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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-03
Grand TOrChl gbt Procession.

On the evening before the great Meeting (ou Tuesday
August 2 there will be Grand Torchight Procession
In Reading, in which the Boys in Blue, the old Wide
Awakes and other Union orgdniz ltions are cordially
invited to participate.
Marshals leaders o. delegations the several
counties districts requ tel report by mail 10
either of The undersigned, not later Than Angus l9
lee. the prob BILE number who will attend
Major-General GEARY, The next Goveraor, will posi-.
lively attend the meeting
1he following distinguished speakers have been in
vittd d 10 be present and address the meetiuz:-
Hon. Tbaddeus Stevens, Gov. hamilton, of Texas
hon John CESSNA, iov BrownloW, of Tenn ,
General John A Logan: Hon. A W. Denlson
ajOr General B. f. Butte Mai. Gen n, Mas
Hon. John W. FCrney, Hon. Norton NC Michael
Hon IN mas harsaal, General l. W. Fisher
General Joshua T Owen, General O. AlbriObt
Hon. 3. T.. Dimmick, Wayne McVeagR ESQ
Additional speakers will be invited Also, some to
address the meeting in the German language
J.HOFEMAN,
Chairman Lepublic l K. Com of Berks County
E.H. RAUCd,
President Central Geary League OF Reading
Rooms UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
PHILADELPHIA, July ~, 1866. (
The above call s heartily approved and the Union
Republicans OF the hasern aud NJ idue COun lies OF the
F. JORDAN
6l2w Chairman State Commi ee.
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MTES OFADHER1,LSIMa
i.,s. sIe HSiIDHix, :.
fonIisHBD AT 'ooLuMBrA. %. a.
BY JULIAN A. arrpv

- y Z,
IfTYRE Daily Phoenix. Issued sv.rv ,,,.,,
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I've. :GsM. Soy telegraph, mails, etc.,, Ed;ios;si
,io. Jio..feipondence, Miscellany, Poetry and s,o.
This 10 the only daily paper in n. s,.,.
outside OF The city OF C6arlsston. ''"'o'
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aad Saturday. and has allths reading suay ms,.:y
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. !. Wsebly eleanor, q. homo companion. a. q.
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Ffi- Wceklv. ons vsar. gf' Z ~ '.''..t.'.'1 Oo
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The weekly vows.

This paper. containing twenty -four col.
WIN us, tsnassEipt of the DAILY TInKs,"
and mailed to subscribers at $500 oss5niIr Ssr IN
mum, 1t viii contain oil tho Political Cor "
imereial, Agricultural, Financial and o,ha- Tp
Important news, andWi be specially ds
VOL. oO.ea 70 the adyalkenent Of the interests ~
our our Agrien,tural and Mechanical or labor.
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When C@sat was advised by his
,rienas to be more cautious Of the securi.
y othls person, and not walk anon .
she people without arms or any one 10 S
defend him, he always replyed Ito The
admonltions, "He that lives in fear IN
qen!n' every momeut feels its torturey.
: 80 oio oot onCc. s,t 'tH's ~ s,s 1
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TIle BmaelIagencer.

'"''H"HDCEHCVFe
PUBLISHED wEEKEn rAsnprs,v
BY H9YTa& HUMPHREYS. o.
a Three Dol]arbpe anuum In Un;tod
year In specie. D'''AF'
IA TES OF FADVERTXsyYf7
Advertisements inserted at the ratea ~
an ne Do'ar per square Of twelve lines for
sms s,,S mrs. insertion and Fifty Cents for each
r;aa. ;aen. No., insertion. Obituaries and Mar
'ags se 61,ss SStiees charged for at those rates.
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DAILY CAROLINA TIm Es.
BY wARINa 4 HEBRON.
e IA ART Ot tte. N. G..
TERMSsFOR PAPER

TVNHE DAILY TIMES will, be furnished at
IL $1,000 per annum, in advance.
THE TRI-WEEKLY TIMES will be pub.
lished every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day morning, and supplied for So. 90 per an.
mum, payable In advanesi
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WEEP {! WEEP !!
pY A LADY OF aAyANNAH.

Bf LADY OF sAVASNAH.
Weep! weep fort q fallen land, ut
For a standard sheet laid low;
Freedom Is lost let every heart
Echo the note Of woe!
Yea. weep, ye soldiers weep!
Twill not your manhood stain,
To MOURN with grevious bitterness,
Honor and valor slain.
Weep! friendless woman. wecpl
For the golden days Of yore; ..'i,
For the desolate homes, the aching
hearts, 80.
The loved ones now no'more. j,
Bravely they fought and we'll, /
That noble hero band; I
Brnvely they. fought and braYely they
died, '1.' :,
To save suffering land.
Our Southern SOIL ls rea, x r
With the blood Of many slain;
Like sacrifcial wine 1t fell,
But the sacrifice was vain.
Peace smiles upon our land,
Oh. God ! that 1t should be
That peace should smile Ger freedom
grave -, o
Aud we the emiieS shou'o sce'
Let Southern men now take
A long farewell Of fame;
Let Southern men bow meekly down
To tyranny and shame.
Great God, that such should live' +.
= To hail the fatal hour
That crushed freedom in tho dust,
Meath Northern hate aud power.
But many a patriots heart
Yet thrills at the war.God's hreath5
And many still would batue on,
For freedom till the death. 's
Weep! Seepi but not for those !
That lie beneath the sod;
For they eteresal peace have found
Around the tarone Of God.
-. Peace PeaceI 'Tis but word,
A mockery in a name;
'l Alas, oh God! Ills but the wreath
F. That hides Tho tyrauts chain
gt But if this raust be,
And freedom ne'ergbe. won, ~
Then, Father, give US strength to say
Thy will On sarth be done. B ~
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ADHERTXSxN0 TERns.

,on for one square. no lines or lessl Al On
Ilmited' Will not be discontinued v;thn,, tos
viii Written order, and will DO charged At Su,i
sept 1906
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Contracts will slso be made for smaller
spaces aud FOR all periods bver month.
For announcing a candidate to any Office
ofprofit, 'honor or trust $1,000.
:, Marriage, Obituary Notices, &o., will be
charged the same as advertisements.
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A1wArs rELL rnE rRurn.--'rh

y.
IA 9ALwAYs TELL THE rRuTH.--rhe
Ground works of our manly character is
sseraoity, or the habit. Of tra.hfalness; !,
That virtue lies at the foundation Of
every word said. How common it is to
hear parents say, 81 have faith in my
child so long as he speaks the truth. He
NAV have many faults. but I know he
viii not deceive. / build on that conf.
dence." They are right. Itia q law
fnl and Just ground TO build upon. So
lone as the truth remains in the child,
there is something TO depend upon; but
when truth is gone, gll y lost, unless the
child "a speedily @bn back TO yeraoity'
Children; did you syss tel 4 iie 6e y J.
90, you arerin imminent danger re
turn at once, little reader and enter tho
stronghold Of truth; and ffomit yop ma,
never depart again. $780,, w.
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THs HALcxoN DAYs--The seven
tlays preceding and the seven days fol
lowing the shortest day. or the winter
aols,ice, were called by thef.aacients the
cHaleyon Days. This phrase so'famillar
as expressive of . period af tranquility
and Happiness, is derived from Q fable
.hat dariag" the period just Indicated,
While tae. .hslcyon Bird or king.hsher'
tyaa breeding TIE sea was always calm,
and might be navigated in perfect secu'
city by the mariners The name hal
| ,von from two Greek words. ais,
sea; and kuo, ITO conceive.
nd, according to'the. poetic fiction, tn
,ird was represented as Matching he'
ggs on q floating nest in the midst o
,e waters. Dryden thus alludes 70 tn
: ,tion:
!. .Amid cur arms as quict:you shall be-.
/ !, As halcyons brooding on o winter sea-
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-15

Why is a meeting of the Iyn;,od
Kingdom Temperahce Alliance ike =
CERTAIN natural phenomenon? Beca,,ss
1tls a Water-Spout.---Iaach ~
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-15

Wife (complainingly y II hayen,t
more y than a third ofthe bed" Husband
}trlumphantly:) 'That's all the Law u. !,
lows you. ,N'is''' - : nv ~. - saw ~. =.
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Mby the ear" inquired a
| pupI school iiddler. .No,
my Pyfthe night"
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IAN elderly and good natured spinsterr,
,sq,being rallied as to her singls'blessed.
liilss declared: i"Irnever yet have lost
art . ,,,,sart. because have alweys kept in
!. opstant remembrance the fact tlist Ma
:.,mi, the daughter, Of Eaoch, was aye
tppdred and eighty years pld fl, when sn'
ct married" go
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the .use," asked a ragged. fel
.ow, s.of a mans working. himself e e
ieath to got a living" 4, ym
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Itis strange that the greatest bores
are men ,oe no pefat. .l4,
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| ~ 40 treat an insult is
| wit8npt. The best way to
trsk is with a smile. ), j
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REV1vED! -9I
a NE " FRIE.8 or
+" THE BAPTIST BANNER. -.

; WILL BE COMMENCED
on SATURDAY, THE 9TH IHsrAsr, AZ Aueus-
IA, GEORGIA.,
BY the Former Proprietor.
AM happy IN being able to make tho
above announcement. 7Ae Bonner viii
be published every Saturday.
D6- Subscriptions are respectfully 60
lioited. $500 per annum. Address
" JAMESN ELLIS, Proprietor.
DD- Each newspaper in Georgia and
South Carolina will please cor. twice, and
send bill TO J. N. Z. sept $685.
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|, "Wbu hail from ?" queried
q Ya Traveller. "Where do
rain font rain at alf,D said
the al jonathan. "Neither do
I half four own business"
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..Amid our arms as quiet.you shall be-.
!, As halcyons brooding on winter sea-"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-13

III. NN.srRr % PlrNoUlH CHUR II,
sE uE yN-Ih- question o: the APP
ts.utm,pt OF an assistant pastor Of Ply
moutn Church Is 10 come eeiore a bush
ue.s meeting OF the congregation, SAYS
the New York Evening Post Mr.
-. schei spoke Of the subject on >uu
CAV. sayiuu be fclt ne had been called
mainly 10 > special duty that OF pubic
speaking and wnuog lie remarked
lhat he worked every year up 10 the
maximum OF he strength ana az The
eua Of has task he was not provided
with sufficient time or strength to a.
tend 10 the sick aud the poor, the dying
and he dead. ana 10 make such VISTA
uous a. were in ordinary cases expect
81 al the pastor IL Is Tor this work
mat some of the congregation propose
10 nave an assistant who, IL appointed
viii lie an adjunct 10 the pastoral work
and not an assistant preacher Ii VAL
probably soon be decided whether the
particular duties named are TO be per
formed by the brotherhood or BY one
person regularly delegated
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FINANCIAL INrELLIGEncE-
DAnr Ussos OFFICE.

- 0EEICE.
nashville, February II, 1886.
Cotton is a little though not 4 grea. deal
frmer.
Other mark IS are unchanged from our
lest quotations.
The following we clip from The Louisville
Journal:
ORAtS-Nhsst Is nominal At sIMl IS for
new. Corn Is ~actiFe. with sales Of ear, ia
oulA' AZ Doe shelied at 6 G; ais, I,4a0 sacks
- AZ ooc, sacks mclu ed; prime white
o-SoSe' also 500 sacks, delivered al railroad
Nesot' Al Soc. Cat are frmer, with sal : Of
guy sack At s2c, and I 200 bushels, delivered
a. oePot az 55e. sale OF 500 bags IA ] bar
10y malt at 81 50.
1kocEaiEs.-lgR bags RiB Coffee at 2sa
80. yommo- to prime ranges at z7tgale
n iOt-s Laguayra 32@3se, java 4Sd49c-
Raw sugsf-a sale Of fzir NV Dreams, at
IS5<9iszc, and Porto REQ at l5@T5Zc,
ana cuba l4al5c, IA hhds, as TO quality,
hard sandHra ia lots lsA@lSEc, small
sales 81 lgc, B ellow a0d coffee sug RS in bar
Tels l5Z@ls, - 20 grade. Sales OF New
Orleans PIautsti0n molasses az 81 in lots in
barrels, and smaller sales al q 05 Eas.-
err syrups NJ 55ctgl .. kIce III t.erees
lI@lzc.
COUNTER PRoDUCE-5resn apples sGa5 IS
Choice batter 25s30c Ia boxes, aud drkius
5Aa3j Bseswax 35t4oc. Cheese-West-
ern reserve scarce az 20Xa2Ie. aud q. for
selected, New YORK dairy 81 24c, Hsm5u4g
2la2l3e, aud small lots At 2la2iLc, ali net
Weigh Dried apples Ilalse for new.
Dried pea>nes duh al Iz1zaI5e Tor unp. eled
aad 25a2Ic Tor pee ed per To-. Feather 49,
bu 4 g price 55a65e- Flaxseed 81 40. Po-
t@toes--n OTIS SsaS 30 per bbi. Eggs lisa
zoe r fresh Bro -as-Commou sad "a.
shak z, best. $ 50aG; Louisville make
be T. - per o0zen. Ginseng buying Al
ooaa1c, reaus noninsl q 81 75az 90 Ior
hIte- Q ON 3 0 dea4ers, snail sales Al
81 50 per Dbl.
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Lieutenant Gushing, the oaptoro Of the
AIbsmarie. while ashore recently on
the Sandwich Islands, fell irom n horse
he was riding and broke ms collar
hnwn
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Just Received and More.
Coming

raoIcE PoTAToEs n iEEs Zoe. h e.. eosa
~ aan. - sIs Low
Frozf szssL e Door asra a 1nssd.
nTssA % Ha Ea4ak
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'lsignedJ

The undersigned, residing at ,
State Of e.. undertake that, b. the fore
gong bid for carrying the mail on route No.
- be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall, prior to the LIST day Of July,
lsGG, enter into the required obligation Or
contract to perform the service proposed,
with good and sufficient sureties.
THIS zee DO understanding distinctly tie OBJ
H1uti0as unf liabilities assume bV g~zarduf0rs
under the 27M secftoa Of &c act of Congress
OF Jnly 2i, 1896.
Dated
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Tbs above cerii6cste must have afhxad 10 it a
hgs-ceui revenue stamp, cancelled, as the las re-
quIfe--
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The undersigned, postmaster at ,
State of , certihes, UNDER HIS OATH OF
OsFICF. that be IS acquainted with the above
guarant5rs, aud knows them 10 be men of
property, and able 10 make good their guar
antee-
Dated
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Form of Proposal, Guarantee, and
Certificate.

7 Vi" F "F
Certificate.
PROPOSAL.
The undersigned, - - whose
post-oiics address is -, county Of,
State -, proposes 10 convey the mails
If the United States, from Jelly ], 1896, to
June 80, 1879, on route No.-, between
- aud -, under the advertisement
Of the Postmaste r-General, dated october 81
1865, with celebrity, certainty, and secu-
rily.' Tor The annual sum OF -- dollars.
THIS proposal Is made icih faii kn0ICledge
Of the distance Of thc r5Hfc, tie igeighf Of tte
m1l to Be carried, and al other particulars
IN .~efcrencc 10 Hs rosie and S~eruicc, AID also
after careful e~rumiuafi0n Of the iGlos and m
structi0Hs ATTACHED 20 ne advertisement.
Dated
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NkYJRs 0FEtCE
N.sgvurE peS De- D. is6A
DROPERTY eWbers on Cnp.e. Consr o ne
street t.tEceu Sufnmel - cess-
: y s-a g. sss'rs-5 = - cuFesg 40 toss saa
e. ls'omeuL VI neye 3 ',ns
o. D. .e1rcalou. . dEr - =
90 sDee1 s. Ss,- irsw ta 20
Hushed o. 10y g coz las on ~ eo..r,S ~
eN go ~" 90 b. nc o. - res~-
y. M1TT. BRoSS' NssOL
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1aDoVoa rAsaaan aATu m cuEarscr.
FiTsi CABIN sseoEd C.1n. sisenz.
$500. eooO $3.50

A discount q ONE QUARTER nom .ts.m-n,
gers, .ith FAMILIES. Alao Al ais.ss-s OsR
on mr0ugn rates y ciergynsn al
lner aul:ca. sud school teachers. s~oifi~rs haFIgr
honorable dscnaFea. HALF FARR
Gee Hundred PDuuis aa44ar. rfo.snd aaea.
adult rag ReAzEters asromzaaV feranao
thrnughs snd attend 70 ADDS and Children ali5oaf
n4 p1ora Baggage reraFsd o. t1s doeE
day before sI az, from stasmtoafa. rsIro.fa -
paseenRera sho pieior 70 send d5sn carry.
~ ~-Hpeuenced aurEeou On bcarL HsdIrlna 80.
aiienisnce trse.
As,eamer~1f - plaesd ~ n H,e I.,,.-
% re nom NEW caLEsos sAsfiNE6LE-
For FassaEs IcStts o. farther iusomsror N
FOotU Canal 5trssl Nosh RIVER. - Fors
We BELLOWS. Agent
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TOUCHING AT MEXICAN FORTE
Ara Carrying ths uniied ssaass Mat,
I FAVE PEE No. e NORTz RIyER 20. Of
II Canal street. Al lG o'c'ock noon. On tbs IsL-
iiih. md2isto every mooth teEcept When these
aaysai on 5l1dayt aad thea 90 ne prscsdar Sal.
ur1sEh for AsPIhRALL, connscrnz- "a Psssma
ktlssg Nth one Of the ComR-Ts stsamshiss
f9m Fs1amA hr San FRANCESCA touchiuF =
YEBRUARYs
lat-aENRY CHAuNCEY, Captain Grsy. eauasot-
ms COLORADO. oapL Wafki5s.
h5n-AILANIIC. Captain HauTy, counocinE VA
sAthAAENTO csP[ csFeuy
YORK, Captain Horasr. eouusrsi.r
HNh CONSTITUTION Captain fzunsEouh.
Departures q lst and za council a p.,.ms
llth seesuon for s0IrTd PACIFIC Ports Tsoss
q Las touch &c M~ANZANILLO
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lo06s From Concord, by Gallaher's Rail
camp BeayeT Ridge, LiFeRell. aUd
h0ber,svH e, 70 oiiver's. so miles
and baeS, once q week.
Leave Concord Friday att a
Arrive at divers by 5 .
L ave divers Thursday at
Arrife at Coneofd al 5 , n
lo0os From Louisville, by ~FriendsviIle, 10
Unitia, 10 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Louisville Tuesday at y m
Arrive at Unitia By 4p
Leave Uhitia Tuesday at s a
Arrive at Louisville BY ~
BIDS for two trips a week invited.
lOO69 From Marysvi lie, by Candles Store,
TO Ellejay, Il miles and back, once
a week.
Leave Marysville Tuesday at y m
Arrive at El'ejay by
Leave Ellejay Tuesday at am
Arrive at MarysYiile by II a
l0070 From MaTysville, by Yellow Sulphur,
Ihilhowee, Mo-tYale Spriogs, and
Cade's Cove, 10 Tuckalechse Cove,
80 miles ana back, once a week.
Leave Marysville Thur,day e G q
Arrive at Tuekalechae Cove BY 9 Jpn
Leave Tuckalechee Cove Friday al 9
am
Arrive At Ma'ysville by 6 p m.
lO07I From W-od's Hi te Lenoirl, 4 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Woods Hill Monday at 10 g m
Arrive at Lenoirs by IL q m
Leave Lenoirs Monday at I p IN
Arrive at Woods Hill by 2Pm
1902 From LOudon, by blackberry and
Orays Hi, 10 kit gston, Is miles
q back, SIX times q week.
Leave Loudon daiy except Sunday,
at p
Arrive at King,t7n by 6 p
Leave Kingston daily, except Sun
day, Il a m
Arrive at Loudon by u m.
IOO73 From Kingston. by Paw Paw Ford, to
Hope's Greek, Il miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Kingston Thursday at Z a
Arrive al Hopes DTeek by II
Leave Hopes creek Tnursdsy at l
pm
Arrive at K ,ngs'on By 5 p m.
1904 From Kingston, by Webster, to Nor
gan, p miles AID back, once a
week.
Leave Kingston Friday at a
Arrive al NJ ryan By Ia
Leave Nor an Friday Il = p IN
Arrive a. ing ton next day by sam
l0O75 From KiHgst n, by Barnardsyille, to
Tabor, 10 miles aud back, once q
week.
Leave Kingston Wednesday at IL N
Arrive ut Isb r by 3 pm
Leave Tabor Wednesday al 9 q IN
Arrive si kings'oD by IL a
/ fO076 From Noreau, BY Pine Ton. 10 Hunts
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-16
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY
By JOHN J. CONMf.

Publication Office in Tomlinson Waua Ras' F.rao noI
room, up stairs, three doors a'0'' '--9'
Co.'s Express Once
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-16

GooD.-Thaddeus Stevens, in one of his
speeches in Congress, says, this is not
white mans government" Well, says
Dubuque paper, g if it is not the sooner we
make it one the better. Mongrels of mixed
white and black neyor amount to much. Let's
have white mans government, and those
who wish to live in black mans, let them
90 to h-ayti.-Grass Valtey National.
The above is from John K. Ridge, who is
more than half Indian, and tried at one time
to become chief of the Cherokees. The In
dans were of John RS opinion, that " mon.
grels of mixed white and black never amount
to much, and Indignantly and peremptorily
refused his generous offer to reign orer them.
Mountain Messenger.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-16

RoUGH TIMES. when such marriages are
resorted to as this VIC find reported in a
cotem.:
BREEAN-MITCHEL San Francis
co, May "a, JAMES BREEAN to JoHx
MfTcHELL.-HumbolM Register.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-16

"Well farmer, you told us your place was
good for hunting; now we have tramped it
for three hours, and found no game" Just
so,' said the farmer ''as general thing,
the less game the more hunting you bave.n
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-16

B- L. p. FIsHER--Is the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
OFFICE-l7l! Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1866-06-16

Moab is my washpot over Edom will |
cast out my shoe; Philistia, triumph thou
because of me-
SEMBLINs was making his regular halliday
in church. Original First Presbyterian, and
no nonsense The gray headed preacher
was running the boundaries and renewing
notice-preaching what they call a doctrinal
sermon 1t was All Sinners day all the
old mans abuse was hurled at the faithful of
the other shops. AS to the Raptists,' he
would say-and pause-and then launch
volley of wrath at that water-cure establish
ment then he'd AS to the Methodists' much
the same way, and then As to the Univer-
salists; and so on through all the light
rugged craft. Finally, a sanctimonious look
ing old joker arose and deliberately inter
rupted with this remark
Well, Uncle, you've had your As to-
about all the other churches allow me p
and turned his back upon the Presbyterians,
and quietly walked out.-Humboldt Register.