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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-19

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The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13
Pittsburg Mines.

But little activity exists at these mines at
present. Most of those heretofore engaged
having performed the requisite amount of la.
Dor to hold their claims, have dispersed for a
time, to secure their harvests, and make
preparations for active business during the
coming fall.
An effort is being made to organize COM
pany for the purpose of raising capital to
erect a quartz mill in this district. This
move is in the right direction. Let those
who have great interests at stake in these
mines unite together and form company or
corporation, and put up mill of sufficient
capacity to crush the rock already taken out,
and it will soon give an impetus to labor,
and induce capitalists to invest their means
in this district. where the cost of putting up
machinery will be so much less than in
Washoe and Humboldt, and yet prove as
productive as any of these mines.
The Original Minnesota Company have
now near one hundred tons of choice rock ta
ken out of their claim, which it is believed
will yield at least $50 to the ton in silver
and some gold. Other companies have large
quantities of rock piled up ready to be
crushed as soon as an opportunity offers. -
Moneyed men are daily arriving at the mines
looking about for the purpose of investing in
claims, and as soon as these mines are more
extensively known, there will be no lack of
capital to develope the vast wealth of this
region. But to make an early start, let a
joint stock company be formed to put up the
first mill, which Will surely pay fair diyi-
dends for the outlay.
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13
The Union County Convention.

This DIV closed its labors on Thursday,
that ever occurred in Shasta county. The
people of the various precincts, feeling the
Importance of united action in placing be-
fore the people ticket that would command
the vote of every unconditional Union man
in the county, elected only such delegates as
we're known to have the welfare of the coun-
ty and State at heart, and we can truly say
that never has there been a better class of
delegates met together in this county, than
the one that has just closed its labors. With
only one purpose in view-that of having
the right men in the right places, and who
were known to be true Union men, willing
to make any and all sacrifices for their
country, and for the welfare Of the Union.
Our space will not permit US, this week,
to give an extended notice of each candid
ate. which we place before the people in the
columns of this paper, as the nominees of
the Convention. But we can say that it is
our belief that strong ticket has been nom-
mated, which no opposition can defeat, and
one that, when permitted to take into their
hands the government of the county affairs,
the people of all parties will have confidence
that their interests will be properly protect
ed.
The candidates who were before the con-
vention, and were defeated, notwithstanding
their disappointment in not obtaining the
nominations they sought, seem to take the
matter pleasantly, and we have no doubt
that their attachment to the cause of our
bleeding country, will induce them to cordial
ly support the ticket at the ballot box, as
the means of securing cordial support to
the General Government, now lies in the
success of the Union party in this State.
Then let every nominee of the convention,
as well as every Union man, go to work and
do all in his power to rally to the support of
the whole ticket, the Union element of the
country. The ticket is worthy of their uni
ted exertions, and unless the Union men of
the county are careful to give their undivid-
ed support to the ticket, this State like the
border States of the East, may be given over
to the enemies of our country. The polite
al canvass has now commenced. There is
great work to be done. Let it be we'll done.
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13
Union Central Committee.

At meeting of the Union County Gen.
trail Committee chosen at the late Conven
ton, held at the Office of H. A. Curtiss,
ESQ.,, on the 11th inst, JAS. L. Hart was
elected President, and II. A. Curtiss chosen
Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that the Con-
vention for chosing candidates for the Offices
of Justices fthe Peace, Constables and Road
Overseers be held in each township on the 9th
day of June, inst.
On motion, the Convention to nominate a
Supervisor for the 3 Supervisor District be
held at Millville on the l1th July next.
On motion, the Secretary of this Commit
tee be requested to confer with the Union
County Central Committee of Siskiyou coun-
ty as to the time and place of holding the Ju
dicial District Convention to nominate Dis
trict Judge, also with the like committee in
Trinity county N regard to the time and place
of holding the Judicial District and the Sen
atorial District Convention, and to notify, so
soon as convenient, the delegates to the res
pective Conventions of the time and place of
holding said Conventions.
On motion, the Township Conventions shall
be held in the respective townships at the
place where said meetings have formerly been
held.
On motion, the committee adjourned sub
.ject to the call of the Chairman.
JAS. L. HART, Chairman.
II. A. CuRTIss, Secretary
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13
COUNTY TREAsURER,s REPORT.

To THE HoS. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SHAsrA
COUNTY
herewith submit full report of moneys
ceived and disbursed from March Ist to May 30th,
inclusive
To balance per last report....... S3
cash received 6Sl6 81
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13

ADDRESS ON PArRIoTIsM.-The Rev. Geo.
B. Taylor delivered one of the most patriot
ic and interesting addresses, in Excelsior
Hall, in this place, on the 10th inst, that it
has been the pleasure of our citizens to hear
since the rebellion began. The Union Con
vention not having completed its labors,
many of the members. together with large
number of citizens, listened with marked at
tention to the eloquent speaker. A more
clear exposition of the terrible consequences
of the action of the Southern politicians in
bringing on this bloody war, we have never
listened to. If there was a single individu-
al claiming to be a Union Democrat or in ia
vor of maintaining our Government, that
listened to the remarks of the speaker, and
did not feel it his duty to his country to give
his undivided support to the administration,
whatever measure, may be deemed necessa-
rv to put down the rebellion, then we say to
him to unite with the known enemies of our
country, and not try to make people believe
that he is true lover of his country, for his
case will be hopeless one.
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13
II. A. CuRrIss, Secretary.

AN IMPRovEMENT.-The most remarkable
feature of the recent Convention was the alb.
sense of all trickery on the part of either the
members or candidates. The old Democratic
custom of endeavoring to purchase votes
with whisky was entirely dispensed with.
As far as our observation extended, nearly
all the money spent for whisky, was spent by
the delegates themselves. Another improve
ment over all former Conventions held in
this town, was the fact that but one member
of tie Convention, during its two days ses-
sion, could be observed in the slightest de-
gree under the influence ofliquor.
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13

REV. GEo. B. TAYLOR, by request of the
Trustees, will preach in the Union Church,
at Shasta. on tomorrow evening Sunday
at s o'clock, P. NJ. He will also fill the fol-
lowing appointments during the week: At
Buckeye, on Monday and Tuesday evenings.
the 18th and 10th, he will lecture on Tenn
perance; at Shasta, en- Wednesday evening,
90 the Subject of Temperance, and on Satur-
day and Sunday. the Goth and 2lst, will lec-
ture at Miliville on the subject of Temper
ance.
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13
District Court--June Term.

The people VS.. Chas. Franklin.-0n mo.
ton of District Attorney, cause continued
until Monday, Aug. Sd.
Dunn VS.. Bourdon.-Continued for the
term.
Smith vs.. Furman.-Set for Tuesday, 10th.
John Callaghan, Thomas Simpson and
Geo. Raider admitted to citizenship.
Fretz.. vs. Smith ct al.-Set for Monday,
Aug. Sd.
Michler ct al. vs.. Romer ct al.-Set for
Tuesday, 10th.
Pindel vs.. Pindel.-Decree of divorce
granted
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13

S3,43S 45
By balance, as per last report-S1657 50
q billiard license. .............- 90
1 brokers' ...............- 80
s bankers .. % so
- foreign miners license...... 976 90
" poll ltax. 123 AZ
property tax 1862 los IL
ss 1S61-2... 2 10
+" Principal and interest
school land-.....-......-..- 536 90
$3,43s As
County Judge.
To cash on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
By Probate Clerk. ....-....-..-...$9 90
Credited to the different school districts, fol-
lows:
Saltwater. At 90
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13

ANOTHER GoLp DIscovERY-Last week W.
G.. Buchanan discovered lode of gold bear
ing quartz near the old Franklin Qurtz Mill,
French Guleh, which promises to be as rich
as any vet discovered in the county.
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13

PEorLE VS.. FRaNKsAS.--1n consequence of
the absense of material witnesses, this case
was continued until August, snd the jury
discharged until that time.
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13

j. NJ. MANAssE.-This gentleman has
Just received an extensive stock of tobacco,
segars, books, stationery. &c, which he in
yites traders and the public to call and ex-
anime. The accommodating 9 clerk, Mr.. Neu-
man, is always on hand to attend to Gus
TONER'S
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13

CATHOLIC SERvIcE.-Rev. Father O'Reilly
will have Divine Service in Shasta, on to-
morrow, Jnue 14th. at the usual hour.
The Shasta courier., 1863-06-13
MARRIED

In Red Bluff, on the 9th inst by Rev. Mr.
Mclaughlin, Mr.. VIM. Tossr, to Miss A. A. Crow
ell, all of Shasta,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15
Post viilce summer Tine liable
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
rosroFFroK AT DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EASTERN MAIL.--Closes at 9 4. N. and =.
NJ. Arrivesst614 A. ii. and 81 Y. NJ, Sundays
excepted
WESTERN MAIL-Closes at 9 =. NJ. Arrives
ct sA p NJ. Sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Cluses at So =. NJ.
Arrives atty =.
SouTHKRs Iowa MAIL.--Closes at A. n. Ar
rives at 8 A. ~.
NORTHERN VIA DEWrrr.- Closes Sunday, Tues
day and Thursday at So 4. N. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and ~aturday at 6 p. NJ.
Rourk No. l0s77--Nia Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at So o'clk. 7 NJ
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and saturdayat Il
o'clock NJ.
RourE No. l0s4s Via Tiptcn Closes Tuesday
and Friday at IL o'clock II arrives Tuesday and
Friday at ~ o'clock NJ.
RoerK No. l0947-V'a fufaio--Closcs Friday
at O'Clock NJ arrives Saturday ate O'Clock
pm
RcuTE No. l095o-Via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday at So p. NJ Arrives
Saturday at 8 p. n.
OFFICE Hours. Office open at o'clock A. ~
General delivery closed at q o'clock 7. NJ Once
closed at o'clock r. NJ, Office opon on Sunday
from "a to lOl2 o'clock A. NJ.
GH AS the principal m ais are carried by Kali
Road, all the time as stated herein Will be
RAIL ROAD TIhs, the clock in tho Superintend-
ent's Office, NJ. n. RR. Depot, being tho stand
ard CpAS a. ELDRlpGE. =.
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, ON the 10th day Of Janu.,v
w ID. 1861, Michael Tiernsu and susan Ia,
nan, of Clinton county, lows, executed unto Ans.
TN Corbin rs Trustee, a certain deed of trust
conveying to said trustee the land in Clinton
county, Iowa. described as follows. 10 wit. The
ssutn nan oil the south west quarter, and the
southwest quarter Of the south east quarter oF
section No. one ID and the vest half of tho
northeast quarter Of section number
Twelve I'D all Ia township No. eighty
two 81, north OF range No. three 80 cast Of III.
9th p. IN also the southwest quarter O; ma
north east quarter Of section No. sixteen Ia. in
township No eighty-three 63,) north OF range
70 four a. east of the 9th p. M; which saIa
convey anoe was made by tho said Michael Tier
nan and wife, Tor the purpoee Of securing the nav.
mrnt Of ono certain propaissory note and IA. IL.
terest taefoon, signei by said Michael Tiernan.
dated tue 10th DAY of January. A, D., 1851. aud
payable in one year after date, to the order OF
Adel'a Arms for thu SUN OF six hundred ana
twenty-five dolmrs, with interest Mt tho rate os
ten per cent. per annum
ANA now,saio note having become due and nav
abieand TIE said Michael TierLan having failed To
pay the same l,Austin Corbiu. Trustee ms ..o,.
'aia, 90 hereby give this public notice, that bv
urine OF the power which is in rae vssted by said
ueea OF trust, J VIII, on Saturday, the 9th da
OF May, A. ID. Ices, ut the hour of nine o.eloct
in the forenoon of said day, at the Court House
door, IN the city of Davenport, expose
and offer for sale, at publ, auction, the
parcels o. land above described, or so much
thereof rs sh all be necessary 10 satisfy and nav
the amount due on said note with the nteres,tber "a
on to the day OF sale. together with all tho c,,,.
and expenses attending said sal. Costs of This NO
tce ond Trustees fees @ Nv
Dated the "a day Of April, A. d. 1868
AUSTIN CURBIN,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15

y GOOD CONDITION. AND TRAINS ARE
! running daily, East nd West, fer the irauspor-
tstion Of passengers an freight with care and
despatch. All Kali road located east Of the Mis-
ssspp River have dirsst connection with the II 4
~ 10 K X, or Its Line Of spic aid steam Packets.
The Hannibal ~ Jos.ph X Line of Packets
on the Missouri River ran daily south to Leaven-
worth, Pafkslie, Cuiuaaro. VI andotte and Kan
sas City and tri weekly. north 10 Nebraska City.
Platsnouth, Omaha, sEi Co.ncil Bluffs.
Daily Mail Coaches run Ia connection with
trains of this road ia all Important towns in
Northern Missouri and southern Iowa. Also TO
Lawrence, Topeka, fo-t kiiSy ana Fort scott,
knnsnF.
Overland Pixies Peek aud California Mail
Coaches leave daily. Time TO Denver City 6 day
salt Lake days, San Francisco l. days.
Ratios Of freight aisays as iov "a by any other
line, while the patron saves largely in lnsL ance.
Distance. Changes and Tine
l. Il. Gk0AT, Gent Ticket AIT, Hannibal, No
W T. Robin son, h-otght -, do
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

AHEREASi on the 81 Gay Of pril, A d
w 1859, William Lanpherc aud AIDE ID ". Lam
phere, his wife, executed unto Howard Darling
on, as Trustee, certain deed of Trust conveying
to SAID Trustee The Lind 10 Scott county, Iowa de-
scrib.d rs follows, to-wit: The north half of he
south west quart OF tho sou TIL west quarter Of
section tweDty-one ~ tho north cas-, quarter ii
tho north west quarter OF 'eciion twenty nil Q
20, the southeast quarter OF the south ives,
quarter and the southeast half Of tho north east
quarter OF the south west quarter of
section twenty 20 all in township
eighty 50, north of range two q east, OF the 5th
Z. NJ continuing ono hundred asd twenty
acres moro or lesl. Also tn, following
described tract, to-wit Leginning Fix chains
Tue south of tho centre of said section twenty ;
hence \. J9ls Il. 4 chains and So links to tue
middle Of the Davenport and Aaamosa road
thence n. Az W chains an 81 links; thence
) 4234 w. chains and 10 links thence :
IA W. chains and 81 links thence to
he place of beginning. sad deed of trust Is re-
corde in book % of mortgages at page ~ OF
the records Of said Scott county, and was made
by the said William Lanphere aud wife tor the
purpose Of securing the ,syment Of two certain
promi-sory no es aud the interest thereon, sgne
by said William Lanphere, dated the 81 day If
April, A. ID. ls59, and payable as follows: one
tor one hundrei and twenty dollars, (Which has
been paid aud the other for tho sum of twelve
hundred and sixty dolisrs IL ESQ, payable o. ght-
teen months after date, with interest af'er matu-
rlty at ten per cent. per annuin, n which said
last mentioned note there has been paid the sum
of sol.
And now said last mentioned note having become
due and payable and tho said William Lanphere
having failed To pay the same, Howard Dailing-
ton Trustee as aforesaid. do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue o. the power which
is in mo vested by said Deed of Trust, | will, on
sondaj the first day Of Juno. A. d.. 1868, at the
hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. AT
tho Court House door, in the city Of Davenport,
expose and offer for sale al public auction the
parcels Of land above described or 90 much there
IT as sh'll be necessary TO sly and pay the
amount duo on said notes with the interest thereon
to the day Of sale, together with all the cyss and
expenses attending said sale, costs of this notice
and Iru,tec's fees.
Dated the 4th day Of May, A d 500.
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
my5 Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15
LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE
WhhhEAs, on the 2ist day 81 April, A.

NyHEREAS, on tho 2ist day II Apr;l. A.
w ID. 1888, Nicholas Rusch and Ca,barina
HE wife, executed unto Howard uarlino,on "a
Trustee, certain Deed of Trust, conveying 10
SAD Trustee tho lands in Scott county, Iowa. des-
cribed a. follows, to-wit: The south hall of the
north west quarter, and tho south west quarter
vi the north-east quarter OF section two ca in
township seventy.eght (7s,) north OF range
three east Of the nth principal meridian con
timing one hundred and twenty 1907 acres more
q leg. Said deed Of trust - recorded in book
n OF mortgages, at page i6l Of tho records OF
said county. Which said conveyance was made
by the said Nicholas j. Ruscn and wife, for tho
purpose OF securing the payment of seven certain
proinssory notes and tho Interest thereon signed
by said NicholasJ. Rusch and A W r. pohrman
dated theE 81 day Of April. a. d. 1858, and pay
aolo as ioilONs No 10 ter $40. No. III Tor
si6o, No. l22 for sl60, No, 20 Tor s240, No. y.
tor u leo, No. l25 for 81 l6o, Nc 10 for s.74o-
tho ht.f four OF said notes payable April u, Ie59
and thg .eaa,nipg three payable April q, lsso
And now said notes having become due and paw
abe, and the said Nicholas j. Russh AMI
A. w. Dohrman having failed to ray
the same, Howard Darlington, Trustee as afors.
sand hereby give this public notice. that by vr
re o. tho power which is In me vested BY said
Iced of trust, will. on Mon.ay, the let day Of
June, A. ID, loGa, at the hour Of IL o'clock i the
forenoon Of said day, Mt the Court House doc. in
the ely ot Davenport, expose and offer for sale
at Pubic Auction, the pircets II land above de-
scribed, or so much thereof as shall be necessary
10 satisfy aud ny the amount due on said notes
with the interest thereon 20 the day Of saie, to-
said sale costs Of this notice and Trustees fees
Dated It'll day of May A. h. 1858
HOWARD DARLINGTON,
myS Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-15
NEW YORK. BOSTON
IND .aEL E.1s7Ess.s' CITIES.
CARR log the Great VesteP, and Novtb
" estern Z nitei Ssstes Mails.

IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AMI
IL Buffalo, daily, on the arrival OF all trains 0
the Lake Shore kailro.i, making close come.
tlous with trains from cleveland Chicago. Mi
wauhee, st Louis, Burlington, keokuk, 1t Pau
Dubuque, Galena, lows City, dc the only car
running through from the Lakes to New Yorl
City
WITHOUT GRANGE.
baggage checked through. Fare always as low
by any other ron,s.
BE particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
road which are sold ii Ail thu principal railroac
Offices in the VI est.
This hoGd affords facilities for shipment
Freight superior 10 any other route.
AN EMPRESS TEAM FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily. making close connection,
through to al points Wsst and quicker time thar
ever before made on Wy line.
For Freight rates, enc lire OF J & Oatman, "a
Broadway, Chas thurman 10y Broadway, n.
II y Archer, " south street, y y; } : Dunla,
10 state street, boston Erie aiway Office, Is
Clark street, Chicago.
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