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The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
ESrrsrtslSe-Rodolph Klotz ba

ESrERrtsINe.-Rodolph klotz has just ar
rived in town from trip down the valley.
and favored us with a sight of a very pretty
piece of machinery, with card attached la
belled-'' For the Red Bluff Water Works. y
1t appears that the said Water Works require
a Force Pamp to convey water from the Sac
ramento River TO a cistern built to receive it.
and this piece ofmachinery was evidently pur-
chased to supply that forcing power. But
it is presumed that the proprietor found he
did not require pump Of so much capacity
as the one in question, and our friend klotz
happening along satisfied himself that he
could use it to advantage. and bought it for
SHlsaqe Filler. 1t seems wonderfully ad-
apted to the purpose for which Mr.. klotz in
tends it. and no noubt will prove Smart
operation. The curious can see il by calling
Vt our Office
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
The Indian.

q The Reservations in the Northern District
are in sad condition, from the peculations,
of the officials that recently have had charge,
Of them. The public property. We are in !
= formed is almost valueless, from the negli-|
Sgence, and sheer Indifference of the agents j
8Great expectations are formed of the
abilities of Mr.. Hanson, who it 3 supposed, ),
will inaugurate a new era in manage
aborigines ought to be induced to remain on
= the Reservation in order to prevent their ex-
termination and meriting the fate of the
Jarboe war, and the brutalities of the farmers
! of Mendocinio, and Humboldt counties /
The Reservation system, we believe, if PROP
erly managed, is admirably adapted se-carry
out the human intentions of the Government; :;
> The following is taken from the Bulletin:
"Thc Reservation system, if properly man !
&aged we believe to be the best that could be
4devised. That its management so far-nod
: to characterize it more strongly-has BEEN
! Enthusiastically bad and inefficient, is indis-
! $putable. Let it henceforth be fairly and
honestly tried, and the interests of the Indi-
ans, and not that of the politicians be the
sole objects in view, and the result cannot
= fail to be creditable to the Government and
satisfactory to the people.
That the Indians of this continent are
Sdoomed to extinction, may or may not be adj
Emitted as true. as a general proposition; but,
fthough true, it is none the less the duty of
: the General Government to protect them to
Ethe extent of its ability, and to punish,
3sternly and unfailingly, every murder and
wrong committed upon them. The PROPOSE
&tlon broached some time since, to place the
management of Indian affairs in the hands
4of the State authorities, we regard as unwise
= and improper, for the reason that the agents
in charge should not be afraid of displeasing,
&if necessary, the inhabitants of the districts
. in which the Indians are located, whose in
Eterests must always clash with those of the
Observations, and the squatter sovereigns
3awho disregard and wish to infringe upon the
arights and lands of the aborigines. The
Eagents, therefore, should be appointed by the
General Government and held responsible to
sSi't alone for their strict obedience Gers,
fand the maintenance of it's thin
sathe limits reserved to tn Ter
HVtories assigned i.e Indii .+s~A ~
.& pres ery.a sacrsdfy roi{ their use and c. .l.,,
Npation, and they should be completely protec-
Sted while within them, SO that they may
sslearn to regard those hills and valleys as ID
@deed their own. and as affording them peace
xful and secure homes and resting places. If
Indians could once be made to have such
Efeelings, they would then be fairly in a con-
edition to avail themselves of such of the ad-
Svantages of civilization as are offered them
$3and as they are really capable of attaining.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

FgshHAL or Grs. Do4u.-The funeral OF
Gen. Dosh, yesterday wins attended by. thu
largest concourse Of citizens, that ever as
|selnbied opa similar occasion in this county
!Fses gs;e: s"s tuhe Y .thalf mast iron
sess 'aie point in town. The store'
|wSre closed, and business suspended. The
religious services werd performed by Rev
|Mr. Haynes, and the j 0. 0. F. had chargt
|of the funeral arrangements. The solemnity
|of the occasion, was a fitting tribute to th'
eminent worth of the deceased
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

JULIA DEAN HAYNE.-This eminent TRACE
dienne will appear before our citizens, in on
of her favorite characters, on Wednesday O
Thursday evening next. Our exchange
speak in the most commendatory terms of tn
performance of this lady, and we advise al
who can enjoy a good time to attend.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

ACCIDENT AND RoBBERY.-A German mi
ner had his leg fractured few days ago al
Arbuckle, by the caving ofa bank, and also
as if misfortunes did not come singly, had hi.
sluice boxes robbed of their contents. Sup
posed loss S400.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

THE Two PIcos.-Andreas Pico, Breckin
ridge. and Pho Pico, Republican, native Cal
fornians. have written letters declaring thei
allegience to the Government, and approving
If the energetic course of the Administra
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

LIBERTY PoLE.-Our friend Charley Boel
raised liberty pole in front of his saloon OF
Thursday last, and hoisted the American
flag, amid a solvo of artillery, and had goot
time generally.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

AFfRAY.-A difficulty arising between Jas
Raglan and Mr.. Green, of the MsldXe For
# Cottonwood on Saturday last, terminated
n the former receiving two or three severe
INJURIES at the hands of the latter.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

CHANGE OF TIME.-The California Steam
Navigation Company's fast sailing and ex
(cellently furnished steamer Victor, will il
future leave Red Bluff, for Sacramento, every
Sunday and Thursday, at 10 o'clock P, N
See advertisement.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

PAFRIoTIc.-Our town Is beautifully sup
piled with the stars and stripes, and Unior
'fags-of all sizes and qualities are to be seer
everywhere, long may they wavel
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

ErHEN ALLEN.-The Jackson Ledger says
|tha.lhe identical uniform worn by this old
3patifot of the Revolutionary war, can be seen
|at Il z Union Hotel of that place.
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HOMER 4. CuRTLSS.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
ISAAC RAGGS

The editor of the Shasta CouRIER will please an
nounce my name for the Office of District Attorney
ior Shasta county.
viii submit my name to the Convention which
meets in Shasta on the 2Gth june instant. under n
call of the County Central Committee of which Fe
lix Tracy is chairman.
Yours respectfully,
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

PI-TsBURGH.-We learn from Mr.. Sand
ford, that the miners in this camp are doing
well at the present time.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

DRrcKfNRIDGE CONVENTION The dele
gates 70 the Grand EneampneEs-of thu
Knights of the Golden Circle, assembled il
Sacramento on Tuesday last, and organized
by sele5ting Hon. Tod Robinson as presidin.
officer. No nominations up to the time o
going to press.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

NAVIGATION OF THE U4 FrH SACRAMENTO
I'VE clip the following fro}n that excellent lit
tile paper. the Douglas Cpy Gazette:
Steps are being taken in Shasta towar'
cleaning out the Sacramento river for steam
boat navigation, to within three miles o
Shasta. 1t is movement in which our cit
'zens are greatly interested.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

GEN. BUTLER.-This gentleman, since he
exchanged the law for the sword, is as emf
|nently distinguished for his gallantry to the
Iladies, as for his devotion to his country
An exchange says:
A gentleman was out at the Relay House
who where afraid to pass through the camp
IOn making their fears known, Gen Butler
stepped up and said: Ladies'. don't be
5afraid to pass; have left just as dear wife
lat home as your husbands think you are te
them. All my men here, mostly (pointine
ito the troops, left their wives and children
lat home. You need not fear to pass. If any
|one should insult you, he would be visited
with immediate punishment. 1t is useles,
TO add that the ladies took courage, and
passed on.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

REPuBLIYAN COUNTY CoNvENTIoN-Thi.
body assembled on Wednesday last, and or
|ganized by selecting W. G. West as chair
man, and c. W. Taylor as secretary. The
attendance was very meagre, there not being
more than twenty-five or thirty " irrepressi-
|bles' present.
The following gentlemen were selected as
delegates to the State Convention C. C. Win
gate, I. G. Elliot, W. Kenyan, Daniel Co.
'ney and B. L. Bartlett. Judge Goewey, Of
Trinity, addressed the Convention, with a
view of influencing its action in his behalf,
las he is a candidate for Controller, but with
;out success.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That we have entire confidence
Pin the fitness of Leland Stanford for guberna-
|torial honors, and that his nomination would
give general satisfaction to the Republicans
Iof Shasta county.
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For Tax Collector.
cTyTT NTl

We arc authorized to announce the name of a.
as a candidate for the office of Tax
Collector, subject to the action of the Union Demo-
cratic County Convention.
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r. STEVENSON &'Co.-This firm advertise
in our issue this week. Dealers
in their line will do well to examine their
stock.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
JAMES LENNON.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
JAMES LENNON as a candidate for the Office o!
Tax Collector, subject the decision of the Union
Democratic County Convention les
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
WILLIAM LEAN.

We are authorized to announce the name of WILL
LIAM LEAN as a candidate for Tax Collector,
subject to the action of the Union Democratic
County Convention les
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DIED.

In Shasta, on the 18th st. Brigadier General,
SAMUEL h. DosH, senier {iitor of this paper. and,
34th year of his age.
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For County Treasurer.
FELIX TRACY

We authorized to announce the name of FE-
|LIX TRACY as a candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer, subject to the action of the Union Dem.
ocratic County Convention je
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
For Assessor.

We are authorized to announce the name of
CALEB WATKINS a candidate for the Office of
Assessor of Shasta county, Subject to the decision
|of the Union Democratic County Convention.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
]. W. GARDEN.

j. w. GARDEN, announces himself candi-
date for the Office of Tax Collector of Shasta county,
subject the action of the Democratic County Con-
vention. my25
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Shasta, June Il. 1861.
w. l.. KNOX.

w. L. KNOX announces himself a candidate
for the office of Prosecuting Attorney Of Shasta
county the next general election, subject to the
action of the Regular Democratic County Conven-
ton. my25
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
For County Clerk.

We are authorized to announce the name of
JOHN V. SCOTT as candidate for the Office Of
County Clerk. subject to the decision of the Union
Democratic County Convention. jel5
JOHN e. DENT.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
JOHN Z. DENT candidate for County Clerk.
subject TO the decision of the Union Democratic
County Convention.
JOHN ANDERSON.
We are authorized TO announce the name Of
JOHN ANDERSON as a candidate for the Office of
County Clerk of Shasta County, subject to the de-
,ision Of the Union Democratic County Conven-
ion. jel
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
JOHN MULIANPHY

We authorized to announce the name Of
JOHN MULLANPHY as a candidate for the Office
of Assessor of Shasta county, subject the action
,of the Union Democratic Comfy Convention iel5
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

HeRAcE SMITH has been admitted to bail in
Aularn by Judge Vandicker, of Placer coun-
by. The bail is fixed at SAC, 900, and several
gentlemen at once attached their names to
bis Snd.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
For County Recorder.
GEORGE FORBES.

-
We are authorized tokhnnounce the namc of
GEORGE FORBES as q hndidate for the Office of
.County Recorder subjed to the decision of the
Union Democratic C,ua Convention. jel5
J. r. DtRICK.
J. r. DURICK announces himself candidate
flor the Office of County Recorder, subject to the
nomination of the Union Democratic County Con-
Evention. jeS
County Judge.
4. Il. ANDREWS.
Please announce my candidate for
County Judge subject to the action of the regular
Union Democratic County Convention.
Horsetown June 5, 1861. jes
ERASTUS DICKINSON.
We are authorized TO announce the name of
lERASTUS DICKINSON as a candidate for County
Judge, subject to the decision of the Union Demo-
|cratic County Convention. jes
C. C. BUSH.
We are authorized to announce C. c. BUSH as q
candidate for the Office of County Judge of Shasta
county, subject to the decision of the Union Demo
|cratic Convention.
May 29th, 1861. jel
HOMER A. CURTISS.
HOMER A. CURT1SS offers himself as an I'm
conditional Union candidate for the office Of County
Judge of Shasta county at the next general cleo
!tion and respectfully socis the support of all his
friends throughout the county. 5
May %, 1861. jel
JAxfRs Ia roFl
J14MES la sUR, OF Sierra lownship, at the
.solieaIion of numerous friends, announces himself
IAN Independent Candidate FOR the Office of County
Judge Of Shasta coun.y, at the next general cleo
Ition. my25s
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for each precinct
CALL FOR A CONVENTION.

FELIX TRACY, Chairman
j. w. GARDEN, Secretary.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
CHAS. MCDONALD,

We are authorized to announce CHAS McDON-
EALD as candidate for County Assessor, subject to
kthe action of the Union Democratic Convention il
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE,
For Assemblyman. 4
GEORGE WOODW AN

GEORGE WOODWAN.
We are authorized to announce the name of
GEORGE WooDMAN as a candidate for the As
'sembly, subject to the decision Of the Union Dem
.ocrauc County convention. jos
DIR. S. d. BAKER
We are authorized to announce the name of DIR.
IS. D, BAKER as a candidate for the Assembly,
subject TO the action of the Union Democratic
County Convention. jes
For sheriff.
ALEXANDER SPECK.
We are authorized to announce the name of
ALEXANDER SPECK as independent candi-
date for Sheriff. at the next general election. jes
JOHN S. FOLLANSBEE
We are authorized TO announce the name Of
JOHN 5. F0LLANSBEE a candidate for Sheriff
Iof Shasta County, subject TO the decision of the
Union Democratic County Convention. jel
WM f. HOPPING.
MEssRs. SklLLNAS DosH Please announce
,my name candidate for the Office of Sheriff,
lsubjec; TO the decision of the Regular Democratic
ICounty Convention. WM E. HOPPING
French Gulch, May 80, 1861. jel
J. NJ. SHORT.
We are authorized to announce the rame of J.
|M SHORT as candidate for Sheriff. subject to
the action of the Union Democratic County Con-
'vention. iel
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Notice.

gives notice that he ha
sold all his right. title and interest in the Pm
Grove blacksmith Shop, together with the book ac
counts, 10 Jesse King. JAMES hlNG.
! June 7th, 1861.
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The Late cAeral DOsh.

A great man has fdllen in Israel. Gen
1DosH, the senior editor Ind one of the founders
Iof this paper, died on thursday morning last,
Of a complication of d4eases, after painful
sickness, which he bSre with Christian re-
{signation and forbear4nce.
General Dosh was bbrn in the valley of the
Shenandoah, Virgini}, in 1927. What re-
Elections this fact givef rise to at the present
time Our readers ire aware that on the
El0th of July, l775, th first patriots south of
the Potomac met in this peaceful valley, and
after organizing, their rallying cry was g A
bee line for Boston, 1t is historical fact
that this valley has never been polluted by
the foot of foe. HE Indians themselves,
according to our recollection, kept it free
from the incursions of their enemies. The
valley of the Shenana aoah was considered the
hunting and neutral ground of the aborigines,
|and hence no ruthless foe ever trod its fruit
'ful soil.
In this beautiful valley, where assembled
those patriotic volunteers for the defense of
our homes and hearths, in the infancy of
our greatness, and of whom it has been aptly
said
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

Notice is hereby given. that I. the undersigned
have appointed James King as my agent in tn
shove named business, JESSE klNG.
iei5
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

J. r. DURICK announces himself candidate
or the office of County Recorder, subject to the
of the Union Democratic County Con-
Tention. jeS
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

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DIRECTORS.
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IMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
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binding on the Frederick turnpike, short distance
from the city good building site will be exchanged for
CITY dwelling. lso mtrchaatab article in value |
ABOUT sl2 GOO 10 Dwelling Also. Farm about Il miles
IN northerly direction from the city a Dwelling
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CHARTER FERPETUAL.:
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4NNUlTlES FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDowMGNTs FOR CHILDREN
SLAVES INSURED, either men, Women or Children,
atthe low est rates
DIRECTORS:
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ETIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY -
L OFFICE On THE E0RTHEASIeCORHER OF SOUTH
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-12


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~ Sixty tons WHITE MEXICAN, containing 74O7 per
cent. hone phosphate OF lime, ana thirty tons BROWN
HEXICAN GUArO, containing $3.50 per bone phos-
phate Of LINE, landing and for sale ~ - - -
THOMAS WHlTRIDGE Il CO.,
apl9tf L and 10 Bowiys wharf.
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We inform Dealers Farmers and Planters, that have
made usual extensive afrang ements 10 supply our
numerous customers with genuine and unadutegaLed
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Our STOCK Unequae in its extent, variety and quail
ty by any house in the trade. We name:
Al PERUVIAN GUANO,ss
Or DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM PERU THIS YEAR,
LIvERED DIRECT FROM AGENTS WAREHOUSE.
ICHABOE GUANO,
Glide ISLAND (CALIFORNIA) GUANO,
BAKERS ISLAND GUANO,
or direct importation into this market per ship Aary
JARVIS ISLAND GUANO
For the sale Of which, the sole authorized Agents
Of ". a. Webb, Esq, of New York.
~ III -li'1>-'l' A BROWN MEXICAN GUANo,
Doctor d. Stewards celebrated
PLANT FOOD AND CRUST PREVENTIVE"
MARYLAND C0NPANY's
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
And other fertilizers Of known value and established re-
putation.
Which viii sell most favorable terms, in lots from
0He ''-' ~ ''''' p BALLOON q co,
Grain, Flour and Guano Warehouses,
Wood street, Bowiy's wharf
mhI4u opposite the new Corn Exchange.