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The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

LATEST FROM UTAH-Froril the Los Angeles
Star of the 9Th inst, we have advices from Salt
Lake TO the 9th Feb. Forty wagons loaded with
supplies had reached Col Johnson's command
from Fort Laramie The army was in good
health, had plenty of provisions and good tents,
and was engaged ID rebuilding Fort Bridger
The Mormon authorities are represented as
being still inclined for war. About the 10th of
January an order was ISSUED by the church, that
the people should have boxes made to contain
about $50 pounds, to pack their grain in them,
and bring them to the Elders, who would take
charge of them and cache them in the tioun-
tains. Another order was issued; that a COM
pany of 1000 men should hold themselves in
readiness to 20 into the mountains on the 18th
February, and cut of supplies coming to the
army.
Measures being concerted for defeating
the United States troops or at all events keep
ing them outside the city, till the crops are
gathered and secured
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

New AND RIcP DIGGINGs.-We are informed
that new and ricn diggings have beer discov-
cred on the Sacramento River in the neighbor-
hood of Soda Springs There is considerable
excitement existing concerning them, and quite
a number of miners left this city for the new
diggings day or so ago. They were discov-
cred by Mr.. Frame, who fdiind nugget worth
thirty dollars. We hope they may prove rich
and extensive--Siskiyou Chronicle
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

ESyn There was at last accounts a bill before
prevent runaway marriages. The author of the
bill, Gen. j. R. Huston, says that he don't be-
lieve that runaway marriages are often inspired
by loves dauntless heroism." On the contra
ry, he thinks considerations Of property" gen.
orally prompt men to elope with young girls.
He says, you never hear of a man running
away with a poor girl" That's so.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

TYPoCRAPHIcAL AND MATRIMoNiAL.-Our es-
teemed friend PAUL MoRRIL, of the Sacramento
Union. We observe has again thrust his head in
the matrimonial noose-in company with Miss
SUSAN NJ Cook, of San Francisco The happy
pair have our hearty congratulations
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
Tehama Jockey Club.

At an adjourned meeting of the Tehama Jock
ey Club, held at Tehama February 81, 1858, the
committee appointed at previous meeting for
the purpose of selecting code of rules or by
laws for the government of the club, made their
report and were discharged.
The rules or bylaws selected by the COM
mittee were those of the New York Jockey Club,
with some few amendments. Rules read and
adopted by the Club.
The following persons were elected COM
mittee to lease from the proprietor, r. Fl.
Thomes, Esq, the Tehama Race Track for the
term of three years, and hold the same in trust,
for the benefit of the club A. G. Toomes, ".
G. Chard, and J. F. Dye.
On motion, the meeting went into the election
of permanent officers of the Club, with the fol-
lowing result President, 4. G. Toomes Vice
Presidents, J. F. Dye; H. U. Jennings; Sam
Hanson Wilmot Martin Secretary, 4. C. Morse;
Treasurer, W. G. Chard
On motion, ordered that copy of the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be forwarded by the
Secretary to the Red Bluff Beacon, Shasta Courier,
Trinity Journal, Butte Record, Sacramento onion
and MaryspiHe Express.
On motion, adjourned to meet at Tehama on
the lst of April 1853.
A. C. MORSE, Secretary
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

THE VoTE IN THE SENATE-The Watch Dog
says the vote in the Senate, on the Assembly
resolutions favoring the admission of Kansas
likelihood stand eighteen ayes to sixteen noes,
as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Anderson, Baker, Berry, Burch
Dickinson. Ferguson, of Sierra, Garter, Gregory
Hamm, Holden, johnson of Ell Dorado, Ketchum,
Lewis, Merritt, Melony, Rogers, Taliaferro,
Thom.-lS.
NoEs.-Messrs. Allen, Burton, Bell Carpenter,
Chase, Coulter, Ferguson of Sacramento, Good
win, Grant, Griffith, Hart johnson of Sacra-
mento, Mesick, Phelps, Soule and Sullivan.-l6.
Pacheco, doubtful.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

BeA- Two Ell Dorado wagon road bills re-
Gently passed both branches of the Legislature
over the Governors veto-that is by a two
thirds vote. AS those voting in the affirmative
were chiefly Democrats, it is the duty of some
presumptive legislative ass to make an effort to
"oust them OUT (ridelicet the speech of one
Stratton) of the Democratic party for opposing
the Democratic administration of Gov Weller.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

AoTAnLEs AT 1EHAMA.-"Pegleg' Smith, Col
T. j. Henley, Col J. B. Starr, are soiourning at
Tehama. So far is ''Pegleg" from starving, as
some of the San Francisco papers would have
us believe, he is living upon the fat of the land
-Beqcon
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

RENoMINATED.-Gen. W. c Kibbe, Adlutant
General of the State, has been renominated for
that position by the Democratic members of the
Legislature. \ most excellent nomination.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

PAssEn.-The bill to separate the offices of
County Recorder, County Auditor, and Clerk of
The Probate Court from the Office of County
Clerk passed the Assembly ON the l4th inst
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

BeasThe whole Democratic ticket, at the late
charter election in Marysville, with the excep-
ton of two Aldermen, was elected. Gen. AL
lens independent party appears to have been
absent from home on the day of election.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
From Buckeye.
Buckeye. March Is. lsa,

BUCKEYE, March Is, 1853
No news here, expect we have heard this
morning of the discovery of gold on the South
Fork of Bear Creek, not far from Shingletown.
We learn that the ground prospects sufficiently
well to induce parties to commence work immc=
diately-
Messrs Curtiss & Eowe's claim; near Buck
eye, yielded last week over $500 to two hands.
The claims OF Kingston & Cornelius are, we un-
derstand, paying about the same Messrs. Whe-
Ian McCabe, and Messrs. Hedrick, Heath &
Co, are making from $40 to SIG per day to the
hand Yours. &c; F.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

BSr The Washington correspondent of the
New York Ecening Post says that he has excel
lent authority for stating that Vice President
Breckenridge sides with Douglas in the Kansas
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

GeA- We are pleased to hear that Supervisor
Stoddard, who has been very i'll of Pneumonia,
is rapidly recovering:
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

HSs~ The Red Bluff Beacon was one year old
last Wednesday. We trust it may flourish for
many long wears
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
Special Notice.
WILD CHERRY BALSAM.

The following is worthy the attention of all
who are interested for themselves or friends -
BayFAyETTE. Ind, July 81, 1854
Dear Sri was attacked about FIVE months
ago with a very severe cold which settled on
my lungs, and doctors (the most respectable in
this city) said that had inflammation or con-
sumption of the lungs, and after exhausting
their skill without relief to me, pronounced my
case incurable | commenced taking Dr. Wis-
far's Bdlsam Of ITild Cherry about six weeks
ago, and in four DAYS | was able TO walk all
over the house, and am now well man.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE HOOVER.
Above hand you plain statement from Geo.
Hoover, of this city, who is well known, having
lived here some twenty years The doctors at
tended him some three months, and gave him
up to die, but Wistar's Balsam cured him.
d. r. WILSTACK, Druggist,
Layfayette, Ind.
SETH W.FowLE i Co.. I3S Washington street
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Sold by Henry johnson L Co., Wholesale
Druggists, l+6 Washington St, San Francisco,
sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
Agent in Shasta--C. ROETHE, Druggist
mh6-lm.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

DICKINSON VS.. yANHoRN-The Shasta Courier
has been misinformed in regard to the proceed
ings had in the above case before the County
Court of this County the last term. Judge
Miller did not ''grant the defendant, the privi-
lege of amending his answer" neither did the
defendant ask any such favor; on the contrary,
he was in Court with his counsel, and anxious
to go to trial the issues then joined The
plaintiff first opened the by moving TO
amend the record, which the Court offered to
allow when proper showing oferror was made
The cause was not dismissed on account of the
plaintiffs not appearing to prosecute it, but be-
cause the plaintiff did appear in proper person
and by his counsel, J. Chadbourne, Esq, and in
open Court, after having moved to mend the
record, gave notice that he had ar aled from
the order granting new trial, and id not in
tend to prosecute the suit any further, stating
at the same time that he was we'll aware that
the appeal bond which had been filed would
not operate as a stay ofproceedings
The case was then dismissed to which ruling
plaintiffs counsel did not even except. The rec
ords of the County Court show the above facts
Trinity Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

peA- large and enthusiastic meeting of
Democrats, who endorse Mr.. Douglass course
on the Kansas question, was recently held in
Oroville
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
DIED,

At the County Hospital, of Hemorage of the
Lungs, on the | til inst, Mr. Howard aged 80.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

RI-T The Gila river is said to be navigable for.
boats of hundred tons burthen at the lowest
stage of water.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
Opposite the old ST. Charles Hsscl.

~ THE UNDE RSIGNED ,EHRS
H would inform the publ etlrrt
he has purchased the above establishment. and
will from time to time make additions to hill
stock. Persons wishing good saddle horses
would do well to give him call
He runs Passenger Train daily, on the arri.
val OF stages, to Neaverville and its vicinity.
Particular attention paid to Horses on LiverlI
Hoping to give his customers satisfaction, HI
solicits share of public patronage
H. A. BENTLY.
Shasta, May II, 1856. If
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

CHEAP TRAvELNG.-The Age has friend who
went horne on the OrizaJa, Nicaragua line, as A
steerage passenger, for the sum of $40:
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, having closed out their
Il business, and being about to return to the
Atlantic States, offer for sale
A First Rate Billiard Table,
with slate bed, made by Bailey, of Boston
Any one wishing to purchase, can get the table
on the most reasonable cash terms, by making
early application to
RAINES l. McTURCK.
Shssta, March 5, 1888. mh6tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
NOTICE TO MINERS !

TNHE UNDERSIGNED being desirous of re-
i turning to the Eastern States, offers for
sale, liberal terms, his claims and bitches, sit
uated on and about the mouth of Middle Creek.
Also, his cabin and mining tools. This is an
opportunity rarely to be met with in the locality
where these diggings situated. For further
particulars, apply to TERRY BRENNAN,
Mouth of Middle Greek,
or to NJ 7. BRENNAN,
Shasta.
shasta, Feb. %, 1885, feb27tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
PROVISIONS & GROCERIES.

| d OBBfNS' EXTRA California new Beans;
IL BACON, in casks red, white and Ba.
and cases. yos.
Oregon Extra Bacon in Dried apples and dried
cases. peaches, Chill peach
Sugar cured Hams Bill es assorted pie fruits.
lings, Grggs, and in Green corn green peas.
brine. Oysters, sardines, and
Extra clear Pork; Lard full assortment of
in tins. goods in tins.
Goshen Butter; Cali Carolina, and China No.
fornia Butter in and l Rice
10 fb tins. Rock, Gro Rock, and
Crushed sugar;powder- Table Salt, in 5 and
cd sugar, % sugar, lob bags.
China No. sugar. Pickles and Crahberries
Rio and Old Govern in kegs
mentJava Coffee, Bo- Goldfish Mackerel.
wees Fresh Ground Extra Golden and sugar
Coffee house syrup.
fine assortment of Flour, Grain, Potatoes,
Green and Black &C., &C., in quantities
Teas. to suit
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FROM OREGON.


The Olympia Pioneer Of May 28th saws:
"Just as we are getting odr paper ready for
press, an express arrived from Col Steptoe, in
The Simcoe Valley, with dispatches from Lieut..
Vol. Casey, and letters to his ExcelIency Gov.
acMullip, informing them of the defeat, on
the l6sh instant, at the first crossing of the
Snake river, about thirty miles above it's iunc-
9on withthe Columbia, of the command of Col.
Steptoe.s The command consisted of five com.
panies, OF four hundred men. The Indians are
reported TO have been fifteen hundred strong,
and com1 osed of the Snake, Polouse, and other
tribes. The action resulted in three officers
and Fifty men killed. Two of the officers killed
are Captain Wynder and Lieutenant Gazden.
TIE Indians took two howitzers which belong.
cd TO the command, and ell but sixty pack ami
H sls. p fact, 90 complete has been the rout,
tt 1t the officer in command was compelled to
f ! back'with the utmost precipitation.
The b9ttle took place while the regulars were
i he at of crossing the river. Col. Steptoe
b d proceeded into the Snake country peace
ably to tfeat with them, or proceed to hostili-
h,s If NECESSARY. The object of his visit was
probably of . similar character with that of
n sjor Haller, which resulted in like unfortu-
1te manner. Major Haller proceeded there
Sth ono hundred and four men, and in the
d sceable manner of the emigrants in 1854.
q returned without the murderers, but with
y snsy. two of his command killed and wound
- on filters.
II is much to be feared we are on the eve
: o. general outbreak among the savages in
h, aorth, and it is quite probable they have
Nsn melted, or are now urged on by Mormon
y issaries. General Clarke has ordered rein.
oeements, to proceed at once up the Colum-
{ i. RIVER to the scene of hostilities. The sloop
4 war st. Mary's, now lying at Mare Island
avy yard, has received orders also to sail for
'Nget Sound, to cooperate with the land force 8.
ile gill be ready in few days to start.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
FOR THE RAPID cpE. -
Coughs, Colds, Hoar.ansss, Influenza, Bronehih
Whoaping Cough, Group, Asthma,
1ncipiant Consumptien.

Through a trial of many years and through eyery
nation Of civilized men, Ayers Cherry PsJat has beef
found to afford relief and cafe of pu
monary disease, than any 0,heE remedy known man
kind Cases apparently settled consumption have beer
cured by H. aud thousands of dcrers who were deemed
beyond the reach OF human aid have heea restored &c
heir friends and usefulness 10 sound health aud err
ioymen ofllfe by tks aP0wera al tidee 10 diseases
the lungs and throat Here cold had settled or the
lungs The dry hacking cough, the CLASSY eye and the
pale thin, features Of him who was lately lusty ano
strong, Whisper 10 ell but him. CONSUMPTION He the.
cveryhina but the disease gnawing his viIals ano
shows It's fatal symptoms more and more over al nj,
frame. He is taxing the Cherry PICTORIAL now il LAS
stopped his cough, and made his breathing s..y; h.,
sleep is sound al night his appetite re,p,as and with
his strength The dart which pg1s his side is broker
Scarcely any neghborhoc ~sh Be found which has no
some living trophy sy Mfi 10 shadow forth the virtue,
which have o or the Cherry PICTORIAL an Impe
hut It's usefulness does end here. Nay /.
accompanies more by prevention thae Sase The count
less colds and coughs which il cgss aye me s.eo whic
would have aipened into asead9 harvest Of aearabe
diseases innueI;s, pfoeR Bfonc 6s Aoarsensss PIeu
rsy, WhqoRng Cough, ard gil rri,ahoRa y the ,hraa-
n seasoS: Every family shep,S have ii by them and
they will ind an nvalSshle protection from The nsc.
ious prowlef whQh carries OF the parent sheep from
many aGSx. the darling lamb ftoaa nsaLy home
Authenticated evidence Of these facts, with direcucn,
foT the Treatment Of each complaint may be founa an
Ayers Amefican Amanac, Of which we publish three
mnli0ns and scatter them broadcast the earn an
order thar the sck everywhere may have before the m u,
information II contains Druggists and dealers in med,
cine generally have them for distribution gratis md
for sale these remedies, prepared by Dr. j. 4, AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass ane
sold by z. ID. Gilman, Washington, ID. c. II Br,a "
Philadelphia, and by all dealers in medicine eyerywb.r,
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FROM EUROPE.

Sc John, June 26.-The steamer Ariel pass.
ii Cape Race yesterday, and was boarded by
10 Jews boat of the associated press, and the
( lla~ing abstract of her advices have been
d CT sht to this port. The dates are to the
itt inst.
re screw steamer New York was wrecked
~ he Scottish coast. Passengers and crew
fssd.
Geneva protests against the expulsion of the
'flgees. IL
Nsnkin is reported taken by the Imperial
Z ,ops.
Ike Moniteur denies that any war prepare.
i ,ns are being made.
Jt is rumored that the Chinese intend to
I. stroy the European dwellings on the Honan
ie Of the river.
TIE Emperor of Russia has invited the
sench ambassador to accompany him on a
: thr 10 the Southern provinces of Russia.
1he United States steam frigate Powhatan
hS>d arrived at Hong Kong-all well.
Nothing had been heard of the Atlantic tele-
+, ',pl fleet I.
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P. K.

METHUEs, Mass. Aug. 26, 1867.
GENTLEMEN: have had occasion TO your
Pain Killer very frequently during my residence in Bur
man. and have found il a very useful medicine did mol
think could visit the jungles without it In Of
choc, darrhea and cholera the Pain Killer gives speedy
relief and for many other ailments have found bene-
fetal # is becoming popular in Burmab, among the
lives well as Europeans. always carry it with me
for my benefit and the good OF the people where
go. Sincerely yours NJ. II. BINhY
Messrs. PERRY DAVIS Il Son
The Rev H. l. Van Me CT, writing nom bas.ein Bur
mah says: "The karens praise it very highly indeed
caDnol conceive how a si"ge medicine could better NEE
their pecuar ailments and habits than does your Pain
Killer. We using il freely in our family aad
find its excellent quail ties conf rmed with each renewed
trial Please send me 400 bottles by 6rst opportunity
Sold by all medicine deslets
For sale il Washington by William Ballantyne book.
seller, Seventh street. q
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DR.. AYERS MEDICINES,

Fulton applied steam 10 the great practical of the
age; Morse has brought galvansm TO be the daily
of millions OF men, Newton unravelled the ms1es
of the and made their the mariner. guide
n the rackless What these men have dene in
their department, DIR. Aver dos, in medicine. He
the great discoveries in Science and Physics IN
the cure of disease and makes the occult discoveries of
the great chemists available for the or every day
life His medicines, for the low prices which they
sold bring within the reach of every the best wis
dom and the best skill of modern times iitingto
{ Dell Statesman.
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N o 7 &c E .

ENoH SALE Patent State States Rights granted To
II Joha f. Clokey, OF Washington, d. C for the tern,
OF fourteen years from The 30th of March, ISIS for inn
PoVemem IN opening and closing outside window blinds
ana shutters from the inside without raising the
The blind opened and firmly held against the OF
the Misunderstanding or wall exclude n rafting
or shaking by the w nd II is done much easier and
with greater eoLro over the blind than the usual
OF raising the sash. Ii adds greatly the strength
Dnd or shutter, andis ornament To HE inside window
sill or seat They are as readily Psa I'D in
window frames.
The above improvement may be manufacture of cast,
maleabie or rough iron, hSass gutta percha The
tenton of hardware and the ade general
" Is invited to The above All builders and oiAeTs who
have examined it, their entire saiisaco and
believe that will require vigorous supply equal the
demand from the fact that they be made prices
suit all. The above will be sold very reasonable
terms Apply TO the Psentee,
JOHN E. CLOKEY,
$50 Washington City, u. c.
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON, D. G, JULY l, 1858

p &c, threaten the country with national bank
81 icy; and we pledge ourselves, as far as we
? x * for the Republicans of Illinois, to a
the ough and radical reform in the Admins.
ira on Of the Government finances, in the
eve t that the Republicans are intrusted with
The ,are of national affairs.
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Notwithstanding the limitations, and many
other medicines in the market pretending to
answer the same purpose, yet the sale of Perry
Davis's Pain Killer is more than the whole of
them put together. 1t is one of the few arti.
cles that are just what they pretend to be-.
Try it.-Brunspick Telegraph. Is
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CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Cumberland County, Pa.

VNHIS weknown Monutsia Resort, situated in Cum
berland county, Pa, five miles northeast of Carlisle,
will te 2pea for visiiers the 20th OF June
The waters OF these Springs highly impFsgna ted
with minerals, and superior for drinking and bathing
Accommodations large
Fare from Philadelphia Ia Carlisle, 1895 from Bslli-
more 10 Carlisle 5aIu Visitors leaving Philadelphia
BALTIMORE il. the morning train the Springs al
3P.M
For further information address the Proprietos,
OWEN 4 CHANDLER,
Carlisle Springs, Pa.
REFERENCES.
John G. Ia Costa. Esq, Thomas C. Percival, Esq.
Philadelphia.
Alex kirkland, Esq William Renshaw, Esq, BALI
more.
Jacob Gideon, Esq, Richard Wallsch, Esq, Washing
ION
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Later from California.

= ~ York, June 27.-The steamer Moses
: a o., arrived here this morning, bringing
<af from San Francisco to the 9Th inst, and
-lS)LO00 in gold.
ie United States steamer Colorado arrived
- ~ inwall on the 18th, from St. Domingo.
: SIZE United States sloop of war jamestown,
s1o,- reytown, touched at Aspinwan the same
-ayS-a, ID sailed for Havana.
) Sc Colorado brought intelligence that the
yfe I'd INT of the Dominican Republic had Ca
sit, It'd to Santana and was to leave San
iaots 10 90 on the 18th, for Curacao. The most
~ d, ,dherents left the day previous.
j n, ana had given Commodore Mcintosh the
t.rc gsst assurances for the protection of Amer
ga, et izens, and desired him to express to his
sce r, ment his wish to maintain the most
: nj allie relations.
Il ~ g said that Com. Mcintosh had succeed
& {. blaming from President Baez all the
Z az n ants for which he had been sent. The
: cl ado was to sail on the 2lst for Havana.
) TIE United States ships Saranac and Van
ctl we're lying at Panama. The ship OF war
s'e Sstur sailed on the 18th, and the steamer
g.. sH &C on the 18th.
J, Sat excitement concerning the Frazer
~ . eold mines continues to prevail in Cali.
I II :. Three thousand persons have already
Al ranclsco for tnat region.
q California mines are yielding largely,
I I'd pc accounts received from every section are
] q svorable.
TIE agricultural prospects of California we're
! i tt;. A full harvest is confidently sntici-
] 81 Z.
4 6ts at Nevada on the 23d of May destroy.
{ "a, ly all the business portion of the city,
j iP.gn & a loss of $3.50 600.
q e own of San Audreas, Calaveras county,
I ssssn. rely destroyed by FIRE on the I'd inst
In buildings we're destroyed by Ere on the
!: 4, al ), at San Francisco. Loss $40, 900.
s.,e papers contain more than the usual
6 II p of murders, assassinations, casual
t - 81.
Sc dvices from Oregon are to the 2a.h ult.