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The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
Union Senatorial Convention.

Tower HousE, JLy so, 1863
Union Senatorial Convention was called
to order by E. Neblett.
On motion, H. A. Curtiss was elected
Chairman, pro tenn, and Felix Tracy, Sec.
retary pro. tenn.
Trinity county was represented by H. II
Gray, E. Neblett. DIR. Ed Trask proxy for
Geo. Bunker, and Capt. D. Ii. Trufant proxy
for f. Leach.
Shasta county represented by II. A. Cur
tiss, Felix Tracy, H. A. Curtiss proxy for
Jos. Yank, and Felix Tracy proxy for w. S.
Hughson and Eli Hills.
On motion. temporary officers were elected
permanent officers.
John T. Jones was unanimously nominated
for Senator, who, being called for, accepted
the nomination in few eloquent remarks.
DR.. Ed. Trask offered the following resolu-
tions, which were unanimous adopted:
WHEREAS, it has pleased an An-wise Providence
to remove from the sphere of life he has so nobly
filled, the time-honored patriot Of kentucky, John
J. Crittenden, therefore
Resolved, That we deeply deplore the loss to the
nation Of its ablest statesman-a loss which has de-
prived the Union party, not only of kentucky. but
the whole country, of one ofits noblcst advocates
one who was ready TO sacrifice all personal preiu-
dices and party affiliations, and stand forward man
fully in the support of the Administration in its
efforts to crush the odious rebellion that has dared
TO raise its impous hands to strike down the rights
Of nation and the tights of man
On motion, the Secretary was requested to
prepare the proceedings for publication in
the Shasta COURIER and Trinity journal.
The business of the Convention being fin
ished, it adjourned
ii. A. CuRTlss, Chairman.
FELIX Tracy, Secretary.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
Latest by Telegraph

New York, 3oth.-A dispatch to the Times gives
the following, dated Aamy of Potomac July asth
This army to-day occupies practically the same
line it did two months ago. The recent active
movements must necessarily be followed by peri
cd Of comparative iuaction, during which it will
be recruited and recuporated for the next month.
The cavalry will do the most fighting as before
Longstreets and Hills commands, after passing the
Thornton's Northchester Gap encamped between
Culpepper and Gordensviue. Ewell's command
covered their rear and and flank by guarding Blue
Ridge passes. The bulk of their corps is now NOV
ing down the valley, and detachments threaten our
lines. Yesterday morning at o'clock our piekets
were driven in near Currysville. Indications are
to-day that our outposts liable to be forced at
any moment by superior detachments of rebels.
Nicksburb, 26th.-Johnston is believed to be
making for Mobile rapidly. Sherman is encamped
on the Big Black. Considerable sickness is prevail
ing here in consequence of the hot weather. 1t is
believed here that Gen. McPherson's division has
gone to Mobile, via the river,
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
Judicial District Convention

This Convention met, pursuant to call, a
Trinity Centre, July 20th.
Delegates from Shasta NJ Chappel
OtistSeamans, Victor Kern, Jos. Clough ant
A. Martin.
Delegates from Trinity copnty-O. II. P
Norcros'. X. Clifford, John Murphy, ant
T. A. Buck
Delegates from Siskiyou-B. B. Handy
j. Churchill. Wm. Frink, II. b. MATHEW
son and j. H. Taylor, &C. H. Pyle. proxy.
o. IL. p. Norcross was chosen chairman
and c. Ii. Pyle, secretary.
The object of the convention being to nom
mate candidate for Judge of the Nintl
Judieia! District, Hon. f. Garter was place.
in nomination by J. n. Chapel. and IL. j
Howe by Q. ii. p. Norcross. Mr.. Garter
received 10 votes, and Mr. Howe j.
On motion, the nomination. Of L. Garter
was declared unanimous,
On mntinn, the proceedings of this conven.
ton We're ordered published in the Shasta
COURIER, Trinity Journal and Yreka Jour.
nal.
On motion, convention adjourned sine die
Q III. p. NoRcRoss, Chairman.
c. Ill. PYLE, Sec.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
Letter from Whisky Greek.

DEAR SIR For want of better, have
regularly instated myself at this place as
Regular Correspondent" for the COURIER.
We must be known the world must know
us, and as no one else will, as well as l
may I'll took the horn.
We are pretty well froze out here as to
placer diggings, but the creeks-Whisky
and Clear creeks-are paying largely. Ray
nor & Taylor, in Whisky Creek, have aver
aged for weeks past, to three hands, over
$500 per week, and have much more ground
of the same sort. Haslott, nsaref town, is
doing nearly as we'll, and has large amount
of ground. In Clear Greek the miners are in
so far as to get good prospects and feel COM
Portable, but not far enough to give results to
regular work per day.
But this is all small fry compared with
what we are doing in the copper, silver and
gold bearing lodes. We have three organ.
Aed prospecting companies, each of which
keeps a competent quartz prospector in the
mountains constantly. The results of such
enterprise are flattering in the extreme : each
company has located ledges that assay and
test gloriously, and still the hunt goes on
Individually, am SO sauguine of the good
time coming that the old and peculiar sensa-
ton on feeling the roughness of a piece recurs
to me so distinctly that involuntarily grab.
There are some ten or fifteen chaps blow
ing around hereabouts, trying to make hon
est men believe there is real genuine Dem
ocratic party in this county, possessing loy-
al sentiments and feelings towards this Gov
ernment. and at war with jeff Davis ex
pertinent; but it don't amount to anything.
The only success they have met with so far
is in having made somebody mad and the
only further success awaiting them is to get
caIloped
One of them returned from Shasta the 9TH
er day. On meeting him l inquired with
much solicitude if he saw the returned del
egates from their Convention on the Sth inst?
With dolorous shake of the head. and a
countenance highly expressive of . great ex-
pectatinns' of being called on soon to attend
the funeral of deceased friend, and without
further answer-none was needed-he hunt
ed his hole and entered it. The balance
will soon be hunting theirs. Light kills 'em.
Yours, &c, BRANDY CREEK.
Whiskytown, July 80, 1868.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
Letter from French Gulch.
FRENCH GuLcH, july %, 1868.

FRENCH GULcH, July %, 1868.
]. EDITOR COURIER As you no doubt would
ke to hear how we are getting along, po-
iisieally, will send you few lines. At
times the political thermometer INDICATE boil
ing heat. Since the lst of July the loyal
people here have rejoiced with joy unspeaka-
BILE; but, oh! what sad end doleful news those
! Union victories were for the "Union Demo.
crats'a of French Gulch. They would not be-
ifiexe the news for some time, but when forced
to do so, their tacit looks and detected coun.
tenances gave unmstakable proof that they
;ssseH Metr defeat. Not one word of joy escap.
ed their lips on the confirmation of the glori-
Gus news not one red cent did the Democra-
cy falsely so called) spend for powder to fire
a salute. But when the news of the uprising
of their friends in New York came to hand
they felt little relieved, and one of their
leaders publicly rejoiced. This Same man
was delegate to the late Convention in
Shasta. They are somewhat chagrined to
think that Gov. Seymour should use military
force to coerce these loyal, law abiding, order
loving and constitutional Democrats.
Could you hear the renegade disloyal se-
eesh Democracy of this place talk, you would
think they intended to carry the precinct and
even the county; but they will have to wait
till they adopt the plan suggested by their
chairman, Mr.. Andrews, and when they 90
at that game, others will be found to more
than match them. In spite of Confederate
money, and the pernieious and vile influence
of the Marysville Express and Trinity Ma.
tional, the loyal people of French Cullen will
give majority of at least thirty for +. F.
Low, and we hope to do better than this on
the county ticket.
By the way, John r. Ridge, from Weaver
vile, has paid the Democracy visit. Itwas
! announced that he would "speak,; BIT ow
! ine-'io some cause or other nc failed to deli
yof Limsoti=excapt of few copies Of his
:: Treason Mill" The supposition is that he
- appreciated his followers, including his
. sound Democrat and fluent talkcr," and
dceming them sufficiently benighted to vote
vac thorough democratic TICKET, ne SkeOau-
died. While soliciting Union man to take
his SECESSION sheet. and being told LIE could
not because of its dis!oyalty, Mr.. Ridges
democratic fricndf' said to the Union man
Il take (hic) the Marysvlle Express lhic)
and this, the Natiepal (hicl and (hic) so l
(hic) read both (hc) sides of the (hicl ques-
tion (hie)." Here you have specimen Of
the Democracy of French Gulch.
AS the mail will sonn close, l will close
with promise of more anon. LOYAL.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

DowNEY OPPOSED To HURTING THE ESENY.-
John g. Downey, in his late address, saws:
1t is significant fact illustrative of the mbe-
cility which has characterized the action of the fed
eral government, that six military ehieftans have
successively commanded the great army of the Pc
tomac in period less than twenty four months,
and that while repeated misfortunes have befallen
the Union forces
We are forced to the conclusion that the would
be Governor is opposed to the appointment of an
efficient General when one has been found inefici-
ent or, in other words, he is opposed to General
who would infict permanent injury upon the
traitors in the South who attempting to DESTROY
the Government that is protecting him, and under
which he is seeking high State position.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
Sls56 90

DEAF, DuNB AND BLIND AsYLuM-By an
Act of the Legislature, 81 20 provide Bonds
for completing the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Asylum, approved April 9th, 1861" the
people will be called upon, at the general
election in September 10 vote for or against
levying tax of three -fourths of one per cent.
on each one hundred dollars value of all
the taxable property in this State. Each vo-
ter is required to have written or printed on
his ballot the words g For Asylum Building
Act" or " Against Asylum Building Act -
We call the attention of those having tickets
to this matter. so they can have this humane
law placed upon their State ticket.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

Horse STOLEN AND THIEF CAPTURED.-Cn
Tuesday night last valuable horse belong.
ing to Rev. Father O'Relly was stolen from
the stable of VIM. Thompson, of this town.
The larceny was not discovered until about
s o'clock on Wednesday morning, when par
ties started out in search of the animal and
t"ief. On visiting Reid's Ferry, on the Sac
ramento. it was found that the horse and
thief had crossed the ferry about o'clock in
the morning. Pursuit was made and the
horse tracked to Buckeye, and thence up the
Sacramento river to point aboat twenty
miles from town, whers the horse was found
in posscssios of man named John Ander-
son. The thief was arrested and brought to
town. On thursday he was taken before
Justice Keen, when waving an examination
he was committed to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
MOTHERS MOTHERS,
MOTHERS!

hONT fail TO procure MRS. WINSLOW'S S.
IL SOOTHING 81 RUP for CHILDREN.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of
one of The most experienced and skifid Nurses il,
New England, and has been used with nerer failisa
success in THOUSANDS OF CASES.
IT not only relieves the child from pain. but in
vigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acdity
and gives tone and energy to the whole sy ystem-
1t will almost instantly relieve
Grqitag n, tie BosreLs and Hind Ctlic.
and overcome Commissions which if not speedily
rcmeded, end in death. We belieyc i. the Besf aud
.Sarest Remedy IN the lorid in all cases of DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether arising from tecthing from any other
cause.
Full objections for using will accompany each
bottle: None genuine unless the fac-simile OF
CURTIS PERKINS, New York, is one the out,
side wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Prineipot Office, IS Dey street, Ne,c York
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BorTLE.
REDINGT0N CO..
Al and 1ls Front ST., San Francisco
aul.6m Agents for California
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

School Census FRENCH GuLcH TOWNSHIP.
Rev. W. S. kidder, School Census Mar
shsl of French Gulch township, sends us the
following:
Number of boys between and Is years Of
age, .; girls, S2-total between and Is.
81. Number under 4 years of age, A.. Born
In California, 15. Number of children be-
tween 4 and 6 years of age. a. Number
attending school, SO. Indians under 2l
years, about 25. Mongolians under II years,
10.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

JOIN G. DowsEY says, in his address 4" No
State is more loyal and devoted to the American
Union than California of which is true. But
is there man in the State who believes that such
would be the case if John 6. bowney and his sup
porters we're placed in power? We think not
1t is not he nor his supporters who have made her
so. but the party he is opposing, and which they
have said in this county it was political and
military necessity to put down.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

The FIDEL DuTcn. This is the ex.
preston used by Pollard, of Richmond, in his
Southern history of the war, and show how
unspeakably the rebels love Germans VINO
have been sv prominent and efficient in whip
ping them into obedience. That history, at
page Il, says.
. The West vas as violent as the North or
the East. In the states of Iowa and Wisconsin
among the infijel Dutch, no roin was drawn
upen their wild fanaticism.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

The CoNsrocK COPPER LEDGE-On Mon
day last the com pany at work on the Com-
stock Copper claim near Trinity Center had
the good fortune of striking we'll defined
lode of ore which assays 624 per cent copper
This lode is composed of red oxide of copper,
and we have seen float peices which assay 20
per cent. We are informed that there is a
plenty of rock found that will yield at least
Go per cent. of copper, aud thatthe company
have engaged a skilled workman, who is
row opening the claim preparatory to exten.
dcd Operations for shipping the ore
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

OATH OF ATroRNIEs.-The following At
tornies law have filed their Constitutional
cath in the Clerk Office of this county. in
the order rs follows: H. A. Curtiss, May
llth. 1868; I, Garter, May Odd, 1868; W.
l.. Knox, June 18th, 1858; R. 7. Srrague,
July lSth 1868.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

PIrT>BuKc MiNEs.-Thc Original Twenty
Six Mining Company. of Pittsburg district.
held a meeting on Saturday last, and resolv-
ed to continue work on their tunnel, and have
authorized their trustees to levy an assess
ment of $500 on each - feet. BY reference
to the notice OF the Trustees it will be seen
they have called for one.half of the assess.
mcnt, payable ON or before August 10TH
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

We would request contemporaries, and others
wh' m it may concern, to take notice that the pub
Usher and proprietor of the COURIER is also its real
editor. He alone is responsible for everything ap-
pearing in its columns.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
Acc,prNr.-A miner named Chas. Keber

ACcspENr.-A miner named Chas. keber.
nick, of Grizzly Gulch, met with a severe
accident on Sunday last. by the accidental
discharge of gun in his own hands. The
whole contents of the gun passed through his
right hand. Drs. Pelham and Shurtlef were
sent for to dress the wound. when the little
fin .er was removed up to the wrist, and ths
patient IL doing well.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

A GoAK.-Jeff. Davis. has issued procla-
nation appointing the 2lst of August as day
OF humiliation and prayer. We had thought
that after the fall of his stronghodsn on
the Mississippi be felt sufficiently ::hpmili-
atcd y
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

If it in anywise grati6es you to see all par
ties to a trade satisfied, look in at Houston,
Hastings Co.'S celebrated clothing store,
when next you visit San Francisco. These
gentlemen rejoice in the largest trade in their
line, and we have yet to meet one of their
customers who is displeased with his pur
chasa
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

On Wednesday last Mary Parker, contrahand
courtesan, wss tried befors Justice Keen charge
of disturbing the peace and using abusive and OBJ
scene Language, Jury trial Verdict, guilty, with
a recommendation TO the mercy of the Court. She
was sentenced to pay fine OF $50. or 25 days in
the County Jail.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
Notice..

Il S hereby given, that the undersigned viii apply
Il to the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Shasta
county, State of California at their next regular
meeting on the first Monday in August next, or as
soon thereafter hearing be had, to grant me
license to keep public toll bridge across Cotton
wood creek, at point Jackson's Hotel, on the
main Shasta and Red Bluff road, known as Jack
sons Bridge, for term of years.
a. B. JACKSON.
Cottonwood, July Sd, 1868. jill
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

CoPPERHEADs and Peace Democrats, down on
your knees, Your master JEFF. has appointed the
21st day of August as day of humiliation and
prayer,-Lee, Bragg and Johnston have been de-
feated; yicksburg and Port Hudson have fallen
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

PARTY AT TIRE Tower lIousE.-By refer.
cnce TO a card in another column. it will be
seen that Mr.. G. [. Tasgart wi give a party
at the Tower House on Goth inst, to which
the public are invited. The Tower House
is ore of the pleasantest places in California,
and we have no doubt the party will be well
attended,.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
UNION STATE TICKET.

FoR GovERsoR,
FREDERICK F. LOW.
For Lieutenant Governor,
THOMAS n. MACH1N.
For Congressman,
THOMAS B. SHANNON,
WILLIAM HIGBY.
CORNELIUS COLE.
For Secretary Of State,
&. B. REDDING.
For Controller,
GEORGE 0ULTON.
For Treasurer,
Il. PACHECO.
For Attorney General,
j. &. MCCULLOUGH.
For Clerk Supreme Court,
W. r. HARTMAN.
For State Printer.
O. N. CLAYES.
For Surveyor General,
J. +. HOUGHTON.
For Harbor Commissioner,
c. L. TAYLOR.
For Superintendent Public Instruction,
JOHN SWETT.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

ACCOUNTED FoR.-Itis is stated that when Ander
son. the horse thief was arrested. copy of the
Trinity National was found in his pocket. This
accounts for the milk in the cocoanut.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

SCnooI. ARPoRTIoNMENT.- following
amounts have. been credited t. the different
school districts. of this county, as we learn
from the County Treasurer:
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

HousE FOR SAIE-P Desmond offers his
hotel property, known as the California
House. for sale, in to days paper. For par
ticulars inquire on the premises.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
MAMMOTH QUARTZ MINING co.

NOTICE is hereby given that meeting of the
~ Shareholders of the above named Company
will be held at she County Court House, Shasta,
on Monday, the Sd day of August, 1868. at o'clok
p NJ. to complete the organization of the Company
and on other business. full attendance is re-
quested.
By order of the Trustees. aul
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACK-At
the solicitation of many friends. herewith an
nounce myself independent candidate for the
Office of Justice of the Peace.
GEO. r. KNOX.
Shasta, July l6, 1868 jlISs
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

MURnkR.-0n Wednesday last at Trinity Cen
;re a man named Foster was killed by one Stevens
The parties auarreled about hog and dog.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
UNION COUNTY NOMINATIONS


For Sheriff,
WM. E. HOPPING.
For Tax Collector,
j. w. GARDEN.
For County Clerk,
CHARLES MCDONALD.
For District Attorney,
HOMER A. CURTISS
For Recorder
GEO. d. FORBES.
For County Treasurer,
FELIX TRACY.
For the Assembly,
J. N CHAPEL.
For Assessor,
A. p. LADD.
For Supt. Public Instruction,
JOHN J. COMFY.
For Coroner,
D. ii. DUNN.
For County Surveyor,
J. F. wINSELL.
For Constabes,
p. ii. GILH00LEY Y.................... A. HALL
For Roadmaster,
JAMES JENKINS.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

THE Board of Supervisors will meet on Monday
newt
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
PAY YOUR P0LL-TAX.
Dissolution.

YNHE partnership heretofore existing between
J. W. Adams and II. W. Bragg. under the firm
name of Adams & Bragg, is dissolved by mutual
consent.
The ferry known as Adams Ferry, at Oakley
Ranch" will be continued by ]. W. adams, who
will remain upon the ranch.
All persons indebted to the company will please
call and settle with j. W. Adams, he being the le-
gal owner of said claims, and those having demands
against the company viii present them to him for
settlement J. W. ADAMS.
II. W. BRAGG.
Red Bluff, July 21st, 1868. jl25:4t
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
Use E. Goodwin & Bros
new YORK PATENT PRESSED
Chewing Tobacco!
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE,

UVHIS Tobacco is Manufactured expressly for
the California market the peculiar manner in
which it is put up keeping it always moist, and
causing it to retain its favor any length of time.
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The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
MARRIED /:

At French 6ulch, July oath, by Rev. W. S.
kidder. Lieut.. James Henry Frost to Miss Hannah
Rennie.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

For Senator, (Shasta and Trinity,)
JOHN L. JONES,