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TRINITY SENATORIAL CONVENTIONAL. Logan
j. s. Williams, VIM. NJ. Lowe, of Trinity A.
Huestes Of Humboldt; d. D. Cotton. L. Fair
child, of Siskiyou; w. b. jenkins, s. G. Whip
pie of Klamaih-Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention. in a meeting held in Benicis
on the o2d Of June, passed the following resolu
ton:
Rcsoloed That we recommend 10 the Drmoc
racy of said counties, in the event of no definite
action having been taken in the matter by said
counties, That they meet in District Cunven
lion through their Delegates at Orleans Bar il
klamath County, on the 21st day of July, 1853
for the purpose of nominating Democratic
candidate fer the State Senate.
II will be seen by reference TO the proceed
iugs of the Trinity County Democratic Conven
vention, that that body recommends Weaver
vile as the place. and July Goth as the time, fol
holding the Senatorial Convention for the ODD
Senatorial District.
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In our paper Of June llih we published
email paragraph headed Foreign Miners
License" in which we expressed the "regre,
that our County Judge had felt it his duty to FIX
the Sheriff's per cen.nge for collecting at any
thing less than the full amount allowed by the.
law" We are sorry that this simple exercise
OF an undisputed privilege possessessed by every
American citizen-ihe right to approve or dis
approve the acts Of our officials-should have
been construed by our County Judge into cen-
sure Of his motives in the premises We ex-
pressed no censure, for we believe he was
acting conscienciously; no rendering Of our
language will justify any such construction; we
simply expressed the regret that lie differed
from US in his construction Of the law He
believes the law does not empower him to allow
the Sheriff and his deputies more than 90 per
cent on the amount collected for foreign licen.
ces, and that the three per cont allowed TO the
Recorder should make up the remainder of the
25 per cnnlage spoken of in the act. We be-
lieve that the law authorizes him TO allow the
Sherif-if il authorizes him to allow that officer
any sum, under the circumstances, above three
per cent.-the full 25 per contage, and that the
three per cent allow, d the Reco, der is atogetl-
separate thing, and in this position we are
sustained by the opinions of Comptroller Pierce
and some OF The first legal taleut OF the State.
fhs Is The difference between u.s. Surely we
re at liberty TO express our opinions the
question without impug nng the integrity of the
County Judge. Once for all we disclaim any
hing Of the kind and we trust that no one will
consider himself attacked in this paper unless
1t is done in white and black. When we think
1t our duty TO animadverl severely upon the acts
of any public officer, we will not do il by nue.-
do, but III plain, blunt terms, free from all am
biguiiy.
But that we may not be accused of unfairness
IN this matter, we publish that portion OF the
law touching upon the question AT issue:-
SEC. Is. The Sheriff shall haye power. and
1t Is hereby made ms duly IN appoint si.tiicI,
number Ut deputy collectors IL assist han III III.
collection OF The lax provided tor III This Act !;
sand deputy collectors 10 he paid hot less than
fifteen per cent. On all sun,s collected 10y them
and the Sheriff shall be responsible for The acts
ot SAID depEy collectors, aud may require from
|
proper for his own decentralization and tor such
service he shall be entitled 10 receive three per
| cent. Oh all sums collected by them. Should
the Board OF Supervisors, or, i'll the event of
there being no such Board, then the Comfy
Judge, deem the per ceniase to be paid TO dep
uty collectors by the provisions OF this section
To he insufficient, order ll,ay be entered by
the Board OF Supervisors or the County Judge,
providing that an additional sum shall be paid
sfl(b
ty-tive per cent, TO be paid herein provided.
The County Recorder Of each county shall re-
ceive three per cent all sums collected under
the provisions of this Act.
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District Court tor Iiae Stm .ssAscial Dis
frict--.Shasia County.
Hon. G. Adams Smith. Jud,

Hon. G. Adams Smith. Judge.
Monday, June 81, lS53-John Fehey ct al
vs. John Whalley ct all trespass on demurrer
Demurrer sustained, and plaintiff allowed /,
amend complaint Oh payment OF costs Of de
murrer
Thomas o. Atkins Vs. Harvey & Field; as
sumpsit. Case dismissed.
james +. Hopping vs.. Harvey s Field; as
sumpsit. Case dismissed.
Chapman s. Blossom VS. John Harrington
assumpsit and default entered. Default sci
aside with costs for defendant.
Chapman g. Blossom VS.. Harrington & Dol
assumpsit and default entered. DeiaLlt sci asd,
at Plaintiffs cost.
Raymond & Laseter Dennis Dunn s, John
Owen; assumpsit. Case continued 10 next
term.
June %. VIM. f. Carter VS.. Raymond & La
setter; trespass. Defendants allowed 10 file
amended answer.
Charles Parker VS.. Jas. NJ. Coats, A. Grota-
iend and David Casey; covenant on bond-on
d. murrer. Demurrer oyerruled and defendants
allowed TO answer.
Henry Warner vs.. w. B. Stoddard debt
motion To strike out pari oi complaint. Motion
overruled without costs.
June 90. Isaac Roop, Admir- of Josiah Roop,
dec. VS.. Freeman t, al. Continued until nexr
term.
Giles E. Strong. John Quick, D. c. johnson
and Jas. Douglass. Robert Baxter, VIM.
Cole and David Nye; debt-irial by Snly-
Judgment for Plaintiffs vs. Robert baxter for
sI2l5 and costs at s27S,so. Judgment for Nye
4 Cole for their costs plaintiffs.
Thomas Flynn and John G. Byrnes having
failed to appear as jurors, were each fn,d SIG
for contempt of court.
julie 80. VIM. I. Garter vs.. Raymond & La
setter; trespass--trial by jury. Verdict for
defendants OF no cause for action.
c. E. Goodwin fined ST 90 for not appear
ing to take his seat juror at Tie opening OF
the court.
James Laidley KS. Raymond & Laseter: tres
pass. Case dismissed
Chapman g. Blossom VS.. J. Harrington debt.
Case settled and dismissed
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Rough and Ready in Ashes.

We regret TO learn that the fourishing town
of Rough and Ready was almost entirely con.
sumed by fire on the morning of the o8th June
The couHagration is attributed to the careless.
hess of a merchant, in leaving candle burning
when he went TO bed. We extract The follow
ing particulars from the correspondence of the
Marysville Ezpress:-
Only fifteen buildings are now standing in the
town, including all kinds of shops, etc. Up
wards OF forty were destroyed, composing the
entire central business portion Of the place,
nearly all Of which were occupied as business
houses. But few goods were saved by any one
and not dollars worth by the majority OF
sufferers. The loss is estimated at $S5 to SOS.
and as high as 100000. The Post Office as
saved; Adams Express burned, books ETC. Sc
cure in the safe upon examination every bake
ry III town gone; carpenter shop and every
store but one, and that happens to be butch
cry as well, or We would have had no breakfas,
this morning The air was calm, and tina, was
the only salvation Of the few of us no es-
capeu
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lPER CRAM, RoGsRs i Co.'S EXPRESS.
Regular Trinity Correspondence.
WEAvERvILLE, June 3

nkAVERVILLE, June oU, 1919.
Gents:-There is not much news stirring this
week worth reporting. The principal topic Of
conversation is the capriciousness of the wea-
iher and the complaint we think is well foun-
ded, for, after sweltering through some of the
hottest days OF our remembrance last week, we
were compelled on Sunday to apply to our over
coat and stove for comfort. On Saturday and
Sunday nights there was right smart" frost,
but the damage to the crops was rihing.
Our town is hot quite SO lively at present as it
has been, owing 10 many persons leaving for
rriuity and Salmon Rivers, and their neighbour
ing branches and creeks, whose waters are getting
sufficiently low to allow the working of lheiI
beds.
The steady hand of Improvement is discern
lble all around town. in the decoration of the
old and building Of new houses.
Preparation for our ball, to come off on the
Fourth" is still going on, and we shall be sadly
disappointed if we do not have de egaton from
your city in attendance.
Yours respectfully. ADOBE.
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From, YreIxn.

We are indebted to Cram. Rogers. & Cos
Express, for the Mountain Herald of The 25lh.
We extract the following items of interest:
quite large number of persons have
started across the plains from this city durin.
the week, with pack mules, bnund for The
States. Most OF them have ,ii with The intell-
ton OF returning again next spring with stock.
Some of them have only been III the couutry
since last October aud have already nlade from
three to ten thousand dollars mining and specu-
laiing, and are now saDguine OF doubling Their
money, which they will do beyond doubt b,
investing 1t in cattle. horses, sheep, &c. S,tita-
bic for this market, and bringing them across
the plains next season.
We a,e pleased to see the continued improve
ment going on IN the way of buildings There
has been four more fire proof brick stores com
menced during the week, and several others uiI-
der contemplation.
Should onr citizens continue such improve
mems they have been making for til. lasi
three or four weeks. cur city in "a short time
would. not be-in fact ii is not uow--surpi,ssed
by any inland town il the State. for tie p, rnia-
nency OF lis etlifces and the substantial tuaIiy
of the material with which they are lult Tn,
streets crowded with mules, horses and
pack trains, unloading supplies from he sou:L
and north, and loading for The Cileren Ii, min.
districts Ill this vicinity.
The Rogue river valley is a beautiful coun-
try: the mountain scenery is grand and piciur-
esque, and The soil rich and productive ! here
are many fine and substantial improve nienis il
he way of inrniing bong made, and You can
hear the merry glee of The happy and inusl,l-
Gus farmer. mingled with the sound of The hoy.
ell and pick, aud The q INK of the crow bar as III.
miner turns over the large boulder, in The beti
OF which he finds the precious ore
The citizens of jacksonville are making some
considerable display in The way of improving
their town, and we can no reason why il
should not, III the course OF few years, becs me
large and business town; it has all the natural
advantages t, n ak il such. They have IA + ,nge
unsurpassed for growing stock good soil To-,
farming, and the mines III that vicinity are rich
and extensive. The town is also situated on The
direct and only road from the Columbia rive to
The Bay of San Francisco.
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Whie Comfy Convention.

At = meeting Of The Wings OF Shasta County.
held in Shasta gu the 25th June, for the purpose
OF electing delegates to represent the County ot
Shasta in the Wing State Convention. Judge
w. McMurtry was called 10 the Chair, and J. &.
Hinckley appointed Secretary.
On motion OF Dr. ShurtleH r. j. Shannon and
Thomas Smith We're appointed committee on
credentials.
The report of the committee was adopted, and
delegates were adnrted To their seats follows
Shasta Precinct--J. NJ. Rhodes, James Loag,
A. Skilman, &. W. McMurtry. DIR. BENZ. Shurt-
left, J. c. Hinckley.
French Guirh-R. j. Shannon.
One Horse 1oun-John Smith,
Plts6urg-Thomas Smith
Lorer Syrings-Jonathan Dunlap.
On motion, delegates present were autf orised
to cast the full of their respective precincts
On motion, the Convention proceeded TO elect
delegates to the State Convent
Gu the first ballot the following gentlemen
were elected: Jonathan Dunlap, }. NJ. Rhodes,
w G.Moody, Clay Stockton, I. I. Cabaniss, A.
H. Stout.
MIR. A. Skillman offered the following resolu-
,ion which was unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That of the six delegates elected by
this Convention to represent this County III the
Wing State Convention, those present at the
Convention shall be empowered 10 cast the ELI
tire vote of the County.
On motion, the Convention adj nurned sine de.
G. w. AlcMUhTKl, Chm.
]. G. HINcKLEY, Secy.
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Pitt River Correspondents.
[Pxa CsAx. RoaEss & Cos Exraxss-1
b,~r.,raau lime an 14s3


lPxR CsAn. RoaEas & Cos ExrRxss.1
PIrrssuaoH, June 80, 1853.
EDS. corRrER:~The new diggings discovers
ed at the head Of Rich Gulch, although not thor
oughly prospected. have proved very rich. The
gold is found in the bank from 40 TO 80 yards
from the creek, and the dirt has to be packed in
bags 10 the water.
A meeting of the citizens and miners was
held on Saturday evening, to take into consid-
Grafton the praciicability Of bringing the water
from Squaw Creek into Rich Gulch at an eleva.
ton sufficient to benefit the hill diggings MIR.
Tomas reported that he had made casual sur
vey of the route, and that the water could be
brought in for about s. 900. committee was
appointed 10 open subscription books for stock,
between two aud three thousand Of which was
made up Immediately.
Dissatisfied prospecting parties from Feather
River are returning every day or two. well con-
tented to remain here.
few days since saw the snug little sum oil
1881 ounces divided between three men, the
proceeds Of four weeks ant. five days labor in
Rich Gulch. TIMox.
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HALL & CRANpALL's SHASTA AND SAcRAxkN-
TO DAILY LINE OF SrAGgs.-This is at present
the longest Stage ronte in California. Within
the past few weeks we have had occasion to
pass over it twice, and noticed with pleasure
the completeness of all the arrangements of the
line for the accommodation of passengers. Their
stock of splendid horses are in the most admira-
BILE plight, while, what is more important still
we found the drivers and agents accommodating
and affable to fault
For the present their office in this place is in
the building Of Adams s. Co.
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The Panama arrived ut San Francisco n,
Wednesday last, bringing nine days later dates
FROM the East We are indebted to Adams 8.
Co. for full files of Atlantic papers. They con.
tain but little Of interest.
The following appointments have been made
by the Postmaster General, as special agents Of
the Post Office Department.
Virgil D. Paris for the New England States;
j. Holbrook, at large, for New York and New
England; VIM. J. Grams, for Pennsylv wanna, Del
aware and Mary land John H. English. for Va.
and North Carolina; b. b. Chapman, for Ohio
and Michigani Barclay Martin for Tennessee;
George Fry, for California.
Chas. L. Denman of this State, has been sp-
pointed Consul at Acapulco.
Ex.Gov. Leak, of Va, Commissioner to tho
Sandwich Islands. ~
FoREIGN APPoINTMENTs.-The Tri6une OF the
cath May, makes The announcement OF the Dir
plomatic and Consular appointments, from
which we extract the following:
MlNIsTKRs.-To Central America, Scion Bor.
land. of Arkansas; Secretary Of Legation, Fred
erick A. Beler, of Pa; to Chile, Samuel Media
ry of Ohio TO Peru, John X. Clay, late Charge
d'Affares in Peru.
CHARGE D'ArFAIRKs.- Bolivia, Charles Levi
Woodbury.. of Mass; New Grenada, James s.
Green. of Missouri
CossuLs.-Honolula. Benjamin F. Angel, of
New York; Panama, Thomas w. Ward, of Tex
as Talcahuano; VIM. R. Plato. OF Illinois VAL
paraiso Reuben Wood, of Ohio.
The passengers by the Golden Gate, hence to
Panama May LIST, were landed iii New York il
% days. and in New Orleans IN twenty days
from San Francisco. being the shortest passage
ever made between these ports.
The Boston papers report the arrival at that
port, OF the clipper Northern Lighr, from San
francisco III rs days.
In the Gardiner case at Washington, the jury,
being unable 10 agree, were dismissed.
The Navy Department announces that a boun-
~ If thirty dollars will be given TO able, ind
twenty dollars 10 ordinary Seulnen, Who enlist
after the Sd OF June.
Information from Rockland, Maine, announces
that nearly all that place has been destroyed by
fire.
Gov Trias of chihuahua at last accounts, was
marching with his troops TO oppose the occupa-
lion Of the Mesilla Valley, by the Americans UNI
der Gov. Lane of New Mexico.
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CoAL.-Messrs. Peter Grinuell and Daniel S.
Wilder have laid upon our table a specimen Of
anthracite coal of very superior quality, taken
from bed just discovered by them at the mouth
OF Hulon creek, a tributary of Cottonwood,
some fifteen miles from this place. The article
has been thoroughly tested by several of the
blacksmiths of this place, and found to burn
with remarkable freedom. The bed, SO far as
it has been prospected. is about two feet in
thi ckness, and in all likelihood will prove a
lucky strike - to the fortunate discoveries.
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BAXTER u Co.'S SHAs1A AND SAcaayESro
The water has not yet fully retired from the tul..
land lying between Consa and Sacramento.
Messrs. Baxter & Co. have not been able to run
their stages through to the last mentioned place.
We understand that, on Monday next they will
put their stages on the rad from MonroevilIe to
Marysville. Their animals are not surpassed by
any stock in the State,
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CAVERTSBI WHOLESALE
PRICES CURRENT.
RED BLUFFS, Upper Sacramento,
INV IN iQ33

DEcFFs, cf'ftf
july LIST. 1853.
The river continues at fair boating stage, but
falling slowly. Cargoes arrive regularly. Hea w
,tocks and good assortments OH hand. Flour
evinces upward tendency, and Barley will
probably slightly decline. The crop on hand
this vicinity far exceeds that of amy previous
harvest: quality excellent. Farmers are ill.,
clined to hold on for improved rates, aud IL con.
siderable portion will probably be withheld
rom immediate market.
River ireighs s60o65 per ton. Land freiehis.
y to Shasta; Cal to Wcaverville, and Is cts. pc
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The WEATHER The weather in this place
for some days has been most remarkable In
the early part of the week we had the cold
winds of March-perfect storms-in the latter
part the days were hot as August. while the
nights were made delightfully."- pleasant by cool
winds from the mort Invest
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VALUABLE DocCaEETs.-We are indebted r.
the Hon. J. W. McCorkle for copy of the Con.
gressionsl Globe and Appendix for ls5l--5c
They are substantially bound in three volumes
and, together. constitute the most acceptable
present that we have received for many q day.
The Hon. gentleman has our hearty thanks.
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BRICK BU,LDiAG.-Aii, j. u. Dui has pur-
chased the ground upon which the Old Domin-
ion formerly stood, and intends erecting fire
proof brick building, with thirty feet front
We are assured that quite number of brick
buildings will be erected. jnst as soon as brick
can be procured At moderate price
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The FOURTH OF JULr.-Do not forget the pic
nick to come of at Lake Ranch on Monday
next. Mr.. Moody has made every arrangement
to make it pleasant affair." as it cannot fail TO be
from the fact that so many of the fair will be
present. E. Garter. ESQ.,. viii deliver an ad-
dress on the occasion. So do not forget the pic
nick af Lake Ranch.
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Nfw DieG,SGs.-very rich disgiugs have
been discovered within the last week in the
hills ut the head Of Rich Gulrh on Pitt River.
one Of the parties sunk shaft some IS feet
deep, and took 10 ounces of gold out of 80 buck
els of dirt. This is but anolher evidence thai
the Pitt River region is richly anrifcrous.
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BALL AT YREKA.-A grand ball will be given
ct the Washington Hail. in Yreka, on the Fourth
of July. We regret extremely the impossibility
Of our sttsndsnce, in obedience TO the very po-
lite invitation which has been forwarded 10 US
by the management. We have no doubt it will
be very brilliant and a very pleasant affair.
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HOSTILE IspiAxs.-We understand that a
number Of hostile Indians are daily observed
prowling about the vicinity Of The Upper Noun.
tain House on the Weaverville trail. On Thurs
day night last Mr.. Steit was shot at by then,
near the summit of the mountain. Travellers
should keep sharp lookout while on the noun.
tain
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Rhodes Il Lu.k,. Express.

Nessrs- Rhodes & Lnsk's Express will please
accept our thanks for files of California papers
furnished as during the week. Their customers
will find them in The new building or the ground
of their OLD stand
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DIED,

At Horsetown, June 28h, after short illness
of Brain Fever, EsLEY }. Armstrong, fOrn..r-
" of Holmes county, Ohio.
Holmes co. O. papers please copy.
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SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

SHASTA, July End. J S53.
BUSH esq for the week has been fair although
merchants cannot yet show full Bssort
ment. Great quantities of goods are the
road, and al the present low prices pa, kers have
every inducenient 10 make purchases h.re:-
Flour. 1lial21 Nails. ally
Corn Meal, kiln holasses, 1852 IS
dried, Is Brandy $2Ia6
do Gala. ground, 0Oal3 " bisk.y, o., 175o2 SO
Barley. 500 Rye. Mon, 2,25c2.5o
Clear Pork, 30a32 Port Wine, 81 so
Hams, 32u00 Butter, Inf bbs, 54aUJ
Bacon, -a34 Lard, 3Gn38
Rice Carolina. l5al6 Chill Peaches, nonx.
Teas. imp. and Dried Apples, 22o25
Gun Powder, 60a75 Candies, 1890
Cutiee, RIO, Java, 2Un25 Salt, 13@l5
Sugars, Manila, l4ol6 Tobacco, Grape ass
q No. China, l7o00 Mnckcrri, hf bis, $-o25
pd, crush'd, 20a22 Potatoes, Is
Cheese, -03J Beans l6a-
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RED BLUFr MARKET-We are indebted to
Messrs. Cavert g. Co. for a report of The prices
current Of Red Bluffs. We are promised then,
regularly hereafter. In this connection we
would refer packers and traders TO the adver-
tisements of Messrs. Cavert g. Co. in TODAY
paper They offer strong inducements for pur-
chasers to give them CALL
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TIE srAruTEs or '53.-We return our thanks
TO Geo. Kerr. Esq. State Printer, for copy of
che Statutes Of California. passed at the Fourth
Session OF the Legislature. The work is exc
eusea in . most credtable manner.
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nixD.-hs regret " learn that Mm. B. Ro-
man. youns lawyer formerly Of Bellville, ILL.,,
ed recently Of this plnce. died few weeks
siase. ~ Los Angeles. u consumption.
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M. JACOBSON & CO.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Clothing,
Doors, SHOES, QUEENSWARE. HARD.
- 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 the most moderate
terms.
Shasta, July 9. If e
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Adams a. CO... Express.

We return our thanks to This Express for full
tiles OF California and Atlantic papers. They
will be found in the new building on their old
site, ready TO accommodate the public.
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~ The proceedings OF the Trinity County
Democratic Convention will be found ON ou'
first page.
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II We are sorry 10 exciuuo The comnnlca'
tiop Of "Glenmore" from to-day's issue. II
shall certainly appear in our next.