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friends, you owe it to yourselves, you owe
1t to the noble dead who sleep in their graves.
to observe these things. You go here, and |
honor you for it, and scatter flowers over
those graves. God bless you for it They
are the graves of good. true, and honest, and
noble, and brave, and generous men. Ap-
plause. But as you return from that solemn
duty turn your back to the right and left
upon those who dishonor the memory of the
dead. You owe it to the living, you owe it
to your own children and to their children.
Write down in their memories this day
and all days, and for all the time to come,
tile feeling and spirit ofabhorrence ciM tchich
yon regard and estimate these men. O'Heav-
en- for some blistering words, that may
write infamy upon the forehead OF these men
Applause that they may travel through
earth, despised of all men, and rejected of
Heaven-scorned by the devil himself. They
may seek their final congenial resting.place
under the mudsills of that ancient institution
Laughter and applause. -
Such frank disclosures Of the real signif-
canoe of the nomination of Seymour and
Blair alarm the Northern managers. They
know that they have no hope but in deceiving
the country and they have consequently
begged their allies at the South to be more
prudent. The Charleston Mercury says:
Private advices from our most strenuous
friends at the North, request that we should
protest against the imprudent expressions
that have escaped some Southern speakers,
since the adjournment of the National Dem
ocratic Convention. 1t is represented to us
that great injury is accruing to the cause
from such imprudence We therefore shall
make no apologies for asking the attention
ofn bI IN ho aot
desirous of pushing on the good work of sue
cess, and no one would voluntarily impede its
course who was aware of the fact While no
man in the South should be, and no true
man is, ashamed of our great lost cause
and while we speak of the past, we should
speak like true men, it is questionable wheth-
er at this time anything is to be gained by
too much reference to things that jar on peo-
pes nerves. What we want just now is to
win"
But after the exulting'. chorus that has
been already raised over the platform of
reputation and revolution and the nomina-
tion of Seymour and Blair, the silence of
Hampton and Toombs will be no more de-
ceptive than the speech of Seymour. The
Democratic purpose is fully revealed by the
Democratic leaders and it is not difficult
to imagine what would be the "peace"
which the success of such leaders would Sc
cure tor all steadfast Union men in the
Southern States. With the rebellion claim
ed as a defense of the Consttution-with the
debt incurred in suppressing it dishonored
with the new State governments dispersed
by the armv-with the whole colored popu-
lation regulated by black codes-with the
most acriminous rebels exercising power in
in the spirit here revealed, spirit which is
very natural to men who regard their coun-
try as their btterest enemy-should we not
have a situation that would cheer the g Con-
servative" soul wallpapers Weekly.
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and Pills. The cleansing. searching, deter
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and carry off the dangerous virus.
For sale by L. Wellendorff, druggist,
Shasta. $40
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REcIsrER.-The Supplemental Great Reg
lister, for the year 1868, is now printed, and
will be sent to the various precincts of the
county, by the County Clerk, in pursuance of
the provisions of the l2th section of the Reg
istry Law
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Antiquity of Brandreth,s Pills.


Age is not claimed as a merit, only as a sign of
intrinsic worth
The really useful article lives with strong
vitality the poor languishes for time and
then goes out easily.
BRANDRETH's PILLS are even prescribed by great
physicians when the bowels call loudly for help,
because they never fail to open and give relief.
Hundreds of thousands would consider it ca
lamty if these safe family Pills could not be OBJ
tained 1t has been effectuay settled that more of
BRASDRETH's PILLS are sold Il an all other pills
put together. Merit sells them.
BRAxDRErH's PILLS possess qualities which re-
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The Shasta courier., 1868-09-19

MARRIED, in Salt Lake City, on the 10th
ult., in the presence of the Saints, Brigham
Young to Miss j. r. Martin, Miss Emily P.
Martin, Miss L. NJ. Pendergast, Mrs. R. NJ
Jenickson, and Miss Susie p Cleveland, all
of the county of Berks, England No cards.
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Enthusiastic Union Meeting,

The second Union rally of the campaign
came off in this place on Tuesday evening.
During the day news was received of the
glorious Union victory and total rout of the
Copperheads in Maine, and the event was
signalizcd by hauling old "Teddy" to the
top of the hill and firing salute. The Union
boys were so jubilant over the news that
they kept up the firing at intervals during the
afternoon. In the evening Main street was
lighted up by bonfires, and an anvil and can
non salute was fred while the audience as.
sembled around the stand in front of the
Court House. The crowd was larger than
was expected from the brief notice given.
After the meeting was organized, Hon. l..
III. Foulk, of Yreka, was introduced, and de-
liyered brief but pointed speech, at the
close Of which he earnestly advised Union
men to promptly attend to registering and
enrolling Grant and Colfax voters, and lper-
fecting their Club organizations Hon. ii.
G. Rollins, of Nevada, was next introduced.
He spoke about an hour upon the issues of
the day, and ably defended the Union party
from the slanders beaped upon it by Demo-
cratic demagogues. Mr.. Rollins is pleas
ing speaker. and will be heard from in the
future. He was followed by Hon. A. P. Van
Duzer, of Siskiyou. who delivered one of the
ablest and most eloquent speeches we have
ever heard in this place. He spoke about
two hours, during which time he fully
and clearly discussed all the issues pending
in this campaign, and fortified all his argu-
ments and points by indisputable legal and
historical proof. His defense of Congress
sional Reconstruction, the Freedmen's Bu-
reau. and the position of our party in regard
to currency and the national debt was mas
terly and truthful, and no Democrat living
can refute single word he uttered upon
these subjects. He also reviewed the record
of the Democratic party from Buchanan's
administration to the present time, and
plainly showed that it was the party of cor
ruption, conspiracy and treason, and totally
unworthy the support and countenance of
honest men and patriotic citizens. His de-
nunciation of Andy johnson, Seymour,
Blair, Wise & Co. was scathing and pointed,
while his eulogy of the Union party and the
martyrs that suffered and died in behalf of
the Union cause was particularly eloquent.
Taken altogether, his speech was the most
powerful and convincing we have ever listen
ed to in the place, with the exception of that
of Governor Woods, last year. During the
delivery of his speech Mr.. Van Duzer was
frequently interrupted by applause, and the
audience parted from him with visible signs
of regret.
The meeting adjourned about IL o'clock,
with round of cheers for the orators of the
evening, for Grant and Colfax, Vermont and
Maine.
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The farmers rosy children sat;
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And mirth went round, and harmless
When, bark ! gentle hand they hear
Low tapping at the bolted door,
And thus 10 gain their willing ear,
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1On toilsome mountains lie before,
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MY eyes are dim and weak with age,
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No more my palsied limbs can bear;
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Aud drifting SHOWS my tomb prepare.
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And shield me from the biting blast;
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And close before the fire they place
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And chafed his frozen hands in theirs;
And busily the good old dame
A comfortable mess prepares.
Their kindness cheered his dropping soul
And slowly down his wrinkled cheek
TIE big round tears were seen to roll,
And told the thanks he could not speak
The children then began to sigh,
And all their merry chat was o'er,
Aud yet they felt, they knew not why,
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