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sad kssting Zoo r back, hss foand he'll
ct p sChaos.sf he was eoasIdsrably
'snissd, 2 = Aisrspsrks lass svsuias, aasil
a friend saggsatsd his spreading hi.assll
o. the s'Easisss--ssa sstAsrsby hune !
tale. = These Eagles - 81 described
them, are new species 81 TIE Eisg bird.
Are earnivsroas birds % SossAera b;srsA,
and the picking gsssisg pesr IL sbsir soas.
sry, they bare smsllsd prey up 10 this ses.
tion and are beginning 20 crsak fSr . chapos
10 ses their biils 10.
This part Of the ssies.sren was failure.
tie hsd spoken. ap 20 shis time, il
his rafting, circumstances, scattering way
firing 9 shos 81 Sarcasm hers and ..srs,
70 nsnosr that vas really Interesting.
bot % lbs sebiees 81 she u sglsss' he grew
savagsly % sarpess, and eerrsspondisgiy
dull. His references 20 he Union were al.
ways eAesrsd, bot HE idsa that The .sEs
lglss" ars going se elect Gee. Frapsis Tssip,
Or safy other mana gexseps Hsasss Old
Abel % tie Presidency. 10 November, i
cAimsrisal-all hosh- II. ssa's be did.''
q We Hsrs ne aay behind lsime il
annoanesnens Of the sses,ssr Beafsa abe
she passed ahis point yes tsrday, wish full
load Of passengers and freight, FOE the
hsadwasers Of the Missoari. Her load will
De transported thence across By land 10 tue
Idaho gold mines.
@-Ths Mite sosis y, At Mrs. Belts last
evening. vas large'y attended. Every prep.
aration bad been made By the hostess 70
secure tie comfort Of her guests. and the
evening was spent most pleasantly By cvery
ons. These sociablss are all very enjoyable,
aad . treat Is missed by every one staying
away from them ~. -
hrBy Official announcement, 10 another
column, it will be seen that SLYrKa is nov
opening, At bis headquarters, on Upper
Broadway, tip top stuck of naw goods
Cali IN and 'slook at ZEN. >
"a The pilgrims are coming sc thicker
and fasser"-she sansh;ns starts them ou,.
A week or two Of good weather viii give us
living line Of migrating mortality from
hers to suBdown.
e Drop 10 at Shows and see the piles
Of new goods--sueh q visit will cure the
'sbInes.'' .--.
G. csossLASD & FoLsom are now com
forsab1y located in their new quarters, and
''fxed up" If you want to see one of the
finest sales rooms 10 the appsr country, we'll
allied with good goods, just make it con-
Veuiens to call upon Msssrs. G. F.
DIED,
In cambridseport, 9th ult., Ars. Mary widow Of
the late Uriah Brown, rmsry Of Council ButEs Iowa
aged 70 years.
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RaalaAoFI,a!.

New Yoax. April larT The Tribane'a
Waahington special. ef The i2sn, asys Il
i reported. on good asthority. thst cen.
lee ordered MI officers 70 send their baF.
gage 70 Richmond. before The 9th ii
aftef that date the road would Be used
bringing up rsinsorcensnss.
Nine 81 Mosby's men were captssred.
% Sunday night near Mlddlehusy.
The gusrillas last nigAt captursd ave
Or six, and killed one captain 81 the
Pennsylvania rsaervs. bstween Runion
Mills and Manassas.
A special % the Timss says stringent
orders hare been, iasnsd. regulating cid
sens allowed 70 rsanaia with the army II
the Potomac.
The Harald,s special says the Virginia
Convention, for ascending the State con
stisation.. adjourned yesterday. having
adopted resolutions abolishfng slavery Ia
the State. ~,s q.
NV YoRk, April I4.--A special 10 the
Tribune says Gen. Grant leaves for the
front to-day.
The United States Treasurer has COM
meneed paying interest on all coupon
bonds due May Ist. amount 20 due is
about fifteen millions.
-, g 80 . -.
The House Committee on Public Lands
have agreed TO report bill giving addi-
tional aid to oomplets the eastern section
Of the Pacific Railroad TO Council Bluffs.
Report says about thirty French de
tectise police have arrived In the United
States within ten days. ~.
The committee on emigration will soon
report bill, in substance recommended
by Seward. Commissioners will be To-
Gated ip Washington. New York and
Chicago. Stewards suggestion that for
eignsrs be allowed to vete, after two
years residence, is stricken out, leaving
the matter to be controlled by existing
laws.
The Worlds special says the House
military comn1itte decided in favor of q
bill increasing the pay of white soldiers
to sixteen dollars per month, and colored
soldiers to thirteen. The majority are
unwilling to put them on an equality.
The Senate military committee decided
on the same rate for each. The Senate,
at the instance of the President, will I'M
doubtedly reverse the action of its mill
tary committee against the confirmation
of Major Gems. Schofeld and Gilmore.
NEw YoHx, April 1.-The Tribune
announces the arrival of Secretary Chase
last night.
The Herald's Alexandria lYa.) dis
patch says trains to the front are moving
regularly. The army of the Potomac is
mud bound.
New YORK, April l4.-Mexican advices,
via Havana, state that Juarez has gone
to Durango. This place, however, is in
possession of the Imperial troops, the
Mexican General Patoni. having evaeu
ated and marched northward to Chihua-
hua. Gen. Uruguay is in the State of
Jalesco, doing nothing. French frigates
left Vera Cruz, with troops for the mouth
of the Rio Grande.. -
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e. After q marriage ceremony had
been performed in one of the churches
in Adrian, Michigan. the bride, when re.
eeiving the congratulations of her friends.
shed tears, according to the, established
ridiculous custon lat ths sight of which
the groom followed suit, with eopious
Cow of the briny anid. After his friends
succeeded3 in calming him, he said he
couldnt help it, for he felt as bad about
Id as she did =. >..-,
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s~ Lord John Russell 9 wife had beer

~ Lord John Rassellis wife had been
q widow--a lady of dignifsd and ample
proportions and presence. His lcrdship
Is of slender stature hence he was
called BY the wits tie sidoT's mite. 'Oh !"
exclaimed an American lady to whom
this witicism was related IT dinner
party Of English gentry, ' Inow see how
Ii came TO pass that his lordship was cast
into the treasury" .-">> - .--
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~. II IL better 10 live in .hsarts than
in houses. 4 shange Of eircuu1s tatsces,
or disobligisg landlord, may turrl one
out of house 10 which he has fsynesi
many attachments. Rergeying from place
to place il with many an unavoidable
incident OF life. But one cannot be
expelled from q true heart. sase by his
own fault, @fs&ss
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nr M. Charles NaIo, KR eminent
Frsnch translator, being employed on an
American work, came TO the words.
nseoss deer !: be Jew TO his dictionary, but
could fhd mo such word Is moose, but
hiding the word moass, he concluded
that that was the word. which had been
fnisprinted mseoss. and so he translated
moose deer. great mice, sin fest high,
With antfers."
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NRw York, April 1.-THE Creole. from
New Orleans the 9th, has arrived. News
mostly anticipated. Farragut was in the
city. The Era says the Liberals, under
Cortinas, defeated Vidaurri at Monterey,
Mexico. French war vessels were taking
soundipgs at the mouth of the Rio
Grande. Cortinas had returned to Mat
amoros, and expressed the determination
to defend ite 60 the last extremity. A
force had been sent to Bagdad, at the
mouth of the Rio Grande, to oppose the
French, and throw up defensive works.
Ten thousand bales Of cotton have been
ferried over the river, at Eagle Pass,
within month, and are being hauled
down to Aatan,oros for shipment.
CAIHo. April 1.-THE New Orleans
Bes, Of the 5th, has Brownsville letter
no date-whieh says all communication
with the Interior is at present interrupt
cd. Two regiments of French troops
had arrived At Mntamofoss
The Louisiana State Constitutional
Convention met on abe 9th.
The Era gives the following: The fght
at Monterey vas with traitors, under
under yidaurri. instead Of the French,
and resulted in victory for the Liberals,
under Cortinas.
The New Orleans Times says it il re.
ported the French occupied Matamoros,
Nothing said TO indicate that Cortinsa
made any resistance. 1t IA quite likely
the announcement il premature. r.
Smallpox prevailed at New Orleans to
al alarming extent. -.
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From California.

NEW YoRK, April L. The Ariel, from
AspinwaIl. with California mails 10 March
22d, aud sec, 600 in treasure, hss arrived.
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Noticet

r HEREBY bofstd ali persaas trusting my son, JoAa
Radd IS will net b respanslbIe fos any dsbts he
may contract. '-.....'. So . -. . 500 ~
April 1I-dAw-sw =. ., AUDn.
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PERSON. Of sendeRtsry habits troubled with weak-
mesa lasstHde paiptsdn of the heart lack Of sppe-
tte distress after eating torpid liver eonStpatiss
etc. deserve to suffer If they viii try the eeIebra
lsd
Plantation Bttfers :
which are now reoommendsd by the hsxhcst tasdica
authoFtties and wsrrsned 10 prodncs Cd taa~sdaaee
benencial eHcct. they are excesdingiy aSfekAkls
perfectIy pure, and nust snperredaA eghef koEass
where a healthy eSntle stirnulsntIs esadIssd al
They purity. strengthen nd infiaorals.
They create hsslty sppetits, 5Sss.5 =
They are HRiidote to eAaaee q %ster nd diess% "A
they ovsrcsne ensets 81 dissipation and 4ts huass
They strengthen The system atsd snlifef I'd mind
q They prevent HIasnsal 4 aud ibtefnstent Issafa.
>TAsy purity the MD he alenszSk..
Tssy cure Dyepspssa aha c0nssssSgsOar sss.
They sure DiGfthsss ossrs ana cAolssa aassous
they cure Liver Cdmpiains&na Rstvsas y sad&ehe.
they make theweak strong, the iaSkaia 6siaiiant
and are exhausted natures great rsstofs They are
composed Of the celebrated eaIisya BARK wintsrxrsen
sassafrss RIOTS and herbs All prserred in perfectly
pure St. Crolx For particulars see circulars and
testimonials around each bottle,
Beware OF impOstors. ExaKius every bottle. Be.
s. Stamp ever the cOrk, with plantation scene, and
our drm signature Ane steel ptate ensrAsiag 90
aldo label. Bee shat cur bottle 10 Realized with
spurious and delsterious stuff. We defy any psrsoh
% match the taste ehsFsc or OF RoOS Any per-
son pretending to sell Plantatioa BeEs By the GAL
Ion in buIk, lie an impostOr. we sell only In
log cabin bottle. Any person initiating tis bottle
selling any other msseEisI therein. khetner called
Plantation RItsrs or net IL eriRhnsi unss the e.
Law, and will be 30 prosecuted By a., We already
have eye two parties re-llins cur bottes &c.
who viii succeed in getting locomotives int close
quarters. Ths demand for Drakssa PI&utatioa Bttsrs
from LADIES' cIsrsymsa, Merchants &C., is perfectly
Incredible. Ths simple trial Of bottle b she evidences
weprsssnt of'tbsif worth and superiority Thsy are
sold By all rsSpecah:s dEuSgeGs gsoesrs, phyaeiana
hotels, saloons, steamboats, and country stores.
- P4aEE. DRAKE AGO.,
n23ylw - 203 Bread way, n n.
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foscessiens ~ cent hon here. Hvs Kuisa III
aFs tbsrs ready 10 rsasivs khs Fshals. In
tie noss demandins ths suzrender n
colambus 81 The rebel osnsssl Dufosd
he pramised that wAise aolsaisrs alaoala
/ be treated IS prisoaess 81 was, hnl nj
quarter fof eolorsd sOidiers foaad il srsas.
Five honzz we're givan for ~ reraosalc III
women and children. Col. Lawrence 10,
piled thai he bad adequate forcs wish
which 70 eepsl I'll ensmiss. No attack
tuade &C Last accounss.
cHicAoo, April 1.-THE Democrat, Of
the 18th. sass there i no farther donbt
that Forrest y just across ffoaA this psase,
in Ksntnrky. with j forcs 81 $4,000 ii
I. 600 men, laying The most loyal portion
IF The Stass of Kentucky .wasss. AIlin-
formaaipn by scouts eoes 10 show shst
rebel force formidable.
WAsHIxoTss, April ls-1Aecodnss fran
the army be the Poton1ac say sCsuts re-
port sL0sisstEeet in RiChsnoud, wiss the
sreater portion Of his army. Mary per {.
sons credis, the statement that regular
troops, on detached servies, have been
ordered to join their regiments.
Wiley has been appointed superin-
tendent Of Indian Affairs for two g;ailfor
MIA districts, latslyeonsolidated into one.
Nsk " 3tG--zzs-4@-.-.------
e. wonder Where those clouds are
going {" sighed Flora, pensiveiy, as she
pointed with her. thin, delicate finger,
90 the heavy fuAsrai masses that aoated
lazily in the sky.
/" | think they are going to thunder r.
said her brother.
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a. METEOROLOGICAL /" is the title Of q
nav and exclusively literary paper, pub.
lished by Fitch L Co., Virginia City,
oevada Territory. Verify, westward the
star of learning takes its way.
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WoS'r BE TRANsFERRRD,-The Crisis,
Sam Medary's paper, published at Co.
lumbus, Ohio, has the following remark,
touching the action Of the State Copper.
head Convention: ,-.'.
There can be no doubt about The fact
that any attempt to transfer the Demo
cratic party on to a war platform will be
resisted with more determination than
some men, who would sell the country
for an Office, suppose. They want neither
Lincoln nor any of his major generals.
THE strength, and the only strength.
of the Democratic party, from FIRST to
last, has been opposition to this war, I'M
holy, barbarous and ruinous.
HGr The Boston Traveller has been
reading the Copperhead newspapers, and
quotes from them as follows:
Nome but Democrats go the war,
"Soldiers are sent home to vote the
Republican ticket" 49,
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EoFresa.

CArko, April ls.-Forrest's forces are
nenacins both columbas and Paducah.
A portion of his force is advancing on
the latter place They passed Lovelace
yiRe 81 noon yesterday. Besides rein
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PERSON. Of sendeRtsry habits troubled with weak
Dess lassitHde palpitstidn osthe heart aek Of appe
tte. distress after eating torpid liver eonSiipaisa
etc. deserve suffer If they viii try the eeIebra
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-11
Army ChapIains.


Writing of sermons, did you ever make one
at field preaching at the front? IL not
must give you a homely little picture saw
yesterday. which by the calendar was Sum-
dav Blundering past rusty camp. the
tents stained and rent. came upon group
Of about as many as met of old :. in an upper
Chamber and not an officer among them,
unless it might be q sergeant They were
seated unon logs. and the Chaplain was just
leading off in Il hymn that tioa,ed up and was
lost, like bird in storm. amid the clash Of
bands aud the rumble Of army wagons in the
valley below. The Chaplain wore hat with
a feather III il. that he might have been born
in. for any evidence have to the contrary !;
for during the entire services. praise. PRAYER
and preaching. the voice came out from be
heath the hat with feather in it, Perhaps
it would have struck you as irreverent, but
it may be that he feared the misfortune of
the wolf who talked hoarsely with little Red
Riding Hood. because he had cold in his
head At the heels Of the Chaplain as he
preached. kettle was bubbling over fire,
and soldier boy on his knees beside it was
apparently worshiping the hardware. But
he was ne idoater for all that. since closer
look discovered him fishing in il for some
thing with a fork.
Around the preacher but just out of SER
mon range, bows were smoking, darning.
chatting, reading, having a frolic: the voice
of the muleteer came distinctly up from be
low. as he damned the hearts of HE six in
hand-tor no teamster | ever heard was so
wild as to swear at a mules soul the passing
trains of ammunition crushed the chaplain's $
sentences in two, and now and then whistled
,v.,,1 tba.,, bat ba tep
right on, clear, earnest. simple-no matter
for the hat with the feather in it--and
could not help feeling profound respect for
the preacher and the little group around his
feet. The result of my observation of chap
lains is already a matter of record in your
columns, but | must say that | have seen lit
tie reason to vary my opinion. that there is
no officer in a regiment, between cook and
Colonel, so utterly useless an inefficient
chaplain, mar SO decidedly damaging as an
unworthy one. Said a profane Colonel tc
the question. . WAT shall we do with that
rebel we have taken-he says he is a chap
lamp Dol" returned the colonel. keep
him,-- him; we are out of a chaplain
Now. the doctrine of total depravity in a
good deal like the adyerbial sink in the old
time parsing when we fou d word and did
not know what to do with il, We cald it en-
advcrb. SO people are apt to credit an evil
to total depravity when perhaps but for
them it might not have existed at all. The
chaplain that colonel was Just ..out of. !"
might have been good man. but be was a
good man ont of place. He lacked-to bor
row a word from the artillerists-'- the heavy
metaf' of character; did not carry guns
enough to inspire respect. One man like
General How ard, commanding the Fourth
Corps. breaches sermons all the week through
without saying word, that put all the men
around him upon their Corresponds
ence Chicago Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-11
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trct, State of California.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA.
The People of the State of California to Leon Bour
den and Romaine Remillard (alias Romaine
Cookl greeting:
VoU are hereby summoned to appear and an
swer IN said Court, unto the complaint of Dem
MS Ii. Dunn, this day filed, alleging that certain
indenture of mortgage. executed by yeu, Romain
Remiard (alias Cook, on the 3ist day of Janua-
~. 1862, in favor of and delivered to you Leon
Bourden. is fraud upon the rights of the said
plaintiff. Dunn, 6e. all of which in full appears
from said complaint, copy of which is herewith
attached and made part Of this writ, filed in our
Court within ten days after the service of this writ
if served in said eounty-within twenty DAYS if
served in any other county in this Judicial District
and within forty days ifserved in any other county
or judgment by default viii be taken against you
for such costs, damages, &C.. as PRAYED for in this
ooml laint and plaintiff will apply the Court for
decree anrulling and setting aside SAID convey
anee Of mortgage, and such other relief as may be
proper,
Witness; WV. P. DAISGEREIELD. Judge
L. of the Ninth Judicial District of said
State, this 10th day of March, A. H..
1868.
mrla JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-11
Kessler Mining Company,

nITTSBURG Mining District. Shasta Co., Cal.
II Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of
the Trustees of said Company, held the 18th day
of May, 1864. an assessment of TWENTY CENTS
per share levied upon the capital stock of said
Company, payable forthwith to the Secretary at the
principal Office of the company, in Red Bluff, in L.
5. gold and silver coin. Any stock upon which
said assessments shall remain unpaid on the 23d
day of june 1864 will be advertised on that day as
delinquent, and unless payment shall be made be-
fore, will be sold the llth day of July, 1861 at
10 O'Clock A. at the principal office of the COM
pany. in Red Bluff, to pay The delinquent assess
ment, together with Gusts of advertis NJ and ex-
penses of sale NJ. Ii. MYRICK, Secretary
Principal Office, Red Bluff, Tehama county, Cal
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-11
Original Sky Blue Ledge Mining Com
pany

NJ Office is hereby given by the undersigned,
~ by virtue of authority given him as Superin-
intendent Of the Original Sky Blue Ledge Mining
Company located the east bank of the Sacra-
mento river, near Waugh's Ferry, Shasta county,
Cal, that the assessment of twenty cents per
foot. levied by said company on the sth inst, is
due and is hereby called for, to be paid to the
undersigned, at his residence in the town OF Shasta.
in ins ailments, aud at dates follows. to wit
lst insallment, on the 10th of April. 1864, five
cents per foot.
I'd installment, on the ID of May, 1864, five cents
per foot.
Sd installment, on the 18th of May, 1864, five
cents per foot.
4th ipstallment, on the 4th of June, 1864. five
cents per foot.
And the same. any part thereof, shall not be
paid within ten days after the respective dates
above mentioned. he viii then proceed to enforce
said payments in the manner and form prescrb-
cd in such by the articles of agreement form
ing said company.
j. VAN SCHAICK,
Supt Original Sky Blue Ledge Mining Co.
Shasta, April Is, 1864. apl6
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-11
supt. Original Sky Blue Ledge Mining Co.
Shasta. April Is. 1864. apl
Minnesota Gold, Silver and Copper
Mining Companv.

DITTSBURG District, Shasta county, Califor
1 nia.-Notee is hereby given that at meeting
Of the Trustees Of said company, held on the 9th
day of May, A. d. 1864 an assessment of six cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock of said
company, payable on or before the 10th day of
june to the Secretary, at his office next door to the
Empire Hotel, in the town of Shasta. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unaad on
the 10th day June, will be advertised that day
delinquent. and unless payment shall be made
before, will be sold the 2Sth day of June A. D.
1864, to pay delinquent assessments together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
CHARLES MCDONALD. Secretary.
Office next door to Empire Hotel, Shasta, Cal
Shasta. May 10th, 1864. mia
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TO PHOTOGRAPHERS.

"TANTFD-tiood Stereoscopic Negatives of
w every place of interest on the Pacific coast.
for which u fair price will be paid. Specimen
prints with particulars of locality. and the price
for the Negatives will receive prompt attention by
addressing
LAWRENCE L H0USEWORTH.
Agents London Stereoscopic Company.
apo 6S7 Clay street, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-11
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

IMPORTANT CAUTION.
Be sure and purchase the Circassian Hair Re-
storative, which words viii be found blown in
each bottle.
The CIRCASSIAN HAIR RESTORATIVE is
put up in large bottles. Price. 81 00
For sale by all Druggists and Hair Dressers.
A. L. SCOvILL & CO., Prnprietols,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
REDINGTON & CO., San Francisco.
Are the General Agents for California
And the Pacific coast.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-11
The Circassian Lair Restorativ
THIS RESTORATIVE

is purely scientific preparation, discovered by
long research and study, and be depended
as being all that it is represented; is perfectly
harmless and will not stain the finest cambric.
If the of this preparation is perseyered in,
according the directions (which will be found in
full on each bottle). there viii be necessity of
any having gray hairs, no matter to what age
the person may live.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-11

ACCORDING to the census Of 1860, Califor-
mia contained a population Of 379,994. OF
this number there were l55 000 natives of
other States. and Of this number Is 900 came
from slave territory. Where did the Copper
head voters come from?