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The Shasta courier., 1867-06-29

DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoNs.-For Governor,
II. II. Haight, Of San Francisco; ; Lieutenant
Governor, William Holden, of Mendocino ;
Secretary of State, DR.. II. S. Nichols. of
Sacramento Controller, Robert Watt, of
Nevada Treasurer, Antonio Corona. o.
Los Angeles; Surveyor General. John W.
Baust, of Merced At{sesey General, Joseph
Hamilton, of Placer Harbor Commissioner,
Thomas II. Selby, of San Francisco State
Printer, Dan Gelwicks, of Ell Dorado Super
intendent of Public Instruction, Rev. o. P
Fitzgerald, of San Francisco Judge of Su-
preme Court, Royal 7. Spaague, of Shasta.
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.-Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething, has stood the test of thirty years
Millions of mothers can testify that it is
reliable and perfectly safe in all cases.
Relieves the child from pain. softens the
gums, regulates the bowels, gives an infant,
troubled with collie pains, quiet Sleep and
its parents unbroken rest. Price, 35 cents a
bottle. Hostetter, Smith & Dean, agents for
the Pacific coast. " Sac
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-29
FOR COUNTY CLERK,

announce myself as Independent Candidate
for County Clerk of Shasta County. As it will be
impossible for to visit all the different precincts,
for want of funds. will be glad to receive all the
votes of the County at the next general election.
je29# II. STEVENSON.
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-29

Fa1LuRE.-The call issued by few sore
heads for an anti Gorham meeting at Yreka,
an the 9th, proved failure.
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-29
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself as Independent Can
didate for the Office of County Treasurer of Shasta
County, at the next general Election.
= G.. w, HOFFMAN,.
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS

All Announcements of candidates for office, and
political advertisements every Kind, must be paid
fhr in nI,
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-29
For Congress,
CHANCELLOR HARRISON,
UNION COUNTY NOMINATIONS


FOR Sheriff,
THOMAS GREENE.
For County Clerk,
G.. /. TAGGART.
For Comfy Judge,
C. C. BUSH.
For District Attorney.
JOHN S. FOLLANSBEE.
For County Treasurer,
F. b. CHANDLER.
For Assemblyman,
PERRY DRYER.
For Assessor,
4. P. LADD.
For Coroner,
bANIEL LYNCH.
For Supt. Public Schools,
W. L. CARTER.
For County Surveyor,
GEO. SILVERTHORN.
For Supervisor District No. l,
HENRY JONES.
For Justices of the Peace, Township No. ],
GEO. R. KK0X. A. {. SWAIN
For Consta5es,
ORA HoLTON. d. HUFFMAN
Tor Road 0verseer,
JOHN BoYCE.
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-29

Ms- The Best Remedy for Purifying the
Blood, Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring
the Lost Appetite, is
FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA
1t is the best preseryative against almost any
sickness if used timely. Composed of herbs only,
it can be given safely to infants. Full direction in
English, French, Spanish, and German, with every
package. TRY 1T
For sale at all the wholesale and retail drug
stores and groceries.
EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent, 40 Clay street,
je2Ofy San Francisco.
MARRIAGE AND CELfBACY, an Essay
of Warning and instruction for Young Men. Also,
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means of relief Sent free of
charge in sealed letter envelopes Address DIR. J,
SKILLIN HOUGHToN, Howard Association.
Philadelphia, Pa. je23
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-29
ROAD OVERSEER.

PATRICK WYNNE announces that he will
be an Independent Candidate for Road 0versecr of
Township No. 7, at the ensuing general election.
mylS
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-07-31
The Gullett Steel Brush Gin.

|rTHIS celebrated CorroN GIN, is again
manufactured under the supervision
Of the Patentee, B. D. Gullett, with great
" improved facilities; and we, as agents
for tue Southwest, now offer it as the best
Gin made.
It's advantages are
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( Sd. The Steel Brush straightens out the
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All Gins are tested before leaving the
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Send for special descriptive circulars.
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D. T. ETHER1DGE,
BOOT and SHOE MAKER,

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May 9Th, 1667-tf.
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SHERIFF'S Sal LIE.
R. B. Jones and Wife,
" vs.. NO. ia.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
R. B. JONES IS. and Wife, No. III.
John Clements.
District Court, Parish Of Rapides, State
of Louisiana.
|DY VIRTUE of two writs Of Fieri
ID Facias issued from the Honorable
the District Court in and for the Par
ish Of Rapides, State Of Louisiana, and
to me addressed in the above entitled
and numbered suit, / have seized and
will offer for sale to the last and high
est bidder, on
SATURDAY, the Sd day Of AUGUST,
1867,
between the hours of II A. NJ, and 4
P. NJ, at the Court House door in the
Town Of Alexandria, Parish Of Rapides,
State of Louisiana, the following pro-
perty seized as the property Of the De-
PENDANT, to-wit:
A certain Judgment obtained in the
District Court, Parish Of Rapides, State
Of Louisiana entitled, John Clements,
vs.. Eliza Seip--a numbered So on the
Docket Of said Court, being for the sum
Of nine hundred dollars, with eight per
cent. per annum interest from the lst
Of March, 1859, with recognition Of
mortgage on the property therein de
scribed. <
TERMS OF SALE:-Twelve Months
credit, purchaser giving good bond and
security. j. r. ANDREWS,
Sheriff.
,June26- Fee S28 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-10
NEWS ITEMS.

Especial 70 the Northwestern Associated Press. !
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.
special from New York to-day SAYS that
the Republican caucus will nominate Roscoe
Conkhng for United States Senator. on the
I'd ballot.
The ball a, Leland's Hotel, Springfield,
last night wss the grandest one OF the sea
son.
Governor Crapo is now thought to be re-
covering.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Jan. s.
The trains on the Western Railroads are
now having another difficult time with the
snow.
New YoRK. Jan. o
The rumors of the want OF confidence of
the President in the Secretary of the Treasu
~ are uniounded.
Advices from Charleston say that the Jail
at Kingston was destroyed by fire, and two
negroes persisted.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 0.
Shreveport advices represent the country
and vicinity as overhowed.
S. T. knebb, of the 18th Infantry is ap
pointed Assistant Commissary Master of the
District OF Texas.
me iipth NOiOred infantry proceed 10
Louisville for their discharge.
ArGusrA, Jan 9.
The Legislature voted to suspend specie
payment till April, 1858.
CHICAGO, Jan. Q.
A Detroit special says that Governor Cra
po IS still alive, and may possibly recover
The sense Of the Legislature on impeach.
ment will be taken to morrow.
The Ohio Wool Growers Convention, held
at Columbus yesterday, passed resolutions
asking increased protection.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO, Jan. q
A Washington special says that the Ne,
| braska bill passed the Senate to day by a
vote of twenty FIVE TO fifteen. II then took
into consideration the Colorado bill
senator Sherman presented several peti-
tions praying for duty Of thirty cents per
bushel On flax seed.
In the House, Mr. Ashley ives before the
Judiciary Committee IN regard to charges
contained in his impeachment resolution.
Nothing OF interest occurred. The Commit
tee have decided TO proceed with the inves-
tigaton IN regular order, and each member
is sworn to secrecy. The FIRST thing which
will probable be inquired into will be the
condec, OF the President in using bis intin,
ence with Governors of Rebel States to des
feat the Constitutional Amendment
A large delegation Of cotton and WOOL man
ufactnrers we're before the Ways and Means
Committee to- day, urging the repeal Of the
i've per cent tax on manufactures.
The House Military Committe instructed
Gen Schenck TO report the bounty bill ot
last session; the present bill is regarded with
disfayor.
WARRINGTON, Jan g.
In the House a resolution was passed in.
structing the Commtte GU Ways and Means
TO inquire into the expediency Of amending
the revenue law, % ~ ID exempt from taxa,
ton incomes 20 the amount OF one Thousand
dollars, and that there be a tax OF i've per
cent on ali incomes above that amount.
Secretary Weles to day received tels-
gram by cable, from Admiral Goidsborough,
stating that the steamer SSatara left the Eu,
ropean squadron yesterday FOR the United
States, with Surratt on board. The prisoner
is expected to arrive here by the last OF Jan.
uary.
/, is the intea,ion Of the Acting Comptroi-
ler of currency TO require the national banks
10 keep an amount in reserve of lawful mon.
ey. |, is required to protect their circulation
in plain legal tender notes.
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CHICAGO, Jan. 9.
Iutbe Illinois Legislature General Hurlbut
opened war upon the Railroad monoplies to,
day by offering resolution ins,ructing the
Railroad Committee to inquire into the power
of the General Assembly to control the Rail
roads Of the State, as regard the rates for
freight and tariff.
In the contested election case of Salton.
stall rs. Cellers, of Tazwell county, a major
lty of the Committee reported in favor of
Cellers, The Republican minority favor Sal.
tonstall. The case is the special order for
to>morrow afternoon.
In the Senate Mr.. Cohn introduced bill
for the erection of new State House. Read
twice and referred.
The Committee on Printing introduced a
bill in relation to printing private laws, which
provides for the payment of the expense
thereof by the parties interested,
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FROM KANSAS.

CHICAGO, Jan. Q.
A Topeka, Kansas, special says that both
Houses Of the Legislature organized to-day.
The Governor message was sent in this af-
ternoon.
There never was so mnch excitement and
SO great crowd Of candidates in the State
Capital as there are now, pending the elec>
ton of L. S: Senator. The election takes
place on the 22d. The 6enate refnsed to or.
ganize, in order to evade the election next
Tuesday.
The State officers will be sworn in on the
2lst.
The population of the State 10 $4,000.
The Governor recommends the adoption OF
the Constitutional amendment, and is strong-
ly in favor of universal suffrage A resala>
tion Will be passed submitting the question to
the people next election.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
NEW YoRK, Jan. {


The Times Washington special SAYS: In
conversation with General Grant to~day in
relation to his approval Of the President S
veto of the District Suffrage bill the Gsner-
al said he was present by invitation during
the debate, but took no part in il. VIXEN all
we're through, the President asked his views
onthe subject. Grant replied by using the
objection urged by one member of the Cabs
net, that the bill was unconstitutional be-
cause il disfranchised rebels without trial.
This was in his opinion, the best part of the
bill. With reference to conferring suffrage
upon the colored people of the District, he
always thought it inconsistent on the part Of
Congress 10 enforce this right there while
they refused to grant II 10 the same class in
their own States. Upon the arguments and
principles in the Message, he uttered no
opinion whatever.
CHrcAGo. Jan. Q.
A Washington special says the banquet and
celebration of the anniversary Of the battle
OF New Orleans, at the National Hotel. was
largely attended by Congressman and others
At Q o'clock President Johnson entered and
was received with cheers and music After
the regular toasts. Montgomery Blair an,
nounced toast to the health of the President,
to which Mr.. Johnson replied. The Presi-
dent on rising, was again applauded. He
said II was not his purpose 10 make an ad
dress upon the occasion, but simply to pro-
pose sentiment. which was read as follows .
'1No State. OF its own free will has a right
under the Constitution, 10 renonnee It's place
in. or to withdraw from the Union. ncr has
the Congress of the United States the Con
s,tutional power to degrade the people os
any State by reducing them to the condition
of mere Territorial dependency upon a
Federal head One is disruption and dis
solution of the Government. the other is q
consideration and exercise Of despo,ic power
the advocates of the latter are alike enemies
of the [ Mon and Of our Constitutional form
of Government" The sentiment was vocifer
ously applauded. After a few shor, speeches,
the President retired and the banquet broke
up about midnight. The proceedings were of
ali enthusiastic character.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The World and Times on Impsaehment
OF the Rrestdsnt.

The World and Times ON Im Pc ne m g nt
Of the Rresidsnt.
New YoRK, Jan. 8.
A World special says regarding the i'm
peachment of the President, that the Radi-
Gals seem in dead earnest that the President
shall be impeached aud put on trial whether
or not. The temper of the Senate is not yet
disclosed. The removal of the President is a
party necessity, for TO leave things in the
present dead lock for two years longer, would
be a ruin to the party.
The Times says the impeachment question
is at rest for the session. The reference of
the proposition to the Judiciary Committee,
strips it OF nearly all its. danger. Partisanship
and passion are not TO be permitted to preci-
ptste the Government into confusion. The
President is not to be removed on er parte
allegations, or for acts Of which every Pre-
decessor from jackson downward has been
equally guilty.
The Herald and Tribune maintains yes
terday's position.
The Erpress publishes alist Of one hundred
and nine American vessels which were put
under the British flag, or sold abroad during
the war 1t also states that during FIVE
years one thousand and sixty one American
vessels we're thus transferred.
The receipts OF cotton at this port during
the week ending the 7th inst, were 20, SIS
bales receipts since September lst, TO date
245, 900 bales; stock on hand at this port az
estimated composes 10000 bales. Reliable
authorities in this city, make up the total re-
eepts;,of cotton at tall ports from September lst
to January 4th, at 10000 bales, against
800, 900 bales during the same period in
1866 and ,b5l 900 IN lS57-58.
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NEWS SUMMARY,

Gold closed at Slsss in New York yes.
terday.
"A French statistican says $1,000 ladies
in Marseiles wear false hair.
The newest Yankee notion is an um.
brela with gutter round the edge and a
snout at one corner.
-Ritualism is progressing in England
against satire, ridicule and denunciation.
"A Pittsburg paper says that there will be
a suspension ofthe iron manufactures in that
city this month.
The whole number Of wrecks reported in
England during the past year was two thous-
and one hundred and ninety nine.
The Mobile Times says the cold weather
has given an impetus to the skaters North,
and had the contrary effect on the "skeeters'
South.
An exchange, commenting on the SUI
perabundance OF criminal news, says it looks
as if the whole continent were rapidly be-
coming incontinent-
The illustrated Ne,rs saws: aMr. Rob-
ert Browning s new poem will be an import.
ant work, a study of involved psychology,
not mere binding to gether of detached
pieces.
The will OF the late Charles Minot of
Boston, gives Harvard College the income
from 100000 worth Of Buffalo, Bradford and
Pittsburgh Railroad bonds 1t will amour,
TO s., 900 per annum.
Charles II. Barras expects to make fifty
thousand dollars this season ont of his "Blaek
Crook He has the exclusive right to produce
II outside Of New York, and has already
bagged fifteen thousand dollars at Buffalo
and Philadelphia
"A young lady a, Berlin committed sui,
eide recently because her betrothed was
among the killed at Ssdowa She was play
ing one of Beethoven sonatos on the piano,
when she suddenly left the instrement, open.
ed a window, and dashed herself on the
pavement below.
Cen Kiddoo, commanding at Galveston,
Texas, has issued the following order: "The
labor law passed at the last session Of the
Legislature is to be disregarded by the Sub
Assistant Commissioner and Bureau con
tracts made in accordance with it's provisions
will be disapproved
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FROM ST. PAUL.

fa ts CHicAGo, Jan. Q.
A st Paul special Of to-day says the Gov
ernor's message viii be presented 10 morrow.
IL will show that the State finances are in a
prosperous condition. The total receipts for
the year are S5:.9, 455 total disbursements
si5l, 255 The claim Of the State against
the General Government, is S55o, 900. The
amount of taxable property last year is Si5
l27,3ls; this year it will be S57. 500, 600.
There are 52,752 pupils attending public
schools The school funds amount TO nearly
Sl,501.ooo. The population 0. The State is
$4,000.
The Governor recommends the Legislature
70 memorabilia Congress to grant additional
bounty to the earlier volunteers Of the war
The Governor feels evil effects Of mo-
nopoly. Inc total amount Of pable lands
entered By private persons at the different
land cftces in the State for the year has been
75l ,sgT acres, Of which 3e4.5al acres were
for homesteads
Ihc Governor recommends the adoption of
the Constitutional amendment also measures
for amending the State Constitution 50 as to
admit negro suffrage.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHisGo, Jan. 2.
The examination Of ex-Alderman Won
Horn, charged with attempting TO murder his
wife, viii he resumed on Saturday. Mrs
Won Horn condition is reported critical
Consequently the prisoners bail has been
raised to 10000.
At one O'Clock this afternoon burglar.
named Vim. Dunn, arrested several DAYS ago,
and at the time on his way to get security for
lis bailor. knocked down the Constable, aud
vas shot BY his bailor as he was escaping
Three shot were fred. each taking effect,
His wound will probably prove fatal.
The Stewart divorce case was called up for
final hearing before the Superior Court this
morning, and is still in progress. The trial
exci,es great deal of interest the plaintiff
being the only child Of wealthy merchant,
and the defendant q Clergyman. Jury en-
paneled only as vet.
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FROM CANADA.
MONTREAL, Jan. &

MONTREAL. Jan. g.
The hdbeos corpus has been refused to
Griffin and Knapp, who are in jail here for
stealing Royal Insurance bonds from New
York.
QuEREc. Jan. 9.
Mr.. Pope, the inspector of the gold mines
al Chandiere. reports nugget found there.
thirty two feet deep, valued at eieht hundred
dollars.
The Imperial Parliament has been asked
for two million pounds sterling for the de-
fense of Montreal, the work to Be commenced
next summer.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. Q.
Governor Welles will recommend to the
next Legislature the employment Of penitan-
tiary conyicts in the construction of railroads
and other public works.
Adviees from the interior show that the
negroes have been restive during the holi-
days, but are now qnieting down.
William Fisher is TO be executed for mur.
der, JAaeasy 2eth, q NnehiteohAs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-10

OvER s., 900, 900 in mutilated and worn out
notes have been returned TO the Treasury,
where they are placed in an immense resoly-
ing iron cylinder, carefully locked, through
which heated stream of acids pass, so that
the ink is completely removed, and mass Of
pulp remains This is bleached and manu-.
iac,ured into envelopes for the use OF tho
Treasury Department. 1.arte amounts Of
mutilstsd ard worn out fractional currency
are thus decomposed, and reconstructed into
envelopes.
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FROM EUROPE.
frER ATLANTIC CABLE.

New YoRK, Jan. 8.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived over the Cable:
LoSpox, Jan. Rumors are again in cir
culation of impending changes in the British
Cabinet.
PARIS, Jet. o.-1is raid the Council of
State are determined to oppose the proposed
bill for the reorganization of the French ar
my.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9-Evening The cotton
market ito day is easier. Sales OF 1000
bales.
LONDON, Jan. 9--Evening. .-Consols 81 for
money. 5 2p's III; |. c. eIt; Erie 45a
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Pennsyivania Legislature.

ANEW Z 2Uhk, al. >.
The Pennsylvania Legislature appointed a
Joint Committee TO examine into the CHARGES
made from tinr to time Of improper ip9uen
ces and corruptions used to secure the cleo
ton Of various persons TO the United States
6saats.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEW York, Jan. 9.
Late Mexican advices state that the Liber-
ais, under Treino, gained decisive victory
over Mejia, at Gandavara.
There is no truth in the report that Esca-
bado was hung by Canales.
The administration of Gen. Berisobal gives
great satisfaction.