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The Shasta courier., 1862-09-06

music and dances, celebrated their victory
over the "child and champion of democracy
1t would have been indecorous in the
wife of Napoleon to share in those festivi-
ties. But by ascending to a window,
she could look down unobserved, upon fes-
tsvities in which she was not permitted to
participate She declined following Napo.
leon to his obscure retreat in Elba, though
it ia not improbable that the Austrian Curt
might have refused its consent to have her
do so. Blu. when he returned to France, and
was Observation-Disclosures enthusiasm of acclaim as
to cause all Europe to tremble, Marie Louisa
was anxious again to join him. But frankly
shc avowed that, having refused TO share Ma
Icons disgrace. she was ashamed now to
claim a share in his prosperity.
Napoleon's fall at Waterloo appears not
at all to have disturbed her equanimity.-
When the allies were exulting over it, she
appeared. leaning upon the arm of the Duke
of Wellington. The allies conferred upon
her the revenues and title of Du,chess of
Parma, in Italy.
Count Neippers accompanied her to at
tend to the administration Of affairs. She
soon entered into a secret marriage with
him, inglor ously regarding herself divolc d
from Napoleon by his hopeless exile to St,
this union. The eldest married an Italian
Count, Grand Chamberlain of Parma A
son, the Count de Monti Nauvoo, is an off
Ger in the Austrian army. A second daugh.
ter died tn infancy
When the remains of Napoleon were
brought to France, in the year 1910, all the
veteran soldiers of the great chieftain, all the
grey headed survivors of the old guard came
tottering to meet the hero, returning trium-
phant even in death. No one thought of
Marie Lousia, then again widow in her
ducal palace, where she could almost hear
the mnf6ed drums and telling bells which
welcomed her husband to the land over
which he had reigned so gloriously. On the
l7th of December, Maria Lousia died, at
the age of ffty-seven years. She had ne-
ther enemies nor friends Her life was use.
less her death mere blank
$50 live that, sinking in thy last long sleep,
Smiles may be thine while all around thee
weep"
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THE
SHASTA COURIER.
cBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY AohNi
BY JOHN J. COMFY.

Publication Office in Tomlinson's Building, front
room, up stairs. three doors above Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Express Office.
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-06
Abbott,

SINGULAR DISCOVERIES IN THE Swiss
LAKEs.-The peasants who dwell on the
shores of the lakes of Switzerland had often
stated that. at a short distance from the land,
rows of stakes might be seen through the wa.
ter, emerging from the mud of the bed. No
interest was, however, attracted to this phe.
nomenon till about eight years since. Curl
osty having been once aroused, Re searches
were prosecuted not only by Ubemeilen,
where the first discovery was made. but all
over Switzerland. 1t was gradually estab-
lished that the mud near the shore of almost
every single Swiss lake supplied similar evil
dencc. AT somesprimeval period popula-
ton of considerable density was shown to
have live! in huts constructed on stages
which rested On wooden supports driven into
the bed, just as the Malays in Borneo, and
the Siamese at Bangkok may be seen living
to this day. A wonderful number of articles
pertaining to the daily life of the forgotten
races haye been brought to light. In some
places the materials of the dwellings, have
been preserved in the mud-the floor of
hardened earth, and the twisted branches
and bark which formed the walls. Arms
have been discovered in great quantities
tools, from saws in flint to needles in bone
ornaments, chidren's toys, the remains of
stored up fruits of various kinds-nay, even
cellar or receptacle full of corn, and loaf
of bread composed of bruised grain, and pre-
served by carbonization. By the side of
these relics are found the bones of animals
whom they slew in the chase, many belong
ing to species extinct before the rise of his
tory, or barely mentioned in it. -he urus.
the bison, the elk and the beaver furnished
them with food, and with the materials for
some of their most ingeniously constructed
utensils. So plentiful and perfect are the
remains found in the lakes, that much more
has been learned concerning the daily life
and manners of men whose existence W Is not
suspected ten years ago. than is known of
races which have left famous name in his
tory or tradition
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An English paper is still extant wherein
the pertinent inquiry is made. .Whoi is George
Washington Replying to hisown query, the
journal states that George is an obscure lead
er of militia men. who NEEDLES with matters
that above his comprehension, and whose
obscure life will be rounded by the gallows,
if he continues his reasonable practices and
provokes his betters too farn Further. the
public is requested to decide his character by
the station of his associates, one of whom is
spoken of as :. dirty printers man, named
Benjamin franklin
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-06

A PBoPnET.-The private astrologer" Of
the Springfield Republican thus casts the hor-
oscope of the rebellion:
1t may not be generally known that Gem.
mi is the ruling sign of America, and when
America declared her independence, the
planet Herschel was in the same degree of
Gemini that it was when South Carolina
passed the Secession Act, December Goth,
1860. The Union has lasted Just one revolu-
ton of Herschel round the heavens, and until
Herschel gets out of Gimini, which will be in
July. 1865, such a state of peace as before
existed need not be expected Peace and
unity will then rule. The following is q
compendium of events during the remainder
of the present year: The position of Saturn
in opposition with Herschel in August indi.
| Gates very important movement in the
Southwest; a terrible engagement in that
section may be expected. in which the Union
army is victorious, but thousands are killed
and wounded. Jupiter in Leo, the last of
the month, indicates "A movement with Nc
Clellan, but Richmond will not be taken this
month September-grand engagement of
the army at Richmond terrible battle, the
most serious Of the war / am, however,
sorry to say the Federal army are repulsed
through the treachery or incompetency of an
officer of high position. October-Some
movement is made by the Confedrates on or
near New Orleans, but Saturn in Virgo de.
notes no serious loss ON our side, but the in.
terest of the public will be turned to that
section. General Butler must beware of
sickness or accident November-This month
is the most important of any: Mars, the ruling
planet of Charleston, is in the 4th degree of
Taarus, and that city will be in the posses.
sion of the Federals ere the month Closes
Another movement on Richmond the rebels
will evacuate without fighting. December.
A draft for troops during this month may be-
expected much sickness in the army and
several skirmishes are described also, some
trouble with Europe. and fear mediation
| from the influence of Uranus. | close this
calculation, the war will not end this year.
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SHASTA COURIER.

- i r. FIsHER--Is the only Agent
Of the IsrA CouRIER in San Francisco, with pow
err to reve subscriptions and advertisements, and
vssipt fstr he same.
0fTIdz l7l3 Washington street. opposite Ma
guiress Gsa House.
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TOWER HOUSE.
Junction of Yreka and Weaverville Roads
l2 Miles from Shasta, Shasta County.

I'm HAVING purchased the entire interest
Lii of n. R. Metcalf in and to the Furniture
S4 and Fixtures, and all personal property
belonging to the place. and leased this old establish
ed House, would beg leave to inform its old friends
and patrons, and the public generally, that am
prepared to accommodate them in as gooda manner
as they can be in Northern California.
Alyays have on hand a. ..-ood supply of
1dy
Ths best of csr-aken of Stock.
hope, by strict attention the comforts Of Gus
TONERS, to merit . share of the public patronage.
GRANT I. TAGGART.
Tower House, March l, 1862.
PSI have for sale, cheap, several light thor
ough braced W Wagons several good Horses and pair
of good Work Mules q. I. T.
mr15:tf
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Marie Losaia.

~On 18th of Marcn, 1910, Maria Lousia,
! bea, al and queenly princess Of nineteen,
left the ,alaces Of her father in Vienna, sur
- -. khy all the pomp the Austrian mon
) u confer, to meet Napoleon, her
oest = .sl sband. then forty-two years of
ags ts- long train of carriages left vi
e',r2 people gazed ueournfully upon the
"a q, q arie Antoinette. the last princess
Ac- Ed furnished for the throne of
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-06

A NEW work on Central Africa states on
authority of i an old negro who has been
great traveller, that there are dwarfs in that
country whose ears reach to the ground, and
are so wide that when they lie down. one ear
serves as mattrass, the other as covering.
The "old negro" is probably identical with
the "intelligent contraband' to whom the
daily papers are so frequently indebted for
war news
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Cor. baltimore and Characteristic,
BALTIMORE, MD.
yINIIIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
1 prosperous and dOurishing condition. Twice du.
ring the lat years has It been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the In.
crsaing number of students, representing nearly
every stste in the Union.
II now occupies ons Of tue most conspicuous and
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are eonmodiousiy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages sud fsciIties hare offered to youns
desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties ut the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Frdctiedl BusiHefG Education generally,
unsurpasse IN particular, by any similar eatab
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FACULTRI
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PrincipAl-Lecturero the Science of Accounts Com
nerce, business Customs, etc.
J. NJ. pHILLIPE,
Professor OF the Theory Practice of Book-KespinR
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book.K eepinR.
N. @. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and ornamental PenmAnship
&. 7. WILLIAMS. ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
Rev. Z. YEATEs REESE, D. D.
lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
TRUsTERs:
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Thos Swami, Vim. II. Keighler, Esq,
Jacob Trust, EsQ, YIN. Rnabe, Esq7
The College Ia provided with a Commercial Library
Of standard Works expressly for the Of the Stu
Each Student hiss dssk to himself, and Is sspa.
Theirs being no vacation during the year, Students
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Thstimeusraly requlredt the full course,
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DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully 0rnamented Circular, CON
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The present critical stats OF European adairs will
render these publications unusually Interesting dur
ing the forthcoEIing year. They will occupy mid
do ground betweenthe hastily written news-iterns
crude speculattons, aud dying runOr5 OF the dnily
Journal, and the ponderous tome OF the future hlE-
torisn. written after the living interest and excite
ment of the great Political events Of the time shall
have passed away. 1t is to these Periodicals thae
readers must look for tho only really ana
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addition to their Eel-estnblisled tarBry, scientific,
and theological character, We urge them upon the
consideration Of the reading public.
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the
British pubiEheIs gives additional value to these
Rsprints, inasmuch they can now he placed IN
the hands OF subscribers about soon as lie orig-
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MAYORS OF TIL E
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w the Druggists, ApothecRries, and Physicians 1
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medicines Of great excellence, and worthy the con-
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nus ''l-' Mayor of LOWELL. MASS
HON, AIBrs BEARD Mayor Of NASHUA, n. +.
''0''' Mayor OF MANoHEsTER, N. II.
HON. JOHN AppoT7' Mayo. Of CONCORD. y. n.
on A. n DUIIS &sysr Of WORCESTER, MASS.
AON' NAtt'I 9--' Mayor Of sALEM. MASS.
HON. =. ". LINCOLN, s Hs,o. Of BOSTON, MASS.
HON WAL NJ N0D9 MAJOR OF rhovmssOn, R. Z
HON. AMOS W. PRES Ssass !, so,w,oH CONN
HON J. N nA'S asyof Of NEw LosDos. CONN
HON. CHAs- s. RoDIER,
HON. D. p. T1EMANx, ,.,.,. ,,-,-,,
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HON ADAM "ih'ON' Mayor of TORONTO, Q. W.
HON r. M. BISHOP,
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HON DE WITT 9 GROVE a.,Y. OF UTICA, n. =
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HON. W. W. VAUGHN. -
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G. w. JOHNSON q SON,
missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851
CAPITAL STOCK..................S5 100000
THHIS COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THR PUR-
Il pose OF advancing the great mining intsrests2:
purely phianthropic motives in initiating this en-
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pay large dividends, and at the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made IN de-
Telopug and making known the Astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri, than by the Of i've times the
amount Of our capital invested in any other business
We shall make the office OF our Company COM
pete mining bureau Of the mineral RESOURCES q tho
State. We have power under charter 10 Iur
chase and sell mineral lands wherever l5caiej In
Missouri. Great Inducements will be offered to cap
ttalists and mining adventures, who desire 70 pur-
chase and work paying mines, by dealing With this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all who
lave mineral lands for sale TO send Us statement
the same, describing the kind Of minerals their
lands the number Of acres the location and the low
est cash price they willing to take for said lnnds
We shall work only such min0s a. pay largely, but
shall open and prove most OF the lands We sell The
books for subscription to the Etock are now open Al
the office Of the Company, Main street; northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchant8 Bank. entrance
No. q Locust street. All who feel interest IN this
subscribe. Those wishing stock living ont OF the
city II by enclosing ten per cent. Of tn
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DIREcToKs:
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Of the enterprise that two hundred thous-
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken. We
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in FULL without further liability; transferable by DIS
livery; registered only when dividends arc received
Any person having money TO spare. can, by the pur
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