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The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

PorosI.-The owners of this mine have SO
far failed to save the gold in their rock, the
sulphurets being of such nature as to defy
their skill. They have now secured the
services of practical mill man, who has
had considerable experience at Grass Valley,
where the rock is supposed to contain similar
sulphurets. He will have matters arranged
for trial of his skill, so as to give a result
in few days. The company are offered
sos per tun for their rock delivered at Sac
rsmento; so let the mill work as it may,
there is no great probability of its bursting
up very soon, with such offers pending.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

OREGON ELECTION More evidence. illus
trating the popularity of the " Presidents
policy" is found in tie returns of the elec-
tion held in Oregon on Monday last. In the
canvass of that State it may be said that all
the strategy and tactics of the great Presi-
dential-- Union. Democratic johnson rebel.
sympathizing party was brought to bear, and
every vote that could be Influenced by any
means in their power was polled. The result
there, as in Connecticut was an increased
Union majority. The whole Union ticket is
elected.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

County CouRr.-H. Ii. Shuffleton VS.. His
Creditors. in Insolvency. Assets
SI275, mostly exempt from execution. Debts
Sl25I 77.-Commenced ranching business
with capital of $4,000. Losses by deprecia-
ton of stock, sickness. &C.. S3745. Motion
for discharge resisted by Austin Engie, on
the ground of fraud. Jury summoned and
hearing had Jury in session two days hear
ing testimony Verdict, no fraud proven,
whereupon petitioner was discharged from
his debts.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

New DIscovERY.--Last week Messrs. Hall
& Co. located a gold bearing quartz lode
near Hogtown, on Indian Flat. The lode
runs along up and near gulch that extends
from the fiat to the top of the divide between
it and Rock Greek, and can be traced to
Rock Creek Wherever it is exposed 1t IS
from eighteen to twenty inches wide, and
well defined. From twelve pounds of the
rock, crushed in hand mortar, two dollars
was obtained and besides this, the company
have specimens weighing from one halt to
two or three pounds. that would pay two or
three dollars to the pound. They will COM
mence taking out rock Immediately, with
view to having it crushed in the Spring
Creek mill.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

BECOMING CIvILIzED.-Some Chinese cigar
makers at the Bay City, having an eve to
business. entered into an arrangement with
a policeman by which the latter was, for a
consideration. to- dispose of one of their
countrymen engaged in the same business,
by sending him to San Quentin or killing
him-kipdly leaving the choice to the police
man. They have been arrested for conspira
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

THE London Times announces that mar
rage is about to take place between Her
Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Cam
bridge and his Royal Highness the Prince de
Teck, son of the Duke Alexander of Wur.
temburg
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

WANrED-In the South Fork district there
is considerable demand for quartz miners te
do underground work There is present
demand for five that we are advised of, and
the want will naturally increase. There is
talk of sending below for them if the de-
mand cannot be supplied here very soon.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

UNION Million Wednesday last Lar
kin & Fuller finished their contract for sink
ing a fifty foot shaft on the lode close to the
mill The work is credit to the contractors
and the mill company.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

JoYruL.-At San Francisco, few days
ago, Mary Barry was arrested and taken be-
fore the Police Judge for calling Mrs. joyful
;. o damned old so-and so.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

FAMILY GROCERY SroRE.-C. G. Busb 4 70
have splendid assortment of family rroce.
ries. as well as a large stock at wholesale for
the trade. Sec their advertisement.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

iHASks-To White & Bauer, Of San Fran
CISCO ior package of Harper's and Leslie's
pictor'ais and Eastern journals. May their
business increase.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09
BIRTHS.

AT Buckeye, June 3D., the wife of Sylvester Hull,
of n son. ..ltrsf...- 4-IU.T H...if
AT Lower Springs, June 9th, the wife of Daniel
Brown, of daughter. apr .dt
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

TREAsuRE.-The shipments of gold dust
ana bullion by Wells, Fargo & Co., Shasta,
ior .n the month of May. amounted to $685.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09
COUNTY TREAsURER's REPORT.

To THE HON. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SHASTA
COUNTY:
herewith submit full report of moneys re-
ceived and disbursed from March 9th to June -u'
1866, inclusive:
To balance from former Treasurer. .....S393z 10
cash received .. 5S01 65
S9734 40
By cash disbursed ............. 5000 SO
" cash on hand .......-..-... 4034 81
S9734 40
To cash ON hand $4034 81
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09
I)I ED.

In Shasta, June 5th, Catherine Alice, daughter
of Charles and Mary Mcdonald, aged months and
IA days.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

APPoINTMENT.-Br Lieut.. Col. E. D.
Baker, son of the late General Baker, has
been appointed Paymaster for California.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09
MARREED:

At the residence of the brides father, May 10th,
J. T. Apperson, Of Shasta county, to Miss Louisa
Story, of Nimshew Butte county.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09
S234 43
Warrants Registered and ITnnaid.
Sheriff'S Sake

Of Delinquent Taxes for the Year 1866.
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
of the State Of California, in and for the county
of Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

THVHE BEST COAL OIL.
Il At 81 25 per Gallon, by
J. NJ. MANASSE
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

REMOVAL.--The Courier once mas been
1emoved to Armory Hall building, first
floor.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09
Sl144 %
School E'und.

To warrants. ........... .....S125i Is
" cash on hand...... ..... 1868 40
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

RoAD.-Some weeks since, in noticing the
discovery of rich lodes of gold and silver on
the South Fork of Clear Creek, we spoke of
the necessity that existed for road direct
from Shasta to Ellsworth's s mill. Since that
time this necessity has become more appa-
rent. Already there is considerable travel
to and from that locality, and goodly por-
ton of it is composed of people living here
and adjacent. The balance is from below,
and goes from the Bluff by private convey
ance, rather than by stage to this point, and
by private conveyance hence by route SO
circuitous as to be almost equal in distance to
that direct from the Bluff. A road from
here to Ellsworth's mill, a distance of not
more than eight miles, can be made at
trifing expense. One gentleman who has
been over the ground several times. and is
good judge of the matter, says road suit
able for light travel can be built from Mule
town to the mill for $500. A like amount
would make the present direct road from
here to Muletown q good one. The ford
across Clear Greek at Muletown is good
one, and consequently a bridge would be
unnecessary until late in the fall when it
could be constructed if the wants OF travel
made it necessary. Besides being neces-
sity for Shasta. in connection with the idea
of commanding the light trade of the new
mines, the road would be great accommo-
daton to the people of Roaring River,
Janesville, Watson Gulch. and the Bald
Hills country generally, as it would shorten
their travel to Shasta some seven miles.
The business men of our town are directly
interested in this matter, and steps should
be taken at once to have survey of the
route made by some competent person, and
an estimate of the cost obtained Such
road will secure to Shasta all the travel,
light trade and express business without
it, Red Bluff will reap the harvest.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09
$16s6 O6
Hospital Fund

To Treasurers Salary Fund SO Al
" cash on hand. d.................... 8 II
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-09

Road District No. Fund
To Treasurer's Salary Fund 25
:" cash hand.... ........................ s 16
SIS IL
By former Treasurer. 10
% property tax 1s66-7..-....... =. s 81
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Thus done and passed the city Of New Orlean dy
month and year aforesaid the of dohe Leues
and Lewis G. WoOdyile witnesses herennto igu
names with said parties and notary.
The original is signed:
Geo. W. Manson, O. A. Eagar Edward Rigney,
and others.
A. A. LeneB, L. c. Woodvlle
Edward Barnett, notary public
A true copy from the Original
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Publ.
The undersigned Deputy of Mortgages for the
parish and City of New Orleans State of Louisiana certfes
that the foregoing of Charter this day recorded
his office in Society Is. No f. 100 to lG5.
NEW ORLEANS May LIST, 1856
Slgned,l CHARLES E LEgEs,
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cTATE or I,OUgsFANA-oIrY OF NEW


STATE OF EDUESEANA-CITY OF NEW
~ Dreans.-Be known that this twenty sixth day of
May eighteen hundred and sixtysx, before seize Mag
notary public, duly commissioned 6wOrn in
the parish Of city New Orleans pesonay
and appeared james LUngstreet j. HerTOn
John p Dillingham; Will 4ra G. Graham Sam DeBOw Thomas
r May and Crawford Williams, composing majpt of the
Board Of Directors of the GREAT SOUTHERN AND
WESTERN LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COM
PAHY OF NEW ORLEANS" herein acting by virhe Of
resolution adopted special meeting Stockholders
said Company held on the 18th Of May 1866 for
the purpose Of taking consideration pr0paty
amending the Company charter embrace the business
Fire Marine Insurance whole will mre fully
by reference to the hereuuto annexed duy;ered
BY the statutes OF the state Of Louisiana the
anzaon Of corporations in the State and BY vrtu Of tile
said resolution adopted the laid special meeting Of
Stockholders Of the eighteenth Of May they hereby
make known and declare the following amendments additions
and changes the articles Of the charter OF the sa Great
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 20, lso6.
Late Northern News.


THE NEW ARMY BILL.
WAsHINGTON June l4.-The bill reported this
morning by General Schenek for increase of the
army, differs from the bill discussed at such great
length and reC0mmitted to the committee as fol-
lows 1t provides for only fifty regiments of infan
try instead Of fifty-ive, and six regiments of cav
airy instead Of twelve. The President is author
lied, however, whenever the eXigencies of the
service may require, to mount a number of infantry
regiments, not to exceed six Some slight reduC
tiOns are made in the staff corps, to correspond
with the decrease in the line Of the army. The
artillery regiments remain the same-siX alto
gether. The number of ratOns served, and the
coored troops, the same in this bill as in the
old, The remaining changes are comparatively
unimpOrant The committee, in this reduction,
have coniormed to the temper Of the House, as
manifested in the former bill.
GOV. PATTON COMING TO CHICAGO.
The assistant commissioner of freedmens affairs
writes to Gen. Howard that Gov. Patton will leave
shortly to 80 to Chicago, and purchase corn to
supplement the food issued by the government
PUBLIC LANDS IN THE SOUTH.
Both houses of Congress to-day finally passed
Julian land bill, donating to actual settlers II
respective of color, in the South 5000 900 acres.
A PERSONAL ALTERCATION.
This afternoon, when the House adjourned, it
was raining fast, with thunder and lightning, and
the members generally left the capitol by the east
ern pOrtCO to take the hOrseCars. As Ny. Grinneli
was crossing the portco, he was 0Vertaken by
zen K0uSSeAn much tauer ana very athleuC
man, who carried in his right hand rattan cane,
one third OF an inch in diameter. Placing his left
hand on Grinnes shoulder MIR. Rousseau hurried
ly asked him why he had not retraGted his remarks
Of Monday. MI. Grnnell, rather astonished, re
piled that he had nothing to say. Rousseau then
declared that he would make him retract,
and he gave him severe blows with
the cane, rfght and left, in tile broad sword style
in which Brooks assaulted Sumner, EXCEPT that
the blows fel. lower-two on the shoulders two
on the neck and two on the face. On the last blow
the cane was shiyered mlo fra mouts and Rous.
seau ceased his attack Meanwhile Gtiunel had
at his head, Receiving portion Of one blow on Lis
hand. AS Rousseau ceased Grianel said Z" You
haven't hurt me" Rousseau replied, : j didn't
want 10 hurt you want 70 disgrace you" and
withdrew. followed by several Of bill friends who
ma aetaa NJ VA ils escort Nh Hrihnei! = M 5nsr
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Observation-Disclosures MAILRoAD.

Sunday Arrangement.
Steam Train from City every Sunday morning at O'clock il
lieu Of Horse Cars
An Extra Train will leave the City every Sunday at
o'clock P n.
on and after MAY eth the Trains Will leave either end OF
the Road Sundays at every half hour from until
o'clock NJ.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, rs cents
Passengers for GENTLY Station notify the conductor
prior to departure Fare cents each way.
GEO PAkDELY General Superintendent
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CHARTERS

for the contracts faults Company 1y her
than the unpaid balance due to the Compea en- 10 shares
owned by him
TWENTY SEVENTH.
This Act Of INCORPORATION may be rnodif.[ tsrsd
amended, the said Company dissolved ge@ MEETING
Of the Stockholders to be convened or that purpo thirty
days notice In the English and French languages Jfsd
and herein provided for and with the Of tn gurs
Of the stock represented at UGH nesting ana any m
notifications alterations amendments dissolution hal b.
recorded and published according to law g vi
TWENTY EIGHTH.
The and respective interests he parest 10 bis
re- herR INV deeIa IN ha az FIJI Ioy ssIz..
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ctREAr SOUTHERN ROUTE,


VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,
From the South and West to the North snd East, and It's
continuous rail connections
To passengers South West, going North
East this oers advantage beng the
All raj Inc between New Orleans end the celebrated water
ing places o Virginia the Virginia cities Washington Bait
ally and the Canadas
Exempt from malarious influences. ..
This route from Chattanooga to Lynchburg raverses the
mountain e4ons Of Tennessee and Virginia. which
@ s 6S ST
on to passengers on M trains nor in the gentemany bear
ton and strictly attentive to business.
T e s6a 'S SsH aa E 70
ntoagh tickets t9 be had a the oeG Of TIE New Orleans
4 5e9s snsrs isEe Rrap
JOHN u M0FFkIT Lrayeling AgenL south
SPEEDh....,...C0MFOETi,...',."sAFETT
OLD RELIABLE LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD,
VIA COLUMBUS,
Shortest and Quickest Route from Cincinnati
To all the Eastern Cities, Towns Villages and Stations
The LITTLE MIAMI is the ONLY line running lightning
Express Trains from Cincinnati to the East II being the
ample time for meals
FAST TINE FROM CINCINNATI TO
Boston In 81 hours. Baltimore In 70 hours
Albany in n hours. Washington City 301S hours
New York in 80 hours. Saratoga Springs in % hours,
in PhadephiRin %
| Dunkirk in l415 hours. cleveland in 9hours.
| PittsbuTg in 1874 hours. Crestine IN hours.
| Wheeling In IL hours. Steubenvlle in IL hours,
| GAINESVILLE in hours. Columbus in hours.
Four Daily Eastern Trains.
MAIL ? 4 fh9SrN1Nd E2PREss, i 20 P.
NIGHT EXPRESS Modern 5izvFIng " Night Trains
| Saloon Cars by Day Trains
! The P. and IL 40 P. Il. Trains leave sunday Night
| instead of Saturday Night.
| Baggage checked through
So Through tickets sold at all Ticket Offices In the
| South and West.
| Ask for Tickets via Cincinnati and Columbus;
| P. W. STRADER, General Ticket Agent
JNO G. BEESEN, General Agent, CHM
GEE MORGAN p l. SMTrH' General Southern Agents.
GEN, e. b BROWN, General Western Agent
i ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAGLROA D-THE
4 quickest route from New Orleans to New York and q
| Eastern and Northern cities.
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and evenins,
| on arrival of trains and steamers from the South.
| Time from Cairo to Chicago-l9 hours.
/ Batmure-l9 hours.
! :. :. PhiadephA-5O hours.
e. e. New YOrk-5S hours.
For through tickets apply the Office OF the Atlantic and
Mississippi Steamship nmDany l04 Common street, and at
Orleans Jackson and Great Northern
Railroad also the Illinois Central Rairoed depot Cairo
| n HUGHITT,
General Superintendent, Chicago
| ". p. JOHNSON,
/ General Passenger Agent, Chicago,
b. +. LONGBEY,
| General Southern Agent, New Orleans.
~
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WINTER's IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
-WITH--
" lanes Patent Set and Feed Works."

We respectfully cali attention to our IMPROVED
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL with LANES
PATENT SET AND FEED works." some of the particu-
lar advantages claimed therefor being follows
sThe instantaneous and unerrngy certain setr of the
log by the man att ending the Saw, With single motion of the
hand under device at simple effective and in
wise subject 70 breakage or log of whatever
time by the Sawyer above stated uuerring
iomity in the thickness OF the plank throughout insured
2dIhe saving secured OILY in the number Of hands
employed about the mill but the saving Of that which is OF
more importance, tOwit in the WORKING time Of mill
sufficiently illustrated perhaps when stated that in the
setting time usually required by other mills able to
run back" set" and cut another plank Thus are
enabled to cut three twenty feet planks Of required single
Dnue accounted for part by the that the SAWS al
mos Increasingly engaged the Tglbaekn time exceped
actual work from the the stock place until ia
entirely converted into lumberl
3d-The peculiar arrangement Of the . Feed Works 2
whereby the slpn and wear and tear always dent u
taneous starting and "stoppng unfaiingy effected.
4hFhe substantial and perfect proportions Mil co.
gether with its combinations OF Steel Mauds B5bt
Metal, Sef Oiling and SelEAdusng Boxes" the frFent
c3stron supports the carriage for the log and the ua
beauty Of finish the other which ptcn
ary characterize Mill and which for it tie unail
ing admiration OF the practical.
These references sufficient trust secue for
Mill all that required and all asked ay instance
to Insure preferences namely An exainatIorbstore pur
chase esewhere.m
WfSTIR & CO,
General Commission Merchants No 40 Broadyy New York
MONROE REDINGToN,
Agents for te above MIL
No So Cfondelet street.
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A GENCY OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC
N RAILROAD COMPANY II Union street. New Orleans,
April SThe condition OF this enterprise s such nov as
Justify any holder Of its stock in protecting 1t has the
valuable charter in existence less money and has
smaller stock list than any railroad company in the south
more graded Holders of old stock comply with terms OF
the company for oneha the call 9th April inst or be
cut Off II. S. FuLKERSuN, Agent.
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Land near St. Paul's, in London, is said to be
worth FIVE million dollars per acre.
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CHARTER.
OF THE
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY
OF, NEW ORLEANS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
City Of New Orleans. !

City Of New Orleans !
Be 1t that this Twenty-sixth day Auril the
year of Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty
before Edward Barnett notary public in and for the City
and Parish of New Orleans, duly commissioned and
personally and appeared the parties whose
hereto subscribed declared that awaiting themselves Of the
provisions othe statutes of this State relative the organzs
ton Of corporations in this State they have cogenanted and
agreed and do by these presents covenant and bind
Themselves 70 form themselves into and constitute corporation
the objects and purposes and under tho stpulaons and
regulations following, viz:
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Board of Directors the power to appoint such
officers clerks and employees shall be tor the
Quoting Of the business said Company ordun
rules and regulations they deem necessary for the gov
of said Company provided the shall conflict
with the laws Of this State the true intent meaning
this act
They shall fix the compensation of the officers clerks nd
employees elected employed by them the servi q the
Compauy and shall also have fill all which
may occur in their number or in the Presidency.
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SECOND JUsTI0F's COUNT
GEO. H. BRAUGHN-Judgs.
JOHN C. KUzAG-ConstaSls.

The above Court renewed to the COY
naerca Place and ST. Charles street. RntranS26 CONNER
aial Place.
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NATIoNAL EXPREss CoMPANY.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT FIFTH DIVISION
NATIONAL EGPREss AND TRANSFORMATION Co,
u CaTondeet street, N. o,
This Company of which Gen j. E. Johnston is President
having completed its arrangement for carrying all Express
Matter Freight and Money between this city and all the prin
cpal cities of the North. East and Vest Mobile and Mont
g0mery respectfully socits the support and
age the public promising what undertaken quickly
and we'll Try us.n
THOMAS L. ROSSER,
acting Superintendent.
N. B-The National Express Company has open policy
in New York in the strongest companies which
all freight vaGables shipped by this Company
without extra expense to the shipper.
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SHARsPEARB Iron FOUNDRY,
- a8 Grod street, New orisan
JOHN GEDDES-JoS A sHAhsPEARE-s. sWooP
Geddes, Shakespeare 81 Co.,
Iron aud Brass and Machniss manufacture eve
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills, Drang Machine s
YTi and Gin Gearing Crate Bars, Store FronIa Columns
sash weights. etc, Blacksmith Work of all kinds
THOMAS B. BODLEY 81 Co..
No. PERDIDo STREET adjoining Masonic Building
OFFICE no. l2s GRAvIER srREET, NEW oRLRANs.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Urcuar Gross Cut Mil and Mule saws; Corn Mills VIII ca
Mills and Betting AppRratus Skating Pullies and Betting
All descriptions of Plantation Machinery and Agrcultu
implements. .s....
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels WheelbAoVs from the well known aesor
If Joshua Bodley, Whesing Va
We connection with extensive FoundrieB and Macba
Shopsin st. Louis Lousv Cincinnati and PttsbaFg hTos
which prepared to contract for class of mschns
favorable and deliver anywhere north OF Ne
Orleaps free of freight TH0s. B. B0DLBY 4 90
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person shall be capable being Director said Com
pany who does not at the time of his election and during
continue in office hold in his of the Com
nercisl house of which he be partner least fifty
shares of the stock of said Company.
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Manufactures Of
STEAM ENGINEsgASD BOILERS.
SAW AND GRIsT MILL MACHINERY.
Circular Saw Mills Quartz Ais, Tobacco Screws and
Presses lizard Kettles Screws and Cylinders Wool Cardng
Machines Muey Saw Mills, etc, eC, constantly on hand
Agents for the sale of JAMES SMITH CO.'S superior
Machine Cards
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FIFTEENTH.

The Board of Directors shall at their meeting every
from among themselves President and Vice
President who shall hold their offices until their
elected
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The and respective Interests Of he parties 70 b
are hereby declared to be as follows VIZ = .