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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1855-03-29
Cambria County, Z SIS.

The Commonwealth IF Pennsylvania TO JOHN
TAYLOR Of Cambria county, GREETING:
"HEREAS, Frances a. NJ. Taylor, by her
w next friend, Isaac w Gordon, ex relatione,
did on the twenty second day of Novelnber, A. ID.
1854, prefer her petition to said Judges Of our
Court of Common Pleas for the county of Cam
pria, praying for the therein set forth, that
she might be divorced, from the bonds of matri-
mony entered into with you, John Taylor
We therefore command you, as. we have here
tofore commanded you, the said John Taylor. that
Getting aside all other hnsinass and excnsas what
soever, you be and appear, IN your proper person
before our Judges at Ebensburg, st a Court of
Common Pleas there to be held for the county Of
Cambria Cd the first Monday of June next, to an
swer the petition or libel of the said Frances A.
NJ TAYLOR, and to shew cause, if any you have,
why the said Frances A. NJ. Taylor, your vile,
should not be divorced from the bands of matri-
mony, ag-eeably to acts of General Assembly in
such case made and provided. And hereof fail
not. - ssszsss s<as sss-as
Witness the Honorable George Taylor, Presi-
dent Of our said Court at Ebensburg, the twenty
fourth day of March A. d. 1855
- MILTON ROBERTS,
March 20, 1855 Prottonoto1y.
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cambria County. 50 ;sa's azFA.E
c...o..,ro1ulH ..c Penn "a he SLezz

nc (ps<tscf ~ a fkfstrf3iss>k ~ INC .3nt =
III Of said Coasty, CREATING rss 81
AIEE command you that you attach James Brad
w ley, late of your county, by all and singular
his goods and clattels, lands and tenemants, in
whose hands or possession soever the same may
be- SO that he be and appear before our said Court
Of Common Pleas TO be holden at Ehensburt, In
and for said county, on the FIRST Monday of Juno
next, there to answer Thomas II. Porter Of plea
of tresspass on the case. Snfs<a ~ -
Witress the Hon. George Taylor. President Of
our said Court, this eighth day Of March, A. D.
1855. MILTON ROBERTS. Prothonotsrv.
March -, ls5e.-st.
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A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to
II John Rodgers. VIII come forward and settle
ON or before the 10th of March, as i intend to do
business in another way after that time.
JOHN RODGERS.
Feb. %, ls55.-st. -
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WANTED.

WANTED. aas sfets
A competent person to teach the Summitville
N School. Apply to or ADDRESS the undersigned,
on or before Monday the 2nd day of April next.
~. JNQ. L. WATT, President.
JNo. HuMPHREYs, Sec'y.
Sunnnityille, March %, 1855. L.
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Ii offen his professional services to the cti-
zens of that place and vicinity a
OFFICE-On Main street, where he can always
be found, when not professionally engaged.
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WALL PAPER DEPOT.

(Successors 20 A. u. 10y d & Co..

(oucccSsols 10 n. ~. 440} q q AD.j
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN GILT,
SATIN, GROUND AEn CoMMoN WALL PAPERS.
Our stock is procured directly from Me:srs
CHRIsTY & CONSTANTS EKtensire New York Man
ufaetory, and embraces the latest and most FASH
ionable styles We offer all kinds at very low
prices and are confident that buyers viii find it
to their advantage to give US a call Large lots
sold at great bargains. ~, s =
G-Our prices For Gilts at from 75c to
S1.25 per bolt; Satins 20c.. to 5oe., per bolt !;
Grounds 16e. to 25c- per bolt /; Commons Sc. to
zoe. Merchants viii be supplied on as favorable
terms as at the Manufactory. or by City dealers !,
LLOYD, BLACKBURN & co.
March IS, 1855 sm Gaypogf. Blair CO., Pa.
PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will expose to public sale at his
residence. in Washington township, on
MONDAY, the I'd DIP or dPRIL NEXT,
the following property, viz:
j Four Horse Wagon 2 Two-Horse Wagons
FIVE EsiHORSES; one sett BLACKSMITH Tools /:
Twenty Head of Horned Cattle One Hundred
Thousand Feet Of Poplar Lumber; one lot of
Pine Lumber; lot of Hemlock Lumber g A
quantity of Rye by the bushel. A large lot of
Rye Straw in bundles. sxSEs EsE
Also-Dry Goods, and Groceries, and many
other articles too numerous To mention
Terms made known on day Of sale.
.zsSgoE'z MATTHEW NJ ADAMS.
March Is, 1855. f~.5.IffiEs ttf f.fts q
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BLACKsMITHING.


WIIE subscriber would respectfully inform his
L old as well as his new customers that he still
continues to carry on at his old stand in Loretto
Borough--the shop formerly occupied by August
Walters. He has now every facility for doing
work cheap and on the most improved plan He
will turn out from his shop, --l'.is5 nsi'l
Hdgons, Bnqgies, .S1eighs, de-, s'if
from the WOOD WORK 20 the IRONING. 3
If the work wilEnot compete with any man,l-
featured in the County of cambria will give it
for one haif of its original cost. defy eoinpc-
-tition y -.t s
Ali kinds Of Country produce taken in ex-
change. JOHN A BeCk-E =
Loretto, December Y. "a. ssstzE.z
p. j. yoBxsroS. is A. C. MUiiISs
IoIINSToN & MULLIN; Counsellors and At
j torneys at Law. Office opposite the Court
House, -Ebensburg, Pa.
Nov. 30. 1854. [iy.
FOR SALE.
EyHE Building and the appurtenances in Eb-
u ensburg, now occupied BY James S. Clark,
Esq. Possession given in April, 1855.
JOSEPH MCDONALD.
February IA, 1855.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
ns>azsz Highland Division. No. 81. Sons Of Tenn
~ Ss'sS DAY evening, doors below Blair's Hotel.
l. @. O. e, ),
Ssssoxs Highland Lodge No. 42s meets every
- 80 WEDNESDAY evening at their Hall
on High ST., in the upper story Of
Shoemaker & Clayk's building.
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The undersigned having removed to the new
building two doors west Of the old stand, would
respectfully inform his customers and the public
generally, that he has lately added to his former
supply Of Goods, and keeps constantly on hand
a full supply of 80 si7a s M
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Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,

SIX Goods, made-dp Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes. Hardware and Cutlery, Carpen-
ter's tools, Smiths tools. Nails, full supply of
assorted Bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron.
Stoves and cast hollew-ware constantly ON hand.
Also, copper and tin ware. Groceries, wholesale
and retail e.siisss.
Pine, Poplar and Cherry Lumber bought and
sold
Goods will lie sold at the very lowest prices in
exchange for Cash or Country Produce
E. HUGHES
Ebensburg, March Is, 1856. -
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PUBLIC SALE
OF HOTEL FURNITURE, SC.

OF HOTEL FURNITURE, SC.
There will be sold at public sale, at the .tWash-.
ington House, y in the borough of Ebensburg,
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 30th and 31st days
of MARCH, 1856, the following property, viz
so bedsteads, beds and bedding; % setts Chairs
Settees and Sofas, Parlor. and Stair Carpets;
Cook, Parlor, Chamber and Bar-room
stoves Breakfast, Dining and Side
tables a large lot Of Queens
ware, and other table fur
niture- In fact every
thing necessary
to furnish the interior of Public House. Also
head of Horses; Hack; 2 Carriages Buggy J;
Wagon; 2 Sfeghs, and large lot of Harness,
suitable for Wagon, Hack and Carriage
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. M, of said
day. The usual credits viii be given.
T1k4 90 JAMES MYERS.
March Is, 1855. = :
HORSES FOR SALE.
A n excellent two or four-hofse team for sale,
IA by e WAL MURRAY.
Summer Hill, March 9. 1855.
LUMBER LUMBER!
THE Undersigned has ON hand 100000 feet of
| prime pine lumber, :, l in, +, II and inch.
in thickness Also, 250, 600 joint shingles, which
they will sell low for cash.
esia3 essss54 - sssis< DAVIS & LLOYD.
March 1, 1s55-et. ad A.fi -
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FISH ! Ffsu.! FISH Il.

lust received from Boston. fifty nine packages
- assorted fish, which, during these penitential
times Of Lent, viii be sold at small advance fof
g CASH" The assortment embraces
Mackeral, Nos l, ?, and 3 superior Mess Shad,
Nova Scotia Herring; assorted scaled, aud Scotch
Herring; Salmon 40, l Spiecd Salmon, and Cod
Fish.
Also, wright's celebrated Oysters in Cans
Oysters IN the shell. also have on hand q large
and varied assortment of ett
Fancy and staple Dry Goods
ware and Cutlery Clocks of saliens styles OF
manufacture. Groceries. Boots. Shoes and Bro
gans. Hats and Caps Brandies, Gins, Whiskey,
Champagne, Chinese Preserves, Pickles, &c. &c
All of which will be ssld low for Cash, and
Cash oniy. MARIA MAGEHAN.-
Summit, March l, 1866.
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Valuable Property For Sale.
YyHE subscribers will sell at private sale, the
y lot Of ground, on which is erected two sfo-
ry dwelling house, now occupied by John ID.
Hoover, and frame Carpenter shop. The bull
dings are new, and there is every necessary con-
venience on the premises
f LEWIS & LUTZ. s.
Ebensburg, March l, 1855.
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Fancy and stapIe DEFY Goods.
RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES

" Cambria county, from the fccfM day Of Jaz1t-
ary H. ID. 1854 ussh The thirteenth tiay of Ja,b
uosy d. d. 1855, the latter day s,aduded
RECEIPTS: ii..z fft W
ANDREW. j. RHEY, Esq, Treasurer DR.
To amount received from Collectors $9,726 sl5
To amount received on uRseated ~
lands: County Tax, 1896 4s
Road Tax, -zES - gzzz szE,f e i ,42l 81
School lax, - s~r 80 - LABS 90
To amount received from misceIla- 3
neous sources, IS 10
Il 10 amount received on redemption, 25s OIL
To amount received on seated lands,
returned by Collectors:
County Tax, -... ses I33 81
Road Tax, AS 81
School Tax - zs 20
Balance due Treasurer. leo so
ri-ifeie x34so4 Sal
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.
EDWARD ROBERTS,
ID ESPEETFUL11Y announces that be Is now
leioading his shelves with one of the best and
argcst assortnlents of 81 fl fsF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS. ll
tha have ever come To Ebensburg The assert 4
ment consists Of every variety of s.p.sI
DRYrGOODS, GROCERIES, PdLN7iS, H4RD
WIRE &. CUTLERY s q
His selection for the winter season has been very
extensive. embracing every variety and style Of
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
and every comfort that the inclemencies Of winter
may require. ~ til
Very grateful for past patronage, he shall try
to continue to deserve II, and with many yeafS =
experience devoted exclusively to catering TO the
wants of his friends b. thinks he cannot fail to
please them. - sf} !, 1.tI
His store is at the old stand. Corner of High
and Julian Streets, where he viii be happy to
make his best bow, TO old and new customers, .
EDWARD ROBERTS
Ebensburg, Oct. 10, 1s54.ztf isf
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PUBLIC SALE.


March Is, 1855. i a
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11
Laier FROM SOMlhern California

The steamer Republic arrived nj San
Franci-co, on MnndIy morning, from San
Diego We take the following item, from
he Southern Ca iornion of Aug ls,:
kEnr RIVER From MIR. Wurland. who
'rc' ntl arrived from there, We learn that
here arr at the prc'eni time no less than
rtetn different conpanlrs rngnged IN
Working quartz veins. > 7rn uf these are
located "n Gr"enhorn gulrh and six on Rvh
ulch; these l"cHll,i,s are some tille, m les
part hese companies work some half
i"zrn rH>tres each averaging S90U "a week to
ach rasire Mr.. W who IL an nd miner
aud one of the PIONEERS oi that river, states
'"at quar'z veins are very abundant, and
equal in rchncss 10 any he lns ever seen IN
'hc Sia'e. They ave worked v.rN EASILY the
r. ok eng broken on, with bar, and blast
ny st ldUn being found necessary.
We learn with pleasure iha; MIR. Steele.
who unfortunately shot hIin~cl near tho
I, jon, ls recovering ~ als Mr. r.. nr, VIII,
was :" f,artuiIy mnngI,d BY gr,zzy re-
c"nly.
MIR. Steele was formerly r,sid,n: Of this
place, and at one time Treasurer of Trinity
County.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

"EMovAL OF SSAGS The Sacramento
t~i u StNs: Th, ST. atn. Gaz, llr has been
occupied Tor sew RAJ months past III rriu0ving
"bSli iuct"ns from the Sacram' ntU rlvtr. be.
tween C"lusa AMI Red ljntf>. and with ,uch
success. that nav CAT On from one in the other
point Is now uninterrupted. I. tpw ards Of
twenty seven trees wtr- drawn uut of the
rhlnnrn ~ one spot ani u, least twu hum
drcd have been AZ >arious places rxiricatrd
from their l"lgnrut. The expense to the
~tra u Navigation Company In rem wing
these obstacles has been llttl,. less than 500.
900 Th" GIzle is now rmplvpd m clear.
ing Feather river nf fmndrv sna.s. which
work accomplished, she WIN return to the
upper Sacramento.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

Tue LArE CoURT OF SESSIONS We are
happy ,o have it in our power to modify u
statement made by us week or two since
IN relation 10 the expense attending the Pc
cent s,ssnn of this Court. We stated that
h. exptn would amount To- about $I0,0u0.
bu; We have since learnt that the entire
Expense incurred by the County will not rx-
crrd $500. Our previous statement wns
founded au information derived from gentle
men whom we supposed best able to Judgr
uf lh, am, mi Of c-,si which would be- necr~sa
rly incurred und the circumstances. The
result il highly complementary to the present
county officers, showing that there ia lttle
dis osiiion among them to swell cost bills BE-
youd jus, bounds.
While I'm this subject we would like Ia
inquire what advantage it is u the Count,
"a have an Attorney employed at salary "i
1880 wear, h il is necessary {" procure
the services Of a lawyer n, AN additional II
pcnse, in evcvy case that ariscs in which the
County is Interested.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

A BREAcH OF MANNERS Construed As A
CoMPLINLST.-An arrcdotp illustrative u
the pa adnx expressed BY our caption. wns
related tu us Yesterday. 4 young gentle
nlan WAS standing on Merchant street. when
a lady aite Ided bv heI husband II pprd
from the d"nr of the Washington Market.
and hestatrd on the pavpIn, NJ for a few mo
mrnts ~ if uncertain which direction tu
pursue. Fascinated by her grea, beauty the
Young man gnzrd upon her with ivcd stare
liN chance she met his gnzc and d'tc"ytr.ng
something unusual IN it. made il suhirct oi
r,uark to her lord The indignant ind v,d.
ual approached the offending adm r"r. aud
addressing him rather savag"ly. asked him
vhai h,. m,ari by lis rud,uss."
" Pardon n,, said the gallant. recovering
from his fit of abstraction " iut"ul, d M
'tl' nee There il a lvcnrss about that
ladv's face that would iulnxicatr mn Hnch"rrt,
and | was lost in admiration uf it "
AN right replied the raj SIZED Iicne
dick If y"' ~ main hare ~ rsc"r, ~u-
IAN h"ne. ~ rd"n and = 0nd irtai o. yoUr
good op o" Of hsf!' Il r. sun.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

SAN ~ SHAsrA-Hls NoMi>E,s THE
Shasta Ccu'ier Sns' The inllnwrry II
" Sam ct as the, are called by the uminita-
t'd, the Know Mornings. were III Conv, n
sl"n in ihIs place GA W,dn r,lay evrnir 9.
The nom nat olis have not as Vet been cfi-
cia y announced. The following. however,
it 4" currently ref'alysd. are portion of the
nonn ,tions made. viz: tur Assembly.
Alexander Andrews, of Ilursetown for
sheriff, John W. Jacks,,n. oi Shasta; fnr
Clrrk, John I Pennington. uf Mnldl,town
for tssrs or, :. V. Merrill. of SHASTA c,r
Public Ad'ninistral"r b. njam II Sw asry. of
Lower Springs; for irlct Attorney. Iu-
ner Curtis, "f Shasta.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11
A Word on Politics,

Don't be slart d dear reader. with the
idea that We are about 10 express a prefer.
encs for. or indite an eulooiuin upon. any
political party or faction. We merely pro.
pore 10 take u retrospective view Of our past
political history, md ree II any warning can
be drawn from il for oar future gu dance.
For the lnsi two or three yrars there has
our ciilzens, ,ha, the political affairs Of our
County have been controlled by a small
clique of aspiring. designing polite ans, fpro.
bnbv the same cor plant can with equal jus.
,ice be- made in regard to every county in
'hc Sinte.) ihs, these politicians have sue
ceed-d by means of stocked conventions. in
sreYrinp, TO incompetent and unworthy indi-
vidunls, nominations for hiQh, responsible ~
fees. and by the influence of n party name
some,iin"s succeeding IN MAX ng the people
c,cvat- them io positions Of which they after.
wilrds proved themselves unworthy. We
hay" but 10 refer 10 our late Senator. for a
striking example. of the correcipess Of thi.
remark ~ no now "so poor as 70 do him
reverence r.
Now. although there NAV b. much OF
truth in th's" complaints. We would ask If i
10 not The fault of the people ,hems Ives that
ruch ilinps have e1istcdi When they com
plain ,ha, they are not al owed a proper
voice in their own affairs. W. would ask them
why d" you submit Are you so tied down
80 party and party rules that you can b.
forced I'M" the ropp"ri "f men whom sou be-
li"v- 10 be- unworthy, merely because they
bear the stamp II some stocked convention
controlled by the wire. workings nf a few cor
rupt. designing mem n 80. you have hut
Yourselves ~ blame for the result. II III"
people would resolve To support only such
men as the, deemed mot honest. m"-t capa-
ble for The Office aspred to. r-gsrdlr. Of
party they would soon find that the mschina
iionr aud wire vork ings of VIII ch they com
plain, would b. ut An end. We would ih.n
find ,ha, high places Of trust were filled b,
competent, reliable men. and not by drma
goqur- or party harks We hope To see III"
tjiue " hen The political irickstrr and profess
slona office. seeker will no longer b. countc.
nnuc-d in the community when the motto
Of the community a. NIL be. " i.et the fiirr
seek the man, not the man The office Tn
III such shall hr III. case. we will look in VAIN
G,r AN honest. just, economical admlnst alton
sf ritnirs-- until that time arrives, corruption
viii continue 10 be- the order Of the day, and
Cai"rnia l.rgslalurrs-CaornIa public
men, bye word aud repro'ch.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

An IxPKov, MEsr.--A substantial bridge
has been recently constructed seross Ten
seat Guleh At FreI chtown. This bridge II
a great accommodation to she public and
has been built entirely by private enterprise
at an expense OF over four hundred d"l-
Lars. We regret l.. learn that the B' arr
"f Sup,rvsors, are not willing tn allow any
portion Of the ,XPvn>e 10 b. delrayed by
the County, it ,trtainly is very r,ers.
AIRY improvement on the most travelled
highway leading into the tONh. Il Is g.
80 hoped that our ciliHrns will feel more
hcrally disp,sed in the matter, AMI not
alL,w The entire burden If expense 10 fall
upon two or three individuals.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

WHALING on IlusBoLDr BAY. We learn
from the Humboldt Times thar the ptopl,
IN the Bay are at The present time very
rrottahly Engaged in the W hale fishery.
The inns says;
he steamer Mary Ann cap'urtd another
al ale on Tursday They arr To be- q, rn ~
mm,h.p run b'rs - the harbr aud th.
rev oi the steamer ave Fo truntt H. find
~ th,m. Whaling is h, re- mere p <,,r.
he crew bcing with their famii,s al mgii
nd tishirg b, dsv
Th' whale cauah, ia,t u eek ,i,ldrd tween
t, riA vt barr, l. f ci,ar wl Il = OF that
"a itiv known 10 whalrts rs the hump
rack." Tie "ueht whae" will b.. on the
raist ~ = ptrn b,r Tia, oll u Try, d out OF
sid NJ HUI h"ldt Point The busmrs> n
iolb.hs, be- more remun ratl,e than any
CIhei Investment ca th~ Bay,
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

PR"n'BLE MURDER oF thiGnASrs - The
te Jo.ynGi l'aihs through n rrva'e letter
received from lndrnefd, nee. Mo , by a gen.
I"nan OF Sacramento, dated june 10Th. that
report was current there that the m, n
connected with an Immigrant train on ils
way to California had been murl, red The
report or ginatcd from u party Of Delaware
lndlans. friendly 10 the whites. who hal been
IN hu my excursion. and stated on their
return, having seen u uumbrr Of " hltt wo.
II ci and children travelling with band nf
: "uS and Sac ludiln<- Not a ir5ue rn,
~ . BE- $ en- am n tt"n The Ia lawar
hiso reported It th" lnuA and sac in1AnS
IA DECLARED the r inteutoI Of killing every
wh IL man tn ! might mc un th. plains,
Satisfied that th w'uI b. s.v, rrIv dealt
wan, IT drtrrtco. they were d,t,rmihd 10
make Ind'Srrlm nate sIau4 4ht,r Whenever an
opportunity Offered
The letter confirms the report ha, Fort
Laramie is in The hands of the Indians.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11
N,rnoR.w,L The Hon, William R

IrupR.w,L The Hon. William
Turner has Withdrawn hls name Ne can
3lda,. for Judg,. ot the 18th Judicial Ds'
,.iet. Judge Turner has many warm aud
,,rong tri.i ds IN both Trinity aud llumsoldl
touuties, who would have taken much pleas
ere IN supporting him ier the "'hee, 'or
"a uhi,h he wss a candidate, and even ais "p-
sonepis are wihng I" accord to lhIh "'' P's
session OF cspabts Of mind and honesty OF
nrrposs, two great requisites f"r the station.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

FIRE IN oAS fR,SctAcn \ NoHAN
usNED 10 ! EA1H ON Saturday nigh
iih lusi n ht, broke out ~ n small "u
story wooden hnu~, on S''cktnn street. b, d,
tween Poet and Suite su' h'nre succ.
could he bia Md ~omsn . l,i Narg ,r,
Price, who occup cd the D. ment, ~ss
burned to deJth.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

COT. B. +. WASHINGTON. This accom-
pl>hcd gentleman aud able political VT ter.
well known during th" last two ,,,rs As di.
Ior of the p. CT TINS a d an criyt
gmS hence 81 the RI, amer ct ,h, 6n,usl
accon panied by hi family. upon v,sttn the
Eastern states. IN sllud NJ to- this tact. IN,
Goid E'd Of Sest"Ida! Iays the lollow ne
h gh a"d w. u deserved con Plincnt To the
Worth oi tuI. W
90 In this CITY M the head "f The ltadinp
llrm"orauo newspaper h the State. Mir.
Nashinpt"u's time aud taluis were d, vni, 4
tu the cause Il h party. with nn tarncstu,s,
aud hd"ltN b c"irlnH an who firmly b. rv. 4
that ~ II e AL ocacN ot the priuc,lnes oi II. q.
m'ciacN he r,nut,d The best mt, rests Z, (
hr people "i Lali "rnla. Honesty ul purpu.,
and manly n'ep, ndence have un,ior,nl,
n,alk'd his poitl,al c"urs,. and won IN. re-.
pet of oppoutns, While truIhlulIrss OF
character and gen al disposition natur, 4 ih,
c"raIal ifl, ,udshP "i all with whom he VA,
m'Tr Intimately associated Asa~uttr. he
i clear aud vigorous ,,jncinv a rare com
"nHt on - The grac,-s ct s'Sl, with rich
iuhd "i hun"F and haplN ILLUSTRATION. l.
up'"rt of the National administration. md
throughout the last State. Congressional ana
C,N 81, cti"ns, his services were r,coeuiz 4
~, contributing LARGELY 10 ,hr sncce,s h th.
p,rty. and have rauk'd / iu s,neug il. abir.t
aud mo.t ptumln' NJ M u,bcrs n trc STATE
We nndtrrlat d that pr'r tu th drF,rtur,
"l CI. ashngi"n a nunlb,r ot hs irb nj,
VIII prs nj hm vith superb gold watch
gold cha n ard q beautiful gold quarz cad.
alkhC stick, II token ct their al,ld>hp
aud esteem. The cits, upor ~mch ha>,
been neIhved aPI Iroprstr Inscription :, Wcr,
prepared IN ths city, and cost sPwhids ui
vi .uur. ; +. san
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

Gov BiCLER IN SH sTA w learn from
the Shd.ta & nj that Gov Bigl, r. accom-.
pan, b, C"l. Z,briek'c, al Sactan rnt", pad
a visit Ia shasta nAi week. and that the, a'.
dressed the largest political gathering ever
held ~ Shasta.
$ nrr ot thu paper, in the State condemn
var, severely. and W. think, very ju-tly the
e ,ur~e pursued bi our Chief Magistrate, in
going ovcr the safe clccuonrcrlnr, Iustr,d
II attending Ia his Official dntc-. The ~
cram,ntu Utioa V~ry Pcr,ln,mly rcmarks
that 1t Is To BE- presumed the Governor viii
not think OF claiming his salary during the
time thus employed.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

aIFL Ss-Nr neglected. last week, 20 re-
Iurn our Ihsoss ~ Or. Chsunccy. Tor s"nl,
i,lci ,us walerm,lons aud ma,kmelons. re-
cr.vrd from his garden They we're par,cu
larl> fine aud na surpassed IN flavor By an,
that We have seen this season.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-11

NATURALIzATI ut will be seen by II
note appended To the aricle taken from the
Sacran,n Uaion. aud head d, " Appca
tor Er Cit,rn.hip." that the Attorney
General Of the State admits, that Count,
G, urts and Courts of Seasons Lave n" power
TO giant Naturalization papers.