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The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28

BIGGEsr BABY.-The Washoe papers have
been getting off accounts of big babies in short
time. We can raise them all out There is
a woman in this county who came overland
from the States last year-Emma Grant
who was married before she got the alkali
worked out of her, and in five mouths turned
out boy weighing Is pounds. Positive fact
and the Old Piute can take back seat,
with his 12-pounder in four months three
pounds month is slow baby growing out
this way.-Hunsboldt Register.
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28

The Poor Mans WAR-Gen. Hancock,
that unconstitutional" cuss who lately cap
tured Gen. johnson and 5000 prisoners be-
fore O'Clock in the morning, made speech
at Philadelphia few weeks ago, when he
used the following unconstitutional" Ian
guage:
This war is essentially the poor mans war
When it is over, higher degree of prosterity
will be open to him a much larger field will
be before him for his enterprise. The wealth
of unexplored regions of our country will
then be within his grasp. In reference to the
continuation of the rebellion, he thought that
it would not last more than another year. 1t
is to the great interest of every hard- work
ing son of toll to help with his muscle to have
the war prosecuted vigorously-whch will
insure peace in shorter space of time than
if they remain luke-warm Their forefath-
ers lived for posterity let us venerate them;
let US hand down to millions yet unborn no.
BILE country, improved by age. The man who
does not assist in suppressing the rebellion
certainly cannot legally claim as a right the
blessings which we enjoy.
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28

A TRAIN of ten donkeys recently passed
through Denver City en- route to Idaho, six
of them being loaded and driven by the other
four,
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28

Don't fret on account of your bankruptcy.
Your creditors will do it for YOU.
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28
Officers of Western Star Lodge, No. 3, +.
Il A. NJ.

q D. P. Bystle. W. NJ: A. c. Swain. 5.
-w~ W; +. b Chandler, J W; A. Coleman,
Y * IT,: VIM. Tezer, s. D.; Chas. Anderson.
~ J. D.; Vim. Z. Hopping, Marshal; U.
r. Lord and Thos. Greene, Stewards l. b. Pot
ter, Tyler; II. A. Curtss. Sec.
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28

soaE OF the married women in Virginia
oity have taken to carrying revolvers for self
protection, according to the Gold Hill News. J
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28

A MIXTURE. the sale of which Democrats
have always had exclusive control" mix-
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28
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The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28
NUMBER l3.

FAITHFUL WIpaw.-The loiterer along
Broadway, says Harper's Weekly, who stops
to look at the monument of General Mont
gomery in St. Paul's Church. will be glad to
read this touching incident. related by Mr..
Hunt. in his lately published : Life of Ed
ward Livingston" Montgomery was cap
tain in the British army when he first met
Livingston's sister, Janet. whom he after
wards married. When the revolutionary war
began he was madeone of the eight brigadier
generals of the army of the United Colonies.
He had been married but two years, but his
wife did not oppose his departure, and he
took leave of her at Saratoga in HIS, upon
his way to Canada. His parting words to
her were, You shall never have cause to
blush for your Montgomery !" and she never
saw him again.
In the year 1912 tie Legislature of New
York resolved to transfer his remains from
Canada, and Edward Livingstone son, Lew
is, the nephew of Mrs. Montgomery. was
commissioned by Governor De Witt Clinton
to superintend the removal. On the 9th of
July they reached Albany, and lay in state
in the Capitol. On Monday they were taken
under military escort upon the steamer
Richmond to New York. Mr.. Hunt says:
The Governor had advised Mrs Mont,
gomery at about what hour the boat bearing
the remains of her husband would pass her
house, Montgomery Place. BY her own re-
guest she stood alone upon the portico at the
appointed time. She had lived with the Gen,
eral but two years. 1t was then almost forty
years since she parted with him at Saratoga.
For third of a century out of this period
the waters of the Hudson, like all other wa
ters, had been ignorant of steam vessels. The
change which in the meantime had come over
her person, was not greater than that which
the face of the country, its government. and
all the objects with which he was familiar,
had undergone. Yet she had continued as
faithful to the memory of her soldier, as if
she still looked for him to come back alive
and unaltered. The steamer halted before
her; the Dead March was played by the
band, a salute was fired, and the ashes of the
departed hero passed on. The attendants of
the venerable widow now sought her. She
had succumbed to her emotions, and fallen
to the floor in swoon.o
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28

su.,..,,.. Charles L. Danielson, H. p: A. Do
M.Ixx browsky. h. T. 5. Mount s. d. p. Bys-
ZAN tie, C. of H.. J. Isaaes, p. s.; E. Pest
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+. D. Chandler. NJ. of ID V; G.. d. Forbes NJ of
LIST "; A. Coleman, Tr.; Ii. a. Curtiss, See. !;
Thos. Hall, Guard
The Shasta courier., 1864-05-28
officers of shasta Council, No 6, F..s a NJ.

a Charles L. Dsniesson I. L NJ; ]. Isaacs.
IA D. L. NJ; A. Dobrowsky, Tr. II. A. Cur
tiss, Rec; A. Coleman, Capt. of G.; Wm.
Teaer c. g. d. Forbes, Marshal; Thomas
Greene, Stewards: A. c. Swain. Sentinel.
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purpose The rt free Government OF tho earth
Into SavehOdg OhssCay. There they sssaed and denied
the etevdeBt" truths wit republican ed'cs mad
been reared There morous and compromising statesmen Oh
the North smey surrendered the rls or freefnen aud per
united the Amin. 20 spresd through he veins
dangeriug Nation e There ia. issue up and
entered upon tho Congressional record On th- record the
tdeTs ard 4be.tOrs Of Slavery and Rebellion deliberately
Tered their names and ppose There too the sdyore, u
Liberty and Christian CIVILIZATION Inscribed then AID
doctrines.
TO indicate the truth place historic h.ts before the reader
IN the most compact Or1 has been tue object OF tie AUTHOR
believing hat every Statesman and Politician should be fsli
lar with them and that every citizen should have knowledge
VI tho causes snd author" Of tbs bloody Rebellion.
The Publishers deem jus that the author possessed
advantages which other state man or winter can ENJOY fO
t years he mingled in tho Congressional which lie
describes During ten Of those years hS stood beside tie YER.
ersbe JOhn QuiIcy Adams amid the most exciting rcident OF
Lcssvr history sharing his confidence and enjoying the
counsel Of ths eminent statesman Aier hs DEATH Mr. O.
angs for time the advocate House Of Repre-
seu.1tyes Of these "-eerideut truths" enuuoia;ed NJ the
font OF nous baptism, snd Tor the support Of wi q
hundreds u thousands % renen faa to the baehe
For eleven wears he syled Father Of the House"
aud as lrnE Hlf0csc oi freedom IL that body. OF all
hes. eyous. lie Ves the reader inside view not elsewhere
10 30 (ouulS while bis well known integrity Of character
,csurso History OF the Antecedsnts Of this great Rebellion
TIE VIC \ win Be printed tine Paper and hsued Ia
Ocs.yo Noque OF about $50 psges. Price, ~.
FHe BOOK " a De ready abou. June l.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
A LIVELY AND SPIRITED NARRATIVE
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very lively and spirited narrative. The author msy, IN
cert n case susr bis personal prejudice. 10 carry him teo
M: but be question that he is right very onen
AMI ~ has certainly written very agreeable book fha
CARLETON, Publisher, NewYork.