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PRISONERS, to the numbcr.of four hun
dred and twenty-five, including thirty
four commissioned officers, captured on
the route of Sherman's march, were re-
celved at the Libby yesterday from Dan
vile, where they have been tarrying for
several weeks.
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CoMING DowN.-Considerable decline
was observable in the prices at the mar
kets yesterday. Eggs were offered at
from ten to twelve dollars per dozen,
shad at fifteen to forty dollars, and 80 on.
It is to be hoped that tho figures will
be still lower in few days.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
CoNYxpxRArK STATES or AMERICA. !.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA. J.
T. DAMS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
IL FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
CENT. NON-TAXABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
LAW.--Deposits on call will be received by tie
Treasurer in this city, Assistant Treasures at
Charleston and Mobile, and the Depo~i:auss at
Wilmington, Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, savan:
nah and Montgomery, and certificates will be issued
for the same, bearing interest at the rate Of four er
cent. per annum, and secured by the hypothecation
of An amount of the above bonds equal TO the sum
Of these loans. The bonds to be set apart By the
Treasurer and the proceeds, when sold, applied e1-
clusvcly to the payment of the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to banks
and other corporations, and to the public generally,
by this mode Of temporary investment, and the Fl.
feet OF the measure, if generally adopted keep.
ing the currency within moderate bounds, it is hored
Will commend it to the favorable consideration q The
community and secure their prompt cooperation .
carrying tinto e6ect. q. A. TRENHCLM,
ia "-ts Secretsry Of the Treasury.
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TRgAsuHy DEPARTMENT,
CoNrxpERArx STATES or AMERICA, I
Richmond. Va. August Is, 1864.

ID POPULATIONS FOR CARRYING
III INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE IL, 1864, AUTHORIZING
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISlONS0t
TILE ACT APPROVED MAY l6, 1851, 10 EA'
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON BONDS.
Parties owning registered eight Per cent bondS
them for COUPON bonds, Will assign them, in ~
manner pointed out in the printed endorsement On
the back of the certi6eate, to the "Coniednaiss
States Of America, in exchange for coupon bcnaN
the Treasury Department, who viii thereupon, IN
compliance with the provisions Of the act OF !1as
l3 1864, issue coupon bonds for the amount spee@se
10 the registered bends 80 assigned.
G. A. TRENHOLM,
ja2-ts Secretary Of the Treasury.
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inns DAT.
BY L. H. Luck 4 Co., Auctioneers,
mo. Sc Main street.)

r ARGE AUCTION SALE OF FUR
Ia N1TURE, CABINETS, MIRRORS, CAR
FEIS, SAFES, DESKS, BEDSTEADS, QUILTS
SPREADS, &C., on FRIDAY, March 3lst, ct 1
O'Clock. Also. CLOCKS, WATCHES, DINING
TABLES, SOFAS, FINE CHAIRS, &c. Partie
wanting furniture, are respectfully invited to at
tend, as this is the closing sale for March, Belo,
is q list, in part:
2 or very fine SOFAS,
2 or very fine CABINETS.
z or 8 very handsome WARDROBES,
8 or very handsome DINING TABLES,
Fine and common CHAIRS,
handsome hair-seat EASY CHAIR,
] handsome ARMCHAIR,
LOOKING.GLASSES,
WASuSTANDS.
CANDLESTANDS,
LEAF TABLES.
SIDEBOARD and GLASS PRESS,
SIDEBOARDS,
COOKING and PARLOR STOVES,
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
FEATHER BEDS,
SHEETS,
QUILTS,
CALICO SPREADS, -.
! IRON SAFE,
CRIBS,
CRADLES,
LOUNGES,
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS.
Several GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
mh 80 L. II. LUCK l. CO., Auctioneers.
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by G. W. Willis, Auctioneer,
mo. 63 Main street.)

WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
w my store, No 63 Main street, on SATUR-
DAY. April LIST, at 10 o'clock, desirable lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, Crockerv
and Glassware, Keady-made Clothing, BLANKETS.
Shoes Hats. Dry Goods, SC. also, several fine Gold
and Silver Watches, Jewelry, &c.
NH 81 G. w. WILLIS. Auct;onnar
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Rcsnault Z Co., Auctionesrs, :
mo. l92 Main street,

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
~ AUCTION, AT THE CORNER OF MAIN
AND NINTH STREET6.-This lot contains one
hundred and thirty-two feet on Main. running back
<hrce inches to the Mechanics Institute It will be
subdivided into smaller lots, to suit the wishes Of
the lessecs, for the space OF twelve months. At
sixty days notice thereafter being given to the said
lessees bt the Trustees Of the Masonic Temple As
ISOLATION, or their agent, the said lots are to be
surrendered by the said lessees, and the buildings
thereon If any) arc to be removed BY the occu-
pants of said lots. C. w. PURCELL
Treasurer Masonic Temple Associate
Lease to be conducted by REGNAULT & Co, Aue-
toneers, on the premises, MONDAY, April 3, 1865.
NH 2S-td
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ID AN AWAY from the subscriber. on
named ROBERT. Said negro is about forty years
Of age, and dark mulatto. Had on, when be left.
brown slouch hat and brown army overcoat and
is believed to have gone TO his home, in Goochand,
ct Nm. John Allan's. Mill give ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS REWARD ii returned TO me, beyond
Battery No. =, or put in Jail that get him.
THOMAS BRUTON.
Henrico county, March IS, 1865. NH 27-6ts
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneers.

HOUSE AND LOT, ON MECHANICS
III WILLIE TURNPIKE, NEAR ITS INTER-
SECTION WITH VENABLESTREET,F FOR SALE
o'clock P. NJ, We will sell, on the premises, the
HOUSE and LOT located as above, occupied by DR.
Woodward.
The house is Of brick, containing seven rooms
and is very neat and comfortable residence The
lot fronts fifty feet and runs back one hundred and
thirty-fve feet.
TERMS: Cash. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
mh 30 Auctionccrs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL,
~ ESTATE.-In execution of a decree of the
County Court Of IIcnrico, entered on the 9Th OF!
Mach, 1868, in the case of Gaines rc,sus Gaines,
the undersigned, commissioner appointed by said
decree, will sell at auction upon the premises, on
MONDAY, the Sd day of April, at A O'Clock p NJ =,
If fair ii not, then the next fair day thereafter
the property referred to in the bill filed in said suit
being LOT OF GROUND in Adamss Valley.
fronting sixty-seven feet the east sideof Federal
street, between Richard and Balding streets. and
running back one hundred and sixty-four feet.
Terms: At sale. JOHN n DAVIS
Commissioner.
GRUBBs q WILLIAMS, AuetOneers. NH 80
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BY James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.
FOR RENT AT AUCTION.

HOUSE FOR RENT AT AUCTION.
IL Will be rented, at public auction, On sATUR-
DAY, the LIST day of April, at o'clock P. NJ upon
the premises, that BRICK HOUSE on the corner
OF Twenty fifth and Main streets for the term of
one year from LIST of April.
The house contains about ten rooms, embracing
the store the first floor; also, good brick
kitchen, with two rooms. There is gas and water
in the house It is regarded good situation for
business.
TERMS Made known on day of renting.
NH 3l-tlstA CLOPTON & LYME, Agents.
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" A L U A B L E LITTLE FARM,
OF FIFTY-SEVEN AND A HALF
ACRES, WITH FRAMED DWELLING AND
OTHER BUILDINGS, THREE AND A HALF
NILES BELOW RICHMOND, NEAR THE NEW
We offer for sale. privately, the above-described
FARM, adjoining the land of George ID. Peasants
and others, forty-ve acres cleared and in good con-
dition, fifteen Of which are now set in clover and
herdsgrass. and twelve acres in wood.
The dwelling is frame one, nearly new, with
five rooms, shaded by magnificent oak; kitchen,
smoke-house, stable, a well Of excellent water in
the yard, and young orchard. 1t is well adapted
for a market garden.
Price, $40, 500. Apply to
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
mn Sl-St Auctioneers.
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LOVES AND NETS made TO- order
~ by leaving the material on Fourth street.
CANDLES Hill fourth door from the corner LETT
hand side going out. GENrLEMEN'S CLOTHES
made and repaired. SEWING, NETTING and
CHROCHETING, Of any kind, done at short notice
ana IN the best manner. Call between the hours Of
and :. NH 2O-law3ws
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BY 0rubbs q Williams, Auctloneers.
OEVENTY ACRES OF LAND, ON
~ THE MANCHESTER TURNPIKE, ONE
NILE FROM MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, March 3lst, at O'Clock P. NJ, we
will sell, upon the premises, seventy acres of LAND,
being part Of the Rhodes tract situated as above,
opposite to the residence of Mr.. A. G. Pulliam, adj
joining the lands OF General II. A. Wise, W. H.
Benson and II. F. Cooke, and running back to
Recdy creek.
About fifty acres are cleared and twenty acres in
woods, afordiAg ample supply for the place. The
land lies we'll, has been improved, and is beauti-
fully situated for cottage farm market garden,
commanding fine view of Richmond
There are cabins on the land, which afford ac-
commodations for servants.
1t will be sold as whole or IN lots, as may be
preferred at the time of sale. !:
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NH ~ Auctioneers.
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NOTlCE.-Having qualified as execu
i tor Of the last will and testament of JACOB
estate viii make payment to me; and ali persons
having claims against the estate will present them
Q me for payment. J. GUNDERSIfEIMER.
Executor of Jacob Levque, deceased.
NH 29--2tsw2ws
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TOHN w. GENTRY & CO.,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. IS MMs STREET, RIcuNoNp, Virginia.
Having one Of the largest and most commodious
business houses in the central part Of the city, We
are prepared to receive and sell all consignments
ntr'stcd to our care. and pledge ourselves to use
every exerton to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention is invited to the following list
splendid French Gilt Clocks,
100 dozen genuine Briar-root Pipes,
2, 900 Redirect Pipe Stems,
10 dozen Rubber Round Combs.
BE-. Graveley's celebrated "Jobn Warren Chew.
ing Tobacco -four years old),
]. Barnes's extra bright pounds) Chewing Tobacco,
childrey & Jones's extra sweet halt pounds) Chew
ing Tobacco,
"Joseph's Pride' (half pound.) Chewing Tobacco.
J. X. Childreys Star Of the South" (tHist) Chew.
"Brown Dick" "stopewal" .orand Turk
" Sultana," "Zephyr Puff" Scarfaiiet-
ia" Tycoon and Eureka" emoking
Tobaccos.
Blockade Goods, Fancy Articles. &c.
Also, for sale, one-horse Carriage, in splendid
order, and several sets Of Wagon Harness. entirely
new. NH Sow
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BY Robinson, Adams & Co., Auctioneers,
corner of Ninth and Main streets
ON FRIDAY NEXT, the 3lst instant,
~ commencing at 10 o'clock, We will offer at
auction our usual assortment of
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
GROCERIES,
COTTON GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES and
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Consignments solicited.
NH % ROBINSON, ADAMS & co.
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND
OANsuLE RAILROAD CoMrAsY.

IN OTlCE.-On and after this date the
~ PASSENGER TRAINS on this road viii run
as follows until further notice: :. w
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. betwscn R;eh,,o,,s
ard Burkeyille connection With the Southsde rail-
Iosl. VIII leave Richmond daily at "a. M. 10,
= nuTkevlue. Returning, viii leave Burkeyille al
THROUGH NAIL TRAINS Will leave Richinora
aaily q $50 +. n for Danville. Re4urnino iss,s
DanSiIle 1t II O'Clock p. N. ''s''
m.sssssasers Tor Lynchhury o. any point or the
s.cAnosM and bnrksyils, viii isis the IA A NJ
- .n. sii not b. sold. q baggage received
Carried. oushe through train 1or The
mi ~ a esssacns tetwesn tAsss. and Richmond.
- JAS. II. LESTER g'iaf64 4 a~st =
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TREAsURY DxrARrAxsT,
CONFEDERATE SrATKs or AMERICA,
RicnNOND October IL, 1871.

CONFEDERATE SrATKs or AMERICA, I
RicHnosD, October ~, 1914.
NON-TAXABLE BONDS, Flvn ,
TNUED.-Numerous applications having osen
made for bonds at the established price o. one w.
dred aud thirty dollars and interest, unass a.
cumstances that entitle them to favorable hSas
alton, it has been determined TO continue sos s~'
1T the aboge price until further notiee. .A
Agents for the sale Of these Bonds are inssn0 s.
TO act in accordance With this order; and sce A..
ton OF dishufsing officers OF the Goyernraehs
Gcularly called ~ il. @. A. TkENnoi.",
ia2--.ts Secretary OF the Treasury.
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GOLDIERS, SOLDIERS, SOLDIERS.
y TRY cOLEsBERRY'S ITCH OINTMENT
Among the many Ointments in use, COLESBER.
RVS has never failed to satisfy those havnr nsad
it. and can be used with the least trouble and With
out any injury to the person, and can be had At
No. IL Governor street, A. COLESBERRY.
NH l6--eOdlOts
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By Thomas w. Keesee, Auctioneer.
,c.o,,orror s+ro.+ ho4uoo,, Moi, ona C,,r.,;,
"HTRTY CONDEMNED HORSES
Avn x:1re A1cO CnNnCH,NrD ~
NESS FOR SAFE At AGicTInN II vii eli ~,
WEnNESnAV 10 s+h d, - A., 49, 80 p Ci'
cow. nnartor Rranch con,norc;.a 81 ~ ;o,o",.
80 condemned HORSES and MULES.
ALSO,
A quantity OF condemned HARNESS..
r. r ARCHER,
Major and Quartermaster.
I. W. KEEsEE, Auctioneer. NH 80
xxyY crr am .1,~rrO~,
Will OEnh Al AUCA1ON, az my
store; on MoN Ha1r AprlI 3d. commencing at
ErpN TTn oo,,s;st;no 81 ''A0
STOVES
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fOh SALE, three gallons of No. L
u COUNTRY LARD. Inquire 1t Mrs. JEANEs.
near Battery No. 10. Price, six hunirrd dollars.
NH 3O-2ts
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers.

Several GOLD and SILVER WATCHES.
mh 30 L. II. LUCK Il CO., Auctioneers.
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PERSONAL.

GOAP.-Sixteen boxes SVcbb's ROSTN :.
~ Eve hundred dozen Brown wTNnsnp
SOAR: BAudHMAN 4 RICHARDS.
usn 1o--Os. No. ~ Pearl streAt :
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LOA 6ALE.-A RARE CHANCE
For sale, the STOCK. GOODWILL and PIX.
IUhE8 Of the house No. les Broad street-one b.
the best stands in the city. NH H-3ts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY e. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
(No. 20 Main strcct.)
TT ORSES, MULES, BUGGY, Sc,
III FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-On eATUR-
DAY, April LIST, at 10 o'clock, will self at the
Horse Lot, on Council Chamber Hill,
Several excellent Saddle and Harness Horses.
ALSO,
Three very excellent Mules,
One superior Buggy
NH 81 4. d. COOK, Auctionecr.
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Lon SALE, a splendid "Stoddard .
ROSEWOOD PIANO, in perfect order. Ap.
Piyto Nns. r. =. NELSON.
cosner Tweafsh and Mayshall saeeets.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

THE remains of Brigadier General Wright
and Mrs Wright who lost their lives by the
wreck of the Brother Jonathan, were buried
in the Sacramento City Cemetery, on Sunday,
with appropriate and imposing ceremonies.
This funeral cortege, says the Union, was
over mile long, and the largest ever wit
messed in the city. 1t required about half
an hour to pass given point. On arriving
at the City Cemetery the interment took
place in the State plot. After the remains
of General Wright and those of his wife were
deposited in their last resting place, volleys
were fred over their graves by the battalion
under Colonel Hamilton.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

TERRIFIC HURRIcANE.-Late files of West
India papers furnish additional details of the
terrific hurricane which swept over the
islands on the 9th of last month In Guada
lupe particularly it was severe. Houses were
lifted from the ground, torn into pieces and
blown into fragments to considerable
distance. The air was filled with flying
debris. In one town the hospital was blown
down and all the inmates killed or wounded.
Between 200 and 800 were killed. The crops
of the island were destroyed Scarcely a tree
was left standing and it is believed many
vessels were stranded or sunk.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

SINGULAR CoINcIDRNcE-All the Copper
head sheets that have come under our notice
since the election, attribute their defeat to
the mot coming out'' of their followers
Thank God, we have no such sheet to howl
for Shasta, and we here take the liberty OF
stating, in behalf of the Democracy, that IN
this county they showed an industry worthy
of good cause. In this town we could
count something over forty Union absentees
from the polls, but no Democrat was missing
and if the truth were known, it is more than
probable the same rule worked all over the
State. This talk of rebel sheets about the
reticenee of members of their party, fools
nobody but themselves. Out of the larger
cities, these treason mongers can coun; their
adherents on their fingers and when there
is chance to clog Government wheel, or
get an office for une of their number by
means of a vote or a guerrilla raid, every
one answers to his name. They are all
thar
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

A STRANGE CASE OF ADULrERY.-A curious
revelation has recently come to light in
Sewiceleyvile, in which it appears that
married man has been living on terms of
improper intimacy with the sister of his
wife tor about ten years, who has borne him
a number Of children in addition to his fami
" proper. Geo. Myers, alias Geo. Miller.
after his marriage with his wife, took his
wifes sister, a young girl, to live at his
house to raise 1t seems that after she had
grown to womanhood, she, with his wife's
knowledge, lived in state of concubinage
with him, and is the mother Of three chill
bren by him, the youngest of which is only
three months old, his wife also having borne
him FIVE. Some weeks since he started
small store for his paramour to keep, hut
within few days back the two . fell out"
for some cause, and the frail sister-in-law,
Maria Hutchinson. determined on lifting
the mask from her paramour, and after con-
sulting with the village Justice. she deter
mined to prosecute him. She accordingly
instituted three distinct suits before Mayor
Lowry, charging him with afiliation, adul-
terry and surety of the peace.-Pttsburg
Gazette
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

A PoTATo AS Is PoTATo.-Mr. Ken is a
farmer residing Oh South Cow Creek, twelve
miles from Millville. Through DIR. Guptill,
of the latter place, he sent US as a specimen
of the products Of his farm potato-or
rather family of potatoes Joined together
something after the manner of the Siamese
twins, each member of well proportioned size
for boiling with the jackets on, and weighing
four and a quarter pounds. Mr.. KEN is
certainly ahead in potatoes, but from this
specimen we are going to try and beat him
next year.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

A CHANGE.-For some four years back the
people of Trinity county have got their sup
plies of -four, wheat and feed from Scott
Valley, taking from Shasta and Tehama
farmers what previously had been a good
market for them. This year the tables are
turned, and very Unexpectedly the market
opens for US. This is accounted for because
Of the grain above having got into the hands
of combined body of spectators, who have
put the price up. Our theory is that the
Idaho country has made draft on Scott
Valley, and given them a better market
We hope it is as we surmise, as it will be
better for all concerned.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

Equity c. llector's Office, U S. Internal Rev
III enue 18th Division. 4th District. California.
Shasta October 27th, 1s65.-Notice is hereby given
that the Annual List of License and Income Taxes,
under the Excise Laws of the United States as
assessed by l. B. Potter, in the county of Shasta
has been returned to this Office for collection, and
that the Taxes thereon have become due and pay
able. The Deputy Collector will be at his office,
in Court House Block, Shasta. and is now ready to
receive and receipt forasxes and Duties and all
persons who shall neglect to pay the Taxes as
aforesaid assessed upon them, to the said Deputy
Collector, within twenty days of this date shall be
liable to pay ten per cent. additional thereon, and
the amount so due shall be lien in favor of the
United States, from the time it was assessed until
paid with the interest penalties and costs that NAV
upon all property, and the rights to property
belonging to such person or persons.
A. P. LADD,
OPS Deputy Collector Internal Revenue.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

SINGULAR AccIDENT-About twelve days
ago Wm. Anderson passed through Visalia
on his way to Mariposa. On Sunday, 24th
inst, he crossed the San Joaquin at Converse
Ferry, and went out from the river about
one mile, where he stopped either to rest or
to camp. Here be was found by Chinaman
on the Tuesday afterwards, shot through the
intestines and nearly dying. The Chinaman
brought the news to the river, when Mr..
Riedenhour went out with water to the suf
ferer. He could yet speak, and on being
questioned, said he had shot himself acci-
dentally, while getting the dirt out of the
cylinder of his revolver. To prevent suspi-
cion of murder be had written plainly on his
valise, Blame no one for this" Mr.. r.
Immediately went for help. and on return
ing, with others. to carry the wounded man
in attempted to raise him up, when large
quantity Of blood gushed out, and he died
Immediately. ViSalia Delta.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

NECESSITY FOR REoRGANIzATIoN.- the
Union party of this State expects to perpetu-
ate its political power beyond the term of
office OF present incumbents, it must make a
thorough reorganization of the elements of
which 1t IS composed This fact has been
recognized in several Of the interior counties,
and steps taken to harmonize the conflicting
ideas and interests of the two wings known
as Long Hairs and Short Hairs. y
Call.
If the Union party of San Francisco needs
recognizing. 60 at it. The party in the
country is organized, and ready now and ever
for battle.-Appeal.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

A DIsHoNoRED SoLDIER-A curious case
of miscegenation has recently occurred in
South Carolina. Captain E. S. Scanton,
Eighteenth Colored Troops, stationed at
Beaufort, has been tried, convicted. and sen
fenced by court martial to be dismissed the
service, for cohabiting with, in the camp,
and afterwards marrying, a colored woman
of bad reputation. The sentence has been
approved by General Gilmore, commander of
the Department.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

ALLIsoN's Ranch did not cut Hartley bad .
The vote stood Sanderson. IL Hartley. 99
England and Ireland shake hands.-Appeal
Guess Fenians swallowed the pill at ALI
sons, though the Copperhead papers impute
their defeat to Fenians boiling from the
English dose prepared. In San Francisco
Fenian Democrats went Hartley. England
and Ireland struck hands there, too, and so
everywhere. What Democrat can't stand
is not worth talking about
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

TEAxs.-Our industrious local reported
forty-two freight teams having arrived and
departed from Shasta on Tuesday morning
last before eight o'clock, A. NJ. We Judge
this to be pretty fair estimate for the week
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

Growers MILL.-This is an eight stamp
water power mill, arranged for ten stamps.
The wheel is a hurdy- gurdy. 1t was started
on Monday last and worked beautifully
We expect to be able to give good report
next week of its doings. Send us word, Sam.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-28

PERsoNAL.-J. NJ. Avery, Esq, Govern
ment Assessor, honored us with call during
the week. He expresses himself as well
satisfied with the manner in which his deputy
has discharged his duties here, and with the
promptness with which our business men
have come forward with the necessary grease
for the Government wheels.