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New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CRCUIT-PART Mos. 1917.
l3 1897 4OI lO3 l4O9 4l 43 15 l41 l43 1889 li35 lt
1889. IA 1913 l4i9 1851 1901 PARr IINos 79 lS 1883 J79l
4 l46 l6 1920 l422 l4 1926 I4S 1880 l432 1874 1886 BD
l441 lL 1876 PART No 490 565 1860 1913 1902 lO79 CI3
49 s 1882 SOL 65e 1896 l5O 1905 1899 1907 lsl 1913 re
H. los 9i 29 I6 202 49, 28 239 20 2 243 2H 25 z6
247, 24s, l19, 49, 2O7, 2l2. 2l3
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-N H. %, IL. 42l,
7s % 81 a. S. 81 ga IOO 1o3 no. s 49, l 1885, 1885, lH, 49,
l69 III, ia, 1876, 23. 2ls, 239
SUPERIOR CoURT TRIAL TERM-Part Mos.
49l 723 1904 100 673 75 III 400 3 79l 1s 49, gI
Par i-Nos 4 G7S SsS go COG s13 41 8 726 s6
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Equity calendar in
both psrta
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TRRM.-NOs 2055 2l20, 2i4,
llS 2ll3 269 27O 2T 27J 2g 289 253 2g5 286 2s9
29! 29 1885, 29S 299 223 21O5 22Os 2O 22 26, 27
2ala
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIONs.-The People agt.
Smith eoBtinuedGaHd larceny; Same agt Henry Anep
Forgery sgt Gtbson-Obtanng goods b. peBse
Mary Gbson0btanng goods by false preieuses same s
Martin Maloney-Assaut and battery WH H. Chabes
Obtaining goods bY false preteBs; Same Francis BdAt
tempted bugry Same ag John SteGrand larceny Sane sgt
Norris Leonard Gad John Thmble-BuTglsy
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22

Messrs Jay Cooke Co.. agents for the sale OF the nrs
mortgage nand grant, loan the Lake Superior and Mis-
isslppi Railroad Company, have met with gratifying
success in tho disposal OF the oan and report that has
all been taken TO within about one million Of dollars
The total amount offered was sI,50O.Ooo.
The aggregate amount Of imports tether than dry
goods and spece at the port OF NewYork from foreign
ports for the week ending March 10, 1852 was o2l.
The City Council OF ST. Louie No. has granted 10 the
Iron Mountain North Missouri and Rachc Railroad Com.
panes the right to connect their tracks the evee This
will enable oil the roads to reach the large elevator
the river bank and give great impetus to the bulk grain
trade The Council has ass granted to the North Mis-
souri Railroad Company and to the Madison County
Ferry the right TO lay track to the ferry landing in the
northern part OF the city Under this privilege the ferry
VIII transfer laden cars across the river, between the
North Missouri and st. Louis and Chicago Railroads and
VIII enable freight on either Of these roads TO reach Its
Destination either in Missouri Illinois, without chang
ing bulk
The amount Of fractional currency received from the
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
CIVIL.

At the opening Of the United States District
Court Saturday morning, the petition OF FaTDham Gil
bert jr Co.. agt LatbrOp, Ludingt0n Co.. to have the
latter firm declared involuntary bankrupts called.
counsel for petitioners urged the case The
for the debtors asked adjournment the ground
OF eerOus accident to Mr. A Smith. senior counsel In
the case Counsel for plaintiffs insisted that any adjourn
ment should be for the shortest time possible After dis
cusson the Court fixed April for proceeding.
In the Surrogate's Court before Gideon j.
Tucker Surrogate the following wills admitted last
week: Adam Eckel, Nicholas Ludlnm, Richard Beck
Fanny Tyson, Charles Bayey Joseph Craig Hattie Will
lot Mary Chick, 8. Blatchiord, John Reilly, Jeremiah
Monarque Hannek j. +. Weber Marcus Z. Grave, VIM.
III Tuuis Francis ID. Harrison Daniel Goddard Herman
d. Harins-Letters OF Administration viz on estate Of
Marietta schahung Rebecca Bonner Louisa GUIDE Other-
wise Gudenj McCusker, VIM. d. II Pitts, Fred W. Mey-
ers Lewis samues Henry WaDters, Wn- s. Chase Adele
Bartmeyer. VIM. Bishop, Ezra L. salt Chas. II. kim
mersey SenO A. De Russy. Meyer C6hn John r. JohB.
Hunloke w. Palmer, Michael Lynch Michael Coffee Pa.
trick Collins and Mary McCOrd.
During the week ending on the goth inst,
voluntary petitions In bankruptcy have been fled In the
United States District Court by the prOpretors Of the
Columbia Metal Works and by Louis b. LOder, Cyrus w.
LOder and Benjamin ii. LOder. During the same period
discharges bankruptcy have been received by Sydney
Oaksmth LOUIS seldner, Theodore f. Edgerton Edward
A. BOury John Ferguson. George W. PANE, Louis Sam
uel. jefferson W. 50uthmayd, John W. Atwood John p.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22

demand closing s bulk and 99Oi in shipping oder sales
Of 900 bb most former l6i6lc Refined N besd Is IN good
demand at an advances about bbs w. ehasgd hands lots
0 the and for April closing At On ss
spot
RICR-Only small ssles ofCsrsllna, at 9a9lG .
SUGARS-Rsws the late advance, and geod dsnae
Pair coed Refining 1L67ia sales Of 40 hhdA at ior
Cuba l303ie for Porto Rico and se boxes Havana ts'f@
Reiael In demand, and frnsr al 1eial1G for Hards
sEBDs-Gr Seeds limited demand and prices .onna a.
l0sIe CoRnon Chss asd 80 so - IS for Timothy ksugh
Flax quiet; holders arc hrn at 80 Hes2A Caeutts Lasssds m
sTB1RS-TSs demand nsders prices steady ssIsei,is, in
hhdA and trcA .. -
,sme aqury export prices asked above hpperS hmla
WHISKYIIoeTs sra bat buyers ndaereH lev eoa western
sold at 95e paid
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22

Printing Bureau for the week ending Saturday was
sos5OO shpments-to the National Banks, sa8Ses9; to
ira Assistant Treasurer at Philadelphia, 100000 at New
York 100000 Treasurer Spinner holds In trust for Ma
tonal Banks security for their circulation
and for public deposits so27l6SoO Ine Natonai BANK
notes issued during the week wore sOOo total to date
s3l3sO796 Mutlated bills returned. sl242O,67s; inso
won't bank notes redeemed 81 Os22l leaving In eircuia
tion to date, s2S9 4o The amount OF fractional cur
rsncy destroyed during tho week was s4Sl,g2l
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
Brown. George w. Carson. Thomas a. h04'''''
,.;,. DaN

Brown. George w. Carson. Thomas a. moN"i'' ""
Beveridge, and Raphael Springer ,ro
In the Superior Conrt Special Term, - pelops eIras
Judge Jones, the case O. MSsh In NoIember 1861
Marvin Clark brought suit in the Superior Court oT
ov9rGo nd the case was referred to d p. Ingra-
Sa i who found ultimately that the plaints charges
made ont and ordered the complaint 10 Dc ds
were o on tbe 10th OF December 1867, the defendant
eined an order for alimony at the rate OF s9 per
week pending the suit. The plaln'.. pau aronnt ~
~ $40 per week The plaintiff has not complied WIN TINS
order a was made TO commit tne plaihn ior
Contempt In failing TO pay the alimony motion
was made by the plaintiff set aside the order OF amony'
on the ground Of fraud and imposition. The latter mo
ton was denied by the Court and the plaintiff committed
TO fail on the former till he should pay $45, the afearage
O alimOuY
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
THE STATE OF TRADE. Il;.A

LesDoy March l mCOnsols open at 9 of money asa vt
for the United States Fvstwen bonds open a. S stocks
open quiet 2l for Brs and 81 for Illinois Central -,
LvERPoOI, March Poll n.COt0a quieti hhding Upahds
Id MiddlinE Orleans l2id.
LONDON March 2 u-Conos closed a. Vt mf money ss
cat United States PVetweRy bonds $50 Stocks auiss;
Erie, 24i; Illinois, 81, $500,
LIysRroo March 20-l m-Coon closed 6n Mhdrg UPasds
I2d Mddns d sales Of the day 10 900 bales Lard 1916
y Talow 45I6 y cwt
PRASKYoRr March 20-Bynsg States FveTwssS bonds
e7i for the issae VI 1894 - =. 4,
AsrwERr March lO-Bvenng ng-PetrolOum. dS francs for Stand
ard White.
HAvRE March 2p-Eyenisg Cotton s unehanged
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST.. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent Interest
lst Feb. and 1st Aug-in GOLD COIN, free of Govern
ment tax.
A limited amount only Of these Bonds may DO had
at par and accrued interest in currency. OF II. IL.
BooDY, Treasurer. No. IL Wall-st., or OF HENRY
CLEws & Co., Bankers. No. 80 wall-st.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
CLEws & Co.. Bankers. No. 80 Wal-st. New York.

SAFE DEPosrr DEPARTMENT or THE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-For the safe-keeping. and protection
from fire and burglars OF Securities of all kinds. in
Gliding Bonds, Stocks Mortgages, Wills, aud Dia-
monds, aud valuable Jewelry Of every description
An inspection OF the vault constructed by The Ma
tonal Park Bank in their building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perfect
atainable security has been reached, and at an eI
tremely moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per rtsse,s and Railrodda

Per 7tsseis and RdilroddS .
MARCH -4 nj bnsh Corn 400 busk Wheat 1881 bash Oah ~
bash Rye 1900 bash NAH SO bush Beans ala bbs Flour rs
bales Cotton 200 bb Corn Meal 62 bags Corr Meal sfs bsL
Refined Petroleum "a bb Spirits Tupene s3l bb Rosn es bss
Pork $50 pkgs Cot Meats 33 pkgG Lard pkg. Ashss 1913 pigs
Butter pEgs Cheese pigs Dried Fruits 23 Dressed Hogs
pkga OIL Cake l57 bb WHISKY es bbl Bgg % bales Wool s
bales Hops 1874 sides Leather q Hides 33 hhd Tebkco 6I boxes
and eases Tobaeeo 800 boIss Starch 100 bags Peanuts
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
NOTICE TO JURORS.

United States Grand and Petit Jurors, to
whom pay jurors has been withheld because the Mar
sha had not the funds informed that they can re-
ceIve the them by applying TO First Deputy
Marshal William A. Thompson, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. the Esd and Path insts.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
THE MARKETS.

tcarsuly reported for Tbs Tribuus
cAsTs-Po are steady with moderate demand sales Of % bbL
AZ 81 751Sa Pearls nominal at 90 l2i9s9 &
COTTOSThe market has beeH fairly active notJ or export bat
prices UNSETTLED and close partially nominal sales Of JJt bales
which col taken by sphners 63 By speenao aud
eIpns sales also Of 200 bales hdhng for March at
fIie ssd 100 bales 18th to 3Oh April 3ie We quote loN;
L. I-..LL AILLL - LaanA
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22

State bonds were dull; Georgia per cents sold at s2
North Carolina per cents, 62i. Railway bonds were
duh. Bank Of Commerce sold at 1879; Metropolitan
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
And the followlng for RaIlroad bonds:

Money was active at per cent in currency to per
cent In coin at the opening Of business but assumed an
easy tone; after O'Clock balances were loaned ut ana
per cent The disturbance Of the past three days was
caused TO great degree by tho demand from brokers TO
carry Government bonds which they had purchased for
shipment and being unable TO place their sterling bills
were forced into the market as temporary borrowers
Sterling Exchange dull but shade rmer. there was
less pressure TO sell The rate prime bankers co day
bills was Oss alOsl Sight bills 1885 9iosE Cable trans
fers were made at 1854 gl09.
Freights are nrmer. To Liverpool by steamer, 1900
bush. old Corn on private terms.
The days business at the olco OF tho United States
Assistant Treasurer was follows: Total receipts gs,
976; total payments, $5i9l6E balance, too7i9H. The
receipts include for customs J9o for gold notes. VA
600.
Tho per cent fret mortgage iOyear bonds OF tho In
dianapois and Vnceuucs Railroad Company are offered
for sale by Messrs George Opdyko Co. OF No. 25 Mas
sau.st The principal and interest Of these bonds are
guaranteed by several substantial companies.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22

NOTIUE Is HEKEB1 VI TIN uI,uy =, Wy 0sn - -
~ naa Meeting Of the Stockholders q tho kBwiokk AhR
VIRGO MIpIANb RAILROAD COMPANl hrthe election Of plhIS
ToRs al TREE INsPECTORS or ELECTION, for the coming
year and or the oSch business " may H V,Se
lore the meeting held at the ONCE OF the COMPANY m
Of Oneida on FRIDAY the 2h day Of March lsS9 ~ - n
the polls election viii be open from SAID y oeoeA ~ u
o'clock D. m.-Dated Oneida, Feb, D, llb9
Dy odeg VI the Board OF Directors, ., nvppy s,ratsrv
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
Ghantts for Susintss Htn.

ebantts tor 5nslntss tgfn
A PHOTOGRAPHIC BUSINESS in the CITY
N Of scrantou will be SOLD for half Vsas hsPged f esei
The owner having other interests desDdrg bis seBoe eopeh~
to sell. Address Boz No q, p o.. Serssios P,ln.
nor SALE-0ne-halfi interest 10 an = estabilshee
.nd rrasbls DAILY AND WEEKLY NhWsPAPhh haeIlshsa
..S,n- ~, 4, The Union Por &e, sdfS 'h"offbh
p n Pesr IA aIl9 Philadelphia PenA ---
NANCY STORE in one OF tue best busniess -
Il locations ia Brootys stock hIaI'' ssa las y
TAT STORE FOR SALE-Stoek, fixtures, t ii.ss,
sns l,.,e one Of the hes, oca,9ns 70 tbs eiH 10 90 ~'
go, rs,irUa rom business Address HArLAa IreSss o@e
mo BUSINESS MENFor SALE i3 6pSo Bp9okIIsyea oEIse'
soSi good will lease. a. q tss ss.s IN n. Str ssi
PAPRRHGSGfNG ssd UPHoLSrBRlso oss Tor psrtaas
,.hisbsJ Is ye.rs This 6sclass IT SwoRTR
AZ. nrsssDt os uer rstrBg from business ASdrs' w. ~
Herald once tc
7I70 CAPITALISTS.-WANTIED, 2 Isg. party S.,.io 70
i pu. up MILL. for a. interest IN s''' "'' u
For PAreuA" C. Box o Aa.,ia Lander Co.. se-.ea
IyTANTED-A SPECIAL PAhiSNSSEdns PAh,iSS.S.d sr,sss. @is
wv & AIS OoO 70 $40 600 increase an a5r,,s O.
,pu,,r,STIpS busssss this CITY fer .., be had
m prIIRR with real name and where az misrs" may "
No l03 Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22
1bnmS TUiins.
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90 DID TO YOUR SAYINGS
Chsthan-squsre and New Bosey.
n,,o.-. x.nu wow DRAW iSrEREsT YROH APRIL
Sir per sa HsH s from tar aIIOE,d on all Em' from sih
e'" HARRISON HALL, Pr.si.st
JosrrH P CooPsa Secretary &. D BALsr Trsnuree
A LII Deposits made on or before April l.
- - Will u'A' THIRD ;Tif SVRSuB SAVINGS BANK
COR. THIRDAyR AND TwBNTysIXTH.sT
op.s daily from 70 n 70 =. and on Monday "'d's'd' M
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
~ South. west corner Of BoSery and Cana-st
Money deposited before April will hear Interest ron n saH
payshle IN January or july ,,, ,,o,, . -x
~ 5000 PRBB PROM NATIONAL TAX.
Open every from 10 to AID the evenings d A0UdaJ "snss
day, and Friday. from % ],
MECHANICS and ,RsrrrI,IS6J TRApERS isAVlNGs
No $50 BowerY, near Hou'tonst a,
sr per Cent Interest free from taxi allowed On all sums Of from
'T'' GERMAN SPOKEN ,v,..~
oVs. dali. from ioa H. to sREp ri 1n eoSe KIS PrsJsat
"Ih HENRY ~ = C. FnHrn, Secretary. -------
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
N No. ard Tblrdsvs Y opposite Cooper Iustiiats
ALL DEPOSITS before AfRL viii dra" Interest f's
six PR CENT INTEREST allowed ALL SUES Of s. and ~
vsnL Dollar received on deposit ., .,,,r,, ,.,,.
T. W. LILLE seerrlsry. lsAAO = s@i W q, IIe,oe--
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK-Eighth-ave
~ s ps , sI :. .st. SSd vii ss
n:'Ss' e 81 si BssSRaaaor, SR, SEE. F kssItR vs:Ps..
TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
y No: 800 and 39s CAEAksr & corner %., L1isha ,.,
SIX PBR CENT Interest on 20 70 $1,000. pePs" Oh or s""
N'''' ASSETS. 359i922o.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-22

oTrok or raR METROPOLITAN GAsLienr Co. ,Sraer
BRoADwAr AND t1Dsr, NEv.foRS, March iSoS
NOTICE ia hereby given to the StockholMderss M 3
~ o the METROPOLITAN 0AsLIGHr COMPANY OF the wy :"
HswYork that special three Dr.0 OF said COMPANY
will be b, held at she oee Of said Company the 2 day Of March
1862 at II ssloeh sOOu poll will remain open 'i ~
Tr,p,, Book, will bs slc,sd March March r. both Inclusive
VIM MRIKLRHAM SsersiaIy.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09

END OF THE SrRUGGLE-LoPEz AN
OUTLAw-A Lisbon date Of the 10Th ult.
gives the following:
The mail steamer from Rio brings ad-
vices from Paraguay to August 22d On
the 18th. the allied army attacked the
forces of President Lopez. which were in
trenched at Curaqually The Paraguayans
were entirely defeated, losing one thousand
killed three hundred prisoners and twelve
cannon were captured. Lopez, with the
remainder Of his army, fed to Ignacion,
short distance away. On the 2lst he was
again attacked by the allies, and again
defeated, losing in the engagement twenty
five cannon. Count Den, the General
commanding the allies, was, at last advices
closely pursuing the fugitives Owing to
these victories, the Paraguayans were com.
PEELED to abandon all their steamers
These subsequently, fell into the hands Of
the allied forces. Forty four British sub.
jects, who have lately been held in confne.
ment BY Lopez, were liberated by the Pro.
visional Government at Ascuncion, which
also declared Lopez an outlaw.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09

A SHIP OF FRANKLIN's FoUND.-A
New York date of the Both ult., gives the
annexed:
Captain Halls detailed report of his
Artic expedition is published 1t appears
there is no longer even the shadow Of hope
that any one has survived from Franklin S
company. 1t is certain none reached as
far as Montreal Island There bones lie
scattered along the shores of King VIII
liam Land, some in isolated graves, and
others in camping places where they died
in companies. The melancholy history has
a cr0wning horror in the knowledge that
they died Of starvation through the base
behavior Of the Esquinaux, aud that on
learning their fate Captain Hall was re-
duced to the awful necessity of taking the
Life of one Of his own mutinous men
Captain Hall states that the Erebus and
Terror were abandoned on their having
consumnlated the great Northwest Passage,
leaving five men on board. The evidence
as to the exact number is circumstantial.
Everything about this Northwest Passage
on one of the ships of Franklins expedi
tion twas in c,mplete order Four boats
were ,n-ing high up on the ships sides
and one on the quarter deck. The vessel
Was in Winter housing Of sail CLOTH
This vessel was found by the natives near
O'Reilly Island, in latitude 68 ~, longi-
tnde SO h., and 8 W., early in the Spring
of 1S49, being frozen in the midst of a
smooth unbroken foe, the ice of only one
Winters formation.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09
State Fiji

The cont u led h rping of the Democratic
p,ess upon National expenditures. leads
n 70 nqu how thi ;State is getting along
ler Democratic rule which inquiry will
snow that the cry of " stop thief" by our
Democratic press, is simply to draw at en-
ton from the financial results of that rule
To stop this little game, we propose to give
an actual exhibit of those results. The
reports on file in the State archives show
that at the expiration of Gov Lows ad-
ministrat'on there were in the State Treas
ury 81 ,2S0.52C 80 With this capital in
possession, the Democratic administration
of Gov. Haight commenced business. 1t
Will be borne in mind that Gov Lows
administration had heavy war expenditures
to bear which Gov Haights administra
ton has not mad. The Sacramento Re
porter of the 1st inst. contains the sworn
statement of the State officers that at that
date there were in the State Treasury but
F475,65S 80. This enormous depletion
Pf the treasury is made in less than two
years and this, notwithstanding the i'm
Pneuse revenue We have been deriving from
lakes. licenses, the sale of tide and salt
marsh lands, etc. According to the re-
port Of Geo. Oulton, Controller of STATE.
ht the time of Governor Haight's induction
into office, there was balance on hand of
the two previous years estimated expen-
ditures Of s65,620 The next January
the County Tfeasurers made settlement.
and added little less than S500000 to
the State funds, which swelled the General
Fund to some 100000. To this amount
we add the revene estimated for this year.
which was S2,394,440 This does not
include the revenue from sale of tide and
salt marsh lands. To this, we add the
estimated revenue for the last fiscal year,
50, ,394.4 .440, also the amount on hand at
the induction of Gov. Haight, and we find
that during his less than two years of ad-
ministration there has been received into
the State Treasury S6,O69,3OO 80. The
balance which this Democratic administra-
tion has to show against this sum is only
S415,6 ,65S S7-showing an expenditure in
that time of S5,592,741,411. This is an
exhibit of Democratic fnanciering in Cal
itornia. 1t exhibits our State to be run
ming in debt at IA rate which will very soon
bankrupt it. Compare it with the previous
Republican Administration, which retired
leaving legacy to this Democratic Ad-
of S1,280,520 80; or with
the National Administration of President
Grant, which is economizing the public ex-
pencitures, collecting the revenues with
greater efficiency than ever before, and
paying off the public debt at the rate of
Sl00, 100000 year. We submit that it
is about time the people, who pay these
enormous sums, were looking into the
matter little. Sacramento Record
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09

WEAKENINa.-The San Francisco Her
aid which started out with grand flourish
of trumpets as the only paper in the State
which received dispatches and specials from
the East, independent of the Associate
Press arrangement, has fattened out com
pletely, and is the most consumrtive look
ing aud incomplete paper published at the
Bay. 1t has Eot contained fresh speci !
dispatch for six weeks and is not enterpris-
ing enough to copy the Associate Press
dispatches from the Alta, Times or Bul etin.
Its local department is burlesque The
sooner it dies the better, for the world has
received no benefit from it.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09

The REPUBLICAN Prescription
The New York Journal of Commerce. a
" conservative" Democratic sheet, asserts
and charges that, the Republican party.
with its "jealous illiberal, spirit is now
seeking to erclude the Chinese from our
shores" Whereupon the Tribune asks:
Wo',,t somebody send a copy of the Jour
nal to California, which has just been car
RED by the Democrats expressly on grounds
OF antagonlsm to Chinese immigration
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09
Everlasting Perfume /.

MURRAY & LAxMANs FLORIDA WATER has
often been styled the "Everlast ne Perfume" "
Il isindeed true that it's delightful and refresh
ing fragrance fingers for many days around
wlinterer it tnuches-unike the ordinary
perfumes thai eace on trace of their mn
mentarv existence save the sickly, heavy
ndnr of rancid oils.
HsEF-As there are worthless cnnnterfeits OF
this delicious perfume. Luvers should always
ask for the Florida Water prepared by L1n
man & Kemp New York $40.
For sale by L. Welendorf, druggis',
Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09

A Richmond paper calls Mrs Stowe a
"literary body snatcher." The Mobile
Register styles her a "bag of poison"
Most of the Southern papers improve the
opportunity presented by the Byron story
to retaliate upon the auihoress for having
written" "Uncle Toms Cabin" The Louis
vile Courier Journal, however, praises the
the latter volume as giving faithful pic
ture of Southern society as it really was in
ante-war times
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09
School Notice.

u T otto. is hereby given that the Public Schools
y Of the Shasta School District for the present
School wear. will 0non as follows
Ths Grammar, Interme late. and Primary De-
partments Monday the lth inst. Coored De
partment on Monday The 18th inst
The following named teachers will take charge
of he several departments
G mmar............. .............M. s. BABC0CK.
Intern mediate Mrs. f. J. NJ BABCOCK.
Primary ............ MISS ELLEN WILLS.
Colored J. FORDHAM-
ildren from Other School Districts rannot be
admitted except when vacancy exits and then
upon a written order from the Trustees
By order of the Trustees.
Shasta October 9th 1889
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09

RIcH.-Assays made from rock taken to
San Fransisco from the new tunnel on the
Washington claim, French Gulch, yielded
over S7OC to the ton in gold and silver
The assays were made by new process
only known to the discoverer and few
who have purchased the right to use it
The quartz from which the test was made
is not rated as the first class rock from the
Washington
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09

SPRING CREEK DITcH -Chas. McDon-
aid and A. P. Ladd, proprietors of the
Spring Greek water ditch, have number
of workmen employed in cleaning it out
and repairing the fumes across several
gulches. Next year this ditch will be
extended to Salt Pork ridge and will then
cover some of the best mining ground in
the County.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-09

LAND SURvEY.-Col. Magee has sur
veyed the land in the neighborhood of
Quartz Hill, Buckeye, and Churtown, and
claimants can now proceed to secure their
lands in compliance with the law Of Cor
gress. 1t is probable that all the surveyed
Government land in the County will be
thrown into market next Spring.