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- EA ID THIS.
IL SPECIAL NOTICE.
have not dtSc OattRHsi business on account of
the falling OF my store. | am now located FIVE
DOORS above my Old stand, next door TO C. w
Purcell Co.'s Brokers Office and near Governor,
on Main street, No. l25 where would be pleased
to meet my old customers, ana the customers gem
eraly. Those IN the habit of .iving me the n or
defs for FALL CLOTHING, will d. HE favor to
wait until can cell on them, or leave wort At my
store when To call on them and ali orders in my
line will he promptly after ded to as heretofore
have not, and don't intend 70 discontinue bUsI.
ness for any such cause. Call and zee me- al 1876
Main street. lau23-tsl WIN. IRA SMITH
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NEW GRANAKy AND COMMISSION

NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~ HOUSE,
On Cary, I'd door bst0c t2la Street. and Hert 10
Flour Inspector 5 former Office.
d. NJ % y Hofi g. X d r.. r.,
Successor 3" las. Thomas, Com'r Merchant
Respectful, ...ornis the citizens of Richmond,
ana the pubic teneray, that he has purchased OF
the legal agent of Mr.. Jas ThouIas ali ms stock an
band, such rs CORN, OATS, HAY, CORN
ME- AL, &c ,and wil continue to keep ON hand and
deal Ia GRAM, FEED, TOBACCO FT0IiR
select parcels Of country cured BACON MT
TER, BEEsVAX, DRIED FRUIT, &c, pieds-
lug every effort to facilitate the Interests 81
those who may favor the new concern A contInu
sti of the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor is solicited.
He refers, by permission. TO Messrs wAeeos
En-, HILL & ARCHER, VtN-LEw, TAYLOR & Co
JoNEs Il Co. RICHARD CAUruoRN, Esq, Philip
iy as- Sun j. MONROE CARTER.
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esal Profession.
EuvIng determined to remove To the University
OF tne Sta OF Missouri, have associated " It'll
Jue IN the Practice oil Law, tins CITY, Mi. " Nj
J. CLUPTcN, son of the ate Juage EIopton. Mr.
ClopLon i'll not only finish ali business lie etofoTe
undertaken by me, but will conduct all new that
may lie COnhded 10 US. Being fuly convinced OF
ms abiIL, anu fitness In every respect, cordially
and unreseTvoQiy recommend MN TO ali my clients
and frends and to the pubnc generally. | can be
fuuGd at our Office until about the 10th of neptem-
Der AeXt- b. Is. NJ mo 4.
Richmond, Aug 9th, 1850. au2 7-lm
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~ NJ. KOSHER. SUCCESSOR TO vii
u. SON * BUSHER, WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL GROCER has for sale the following ar
tioles. TO which he asks the attention, of his
friends and the public: Rio, I4aguayr J ,a and
Of ditiere grades Loaf, Puiverized and Crushed
SUGARS; Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, OF
different brands; Old Dominion Nails. OF al Sizes
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns, good assortment; H.
outs Old Rye Whlskey, old and coed; d. + Glen
mans Eye Whskey j, A; N. Woods Rye WINS
variety French Brandy, Madeira Wines, and
other articles, too numerous TO mention. Call and
examine, at No. l. cor. nth and Main sts., oppo-
ate Old Asvket
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spEcIAL NOTICES.


M Hisiuio. a com pm lion for every Iadv's
to ct being ne only article IN use whio can be
rei,ed upon for keepins the hair smooth ard IN its
place fmpartins lnstre. preventing II from fall
ms oat and splitting, and becoming harrh and dry
from the use of water or other causes. heinz pre-
pared Of "A new oil. from which ali gummy matter
ia extracted, Ii does not leave the hair sticky but
soft and siossy, and prevents 1t from breaking
when braided or ouried. and is designed for a de-
liz htlui and elegant hair-orssstng.
For sale nv ", PETERSON co. Druggists.
Man ST., aud by the proprietor. h. A. HupnU -
corner Broad and 18th sts. sc f"-im
EA- Wire and Sieve Factory',.rne an una
de = gned havlng commenced the WIZ m"
SiEVE uttSIN ESS. on Pearl street below caI'I
respectrl, asks the attention Of merchants anu
the rpnlt1 fcneTally a. his stock ne manutsctaIss
amn r"o,'' RtiIiiN(i SCREEN WIRE Tor mer,
s1sntsE Mills, FAN and sTANDiinT sSk IL n a
80! an IN CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
sfaiIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOk BOOK
t..SEs mtt1RS WINDOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SiNo ard GCAN0 SCREENS.
ga PROMPT attention gwen TO orders.
u ". j ESSoP, Pearl St. below Cary,
al 3 linz Richmond, Va.
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DENTISTRY.

J. WoODWA YARD.
G DENTIST,
SGb Office adjoining 6. w. JONES. on Nam,
between 9 h and 10th SITS keeps a selection of
TEETH, oil the latest Improvements IN color,
shape and strength, which ne will insert IN the
III, oaSes linn
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IIAhELk NOtkas.

JAMES ID. BROWNIES
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9Th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
.RON Ratings, VERAN DAHS, BALCU-
MES. CHAIRS, SETTLES, &c; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
noses, manufactured at snort notice.
~ Particular attention given toenolosne Burial
lots IN thu CITY a nd country. ia A-l2m
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RICHhtbND

~1~, THROUGH TO ~IAG-
AeS4 49, ARA i-ThrouEh tickets can
NsA - he procured ut the Ticket Ofhos
Of the RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG and
POTOMAC RAILROAD, to
ELMIRA,
BUFFALO,
WILLIAMSPORT, and
NIAGARA FALLS
~ D SAMsI. RIrrrH So.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29
SHASTA COURIER.
The Candidates.

1t is remarkable fact, as stated by the Stock
ton Argus, that Breckinridge and Lincoln are
really not running against each other in any
State, and do not to the smallest possible ex-
tent endanger the election of each other
Breckinrdge has hopes of carrying States on
y where Lincoln is making no sort of race-in
the South where there are no Republican cleo
toral tickets. Lincoln is running in States
where Breckinridge has no show of success,
where he could not touch bottom if Douglas and
Bell were out Of the field.
Breckinrdge's only hope of success is in
Douglas carrying some of the Northern States,
so that the election may devove upon the House
OF Representatives. He knows he cannot be
unless Douglas carries some of the Northern
States against Lircon.
On the other hand, Lincoln knows lie canno,
be elected unless he can defeat Douglas in all
the Northern States. He knows that the loss ot
New York or Pennsylvania will slay him as dead
as deceased specimen of his great party en-
blem-the niger" Hence the Republican:
hate Douglas SO earnestly, and abuse him SC
bitterly, and fear him thrice as intensely as they
either hate or abuse him He is the only OBJ
stacle in their road to success With him
slaughtered, their work is done Breckenridge
is not in their way. He is their auxiliary rather
than their opponent. Every vote he gets take:
one from the only man whom they fear and
whom they are fighting, and, therefore, in effec
counts one for Lincoln Hence You find the
Black Republican newspapers speaking kindly
of the Breckinridgers. Hence you observe the
| Black Republican press of this State patting the
Breckinridgers on the back and (knowing tha
Lincoln cannot carry the State) telling then
that they will certainly secure the ele,tora
vote of California for the Yancey nominees
Yes, fellow Democrats, it is a most remark
able fact that Breckinrdge nowhere endanger
the success of the Republicans, and the Repub
licans nowhere endanger the success of III
| BreckinriGgers In no State in this Union ar
Lincoln and Breckenridge really running ngains
each otherl Ponder over this remarkable fact
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

THE Dry GooDs MlLLIoNArRE.-A. T. Stewart
the great dry goods dealer Of New York city
has accumulated larger fortune thnn was ever
made by any other man in the United States
He is naw said to be worth $50, 900 900, which is
moe than either Girard or Astor were worth a,
the time of their death. Iii somewhat remark
able that the three men who accumulated the
largest fortunes in America were foreigners, and
each landed on the western continent without Il
dollar. Girard was born in France came to the
United States when yonng as cabin hoy in a
ship, lived to the age of 90, and was worth
thirteen millions ut the time Of his death Aston
WAS native Of Germany, worked his passage tc
New York at the age Of 20 years, died at 90
leaving property valued at ahout fifteen mil
lions. Stewart was born in Ireland. landed il
New York forty years ago, and is now 64 year.
Of age. The profits of his business amount t,
SS00000 year, his income from investments il
real estate is not less than $1,000, 900 year
and should he live to the age of Girard ant
AStor, he will doubtless be worth over Sl00.
0OO.000. which is perhaps larger fortune thar
was evrraccumulaled by one man in any legiti
mate business.-Nevada Dem
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

CURIoUs DIscovERY is said that Mayor
Tieman, at his paint factory in Manhattanville,
has accidentally made discovery which threat
ems to revoutionize horticulture. One of the
factory hands having thrown some liquid green
paint of particular kind flower bed occu-
pied by white annemones, the flowers have since
made their appearance with petals green
grass. The paint bad in it a peculiar and very
penetrating chemical mixture, which Mr.. Tieman
has since applied with other colors, to other
plants, annual, biennial, and of the shrub kind
the result being invariably that the flowers so
watered took the hue OF the liquid deposited at
their roots. BY commencing experiments early
in the year. during the same time and applying
different colors, we shall no doubt soon be en-
abled to "paint the lily" which was Solomon's .
ambition.-N 7 Tribune
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29
NUMBER 80
Caleb Cushing.

This man voted against the admission of Ar.
kansas as State, because her Constitution tole.
rated slavery. He abused Gen. Jackson as a
political scoundrel and tyrnnt for twenty years
And yet Uncle John Dreibelhis. who boasts that
he voted for Jackson and Is "all sound on the
wool question" says Caleb " is the greatest man
in this world" and that he'd "rather stand in
his position than that of any man alive" A
funny Jackson man" is Uncle John, who now
worships, and when he dies expects to go to,
man who was the vilest abuser and most deadly
enemy the old soldier statesman ever had. Just
think of it, old fashioned Democrat An old
Jackson man. worshipping Caleb Gushing
who fought Jackson for quarter of century
and hisssort of Democracy, which induced him,
when in Congress, to vote against the admission
of Arkansas into the Union as State becarse
she presented II slave Constitution Ave, .
funny jackson man" and Democrat is such an
one. But he supports the Yanceyte boilers,
has good office, and so that makes it all right
for the present, we presume.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

RETURN OF jews TO PALEsrrSE.-There are
few current subjects of more absorbing interest
or of deeper significance than the events now
almost daily transpiring which point to the re.
possession by the Jews of their own land The
tide of progress after the lapse of fcentures, may
he said to have fairly turned in that direction, i,
and the prayer long offered by the chosen but
scattered people, that Judah may be saved
and Israel dwell securely. and that the Re.
deemer may to Zion" is undoubtedly
Fastening to fulfllment. The Sultan of Turkey
is encouraging Jewish emigration to Palestine,
and is offering to sell them as much land rs
they choose to buy, and it is said has even ex-
pressed his willingness to dispose of the Mosque
of Omar to th-m which, it viii be remembered,
stands upon the very site of the Jewish Temple
on Mt Moriah. This Mosque is one of the Ma
homedans most celebrated shrines, being scarce
y inferior in national importance to Mecca and
Medina.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

COFFIN AND BgowN Tile Nountain Nessenqe,
of the 22d thus allnies to the supposed mur-
derers of the man recently found buried in n
tail-race below Horsetown:
Coffin and Brown now in Jail in Marys-
vile and lis hv mere 3" scratch that they re
there, too. We have pretty good assurance that
they are the gents. whc saluied us with six.
shooter, and rohhed our companion on the
evening of the 4rh Of July last. Oh, mol They
are all right. Can't prove anything against those
fellows
BY the way. the Messenger says the Colts re.
volvers taken from the thieves Brown and Cof
fn' by Cons table Dockery, are numbered 3O34t
and 67625.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29
DOUBLING on THE oLp MAx.-Under this head

DOUBLING on THE 0Lp MAN.-Under this head
the San Francisco Call relates the following;
AT the conclusion of the Breckenridge taiif
cation meeting in Sacramento the other night.
a number of the boys followed a band of
music that had been hired to serenade Gwfn.-
1t is said that the old man condescended to 90
down in person to the Orleans bar-foom and
welcome the boys" as they entered in pairs,
and invite them TO a drink of champagne each
1t was so arranged that as fast az the "hoys'
shook hands with the "matured' gentleman.
they passed up to the bar drank his health.
and filed out of another door 1t appearea
strange to Gwin that the throng of friends who
came to greet him should grow interminable.
especially as the crowd he had DOTTED his hat
10 from the balcony was not very large. At
length however he began to smell a mice. He
recognized several faces as belonging to men
who had, during The reception, saluted him at
ieait six times, and passed up to the bar
ms thing is played out" thought Gwin,
and he called D-m-r-n over to him and re-
marked;
Ihese fellows are doubling on us, Dam, and
unless we put stop to this business, they'll
keep the thing up all night"
AND tile shop was shut up forthwith The
OIL OF drinks presented to the .'matured gentle
man next morning, must have been as forniida-
o!e as Randolph's Pioneer oration.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29
Daniel ). Dickinson.

This old worn ont politician, who has " gone
beside himself" with anger, because Douglas
not only beat him in his own State, but all op-
ponents combined at Charleston and Baltimore
has made bitter speech denunciatory of the
supporters of the Little Giant"
We last week showed that the old mans
sons-in-law and other relations to a frightful
number, were holding lucrative Offices under the
q old public functionary," thereby intimating the
possibility of his being influenced to some ex-
tent, with motives not the most diSinterested and
patriotic. The fact is that Mr.. Dickinson cannot
he honest in the PRONUNCIATION of his present
views on the popular sovereignty question. IN.
ess he has changed his former views-and he
confesses to no such change. On the goth of De-
cember, ls47, he introduced in the U. s. Senate
the following resolutions
Resolued, That in orqanizinq territorial oor-
erpment for territory belonging to the United
States, the principles of sell government upon
which our federal system rests cW be best pro
NOTED, the true spirit and meaning of tie Consfifu
non be o6ser0ed, and the Confederacy strengthened
by leaving all questions concerning the domestic
I.S @ ".e' ent @ " iii' LE'iIoLA L hES ChO-
sen BY THE PEOPLE THEREOF.
In defense of that resolution he made a speecb
wherein he uttered the following language:
The resolution is emincntly practical it re-
lates to subjects of legislation which have All
fdfed tie country for two years past, and upon
which we must act. did not bring the STA-
VERY QUESTION here 1t is here from every
State In the Union in some form | bring a
proposition TO TRANSFER IT from here. with
all It's disturbing consequences to the LOCAL
COMMUNITIES WHERE IT BELONGS. If II
could thus be disposed Of a greater good would
be accomplished than if we were to p SIS all the
bills which can be brought before this body
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

Ezs The S. r. Mirror, alluding to the possi-
bility of Col. Baker being elected U. s. Senator
from Oregon, says;
This has been his enduring ambition; we
heard him say once that he had rather have o
seat in the United States Senate than two mill
lions in gold, that he might make one great, i'm.
mortal speech, which should distinguish his old
age above all the vigor of his youth and man.
hood
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

gsas@ 1t is said that Mr. Breckenridge declared
that Combs election in Kentucky, woud break
~ thousand men and thousand hetrts John
being in the slough of despond, looks at things
" as through glass. darkly." However if he
uttered the truth it is better that a thousand
men and thousand hearts should be broken,
if the ligamenrs which bind into one union
these States are thereby preserved unbroken.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29
GOODRICH'S
CELEBRATED SACHEM BITTERS,

TNHlS TONIC is made purely from Roots and
i Herbs, selected with reference TO their
strengthening and invigorating properties. from
an ancient Indian Recipe in possession of the
family of the proprietor for a Century. As
a morning Tonic, it is uuequalled For Dvspep-
sia. Cholic, Debility, etc, etc, wine glass full
before each meal, will soon restore a healthy
tone. 1t is a certain preventative of Chills and
Fever ar d is admitted to be the finest favored
Biiters in the market.
1t will be for sale by all the principal Liquor
Dealers in California.
WM GOODRICH,
je2:6m New Haven, Connecticut
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29
sa- The editor of the Celaveras Chronic

RA~ The editor Of the CaIaveras Chronicl.
coasts that they have. at Mokelnmne Hill
manufactures of brandy, whisky, wine, por-
'e'' SODA, cider ale, and in short, "almost every
'ther article of consumption" Indeed, contin-
ues tne glad editor, after having taken a thim-
"'eiui OF TWO, :" it is almost folly to undertake
10 ennmerate all the blessings we DO enioy."
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

A Political " Bull 1T is related of Mr.
Smart, Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Maine that when asked at n meeting to recon-
cile the ordinance of 's7 with squattet sover-
eighty. he replied: when the ordinance of 81
was passed. there was no people then to govern
themselves and therefore Congress was obliged
to govern them |"
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29
COUNTY DIRECTORY

County Omcers.
,District Jadge-William P Daingerfeld, OF
Shasta.
County Judge-Joel T. Landrum.
Associate Justices-E. K. Shed, F.. Dickinson.
County 7reasurer-James Hayburn.
Recorder-J. r. Durick.
Clerk-John Anderson.
Sherif-John S. Folansbee; Under Sheriff
VIM II. Angell.
Tar CoHector-A. Skilman.
.. Assessor-B. Garland.
Pub. .Adminisfrdtor-Dennis Dunn.
Surreyor-A. G. Quait.
Distriet Auorney-James D. Mix.
Sup. Pub Instruction-G. X. Godfrey.
Board of Supervisors.-lst District, Juo. A
Drebelbis; I'd District, J. W. Romer; Sd
district, D. C. Johnson.
Township Officers.
SHASTA TowSsHIP-Justices of the Peace
James keeEe. and E. X. Shed. Coustables-J
NJ. Short, C. S. Ovett.
CLEER CREEK TowSsHIP.-Justices-G H.
Brooks. W. s. Barnum. Constables-Chas
Mcdonald VIM. Logan.
SIERRA TOWNSHIP C. Steven
son, Jas. B. Downs. Consabe-E. NJ. Hill.
PITT RIVER TowysaP.-Justice-H. F. Ross
Constable-A. J. Wilmot.
FRENCH GuLcH TowNsHip.-Justices-J B.
Stewart, E. Dickinson.
LocxHART FERRY TowysHIP-Justice-J. NJ.
Ford.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

nea- Calculations based upon the most au-
theniic returns have established that since the
of railroads into France, there has
been one traveller killed outright in every two
millions ofpassengers, and one wounded in ev-
pry FIVE hundred thousand
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

MAKING MrscHIEr.-Here-is astar'ling picture
Of a mischief maker: A tall ladder leaning
against house, niger at the top, and hog
scratching himself against the bottom
"G'way dsr; g'way dar, YOUTH maxim
e
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

SHor.-The brave Gen. La Vega, who was
captured at the battle of Reseca de Ia Palma, in
Mexico, by our townsman Fred Wenzell, has
been taken with his p rty, by the liberal party
in San Luis Potosi, and shot.-Cdkarerds Chrohs
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

slE-O Our former townsman DR.. Tilden, is a
Douglas nominee for Assemblyman, from old
Butte. His friends will rejoice to hear of his
election bv large majority.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

Capt. Jarhoe, of MendocIno Indian War noto-
rieiy. recently assaulted McClatehey. editor OF
the Sacramento Bee, and got himself consider.
bly, whipped. Hnrrah for we ed,orsl
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

GaApHIo.-Jno. Riverside-a Marysvillian--
describes the Mirror the foothills as the region
where the dull sea-level of the plains is hrst
sgiiafed into that long ground swell. which,
higher up. eliminates Into the tsmpestuous aud
stifened biIlows OF the Sierras"
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

StGsrFrcASr FAcr.-Breckinridge is not the
candidate of the disorganizing seceders of vir-
einia. except upon the contingency that he will
beat Lincoln in the Electoral College What
q party Butte Record
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

f6F- A business man of our acquaintance Is
so scrupuously exact in all his dealings, that
whenever he pays visit, be always will insist
upon taking n receipt.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

One OF DANIEL WEBsrER's BEsT-The late
Kendall o. Peabody, of Franklin, was accus.
toned TO tell the following which we have new
er seen in print:
Mr. Webster and Henry Clay were standing on
the steps of one of the hotels at Washington,
and MIR. Peabody was close by and heard what
was said. drove Of jackasses Was passing by,
and Mr.. Clay thought it good opportunity to
get a joke on Mr. Webster. He patted Mr.. Web
Sier on the shonlder-pointed to the long cared
donkeys and said:
Mr.. Webster, there are some of your north
ern constituents"
Yes" replied the great statesman, " going
south to teach school. - Worcester Transcript
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

Hsa. Humphrey Marshall. of Kentucky, is for
Breckenridge. Sonora Democrat
Yes. and majority Of 80, 900 the people Of
Kentucky a'e against Breckinridge. Vide re-
cent official Kentucky election returns. Put
that and that together and then figure up how
rate
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

WHAT He THoUGHr.-A political speaker,
while making speech recently in one of tho
mountain towns, paused in the midst of it, snd
exclaimed suddenly
"Now, gentlemen, what do you think p
Instantly man rose in the assembly, and
with eye partially closed modestly, and
with Scotch brogue, replied:
81 think, sir-l do, indeed, sr-I think if you
and would stump the county together, We
would tell more lies than any other two men in
the county, sir, and I'd not say a pord myself
during the phole time.
1t is needless to say to the intelligent reader
that the speaker was regular Breckenridge
blower.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

NICK him cUr-Rev L. 5. Ely made speech
before the Teham County Republican Club
last week.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29
Fresh Hay,

TO FEED TO STOCK. or by the Bale, for
i sale at the Empire tables.
2.tf J.H. ROBINSON & BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29

nGy- Ez Gov. j. Neey johnson thinks Of lc-
cs;ing IL rsstoe.
The Shasta courier., 1860-09-29
Times Of Holding Courts.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SHAsTA-Second Mondays of March, June
and November.
SsKIYou-Third Monday of January, first
Monday of May, and third Monday of Septem-
ber.
TRIsIry-Second Mondays in April, August
and December.
Shasta County Courts.
Held ON the lst Mondays of March, July aud
No-ember.
At said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of, and
after that the business of the County Court and
Probate Court in such order as the Judge may
determine.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS LIST Mondays in
May, August, November and February.