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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-11
From the Washington Republic.
TREASURY REPORT.

We learn from the report OF the Secretary
of the Treasury, presented to Congress yes.
terday, that the aggregate receipts for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1859, were
$40, 9,72s,3S6 50, to which is to be added
u balance of SI0,9lI,645 6s, in hand July
i, 1851. The expenditures during the year
amounted to Sl6,o07,s9 90; leaving O
balance at the commencement Of the present
year of 3 4,63a,l36 81.
The receipts of the curreut fiscal year arc
estimated at $5l 800, 900, which added To the
existing balance, will form total of So, ,932, ).
1856 81. The expenditures are computed ut
S6O,o56 86. including S7,l9aa77 a, which
is to be applied to the redemption Of the pub.
lie debt. Ii these calculations be realized.
then, the year will leave an unappropriated
balance of S5,37a,O79 81.
The total means of the following fiscal
year, commencing July ], 1859, are estimated
at $56,572,o79 81, including balance; and
the expenditures at S46,20s,753 60.
The expenditures of the last year embraced
the last instalment due To Mexico under the
treaty Of Guadalupe Hidalgo, g. the payment
Of upwards of $4,ooo,0o0 for.interest, besides
nearly S2,o00,0O0 for the redemption of the
principal of various loans. Deducting these
aud other items Of extraordinary expenditure
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. as.

HoUsE.--A message was received from the
President in reply to a resolution of enquiry,
calling for the names Of officers orthe Treasury,
past and present, who have presented claims
for extra compensation. The message en-
presses the opinion that further Legislation is
necessary to protect the Treasury from unjus,
claims. The message was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Darby introduced a bill which was
passed, granting the right OF way to the st.
Louis Iron Mountain Railroad.
The Mint bill came up, and Mr.. Seymour
resumed his remarks, advocating the bill. Mr..
Brooks followed in answer to Mr.. Chandler,
until the morning hour expired.
The House went into Committee on the
Deficiency Bill, and various amendment:
were adopted, Without dsposing of the bill
the committee rose, and the House ad-
juurned..
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Q,

! SENATE.-The warehouse bill was taker
up debated and postponed until tomorrow
The resolutions in regard to the right Of way
over Tehuun.epec were taken up. Mr.. Downe'
addressed the Senate in favor of the Govern
ment compelling Mexico to rigid adherance
of her pighted luith, under the Carey
grant.
Mr.. Seward got the floor subject was post
poned until Tuesday next.
The Senate then took up the Emigrat
route to Pacific Bill, to which Mr.. Rusk from
special committee, had reported an amend
ment, striking cut all after the enacting
clause, and inserting provision that the
Pres't shall cause to be built, soon as posi-
BILE, railroad and magnetic telegraph line
connecting the valley of the Mississippi with
the Pacific. 1t approprates land and $780,
100000 in per Ct bonds, redeemable in 60
years.
The committee appointed to count the
electoral votes in conjunction with the Sen.
ate committee on Wednesday next.
Mr.. Richardson, from committee on terri
tories, presented bill to organize the terri
tory of Nebraska-referred. ......
The House resumed the consideration oi
the Senate bill amendments to the existing
laws relative to half dollars the quarter the
dime and half dime.
Mr.. Dunham resumed his remarks.
After long debate, without voting, the
House proceeded to the business Of the spea.
ker's table. Concurred in Senate amend
ment bill, granting the right Of way to Mis-
souri, g. Iron Mountain Railroad. Took up
Senate bill granting right of way and dona-
ion oflands to Wisconsin for constructing
certain railroads.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. i.


HoUsE.-Mr. Giddings from the Com
mttee on Territories, reported bill, for the
purpose of considering it on Monday, relating
to California and Oregon settlements.
Referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Durham from the committee of ways
and means, reported bill amendatory of the
acts fixing the value of coins, the intention
of which is to make gold the standard coin o
the country, and render silver subservient tc
it.
After debate the House went into Com.
.mittee OF the Whole on the bill making ap
proprations for the support of the army fol
the next fiscal year. ......
SEyATE.-Mr. Seward presented the petition
of the Legislature of New York relating tt
the imprisonment of the.rMadiai family il
Tuscany for reading the Bible. Read ant
referred TO the committee of Foreigr
Relations.
Also petition in favor Of granting th'
freedom Of conscience to Americans abroad
A petition of John Doherty OF Pennsylvania
was presented, proposing the construction o
Railroad to the Pacific, to construct whicl
the Government shall issue certificates o
deposit, to circulate as currency, and to b.
ultmatcly,redeemed by the profits of the roa
when completed.
A petition was also presented from Ohi
praying the repeal of the Fugitive Slav
Law. ...
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 4,

SESATE.-Petitions presented for tn,
suspension of the Steamboat Law; also fol
giving all engaged in the war OF 1912, grants
of 100 acres of land; also menoria Of the
New York Senate for securing the freedom
of conscience to Americans in foreign lands
Joint resolutions were adopted for both
Houses to meet next Wednesday to count the
vote for President.
The bill passed granting the Niagara and
Lake Ontatio Railroad the right of way
through the Military reservation at For,
Niagara. .,
A bill was presented conveying certain
grants of land, and allowing widows to have
grants to which their husbands were entitled
10.
The Warehouse bill was taken up, debated
and various amendments made, after which il
was passed.
HoUsE,-The resolution for counting the
votes for President on Wednesday next, were
adopted.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 26

The Senate Galleries were thronged in
expectation of Soule's speech. After the
presentation ofvarious petitions the House
bill for the suppression Of frauds in the pros
ecuton Of claims by members of Congress
was taken up, and amended prohibiting exc.
cutive officers prosecuting claims with OIL
without compensation, and bill passed. Cuba
and Monroe doctrine was resumed.
Mr. Sonel addressed the Senate at some
length. Mr.. Cass followed, showing thu
Monroe doctrine was not confined to protes
against the contemplated Intervention of thu
holy alliance. Adjourned.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.-The following
letter will show that Earthquakes and Civi
Wars are not all the calamities they have
to nrovide against in that quarter of the world
eases incident to our own climate, also
find their way there, as will be seen by the
remedy they seek for protection:
VALPARAISO, Chill, s. A., July 90, Is4s.
TO DR.. J. c. Aver, dc,
DEAR SIR: We have the pleasure to re.
port on your shipment Of CHERRY PEcroRAI
to our house, the whole quantity sold, and q
pressing demand for more, which must await
the arrival OF further supplies. Its saccess in
curing diseases Of The lungs, and It's consequent
notoriety, has ercelted any medicine euer useo
in This country. Most of our remedies here
are imported from England, and some of them
are rich and valuable; but no product Of medi.
cal skill from that or any other quarter has
ever won so fully the confidence of our pop
uation as this beautiful preparation Of yours
The article has attracted particular atten-
ton among our most distinguished cuisens
from the fact that General Bulnes, President
OF the Republic, and the highest officer in
the State, was cured of a severe and danger
Gus affection of the lungs, by its use, He
allows us to send his name, and wishes to
add the acknowledgement of gratitude for
his relief. ....
We have the honor to be, sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servants,
EAptnS Aty,pFz a IN -
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The House reconsidered the vote Of yester-
day refusing to lay the Winconsin Railroad
Bill on the table. A motion made to recon-
nit was lost, and the bill went to the Speak.
er's table among the 9th class. House ad-
| jourpcd ... ......
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WAsHIYGroN, Feb. 3

SENATE.-The warehous bill was taken up
debated and postponed.
The bill to reorganise the navy was taken
up. Mr.. Stockton moved 66 amendments
all of which were adopted. The bill was
ordered to be engrossed.
The Pacific Railroad Bill was taken up g.
after a short debate, the Senate adjourned.
oUsE-The bill TO regulate corn was
taken up and debated until the expiration oi
the morning hour, when the House went in
to committee on the Army Bill. After q
short debate the House adjourned.
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Tom ConwIN.-The Boston Bee this speaks
of this StatesmAn. ... Et......

Tom ConwIN.-The Boston Bee this speaks
Of this Statesman . r-..
tom is one of the best of men, and as
able as good. Still there are not wanting
men, and the more especially at Washington,
who improve every opportunity to malign and
befoul him. All who know Tom are we'll
aware that he Is one of natures noblemen,
and one that stands up in pround and chival-
rous manhood" ..|ra g.-..
The New York Tribune thus remarks:
"Any man who is malicious and maleyolent
enough to ussail Tom Corwin, and charge
him with corruption or dishonesty, ought to
have his mouth sewed up The Secretary. is
human, and therefore has his faults; but
man Of nobler nature, or one more quick to
recognize or more prompt to spurn every
suggestion Of dishonesty, don't live. He has
fairly earned aud richly deseryes the sobriQuet
of GLORIOUS Tom Corwip.' May he live 4
thousand years."
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RELIGIONS OF THE WoRLD.--A recent
classification of the inhabitants OF the world
in regard to religion, gives the following re-
suits:
Christians, 2s6 6,OO0,ooO; Jews, 100000;
Mahometans, li6,O0o,Ooo; Idolaters, 4s4,.
600 900. The Idolnters, thus classified
Budhists, 2l5,ooO,oOo; Brahmanists, 1885,
o00, 900; Psgans, l06,O0o,oc0.
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0HrWe have no particular news relative to
the survey of the route for the extension of
the railroad from Marietta to Wheeling.
One of the rumors we have heard makes
the inland route II miles shorter than the
river route, and another that is but about 8
miles shorter WoOdsdeld SPirh.
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our ootuieHt stTNdHts,
CARLOS ALVAREZ a. Co,

II you have Cough or Cold, and wish to
know the most eilectual remedy, see the ad-
vertisement for Organs Pulmonc Waters"
They are very pleasant to the taste, and ef-
fectual-See Adv. For Sale at BEN. Thomas
Store.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
The House took up Private Bills, discussed
two, but without final action, djourned.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
DRs. PAINE & BEERS
OF sam Francisco,

"AvE THE PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE
Il Il that one Of their firm will visit this place
once in two or three months, and will remain
f,r a few days only at II. w. Hubbard's Shas'a
City, who-will receive all orders, and give all
information to the time of their arrival, whsrs
they viii be happy 10 receive all calls in their
profession. Having, during an extensive prae-
tice of fourteen years, made many improve-
ments in the Dental Art and assisted materially
IN bringing it 10 its present high state Of perf,e
ton, they feel warranted in saying 10 all those
wishing Dental operations performed on The
teeth, artificial teeth Inserted, on fine gold
plate, that their work cannot be excelled in ,hs
United States. Terms moderate. Consultations
free.
n. Is. To THE PRoFEssIcN. -FoH SALK.-At
our office, corner of kearney and Commercial
Streets, may be found large assortment of lu-
corrupiable Teeth, Gold and Tin Foil, Dental
Instruments &c. aa9e If
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
CITY DRUG STORE.

Nearly Opposite the Post O6fce Shasta.
% THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES.
~ pectfully inform the citizens of Shasta and
II the public generally, that he has lately
received and keeps constantly on hand n large
assortment OF Drugs, Medicines. Patent Medi-
cines, Perfumery ETC., consisting in part Of lhs
following:
Seidlitz and Yeast Powders, Cream of Tartar,
Tartarc Acid, Soda, Borax, Hops, Osgood's
Choagogue, Pain Killer, Liniments, Jaynes'
Medicines Balls, Townsend's and Sands Sarsa-
parila Thompsen's Eye Water, Patent Pills,
etc, which he offers for sale Wholesale and ..
tail at reasonable prices.
Physicians prescriptions and orders from ad-
jacent settle ments, will be promptly and accu-
rately attended to. C. ROTHE.
marl2 If Druggist and Apothecary
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE

In PERSONS WISHING TO HIRE OR
A<4- purchase frst-rate riding horses OF
mules, are informed that the undersigned al.
ways keep on hand, at their stables, nearly
opposite the ST. Charles Hotel, Main street,
Shasta, a full collection of just such animals and
none others. Indeed, they fatter themselves
that their stock. for elegance of appearance,
travelling condition, powers of locomotion and
endurance, ana other requisites, cannot be sur
passed in this part Of the State.
They are also prepared ut all times. to pur-
chase horses and mules. and persons wishing to
dispose of the same. may do well to give them a
call before selling.
cox & WALSH
Shasta, July l6, 1853. iylsd
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

| CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF
~ Trinity, as. An inqnisition taken for the
People OF the State Of California at the Au.tin
Hotel IN the township Of Weaverville. in said
county OF Trinity, on the third day of Septem-
| Der 1888, 7before me, Jas. VConnor, Coroner in
ana tor sand county, upon The view of the body
OF james sLackey, then and ahere living dead
| upon the oaths of A. Mitchell eG {. PineImkers
T. Walters, A. Sites, John adams F1G Wilsevs !
| }. Sweet, Phillip Winston. e. NJ DoweIl. Rich d,
johnson, +. 8. Mckenzie, and j. X. Smiih-sood
| and lawful men of The said county. who. being
duly sworn on the part Of the people of the State
to enquire into all the circumstances atten-
ding the death of the said James Lackey, and
| by whom the same was produced and in what
manner and when and where, the said James
| Lackey.came to his death, do say, upon their
oath as AFORESAID, that the said James Lackey
came 10 his death the Sd day of September
A. ID. 1853, in the village of Weaverville in said
county of Trinity. between the hours Of nine
and eleven o'clock of said day, by the discharge
OF pistol in the hands of VIM. NJ. Lowe, Sheriff
of said Trinity county, or by the discharge of a
pistol in the hands Of H. J. Seaman. Deputy
Sheriff. aforesaid, in the execution of his Off
cial duties such officer, and drew a Bowie
i knife upon the person of the said II. J. Seaman
and said james Lackey refused to comply with
the request and order of the said sheriff ar his
said deputy, while in the discharge OF their Off
/ cial duties.
Whereupon said officers fredupon said James
Lackey with pistols at different times. while
the said Jas. Lackey had his Bowie knife drawn
us aforesaid, and refusing to yield and give him.
self up 20 the said officers of the law, one of
which said fires of said pistols caused the death
of said james Lackey. And the said Jurors fur
iher sayeupon their eaths, that the said Wm NJ.
Lowe Sheriff of said comfy, and II. J. Seaman
his deputy, are excusable and justified by law
| N II ckey fol
as aforesaid, whereby the death Of said James
| Lnckey caused as aforesaid.
| In witness whereof, we'll the said Coroner
rs the Jurors aforesaid have to this inquisiton
set heir hands and seal on the day of the date
of this inquisiton. aforesaid.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
sMURTLEFF,s DRUG STORE.
Main Street. Shasta,

Man ,S1rect, ShaStd.
z2 CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FROM
AZ Boston and New York, large assortment
zA of Drugs, Paints, Oils, &c. which at
Wholesale will be found cheaper than has ever
before been offered in this market.
full supply of patent medicines, among which
are the following:
Osgood's India Cholagogue Sands Sarsapa-
iilla, Old jacob and S. 2. Townsend's Sarsapa-
rilla. Perry Davis Pain Killer Wistars Bassn
of Wild Cherry, Ayres' Cherry Pectorul, Jaynes'
Expectorani, Hair Tonic and Alternative Thomp.
sons Eye Water, Turlinston's Balsam and God.
freys Cordial
Liniments-Hayes' Mexican Mustang, Hunts
Nerve and Bone, Steersand Liquid ,Opod eldoc.
Pals.-Lee's, Mofat's, Wrights, Brandreths.
Grafenberg's, Jayne's Sanative and Ague Pills.
myl4tf BENZ. SHURTLEFF.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
j. A. RAYMOND.

N7OULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w The public, that he is about to engage in
the business of his profession in Shasta, and from
an experience OF ten years public and private
practice in the Atlantic States large share of
which time he was Surgeon to Public Ho.pi
tai, where he was constantly engaged in sursi-
cal practice, he hopes by strict attention TO
his business, to merit share of public patron
age.
Office on Main street. a few doors below Adj
ans & Co.'S Banking House..
Shasta, May 5, 1853 my7 If
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
sANFRANCIsCons CoLUsAPACKET.

rn, THE well known Steamer
-Ezsz.zcEEs=1ss ORIENT, A. D. CARPESTrR, Mas
Ter viii leave San Francisco every Monday and
thursday evening, for Colusa; returning. will
ieuve Coinsa for. San Francisco every .Wednes-
day and Saturday morning.
ihe ORIENT has reeenrly undesg gone thorough
repairs, and Tor eentort and safety, both for
passengers and freight, is not excelled by any
boat IN the trade.
AGENTs.-F. SLEEPER
Clay Street Wharf, San Franciscoi
CHARLES SPALDiNG.
auo7 I'm Colusa
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

WYE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
w the citizens and Merchants of Shasta,
and the surrounding country, that we have open
ell in this place branch of our San Francisco
and Sacramento houses, now three years estab-
lished. and will, at all times, keep ON hand, a
a complete stock of
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
81 al articles usr: IT, Lcr. in anc..ablisimcnt
like ours, which we will SELL wholesale a1d re-
tail, at prices low any other house.
Store next door below Rhodes & Lusk's Ex-
press Office.
GREENWOOD, NEWBAUER & co.
Shasta, July Is, 1853. iy16 3m
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
RANCmING. RANCmING:.

, THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW
S prepared to receive and ranch stock at
AAxsAkss Lake Ranch, twelve miles from Shasta
at the usual rates. This ranch is well known to
be unsurpassed for good grass and wafer and
those persons leaving stock with US may depend
upon its receiving the same care as our own
All stock will be ranched at the risk of the
owner, unless otherwise specially agreed upon.
jy23tf MOODY & WOOD.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
RKICKER A. McLAUGULIN.

81 DRs. J. BRlCKER & Z. b. MCLAUGHLIN
~ respectfully inform the citizens of Shasta
90 and vicinity, that they have this day
formed co-partnership as Physicians aud Sur
seons, and will give prompt attention to all med
ical and surgical business entrusted to their
care, Office al the City Drug Store, where THEY
may be found when not absent on Professional
calls. milo If
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
CHURCH 4 MIX,
Red Riufla.

Rco niuNss
HPEER FOR SALE AT RED BLUFFS
~ Hardware, Crockery. Tinware, Shnvels
Picks, Locks. Screws, Bolts, and splendid lo
OF Nails of all sizes
10 lovers of prime article of Liquors or Sc
sars we offer the following:
10 cases.of 40 Gin.
100 gallons superior Brandy.
100 Xxx Bourbon Whisky.
10 cases Absynihe and Lnissee, French
and German.
20 cases Liquors, Assorted
10 :" Pinet. Castillion & Co. Brandy
10 baskets Hedsick Champagne.
cases Holande Cnracco.
10 !" assorted French Syrups.
10 NJ Superior Regalia Cigars
" Cilindradoo Pure Leaf Cigars
" Havana Plantation Cigars
CHURCH & MIX,
ane6 1t Red Bluffs.
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
TODD a. JONES
Opposite Adams g. Co.'S Express, Shasta

Il Il Store, are now receiving large and well
selected assortment of goods adapted to this
market, among which may be found
oH0 burreIs Haxall and Gallego Flour
l500 lbs prepared Chill Peaches in boxes
5000 '' Beans.
20 bbk. Dried Apples.
Hams. Pork, and Side Bacon.
Cod Fish and Mackerel
100 boxes Indian and Margcaux Claret.
doz. cane bottom chairs.
China and Carolina Rice.
Butter, Lard. Lamp Oil.
Together with general assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing. Boots. Shoes. Liquors. Mining
Turlrmen's. &c. all of which will be offered
on the most favorable terms.
aue6 1t
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
Cigars, Tobacce, Fru
M. JACOBSON & CO.,

M. JACOBSON & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Clothing,
DOOTS, SHOES, QUEENSWARE. HARD,
ID ware, Looking Glasses, Playing Cards, &c.
&c. Messrs. jacobson & Co. would inform the
public of Shasta and the surrounding country
generally, that they have again rebuilt on the
old stand adjoining the St. Charles, and are now
prepared to accommodate their friends with all
articles in their line on the most moderate
terms.
Shasta, July 2. If
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10

ar JOHN G. TRIMBLE, formerly of Pres
~ tonsbursh, Ky. Mr.. Trimble, when last
heard from. on Wolf Bar, on Salmon creek,
twelve miles from klamath river Klamath coun-
ty. Shnnld this meet the eye of Mr.. Trimble,
he Will please communicate Immediately with
his friends. ANY information of Mr.. Trimble.
transmitted to this office. to A. G. May, Au-
burn. Cal. will be gratefully received.
anl3 lmcph
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
WASHINGTON MARKET.

ee,THE SUBSCRIBERS, SINCE
NV the late fire, have reftted lhe kS2A%
4AA<sAex above market at the old stand saA..jsA
on Main street, where they may be found at all
times ready to wait upon their friends and the
public generally. Their
NEAT MARKET
will be supplied with all the variety The conn
try affords. They receiving daily supplies
of vegetables from the Lawson Ranch Also, /.
general variety of
FAMILY PROVISIONS
liberal share of public patronage j. respect
fully solicited.
MAYER & PONIROY.
Shasta, July l6, 1853. iy16tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-09-10
Ready Made Clething,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the estate
N of John H.. Wheeler deceased, are requlr-
ed to exhibit them, with the necessary vouci'-
.r. within ten months after the date of this no.
tice. to .the undersigned. they will be forever
barred. WM. ~, ncAO,
Aug. %, ls53-aua7 AZ Administrator.