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The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
Words with a Meaning.

Edward Everett, in late speech, in re.
viewing recent letter from Prince Gorts-
chakoff, the Russian Minister of Foreign Af.
fairs, addressed to Baron Stoeckel, Minister
of Russia to the United States, uses the fol.
lowing forcible language:
1t is truly amazing that the South, if in.
sensible to ali other considerations does not
see the suicidal faulty of her course. 1t has
hitherto been matter of urgent policy with
statesmen and rulers, as far as it can be done
by honest means. to extend the territorial
limits and increase the population of eoun.
try. The South is exhausting herself in the
frantic attempt to demolish by two thirds the
territory and the population of the country Of
which She forms part. A belligerent Pow
er sometimes perishes in the ntter failure of
its ambitious proiects-the South is ruined if
she succeeds. The worst foreign enemy
could not infict upon her 1.-THE of the mis-.
chief she is striving to bring on herself. A
commercial marine and navy as the means
of protecting it, and as the indispensable
condition of security at home and influence
abroad, have hitherto been coveted by all the
States possessing an extensive seacoast. The
South insanely proposes to let herself down
from the position of one of the first maratime
Powers of the world, into ffth-rate semi
provincial Government, holding, the in
ingress and egress of her ports at the tole-
rance of any Power in Europe that can keep
half dozen steam frigates at sea. If it were
not for the Navy of the United States, the
Bey of Egypt might, at this moment. seal up
every Southern port from Hatteras Inlet to
the mouth of the Rio Grande. The Imaum
of Muscat if he was this side of the Cape OF
Good Hope, would be dangerous neighbor
to Charleston and Mobile. The American
statesman Of the last generation, under
Virginia President, surrounded by Cabinet
and Congress largely controlled by Southern
influences, proclaimed the doctrine that the
American continent was no longer to be
deemed open to foreign colonization. The
sagacious South is now straining every nerve
to turn twenty neighboring sister States, be-
longing to Union of which she has hitherto
all but monopoiized the Government, into an
overshadowing foreign power, planted side
by side on her American soil. Her reasons
for a policy so stupendously suicidal are,
that in Constitutional Union with these
sister States. she is not allowed to extend
slavery into territory now free land where 1t
could not possibly go,) and that laws by
which her fugitives are required to be sur
rendered on their way to Canada generally
enforced in good faith, however at variance
with public sentiment), fail, perhaps once
year to be executed. Her remedy for this
friling evil. and her redress for this imagina-
ry wrong, is to deprive herself OF the rights
for her by the Constitution, and
faithfully secured to her by Federal Courts,
Executives and Congresses of its choice; to
constitute herself an alien and an enemy In
twothirds of the States and Territories, and
% bring down Canada to the Potomac.
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A Coon JOKE on A RAILROAD CONDUCTOR.
The Oswego Times tells the following good
story of a conductor known among the boys
as :. Aleck:''
On the two o'clock slow freight and pass
enger train from Syracuse, yesterday. were
a lady and her son, youth of good dimen-
sions. the latter travelling on a E" half ticket"
After innumerable stoppages and delays, in
unloading freight, &C., by which the patience
ofthe passengers is usually exhausted lOnGbe-
fore they reach this city, the conductor made
his appearance for tickets. Glancing at the
first at him then at his mother, and at the
ticket, and remarked that he was large
boy to be riding at half-fare.'' 81 know"
said the lady, 9 know he is sir, but then
he's qroun good deai since zee started, The
last seen of Aleck he was on his way to speak
to the engineer about it.
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A REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER LYNcHED.-
A Hatteras correspondent of the New York
Tribune says:
"a lady Just from Wilmington, North Car
olina, tells me that when the news of the Fed
eral victory at Hatteras arrived there, a COM
panv of men were assembled in a store and
extolling the secession flag, when an old rev.
oIutionary soldier tthe only one known to be
living in North Carolina) interfared, and
asked the seccssionists if they knew how
much the Stars and Stripes cost? He said he
did. for he fought under them and saw them
when first raised, and that he would neEef
recognize another At this he was taken,
his head half shaved, plaster put On, and
the plaster covered with tar, and the tar with
feathers. and then he was hurled into the
street,'1
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can only say appearances are deceptive, and
assays of very little use.
MISCELLANY

can only say appearances are deceptive, and
assays of very little use.
MISCELLANY.
Early in the season both tools and provisi.
ons were scarce and dear, now they are here
in good supply, and selling at fair prices.
Money, however, is exceedingly scarce, and
if comfortable clothing was selling at half
the present rates some poor fellows would
have to go without. 1t is impossible to sell
even the best of mining ground at more than
nominal prices: and this being about the
only property the inhabitants possess, many
of them are sadly pinched for means to pro.
cure the necessaries of life; yet such is their
claimss that the poorest here are resolved to
hold on and see what they will come to.
This has been a very orderly and well be.
haved community from the first; fighting,
shooting. and the like being of rare occur.
renee. We have also had less contention
about town lots, mining claims, &C., than is
common in new places. The climate here
seems healthy: there being but few cases of
sickness or other aiiment nor have any &C.
cidents OF a serious nature occurred among
our people. During the winter largenum-
Der of claims will be opened, and their char
acter established. In the spring it is expect
cd mills will be brought in, and the business
of extracting the precious metals largely en-
gagged n.-Co5respondence Of the Scientific
and Mining Press.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
COUNTY DIRECTORY


Distrfs Judye-Wilian p Dairgcrheld, Of
Shasta
County Judge-Jocl 7. Landrum.
Associate Justices IN. S. ksIl Il, oeJ Sunny.
County Trcasurer-Felx Tracy
Efeeerder-J. r. Durick-
Clcrk-John Anderson.
.She,if-John S. Follansbee.
Leder She,if-m. IL. Angel.
Tar CoIector-A. Skillman.
Deputy Tar Collaboration D. Anderson
.1ssesser-Caleb atkins
PaJtic Admiaistrstor-Dennis Dunn.
.Sarreyor-A. G. Quait.
District Atoypey-W. l.. Knox.
SIP. Public Hastructon-G. X. Godfrey.
f3oerd If Sapercisors.-lst District, Samuel
Cooper 81 District, j. W. Romer Sd District, A.
j. Reid.
Township Officers.
Shasta Toonship.-Justices-C c. Bush and
Geo. s. Kittrid-e. Constabes-J. NJ. Short and
z. Gilhooley.
FreReI Gxtck Tornship.-Justiccs-E Dickinson
and Wm. Hopping. Constable-Wm. Davis.
clear Greek Tewmskip.-Justces-G II. Brooks
ana George Corson. Constables-Chas- Mcdonald
and A. Engle.
-Lockhart Tocnship.-Justices-L L. Y. Hastings
and C. ii. Stevens.
Sierra observation-disclosures. F. Frank and &.
W Adams Copstab]es--Isaac Shouse and r..
Donaldson.
Pit Rirer rTomashp.-Justicc-Joe Summy.
Ssgar Loef Toonsbip--Justiee-W. ii. Brock
way. Constable-D. Cornus.
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shasta County Courts.

Held on the first Mondays of March, July and
November.
At said terms. the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall be first disposed Of and after
that the business of the County Coprt and Probate
Court in such order as the Judge may determine.
BOARD OF SurERvIsoRs-Meets lst Mondays ii
Nav August November and February.
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VALUABLE REcEIrT.-To make nice lain s;Ia
Law your hand under descending pA'
driver. g. ,-our watch
To be ahead of time-Carry your "''eA
behind you. c.a o.t in the
rain. 1 ,ett,ng sober
Ta tell if YOU love a girl-Haye some
,allow headed chap 60 to see he1;
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Times of Holding Courts

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SHAsTA-Second Mondays of March, June an
November.
SisKIYoU-Third Monday of January, first Mon
day of May. and third Monday of September
7nISIrY-Secopd Mondays in April, August an
December
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Prentice says: 1t is thought dangerous
thing to board man of war, but we have
known fifty soldiers, each a man of war,
boarded by single landlord-but he was q
host.
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The Law of NEWSPAPERS.

J. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
fhc contrary. considered as wishing to continue
their subscription.
?. If subscribers wish their papers discontinued.
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid
y If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office place TO which they are
sent they held responsible until they settle their
bill and give notice to discontinue them
4. If subscribers move to other places without
Informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
tLs former direction, they are held responsible
Notice should always he gisep Of removal.
s. The courts have decided that refusing 10 take
a paper or periodical from the Office or removing
and leaving it uncallcd for, is prima facia evidence
of intentional fraud.
~ Postmasters would obligc, bya strict fulfill
,nent of the regulations requiring them to NOTIFY
publishers once in three months. of papers BOT ia
Ken from their office by subscribers.
re- Under the law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which they are
published.
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SHASTA COURIER.

~ + p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
to receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same.
OFFICE-l5lt Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
FoR SALE.

GOOD AND COMFORTABLY
H;::l Dwelling House Main street. situated in
Nil the vicinity Of Scott's Hotel and Corral
The owner wishes TO leave town, and will
sell the property at bargain For further psrtie-
alars apply to A. Skiman.
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Meneftes ppn mericp.

New<gOrf, II. Deg. Der Dampfsr Go-
lumbta fam beute BON Savanna uno braats Sad
riGten Biz gum 6. nit. Gbarles Mnoerlpn, Der
8ruOer bon @eneral Nnperlon, fam nit letner
5amilte auf Dem Columbia an. gr brad aus
Dem Gs6elengefdngniB in San Nntpnio aus II,
na4te cen g8es bis na6 MpntereY in Mertcr
u SUP. Dprt nabm man i'm frennbliG auI
mo bra9te i'm an 8orb bes brtttil@en YOl.
amPfer @lYDe, NIT Dem CT mad 5a01nna stus,
Der @lpOe beee9nete Der pantheon 8lOtte in
Iner Gntfernung BON SO Meilen bon gera Gru3,
Die Msrifauer 9spenten perielbm etuen mar
ten gmpfaug st tereiten. Naer 9artet6aB iuar
inter tbnen peel9punben posr in benz 6aB eeeeu
5panten aufge9an9en.
Sci @era @ru3 pper 3ampieO wirb iebuA tetu
BiberltanD 9eleiltet, fOnceru Der &f mebr
70 SnIano gejp9en perOen. Die &anOnen bon
Urt San Suan D'llpn rurben beB6al6 pette.
IS Snnere gebra6t.
Die gmeIanber in 6aSanna lEnp itber Die @e.
~lnaenno6me Wlalon uno SltDea's auf etuem
:itttl8eu Dampfer bS6li6f entratet.
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Ole ganta Ve.@oa.

&anias City, 10. DeSbr. Die Santa
Sc uno Cannon Gtt9 9pIt lit in lebter giadbt mil
Na6rt6ten pom "a. glop. a%n9etcmmen.
Aqe 8auleute in DEM GerritCrium ltno Don
Sol. ganbeY aufsefcrpert mprpen, tbr @eo Del
6trma DenalO1On tn Santa Sc ais Nnletbe fttI
Die &eeteruns ob3uliefern.
Dim Is. y. Sc. fam cine 8anpe Ndboic.Sn'
Diansr na4 CAROLS in Der Nabe BON Nltuqher=
que unb Itabl cine Men9e 3uaoieb. Cine Nn.
gail @tnpubner lebten tbnen nad, feds paepn,
wel6e ben ~ii6rieen Sprau0 paren, fielen ober tn
einen 6interbalt nnD tpurben getSotet. Der Jfef
fanb, oaB er Sn ldwa6 lei, I'm Die Serfol9un1
fprt;uleben, unD febrte strttd.
OieIelben Snbtaner babeu anoere 9rpBe Ndu'
bereten ~be1angen, Sol. @anbeY mil Elm anoerei
.SYfem ein1Ibren, UNI Die Snotaner i'm 3aun
gu balten. Qnltutt Die Sruppen auf einem go
ten 3ulantmen3ubalten, mill ct fe In Gcmpa9
nteen einttRtlen nm an pafenoen @renj<Dunf-
ten ltattpntren, pom wel9en aus Die Snotanel
RAID ~SerfOlst werpen fGnnen, renn ie &aube'
rtten SerluHen.
GS peroen Mrltalten setrpfetr, nm etne Dplt'
route apil6en Santa Sc uno Denver GttY Der.
3ulis1sn ; bis babin feblt mod bte Strede 3pt
l1en Colorado unp 6puntatn Gitp. Man bpf
pur9 @erbeferuneen ouf oieIer Strede unb NIT.
telf bes Selegrapben BON Denver GttY aus NaGr
ritten bon Santa Sc In 8 Sa9en III erbalten
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Matne: 1aaipr SO. s. @nrOner, 9. ct. o.,
Qtuaufa. 8ermpnt SterlI. Mirrrts, .. ct.
81, 8urltnetcn. glep SampIbire Sberll. 9.
@atman, l, Snf. 3eg., Gonccrp. NahaGus
1etts S6erll. McDa9, 2. Snf. Nesy Cant
bridge. R9ope Ssian6 : gopt. 0m. Selses, /.
@rttlerte &e9tment, YrpSipence, @unnecttcut
S6trF 8m, @ateS, 3. Dirt. &e8, Sort Erumbua.
Nep- gprf Majpr S. Ssraeua, /. Snfant.,
Tlmtra unO Mbans. 9ennploanien @upt. 81
s. Dodge, 8. Snf,, 5arrisburs, Oelarare
Mlaior s.. g. Subj, 9. ct. 81, Wilmington.
NlarglanD Sberfl. S. 8. BYe, 4. Artta.,
Qumapulis. @ireinien @tatOr S. s. NeptCn,
g. 81. g., @6eeltng, Sbtu; NlaiOr Dc. 6,
Nlr9fee, g. ct. o., Camp Gbaie, Columbus,
Rentudg Mator s. @. edmonton, 9. Ct. q.
indianapolis. Mlt6t9on Sberlfl. 6. 8aders
8. Snf., Detroit. 8isconfn; MajCr q. 9.
Smtt6, IL. Snf, Mapipn.
MtnnelCta Cart. q. .. NelIp on, 10. Snf,
Sort @neutua. Soma, gapt. $. 9. 5enoer-
l6ett, 2. Dirt, Davenport. Mt6Ourt /: Sberlt y
6. 6. 8nnneeiQe, Ser. Ct, g., SeferIOn Bar
RAIDS. Ganlas: cemmanbirenoer SfT5ier Don
Sort Qeabenrprtb, Sort QeapenpUrtb.
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eOfalsNenisfeiten aus gBaf6inston.

Oas erfe Mt9tgan-GaDallerte
st g I m ent fam am Otentag auf benz We9e
mad 8ante' Otpilipn bier hurG. Mann unr
Dferb lInb pom belten Material, bod ben 9teitern
fsblt mod ems : ndmli9 Die &eitfunf.
Man lC0te Die in srpBer Qn5abl ocrbanceneu
tiGtt9en aueldnptlden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gum
@tnerer3tren biele e Nefrutfn peripenpen.
Dtutf6 fltn9enbe Namen in Der
Sterbelilte Der Nrmee: s. Buftpalter, Comp. 6
4. @ennlpIo. gpI. 9tegtment; Bnt. 8errtn9er,
Gump. q II. YsnnlYlo, SOL. gestment 6riepr.
@eftnesr, Comp. $ 40. Nennlplp. SOL. 9e9.
Dte &ebe1len ICGlen, na9 ein9eaufenen
8eri6ten, jebt BET Srccquan cine Ma9t bon
10000 Nann sulammen9e3c9en baben.
Wteber etn Mprp.- 8Crgelern Mbenb
;piIHen 6 unp Z rbr tuurbe Elm Splbat Jlamens
Sanrs GpipIer pom So. Yennlylo. Sleatment i'm
9aule BON @1en 0arren (oliaS SennY 2inp) In
Der l. Narb an ber Stem gJprf ~. 3pilAen p.
unb %. StraBe erldoIen.
Die 9pli3ei fanp i'm, ala fe in pa8 5aus elm
brang, lpra4lpS auf Der Groe lie9en NIT elmer
&usel i'm Sinterfopf unb Der 8ertpunpste tart
geeen II 16r Nbenps.
Die QetGe puroe BON 3pet gripern tbfntii=
3irt er mar unperbeiratbet uno aus Y~ittsbura.
= glen @arren, Die Se1serin bes Gtabli6e=
ments, MarY Nrmltron9 (altas GtB @ppns)
peIAe nit Sopler tn Elm pberes 3tnmsr gegan,
gen unp BET leinem @iurbe 3ueesen mar, George
NetlU, Jubrmann, welher NIT 6cpIer In Daa
9aus sesunsen tpar, @borles Smitb, e~benfals
6%ubrmann unO @belter 5aSlup, Elm iun9er MenId
unc glefe BON @len 0arren, murOsn verbal.
tet uno in @crabram 9cbradt.
Die 3st9enausl a9en bet'm Snqueit tparen nod
Iebr wiperlpre9enO.
SafGenbiebfa9l tn @albtng.
ton Die 8riperlaaft BON lan9en SINCE,
bat Nal9inetOn tsbt in wabrbaft erihredliGe'
An3a9l uberlApemmt, Som Gentleman @au,
ner Biz gum ssnetnlten Diete luden fe Die Dor
3ai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @eeli9uft auf tire @sil
au65ubeuten unp ibre GeI6idliGtett bat bisbe,
etne1 70 auBerUrpentltden GrfOl8 gebabt, baB nil
unlre 2eler ntAt senl9 ppr ibren SperatiOntr
warnen fGnnen.
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WecpanpeiirnMq,
Reueaes ppn sort stOpal.
Beaufort Don Sen Ser. ct. Sruppen beiest. Gin
Gruppenmadlt nad1 Epbee SsLamn.

OtQAIpLI UuH pHI OK ~ <NhPPNh pCINPbs SAbN
Sruppenmad,t mad EDbee SsIanO.
Newegprf, II. Deg, Der Granspcrt'
Dampfer o@ity Of Nep,gurt" fam nit NaGriG'
ten bis 6. DEG. BON sort 9togal an. Der DAM
pfep yQtlantic" mar am 2. bort aneetCmmen
Sine Sruppenabtbeilung purpe mad S96ee So.
LAMB 9eIanpt unb Beaufort BON benz Ser. ct
@(lttGr belebt. Quf Den I'M 8eret8e nniere'
9ruPpen lte9enbsn @fan3un8en ptrb Die 8aum'
ppIen=grnte letBi9 b%etrteben.
Sweite 9epeibe.
General Stevens bsinbst ii9 nit 1000 Manr
tn Beaufort, Da8 &anUnsnbOpt Yapnee uni
msbrere GranSpprtldife nit 1ruppen fir 1sbe
Sslano, SerIieBen sort 9ipYal am 4. De3br. -
Der 8tIunOBetts3uIta np Der Sruppsn 1T gut
@efe6te famen BIS jebt tetne Dor. Sol. NObl'
pom 79. 9teg, uuO Sol. @nYoer iiberwa6en bt,
Gtntrtngun9 Der 8aumwVuens@ rnte auf 5iltOr
6ea0 uno ben umlie9enben Snleln. Sen. Gte,
les expedition wirp am II. Deg. abgeben.
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gon Wprt Wisens.
Ter MnsriT nIf Sort MecSfae. Rei1dbismns hes
Samplers Ribmpnh.

samplers NtcbntpHe.
Nem gprf, II. Des. Gin 9risat6rief
Oatirt S0m %, NOo., Spn einem 5errn an 8prp
pe5 Oampftrs 9t4muup, pel6er lelblt am Ram<
pfc She'll Na9ut, meloet, paB pas @efe6t un1 10
ubr MOrgen5 am %, begann. baB Der 8t9mOnb
9letA Anfan95 Sort Mc0tae bOm6arptrte unp er
(Der Sareiber) 9erape Dem etnen Sbertanunter
letu Compliment iter Ietn practices Senern ma
den pplte, ais cine fstnbliGe 8pmbe aber bas
8Olwerf lar5te tnO tom ben Rppf we9rtB. Die
@rplpli0n b~erlslben tGptete 6 Mann, bob bas
S6if f6rmIt0 iber baS @n0er unO maAte i'm
i6manfen pte etnen 8etruntenen. Die 8rsgatte
gdagara mar nod in Der Na6e, tonute aber me-
mtg belaaOigt neroen, Sort YtdenS bate Bis
gum Datum be6 8riefeS nur l 6pbten unb Z
8erwunpete serlpreu. Sort Mfc9tae lit bepeus
ten0 bel4dpt9t, fam ater pur9 unlere elatt ee-
bObrten Raupnen nt@t compstiren f6nnsn. Der
6ampf, la9t Der S9retber, lolte am nd9lten
Sage erneuert werpen, nm cine gnt19eiruns Der
bei3ufabren.
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sIua SseNs9iroiuien

8beeltns, IL. Deg. Sn 9etriser St,-
ing Der @eieBsebung wurOe Elm 8elAluB einse-
rh6t, pond1 Sober Der int Staate cine 0e.
6aftslt3en3 EerauSrebmen tuia, bOrerR ben Git
Il Ireue auf Die Ser. CT, Contribution lHtpSreu
ruB. ST.. Brown BON &anapba b~eantra8tg BIZ
}ewo6uer ppm Sanopbo Sbal t6rer Steuer,
jer6tnOltGtett fir Dieies Subr gu entbinoen, neil
2 70 BART pom &rteg gu leiOen batten.
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Sine Bride in aentucfp pom .. ct. MeiIitdr
abeebrannt.

QputsptGGe, II. Deg, 40 @ann bon
Sol. 8urbrtpse's 9euten b~rannten rte Srltde bet
@6tppersoine, 5 Meilen p~telletts Rulelotlle, an
Der Mempbts J3metstabn, ab. gOn Den ais
0a@tppten bort tatiOnirten Is &ebeuen, MUIR
ben 2 eetGotet uuO Die l1ebrigen gu @sfan9enen
eema6t. (Gtne ipdtere Depei6e befatt9t Obt9e
NoHri6t.
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Der Wirat gumter.

NeW@gUrt, IL. Deg. Gin @rtSatbrtef
IN @ertinique pom %. glOS. lagt baB Der Ser.
t. Dampfer vSruquois" Dor 6sm 6afen liest
nd auf ben Ytraten Sumter lauert.
Sad anoeren Na9rt9ten LIT Der Counter ent=
JlaPft unO Der OSrupuCt8" in jenem 9afen an
fpmner,
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Son elmer NbtGeilun8 Ser. @taaten Gaoallerte
unter Commando beS Capt. Merril %abaefan9en.
StpeenY's GOrpolfeu purpen itberralGt nno I'M
I4Gb!i& semaGt II. Die san3e 8anbe 80 Mann)
eefansen eenUmmen, UHne baB eine Nlusfste abb
gefeutrt tpurbe.
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woutfner e~mtfaiItn.

8pfpn, II. Deg. Gr@@sanbter 6atlf-
ner wurpe auf lein @brenrOrt aus Sort @arren
e~ntlafsn, @r ssbt mad NiGmUnO tint Die 6ret=
la1ung glp's gu erptrfen.
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Gus 9entndp.

%QputsSille, 10. Desbr. Die Na6ridt
BON Sen. 3plicpfer's gorriiden nSreltd pom
Cumberland. 8luB fat liG ntAt %beltatt9t. 0en'
Stpef tat ft6 mad Sumerlet 3~nrid9e3O9sn UNI
erpartet bort GerfGrtun9en.
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Gus MtHouri.

@1asgDm, s. De3. Der bera&tiSte Capt.
5peen9 unb feline Gduberbaube, bic felt GINGER
}eit in Der tm9esenO ibr l~1npeien trtsb nnb III.
es In NnSf unp S6reden ieste, purpe ssfern
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giraiuia 2satsIqtur.

86eeltn8, II. Deg, Su Der 9esislatur
mrbe bei6lolsn, Dap fein nnlVYaler Burger Elm
INT i'm Staate betleioen 1OQe.
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Quartett=G On5erte
tn Der Mrbettcrs@ane.

Sir bic Deaer os @tnters fnbet re9etm6Bts ieSen Ntpntae,
Boomerang une Spnnabeno Nbenb bon rs ubr an, unter Der Dt
rsticn bes Srrt. &iamann Quartet Gpn5rte" itatt, poopn nil
uniern pcrsbrten @Snuern 9aart4t sebcn unO 3a8leid uul Senti8-
ten 3uiprt1 btteu.
Gl7,3mt Ole @erwaItun9.
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Nene N1l5eigen.

Metamtpra S%auDeretm No. g.
Ole Ott8Isbe beS Cbisen 8er.ins perben btrbu,d erIa8t
beute (Donnerlta9 ben IL. DECEMBER, &bsnhS UNI A8 llbr; II
thIenl geriam,nIarsS- 2OfaIe Su er,9einen, insem wlGtige @e.
i6aftc our 8erbanblun9 ~pprle9en.
90 SIM Muiraae: 8. GartI, 6efr.
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3u perfaufen.

Cine iebr gut ~sslesene, i'm CONNER unb Ninter irsquentiIt
gsrtbi9at NIT Gan;'aal unb @arten, inter iebr bili9en geSiu
9un8en, gu erIrassn bel 81. &rB9er, ct. @3arle8 @eltaa
rant. @fe Peanfp!o. gcrnne unb 5. Cir. ~gsaIbinstOn g. &.
(DSb12, 1w)
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R@ Sas aSod,enblatt bS Baltimore geeasr" sri6simI
ieten Sretas HEittos.
gs snthaIt % brette Spattsm 2efef0ff. nnb Sas
5OrmGt TIT bsbeutenO sr6 ber ais ter tsalide @edrr.
SMbGlt:
Na4r9ten unO teIe8rapbii4e 0epsl8en aus auen Gbtilen oss
aanbeas
gprrefpomben3en aus ben S~eloIa0srn.
@bttOrtel[e arttteI iber bic pi6t0en Ia9esIraoen unb
caS @suefe aus &~saibtn8ton inO cen Departments Ger Re0ieruna.
Seraer bic 6Orfssuu0 beS sei4i6lt9ea 8oaians
Mpberidb."
OetiGDts, Mannisfaltises, &ancnirtbiAaftlidbes &c.
iOUte ala cine neberft9t ter eurOpdtf d en- @eufgtetttn
Wel9e bis sr StInpe Der PubHtatOn etnlaufen.
gu5elae Gr mpIare fn6 ieten 6rsitu3 wOr3etl wcblbrpadt
sur gerentuuo a 5 Gents in Der Office gu Dateu.
Rg- ga@ @euti9Ians perienbsn MIR ~ein5elne ~@rtmplare I'm
Cts. ~(pOrtOfre) an irseub cine @ertIe.
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BON ZEN @efanaenen In WidmUmS.

0aIbtn8tUn, II. Dssbr. Sin Srtsl
BON Sp[. Natrid BON Sol. Nperias @a., welter
Dor IA Ga9en Bet Dem SGarmaBel pberbalt
8teuna 8efaugst senUmmen wurpe, last, bab
f6 ale @efan9ensn wpbl %bstncen, auBsr Sers
8r9IUn, wsl6er BEL pem SAarmiieet pom Yfsrpi
Hel un0 an Der S6ulter Serltbt wurDe.
RecUsnpssiruHs.
Giue 9bt6etlung BON Sen. 5~etnbdmann'a
DtOtfOn un0 me6rere 9rtsapeu ma9ten beut'
cine 8ecpgnUs3iruns mad 5atrfor @UurtbOule
O9ne trgenp welae An3ei&en pom 5etnbe gu be-
merten.
Son ser amSeren seite bes @Otuntac.
8a{6tmgtpn, IL, Deg. So Mcuntair
Iie9 6ertte i'm 8alon auf une bertHtet, bae Del
6etnO spiI9en Gairfar-@ purtbauie unp 8tenne
in lebr aerineer An3a6l le6t.
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Ser1amet
fir
Sits MrttIIerte
% fn1ne Skinner

70 IHlBI NINTItr
$14.OO nlcrattte Sage. Mteatar nn6 Mle8 aneere witA
bonn Commencement 9eHefert
Nuf gerlaussn p,rpea $1,000 mOaafIi8 an bic Sautien
%ausbe1ablt.
Bel Gblauf Der DienE3et $500 baar unb 100 @Ger 2anb.
SC9Iei6 81 meloen bel Ssr9t. 80 m. sc anbeI, Metrusis
runes-S fttNer, gtp. 1877 28. Baltimore GGe BON Oreoouftr., Obel
@amEtr., nabs @reaoMan. mabe WHITE ID IL (Oh2s
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s@ @aibi"stOner Nnseisen iitbe 1, etite.
EaS Ansetgen bon 0Sai btit9tom S@
weIebe bte @admittaes 4 lbr bel 3errm WieSfeIS
a~bSe9sben %tuer6en, ffnben nod, Mnfnabrne in Der am
nadlffen Mprgen erfbeineneen Mummer.