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The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22
County Expenses.

The great evil under which this county la
bors is its enormous debt, and a consequent
high rate of taxation There is not count,
in the State which, in portion to popula
tion and resources, has a debt near the
amount of that which crushes the county o
Shasta. And she bas nothing to show fo,
1T, except it may be, the old Court House
on the hill, on High street, whether that is
paid for or not, We are not informed). The
new Court House was bought on a credit, as
it were, the warrants for which, if not dis
counted in the Redemption Fund, may come
up for payment in due course, about the last
of the next century. There has, no doubt,
first and last been collected for the use OF
the county. since its organization, somewhere
in the neighborhood of one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars which. being added to t..e
debt, shows an expenditure of something
like quarter Of a million. To Offset this,
the county has tbs aid and new Court Houses
worth together about fifteen thousand dollars
Surely there has been, to say the least, lax
management somewhere in the past time
The Court of Sessions, when il was an
auditorial body. and since that time, the
Boards of Supervisors, have had charge of
the allowance of this vast amount, and NAV
have allowed improper bills, about which,
however, we know nothing. The fault prob
ably lays in another direction. The county
Shasta, a fifth rate county has first class
debt, because it is organized'on too extravi-
CANT basis. The fees end salaries allowed
by law, and the Boards of Super visors, are
too great for a county so impoverished. We
recently spoke of the salaries, by way of H.
lustration, of the District Attorneys and
County Judges of this and other counties of
the State. The subject could be further ex.
tended. The County Clerk, for further in.
stance, in fees and pay charged to the coun-
ty has received in the last twelve NOR this about
four''thousand dollars say three hundred dol
lars month, or ten-doilars day. For voting
population of not more than two thousand.
it would seem from this that we have pro-
diglous amount of county business to trans
act; yet in that time, there have been not
more than five criminal cases before both the
Court of Sessions and District Court. What
other business has been transacted for the
benefit OF the county and for which the coun.
ty Is justly chargable, we are not advised
1T bill of items covering this amount should
be furnished us, we will publish it, and the
people can thensce if there is not some wav
by which at least part of this unusual dis
bursement may hereafter be saved. We
shall continue this subject in further arti-
cles.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22
M.LssIrr or P.krY Sr,K,r-Tbe true Low.

MALIoNIrr OF PARTY SPIRIT.-The true low
er of his country will be distressed to remark,
says..an exchange, the rancorous party spirit.
existing even among the darkening eriis of
the Government. 1t seems to be the indes-
tructible element of ruin in the American ma.
ton. 1t survives the danger and disaster Of
revolution, living and working with unabated
malignity when the Federal structure is reel.
ing with internal commissions. Lying in sin
is.er watchfulness, j: hopes that some disas-
trous failure, though it may leave the Gov
ernment in ruins, may restore the trivial en-
pire of party overlooking the carnage of
battle-6elds. with their heaped up slain, it is
intent only on the miserable strategy of To-
cal elections.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

NOTARY PuBLc.-The attention of those
interested is called to the card of James
Keen, III our columns today. As the fact
is not generally known, we will here state.
for the benefit of our readers, that BY an act
OF the last Legislature, Notaries Public are
the only officers legally qualified to take
the aeknow Judgments of parties wishing to
transfer, ahenate, or mortgage their home
stead property. or the separate property OF
the wife
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

FRosrY- REcEPrIoS.-D. S. Terry, who kill
ed Senator Broderick, was called upon at =
reconstraction dehanch to make a speech, at
Columbia, Tuolumne eosnty. When he arose
somebody proposed chrec cheers for him.
Somebody else proposed three cheers for the
memcrx of the dead Senator. They we-e
given with will. Terry had to leave the
stand without making a speech. Thus re-
cords correspondent of the San Francisco
Journsi.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

SrRArrAN & Golf good deeds ranked
with great actions, Stratman's Immortality
would be certain. He keeps us supplied
with all manner of papers from everywhere,
from his great news agency at the Bay. We
shall not forget this kindness. Do not the
files of the COURIER, the pen of the Recording
Angel, and the Post Office records, all keep
tally" for Stratman, and together give him
a good show s'oser the river ~
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

I BAIL AT REApiNc.-As you will see by
turning to the advertisement, Mr.. Charles
Niveiies gives ball at Reading. the head of
navigation of ths- Sacramento river, on the
l0t1 of December. to which general invita-
zion is given. Nothing viii be left undone to
make it a pleasant Affair."
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

TELgcRArH.-During the year, it is said
the telegraph wires will extend from St. Pc
tersburg Russia. to Nikolaiviski. on the Pa
ci6e. Then when a few thousand miles are
completed between Behring's Straits and
Yreka. the commerce of the world will have
a steady pulse.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

A NOBLE DEED TO BE DoNE.-Nevada Ter
ritory proposes to pay all the expenses Of
the government for itself during the war. or
while il remains in the Territorial condition
These expenses are nov paid by the General
Government.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

J. w. SULLIVAN d Ca.-This enterprisinc
news agency. of San Francisco. keeps always
on hand u perfect stock of the latest newSna-
Fers and periodicals of the day. whether do.
nestic es foreign. which are disp sei Of at the
most reaseeable rates. and ia the politest and
most accommodating manner imaginable.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

PosrPoSEp.-" Spanish Joe,. the negro
convicted of the murder of Weleh, as noticed
by US last week. was brought before the Dis
triet Court. on Thursday last, to receive SEN
tence, the delivery II which. for some cause.
was postponed until Monday next.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

SERIOUSLY HuRr.-Mr. William Kinney.
OF this county. was thrown from a stumbling
horse. and seriously injured on last Tuesday
The accident occcrred near Lemnon s ranch.
not far from Piety Hill. DR.. Pelham was
sent for. 1t is feared that the injury may
result fatally.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

DlscHARGED.-Mr Geo. Kneeland, brought
before H. A. Curtiss. Esq, on charge of
being accessory after the fact to the murder
of John E. Burton, was discharged for the
want of eyidence
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

ILLISoIs.-The l04th Illinois Regiment,
now in Kentucky, took vote ou the eman-
eipation proclamation, which stood sl4 for,
to fifty against.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

REslcNED.-Judge McKinstry, of the sew
enth Judicial District, las resigned and gone
to Washoe. j. B. Southland, of Petaluma,
has been appointed in his place.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

To SoNoRA.-Chas. I. Bolts. S. W. Inge,
DR.. Aylett, c. Y. Boynton, Captain SIM
mons. j. L. Bostwick and Hon. Henry Edser-
ton have sailed for Sonora, Mexico. Mr.
Edgerton goes down to dispose of an i'm
proved smelling apparatus
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRA-
VEL, and .DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and exeises the ABS0RBENTS into healthy action,
by which the wATERY OR cALCARE0US de-
posits, and all UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENTS
are rednced, as we'll as PAIN AND INFLAMMA-
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

DIsrRIcr CouRr.-This Court has bees in
session during the week. Not great amount
ct business has been transacted.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

THASkselvIxG.-A social party will be
given at the Empire Hotel on the 9th, by Mr..
Thomas Greene 1t will be pleasant affair.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

The Placer Courier publishes letter favor
ing Stephen J. Field for United States Sena-
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22
Use HELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUcHU for al
tions and diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,

Use HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU for all afec-
tions and diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS.
Whether existing in
From whatever cause originating and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these organs requires the use Of d.
DIURETlC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
is THE GREAT DIURETIC.
And certain to have the desired effect in all Dis
FOR WHICH 1T Is RECOMMENDED.
ErdeRcee the most reliable and responsible character
will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From to 20 yeaTs' standing.
WITH NAMES KNOWN TO
SCIENCE AND ZANE.
Price $l.OO per bottle, or six for $500.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL coMMUNI-
CATIONS.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis! !!
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of
the city of Philadelphia, II. 7. HELMBoLD who,
being duly swoen. doth say, his preparations con-
tain no narcotic, no mercury. or other in furious
46 H. T. HELMBoLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 22d day Of
November, 1854
WM. P. HIBBERD, Alderman,
IL Ninth ST., above Race, Phila-
Address letters for information to
= H. B. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, l04 South Tenth ST., bel. Chestnut, Phila.
RESNvARE OF NOUNTERFEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose OF THEIR owN'' and
OTHER ARTICLES on THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helmboid's Genuine Preparations.
.4a. E" Extract Buchu.
"a" :" Sarsaparlla
Improved Rose Wash
HOSTETTER. SMITH & DEAN,
227 Montgomery street, Russ Block,
San Francisco.
Sold 6y
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVER WHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS- TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement and send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
n22:6m
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU,

For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation, Ear
ly Indisereter or Abuse.
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMP-
M TOMS:
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptons the Face,
PALLID COUNTENANCE.
These symptoms. if allowed to go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, PILEPTIC FITS,
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT MAY
EXPIRE.
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those DIREFUL DISEASES"
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many aware of the cause of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS,
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption,
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTH OF THE AS
sERrIoS.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE Affected
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
Invigeratc the System,
Which HELNBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU inraria-
big docs.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKEPTIcAL.
FEMALES-FEMALES-F
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FE-
MALES the Extract Buchu is unequaled by auy
other remedy, as in Chlorsis Retention, Irregu-
larity, Painfulness, suppression Of Customary
Excavations. liberated Scirrhous state of the
Uterus, Lcucorrhea Whites, Sterity, and for
all complaints incident to the sex, whether arising
from indiscrction, Habits of ofDssipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
-7' SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT!
TAKE 40 MORE BALsAM, MERCURY, OR uNPLEAs-
ANT MEDICINES FOR UNPLEASANT AND DANGEROUS
DISEASES.
HELABODD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND M
s,,osf .fRO TED ROSE WiSH
CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages AT Little Expense:
Little ar no charge in Diet: No Inconvenience:
Aui no Egposurc.
In causes frequent desire and gives strength TO
J'rinate. thereby Removing Distractions,
Preventing and Curing Structures Of the Urehra,
Mlaying Pain and Inflammation, SO frequent in
til. class oil diseases, and expelling all Poisonons
Diseased, ard MOI Natter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
U'LO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QU.iCKS, and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be
cured in short time. have found they were de-
ceivcd. and that the :. POISON has. by the use of
POWERFUL AsTaiNGESrs,'' bocn dried up in the
system. to break out in aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22

"OULD inform the citizens of Shasta and sur
w rounding country, that they have just re-
eelved from San Francisco large and wen selected
stock of
The Shasta courier., 1862-11-22


Collector 1lth Division 4th District
Comprising Shasta county.
Oficc-Main street, Shasta, next door below Ell
Dorado stables. mo-
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III Sir 9rn. $, s8eerer reot EN- grief in Ser
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fes aebobrt, unD bod par Niemnno oerlebt,
ptppbl @tsle In Der wunberbarten Gstle eat~
tpmt1len traren.
Won permutbete, bic Sueen iei ernltltH TIM
Nuwpf perlebt unO led Oenn Der Nrtanlas
bate tbr etne 8rettlette 9e9eben, als tie por>
beifu6r, Trpb Der srOeen @efabr tparen Nae
an 8pro taltblltig, eefabt une furAtloS. Sc
Der mar auf letnem 9Olten unp bepnrfte tetner
Grmunterung.
Cir fmrdbtbarer &ebclIenfbnR.
Ote Queen etne trpmauf unO bic Nsbel=
lsnbdttcrteen Serlt1rften tbr Teuer. S4pere
Ruaeln unb gomben fielen rings Tim tie Der
un0 ale Nueenblide fubr cine pnrh tbr Oed
pOer Durd TIRE @aiate. Mls tie pcr elmer Der
oberen 8atterieen pprbeifubr, traf fe Elm 81
WftnOer Gtnter, fubr bur6 cine Der BadbOro-
c%aiiten, In rel6er 3uf1ute Ntemanb mar, In
Die Office pes @apttans, Drang bur6 ben ct
lernen SGrant, fubr pieOer ltnaus, 3erl9met=
terte Die 9afette ether Meta(1tanpne auf Dem
&eIelDed unp lteB auf Dem 2auf lelblt etnsu
farten GtnOruf 3urif.
Sie 8affebr Ser Queen.
Die 2ueen ttef Dor ben fetnnli6en Vatte=
rieen unter etnem furGtbaren 5eaer pCrbet
sic gebt lebr mttgenCmmen uno ser3petfsll
aus ; fe eletdt einem S~cultanot9en Wrad uni
miro mad Dem NOrpen 3itr Nnsbe1eruns &c
lenbet perOen nulen.
Sie @ntIdmIbisuns bes Commodore.
Der @runp, reSbalb feine6 BON Sarra9ut'l
S6ifen beranftam, 1T nod ntGt ~onseseber
pprpet, obtppbl i'd eebSrt babe, paB er pteler
Npr9en ntbt i'm Stanp 9epeI ZEN let, Die Nn=
fer al lihten. gtnen t~riftgen @runo bai
6arrasut jeOenfaQs5 Bonn er 1T ntGt Der
Mann, Der Semanp In Der @efabr serla0eu
pitrpe.
pnfSne auf ben &anpuenbpOteh.
Der Denton muroe neun Doer 5ebn Wtale
getrofen, aber ni9t oerlett, ebenI owent9 Sc
manb BON Der Wannl6aft. Der Cincinnati
erGielt unsefabr rs fetnbliGe @elGclie, ubne
OaB ct etne Belaapisuns papDn trus, pab'
renp Der louisville gang nnSerlebrt Dapon
fam.
Der @fer SerlOr etnen Gpbten unb 3 Ser
tpunbete DurA cine Bombe, Die In Der Nabe
Der porperen &alematte platte.
3uffan6 bes areanSas.
Der Nrfanlas murOe, pte man glanbt, burd,
Den Stp6 Der 9ueen nur pentg SerleBt aber
Obne 3wstfl beoarf ct Der Nusbe1erung, nnp
er 1T pur6au6 niGt mebr, mas er mar.
Wanfe elauben, Der Irfanlas peroe uns
BALD etnen nsuen 8elu6 MAIDEN, DEFENDERS
ieitDem unlere 0totte bur6 Die Nbreile oeS Sap
for, @uneltasa, @aranpolet, Sumter uno @ler
8eldpdat ,pOrpen 1T; a6er Commodore Da@
pt6 bat fetne 6urdt uno 9Iaubt, i'm nit iet-
ner jesieen WaGt 3erltSren 3u tSnnen, wsnn
er uns angretfen loate.
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wcuerts aus Simtucfp.

setlle, 2. Aug. 9uf ccm Dam
pier Commodore psrrs. mel6er nit elmer
lGtperen 2aoun9 BON Baumpole uro Gabaf
BON Cumberland mad Cincinnati fu6r, brad,
wabrenp Die pala9isre beim 9beupeRen Ias
Zen, Gin G1min 3ulammen. 8erldtepene
6rauen ipran8en aber 8prO etniee BON ibneu
wurpen 8ercttet. 3met pper Orei Seuerleute
wurOen fart perleBt pnb elmer pOer spet
pabrl6etnlih getpotst. Die Builder uno
YaPtere ses 8OOtes stn9en p%srloren, aber Da5
@elp wurpe serettet.
louisville, 3. Nusuf, Na6riGten
BON Seottspiue, .&p. (un9sfd6r $50 Meilen
lapme(fli6 BON 6ranifurt), iasen, oaB cine
ltarte An3a9l 8%ebelenlPtcne liA in Der Na6@
barldaft berumtreiben.
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Mnfunft ees samplers .Nortberu eiab,0.

New-gOrt,. 4. ausuf, Der DAM
per DNortbern Sight" it BON Nlptnwaa nit
$4,000 IN Specie bier etngstrofen.
Die Nfeufgfeiten pom Sitbmus une BON
Sio<Nmerifa lino unwiGtis. gu panama
perrl9te nod INNER A%ufreeun9 unp Der 8t-
ldOf bate ale &trGeuornamente in Slider
gett sebraGt pamtt le nt6t in Die 9anoe
WtOsqaera's felen. Das MtlitGr bate ale
Wltsteten unO Munittpn, tpelGe Der Wuli,et
9eborten, tpe99enVmmen unD banana miro
Notwithstanding balO nnter einem 0filit1raou=
pernement Iteben.
Die NaNgtbten bon galparaiio 9sben Bic
gum z, Suit unO BON @aIac bis sum IS.
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Jnterenante S1a6rifttea aus ben,
OOlf.

~ntnnft ces SaapneRbpptsv WG erceSita."
Oea Ser. ct. Oalnpfer MerceOita". @cms
nlattoer Stetlmageu5 traf am Camilla i'm lie.
t9en pafen eitt. DerIeibe mar am %. Sult
pom &e9 gBeft a6Begangeu.
OaS S9lf 9tu9 bon Der Brootlon NaSp
garo am 0. &e5ember 1861 III Gummillipn
unO febrt na9 einem na1e ueunmpnotlihen
Dtenlte bierber 3uriid, UNI etuiae Neparoturen
p0rtebnlen 5u laIen, Die in Rep gBek ntdt
9tntaGt tperoen %tpnnten. Die .Niercepitn"
mar iiber 3 Ntonatg bejm YlOfapeDisur be-
lGaftt9t, unO Freu5te 4 Olonote. Sine 3eit
bewabte Der Dampfer In @emetn1Aaft mil Der
nAincra" Den pap a tOutre eli olareicb. unD
oerbtnpette cine betra9tltGe Nn;abI Dompfer
am Muslaufen. 8eri0ieOene Nebellsnldiffe
pnroen bet pielen Serlu1en, Die 8lofaoe M
brehen, 3erIt1rt. Sn Ger6tupuna nit Der
Rrts9sIHaIuppe ,,SrQptl9n" nabm Der .Wiers
ee0ita" ben Dampfsr o4iagnOlia". Spater
ipuroe oas S3if mad Mpaia1icpla beorpert.
Der plab gleiAen NamenS pugDe ron OieI<m
unO Dem &anpuenbOpt vSaeampre" neblt 7
[etn0ltdet, BON 0enen 3 D%erbtannt purnen. az
npntrten. Gin rertbppler StriA Der SSlCrt.
~N+"iSS N""' S"N"b@ "a AAaINtE ViRlpUlk. SSQs
terbtn 9in8 Die oDtercepita" aufs Rreu,en
p9ntpett Der 8abama= Snlrl @6arp. gBShs
reno 4 MCuaten nabm pas &anonenbuut bort
leIblt Dret SNife nsbf 9apunq pea peren
Bsrtb ip ouf $1,5OO,000 belief, Utter bic.
zen befanp lid Der beriiAtigte conf6perirte
Oampfer ogermnoa," peleu 8abrten uno
GAoe ielner Belt beri6tet purpen.
Der 0eiunOBeits3ulfanO Der Mannlhaft
Oes oIterceoita" lit gut Die Neparaturen
tn 2 biz 3 8o6eu benpet lein, tpurauf
perielbs ietuen @Olten i'm GolfgelAwaper pies
Der etnnebmen tpirb.
2tm %. Suli ~beseenete oas S&if Dem bon
9letp.S Orleans na9 &eY gBelt fabrenOen Dam
pier rDartersburgG uup am (slbeu Gage BEN
bon philadelphia na9 NepsS rlsaus bettmm.
ten Oampfer vSupanee,"
Der Scr. ct. Dampfer u5unt8siue" bra6te
5ret neue Drtlen In Seq gGel Elm /; bic
cine Der &ebeQenOampfer ogleliance", bic am
pere Der S&ppner n2t9neS," Die 9aouna beiy
Der mar lebr fplttar; bic nuf Denlel6en befnb=
iiGe Satmipclle war BON Der fein(ten Sea-
JsIanp Sualttdt.
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panPtqnortter Der Nrnee BON Sir
Meneitcs non Gnrt Mnnrne-

63rt NfUnrpe,3 3, Nugut. llnoefdbr
70 0tebellen9efnn9tne Fno BON Baltimore bier
etnssfrUttn, nm oieIen MiOrgen quseepedltlt
gu merpeu. sic purOen BON einem Detabes
nfnt Oes Z. 81. q. Negtment5 bepadt.
Yer pOltoompfer fam DieIen Nabmittnq
pom Oeeren Sameaflule an, a6er er bra6te
tetne Neni9fetten DON unlerer 6lptte. Seine
iretteren Nfa9rl9ten in 8e3ng anf ben neuen
observation-disclosures ONterrimac" linO anaefom>
men. =
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General Noiutont BON NennInso

OeNtCutA AOIulGNI DOn pe1nlNo1tta
Gin Wefrnlug BET 0eb;eitcm. DaS am
is. Suit plGslt9 In 0ewsO rleanss aufqes
tau6te, in elmer GrtraSNuSsabe be5 Delta"
miteetbtilte, natitrlid unbe9riiuoete @eridbt
ven otm SUoa 8eauresarO's SeranlaBte Die
gt1uiltana Staats3ettung" in tbrsr Drummer
pom II. Suit gu foI9enpen wirbtg ge9altenen
Semerfungen
v@s lit jeBt ntGt Die .3eit nod Der Wlab
itber Das 9eben Seaure9arD's etrpaS Betimn
teres 3u lasen, ais mas mir Nles ~rptlfen. st
6reuaD, oh 6eino, OBJ lipltA pOer nGrpli6 uoer
in europa 9ebpren, Seoermann wtro 8eaure=
sarO pas 3eugniB zines eDlen uno 9uten @ba=
ratter seben. Nie bod CT geadtet urO BON
letnem Golfe 9eliebt wurpe, benefit Die 6tn9e=
bun9 Der Sugenp, niGt olletn unlerer StaOt,
u~nleres Staates, %lUnoern ce5 gelammten gu
pens. 8eauregarp mar NIT einem @prte Elm
d6ter Democrat, i'm 8orte unO Der Stat
mad, uno nidt pon ienen 9letbnerilAen Ser
rdt6ern etnes benjamin unD Slioell. Die
6eipen lebteren iparen Die SuoafIe, Die ben
SIoen auf Die S9laGtbanf fibrten - auf
tsne M1rtYrerb1nf, welde unlere buGber3iae
SugenD in 9e9en lettieem 8ruoermOr6 ab1Ala6.
tet. SRaure9aro pteute Dem Solfe, Dem 3an<
be letner @sburt, uno mG9em aud Die 8ebter
leiaer 5auplunaoretle srOb lein, 70 e%rinnert
uns bod lein Gbaratter an tene ~tieffnniqe
6ingebung eines feblenoen SUbnee, ben bic
@el9t6te 70 treu in ben UOrten pieoereibt /:
Batter per9tb, mas 9el@ab, &C.
f6 a y aus Qtebe."
pDte jebigen 3eiten iino ernlt unp 3d9len
Die Mtnuten mad @ltliunen Srcpfen pereol.
lenen Blutss in Otelem uneIidltGen 8ru0ers
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@cbenenansriff auf Gontpn.

autncp, ST., 2. aue, uneefabr $50
8ebellen unter Dem WuertadfIbrer Dunn
srifen purt9e NaGt Canton, Is Nleilen nSro-
li& BON bier, an. Sic lAOlItm einen Mann,
ylOmens Bm, @artss. um bic in leinrm Ga
Den aufselpeiGerten 8i6len in ibre SGnpe
at befcmmen.
NaGosm fe erlanst, ma le piin16ten. 40.
gen lie al, Der 8etras BEG SdaOens it ni6t
ermittelt. Nn Grrtess NuftOmme1 speifel
man.
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BON cen G'ueri1aS I%daubern. gorioe y2oGt
tanO cine 8rOBartise &rtessOer1 ammIuna lfatt.
q rlaetts teieArapbtfcbe NSacbrtcbtem
Ser @tet fir . n Baltimore gseeer.
0es Nrdffoenten CUR Mnsbc-
0""e pom 100000 Mann Mftlis BON
ben etn5eInen @tadfen.
&rte9Sf e%partenent.

Walbtn9tOn, 4. Nuauf 1862 {
geror0net: y DAP 300, 900 damn Mi.
lt3en FIR ueun Ntonate In ben Dten(t Der Ser,
Staaten treten iOuen, es Jet Oenn, oaR le e6er
e%ntlallen tperOen. Der R~rieasmintfer wtrb
pte 9ucts anse6en uno Die M]norpnunoen fir
Die Nns9sbuu9 trefen.
y Dap tpenn irseuO eth Stuat bts ,,tu
10. Nu9ult iein QuOtum 3u ben 300. 600
Gretptlisen, pel6e bonn @elebe aenebmiot
ltno' nt@t liefern tann, bas Def;tf in ienem
Staate cnrd cine Spe3talausbebuna aus Der
0tlt5 ssnOmmen UerOen luu. Der &rieosz
mtntlter ptrO gu ptelsm 3pede Srpres er.
lalen.
a Vpm 6rte9sOepartement perDen GerorOz
l'l'a9en erlafen uno benz YrGRpenten unter-
brsttet tperOen, in Setref DIR 8ef5roeruno
Der MtmeeOitBtere uno 6reiwiaioen fir Der,
olenltooue uno ausge5eidnete Dienfe uuo Der
Gerbtnperun9 Der @rneununa incumpetenter
uno .unplrptser Sff3iere.
Gs tperOen ferner 8erOrbnunaen In getreff
Der Gntlaiuns lUlder unfabieer Sfi3iere aus
Dem Oienlte erlaien werpen.
NuF Sele9l pes Vrdibenten
60. SO. Stanton,
&rteasmtnt(ter.
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oenaber gefalt INN. Elm fir6tbare6 Grotperf
SOr unlere Nu8en Sfelt leben weroen.
I'm 9 1br 8orm. Die @Ulitton Der 8lptte
1T unperdnDert. Die NebeuenwiOoer lie9en
ncdJ bel .3urteY Benp. gSie maize MIR elmer
6lrttenlNta4t teben, fam iecer leIblt beur~
tbsilen.
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ariessOerlammIuns su ecrantun.

ScrantOn ga, 2. @us. Cine srpBe
entbuliaitil6e Geriammluu9 puroe bente su
9iAolion, 89cmtns County, ee6alteu. @s
9teloIntionen sefaBt. peldbe Die Conn
tp Gpmmiiare erlu&en, $50 Bounty gu Of
~feriren.
BpOmins pirO Ubne 3wsifef isine Qupte
itsllen.
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Sas sombOrScment Don gicfsburo,

@atrD 2. 2lus. Der uGrenaOa Qppeal"
pom %, ia9t, Dap Die Snnbestruppen ben Sc
DAMIEN, Gideburg gu @afIer gu ne6meu, aufz
9e9sbfn baben unp cfenbar tsbt auf Die gfits
pirfung ibrer 2anbt uppcn tparten.