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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
HENRY II. RICE'S ESTATE

NOTiCEi is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been mppointrd and qualified EA-cutrix on thu
estate Of Henry H. Sce. late OF Meigs ounty, decd.
ated a. Rutlnnd, this 5ih day Of April. A. b., 1857
April 5-4-3tf ROENA L. RiCE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
YtN advertisements.
POMEROY ROLLING MILL co

Keep constantly on hand and manulac-
turo to order, all kinds nd siEss OF nn; round d
square iron OF superior quality, which they 0Ber /.
whoiesaie and rrthil, ne current rates. Also,
American and Swede nail Fods steel and irOI
plow-wlDgs, cast and EheaT steel, wagon boxaD.
SeIhp-tron and Kidney ere takeu in exchange.
i3-ty. T., a. OETRoM Ey-a
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

Ii is stated that Washington living
has finished the itth and last volume oi
his Lite of Washington. Heaven has
bourtif,fIly heightened out the days OF
Irving to complete this great work, and
all lovers of genial, picturesque and just
history have reason 10 be graceful The
Lilo Of Washington IS probably the last oi
thr worLs OF Irving. He is hale old man.
lIODored aud beloved. i,,,t only by all LIS
oountryUen but al! iatcili;el.- lLei4 of all
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Meizar Nye


Pleas.
Thos, d. Sargent and Meigs COunty,
Wm II Coombs. Ohio.
DCRSUANT to an order of the urt of
Common Pleas, III aud for saId county.
made at the March term, 4 ID. 1859 in Ie
above named case, vii ff,:r pubic Ven
due, a, the door Of the Courl Hnus,. in POM
eroy. on Thursday, the 5th day OF Nav next,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ. the following real es ate,
iuate in town No Que, in range No. thur
teen, in said county, the same being he undl-
vided half Of the real estate descrI bed as fol-
lows, to wit. 100 acre at M. 324; 100 acre
lot No. 325, except The salt works I hereon and
FIVE acres Of land surrounding the saiue; the
east half of 100 acre lot No. 32 th, east
half of 100 acre lot No. 327 that pant nf 100
acre lot No 3l4 lying west of Leading Creek;
that par. Of section % lying weSt Oi Leading
Creek. To Ge sold as the property OF Wm u.
CuDmbS, 10 satisfy mortgage executed by
Thns. ID. Sargent. NJ. HECKARD,
April 5. '59.-I4 st Master. ConTT.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
--sR -a.~.N c.

RP-During our visit TO Lowell we were
shown throsgn the Labnra,ory OF our cele
b aed c1un,ryman, DR.. j. G. Aver
Scarcely could We have believed what is
Seen there withou, proof beyond dispT ing.
they consume a barrel OF solid Pills,
about so, 900 doses and 3 barrels of Cherry
Pectural, l2J, 1000 doses pei diem. To
what an imconceivab!e amount oi human
suffering does this point! 10. 900 closes
II day! Fifty milinns of doses per year!!!
What acres and thousands Of acres Of sick
beds does this spread before the lmagina-
i,nl Aud wnaL sympa HES aud w,~!--
True, no all of this is taken by the very
sick, bul alas. much Of IL is. This Cherry
Drop and this sugated Pill are TO be the
comp niion ofpain and anguish and sinking
sd ruw-,h he INHERITANCE OuI mother Eve
bpIur;l he'd to the whole family Of man.
Here he infant darln. has been touched
to ily by the blight that witheIs half
our race lis litlle lungs are affected and
only Watching aud wai,irg shall tell which
way lis breath shall turn. This red drop
II l., table Is The laliomAn on which lis
Ii e shall hang There the blossom the
world jas. bursting into womanhopd is
stricken also. y AiIen ions most sssiduJus
case skills not, she is s, i'll hliug away
fne wan messenger comes nearer aud
nearer every week. This little medici-
mlenr snail 20 lhete. ulsir last, perhaps
tneir only hope. The strong man has
planned IN his viials. this s&mv dlsease.
This rel-drop bJ his side is ieIping him
wreslle VIII. he mex Jrab!e enemy: the VIE
of his bo-pm aud the cheruLs of his hear!
are waiting ii sick sorrow aud fear lest the
rod on which lLey lyan in this world, be
broken
o Doctor! Spare no skill. nor cost. nor
toiI 10 give the prfishiug sick The best rhat
human arr eau give G0iVe ton, Ie1as,
.Ieps.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

" here she VIII be hsppy 70 wall ON all " ho
may isvor her with their custom. .--.-----
Ladies' call aud eKsminE her stock, as
i, is con plete. Chdrens' wear in abund
ancv; also. LadItS' Bomefs. trimmed or uu-
,Ilmuied. klt buns and FiUwerS ol ,very de-
scupIlod aBd puce. DVTt forget the place
on Tont SlrseI, 8, Two dOoIS above Smiths ShOs
Store. I2-II. =. u. GIBSON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
POIul er0y ISc1.,il Marker.

,. TUESDAY, April 5, 1859.
Cheese, ('lOn.) Zoe v h.
Cheese, (W. R.) eGl21sc.
soap, 50elOe. y IL.
Candles. Ctallnw) l49l5c,
Candles, topnD &c.
Candles. (star) BE.
Fish, cod 596lsc.
Fish, (Mackerel, y s9l0c.
Fish, (White) Sc.
IPickled PORK, 9G l0c.
Shoulders. SCg IUc.
sides, (snokcdj 0dp l0c.
Hams, l2c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
Nj MAo oTEK COAiMISSlON NER'o SALE.
Mt'z"F Nye o0nr1 m!,. Of .%9,l""" q 'o,. Pleas

vs. MGES Z .jIuIY.
j. } C""iTbS. OHIO.
DtH>UANT to an urder of The Coult nf
Comm II Pleas in and far said county.
II ode al ihc March :crnI thereof, 1853, in the
above named case, | viii otier aI public v.l-
due, at Ihe door ol ia Couri tIuus,. in POM
erJy, on Thursday, The 5,h day of May ucx,
at Ia O'Clock A NJ, ;he following reaI estate,
situate IN town NJ. one. aud in range No.
'hirit'eh, IN SAID county, the $anr. being the
Undivided bait uf the real estate described az
follows, t".wIl: 100 acre lot No. 324 100 ace
Ioi M. 321. except the salt works ihrIsuu,
aud five acres OF land surrounding tilr Sa,lIt
IRE east hBll ot 100 acre lul No. 32n;
Ike cast ha.f of 100 acre lot No. 32T; ali
lial parl ui IOu ache l,I No 3i4 iying west
OF Leading Geek; all thaI part o seciion No.
- l,lng west ui Lrn2iny Greek. To be sold
as the properly of J. J. CuoiIbS
Nj. HECKARC,
April 1914 St Master Comrnis .i,ner.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
The Horn of Plenty

ia
ties. &c, toge; her with the best sud
most compi-tr assortment OF
II K III w a E III
Ever before offered ia thus market, and at
prices to suit the ines.
Thankful for :he announcement received
thus Tar, 1t shall lie our constant endeayot,
by cheanness. neatness, ex IN materials. and
superior workmanship, to merit a cont nu-
nnce
Stove pipe. honse sponting, tin roofing and
Jobb'nF OF every description dome with neet-
ness accuracy aud dispatch nv he subscribed,
at the Sisn Of the 'BlG HORN" Middle OFT
n3 GEO. II. RCPP.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICES hereby given that the nnds r.ixned ha1
~ ooeh appointcd and duly qualin.d us Admins.
Iralnr OF Tue estate of Gree d. Harperatc OF Orange
Township. Meigs County, Ohio. deed.
April 5-H-3t< MARION HARPER,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05
MIELIN E Y.

"A LOVE OF a BON
TNHE subscriber would respectfl
L he, old cuStOmeIs and the n
citizens oil Pumeroy and vi'in- Il!
ity, that she is now in receipt Nv
Of a full and splendid stock Of SSNl
Millinery Goods. DIR ct from et
New York, " hich she will sell a
very low for cash. she may be ~
found at her old Stand. two 81
doors al owe Smiths Shoe Store, n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-04-05

Phebe ChrIStiana. coiored woman, sup
posed to be ll8 years of age, died al Sloc
Township, Harrison County, O., Oh t.,
2oth March She was one of ipurtee
slaves who were brought from Virginia L
ONO in 1920. having been libera,eI an,
provided with land by tho viii of thei
nnnSttr
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

PRESIDENTIAL AsPIRANTs.-Wise, by recent
letters, appears to have killed himself as can
didate for the Presidency. The friends of Doug
las are making their moves quietly and conf
dainty. John Miner Bolts, appears to have
headed off himself, if he did not head off
Tyler, from all chances of the nomination by the
Opposition. Since the election of Houston as
Governor of Texas by the Opposition, the n. Y.
Herald thinks his chances before the Charlston
Convention have become quite flattering, and
that he will be nominated by that body as a
Buchanan Democrat. That is to say, the Herald
argues that his success in beating the Democra-
cy of Texas, will make him all-powerful before
a Convention of the Democracy of the nation
for the nomination for the Presidency! This is
certainly queer logic. The Herald, however,
thinks be is the only man who can unite the
disorganizing and disorganized elements of the
Northern Democracy.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
A MansfrausLie.

On the morning of the election, it was dis
covered that, the night previous, "a fit time for
so mean an act) Mr.. Spatz had had posted
throughout the county a handbill containing a
vile falsehood, intended to injure Mr. Skillman.
The handbll contained the affidavit OF John
Kinseller, of Horsetown which declared that
Skilman had said, ~ have the nomination, and
don't care d-n for the foreigners This
was used by INSCRIPTIONS liars at the various
polls to mean that Skillman said he did not
want any foreigners to vote for him. Indeed
that was the original charge, but we find that
But that it is vile fasehood, even as it stands,
we must believe, and for this reason: On Satur-
day night last after concluding our speech al
Horsetown, Mr.. Kinseller, in the presence of o
witness, told US very frankly that Mr.. Skillman
had never used language that could be fairly
interpreted to express the idea with which he
charges him in his affidavit. He told us en-
phatically that Skillman did not use the Ian
guage attributed to him-that be said nothing
about foreigners, but was talking about John
Dreibelbis and other boilers, and said that he
did not care anything about their support
This is what Mr.. Kinseler told US on Saturday
night last, in the presence of Mr. Ewd. Rease
and yet few days afterwards he swears to the
contrary. Now was Mr.. Kinseller's language
to US falsehood, or has he sworn to one in the
presence of Notary Public? Let him take
hold of either horn of the dilemma he choose.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

A Huge FALsIFIER-A writer in the Yreka
Chronicle of the 9th ult., which we have just
seen for the first time, has uttered several un-
truths, which, we have not doubt, were utter
ed deliberately, and for the sole purpose of in
juring Judge Daingeriield politically. The wri-
ter among other things says, in reply to the
remark of Judge Baldwin, that it is not true
that many of Judge Daingerfeld's cases have
been reversed" awe, of our own knowledge,
are aware that more than one half of Judge
Daingerfeld's cases, appended [appealed q from
this county, have been reversed by the Supreme
Court, Judge Baldwin's assertions to the con-
trary, Notwithstanding" Now the writer of this
knew that this declaration was false. We are
informed that but one case of the thirty or forty
cases appealed from Daingerfeld's Court in that
county, has been reversed-but one and yet
this writer says he knows of his own knowledge
that more than half of them have been reversed!
He also says that in the case of Knight VS..
Fair, Judge Daingerfield's finding was reversed.
This is falsehood cut out of whole CLOTH We
have read the opinion of the Supreme Court in
that case, and know that the ruling of Judge D..
was approved
Two other cases mentioned as having been
reversed by the Supreme Court, were appealed
from the Siskiyou District Court, while Judge
Peters presided. This fact the writer must have
known. And yet he says, " reference to these
two cases are sufficient" that is, reference to
these two cases appealed from Judge Peters
Court! He also says "a multitude of others
might be cited" This is also untrue
The election is now over. Lying has failed to
defeat Judge Daingerfeld. Nevertheless we
| speak of this matter to show the disreputa-
| Bile means resorted to by the friends of Mr..
Steele
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

MCGOWAN AND HERBERT.-By recent arrival
at Independence we learn that two well known
Caljfornians, Ned MCGOWAN and Phil. Herbert,
had reached Santa Fe. They came from the
Pacific Coast by the regular overland mail to
Ell Paso and then turned northward Their
ostensble purpose was to locate in santa re,
but many surmised that they would not be
content to remain in such an out OF the way
place, without some ulterior object in view.
The miners who had gone away disappointed
from Pixies Peak, were assembling IN consider
able numbers at Santa Fe, and it was thought
that an expedition by them into Mexico might
not be far distant.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

BooTs-The editor of the Shasta Courier gives
the following as the first verse of lofty poem he
has lately been engaged upon.
Imperial, grand old Shasta Butte
With snow-clad limbs and heart of fire,
Lift up thy head, ay, let it shoot
Up through the sky, and-even higherl
Whereupon the Empire County Argus lets fly
his meats leather thus:
Suppose indeed those upward "shoot'
Sky high shall try to rove,
Well bet ,ce'ce got pair of "Boots'
"A foot or so above! J
Then "Bootcase" of the Evening Journal,
goes a peg on these uppers-thus;
When these two chaps-bootess grown,
Shall on the mountains barefoot roam,
Well drop hint their Soles to cheer,
If they want Toe. .ft-come down here
-Gieasons Battleship.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
The SenatOrship.

Contrary to the predictions of many Demo-
Gratis, but in perfect accordance with our own
hopes, the returns as they come in from the
district, show that Logan has large majority
for Senator. Indeed he has gained majority
in every district Cousa gives him $50 major
ity. Tehama, so; and Shasta probable 400.
We are quite sanguine that Logan's majority in
the district will reach not less than 600. This,
considering the hard fight that was made by
Mr.. Butler and his friends and the personal
popularity of Mr.. Butler, is certainly great tri-
umph for the Democracy.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
FARM AND BRIDGE
FOR SALE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED will dispose of his
Il Ranch in Tehama county, known as "Bell's
Lower Bridge Ranch" together with the Bridge,
on the most reasonable terms. The Ranch con-
tains Four Hundred and Eighty acres of excel
lent land, about two hundred OF which are in a
fine state of cultivation. 1t is all bottom land,
lying on Cottonwood Creek, the most of it in
Tehama county.
Apply to the subscriber at bis residence at The
Clear Greek Bridge" J. ]. BELL.
Aug. %, 1859. au27N~
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
Iderson's majority will reach 900.
OMce--Seeking.

The defeated candidates, will please read the
following touching lines. They are WEIR,
affecting
Full little knowest thou that hast not tried
What hell it is in suing long to bide-
To lose good days that might be better spent;
To waste long nights in pensive discomfort;
To speed to-day, to be put back Tomorrow
To feed on hope, to pine with fear and sorrow !;
To fret thy soul with crosses and with cares;
To eat thy heart with comfortless despairs;
To fawn, to crouch, to wait, to ride, to run;
To spend, to give, to want, to be undone
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

PRICES OF PASSAGE EAsTwARD.-The follow
ing are the rates of passage by the steamers
which left on the 5th of September for the
East Mail steamer Golden Gate, lst cabin
upper saloon, Sl07 lst cabin, lower saloon
Ss2 I'd cabin, $50; steerage, S35. 0pposi-
ton steamer Uncle Sam; lst cabin, deck state
rooms, 500 main saloon, $50; second cabin
$50 steerage, $40.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

Bz The New Haven Ne,rs says: A lady and
gentleman in this vicinity, CHANGING to be bath
ing da natural, but unseen by each other, being
separated by ledge of rocks, mischievous boy
exchanged one pile of clothing for the ether
Their perplexiiy and embarrassment on emerg-
ing from the water may be better imagined than
described, but seeing no other alternative, the
lady donned the male and the gentleman the fe-
male apparel, hoops and " everything" and
made their way to their homes in that guise.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
Trinity County.

Precincts heard from, which give Latham
ll42 Curry, TAI; Burch, 1886; Scott, 9s9
McKibben, sl2; Baker, sl5; Sprague, 6s2
Cope, Io5; Bolts, GIG; O'Meara, $50.
Messic, Opposition, is elected Sheriff ovel
May.
Democratic majority for Latham, 500. Dain
gerfeld, Williams and Lawrence ahead of tn,
ticket.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
In claims against the late James Mclaughlin,
deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned, at her residence
at the Mountain House, on the Weaverville wa
gon road, Shasta county, within ten months from
and after the date ofths notice, according to law
in such case provided.
MARY ANN T. MCLAUGHLIN,
Administrative.
Shasta, Aug. 27. 1859 au27:4t
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
A New Usr FOR PAprn snrRr CoLLARs.-we

A NEW USE FOR PAPER SHIRT UoLLARs.-We e
heard a young man, yesterday. complaining
thus; Went and bought dozen paper collars
thought they were very nice, sir, and SO cheap,
sir. They were echeap-exceedingly cheap-but
l put it to you, sir, as friend sir, as friend,
lift isn't cutting it too fat decidedly too fat,
sir, to have great loafer come along, when you
are all dressed for church, sir, and tear off the
whole side of your collar, to light his detestable
cigar with, sir, as he did mine, sirl' exhibiting
a compound fracture of the garrote, extending
halt wav round his neck
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
VoTE OF THE STATE SINCE lS49-The follow
ing table will show the vote cast at the difer rent
State elections from lS49 to 1858, inclusive:

MORMON ATKocITY.-A letter in the Fort
Smith Times states that in the midst of the
Mountain Meadow massacre, a girl thirteen or
fourteen years old threw herself upon John D.
Lee (the captain of the band of murderers and
DANTE Saint, and plead for her life after
seeing her father, mother and brothers murder
ed; Lee took her into the bushes, robbed her
of that jewel which to virtuous girl is deare1
than life, and after satisfying his beasty desires
deliberately cut her throat, and left her welter-
ing in her life's blood
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
SHASTA COUNTY ELECTION
RETURNS.
Shasta Precinct.

STATE TICKET.
Latham, 252; Curry, ss.
Downey, 35 Conness, 90.
Burch. 222; Scott, 217; McKibben, l2l
Baker, l06.
Cope, 2O3; Sprague, 124.
Willims, 234 Randolph log.
Fairfax, 246 Powell, "a.
Findlay, 25l johnson, 90.
BROOKS, 247; Pearse, SO.
Higley, 24s Long, SO.
Moulder, $50; Myers, SO.
Bolts, 223; O'Meara, II
DISTRICT TIcKEr.
Daingerfeld, 206; Steel e III.
Logan, ls9; Butler, l49
COUNTY TICKET.
White, 239; Cony, 80.
Skillman, l64 Andrews, IS; Spatz, SO.
Folansbee, 2lO, Hale, 100.
Anderson, 249; West, 73.
Durick, 166 Tuttle, 49, Kittridge, II; Van
Horn. 81.
Hayburn, BOG.
Mix, 1863; Hinckley, Isl.
Dunn 1863 Van Schaick, l2S Northway, 35.
Garland, l72 Davis, l54.
DeShields, 253; Jenkins GO.
Godfrey, 253.
RuiltJ o-i.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Shed, 146; Keene, 1872 Shurtleff, l0l; Mus
grove, AZ; Caldwell, 80.
Lowden, 3s Ovett, l2l; Langsdon, "a
Desmond, SO; High, 2.
For Constitutional Convention very nearly
unanimous.
WHISKY CREEK PRECINCT.
Latham, 76 Currey, ID.
Downey, rs; Conness, l3.
Burch, rs; Scott, 10; McKibben, IA; Ba-
ker, IL.
Cope, "A Sprague, l6.
Williams, 76; Randolph, l3.
Fairfax, ~ Powell, IL.
Findlay, II; Johnson, Il.
Brooks, 76; Pearse, IS.
Higley, rs; Long, ii.
Moulder, rs; Myers, Is.
Bolts, rs; OMeara, IA.
For Constitutional Convention, So.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

THREE BOATS Last week we announced that
three boats were now on the river. This week,
in another column, viii be found legal notice
of the fact. The Company, always ready and
willing to do anything in their power for the ac-
commodation of shippers, have seen that the
business would justify it, and have placed ano-
ther boat on the trade. Capt. johnson, as OF
old, is in charge of the Office at Red Bluff. No
pains or money have been or will be spared, in
order to give satisfaction to patrons.-Beacon.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

Bsa.Hon. T. Butler King, for merly Collector
of the Port of San Francisco, is getting himself
into hot water down in Georgia He is ex-
ceediugly belligerent. He is running as an
independent candidate for Congress IN the
First District of Georgia, and publishes his op-
ponent, VIM. H. Stiles, Opposition candidate, as
"a malicious slanderer and villain"
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

SHASTA TowNsHP.-Keene and Shed are elected
justices, and Jos. NJ. Short Constable of Shasta
Township. The vote between Ovett and Flynn
for Constable is a tie
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

CINCINNATI, august l4th.-Three games of
billiards, of $50 points each, were played last
night between Michael Phean, of New York,
Philip Tleman, of Cincinnati, and Mr.. Bird, of
Philadelphia. First game, between Tieman and
Bird won by Tieman, Bird scoring $50 points
Second game, between Tieman and Phelan, won
by Tieman-Phelan scoring l3s points. Third
game, between Phelan and Bird, won by Phelan,
Bird scoring l36 points. No stakes.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

Bs5@ The New York Post says that it is un-
derstood that, upon certain conditions, Sckles
will surrender his claims for representing the
Third Congressional District The plan is to
hold special election, the contracting parties
agreeing to nominate an Anti-Lecompton Dem
ocrat.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
WV. II. DAILY. ESQ. :

WM. II. DAILY, Esq:
DEAR Sir: Your AROMATIC VALLEY
WHISKY" is received, and, after careful exam
nation, find it to be pure article, entirely
free from the adulterating ingredients so fire.
quently used.
JAMES j. MAPES, Chemist
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

4 MURDER-We learn that on Wednesday
night last, on Battle Creek, Henry Stephens was
stabbed in the bowels, with a butchers knife,
by negro man named Henderson, and Instantly
killed. The difficulty which eventuated thus fa-
tally, grew out of dispute about squaw.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

HeA.Below we give the article of amendment to
the constitution of Massachusetts,, which now
by the combined efforts of Black Republicans
and Know Nothings, has become part of the
organic law in that State.
ARTICLE OF AMENDMENT.
No person of foreign birth shall be entitled to
vote, or shall be eligible to Office unless he
shall have resided within the jurisdiction of the
United States for two years subsequent to his
naturalization, and shall be otherwise qualified,
according to the Constitution and laws of this
commonwealth; Prouided, further, that it shall
not affect the rights of any child of citizen of
the United States born during the temporary
absence of the parents therefrom.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

EP In Tennessee, the Democrats have the
Governor, Legislature and three members OF
Congress. The Opposition have seven of the
ten Congressman.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
DALYS VALLEY WHISKY

WE BEG TO CALL the attention of dealers
w as well as customers to the following GER
tiicates of well-known Chemists, who have an
oil cd
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

G. P. R. James, the novelist, has determined
to leave Venice and return to Virginia, for the
purpose of making that State his permanent
abiding place.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
For District Jud ge.

The race in this county, for District Judge
stands thus, according to the information now
in our possession
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
Latham's majority will approach 1000.
Tax Collector,

The subjoined vote and majorties in the sew
eral precincts below, for the several candidates
for Tax Collector, are believed to be very nearly
correct
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
q Daly's Aromatic Valley Whiskv.u

The high reputation of the parties is a suffi-
cent guarantee that the article possesses all the
merit claimed for it.
WM. NEWELL & CO.,
Sole Agents.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10

Lieutenant Stanford, of North Carolina, at
tached to the revenue cutter Harriet Lane, died
at New York on the 18th August
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-10
Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky

Is put up in cases containing one dozen bottles
each. For sale by all the principal Liquor
houses IN California. sel0:6m