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MEssRs: 4. u HAIL ca. have removed their
st"CA OF India Rubber Goods from their branch
store, S8 Ftnn,y lyaHia avenue, back to Boston
during In. summer: whore they viii he pleased to
receive orders by telegraph mail fer any and all
Of the various articles made from India RubSer or
Gutta Percha. Orders wiz be forwarded by sny
eXpTess company lightning train. aud arriys in
twenty fOur hours Chs6 TO citizens than they
could Le n'I'd here. SEND on your orders and have
them filled at manufacturers prices st Mcssrs II
ii. Ii all TO. : warehouse. (whsro they have the
t0IGsst assortment Of India Ru bier Goods il the
world, 30 MIX street, Boston, Massachusetts.
may lS-A.w Stf
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EvOLvING IRON TuRRETs.
- NV UEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, September IL, 1885,.

DEFAEINENT.
WASHINGTON. September IL, 1852
TnE NAVY DEPARTMENT will receive propasitious
Tor the construction and erection board of yes
sci building at the Portsmouth, New iIsmp.bir-
Boston. New York. and Philadelphia Navy Yards
OF two revoiv ing towers and nprcgnabie smoke
pi pc for each vessel.
On one OF the towers there is TO be pilot house,
the whole to be on the general plan of these row
building for the Eava. service
The diameter of the tower will be 2l feet in the
clear; it, thickness. will he II inches com poseI of
plates of not less than one inch thick
The smoke pipe in thickness six inches com posed
OF plates not les. than one inch thick nsii. diane
ter at the top forty-six inches, and height above
the deck eight feet
The propositions must embrace all the machinery
Tor revolving ard working the tur-ets and the
guns aud viii state the cost and the time in within
which the work on each vessel will be oil. tel on
board and ready for service
The contractor will be furnished with general
drawings by the Navy Department.
Proposals will be received until the 18th day of
October. and must be addressed 70 the Navy De.
partment and endorsed on the outside "p.opos AIS
FOR REVOLVING TURRErs that they may b. lis.
tlDgu1shed from other letters. So l5-iawtoctlj
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60, ALL or roc, TO the Dollar Store, ass Penn
sy!Yani1 avenue, nea. az street. and see the spau.
did stock or New Goods now opening and take YOUR
choice for one dollar a Ssu,sts '
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MARRIED,

On the Goth instant, by the Rev Mr. Sine Mr.
bpN ARD TAPS ICOE. Of this city to Mis- pJI IN
p. MASON, of Fairfax county, Va. (RepJ
On the Island, September 90. by tho Rev. 7. "
Hoover. Mr. NICHOLAS ". JONES of this city
:" Miss EMMA J. GARRISON, of stafford county,
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WHAT AN AMOUNT or SpFFERIyG AND DTSHass
among the Volunteers would be prevented ~ tho
Tree use OF hoiio.ays Pills sni Ointment For
wounds, Sorrs, and SQuryy the Ointment is q GER
tsin cure, and for Bowed Cnla plsinta Fevrrs Smsl
Foy, &c, the Pills are the b--t mcdicine in the
WCrls. Only IS cts. per Box or Pot ~
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describe diseases and tell his patients the nature OF
hssr complaints or Illness without receiving
o. adr"e. Oaace, No. II Washington building
prrrsytvania avenue, corner Of seventh t.-rct
Washington, ID. C.. au2 stt
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nOOR MATS!
IL DOOR MATS.
Housekecpers and others IRE pa tisGlary invited
to examine our large s.ortunent OF
COIR AND JUTE DOOR MATS,
which having been purchased before ne advance,
We are enabled to Offer then, az our f0rnsr loo
Pr"t.. &, W. DOrELER & son,
sc q cost SiStA avenue.
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Cossosr AND EAsR.-In one minute, Corn., Bun.
Enlarged Joints, Chiublains, ami sn Diseases OF
the Feet. cured without pain by Dr. White, the
Wen Known Chlropotist, az 426 Pennsylv Az.
heof AZ I.-G
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SUPPOSED SPY.-A man was discovered very
early yesterday morning lurking around tho
present. residence of the President at th,
S0idleis Home, in very suspicious manner.
lie was arrested ny Col. Wistar, of on, Of tho
res1n;"nte stationed near and sent To the provost
marshal, who 'oinmittee iiin TO the Old tya,,itol
III. name Is James u. Burrell, and is supposed
u te Z spy.
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SiGNALILNa.-A man who gave his name As
Joseph " nlte and who r. sides near EdWa ards
L cry. was arrested day before yesterday, by
CGirr Oh Col J"Wrtl. OF The IUth Vermont vol.
In'eeFs on the charge of making signal lights
% IN rebels a.'ro>S the river. tn char. was
tuliy proven. ana he was committed 10 the Old
Sapi'ci yesterday.
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CIRCUS COMIsG.-CIardnpr & Hcim;no,s
superb circus, the organization OF which has
just been completed Will exh ibit IN Wa>hins ton
III shor; time. Thi, company il one hundred
strong, and embraces some of the very best
equestrian talent IN the country. Nothing of
tht kind mas appeared here for some time and
'.e community IL hungry especially the jaye.
niles loE some such entertainment.
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Byw.L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers.
BOARDING.

EIRST CLASS. Penn ANENTAND TRANSIENT
IL Board. Ensy be obtained in one OF the mos
healthy aud heaufiiull locations in the city IN
Washington, No. 81 Missouri ayenue between A.
snd "a streets, and within two minutes walk OF "a
avenue. PaymaSters OF the Army and STRANGER.
yiSi ing Washington. would find a pleasant home
during their stay. NJ a moderate expense su q
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TAXING THE LAw.-Patrick McManus who
hves on English Hill, on Monday got tired of
tenant, named Ann Kennedy, who occuoies
q room III his house, and, breaking her door,
PI.theu ntr enects INTO the street prior 10 taking
possession. Mrs. Kennedy, however Yot =
warrant from Justice Barnaclo, and M Manus
was arrested by officer Crown and taken t-.fora
Justice Clayton, but, he agreeing to put the
things baC in her room and allow her TO re-
main Tor the present, the Justice dismissed the
case
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IT NOTICE
Il HOTELS, GROCERS. RESTACRA PRI-
NATE FAMILIES, DC.
The Subscribers have just received g fresh ship
ment of
500 CASES ST. JULIEN AND ELcRRAC
CLAR ETS,
which they offer for sale at New York prices
Also. they have constantly on hand
c..;o. nj LS1s r, and We'll Se1ec;ed S'ook Gf
OLD MhDERiAS, PORTS. SHERRIEs.
BOZ hBEA. OLD RE, SCOTCH, ead IRISH
ENGIisM AID g $ sc q CHI aF STanHs'
Ion Don AND pJ BLIN PORTERS,
ENGfisn PickIFs. SAUCES.
CHiLT0N .thEbDER and ENGLIsn PARRY
sARIISKS' kEMps THEORETICALLY SEALED
TRESCii. GERMAN snd ENGLISH CoRpIALs
coiG Tsh SIi StLT " pkisSENeEN and sSG
Choice OOL0NG, s0CCI0SG. IMPERIAL. uY.
SyN. hot NC RGSON TEAS,
With IA ex:gnslye assortment II
FANCY GROCERIES.
BININGER d Co,
Established 49,
Branch-2i9 Pa avenue. opposite
Villa ros Hotel. Washington.
g Just received a snail lot of oficers' Liqgor
Chests. auT
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the lst day
- a October, IS,2, ~ - oc!nck for furnishing
the subsistence Department OF a. tsug;on, ID. .,
with JaHI Bushel> Of POT ATOFS.
The Potatoes to be delivered ~ either O. street
aar 90 or a. o9e s aSFCsf bpep1 Put
barrel sack, and to be delivered by he 18th oc-
Tho ids should state the price PR Sushel OF eo
rounds, aud to be directed to col. A EEGS
WITH A D C., and c. :, s ! aud enIHr.rd
Proposals tIS potatoes. SELF
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AUCTION SALES.
FrrrnE DAYS.


NOTICE. virtue of, an order o.. dis,r.
i against The goods aud chsttels Of ysceb W
rSo.TT, sud 80 mr directed, hereby gite rel, -
sS,.hinyrI To- Pie. ana Los., wharf do,Ss
ws,h.isud sud Bowl BeSstesd and VINES sir e..
aGs naS and PPsHsns saOo@ az p
t"ns ~. Stove. snd slso barge amount of Storss
TO- % n5 sh,. found ~ on the ,Tsmse az
i~r-hy give notice that I shall seii nc 49,.
S'.9 sE2P5F sn q fr fksfIsan
70 a. att p ciGe su ?. Sns y hshSst sddsS
nrs, amounting 70 sqas s @fSst oen 70 "iaa 4
r@i2t- THOMAS PlCMSILL. Bsisf.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's sALE or TKs
y Cargo 81 the Vessel :" Blossom by virtue -
for The District of Columbia. ] wall sell at p1J :
sale .9r cash. THE Goysrnment ster. hos.-e. e.
FEiDAi the 18th day Of September. instant, oor-
n,enr,nS a. . clock N the following roOas as
"a; salt lot tea barrels OF SUGAR box nsrl.S ne
phine lot tooth brushes, and a hoy Of percus-i &C
- s,-dtd Us M.rss.'lpr
NIARsHAL'S shLE.-In virtue Of q writ Of s.r,
lfi tsois, issued from the Clerks omceofthe c,r
County Of Washington. and to nae cirectae !. I s1I
expose TO rneic sale for cssh in rnrt OF the Govt
sHf 81 .is G S1 G on Ns3SP "a. s ~
DESCRIBED Lots. to-vIt, viz: Lets lettered A. 2 c
org n.i LOT. No 7. 8 and .. IN square Ne Ss ~
the city % Washington ID. C. together viii -
ard singular the improvements ia, reon sei1ed a.:
levied ron ss the property cfJames y. Dunar:r,
tcber, lo'2, in favor Of Daniel v. Svops,
WARD H. LANON.
he Iy-d,o Z ;. Marshal. ?. 9.
BY W. L.. WALL a CO, Auctionee<.
VRusTEks sALB or yALuApLR Prep
cut~d snd recorded in the land records of Wasr-
ing county, IN Iiber J. A. g, No. lS6 folio "a We
shau SCI, a. Pubic Auction. on thO promises, ssi
five O'Clock p. M the following property viz Lrs~
numbered seven CD snd nine ~ Jin chlrnanr %
division, OF part Of square nun bered sir hunG-~s
and sixteen C6ist togst her with tho imprOVsEerts
thereon, OF small Brick House, DC.
Terms: 0ns-third cash IN. balance IN two ec,s}
payments. 81 six and twelve months with iuteroEs-
a deed gwen and deed OF trust taken, 10 eees.r
the deferred payments. Conyeysncing 1T tie cox,
OF the purchaser.
ALFRED sCHuCKrSG
A. EBERLY. Trusteea
au = W. l.. WALL 4 Co, AUctT
By W. L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
EETY by virtue Of a deed OF trust duly eve
cuted, and recorded in the land records OF W Ssh
lhat"n county, N Liter j. A. 8, No. s9s foi.e <
W stall sell az Public Auction, on the prenisss
lS2, at five O'Clock m, Lot numbered ten 70 il
square numbered eight hundred and seventy.foux,
Terms: one-third cash the balance :, .,,-
equal payments; AZ six and twelve months, via.
interest. A deed given and deed Of trust tahe y
TO secure the deferred payments. Conveyancias -
ALFRED scHUcKIxs.
A. EBERLT, Trustees
80 y W. l.. WALL & CO, ArctS
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TENDER oF SEGvICiS-Tha C,oIumh;a Fra
NouaP''ils la~t evening directed their officers 10
s-h"'s 20 th' Government the Use OF their
tl;EiIie iio,o' i'r >t"am fire ENGINE should an.
Other one br ordered on, and aIso rho .arxioas
OF : rrqUiSIic number OF men 20 WORK the
IA, 1Ec.
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STEALING r>trrday Officers Busher and
Narrower arrested a coiorrd how namra S,in
mon Tor stealing ten dollars IN money. ons
brcastpin, pair OF rar-rings, and pearl
backlH from Ellen Murphy, servant in tL,.
Hopkins Restaurant.
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NJ 3 w A GO ST.
w W A G. On SIT
have on hand and constantly recaivins a supa-
ror lot of Wagons of all sizes suitable for suffers
grocers. Those in want would do well to give a
call before purchasing.
KOB'T Ii. GRAHAM. Coach maker
Sc 3i-3t" 37I d, and All Eighth st.
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hOEp TFoOPs-The 9th Battalion OF New
Yogs Artillery, numbering 52l men, under the
command o. Cspt. II. Schmidt, arrived last
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
The KITCHEN AND HOT SEHOLD FURNI.
TIRE in the Store and Dwelling House on Tenth
street between d and streets. lately occupied by
Henry Myers, will be sold at Public Auction on
SATURDAY tmorningl NEXT, the nth Instant
q, ninc o'clock to satisfy the landlords claim for
damages done the property viii in the Occupancy
OF said Henry Myers unless some friend or fri.nis
come forward and pay the dana ges done the above
take away the Furniture.
sc 2c-5t' G. WOaDwaRn
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FURTHER HEARISG.-Yestarday afternoon
Henry WALLACE and John Williams, the two
Ceiorcd boys arrested by Officers Wise and
S,usher on suspicion Of robbing e. H. S.uer OF
$40, were brought out of jail for further hear
ing bSlnre Justice Dom. The proof of their
being concerned in the robbery was not an
parent, and the suspicion was based on the fact
mat W iIliams was discharged three DAYS bafor.
and Wallace complained of being sick and left
me day before the robbery, and both were wen
acquainted with the premises.
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ShN
LOUISIANA AVESUs, NEAR SIXTH sTasKr.
In Rear OF stional Hotel
CROW DhD HOUSES:
Me-" EiH 7n-n;gh,
JESTInN TO THE PUBLIC.
eAi1,sTrIr company 'orrisippTE 81 mqGh
t0ikiiGISALlrY and 'hASAfit dESiUs
as the : ii NSSswsEisRfogSy NEVER
Marx me L'yt Of Sios ard make Note on IL.
La" MA T22t Fl III ER RsrEi'fa'
71qH e f. Rope,
Without Balance Pole.
She vii; appear gs the FLOW ER GIRL and will
distribute thousaids Of Flowers to the audience
- 5 4asEs 1= FR5s {: IS.
In New Songs.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY.
Composed B s. Z. f T9@f LADIES
In Nc,- Dances.
KISS An Eli A WILLIE
The Yankee SOngstress.
The Talented hs,o2paa c2nsaian will appear in
LEW SIMM@NS
The Champion I;+,'joi-, ana Ethiopian Artist in 8
New Banjo solo and Song.
3 0 b U Z 4.
. ,. WILLIS ARMSTRONG
MASTER JOHNNY.
WILLIE EMERSON.
And the .mmo Company in
AN ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME!
TONIGHT,
HART AND SIMMONS
Ina New Ethiopian Farce. entitled
D0BS0N'S BOY
Also, the Laugiiabie Rave Pantomime entitled
ROSE OF SEiRON
Doors open o'clock performance o'clock.
Admission % cents. Orchestra Chairs 81 cents
THIRD GRAND MATINEE
roe LiDIF& AND CHILDREN
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, September 9TH
which OCCASION the ~'
MAMMOTH COMPANY Will APPEAR,
Observation-Disclosures - cents Children 10 cents
Doors open at 0 clock; performance at ~ sez,
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CAMPBELL Il son,
- 3Jl PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
genuine assortment OF
HARDW ARE AND ARMY G00DSi
BAR IRON AND STEEL
su - eo2rn'
NEW DESIGNS IN AUTUMN AND WINTER
1 HRAPPlSGS, opened to-day, with all kinds
@; DEE GOODS for current wants.
ore price only, the actual cash value marked IN
plain figures. PERRY 4 BRO,
aI-lat Pa. avenue AMI Ninth street
nR. HOLMES, THE FIRST EMEALMER IN
~ the nted States, and first in this city hnvin,
returned with the army has taken room-, No. 80
I"uitisn6 avenue vher. n. ~ ready to execute all
Crts rs wit IN es much satisfaction as heretofore.
n. ID. Dr.. X. hs> now connection with his for
mer place of business sos Pa. Sc I3-ilne,
l'OR THE FOLKS AT H0ME-Au kinds O!
j Fancy and Staple Dry Goods = for the Folks ut
Hcmer Officers and Soldiers cordially invited
10 inspect our large stock Of Dry Goods for home
consumption.
One price only. the actual casa standard .,alue
'naTSef IN plain HgRres:
Cur Northern aud Eastern correspondents sun
pi. u daily with Pine DRESS GOODS CLOAKS
SNAWLS READY MADE DRESSES isuHsI Nc
Ali parcels properly packed fGr express or othe:
Conveyance, free OF charge.
. An inspection of stock ana p.icas impe no OBJ
legation to purchase. PERI < hRo.,
Perry Bui,dingr
sc r'-lnt Pa, avenue srtt Ninth str.et
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

The Suffers IN THE MY.-Senator
Wilson has de termined to introduce
bill Immediately on the opening Of
Congress to abolish the Office of Sutler in the
army. Hehas been impelled to this by rea-
son of the extortions and abuses practiced up
on the soldiers. In spite f the legal restric-
tion against selling to soldiers to an amount
exceeding oue-third of their pay, it often oc-
ours that the Sutler presents an order on the
Paymaster for three quarters of the amount
due the soldier, while one half thus taken is
to common TO excite remark. The prices,
too, are exorbitant, the profits often being
from two to three hundred per cent, and the
quality of the articles furnished as bad as
will be tolerated. Liquor, too, is often
clandestinely furnished The pastry and
other articles of food furnished have been
found to cause sickness. 1t is known that
in very many cases the Colenels of regiments
are partners of the Suffers the profits being
so large that men are often unable to get the
appointment upon any teams. The profits
of a Sutler for full regiment are from So
600 to,Sl2. 900 year.-W WasAiagtoa Cores
pondence Ner York Tribune.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04
Sheriff's Sale.

James T.. Croweu VS.. Thos. Gflmour, As
signee Of John Ball, an InsOlyent Debtor,
and j. c. spencer, John Vanchaick ct
al, claiming Mechanics Liens; John
Shea. claiming Lien by Mortgage.
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
in and for the county of Shasta.
"IHEREAS, by decree and order of sale,
w issued out of the District Court aforesaid,
the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1861 on judg-
ment rendered in said Court, in the above entitled
cause, the Sth day of August, 1861, in favor of
James Z. Crowel, and against the defendants
aforesaid, 1 am commanded to sell, at public auc-
ton, in accordance with the law in such made
and provided, all that certain piece parcel of
land situate lying and being in the town of Shasta,
county of Shasta, and State of California, and
bounded and Inscribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner Of j. W.
Downer's store, on the southwest side of the Main
street in the town Of Shasta: thence running nort
westerly along the line of said Main street, nineteen
feet inches, (I9 feet 10 inches,) to the south
east corner of the lot owned by James Loag thence
right angles with Main street, in Southwestern
ly direction, along the line of said Loags lot, 124
feet, to stake thence south easterly, parallel with
the Main street, nineteen feet 10 inches 9 feet 10
inches,) to the line of J. w. Downers lot thence
along said Downer's lot on the north, to the place
of beginning, one hundred and twenty feet
together with all the rights ways, privileges and
appurtenanccs thereto belonging, or in any wise
appertaining.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that on
Friday, the 9th day of January, A. d.,
l662,
at o'clock P. NJ. at the Court House door, in the
town and county ofShasta, will sell the foregoing
described property at Public Auction, to the high
est bidder, for Cash.
J. S. FoLLANsBEE,
d2Iad Sheriff.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04
Filtration,

A brilliant Irritation is grand display of
nothing, in nothing, all for nothing. 1t is
filling two cups with sorrow, one of which
we must drink, the other must be drained by
the one we have called--our friend. 1t is a
mockery of life's sublimest feeling-friend
ship. 1t is q desecration Of life's dearest at
tribute love. 1t is q stimulation of reality
to prove realities unreal.
To mind that has learned to love the food
of excitement, Irritation may be pleasant
while the excitement lasts, but when its
fame dies out, and we see nothing but the
cold ashes of disappointment, and around
the altar, where once the fame of seeming
love was burning, blighted hopes and fond
hearts, now we'll nigh broken, and we weigh
their loss with our petty gains-'tis then we
drink our cup Of sorrow for the course we
have taken-theirs is already drained to the
dregs.
Filtration always has an after-piece, and
the closing performances often leave bitter
feelings. Filtration, if it be all Irritation on
the one side, and all faith and love on the
other. is like the game of some of our Indian
traders, who give to simple natives glass
beads and feathers in exchange for gold and
diamonds, or worthless trinkets in return for
articles of value.
AoI uidu W accept lTom WOman hcr
hearts best love in return for such little at
tention as he can spare from the serious Of
life, or seek to win her heat just for the con-
quest, and then to refuse the oblation which
pure heart has lain upon the shrine of his
ambition, is a cruel Irritation, is base, tri-
fling, is degrading crime.
And, for a woman to use those winning
graces which God gave her for holy purpose,
to entrap hearts worthy of true heart 5
love, simply for the cruel pleasure of seeing
them droop under this disappointment, is
Irritation which will sooner or later visit the
tiirt with cruel revenge. They who would
triAe with pure affection must belong to one
or the other of two classes either their affec-
ton has been trifed with, and slighted until
their hearts have become misanthropic, or
they are wanting in principle from having
no purity in the heart to be trihed with.
They therefore love conquest upon others.
Like pirates, who have nothing but the
craft in which they sail to lose. they are ey-
er ready for rich and unguarded prizes.
Friendship is the hearthstone of the social
world. Love is the siken tie which bind
kindred hearts. Filtration is the bane which
destroys both.- Warerly Magazine.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04

HIrHER, throught long and advancing gen.
erations, the funeral group and the solemn
procession shall bear our treasures, while
they affirm her trust. Here shall be
brought the remains of the great and good
the protector from his toll. This shall be
the lit resting place for the poet, who from
sea and sky and earth and air, and cloud
and sun light-who from the depths of human
affection and the nights of Divine love, has
drawn inspiration and kindled into grandeur
-Hither shall they bear the pale maiden,
stricken in her earliest bloom-and the little
child to whose grave the mother shall come,
to hear. amid the whisperings winds of night
the words of consolation In my Fathers
house there are many mansions. >-Boker'' :
Dedication of Lone Mountain. cemesry.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04


GENERAL BEAUREGARD VINDIcATING THE
LATE COLONEL RAKER.-Recently flag of
truce was borne into our lines on the Upper
Potomac from the enemy's forces at Lees
burg, says the New York Herald, conveying
"A communication from General Beauregard,
in which he states that having seen in the
Northern papers discussion in reference to
certain orders alleged to have been given by
General Stone to Colonel Baker, he felt it his
duty to brave soldier to transmit certified
copies Of the orders which had been found on
the battlefield and were in his possession.
The orders transmitted were copies of those
reported by General Stone to General Nc
Clellan as those which were given TO Colonel
Baker This communication from General
B,aurega-d was accompanied by request
totally incommensurate to the service reu
dered by the transmission of the orders, and
which was not granted.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-04
1NsoLvENT NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Shasta. o.
In the County Court in and for the said county and
State.
In the matter of the Petition of Terry Brennan an
Insolvent Debtor, on file in the Clerks Office
of said Court
nURSUANT to an order of the Hon. Joel T.
Landrum, Judge of the County Court, in and
for said county and State. notice is hereby given
to all the creditors of the said Insolvent Terry
Brennan, to be and appear before the Hon. County
Court, in and for the said county and State at the
Court House, in Shasta, on the
18th day of January, A. d. 1862,
then and there to show cause, if any they can why
the prayer of said Insolvent should not be
and an assignment of his estate be made and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursu
ance of the statute in such made and proyi
ded /; and in the meantime all proceedings against
said Insolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand, and the seal of said Court af
fixed at Office in Shasta this 18th day of December
A. d. 1861.
JOHN ANDERSON,
d14:5t Clerk