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sr.ss oass Dsrars. weed.

Vs ad5 sPsss oass Dsp>rs~sss. s4
On fhsrsday, the lsth. m Ills depart from Mes
York for the German esatss, vie Bremen; and fos
Niearseusos the goth. Correspondents shouid
be mailed from this city not Ia, than the postal
car which leaves our depot On the prs,ioas eve.
nings. -.r .., ..
.wAsHiserox err Posr OrvIcE.-Postua,ts,
Bowen hss appointed Albert B; seriysnsr. q letter
carrier 1t $500 year, vice VIM. H. Chsmpioa,
resigned. m l'., a.p-H % sIl.I| +.
vineIuiA PosS Ovricss LEliottsvilIe, RIuvau.
na ooaaly and appoints Pai,ip @, Ragsrs, poet
master. This o6iee will rsceive regular mail sup
pile. By special service from Palm r.. s miles
Doyrf hhls, 9ooohisnd county, vice Ars. n. 9.
Cocke, declined. '# .1 sE /. Gaj
Rsopsu.d. Madison Mills, Madison county, Mis-,
Margaret =. Priest, postu,strsss. --.I
Ml'dais. Warren county, issPPoint James II.
West Virginia Appointments william Tr.ns,
nostmastsr. Birch river. Nicholas oosnty, wsst
Virginia, vice r. SCOTT, declined. &
Granville L. Law,hsr, posina.tsr. Middlsbourps,
Tyl = county, woe ". b. Kern, resigned. ~
john Hay maker. postmaster, Arnoldsburg. Cal.
houn coun ,, vice p L. W Post, r.-issSA
Reopen Psytona, Boone county, WIN. Z. hcKim,
poetmsstsr.
Mail routsi in vI,slnia let to contrast, tbs
parties having taken the required oath = Route M.
<478. SuGo TO Psisr,barr, p. J. Ward de-,iri.g.
.srsics Is now let 70 Robsrt u. Dsvi., Of Pstsrs
burg. ..... & RI.
Rouss-Psmpiiu. nepot to New Store, N. D.
N Case declining. service is now awarded TO John
II. Chsoault. l.ls e
On The following routes, Robert 3. Allen having
taken the oath, the ooutraets are given to him.
Liberty TO Kocky Mount We Bunker Hill.
Liberty to Rocky Mount via Horsb.
L berry to wsdss.
Davis Mills to Bsrssr's Store, and Ernsus 10 Tsy.
lors Store. a'.# ' .'
Acting Postmaster General RANDALL yesterday
issued numerous ordsrs establishing new ohicss in
various States and filling vacancies 10 casss Of re-
sisnations A number Of other Offices were also 70.
opened.
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olL6wrx CAM isos N oss Scotia, was burned
on s.eHtssJ sight losi my ssss pa dSslIaS
usrs destroyed,
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rmE nArioNAL Cxlos CLUE.

NJ TT II = u
TaR NATIONAL UNION CLUE.
The following Is the list Of of'cer, and
platform u Prifriples of the urros NATIONAL
Gus Of wAshington, u. U.
OnssrSsf sss sssle.si U.is. Ci~s.
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALL, OF Wisconsin.
/ gs -'t.is. ~, .v,cu ssss,sanrA
ben, D. q N0krpN Of Miaessosa.
tlen. y. johns TON, 81 PeensyivrniA
AbRAM MAKgMAn, q Nss York.
ass. T1s 5pRus WELiss, Il 5oss.:.,s...
Hoe. Al KuYKENDALI. Of tninois
!os. ctkris h BURNxN, or Kss,sshy.
JAS. y. SMITH, Of Wiessssis.
!asn yAe n srEADMAN, IL Ohio
CHHs. BfwfLKiNsON, III Missouri.
Dol, 3. q ALE washipston. D. @.
sAM'LB. LA0PFRR. a Psnosyivaaia
onsnsspcsetss ssossrAar.
.. D. FERGUSON, of Tsnpsssss
80 sss So iYasAsussa
Q. Z. RTrrRHHoUsE (Pr~ridsps National Bank
q c"m.he.cs. and of the ara o. Ris.sphssss,
Fowler 4 Col
~ ~, d, !, I, sxsccrIvE conuiysns.
Hon. DObLlTiLE, Of wiseon.iu.
Han tDaAR COwAN. of Penn.yIvania.
tioa. o. ". BROWNING, ~ Ildn,is
Hon. ukk N CLAY SMITH of Kentucky.
Mr. cHARLEs KNAPP, NJ D;sssiet Il Co,smhis.
Mr.. SAMUEL FOwLhR. of Dissris, Of Colaubi..
Hessa eesw0'on - ny oosrag,; rae Csssss sfisn
q ny gnifs: ssd - hs Ssepis y ny JsitA.--Au.
DRAW JonssoH. ;l'
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aPECiAL NSD'CIs'E-.

- Sasteasl unioa BH sativs Com mittss
The f,llou ngs otiem-n eompo-e the NArivSAL MOS
kxscurIvs ConnirrEs vhoss rome are At the U.i"u
Ha,ioasi ciub, No $50 Twelfth strsss between and
strests.
Dsisgatas 10 the Phiadslpha Conven'ioa arriving In
the city are requs-tad call at The rooms Of tbs elut
asa register their nance. Il. s,l |.-F. j.. #.
-s Hon. A. W. RANDALL,
..s Chsrnsa,
+ .. r,.,-..,... ~, FoN. o. a, BRowN.k8,
,..'sr f.a HOS. MONTGOMERY BLAIR,
O. WENDELL, \ O.,
. cHAs, KSAP. ESQ.,. -F.r.r
.H r-a'-#.. .-asr... 4. =. PBRhY, Hso., H
1T ar-araf 'sAMUsL IOwLgE, ESQ.
Hos. cuARLss NA.oS.
i ri sCorrssposdins fserstsry. . rraa. 81.
JonH CoSLk, ssI.7 ~ erf. o.
R,eordipg seerstarv. jy,s-tsui4
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ApyuvANr 6ErERAL's bFYios,
w.rHISarox, july Is, 1865.
FreeSl me. = Lursau.

The Assistant Commissioner Of the Freedmen q
Bureau for the State Of Florida reports, under
cent datss to Gensrai Howard. that the colorsd
people Of Tallahassee cslsbrsted the fourth Of July
by merry -mskinss, bsrbsouss and parsdss. Ths
white oitisens as general thing discouraged any
ossbrs ion Of the day. and slthoueb many believed
'bsrs would Be violent interference BY tho evil di.
posed, with tho reoicings Of the freedmen the dsy
passed of quietly and pesoesbiy. -.' ".
The Assistant Commissionsr further states that
the sedusn sre generally wsli.tr~sted, and hops-
that the large number Of ex-oficers Of the Union
army. who, at the closs Of the war settled in the
State may prove an essential element in Its rsgsn.
GRAFTON.
The Assstsnt Commissioner Of the Bureau for
Alabama sstimstss the number Of Government ra,
lions which Il will bs found necessary to issue to
the destitute Of the State Tor the month VI August
next as follows: Huntsville. 5000; Montgomery,
3,ss0; Mobile, 900; Grssuviile, 500; Tuscsio o.,
$50; D~uoposis, 40; raiisdesa, $50; Selma, 9l0.
Total, 10 900. ..u.. .H .... ..... ...
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II A N Els NJ 0LAH,
--s7 rsts ..-p rp.ArS,. ,s.y

n wIHEs. LIau.sys AND CIGARS
Ns pa Pehusyivaats svrsas. b-tw.ss Astropoi,sn
Hotel and sixth street. wsshias,os. y. " iss.ln
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Release Of N hilary Oasnders.

Release Of Military Offenders. no. .
The President yesterday issued the following bu.
name order, which releases from imprisoument .
majority Of those who we're BY military tribunals
convicted and sentenced during the war for minor
offences: i.f f. a.'E .t.
...a wan DsPAnrnsar,I
Apyu~ANr 6ErgRA e ''FYios, !
w..HIseros, July Is, 1906
General Ord re- No l6: -. pr.
Ordered: That all psrsons who are undergoing
sentence BY military o"arts. and have been impris-
oned sig months, except those Who are under son
tencs Er the crimes Of murder. arson or rspe, and
excepting those who are under sentence at the
rortugas, be discharged from imprisonment and
the rssiduo Of their ssutsnos rsmittsd. Thnes Who
belong to the military ssrvice, and their term un
eIpiisd, will be retained To their command II II IL
still in service and their r~lssss is con itionsd
upon their serving their full term and being Of good
behavior.
By order Of the President Of the United States:
4 d. Tow SEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
NorE Lists Of prisoner discharged from oon6ns'
msnt under this order will bs sent to the Adutani
General, at Washinaton. n g.
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ADyrrANr G,SERAL Q urFrE.
XAsuIhafnA lima "a LIZA

General Orders, No a. i. ..
The depot for The general recruiting servics, Uai-
ted Stat army 10 hereby rs. established NJ New.
port bsrrsoks, Ks.tucky, TO which recruits will
no sent. undar ms ructions to be given by Briga-
lisr General Buttsrheld ,u erin, endsnt general
sruiting service st New York civ. #i
Zen Butteraeld will designate from the recruit
ing detail the Offices required for duty st this
ispot. and take measures to supply the REQUESTS
numbsr Of men to form q permanent party. q. In
Brevst Col. J. II Potter, 10 b I'm ted States In
fantry. 10 sssignsd to the ooumMnd If the depot,
and will report BY eitsr 10 the supsriutsndsnt gen
srsi Iscf u ting service Tor instruotions '. -
BY oonlmand oi Lieut. General Grant: ....r
" ..' 4. ID TvwssEHp,
.. D. ... ~ Assistant Adiutapl Gvusfal
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% cshNts tueu' " o'f1 p "'' HVoufusu'
HOUSE " REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. Ward, Of N. T., introduced . joint resolu.
tion to pay Communication Of rstiors to Union sol.
dsrs held prisoners Of war; provided It shall not
,pply to assignments Of such claims. Read three
imss snd passed. 'a.r ..s ~ I.
Mr., Morrill,. Of VT. asked leave to offer rs.ols.
lion that the sessions Of the Hou.s oOmmsncs hsts.
Iter At II o'clock saying the House would either
,ayr 10 do that or hold evening sessions.
Me- Stevens, Of Pa said there VAS no need OF
haste Members we're paid for remaining here and
attending TO their business
The resolution was not received.
Mr.. Morrill,, "f VI presented the report Of the
Committee on Banking and Curr noy on the case Of
he Merchants National Bsnt, Of thr city, with .
ssolution directi & the eoretary Of War TO insti.
ute proceedings In the case. ta.ar
The resolution was adopted, and the testimony
aksn before the comuit,se was ordered to be
printed, '.. 20 a. = go ..
On motion n Mr.. Iugsrsoii. ofIllinois, the Sen.
70 bill to incorporate the Metropolitan Mining and
dauufaotarinx Company sas taken from The SPEAK
m's tab 9, read swios Asd rsfsrrsd 10 The Comuit-
ss for the District of Columbia. I % ..-F
The Hou.s rssumsd ths iooasidsfatioa Of the
aoussssu 4rnpsil m.ttsr '',na .'s. '.' ''.
NJ. Raymond. ofNsv Y,rk. spoks in support Of
BE- rssoluiiea sf the ninoSity.tslsi 81 -yugf
The Debate sss eontinueA W lks-i Boyer Of PENN
h 'yivauia, M JJhusoa Of fssusyivabiA Mrs Gar.
!. isld of Ohio NJ Hogsa 81 Misesvi, Ar 6tsvsas
4 4 Pssnsyls spis, NJ Thaysy " Psns.ytvspl,, VI.
ipsiaiaG u oAie, ~ NJ asaissf Massachusetts,,
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~ Madam Mounss' Pile saivs-. Valuable
Rsnsdy for that Di.ssss also, Consumption Dsasroy.
-r, and knhre Cure for the Broashus, Asthma 10.
b. feund d sto's Drus Store. opposite NAuonsl
Hots Gilman =, sssr Metropolitan Hotel, Bads cor.
Of Blstesth sBd Psbasyiv.na asepusj Bntv,sls's
corner Of rvslfth and Psupsyvssis avsnusj gliiott
corner Of aad Twelfth streets, Hsrbaushs earasr o.
e-vssth aad O. q Faf. ..H a. .... '.ra lals-u
- " ondsrfai bat Trusi-Ai sda'ns ksm-
uaros the world -rsnow ned ASTROLOGICAL and sannAn.
buiisus airvoyass while In s.irvoysnt state. de-
ssAtsa the very features Of the person you are TO
marry, and ~ ths sid Of IN insrumsnt Of Intense
power tnovn the susrast-ss 70 pro-
dues perfect ssd fsiits picta,soi the futurs has
bAas or wife Of ths Appcsnt With date Of msrriAgs
sssapssop, leading traits Of character 10. This 10 no
isapssittoa, tsstimonizs without numbsr assert
By statay place Of BIRTH age, disposition, color d eye
sad hsr and enclosing hfty cents. aud stamped
tops addrssd to yourss will receive the picture
py rssarn insi together wnh dssirsd iuforsation.
address IN eosadsnes, MADAnK 6Asrnl ps Rsnissros,
q Boz aa7. West Troy NY "sIf-dwiy
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EVENING SESSION.

The Senate met at y. IN and, under resolution
adopted yesterday, Proossdsd to the consideration
II rePo T. and bills from the COMMITTEES on ClaimS
A numbsr Of private claim bills we're considered
nd paced, among others . bill to pay to Mrs.
Amelia Phses,er, Of Columbia, South Carolias,
$4,000. IT. food md cIothius furnished to Union
'oldisn and othcen while In prison ~ that place
Turing the war. sHE.art 4 r.l 3...- a.p'
Abiil to pay the contractors for the iron dome
Il the Capitol $4,000, TO msks good certain los,
contract, ooussionsd BY iucreass In the prios Of
sbor and iron. called up. and Ito discussion.
Mr. Trumbu.i moved to refer the bill to the
Court VI CrHims; which was dusgrssd to, and the
bill vas passed 90 Oh. HHrnr o.
Ths ssnats thsn. At 9. As D. m. Adjourned.
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w ALL's OPERA HOUSE,

w go = - 80
situated at the corner Of Ninth and Psnn,y
= 'avysuv, ,ir.nt,ug three strests, 20 '.'
.| "f'| s.~F FOR Rant.
This Opera Houss bsv ny b-eu entirely remodelAd
rsiurui, he'd sd psintsd with scenery, D~ss Cur.
tsiu aad New s~sis, hsndsms,y upholst red With ew
front entrance and four esits Is now fully mp sisd
and for rent ~ Hs. 49, d. ''
I'll prouounced one of the most beauti nj aud most
complete tbs4t ~ 10 the count y.
Ii will s-ht Aboui nftesn bupdrsd persons.
Ror terms. &c., Apply "
{. - 07TI' ~ W WALL o.,
South corner of Ntaih riIs. I sud
jul7-e -eo2w .r.I. EHs repusyivania sssuus.
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|GOOD BOARDING AND ROOMS, AT
NJ tl5 psr month, Al SIS Psnnsyivania avsnu- he
| tussa -Four and half aud sixth Streets Jei2-lms
FOR SALE-A LOT ON F STREET
IL south, near ei,y ra,ieSd, fopnnE psar,y % fss
aud unning back a. Sf"ot aiisy. Pr.e u cents per
foot. Address 7. D., at this once,
EoR sALE-IN THE FRS r WARD A
IL RGa THREE. AND-A HALF TORY MI K
i01ss. IhlRrE.s koyAs MT HIN hARGk
UNDER rHE whOLK Houss. Ths lot eoDt.in- ov
u 900 fst ~ Er mud, uadev euitivaiisu with pr.ps
vines, nit trees, shrubs, aow~Is &C. pAs aud wst.r
th oughoul be h,uAe Rw u nrst ai.ss rssdsuee, snd
10 one of the hasss locations On the city. address
,, at this once, F'f -"rH iyi2 Il
E0R RENT CHI HEAP-THE NEW
BF three s-siory BRtcK Dws I. 80, II ss,,bio ave,
sas, 4 bsluasA 7bhtsssi sad-s-h M Andt dtyourssatb
riEs y II. ssgs eestaias .syos nss Fsiins Asd Il
suppii@t wih wItfb ~ = hydrApt Ia thu yard The
pous sill b. lst paly 70 perpsss bong ~ yert rf
s,rsss ssa oSao svssss ,yts's
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Rserui'isg Service - the Regular Army.
The following order relative to the general 70.
nruitiug service was promulgated BY General Grant
yestsrdAy: '
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~re shs cttissns q GserEst"ya.-A'
ranssmsSts havs been made !, hsveths EPrsL'cAH d'
hvered promptly and regularly every mornisg 10 sui
| -sribsrs In eve y part Of 0.orsstown. H.Ir .sr
sab'criptons will he r. osiv-d ny D W. WHITING.
bis News sasd iu ps Post ace rolgrs-s street. vi
| - the agent for 0sorss'ows, aud 70 whom ali con
plaipt. viii haze ssfsr be inside. '.r r
Tsrm--7s cent. Per noa,h. payable to the Agent
le1e.n IL -.---- .---.----.. - - - p
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A GRAND PICNIC, FESTIVAL AND
grand fOUkN iMENr aud REsTIvALo the % las :,
for the bee nt Of ,RR,LL "HAPEL. The odsst Cath.
ollie chu'eh In the United state
The b..t t.isut Of III. "a ~ ws.hiogtou h.s been
-seursi fr The cone r. Copv.ysu-es will leave The
ora q the place
a Isr !. h.li hiss ben erected sr; dancing, ssd
sp end a band engaged. wv wv ~ Q sts
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. slRiCT - Col ABiA-.s AauifY
0EoRsE W. pAArH = 81 sl } II. .- .
Asbuy Lilo, d. Iruirs iu tIs eauss, hsvins rep rtsd
that b had sid p,n o. T., n, oin q"Ar No 6lo ss
sodbsd In the 'ProceedinEs, T. Henry Ms.u', Tor
4 0d2 IS In pur uAna "f b or . . u lLAt lhs sAld
Al tie ID cump ~d vi lhs tsrtnH Of sale;
Il 10 ,rr,sa by tbs ,urt, thi- i5ih day II jay, 1896
that ibe sAid 10 b- and the sAIe 10 hereby, a. q
asa e,nhr I'd uVlsss eaasy \, h- evursy !. sh,wa
beors Ibr d fuerh y " August -nsu prov dsd
. co,'y hs order ba puhli-hsd the n HOS ~ Rs.
ubLioAN least thf-s imss saeh VI
w-s-s efor- - DAY
] Wy orirr ftLs Caarti -, % .- O.
Atrus e"pyi Hr
Jy T. odSw Test; r. MEfas, Clerk,
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Hesss eerw1,on - NJ oos~s,; re Co~sa sfisn
% ny g1its' sss is 'As tsepis u ny JsitA.-Au.
pRsw J0nssoH.
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observation-disclosures desiring she SER
Woes Of CoPvisT or AhAhUkhsIs, sss he scesmuo
dated BY . lady Who writes neal aud PLATA hssd. b,
applying At No iss Sixth street wsst. between suo
streets north. apss-u
- Mayviags aad Cslsbaey, an Essay Of
wsrning aud Instructios for yosuy Mon. Also, Dis.
sssss and Abuses which prosira,s the vital psvsrs,
with Of relief sent tree Of shsrss 10 scale
letter envelopes. kfdrsss DR. skiLLiH HoU0Hros
Howard Assoeisn5L Philsdeiphia, Pa. spl1 SIN
- Upenstsns.--Cspies Of the Rspubltcau
eonaining the Art upplm.pisry to the several ser'
relating to psssions approved June be obtained
81 this ones Price, cents Ter soiy II.
u - Moth and Frecklss.-Ladies amicted
si,h Dsoolorstoss the vscs, called moth patches
frsct,s-, should u-s Pery's Celebrated Moth an,
Frsehis Lotion. is nfaiIihis Pre- srsd BY Dr. c.
PARRY. Bsrmstoiogist. % Bond street. New York soid
by all drugssts IN Washington and sisswhsre Pries
~ .....,. ..-.tft ! i. 49,. ..... uy'7-tt&.sm
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ASrBresch.I.oadinG Arn.-Ths isoara for
tbs nsassatioa Of Brs~eh Loading Avms Of hish Gss
srai Hsssoeh y prssidsns is II session q No. o.
windsr's Buiidiss. ... s.a a.rF r.
Arms viii BE- rsosivsd daily between the hours Of II
q. q. asd sp. n. upui further notice. ...z .r..I.
Isvsstsrs requested submit thsir arms IN per.
soa or By agsat 70 the recorder Of the board. a
y. ,l.,f- -l - % ". OWENS
70 r CAPT. s,h Us. Cav. Brew. LisuI Col. U.sA,
uh'fu Fr.H rsf '. ..F-..fr..H- .s Rseordsr.
The Shasta courier., 1866-11-24
NUMBER 80.

now as smooth as glass. Not word was
spoken. The Mates boat led the way, and
he steered as directly as possible for the coast
of New Jersey. An hour passed away
Suddenly ther ewas a cry from one of the
boats, Look at the ship !"
All ewes were turned in that direction.-
The vessel had hardly changed her posi-
ton. From her decks heavy, thick cloud
of black smoke was rising soon bright
flashes of fame could be seen through the
pail -and at last the hull and rigging were
wrapt in solid sheet of fire.
Captain Bridges grew almost franticas he
beheld this, so that be was not unbound un.
til long after the Sovereign of the Seas had
settled down forever under the waves she
had enc sailed over so royalty When
released. he vowed he would take vengeance
on all concerned in the desertion of the ship
as soon as they should reach land During
the rest of the voyage he was silent and stern,
scarcely replying to what was said to him.
The Mate steered for the New JERSEY
coast. Everything seemed to favor the
voyagers. The weather continued mild and
delightful, and no new cases of sickness
occurred. They had succeeded in leaving
the plague behind them. They suffered
much, however, from exposure to the sun, and
at night exerted themselves unusually to
decrease the distance between themselves and
land.
At last the Highlands, which have cheered
so many mariners heart, were seen, and
soon the whole party were safe on American
soil. 1t had been fearful and trying voy-
age, and they had commenced it so hopefully
and fearlessly. Never, in after life, could
any of those who had taken part in the events
we have related, recall them without a shud-
der. 1t seemed strange that they had lived
through so much.
Captain Brydges did'not execute his threat
of vengeance. He was taken i'll Immediately
after landing, and long and dangerous sick
ness followed. When he recovered he could
find no traces of his crew. He never got
entirely over the loss of his vessel; and those
who knew him best said his grief for the gal.
liant craft did much toward fastening his
death, six years later
The Shasta courier., 1866-11-24
OFFICERS OF ELECTION

YNHE OFFICERS who served at the September
Election, by sending their bills, duly certified
(as to the number of days each served), to the
County Clerk, will have warrants issued for the
same.
CHARLES MCDONALD,
County Clerk.
November 9th 1866. Mo
The Shasta courier., 1866-11-24

A DANGEROUS DIsEAsE-The Hartford
Conn., Times gives the following descrip
ton of terrible scourge which is attacking
some of the inhabitants of that town I" The
cholera fever has about subsidized with the
advent of cooler weather, and, as the ther-
mometer indicates the nearer approach of
winter, a new epidemic starts up, which
promises to reach all classes of the communi-
ty before Christmas and New Year. 1t
commenced in good earnest this week.
There is nothing fatal about it if good care is
taken by the parties afflicted; yet disease
will sometimes assume troublesome phase
when least expected. This EPIDEMIC styled
by the doctors Divinity rage Tor mat
rimony; fee five dollars, or ten dollars, or
more, according to the condition OF the pa
tient with prospect of further outlay
in case of an emergency. The first symp-
toms are paipitation then contortion OF the
facial muscles into a sweet smile and rush OF
blood to the head then congestion of the
brain and an itching for scribblng epistles
delightfully."- confused wsth adjectives; then
unreasonable hours and sleepless nights
and then various things too numerous to
mention, and, finally, visions of embroidery
and the cradle season."
The Shasta courier., 1866-11-24

Maxine MAN EAT DINNER.-A couple
of days ago fellow entered drug store on
Kearney street, and informed the proprietor
that he had not eaten anything for forty
hours and was without money to purchase
meal. Without moments hesitation the
druggist tossed the applicant twenty
cents, and told him to go and eat his FILL
Without saying thank you," the loafer
picked up the money and skedaddled. He
had hardly got out of the door before the
druggist took his hat and followed. The
beggar continued his tour of assessment along
the street, and each person who gave him
assistance joined the druggist, until the party
numbered nearly dozen. Having reached
California street, the beggar took bee-line
for the wharf, and finally brought up at a
saloon on East street. Entering the saloon,
he drew up chair to where three others
were engaged in game of poker, asked if
he coald have hand, and laid down the
money that had been given him. He had
hardly taken up the cards that had been
dealt to him, before the gentlemen entered.
One of them seized the fellow by the coat
collar, another picked up the money that had
been deposited on the table, while third
said:
"You consummate rascal you told me you
had not eaten for forty hours. What have
you to say for yourself?'
8 Well, you have caught me, gentlemen,
and don't think it is necessary for me to
say anything"
- Let us make him eat," said one.
eyes, that's what to do" replied two or
three
And they compelled the fellow to 60 with
them to restaurant, where they paid the
proprietor for dinner, and compelled the
fellow to eat it, which he did with grace
that showed that he did not appreciate the
attention he was receiving. The remainder
of the money was handed over te the agent of
the San Francisco Benevolent Association
S. F. Call.
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500 Reward
For an Incurable Case 8N

500 Reward
Efs- For an Incurable Case @s6N
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TO DEALERS.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

IL STATE OF DOMINICK CARROLL. De-
~ eeased.-Notiee is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the above named estate to
the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against sand deceased, to exhibit the same. with
tne necessary vouchers, within ten months from
the hrst puoieation of this notice. to the under
signed, at his place of business in the town Of
Shasta.
DANIEL LYNCH, Administrator.
Shasta, Sept. l, 1866. al
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A VERY simple invention was exhibited at
the late Birmingham Cattle Show for max
ing butter by atmospheric action, the air
being forced by plunger into the midst of
the milk or cream. which is contained in the
cylinder, the result being in a few minutes
butter is made, leaving the milking perfect
ly sweet for family use.