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The Shasta courier., 1860-09-15
Judge Douglas in Virginia.

BY the last Pony Express we are informed
that Douglas had yielded to the request of the
Democratic State Convention, and was travelling
in that State en- route for the White Sulphur
Springs. He spoke to six thousand people at
Norfolk on the 9th, to four or five thousand at
Petersburg on the 2Sth, at Raleigh, North Car
olina, on the 3Oth, at Richmond on the 3lst, and
left for Staunton on the lst inst. Everywhere
he has been received with unbounded enthu-
siasm.
At Norfolk, in the mildle of his address, a
slip of paper cut from the Norfolk Dai{y 4rg4s
and containing two questions, was handed to
him. We give both CUES ions, together with
the plain, frank, prompt and patriotic answers
of our glorious and gallant standard bearer
The first was:
"If Abraham Lincoln be elected President of
the United States, would the Southern States be
justified in seeding from the Union?'
He said to this:
81 emphatically answer, no. GGreat applause
The election of a man to the Presidency by the
American people, in conformity with the Consti-
tuition of the United States, would not Justify
any attempt to dissolve this glorious confedera-
cy." Applause.
Second question:
"If the Southern States secede from the
Union upon the Inauguration of Abraham Lin
colin before he commenced an overt act against
their constitutional rights, will you advise or
vndicate resistance by force to their seces-
sion 2"
Lanswer emphatically," said he, :" that it is
the duty of the President of the United States
and all others in authority under him, to enforce
the laws of the United States, passed by Con-
gress, and as the Courts expound them, and as
in duty bound by my oath of fidelity to the Con-
stitution, would do all in my power to aid the
Government of the United States in maintaining
the supremacy of the laws against all resistance
TO them, come from whatever quarter it might
In other words, | think the President of the
United States should treat all attempts to break
up the Union by resistance to its laws as Old
Hickory treated the nullifers of 1882 Zap
pause.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-15

ssasN Picket, Charles E. the famous, who is
probably the greatest fre-eater in the St4te,
and who has faith in neither man, woman, God
nor devil, says A" sanguinary whrlwind of bad
passions and agrarian rule must soon arise" He
bids it I" all hail !" Deeming it that purifying
revolutionary chaos which he thinks will pre-
cede disunion, he constantly prays for its COM
ing. Says he, To hasten the progress of events,
l hurrah and vote for Lincoln" Pickett has
for years been preaching disuniou. Until re-
Gently he was blatant Breckenridge man. See
ing no possible chance of his election, however
and believing that the election of either Douglas
or Bell would postpone disunion Indefinitely he
came othe conclusion that the only course lett
for him to pursue with any hopes of success
was to join the ebony cohorts of Repubhcanism
Pickett may be crazy on some subjects, but o.
this point his head is clear. To accomplish
dissolution he must seek the assistance Of som,
other party than that headed by Stephen \
Douglas.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-15
Special. NOTICE

Remarkable Cure of Con sumptio
The almost miraculous that has been eff
fected IN my case, prompts me 10 impart to those
OF my fellow creatures who may be suffering
from like atiiiction, the source of relief, with
short description fmy case. Several years ago
my health began to fail. ! was attacked by gen.
eral debility, which reduced me to the mere
shadow of my former self At that stage
sought medical assistance, and expended large
amounts, but without the least beneficial result.
That fell destroyer, Consumption, had already
seized upon my vitals. | daily drawing
closer to my tomb; my physicians held ont no
hope OF recovery; my strength had wasted, and
was in state of almost utter prostration. ]
was informed by my physicians that they could
do nothing fol me except to smooth my path to
the grave, when most fortunately | applied to
DR.. l.. J. Czapkay, and am now well and per-
fectly sound man. 1t is difficult for me to ex-
press the emotions of deepest gratitude expert
ence when realizing the immeasurabe service !
have received at the hands of Dr. Czapkay, and
feel rejoced that it is at least in my power to
tender this feeble recognition of his great skill
and capacity To the afflicted ! would say do
not despair, for whatever may be the nature of
your case, am confident that you will find re-
lief by applying to Dr. L. J. Czapkay. " There
is balm in Gilead, and there is physician
there" L. S. HENRY WESSLING.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day of October, A. D. 1859. City and county
of San Francisco, in the State of California.
LIS. F. J. TIlIBAULT, Notary Public.
The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry Wessling, and knows that the circum-
stances related in the foregoing certificate are
true. He saw Henry Wessing during his i'll
ness, and bears willing testimony to the fact of
bis remarkable cure by DR.. L. J. Czapkay.
L. S. A. ROSENHEIM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this nth
day of October, A. d. 1859. City and county
of San Francisco in the State of California.
L. S. F. J. THlBAULT, Notary Public
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-15
CAUTION.

Owing to the unexampled demand for these
Bitters, some unprncipled parties have endea-
vored to counterfeit them. The genuine RO-
SENBAUM have the name of n. B. JACOBS &
co. branded on each cork, and their signature
on each label. Beware, also, of worthless
article, called Rosenchts Bittcrs, put up in this
city. Its external appearance is very much like
the true Rosenbanm, bat it is useless as a rem
edial agent and has enly been got up to prey on
the reputation attained by Rosenbaum's Bitters
N. B. JACOBS 4 CO.,
Corner Sansome and Commercial sts,
mrl0:6m San Francisco
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-15

asA, Oar Breckinridge friends are anxious to
make It appear that the Democracy now sup
porting the regular teket-pouglas and John
son-are pretty much all old Ansi-Lecompton-
ties. What do they say to the fact, however,
that over half the members of the recent State
Convention votca for Latham last year? This
is stumper, isn't it, Breckinridgers But here
IS worse one If, as the fact just named
would seem to indicate, halfthe Democrats who
supported Latham last year, together with all
who opposed him, will vote for Douglas this
year, what IS 10 prevent his carrying the State
~ as large vote as did Lathaml
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-15

DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, be-
low Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Companys Office, San Francisco
The Doctor offers free consultations and asks no
remuneration unless he effects cure. Office
hours from A. NJ. to p NJ ml7:3m
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SeSeu Gmtncun9 nee Setro9cS, III 6e,ichru 80
Nr Srrltnocn elm Grcmplor fir So 90
! yet @renIpIare fur $500
grant 2c%tte,
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Sine Srantfabrt.
Spn Dem SrrfaIer Der nsusu rrntlhsu 3eittiloer.

(6prtisbuna.)
Sincet fic bsfabl Der @a&tmstRsr lsinsn
@enSr 'armen.
Vile, 5err Ba6tme:fcr2
9tur Die Mannrr.
Nnh mid ntht Ba9tmsifer, rrtpt ft@ Iol,
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sett er fhwrigsn? Soran, @,ensb'armsnt
Vie @snsparmen taupen lie Ssies. Nitses
funcen, mit9ebunocn, mitgsfausen, mitaetanseMf
lddNr Del 9tlubrr, fpOttfh unp ftlbnotraniat.
SSas ifP etnmaI min, faate Ietn @elfbt, bas S,se
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Netnrn 8rcnnScn unO Dem actamn,tcn Wubli
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Dem DC Seiude iset cffeu itebt. giciette III nufs
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peolent weroca. s8etntrintrr made id coroul
auEmertlam, cab i'd ben ppn mir ee,oaencn
Ttr9iuta g8ein
rein uno unpsrfGlldbt su 80 Gts. per 8loI6e Der
faufc. llm SabIrei6en Scfuf bittct
alentin S d,fer.
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Gdc Der I7ten un0 Mainilrage,

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%. StnoerSatrr als G,ebalr),
sh'pHeb!t ietn reidbnltiaes Eager alIer In fetn
6an bla9enoen Irtifel. pie aud, @orfimeriene,
Setfen, SurIten uno Sdmms i,oer Dirt; Sarben,
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S6nupttabnt unb pielc anoere Nrtifcl, meGtbe in
9'enn5en @prtheten 9empbnti6 9sfibrt ,perben.
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Serl1mtsn uno unfrRtbaren oSirsinia ,g4orm
Stllrr" dufmrrtiGn,,
0te prntlde, frte sr56tentestls audi bic ameri
tanrhe Nece9tur miro pcn 8. .Jeinbereater
Pelrr9f Der nub i'm 6ano1erfaufe cine enups
leuts dufS 6reunbithlfe teoienen miro.
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Sn8erbter 6alpn,
Dem pnblitum Die er9rtcnlts In,eiqe, cas Der
Ilhteriei9nrte in ieinem 6nuIc am Nltsn Tarft
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En9erbNr' Salon errtttet bat, wpIsI6f cr G6
Lruen wtrp, leine 5rcuEre uRO ras VuEifum i'm
Gu9emeiaeH NIT ben bei!cu Gjc;rdnfen bcpienen
;u tcunvn. 6fortnce WiIIsr
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OkVEHY IT gCH.
Der ,Ineiser crGcint icScn MorocS, Serntaos oueoe
Fncmmcn, ium ir66c1ttcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pCn 10 GfS
;obIbar an Die rsp 3rdSer urtr $500 in jSbr6r rauS
beiablur9 @nitt9en fnben inter foI9enben Sthngn9cu
sunatnr: @inmG0c Ginrtdtrs sen 10 3eilcn pScf cni
F9el 30 eS,, spcn0liec 40 Gt SrcimoIioe 81 90 cine
ggobe $l25, enen Ipn0t $3.50 or @tpn6tc 81 Oo feds
NH,eisen, Die nab s3elebcn serlnScrt
-merecn fOnnen rerbcn nit $500 per Sabr terebet
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Den pcutl6sn @rtl,en

DEN peuti&sn @irtben
ets NnletBe, paB mir i'm 6ielIarn Gultcn. 6oule
lOOO 0jallpnen res telfen Spn uns lrltlf in,ppr.
trle" frnnSSliiben 8ranrY unter Scnp lieoen
beben, cen mir GuBerlt tiai9 psrfaufen.
0sfnsr Die Snict9r, raB mir Die alleiniae Iaen.
tnr pom Dem brrubmtrnre Sencge u. Co.'S @6am.
Pa9ner nbernommsn baben unO Dap perlel6cnur
bet unS 3u Batcn IT.
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The German ADVERTISER,

B. HAssEL, Editor and PROPRIETOR
As published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
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btnHeit erei9nete itdb nittt gar peit scn ptns
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tbpnte nprt9re S6lpb mar BON sinsnp arus,n.'
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gen mritduFse Birtbi6assebGupe. SIN s,us
port mar and etn weitldufsrr @emiiIsaart,p.
uno neben brism elm faR nidf mtuper nmfaues
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eIne SIlles, Die BON Der benaGbarten 9aub(frase
III brm S6Irdc fh9rte. Sn brm Sbaaartsn mar
cir etnSelurr Wiann NIT 6em atnebmen BON Sbh
behaTttlt es rparrn wunorriR5ne arauc Dintrr.
plrneu, Die er BON einem Baume brad uno StIG
fltr Stnf lcrSfdlis In einen untsr pem 8auu,e
Itrbenpen &rrb lrete.
Oer Mann mar cine grcbs Rarte Siaur: er
latte ctwas @rles In iriner 6altuns, ,ualett
aper au3 etpas @enriidtes. 60 mar duct ie;r'
@rfEt. ater runpertar. er fbisn I'D, wtp.r
peS sinen nod pss anosrn Nusprnds in seiner
9altun9 unp III fetnem @eiitts bewu6t ,u letn,
unp aud niemalt bswuBt semslen ,u iein. 20
9ebt Nfen6en, Die nur ju Mierrilem aebsteu
llno uno oenen rennc6 Die Natur in ionperbarer
Vauns, oner nod Glter Sornebme Nliitter nit Der
2uiIe oNn 2an,meiitern unO &ammeriunaftrn
0sn NuScrud ess 5Oben anssitriGsn babsn. CT
mar nbrSsns elm riifi9er Sanf,is.r, unp Iebr
anltanci9 9eflsiort. unp BEL Iensr Qrbsit i&wibte
er lrer. Oas NOR in Dem Obfsartrn. 3n benz
@emule9arten netenan ;eistt T1 elm aabeyes
Bib.
| 5wet Oamen luRpanoelten bort sptI&tn ben
@emiIsbssten, auf penen freilih unr nod bic
PS ifsaR -
unp rpbsr Srbl. Die zine Dame mar ntbt
mfbr jung in Der Witte DIR 9ier,is, letr llein,
lebr runN, NIT einsm Iebr pr[lsa uno rotben Ge-
hNte, nit einem auberorpentli8 ssfitlpeffsn
AuSornde in pirIem @e1hte unb nit au6srrr.
otntIib gslubloolien lan9su blOnben 9cdtn.
Ote anpsrs mar elm bibi6ss, fril6es, iumasS
Nfapdbrn pom abte9n bis neuu,sbn Sabrsu.
s8el6 Gin berri6sr SetobsrmOrsen nitlne
t6eure Gusina! iaste pie attire Dame 1m Der iinaJ
9eren.
Ter @urssniif re6t f&6n, SHUTTER, antwortste
bic iiin9cre Dame.
Sn rem brirsn Gamen tesra6sn tUir Sis eanS.
raibin Scn @ilenrin9 unb ibre 9ccbter 9ueua.
Gr 1T bsjnuternb, fubr Die Iutttr fort. GisH
oirls Hare SGune; ben Nstsl Der Nddtt Sat Ne
u0eFmunoen, er tann nur nod lanSfdm, wit rim
9sl6la9ener, i6wer reripunNeter 5rinr, bort btns
ten an Dem Sanme OeS 0aIrss bsrnm trte&en!
Ole ater. Die bstre Sissrin, paltst nsn fret,
Ire runo um unS Der. Sisb. ptt Ia ttren
Strnblen bieier gGsi6fobl nit benz g0ds bss
SNnees wrttefsrt unp In weItter YurpuraIatb
Der NOtbfObl 9Idn,t Sd. qucina, ee III tin be1
SautGrnocr Oiordeu unp ipenn i'd behenFS Nros
sr ms trin9en wirp = Die Dame unfer6rodk
Iif, Die 9l6t6e i1rrS @sli6ts murce ountlsr; Str
8'fu6INUle ausprud Sarin mid Dem pes Borne.
9te Dattr lit nab oem Nanns umseIeben. Der
pie Sirnrn pom Saums brab. Nbsr mstn @ott.
ME aelt er nit Dem tbsusrn ObRe UNI! Das
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6pl;! Spl;!

nterSefncter tdlt rriwdtrenS cineu orssrn sorr,t
9l@tn~ puS 6tdhnhsk better Sualitai unb fens rins
2unesn ecmtt unier Den 9utisten @epnonocn Srlstrn
fsr1, @ @ann NON &laIn mirb bas sSspacn funs be-
@pe netr SEQ. q. 6mlblsp @rpaSraRe icnc in Srr sal
nteoer'9 an SoaS|r, nabe roUe IYnne .p,rben prpnp
eelNr8t 9rrtIe: DaS bette GidenboI, an 81, 90 nnS
AahHehpplS gu S4.OO per @Oro. SameS q Mrrre
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N. A. FAUCHE,
(Spn @nrje),
ubrn a dI CT uup SemeIIer

v y TIT VI NJ Z NEV y z N z 7
>, i9i 8atn.SnaBe, ipiibcn Ger 9lcn unb IOtcu.
70. y; S"u6e, Der felt SerunoHpants Sotrsn in ben
ecneCn une 9em 9jr belbdftiat mar, auSt I ben Sr
aert Mi6monbS BIC Inicae iu macl oaS er 2Ss rpaSr
n Fer fesraTil9ss 99t er6net 6a unp lid freuen Siro at
II, ,Sn,m ,n SS Wp% M s!a9noe Arbeen SOittt enscncn-
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The Late Post Once DenAlc tiOm.
vNrTED STATES DISTRICT oorEr.
nofova 1Iou 1fxtuc Data


Jrlv s.-In tie Mater Of ne Usasics States o. George
Loco AND Gu&arn o. Ctnorer, aress Of Laac =. fbsc-
hr.-A motion made, some dsys ago, by ex-Judge
Bronson and Mr. II. W Robinson, behalf OF Law and
Conovcr for injunction 70 restrain the United States
Marshal from levyng the goods chattels lands and
Entertainments Of the eefndaas saretics Cor v
Fowler, late Postmaster &c New York in the sum Of
s15 900. The application based the ground that
Fowler defsu,er tho government the time the
bond was executed that such known to the
Post oce Department the time, whilst the defendants
ignorant Of 1t.
Judge Bs this morning delivered very lonr opIaioa
on pons Of aw and tho questions argued by the de-
sid the vnitoa states District Attorney
The following brief Of the conclusions OF tho
Court
think, therefore, in view % the nature Of The consro.
vcrsy ard the testimony that nay be produced upon
side and the other the prosecution OF tie case 10
m that the Court should direct issue 10 bs framed and
Submitted TO Jury for tho inquire aud sy their
dict inform the Court whether the bond In he complaint
mentioned was delivered 10 the ohgccs Tor their rse,
Or whether, after u executed by the COM
rlairants Naw and Coaovcr) and placed by then
% the hands Of Isaac " Fowler the comp Ainans assentcd
80 or acsvcsccd in i,s seng delivered u the obgecs
for their knowing having nosoc thst The said
bond bad not been cSssvsed by oliver Carlck a
The Judge directs aas>ber ISSUE inquire whether.
when bond executed by the csnpisinar OF PER-
thereto sry time when rsy conserved 10 tho
delivery OF the for the 81 The Unsed States,
they knew had netNe that Isaac n Fowles ka-
faulter to the ross en'ce Dsrar,mclA
The Judge = a.. h a opinion y ssyinf
pairants, who apply FOR niuriion tsfo forth
IN this case shall give bond and suciers security So the
$500 co., csbitsred for the rforuAsce Of srssh osv
mcnt shall b. swardcd by This CoSA against The COM
p'ansn, VA. writ OF IN Sseon ssne in tbs case 70
complaint nertoned altocssr and wholly until tho final
order OF this Coart IN thee
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broad ana deep long and hopeless and implored
the People for Code sake TO stretch out their hands in
every section Of the Union and take the mission which
the democrats had long kept themselves and hold the
Union together with bands Of steel.
Hon, n. H. Bryant proceeded to giorify Lincoln and
Hamin. He said they had a certain and easy triumph
believe them their triumph would prove dis soiution
doubt but i would be dissolution Of the union between
about 20 coo democratic Office holders and their oicd
positions. He remarked that II not the mission Of
the republicans to oyerarn 70 reyolutionize nor TO do
any injustice 10 any section Of the country, but by
admnist erng equal and exact justice and freedom 10 ALL
restore the lost and buried landmarks OF liberty
A number Of other speakers on hand; but It was
now approaching midnight and the meeting Adjourned
with numerous cheers and "Joshs for Lincoln and Ham
lin.
GLANCE OVER THE BATTLE FIELD
Although highly credtsbe demonstration, the repub
Leans did not exhibit much enthusiasm for their
vons evening" and very few cheers given In connco
ton with his name. 81
On the contrary. the evening previous, whenever the
hailed with general and hearty outbnrst OF
cheers and other demonstrations Of enthusiasm Whether
popularity OF the two candidates time will tell.
Although the enthusiasm among democrats is every
where aud country for Douglas there begins 70
be foreshadowed indications that reaction ex
tent may occur before November Some OF the leading
%n s pale S 20 Hgss ey sse% :, 1ou %
keep down doee of calomc and jalap at the command
OF bis physician Even that OLE substantial democratic
sheet the New Hampshire Ioa, up his Lame with
o grimace. Its first article the nornati0u Is like
wet blanket upon the enthusiasm Of the masses. II
frects white Il should Ncverthelees, that the
Pahfa will warmly support Douglas as the campaign
prcgrevses Is certain, and yet heW much happier II
date been away ExIresdent Pierce keeps aloof from
any active participation in the campaign, but s pretty
clear that his sentiments arc anything but favorable to
douglas His friend Colonel George, for Douglas
the regular nominee. without enthusiasm Democratic
State Senator, Hon. Vim A. Burns mot the delegate),
sccords anything but cordial support TO Douglas,
although he will vote for him. Some officers Of the
TOMS who have been loud mouhed in favor Of Douglas,
and active politicians seem suddenly TO have been
trucl Will an
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RvrSiSo ov NAsfvnIr Prov fArTuRy--1he exten.
sive pcw factory Of Mcssrs Sharp Hamilton, the
Franklin turnpike Nashville, Tenn, took Gre, the
2sth nit md entirely consumed, with heavy stock
Of rows aud large quantity OF valuable lumber n is
rscd for heating pillow shares The building and machine
~ owned by A. W. Putnam, Esq, and insured
with Mcssrs III X. r. +. Peck, agents of The Run City
Insurance Company, of Memphis, and with ~ Glyan, OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. Putnam estimates his loss al about
Ell GOO Mcssrs. Sharp Hamilton were not insured.
Their less Is put down Of $1,000,