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The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08
From Europe.

The latest dates from London nre tn July %
| from the Crimea to the 2tl'h. Nothing of i'm
| por,anes has irnnspire,l beiore Sebastorol since
the repulse of June 18th. The Rnssiahs had
made several sorles upon Tie Allies. bun were
driven back with loss. 4 . = "
| Iard nasluu's te;nains had been enbalmed
for England The obsequies were on rlie grand
! est ssat. The double line of French troops
| through which the corpse passed extended six
miles. Pellesier placed garland OF immortefle
upon the coffin. -
| Seba.,opol has been bombardrd for ten days.
| bu, with no effect
| Ii is reported that Gen. Pellessier has said he
will take the field against the Russians If the
next assaEt prores unsuccessful On the con-
trary fie Times correspondent says i, is impos-
sibIe 10 make successful movemrn nj against the
Russnns in the vicinity of The city.
An expedition To Perekor is announced as
being determined upon.
France is emburkiug $4,000 men from home
for the Crinea.
News of ihe death Of Schamyl is corrobora-
ted
The Russian Emp. :or is said 10 lie troubled
with splitting of blood.
Discomfort IN Italy has inLiced tue disiribu-
ton of 30 900 men among The Italian garr1sons.
by request If Marshal Hade'zky. One thonsand
are sent io Rome.
The British cabinet has passed through cri-
sis. Lord John Russel for his conduct IN the
Vienna leace conference, has been forced 10 re-
sign to save the ministry.
1hs Rorhutk motion of ccnsure upon the
Government has been defeated by l07 majority,
so the Cabinet stands firm.
The Russian troops reported as on the march
for The Crimca, are reported al 10000.
The Baltic feet has n,.le no important move
ment
Til, Danish government declines TO comply
with the demand cl tie Uni,ed States 10 abolish
the " Sound Dues"
Spain has settled the BlacL I'arricr case. with
our Government, 10y The romised payment oi
1000 00J rials.
The rnp'nre Of Spain with the rope's govern
ment s completed liy the Roman charge de-
manding his passports. The cause is lie pas
sage OF the Church property bill.
The Cnrl:s's con,inne their insurrectonary
movements very little better than bnnditli-
Spain has au' orzel treaty with the Donin;
can Republic for the first time
Lord Palmerston has been accused of bribery.
The Russians have gained victory over the
Kahn OF Nlsya, in Central Asia.
M news of interest from Irana
Tie new FrcL,lI loan is 20 be raised hy ID
crpt.oh.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08

TIE HAsrr LovER.-A lover on the point of
marriage. was conversing with his sweetheart
on the Chinese custom of bandaging the feet Of
the female infants. He said he supposed 1t was
done to keep them from gadding about, and that
he approved of the custom.
nTben cried bis sweetheart, ga Chinese rife
will best suit you.
The Jig was up. They never married.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08

Is :, ood story is tn.d ni IA rustic you'll and
a country GIRL wh, sat facing each other at the
supper table "t hushins party. me yonit,,
smllien with The tifiiis Il the beauIittsl maid.
only nured his passion ia sly looks. and now
and ihcn ton, h.ug a y 5 toe with his 1 ut uii-
d., the table. AT Hat lime. ih, re Icing no
bloomers. the girl, either fearful "i HE purity
of her s.uckihgs. Or determined 10 IN Ike the
youth express What he appeared so am y Ia
feel, bore with his advances little while In si-
lence, When she cried out, Lock here, ii you
love me, tel me so. but don't dirty my stock
ings'
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08

n The following toast was delivered at the
celebration of the Fourth of july a. ST. Josephs.
Fla, by p. W. Gautier, Esq:
TIE glorious Thirteen States Of l776-Like the
faithful servant in HOLY Writ. can this dav rem.
der an account Of their talents. Lord ibou
deiIverest unto us thirteen talents. Behold we
have gained beside them, thirteen talents more.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08

REsPrcr FOR THE LaDiEs.-lt is ihonslf, and
Justly ioo that the presence oi ladies Is "a great
restraint on the sierner sex. A man must be
very cnarse in his manners, or very f"rseiiul of
the rules of propriely, who Will use the same
freedom in conversation in the presence OF Ia
dies. that lie would if none II mt were with
him. Swearing. for instance, Is degrading
and foolish practice. IN any case, and IN any
COMPANY. however low it may be. But IT III
dus-d in before ladies', il is rudeness Ill the
extreme Aud whoever allows himself TO do
il, throws off the e niiemon at once Aud no
lady will allow herself 10 remain where 1t Is
praciiced. If we could have some means pro-
vided in this section of the country by which
swearing in The presence Of man or woman
could be prevented, we think the conversation
of many would be much more agreeable, and
the state of society greatly improved For "a
uian who has not respect enough f'r his Maker
to refrain from protanins his name, is not very
likely To respect The female character nor the
principles which should govern m"I al CON-
inuni,y. Proi;ine swearing is foolish useless.
degrading. and destructive Of mnch that is good.
No mans conversation is rendered more agree
able or effective by the nse OF an OATH Sen-
rlemal,' s word is good without 1t.
xa..gE EIar
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08

The P. Nj. steamer John L. Stephens arrived at
San Francisco the morning of the LIST inst.
bringing sixteen days later news.
The Pa%fc Express Co. were first on hand
with files of Atlantic papers.
Hirtys Fargo &. Co. were also on hand with
Atlantic papers of the latest dai;fs.
The following is compendium of the lates
news.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08
LOAG'S HORSE MARKET.


WcavcrviiIc and Yrcka Passexger Train
THE SUBSCRIBER respect
l fully informs the inhabitants Of IN
-NN Shasta and vicinity, that his ar AA-
rangenIens are now completed 10 have con-
stautly any quantity of Horses and Mules for
hire or sale lie hatters himself that his stock
of saddle animals for speed and 'rfahility. is
'exGelled by none Of asy Livery Stable north OF
Sau francisco. He takes this opportunity to
return thanks to former patrons aud to assure
them that every exertion will be use. TO merit
continuance OF the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed on him.
Stock bought aud s"ld on commission.
Auction safes of stock daily.
JAMES LUAC, Arcfioneer.
~ B PASSENGER TRAINS START DAI-
J.Y AS HERETOFORE FOR WEAVER AND
fREKA Charges moderate.
ShaA. August IL, 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08
Limei Lime Lime

Lime! Lime! Lime
UNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT-
L fully nu,,ouucr to the public, that he is now
fullv preparet iu furnish Lime, of an excellent
qualify. at their kiln in Brigssville.
Builders will do well 10 eaaa before contract
tug tstewier- as a,ir facilities Tor burning lime.
and convenience iu an excellent wagon road
cannot be surpassed. SAMUEL CLOUGH.
Briggsvile, May l6, 1850 ]ei6-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-08
OCULIST AND AURLST

DR.. RsDAtx0US,
VJAVING for "A number ot yeats devoted m
remittiug attention to the treatment ut dis
.as-s at the EYE and EAR, in all their various
forms and stages. harters himself that he has nc
tiuir,rl valuable practical experience in that de-
',,,rimrut Or. BAUAROuS has been resi-
E. N, nt S.u Frauci>co for the last four years.
ssana during tina, time has had opportunities OF
treating successfully many very severe cases OF
diseases of ,hn EYE and EAR. He takes pleas
ure in referring those uuacqnalnted WIKI hlm ~
sht. following sen,cmcn:-
i. ". Nacnutlray, Z. h Garrison.
Bernard ieyton. w T. Babcock,
Augustus Humbert. Judge Lake,
si,rrisnn Olmsiead. Nm u. Llttle.
W. Barber. I'll. NJ Whi'm"re,
W. NJ Leut. George Davidson,
Judge Hoffman, {. J. Brenham.
OFFiCE:-Correr of Montgomery and Cali
fo.uia streets San Francisco.
Office hours from TO / | A. NJ, and from 3 to
Ap.N. iee3-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
Ntips by Gelegrap5,
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE BALTIC.
New York, Nov. 5.

NEW York; Nov. 8.
The Turks defeated the Russians at Kars-
1000 killed and wounded The Russians
commenced the attack.
The Allied expedition which left the Crimea
on the 9th, after making show before Odessa,
bombarded and captured Kinburn an import
ant Russian position. The Allies also destroy
ed the towns of Lamar and Phatagoria, in the
Straits of Kertch.
The Bank of England has increased dis
count to per cent for 60 days, and z per
cent for paper of longer date. A commercial
panic is anticipated unless measures be taken
to suspend restriction clauses of Peel's bank
bill and issue paper money. Hopes are still
entertained that the claim of Mexican bond
holders will be transferred to the management
of Barring Brothers.
The merchants of Liverpool are about to
hold meeting on the subject of the financial
Distress and as great an alarm is created in
commercial circles as that which preceded the
panic of 1847.
Bank rates are higher in France. Pecunia-
ry difficulties are as severely felt as in Eng
land.
Adyices from Marsailles state that great ex-
element exists in making an embarkation of a
division of 10000 men under Gen. Lambert.
The English found in Karabellna immense
stores of ammunition and clothing
Government will not accept Simpsons re-
signation at the ensuing conference.
Denmark proposes that the Sound dues be
capitulated for the purpose of redemption.
Henry Ward, Governor of Ceylon, was as
sassinated.
News from the Crimea states that the Rus
slams have surrounded the north side of Sc
bastopol with chain of new fortifications,
and placed it in condition to support a siege
On the plateau on the north side are redoubt
earth works. and on the line of Belbec new
works in the form of the Mamelon have been
raised.
The house of the Rothchilds' has been COM
missioned to establish an Austrian Bank.
The concordat concluded between Austria
and the Holy See gives most important
privileges.
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9Otd Department,
Ned Davis Minstrels.

This popular Band of Harmonists viii give
one of their fancy performances this evening
on board Of their boat Banjo They will
doubtless have big crowd Ned Davis him.
ielf is inimitable, and he has with him some
star performers. We take the following no.
tice of the steamer Banjo from late number
of the Cincinnati Enquirer:
The Banjo is beautiful craft, sitting as light
and taught upon the water as a duck, drawing
less than eighteen inches of water, and withal,
as lady would say of a new pattern bonnet,
perfect love of thing" She has two boilers,
and although built expressly for speed, is
nevertheless as strong as sound timber and
mechanical ingenuity could construct her
She is built for yaudevilles, concerts, and other
such interesting and decidedly favorite enter
tainments. On entering the forecastle, you
observe couple of tasty and convenient Offices
fitted up for the sale of tickets. There are
two, for the protector with his usual foresight
in catering for the amusement of the public,
has adopted the most convenient method in
providing that, in case of rush, all shall be
served with tickets as speedily as possible
Procuring your ''open sesame you proceed to
the boiler deck up a broad and handsome
flight of stairs, which lead to the concert-room
or theater; you are at once surprised and de-
lighted by view of the interior, presenting a
large and magnif ent saloon, with seats for at
least eight hundred persons, and capable ofac-
comodating, if need be. half as many more,
while, at the further end, there is stage large
enough to show off a melo drama with any
quantity ofred and blue fire, and which is adj
mirably calculated to exhibit to perfection the
may windings ofa corps de ballet. The saloon
will be brilliantly, illuminated, and will present
gay and fairy-like appearance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAI
ESTATE

u virtue of decree rendered by the Court of Common
ID Pleas of Vsnderburgh County at its last will pro-
coed to sell the Court House door in Evansville the fol
wing described real estate the Martin
Refs deceaeed the 18th day November. D. 1885,
all that part lot No ID block No. the
Eastern Enlargement of Evansville Indiana thus
the of said lot at the intersection
Sixth Main along Main
of the width of saidlc
hrndredhs thence parallel 9Th the Al
ley the said lott thence with said Alley 9Th
aforesaid and thence the place of beginning Also Lot
in block in the enlargement of said
Likewise Lot 81 and 70 in LIIesons and Lockhart
largement.
aforesaid property sold wing terms
tovit 0ne-third the purchase be paid in
third in and third in twelve this from day
SALE the purchaser giving with approved security with
interest. and waving all relief from valuation laws
JOHN A. REITZ, Adm'ra
SWEET e. LEONARD. Auctoneers. octI7w4t
(Holksbote times.l
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AUCTION ROOMS


AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Corner Msin Third imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
EEAYING leased for of years and fitted the
above we'll known stand now prepared to re-
sale auction private sale. all kinds of goods
merchan disc household furniture horses bug
gies. ETC.. etc.
Regular sales every Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday
cling O'Clock A. n Also Tuesday eGn esday
snd Friday lights at early gas light.
sses and sales of real estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving. an have on hand large
gene of FURkITU RE- consisting otslat
spindle and hannster backs scroll and scolop tops rim
hack office, French. Jenny Lind. and Bustie wood seat
Chairs Chairs Elizabeth
spring rockers Sofas sociahles centre
dining breakfast tables; light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine and misses bedsteads,
tin and wire safes which Will sell a. Gin
cinnati prices.
also hand great variety OF lotions jewelry.
violins, aeeordeons pocket cutlery. pistols whips
etc. ETC.. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholes ale Of retail. WOOLSEY NELSON.
Auct's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

PRoF. Fosters LEcTUREs.-Prof Fosters
course of Scientific Lectures will commence
this evening at Crescent Hall. The Hall was
secured last Saturday evening over his head,
but he has it engaged for this evening without
fail. We hope to see large crowd present,
in compliment to the Lecturer, and as prac-
I teal ilIustration~of the fact that our citizens
can patronize Something else besides Circuses
and concerts These lectures will be well illus
trated by experiments, and must prove inter
esting to persons of every age.
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CARTER's SPANISH Min
>
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
[ ct ri

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
infalIible remedy Scrofula. Kings evil Rheuma-
tues Face Botches Bols Ague and Fever Chronic
Sore Eyes Rngworm letter Scald Head Enlargem
ofthe Bones Stubborn Ulcers phils
Disorders Lumbago, Spinal Diseases
arising from injudicous of Mercury 1mprudenee
Life. Impurity Of the Blood.
H- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the
the thousands of grateful patients from
United States who testify daily
.'CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia. Rheu-
matism Serefua. Euptiops the Skin Liver Disease
Fever Ulcers Old Sores Affections the Kidneys Disess
the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching
Joints speedily put to flight by using this
great and inestimable remedy.
of the Blood, notbn has yet
1t eeanse the system of all impurities
gently efficiently the liver and kidneys strength
healthy and the constitution bed
disease broken down by the OF youth its prm
tive vigor and strength.
For Ladies' is paraby better than all the Cos
all salo ofeompe bring
manng the cheek give elasticity to the improve
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicines heardof
The large of certificates which have received
from all parts of the United States
evidence that there humbug about it. The hotel
keepers magistrates physicians and public well
community all add their testimony the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the and Circular and Almanac and read
performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS Prop1i-
Pearl street. Richmond Va to whom all orders
for su pplies aud Agencies must be addressed.
For sale by Hailoek Soddard. Evansville; Halloek &
Parmenter, Princeton; @. H. Clark, Nincennes, and by
dealers in medicines generally. augs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06

BoARDING.-We refer young men to Mrs,
Negley's advertisement. She has very COM
Portable house, and from what we have heard,
we can recommend her boarding. Her house
should be kept full of boarders all the time,
as her prices are reasonable, and she is highly
deserving of patronage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-06
MEDICINAL
F A MILY PHYSIC

FEHERE long pubic demand for an effective
feoty op.ration. been prepared ts meet
Tey S %b an s 81 ITS has
designed easy to make physical Pill but easy
the objections but M the advantages every other This
s and we We would
tunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgave
isnot Many them produce gripping pain and re-
good to be derived from them These Pills iris
taOn pain unless sr previously existing
table harm arise from therue in any quantity But
Minute directions Tor their several which
they applicable given the tox. Among the
mention Liver Complaint various forms Of Jsundiee
liability Bilious Headache Bilious Fever Fever snd Aeue
Pain in the Side and ons for truth a these but
afford prompt and relief in costiveness. piles ehoc
Of the body ulcers and mpuryof the blood in short any
and every case where a pu rRatiEe is required
Rheumatism Govt Dropsy. Gravel. Eryspeas Pslpitson
should freely spring year purify
blood and the system for the change Of
action and restores the appetite and vgor They uri the
the strength OF the body wasted
dsea ed energies of the whole organism Hence
exists but dosing should be carried
TO which pRsic
to is
ed this pill win better than anything which
once known the public win doubt what remedy
to employ when in need OF a eathaTtie Medicine.
Being wrapped they pleasant take and being
purely vegetable no harm arise from their in
gu tity.
minute rs''oP :fs rs EP the box
A M E S G. A E R,
PRACTICAL AND ASALYTIcAL CHEMIST. LOWELL. MASS.
Price rs cents per box. s5 Els f hey for 81
Keller, Farnsley & CO.. Evansville. Ind;
YagIe & Crawford 0wensville;
Halloek & Parmter. Princeton;
g. B. Bingham. Patoks;
W. }. Whiting. Cynthiana;
j E. Jaquess & Co.. Poseyvill';
Messrs Gardiner at Bsairsville and Wadesvfile
Williams and Robertson W est Franklin:
DR. Thomas Newman and las. Sampson, Mt. Vernon
Hudspeth e. Bro. Boonvile;
Bowers Sargent. Newburgh;
Adams & Campbell, Petersburgh;
Fred Eakstein Cincinnati. o., ard all druggists.
octll-sm
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or Mr.. Kurtz is now manufacturing some
beautiful varieties of fancy candy articles,
which he is selling at wholesale as well as at
retail They comprise some of, the prettiest
things in that line we ever saw. They ought to
sell hrely during the holiday times. Mr..
Kurtz is now manufacturing candies of ali
kinds, party and family cakes, &c. on large
scale, and selling them at the lowest prices.
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OF Mr.. G. S. Walters sent across the riv-
er yesterday, small lot of horses, carts and la
borers, bound for the Henderson and Nash
vile Railroad He has large contract on
this road about ten miles from Henderson. He
has use for more laborers, carts, &c.
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PRAcTIcAL DEMONSTRATIONS AT HAUBsTAT.
The materials for not less than three houses
were shipped by the freight train yesterday
morning from the Railroad depot to Haubstadt,
" and it is expected that an equal quantity will
be shipped by each train this week, all at
the expense of the proprietor of the lots to be
sold on Monday next, whesconEeys all building
material shipped to Haubstadt this week
free Of charge.
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6FWe thank Mr.. Henry Cook, of the firm
of z. H. Cook & Son, for large package ofup
river papers brought us yesterday by the cars
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or The ferry boat Hooser State No. 2,
was busily engaged yesterday morning in con-
veying cattle to the Kentucky shore. We
would rather see it busy bringing fine cattle
over here
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GFNot one revival of religion among any
of the churches ia Indiana since Know No
thingsim began lis reign-nor will there BE-
until the preachers are re-converted and preach
the Gospel of Christi Etans0illc Enquirer
How far back do you date the beginning Of
that reign? There have been several gracious
revivals and scores ofconversions in this Val
ley within year, and TIE church papers OF
all determinations, last winter and spring,
spoke Of reviva all over thu ate y We guess
John, that because you have backslidden you
charitaIly conclude that all have. We are
glad, however, that you have become anxious. .
Brook diner.
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RIVER ITEMS.

- The Alvin Adams was here Sunday
for st. Louis. We thank Mr.. Archer for a
package Of papers This splendid steamer will
Se here next Thursday for Louisville.
- The T. G. Twitchell was here night
Before last, bound for New Orleans. We
thank her clerk for package of Louisville pa
pers.
- There were very few steamboats, along
yesterday. The waves of the Ohio were roll
ing like young sea all day from the heavy
wind.
The Banjo arrived here last evening
with Ned Davis Minstrel Company. She will
lay here couple days.
- The Sovereign, if she did not arrive
last evening, will be here to-day, from st.
Louis, bound for Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
Let passengers and shippers take notice.
- The New York arrived here last even
ing from Cincinnati, and put out good deal
of freight.
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BEST BARGAIN IN THE COUNTRY

ZIJU AChES BA 1UU AANU FUN OALE
WpY order the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh
I'D will and after the 18th day of November.
1855 sell private iii sold private sae)
day December 1855 public auction the door
Evansville sell the highest bidder.
parcel No 95 A. and parcel No T. containing lob
acres the lands beloD the of Willis
Hawkins being part the fractional sections Nos
township No south of range No. 10 west upon
the folio wiPg terms, to-wit:
onefoprh of the purchase to be paid day of sale
fourth in nine onefourth twelve and fourth
eighteea SALE with interest
relief valuation appraisement laws
Purchasers to give with approved security
JOHN J. CHANDLER.
octI5-4t Admir- of w. N Hawkins, decd