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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
The Election.

The, election in this city passed oI
very ouietly 'und with a general good
feeling. There was not much spirit man
ifes,cd above the general anxiety to near
of the result. In this city the Union
paia i, IS in the First Ward aud 2l IN
the Second, making a total OF 80. In
most OF the townships The Democrats
made gains, and at thc present writ'ns'
their gain in the county will probably be
over 2oc. The Democratic boast was
that they would carry the county on 'he
home vote BY 1000 mej1rity, in which
they have been handsomely disappointed.
The general result in the District aud
Throughout Ohio, pennaylvania aud In
diuuu gives us great cause for r'jo'e'"g'
It is mugu' fccnt triumph for the friends
of the Union. II only remains for uS
now 10 keep our armor buckled for the
great fight in November. This election
is only mere reconnaissance to the
great ba,tlc next month Let tthe Union
organic atoms be continued, and acom-
pletc canvass at once commenced.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
StraWs.

Last Monday, on the s. d. &C. R. R.
between Urbsns and west Liberty a
vote was taken for President with the
following rsselt:. Bincolus 60, Nc.
clelland d2oD lSAtl IIfl
On last Saturday on the train going
from Urbana to Bcllefontsine, carrying a
lot of Democrats going to the latter
place to hear vallandigham speak, vote
was taken and resulted in only sir
majority for Mcclellan, and that, too, in
q Vallandigham deleeationl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
The Annie Trade.

The apple trade in this city ho, be.
come quite extensive. During the pas,
two weeks large shipments have been
made to the South and West, and smal
contracts have been taken for the Lake
Superior market. The Mrssrs. srosEhs
J. II. NicHswAsDER, aud Air. WILSON arc
the principal buyers, aud they together
are shipping from 100 to $50 barrels per
week. The price they pay for apples is
mostly stbo cents per bushel. "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
OHIO.

.ssls OHIO. .
CINCINNATI, Oct. ll.--Hamilton n coun-
ty gives about 5000 Union majority -
Egglestpn and Hayes (Unoh), elected in
First and Second Districts.
Urbana--Upion majority, 25S.
Springfeld-Unon majority, 400; an
average gain Of thirty in each of the four
wards. h vr, -
oh, rlin-Union majority 5I2.
Tlffin--lst Word Nublc 90 mi irily I;
Union gain 10. Second Ward, Noble
81; Union gain 81.
Saudusky cuunty-SandUsky Town
ship l6l Union majority; Union gain
A private dispatch from Springfield
says Franklin county gives Cox, ior Con'
gress, 1900 majority, while Clark
cJunty gives Shel.absrger, 1900, Green
1900 ana Madison 800. This will give
Mr. Sbeliabargsr 2iOO majority. Y
Nors alk--U lion mi rty 275. 70 4i
Newsrk--Dempcratic gains on us not
very heavy. Tney will beat us on the
home vote, but we think the soldiers
vote viii carry the Uisfict without a
DOUBT. 90
Cleveland has gone Union by about
500 mojority.'{ rus,y,s ..,.....s iss,
Knox CUunty--In ten townships the
u ,,ioh loss Is l08. The union majOrily
on the home vote will be about 5Ol ''1, :
Logan County--Tbe Uaivn majority /.
about TOO. Democratic gain 800. ~
Judge Lawrence 10 said to be electet
III the tth District by . handsome mejori
~.
sRe,uns from Dark county show large
Un'on gains.
Gem bQbeuek TO- elected to Congress
in the 81 District by about 1000 majcrl
ty. '-lssi 1su.lla. . .... 80
The Union majority IN the State i
estimated at 10000. @r
Fifteen Or Sixteen Union Congress
men have been elected.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

OF Messrs. CRAle g. SToSER, Of this
City, have removed to the enterprising
town oil Urbana, where they have entered
into the Grocery business. They are
good business men and we hope they
will receive the patronage that their en-.
terprise aud energy merits.
Commemorative are informed by
one uI the gentlemen interested that the
following gentlemen have not SIX duddled
fom the draft, but intend t. report
when ordered TO do 30: Ben. Splitter,
VIM. Gulick, Dan'l Hies,and and Jacob
SluckY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
District Election.

We have not heard from all the coun.
ties in the District. Crawford gives
Noble l,l5o majority. Erie gives Buck
land 100 majority. Bucklund is elected
by about TOO maturity on the home vote.
This is glory enough for Que day l. t
US all give cheers-rousing, hearty
,haar, ''.
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Carr. HvarT has sold out The CH'o
sstute Journal estalishment 10 . com
pany, names not given. will hereai-
Ter be published by. said company -
Their Is yet no snDouncement OF ths
Editor under tho new arrangement.
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IMPORTANT no TRAVELLERS.

while journeyine on The cars, ny stoms soh Be
osms badly dsfauEsd. eshsiar sssfs ysin N nv
hnd, Had IL bssn on the water u would have bssa
rny condition. rssohsd ost = hottie ss,ins. ."Isks
t~sllow." I did SO. and In less than ave painu,,,
my trouble ~as ended. Ths m.dir1us wss ,tCNos,,
nyspspsia Chfe," aud from the .ft.ct II A.S ,ao,
the stomach, a,d what have l.aIn.aafi, .,.e.I
thint must be an sresI,snl :, msu, ior sea ,ieI
mes, and Dyspepns. MRS sAMtJEL FIEI.D
| Madison, jan, 30.h, 1854
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

Those who know my eon.titutiou, what nv con.
uon has been for the last thirty years, win believe
with me hst a medicine which viii reach my ease,
wili reach aimoHany ons. Goes Dyspspsip Care has
DON now have to use the msseias. Il rslisvsd NE
IN az tnstant when 1 WAS in great pain. My whole
system IL being strengthened b its use.
ANN q. BA0GoTT.
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Testifn nOniaIs.

From the Pastor ofthr Msthodit &. CLurub. M.ai.
son, Conn,
Ihsv. s'sd Goes nyspspiis Cure In my family, and
can willingly testify to it, vAlus as . medicine
HENRY Uil-M AND, Pastor NJ. Z. Church.
Madison, Coma, June 3Ulh, La6i
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

MR. Cor,-Tbs bottle ofCo.'. Dyspspsia Cure you
Fa'e me has hseked up your sistsment eehesrninx
u, have only used half botlls, and can eat plns
spp,, tneI' eAhs OF anything else, wiihoat Ioubls.
uhe" hke charm, The relief IL affords - iastAn.
'.hsoa'; JANE A. EuWREY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
The Result In Seneca.

Below We give the approximate ma
jYrity in he several townships in Seneca
County. The full vote had not, at the
hour VI going to pre's, been returned:
Dem. NJ ]. Rep. Mj.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

N 'vIVe Huu ffNut IHfOuRh our JIty Fanen.
NEw HAVEN, Conn, June IL, lpsl.
MEssKs EpiToRss-Aliow me thtouyh ,on, coI
u phs, to uoknowshgs my gratitude for the ben,6t
have received ron The use OF COes o. .psp.ia Iur.
Although was great sufferer from Dyspspsia, the
ubt do" gave instant rehsf aud one ounce has sna.
bsd me In sSt anything please, without pain. 4
have now stopped using the msdiein-, az no longer
nesdu. PALMIRA l,YAIAS
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MAplsos, Conn. Jun. so,h, Iss,

hApiboN itOhh June SHh, 1t5f.
From the benefit derived by the use OF Goes Dy..
psP,n Cure "a nv family, am prepared 10 say that
never I"'end to be without II and sdviss an who
are aniieied with DyspsP,is 10 ip 10,
- PAllANDEH LEWlS.'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

MEssRs. c. @. CLAEE A Co-i;r.r,s ,ey,
sire TO make hnown the almost in-,ants asot sr..t.
of"Cosf Dyspspsia oure," IN sas.s on aholeya MOI.
nus nus, hsd been Tor twenty. -four hours pure,nr At
the nonseh aBd bowels, every fifts,n ninai,. 4
,h,o your aIas store 10 procure some brandy, az
hsa aslways hsen told that Il wa. socd remsdy 10,
Dytsn,sry. Ny psilid face and nv ~sshns., :,
once sursetsd the susnton Of the elsrk 10 eh,r.,.
sac ne shsd me al onoe "whAt 10 the mausriS 1
,spnso' ~ have been for twsaty.fcur hour yomit
ing ana ppIgtng, sad Ian unsbls 10 stand or valt
hom ~sakness, and this deadly sicknsss Al nv
sSmen s.n. rorplsisy pio'iIstss me. BspreAsesds
optns ofCoeh DyspsPsis Cnrs, saying atsks q l.rr,
amer dinner"
trom the msment took that doss sfths u,,dieiu.
my sickness at the stomach was gons--iu sfsct va,
irstsniansous. In ar hopr ssi my dinasg Win a.
5000 Ielish a ever hnngry man p4.took, "a. v.s
well cleared eat Of food y snd foIisssd' Sy a ,..
spoosfel Of enrs. have not suIsssd 4 osytisi~ az
iaeoHvsnisnes since took ,hs remedy.
in ASTON was 80 ~ondsrfa nd 30 i,1 that
could hardly bseve the evidsnoes Of Nv own ssr.,,
and desire TO pubiiely make knowa thtss fse,s ths,
ne whole world may avail themselves or iis use.
Ike bread, ! sbosld ind a plaes ia svsy anss
oass' ana os..evs that oHs sboaid 70 awsy nom
nome ihout abotts of u In his poekst OF whsss II
could be quickly made available. GEO, L. DRAKE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

.s1'i, The sandusky Register says that
MEsSicx aud r sISrHIL, OF tha city, who
were arrested for con plicity ia the rsb-
( 81 Piraiical scheme on LAKE Erie, have
been indicted before the United States
GsapdJug3 a. Cieyelsnd. Ths prof
. sAss;ainsi them was very plain and positive.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

Ssows-LAsi SATURDAY we had the hrs'
snow VI the season--just enough 10 any
il snowed--foliowed up at night with
vssy heavy frost.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

viii aot and cannot srst " sSV the core 4, u,sd Ia
remove. the psa,s by removi ng the esu.s, not like
Alcoholic btitsrs which ~ your bad feelings
fot a few nomsnts BY their exhilstsiing effectA
pswAW OF all such remedies OF bsvsfsrs,. but in
their PLACES use Remedy that will restore In. di,.
sasd functions TO their bonnsl condition and set I'm
motion IN. ratite bnmsn aeehHniIm in perfect her
aony, and upon pfineiplss anonymous with we'll De.
dnsd ph, laws. That such will bs the eject
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
Snanial Noticaa.

S?eoial Notices.
NERVOUS 0EsILlTvt sEa'SAL WEAK
Can bsevrrd By one who h-s realty cured himself
and hendr,d. Of c,h.ss, sad viii tell 70. so,hinr
but th. usih. Address. with stamp.
EpwARU n. TRAvER.
Ausss-iy Loeb Bos. Boston. Ms,,.
THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPEnEScE
Il or Az lSvst'p.
Publi.h.d for The beas6t, aud a. = ckruos to vouss
sss and o,h,r., who suhtr ftsm ssavous pssrlirr,
PREMATURE DECAY op sASnocp, sc, snppJ'nf /"
,h. same time the mean, Of ssmCurs. - one who
ha, cured himself sn., und.rgoins eOn'idsrss'e
quaeksry. 10y 4nelo,iue q pos, paid aud Addressed
suv.lon, singh. copies csn be had or,hs author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, k.Q,
1854 asyi Brookyn, kiass Co. NY.
A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.
In ,p sffect--initsn,susous.
.at In II. eolcr,Eg gpowu--ms'ehls".
In Iu insredient'-v.getsbls.
10 iis opsrsuon-ns,ursi .....H
Ia Us b,sutifying rssul,s-sndurrG.
10 Its iutsndsncy--Pr-,sfvsuvs.
n In It's populshty --unsquAll.d.-
M CRIsTAD0R0's HAIR DYE u.
I. proncuntsd both by the wohtp % scisscs aud
the woRLp OF fAsH,oS, the 6rsa preparation sv.r
invented by su to rse,ify the 'hor, cominss Of Nature
Manufactured only by J. CHsisr DoNo, No. Q, A"of
Hou,e, New York. Sold by all druggists, Applied
by all hair dte,.etS. May 10, 1891 a3nt
.----------------------- -----------------------
DR., TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment.
In Pint bouIs, At FIFTY CENTs, cure, lam.nso,
...l. ~. .ltA ka Iaau fha fol sNst
BosToS, July :, 1909.
Dr. TopiAs; We have used for the past year. your
or,s Linimsnt for lamens.s, kicks, bruises, collie,
,,,I cuts, and 10 every instance ioand 1t the best
.rtelo eve, tried In ,hi. sirrp, COMPANY. p'sa''
lend six dOren,n 1t ,,s only linin@n' We use nov
w. have iue hof,s,, soms very vsir'eis, and We do
iot want to leave town witbeu, u.
Msnsger ysrAmburEh n Co.'S M-nngsrs.
sold by all druggists. ores, SO Couisndt ST. n. Y.
NAV 10. 1864. 'f 93ni
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Legal Notice.

Marion Jellsy,
James q. JellsyD
lame, q, Jsilsy. non resident of Ohio. will tahs
notice that op the ID day OF oetobsr u. 1eGt, sh,
flied sgain,i him In the Common Please couH oi
Seneca County, ONO, her pstiion, showing that she
=, NJ. wiis, Ii,s, ,nry have Two children, viz Lous
Isabelle Jsley. aged thirs.n year. and Isnis Edna
Jelle,, sged iglu years; that he has been wiliuly
absent for more than three yssrs last past and sik'
a nd to be vested with the ii kht of = femssole.
The cause wilt he heard at the Wrm Of Coun ts'
BYERs 4 THOMPSON,
SOLICITOR tor Petitioner.
October 4, lsct CIV
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Phila1elphiA "A gain Of 250o or seoe
for the Union The Democrats give the
State up. F-rfr .fi
Wyns eounty--UniOn gain, $40.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
ONE OF TIE rwENrY.r,rrH.

NV HAVkN, Jnns lIth, lt64.
MR.cos-sts' Having been uouhlsd With the
Ly,pepsia Tor soms eight o. twslva meu,hs, I have
tsksn the usuai kinds OF medfeius, which have done
ms no good ! saw your slvsstissnsst q . ns1i.
cine toepTs the Dyspep.s hAvs tIisd Il and fssadt
20 be the msdieins. The tni - drops tihs nh Of
hsvs taksn IA thEes oy four timss b., have hsd no
disusuing teshns IA my stomach sipoi 70 kac the
hn. Is d'epti .ltSRs,hsr before, I eesld Asa set
mssl, and someunies no moss lasu three % fest
Respectfully. ~. WOODBURY..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
Goes Dysrepsia Cure.

immsdiaisly aud inEantansously, pledxe onr word
a' men OF honor--oar reputation a. Pharmsc
our favorable acquaintance with the people as pro
phstofs OF The ntlj.isnownsd "Cos's Cough bal
sam "ifitii used according to our directioat which
may be found with sssh bottle. We add hsIow some
fsstimoaia from our nsighbors and toS.nsmen !, 10
which we ask Your eaIeaL aneniion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

Nrw HAvss Iuns ! nh. 1894.
NE Cot-hnAn Sizt- The botils 81 Dvspspsia
Mse,eins teesivea bam yea. gave insisntssssss
relief only nssd whsA M food dlstssssss as. n
was ssoet hhs ssiias two doses ~ DAY ess 10 msf-
food and cee~ssing the nsdiaiss, pntil irss sns-
bsd 10 eat Without istins snyshire a. sll Ny case
- an ssis.ns one. hssisr spfsssd fss ssvsn ysssA
setts ef Medicine " the space ef tis nsniks. Tks
ssss ~ss s'sass1~Assl HI tNa ALLEN.
ssli by psssslss u siv I'D ssuaasy ssssywh>s..
PRick sise ErR DQ1TlE
osdsIs y sail, tse~ eide, -aAAis . o. ssrss.sw.
~, .c,ezeaARksco.
Sorr--y...l.. ,.e,..,. n I'm ~ .ss's'.ss, ~
"a sAtide,s os Nsssss a ptSms5h, sai sn isd,,Vos
sitioa peculiar 10 ,ls sitesfics,
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J. T. MARQIlRDT

Announces to the citizens of Tif.
lin city, and surrounding country,
that lac has removed his
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13
Election Returns.

OIL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

Fever aud Ague, Sick-Heudache, Sick.
ness at the Stomach, Constipation,
Heartburn, Cole Pains in Stom-
aeh or Bowels, Dysentery,
Vomiting, u feeling of
Faintncss and Las.
sltude, Want
Of Ape.
tite,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-10-13

rKRMs. Ga PER ANNuM, IN ADVANCE
T---7---~--- ---------- - II ~
a. I<AGA. Editor x Publisher.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-03
Scenes ofDesolation in Georgia.

correspondent of the Boston Journal.
who had visited the region fought over in
Georgia, writes as follows:
Georgia. as seen from Chattanooga 10 Mar.
ietta, abont 100 miles, is totally swept of its
male inhabitants. In the still standing cot.
tages, mostly near the depo,s, and selling
peaches, apples and pies around the cars,
y"u see lean, lank, yeliow-skinned women OF
the lower class. with their tow headed child.
ren-a few boys under twelve and some Of
them munmanageable-al clad in the common.
est OF female or of homespun male garments:
out never by any chance, excepting by the
INES, and then very rarely. an able bodied
man. Every able odied man we.rs the Fed.
erai uniform. Every able Ludied negro is in
the service of the army. Georgia here il
abandoned except by its women. All-eyery
man-of the adult male population in the
Southern army.
have seen in the letters Of correspondents
accounts of fields Of waving corn end wheat.
that would perish for want of men to cut them
down. These fields were said to exist on this
route. L did not see them, nor traces of them.
1t rs lovely land, with its gentle undulations.
gracefully receding towards the forest covered
mountains; it is a well watered and fertile
soil. capable of being made paradise in
point of beauty, and for fruitfulness another
Egypt; bat there has been very small por-
ton OF the ground redeemed yet, and the
cultivation that existed. meagre. rude and
limited as it was. has disappeared before the
desolating march of the two great armies.
Here and there YOU see patches of corn; but
to call the country an uninhabited and un-
cultivated region, held by the military power
is the truest description to be given Of it.
Ali along the railroad you seldom lose sight
OF the great fact of the war. The country is
cut up with breastworks and dotted over with
rifle pits. Had the chivalry and poor white
trash united in doing as much in plowing
and otherwise cultivating the fields as they
have done in their vain and persistent at
tempts to stop the progress of civilization, as
represented by Sherman army. Georgia, in
stead OF being now way down in the list of
wealthy States would have run up like gold
suddenly and far. But that would have been
degrading themselves, while to ruin their
State is ennobling All along the railroad
you see the black embers and charred timbers
AID chimneys standing alone, that shows
where houses have been burned down by
Johnston'S or our army. The few little vii
lagos that are on the road are utterly deserted.
You see large hotels, all open, with broker
panes Of glass. doors and blinds, (of these
last, few only, off their hinges, emptied of
furniture fiom ceiling to ceiling. So of all
the stores except those occupied by our troops
or the Sanitary Commission. At every bridge
however small the stream it crosses, there is
a block house or stockade, built or building,
and guard of soldiers.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-03

THE draft which is going forward at Chi
cago produces such scenes at the enrolment
headquarters as are described as follows:
my dear sir,' said drafted person to the
chief of the beard, 81 have received notice
that am drafted
g Yes, you were drawn yesterday you will
be quartered at the barrack to morrow"
"Drawn and quartered! good heavensr
The poor fellow, slid out of the room like
creased eel. lie has not been seen or heard
of since His name was Smyth before he
was drafted; now it's myth.
A stout gentleman was drafted in one Of
our wards who had previously stood a draft
in Madison. Wisconsin. He stoutly denied
that the authorities had any right draft him
here:
"Why are you exempt?'' inquired ths
Provost Marshal. Can you get a certificate
from man of medicine ?''
6 No, but can get one from the men of
Madison"
The pun was pronounced good, and the
man ordered punished. He was compelled
to submit 20 the second draft.
Mr.. Bramah made his appearance to claim
exemption. His friends rallied him on his
name, and asked if he tsas chicken hearted
mo, I'm game cock,'' said he, u bu.
don't like the draft
: Then. said particular friend of his.
:. you are that kind of a chicken. prepare
for the next world, and die bravelyn
:" What care / for the next world ?' was
the reckless response, " chickens get their
necks twirled in ,hs''
But the majority do not prove ready at re
tort. Stout men suffer, sick men rejoice.
One-eyed individuals, men with one leg. and
legs without any man at all men who are
liyerless, lungess and heartless, laugh in.
cessantly at the comicalites of the draft.
Other men can't Sc it. They like the draft,
but they don't like being drafted. Circum-
stances alter cases, or. as the attorney said,
cases alter circums' ances. Every man is pa
triotic. There is not an individual in all this
broad and happy land that would object to
seeing his best friend drafted and sacrificed
upon the altar of his country; any one will
cheerfully see bis wife's brother or his aunts
uncle, or any other distant relative. swallow
ed up by the draft but at the same time he
believes. and not without example either.
that patriotism, unlike charity, should never
begin at home-
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-03
.'-e THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
BY JOHN J. CONMY.

publication Office in Tomlinson's Building, front
room, up stairs, three doors above Wells, Fargo
co., Express Office.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-03

CRownISG BACHELOR What did you
come here after?' inquired Miss Susan Dia.
per, Of bachelor friend. who made her a
call when the rest of the people were gone
out.
II came to borrow some matches" be
meekly replied.
:" Matches that's likely story. Why
don't you make match? know what YOU
came for" exclaimed the delighted Miss, as
she crowded the cid bachelor into a corner.
!" You came here to kiss and hug me almost
to death, but sou sia 'nt-without you are
the.strongess, and The lord knows you are. ,
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-03
SHASTA COURIER.

ca- L. p. FIsHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
OFFICE-l71A Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-03

Az unfortunate printer who found himself
unexpectedly raped for, got of the follow
ing:
We had sweet dreams the other night.
When all around was still
We dreamed saw a host of folks
Pay up their printers bill
We wish the dream would come to razs
And our empty pockets fli
Tar ump Ia da de diddle dunn,
Te ump te diddle dill.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-03

PoTAsH.-A load of native potash. collected
from bed of that material near the sink of
the Carson river, was haulei into Carson
City the other day. The POST says that any
quaint; ;ty of tia material, and Of excellent quai
ity. tn, can be shoveled without II .ublc.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-03

Oaieers Of Shasta Lodge, No. 81, i. o. O. f.
..snoHi6fk Samuel Isaacks. n. c.; G. W
Hoffman,. v. g.; Joseph clough,
Sec.; G. NJ. Wilhelm. Treas; Saml.
Isaacks. Felix Tracy and Chas. Litsch, Trustees.
The Shasta courier., 1864-12-03
6Ocers of Shasta Encampment, No. II,
a. a. r.

Samuel Isaacks, C. P; J. S. Follansbce
~ H. p; Frank Ruch. S. W.; D. Bcinert, S.
E Jonn Foster. T.; VIM. II. Angel. 1. w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-05-25
10 the People Of North Carolina.
aver more

IN compliance with the wishes Of May friends, 4
announl. my self candidate forthe Office Of Governor
Of NORTH Carolina, at the election 10 be held on the
inst Thursday in august next. R
NV principles and views, as Conservative" after
the straitest sect, are well known TO the people Of
the State. These principles and views are what they
have been. They will not he changed.
| am mol disposed at time like this, TO invite the
people from their empoymens, and add TO the ex-
element which prevails, in the public mind, by ha-
ranguing them for their votes. We need all our en-
erges to meet the common enemy, and TO provide
means Of subsistence for troops in the field and
the people at home Let the people go calmly and
firmly TO the polls and vote for the men Of their
choice. viii cheerully abide their decision, what
ever il may he. ea
Ifelected viii do everything in my power to pro-
mote the interests The honor and The glory Of North
Carolina, and 10 secure an honorable peace.
w. w. HOLDEN.
March l6 37-tde