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DY S P EP STA

A sho~n by the statements of the Board Of Heait
n Of New York, caused the death of 20 persons,
OF Oil deaths, In one week aud l6l deaths, by coz
snnlpton, Induced by DyspeIsia As "a v we'd at
tested fact that IL the origin q the sueriDgE
Of a large portion Of those Who Gle q eonsnnp
becomes the duty Of every one 10 use such pre-
tons against and remedy for Dyspepsia As sc ceA
experience have place before them. and which hA
proved be eilcacsous: of thts ehaFatrr
Williams Anti ~ speptc E1kxir, - in CORRIDOR
which read the following testimonials:
Testimony Of Mr.. EdwArd n. Rowiey. OF the arm
RONley, Ashburner a Co. Ii North whsrves,
proof Of the eEbeaey Of wiIlAms's Anti-I9sPePt
PHIApEII1nA, ocioeer 20. 1919.
Dear SRI take pleasure In recommending yooE
Anti Dy yspePtio Elixr, for the cure OF 9sT~i&-.
entirely cured
Yours respectfully
EDWARD H ROwI4Y
Communication to John R nenrose, Esq., frOrH Mr.
Franklin Eyre, KeusinRtnn.
tits with great graiincAton that testify 10 the g
noacy OF wiiliAHs's AniiIyspeptc EixH. Eilrh yor
20 strongly recommended 20 me, ana for NliCh
health whirh i ebeerfaIIy publicly aokBowlcdgs
with the hope thlt others may be similarly bsnebtled
FRANKLIN EYRE.
KESzSoIoS, Sept. L., 1850
ocToAER 10, 1850
Dear sirs-IAying suffered for long time rron
Dyspepsia severely that was completely prOstras
ed and hayins tried every means for relirf Sisioui
Success. ! vas advised 20 use your '.Anti Dysp~ts
Elixir" Il affords the much pleasure 20 iHfoFm fns
that entirely cured by ~ ase, and eordiAii
comnsud IL 60 all persons suffering under DyspeTsiA
Very respectfully 5s,aS;,,v Ss, ,vo.o,,,-,,
cornweH's Halfway IIoass. Bristol Turapaks
restlmony OF Mr. Ahuer E1uDes. Market street. asov
sixth, eofTvborniive oi shs eac4ey q lli-nas
Aallfg speI&ic Eixr
M. JANIS wuaiAns.
leAr siF--Is gives sae gre-tpe.Eure 20 know thAi
ynn asan preparing yeaf mssicine fer the cuzs
of isspeTsia faf naasy Il my AnqasintAnces haye
Ieatetiy asked ne where eonid b pgocufed knou
fRg tnaI hAd been cured BY a. - I thiek that >
gsub he acknowledgement e the grs Lb~nent have
reerayei fress the y yoer sssd ne = noi "a .
a. fsr several yczrs saEeFpd fForn pystefeiz
hick iazrezsul - an exsrnf that my tezlth a.
caaa1itsstao rafsadly sinking uHaer a. -
compsiin restrict ayHen 90 tisr est silple fo11
sna even thAi oesla sot eiEesi ! 90 lsss =.
stF~Agsi, dlzLl.el@aa % eeKsEsase sna "a yep hsrs
u your aa aaycrtss=seetl Ecaersi teeins % deIFes
zsaa AL sna<arEfhskir II ths 3eAE iess
be4Fiee ffea, oslsrs hAEh TecenaesnaAiisa - yoai
Antt - EEet<< EixiT, Irornrss ena 1.ri . = "A tas
sao1s bApps se<ts. anssr its infne1ee lanEaer as
rsylssd, sh<h euzld sfaaziS ~iih nnp1ni,t tes
yeaxS bss nsa elApes ,al4 ms sone4snc "a 1he ce
gznve powers x ysar s-~lictne has q el.aEes -
cssAses to- esnI Ielsiy enF~1 ne, ns1 f-lsa =
/ sblAtH reiisg lrata assy stlseF sosrce-
veg ress,~sstslls yseFss
AhNAA LL.At@.
IsssEsrs'iz sels u eeslss - 81 each. - slz -
- rssprissor JANIS w1I4xaas ND.
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obey this CaiI or Pay the Costs

IL persons indebted the drm of WELLS
IA HOOPER 90, requested 70 call and settle
tne same with Nessrs. JoNEs X HOoFEk (Ihe only
thurzed persons % up the Did businessl by the
10th OF March, ls59. Those not settled by that
Will Afterwards be found in the hands of collector.
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PATENT SnOULDER SEAM SHlRTS.

DECEIVED to-day a very nRe Assortment of shirts
IL WIth and without ooilars, u NaTEAns.d to be vel
made aud 10 nj better than any other style. They
vary IN price from 81 so 10 IS 90, tor sale by
febS-u J. Il MCsIiL
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mfoifal.
II. r. z.

H. IL. H.
IIEALTH viii, Ia all Cases, follow the OF Rad
H ways x. r. Remedies There none so slck
diseased, so weak feeble, crippled with pain
innrmiues but that Railways Ready Relief, RenOvat
ing Resovent, Regulators, the nature Of the dis
ease or sickness may require, viii quickly and rapid.
Iy
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief
Railway RenoyaIing Resolvent Radway sRegulaiors
Each OF these remedies possesses special curative pow
over certain diseases Yet there other dseas.
wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used II there sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dyng body ~
tain their action the patient IL live and DC restored
10 health.
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IL X.
3 h k--kzfway's Rendy Relief for HeafAckea,
whether sack o. nervous ,Rhepnatism, Par
abyss, iambsgo, Gout. Senrstssa, Tossth
sehe, Small Fux, lever, swollen yoiats,
Khsnry Complaints, scarlet Fever. Pains
roSlHa The liver. Flfurtsy, Messics. Heart
barn, aHd Pains of All knds- Railways hssa
ey Relief Wtii. IN = few nsinutcs change the
r'serses yoa salseF 70 leys II FisAzsre-
b -zad~ay fscnogating iiszv eat fBr he csrs
of chroac eisoasrs-sack ScrofaionE and
syPhiiii- Coai,ialnts, Csssssfnl ltirs ED eth
aneeftlas % tfe LnEKs aad Threat, indu-
Fslssa aaa saiAEgsineats II p4rts, IFEFtiFs
knd cthseF eis<Ases of the Skin, Nodes, ~
n2ers. llceFa. ~ sperA&A, 4nd al ether ts
eAseses AFssibs fEeEn al iup1Ee STATE - tss
E11s8-
y R--~hAaeAy's kessiaicFs VIII cure. eneetixelJ
snd speedily cssfixeness, lBazgeetioas, n
esmnz<f1sn Il the bossis. bTsFslzzzs, t1xsr
G1mpk2ni, tnsrassH af The Heart ana a.
eeys frra4Ls ren. Iatasntz snail Essx ferefs
heasus, kns uheneEeE liAn ~ s.szn - eut
ef eFzsr, = dees Of Railway = Re = ls1nFs ~
FesleFs u - regulzFay 10 fsEn4le e.<ad
= r. Remedies soldbF nseEElEts every where
Essffa-sYds~ kAIfNAf \ ~
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VERMONT BOY"

Ths oaiy eeHhtss ho,yaH HsrE u. Iis safisa Of
ne eogEfry cad he Only Stailiea lsaf Aas irot1e9
a nae "a ItAHezscs sasisr HsiIs. Gnd so &c.
w Ill maks hts se&seD, fer lsS9, at -
w gauetidn place. miles fFrm sash- AtEn
vile Ca the A0firessbgFe' rad, a ga me ALL
seAs, With The psiyss u retaSEue mares th4s may
lot prove " foal. Ck1t. kNASs.
Ageat for
JoHS HuI, IzxerEae, fern..
ia.TEk u, c4krw KlsisE, WlihtEzsson CO.,
GzEzsakf, Nashville, frna.,
!. fAaNIxG, ffsnkha Coliesc, fenn-
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Iowa Land for Sale.

I'VE have Tor sale, for cash, one Handred and
w TWealy Acres os ehoice Land in lo~a Terrific
~, two Railroads, and close to foft IcsHaOines.
We vii gsse bargain IN thss Land fur particulars
call ON h. 4. GLASCCok 4 60.
fah22-Im
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GANAD CWIEF

TH< sass q szars palszlls eNd ksgAf rsasf 1sizz
Aorss4 tksra arg otAex SlaliiaR ~ q 9 Sta<.
TIrtt4- make kz sszssah fur tSte, stA ferTnaat
w Boy - Jaaciien Pises, naiies fFem NAsAstlie,
AZ Tea noilNFs ~ season, fkeea neilArs The ~
sarance. Gf0. EFASz.
AEeef "a Calnstsny.
Harses viii be hFcksn and sraisea for harness sn4
ssG szlr terass, 4nd aiEass ~ she saIufsessa -
e9ners. 6k0EslzA kyAN6.
fsb2l-tfs
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glnggists.
To Surgeons and Physicians.

TO Surgeons and Physicians.
INSTRUMENT DEpOT.
WE have received the agency for the sale Of the
w well-known and justly celebrated Instrument,
manufactured by TlkMAN Il co, Of y. Y, aud will
be regularly and promptly supplied by them with all
the new sty les and designs We have now IN stor,; a
finer and more extensive assortment If extra hne Ia
struments, probably than can be found in any other
drug establishment in the SOUTH, eufbracing many
late improvements before brought TO this
ket TO which desire "a call the special attention of
surgeons, Physicians ard Country Druggists. The
following IS incomplete list OF IustTu umeats on
hand, many Of VIII are entirely in STYLE and
used exclusively by Surgeons wherever they have
been introduced:
Uterine Causiic Bouigcs, fCivias's Stone Crusler;
Gilded Poiuts; Iicman's Tonsiilatnr;
Barker's Valve Bougie; Cameron's Stethoscope;
Double rracheOIomy Ca ICiarks Oboscope;
nua Alexander Woods Neural
Nichols Needle Holder; gc syringe;
Gardner s Guarded CrOch- Tlemans speculum,
ct. pattern:
English Horsehalr Pro I1lIemand's Port Caast.c
bang; with chan;
CurN ed Specnlum Forceps lAmputating Cases, from
Universal F0Tceps; s5U 10 StOo;
SIM s specuium Pocket Cases, from $5 TO
Pessary 5 styles; S25;
Prof Nays Lthotomy Pruf Nays Tourniqae,,
Cases; 4" Pocket Cases
We are having manufactured ami viii shortly
have IN store, FIOf. PAUL q EYE'S rOcSet Eases.
RAINS 4 BROWN
Wholesale amt Retail Druggists;
No. 10 Public square,
maF2-tf NasllVtIie- Tenn
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hisrarrcutl, r1is0 I'D that Ue srli No Goods oniy
a Az Ilon When n fsct tso-thirds of saies
pfiyate Lhs gny other bolcsHle hsuse "a
tie city Ntt t1s cxreItan, sell for short profits
Cor cash 4na khnrt prufnFt p@Ier.
frhsi IkAbtE n LUCIS-
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A C. A r d

J. iEwTS (formcfly ~ Irwin 4 hcCieiinnd
a. Hanlssilie, Ala } having beuome as1ocnted
With us N uur buz-ncss ths slyis ~ tbs ARA wa be
IEHIS NcCiI11ASD q CO
H..hrlll. Yrh 10 lsso.
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Con.tituttopnI D,.en.e.,

Many diseases that aici humanity are Inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies of sckly sres-
Scroiala, Consumption, pbils and Fits, among
Tue most common OF constitutional diseases Nov, We
care not how many generations the seeds Of thest DIS
eases may have been established Ia the system, cor
rurting The blooakaoays essosssftRg RcsstraHf wl1
erAdeate from The bodies of the afflicted every ITti-
Gle Of diseased deposits, and ca the veins with new'
pure and healthy blood
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cbtldreu,. D..en.es.

kadsruys RSRsnEfsss kezlraHg shogi4 be hAfled 50
blessing ey every mother throug boat the land hoss
infants afncted with Sores. Hanaors, Se- These
of~Aktnes oct fthns early evsdonee of eieeAse
Transmitted from The parens stock fsN doses 81 ths
keerlfsAg kosrrEf all eradicate every yestse Of the
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SPRING OPENING.

WE vil commence reeeiving COR sPIlNc Stock
w 81 q aay ~ toe, (of w1ich due notlce wlh b
Elxenl snc A. tainnl EotnE 1aio ths bnenese nr
extensisely tiAn ever, frleada and all whe tay
far razA "a beaF in huina thaf d. excfasis
CASA basiness, and M ali saots a. very EsnA
NAt anne. fnNfS, AcCLk114AAD Gu
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TIME ANNHIILATED!!
Cream Actually Frozen in Three Minutes
r 0 r r E Y S
NEW
Four Minute Freezer.

PATENT APPLIED FOR.
TNHE subscriber, after careful study and various
1 experiments, has succeeded in constructing
Freezer, which for simplicity, durability, rapdity
and quality its production, is unequaed, and can
not fail To become a universal iavorte.
To satisfy the incredulons, there will be weekly
public exhibitions of this Freezer, at No. Plat ST.
10 prove its ability do all that is claimed for II.
Sizes from to 20 quarts.
E1- SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. ga
The undersigned will dispose of his stock of MAS
SERs FREEZERS, now on hand upon favorable
terms F. =. TORREY Manufacturer,
No 9 laatt street. New York.
Also, Manufacturers hOlesale Agent for tue cee-
brated cola Dominion" COnee and Tea Pots, and car
thur's' patent self sealing Cans and Jars.
feb9I-d1m
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.


One Square year S30-each additional square e1e
Written notice must be given to take out and stop ID
vertsemens OF yearly advertisers before the year
pires, otherwise we shall charge I'LL done
No contract OF yearly advertisements will be discern
tnued without previous notice charge
be made for less than year AZ the yearly rates
Advertisers exceeding the space eontrAes-
ed for will be charged for the excess. ~
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Coke.
I'm s4CKsC0Kx % h&na and fsF sale ~
kVUys~s2s n n. nlcskf1
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rE<0 Any asaer sn ~sns u Blour n.rEcln an pre-
i gared ~ ealtract ulake frona Ice - 90 bar
feis pr any ana mere. ~ cosfefs ~ - sent @
Ni,n l1s hArrrs r4ptod - shast nsslrsN
- JEo n. TGakk. saa
Isbli-a Lgnchears u
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New Spring and summer Goods.

4 An aes rccslrins ny sss-ek q sIsing and ssn-
rsrr so~~is 81 tte sery h-teft ~ rs &c Geatle
uaeuis aear rszFeeglsiiy st,iicst c.li froin ny
cuslDalsss and lie Pablle geDerally-
sam. PRrHIIT.
Sp. 81 celirse street.
AIso-seoas's Rerors e F3shlsAs tOf ths spslaz
sna ssn.mer - las.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

SHOOTING AFFAIR.-On Sunday last Harry
Cooper, Edward Bowyer and James McTurck
got into difficulty which came very near end
ing fatally to Bowyer. 1t appears that the quar-
rel grew out of money matters-Cooper and
McTurek charging Bowyer with retaining all the
money which the gang of Cinnamon recently re-
moved from Rock Creek by the white miners,
had paid him for the protection which the three
had promised to give them, and which money
belonged to them all equally While Cooper
and Bowyer were talking and pushing each
others hands off, McTurck drew his pistol, but
afterwards put it up. short time thereafter,
Cooper and Bowyer still fussing, McTurck up
with chair and struck Bowyer over the head
Both then drew their pistols, Bowyer drawing
first. The latter's pistol went off before he
raised it; Immediately after he pointed it up
ward, when another load was discharged. Nc
Turck fred two shots, one of which struck Bow
yer in the right arm, the ball passing through
near the elbow
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

SUDDEN DEATH.-About o'clock. on Thurs
day morning, Charles D. Walsh, an old citizen
of this town, was discovered lying dead on the
floor Immediately inside of his saloon. Justice
Durick held an inquest upon the body. Doctor
Pelham, after making thorough examination
of deceased, pronounced his death the result of
natural causes, and the jury rendered a verdict
accordingly. Subsequently a post mortem ex-
animation was had, when it was discovered that
he died from disease of the heart, that organ
having been found bursted in several places.
One witness said that Mr.. Walsh retired to
bed at 10 o'clock the night previous. He then
complained of pain in one of his knees He
also stated that he spoke to him about o'clock
in the morning. He had made fire in his stove
and was evidently preparing for breakfast when
he fell dead. From the fact that coffee pot
was found on the floor in front of him, it is be-
lieved that he was proceeding to the front door,
for the purpose of throwing out the grounds and
remainder of the coffee of the previous meal
Mr.. Walsh was quite an enterprsing citizen,
and successful trader. He became involved
however, in the erection of " Excelsior HALF
building, one of the finest brick structures in the
place. He was formerly man of considerable
wealth in Dublin, Ireland, of which country he
was q native.
He was brother of Richard Walsh, Es,., of
Colusa county.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

IA MINER KILLED."-We scarcely pick up
California paper without observing an article or
two headed " Miner Killed." or words of SIM
liar import. Scarcely day, of all the three
hundred and sixty-five, composing the year,
passes without one or more miners loose their
lives 1t is really appalling to contemplate In
the course OF the year an army of men are
crushed to death by the falling mass of dirt and
rocks. Their number cannot be much less than
six hundred
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

l. o. 0. F.-The 4oth anniversary of the in
PRODUCTION of this order into the United States
will be celebrated in this place, on the 2eth of
April next, in manner and style worthy of the
occasion and creditable to the town.
AS will be seen per advertisement, general
invitation is extended to all ladies and gentle
men, Persons will bear the fact in mind that
no cards of invitation will be issued.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05
The Way the FalsehO6d Has Gone
Abroad.

The following dispatch was sent to the Sacra-
mento Union from the Telegraph office in thi.
place on the 25th Feb, and appeared in the
Union of the day following:
This morning, about 9 O'Clock, body of
miners, armed with guns, pistols and knives
attacked party of Chinese who were working
on Bulls Bar, near the mouth of Rock Creek
some three or four miles from town, and COM
PEELED them to leave the claim, and marched
them into Shasta, and through Main street to
Chinatown, In the lower end of Shasta, where
they were left. The Sheriff and his deputies
were out of town at the time. 1t was reported
that several Cinnamon were badly beaten, and
one killed and, on complaint Of one fthe three
white men who were with the Chinese, the
Sheriff arrested one of the miners for having
been seen standing over Chinaman, with pis-
tol drawn, and beating him with club where
upon the remainder of the party tried to rescue
the prisoner, but were defeated Thus far there
have been some nine or ten arrests made, and
warrants are out for about twenty-five more.
From this article the Alta of the 2Sth, makes
up the following news item:
ATTACK on CHINAMEN IN SHASTA CouyTY--A
party OF white miners captured large party of
Cinnamon, near Shasta, on Friday, and after one
had been killed, drove the remainder into
Shasta, the Sheriff and his deputies having pru-
IDENTITY evacuated the town beforehand. After
wards somebody was found to serve warrants,
and ten of the law breakers were arrested
Now the truth is, no Chinaman was killed, or
hurt in any manner-not one of them received
lick; the Under Sheriff was in town, and
therefore the intimation that Sheriff Stockton
and his deputies had cowardly fed is false; and
the remainder of the party, when CASTOR was
arrested, did not attempt rescue-one or two
of them spoke of it, and one man hallooed " to
the rescue to the rescued" or words to that
effect, but no attempt was made to rescue the
prisoner, who was tried and acquitted, and at
least ten hours before the Unions dispatch went
to press, the report that Chinaman had been
killed and others beaten, was known to be a
malicious falsehood The telegraph Office in
this place is censurable for not informing the
Onion of the fact that its report in these par
ticulars was untrue.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05
SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 5. 1852

Ia L. P. FISHERS the only Agent of the
SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with power
to receive subscriptions and advertisements
therefor, and receipt for the same
OFFICE-l7l3 Washington street, opposite
Maguire's Opera House
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

BAD AccIDESr.-On Sunday last, pair of
horses, (bays) belonging to Fred. Chandler, of
Horsetown, were drowned in the Cottonwood
The driver, not being acquainted with the cross
ing, missed the ford and got into very deep
water, and the horses being unable to get out
with the loaded wagon to which they were at
tached, were drowned. They were valued at
$500. All of the load, except one barrel OF
brandy, was lost.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

TRIAL OF Rock CREEK MIyERs.-The Court ad-
journed yesterday without having obtained a
iui jury to try the case of the People vs. Certain
Miners, for the alleged offence of having been
engaged in rout As yet they have succeeded
in securing but eleven jurors The Court will
meet again this morning at 10 O'Clock.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

FAMILIAR FAoE.-We were pleased yester-
day to welcome into our Office the familiar face
of our old friend. Ned Tracy, Travelling Superin-
tendent of Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Express. He is
going as far north as Yreka.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

them been arrested? So far from it, one of
them was taken by the Deputy Sheriff to assist
him, mira5ile dictul in protecting the majest, of
the law from the Vandal hand of the lawless
miner
We mention these facts merely for the purpose
Of showing that it may not be SO much desire
to arrest law breakers as a wish to save good
thing" that induced the recent exhibition of
unusual alacrity against those engaged in the
expulsion of the Chinese.
Since the foregoing was put in type, we have
been informed that Sheriff Stockton, at noon Of
yesterday, discharged all of his posse save twelve
whom he retained to go to Red Bluffs to guard
the arms which Governor Weller has, by rea-
sons unknown to us, been induced to send
up here. As the trial which occasioned the sum-
moning of that posse has scarcely commenced,
their discharge yesterday is an admission that
it was useless and unnecessary act. We are
not surprised that the grand official splurge
should have eventuated in such an iInpotent
conclusion-such magnificent farce Vire la
bagateAe.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

BTr The Fastnicht Ball will take place at
the kossuth House, on Tuesday evening next.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05
METHODIST CHURCH.

Preaching on Sunday tomorrow at L o.
clock. A. NJ. N. BURTON.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

Bsg~ leading Alabama Democratic paper
has raised its flag, with the name OF q Henry A.
Wise, OF Virginia, for the Presidency" upon it.
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05
Not Credttable,

We are informed that a vote, after discussion,
was recently taken in the Shasta Library Asso-
citation upon the question of Withdrawing our
State from this Union, and throwing away the
proud privilege Of remaining citizens of a Re-
public whose creation has blessed the world
and made immortal the names of Washington,
Adams, Madison, Hamilton, Franklin, Carroll,
Henry, Jefferson and host of their compatriots.
This vote resulted as follows, SO we are inform
ed: Ayes-all save one-that one the President
of the Association. "Tell 1t not in Gath: pub
lish it not in the streets of Askelon." Can it be
possible that any of the young men of this
town are in favor of tearing from the fag-staffs
in this State the proud emblem of American lib
erty and American glory? Can it be possible
that even one of them, if called to act seriously
upon this matter, would say, q No longer permit
the stars and stripes to float over the soil of
California ~ We believe not We think those
gentlemen acted hastily, in spirit of foolish
anger because of the deieat of the Pacific Rail-
road bill. We think there is not one man among
them who would not rather cling to the work
and glory of our Revolutionary forefathers than
have score of Pacific Railroads.
In this connection, we commend to those who
are talking or thinking of the reasonable idea
of Withdrawing from the Union, or, the prepos-
ferrous idea of establishing an independent Re-
public on this coast the language of one who,
when dwelling on his favorite theme, the Union,
always talked with the eloquence, the fervor, the
bearing of a God Listen to the words of Web
ster:
when our eyes shall be turned to behold
for the last time, the sun in Heaven may we moi
see him shining ON the broken and dishonored
fragments of once glorious Union; on States
severed, discordant, bellgerant on a land rent
with civil feuds, or drenched, it may be, in fra
ternal blood. Let their last feeble and inger-
ing glance, rather behold the ensign of the Re-
public, now known and honored throughout the
earth, still full high advanced, its arms and
trophies streaming in their original lustre moi
stripe erased or polluted, not single star OBJ
scured bearing for its motto, no such miserable
nterrogatory, as rhat is all this acorth ?-noI
those other words of delusion and folly-liJerts
first and Union ofierwards-but everywhere
spread all over in characters of living light
blazing on all its ample folds, as they float over
the sea and over the land, and in every wind
under the whole Heavens, that other sentiment
dear to every true American heart-Liberty ana
Union, now and forever, one and inseparable."
The Shasta courier., 1859-03-05

acA- The Senate, on the 22d ult., adopted a
joint resolution to adjourn on the llth of April
at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. The Assembly, however
tabled the resolution