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The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05
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WORK FOR THE UNIoN.-The M.rvsr;l,o
Appeal says: Every sound and clear.
headed Union man understands the imnor-
tance of maintaining the Union partv Intact
Dissolve the Union party, and not onlv do
the rebels come into power in the seceand
States, but the Copperheads in the free
States. Disband the Union party, and the
power of reconstructing the Union will be
thrown into the hands of those who made
war tor It's dissolution and those who sympa.
thized with the rebels. Disrupt and destroy
the Union party, dnd the Chicago platform
politicians come into. power, and war in the
North, war in the South, or general anar.
chy Is ct once inaugurated If the Union
party is maintained in power the work con.
sequent Of the war in reconstructing the
Government, abclishing slavery and melting
out just punishment to rebels, will quietly
proceed.
Never was there greater fallacy advanced
than that the Union party had performed
its work aud fulfilled its mission. 1t is
criminal to make such statement. The
legitimate work ard sphere Of the Union
party will not be fulfilled until the Union is
fully restored, and the people of the rebel
States submit to the results of the war
1n5 Coutn mas peen lorceu TO lay down her
arms, but the aciH other people is yet malig-
nant and hostile to the principles we have
sacrificed half million of men to establish
The Southerner is as hauteur as ever. His
pride has been mortified, but his spirit of
superiority, independence and revenge is un-
subdued. We have ever maintained that
the only way to subjugate a rebel was to
break his neck. Jefferson Davis and Robert
E. Lee will be subjugated when they dangle
and these chiefs are the types of hundreds
of thousands Of rebels in every part Of the
South
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05
COURIER.
z1y- l.. p. FIsHER--Is the only

Zs5- T.. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
ofthe SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco. with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the
0FFICE-17l4 Washington street, opposite Ma
guiTe's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

Tue STRUGGLE TO BE RENEWED.-The
Louisville journal says there is programme
now generally understood by the secession
lists. by which the Southern Rebellion, with
all its horrors, is to be revived as soon as the
Federal armies shall be disbanded. The same
appeals to sectional prejudice, which four
years ago precipitated the Southern States
into civil war are now daily made through
the Democrat. of Louisville, to the people of
Kentucky, and obviously with the same pur-
pose that prompted the secession leaders in
1861. There is enough in this suggestion of
the Journal to cause Union men to pause in
a course which bids fair to lead to a disrup-
ton of their organization. The tone of the
secession sympathizing press throughout this
State is indicative Of a generally understood
programme of the sort alluded to in the
journal = Call.
The Red Bluff Independent, Quincy Union
and Nevada Gazette are rendering aid and
comfort to the rebel enterprise. by doing all
they can to divide the Union party. Q. there
are no princi Piles to bind the Union party
together Oh, no!
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

WHAT BoTHERs THE BoLTERs.-Bolts, like
rebellions. must be formidable to become
popular The Boilers are in peck of trouble
lest they fizzle, and only succeed in throwiH G
themselves into the embraces of the Copper
heads, as well as into the minority. The
prospect before the Boilers is now very un-
propitious They are out of the Union party.
and if they exchange majority for minor
ity party. their grief and modification will be
terrible to bear When the State Convention
meets they will be left out in the cold. and
given over to the hospitality of the Copper
heads. They Will find their level in that
party, as they have already in the Union
party. This prospect frightens many of the
more cautious and calculating. They begin
to feel ike taking water. They are very
sick. and regret their indiscreet work II
defeated, as they viii be. they become the
laughing stock of the Copperheads. and fit
subjects of contempt among firm Union men
Appeal.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

ORPnEUs c. KERR in his most erratic
moods will break into bit of pathos that
relieves whole column of sarcasm. In the
last New York Leader he says, regarding
political discord at such times as these:
g Look with me along that hillside yonder,
where the gentle sun casts her tenderest
beams upon the new spring grass. You see
there are irregular mounds scattered all the
way up the Observation-Disclosures! =
Beneath them sleep the brave, the wept of
the patriot homes. Their loyal blood, pour
ed in a feryid river to the twilight ocean Of
eternity. has washed a pollution from our
flag, blot from our escutcheon; and, oh,
that it had also borne hence upon its purify
ing current that unholy, shifting beacon of
political discord which lures our shipof State
toward The breakers"
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05

SENATOR SHERMAN says that our debt of
basis of our present taxes and population, :
can be paid off in twenty-five years. And
when we consider that our wealth doubles in
ten wears. and our population in thirty
years, the debt ceases to frighten US.
The Shasta courier., 1865-08-05
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

BEH's PHILOSOPHY -Old Ben brought
as q watermelon, and while we were eat
ing, the old chattle started its master BY
a sudden aggressive movement Of its in
telle ctaal machinery. "Messa William"
addressing his master ]esda's one thing
II the slaves gwine 10 be free. what's a
gwine TO become o. do ole folks?"
Z What do you think should be done,
Benz said /, interposingly. ~ tink
you, Massa William, ought to take care
Of emf But, said his master, " Why
shouldI do that when yen are freef1
cause / done worked for you, massa,
all my life. You got my labor; when l
can't york no more, you have got 10 take
keer O. me- "Well, but that labor OF
yours, Ben, haven't got now. its ell
spent If the slaves are freed" Can't
help dat, maass; dat not my business.
You has had de work; | hsin't had it.
Now, what am gwine TO do If you don't
take keer of met EfFd bin allowed to
keep my own labor, would hab enough,
Oats so, inassar' Well, but suppose
| have not got anything to support you
with, Benz "You got de land, massa.
You jist glib me dc use OBJ little patch
O. land, i take kser OF myself-you
needn't feed me" ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

A COED story is told OF MIR. Newton,
Of the Agricultural Department--the
same gentleman who knew not the dis
tinction between hydraulic ram and
sheep Of the masculine gender. Once
be was brought before q sub-com mittee
of the Ways and Means, to explain the
unaccouniabIe expenses OF his Depart
nent: - How comes II, Mr.. Newton,
asked Justin s. Morrill,, " that your De-
parsment have so much overrun ofyonr
estimator Leaning over the table,
and thrusting his finger through Mr..
Morrilps button-hole the benevolent old
gentIeman said, in his lowest and most
Impressive tones, " The truth 10, Mr..
Morrill,, the expenses of my Department
for the past year have SURPASSED my
most sanguine expectationslH The ex-
PLANTATION was to good 10 keep, and Mr..
Morrill, himself told III zaaaka .yiss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

Coming home the other night, rather
late fer d married man, We were en-
eountered on corner Of Spring street,
an individual supporting q lamp post.
He was forming the hypotheneuse Of q
triangle, of which the lamp was the
perpendicular and the ground the base
Ian excellent position for brace.
" Stranger" said he, as We passed, ''rm
looking for the corner of Market and
Main streets, and there's 50 many cuss-
ed streets I've done tired myself out
bic a.drinking and huntin-" and
What more he had 20 say we know not,
for we were by this time ont Of hearing.
We hope, however, that he found the
intersection Of two parallel streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

house In the Pantry.
When I used to be out of temper, or
Naughty anv way. If Grandfather was
here he would call 70 me-
Mary, Mary, take carei there's
mouse in the pantry
/ often used 10 cease crying at this,
and stand, wondering to myself what be
meant otter ran 70 the pantry, too,
ID see IL there was really mouse in the
trap; but never found one. One day /
said
Grandfather, I don't know what you
mean. J hsgen't q pantry; and there
are no mice il mothers, because have
looked ever 90 often" Hes miled and
said
"Ccms, little woman, and sit down
here 10 the porch By me, and I'll tell
you what mean. Ycur heart, Mary, is
tbs pantry. The little aims are the mice,
that get in and nibble away sllthe good,
and that makes you sometimes cross aud
peeyish and fretful, unwilling to. be as
your mother wishes; aud If you do not
strive against them, the mice VIII keep
nibbliAg till the good is all eaten away.
NOW 4 W0Ht W b1DN ID1f ny A. ktAS y "a -
how TO prevent this To keep the mice
ou., you must set a trap for them--ths
trap Of watchfulness; and have for bait
good resolutions and frmness. " a
n @But, mother" said Nancy, now
quite interested in the story, "wouldn't
they nibble the resolutions away after a
whiIeY tsasa
"Ne, Nancy; not IL the watch was
kept strictly, and the bait q good one. p"
did not exactly understand IL when
grandfather FIRST told me, for was
such very little girl; bnt / knowitwas
told for me in some way, and after q
while ! began TO find ont what he meant
He told me, too, that I. might store my
pantry with good things, | watched it
veil /" DO you know what that means,
Eaucy2 =.
y 'fTo be full Of good always, said
Macy, whose tears we're dried now.
Yes, to store It with good principles,
good thoughts and kind feelings-Earlg
Days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-27

DEPARTMENT..

On the second ileor Of car whole
sale houae. and attached TO Il, isA
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Gar
pets, Oil Cloths. kngs, Mattings,
Window Shades. Curtain Fixtures.
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen shsetIngs. Cornicea.
aud almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
STEAMBOATS, and Hotels.
Call aud see them.
~ JAoURss, FRENCH q Co
$685. Ns1 Hat ieHasiat8
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