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The Shasta courier., 1861-01-12
The Popular Vote.

The Union recently published what purports
to be table of the vote of the different States
at the last election. 1t is doubtless correct SO
far as it goes, or nearly so. 1t sums up thus:
Lincoln, ..................-l, III ,9O5
Douglas .........- ..-.....-.--.....- 2,tif
.-........-.--.-......ooz,io
Bell, ell,....-........................ 545,ioo
Fusion, ...ooo,1of
The colaborator, however, omitted the State
of Arkansas altogether, and neglected to give
Douglas credit of 4, ,45s straight votes in New
Jersey.
And now as to the fusion vote, which, in New
York was 3l4,176. Of this number Kelly, the
Douglas candidate for Governor, received 1884,
3l7-leaving less than 10000 for the Breckin-
ridge candidate. Now add the straight Doug
las vote in New Jersey to the vote of Kelly in
New York, and then add the united sum to
Douglas s72, III, and we have LII ,4s2 as the
result. Then to this add half the fusion vote Of
New jersey, some 81 400, half the vote of Penn
sylvania. ss,2l7, and Connecticut, 926, and we
have sum total of l,3l2.o25 as the popular
vote of Douglas at the last election.
The Shasta courier., 1861-01-12
GARDEN SEEDS! GARDEN SEEDS.

lust RECEIVED by Express, a large assort-
y ment of Garden Seeds from James NJ. Thor
burn Co., New York, warranted to be fresh
and good. Also a fine assortment of Hya-
cinths, Tulips and Crocus Bulbs, which we offer
at wholesale and retail. Orders from the coun-
try promptly attended to.
DOWNER L CARLSON,
inl2 Eagle Hotel Block
The Shasta courier., 1861-01-12

CALIFORNIA SESArE-On Monday last the
Senate elected Pablo De La Guerra President
on the first ballot. On the day following COM
plete organization was effected by the election
of the following officers:
Secretary, c. W. Tozsr, of Siskiyou; Assist
ant Secretary, d. ]. Williamson Sergeant at
Arms, w. F. Williamson; Assistant Sergeant at
Arms, Charles Ii. Uhrig; Enrolling Clerk, Geo.
c. Gorham; Engrossing Clerk, A. II. Gillespie
The Shasta courier., 1861-01-12

FIRE IN HoRsErowS.-The interior of the frame
in the upper end Of the town, and its contents,
were consumed by fire on Tuesday last. The
flames were fortunately extinguished before en-
veloping the outer shell of the building. Loss
trifinp
The Shasta courier., 1861-01-12
GARDEN SEEDS.

A FRESH SUPPLY of Garden Seeds Just re-
"A ceived from New York, and for sale bv
nl2:lm j. r. GILBERT.
The Shasta courier., 1861-01-12

Dirty LrE.-It would appear that the enc
mics Of Douglas cannot help lying whenever
they talk about him. The further existence OF
this glorious republic is endangered. This great
man and pure patriot expresses a desire to forget
party and unite with any men who are willing
to adopt fair and honorable means for the pre-
servation of the Union. And thereupon his
cowardly, lying enemies are charging him with
"taking the Republican tack" Tho dirty SIAN
derers even intimate that he will take Office
under Lincoln.
The Shasta courier., 1861-01-12
DIED.,

DIED,
At the County Hospital, on the 9th inst, of
convulsions, HAMILTON JEFFERSON, aged about
80 years, formerly of Illinois.
The Shasta courier., 1861-01-12
FRESH BACON AND HAMS,

OF OUR OWN CURING. Will be sold a
~ the lowest wholesale market prices.
JOHN KLOTZ.
The Shasta courier., 1861-01-12
Notice.

TINE STOCKHOLDERS of the Washington
i Quartz Mining Company will meet at the
office of said Company, at French Gulch, on the
18th inst, at one o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose
of electing officers, and doing such other busi-
ness as they may deem necessary.
HENRY WARNER, Secretary.
w. B. SroDDARD, President of Board.
French Gulch, Jan. Sd, 1861. is
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Der 10 btlisbtf pump.rnidtl III sIsthFaIs iu
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Der Nu,ta,r'' erSein i.oen 3press, SsnnaeS auts.>
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n,rstH fSaatr psrotu nit $25 90 per abr trs6utt.
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Q. J0brgam9,
The German ADVERTISER,

B. HASsEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
s. 90 per Annum, payable in advance
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OEqlcE: BNoAp STR, next to Cry HALL,
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KEROSENE OIL
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D,"r stAtlAtn pubitum Die Nn,sies, bas i'd
MeiRtn Store ntu einseri6tet unp cine btesu.
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nit sem gtwiinintsn b.pt.utn 5u f6nnsn. Sne
rta i'd far friiprsn 3uipru6 panFt, 6Oifs id, aui
cine 6orfisbun9 otftlbsn. s. 6tfflt9,
gr. ?2 IRdiujtrr,t
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ubrt tetS Elm erOFs& Eager oes tten 9a9erbttrs unS
Yrrttre bsm {SdR, wcbsS t ttusn asebten Runetn IN
lI'n &et,n Der StaOt um btlSlfsH SeaTprt fret ire
SauS iitfsrt.
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merriam, baB
9a9srber, Ole uno YCrttr
fir 9Birt5taftn ua6 sum i5amisnat6rauh duF G(aSbtn
as;retn lbrt Die coer btbIgn QuaRtdt obnt tp,i-
ttre YreSerb6buns ms I6aus ablieftrt
SelteGur9en, in entm StO". 7te 5rase ,piIb.n roob
uIo @r1te enttrlalen, psrbtn plaftltht ausetfpbrt
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Su permtrtbtn.
Stnt9e 3trmer paleue fur ttntlne S,rr,n fl.r, o.
ntIIsr I'He biuts ~ ssrrtutr bti btnrp . ratte
:ds Der Srpaes une 5itSfI
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Sacob Siuctnt,
Dtanutactuser BON ttalttniihtn unp amtritani-
lh.u Marmor. .WOuum'ut,u, 2et6tnTtiuen iersr
art unp aler in psits 0sihaft sinltla1snbsr
Nr6elttu.
Nainltr., ,piitsn Der stem unO 6ten.
TP;ne frcu Toe uno Hanbslrutt inb .unolif tina.a.
ben, mcine rrrTd!bstn arbsttn ouf eas 9;l6modpcQt
in ;taIieniitm up6 amerItani8tm 9f.rmSr auS9ti6rt
in &usenib,n gu u,Snltn unb etntr gfuTs ~ uni,rmtr
ftu bt it aHperplrtS rtrarEt9s SetLUugn matn ba b
IberusI bin, bag i4 m,n, Stsbrta Roen eteu 10 ouf
uuo biBr btSieuen lnn ais ir9ne elm aneu lbrit0u
iN bieli9er Sact. Gan, trgt6tHt 9dccb @tnccrt
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q. H. GRAVES,
ScuIe uno Siau Yaiuttr aup GlaItr.
Snass, srtit,n Srues> unb Grat,,
RGmSne, 3a.
Ile IN btl. Ytltailtuptist tiuIbIao,ne. @rb,tyr
lope auh elrainin9, 90rbIins pnb 0ll.tn sru Smbtn
!' r9troen tnt btiaf Iub stbmadsuu autetflbrt liz,
1eIfslte auftrug, kitiet G. D tSrosrS
Oampiibifiabrt 3p'ibsn Ni6mUnp II. 9frrp 9prf
Die bsesn QrOsen uns beausm tinseribtttcn
Ibint ,9amsStcrrT unb rlnofe" wereen benz rtiI,nbn
QubItuT ur 9cuusuns Stns ,mpoblsn. Ger gsobrprtit
E,rdsi in htr Geiut, incl. St unb Ot $s uno i'm ami
lttrne $5. Die s sntSi7pR" Strl6st loren yRhnHf an
RrdstiE lsbtn 9utas I'M br Y11nlittasS pdbrrur pi
,Rcansts tetu 5rsitae UNI ubr @streS Spn GitY pin
aiasrt. g8er oas Ietttrt OamrTi1 bsnassH wiu SAT I'D
bt Sci Gntsr;eitrtten elm 6abrbiust IN 5ien.
frIn nre buojt ou9trrninsR unb punttl Il 6eFlro,r
OaffsatprsiS ne'h HnTfnitS2.00.
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3u permtttGen.
Sint9s 3tnlmer, ,paieue fur sni,Ine S.rtn fl.ns Ra-
ni''st' l'no 5'uts ~ ssrrtnitn bet btnrp . ritte
:ds Der Srpso~ une 5teSn.
Daptp 9. @prple,
9ts StraBe, swiIa,n 8ruaO, nup G5racs.
gtt6mOnb, ga.
Yratti'd,sr gas-5lttsr u. Ylumsrr.
Osristbt 1T in ben Stanp eeltst, ale. pi.its
SslGaft sini6taaenos @rttitsn sbsu lbn,u uuU
etul9sI btrjultsuen, ais irSsnp Elm onptr,s Der.
arttsIa 8ei1Gft.
8ti srtn1en.
Y. S6ao. 9. I1. 8rttn6aum.
o. 9ahtl. StsbtinS II. 9utlsE.
""retp F'f' 50. GtaS. g. @astt
5svatltsuns Der Yreic ppn ,Rpbltn.
Die 9rtiit sOn Gots jnI bic aut meter, gatrit nj,
E0f eump gOts $3.50 per q,os
SOt pail GOTs AS
6aro Gpte ttiOt SOrttn 4.5S
Dtsen gr.lltn sueIse muE 9ofe els baS 6iQise Ntu,
run9snot,riaI ee,r yStafOn ansstbcu w,rSel.
StothSunStn: Soariabuns bstu 9ituen Ottr a6gi,f.>
Die 8ubltn-garSs ttincen rt CIR S,r 10 s,rss. rrA
9at1, unS Gde Der 6. uub Bprblfr. ptb BON, Canal.
ISL -- Snr s. 2BeTIb, Agent.
SathtrI @crte. SIirI,, Rance GNeu,, &boco.
BABE ntb etAtr 9ftrSs drtr,r &rd 9arfum,rissn Qu-
une SrhaeT. SrUpn aBmocr SVap 3Stnburn gau ct So,
''Sne, &c. 'c iam Str'aaI bti s. 6. }tIber, 9st.
y. H. CHALKLEY.
panpIer pom 2spsr unO S&ub.5ir rings, 9m.
p0rtr2z BON fron30fihem SoIblsoer,
l3. Str., jpiIbtn Natn u Carp, 8hmunp, ga.
Etuiibtn Sdu6mdGtru pire biss rsgh6u(iof a1rr-
T Ha9ri spn NtStr atr art bttut cnpcbcu DiticlStu
hnotn editt ustib atS iu brcm gtbd nEt6ia, gntrf.
ISus DC s 6mSmss 9sil,a c. at, SSri,H llg~.rs u
]. n. Tue epE Svlcrr uue Suttnecru otbautbl ,p,r.
otaee 9tetr if sIti6faus scn6tIiS
ag bsit Srtif, w,rbsn gtgen Saar sSsr auts apitr,
Stutsp strtouft. JlsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-26

appredended of damage to the railroad between LOUIS
vile and Covington. United States infantry and cav
airy from Camp Dick Robinson are on the line, and
there will be several camps Of Home Guards. The
proclamation of Gen. Crittenden made to the State
Guard, had, it been promulgated two OF three
weeks ago, would have saved many of our young men
the indelibe disgrace Of having Joined the enemy.
They were out of employment; the siren voices OF
Buckner, Hunt, Hanson, and others, poisoned their
loyalty and turned it into the rankest treason. Ihey
felt corps d esprit in their acquaintance and were
taught TO believe that It chivarc to fight Tor the
South against Northern mercenaries When they now
reflect that they are the mercenares Of the absolute
despotism Of jeff Davis, that they have left friends
and relatives behind who are terrorzed at the rumor
Of hostile approach and the mighty exertions Ken
lucky Is making to beat back her migrate children,
do not envy them their feelings reflections.
Buckners proclamation, which you have also already
printed is cool piece Of mpudence This traitor says
the Legislature have been faithless to the people.
That body viii be 80, unless they offer reward for
him dead or alive, confscate his property and proclaim
his name an his person. infamous, though it is held by
some of the nobles patriots of State and more
so than the estimable of the House of Representatives
Judge Richard A. Buckner of Fayette who is deeply
panied and mortified at the detection of bis distant rea
tive who has tie assurance TO renew the infamous
offer of Gen. Polk 10 withdraw his forces if Kentucky
will submit to the indignity Of asking the Federal
troops to do so also and thus throw herself into die
loyal position toward the General Government. He
knows that he tells an untruth when he Gays this The
Confedeates have said they would have the territory OF
Kentucky necessity, even at the cost OF blood and
conquest Well Kentucky is ready to respond in the
words of the gallant Finnel: If the Confederates
must have Kentucky let them take it at the cost and
price they have named"
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Passengers Arrived

steamship Pey,a, from LireypoOthrs Msyenr M Mar
tim Mrs Martin, Mrs Morgan and daughter Mss Young Miss
Fellows Mr. Mccall Robert Maxwell, David Saw - Mehoi
son, C. Hall Van Benthuyse James ysck, Thomas Lar
Thomas Green. Mr. Wi,hse Mr. Tyes Van der Hsih Bgss
Whitaker Ennis Mr. Lucy J. G. Todd Mr. Roger, Msstf
A Taylor w Evans, Mr. Escher Mrtschoner James Lamb
and wife, John Davenport, Bernard Carr wife infant and
brother w. Wsddel, George Reid, Mss g. knapAaD Mss
Msry Butler T. Reese, l.. Vaughan Miss Sarah Stanton e.
Coleman, Howard Paul Capt Richard Price, T. Mcdonnell Nj
Lovett and Mr.. CottrelL
In sieamIsp Sdzonlo, from Hamburg ria Southampton
Adolphus Dsyey and lady Dr. H. Ahof g. Jordeu H. Rose
Aug Bergman pfeifer and lady, T. MaIet Lady Laura
s,ehn, Lsdy Clara Lokelt T. ho.enths Mrs Adolphins
Schmidt aud child, Louis Peos f. Rcke A. Roker sud 2e1
In second cabin and storage.
In steamship Eastern State from HdifdIH p Baxter w.
H. Townsend J. NJ Lewis, O. Lewis 8. Cam c. II. Baldwin,
g. f. Keith, S. NJ RyeIson. Mr.. Bingers Mr. BAXTER Ms
Lewis Mis- A. Flint =. Kirby.
In bark Eagle from CuraeodLouis Coenen, VIM. Coeren
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the South side. Not becaasethe South was right In rup

the South sids Not because the South In rup-
turing the Government but because they were confed-
crates in the cause of Slavery and Slavery must be pro-
noted on account of the agricultural interest No use to
mention principle or true economy; neither could be
inserted into their skulls except at the point OF the
bayonet After all il is the old conflict between rePub-
Icanism and aristocracy renewed. We thought it
finished in the Revolution for all time. But 1t seems
not; for trenchant Secessionsts, without exception,
maintaining Republicanism failure, boldly pronounce
in favor Of Monarchy. Christopher Gadsden spoke
with the true alatus when he said Slavery begets
slavery" Freemen despair but continue forever
hopeful of Republics, whatever ruins may strew the
way.
Last night our midnight slumbers were rudeiy
broken by the boom of cannon. We started magn-
ing war upon us in lite most terrific aspect But hear
inc no MORE and remembering gunboats, went to sleep
again. Miserable soth it proved. For the morning
found the cannon in charge of the State Guard gone 70
the Southern Confederacy and missing along with 1t
Tennessee officer, sroing at large among US without
any osensible object for three days past. The Union
ss went after in hot base but what with the reachery
of the Executive and the completely Of the Guard, there
ia little hope the piece will be recovered. A.
It's rumored the cannon has been found and re-
turned but not the eighty stand Of arms also gone with
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORx.........sEPT ~
Cleared.

ships-IIorzon Reed, HAVE. Funch, Meincke Wends
Frank Pierce Brooks Have Funch Meincke Wend; CyE
net Geham St. John, " b. Southern Chief Higgins HsvIe
H. D. Brookmsn Co. YORKSHIRE Fairbanks Liverpool O. T.
Marshall Co -
Bsrks-ouncy, Sparks, Dunkirk, =. g. spsrb; Miranda
Naples McCresdy, Mott Co.; Roctuwsy tBL), 0Neill
Queenstown, Thos Wallis; Ellen Morrison, osdin.J Aptn
Maitland Phelps 4 Co. Elbng (Prus Renel Antwerp.
Funch, Meincke Wendt Bonits tBrb Richard, Aonsess
Bay, Brett, Son Co.
Bhg.-Tri.On Coombs, Csdiz masters Robert A. Fisher,
ShscIford Para and Market dett Everett Bion Brad
bury Miller Dsmerara Brett Son CO.. Music, Klein, BOr
deauY, ID. C. Murray. q.
Small; Addie T. Barnes, Betsworth ST. Johns r. r. H. Uns
derwood A L. Cske, Endco Egg HarbOri CsrsoD Cenk
in VOLTS Bay ~ f., master; Truro (Br Gotham, yacmel
Hsyt Kunhadt Co Maria Pike Crawford Aspinwsi B. y
small j. D. Cnmer, Call Delaware City 0vertoS Chs.si
erly PHILADELPHIA Mckee, Prince Of Wales Pflsbry sseo.
Netcslfs Duncan Alfred Hs Beverage, Baltimore Mckee
stesmer-ssrsh, Jones' Philadelphia Bristol. Charles Phis
delphis
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The Real State Of Feeling.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
SOUTHERN KENTUCKY, sept. 10, 1861
At length the tramp Of armed men and the roar Of
artillery resouud on our soil less sacred perhaps than
that Of the Old Dominion, yet equally dear to loyal
hearts. The shock took away breath at FIRST for,
by some miraculous chance, expected TO escape;
yet now that the issue is forced u.s. trust to meet
it like Kentuckians. Only give us victory some
where and it will furnish material as well as moral
aid. II Is no myth that Kentucky is half horse and
half alligator. The conflict RACES with more violence
here than esewbere father stands against son. brother
against brother. And battles hourly fought by the
hearth in which bitterness and strife engendered
which eternity win hardly eface. One haste be some
thing than TO be loyaleven here. Friends fall
from him; child and wife, and brother, mock him;
and Abolitionist is venonously Missed in bis cara
word that exhauss the Of all insult in Slave
State yet defeating its own end now, since custom
withdraws the sting. Do not misapprehend Kentucky
When 1t comes TO war; thousands who voted the Union
ticket win take up arms for the South. The noun
tanees and hillsmen reliable enough also the for
eign element, and semoccasional families historic In
purer times. But the egions turn to the South; and
as II morals declined with the earhs surface, II 10
rare to find patriotism in the lowlands Last
week / travelled among the walnut bottoms
of the Ohio. On richer country the sun shope.
Pleasing eyes with fair prospects of luxurant
and mammoth tobacco, we rolled, ike the Of Jug
gemaut, over weeds rank and exaggerated as in the
morning of the world. We thought where nature is
30 liberal, man cannot be false. Yet not one the
way betrayed spark Of patriotism or the nonsense Of
any preeense. There was but one voice; the war
might rage in welcome, and Abraham Lincoln or jeff
Davis prevail or both fall in one common ruin, pro-
yided only each were let alone and 90 find market
for his cherished commodities. Alldiscimed the war;
yet forced to fight sseb CALCULATED II would b. on