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STEAMBOAT LINES.

A ECH0R LINE STEAMERS
"A SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
CRDAY TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Calling at Londonderry to land d ais Passengers
The steamers Of this fayorite line are bsilt ex
pressly Tor the Atlantic passenger trade. <.AAnA
and ntted up In every respect with ell the<G&R&S
modern improvements calculated to in -
sure the safety, comfort, and convenience of pas.
sengers.
PASSAGE Rates. Payable IN CBrrssrr,
10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL and LONDON
nm. DERBY:
rfst Cabin, S65 and s75 acc rdisg to location
Cabin Return Tickets. s 10, securing bsst accom-,
modatlons InteImediats, SIS; stoerase, SIS. Par.
es sending for their friends in the Old Country can
purchase tickets At reduced rates For further per
Tenlsrs apply TO HENDERSON, BkQTHERs,
s poshHg ITesni y or 70 ShITH. 40h Pa
iDgton, d. O. mh1 Sms
FOB MOUNT VERNON.
The Steamer ARROW, CsNtain Thomas Stack.
i ssiisi I IS; +
NON, touching At Alexandria, Forts tsote and
Washington, Marshal Hall, Maryland, White
House, and lone, Virginia. returning to the city Of
&p.m. JAS. SYKES, Gent eupr,
fe6st 0hne-Willard's Hotel.
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RT LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneer,.
u Successors 10 Cooper EAtimer
eouthweH corner Penn o avenue and llth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE RsICK.
SILIAbLh FOB STORESOOM, AND DWELr
bhtrnG Atp LOT ON N0RTHwEsT CeREER

LING AND LOT. on NORTH WEsT CeaSEs
OE a. AND STREETS, ISLAND
~ BY virtue Of deed OF trust - me, the IN
E. dsrsigned dated March 81. 1870, and duly re-
,corded in Liber tu9, folio $50 OF the land
records Tor Washington county, ID. o., and o. the
request, in writing. OF the holder Of the note se,
cured thereby, will sell at public auction In iron,
OF the premises: on THURSDAY, the 9th day OF
April, a. ID. lBl, AZ 3T O'Clock D. m Lot mn !.
bered orty eight, 49, in David L. Morrison o sub.
division OF ORIGINAL lots ons, H. two, a. three 80
snd four; a. in Square numbered Ave hundred
tSV,, In the CITY OF Washington, District Of Coium
bla, improved by substantial two story Brick
DTelIng. with hal, water, gas. good oellsr, &c.
Terms One third cash: residue iu one two and
three years. with ten cent interest, secured by
deed oftru Convey ancing and stamps at cost Of
purchaser. SlC0 down on day OF sale. II terms Of
sale are not Conn piled with IN fre DAYS after sale
the Trustee reserves the right TO resell at cost and
risk ofdetaulting purchaser.
wM y. aOLTZMAS, Trustee
ms LATIMER-6 CLEART, Auct'r,
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RY LATlMER eLEARY Auetioneers,

Sou'h"est SVib L enAsyIfanlA avenue and llfh 81
TRUsTEEs SALE OF I'M pRovED REAL Is
T&E I x AN ib $ A sTaE iFr STREETS BE
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, dated August
10 al oi nH So rscGIa sl ~ sell hi Ss Nos
IA me lIth day OF Arr ISL, at ; O'Clock ,
square AZ The part Of lot commences 80 feet from
street on 9TH strest runs south IS feet, has depth
and will be soIi separately from the part Of 10,
ne patt o. Let trons 40 feet on sth street, and
AFTER the sale OF the lot ON eth street.
Terms One third of the purchase money cash, and
months, with Interest to be secured by am i Of II
trust on thn premises sold. 100 down at the close
ers cost. II the terms Of sale are not eSmpiis,
with within six DAYS after the day Of sale the trus
rsk aud cost Of the psrebsap Sale p1. se
sS5aw LATPMER J1SS LIi IES'i sno,,
RY LATIMEh OLEAKf, Aoct,oneer.,
~ Successors u Cooper n Latimer,I
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Lth strss,
EXECUTORS SALE OF PERSONAL PROP.
EBTf.
@ Disfrict OF Colnmbis, holding a s ., aaI
nav tern wi Il sell AZ PUBLIC AUCTION; on FRI
April, A Isl, at the uortbsast corner Of YER r,
m miI avenue and street the residence Of James
ceased, consisting Of BousrSSid and itch N Fas.
Guvsf oa9psps csaq,p a Pane Stool
Beds and Other articles tsonsias to s.ss.
house. - " ~
VIM. JOHN MILLER. Executor.
mb3ld LATlMER CLEARY, Aucts
by WILLIAM L. WALL co, Aucti0neers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos 500 and 900 cor. Penna ave and 9th AZ
ia Gordon and wife to John McPhsrson. "a.
Lcorded in Liber COZ, folio Se4, Of the land re-
eSGai Gs vail .e i .h .
o. April, ISL At = o'clock. on the premises, at
said deed. to wit-Lot IL, in square leo, Improved
by four three story Frame Dwelling Houses, Nos
D. o, and =, on 18th street west, between l. and
Terms: One third cash; the balance in one and two
years. By purchasers notes and deed OF trust
OH the premises Conveyapcing and stamps at pur.
chasert cost. deposit of $50 will be equired as
soon as sold.
JOHN D. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
mill ". l.. WALL q 90, Aucts.
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g. non ~ 81 900 TO LeAE. or to place
ST'I>biiF o., paying ST. legitimate business
State ra-,s, D. sss, and ieCatl0ns XII \. ls4-n
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DRoPOsALs FOB SEA WALL.

06sos Of Ssperinsendsaf AVID fsspecto7 az SS,-ersl
Cdrrtdsetcdss. dsd fooftcGgs. y
CRY Hall, Wask.Hgtoa. ~ C., March y l1I \
PROPOSALS will be received e the Mayors once,
City Hall until "A. AtRI 9th Isl ,eor buildings
ipgton canal wall. west side.J and in line With
said canal wall about one hundred feet 10 tbs eiRe
Of the channel in the Eastern Branch, thence down
said chsonel, or on the line Of Georgia avenne, aud
the Intersection OF said yenue aud chsnn mel with
square numbered 7g. being about one and q hall
sannres long and being on the ssuhfront Of square
numbered Too, The wall win be built upon pilee
yheneyer needed and The Top Of the coping win Be
about hve feet above high water mark. The wall
will be hve feet in width the bottom, ana three
feet at the top. Bidders will state the price per
perch for the wall and Der nsal foot for the piles,
beams, &c, that may be required The plan and
specifications Be seen this once between the
hours OF 10 .. N. and .. .. m
m1-td Superintendent, inspector. 80.
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pF GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner 7th and d strests,

GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATERfALS
%S AT THE TBEAsURY EXTENSION
EAT URDAY, April sth, AT % O'Clock sbai,
sell the following articles
One shop 10 feet By Is feet and two stories high
Seyeral lots Old Lumber
Several lots Old Iron
D. J. ABBOT, Assistant Superintendent.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
sp5 u IhepAChron ST. Auetiopeers.
by LATlMER CLEARY, Auotioneers,
- Successors to Cooper d Lstimer,D
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II D.. MARSHALS SALE or SCHOONER
- .ANhE ELIZA; HEk TACKLE, APPAREL
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. $40, southeast corner 7th and d sts
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY TAUu.
TInN

RA ubyviftte OF deed OF tr ust dated beptember
Ia. 20, 1859, and duly recorded in Liber T and h ,
6Ho: IL, folio %, &c, one of the hand records
Tor Washington county, in the District of Oou nbis
18th day Of April, lSal at O'Clock p. M, eli that
piece or parcel Of ground lying and being in Wash
20 the said part OF said lot being ths western part
thereof, having front OF pineteen feet on north
street, and running back with even width seventy
Dwelling.
T. rms One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months on notes with interest secured by deed OF
trust on the property. Stamps and cenveysncing ct
properly 10 struck off, III the terms com piled
70 ras~' tha r ~, ussSe IeseLsss toe tight
iaultng purchaser q Advertising it for Eve days in
ID. p DARNEtLLE, Trustees
sp3 IL 0RHEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


HI 0RkKA WILLIAMS, Auessosesr,,
II Southeast c0rner I'm end streets.
rXRsI GLASS STOCK or SUGARS. ooFFsss
T1As,sPlCks, NOLAssIS. YfHEG AR,
AAoKEREL, HIRRIKG, BAtON, WouDrN
MAk1. CkOCkkR1. WILLOW WARE GAS
kRplIs. sOAlEs. TIA CADDIEs, SHELLY
40 On THCRspAT, the sth inSsnt. II 10
fociock q N we shall sell our arctlou
Eooms the above nsmsd stock. o. the goods
have been moved 20 our store on account q;
OF dealers to the above sac the s..ek IL fresh
Terms cash. GREEN a WILLIAas.
-ees-d 6epl Aaetioneec,.
Rf GREEE q WILLIAMS, Auctten sers, :
H 3l1 Southeast corner OF Tth and D SITS
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRoyEp PROPERTY
AT ACCTiSN.
- BY virtue OF deed of trur bearing date
r.: March Sfn lNp, s1d duly records 81 in the Land
Hrecorcs OF We shinzton County. in fiber 6l5
thereby will sell at public auction. the prem,
i,es, on MONDAY, April Sd. at Z o'clock .. N, al
being lot lettered n )" in Munson .ubdrision Of
being no. 232, on street n W
Iefne one af cash: balance In and u n tbs
upon notes ured by deed OF the property
rearing Interest Slto down when the property l.
suueknn stamps and convey anoing at purc nassr's
days the trustee reserves the right 20 resell Al pur
chaser . risS aud cost.
mhss-dt, oRstAs PssE E,Erisss Tf ,,:
- THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoID.RLY
PUsTPONED until TRURSDAY, Anil 9th, III.
at the same hour and piace
sp2 dts GREEN WILLIAMS, AUc:s
a n
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DBoPosALs FOR GRADING AMI GRAVEL
L ING WAITE sTREKT sol INVEST

DBOPOSALS FOR GBADIHG AMI CRAWL
l. ING WAITE sTREKT sol INVEST
MAYOR OFFICE. OfTY HAITI. Z
WASHINGTON, ID. q. April I, ISL
Proposals will DO received AZ this once untii IL
O'CLOCK N, APRlL III, 1871, for grading and gray
eiirg water street, from Seventh - street south
west.
Bidders viii be required 70 state tbs price per
cubic yard Ton grading, snd per square ys-t TOP
RrsveaiDg. The grading to be measured for e1ca
WALTON or embsnk ment, whichever measures most
but not for both Tie urplus earth 10 be deposted
wherever the WARD CoHmissioner may direct.
The gravel 10 be Of good quality and free from
stones OF improper size. 20 be nine Inches .Ap IN
the centre OF the street and fapArpg 20 Fnur
rolled.
Each bid mus be accompanied 10y written guar
antee ~ responsible party known % De sach that
II the bid Is accepted the Dicder Will at on e sn;sr
into contract in due form, sRd execute the work in
accordance herewith
The rig ut is reserved u react any aud all bids
aps-td n q. EMEhY, MAyur.
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ENGINHER OFFICE,

ENGIkEER OFFICE.
4. IatrG SfoTs CHg0n bdSt Bup'fiHE
FGystrs Stree, Hs7 CigvleS,
bALIINDPE, n March - 1911
Proposals srei ,vited for eNcsSsting channel IA
the j. mes river at the ROskstts, usar Richm nd
Va. PropOsslst TO be Sealsf ~ dKpfiogfs. fOrssg
or oFtStts and accom- panied b. copy Of this adxsr
usement VIII be received until noon OF APs.r 20th
81, and will be opened in ten minutes thereafter
present.
The material 10 be removed is rock 10 beds and
bouders- The channel is not to exceed 80 foe. IN
width or Is feet IN depth ST mean high water The
locality Is shelteres The tide rises shout - fast
Forms OF proposals. and sny desired ,Drm stoa To
b. had on application At this once.
The right TO REJECT any bid 10 reserved.
WM p. CRAIGHILL.
m2'-6t MAJOR OF Engineers q = A.
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DROPOSALs FOB GRAZING AND CRAWL
ING NEW JERSEY AVENUE

II INV VI W JE hSEI ANhNUk
MAJORS OFFICE, OirY Hall.
WARRINGTON. l.. q April 1, ISI.t
Pro posi- ais viii be recely. & the ID syor once
City Hall, until IL m, APRfL 4, IS7l, Tor Grazing
and SraveIlnR New jersey Avenue. from New York
~ enue TO Boundary street Bidders will state fhe
price per cubic yard for grading. and Per slrare
yard for gravtliDg. the grading be measured ony
one way. either as cutting filling
n Ihe surplus earth e be dsP,sited as the Ward
good quality free from stones Of improper siZs, aud
Siu be nEe inches deep at the center OF the street.
th. same shall have been well rollei
Each bid must be acc panied by the written
guarantee Of responsible party, known 70 be sue
that If the bid shall be accepted the bidder will 81
enter into Contract IN due form aud exeutA .e
work according 10 contract
The Mayor reserves the right to reiec. any ard AL
bids. Zap s-tdI @ xMKRY, N .yor
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE DESIRABLE LOT
AND MARBLE FRONT BUILDING Ar TIE
NORTHWEST CORNEROF Pennsylvania
AVENUE AND 18th STREET.
- By virtue of q decree Of the Su preme Court
ia Of the District Of Columbia, dated February
80 81 loH, passed in cause therein psudi ~,
mo. 22S3, Equity Dc TO- wherein II Hood Re-
plaintiff and II q. FAINT and others are defend ants
and further decree in the same cause passed on
e4th day Of March, ISL the subscTibsrs tru stees
viii CfeT at public auction, at 3 O'Clock on the
afternoon OF THURSDAY, the 27th day of APRIL
Ell, on the premises, that piece parcel OF ground
situated a. the northwest corner OF PENNSYLVANIA
aNeLue ard 1lth street, IN tine city o, Washingtop
d. being part OF lot one, In square number three
but dred aud twenty two described follows:
CCmn nctng tor the same at tbs outheas corner of
said lot and square, running thence north along the
Hue OF 18th street west hundred and four feet
ten inches thence west fOurtee feet thence outb
westvardly 10 q point on the line OF Peunsylvauia
venue twenty feet from said southeast corner of
said tot and square. thence slong said twenty
feet TO the pl.ce OF beginning, being the prop
erty described In a deed from johnson HELEN and
wife 70 Thomas Harvey, dated March Sd, 1866,
recorded In Liber z. n. No. Ii foios All OF SEQ ,
to which reference IS made for amore accurate de
marble front four story building, containing, be
sides the store and basAme Mt, hftesn rooms
Terms OF sale: One NTH cash, (of which 500 will
be required when the prop rty s sold - the balance
in l. 2, and years, with interest. secured by deed
Of trust on the premises. Revenue stamps at coat
of purchaser. as also the OnveysncIng
CLIFTON hELLEN. Trustees.
api-d&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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n b ENGINEER OFFICE
4. Ialyd S'ory ONION Sui B1i15trS.
FoVsug StTest, CIartss,
BALTIMORE, Nd Marco >, 1871.
, proposals are invited Tor dredging a channel
nT0ueh Frederick sburg and Sp0ttswood' = Bars, IA
The bappahsnnook river. Proposals. TO BE- ssalsf,
an dhpitafs, endowed on outside, and scconpaniei
D. COPY OF this advertisement, vii be rec-iVed
until NOON OF APRIL 2-th, ISL, aud III b. % Dad
IN ten minutes thereafter, IN presence OF such bid
dSrs ss n sy wish TO be present.
separate PTop6 So will be also recaire i for renly.
ing one wreck IN Fredeoicksburg bar
The material IL easily removed The cltaunai l.
not TO eNceed so feet in width or fef in dan,b :,
an low water. The locality Is sheltered The
tide rises about two feet.
Forms OF proposal snd any desired information to
be b sd on application at this o9iCs
The right to reject Rny bid Is reserved
WM p. CRAIGHILL.
mig 81 Mao, OF Kn ginaers Al sa
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

LOCAL items this week are powerful
scase" We had some thoughts of having
a boy run over in the street to furnish an
item for this week, then we could contra
diet it next week and thus make another.
If the present dearth of news continues we
shall publish a chapter of the bible which
we imagine will be new to most of our
readers.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

Rev J. B. Hill, of the Methodist de.
nomination, preached in the Union Church
on Sunday evening. Mr.. Hill was a
pioneer preacher of Northern California,
having preached in the streets of Shasta
nineteen years ago. His rememberances
of those days, when Shasta County had
dozen miners where it has now one,
when the Sabbath was the great day for
trading, and all kinds of amusements, are
quite interesting.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

The auction sale at Grant | Taggart's
was we'll attended and things brought a
fair price considering the duh times. Mr.
Taggart informs us that hewill not dispose
of the Weaverville and Shasta Stage line
as first advertised, but will continue to run
it under John Craddock's supervision
This arrangement cannot fail to suit the
travelling public.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04
We coucur:

A few years before the war, gentleman
and his wife rode through Exchange place
Providence and when opposite the Mayors
park the wife exclaimed: "What love-
ly spot that is. ayes" said the husband,
ga monument will be erected there some
day, and my name will be upon it." That
man was afterward colonel in one of the
Rhode Island regiments and fell early in
the war lis prediction has proven true
to the letter
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04
NOTICE.

The following is description of the animals
taken from the stage robbers by Under Sheriff
Jackson and party:
Small dark bay mare mule, star on forehead,
brand J-E on left hip iron-gray gelding, brand
C on left hip, 134 hands high aeabtten gray
gelding, brand of diamond and connected op left
hin bay geldng small white spot on forehead,
brand on left hip E0- closely connected, 144
hands high dark bay gelding, brand on left hip
TT, lett hind foot white, II hands high sorrel
gelding, white spot on forehead, brand W on
left shoulder, white hind feet, IA hands high.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

BALL's FERRY.-It is a little strange
that the vote Of Balls Ferry was not sent
in season to be counted by the board of
-cana assers. Practically it has made no
difference, all the successful candidates
voted for having been elected without tn e
vote Of that precinct. The returns should
have been sent in by mail if no other op-
portunity offered The Republican MAORI
ties were as follows: Rhodes 6, Niles 6,
Bolander s, Hopping 3.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

SACRAMENTO has one man who will, if
he keeps on, gain worldwide reputation
of some sort. At party the other night
he wanted to go home, while his wife
desired to wait for another dance. He at
once persuaded her to go home by placing
a pistol at her head This smacks some
what of the chivalry that exists in back
woods Texas, but the little incident really
occurred last Saturday evening.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

HANGED HIMsELF-Farrel, whom we
chronicled week or two since, as having
been imprisoned for shooting his wife, CON-
mitted suicide by hanging himself with
the linen towed, which he had torn into
strips and tied together to form rope.
A coroners jury returned verdict OF
temporary insanity.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

COUNTY CLERK.-At special meeting
of the Board of Supervisors, called on
Saturday to act upon the resignation of
Grant l Taggart, County Clerk, upon peti-
tion of citizens, NJ s. Babcock was
appointed County Clerk and ex-office Audi
tor and Recorder to fill the vacancy occas-
ioned by such resignation.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

AS we go to press the sky is overcast
and gives good indications of rain. A
heavy storm now, which would enable our
farmers to commence plowing, would be of
ncalculable benefit to the county.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

The best way to get out of difficulty is
not to get into it. Keep we'll, and thus
avoid the necessity of getting well. If you
are troubled with dyspepsia, pain in the
region Of the heart, liver or kidneys, or any
other painful symptoms, the trouble proba-
bly, lies in the vitiated condition of the blood.
Do not wait to confirm the disease, but
remedy, DR.. Walkers California Vinegar
Bitters. 1t has never yet failed in single
instance, unless where vitality has been too
far gone.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

TIN.-The tin mines discovered near
Ogden are pronounced extraordinary. Ex-
perienced Cornish Miners assert that the
discovery will revolutionize the tin trade
of the world.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

ABOUT thirty-fve couples were present
at Mrs Exley's party on Friday night and
if we are permitted to take their words for
it, enjoyed themselves "hugely."
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04
SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING. nov. 4, 1871.


MAJoRITIEs.-The Board of Superyi-
sors met on Monday and canvassed the
election. Returns were received from all
the precincts except Balls Ferry, from
which place no returns were received un-
til the vote had been eanvassed. The vote
aggregates as follows Rhodes, 554, Temple,
Az: majority 81. Niles, $50, Wright,
100; majority 80. Bolander 583, Fitz-
gerald, 4o5; majority, IT'S. County Judge,
Hopping, 593, Bass, 416; majority III.
The vote indicates a healthy Republican
majority in the county, and shows that it
only requires united action upon our part
to keep Shasta in the Republican ranks.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

MADAME Jeal's Circus gave an ex' hi
tion here on Thursday night to sma.
house. Those who attended speak we'll Of
the performers.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

SUPERvIsoRs.-The regular term Of
the Board of Supervisors will be held next
week. E. Anderson will succeed L. Scott
as Supervisor from the Second District
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

PHIL FOSTER, a teamster, was knocked
down and robbed of Sl64 in Main Street,
Red Bluff. We think with the Independ-
ent, that place had better be Incorporated
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

In PosITIoN.-The crowning ornament
of the State Capital, brass ball 80 inches
in diameter. heavily gilded, is now in posi-
ton. 1t stands 320 feet from the ground.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

A dispatch from Trinity Centre to Billy
Pryor, operator at this place, says that a
heavy snow storm is raging at that place.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

THE President has suspended ". Z.
Forbes, Invalid Pension Agent, who is a
defaulter to the time of s25l, 900. We
should have laws which should result in
@suspendiug' such fellows by the neck.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

THE Maryville Standard has the name
of John P. Hale in its list of Senatorial
aspirants Change those initials, A. S.
s., unless you're talking of New Hamp-
shire senators.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

THE President has appointed Thursday,
November Both as day of Thanksgiving.
Undoubtedly Gov. Haight will concur,
unless like Gov Hoffman of New York, he
believes in Estates Rights and appoints
a different day.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

Our young folks have another dance on
the tapis for next Friday evening When
Thanksgiving comes, the old folks will
have a. show.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

NEVADA hunters complain of the scar
city of quail and other small game in that
county. If they II come up this way
can find plenty of ''cinch" if that kind Of
small game will do.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

POSTMASTER Wellendorf, after studying
the subject for about three months, has
chosen recipient for the letter addressed
to "the handsomest girl in Shasta" If the
many sighted fair ones conclude to ''go for
his scalp" we suggest thatthey go for that
of his clerk, also, as particeps crimtRis.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

THE State Elections of New York,
Illinois and other States come off mex
Tuesday
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

Why is good husband ike dough ?
Doughn't you know? Why, its because a
woman needs him
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

IsAAcs has new advertisement this
week, enumerating few of the many arti-
cles for the Fall and Winter trade that he
is in receipt Of Long experience in the
selection Of goods enables him to present
none but the best articles in his line of
trade. Give him call.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

E. F. ALLEN late Sheriff of Trinity
county, was practicing law in Chicago at
the time of the great fire, and lost his
office with it entire contents. We learn
that Mr. Allen was fully insured in a
responsible company.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

THE Telegraph Office here is now in
charge of William A. Pryor Downer,
late operator has gone to Chico.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

A FULL supply of the latest styles Of
ladies' hats, and trimmings can be found at
the store of D. We'll & Bro The sight
of them is enough to make a "sipgle feller"
wish himself the possessor of something
which he could put one of the hats on top
OF.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

SHERIFF Greene gives notice to tax
payers that he will visit the different
Townships for the propose of collecting
the State and county taxes which are now
due and payable. See under head of
"Taxpayers Attention"
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

ANOTHER big blast viii be set off in
Trinity county on Tuesday. This time in
the claims lately owned by R. J. Holmes
at North Fork.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

We hear that John jackson has leased
the Reading grant as a sheel-range.