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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-23

-~ No LIGHT CRoPa.-The eastern sids At
the Mississippi between St. Cloud and st.
Anthony has borne the reputation Of being
unproduetive, and the soil too thin b peo-
duoe paying crops. But several Of or
friends who have just passed through this
section Of the State report the yield f
wheat, rye, barley and oats, q very heavy
with the promise Of frst rats crop Of com
and buckwheat. Indeed We cannot hear
Of any section Of the State where our fa1-
ners have not been blessed With a. abun.
dant return for their labor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-23

Hon. J. a.. BAKER.-Our Delegates to
the State Convention, inform us that Seo-
Ietary Baker delivered one of the most el-
oquent speeches on the evening Of the Con-
vention that they ever heard. We arc
grati6ed to learn that he is to speak for sew
eral weeks in Illinois, during the campaign.
The friends Of the "Little Giant had bet
ter stand from under during bis stay in
Suckerdom. ~. 80 - 49,, 81. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-23

We have received copy Of |"The
Bobolink Minstrel; or, Republican songster
for 1860" 1t is edited by George w.
Bungay, widely known as the author Of
"Crayon Sketches" tits sufficient praise
for the book to say that in it are the pro-
auctions Of such writer's as Horace Greeley,
j. G. Whittier; Edmund G. Stedman,
James Russell Lowell, VIM. Cullen Bryant,
W. H. Burleigh and other well,known
names. Published by o. Hutchinson, 272
Greenwich st., New York. r. 80 .,".."'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-23

A aERo.-Pass his Name A,ound.-
MYRoN Co1oNzY, ono of the. Secretaries
of the late State Convention at st. Paul,
walked from Alexandria, 1865 miles, and
on Sabbath last passed through st. Cloud
on his return, expecting to walk the entire
distance home. Ae shows his Republi.
cauism by his work-pass him round.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-23

THEY ARE COMING The Hons. VIM.
Window aud Cyrus Ald1ich, and Charles
Sehe6er Esq, our efficient Congresgmea
and State Treasurer, have promised to vis-
it and address our citizens during tho CAM
spaign.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-23

~, g IN not be afraid Of running short
Of light One Pennsylvania oil we'll is
yielding 10 barrels per hour, and it Is gen
orally supposed the supply is iqexhassti-
BILE. !! I 4 3 Es=s3 J.G.S
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-23
Chicago & North Western r. r

The following article from the Water
town Owls. } Democrat, but speaks the gen.
eral sentiment Of the travelling community.
Our friends who attended the Chicago
Convention are loud in their praises of the
officers, management and safety of the road;
and commend the scenery, crops and i'm.
provements in its vicinity, as worth double
the expense Of trip over the road. We
trust that our friends will give it a trial:
It is now protected by permanent and
substantial fence along its entire length
from Chicago to Oshkosh. We believe no
other Company in the State has yet com.
pleted such work as this. Though the
track is in an excellent condition, parties
Of men are engaged on the newer portions
Of the line in bal1asting and gravelling such
places as may need little fixing to make
them more even and durable. The trains
are run at such hours as will best suit the
public convenience, and the affairs Of the
road are under excellent and prudent man
agement. The business of the road has
been large during the entire season, and
the rich and fertile country which it pene-
trates, promises to furnish a much greater
amount of travel and transportation this
fall. It passes through the length of the
State, and for miles and miles broad ex-
pansion or succession Of fields of grain
stretch on 10th sides of it: The evidences
of prosperity and increasing wealth which
meet the eyes Of the rapidly passing trav-
eler as he goes over it, excite the admira-
ton Of all who witness them.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-23
The Republican State Conven-'
IL Ill., ton. ss; ssggy i q

The Republican STATE oonven--
II ~ ton. 1
This body assembled at St. Paul on IT,
10th inst, and placed in nonination sfhe
ticket at the head Of our paper, with great
aaaninity'> Gen. Henry Acksr, of Ram
sey county, was temporary Chairman. The
following were chosen Is permanent off,
GERS Of the Convention
Frcsident-Da Heaton, of Hennepin.
1st Vice Pre'.-W b Burt, Of Washington
2 -" J G Bets, Of Ramsey,
8 ] Parker, Of Wabashaw,
4 A p Lane, of Anoka,
5 NV Sargent, Of Winona,
6 --s--.-@ e. CIV Stewart, Of L. Suer.
Secretaries-T. NJ. Newson, of Ramsey,
and A R Jones, Of Fillmore.
Assistant Sec-M Coloney, Of Douglas.
Mr.. North from the committee ON reso.
lutions reported the following resolutions
! Resoloed, That We the delegated rep
resentatives Of the Republican party of
Minnesota in Convention assembled, do
approve and adopt the platform of princi-
pies enunciated by the Republican Con-
veution at Chicago and most heartily en-
dorse the nominations there made, and we
pledge the Electoral vote of Minnesota to
Lincoln and Hamlin at the coming election.
2 Resolved, That we most cordially en-
dorse the sagacious, firm and economical
administration Of our State Government
by Gov. Ramsey and his Republican asso-
ciates in Office; and that we challenge
comparison Of the conduct of our Repub-
lican State Administration with the prece-
ding Democratic administration Of the
Territory and State of Minnesota.
8. Resozucd, That the conduct of our
Senator and Representatives in Congress
meets the cordial approval Of the Repub-
licans of the State.
4. Resolved, That we noso deem it ex-
pedient to take judicious Legislative &C.
ton looking to the speedy completion of
such lines Of Railroad as may be deemed
essential to the necessities of the State,
upon such conditions: however, as will
make the present Indebtedness subservient
to the building Of the roads, and in such
manner as will be perfectly consistent with
the honor and integrity Of the State.
After brief discussion, the resolutions
were adopted by an overwhelming majority.
The committee to whom was referred
the matter Of selecting the State Central
Committee, reported the following names {:
First District, John s. Proctor.
Second dist, D. Rohrer, G. D. Gillian
and F. Wilius.
Third dist, 81. W. Holley.
Fourth dist, L. G. Walker.
Fifth dist, J: w. North.
Sixth dist, G. B. Hcnsley.
The committee left it with the State
Committee themselves to choose their own
Chairman. The report was accepted.
On motion of MI. Baker, Daniel Rob-
rer was made Chairman of the State Gen.
trail Committee.
On motion, the convention then i'd
iOurned.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-23

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
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(N{atl,iO Wtiltdm Grawf0rS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17

gcencr mtc tutcbtt9er Tnbrplnu.
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gpn @~dmbensStdtipn Baltimore: Der @pfsu9, SGnntaeS
ausgeuSmrer, umS ltr 80 Ninuten @prxttttaeS rnb Der @r
prtBJug tint 4 uGr - Nttnuten NadmtttagS. @etpe 8iae aeben
na1 aatn Etetl2n bes Q8efens uHb Nproag0efenS tn btretter
Qinte.
Stir gSe9sBo6a9tere.
Sad alien @uuftsn swtfden Baltimore pmb @ttbntUnb nettns
man ben 8 r6r 80 w0tn. 83rmtttae Bug. gta6 oGen puuften
spIf@en Cumberland uno gBHteltns unO smtf8en @raftDa unb par
~tersbure btn 4 ubr Minutens3us DCn Baltimore.
Der 6repertdz Iccoulmpbattpn8=3 u9
StrldBt Baltimore fir Srtberid unb bic basptf&cn ~lteeenben
plate tdeh@ UNI A Ibr is Nltnuten EGdnttta9s, nit AuSnatne
beS Spnntoas, unb erret6t irecerid I'm III. 20 NR. &ben5s; 1er-
lGBt Bel Der &udtebr 8reoerif mn 9 uDr 8prnitta9S uno tangt
tn Baltimore I'M 10 II. 80 81. Wfttta9san.
Der Guicptt'8= WttQ8=N Accommodations 31a
gtbt tGstt6 nit Wu5nGbmt hes Spnntags ne fpl8t:
Qpn @Gtcptt's GttGS nm 7,45 WtDrgens, $50 Gao Ga6m.
N0d g8aI9tn9tp1 ln1D bent Sitoen
Qsten bic 8hse uni 425 wO $40 ggrhitt1B& fpwis IN, 3 IS unb
30 Nndruttp6S.
Sim GEnatr tint 4,25 Dfurgens.
8pn Waibtngton
TIM 6 20 1nb 7 @grrttttag8 uto 800 unb 30 Ra6rt.
Gm SOrnta6 nur 9iatmittGg$ lin 500
Ser srette unb Sisrte Bug non Baltimore unb ~9cnittngtpn yer
btnben f9 nit ben 3u8en Der NnndrpttS 8abn.
Ser +Snette unb brittle Bug tGlt arf ben 8pifhenfattunen
R@- g0eBen 8tdetS, NNsfunft, Ga6rt II. (. 10. ipenbe mani f&
at S. &. G~RGl0no, Igent en Der 3idet- Gffce, @anteen-
AattUrt. SO n. pteScett Smttt,
RI Erdrspprattpnsnteife Baltimore.
6. M. GDle, 0ensraIaBtIetc Wut6,iO
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
HtQuo'8 duf 0e1telunQ

Rho Son teber Soft unb Sauart per6en 9~eltefert.
Die 9rS6te SVrefalt pir6 Guf bic Mrbett un6 aui ee Musr1bl
Der 0tdtertahen rsrrenGst rmO er farm baber fit ttbes aus fstnrn!
Snfuut berrUrgeteabe Srfrutnent bic 8arantie IbeTnebatea, t6
es cue @tgenItaften etnes 8ueu @tanU'8 teTst.
Age Sntrunlsnte aus rnetner 5abrtf fperben IGr 5 Sabre S9n
sem Sag bS gert1ues an garanttrt.
8efUn6ere Nufmerfiamfeft pir6 auf bic au8matt pDn Snfru-
rtsnter, nel6e In elmer erp6en @ntfernune rerfenbet iperfen, YER
neneet uno etn gprredt pS 1mtdnf6eS tnnerfdlb 6 Wcmrtea BON,
@erfaulstd9e an, ptrb 6efattet, fpIte Elm Snfruareut ntGt SpGs
fdnbie beirirbteen.
SefGnbt8 ~SOrrdtti8 cine Quspatt SDs Wtetpbern8, ron Ell Be.
fen Snfrur,eRtennader ut $45-200.
" ptanDS peroen unsctaui6t, auS9entettet unb gefirmtt.
GSnl. 8rabe Il. @Dnp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17
Gtuscr's WGbsmaibtme.

~tkHEI . WUAIHFtDEUE
Die Sfneiber befger Stabt, iopte aGe perfouen, tpelte cine
quite N0bmai d inc GIT babeu wUuiter, iOGtsu ft ertnnern,
bB cine BON nnieru gtai@nen, 5weinlal 10 pet @rbett tbut aI8
r9enb cine ancere, uuo 10 aud ~3Detmat 70 cteI 8eIb
"Hbrtn9t. Gteie5 uabt uuiere Wtai@tnen gu BEN |bttltg=
ten wel9e i'm Ufarfte limb. 0fttr ais 6OOO bapOn nnb auer
in btef9er Stobt+ IN Operation an &bten, Q8ef ten uno SpIeu uno
baben ibre @i8ner ODER ole tamt abeter in BEN Stunb seIest, lid
nebr @elo gu erifaren, ais tbnen bi.ies auf auperem &Sege nb9s
LID 1T, Nue, pelde cine Der beten H6bmai dtuen, Die
III 9eeranb in6, baben mt@ten, iplter IN nuerer Office:
SO. 159 SalttmDretraBe
pp1fprcdCn, no @ebrat6sr Nnpeiiun8er IN beut5ber, eu0II6er,
%ran8Hff6er rnb ipanti8cr Srrade sn baben ito uno no vii Sc
q teretue Wtafhne Fault, auf ~berlelber arbehen lerneu.
edNdt mad etnem gremplar BON Stn9er'8 acknowledgements
An9. IIe Mofhnen Wsrcsn elm 8eNSe$ Sabr nad9 tbrent NutaIi
epn ms in roIer SrSnun9 me Deportation 9ebaIten.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17

N0rOlide GentraI4G ilenbabn saEFEgssss
49, 0e~rGnoerter Tabrplan. 1SzgxsG
Noh REM Welfsn unb 9torben.
GpmmerzYabrpIdu

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~fplBenber gBetfe e%rpebtrt:
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8 ubr 80 DttH. Mlrr9ens al mad gtttsbur8, @bteaep, GieSelanb,
Cincinnati, ct. QcuiS unO aue 3beile hes gpefenS unb StDrDs
weRens. Gbanfp un4 Glmsra, Buffalo unp Canada. Sad Gm-
~nittSburs. gprf, 9ancaaer, @eattn8, 9uttsStle, Own86, @ttus,
@efterstpwn unb Chandelier, Wtp. 9ta6 Gtambersbus9, Gar
ttSe unb SG9ertotrn
Der Grprc6su8 sett td8Ii& UNI 8 ltr 80 Dtinuteu naa
8ufala unb Gem WCrben bts Ganaba unb naG ptttSburs unb benz
Nprbreier.
@a6 Nep-gSrt nm $3.50 WlOre. nit nur etnfu Carver.
wehfel, f. tiui9 we a~ufieber anbsrn 8abn.
Ser SarrtSbure cpmp att y II Ss3 II 8 gebt td9-
lb (Spnntaes auSsencnhnsn) tint 400 Ra6mittne& al.
Retleube pu aSdTttr9tpn unb benz Suben, tpelAes nit benz
8uee UNI 620 WprgenS, pber 800 9tadmtttaBS bier dnfprs
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-17

JOhnstOn'S Insurance Rooms
...a II go. 70 Secprofr.
TeMer=, MGrine= uft6 Qeben8=9}rrfgS,r.
- run98sSompaGnieu. ~.
Gl1erlte lnO feiteIte GRll!pGQnir,
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mt $3.50, 900 6apttal. '
Gpn6bur9>S erIiGerun98zGo y. Wiraiufcr
nit $500, 600 GaphaG. |
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- NIT $500, COO GapjtQG. 49,
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nit $3.50, 600 Gapital.
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nit $27e, 600 Gapttl.
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nut $500, 600 Gapual. D'
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M nit s20O,c00 capital.
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nit $3.50, coo capital.
Wtercantile Weutltal Wturiae.
nit 81, 900, 900 Gaptal.
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nit 81, 25O,97 GapuaI.
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NIT 81, 1914, III @optaI.
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St1otes Wtarplono outbortirt unb ltenTrt,
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@trtlt3 oertA9bereS @aptaI gum epQen pten Gnoc,eEEs ~.
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The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

Warrants ordered drawn on General Fund FOR
the services of inspectors, judges and clerks of
election, at the rate of So per day.
Warrants ordered issued on general fund in
favor OF Grand Jurors for November term.
Ordered that the County Auditor issue war
rants on the aforementioned funds, to paw ].
K. Durick's account for making supplemental
assessment roll-S403 90
General Fund, Sl44; Redemption Fund.
Sl44; Hospital Fund, S72 School Fund, S2S
50; Road Fund, Sl4 40.
Ordered, that warrants be ordered drawn on
General and State Funds, for Sl492, for making
assessment of State and county taxes for the
year lS60-6l.
Ordered that county warrants issued by Au-
ditor, to the amount of Sal, having remained
IN his hands over one year, be destroyed.
Ordered, that the County Clerk issue certif-
Gates OF election to the various county and
township officers.
Ordered, that the County Treasurer set apart
$500 from the General Fund for the Contin-
gent Fund, to cover warrants drawn on said
fund.
Ordered, that the Sheriff be authorized to
contract for wood for the winter
Ordered, that the bonds of Justices of the
Peace and Constabes for Shasta township be
fixed at 81 600, and for the other townships of
the county, $1,000
Board adjourned to Wednesday, Nov. 2lst.
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
Lincoln Elected /:

The Pony Express, we learn from the OH'on
Extra. with St. Louis dates to Nov 9TH, p. NJ
arrived on the l4th.
New York gives Lincoln about $4,000 majority
The CITY gave the fusion ticket 2S, 900 majority.
All six of the Union congressman elected in the
city.
Lincoln also received the following majorities
in the States named;
Massachusetts,. O,OuU
Maine e.............. ........2S 900
.......Zo, ,UOU
New HampSh hlre.....- ..... IO,UOO
Pennsylvania ....... ,OuO
Rhode lSland...... ........... b,OO0
Nermont.......... ,O0O
WISCONSIN,. ........lO, ,OOO
Ohio. 900
From Illinois the returns received place Lin
coin 5000 ahead. Connecticut, Michigan and
Minnesota have also gone for Lincoln.
In New Jersey, Pennington and Mount Rep,
have been elected to Congress.
Delaware gives Breckinridge 1900 plurality.
In Maryland, the indications are favorable to
Breckinrdge.
In Virginia, Bell has probably very large
gains.
In North Carolina probably large Breckin-
ridge gains.
Missouri, as far as heard from, gives Douglas
$1,000, Lincoln and Bell each 1000, and
Breckinrdge $500.
Kentucky is claimed for Bell by ten thou
sand.
Tennessee, probably Bell.
Louisville reported gone for Breckenridge.
New Orleans, Bell 1900; Douglas, 1900 !;
Breckenridge, 260O.
Burlingame and Thayer are7defeated for Con-
gress in Massachusetts, one Republican loss.
In Mobile county, Alabama, Douglas is 2l9
over Bell, and 322 over Breckinridge.
Of course much of the foregoing dispatch is
mere guess work. Nevertheless it tells enough
to assure US that old Abe has been elected Pres
iIaut
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
Notice..

hereby given, that an election will be held
L at the Office Of the County Clerk of the Coun-
ty OF Shasta, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, of the Sd day
OF December, 1850, for the purpose of electing
two ~ Associate Justices for the Courtof Ses-
SONS OF said county, to be chosen from, and
elected by the several Justices~of the Peace
elected at the November election, 1860, for said
county, and duly qualified
By order of j. T. LASpHlru. County Judge.
JOHN ANDERSON,
nj
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
BIRTHS,

In this place, on the 18th, Mrs. Peter Cohen,
Of a son.
At French Gulch. on the sth inst, Mrs. A.
Levi Of a son.
In Shasta, on the 18th, the wife of John Fos-
ter, of daughter
In Shasta, on the 10th, the wife of Louis
Schneider, of twins-boy and girl.
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
District Court.

The District Court is in session, having com
menced its November term on Monday last. The
calendar is not large, and the cases generally
are not OF such a character as TO interest other
than the parties to the record.
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

ARREsTED.-Sherif Bollsnsbee, on Monday
last, arrested two Mexicaus, who we're supposed
to be engaged in stealing Reeds horses. on the
ether side of the river. Not being fully identi-
ned, they were discharged
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
Board of Supervisors--Novemb Term.
Present. Johnson and Rnmer

Present, johnson and Romer.
1t was ordered by the Board that the Treas
urer OF the County of Shasta be, and he is here
by authorized to receive and receipt for S6s 90,
Hospital Fund.- due the County of Shasta, as ad-
vised by State Controller
Ferry privilege was granted to LLOYD Stone,
to keep and conduct public ferry across Pit
River, one mile above F. Kenyon's bridge
Ordered, that the County Auditor issue war
rants on the General Fund of the county, to pay
the following accoun+s.
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

BALL.-Our old friend and neiobbor Pat
desmond, intends giving the public and his
iriends an opportunity of enjoying themselves
on the evening of the 18th December. We hone
he may have bumper of ball.
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
Supervisors.

John V. Scott, Doug, is elected over VIM.
Magee, Breck., in this district. The vote will
be found in our table. A. J. Reid, Doug. is al
so elected in the Sd district, over ]. D. Hunt,
Breck., by the following vote:
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

BGAp The dancing party at the Empire Hotel
on Thursday evening, under the management of
Mr.. Vail, the gentemanly superintendent, was,
we learn, an entire success. We hear that it is
the intention of the proprietor to continue these
entertainments for the Winter, thus afTording
those who desire to trip the fantastic toe, an op-
portunity of doing so at a very moderate ex-
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

NEW GooDs.-C. Goldstone Il Co. are receiy-
ing large and well selected stocks of fall and
winter clothing, which they offer to the public
Tor small profits. They keep everything that
can be mentioned in the gentlemen's clothing
line.
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

RAcEs.-By reference to our advertising COL
umns It Will be seen that Cush proprietor of
the Cottonwood course, intends giving several
purses, to be run for on the 7th and sth of next
month. Good racing and lots of fun may be
expected
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

The "SMILE" SALooS-Our friends Pete Dona-
hoe and Tim Lee, having purchased of l. Hare
the "Smile" Saloon, will hereafter conduct that
establishment. The finest liquors and choicest
cigars may ALWAYS be found at the aSnilen
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

MEAT MEAT There is strong probability
tiiat the price of beef mutton, pork, &C., will
come down. 1t will be seen by reference to the
advertisements of Klotz and HubbeH-two new
butcher shops-that they intend helping the
matter along.
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

ExAMlNATIoN.-The County Board of Exam
lners Will meet in the District School House TO-
day, for the purpose of examining those persons
proposing to become teachers.
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
MARRIED.

At Whisky Creek, on the 18th, by Rev. Mr..
Hackley, Mr.. VIM. KEssLER to Miss PR1scrII.
JONES'
AT Middletown, on the 18th inst, by Rev. Fa-
ther O'Reilly, Mr.. JEREMIAH CAUGHLIy to Miss
BRIDGET MURPHY,
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

holders OF the foregoing warrants are hereby
noIhed that said warrants will not bear inter
est after this date, and unless presented within
sixty days from the date of this notice, the mo-
ney set apart for the payment of said warrants
VIII De applied upon warrants next in order of
registry. Said warrants cannot afterwards be
paid except by order of the Board of Supervi-
sors JAMES c. HAYBURN,
County Treasurer.
Shasta, Oct. 27, 1860. o27
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

GLoRIFYING.-The Republicans were exceed
ingly jubilant over the news Of their success on
Wednesday night, and fired great many anyils,
and burnt great many candles Well, that's
just what we would have done had luck been
on our.side-except that we would have had no
negro auxiliaries
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

Taz BANNER PREcNcr.-Spring Greek pre-
cinct in this county cast thirty nine votes, and
contributed $50 to the Washington Monument
Fund. II any other precinct in the State has
beaten Spring Creek, we would like to know of
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17
County Treasurer's Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, Treasurer of Shasta
i County, State of California, hereby gives
notice that he has set apart money for the re-
demption of warrants in their order of present.
alton, drawn on the County Treasurer, and
numbered as follows:
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

THANKs.-We are under many obligations to
Gold Il PhiliPpson, of the Post Office Book
Store, for files of papers during the week. Also,
for copy of The Lives OF the Signers of the
Declaration of independence" book which
every one ought to read
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

SwrSDLNG.-On Monday last, Justice Keen
sentenced All Jim, Chinaman, to sixty days in
the County Jail, for swindling Charles Kleese, a
rrocerymau
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

IHE EMIGRATION BY THE NosLE PAss,-During
the season 81 wagons have come in over the No.
bic routei 270 persons-75 females and 1876
males; ll3 horses and mules; 100 head of
cattle, and 25OO sheep
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

SUFERvIsoRs.-The Board of Supervisors will
meet on Wednesday next, for the purpose of
receiving bids upon the Redemption Fund.
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

psA- The vote at the recent election in this
county, stood: Pay the Debt, $40; Repudiate
the Debt, 1916. For a Convention, 1887 :;
Against Convention. 2O4
The Shasta courier., 1860-11-17

CoRoSER.-At the recent election, H. Thomp-
son, Doug. Dem, received ,097 votes for Coro-
ner and Stephen Lean, Breck., 553-Scatterinr
II.