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SWORDS, PISTOLS, &C.
4 BACHELORS a

DALMERs K BACHELDERS are
i receiving daily. invoices q MILF M GOODS
u sorrign snd American mansiscturs, III = Afsf
NAVY kFsys EA1aaEs. NlE
fcEataticn. STAFF. ttoc. >trgrous sAafll tlfs Sf-
geanfs' ana Naval SWORDS. fAAAfhi >AtIf>,
~ ofcefs aud Plifsfes- ROWE KNIVES. @c az.
Sra- - the shove 81 tasir lafusl .irf. snd
arr Of sap.ricr quasi. All 40 sre ~srfa ntra io
stand fsFernmsuf iri p,c'lec.
Rec atom iie4ls saouit-s - Wr~sits.
Bsxi.s CsnUous. snd ci1rf -oid ~ smtroicerr4
Olnanta ts
ErAttk.s. siol1 ana cil. for Sis1. Captain an4
Lieutenant. .~erd Knot. fuftous. Ccsfs. >lnss,
letters ant Nenb~rs. sieo. Il>Ioi> klNeiN-
FRS. o. c.lt's. sshisnsv's. Smith A wessons Ken
lnEion. Allen and msrv ether makers; al kinds
q Cartridges, csEs. Fiasks. HOLSTER. a.. A.
The above Ak be odd a. snail advance. -
Cash Al WHOLESALE . tsslers Orders als~ersd With
and despatch. svszspress cs@er' OF delivery -
Send Tor Circular
rAt2ERS 4 BACHEipfKS.
la " asis. nston -. faston
Cci. II. issi
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Farther News By she thamp,o m
from ispinyxnI;.

ADVICE from Clrthagena state that Mos
qn1ta y reported 90 - hemmcd IN Bogois.
His forces we're defeated bv Arbaff with
heavy loss
The entire Stale ct Conca. declared in ia
,or of Arbole'n The latter hung three
prisoner. in retaliation fsr ihose shot ,y Mos
qgita.
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Casrt,IN 10 THE 4td.-keT. y 4. Ii cath
Methods, Ep.seopaL Of New Lebanon. Sui
Ivan colnts. Vas. Yesterday. elected Chap
lsin OF the I'D regiment. nov 10 Camp Nigo.
aud took the oath OF - office Nj. Heath
i. possessed 81 hne ,4leai.. i aueat and
interesting rTeacher. an'i devoted patriot
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= Flag az Truce from blum bus
A sksrmish -Foraxsua

CAlRo. Oct. 1.-The steamer Gtmpus,
With hsg OF truce from the eneny's camp
AZ Columbus. asking All exchange Of prison
ers arrived here 70 day
Gen. Grant replied that OF his own accord
ne could make no change as he dill not re
cognzo the southern coniederaey
hewonld confer with higher aathonts o.
10 tie views on the sub ect
detachment of Capt. Nolemzn's cavalry.
twenty hive in number. had a skirmish with
rebel esvalry one hundred .trong at Benk
with's farm. Missouri
The federal forces we're repul.ei nth a
loss OF one killed and five wounded
Il rebel Captain Was killed 4 delAch
nent OF the 18th Illinois seized large guam
titp OF corn and lumber. horses. mules and
cattle, took two prisoners YESTERDAY At
Ihomp-ons farm Missouri
4 CAVIAR, Regiment To be- Raised an
Wisconsin
MADISON. Wis, Oct. 1.-THE Secretary of
" ar has approval of the act of Gen. Ere
mont. authorizing Gov. Barstow to raise
regiment OF cavalry. The regiment will rem
devious at GAINESVILLE. Wis.
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-z-Thefe was silly story OF fighting at
Isdacah PIT in circulation. lasl uight. shich
sres il magnitude A. il spread There vas
n0t the slighies, foundation iorn We again
warn err citizeas = .,aiass giving heed 70 zach
A.ie fumor-
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>ev York youases Captured
toUardty officer.

~ Me~Kaf. oct n Twelve of the llth
regiment 81 Nep York Loaaves were. ie-
terias. taken hs the rebels short disftnre
aho,e Newport New
Lieut. Iellen. who commanded tee iaitf
sho we're in quest % fuel Is unficr street. CT
coz stsiy behavior
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Ralph >prasue will. from now until the
close OF the season. be dali, in the recap, Of
fresh OlsTtRs o; the bet bssnds. which hc
VII sell rs the can or half can. Al the lowest
rates lie vii also serve them NJ N any
-tslc a. ordered. on short notice. Il his 81
loon one door south ofihe stewart House
nrsnhef | / III
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d - sSrei . re sa-.s IL. i's.e. tA-u1hs
b.. woa'd lsll N tbe h,tile. bai he "a eai.a
sna brave. ai.a insisted that he va. oul, ssk
in. e.a-cr prseauiion Ours : regiment 81
ia. m.a .ad The ScFs cant vs. among ihe
braves. lie ssli ear, ia sle se,iou ard ~
c,rsiel ~ the field hs our Chaplain and osb
g.. hat 10 a. not brought 70 oas camp uli
I'll. .sfsn.n~. Ne sent Ter ne and reteatea
hi@ ia..sor lionS. gres .onsls given. n relasion
q seaaiax re hunting es~cs vatcl -nd ever
shrx l,-,ousins 70 h.m O. b. Ne tie took
NV hani anl sa,l he was rncrf.sliy wounded !.
tast ~ hsa performed h's dusy - - ~oun
try. Gener,i REYNOLDS ra> lean.n. e,es he
d,inx soliies on one s.le ii ne coi All | ~
TIE oss-r TIE hero. ,cire -. ssts -sr,,-S
A. he cslls,l "a Cod - bie-- - General srsl
hasls him good bye He -ansss-~i uah me-
until he surgeons saAl be mat i.ei tsik 81
/ les snd - hin alive a. n,sss tspsa.s
Foe.s ~ n,,e.f al f..iaiells uea.l 20 the
sood -old.er'. diving ~.-hes Ma Col -
.uage the grief cf the stricken a.is
viii stats that the Iish Issii.nA ..lsn.
,eer- receive great praise ffoaa the ceuersl
.n5 Col. Kimball FOR their soidiesly cor<incs
Yesterday The praise Of yeeF co"H'rys'sp.
CAot. Dsan. % the Nif2.ais battery. ). a
ever ones mouth. both Tor 'kill and N
dhDnssd vsic-.
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- LotIs. Oct li-Secretars Cameron
and Aaiurnt General Thomi~. arrived late
last night
The Secrefars resicn 81 t.ss -ih Won
I'm regiment. Col Muphev. uhie', h.i iu-i
arrived ~ etc nb.si hNfofe har,um kpie'
this morn nE.
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The undersigned proposes % give inS'fuc-
ton 10 limited number Of pupil. IN The
iasin M Greek languages. Aleeprs.. 6eors
elrs 4e aith he higher brsneh,, 81 Ea
e.i-, sueh ~ NAV be desired
TIE ies~-rs viii commence on Monday
lfia C--abes. in-iast Al the ioom over
N'ns'ul. clothing sore Main Street
Is,fn made known on application to
J.. r LEAkE
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Htu4ts. o. li-0n faht Hlhi me
schooner Saco from Chlcaeo sfl.t- pn q bar
at he month - the Greek anil este carried
on the break Nsies where ,he he. full ~ vs.
ter Her rarco 81 = eo1 hss-hcls 81 wheat
= ruined
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Han HArs.--T II Lonerre-mh0 IS q
frsctieal Halter. and successor to Joseph 4.
YATES. corner If Fifth and Wabash Street
has received IL Fall si,,e Of bioex, and has
NON on hand amt : manufacturing t.. Tder
the handsome-t style 81 Fall aad Winter
Hats u Price. ranging from two dollar. up
ward. Off
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BkSrsIr BAlL.--A Bell Will be gwen as
the CrSTeAt EScf~r Hor-K. or THURSDAY
evening. October IL. le6l. for the beaeft of
JoHS KELLEY. disabled Fireman
Good mrsie in attendance
Tickets reasonable. - suit he iipss -
For .aie 1t he iorr. JOHN kELLEY
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roNsoRiAL.
A.caicatcd Eair Wash

lSkoF. GEORGE W. CANADA
hss.ax runffr4 his Sasfine sn1 Hsis fse.siar
ssir-sn otnla< - Trrts Hsafs fl.lsr. i~sr<
nleTn 80 cftr~us aat rahiic Esnersllv. thss BE
j. rr~psr~t - wst rp-.a customers la 30
as-a safi.fsrfaFF Sfrtrt aftruffor Eiren
Shsr.s..ss - srf Cetfinx fshrs 80 ttffIs sslfls
sfo y sA~tRs
3sa
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- ihts~. G.; il-Caps 7 n long 81
Icue Haufe. i appointed Captain Il the
Icie-r.phic t'rard rs M.ssouu lie lesse-
Tere Hsu'c ~ Fdles e. fske eommsna
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4 Good Addition In s.su Lanes
Hfsrade

J.. tsi~WosrH. Om tl.---t,ib~vn iatt.rs
vhici recsulv came ~ from Utah. con-i-t-
ing Of tao IL pound howz end fenr o
Founders. hl. been attached - Gen Lines
brirsfe l,v order of the " lr nrfsrsmc,,t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-15

Ws understand -sss the lndlanai-,ls- Jour
A. sha Governor Morton received y
patch ..om General Wallace. a; Paducsa. ou
ss,us,ias evening. announcing that the eae,as
we're sfsaacing. AMI Al attack on that place
VA expected ever hpus~ We shall d1ub;
s-s have stirring ness iron, there very ~ "a
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BOOKS.

TRUMPS n NOVEL BY GEO
l v. CURTIS 'rierdie'y niussrs.-d y nsppn
MACAuLAY'S HISTORY or ENGLAND
Vol. fri
TIE WITS AND REAUx oF SOCIETY
~ tie su,Ass a ''Q.eens q Soeey"
sPise~r A " H. hcckr'saAkA
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

e The lsdie. Of the Congregational
church. are already moving IN the matter e
preparing supplies Of blankets. &C. Tor the
TROOPS IN Western Virginia asd elsewhere
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4 NonLs ,~D P,Ixtorse ExaNix II
G hcCune. Of Plrke county. announced on
Satssity morning that ie would start on
MONDAY. tor Gimp Cheat Mountain. and
would take ehlrse Of ans clothing blank
eta the people nigh, desire % send to Capt.
Foot Company The people ven; . work
and ne leaves thi- ety. this morning. in com
pany with Mr.. }. h. Barr. taking with him
sssen boyes containing the following article
$50 pair of wooden ~oeks
lei blankets
2Oi pair of mitten>
300 shirts
$50 pair OF drawers
pair OF boots
pair Of pants
pair Of vests
fnl- y doing nobly. and should be II once
initiated by every county in the State Let
; yie1 he the first To- follow the example
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Gons1 : LsDgs Book The embef
No. o: this most popular and admirable aas.
lzine = on orr ,afle We have exhausted
The lezicoa Of adjective IA praise 81 tbs
Magazine. and yet oar admiration increases
With ever number
The Tine - subscribe .os nex- se4f = JET
Il hand Those desiring Goley f0s l-oe
ca. had to - their 141ne- 80 tao dollars
bs ne middle II Sovemtl
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- light Dispatches
Rc.psn-c - The spyea' af General
Ntf.e

usi-s.
DAfT,>. Get. liza Esyen., to TIE no
e'smlflon of The tio'ernof n Ohio which
uss received here nn SATURDAY. NOR inx.
rabi.e meeting Sss hs.d Saturday nshi
tun.nifee. eefe ane3.0fri ftr each ward
- tfe rifs O. 80 rii ,lf.nstian- az rlsfhinr
hlsrkri. e ~ nho toiun.ef.
T. - clock i'f- evening. frsfa twelve
is iiiss tealle,i blankets we're oohif ibutei
besisie~ large qusHity ct other clothing
con- sting 81 eferrsssfs shirts araSers. nut
mafers s.
TIE hrst oaio kesiment po~ n, Cknp
Corwia rcre iulls supplied vi;h such ara
Gle. - they aeclel. Fsom lie way contri.
betion. are cofn'r. =. there vffi be large
surplus for gensra. dssr.batoa
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PsuAnrsraiA. OcT li-A special di-
tafch from Washington 90 the Rslletin. Civ .
extracts ffo-, the Richmond krquiref ~ the
i0.h brought - sa escaped PRISONER.
A brisk quarrel arising ont Of the condsrt
al the G. mpaizf iu " esfrfu Virginia. Was 70
ins an between Messrs Fiosd sud Wise
rhe Enquirer ssyS thst Ger. Wise as
never tainted With a sosrir.tn of a csise
lide Fiosd
The engineer Who ran a traia on the hs-k
or the cav Of the b1ttls Of Buii's kuz. has
been discharged.
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BOAR DING.

THOSE IN ssafch o private
Il isetrftrr Heust s4n - st,.1 = e-lsfse -
s-rner = FessiA 81 4 81 streets. ~ ..
a~tiaff
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- Secretary Cameron and Aljutauf s'e..
Ihon'as. passed through ihi- CITY about :
o'clock ia-i nigh, On a special train "a foufe
Essf
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Iiow DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP

ctET - MANY DISEASES
4 Pr A X En- TLY ISSINILhRy
@henerer the mind i taxed more THAI he te.s
he Penafy Is Dyspepsia. Tie ino~, oosveHieut Issns
for legion < complaints. beginning with impaired
digestion. and general, ending IN CONSUMPTION.
AM all originating in dstrFior ~ the blcod
IRON re Ksv. nr GRFFNiEAF
CrsciSNAri. October =. lsse
have derived % much persouai beneai fre<n t.
Peruvian syrup" that do not hesitate &c feco.n.
mend is u al tbst large class q Cases. ~ber,
Iron j. iLe efficient remedy To clergynen c<s,-c.
ally. and persons whose occupations heavily iLa
nervous energies. 10 sufferers from the dsislla
ting effects u I'm heats. believe this % be "A.
invaluable fsnecai agent
r. n. GREFNIEAF
Eectur q 81 faui's Church
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RECRUITING.

" k~TKD fssa TuF tNlELD SAFE> Aflsf =
w ttis-tt-slft u<n. eflaeta agts q <tfrfr
80 ill-s~-fre sssrs. ~. ~ shusr - Fa.l.I-
,e~r. frul si1so - see ~ asarts- sifh rs-i.s-s
49, easftsss - tcnsnisrc~ 81 orlct.
ss.ff r-r-eof fexrisifes-. Az seldieT Ast - -
scriaaIfs q beeosrlux ctfszuisf iersd p1le<f
p faftAef inforrssflor. Apply - ~ feraafff
al 1srre- Hsets. 80 ws~t siae e TIE s4nsfe
TERM oF f.>If>T wE>T.
TIN rec " n II - i.
ALFRED a.. uOtcH,
CAP "a lafsstry [ Z A.. Re<vsssns on<s.
ls.g -. AZ
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FOR SALE.

1 L PUBLIC AUCTION. on
N Thursday October 18th. al the residence q
the subscriber Opposite the T.iersph Mills Fsfh
street; one HORSE one f.Ady's Pony. Cow on
Farm wsgcn and Express Escon one Csrriage sri
oi- Buggy. Two Lscy's Saddle .Args ID - aoubc
and siugae Harness, or fine i'i1io. wiki other
Household Furniture II q superior character and
variety II ether articles TOO tedious g. racuuon.
Sale = commence ~ 3 - &c ock. Terms Cash.
The " opsrfy NAY bcssasniued o. ;he moff-ng Of
-sie. &c acFEF -
osy dff
Journs. copy aud >eni b,li 10 sh~ off,
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.

DI.rATonD Al rnr wrsTERs usroS Iisr.
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Coloxro MA-oslc Lopos % ihsKl ~, "a.
-Darne Loige No. 4. re-pec tfn.i, invite
the celosed Msson- 81 TefTe u4use . al
tend festival. NJ tieir I.odze koeIs. corner
Wabash ard Seconds streets. VA Thursday
n'-h. ne "a ir,t At y o'e.ocs
G. DAY. " "
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Loea --On Yesterday esea.rg Ca fougth
street. beiNeep foplp lIees AID tue Post
Onire. PARK - = brass Instrument. consist
Ing - 80. shank 4bont six iuches
long with German liver mouth piecc On II.
The arcsr VII pc literally rewarded by
leaving !. =, crisher. Fewelrv tore
Oc. ~ dii
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&C. Scferer~ .ora Scrofiio1s affections eiesn -
Why wear your lsnples, Bio,chss. Viccfs, Sorts'--
Why have tie nsc twisted o. q yoa ~ pyspep<ia
rheumatism and CONT WY suner Syphilss.c sfd
hercrrisl diseases 10 TOT the os~ in your ioey y
lie aesa of your bone-' Why set your slaexiss.
llsod drag az scatter - di.is-rpers t1crcaSh vosr
Ve4s AlKk's Ccsr. Ell O. SaFssp2E.l.s cure.
these complaints. and cssns~s them out a the -.
ten. Tse r faithfully and you bring 70 society
heAltl.sr. oieaIlieF and FAR more acceptable mem
ber.- DeE.ocrsi. baltimore. Nd funr1lwiw
rs Ne woa.d call the particular attention q
- rcacer % TIE advertisement of Ncissn
Strengthening Cordial Al yolcaslic OIL Izrinseri
They 100 vel know. N LIS Community 70 ~
quire recommendation LIT there AZ many q Ger
readers ~to suffering fFo-a dersngeuasas Ct toe
digestive organs, without the slightest isea q u
real case giving rise 10 symptoms such a. desyca
cency, rervous unpleasant feeling. indcoision. iscl
q; energy, making ssisteaoe burden. Te 81 VIZ
may es afflicted sry this Cordial. Il vii give irsa-
tists relief. 10 Al who may Be sesic;cd With Sore-
or Psias n any lind, Try the LinnasfI she the a.
vertiseni~a, ~ smother column. sUg2ldr-lw
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Recruits for the Forty
Third Regiment.

ihs Regiment. row 4uarierel II Camp Vigo.
Apply non w f. NOLAN.
Leoieuarl Co'une, Commanding.
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Ds.rH or srHsr NJ J uR~iK fkIer.-We
hnd the following letter from J oskey
Couuai--ary OF the lish regiment. toa eitifen
OF Indianapolis. concerning lac death OF
Sergeant Urner Price. ~ the Indianapolis
JJHraal Of Yesterday
Cnksr NoVsrNt~ Sr~st.
Sf.n HrIro~vItis, WisrrRS Va.
October tth. loSi
~ Al fair~p. YESTERDAY. during M stack
made On the enemy a. the camp. t~eise
nlle- rom this place. Sergeant Timer
Pic tel unortslly wounded He died. this
raornsnx about l o'elo~k lie 49, soldier
"s@as i,.,s. sans FeproAeh" he VA struck
by fragment Of she'll sesr the hip. aud
tie ,oint vas broken to fr,gment. The
lrnb was aupus.sei 1t tho hip. and the brave
soldier .ank IN death Re survived tho
,ls-fssipa a ~lsori time ouls
| made the acquaintance - Mr. fu,. "a
Camp kinbali. and kn.s HIM ana,.bie
hiud intelligent gcnsleman sii severe
friend he stFose % reuder me every SO -
ain.iee-. that AZ IN his power AMI entess
ofe-i - reciprocat~
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STOVES. TgNWARE,
Department !

B. H. CORNWEIL.
S~p- = isci Nos. L. a lSs Waha>h Str
Having sala Stock q good, - h. n. C0r1e ell
he partnership harefof0re existing between -. un-
der the name and stsi- q : n OF a. j. this aas
cissolvec The business OF the arm viii ba sexicd
By ). Wolf 10 whom all clsims si BE- presented aid
all pas nsEt, must o. mad IL vii be fsuud with
Mr.. Cornwsil and woaik urg- The immediste seEtl'-
sscni 81 aA indebtecusss 10 the firm.
IL retiTEg IRON III proprls torship Of TIA Hs~.s
Ne recommend 10 ncuse-caS PATROLS
W assured h. viii spare no effort u xiv
sufire satisfaction : WOLF
- d~u Nm. FATT4R
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The Grea, English Remedy

old ~ = u. Cts.s.ss-. I,lf, Ilseis. So e. g.
pseisnie dealers in medicine srrfI via
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
Navigation of the Upper Sacramento.

SHSsTA, June IA, 1861
for the report of the committee appointed to
receive proposals for CLEARING out the river and
receiving subscriptions to meet the propo-
|sals
This being a matter in which every far
|mer, every miner, every consumer and every
business man-merchant hotel keeper,
blacksmith, wagon maker carpenter, painter,
|bricklayer. or what not-are deeply inter
[ested, hope to learn on that day that Shasta
Ihas, through her committee, determined to
protect herself from absorption by the enter
prise of outsiders. and capable of advancing
|her own interests in the adoption of the plan
of the last meeting of her citizens, or by some
amendment to that plan.
Inasmuch as the committees report will
have great influence upon the further action
Iof our citizens, We hope it may be such as
ITO show that it has done its duty SO as fully to
|disprove the often made assertion, here and
|at the Bluff, that SHASTA can't do any
thing ~ MINER.
We take pleasure in being able to say to
our correspondent, "Miner," that we have
every reason to believe the committee on
navigation appointed at the late meeting of
our citizens are active in the discharge of
their duties, and will probably present sub
scription on the Goth inst, amounting to near
SIS, ,000-the money on which can be raised
at an hours notice. We have no doubt ct
the " good work going on"
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

PRIvATEERs CoMING.-The Call says i
'has good grounds for stating, the United
States authorities, on this coast have received
positive information to the effect that priva
|teers, commissioned by jeff. Davis are g
their way to this coast ria Cape Horn for tn,
purpose of intercepting and capturing Pan
anna coast steamers loaded with treasure. L
such report is correct, the privateers in ques
|tion must be some fifty days on their way anc
|of course cannot arrive under fifty day
from this time
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
Gubernatorial.

1t affords us great pleasure to announce
THAT the Hon j. W. McCorkle, of Butte, /:
Ia candidate for Governor, and that his claim:
will be pressed before the Union Fourth O
July Convention, by his many friends anc
admirers-Judge McCorkle rendered emf
sneht service in the good old Democratic
cause last fall, and nobly did he battle fol
the right, as represented by our standard
Ebearer, the Little Giant" of Illinois, whose
present position commands the respect Of
,every patriot. Judge McCorkle will make
IAN excellent Governor.
Hon John Conness, of Ell Dorado is also 6
candidate for this high Office. Our reader:
are aware that Mr.. Conness is one of the
most eminent parliamentarians in the State
and that he has rendered remarkable service
to the Union Democracy by his brilliant, and
indefatigable advocacy of the right of the
people, and more especially in his bold and
adherance to the Union and the
preservation of the Government. Hon
Eugene Casseley, of San Francesca, is also
announced by his friends, in this Convention
the eminent abilities. manly qualities, and
incorruptable honesty of Mr.. Casserly, ad
mirably qualify him for the discharge of the
nigh duties he aspires to.
The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15
CALL FOR A COUNTY CONVENTION

Resolutions adopted by the Democratic
County Central Committee of Shasta county ]
May %, 1861:
Rssolrsd, lst. That Union Democratic County
Convention is hereby called to meet in Shasta, in
the building door below the Charter Oak, (for
meriy occupied by E. Pestncr as a grocery and
provision store,) on Wednesday, June 26th, 1861,
Tor the purpose of eecting delegates the cnsuin
State Convention which convenes at Sacramento on
the 4th of July, to the Senatorial Convention, to
make nominations for county officers, aud to trans
act such other business may be deemed proper.
Fesoiced, I'd. That the basis Of representation to,
said County Convention be follows: One delegated
FOR each precinct, delegate for every twenty
votes and one delegate for every fraction less than
twenty-five votes east for the highest Dcmocratic'
Elector in November last
Resotred, Sd. That recommend all uncondi-;;
honal Union men to assemble in their respective!
precincts on Saturday, June 22d at O'Clock P NJ
for the purpose of elcctng delegates said County,
Convention and the tests be, endorsement of the!
resolutions adopted by the Democratic State Central
Committee at their late meeting, of which J. P.1
Hogc, Esq, is chairman, and willingness to sup-
port the nominees OF the State, Senatorial and]
County Conventions.
The following is the appor,ionmcnt of delegates.
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The Shasta courier., 1861-06-15

Iment of this country, is Sufficiently known to
those of our citizens who are almost Of the
f. manor born, to require description. That
Ehe passed through the fiery ordeal unscathed
lis fact that we believe none will gainsay or
[controvert.
Like all men of this generation. Gen. Dosh
did not deery the love of fame, or that infe-
grior shape of it, the love of Reputation. The
same principle that animated DR.. johnson,
and led him to value . the praise of every
human being evidently formed part of
the character of the deceased.
The citizens of this town, and troops of
friends abroad, mourn the loss ofGen. Dosh i.
But next to his own bereaved family, it is
natural that the potent shower of grief should
FALL most heavily upon us, the surviving,
editor of this paper. 1t has been our good
fortune to be associated with him, as editor
land proprietor of the COURIER, from its foun-
|dation to the hour of his death, and it is a!
source of qualification to us that during al
this time, period of nearly ten years, therel
has been constant flow of good feeling ex-
listing between us in all our relations.