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The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

THE Importance of Atlanta can hardly be
over estimated. The Savannah Republican
considers no portion of Georgia safe, if that
stronghold cannot be held. 1t frantieally
calls upon every man in the State to hurry
to its rescue. 1t says
There is not man in the State who is
not directly interested in the result, for the
triumph Of Sherman involves the ruin Of us
all. No man will have anything that he can
call his own. Everything will be held at the
mercy of the merciless foe, and we may read
our fate in the bitter experience of thousands
who have been brought under the abolition
vota
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

EIGHT TO SIxTEEN.-Lord SALISBURY re-
Gently stated, in public meeting in London.
that he bad ascertained from personal obser-
vation that of adult male criminals in that
city, nearly all had fallen into course of
CRIME between the ages of eight and sixteen
years; and that # boy lived an honest life
up to twenty years of age, there were forty
nine chances IN his favor and only one against
him, as to an honorable life thereafter.
This is fact of startling Importance to faith
ers and mothers, ind shows fearful respon-
sibiiity. Certainly, a parent should secure
and exercise absolute control over his child
until sixteen; it cannot be very difficult
matter to do this, except in very rare cases,
and If that control is not wisely and efficient
ly exercised, it must be the parents fault; it
Is owing to parental neglect or remissness.
Hence, the real source of ninety eight per
cent. Of the crime IN a country such as Eng
land or the United States lies at the door of
the parents. 1t is fearful reflection we
throw it before the minds Of the fathers and
mothers of our land, and there leave it to be
thought of in wisdom, remarking only, as to
the early seeds Of disease that in nearly every
case they are sown between sundown and
bedtime, in absence from the the family cir
Gle. in the supply of spending money never
earned by the spenders, opening the doors of
confectioneries and soda fountains, or beer
and tobacco and wine Shops of the circus. the
negro minstrel, the restaurant, and dance
then follows the Sunday excursion, the Sun
day drives, the easy transition to the compa-
ny of those whose ways lead down to the
gates of social, physical, moral ruin. From
eight to sixteen ~ in these few years are
the destinies of children fixed in forty-nine
cases out of ffty-fxed by parents Let
every father and mother solemnly VOW "By
God 5 help I'll fix my darling's destiny for
good, Ly making home more attractive than
the streets"
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

INCIDENTS OF THy WAg.-Albert Manson
of Marblehead. Mass. This boy was too
young to carry musket, but he was so de-
sirous to do something for his country tina,
he begged to be permitted to go with the
maty third Massachusetts and drum for the
regiment. His father consented, and after.
wards enlisted himself The father fell
wounded while at his side So earnest was
the little fellow that the battle should 90 for
The Union cause that be scarcely needed his
:3ather's fall, but seized disabled revolver
dramstick and struck up the tune OF
Yankee Doodle
The rebeli were fleeing. but one heard this
and turning round, took sure aim at Albert.
A soldier tried to pull him down. but he con
tinued to beat the tune of triumph. The Ball
struck him, and he FELL his lips moved and
theV ssksd him what be was SAYING.
= We Oh beat: tell me quick
He did not at first understand whas they
said to him.
"Quick-tell me-" said he again.
E" We beat them," said some one near.
Why don't you go after them, then !?
Don't mind me; I'll catch up, I'm only a lit.
tie cold running will warm me-"
Thus the little hero spoke his last words.
unmlndful of loss, danger and pain, he re-
JoIeed in the victory of the right, and his
young spirit went forth courageous and strong
to begin the better and nobler life.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

One of the most remarkable scenes ever
witnessed in court room transpIred in Wash
ington, on the 18th ult.. in the trial of Tuell
for the murder of hiswife. The only witness
to the deed was the little children. the Oldest
of whom is a lad of ten years old. When
brought into court the scene was lnexpressi-
bly, affecting The boy is unusually intelli-
gent, and gave his convicting testimony With
suppressed sobs. while his father wept con-
vulsiyely with such intensity as to interfere
at times with the proceedings. The Judges
as we'll as well as all present, manifested
great emotion, particularly in his examina-
ton of the boy preparatory to putting him
On the stand.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10
Fighting at Atlanta.

The following, from private letter dated
g In Front of Atlanta, July 24th,' makes
mention of the eengagementin in which Gen. Nc
Pherson was killed:
Il believe have not written YOU s. &c
commenced this campaignxi supposo<<in
fact know, you have kept Close watch of
our various and so far successful movements
We have at last found the Yast ditch nor( So
Atlanta, the objective point of our three
months campaign. Day befoHRsesserday
they made a tremendous assault on our left
the Army of the Tennessee. They gained
some temporary advantages at first, but we
regalned our ground and reoccupied our line,
though we lost several pieces of artillery and
had the gallant Gen Mcpherson, commander
of the Army of the enaessee, killed bat
in the actual conflict we are the yictors. They
massed two corps on our left and behind it.
intending to take the 18th Corps, en- masse.
into Atlanta, but we badly defeated them,
and they being the assailants lost heavily.
We have already buried 100 of them in
front of our lines under flag of truce. Count
ing the killed then even at least 1000 men
in the fight of day before. yesterday. If Mr.
Gen. Hood, who is in command since Johns
ston was relieved, tries many more assaults
he will have no army left Two days before
he tried an attack on ourr rright-the Army OF the
Cumberland-and in this he failed, losing at
least 4 200 or 1000 men,
When we force them from this ditch, we
shall have accomplished the object of this
campaign. We have driven them from sew
enteen lines ofearthworks since leaving Chat
tanooga, and both lines together have built
over 800 miles of earthworks and rifle. pits in
the northern part of Georgia during this cam
paign. Cur army is in splendid condition
plenty of food and plenty ofclothing. When
ever we come into line we build Notifications
and in two hours have lines to fight behird
which they cannot assault successfully. At
lanta is in sight from our position, and we
throw shells into the rebellous city by night
and day. Gen. Mcpherson was killed early
in the fight while accommodating the ground
accidentally riding through gap in our lines.
He is great loss to US. The enemy had
possession oil his body about Eve minutes, when
we recovered it. All day yesterday truce
was existing along our left, both side burying
their dead. What our loss is | cannot tell,
though it is nothing like theirs, as we fought
most of the time behind our works"
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

EARLY MARRIAGEs-Tacitus says that ear
marriage makes us immortal-that it is the
soul and chief prop of empire-and that the
man who resolves to live without woman or
the woman who resolves TO live without man,
are enemies to themselves, destructive to the
world, apostates from nature, and hbels
against Heaven and earth.
A confirmed old bachelor queries Did Ia
citus know anything about hard times,v
such as we are familiar with now? Suppose
he did. should that prevent any young man
from marrying young woman.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

PRovosr MARSHAL GENERL Fry has issued
a circular TO the effect that skilled mechanics
and operatives employed in the arsenals and
Sayy yards of the United States, who shall be
drafted, and on examination shall be held to
service. win not be required to report for duty,
under such draft, SO long as they remain in
the aforesaid service; provided the officers
in charge shall certify that their labor as me
ehanics or operators is necessary for the
military or naval service.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10
COURIER.

of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same.
0FFICE-17ll Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

II you wish to make fool of a man, first
see whether you can tiatter him; II you sue
ceed, your porpose is half gained.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10
officers of shasta R. A. c.. No. 0, +. & A. NJ
officers of shasta Council No. 9. f. d A. NJ.
ffiOcers of shasta Encampment, No. Ii, l
a. q. T..

Samuel Isascks, C. P. J. s. Fonansbee,
S-sN H. P: Frank Rrch, s. W; D. Beinert, S.
Aw< Jonn Foster, T.. Wm. H. Angel, l. W.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
prar,sHrp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
nv JOHN j. CONMf.

Publication Office in Tomlinsons % Ruilais' ,oD. e
room, up stairs, three doors ABOVE " '-A'' 90 o
Co.'s Express Office.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10
,ficers of shasta Lodge. No. 81, 1. 0. O. f.

,sssSx Samuel Isaacks, \. c.; G. W
aSssSf Hoffman,, V. g.; Joseph Clough,
zqsF:ss Sec; G. NJ. Wilhelm, Treas; SaInl.
Isaacks, Felix Tracy and Chas. Litseh, Trustees.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

ssszsgss J. S. Ferrier. \. c.; Thomas Plumb,
sE V. G. f. W. Wheeler, Sec. Chas.
ssFSSss<Ss- Frank, Treas
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-10

The following, from private letter dated
g In Front of Atlanta, July 24th,n makes
mention of the engagement in which Gen. Nc
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-29

Sur @eina@tssef&enfe eeeienet.
Grau s. @olff bsna@ri&tiet bisreurH sas
sesbrte tsutlte Yublitum, tab fe scrbersitet it,
ale Mrten tanlli&er 9aarRs&tartsitsn 3u 5als-
rnb lbrtsttsn> Suiennaestn, armtancern, Sim
ger unb 0brrinssn> Mesaiaons uns "ntsrsn
@@mudla&m anaufertissn. DiejenisenD an'sn
uub 1errr, wel&e iol&e @essufanes III Wtit-
na&tspraientsn aufsrtissn su ia0sn ~anl@tn,
fiub freuneli@ft eriudt, nit ibren Bflfsauneen
ni&t ,u LANCE ;u a0sern, ba auf bic artsits" bic
erS6ete @srefalt perpanot pirb unb tesba|b biz
3um@ tibna@tetase nur cine fttr tsi&ranltt an'
3abl eelisftrt mersen fam. Die preisaniaBt
iine 1ebr n1a6ig unb pirb bic ausrsor3asli@lts
Arbeit mad einer Nuswabl ter u,cternfen @u-
tier sarantirt. 8efsQunsen tSnnen absessten
,perten entpeper bei Grau @ol1 in bersn Mob'
nune> unfern tem rGc0tse" unb Or. Steuart's
Wrbneetdupe Gin benz ebemalisen 5auie BIS
perm q. Qeue) ober tei BERN u. @e'ff in
Ter Offse Der r@taateaeitung."
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QDie Giner anilef.-tintr unltrsr bic
0aen eemelrati(@sn 0reunee, rsl&sr cine Ntile
ms Qanb ma&te, bSrte scr ftiuer Ntfabrt, tab
vennfylsania nit 5000 Stimusn @ajotitat fir
Qittle Nad eseaneen fsi unb mar tarieer 10 s.
freut. raj Ct e. ni&t iber I'D seruodte, bic
trste Botl&aft fir lid au bebaltsn, icnesrn bite
felbt alien aaf Der 2anpNra6e ,bm SsassnsHesn
froblodsnb mittbe,lte. Inter Mnbe,m fam ibns
aud Elm auf ltinsm bu&belaeenen 6eura9tn ~
enter Garm.r in ben @urt, unb uuftr Jreune
in Rem @abn, tae jebsr Garmer aud De'"oltat
f.i, iutslte Jpn. entsesen; 5000 Majeritit IN
pennlvlsania fir Qittle Mad!"
x.Gsb bod aud babin. barn fnb's 6OOO uMe
Giner!"" par bic Nntport, wsl&e uuisrn snt'
bufa0ii&en Ureunb peranlaete, patrenb tst9fs.
Res Der Reife Niemanstn msbr Su ss,abIsM 'pis
siel Stimmen Maipritat pennfylsania esssbsn
knks Esf.r-
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Office ps5 fnnsirencen Alfitenten hes
0eneralsproYo t. Warl1au.
ct. Yaul, II. Sct. 1864.

ct. paul, II. Sct. 1864.
Is wtrb bts.mit befannt eemaht, taB bic nadt>
traelihe 3iebung, UNI bic bRrh Gremticneu unb
GelertiOnen entitanetnenD Deficits su ersanasn, am
Din6ta9, zen 1. Noyember 1864 -
t~esinnen ~ ID. SmNudaanse tefnblide1 omns
erbalteu nc@mals @eIesenbsit. ib1e 0up.as ~
ielen, sntpeper inoem le bic 0saoeensa, wel1e
id nidt gefteQt, ben Gnrpltraussbrarc ibre1 be.
lrsfenpen Difrifte prelen'iren, uper eur1 Qiefer-
une Don 8reipilieen.
Vclontars rerten ausenpmmen unb an ben
Aucta's e%utseidriebcu bis ;um lesten; 3 eitpunft
fur bas Gtnmuiern @ssrseusr, feiner aber
wirb all Nefrut aenomme en-, rad
oemer furben Disnif gs5paeM mpre
ben. IS rtrb errpartet, bab jrbcr itBt i'm Iit.
|tnnpe teInpli4r Subbit1ift susd sinen pasu ct.
pablten Reprdlentanten ben Yrpsolt. Marl6d!-
lei, ieinsr 0iltrifte bic :3abl Der pirsli4 Defer.
tir.en bsriebtst, tessltiGsn feline Gabigfeit unt
Ssrcitniaisfeii, esnRtt lsinuQupta bard Stel.
lung zen UrstD:!ii9 II gu ~lieferu.
Ste 9auptqahftic1c eer Yrcyplt = MaridGut
| meIbsn eas a~aaeneins 9tenec3ppus ter Retru.
ten isin unp aIe Nepralantantsn BON Subei-
~tritten weroen all lciden Y!aBsn GetrutirofF.
siere une Mssnten inter, nit tenen Ee un,cr.
bauteln une bic ibneu Beiltaue lsiesn tGnnen,
bic ertrreerl;de :3abl scp @olcxtars auljubrin.
gen. Spbu 8. Mperiil,
25b2M Et."eol. u. u. U. pyos. Mar. @en.
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&toat Minnelcta.
Office ses @misratirn- Gpmmiiioner,

DIFCE ieD GHtlHIiIcH- @rWWllrONtl,
- 81. paul, II. Oct. 1864.
9nsebote rersen ansenonmsu in Der Oifse
bes Staa:slefrttlrs ess Staates Minneleta bis
gum nd1lten IS. Mirvsmter fVr'S lruden uub
Bineeu, fertig sar WblieFerung. pcn je iunf=
tau'enp Gre,rplaYsn eiaes @miSratiOnspampblet
ii Der sneliiGcu, sorwssildsn unp teatlden
Spr DE, Das pampblet ,pirb stpa 60 Ssran-
Ssiten in rSmau piea" Druid enttalten unp
mug eeutlid, rnb lesbar asorudt iein. Die
3e,t. innerbalb pelter tie @rtet fsrlis iein
mug, mirp bei Der!ei5uns e~erlelosn etnaunt
merpen, bsseleiasn cas Ndaere in 8etrsH Der
BrYee Der Seitsa sc. M.setcte milen ben
| preis yer 1000 rM's" anssben fir @as une
Drad uur ben prsts fir's ginsinssn, fertis
sur Atlieferuas duff gsrflsuns ees Hpmmil-
Tonsrs mag Ri: EinSabl Don Grsmplareu persrD'
Cert .perbsn. Eaa Yapisr fur bic M1bris wiro
| pom Staate ~se!ief::t.
6 tleitt taa Jstsat prrtebnlisn, Gins uAst ale
9neebpte at3uns!isn, une fsin Musebet wirb
aneenrr,msn, aueer srn psrantpprtli4en pe.lp-
ntn.
nen,
Meeen has Mabere tpsnbe man lb at rieSf'
flee tes @taata|sfrftars in ct. Yaul.
>. 8lodley,
h Gmieratiene. Grmmi6ar.
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Grmieceruu9.
g reeuwppt, 5ennetin g.,

"a. Sctrter 1864.
Su 90. 324 bcr Thanksgiving" Fnec i9 e.
nrn uG in . is p N ri :" unteraeihnetenWr-
titel, melGer einen MnsriH oif MIDI sntbalt: Sd
hin s,par Gin Deine alter per1Inlieben Stre tl0ttt-
ten in elmer 3situns, inesn ih satur balte, bab
Ofr Naum nit etwas Seierem auseefuat tper-
ZEN farm, eannca fam il r1idt un'b'n. bieraut
sine G:tlaruns au aebsn.
Der GinIeueer bejhulpiet mid Der Na@lGiis-
fsi! nup iaet: wdre bel uns ri6tis nns CUR
sebS:isen ;3sit Bud sefitrt worcen, utsr bas
mas bis Gpwr an Wannlhaften sel:eat. ic mir
b llG ln|erf 3urta auf bG6fens 6 Mann be-
laufsu baten. u.l.m. 3itrauF tann i'd nut e.
wisrsrn, paB it eie rittise 3eit ni&t sepubt
babe uno jest nod nids peib, ta cine ercBe
Mnsabl unlerer Jreipi(i8en einsetrsten ilnb, nod
che man etma5 BON Gopn-Quctas puBte, lUnft
miree i1 60 ilherli9 nidt s~srlaunt baben. ba
Id lsltt zine ;ablrei6e Bsmilie bate une benz
Draft sbenie;sbr auaselsst mar, ,pie terDi5pta-
iirte. Sd mar INNER hrr Meinung, eab unler
Icma ssnrs s.ltsllt babe, unb ert am rs. ST.
uuar eriubr i'd, tab mir nod i'm &adRanee
pdrsa uno bag unlsre GreiwiQtsen anseren
Gowns sutaelhsieteu tparen, tpelde 9cunties BE-
,abitsn. 5isranf fertiete i9 cine Qi|te aus, ent-
baltenc bic Nanlen rrn Guen Treiwiligen, bic
mir a,Islt uuo @umpasnis unb Nesiment. IN
wsldem jeeer bien!e. Die Vife muree am 1fen
6straarb. S. Don bier all senprcfcb' Marlbaa
abssididt. ~.; au.,
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su'9sIof's1.. s."' S"p.:a! as T,n. S&a.tfsr :"
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bic 0iitt lberesbfm, ~ y!n Ness!a!nAh go .e1
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ti9en, uno pis Ct mir ,slef las'e, ma!ee 'pm
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fam atsr su lrat. ESQ se!ana 50 my tnl, ptI:
trs Ssrrn 3. y Oale, Spst Won nM'etn Sea1tn'
bic ct. Nutbung ane M.nneaPe''s ea|of'@TF'
ben tpareu, Surud5usrpa'te'.
Sn MinneapIlts srtupr ~, pap unler aen'.
mtlNcusr Nuss ing Ws,ne asfra@t eaee, un,
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0rpBer
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st. g. 3armpDD,
hrltte 9 E, ct. Naul

Die @uFmsrtlar,tsit bes WutItfums rojrb orf
rastHsn groBen gcrrath sra ausn Sertes Sefen
ncn ben lesten rno bsnen WftbeIsrunefa binoes
!sH;I; ebeH'p auT r1sineu grrroIh sen g2Ieh-
%;reaEsu, Dumpsn, StsirDbrsn II. cine a:pse Mus.
tratl ron fir bic 5ausba!tyne n6fbiasr iGIecgr=
~ita:aen, rpe!te i'd DOR ssn, qs9enmSrtioen err
irlsii Sieiscn stneeFauft babe, uns Die ID niekrie
ger his .resNb ein 5aus in gliuneIora psrFauTcs
as:ee. Ne;ne Sffsn ln5 nag te; lee.sn t:s
csfbsierttsn afroelerl aas,Fertiot tine zire 10
:~antirt, sob lie osn adrfsr rQaFrmmgn sufr;ePer
|:saen r0srpen. Msun niat, Fam tar Dim re-
taur1rE una ea5 Gslo SurudeybeIten rrer1eu. SD
%osrtau1e msinen Bortotl gu Neutrality-suspicious. all
PC s%seaHpartts in bieism IiariE gefaufi rerpstt
fGnnea.
i3u eIsiher 3eit m5aten mir uHiare osr.ias.s
AHaesa earaE1 agfmsrfian, madeH, bab pir
5errn ST . 9 81
ees eeuTiHe Department ijtsytra9eu BADEN, teI=
oar |ip eun 8eranii8su a1raua rHudeu utrb, isi=
ne bfHtiGsn eanes!sste tDTl;G, gut uub. tilie III
h%esteneu.
Sp.eGe ncr 1T BEN trGten BIrG unterbaIb hst
SsuGe, segsauter Hicets. Deaa Ii. Cos. giien-
tsofn nssp p1aTs fir sic5 lslbi:.
g. g. 6crmcgn.
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(araee, eprrsfpcnnen; ccr Giants 3eitung.)
Niatppna, 81. 4. Sst. '64.
Iipher Is ,,rt1iu Iisfrrt

(@ra'st1 9arrsFprneen3 Der S.aats- 3eitung.)
Niatppna. 81. 4. Sft. ga.
MeiA listsr Captain Iisfer!
Wit ben telttu Wurldtn fit SIR uro
unp olier Ireunre Saotleyssben babe it
cit Che Sbnen ut meIpsu, rap mir nit
UNI ersn 0efruten fir pas 4 Nseiment bier
munter unp npblAemvlb onaelanet itnp.
@uf TN srsr ean;sr Neiie tierber. purcen
mir in alien Stap:sN namentlib ober in
Gbicaao m,t einem wabren Sturm Don
0ivatrufen bearlFt. unlfrc 2eute fibien
lih ibrsr Nufaabe ais lnipnsfampfer
,pNrpin uno iA fGble mid' resbalh per<
paidtst, bic Nanen rislev patriptild,sn
Gbyenn,Snnsr in Sbrem 0sIhdyten Sluits
auf;unebmen.
SD babe nit nun aud, cie Shla@tz
islpsr rpn u9tcus Mipsr" oei Mlurirees:
torp uno Qpufput= Wpuntoiu bsi Gbotta=
noo9a nit DEN bod mi penBulten empor<
ya9eneen 0bben betrod,tst. Wenn man
DIE gsu:e in Minueiota 1iidt bsoreiIsn
fSnneH, ,,motum Ger &ri:e niht lhun
lanae ~ Gnps it" 10 }cltsn 1e Die Sc
iauiafsit baten, E6 bic Nrbeit sinma|
ansuiebsn, Die bic, s~eleit:t 95prpcn. Bis
lieeen bier III einem Baitunssmsrf, eai
ID ihlebpss u%8Dniaitein" ncnnen mid,
umgstsn BON elmer Settle Hon uDarcon:
neuen," Die gs6sns III pranivrl uni
Get MuFentbalt IN per|elhea modt Ter
Mcr(heu prpcnllih lebsusIyeb. SD hi,
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