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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
fyrrefptS Of Produce.
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Statement of Live Stock TRANSPORTED over the Erie
Railway for the week ending Oct q: lscas OF Cette'
Il do. Hogs % do Sheep do. Horses. do Calves,
do Mules total cars ~ Stock for the week. 232, show
ing an increase over last week OF 10
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
1853. 1861. 1863
Tie PofsrWe Miners Journal of Saturday say

THE PottsrWc Miners Journal of Saturday says:
The demand for coal has slackened off little IN
consequence Of the scarcity Is vessels at Port Rich
mond for Eastern ports, Which has caused large ac
cumuaton Of coal the whlryes and loaded cars are
acoamulating that point also. which must check the
trade Boats have also been very scarce ol the sehuy
Kill Navigation during tic week.
The boats now leaving for New.York and other East.
ern ports arc, doubt their last trip unless the
weather should prove mild later than nsul tis Fall
The scarcity Of vessels and the accumulation Of coal
al Port hclmOrd have affected The prices here 10 solc
extent aud coal be Purchased from - 10 - cents
tun ess except CHOICE kinds specially prepared
for retailing. pLcca tgye aii3 aeeIIasd .hnde On
board vessels at Port Richmond fTogLis, however,
WIN advance unicss vessels should become more plenty
JrCi. his from Port EchmOud to the East have al.
vano'd and they viii advance still further as the sea
son advances.
Tho tr4do sums up this week as follows, compared
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alpp,peE 4 scorr. Auctioueers.
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aLppIpoK 4 scorr. Auctioucers.
DEAL. ESTATE SALE. -.
III On THURSDAY, Nov, ?, ut I p m. will SILL ~,
LOTS Of GROUND (mostlyin in plot, OF iear o'sl IocntS
,i ineon.s, and unionpsce on ,he highest
grounds vi the city which can be Ieaehsd n 20 minute. .
IhIsn uore Railroad Tho location Is healthy one and
unsnrp,..cd Tor extensvenes. and beauty Of views
sana mi. day 10 stormy the sale VIII ho ON the newt ait
Trn,s ea.y titlo perfect. Maps may BE- obtained oi
TiiovAs tLDRIpHE, Aoioneet near the Court heGse.
uaJ.on cry. DAVID SCOTT, AaetienseJ, Ss' " M9ls
semery st, Jeney tiiJ.
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UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEw-IoBB,
NJ u nrna.-..nu cn-Inr III l.-i.I-.t

Nteu APiIAis..s. s'i''
FocR PR CTsT I,rERrsT NLLOwRD OS DlPosiTs.
Nhich uay be made snd withdraw % ruy unr.
W. T. AIDRicH see. lfAsC VI. FRoIHIsGnAv, Pret'.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
Qr.RrERsAsryR-G GENERAL OYucE,
MAtufSaroS. ID. 4. Oc'. u los

Qr.RrEnsNrvR.GESgRAL's OvuCE,
WAnS0ToS, D. &, Oc q, los, :
L HORSES and MuLES.-Wili he ai rnbli: suction
nrns ~ uon, o NoyeGber TO the highest bidss At the
time and places named XIV. sEw.yoRK. y,5i
New-York City-TUESDAl OF each week, 100 HORSES
New,iors Ci'y-THURsDAY OF each wecs, TOO MULES
cich day. o,,,.,.,y,>,
Pi'adephln. Pa.-ThURsDAi, November 2 O. Is and .,
100 HORSES eu,h dsy.
rhiisdelphia, Pa-sATURDAY OF each week, lCO MULES
Harrisburg. Pa.-TUEsDAY Of each week. 100 MULES
each lry.
MScipns.6ar " fa-TUEsDAY. November = 100
Aienovn, Pa-wEDNEsDiY. November 10, loo
Pottsylie. Pa FRIDAY. Noven,eer II, 100 HORSES.
Chester Delaware Coua,y, fs.-WkDNhsDAi, Aovem'
mtusyillr. -rliUgsDiY, November 10, loo HORSES
Ttuwirc, Pa THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Noye'aber =
d2i' 100 MULES eien ennffiry;;w,pr ffiry;;
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY OF each week, 100 HORSES
Wiaaing,ou, Dcl-VRIDAY of each week. loo MULES
MARYLAND.
naltImore, I'D "WEDNESDAY November IS' ie
baltimore Ms.-wEDNEsDAY, November %, l@
HORSES.
TUESDAYS and ThURSDAfS Of each weok le
40 N0 SALE 'oF oF MULES Mi Will TAKE rLAcE AT WASH
AZ ,his series OF sies ali the Government animals wiz p'
dhpo..d Of Buyer. should therefore ava ,he,e. OF mi
Tor ,i,s OF pubie annaIs in tie West official West
newspapers
Animals win be sold slnsly.
Salcs commence q, 10 o'clock A. m
Terms ,osh in UnI,ed states currency.
by order vi th. CueTtermastcf General ,,.,.,
Breyet. jri adler. GENERAL,
Ia cbsr,e First Division e. NJ. q. u.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

J. II. DRAP n. Ane;ioneer.
TINTED STATES COTTON SiLE.-JOHN
H. DRAPER Co will sell FRIDAY. November
lsS at one clock 2. w., the E1eh.ngc Salssroo, No.
III BrolIwsy, by oid.r o. Simeon Draper, L. y Cotton
$500 BALES MOBILE COTTON.
The above cotsgn has been esssed and sampled oy w
anoTv snd MAJ be seen Ia ths bale a Atlantic Dock brook
lvn and by sample the o,r Of the AgctioEeei No "
rlne st. two day. beloro ths sale.
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Qr,agrRxnrsa.GrSI9ALs UIgioa.

Qr,RgERx CESIsALs oTUoG, /
NAshISGIos, ID. a., S~Isrub'r -, 100
TIOSING SAILS OF GOV HERNMLNT
~ HORSfs AND MULEs.--Wil be .od st Public A1c-
ton during the molth OF OCfObEt 70 tue Lsaea1 bG1ef'
4 tie time aal pisces pi.d beow. Va.
NEW YORK
New Yo.k City, TUESDAY Of each week 100 Horses each
dsy .
Philadelphia. THURSDAY ofesch wcek-'oo Horses each
fhlladelpLin, SATURDAY Of each weesloO Maies each
fI,ri.burr, TUESDAY Of zach week-ioo Mules e-eb
day
ilHrrisbsrs THURSDAY OF each week-l0o Hos,e' each
day.
Resd.ps, TUESDAY. Oc,obes 3--i50 Hers-s.
tifeer ,burg. tRiD ~. October lJ3l Borses
Iarciscr. TffI RSDAN, Ocfoosr 9-iJ1 Horsrs
p sbIrrs. THURSDAY October -o-Lc itos.cs
Allentown TUESDAY Ociob,r 8i-ioa Horses.
DELAWARE.
w u,.l rton. TUESDAY OF each peek-l0J hoses eaeh
dAy.
Wuminst, D FRIDAY of each whek-lo0 Males esch day.
hlsSDuI If.
81 Lots octobet ,, g. s. o, g. and e-l5o Mules cash
Loui. October H. Il, - ard ili.O Horse. carh day.
each dsy. ,,.,,,, >, -
TUESDAY ard TIT 8spAf os each week-lo Horses
No .aies Of Mules viii take p'ace II
WASHINGTON n. {.
The animals 20 Do old in October superior e. any mere
tofre ofrrd 70 tia public The on'y % them ar' sound
and seTvicrabie.
Heyceei har N hs scri.s Of rIies all he surplus Cor
eames animals wai be dPoed ~ Bryer' should heT0ore
araH ttegscrrs 9j ahs sg opp0Ttsa.fy 10 psfeAdse.
Animal. wi.i b. sold snsly.
sac 70 coumencc . 10 q.
J1MEs a. EKIN,
Rrevet Brira ener- IN charge First Division o. NJ q. o..
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Sales bp Auttion.
A. ". nrEwiS. Aucfioreer.
NrE.. Ah,nANrI q ~.

A. ". nrEwiS. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS. MERNlN Il Co.. Nos. o9i and
ID C6 RroadvAv eoc Of 4ihs,.-Sass q Books Sts
uouery Picture. WoksR Arf sancv G'oda Fnrnsafa Ae
MONDAY EVENING. Oct. 30 a O'Clock,
and the ~ % fol .ow .ur evening AZ the same hour
rNsLlSH AND AMERICAN bOOks --Embfaeing
l.r Coction uc lad ng msay that yaus6 and seaee
,sal1-uss are ready. snd the ooks Frr on rSh1ft.on
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. Vo. 49S
ID Bwa- neaIiy oppott. s. SIrboln Hoto-GEO. 4 LA
WITT Amc-.,nar LY J. u Looley lon.iElnents .onc.t-L
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! and 1863, was as follows:
Dee. .a55 900 .Gq7O3lO IN 4, 200 Inc'''I'y

Dec. .,tJ3uOO De.U21JJU m 4eo-'-V0 IUV'' ~
Gy reducing tho wheat to Gour, the quantity f
the latter left at tide-gatcr this year, compared
with the corresponding period last year, shows q
deficiency Of 500, ,0Gj bbs. flour.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tity of some of the principal articles of produce left
at tidc-wGtcr from the commencement of navigation
to and including tho 9!d Of October, IL the years
indicated:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
Cgozcs COOK Aneiioneer.

Ggogcs COOK Arcfioneer.
Uaice, No ~ Libery-.t. .
THIS DAY, Oct. 80, mt 10 o'clock, At the stable
in Thirty niuh.,i nelr Madison ave, Carriage, Wagons
slrl.Ls Robes Bell. Saddles fine Cow. trained Get hsr
ness aud WAGON pots of green house pAuts Fig ree
IN ION b.s!ng Ac
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GEORGE Cook Auctoneer.
VERY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

VERY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. CARRIAGES WAGONS. ROBES, BELLS.kc
THIS DAY, MONDAY. Oct %. a. 10 O'Clock.
al the elegant house No Is Ea,t Ihty-e ,lhsr, between
iilh end Mldison.ayes, viz.
Srperb solid Roseygood Pahor suites iu nrocs,ele,
Nocaet .ud Rcps. Rosewood C.aTb,r suites Dihneroom
,uiro. elegant L5ruy Bcoscas taprs5 Velvet Carpet.
Mirrors bronEes aue OIL Psiptnss; brocetel,e a.i Lace
Curt.ns and tue entire Fa-nisurr. Also. Crrsges
uarcs,i ssaus and Hsrne,,; Here. Rooes, Be Fis
tuTrs Sc, with viii h tie safe viii Commence.
sale absolute without gglEi 30 weather.
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EvrERED FOR wAniHorsf'G.
TOT wrh'sc entries. S,aS 63 s:S, S,a25366 sHsG. I5
sda cons entries 49ll l3j 4I,2707l2 1sc2, W5

Tot ent .; port. sjJ, ,sR.295 t1.79607s ste 69s 300
The quantity Of Fiorr, Wheat, Corn and Barley,
left at Tde-wacr during the third weak OF Oct, in
the years 1861 and 1865, was as follows:
Flour, btls. Wheai. bu. Corn. bu. Bsrley, bu
1868. ........ 34s00 25G,C0J l,os01tO 5oeao0
Dec. $1,000 Dec go Inc. 726 7C0 Inc % 100
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles ieit
at ridc-watcr from the commencement of nayiga-
tion TO tho 22d Oct, inclusive, during the years
1851 and 1865, was as follows:
Flour, fb,s. Wheni. bu. Corn. bn B.Ti"y. , On,
lsf3..--.-..3Js. 100 12lu2.@oO s,4S*JJ if,V'0
lc''j. ---.--G -Gl2 iGO 6.=3l,soO lhiOlioo -@''"''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

Total for the week. s5G337O sGl2,s1 sGlSzCl2
Tho iInpons Of dry goods compare as fol-
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09
TO THE LADIES.

Ladies suffering from any complaint incident to
their sex, such as the Whites Falling of the Womb,
Irregularities, Pain in the Side, Headache, Palpi-
tation Suppression and all other diseases to which
the Female system is subjected, will find prompt
relief by addressing themselves to DOCTOR
PERRAULT.
To those seeking our advice, plain statement
of their case will bo given, whether curable or not.
The great experience acquired by DIR. PEN
RAULT in his extensive practice, and in the varl-
ous hospitals of Continental Europe, affords an
annie guarantee to those seeking advice, of beng
nm der the care of legally qualified practIIoner.-
DR.. PERRAULTS name is to be found IN the
Medical Register, under the authority OF the Aedi-
,l copnc of Great Britain, and is, therefore, not
% ho cIossed with the names lin many cases as
,o,n IF a horde of adventures who, through the
,h,;c nress. seek to impose upon the creduious
and unwary by the publication of qualifications
and the advocacy of specifics that are rarely oene-
so;., and in most cases positively injurious.
Persons at distance can be cured at home oy
addressing letter to DR.. PERRAuLT and STAT
ing their case DIP
Letters by Express to be addressed to ). fhh-
PAULT. M. D., corner of Sacramento ana "on'-
oomery streets, Rooms Nos. 10 and III OF " DeA
gomez 60 oaso s.n Francisco. jus
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

PETRoLEuM-Somee excitement has been
occasioned lately by the discovery of a sub
stance exuding from the ground and floating
on the surface Of certain springs in tue vlcln-
ity of Piety Hill. in this county. 1t is
claimed that the geological formation OF the
country in that section is the same as the oil
region of Humboldt county, in this State
From the fact that coal has been found IN
the immediate vicinity Of these springs, and
the peculiar smell of the oily substance
found ON their surface, it is believed we have
oil here at home. Several claims have been
located already. We have seen bottle OF
this mixture taken from spring on ranch
owned by Mr. Peck which looks like coal oil
and certainly smells precisely like it. Mr..
Peck has senI it below for analysis. and we
shall soon be able to give the result. 1t is
said on good authority that two Germans
named Rooster, living near Piety Hill, have
for two years burned oil skinned from II
spring, the location Of which they atone
know
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09
Special Notices.
TO THE
NERVOUS AND INFIRM
nR.J PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF

1.-THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENS COL
LEGE, begs to inform patients and others seeking
medical advice that he may be consulted personally
or by letter in all cases of Nervous and Physical
Debility, and the various disorders arising from
sedcntary habits excess accident or climate, from
9 4. NJ. to IL NJ, and to P. NJ, at his office,
Arlnory Building, northwest corner Montgomery
and Sacramento sts., Rooms Nos. 10 and IL. first
hoor up stairs. Entrance either Montgomery
or Sacramento streets.
Where a secret iufrmity exists, involving the
happiness of life and that of others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity of its removal, for
it is fact that premature decline of the vigor of
manhood, matrimonial unhappiness, compulsory
single life, local and physical debility etc, have
their source in causes the germ Of which is planted
in early life and the bitter fruit tasted long after
ward
DOCTOR PERRAULT'S Diplomas are in his
Offices, where patients for themselves that
they are under the of regularly educated
practitioner. The best references will be given
when required Patients suffering under Chronic
Diseases can call and examine for themselves. We
invite investigation claim not to know everything
nor to cure everybody but do claim that in
all cases we take under treatment we fulfill our
promises. We particularly request those who have
tried this boasted Doctor and that advertised Phys
ician till worn out and discouraged, to call upon
us. 1t will cost nothing, consultations free.
In all cases of Primary, Tertiary and Secondary
Syphilis, Pains in the Bones, Old Sores, Rheuma-
tism Gonorrhea, elect, Structures etc., particular
attention is given, as well as to of Seminal
Emission and Impotency.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

The CANINE SCoT-The Scotchman has
that of the Yankee. The recent campaign
in Tehama county proves that there are ex-
ceptons to the rule. The Independent has
a Scotch head, don't you see. Comparing
that head with another of old Scotia's de-
scendants, Parker whose political killing off
was especially with it, and the exception is
glaringly proved by the result of the fight
The Independents head, on being tested,
proves to be but'a pimpls in an advanced
state of decomposition
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

A LIVELY DAY IN CARsoN.-The Appeal
gives the following account of a series of dis
turbances in that burg:
There was fight in the very air yester
day. Early in the morning. two citizens,
who. by request we will designate as John
Doe and Richard Roe, got at fisticuffs,. and
one came out with three or four scratches
with a iackknife' and the other with bung
ed eve and badly battered head. This
fight was the result of too much bad whisky
and the workings Of that green eyed monster,
iealousy-so we are told by popular rumor.
During several hours " Smithy' and Squires
wrangled and dared one another to fight
In consequence If their quarreing Noble
was shot and will probably lose his life
After having been the cause Of Mobiles
wounding Squires went to the Theatre Sa-
loon and got into muss with soldier who.
we are told, is no less an illustrious person
than Dublin Tricks" Squires picked up
the wrong customer when be mounted Dub
lin. for that belligerent Milesan suddenly
pulled out his pistol, and pointing it at his
opponents belly. was about to pull the trg
ger when Mike Purcell jumped in and caught
the weapon which weat off. just grazing his
hand. A grand rush ensued, the Sheriff
started in to arrest Squires, the latter re-
sisted and was knocked down and dragged
off to Jail. This excitement had hardly sub
sided when big Yahoo from Walkers
River began ycntilating his secesh senti-
ments by damning the American flag and
swearing that over where he lived they didn {
allow anybody to say anything against jeff
Davis. This indicate course of procedure
secured Iahoo series of kicks and cuffs
from sundry patriotic spectators, much to
his surprise and indignation. Getting away
from his castigat RS, he ventured to assert,
within the hearing of that sturdy Union
ist and popular stage driver. Joe Kim
vile, that no friend of that flag dared to
tackle him singly, whereupon Joe went IN
and licked him like sack. just after this
a fellow went into Mangenberg's Restaurant
and obtained square meal under false pre-
tences, and in payment for which Mr. Man
genberg proceeded to take 1t out OF his hide
doing it in the neatest and most commend
able manner. Served him right. We Leave
comment on the above to our readers.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09
es- Hope for the Afnicted-1n another n,,,

Of this paper will be found the advertisement Of the
celebrated Institute established by DIR. 7. C..
IN $780, In this age of deceit and char
latanism it is boon to the suffering to point out
to them where they of obtaining the wished
for relief and cure Under the care of the skillful
Doctor the sick and troubled can dvest themselves
of their burdens of pains and shame lay aside their
cross, and secure health and happiness If you
are SICK or IN trouble, do not hesitate. Read the
advertisement and follow the advice. Do not for
get the number nor the manner of directing your
letter. CONSULTATION OFFICE, $40 Washing
ton street, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09
Red. Bluff Correspondence.
RED BLUFF, Sept. Z, 1855.
ELECTION RETURNS, TEHANA COUNTY.

Assembly.-Rawson, 422; Long, 264.
Clerk. k.-Ruggles. 422; Olendorf, 2l4.
Sheriff. English, 1853 johnson, 29O;
Cushing, 40.
Collector.-P 3sS; Mayhem. 1877;
Ruff SO. -
Treasurer -Neel, 455 Church, 2O3.
District Attorney.-Nagle, 1854; Bishop,
IChief Bolter) 81 Barnard. l79.
Assessor.-Scribner. 1886; Pitney, III;
Lobenstein, fo4; Chase, l65.
Supt. Public Schools.-Cressler, 372;
Bahney, l35; Yestal. SO.
Supervisors complete returns Powell,
206 Stout, l03 Sunbury, 1856; Bofnger,
95.
The above list comprises nine precincts,
leaving five small precincts to hear from,
which cannot materially change the majorl
ty.
The Union ticket is elected by large ma
ority, over Boilers and Democrats combined.
| told you the Boilers did not amount to
anything in Tehama county, and the fore
going figures prove the truth of that asser.
ton. They are the most thoroughly sub
dued set of men you ever beheld After all
their boasting, fusng and trading, they have
met with regular Southern Confederacy
defeat, and no doubt feel as much shame as
Grandmother Davis did when she handed
over her bucket and crnoline to the Federal
troopers. The regular Union ticket has not
lost a mantrom the highest to the lowest
OF course, we feel jubilant over the result of
the election, and the Twelves'' have no
occasion for cocktails or Maginnis-both of
which sundry boilers were earnestly seeking
this morning ..he Boilers Organ is milk
and water tonight, and g Little Brains"
writes as humbly as sick kitten news,
poor fellows 5.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09
Election Returns.

We had made arrangements for the receipt
of election returns by telegraph up to the
time of going to press. Alta this morning
the line south went down. The line Is also
down between Trinity Centre and Weaver,
SO that we are unable to give :" the latest
from Trinity county.
SHASTA.
There being no opposition to the Union
ticket the vote is small, and as natural
consequence the returns come in slow We
cannot give the number of votes polled until
next week.
Latest advices are from Rough & Ready
Wadsworth Foulke, Crooks and Raines are
elected and chances good for the balance of
the ticket.
SACRAMENTO.
The contest is undecided; from accounts at
hand. we are inclined to believe the opposi-
ton have gained the fat Offices The same
may be said of Butte and Yuba.
In Nevada, the opposition suffered Wa
terloo defeat.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Latest accounts give as result of the con-
test there the election of 6 Independent
Uuion. and Mrs. Surratts to the Assembly.
To the Senate Mrs Surratt has two, TO one
Independent Union. We might as well give
Madam Damnable the benefit of having
carried the whole county. as between Inde.
pendents and so called Democrats we are
unable to see much difference.
TRINITY.
This county has undoubtedly gone Union,
all except for Tax Collector. That being the
spoils office of the county, the Cops. concen-
trated for it and gobbled it, Bad manage.
ment on the part of the Unionists
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

WIrTY.-Our accomplished, polite and
classical cotemporary at the Bluffs, calls the
COURIER a Slash Cart. For beauty of die.
ton our cotemporary has no superior. 1t
paddles, roots and grunts in dirty water as
naturally as its affinity the porcine family,
and has about the same appreciation among
its readers. The COURIER expected some
killing thrusts from the '' last in say issue
before the election. Of our cotemporary.-
The COURIER got it. The Independent has
striven hard Cor notoriety. 1t has gained
some as witless black guard
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

HlGH WINDs-For the past two days we
have been visited with high winds from the
North. The effect Of which was seen in the
announcements of the various candidates for
Office whirling through the streets. If these
high winds continue it will have the effect to
delay the starting of the Salt River craft with
her = regular" crew.-Lndependent Of 4th.
can start now The North winds will watt
them to their affinities down. down to-
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

Our CoNUNDRUM.-Our young man put one
afloat some time since, and then watched our
exchanges for fame. His eye blazed with
qualification as he saw it at the head of a
column of good things in the San Jose Cou-
rier; but be wilted at finding no credit As
he laid that paper down. we heard him NUT
ter, :" don't care; he is welcome to that. I
can do heap better but amt going to for
that fellow to make capital out Of
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

And in accordance with law, and an order of the
Board of Trustees, made ON the I'd day of August,
A. D. 1865, so many shares of each parcel of said
stock as may be necessary will be sold, the Office
of the company, in Shasta, on Friday, the 22d day
of September, 1865, at 3 o'.lock,. P. NJ, of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale,
pay able in United States gold or silver coin.
GEO. D. FORBES, Secretary.
Office Court House Block, Shasta.
Shasta Sept 2 1865 50
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

BLowING.-Since the meeting OF the snion
Convention at Red Bluff, the Independent
has contained nothing but series of blow
ing and lying articles in many instances so
coarse and scurrilous as to offend average
decency and so void of anything in the form
of reason or argument ns to have no redeem
ing qualities In Tehama county such trash
fell harmless before intelligent readers in
Colusa the Independent found its affinity,
and no doubt had considerable influence
there-suffcent. probably, to elect its
chosen William to ME support Of Sargent u
in the coming Legislature. just such frothy
blowing as that of the Independent met with
appreciation there, and tended ~ harmonize
and make as one man those innocent, honest.
doye.like admirers OF Mrs. Suratt and her
master Jefferson D., and send them to the
polls solid phalanx, there to vote their
choice, and that of their organ the lndepen-
dent. Had it not been that Colusa county
formed part of the Legislative district the
Independent would never have discovered its
field of usefulness.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

PLEAsANT-VERY.- Bishop started out in
the late political campaign in Tebama as the
. head" of the Union party, and brought up
rs the tail" of miserable boter faction.
How pleasant that fellow must feel On
the principle that everything is good fer
something. we thought of sending below for
a powerful microscope, hoping by its aid to
discover where the 9 good comes in to reach
his case
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

TaAvEL.-The spring trade to the north
was light. but now amends are being made.
Our corrals are nightly crowded with teams
seeking load. Evidently an early winter
is anticipated By the merchants north of us,
who are taking time By the forelock.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

HoNE CoScERr.-Mr b. NJ. Parker, assist.
cd by Mrs. Scudder and others, gives fare
we'll concert on Friday evening next Mr.
P.'s long residence and usefulness here,
should stimulate our citizens to give him a
bumper on the eve of his departure. See adv
in another column.