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The New York herald., 1868-03-12
HERALD THURSDAY MARCH H. lSe8-TRIPLE SHEET



UCTI0N SALE OF
Drawing Room Suits, ''"s "0''sn0S' fu'n"oS'
v.,u.. -. u.,.c Rosewood PiAnoforte,
BrOn.s and ormoiu Chandelier, 50 --''e- -"''''
On this d. at shs elegant brown tone
avenue commencing iO O'Clock Drawing Roo%.sa
pe,S su gssn geld gold broe1
nures Cabinets secretare Bookcase 500 volumes choice
eminent artists bronze statuary Vases rnamen.s nrongs
Clock brossel and lace Curtains Rocking Chairs Sofas
this stool Cover Canterbury rc.swoSd and walnut
hair and spring Mattresses Buffet Tables silver
Casters salyers China Dinner and Tea se.. Table
AT JOHNSTON VAN IAssELLs a;sus lis.
liz East Thirteenth street. Marble Stables, near Fourth
Down town Office and saesroom 81 Liberty street, near
Regular sales of Horses and Carriages every Tuesday and
Gentlemen having private Establishments which they wish
dispose Of well those wishing purchase anything
in the horse line will lind to their advantage to give u
Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants and
same srash,forward principles which govern honorable
people in other branches Of trade.
ADJACENT. : '
rr9siHs Horses, Carriage: q sind vl 6nd
Down town office and salesroom,
A'O''" '"'''' Near Nassau street.
ARoN cLAFLIN 4 CO., IS AND 81 vEsEy STREET,
ON FRIDAY, MARCH Is
at l0lx O'Clock,
FIVE HUNDRED CASES
prime seasonsble
BOOTS AND SHOES,
comprising
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS
Brosans, Balmoras, Congress Caters and Calf Boots,
direct from the manufactory.
Also n large line of
woMEN'S MISSES AND CHILDREN's WORK,
in every variety Of style, including prime lot Of
STOCK GOODS
all OF which adapted to present wants of the trade
JAMES N. MILLER, Auctioneer.
RCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER,
IA Salesroom ~ Liberty street.
WILLIAM IRVING, Salesman.
Household Furniture
Mirrors Carpets &C.,
Mt auction
JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELL will sell by auction
friday, March 49, at l09 o'clock at their saesroon -
Liberty street, general assortment of Household Furn
ure removed for convenience of sae Carpets China and
Glassware.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH %,
At i27 East Twenty Fourth street.
All the elegant Furniture contained In said house.
Catalogues ready.
A UCTIoN NoTICE:-A BARGAIN-ALL THE HOUSE
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IN A. LAURENCE, AUCTIONEER.
~. la. kENCE sTRATrON viii sell Wednesday,
March ID lo6e Al II O'clock nj No. 60 street,
At the factory Of the American Optical WORKS all the
shnsry Of sad factory consisting part Of iohorse
Engine and Boiler Lathes with sliding rests Nises Foot
Lsthes 0Asa Cutting and Polishing Draw Bencbe
sars Ees E. VouPnss Pulley, and Bsl,lns also
further psrscuars apply 81 shs Scs Of the asc"osss Nc
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REMOVALS.

JIENxy WELSH WHOLESALE aRocsR, 100 AND iia
IL Murray stresi has to Tnyloi's Bnltng WI
Washington, 2 ard 81 Jay and "a 0reansieh sreIs ot
S2l WI sshinlton street.
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TOHN NELSON, AUCTIONEER-BY JOHN NELSON,
store 7 Pearl street. Hanover square, this day Thurs
day. March IL at IL o'clock at dock foot OF South Second
street. williamsburg Machinery consisting Of Engine and
Boiler Core Oven, Machine for brick peat makers, Bo
gardus M &C., 6c also about 100 tons and other
Coal
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u HATHAWAY AUcrIoNEER (BY HATHAWAY
~. Arnodl-WI sell M 257 Canal street by order
assignee Wednesday March Commencing al Il O'Clock
large assortment OF Fine Wines, Champspnes Whsksys
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WATCHES, .JEwELRY, &c.

CUCKOO CLocKS-OUR MANUFACTURES, IN GREAT
~ variety, better agd cheaper thsn Any " port Whole
ssle and retail nj A FRANkFIELD CO. Jewellers, cUy
Sixth OF fourtrenn srew anu AS Eixnth
avenue, corner of Twenty siSih srees
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND BAGGAGE Exc
~. press, ~ and 20 Bank street, BleeGSer s,rea
Moving Of Furure city and country, with Furniture
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BILLIARDS.

q BILLIARD TABLEs.-IN GOOD oRDER, EACH roUg
y and POCKETS, for sale bargain Balls. a1d
Points complete Apply Frankfort 4se corner frsik
forta aud William strcUlA
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ID FhKMEK WILD THIS
IL. day.-Perenpory sails OF bsnkrupis stock OF Dry
Goods, Eroadclohr &c this day. nj 10 O'clock at No. 5S
Greenwich street, door from Spring street, the balance Of
stock In store consisting Of broche long and haw
Wool Shawls Meriuos, Apaccas, Delsncs Table Linens
Towellngs, Linen and Cotton Sheenls shtings Ban
kes Flannels Overshrts Undehrts and Drawers Hosiery
and Gloves also tine black Broadcoths French English
Cassimeres and Doeskins, Sanets Kentucky jeans ac,
with variety VI Fancy Goods.
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CETTLEMEH HAVING ANY CAST OFF CLOTHING TO
N dispose Of get fair price by calling ad-
dressing JAMES klLPArRICk %o6 Pearl street, Cha
than.
7 WILL PAY 100 PER CENT MORE THAN ANY OTHER
i dealer for Ladies' Cast on Clothing Call ad.
dress OBERSkY ~ Chatham street. Ladies attended TO
by Mrs. Obersky.
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DICHARD WALTERS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
III SacWill sell saturday, 14th ~ o'clock noon,
Merchants Exchange saesroom III Broaway, oneseyenth
Double Trucks, old Double Trucks old and Single
Trucks as sets Double Harness, Single do.
T. H. McDONOUGI, Attorney for Mortgagee.
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DY N. DOUGHTY, ,AUCTIoNEER.-HANDsoME ROSE.
ID wood, walnut and mahogany Parlor Suit, covered In
hrocatel, reps and hair cloth; Chamber Suits, &c.-M
DOUGHTY win sell this day, at o'clock at his salesroom,
ro, Etageres sideboars Armoirc Centre Tables Paror
Desks Extension Taes Chairs hair Mattresses Bedseads
Bureaus Washstands &C., the whole forming large
sorncn and worthy the attention Of purchasers Sale
OF
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III HERRIQuES, AuCTIONEER.-By ALLEN
i,, -. bnkowN, office 81 Broadway-Jonathan w. Alien
Josiah w. Brown, Horatio Hcnrques.
Real estate at public and private sale.
thursday March r. IL o'clock NJ the Exchange Sales
room, Ill Broadway
Harrison ereet.-The two valuable two story and attic
orck Houses and lots l5 and II Harrison street, south
W feet east of Greenwich street. = =
portion or the purchase money remain bond
ana mortgage Maps and particulars the office of tho
auctioneer.
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yIrM. Writers, AUCTIONEER SELLS THIS DAf, AT
w o O'Clock, at iSs Third avenue, Thirty secosd
street. mahogany Bureaus mahogany Bcdsieads
Dressing Bureaus mahogany Nashsands, marble top
hoLany wardr0bes six line German Feather Beds Bolster
Pillows Hnr and other Linen
Spreas Table Lnen Sheet and Pillow Carpets MR.
Stoves, Dinn. k00m Furniture, Crockery, dc,
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q HERMAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL on
d Friday, March Is, Al 10 O'Clock, at Is Bowery lot or
Picurcs Picture Frames Engravngs, 6c Also lot bf
PaOr Furniture ana other articles. By
der of a LIPPMAN, City Marshal. y
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DY HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIoNEER, sALEsRooM
ID 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
H0L LSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS, &c.
HENRY II. MINER a BARKER will sell ut auction on
Saturday, March H. at l0 O'Clock, at their salesroom 81
Nassau street, general assortment of Household
Mirrors, Carpets, &c removed for convenience Of sale
Particulars In time.
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SALES AT AUCTION

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER,
~ ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO.
by EDWD SCHENCK, on tomorrow, 18th inst., e. q
Liberty street. elegant rosewood Piano. Cummings Jea
nys, makers. Sale positive.
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NOTICE.
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE, |
GrecnYille. S. c., Nov. Is, 1868.


Grecnville S. c., Nov. lS, 1868. j
THE Go.niics of Anderson, Pickens and Oconee
having recently been added,to my Collection Dis
trict. / will attend at Anderson Court House, on
Monday and Tuesday the 7lh and Sth of Deccn.
Der, proximo, aud at Walhna. on Tuesday and
Wednesday, thc 9th and 9th of January. 1853.
and again a, Anderson, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday the nh, Sth and 9th Of january, 1869,
and at Greenvc Court House regularly the fol-
lowing week fer the purpose of receiving the
Revenue Taxes.
All persons who have net paid, will do SO
promptly, and by so acting. they can save the
penalty for non payment. My District being c1-
tcnsive, it will be impossible for TO be as leni
ent as heretofore. have received orders 10 force
collections by distrant and sale of property, if
necessary which will have TO do unless den-
ouents should come forward and pay up at once.
A. Il. COBB,
Deputy Collector, Sd District. S. c.
Nov 25, 1868 %
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
Soluble Pacific Guano

THE highly satisfactory and remarkable effects
of this Gusno in producing very largely increased
crops Of Cotton, Corn and other stap pie crops;
has attracted the general attention of Planters and
farmers. lii order to confirm public confidence in
the continued excellence of this Guano, and avail of
the hes, scientific ability in the prosecution of this
important business the Pacific Guano Company
has consummated professional engagement with
DR.. ST. JULIAN RAyENEL of Charleston. S. c.. rs
scientific adviser aud consulting Chemist to tho
Company DR.. Ravenel is conyersant with .he
compoa;ion and qualities of the Gunno, as we'll MS
with the character policy and unusual resources
Of the Pacific Guano Company, and will commune
cate ca full information on these points &c planters
who may call on him, or address him by letter at
0"'' JSo. mo 5. REESE & Co, General Agents,
Pacific Guano Company, Baltimore Md.
j. a. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina, Charleston, S. c.
Nov 4, 1865 ~
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In Eouity---Anderson.

T. T. Taylor and L. H. Taylor. Administrators, vs..
Job j. Boozer and wife, Narcissn G. Scott, ct
al.-BH for Foreclosure Of Mortgage, RelitE &c.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs at
law Of Simon e. Doyle, number and names nn-
known, and the heirs at law Of VIM. A. Griffin,
number and names unknown, Defendants in the
above stated case, reside beyond the limits of this
State. On motion of A. 7. Broyles, comp. SOL,
Ordered, That said Defendants do appear and
plead answer or demur to the complainants' said
bill of complaint within forty days from the pub
lication hereof, or the same will be taken as to
them pro confesso.
JOHN W. DANIELS, c.c.r.
Clerks Office, Anderson, S. c.,
November 81, 1868. 23-6
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ANDERSON COUNTY.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Richardson. and the heirs at law of Esther NJ.
Amulick. deceased, Defendants, names and num-
Ter unknown.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that A. W. Rich
ardson. one Of the Defendants resides without this
State it is therefore
Ordered, That he do appear and object to the
division or sale of the Real Estate of Esther Rich
ardson, deceased, on or before the first day Of
January next, or his consent TO the same will be
entered Of record.
Given under my hand and seal this 2Sih day of
November, 1868.
81
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against the Estate
of Abncr Cox, deceased, requested to hand
them to me at once, legally attcstcd. Those in
dcbtcd 10 said Estate must make immediate pay
ment, rs it is designed to wind up its affairs with
out delay.
Dec ., 1868 "a 8
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In Eauitv---Anderson.

N;mrod K. Sullivan, ct al. vs. Reuben Burriss,
Nancy Sullivan, ct al.-BiA for sale Of Real Es
tate for payment Of Debts.
1T appearing to, my satisfaction that Maria F.
Jones' Margaret X. Jones, 10. Berry Jones, Mary
A. Jones, Martha a Jones, Essie j: jones' Johh
! .Jones. and Thomas b. Jones, minor heirs at
law of Mary ". Jones, who was the wife OF Wal
liam L. Jones, Defendants in this case, reside
wi,hou, the limits of this State. On motion OF
J. S. Murray. Comp. Sol, it is
Ordered, That they do severally appear and
plead, answer or dcmur to the said bill OF com
plant within forty days from publication OF tins
rule. and in default thereof that the said bill VIII
be taken rs to them as confessed by an order
As'''e' ' Wv. HUMPHREYS, EA.p.
Commissioners Office,
Dec {. 1868. 90
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MAPES SUPERPH0SPHATES

We are the agents for Mapcs' Superphosphate Oi
Lime for the up country. Farmers who want tho
products of their land increased from three TO four
fold, should not fail 10 obtain from US this invau-
able land invgorator. 1t is especially adapted to
Wheat. and is preventive of rust These facts
are established by the testimony of responsible
gentlemen in every section of the South Call and
see these certificates for yourselves, or send for
theue
We intend to keep constantly on hand com
plcte stock of goods adapted 10 the market ~hich
we will sell as cheap as they can be bought oiss-
"N''' REED & BRoYLES,
No. Brick Range,
Anderson, S. G.
Oct I, 1868 IL
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ANDERSON COUNT.
WHEREAS, David Crosby has applied to
me for Letters of Administration on the Estate of
William Ncvlt, deceased:
These arc therefore to cite and admonsh nll and
TO be and appear Mt my Office on the 4th day Of
December, 1868, to show cause, if any they can,
wby said Administration should not he granted.
W. W. HUMPHREYS, r.J.A.c.
Nov 1S, 1868 23
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
In Eouity--Anderson.

In Equity--Anderson.
O. r. Broyres VS.. Catherine P. Earle, Daniel
Brown; Admir-, ct al.-BIt by Creditor for pay
mcnt of Debt.
1T appearing 10 my satisfaction that Francis w.
Earle, Alexander C. Earle, Catherine 3. Earle,
James H., John r. Ellen and Samuella Earle
Defendants in this case, reside beyond Inc limits
Of this Stale. On motion of A. II. BrOyles, comp.
Ordered. That that they do appear and plead,
answer or demur to the said original bill. and bill
. of amendment in this case within forty days from
the publication hereof, or decree PRO contesso
will be entered Of record against them
W. w. HUMPHREYS, ,'c.S.A!D.
Commissioners Office,
Dec 9, 1868. Zo-o
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having demands against the Estate
of William Rogers, decd, are notified that they
must hand them in to the undersigned, properly
attested; and those indebted, must make payment
Immediately.
All persons are warned against paying any note
belonging to said deceased, except to the admins
TRAITOR. G. p ROGERS Admir-.
Nov. 18, 1868 %
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

TIE RAILRoAD.-The Yreka Union, in
the course of an article on the railroad sub
,jects says:
The California and Oregon Railroad
destined, when built. to pass through Shasta
Rogue River, and the Umpqua Valleys p
This is a question, which, until recently
could be answered in but one way. We took
it for granted-an the bulk of the commu-
nity concurred with us in the view-that the
road connecting the two States. if ever built
would follow the line of their inhabited val
leys. For some time past there has been a
vague rumor, which gains distinctness and
force with the lapse of time, that the Oregon
and California Railroad Company are con-
sidering the feasibility of locating their road
from the head of the Sacramento Valley to
Pitt River Valley and running it thence in a
north easterly direction to the vicinity of
Goose Lake; and striking from that point
in north westerly direction for the head of
Willamette Valley at or near Eugene City
1t is urged in support of the suggestion that
they will probably adopt that route, that by
doing they would run through country
which contains vast tracts of land valuable
for agricultural purposes, and which, not
being yet located by private parties would
fall to the company, under the Act of Con-
gress donating to them the alternate sections
for twenty or twenty fge miles on each side
of the road while if they should run the
road through the valley already inhabited,
they would find no land worth owning, not
already occupied 1t is urged that this con
sideration will determine them in favor of the
Goose Lake route.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

In calling the attention of the reader to the adj
vertisement of DR.. j. 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
skilful 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 inviting
ly take wrong path. There is no need to wear
out life of pain and anguish and in the end fill
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
titue of the coast it has been the Pioneer in the
march of progress.
We say again to the aflcted-read the advertise
ment ani follow its advice sl4
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

MILLvILLE.-A Democratic primary meet.
ing was held at Millville on the 11th, OF
which A. j. Welch was elected chairman,
and d. f. Lack chosen secretary. The fol
lowing resolution was offered by D. F. Lack:
Resolved, by the Democracy of Millville
precinct, That the delegates to the Congress
sional Convention be instructed to favor the
nomination of Col. f. ]. Lewis, of Red Bluff,
as the next candidate to represent the Third
Congressional District
The resolution was unanimously adonted
A. ]. Welch, R. Pearce, D. F. Lack. John
N. Barry and Robert Boyes were elected
delegates to the County Convention, when,
after the passage of resolution to forward
the proceedings to the SHASTA COURIER and
Red Bluff Sentinel for publication, the meet
ing adjourned
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leEENEG GNCR ATTIC
COUNTY CONVENTION
| T A MEETING OF THE sHAsT,

A A MEETING OF THE SHASTA COUN-
N ty Democratic Central Committee held on the
9Th day of March, 1868, it was
Resolved That Democratic County Convention
be held at the Court House, in Shasta, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of April next, at I2 o'clock
NJ, to nominate delegates to the Democratic
State Convention, called to meet in San Francisco
on the 29th of April next. and District Conven-
tion, to nominate candidate for Congress for the
Third Congressional District, appoint County
Central Committee, and for the transaction of such
other business the Convention may determine.
Delegates to said Convention will be elected in
the different precincts on Saturday, the lth day of
April, in accordance with the following apportion-
ment, based upon the vote cast for Hon. ii. ii.
Haight for Governor, giving one delegate for each
precinct, for each 90 votes, and one for each
fraction of 90 votes.
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SHASTA COURI L r.
SATURDAY, MORNING, APRIL Is, 1868.

INcoNsIsTENT.-The Democracy of this
State continue to fiercely denounce the Grand
Army of tho Republic and Freedoms De-
tenders as secret organizations, and danger
Gus to the liberties of the country. These
societies are composed of veteran soldiers of
the Union army. and loyal men who desire
the perpetuation Of the Government, and wish
to prevent future civil wars and bloodshed.
The idea that these patriotic men are dan
gerous to the liberties of the country is sim
ply absurd and ridiculous. But it is sig
nifcant fact that the Democrats who inveigh
so loudly against these societies, have no
word Of denunciation to utter against the
Knights of the Golden Circle and Kluxlux
Klans The explanation of their silence in
regard to these organizations is explained by
the fact that they are composed exclusively
Of copperheads and rebels, who are the allies
and upholders Of the Democratic party and
its policy, This explains the reason why
the Democracy are openly opposed to patri
otic societies, but have no fault to find with
disloyal clans who plot to overthrow the
Government, and resort to assassination and
murder to accomplish their purposes.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

LANDs.-Lands on the line of the Florida
Railroad, from Fernandina on the Atlantic
to Cedar Keys on the Gulf of Mexico. one
hundred and fifty miles, are now being
given away in tracts of twenty, forty, and
eighty acres to actual settlers. with the do.
sign to form towns and communities along
the railroad that may serve to develop the
great natural advantages of the State and
furnish increased business for the road. The
condition of the gift requires actual settle
ment aud cultivation of the land for period
Of two years.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

DEAD.-The Sacramento Union thus no.
tees the death of former resident of this
comfy:
John E. Dent, pioneer Californian, and
for about five years resident of this city,
died about . O'Clock yesterday morning of
consumption, Deceased was a native of
Ohio. aged thirty-nine years. He was for
four years after his arrival in this city chief
bookkeeper in the Office of Controller Oulton,
and during the last session of the Legislature
filled the position of Journal Clerk of the
Senate. 1t is but few days since he was
out on the street, and the news of his death
comes with suddenness upon his numerous
friends.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

APPoIyTMESTs.-Governor Haight has made the
following appointments. For Tide Land Commis-
soners, Creed Raymond, H. P. Coon, B. F. Wash
ington Insurance Commissioner, Geo. W. Move,
of Sacramento Adjutant General, James VI. Allen,
vice George S. Evans, removed; State Assayer,
Lewis Falkman. vice B. 3. Thayer.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

PREsENTATIoN.-M Major Jack Stratman, says the
Call of Monday, was last evening made the recip-
lent of a beautiful present from the =" Freedom S
Defenders and /" Grant Invincibles. showing the
appreciation in which he is held by his political
associates and friends. 1t consisted of magnif-
cent gold badge in the form of a shield surmounted
by an eagle, the shield bearing the letter c. the
initial letter of the probable Republican candidate
for the Presidency. Within the letter is STAR in
the centre of which is a large diamond
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

FRIcnTENED.-When the Red Bluff stage
arrived on Wednesday evening, the Brass
Band struck up tune in front of Armory
Hall, which frightened the team so that they
horses got on the same side of the tongue.
and things were decidedly lively and mixed
for few moments, but the coolness and skill
OF the driver finally brought everything to
order, and prevented general runaway and
smash UP.
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

LABoRERs WASTED.-At the meeting of the
Labor Employment Exchange it was stated that
the Central Pacific Railroad want five thousand
additional hands Immediately on the other side OF
the Sierras, and would board and lodge them and
give them thirty dollars per month, in gold ard
if indorsed by any known parties or by society
the Company would pass them over their road,
free, their way to the work
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

HoPs.-Several farmers of our county
planted small patches of hop vines a few
years ago, and found that they fourished and
produced well. Encouraged by this favorable
result, these men are preparing to go into the
hop growing business extensively. The fact
that the soil and climate of Shasta county is
favorable to the culture of hops should cause
farmers to devote more attention to that pro.
fitable business
The Shasta courier., 1868-04-18

AT PARADISE San Joaquin county, the other
day, little girl aged II years, daughter of Mr..
Carver, was violently attacked with Group, and the
physicians in attendance the last chance to save
her opened her windpipe and took therefrom a
quantity of membranous matter and thus gave her
relief and saved her.