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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-05-05
Notice Of Dissolution.

TYNHE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the name and style
Of Cater Martin is this day dissolved by mutu-
al consent Persons indebted to the concern will
make payment to Vincent F. Martini and persons
holding demands against the same will present
them to him for payment.
V. F. MARTIN.
April s, 1870 Al
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-05-05
new FIRM! new GOODS
WILSON & REED

DEG to announce that they are now opening an
I'D entirely new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Which they have purchased at astonishingly low
figures, and are willing to sell at short profits
They have complete assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery,
And in fact everything usually kept in a retail
store, but particular attention is invited to the
stock of Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Cloths and Cassimeres for Gents and Furnishing
Goods in every variety. We will sell
STRICTLY FOR CASH,
Or will barter goods for Country Produce. We
are located at McCully's we'll known Corner, and
will be pleased to receive our friends and endeav-
or 10 suit them in goods and prices.
JAMES WILSON,
]: P. REED, Jr.
March "a, 1870. SO 8m
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

CALIFORNIA SILK.-The silk manufac-
turers are looking forward to the time
when raw silk can be obtained from Cali
fornia equal to their demands. The speci
mems already obtained from California
cocaons are pronounced by experienced
manufacturers as equal to the best silk of
In liza or Japan, the fiber being very strong
and fine, free from Impurities, and remark
ably smooth and glossy. The difficulty
hitherto has been in getting proper mach
inery for reeling the ocoons in the districts
where they are grown. When that diff
Guilty is removed, as it is in fair way to
be, the silk growers and the small colony
Of silk manufacturers in the country look
forward to bountiful haryest-Berln
Advertiser
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

The PEKIS MAssACRE.-Tbe reptuted
massacre of Christians by the Chinese at
Pekin is fully confirmed. The slaughter is
represented to have been dreadful neither
age nor sex were spared. and several bodies
were burned in the houses. The unhappy
victims were principally French. The Chi
nese advocates in the United States, who are
fond of exioliing the peaceful and lamb like
disposition of this people, had better make a
note oft. They NAV have, as the Sacramento
Uni0n says, "a civilization several Thousand
years old, dating back farther even than our
own." but this act of atrocity resembles very
much the deeds of the . noble red men" of
the forest. We think experience will demon
strate that they are a barbarous people with
barbarian instincts, not u whit superior in
humanity or re6nemet I to the Sepoys of
India. We take no delight in disparsging
any race or class of peope-but when the
Chinese are held up in the Atlantic States,
by those desiring their EN-; grafton t. that
section. "a examples of all the cardinal vir.
tues, we think it but right that the people
should be made acquainted with their true
character George Francis Train For instance
writes such bosh as this: The Chinese are
sfe- most honest people in the world. ," "A
Chinaman's word is as gond az his bond"
when the Chinese are pre-eminently notorious
among all having any knowledge of their
character for the vices of lying and ste ealing.
i Vallejo Record (Republican.)
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30
NOTICED.
CEcTIoN FIRST OF THE LITlGANT LAI
~ reads as folloHS:

CEcTIoN FIRST OF TIE lITlGANT LAW
y reads as follow5:
II shall be the duty of each District Judge. with
n thirty days after tie passage OF this Act TO des
ignate. By order fled, newspaper in each county
within MS jurisdiction in which shall be published
all Judicial and legal advertising for said county.
In compliance with the foregoing provision.
Han. A. NJ. Roshorough. Judge Of the 9th judicial
District. by order duly fled in the Clerks Office Of
siskiyou county, designated the SHASTA COURIER
the legal paper for Shasta county.
Section Second of the Law further reads
When the proprietors of newspaper S desig
mated shall file written stipulation. accepting the
conditions of this Act. with bonds in the sum of
five thousand dollars (S5,00N), with good and suf
Client sureie. to be approved by the District Judge
Tor the faithful performance of the legal and Judi
cial advertising of their county, and TO make good
'ay loss or damage which may aceure from q fall
are to perform said advertising properly, the Dis
trict Judge shall designate said newspaper as the
medium in which ali judicial and legal advertising
of said county shall be published during the term
for which he was elected.
We having complied with the demands of Section
Second. Hon. A. u. Roshorough, at the June term
of the District Court, in and for Shasta County.
duly approved our bond xad made the final order
appointing the couRrER as the legal advertising
medium for said County, whiah order IS row in
full force and effect.
The rates of advertising fixed by law. for all ad
vertising coming within provisions OF the Act. are
as follows
One dollar aud fifty cents per square for the first
insertion, dollar for each additional insertion
up TO four. ard thirty five cents for each subse-
quent insertion.
An legal advertising must be paid for in nd
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30
BIsMARoK's OpIyIox or rgr .,,.a.

BISMARCK OPINION OF THE AMERI.
CAN GovERNMENT.-Llppincott's Magaz-
inc has the following:
Bismarck himself publicly declared his
conviction that popular representation. as
exemplifed in the United States, was the
only sure and permanent foundation on
which the governing system of great
people could rest. 1t is a remarkable and
significant thing that Bismarck, who had
so long been regarded by Englishmen as a
living symbol Of the most logged and
unconpromising T'ryism. should come to
receive as ne did, the public and cordial
thanks of the English Reform League
(then the most radical organization in
England, composed of men who regard
John Bright as slow and Conservative for
his fundamental principal of free govern
ment. presume We may take Bismarck's $
own word for it, that he had learned his
great lesson in the art of government from
the teachings OF the American war. The
echo of Appomattox rolled along the Rhine,
the Elbe, the Spree and the Danube.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

SEEEP HERDERS TAKE NoTIcE.-At
the last Sc sion of the Legislature our
Assenoleman secured the passage of an
act for this county which provides that " it
shall not be lawful for any person CT per-
sons, owning or having charge Of any sheep,
10 herd the same on any unoceupied lands
Of this State or the United States, where
such herding may cause injury or incon-
venience tt actual settlers residing contig
uous to such lands, who have horses or
cattle ranging on such unoccupied lands,
and for 4 violation Of this provision the
penalties of section two of the original act,
to which this is amendatory, shall apply"
This act is decidedly sweeping in its pro
visions ana practically prohibits the herd
ing Of sheep in this county, except on lands
owned or occupied by the owners of sheep.
Of course that provision referring to United
States lands would be held void and of no
effect if tested in the courts, as the State
Legislature has no authority to place re,
strictions OF any Kind upon the use or occu-
patton Of Government land But as the
matter now stands sheep herders had better
make themselves scarce in this county
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

The State Board of Education have
adopted Robinson's arithmetic and Nc
Gutfeys reader, and ordered them to take
the place in all the public schools of the
State of all others, on January lst, 1870.
The book sharps have carried their point,
and the parents of poor children are to be
6eeeed out Of $4,000 clean cash within
IA year, for the benefit of these rich book
makers 1t is shame and scandal that
this should be so at this time; or at any
time; but tie powers that be, are omnipot-
ent, and what care they for the poverty or
oppression of the people, if they eau, by
their acts, benefit the already overgorged.
Il Sacramento Bee.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

UPPER SAcRAMENTo.-On Tuesday.
W. H.: .Gooeh, the most wide awake and
enterprsng man residing on the Upper
Sacramento, came laundering into town
with his wagon and team, in style that
led some to suppose that the French and
Prussian war had been transferred to the
L. S., and that the first dis ision of Prussian
flying artillery had arrived, and the slaugh
ter of the French would immediately CON-
mence- But this supposit on was dissipa
ted when the cloud of dust cleared away
and Gooch was found in command. The
Cnl y extensive raid he made was upon
the wholesale and retail establishment of
D. We'll & Bro, and he paid the gold dust
for all he got there. Gooch is at liberty
to g invade" the town whenever he pleases.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

CARRIED rue DAr.-fhe Irish Democracy
Of San Francisco have carried the primaries
aud will make the ti;ket for the Cha ter
Eiecti'n. a telegram says, that they
routed the Chivalrv' We hardly know
what tais means. unless the Irish War De
m lcrlcy ittend To co llese with the Repub
icaus rnat can hardly he correct. because
the Irish Re ub leans and Irish War Demo-
Gratis do not rympath'ze lat all, ut all."-
Tne Work u .men's element have carried the
primaries, aud we wait to see now they get
along with the regular Democratic urg4ni1a-
tiou MarvSliile Standard.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30
counties.

LAND OFFIcE.-Johhson' bill creating
new Land Office to include Shasta, Trim
ity an Siskiyou, and fixing the office at
Shasta, has actually become law, aud the
office will probably be opened for business
in about three months. johnson, Sargent
and Cole deserve especial credit for their
efforts in securing the formation of this
much needed district We understand
that there are numberof applicants for
the positions Of Register and Receiver,
some Of them being non-residents of the
district.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

HALT.-Bates and his party of r. R.
surveyors, after finding very rough route
up North Cow Greek, have come to at least
t mporary halt in the neishborhood of
Round Mountain, and it IS the general
suppos.tion that no road can ever be con-
structed 70 Pit River via. either Cow Creek
or Oak Run. At last accounts Bates had
started out to see what the chances were
for finding another route to Burney Valley
tron-a starting point about twenty miles
east OF MlllVille. 1t is our opinion that
in order to obtain good route to the Val
leys of Pit River, the surveys will have to
commence either in Butte or Tehama
counties.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30
FARoclous srrER.-On the 10Th inst

FERocIoUs SrEER.-On the 10Th inst
a teamster by the name of Kise was walk
ing alongside of his freight wagon on the
road near Bells Bridge, when he was sud
denly attacked by large and ferocious
Spanish steer. Before Kise could get out
of the way, the savage animal madea plunge
ct him, caught him OF its horns. tossed
him mp into the air, and let him fall to the
earth. The steer then paved and attempt
ed to gore the PROSTATE and almost insensi-
BILE teamster for several minutes, but did
not succeed in killing him before relief
came to hand. The steer appeared to have
become excited and maddened at the team
ster's red-colored wagon, but all such an.
inals should find their way into the slaugh
ter yard without delay.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

We are confident when the Sacramento
river route is thoroughly examined BY the
railroad men. in reference to the timber and
AGRICULTURAL lands. that they will find It the
most valuable as we'll AS tie most practic BILE
route TO build railroad. There are millions
Of acres Of the finest timber lands in Sski-
Won and Shasta counties to be found on the
coast. which when cleared Of the timber can
he available for fine earms. such as are far
.unerior to the alkali and sage brush plains
VIA the Pit river route.-Yreka Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

Napoleon said to the South German
States: Il war not on Germany, but on
Prussia" and then demanded that the
South German States should declare, in
twenty-tour hours, whether they would
TT main neutral or not; and as if in answer
to this, Germany says: I'VE war not on
France but on Napoleon, and nothing less
than the expulsion of his family from
France will satisfy US
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30
FEELS GRlEvEp,-Ths Sacramento Unior

FEELS GRIEvEp.-The Sacramento Union
,,a1es wroth because the Senate of the United
States denied Cinnamon the right of citizen
shin The Union assisted in electing Haight
Governor of California and is bound To vin-
d;cate the record he made when he offered a
resolution at public meeting, regarding
v;,b ,leasure the presence of great numbers
Of these people among US" Styling them
:. our elder brethren etc. The Union speaks
for Haight and the Democracy, not :he Re-
nnblicans.-fElko (Nev.) Chronicle.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

A genuine Yankee at Lisbon, CT, want
ing to put waterpipe through drain
several feet below tt e surface without dig
ging up tie drain, tied string to a ats
leg, thrust her into one end of the drain,
and giving terrible "scdt.l' the feline
quickly appeared at the other end. The
pipe was drawn through the drain by
means of the line, and an expense of ten
dollars saved by the operation.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

MORE SHowS.-Last week the Fat
Gal Show came into town, but failed to
create sensation, whereupcn the propri,-
tor became hugely dissnsted and drove on
through without exhibiting anything more
than very bad temper. The boss cussed
the SiskiJou officials as a set Of id half
starved tax-grabbers," and swore that one
of the officials connected with the CITY
Government" OF Yreka actually stole the
Fat Gals garters and then offered to sell
them back to her for 50 80 and show
ticket The Snowman was evidently pref
udiced against Yreka.
On Monday evening Carl Bosco the
greatest wizard in the world appeared
at Armory Hall to give an exhibition, but
failed to secure an audience until his agent
went out on the streets and announced a
free show" when the hall filled up in
short order. In fact our heaviest capitalists
turned out and patronized the magician
quite freely, after his agent commenced to
distribute free tickets Hoping to get even
on Monday evening, Bosco remained over
Tuesday night and gave another exhibition
but his audience was small.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

A Young lady who has beautiful little
foot, but large ankle, recently went into
boot and shoe store in a certain Iowa town,
to purchase u pair of CATERS. The polite
clerk was of foreign birth and had not yet
acquired he best use of words. He measured
the foot and so far forgot himself as to re.
mark: Madam. you have one beautiful
foot hut your leg commence too Immediately"
The young lady blushed. but was compelled
to admis that the salesman spoke to the point.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

SouTH FnRK-We learn fran JOS. Denny,
of Ia llna q. thai company is about being
urganlzed at South Fork and Calahan's to
work The bed Of the SOUTH Fork of Scott
river. above Callahan's, by putting in bed
rock fume. The expense of such an under
taking is estimated at about eight or ten
thousand collars, and the utmost confidence
is felt thar it cannot fail to prove successful
enterprise. .-Yreka journal.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

The Board OF Supervisors OF FL Dorado
county have adopted the plan of buying up
toll roads in different portions of the county,
and making them free public highways.
This is done py saving up the money in
the several Township Road Funds, as far
as possible, aud then drawi & from these
funds to pay purchase money on these
r,.ds
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

THE dogma of infalibility was adopted
in the Gcumenical Council by vote of
$50 for, 81 against, and 66 conditional.
Ofthose opposed, 25 were from France,
26 from the United States, and the balance
from England and Germany.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

THANKs--W hile pulling away at til e
press last week, with the thermometer mark
ing about 1909, we received a pitcher of
ice cool lemonade bearing the label of the
Bee Hive Saloon 1t was fully appreciated.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

SHOULD you want good cool drink of
Lemonade or any other ice drinks, call at
the Bee Hive Saloon opposite the Court
House Mcdonald keeps on hand plenty
nR ice
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30
REFUSED FROM PRINcIpLE-We le

REFUSED FROM PRINCIpLE.-We learn
that a quantity Of boots and shoes made by
Chinese labor were recently taken to the
finn Of Sullivan and Sweeny dealers in
boots aad SHOES at number rs Third street,
to be sold on commission, but these gen
tiemen thinking that if they received this
stock of goods. they would be encour ging
Mongolian labor refused to accept the
offer made them If all dealers would act
in like manner, white labor would soon
be properly rewarded, and these pestilentiat
creatures would be obliged to seek a new
field iot labor. -[;'an Francisco Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

New PAPER.-A Skillman, and man
named Mckenzie, have started new paper
called the Eureka Sentinel, at Eureka
District, Lander county. Nevada.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

THAT ENEMY OF MANKIND, Consumption
can be cured; but it is far better to prevent
the cruel disease from fastening itself on the
system, by the timely use of remedy such
as DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
affords,
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

IT il rumored that the UUinn Pacific Rail
road Conn any have leased one of the slate
quarries in the vicinity of Chertyyile,
Northampton county, Pa, from which they
intend TO prncure slate to roof such portions
of their track as require protection from the
snow
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

Tue ApPEAL.-Capt Fuller, agent for
the Narysville Appeal spent several days
tits week in eanvassing for subscribers in
this county, and We understand that he
met with very good success. The Appeal
has quite respectable circulation in the
county, and we hope it may constantly in
crease. Its good aper.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

New Albany, Ind, has young lady
fifteen years of age, who advertises for a
situation to teach three languages, and s
wiling to assist in doing the housework
in the families where she teaches.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

DESIRABLE KIND.-Several years ago
Mr.. Erastus Wagner, of Clover Creek,
received from the Department of Agricul-
ture at Washington, a pint of wheat of some
foreign variety. Mr.. Wagner carefully
planted this wheat, aud at the third harvest
found it.had increased to one hundred and
sixty bushels. The great superiority of
this wheat over the ordinary varieties con-
sis.s, in the fact that it is more hardy and
ripeus fully two weeks earlier, thus matur-
ing before the~ssses-et-drouth usually sets
10. Our farmers generally shonld endeav-
or TO secure some OF this wheat for seed.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

A CUsroMER-One evening this week
a slab-sided speein en- Of humanity, entered
the Empire Hotel, and walking up to the
bar, called for drink. Ed. Baldwin.
icht-watehman, set decanter Of whisky
and glass out to the stranger and he pro-
ceeded to fill the glass nearly full Of liquor.
Thinking that the stranger was inclined to
go it rather strong, Ed informed him that
the Empire was two bit house and that
he would have to pay that amount per
drink -0nhearing this the stranger poured
about teaspoonful Of the liquor back into
the decanter, remarked that as the price
was so high he guessed he would only take
a bits worth, swallowed the liquid, laid
down ten cent piece and retired, Ed.
has his opinion of that chap, you know.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

DRYING UP.-Many of the springs and
creeks in this county which usually afford
water all he year, have entirely dried up
this season, and we are informed that Cot
torwood, opposite Janesville, has ceased 20
be running stream.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

CIRcus.-Thc Overland Circus exhibit
ed here on Wednesday evening to large
aulience and gave perfect satisfaction.
The Overland is the best show that ever
appeared here, and John Wilson is the
prince Of California showmen.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

TIE WAR-No important engagement
has yet taken place between the French
and Prussians, but a battle is daily expect
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

A GIRL near Dayton (Ohic), recently won
a bonnet, by throwing her father twice out
Of three times in a wrestling match.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

Capt. lChas Anderson has thrown the
German nag to the breeze, and bid defiance
10 the Emperor of the French.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

EoGs are scarce in Sacramento. The hens
seem d Horalized. and regardless of their
duties to their country.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30
Particular. Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT PAR
" tics who delinquent on Poll OF Hospital
Tax for 1879 will be allowed until the f-llowiHg
dates to pay the amounts due from each
which amounts may be paid to the following named
person. at the places mention
Mi!lvillo. Aug. s b. Nheatly and Anklin; Single
town, -Aag jth, Wm Davis; Buckeye 4 Churn-
town, Au- 5th, Myers and Hull WLiskytoW
Frenc' tiuich. Aug. 9Th Blair and Plumb Belle
Bridge 4 }. Forstvrs. Aug. 6th, Bell and Forster;
Roariu- River i GAINESVILLE. Aug 9TH, Cushing
and Rci 5au ; Eagle Greek & Bald Hills. Aug. 9th,
Jones aud tieary; Middle Fork Cottonwood. Aug.
;;rd john Parks Slate Greek L Portuguese Fla. t
Jnly 3ist G.och and r. PITT, + ort Crook July
3lst, 6. L Carmen.
THOMAS GREENE.
SHASTA, Jul} 9th, 1870.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30
RIlR
ED.

BORN.
At Shasta. July l7th, the wife of E, Dobrowsk
of daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30
"ANTICD.

VEVHE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO OBJ
tain an apprentice to learn the blacksmith
traie stout and healthy boy between l6 and
20 years of age wanted. No boy raised in band
box need apply.
SAMUEL ISAACKS.
Shasta. July 30th, 1870
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-30

At Janesville. July 18th, John Brown, sged 40
years.
Deceased was a native of Pennsylvania, came
to this country shortly after the discovery of gold
and finally settled permanently in Shasta county,
where he leaves many friends to mourn his death.
At Fnrbestown, J uly 18th, Franz Ludwig, aged
about As wears:
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-06-18
HOme-NIade Clothing.

Mr.. Jos. Bloch, Of the firm of Bloch &
Dupr6, being unable to obtain sufficient
labor here TO Ell the large number Of or
ders left at their Clothing Mandatory es-
lishment, has gone.to New Orleans for the
purposesof supplying that want.
Messrs. Bloch 3 Duprss are energetic and
enterprising merchants. They endeavor to
assist and supply the planters and public
on liberal terms, wisely knowing that their
ewn prosperity is bound up ia that Of the
Parish at large.
They are deserving Of patronage and We
arc glad 10 zee this evidence Of the success
EITHER new enterprise, and Of their pros
perity. The money expended for clothing
at their establishment, viii circulate and
pass through several hands here, assist
individuals and families ID gaining their
livelihood, and enlarge the general business
Of the place while, il buying ready-made
clothing which IL nearly always inferior,
Che money il Indirectly paid 10 the foreign
manufactures.
We knew In 10 Be 10 our interest.
ind beIieys Il our duty, to encourage, and
support 80 far IS We can, this new enter
prise.