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The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

New COPPER LEAD DIscovEREp.-One of the
companies of prospectors at Whisky Greek,
after searching diligently throughout the sum-
mer, have at last found a very valuable ledge
Of copper ore, situated about one and half
miles from Whiskytown, up the creek, which is
soon destined to attract extensive notice. The
discoverers have formed a company known as
the Excelsior Company. They have a shaft
down about nine feet and have found ledge of
ore between three and four feet wide, of what
is known as yellow pyrites of copper, which az
says thirty per cent, and is similar in appear
ance to the Copperopolis ore. Feet have been
sold in this claim at 50 per foot during the
week, and many outsiders are waiting an op-
portuuity to obtain an interest
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07
THE EscAMPMEsr.-We are informed that IL

THE ENCAMPMEST.-We are informed that the
General Review of troops at Camp Ellis took
place on Tuesday last. Brigader General John
Bidwell and Staff came on the field at P NJ,
when the several companies present went thro'
all the usual evolutons. They were drilled by
Colonel Hill, A. A. A. General. The COM
manding officer expressed himself well sat
isfed with the proficiency the men had made
since they came into camp, and the whole ex
ercises elected the commendation of the nu-
merous visitors present. All passed off quite
as satisfactorily as though Gov. Stanford and
his Staff had been present The Camp was
broken up at an early hour on Wednesday morn
ing, and the Companies marched into Red Bluff
and dismissed, all being well satisfied with the
good time they had, ard the kind treatment
they had received from their officers.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

A CERTAIN green customer, who was straa-
ger to mirrors, and who stepped into the cabin
Of one of our ocean steamers, stopping in front
of large pier glass, which he took for a door.
he said al say. mister, when does the boat
start ?'' Getting no reply from the dumb re-
Election before him, be again repeated . say,
mister, when does this here beat start ?" In
censed at the still silent figure, he broke out
Go to thunder, you darned sassafrass co.ored,
shock-headed bull calf you don't look as if
you know much anyhow"
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

STRATMAN-MAJoR 1.-The indefatigable
and enterprising- the printers friend-how
shall we in an appropriate manner return
him thanks? We can't do the subject JUS
tice, so we will simply remark that he has
this week furnished us with a bundle con-
tanning newspapers from every city in the
United States; also the New York pictorials
aud Godey's I.ady's Book. For the latter
Stratman is sole agent on the Pacife coast
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

PRaETIcaL PEoPLE--The North Carolinians
are. some of them, practical. Lately the hard
listed Of the counties OF Orange, Chatham and
Almance held public meeting. atwhieh it was
resolved:
:. That no man shall stay at home and advo-
cate secession who uses his influence 10 get
otherymen into the army, and his money TO
keep himself out
That they are opposed to sending any more
men'to Congress who are in favor of prosecu-
ting the war until the last man is killed and
the last do lar is spent, excepting themselves
and-sheir dollar. Let those who are eontin-
nally Shouting for carrying on the war TILL the
last man is killed and the last dollar is ex-
pended go and get killed and their dollar
slk,- As for US, We prefer the adjustment OF
otA aiional difficulties and honorable peace
es we do not intend to pay tithes to Brad
foIi'or @hy other person.
That the exemption of the twenty negro law
onght not to have been passed, as they are the
very men who ought to be in the field, fighting
TO proAct their property for there is no doubt
but they the sole cause of the war
That, in our opinion Mr.. Davis and his Cabi-
net ought to take the field with Gen Lee and
his my
Thse counties are not located along the coast
wher. our troops are garrisoned. They are sit
uated in the very center of the State, where no
Federal soldier has yet appeared.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

4 NEGRO went to a menagerie in which was a
large haboon in cage. He approached the
cage closely, while the baboon went through
several gyrations, such as nodding and shaking
his head, holding out one OF his hands for the
negro to shake, ct :, TO the evident delight OF
both negro aud baboon. Finally, the baboon
seemed SO intelligent aud knowing" the ne
gro addressed him some remarks, which the
bahoon only answered by nod of the head.
AT this the negro was still more delighted. and
broke forth with the remark Youse right,
dont open your mouth, kase if you spoke's a
word white man I have SHOVEL in your hands
ia less dan mint T.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07
RYsr ~ rur pp,cr or Asurs pb;l.5

RISE y THE PRlcE OF AsHEs.-A Philadel-
pha merchant. to whom the merchants of
Charleston owe $50, 600 upon hearing of the
bombardment of that city by Gilmore. said ::
Well, | have $4,000 owing me there, but
| am perfectly willing to square accounts by
taking my pay in the ashes Of Charleston at
one dollar per bushel" This is an index of
the general feeling entertained for the birth
place of treason. Men who would shudder
at the bombardment of any other city. vii
rejoice to hear that not one brick is left upon
another in the doomed city.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07
ADVICE TO You've LADIES ABOUT TO MARRY

ADVICE TO You've LADIES ABOUT TO MARRY.
Do; but if your husband that is to be is
given to gambling, let it be a condition pre-.
cedent to the marriage that he shall give it
up; and when you put the announcement of
your nuptials in the paper, add, for the in
formation of his bachelor acquaintance, the
signifcant words, . No cards" A young
lady adopted this ingenious cours many
weeks ago. and the happy bridegroom, so far.
has not suggested even whist.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

1t is proposed to modify the old English COM
edies for the American stage so that the favor
ite phrase of the passionate pdtefanrilias to the
ungracious SON" Zounds, sir ! I'll cut you off
with shilling shall read" III cut you off
with small piece of paper, bearing portraits
of the Father of his Country and called postage
currency, or with two car tickets, and be id
to you, sir y The threat is SO terrific that the
prodigal Immediately d" cuts off himself, and
is seen no more.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07
Board of Supervisors.

The Board OF Supervisors have been in ses-
sion from Monday antil Thursday last We
give below a synopsis of the business trans
acted by them:
The Roadmasters Of the county are order
ed to proceed to work upon the roads where
found to be necessary, and 10 govern them
selves in their duties by the Act concerning
Roads. past 2Sth March, 1868.
County Hospital Report accepted. and ac-
counts audited on the Hospital Fund for the
sum of 1885 80.
Treasurer's Quarterly Report accepted and
ordered on file.
Ordered that bids for the county printing
and advertising, for the ensuing year, be re
ceiyed up to and the next and regular
meeting of the Board. the Board reserviug
the right to object any and all bids. Pay
ments 10 be made Oh the General Fund
Ordered that warrants issue on the Gener-
al Fund to pay Grand and Trial Jurors SER
vice at the Court of Sessions, September Term
1868.
Ordered that warrants issue on the Gener-
al Fund TO pay for the service of officers of
the General and special Judicial elections.
as follows:
Shasta precinct, , days each; Horsetown.
, days each Whisky Greek. DAYS each !:
French Gulch. days each; aud all other
precincts, day each.
Ordered that W. \. Scott be appointed Ar.
morer of the Lion Light Infantry.
Ordered that sufficient amount Of wood
be furnished the county offices for the ensu-
ing year, and that each officer contract for
the same for his own nse.
Ordered that A. r. Andrews bridge license
be removed for the term of ) years from the
7th day of Eecember. 1868, on his filling a
bond for So, ,o00, and paying into the County
Treasury monthly license Of 50.
Ordered that the CoaSty Treasurer have
1000 blank Hospital receipts printed for the
use of the County.
Ordered that the CLERK have 900 blank
road receipts printed for the use of the county.
Ordered that the official bonds of the new
ly elected county and township officers be
fixed as follows:
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

The District Court for Shasta county opens OF.
Monday next the 9th. The following ale the
eases to be tried;
Dunn VS.. Leon Bourbon et al.
Paulina Brown vs.. G. P. McCiuire
Susan lank vs.. Samuel Cole.
Chas. Boell vs.. Emma NJ. Boell.
D. C. johnson ct al. vs.. ]. Granger et al
c. W. GARDENER IS. Woodward & Knox
J. G. Doll VS.. r, X. Jordan ct al.
R. j. Wheeloek vs.. J. VI. Frank ct al
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

SHILLING, AND How THE MISSILES ARE DoDGED
A correspondent writing from Morris Island to
the New York Christian Advocate aud Journal
says:
At night we can see the path of shell thro
all its journey lighted as it is by the burning
fuse When the range is two miles, the track
of shell from a mortar describes very near
half The arc of circle On leaving the NOR
tar it gracefully moves on, climbing up ana up
into the heavens till it is nearly or quite mile
ADORE the EARTH and then it giides along for a
moment. apparently in a horizontal line; but
quickly YOU see that the little fiery orb is on
the homestretch, describing the other segment
of the circle. \ she'll from Parroit rifled gun
j. going two ami half miles deviates from a
kaight line not quite half much as shell
fromesn riar. But in passing over this space
considerable time is required. The report
travels much faster than the shot. \ shell
from mortar will make distance of two miles
iq about thirty seconds. and from Parrott gun
in about half that time. The flash of Il gun at
night, and the white smoke by day, indicate the
mqment of the discharge, and fifteen or twenty
seconds give abundance of time to hnd a
cover in splinter proof, behind a trench, or
somewhere else. 1t is wise and sodier!y to do
50, but many pay no attention to those Kissing,
screaming, flying in the daytime, if shot from n
gun, invisible devils, except to crack jokes at
their expenses for occasionally one pays his
life for this foohardiness
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

Spy HuNG AT LAwRENcE.-John Calico
was tried in Lawrence on Monday by jury
selected by the citizens. 1t was proved that
he knew of the raid and moved his family out
oftown on Thursday night. After being SEN
fenced to be hung as spy, he confessed that
he came in with Quantrell, and that be kill
ed the widow Aliens son. He was then
hung -LearenuorM Conseru attire, 18th.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

SoFr Soar FOR ALI Sorts For lieuten-
ant, call him captain fora a middle aged lady,
kiss her, and say You mistook her for her
daughter; for young gentleman rising ff-
teen. ask his opinion respecting the compar-
ative merits of Mechi and Mappinas razor
sellers for young ladies, if you know their
C dor TO he natural, accuse them Of painting,
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

Oak Knoll School District, No 10, estab-
lished Union school, with Tehama
county boundaries as follows: Commencing
at the mouth of Cottonwood Greek. and run
ming up said creek to the mouth of the mid
die fork of said creek thence in a northeast
direction TO the mouth Of Bear Greek thence
down the Sacramento river to the place of
beginning.
Ordered that B. IL Ward be and is here.
by appointed Justice of the Peace for Town
ship No. l, to fill the unexpired term of j
Keen, resigned, and that fe qualify and file
a bond in the sum of $1,000 before entering
upon the duties of his office.
Ordered that Wm. Thompson be relieved
from all liability incurred by him in the suit
of Mullen 6 Bail ct AL
Ordered that the Treasurer set apart the
sum of SlOO to the Contingent Fund to cover
warrants draWn on said found
Ordered that the Randmaster of Town
ship No. proceed to repair bridge on Mid
dlejown road. and bridge near Godfrey's
house, Shasta.
Amounts on the General Fund audit d for
the sum of S4,700 50.
Amounts on the Contingent Fu d audited
for the sum of 500 81.
Amounts on the Hospital Fund audited
for the sum of 1885 80.
Amounts IN the State Fund audited for the
sum of S26l IS.
Amounts on the Road Fund audited for
the sum of $50 II.
Ordered that bids on the Redemption
Fund be taken as follows, the same being
the lowest made
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
Estate of A. j. Ball. deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the above named estate, TO
the creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers, within ten (lo) months
from the first publication Of this notice. to the un
dersigned, ct Balls Ferry, Shasta county, Cal, CT
the same will not be allowed.
II. s. BALL,
Administrator Of said estate.
Shasta, Nov, 9th, 1863 n.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

= SHOCKING homicide was committed in Sac
r@mento on Tuesday last. Daniel c. Miller, one
OF the proprieiors of the Pioneer Omnibus Line,
was shot and instantly killed by man named
Andrew A. Merrill. OF Yolo county A dispute
about the payment of borrowed money is said
~ have been the cause of the crime.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

"HE County Superintendent of Public Schools
would announce to the Teachers of Shasta
county that County Teachers Institute will be
held at the Union Church, Shasta, commencing on
Thursday, the 18th inst, and continuing three days
All the School Teachers in the county expected
to be present. The services Of competent educators
will be secured to act as instructors. The public
are invited TO attend
Teachers from the country viii be provided for
without expense during the session, by applying to
the County Superintendent.
G. X. GODFREY,
County Supt. Public Schools.
Shasta Nov. 6, 1868. NJ
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

YcrE OF TRINIrY.-The following is the
vote of Trinity county for District and Coun-
ty Judges, without the soldiers vote:
District Judye.-Garter, 564: Daingerfeld,
i9I
County JHdge.-Murphy Cos; Simonds.
365
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The County Superin-
tendent Of Public Schools gives notice, in this
sue, that Teachers Institute will be held at the
Shasta Union Church, commencing on Thursday,
November 18Th. and continuing three days. Teach
CTS from the country will be provided for free of
expense by applying to the County Superintendent.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

SoLDIEEs' PAY.-The Supreme Court has
decided that the Act giving IS month extra
pay to volunteers from this State is cousti-
tutional
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

4 ROBBERY AND One OF ITS CONSEQUENCES.
There was daring robbery committed
lately on the road between Carson City and
Genoa, and company of the residents Of the
locality armed themselves and went in pur-
suit of the robber. In the course of their
search they went late at night to the ST.
Charles Hotel, in Cars, City, having receiv
ed information which led them to believe that
the robber was stopping at that famous hos
telrie. Now. it 50 happened that the not
very good looking but strictly honest Survey
or of Story co., |. E. James. had arrived in
Carson that evening, and had retired to bed
without making himself known. And that
gentleman was frightened out of several years
growth by band Of fierce looking armed
-.r7sii- breaking open his door and waking him
uut Of most delightful sleep, and dena, d.
ing to know what he had gotin his valise. In
the astQpiShment Of the moment the poor sur
yeyor could not tell, and when one OF the fore
most of the the band inquired of the man who
was robbed, and who had been brought to
recognise the r0bher, ghether he the survey
orr looked like him, the man replied. - Well,
yes; something like him, but not exactly.
Ike thought his time had come, for the man
held a cooked pistol at his head, with finger
on trigger, and which he doubtless would
have fired had the man said positively that
he was the cuiprit. Ike, thinking that there
must have been some mistake in the matter,
called the landlord, when he found out how
the mistake had originated Ike's honest
looking face was the only thing that saved
his bacon. We are glad the man didn't shoot
or else the county would have lost first rate
officer and the community bully good mem
ber.- Fiyinia City Bulletin.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

DEArH OF AN EDIToR-General James AL
len. editor aud proprietor of the Washoe
Times, died suddenly at Carson City, n, T.,
on Saturday last, 5lst ult.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

- You said. Mr. Skeesicks, that the defen-
dant was man In easy circumstances what
do you mean by that?'
: \ gentleman who pays his printer. and
ain't Altered to look his butcher in the face. >
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

RAISING VEssEL-M Bauer. an engi.
neer, has, after long preparatory labor, sue
ceeded in raising the Bavarian steamer Lud-
wig, which snpk two years ag, in the Lake
Of Constance, in consequence of coming in
collision with a Swiss steamer. The enei-
neer, in order to raise the vessel, which was
lying at the depth of seventy feet, made use
of an apparatus of his own invention. BY
s4eans of divers he attached to her. one on
each side, two large balloons made of ater
proof linen, which he filled with air. When
the expansion had become sufficient. move.
ment was observed in the water which look
ed as if boiling, and the vessel gradually
rose to the surface.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

IL the Australian Parliament the members
vote by electricity. Before every Deputys seat
are two knobs, one black and The other white.
When he wants to vote Yes" he touches the
white knob, and at once white spot appears
upon black table beside the President. When
he desires to vote ''No," he touches the black
knob. and a black spot appears on white
table. Thus nc one can vote that black Is
white, as our Legislatures sometimes have done
ESRoLLNENr.-Mr W. W. Tracy, Enrolling
officer tor District No. !, is getting along timely
with his list He states he has met with no
difficulty in obtaining all the information re-
qared by the Law governing his duaes, ana
that notwithstanding he finds some men who
openly say they are secessionists, yet they have
freely gigea their names to be enrolled, as any
other good citizen should do
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07
Onicial Vote of shasta County.

Following is the vote of Shasta County, for the
September and October elections, 1868. including
the soldiers vote:
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07

ed Justices of the Peace
Township No. l.-Charles L. Danielsou, B. L
Ward.
No. 2.-E. Dickinson, S. W. Clark.
No. George Penland.
No. 5.-H. II. Oliver, Frank Harmon.
No. CIV. n. Guptill, W. ". Ball.
No. 7.-U. L. Wright, E. Anderson.
No. S.-James L. Hart, II, II. Shuffleton.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-07
District Court Calendar.

Shasta, Nov. /, 1868.
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