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The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
Paciac Expre,. Compnuy.

In the hustle attendant upon the arrival of an
eastern mail, this Express Company did not for
get us. They in addition TO the daily delivery
OF California papers, furnished US bountifully
with eastern news, during the past week.
This Express was first on hand with the Ma
rysville Herald, bringing the intelligence of the
explosion of the Belle.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
Fail Par.iealar. Of tho Explo.iea.

I've are Indebted 10 Mr. John Clancy, who
cume passenger on the Gov. Dana, last evening,
fDt the following particulars Of the disaster:
The stenmer Belle for Colnsi aud Red Bluffs,
when about half way between Fremont and Sac,
rsmehto. exploded with terrific crash, blowing
the after part of the boat to atoms, nnd all the
passehgers who were within range were more
or less injured Several wete killed outright.
while others were ebiuwnosetboard and drowned.
others still buried beneath The mass of ruins,
with their necks. legs. and arms broken, pre-
sehihg ah awful sight 10 behold. The little
steamer General Re,ldigton was -pnssing down
about five minutes after the uccurreuce, and was
instrumental in saving snfne lives. The Cap
taiu, Mate, Clerk were all killed, and their bodies
conveyed 10 Sacramento on board the Gen. ked.
dington. A number CT the dying were carried
on shore, on litters and the passengers for Ma.
rysville, by the Gov. Dana rendered them all
the assistance in their power. dressed their
wounds built fires, and erected canvass tent
over them, making them comfortable as they
possibly could. II was heartrending to hear the
moans of the dying; large powerful man
just expired after being carried on shore. 1t
was said he was watchman OF the boat; he pre-
senied an awful sight his head and face were
horribly bruised, and his writings wond send
thrill through the strongest nerves. Another
had bis face scalped as If with razor or other
sharp instrument, while others had their legs
and arms badly broken. Altogether it was a
sight that one would never wish to witness a
second lime.
The number of killed and drowned is I'M
known, as the tickets were not collected at the
time, but from the fact that at least threefourhs
Of the steamer was blown up and broken 10
pieces, il is supposed that great number must
have perished. There were several of the pas
sengers and deck hands aft, who escaped nnin-
iured; but 10 prove the uncertainty Of life, there
one man who was entirely aft when the
boiler exploded. but fragment few and killed
him instantly, cutting him completely across.
There were three or fonr of The passengers
of the Uucle Sam on board, one of whom was
killed. A yonng man who was with him. and
supposed to be near relative cried most pit
eously.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

B We learn from Mr.. Brastow Of the Ex-
press firm Of IIorsley, & Brastow that ON Sun
day last, Elias Graham shot John Naples. 1t
occurred at IIamblin s. Draper's store. OH the
south fork of SCOTS River in Siskiyou County.
The weapon used was rifle. and the cause, a
drunken quarrel. Graham made his escape and
had not been taken ut last advices
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

We were grafiied to learn that our Sher-
n collected something considerable from the
Chinese few days since for taxes. The amount
We did not learn. = no report has yet been
made TO The Treasurer, The time NOT having ar.
rived for him 70 DO 80.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

TEAPERAscE.-There will be lecture on thi.
subject in the Church on Wednesday night, al
will be seen from a notice in the columns Of THU
paper. Efforts will be made to have addresses
frequently delivered through the Winter and
Spring.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

CoURT OF SEssIoSs,-This Court met on Mon
day morning last, and empannelled Grand Ju-
ry for the term. No other business has yet been
done, but the Grand Jury has no doubt, chalked
out work for Them
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B The Democratic National Committee
have fixed upon the first Monday in June at Gin
cinnati for the holding Of the National Conven-
ton.
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w Mr. A. D. Carpenter at Red Bluffs. is au.
ihorized to receive subscriptions and ADVERTISE
menls for this office, and receipt therefor
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MARRIED.

On Wednesday, Jahnufy od, by Rev. Mir R;,.
ierman, MIR. Louis Goldstane. of Shasta Calf.
ti'ai To Miss Amelia Philips Of New York city.
Ffhm TINT day forth, In peace and iovab, ti;..
May you lise long together without definite
nor ptitaie Jars. iiUt spite Of eHeinigs
Shake the assurance of your happy stale
SAN.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

I An editor remarks that some one has
written on the art OF making one happy
without money, and says he is in excellent con-
dition 10 be experimental nd
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rskar6 af sa.crtissrs.

This BODY were in session for few dnys this
week, and transacted great amount Of business
There W ere accounts allowed which in the aS-
gregate amounted to Four Thousand Nine Hun
dred and Fifteen Dollars portion OF which,
however, was for Hospital indebtedness and
will be paid outof special tax. so that it will nal
swell the general Indebtedness Of the County as
might be supposed at first sight, 10 the full
amount appropriated
The keeping of prisoners at the Jail has been
heavy item of expense, but with improving
morals in the community. it is to be hoped this
heavy item OF expense will be greatly dectehsed
A number of Ferry and Bridge license, were
granted, only of which, we believe, was
contested. That was in the case OF an aprlica
ton made by Ludwig s. Guth to keep Toll
Bridge across Cottonwood at a point where the
road to Telama via Briggsvile crosses Cotton
wood creek. Aiessrs. Mullis s. Ruff clamed
that they were the owners of the land on both
sides Of Cottonwood, and that they had not suf
ficient notice of this application, besides that
they being the owners of the land had the first
right to erect the Bridge. The Board though,
that the title of AIulis s. Ruff was iachoate, and
consequently refused them the privilege, and
granted it to The petitioners.
Col VIM. Magee, Of Shasta, was appointed
Road Superintendent for the Shasta precinct. A
very good appointment. as the improved condi-
ton of The road into Shasta will shortly show.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

GRAsD JuRr.-Up to Friday evening eleven
billshave been found by this body, and the I" con
servators Of the public peace are still in session
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

Y The Advertising Agency of l.. p. Fisher
has been removed 20 the Iron Building oppo
site the Pacific Express Office, mp stairs, Sau
Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

CATTLE SrEALING.-Two men were arrested
on Thursday night in Shasta, on the charge of
having stolen and sold the cattle. The sale was
made some four weeks since. and upon their
appearance here on Thursday night, they were
arrested. Their story is, that in driving up their
drove, an OK may have got among their cattle,
and allege that If such be the fact, they arc will
ling TO pay tor it. 1t is said however, that sew
eral of the cattle sold were the properly of 9TH
ers, and can be identified. If so, they were cer-
tainly very bold in returning to the of their
former guilt. There are said to be many very
suspicious circumstances attending their con-
duct, one of which is, that they gave name
in selin g horse, and another in selling the
cattle. But ms the matter will undergo the scru-
tiny of legal investigation. and the facts wi i'll
be fully brought to light, we forbear giving, for
the present, the names Of the parties. or all tire
reports in circulation about the affair.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
EAGLE HOTEL.

TIME ABOVE HOTEL, has just been refited
Il and opened by Messrs. Maharg & Brother,
formerly from San Francisco. Having been en-
gagged III the Hotel business for long time, they
Halter themselves that they are capable OF cab
ductlng first class Hotel, aud solicit fair share
OF patI onage.
This Hotel is better calculated TO entertain
families then any other in the town. The rooms
and upper portion of the Hotel. will be under
the immediate supervision of Mrs. Alaharg.
THE TABLE.
No expense or trouble will be spared TO pro-
cure the best the markets afford.
THE BAR,
Will at all times be supplied with the best OF Liq-
uors from San Francisco.
The terms will be liberal as at any first class
Hotel in the Northern country.
w A. MAHARG.
JOHN MAHARG.
Shasta, February .. S56. II
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

sentiment not to be appalled,
corrupted or compromised 1t knors no bnseness
IL corers 10 no danger; IL oppresses no readiness
Destructive only of despotism. 1t is the sole con
serrafor Of liberty, labor and property. htskhs
sentiment Of Freedom Of equal rights. Of eqna
o5ligafious-the iar Of nature perrading the lar
rf the land.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09


HOSPITAL FuSD.-When we noticed the pro-
priety ot levying head tax, for the purpose Of
creating Hospital fund. we did not know that
the County Physician would recommend it to
the Supervisors of the County, and request that
they, petition the Legislature ON that subject.
Tlfis however, he has done, as viii be seen
by his report, and the Board Of Supervisors with
that promptness and regard for the interests oil
the people which they always show, have rec.
commended it, and petitioned the Legislature fol
the privilege of taxing each male inhabitant two
dollars, for the support of the sick. 1t viii GER
tainly become law, and we all have reason to
rejoice that the INDECENT as well as the wealthy
will be properly cared for, when suffering from
disease. Who will not cheerfully give two dol
lars for such purposei
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

DEMOCRATS OF SHAsTA.-Who is Chairman Of
the Democratic County Committed Why is not
a convention called, TO elect Delegates to meet
IN Sacramento the 5ih of March, to send Del
egates TO the National Convention at Cncin-
natl If the chairman of the County Commit
tee will not act, let the people in their respec-
tive precincts send delegates 10 the County Con-
vention, and let Saturday week, be the time
and Shasta the place for the County Convention.
Friends In the country, what say you The
kye Eyes have long since elected their dele
gates 10 the National Ledge.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

Weiis, Fargo & Co.'S Express.
Have furnished Us with files of Bay and Sac.
ramento papers, from time to time during the
week.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

Rhodes & Whitney,. Exprsss;
These gentlemen have favored us with con.s
of the Yfeka Herald, and Tfitily papefs. Ws
other favors .lurino the w..t
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

The following is the paper marked B, referred
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09
Lumber for Sale.

T.. c. S SELDEN.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-09

Rev. M. Kellogg. Congregation
will hereafter meet by invitation, in the NJ. E.
Church. Service every Sabbath at / A. NJ
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9rDBten 8prt6t 9epaI1en unb ~9e9l6ttet. Serrens Semben unb
8ra9en wer6cn mad benz neuefer Datente ~geppGitet unb SEM
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@retet tam man 1T etnt9en Stunben gema I6en un6 g~e9ldftet
befpnmen IN SIR. 9 Q8et89alttmpre.Str.
81. q. &bams @i8entbi1ner.
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9anOsert6t 8ulmba4, 8Gntgr. 9a9ern. Die Mar9aretb fam
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an bic Wtarte gEr etnent .Sabr an 6em iel6en 9anbun9splage.
Die unter3ei8nete wlni9t BEN &~ufent1alt lebnltGit Su iptfen
untsr Der Aprefe: SPhn S6ubert, 6pQtpap9dburgb
Slatr Co., ga.
22a1p @targ. CURT, perebet. SCHUBERT.