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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-11

IMMIGRATION AND VIRGINIA LASDs.-A
letter from a highly respectable correspond
ent in Farmyille informs us that num-
Der of immigrants destined for that neigh
borhood have recently left England. The
region of which FaI1nville is the centre has
been selected by Il number of English farm
ers as their place of residence, and those that
are coming intend to join them. 1t was re-
marked recently by an intelligent English
man that there would probably be enough of
his countrymcn ere long in Virginia to elect
an Englishman Governor. Let them come,
say we, and elect as many Governors as they
can. This rapid influx OF settlers from Eng
land shows the truth of what we have said
often: that these settlers would draw more
good immigrants after them than any board
we can establish could induce to come hitler.
Our correspondent makes some statements
about farming in his locality which Will
apply TO almost the whole south side OF
James river. We invite attention TO what he
says. We believe him. We distrl,st the ex-
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..o.,o. cree,ov Pronunciamento'

Another Greeley Pronunc'amen'o' :.
Mr cvrr,vx IN the New York 1'fo"''e VI
,os,ord.v ,,xs down the following ruieS 10,
s,a do, in the forthcoming rrcS'oehtH''
campaign: ,;
:. r,;rs, II there shall he Dcmocra,lc can,
,,;aate. for President and Ficc-f Ies'u.n. ~
wv, s,,d wc PURPOSE TO support the h'P"n-
shc h, ,.'i.nt which seems most likely to sue
IVA second. If the main issue in the can
,,sS s,all he protection against free trade we
.h,u mo matter rs to the candidates. nc lnuhd
nn the side of protection. Third. But II G'S
,ve hone and expect) there shall be TWO nc,
puhlican tickets, and none other preSt,,,e ',
with any hone Of Success, WE shall G'I'l .'' ,
ono whose election will be- in our Jtio%the,,''
most likely to promote economy III Iloh'
expenditure, purity in legislation anu auin.'
iStrtion, substantial llnaninty III uinoiu,nS
for all citizens 4 complete cquaht! Vi irsn's
,,,d,r Tho law. and hasten the return OF Ira
.srnol concord and mutual goodwill between
tha.. VIM were arravcd against each othcr
=, c,nr,,;nary strife throughout our great
n;,;, var Such Is our position, and IL VIII
moi hc affected nv the nomination OF or n.
T "', u nj Cincinnati. Philadelphia, or else
where"
This is all very fair and straightforward.
xo,hinc more could he asked Of the veteran
journalist: and if those opposing the present
Administration arc wise. he will have the
onportupity of supporting nominee whom
no can support without sacrificing anything,
and ono who will probably be "most likely
TO succeed
Mr.. GREELEY further states mat the lr'-
bs,,c will not he al organ, and Will PRINT no
,.,mnaicn editions. whoever may he the cam
didate, This is indicative of sage conclusions
from PARTISAN experience. The Tribune will
bear no more BALAAM b,lrthcns, and will no
more play the mere partisan. Its determine
tion is wise. There is something disagreed.
bIv scrvilc in being Il party organ, with
sort of obligation TO publish all the trashy
srcchcs and writings of the leaders, and to
ruff and praise and Internationally support
ali measures and movements of the party.
That office is incompatible with the interests
and the usefulness of a widcly-circulatcd
journal. and will always tend to diminish the
support of any paper which sticks to it.
Such paper must shrink UP within the
boundaries of party, and become the ready
bl,dled and saddled ass to lie ridden 10y all
the Inrtis,ns on its side of politics.
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MT INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN TIE
RROOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
,ccETs 60, OOo, 0l
AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.

AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.
l. Because 1t is acknowledged to be perfectly sol
rent nv all Insurance Commissioners
.. Because 1t is the cheapest.
3. Because ii endorses the surrender r0t"e on us
policies, in dollars md cents, for ten consecutive
wears and ten years thereafter, If desired.
According to the statement OF the rates OF tic dii-
fercnt Life Insurance companies Of 1rst-class stand
Ing in the United States made by 1.-The Universal
I'm It's advertisement entitled "Facts are Stubborn
Things" and published recently in southern news
PAPER II appears that the M'tt'mh FnftS ~ me
BrooE1yn arc chenprr than those OF any haiheu
company.
For instance according to that statement:
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DISPLAY. Vt
wi Grin;,S
y%ET:s
SPRING, l>i2.
GRAND OPENING OF TIE EMPORIUM ~
FASHION.


MADAM DEMELMtN
desires to inform tie lalies Of Richmond aud ,"
uity that she has tilted up the store No. l5S3 Man
street near corner Of Fourteenth WITH cnc 81 ilr
haus!olncst and hrst-selectcd stocks oI
MILLINERY GOODS
ever offered i'm this city: anp!g which h" nH.rs
BUSNETS and HATS. Of the latest novelty.
RICH RlEEONS.
FRENCH FLOW ERS. and
BONNET MATERIAL III MI descriptions.
Also. n very large assortment ol
LADIES and INFANTS CAPS.
She has also a,icd to her business on" oi Ia" iHrc'
and hcst-.ricrtcd stocks ot HAIR nupD> c'T
Wrought To this city, cun>l-ingoi real ana limitation
Switches and Curls: something new. the Correct ai
Nilsson Brtils: Chignon>. In all shade aud ,iyI'- In
endless variety.
Special inducements offered to country merchant,
To buy Wholesale
Having had a great many yc1rs of experience IA
the millinery business, ain confident pi ENlS ~
tire satisfaction.
Persons will do we'll to call aud examine 'ht, we'll
selected stock before going cl>cwici".
~ B. Persons wi-hin. Ia make tier own b"at'l'
can liz supplied with all Drcc~>uv nl!tGilli, -
MAD. DEMELMAhN,
,p51m W. E.4i Main .'It'L
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Two TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
SWEET OIL.

Wehaye Just received a fresh lot of the SUPERIOR
OLIVE OIL that we have been selling for several
wears past. In the experience Of many the use OF
this OIL will obYiate the troable In lump tobacco o.
sticking together. or not being free when openea
preventing the breaking and tearing of the wrapper
much OF which difficulty Is caused by the use OF W
i'''o' h'"N'1 ' PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
u 1916 Main stlcct.
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND ESCAMrMEST. No.2,)
KNIGHTS TEMrLAR, I
RICHMOND, April IL, ls72.}
ORDERS No. 22-SIR KNIGHTS :$nI
~ You will assemble in full clothing, ~
with black gloves and gauntlets. at Wash, ~
iurlon Hall. on Broad between Ninth ana +
Tenth streets. THIS EVENING ut half.
mas, 7oclock 70 act ~ escort 10 Loge Frncaise, No.
a. OIL the occasion OF the lecture TO be delivered by
Sir II. ". BoiIASOS.
by order OF the h. {.
THOMAS II. DEWITT. Captain-Gcncral:
wurI,N l. RIpnICK Recorder. up Hit
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me- WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS:
NV WINES for tie coming season are now arriving
and sI,a, soor, have the most complete assortment
ever offered In this city, consisting OF
CLARETS, III 49,
BURGUNDIES. a
SAUTERNES, AMI
HOOKS,
In begsbeads and cases, from the cheap TABLE
WINES ID the finest brands known In Europe, In
Guiding the Chateau, La Rose, La Elite, Mnrgaux,
CIus de vougeo,, Chambertin, Liebfraumilcii Hocl-
heimer aud Schlass J0llannlsberg.
CHAMPAGNE,
If tho housa OF Bouche, Fills Co., Mareuil France,
and others, especially put up for me, and selected
with the grcatest care. would call particular atten-
ton to the NAPOLEON CABINET and the .
WINE-thc latter being perfectly dry.
rMADEIRAs, SHERRIES, AND PORT,
of great age and purity, In casks aud cases. ana Ike
wise on draught.
UfBRANDIES, always keep i large stock on hand'
and now expect daily direct shipment from
Mcssrs. james Hcnnessey & Co., Cognac, France.
also import and have always on hand those ceie-
brated vICHEY and Settlers WATERS; ana III
connection with these, would emil special attention
to that famous BITTER WATER of the Frederick 5
Hail Spring. Germany, just received direct from
there
Having given my orders for the above, either Ver-
bally when In Europe last summer, or early In the
fall by letter. avoided the late heavy advance, anu
shall thus he enabled to sell In most Instances at my
old prices; and particularly CHAalPAGsE am
enabled to sell at former prices, although s'c houses
~ Hcdsicck and others haze advanced their prices
s, (god) per dozen bottles. ..."
CIGARS have been very scarce, owing 10 the tro''-
bles In Cuba but have just succeeded III geltlnS
large and very fine lot direct from Havana.
knowing that no other house in the State has rs
large md welI-scected stock rs offer, respect
fully beg call from all III want of either OF the
above
WHISKEYS of the very. best houses, and DID, In
large quantities constantly on hand.
OSCAR CRAM,
Importer of Wines, Liquors, and Cigars
No ID Governor street.
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ME-, ICE-CREAMS, JELLY, CANES,
Sc-Hs kind assistance Of friends and my own ex-
ertious, am In poaiton toserye my customers WIN
like promptncss and fidelity, | may not nave .lle
means to compete With oters In the pr1oe OF sone
articles, butte qualities and purity Oh my een' .,'
ICF-f,REAM. manufactured by myself from the
prTRE CREAM. and my CAKES and CANDIES
free from anything tleleterious, none can excel
n,ro mo !, cali j. w. PLEDGE,
,na-,w ST Broad street
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. ,rono cpakes. We don't believe in the IN.
rra,i,,,de of the earth. 1t will reward
s,o.dv and wcll-drected industry and VIZ
gina is as gooda home for the farmer Us ne
will find anywhere.
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DIED.

Suddenly of heart disease, while on visit to this
city Miss EMILY LUDWELL LEE, formerly OF
Lotldoun county.
Friends are Invited 10 attend the funeral services
at ST. Jarnes's church THIS AFTERNOON ut half
past O'Clock.
BFENzES7XEzEaEksszTs2
FUNERAL NOTICE.-Thc funeral OF John p
RtGiAND vii, take place from st. Paul's church,
i'm Petersburg, THIS AFTERNOON at "a CLOCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-11

KYBATCHE LOR'S HAIR DYE
This superb HAIR DYE Is the best IN the "oriu-
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous; no
disappointment: no ridiculous tints or dtsaSrceable
odor The genuine WILLIAM a. BATCHELOR'S
HAIR DYE produces Immediately splendid black
mr. patru brown: leaves the hai- clean, soft, beau
tifu: does not contain particle OF lead or any IN
furious compound. Sold by all druggists Factory
16 ROSD STREET, y. Y. jy ll-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-11

~ TUCKED CAMBRIA at sl.2o per
yard, usual price $3.50;
VICTORIA LAWNS at 2s, 80, IS, 40, and Soc. per
yard:
SWISS MUSLINS nc lo3, co. o'' go 3S' 40 ana 'ec'
per yard;
pIoUEs ut 1884, ~ 30, a5 30, so, and coo. per yard
sKIRTING CAMBRlCS ut 30, 30, and SOC. per yard !;
INDIA TWILLED LONG CLOTH at 30, 40, and
soc. per yard;
CHECKED and STRIPED NA1NsOOh MUSLIN
ut o5, 30, IS, 80, and SOC. per yard, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
THREE, FOUR. and FIVE-STRAND UN-
BLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, at Soc per
pound. mn %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-11

ToBAccO.-The letter of our special Wash
ington correspondent "RIcHMoND" will be
found interesting by those who are engaged
or interested in the tobacco trade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-11

MET CHEvIOT sHIRTINGs.-Just re
ce,ved. a nice lot Of ENGLISH CHEvIOT SHIRT
mos. CALICO, PERCAL, and CAMBRfCsH1RT
lSes'a LEVY BROTHERS..
KID GLOVES at e0c. a pair. mn u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-11

ME- KID GLOVES, KID GLOVES
/, ooo ra,rs Of KID GLOVES, which Is the largest
and besassorted stock of Kid Gloves ever onered III
80, LEVY BROTHERS.
RA1E COTTON. all numbers from ! to L. NH %
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, ,s-o under the general law in relation 10
criminal trials, passed in 1867, which had IN
c,,t amended the Code inmany chapters, III
Gliding section II of chapter 151.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-11

~ SPRING. 1872.
NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
T. X. PRICE & co.
are now receiving by steamer and express superb
stock of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS for the sea-
son, to which attention is called. Everything new
and beautiful will he shown during the entire season.
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS.
COL ORED eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SlLkS-
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS, all colors;
POPLINS, VELOURS, MELANGES,
PLAIN and FIGURED JACONETS and LAW NS,
INDIA and JAI'ENESE SILKS, o, ,,.,,
DOLLIE WARDEN FRENCH and ENGLISH
CAMBRICS, entirely new
MOURNING GOODS.
A SPECIALITY WITH TIE HOUSE. Such as
VELOUR IMPERATRICE. VELOUR DE NICE,
GROS DE NICE. MouSSELiSEs,
BOMBAZINE. English and French:
BYZhNTINE, FLORENTlNE, CREToSNE,
DRAP DE MONTEREAU,
SUMMER HENRIETTA,
SUMMER CACHEMERE, IRON GRENADINES
IN WoRSTED AND SILK.
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, &C, &C.
STAPLES.
LINENS and SIIEETINGS. TOWELLINGS.
DIAPERS. HUCkABhCkS. -
BLEACHED C0TTOSS. PILLOW COTToNS.
GOODS for gentlemen aud boys great assortment.
Immense line of all the NEW PATTERN PRINTS
All of which will I've sold rs low amy house In
America can afford 10 sell them for without giving
nil NH - " ' 7. r. PRICE & co.
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The reduction OF taxes from tnis
source at 20 cents as compared WIN ,o,, "a
the revenue of last year. will bc... si.2ie:Geo ~
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The amount of manufactured tobacco
shipped i'm bond from Virginia last
YEAR Observation-Disclosures. .l,aeC.oeO Ms
OF this about ten per cent. was OK
nortcd, ....................... 100000 ts
Leaving of her produce for tax-pald
tay outside of Virginia of. ..... Sedoocoo 90
Amount paid on tobacco Inside OF tho -.
Stale Of Virginia. ................... a'a639l Il
Whole amount of internal revenue de-
rived from Virginia tobacco:... 1o.1e7.pll II
Whole amount, from other subjects. :55.abl 81
Whole amount internal revenue OF
Virginia from all suurce3.......... sll,Ils'272 60
showing that New York, Ohio, and Illinois
alone. are ahead ofherin thcamount otntcrnal
revenue paid-the last two only in con>c-
quence of the whiskey made within their
limits.
What other people emerging from such a
struggle, with territory unconstitutonally
severed. with the loss of tour-titths Of her
property, with continuous years of inauspi-
cious agriculture. and at the same time made
to pass through the political agonics of such
a reconstruction, could yet bear such an i'll
tcrnaI taxation of her products except Nir-
ginia
Well NAV such a State incite the encO-
muns lately paid her by the Hon. James Il.
Beck, of Kentucky, in his late visit to her
capital-" that nothing was so striking as the
wonderful energies displayed by her people
| in recovering from the desoating effect of
such n war, only eqImlled by the moderation
of her collnsels, as exhibited under the most
| irritating causes which had ever been brought
to bear on a proud and sensitive people, and
the practical craftsmanship which she had
shown in steering clear of the political
breakers with which her enemies had sought
| to invest her"
All of which argues. Mr.. Editor, that Fir-
ginia is yet destined to resume her ancient
influence in the councils of the nation, and
| to march UP the steps Of the national capitol
in the persons of her representative men Is
proudly as i'll days gone by. RICHMOND.
The Geneva Arbitration.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Mr- Peters to-day
introduced a resolution in the House which
takes ground against the claim for indirect
damages included in the lease" of the
United States before the tribunal at Geneva
| The resolution is introduced by Il preamble
wherein it is stated that this claim was not
contemplated by the joint commission, and
is not warranted by the provisions OF the
treaty. The last sections Of the preamble de.
| clare that "the doctrines which the United
States is made to assume would impose upon
the country new and onerous Obligations Ill
respect to the action of American citizens
sympathizing with oppressed races graphing
with tyranny and with nations fighting for
| independence, and such doctrines are repug'
nant to the institutions and traditions oil the
American people, who have always sympa-
| tbized even tor the hllmblcst OF the human
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nmdin. SUh June ~ .l.e, 100000 d.
,nt,,,ru Neutrality-suspicious.. $4,000. ~
,r, nm, ou cigars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7UoU.0t
Srm;. licenses ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Loco. o(
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Whole amount of internal revenue
from tobacco at the present graded -, -
tax Of lG and 81 ccntS..... 9'''''s''
n'ic a, WI W. -, 'nntS '.. oaoOn.00
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Present increased consumption under m =,
existing laws. .......... $500. ''''''
Increase on the plug Interest 10y icaSoI
Of reduction of tax ttcn per ccnt.l"h
7'.coo.0;e pounds. ....... ..............:: ''''
Increased consumption ny reason oi
passage of laws stopping conS'lnlp-
lion OF leaf and Illicit trade i'll ln;ti'i-
featured tobacco. H'''
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE OLD
N DOMINION CLUB will he held Mt the club
room THIS frhur:tlay) EVENING ut O'Clock.
Every member IS ordered Ia bc present.
JAMES ". TYLER, President.
DANIEL WREN. Secretary. ap Hit
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MILLINERY.

OF SPRING AND on
| " SUMMER MILLINERY nj nv odSaE2G
| stand, No. 1719 MAIN STREET. SAfUE-. Xxx
DAY, 18th Instant, to which would cali tie at,sn
MISS ". 4. WHITE.
np l1-5t~ No. 17Ig Main stro,,
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-15

Massey ON THE CINCINNATI CoNvEH.
TIoN.-Nasby's account of how it was done
at Cincinnati is as follows:
1t wuz very plain on Friday mornin that
neither Brown, Curtin, Adams, Davis or
T,umbull Good be ominated and the con-
venshun W. likely to breaL up in row.
But Frank Blair WIZ ekal to Il e em.rgen-
cy. The moment he saw how things wus
he ordered Br"wn to barein with delegates
to give Horace the first place on the ticket
aud he take the second. 1t wuz the same
tactics which he'd succeeded so we'll in our
Ihinoise caucus. Greeley wuzn't NJ enuff
account to be in the way, and on that ac-
c uut he wuz the most valuable man: the
stockholders Nv the Triooon wantid him
NOMINATED that he might be compelled to
sell out his stock and leave the concern |;
Blair wantid him nominated becoz if he
should happen to be electid he Good con-
tro! The p tronace thro hs cousin, tirats
Brown. and if the Democrisy should not
accept him he wonld probably draw of
ehutf epubl,kin votes to elect gu nomi-
nee. and the other delegates wsntid him
nomin ted that they hight hev decent
excuse to get cut OF the whole thing They
saw in the laff it was certain to raise a cover
under which they could get ba K to their
old quarters.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-15
SH ASIA COURIER,
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
U. L. LAND OFFICE.

HAsrA. CAL, June 9Th, 1877.
In the matter of the Pre- emption claim Of Edward
Byrne to the + of N E of Section 20 and N
W Of WI Section 81 Township 32N r 6
West Mountain Diablo Base and Meridian:
Whereas Edward Byrne whose Post office address
is Sh sta, County Of Shasta. State OF California.
has made application to this Office to enter rs sgri
cultural land the tract Of land above described
under the Pr smption laws of the United States,
And Whereas on tue day of \. d. 1870.
David Kemble, ohm R. Kemble, william B. Walk.
er. Christian c. LaDgsdon. Zmir4 F. Bullock.
keuoln d. Bo"th, Kirk Spalding, and James W.
Jenkins hed IN U. Land Office at Marysvile, Cal,
their aldavits alleging the said land to be mineral
in character and more valuable for mineral than
agricultural purposes. Now Therefore notice If
hereby given to all whom it may concern that the
u dersigned have appointed the 9th day of July
A. d. 1872. at 10 O'Clock, A M. at the u. 8. Land
Office in the town and county OF Shasta, State of
California, a. the time and place for the bearing
of testimony before the Register and Receiver OF
said ONCE to determine the facts a. to the mineral
or non-mineral che acter of said land, at which
time and place all parties in interest, with their
witnesses, N y be heard, and thei testimony re-
duced TO writing after which the proceedings will
be submitted to the Commissioner of the General
Land once f"r review Prior to final award. And
IN case OF failure to appear and show the land
to be more valuable for mining than for agricul-
tursl purposes. the said applicant will be allowed
to enter the land embraced in his application upon
satisfactory proof that said land is more valuable
for agricultural than for mineral purposes. and
that the said applicant has fully complied with the
requirements Of the Pre-e -emption laws.
ei JOHN 8. FOLLANsBEE, Register.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Rscsivss.
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-15

OSTRICH FARMS The raising OF the
ostrich in tame state for its feathers is
now carried on extensively in Africa The
birds are kept in Enclosures, and fed on
lucerne, with which the inclosure is planted
Every eight months they are plucked some
extracting the quill at once, and others
cutting the quill little ab,ve its insertion
and then removing the roots coupe OF
months later. The latter method is said 10
give better results with less injury TO the
bird The yield is about fifty dollars per
annum for each bird
In breeding it is found to be best to allow
one female to each male. though in the
Wild state five females are offen attached
to single male. There ale usually two
broods in year, and the male and female
set tu the eggs by turns, the male generally
taking the largest share of this duty. The
female takes chief charge of the br od " hen
it is hatched. The young are reared on
chopped lucerne, aid as they get older a
little grain is given to them they also re-
quire abundance of water, and a liberia
supply Of pulverized quartz and small bones.
" hen grown. no food suits then, better than
chopped lucerne or trefoil, with an coca.
siupal supply of cabbage, fruit, and grain
-ScrlbDer's for De
The Shasta courier., 1872-06-15
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

D. WE'LL BROTHER, Dealers in Dry Goods
4 Clothing, Main Street
JOSEPH IsAACS. Dealer In Dry Goods 4
Clothing, Main Street.
C. C. BUSH CO, Dealer in Groceries 4
Provisions, Main Street.
DANIEL LYNCH, Dealer In Groceries
Provisions, Main Street.
! s-scAMMoN : TIFFIN. Wagon making 4
: -Blseksmithing. Main Street
street.
SAMUEL RICHARDS, Blacksmithing and
Wagoh-mskiug. Main street.
JOHN v. SCOTT, Empire Hotel, Main Steet.
D. H. DUNN, Boarding House.
MRS. H L. GREENE. Hotel. Main Street.
J. NJ. MANASSE. Books and Stationery, ETC.,
Main Street.
VIM. HARTMANN. Bathing 4 Shaving Saloon,
Main Street. Shasta.
L. WELLENDORFF. Dealer in Drugs, Med
cines. Etc, Main street.
WIN Il. DUNN. Livery Stable and Coral,
Main Street.
o. &c. STAGE CO.. JnO. Craddock, Agent
Office Empire Hotel
GRANT l TAGGART, Shasta and Wesverville
Express Line, Office Empire Hotel.
JOHN FLEMING. Proprietor of the Brandy
Creek Saw Mill.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Saloon and Reading
Room. opposite the Court House. Main Street.
chant, Red Blug.
G. C. SCEROTER, Saddle Harness Maker,
Charter Oak, Main Street.
PETER HOFF, City Meat Market, Main
Street.
]. E. PELHAM, Physician, Office up stairs in
Wells Fargo Co., building Main Street.
JOHN s. F0LLANSBEE Attorney y-at-Law,
Shasta.
SAMUEL COOPER, Agent for PhGnix and
Home Insurance Companies, Office Main street,
Shasta
E. LEVIN Co.. Matchmaker 4 jewelers.,
Main Street.
E. DORRowsKY, Gunsmith 4 Machini.t,
Main Street.
A. DoBROwsKY, Matchmaker and Jewsler,
Main Street.
WA. SCOTT, Bootmaker. Main treet.
G. r. KNOX, Saloon. Litsch's old stand
E. VnLUNTINE, Hardware Store and Tin
Shop. Main Street.
D. P. BYsTLE, Undertaken andWagonmaker.
Main Street.
E. 4 C. A. GARTER. Attorneys. Charter Oak
building
VIM. MAGEE. Deputy U. S. Mineral Surveyor
NJ S. BABC OK. Attorney.
]. N. CHAPPELL, Furniture Store, Main
Street.
C. G. LEROY. Saloon and Oyster stand. Main
Street.
JOHN CRADDocK. Livery Stable. Chandler.
old stand.
W. PRACKETT Attor ey.
B. SNOW. Tin Shop Mville.