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The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29
SHASTA COURIER.
Looking for Colfax.

An Oregon paper tells the following
story:
SCHUYLER Colfax has one friend in this re-
zion. who will be delighted to hear of his
nomir alton. We mean Casey, landlord OF
the Mountain House. When Coltax and
Goyerner Bross passed through this valley
in 1865, thev found our friend casey a
kind of political riddle, and were little
nuzzled to discover his exact status. The
iolly old Governor who had been the life of
the party. was somewhat taken aback by
Casey's brusque manners, and judging from
a picture Of Stonewall Jackson hanging on
the wall, and an abundance Of Democratic
papers living around that he was a genuine
''reb., !" he approached him very carfully.
"Southern man, Mr.. Casey ?" inquired the
Governor in his blandest tone. - You bet ::
belong to New York; the old woman she's
Irish," said the landlord. 50 Heard of Mr.
Colfax. suppose Mr.. Casey, Mr.. Colfax-
Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the House of
Representatives, said Bross as he introduced
his distinguished travelling companion to the
supposed bush whacker. Casey grasped the
Speaker by the hand till his blood nearly
started from his finger nails, and exclaimed
with just the slightest degree of profan-
ity-
" COltax ColfaX why ID your SKIP,
is that you? I've been looking for you for
the last three months, and how the devil are
you, old fellow, anyhow? 2"
Colfax thought of his political sins against
the rebels; faint ideas that Casey might be
a fanatic whose particular mission was to
follow the example of Wilkes Booth, came
over him, and he experienced much relief
when Casey assured him in less excited
tone that he was very glad to see him, and
hoped everything was right side up in Con
gress. Bross changed the conversation by
asking Mr.. Csaey if he wa not a Demo-
crat?
"No, SIR" said Casey with some vehe,
mence.
"A Republican them" suggested the
Governor.
Mot by darned sigh" replied the land
lord.
"Well, Mr.. Casey" said his interrogation,
in puzzled way, might | ask what is
your political Lelief?"
" Now" said Casey, "just see how easy
it is to get sucked in by appearances that
picture of Jackson belongs to the old woman,
and she can't vote don't read the papers
much-don't believe only what | see; but
am what is called id abolitionist."
The party confessed themselves 8 dead
beat" Colfax promise4 Casey that the
railroad should run right by his door, and
they parted the warmest kind of friends. 1t
is probable that Colfax has forgotten the in
cident, but he counts one certain vote at least
on this side Of the Rocky Mountains.
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29

WIEN Blair, in 1850, during the campaign
IN IN Indiana, branded the Democracy as
Siie' miserable party" and abused Doug
"a. .as 50 hercely. Dan. Voorhees, called Blair
tme prince of blackguards'' Blair in re-
eqan branded Voorhees, as a heIl-hound. ;"
J'M os S,a 'ne heli-houndn supports the ';prince
u oiack kguards. A nice counle trulv
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29

so,;ai..py lie reply Of see,ey Mott to the urgent
sonctations aud importunities Of = I;ra n
Surance . agent was characteristics &c ~ 80 :,
neanS urged beyond his point Of Good a. natnre
cay, anf Warmed by the nsrvsr.;s', 80 's 3
.ae ageat ae dramatically ex,la;,,S :. ~,
De ID II i play any game where I have - !
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29
BILL HEADS.

VNTE HAVE JUST RECEIVED VERY SU-
w perior article of Bill Paper. Persons wishing
Bill Heads would do well to give call. We
print cheap, for Cash.
The Shasta courier., 1868-08-29

W. X. DOHERTY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05

ne and respective inter- the parties y ths scs
Are hereby declared 70 be - follows, toun:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05


Comrade you stood beside me
In the hottest Of the fight.
And you braved the storm OF battle
with oil strong man's might!
Now, comrade, stand mp nearer,
Grasp me firmly BY the hand
And swear BY Heaven with me
You will never leave the landi
IT'S the land our grand old fathers
Won from forest and from foe,
Made theirs By noble daring.
And with many . bloody blow!
Our sisters here lie buried.
And here our mothers liei
Our bones most rest beside them.
When God wills that We shall die. 81.
We cannot yield to menials,
And to strangers hard and cold
We cannot yield the grave yard.
And our fathers mansions old!
And no threat Of chains and halter,
And no threat Of prison cell,
Shall drive NJ weeping exiles
From the land We love 80 welll
We have not feared the battle,
Nor the rain and chilling wind!
We shall not shrink from suffering, Hu
As shrinks the cavern hind
And doing well and suffering well
shall pass away the night,
And eli It's sorrows be forgot sh
In the glory Of the light 1910 -,
Then trustin God, my brother!
Our fsthers' God and ours,
Who has blessed Us with such sunshine
euch fruits and glowing flowers.
And ccmrsde, we'll not leave her.
But bide with her till we die
ud In her aacred boaOm
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of Orsans, City Of New orieahs
SVEN = I'D subscribed before ne. snis 90 day q Narsb
lR8 PAUL ". CoLLErA
Third yustzos 81 ~ rsaoa
Six per cent interest eli outstanding scrip paid
TO legal holders thereof The Monday Of
oHAR BRIGGS. rrsndsnk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05

A VISIT TO THE SUGAR BUsHEs-How TO MAKE IT
now TO EAT 1T AND ALL ABOUT IT.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-05

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FINANCIAL AM COaMERCEAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
49, NJ q lima % 1878

1 MEMPHIS June .. tcoo-
Dizziness continues to be the most nc
| ticeabIe feature in nearly every depart
ment of trade, and consequently We have
| little of interest outside the ordinary
routine to present. 1t is +" fly time" be-
yond dispute. Currency continues to ac-
| cumulate at the banks and is easy.
Bankers seem disposed to consider good
short dated paper with some favor, but
there is very little of the right kind o.
| fered.
Exchange is quiet, little making and
cry meager demand. Occasionally we
he of moderate shipments of currency
to On eek against. Checking rates on the
North and East are to prem. APP
proved bills pass readily ct par. South
ern ExchA uge is dull and nominal.
Gold was without apparent charge to-
day. 1t opened in New York at l4Ol,
declined at not, and closed at 1404.
In this market YES, 'erday's rates were
maintained, although here was scarcely
any movement, dealers buying at lS9,
and selling at l40, In cou. Ter Tansae-
lions.
County Scrip remains dull at I u 70 ozc
buying and Csc selling. Buyer are
holding off in anticipation of large Ills
burssments in Jaly.
Police Scrip is offered in excess o. the
demand and is dull at soc buying and sS5e
selling, although we heard of few sinai,
pieces taken in one instance at sec.
City Scrip is in good demand, with
little on the market. A transaction of
5000 at sos occurred between dealers
this morning, and last evening there
was transaction of $1,000 in city notes.
interest added, at 79c. Ledger balapcts
are nominally the same as Scrip.
There Is also brisk demand for CITY
Bonds but there are no old ones sfioat.
and blanks for new ones cannot be filled
out until received from New York. The
demand for bonds is at SIS to sec.
The demand is also still good for all
kinds OF railroad securities, on Northern
aecouHt, but there are none sfioat on the
market. Rates are as quoted in our last
Memphis d Uittle Rock bonds, Ist mart.
gage, Acc. IA amphis and Charleston
So to $50, Memphis and Ohio
Railroad stock, TO-; list Mortgage
ponds los, soc; ID MOI 'tgage bonds o.,
'0e; Mississippi Central kA uroad bonds,
st Mortgage, 81 to 5Se; "a Mort
rage, 40 to Ale; Mississippi and4 tennessee
st Mortgage, soc; Mississippi an Ten
lessee I'd Mortgage, 3Sc.
Tennessee s. were quoted in View
FORK to-day at 77c for new and 77s Tor
Id.
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Creditors and Nom Resident
N1QfAea

IN ChanSery Court of Memphis, Tennessee.
No =. q. n. r. DIV. y, Wiikerson, ct al, vs..
the n SuklIn Insurance. and Banking Com
pany, ct al,
In this causeAt appearing that defendants 10
zs.I n I,nbs. John r Meyer and Louis Fcsz
arm Of a limbs, Meyer 3 Fnsz are non-resi-
dentso the state OF Te1nessee; II e therefore
ordered By the Court, that they make gaelr ar-
T,sarsanes herein, on or before the nrst Monday
"a Nav. lsfS, and plead, answer OF oemur 70
con 5lGi ants bill, or the same VIII % TAKEN
FOR confessed as TO them and cause set tor
hearing ex parts, It is further ordered that all
parsoas claiming to be creditors, OF having any
Character OF seasnds, against me Fran Kin
Insurance. and Banking Company o. = en PMS,
shall Immediately come into this Couft a.a
have themselves made parties 70 this sqit AID
die their claims with the Clerk and Master.
with proper evidence Of the aaxle, that tney
NAV ssverally recover their ratanle shares 81
the assets OF said Con- pany, to Be distributed 10
this esnss /; and that q copy OF this order %
nublisilsa 10 the Memphis Daily Appeal fo-
fhrea ~ months nom this date
a eopy-atssst: A.AIRToE. @. and NJ.
r. j. BLACK, D, q. and ~.
Estaz, Jackson 4 NeDasittv and y hurse Fiek'
est, solieitess, mn44 q
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In the District Court OF the United states, FOR
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of Robert T. q. Ha-t, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, district Of West TennesSee-ss:
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AZ f. WARDS SEMINARY for Young La
w dies has maintained, for three years, 3
front rank among Litetary Institutions. II Is
rev believed to be the LEADING SCHOOL In
the South in point of numbers and gene raj IA
ciiiries fer both thorough and ornamental edu-
cation.
The Boarding equals any private liable. The
Building Is magp thceDt. The Music, French,
@ AISLE and English Departments uDsur PASSED.
The next -essi IN VIII open Sept. Sd, 1868
catalogue, with full particulars. sent on appli-
= alton. W. +. WARD Principal,
telI-iw Nashville Tenn.
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AT-.........-.................
MAKING IN ALL
500 SPLENDID PRIZES
Ranging from SO 10 $4,000 each, and
VALUED AT 100000.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
VIII be Donated TO the Orphans Of ST
Louis, NissORrl.
DErAILs on LEE pRAwINe !:

A suitable Committee OF Responsible Gentle
NJ en- will be selected to conduct the drawing
ana awarding OF the prizes. on the day APP
pointed, ~ ME2CA MILE LIBRARY HALL,
ON the following plan:
One hundreu- thousa ad numbers, represent
ing the Certificates issued. Will be placed in one
wheel, and five hundred tickets, described vii b
The names OF the prizes, to-Wit: " PaSchall
houses etc, win be placed in another. From
iheSe wheels a nuLA ber and prize will be
Drawn Al the same time, and the number
drawn VIII take the pri7 drawn with Il.
The prizes viii be re aGy for delivery upon
the result OF the awar 4 heing known, ana the
persons BY whom the ten real estate prizes a. e
drawn, viii receive eeis 10 the same, with
title clear and unen Gu INBRED.
All money received upon the sale OF these
Certificates will be pls .ced in respoI sibe bank
ing houses 9 I st. Louj :, Missouri where IL will
remain 10 the credit of the Association until
after the drawing TAXI s place.
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In the District Court OF the United States for
the District Of West Tennessee In the matter
OF Marcus SkallsT, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy,
District OF West Teunessse-ss
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To whom it may concern

In the District Court Of the United states, for
the District OF West Tennessee In the mat
ter Of Edward WarOurg. Bankrupt. In bank
r1ptcy, District OF W est Tennessee-ss
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Our leading staple as more animated
to-day at all points and appreciated some
lite in value. III New York 800 was
bid for uplsnds in the morning, bat Sell
ers claimed an advance, and later in the
DAY were realizing 3c better with sales Of
1000 bales. Good middIiag closed at SEE,
and Orleans at Sic. In Liverpool the
market opened active without change OF
prices, tut closed with an upward ten
deney and sales Of l2 900 h.sles uplands,
lid and Orleans ll3d.
Here the market was quisN and very
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-26

At Mound City, IN said county OF Cdttenden,
at the 'front.' Goor OF tue hotel. proceed to sell,
at public auction. so much Of the following
descri bed property as viii be Necessary to pay
the said notes and interest due, tO-wit: The
Mound CitE Tract, supposed 20 contain about
$50 acFes Iilout four miles and q half a0ove
Memphis and known as the southwest quarter
of section q, the southeast quarter OF fractional
grant section 80, and the tract conveyed by
Hopper to Cheek, and ali the land belonging 70
said Mound City Tract /; also the ste amboat
Peosts and the ferry privilege, Whiea passes
with the land, the boundaries Of which win be
- - o. P. LYLEs, Trustee.
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CODa9gaissiO1aer's Sale,

State OF Missi. sfBpi Washing ton eOunty-In
Chsncery, May Term, 1865
No. l3S-Bartley, Johnson & Co., vs.. 7. D. FL
lott et Gls.-InIG netion snc Attachment Bulls
PURSUANT TO a decree OF the Chaneery
Il IourL Of the county OF Washington, state
OF Mfssi. sfDpi, rendered in the above entitled
cause on the 18TH day Of May, AID, lS65. the
undersigned Comm issiouer, viii sell, 50 the
door OF Ilie Courthouse OF said county. 70 the
highest bidder between the hours prescribed
By Law, on the
Tenth Day of August, A.D., 1868,
All the right, title and interest Of the defend
ant, John K NOOdburn, "a the sole SUI win 9
heir-at-law and devisee of John Woodburn.
deceased. and in his own right IN aud % The
following described land, to-wlt: All OF sec
seventeen, u ing south OF Rose Lake ditch, be-
ing q continuation of The section line between
sections two ana three also, the west half Of
the north vest quarter and the west half Of the
southwest quarter Of section eighteen, all in
township seventeen, range nine 81 west, con-
tanning in all about nine hundred snd four and
three-quarter $3.50 acres, IN the county OF
Washington, stale OF Mississippi. Terms OF
sale as follows, to-wit= ONE-THIRD 90 CASH,
rity being required from the purchaser and q
lien 70 be re- erve5 on said lands; and in the
event the purchaser fails 70 pay the bonds ex-
ecu ed by him, or either one Of them at matu-
rfty, the undersisned Commissioner, is au-
thorfzed, upon application from any party in
crested, to expose the said lands for sale anew,
for the amount so due and unpaid
1 viii also offer for sale, at ahe same time, AZ
the door OF the Courthouse OF said county, to
the highest bidder, for Cash, between the
hours prescribsd BY law, all The right, title and
interest Of The defendant, John r WOodo burn,
IN and 10 the following described lanes, tO-vit:
The southeast quarter and the east half Of the
southwest quarter OF section eightse en- and the
northwest quarter OF section twenLy-ane, In
township seventeen, range nine west. in said
county Of Washington and state o. ON Aissis-
sippi. Z. }. COMSEOCh,
ie6 daw std Commissioner.
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Fourth Prize.

The fine Mansion of the late Judge r. W.
Wells, Jefferson City, Missouri. Two-stoTy
Brick and Frame, fifteen elegant rooms, and
finished throughout with all modern improve
ments /; Lot I35 feet front on high street by 200
feet deep. Grounds finely laid out, tsrraeed,
1OWer beds, etc.
VALUED AT.................. 900
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References given by Permission

Aull, Pollard & Renfck, Bankers, st. Lcuis.
DANIEL q Taylor, ex Mayor of st. Louis.
Butchers aud Droyers' Bank 81 IOuJs
Peoples Savings Association
Edward :. Piunmer, Memphis, Tenn.
Boatin ems savings Institution st Louis Mo
John II. AndrlWs, -ex-She1iff OF St Toni,
coupty. Mo.
Layelle. wayne- q Co, proprietors Southern
Hotel, st. Louis, ITO.
Jules Vale, or the firm of Chouteau, Hsrri
Ersstus Wells, President Accomm odatior
Bank, st, Louis.
Hon. William Tauksie
Charles =. Meyer
a. Krieekhaus, President CITY (so,1sa@s1
Joseph Deggendorf, City CoeSptroi - =,
G. w. Dreyer.
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vALUEDA1
Second Prize.

An elegant Three-story Double Brick Resi-
dence, with three and a half acres of ground,
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn one mile from
Court Square. House splendidly finished, with
all modern improvements. t5rouncs finely
laid out with shrubbery, etc. Fine stables, out
buildings, etc., all in complete order, and
VALUED 900
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REEVES AMBROsIA

REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR.
improved!
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
It causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invigrates the Roots OF the Hair.
1t forces the Hsir ana Beard to grow Iuxu-
riantIy.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Out.
ukeeps the Hair rom Changing Color from Age
1t restores Gray Hair to Its Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years-
It is composed entirely Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials Of its excellenee, many OF which
are from physicians in high standing.
1t is sold In haIi-pound bottles tthenamsblown
in the glass;, by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle.
Wholesale by Denss Barnes e Co.; F. C. Wells
q Co.; schisGelin q Co.. New York.
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