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The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

ANOTHER MIIL.-Messrs. Peck & Kelly,
of the Copper City mill. finding business dull
ut their locality, started out few days since
to look through this part of the county
The result is that they have bought thous
and feet on the Jollie lode. on Clear Creek, six
miles from here. and Mr.. Kelly assures us
that in the cour,e of month he will be at
work on it with one Of Wheeler's small pros
pecting mills. The mill will be erected
some six hundred feet from the Jollie mill
The rock in this lode thirty feet down, pros
peets fifty dollars, and is said to grow richer
as they 90 down on it. 8
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

TIE MAILs.-From our gentlemanly op-
orator we learn that the Postmaster at Port
land, O., received dispatch from the De
partment, at Washington. to withhold the
mails from the California Stage Company,
until further orders.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09
SAN FRANCISCO.
State Teachers Institute.
The California Teacher saws:

The California Teacher says:
A State Teachers Institute will be held
in the City of San Francisco, commencing on
Tuesday. September 10Th. and closing
Saturday, September 23d, the sessions to be
held in the large hall of Lincoln School
Building.
County Superintendents and teachers,
whether engaged IN public or private nstitu
tions of learning. are invited to attend and
take part in the proceedings.
The exercises of the Institute will consist
of lectures by professional teachers from va.
rious parts of the State. discussions on i'm
portant topics relating to eur School System,
and an examination, by the State Board, of
all who desire to secure State Certificates.
1t is hoped that all School Trustees who
employ teachers of sufficient intelligence to
desire to atte d the Institute, will be liberal
enough to give them one weeks vacation and
allow their wages to continue. The money
so paid will prove a good investment.
The California Steam Navigation Com
pany, Chas. Minturn. agent. the Petaluma
steamer, the Central Pacific, the Sacramento
Valley, and the San Francisco and San Jose
Railroad companies will grant free passes to
all professional teachers, and to County
Superinteudents, on the following con-
dItions In travelling TO San Francisco, they
Will pay the usual rates of fare; ; a'certifcate
from the President of the Institute of at
tendance during two days. will secure the
holder free pass back, and a return of the
money advanced for tickets on the way to
attend the Institute.
This arrangement is made to protect these
companies from imposition, and to accom-
modate only such teachers as visit the city
for the sole purpose of devoting their time to
the Institute.
The various hotels will make liberal ar
rangements for the accommodation Of teach
ers.
The examination for State Certificates will
be conducted in writing, with printed ques-
tions, and while it will be full and thorough,
will relate to general principles in all the
studies rather than to technical details Its
object will be, not to test the power of mem
orizing facts and figures, or exceptions to
general rules, but to ascertain habits of
mind. power of original thought, and ia
miiarity with methods of teaching.
For State Diplomas, and First and Second
Grade Certificates. examination will be held
in the following branches: Arithmetic,
Algebra, Grammar, Geography. History of
the United States. Theory and practice. of
Teaching. General Questions. Physiology.
Natural Philosophy, Penmanship, Orthosra-
ply. Defining. Reading, and Elocution. Con-
stitution and Government of the United
States, and School Law of California. Ex
ira Credits, not to exceed twenty five in
each branch, will be allowed for ability to
teach Vocal or Instrumental Music, Draw.
ing, Calisthenics and Gymnastics, and for
Experience in Teaching.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

A LIE OUT.-For some weeks there has
been strong controversy between Chalmers,
of the independent, and S. c. Baker, one of
the Independents late employees. We have
seen and conTersed with the latter gentle
man. and do not believe be is response
ble for the lie that is in sight.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

Coon FOR TIE ExAMINER.-It says perjury
is one of the blackest Of crimes. This is
good, when we consider that perjury has
been for years the corner stone of the party
it represents-os leads-or makes ridiculous
whichever YOU NAV please to call it.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

SAN JOSE CouRlER.-The weekly is good
naper. and we commend 1t to the public but
as Il il of no use to US as an exchange. We
must decline it. Send your daily if you want
the COURIER.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

Col. JoHN JAMES, of Tehama county, has
put in bis claims for the big purses offered at
the State Fair and for which 1t was'supposed
there would be no contestants except Nor
folk, and Lodi If Uncle Johns . Pilot"
don't win, he'll make awful close g Sec
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

SrIL ANOTHER MILL.-We are advised
that there are fair prospects for the erection
of a small mill at Lower Springs this fall
The good work goes on. and if the people
will but prospect the future of bhasts IS
assured
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

ALD DIGGINGS MINING DISTRICT, Shasta
county. Cal.-rhere is delinquent upon the
following described stock, account of assess
nent levied on the I'd day of August, A. D. 1865,
the several amounts set opposite the respective
-. ,b.1J fall
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

supERyisoRs.-The Board of Supervisors
will meet on Monday next as a Board of
Canvassers.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

As the Union ticket in this county had no
opposition, it is fair to presume that it is elec.
ted We will give full official returns next
week
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

NArsRAL REsULT.-Owing to cireuua-
stances. &C., the Red Bluff Semi Weekly
Independent will hereafter be published
butweekly.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

MADE the Union party of Tehama
county, and Pm dlmned if don't break it
up. "A. W. Bishop.
Ha. hal
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

debt, less cash on hand. 81 ,692 is
$751; ,259 25
FELIX TRACY, Treasurer.
Shasta, September I'd, 1865.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09
COUNTY TREAsURER,s REPORT

10 IsE Hon. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS or SHASTA
COUNTY
herewith submit full report of moneys re-
oevea &c ana d,sbursed from June 5th to September
I'd, 1865, inclusive
10 balance as per last report .s7ls7 81
'''''.'''........- 1855 46
p, a;.., Sl7,043 43
BY cash disoursed .s13275 IS
casn on nano..-............ 1851 5S
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09
MAR RIED:

At American Ranch, Sept. 18th, Mr.. ]. s. Best, of
Suisun Talley, to Mrs A. G. Burk, of the former
place.
[The token of kindly feeling accompanying the
above gives assurance Of pleasant future for the
happv couple.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

Road District No. Fund.
To Treasurer's Salary Fund. 13
" cash on .-. 4 "a
81 AZ
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

By cash disbursed.
" cash on hand.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09
County Treasurer's Salary Fund.

Warrants Registered and Unpaid.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09

Latest advices are from Rough & Ready.
Wadsworth Foulke, Crooks and Raines are
elected. and chances good for the balance of
the ticket.
The Shasta courier., 1865-09-09
Mammoth Quartz Mining Company,

Admission 81. Children under - years, 25c
Shasta Sept. s, 1868.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04
F. A. w. Davis, vs.. Allen Pierce ct al.
FIRE /!

To tie Directors of the Home Insurance Co.:
A little more than one year agoI was called
upon by one Of your gentlemanly travelling
agents and asked to insure in the Home of St.
Paul. told him frankly that it was foolish
piece Of business, and might as well throw
my money ont upon the lake near me as to pay
for insuring in any company.
It is needless to state what argument OF bis
induced me TO INSURE but did, and in the
Home, for $4OO, under policy 296. went to
my usual avocation almost lamenting how l
had become the dupe Of an insurance agent
But you can readily imagine how the vision
changed, upon receiving s4OO in green.
backs at the date hereof being the full amount
of my insurance, at the hands of your Cen
era Agent, Mr.. w. A. Wells, my property
having been all destroyed by fire few days
previous Now as . word to the wise is suff-
Gent, let me say to every householder, insure
IN the Home f." of St. Paul. 1t has been in
existence about q year and three months, has
insured $500 policies and paid thirty.eight
losses, none of which have remained unad-
Justed over fifteen days after proof of loss has
been received by the company.
JAMES HAMILTON.
EAGLE GREEN Scott Co., July :, 1865.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04

Captain John s. Nicholas, of the United
States Navy, died at Bound Brook, N. j., on
the 18th instant, in his 65th year. Captain
Nicholas was tenth on the retired list of his
grade at the time of his decease. He was ma
tive and citizen of Virginia, from which State
he was appointed in June, 1915. He received
his last commission in 1856, and had seen two
years sea service under it. He has been in the
navy forty.nine years, of which nearly twenty
were spent at sea. He was last ordered to some
special duty under the War Department. He
was classmate of the late Admiral Dupont,
and was very tayorably known in the service.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04
ElOpement Of q White Woman with a
Negro.

The Fishkill IN. W Journal gives the
following statement:
Mrs. Darius Hall, who resides about a
mile west Of this village, on Wednesday
last deserted her husband and children,
and left in company with negro by the
name of Wells. She took with her all the
money in the house, amounting to about
$50, and nearly all her husbands and chill
dren's clothing. Mrs. Hall was rather
fine looking woman, and has heretofore
borne good reputation. The negro, who
had been in that neighborhood but few
weeks, represented himself to be preach
er, and as such has officiated in the Zion
Pilgrim Church (coloredD at Baxtertown.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04
Health OF JEFF. Davis.

NEW YORK, July 26.-The Petersburg
(Va) Lnqer says: "We have been in
formed that jeff Davis has made several
requests to be relieved of the perpetual
tramp of the sentinels up and down his
room; but on this point no relaxation
could be granted, and he is suffering from
the nervous excitement and resulting pros
tration which these perpetual footballs in
duce. This is the reason of his failing
sight, his eyes having suffered tor many
years from disorder which is greatly in
creased by any nervous irritation"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04
Total population

The whole number Of families in the city is
751-thus giving an average of six persons to
each family.
The population Of the city of Winona in
June, 1861 as ascertained by the United States
census taken at that time, was 1900. We
have therefore gained during the interval I. 539,
or an increase of about fifty-fve per cent
Republican,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04

RTHE BRIDAL CHAMBER An
Essay of Warning and Instruction to Yonng Men
Also, and reliable treatment for Diseases Of The
Urinary and Sexual Systems free in sealed en-.
velopes Address DR.. j. Sk1LLIN HOUGHTOV-
Howard Association, Philsdelphia. Pa.
April g 1865. je20dSvIv
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04

QUEEN V1croRIA's DADEN is resplend-
en-. with precious stones, but its royal spendor Il
transcribed by the luxuriant hair with which SIZE.
lNGs AMBRosIA c-owns the heads of the iair maidens
OF Columbia. .jy22-d&w1m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04
German Land Association, vs. Konstantir
Scholler.

The German Land Association, being mere
voluntary association of persons unincorporat-
ed, has no legal capacity to take or hold real
property, nor can sich association be the ben
efciary of trust. A deed. therefore, to A. B.
G. in trust for such association is void.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04

G.. PAUL FEMALE SEMINARY
OTAND BOARDING SCHOOL-The next ses-
sion viii open MONDAY, September 4th: The new
mininary building viii be ready to be occupied, and
will add greatly to the atractiveness and complete
ness of the institution Four teachers are engaged
for the departments Of regular study besides those
for the ornamental branches.
4 Primary DPartmsnt for little girls will be
opened In q separate room from the more advanced
classes to which teacher will give her whole time
Dr. Dio Lessiss "Ne,o Gymnastics for Women
and CRldren will be introduced. and lady who
has been pupil of Dr. Lewis has been engaged as
eacher of Gymnastics and Calisthencs.
For admission or further information, apply to
Rev. j. G. RIHELDARFER,
Corner Summit avenue and st. Peter street. St. Paul
July q, 1865. jy27-dlm&w4s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04
Population of Winona.

The enumeration of the inhabitants OF this
city, under the State law, has just been COM
pleted, with the following result, which we
sor, viz:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04
EIRST DIVISION ST. PAUL AND
E PACIFIC RAILROAD.
LAND DEF AR1xENr MAIN AND bEANCR L'SE i
ST. PAUL, June /, 1865.
n O 7 I G IL
TO Settlers ON R. R. LANDS.

who reside in the Townships named Deow, are here
BY notified tina, the Company has acquired the fee to
the Railroad Lands located in said townships, ard
they are hereby required to make proof Of their right
and make payment therefor al Orce, according to
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04
1855.

FARMERS AND HOUSKKKEPERS shoad re-
collect that hundreds of dollars worth Of Grain,
Provisions. &C., are annually destroyed by Rats
Mice, Ants, and other insects and vermin- o
which can be prevented by a few dollars worth Of
"CosrARs" Rat, Roach, Ant, &C., determination,
bought and used freely.
~ See s'CeerAR's" advertisement in this paper.
~ Sold in St. Paul Minnesota, by all !Druggssts
and Dealers. ap22d&w6m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-04
1866.

ROUSEKEEPKRS troubled with vermin need be
90 no longer II they use "CosTAR's" Exterminatoe.
We have used it to our satisfaction; and II box
cost five dollars we would have It. We have tried
poisoue, but they effected nothing; but "CoeIAR's"
article knocks the breath out Of Rats Mice, Roach
e. Ants and Bed Bugs quicker than we can write It.
tOhio) Gasetts.
~See "CosrAs's" advertisement in this paper.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19
To- tAe Cswrter.
rHE SOLDIERS DC IOWA.
~ .. v. LEWIS.

'
The Iowa boys are b -Ave and trus,
And sta I'D erec: ia -ssdoms wars;
They 6rniy meet he e5el foe,
And wave with pride the sttipes and Sian.
Vain are the hopes o. those xhe dag.
Their minion- forth orr land 70 sever. /.
when feemen bear ALI or Gag,
Resolved that II shall n1st forever. ~
We nesd DOT pans the hAt.les Ger
kp " cA our troops have nsbiy fought,
Apd won senown on ssssIs 81 gore;
The oorors By true courage bought
The know ,hs ,ssce caa onlv bs
Es.ab' eeJ ron a,e nd.s on,
A '-xtough.v V cor foe. ec, esf
M And Or thef. q 20 oe., snb ~ sion. sl I.
The rcnsser isst .ss proved = .courgs. .9
D'scoscsut -st;ss rights Sr .uss.
Ever soc i Waiting forth Y .rge,
While st. .,ng,o prolorx - span.
Il, uoor Is :" ed, .ts ae'er s.s.;,
Can raise r. a ~ to read the a. ion:
It's obseqp'ss vi usher in
The sunlight Emancip ation.
How hight the 5alo ths' sa-rounds
The names o. hose VINO fE The lave;
I'd meet The e,ho hal resoun.;s
Whei song an apds .he true and brave
The craven hear hat svmpa ,,;xe.
ID those who .hsv-t p: .reedom's yl.als.
WI not erioy he me o.rss a
Th.t swc" Zoe r. mess recit.,s.i t ;ss
Az ,oaor 20 re IRA =. sd ne,
Amoas he 'iyi ."G { dead; t ~
ioseMr" have lived e con. + through,
An, 'o'' - have or eedom bled.
The nero h us irei own,
Th =. In ATS ...no On, ait@ sFu
shs be SOD and iory nova, P, AZ
AZ toe IRE eryers o nen.. on.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

bonnet, with sigh; but not, repenting q
what shs had done. '' 1',a r
That atlernoon, as Charles Summers wai
leaving the house, his ccackn.n came up "a
him, hat IN hand. MAY | speak with 4ys,u you,
fpe j:st the minnit ? he said 49, . q n21'
YES, Thomas; what is II .a..,.,
:Well 70 SEQ, siS, Dick y y the army
He q me sisters husband. And kind
creeter she is, too. Well in that lat slriu.
mage, he had his arm shot off ,ntirsiy; and
the poor thing. that's me sister Mary, i
crazy to 60 and see him She livss to Mr.
wsldoa's; and .whN. they paid hsr la,
quarter. she give it to me to put N the SAFE;
ty-Rond.vith mina. and Il did, that ssms
and nov 20 see. sir. I can't git it hack sin
sfsh-r ncncs; and. !. eearse. she can't so 70
700 P'os tHcx. .s1c
And 80 you want 20 borrow II OF me r 81,
The same. sir.,eAnd ". can keep il back
from me pay next quarter - -.
Mr.. Summers gave him the money, and
went on his way. Two hours later. he
again met Thomas, who rendering the jden-
tical money. said, ,iey snsisoI -. - r. ,
n don't want it. air. All the same obleeg.
ed Mary has gone Her young lady give her
the money-Aisa Avis, they gcall her. !. Il
was some her father had give to buy ban.
net so Mary told the girls in the Kitchen -
When she found that Mary had na money
to go and see Dick, she give il right over to
her. and is going to keep her place for her
till she cotnes back. land they say it,s not
the first tirns she has done the likes since
this war begun! She one time sold goold
brasslet tn help . por fellow buy aoork leg,
who had his shot off, sssg ea
Charles Summers walked down the street.
thinking lessiof himself than ever before in,
his life. That evening he called to sea Avs.
What he said we shall not repeat; sbut as
Nj Weldon has engaged hnosetesper,
ur'fair readers can. perhaps. gq1s, fsll,g
rTh,s was last summer. Since then poor
Dick has died in the hospital. But Mary
has come back, AMI will, never, she says,
leave Avis. ; ~ser sfl' 81 t,r,9 siit
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

Gen. Sherman has written q iletter
to friend in Washington, which
closes with the following language:
"My idea IS that every, yo ing and
middle-aged man ought 70 be proud
of the chance to fight for the Integrity
Of his country. would like to see all
trade and commerce absolutely cease
until this conflit is over; and all who
can fight, and wont ought to be killed.
or banished; and those who wont sap-
port those who do fight, should be de'
nationalized. -,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

Frozen PoEAToEs.-Those who
are so unfortunate as to have potatoes
frozen, may find comfort in the follow
ing from the Germantown Telegraph:
eff your potatoes freeze in the cellar,
don't wait for them to thaw, but throw
them into q conical hesp, either where
they are, or in the open air, and cover
with dirt. straw, shavings, or clothes,
or chat. packed tight with them, and
they are safe. The cover win prevent
sudden changes, which causes al the
mischief / have saved frozen potato.
es in this way; it may be new to some
of your readers, and may be, of use to
them, as it has been to men
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

The Postmaster General has rescinded the
instructions Of the Post Office Department.
under sect,on nine Of the act Of Congress.
approved July I. 1884. authovising Post.
masters 10 sell postage stamped envelopes
at discount OF five per cent. Postmasters
will in future, under no circumstances
make anv abatement from the face value o.
such stamped envelopes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

4 QUAKER QEcREEs Jyssics- General
Schenk's resolution. jntveduced to-day. ma.
king runawsys from the draft, who have
gone to Canada, aliens, and requiring them
tobe nstqra:ized before they can again ex-
erciss the rights Of citizenship, is good bu |:
old. Congress viii undoubtedly enact the
law, but decision in advance has already
been given by competent authority.
"Thee has no right to vote" said good
old Qpaker Judge Of Election in Warren
county, Ohio, 70 2 would-be voter at the late
election.
"What do you mean ~ stormed the as
founded deyosae Of the s'Great Unready." :"
4 mean thee is not voter thee is NJ.
citizen Of this State"
"Why, you old fool. was born in this
country, and have lived here all my life,
and there's nobody knows it better than
you ~
"Thee is mistaken, wy friend. Thee was
born here. il is true; knew thy father be.
fore thee, and good man he was; little
thought his son would do such thing but
thee hasn't lived here all Thy life. Thee
slipped away about the time of the draft /;
thee went to Canada, and neither paid thy
three hundred dollars, il thee was opposed
to fighting, nor took thy musket, II thee
wasn't; but thee became citizen of for.
eign country; and thee can't vote here ~
The McClelIanite raved. but the Quaker
Judge was inaexible. The McCIellanite
declared there was no law Tor such deci.
sion, and be would prosecute him; but the
Quaker was calm.
"Thee may be right about the technical
language Of the law do not pretend to
ay; but thee went to Canada, and am
clear Of my convictions. Thee can't vote ~
And he didn't That Quaker was born 70.
. law MAKER Washington Cor. Cincinpat
Gazette. a7as"e y@
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

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put ns <m sA~ a'm 30 Or satn aad
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% re)o'oo IN usmon"g u the result Of the
s'a0sa@ 'sq is
oospr,se. JOY snd s'as d'sesust Rsrssdsd
.he M!a9s q .ne asss@osy q Asspennoe
o'o."e's ~"eo ~. Hcse valksa N. He VA
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-01-19

The total number Of vessss ipst e
saa, or ptherwiss, In lsel, vas three
hundred aad sixty-seven, and vsius six
millions four hundred an4 twesty thoas
and dollars. 81 sl''" s7sia ''sia =