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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-10
wilson KING.

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IWPORTtNr
TO HoUSIEIEPERs AND DEALERS.
The tope MiIlH.
u Fulton Street snA II Bevtmsn Street, New York,
Principal Cnice, les Front Street, Srv York,
Factory Nos Sc 81 89 Hudson Streets Jersey City.
VNHE P9OPRIEIORs or THIS LONG AND WILL
4 KNOWN
Coffee and spice Establishment,
Continue 20 prepare the best Phnrniucueticai ]
Powders in use. Tor RAISING BREAD, bisCt ", TIA
AND orEtR CAkFS, 4c They alsu urepsre Mustard,
Co-oa, and many other arcrs o osY in every fam w.
heh they oeer he sonsbe terms. C4ta-
loguss s,ni 10 dealers Who request theEi. -
K n. 4 q. ISHAM
H.h-cOnsaEasrs advised to Inquire for HorE MnIs ar
ueirs Gug2-iy
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~ Prepared ana roiA a. ia Marksi street, between
Al and 5ih - Louis No. and SiS hToadg-y, Nes Aefk
Fcr sals IN NAshyi-, az MGnnfselnrers Prires. ~
sWIS BEufiERA
Aiso Sc s.is, Pfof Wocds Oriental saaatiFe LhLsni
and FesesSblr Lfe Ps warranted better hAn any pfs
% she rDsuey Ia Al Tegnie. see eIa~F ~ Al es
e-ssary iufrrrsatioa With sEsat.
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scHIEFFELIE, BROTHERS & CO.,

scHIEFFELIE, BROTHERS & CO.,
nFUKrERs ANp nKsLERs
Drugs, Paints. Oils, Iyss. Perfunery, &e, &c.
40 " tiIians Street, ScS Ork,
INYITR the stsrusn of the trade 10 their large and
Fed stock oi Drugs. Paints, Ois Pcrfamery, Ae &e
In addition q their regular rpoFatons q Staple Drugs,
they also receiving, dires from the o pfou
ton and manufscare. Supplies % Tooth. Hair and Nail
Brushes BrnnEes, corks. Mor4Fs Sponges Preach and
kngish Perfouery l. bias f1trArs and many other articles
usually eHeraerd In brugzsts' sioks which they also
ensbied 10 offer on ths most advantageous tsrms.
Orders, either Ia PsFsOH OF BY nss vi, receive prompt
attrltien- jsaS-iY
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MRS. TODD'S HOUSE,
Corner of Front Street and adjoining
Ihe wire Bridge.
NOT LO S E D.

r. JONES,
AVTNG taken the above House, will every yssa
effort to give satisfaction to al who favor ~
him with their pa ronage mys- wtjan1l E4h
5000 ACRES OF VALUABLE TEXAs LAND
tO1s LEs.
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY acres lying in sS
v ood County, west q the Trinity. T. 80 acres in -
Vanzat the county seat good black soil hal prairie
$50 in Newton county, SanIne river part river
bottom; cane Ian {, bordering Piney Woods.
$50 acres in Liberty County Angrline river.
1,l2U acres IN Kaufman CIUa'y. Excellent lane west Of
Trinity
2,21i acres in Angeline ccunty, on Matches river.
most excellent opportunity is n offered TO those de-
string land in Texas titles beyond dIubt and
warraned-and abstract ready for inspection Terms very
low. viii exchange for property large part Of this land
az jacent the lands The Pacific r. Route Fo:
view OF Maps abstracts, and for any other information sp
ply to Lnoy2O-dAW4tl W. KING,
Clarksvile, Tenn.
Nashville True Whig insert in daily 4 and in weekly It,
and forward account to I. ~ King C2HyksJile CArUE,
DISSOLUTION
I'VE parne ship heretofore subsistng between the
Dicts county, his day dsoly by mutual consent.
The 'us WILL in future lie conducted by WM H. NAPiEA
alone. W. H. NAPIER.
r. b. NAPIER.
X. = NAtIER.
J. NJ. HOLT.
November 9th, 1855. novl2-W1m
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vISCHER 4 SCHELL's Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLEToS' BUILpIss, SAC and 34S Broadway.
Late No. 50 Nassau-Street.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
CAUTION M!-REWAREII

TNHE UNDERSIGNED feel it their duty To
L warn the public against transactins any
business ,eah or before Frank Murray Justice of
the feace for Shasta township. Having been
so fortunate as to be his oficial sureties we are
induced 10 take this step in order to secure our
own future safety. Murray received the amount
OF judgment ($l95 OO) issued ont of his own
Court, IN favor of N. Baldwin. of French Gulch.
Said money was handed to hini by Sheriff. Nun
nally on the 5h inst.
Mr. Baldwin has repeatedly called for his
money since that time, but cuolly told by
this second Danicl Squire Murray that he. The
Squire. was unable To pay him. To save Bald
WIN the trouble ol dancing attendance on the
Squire, and also to save troube and litigation.
we paid the amount to Mr.. Baldwin. Now we
hereby warn all persons against bringing any
suits before Squire Murray--especially those
for the recovery of money-as we have no con
hdence IN either his honor or honesty, and will
not be responsible for any of his acts after this
date. las IOhc
A. SkILLMAN
Shasta, August 4. 1850 It
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

ExpLASAToRY.-Last week the Courier con-
tanned small paragraph, in which IAN un-
kempt, unwashed, and decidedly repugnant
specimen of pug nosed juvenile" was rather
disparagingly made mention Of because,
through mistake, it addressed us its progeni-
tor Since the appearance of that article, one
of the concern has been honored with nomi-
nation for election TO a distinguished political
position. Hence we wish 10 say that the baby
to which allusion was made is not the offspring
of any coting fellow citizen. Indeed the afore-
said baby pretty well convinced, has no
paternal ancestor, and never had All fathers
will, therefore. readily perceive that we could
have had no allusion TO their beautiful! and
charming offspring.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

PASSING AwkY.-Every few days we are re-
minded Of the fact, that the persons who wit
messed the struggles Of our revolutionary sres to
win that freedom which we now enjoy, are fast
passing away from this earth, and that soon moi
one of them will be left to describe the thrilling
scenes of the days that tried mems souls. Afew
years more, and not single human being will
be found upon the earth who has looked upon
the great Washington. We are led to these re-
marks by the following paragraph from the
Washington City Organ, in speaking of the death
Mrs Payloe:-
Mrs. Tayloe was born in the year 1882, in the
then colony of Mary land, under the Crown of
England. It's representatives in that colony
were her sponsors in baptism Her early years
were spent in the brilliant court of Annapolis,
then the gayest and polished city in the colonies,
north Of Charleston. In the year 1898, after a
visit to Mount. Vernon, Mrs Tayloe had the
honor of being sent to Alexandria by General
Washington, in his Chariot drawn by four horses,
in the style OF that day having under her charge
Mrs. Washington's granddaughter, the then
beautiful Nelly Custs. the sister OF G. w. p. Gus
tis, of Arlington.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

ton on the 3Oth ult., which destroyed about thirty
thousand dollars worth Of property. The Argus
says:
The fire was first discovered by the watchmar
OF the steamboat Curnea. at quarter past three
o'clock this morning. He instantly gave the
alarm and rushed into the burning building. TO
get out the slcepers. There were several Chi
nese there who appeared confused aud he caught
hold of several females of that race, to hurry
them out Of danger He picked one Chinese
woman out Of bed, who with her husband was
disincllned to get up, either through fear stu
pldlty. The Chinaman made great noise ut the
want of ceremony on the occasion; but as no
one could understand him, little attention was
paid to his fury.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

A REPENTANT SINEER.-It is good to see q
man turn from the evil of his ways, and ACT
rghteously. 1t is said that Dr. Hayne, the no
torious individual who is in the Kentucky peni.
Tertiary for marrying every good looking wo
man he could come across leads off in the
psalms and hymns which are sung by the pris
oners. We have known men to go monrnine
for many days, because Of marrying one wife
What then must be the poignancy of grief ex'
perienced by this wicked Doctor, who, it is said
committed the offence some dozen times over
How soothing to his mind, as he sings, must be
those comforting words,
"While the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilest sinner may return"
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

"SAM" IN SHAsTA-HIs NoMINEEs.-The fol-
lowers OF "Sam, or as they are called by the
uninitiated, the Know Nothings, were in Conven-
tion in this place on Wednesday evening. The
nominations have not as yet been officially an
nounced. The following, however, it is current
ly reported, are portion of the nominations
made, viz: For Assembly, Alexander Andrews,
of Horsetown; for Sheriff, John W. Jackson of
Shasta; for Clerk, John T. Pennington. of Mid
dletown; for Assessor, s. V. Merrill Of Shasta !;
for Public Administrator Benjamin Swasey, of
Lower Springs; for District Attorney, Homer
A. Curtiss, of Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

MEXICAN kILLED-sERvED HIM RIGBT.-A
Mr.. Holmes, formerly oft Spring Greek Min
ing Company, but now packer, killed Mexi-
can, on Trinity Mountain, one day last week.
under the following circumstances: AS Mr..
Holmes train was nearing a camping place, he
found Chinaman lying in the path, who refns.
ed to move. until kicked up by MIR. II. This
mode of action on the part of MIR. II. gave great
offence to a Mexican, who was encamped at the
same place, and he accordingly gave expression
to his indignation. To this Mr.. II. paid no at
tention until after supper, when he approached
the Mexican, and asked him why he took such
exceptions to his mode of removing the stupid
Chinaman from the path. The Mexican with
out reply, snatched the pistol from Mr.. Holmes
belt, but before he could use If, Bowie-knfe
i'll the hands of Mr.. II had started his murderous
soul into another world
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

LISTEN lis there young man in Shasta
who desires to send present to his sweetheart
that she will prize infinitely more than dozen
letters I Is there young lady hereabouts that
would make her lover comparatively blessed.
without putting herself to bnt little trouble? If
so, let them go 10 E. B. Hcndee, Daguerrean
Artist at the Eagle Hotel, and he will give them
a fac simile of their dear, sweet countenances,
1--WE aude to the ladies of course) only less
lovely than the originals themselves. Try him.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

The WALKER EXPEDITInN.-The GPrtes
brings no further intelligence of the movements
Of Col. Walker The Alta says:
One of the party taken prisoner at the Battle OF
Rivas came up passenger frnm San Juan having
escaped from the enemy. His accounts do not
differ from those received by us from private
source and published last week in the Alta Cali
fo,uia. brother of Col. Walker was also among
the passengers. No news had come 10y sea from
Realejo to San Juan since the saiing of the San
Jose with Walkers command and the land COM
munication interrupted by the bands OF thieves
infesting the camaino real. 1t was believed how
ever that the Castellon party would renew The
attack Rivas in the course of the next two
months
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

FROM MExico-The I'o1rn Tall was furnished
by passenger on the Golden Age with the fol-
lowing interesting intelligence from Mexico
That paper says:
1t appears from his statement that the depart
nent of Acapulco is in wretched condition =
that consul is unfit for the office he holds
that he is cooperating with Alvarez-that Alva-
rez, instead OF advancing upon The Capiial was
retrea,ing to Acapuco-ihat 40 adllerenis To
Santa Anna had been shot by order Of Gen. Al
varez-tllat Alvarez is in precariouS condition,
Atianic States to procure recruits for the revo-
lutionary army.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

A NEW STATE TICKET.-The Mountain Dem.
at publishes the following ticket, which, that
paper says, has been nominated by certain per-
sons who opposed to both the Know Nothing
number Of the best speakers in the State, it is
said, will take the stump for this ticket soon
as the Know Nothing Candidates are nominated
For Governor. L. Aldrich: Lieutenant Cover
nor, General David Douglass; Judges of Sr-
preme Court, John NJ Howell for full term,
Chas. NJ. Creanor for unexpired term; State
Controller. Mr.. Barber; State Treasurer. J. r.
Crenshaw; Surveyor General. Chas. Fl. Thomas;
Attorney General, G. Benllam State Printer,
Paul Morrill,.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
WILLIAMA. NUNNALLY,

You have for some weeks announced in the
Shasta Conrier that you an Independent
Candidate for Sheriff of Shasta County. Will
you slate, through the same channel, whether
no. you are member of any SECRET PoLITI-
CAL ORGANIzATIoSl negative reply will
secure TO you many votes that, otherwise, will
be thrown against you While failure to an
swer will be considered an acknowled gment
that you are member OF the secret political
order, commonly (by the uninitiated) called the
:. Know Nothings." INDEPENDENT.
Shasta Aug Sd, 1856. audit.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
E. B. HENDEE.

e. B. HENDEE.
NTOULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
y citizens of Shasta and vicinity that he
has just opened rooms at the
Eagle Hotel,
where lie Is prepared to take likenesses in the
most approved style. and at very low prices.
All kinds ef FANCY CASES on hand and of
the latest style. Likenesses put in Lockets.
Pins. Rings, Bracelets, Watch Keys, &c. Also.
Steroscopic Pictures
Taken in the best siyle-it being new improve,
ment IN The art, giving the ikencsses all the dis
lnctness and life like appearance imaginable.
making you think they are just ready to sneak
10 you. and some are ready to swear thew have
heard them say several words Gin horny
Also Halo Pictures, which give the likenessea
The appearance of being surrounded with the
brightness of the sun, in perfect halo Of glory.
Also views OF all kinds taken in style that can
not be surpassed i'll the known world.
PICTURES OF deceased persons portraits. &c.
COPIED with the greatest accuracy
PICTURES warranted not to fade. and if not ner.
fecfly satisfactory, will be taken over free of
charge.
Mr. Hendee has had ten years experience in
the art, and hatters himself that he can give
perfect satisfaction to all,
:, Come one, come all and try ~
10 save the shadow, ere the substance f1y.
ohasta' August a, 1855. aud I'm
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

TRINITY NoMINATIoNs.-The Senatorial Dem
ocratic Convention met in Weaverville and
nominated B. s. Mason, Irregular Democrat of
Siskiyou, for the Senate. Another wing nomi-
mated ]. w. Holt, OK. NJ of Klamath. The
Trinity County Convention nominated A J.
Felter, regular Democrat, for the Assembly; the
other wing nominated w. w. Upton Know
Nothing. How pleasant it is to see brothers
dwelling together in unity.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

CHOLERA The Cortcs arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 3Oth ult., with 436 passengers, OF
whom 1873 are females. The Cortes lost twenty
passengers by disease resembling cholera. 1t
was thought TO have been cansed by the exces.
slve use Of liquor and fruit. The following is a
Mark Sullivan, Thomas Mcbride, Philip Walker
VIM. Murray. Matthew Doran Mary Delmore,
Michael MaLoney, MIR. Jansburgh John Dunn,
Edward Carey, Michael Lee, Jean Bose infant,
Caiharine Powell, VIM. Fry. Harry Cunningham
infant, David Owen-all of New York and
Jacob Bigford, of Massachusetts, They were
all steerage passengers.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

NOME LAcEEE.-This Indian reservation, we
are informed, is in most hourishing condition
the large number of indians now resident there
pursuing most industriously their daily avoca.
tions, seemingly with perfect contentment and
happiness. We had the pleasure Of meeting Col
T. J. Henley, Superintendent of Indian affairs
at Tehama, on Saturday last. He left for No
me-Lackee on The following morning. Gen.
Denver was also expected to arrive at Tehama
ON Sunday, Oh his way to the Reservation.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
TO THE VOTERS OF SHASTA
6'OgTNTV

Having been urged by many of my friends in
different portions of the County Wings as we'll
as Delnocrats-to present my name before The
People for reelection To the office OF Sheriff [
take this method of announcing To my fellow
citizens that will be an | N DEPEND
CANDIDATE, at the election in September
next for the Sheriffaliy OF Shasta County
WILLIAM A. NUNNALLY.
Shasta, June g. 1865. ie9.tde
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

these destructive insects to be found i'll ex-
traordinary numbers i'll almost every portion of
the United States Territory. From eastern
exchanges learn that they have committed
great ravages in Virginia, Maryland, the Caro-
linas. Ohio, and Texas. They have also seriously
injured the crops in New Mexico The Sacra-
mento Union says they have recently made de-
scent on the tall !ules that cover the marshy
grounds of the country lying between the Sac
ramente and putah. They devour this species
of food with the greatest avidity.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

FATAL AccIpEST.-We are informed by Jack
Horsley that Charles Simmons from Pennsylva-
mia, was accidentally shot at Chadburn's Ranch,
on the Trinity river, on Saturday last, from the
effects ofwhich he died the day following. He
was about 27 years of age
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
p.cific Kxprcs. Company.

This Express has performed SO ma"y faSors
for as during the week, tliatwe will not attempt
to enumerate them. Suffice it to say, then, that
they have furnished US with our regular hies du-
ring the week. besides being FIRST on hand with
the Atlantic news. ats
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
sETTLER,s MEETING.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a meet
ing of the Settlers of Shasta County, will be
held in Shasta on Monday Evening next, for the
purpose of electing two Delegates to represent
this County, in Settlers and Miners State Con-
vention. to be holden in Sacramento on w ednes
day the 9Th day of the present month.
Let the Settlers and Miners to it that the
meeting is fully attended.
MANY MINERS AND SETTLERS.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

Bio LoAD.-A few days since one of the six.
mule teams Of Messrs. Miner g. Jaynes brought
weighing eight thousand four hundred and
sevenfy-,hree pounds. When the latter eight
miles of the road is taken into consideration,
this will be acknowledged TO be an extraordin-
ary load. The splendid teams of Messrs Tom
linson s. Woods and the Messrs. Tower also oc-
casionally haul into this place loads much heav-
ier than some we have seen noticed below, but
none so large as the one noted above
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

A SMART YouxG MAx.-'.I say" remarked a
rery witty young man to us the other day, do
Won know that our old friend Ned J. has gone TO
the wars!" Gone to what wars !-Sone where
to Join the Russians we enquired. No-gone
and married that vixen, Miss Kate L. Don't
vou see the point7'' Don't think we did.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
NOTICE.

At the request of many friends throughout the
County of Shasta I respectfully announce myself
to the voters of the Cou.,ty an Independent
Candidate for the office of Public Administrators,
at the election in September next.
seCs JEREMIAH CALLAHAN
Shasta, Aug. Sd, 1855. aa au4-tde b
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

MOVEMENTS OF DISTINGUISHED PoLITIcIASs.-
Our County has been favored during the past six
or eight days, with several very distinguished
politicians OF both parties. Gov. Bigler and Col
Zabriskle came as far as this place. Messrs. Pix
ley, Speaker Stow and Dave Bagley. we believe,
did not penetrate the county further than the
ranch of Maj. Reading.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

INDIANS on THE UPPER RSAcRAMEsTo.-We are
,A'o.med by Mr.. Harvey Boyer. that party of
11'ans attacked several white men, one day last
eA' near Castle Rock and wounded one of
~ very seriously, by shooting an arrow
'n,ous" Do'n oi his cheeks. The others escaped
unharmed.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

SCHOLASTIC EXERcIsEs.-A correspondent of
the Placerville american, wrls.ng from Sacra-
mento, says the only interesting thing she saw
throughout the entire day. (July fourih) was "A
race between Marshal Tukey, our worthy super
intendent of Public Schools, and couple of fe-
male teachers; the stakes, glass of ginger
pop" and as might be expected, the ladies COM
ing in several PAGES ahead.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

V. E. GEIGER.-This gentleman has again con-
nected himself with the Times and Transcript
having assumed the editorial control of that very
able paper. Mr.. Geiger wields pen of more
than ordinary vigor, and in the present contest
will be found an opponent that the ablest men
Of the opposing party will find it difficult to
cone with
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

PEARs.-Messrs. Seelig & Morris, just above
Fitch & Co.'S store, have the finest pears we have
ever seen in the country. They are OF unusual
SIZE and Of most delicious flavor, as we can
personally attest.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

News DEpoT.-Uur thanks are again due our
budget of late Eastern papers, aud for daily sup
plies OF California journals. Also for the July
number of Black woods magazine n
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

A PosER.-We have two acquaintances in
town-one red-mouthed, dyed-in-,he-
Democrat, the other terrible" uncomprom.
islng Know Nothing-who never let slip an op-
portunity to give each other political /" bind
err under the fifth rib. The one under the i'm
preston that the Pope of Rome was abou; taking
away our liberties, was inveighing against that
potentate with considerable bitterness, and no
small degree Of eloquence. Oh man."
said he, that would kneel and kiss the Pope's
toe." "Well," replied the other, (which is the
worst, 10 kiss the Pope's toe, or MIR. Speak
erS-tow7" Harry looked at the utterer of the
aforesaid moment-his face the while BEAM
ing all over with compassion md pity for the
unfortunate pnnster-then heaving deep sigh.
left him TO the torments of q mortified and out
ragged conscience. At the time of going TO press
the unhappy man is said to be "rghi smart"
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
a CAR ID.

At the request of many Wing and Democratic
friends throughout the county of Shasta, rss-
pectfully announce myself to the voters of the
county an Independent candidate for the Office
of County Clerk, at the election in September
next. j. T. PENNINGTON
Middletown, July 5tli, 1855. jy7
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

Carr. FoLsoa.-This gentleman, who died
recently in San Francisco, was worth about si.-
10000. He left the largest portion OF 1t to a
young nephew now going to school in Ohio
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

E The Advertising Agency of L. p Fisher
has been removed to the Iron Building oppo-
site the Pacific Express Office, up stairs, San
Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

VINO DID IT?-Who took the last number OF
the TRINITY Times from our tablet Don't do 1t
again. at least before we have had chance TO
look at its pages. tiam
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

KNOW NoTHlSG SrArr CoNyr.1,os rh;.
body will assemble in Sacramento ON n. z,h
inst, for the purpose of nominatin, g.
ticket arr o'o'e
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

u The balance in the National Treasury is
reduced to eighteen and half millions Of dol
lars, being falling off from the highest poin, Of
last September Of more than ten
millions of dollars.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

A. L. DOWNER is a Democratic candidate
for election to the office of Justice of the Peace
for Shasta Township, at the September election.
iyoS,de
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

PicroRIALs.-Our friend Roman, of the Shasta
Book Store. favored us with late numbers OF
Balou's Pictorial and the Illustrated London
News. This last mentioned publication is the
most splendid number that we lTnve ever beleld.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-04

EHOrs!cy u BrasfoM's Express
Have obliged us with numerous favors dnrin.
The week, for which iley have our thanks.