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The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01
JUDICIAL TICKET.

JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Supreme Judges,
OSCAR l.. SHAFTER,
l.. SAWYER,
S. w. SiNDHRSON,
JOHN CURRY,
4. l.. RHODES
For Judge Of the Ninth Judicial District,
GARTER.
For County Judge,
C. c. BUSH.
For Justices of the Peace. Township No. l,
c. l.. DANIELS0N S0N..............B H. WARD.
The Shasta courier., 1863-08-01

Thus it will be seen that each volunteer
will have the right to cast his vote for any
candidate, as freely, and without any dicta-
ton on the part of the officers of his sregiment
or company, as he would have, if he should
cast his vote at the polls in any precinct in
the county. And the return of his vote will
voted for, as it would be were it returned by
any of the officers of election within the coun-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27
DISEASES OFTllEd.rvEV.--You NAV always know

DISEASES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES may always know
when your liver is out Of order or when ycn are what
called hlBous lily amy of the following ssmptous pain
in the side and back, dizziness "a dull headache bad
taste in the mouth in the morning, s;ow colored com
exion, yellowish tint in the eyes cos,vtness or dar
reea of Shiny dark to1or low spirit and dismal frebo
sdngss n Is acknowledgment +! Al, plyscis and others
who have seen their action that JCDsON's MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS area perfect curcifr al iiiiius snections
So pleasantly do they search out and drive away the
seeds ofdease, that all persons living IN tountry who're
Fever and agne, and all other bilious diseases rcv
lent will End tlcy~should ba without til III ffo,i
two to four pills each night going bed will in sl,or
time drive away the sicky yellow look OF bilious persons
and bring thar cheeks beautiful glow percct health
Jndsonfs Mountain lerDPilis arcsoldby all Medic D.
/ ncsi.Gs 80 a. E% " q 6G g 81 ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Petit, Ldreeng.-I.ast Wednesday night
the house Of Mrs. cox, of this place, was
entered. and for hams, a humber of milk
pans, two shirts, pair Of skates, and sever.s.
al other articles stolen. During the night
there was Slight fall of snow, and in the
morning the thief was tracked directly fiom
the house to- her residence. The culprit.was
a Mrs. GArrkEY, who. lives i,ear:the depot
After seeing that the tracks led to her door,
search warrant was issued aud placed id
the hands Of Constable SESSIONS who at once
proceeded to search the suspected premises
and his examination resulted in finding con-
cealed, in and about the house, several of the
missing articles. The guilty woman was ar
rested and brought before Justice BRADLEY.
where she had an examination, the result of
which that the charge was clearly proven
against her, and she sent to Jail for ten days.
She islrather an old lady and is said to be an
old offender, having been arrested IN other
places for like offences She had been II, the
habit Of washing at different places in tow n,
arid among .tlfe,number, at the house. OF Mrs.
COLE, and while thus employed doubtless
had an eye. open for tho .cl,snees .Thc larti-
'cles4 siolenweEe.in "a back Kitchen the deer
Of which vas mot locked, and, The woman
must have. made 'severa, TRIPS. She tsvident-
ly had an accomplish, for it was apparent by.
the1raeks thst st,ej went as halds sthsiacs
bridge, and then turned around and retraced
her steps; also the track from the bridge
westwas'anhty the trass oh this side.s
! s'eina!ins.-A.e atai6 psrsdn, whose nome
we have not ,learned, made his appearance
mere several weeks since ostensibly for the
purpose ofbuying furs, but instead Of doing 50
took to gambling, and finally succeeded ii,
running throughiwith most Of his money
1t seems that he was sent out here by an
eastern firm, who furnished the money, to
buy furs, t. coming to thc,ears Of his, en-,
ploysrs that bel MAS mot lldAlling his trust,
but on the contrary was squanderlng their
cash. ode 81 them Came out to look into the
matter, and if possible to get back the mon
.cy, eh Stieli fthsfifm Mad dttdsted aims
The employer on arriving here found his dc.
iinquentemplnyee; and made . proposition
to 'scsie'thc matter y the after paying over
to tbs former ai00 in cash, and giving his
mote for the remainder, f the entire amount
being about 5000. The fellow accepted the
proposition, and raised the $500. though he
'was's nearly strapped that he had 70 Cor.
row to make. up the amount. AS &oos,:as
the money and notes had becn handed over,
a receipt in full Of al demands was request,
cd. This was denied, with an isrtimatiua
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

fork over party saw that he bad been caught
in a nice ithe ttapInnots etting his receipt
before Smelling out, but wisely kept num-
4 short 1me3sftsr, J be inrt 30 euiiployti Ana
told him thathe believed there was IA mis-.
take about that moncy,--that he paid him
over a hundred dollars Ihcs ot,erstohihim
he guessed not, for he had counted IL; but
to makesit certain, A,ey would yun, il over-
So he pulls the roll Or bills outtof his pocket,
with which was the note, s and proceeded 70
count it. out. Tho swindlcr watching his
opportunity, and a favorable moment pre-
scnting itself, snatched the..moncy and note,
crammed them into his pocket, and told the
victim Of mnisplac, q confidence 70
go to HI. 'Thereupopr as the. only course
left, the employer arrested his agent for swind-
ling. He is to- day undergoing an cxamina-
ton before Justice BRADLEY. i1tlfgtsE I
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27
TowERviLLE. CRAwroRp Co., WIS. !

February 81 1851.
En- G. w Ronte, Pnprietorm he'scapdalviaas1ss@
edies Cincinnati, Ohio ed, Sir: Please send me six
yt6o)sdczen of your Pills immediately az z am nearly
out, and shall lose saeif not promptly slipped. Although
this is very small place. as suppose you know, am
enabled to scndyou soarge an nrer teca~einos Of the
physicians in this part of tn. country recommend them
and presfhe them in sheifrrsctce Pecpls won have
any Pills bn yours and they really the best Pills out
Iuse them myseifstsr, hnesd anything pfaSe kind.
Last LOT OF purifier received safe and selling well. Ship
care 0. p. Martin, prarie du Chen .grg;rg tnffgagE
Respectfully yours NEAL MILES.
See advertisement in anqthsr column zr-~.sy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

In this place. on the 18th inst Of Consumpson,J 9
PIERCE, aged 81 years. Aar -
Mr. Pierce wasa native Of Vermont land came to NIB
State eight years ago for the benefit of his health "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

G.la.-Last Tuesday gold reached the
highest point it has yet attaincd,-it selling
in New York fol- rel. siltssfDD
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH sESEs-A
reverend gentssaa havia been l,stl IN
few days after ,dsrsoing MI ths usual r,tue and III
Regular expensive modes of treatment without success
considers his sacred duty to communicate to his afflicted
fellow creatures the means OF cure. Hence the receipt
Of addressed envelope he will send rce copy of the
prescription used. Direct 70 Dr. JonS NJ DAGSALL 1S6
Fulton Street, Brooklyn New York sl-E rs feb b.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

4 1gent .Etna Insurance Company:
Dear SIR Please aoceptsn heartfelt thanks for the
prompt and satisfactory manner III which you adjusted
the rasnt dsmasc to my property by fire. which was Sc.
Cared by policy in the .Etna Insurance Company Of
Hartford. Conn Tl'e prPn,pess and liberalty evncea
in dtterhiins my loss, and We Hispplsh With hahch III.
claim was allowed and PAID very grayir: me-
md only confirm MY hhhh aq sakn hsve long enter
tancd VIZ That there y no more prompt,! LIBERAL and
trustworthy Insurance Company in the laid than the Old
Etna.
To those ofins fri,nis Who have property yet u,sr
ed recommend that they immediately take on, policy
In this stauncll and reliable company. {ssI = -
2 ri Yours Respectfully @aF@
.sft 80 st.-ss IS rs EDwA2D sIILER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

J>riodieals-Thc Atlantie, .Contmental,
Ndrpers, and Godty's Trays Book for March
have been received. These are the leading
monthlies Of the land. and each, in The num-
her before US, sllstains the high reputation
long since attained .'',l 60 &C. .7- 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

-Etaa Insurance Company.-Be)ow we
give letter voluntarily rendered to Mr..
BnowS, the agent Of the Itna. Insuran &C
Company at this place, by Mr.. JSILmk, Who
recently suffered loss by fire of property
insured in this Company. We can cheerful
" entlors: all'Mr. S,LlER says relative TO the
merits of the EtnaH The rro:nptness this
company has always evinced in paying its
slossesThasjqstfy rendercditTa general eeor-
lite WITH Tie public throughout the Whole
country. In another eolnnns may be fouiid
an advertisement, and when ;yon have, read
it, if you are not insured, sail on NJ BRowN
and take ont policy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Lirsly.-Notwithstanding the bad condi-
ton of the roads business has been very live.
y during Abe present tcek. At times Main
street has been perfectly jainmcd with teams.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

GreenIsn.-lhis article at this time of
year is great rarity, and in thislconncetion
let Us remind the members Of, the Horticul:-,
turM Society that t,inrsSill boa1nestiiss Or
the association thiscvcning, at Z o'clock, and
a Full attendance is desired. ..'.....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Stock Company. -There will be meeting
Of the members Of the Cedar Valley Joint
Stock Agricultural Association at IIorticul-
tnrsl Hall, on Monday evening. next, Marc'i
end Business of Importance i'll be brought
before the, Association, and every member
should be present. f.s $50 ,,,.- e.. a.aaE -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Crossinq IT. Dubaque, -77-Onr open wh,tcr
has DEMONSTRATED one thing, anil that is that
there should DC a seidgc across the Mississip!
pisiver at DulnNnc. There is 10 certainty
~ any time Of being able to cross either ex-
ports or imports, whic., lisa great annoyance,
and in many instances occasions great loss
TO interested PARTIES Thousands Of tons Of
produce that should 80 forward is unable
.to do IN "a - ADS .tshE3 ~a-->} fasA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Matchmaker and ,Jeeeler.--N. ". AsxIss
hss opened a shop in WALAct's Drug store,
and VIII repair watches, clocks and jcwcry
with disPascA, and warrant all work to be
done in a satisfactory manner IIcAalSo has
n good assortment ofclocks for sale lie
only asks trial after, tina, he feels certain
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Reserves. Among the large number. OF
sick that arriscd ut st. Louis from Vicksburg
last Saturday, was JSRoNE SELLEN, of Co
b, slst Iowa. Mr. SELIES's. parents reside
in this place. .TeT>'".- ."''','
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

,kasoi,ie:- There will bearvsu!af commu-
nicsticn Of Back Hawk Lodge, No, 65, a:
+. an! An. on Monday evening next. A
full attendance is requested as there is bust
ness Of importance to transact Extra. y, :. ~. -
~ order Of the ". NJ hainNr ssra4A 49, Il -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

a Model Speed. lido not fail to read the
model speech delivered in the Illinois s1egis
laturc by MI. Frsk, published in this pa
per. His :dcnunciations Of northern copper
heads. arc most pungent and scathings ae.s- ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27


Sharp Practice.-For one member of a
family to take your paper just as long as
you will send it without any pay, and then
when you stop it to send in another member
of the family, have him subscribe in his
name, and thus secure to the household the
weekly visits of thcspaper, and still AVOID
ths setting s,pcfaffraragcs Yoprars PRO
sphM Of cpusscsna TO know tat 4. 3
whose paper you just stopped, resides under
the same roof with C. B. who has just sub
scribed. and that tho former is to be benefit
ed by the arrangement as much as the latter.
This is pretty sharp practice, but if it is
honorable we confess that we " can't sec it,
SF Hrlsars Firm. TIn this'papef may
be found the advertisement of Afessrs. Thostr-
son & Co., successors to WARREN PIERCE, in
the Hardware business, These gentlemen
arc making large additions to the old stock,
and intend to keep everything in well as
sorted Hardware aud. Iron stock,, They have'
had a long and PRACTICAL ,expGrenee inithis
branch of trade, and feel confident that they
are fully prepared to meet the wants of the
people, both as regards goods and prices
Give them call, and get acquainted with
them. From the manner in which this new
firm starts oat'we. believe that they win re-
ceive liberal share Of the public patronage.
So -
The Dog Lar.-At the last special session
Of the Legislature, at the time the dog law
was repealed, the following measure was en-
acted, which is of interest to ,dl those per-
sons who hold a certificate of the registry of
a dog:
Every person who has registered dog,
under and in accordance with the provisions
Of said Chapter, shall, upon the presentation
of his certificate of registry of said dog to
the Board of Directors for the Township,
City, OF independent School District in which
he resided at the time of the ,rcgis.ry of said
dog, be entitled to receive from said Board of
Directors warrant on the School Fund of
said District for an amount of money equal
to that paid by him Tor said registry less the
amount of the fee of the Township Clerk
for registering said dog, ard said Board of
Directors are hereby authorized and required
to issue said warrant, and the Treasurer Of
said District is hereby authorized and requir-
ell to pay said warrant in the same manner
as other warrants on said fund are paid"
The Board of School Directors have, a
nfSsstdtipg Tomorrow Saturday at fine sbrc
ofCAnN & GEIsMAR, at which time holders
E.,o IL
their warrants.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Ptrsonal.--Iieut.G G. ID. MArHEs, @. N. D..
Staff Of Major General CRlTrENDEN, passed
through this place last night on his way to
GAINESVILLE, 'Butler Co., where he resides.
ale will be al .home about two weeks, when
he win return Ia, the field. r ,..ss, rri "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

whose paper you just stopped, resides under
the same roof with c. B. who has just sub
scribed. and that The former is to be benefit
ed by the arrangement, as much as the latter
This is pretty sharp practice, but if it is
honorable we confess that we can't sec it,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Losa-FsASk MANAGE lost on Main Street,
last Wcduesday,saee al Of bills, amounting to
about $40, 3 IT. the person who found the
Same will leave che money at FRASx' saloon
he will be literally rewarded ai zbasa!' . 80,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27
n{S1TdiSsSiaT ~ W.

Editors:
Hon! ROBT j.. WALKEKgrEs vGHA9. a! EF IA ND
Hos. FRED. b. STANTON, a J. DMUND KIRKE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Slid Out.-G. NJ Harms has sold his
stockof goods to Mr. PEABODY, of Iowa
Falls, sWstbsieye tits not yet deter,nihed
whether the stock, remains here, or be re
moved 70 the former PLACE, ,gr.,.,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-27

Race Bridge We would remind the prop
fer authorizes thatla railing should lie placed
on 'the race bridge immediately: hast
"Wednesday team backed a wagon loaded
W ith oats.of the, bridge, Fortunately only
the hind portion OF the wagon went over,
thus saving the Iteaihn frorhr fnjhrs, but the
boxland contents were thrown off and landed
on the ice below. Ifno railing is put up the
town maHsxPeotte pay q nns little bal of
damages some dhy. 'a>'E 10 '''n .-~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

hEFAULT having been made in the conditions
- OF a certain mortgage executed by Isaac Nor
ris and Isaac Morris Jr. of Macomb County, Michi-
gan, to Hiram M. Jenny of Macomb County. Michi-
gan, dated November 25th 1857, and recorded In
the office OF the Register of Deeds Of Saginaw coun-
y, Michigan, February goth, 1860, in Iibcr e. Of
Mortgages, on pages 55s and $50 and which was
assigned by Hmm NJ. Jenny 10 Royal w Jenny on
the "a day of August, 1862 and recorded in Volume
IA OF Mortgages ON page 81, upon which there Is
claimed to be Tue at this date the sum of two hun
dred and twenty dollars and eighty six cents and no
suit or proceedings having been instituted 10
any part thereof Notice is therefore hereby given
that on Thursday the twenty third day of July next
at II o'clock. A. M l shall sell at public auction
70 the highest bidder Mt the front door Of the Court
House in Saginaw City, Michigan, that being the
place Of holding the Circuit Court for said county.
the premises described in sad mortgage, or so much
thereof as may DO necessary to satisfy the amount
que, with interest and costs, to vit the south west
quarter OF the south west quarter Of Section one.
town thirteen NORTH Of range three cast in tho State
of Michigan
ROYAL W. JENNY, Assignee.
Dated Flint April 81, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26

AT regular meeting of Pioneer Fire
Co. No. |, held at their Engine House
in East Saginaw, May 6, 1868, a com.
m'ttee of three were appointed to draft
resolutions expressive of the sense of
the Company for the entertainment
given them by the Mayor and citizens
ofSaginaw City, at the Webster House,
April IL, 1864.
The committee reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
Reso'red, That TIE thank. Of Pioneer Fire Co be
and the same are hereby rendered to his Honor,
Mayor Moore, and the citizens Of Saginaw CITY, for
the highly acceptable manner in which they were
received, and the bountiful hospitality by which
they were entertained upon their recent visit 70
their City
Resolred, That Pioneer viii hold them in rcmem-
brance and recur 10 that event as making ono Of
their most agreeable "reminiscences.
Resolred That the thanks Of Pioneer arc also
due 10 Monitor Fire Co, Of Saginaw City, with the
wish that their conduct Ms active Monitors may
equal their ability as geatlemanly entertainers
GEO. c, WARNER Com
F.A. VAN ANTWERP,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26

ha6eas corpus in various p aces, AM
caused persons who were represente,
10 him az being or about to engage il
disloyal or reasonable practices to b,
arrested by special civil as well rs mill
tary agencies, and detained In militar,
custody, when necessary, TO preven
them and deter others from such prac
tees Examinations such cases wer,
insulted, and some of the persons so ar
rested have been discharged from tim,
to time under circumstances or upor
conditions Compatible, as WAS thought
with the public safety.
/ Meantime favorable change Of pub
lie opinion has occurred. The line be
tween loyalty and dislovaty is plainly
defined; the whole structure of the gov
ernment i, firm and stable; apprehen
sion of public danger and facilities for
reasonable practices have diminished
with the passions which prompted heed
less persons to adopt them. The insur
rection is believed to have eliminated
and to be declining.
The President, in view Of these facts
and anxious TO favor return to the nor,
NAL course of the administration, NJ
far as regard for the public welfare
will allow, directs that all political pris
oners nos held 10 military custody be
released on their subscribing to a parole
engaging them to render no aid or com.
fort to the enemies in hostility to the
United States.
Extraordinary arrests will hereafter
be made under the direction Of the mil
itary authorities alone.
Congress has by its recent legislation
anticipated" precisely such a case as
that raised by the alleged conduct and
language of Mr.. Nalandigham, and has
thusma!e provision for the emergency
The only justification heretofore as
signed for such extraordinary arrests in
the heart of a loyalpopulation no longer
exists, for tho normal course of pro.
ceeding is now plainly marked out by
the Jaw made and provided for the trial
and punishment of all who give said
and comfort to the enemy" and who
are "ctizens Of States in which the ad.
mi1istration of the laws has continued
in the Fe !eral courts"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
SHERIFP'S SALE.

DY virtue Of n writ OF icri facias Issued out Of
- the circuit Court for the County Of Saginaw in
the State of Michigan TO me directed and delivered
against the goods and chattes lands aud tencmeuts
Of Abram w. Clark, did on the 25th day Of April,
A. d. 1863 levcy upon and take all the right title
and interest Of said Abram W. Clark in and TO
the oftses W I Of the 50 ! and $ 4 Of SCI Of
thes Of section 6, in town IL north, Of Rar re
east all lying and being in the county of Saginaw,
Michigan, which right title and interest I shall ex-
pose for sale Mt public auction on the 25th dav of
July next at o'clock p NJ at the front door Of the
Saginaw County Court House, in the city Of gnaw,
that being the place for holding the circuit court for
said County to the highest bidder ne the Law directs
Dated this 9th day Of May, A. ID. 1863
JESSE II QUACKENDUsI, Sheriff
a0-7w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
Internal Rcvcnuc--IncOme Tax

Internal Rcvcnuc--IncOme Tax.
The following III full statement of
the manner of assessing the income tax.
Any further information may be obtain.
ed Of w. II. Southwick Assistant AS
SCISSOR, Office with g. b. Mott, Buena
Vista Block.
The income tax is imposed upon a
certain porte n Of the income Of tn csc
two classes:
First Every person residing in the
United States; and every citizen resid.
ing abroad who is in the employment
of the government of the United States.
Second Every citizen of the United
States rcsidiag abroad, and not in the
employ of the government of the United
States.
Every person Of the fra class will be
taxed at the rate Ofthree per cent, when
his or her annual gains, profits, or in
come exceed 5000, and do not exceed
$4,000. Every person in the first
class will be taxed at the rate Of Ecs per
cent. when the annual gains, profits or
income exceed 81 10 900, after the follow
ing deductions arc made from the gross
amounts returned The 5000 allowed
by law; other national. State, anil local
taxes assessed for 1862, and paid; rent
actually paid for the dwelling house or
estate occupied "a residence of the
person assessed necessary repairs to
property yielding the income; OF insu.
rance thereon; or pay Cor hired laborers,
and their substinence, employed in con-
Quoting his business; or interest on in.
cumbranccs upon the properly; or oil as
the case may no. Every person in the
second class will be taxed al tho rate Of
flee per cent, whatever may be his or
her annual gains, profits, or income from
property, securities and stocks owned
in the United Statss, without other DC.
ductions than numbers 2 and above
stated. -
Whenever the taxable income of
resident ofthc United States, asccrtaincd
above exceeds $4,000, and upon por.
tion Of il said amount three per cent has
been withheld by the officers Of compa.
MES, corporations and associations, from
interest or dividends therein due him
such income will be tax Of two per
cent. additional upon so much thereof
as may have been previously subjected
to duty Of three per cent. by the Of