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The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

SEVERE CoxxENrARF.-A fellow of decided
Secesh pruclivities was complaining of the
tighrness of the times, saying thatEwhat dis.
turbed his mind was how he could provide
for his appetite this approaching winter
. why don't you get rampant swear you
are full-blooded Confederate born in
Mississippi, raised in South Carolina and
don't care d-n for Abe Lincoln or any
other man?' suggested frienet. What
and get into Alcatraz?" Certainly v'-
Psha&r' answered the guerrilla, haven
Weller and Hall and dozen other half starved
democrats tried that dodge. and old Mellow
ell won't keep 'em more n week"
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

HEBREW HoLLlDAys.-To day, Saturday,
being the first Sabbath of the Jewish New
Year, is considered by the Jews to be the
hJliest Sabbath in the year. On Monday
next, the 10th, occurs the Day of Pentecost,
or, as it is called by the Hebrews, !" Yom
Keepur," which lasts from sunset to sunset,
and during those twenty four hours the
Israelites who live up to the faith of their
fathers abstain from food and drink, and
remain in the Synagogue praying forgiveness
of their sins. The places of business of our
Hebrew citizens will be alosed on Monday
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

APpoINTED.-A. p Ladd has been ap
pointed Federal Tax Collector for Shasta
county. He notifies all persons knowing
themselves indebted for Federal taxes to set
tie Immediately, and thereby save Gusts. A
word to the wise, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

WEsr Bully HILL-This Company have
struck decomposed rock from which copper
specimens ofcons.dsrable size may be picked
with bare fingers
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

INouEsr.-Coroner Dunn held an inquest
on the body Of Frenchman who committed
suicide near Midaletown, last week. The
9ury found that deceased was named -
Foulon, a native Of France, aged about 4C
years, and that his death was caused BY
means Of gun discharged bv his own hand
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

CHURCH MEErfNG.-A meeting of the
Union Church will be held on Wednesda,
next. l2ih inst. at which important business
will be transacted. See notice.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

A fire broke out at Red Bluff, about o.
clock Saturday night. and DESTROYED the ware
houses formerly occupied by Miner & Jaynes.
the dwelling of Jacob Knopf. and stable
continuing four horses. Jacob Hnopf was
burned up in bis house. Loss about S, 900.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

COUNTY TAxEs.-Tax Collector Garden.
having received the Assessment Roll for the
fiscal year lS64-5, is now ready to receive
State and County taxes.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

OPPOSITION LINE TO New YoRk.-The
steamer Moses Taylor, of the Nicaragua line,
will sail from San Francisco on the 18th
inst
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
NOTICE.
A On MEETING OF the Union Church will be held
wednesday, October 9Th, 1864,
at o'clock, P. NJ, at the Church. All persons are
requested to attend, business of importance will
be transacted.
By order of the TRUSTEES.
Whiskytown Gold, Silver and Copper
Mining COMPANY,

HVHE Stockholders Of the above Company are
hereby notified that there will be Quarterly
Meeting, at the Office of the company, in Whisky
town, on the frst Monday of November, 1864, al
o'clock, P.
G. w. TAYLOR, Secretary
Whiskytovn, Oct. 5, 1884. os
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

THE receipts of the Mechanics Fair at San
Francisco amount to the handsome sum Of
5000.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

SENTENcED.-King, who was tried at
Yreka las. week, and found guilty of the
murder of Duffy, was on Saturday sentenced
by Judge Garter to be hung on the 4th of
November next.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

ORIGINAL BULLY HiLL.-This Company
have still some hundred feet 10 rua- before
reaching the lode.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
TO THE TRADING PUBLIC,

JULIUS NEwP0RTH, the Hotel keeper Of
81 French Gulch, paid me One Hundred and Six
Dollars. in GREENBACKS, in full for bill
of goods furnished him by me after my waiting on
him about three years. This is to warn Traders
not to trust him if they do not want Greenbacks
pay. A. LEV
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
BIRTHS.

On Little Cow Creek, Oct. 5th, the wife of L. c.
Woodman, of son.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
FEDERAL TAX NOTICE.

TIME Undersigned, having been appointed Fed
ersl Tax Collector for the llth Division, 4th
District comprising Shasta county, hereby notifies
al persons knowing themselves indebted for Fed
eral Taxes to make immediate payment, and there
by save costs. A. P. LADD.
Shasta, Oct. 8, 1854. os
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
Before Petersburg.

Mr.. h. Gushing, of the First New York
Artillery. Battery g.. Hancock's Army
Corps, writes to his brother, Mr.. John Cush-
ing, of this place, dating on the field. These
army letters. not written for publication.
have an air of truthful simplicity that the
our owns" of the daily press do not possess,
and carries conviction where the professional
letter fails to impress:
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
Letter nom Grants Army.

The following letter from an old citizen of
Cburntown, in this county, to Mr.. Wolcott,
of the same locality. was handed us about .
month since. By some accident the manu-
script was mislaid. or we should sooner have
published it. As il is one of those things
that will bear publication at any time and
often-speaking as it does from the heart and
from the field where nation fights for its
integrity-its interest is not lost by age:
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Subjects OF DiscOurses, November 20.

Subjects OF DiscOurses, November 20.
North Congregational Church-Morn-
mo, Rev. t. {. Cummings :" Repent ye
therefore. and he converted, that your SINS
NAV be blotted out. when the times of re-
treshing shall come from the presence OF
the Lord. Acts 3: 10 Evening, Sab
bath School concert.
South Congregational Church-morn-
inc. Rev. W. O. Baldwin of +. St. Johns
bury: In my Fathers house are many
mansions: if it were not so. would have
told you. | go to prepare place fol
Won John l4:2 Afternoon So
work ont your own salvation with teal
and trembling For it is God which
workcth in YOU both to will and to do OF
his GOOD pleasure. Phil. ,: II, ID.
Methodist Church-morning-Rev. l.
McAnn: g. will not leave YOU comfort
less | will come to you" John II : Is
Afternoon: IF | had not come an,
spoken unto them, they had not had sin
but now they have no cloak for their sin.
John Is %.
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Manchester, y. H NAY I.
BalG,atss and Graz Hay.

w.Ii,cE Co lou are a. liberty 10 klaie Ia, n IA
weeks commenced TO use your ~erEnan Hair E.s
to-sI.-e. and il has accom- llshed AL could se1r.
J. sr=r- u Ase ny hAlr commenced turning gray "a
when u years ulo qnite while Ia ISIS Tie mar c -
e Ialoils iOr ihr h1l'. both 10 r-siure sud CO. =
bui tr parpose- sv2r restorative in shrt r,r,. M
80 is nAT - .is Ia OrAl color, and people ass NE A.
va. .As al eeis shAt has cu.ored my hair 1 pos rta
49, th2l me Top OF my head Is beng covered win nv
siON VI nau' where Previously spre could ljot re
io4ha io e past twenty years and lot hair ros nl.
nom ny head IL also fine dressing aud leaves the
so AID plant, without the least appearance Of an
nitrate or other oOorinS matter ROBERT MOORE
Manchester, N Il. sept 5, ls64-
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Brief Locals.

BY another change in the time tabl
the mail train North arrives here at half
ua~t iive-and all stations ten minutes ear
Her than bv the table of Nov. II. lhe
delay in the running this winter Is at BEL
lows Falls. the river tram waiting tor the
Cheshire road We all wish the Cheshire
could hurry up a little, 50 as to GIVE Us the
mail aS during the summer.
OF course none will fail TO read the
railroad accident on first page. It's the
best of the many good things that the last
campaign has brought out. That stirring
poem on Sheridan'S ride was written by
Mr. Thomas Buchanan Reed, and should
have been so credited
The advertising agent of Bitters,
which, with the agent himself shall be
namcleS~, writes us that we will "conter
Il favor on the proprietor by not mention
mo them (thc bitter>) in any way in the
columns OF your (our) little, contemplate
country sheet-aS in your (our) issue of
Nov H." Well. TIE CALEpoNIAN nev-
cr was iavorite with whiskey dealers or
rum drinkers and the letter from which
the above choice sentence is extracted is
but another illustration of the fact.
BY invitation of chiet-ot-police Will
ley. the members of the police department
Of lhi, village sat down to an oyster sup
per last Saturday night at y. j. Pixies
eating house,
For some unaccomtable reason the
revolver of Edward p. Carpenter, one Of
the cavalry Of this place, "went off"
one day last week, while in his holster,
the ball passing through the heshy part Of
hi leg below the knee making flesh
wound which will lay him by for week
or two.
The Man of Rough Exterior ;"
modc>tly announces in our advertising
columns to-day that he will read poems OF
his own production. to our citizens, at the
Town Hall, ON Saturday evening next,
for the benefit of the Christian Commits
sion 1t has worthy object and we con-
cludc it will be a novel entertainment.
Mr.. Gage proposes to pay all the expenses
50 that all money taken at the door will
90 TO the aid of our sick and disabled sol
drrs Tickets Is cts, for sale at How
ards.
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Capt Knapp of the 18th Vermont vol
untccrs, has been promoted to the majority
Of that regiment Lieut.-Col. Eaton Of
the 18th, reported wounded and a prise
ner. ii is now feared is dead.
Scrg't Dodge, of the lst Vermont cav
AIRY reported hung by Mosby, escaped
and Is at home at St. Adams, Vt.
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BOSTON MARKET.-Nov 10.

F7ow.-Western, SO9,5 to 1925
fof".-Prme, $1,000 to 1850; Mess, S43, 90
to 1880
8eet.-$2O.OO t" $500. Lard, % to %! HAMS
W to 20 Hogs, dressed, 90 to 90.
Bmter.-44 to so. Cheese, u to %. Eqgs, GO
to 49, Potatoes, 2,55 to 800 Dried Apple. II to
Is.
Beans.-S3 90 to 400 Peas. 81, 20 to 1926.
Herds grass seed.-S6, 90 to ESQ. Clover, q to
80.
Sarch.-9 to y. Tailor, II to 1913.
W"oL-Full Blood Merino. 0,95,o ,O5; Three
fourths blood, 0,S5 to O,95; Half-blood, OS5 to
900; Common. $50 to O.S5.
Corn u SO to l,65. Oats 80 to 81 Rye
Les to l,70.
HOpS.-0O to 50
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L II +. CALEDON IAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

~" W. cndeiv0r to make Tx CiIEDoNI,N valuable
or it. locu and friends in Caledonia Essex and
Oreaa, counties will confer great favor TO u ana
add very mat ay to the interest of the paper by sending
We local items in a brief egibe form.
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AUCTION.
The subscriber will sell at auction
ON FRIDAY. DECFNHER p 1861

HIS FARM CONTAINING 400 ACRES.
Well adapted to the keeping Of sheep and cows,
comprising tTo highland 100 re fa>rures one
pasture convenient and suitable for ID COWS with
enough natural nov land for the Whole stock
IN the farm there is large Sugar and Apple
Orchard, with never failing, never freezing water
Hrougnt 10 house and barn in lead pipe. Said
fana will be sold together in lots to suit pur-
chaSers.
Also, at the same time, - tons hay. lot of
straw, yoke large oxen, 10 ycaring| calves,
6UO sap tubs, OK cart, 100 bushels corn
EDWIN l.. HOVEI.
II MOORE, AuctiOneer.
Waterford. Nov. %. 1864. lw
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H r. CHAN skRLIN. CITY TTrasaToE
Hair falling OF arter a T.,.i.o.a ferrr.

GENTS Il am under great obligation - Eon ior bour
Hair heSlOT alive. II worked a eie cue II nv
After had The typhoid fever. i asus IN such
my hair became .srruy lr -ss an quite faded
II had te-ua sA OF very freely TAe leArn,d taat
prep Iraiiun would Stay IL Tired H. AID contrary To-
Iny Ideas hound that SON - commenced 10 apay 4
change took place IL lis psArance, 81 Ia .h
time tee falling II slpspcd entirely. my hair aga
assumed lie gOnied car and Vas frern aud good a. Ss~
. take pleasure IN r,cu-s.ne 1ciag IL IL Others
Il S-GARDSKR Hsrsssn
n
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Read the folloWIns:


MANCHESTER, n Il, April =, lsC.
WALLACE Co. SIRs--MA hair has been mini. -r.r -
several wears aud had "a Used uch trouble by ,sS.
On. la Lsea MAI oil ihe popular hair Iresaratils
sAIlsiacllon- snOu time since, leo nm,uced 10 -,
u reILAAn hAr heesorAli'e aud am happy l. Stale
vel USED luh oettle tut I'M hAT ha> ceased l8uc
a. 4l = restored 10 lne color Oi my ysIIa-vr as> us
head i N 10 cover LOW lice from dangr- .g cr,r-
I1As recommend your preparation al
seeking genuine hAlT Restorative
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d r. E ATON'S
WHITE MOUNTAIN
Vegetable Pain Eradicator
-AND-
HORSE AND OK lINIMENT.

BETHLEHEM, N. H., Sept. l, 1864
This is to certify that c. r. Hutcbins of Lisbon,
n H.. has the sole ard exclusive rielt to manu-
facture and vend my improved vegetable medicine
and the public may be assured that the article in
troduced b! him is the genuine and the only gen.
uine medicine of my invention.
BREYANT EATON.
10 those who have made use of Dr. Eaton's
Liniment no appeal is necessary, to those who
have not we have only to refer them to the writ
ten testimonies of some of our distinguished citi
zens Having unbour ded confidence in this
medicine after using it in my family for long
time purchased the recipe and now offer it to
the public. hoping to receive your liberal patron
age remain, very respectfully.
Your Obediant Servent,
c. B. HUTCHINs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-25
A Thanksgiving Proclamation.
BY J. GREGORY SMITH. GOVERNOR.

BY J. GREGORY SMITH. GOVERNOR.
In accordance with the long established
custom, and in unison with the recon-
mendation of the President of the United
States, | do hereby appoint THURSDAY,
the oath day of NOVEMBER instant,
to be observed as day of public thanks
giving and praise to Almighty God -
And | do enjoin upon the people OF this
state. that on the day thus set apart, they
rest from their usual avocations, and as
semble in their respective places of w,r-
ship. and render unto Him their unfeign-
ed thanks for His exalted goodness. and
to Law before Him their offering of grateful
praise.
Let us thank Him for the fruitful sea-
son. for the abundant harvest. anu for the
general health with which He has blessed
our commonwealth.
Let US devoutly thank Him for the sig
nal victories that have crowned orr arms,
and for the new confidence and hope which
they have inspired for the speedy return
OF permanent peace.
Let us thank Him for His restraining
power over the passions Of men: that in
stead OF riot, bloodshcd and anarchy, our
people have been permitted to exercise the
effective franchise of peace and quiet.
Let us praise him for the hope set be-
fore us in the gospel; that, through the
merits and slltferings of Jesus Christ our
Saviour. We may with confidence look for
glorious resurrection and a blessed i'm
mortality
And while we partake of the cheer and
comforts OF the social gathering, let us fer
ventiy remember, with our prayers and
our bountle>, the poor, the needy and the
afflicted LET us not be unmndful of the
brave soldiers in the field and in the hos
pltal and let Us make our united supi-
cation to the God of battles, that he will
hasten the day of our deliyerance, and re-
store to us peace and union, peace per-
mancnt aud enduring. and Mon made
perpetual, because founded and established
upon the immutable principles of justice
Given under my hand, and the seal of the
state, in Executive Chamber. ut Mont
pelier, this fifteenth day of November,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand.
eight hundred and Sixty-four, and of
the independence of the United States
the eightv-ninth.
J. GREGORY SMITH.
BY His Exellency the Governor.
SAM'L WILLIAMS. Sec ofCivil and Mil
itary Affairs.
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K \ r NJ A n ID S I &C X
AT AUCTION !

ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, Ar12M
Unless previous disposed Of The subscriber
viii sell hi, FARM, situated in the south part Of
Peacam. CONT lining 23O acres of land, CUr par
ucujar description OLed,n,0n from sept
ID 10 Oct l.. 1861 Also acres of pasture ana
.oUdiand. situated near the head of Foster pond
formerly occupied by r. y Miner.
Also. n"r>es, yoke oxen Il cows, , vcarlingS
/ CAVES, IL sheep. coarse nuOi / spanish meriIlu
b 1ch. IN a, 0a'r. moving machine, | ditch
.i-ger. corn shelter, 30 sap buckets store tubs
pans, &c.
Ais, all the tools on the Farm leo lbs Of
maple sugar, extra, 40 tons hay, s tons straw, 40
bushels wheat, DO bushel, oats. 30 bushels C III
70 oushe barley l2j bushels potatoes, 20 bushels
carrots, 30 bushels tunip> 3 stoves with pipe. 80
cords stove wood, dry. y VI feet lrmDer bard.
aid pau&>, 3 NJ shingles, lot square timber, BOO
Cet granite underplnlng, NJ brick. 10 cedar
post rails and stakes. Household furniture, &c
Terms made known A. Il ne of sale
A l. PARTRIDGE.
Peacham. Nov p. 2i-21-
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" atch the Dates.

We wish our subscribers would watch
the date following the address on their
paper and remit their subscriptions a
couple Of weeks before the time expires
BY so doing they will save the printer
much trouble, and also keep complete
tile of the paper. 1t
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Lun enburSh.

Capt. Eldin J. lIartShorn. of Co. L,
18th VI Reg. started on his return to the
front, Monday. 18th inst He had not
fully recovered his health. but was so anX-
ious to be on duty that his friends could
detain him no longer
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The Eagle Hotel.

The last star says that Joseph Preston,
Esq. has sold this house to .Ir. b. F.
Hayiland, who will repair and rcjuvenate
the whole concern and become its land
lord.
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DIR. E ATOM S
HORSE & OK IMMINENT

will cure if applied in season,
>prains inflammation and SweIlings of all kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises Corking. Calls. Scratches.
" cak Joint. Cramp in the Stomach or Limbs
soreness or stiffness # the Limbs or Joints, Rheu
matism, old Sores. &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter to half an ounce of the
Iinimcnt vii mixed with three times the guam
tirv of warm MpaSSes. For Scratches. clean the
,ncle by dry ruohing, then apply the Llnment
often when the ancl.s are dry aud use the Horse
every day.
For Sores, cleanse them when needed. with
CASTLE Soap ana water, then apply the Imminent
from two To three times day. For all other ex
ternal diseases, make a thorough application tw"
or three tunes a day. Please take bottle and
Ue sure and shake 1t up before using, and you
will be satisfied.
TESTIM ONIALS.
From d. Burnside F>l the We'll known proprietor of
the Lancaster i'utc.
DR. ratun. Dear Sir lhdd horse which was OBLIGED
.ctp in The SIa.e iCr i long Inr which had a
his ahcc. c> by erirrIn. which could not heal W
Your Horse aid On Imminent recommended to me as
the best III u>c.
made Il application OF which reduced the int
ton al heated the wound and brought out NJ" halr
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The best ilunvh ever used and would ch terny re-
coiilicrd 1t IL The pubic
From Joseph j. tibb Esq, OF the Propretors oil the
Vel known Crawford House at he " mite Mountains
keep humber ot liOT,eS III the summer season
al Mountain Stables also keep stock OF Dr. EalOIls
ll"rS" ANA UN Luimcmt on hand. / have used II long
runu III know tlItlt Is the best LIment ever saw
reduce I, I.allOS and swciiigS Il all knds
and heals GuIs BRUISES. CurKs calls Scratches cramps
III The i.lmns OF Stomach Cohc, &c. &C.
If your Ho. SEES or Cattle are troubled with any
Of the above diseases or injuries. try bottle
and you Wi be satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added.
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers II
Medicines III town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
| All orders addressed to
CD. HUTCHINS,
| Nov. 2i-ly Lisbon, y. II.
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- CTS. PER BOTTLE
WALLACE a. Co., Sole Proprietors,
n n

Wholesale Agents-N- : Buzz Co.; Coco.
Goodwin s. Co; and : n Coicord & Co,
Boston. 1881
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ALL, ST Johnsbury, W.
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4 UCTION BILLS.

And all other kind, of job printing, done at
this Office at prices not up with the present times
Orders by mail will De attended to with the same
care as though brought in person.
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See Terms, etc, on first page.

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their paper changed unless they give the post office to
which il has been sent ~ well as the one to which they
ariAh il gent.
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TO CLERGYMEN : JUSTICES

We have just printed new form of
MARRIAGE CERTIFICA TIES
And will furnish them at p cents per dozen
Address orders to CALIFORNIAN OFFICE, ST
ohnsbury.
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