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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

FLUSHING RAILR0AD.-On and afser April
~ ls< the ears yer yushnr Rsl,csa leave Fuhls
ate ssud 10 NJ and II sop NJ. connect ns wsh tAs
s.~,ner leland CITY Hunters Pcnt The i.na City
NewYcra om Fulton Market S? g. All 10 A. NJ,
snd and r. NJ connecting WITH the AZ Hansr6
Pcrt. WM. NJ SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
Coal.

NEW COALrYARD.-I have opened new
IN COAL-YARD in 52d-st the junction Of Broadway
aud 6av where offer or sale tie lowest prices every de-
toripion of Anthracite and Biiunlnous Coal, -
JAMES L. WORTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

ENNS1LN AN IA KAILhOAD.-IIi hTf 7.
il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHlLA
DFLPHIA and PIrTSBUGH.-The MORNlSG NAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh a. NJ and
leaves Pittsburgh for PHI sdelphia A. w. Ire rAs liz
leaves M ade a Pittsburgh 1T P ~ and rittsosrx1
for Philadelphia al P. NJ The NIGHT EAPRbSs lhAiS
leaves Phisdephs for Pittsburgh Al IL r. H. sno fiI''a
for Philadelphia % 10 7. NJ e., -, pn-,.s. ~
The above at Pittsburgh with NJ m
,rJ fr,rn I0ris Mo- Alton. Gaiens. and thicego -
Fsukford Lexington and Louisville XVI Terra hsaS 49,
IN IL Fsyesfe and Indianapolis Ind. Cneina. Dsy,9n'
e,-r field Belief utsine Sandusky, Toledo CieYe,ano 20
Ilub1s Zsnesyie Masion and Wooster Ohoi 80 W
be steam Packet boats rora AID 10 Se"-OfIe1Inr' ~
Louisville and CineiDnafL An, l., -. h.,.,, Of lbs
For further particulars see ha.eb1 10 me no.es AZ
% P--en-sr will ind tbs the shortest: most exPea''
- s,rtsJle roufe bewteen the East snd W.
Throu 4 tickets be had az either Of TIE
PAGES p DEAN AGENT Sew.Jersey RsEroe Co 20. u
IL ELLIcoTT Agent Penny ssai. kssrDsa
1HO3lAs aV ,..s Phiadephs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
NIICHIGAN SOI,THERN RAILROAD LINE.

vi -Jssyelers az CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS, kANsAs an.
al rcinf. Wei and soutWest can obtain Through cSes
snd al inf alton concerning routes tsrs &C. sn,I %
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. or NkN-fohN
CENTRAL RAILROAD. BY application at the ComPanys or
fee, No 1885 broadway, cor. Dey~t
JOHN Z. PORTER. General AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
NrFW-YORK AND NEW-HAvEN PAIL

" RoAD-SUSfaIFR ARRANGEMENT, May :, 1850
TaaNs LrAyg Nrw-YoRT.FoT NeG;lla,e % II NJ NJ
p5Gsgepot-i. A. 81, lEx.D 1850 32i t.c: and Ex.J g.
NJ FS M GS ssi s9 Ef FaI SoqSaIGH
10 A. NJ; i2So 10, lex an7 Ac) f.lEx tS,, al5 r VI
For Dnrien ar Gfeenwich-7 A. NJ; l2So SO lex an
A. 5l5P VI. For Stam,od7, 3 A. NJ tkn;) l2ol,
10 & Hxl $50, SIS p. NJ. For Port Chester an New
Rochelie-7 ga Nj; l230 $40 L3o 5l5 &l5 L NJ FOR .ye
r. NJ =, ,r-.pu
Rx1 For Hartford and Spnngfeld-3, (ExD l23, + ",
x1 For Couuectieut River Railroad 70 Montrea-3 NJ,
by For Canal Railroads. A. NJ, (Ex) 1888 7. NJ For
KewLordon Raload-8 A. Nj p. NJ For Housafonie Raft
roa9-8 A M.;30P ". For Eanzaiuck RAILROADS. a NJ
sSo T. NJ For Dantury aud Eorwsk Railroads., A. Mi
4PM. 70. oo-
Trans TO NEw-YosE-From New Hsyen-55', :, $50
AN.I55 fFxJ 4G1. 8s5 P. NJ (Ex) From Brigepor-
$40 ia It8 A. NJ; 2S2 (Ex) al, 9s2 NJ, en- From
Norralk-6 GA 8i5 1852 A. NJ; 49, (Ex.l JS, 9f5, 10
p AZ fFxl From Port Chester-530, 643 10 @57, llSj
A NJ ICsG HPM JAMES H. HOIT, Sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
OFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

NNFW.YORK sOMERyILLE. EASrON, &c.-SPRlNG
ARRANGEMENTS commencing April ?, lab-Lesve NeN-
York for Easton By REQ jacket and wyoming rom
Pier No North River, e A. VI, aid T. ~ FOR soles-
VILE (way,l e. $50 P. VI. . -,
Tho above trains counec; Ezabeovn with trains on the
New.Jetay Re- road which leave New.lorK tVm ioot OF
Ccur.ianai.st. a. g A. NJ. J, and p. VI. ~
Re uring Phpsturg opposise Earonl att aud y -
4 NJ rud 5 r. NJ; Someryille (wIyl AZ A. NJ
NEW-YORK and ELlLABErHPORT-Leave New-lors
q: aud 10 4. NJ. l. and $50 PM Lcaye Ezaoethport at
us and y 10 A. ~, l, SIS and t. T. VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
DTGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONINGTON


III Cor BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW BEDFORD and
TAUNTON-Inand route without change OF cars OK dete1on
cary .ng the Eastern Mall - ,. - . Is. -. f,
he new steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone AMI
C. VANDERBILT Capt. W. II. ace, !, junction WIN the
Stoupfcn aud Prov ence and Boston aud Providence RAIL
roa leaving Nev-York daily tSunays exceptedl from P
No \. r. first wharf above Battery pace :. oe9cx PM
AM o'clock p NJ argelt the Nal tra
vii ca leeyes Bos.on at 5 50 PM.
The steamers arc unsurpassed for strength safety, Sped
ccmrt and elegance The officers experienced and aen
tive. . a, s., ~.
The C. VANDERBILT, from New 1ork-Noneay, we lnes,
day aul FRAY. From stonngton-Iuesday, Thursday AMI
Saturday NJ, m
Saturday From stonin gtonMonayi wednesday AMI
FI1ly.
~ BPasser gers arrival Of the at Stonngton
proceed Immediately ty Mall train TO Providence Boston, Tain
ard New Be- fof By Accommodation train from ston
ngt0n, al 7.co An
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer AMI Tram through
each WAY.
Through tickets on Mondsys Wednesdays aud Fddays for
Nantucket Holmes Hole and Woods Hole, ga NewbeaiJfd
connecting with the steamer Eagle Wing
For passage, terhs .aerooms or height application may
peE No North River, at the Office, No. 10 Bat
teryplGcc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

a tie County Of wlork, notice hereby given 70 all
rers a, having aims against ELIZABETH STEVENSON, as
fhe CITY a NtwNok teeeased. g present tho zane with
utLers hereof the sub cber % his Office No. II Wslst,
IL City Newly ok, before the tenth day OF septem
Ter rext DAT led -Nork the 9Th day OF March 1874
NH lsw6uW y. CAHlLL, Attorney for Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
C.NDFN and ANBOY RAILROAD 10 PHIL

~ sDYLPHiA from Pier No. North Rger.-Two lines
daily Al a. N. ana 7 NJ Mc,aas linz, a, 4 NJ, b.
sespboat JOHN POTTER 20 SOUTH tMBOI, thence BY
ear 10 wny.phes and philadelphia. Fare - IS Express line
at2P 81, b. JOHN POTTER 20 AMb0l, thence erect to
conmodsicn ard En gran, Lines AZ p ~ Fare 81 81 E
rr.ut Line p NJ. 81 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
TINTED STATES BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.

III
u To Army and Navy Officers soldiers both Regulars and
Volunteers Sailors Marine fo.ila Men, Musicians Wagon
Masters TeauseIs Indians and all who have served
Of the Wars Of the United states since the
wear 1890 lar Of 1855 s you one Hundred and sixty
Acres Of bounty Land! We pIdred promptly preeege
vour Claims aad obtain pour Warrant for bounty Land You
W and money by at eaiagt . a. l astT Hef'oH
aud baAk Jorns . n H. Cobb %:
No. p Wilam-st., New. York
RrrpRrScrs-Bank Of the Commonwealth Ohio LIE aud
Trust Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

CTEBBINS & Co.-ATCHES, DIAMONDS
JEwELRY, SILVER sndLvER-PLATED WARE.
No. 26i Brosay New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

~ lee cresm Knives FRI Knives. Butter Knives Chill.
drens sets viz Knife Fork I'd spoon, Silver Cups Napkin
Watches Clocks and Jewe repaired at less than the usual
rrces. Watches aud Jeweiryken in exchange.
GEO &. ALLEN,
Importer ofwstShes and welry, Wholesale and Retail,
No. IL all-st.. (second foor)
near Broadway, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

~ the County Of New York notice l. hereby given all
h. wing csms sgsnst GEORGE BRADEN. ato Of tho
CITY iok deeesed TO present the same with ycaeh
5tf rear BUILDING the City of New York before the
day Of October IexDsted Newfork the twenty hzN
day o March. 1855. BRIDGET BHADES,
Mn A. w6nWs Administrative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

COIDIERS, SAlLOkS, 1EAMSlEhS, WHO
- have served ia any War the United States since $780,
their Widows Minor Chldren-you are entitled 10 100
ACRFSofLAND Application you get prompt y
Charges moderate No charges until Warrants obtained War
rants located choice Land by member Of The firm Nes
BARKER 4 OSTRANDER. No Isl Broadway.
RETERtsCEs-The Hon James Harper, ENMayor Dwight
Editor N Y Express; Col Il. Fuller Ed Evening Mirror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

i eITANSuIPS.-The frsi-class new-s,eamsiiip ARIEL,
$50 iups Iefcyer master will leave Newfork from Pier No.
So North River foot Of Cmheisst, a. Loon Ici,y On SAT-
uKDAY, May 10, FOR HAVItE direct 49,
fist-cfs Passaee... '''.''s''''''''''''T
The ARIEL will be followed BY the steamship NORTH
STAR, June O. 90,
NE owner Of these vessels viii not BE- accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jegelry Precious sones oE Metals IN
les Ills Of ladng signed therefor, aud the value thereof
therein exTrsccc. =. .,.----,..,.e
sece goods taken usual ra'e No freight received a.
ter noon cf tie day before suiiing -, 49,.
O. viii he received the office up 20 II A. ~ OF the es
i,g and ,.i be- carried In lndiubber bags IN.
oek and N sliiy hayre viii be nneasey aspos'ei "
PostOfice there. =, ,t
Psross taken, each prersi1, one dollar aDd upward
or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

= NJ Fsrmirsise SIS p NJ; Jamsics 80 The syosset
Train vii Leave Brooklyn at 10 A. II and - Z " esea
ns ke the Trsu on Syosset Branch al Hiessvie a.
Ills A ~. ard $50 p ". On Saturdays, the 80 T VI.
Fsrur ale Tran viii YaRank and Iesye fspnsns =
fcr Brookiyn a, 10 A. Farunsiale 10 y NJ syos,,s
g NJ and p NJ Hampstead, $50 A. ~ sna !, % T. vi :
Jsuaica. 3 40 I s. S45 A NJ and 10 and 40 Z. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

i WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,-The
steamship SOUTHERSER. T. EVAN Commanfsr VIII leave
Pier No North River WEDNESDAY May 3. AZ o'clock
T. A. precisely. For Freight appy board where al e3s %
isding signed and Pfsssge the Office OF sPOf
FORD TILESTON Co, 10. 3 Broadway. through Ac6-
ets 10 Florida allows To jacksonville, sis 20 FiatA 80
Nay II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
"a & MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, via
: MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

IL. HAVANA sud SEW-ORLEkNs.-On THURSDAY,
May IL P. NJ from pier foot q Warren-si R BY the
eie sfesnlship GRANADA, Capt > r Grira-
PessaEe ctn be sscured AZ the Company ONCE
Freight 20 Ssw-OrieaDs. - cents Per itic iooi, ,
Sinners wi, b. s,Irped with bank bills of aiding Of the
fora sned Nv the Company appca-on ~ teiE oe No
Other ferns signed and bills Of adius viii be signed asr
the hour of sailing.
Fer freight passsse apply 81 the otee Of ne company
No. III Mest.sf., corner a Warren NJ u hObEhl>-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
Bcuntn Can6 t0arrants.

BOUNTY LAND obtained for all Soldiers, Sea-
ID men Fola Men Sea Feucibes, Transfers and Others
who served in since lsi: AMI Land Variants
purchased BY GEO. WOODMAN, No 10 Wiliamst
I AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No 63 Wall-st,
IL New.YorkThe highest market price paid for LAND
WARRANTS and all Warrants sold by are gualnteod,
and for arded mail otherwise upon receipt femittancs
Warrants procured for Soldiers and others entitled to
Bounty Lands, upon application 90 ,, =. ., ,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09

The Comfy of New York notice is hereby given 10 all per
sors having claims sgarst JOHN SCHROEDER, ste Of the
CITY OF NewYork nkmsD deeeased to present ths sans
homer No 2fS Wsshng tont 10 the City Of on OF
tenth day OF september neAt-Daed TOO
nj Ia ven ". ANNA SCHROEDER, Administrative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-09
feaal Notites.


oil the County of York notice hereby given TO all
having against DAVID C. QUEEN late OF the CITY
Of Anwa ~ g. deceased to present the same, with voucn-
sTs thereof TO the subscrbe az the office Of George WIZ
ms No. 90 South in the City OF Nswfors on OF before
The thirteenth day July nexDeed Newf the yin day
at Jsnnsrv 1855 JULIA y. QUEEN. Admilsutrix
10 taw6mW GEOOk y. w lLLlAhS, Adinntsfatot.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31
ftorr 4ansas,
From the Ohio Statesman
LETTER FROM Gov. SHANNON.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Oct. 6, 1861
Shawnee Mission, X. T,

EXECUTIVE OFFlcR, Oct. 3, 1851
Shawnee Mission, X. 7.
MY DEAR CoLoNEL.-I send you here.
with communication (cOpy) sent by me to
A. G. Brown, the editor of the Herald OF
Freedom, printed in Lawrence, in this Ter
rltory, correcting a long sting of falsehoods
lie had published in his paper, in reference
to myself. feel SO outraged and provoked
at these slanders, that l am compelled, most
reluctantly, to notice them-otherWise, nine
tenths of tie people will believe there is
some truth in them. | 10 not know wheth.
er he viii publish my letter, or not, but
would be glad if you would put it in the
Statesman, at as early day as you can
The Herald of Freedom is an Abolition pa
per, and now engaged in the revolution that
they are getting up here. There is one
thing would wish 10 impress on the Dem
ocratic editors East: 70 receive everything
from this Territory with great caution.
1t is che great factory of falsehood, and ma
terials with which politicians in the East
expect to make political capital. 1t is the
sole business of these papers here to send
on TO their employers in the East whatever
is desired for that market.
expect to sit Ohio in November.
Yours, &C.,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31
From the Philadelphia American and Gazette.
The Stsubsnville and Indiana
Railway.


The Board Of trade, at its meeting on
Monday last, had under consideration an
application f,om the Steubenvle and Indi-
ana Rllroad Company. to the citizens Of
Philadelphia, pray ing for small subscrip-
ton of stock to equip the road. which is
ready, with the exception OF the necessary
rolling stock and the completion Of short
Intervening connection, to transact the great
freight business between this city and the
West, which,itwas projected and coastruc.
ted to accommodate. The board was fully
informed ofthe facts exhibiting the present
condition Of the work, the number and
character of its connections, east and west,
the vast extent OF settled and wonderful pro.
ductive country through which il runs, and
the near approach which is now made to
the cOnsumation and iaal opening Of con.
siuuous route, Of uniform gauge. from Phil
adelphia, via Pittsburgh and SteubenyiIle
to the remote western interior. Seeing the
immense importance Of the whole chain or
highways to the commercial interests Of this
community. and feeling that some effort
should be made here to secure 50 valuable
an extension ofthe Pennsylvania Central
road. on what il obviously the directest aud
shortest line ofacrsss from this point % ST..
Lonis. the Board cf trade, on motion Of
Samuel y. Meriek. adopted the believing
resolution; ,a1.s
Resolved. That the Board Of Trade view
with lively satisfaction. the progress made
In the con- truction Of the Steubsnville and
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31
Democratic Sentinel,
PBLlsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
CHARLES N. ALL EN-,
Editor and Proprietor.

n TERMS BsoRIPTItN.
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year. II not paid within the year, Two DOLLARS
and FITrY CENTS will be charged This rule will be
lived up to at all times.
ANY person procuring ten responsible subscribers
70 the SENTINEL, will be entitled to copy Tor one
dt TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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Fer ii lines, or less, tone year, ,OO
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RATES OF POSTAGE
ON WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
Ts all subscribers in the county where published,
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81 AGENTS FOR THE SENTINEL.
The following named gentlemen are our authorized
agents to receive subscriptions, advertisements and
lob WORK We hope they will prove themselves to
bsgood Agents. All contracts made by them will
uictly fulfilled by us:
Freeport--Joseph Allen.
y Westchester--W William Fleming.
Moorefeld-A Jul. Schneider.
Rumley--Jacob Gutshall.
Short Creek-Asa Holmes.
Etoch-James Hoagland.
Athens-Dr. Thomas Findley
German-John Brown.
North-A +. Croskey.
Monroe--Henry B. Heller.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-31
eN;chGeJ Eeist.

PRACTICAL Confectioner Wholesale and Re.
III tail Dealer in Candies Cakes, Nuts, Raisins
Crackers ant Imported Cigars, nearly opposite the
bank, Steubenville, Ohio.
NJ B.--Wedding and other parties furnished with
Cakes, &c, on short notice. May l6, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
FRIEDLANDER G. NATHAN

FRlEDLANDER G. NATHAN
DEG leave to iHlorm the citizens Of Wea-
ID vcryilir. and Trinity county IN general
rnat they have this day bought out the .ntirr
stock oi merchandise Of the well known
firm of
p. VI. EDER q Go.
and solicit from t.e public continuance Of
The patronage heretofore extended to their
prrtt cetsrrs.
We ,hall always keep on hand the largest
and best selected stock Of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
and pledge ourselves Ia sell AT the lowest
market price, n- all our goods viii be boughl
for cash only. at tn" largest importing houses
in san Francisco aud the Atlantic States
Our finn will continue business as usual in
Sau Francisco. n ~ Clay Street
~ Arr cl,s winch we have not on hand
here, we are prepared to take orders for
aud have forwarded from san Franc SEQ with
trlegraphc dispatch
Wcaverylllr, May %. 1853.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
ENTIRE ISTiIMUS TRANSIT BY
RAHRO-4D.

Passengers by the P NJ S. S. Co.'S Line,
will make the l>thmu> Transit by Cars, over
the Panama r ulroad, which is now finished
from Ocean to Ocean, The completion of the
Ruroad obviates all the d fficuliies aud in
convrnicnces heretofore experienced by pas
srngrrs in Gro. sing the lSthnus. and makc
the transit for FAMILIES most comfortable
safe and speedy.
The Panama route Offers facilines to pas
sengers not pnss"s>rd 10y any other route.
FIFTY POUND of Baggage will be nj
lowed Ia each passenger FREE! All above
that amount will be charged at the rate OF
ten cents per ponnd.
Treasure for shipment will be received on
board the STEAMER. on Saturday, July l4th,
until 10 O'Clock, T. NJ.
For Fricgh, and Passage, apply to
FORBES q BABCOCK,
Corner of Sacramento * Leidsdorif sts.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
NOTICE.
IL q q q ) IL CO

Book AND jon PRINrEHs,
And Agents Cor thu following NewspstSvrsi
L'Ecnu l)o PAclFrouE,
CALIFORNIA SsArEsMAS. Sacramento.
CALIFonNIA ExPaEss Alarysvie.
NEVADA DEaoCRAr, Nevada.
GEoRGErowS News. Georgetown.
CREs EVr cry lERALD. Crcy City.
TnNrrY TINES, Weave4~illc.
OGlce. IiS Clay Snect,
NJ the Bookstore of Messrs. Allen * Spier,
between oniGomrry and Sansome. u ary
opposite Led,sdortf street, San Frnncisco.
Refer fo-L PfcKERINc, san Francisco.
G.. K fIrcn, " I"
B +. STERETr,"
Col. Rust, Marysville.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
CARTER HOUSE,
MOUTH or CANON CREEK,
GEORGE LAWS. PROPRfHTJR.

THIS new aud ommodious House, stua-
ted al the nou II Of Canon Greek, and un the
direct route To Big Bar, aud Also to Canon
Cny, is now open to the public, and will be
conGuctcd under the supervision Of Mr
George Lava
THE CULINARY DEPARTMENT
will be under the direct supcrutendcncr of
Mrs Laws. aud the TABLE viii Al al times
be provided with the choicest vlands procura-
ble IN the market.
CIenn Beds oud Comfortable Rooms
will always BE- furnished To the tar travel
Ter. aud no pans will be spared y II ne con
nccted with the establishment, 10 render II
very way worthy Of the public patronage.
1t IL the intention of the Proprietor Ia make
the CARTER HOUSE everything thai "a
hrst class Hotel should be-, and he assures the
pubic thai il shall have no superior IN this
section Of 'le State.
June 8, lSj5.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

To tine Voters OF the 18th Judicial Dis
trict, composeL of Trinity mud Hum
bold Counties:
TT \VING BEEN ANNOUNCED AS
i l. candidate for the office of Judge of tho
18th Judicial District, deem it but an sc'
Of simple justice To myself, to publish the fol
lowing statemcnt:-
was elected in 1850. almost unanimously
by the /. gislature Of California. District
Judge Of the 8lh Judicial lsliut at that
time composed Of Yuba, Suffer. and Yolo
Counties The Legislature, in 1851 created
two additional Judicial Districts and, in con-
sequence of the change made thereby. b.
came Juige Of the District composed of
Trinity and Klamath Counties. Before |
came into this district. an election was held
in Trinity County. for the purpose Of cecting
County officers, and selecting Il County seat.
Soon after my arrival in the district, ! was
notified that Eureka had been made the
County seat Of Trinity County, and received
ut the same time the evidence requ red in
such cases in the manner ana form prescribed
by law As regards Eureka the law had
been complied with. and | could legally re
c"gn,ze no other place MS the County seat
Morenver snlvmnly affirm, that during my
term nf uffice as .ludQc of The District, no le
gal evidence was adducrd before me. or be
fore the District Cour'. willie | presided IL
Judge Of the sAutr. g. prove that Neavrrvl,
ar anv other place than Eureka WAS or had
be made the Couuty scat of Trinity Coun
~. WAS frequently informed by various
persons that the County Julge of Trinity
Cout " had declared W,aver, ili, to be the
County scat and rs often assured that if |
flcd to hold the terms of the District Court
at Wcavervic woud be defeated as can
ddate f'r rc-tl.ctiou for W+avrrviPe and
is vicinity would give majority f the votes
east in ms .Isdici;l District. | could make
no nth-, reply than. that | would prefer de.
feat to >uccrss. it success depended upon my
proving rrcrcant to the trust rcp"sed in me,
and a violation of nav oihc III duty.
am now. ami shall continue :" be. can
ddatr: aud. whatever May he the result,
shall b" cou>oird BY the conviction, that
I" Truth is oun,pot,nt and public justice ccr-
tain
During ih" time that was Judge Of the
Ma >svllle District WIS pcrserptcd by the
pettifoCgcrS and corrupt factions of the town
Of Marvsve for endeavrrng TO discharge
my duties faithfully and according to the best
"f my ab w 1t appears from the following
documents. thar my official condnct was ap
proved by The most eminent lawy. re- in the
S,ae, who pract< 4 before my Court. and BY
Americas greatest Orator and Statesman.
w. K. TURNER.
Weaverville, June 23, 1855. jc23 2t
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
Extract of E.et,cr from Henry Clay.

ASHLAND, Nov. 81. 1850.
The accounts Of the disturbances near you
reached ne and take pleasure in expressing
my conviction Of the prnprrty of your "ffi
cial conduct in the trying o'oeS proceeding,
in which YOU had Ia act p~ominent par'.
With great respect, am your "b"dieni
servant, H. CLAY.
The Hon. w. r. TURNER, Marysyie.'
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28
1875 CASES OF BOUTS !!
GOLDsTONE 81 BROS,
sHAtTA,
Have Just received 2j cases Of assorted
1I,...<, <../ L.<,o DDof

Mining cnd Dress Boot%,
which ,liry off'.r for sale at small ad sanc,
above New York costs
We have also received across the Is,hmu.
a beautiful lot of
Gents BIue ana Black Dress CONS,
Blue and Black Doeskn Pants: nl.o, White
YELLOW and Figured Alars,iles Vcsts. mad,
eHprrssly for our Retail Custom: snd those
e. nileHcn de,irpus Of obtaining nm No. |
Ball or Party Dross. win p.ase call at
GOLDoTONE h BROS Sha>ia,
Adjoining Dr. 6hgrl!ea's Drug Store.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-28

To the Voters Of the 18th Judicial Dis
trict, composed of Trinity mud Iium-
bold Counties: