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The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03
WAR NEWS.

Washington, 27th.-On Thursday General
Hancock, south of Ream's Station, was at
tackled several times during the day, but
repulsed enemy every time. At $50 P. n.
a combined assault was made on his LETT and
centre, which, after one of the most desper-
ate battles of the war, resulted in the enemy
Withdrawing, leaving his dead and wounded
on the field. Official details in dispatches
from Grant, Meade and Hancock say we hold
Weldon Railroad. Dispatch at 8 P. N. yes
terdav from Grant says the loss of Weldon
Railroad seems blow which enemy cant
stand. think don't overrate the enemy s
loss in last two weeks at 10, 900 killed and
wounded We lost heavily, but most were
captured. On Thursday morning enemy
drove in Buffers line of pickets. They soon
rallied, drove enemy back and re-establish-
ed line. (Signed) STANTON.
New York, 25th.-Commercial's special
to-day from Army of Potomac SAYS General
Warren is missing rebels in his 'front.' Made a
reconnaissance towards Petersburg Rebels
had fallen back to works in that place, aban.
doning Weldon Railroad. Expedition was
sent down road yesterday which destroyed
rails aud bridges for 80 or 40 miles.
LArER.-Our forces advanced on Weldon
Railroad to within two miles of Petersburg
without opposition. Rebels have retired
within earthworks, and no longer dispute
possession of Weldon line. 1t is rumored
our cavalry made dash in the direction of
Danville road.
News to day from Sherman's department
highly satisfactory His plans for the re-
reduction of Atlanta are said to be working
to advantage. There is abundant evidence
that considerable degree of Generalization
exists among rebel troops
1t is asserted this morning with degree
of positiveness that Hooker will be immedi-
ately put in the field with an important COM
mand.
New York, 24th.-Rumors are current
here, which are credited in best financial
circles, that Government has decided to send
five commissioners to Richmond, two Repub.
licans and three Democrats, to arrange pre-
liminaries of peace. 1t is also rumored that
the commission is on its way to Richmond
Harper's Ferry. 23.-Position of our army
unchanged. Strong line ent. enchments been
thrown up in front. Desultory skirmishing
all day yesterday and this morning, but has
now ceased. Midnight, no evidence of enc
my being in our immediate front been obtain.
ed yet Believed they will attempt to cross
River. --latest from Williamsport says they
have not crossed Potomac Guns heard yes
terday up River, supposed to have been Aver
i'll shelling woods in direction of Sharpsburg.
Our army lying quietly in entrenchments.
EWashington, 24th.,-Informatio has been
received confirming reports of Fitz Hugh Lee
having been killed, and General A. P. Hill
mortaly wounded in fight Sunday on Welden
Railroad.
New York, 24th.-Steamer Haze, from
North Carolina says new pirate steamer CO.
quette in Wilmington receiving armor She
is considered the most formidable of them all,
and, will be first if not already out
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have been discovered in the various Union
armies since the war broke out. Over 20 Of
these martial ladies, when their sex was dis
covered, were acting as officers servants; II
were in one regiment alone.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

SINGULAR CAsE.-The Boston Journal says
that lady of that city has just had extracted
from her thumb the fragment of a needle
which was accidentally broken in her hip
about twenty eight years ago. DR.. W. H.
Page, the surgeon who performed the opera
ton, regards this as the most singular case
which has come within his knowledge.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

A PEACE CosHrssIoNER-New York, Aug.
21th.-The Times Washington dispatch
says: A gentleman has arrived in this city
from Georgia, who came by way of Atlanta,
with the permission of General Sherman. He
represents the State Government. He de-
sires to learn upon what basis the United
States Government will treat with the State
of Georgia for re admission into the Union
This action of the Georgia authorities is had
without reference to the balance of the South
ern Confederacy.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

Nor CoMrLIxENrARY.-In reply to ques
ton as to the success of the MeIced Banner,
the tall editor Of that sheet, Hall, said, on
his release from Alcatraz, q The cursed thing
has gone to =, and l wish its patrons had
followed it. Only seven of them ever paid
me cent, and five out of the seven were
Black Republicans.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

SouND.-A club of young men is being or
ganized in Marysville. According to its
Constitution it is to furnish each member, as
soon as married, with complete set of bed
room furniture
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

IHPRovENENr.-The bridge across Clear
Creek, at the Tower House, has recently been
much improved by being covered with sub
stantial siding and good shingle roof. tits
the most substantial bridge structure in the
county. and the proprietors. for the excellent
repair in which it is always kept. merit the
commendation of the travelling public.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

ls- LADIES !---Call in to SAM, La
sENTHAl.'S and see the choicest stock
OF Delaines, Calicoes. Ladies' Hats, Head
Dresses. &C., &C. ever brought to Shasta,
all Of which will be sold cheaper, for Cash,
than ever before sold in this town. Call
and see.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

GEN. Hood, commander of the rebel army
in Georgia. recently appointed to supersede
Johnston, has but one leg. Johnston had
been whipped back 130 miles. 1t is said
that the reason Hood was put in command
was that having only one leg, the rebels
thought he couldn't retreat as fast as Johns.
ton had been doing.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

NEw BARBER SHoP.-Joseph j. Pindell.
of the tonsOrial profession, having dissolved
partnership with John Madison, has removed
into the brick building next door to +. Isaacs'
store, in which he has tastefully fitted up
apartments where all that pertains 30 his
business will be attended to in the best pos
sible manner.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT On Sunday, the 2lst
ult., little daughter of Mr.. Lewis, residing
near the Newton mine, Amador county, was
playing with matches, when her clothes
caught fire, burning her so badly that she
died on the following day. Mrs. Lewis was
severely burnt in her endeavors to save her
child
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

MRS MARY +. SswYER, of Baltimore. Ma.
ryland, having been found guilty. by special
military commission held in Washington.
OF corresponding with the enemy. and assist,
ing parties within our lines tocorrespond with
the enemy, and IN furnishing letters of a
contraband character from within our lines
into those OF the enemy, has been sentenced
to be imprisoned until the termination of the
present rebellion. and be employed on labor
for the benefit OF Union soldiers. in such pris-
On as the Secretary of War NAV direct. The
female prison at Fitchburg, Worcester coun-
place of confinement.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

CAPTURE OF FoRT MoRGAN-Dispatche
from Gems. Grant and Sherman announce
that Fort Morgon had surrendered to our
forces. The information was derived from
Richmond and Mobile papers.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE-Th
b. Poole, tried in Ell Dorado county for rob-
bing Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express on the
Both of June, and for the murder of Deputy
Sheriff Staples on the lst of July, was, Oh
the Goth ult., convicted of murder in the first
degree
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

USGRATEruL.-During the Imprisonment
of Hall. of the Merced Democrat. for trea-
son. the Copperheads seized and sold his
printing materials for debts incurred in ad-
yocating their principles.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

CIDER.-This refreshing beverage is now
being manufactured by John George, at his
orchard, lower end of town. Families and
others will be supplied with the article, fresh
and sweet, by leaving their orders at his res
i2ence.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

A GREAT many anecdotes are related of
personal bravery. We should like to see the
man who would deliberately allow a woman
to catch him making mouths at her baby.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

A BROTHER of Gen. Grant, who recently
visited the General at his headquarters, ask
ed him, Ulysses. how many men have
you?' . have good many" replied the
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

IMMIGRANTS. thousand FIVE hun
dred and thirty-tour passengers from Europe
were landed at New York during the month
of July.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03

Too LAIE.-0n the 4th of July Tammany
Hall passed an indignant resolve against the
Government for no. sinking the Alabama
Before the sachems could get their resolu-
tions into the papers, news came that the
Alabama had gone down.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03
E8CELSIoR
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
Main Street, next door to ]. Isaacs, Store.

fMA THE SUBSCRIBER, having dissolved
hES< eopartnership with Madison. has opened
a1E-ass the above place, and would solicit share
OF puoiie patronage. He fatters himself that an
experience OF over twenty years in the business
renders himeompetent to please the most fastdious
~ Misses and Children's hair cut in the
latest and most approved styles
JOSEPH ]. PINDELL.
Shasta, Sept. l, 1864 So
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03
TALKED AT BIRTH.-The Troy n. "
Wing has the following:

wing mas the ioito"ing
South Troy is just now agitated by the
stories told about child that talked at birth.
1t prophesicd that comet was coming in
few weeks and was going to give US terri
BILE drouth, and that in consequence of its
disarrangement of atmospheric laws there
would be FIVE years famine. The war is to
end next year, according to this inspired
biby's prophecy. There are numbers who
have seen the talking child, and insist upon
the truth of these stories.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03
A GARD.


NERTAIN parties, possessing more of the pro-
" pensity of the hyena than the qualities of hu-
manity in their dispositions, have basely cowardly
and maliciously assailed the memory of nv deceas-
ed brother, Louis 1ank. attempting t. justify his
brutal assassination by the false assertion that he
refused to pay debt to Bias Gibson and that this
was the provoeaton to his foul murder. That this
declaration is as false the hearts of those who
have coined and given it currency. a certain judg
ment IN Justice Summy's court, and which is still
unsatisfed in whole in part, will show to the
satisfaction Of candid public. The following is a
true copy of said Judgment, taken from the
record:
JrsrrcE's CouRT, Pr RIVER TOWNSHIP,
hereby certify that the following is a true copy
of Judgment entered in the Docket of
Joel Sunny. suit brought by J. & L. Yank
against A. 4 b. Gibson. to recover the sum of one
hundred and ifty-six and 20-100 dollars upon \
note drawn by defendants in favor of plaintiffs da-
ted Sept 10th. 1859. for the sum of one hundred
and ten dollars, with interest at per cent. per
month, payable one year from date.
ii. II. OLIVER, ]. P
Pit River Township.
JUDGMENT.
June twenty fourth, A. D. 1S6I.-Court renders
Judgment in favor of plaintiffs for the amount sued
upon-one hundred and fifty six and 20 100 dollars
and costs of suit.
Amount sued upon................ SI56 90
Court fees-...... s 90
Oonstanie iees-------- 13 so
Witness fees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . 90
tSigned) JOEL SUNNY,
Justice of the Peace.
If further proofs needed, it can be forthcoming.
JOSEPH YANK.
Shasta, Sept. l, 1864. s3
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In the District Court of the I'd Judicial District of
the State of California, in and for the county of
Tehama.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03
Sheriff's Sale.

John Peck and Josiah Green VS.. Soda
Springs and Pitt River Turnpike Com
pany and Homer a. CurtiSs, James Cam
eron and Angus Met'cc.
The Shasta courier., 1864-09-03
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
County of Shasta

: A.,
County of Shasta.
II IST Of Persons the valuation of whose property
i has been added to on the Assessment Roll for
the Fiscal Year lS64-5, by the Board of Equaliza-
ton fer the county and State aforesaid, with the
amounts added, who have not appeared before
the Board, and all such persons may appear before
such Board, at its adjourned meeting on Monday,
the lst day of November, and upon making afida-
Wit that they had no knowledge of such increased
valuation of their property, may then have hear
ing, and the determination then had shall be final :
Benjamin II. Cushman, increase on real
estate S5O0 90
E. Bohannan increase real estat,...-. 200 90
Gawne Il Wilkinson, increase real
estate. . - 5000 90
John Hamill, increase on personal pro-
perty ......... ....... 200 90
james Loag. increase on real estate.... zoe 90
d. c. Johnson & Bros. increase real
estate and personal property 2l20 90
W. W. Smith, increase on personal
property y....................... ......... 400 90
james Townsend, increase on personal
propertv..... ........ . - $50 90
{. ii. Williams, increase on personal
property. 200 90
J. V. Whitney, increase on mortgage.... 475 90
MaryIAnn Wells, increase real estate
and personal property ................ 40 90
j. K. Gilbert, increase on personal pro-
Perty y.................. ooV w
j. NJ. Manasse, increase ON personal
property 500 90
\. H. Eddy increase on mortgage. ;4l 90
A. Trepker increase on mortgage 225 90
Alfred McFalI increase on MORTGAGE 1000 90
Henry Wrinkle, increase on mortgage. 400 90
John tiraber increase on mortgage.... 4l0 90
Lawrence O'Connel, increase mort
gage . 27S7 50
Eleasor Gibson, increase on mortgage 1868 90
John Seaman. increase on mortgace S25 90
s. +. Butterworth, increase on mortgage S617 90
W. H. George increase on mortcage 200 90
0. R. johnson. increase on mortgage. 900 90
BY order of the Board.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Clerk.
Sept. Is. 1864. 81
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peHeu 9ienit;eit obgeIuufen mar, in Soldiers
2eit an. um na6 ieiner 9etmotb su reiien. Gi@
nige SOIoaten fngen STREET an, unO Corporal
y. Quimbo periudte Die Oronun9 pieoer bers
3~alteIen. 81 gelang ibm aud, bic 9eute st
bei6wi4tigen, uur ein Munu, pelder etwas
tart angetrHnten mar, pOIIte Iuh ni6t berIbt=
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uno itieB ibm nit Der anoern 6arb elm bisber
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8erpuntete wuroe nab benz Suoiciarp Square
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itarb. Der M6rOer beinOet ii6 inter itrengern
Qrreit.
1905 ito sufdllts. - Gin alter
6Osidbriger Mann, Jlamens SacOb Suffer, ein
@dnter Der Stdue in Der II. StraBe, wplIte
DOE einigen 2agen einen 8euolper r%eiuiser, ais
16 pI6Blj9 Elm 2auf oeiIelben entlup uup Die
2apuag benz Greiie in ous 8ein crans. 0lun
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ten Samitag an ieinen 8un6en itarb.
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Sreitas tyeuste 6Orreit'5 5Oree, 2OOO yfarn
rem Senne1ee nit 10 RanDnen. Sol. @ampeA
une Criterion in atben puroen Don elmer 9ros
sen Madt pom Streifji9lern an9e9rifen uRb
muBteu la nab einen @efe6te pom 2 Stint
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Q~efangen puroe. Sin enttCmmener @efdnssner
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peritdrtsn wDue.
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9esen Bulastp. Senn., Dor.
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s0Ort, 26. Septbr. Sine Specials
Depe DE oOu Blibiu9tpn meloet, DAB ale 0ns
bern Gabinet8mi9Iieper e~ntlailcn tperoen, nit
Qu8nobu,e BON Sfonton unb SenarO. t0cH.
&Dliur pirD uiellei6t Der ndhite Yoftmeiiter
ueroer. Ca 9oup. 9eniion Die STEELE niht ane
nebmen nil.
Re tInaen aus Gittle Hod pom 18. iino bier
eindetroTen, lie eutblIe en- ni6ts OauOn, DAP iene
StIpt pom cen RebeIen genpmmeE poroen lei.
8ie au8geoebute 8rOOtlpn 8Ieifabrit brannte
an Iekten Spnntag ab, bas 6euer tbeilte it6
elmer bena9burten tatbOlii6en Stride NIT, Wel@
DE 9eraoe BON pielen Bsripnen beiudt uar, Die
aber ale fiber entt4meu. Die Srsel ruroe
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cine 8etitiOn BON S. 9lrIan elm, INN GrIuabnib
sur Grri6tung elmer Seifenfabrit in Carton I'll
lep.
Wlr. 8urte rief Die Oroinans arf, mad mel.
der Mr. &anoOIpb sum 4senten iar bic @taot
nit $500 @ebult ernannt piro, nm ben Wlcs
9UnOueb'i6en NadlaB 3u liquipiren.
DIR. @aplon, cine Orbinans, bic auItern>
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len.
Mr. 9utebart rief Die Drbinans aui, pel6e
bas Sinons : GOn,ite autbOriiirt, ole Bombs,
peI6e Die Stapt ppn Giienbabnen &C. befist, in
Stabts, Staatsz Ooer Resierunss=16 pnos arsu>
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8erta9rn9.
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@ofbiustOm, 26. Sept. 9ie @oniturs'
Gpmmiijun bat iehs @agenlaOuusen 9Cipitals
Sitter nab Bin6eiter gei6tdt.
9ie SubicriptiOn auf ole 40 Anleibe be'
uuJ 1852, 900 uno fir Die 1O.4O Bombs
wurOeu $374,OOO ge3eianet.
9ie u3berlanoppt miro pieoer ibre Route
aaafeu ; bereito lit penn Sen. gOitmeifter ants
li6e 4n3eige genaat,
9dS Ger1bt, b0B Wtr. 4oams Don ieiner
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aao Epetbe ~bieielbep AUDI mteper Sebr biaig nb.
geten.
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taufe alS elm aneerer GGnittpaarcnbG1bler in
Baltimore, nm M inc Greunbe unb NpTumer ba>
son i'll uberSensen, trerben bie1elben bic Cute
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bte Sahe ausfnten.
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Gie Gpnmiidre fur Stsafea6fnuna In her al: 8alti=
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Sbieern in g9t B v~egrasuus ~ 81 ben anb tr8ess Seutenb,
bar habet sn,erefFtt To, saan tana etpaise @iameahaaeen
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MIX n.r sfitruHsen ine. etue &tb5hune bes 9ebnee AZ rsr.
t1uSen.
StiGloFsn, e&B ale ArbetteE, uel8t no bfm @tretn nt6t
anihlieBea, burb ete itrarse etfe b tanut seu,aGt wtrttn,
fter Wne IN aReern Stdpten, 100 Neretne linp.
UelnlcGsu, Gag MIR an elmer /. trtie iiMb.
Stne N1nieness fainniIng rt,b be ute UNI S u W -
sens IN eeHtrat paLIe. Re Is u. 8arar. Gee
p1IteH feerisR, trr5u aue S6nSteer ~rtnaelaeen mo.
Stlber + Staat tapeH Die neae BIZ untet (&te9n.
in aeaittneipa taben feds aRstlers se sd astserz NIbsi-
ser. Sin Mnter Inrteben.
OH 9. g. i ( q er, SER,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-27
81 MGnner,s 9d1nLe.

So @~ermanftr., swii3en l6Cwaro u. GutasOitr.
"a tas nsue g&aIsssiube ietsts IA, 10 nth pom iegt an
Rteber resIudbse pea sM Ills NlprgepG nab 2 ufr Mad
@tttaes urteEIt@t se8eben.
ktpfi-sl 8. m SRHsr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-27
Witn WommiffpnerS Dffce.

BnIttntpte1 70. VePT. IoU4.
0erttessIte Nnaebctt rerhtN bis Wrn'ns. ben :. Ottseer.
WRpreens 10 uhr auf biter Offse enteeeen6enrmnssn, n1
ben fbett ether Ants sptiSea wts&ule@iir. MD OtusC +.
dive, BON hd $50 E1b peRli& iaafenb ts ant ben Den vptltp
StS 6~getaneten @rnnb So %esattrsn nno 81 pfaretn..
Der GSntrattUr ODER BITE GDntraftcren. wtrefn earGHi aus
r%aerf(.ni asiuadt, has ae BSnes NIT e;tSrieer St&ttpett 90.
SEN fur bic ridtsse Der tetr. Srtiuens ~genteenpt Srapr"ne
wuh DRuRernxs kIaetsr Aues. Sn Mnttta8
s9 smith
f2Ofpt- 3CttiaTl gIert Fer @tts Gcnmtihcnte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-27
Sur Nabrtdt an Stcmer;abIcr.

Sur Nfaebrtdt an Stemer;ablcrs
GitY-Gc asctrrssS 1Fce,
Baltimore, ben 70, Stpt. 1854 {
Otfisnteen Yeriruen, welGe wunibrn, bic seeenipartise
&tsepats State BON ~ PCT. auf Staet. unS 4 psf. auf
SIaa .sneuern TT eas SIpr 1854 su eriporen, persen bier
eur@ erinaert, bS bic Steuern BIS ;Wm l Dit. bebabIt letu
muhen. sta6 benz /. Dtt. r5rrren ale anbebabIten y ten tn
inoe Don G%r.tutcrtn sesebsn wsrssn. mel&e ft aui i-
eH 5aa etnsuireiben baben.
@RsHRas M. @rice.
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