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How THE SOLDIER SLEEPS would. /
think, wonder to see men lie right down in
the dusty road, under the full noon sun of
Tennessee and Alabama. and fall asleep in
a minute. have passed hundreds of such
g,leepers. A dry spot a good mattress the
flap OF blanket quite downv pillow. You
would wonder, | think, to see a whole army
corps, as l have. without shred of a tent
to bless themselves with, lying anywhere and
everywhere in an all night rain. and NOT a
growl nor grumble. was curious to see
whether the pluck and good nature were
washed out of them. and 50 made NV wav
out OF the snug, dry quarters, ! am s6amed
to say occupied, at five in the morning 10
see what water had done with them. Notbins !
Each soked blanket hatched out as iollv a
fellow as you would wish to see-muddv
dripping, half doundered, forth thew came
wringng themselves out as they went with
the look Of. troop of wet down. roosta-s
IN full ram storm plumage at half mast. but
hearts trumps every time. If thew swore-
and some did-it was with a laogb tie
sleepy hres were stirred up; then 'csn!e the
coffee, and they were as good as new
Blood is thicker than water. ''-B. r Tan.
Tor. = - f.Eaf.f > - 11y
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UNION SONG OF THE CELT.

Hail brightest banner that floats on the gale
Flag Of the country Of Washington, hail
Red are thy stripes with the blood of the brave,
Brigbtsre thy stars as the sun on the wave;
Wrapt In thy folds are the hopes of the Free
Banner of Washington blessings on thee
Mountain-tops miugle the sky with their snow
Prairies lay smiling in sunshine below; et
Rivers as broad as the sea in their pride
Border thine Empires. but do net eivide
Niagars's voice far out anthems the sea:
Land of Sablimity blessings on thee
Hope of the world on thy mission sublime.
When thou didst burst the pathway of time,
Millions from darkness and bondage awoke;
Music was born when Liberty spoke;
Millions to come'yet shall join in the glee;
Land Of the Pilgrims hope. blessings on thee
Traitors shall perish, and treason shall fail;
Kingdoms and thrones in thy glory grow pale
Thru shalt live on, and thy people shall own,
Loyalty sweet, where each heart is thy throne
Union and Freedom thine heritage be-
Country of Washington blessings on thee
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DAHoMY WOMEN Commodore Wilmot
says that the Amazons are everything in Da-
homy When the King made his public en-.
try into his capital. his carriage was drawn
by this his body guard The women are
much more numerous than the men, perhaps
three to one. The ARMY Is ,tallf made up of
women. They are far superior tB'thenien in
appearance and figure, in their performances
as soldiers, and in bravery. They are re-
markedly well -limbed and strong, and very
active in their movements. They would run
with some of the best runners in England.
Armed with muskets and blunderbusses,
they load and fire with remarkab Bile rrapIdity,
and in practice with ball. at a mark, proved
themselves good shcts. They carry swurds
also, and gigantic razors for cutting off heads.
Some have bows and arrows. They have not
the ferocity of countenance which might be
expected from their vocation. Most Of them
are young and we'll looking They fetch wa
ter daily-one in front, with a bell round her
neck, to warn the men to run away, for if
one dropped and broke her jar, the man who
happened to be near would be considered the
cause of the accident and be imprisoned or
have his head taken of. All day long the
bell is heard. and people are flying away in
all directions.
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JOHN BRIGHT ON THE STRENGTH OF OUR
GoyERNaENT.-John Bright closed his speech
at Roehdale with the following noble tribute ;.
WI Ill anybody deny that the Government
at Washington, as regards its own te6sie, is
the strongest Goverdment in the world at this
hour? Cheers. Aud fJr this simple rea.
son, because 1t is based OH the will, ahdrthe
good VIII, OF an Instructed people. H1Cheers.
Look at the power | am not now disccussi
why it is, or the cause WHICH is devebpino
Its power; but power is the thing which men
regfrd IN these old countries, and which thew
ascrlbe mainly to European institutions but
look at the power which the United states
have developed They have brought moro
men in o h" field, they have built more shins
for their navy, they have shown greater re:
sources than any nation in Europe at this mo.
ment is capable Of Look at the order which
has prevailed at their elections. at which as
you see by the papers. so, ,0G0 or lO0 GOO or
23O,0O persons voted in given State. With
less disorder than you have seen fateI9 in
three of the smallest boroughs in England
-Barnstable, Windsor and ia Andoyer.
Laughter and cheers Look at their in.
dustry. Notwithstanding this terrific strug.
gle. their agriculture, their manufactures and
commerce proceed with an uninterrupted sue.
cess. They are ruled by President chosen,
1t is true. not from some worn out roval or
noble blood, bat from the people, and the
one whose truthfulness and spotess honot
have claimed him universal praise ( and now
the country that has been villified through
halt the emgans of the press in England dur!
ing the last threeyears, and was pointed out.
too, as an example to be Stunned by many
OF your statt smen; that country, noS,ih !Aor.
tai strife, affords a haven and a hong fot
multltudes flying from the burdens and the
neglect of the old Governments of Europe
tchoees !; and when this mortal strife is over.
when peace is restored when slavery is des.
troyed, when the Union is cemented afresh-
Tor would say in the language of one of our
own poets, addressing his country, ~
The graves not dug where traitor hands shall Law.
In fearful haste thy murdered corse away
loud cheers then Europe and England
may learn that an instructed demderaey is
the surest foundation Of government, and
that education and freedom are the only
sources and true happiness among any ps6
ple-" Immense cheering. '"'-
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-06

New STYLE OF FoRrIFicATIoN. A Dutch.
man in Calaveras county has invented new
system of defense, which we think would de-
ty even the strategy and artillery of General
Gilmore. 1t has been described to us as fol
lows First he dug shaft 20 feet deep. Six
feet from the mouth Of this shaft he run in a
drift 10 feet horizontally. This be enlarged
into chamber spacious enough for a sleep
ing apartment and in this ar artment. which
is excavated from solid rock, he deposits bis
body and his money every night. If any one
has designs upon him, the Dutchmar has all
the chances in his favor: for the robber must
first run the risk of falling down the shaft.
and if he escapes this. he would be certain to
be pushed down by Hans. who operating g
from solid footing. would be a match for all
comers.-Stockton Independent
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-06

ihE owner of e boat on the Niagara river
ued up his vessel along shore with a hav rome
A blii belonging to his neighbor. jumped
ABOARD the boat. and proceeded to satisfy his
appetite from the hay. Eating off the rope.
Dull and boat went adrift. Being captain
and all hands. and very poor sailor at that,
he was unable to manage the luhberly craft.
and away they went pelI NELL. down the rap
Ids and over the falls. The owner of the
bull brings suit against the owner OF the boat
Tor carrying off his BULL and the owner ofthe
boat against the oKner of the bull for carry
ing of his boat. =;
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For SORE THRoAT-The best remedy
we have found for sore throat is, on re
firing TO rest, to rub on the outside little
Tolatils Linime1tt, and swallow slowly few
drops of fparegorie letting it dissolve in the
saliva, and spread along down the in1amed
parts. The liniment is generally sufficient
alone. Volatile Liniment is simply mix
ture of sweet OIL and and aqua amonia (call-
ed liquid hartshorn.l These are put in vi.
al and shaken, using, such proportion as to
form semi-liquid soap. An ounce or two
can be got eheaply at the druggists. and. if
tightly eorked, it will keep for months Rub
It with the fingers. We find nothing better
thar this for soreness ofthe chest'or joints,
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COUNTY DIRECTORY

District Jadge-E. Garter, of hasta.
County Judge. c. Bush.
Associate Jastices-F. Harmon, W. n. Guptill.
County Treasarer-Felix Tracy.
Kecorder-J. Il. Durick.
Cierk-John Anderson.
Sberif-John 5. Follansbee.
Under Sherif-Wm. II. Angel.
Tar L0{{ector-A. Skillman.
Deputy Tar Coiiecior-Ben. d. Anderson.
Assessor-Caleb Watkins.
Public AdmiHisfrator-De ennis Dunn.
SurregoI-E. Linn.
District AHorney-W. l.. Knox.
Xsp. Public Lastructioa-G. X Godfrey.
Board Of .Saperrisors.-lst District Samuc
Cooper ID District, James Daley Sd District, L
Waggoner.
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SHASTA COURIER

EJ- l.. p. FISHER--Is the Oaiy Agent
of the SHASTA CoURIEh in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same.
oFFICE-l7l4 Washington street. opposite Ma
guire's Opera House. 's'
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He DoEsS'7 TsKF 5ur p.pro

The man who doth no paper take,
Grudging five dollars oues a yesr.
Will never good husband make,
Because his wife can never know what is roinc
on IN the world and his children viii very
Ignorant and ridiculous appear
Ihs last line is very lengthy for the most
scientific poetical jingle, but the moral is
sublime.
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$40 f. Garter. W P; John J. Conmy. W.
NtESy A.. Chas. 4 Garter. r. s. J. Morrison,
ssFstsx A. R. s; W. II. Rhodehamel. F. 5. G.
sIzsJ d. Forbes. Treas; W. 5. Kapple. Chap.
James Hall. c. John F. Camden. A. c.; f. W
Potter l. s.; NJ Gilbert, 0. s. o. Holton, P. W
P, in place ofJ y. Chapel.
LADY oFFrcERs'-Mrs. j. ]. Conmy L. c.;
Miss Sarah Lennon. L. A. c.: Miss Lizzie Will
helm. "a L. A.. C.: Mrs. ". II. Rhodehame, Sd l..
A. c.; Miss Jennie Tracy. /. S.
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oaicers of shasta r. a. c.. No. o. f. & A. NJ

s.. Charles L. Danielson. Ii. P; a. Do
gs5Sx< hrowsky X; I. s. Mount. $. D. P. Bys-
~ tie. c. of IL. j Isaacs, P. S. E. Pest
ner. R. A G.. Wm Tozer. NJ. of Sd v;
E B. Chandler. VI. of 2d V: c. D. Forbes, NJ. of
LIST v; A. Coleman, IT.; II. A. Curtiss, Sec. /;
Thos. Hall, Guard.
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THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
BY JOHN j. COMFY.

publication Office in TOmlinson's Building front
foom, Up stairs, three doors above Wells, Fargo d
Co. Express Office.
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Officers of Western star Lodge, No. q. f
A

a D. P. Bystle, VI. NJ: A. C. Swain. s.
Nv W. T. B. Chandler. J W; A. Coleman,
" x Tr.; VIM. Tozer, 5. D.; Chas Anderson.
Nv J. D.; VIM. E. Hopping, Marshal; T.
R. Lord and Thos. Greene, Stewards l. B. Pot
ter Tyler; II. \. Uarjss See.
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Officers of shasta Council. No 6. f. & A. NJ.

X Charles j. Danielson. T. /. M; J. Isaacs,
EsA n. l. NJ; \ Dobrowsky. IT,: II. A. Cur
tiSs, Rec; &. Coleman. Capt. of g.; Wm-
Tezer. C.; g. D. Forbes, Marshal; Thomas
Greene, Steward: q. {. Swain. Sentinel.
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q. o. +.

49,. Samuel Isaacks, c. P: J. s. Follansbee.
aFI II. P; Frank Ruch. 5. w: D. Beiuert, S.
A~" Jonn "'Stsr. T.: VIM II Angell l. W
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For One Square, of 10 lines or less one insertion
Fpur Dollars; for each subsequent insertion, Two
Dollars.
! liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisets.
9f- Advertisements not marked with the num-
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erdeEed out, and charged accordingly.
ALSO,
Having furnished our Office with an elegant as
sortment of FANCY JOB TYPES, we are prepared
to execute, neatly and expeditiously, all manner OF
Job Printing, such
Bills of Fare, Bill Heads,
Circulars, Handblls,
Pamphlets, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards,
Posters, Books,
Law Blanks, Catalogues,
Drafts, Checks, &c.
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shasta County Courts.

and January.
At said terms, the business pertaining TO the
Court Of Sessions shall be first disposed Of and after
that the business of the County Court and Probate
Court in such order the Judge may determine
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Mee lst Mondays in
May, August, November and February.
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15"Pb..iA9 3uge npr6wGrtR.
yof5us sept nm ..-.......... nbr 30 Weiu. 8OrrH.
&FpreB5uS . 80 Nbeubs
PorrlSour8 ACCOMMODATION. -..s...3 Wtittoo
8arttrn -. 90 S}sro. A"Ao 09osrs
3age Iibpdrts. req -
Prf5u9 tpuIu1t On I'M ......... -. $40 gadnl.
SfpreB5nS .:-.... .7.- 8orm.
harrisburg Accommodation. ......l1.5 gsprr,
Bartton -. s. 40 0Sornr p on Orne,Ss
Der ein5t9e 5ug, lpeIGer a1 @pnntau abuebt. IN nor
@rpres3ug unt 9 tbr 80 Dlh1. a6enbs.
Der unt $50 Gbeubs o~bgebenbe @rbres.no fmrb u,r
an ~tclSeilbe1 fibli9 ron Sarris6ura a~eIeaenen lsuuftep
%on9alten: 9pIb6OrcuSE, CART, Sancser Sanction, Ger.
mont Parttcr, WtcuttOu, @9aubersbnrs unb @oessf,
bile. ~
Der Rcfoug Se5t tGsli&, ansSenDntmen Sonutaas. -
Der grpreBtne tculult tdsIiG, aassenumu1en UPontapS.
Pafnsiere fHr 3wii&enfationeu ipGten ben Sarrisbura
rHo Barftrn Accomobatious5ng ne5uen. I
gDf< nnb @rpres5ise ae5en seuau in 8er5inSnna nit
oer BenniplDafia Central @iienba9tt in Sarrisbnra fiji
Yittsbur9, @ltDtlaaD, Columbus, Gtnctns
nat, SnOiandpOlts, Sort WoYut, @5icado
unb alien Pldsen bes SrrBeu Wetens, foipie Al @Imtro
NIT br NeD Dcrt erie @iienbabn mao aGen WIGseu i'm
nSrbli@en nub tpetli&en Mep gprt.
{ g6e8en 6a6rbilets uno anberer genaueu unS eerIGsIr
@en G%rstunft beIiebe man f9 an bic 8iletzO Office in bsf
8aloert STATION, Ode BON @aloerts unb Graugliufr., IN
ipenben:
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9l9~ ~ .Aa Gen. Surt. er glSrbl. @eutrarba5u.
@b. g, gOun8t 000ea qsttf e..tI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
MarDlarb Observation-Disclosures
rs9 fd1dft BON Baltimore

JfprotpeltltHel Gde pp1 Baltimore uno ytprtbitr.
Dieie @eieui&aft bsfbt Elm bebeutenbes 8adrsGapitdl ser.
il1ert @ebdube nnb wlobtlien innerbaft3 unb a~userbalb Der
tStaet, et8en Werlrit eRrdp Iener, gu fpl6en Naten, be- ip-
wDbl esmtnnbrtnsenb fur 6e @~ptnpasnte fn6, un6 aud cine
btitreidenbe 6arantie fir bic Berfherten bteten.
S9rtftltdf pter periRnli6e AppIitatipnen nerben fOfurt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25

bad IS # 81 ar9lanb.
9taG Union 8rirse, (absr Meltminffer)
leben Die 3a9e ta9ltd 7.20 Mpr9ens uno 3
Ro6ulittogs.
Bon Union Bridge UNI 5 muo $50 8ore
mittaSS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-14
TAX NOII> E.

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land and town lots,
lying and being situated in the county of Man
towoc and State Of Wisconsin. remaining unre-
deemed in the office of the Clerk Of the Board
Of Supervisors of the county Of Manitowoc and
State of Wisconsin, for the taxes due and I'M
paid thereon for the year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty. for which said taxes. the
said tracts Of land and town lots were sold On
the Sth day of OcsoseH A. u. 1861. Now,
therefore. unless the anoInt of taxes, interest,
fees, and charges set opposite the several
tracts Of land and town lots, as herein describ-
ed: including thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every such description, be paid on or
before the 9Th day of October. A. ID. 1864, ac-
cording to the time when said tracts of land
and town lots were sold as above-statcd; the
same will be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assigns in pursuance Of the statutes for such
Case made and provided.
ADOLPH WHITMAN,
Clerk County Board of Supervisors.
Dated Mantowoc, MIrch 3. 1864.
TOWN RANGE