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wv oSyAo0I0 OT0oxs~-&01D04S
E{Itsk3 G 1setttea. u
s,.s@.s Albany. May g. =
Gov. Seymour has directed the District
Attorney to procure Indictments agaisss
all who were engaged IN the seizure Of the
Offices Of the NY. World and Journal of
Comnsrce. x8xy sEs -
There are specials Of importance 10 the
morning papers.
The Frederieksbpgg correspondent .oi
thb Hibape ststes shek tArss eauhnab sss
anchored there, on the way up the river.
They sent IN expedition three miles into
the country. capturing an Acting Master
Of the rebel navy. Three men were killed,
snd ~ pthers rouaded hstsling the
Acting Master. They stated If our gun.
boats had been two days later, they would
have been boarded and captured By the
@sbsh osgasissd eos shes psrpsss. COZ
(O.NGRESSXOyV:aL.
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@r The opponents Of Mr.. Lincoln are
to bold = National Convention At Clsve-
land during the present month, and ysl
the same men are furiously hostile 70
holding National Union Convention II
Baltimore 30 early in the season as the
7th OF June. sse seess
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@ The Cedar R.pids Times says I
number Il war meetings have recently
been held At that place. The followiuf
is posted in the post-ofics at Cedsl
Rapids:
NurUs.-the undersins wishss 70 81
his COW and caf chep for Green Bax At hi.
hous BY the rals rode one saturday tht
18Th may 1864 p H Winter.
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~ The Methodist General Confer
Isses as PhiladelpAis % Tuesday aAoessd
with only eight dissenting votes, the 70
port Of the oomnitsss, changing Tho dis,
ciplins Of the chsrsi . = to make slsve
holding incompatible With nsaba1akip
On tie :aaaas DAY the LAynsa,s Ca.saa''
ton organised BY sleosing Thonaa Knsiii
of Massachusetts,. President. A nushe,
Of Vice Presidents wers elected and III
Secretaries. ~ -s,5
Among the Vice Presidents are ex.Gpv,
ernor Wright, Of Indiana; Governor Casl
NON, Of Dsiawsre. and Senator Wiley 81
West Virginia, The object Of the Confer.
sncs is to place the hay representation on
the same footing - the clergy. 6psecAs,
favorable to the cause oflay representation
were delivered BY the Ohairmas, 6snatol
Wiley, and other gentlemen.
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~ The State Convention of the Radi-
Gals of Missouri viii meet at Jefferson
City to-day.
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~ The six States that enabled their
soldiers to vote last year, Zone Of them
only those in the hospital within her own
limiis0 showed An aggregate Of 81, ,975
Union votes, last fall, to 7,lla Democ.
Gratis. This is very curious aud sipni6.
cant when We remember that "only Dem.
ocrats have gone to war" N
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New York. Nay Is,

dispatches from Graut's army = H.
fniisdelphia Inquirer state thAt eArly .oa
Saturday afternoon the army silsuelS Id
vsncsd. espsured The rebel eiers(6. ss.sf..
ed on and captured : portion 81 sths nm
colnus Of tho nsia rebel aruy .ta ~
rivsr. cspturina some 900 psIsseera.s g.
Three stAnds of rebel eolofs wsfs tskeu
ION Friday morning -
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Fort Monroe, May 23.

Fort Monroe, May 2s.
Gen. Wistar has left for home, sisk.
Gen. Davis is at Chesapeaks hoepihl,
sick. ~ I
Yesterday noon the pickets on our left
and ,nese Ne PUNT of Rocks % ths Ap.
pomatox, were driven in BY the rebels, and
qsits An engagement essssd - soon -
the pickets reached our reserve force, and
our batteries opened on the enemy, With
a deadly FIRE, and they were 20 tAksn bv
surprise that they lost heavily in killed
and wounded.
Tie fsbel Gen. Walker is woui5de ed and
. prisoner, with . great many Of his men
The enemy got the worst Of the skir-
nish and retired. x
Piskst skirmiahing is going on most Of
tho time along our lines. S.
There is heavy skirmishing going on
this morning; but the particulars are NOT
yet received. 'i3 - tH II
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The Worids eosrsspondens s1ys Ma,
in the event Of Grant fankinR Lee. - he
will evestually do and that beyosd psrsd.
venture. fact which Lee himselfadmits,
under his undecided 0Ovsosnts, the rsbel
army VIII 30 back, contesting = is goes
At every strong position, % the ipmedi-
~ viciAisy of Lynshburg, which + psw
learn from prisoner i tsing heavily
fortified. according 70 the rebel camp RI.
NOR, and will 6ghi the main and decisive
battle OF the sar there. I8
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Nsv York, May ..

The correspondent states less than To-.
900 new troops repalsed three division d
Eweh's corps 1t three o'clock FridlJ
morning.
Birney's. Crawford's, and Russell's II.
visions have advanced. and the movement
wss 20 rapid and unexpected that the
rebel picket line Was captured almost 10
q man. 49,
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0aspsnsiea ef O. Daitanerr Fr..le =,

Baltimore. lay l8.-Tbe Evening
Transcript. disloyal paper, vassnspeDd.
I'd to-day BY order of Gessal Wallace,
for psblishisg dispssch saying that the
loss Of The Army Of the Potomac was not
less than 10. 600 men, and crediine The
same to the Associated Press. Il vas
II vas proved that the paper did not take
the Associated Press dispafches, and that
he dispatch II question did not emsnate
from any agent Of The Aaociated Press.
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Bosloa, May ls.-Ths British itsansr
Young Republic. which was captured on
the 6th inst OF Wilmington, n G., D
the listed States steamer Gnnd GuM,
arfissd here this evening il charge OF
Acting Eosagn Chas. H. Frisbee and .
priie crew. She Vas chased six hours
bsfore she was taken. Her cargo coo.
sists Of 600 bales IL cotton and sbos,
seventy tons Of tobacco. The Young
Rspublic vas buils in Brooklyn, New
York, il 1863, sad il 658 tons repister
Her engines we're bsilt By Jss. Murphy,
cf the Fulton Iron Works. Sbe can
make avenge speed Of fourteen kuots.
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D~The Oskaloosa Herald exults ovel
the favorable prospects for crops 10 that
vicinity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-24

!, ~ go Cinciunati, May -.
Mr. Greenwood & Co. : hard ware sstab-
lishnent was partially destroysd By Ere
this afternoon. Loss Sl50, 900. s.
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~ Y VZEs.t8 81 - E7C-y xssRH&
"a AllJ0ferkA3oR,e sNOTIGHs-
~ Is.lss = ~ = iIsss 4 i3s3sg s3sssgs
(aEivue, ~ 3etspw wiuttiaE Aane59a1s.
the eb9nte VIII 1noe Ae them uceugn9 r. luv ~ -,
s1kn6A.IShs I'D ~ = - stss9 il q ~
(ssii a,~ agu5s sAsssPlls s4s.sss. a.. la
40 k~ahza.sL
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4 All companies organised under the hundred dav1
CALL which src nlnaA5fO number ts3) VII
report 70 the Adjufanf General, at Davenport Evths
u - Istrultin6 cece. ~bo lave ~ III afAd -
fheif companies 70 the minimum number The time m
recruiting = extended to the 50th But all companies
are requirsd 20 report above without delay q COOS
= seey ~ All<d 70 sd e~sslfr. & es s.ets 80
III Mpse haytng sspp1p a pee, asA ars NJ able "a
raase afe company Ae directed cnn~iidate with otlv
squads % - TO procure The requisite number for com
penys uon surh terms the istrbufion of ther -.
een they may AgSrs upon ard this Consolidation a.d
seisctnn of company Officers may taxa psAce either -
tcrc or Afsef they reach Davenport.
BY order Of the Governor yB BAKRR
nn2p 81 R2fgssass-.x sssAi1sHnt Gasanlef hsws-
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CHOICE LANDS AND LOTSFoR

HHOICE LANDS AND LOTSFOR
~ 6AIE~I0ts o. l8 ii and L. in bo<k 90, with we'll
built spcios 0ctagon HQnSe NJ s@nd-tos, brick sshle,
WOOD AosDe &e- loas and >. tketk 81 With dwr4hsg
honns Ac jsts L + and B. With ctoirs lrsits q ID
kin fpfs s 4 and block l+I lot y block iss, lot
h10<k 10k nsgs &nf 64iiE 44~% deff EfsN
In Wiiiiams Perrys Additor-Lots i, :, 3, l. At, 7
ard bscrk q; lcts II and Il bsok ~. VOC 3. snd
block n Also, 20 reh frrnnng lard with
for table cabin and stable miles Of Montrose
With % vsGnsb1e efchaFd ana good psxuo 81
meadow and growing timber Ia scres tspdfna sSaa
of same to Plank kof with frane dxsiIine BIO nse &-
apl sose D. sres q yUmg timker. - xeFssd lnna ws1l
located in Monroe county iniies ~ FROM Albis also
30 " tifr land nne north u HAMILTON Hs-
cock county, I'll. sss4.s vrs III
Apply 10 VIM. H. Williams Mrs A. l. Williams.
q Second and High stseeka. Keok uk- nmy4dd
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvu,.a oosdszss--rs... s...,.
Washington, May 2s.
SENATE.


( SENATE.
A coamuniessioas VA ieseisld Asm
the Secretary of War in answer to reso-
luton Of the Senate transmitting list Of
the officers: in the army, their rank. 6c.
On motion Of Foets ths reading Of the
document was suspended, and it vss e.
dered to BE- printed. t,r gssssfs S.
On motion Of Grimes, his bill in rels-
ton to naval ssuppliss, wAish ~as acted
upon adversely by- the snaval ee.minee,
Mr.. psinss pfosssiea sts dsf1ud the
bill. He also defended the chief Of the
0ufetd of Yards and docks, and explained
the manner in which frauds and sollu@
sions against the department. had been 40
complished. +
Mr.. Hale replied to the remarks Of
Mr.. Grimes, and said that although the
corruptisas sdd euoemous sbusss charged
wsrS' tlas, ~ remedy ought 70 ~ sp.
piled by the bill Of Mr.. Grimes. Il vosid
not reach their cass. = 49,
Hale shsnsterissd tie frauds spen ssd
the corruptions in the navy departansps
= large = Outrageous. He cAefxsd that
TIE abuse and odinm altasksa IL nsvAl
agsatsi aas 1Dssto their effort tsrFesena
frauds upon the Gossrnnsak Ii nasy
instances thst NJ innstsf3 34llo llaIls1j.
|ure, Of the heads pf barsans Who sal(s1
to reward politioal iavoritss iof psse psse -
Ii. 1rSss.s ias.es6;Id Z II, Is.
Ehitit tbvsslessssf dsafseds - - Ia
dsk " 10 paying u the bosnty nSielS,
aad without ths psocnration Of an acesps-
able subsfisats. s59 raaAA1st1 u
Az. Hale consinssd HE speech.
f~Sss1 asst "a ~nx,.~ S-sizasl
11f.Ds~as. frens shs sCdnnitsse On
ElactiQps.., reported :. psssbdsiu6 th,l
Msssn. ChandlSf, Ssear and KiseheuL,
whose claims TO seafs from vSeis;a AsGe
been rejeotsd. b sllqNel !. sea<
tessiod Nd au1osaAly pay till ~ padfi i1
Nr. Dawes said III. i ~
|f(1
|lel - slu - -
lLlyw1oee0 I1fu1uu - =
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DLANK-WALk NOTICE.

lDLANk-WALk NOTICE.
IN sakssrs srssvs q sss IF Ia foecisS assersSsi
at meeting d thety Council of the CITY of Keokuk
held May 10th, 1884 she foto~iss resolutions were
adopted, viz
kesoved That the owners Of lots and IL block 100;
ices IND IS b1ock 1els lcs I. Bsnd block Io4
lots and Il block loe cts and IL bfock 1o lots and
x pocx ioo lots and Il block los and lots and L.
block 4aspasQhpsx Adsiatiss AM slot baoahV -.
ecnA 49, Ad1hia Ae dfrsoee1s61Aye1 Gank-sN
81 NOT iess than twonch plank and nix 10 width ma
70 Hont o. their respective lots Seventh strpct within
twenty Ays ffoss azte, sid walk 10 be made n srcor
snce with the ordinance Of the city.
Resolved That the owners " lots l. s. L and g.
eock ~ lota aad 9, block - and lots 1. q
91n3A noek ~ ~ directed 70 havs plank -wsK d
fwoneh plank and six feet wide laid in ront OF their
.espssuss los On High street within twenty days fsl
oase she A1e 20 b due ID Accordance With tke or
nance In such ease made and provided
B. 8. MERRIAM
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Acapulco datss a. th4 i1th ~ AS fke
kssech occupy 6ut > narfow line ftom
csn Dlas g tsfa CFas asd Ia0pise. Il
= = sls'ulssed the F1uc4 Admiral [does not
ssee'sfs % occupy any etbss Pacf1e port.
oecapse e would not b abIs 70 keep up
Communication with the interior.
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vOL.. III.

CoHsrffurIoNAL Convsn1Iox n M
BRAsKA.-Gov. Alvin 6sunders. Of Ne
|b,sAs Tsmsp9, hasissstf
ton fof tins election Of delegates 70 : Con
stisuaessf lstsentios, "a psxfscss 1 Etatl
organisation, prshninafy to tn. .pplioa.
ton Of the pesple for admission inlaktAl
Union.
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oev. 8eymsur's 0rdar- -0uaheat n
l8IUE3 I YSaitiea. a
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WALL PAPER, &c.-Spripu Stock
w OF Eap PaBws 19aers 0Ca, NasdD~ Shades,
Pendulum, Fixtures Cord, Tassels &C. received aud for
a'e hy lApr2l NJ VI. WKSrCUTT.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20

THE CoMAycHE.- hull is now put to-
gether, says the Bulletin, though not entirely
completed. The anchor well and overbangs
are put up, the last being about ready to re-
ceive the wood backing and side armor over
living il. Her boilers, and good portion OF
heavy machinery, are in the quarters assign
ed them for duty. A very correct idea may
now be had of the general shape OF the YES
sci proper. better indeed than when she is
aaoa. and mostly hid under wster. If the
imagination can supply the turret, pilot
house and smoke pipe, very good idea may
be had Of the fu'ure looks OF the Is to 5e.'=
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
Special Notices.
Browns Bronchial Troches.

"Ihave never changed my mind respecting them
from the first excepting to think yet better OF that
which began thinking well Of
Rev Henry WARD BEEcHER.
1.-The Troches are a staff of life to me-,
PRoF. EDWARD NORTH,
Pres Hamilton College Clinton, n. Y.
For Throat Troubles they are specific"
n. P. WILLIS.
s'Too favorably known to need commendation. y
Hon. CHAs. A. PHELPS,
Pres Mass. Senate.
:. Contain no Opium nor anything injurious
DIR. A. A. HAYES, Chemist. Boston.
IAN elegant combination for coughs"
Dr.. q. f. BIGELow, Boston.
II recommend their use to Public Speakers"
Rev. L. II. CHAPLIN.
Most salutary relief in Bronchitis"
Rev. S. sEIGERlEp, Morristown, Ohio.
q Very beneficial when suffering from Colds"
REV. S. J. P. ANDERSON. St. Louis.
.'Almost instant relief in the distressing labor Of
breathing peeulicr to Asthma"
REV. 4. C. EGsLEsros, New York.
They hare suited my case exactly, reieyingmy
throat so that I could sing with ease
T. DuoHARNE,
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal.
As there are limitations, be sure and obtain the
genuine:
Agents for California,
ap2 REDISGrcS 4 Co., San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
SHASTA COURIER.
Congressman.

ED1rIToR CoURiEg:-My communication
In your paper of July 23d seems to have sx-
cited the ire of q Mudsill.' SO much so that
he resorts to misrepresentation, and attempts
to pervert what have written. Certainly
it was not over modest in q Mudsilf' to in
innate that he had used your humble but
earnest Union man up.
l drop this branch of the subject BY IN
forming generous public. and ungenerous
Mudsill," that " Fair Play" and Union
are not one and the same.
1t was conceded in my former communlca-
ton that Mr.. Shannon had well represented
the Union sentiment of the State. New, 1t
is strange that '' Mudsilr' has Shannon on
the brain to such an extent that he cannot
concede that there are other candidates VINO
are his equals in morals, and as true TO our
country and State. That Mr.. Shannon votea
right is true, and It is just as true that any
one of the thousand Union men OF SHASTA
county would have done the same
Mudsill' says that :. through his ohah-
non'sl influence, as well as that OF other re-
representatives. Of this coast, the tax was re-
duced to one half of one per cent Now, |
had believed that it was mainly through the
influence and able speeches of Hon. John
Conness that this was brought about, assisted
by all of our representatives in the House.
When we shall have sent from this district
a representative who is not only honest and
true, but who proves that he has the capacity
to become statesman, then . Mudsill's' ar
guments against change will no doubt have
force and effect; and he will not be Mud
sil's" man, or any other mans man, but the
peoples man.
Unioni having accomplished his object
viz: having the claims of other candidates
discussed besides Mr.. Shannon's, closes this
correspondence by asking Mudsill, " Fail
Play and Union men generally, to see tc
it that Shasta county outdoes herself in roll
ing up a majority for the Union Ticket.
UNION
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20

How often the sick in despair cry, Where shall
I find relief.." The cry may be hushed. Its
answer can be found by reading the advertisement,
in another column, of the PRIVATE MEDICAL IN
sTITuTE ESTABLISHED by DR.. J. C. You've as
early as 1850. Here, under the care of the most
scientific physicians of the world, the sick and
troubled secure health and happiness. The
motto is, " No enre, no pay, giving guarantee to
all that perfect faith will be kept. Do not forget
the number manner of directing your letter, if
you do not visit personally. CONSULTATION OFFICE
$40 WAsHISGroN STREET, SAN FRAScIsco.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
MOTHERS MOTHERS
MOTHERS.

EA ONT fail to procure MRS. WTNSL0W'S S
6E SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of
one of ihe most experienced and ski!fal Nurses in
New England and has been used with nererjailng
success in THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t net only relieves the child from pain, but in
vgorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Botcels and Find Colic,
and overcome Commissions, which if not speedily
remedied, end in DEATH We believe it the Best and
Sarest Remedy in the World, in all cases of DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether arising from teetling or from any other
cause.
Full directions for using will 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. IS Deyisreet, Netc York
pRIcE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
REDINGTON & CO.,
4l6 and us Front ST.. San Francisco,
auI.6m Agents for California.
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DR.. MOTIFS
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
will Cure.
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Costiveness,
Fevers. and all Bilious Diseases.

These PILLS are made from Vegetables. eheni-
cally extracted. After being used onee the person
having used them will use others.
Not injurious to children the most delicate fe-
males, yet potent to 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 sgeh fa-
vorabie terms. Those who have used them viii
not take a substitute fthese 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.
REDINGT0N It CO.. Sole Agents,
mas 4f6 and 4ls Front street, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20

Tax ON TELEGRAPHIc MEssAGEs.-The fol
lowing is the rate of Internal Revenue tax on
telegraphic messages. which will hereafter
be adhered to. On all dispatches the tariff
on which is less than 81 so the Federal tax
is five cents. When the tax amounts to 81 so
and less than $3.50 the tax IS ten cents.
When $3.50 and less than $3.50 the tax is
fifteen cents. When $3.50 and less than
$3.50 the tax is twenty cents. When $3.50
aod less than $3.50 the tax is twenty FIVE
cents. When $3.50 and less than So 80 the
tax is thirty cents. When $3.50 and less
than Sl1 the tax is fifty cents. When Sll
and less than SCI, the tax is one dollar
and fifty cents. On all Eastern DISPATCHES
the tax is five per cent. on each dollar and
on each fraction of dollar.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20

Is il So?-We have heard it stated BY per-
sons who have strong reasons for believing it,
that certain Copperheads have been fora long
while drilling in the mountains in the vicini-
ty of Loeonome Valley. They leave here
and elsewhere with the avowed intention of
gong hunting, but their suspicious move
1Aents have caused them to be watched We
do rot believe in unnecessary excitement or
fsolish demonstrations. for we do not believe
she seeesh dare attempt any outrages in this
ngsghberhood. But if it is true that they are
POSING themselves il the use Of arms,
II Is no doubt with the inten ton of
resisting the draft, From what we have
Nitnessea ourselves. and from the reports Of
residents in the vicinity of ths / ,.o,,,,,,a
mountains IN the upper portion ofthe countv
fhere- !, NO DOUBT that there is regular or.
ganized body Of traitors whe meet there oeca-
sionaliy. From the anteeedents of those who
are named as their leaders. there is rsa San -
believe them capabie Of any outrage wortbv
of Quantrel or Morgan.-Napa Re4isfsg.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
COSTIYENFSS CURED.

URBANA, Ohio. September 26, 1858.
MEssRs. \, L. ScovILL & Co:
1 have been troubl, ID with a torpid action Of the
bowels for six CT seven years, which has been the
cause of great deal OF suffering to me. aud I had
to deprive myself Of many kinds OF food and used
much oatmeal, etc. until l got DR.. MOTIFS LIV-
ER PILLS, and find that they keep my bowels
regular and now eat anything that my family
does. | most confidently recommend these Pills to
those who are troubled with constipation of the
bowels. Truly yours. JoHS FLEMING.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20
The People of the state of California send
greeting to Margaret Mullen and Law
renee Mullen defendants:


greeting to Margaret Mullen and Law
renee Mullen defendants:
u 0u are hereby required to appear in an action
u brought against you by the above named Plain
tin in the District Court of the Ninth Judicial Dis
rict OF the State of California and for the said
county of ofShasta. and to answer the complaint filed
therein, Ga copy of which accompanies this Sum
mons.) within ten DAYS, Exclusive of the dav of
service.l after the service on you of this Summons
If served within this county or if served out of
hIs county but within this Judicial District with
IN twenty days; or if served out of said District
then within forty days-or judgment by default will
be taken against you, according to the PRAYER OF
said complaint.
The said action Is brought to recover against Won
the sum of two thousand dollars, with interest
thereon at the rate Of per cent per month from
the 9Th day of November 1855 and for the sale of
the mortgsged premises described in plaintiff com
plant, and the appropriation Of the proceeds ofbe
sale in satisfaction of plaintiffs demand and for the
docketiug of a Judgment against you for any di6-
cheney that may remain after applying all the nro
eeeds OF such sale in satisfaction Of nlaiutis de-
aani.
And yen are hereby notified. that if von fail 70
appear and answer said complaint as above reop;r
ed the said plaintiff will apply to the Cour. far the
relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal
q .hs District Court of the ninth
f-@l judicial District of the State os Calf
H.. fornia. in and for the said ccuntv NJ
49, Shasta. this eighteenth iav cf Nav
IN the year of cur Lord One Tbous
and. Eight Hundred ami sixtv -f,rr
CHARLES MCDONALD. Clerk
BY JOIN A. FowLER. Deputy Clerk mo,
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20

KILLED IN FIeHr.-Lue Stoneiill. for
merly Of Grass Valley, was shot through the
heart by II. D. Jackson in a fight which oc-
CURED at Douglas. Humboldt COUNTY. n. T.,
on the 9th instant. The quarrel originated
in ballroom. and the fight came off while
the ladies were at supper. jackson was ar
rested
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-20

THE Snake Indians are getting very trou,
hlesome to Boise emigrants. They are divi-
ded into four large bands, commanded bv
white men, and many of them are armed with
Henry's patent rifles.