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C.P. BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

ali pens Dear my trade marx, &C. r. BsRsrs.
EXTRA L0o.. KT.," for which have secured the
o9pt At, s1d are warranted "a csra:s fine and per-
tset II every respect Sent by NAL o. express %
any psrt Of the country on recept OF proc and re-
'EH eArgcs; Persons ordering SIN please STAKE tic
coarse; and If the pa should fs 70 please or prove
detective, VIII have the privilege Il erchaDgiur e.
dednetion o! nlren percent. allowed on order Oh
80 or over, and twenty-five per cent. on those ni
Sln9. Liberal discounts made 70 the trade. odd
pens ropgired in the best manner FOR FIFTY
CENTS gaAf ssalrp) eseh. Pen a0d Watoh circI lars
sout EBEE. Addrsss
G. =. BARNES,
Dealer Ia Sold Pens snd American Watches.
5s5 Aiain-st-eet. Cor. Sixth, IaoHigy.lle, sY.
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Missouri Matters.

From Missouri we learn that Price is
advancing in three columns, but wheth-
er on Rolla, Jefferson City or St Louis,
is not known. The Notifications at St.
Louis were fully manned on Monday as
a precautionary measure Gen. EwING
has not been heard from for several
days
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CONVENIENT EEPLOYEKs, such as machin-
lists, carpenters, teamsters, ETC., should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner of Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
Of Government claims.
CHECKS on TIE DEPOsITARY AT LOUIsvIaLs,
cashed on the very best terms.
THOs. S. ALRR.
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GEx. McPHERsoS.-A splendid Pho
tograph of the late Mai. Gen. MoPher-
son, can be obtained, by mail, or
otherwise, for 80 cents, at the Gallery
of the Cumberland, Is Cedar ST
july 27-tf A. s. MORSE.
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NEw THEATRE The beautiful and
accomplished actress, Miss Avonia
Jones, has benefit tonight On this
occasion Shakespeare tragedy of Mac
beth" VIII be produced Miss Jones ap-
pears As Lady Macbeth Mr. Roys as
Macbeth; Mr.. Allen as Banquo The
remaining characters are well dis
tributed, Mr. aud Mrs. Wight being in
the cast There viii be no aiterpiece.
1t is unnecessary for Us to speak OF The
great claims Of Miss Jones, or to urge
a general attendance Of the play-going
public, that she may have a. benefit
worthy Of her and Of Nashville Her
claims are known, and there will be a
spontaneous rush to do her honor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Safe Investment.

A first class Drinking Saloon, centrally
located, and doing 3 splendid business.
The proprietor having other business 10
engage his attention thus'ofFers it for sale.
Enquire at the Office of the Daily Union.
Octl-Iw.
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Any one wishing to purchase an eat
ing saloon and confectionery, can get a
bargain OF application at this Office.
The proprietor wishes TO sell because he
has other business that requires his ex.
elusive attention.
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RIGH. RlRE Ibid RicY /!

4 VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE or THE
II hsnd-omest women IN the world q pecui or
ran 60 orei pho ogrsph in oil, taken from hfe
beautiful behold. lbs iF really o m.gn fceuf
pc IRE perfect gem. he j. a beTitchng bsauty
Price hfty cents. sent free oy rnai in a sealed CIR
cuiar enFelop Addfess DAVIS & BIO,
auE51-lla' Box ]. ~ Pos. olle Cnlelan n. 3.
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DR.. COLEMAN'S
Private DispenSarY.

While humanity continues to be infrm
aud man is promo to err, and the cOnse-
quenccs are visited upon the unfortunate,
ne should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who devotes
his time and talent 20 the relief of this
species Of human suffering is not less a
Phiianthropist than he who seeks % relieve
any other affection TO which man is subject
for true philanthropy looks not to whai
caused the trouble, but what will cure It,
DR. COLEMAN has devoted large portion Of
his time to the cure Of the class Of dis
eases mentioned IN his advertisement in
to-day's paper. He has duly qualified
himself by study and experience to perform
Whist he promises. He has been located il
our midst for several years, and the test
mOnials OF the press which he has
quoted IN his card, are e guarantee to the
afflicted for his skill and attainments.
His Office is "a North Cherry street. Post
Office Box, 502.- aug5
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preserrs your Ola Picture.

Old Pictures of any style copied for Carte
de Yisite, or enlarged TO any size, and col
ored in water, oil colors, or India Ink, and
warranted better than the original, st the
Gallery of the Cumberland, IS Cedar-street,
opposite Commercial Hotel.
July At A. S. MORSE.
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THEATRE-Miss Mary Mitchell's ben
eft takes place tonight Shakespeare 8
tragedy OF Macbeth viii be produced
Miss Mitchell plays Lady Macbeth; Mr..
Foster, Macbeth; Mr. Lefhngwell, Mac
duff; Mr. Arnold, Banquo. The enter
tainments close with the afterpiece OF
Paddy Miles's Boy" The friends OF
the fair beneficiary have an opportu.
nifty to distinguish themselves by filling
the old temple full to overhowing
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s1asllrille @lniOa.

The UNION has the largest
Circulation of any Newspaper IN
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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Considerable stir was created on
Cedar street last evening by the APP
pearance1 on the promenade between
Cherry and the Square, of white man
with a negro woman of the deepest
ebony, hanging on his arm. For a
brief period they "were the observed of
all observers" The man wore an air
Of satisfaction, while the sable Gamsel
bore her "blushing honors' with man
ifest pride. We do not know whether
he was a native or imported miscege-
nator
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IrIrNERAL NOrICE

Tn friends snd acquaintance Of JEssK Collins
aFe respectfully invited 70 sitead hrs funeral ties
morning 81 ten O'clock from his late residence on
south Cherry street
DIVINE service ~ Rev. Dr. sswus.
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aeneral Harker.

Asplendid Photograph of the late lament.
ed General Hsrker, can be obtained By
mail OF otherwise for 30 cents, at the Gale
~ Of the Cumberland, No. Is Cedar street.
july 20-tf
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Photographic Views, Camp Scenes, Build
ings, Regimental and Company Pictures,
taken 70 order at the Gallery Of the Cum
berland, Is Cedar street.
july22-tf. A. S. MORSE.
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just resaived, and for sale cheap, . spien-
did assortment Of Farlor and Soldiers
Pocket Albums. Also new style Of Auto
graphic Albums, At the Gallery o. the Cum
kerland, Is Cedar street.
iuivi8-tc
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Notice.

/ would respectfully state that Mr.. GREEN
VALID is no longer connected with the above es-
tablishfnen nor its present owners, many Of nis
riends and patrons suprose he caa now De found
in his Professional capacity ct my Photographic
Gallery,
Corner Union and College Streets,
where he will be happy to sait upon All who msy
favor us vi IN call.
aug24-2m T. i. SALESMAN.
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RECORDERS Court, Oct c, ls64-John
Garner, drunk and disorderly, s. and
costs.
F. Ryan, J. II. Hamilton, Ii. Powell,
J. F. Wheeler, James Morgan, BETTE
Inman and J. F. Moore, drunkenness,
s. and costs each.
John Murrell and q. r. Barrett, dis
orderly, 50 and costs each.
Several other persons were before the
Court but discharged.
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DIsEASES OF THE NER-
IL VOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND GEXUAL
BYSTEM5-new and reliable trestnnent-in Reports
Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATIOE-Sen by mail in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
Dr.. J. SKILLIH H0UGHToN, Howard Association,
No. g, South Nintb-stree., Philadelphia, Pa.
Ap lily
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OR VENEREAL DISEASES
To the Public.

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY PHOTOGRAPH
IL Gallery on Union street, l would respectfully
return thanks tony rnsny friends, and the public
generally for the lbe al patronage with which they
have favored me. ! may also be allowed to state in
this connection, that the acknowledged superiority
of Pictures made OF my establ. shment, is entirely
due to the energy and skill Of Mr.. J r GREEN
WALD, who has been associated with me, ami has
had sole charge ami control Of the Photographic
department. Many Of my frien0s ana former pa
irons need no information on this subject; but 70
those who may not know Mr.. Greenwald, | can
cheerfully say that he Is gentleman Of honor aud
integrity; and rs a Photographer has probably no
equal in the South west. ] dOuOt whether his sU-
perior can be found anywhere.
make tins scknOwiedg ment unsolicited by him,
and merely because it is true and due him. Any
one in want Of fine Photographs. other ctures,
Will fad Mr.. Greenwsld decidedly the man to 60 to.
THOS. j. MERRITT,
Former Proprietor Of National Portrait Gallery,
A. & A Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
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Registration Of Voters

THE LOYAL VOTERS OF NASHVILLE AND
i Davidson county are hereby lnformed that, in
accordance with the Proclamation ii Gov johnson
authorizing the holding Of an election for Presiden-
tai Electors, books are now open "a the Mayors
Office, southwest corner Of the Market House Up
stairs, for the registration Of the names OF all yer
sons entitled to and desiring 10 exercise the night
Of suffrage.
ontg-gf r
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Not Dye, but RestOTeF Of Color and
Perfect Hair Dressing Cnmhinpl


London Hair Color RestOrer and Dressing"
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Lit vii restore gray hair to its original color.
1T will make il grow on bald hears.
at will restO e the natural secret. ons.
At VII remove a d ndIuff ard itching
5-lt viii make the hair soft, glossy and feHibie.
g. It will preserve the original color 10 old age.
lit viii prevent the ir from filling of.
SIT will cure all diseases Of the scalp.
Re1d this Certificate
am harpy to add my testimony to ths great
value of the "London Hair Color Restoref," which
restored my hair to its original dark color and the
hne appears 20 be permanent am satisfied that
the preparation Is nothing like dye but operates
upon the secretions. II IS ais, beautiful 'ha r
dressing, and promotes the gfoRth l purchased
the first bottle from Edward Z. GarrigUes, Drug
gst Tenth and Coates streets, who can Also testify
my hair was very gray when / commenced ts use.
Mrs Muller
No. 80 North Ninth street. Phis
Price Is cts per hot le or SIX bottles, 81 Sold
by On. SwAYNE SON, 33J North sixth street, Phil
sdelphia and
W. !. Is G. W. SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. OF Church and Vine Sts..
setG7-tuesti r3m. RcSirile
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rNHREE OR FOUR GOOD cARPF MFRS Can
Tad Constant eurloyme1t ADD goot wages ~
81 a1 u me -snn 81 hare Eilh, Narh Summer
street. near the 6ofeEaalent Horse Pee.
CHARLES RICH.
sepls-lEe
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United States Securities sold at the
New York Stock Exchange on the lst
inst. as follows
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Citizens of the Buckeye State, officers
and soldiers in Nashville, are referred
to the call upon them to meet at the
State Capitol tonight, to prepare for
the Ohio State Election, which takes
place next Tuesday There ought to
be large attendance, for the number
Of Buckeyes in this place is great.
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A fine and large assortment Of new
Prints at Cameron. Grier a Co.'S
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Roardinp Hol1sa-

TTAv Nc RETURNED To THE CITY / An
u Sin prspsFsi to secom oiate bsarsiers a.
Ida ~ weekly, OF monthly, at ms Fcsidenees
s go : = - wRs LAVE
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We are indebted to Cone, Tunnel d
Co, for the latest Chattanooga Gazette
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FsyI4F TNDERsIGEEh WOlLD RESPECTFUL
II inform ~ fflenis alsi customers tit he tas
s-strlsiad sitn tin iu Dusnsss. J. b 1a1ksons %
Giles eonrfq Ieaa. alif ihe business NIll la future
- e5si.liaiit under the sfgle 81 iEbah her Jaak-
"a. 81 our aos aiosa, co Market alTsel, bcfseeH
n. q. buLZRACHEH
arals-sm No. u Nsxkst street.
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A Good Investment.

4 SY ONE WfsH sc 10 INVEST ABuUT soro
"A II bt-iness ftaud sad stock. Sc " q D-y
fFom s. - s. , T dsgs and . ~ g. can ssceriaia
sll par iruiars By sdaress.ng nnediats
&. Rk
sar2s-ll Nashville r. u.
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Five hundred (500) barrels of Salt,
seven bushel barrels, for sale at eight
dollars per barrel, by
81 CoSNoR Il Mason.
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S25 REWARD.
No!Iee 70 Iaal .nIaa. N HospilaIs

4 GFSTs OF INDIANA APE now I THTs
"A Cry ans y q csuvazs the H1s,sitas riis week
T 10 the urfnse ~ fafi'uchng the SEX WHO are
aile o travel. Let every solter he f1uui - AZ
Z bed. Col. I'D SHAW,
-aB1s-st igdiaua safe Are1s
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TO the Suffers OF the Army of the
Cumberland,

A. & NJ. LAEDSBERG & CO., Wholesale
Suffers Supplies, corner Public Square and
Market streets, have on hand and offer for
sale, at reduced rates, the following goods,
to-wit:
10000 fine assorted Cigars,
100000 cheap q
175 Caddies' Ladies Fine Tobacco.
100 " Fig Leaf and sweet
so butts Natural Leaf Tobacco.
IS gross Fine Cut in foil.
so kegs " " in bulk.
100 gross Smoking Tobacco.
so cases Borden's Condensed Milk.
IS I" Sardines.
81 boxes Hamburg and W. r. Cheese.
As cases Maltby's Cove 0ysters.
so Fresh Peaches.
80 New Apple Butter.
q Eastern Pickles, pints and OTIS.
so kits Mackerel, Nos. l, 2 and 3.
Lao bava CONSTANTLY on hand Il rra
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n C. sULzBAcHER-
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. MoRsIsG,
RY JOHN j. CONMY.

Publication Office in Tomlinson' Building front
room. up stairs, three doors above Wells Fargo d
Co.'S Express Office.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06
NUMBER %.
The Valley of Mexico.

We began our march next morning. and
kept winding round hills covered with thick
woods OF pines, and carpeted with a variety
OF wild flowers, until about eleven O'Clock
when wesfeached mesOn on the summit of
the mountain, and obtained a view of the far
famed valley of Mexico Description is tame
when one tries to convey the impression
which this scene usually makes on all who
see it for the first time. 1t is certainly the
most magnificent view in Mexico; perhaps
OF the peculiar description. the finest in the
world. At an elevation of abou. 900 feet,
the spectator sees, as if spread at his feet like
a map, the whole of the valley of Mexico. its
circumference at the base of the mountains
which form the sides of the mighty basin. 100
miles, aad at the crest Of The il,auntains a93
miles. The whole of the plain, from the
hight on which the spectator stands, is dis.
tinctly taken in Mt one view, and the most
minute details are distinctly defined and de.
lineated. owing to the remarkable transpa-
reney and parity of the atmosphere. The
towers and spires of the city of Mexico.
twenty FIVE miles distant. are distinctly seen
peering out from Che foliage and trees: al
most the only part of the valley where trees
are to he seen, blythe by, is that round the
city. The remainder of the valley presents
the uniform appearance of large green
plain, dotted with white churches spires and
baclendas, and containing several large sheets
of water the remains of the lakes which are
said to have once nearly covered the whole
valley. Several small insulated mountains
may also be distinctly discerned, the only
large objects that rise on the surface Of the
vast unbroken green plain. The mountains
of Popocatepetei, andlziacchuati. Its brother
giant. rise about twenty miles to the left of
the spot where the spectator is standing,
though, owing to the bright atmosphere, and
the sun shining on the snow, they seem only
two or three miles distant. The whole of
this beautiful valley is hemmed in by COM
plete circle of stupendousiy rugged and
dark looking mountains, the rough but sub
lime setting of nature TO one OF Der most in
imltable pictures. most perfect combination
of the sublime ard beautiful. Yes. seen
from that elevation, the valley OF Mexico is a
most glorious and magnificent sight. " but
tits distance lends enchantment to the view"
and as we descend into it. its beauties van
ish. The lakes become marshes, the fields
are not cultivated, the villages are mud, and
the inhabitants wretched looking poems, in
rags and squalid misery. -
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06

WORTHY ATTENTION New York COM
nercial correspondent gives the following in
regard to imported Liquors at that point,
to which we call attention. He says:
In 1860 0tard Brandy paid duty of 80 per
cent, and sold here. duty paid. at 81 IS per
gallon. The same brand now sells for nine
dollars and fifty cents per gallon by the pipe
The best brands of Gin sold for eighty
cents, and paid a duty of fifteen cents gal.
Ion in 1860. Now they sell at FIVE dollars
gallon by the pipe, and pay dutyo four dol
lars in currency.
Wolle's Scheidam Schnapps then sold for
50 60 dozen. 1t now pays duty of ten dol
lars a case. in currency, or say 50 20 gallon
in gold. Even at this cost, it is said to be
the cheapest liquor now imported
Rochelle Brandy. for example. then sold
for 81 % a gallon. and sells for So 50. The
half pipe. which then cost 500, now costs
$3.50. And the pipe of Gin that then cost
SIP. cannot now be purchased for less than
500
viii not these high prices drive the retail
dealers to purchase box liquors, as in Europe?
Certainly the same causes ought to produce
the same effects. There is no diferance in
quality, and the small packages must be pre-
ferable in very many respects.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06

TnE CoNsTrcTIoN CoKPs OF SHERMAN's
ARMY.-A correspondent of the Chattanooga
Gazette writes as follows regarding the work
done BY the Construction Corps Of Sherman's
army:
gThey constructed.th the Nickjack 'andW Whiteside
bridges on the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, and tie Hiwassee and London
bridges on the East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad. thus furnishing transportation fer
all war material from Nashville to Knoxville
uninterrupted. They opened the Western
Atlantic Railroad to Ringgod. when the en-
envy VI. re in force at Tunnel Hill. Hence our
army was furnished with everything neees-
ary TO drive the rehals from the strcngholds
in that locality. The ears have been kept SO
close to the rear Of cur advancing army, that
Johnston ard his retreating army did mt Get
out of hearing distance of our engines until
he had crossed the Etowah river This
fact. no doubt, gave rise 10 the ruhor that
General Johnston said that il was use ess
10 destroy the BRIGGS afte, him as the devil
was at the head IF the Yankee bridgebuild
ers. who immed a ely rebuilt al the bridges
so as to occasion no delay to sugplies and
ammunition for the Union army
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GRANT AND HAscock.-Says St. Louis cor

GRANT AND HANcocK.-Say St. Louis cor
respondent of the n. Y Times:
St. Louis claimsGrant as her own. He was
in business here in the firm Of Boggs e. Grant,
as agent for collecting rent. etc. Boggs says
he was not fit for that business; whether
from his 3tions being above or not up to it
was not known. He made anew partner. After
this firm was dissolved, he went into the wood
business and drove wood team. Then think
he obtained Job of engineering in Illinois.
His next visit to St. Louis. with brows encir-
eled by grateful nation civic wreath, thou
sands filing the ears of their hero with plau-
dts, will be somewhat different from the old
entry seated on the cordwood.
Hancock, the gallant and ehiyalrous
leader of the glorious Second is another
plume in the cap Of ST. Louis. He married
the daughter of Mr. Bennett Of this city, then
occupying a fine house on Fourth street. adj
joining the present Soldiers House. He was
handsome prepoSsessing young man. but
an obscure Lieutenant. and most people won
dered that the beautiful and wealthy Young
leader of the ton shoald 20 to Jefersoe
Barracks for partner of her heart and hand.
He had in his veins, however, the blood of
the Hancocks.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06

A shrewd negro went into menagerie. In
Memphis. in which was a large baboon in
cage He approached the cage closely. while
the baboon went through several gyrations,
such as nodding and shaking his head,
holding cut his hand to shake, etc.,
etc. to the evident delight of both negro
and baboon. Finally the baboon seem.
seemed 50 intelligent and knowing. the ne
gro addressed him some remarks, which the
hahonn only answered by nod Of the head.
At length the negro was still more delighted,
and broke forth with the remark: You's
right don't open your mouth. kase if you
spoke word vour masr will have a shovel
in your bard less dan minit.n
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06

A CERTAIN editor gives his opinion in
recent number of his journal in the following
terms; :. \ taika,ive woman is one of the
most agreeable companions in the world-the
very soul of society. We like TO hear snright.
" woman talk so fast and incessantly that
You cannot get in word edgeways. 1t frees
you from embarrassment. promotes soclaniiity,
and gives you heart to slip in soft saying or
two, whenever such thing is possible; where
as silence is a bore not TO be lndured. breed
ing awkward EN- barras 'ments and restraints:
Give MS a woman who knows how to talk.
All mankind are no Of this gentleman staste.
We know a few who are very averse to be.
ing talked to death even by pretty woman
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06
Terms of Advertising:

Terms of Advertising:
For One Square of 10 lines or less, one insertion,
.7ou- Dollars for eash subsequent inseraon' l~o
Dollars.
.lbsral discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers.
ass- Advertisements not marked with the num-
her of insertions thereon, will be continued until
ordered 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 expeditously, al manner oi
Job printinr such as
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06

did on the l3th of December last-murdered
dear friend Of mine. / have been deter
minen to do this deed ever since. and shall
never regret it." They said no more to me,
but commenced hallowing and blowing a
horn, | got my horse out and started home,
where l shall stay OF leave when | please,
and say what / please. L. j. w.
The Shasta courier., 1864-08-06

The following simple and unyarnished
story. says the Nashville Times, has hardly
parallel in the page of fiction. Its strict
truth is beyond question: