansl IT.
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- Cniuhers-si.:
q. M, Express Tor Buffalo -
q. IA. kspress f-r Cleveland drrc, via A. o. '" n.y..
S.an NJ. Mix, daily for Otissllle. =
n .. H.. Nal fcr ,ufs0.
80 q. in. Way for por; jerry is end Newsussh.
night fxIG--s->uHdsy- -Nc.ptcdiDf Buffalo. 40
Lightning In daily Tor DIGArs, Bua,o R1'
ter Causrdsi.us sud FOR Cove ard direct, A. ~
Ry
pm Enlzfaat GHAS. MINOI. ten. Saps.
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OWN AnnY CLolhISe ANN 'aclpAet, !
lHHtDfLPHA Nosca.hcI ~, ittt
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-

lHiIADfLPHlA NoscaihaI u. ltts
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE
c.i,ed a ih- Office until T. o'clock MONDAY
,he !ah instant TO- supplying tho schuy Kill Arsenal with tho
following srfic's.;
- 81 - sky-hlu. k.f.@v, arny standard.
ln-uy coats d-iv-d.. TO days rou
date Of swsrd army .ta dlrd
Bloc bunting dsyer.. in 10 dgys from date
Of swsrd standard.
dior bei. sud sugs, deliveries 20 in 10 day.
from dat. OF swari. amy -'a dsrd
Knit drage =. deliveries 20 commence day after award
Samples required
Irk Sisa deliveries 20 dsy sitsy sweri sam
pies feGrrd
heavy unhcsched rinsln, delyrir. commence day
i,t awsrd. ssniplr- required
p gp-nch heavy afiHg. dsv.rie. 70 compsnce day
,.r award Sample fquiWd
Brown hohui delie - commence day aff"r award
Samples required
Dars bin. ,heai No ~ deliveries jry sner
swafd. Samples f~ uired.
- dard blue ntnur deliveries e. commence Od.ys
from DIT OF ord army -sldasd
shelter dclv,ri-- 10 10 dave ron date
o swlrl STANDARD
Samples suc articles required 20 h. standard
car D. .crf ~ this Ohic-
Each bid be- guaranteed hy tao responsible person.
signatures b. appended the snaranty and
tilted ~ q, bcg good md sufficient security tor N. smour
involved ~ public iuncinuafy e tin United states
BITS non efsng conrsciors and th"s. that d. MT ally
comply wrh ts requirement. this advertisement Will MOI
be considered
any required each bid be- had ppcsticn - TN.
Off which 30 grHrsu,y
viii be considered ylu proposal pc consldsird which
doc strictly conform n tie touT, n.uts therein laird
The bids W sts- go and a,niiiy 81 each Ind o
!c'e prdpos-d 20 he delivered
pro'us--fn b. ,ndor-ri Prcposrl fot Army suppt.'
s'sne eu,sop- the .calnr srtc.s bid Tor.
HERMAN hiG,S, 4 O.oNrl ~. NJ Department.
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Sotpt Nirboi,. Hark,--'afs

NICHOLAS rcqu1~i ~ Cpagtcf 90 Law, at 49, ."
cnd ns seufisy ths lth dsy 80 No'H.ef - 40
IDsus AID DscouEta- eis. lcl uo
&c.,. arnosai al SO IVA 49,. 90
49,, .u,nrrf, 81 Chm Alto esS-L os
krefngs aninuaf OF b.ososs,'" Wv
Cry snh Csuy ~ 80 los. Aicbad Pa 'afs "a f
OF the thoss Bank. benf d. FHorI. dpD.r A.
.on. tut, a. ts bit ~ Ann-ed.s
-, - -. =. 4 psREHiPsr C.shs,.
0-'''' 49, ~ tie Snysiaof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

Nerchnnfs' Brnk. -st,'efn-nt Of the Mt.I'C GIANTS
RAM :l. CTS required b. CLspt-i - Lawso
Ise w tie .nJus s,urd ~ igh Gay Of Nev,n's i~f
Aveas, anpani Loans nti D. olit. eI3s3b6e -
n Sya- IIyxoyo
na1odni o. Cncp.sion ctiSSS ~
C,J County - NewYoh -; J. i. Vefniyf cshst
tye rrd that The sbe's
the o. LGnE edge an brb-t
J. - yERhiLYE, Cashier
s~o.n beo. roc ,-is "a, d NOV NIB r, isA-
Isssrtm BrLi, No;ar Pubtc-
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Phenix Bank ueni = ihe rIiESIX yA,,H ofihs
Cty u iufs ll.fri bY CHAPTER so Is"s N .A r ~
wei eniin. saiurlEy ile i9h isy = soseu'~f 80 49,
~ sud Dscoun's IL .xcht y
Aysr.s. .iulurt Of spee ............... Css>SS 30
,x,,,,, amount az q. r,pafru .......... xH,spO 90
hfuJuut OF lersi'r '.''"'f
CITY All Count o Sew tnrs. a. l. John Pater C".iFf
~ t Fh.nix HAM. blu. iu.y ip-e tlni az
Of ny siss 80 .. si
John IiitkEi- C4sscr
Fiu.. Rsp So'sry Pubic.
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iSPokItE, AND traders DAAh elu.ed ~ ths2'er &c
~ cniuP eth o. Nov ie4
Ilsns enf scounf- tt.sf1ttS 90
amount lsc- .................. isOsS ~
o. t.siyO
Dep0s.. BGCOsvG 90
CIV and County ~ Sew OH T. ianrs bneu, CASHIER Of
ne Importer. anil Ir,ir- Bsni s dnv d-p.- sud that
the above the l a. how s 80 h.-f
JAMES III ELL ts-hief.
Sven b-ioTc ibs lsy sst d.y November. 1914
T. vs. t0S.sssD. Soisry Pubic
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Shoe aud I,sthrr Hank
rrna1 .mrn,s nnnk.-s 80, ol ths TkADss.

Trade smrn,s Banks s,,Hlsn' q th. Tkhbf,-
y r~ralful t|aH.Tf 1-a 81 30
~ .r.s r4l!n, sa.ui4y ls.t 90 Nlstnb-r. 20
49,, ,-~,sr, ~ So. ts,sss
49,, !ut Of C.rr. ~
Asern.r amount Of n faats ybs,.n.s
CITY ~ County oiSew fofs, ANNOY fs'sJ, 'Sti
Of tI.r Trsirsurus Ba = b fNIIussi.
a., tfsf ,he above sasnsf cofc So bc ry troisr
a. Az hNNi hAiFL1i Ne."f'
Iyss 4 O.s ir. sofsrs PuH'c
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Leather Mannfnrtnrers, Rnnk.-Sialenlrnt %

IEATHER NANCfACrtEfts' BANk 10 c'v o N-F foi
required ~ cIfs go Law 1855 ior h- erins SATURDAY.
tr lrh ~sv ~ Npv'.rhes. isf
snl1u w Loans a.d Discounts tS.5esxsb 80
of sr>ci, Bfs16b Is
s sefase amount of 'rsui.on.
snd NJ N-w Nirr-l-- ' Pc Ca-lr
Laih- M.ngatur, Bark hels duly aud
I've -ise SD -
lei y Y PAINfR, Cashier
b-'ore me 'irs lir DAY o. Novsufler. ia
y.r.. Urta ptif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-22

PecpIr,. Bnuk.-staieneut OF the PEOPLES BASk
Chsgier 30 La OF 49, o' We week
snilus ,turins 18th GAY Of y y,Tissf, I.t -
amount Of fnsns ard - n....- sl:Gfsol y"
S.sis. es,v62 81
.,roust Cissulsfiou uasI~ OG
hnDcuf of Drtzslt~
Gu, sud County OF hrs foIs. j. q. l. CpvfH, lessii
Pcop.sk baus, duly ssnr d'I.c AL raY t f
IA GOfrsC', the bet ~ ms hu~siFt 40 he
L CGOvELL, CsshieL
s.Sru m I. 1t day 81 NosriI-sf. Ia
G.5 Sa;arY iuL4s.
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Metrop olifnu BR nix .--rtl.rneDt Of the hEFHOfOi~
iTAs BANK nov Yod reas-d ~ ta.pr -. Lave 1879 Tor
vel -nds s.nrdsy. the ldh asy n Soveinba. iFt
Avsrsse OF loans ts,ysz 7O3 bI
i.OOg.SOs
Of trcst lbeSO6 w
amount OF Dsposs vsAs"v,voN vs.
aud Csuniy OF New lok. ], q. j hney, CASHIER
Meinoyi4n BAH aesfo dob tepse ard ssy
st. sho. s.enes CORRECT The boat o. ny tson~dss ard
q. l. bENEI, Iashlcl
sworn ts.sfe ,hs 9st day d November. I-A
T.,Bs,Ie E,l,, so,sry Public.
Nssssu Bank.-s,s,etnest Tho NASSAU BANK, as
Cbsper sS ior eadns SATURDAY
The ION dsy Nov Hh.r, ist ..I. - -
Loans auaDsco ~ 100, $50 %
Avtfbs- saonrt Of Sfet'e
Av-fesr tr'"sson 6vSy0 W
Cry and coaIr Vi hewIofx tnncs Harms Casntf o.
the Nes~s Bank beins s tposs hhf hst toe
Il r NJ HAnRis. Cashier.
s-eir bsors thu sA day Ct November. ist
CesssLivs X Disos~s', EsAry Puhlic
National Bank, -Statsu.. at Of the NATIONAL RANK
siiLs CfJ S.w York sqsi 5 Ciy1f go Lava isss ir
re w'ef ending .eurdsy the ieh dsy Of Nostrb-r l~t:
Avessse sao is' Of oans and ~
s'o'ns " nonceA
a,essss 80 ..s y. S,fens"s IsS.v ~
Cay sas csaay " s'"Iek. Z" g. o. T.gs'. cs-''r' I"
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Nnnhnttan Company Of ne MANIT

COMPANY Cty New Yot daily batoe
olysr, spAss Saturday he
OH dAy % November. iSt
Loans aud Dscounis tS pG6s "a os
Droufi sgrg. sJ-.pss 20
AsrrHs. a.1guf o. Cir Is,fst 80
" 7.b20. LOB 10
CT end Couny D. JOIN Hst@-re Cs.hrr =
me MAuhs'sn Compuy te CITY ~ New Yort tcHs day &c
TO h-s
nasgi. dse 80 be'sg J. HARBfNCFR CAAisf
Sworn NJ ih.s 2lr esY ~ Ncyerilei. lfff
Lpsis Y CassI. l.. NliaI. rIDIa.
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Manufacturers, and Merchants, BanL.-s,.t

the HASNfAt itNf ~ ANf 1htNHfNlS bhHh "a .
Ch4s~ -n.fx SaigJaf he
lefi asT u Nov nt-r. i~<
Io7ns snd n-o1uis eI.G2etA 20
Cf Sp,ol- bInOr a.
ar-r.se s-uu, OF ruaif,n ............... 2OOo 90
aH9uu OF De,-r . ................ x.ts0asJ
=, o. Yar A ma.srt n. Csstrer o. %
N4n, b-ns DAY ases-e and
.ef A MAo.-..rf.N r.4b..,
SOON te.s,. me III, 10Th dsy Of So,ensr l,s' ''
w h psss. kotar Pablo
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DsuA ..f Commerce. in Newly rk.-Stl'erleut


G1urgf tnilinf0NrHih oeiAf
sny and sy ,i,is-i-Ht Fen
she be- ard belief GEO tLLic tss-i-r
sub-cfitei sri beo. III ss dy Mo- err -
f1sb1xil BuLI. No'-fy Pubic.
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Cas- md Couiy Sew Yort. L. j Reards-y Cl'her
BAN Amsrc duly tr
the beef o tgoel be.af.
IA BIZ RusLHl Cashier
SaOr1 oe'lf. 70. .hs 10Th dsy OF Noyfn hef, .s4.
ErEs. n puh'...
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RsuI of The New-York Dry Dock Company

Ave- ~ loans and DDcoans 2ei 2:
a'sfes- 1eNotov o
Crcuision. ~ 5ji 90
f'efs.r H'lf I-'sis sttStfb
ca, Go Nrsfork VIM d Meeker. Co., ~ q ths
Ssni N~e t.r, dposr Sud the bgo'r
sSi6Uf4 rect, tcs NY edge I'D b~'ef
vs.. y MEEKEH, CASHIER.
sNefr b-,fs k- dsy ~
W. Var. PsstFs Nc'HrF Flliic.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

A HUMANE lady in the west of Ohio during
the rush of contrabands thither, took pity on
a poor ragged boy of decidedly dark COM
plexion, and concluded to give him home
in her family. After being decently clothed,
Jack was as happy as a Rebel in a Union
prison, and soon was as fat as prize pig.
The good woman was pleased with her sue
Cess, -aad all went on swimmingly until one
day she heard him use the Lords name in
anything but reverential manner Calling
Jack to her, she proceeded to lecture him
upon the enormity of the deed. telling him
that he would certainly go to Tophet unless
he stopped swearing.
Wha. kind oh place am dat ~
:" 1t is lake of fire and brimstone.''
'Fiah and birthstone, Mssus?"
"Yes, and you will be put into it and burn
ed forever and ever"
But poor Jack burn all up. MissusI"
. No you won't; You will keep burning,
but never be consumed"
But | could nebber stand it,
+" You will have to stand it, repied the
woman, somewhat at loss for words to make
him understand her meaning
Vel" replied the Juvenile contraband,
"if kin stand it, | don't care a ID" and
Immediately began to whistle !" Down in Dix
ie.n
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

WELcoxx.--" Papa will soon be here,'
said mamma TO her three year old boy, what
can Georgey do to welcome him ?i' and the
mother glanced at the child's playthings,
which lay scattered in wild confusion on the
CARPET. Make the room neat.' replied the
bright little one, understanding the look,
and at once beginning to gather his toys into
basket. " What can We do to welcome
papa? asked mamma, when nothing was
wanting in the neatness of the ROOM BE
happy to him when he comes ~ cried the
dear little fellow. jumping up and down with
eagerness. as he watched at the window for
his fathers coming. Now-as all the die
tionary makers will tsstify-it is very hard
to give good definitions; but did not little
Georgey give the very substance of well
come? BE happy to him when he comes.n
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

GIANTS AND DwARFs.-The belief of the ex
istence of races of giants is supported by the
Bible. There are, sometimes, men or s
feet high; and among savage tribes. such
men become chiefs. However, all buildings,
doorways, passages, etc. indicate that feet
inches, or feet inches have always been
the average hight of the human race. Gene
sis tells of the " Sons of God" who were giants:
of the men of Anak, to whom the Jews were
as grasshoppers and the Bible tells us of
Og. King, of Bashan, who was l31 feet high,
and Goliah IL feet
There appears also to have been races or
10 feet high, who became orges, or champi-
ions and history tells of such a race in and
near Lebanon. some of whom were EMPLOYED
in ancient armies, while others emigrated to
Ireland and Cornwall, among Phoenician col
onists. Races of dwarfs are found in the Es
quimaux and Bosjemen, who attain but 4 feet
9 inches. The Caribs are feet IL inches.
the Navigator Islanders feet inches. and
the Patagonians 6 feet inches and upwards.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10
SHASTA COURIER.

EXTRAORDINARY DRIVEN. Dumont, of
Paris, gives the following account of drive
he made one bright night and day in the
Winter of 1858 from Arras to Paris, a dis
tance of 100 miles. He made a friendly bet
that be, his mare, and four-wheel cabriolet
would doit within twenty four hours Star
ted at the stroke Of II, midnight; at the end
of six leagues in two and a half hours, STOP
ped half an hour and gave horse three quarts
of oats; at O'Clock, six leagues further on.
stopped halfan hour-a loaf of garrison bread
and three quarts of beer to horse at half
past 8, eight leagues further, fifty minutes
rest, four quarts of oats and bottle Of white
wine and rubbing of legs to horse; half past
2, P. NJ, twelve more leagues, rest for an
hour, horse embarrassed, thoroughly rubbed
down and let roll ON fresh straw, with loaf
of soldiers bread again, two pounds of sugar
and two quarts of beer at little before 7
o'clock, eight and half leagues, rest a little
over half an hour, horse refuses oats, eats
readily three quarts of ground beans, and
drinks half bucket of water slightly warm
ed and enriched with barley -four reach
Paris, six last leagues at ten minutes before
ii P. NJ. find friend, who had come on by
rail, waiting for me at the barrier. watch in
hand. Friend owns beat cheerfully. Horse
not injured, still alive, in good condition, if-
teen years old at the present writing. and
duly loved and cared for by his MASTER
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

Two ladies, while walking in Regent street
in London, were accosted by a man. who re-
quested them to buy beautiful little dog,
covered with long white hair, which he car
ried in his arms. They passing on without
needing him, he followed, and repeated his
entIsaties; they looked at the animal, and
Were at last pursuaded. The man took it
home for them received the money, and left
the dog in the aims of the ladies. A short
time elapsed, and the dog, which had mean
while been very quiet in spite of a restless,
bright eve, began to show symptoms of uneas-
mess, and as he ran about the room, exhibit
ted some unusual movements, which rather
alarmed the fair purchasers. At last, to
their great dismay, the new dog ran squeak
ing up one of the window curtains, so that
when the gentleman returned home few
minutes after, he found the ladies in conster-
nation and right glad to have his assistance.
lie vigorously seized the animal, and taking
out his pen knife, commenced cutting off its
covering, thereby displayed large rat to
their astonished eyes, and of course to its own
destruction.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

SAVE THE INNocENTs.-Starchy food for
infants, such as w-root, sago, tapioca,
corn-starch. etc., is commonly held to be not
only very digestible, but highly nutricious :
and yet it is very common experience with
medical men to find children so fed to be fee,
bic. sickly and poorly nourished. Professor
Rolleston of Oxford, has shown the reason of
this, and nan interesting paper recently read
by him before the British Association, has
demonstrated, by the record of a series of ex-
periments, that the digestive organs of infants
are powerless to convert and digest starch in
any degree whatever. The practical value
of this important discovery is immense. Chill
dren are daily being starved to death. while
apparently abundantly fed, through the ig-
norance Of this fact; the only real nourish
ment received by them being the sugar, milk.
eggs, ETC.. (which are combined with their ar
rowroot diet.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

In Charlton county, No., there is a German
settlement which was threatened with exter-
mination by guerrillas. The people solicited
Col. Edwin Price, son ofGen. Price, who has
served in the rebel army with his father, but
who had abandoned the rebel cause two years
ago, to lead them in their defence. He con-
sented, organized them, and the guerrillas
concluded 10 let the Germans alone. Col.
Price continues the organization, and the men
are detailed in squads to cultivate and har-
vest the crops in the bottom. He calls his
little army the " Army of the Bottom" and
seems to sport all the dignity of great COM
mander. That's the way to clear the scoun.
drels out of both Missouri and Kentucky.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10
Thursday, the 22d day of September, A.
ID. 1861,
Minnesota Gold, Silver and Copper
mining Company,

ssITTSBURG Mining District Shasta county,
4 Californa.-Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the Trustees of said company, held on
the 18th day of August A. d. 1854, an assessment
OF Five Cents per share was levied upon the capi-
tsi stock of said company, payable or before the
goth day of September to the Secretary at his Of
flee, Court House Block. in the town of Shasta
Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 10th day OF September will be adver-
tised on that day delinquent, and unless pay
ment shall be made before, win he sold on the Sd
day of October, 1864, to pay delinquent assess
ments, together with costs Of advertising and ex-
pcnses Of sale.
CHARLES MCDONALD. Secretary.
Office Court House Block Shasta.
Shasta. Aug. 18th, 1864. au20
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10
Kessler Mining Company,

EeITTSBURG Mining District Shasta county
IL Cal.-Notice is hereby given that at meeting
day of August 1864, an assessment of Twenty-Five
Cents per share was levied upoa the capital stock
of said company, payable forthwith, in Z. 5. gold
silver coin, to the Secretary. at the principal
office of the company, in Red Bluff. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the 18th day of September, 1864, will be advertised
on that day as delinquent, and unless payment shall
be made before, will be sold the 1st day Of
October. 1864, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the princi
pal Office of the company, in Red Bluff, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs of ad-
vertising and expenses of sale.
N. II. MYRICK, Secretary
Principal Office, Red Bluff, Tehama Co., CAL
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Rude Hhite Boy" Clear the track, mig.
gerp'
Snail 4n'ericaa Citizen ofAfrican descent
- Now. ou jes luff me lone / guess you'l
wish you was niger yourself afore dis wars $
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COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
Agent,
SAN FRANCISCO.

ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF MER-
~ chandize and articles of every description are
solicited by the undersigned
residence in this city of over ten years, and
experience in the business of nearly the same length
of time, considered sufficient to warrant tbs
confidence of persons in the country who OCCASION
ally require to make purchases here, through the
agency of reliable party OF who may be looking
for a permanent Agency in San Francisco. To
either the advertiser offers his services assuring all
who intrust orders to him that effort shall be
spared TO execute their commissions satisfactorily.
All Orders must be accompanied with the Cash or
City Reference.
Those desiring information concerning the under
signed are referred to
Wm T. Coleman & Co., San Francisco.
j. II. Coghill d Co.,
c. Langley, Druggist, g
Flint, Peabody & Co.,
Ira p Rankin, +"
Ross, Dempster & Co., {.
j. Anthony & Co., Union Office, Sacra
mento City.
And to the proprietors of the Shasta
COURIER.
N.B.-0rders for Machinery, Pianofortes, Melo-
deons, Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewelry, &c.
will be attended to by competent judges,
L. P. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent
629 Washington street, up stairs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco.
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Sheriff's Sale.

John Peck and Josiah Green VS.. Soda
Springs and Pitt River Turnpike Com
pany and Homer A. Curtiss, James CAM
erou and Angus MeFce.
In the District Court of the I'd Judicial District of
the State of California, in and for the county OF
Tehama-
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The Boston Post is guilty of the following
Stockings | can do without so long as |
wear fashionable dresses" said village belle
somewhat Strengthened in her fashionable re-
sources, buta bosom pin and kid gloves
must have
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Mammoth quartz Mining Com
paYy,

HLD DIGGINGS Mining District. Shasta
~ county, Cal.-Notice is hereby given that at
meeting of the Trustees of said company, held on
the 10Th DAY Of August, A. d. 1864, an assessment
of Twenty-Five Gents per share levied upon the
capital stock of said company, payable or before
the 18th day Of September, A. d. 1864, to the Sec
retary, at the Office of the company, in Shasta, in
United States gold or silver coin. Any stock npon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid the
14th day of september, 1864, will be advertised on
that day as delinquent, and unless payment shall
be made before. will be sold on the 30th day of
September 1864 to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the costs ef advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
GEO. D. FORBES, Secretary
Office Court House Block.
Shasta, Aug. 18th, 1864. au20
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

IMPORTANT CAUTION.
Be sure and purchase the Circassian Hair Re
storative, which words will be found blown in
each bottle.
The CIRCASSIAN HAIR RESTORATIVE is
put up in large bottles. Price, 81 90.
For sale by all Druggists and Hair Dressers.
A. l.. SC0yILL & CO., PrepretoIs,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
REDINGTON Is CO.. San Francisco,
Are the General Agents for California
And the Pacific coast.