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Aud he did many wonderful works. insomuch that bfs
name WAS pronounced in many tongues.
him ith. from the seaport N
New Bedford who had been sick for and afs
some days her pains gone she ept soundy and did
rejoice in eating her food
And those which called ouakers IN the great
city of Philadelphia wrote epste saving 20 DraEa
accept thou hsnoney, which called Greenoaak aud hasa
the picture Abraham friend for verify,
was weak exhausted and despondent ate bot tte and
suffered many rnins and thv Plantation Btters
health, hkened only unto the vigo OF YOUTH
And upon such as siic. ed with Liver Comp Amt
with Sour stomach with General Debility peptA
pains In AZ rarts OF the land did these produce
touishpg cures
unbeievers existed and eroakers
those whose occupation gane--aut they said
malicious tlngs and uumpeted their through
many papers
reminds o Story which u 10 say boys always
tho Be good cheer. Once In county
even was billiou,but the bursting o. she from ~
direction OF Petersburg caused Abraham 10 travel us
fast and lie only sad send bottle % Plantation E,s
tor have not time to walt So De have lost his
But Drake Hou isheth Ike the green ba reehr rocn
bear witness his SIN and the fences catn IA, works
that those who run may read aud need suaer who
will thu Plantation BItters
And the multitude with one voice sid, Explain un'S
the Dephic meaning IF s. T. 1861 8m But because VI
the his could be heard. he
sed explain al in his epste which viii be cha psss
III
And the crowd departed with bottle OF Bters 10
their hands.
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wAsnHc7or, July Is, 1894.
nsm cowscAnor ysAScn p stAm's rApms.
rhsrs arc many surmses about the result q tns rsss
Scccpasoo Of the residence OF Francis p. Blair ST.
stated che. oil his private and political cosrspcndsnss
tell into their hands, among which, u 10 said, there h
much Ia refsfsncs existing parties and coals which,
psSiishsd, might Raise pretty much Of . rev n The
sspsbilnn camp.
/ ~ nAa Asp ssc.zvAsy yssupm.
YUu1Ag, hsesss ~ sunvsosisa & telsGspAie Sommu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-15
THE ESCAPE OF GENERAL FRANKLIN.
aIr. N. Davidson's Despaton.
BALTIMORE, July IL, 1854

AIr. N. D0vids0n's Despatoh.
Eas BALrxoRx, July IL, 1854
GENERAL vRARIxs ESCAPE.
Major General Ord having learned evening Of tae
whereabouts Of General franklin, called upon Colonel
Cendenn for escort to bring him into town. Accord
ingy nfty OF the Eighth Illinois cavalry. under con-
mand OF Major Waite. started about dusk for the country
taking along buggy for the accommodation Of The Gen.
srai. who suffering from the effects OF partially
healed wound A. nbous daylight this morning - MAJOR
returned with General Franklin and -four prsooess whom
hs bad picked up o. the wsy.
ARRIVAL IN AAIrroRR pgPAnTUR. THEnxrRoM.
The General was warmly greeted by his friends, aad
having brsakassed At B,rnums, again loft for rnasl
phia 70 meet thu time. b hoped, with bsttsr ssc-
cess.
Bow m ESCAPED.
He escaped while his guards asleep, rad
folds for three quarters Of hour when no rssessAa
piece OF woods where no secreted himself and remained
all the next say. He saw tho rebel scouts who were
looking after, but fortunately cAd discosss him.
Toward night found irisnds arA food sndopasa som
munications with Geasrai Ord.
GENERAL LoCawoop.
The sxcismeps 10 oil nllaysd In Nils cA5. General
lockwood b In command OF IL dsfenses, and sxsrcs-
ing the utmost vigilance. TIA Unioa Leaeusrs receive
much credit for their pronptuess IN tuning ont, and
military mon declare that they perform their duties
pcketaand patrols like old soldiers.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Fhe hest and Cheapest 1ewspsper In
the Country.
The WEEKLY HnaAiD, for the present week, ready 10
morrow Saturday morning. VIII contain
fun account Of hhs Rebel Rad In Maryand With ~
tails q their Movsssnta Actions sssangs and Dsstrc
tion o. Property. sssrsssd VIII excellent map shaw
ing The scene q BABEL opsratioHa
Tks latest despatchea from The Forces under Generals
Mesds and Busiss near Pesessurg va Of The Advance
q ssassal Shsraa towards Atlanta, o. and she assss
Nsws from ks Union rorc IN al pcssoos OF The ooun
tsy. under csusand Of Lioussuant General Grant
Full Of tbs Movsnens AND Depredassoss a ~
pirate FiosiAa, under charge Of Captain Norris.
Original rvstry-"Ths Rebel Raid In Mary Wand"
Awaksi Arousol To arms 10 armsi
10 ye not hear those Wild alarms
That, swarmina ovcr hill and plain,
The rebels have broken loose aGaiAf
A mighty and remorseless band.
On grand raid In Maryland:
A dashlng. spisshing,
laundering, plunder'na,
Rebel raid In Maryland.
Conclusion OF the excellent story OF "chaiey osuli.
vans April Fool.n
Literary Scientific and Artistic Items theatrical Re-
view for tho week. The Fashions; Interesting reading
matter for Farmers sndAsr,cusursss Facet ~ Sporting
Inss,gsncs; Reviews Of the Money, Commercial. Dry
Goods, Cattle, Barss and Family Markets, and rspess Of
al interesting events Of the past week.
rxxns-snss subscription o.; rsreA copies, ss; Five
COPIES 81 Ten copies SIS sinslscopsss nvs oeais
A limited number Of advwtssner.ts inserted
To- Amhis,c.s pe,y Ae,sr.-U.e E>Aa-
70 be in good odor with JoW party
@ "A :s y si; 1!llssr M 3 10
csssusr Linked wsssnsss oss drawn SUIT
IA s;;s's |: 1 g: ~ s:.s ss
.Ass sesss' We = ~ Ssvssa
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Hyatt's ga. h." Double Strength Lie
BALSAM.-Rheu matism in Its most painful forms ais4
scrofu erysipelas sarheum, pnpes bioctss Old ulcers
tn Of diseases Of the blood mers
complaints debility, liver and Kidneys .ncipent COG
sumption &c most certainly cured By this great pur
fer. HYATT's "A b. BALSAA has cured thousands a
these similar Diseases and 10 will certain
cursany which be reached BY madeleine tskes
In accordance with the directions 81 bottle. sr f
IS rs The "A b. sold only At the principal depot ~
Grand street.
N B.-Chsngs In price -Hyatts "A B. Lifs Balsa.A
and sfcr Saturday the 18th VIII DO 81 rs per bottle
slx bottles rs So Hyatva Life Balsam hitherto sold u
drueaists aud othsrs 81 rs will 81 psr bottle
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Prize. Cnshed In All iDwaiizet Lotts-
Hes and Information given. oALbA0HgRA BENZ AaiI
brokers $40 Chestnut street. Phiisdeiphn
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Royal Havana Lotsery.-75 per cent
premium paid for prizes Information furnished: the
highest paid FOR Douboons all kinds of God and
Silver TAYLOR a Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street. N. X.
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Address to Smoxers.--poiIal & SON,
Neerschaum Manufacturers removed from Broome street
to 692 Broadway Fourth street. hoesae and retail
Pipes cut 70 order and repaired
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hLrnoRA July IL, 1854.
Meier General FraAkIin arrived safely in this sisy
absaa three o'clock Mis- so,ping, anticipated
fron tho Information received yesterday, ana 10 at
Resnum's Hcss resting from his fatigue and exposars
The folcwing Ia brief account OF his capture and
saps-Hs was seated in = at the time Of his capture
aiongslda OF wounded lieutenant colonel whcs rehsl
colonel came N the and, addressing hisef "a the
wounAsd efesr, SAID, Ars you Major General rranAnS'
He replied that he not and gave his name ara rank.
0sAsral Franklin citizens dress; brA the rebel also
pas The question 70 him. and he frankly cred that
such was hA and rank.
rbsrs was doubt In the mird Of Gessrai Franklin,
from The rebel nterrogatcu thai he had been pointed
out 70 The rebels By some Of u.e passengers.
The rebel colonel said, General, am happy 70 zee
you." The General reyiisds-'r cannos say that I am
pleased 70 80 yaaa, uOdsr the circumssanossl"
About va Iliautss Afterwards Hasyy QimW oaqo pts
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LOTTERY Tickets Cssbed.-Tnf form a ion
given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker. II Wall St. room !.
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Prizes Cashed In All EegaIizet Lotte-
Information gwen by J. CLUTE. Exchange oGss
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OmcfaI Circulars ia shelby College Lot
terry furnished by SIMMONS ROGERS 4 CO.. New Yoss
Poi Office.
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An JnfaIfbie Remedy for Gray Hair7
HOYTS EIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE, No. II
Univers place. New York.
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All My Pain ~ Come woicotrs In-
SLANT PAIN ANNIHILAT0R cured my headache
ralgiA, toothachc and catarrh. Sold everywhere.
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At asa Broadway, below Grand. Gourv
AUDS depot. be had the italian Medicaed Soap TO
tan. feckles eruptions sanburns, redness saou
&c
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Ladies for the Country, BSv You Boots
Shoes for yourselves and families d AILLB Coz
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III You Want To Know. &C., Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
curious for curious people and . good book ~
every one Price 81 81 To be had at ell depseA
Comic MA tables mailed Free Address
DR.. T. B. FoUrB l.lsO Broadway, New Yorh.
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At What Occupation Can Do Bestf-
Can become engineer, machiuist builder could
become chAntf Have correct chronological examf
nation, and may know what you can do best. FoW
LER WELLS. $3.50 Broadway. SEQ July number PHRB
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL 20 cents, py first posi- Newsmsa
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All Going to tho Country, even FOR Q
day. should carry with them the French Cognac Bten
Is. STEINFELD, 10 Nassau street,, which Is
tentative ague sickness terry chlA
summer complaints female debility, &c &c.
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A Beautiful Compiexfon.--t.as~d 's
BLOOM OF YOUTH SURPRISES yhing for preserving
and benntiying the complexion aud skin AS BroadwAf
aud druggists everywhere.
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Knapp's Extract Of RootS for Makir %
Root Of the peasastes and Asathestbe ssy
ages made from this extract asd It's nvtsor
quales such - 70 Aiks 20 me ipra i'd
we'll the mont % those In gooo nsah ae
depot So Hsdson strsst New fosl Sold ~ ar sxs4
roneTay.
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Deafness, Catarrh, and AL Diseases q
Throat Air Passages successfully treated 81
DRS LIGHTHlLL, 81 St Marks plaza
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world. Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perf
dye Sold BY al druggists Factory III Barclay street.
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| COrns, Bunlons, Enlarged Joints. aa4
| all diseases Of ths Feet cured BY Dr. zACHARIH NJ
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hats
from forebeada part OF the body 81; ~ hh
depot ass broadway mailed 81 3D.
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CROSS EYE srRAIdHrENED IN ONE MrNUrz.

And disease Of the Eye and Ear regnirng either -
Consulting rooms $40 Broadway, Twelfth street.
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Cristadoro's HAIR Dye, Presevvativs
Wig Depot, wholesale and retail No Ho01A
The dye applied By skilfu artista
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wigs, Teupsss, Hair Dye, Hair DySsnp
sud NbldAvs Cream. fer beAntkynG Ne HAf. ~ -
DArCHBLORo. 10 Dond serssk
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watch Chains-9sw Q.yles-
I;;s = e.: "; - = (: ss3as -;
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WIN. Kn abe q Co.,,
GRAND s AsS sSuSg; + PIANOS

r.s,nsuais a sseNisscs 2resa ralbsrs. qc..ssAsIA
promptly sent on AppatsAn6A-
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Photograph Ss~da Ser O. ,nsisasn.-
sampls With catalogues ssnk Zoe = esnta
d. HBMMB1uB. - Liberty ar 60 Nev Yo~R
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Lieutenant banning Safe.
The report that Lieutenant Banning, OF the United
States Marine corps, captured BY the rebel Major
Gimos In his raid the Baltimore and Philadelphia
railroad At Magnolia the 1lth inst, il fortunately
mistake. Lieutenans B. escaped has visited his home in
Brooklyn and Is on his way 70 Washington in
formity 10 orders.
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CHRONIC CATARRH.
CURED.

cATARRH OF THE TYMPANIo MUCoU4
MEMBRANE, OBSTR LOTIONS OF THE
RUbTACHTAN TUBE
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r, macs Elastic Stockings, Sse.-MarsD
&C 8 Radical Cure Truss o1cs eniy A. Ne 2vsssy srssA
Ia AZ ssteudanA
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Rens's Africsa Fever aSd Ague Cure
positive fever Cd De - - TyA>rtv 49,
For sale by all druseissA
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Reeves Ambvosaa,
YOn TIE IA IN
The oriGnAl. rsanins and re- ~. rr~~.r~u~-
Ths most slegapt e 49, ~ . Ha I, nrsss,cs
The most reliable a. . Restores.
The most efleo&uAl q ecurf ' r~atr.,or
kne most ~ fos an mJa ingredienta being emil
Ihs most scenoncaA u.s. Price 90 cents.
EoB aAe ~ IA eSsS sS,ssne Iru99fgts
nS4vbs /. Co, "a Tutoo GereeA n. =
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

EATING THREE DAYS RATIoNs-In the re-
cent advanc sCol. John Grosebeck. 39th Ohio
brigade, issued an order to his command to
put into their haversacks three days cooked
rations. The projected operations being sub
sequently postponed or changed, the Colonel
directed the ration order to be countermanded
His Teutonic messengers made the rounds of
the camp in person, late at night. proclaim
that & Col. Grosebeck ordered the men to eat
up their three days cooked raticns." The
righteousness of the messengers rendering of
the Colonel s;order struck everybody, and the
boys solemnly got up from their beds and sat
down to obey orders y Soon tie camps
were alive with fun rampant. Messes sent
to report progress" had got to-the middle of
the second day, or third days breakfast. etc,
Some begged an extension oftme. One was
full to the throat and had day and lralf's
rations left What would he doE And so
through all the changes possible. The Col
onel and the Ohio brigade, which loves him.
will never forget the famous order to " eat
three days' cooked rations"
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

A SILLY FRENcHMAN.-A Frenchman in
London recently conceived an entirely new
style of self destruction. He bought an
egg in the market, extracted its contents (by
suction and filed the shell with gunpow
der. Then going into very crowded thor
oughfare he placed the egg in his mouth and
touched it off with match. Instead, how
ever, of blowing his head to atoms, the pow
der, when ignited, merely poured forth
stream of fire and smoke from the aperture
in the shell, but without doing any harm to
the man. The astonishment of the passers
by at beholding human mouth suddenly
become the crater of an active volcano, may
be imagined.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

HEROIC Acr=WhiIe a train was rushing
on its way some thirty miles from Chicago,
the engineer on approaching a bridge. dis
covered child struggling in the water
With most heroic courage he instantly gave
the signal for stopping the train, then run
ming at a speed of thirty five miles an hour,
and jumped from the locomotive into the wa
ter. When the train had stopped, the brave
fellow had rescued the child, and was climb
ing up the bank of the river with the child
in his arms. The name of this brave engir-
eer is Charles n Thompson. and he is na-
tive OF Taunton, Mass
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
"FlRIsc THE SOUTHERN HEART The At.

"FIRISc THE SOUTHERN The At
lanta Intlligeneer says:
. Butler, the Beast-Grant, the Butcher
Sherman, the Brute-what precious trio;
what heaven defying, monstrous specimens
of humanity, these three Federal generals
constitute! The first, base, corrupt and bru-
tai as he is recognized to be in the civilized
world and the third is not far behind the Sc
eond IN his violation of the rules of civilized
warfare, and the horrid sacrifices of human
life-even of the lives of his own men. The
Beast directs his tyranny and brutality most
ly against individuals, and what he may
well term his enemies; the Butcher has no
regard for human life, and slaughters by
wholesale his drunken soldiery-made drunk
that they may unconsciously be driven to the
slaughter, without even a care resting upon
his conscience at the blood he causes to bs
shed, or the decency to care for the dead car
cases; over the putrid bodies of which be
forces other legions to be offered as similar
sacrifices; while the Brute, upon the hills
and valleys of Cherokee, Georgia, in his on
to Atlanta strives to initiate the Butcher
The three monsters who lead the Yankee for
ces, insatiate with human blood, have had
their dag and time, but neither the beastiali-
ty of the one, the butehery of the other, nor
the brutality of the third, can save them and
the men they lead from the heaven inflicted
punishment due to the enormous crimes
which, under the color of war, they have
been committing. Amid it all, our brave
armies and their gallant leaders stand firm.
They have no fears of the result-why should
we, or those of US at home Let it be Beast,
Butcher or Brute who leads the robbers on
to Atlanta or Richmond, the world will see
that those who stand ready to defend either
position will do so bravely. and with success.
Oceans of blood may flow but the victory will
be ours
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08

assures you that 1.-THE Democrscv. are fast
stiffening up when this war is to be openly
declared as waged for the purpose Of freeing
the negro, !" (which will arouse anofker see
ton OF the country to arms,' and declaring
|" that Lincoln bayonets are shou1dered for
cold-b'ooded murder, was in th6o6 ce where
these paper were found.
The correspondence Of j. Hsrdctkv. who
wants You to have that hundred thousand
men ready, as we do not know how soon we
may need fhem,' was in the Office where
this ritual was found.
The correspondence of j. j. Bingham, who
asks you . if yeu think the South has resourc-
es enough to keep the Union forces at bay ~
and says that you must have sources OF In
formation which he has moi" wasi in the Office
/ where these papers were found.
The correzpondepee ef Jaha g. Dasis. in.
forming yon thsf q = eertai ain New York Journal
is wonderi0ll exc<eFsed about secret anti
war r5oseme6ts, and fremble in their boots
IN riew OF the terrible reaction which is sure
to await them,r was in the Office where these
papers were found
The correspondence of W. S. Walker. who
keeps out Of the way because they are try
ing to arrest hin, for officiating in secret saei
cites, inclosing the OATH of the K. G. C.'s
prior to that OF the Q. A. K, was in the office
where these papers were found
The petition Of c. L, Vailandighan,. D w.
Voorhees, and Benjamin Wood, in favor of
two republics and United South, was in the
Office where " these paper" were found.
The correspondence of j. Mcdonald. one
who had an interview with Perkins in one
of his Perkins lucid intervals" with regard
to /" the discovery Of the Northwest passage''
by Perkins, for which he claimed the credit.
etc., was in the Office where g these papers,
were found
And so of B. W. Hanna, who wants a good
place in the regular army and so of Hanne-
gan and so of w. j. Pierce, who g will show
the beasts that Lincoln has turned ont to be
monsters in 1884," and so of Bigger. and
Devlin, and Dodd, etc., whose said CORES.
pondence was in the Office where g these pa
pers' were fonnd
These are some of g the circumstancesr
that led me to believe that "these papers. -
the ritual of the O. A. K, were found in your
Office
looked upon these circumstances as a
plain juror might be supposed to do, and not
as statesman, and innocently supposed that
such papers as these. if spared from the fire.
would be in the possession of the owner and
that the office of the owner would be the place
where these papers would ee found.
And yet with Colonel Thompson. cheer
fully accept your denial, and so respond, as
you request, . that the people may know the
truth.
Your well wisher,
HENRY B. CARRINGTON.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
SHR's GLAD sHE's Not M.S-A certain

SHE's GLAD SHE's Not A MANA certain
young lady of respectable connections
says she's glad she's not man. Says she
- Yes, despite the advantages of long feath
er boots. the highly estimated privilege of vo-
ting. and the convenience of being able to fly
down the street at the rate of mile min
ute, without occasioning remark. still reit-
crate I'm glad I'm not a man-verv glad. in
deed. Men have great deal to answer for.
When think of the weight upon the con-
science of any one of them. absolutely trem-
BILE. Men do all the electing. Women have
nothing to do. thank goodness, with placing
persons Of small minds and no morals in off.
ees requiring grave thought and perfect up
rightness of principle. Men take such off
ces without thought of anything but sal
ary and perquisites. Men sit on juries, in
cases of life and death; and half the time
decide. without any evidence to speak of, be
cause they must decide Tor remain in durance)
that the poor wretch is guilty. Another
man, (oh, horrible. shameful abrogation of
the power of Diety! y pronounces upon his
fellow man sentence of death. Other men
build for him scafod, and another some
thing, in the shape of man. murders him
in the presence of men, who countenance the
act -
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
The following is an extract from the .Geor

The following is an extract from the Geor-
gia Register" Southernn secession paper.
1--WE can gain nothing by denouncing them
(Northern Copperheads). We may lose
much by presenting hostile front to their
peace movements. Live with them under
the same Government, ice nerer irW. But in
the meantime if they will use the ballot box
against MIR. Lincoln, while we use the cart.
ridge-box, each side riH be helper to
the other, and both co operate in accomplishing
the greatest work which the country and
this continent have witnessed"
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
SHASTA COURIER.

E8- L. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and ADVERTISEMENTS and
receipt for the same. M
OFFICE-l7ll Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
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VOLUME XIII.
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY JOHN J. COMFY.

Publication Office in Tomlnson's Building, 'front.'
room, up stairs, three doors above "eiis' fafgo q
Co.'s Express Office
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Terms of Subscription.
Terms of Advertising:

Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines or less, one insertion,
-Four Dollars for each subsequent insertion, Two
Dollars.
A liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers
l5- Advertisements not MAJ Sed with the num-
Der of insertions thereon, will BE- continued until
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
ALSO,
Having furnished our Office with an elegant as
eortment of FANCY JOB TYPES, are prepared
TO execute. neatly and expeditiousy, all manner OF
Job Printing, such
Bills of Fare, Bill Heads,
Circulars, Handbllls,
Pamphlets, 4ss Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards,
Posters Books,
Law Blanks, a Catalogues,
Drafts, Checks, &C.
The Shasta courier., 1864-10-08
AMMUNITION.

On Saturday afternoon Governor Morton
received letter from an Eastern city, which
was as follows, except some names, which
we omit for prudential reasons: