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The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27
An Uniueky Dutchman.


Brick Pomeroy, of the La Crosse wis
eonsinl Democrat, is the author Of many
good and funny things. We leave our
readers to decide as TO the merits of the fol-
lowing:
Hilldicker Suicksnacl,er, Teutonic ven
der OF sour krout, wooden combs, crude cab
bage, striped mittens. cotton suspenders,
and such = liddle dings," with true patriotic
zeal, lett his home in La Crosse at the CON-
mencement of the war, and enlisted as
grocery keeper behind the suffers tent, on
the Potomac. When he went away, it was
with the firm intention to make some mon
ish, if it took all Summer. and nobly did he
fight it out on his line How he did it is
best told as he told it to us on his return,
last week:
You see, Mr.. Bumroy, der trum beats,
und der call coomes to 90 to wars nit arms
Ise be patriot so much as Sheneral Wash
burn, or Sheneral Curtiss or Sheneral
Butler, or Sheneral Bangs, or any Of dem
Shenerals what lives to come home great
men. So l buys some liddle dings, and gets
some babers from ter war committee, and
goes NIT ter boys ter be patriots, und sell
some liddle dings, und make some monish.
| kiss my vrow five, nineteen dimes, und
goes nit der war. I goes ter Chambers
burg und | makes much monish. One day,
poke mine window ont un miAe ,heN -
hear ter serenade, and dink Of someGings,
when see dat Stonewall Shackson NIT his
droops und der pig prass pand coomin down
ter street, playing Ike ter tytil on der prass
pand
Who's pin here since Use pin gone?
Dat Stonewall Shackson is ter tyfl nit
fightins, und | puts my monish IN mine
booklet und little babers in mine bag, und /
goes so quicl, as never wash to Gettysburg
Und dere | opens some more sthore, und
sells some more liddle dings. Und one day
| hears men on der horseback ridin down
der sthreet like dunder, und den pokes der
window under mine head und looks myself
up der sthreet, und dare eoomes dat tyfl,
Stonewall Shackson, playing dat same udder
tune as l heard before,
who's pin here since Sc pin gone 2
Den I make mine monish coome in ter
mine booklets, and makes mine bag coome in
ter mine babers, und puts mine sign on ter
pig sthore on der corner, und dinks | 20 to
Wisconsin to see mine yrow rs l haint seen
in desc two years, so long time as never
wash.
:. Den coomes home. and my vrow she
make talk und tell me who's dere?
= Den | say Hillficker Snicksnacker
und she know dat ish gnino name, and she
makes herself coome out of ter house. and
give me nine seven times kiss on my face so
goot as never wash.
Den, Mr. Bumroy, I looks nit mine
eyes und I sees some dings Und SO / ask
mine vrow if she's pin married since / 90 of
to be patriot; und if she no got married, why
she make so much grow when pc gone init
ter wars Und | gets mad as ter tyhl, and
den | dinks of dat tamn Sheneral StoneWall
Shackson und his pig prass pand, and |
sings,
'Who's pin here since Tse pin gomez
Und now. Mr. Bumroy, soompoly makes
troobes nit me. for Use peen gone two
years Und l know some dings, und goes
pack nit ter war, und l sings dat tamn
Stonewall Shackson song all der way.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27

DIVINE SERvIcE.-Rev. Father McNulty
will hold Divine Service in the Catholic
Church, in this place, on Sunday, (to-mor-
ROW., at 10! O'Clock. A. N.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27

HIGHLAND Co.-During the year ending
December 3lst, 1865, the Highland Compa
nv took out S67 ,249 13, and paid between
eight and nine thousand dollars to each share
in the comparative shares in all ; and their
mine is now looking better than when they
commenced work January lst, 1865. The
whole work done by the mill in the course of
the year could probably have been done in
six or seven months 1t was not for the
want of rock that the mill was idle for a
time, but for the want of water. This year
there will probably be no scarcity of either
rock or water, and we should not be sur
prised if the mill should turn out $780,
600.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27

, UBBER Boots, Sewed Boots. Mems and Boys
4, Boots and Shoes, Ladies', Mems and Chill
drens' Caters and Shoes, of all styles at
D. WE'LL q BROS
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27

WASHINGTON Co.-This company took out
of their claim, during the year 1868, 500, ll2
SO, but have not paid a dollar in dividends.
This is the oldest mine in the county, and
is more fully proved than any other. BY the
LIST of March the Washington will in all
probability be proved for twenty years work,
and then dividends will gladden. the hearts
of shareholders for long time without inter
mission
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27
PROVISIONS. &C,

sNLoUR, Corn Meal, Wheat, Barley, Shorts,
4 Potatoes, &C., always on hand and FOR sale by
d. WE'LL & BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27
FARMING TOOLS.

6 RAIN Cradles Moving Scythes, snaths Hay
W Rakes, Threshing Machines, Tanning Mills,
Griudstones, Seythes, Bailing Rope, &c,
For sale cheap by d. WE'LL d BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27
NOTICE.

WILL make application to the Hon. boaru rao. u
Supervisors of Shasta county at inelr .ie1.
uiar meeting for continuance Of Incense - Ssrs
public toll ferry at point on fit' river Ai0"A .
Stones Ferry. r,pn porToN
Pitt River, Dec. 10, 1860. o''
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27

s AfALlFORNIA Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Cod,
Z Maekerel, Salmon, and Rockfsh.
For sale by d. WE'LL d BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27

a FALlF0RNIA Wine, in bulk and cases.. BAters,
y Cider, Ale Porter, Syrups and Cordials,
For sale by D. WE'LL & BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27
MINING TOOLS, sc.

RON, Steel, Nails Iron and Steel Sledges,
n Shovels. Axes, Sluiee Forks, Hoes Picks, Crow
bars, Wheeibarrows, Powder, Caps and Fuse, Rope,
For sale by D. VEIL & BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27
LIQUORS.

Y ULES ROBINS 4 CO.'S sazerac. American
eb and Champagne Brandy, Old Bourbon, Rye,
Monongahela and Century Whisky.
For sale cheap by D. WE'LL & BR0.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27

THE MArLs.-Thursday night we were
placed in receipt of the Red Bluff Observer
Five days from Red Bluff to Shasta, forty
miles, is pretty good, but the best that could
be done. Cottonwood Greek has been the
principal barrier, the waters having washed
the road away from the north abutment out
some fifteen or twenty feet, making,it impass-
able. 1t will yet take some four or five davs
to repair it, even if the weather is favorable.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27

DRAMArIc CHRoSicLE.-This spicy little
sheet has attained the age of one year. and
entered on its third volume It's great age
makes it jublant, strangling snakes and
tearing up things generally. As two year
old it NAV be dangerous
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27
officers of Shasta Encampment, No. IL,
O. D, +,

J. s. Follansbee. c. P; Charles Melon
S:cSE aid. II. p. E. / Reese, 5. W. G. r. Knox.
Ass% Scribe; D. Benert, Treas. L. Garrecht. l.
W. Night of meeting, second and fourth We'd
nesday.
The Shasta courier., 1866-01-27
BIRTHS.

In Shasta, January Goth, the wife of E. levin.
Of a daughter
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

The decks Of tbs ssanse Andy ysAassA
Meanwhile nlutes wsse 1red asd eAesss ~
peoted BY Ne oDclood 0ulaonde.
The Ksights Templar esasd = - eecosG
Tie e0osls Of Ne police and co9n!teeo
men to protect the President fFom ths dise
greeable duty OF Working through csowdo
were totally inefficient. The Mas0nic M
tseuity. however, rendersd some rolbofn b
the intespositioa Of thsie dnawn swords.
Mounted on . platform on board The ANDY
johnson, Capt. Jas. b. Eads addressed the
President, saying that the people Of St.
Louis, irrespective Of party, had rendered g
him the inequalities Of the city. He paid
high compliments to the Presidents Patrio''
ism, sound judgment and high honesty.
These remarks were received with mafkt0
satisfaction. Language II inadequate to
express the feelings in my bosom Tie
spontaneous welcome rom the people OF
Missouri 10 peculiarly acceptable 10 me IN
cousagSment like this from the people, from
tie working people, mentolsy ard physical
" - Q source Of no ordinary gratitude 70
me. Il u almost Overwhelming h ITSELF !
an incompetent q present 70 reduce to cen
fences Of TO words snything like the appre.
citation with which ! an inapised. But
must be permitted to say do not attribute
this demonstration oil TO mysslf. but to the
timee-to the necessity Of the oocasiOn-to .
great issue that b be.0re the couutfy-that
having passed perilous crisis. and having
seen restored the great question Of preserv-
ing the law and constitution, aeitates pop
ulas part, and ID one Of the most momen
tous recorded in history. In passing thro'
this rebelIi0us condition of things back to
the law and constitution, 1t throws NY
work ON you and the whole country. while
ON the ono hand We oppose separation. dis
solution and treason.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

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snr25.sx :OHN p. SMITH. Sss'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

TaAINs LEAvB POET BYRoN A. FOL-
han - izprsss ,:so A. n. daily, lsundays
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makoo close eoanoc4iOns Tor Chicago on3 ~
poia&s h NossAssn Illinois and Wisconsin.
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sOeeomer 1ows" leases Davenport q AN.
anonoc0inr = Port Byron With Steamboat *.
pesse, I'D q : r. n. connecting with SO Pm.
drain.
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a 2asins junction. With Chicago . Milwaukee
1ailroeA, IT. Milwaukee, Kenoshf, Waukegan
a UiisSss Junction. with Chiesgo ! North
western 0ailroad, tor GAINESVILLE. Msdison, Pfa-
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rcd. ~ r6otviile, Evansville, md Madison.
NifssDort, Val Chicago : Northwestern and
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D6n1eool - s1oom pooket "IoWu between
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Paoceogoeo viii Aod this road TIE cheapest
- Quie6see - II points II The MorthWest.
= O. 3A11 eappt =. 4. KNAPP. sept
neyl7 -1tl) nssiss. VI. Savanna III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
A0llflC C0olGRA IN CDlUA !
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CUDBD WITH
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

FAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Another small
expedition 10 aid the Liberals in Mexico,
is said to have sailed last night.
The transcript, Of the appeal in the public
case abou; 70 be ent to the United 6toeod
supreme Court eonsasns nearly 1000 page,
is.val ran
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

Sr. LOUIS, Sept "a complimentary
banquet was gwen last night Ut the South
ern Hotel to President Jnhnson and his cab
met. Gen. Grant, Admiral FArragut, and the
diplomatic corps. Soon after being eel down
1t the Southern large crowd collected 10
Walnut street and called Justify for tho
President
San Francisco dates from Arizona receiv
ID Aug. 3Oth says that the election for dele
gates to Congress WAS to take place LAST
week.
Mt. Prescotts letter gives . detailed
account Of . fight lately reported In
which IS lndiaus were killed. II seems
that The Indlans belonged TO friendly tribe
end demanded toll from teamslers for pas
Ing over the rood from Lopaze. This being
refused, . scuf{le ensued. The teamsters
were Joined By doseA soldiers when . gen
eral light took place, resulting In the death
Of So 1ndians who had not bows or arrOws.
but who were said TO have had knives con-
cealed about their persons. The Indiana in
innate that the Superintendent Of Indian
Affairs authorized them to collect tolls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

NEW YoRK, Sept. 0.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher has written another letter explain
ing and modifying his position. lie dc
clares he Is still with the Republican patty.
The steamer Henry Chauncey has arrived
ffom Aspinwall with el.676.OOO In treas
ure.
The rebels at Chiriqui have been defeated.
Their leader and commander Of the Govern.
ment forces were among the killed.
The New Gillian man Of war, Nashville,
has arrived ~ Valparaiso from Philadelphia.
She passed. the Spanish ship Isabella.
A Gillian man Of war in the straits also
passed the Spanish ship. Nearly al on
board sick with scurvy, without rudder and
short Of provisions.
The revolutionary movement in Peru
was speedily suppressed.
The Italian ship Count Cavour arrived at
CallAs from Nescas with 500 coolies 100
died on the way.
Commander konters and oil officers Of
The Peruvian navy who refused 10 acknowl.
edge the appointment Of Vics Admiral
Tucker were brought TO Csllao - prisoners.
Tucker hes not YET assumed command and
probably never will.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

Nxw BRUNSWICK, N. J. Sept. 6.-The
Common Council Of this city. last night
aduptei resolutions inviting the delegates
81 Southern Unionists, now in Philadelphia,
who intend to visit certain cities In the
north, 10 visit New brunswick and instuct.
ing the mayor, to receiving welcome and
care for said delegates in the name OF the
city during their scjourn here, a. niark OF
lave, honor and esteem for the true Union
men If the south.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

fDnurs Ann CcARAlx nx1aEuY yus
Spor0ato1fhea, o. Seminal Weaknoo
o. lavoa1nGy Nightly - Daily lss, Aovsves eaaeea
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ms 6P1CiiSC iiii : sssaI6 ssiAea 10 q,
sS,ss g essgy speciee q 0cnltaI - usnasy lfs1.
s,.sHsy, xN.lnr r Dgickaeshs esposi0 d ~
Ra0E!eoNAl OpINloNs.-l have ~ yeue
SrtusS1c I'll = 10y cases Of epesmatosshea M
L. l.. D.
II Asve c.ss1 ~ sevsse - - - - 1,
Hs1so: q ~ -. 0ix bc1es ~ r. ~. ~
J. WINCUuIRk4 00.
. Jek~ & NY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10

Nxw Yokx, Sept. 6.-Dr. Jones. late
Health Officer Of Brooklyn, WAS knocked
down last night In that city and robbed Of
Of over 47OO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
:xrAl DURABLE. EXTRA LIGHT
EXTRA LlisraeR.
| MANHOOD
lev Lssl! lev RestePed /!

.'s.s hsb!isAel, J. rae! 1sss'ces. Ase.s c.
A LECTURE on the Nature. Treatment, I'D
Radical cure Of spermstorhea, or Seminal Wsak-
ness, Involuntary Emmissi ,ns, sexual Debility,
and lmped ments to Marriage generally; Ncsv
business. Conssmption. Epilepsy, and Fits Men,
tel and Physical fncspaeity. resulting from Sci
AbuHe, &c., By noss j. Culvsswsai, y. D.. an
t.Se Of the GRaxx lioog, &c.
"A Boon b 72oussnds Of 6s0srsrs."
Sen, under seal, in plain eavelope. 10 any 3D.
postage stamps, By DIX. J. G. KLINE, ~ Bow
s:v r 2. @. box L5s6. aug3S-dAw1m
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De0 01D Van Vv00nkae 0ons
Geld Medal o0Oervs
Roeo 000 MO00o0Os
1900veoo 0o0e0O0s
wheat N0oPae0o,
eDo0 0Zo0eote00 Rye.
In addition - our business Of sellng wines etc.,
sriginal packages. and n order to l1sure b 60
t,niers Pure LiQuors In . compact ana eulsealoae
tMm. w~ commenced the entefpsise 81 buttlhg -
packing 10 casee our veil known Wlecs, 0ran9les,
Whrk!ce etc. and have sent them ont In style that
wscd prcclude The possibility q tAef heag tempered
With beiore reaching the purchaser. The general APP
probation and gratifying succees that has awarded o0r
co.ts he's encouraged us to maintain the standard -
rcgasde quality alsS to make increased e0estp u
MI tie colhasace and patronage which has besa -
Ebeiai.y bestowed upon NJ.
BINrNGKR = co.
Established lIss) Importers of Wines. etc.,
No. 10 Beaver street. New York.
Tho above pspu!af goods arc put mp In oeee c0a-
famine dozen b0tties each and ere cold BY "a
prominent Nu;giste. 0rOccss. etc.
Opinions of the Press.
The name II bnineee = Co., No. u Beaver street
ID slHa toe IN the erect ed literal Truth Of what
cvcs they rsuscscrt.-N. Z. Cco. Advestises.
The tmpwtsl oOaee q 0n11goe = Co, Ne.
tlssver street. eoadneeA epss rsiseples Il irtee
~. ia.rnees and tAs hla1ro 1Doee.-N Z. Ev0lae
6xrscss. iunA1l-deOd0-w-EAWQUW-ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
Rren eeueh Capolana.

COLUMBIA, Sept, 8.-0ov s0rr in special
message viii recommend to the Legislature
the acceptance by the state, OF the prOvis-
ions Of the act OF Congress Of 1882. dOna-
ting lands 70 states and territories, for estab
lisking Agricultural Colleges. He estimates
that the State can realize $4,000 from the
sale of scrip.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10


New Yonx. 0eps. 9cThe following des
patch WAS received to-day from Hsasts
Content. 1880 r. \ 70 day:
day morning uninterrupted success he's fol.
lowed the Great Eastern and she laid the
shore end Of The cable OF 1885, on Saturday
evening, as O'Clock, under . nlute from
the ships Of war 10 the harbor and tremen-
dous cheers from . large crowd Of entAuas.
tic spectators. The electrical combination
of this cable 10 most perfect and messages
ore now being sent and received over ii
The Great Eastern arrived at 1Scndexvo, Z
Bay, Is miles from here, ct 8 O'Clock, on
Friday evening, where she was received by
Her Asjsaty's ships Terrible, Lilly and Mar
geretta Stevenson. which accompanied heE
up the bay, The night was dark, but every
thing went smoothly.
The Great Eastern sails ON Sunday for
England. TIE Midway also leaves on Sun
day for the Cult Of q. Lawrence with Cyrus
w. Field and A. w. mckay on board to ny
the second cable from Port au Basque Ia
Aspy Bay. The Midway is accompanied BY
the Terrible aud Lilly
A cable ball comes of ct st. Johns Tues
day night Mr.. Field cannot attend.
When the shore end Of the cable was
oIOuglt 70 Tue Telegraph Ouiluink Immense
enthusiasm was manifested by the people
Aessrs Canning, Clifford and Field were
seized by The crews from the men of wal
aided by the civilians, hoisled over the head
OF the people and cheeied vociferousy.
BY CABLE TO ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BERLIN, SEPT. 7-Evening The Prus
sian Chamber of Deputies have passed the
bill for the annexation Of Hanover, Hesse
Nassau. and the city Of Frankfort.
A bill for the annexation Of Schleswlg.
Holstein has been sent in by Count Bismark.
The German 0azstte and Belgian lhsss are
hostile to these movements and fears for the
future are entertained.
PARIS. Sept. 8.-Earl Cowly has resigned
his position - British Ambassador TO
France
SHANGHAI. Aug. Q, via London, Sept. s.
The Chief Of the pirates in the China sess
has been captured.
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Duslaxarox. lows, Sept; e-The ma
chine shops Of the b 3 =. River ~! roed.
in This city. were destroyed By Ore to-day
without damage. Locomotive aud four OF
five freisI,t cara we're destroyed. The ma:
chinery OF tho shops IL badly damaged and
loss heavy.
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- 80 amer NlonAay, May llths
n 0Aeouer Iowa will leavs dock loot Of Brady
serses, for Port Dyssn. % follows:
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n Z =. II, cosnss4ing. with train for D.
vonaA rSeepors, Raeine and Milwaukee, and all
points north, west ard east.
The following srs the rates Of Fare to poiats
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