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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
Spttial Mutitts,

Ia HEADQUARTERS COMPANY II, q. @. @ g
Sixth Regimoat, y, ", Camp at Beverly, va
July 2T, 1851.
DR.. c. W. RoBAcK; Cincinnati, Ohio:-- We
received youI long wished for and Welcome Rem
edes few days ago. and hasten tn Tetnrn you
unanimous expression IN regard to our higu
opinion Of the merits of same.
We baye used them with great bene6t In our
Company, and heartily attest to the public opiD
ion OF their great benefits. In our cases, esps.
cially whero there have beeu so many great
changes a. from the civilian In daily routine, 10
business, at home, to tho exposed habits OF Ac'
tive soldiers in IL strange ard unnatural country
do we most appreciate the merits Of such Heav
On-sent values rs yours. To all those In oui
position do we most emphStically recommend
your Remedies, boing assured, from experience
hoy VIII he worry welcome companion.
Yours very truly,
JosEPR A. ANDREWS,
Capt, Go. r, Sixth Rcg't. o.V.
Rignc.;
james I. Somple, LIST Sergeant Compsly B.
Chas, II. Foster, % Sergeant. -.
Chas 0 Russell, LIST Lieut.. Co. 6.h Rsgt o.V
Thos S Royce, Cd Lieut.. =, -
Z D, Warren, Sd Sergeant, ~ -.
3. 4, Thayer, 4th sergeant,
Saml. D. Schoolsy. Commisary,
Carporal Chas. ". taylor;
Corporal Edward Bultmann,
Corporal Carlton @. Cable,
.ogether with SO prlvatcs--,a unanimous syp
sion hcing given, .'. (.
For sale Il No. 4 East Fourth street, aad
Druggists everywhere.
The pccial attention Of Sutls "a Ia solicite IA
this al bSing the host SrticlS for complaints 10.
cident to camp life.
Fob. alt mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
BaltIe Of Rualngten I.land.

On Saturday July 10, a detach.
ment Of Morgan's force attempted to
cross lie Ohio at Burlington Island,
from the best information (and we got
it ally We have copcluded that this
was one OF Morgan's ruses, played of
again with success. Morgan placed
two guns at the island and about 600
meu while the main body Of bis men
crossed the river about ID mites fur.
ther Up. Thetwo gun battery & de
TUNED the gun boats and led Gen.
Judah's command to follow them to
the river while Gen, Hobson' was
diStAnced by Morgan. 'o We give
Lieut.. Filche's official account of the
battle. ''.''
! WAsmNdCoN, July 21.-The fol.
lowing waS recri red this evening:
us. STEAMER NJ oosE, ABOVE BuF
FINGroN ISLAND, ONO RIVER, July
l9-To Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Seers.
tary ofthO Navy: After chasing
Morgan Dearly five hundred miles, /
at last met Tim on lhe river at this
point aud engaged and drove him
back, capturing two pieces ol artillery
and abandoned the rest to General
Judah. The enemy broke in couiu.
sion from the nanks, ana 'left' his
wagon train, many horses aud small
arms IN my possession. ssa9T N>t
"Since wrtin., the above | follow.
ed further mp the rlver, and found
another portion Of Morgan's force
iording, fourteen miles above. /
shellUd them and drove most of thcm
back Several were killed, fifteen or
thirty wounded aud twenty horses
captured have but two men wound.
ed slightly. Our she'll and sllrapnel
created grJat confusion in jbe rebel
ranks, killing and wOundiug many.
LEROY FITCH,
"Lieutenunt COMMANDING"
| Tho captured suus arrive ut Ports.
mouth IN Sunday evening, Morgan's
detachrlcnt, alter losing their two
gun battery, maJe charge as we
are informed, on Gen. Judah's CAY
airy and routed them. This is the
last VIC heard OF Gen. Judah. We
understand Gov. Tod has teIegraphed
to Col. Kinney for information OF the
whereabouts Of Morgan, uobson, .Ju
dah and Kinney. At this battle oI
BuHington we had two men shot, not
dangerously Wohave no account
ofthe killed or wounded ON tho rebel
side, if any, We have reliable in
formation that We have captured 200
prisoners, at this Burlington fight,
and the remainder is the same de.
tachment that passed mp north .tbro
FInton, aticr capturing about GOO oi
onr militia near keystone Furnace
IN Jackson Co., under Main Sain.
who surrendered without frirg gun.
! ~~~~~r>-~~N>~-~~~~>-
VtntOH Militia.
1900 strong was discharged from
Camp Portsmouth on Tuesday the
2lst inst. They have nearly all ar.
rived home. We never saw such q
Ipa'riotic response as that exhibited in
Vht'n on Monrlay evening when we
read the Governors order ard or
Wednesday morning we had ever
| 1000 men at IIsmden for transporta
ton to camp. On Thursday morning
we had over 1900 militia in in camp
We were the first county IN camp
though the most distant. Our com
?anies we're organized on the 9TH, anc
all that Col Kinney had to, do was tc
appoiut field officers, We will give
details next week. .r.;,.r-g
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
To Nervous sufferers Of Both sexes.

To Nervous Sufferers Of Both Sexes.
A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored to health in a few days, after nm .
deryoi n < all tho usual routine and Irregular ex-
pensivN modes oftroatment Without sueccss, con
slider, II his sacred duty to communioate 70 his
afflicted follow creatures the means Of cure. -
lleuco 0, OH the receipt Of an addressed envelope
lie will send (free) a copy Of the prescription
used. Direct to D. JoRS N. DAoSALL, 1856 Full
ton Street Brooklyn, New York.
March, May, July Sep, Nov. Jan.,-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23

This Convention will Ssu appoint
delegate to the Senatorial Convention
BY oder OF Committee
ID. S. DANA Sec'y.
July 23th-63,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
3le6T u SS6ettisemtnfts.
ATTACHMENT.

Samuel Bl,rs, Pltff Before Daniel Bowen
Clark curieht Dsft. yinton Co. Ohio.
.nEFENDANT will take notice, that on
~ the 9Th day Of July, A. D. 1863. said
Justice issued on order OF Alta tchment in
the above action, for the sum Of ten dollars
and ninety-eight cents and costs.
July 1868 -Sw. SAMUEL BIoRE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23

aHs -aw1 J. N. HUTSON.
Nh. EDIToR: Pleas announce the
name of o. I. CUNNING, as can.
didate for Representative in the next
Legislatures subject to the Decision OF
the Democratic county Convention.
's"'ts q. F'' MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mn. ,FDrroR: Pleas announce tho name Of
HARRISON LYLE, us candidate for Repre-
sentative in the next Legislature, subject to the
decision OF the Democratic county Convention.
o -u.l1G. MANY VOTERS.
EDITOR DxYocRAr Please announce the
name of A. j. SWAIN, as satiable candidate
for Representative of Yinton county, In the next
Legislature, subject to the decision of the DEM
ocratic county Convention. - .-
sss.., Of. o. ,sz,s ra MANY VOTERS,
i NR. EDIroR: We wish you to announce the
nan OF A. BRATToN, as a candidate be fore
the Democratic county Convention, and subject
TO its decision, for Representative in the LeRis-
'latlre for VintOn county;
.s. THE DEMOCRACY.
Mn. TEIroR. - Pleas shnounos the mama ot
UAZEN Z. SOLE, as q candidate for PRopArE
JupeE subject TO the Democratic Convention
DEMOCRATS.
Mn. Eo1ros. Please announce the name OF
4. q CASE. as q suitable candidate for the Of
ace Of Probate Judge, for Vintoh county, sub
iect 10 tbe dsciIon fths Democrats county
Con ventiop, MANI 0hhVCkATb.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
DISSOLUTION OF FCO.PARTNER.
SHIP,

The Copsrtnership herstoiors sxiring between
the undersigned in ths'practics Of Law. hss By
the Expiration ofths lima limited and bymuss
tusl consent ofthe parties besn dissolved, .
capt as 10 unsettled business 80
Persons indebted to us for profasxss...
vices will confer favor BY oalhp-
counts. "A B. =
JuasiI isst-tv. ~, thsi,, -
II. 7. s1sS4
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-23
ANNOUNCER EN- RS.
DECLiNATION

Mn3. BsAnrrtos?: As SO tb6 name
Of 1t. SAMUEL WILSON, snnoun
ced for Clerk in your paper, and not
knowing he was r candidate before,
|, now decline being o candidate, and
here'return thanks to my friends,
and hope that they will concur. 1t.
wilson has lost leg, while bravely
defendingiuIe aaE beobt Country and
is q cripple for lite, and is well quail.
lied for the office. | Lave both legs
and can livewith out any offi,e..Y
r July 1858 Yours
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

NJ you WANT TO KNOW HOW rRIGnrs. 8c., pE.
curious book for peops and good book for every
one Contents tables rrr ~ The yrhcral ne paper fslois
,hrssssa. q .ss .,ss as l. FooHt isS ''
The New York herald., 1863-03-05
FON SALE.


csJNO TO is 5oN--pARrIEs H. WING WILD LANDS.
rIUU East Ncsl tfaie for Frat class agiie'H
light profitable busneEs. suitable Tor
towa Eas. West Address M Bushnell. New York.
C1On WILL BUY WE'LL FITTED UP AND
HlOU good paying Idqnor store down town; good
snca hand low reut uts for family has 70 be
SOLD this week Apply 10 TRAyEK, ITO Chatham street.
COE0 FOR SALE. A FIRST CLASS BARROOM
DCCO. whole House furnished cyuplete located In
the heart OF the city Any desrous OF such plaza
will find this excellent opportunity Address f. o. o.
box l60 Herald ollie.
CROO MOOT AND SHOE STORE FOR SALE, IN A
spOOO. charming village of three thousand nha itants
country and within short distance of New York.
The store Is well established and splcndidv furnished Las
good run OF custom aud IL patronxed by tue hies
citizens OF the place and surrounding country The order
trade alone Is ho inoonsderabe e and the whole bus
mass w bear the srctest scrutiny which invited by those
The proprietor would dispose business but hold
Ing commisso IN the he has been ordered 70 report
for duty. Apply TO W. .. CLIREHUGH, 800 Broadway,
UHE0 WILL BUY HANDSOME FITTED Up
pOOO Wtnc Lager Beer, Billiard and Bagatole Saloons
on one Of the best horougaare In tho city Inquire
1t 5A9 Sixth avenue.
q q 0Ol FOR SALE A STORE ON BROADWAY,
%lVOU. doing lne cash business. with bar attached.
wei calculated fsr Two peisons good sock good lease
and cheap rent. None but cash customer nsed aTpfy
Office.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

rJ'O Tue MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK FIRE DE.
IArinen.-Eycry fireman who has heard the sory of
the Finauce Committee OF the Second Fire Zouavcs
aucsted the meeting Firemsn's IIA night,
and hear my aide VI the question. - = -
JOHN B. LEyERlcH
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

LINGUISTIC Books.-DocCACCro's pEcAMERoN
II stl- g1yts literary fesst that resalcd hun an
tss,en wliN " bHa a2nMsl III gns rArins. ~ TX -
Erii MUM ~ fui ant hne s'esi plates cents.
JNfD'S ART OF LOVE ami AMOROC6 WORKS, entire.
q .Aessrtty illustrated. - ccntG
URyDEN s TAILS AND FABLES, wsh very ane plates.
A el,a rniug little picket counpsnon 90 cents
RotYssTAJ'S 'COSFEssioNs-"thc Iaest faseinatna
fnss aver rttar tuity TRANSLATED vonres
81 90 sent BY ms carefully seaed fron Experiment c,
ceI,v an recept III price mud ~ posaac
''''''' &. BLANCHARD, Publsh,r, 30 Mn street
The New York herald., 1863-03-05


NoTICK TO TAxPAYEEs.-0rFIoE or THE CON
IN isso,eIs OF Taxes aud No 80 Chambers
street. New Aork Jannsry 10 is he ey given
ot the ciy and county o New York for the year 1893 win
JsnnatS " lsG aad VIII smain open III the S day OF
April lSs 70: the correction OF cI1os and he eaal
o. e Of the seressid esi and estate
e.S .hense!ses 70 be sgsrssed mns make apr,sas"a
In order oh'an the ree by law The ar OF isY
70 public insreoon as hcreinoeiorc nie.ided npplca
gs.ed by the assessed vniuaton OF his real or personal
ayr the corrected II huc application be
made n relation TO the assessed ssnaon Of real estst.
thereto and thereupon the Commissioners shall examine
into the complaint and f IN tnci Judgment .e assessment
shall the to Nc corrected II
application be made ia relation to the assessed vana
on Of rersonal estate. tAe applicant shah b. examined
der oath BY the snd Comm ssoncr~ who sba he Althcrzcd
administer such catn, anv of them Gnd " ia his or
their Judgment the they sal ausc
corrected and Tx the amount snch ossnss
they believe to he ius, aud declare iher de-
cision within thirty days after snch appdatiun
sha!i havs TO them No reduction shall be made
Board Supervisors r,ai and
ifnpo under his nninss i Hha
pear under that the party aggreved was
unable 10 attend within The period prescribed Tor tue cor
recon OF taxes rtagon OF sickness absence from the
city. 4. u WILfiANsON Commits sioncrs
j. W. ALLEN, : OF Taxes and
j. W. BROWN. } Assessments.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

NrOTTCE-AN ELECTION OF DIRECTORS or TILE
~ Patcrson and Raaapo Railroad Company VIII bs held
Congress Hail. In the Of PaersU NJ J Saturday,
the 2is day OF March next The pills Will open at 10 ard
close Ut n o'clock a. NJ. JOHN HOPPER, Secretary.
PATrRsoS, N. j., Feb. rs, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

U NIGHTS OF 81. PATRTCK.-A MEETING OF THE
N Knights OF st. Patrick will be held this evening
Paten's Hoie' :5l Greenwich street, Warren at
O'Clock, for iinporArt business
The New York herald., 1863-03-05
xryAyrEp-A wiFE. THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING

w matrimonial harpness prinary ooJec, in view,
wishes fcru the acquaintance OF y1ng lady pr~pc~.
ssspe appearance and lively disposition One who Ia cal
or wo. the Us and pleasures q welded s With.
tsoc.. George Ftsse,aa. hor ~; cps ONCE. nv.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

Ohm -fQS IlLB, A Lrdar AND PROFITABLE
1xUU, b. o<1 which viii pay from 80 10 tisasT
weak oriy fss VI hours per d,y Apply frcn III,
oo,aSx tl " MaikeA .! ,csA room 10. l
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

LNOR GALE-AN OLD ESrABIISIHD COAI, YARD
satisfactory reasons given for selling Apply to W. t.
BROklNG, 100 Greenwich street., eelner og Fniton.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05


NorICE.-AS ELECTION OF DIRECTORS or TILE
Pser.9n and kaIaspo "a road Company VIZ ns held
s es.e ~. Il Ses iases HorpER
NOTICE TO MILK bEALEEs.-ALL PERSONS En-
~ gagged in the selling OF .lk this city earnestly
ea !. he e M bss sss ~ G e nnns Mam s OK
rsda l March at L os sSS T. 81 SiT so. .sasa sa,sa
JoHs p rlAeLrs, Secretary.
DEMOvAI.-H LEON L CO.. IMPORTERS OF slIEr.
IL hcld Cutlery, have removed to 10 collcse place.
> ERY-New YORK Feb 81 annas, election for
Il s e 0%pis pe ops s em DC iS e At rf Ge on
inu'''''' "'0" - '0'' X ?. M kooxE. secretary.
rJso TUE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK FIRE DE.
Lariment Every .ireaan who has heard the stor, of
qucsted 70 attend The eeng st Firsmsns IIsl TO might
and hear my ,idc Of the question. ,o,, = ,,,.,,r,,,
oo.,,' = ~ -, -".-- 1nio',
no TIE WORKING rAILoRs or NEW yoRK-rgL-
low worknen--iavng su, eied In establishing Cen
msene With View 70 eTsef uaforn iise ef priecs Ne
lay before you briefly hs OBJECTS Intentions
doing We ss. s.rsrlly ryea the confederation Of
esce suspicion jealousy nPsthv the employers;
sgs ~ s 81 Ss Sc ana .ua h ".
ea makes y npossibs Tor either g ehe ra,ies change;
ylns srlsi. through which tae nation passing
tive = ,s onnion Is sustained BY the ec,ion Of ncar,
s many aspnsn sphc asns Tho pre, ,aoVse eS
als. retail pnTsh.. g ws,s sy =: Spss'iys
sssona. ia p Iss essy.en ~
sls FSsiy VIII. 'iSs @
rish Few essspon: re remained s:sioasry A''
Who ar. cmpars,ivss frse froa them and Who fo TACT.
whan reached your couuitcc ind le difficulty In
Obtaining from s cusomes an advance In the price OF
nssr is.s cir ums,.nee. We are led TO believe that, in
ys"s M @ on y rs, nr ss' os m VIII be
\ hEvc already minated their Willingness cola.rly
sa , fs,s" s,s IL: s%sss gsfS 81 SsT Ss,Ys Yss
sni ;a,'iy ,9 attend mass nsetins % be acid At con
fsss.If
Represented in tue Central Conlnttce viii rcpogt them
cESraAL COMMITTEE.
uAxEs FOR WINFIELD, NEwrowS. NAsrErH
,se .ses aS q q d. xnasMs No riysn wedns,.
| 'S''a"" '.'0''"''' '"'' q. r.. MORRIS, Collector
| no BARRIERS AND HA1RDREssERs.-ML TIE
ssseT e % s ' " Il H. NsM sSs aSs siS OF ss
sRs sss e AZ S' se he'll bsase s i u and Es
THho rAYIeE or TIE sATE FINN OF SIM
,,sns solo Le.Ner A., &C. At No. IS Spruce street. up
JIsrgnssy OF sEw soEK-MEpoAk pErAEr. 1i.' g.r
psrnsnt tho uniyes'y VII be held ON THURSDAY egea.
ws.sascn hinge .aoa,s sGiFsss g ,hc srsdus,ss VIII
ocyertd b Pos go M.I.f Tho profession aud public
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4 NEE..as oAsIIcnr yocRNAI, YoR MARCH
~, =, isiN, c9nnns Map showing hs Grand orsight
81 sssrss rsru'siIor District &C. once No. ),
Nassau stfg 81. room So, np stairs
L,xQpIsITk Books.-DoocAcCIo's DEcAMERoN.
n 'te g1yts' literary fesst that rezaicd hun
| l.sie, - VITA " baa afif III cnstavnss sl'1D.
| THI KiSsfS OF sECt NDus AND BONNEroNS. with
%r z IS m ssl "a Aaoao GaS oRss e ifS ne
! sassrtly illustrated. ~ ccntG
TfkDgN iALhs AND FABLES, wsh very ane plates.
nU1nnrsssyAtT C0SFEssfoNs-'thc n.est fascina,iny
nSs aver rttan uiy tenssiel two handsone Volumes
,. ~ seu. ~ -, n,,rc ma 10 rr ~, ~, cu
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

CTUYvEsANT INSURANCE COMPANY, i23 BOW.
y E.Y-New York Feb. 2d 1888 The annual election for
Dseetos OF this Company will he seid at their Office
Thursday, March l.. Polls open from Y u 70 ! r NJ
A. p. II. KOOME, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05
DIZZY GoOus.

A CARD-THE ADVERTISER BEES LEAVE TO IN.
"A form ladies requiring ANY Kind OF pan Work splt
making or baby insn AL Its branches Lat hey can nave
the same executed in superior and on the rroaA
liberal by applying At 2os EyabetL street ncs
addressed a. Will be innedstely attended, TO- ~ b.
w az regured) attend al the residence Of any lady " the
day on week.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

r locomotive BOILER FOR SALE-STIELL Five
Ia fee diameter with steam dome ~ tutcs. three inches
Ia diameter IL long; ire Dor feet oas, " feet
inches wide feet hh; has been used only thres month
good Inavire OF STEVENS BRO. CO., 22I
fear street N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES

4s 0FHGlAA hVIxCEss
A PUBLIC MEETING
IA Or loyal citizens Of sustaining the govern
mcn in Its efforts scpfre the rebellion will 10 held at
tbs f@ skess 4 ~. .r s-~
COOPER INSTITUTE
on friday the 6th instant, a. o'clock r. NJ
Eyery citizen WIG is loyal 70 the Union and constitution
determined ihs integrity 0f national laws and
'"s' General wiNFIELD st,OTT United States Army,
gives his hearty support to h objects of the meeting and
viii preside II his health permits
Tho following eminent Speakers among Others bare
invited TO address the meetng:--
Hon. George Bancroft,
Hon. Joseph Holt.
General Ben niamin 4. Batter.
Hon. Jsmcs r. Brady.
Doctor Il. ID. Hitchcock
Hon. Henry Winter pavis.
lion. John Van Ihi,cn.
David Dudley Field.
Hon. Edward s. rienelont.
Hon. Henry j. Raymcnd
Charles A. Dana, Egl.
cOMsffrkR INVITATION.
Geosge Opdyse, F.A WinstAo,
Jonathan Sturges, VIM. " Erady,
Morris haichum +. r. Morgan,
bn.am!nK winthrop O. u. +. CRAM.
Dennins Drer Ezra Nye.
By order o. Cori,uittee OF Arrangements.
RUBE3r III. MrGC t.Dy Chairman.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

GOOD cHAHoE.-oNE OF THE BEST SALOONS
VI AMI Restaurants Broadway FOR sale very cheap
aion long lease and low rent. Or would taSe
parncr other business TO htIurd TO- Address oi
,ne Ncok T.. Il. A. c., bog 100 Herald oaoc.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

NOTICE TO MILK bEALhEs.--ALL PERSONS EN-
IN gagged In the selling OF lk this city earnestly
yted present meeting furnishing milk
for to be held the Wescheslcr House,
Thrrsday March al /: O'Clock New York. March T.
1858. JOHN II. Dl TCHER, President
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

ENOE SALE--A FIRST CLASS HOUSE IN WEST
Thirty second street. near Fifth arenue all the modern
improvements well built and in order Of the
best locations In New York. Address 3. D. E. boz 4.49
rnst Ql.ce.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

ENOR SALE-AN OYSTER sALOOS, SITUATED Or
one of tie best in the city, for selling
the owner has aa,ther arse doors irs the saoo
ing TO get into business The saioca making $40 tG
SS5 per week polt Apply o. F0arth street
avenue. in the shop.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

CHA&RER OF COMMERCE MEETING, THURSDAy
~ 9th Ma cn--Tne members OF ths Chamber are herel
notified that ct the meeting Thrfday next ateni.o
viii be called 90 tire Importance of mlneaio action tt
subject of coun ucaon bet this city with the Wes
States nj tho danger which threatens the trade OF II
CITY aaa State in the ted connection between the
Lawrence and the Western lakes
BY order, JOHN AUSTIN STEVENS. JR..
Aausa aaa4rx
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

IrOR sALE-LLQUOR STORE, sTOCK sfyrU ETs AND
~ four yeagB' Lease from MSy. hL. cash only.
the owner il going TO California. Apply n $50 Frl ayenne
corner of Thrtieth street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

HELLEsuE HOsriTAL MEDICAL cOi.LEGE.-THE
~ second arnua Commencement Of iis institution will
.ase place ~ Irsin5 Hail. Thursday evening
y. O'clock vaeGie.ory by Trof. f. u. Hamilton and T.
+ & oEa naa o, the svadus,ng g; ;ss sIsoches BY the
rar and Hon. james I. Brady. Music ~ Dodworth The
public arc invited IN attend s.
The New York herald., 1863-03-05

II norEf. FOR sALZ.-A VALUABLE COUNTRY no.
VI ci ol sale. For particulars inquire OF d. NJ GRiF.
FIN, 81 Cedar street.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21
shasta County Courts.
The Law of Newspapers.

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, considered as wishing to continue
their subscription
3. If subscribers wish their papers discontinued,
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent they held responsible until they settle their
bill and give notice to discontinue them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
Notice should always be given of removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
a paper periodical from the office, removing
and leaving it uncalled for is prima facia evidence
of Intentional fraud.
ES- Postmasters would oblige, bya strict fulfill
ment of the regulations requiring them to notify
publishers, in three months, of papers not ta
ken from their ofhce by subscribers.
Er Under the law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which they are
published.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY JOHN J. CONMY.

Publication Office in Tomlinson's Building, front
room, up stairs, three doors above Wells, Fargo
Co.'S Express Office.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

MARRIAGE IN LAPLAND.-It is death in
Lap and to marry maid without her pa
rents or friends consent; therefore, if one
bear affection to a young maid. upon break
ing thereof to her friends. the fashion lie, that
day is appointed for their friends to meet
to behold the two young parties run a race
together. The maid is allowed in starting
the advantage of third part in the race, SC
that it is impossible, except she will of her
self, that she should be overtaken. If the
maid overrun the suitor, the matter is ended
he must never have her, it being penal fol
the man to renew the offer of marriage. Bu
if the virgin has affection for him, though a
first running hard to try the truth of his love
she will pretend some casualty, and volun
tary halt, before the end of the race.-zrar.
els in Ldpland.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21
SHASTA. CAL. sATUEllAY.s MARCH 81 1863
SH ASTA COURIER.

L p. FISHER-Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco with pow
receive subscriptions and advertisements and
tTeceipt for the same.
n oFFICE-l7I4 Washington street. opposite Ma
xuiys's 0pen House.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

CoxPLErED-We understand that the new
bridge across the Trinity river at Lowden's.
is now finished. 1t is spoken of as splen-
did structure.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21
township Omcers.
Times of Holding Courts.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SHAsrA-Second Mondays Of March, June and
November.
SIsKIYoU-Third Monday Of January, first Mon
day of May, and third Monday of September
TRINIrY-Second Mondays in April August and
December.
Shasta County Courts.
Held on the first Mondays of May. September
and January
Al said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall be first disposed Of and after
that the business of the County Court and Probate
Court in such order the Judge may determine.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Meetsl lst Mondays in
May, August, November and February.