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at this suspicious day. The whole race was cxter-
minated by spanish oppression IN all the Antilles.

Tho Treaty with 81. Observation-Disclosures Ar
rnnsemens--secret Service SALARY for Presi-
dent Bacx-Arms and Ammunition.
ST. THOMAS Dec. 10, 1889.
As your other correspondent win inform you, Pre-
sident Baez has leased the pay OF SANTANA to the
United States on the following terms:-The lease to
be for term OF lfty years, at $4,000 per annnm,
and President Baez to receive for hts own personA
use and emoIument the sum OF $4,000 per annum
NJ secret service money. the same to be paid him
wherever he may be. The FIRST YEARS. rent OF tho
bay mas been paid. and on tho 9th inst the United
States col0rs were hoisted at Cul0 Caveneiro and
wore saiuted by the war steamer Albany. i y also
stated that Baez received three years (tl50OOO OF
his salary In advance.
The Baez government also received $50. 900 worth
OF arms and munitions OF war. carried TO st. Do
mingo py the Albany which amount Is to be de-
Quoted from the rental OF the bay BY yearly install
ments. Sucn arc the reports chat have reached US
here. OF course we have no means OF subStantatinR
them. although they come from god authority aud
are worthy Of credence.
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The Buffalo, Cory and Piftsbura Railroad
Election Of Directors 20 succeed the Fisk
MINNESOTA.

Fears al an Indian Outbreak the Frontier.
CHICAGO, Dec 90, 1869.
sreclai despatch from st. Paul says the Governor
OF Minnesota has Interviewed General Hancock upon
the propresy Of sending United states troops to
Pcmbsna 30 quiet the frontier settlements IN the
event OF an Indian outbreak AZ q result OF tho Red
river dfhcnltIes. Troops VIII not sent until there
y an actual oolison, or n greater certainty that
blaodabod sXists tnan has yot Uecn reuorted
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TflEssapHIc NEWS HENS.

A shock OF earthquake was felt at Memphis yes
terday morning, at two O'Clock. The vibrations
lasted several seconds.
The Stone chapel OF tho Swedenborgian Society ut
Walths,p, Mass, waa totally DESTROYED by IRE ON
Sunday morning. IL took hre from furnace.
At meeting Of the Troy Democratic Central Com
log the oleeuon OF Hon ioDn u. Fiagg assp5aker OF
the ncxt Assembly.
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The Cunard mail steamship Siberia VIII leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close 1T the Post ONCE
Ut twelve O'Clock NJ.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
Will be ready at half past ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies In wrappers, for mailing six cents.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Tho Municipal Abuses in San Francisco-
AInskans Wanting a Civil Tcrrit0ry-Tho
California and Oregon Railroad.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 20, 1859.
The Alta California has interviewed" number
OF leading citizens regarding the municipal situa-
ton, all OF whom ogree that reform is absolutely
necessary. but generally decide against interference
Of the Legislature in municipal affairs. G4
The UnIred states revenue cutter Lincoln arrived
last night, after eight months Absence bringing
advices from Alaska and Litka to December s.
Every thing was quiet in the Territory; the only
want felt by the inhabitants was that OF civil
government
The ship Uil0a and the bark Brontes were reported
ashore the former near Fort Ringod, the latter In
Fifly miles oI the California and oregon Railroad
have Deen completed and II Is believed the track
VIII Teacn Mi CfeeK ~ miles ais.an. IRON c rar
line through the San Joaquin valley counties 20 the
southern boundary OF the state, which Will enter
this city on the track OF the Western Pacific RAN
Woman's suffrage Concentration Allen
Accepts Joe C0burn's Chnllengc-Indian
Operations in Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 20, 1859.
Several woman's Suffrage associations nave Issued
a call for State convention, to meet In San Fran
cisco on the Goth OF January.
Isaac s. J0sephi OF the firm OF Isaac Joseph
Co., importers OF jewery, which recently failed for
s25o.oOO, has absconded with large amount of the
firms assets.
1t Is reported that Tom Allen has accepted Joe
C0burn's challenge to fight Tor $4,000, the encOun
ter to occur within ninety days and 600 miles west or
omaha.
The Western Pacific Railroad Company are de-
veloping coal mine near Corral Station, and are
rapidly altering their locomotives to burn coal.
Late Arizona 8dvices have been received. The
Indians are active on the eastern route from Tucson
to New Mexico and are well armed.
Parties from the sonora placer gold digRings re-
port the mines TO be very rich, but impossible to
work on account OF the lack of water.
Flour, - so o s. 80. Wheat firm. Legal tenders
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ENGLAND.
Government Policy in IrcIaud.

Government Policy in Ireland.
LONDON, Dec. 90 1869.
The London Times to-day blanes the government
for iM VaclIation at Londonderry In protecting
rather than forbldding the display. The result,
however, the Times admits, was better than ex-
pectod.
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Peaceful Reports from France,

l. LONDON, Dec. 20, 1863.
\ II u reported that France Is urging the great
POwers to disarnl, and offers TO set the example;
but Berlin journals discredit the report.
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A.--yvaterproef Boots end Shoes. Large
assortment of the best quality, cheap.
BROOKS SONS, Broadway, corner Howard street.
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NEW YORK.

Tho Caaal Infercsts-Proposed Funding Of the
Canal Debt-Commcrcini Fniiare Mt Oswcso.
ALBANY, Dec. 90 1862
Hon. Israel T. Hatch, OF Buffalo, on behalf OF the
commercial men Of that city, had long conference
vita the Governor and State officers to-day
upon tho subject Of canal affairs, present
tng the free canal policy proposed as the
meetinr OF tho Produce Exchange OF New York last
winter end recommended by them to the last Legis-
taturA ana passed by the Assembly, as furnishing
the only efectve overwhelmingly, the funding OF
th0 outstanding canal debt--tnat can now secure
cheap transportation, and IN a Few years make the
canals Tree and save the people hereafter from taxa
tion.
The failure CT the firm OF Charles T. Shepard
Co., nour dealers, with SEQ, 900 liabilities At Buffalo
ana $4,000 at Uswe2o Is announced. II Is said that
tner creditors will not lose heavily.
The Buffalo, Cory and Piftsbura RaiIroad--
Election OF Directors 10 succeed the Fisk
Party.
NASHVILLE Dec. 20, 1859.
At meeting Of the directors OF the Buffalo, Cory
and Pittsburg railroad, held here to-day, Horace +.
CLARK, Augustus Schell and Samuel r. Barger, OF
New York; David Torrance, OF Albany. and Amasa
Stone, Jr., OF Cleveland, Ohio, wcro elected direct
ers vice jay Gould, James Fisk, Jr., l.. d. RuckeT
frederick A. Lane and ]. Bancroft Davis, resigned.
NJ r. Bonus WAS elected President, vice Jay Could
resigned.
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A.-A.-U. 8. Fire Exfinguisher, Same ~
supplied to the X Fire Department Always ready FOR
instant No building safe without H. Beware Of worth
!ess Inventions U. s. Fire Ernguisher Company, Nos
Dew street New YORK,
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A.-For q Stylish and Elegant Holiday IIns
90 EsPENsCHEID manufactures, No. l8 Nassau street.
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A.-Holiday Presenfs-Ford g. Tnpper,
Manufacturing Slversmhs wholesale AND RETAIL Nos. 1877
and 7ss, Broadway corner Tenth street, up stairs.
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A.-Weather Strips Exclude Cold, Wind.
dust, &C. RoEBUCR BROS, IS Fulton street, New York
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b. i. T.--Tested by Time.--Fer Throat
Diseases Colds and Coughs, "BROWN'S BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs' have proved their efficacy by test many
years. The good effects resulting from tho Of tho
Troches brought out many worthless limitations OBJ
tain only "BRoWN'S BRONCHIAL TRoCHES."
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A.-Hymft's Iif. Balsam II n Most Sovereign
Inraible for Rheumatism IN its most painful
forms alsS serofua ErysiPe.s ssi. Rheum Pin plsA
eases OF the Blood ksrclrai Conpaints Debility Liver
and Kidneys Sold by all druggs depot 246 Grand street.
New York; 81 a bottle, six for Is.
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Knox. tho Halter.
some poets 1.-Two 70 wiasa Names
Suppose they do, what maAerp
am content to sing tho fame
OF KNOX, the peerless Halter
fame Ia known the world around.
In this I do not fatter;
But when = stylish hat Is found
comes from Knox, the halter.
Men their money and their time
And that's weighty matter
When tradag in the hatters line,
BY knowing Knox, the halter
His hats are fair when others fade,
They neither break batter,
OF perfect shape and glossy shade,
Those hats from Knox the halter
Look, how the "botchcs' at the trade,
Like angry monkeys chatter
Because the best hats now MAIDS
And SO BY Knox, the halter.
Hi. prices always suit the times:
His hats all heads Will fatter;
They speak more loudly than these rhymes
The praise Of Knox, Tho halter. =, -
To prove tho truth of the above call KNOX, NO. Sl2
Broadway, who s to suit all tastes
Greenbncls are Good, but Robsca's Bittcrs
are better.
Positively, Legally nnd In Good Faith -
Cures guaranteed refunded Dy using d. 2
Rheumatic Remedy, 5os Broadway
Sayrcs' Cetsfsot TrocIcs are 9 Qntck Cure
for CouVhs Colds Hoarseness aud sore fhroAA roe Is
cepta
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Artistic Specimens OF Jet Jewelry.-ChOtce
holiday Rns 667 Broadway.
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Sayrcs, Csltsfsot Trochcs arc a Quick Cure
for Coughs Colds and sore rhroatA froe
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A.-The Dead Revived.-Whon the Dead
Mto hairs lie thick the living brcs their vitality and
slightest danger, BY PIfAIoNs vIfAL1A OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR. The advantages which this chemical won
der possesses over the coorng nosums these
liquid unlike the sticky compound put up IN
smells sweey, recoorS the hair has no
sediment does not spot the scalp and never fails.
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A.-Charles ID. Fredriclks d Co.,, Phoio-
gaphers $50 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hote
awarded gold medal for beat photographs at American Ins
Fair.
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Cristadoro's UnrivaIled Hair Dye.--Sold
applied his wig and scalp factory No. Aston House.
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Erriug Bnt N0ble.-SeIf-Help for Young
who having erred, desire better manhood Scnt ID
envelopes free of charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, boz p, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Holiday Presents. g.
Gold Specacles and Eyeglasses Opera Glasses Moro
scopes, Magic Lanterns &c, &c az the lowest prices
JAMES PRENTICE ia Broadway.
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Celebrated Opera Clauses, Eye Glasses,
SERMONS, 6sgBroadway.
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Positively, Legally md In Coed Faith -
Cures guaranteed refunded, BY using d. FILL K2
Rheumatic Remedy, 7os Broadway.
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Greenbacks ars Good. bst Robaok's Blood
PURIF Ter better,
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Holiday Preseuts.-Go odall's Playing Cards~
Markers and Moorss Botters scotch Tartan Tops
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Greenbacks arc Coos. but Roback's Dkoed
PURIFIER Is better
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Furs, Furs, Furs.
Low prices
WARNOCK 4 CO.,
6I9 broadway.
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Greenbacks arc Good, b~s Roback's Pilla
arc better.
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Inverness Cionks from 80 to S25.
a. b. CLARKE Tailor, ia William street. near Fulton.
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Greenbnclss are Good, but Robscs's DIttcrs
better.
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French National Deputation to the P0pe-His
Hoilncss' Remarks ON Pride and Revolu-
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Isreeubacks arc Good, bur Robnck's Bittcrs
better. "
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14

MEETIaG.-The Democratic .llv. consist
ing of some eighty or one hundred persons.
one fourth of whom were Republicans at
tracted hy curiosity, came off here on Thurs
day night. Five speeches were made.
Mr.. Rusenborough made few appropriate
remarks and took bis seat The second
speaker spoke almost exclusively on the very
new and origional subject of Niger. Chi
namen, and Digger. The third speaker
'ook D gger. Niger. and Cinnamon fer his
theme. Speaker number four told about the
Niger. Cinnamon, and Digger. The fifth
orator, by way Of variety, discussed Celes.
tials. Indians, and Negros. The only thing
wanting on the occasion was few mo e
speakers tatreat on the neglected subject of
the Niger. Cinnamon. and Digger. 1t will
therefore he seen that these gentlemen fully
appreciate the only issued before the people
of the county-the selec tion of honest and
competent local officers
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14
CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS
DEFINING THE QUALIFICATIONS
AND DISABILITIES OF
ELECToRS,

Sec. 10 Every white male citizen of the
Uniled States, and every white male citizen of
Mexico who shall have elected to become n
citizen of the United States under the treaty of
peace exchanged and ratified at Queretaro on
the 30th of May. l648, of the age of twenty one
years who shall have been resident of the
State six months next preceding the election,
and the county or district in which he claims
his vote. thirty days, shall be entitled to vote
ut all elec ions which are now or hereafter NAV
be authorized by law
Sec. II. For the purpose of voting, no per-
son shall be deemed to have gained or lost a
residence BY rea on of his presenre or absence
on the service of the United States nr while
engaged in the navigation of the wates of this
State or the United States, or of the high seas ;
nor while II student of seminary of lie irning :
nor while kept at an almshouse or other asylum,
nor while confined in any public prison
Sec. II. No idiot or in SINE person or persons
convicted of any infamous crime, shall be en-
titled to the privileges of an elecior
Sec. l3. crime shall be deemed infamous
which is punishable by death or by nprison-
ment in the State Prison.
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14

The People may rely this being a FIRST
CLASS Entertainment, aud these Lions, four in
number. the finest ever exhibited in America.
The Performance will be moral, interesting and
refined
The list of Arenic celebrities connected with
this establishment is large, including Harry Jack
son, the favorite Clown.
Isfs~ See posted Bills. ~s5M
J. r. MARSHALL, business Agent
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14
REGISTRY ACT.

Ser. %. No person sh Il be allowed to vote
except at the polls held in the election district
where he resides nor unless his name is en-
rolled on the poll list where he off rs his vote
in such district. nor for local or representative
officers unless he shall have had his residence
for thirty days next preceding within the terri
torial limits prescribed for the election of such
officers. If any person enrolled on the poll list
whose vote shall be objected to on the day Of
election by any qualified elector, shall be
proved to the satisfaction of the Board OF
Judges, either BY his own oath or
by the oath of "ny qualified elector ami house
holder of the district or by any other clear
and competent evidence, not to be legally quail
ihed and entitled to be enrolled on said poll
list, or if it be proved aforesaid that be is
enrolled on more than poll list, when he
offer his vote, is otherwise not legally
qualified 10 vote at such election, his vote
shall be rejected.
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14

HARD CP.-The Democrats are so hard up
Victories these times that they are now claim
iny the election Of Walker Of Virginia and
Senter of Tennessee as Democratic triumphs.
Walkers election gives satisfaction TO Grant
and old Brownlow is delighted at Sehter's :
triumph. We therefore conclude that our
Democratic friends are really not very serious
in claiming the election of Walker and Sem
ter as Democratic triumphs. As they are
both rledged to favor the ratification of toe
18th Amendment, and openly advocate it's
aioptions. We think their style of i" Demo-
craey'' would hardly pass current in Cali
fnrnia. where a genuine Democrat is expect
To have a slight congo. tive chill at the mere
mention of the Amendment. although it is
dead issue
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14
All 1T AGAIN!

For the last eight years Democrats have
continually asserted that it was the intention
of the Republican party To make the Negro.
Indian and Mongolian the equal Of the white
man, and - COMPEL white girls to marry
niggers.h But rot withstanding all t is out.
cry, and the fact that negros are free, white
men are still in the ascendant everywhere.
and have things their own way as usual -
Neither have we heard of single instance
wherein white girl has been compelled to
wed an amorous Sambo Indians exercise
no further privileges than they formerly did,
and Cinnamon have no rights which white
men are bound to respect.
Now if Republicans ever intended or de
sired to do what. Democrats charge them
with, why in the name of common sense have
they not accomplished their intentions ana
desires? They have had exclusive control
of the Executive, L j tive a ID J Jldirial d, :.
partments Of the Cove nmnnt during the lasr
eight years. with the exception of Andy
Johnsuns little fare mp. Why then, have
they not made the Negro, Indian and China
man the equal Of white men. aud established
social equality amang the races? Answer
these plain questions. Democrat- The sim
pie truth is the Republican party has had no
intention of attempting to produce equality
among the Races The charge is false. and
the action of the party in power reiutes the
senseless slander, made Inv Democratic dema
gogues, and only believed I.y the most ign"
rant, preiudiced and Inferior Of the white
rae, many Of whom really have occasion t"
fear competition with anything above the
brute creation. Gentlemen, allow us to sug
gest that facts and existing Circumstances
prove YOU to be decidedly wild in your state
ments in relation 10 the intentions of the Re
publican party. and as your past assertions
have proved unfnunded you must excuse the
people if tney hereafter fail to place implicit
reliance in the truthful ness of your political
statements. just please to remember thar
Republicans claim the humble privilege nf
announcing the objects, principles. ami pur
poses of their own party, and be kind enough
TO hereafter give US credit for the statement
that we are not in favor Of Negro, Indian or
Chinese equality.
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14

lHE REcoRD.-lt was a Repu bicnn Senate
that amended Andy Johnson'~ Chinese treaty
so as TO prohibit Cinnamon from becomi Z
naturalized citizens If tn United States, and
now Republican Secretary Of the Treasury,
Geo. S. Boutw ell has directe ,he authori-
ties of New Orleans 10 use eve,v effort 10 put
q stop to the further importation nf China
man to that port. The fact is r, pul icans
are the only men who have ever shown any
practical npnositinn 10 the Ceesiials. We
are the anti-coolie party Of the country, and
member of Grants cabinet has had To IN
tcrfere to prevent Democrats under the lead
Of Isham G. Harris and Gideon j. Pillow
from converting New Orleans into regular
Chinese deharkatinn port Further, the
telegraph informs Us that the Administrator
will soon try and >qnerh the co,lie traffic now
being carried on hv way If San Francisco.
alsn that several Republican C"ngressmen are
preparing new and ringent Hill to nr,
hibit the further importati If Cinnamon
nto this country. and thar This bill will he
brought before the next Congress Let the
people note thAss fac-s.
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14
Allcock Porus Plaster

Rheumatism. Lumaago, Cold Feet, Pain OF the
Chest of the Sde Bruises and accidents, especially
of the spine, also chronic weakness of affection
thereof Sore Throat, Varicose Veins, and even in
affections of the Heart, this celebroted plaster has
been found to afford immediate and permanent re-
lief
DR.. j. W. johnson, Of Hartford. writes : " At
this moment of writing, applies for one, who,
by entanglenent in the shaft of machinery had
both his legs broken. spine severely injured, and
was for nearly year entirely helpless. This man
found relief very soon by the application OF the
Porous Plasters. He soon enabled to work.
and now he lsbors as well ever.
Letter fl ON DIR. Fuller, of Peekskiil.
Thomas AHcock d Co.--Gsntlemen Since my
severe accident have used application to the
bruised parts, your admirable Plaster.
1t has had an excellent effect, soothing while
drawing out the soreness and sustaining and
strengthening the part upon which it is applied.
E. D. FULLER.
Peekskill, Oct, 5th. 1868.
Allcock's Porous Plasters sold by all drug
yist. Principal Agency. Brandreth House. New
York.
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14

AFTER 'EM-The SIN Francisco Exam
is fierce in its denunciation of certain office
hunting Republicans seeking places on the
Democratic tickets. 1t says "all Democrats
worthy the name ought to boot the impudent
scalawags whenever they open their heads
on the subject"
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14

CALLED.-We received call ON Thursday
from Hon. A. NJ. Rosenburough and Hon.
John X. Luttrell, of Siskiyou. both of whom
looked and felt fatigued after tLeir Fort
Crook tour. They are good and clever gen.
men personally. but are badly demoralized
pnlitically