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DAILY CRESCENT.
Washington Gossip.

John A. Cuthbert tSputhern Rights hI.
been appointed Live Oak Agent for Alabama.
John Tysowski has been appointed an exam,
iner in the Patent Office
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SUNDRIES-
~ CA A>DLES-25o boxes AinmanIine;
BRAZIL NJ $50
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-i5N bsgs. Fer sale by
apo A. +. COCHRAN Il Co., ss Grav,er street.
SUNDRlES-
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BOSTON.
4 G0R BOSTON-Regular Line Of Pack


4 eis.tlr ket rsrE toI lila. >5r,s. mas, S4Exe
.r. tHs Ift r' nor j. Hi I4Na ID
ror u~lau=e Of frsslt,or rntst apply
Hss " l son Camp street.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
Further from .he Indians war

We are indebted TO Cram, Rogers & Co.. and
Rhodes & Lusk, for The Mountain Herald of 27th
Aug, containing the latest advices from the seat
of War.
On the 21st inst. party of Indians surprised
party of whites who had in their possession
some eight prisoners, and killed one
man, beside wouniing two mortalIy aud three
seriously. Mr. Gibbs, OF the Mountain House,
is mortaly- wounded. MIR. Carroll OF Yreka is
one of The gentlemen wounded. Also an emf
grant who had just arrived with his family from
Burlington, Iowa. shot while sleeping un-
Ter his wagon; he has since died. Another
migrant by The name of Smith, while lying
under his wagon asleep. was shot dead with ten
rifle balls Three other men were wounded se-
vercy None of the Indians were killed.
Gen Joe. Lane arrived at head quarters en-
he 2oh with fifteen men, Col Alden had pre-
vailed on hirli 10 take command Of the forces
an. march in pursuit of The Indians. We gather
his information from a correspondence of the
Herald.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
Sill 1.cfar.

We are informed by MIR. Horsely, Cram, Ro-
gers & Cos Express Messenger, that John D.
Golden, Messenger from Col. Alden, arrived in
Yreka just before he left, bearing the intelli-
gence that Col. Alden was yet aliye, although in
an extremely critical condition He was shot
with o hall ounce ball while STOPPING behind a
hog just in the act of firing at an Indian. The
bail entered his neck near the jugular vein and
came out just below the arm on the opposite
side ot his body, il.dicting CHASTITY wound OF
sufficient size to enable man to thrust two fin
gers into it, Just about the time he fell the old
chief Sam stepped out and proposed parley
with the "Big Boston," when another gentle
man was sent to him in place Of the Colonel
The result of this talk was that some dozen OF
the whites permitted to enter the Indian
camp. where they observed the dead bodies OF
twelve Indians piled up ready to be burned
The Indians asked to make treaty, and the
whites had agreed TO meet at Table Rock in a
few days and talk the matter. The proba
blity was that on that day either treaty would
be formed or general battle fought.
Some of Sans Indians packed Col. Alden
some sixty miles from the battle ground, and
within twelve miles of Jacksonville, where h,
now lies
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

WIN. A. NuSNALLY.-In a portion of our edi-
tion last week the name of the gentleman head
ing this article was omitted in the Regular Dem
ocratic Ticket as the regularly nominated candi-
date for Sheriff. and the name of Mr.. Corsaut
appeared in its stead This was altogether an
oversight on our part, and we alone TO blame
in the matter. 1t resulted from tho fact that
we were printing great variety of tickets
tickets for dozen different candidates, and for
four or five different counties. Of course the
names of these different candidates were not dis
tributed every time form was worked of, but
kept standing to print tickets for other men.
Hence when one of our compositors made up
the Democratic Ticket Friday night for in
sertion in the Courier, all he had to do was to
select from the galley the names of the vari-
Gus candidates and properly arrage them In
doing thi, he accidentally (and any printer will
understand how easy it was to make the mis-
take selected the wrong name-the ticket was
put in the form, and sufficient amount of the
edition worked off to answer our purposes for
the morning. And not until the following
morning after a late breakfast were we made
aware OF the mistake, when of course we at once
recti6sd it as far as was in our power a, the
time
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

A MIsTAKE.-An article is g>ing the rounds in
the papers below, which states that S. H Dosh
of this paper is before The people OF Shasta lol
the Legislature. This is mistake. He only
tried to be, but being little acquainted will
wire-pullmg, on making Ito very first grab he
found himself sprawling upon his back with q
majority OF two of the Democratic Senatorial
Convention, and his victorious opponent, seated
upon him-all of which completely took the
breath away from him that lie has not been abl,
to holler' since. We may state, however
that our Junior" Mr.. Skillman, is the Whs
candidate for Senator of this District in oppos
ton to Mr. Sprague
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
Another Battle with the Indians.

We are indebted 40 the Mountain Herald for
The particulars Of another battle fought between
he whites and Indians OF Rogue River Valley.
The account Is furnished that paper by MIR. Du-
gan through Cram, Rogers & Cos Express:-
Another battle was fought with the Indians
Yesterday. There were 10 Indians killed. and
30 wounded. The whites lost 3 men killed
md 8 wounded. Among the killed was Cap
ain Armstrong, of Yam Hill the other two men
from Yreka, but have not learned their
names; the messenger Mr.. Angel, does net
kaow tleir names. Col. b. r. Alden is said to
be morlally woundedi the bail entered his
neck and came ont under bis arm. Gen. Lane
also wounded in the shoulder sli.htly.-
The battle lasted four hours, AT the end of which
time chief Sam proposed an arnnistice, which
was granted; and boih armies agreed to meet
at Table Rock Tomorrow 10 havea 1ca-sca. The
Indians numbered go men, and the whites 96
The battle came off at The head of Evans creek
in canyon, abcuf 55 miles from here the
whites surprised them. General Lane aud Col
onel Alden were wounded while max ing q
charge. 1t is generally supposed here that it is
The intention of the whites 10 make a treaty
with the Indians. on account OF their agreeing
to meet them at Table Rock; but for myself i
have no such idea: and think there is some
other object III view, as the people of this coun-
try " ould no; submit to it to: moment
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
Fifteen Days Later From the Atlantic


The Nicaragua steamer Cortez arrived at the
Bay ON the 29ih, bringing New York dates tt
Aug. sth. There had been no sickness among
the travellers across Nicaragua
The Yellow Fever is quite prevalent and fafa
in Gew Orleans Four hundred and ihiriy-nine
deaths had occurred from it in one week.
The Wings have carried both branches of the
kentucky Legislature by increased .majorities
with seven and most probably eight. OF 'he ten
Congressman The Democrats have elected
Lynn Boyd. J. C. Breckenridge, and possibly
Mr. Stanton.
1t is proposed TO construct railroad tunnel
under The Ohio river, at the falls al Louisville
The cost Of the work is estimated at $3.50, 900
Mr. c. Murphy, of Ohio. late Clerk in the
Treasury, has been appointed Consul at Shang-
hae.
An Indignation meeting was held in Balti.
more on the 9th ult.. aud resolutions passed
requesting the Mayor TO resign his office, III con-
sequence Of his deter minati0n to suppress street
preaching.
Ex-Governor Paine, of Vermont. died al
Waco, Texas, on the 9th ut. He had gone to
Texas for the purpose of exploring the most
souiherly route for the Pacific Railroad
1t is said that Senator Douglass, of Illinois,
recently in Rome, made his formal remuneration
of Professionalism and was received into the
Catholic Church on the Feast OF Visitation, I'D
July,) by His Eminence Cardinal Fransoni.
Project Of the Propaganda.
DEPARTURES OF FoaEIGS MiSIsTERs.-Hon.
Pierre Soule. L. s. Minister to Spain, Hon. Jas.
Buchanan, U. S. Minister to the Court OF st.
James, Col. J. J. Seibes. U. S. Charge des af-
faires to Belgium, and VIM. Campbell, U. S.
Consul to Rotterdam. have all announced their
determination to leave for their respective sta
rnns on the 9th inst, in the steamer Atlantic
Mr.. Walker will 60 to China. although no
steamer is provided on purpose TO take him.
The United States has no sieamer fit for the voy-
age SO Mr. Walker will take the British line
to Bombay and GO thence by the Powllatian.
The death of Commodore Newton was Off
cially announced i'll Washington Oh Monday,
August 4th.
MIR. Borland, Minister to Central America.
and Gen. Gadsden. Minister to Mexico, have left
for their several destinations.
E. N. Beale, Superintendent of Indian Affairs
for California, arrived al Santa Fc, june Sth, OH
his way TO San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
A CARD.
To the Voter. Of she coun,y of shasta,


Owing To the peculiar afiavia which M
pears to be atloat in the political atmosphere.
particularly far as the same relates 10 the "i-
| fice of Sheriff, and in relation to which occu-
! py rather an pnenviable position. having served
! the public in the capacity Of County Clerk du-
ring the pas; year, am, as might be expected,
| cognizani of the manner in which tue affairs OF
The county have been transacted: and being a
candidate before the people for reelection TO
that Office it is expected that | should To some
extent at least, canvass the county. In so do
ing thus far have been frequently inquired oil
concerning the qualifications Of tile candidates.
and particularly with reference 10 those tor the
Sheriffaty-and with regard TO the manner IN
which the present incumbent has acquitted hm-
self For all such calls for information on that
subject have invariably referred those making
the INQUIRY TO the records aud files IN my Office;
and when asked po;ntedly. in reference to any
| particular matter or thing III relation thereto,
ALWAYS felt il my privilege, as well as duty. TO
state the stubborn facts they exist. An lndl-
vidual's official acts, have eyer been taught to
believe, il Republican gagerni.lent, are public
property.
am we'll aware that every means which may
be thought available will be reSorted to in order
to defeat me- by small faction having their
origin and location at Shasta. Ii IS impossible
in any public situation in life for man TO pur-
sue a course commendable in the estimation of
all. l have ever epdeavored To pursue straight
forward course, always attending ..ssiduously TO
The business entrusted TO my charge-and by SO
doing have thus far in life met with sufficient
encouragement 10 induce to still pursue the
same course. But it is expected that will Use
all fair and honorable means To procure the
election of the nominees of the party politlc TO
which l beong, and from which have ever
met such latiering and complimentary enconr-
agement. And, fellow citizens, whatever inte-
rest You may feel in the election OF any partic-
ular candidate TO the office of Sheriff, far
am concerned citizen | am content II one
shonld be elected possessing the qualifications
indispensable to ;hc promotion and advancement
of the interests of the commonwealth But
you will readily see the position which occn-
py. By the nominees am considered as con-
venient post--by those who bolt am consider
ed stumbling block know net what state
mems or representations may be made Tor the
purpose of making diversion against me, but
| uin satisfied that every effort that may be
thought effective will be niade. However, !
claim the privilege of remaining in The county,
at least until after the election. and if elected
expect to endeavor to discharge the dnties made
obligatory upon with pron.piitude and H.
deity.
Notice OF this statement is given to David
Corsaut. Your humble servt,
se3-lt THO. ". DAWSON.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

The ORIEST.-We invite the attention Of ira
ders and travellers TO the card of the proprietor,
OF this San Francisco and Colusa packet. Th,
Orient has been fitted up in style perhaps supe
rior TO any boat heretofore plying on the Upper
Sacramento-she has been thoroughly overhaul
ed from stem to stern-her capacity for accom-
modatins passengers greatly increased, and il
every respect she now possesses all the reqn
sites tor becoming most popular boat llei
commander A. D. Carpenter, was formerly re-
siden; of this place, and is mos; refined gentle
man.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

DEMOCRATIC MEEIISG-SPEEcH OF Gov BIG
trR.-Gov. Bigler arrived in town on Wednr :
day and remained here until yesterday morl :
ing. During his short sojourn in town numbers
o his old friends bad the pleasure of graspine
his hand, while many others called upon him and
made his acquaintance for the first time. On
Thursday evening, in obedience to public no.
tice, large number of citizens, Wings and
Democrats, assembled in front of the st. Charles
Hotel The meeting was organized by calling
S. II. Dosh to the chair, who at once introduced
Gov. Bigler to the assemblage. His appear
ance was hailed with three cheers. The Cow
ernor then commenced and for more than tw o
hours held the assembly in earnest attention
while vindicating himself and party against the
various charges that are made against them by
their opponents. He made a most able fort
and the Democrats were more than satisfied
they were delighted. He was frequently cheer
ed in the course of his remarks
After the Governor Quilted the stand Mr..
Montgomery, in response TO a call of his friends,
made his appearance, and delivered himself of a
speech on the other side of the question, with
which his party friends were well satisfied, as
they frequently testified by their hearty cheers.
AT the conclusion of Mr.. Montgomery's re-
marks Mr.. sprague entertained the crowd until
n very late hour. His remarks were received
with frequent cheers of approval, and at the cor
cusion thereof the meeting gave three times
three for "Honest john and then retired to
their homes.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
A CA R1I.

A'lNu been tins evening called upon 10
Il notice a laberlons replication gotten up by
one nf The orators ot :he uo-pariy candidate for
The cfiice OF SL. riff of the county of Shasia,
hasten 10 answer briefly all ihe inquiries there
in contained, which l deem material CT edity-
ing:
First, to the question with regard TO my pre-.
ference for Sheriff. would say, ". A. Nunnal-
", Esq. Second, 10 my object ions 10 the
present incumbent being reelected TO the office
OF Sheriff. They are these ;-Yant of The in
dIspensable qualifications. and his negligence
10 perf"rn promptly and lawfully the duties of
that office; lastly, his disregardins the pledge
before The Convention For the proof OF inca.
pacIty Nc, respectfully request ali persons who
ieei sufficient II tcrest. 10 call and exap,ine NV
nolIve ior publishing the card was this was
loid on The eve OF starting Pin River that d.
oorsau' was reporting that | had denounced
niip, Gazing nun prmp. &c, which is false
'eadily saw that Mr.. Corsaut and his orators
were making death struggle to get mp storm
Oh excitement, mingled, perhaps, with little
sympathy, by reporting that | had been persc-
eulins MN wronstully, and thereby operate TO
s''ie extent against me and in his favor.
as 10 retracting anything which have said
WIN regard To d, Corsaut, either as to his off,
clal or private character, am not the man to do
'hat little thing sir.
1t appears that Mr. Corsaut or orators ar.
a'oePls IN raisiDg storms. but let me suggest
nat It is my humble opinion few days will de-
'e'mine that he and bis orators do not under
stand the art of controlling r,sem when raised.
,sk fN's '' ''' '''a'
ss3,lt THO. W DAWSON
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

DEATH OF RETURNED CALiFoRSIaX.-We
have been shown letter addressed to Adams
q Cos Shasta office, communicating the sad in
teiligence that Mr.. Benz. White, who left this
country on the first of June for his home in
Peoria, Ill departed this life in New York. five
days after his arrival from the effects of the
ls'hmus Fever. Mr.. White was long resident
OF this place. and his numerous friends will re-
gret to hear of his DEATH
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
Election Day.

1t is scarcely necessary for us TO remind our
fellow-citizens that on Wednesday next they
have the most important we'll as imposing
duty to perform that can possibly devolve upon
an American. On that day the purest and
most exalted considerations of patriotism de-
mand that we repair 10 the polls and cast our
votes for such men, for the varons public offices
from Governor down 10 the lowest County Off
GER as we think most capable of properly per-
forming the duties attached thereto. 1t is our
du'y in voting for a candidate, not to forget to
ask the important questions, Is he honcst7-
is he capable ~ And accordingly as these in
.quiries are answered aye, or noe. let us deposi,
our votes in the ballot-box
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

The CARDS OF MEssRs. DAWSON AND Con-
sAuT.-Ths first card of Mr.. Dawson was hand.
ed US for publication, with directions that Mr..
Corsaut be permitted to see it before published.
Accordingly, on request, it was furnished to Mr..
Corsaut and drew forth his reply, which, on be-
ing submitted to the first named gentleman was
responded to in his second card We make
these statements so that the reader may know
why the several communications have appeared
al the same time
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

EB The various candidates have so complete
ly crowded rs out of The paper this week that
We have not even space in which to return
thanks TO Adams s. Co. and Rhodes & Lusk for
our regular exchanges during the week and for
the latest A,lantic paners.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

SUFFERING on THE YREsA EMic RANT TRAIL.-
Mr.. J. Heard, Of Siskiyou, informs The Herald
that there is a train containing eighteen families
on the ireka Emigrant trail, all of when at the
time the information given, were supposed
TO be suffering for food. alr. II. proposes to
take supplies to them, if furnished by the cit-
Eens. The train contains about hftv women.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
DISSOLUTION.

TUE corar'nership heretofore existing be-
J. tween (ipltiistone & Joseph is this day dis
solved ny urtual consent. The business OF I'll,
CONCERN wall be seitlva by tTr. Gnlfs,onc.
Ans- 90, GOiDSTONE & JOSEPH
~ The Err p,;i !, cos.1ee,.a ~ s;s.iss...:.
< .:se..i.r. sec, ,.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
JOS. L.. HOLMES.

We are authorized To auiiouncc the name
of Jos. /. Holmes as candidate for reelection
TO the office of Constable for Shasta Township.
at the general election in September next.
auo7 te
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

q There are no less than seven.v.fnpr off
GERS to be voted for at tue ensuing election b,
The people of San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
UREAHs Il. sNAsEa.X.

We are requested To announce Criah B.
Snavely as a candidate for Constable Of SlIast;.
Township at The ensuing election. an20te
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
REMOVAL.

= c. HORN & co. have removed thei,
LIZ Cigar and Tobacco Store TO the corner o
Clay and Battery streets. San Francisco.
se3lln
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
DR.. GERRERD ". ROCHE.

Wa authorized to annouuce the name of
G. NJ. Roche as a candidate for Justice of the
peace for Shasta township at the ensuing cleo
ton au2O ie
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
HOMER A. CEREISS,

We arc authorized bv numerous voters irrcs-
pectiye of party, to announce the name of Ho-
mer a. Curiss as candidate for the oifice OF
Justice of The PEACE for Shasta township at tn,
ensuing election. aua0 tc
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

ED ECT1ON NOTECE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ voters of Shasta county, that the following
officers to be elected i'll and for the said
county. at the general election to be held
throughout the State of California, the first
Wednesday of September A. D. 1853. viz.
County Judge Treasurer,
Sheriff, Surveyor,
County Clerk. Assessor,
District Attorney, Coroner,
Public Administrator.
Also. at the same time, in and for each town.
ship in said county, there nrs to be elected
Two Justices OF The Peace and TWO Consta-
bles.
By order Of G. w. McMURTRY.
County Judge. s. G.
Dated Shasta, August g. 1853. aul3 te
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

Having consented to run for Constable of
Shasta Township, will be supported without
respect to party au27 tie
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
TRINITY LODGE NO. "a, OF
f. AND A. MASONS.

MEET AT THEIR HALL IN WEAN Err
vile Trinity County. Regular meetings every
Monday evening.
Brethren in good standing are invited to at
tend. NJ RUCH, ". NJ.
II. l. SEAMAN, Sec'y. jy9 If
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
DR. i. a. RAYMO RID,

VIII be supported AT the ensuing election foi
Justice of The Peace for Shasta Township by
au2Gie WAC AND DEMOCRATIC VOTERS.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
JONAS RNa.RA N
JOHN G. LUsA

OF the Middetown Precinct is candida
for Constable for Shasta Tuwnship. se3.lt
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03
WI. T.. CaOTEY.

Will be supported for Constable Of Shasta
Township by
au20:e 1900 REnocRArIe ysTEH..
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-03

Democrats Look cut for Spurious Tickets
NTE have been cr-dibly informed that a
w large number of tickets headed Regular
Democratic Tickets" with the name of David
Corsaut, for Sheriff. has been circulated through
out the county. All such spurious. VIM
A. Nunnally is the regular Democratic candi-
date. BY order of
se3,lt DsMocRATic CENTHAI. CoMMITrEE.