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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-23
AUcTIoN.
A Bargain for Somebody.

WE WILL SELL At PuBLIIo, AUCTION.
w 10 the highest bidder, without any re-
serve, desirable thTee-story
Brick Dwelling House,
and the lot on which il stands. being 5oxl02
feet Of ground. known as No. =, on south
tide or Adams street, just east Of the bayou.
Sale will take place al u o'clock, on
Saturday, 9Th Gay Of January, 1879,
on the southwest corner Of Madison and
Main streets. Memphis. Tenn. -
Terms-One-f fourth cash; balance in ., Y
and - months; deferred payments 70 bear
per cent Interest, and lien rstsinedi~,
=. McDANlII.
Ex'r estate Q. e. Atkilson aec'd.
rxsr ostaie JOhn TrirF, deed,
nyKOHTHECHT 4 CHAfI, Att1rneyt-
SO Nm. A.. NhhA',
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-23
sPEoTAcLEs.
Watches and Spectacles.

nor YEARS I HAVE BEEN ENGAGED
n almost entirely In the Speetaeie trade.
Have introduced a style Of Spectacles far SUI
psrior 10 any In this market. yet thres-foarths
Of the people continue 10 buy the old style
knuckle-jointed Spectacles, Influenced by
false pretences aud humbug advertisements.
So great Il the influence Of humbugEery on
this subject that even respectable jewelers.
have resorted 70 It. Come and look az the
real IMPROVED SPBCTACLKS, At liS,f
Mar street. Also, the best Of Watches
can be bought here At low prices. -.
Qi-e8 Il u. NQEl..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-23
CITY TRANSFER.
Memphis City Transfer Company


r,op THE GREATER CONVENIENCE OF
HE Suriness public We have opened an
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-12-23

Orders len at No. ? Court rtrset. OF At No.
Main street Memphis and Ohio railroad de-
S ,;sl e is5 ,s sss ssassr' foSTAiNE,
r-I0l Superintendent.
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saioon With bis wifes money He has been twice ar
rested for sbamefully treating his second wife.

MADISON The iewelry store Of II. c. Milford was
robbed recently oil goods valued at nearly $1,000 men
retta Rowers. Mr. MufOrds housekecper, has been ar
rested on suspicion OF having committed the roDDerS
was said that she had previously attempted 70 op ~.
the assistance known burglars, OF whom VIII o
tfy that she made proposalto him for robpins inc
MoNTcIArR-This town has decided TO give N,.V "
ward the support Of High School for the heAt
CAMpEN-It cost only $500 TO run the Cl Maze
ment during March. The city has S5 ZOO inhap' ,-r,.
RosELLE-Dr Ferris, ex-Chancellor OF New io'A
yersty, ia about TO remove to this place -. o,,ernp
CAPE MAYA New-York COMPANY 70 resv a hundred
acres OF land having been pureihl,aosesomr iis oil
that purpose. The plant is valuaplo ioi 80 and be,ov
TRENToNhe Deaw srter with the coming up OF the
saSG f{ The fisheries are therefore not paying ,os resigned
PRINcEToN-Mlss, mSnntionary Department OF Vassar
6eT charge u lecture next Monday evening
A." Woman's Abilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29
JAnpeuneemenps
wu,roovR,s ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.

Tur LARGEST WORKSHOP OF THE BODY IS
r,vxn WHOSE OFFICE WITHDRAW rHs BILE PROM InB
oop uHHS NOT ACT TIE SKIN As
,rrrs YELLOW APPEARANCE GENERALLY SICK HEADACHE
AIT. m WITH sESsAToSs COLD HANDS AND FERr 40
conpARp WITH Loss The SYSTEM BEooSE ctooekp
TIE MACHINERY Work BOTH MIND AND BODY
ARR poRDKRHD BECOMING CROSS AND TRH7ru
nSpe YAULT THEM To ANT PERSON
THIS CONDITION. JAISB sAArvS Pills ARR RroOxxENDEp
BIT rHRR sr1xu1AT1Se ACTION LIVER REcovEh III
HEALTHY TONE AND ENABLED TO PrScoxL
CorrExKs Is cuREp AND ALL rua AeGRAv4rxo
BiLlousSRss REMOVED. SOLD RvERIwHKRA
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PROMINENT ARRIylI,s.

Fifth-ave, Hotel-Murat Halstead OF The DIN.
einadti Commercial Col Thomas A. Scott President OF
fbe Union Pacific Railroad Co., the Hon. j. II. Hum
phrey OF Albany, the Hon. W. ID. Bishop OF Conneeueu
and Prof. II. G. Eastman OF Poughkeepsie: - Hons
man House-Deputy Acknowledgement Hammond OF
Albany. 49, St. Nicholas Hotel-Senator r. W. Hteh-
cock and J. J. L. c. Jewet Of Nebraska exoy. carney a
of Kansas the Hon. j. NJ. Scoyel of New-Jersey, the
Hon. II. s Croker OF California, and j. H. Dayey OF
Iowa s= Astor HOuse-The Hon. G. A. Eldrldge M,
a.. OF Wisconsin, - Gilsey House-Ex- Con gresham
IIart of Rochester 80 Grand Central Hote-Ex-Con
gresham t. A. Jenekes Of Rhode Island
DEPARTURES
Mr. Baltazzi, Turkish Charge dAfaires, and MI.
NOr the japanese Minister left this city yesterday ior
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

ACADEMY OF DEsIGN.-Many beautiful tot
tes were visible opening the National Academy Of Degp on
Wednesday night Many gentlemen also noticeable for the beauty
which had ocouse been secured Of KSor No
22 Broadway this SOLITARY fact which added grace to the pro-
eeedngs and Frightened the entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

"Medical Common Sense ~ Angeles Turk
h Baths Lexington TNentyb heahu refreshing strengthen
Ing, and luxurious
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HOME NEWS.

TIKI wBATFiBR
vxw.Ycnx REM Bar WsNd Bour Iber Bar WA
~ "a sso 2a9e n r. April as $50 1882 \.
NP SOC 293N. r. $50 1890 N.
So 1888 n. T. IL 52o 29.S5 N. N X
RKMARKs.-Apr IS, 1s1o-Thermometer at a. w., 90;
n n ru,, 7po; IL p. M, $40.
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ABSOLUTE NoN-FoRrE1rURE OF ALL Poll

ABSOLUTE NON-FORFEITURE OF ALL POLL
oIE ) ANNUAL PAYxEsTIbe following an extract
from Policy;
er two premiums shall Rave been paid this Policy shsl
OF premium bot shall continue in force Tor me
fun sount all belonging the assured IN The
hands Company the time Of the uonpamnt shall have eel
exhausted; assured shah elect he may receive pduI
Policy for equitable amount the Company will purchase his Foy
for a fair value.
Notice must be given from the fine when such
shall due the choice OF the three plans above
mentioned II notice 10 gwen padup Policy S be Issued AMI
the original policy cancelled"
This contract can be offered By any Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

"Verdict of the People,m That Sutton's Cir
euatng Library 29 East Seventeenth worthy universal patronage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

PHYSIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily at 3S9
Broadway showing talents defects and best pursuits pointed out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

Experience warrants us in recommending
Hans VEGETABLE sCiLlAs HAIR REVIEWER remedy 10
gray hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

VERMONT SPRING WATER-The best remedy
SoToous Kidney diseases See pamphlets
W. II. SCHIPYKLIN Co., l7C william ST, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 FultOn-st, New-York, is
the best place 10 reliable DIAsOSD ehOs JEw
KLRY and STERLING BsGLsH SLyKRwARK. Diamonds speciality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29
STATEN ISLAND
EW-JERSkN.

RICuNOND.-The Board of Supervisors elect
ed Geo. NJ Eli, Police Commissioners, Yesterday 70 fiji
the place OF 4. c. wood, whose term had expired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

The Burglar who was caught through the
agency HoLxEs burglar ALARM TELRGRAPH IN tie honse Of
Heiser seoOndst and who YESTERDAY by
Bedford FOR years saTi be should nave
listened for the Alarm Bel and m instantly BAD for the business 70 be
W.u e. HOLAEs, MuTTay-kL
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WEsrCuEsTER COUNTY.

MOREIsAVIA.-The brewers made and sold 73,-
SIS barrels O, laselbeer in 1870 and 9o6jon 1871
OF a row OF tenement houses situated on Rverdae-aye
Yonkers was discovered fire about II o'clock on
Thurslay le4t. Most OF the occupants or the buildings
in Bel the Time and the alarm created the great
est eyct n. amongst them, several escaping ION The
' M - U 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

BEIIrORT-A number Of oyster dealers were arrested,
yesterday for dredging oysters in the DarbOr for several
DAYS They proved be New-England men, and the
severest penalty is 10 be meed out to them They had
taken thousands Of bushels Of oysters Long Island
hes been Included IN the bin Authorizing the Secretary Of
The Treasury 10 expend S2CO0O in providing appliances
saving life The NewJersey coast The apprOpTla
III. will a ava ni tip /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

JERSEY CTY.-AbOut 200 passengers, who
arrive here every night Eric Railway express train
No p detained quarter OF an hour waiting for the
ferry boat. Mrs. Atkinson Of MOnmOuth-s gave birth
90 four live CHILDREN yesterday who, with their mother
are doing well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

for Ladies Gentlemen Bos Cbren The largest assortment Of
fue yoIk ~ the city prices NEW STORE, NEw STILES
Books SIS Btoatway opposite metropolitan Hotel
New Store, l,ly5 Broadway, IBeDty-nlBtl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29
BROOKLYN.

Leut-C0l. Ed. ROehr has been promoted to
the COouelcy of the Thirty-second Regiment.
The Board of Health will hold meeting on
Monday evening 10 investigate Mr. Berghs complaints
against the Eastern District cattle pens
new four-stOry marble building, As feet by
90 hasiust been completed Atlantic and Clinton SITS,
for the south Brooklyn Bank. 1t cost Sl65,OJA
The heavy rains have again put the Bushwick
cattle pens i'm horrible condition OF mry filth, in which
the poor creatures stand wade dcOnsolately await
ing deivcrance through slaughter.
The Rev. Henry Martyr Scudder, ID. d.
was formally installed as pastor Of the Central Congre
f-atonal Church in OmOnd-place, Thursday evening
Tie charge to the pastor delivered by the Rev. H. NJ
6toTIs j.. D.. and The preached by the Rev
Merrill Richardson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29
NETWORK CITY.

The Chatham-st bagnios lately closed by the
Police were open again, and in full operation last night
The total contributions to the German Relief
Fund. received at the North German Consulate In TINS
city, amount TO S42,09l A.
The 25 men and the ropes lately engaged IN
Che extraction of small stump identified with the SOL
Of the City Hall Park have been successful
A curious collection of paintings on copper
snlad with pearl, recently imported from 80
was sold at auction last evening by LeS'i'' " wv
Clinton Hall. L. o,1l
The Harbor Commissioners fnteno 10 pun
M next Monday all the shadpoies along tne snol
Staten Island and NewJersey, except thoSe !ANs ~ ~
sect Of wytcr at low tide. r. - No.
The Staten Island Clubhouse OF Vne NoN-
vo Yacht Club was sold at auction yesterday 10 FREQ
- - Gov ana 100 which is said TO be about one-hah
A. the ORIGINAL cost 1t is mortgaged Tor slo'Vo"
Tho buildings and parts of buildings taken
- arr commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment for
the widening Of RObnson from Gnq W 70 o wes were
One hundred and fifty labOrers, beside 81
asons and stonecutters employed on the Washing
tonsouare improvement. s. H. IngersO the contractor
for tie patent pavement laying In the square, receives
o. so per yard.
A Nassau-st. dealer in obscene photographs
has the sudacty to distribute his circulars boldly in the
Railways of respectable people The police can obtain
Que Of the circulars giving name and address, oy Gaining
al THE TRIBUNE ONCE
The devil has made his appearance at last
rs street sign Ataxidermst in Williamst has hoised
a hideous eigy of the fend The body is formed Of a
stuffed besrskn; the is apparently carved IN Wool
and is painted black; ana the horns and tall are as
demon-like be imagined.
The charges against the Rev. F. W. Gels
seupainer the aged pastor Of st. Pauls Lutheran
Church. are Indignantly denied in card issued by his
son which forth that the father, who is man OF
wealth advanced $4,000 toward the cost OF the Lutheran
6,emetcrv, and that ne has been actuatcd solely Dy
benevolent motives in all that he has ever done III that
connection.
The importers Of perfumery are said to com
plain OF recent ruling by Commissioner Peasonton re-
curing them, in opening imported packages, TO alx an
internal Revenue stamp to each bottle HeretoIore,
they been allowed to sell the smaller packages s
received without opening Them leaving the retailers 10
stamp them. The importers, it is anticipated, VIII con
test the decision Of the Commissioner.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict yes
terday AGAINST VIM Foster, the rufan who murderousy
assaulted Avery D. Putnam Of No. Cotage-piace, on
"Wednesday evening as the latter eavi ng Broad
way car. Alderman Plunkett OF the FIJI ty-nlnth-st
Court who committed Foster 10 the Police station, re-
fused to recognize the CorOners commitment OF the prs
oper 10 the T9mh, and insisted on holding him 10 await
the result Of his victims injuries Mr. Putnams condl
zion hast evening very critical His VIE ana flelds
have been constant their attendance on him since ms
removal 10 ST. Lakes Hospital the evening OF the as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29

HOBOKEE-The Delaware, Iackavanna Western Il.
T. CO. Is making arrangements % between this place
and OswCGO two fast express trains each way daily.
They will stop only at the important towns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-29
LONG ISLAND.

FLUsHING.-A wife with two husbands, one
OF whom has two wives Is an object Of interest here.
LITTLE NTCK.-Nirs. Charles Anderson while driving
by Nltchel's mill yesterday was terribly injured by
ncr horse becoming frightened at the waterwheol and
backing of the bridge into the mil-pond. The horse
drowned.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14
RELIGIOUS.

Ed. CoURIER.-Ihe third annual meet
ing OF the Sacramento River Baptist Asso
citation was held at Millville, September
18th, Both and October I'd. The meeting
OF the Association was well attended and
paternal love and harmony characterized
the various sessions. Able and interesting
sermons were preached by Revs Reese
Post, Brooks, Cartwright, Davis, Doom
Johuson. aud Waller.
In 1869 this Associstion was formed
with tbree churches, one ordained min ster
aud thirty odd members. Now we report
thirteen churches, twelve rdained minis
tiers, and two hundred and sixty members
Flfty-one persons were bapti ed during the
past year. The church at Millville is the
largest, numbering eighty-nine members.
The Association will meet next year at
Loyalton, Sierra county, and Rev. j. d.
johnson will preach the Introductory ser
mon aud Rev. E. Waller is to write the
Circular letter.
Rev. A. j. Cummings was chosen Mis-.
sionary to labor wit. in the bounds Of the
Associations, and when endorsed by the
Baptist Home Mission Board at New York
(whence half his support oomes) he will
begin his work for the coming year.
w. S. KIDDER.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14
Carr rssE.IN CuIcAGo-A terrible

GREAT FsRE,IN CHIcAGo.-A terrible
eonfagra'icn has laid the city of Chicago
in ashes, sweeping away entire blocks of
buildings, and accompanied by great loss
of life The damage by the flames is im-
mense-one dispatch setting the figures as
high as five hundred millions of dollars.
This estimate is undoubtedly too great,
but the smallest figure named, one hund
red and fifty millions, is indicative of the
extent of the destruction. The entire
business portion of the city including the.
banks, newspaper offices, all the leading
hotels ndigreat mercantile establishments
has been destroyed. The Fire Depart
ment was utterly unable to check the pro-
gress of the flames, and the steam fire en-
gines of Milwaukee and all other places
within a radius of three hundred, miles
were sent for by telegraph, bnt although
they responded promptly to the Summons,
it was beyond their power to stay the pro-
gress OF the destroying element. Over
one hundred thousand persons are render
ed houseless and homeless, and much suf
fering will follow unless relief is speedily
sent them. In the Eastern and Western
cities steps were being taken to forward
supplies of money and provisions to the
to the sufferers. 1t is thought that many
Of the leading insurance offices will be in
volved in financial ruin by the calamity.
Would it not be we'll for the citizens of
Shasta to contribute their mite toward re-
llev'ng the suffering inhabitants of the
destroyed city?
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14
A WORD TO OUR FRIENDs.-We have

A WORD TO OUR FRIENDs.-We have
heretofore through the COURIER, asked
those who reside in the different portions
of the county TO communicate to us any
thing ofinterest which may transpire under
their observation There is nothing which
is read more eagerly than those matters
which pertain to persons and localities
which we know, and there are but few
places in the county but could furnish one
or more items of interest every week. We
aim to make the COURIER a faithful rec
ord of local news and to this end once more
ask our friends to aid us by keeping us
"posted in whatever happens, Send US
the facts and we will put them in shape.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14
THE LATE Mrs. GRorEFEND.-Th

THE LATE Mrs. GROTEFEND.-The
remains of Mrs. .. NJ. Grotefend were
followed to their last resting place on Sun
day afternoon, by large concourse OF
citizens. Deceased was mother of August
and Charles Grotefeud, of this place, and
had attained the ripe old age Of eighty
three years. She was native of Germany
but had lived 10 Shasta for the last eighteen
years She had been, ia the enjoyment of
good health until three days before death,
in. fact on the Wednesday previous had
called on several Of her acquaintances, but
was shortly after attacked BY paralysis and
died on Saturday. Thus one by one, the
early settlers of our little town pass "intc
the valley of the shadow"
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14
YOUTHFUL NIMRops.-Mss,er sJone
w. s. KIDDER

YOUTHFUL LNIMRops-Master sIones,
aged II years, and Master, NJ cDonald, aged
9 years, went out huRtiBg near Whisky
town last week, and in their peregrinations
came across q bear and two cubs. The
young hunters stood their ground, and
drawing bead" on Old Bruin brought
her to the dust. The cubs took to the
brash and escaped while the youthful MIN
rods went for assistance to secure their
prize.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

THE ESCAPED STAGE ROBBERS
From the Yrel Journal. of Oct lth, we
learn that the names of the parties concern
ed in the late stage robbery who re yet at
large are Scotch Ned, alias Sam. Tompson,
formerly teamster in that section and well
known in Pit River Valley, ano her well
known at Colusa as Bill ugitt, while the
third is called "Pawpaw," bis residence
not known
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

SELEucIUs Garfelde, the eloquent
speaker who represents Washington Terri
tory In. Congress, has lost is voice from
bronchial affection Gar6elde was an ora
tor in the highest sense of the term, aud
his speech at this place in behalf of Re-
publican principles in 1868, will be re-
membered with pleasure by our citizens
1t is to be hoped that his affection will be
only temporary.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14
SHASTA TOWN SITE.

HAvING RECEIVED THE PATENT FOR
Ill the Town site of Shasta. hereby inform all
parties Interested that will be at the Shasta Land
Office. Wednesday, November sth, to receive the
pay for and give deeds to al parties emit led Also
hat all lots paid for before December 9, 1871,
will ON that day ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ be sold to the
highest bidder for cash in hand in gold coin.
C. C. BUSH. County Jsdgs.
Acting for the citizens Of said TsHA ste.
Shasta, osk ID, ls7A
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

OHIo ELEcTIoN-Returns from the
election which was held in Ohio on Tues
day indicate the choice of Noyes, Repub-
lican candidate for Governor, by $4,000
majority. The Republicans also claim a
majority Of the legislature.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14
Some time since the Vallejo Recorder

Some time since the Vallejo Recorder
made meDtien of company of citizens Of
that place, who intended to purchase tract
Of land, divide it into forty-acre farms and
form society on the community principle
! he agent OF the company was reported to
have selected lands in Shasta county as the
site of the proposed Company. Since then
we have heard nothing about it. las the
undertaking fallen through
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

Arrest that terrible Catarrh, and thus
avoid consumptive's grave by using DR..
Sage's Cafarrh Remedy. TIE proprietor
will pay $500 reward for case be cannot
cure. Slid by druggists. or send sixty cents
to I,r. r. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y, and
receive it by mail. Pamphler sent free.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

Two men were shot and others led of
with ropes around their necks. having been
caught in the act Of setting fires in those
parts Of Chicago which had escaped un-
scathed Speedy justice.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14
SCHOOL NOTICE.

The Intermediate, Primary and Colorea schools
of Shasta School district will open on Monday the
23d day of October 1871. As soon AS a teacher is
obtained for the Grammar Department, notice
will be given OF the time of opening the same.
By order Of the Trustees.
JNO. S. FOLLANSBTE Clerk
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

LFLAND Stamford heads the list of SUBJ
scribers to the Chicago relief fund from
Sacramento city, with $4,000 Other
citizens contributed enough to swell the
amount to $4,000, and coin draft for
that sum was forwarded to the Mayor Of
Chicago ut once.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

PosTPoNED.-The risoners Cullen and
Grant, we're brought before Justice Knox
on Wednesday, for preliminary examina-
tion. On motion of prisoners counsel, j.
w. Brackett, the examination was post
poued until Saturday, Oct. 2lst.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

GREENBACKs LOsT.-Government will
be perhaps the only gamer by the Chicago
fire. Millions of dollars worth of green
backs which cannot be legally replaced,
are said to have been destroyed.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

loo. F.-Ibe N. G. of Shasta Lodge,
No. 81. requests full attendance OF the
members of the Lodge on Monday evening
next, as business Of importance will come
before the Lodge.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

FROM HAZEL C6KEK.-S +. South
ern came in town on Wednesday from
Hazel Greek, bringing indoubted evidence
that the mines of that section are s'giving
out," in the shapeof some wellflled purses
ofgold dust and number of nice speci-
mems.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

LECTURE Mr.. Carberry and son will
give an Astronomical exhibition and Lee
ture at Charter Oak Hall, on Monday
evening next.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14
NOTICE.

TIE following rs description of the animals
taken from the stage robbers by Under Sheriff
Jackson and party:
Small dark bay mare mule, star on forehead,
brand E on left hip iron gray geding, brand
c on left hip. l34 hands high fieabtten gray
gedng, brand of diamond and connected on lefi
hip bay gelding, small white spot forehead,
brand on left hip EOI closely connected. l4I
hands high; dark bay gelding, brand left hip
q I. lett hind foot white, II hands high ; sorrel
geld ny, white spot forehead. brand W on
left shoulder. white hind feet, II hands high.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

Hon. j. r. Buckbee, member of the
legislature from Plumas county in 1867,
has become insane from soiteniDg of the
brain. He was man of great ability.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

VoLuNTINE is moving into his new store.
1t is much larger and more commodious
than the old stand.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

AN ELECTION riot occurred in Phila-
delphia on Tuesday, in which four men
we're killed and twenty FIVE wounded.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

PENsYLvANIA goes Republicans By 10,
600, and has a working Republican ma
jority in both branches of the Legislature.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

DANIEL IDE. pioneer of Tehama county
died on the 9th inst, at Ids's bottom.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

IsAAcs is at San Francisco, buying
goods for the winter trade He will be
back next week.
The Shasta courier., 1871-10-14

REMEMBER-Reue enber the School
Book swindle and the arthor OF it when
You make out your ticket next Wednesday.
Vote for Bolanler.