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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-05-26
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS,
BAKERS, MINERS,
And all others who desire to have
good Bread.
Receipts for making Bread, Biscuit, OF
any kind of Cake, Pot-Pie, Pie
Crust, Corn Bread, etc., and
SEUE.R ISUNC AEzl

-
Crust, Corn Bread, etc., and
SELF RISING FLOUR.
To make Bread and Cake with Sour Milk :
ITO each pound or quart of Flour add one
l. heaping teaspoonful of B. T.. BABBITT'S
pure Salaratus, and what Salt is required. Mix
well together, by passing all through seve.-
Then add as much soCr milk as will make the
dough the usual thickness; make it into small
loaves, and bake at once.
Directions for making the very best and
purest Yeast Powder, or Baking
Powder:
Take one pound OF B. T. Rabbits Saaratus
and two pounds B. 7. Rabbits pure Cream
Tartar, aud mix them thoroughly together, by
passing them two or three times through a
sieve. Directions for use of the Yeast Powder.
or Baking Powder, after you get it made as
above: To each quart of flour add two heaping
teaspoonsful of the Yeast, or Baking Powder
wet with milk, water, as usual, and bake at
once, in quick oven. The Bread should be in
small loaves-BiScuit in the same way. You
viii fnd the above Yeast Powder, or Baking
Powder, far superior to any in the market and
very much cheaper, because it is fresh made
Either of the materials will keep, separate from
each other, ten or twenty years, without injury,
while when mixed together, they will not keep
good over three months. You will readily per-
ceive that the fresh is the kind to be used saw
ing the expense OF tins, ETC., in which it is put
up
B. 7. BABBITT was the first man who made
Yeast Powders, and well knows they will not
keep good over three months. When you get
them from the stores they are not fresh, because
they pass through so many hands before they
reach the consumer
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-05-26
Quartz Specimens.

SUITABLE for cutting into sets for Fine Jew
~ elry, are bought at large premium over
the intrinsic value, by
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
135 Montgomery street,
San Francisco.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09


Review az the Nashville market. Feb. s.
oorroSrss caua market vas vsr5 active today, win
sales 81 upuard Of 400 bales Tie following are the psrsu
lars bales at as &c. At lo at losls 81 el05le
and III at ioszo.
rsadg an they been able do Tor days past The
sales reached iuy 345o bales a me s1oioined prices, viz 5
l0 ia a l0s 90 al lo sg az l0 275 at 1915 ss9ar II:
5o9a 5ss az ilA lai g 5S ga at ~; and III at
CHARLESTON Feb s-ses Of cotton $500 bales There has
been Slight Improvement On the midens and lower GRADES
sAvASykH, Feb 4-The msrAet quiet TO day and the
sales SMALL only 81 bale1 changing hands Good cons
scarce and prices ffm on basis 81 lo9ls for Good Md
BREAD5TUEFs-rha stock Of Flour very light and with
naege demands excess Of e supply We report prices very
hrm. quote City Supreme at s6s6 So AMI Extra a. SO
80 Parel, the outside dgare being the retail prices ooun
Gyis arm at S27593 Tor sapFne, ead 50 2559 Tor extra
il sacts Of 100 pounds.
hndit very difficult 60 sss ea7uga wheat to kssp hsif mills in
operation We quote fair to prime Red a. slV per eusae
and fair to prime White a. sl.I09L25
There active denandfo Corn, and buyers readily pay ~
975c per buhsl according quality, snd furnish sacks
Tie Cincinnati Enquirer says Of the Provision market on the
eth:
barrel in New Orleans had depressing eject but holders are
still asking Saturdays rates he on 81 gs ss 9be az
tive demand FOR heat and prime white has advanced to lbs
red to Gld2esl ~ I'm "a
and prices STEADY at 4s49 for ear sheea Is 70 COCA asand
at 55e. The market steady win ir ael@u a. Sc
ia bulk
PROVIsI0Ns-Reoeps Of new Bacon are largely "a s IN
crease and prices have downward tendency We quote
Shoulders Hams and Sides l0o, from wagons From store
packed, &c aivanee on these quotations is demanded
lard continues in good demand We quote pr@en good ship
ping packages 81 z9l0o.
In Cnonaty esterday buyers seemed more disposed % come
to the views 81 holders Lard and The quotations were reported
at IO5llo for barrel key which is an advance Of Ho
sales Of Baes we're made at for shoulders and se Tor Rib
bed ard 1870 for Clear Sides.
GROCERIEs-The stocks Of Groseres ample to meet ne
demadand being constantly enlarged teres an s2an
Of doing within the Of the clogng
sUakR-Fair S8 and Prime to Choice egsse N hoss
heads and c these quotations IN esrrels New
York Coffee Sugars l0il5e Crushed and Powdered u 5S
Loaf Il KGl2c. 49,, - -
AoIAsEs AND SYRUP Iolassas il barrels 35iSc gall hall
barrels 53c Sugar House 345o Golden Syrup in barrels
75c, bali barrels Sc, and kegs ttsn gals 81 a
CoFBEE-Ri0 l203l3c LagUyra l2glaci Java le'@O Q IN
TEk-Imperia 50cS; GunpoEder 5e39ci Young Tyson AZ
eco, Black 609Sl so. ,,, !
sALT-We quote Coarse ga at $3.50, and Fine al 81 609
TO- Barrel a SOC busel. The stock on the market IS
ample the demand
COTTON YANS-The following the agents quotations
Cotton 200 and eOO Sc doz 6uo lOc 5OO lc and
400, l2c.
WHISKY. -Recufsd is held at 95927c gallon, and
sounty at 5O975os according to quality
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09
rhe EIarper,s FERRY Affair.

CHARLESTON, Va. Feb. Mime witnesses were
examined to-day, and their testimony was conclusive
to the point that Hazlett was one Of Browns party.
The only difference in the testimony was as to the
color 1f the prisoners hair-sOme stating that it
was red, others, of light color. HIS hair, at the
present time is quite dark, though it has the ap-
pearance of being cOlored by hair dye
Amongst the visitors in attendance at court to-
day was Rev. Mr.. Newton, Of Vermont who has
been before the Senate Investigating Committee -
The number Of witnesses summoned for the State
amounts to about forty, but they viii probably not
all be examined.
The trial Of Hazlett, the last Of the Harper's Fer
~ cOnsIirators, commenced to-day. The talesmen
selected from Frederick county were exhausted be-
fore the parnel was completed. The Court then
adjourned to allow the sheriff to summon talesman-
Messrs. Green and Bolts the counsel for the de-
fense
Stevens trial concluded on Saturday last. The
jury brought in a verdict on Saturday evening of
guilty, OF all accounts.
n Y, Feb THE Herald's Washington cores
pendent says:
"The Harper's Ferry Investigating COMMITTEE
meet again tomorrow when Giddings and Plumb
viii again appear before them Some additional
facts have placed in possession Of the committee in
regard to Giddidgs and Plumbs connection with the
Harper's Ferry affair, and the committee will exam
inc them in relation to these points Gov Robinson,
of Kansas has been subpenaed here to testify before
the committee. he arrived to-day and viii testify
tomorrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

We are authorised to announce HEsRY l. Porch candid
Collector, for Davidson county, at the ensuing
Ne are authorized to announce FRANK N. MoINTosH
candidate Revenue Collector for Davidson county al the
ensuing March election Janls-ts
date for Revenue Collector State and County, for Davidson
county, al tue ensuing March election. tsnle-u
We authorized to announce A. SHuIR candidate
authorized to Wl B. YOU'VE, Of Whites
Greek as candidate for state and County Revenue Collector
for Davidson county at thsensuiDg March election
jsnS-dt
State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson county al
the ensuing March election. ians-ld~
We authorized and requested to announce r. D. WHIT
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson eoun
ty at the ensuing March election. lan-te
e are authorized to JAMES Pay as acanodae Tor
for State Comfy Revenue Collector for Davidson county,
at the ensuing March election Jan5-et+
We are authorized requested announce JNo A. Mus
as candidate Revenue Collector oT Davidson county al the
ensuing Ma Oh election. aec'V ava
We are authorized to announce JONI A. BATTLE candi
for State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson
We are authorized to announce oUIEcY c. DE6RoyE
didae for State and County Revenue CoectT Ier pason
Ne are authorized to announce candidate for
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, a. the ensuing March
elections.
We are authorized to announce candidate for
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county at me ensuing @
election l1ec2O tde---P q
for State and County Revenue Collector fer Davidson county
tle ensuing March election. Ide
We are authorized requested to RoBEaT Pow
candidate FOR Revenue Collector Tor Davidson County al
the ensuing March election dec2l-tde
we are authorized aud requested ANDREW GRE9o
RI candidate Tax Collector for the county OF Davidson
at the ensuing March election
Dec27 tdeF
We are authorized to announce A. J. RAMSEY, eand
date County Revenue coeor for Davidson coun
~. az the ensuing March election
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

NV YORK Feb, S-The eoroners's jury in the
Elm street case las found verdict severely cen
suring the landlords for building ho1ses higher than
five stories and for not providing the necessary
means Of egress from the upper stories IN the event
of fire. In conclusion, they requested the coroner
to transmit copy Of the verdict to the Legislature,
now in session, asking for a law making it incum-
bent On landlords to provide for the protection OF
the Ewes of tenanthOuse occupants.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09
CALL AND SEE 1T.
Paplcr.sS CSreat Southern PF0W,

MANNERS and all others interested are respectfully
x ouessed call examine Peers Patent Southern PloW
II is undoubtedly the cheapest simplest, and most durable pow
Invented Can st the Southern Methodist Publishing
House where ali Information had Any letter addressed
70 C. c. Wightman box -, Nashville, Tenn viii meet with
,,ror,nt atteaton G. WIGHTMAN,
Agent fer Tennessee.
Hl7fUidudl and County Right for sale.
CAUTION-The simplicity and eheaqness Of construction OF
Peeler Paentp might tempt many infringe the patent
and thereby great injury therefore give notice that viii
prosecute every infringement the full extent Of The law
made and provided for in such cases.
isnIT-dtw Sw2yrF G. c. WIGHTMAN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

Al que Cure.

non rAa srszeF craz on
Intermittent Fever. or r7c..e~,,s ZEN, r,..
mitsent Fievar. fbisl Feger 9,,--,h 4 ~.
Persodieal .rTo.d,eb. q. r,;1,e... rr's.,.s
ache .,a 7i,so-,s -. -
,...a,.'-, 'esss tiaeeu lot tte
ess ~ oisoases originating IN bil-
''e''' ''iase" Ds the Malaria
''i''l''.a''t eeAairiess
80 o-ie remedy is lmsdeE called En BIZ the ne
ees'iii,s q The American people than q sure and
sue c'ue tor Fever AID gle. Such we are
cow enabled 10 olier. vith q perfect certainty
that It VIII eradicate The disease. and with as
sara1eel founded maof that 10 harm can
arse from IFS nsc in anv quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
eief must De oi immense service In the co1ninu-
mates where Il rrcvails. p,esfioa Is batter thar
eilgc, iar the patient escape DE risk which h.
iaast run 90 violent attacks of this baieal dis
temper this &" CvnE expe,s the aiiasmati.
poison Of FEVER AND sauE from the system, and
prevents the development Of The disease. IF takor
on the ir>t approach Of is prasnonitorv gvmptoms
1t IS not oa.g the best reae,v ever YET discovered
for This n 81 on ecrar.i.i ~ lt-t .lsl, tl,, 49,.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

OMETHING over half in number OF Of that large and
- valuable Tract Of Land known as the a. W OVerton
in Smith county, Tenn, Carthage has been sod the
balance and valuable part is in market for sale
containing some 3 including the brick Mansion and other
buildings Near Of which cleared the soil aud lots in
M fpest condition cultivation and farming purposes the
pnr portion TIE woods. There also sale
i'm small adjoining Tracal lies convenient Carthage
Turnpike rosds and on Cumberland River
The owners james Overflow Of Nashville, Tenn,
Mrs ssra A. Whitney Of Lexington KY oGernr the land
for sale en- very liberal terms Those desiring purchase H
a Doctor 0Teons James B. Moores Esq of Carthage
ianfS-t-SW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09


FRUIT-A good export demand for green Apples all the week
At full rates The sales add up 500 bbs We quote S23 50
as the range according quality. Dried Apples are dull win
but limited demand. We quote 6K1e the c1rreat rates
Peaches are very scarce and new halves not 70 be had in guam
y worthy Of Prices higher and We nov call lll 5e
per pound the range for old to prime new hs ives
GINSENG-A good demand at 60c on arrival for prime
HAYA better feeling has been displayed in the market dur
Ing and prices have advanced 81 per ton me SUPPLY
has been smaller We quote the market closing hrm al SO
per ton for prime Timothy.
IRoN-No change whatever in the Market the demand IS mod
crate PE and the sales confined parcels to meet the wants
OF manufacturers from to week. We quote Ohio hot blast
best brands S25 and cold blast S20 Tennessee Is nom
nal at S26. fair demand Bar 21Sc for common
LEATHER-A dull market but prices have not changed in
any essential particular:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

OILSrd hrrn and in active demand Prices not higher
and We continue quote Sc for No l. Lneed firm at q
C965e, the latter the rate in the regular
POFATOESrhere quite large export business doing at
full rates The during the week add up iyoOO h6is We
ouote 81 COOL IS per barrel as the current range
sEEBs-ghe demand Glover less acyethe latter part
Of the week with the continued liberal supplies, caused rather
DAN ret though prices have changed essentially. About
500 bIs sold during the so per bushe closing steady
though rather dull Timothy good demand and We
quote prime at S325
WHIsKY-The market rather dull all Inc week. clos
ing heavy at I95zc. The receipts are large
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

Markets by Telegraph
INV YORK. Feb. 7-cOttOn sales to-day 1900 bael Mid
ding Upland II5 Flour-sales $40 bills s59Sl5 Whisky
e3X Germ dull. Nova s9H. Ness POrk-sales $500 bills
sl73i for old and sIs29lsS5 for AOlasss Orleans
A.. Sugar, Cuba 75497Z.
CNc1NEAT1 Feb sMess Pork S75O9ls. Flour dull S595
57O Molasses 43945. Sugar 7bs1l Coffee l2Sl3. Corn
adrancea lie. Oats &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09
For ConstabIe.

authorized and requested to announce A. A. GARTER
as Constable in the lst (the NashTe DISTRICT o.
Davidson county, at the ensuing March election.
e jan3l-td
we are authorised to announce Capt JESE PAsE as can
di5ate for re election Constable for the Nashville District
No. ] at the ensuing March election. jail
We are authorized announce F. W. CoLLTT candidate
for Constable the Civil District OF Davidson county at
he ensuine March election lan4-te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

We ss authorized and requested 70 announce rs. & ccoNt
GO % williamson county. csaiaAte sor Attorney 5f.l
Of tic sh Judicial Cacut composed II SurlRers " a-on
and Davidson. Election il Hay, 1859 j4n4f--5-,
We s5eeutfor,ei to anaouncs C4RY A. HARRIS Of VIZ
ls1u c9u1tg - eaniae-e ior a Iernss Y,s
and Sunr1r -
a = = - feo--,... resrI.si 81 fha (tc Qhl
judicial Ceu ouposs q the oounses q Nillansan a'ia
~ ~ srS-- E % announce JAS B. RALSEs Esq, as 2
candidate the fce Of Attorney General ~ tas
cial Circuit. composed Of TIE coln.~ q "iianisl'
and Davidson. Election ia May, ISL
Wears authorized 10 anEouHce $ = 1870.
asa candidate foI Attorney Genera 81 inc S-
Crc1r. Blection, Nay, 1885,
octo. SO te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

A Wits W0NAN RoSNNG AWAY WTTH A NEGRo
M0a~-The Chattanooga Reflector says white nvo-
suan by the name Of MuY WILSON, Of Adairsville,
Ga, came up to that place or the Georgia train on
the 9th with big buck negro belonging to gentle
man Of the former place, who she had stolen with
the intention it is believed OF running him off to
free State. NARY was dressed in mems clothes
They were arrested and lodged in Jail
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

WaL PmcE, charged with having broken open the
Railroad Office at Springfield and Of robbing it Of
money and tickets, escaped on Tuesday night last
from the sheriff sh9 had him in cuztody. and is now
at lasre
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

In calling special attention to the sale Of the
Eclipse Mills advertised in this paper, we desire to
state that these mills are capable Of turning out 200
barrels Of flour per day besides doing great deal
Of custom grinding and that they are located in
one Of the best agricultural regions of the whole
country, where ample supplies Of wheat and other
grain can always be obtained at low figures, there
beng no rivals for the trade these having exclu-
sve control and patronage; and as they are within
fifteen hours travel of Nashville by water TO Lin
ton, on Cumberland river, thence on good pike 10
the mills. we advise men Of capital to visit exam
inc and invest
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09
rntnI shoo1Inr Affrar.

shot JOIN. owen, merchant dead, at Waynsboro, on
Monday. The Sheriff, with posse, IN attempting
to arrest him. met with resistance He shot Walker
dead, and also fatally wounded his wife and
child
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

Inc steamer Efdlsflle Is loallAS dl --Allliiislti
for this point
The high headed steamer Mnnetonka, is up fer
Paducah and intermediates this day at IL O'Clock,
n. DAsHEL the commander Of this peerless and eE-
ceent craft, understands how to aai the agreeable
with al those VINO arc fortunate enough to secure
passage on his star steamer
The steamer Sam Kirkam arrived from Cincinnati
last evening, with good cargo, and is candidate
for public patronage at o'clock, P. H.
The weather is clear and pleasant with the pros
poets Of continuance, for as least few days to
come.
The Ohio and Wabash rivers reported raining VIE
good steamboating tide.
Freights-The shipments by boats from TINS point
yet remain quite slim-blue time in the lumber
land.
Rates Of pound freight to the Ohio river, p aAd
80 cent, per hundred, cotton to Louisville 65 cents
per bale, Pittsburgh sl,25.
We are now cnlivened by the click Of hammers
used BY the hands in reducing the piles Of rock
which we're scattered promiscuously about our
wharf. into the proper size and fatter ourselves
thar the work goes bravely on" trusting discon-
tinuance viii only take place when they viii have
done credit to the undertaking
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

We understand that JOS. BARBEr, Tuesday night,
started home from Springfield, and, being intoxi-
Gated, fell from his horse, and his face being buried
10 mud, suifocated to death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09
% NrimlnaI Nonrt Clerlt.

We are Authorized to announce CHARLES NJ HAYS as q
candidate Cor Criminal Court Clerk at the ensuing march elsc
ton. dect4-td
authorized to announce CHAs. 3. DIoeos as esad
date for Criminal Court Clerk. uyS-td
We authorized 10 announce Dr. T. u kTTzBsc, csnd
aa ior olerkof he Criminal Court OF Davidson county, at the
ensuing March election. uay25-td
We authorized JoIE SHAhE, ESQ acand
date reelection the ocs Criminal Court CLERK the
next March erection.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

ABE THERE Survivors OF SIR JoHN FEANKLN's
ErPEDIrI0S g--AMEnclNs To DETERMINE THIs-The
Cincinnati Gazette says arespeeted well known citi
zen Of that city started on the 9TH inst for New
York where he is to meet HENRY GRTNEI, GEO.
Law, E. L. Paws, JoHS Jay. NJ DUDLEY BEAN, and
others of our distinguished countrymen on the sub
ject of a proposed American maritime expedition
to Boothia and King Williams Land the main ID
ject being to continue and complete the history Of
the FnASa1S expedition. especially to determine the
fate Of all the one hundred and five companions Of
Sir J0HN FRANEI.N Surviving, April %, 1915
The officers and crews, numbering one hundred
and five souls. are known to have safely landed 8n
terra Jir7ua-to have possessed abundance Of proTi
sion ammunition, fuel and clothing the regions
of fish and game, and surrounded by the iron sons
Of the North the kindly Esquimaux
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

We authorized to &. A. RAwoRIH a csud
dafor County Trustea at tie ensuing March election
jan2l-dld
We are authorized to announce WIN. JAsFm TAYLOR as
candidate for County Trustee for Davidson county the ensuing
March election. janit-et
We aatnorized 70 announce THos T. SAUNDERS can.
didss the 0ce Of Oountey Trustee Davidson county at
the election to be held 10 March, 1859. apps
We authorized to IsHkA CLARK az candi
date FOR County Trustee al the ensuing Asreh election
aEE27-m
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AaENr,
March election lsepS-td
we are authorized to announce HAurN P DosIlc6 candi-
date oce Of County Trustee C; Davidson county a. the
enssing March election. oco-td
We authorized announce JoIS " MARTIN as can
aidate for CounY Truseea the ensuing March eeeton
octlf-dtd-
We are authorized announce HESRT l. JusrIcE as
na for County Trustee Of Davidson county the ensuing
Sfsrcb election ceIlI-dtis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

RooMs FOR RENT.-Some OF the most comfortable
rooms in the city are for rent this year, in the
UNION AND AMERICAN Block Call on Mr.. MARI at the
oafca
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

The New York stock market was reported dull the TIA.
Tennessee Bonds sold at Sc
The following The comparative quotations Tor State Bonds
L -. n. .-.-l-r ~ ,-.t fn- for,ru-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

AO.M C.-Tliere win be a meeting Of the Order
this evening at z o'clock at the Court House. The
Knights will remember that the trial Of the G. RI.
win be commenced, and be punctual.
limitations as usual
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-09

DRImE OLD JAVA large lot for sale at Boston
dsc ~ '' s&WFoRR.