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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05
Gen. Fremont.
HEApQCARTERs. MIDDLETON. "

June %.
Gen. Fremont with his personal staff and an
escort of cavalry, left camp at 8 o'clock this
morning, after visiting Generals Banks and 81.
gel. He dismissed most of his staff, and with
the rest rode on to Martinsburg. No opportu.
nifty was given for demonstration, but there is
general regret and indignation throughout the
camp.
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Guerlllas.

LOUISVILLE, June so.-Last night party Of
Gueriilas, supposed to be 500 strong, in Hender.
son and Webster counties, attacked comn.n,
OF the Louisville Povost Guards. One of onr
Lieutenants was killed and one man wounded
me rebels finally cleared, under cover of the
darkness. Federal reinforcements win reach
henderson from two points by to- morrow morn.
ing. ''1o'n'
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NV YORK, June 2s-The steamer Marion
s'sa New Orleans the 2Sth has arrived.
q. Astzen had been condemned to two years
Imprisonment for kidnapping negro in the en-
pioy Of Y. s. officers.
shade
Two soldiers convicted of theft were drum
med out Of the slst Mass.
0ol' h'mosll with four companies of the 18th
lame regiment broke up rebel camp at Man
I.m' FOR some weeks there had been 800
1yOels there with a number Of heavy guns
s usy 'el1 on the approach of our forces, leaving
''6p equlppage, colors, &c.
.. ven. Butler had issued modified form of
ssoa'a Tor foreign residents, by which persons
Ca smg IL only swear to support and defend the
constitution of the United Statet.
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Omcial Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, June 80, IL M.--The Govern
ment has 70 accurate information of the state
If .ffairs on the Peninsula. BY reason Of the
Interruption of Geographic communication,
nothing has been received TO warrant the belief
of any serious disasters.
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Refused to take the Oath.
Herald Special,

NASHVILLE, June 2s.-At special confer.
elce of clergymen before Gov. johnson all de.
eG1ed to take the oath of allegiance. Most Of
them we're sent to the Penitentiary prior to be-
ing cent to Gen. Halleck to be exchanged for
Tennessee prisoners. The Catholic divisions be-
ing loyal we're not disturbed.
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The Indiana Bonds.

NV YORK, June 2s.-The committed ap.
p'ated by the Board of Brokers on the Indiana
S's'issue, made an elaborate report this morn.
;,us' which took about half an hour in the read.
ms 1t is very thorough, and takes strong
SOUNDS against all the parties implicated, and
W.. .'uacudes with resolution imposing such pen
~1es as are In the power Of the Board to infict
s " such Of the member SOS have been connected
ine consideration of these resolutions has
S S.sl postponed for the present, and the report
~ :" Seen ordered to be printed for examination
w. !! ae members previous to proceeding to &C.
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MEMPHIS, June ~, via CAIRO, 29.-The fol.
lowing is published in the Avalanche, of this
morning
"HEADQR's, DIST. WEST TENNEssEE)
Office of Provost Marshal General,
MEMPHIS, June %, 1897
To the Editors of the Memphis Avalanche:
Gentlemen:-An editorial in your paper, this
morning, entitled "The Cup is Aloes," is decid.
eddy Objectionable. No criticism of the acts OF
the Military Authorities of the United States
will be permitted in the Press of Memphis
Every officer and private of the Army is respon.
sible to his Military superiors, for his official
acts, and not to the Press or people of Memphis.
To these superiors all complaints of improper OF
illegal acts can be made, and such complaints
will receive respectful consideration and Just
adjudication, but it is not the purpose of the
military authorities to have their movements
guided by the opinions of men, to say the least
of inexperienced loyalty. Your will not repeat
the ofense. (Signed)
WV. S. SH1LLER,
Provost Marshal General.
Several cars from the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, arrived here yesterday.
Small shipments of cotton are arriving in from
the interior, and from the towns along the river
1t is reported that dispatches have been re
ceived from Com. Farragut, brought overland tt
the mouth of White river, and thence to the flo
tila by the dispatch boat.
At the election on Thursday, Jno. Park, Uniol
candidate for Mayor, received 1924 votes, all tina
| were cast, each voter being required to take tn
oath of allegiance. $500 votes were polled il
this city at the election last spring.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, June %, via CAIRO, 29.-The fol.
lowing is published in the Avalanche, of this
morning
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
The County Superintendent.

We stated last week, on what we deemed
good authority, that it cost this county one
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars a
pear to take charge of, and disburse about
two thousand dollars, being the mountof the
School Fund. The County Superintendent
tMr. Godfrey feels called upon to reply to
this statement, which he does in a communi-
cation to us, but which we do not publish
as it neither throws any light on the subject,
NOR serves any other useful purpose. From
Bis showing we are led to infer that our
statement that it cost the county !" seventeen
hundred and fifty dollars" to disburse the
school fund, may not be strictly correct
But as, according 20 his communication, it
does cost over eight hundred dollars yearly
to take care of two thousand, we think that
we are near enough right to again pronounce
such system humbug and an enormity.-
Let us see. The Superintendent gets $500
gate, get S324 Heretofore the Treasurer
has received $780, The Collector gets 500
for collecting the two thousand dollar School
Fund. Total Sl404, to disburse but little
over that amount 1t is no answer 10 say
that this sum is not taken from the School
Fund 1t is taken from the County Treasu-
ry, and that is far as tax payers would
feel interested in the question.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

- virtue Of writ of execution, issued out of
L the ID strict Court aforesaid, on the Sd day of
December, A. d. 1862 in the above entitled action
in favor of H. A. Curtiss, and against Pembroke
Murray, John NJ Heath William Stone. Marin
Stone. Norton Stone Elias Stone, and others asso-
ciated together under the corporation laws of this
State. under the name and style of " The Soda
Springs and Pit River Turnpike RoadCompany.
and each of the members of said company, for the
sum of Si567 96-l0e, with interest thereon at the
rate of 10 per cent. per annum from December Sd
1862. together with costs, taxed at S33 90, and
costs that may accrue, have levied on the properly
described as follows. to wit:
Ali of the right, title, interest, stock and shares
of The Soda Springs and Pit River Turnpike
Road Company" in and to that certain Wagon
Road. commencing at and including what is known
as stones Ferry. on Pit river, in Shasta county.
running thence, in northerly direction, to where
1t crosses Sacramento river. at point heretofore
known as Hale's Ferry; running thence on the
west side Of said river to Dog Greek: thence con-
tinuing in a northern direction, via Portuguese
Flat, to the line dividing Shasta and Siskiyou coun-
ties together with all and singular the tenements.
hereeitaments and appurtenances thereto belonging
or IN any wise appertaining. And notice is hereby
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
SEaHIISHFFsS SALE.
In the 9h District Court of the State of California
in and for the county of Shasta.

AHT HEREAS, by decree and order of sale is
day of November. \. d. 1862, on a judgment rem
dered therein the said day in the above entitled
action, in favor of Charles Camden vs. W. Z. Rob
nson, J. s, Robinson and J. II. Robinson, l am
commanded to sell, lin the manner as real es-
tate is by law required to be sold execution) all
that certain tract parcel of land, situate in the
county of Shasta and State of California described
" follows, to wit -
Commencing at large blazed pine tree, standing
about fifty yards below the lower bridge ou Boul-
der creek, and running thence. in north westerly
direction. up said creek ABOUT mile. to blazed
spruce tree; thence, in south-westery direction.
about one-fourth of mile, to large blazcd pine
tree thence, in south-easterly direction down
said creek about mile to large bazed pine
tree: thence in north -easerly direction, across
said creek. about one-fourth of mile, to the place
of beginDing-the same being known as the - Ice
Ranch, and situate on Boulder creek, which dis
charges its waters into Clear creek about half mile
below the Oak Bottom House. together with all
and singular the tenements and appurtenances
thereto belonging, or in any wise apPcrtaining.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that
Friday, the 10th day OF December, 4. ID.
ISG2,
at o'clock, P NJ, in front of the Court House
door. in the town and county of Shasta, will sell
the foregoing described property, public auction.
for cash, in accordance with the order above men
toned. JOHN :. FoLLANSBEE,
n29 Sheriff.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

SHASTA LIBRARY AssocIATIoN.-Thi insti
tuition, founded October lst, 1858, is in q
fourishing condition. 1t has thirty two pay
ing members, and the number is steadily in
ereasing. There are four hundred and six.
y-thrce volumes on hand. and add .tions are
continually being made. At an election fol
ef6cers on the 4th inst, the following selec-
tions were made: President, ii. A. Curtiss;
Vice President, John s. Follansbee; Treas.
urer, Felix Tracy; Secretary. Wales Knox
Librarian, ii. A. Curtiss The sum of fifty
dollars was appropriated, for the purchase OF
books, at this meeting.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

the reconstruction patriots. it seems that
the Administration will have majority in
the next Congress, pledged to its support
Seymour's majority in New York dwindles
down to about eight thousand. Delaware
gives a Administration majority of one hun
dred and eleven. 1t will be conceded. we
think, that but for the votes of the seces-
sionists the Democrats would have been
nowhere successful
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

20 CoUGHs.-The sudden changes of our eli
mate sources of Pulmonary, BRONCHIAL and
AsrHNArIc AFFECTIONS. Experience having prov
ed tast simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tsny when taken in the early stages of the disease
recouree should at once be had to Brolrns Broa-
ekiai TrocAo.,' or Lozenges. lei the Cold. Cough
or Irritation of the Threat be slight as by
this precautiou a more serious attack may be efee-
tually waried eff. PuBLIc SPgAAERs and SINGERS
VII ind them effestua for clearing and strength
c.lpg The Yeicc. Sec advertisement. Esa.Sm
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

Coop WILL CONE OF Ir.-France and Spain
have, through their Ministers at Washington.
asked reparation for certain alleged offenses
committed by our blockaders against the
rights of neutrals, which, if proper, will of
course be granted. Ard on the other hand,
our Government has called the attention of
the British Government to the cas6 of the Al
ALBANIA, says the Bee, fitted out 81 English.
men in an English port, and under the Eng
lish flag, for the avowed object of preyng up
on American commerce and 10 the report
that others are being fitted out in a similar
manner for similar purpose. This. the
London News holds, is not only against inter
national, but also in opposition to loca! law
The decision of the British Cabinet upon it
will be important. fthey assert the right to
do this-and they have been in the habit of
making their own maritime law and breaking
it when they SO elected-then their own pre-
cedent will lie like chickens, and come home
to roost before very long, perhaps. When
England gets into dficulty-ag}khe is not
often out of it-her commercc~will be fine
field Of exploration for cruisers fitted out in :;
like manner By Americans What she estab-
fishes ia this matter, she viii be forced to
abide by hereafter
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
PAY YOUR FEDERAL TAX,

4 Ill these who are liable, under the Federal Tax
N Law. are requested to pay Immediately at my
ohlee The full returns having been received by
this day from the Assessor those doing business
where licenses IS required, pay before the 25th
day of December. proceedings will be taken
against them, and the full penalty enforced.
Manufacturers, Butchers Toll Bridges &C.
must make their monthly returns on or before the
10th day Of each month. for the preceding month.
NM S. KAPPLE.
Collector Division Ne. II District No L.
- ofice up stsirs, over Isaac- & Bros store
Shasta, Dee, ), lS6e
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

DR.. ESTERLE.-We are informed that this
gentleman, whose good name as a first class
dentist Is now so firmly established in this
county, will leave thispace, on the 9th inst,
on professional trip to French Gulcb,
where he will remain f.r one week. After
which he will return to this place, to remain
but one day only. Those in want of the very
best dental services will take notice.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

j. W. SULLIVAN 4 Co.-This news firm in
San Francisco, known for years of all Califor
mans. is in regular receipt of all the late
Eastern publications, which are disposed Of
on terms most advantageous to the purchaser
We owe them thanks for favors recently ex.
tended
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

NIcToRIA.-Thc Portland Daily Times says
tnat the secession flag raised at Victoria re-
Gently, was raised by party of secession
gamblers. Very likely Was there ever a
gambler who was not seccssionist?
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

CoERcioN-Last week seeesh was rode
on a rail at Wilkesbarre. Pa. He was then
taken to his home, but his mother refused to
let him come into the house. and told the con
duetors TO take him off and give him to JEFF
Davis, for she regarded him as a disgrace TO
her familx
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
Leakage frozl the County Treasury.

1t has been suggested to us that the Board
of Supervisors for this county has been in the
habit of allowing bills in favor OF the County
Clerk, which, to say the least, are of ques-
tionable legality. AS the matter las been
stated to us, the Board allows that official
tn, sum of thrte.. hundred doll rs a year, for
services rendered by him when in attendance
apon their sittings, as their clerk. This is
intended as the full, complete and only pay
that he is to receive for such services, as con-
templated by the law which authorizes the
Board to employ him. And, IS his duties in
that connection do not take, altogether, more
than months time during the year, it would
seem that three hundred dollars was fair pay
for the amount of work performed. However
this may be, we are told that the Clerk has
been in the habit of charging for his services
Just as if he was not the recipient of this sal
ary. For instance, he charges the county the
prices aid down in the statutory fee bill for ad-
mnistering oaths, making orders, certificates,
copying, etc. Now we insist that there is no
law or right in allowing any such charges,
and we ask the B oard to look into this matter.
and if any scrip has been issued for any such
services, that it be recalled and cancelled, il
found in the hands of the original holders
Either this charging of fees should be stopped
or the salary cut off at once, for it is mani
fest outrage opon the tax payers of the eoun
ty. 1t is in this way, partly, that the enor
nous debt of the county has grown up, and
1t is time that the conclusion was reached
that it is large enough. We shall recur tc
this subject.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

RAnRoAp.-The Marysville Appeal speaks
csseouragingly of the prospect for completing
the rail connection between Marysyile and
San Francisco Bay, and says that if the par
ties having it in charge will only act with
energy, and recommence the work with a
determination to put the road through, they
will receive ali needful encoura cement.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

SrRArMAN < Co.-Thanks to this enter
prising firm, of San Francisco. for copies of
all the late Eastern papers, magazines, pic.
torials, &c, They are the authorized agent,
for Godey's Lady's Book, 1.-THE best in the
United States, ard likewise for the Atlantic
Monthly. Country dealers will take notice.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
Record Missing.

We are informed that one of be books of
county records is missing. Artt2l59, page
453, Woods Digest, requires al bffieers who
are allowed fees to keep severally book,
to be called a 9 fee book" in their respect
i've Offices, open to the inspection any one
desiring TO inspect the same, in which book
shall be stated the fees chargea3 and the ser
vices for, and the title of, the case in which
they are charged; and it shall be the duty of
the District Attorney to inspect said book
once in every three months, and the foreman
of each and every Grand Jury shall also have
the same before him, and examine the same )"
In pursuance of this statute, the Jerk of the
Probate Court kept book of this Sort Some
time agoa difficulty arose between Mr.. Du-
rick, County Recorder, and Mr.. Anderson.
County Clerk, concerning the prsPrietorship
of the Office of Clerk of the Probate Court
Pending suit growing out of this question
Mr.. Anderson held the Office and performed
the functions Of Clerk of the Probate Court.
In this time Mr. Knox, the District Attorney.
called at the Clerk ofhce, and asked to be
allowed to examine this fee book. This he
was required to do by the law above quoted.
He was informed that the book was locked
up, and that Mr.. Anderson-tlss absent
claimed the book in question as '.lis private
property" On the determination of the
question above spoken of, as to was Pre-
n ii.
State, in favor of Mr.. Durick, NE District
Attorney again called at the coufty Clerks
Office, and asked Mr. Andersony-who had
returned-for sight of the I'D book" of
the Probate Court. 1t could noa be found.
And it has not been found to this day. Mis-
placing one of the records of thN county is
so grave misfortune, that it is proper that
the people should have their attention called
to it.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

The BALL At READING.-Owing to unfare.
seen difficulties in the way of preparations,
&c, this ball. which was TO have taken place
on the 10th inst, has been postponed to the
evening Of January LIST, 1868.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

HosBs' MINsTRELs.-Thist troupe of colored
minstrels performed at this place on Thurs
day evening, TO full house. They appear
again ON Monday evening next, at Excelsior
HILL
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

Coon MovE.-0aio citizens are raising a
fund of one hundred thousand dollars, to be
devoted to the purchase of artificial limbs for
such of her loyal brave as may he rnaimed in
the war.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
Friday, the 10th day of December
A D, 1862,

at IL clock NJ, at the Court House doors. in the
town and county of Shasta. will sell all the above
described property at public auction to the highest
bidder. for cash. by virtue of the above mentioned
execution. JOHN S. F0LLANSBEE.
DO Sheriff.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

FEDERAL TAx.-Attention is called to tie
notice of the Federal Tax Collector, in ano-
ther column. Those interested will do well
to take notice
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

CATHOLIC SERvIcE.-Rev. Father Delahuntv
will have Divine Service at the Court House,
in this place. on Sunday, tomorrow at 10
o'clock, A NJ
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
BERTIiS.

Al Texas Springs Dee. ID. the wife of Jud re
Daley, of Mariposa, of a daughter.
Near this place, on the Sd inst, the wife of Wm.
Welch. of daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
COUNTY TREAsURER,s REPORT

To rBE HoS- BeARD er SUPERVISORS OF SHASTA
ecrSTF:
1 herewith submit full report of moneys receiv-
ed into and paid ont of the Treasury, from Sept
lst to Dec. fst, 1862.
To balance per last report 5,059 81
" cash receiYed............... ............. 13,24S 67
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
Tehama County.
State Fund.

To balance, per last report...-............S36
By cash ON hand................ $50 90
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

To paid Assessor 3S7 81
:" State Treasursr-.................... 1924 80
Treasurer commission. =. l52 "a
50 Treasurer's mileage a 90
/" balance ........................ 400
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
LAST NIGHT OF HOBBS
ORIGINAL COL0RED MINISTRIES
that on
MONDAY EVENING NEXT,

(The Sth inst.
Hobbs Troupe of Mnstrels will give their lost en-
tcriainment at this place. An entire change of
programme, songs. dances. buIlesques &c.
Tickets so cents. Children half price
W. II. HOBBS, Manager
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
sHERIFFS SALE.

II. Cprtiss VS.. The Soda Springs and Pit River
Turnpike Read Company.
In the 9th District Court of the State of California
in and for Shasta county,
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
Contingent Fund.

To warrants 30
balance 10
Sl3 90
Bv balance. 9s
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
S6,g43 II
Federal Tax Fund,
S2525 20
County Judge.


Bv Probate IL TX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
$4,000 33
Hospital Fund.
Sl0S0 o5
School Fund.

To warrants redeemed S377 81
- balance. iif W
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
WM. 8. KAPpT.E

WM. S. KAPPLE.
Collector l1th Division 4th District
Comprising Shasta county
0fice-Man street. Shasta next door below Ell
Dorado stables. no
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06

s. THE undersigned announces to his friends
* and the public, that Ire purposes giving 4
~ Grand Ball, at the
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
Redemption Fund.

S3,249 6i
The Shasta courier., 1862-12-06
$l152 26
Road Fund.

To warrant. redeemed S4l6 OF
=. b lancc.... .............. 4 Sc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-28
From California.

SAN FRENCISCO. O,sober 2)-Moaey tight
rates 2a2le.i legal tender notes I5.G I5c. dls-
count; exchange on New York, payable iu cur
Tency l5020c discount. Several capitalists are
disposed to allow money to lie idle until Eastern
prices are more settled. This is believed 90 be
the main reason for the money pressure. The
steamer Pacific arrived with four hundred pas
sengers and $3.50, 900 In treasure from Oregon
and so 900 from British Columbia An oppo-
sition steamer sails from San Juan with the
Pacific mail for Panama tomorrow, producing
lively competition among the passengers. The
opposition rates advertised are first cabin
$780, second, $50; steersge, $50 The mail
steamer average $50, SI67, and Sl33.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2I.-HenIy Hamil-
ton, editor Of the LIS Angeles Star, has been
brought to this city by the United States mar
shal, and confined in Fort Alcatras, for disloya!
publications.
Between three and four inches Of rain Las re-
Gently fallen at Los angeles, doing great dam
age to the grape crop, which was unusually
large this year.
TO-day's s.esmsr for Panama had four hun
dred passengers, 100000 treasure for New
York and $40 600 for England.