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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

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II Government cold Bonds the week has txpsri-
sacsN decidedly stronger feeling, and general
Impeachment. especially in 6-2O's and 10 COS, has
been nOt,d from day to day. Ths market in New
York has also bsen unusually active, and under .
strong European demand, somewhat excited, draw
ing buys1 almost entirely from other classes Of
ItOellI. The purchases for permanent Investment
we've also large. At the New York Stock tx
change, friday, the IAltE we're nearly s7Oe go,
and through the commission houses sven hoaviss
transactions we reported, partly In execution Of
foreign orders. In commenting upon he market
for Cove, nmsutI, the World Of Saturday IayIs
The increa1sd demand fr m Europe for Govern
ment bonds arises My from the port Of the
heavy amc unit received fcon internal rsEenus dur.
ing December. The treasury receipts from inter-
z 81 EsVenus during the month Of January amount
ed 10 S3 lTS 62s So making the total tor ths last
made known in Europe, It viii strengthen cona-
denes IL ur goEsrnmenb credit, ana tend to In
Grease still futtber the demand for our bonfs
CapitalIts and nesrsin this city using
large sums eth ir loanhbis funds In the purchase
Of every description Of government Nsurft es. Il
IL impol Rbls to sxfoats all tbs orders the mar
kss for hVStwenty and tsn.fo.ty b1nca without
advancing prices materially. 1ha daterminat alton
Of goVernmFnt aud Congress to stop the further
issue fgsesabaeks and g ID lntereat bearing bonds
snd TO make heavy insTeasS Of taxes. inspires new
conudenfe IN our governments ponds, and ASlMusA ea
their Absorption By eapltalists.
In the Railwsy list the market has ruled hrmsr
and steady during the week, showing less symps-
thy with the fluctuations cf Cold THAI usual. This
has been mainly owing to = stronger fssliag among
hodsTS 10 behalf Of this class Of security for invest
msIt than was previously held. founded psitly
GrOn the certainty OF longer sontinuSRos OF the
var ninee the failure Of the PeaCs noVsnsnt, aud
with An easy money market in New York they
were rot called uPoa to Sc l, and the market was
freed rom the pressure to realise Of the week pre-
yious. Ths movements, however, have nos b;sn
active, owing to the fact, already stated, thAt
the bulk Of the funds available for Stock invest.
msntH has tesn turned in the direction Of Govern
ments. The greater portion Of the list, however,
more than recovered the decline Of last week, a.
the following cORDlratlVs tShls will show, and
elCsed arm;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13
Z. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
q. 8. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGKHf,
HI superior BS.
Subscriptions received to the
" 9-1o PER CENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL

ue De UVVHhNA1AA UOAN AG4AAe
HI superior %.
Subscriptions received 70 the
"T 3-l0 PER OENT. AND l0-40" NATIONAL
LOAN.
Commission allowed to subseriberS.
B(U. 8. Bonds Of 1881, 5-sO's. lO-4o's, Treasury
Eotcs, and aH other GoTsrnmsnt Securities pur'
chased and for sale On the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and canada Money bought
and sold ct best rates. Deposits rsooiTed and
Collections made at all sooosIibIe points. Unour-
rent funds converted 1t lowest. RsVsnus Stamps
for Bals. oo4
DfssOIufiOn.-The oo-partnershIp heretofore
existing under the frm and name Of J. II. 4 B. 7
HOVER IL this day dissolved by mutual eOnse Il
The business Of the late nrm will be settled at the
O'H'' u L. A'"' JIM. HOVER.
q. 7. HOVER.
Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1866.
CO-pArtnership.-H.T. 7. Hover having asso-
ciated with him Albert W. Hawkins and J. Henry
Ford. win continue the Wholesale and Retail Dry
Hover Co., At the location formerly occu pied by
J. n s H. T. Hover, No. $50 Superior street and
No. l40 Seneca street.
Cleveland, Jan. 20, 1855.
To the PubIIc.-In calling attention 10 the
above col artnsrship notice, beg to assure you
that IL is attention to make house deserved
Unpopular, BY always keeping on hand first eLaI
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goeds, by selling
them at the lowest market prices and by fair deal.
ing make It for your interest to give your pat
ronage. -
Jan21:ls7 $50 Superior and Ao ssneca Strset.
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We are agAin under obligations to Mr..
Hawks for New York papers Of Saturday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

nIHB CLEVELAND FREEDMEN'S
4 Aid Commission Rooms are located at No. 80
bank street. They viii he open during business
hoqrs for tbs reception Of stores for the suffering
Trssdrsu. D. "A GAGE,
,an4.Ipe.dsr Beeretary.
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Surs.
GIuthls aeriueFrs.
.LOTHRs WRTNeERs.

OLOTHES WRINGERS.
~
] have the Agency Of two Of tie best Clothes
Wringers ever iHYensed. viz Putnsm'B " ExoslEl-
or" and the "Ldttle GIANT" both Of which Hre
seif-adjusting, simple and durable One Of the ad-
vaDtags Of the Little Giant" eonElstG In its be-
ting ispt iOr square box or any size tub, aud
took the first pIemiam ct the Last Ohio State Fair
By actual trial. Do not buy any Wfingor until
Gu call and examine y bat have.
GEO. d. BECK, 80 SUPERIOR st,
feb9 Opposite Post once
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

WANTKD-s135 A MONTH"; Agents
w everywhere TO introduce SHAW CLAEKs SIX
TEEE DOlLAR FAsIILY SEWING MACHINE, the ONLY
low Price machine in the country which Is LICENSED
BY Grover Baker, Wheeler W Wilson, Howe, Singer
&Co. and BRchsld0r. Salary and expenses, or large
commissions allowed. AL other machines now sold
ior loss than forty dollars each are IRFR1HGENENTa,
and the salier and LIABLE. illustrated c1rcuard
Hsiue de5 :ls4dhW
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Cora-Rz.sd quIet 70 dsy, ana elossd nsRinai
at 81 I40I 10 for nsg shsilsd from store.
Oass-Dan and nominal e 1880 frOa store.
Rye-InaotiYs. Quoted from store a. q 90.
BarIey-Eothing doing and markst z0ninAlly
unchanged at 81 5o0l 70. according to quality.
Dressed HOEs-Ths dsmsnd h eonhlad %
butehsrH ~ range Of ls1f0l4o for average lots q
500 Ds.
POrk-Ru,os vsrJ Ouist 81 SIS % Sr nss asd
SO % for clear.
changed At 80 in kegs and sss IN tsrses. Sales
Is. COO Ds soantry-msds at E151<s.
Smoked nea1B-Ths dsnsnd is ehilGy coa-
ansd t. Hams. We continue to quota a. 3ls S5r
IugArSuTsd Hans; 2Os for Shoulder IsO for DIi,d
BSsL
Butter-Thsrs is no ImprsVsnsnt n tie de-
nand for this article aud are attn quoting iks
market nominal at SsgAOe for Wsntsrn RsserTs.
EeGn-In moderate request from lhs srads at 90
9S2s, chiefly ths inside nSurs.
Cheess-FOr the past few daya the Iaquiry haI
bean Hltis more active, aad she nsrEss slosas
steady Tor sOOi to prize grades At Is8aIe in rOund
lots.
HIxhwfues-Ihsra has bssn VsFy htils solng
In HighEInsI during the psI weak, End TIE dsalius
IN nav 1oLA 1AI HeAAonoQ A1s NitHa u Ael4~la
IonsWhGt. To-day they quotsd at 81 2S9a 20
though larger portion Of ths stoek d hsld sb0Es
the extreme Of these figures.
A1eOhOl-Held At q 6os4 81 fsF o PEI Ssai.
Neutral Proof Spirits g AO93 IS.
PefrOIeum-Ihs market rulsd duu through
cut the week, bat the larger dsAlGrs have nSs
changed thar figures from ss9sOa far Bsaasd, AE
which the market closes.
EeedG-rhs mArkst Is dull ct . rAngs sG Sls %
9Is 80 for Clover, and s. 1895 90 fOr Timoshg.
Beans-stsady At q ooo9 IS sor nsW -nsaiaa
white; old DO 81 30.
Dried Applea-Ars ruling dull and weak
Dealers quota At 1oX0I1s, shisny the insIds aEuES
Dried Peaehes-Ths denEnd is good sad ths
market nIR at 4o9a2S fOF peeled, AID Soos2S fer
unpeslsd.
6Alt-sss.Ay. OOsnsSs SOs GrOuna sOI.rss 60;
fine q s6.
GrOcerios-The market is quisi, and We con-
tiaus to quets ~ follows
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TRAVELLERS REGHsTKR.

Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains or Boats, viii be called fer By Coaches
Of stsYens Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
door to the Weddell HouEs.
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An $50 PEE MONTH

"ANIEU, AT 3IoU ZEE MONIH-
" A reliable Canvasser in every town and county
for the Nurse and Spy ths most Interesting and ex
citing yok ever pu hsned embracing the adventures
Q a woman 10 the Union Army Nurse, Scout and
Spy, giving most vivid inner Ficture Of the wat We
prove 10 sns doubt ng applicant Send for Circulars
Sddrtss JONAS BROS. : CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
salls-Iul -, tgrEw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

&OUsVUU n Bams 70 suit-et the Old stand
s1d y7elI-kuoWu WAGEER'S. LOAN 0fFIOE, or
sscuritiss Of eTory kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watonos, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns,
plttola, dl0thtng, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeOn1,
sd en gsrsenal property and Articles OF value, on
ISs ost Satisfactory terms. Dizziness strictly pri
yats. Rstablished 1851. n. B.-A variety Of 1n-
redeemed WasshsS, J6gslTy, Guns, 8os for sale At
kGrgaius.
Of5os-ss=7.E q water and Superior stTssts,
iVe- peys5 Era PsixOtto'E Clothing StsEe.
raFgl J. n. ". WAGHER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-13

w the Qusrtermaster's Department, Nashville,
Tenn. 1880 Laborers Wages, as per month and ra-
lions AlsO 500 TeAmsterE at $40 per month and rs-
fiops None need apply but 8 out, able-bS Sdied men,
wiling 10 engage for six months. franspol tatiOn
furnished. Apply to D. SHERWOOD, 2. NJ. agent,
Commercial House, Cleveland, D. WIN leave Clsve-
land every Tuesday and Friday. JaB3l
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29
TO THE LADIES,

Ladies suffering from any complaint incident to
their sex, such the Whites Falling of the Womb
Irregularities, Pain in the Side Headache, Palpi-
tation, Suppression, and all other diseases to which
the Female system is subjected, will find prompt
relief by addressing themselves to DOCTOR
PERRAULT,
To those seeking advice, plain statement
of their case will be given whether curahle or not
The great experience acquired by DR.. PER-
RAULT in his extensive practice, and in the vari-
hospitals Of Continental Europe, affords an
ample guarantee to those seeking advice, of being
under the of legally qualified practitioner
DIR. PERRAULTS name is to be found in the
Medical Register under the authority of the Medi-
cal Counc of G reat Britain, and is, therefore, not
to be classed with the names lin many cases as
sumed) of horde of adventures who through the
public press seek to impose upon the creduious
and unwary by the publication of qualifications
and the advocacy of specifies that rarely bene-
fetal, and in most cases positively injurious.
Persons at distance can be cured at home by
addressing a letter to DIR. PERRAULT and Stat
ing their case
Letters by Express to be addressed to J. PER
RAJLT NJ. D., corner Of Sacramento and Mont
gomery streets, Rooms Nos. 10 and H. or to Bcx
973 Post Office. San Francisco. jll5
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

A BurFALo DRIvE.-The Missouri Repub
lican Of June 23d, is responsible fo- she fol-
lowing
They are getting upa party OF lZo Iaen
at LeavenwoFsh TO start "a buffalo drive
about the 10Th o5 August. Each man IS 10
furnish his own horse. arms, personal outht
and $500. They propose to go upon the
plains, - drive" from 5,C00 TO 10000 buta-
loes, herd and tame them, and bring into
the States The President Of the Associa-
ton, W. j. Holman. says the thing can be
done, and that each man who invests bis
5000 has fair promise OF s., 600 in return.
The expedition expects to be out from eighty
to one hundred DAYS.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

TEHAsA County UNION TIcKET.-This
week We place ut the head of our columns
the regular ticket Of Tehama county. We
do it at the request of the nominees and their
friends, in order that the ticket may be
placed fairly before the voters Of that coun-
ty, where they have no organ. There being
but one press in tn 1t county. and it being
engaged in disorganizing the Union party,
makes it necessity on the part of the Union
men TO take this course or a similar one,
and we accept with pleasure the task of ad-
is the great saving principle of this county,
of that county, of this State and of the Uni.
ted States
The safety and integrity of the whole pco-
nle of this Nation is staked upon the main.
tenance intact Of the Union party for years
to come In it lies the power and patriotism
to bring the Nation TO safe anchorage de-
stroy it and anarchy throughout the land
ensues; the schemes of JEFF. Davis and his
associates, SO far as the destruction of the
Governments concerned, will have been ae-
complished.
In making the Union cause of Tehama
county a partial specially in our columns,
We conceive that we are doing all that lies
in our power for the enhancement of the
whole; that within our sphere we arc adding
our mite to the huge structure of the Union
party Of the Nation. and upon which the
salvation of that Nation depends. We shall
conHne ourselves to the advocacy of the prin-
eiples of the Union party, and the necessity
of keeping op the organization of that party,
in order that those principles may be efectu-
allv carried out.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

OPposIrloN.- The Nicaragua Company
will dispatch the Moses Taylor for San Juan
del Sur on Saturday, August 18th, connecting
on the Atlantic side with the splendid steamer
Ericsson 1t is the duty of every man in the
State to see that this line is patronized TO
an extent sufficient to keep it on. Every
one on this coast is directly interested in
keeping fares down so low as to induce i'm
migration, and in no way can it be done so
cheaply for all concerned as by encouraging
the opposition.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

MAJOR GENERAL j. w. GEARY-This gal
liant officer, late in command OF the sec jnd
division of the Twentieth Army Corps, was
the first Alcaide of the city of San Francisco
and will be well remembered by all old
residents of that city. In his farewell order,
on the disbandment Of his corps, be conciud
ed with the following beautiful tribute to
the fidelity of his officers aud men:
= Veterans, truly, all Of you-men Of
whom your country is proud, and who are
now prouder than ever of your country
Your children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren will have passed away long
before your heroic deeds shall have been
forgotten, or the memories of that great
struggle, throughout which we have stood
shoulder to shoulder and swept from the
Atlantic to the Mississippi, and back again
to the Atlantic, shall cease to nerve our de-
scendants to noble deeds and brave actions
Your country has been saved, and yours is
no small share in the glorious right 10 be
proud Of the result
A few months or years hence, and those
of us who survive, viii again be citizens of
the noblest, proudcst and freest nation on
the globe. Noble, because her nobility are
her common people, who saved her in the
and prevailing by Gods national purifier
the sword, has made her free proud, because
unaided and uncountenanced hv other ma
tions, she has demonstrated to the world
that the people, who educate all their youth
and make all their laws. can, with the strong
arms of their educated youth, enforce their
laws, maintain their integrity. and pay their
debts.
Be justly proud Of our common record and
Of our common country.
Cherish with the memories of the banner
under which you Sloriously fought, and won
the victory, the badge of our Union-the
spotless star-the emblem of hope and glory.
Soldiers omrades-farewell. May the
memory of our fallen heroes. stricken down
by thousands at our side, hallow our part
ing and consecrate our devotion to our God,
our country, and each other"
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

PLEAsANr.-For long years the Copper.
head countenance has presented sad pie
ture,-sombre, elongated, cadayerous. The
arrival of Thursdays mail. and the distribu-
tion of the Unions. produced magical change.
Copperhead eyes sparkled as they glanced
over the description ef the disgraceiul row
at the Sacramento Convention. Smiles. ex-
ultant, illuminated their conntenances, and
happiness seemed to pervade their whole
forms. A new rebellion could scarcely
have created more JOY. We anxiously await
this arrival ofthe Examiner. that we may sec
the great ioT embodied in the graceful Ian
guage Of the Copperhead and bolter's great
organ.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

DEMOCRATS COMING TO THE SURFAcE.-The
dissensons in the Union party in Tehama
county have brought to the surface already
an aspirant for political honors and emolu-
ments from that party. Charles f. Fisher.
of the defunct Beacon an nounces himself IN
a kindred sheet as candidate for honors
legislative, How quick the vulture to snuff
the revolving morsel. Verify, a Copperhead
can smell the chances for an Office afar off,
This gentleman possesses al the necessary
qualifications to Attract the vote OF his party.
He il sound on JEFF ff-sound on making any
thing pay in that line-but., alas = he has
been unfortunate heretofore.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29
wos'r BELIEVE Ir.-" Tehana." /" the cor.

WoN'r BELIEVE r." Tehana." the cor.
respondent of the Independent, says;
Our delegates were taken by surprise y
They had not the ghost of a chance for
anything bat coroner
And now who were the delegates repre-
senting the town of Tetama in that Conven-
ton? On looking over the names we find
them to be Messrs. Toomes. Ihoms, Nesser
smith Harvey and Barnet, Now don't tell
1t to sensible men that that delegation was
surprised. Don't tell it to the people Of
Tehama county that that delegation became
indignant beeause they had not the ghost
Of a chance for anything but coroner, for
they will not believe IT, The names and
character OF those gentlemen are known,
throughout the county, to every man. woman
and child in it. and We venture the assertion
that no one Of them could be induced to sub
scribe TO the assertion Of Tehama} The
township of Tehama was represented by her
best men, The correspondent who uses its
name and assumes 70 express the opinions of
that delegation stands, compared TO any one
Of those gentlemen. as molehIl to Shasta
Butte Tehama' had better strive for
something within the scope OF his illness
We would suggest that the care of Il
stable horse. might suit him-of course
we mean Il gentle one
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

How CAN They Do IT-From no exper-
ienee or feeling Of our own are we enabled
to Judge bow it is that any one can, for a
paltry sop--or worse. faint prospect for
one-give the lie to four years of action
Such men leave the Union organization and
AS naturally falls irto that of the Democrats
as water finds its level. In that position,
how can they face their former Union asso-
ciates. OF how face the Democrats. against
whom. for four or more years. they have eN-
hausted the opprobrious epithets in the Eng
l:sh language, in applying them to those of
whom they now ask help?
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29
Letter from Arizona.
CAMP No 2S, WILLt4nsos's VALLEY

SAAE w -of W ILLtAMSDS' 5 VALLEY
June 2S, 1864.
Ed. COURIER Please announce the death
of Whitfield S. Somerindyke, Co. l, 7th c.
V. He was from French Gulch. lie sbo,
himself accidentally on the morning of June
18th, while ON the march, the ball entering
Just below the left breast. passing upward
through the heart, and coming out at the
back Of the right shoulder. lie fell back.
wards exclaimlng :" D, God~ and Expired
instantly
We expect to reach Fort Whipple, at
Prescott. the capital Of Arizona, to morrow,
or mex, day at most, and when rested will
try and write you again. We have been on
the march from Drum Barracks. ~ San
Pedro. since May 25th. We had one man
shoot himself through the hand an6 wrist,
and had to leave him at Camp Cady, and we
/ st one in the mountains tits side of Fort
Mohave He has probably persbed ere
this. W. SIX
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

JopS MfycHEL-The Pilot, an Irish.
American Democratic paper in Boston. pub
fishes commpnication from an officer who
sends his name 80 the editor, and holds him.
self personally responsible" for his state
ments, in which be brings the following
charges against the Southern Rebel
There never was, in Ireland or oh earth, a
man who once loved John Mitchell, the Irish
patriot. with purer devotion than !. l now
oathe and despise him for his cowardice.-
1t was my misfortune to be severely wounded
in North Carolina, during General Sherman's
recent campaign. Falling into Z bet hands,
was twenty-seyen days in q hospital at
Charlotte \. c., when | was sent to Rich
mond Beside me, in the hospital, was Ma
ior Warren Adams, First South Carolina
Artillery. who frequently detailed to me the
manner Of Cartaiu Mitchelfs dsath, and his
diving words to his comrades and If Adams
5e alive to-day. he can bear witness to the
facs ot my speaking in the highest terms Of
old and young John Mitchell. Neither at
Charlotte. Chester. Greensborousb, Salisbu
~, DanYille. or elsewhere, was | ipsuitei by
man, woman or child: Rebel soldiers and
citizens pitied rather than gorifed in my
condition. The foul fact was reserved for
John Mitchell alone, who not only refused
to have = anything to say do with LIN
coins hirelings," when we sent him word
who we were. but in the next issue Of the
Examiner. directed the citizens to treat this
human fitnqi not as a prisoner of war but
as = robbers, murdererS and hlrelng asSas
sins y So severely wounded was |. that,
taking pity on me- they refused to eoniine me
in Richmond and many Of the citizens
among theu Robert Tyler and Major Dooly,
both officers in the Rebel service. ashamed
Of Mtchels conduct. offered me any service
in their power. Mitchell, the faithle.s in
crate, the vIitier of race and countrymen.
alone went out of his way to insult, to calum-
Mate, to srample upon the wasting, emao;-
ated frames and weared hearts OF his coun.
trymen in Libby Prison and for this he will
be forever cursed by those lrishmen who
were fated to come under his merciless and
cowardly lash.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

lNpuDENcE.--Cool impudence is fully il.
pendent Of the 24th signed = Tehama' and
Vol;er," respectively. Tic burthen of
their song is corruption in the Union party
of Tehama county, and statement that the
only question before them is, who shall hold
the Offices? These scribblers have printed
the fact-frst confessing it--that the scram
Bile for Office was all the interest they had in
the Union party. They would have office,
honestly if they could, but they must have
office. The party that would not give it
them is corrupt. torsooth, and why? Simply
because they preferred representative men
who could see principle in the Union party
beyond the scramble for Office.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

por Sheriff.
WILLIAM E.. HOPPING
rvr Tax Collector.
+ W. GARDEN
For County Glert.
CHARLES MCDONALD
For County Treasured
F.B. CHANDLER
For Recorder.
GEORGE D. FORBES
For Assembyrnan,
in. CHApPELL.
For District Attorney.
J. g. FoLLANSBEE.
For Assessor.
A F. LADD.
Fer Sup,. Public Schools.
". L. CARTER
For Public Administrator.
DANIEL. LYNCH
sOr County Surveyor,
s. P HICKS.
For Supervisor of District No. ..
A. ENGLE
Township No. l-Jastices of the Peace.
CT. DANIELSoN, L. WILLIAMS.
For Cons,ables,
p. GILuooLEY. CHAs. ANDERSON.
For Road Master,
JAMES JENKINS.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

LYME Potter is an aspirant for Legisa-
tive posish in Tehama county. Lyme don t
mix with any more Conventions, but has
taken up the glove against Charles This
fight will divide the Democratic and bolter
vote, thus giving the Union nominee IF
the District Convention, whoever he may be,
an easy run.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-29

AccIDEST.-On Sunday last, Fred. Myers,
while trying to make his way to Copper City
with buggy partially loaded with fruit,
capsized bugg:y. horse, fruit and self off the
grade leading down to Squaw Creek. After
atumble Of some seveats.hss feet the concern
brought up. Myers was bad.-. though not
fatally injured, horse slightly damaged. fruit
missiug. buggy in dilapidated coudition.