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The Shasta courier., 1860-08-25
Yancey Meeting at BrtggsvilIe.
BRIGGsvlLLE, Aug. %, laC

BRIGGsvLLE, Aug. %, lsC0.
In accordance with public notice given by the
posting of bills in this place and Iorsetown, and
the country adjacent, meeting of the friends
of Breckinridge and Lane was held in front of
Mr.. Stephen Leans Hotel on Tuesday night,
and addresses delivered by Homer A. Curtiss
and another gentleman, to an audience of be-
tween thirty-6ve and forty, representing in the
aggregate every political complexion of thtday.
On an actual count made by, one who was ac-
qnainted with every person present, he informed
me that there were tweniy-six Democrats, ten
Breckenridge and Lane men, and one Lincoln
the ground.
Mr.. Curtis style of argument was open to ex-
treme criticism, and his murder of plain English
shocking. The results of the meeting are va
rously estimated. DEMOCRAT
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Notice..

NNHE PUBLIC is hereby notified not to Dur.
L chase any of the property advertised to be
Sold by virtue of an execution issued ont of
Justice j. B. Stewards Court of French Gulrh
township, county of Shasta, in favor of Law
renee Hughes, and against Edward Connors, at
the French Gulch Hotel, in French Gnlch. a,
Constables Sale. on the 9th day of September
next. and described in said Constable's adyer-
tisement rs follows:
"The undivided one-thrd of the mining claims
known rs Peter Tranor L Co.'S claims. Situated
about one and one-half mile below the yillape
OF French Gulch, in the bed of Clear Greek
Also, the undivided one.third of the bar.claims
known as Peter Tranor & Co.'S claims, situated
Immediately above the claims in the said Clear
Greek, on the east side of Clear Creek. Also.
the undivided one-,hird of the water ditch
leading water on to the above said claims"
AS all title to the undivided one -thiri interest
IN the above claims, formerly owned by Edward
Connors' is now and tor months past has been
vested IN the undersigned, he thus publicly no.
tines persons not TO bid upon it.
JAMES McELROY.
French Gulch, Aug. %, 1860 au25:td
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A CHASdE.-The Northern, Arsus of last wee

A CHASoE.-The Northern. argus of last week
reminds us of the fact that it has heretofore been
Uncle Johns dernier resort Whenever csrnered
in a political argument, to swear - am DEM
ocrat and have voted for Jackson" The 1rgus
is therefore justly astonished to find Uncle John
now placing at the head OF all living men, not
only in our own country. but on the face of the
EARTH, I've woBder if Uncle Jshn, to save his
body corporate from the flames of Tophet, could
name half dozen of the leading men.of Europe
to-day, the man Caleb Gushing, who, for TWEEN
ty-tve years, was the bitter slanderer of Jackson
and who, when in Congress, voted against the
admission OF Arkansas for the sole reason that
she asked 10 come in with slave Constitution
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John j. Crittens1 c N.

This gentleman has been claimed as n sup
porter of Breckenridge for some time, by the
Secessonists of this State. On the I'd inst,
however, he made a speech in Louisville, where
in he speaks of Douglas in The most exalted
terms. He says, =" lie is Union man" and one
whom :" l can always trust generous, bold
man, speaking what he thinks, and doing what
be knows to be right" On the other hand,
speaking of llr. Breckenridge lie says:
:" should hope that Mr.. Breckinridge was not
a ds-union man. He ought not to be.
But Mr. Breckinridge has made himself the head
of party. He is part and parcel of the present
purposes of that party; and, rs in the case Of
Mr. Lincoln, we must judge of his public course
by the party that he consents to represent"
- Wso ere they2 There is not II disunionist
south of Mason and Dixon's line that know Of
who does not belong 10 that party y
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lie TAXES IT ALL BAcK.-In n letter recently
made publ; through the press, Uncle John A.
Dreiheltis says Douglas is prostitu,ing his
eAai'ed position OF eandidate for the Presiien-
cy by making stump speeches Uncle John
thereby hits " our venerable President" repu-
lar sockdoiager on the conk," for that " old
public functionary" has since, while occupyinp
the exalted position of"-not candidate for y
OUT 'ne once OF President itself-made a stump
speech But Uncle John didn't know that when
ne wrote. We therefore grant him pardon, for
no doubt he is now ready to take i. all back ra .
ther than lose his Office.
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Mr.. LArHAMs FIRST AND SECOND CHOICE.
Latham has, in effect, declared that while Breck-
inridge is his first choice for President. Abe
Lincoln is his second choice We quote from
his =" contradictory" address to the Democracy
of this State:
stand, therefore, where have ever stood,
upon this question, and believe. as have al
ways believed, that no doctrine is SO untenable
so unjust and so disastrous TO the peace of the
country. MS this doctrine Of Judge Douglas. as
serting the sorerrignty Of the territories
Seemingly fearful that the people would not
perceive the force of this language, he repeats
the idea in the third paragraph below, thus:
The Republican doctrine of the power and
right of Congress on this question. is, to my
mind, less disastrous to the best interests of the
country than '-Squatter Sovereignty
This is singular language to come from a
Democrat. II Mr.. Latham is honest in giving it
utterance, he would of course cast his vote for
Abe Lincoln, or VIM. H. Seward or Chase. or
Sumner, sooner than for Douglas In other
words, while Breckenridge is his first choice, he
proelnims that Lincoln is his second Evident
ly Mr.. Latham could not be Catholic. For il
he could not get inside Of the portals of Heaven
rather than go to purgatory, he'd choose an
abiding place in a region-full of such Demo.
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Who have Changed.

There is not one of all the supporters of
Breckinridge in this county, who honestly sup
ported Latham for Governor, and endorsed the
platform on which he was nominated. but has
since completely shuckedr himself and put on
new dress. Every one cf them is turn-coat
Every one of them has changed his principles
All OF them now proclaim views on pop
uiar sovereignty" diametIcaly opposite to those
which they promulgated when advocating the
election of Mr. Latham. Here is the proof We
speak by the record. Read, oh ye Breckin-
ridgers. We know it will make you curse and
swear. y punch under the ribs with an ox-goad
will make any body yell. Nevertheless, read
first, and then =" cuss' at your leisure. We quote
from the Democratic platform of 500 taken
from the official proceedings as published in the
Standard of March ID Of that year.
Resolred, That we recognise The decision of
the Supreme Court of the United States. in " hat
is known as the Dred Scott case TO be the true
construction Of the law of the land, TINT the
COURTS are nuested rith AMPLE POWERS
under the iaws and Constitution Of hsz United
Suites for the PROTECTION OF THE PERSON
AND PROPERTY Of the citizen, md that INTER-
VENTION OF FEDERAL POWER w CON-
TROLLING THE POLICY OF THE TERRIFIC
RIES is HIGHLY MPOLITIC AND SUBVER-
SIVE OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES
OF SELF-GOVERNMENT, except in cases of uu-
latcful resistance to the laus and The mandates of
the Courts"
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BELa AND RYERErr.-A number of gentlemen
have made cali, in another column, upon the
friends Of Bell and Everett in this county. TO
assemble in Shasta on Wednesday next. the
2sth inst, for the purpose of electing delegates
to the Union State Convention, to be holden at
Sacramento on the 5th of September next
AT the same time, We presume, Bell and
Everett candidate for Assembyman will be
trot ed out
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Scorr MOUNTAIN RoAp.-Nr Carr b.. ,ho,,
competed his contract, so that now wagons may
pass to the top of the Mountain. The entire road
VIII oe completed by the 18th of September
when the California Stage Cos coaches will
commence running clear through from Sacra-
menfo to Portland. About 80 head of their
STOCK looking in splendid condition, passed
through Town last Saturday, on their way to
Oregon
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AGRICULTURAL STATE FAR.--The Annual
Fair of California State Agricultural Society
will be held at Sacramento, Sept, 18th and 26th
inclusive. We acknowledge the receipt of =
complimentary ticket ofadmission, with polite
request to be present, from the Sociery's dis,in-
guishe6 secretary, Rev. 0. c. Wheeler.
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I'D,

At Texas Springs, August 2lst, HELEN JANE,
daughter OF I. Bond America Webb aged two
years five months and fifteen dnys.
In freka. on the 22d inst after short ill.,
ness, OF bilious Fever, JOHN LoAG, brother of
James Loag, of Shasta; aged about SO years.
Deceased WAS a native of Scotland.
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say Mr. Darlington, on Deer Creek, recently
shot man while attempting TO get into his sta
ole for the purpose Of stealing horses He bled
like hog, but his body could not be found in
the morning.
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DiaASLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Nrs. Bren-
man, III another column, offers for sale her pro-
psrty, situated at the mouth of Middle Creek
Being deslrous OF returning to the Atlantic
States she proposes to sell at very low terms
The property offered fcr sale is quite desirable.
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BIRTHS.

On the 18th inst. nearthe american Ranch
the wife OF f. Tongite. of n daughter
On The 10th. near the American Ranch. the
wife OF John Wilson. ofa son. Jack assures MS
TINS newcomer weighs ahont twenty-five pounds
or less, Is Douglas to the back BONE aud will be
mighty apt to be able and big enough to put in
a good vote for the regular nominees in Novem-
Der next.-ED
At Piety Hill, on the 18th, the wife of Capt.
S. S. Dunnels of twins.
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You Don't Mean 1t.

The Shasta Herald says it is in favor Of non
Intervention by Congress and Territorial Leg
islature with slavery in the Territories. Mr..
Latham and Mr.. Breckenridge having perhaps,
been advised in advance as to the course which
the Herald would take) have proclaimed SINH
I lar sentiments. Neither of them speak seriously.
Neither mean what they say. Neither believe
but that either the Territorial Legislature or
Congress have the power to protect slave pro-
perty in the Territories. On the contrary they
Have all declared that. in the event Territorial
Legislatures do not intervene and protect this
sort of property, Congress must do it. This is
the distinctive feature of their platform. We ask
the Herald to tell US, if il is in favor of non-in-
tervention both by Territorial Legislature and
Congress, how it proposes to give this sort of
property the benefit of Legislature protection?
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY UxIrED.-The Dem
ocratic State Central Committee of Pennsylva-
mia have united upon the following plan:
Resolred That the Democratic Electoral ticket
be headed with the name of Donglas Breck-
inrdge, and if in the event Of the of
the said ticket greater Number shall have
been cast for Mr. Douglas. then the vote of the
Electoral College Of the State shall be cast for
Douglas and Johnson but if for Breckinridge,
then for Dreekinri'lge and Lane. If the vote Of
Pennsylvania cannot elect the candidate for
whom the majority of the votes east. and
can elect any other man running for President
claiming to be Democrat, then the vote of the
Electoral College shall be cast for the candi-
date. it will not eert either Of the candi-
dates for whor' it is cast, or any of the Demo-
Gratis who voted for in the States then the
vote shall he cast for the candidate who has the
majority of The votes of the State. aud the Chair
man of this Committee he requested 10 obtain
their several aud dist net pledges of acquies-
cence in the foregoing resolution. and report the
result of his action Mt II future meeting of the
Committee.
The Breckinridge portion of our State Central
Committee rejected similar plan when pro-
posed.
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-25

n8 It is untrue that Maj. Bidwell is sup
porter OF Beckinridge. He is in favor of the
regular nominees-Douglas and Johnson. So
says the Marysvlle Democrat by authority
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-25

Commemorative last week stated tba, there
was no such firm in Shasta as that of II Kobler
Co. We were mistaken. As they had never
advertised, we had never heard tho r.-
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-25

FIRE.-We learn from John Ellis. ESQ, that
a fire occurred on the ranch of A. Clough, Oh
South Cow Creek, on Wednesday, destroying
about 1000 bushels of grain and a fine wagon
Loss about $1,000. Cause not known, but By
many supposed to be the work Of an inceu.
The Shasta courier., 1860-08-25

CANDIDATES FoR THE AssExBLY.-Uf the can
dhates announced fo< the Assembly. Messrs.
White, Stewart and DeShieIds will submit their
names to the regular Democratic Convention.
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MIDOLINGS AND BRAN.

JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE QUANTITY
y of the above mentioned articles. and for sal.
cheapby STEVENSON \ co
Shasta, Aug. "a, 1860. aua5,f
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NoricE TO FARxERs,-0ur farmers will OBJ
serve per advertisement, that the Shasta Steam
Mills will commence grinding the ensuing
week
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w MRS. wlNsLow. an .,n,r,-n,.d

" Mrs: WiNSLOW, an experienced
Nnrse and Female Physician. has u Soothing
syrup for children teething, which greatly IA.
c'htates the process Of teethiug by softening
tne gums, reducing all infammaiion-wil allay
all pain' and is sure to regulate the bowels De-
Pend upon 1t, mothers. it will give rest to your
serves anu relief and healtbt = ..venr infants
in Te9,eety snohs, safe & in all cases advertisement
q" ""otHei coiuinn. aulS
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NJ Ar RvEn

In this place. on the 2lst inst. hy E X She'd
J. F., WILLIAM HENRY ANDERSON TO Mrs CYx-
TIA MCCuLLoUGH-al of Shasta
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ADVERTISEMENT
County Board OF Examination.

According to section eleventh of an Act
of and supplementary to an act to
establish, support and regulate common schools
passed al the eleventh session of the Legislature
l have selected and appointed Miss Julia e.
bourne, Miss Donna NJ. Evans, Miss Mary A
Doyle, and u II Brooks members of the County
Board of Examination.
G. X. GoDFREY
County Supt. Pablic Schools
Shasta, Aug "a, 1850. au25.lt
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The WAY THEY STAsD.-The Democratic
press OF this State stands Regular Democrats,
"a: Boilers, %.
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FLOUR FOR THE MILLION!

WE HAVE NOW IN STORE, and constant.
w ly receiving large quantity of the above
article. Warranted extra. For sale cbeap.-
Also, MIDDLINGS and BRAN, at
R. STEVENSON l. cos
Shasta, Aug. "a, 1860. auo5.,f
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
For Assemblyman. A

>s~eA>AA = 46 Z VA xO.h
For Assemblyman.
DR.. l.. DES
DR. L. DESHIELDS, of Shasta. is cand,.
GATE before the Democratic County Copyent;op
lot the ensuing term Of the State Assembly.
DR.. J. B. STEWART
We are authorized to announce DIR. J r.
oIEh ARf, OF French Guleh, as a candidate for
Assemhlyman for Shasta county, subject to the
decision of the ensuing Democratic County
eoh'ehtion' jel6:td
JOHN WHITE.
We are authorized to state that Hon. JOHN
WHITE is candidate for Assemblyman for
Shasta county, subject to the action of the next
regular Democratic County Copvention. jeletd
HOMER A. CURTISS.
We are requested to announce HOMER A.
CURTlSS as a candidate for Assemblyman for
this county, subject to the decision of the ensu-
ing regular democratic County Convention.
jel6td
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BALTIMORE Look HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACKERY.

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IL Oby IG:ciu Remedy In the Ward for Of bs
BACK or Limbs, strictures 1.-The Kldaes ard
lnyount ,ry Dschges mpntency General Debility Ner, ou
ihe He.rt Tmldt Trenb n.s Dlmnr Of tht r al
dn.ss Of the Head throat skim Aecn Of The
Lungs somah Boweis-ose Terri Disorders arising om
the solitary Habits Youth ,oary practices
fatal their victims than song srers the Mariners
denng marriage, Ac., impossible.
YOUNG MEN
dreadful and sracilye habit w annually sweeps unms
br liant intellect Nho night otherwise have enraneel l ming
the buaders Il soqener or waIei TO etacy he
nyns bre may call with full conGdrnce Wv
MARRIAGE
aware Of ptySeai veas"ess orrtnIe DENNY dm
speedily cured =
He who pisces himself under the OF Dr. may relgoay
conhde ia IA and rely upon he
skill as a Physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and Fun yisor X, stored
This Dreadful Disease renders lie miserable and Mar
ndSg hees Young persons r too an, 10 commit % pm
not belfg aware o. he sadl that NAV
10 ] ~ ~ a. , D h S pre'rnI 10 desy INA
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HON HORACE MAYNARD IN BOSTON.

From the Boston Courier OF ue ZOH
There was great crowd at Mercantile Hall last eve
ming in consequence Of the announcement that Hon.
Horace Maynard Tennessee would address the Union
men of the city, al that some remarks might also be
expectcd from Hon Geo. s. Hilard. The presence OF
several ladies seated near the platform indicated the
great interest taken by the arer portion of humanity in
the proceedings Of the Bell and Everett party Mr. May
nard was introduced the audience by W. W. Baker,
ESQ, Priident of the Bll and Everett Central Club,
and in bis opening remarks he spoke of the pleasure he
felt in addressing the cz ms OF Bo'ton-a grat'icauon
he now experienced for the first time although he was
born almost in this immediate vicinity.
His speech which occupied some two hours, was lis
tened TO with the deepest and earnest attention
throughout and frequently interrupted by the most
enthusiastic applause. ,
After NJ. MAYNARD had resumed his seat Mr. Hillard
being loudly called upon for~ard and addressed
the meeting briefly He spoke Of the pleasure he had
experienced in listening to his friend from Tennessee
and assured lin that he might report change n th'
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spirit Of the people OF this State when he went home
He also alluded TO the brilliant prospects of the party
and the high Standing Of the who supported its
principles at the South and throughout the country His
remarks excited grea; cheering The meeting ourned
with nine cheers for Bel and Everett after voting to at
tend meeting at the City Hail. Cambrdgeport, where
Maynard is 10 speak Monday evening next
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WILLOUGHBY'S PATENT
Gum Spring and Gum Cylinder
FEED ROLLER
GRAIN DRILLS,

WITH wkGGoNERs ATTACHMENT R0R GUAN0
TIyHs Drill has In for than four years and
wherever universal favor. u has taken sew
entyaye Pr the various State and County FAIRS
yrsina Ohio ndAna New Jersey and Maryland
the highest prize, slL'Ek MEDAL ~ the r
held at Richmond, Va
Among is peculiar advantages nst The teeth are 80 con-
,ruc;ed With SPRINGS that when they come n contact win
oots rocks othe obsirictons not over SIX
teen inches high they spring pass over and y re-
Jain their former position avoiding @ necessity OF stopping TO
ut in walden uIns 9th drills Newly cleared nd csn be
esdsi with this pr The springs be set 10 drill the hardest
hind Of or und they will suddenly yield when they meet With
Arm obstu tion.
c,nSed rnbber rollers regolysg together which discharge the
a in ronstan, stream without ehok breaking the gran
and the grounf fat so~ motion OF the
will vary nifty 10 the II cannot be choktd
nv straw or caps In the wheat the rollers VIII carry
ong The s)vn regulated % desired amount
nst.ntly when $ aning IN moiion.
Third when the raised by the lever the seed and oil
M .asure are nstaaty stopped The Drill h. wn om Held
n 6eI VIII ou. Hi wasting the aln When the teeth are
let dowu In. feed immediately when Ia molten j. saus
wheat rye barley with the hopper AMI requires no
change Ilso an kinds Of grasI SEEDS, when desired
No hing but this let Used In he1 machines which
are woTtmanike and superb manner Al ma
chine. work VEIL and durable, with proper care
The 3uato most comlste and can be regute
IN SOW the reaued qutt by the moving Of the slide. Tue
gaano s ovn In the ench with tie wheat snd covered
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Poclss Issued ana payable the Insured arriving al GER
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EndoE POLICIES for children granted on the nos'iAVo
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THVuF ORAY STATED RANGE.-Five Sizes prices
AS $40 tsO CO. 20; The "HePmeeL' Cooling siove sizes
l Eihout reservoir the Leader Cooking stoves
ss % a., and 2s he LILLY Cooking Stove for coal or
oo3 price ara 1C "HArp" Ccokog Stove for wood,
FOR country USE The above really hrst class wares
NJ e line are for sale wholesale and retail With warranty, BY
GEO srARRETT, BflvinS Row,
Governor street.
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Richmond to scosvile % Richmond Lexington % 90
f" Lyme burs..1 60 Buchsnsn 90
:" New Canton, 4s
The through line will hmond as usual Monday ednes-
day and Pfay at5 p NJ and and 2s Of
leaving ats NJ Tuesdays Thursdays and
satudays, aud far Nes Canton Rturnln
New cantor MOnd,y Wedaes Jay and Friday 12 Merdin
Fee daicP, fare lime ~ passing through
ne and observe that the New Canton line will pass
points on the opposite lay at sane hours.
Leave k hmond Monday Wed Leave Lyneburg MONDAY We'd
Desday AID Srday, II p NJ nesday snd PIidSy ate I'M