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The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05
COUNTY DIRECTORY
County OmCerS.

County OmcerS.
District Jvdqe-William P. Dangerfeld, o
Shasta.
County Judge. c. Bush.
associate Justiees-F. Harmon, W. N. Guphii.
County Treasurer-Felix Tracy.
Recorder-J. R. Durick.
Cyerk-John Anderson.
SheriF-John S. Follansbee.
Under Sherif-Wm. II. Angel.
Tar Coilector-A. Skillman
Deputy Tar Cotlector-Ben. D. Anderson.
Assessor-Caleb Watkins.
Public Adainstrator-Dennis pprn
Surueyor-E. Linn.
District Attorney-W. L. Knox.
.Sup Public Instruction-G. X. Godfrey.
Board of Superrisors.-lst District, Samuc
Cooper; I'd District, James DaleJ Sd District, T.
ToMnship Omcers.
Township No. 1.-Justices, James Keen, II. A.
Curtiss; Constables, P. Gilhooley, F. CHASER
Roadmaster, VIM. Thompson.
No. 2.-Justice, E. Dickinson; C9pstaoies' D.
Williams, T. Kennedy Roa lmaster T. II. Land.
No. 4.-Justice B. S. Start; Constable,
Roadmaster, A. Thomas. ;,
No. 5.-Justice, T. Harmon; Constable, L.
Gregory Roadmaster, 2. Seaman
No 6-Justices, G. W. adams Wa. 8 uphill.
Constables, Sam. Downing, W. H. Liter Road
master Frank Lack.
No,.-Justice, W. L. Wright; Constable, j.
[saxyeu; Roadmaster, J. Megarry.
No s.-.ustices II. H. Shqfieton, James L.
Hart; Constable, Charles Mcdonald; Roadmaster,
4. Frank.
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SELF CREATING POWER OF MoNEY-A pen
ny at FIVE per cent. simple interest, for
eighteen hundred years, amounts to seven
sMpipgs and seven pence half penny, but at
compound interest, it would be larger
sum than could be contained in six hundred
millions of globes, each equal to the earth
in magnitude, and all in solid gold.-Greo.
ory's Dictionary.
In these few lines is the secret of the i'm
mense wealth of the Rothschilds. the Astors
and Girards. As Mr.. Astor once said, the
only difficulty in becoming rich is that of GET
ting the first thousand tp commence with. -
Ignorance of this wonderful power in money
to reproduce itself, is a chief cause of the nov.
erty of the poor. In most of the countries of
the old world the great bulk of the popula
ton need all their earnings for the support
of their families. 1t is not so here. There
is hardly ar industrious man in the United
States who cannot. if he will, make hand
some provision for old age. In other words,
it is almost always mans own fault if he
does not lay up in the course of a few years
enough for every reasonable want OF his RI
pened age. The only secret is to let your
sa.ings, however small, accumulate. Inc
geometrcal increase cited abose'Sili astonlsh
those not before familiar with the wonderful
results of interest accumulating on1nterest.
TIE last marvel In medicine Is OF man
in New Hampshire, who curing his last sick
ness, manifested an inordinate craving Tor
onions, but his physician utterly prohibited
his eating them. The patient died, and
q post -mortem examination disclosed IN his
stomach a calcareous substance of the size
of small hen egg. which was taken TO be
the cause of his death. To preserve the
curiousity, the doctor had 1T mounted on ms
staff, which one day he CHANGED 70 nA upon
an onion he'd. Returning some hours after
wards for the cane, he found it had fallen
upon the bed. its head completely di-solv-
ed by onion juice which had come in contact
with it. The inference is the patient would
have recovered if he had been permitted to
eat the article he 80 much craved. - =
The Shasta courier., 1863-09-05
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY NQRsISe,
BY JOHN J. CONMf,

Publication Office in Tominson's Building 'front.'
room. up stairs, three doors above Wells, Fargo
Co.'s Express Office.
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roREIGy PERIODICALS.

The four Reviews and Blackwood.. .......... 15 90
E.s- Subscriptions received for all the San Fran
cisco Dailies, at Publishers prices.
Any Newspaper, Magazine Review not men
toned in the above list will be furnished to order
Orders for Books, Music, Fancy Articles, &C. filed
promptly at,the,lowest market rates Subscriptions
payable invariably in advance.
Address, J, STRATMAN,
ills News Agent San Francisco.
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Terms of Subscription.
Terms of Advertising:

Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines or less. one insertion,
-Four Dollars; for each subsequent insertion, Two
Dollars.
A liberal DISCOUNT made = Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers. =,
nH- Advertisements not marked with the Hnm I'M
her of insertions thereon, will be continued uFru
srdered out and charged accordingly.
ALSO,
Having furnished Office with an elegant as,
sortmeut of FANCY JOB TYPES. we are prepared
to execute neatly and expeditiousy. all manner OF
Job Printing, such as
- Ri,. of Fare Bill Heads,
C;rcul.rs Handbills,
Pamphlets, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards,
Pastors Books,
Law Blanks Catalogues,
Ef Drafts Checks, &c.
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AmuSEM ENTs.
iSUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

I(AkNUh = AMEkNAN MUSEoM.
EVERY NAY AND EVENING THIS WEN,
,,.... vou m, nctns MONDAY, August 8. 1888.
EVERY APrHkNOUN At o'cock, and
,Asnqnr SUMMER k bkxxar hSs ssHsos -
under tin dT~ton Of that popular and talAnted actor.
sy,yrsrt,pW y, r,kANss- T.a. ~.n.
tisi. in the p'sssicu
Ts ..;'s !. ~ cr.p N MONDAY, hugus, ID. silh
I. u. WIlkT.N Ctl~h-otcd Drama IN Aetn.
RAffAELuE. 1lit RtrLuUNrE;
srcRYr MIssioSASp s,eNyr RING.
TOT tc,iosel At .ael L.. 'or'nane. by
The D AN, ;o BI ssA Al l2.L
TRyING II on. '''O''
10 be seen at all honr., day ,nd ,venins
r,rrtARcysr f KIN Il d it.NN,IWIS it,so,
,,.....,..r wEluhlSG 6'6 PoUAnsli
WARDS, il INcuEsi
Not NTAiN OF. HUMAN rLrsn
Ever ,sen Oh tn face n the eoto.
Aso,
oi,WIl.p MAS OF. Tut WOODS,
....,. TWO LYNN. TIGER CATS.
'"' koBEat i towiiMlSS,S" wo NNpffsKtFTtlEcroas'
AtToMAroN MKlrER
THf LlGIIINiSG CAICl'i krOR
The GRAND NQl ARIA, L. arn'd seal, s.s Lion.
p,u 'ct Il At. lAtg Ansranls-. wss ti.uree, &c.
NV POwFRy rlEArRE-
SSSpaT ,?. and Az "a . w IL. i
Nj. u. EDDY
viii ''p'" in hi. roCEI ,cp ,hi1;c'rd
Mr., FARRE> ~ Lady Macbeth.
"'' '' : An tiLsRnalNe sAcHlfrcx, AA'ns'
and the
ARlll l. OD,tK.
NEWLY DfcoG,1Ep And RE- PAINTED. ps
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sbRIY GOODS.

A GREAT REDUCTION
n IN DRY GOODS
FOR THE NEXT FEW wtFKst
OVER $4,000 DOLLAks WORTH
OF
SILKS, m.ACK AMI CoLoRED,
pOPLlSo, MOLAABIQl ~,
NAlrSCltS, DNRlGfS AND BAGEGE ROLES.
DOMESTIC, COrrONs, LINENS.
TOWLLiN,so. CkAeiiks, rARLErANS,
&c, DC, Or, Ae.
- TO RE SOLD OFF AT A
REDuCTlON OF Thirty FIVE PER CENT.
on rHE COST PRICE
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM.
Xby ROW Eki,
a07 W X RoRtRTs
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WANTED.

\[ANTfD--i'o Gil,LS 70 MAXI LLolii
w and bea e. c'o..vi suaiy .ors and high v.,s
10 first clAsa workers.. ARMY " p r. MILLS d 60,
81 prn>h-ay. 9o2
NX1ASIkp - OPERATIONS on LINEN
w ~,li.r-. for warn.r { Wnscu's and wieor
Chloe machine Alsoeooi o''iu t'o~s. aiJ Rrg.d-
Ny, VI s'airs- 20
JANIEp-2 NFN To ErN WOOD
la .av. % run Crtty's reso~,ins min, wood turn
or. II good rrsrs, and d. adv ~ort us
> PAINTERS wANTED-AT No. , CEDAR
= street., 20 RANT on eto-,y. "A
OMEN WANTED ACCrSTOMt u To THE
rr.' rNNg7h lepar.'n' m'S'ns inaaire e J.
OMlS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 the
~n.c, tor making Appr = J. THORPE lN2
C.u'r, -. GO
. GOOD XlEA FORw ALDrIS VAST
-. LOTS nlEr, Hoothindrr. id' william. a.
ST moor. SO
> HOYS WtN1fN-NcCTS STONED TO
= n. ~ooI -ors. Apply To J. THORPE, is9 Cen
tttfttc-t 10
y Cuup SrRo~D Rows WAN1tD to
- CANA fSde. inquire d, 81 Gt.tue r., 9Th io'r.I9
. bDub ~lIutNNkl .- go VI nj cor
: .-tn. ia, ho,.. to ~o't alone. call" '9o 70,
Ia Not 81 MIS- tEoM 1STO 20 YEARS
~ .l w.u.,lt 90 eo $, ,ut''itu," ,u,C,n cut
E' ".n "a .,o, IH ,,'cn', r, Intend ci
7ir'. 90. Nns.au o.. from til .. Al
- GIEl, WANTrp rO IfARN Fur
~ rr. WNer patti IN besunos and con
go" ''. H.l'. 80 tn 'is'u st, hroohyn. y
| 5ODD Au.hoAp LAnokEkS WANT
/ boOO,i iot tlr l-nusyivsnis G 'n'ral II Co.
:! y ,ra.on, - 81 t,r 10 hour. woih pare lee
! .'d'd e',on Start n M'rd' Auriit I'd, At r.
( tub'tfr ~ g. 1hDt ~ e. eueI h ~. III
! = hhlAiOt Ms ca Uidy lYrE Metal
O,VOOsam.I. .r7'. ut II, sGn o,Lcc. 90
| .1fA h,N.N Ntt.t!l,tS WaNIrn In
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aE;E>ICgNEA.

4 rU'D! MD PERMANENT CURE
- Of D.. .isc 90, NcursH.e fnd Catsrrh Use VOL.
corr o. ~. An1'Ni.A'et IL fwf;Tnn,,, ed
~ r,nt.. nj g. p,p 10 Chatham sgu,rs,
= SO
JAN BOSE. II VEST ,Grn 81, CUhES
= u,s qHrso % hear. l.u'A ve,, a. 'T-, "a 60.
i..cd t.g,.ls, old .ores ucor., uu,ors, MIA, Gd
900, 3 i,Llu ,LinH disedrer cured oNica Ao.rH to
pan. ~
INif GREAT ENGlI~lI EEMLpi FOR
a Iout and Rheumatsm. An -u'iar m from We
hr'sf 'omp siu's, r'h"r ~ ro'"it e. .'ut .fAr1lns
a.. 80 grt 10 moo NlAlRS tout and hhrNlhhtic
T. TO- Whey cGn l., he'd nu 100 il Iunsi -he Ahh
% i'' .i''y ,V n, I,si g. .I, public, ana nave
e p4'Y rra!h us.d q tuiop" ioi man years With
. 90 si''H-t
ircrnrrd H. Fpreuf nv P,olt & il10nn'. aud aold
b. WE'LL t''. ir'r.lu. 20 N." '''s' ath M 81
Other mo-. emo ,'..l,r..
IItr II .c.t.'. t.f.ai. OIL n,,rt have autho,izfd
the u.u. end ,Gtr..s of ".HDhAS PkOlT 40
strand. Iondou. e." 10 h. imprt-s't upon the bov"rn-
sstny Aa.xeI 10 eGnh box .! the genuine Insdi
Gina. ~
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TIHAV l;s.E.sSG.

J'OR NtWHU RGN, POrGHKEEPS IL
4 Hardout. h ~ ton. The NHRT POWELL leave
owl Of IA, stree, ev,rv afternoon, ~ - O'Clock 81
III p~OE RIVER L.. h. FOE ALBANY,
tuy, "a, North and Mu't, from ChAtr'T ~ Il A.
= tld % a. a . ~ y .li p Aud iU.h Y NJ. and
slnd,v, Al %" y N, from rhirtt Tia strco. ~
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SEWING. MACHINES.

CEWtNG MACHINES 10 KENr ASD
: Dor sAlo slr.et- Nh.ccr 4 wil.or'-, Pin 10 4
lvuu'.. liYso'r, fup ,SH..F, ard W cos 3 { bi =.
$40
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coal.

ElSSt QUALIFY RED AND llIrF ASH
tr.i l.argr Nut, -. tsc and stove ~. Otd,fr
re-. t,a ~ Aia Eiwrry, II Gr,-ne stIest- and Aiy
Rr,tn. . IAt'DU WFNkS iO2
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DENTISTRY.

A GREAT DISCOVERY
~ THIN rO1IIINKLN EXTRACTED
WITHOUT rhN,
ny TIiF ~ OF Sfr.YDi OXIDE.
n Il upcriur 10 thio0norin Ether, and I-rfectiv
hsnn,p. When proIsny sdutni -tar.d Il rAus.s
lulct -rtp, during -brh sNtfnct fc.th without tho
tt1~i,drv ot the y. irpt rrcth fitted, and artificial
t. d, inserted At IA, usual irics.
~ In. hoy l, D.S urr, 200 Broadray, pr ,oth ct
A N),i WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
~ liavfs Lad toolh ,,ti acted without pain,
hy ~. = JAY Vll.LfEI, ~ Grand -, hlocts
from lr,sdway. | ct,,rfuily innti this a. n recon
ucud,tiun to thn- sui,tins nom t.ahsi5io. E-v.
Nj FtER ii. "! t,cuu, II. 2nl
ARTIFICIAL TEETH AT REDUCED
[1Gl,is; visIi fsts uU the Nu,cauits X hH,I 70,
Nth ariiiic nj gums go - 49, Az -nrk warranted
to ~ Itcctly amt to last fs life 2O0 Youth t,
tth Az In NltrI- ~,
II L. WAIT, HA ith Az OPPOSITE llth ST.
-. Extracts Teeth without rs,lu BIC.
IIll. T., h, stUsntsi for ltfe, ne.
lu.uft. rr.. h, Vucante, warranted "a fl a..
ttuIu " p.Tbct Initiation mature, nv.
Positively y. cheapest DoatAi is,sbirhncni in
ths C'y 3N
hE. IOuS HOWE, -, CANAL STREET.
~ set. s't of t.o'h siv n ~ tn $40; on gold
~ VIZ to sir s~iunn rts - cent? per t,oth teeth
tll witt gold GU neni ~ her Killings, ~ ca.
To- u ~ tooth Ttcr uttu,rt'd without pain. ZIG
ms. GklFffN, 21s GRAND 81. NEW
~ Nort. opposite Lord ( r.ylcr's, snd 81 Fulton
-, Bfc A n, inserting thor improved Artthcia,
Iesii with ~ without tt'ftrtinc tn rpo.. Pull
'tis on god 90 utins, 40, on silver nT rubber n
rar' sr'' gold per tooth ~ silver or ruia~r l..
LstHctinf. Gc .d9
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w ANIRsN.

hlN 1YrF METAL WANTED. 10 TUB
- .roun. OF 1000 its Nty 10; thp ofHte. 4h
I)ltNU car IINI~ufK> WANItD AT
No. g. far Isoa!ese lu,ui-, FOR Mr.. DAVIS, "a
1901. -
SSHOENAktLS-WNNrrp. Al - AND So
- Alsa lr 3. q. Dawn 3 ANON coir-r ard on
r. tuut' tss. a.. t.tti at Jacob a. y. ". none
90. ,'r~.fit 'r,f avis ~. = ~
~ AIR 800 .IlItk~ NAN1Ep- ~ CHAS.
- sWftStN,s a. Is aud 80 fsst Yuth ct. Good
hal' .uu.. ~
G,IO\l IItIE NurtDERS MtNlEl-
~ p, h.. .trsr ts,c sdy ug o,ln M
81. ~.
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r AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON
Asus..u snl 4 " narhir"- T..rir. cod
opsrator h ruuibf. tu'.|u- Az L. 'r''irF .H.H Co.,
p,tf,ct tr u; u, pri.n-lded t1 rr .ttor lesrmur.
0, yGl tn ave. btt .ntli snn -lfN Fts. So
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r AIDES TAUGHT To OrFEAIE ON
~ 'are-'- .n' Wh.'ar'e er' y .l's l-..ua,
t-rctirc un'il p.rfget go H1 t.rd. NJ wr.k. vor.
tiyen ate. .s n nr All knd- . rIar. - a' s.I
fo- sai. N,ra. ,nd oil Tor -nIr ~ i,ury II $50
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WANTfD--i % Gli.LS 70 MAXI ILolil
10 first clasa workers.. Arnly " r. r. MILLS Il co,
81 Vn,.duay 2O2
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OPERATORS WANTED o. ~lNIftS
machine p prnt', .lso btistDr aut Hsi,' ri.
9l, GaugI ~, rp fol- Nnnr p'.t u" urft
t.nds, ,tesiy work and good sss,. w... ben .l e,
tLl,r that will suit. Cal iu. q d..t '-'
npfEAIORS NAEIIb 10 Nri.tI
C.Lrt bo,oo.s, on W, 4 w. m,chm.. -'l fHt 30
O. "a Hbr,, brook IN. BIO
nPEkAiDhr pN aiNull,- NiCuiNi :
" M nAnnel b tad oS. -, ." r'i. r', rr..-l
nLDIYPE NAHILp-J,yVJ POUNn,--
SA3uiy at the SAL sL..ce, -
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A GOOD OPERATORS VIM HEE CIV
"a .erin, ma uc Oh flannel > ... '-t'td 3.
o. la2 - J. ave.
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NtIANTED-A BOY To CLEAN k>IYES
W tt,n rtWELL not ,h- College prc., co
me- uf fsIt.av ~. 10
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A YOU'VE, MAS MANIID At. -lOl'
~ ID 70 the rr,ach poi hir-. lu..r,o'
Il j. Itu. &c.. f- rt.'f. .
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BLACKSMITH WANT n-pNt WHO uu-
- dc-T ands ho-sc'' r' i'm ma p 'ae NrD' pro.
snd sttady em'ao, ilcut. - T. sc. ANN.t's t..".
Williams y id. Harlan k.i... SO. ..tr 81 'f
g. LIN ANS, l. baAtors., y s., ol st thc ?. OBJ,
Ni.hams Iigiaee.
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT Glki
IA wanted u 10 su,ral t.ue-oik tor a til-h
Family Of adutr. Nue. do ol 40 hlus si.d Ii't ..
a. H., i.s,.. ON Ir2
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Sil..lolltt pLAItN--OID PLAIlN
49, o.. 90 any Pima ,. od tyu. u.ttNL lrsi,
,.-... e4u..d 1850 pouuis. A.py At As s,n
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II cor. Ban t. and oo ave-. b. "a iS.nIA@.
RTlFICIAL FLOWE kN- MASiEp IS
N gcoii..r,tnr. 90 h1e IL % l,.ru. wsfr' 'f'
phiclc o. o.. SIC several 81 v.tt. h.ty l"' L. %
Drotdws l. ueut door.
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AEIIfIliAL tlUtIk NDhiUe .- o..
Asrl- -.n,.d. III ho.t .a.e' AID '.,'4' vo. b..
~ Franklin 81, 0s-eHl'u
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A BDOrMAN WANTED a G.ot1 Is .,..
Am.n, ON hsh, ho'ton,.. god v.-s ..i ,.
sois. Apply o. 49, lentl IS"
A SOY, AlOI1 -. Nf\ltIIN SIS rs.
Jh-..vius shop. As,J =, 49, 4ir ... .., n.at
Brc.iwav. tt
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W ANJEE,.

WANTED FOR THE &. :. NAvY-SEA-
w men. cri. .cnrnen, laudsmsn. coal beavers and
fremcn for year Army NJ the clothing stctc,
No. l03 Pearl, ccruer u an4cuatn. 6 months Jay
In sdvaDcs.J Nm \ HllI SsS
NNANTFD-AlL PERSONS WHO ARE
w not psid fct thuir labor eo-uk g. call on N.
VAN HONISN Mili. Le~v,t % Chamber 81, esal
advics tre-'. livWces otssntd slthout puhl,c'tv.
iCut thu nut SdJ
PERSONS WHO WANT TO
w haru 20 o.srxto etnFUfs ssaiug chine.
lorrs cd = act.c ~ 4 udr oi Nuk Alio >, OIL
b'Atr w pautaO1H making inquire 20 "a
Ctf,suc .. irt Goor. CO
NA'tSj FD--A YOf ST. NNN HAVING
WtH So r.. IriutiLa.
ma n't iernsncut ,i,l.t N vth l'''-si .,iar. q,
te srr ns .u...r tsta Ia ment =,
e. aHfr "ut ~ tits 90
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ron SALE AND 10 LET.

lIfolovins yriors. syo0, Sf2b, s2nO. Aa00. a<Oa,
the follow r,restx; 'FRONT.' "a, ID. Ath 5th. 9th,
It'll, Marrhul. Franklin, Fulton, Clinton, ,vrgstDn,
Br adv -, SOUTH Park Cnur', Wall Itons aud Pine
sis In the city ~ F'ss port New JCiIcy. Montb
~ Iayucpts Of 40 each tst,n Il dsired. or houses
built for parties. Arpiv 30 IN kELLt;U, ibo Psasl
81, Y, 81 TO COOLEY & bEIDkiIIA, Agents.
llixai at 40
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-04-16

tanning It. Thousands Of lives have al
ready beon sacrificed, and thousands
shall be, ere we submit to the despot
who would rear his throne upon the ru-
ins Of his Country, and bring to dis
grace and shame, SO great, so glorious
a Nation as ours.
"Let the war go on till the traitors,
Copperheads aud comprOmisers bow
submissivoly to the mandates Of the
Government, and Cheerfully resign
themselves to the protection Of the 'old
Aag,'" is the cry of every true soldier
in the "Army of the Cumberland"
/ have already written more than
intended, bat these are my sentimontt
take them for what they are worth.
More anon. "MAC."
P. S.-Co. "I" are all we'll. WI
moved inside our intrenchments yes
terday. There has been some heav,
fighting both on the right and left o
us--expect our time will come soon--ar
ready when called upon.
Lieut.. MCCOY is now able for dut,
again, aud has taken command of tn
Company. "MAC."
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OUT Armg Corresponding



Letter from the oath Ohio-Indig-
nant Denunciation of the Southern
Sympathizers in the North.
CAMP 24TH REGIMENT 0. V. l.,
MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn, March 20, '63.
EDIToR News In your issue of the
10Th, noticed the account of the burn
ing down of some of the Union mems
houses, and the threats of the sO-called
"Democracy" of Brushcreek Township.
In Gods name, what are we coming to-,
when such things are allowed and no
one made to suffer for them? Now
am citizen of cold Brushcreek, " and
think have good reasons to know at
least some of these (shall l call them
men?) Democrats. IF my memory
serves me rightI have heard some of
them (when they were forced toy make
Union speeches. What was their Ian
guage then? "Williug to give up ev-
erything-williug to be taxed even to
the value of half their property, before
they would allow one inch of any State
TO secede from the Federal Union" =
But after while, when the excitement
of enlisting men had subsidized to a
great extent-when the soldiers had
gone from their homes to different parts
of the army--this same ''Dem oeraey"
call a meeting in your town, and pass
resolutions, 60, publicly denouncing
the conduct of the Administration, and
a member of the party from Brushcreek
TIP. then openly declares himself in
opposition to the Administration, by
saying, "Were Tin the South to-day, ]
s0ould spill The last drop Of blood in my
eeins before Z loould Ligs under The present
Administration. This (I'll not call
him a gentleman) Democrat no doubt
forgets now, when he was making his
so-callsd "Union speeches" in Brush
creek aud Marshall townships, how he
urged the brave boys to enlist to put
down this rebellion, Ito use his own
wOrds) "at any cost"-the promises
they made us of glorious welcome
whom we rsturned;-and now the cow
ards are stabbing us in the backl My
heart throbs with indignation towards
those black. hearted traitors of the
North, uRder the name of democrats"
What do these villains mean2 What
would they, for political power, destroy
the best Government the world ever
produced2 Would to God they knew
the feeling of hatred and revenge that
the soldiers have for theml 1t would
make their thin cheeks blanoh and their
cowardly limbs tOtter. But thore is
day of retribution. Let them heedI
Not satisfied with burning the prop
erty of good and loyal citizens, and
being allowed to proclaim their sympa.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-04-16
A Clean Record.

The Clermont Sun, full-toned Val
landigham organ, objects to Mr.. Jewett,
as the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, because, as the Sun says: "he has
dirtied his hands too much with this
war" Read what this anti-war Demo.
crat says: ..... -..-.,....
"The Clark County Democrat is out for
Fl. j. Jewett for Governor. As we are
an original Vallandighamer, Of course
we prefer him, since Gov. Medary has
declined. Wo think Jewett has .dirtied
his hands too much with this war. We
want men for Office with clean records =
Mr.. Jewett's offence, VIC presume, con
sists of a few speeches made last Fall at
meetings, held for the purpose ofraising
volunteers. His patriotism was not all
swallowed by his partisan Democracy, and
he gave his influence in aid of efforts to
raise troops for the war. Therefore be
has 'dirtied his hands too much with this
war. He has not clean Tory record
such as 6Nsllandigham can produce. 3
But theSun is hardly consistent. Last
Fall tsupported Chiffon A. White for
Congress, who had dirtied his hands BY
making thorough war speeches at volan,
tcer meetings in this county Ripley Bee
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-04-16

-n|Ma NA Na.
AN IaoN Eee,-In Dresden there
is an iron egg the history ofWhieh is
something like this ;t,t VS., Isras
A young prince sent this iron egg to
a lady to whom he was betrothsd. She
received il in her hand and looked at it
with disdain. In her indignation that
he should send her such a gift, she cast
it to the earth. When il touched the
ground a spring, cunDingly hidden in
the egg, opened and a silver yOlk rolled
out. She touched q secret spring in tho
yolk and golden chicken was revealed.
sho touched spring in the chicken and
crown was found Within sheI touched
spring in the crown aud within it was
diamond marriage ring. ia aasu.
There is moral to the stoEy.mii ilys.