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In ne treatment e DE Evs and Var. sd a.,
organs Of sense. . hoc1mes Necessary I, 49, !
sood k9esledse Of ever thing rariainin.r 10 ~.
eine and surgery. u haf are 5.aIs.i re-rlir Fs---
sisns, may oaEe graduated Ia ether ths "a -ns-
school college, sad esn boast Of one s'.is5 60
cauony p1t yef. in he treatment 81 ths ~. -
Ear, nj % cuze sage orsfnaia - -
cure n large msIor'y % cssas
- oAe k,lAs {, srasiuate O. TIE Missouri rni-
tesstf-ulp olla hanas 10 his Office and ~ r-,ar,
cert neat 3 irom peGious eursd. Wh'rh - ~
seen By csilng
Inc OF. gua-au'ees cuTos, theraf7raun oss nar.i
I1ef p emp y Nm, ior Ehera 8 0oltar aass 49,
ness ie tbs msnney, Ts good evidence fh.t y. -.
ds.sss.e me nsiure 81 he diseases he ir..ars
promptly ansE-red
kememeer ~ lnluasFy Is Al No. a. Cau-rh
Street p. o. Box No So
y permisson. De aiso refers 81 lhe filoria.
msslicsi men eeice7sfed IN Ophiha ne elI-gsrs,e
". y 3 Qu'dora, q uton Place. Nev Y,,sr = -
". +. e. petorrest =. r.; pr. zaafrsd. $780,
phisi IT sirgs. Qauey. 90 pr CIsrcaas asPrsT
%. GUS, No -ii
anRlS-smn
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no he cred tors 81 NJ es'ste d losAh Haiiuin,
deeeassi. HauuF suzgestss tAe lusalgency Of
sss esaia 20 fha Clerk of tie Sinilh County Cruf%
vs,n are heresy notead % lie y1gr claus. dufy
ssher-cs.ed arainsf sad estzie. Nith SAD clerk.
a. - bsre tie lsta 1sy 81 February, 1855. a t1ey
Vii ~ tsrled lfc,n lnc.f PIE M
sssSi-ESi RIOS FIsAKz AaE'f.
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oIges 40 y,lqells arlIeIo. Qaa ooIlar Eaoh-
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heaafi. a.l hail aat aeiisf. and be- usors sanfsab
% eanarued. We, aT oue. make &c oar uils.
'li Z q cur esrsaeA puucIn pie to have even oas
o. our tFsn acaeEs. bel ever So utls. o. 81 a.
slandeat nsgu.iade. MUTUAL. - e arust b. a.
oaae o. spsrleon; and We suloy a. nisaallg ssis-
aston @ psrceivns thst ihis rule Of Gus b hzhiT
apprscia'si oy a. siia Fham We save ths pisssusu
q iaing basIusss.
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seeds.
81 FE r e RS
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect!l Act!!!
TARRAET Cos

TARRANT . Co.
eeuaelnsn an resident q cltsscoa. ana hsrs
eeea aispos e wrta - you cocesrufre fta -
, sa.ss q yoar seLIzEk APERiEptI' = Z rsr1e5v
Q yoa my siecere EF1Htre forfhs rrest eersst -
Sc TAR hSs uons NY vie -
=. q l9nr q ave yeeIs my Wiae has hesn s4.iiy
-. - 49, tiyspefsA AIS ser beiaR under The
-ne - naAliy ina1csd % aees the sdslce ~ 4
iesroe1 fnysiclz1. Doctor CatiaIis. q Veneusais
- ilalls1sn civ treated her Eifhs vnnT r|FFg-
NhtOaisl ekLfzfR ApERfEnr. she h.rsn a
improve AZ cnce. znf u uos PERFFcrf.Y R7FiE@
iee = q o my ouiy Tar toe good q hurns-It h
rnese ms sistsmest fsrfuE fnSl nsealcins 80 -,
uanie should be siseiy kacwu
AtnsinE You VII giVa this p-itIjcitv sbd r.n..i
i1E ny earnest 2 N1liude aad thanxs
a1 very Tespes rigiy yours
:, = z. c. HENRIoUER
w tiers s-2eAe. @ hs.cn4sG CaEac4o. IA.
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City Undertaking.
CASES. CASKFTS AND cOFFIES,
Bodies Ordered from a Distance.
UnLled Slales Marshal's Sale.
H3FORMATION NO q.
The United States.

httohMAIlON NO Y,
The United States,
an The Ksisis and Properly. Money, Stocks and
Credits OF fchert Mathews.
BY yirue 81 wi ue1diaeai erp0ndg % me a.
Tected from be Circuit Couet OF the United States
for tho Middle d .triot o. Tenn lessee, and Ia pur
euanqe Of ihe decree Of aid Court, pronounced on
the an aag q May. ls65 sii, &c she s0th day q
Sept 1855 nenc ing u 10 o'clOe e, m, sell at
pubic suction 20 Z G highest biddsr for cssh IN
hand, g. tee Co ut house door tn Nashville, David.
son county, Telues &c, sil the hight tite and in
ter@at, { r ne rerod Of his natural e. OF Robert
Msihsvs 20 and in de iolosne doseribed real IS
tate. 70 wiz Nv ntF-sr arres of land IN he town
Of -helbyyle, Bedford county, Stale Of Tennessee,
being part OF lot No 20 10 the plan Of said va
Also Is sores o. land IN e isth civil district Of said
county.
Also 1850 aores o. Lsud in the 2sih civil district
Of sald county
Al on the sau7e day and time 10 the town o.
Ahelhyvlle. tenn ,Wtl be sold Ct public auction an
ne Furniture ef SAID Robert Mathews seized IN
this eau e. n. b. 6LAsCnCk
aep2aa Marshal NJ u Tenn
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m U T u AL.

NAHQlEGA' HoNAraRFE SAWS III ~ BIS
~ eP'nien tlat meu ars rli-d b. Arsa 56.ects
firsi-lntaresl. erccai-kdeca1n. Thlni Faar.
issus hunsi. usiule n,a oonsidsu1ion. nasa
views ioeS FssF uearig couect bui ~ epins ,asi
ne pF.neiaiso has.uz essry transsetoa asfsssn
rnsl and usa tassa uncu
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We Aak

The slssisrng n Hess ~ our Isad % esxe as
remedy tffsi co1ynced ikzt By il tialeiv 49,
nAny uas7 = fcllsses. zlNuf cared a Dyspsesis.
us.s. ludige-uon. ilea. e stsveress p.i,s,,s a.
iscxs, llfsz CIR lsaiu's szhssnssir Afs-ioua ~
keed ne fa-npnift ~ fsstlncuiais sish "a h -
q your Physciaa-
aisnzAssared ealy p TAEEANT . 90, G7a
GsesEElcA G1reek Haw 1oFk
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The GFest Nallopalpa...
AdmlnlsfraiorIa Nntlna

TO - -fetiors 81 ne esisfs 81 afa. d w..
- - e-see haT.sg sgEEes1es TIE irsci ves.-~ y
49,. - = WIZ, aeu1 cssee I h,rthf efa va -
- - siiea % ne 70 Ese. g. ne yerr cana
- s'e1 - fles1iluss ~ law Nsib BE- Cfers ~
~ - ? q eesere ne f'si NonaaF u Narch.
49,. a.. JuHN A. g0NFa
A5nF efsEa EEttss,
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For Sale very Low.

SECONDHAND COTTON MACHINERY As fol.
- loHss
INo l-baefer snreefere
lFsiye Besas psssirr. Frames. G nesEs Gael
hgh Ast sneed ~ % shout So god a. nauh III
snat % tor,a.
ms Asetincrv. uuni Ire dsy Il uss renewed
NOM t'e uil, was dong large amouni OF very
Asea NoiA- Arriy hr letter or otherwise 20
THOMAS ARRUCKNE CO.
Anchor C1iios Mia
safa a'GH ffftshurr pa
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sgRgE9N aE 4 oF,FleE,

Wasnt,oroS Cgrl. p g, aug ~. lsss. /
an Army Medical Board, 70 consist a Breve,
Cclontl : trirltr, suiEeon u 8 A. President
Rreret Lieriersni Uc.onel h r. Wirir, surgeon L
A; hrev Leutenars Colonel Avthouy Herer,
surseon ua A., and hreFei MaorC c. lee, a.
2, tant suurcon y A Recorder, vii meet 10 New
foyk taty un NE 2th 81 ~ertegnter next. tor the
eNzininaii0n { cSud rates Tor aduii.sion into TIE
aeac1i etaH II ne Duiied States army aad of As-
h'tani eorgecns for promotion.
Apil'esa1ts must be between 81 and SC years Of
- = ana physically sound
SEP cat'ons must oe a3dressed . the Surgeon
''enerA a The army, stat ne The residence Of he
NFiSsat and the dste and plsce 81 his birth tliey
mn o. aegomHaaled BY respectable testimonials
" moral chtnsc ~
u TIE arfiioaut has teen In he sesyice. he viii
sens ne testimonial 81 chief medical o1Ecar
tader whom he has served ard n Ia tAs seryisT n
ne preseel inns, he application must he fent
through thu Medical nircgtor of ths res.es, lye ne
puinrrf
No ahovanoe is made i5r tha expausas of ~.
sous unaffsoin he exsumaton, A. if Il An inlis
liensshle pre- n qalsite 10 sppoinini, ID
? here are rev twelve vacancies n ihe erssi,.i
aAA- - X. Rams
sgrgeon General N a sr-,,
sn~ai-fh eaf ir iln natf if'
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laeias' aruset Enats 10 ga ssiasi Prs si - a.
: p hfr-ea- rr1ra. Jar "a sai eea lcfE rfttara4
fpnstl1ilg 30 ra11 Franah fla1aF aIf 1tllf1lne
rrliIIarr eEacrIs4 n to- usaie nl' HrFr st
IA. VILLAINS cp. 81
ia Hasf Fcart1 ~. 80. Aa1eaaf Ain.
sfrlt-f.a G naiar1tI "a
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0gsIer RaaI.Es 3 Ereen Greeers

~ noE Hlsstsg Ter oyslsr Dealers sad f7rocers.
4 iLk CESS q al s rss ans dascgipaoa. Or
4ef- leli - = +. hahnas BE Denci q I, Grsfdie
4iaannez. = A. hACl oNAll,
Nc. - Fcurh ssreaa
sce-lE Lcusrilla, ~,
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AT HIS INFiRAART,
No. . ChuFsh STREET, Nashville TtHnsase.

eAui'A asieoii AdAAiilits lt1lezlee,
-, Were he nay be coasrliea every dsr b.. q =,
suliaacns Tree -. 49,
He cures AZ curaale diseases q the Frss-a r.
Ans pellefi1s a. eiiicuit operstions IA srrys-~
ae ePeraiss ioE taiarsel, without pain. 81 : -,
=, S sss s.5.A'sna Gross yes IN one uuis. Il id
and appear natural - = a9fe
pa E9ogAsAs eures sore Eyes va r7s ,,.st
eIness which give No pain. --'saf-
re treats A11aarosi1, or uervous b'i,4-s-. -.
asucee-s heretofore unknoWn. va
ae eesss steIS case e oph;halmla Tarsi, hers.
io,are considered i1caraos b. he Profsssis1 ~.
hs cures DISCHARGES q tie Ear. cagassI - e.,.-
le5 feferi Measles, Or other diseases = -
He insei & Aridciai Ear rruras ,-h.,,- ~, -.
ri drum lmenhrsnel has been sesirove5 v-es.t
improves the hesring iInnedtsfa1y. -
ne opera'as ior Afu3cid Pupl huna ~ "a.
bye Id he Remedies ai once. -
De cures TIE most obstinate forms AZ c,hthst
ma II two % elEhtWee.ss. 7-
ID seases Of the nsreous system. ~ nh.-
Ne'lAi "a, soma liiteli es; Nervous Pr5slrsf'.5,
treaied successfully 80
heretofore unknown -
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Messra 7 4 Z GauEhan Co., No lf6 Boaduar
New York, exienslFs mania turers and np..rfsfs
va caes and deiFsify tlssIrire freast ~ - -.
siness - ~ pol li'ief rteut aaYo fasoFed fIon
9 6ra pa. bisiri1uaaI, sqtest to o. 4raiailo
iooams ~
Certificates uarning ea'h article and iis ssiue. ~
plaeed ~ seaied hnyelrpss and well m lad, One
Of tnese tuvclopcs Oil be sent By mai . any 80
drsss on reee'pl = tFeaiy tve cents.
Al mt.o'a III q 0ns DIN s1ef. irdsf ras--f
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BYE AND Earl
DR. LEON BROoKMAN.

DISEASES q tae Els and Ear. Nsrvons -.
- ,a9i, and o4nceroas Tumoss trsaied III = IN.
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oul esisaraasd
FRENCH CORSETS,

Whrh e p aaa1i1. J and arfialiealy sdtp'al 70
ht - Dclni Z - .ilarai - .Ilf g Gti1 or Cor
80 ~ rineaf, L..e1ss caa siasys .r.1.Fs i =.
&C. e Is fe.ttq seld ~ thar "a t-r8 40
Aeesiire a1d e 8 q Wall lrisf ne afs.s also
LkniET AID cHLrREEs FASHIONABLE
eAiIEa5 AND saOEs.
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Cert feates OF The ehoFo artcies are placed Ia
-ca ed enEelopes, mixed sni drawn froaa uhea or.
tered. one seslei envelope containiuR an order
for one o. the valuable iu lee on our LIST wit BE-
sent % any Rddress On ectipt Of 20 cents 8 for
" 90; IS for iu9i Sc vi prgmiurn, for $500 F,
100, with premt m scfid Silver Hunanr Case Wsfch,
100. p RECT satisfaction Euananteed IN slirsses,
Goods not pleas ng the iasies or fancy 81 cur Gus
toners VII b s1cnEnEfd free 81 cost.
Agen and Others WI D. SLOWED 10 cents on eech
eer ihcaio ore red ~ hem, prFiciug not le than
cents for each oatdcsie snd remit IS cents each 10
rs kdiness an orders %
sAArL c. RICgABDs& co,
l02 Nassau ST., New York
Hs-kgsnts wauitd everywhere. ioct2-snw
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IQn rsnsF 81 the cor iisats ycuail q, rh-tyor
send The dollar and take ths article 81 1ot Pu--
ehasers NAV tons obtain Sold Wateh q aulnrl
Ring, o. any ast II Je Felfy on our iis u one sei
arl and p no 81 can fnfy gst lsss fhn ors dol
Orc f1r "a ceufs I've flr gl slsgan 81 o.. lrss
ior - sky ior gies one hua rsd ~ SIS.
Agents vented everywhere, 81 ahtm arso.ai
terms are offered
aa.a.rs IGH.GUcHAHaCe
saeps-am' ~ Sale li-1aaEaN 3. y
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Extraordinary inducements
TIE AMERICAN STATESMAN.
FFiee reduced 70 81 90 per year.

Assirg IRE hest aud &C.,.
80 =. e avFTt,s ng o. 49,, = ne Na-ia
sisT Ioa,Ss r. . - % reoe q rrSe u ,,. ~. -
-cheAnesi ~ - w. ~ W. de-as.I-x -
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-10

A ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.-Many years
ago, Mr. g., of this county, after a long
sickness, died and left q wife and two small
Children boy and a girl-in humble cir
cumstances, to fight their own battle through
life. a little cot by the hillside, near the
Brandywine, was secured to the widow and
children. Time passed: the girl became
woman, married very worthy man. and
down by disease, and, after long sickness,
died, leaving his wife with two small chill.
dren to return to the mother by the hill
side near the Brandywine.'
The boy also became a man, Not salts
fed with his prospects and surroundings, he
the son Henry-one Spring morning, with
the blessings of mother and sister, started
FOR the great West to make his fortune.
Time passed mother and sister received let
ters from him as he iourneyed westward, un-
til he passed Fort Independence, when they
failed to receive any: yet sen Henry was
travelling, not satisfied with his prospects.
And so he travelled on till he came to the
0posura for a few DAYS to recruit, Henry be-
come acquainted with dark eyed senorita.
and before long he was able to say he had
found his Ell Dorado. And Henry being
married. settled among his Mexican friends.
Being man of an ingenious turn of mind,
he soon astonished the natives, made money.
and was the leading man among them
Years passed, during all Of which time the
mother ard sister plodded along the cot by
the,n' hillside near the Brandywine."
Three weeks ago last Thursday, Mrs: "
on going to the Post Office, found Ie1ter
there from her son Henry, IN Mexico. as ~
had been so long since hearing from him'
she opened it without much ceremony ~ =
niece Of tissue paper fell out; she picked II
pn p,1oo ood n~omined it. 1t contained coat OF
80 ap, bad frures, dates and writing in dIf-
Garont coIored inks, and read Weiis'
Farao Sar & Co. pay to Mrs. G., or order, the
s,,n1 Of FIVE thousand dollars, IN gold' ana
cbarge the same to Suras, Castiohs o. 20.
bankers, Mexico. r;ad
Tho letter informed that he was marrieo,
had made money, and that the encloseu orais
was r 70 enable her to buy house lor' said
he 81 am coming to see you next summer
and wish to be nicely hxed, because am 20
ing to bring my wife ana chiiufen WIN
ins Tbe same dag Mrs G., took the letter and
draft TO Mr.. P. a gentleman who had been
bar friend since her husbands death. The
consultation over, the following took place
The next day Mr.. P sold the draft in Phil
adelnbia for eleven thousand dollars; six
thousand dollars were invested in l0-40's;a a
bouse and lot were bought in the ancient
town of Coatesville for five thousand dollars,
= "a ,besIoosa change was taken to refurni3h
To day the house is in order, and mother and
sister are patiently waiting for Harry, who
left them many years ago, one Spring morn
ing, to seek his fortune in the West, when
thew lived in the cot by the {. hillside near
the Brandywine. Wsstcssstsr fsaa.l Re.
corder.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-10
A VOICE OF THE LOYAL NORTH
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

We sing " Our Country's" song tonight
With saddened voice and eye;
Her banner droops in clouded light
Beneath the wintry sky.
Well pledge her once in golden wlne
Before her stars have set;
Though dim one reddening ORD may shine,
We have a Country yet
'Twere vain to sigh o'er errors past,
The fault of sires or sons;
Oar soldier heard the threatening blast,
And spiked his useless guns;
He saw the star-wreathed ensign fali,
BY mad invaders torn;
He saw it from the bastonel wall
That laughed their rage to scorn
What though their angry cry is flung
Across the bowling wave
They smite the air with idle tongue
The gathering storm who brave;
Enough of speech the trumpet rings;
Be silent, patient, calm
God help them if the tempest swings
The pine against the palm
Our toilsome years have made US tame;
Our strength has slept unfelt;
The furnace-fre is slow to fame
That bids our ploughshares melt;
IT'S hard to lose the bread they win
In spite of Natures frowns-
To drop the iron threads spin
That weave our web of towns.
To see the rustling turbines stand
Before the emptied fumes,
To fold the arms that food the land
With rivers from their looms
But harder still for those who learn
The truth forgot so long;
When once their slumbering passions burn,
The peaceful are the strong
The Lord have mercy on the weak,
And calm their frenzied ire,
And save our brothers ere they Shrek,
I" We played with Northern fire y
The eagle hold his mountain height
The tiger pace his den
Give. all their country, each his right!
God help us all! Amen!
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-10

Two CH1NAMEN SHor.-Some days since
an African named Horn, living near Moor
vile, in this county. had his cabin robbed of
sundry articles of the value of about twenty
dollars. A few days later, as he was ap
preaching his cabin, he saw the door was
open, but before reaching it a Chinaman in
the brush near by, discovering him coming,
gave the alarm and ran away. A Chinaman
then ran out of the cabin, and not obeying
the Africans command to stop, received the
contents of bis rife in the mouth, the ball
passing out through his cheek. Another
Celestial Immediately rushed out armed with
an ak, and charged upon the negro, who
drew pistol and shot him through the heart.
The first one shot was not seriously hurt
The other, of course, died almost instantly.
The negro went to Forbestown and delivered
himself up to Justice Smith. who examined
the case. and, the facts appearing substan-
tally as above, acquitted him Orocille
Union, June Sd.
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VOLUME XIV.
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
BY JOHN ]. CONMY.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORE

Publication Office in Tomlinson's building, front
room, up stairs, three doors above Wells, I argo
Co.'S Express Office.
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MackenzIe'S
PATENT AUTO PROPELLING
GATHERING HORSES
A Patent Horse to carry his master,
Needs no spur to make him go faster;
Runs along eheerily as soon as you astride him,
Ready to 60 wherever you guide him.

NNHESE horses run rapidly over any good road,
IL sidewalk park grounds, with a graceful,
cantcring motion, propelled mainly by the weight
OF the rider, alternating from the saddle to the
petals, in the act of rising to the motion of the
horse, and with about the same amount of exercise
70 the rider as in riding a live horse. They may
ne started, stopped short, or controlled in going
Gown hui, by the rider. They run up moderate
ascent, II the road is hard and firm. They are di-
fected by the Bride As the motions are Identical
M i good mode Of training for equestrianism.-
L,s, are uhequaied as means for agreeable and
.SaI,l exercise, all the year round, for
as well as for girls and boys of two years old
ana upward Girls ride by using the side-saddle
y'AVSs a.,r;3. T under ten years old usually ride
carry Inc IS SIZE for boys is strong enough to
walk or level ground, light carriars with ,1s cS fi1S
IN can oe attached and drawn. Any person hay-
For prices, inquire at the Office os ~;
send stamp for circular and price list p4pef' 'f
STEPHEN W. SMITH.
II Aas Broadway. New York
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Estate of S. M. Wilcox. Deceased.

NToTICE is hereby given by the undersigned,
~ administrator of the above named estate, TO
the creditors of and all persons having claims
against said deceased exhibit the same with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months from the
first publication of this notice. to the undersigned,
at his residence at the ranch of Maj. Sheldon, On
Battle Creek, in Shasta county.
WILLIAM WILCOX.
Dated Shasta March as.h 1855 apl
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-10
A Portrait of John Randolph,

John Randolph, of Roanoke, was the
strongest leader that the radicals of Virginia
ever had. He was the warrior who prepar-
ed the way for the formation Of a new school
of politics under Mr.. Calhoun. He was a
small, dark man, with beardless face, and an
intensely black eye. He was proud of his
descent from Pocabontas, and his Indian
blood was easily discernible. His voice had
very peculiar quality, which gave the
listener the feeling that the fine weapon
which he used was twisted around after en-
terinr his antagonist He did not use the
tomahawk, but the finest of rapiers. He was
romorseless in his sarcasms, and was ready
to stand by them in the field. He was not
bad hearted, however In duel with Hen
ay Clay, he received Mr.. Clay's fire, and
discharged bis own pistol in the air. exclam-
ing, " would not make widow and or
phans for ali Ohio aud its tributaries.
His caustc and witty sayings were report
ed throughout the country, like those of
DR.. johnson, as when writhing antagO-
mist. meeting him full on the main avenue
to puppies O do sir" said Randolph,
yielding the path and walking on. Many
assertions have been circulated against
Randolph's personal character, which are
utterly unfounded.. They are traceabe in
part to the hate he excited by his relentless
attacks, but still more to his contempt for
the ignorant and fanatical sect by which he
was surrounded. He has for many years
served the Methodists and Baptists of Vir-
gina as Voltaire has elsewhere, to point
their ezhortations; the allegation being on
his death-led, when he could speak no long
err he wrote the word "remorse.' 1t has
since been proved that he simply wrote the
name Of an neighbour. E. Morse-whom
he desired to see. Mr.. Rondolph was kind
to his slaves while he lived, and liberated
them at his DEATH
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-10

THINK OF IT. GIRLs.-Nothing can pre-
vent an increase of bachelorism, save an
amendment in the code Of educating women.
When they learn common sense instead of
broken French; when they learn some USE
full employment instead of beating the piano;
when they learn to prefer honest industry to
silly coxcombry and when men find women
is helpmate, instead of burthen; then,
and not till then, may we expect to find fewer
bachelors.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-10

DECIDEDLY CooL.-A lady who had
somewhat Bacchanalian spouse, resolved to
frighten him into temperance. She there.
fore engaged watchman, for stipulated
reward, to carry " Philander" to the watch
house, while yet in state of insensibilty,
and to frighten him a little when he recover,
ed. In consequence of this arrangement, he
woke up about eleven O'Clock, and raised
himself on his elbow. He looked around
until his eyes rested on man sitting by a
stove and smoking cigar.
"Where am r." asked Philander.
&c In a medical college," said the cigar
smoker
"What doing there"
" Going to be cut up.u
q Cut up-how comes that?"
Why, you died yesterday, while drunk,
aud we have bought your carcase anyhow
from your wife, who had right TO sell II,
for all -.the good she could ever make out OF
you. If you ara not'dead, it's,no fault ol tne
doctors, and they'll cut you up deau u
alive
"You will do it, eh?'' asked the oia so..
s'To be sure we will-now-iniineuia
lyP' 49,. vou LET US have
something to drink before you oeein
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-10
officers of shasta Lodge, No. 81, L. o. O. II.

.ss.sEssS<. Henry Habich, N. G.; Charles Ne
S<ssrSss Donald, Y. g.: D. Beinert, Sec; G.
-SssFSssS% NJ Wilhelm. Treas. Sam. Isaacks,
Felix Tracy and Chas. Litsch, Trustees.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-10

JUDGE DAVIS, of the United states s.ad da5 a5min.
Court, in Illinois, has been apPo.A po.a Abraham
istrator of the estate OF the ia.I "a ..rs,nsj
Lincoln. Judge Davis was an u" p'' '''
friend Of the deceased.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-10
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 23d, 1865.

A Coon 0NE.-While the mammoth display
bills of the panorama of Paradise Lost"
were being put up in North San Juan, a
German, well known for his ability in manu-
featuring lager beer, thus delivered himself:
Vat ish dat, Baradise Lost Rebellion
in Heaven Mine Got in Himmell Dat
lashts not long. Uncle Abe lie ish dare now,
and soon butts um down"