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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-09-05
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NELSON HOUSE.

Geo. w. White, r. B. Buiord, p d
Hayman, Nashville; Geo. NJ. Branch
Chas. +. Martin, j + heaSley, Memphis
\. B. Schell, Louisville; n. A. Williams
Helena, Ark; G. a. Baleman, wife and
tnree children, Ark; E. 4. Lindsey
jackson, Tenn; j. D. Thomas, Lee Co.
Ark; q. T. Hearn, Lebanon, Tenn; J.
Jay Buck, Empire, Kas.; w. p. Gibbs
Ind; s. W. Camp, Lewisburg; w. f.
Copeland, Wayne County; A. t. Hassell
mace; John II. .Gilberson, Baltimore; j.
J. II amangaw, st. Louis; W. II. McCar-
1y, Lexington, KY; T. s. Byrdon, Mrs
Cochran, Miss Dodson, Giles County; b.
II. Michel and wife, Mobile, Ala, Fl. Ii,
Helper, y. O.: w. r. Hynes, Ark; c.
Mortimer, y Y; G. G.. Wilson, N o.; G.
Cranz, Ohio; Bruce Campbell, Dog
Creek.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.
ONCE orMAprrx, ENBnY'E WRIGHT ,


ONCE ofMABTIN, EMBEY Il WRIGHT,
Baco,-- Shoulders 9 sides lo'.c; hams
12to l5c.
Butter-ljc. to bic.
BeeslCdc-2jc.
BLackiHg-75c eel % a doz.
COttOh--Dull but not lower, q 10 Il.
Cotton SeeL-IOc per 100 ms.
COrn-6Oc loose from wagons; demand lighi
at prices, no shipping demand.
Cotee-Rio,2 y to % c; Java, $685. Laguir
Is to -.
tJ27c.
Coal OH--37Jac by the barrel; IOgJOc. 2, gal.
CdBdtes-22I a02jc. q 10.
EGgs-IOcdl2l3c.
H0vr-S4.00 to $500 per 100 rs.
Ginger 4OdJ0C.
LUrd-9c from wagons.
LiHie-j0@G0c. T. bushel.
4HeQt-15c from wagons.
4Holasses and SgrUps-common, 7Jc.9lOOi gol-
den syrup, Sl@l.25.
Pea NVts-S)c to .lOc; dull.
PcDpcr-}j@40C.
Rice-llGl2c.
Soit-sI.OO for bu bbl; $500 for o.. b
SOGp-lO6IlJc.
.S0dd-l0@ lie.
,Sngdr-New Orleans, llG l5c; DemeraTa, II4r
l5c; \ sugar, loo; crushed and graduated,
l5l5dl6c.
Tea-I.2j92.5O r n.
TdUO,o &c. Il n.
Wooi-lO TO Ijc tor Tub Washed; - To sc IoI
long wool free Ofburs; BURY wool Is To 2Oc
Vhedt-Sl OOGSl.2i; for common Red, Medi-
terjtnan to choice IOughton or White, the
latter commanding the highest price.
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Tan the Evil be Remedied ::
To The Edjtors Of the C3i"~Jio Herold:

To tic Editors Of the C0iUDbi0 Herod:
We have our county jail crowded from cour
TO court Like the hungry flies, as soon as one
swarm Is opposed of there Is another to take
their place, to board at the county hotel, oil
Mr.. Latta's, at SIS Per month. if am correctly
inforEled, which is quite an item 10 Taxpayers.
Three courts year and not less than 80 pris
oners each term, besides the cases continued
aud "a at least cOlored gents, froe martins,
that don't like to labor Cor an honest living,
when they &c. better board and lodging in
jail. Why nOt rid the county OF that unnec-
essay burden by legislation Allow the cor
pOratiOn to use them to improve the streets
and make it a self sustaining business, and #
they don't want them, the old Pulaski Pike eau
be repaired. No trouble to get tue work m
dertaken and all ether pixies that have been
abandoned can and will be put in order BY that
reckless class that tax the people With thair
villainy, if the State Legislature viii allow
the courts to let chem out for all trivial Of
fences. Other countries do it By corporation
city authorities. | have seen 40 in gang in
Memphis working on the streets. Allow IA
gate for each section of five miles, and the
county will soon have good roads and no cost
to the people, TAX-PlrER,
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nen1h orDr. sno. D. Bcnnctt,

We regret to announce The death OF DR..
Jno. ID. Bennett, which occurred at
Culleoka last Sunday morning. He
was the oldest son OF Captain Jno. D.
Bennett, who has been a prominent
merchant, at Franklin, for forty years.
He was educated under the Campbell
Brothers at that place, and moved to
this county after he had completed his
medical course. He has been a medical
practitioner in the vicinity OF Culleoka
for fifteen or sixteen years. He was
married four times. His first two wives
were Misses Hunt, by one of whom he
has one child now living; his third was
a Miss johnson, from the vicinity Of
Cornersville; his fourth was Miss An
ME Bond, of this place. The latter sur
wives him DIR. Bennett was one of the
kiudest hearted and most accommodate
ing men we ever knew. To his family
he was always affectionate, tender and
indulgent; and to every body he was
generous, hospitable and kind.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

State of Tennessee, Maury county, r. j.
Jamison VS.: Ward Bros. IN this, case i ap-
PENDANTS, are nOn-residents of the State of
Tennessee, so that tho ordinary process of law
cannot be served on them, 1t is therefore
LrMBIA HERALD. newspaper published in
the town Of Columbia, Tennessee, for four
consecutive weeks, requiring the said Ward
Bros , to appear at my office in Columbia,
Tennessee, on Friday the 3rd day Of October,
1873, to answer said suit or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing
ccp"rf,. CHNs. CLEAR,
Sept. i-7i-it. Justice of tho Peace
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ncaah of nr. j. newton brown.

We regret exceedingly to hear that Dr..
!. Newton Brown, OF the vicinity of
Memphis, is dead. He is native oftAis
county, and LETT here oVly 3, lew years
ago. He has many kinsfOlk and host
of warm friends in this county, who
loved and esteemed him for his many
noble qualities of head and heart
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Business Notices.

House and Lot For Sale or Renr
desire to sell or rent my house and lot, sit
uated near the Male High School. For terms.
&c., apply to Gid Alexander, Columbia, Tenn
y. b. HEARD
Sent < '13-3t
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Gen. Marcus J. Wright, of the Memphis
Register, was in our town last Saturday.
l.. d. Myers, Esq, has been in Hickman
county during the past week in the interest oil
the d. R. V, r. X.
MIR. John L. Dunlap, John NJ. Larkins and
Horace FriersOn, dry goods merchants, all
started for the eastern cities to buy their iall
and winter goods, last Tuesday.
Will Voss returned from Lawrence county
last Friday. The pure water aud atm0s phere
Of that county have restored nearly all OF his
lost health to him.
Garnett Rainey aud lady, and Joseph NJ,
Rainey and lady, all of Memphis, have been
Staving in our vicinity for sometime past.
Jesse 6. and Nelson Rainey, have also been
rusticatiug with US, but they have no wives.
Walker Barnett, son of Maj. l. n. Barnett,
of this city, has passed his examination and
been received at West Point. Walker Is
smart boy and good student, ana the 4P-
pointment was wOrthiiy bestowed. AT the
time lac was admitted, 81 out OF % failed IN
their examination, and were rejected
Titus n. Edwards, of the vicinity Of Mem
pbiS gave us call O few day ago. he has
spent good part of the heated term at Bon
Noua and Primm's Springs. He is a native of
Maury county, and ike all such, must come
back when they stray of. We are glad to
learn that Mr.. Edwards is doing well in his
new home, and enjoying good health.
Col. Edward E. Cox left his romantic
Rancho" perched upon an impervious hill,
near Lynnville, last Saturday, aud deigued to
come down here where dust and heat doth
nightly prevail against the flesh. The last
that we saw OF him, he held pOmegrsnate, of
which the Psalmist speaks so beautifully, in
one hand, and in the other a tube rose.
Major \. NJ. LOoney and family, and \.
y. Akin and family, have come back from
Beaver Dam Springs. The air was full OF
dust the evening they came home, which
served as a veil for the accomplished ladies.
of his pack of hounds.
Chas. f. Martin, Esq, has returned to Co
lumbia from an extensive tour through Next
CO aud Texas. He reports having seen "Shep'
Al Dallas, Texas, who looked like cattle
driver.
Geo. Martin Branch, of Memphis, came here
a few days ago.
VIII. Timmons, Esq, left for West Ten
ugssee last week, His business there is of a
pccuniaTy nature entirely.
We regret 10 learn that our young friend S,
Shy Higgins will leave shortly for st. Lolis,
where he proposes to engage in business. Mr..
Higgins Is an unusually bright aud intelligent
young man is pleasing and charming in his
social intercourse is full of energy, Industry,
and strength of character-all of which COM
bined will cause him to make his mark in
the great metropolis of the southwest. He
should visit his sweetheart and friends here
before lie leaves Tennessee.
Mr.. IL. II. Helper, of Salisbury, y. c.,
Is in our town, He is a brother of Him.
ton X. Helper, author of the celebrated
work, 1.-The Impending Crisis which
created such a sensation in political
circles just before the war. Mr.. II. III.
Helper edited Greeley campaign pa
IreT last year.
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DEATHS.

In Marshall county, Saturday, Aug, Goth
1873, CHARLIE A. BAIRD.
Mr.. Baird was bOok-keeper for Gilbert
Parker 4 Co, Nashville, and was greatly es-
teemed by them, receiving S2400 wear for hi
0us-hearted gentleman. with host Of frtend.
who will hear of his death with sorrow. liz
had kept the books of the above firm for seven
ance ofhis duty. About fifteea months aro
he burned one of his thumbs with sealing
wax, and suffered very little for month or
and he put it under surgical treatment. Two
surgical operations we're performed. and it
was finally cut off close TO the hand about
three weeks ago. The origiOnal sore ld be
told above.
Near Concord, Aug. 28th, infant Vi b. J.
Howell
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Cnmn McetLmg az murrtcanc.

Rev. 4. w. Smith, pastor of the NJ. f..
Church, Columbia, announced, last Sum
day, that there would be no services in
the church next Sabbath, on account of
the camp~meeting at Hurricane, which
commences to-day. Everybody is in
vited to go. Eminent divines are exS
pected to be present and preside. DR.
4. l.. p. Green's many friends regret
that he will not be able to be present, on
account OF bad health. The camp>meet-
ing at Hurricane sprang up under HIM
when he was Presiding Elder OF Column
bia District.
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MARRIAGES.

In Nashville, yesterday, Mr.. j uAH Ro-EN
THAI, a merchant of this place, and Miss SA-
RAH METZ.
Married in New Orleans, August 18th, 1873,
Mr.. I. NJ. G. BILLING and Miss Lucy J NOBLE,
". D. Williams and Mary Frost.
J. N. Cheatham and Maggie j. StOckard
w. S. Finch and NJ. Y. Miller.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

VIM. Doss W A. A. Andrew.
~ this cause % appearing 90 mc. james Co.
Hunt, an acting Justice - fNp fl... TO-.
AlaufN county, rom the Hnidu,i| .. fu.
plainiiu, that A. =. Andrews Hgs aHsruuutU
or so rohct"is uiurrii lLut the UI.lIu.l"
process OtlUW cannot boz -.rf .H Un n.H. I.
- lheiurgu ordered that publication Hs .1ud,
Ia The tplumbia HERALD, 10 uyssuHUu,
pNbllshed IN tltC town ul Cu.uwH.f, NHUa
county, Tennessee, us Iuiret bF law lu
Sii'h cases, requiring uid Andrew tu au.
pear before me, si my uuicu, iu ia. iuy.u uI
tullcoka, and state utinHr"s''t. uu iIv 1870
day of September. IS.l ana defend the suIf
b ought against hlIu bN the plHiuiiH, other
wise the Same VIII hy proceeded with against
him eNphrtc. }. n. HUNT J.r.
Aug23 q.
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example to our people as ono worthy G

examnle TO our people as one worthy Of
imitation.
Dick -, OF Bear Creek, told US a
tough yarn ON one of Timmons' oxen
about the hungry beast eating no the log
rope, leaving the iron dog sticking ouI
oil his mouth The driver recognized the
dog, and pulling away slowly and stead
lily, the rope was finally recovered Get
Dick to tell it to enjoy the cream OF the
Joke.
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REAOY-MADF CLOTHING

LNJIl > y Ii,
\ thGIUugh- bred three wear old mare viii
ne offered for sale ut the MauTy county Fair
Grounds, ON Friday the lth day OF the Fair,
piopd-hOrse day. The said mare H. black
with star in forehead.
Pedigree as follows: by Black oeke: first
dam, Nlboni, by imported Albion; second .
NotN Price, by Cost Johnson: by Boston, the
uan of Rousseau. AlbOni i the dam of
Dixie, ChickanHAga and I}enica.
Aug. = TT, ". II. HILLIAEp.
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| have 800 bushels strictly No. /. Boughtor
Wheat for sale rs seed. Tie seed having
been brought nom East Tennessee last Fall
and this Spring produced 2Gbushels per acre
Price Sl.15 per buShel, delivered on cars here
W. T.. GREENLAW,
aug. -. If. spring Hill, Tenn.
New styles Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, nc, o.
July 25th-tf. ELAM's.
For Lamps. Lamp Chimneys, &c, go to
ELAM's-
Nearly everything you may Want in House
furnishing goods can he had at ELAN's
figures at ELAM's.
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ARefreshing Treat.

The following note viii explain itself.
The Egg Lemonades were excellent; so
cool and refreshing. The generous pro
prietor will please accept our sincere
thanks.
WALKERS RESTAURANT a SAMPLE ROOM
COLUMBIA, Sept. 2, 1873,
To Hess,>. H0ysleV and FSgWerS, Greeting
Knowing as we do your temperance hab-
its, we have made at our establishment
something new in these parts, introduced
and manufactured by our Mr.. Geo. w. Geer.
the most gentlemanly and competent bar
tender in Tennessee from whom you viii
accept through us one of his unequaled Egg
Lemonades for each of YOU, which we trust
may be acceptable to YOU all in the spirit in
tended, though there may be no spirit in the
same Respectfully,
1oSEPH y, WALKER.
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an know offer mi track of land for sail
IN good tearm 40 achkers OF land ling
ing in the six deastrick lively miles
good land an good water an we'll timber
land emmy man wanten to BY small
phase Will doc wall to cal an see mea Be
fore Bying emmy whear els ] offer mi
land for Eight hundred and fifty dollars
one half down an the other on Ohismas
wear credit Gale an see soon in quare
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TRUsTEE's NOTICE
WANTED.

second handed Gnguu luu gI tuu.tl Nu,..
rover. Any one having eUyb will pirB.uui
dress q. a.. WEWSTEE
Gross BFidgcs. WaurN co..
State price aud II mounted,
July 10Th, '7j-tC
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No,es tofhe Public.

The following notice was posted on the
Courthouse door. which we give ce'' bd-
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Hosiery, Notions, DC,

All Of which will be sold go remarkably IH.
figures for Cash, Come aud geo hHN Dr..
yOIrsclf. april 0, 1sla.Ig.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22
SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH %, 1873
sHor.-A few days ago DIR. BRYANT was

SHoT.-A few days ago DIR. Bryant was
taking walk near Redding, and had re
volver along for target practice. Spying
something which he thought to be rabbit
moving in tie brush, he raised the revol-
yer and fired A human voice responded
to the shot, and, on investigation, the Doc
tor was somewhat surprised to learn that he
had sent ball into the fcsby part Of one
of Charles Goeticke's thighs. Charley and
his dog were lying under bush watching
to catch some hogs lost from band that
had recently passed, and it was the dogs
bushy tail that the Doctor mistook for a
rabbit.
The wounded man is getting along all
right and will not suffer any particular in
jury from the wound. We are all familiar
with the 'Trspper's Last Shot," and now
we have the doctors Last Shot" Load
with more digestible spill" next time,
Doctor.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

New testimony elected in the Bogy bri-
berry case.
Goa! miners at Ashland (Ky) are on a
strike.
Abolition of slavery in Cuba is to be de-
creed.
A Federal Republic is to be declared
at Malaga.
Robson is now reported to succeed Min
lister Bancroft.
Carpenter Is elected President of the
Senate pro tenn.
ST. Louis is now connected by rail with
the Gulf of Mexico.
Senator Caldwell is getting roughly han
died la the Senate.
Ex-senator Cole now wants to 60 as U.
S. Minister to Portugal.
England will not allow any Republican
uprising in Portugal
Pomeroy will be convicted of bribery in
the Criminal Court of Kansas.
Henry Howard nominated Republican
Governor OF Rhode Island.
Another Atlantic cable is to he laid from
England to New Hampshire.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

CoURr-Distr;ct Court, Hon. A. NJ
Rosborough presiding, convened on Mon
day. County Clerk VIM. H. Bickford gives
us the following statement of the proceed.
ings:
The People, VS.. Bella Hubbard-Murder
trial set for April Sth, and jury of "a
ordered drawn.
Powers, VS.. Wheatley-Breach Of Prom.
ise-trial set for April 21st.
Madden ct al, vs. Orr etal-action to re-
cover on Judgment-continued for the
Term.
Mary W. Eckles, VS.. VIM. 7. Eckles-
divorce-not disposed of.
l. W. Phillips, VS.. J. II. Preadmore-
action for debt and replevin-set for Mon.
day, 9th inst.
The People, VS.. John V. Scott ct al
an official Bond-argument Friday on pro.
posed amended answer.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

FARCE OF THE AGE-The "Modoc
war" will be set down as the most ridicu-
lous farce of the age. The idea of 4S hall
naked and half starved buck Modocs kick.
ing up such muss, taking shelter amid
the barren rocks, whipping 400 troops, out
whiting a Government Peace Commission,
bullying regiment of U. S. soldiers and
a hundred or more Oregon volunteers and
bummers, is something calculated to make
a white man ashamed of his race.
We hope thatifany man is SO lost to shame
as to hereafter put iu bill for damages
against the Government or State, for losses
in this "war," tightening may strike
the individual before his claim is allowed
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

CALIFORNIA LIoN.-A few days ago
A. Rector, who lives near Eagle Greek,
had his attention attracted by the squeal
ing of pig near his house, and on going
out to see what was the matter, his dogs
treed large California lion. Securing his
rife, Rector fred at the animal and killed
it. 1t was a large specimen of its species
aud was probably the mate to the one killed
by Rector several months ago.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

A SHAD. Last week, at Jackson's fer
ry, VIM. Jackson aud Judge Hopping
caught a shad fish in a seine, and afterward
made meal of it. They didn't know that
Seth Green, of New York, offers $50
reward for the first shad caught in the
Sacramento. Just think of two men eating
$50 worth OF fish at one meal. We turn
their case over to the Hogtown Court.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

MAN SHor.-On Tuesday night, about
midnight, a couple OF Cinnamon visited
the cabin of a Portuguese miner near
Whiskytown, fred into the room, one Of
the balls took effect in the occupants left
side, producing wound which will result
fatally. After the shooting the Cinnamon
broke the cabin open ard riHed it of such
things as they wanted.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

ELEcTIoN.-Although the agen, of the
Associated Press. telegraphed over the
country that the Democrats were sure to
carry the election in New Hampshire, the
returns show the success of the Republican
candidate for Governor over his three
oppouenents and the eection of two Republi-
can Congressman to ill seats just vacated
by Democrats
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

GRocERIEs.-D. Lynch, at Callahan's
Block, has on hand full assortment of all
goods in the Grocery and Provision line.
which he proposes to sell at prices that
"Defy Competition"
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E r RE h.OTEk !
Ii MAIN STREET, SHASTA, sHi
JOHN v. SCOTT, Proprie OF.

VVHE PROPRIETOR OF THIS FAVORITE
Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally that he has re-
fitted and re- furnished the establishment through
out, and is now prepared to entertain guests in
style equal to any other house in Northern CAL
ifornia. The PARLOR and ROOMS are large
and commodious, and the BEDS and sleeping ac-
comodations unsurpassed.
THE TABL E
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets of this locality afford, and every possible at
tention will be paid to the wants of guests, and no
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the BAR none but the best brands of Wine
Liquor and Cigars will be dispensed to customers
The Oregon Cal. Stages arrive at and leave
this Hotel daily.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

May BALL.-The Trustees Of Shasta
School District, advertise grand May Ball
and picnic here on the lss Of May. The
proceeds will be applied to paying off the
balance due on the Shasta School building,
and it is to be hoped that everybody will
attend Tickets to ball and lunch. S3, 80.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

CURIOSITY On Thursday DIR. Gutman
brought into town couple of common siz-
ed eggs which are joined together. The
shells are soft and pliable, aud the eggs are
connected by "benocord' about an inch
long and quarter of an inch in diameter
They are at the Drug Store.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

Keepdark, that's our curbstone reporter,
says he feels neglected and sighted
Twenty four hours have actually elapsed
since anybody has asked him to donate to
some "charitable" purpose.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

CONFESSIONAL new Peace Commits
sion has been appointed to confer with the
Modocs. 1t now stands Meacham, Odeneal,
Rosborough and Candy.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

DIssoLUTioN.-The partnership between
Myres & Hill, in the lumber business, has
been dissolved by mutual consent, as ap-
pears by notice elsewhere.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

NEwsPAPERs.-The Union has entered
upon the twenty third year of publication.
The Call is out in a new dress.
The Marysville Appeal appears in a new
suit and looks we'll.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

ExPEcrED.-Judge Cation, the legal
light of the Supreme Court of Illinois, is
expected to: arrive in this county next week
The Judge is interested in the quartz mines
on the South Fork of Cottonwood in this
county.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

AssAULTEp.-Wm Gocdall was assault
ted in Horsetown few days ago by a
drunken Digger who made raid through
the town swearing he could whip any white
man in the the country. 1t would be a
good thing to prosecute parties who are low
enough down in the world to sell liquor to
Indians
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

RErURNED.-Deputy Sheriff Langsdon,
who went in pursuit of the Mexican mur-
dcrs, followed their trail to Colusa County,
and thence to Marysville, where he put
the matter in others hands and came home.
Five hundred dollars reward is offered tor
those fellows.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

BALL.-Hickey's St. Patrick ball was
a fine success. Fifty tickets we're sold, and
all who participated in the festivities say
they got more than the worth of their
money.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

A New Orleans woman on the witness
stand lately In divorce suit remarked /:
"The estate of widowhood is inconvenient,
for one must have all the modesty of a
young girl without being able to feign her
ignorance
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

CHURCH. Rev. Mr. Hammond, former
ly of Yreka, will preach in the Urion
Church, Shasta, on Sunday March 23d.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

MAIL CoNrRAcTs.-The contract for
carrying daily mail from Red Bluff to
Shasta has been awarded to G. 1. Tag,art
at 81 200 per year.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

The contract to carry the mail from
Shasta to Lake City in Surprise Valley,
via. Fall River, has been awarded to C. A.
Horr at $5, 500 per aunum.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22

The California Chinaman will make
clock and ease out Of an oyster can, bits of
wire, two nails and a piece of lead.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-03-22
CORRAL g. STABLE.

Attached to this establishment is good COR
RAJ and STABLE where Teamsters and others
can always find an abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN W. SCOTT.
Shasta, June 18th, 1869. jeI9