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The Shasta courier., 1865-03-25
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Mammoth Quartz Mining Company,

ALD Diggings Mining District, Shasta county.
O-Notce is hereby given that at a meeting OF
the Trustees of said company, held on the 18th day
of February, AID. 1862 an assessment Of twenty-five
cents per share was levied the capital stock OF
said company payable in o. s. gold or siiysf ee com,
the Secretary, at his Office in Shasta Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
the goth day of March, 1868, viii be advertised
on that day as delinquent and unless payment shall
be made before, will be sold on the Sth day OF
April, 1865, to pay the delinquent assessment. 'of
oetber with costs of advertising and expenses OF
the sale.
Office Court House Block. RIO
Shasta, Feb. II, 1863.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
County Officers.

District Judge-E. Garter, of Shasta.
County Judge-C. G. Bush.
Sherif-Wm. E. Hopping
Deputy Sheriff-Joseph T. Burrows.
Tax Collector-J. W. Garden.
Deputy-James Reagan.
County Clerk-Charles Mcdonald.
Deputy-John A. Fowler.
District Attorney-H. A. Curtiss.
County Treasurer-Felix Tracy.
Recorder-Geo. D. Forbes.
Assessor-A. P. Ladd.
Supt. Public Schools-John J. Conmy.
Pub. Administrator and Coroner-D. II. Dunn,
Board Of SEperrisors.-1st District, Henry
Jones; I'd District, James Daley Sd District, E
Nichols,
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Whiskytown Gold,. Silver and Copper
Mining. COMPANY.

i OCATION of Works, Trinity Centre, Trinity
4 4 county, Cal.-Notice is hereby given that at
a meeting of the Trustees-of the above Company,
held on March 9th, 1865, an assessment of Two
Cents per share levied upon the capital stock of
said company, payable TO the Secretary at Whisky
town, in United States gold or silver coin, on or
before April 9TH, 1865. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid April
5th, 1865, will be advertised that day delin-
quent, and unless payment shall be made before,
will be sold April 2stc 1865, to pay tho
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of ad-
vertising and expenses of sale.
mr11 III. j. WATZENB0RN, Secretary.
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Daniel Webster Gold, Silver and Cop
per Mining Company,

nITTSBURG Mining District, Shasta county
H-Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the above named
Company, for the election of officers for the ensuin
eear and the transaction of general business will
be held at the office of the Secretary, in Callaghan
Block, Shasta, on
Saturday, April Ist, 1865,
at o'clock. P. NJ in accordance with the Bylaws
of said company.
H. A. CURTISS, Secretary.
Shasta, March 4, 1865. mrl
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SEA SIcK-'' The Frenchman,s chow,
seems to me expressive. One morning tho
cabin boy came for his boots. .sBoots y,
feebly sounded. from the berth. "Ab saro
you may take zem; sail want zem nevaira
marc - '"'io
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MUST HAVE A Row.-When a poor Irish.
man was bound over to keep she peace to-
wards her Majesty's subjects, he left the
office exelaiming: We'll, then, God helm
the first furriner meet with ~
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JENNIE JUNE, in her recent ''Talks OF,
Women's Topics" says that in almost every
instance where man marries a sensible
woman, 1t Is after he has met with a severe
disappointment in not MARRYING n fool
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original Twenty-six Mining Company

DITTsBURG Mining District, Shasta county;
H-Notice Is hereby given tnat tne Annua, na
IS th Stockholders of the above named
Comna9v for the election of officers for the ensuing
wear. and for the transaction of general business
l he held Mt the Office of the Secretary, In Gala
ghan's Block, Shasta, on
Tuesday, April 4th. 1865,
at o'clock p NJ, in accordance with the bylaws
OF said company.
Shasta March 4th, 1865. mr4
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Sewing Machines
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Times of Folding Courts.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SHAsTA-Second Mondays of March, June and
November.
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day of May, and third Monday of September.
TRINIrY-Second Mondays in April, August and
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utation throughout the Pacific Coast
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County Court.

Held on the first Mondays of May, September
and January.
Probate Court.
First Mondays of February, April, June, Au-
gust October and D ecember.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Meets 1st Mondays in
May, August, November and February
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, 1865-11-11
FROM WASHINGTON,

Results Of the Council With the In
dIans-Gen. Fitzpatrick Granted Leave
OF At'>ence-The Veteran Reserve
Corp%-Clerks PrnetIcIng Usury.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago 1tibune.l
WAsutSoTos, Nor. 10.
From kilograms and other of11cial commun1ca-
tiona received by the Secretary Of the tntcrio1tom
Major eeneral Curtis md the other Commission
es appointed By the President to negotiate treaties
with the Indians Of the Upper Missouri River, it
appears that their exGtIons hare been cmincutly
fucceesful. Treaties hare been concluded with
u1ne powerful tribes. The latett telegram from
Major General Curtis states information has been
received from other powerful tribes OF their desire
to meet tho Commissioners and treat for Peace but
in consequence Of The asencss Of the season it was
not deemed practicable to treat with
Sns ,.s 70 1smos In Sev Of Tie short time
pointed, The Department think they have accom-
pllthed - much II not more than could haye been
III he and saem eD satisfied
tr1bca Of the upper Arkansas have not been less
successful; The department has been noIitied by
the conclusion by them Of treaties with tho Chey.
ei Esesthins ae sees eenss+ It; 1e~s EN-
Ills I'LL md there seems but iitie doubt NH rsr5o
in re spring we ehail be at pence with The western
Iers than eight months aro the nadia, dsr.-t.
reut had under treat aent In various hornitsfs in
lhc country. one hundred thousand sick and WnnnH.
cd solaic1a. The patients number nov la ho.nftss
1efs than $500. - A''t'Na4s
The President has granted Gen. KflpatE,ck. a
rewnId for hts ecryces IN the late in NV
jersey, ycnrs leave Of absence TO yi.ft Ennoes
to fnfpeet European cavalty. N04~'
The Commissioners appointed to negotiate srea-
ties with The Indians at inc request Of The chiefs Of
the several tribes, bare recommended Major WIN.
koop Of the Ffst Colorado Cavalry, as a:ent Of ihe
Cheyennes and A7apahoes.
In all, tbont 80 prsatca Of tho Veteran Reserve
Cons have expressed their desire to b. mustered
out. Go otCcc1t commanded them.
A rumber Of Treasury clerks ofthe hish:r grades
are doing lively business as brokers. Some Of
them haTc as much IL 5000 ont 1t and 10 PER
, 1865-11-11
HAYTI.

Commander of British War Ship A..
sau1ts Fort PlcAeiet, Gets Ashore md
IL Compelled TO Blow Up HIS Vessel
Affairs OF The Country VERY Unset
tied.
NEW ioEK. Nov. 10.-Intelliccncc Is received
~ TT re h'e e9mnandes q .hs British ship bull
The rebel snlware had taken b. force some HaT.
items under protection Of the british Consul. The
commander 9s 1 Of The Bull Do: asked aatjsfactlon
The fort replied, and he ship rettfnr asrouni
was set On dse. abandoned and blown %. III Is r.
ported that the commander sailed for Jamaica on
country ere very unsattled = ~
, 1865-11-11

attaek Of kouShk-Dcnth Of Geo. Ar
mold (mcAronc>-M Mormonr on tfle
| HanlpaEe-Heport aud Denial-Meet.
ing OF tho Commissioners Of Health
| The ST. John 1nFeatI@atfon-The
Cho1efa-ippca1 to tho Women o,
Ireland, Etc.
| NEw yonx, Nov. 1o-somo thirty rouehs made
a. attack on faifoad tra1n at Patterson on Wednc.
tra1n viii .omo dozen or mora 6ady % injared Ia Inc
Judcc Clark yestendny decided the 3tate substi-
fu'S Ga;S 3a .nos as limited TIC pco 10
Geo. Arnold, author of 'McAzono Papers," and
msmSef of the Pres Of th5s c'ty died Yesterday.
states that Brigham Young, and other leaders Of tss
Mo1nons, have changed their tactics. and now
sn4',,5p pSSyEmy S9y thsiE rel!on which hey
are da proepine sg as s2g sa& q
ammunition. mn and openly deny Federal sashority.
The telee1aph!c fire alarm system, Similar 10 lbs
Ss~ oaz, !, efRg % ri e ss2 as1 F
government has lodged complaint at fhe Custom
house against five snsplcioui steamers in the port
aoont 70 ca1y arms and munitions Of war to Mcx-
leo; also spec1tying one hundred and twenty-five
Liberal eanse The friends q Mexico deny yam any IT, II.
LEI tenon to ;1oiste .hc neutrality laws. a. psaeiced
ehe could sail fol D1azu. "''0'~
We are authorized T. Assa ass';nut co,,,c,o, p,, n
announce shat there Ii no truth In the statement
1aa published today. taat tha French government has
ana suspicious against dre s!eamets now In thta
pol1 ano hgalnst ono hundred and twenty-five perl
sons, ETC., etc.
NET YONG. Nov. 10-Thc Commissioners of
1aean5, Presided over by Mayor unnthel. held
nan IT, ht ts ssesns t2 The M,yoE sabmed
a suitable numbcr OF officers In bis department 10
examine Into the condition, in e,mllaz point Of
MsT, Or ~ Places IN The city, and make report
Of the condition Of al houses which In their opin
t9n may be preudIcial to public health; md also Of
9a ana ueat ay tend to cnseneE or
l. Wae a!so resolved to eend circular to tbe cdti.
1cns i9sosming them Of the best moaes Of pFcsers.
NV YoaK, Nov. 1o.-The Coroner,s inautait.ou |
on the explosion On board The steamboat 81 JOIN.
"a brought to close last evening. The op1nioas
Esen pY witnesses were, thai the boiIe1s bad been
dRSsssd Sss saessa ass hsaGs!as sa xsa
10 curry the bead Of Eteam; that 1he chieei chi /
M nadS ~, While eaaianE bad Weakened he receptacle
1hs; s1 sns 4 2f o. b1is VII cod waeE r.
:1lreme. The jul5 rendered verdict urcius r. la
no1e thorough 6fastne Of large boilers;
ted et cold xaief II he application of hydlostac u
'efa e. tn; instrumental y m IL the dieaster.
nd spnant ss diseass Il. Z 0'tns, dis,ppReort 5sRo
nc, At ,least. Tor The immediate prrscnt Dr.
sa1seI, In charge Of the hospital slip al lover
ofy Of epidemic .Among tho Ataia1ta s naeecncsTs.
ut Of ea3 IN TIC stee1n1c, nbopt CO were a. |
aeked,, and le died during he p.ssaee; 81 md
icEened and four died This coiupatatiyely atnaIi
noEtalit5 be attributes to the good condition Of
he eh,p, good quality of food supplied md thc
OF the speedy dtsappear1ncs Of TIC maiadT' In
peakanc or the maiter OF qnasantiuInp cholcr. |
, 1865-11-11
BALTIMORE.

Reward Offered By Governor Bradford
Thankssivin%-The Election, DC.
BAL1HonE, Nov. 1O--Goyernor Bradfor1 hap
offered reward Of ECO for the arrest OF lie fncen.
diartes who destroyed the Colorcd Methodts1
Church at Middleton, Kent county. The motive
Vas Tat The building was used az day school {of
colored children. '~'
Cor. Bradford. has issued proclamation 70,
thankegls1ng, and appointed The day named by thc
President. - '"~
The lateet retHrns from the 1weli,h Judicial Dis.
tIic Indicate the election Of Speuce the Unton ran
dldale provided certain Illegal rotea taken In isrr
Union men claim that the law was openly dixre,
carifed In sou1a districts F' @''s
, 1865-11-11

The State Conventlon-The Element of
Which 1t IL Composed.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 10.-Ihe 1Sm.s' Thllahassa cor.
respondent thinks there fs earnest desire On The
part Of nearly all the members Of the Florida Con
sentton 10 conform to the requirements OF the Gov
e1nment and necessities Of freedom. All desfn
peace and good government, but how far they are
prepared to surrender old theories and prc]9tfces
when It comes 10 the detail OF affairs, can onlv be
aseertaied BY practical tests. The session viii Be
short one, as II II composed largely Of practica
experienced men. None Of tbs Tatfd, fre-eatinr
element Is thus far manifested. On the asth tGe
nulled- The question Of sdmjttfns nec,roe. tn
courts NaH 10 como Nh ncIt. o ~
, 1865-11-11

mmho, Nth bis asststanta, Haens, Coleman md
WEE Kept qulta busy. and tbs entlse desalls
caHaIY 10 post AfEe1 number OF aaattes than
nana oset thirty posta being On the outside Of the
, 1865-11-11
From CINCINNATI,

e'''>-A' spa'eh 10 The Chicago 1tibune.1
A heayv ro,,,.-r =. ...1 ~ 1ctxcIkHAx1, Nov. 10
go neaf a1n' Ii this sta,e d.. -. - 49, .1ane
Ioe nouse Of two bachelor b.otlers NJ n,"s "s 1ne lux
uas cutc:cd, md afle1 having chlorofo.sa ee Ae4s
tered TO them. they we're robbed or ~ .anin1s-
amount No clue to the pe1etraiora h.s ", anose ,
In tue 'rott:tE 1aoe to-day, Sabocliah, ch,e,,o
ao1se' o"hed by Janes Conlish, won In two STRAIGHT
ho"'"' a:stancing nll competitors. Time, eaa
, 1865-11-11

A Heavy Railroad Suit--A Million and
4 Half DollArs Involved.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Thbune-l
C1xC1sEAr1, Nos. 10.-A tummos Was Issued
yesterday BY the Sheriff Of Hamilton county, on
behalf Of the Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Com
pany, to the indianapolis & Cincinnati r. II. Co.,
requiring them to answer before the Super
or Court Of Cincinnati, to claim for the sum OF
$1,547, ,013 f6. with interest from the s0th day Of
February. 1861 This Ii the heaviest claim erer
eued for In the courts Of Hamilton
county, and 1t Is the demsnd for damages alleged
10 hare been suffered by the Ohio 4 Mississippi
Railroad Co: b. the hIsaEng Of the contract on The
Two companies, according to which the latter used
the road tack Of tho former, from 1Awrencebu1g
to this city. That contract was In substance as fol-
lows:
The l. 4 c. Company bound itself for the pr1si.
lege nf ntsrg The track OF the o. i h. Company,
from Law1encetu1R to this ctr. to pay over to the
laticr company NIL the earnings betueen the two
places, aad neSer to eA1y any st. LOUIS ftclsht.
, 1865-11-11
TO LOAN ,


| We losn money on Real Estate, huy and Fell nrst.
class paper At al times.
CLEAVER 4 TATLER.
no1ivGGS e s4&H net 70 WashirVton strett
, 1865-11-11
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

VaF Declared between Spain and Chill
All the fora4 Of Chill declared Block
3dcd-The Diplomatic Corps In chill
FFofest aEatIlrt the Manner Of the
R]ockndc-Pro*pect ofa General South
American Alliance to axafsr Chill,
NEW loRK. Nor. 10.-Hy the arEfyal Of the Ocrsn
4Qeen VIC have Panama adytces to October 31st
War has been declared between SpatD and chill
ana Ill the po1ts Of the latter declared by ADMIRAL
Poz1r. commander Of the Spanish equndfon, block.
Aded since the 2ih ten days being SLOWED for the
vessels then tn port to clear.
The Gillian Congress has authorized loan OF
SahDo 0co, and the Executive is invested with IN
limited power 10 TaSe troops, procure eh1ps. cjc
Inc Diploma tic corps In Chill protest
nsaost tie mode Of Blockade the Admiral pfopoejn1
10 maintain It BY means Of cruisers. The
panic accustomed b{ tho sudden rupture is unpre-
ceaented u Chill. 11s1ness il gseaiy frustrated,
The English line Of steamers between Panama aItd
valparaiso receive no pasEengers or freight for any
point south OF Bolivia. II IL believed tbs. maiis
carried bJ steamers will be received 1t Cabis by
TIE English Eunbons and conveyed along tbs Chi-
The .. S. sloop St. Mary "a. at ya1us.afso.
Disadecslon Is at1slng among the tcyo1ulion,.ts Of
ltru. The prospect Is Of al botliee banding To.
:ethts to aesist Chill against Spain.
The murder Of BarTios In Central America Ia not
Strengthening the eecurIty.
p5 William D. Little, Of Neyada, newly appoint
I'd Consul at Havana, mrtycd on tho 18Th nt,, and
has assumed his luties,
NQihfut Of Interest fr1r1 the inferior
, 1865-11-11
Albany Cattle Market.
Especial Ocsp4tuh to tho Ch,tzRu TrJhrne


ALNASY, y. r., Nov. 1eG:,0p p. m.
andlng the liberal supply OF cat.
le ind tho Absence Of almost all speculative feeac.
tho msfket has ruled stif At advance OF kAc pcr
n.se weight One explanation OF this Is IN Improve
nent IN INC aEeFaze qualify of the offerings. Tho e.
hct been 70 check saes and With the execution OF
Fog Or 500 head, *hAterer goes to New York WIN fs
into the hsndz Of commission merchants, The ton
price ID 1ec. At which few choice c1tas were tske
fos feeding tn tho country Among saes vera the FOL-
lowing: y head Canada. averaging 1.o40 ns ut $500;
Gnead Illinois, Averaging Ito na, At ss7oo; s head
Ohlo averaging l.6ao nj, 1t &13s00; - head Ohio.
averaging 20 ns At SIC: 10 head Illinois, sse.nxlnx
lloo nsr ut exc; 10 head, averaging 1Go ns Ut i4c:
head averaging 11eo D. At s4c; head, averaging
LOO ~, 1t t1so; Is head averaging LOO ns, at {7
per 1eo ns 100 head Averaging 200 ii Sci 44hcad
Averaging 1ooo ns, II 5Ko: % head, averaging 100
~. At &c; II head Ohio, averaging 1850 ~. 1t *.
Ihe Eastern bnJers Will take about 1ooa. Thu total
supply Is Geo.
surEF-1he demand Is good and prices arc TN
chauged-fton to &c. Receipts, 60tu
Ho"s-Prsces are down to i1zx9 Ike, at which tho
inquiry IL brisk. Sales Of 5coo mostly to 70 East.
Receipts, 100; shipped to New York, 1850
, 1865-11-11

Arrest Of the Leaders-They are Dealt
with In n Summary Maoner-Many
Of the 1nHusrcctEonfsts 8urrenderlne.
NEE YoRK, Nov. 1o.-The Panama S.ar a7.d Her.
d Of Oct s1st givs further particulars Of The IN
from the Jamaica papers. George ". Gordon, he
principal mover Of the lnsurrecton, mud TIC leader,
Paul boglc, hnd becn caught, md wcte being tt1ed
Roach. two Of themo prominent fnstisators, were
AFRO arrested together With most OF The leading
are true and loyal and hare done iii In their poTcT
10 eare lives and q1ell tho lnsu7cction. The paF-
ttal evidence found upon some Of the prisoners
no white people, but to slaughter al indIectfmi.
nacly. The rebels are dealt with IN the most sun1-
mary way. The capture OF the leaders has dIsprjt-
cd them, and many ase su.tcDdcriug. The Uafth-
man office Is closed, and those connected with II
arrested on ahe charge Of puhishiRg eeditous ar,t-
cles; y. =. n. ssoreshto Urgent has been des-
Is felt of much further trouble.
, 1865-11-11
FROM LAWRENCE.


Continued Deprcdattona Of the Indian.-
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribnne1
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Nor, 10.
The Indians are again becoming troublesome On
The l1atte route More troops arc needed, The
husncas OF the plains il liable to eesious inteun.
ton at any time Gen. Heath recently met the In.
dians md Killed tweuty.n1ne. Our boys euecred
from cold and far food and water.
On Monday the Indians attacked The wh.te. mn
Po!e Creek and captured the Government 1naIl
ambulance nules and detachment Of Government
horses Drivers have refused 10 drive at night, Tie
interruption 1t is expected will be only temporary,
route Of lAte. A'A
We are having a protracted season Of Indian sun-
mer throughout this State, the weather beine de-.
lighttul and all kinds Of business proiperpus,
, 1865-11-11
CANADA.

TIC Fenlans in Canada-1Iuch Excite
mcnt ant. .A1arna--TheTP Popose to Rob
The Canada RanAs--The Sanders Kld.
nappe.1.
NV ionK, Nov. 16.-The Herald sayB the Fe-
man y, nds nc lurking tn Montreal and Quebec.
Naera detectives are watching the Iish.
Tue L<dder announces the dtseorerY OF 4 plot to
"n the Canadian banks. Two men art now tp{ {an
, 1865-11-11
1hc craven Court maFttal-The Trial
1sctWeeQ The "tnooskf nnd Algo1a-
4HIn-Report Of the Chter Engineer.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-The pro.ecut;op In thc
eate OF Commodore Craven. 6eforc the C3urE
closed yesterday. To-day the Court was engaged
heafaog testimony for the defence, Of seyefat o1cs1s
Mho TcEc under Commodore Craven's eoramsud At
the in1 tine q tae escapc Of the stoncvalL
Cn,es Engineers Darby md Kellogg havc ma3e
fepona 10 lhe Nayy Department Of t6e late CON
rasastsc trial Of the machinery OF thc Wiuoosk1
a9d 3 Alsonqqin. to determine the economy Of fuci
Win nh1ch the power evolved In tho two casea
They say the trfal was conducted in exact conorm.
y with the instructions Of board Of cjrii|an e.
Eerts, md that the Winooesd's machinery ruado
feet manne1 and steadily Improving civ1n. a betcr
rssnlt for the last trcnfy -four hours
than Tor tho first The performance ol The n1achI.
sired for efficiency IN marine paddle whes1
steamer lte durability and reliability could be d.
pended on Tor any length Of cruising. They eav
wanting 10 these Particular in proper adaptation for
marine purposes. In style. finish and conrrp|cncc
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