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HEADQUARTERS PInsr MrLIfAlr DnraIcr,
Ricasosp. Va. hpI,l a IAN,

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The following instructions are publIshed
for the government Of Military Commis-
sioners In this Military District; ~
All cases Of complaint 10 them, or Of which
they shall deem 1t necessary to assume juris-
diction, will DO fully heard upon statements
and evidence under oath, submitted by the
parties connected Herewith as complainant
or plaintiff or defendant, after due notice
given TO said parties, and thcy will dsssds
upon and finally dispose Of all causes and
matters vithin their jurtsdiefior, making full
report Of their action In every such case a.
directed by existing orders. In casos whore
questions Of doubt or difficulty present then
selves, or where not placed within their lu1
risdlction by existing orders, they will puI-
sue the same counse concerning the taking
Of testimony, making Investigation Of al tho
facts and circumstances, matters and things
relating thereto, by the best evidence that
can be obtained in reference TO tho sarne,
and thereupon make such Recommendation
as Is, In their Judgment, Just ard right In
the promised, Transmitting the evidence 70
cslved, with thar opinion and recommends
tion thereon, TO these headquarters .sgT
These Instructions, however, are not 10 be
construed as empowering them TO mako
final disposition and judgment or order In
matters not included In existing ordcn.
By command Of Brevet Major General
Webb. 8. y. CHALyn, 8
W. y . Assistant Adjutant General.
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The wagons Of the WAshinEton and GeorgstoWa
leo Company will, after date, traverse every part
Of the elites OF Washington and oeorgetown, dis
tTibutinE only the best suAllty Of Boston aud Ken
nebee lee, They hays au uhfAlhng supply. and
sell for the loweSt cash pLiseG,
ap7-& T. 7. FOWLER, Treas
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Tho following regulations have been re-
ceived from the War Department. and arc
publi,hed for the government Of all con-
I. Tho number Of clerks and messenger al
lowed to the headquarters Of military dlyi-
sions and departments out Of the gnneral
service recruits, az prescribed In General Or
doris No. %, OF November 4, 1858, will be
reduced, so that from the LIST Of July mort
they will not exceed ten In the aggregate, all
, s . sItrs psy and eommuta'iop' prescribed
II. The aggregate number Of hired citi-
zens employed By the Quartermastor's Dc
partment, whether rated a. clerks, team
sters, mechanics, or laborers, viii DO reduced
as rapidly a. possible, 90 that by the let OF
July, 1889, and thereafter, they will not en-
coed 1000 In the aggregate. The Quarter
master General viii distribute this number
70 the several departments according 70 Che
number OF troops therein, or according TO
the work TO be done; and when any necsu-
sity arises for Q special number OF hired
mon In excess Of the above numbsr, he will
submit the case for the orders Of the Presi-
dent. En- .f.,..'''fl,I595
IN. The commanding gspsrals Of military
divisions and departments viii cause thor
ough Inspections to be made o. to the num-
Der Of officers drawing communication for fuel
and quarters, and win reduce the number Of
much as possible. An officers and troops
should be quartered In the regular forts and
barracks belonging TO the United States
whenever Il Is possible, and when the bar.
racks are inadequate for nll military pur.
poses they may submit plans and estimates
for new or enlarged barracks, with view to
accommodate In public buildings the army
on It's present standard. ~ ~
~. Unlike manner the commanding generate
Of divisions and departments will cause q
thorough inquiry into all the means Of trans
portation, whether Of animals, wagons
barges, boats, &C., with view TO reduction
report thereon to the Headquarters Of the
Army specially.
By order. OF General Sherman
Z. d Townsend, Asst Adj't General.
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~ TrAius leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot a
Q is .. M connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at st. Asaph Junction,
for all points on the line q! thot road between Ma
nAssss Junction and HAIrlsonburE.
Trains leaving St, Assph and King streets at 2:b
r. IN, connect at St, AsAph function with train
from Manassas and HAIrisonburg al 9;13 D. m !,
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at 2Op. m.
aud in time for I p. M, train for BaltimoIs,
o. A, TEvRNS, Den I Sup't
W. J. PHELrs, Goal manager. decSJ-u
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pHILADELPaaIh,. wIbMINGToS AND BAL.
Commencing on Monday. June sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot. Balti.
more, as follows, viz: .
Way Mall Train for Philadelphia and WAY Sta
ions at 5 a, IN, This train connects at Newcastle
Junction with trains for all stations Oh the Della
ware Railroad. =
q 40 p N. eonneeting At Perryyills with train
EIyress Train for Phiiadelphia and New YORK
81 2!I p; m. eonneetinE at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between Will.
minEton and HArIinEtsa,
AceommOdA alton Train for Port Deposit and later.
mediate Stations At p, m.
Express Train for PhilAdelphia Atet D. m.
Express Train for New York at 8 80 D, IN :, con =
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations onths Delaware Railroad, daily
except sAtu rdAy.
All the above traipa leave daily except Sunday.
d. ON SUNDAYS.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
ident Street depot or at Ticket Oee, No I26 Balti
Baltimore street, can have ihsif baggage checked
WIN. CRAWFORD Agent.
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1853 az .gEssssy2s1sEA sSurE 1869
WINTER ARRksGHMRNT.
On and After NOVEMBER 50, 1888. train. will
ws.hina'OS s@Am. Baltimore i,en.
fSp,m, :. ha%npn
rHB GREAT DoUBLB-TRAoK ROUTE
with BLKdAnT SCENERY, Palace State room,
lay and night Care, with mod ern sments and
SAYING from four 10 twelve hours In time over any
other route, Two hundred miles saved 70 Westsrn
r III SfsE Bal ES~ XII TRAINS WEST
Two DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH.
Through from baltimore to ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change. - =
Passengers By this route nom Baltimore have
ths Adyshtages Of making all changes In UNION
DRPOTS, and no FERRIBS.
once, corner q sixth street aud Psnnsyiyanis
avenue under National Hotel, whore reliable infor.
nation will be given at all times,
Passenger procuring tickets at this ofdee eau a.
sure accommodations In Sleeping Oars for Emirn or
Pittsburgh. W, J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st, and Pom. avenue,
Sd. 3. RUUEG. General Passenger Agent,
des-ly baltimore, Nd.
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PUBLIC sAds on cos essskD ORDNANCE
= afJt. AND oRpNAncE gr0sH 49,,

Scsshs ana G..iiIos ssrs ss..i T.. o'p'
sS$ can .s,-,s then g 2 y, Chief Z,
4 Ohspin, y. 2, A..furhssinG Agent, corner 81
Houston ,, and Green s.sss''', New York. or upon
80 = - = - D. D. CALENDER,
Lieut.. Col. Of otdnAnoo And BIT Brig. 9sa, y.
.. A.. comnAndinS. \. I. 90 =, ! feb77-id
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Jericho and, falling among thieves, was
robbed and left by them half dead. BY
chance there came certain priest that
way, but seeing the wounded man, passed
by ON the other side, as likewise did a
Levite, who passed by the other side.
But the good Samaritan seeing him had
compassion and immediately bound up
his wounds aud ministered to his wants
until he had recovered. Is this fair
comparison Will two-thirds of the
brotherhood pass by on the other side :?
Every Odd Fellow can answer for him
self. sDo unto others as you would that
others should do unto you,' is the Gold
en- Rule of Odd Fellowship.
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Original.
Constancy.

tove thee. yes love thee with a true and earn-
est heart,
Though dark clouds lower round Us telling that
we soon must part
Though storm of cold diversity is coming thick
and FAST
have loved thee, and still love thee, and will
love thee to the last.
They have said that others full as lovely and
fair,
That would forget thee midst lies basy
throng elsewhere;
That when strange faces greet me in the circles
of the gay,
Ny love for theo would vanish ani forever pass
away.
But vain beings so assuming.--I upbraid your
chding now,
And with spirit all undaunted I shall keep my
sacred VOW
Yea, with spirit that hath never quailod beneath
a stormy blast,
I have loved thee, still love thee, and viii love
thee to the last. esaa7aN
T.,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ALBANY BATH HOUSE.

1UVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the citizens OF Albany and Vi
cinty that he has taken charge OF this establish
ment. and, by keeping clean rooms aud paying
strict attention to business, expects to suit all
those who may favor him with their patronage
Having heretofore carried on nothing but
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
he expec.s to give entire satisfaction to all.
@Er Children and Ladies' hair neatly cut and
shampooed. JOSEPH WEBER.
scpl9y2
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comes I could make myself begger
come no more " and again he sighed
heavily. '.Three thousand pounds, too
What large sum under what head can
I enter it? Under that of charity 2
Yes, charity Z" And so he did enter it
And there it stands, an almost solitaFy
item.
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linn County Teachers Association.

en- Rule of Odd Fellowship.
Linn County Teachers Association.
BROWNSVILLE, Jan. lst, 1869.
EDITOR REGISTER
Allow me, through the columns Of
your excellent paper. to publish minute
of the Linn County Teachers Association
which met at North Brownsville, Decem-
ber 10Th. Owing to Misunderstanding
as to the time of meeting, the various
parts of the county were not as we'll rep
resented as they would otherwise have
been. Notwithstanding, enough teachers
were present to make pleasant and
profitable session.
The session lasted three days. The
branches we're all represented, and the
discussions lively. The purest harmony
prevailed, and good will was manifested
by all present. The Institute was never
in a more lourishng condition. The
teachers are alive to the responsibilities
which rest on them, aud the people are
beginning to realize the benefit Of such
institutions.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolred, That we regard scholarship
and practical biIity as the highest qualif-
cations of teachers, and that politics and
religious scctarianism never ought to
enter our schools.
Believing that the presence of parents
has salutary effect on our common
schools, therefore, resolved that we re-
commend that patrons visit their schools
ald the Teachers Institute more fre-
quently.
Resoleed, That we believe the prejud-
ice existing against female teachers in
our county ought to be removed, and
that we invite them to the field Of labor
Resolced, That hereafter circulars be
sent to teachers and the friends of edu-
cation generally throughout the county,
notifying them of the time Of holding
sessions, containing the programme OF
exercises, and requesting their attendance.
ReSofred, That teachers who frequent
saloons should not be regarded as posses
sing good moral characters
ResolUcd, Tha. we tender our hearty
thanks to Mr.. Smith for the generous
offer of the use of his hall in which to
hold our session and that We tender our
warmest thanks to those citizens of
Brownsville and vicinity who have open
ed their homes to members of the Insti-
tute.
The next sessiors of the Institute is to
be held at Irving's schoolhousc, May
4th, 1869. Officers as follows: Presi-
dent, j. w. Mack Vice President, A.
G. Henderson Secretary, r. N. Thom-
son Treasurer, N. Hendrie Executive
Committee, S. e. Irving, j. F. Mccoy
and j. w Mack.
It will be seen that we have an able
corps of officers, and all may expect an
entire success at cur next session. The
Executive Committee inform me that
they will select lectures from the best
talent in the county. Every friend of
education is invited to be present, and we
promise them unhesitatingly rare lite
rary treat. J. n. DENISON, Sec.
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81 say, boy. stop that OK" 81 haven't
got no stopper, sir" swell, head him
then" "He's already headed, SIR
"Confound your impertinence, turn him. ]"
"He's right side out already, SIR" "Speak
to him, you rascal, you.' "Good morn
ing, Mr.. Ok"
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GEO. w. GRAY, D. D. s.,

RADUATE OF THE CINCINNATI DEN
0T tai College, would invite all persons aesirin g
artificial teeth and frst-class dental operations,
to give him a call.
Innings and other new styles of work. may be
seen at his Office. in Parrish Co.'S brick, (up
stairs) Albany, Oregon.
Residence-Corner Second and Baker sts-
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How TO Cook A BEAN-Buy a
bean, bathe it well, put it in twelve
quarts of stenched river water, (if you
haven't got river, better buy one, as
they are handy to have); boil it six hours
by an averdupoise clock, take it out and
wipe it thoroughly dry with soft towel
--an old shirt won't answer-lay it on
its northeast side, about two degrees SOW
sowwesterly /; bore hole gently in each
end: abstract the s'innards" very quietly
without mussing very much then stuff
one end with soft billed rice, and the other
end with rice boiled soft; the end that
points towards Scio should, in.all instan-
ces, except in cases of extreme hemor-
rhage, be stuffed first; then take the
Brownsville side of the she'll off emily /;
then the Corvallis side with Yaouina
railroad speed only, then sweeten with
salt, and it will taste SO much like rice,
you'd never dream it was bean.
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The panier dress is now called the
tsdromedary style"
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Ten new theaters are being built in
st. Petersburgh.
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of all kinds,

at rs low figures as due regard to taste ana gooo
the printing limo, call at the REGISTER ofhcs
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They sat upon the front door mat.
When softly shone the moon,
And listened to the music that
Came from beer saloon.
His manly arm did round her tvinc,
Their lips in kisses met;
And when he asked, "Wilt thou be MINER
She said, II will, you bet" 4s-2
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z. A. Erccland,

nEALER IN EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
II School, Miscellaneous and Blank Books,
Stationery Gold and Ste i Pens, Ink, ETC., Post
Office Building, Albany, Oregon. Books ordered
from New York and San Francisco.
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l.. BLAIy. s. Z. YoCl
]. Barrovgs & Co.,

ENERAL AND COMMISSION MER-
IN chants. Dealers in Staple. Dry and Fancy
Goods, Groceries, Hardware. Cutlery, Crockery,
Boots and Shoes; Albany, Oregon.
Consignments solicited.
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PARISH
IRISH. J. Z. MESDESeAi Al
W. W. Parrish & Co,

VTTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
" in General Merchandise, Albany. I'll
best Goods at tho lowest market prices. Me
chantable Produce taken in exchange.
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S. II. Claughton,

. II. CIaughton,
ATOTARY PUBLIC AND REAL ESTATE
~ AGENT. Office in the Post Office building,
Lebanon, Oregon.
Will attend to making Deeds and other convey
ances, also the prompt collection of debts en-
trusted to my care.
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11
SHASTA COURIER.
Caucus Nominees.

Caucus Nominees.
The following were the Republican eau
Gus candidates for Legislative POSITIONS
Speaker-M. Waldron, of Placer.
Sergeant-at-Arms-A A. Wood, of
Sacramento
Chief Clerk-Frank W Gross, of Ala
media.
Minute Clerk-Elliot Ashbury, of Sac
ramento.
Enrolling Clerk-C B. Porter, of Contra
Costa.
Assistant Clerk-H. W. Wallis, of ST.
ezra.
Engrossing Clerk-George c. Stamford,
of Alameda.
Journal Clerk, John F. Sheehan, of
Sacramento.
Copying Clerk, L. W. Jellett, of Hum
boldt
Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms, R. r. Hug
hes, of Placer.
The Republican Senators nominated as
follows:
President, pro tem.-E. W. Roberts, of
Nevada.
Secretary of Senate, E. w Willetts, of
Sacramento.
Assistant Secretary, j. +. Wendell.
Sergeant-at Arms, +. S. Lardner.
Assistant Sergeant at Aims, L. Mahoney.
Minute Clerk, G. Z. Barnes.
Journal Clerk, Capt. w. n. DeHaven.
Enrolling Clerk, w L. Hawkins.
Engrossing Clerk, w. III. Frink
Copying Clerks, Perey and Marsden.
The following were the Democratic eau
Gus nominees and of course the successful
candidates:
Speaker, George H. Rogers, of San
Francisco.
Speaker, pro TEN, Charles Gildea, of El
Dorado.
Chief Clerk, Robert Ferral, of Souoma.
Sergeant t-at-Arms: Dana Perkins, of
Placer, elected on the twelfth ballot.
SENATE.
President, pro TEN, E. J. Lewis, of
Tehama
Secretary, Joseph Roberts, Jr,, of Kern.
Assistant Secretary, B. A. Mardis, of
Tuolumne.
Sergeant-at-Arms, Nat Boice, of Sacra-
mento.
Assistant Sergeantat-arms, j. Thomas
of San Francisco.
Minute Clerk, James B. Stearns, Of
Amador
Journal Clerk, Juan B de la Guerra, of
Santa Barbara
Enrolling Clerk, Louis Kaplan, of San
Francisco.
Engrossing Clerk, L. X. Phipps, of Sac
ramento
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11
1919. u 1869.

UNHE SUBSCRIBER .BEGS LEAVE
to inform the citizens of Shasta County that
he has continued for the last Twenty Years TO per-
form surgical operations on old Boots and
Shoes by adding Feet. making good the
Legs, binding the Broken, healing the
Wounded, me- ding the Consti-
tuition and supporting the
Body with Sole.
HIS FINE CALF BOOTS WILL
be found as elastic as a California Politician 5
Conscience, and admiral suited to those who
tread in the Paths of Rectitude. Their durability
is equal to Truth itself aud they fit the Foot as
finely as Innocence does the face of Childhood.
W. A. SCOTT.
Shasta Cal. 39nly.
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PAR
LON.

State of California,
County of Shasta.
VWV0 THE HON. E. GARTER. JUDGE OF THE
Ninth Judicial District Court, in and for e
County of Shasta-and John S. Folansbee, Dis
trict Attorney of said County:
You will please take notice that I intend to ap-
ply TO the Governor of the State of California as
the be legally heard, for the par
don of David Hughes and John Reagan, now con
fined in the penitentary of this State. The said
persons were each convicted Of manslaughter in
the District Court of the Ninth Judicial Distri t,
in and for the County of Shasta, Hon. E. Garter
presiding to-wit: John B. Reagan the 2lst
of June, 1867, and David Hughes the lst of
July 1857, and each sentenced to serve in the PEN
ientiary Of the State for the term of years.
December 9th, 1862
W. S. LONG,
On behalf of Applicants.
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11
TO SMOKERS AND CHEWERS.

nEFoRE YOU BUY YOUR TOBACCO CALL
Id in atmy place, you buy it here Fir
- -L44~e-
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11
Health and strength Restored.

am satisfied that Brlstofs Sarsaparilla
and Pills are the best medicines Of their kind
in the market. | have tried many others
without relief; my trouble being general
bad health with great debility. These rem
edies have entirely restored my healthand
strength"
D. w. Chapman. Falsom.
Let the sick and suffering put their trust
in these two great remedies they will not be
disappointed. Health and comfort will he
the result. 589
For sale by L. Wellendorff druggist, Main
rect. Shasta.
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Latest DiSpatch.

SPECIAL TO THE COURIER.
"ERE WE ARE AGAIN WITH A FOUR
III horse Wagon which challenge any Shop
Ia the State to beat We don't file our work to
make it smooth just take look at it. Tappe is
the lucky man. SAMUEL ISAACKS
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11
There Is hui nnR

American perfume that has stood the ties
of time. and that. is Murray & Lanman':
Florida Water, which, for over thirty years
has been in constant use, and which Is t,
day admitted to be the only fragrant water
adapted to the various uses Of the bath tie
handkerchief and the triIet.
As there are c0unterfeitS. always ask foi
the Florida Water prepared by Lanman &
Kemp. New York. 554
For sale by L. Wellendorf druggist, Main
street, Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1869-12-11
TAX PAYERS
ATTENTION!

DR0PETY- TAXES FOR THE FISCAL
IL Year of ls6e-70. now due and payable
to me at the County Treasurers Office. in Shasta.
(See Statutes 1866, page l24.) If not paid on
or before the
SECOND MONDAY IN DECEMBER,
they will be placed in the hands of the District
Attorney for collection
F. B. CHANDLER, Treasurer.
Shasta, October I'd. 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-03
INoUFsTs.

Coroner Flynn will hold an inquest to-day at
No rorfolh At over the body OF Mary E Brown age
years, who was fatally burned on Monday evening
her clothing taking Ere from tho stoyeAso At 10 @
Csptrest over the body OF Julia Bocninn AGED g. who
was fatally burned by clothing taFng fire from some
matches with which she was playing during the TEN
porary absence Of bel mother..O On Monday evening"
C1arissa siephensou q coOrcJ living at NO IS
Graud.st attended g. mission meeting az No II Laurens-
ST. and becoming az duly excited, was seized with papl-
talon ~ the heart aud died IN short time Coroner
sehlrncr will hold an inquest to-day. Deputy Coroner
eastman yesterday made IustmuTt'n tAailu@'I1,in
way Of No IS AiiIC'tfSt Tho Cad Dad evidently beeu
lg alive and afterward strangrd No Information has
vet been ainpd r Inc police relative 10 the pareutagc
of mo child. on bv whom 10 was murdered.