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medicine believing that In herself
rapidly and socsuay nv ,he
vegetables and minerals OF medical the matter
dyspsps there chronic very often
efforts Of nature healthy Of the digestive
years. both In and s
kindred Ills such, HooFGAND5 GERMAN BtTrERs pre-.
pared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson .ray vAaab preparation
tonic medicine giving healthy action 10 ha atom
will be highly erviaeabs all seass but speay during
spring Dyspepsia only be cured patient
Of reauenti ani all tho fs uudr this sad
maay would application the Depot
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A conductor on the Madison and Indianapolis
Railroad recently caused two runaway negroes to DO
rested and returned to their masters in Kentucky He
was discharged by the managers of the road.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-02

Tho New Albany Qa.) Ledger states that Mr..
John woodfs of that city has fallen heir to the snug
sum Of by the death Of maiden aunt in England
Mr.. w. is nnisher in the American foundry at New
ALBANY F4.ez 55s@ =
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Mr.. Merriam, the Brooklyn meteorological, saya
that thunder produces the potato rot just changes
milk in the cellar checks the fermentation of breusrs
yeast, and causes the meat the butchers stall to
change ..Z5.
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PoLITIcAL Discussion IN ST. FRANoIsvILLE
Pursuant to appointment, on Wednesday, the
26th ult., Colonel Pond, the American oandi-
date for Congress from the Third District, and
Colonel Sigur, met in debate in the St. Francis
vile courthouse for the purpose of discussing
the principles and merits Of their respective
parties, We learn from the Bayou Sara Chroni-
Gle that Colonel Pond opened the discussion in
"a mastery manner, and by anticipating and re-
futing the arguments Of his opponent, placed
that gentleman in dilemma from which he
could not successfully extricate himself. He ap-
peared to be, says the Chronicle, much in the
situation of the Irishman, who. after trying to
build q chimney by commencing at the top
said that {" he would have succeeded, if he could
only have made the first brick stay ..-
The discussion occupied several hours.
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@s- OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
9 Camp street Applications received from ntos
Pm. Gau2s sptil D. t. RtcAReo s,r,sta ~.
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We learn by private dispatch received last
evening, that the steamer jean Webre was sunk
at Shaggy Point on her way down to the city.
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Mr.. Kerr, clerk Of the fine steamer Crystal
Palace, has our thanks for late papers from st.
Louis and Hicksbnrg.
We also acknowledge similar fayors from the
officers 81 the u. M, Kenneth
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TIE MAIrs.--The Northern and Eastern mails,
due yesterday, failed beyond Atlanta, Go. We
have dates from Louisville of last Tuesday and
from st. Louis Of last Wednesday
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! AZ ~ ~ a =, "a 4 AZ q ~ ~ .
Foa SENATOR,
REERGUs GARDERE.l
ron REPRESENTATIVES,
JAMES m. MEnAFFEy,i
GEORGE o. LAwR SON.
ron piarRer ATTORNEY.
s W. r, SCOTT.
FOE SHERIFF, e a
PAs0ALIs LABARRE.
FOR CORONER,
s.P. sHATruoK.I
ron CLERK or COURT,
EDw.s RUIssoN.
iron ASSESSOR,
3. L.. DoNNELLAN.
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Arespectable maiden lady, thirty years of
sge committed suicide in Charleston, s. o. on the 10th
by taking landanum.
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jar NoTrcE.-The property advertised in
the Crescent Of this monlg TO he aoid By tho Constable
Of Fs Jnstice' Court does belong have sold
omee sgo evdsncs OF the fact certificate
Register Of Conveyance.
oil nat N,
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Crescent Mutual Insurance Companx
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND CONNER CIAL. PLACE.
MARINE, RIVER AND FIRE l1NsURANcI

The Company have the followng'asaeta: "-...
Invested In Bond land Mortgage property worth double
tho amount loaned thereon .s336ols 90
Bank and other SockB..... BS,Qsb
Bills Receivable being Notes for Premiums As1l
Invested Real Faae estimated value 6ia 06
Due for Premiums Of Collection. snaGs G6
Scrip ffom other Companies estimated 3085 10
Cash hand l0Os4s %
49,
Total Asca 40
TfHoE. A. Adams, Prssldont.
GEO. IoHAg, Vice PrsaidSnts
Gil. EASsoNi, Secretary.
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PARISH OF snrrHRsou

AMERICAN NOMINATIONS
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

FIRE ~ SACRAMENTu.-A destructive fire oc-
Cured in the China portion of Sacramento. on
the 3rd inst Loss about $4,000. The Journal
says:-
The fire originated in the second story of
building belonging TO the See zap Co., aud was
supposed TO have caught fire through the care
lessncss of some one smoking opinm 1t was
currently reported las, night. and immediately
after the fire, that some fourteen sick ami disa
blel Chinamen. who were in tue Hospital. per
ished in the fire. Quite large amount OF rice
was burnt belonging principally to two OF The
Chinese companies. Owing to the intensity o'
The heat. i, wns with difficulty that the Chinese
Chapel was saved, although the fire did not reach
within one hundred feet of the binding.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
ELECTIoN NOTICES.
TO THE VOTERS OF SHASTA
COUNTY.

JOHN w. JACKSON announces himself as q
candidate for the office of Sheriff of Shasfa Co.
subject to the nomination of the Whig Conven-
tion, and not to any other clique or faction
While presume to place myself in this position
say that am not a Know Nothing, and never
expect to he; and / would desire you to re-
member that have served in the capacity Of
Deputy Sheriff of this County first under the late
Sheriff, D. Corsaut. and under W. A. Nunnally.
the present Sheriff, up ia the present time.
respectfully ask the People to recall to mind
the manner in which have discharged my du-
ties as deputy to my superiors in office. and, at
the same time, to the public-and by that am
willing to be judged as 10 my fitness for the Of,
fee to which, if an untrammelFed people should
see fit to elect me, shall always feel grateful
to them. If elected, pledge whatever abili-
ties have entirely to the discharge Of the due
ties Of the Office. JOHN w. JACKSON
iy7 I'd
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
Daigh's Grand Rattle.

AvING FAILED TO DISPOSE OF
Il i sufficient number of tickets to Justify me in
drawing my Rattle. l am compelled to announce
to the public that I have abandoned the enter
prise. and am now redeeming the tickets dis
posed Of
To those who purchased tickets shall ever
feel grateful for their confidence. and am truly
sorry they have not been able to realize their
expectations. have used all honorable m.ans
to dispose Of my tickets, and have failed 70 .ell
but very small portion of them.
II is useless for me to apologize for the failure
the Pnhiic will judge as they see proper.
Although the ticket holders have been li.nn.
pointed ip the drawing, they need have no fears
OF being disappointed in getting their money
back. whenever the tickets are presented At nv
Office in Shasta. And wish to say to all who
have purchased tickets, not to DISPOSE of them
tor less than three dollars each, as am fully
able to redeem them. '-' NJ
l. will try and make arrangements to yisi,
Weaverville. Yreka, and other points, within,
thirty days: for the purpose of redeeming the
ticKets sold at those plnces-of which notice
will be given in the SAnno Courier :, ; '''''
o, JAMES DAIGH;
shes's July 7, 1885. - jy7
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

The EuRoPEAN WAR.-The Boston Courier
expresses The sentiments Of large majority Of
the American people relative to the European
war in this parn graph:
There is a great deal Of nonsense talked in
America about the result OF the European war.
The war belongs 10, and is entirely connected
with the political combinations Of Europe. Rns-
sia. Ansiria. Prussia. France aud Erglund only
look upnn it as to how they may best 'lain'ain
their separate grounds. Turkey is the victim.
and Russia is os,ensibly the foe. But the allics
care nothing about Turkey--ihere is not one Of
them who would not annihiaie her miserable
power in u minute if either was able TO do it
but the powers playing sort Of game Of
cards to see who shall have Turkey--who shall
have Constantinople--who shall have possession
of the Golden Gate-who shall have possession
Of the keys of the Bosphorus.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

DRoUGHT IN New YoRk.-The following ex
tract is clipped from private letter, dated
Rochester, June Sd:
Before forget il let me advise you TO save ni
your lnxurinni harvest for il may be needed for
your starving eastern friends before the season
draws TO a close. Drought prevails almost
everywhere throughout the Atlantic States. and
no rain Of consequence has fallen tor many
weeks The skies are brazen. and all vese'a.
ton ihrsting for the precious rain but . He
who s. nde,h The seed time and harvest f." will
also grant us the desired boon in his own good
time. We hear also that the grasshopprrs are
committing ravases in some portions Of the State
Of Ohio bn, thus far the Gennessee Valley has
been spared their iucursions
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
One Week Later From Europe.


The Nicaragua steamer Pacific arrived at San
Fr.ncisco on the morning Of the 2nd, bringing a
large number of passengers and one weeks
later news from Europe than that brought by
the Golden Age. The Pacific brings the great
Southern mail from New Orleans, the Mail
steamer having broken down.
To the Pacific Express Co. are we indebted
for the first delivery of papers containing the
Accounts from the Crimen.
The siege was being carried on as usual
The appointment of Gen. Pelliser to the COM
mand Of the French army is said to be very pep
uIar. The announcement is made that he con-
templates an attack upon The Russians in the
field. Desperate engagements occurred almost
nightly befare Sebnstopo heavy losses having
occurred on both Sides The Allies have now
over 200. 900 men in the Crimea.
II is reported that Omer Pasha promises to
take and hold Simpheropol, if the French will
protect his advance. A secret expedition is said
TO be preparing by the Allies in the Crimea.
The very latest news from the Crimea, is to
the effect that desperate engagement had taken
PLACE before the flagstaff battery. The French
took and destroyed the Russian works. It was
reported that the bombardment would recon-
mence ON Monday. the 2Sth ult.
The CONFERENCE.-The is now positively stated
that the Vienna Conferences are to he re-opened.
II is stated that the project OF Austria leaves Rus
sia and Turkey TO settle between themselves, the
numher of ships each shall have in the Black
Sea-France and England to have two each.
Great Britain.
Mr.. p'lsraeli's otion of want of confidence
in the Ministry ON the subject Of the war was.
after spicy debate in Parliament, lost by ma-
iorty of 100 for he Government.
1t is expected that by the 2t tn of June every
available soldier in Great Britain will have been
embarked for The Crimea.
Parliament had taken a recess Until june 4th.
Domrssic.
Interpretations for Gen. Harney's ex pedition
aganst the Sienx Indinns are being pushed rap.
iply f'rward, aud portion Of the troops are
already iii motion. 1t is reported that the In-
dians to The number Of 1900 have assembled to
meet him, and at point where it will be diff
cult 10 opera,e against them.
New ORLEANS. June 4th.
The total mortality in this city last week was
three hundred. including two hundred aud sev.
enty-five from Cholera.
A New Orleans editor is said to bs the next
Governor OF Kansas, Reeder.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
Dcmocrntic County Conven,ion,

At meeting OF the Democratic Central Com
mit,ee for Shasta County, held in the Court
House on the 18th inst, it was resolved TO call
Conveniinn,-and said Convention is hereby
called the Democracy of the county. to as
semble in Shasta on Saturday, ihe 7tll day of
July. 1855, for The purpose Of uomi mating candi-
dates for the Assembly. aud for The various
County Offices. well as to elect delegates to
attend District Convention. 10 be holden for
the purpose of nominating candidate for Sena-
tor. The various precincts are entitled to the
following number of delegates being one for
each precinct, one for each twenty five votes cast
=, he last election, anl one for enc fraction less
than TWENTY-FIVE: .
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
Pacific Exprcss COMPANY.

As usunl, this Express were on hand every
day during the week. with full files of California
papers, and. upon the arrival of cnch steamer.
with copies of all the more important Atlantic
urnals.-ihose of literary well as OF
news and commercial character.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

T The fare OH the steamers leaving on Sat-
urday last, was. first cabin $3.50; second cabin.
sl75; steerage. sl2o. AS it is likely that quite
a number of gentlemen now up for nomination
for office, will be nnxiously inquiring about the
price of passage TO the Atlantic States between
this and the time of our next issue. we have
given the figures above. The price OF fare up
Salt River has not as yet been definitely ascer-
famed
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

K n. CANDIDATES FUR GovLRNoR.-The fol-
lowing gentleman named in connection with
The Gubernatorial nomination on the K y. ticket.
viz: Mr.. Stow of Santa Cruz Col. Nicely John.
son. OF Sacramento; J. II. Wade, of San Fran
cisco; Judge Curtiss. of Sacramento, nad D. p.
Baldwin of Tuolnmue.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

FOURTH OF July The Fourth was very gen.
orally celebrated by the citizens of this County
We have heard of balls and impromp,u dinners
in various mining localities. These affairs pro-
badly were not got up in style qnite SO mag.
nficent as all of US have witnessed in the old
they were equally ms ioyous
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

Hook FARM.-Capt. Suffer otf, rs a large por.
tion of Hook Farm for sale in the shape of Raf-
He. An act passed by the last Legislature
granting him the privilege of doing so. We
bope TO see goodly number of his tickets sent
up this way. Who would not assist in placing
the gallant old Sutter above want.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
lar RE ID.

On tho 28ih June at Grizzly G1lch, by the
Rev. Ralph Rainald, MIR. james H. Aupord to
Mrs. Sarah Ann Berry.
In joyous youth, what soul hath never known
Thought. feeling, taste, harmonious to- its own
Who hath not paused while Beauty's pensive
eye
Asked from his heart the homage of q sigh'
" Who hath no, owned, with rapture smitien frame
The power of grace, the mage OF q name7
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

GEN. WINFIELD SCoTT.-A newspaper CORES
pondent states that this gallant General is rapidly
growing old. His lofty form, continues the wri
Ter, is bowed down, his elastic step has passed
away. and look of sadness and weariness has
settled upon those once expressive and decided
features. He leads very retired life. sees but
little company. rarely appears in public, and
u,u.lIy walks alone
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

REMovAL.-koelhe's Drug Store has been re-
moved to the room below Rhodes 81 Co.'S Ex-
press. Romans Book Store has also been re-
moved to the building next below the Masonic
Hall building. The houses formerly. occupied
by them, have been torn down by Mr. Callahan.
and the workmen are now busiy employed in
digging out the foundation prepatory TO the erec-
ton Of fine brick hnilding.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

DEMOCRATIC CoSyEsrIoS.-The Democratic
County Convention will be held in town to-day.
], will devolve upon this body to nominate can
aida,es for al the various County offices. Tor the
Assembly, and to select six delegates to attend 3
District Convention, for The purpose Of selecting
a Democratic candidate for Senator.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

" The house Of Judge j. c. Bruuion. Pub
lie Administrator of Ell Dorado. was entered by
three scoundrels, on the night Of The 30fh ult,
and the Judge knocked on the head with an axe,
nnd robbed of sl3 .OO0. Judge B. is not expected
To recover.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

WHIe CONVENTIONAL Whig County Conven-
ton for this County, is called, in to-day's paper
70 assemble in Shasta on the 2oih OF the present
month. 1t therefore becomes the duty OF the
whigs of each precinct to give notice at once
for primary meetings, and select delegates to
said Convention
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
A CAR D.

At the request of many Whig and Democratic
friends throughout the county Of Shasta, res
pectfully announce myself to, the voters Of the
county an Independent candidate for the Office
of County Clerk, ut the election in September
next. j. i. T.PENNlNGTON.-
Middletown, July 5ih, 1855. jy7
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

DAIoH's RArTLE.-We direct the attention OF
the ticket holders in this rattle, to the card of
Mr.. Daish in to-day's paper. AS will be seen,
MIR. Dsish has not been able to sell sufficient
number Of his tickets 10 justify him in drawing
the raf3e. He is therefore prepared 10 redeem
all the tickets that have been disposed Of
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
WILLIAM It. HANFORD,

OF Shasta, is a candidate for the nomination
for County Clerk of Shasta County, subject to-
the decision of the Whig County Convention.
iy7 tdc
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

SEssiBLK-Gen. Tom Thumb was married /,
short time since, to Miss Vinton, OF bridgeport
Connecticut.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

LITERARY FAvoRs.-Jerry Sullivan. Of the
News Depot, San Francisco, has completely
overwhelmed Us with literary matter this week
including papers of every character. picto-
rials. The various popular magazines Of the day.
&c. &c.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
ALFRED A. MAX.

OF Red Bluffs, will be candidate before the
Democratic County Convention, for the nomi-
nation for Assembly man. OF course he holds
himself subject 10 The decision Of said COnven-
tion. Wz
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
ELECTION NOTICES.
Notice to Wings Of shasta County.

A County Couyep,ion for the purpose Of no.
minating candidates for the diert IT county Of
ficers, will be held in the Court House, in the
town of Shasta, at g O'Clock 7. NJ, on the Goth
oil July, A.D., 1855. Also 10 nominate delegates
IL the State Convention. Each precinct is en-
iit to the following number OF delegates in the
County Convention being one Cor each precinct
one for every fifty votes cast therein, and one
for ach fraction over and above fiify
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
Rhode. & CO... Express.

We are indebted to Mcssrs. RhMles & Co.'S
Express for files Of California papers for the
week. Also for large variety OF Atlantic pa
pers, and for the July number Of the Pioneer
Magazine.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

n Miss Fanny Watson, young lady OF San
Francisco, took the veil few days SINCE. at the
Convent Of the Sisters Of Mercy in that city.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
foarsh Of J.iy .s Red nl.as.

EO0T1h 81 J0ly ~ BED BI00s.
We bad the pleasure of being present at Red
Blufs on the 4ih inst, and participating in the
ceremonies of that, the natal dsyof the inde-
pendence Of our Republic.
AT the hour of two clock in the afternoon, a
goudly number Of citizens and visitors, including
u fair share Of ladies. notwithstanding the
abundance Of dust and intensity Of the heat,
formed in procession, under direction Of MIR.
Butler, the Marshal Of the Day, in front Of the
" Luna House," and to the strains of music,
marched about half mile from town, to the pa
vilion, beneath which stand for the officers
aud speakers, and seats for the audience had
been prepared. The ceremonies then proceed.
ID in the following order, as announced by DR..
veiich, the President of the Days
Music by the Band Yankee Doodle.
Readng Of the Declaration Of independence
BY Dr. Craig, of Red Bluffs.
Music by the Band-HaI Columbia.
Oration-By S. H. Dosh. of Shasta.
Song" Star Spangled Banner" beautifully
.ung by band of young ladies and gentlemen
The American Boy" was also given in fine
style by young gentleman. Mr.. Scott, Of Red
Bluffs.
Alex Andrews, Esq. of the vicinity of Horse
town. was then called upon. and delivered, in
animated style few very appropriate remarks.
| He was followed by Mr.. McCuic.an, of Cousi.
aud Judge Harrison, of Red Bluffs in short. but
happily conceived aud eloquent addresses.
10 f, Il rofn
I'd 10 the "Luna House. to parlake Of most
sumptuops dinner prepared by the propriesors
uf that excellent hotel.
The ceremonies of the dny went of in q
most agreeable manner indeed. And as we sat
upon the stand, preparatory to addressing the
audience. how did not the rccolections of the
pasl-oi independence Days long gone,
when mothers, and sisters, and weet-hearts,
and loved-compasions participated with us in
the joys Of the occasion-how did not these sad
but fond memories Of times when. perhaps, we
were frecr from sin and nearer Heaven than
now-how did they not crowd upon the mind
awakening emotions that we knew not OF. How
did not the old time come o,er US ~
But we viii not grow sad over an occasion
which was SO full of joyousness. The ceremo-
MES Of the day were followed by most delight
ful ball at night The attendance Of both la-
dies and gentlemen was very large. Seldom.
we presume, has ball room in Northern Cali
tornia been graced by the presence of SO many
beautiful women and gallant gentlemen. The
room Of sufficient capacity to accommodate
eight sets That any space was permitted to go
unoccupied during the night, it is perhaps unne-
cessury to deny. At eleven o'clock the gay re-
vellers repaired to the supper table, where was
spread out a collection Of viands, fruits, cakes.
confectionery. &C., Sc, that could not have fail
ed to sssfy the most fastidious and fanlt- iuding.
After supper the dancers again repaired to the
ballroom, and continued their ierpschorean
amusemenis Until the morning sun peeped over
the Serras and caught them in the act"
When the Fourth of July is again celebrated
at Red Bluffs. " may we be there TO sce."
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

u All the difficulties heretofore existing be-
tween %he United States and Spain, have OF last
been apicebly settled.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
Nj. e. CHURCH.

Service will hereafter be held every Sabbath
evening, commencing at early candle lighting.
in the NJ. Z. Church in this place.
Sabbath School every Sabbath. at O'Clock r.
81 H. B. SHELDON,
Shastn, June 80, 1855. Pastor.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

EpITuRIAL WITHDKAwAL.-The name Of B..
F. Washington has been hauled down from the
head of the columns of the Times aud FRAN
srrinf
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
Ell RT N -.

At Whiskey Greek. June 23d, Mrs. Barkdale,
of son.
At Shasta, June 28lh, Mrs. Jos. Isoacs, of q
son.
A, Shasta, July 4th. Mira. Bliss, Of a daughter
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07
WM. =. HEGEES

Announces himself ms a cand idate for re.elec.
tion to the Office of County Assessor, subject To
the decision of the Democratic County Conven-
ton. s..
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

TF. Schlessinger. of the News Depot
Shasta, ha. obliged us with files of late Atlantic
papers, and the July number Of Godey's Lady'l
Cook
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

ExreRArIos VS.. INMIGRArIoK.-The steam.
ships Golden Age and Pacific brought TO our
shores 1885 the Sonora and Cortes took of 800
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

n A man named John Fanning. was forci.
bly, taken from An,onio'a House. ip Alameda
county, on the evening Of Jnly ISL. and hung on
a tree near by. It is said the mob made mis-.
take and hung The wrong man.-Sae. Union.
The Shasta courier., 1855-07-07

u The Advertising Agency Of l.. P Fisher
has been removed 10 the Iron Building oppo.
site the Pucifc Express Office, up stairs, San
Francisco.