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Buckfeld Carding Mill.

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GAgNER A. TOWLER
Brkft Iaae Ia 1851.
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Farm for Sale.

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II 49, t~e miies arrth 81 P.ss- Hiu ~ The ,O-s
"a fsri-. kno~a IS the I-aac Ms.oa Lam. COO
timing - scf-s 20 cd hsd sgitsbS diyiisd -
a. tssse- SO psstwsge, -uh shiln-anoe Of
Nod sni sstercd b sever 6iiisz bsook %
30 80 grsit a sppt- tTc-s N bessisg sad . vsaax
orchsfd 81 100 fr->- b-gissin1 a. b-ar TAe
$3.50 o. 49, 9th exo~iienf wafer % ih~ kitcbea.
Iarn and eut huihings are ~ exosil~st repssr
VIII - odd ~nh erops n de.irr-d. a part 81 al.
paseh~se ean remain GA soSrgsge.
ALSO.
\ sraah Earn afjsiairg, - aho-s 90 acr~s % lad
SOD she tasidHnEs. ksswa 90 the Iri.h Riplsy
honnrstesd. S'th thr'iis yousg orchard "a h-.r.
ing c'snditi"n, pienfy - ~ood. ssd an urtaili.x
hro-ik ps-stag uesriv through IA. "a.
lhsss I've iarfas are - csnveuseufiy situated
thar ihey can ~ slated. n-ki-x = grasd are
frrm o-sfred Apff 10 =. =. GILES 80 the
f-cfnss~s- graf tsrzaIa b had here as I.
change "a busiaess aakes % f~pusf % s>Iz.
Pari-. Au- y. 1871.
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The rfesai~rre ai Lrge q,f,aiifs 81 ialcrior
snt fsngsrou- Oh ia fhr market. sf chsap rfic-
many 81 "a d sre iate i~fi-r thsn Nspiha o.
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serfi-slnfrf. aaf voaff eiH srtrsi.fss ~ hrTh
sifnisfa OF url o., ca ar- tesf of ehlch - rs
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l'F h.-hrr ai-l. 80 ~oall ssy. .hsf are o.
icruiui to uaruisis 90 laaz s-tsis,sa-d reJ,si.-
tlaH
FORTLAND EEROSENE OIL COMFY
F.rftini. Ne. Az OBJ. 1861
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Cattle show aai Far.
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81 rahiI....n sf
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Co. DBL. .fr.
G-ORsE 81. BAND. -ecfssary.
Nufl Wst.flaa. -f.f 2. 1911.
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| ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE. Rv

4 DNtNfSrRATRIx'S NOTICE. Rv.r-
~ ts~ 81 Lscesse fross tse Jsdr- % P,oh.s.
ior the Cossnty a Oxford. shere oil 10 sid by
puvsfe 90 P'biic 80, ~ ne hosr-e = s~th W
Js~k-ss isie - Per-. d<rc.sed q. T.--As, 49,
Ser dsy 81 Nasrrni>r s~xt. AZ tee 81 th~ cksck
tn the i,r~uon. asch Il the real estate % szid
tecs-tscd -. III pr-dsc- ths of thre~ handr.d
SD Stu aulisr-, a hssag a. h0mestead fam IN
thc ts~t u Pera.
EILENoRA JACKSON, Ad-a.
Pers. S~pt. 2tsS. 1851.
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Non Resident Taxes

ss the 'e-a % De~nsrk. - m. cos.s, ~ Oxs.-S
TOO The y~.r Isss
'IfHE Eio~iax L-t E,ax.. q, ,-,t $1,000. -
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- 100. - h'i- e~saaa''sse - s->s- ~ R--..
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100. he hes rcfuru-i b. hin o. ne =. r.,..s..
~ni-,d "a ne -veafscsth dsy - Jsis 1851 b, -
.-'ohcsie q that date. asd $50 r-aa.ss s.e.1
Va nos 'cs q herroy g'ren that = sA< ..id t.xs.
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ury ~ sssd TOYS ~sthio eirhs--s u.o.tA. 1.-, -
dste ~ th- oaaaaH@~nt II SD bsl.. 90 r..~h "A
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sad ior~~r'yo~ssd b. Jo-~PA
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LEONARD A. BERRY.
D~nalark, Sepf Is. ISS7.
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The sshseisl-er heteb gives pablse so.se. H.,
- hAs IRA euiy sppotated b the Hoeorabi.
'"sise ~ tr''s~s~. far al. County a Oxford. an
$50 toe tfSst ot@dnta- r.tFIx 81 the estate q
GEORGE II. BABCoCK late u o.Eord
~ said CoaHty, deceased. ~ xiviag bod =. al.
h~ directs; We Therefore reqs~sts al person
Who are indebted fothe estste 20 Sad i-cess~d 20
sa@ks Immediate psyneat: and those wbo hav,
anN dennaads hereOn. 20 sshihit the sanns 10
Sept II. lSs7. NANCY T. RARCOCK
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rf.r-as Of sol rH PARIS I'D virfaif, fb.f
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
LITERARY ITEMS

G. W Carleton & Co. have nearly ready Aft'"us
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Alec Cary's new domestic novel The bshooe
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thouch published nut week ago
Carpenters Six Months at the White llonse with
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l.
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sboys NO mercy 10 the prctensons on HlEh Nn Nnulch
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Te Is enough Of earnest and ndependenJ thought IN
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New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

pY THESE PRESENTS GREETING.
ID 40 ALL WHOM lT MAY CONCERN.
kuor that 40 r'hrts vha pa-~ "' iasf goods M isf
Irartet ,iae cannot 60 a1r tsfe so ,la. scal times
ALAhlfNG SYMPTOMS ~ Tlik AUCTION AuoES
GOODS SOLD FOR HALF THEIR VALUE
Tl rei weather q a'. Rst cufd ii' 81; or
JOHN HFi1H so 70 Csrrile.t. .,.l,r cf / s,.to.
Sr'eudl quality Mare Qu..
Ic.y7 90 40 linen Table cloths only d.
Poll rsri .org Towels. only .ac
Re-. Eorlerel D,yie.. cheap. ~ - pcfde.e
GREAT REDUCTION rs LACE DyL-,Ts
Nolt'r.llm Larc Cuftsns only - ~ Ir. .tt
lcst.lu@ Lace ar art l1lr
HALF a DOZEN HutsEs CONE UP ~ = BALLOON
RUtSuuS PROFITS ANp DULL TRADE TIE REASON
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HEAVY DeaCic Sh.eiuss. only l0c.
BLACK SILKS from suction. cheap. VI per-.
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Ciene Goods ~ Travelling suits 10 every fiaae
PLAID fan sad lancJ pIrss Goo5.
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TABLE pANASKS ANI LINENS
Heivy Table Damass. 90 Linen. a.. Jl;c, 50 ~
GREAT BARGAINS IN LINENS
Hsavy Linen Shseinys Jsic.
MAss Lancaster BRIDAL PT-cs Engerle atc kf t ssutTA
Quilts cheap
Blankets. and Bed Comfpiialles. our Hstlu.tsrs. n
Iublu's Best kii Gloves : p, warranted
lai.es AMI Gents CudorWear Lares, Emlu.'c',s,
Gents Collars Cufs, Ties, ScaTfs. &c, Notions
Fannsls. Cloths. ard Cassimercs &c.
Ladies' Cloths n all col0rs
Hotels and Steamboats, supplied
CsuhIy dealer. supplied with Cot Lengths e -hat.ao
No dull tIafe Al
JOHN HEATHs
Dry Goods For ~" Million,
No. j. Caunus ST,
corner Of Dteeb,r
s-ra,on Teny and BeecheA and siItta's Cars the
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0rltn Real estate for Sale.
Brnoklnn Real Gstate for 6a!e.

ELEGANT RESIDENCE in one Of the
~ bert locations Brooklyn for SALiihc aoun. ho,ob 30
Iea Predente wile thoroughly but IN eHeens orde
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CEDAR ST. H. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
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Go i0bom It man Concern.


USIos.LEAGrE Horse, Nay IS 1861
A + n meeting of the Boald of Directors OF the,
< UEOS LEAGUE OF PHILADELPHIA, held March k 1867, tho
following prsa,.tie and resolutions adopted q
republican form OF government IL Of lie highest
the people the power
intrsted selected % represent the body polite aBS
being provision Of g whereby the people he organLsd
pupoc selection, aul al parties having recognized hs
necessity 81 ach organization by the formation Of voluntary asocAions
GT this purpose. Gat 4
W1a grave defects existing under the present system 81
which believed be corrected by suitable
provisions of as therefor nc
Is0r OF Directors Of the Unios league Of Tbistel
pha Secretary and directed oC pnzs
r the people select caustes
the 70 follows, The Of $50 dollars FOR thaH
Judgment Board shall be r the order ~
merit: $500 second the third and SioO Tor RS
The conditions which these offered ooSsf
4
AL connecting for these prize, must be addressed 70
GEORGE H. BOXER o the Union League o Phaiepna
and mas be received by him before The a day Of January it .so 10
having the authors attached VIII other dS
calon Of oIgu viii De considered.
Second Accompanying ting the autho must iueese
address within sealed envelope addressed 20 The Secretary
have been made the envelopes
successful snail be opened and tie Aors Leu
Aed Of the result
competing shall become the property o The Unou
publication Of rejected the o uels
shall be made without Of the authors writing
Secretsr
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27

TUESDAY, May %, at 70 o'clock, at the Ex-
u change Sa'osroom, No. III Brosisay . . ..
By ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF PETER l. bc0AhJt DE-
CEASED
4THAvE lo,s Of land ". 4aye commencing At tlc cor
20t-st
8TsT9 lots Of land whole font aC,hst, between @ md
hat'soG-avtM
MADISON AyB3 lots Of land MadsOuave attic
n G OfaCtlrst
hL-na.n rAra - the
New-York tribune., 1867-05-27
Boar6 amo Rooms.

DOARD WANTED.-A family of three grown
ID persons good with Board private ami Up town
best Of required Address with particulars '" D. NJ
Bor No. 6,l7s Postomoe
MO. % STUYVESANT-ST. near Cooper In
hoof and largo mont room on third
floor, newly furnished to gentlemen without board
GONE very desirable ROOMS, with or without
- Board be had Sh New England family culture and refine
Wet Eayenhst, four dosp non tlfaYe Terms
very moderate. Best Of Ie,rcBceG REQUIRED
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICE.

In calling the attention of the reader to the ad-
yertisement of DR.. ]. c. Young's Institute, to be
found in another part of this paper we feel we are
answering the dictates of honest convictions IN
pointing out to suffering humanity the honest and
klful Medical pra"titiner. 1t is the duty of every
man whose knowledge places it in his power to act
as guide to those who otherwise would unwitting-
lv take a wrong path. There is no need to wear
out life of pain and anguish, and in the end NIL
dishonored grave. Hesitate no longer, unfortunate
ones. but turn to the Doctor who can restore you,
giving you in place of wasted energies and an i'm
paired constitution, health, vigor and power.
The Institute has been in successful operation
for Seventeen Years, and it was the Pioneer In
sttute of the coast it has been the Pioneer in the
march of progress.
We say again to the afiicted-read the advertise
ent and follow its advice. slz
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

A Coon JoKE.-Our friend Charley An
derson is recognized as the chief flag man of
the town, and on every occasion of note he is
sure to hang out the flag of his native land,
Sweden, surmounted by the flag of his
adopted country, the Stars and Stripes
Finding that this county had gone Union,
Charley thought he could discern glory
enough in that fact to run up his flags. and
accordingly did so, where he allowed them to
remain for several days. Meantime the
Democracy assembled here to rejoice over the
election of their State ticket, and when
Daniel Dodge, Esq, late candidate for Dis
trict Attorney, arose, with the dignity of
Webster, to address the meeting, the greater
portion of the audience were surprised and
amused to hear him open in scathing invec-
tives against Charley's flags. which the
intelligent speaker characterized as " flag
of mourning" hung out by some Union man
to signalize his disappointment over the
defeat of the Union ticket. Mr.. Dodge
wound up his illusions to the flag (which is
q dark blue field with large red cross in the
centre), by expressing the utmost contempt
for the offending bunting and the man who
placed it there. Mr.. Dodge was then fol-
lowed by the eqally intelligent Dr. Conklin,
who also alluded to the flag in question in
terms the reverse of complimentary. Can
Sweden allow such insults to her flag without
a formal declaration of war? We under
stand Charley will lay the matter before the
Swedish Government without delay.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.-Last Saturday
night the Democrats of the county held
Jubilee over the result of the State election.
A torch light procession paraded the streets,
carrying flags, transparencies, etc. After
marching through the principal streets, the
procession halted at the speakers stand, in
front of the Express Office, where quite
crowd had collected to hear what the victors
had to say in regard to their success. After
listening to speeches from R. 7. Sprague,
DR.. Conklin and Daniel Dodge, the meeting
adjourned amid the firing of anvils and
cheers for the success of the Democratic
State ticket.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

MAMMOTH QUARTZ LEDGE MINING
N Company, Old Diggings, Shasta county,
Cal.-Notice is hereby given that at meeting of
the Trustees of said company, held on the Sd day
of September A. D. 1867, assessment of Fifty
Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of
said company, payable on or before the Sth day of
October A. D. 1867, to the Secretary, at the office
of the Company, in United States gold or silver
coin. Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the Sth day Of October,
1867, shall be deemed delinquent and will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before. will be sold on the
2sth day of October, A. D. 1857, to pay the delin-
auent assessment together with costs of advertising
amp expenses of the sale.
A, GR0TEFEND, Secretary.
sl4 Office, Main street, Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

A NICE YOUNG MAN.-Two candidates
were before the people for the Office of Road
Overseer of this township at the recent
election-John Boyce, the Union nominee,
and j. w. Jenkins, independent mongrel.-
jenkins declared himself Union man, and
on the strength of that declaration received
a number of Union votes, which, together
with the Democratic vote, elected him by a
majority of five. Just before the polls were
closed on election day jenkins illustrated
the purity of his Unionism, and exhibited his
gratitude to the Democracy, by voting the
Democratic ticket-an act which he undoubt-
edly stood pledged to do all the time he was
electioneering his Union friends. We should
think that Union men who voted for the
immaculate, Union loving, reliable jenkins,
would feel particularly proud of the act.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

ANN1vERsARY.-On Monday last the Lyon
Light Infantry Company celebrated the
seventeenth anniversary of the admission of
California into the Union, by an out door
drill and target shooting in the afternoon, and
a ball in the evening. The ball was very
pleasant and agreeable affair, and the sup
per, prepared by Mr.. William Anderson,
was acknowledged to be the best and most
sumptuous served up in this place during
the present season.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

An EXTENDED POPULARITY. = Browns
Bronchial Troches have been before the
public many years. Each year finds them
in new localities in various parts of the
world. The Troches are pronounced univer
sally superior to all other articles used for
similar purposes. For relieving coughs,
colds, and throat diseases, the Troches have
been proved reliable. d +
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e.. CONSULTATION, IN ALL CAS-

s.s CONSULTATION, IN ALL CAS-
ES, FREE.
80 CURES GUARANTEED, OR NO
PAY REQUIRED.
- -INALL CASES WHERE CONFI-
DENCE Is REQUIRED THE
UTMOST SECREST MIN
TAINED.
The above rules, established
by DR.. j. C.. Young IN 1850,
and achich hare done so much
to secure the reputation of this
Institute, are still adhered to,
afording those in need of
medical aid, the certainty of
catre and the utmost confidence.
There is nothing of so great
Importance to the sick as to
Es,o,O aCZere to find a physi-
clan achOse skill and humanity
giUe assurance of proper and
delicate treatment. The Doc
tor sOOuld respectfully call the
attention of those of both seces
aOAO are suffering or in trouble
to the ipcariabLe success that
has marked the career of the
Institute in the seUenteen gears
of its existence.
tits unnecessary IN this con-
nectiOn to e,aunerdte all the
complaints treated at the In
stitute, but the Doctor feels it
his duty to call especial atten-
ton to that terrible scOurOe,
SEMIN4L WE4KNESS,
That is sappin0 aCith its in
siIiousness the cery life of its
cictims; in the treatment and
cure of aUhich the Institute has
earned so enUidble q repatta-
ton.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

Loss IN BArrLE.-At Waterloo, the total
loss of the allied army, in killed, wounded
and missing, was 22,967 and at the battle
of the Ballot Box, fought in California on
the 4th inst, the loss of the Union forces was
about the same number.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

JoHNsoNIAN.- President johnson has ap
pointed John Bigler, Frank Denver and l.. D..
Henley as commissioners, on the part OF the
United States. to pass upon the work of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

KILLEp.-Mrs. V. V. Wilson, an estimabie
lady of Oregon Gulch, Trinity county, shot
and killed man named Scott, on Sunday
last. 1t appears that Scott went to MRS.
Wilson's house for the purpose OF whipping
or killing her Indian boy, when she seized a
pistol and killed him on the spot.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

ELECTION RErURxs.-The Board of Super
visors convened on Monday for the purpose
of canyassing the vote of the county, but as
all the returns were not in, the Board ad'
journed until next Monday. Next week we
will publish the full vote.
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

AccIDENT.-Ed. Scott, of Eagle Greek,
while stopping over night in town, arose in
his sleep, walked out OF a window and fell
several feet. He was severely but not dan
gerously hurt
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present.

ENRoLL.-Every Union man should see to
it at once that his name is properly enrolled
on the poll list of the precinct where he
resides or expects to cast his vote. ATTEND
to this matter Immediately, gentlemen, as
there is no time to lose, and your votes are
all wanted to help elect our judicial ticket in,
0etnbnr
The Shasta courier., 1867-09-14

BOARD OF EXAMINATION. "A County
Board of Examination will be held in Shasta
on Saturday, October 18th, on which occa-
sion all who desire to obtain certificates for
the purpose of teaching in the public schools,
for the present school year, are invited to.be
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COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION.

A COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION
n will be held at Shasta on
Saturday, October 18th, 1867,
Examination only open to those who desire to
obtain certificates for the purpose of teaching in
the Public Schools of the County.
W. L. CARTER,
sI4 County Superintendent.
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DEAD.-The San Francisco Flar. after a
brief and stormy existence, has disappeared
from the field of journalism.
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of daughter.
In Whiskytown, Sept. 9th, the wife of L. Will
liams, of daughter.
On Glover Creek, Sept. 9th, the wife of John P
Webb, of a son.
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DIED..

At Strawberry Valley, September sth. Mary
Frances wife of A. Dobrowsky, Esq, of this place,
aged is years.