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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-13

Tnr SoIsbls ns' yo4r ron tsorEKSoE OF Ns.xf
CAROLINA, ifsovern5r Nancc's majority o. -
army D. Il zoe With three brigades ailrr I.
fetcrSbui.ss ahd three regiments in Georgia uIo.f
from. Il sSllprobablv reach 70 .0oo-ainort a
iuious.
Lanes hri4 asic ffho Raielrh confeIer.t, s-xsT
~ns Citing I'll aay ~ thc dsy u the ssectIse ana
may not havt sdic.l a Al. Ehiie R,rkiand.s aod
Cooks hrgaAcs wee On the move There A.
four regiments 81 North Carollna troofs--11th,
s9th, ssth and coih -in ssen. Hr-d's army, Al Al.
anfs. from bach no r,tnrns IA been received -
The rqiutn- ium ihe.r rcgi rneats whon rccsitcl.
Will - doubt add largely 70 Gov Vance faaiorify.
Sos. Relrb
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Pryor Tor The Country.

D1linr as vosk ths .UnSoa Fraser Ncctinv Il,
~ 'epaiz1 SiH be held dasiy IN the Meihel3ss
b aoi 'ss.-F- IN r.llioilx. ,fst n due be.s,J..
- al1ail rap 4 - faint not
Grimm, August ., sol.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-13

WE have o. hand.a- tkis ac5oc.a larrs eu1s.s Il
~ ti'c IA znkf 49, 4 b. Shsrirs. Clrrks anl-lr-
dinArie- IN tbs StAte. ESSENTIALLY prinlrd - 1ut
White papr.s uhieh vill lrel a a. s.no f,ssi
No" ehArgse IT ths la.nk rar,r alous.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-13

The retrr-hurg s.rrr.l i1.l.rf ~ -i.- a.-.-t.
consfifutioh .li-t =
The C-nsrrirtio1 aufhoriicf are n..u-s- fr,-ls
eNniTtsgns arTroa<ih. IN het parsait n.s.rp ror
-eripfs. and - Ugh ll~ 'ss e uari- si.,n ii..
~trecft hns ut hocn srfci =, e. fhr rnrn.,.r.
taken fsrrrs o1t al delinquent military
y thc Confederate STATE arr "a r-l-rt-arre ..
gent In some - . tsi- sirir rcpc, II ..rr r...
So - ADD ii.s>-ts - great a. ,t-f -f--.-
oifa,siL,pn and ~hfn -s-iur. - .ase < mai, ...
uildic -. and fhrsoie -ur-s,-- ~ hss.,,.a Il Il
y md The ferrase hou-ohoi1 q ~ fallen 1853.
drAxgcd OF fr-rn he riou - tLc market 90. -
rot think that "a = ere better hare 10 ihi- r-
To-and pounec up9n snrnc = fhosc vEcial.
less ans insoieut vho s~-rn abonf The Ger ..r.i
zion hureea hsen p the ire ID - old. IS ff
ecarts n Pharaoh
Whcnrthc secret STORY N rhr rnr 49, e. 81.
writtcn.f ever - l. rhaIitsr-of oons-rif.tian
Dot bc the least 4 tcrtsfing portion. ard SIS
reasilug y thc itn1nen>e 1sslher - fnnkit- r-.l
benehnaen kcpf r. thc t,yr7rs,c n fo-cIn.. .r-,
into Tho hantr-eF axe. mcn uiii ~un.irr ~ ~.
nnyrm.1onf ~ p6-slr Ursc pa therasrire- rrutt.
4 n ACIDS Ior ~h,ntl fhrr e-c - snrrf ns-lsf O.
than tic fr.li- PANT - rnanh...l x ~ fisr
ura2ly oAer :. -rte-l Ths p4fa.rraah 80 th-t
shall t-.at - ..cfl Place riil r,s ,l,..-.-I
fi,c. ard rcrlaps DID T. -iir urr.I 81 - Fl.
s. drrary chapter friii sacss. ~,i.,- l.-.'f. -
- q short di-iancc frrs Their, al 4. 81. 49,
I1ruuctrd IN elnafi fartarr . i-l.Ic.. l4I.Il
fsrfurrs that from IT, rrrr narnr. e...t' -i -.-
durr than . dc-taiu Amount ii .r.l. t..,..
T. alithe labor nectssary tiis intitid la ~
Competent. but OF the factory he~a-rt.-a t..r
ernuBent AFFAIR. fhe fnruer coId,r~tf- ~. .-'..fi
tntcd snpcriutcnderit and fnd a..i..s,li- t.l l.f
the produoe % HE 4arr- = dnstr fore ~ - -ia..
Young men. none q ahom have ever So i.-s,s
eArzlldee ~ Cfea enc ch4rEtn< ssh ;'f 'ie
Southern Cause
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-13

ga The JelIouiag i from an Easi,h eotsir
papsr sutIlsd @FR
A F7cPfa Two 6esrKs.--T Tho nearer (. sns Grint
approaches HE sStsgob.d, the s5re be seesto
yLte-EaFd.
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BIZ AUTHoRIELs
rUgLIc AcLl -

n.c.,r--..ur,he Couf-Sur.ae sl-i.s 81 49,
n % cna1ar Thni 10 addiricu - - t4res 49,
b. ~ --act r. ~ trEcs - ne 11A7.cn et-eneA
lnd = oarrf lho Gssrrrr,Sn- - - $500
80 etat-.- auurnfcd farnt. lou-th Icf AL
1-h.--u hu-lrsd ard e. Wy 49,. = err shal -
lrTicd frorn tbe r...aer 81 th- - - - 81 cts
fro-r srr-r r.crs,u 60 -trers- 2. frslclaiit.. ~
eorPorrfion. h.hs eb~rrior. '.1rs - tlH~s 3
I Cpun the r.ias -of proP-rst. roal prr-snAl
and Mad. q ererT k1rd - 1e~-1p4ru. ~
heruiaaiter exruPted o. tnzet r = dllereu- fair.
fre pr ocuL lroridr4. Ih.t - thls ~
ne tzlDe q pror-rrfy. enpleTcd ~ .Errnltnrr.
shan b dcdnctcd th~ al1le - ~ ftt a. ko.i a
rired th~r-frorn a. .r--<.rd nn3ts "a ~ lrap-
sin< a. and delivered 20 the tsoTrr-l1rri4- ircrl
do That eredit sail - Ai'r 4 es,en.l 80
PER cent
IN Oh she rsisr -frold Asd airs- -srrsp-d s
plaie- jruci.- icuslry nnt w1lcilrf. "a r-r eent
III The ralue u proIrr1y ta1ssi 80 49,
oon nhau b. aNsossrd the ta>i- n tac UuTIF1
ral1s q he H.lDe, - ssre.a- f.rol-rrsr. -
nciEhborhocd Where $4,000 IN ~ - {.
huntrr1 And sirtv except b. Cas- uif-e
slaves. cotton cr tcbsocr. lave boa $50
siDce ~ frs d. y Ja--sr5- ssrhtseB A.
and rixfr two. iu ublc1 cas- ttc talc l1p1- =
cot1nn nd t..i,acc... - r.1rrsl~.lt stsI ~
IA =, rs f-ioe .ctuEils Fasd e. ~ s.1uz
n~ncr- -"
Sss o. ,he raise ~ 81 -e,k-r.. - i.,--1...
BID In any bnnk. ha1kinr -lr1tp.-r - lstlHn-.
Ina, u-u-i ,.naur-lnn. trFaft1Ef-d rrprrf-I'~
int-fr-'cr ---r1i,cr- - r f-1i'ts errr.1.I|
-, 40 ais 80 - rsz., = - -. !. g. - -
r-.sa - - ass r.s- go - ssi'-..i' -.
~ 1@sts - ihe rn.-kci f1,ne ~ 80 rrs5-srsF -
- Re -tl-,t strre 1nar1ae- IN Enrl err
y - ny A. - grner.i - acre. - ~ Ear-l,s--
meat
So. L rpo1 ~ n,aa.-t - IN ,rals "a -
~ es-,r 49, a1-' 4 a - sllssr - Nh es-,.sr
n-ii ~ 5anks " chr r1rpcrnurns f- intltll.
as. sss-Ps - A. uFua ~ r-.o-sr. So
.ev11. = lrontts ns1,i - 81 - ~ stfi1.-,e.
=, : -, =.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-13
'l,.s F5ti'il. -sliIunl tIrSiilia atg.,.


saEtirl. ~ 50 .isfzt y kssa-r ~ ,n.i
I ne r 's sH5 ~ =. sits fi.slh iss.
5onnt isli1 ~ a 's..- c. .s.,i.l. j.
thSn ~. ss.rs r.ss - i ......sra .sat. -
oi ,ta flerss-s - nfcic Tie
fshi E $50 fs-t slsssis ari Ker-..
teWri ~ e 81 tte + Nnthcsftr. Nr
I iiackcdf "a, tI.tHl tfsss sn.rulu1rd the Yar-
kee t7f'ti 80 -siFi = II rs an T. eue r. roo
eayal r1r r1rcos ne enemy t,5 tuu2rs..
Hill. .s5 IS rtie- bcycnd Naa-hcs-cr. ~ fan ist
blShi 1nl lNi4naaf p-re toll Iarsn.nE 'isu.
large d eF q tsi4.ileI- were taken. Ii-is re-.
fpF,ea ~ esiriliy f,strsy.l fhesr traini
tas zsa. cai.llE he ht3 tasr = ia. af.l a..
ieaf'iiu'i Is 81 linksiis = ltainseur- .i.'. ~
deH Alt sal MAS rotsii,lr on sunday sss1,Ar.
AMI 'li'li aaF sands \ X 'srs'evn. On y udsy
n.afaEhs
IS iSSi.ielf confirms the -inallnes. e our loss
net 7s.f SKIS m kiiie,l a4l wounded cdr Killed
~ naulefin- llase ilian Ten dftcen- Hosp
fais fsr 7.hr N'irI4ics iavy be- rsfablisbed n
Wlnflis r, - ii-re set ar doing we'll
Tau ~ ~. Ire rssI.t ei,cratishs
y oas i..s Astlss. 'seee ilIeir fecrOsslfs
frsfa Aia4 IAN
Tltf" fAsf hecn rosae aetife military movements
N TIE le4ee ficy s4nce Tao return Of our troops
ff9ia iaet tip 70 Maryland. The encny .Aifo~cdr
~ g lPsr tie p9sfqtc Wifssut inserruIating hui
VIII l7' ~. "a sr they eanst fc.rin- anJ .charg
lDe as;rf S-skcaf-s-sl doattiees hscaurc lad
ssheiya ,irfslffs Pa good many hor-os, cattle
shc. 6slss b ihe l5ttlntfy eeerthe border.
~ Luz TIA fce f,.= lse-burg 20 akerflic tho
train y u aitaeke4 - The enenya cavalry COM
II tr5n the dirSe tn 4 HiiiEboro aud csnsisler-
abb ptilnrf q ~1g and few prisoners
eaptufek Kainsclire division coming ~. DRIVE
thrm ~ sitil .,me luss, capturing pBoce II ariil
ieFy and tecAI ring eefns Of the Waroas The
enemy rucsec.ied N carrying Of or burning some
thirty ~ tofty wagons. including the whole train
q 1sn ln,'esfns eTe4de and the greater part or
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-13

sonfnrnk tis.s ~ M c.,rAsax as6rSs- a.u..I
= HsiSn.
Wa.aife,0p cofSs spsn.A o. q lAs e1ioeo unsl
Taekeis stsaake aftsr yet 20 be written
letls 70 asf s sS s'1 rs Sasssss 49,
tor Nils@n. IN -. ssr ~. furnish = faoSK .1H-re
lapk ekii,eleat-rs l' 81 ftts proper lsllii Ard
rith o. sxria kasiSsss ni-i.esi br his ,iieS
tAry n ~ seen TIA, tic saolc casnpairn thus far
pas oeen sucfeisil ~ iAilu4es aud q atalodopcd
plans or plsak sesH'.ers "a too oaly amer succcs-
siNe attempts ~ carr fifem ont ha1 eosf "a the
tisrs q q ghiy theasAnsi >Sldisrsl some 81 thc-e
seanslo1ed plEns heNt leretoior~ alluded 10
hexs pow iozeResk o. shc latest two
ha- n ssv -tses =. s-t-.s 49, Tires days attack
% Iillf Harbnr,pn the flrsf three DAYS II Irnrs-
tits 7 4, 70 gain pc sessou 81 the roAd- Leading
tEaA sEtres Mall s-ress the Chfckahofninv NJ
y GOD 'tiiA = efe- 2, tfe James river Tarkcy
issnd 5a : ~ - sisa ge station aid tho western
c1d sif White Oak -, al Fhasn -~r- tte r-.si.
that Cfneral Mcclellan 'bok 10 Is movement Ia
the ye1pes river, They are lard and dry and ia
expelct1 Qrliet. and hs distance from the Chick
shornfny % The. James u PER. BY these roads, =
o1I-ttn miles Ehis pl b talked In consequence
OF the arunpes with " b il The rcbck army main.
tAsrled their position 90 Tic r1dgc between Goa
Harhg7 sud the Chick Ahstniny and. aftSr sacr,f.
cing ~ I've thonsant nie1. Gen Grant abandoned
this pta a,ssf. on the 7ti 90 June began 4, carry
lnsse hss.l ftn inokaer. This was 70 cros< .fhs
ChickhhrI DIV a llottosps bridc and "a move &,
Janlai rssl BY the uny &c the Ninte .Oak BRIDE
i-at ~ tsktsr 5i..issfA,e White Oak Swnrlp :
dni ttF-7ll ftr hf-t li- would also take lirn
vysf tllr tsllf rs r t- asas BY General Mcclellan
aud vlAslsl4is En-. tssiaes. ihc splendid Pcrt=
t.5fof fldarn Hl
faesPrIshs il sis f5r sai- movement svcrc all
nrstehs thq ish u Junc. and the Railrsaii be-
tNqeh tAcl M hise lease aud tho Chick Ahoaiiny
had bgsf dpEEfsls iairsstsl. when il Wa found Al
80 la1t ~ ffLl, - "a .assslacnt ~ rnpraets-
49, Ii'la - ha'I rsessrall ~ a-.ial. sua
80 taA fle-fsa- {. dceAi r. snd be did n ieatS
ia rttd o. X A 1, or arIrt that pcafEe
het3htsk Ahi6t soifnnlis k6<i4ro frurd tActn
testf- NH lrf-d Ssert ~ superior dbrce lsiio
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-13

ASarnEa PARTr ~ KkInERs csf.1ci...D.-4ws
learn that party 81 riders captured in Non
-rde On TaaissiAy. LIS Natel that they numbdrrl
about hNe hlaslrel. au4 wcfe probably fhn-e rho
rseafed fran4 sirn Tversoa when Stonsinat 4 81 "a
+ ken They seF6 pneampel Al fA9 tirns fua tr3ffs
came nHsts fis.a thsnt Cry Of fis- rai lar'
kiise.i5
Aiof the lae-1 ilas n tazdvrs 49, fs.ls4i- lss i
nov tsca taken. aliiou "A tho couHf1s 81 e... II
j. fiIi of sasfl rrits--nrinbcrins frafn tt 'sfi
~ II thsrf5 - ii err forcer iississi }
Ail crer.efisaiiF. Abe rantry viii soon &c clcRrs
~ Them t,sf4si. r 4 .Ssafiaei
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-13
nvuNxNG EDITION.

& ~ br- wA7sos uiil pr.Aeh j, Mr.. Mos,o+,.
sshaolSoen. maxi sunday, Il ssa o,eisek.
A. y ef
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4 - a.ttrlance 18Th n-ler. frvn ca. JAae1 n.
| rs. -. Ala -l-.c..a,. "a. lfi,ta Dstriet ~
- iirS IN SraliiIn< r..-t. letru~1 thr 49,
g f'fy ave an1 slrtS. arc tc-rbF n,fitod 80 ~
p met ~ tsrifn 81 >sin lay. ~ l,th inst
~ q p'clsek. A. NJ. Tor tas rrrorr q orr-nlrinr
- free fr tl., q ots eti ,.nt dcfr1ee q I'D
eoaaiy IhF.e -tirslr- o. 1r1rr a.t - snrullcd
a. f.rr-i ~ y "a ~ frc-i ffrtk III,
icr.- x O.. ir. .-rlctisns frori HdiL Grn- Wayna
q r. JcHSeOE.
Al A. pOR1ER-
u T. DCkES.
u y A. Afford.
tuf-llus lrftrilf Cosrt-
1ti'-a. An< A. jSst- a4<. StL
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rHE fRgFs.--f Senriernaii- 'sa.i = srrtt.i=f
e1l from Esiti} theceuntrs infgrni. mat f.
efeps near thi- gity arc booking veil M may AFu
b. cons. dcrcd y made The yl~id lrasfss ri ia
, lArge one. dgspiie the strcafai lsaek aarlne. .
fbe srring. Pretty nfl5h e.ery ~hrr file n-sff
q the hesbatdman vii auIis 4 seuaefis1 isisa
his labarfs Never bgfore has tlass Pa. sfiN;
variety IF agriTEftaT5a Prp.inttt ns ID { iff
al nenS ~ tllenA ars new. tn ,Ssif isfItt IL
siiesthc usual craps q corn. rsia.. A. W.
s-HSiiusp. tahaccd max aud MANY sh.fs s5l
ihem loosin- we'll a ycar Or Two tnaff's +
hlark ale ansl-ear f4ir land VIII yield ial iAf 81
necrsyary MAD III lnepcndcat y al pf lp q
II other land{ kSFAs. Rep.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-13

Vol .ai.. .ir-.rs-e Ia IN Il rits, c'1 l.i-, r
ESQ sInaf 'f. lfrrur art otaer nersarary
h,asr- eteell.r &c ueL ~ sr,rlcr. Arllv q I
+. NfSCHk>kR.
i1ll-tf 10 irall FcaD1rv
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-08-13

4 - /" - - 7 ("
ery prF aratirn ,
.et h7ur. Ncantii
iekftl kept urahi
De rsR 4acuR
fouu 80 iosiEp
hor l1usaai ~ /
y ht ths sii-hts
- aff,-k Unit Il
Thr attack l-ezsn
Fhe trris-iou ? 4
pn arS u ran1ra J
i ! bSi = raofsn
80 4. and most 4
bh4 - thA shri
oTser ~ veSe t.r-.i
cmI. .orf ahc " 4
mhn h.d dorr X
- Anre done - ffc
AsIsfsfed ato-
n1tit& Ru-iruinr
rDcor tanslnx |
no 80 oscF har
dou Ia H. cannot
hon bcLlnd dc Of !
No l1fUmission-
bs7gs ever the epp3
haze % eie-e Al
M&ren<or. No
heguu- Der los ~
- sheht Il = -
add - rtbcr ~ ihe
- -
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-. - klEIZf Fy1r.s.rs.
49, ~ ~ jskn,,forsr rh.s iIals
-,rs - q - r,,s.t 3Pla,,sa e assh.
Aierss -. "a Ps,,8b.r We srtr.es %.
10y
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26
DR.. MOTIFS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
/. Twill CURE.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Costiveness.
Feyers, and all Bilious Diseases,

These PILLS are made from Vegetables, chemi-
cally extracted After being used once, the person
having used them will use no others.
Not injurious to children the most delicate fe-
males, yet potent to cure the most obstinate mala
dies. Try them.
The success that has attended the use of DR..
MOTIFS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS is the
subject Of conversation in all circles We have
never known any Pill to be spoken of in such fa-
vorable terms. Those who have used them will
not take substitute, if these can be had. 1t gives
us pleasure to announce that they are for sale by
all Druggists and dealers in Family Medicines
throughout the country.
REDINGToN 4 CO.. Sole Agents,
m26 4l6 and as Front street, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26
SUNNI MONS.

In the District Court of the 9th Judicial District of
the State of California, in and for the county of
Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26
Special Notices.
MOTHERS /! MOTHERS.
MOTHERS!

n0N'T fail to procure MRS. WINSL0W'S
IL SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one Of lhe most erper@kced and skiiIfli Nurses in
New England, and has been used with aererj falling
success in THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but in
vigorates the stomach and bowels corrects acidity
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
1t viii almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bo,cels and Wind Colo.
and overcome Commissions, which if not speedily
remedied, end in death We believe i; the-Best and
S'sresf Remedy IN the World, in sil cases Of DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether arising from teething or from any other
cause.
Full directions for using viii 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.
Principal Office. As Dey rect, Ner York,
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE
REDINGT0N CO.,
4l6 and 41SEront St, San Francisco.
aul.6m Agents for California.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26

THE LIBERALITY OF THE ANAHEIMERs.-
Loyalty and liberality have ever been twin
sisters. In all stages and orders of society,
those who cling to their native or their adopt
ed homes with the greatest pertinacity are
ever the most loyal. and first to defend not
only their country, but its institutions, both
from traitors within and foes without, andto
extend the hand ofgenerosity to the way farer
and the needy. Anaheim with only fifty votes
shows thirty three of them for sustaining him
who is devoting all his energies to mainain the
Government. 1t also contributed forty three
dollars in currency, and twAve-pipes, equal
to fifteen hundred and seventy FIVE gallons of
wine, to the Sanitary Fund. We say three
cheers for Anaheim. May Ceres shower her
blessings upon their field, and the Master of
the vintage bless their vineyard. May their
wine presses be as ever filled and overEuwing
as are their generous and hospitable hearts.
Los 1ageles S!ar.
Anaheim is a district in Los Angeles coun-
ty, settled principally by Germans, and deFo-
ted to the culture of the grape and the mana
afacture of the finest wines. The wine donat-
ed, as prices range here, would be worth
S3,0Ce. 4 most magnificent ovation of loyal
hearts
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26
Browns Bronchial Troches.

az have never changed my mind respecting them
from the first excepting to think yet better of that
which l began thinking well Of
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER..
q The Troches are a staff of life to me-"
PRoF. EDWARD NORTH,
Pres. Hamilton College Clinton, n. Y.
"For Throat Troubles they are a specific"
n. P. WILLIS.
s'Too favorably known to need commendation .
HoS. CHAs. A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass. Senate.
"Contain no Opium anything Injurious
DIR. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston.
"An elegant combination for coughs"
DR.. g. F. BIGELow, Boston.
81 recommend their use to Public Speakers
REV. E. IL. CHAPLIN. I
Most salutary relief in Bronchitis
REV. S. SEIGERIED, Morristown, Ohio.
Very beneficial when suffering from Colds"
Rev. S. J. P. ANDERSON, ST. Louis.
"Almost instant relief in the distressing labor of
breathing peculiar to Asthma"
REV. A. C. EGGLEsroN, New York
'They have suited my exactly, relieving my
throat so that l could sing with ease"
T. DucHARME.
Choristcr French Parish Church, Montreal
As there are limitations be sure and obtain the
Agents for California,
ap2 REDNGrGS & Co., San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26

TnE LATE GEN. MCCLELLAN.-The magni-
tuie of McClellans suicideis appalling, says
the Flag. Modern history affords no paral-
lei to the sublmity of his destruction. The
fall of Benedict Arnold was swift and pro-
found, but it was not from the lofty altitude
occupied by Gen. Mcclellan, and even in the
depths of infamy, the memory of Arnold has
the redemption of personal valor. Though
q traitor at last, he had been bold, dashing
and indomitable warrior. From the imperial
splendors of fame, Aaron Burr fell to the
condition of fugitive and vagabond; but,
even to the bottom Of the vast abyss he car
tied With mini the reputation of great states
man and bold adventurer. Mcclellan goes
down to oblivion through the blackness of
darkness which enshrouds the coward, the
lmpostor and the traitor. From the very
apex of fame and popularity he has fallen
with the gravity OF ain arolite, to become the
theme of ribald testers and poetasters. We
pause in amazement to contemplate the mag
nitude of his folly in deliberately taking the
last step which hurled him headlong oser the
precipice. After his dismissal from the
chief command Of the army, there were many
loyal people in the Union who believed that
Mcclellan had been unjustly dealt with, that
he was the victim of jealousy that his grand
plans had been thwarted by Administrative
interference, and that Notwithstanding his
seauestration he was, like Ar;stides, a great
commander,a pure. patriot. But, when
they saw the object of their commiseration
voluntarily become the instrument of con
spirators and traitors, they began to under
stand the wisdom Of the President in remov
ing him from place where he was both dan
gerous and disgraceful. His subsequent
course has wholly relieved the Administra
zion from, all misconstructions of an act which
the President could not fully explain to th'
nation without utterly destroying ant
disgraeing before the world the sublec
Of Administrative discipline. But the eyl
genius of McClellan's ambition has been IN
DESTROYER. His espousal Of the traitors
cause compelled public insestigation OF III
disgraaeful military career. which was sean
ned by an Argus with more than a hundred
eyes, and belabored by Briarius with NOR
than hundred arms. The evil spirit whicl
caused Lucifer TO be hurled from the battle
ments of heaven, has also flung this charla
tan, imposter and traitor to depths scarcel,
less iuscrutible.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26
SHASTA COURIER.
The Cow Greek Mines.
Cow CREEK MINES, SHASTA Co.
Nnu IL 1864

Cow CREEK MINES, SHASTA Co.
Nov. II, 1864.
Ed. Cotx1hk MOT having seen anything
in your popular sheet respecting the late
movement inaugurated for the purpose Of
developing the resources of these mines, l
will give you few items. Although the
extreme hard times operate against any en-
terprise of the kind; yet the people about this
portion of the county, knowing that some
thing must be done with the valuable miner
ais in this district. h66e organized stock
company to erect q smelling furnace for
working these ores; capital stock So,oOO, IN
500 shares, at $40 each, thus enabling al
most any enc who desires to purchase at least
one share. A sufficient amount OF the stock
has already been taken 10 justify the pehel
that within few weeks the whole amount
will be subscribed. The work is under the
supervision of Mr.. Hoske, an active ener-
getic man, who thorougly understands his
business. About dozen men are employed,
who take stock for their services. Appllca-
tl0nS are mdue udHy " "oin o--
terms, but as the. present number Will prob
ably be able to complete the outside work by
the time the machinery can be got upon the
ground Mr. Hoske is obliged to refuse them.
The first work necessary to be done is to
construct two bridges, one on Cow Greek and
the other over Cedar Greek, thereby ena-
bling persons to come and go during the
highest stage of water. They are put up in
a rough but substantial manner.
OF the merits of the different lodges it is
unnecessary for me to make mention, as
a great many persons have visited this place.
at different times, and have yet to hear of
the first word of doubt expressed as to their
richness. The facilities for wood and water
are abundant. The people are focking in
here daily, looking after their interests,
many are making preparations to get out ore,
and all are anxious to do what they can to
further the cause. By the time the furnace
is completed, there will be plenty of mineral
en- the ground ready for smelling. The
manner in which the company is got up will
do away with all assessments. To any one
who wishes to invest in the enterprise, /
would say, step forward before the certificates
are all issued. j. A. W..
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26
Whiskytown Gold, Silver and Copper
Mining Company,

II oCATION of Works, Trinity Centre, Trinity
1 4 county. Cal.-Notice is hereby given, that at
meeting Of the Trustees of the above Company,
held on Nove(hber 18th, 1864, an assessment of Two
Cents per share levied upon the capital stock OF
said company payable to the Secretary, at hisky-
town, in United States gold or silver com, on or
bssora December 7th 1854. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on December
-th. 1854, viii be advertised on that day as deiin-
ouent. and unless payment shall be made before,
viii be sold on December 2lst, 1861, to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with costs OF ad-
yertising and expenses of sale
nis c. W. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The Shasta courier., 1864-11-26
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