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LIST OF
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC H0MEo.
PAIHiC REMEDIES

NJ Prics n snEs bots.-esni
I-(Nire. Fever, Canss-iien, ant lnnAnmA.
uon-Iisa, Pain. Rs-iis-.asss. =. :. ',..'..' ,
a-(tires Worm Fever, Worm CON- N'fa
zoo. Appetite. ..... .........s...s..... 20. ,
s-Curr. Cole. re~,iinf. cpins' 49, We
fIine-., si0~ Oros'h, ani fese'"ns" ~
Infant. ...........s....fs .sssssff. 80 .
a-CSre, piarrhsa, ~ Chhirrn ~ si1h'
Ci.slsss Iaf.n,a-,, snI saa.nsr Geo E..lne
r,,re. Dvsantsry or bloody Ilut.
oil, Cnpihs.. Bflaus Cnnc, fAh Di,'n's'J :
s-f,urr. Cholera, tr,aisfs horhus, NA4s'A,
az yaualuns AshmAtic Bfeauhhs 800. ,
-c,,re. Coughs. Cali., tlaafssnsss, bfnn-
siL,i., iaassnis. .ni s1's rrosi $500 J
P.ifs, Ssar.lgis All " Dolalsa, -
s-C,ures Headaches, sles Hsahafhs'
Vertigo, Rnsh n Wood " We nen --s.
fA-CNires Dyspepsia. NsAs, A,lit =" -
rsngei s0mAeh, Con'npah'n' '@'" q
Complaint ..s...ss.s -. 49, -s's- ....-.-
ll-Cures Suppressed Menses' /,
% pslayins. Oresn r an~.s ..s' 80. -.
ia-Cures L,eucorrhea or whites, brhAs
ps.n, tsa Pra,l., Msnss. 49,.
ia-cur.. Group, Hssr> crenry ooash' .
pIrrun sni Opprr~si nreAtfins -, :
-l-CNir,s salt Rhsum. Cusy Eagu''
Iss.l,slss ALL Ilssf nsftsf's iifh ....
,.-r,,re. Rhsum aii.n, Psln, LAnsns.', %
s',s,... m ~ Ci.r,,, R.ss, ste, ~ llinh'
a, r,,r.. rever and Agus. lniFfniusff
Is,sr. Dunb Ag.s, Oh IuVsisrais Asss''
i--Ctre. Piles Internal ~ Fstsf.A Ilri ~
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FIcr WoEIH kNowiNG. >p,l leg. Ceph.
,lis riil, are a ccriain 'ufr fr >,cA Headache,
Nc,yuus Headache. ri'Ipu, Headache. Co.iiyc.
mes sad Generil Debility.
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VIEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

whirh isth~ most compact ani h.autilul ~sSin *
M,.iirr ever Cunsttn,sd. u b. "tnlmrniTd ~
tha be- .h..t sNls oith- at. and al Who 80 ~ az"
,i,.t.aisd With u. u make th' improved ini'r.
booked stitch. snd :. capable pidning gi'ai'rNa
t,r,, OF v"rk w. better .i,ie tasn auN "'hef >c~
,ns Machine .N't otltra risuiiN pulpus's.
A. D.. net .ulI,,t tuihe uiJrctirl oi usius twice
to-, much thread and ,.L 'sgst'N~'us .'ia, Ike
the Gtuyct !. B,krr. noe .. II o'ah'rd 80 IT. "p.
rr,iiau o. a lev thin ah,,c'. hab'' 10 get uut ~
u,,irr aud uudu.d g. TEE liN thread In" The
Whrr'er 4 Wilson Machine. bot =, amply 'ufh'
c,,nt o. p,ti,un al k,ni- ct family ''wiug.
pu,r If r,m,l, Machine. Nth iron iablr rom'
pl,.s inr 49,, 500. The lager standard marh,u's
ICON, 1925 Go 200. Srai Zoe I. VI. Siogrf 4
e.. G,t~t,s, = i~,ut,fal pictorial p'r"', devoted
10 Sruius M,chn,.. aui con,''n'rc l,'t oipriC'.
,pI al other informal, on the 'ub'rct. twill
b- t,rS afdei gtsti-.
l. VI SINGER Z CO,
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

.lIths lsading hnachs. ofm,nuisctutin: ~.
da.ury, The grss,prHC,'-ai surrl' ri'N ~ S'Hg.
49,. s-~ipg Marha'. - "a 6ct established b'Nond
dispute. No in,tpf. shoe manufacturer. rioihirt.
.s,n,.,rrs.. d,r..-msAcr, adder. c'r'''g"'iin''
,nrt, ht Manufacturer. Sc, can afford 20 30
v ithuut them.
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Particular Caution.

10 ihes. DAYS Of medical imposition, when
men assume To- he physicians without an, kno~l-
edge of medicine whatever, person. cannot To
too careful To whom they apply, before at least
making .ome Inquiry, and especially ~ relation
10 those Who make Oh. greatest pfelensi"n.. Ad.
yertising physicians. "a niae out % ten, az.
imp,.ius: anl a. the newspaper. are toll Of their
deceptive advertisements. wiihou, mak,ng iaqgi,
tcn to one you will lie imposed upon. Dr.. ".
will .end free. by enclosing one stamp as siose,
apsmphleI on DISEASES OF WOMEN asd
on private dissss's generally; also, eirrnisrs
giving fill Information, with the most sadOsb,sd
,,lutsCs aad i,'ti'qoAiais. wiihout which 10 adj.
seri.ng physician OF medicine 81 this Kind -
deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE wH\TEv.
Err.
DR.. Madison is the ouy educated hysician in
Providence. IL not 10 New England. Who adser.
ii.e.. mskipg a specially ofPriSate Diseases
and he furnishe. the very bet Testimonials, bath
Of hi. kpa,fy AID .LH. " there ARE any 9th
.,., LET THEM DO THE SAME.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO. Write
your sdire.. plainly. and send TO DIR. u. n.
MATTlS0N, 80 above. -
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s EVEN YEAR 8!

yJ,IIE ,.,ro,rar. II unriy,lIcd spccs.. attending
/ thu" COSMOPOLITAN ART ASsOti.
ALTOS" have made u household ~o'd through
out ever, uu,Iisr II tlr oOuntp.
Un,l-r the su-p,c-, ~ the popal'r '..iiiH,'o"
owe, il,,, A.Hf,,d ih,.srai A~o have harmed 10
app,sciaie-L, bcaul,lal so'k. II at "Pon their
walls, ,nd choice literature uppn their tables, the
grc,, l-u.6l. derived FROM becoming .ul'-'''l-'
Subscription. sfr no~ beias received ~ q ratio
unparalleled With that IL auy p'"',ou' year.
Term. Of subscription.
ANY pet,on NAV hrc' enc q mrmlsr hy sub.or,b.
ing ih,, dslla''. iof which sum ihsy Will recsi'"
1T. The Large anil .uI-Ib steel engraving. 20 \
- incbe.. eputSd,
"FliIsf MAaUisr NJ R,cr.s'."
81. One cop,. one wear. ~ that sl~gsnily illa..
trai-l Magazine, Ih. Co.noIspli,an At journal.
ii -Four admissions, iunRg the SEASON, 20
the Uall.ry 81 Psia,ing., SIS Brusd~ay, y. y.
IN addition 10 the abD'e bsnehl. therr will 10
given to subscribers. as guiln'tou' premiums,
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The Great Indian Remedy
T0n IBnrALBS.
Dr.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

]. !. !. :. ]: !. 4. !. !.
q, TIL. celcbr,ted Female Medicine,
A Possessing virtues unknosn 81 any
Sls4 thing el.e 81 the Mud. aud proving
pSyA .frctual alter all other. have failed.
tNlh ). prepared from az Ind'an plant
tFSN used h, the native. iuT the same
..yrTM' pptpo.e from tim. imncmofill, aud
.rT0A nov inr the fI,t time Offered o. the
"-e,r-rc3 public. IL !. de.gned Zoe both
.tSf ~frfioi ssd,,ngi iadi,'. aud i. the
" Fl yrr, beet thing knovn fnf the pur-
q w Hfpos@. q. Il Will T,ng na the ,noath-
sarigS~tSiS sickness IN case, II obstruction.
Trer-ss. aner an other rrmedir. Of the Kind
have been tried IN vain. Thu. NAV seem incTrd.
iilr bot = cure - guaranteed ~ an casss, or the
pr,ccWill hc refunded. az 1000 bottle. have
hesn sold ~ eighieen months u,ihosi q aHgi'faii.
~, when tskrn a. directed, and without the least
inuT, H. heaith ~ any ease. Pot up ~ boltlc. of
three different strengths. with full directions. ior
using. aud .eni by eNpIe,s. clossl, sesle. to all
paIt. Of the coualTy. PRlCEs-Full strength.
SO; Hall ,,r ,ngth, SIS. Quarter shsngih, %
p.r battle. Remcnh.r' Thu. medicine !. design.
.i.xprc.siy fpf OBsTINtTE cAsEs, ia which all
Other rrmcdie. oi the Kind have b.cn tried IN
vain. beware of imiiaiiun.' None warranted
ulle.. purchased directly Of Dr. VI. or at hl' Of.
fee. Prepared and soll oaly At DR. NAT
TIsON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE, 10,
Spssiai Di,,a,s, NJ. - Ua''H 81, P'ord'He',
u. L.
Thi. ,p,e,ILy emh,aceJ all disease. OF Pre-
,a,, nature both OF Msn and Women, -, a rgu
Ltl, educaiei ph, .ic,an 81 tSeniy scare prsc-
tire, gi,ins h,. ul,l, atisai,ss To them. Con.ol-
taIioa. b, letter or otherwise, are sfrCfis oosh-
i.afial, aud medicine. ~ III D.. sent by .Spus-,
secure from observation, 10 all parts 81 the eoun.
tT,. Also, Accommodations for p,tienl- lIom
abroad, wishing iof a secure aud private retreat.
and good care. until restored TO health.
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c-As~nN ~
10 Amount ofc,.h on h,pi' i6iD -
n +" - had. oC hrt.i 522S
So, Gs.a5o ~
~ t,narat l,,r.,i ~ colIierlr lsoO1 81
~ Nmu,ut of "a othe, in'r.imrot.
80 l.,,.,.it ia No,~irh >.y. n,uk, 1875 ~
- Nrn, prt of l-'rr',~-si r'1,-,, specify
ias c,,lll'su,l. fnr che s1mr'
Cumnia, :. nsic "a mos rniorssdM
Lio,d Grr-s- sj"p@
IL Nmuiui 81 ',..s. rrpartel upon Which
the iph.hN ct the compsny - not
trtstuiu..' IN ~
4. ,,arun, of.il other chin'. sssia'tihe
Cam9suN'
90 Izrrk arvaupt. sls'ut go On
l. Nmoa.' 81 each received Zoe pfem'.
ums ua bee ',.As' $50 %
10 Ns,puni ofrssh rec'i f,r in'stssl' JDI2 ~
~ Auoaat ol luo,n. rcriS,I f,vm al
ether ssuf''.'
Ttpu inispj u,ks, 10 o.
q Amruit Of he t,.scs r,il h,tNrst' a>S On
- Ji,it-1d. iptd ii.t Nrpr' 2lHl =
p p,tf f'r sNususs. ct "ulrr' ;;il> ~
- orn'h.r ,Np.,l.p,r.' il9I 81
on, ,-ra.a,sa' sso; OF
~ ,mo18i squire tu o. insurr ~ at.
.,,pi,r.r'.l.' sisa -
- II,s'-.t rate 1T inisrs.t rscsi,sj' : psr ct.
= illgh..t r,tr ct ,ni"t,st pad oa mon.
?, barr.ari' Grcr e..
e H,ha,, O. credit oi profit aud lo..
ar-mnil - %
- Wat lH,"urt Il capital 81 oohs..t. 81
.ts kh,i Irf.' un'-s' l6in o.
81 liahht,.s 90 saba ues-.uFs '.~'sn On
AMOS ". PRENTICE, rrrs,ds1,.
owns 4. Ri,F, SECRETARY,
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Farm for Sale.

NITj NIIuafb. t.su .f.~Nl NrN. .vH.I
y .u. ...Hu... Do, GENJ. O.. Miiir'pNN.
lt....1..s ..Hlf 80 t,.r.. o. vH.r.ri i, tH uH.
t,ri4g -rf.ns tpIs ~.II 1T en-, t'r.s Get Lu'vo
t1.-H., .r 600, t,,e. sad f..u r.1 o. poo.
f..... chop. -
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PRICE OF CASES.

Cas- - rssriysls't 'srFs Was 90 .1t1cr0,
ant Mslk q u.rr.iI1rs ......-.. o. ~
A Cass n rssr'Y lafsv Was. in srE1,D1, al
Hils = pr~r'i~, ........... ~
Cass - Tssn'y lafsr vi,us, FLiIN cas-, at
Rl1s - nIrs-fIHrs ............. ~
ACa,s = rhssu sotIs ~, I . % .ni B1as
rfWfvrfIHns .......... ~
Cass - any ga nlrTs ". ~ isi AL B.5s
= n.frrfi.Fs ....... ! -
pr,..i.r. ~ ~ 49,. - ~ -
M bssss y. { o. ~ 80 sHsaH s'f-, ~
~ o. no large .f- arI iu mailing uratl 10 q $50
go. rna.t - r~tnsuh~r~i ~ yisl. sfs unflfm i1
sac sHi pfs~ sn.i IN ssriIrs aF q viAtclsE, a.
aiteuton . r-fr..ary ru ~. point
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u. C.. II. g. L. a.
III u y y T. w T. l. l. 5
UNIVERSAL
C0U Oh R E NJ E D Y
Por all Throat n Lung Complaints.
FSom Cs@moa Co1sh. 70 irsIi C0asH~TtisH,
o.. o., - q A. M. A. 49,

Tn. Great Cenifsi, ctiyc Principle ofihs ro.a
Anod,a. - true development - the ousinsl
N.iuTal OpiaIe. H. ili casr. WhrTsN'r uTHm
hs. been u.sd ind IT. bsp'iui effect. ~iin''''i'
M remark Of ours can atequhirl, compare NE
difference, aud no decision D. oIunl Co. iiI''
The An0d, Ne contsias not q uati''l" ~ 'r'm'
aai the most d-hcaic c"nstttuttoa 'an usT "
With .aGty. Thr p'rlecil, uaiural state II Ae'r'
and leave. the p'lisnl shOuh ifo"Wm'nH ~ 70
Ph,.ci.a. Who have loo. s"aght The hn' de-
,,lopmsnt. aud io ratisni' Who ~an' n'in'a' ~
suits. .
The ba.i. Of the uni,ef'al Cough Rrrn'd, 10
that freedom iron, ~ cumponsnts Which b, M"
sr,.t error IN compromising, produce 'onuh'' 'n'
EFT. .ip,,s,d ofIra 'utss. We place no t'siiaih'
a. N. A.. ever, boar IN the dan, and 49, sIl a.
te.t. 10 make Il the natural sn"mN 60 al '""gh''
Throat 90 ian: complaint. B., peii'd hs''' ~
of applicaiion., for lnAsmmaiofl sof' lhI'2'
\, !. perfect Rsm'd,, and to- Nho"p'uE '"usn
check. al the spa.ms aod allows the Cough u
have IT. run ~ quiet NaN.
With the spirit that Ne couu sll 'n'r'us''''"
and resdines, 10 au.wrf al iSquifies, nav We ~
return ask an Co b~ cautious 90 puicha'e oh'l ~
those the, can felS On.
"pric,. within the reach Of Al"
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>TtrC or CONNECTICUT.
NV luNuuN touNtt, -.
Norwich, NJ. 10. i>tO.
rsrsln,ll, prp~sf,t 40 " rrrHiicr. Fts..
i|.Hr, sui ptstf T.. Rice. ~rrfsiarN kpHsu "a
rst- f. l- rh- .H.-.- of thr Tbrmrs firr ir.ur.
srr- ,arrsr,. ari .rsrr,'', rHiir ",ih that ths
I.H-...- I. H tftuitfr st1fsr.rt cd, thr sut.Ts A
fI. si#.sHfI Iitm.. IIe lH.uan,. t.m.tu,
ua tts &c. tt, of NYsttui-.r. u l>'n
H,i.i, mr, CHARLES g.. blEH.
Nuttr, ruI'r.
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.y-sub.crip,ion. received 10y THOMAS ~.
BROWN. Agsnt So Pare AMI y,c,a,iy, ~h-fr
Engtaylng. an.. AT ynnfnal may ~ zen.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

FUSNY.-1t is very amusing to watch the
antics of some of the Breckenridge papers.
With tears in their eyes they plead for a
union of the two wings of the discovered De-
mocracy-declare that the twain are of one
flesh, that we are all brothers, all good De-
mocrats, and that we are only separated by
imaginary differences-and that we mnst
unite and save the State from the grasp of
Republicanism. So far, very good. So far,
we clap our hands and say Hip, hip, hur-
ra," and would call for a tiger were it
not for the fact that just here we are estopped
by these self-conceited fellows, who. not hav-
ing brains or cunning enough to conceal their
hypocrisy long enough, sneer at the support
ersof McDougall as . Douglas Republicans, T"
forgetting that they would be delighted to
eject DR.. Aylette' Physician of the Insane
ASYLUM by Republican votes of the blaekest
kind. IfDouglas men are semi Republicans.
why do these immaculate Democratic sheets
desire to unite with them?
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06
Head Of Navigation.


Fisher Of the Beacon, is a remarkably
touchy soul on the subject of the ''head of
navigation on the Sacramento river" We
can't allude to the matter at all without g off
goes his gun off," He laughs and jeers at
the idea of navigating the upper Sacramento
with teamboats-though, it must be confess
ed, his face exhibits wonderful degree of
fright the while.
Now, Charley, we do not desire to stop the
growth of Red Bluff We have the kindest
possible feelings for that energetic and famous
little city. We think it is destined always
to be most fourishing place. To believe
otherwise would cause us genuine distress
But we do not believe it is located at the head
of safe and easy steamboat navigation on the
Sacramento river. We know it is not So
do hundred men in Red Bluff. So does
almost every steamboat officer connected with
the California Steam Navigation Company
We have it from the highest authority, that
with the expenditure of few thousand dol
lars on the river between the Bluff and Reid S
Ferry, the greatest difficulty in the way of
steamboat navigation upon the Sacramento
will then be te,ou Red Bluff land that the
dangers of passing through that wonderful
bug-bear, the ''Iron Canon" are mainly
imaginary! What do you think of that,
Charley?
But, if you really believe that it is impos
sible to navigate with steamboats, that por-
tion of the river between the Bluff and Reid's S
Ferry, you, of course, would not object to the
Legislature granting us the exclusive right
to navigate it with steamboats, for certain
number of years! Would you? Certainly
not, if you believe it unsusceptible of steam
boat navigation. What say you, Charley p
Will you and your leading townsmen make
no opposition to such a grant? If not, we
beg our Representative White to pass a bill
giving us this right, and we will soon show
you whether the g Iron Canon, Through
which Woodward & Swinford, of Spring
Creek Mills, steer their clumsy RATS two or
three times week, without losing plank
is the terrible obstacle to steamboat naviga-
tion represented. Such franchise may be
worth fortune. We are poor and-deserv-
ing, ahem Why not give us the chance,
Charley?
In conclusion, friend Beacon-whom edi-
torially we love next to ourselves, whose town
we love next to our own-if the sixty or sew
enty miles of river above the Bluff has been
made navigable for steamboats, by the Maker
of all rivers, enterprising men will avail
themselves of it some time or other. Such
men will not remain absent from our town
always. You cannot expect to monopolize all
the J. G. Dolls forever And one, only one
such is necessary to establish the fact irrevo-
cably and indisputably that here, where we
write, is the de .tneto and de .jure head of
steamboat navigation on the Sacramento
river.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

PoSY NEws.-On Thursday we received
per telegraph, what purported to be foui
days later news from New York, by the
Pony" As nearly every item therein had
previously been received here in the Sacra.
mento Union of the lst and ID inst, we did
not publish it in the form of an Extra. -
We think somebody must have been irving
to perpetrate a "sell." Indeed, ere,y item
OF said dispatch-save the one announcing
that the President had refused to recognize
the Southern Commissioners, and the other,
(which every man of sense knows is false, J
that Gen. Scott had been closeted with the
Cabinet principally upon the distribution
Of the spoils' be found in the Sacra-
mcnto Unions now upon our table.
p S. As the Union of the 4th contains the
same rehash of old news, the % seller" evi.
IDENTIFY resides east
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

Form FOR VERpIcT.-We occasionally have
serious dog trials in our town. A friend in
forms us that, generally, the cause of disa-
greement in these cases is lack of knowl-
edge as to the proper form of verdict. He
therefore hands us for publication the fol-
lowing as model:
Three young men were recently tried in
Lampriere, Wis, for shooting at and fatally
wounding dog, and the jury gave the fol-
lowing written verdict: IAN three guilty.
Plaintiff damages assessed at sixpence; and
each of the defendants to have another shot
at the dog!"
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06
By Last Nights Sta ue.

DIR. Tilden, Assemblyman from Butte, was elected
Resident Physician of Insane ASYLUM on the third
ballot-Tilden, IS; Aylette, Sc; Thomas, Is,
Assemblyman White voted for Tilden.
The State Central Committee (Breck) on the Sd,
adopted an address. The test for voters at their
next primary election will be are you opposed to
coercion? are you in favor of amendments 10 the
Constitution in accordance with the doctrine laid
down by the Peace Convention?' The Committee
called Convention to nominate State ticket on the
llth Of June
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

Died,
On the Sth of February, of scarlet fever, MARY
ELLA CRAM, beloved daughter and only child of
Daniel and Mary ]. Cram She was born in Shasta
July 10. 1854 died in keokuk, Iowa. Feb. Sth,
1861; aged years, months and 2s days.
Well do remember little " Ella Cram"-as
sweet little human flower as ever bloomed, and,
alas! all too fragile to be transplanted from land
ofpercnniel spring and sunshine to cline of bleak
winds and freezing winters.
But the little one is an angel now.
With glorious crown on its infant brow,
And golden harp IN its trembling hand,
Mid the shining ones of the better land.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

FATHER 0'REILEf's Church, in weaveryille,
says the Journal is the chief architectural ornament
OF that town. Cost $4,000, of which sum the Rev.
Father raised s. 900 by subscription. Loved by his
hock as minister and esteemed in his social rela
tions by all classes Father 0'Reey cannot fa;, to
accomplish much good in this part of the moral
vineyard.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

FERRIS FOREMAN, Secretary of State under
Weller, was elected Boundary Commissioner
on the 2Sth by vote of 60 to McKibbin's "a.
Hammond's ,, and Matthewson's I. Before
the balloting commenced the contest was
supposed to be between Mckibben and Ham,
mond. Ferris Foreman was warm sup
porter of Douglas in the late canvass.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06
our Next state senator.

We observe that the Apporticnnent Com
mittee has determined to throw Shasta and
Trinity into one Senatorial District. The De-
mocracy Of Trinity are the kind to 8 tie to, y
and while we are sorry % be parted from the
gallant Democrats Of Tehams and Colusa,
We are rejoiced to be coupled with the un-
fiinching Democracy ofone Of Shasta sdaugh-
tiers.
Who shall have the first Senator in the Dis
trict. We respectfully claim the honor for
the mother county. Shasta was the banner
Douglas county of the State at the last elec.
tion-we believe the only county in the State
that gave Douglas majority over the COM
bined Lincoln and Breckenridge vote. What
saw the Democrats of Trinity?
In this connection, we may say that we
have been informed by active Democrats from
every part of the county, that very general
feeling exists in favor of having our towns
man, DR.. BENZ. SHuRrLEFF, for our next
State Senator. A better man could not be
selected, nor a truer Democrat. So far We
have heard the name of no other aspirant
even whispered for the place. liencf the
chances are that, if the Doctor is canfdate
and that he would be pleased to acceP' the
nomination we have no doubt---he will find
no opposition from Shasta. If so, viii not
Trinity yield him the nomination? hat
say the Trinity Democracy
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06
District Court.-M.rch Term. IseI.
Hon. W. P. DAIxeERFrEuD, Judge.

James Loag ct al vs.. NJ. 7. Brennan ef al
Case occupied the week mp to Thursday erening,
when it was submitted to the jury with instructions
from the Court. This ease involves the title 70
supposed amoet fAbuously rich quartz lead =. well
as the question of Its existence. 1t has occupied
the greater part of three terms of the District
Court and hence has created great interest through
out the county. Jury had not agreed upon YER
dict last night at eight o'clock
]. W. Romer VS.. d, Sweeny.-Case progressing
Peter Gordon, Dan. Bowen, Patrick Mcguire. :
Scanlan. John Garland, james Lacy. G. D. East
man, James Healey, C. Haley and William Meade
were admitted to citizenship.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

A report was in circulation in Washington
that Baltimore generally sympathise with
the secession movement, and will be the first
to resist the Federal authorities. 1t is de-
termined to oppose to the last the appoint
ment of Republicans to office in Baltimore
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

CorroNwooD RAcEs.-Remember. big
sweepstake race, is to come off to-day over
Ludwig's new Cottonwood Race Course-open
to all horses. A week ago three horses had
been entered. We presume the number has
since been increased.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

The California stages now run straight
through to Shasta, without stopping over
night at intermediate stations The Beacon
seems to think the arrival every day follow
ing its publication of the Sacramento Union
consequence thereofis most worthy of note
So do we. We'd rather lose one meal dav
than the Tpi.a1
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

HEAVY Loss BIZ THE FLoop.-William Lean.
on Cottonwood, had 10 acre wheat field ruined bv
the food last week,
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

THE American river has been very high
during the present rain storm. The Sacra-
mento bulkhcad has been swept away and a
portion of the city flooded. Lisle's bridge
was SWept AWAY
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

Holders of the foregoing warrants are hereby
tilted that said warrants will not hear interest after
this date, and unless presented within sixty days
from the date Of this notice, the money set apart
for the payment of said warrants will be applied to
warrants next in order of registry. Said warrants
cannot afterw ards be paid except by order of Board
of Supervisors
JAMES c. HAYBURN.
County Treasurer.
Shasta Anril Q 1891 an6
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

CHEAP.-Says the Beacon, the Navigation
Company is now charging but one dollar a
ton for carrying freight from San Francisco
to Sacramento, and seven and nine dollars to
Red Bluff The ''yictor," ON her last trip,
brought $50 tons of freight
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

CONE NEAR DRowSING.-During the re.
cent high waters We have heard Of several
narrow escapes from drowning. On yester-
day week IIurk Borland, of Texas Springs,
in attempting to ford Clear Creek a. Loomis's s
crossing, had his horse swept from under him,
when he struck manfully fora little island,
followed by his horse, and which luckily both
reached in safety. From thence they gained
the mainland with ease. Hurk Just saved
his life by I" scratch"
The Fort Crook mail.carrier, in an effort
to cross Cow Creek, was also swept down the
stream considerable distance, and narrowly
escaped a watery grave.
A brother of Rudolph Klotz, of this place,
in an attempt to cross over Bear Greek like
wise came near being drowned.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

HAVING TooLs.-A. Coleman & Co. have
just received large assortment of scythes,
snaths, rakes, forks, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06

PHILirrsoS Co. have our thanks for a rcner-
ous supply Of late pictorial and newspapers.
The Shasta courier., 1861-04-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
County Treasurer's Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, TREASURER OF
Shasta County, State of California, hereby
gives notice that he has set apart funds for the
dempton of warrants, in their order of presentation
drawn on the County Treasurer and numbered as
follows: