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The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03
SCHOOL REPORT.

Report of the Grammar Department
Shasta Public School for the month end
ing November 25th, NJ. S. Babcock Prin-
cipal.
Whole number days attendance, 702;
Whole number days absent, 81;
Whole number of boys enrolled, 10;
Whole number of girls enrolled, %;
Total Al.
Average number belonging, 40;
Average daily attendance, 81;
Per cent. of attendance, 90.
Best in scholarship during month
Amelia Grotefend, Eva Habch, Bertha
Manasse, Mary McGarry, Ida Wills, Eliza
Welsh, Thomas Baxter, Geo. Fowler, Gus
sic Grotefend, Alferd Pryor, Chas. Shut
left, Ellie Folansbee, Sam Withorow, VIM.
Whipley, Arthur Brincard, Timmie Lynch
Department and diligence-Anna Char.
pell, Josephine Litsch, Julia Fipps, Sarah
Grotefend, Amelia Grotefend, Mary Nc
Garry, Ida Wills, Eliza Welsh, Augusta
Zorn, Lousia Veid, George Fowler, james
George, Chas. Shurtleff, Arthur Brinkard
Timmie Lynch, Willie Hefinger.
In Examination in History and Physi
ology the following received credits in or
der named-Samuel Withorow and James
Isaacs
History, Perfect,-John Voluntine, Geo
Fowler, Ellie Follansbee, John Lynch
Susie Caldwell.
Physiology-only Julia Fipps, Florence
Follansbee, Hettie Pryor.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03

THE SUEz CANAL.-Late accounts from
China say that there are Is steamers load
ing at the various ports for Europe via the
Suez Canal, at an average OF about $40
per ton weight; while the best iron Saline
ships via the cape, are seeking freight
almost in vain at rates from 81 so to SiO
The canal is causing at commercial revolu.
tion in China aud threatens to substitute
steam entirely for sailing vessels for the
carrying trade Of that part of the world
These are straws which point out unmis
takably to the direction in which the wind
will so n be sure TO blow in this yicIui,v
Scientific Press
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03
HOLIDAY GLODS.

J. NJ. Manasse has just received and
opend out his new Stock of Goods for the
Holidays, and he cordially invites his
friends and customers and 1.-The public gen.
orally" to call and see what good bargains
be can give them. His assortment is as
full and varied as usual and he is bound
to sell at very low figures. Look out for
his new advertisement next week.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03

jim LANE in his glory would sit at the
table d'hote boiling puff paste and shovel
ing loads of nuts and raisins in fit of
abstraction, without seeming to taste or
care to taste them. Byron said he had
been drunk on beefsteak, and Lane could
commit debauch without txsting wine
Then would follow night of groans aud
smothered imprecations His enemies
whispered "Renorse." 1t was the stomach's S
remorse. He would rise in the morning
with bloodshot eyes and certain murky Y
lines around the mouth that rich food aud
Indigestion paint, with gluttony's heavy
monogram stamped on his lower jaw, the
whole face bearing the ravages of dreams.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03
CHARGED WITH HOG STEALING

Peter Lake, Frenchman, is in Jail, ac-
cused of initiating Prussian Uhlan by
killing and appropriating other peoples
hogs. 1t is alledged that the aforesaid
Peter was, one day last week, seen to shoot
hog belonging to one Mclaughlin, and
for this innocent sport be is temporarily
deprived of "liberty and the persuit of hap
iness s'-aIso the persuit of Mclaughlin S
norkers
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03
ROLL OE HONOR.

The following named pupil oftbe Shas-
ia Primary School deserve spec ial mention
on account of their diligence and good de-
pertinent during the month of November
Nettie G Grotefend, Lucinda Sulloway,
Anna Sulloway, Mary Waugh, Lena
Blumb, Clara Leschinsky, Julia Brincard.
Henry Hoy, Johnnie Boyce, Sammie
Sulloway, Eugene Tape. Harry Habich.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03
ATTENTION TAXPAYERS.

FVNHE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES ARE
Il now due and payable and the laws rela IL
to their collection will lie strictly enforced p
your Taxes before the SECOND MONDAY
IN DECEMBER. for the Fiscal Year lS70--7I. if
you wonld avoid paying the ADDITIONAL
FIVE PER CENT and costs of suit.
For the convenience Of Taxpavers | will be pre-
pared to receive Taxes at the following times and
places to-wt:
Township No. Shasta. from date 10 Nov. 81.
Township No 2-Freneh Gulch, Nov. 7th.
Township No. 3-Portugese Flat, Nov 10Th.
Township No. 5--Churntnwn, Nov. 18th.
Township No. 6-Millville. Nov. l4th.
Township No. -Burgettsville. Nov. 18th.
Township No. S-Janesyillc. Nov. 18th.
Township No. 7-Amercan Ranch, Nov. 10Th
THOMAS GREENE, Tax Collector.
Shasta, October 9TH 1870.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03
ALIENS Ii NG B6lSAM

L. warranted to break up the most trouhiosfme
Cough in an Incredible short time There is no
remedy that can show more evidence Of real DIer-
it than this BALSAM, for curing Consumption,
Coughs, Colds Cold. Asthma, Group. &c.
1t is only about seven years since the Balsam
was first offered To the public aud in thai shui
time it has become known and appreciated "a near
ly.every town and village through az the United
states and the dominion ci Canaca. hundreds ai
thousands of bottles are sold annually. ana thou
sands of witnesses testil, to its unequaled power
in healing the diseases thai il reconInend,d for
IL is Harmless to the most delicate Chi,d
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03

A MAN in Wisconsin has invented a
pocket stove, warmed by alcohol. The
same thing is being used on this coast.
1t looks very much like pint flask filed
with brandy.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03

The cost of the city government of
New York, as it appears, is little over
S2o head for all residents. The cost of
the National government is about 81 a
head.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03

a fine assortment of all kinds of Dry
Goods and Clothing suitable for present
season and at prices to suit. =. II
Particular attention is called to the ele-
CANT assortment of Laces, Hoods, Coifures
Chignons etc., etc.
Java Canvass in two widths, Carpeting,
Oil Cloths, Ladies, Misses & Children S
Shoes in Great Variety; Crockery, Glass
Ware and Paper Hangings.
The most fastidious can be suited with
our present Stock, and everybody is re-
spectfully solicited to call and examine.
j. 1SAACS, Pioneer Store.
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!
A REMEDY FOUND AT LASTl
1t Will Cure Your Cough
1T WILL PREVENT AND CURE CON
SUMPTION!
That Cough which you are neglecting, may
result in fatal Consumption, if some
prompt Remedy is hot used Why
sacrifice your life when your Dis
can be cured so quick, and at 50
small cost

What Is the value Of NJ ney when COMP
ared to Healihs
The Shasta courier., 1870-12-03

This is opportunity to purchase Goods
Cheap, as all will realize who call and learn our
prices. D. WELL 4 BRO.
Shasta, Oct. 22d.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
EXTENSIVE DIAMOND ROBBERY.

Monsieur Alfred Baraf, wealthy French
man. has been stopping with his wife at the Everett
House FOR some tine past His lady possessed large
amount OF diamonds aud ewelry On Friday they went
out to drive the Park the Madame previously taking
off diamonds and placing them, with the rest OF her
ewelry, in a bureau drawer leaving iher maid Paul ch
Mercer in charge Of the vauabes, which exceee ~ ,n
worth $500 Soon after the departure Of her
mistress the wang.woman was seen hurri .dy to Leave
when Monsieur and Madame Baraf ret dinsd tbev yere
surprised to find Pauline missing. frhe ladv bowever
began 10 dress for dinner. 61d lookin9 for her
diamonds found that the bura dra Wer mad been opened
anu that many or the pieces were missing Shortly after
the maid returned an when taxed with the robbery ap
pearea mueh oi.sed. Officers Mulligan and Evans Of
me i"Ghhlhth Precinct were sent for and they al
rested ratne, The following is list OF the articles
sen One set OF diamond earrings one diamond star,
one set OF gold earrings OF diamond sleeve but.
tons one.sapphire ring, pearl and diamond ring,
and gold handkerchief ring. The prisoner taken
before Justice Cox at the Jefferson Market Police Court
and locked up. In conversation with Capt Burden
On the following morning Saturday she
this tho Captain and hisdetecves started upon search
Tor the stolen property. in basement bedroom on the
west side " BT2adway between Thirueth and Thirty
rststs the object 6s their search at last found The
yauabes had been loosely thrown into an old bonnet
which had been tightly rolled up and the whole snugy
Owed away under the bedding. Capt Bowden again
visited Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday morn
ing and made affidavit TO having found the iewelry
where Pauline acknowledged she had concealed r The
cordingy commedltortrlala at eouItin default OF
hail
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR coURT-spxcruL Tzav.

Before Mr.. Justice Barbour. n Curious Ou,.-
HOn Of henniy-Hi Te. Thomas NerfO1.-In 1853 pro.
ceeding taken by the trustee Of Fraser then
dead, TO distribute the funds IN his aB6 His FIVE adui,
children received each onesxh OF the trust funds aud
the sixth share was set apart 10 the infant
son Of deceased daughter, then resldiBs
in India. In those proceedings this son wRs
called Alexander q. r. Newton. The petitioner In
this proceeding claims that he Is tho real grandson OF
Mr.. Frazer being the only OF his daughter who lied
In india and having been misnamed by the petitioners
In their proceedings they being distant relatives and ne
being unrepreseDted except by fogmal guardian. This
property deposited m the Untod states Trust Com
paDy for him, and amounted when deposited a ltls
more than 81 $780, but there is a large amount OF real
estate in this city also belonging to the descendants Of
Mr Frazer, aud out OF the litigation relating 10 that
claim has arisen In favor OF sr Leyren shares of
the other children. The representatives, Of those ch.
dren and Mr. Levren now come In aud deny Thomaa
Newton Is the grandson OF Mr. Frazer They say that he
is son OF the husband OF Nr. Frazers daughter but BIZ
another wife, and that she died leaving no chdren and
the other hye arc therefore entitled to the properly Mr.
Justice Barbour refused TO hear the notion that
his impression that such "a could only decided
by suit and not on petition but permitted the matter
go TO Saturday to be heard more at let gb On
this point by Justice Spencer.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

morning, ard that he had boom induced 20 canys
his name through fear OF arrest.
Sergeant Davenport and four Of bis mon arrested Ia
gan, who made desperate resistance. He was taken
before Justice Scott, gt Essex Market Court who com
mitted the prisoner 10 CELL The girl was taken be,ors
Inspector Dks. where sh, made contradictory state.
menf and as Logan docs not the description OF
either the murderer or his companion the Inspector re-
fused TO entertain the complaint Logan acknOE yea
that the name OF Wilson assumed. but declares
he knows nothing concerning the murderer Mr. Ro1
He dropped the name OF Logan during the xeta
ment following the murder because he learned the
police arreeting all suspicious ciarn bora
that lie s detained for tue present await az
examination
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
THE COURTS FOR FEBRUARY.

U. S. CoURTs.-Judge Woodruff will hear
appeals In Admiralty and motions during tins month,
and will take up the Fullerton case on the first Tuesday
OF March.
motions Saturdays.
STATE CoURTs-The Supreme Court holds General
Term this month Mr.. Justice Ingrshan Is assigned 70
Part OF the Circuit which is also tho oyer and Tener
and will probably be occupied almost entirely with
inal business there being several murder trials pending
Mr. Justice Brady Will sit in Part IT. OF the Cireat Mr.
Justice Cardozo will sit In the Special Term for the trial
OF Issues ana Mr. Justice Barnard at Chambers In the
Superior Court Trial Terms Justices Mcneil and Jones
will hold the Trial Terms, Justice Spencer the Special
Term The other Justices, Barbour McCunn. aud Fred
man, will sit I'm General Term. In tho Common Pleas
Judges Daily and LOew will hold the Trial Terms and
Judge Van Brunt the Special Term In the Marine Court
the calendars to be called by Judges Akcr and Gros
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
KINGS COUNTY sURRoGATE's COURT.

The wills OF the following -nanted perEona
were proved In the surrogates Court OK Kings County
last week; Stephen Madgan $1,000; Edmund Crosby,
Christian Kreuscher 5000 Ann Leahy. 5000; Julia A.
Walters 5000 James MOwatt, 5000; Alexander john
SON. 5000 and Mary Nolan, A,eS0-2h OF the CITY ot
Brooklyn Letters Of administration we're granted IN ne
estates OF James p Doyle, George Cook, and Henrietta
Barnes-all OF the City OF Brookya, Letters OF
daushp OF the persons and estate " Elizabeth Beakey
and Sarah f. Bleakey granted 10 VIM. y. Beakley
all OF the town Of NewUtrecht Of Florence l. 0oh
Duett NJ. GOn and Clifton L. God, granted TO Mar
tin L. Gof their father OF Robert A Mayo, 10 John II
L, Mayo-all Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-EAsrERs DISTRICT.

Important to Liquor UedIers.-PfOceedlRg
have been commenced in the United States Circuit Court
10 recover penalty OF $500 each, for violation OF the
Internal Revenue laws, IN negecDg to put mp sign
wholesale liquor dealers against the feloWlngnam
persons Alexander Eagle, 10 Henryst. r. Swtthea
bank G5 Fultonst. Diedrch Str0use, AZ Grandst, d.
Edward Finn, Bridge-st. near 'FRONT.' Milton Wooey, 81
Broad-st; Henry Sandman and William Hoffman II
Broadway, E. d.. N. Lodering, Union-aye, corner Con
seyea-st; James W. Hunter, 70 Fultonst l. Altschel
rs FuItonst W. Hogan and w. Hogan, corner Doughty
and Elizabeth-sts; Behrman TheBan, Brldgest neai
High; A. c. 0sberg, corner broadway and Fushingaye
On motion OF the United States DistrctAtt2srey, pro
cesses were issued and served upon the Gloyc-naned
persons, returnable the 18th inst.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
CRIMINAL

At the Essex Market Police Court. ON Satur.
day, before Justice Scout, Charles Williams was held
trial for having burglaiious entered the Store OF William
Hollweg, at NO 2O6 Thir@ Friday night He
detected IN the act by Officer Nicholson Of the Eighteenth
Precinct les.agcay, Thomas Lynch was held for tri.
for hay ag broken into the wine store VI Philip j. Letter.
al NJ, Dol East FOureenth-s about 81 IN the morning.
ocer Rhodes Of the ghteenth Precinct sng at the
time, Lynch leaving the place with his hands ana
pockets filed with bundles OF cigars, bottles OF cham
pagne to the value Of $40 He said when the officer
accosed him. that he had Just found the door open aDd
stepped in 10 see why it should be so.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, JUS
tice DOwlng committed John Gross the charge Of hay
ing stolen harness, valued at s60 belonging 10 Chrssn
Cook OF No ca Jamess Gross earni1n, and lives st
No 100 FOrsythst... Capt. Jourdan, aud number OF
his officers. Saturday night made descent on the
low saloon No lea LeOnardst, kept by John Lotus aud
Der Of men and women, white and black Inc place hA
been resort for hard characters Yesterday the prl
committed on charge OF disOrterly conduct
Thomas b. Bynner of No. ls9 BIoaGvay, yesterday,
charge OF having stolen a gold watch. val
ued at 500, January 81. Feliinsn
came into cOmplainanl's place OF business in COMPANY
with another aud examined number OF watches, Soon
after they left the watch missed The prisoner was
conimt ted. On Friday night Michael T. Walsh ot
Long Island City accompanied Margaret smith 10 D
house in Newt hambeIsst and while there ~ fissed
$500 He caused the girls arrest and riltay Jnce
bowling committed her 10 the Toms Yesterlsy Wash
made his appearance before ,e ale and Informed
him that ne d iound sne missing money his clothing
after ne haa r-eurned home. JOAN Neyins bl,es
NeNn "hu safe Paterson were committed lot H'.ins
c-.cr, and beaten him with pewter mugs. J0hh Ia
Alenbach was committed on charge OF having, lh eon
pany With two men named Hart and bIlbdner, .toen
rom the office OF Ensebla Gerales Of Ne. l Macdoagat
ST. property valued at S2l8 John Robmsou. eoored.
was committed iOr having shot In the atn Nm. hcLu'
also eolored. at No. iel Mulberry-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

that ssspyopriety has ever entered the minds
OF Professors or students There OF the latter
speaking every tongue. coming from regions We, ss
Americans, are wont 20 consider unciyized: yet we
have revsr met with anything but civy. and sub
lected to perfect fusllade Of bows from them The
us feel that we have done them q favor when
ask an explanation upon some point not fully com
preleudad
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The Scheidsy CdSe.-Thls case, In whlch Jo-
was charged before Commissioner Osborn with having
smugged 1900 cigars and 1000 pieces OF silk Into this
port has Terminated by the defendant being scIOrbiy
discharged the main witness against him having shown
by hs testimony that he himself had been engaged
s.nnGgB0 LONG and had EN- ped 10 lew
black mai Oh the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
FIRES.
IN MAIDEN-LANH.


On Saturday evening fire was discovered
on the second floor Of the building Nos 81 and SO Maiden
lane running through to Nos l3 and IS Libertys The
upper part OF the building was badly damaged by fire.
and the lower noorsl were flooded with water The
entire building excepting the basement Is occupied by
Messrs Bells Jaques, importers Of willow ware loss
$4,000 fully insured by city companies The basement
was occupied by Messrs Mund0r Suck. as restaurant
and lagerbeer saloon; loss $500; insured The building
"a damaged 10 the amount OF s. 900 insured No SO Is
occupied the first floor and basement by Thomas
Keddle & Co.. dealers In paints and colorS; loss Dy
water $500 insured j. ChristOdoros stock OF hair dyes
was damaged to the amount OF $500 fully insured
Fradellas Co IS stock OF vermice damaged to the
extent Of $500 insured.
IN WALKER-ST.
Messrs Asher g. Reddick's mandatory OF
waterfalls and switches, the third floor OF No Is
walker.st., damaged by fire on Saturday to the
amount OF s9OO insured for l,450 Henry Frledmanns
stock Of fancy goods, the second hoor was damaged
81 900; fully insured Tho building was damaged tJOO
IN CANAL-sT.
A. Rosenburg's Empire Hair Works, at No.
800 Canast running through to No Gs Lispenard-st'
was damaged By fire on Saturday to the amount OF $1,000
insured
IN BROADWAY.
Wm Spence's hair mandatory, on the third
floor OF No 7s1 Broadway damaged by fire on satur
day evening to the amount Of e2oo.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07

shall not attempt any Judgment on controversy
with which have never kept pace; but don't
think the style of The Qrarteiys attack on sirs.
Stowe is approved any more than her story ABOUT
Lord Byron is now believed to be true. $. w's'
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
UY1rEp srArEs DISTRICT counts sAvkRrrrcr

Petitions and Discharges in BankTaptcy.-Du
ring the week ending the 9Th inst, voluntary petit
tioH in bankruptcy was filed by GrolaRo Donad and
discharges IN bankruptcy were recel lyed by William
French, James Atkins, Sirius scudder, tpseph Barnam.
aud Theodore Karuer
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
THE MURDERER OF MR.. TOWNSEND.

On Saturday Capt. Petty received a letter
which clears the mystery connected with the parent
age and nationality of Reynolds the murderer of Town
send The following is a copy of it,
-v-' CHERRY VALLEY, Feb. 4, 1870
CAPT. JEREMIAH PETTY-Dear Sir: TWO years ago last
May my brother Sylvester Breen left my house, and
week who gave his name Reynolds, also sylvester
Breen and his stating that he has worked IN Cherry Val
II you would be SO kind TO ask him the following
questions and send me his answers you would greatly
First, il lie has a brother named Joseph Breoni
Second, II married or nOti
Fonrte - what house did he live Ia Cherry VaeyI
Fifth, the mans OF bis father and mother and where
sixth, the place where 6s Vas borni
ryon will do this, and excuse Inc Tor uoubiing you,
JOSEPH BRErN, Cherry Valley, Mass.
Capt. Petty went to the Tombs in the evening and n-
terrogated the prisoner. He said: my ugh name Is
Sylvester Breen my fathers name is Patrick Brcen my
mothers name Is Anna Breen; they live In County
Louth, Ireland; know whore Cherry Valley Isl have
Here the officer said that he had a letter frOm his
brother. my God is that sol" exclaimed Breen. "I
hope ha viii not see me. do not know the name OF my
brothers wife. Don't ask me, cannot tell. am not
myself Captain. what win they do with me I" Really
do not know replied tho Captain lyon will doubt.
less have fair trial." Reynolds said II was "a bad
scrape."
THE ROGERS MURDER-ANoTHER LOGAN AR
RESTED
On Saturday afternoon, young woman pass
Ing under the name OF Jennie Steele and for some
time past has lived with person known Edward WI
son. In the tenement l32 Chrystios called atthe Ed
rldge-st. Police Station and made complaint against her
companion for having abused her She added her belief
that he was the murderer OF MIR. Charles Rogers In
front OF his own door In East Thrseentht on tho norn
III confirmation of this statement she declared that
Per eompanion's real name was Peter Logan, ,nat ne
stabblns of man Ia ftont VI hshst0op house eaty
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
sURRoGATE's coURr-.NEw.YoRK COUSIN.

Before Surrogate Hutckings. the past
week letters Of administration have been granted the
estates Of the following named persons George Cook
John lIassett, Patrick j. HessoH, Tompkns 5.Felows,
ard Mira Oddone.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
COURT CAlENDARs-lnns DAY

srPSExE couAT-srsciAL TsRS-rhe cutie easaiar "h
called
OYER AND TsKsISER couKr. CrEccu-PaKrl-@
tcaleu
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE NEW EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWs-THB
BRIDGEWATER ELECTION COMMISSIONERS
AND THE COURT OF QUEENS BENCH-THE
QUARTERLY REVIEW AND THE BYRON
SCANDAL.
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