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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-23

THE SEoSlON OF ItDz-3 VIII Commence on (JctoD-r
VALE NIlNE MOTT ~ D. Emeritus Professor Of Surgery;
MARtfN PAlNE NJ ID, Professor Of Asteria Medica aai
wiieLy; JOHN W. pRAPER d D. Professor q ch.mi.sry
and Phy,iolog AtFKEP e PoSI, M d.. rrois.sor Of
JOHN T. METCALFE, NJ D. Professor OF the Ins,itutas
and Practice OF Medicine The Lectures auarssd s
give opportunity daily attendance at the numerous Ss
ptas and Dispensares The Surgical Medical and Obs,sr
cal Cinques Ia the College conducted heretofore 1hs
Spring Summer snd Autumn Course Is being carried dW
ing the present session ia the usual Letters Of inquiry
may be to Prof DRAPER President Of the Med
Faculty University, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
KEOKUK IOWA: MONDAY, OCTOBER g. 1862

The foe first comes, lies slain at his feet
and now as the fatal axe descends on the
second, who with fiery eyes and open sla-
vering jaws, and cleaning teeth, crouches
bristiing before him ready for the spring,
his fierce eye catches that of the third
aud arrests him, cowed for the instant in
the very act of springing. You feel that
the dogs are doomed, and that their mas
tcrs would be also were they but there,
and ventured to attack this reused man
now with no weapons save such as his
But we know il is not thus that they are
accustomed to approa b slave at bay
and therefore forbear to contemplate the
probable fate Of this one, and of bis mu
latto wife, who, covering behind, glares
over his shonlderat the assailants, attired
in striped cotton shirt, painfully sug-
gestive Of some cast-off Fourih-of-July
celebration banner put 10 economic use
Ia It not pity that the Commissioners
who considerably excluded from tbs gal-
lcries all historical pieces commemora-
| ting English. victories lest the pride ofsome
gues, from other nations might be touched
should not have excluded this painting as
well, 80 that an American might pass
through the gallery without being made
to blush for his nationality. Or, rather,
is it not pity that we should not always
and every where have been met by such
reminders of our national disgrace, until
the disgrace itself had long ago become
intolerable |?
An English gentleman who takes .
! T'tmes.ish view Of the present affair,
in our country Gas most English people
certainly do lately called my attention te
that picture. and asked, in an agreeably
sarcastic tone 'NCan yon possibly ex.
plain its meaning, coming as you do from
land offreedom 2" THAT ?--oh certain
ly--it is-a-design for the new coat-of
arms TO be adopted by your friends Of the
Southern Confederacy in the event of're.
coghi,ion' By England and France. The
blood hounds have, believe, some al
legorical significance relating to the ar
mics Of those nations"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
iFrom The CoHisouvesith.
a VOICE AND ITS ECHO.

A German fre-side fable relates that
once d little boy went out into mountain
rayiue, and calling aloud found that he
was answered Shouting a second time
he found that his words were repeated -
Supposing some one was mocking him
he used an insulting term to the invis-
BILE mockcr, which was returned TO him.
Again and again he called, using every
abu i've crithet that he could think Of
all of Which were in turn heaped upon his
own bead until crying with anger, he
he rushed to his mother, and told her
that there " was boy out there who call
ed him all kinds of bad names" His
mother .el! A:;ss A::;:sss that aii thuss bad uxn,es
were but the echo of his own voice that
had be called kind words, kind words
would have been returned 10 him; and
that through all his life the weHM would
be the echo of his own heart and voice.
Somewhst like this boys wrath has
been that of this nation, that it has not q
single syrnpathizer among the nations of
Europe. The voices of the kindest are
but words of forbearance or pity. And
Why? We have insulted humanity
throughout the world, and the mock Of
humanity is but the echo Of our own in
suit Here amongst fearful scores of ex
amplcs, is one specimen Of
TnE VoIcE.
TFron Rhode Island Soldiers Letter in
.Nhe NJ Y. Tribune
"As for me. sir, / never wish TO wit
ness again such scenes rs trsnspired dur
ing month stay in New Orleans. Slave,
that came miles, wearing iron yokes, anc
with marks Of brutal cruelty, were sem
out from us with agonixing prayers o.
protection, Affirming that TO kill them were
more mercifuf than 70 drive them into tht
re,engeful hate Of their masters. They
went forth to spread fear, distrust anc
dispsir among those whom, for human
ty's sake, for the sake OF the Divine ben
ediction, for policy sake, we should hay.
made our friends. There is nothing the,
would NOT have done to be free. Theil
gratitude at their coming was as joyful y
their despair Was overwhelming at tht
decision that exiied them from their las
refuge
And here, amongst hundreds which
must make every honest face in this land
tingle, ia an example Of
THE Echo.
From : aLerdon Correspondents Letter
!" Concerning ths Great Exhibition
As | thought Of this, there flashed
across me like . sudden pain, the yisior
Of . certain picture in the English CALLER,
here-the only one Ia Al its miles pf pic
lures which treats . distisctiyelv -Ameri
can subject. Il is entitled e The Slav'
Hunt!" The figures represented n,
liSs sias. A largs, povarfal bain nsgl'
has been overtaken by the blood-hounds
aud stands at bay" in swamp. III
wears only = tattered remnant OF panta
looms. and the bread shoulders and brav
ny arms are quite bare, showing the tens
action Of thu Masnle.a The ahandcuff re
mains on the left wrist. and the chail
falls over the clenched left hand. In th
right III ! hatchet, and the arm i raiss.
inithe oct sf striking. s-f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

~It will interest the numerous friends
of Miss Adah Isaacs Menken to know
that she has been united ID wedlock to
Mr.. R. H. Newell, the "Orpheus G, Kerr
of the Sunday Mercury.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06
DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

Arrival OF the MaKls.
Eastern Mailarrives daily Sundays excepted }via
Ply mouth al O'Clock y. m.
NJ Louis nd outLvr u III Arrivesdaily Mondays
excepted st6,p.m-
Western nAaiiArrivesdsIiy Iiyte1ceptsundsys)su7:o
o'clock, N.
Burlingto Asiisrrives daily texssTi supdsys Az
o ~
Csrthsgenna plymouth Maiisrrivs iAls saii4t.
exeepted) sts,p-m.
Charleston Mail "a tri-weekiy )arrivss TaniAys
Thursday nd SATURDAY. at pm.
Closing of the Muiis.
Eastern Mail closes daily texcspt tssturdsyslatep.
81. .Louisand Southern Mailclos esdaiiy Saturdays
excepted1 at . p. N.
BurIinS,on Aaiicloses daily texceptsaturdAysl ai
Pm.
Western Mall closes daily texeept sAturdayrjsts
o'clockpm.
Carhagcand Plymouth hGsileiosstdansts Saturdays
exesptedlai sp. n.
Charleston Mail tri-wsekiy cioset AondsJs Wed
nesdsys and Prtda41, ,AtG An.
lP The Pos. Once will btoren en- hundsysfron
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-06

General Cass was present at the Michi-
gan State fair at Detroit, last week. Par.
son Brownlow made lengthy address.
after which General Cass was called upon
for speech. Hc then took the stand,
and made a brief but excellent speech, as
follows:
MY Friends am unable to say any
thing. Ny friend, who has just spoken,
expresses my sentiments. My heart Is in
the cause, and have faith that the virtue
and integrity Of the American people will
crush out Tie rebellion. am with you
with my whole heart"
As Parson Brownlow emphatirally en-
dorsed the Presidents pruclataafiea, It =
evident that Gen. Gass sttnds or tl4e
same ground,
TIE Insnns I.aks~---TT TTAe- nsslGss d q q
Wellington very clearly expressed his
idea Of the honesty and lairncss Of this
"leading journal when he wrote in refer
ence 20 It's abuse OF him
The truth is, refused to employ a
relative Of the editor of the Times in my
family, and that is the reason he has ac
cused me Of corruption
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
The Township Law.

1t may not be generally known that the
last Legislature passed an ''Aet to organize
townships, and regulate their powers and
duties, and to submit the same to vote OF
the peorle." The county of Shasta is in
cludel in the provisions of this bill The
law provides that townships shall become
bodies corporate, the same as county. The
corporate powers are vested in. Board of
Trustees, numbering three members It also
provides for the election of the following
township officers one clerk. one Assessor
one Treasurer, one Tax Collector, two jus
tices of the Peace. two ConstabIes. and enc
Road 0verseer for each road district in the
township. The Boarl, Of Trustees is general
j. invested with pezers to do. and perform
those functions now devolYing on the Board
Of Supsrrisors. In plain words, it proposes
10 establish eigb' county governments in the
county Of Shasta. The voters are 10 accept
or reject this law, By voting Township Law
No. or Township Law-Yes" We
are very certain that our citizens Will reject
tbs law, bat it is proper enough to call at
tention to it, 50 that they may not fail to cast
their votes against it. This county is wretch
elly in debt, and means have to be devised,
and that quickly. for the liquidation of its
Indebtedness, or at any rate to prevent the
further increase Gifts liabilities. Tho town,
ship law in question would make the taxes
of cur pc pie insuferable. The Union tick
cts have the words Township Law-N0"
printed thereon.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
PROBATE NOTICE,
In the matter of the Estate of James Brice-
land, deceased.
In the Probate Court of the county of Shasta.

In the Probate Court OF the county OF Shasta.
TT appearing to the Judge OF said Court, by the
3 petition presented and filed by John NJ Brice
land the administrator with the will annexed, of
the estate of James Briceland, deceased, praying
for an order to sell real estate, in pursuance of the
provisions of the WILL that such provisions
therein contained, and that such sale is asked
for in said petition will be beneficial to the estate,
which sale will be also in accordance with the re
quest and authority of the devisees named in the
said will; it is therefore ordered by the Judge of
said Court that all persons interested in the said
estate appear before the said Probate Court,
Monday, the 18th day of September next,
A. ID. 1862.
at II o'clock. A. NJ, of said day, at the Court
House, in the county Of Shasta, to show cause why
an rier should be granted TO the said admins
traitor to sell the real named and described in
his said petition and that copy of this order be
published four successive weeks in the Shasta
COURIER, a newspaper printed and published in
said county Of Shasta.
@. G. BUSH.
Judge Of the Probate Court in and for the
County OF Shasta.
Dated at Shasta this 18th day of August, A. D.
1862. aul6:4t
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

Mr.. BELL DEcLIyEs.-Mr. j. j. Bell, of
Clear Greek Bridge, declines beng q candi
dace for the Assembly from Shasta county
We are assured that his name has been used
rather preciptately in this connection, by a
few men who have sought to uphold = politi
Cal organization in this county, the effect Of
which would only result in bringing strength
to the secessionists. Mr.. Bell being satisfied
that his remaining in the field could only
have the effect Of confusing the loyal senti
ment Of Shasta county, and of giving aid and
comfort to the disloyal portion OF our people,
has, with patriotism that does him the
highest honor, withdrawn, and leaves Mr.
Chapel alone in the field, to receive the
votes Of all true, unconditional Union men.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
MARRIED:

In Shasta Union Church, by Rev. P. L. Hanes.
on Wednesday evening. the 9th inst, Mr.. Francis
v. seudder. of New York City, and Miss Carrie A.
Harris, of Shasta.
We acknowledge the receipt of rich slice of
wedding cake With the above notice, for which the
happy pair will accept our thanks, and also con-
sider the following as our sentiments
Oh happy pair, to every blessing born,
For You may lifes calm stream unruffledru
For you its roses bloom without thorn,
And bright as morning shine its evening sxn.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

JoHN CoNNEss.-Everywhere this gentle
man goes he is rapturously welcomed by the
Union masses. He spoke at Marysville, on
the 25th, to one of the largest assemblages
ever convened in that place. The Appeal
gives long and interesting account of the
affair, ard concludes as follows:
Mr.. Conness lashed mercilessiy the rene
gade Union Democrats who crawl up back
stairs to make secret terms with the Seces-
sionists. and was bitter on the arch plotter of
that ilk, Cotton. Into his whole speech he
infused the intense earnestness. positiyeness
and vim Of his own strong nature. lie spoke.
acted and looked as if he hated treason and
loathed its miserable apologists and go-be
tweens. His speech had great effect on the
crowd. who shouted and cheered more than
any crowd has done here for long time
Even the ladies leaned excitedly over the
balcony above him, as if afraid to lose tone
or gesture. On concluding. he was loudly
applauded.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

STEAMER BANNER.-A party of gentlemen
from this place, on last Wednesday, visited
this boat, lying at the docks of the city Of
Reading who report to us that the visit was
most satisfactory and agreeable. The boat
made an excursion on the river, and over
places which satisfied the visitors of the rer-
feet practicability of the navigation of the
upper Sacramento, The steamer left for
Sacramento on Thursday.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

How IT LOOKS IN SHAsrA.--During the
week we have visited several parts of the
county, and became somewhat familiar with
the course and direction of public sentiment
The result of this observation is about to
this purport; That with but slight deFec.
tion. Messrs. SWEET and Chapel will receive
nearly every vote cast in the last election for
either Stanford or Conness. Consequently
these gentlemen will carry the county by a
vote Of at least two to one over the hybrid
opposition. In some districts they will re-
ceive the votes of every man who makes any
pretentions to being loyal.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

CoURr OF SEssIoNs.-The September term
Of this Court will commence on Monday
next. Judge Bush has appointed T. IL.
Harmon Esq, of Churntewn. Associate JUS
tiee, in place of Justice SUNNY, resigned.
The Judge has deemed it unnecessary to
summon q Grand Jury.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

Fusion efforts which Will be successful
are being made to withdraw both Fitzgerald
and Stevenson, for the purpose of uniting
the "two wings" even yet more closely in
adulterous connection. Next year Secesh
will have clean bill Of sale of every man
who this year votes that ticket. There is no
stopping when once start is made hell
wards. The road leading thither, or to Sc
eessionism. is Of an easy grade.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

Sror TuEM.-The Union men Of Shasta
comfy should "spot" every man who makes
professions of being sound On the Union
question, but in this election is voting with
secessionists. The men are only Union men.
if SO at all, only upon condition that the Ad-
ministration does hot interfere with some
traitors niggess," slave owners being, III
,heir view, the only persons in the country
who have any constitutional rights. Next
year some Of these gentry will want an Office
Voters viii then have an opportunity of set
Hing with them.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

SHAAEFuL.-if it was not so unuttcrably
disgusting, 1T would afford some amusement
to notice the cozening efforts of the Corven-
ticn- boiling secesh sympathizers to wheedle
the supporters of Douglas into the support Of
their rebeliious platform. Who forgets that
these men, fresh from the iniquity Of dis
graceful bolt Of Democratic nominees and
principles, bat short time ago denounced
Douglas and his supporters, and Conness and
his supporters, indiscriminately as 'Aboli-
tionists," and exhausted their whole stock
of gentlemanly and refined denunciation on
all who did net believe in the treason of JEFF.
Davis. These men hunted the great Douglas
'ro&s grave. and now their hypocritical
whir heard all ovef the State, trying to
pq1@dadS 9Gl a1sp in9 Tie snpP0Tt>It their
traitorous principles
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

JoHS SwErr.-Of the private worth and
standing Of this gentleman, of his standing
as a true Union man, and Of his peculiar
fitness for the place to which he aspres, it
.is. unnecessary to speak. His worst political
eFscr'-es es-ee-z..a.-n all 6I -1.i--r sscTi,isis
he. is emineutly sound and trustworthy. One
of his opponents is soldier. The otheri is a
preacher. They may be very clever men,
but they can bring into the Office Of superin
t,ndent no special fitness for the place, and
their loyalty to the Government OF which
this State is part is open TO grave suspicion.
Let no such men be trusted in place.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

The CoRRupFIoN FUND.-The oroville
Union says La'ham paused in that place
long enough from his denaneiations Of the
carruptions Of army contractors, to deposit
fifteen hundred dollars, for : elections pur.
poses" o. the Z" "ilthy pool.''
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

Hox. JouS CoNNEss.-Tais gentleman,
with other distinguished speakers OF the
Union party, is cut stampsding the Sesesh
Fusionists in the middle counties. He is said
to be specially brilliant when engaged in
stripping the eutiele from the apostate La
than.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
NOTICE.

4 LII debtors to A. Kessel, in Middletown,
N notified to settle their Indebtedness forthwith,
either with A. Kessel, or E. levin Co., in Shas-
ia. Demands remaining unpaid on September the
first will be sued for.
E. LEVIN 4 CO.
Shasta Aug. 21st 1862. au23.3t.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

ELECTION IN NEVADA TERsIroRY.-The
election in Nevada Territory comes off or the
sane day as in California. 1t is thought
that either Ralsson or Mott VII be selected
Is delegate 70 Congress.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

FlRE.-TAe California Stage Company's
harm and stables at Rough and Ready was
destroyed By FIRE on the Gath inst Sixteen
fine stage horses and sixty tons of hay were
also burned.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

LET every voter see that he votes for the
Constitutional amendments taking care to
erase the word No else the vote will lie
counted as blank We advise those hating
tickets at the polls to see that each voter
casts his ballot so that it will count for the
Constitutional amendments.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

CarNTY CouRr.-This Court viii be held
Immediately on the adjournment of the Court
of Sessions.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
Notice
~ DIR. B. NJ. ESTERLE,

Dentist, gives notice to the citizens
of Shasta and vicinity that he is compelled to leave
this place, for Sacramento, on unas oidable bust
ness He will be gone six or eight weeks, at which
time he viii return, and be pleased TO again offer
his services to the citizens of this county.
Shasta, August sth, 1852
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
FOR ROADMaSTEnA-

The friends of wIAIAM THOMPSON nomi-
nate him as Independent Candidate for the
office of Roadmaster of Shasta township, and
solicit the support of all lovers of good roads
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
FOR JUSTICE OF THEpEACk.

To THE ELESroRs OF SHASTA TOWNSHIP:
JAMES kEEN announces himself as an Inie-
pendent Union candidate for the office of Justice
of the Peace and respectfully socits their support
at the ensuing election.
Shasta, aug. 18th, 1852
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

TEHAaA CouNTY.-Mr. DiHendorff, the
Union nominee, has declined the contest in
this county. because of the necessities of his
private business. The Committee have sub
stituted Mr., B. tler in his stead He is
strong maa. ana We are assured that he will
be eisctnA
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

HoalclDE.-oa Friday. the 22d inst. at
New Caleb, two miles from Arhuekle, in
this county. a man named Butler was shot
and Instantly killed by one Lsrry Cruabe.
We understand the cause Of the difficulty
was dispute about & sqaaw. crumbe is
vet at large
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF GALIFoksIa; ALE r sIa.,. IS.
l. R. Durick, County Recorder, and ex-offcio
Clerk of the Probate Court in and for aforesaid
county of Shasta do hereby certify the foregoing to
be a true and correct copy of order duly made
and entered upon the minutes of said Probate
Court.
Witness nv hand and the seal Of said Probate
Court this 18th day of August, A. D. 1852.
j. R. DURICK, Clerk.
By JNo. E. DENT Deputy
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

!, We have lately intro
dueed a Now Style Fam
ily Sewing Machine,
making the Lock Stitch.
or stitch alike on both
sides, arranged in the
same style, and sold at
same prices as our Gro
yer 4 Baker Stitch Ma
chimes.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30

THANKs-ro Senator Shurtleif for cary
q the atiicial report of the proceedings in the
impeachment and trial Of James H. Hardy.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-30
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N- WHITES PATENT LEVER
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principle is new and different from any others.
The Pad works over knuckle, giving it cireu-
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support the rupture with half the pressure requir
ed by other Trusses. The pain consequent upon
heavy pressure is therefore avoided.
These instruments will not rust, and are the
iightest most durable, and cleanly of all 9TH
ers and they can be washed at pleasure. Many
persons have been cured by them of ruptures of
several years standing.
For sale by EDWARD HALL 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, 5Ss Washington St,
San Francisco,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast au23;sm