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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-04-27
\ Story for the Gfe0uIous.

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THE California Chronicle, of March 6,
gives the following extract of letter, dated
Kern River. February Ia :"
81 have discovered a rock of gold | esti.
mate its value at not less than $S 5000 900,
or 100000 it might even be! Now,
Bob, don't laugh at n,c. was desperately
wild with joy. j, who had been dreamer
and q poor devil so long, was to be rich! to
be a king Ito be able to carry into exccu-
ton all the darling schemes which have so
often brought the ridiculc ofthc stick-in-tEc.
muds upon me. ] was at last to be able to
so home and chain Rosette under the hard
conditions claimed by your father.
Towards noon | got hungry. / went up
the side Of the mountain to some pine trees,
in the sides of which the squirrels had pla-
ccd acorms in holes made by wood -pcckcrs
in search ofworms. dug out lot of the
acorns, carried them down TO the creek, ate
them with fine pcppcr-grass growing along
side of spring. | went back to the rock
and staid there till three o'clock, studying
what should do. | could not resolve. ]
then went to my camp about eight miles on
| The folks wanted 10 know what was the mat
ter | said had wounded buck and got
lost in chasing him. Tho next moning
found that my horse had hccn stolen.
bought some provisions, another revolver,
and a pick and shovel and pan, and went
back. About so yards from the rock was II
trail upon which miners passed every day,
and was afraid to work in the day. At
night | went to work To cut oil IL corner of
the rock, but soon broke the pick so that ii
was useless. ] could find no cliiscl or ham.
mo-.
! People got suspicious of me. Several fol-
lowed me. One man found me sitting down
not 100 yards from the rock. | got scared
carried water in my bucket the whole two
miles from the stream, and made mud with
which | washed over the rock. In doing
this had to get 81 buckets of water; and
just that job alone compelled nc to walk
los miles, and | was whole week about it,
doing greater portion Of the work ut night,
and sleeping in the day time.
am nearly starved out watching the
rock. went to mining at Jones' camp for
few days, aud row am waiting with the
greatest impaticncc for you 10 come, with
every preparation necessary for breaking up
the boulder. After we get it into pieces we
can melt sufficient in crucblcs to pay all our
expenses, and buy the mules necessary for
carrying of our rock.
| am iii ill YOU come. The rock
is in sight from the trail. Before | washed
it over, could stand OH the trail and sec
the gold glitter in the sunshine now the
dirty yellow wash may attract attention.
What gives me the most pain is, that miners
make a short cut by passing within ten feet
ofthc rock, and save an ugly gully which
starts ju,t before it. l must stay near the
rock, and have no money and no provisions.
have no heart to work, and when | want
to mine can get no good diGgings, though
other people are making plenty Of money
! am very glad that tle report Of rich dig
yings higher mp the river is taking nciily
everybody away from this ncighborhood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

DIAPER HANGINGS MANDATORY IN
II NEW -RFnFORp for sALE--The Subscriber osep ior
sale tho large Building situated Wss erected shout three
yar~ sinec for Mandatory Of Hanging Paper. The building
81 weed three rntcs high 100 feet IN enkh ana ieet
wide with An adouns building story high % iee' % .
feet The 20 feet by 100 feet, with sheds Tor ssoet
Th~re sood eArensne Of ten horse poser snd me roo
for being warmed by There are Glons
POhrE cuilend.rns and Printing Machine. together Win
op.nv Of Block Print. The premises situated In tbs n-
,d,. ,ey Of The railroad and in every well cal
o the above other manufacturing busioesa For
terms aud other Information apply q .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
..ousr wApnngroH COLLEGIATE IN

M DffhI WhFlllNslOf t'VNff''"'F ~
- d., 10 h..h4..a. 81 = oLAnRE gAssfas Poo
.i,.s .t.ss rhi''ss 'h As-Asai ys-' %. ,-
IIt ~ n ,.a.,bs, The fsniy, hiHa SOD hTn" p"k,t
l.i. ~ 49,. "a. ~ s fBrsiia. Tbs trans To- fs.t,'yp
, s..as, asa ssna'gs rspis afs fsssTs' ION
..,. ,s.. ~ "a. sA sp-sfs h. the ssb-' ~ o snS me ~
s,s. ss,iad IL Che p"gpftip ~ 10 vnpns " tho 49,
"a "a ,,.s,sd Ly siis Professors 10 ali tss bf'aehs. 70
Quilted ~ BUSINESS ~ t6tsEs, i"-ngps tn9~Nnt' s,p
,,, .nd no. edpirS Ciyi Ensnssns and AgrysyhnEt 20
.stbs, WITH the As D'svng and Painting Ihs yH's'
1.sss. special tot ion Ahf rA's ~ one p" wv
cipss Nc pnp fsr-irs private ani tufi'iua n'uni uph
psss,ssry o. o. 'hs m ensnBS 20 advantage h' ca@es
r ~ ayr,,s,, ih tho Principals ard Catalogues COO
anns the srnss Of pupils rsns oi Instruction
tnuos &c mar b. hal al ths Rooms o. ,hs tn,,tn,N
lo.ues may Aso be- obtuncd u APPL.IvNs p,gA.'''
Bosdwsy also 1t VISION PiiiNsEi D NO. '' ''"
New.iofk. 49,. A.. 49,,
For tb. information parents seeking ruib1 place. IN t
, 6r tho strsctop their and who as not Aeia
with hi, Institution the names u CON: OF !" pfe" P
D.. D. ~ r. n snJH NJ D. Mr. Nm. II. Liyiosston,
CbAflsa C. Darling Ar. Denis Julien,
Hon. VIM. y. Hsvem-yur, MI Geo. y ,iniey,
Henry y. D.yss, NJ Charlie. Low.n"'
Pro-ler ~ wetnore, ar. John n Genin,
= y.nSerrool NJ D. Mr. VI. II. Duckworth
A. ~ Gum, NJ D., MI YIN - pousn7'''
Joseph Worster, NJ D., Mt w. Dodwonh'
:. Pail, NJ. D., MI Allan nay
VIM. Power. NJ. D.. M m oAisO'J'
7 e FORESTER NJ D. NJ. Rufus Sanger,
Philip Mnspsugh, Ed. str. n a hehnuson'
~ sac- Mr.. Mni. K Mchtmm,
NJ Josl.h w Baker Nr. Jus;us T.. Earle.
"a Dsv,1 N,re Mr.. Geo W. braoard,
a.. issSx.si e,ch,n NJ Richard Burisw,
~. - 7 TownSend Mr. JOSEPH T.. Buckley
MI Frederick L. TsleOtt NJ. Aiisd otoon
n, auy Il Th.riot Mr.. James VI. Benedict,
~ Robert &c Iim-y Mr.. John =. Earle.
n. CoSrt.nd Palmer Ar. A. G. wserbay, &C., &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
furnaces, Ranges, Sc.
Gcparlnersbip Notices.

COMPREHENSIVE. - EDWARD W az =
atctom MoNis1s, b. resumed ,he BAskiso ~ 70
ssa txruANue hRokFkAoE ea.n,"' , M aots6E.
nhN s,unnisoN, .. No. - wlli,n &. Sorues Of r's>
New stA, Seq I, lsos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
Dantins AtaSemics.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.


IA EEv-YoRE No sC6 Broad ssy. opposite Eleventh-st
BRooELYS No. lS7 Mon sgne- place near Court-st.
Mr. DODWORrH has the honor Of announcing iha the
Glasses and Lessons viii commence for the season. AZ me Ns"
York Academy SATURDAY oct g. and At the Brooklyn
Academy MONDAY, Oct. 2.
Circulars containing &c. be obtained IT either OF
the Academies =.
Mr. DODWoRTH has III. pleasure Of informing his fnend'
that sgee,by Their repeated oicitston 70 estaon
DArcps Academy in Brook IN the plan 80 succsss'u 10
NesYok he has erected spacious building combining every
that ccrd be suggested BY yess experience
and way adapted ths heathu exercise 10 which
will be devoted The location Of the most accessible N
Brooklyn the Fulton and Myrtle Railroads meet
the head Of but few steps from the
Academy.
soirees exclusively for Pupils and Parents.
DROOKLYN-WILSON DANCING ACAD-
ID Envy Cln'on-,t, OF Atlantic Will reopen and
con mepce the first Glasses TUESDAY Oct Lad e and
Children st 81 o'clock and Gentlemen 81 o'clock p VI Thos'
pupils who prepared advised 10 commence promptly
with the frst slafses Severs. new Dance,
NJ FERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY
vi. Madame c. DUBRTUL FERRERO aud FERRE-
no respectfully tia their school will reopen SAT
URDAf October g. Circulars containing and days Of
tuition can obtained the Academy, No. 50 West ih-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

u :. ~, a.. rt-- -.ss as~r =, rAnN - n-a u--
IA A.. d. MsM,ts.s, -hkl~ ~ A. ,,s - tLa t
80 No, t.l Lad -ss, 30 ~ s'i .ss'r ~ r-'
.a.y. we~ii ~ r,eIsssea, s-i sas' n.N'"sl sssH~-
Aaasvss .s,g-s as-, ase r'~s A"a S'f "ha' rs'--
l., d. ~ NJ ssaa rwst tnsa n '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
0IOO 0OO NJ. FEET Of LUMBER cut

in "a month. 2S& VI fest o.
BOARDS cut in IS minutes with my IMPROVED CtHCO-
LAR SAW-MILL. " hes won 100 nselt the hghes ence
NUNS DOES work with l@-s than any mill ever 10
vented for srrugth durability snd adaptation nnri'Ast
Furnished th Steam Engines Boilers and Mil Mschn;y~-
pecislIy Circular saw Mil IN the G 80
proved manner reasonable rms and low prices hail
tecn on hand CIRCULAR SAWS superior any heretof- -
cercd the pubic. For furthtr prtcu aTs please tn'
subscriber, j. r. SANbOh' 9aupJ III, y. 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

~ fNr ntiNNis GAZETTE. rstn,Aet Ga shs snt 81
s.s ia 81 wAis svA Anii Neh'N-i- 'ies % sassd se'
a.. IN health he tasiness the l,nt Pc
49,, sfupA tiy The trsssas fs shHitAs 10 e es
ls.cs eArt 80 he iir.is River! Tho e"1nl' o. 81
N.s-N. a. a. h.. an eNtsnsvp itAie and mafca The
rt W ,,ue i.s,n saa rlHs valley A. l. Railroad connect
h eastern slrsa. nstfucas passes thfe"sh INC
a., ana ths nufoau valley Eslr,Ad shsaeh II Ge heSA
isssA ,uns within wlr Il The city. 49, -,
Tho tssrlse ansns the eldes nswsrspes IN ILLINOIS, we
AT rasf srysAstss ec ~, An industrious aud prudent
~. st cav as- eco ESQ and the hasa~s nu"
i.ipv ncsra the growth Of he city and The oompieon
81 10 fAiruAa Is rfvfress
Nsws ana Job TYPE which Cor tn most csr' nssry new
csrsrfs.s She usual Vsaeties fheo sl,o0 Address 90
'' A. n FORD, L.con. H.
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,tr 1 cns eeia,,lishoi ia

NEt'E Sr>er Rs aatr ! "as established 10
49, ~ - rsecc.' .'r--e. vel .'.eA ."' "ns $500
N-,gves tr.~Svs he ies- ~ ls 81 "" ~~,' ", 'T
9 ~ A.. ~ lh4s,, ~ .is~A.s1 MthAAf
NNeks 49, ,,a-rlsts 80 ~ arRtVA Al iNsrsVMtNI',,
So, -'-~s - rh,-,+.n 1e'r'~' :" r'"rsss
,a.,s :. ~. ~, AA4,v.s nNJrNE, Ne p, rss' p5se'
NV -Ns4k.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
nlarhinerp. Ne.
IOC0MOTlYE RUNNING THROUGH a

4 LOCOMOTIVE RUNNING TfRUUUH q
N DRAWBRIOGE--Thr locomotive which drew the ricr
noon trp from Newark to Hacket into the csn
Bower ~ j. 90 Saturday last. Aus 25 1854 FoItun.sy
had been detschcd rcm the Tan otherwi many vs sad
have been lost Such accidents be wooded BY u,ns GAN
BLES SAFETY RAILROAD DRAWBRlDGEs and sELs.
LOCKING SWITCHES. tpstented.) This invention Wa
secure 10 travelling community prrtec; saety while Jour
neyns railroads The apparatus Is 90 arranged 10 snui
with the opening Ct Draw switches on een sue
the rtye uulocked and moved TO CONNECT WIN meosi
iens ard the time 'isoa att'oned 70 me sSiee
irs Switches he used larstey At any OF tue
railroad and thereby prever, the con.t1nty
bt ard unbo themselves when ncye BY the 0fas OF eass
ar The lever AZ turn For the purchase Of nights nn ms
nstsp, or inspection OF model, apply 20 n GAMBLE
BROTnER No. 5 Margsrettsst near front Ph'iadeipnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
DOTATNG METAL SHEARS, for cutting

IL Boiler Pises Sheet ou Tn COPPER Brass zinc saa
oil o-her Metallic Sheets. . ,,. -. l.. A..
country ard rves the perfect subtraction eutuns en te~
Of boiler plate in a minute psriecy sn ON sui true. -
Roller anufaeturers tn copper an shee'lron wotses ~.
requested 10 call examine the maehi our once no i"
Broadway. lAOLAlAN @ Low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
EIEYATORe. or HOSTING MACHINES

H The and best In II the clsn ~ rope ot as
platform cannot fan They be Ia use It NOS ~ 90
and ~ Frent-st; rned STATES Asay omes Wa' no; 70
Cedar-.t: 20 49g Watfr.,t No rs Hudion., 5rnoNyn
Finn Glass WorI sDd Sos 40 IL Commercial Whnt Broos
lynn Harmony nils and Strong MIL. c9hoet n ~ r..
Ger Falls Conr. Sc. &c. Applications by mall promptly a.
tended 10. Address 49, ,,,,pv ~, Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENGLISH

y SCHOOL, WIN. II LEGGETTS Soho VII Do re-
onsped on MONDAY Sept. J. Circulars with Ellery Gil
Ions No 10 Wallet Lockwood No. All Broadway; Cr0wen
No 6ga Broadway; John Mc@uen ESQ., Society Library or
II the residence Of the Principal No. rs 0ths near Top
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

DOYS SCHOOLING. TYNGs SCHOOL, at
I'D No 81 leths, will reopen thu SECOND TUESDAY u
September Terms . per year. Number limited 70 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
Rorses, Carriages, &t.
Go farmers anb Others.

Bone P nrsD7ED FsTS OF LIME
For s1.bv A. LONGETT
No 81 Cls-sf. toorne! 81 F1l'oa-)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

- NFfVN'FF ''N TT -,
- rsru. 81 tho seventh war respectfully informed
that Ward school hosse No arc about
complete ns will hu rroned sr tho reception e Sehni- ana
af MONDAY neat tho ilth Inst whom
susun will and eon'inne - ifmHy
Parents ausiians Of children who have not hefentofe
nee, .,unretoi Nth ., Sobr requested have their
names ,. ssk tho Principals 81 the several
viii b. Ia ATTENDANCE morning In Classroom,
g,,, n.r, nom Iiisnns OF hs Ward and Cay sunef
skus uttered IN the of popular elueslen arc
invited walt tho Fohool AMI after Monday next,
60 .ns made aud enhanced liabilities Or
,s.ss 81 Insttu.tiun sai all concerned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
'I,ur CLASSICAL Gymnasium. Bihlc> House.


- 40 nr.---.,- a-L-i y. ,-~-s ,i4-,ls.-s. The
F --i. ~. i.s~,.',- = ~. Hssts --a Bod,
,.i ,.--,.., -, V tel ~ d...e.s. rsv-ss-ts 81
49,. a,-,iI. t,>l,, n,ilag.a. A~a at ne iss,-fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

ERENCH LESSONS. J. BURNER will
II begin bis course Of FRENCH LESSONS TO classes OF a
limited pumber of pupils, Dc. at o'clock ?: NJ Apply
No az Gb.sy near ilB.st No Columbia College, by
noop Isd.s Class m tho afternoon with the assistance Of
Mine BURNER Also Evening Glass a. Mechanic, inst
tutc No. y Chamb,r,F. about .! O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

LNOR SALE or EACHANUE-IWU HUN
j DRIED ACRES TIMBER-LAND in ADDISON COUNTY,
VERMONT. mills and improvements IL miles from MI
bury Station on Rutland Railroad cheap House and Lot
GOOD Vacant Lots Merchandise, will be taken IN far
change Apply T. II. BROWN No II "a4lst from 10 d
p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

NJR. and Nine. NOEL BERGIER's English,
WI Frerch and spanish BOARDING. snd DAY SoaooL
for YOUNG LADIES Nc So 2dsy between 18th ,nd l9'hst'
reopers on MONDAY, sept L. Terms; For Board ana Iu
tor $50 $780, Music included Astsge saensd 70
The irEfi,uton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

L 'tIOS rfIJIt0tNI tDhfhNI br M
u EEAsEA Psfsgss srkstinE ~ the Greet Wee ,fe In
sffse - b7 snEfpssssi sfsanAEss offered
efsfrs 81 TsASs y I~r Cbspisfs for dsdbsan
T. -, - Ef.sSssy RIM pa. g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

L'OR SAIE-A SfstONip-hhND - 'A'i' ~
II PRESS nesrly new, male By = T. Austin, suitable ~
Dookhineer Potnonnaie manufacturers Ne with faA sat o.
d,. fr stamping Portm0anses. VIII be cold cheah Apply
toF v MORhELL BRO, No. II Jsaad'st, "ihan'oufsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

L Broadway, will rOpen MONDAY, Sep. To- This
School three departments covering vide range OF
uds The with first principles All the Prne
pal having formerly Professor In Of car
mes the higher through al the useful aud practical
parts Of college education.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15

Ia FTnripa The krv u. {, NAN NJNMNN, u ptePNrdI 10
I've Young Ladies wishing attend this insti,ate a.
me Dor, OF h,, homo forts with special
tho rroa encn Of their studies be
srioved Residence No t5 West 2stst
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, tha, me under.
l ,irnrd il ready At any time. aud al~ Ays
has been willing and ready a, any and all
times. 70 account 10 the Treasurer Of Trinity
County for all funds which are or have been
in his hands, belonging ei':er TO the State Or
County. WM NJ LOWE,
yI4.G Tx Sheriff Trinity County.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
Letter from Henry Clay.


ASHLAND, July II, 1851.
DIAN SIR:-I received yor favor trans
nit,ing a copy of yonr statement, and = news
paper containing the proceedings f the
House Of Assembly Of California. in relation
to charges preferred against you. thank
you TOR them, and for the interesting infur-
h'aiion communicated in your letter | cen
happy to learn from YOU tha, NE Uonsp Of
Assembly ri y''ur State has don. Won instice
in my judgment. the perseverance, and in,re
pidity with which YOU h,ge upheld the snpre
macy of the law. and maintained the dignity
Of the bench and the hrmness which ,m
have evnced in the discharge Of your official
duties. under the trying circumstance ., Just.
~ entite y@u IL the gratitude and applause Of
every good citizen.
retain lively and friendly recollection
OF both your father and mother; and offer
you sincere wishes for your success aud
prosperity.
With great respect. am
YOur friend and ub't servant.
III. CLAY.
The Hon. VIZ. r. TuRNER. " je23-2t
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
Letter from Members Of the Ear.
srARrsvtnLE, Cr... Nm. 6, 1850

NnRrsvtbLE, CM... NOS 6, 1850.
To the Hon WM. K TURNER:
Sir The undersigned, members Of the
bar, and practtioners before your Court
deem it hut an nc, "f simple justice to con
graduate you on your dispatch of business
and the method and order attending the
same. We DO not hesitate to assert that IN
no Court in the State, will there be found
more order and dignity. than in your own.
attending the administration of the laws Of
our infant system. This expression Of our
opinion we deem it proper to make tn remove
contrary impressions on the public mind
created by public print. Wishing for YOU.
Sir. prosperity and the same happy develop
4ment Of our Laws daring your judicial term.
We remain, respectfully y"oFs.
NJ. 5. LATHAM. of Sac. City {;
FRANCIS l.. AUD,
JOHN T. MCCARTHY.
FERDINAND j McCANN,
LEONInAS MARTIN,
b. F. TARR,
JOHN y COOK.
JOHNSON HOW ELL,
JNO. ANDERSON.
kEWEN & MORRISON"
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
1875 CASES OF BOOT.c =!
G0LDsTONE IL BROS,
sHAhTA,
Have Just received 1928 cases Of assorted
IL. -, Ill LDD DLLL

mining anil D,tss Boots,
which ,t,cv Offer fr sale II a small advance
above New YORK costs.
We have also received across the Isthmus
a beau,iful bot u
Gents BI.e aud Black Dress Coats,
Blue and Black Doeskln Pants; also, v kh,e,
Yellow and Figured Nlar"1les Vests, made
expressly for oor R.tsh Custona; and those
Gentlemen desirpus Of obtaining an A No. !.
Bail or Party Dress, iii please call >.
GOLDoTONh e. BROS Shasta,
Ad5oiaiAg Or, Sb0, Ies's Drug Store,
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04

EXTRACT OF "A IIetter from Henry CIny.
ASHLAND, Nov. 81. 1850
The accounts of the disturbances near you
reached me and take pleasure in expressing
my conviction II the prnpriety Of your "ffi
cial conduct. in the trying riotoss proceedings
in which you had to act a p"on,nent part.
Wirh great respect, am your "brdlen,
servant, II. CLAY.
The Hon. w. r. TURNER, Marysgllle.'
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT.
" as the term of the office of Sheriff Of
Trinity Cuuirty of the undersigned has ex
pred, and the Office, c"snty property. ana all
process and other papers br"nging to my
successor having been delivered over tu him.
the und,rsigned has taken an office u the
second story of Comstock & Martins Correll
Building. for the purpose oi completing the
unfinished business in hiS hands. including q
large amount of Foreign Miners Liccnses
and Property Taxes
An persons can pay their Taxes or obtain
For. ign Miners Lirensrs bv calling ut the
new office OF the undersigned, or on him or
aav Il tts Deputies. who will coE-ct the
same. as the; have - ieg"l right 10 d. not
wi,hs'sadilR 9he laubhs cd threat OF my sue
crssor t. prosecute.
And all pcr.ons are hereby notified, that
unless their ,.iccns. = or Taxes are punciu Ills
paid their property will be sold for the pay
ment Of the same.
WM NJ LOWE,
ieG3-tf Tx Sheriff.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
Mary Oakley Kopka, ]
Edward kopka.
TN the District Court Of 1siaiY county.
L Ninth Judicial ID strict Of The State of
California.
The people of the State of California To
the aic resaid Edward kopka:
NHEaEAG Tie atove-nsmed O. ,n,,.;,..,
Mary Oakley k"Asa. hath file !, in ,h, ofI,,.a
Of the undersigned Clerk Of the t.o,,, 81,
said heq complaint aga .ost ,or ,ha ol.;,.,
AMI general nalu,o OF chch is ,,o.,a;,, a..
cree al the tolrt ator.,a,d. d;ynr,ina h..
tron the boz ds # ,nntr nr,ny hererot,rr cnn.
'ractFd'hth y"u, allrgrg fr cause, wiful
desc ''on Ind negIedt for the space Of two
years.
Y,u are, therefore, required 10 appear and
h'.swrr sud complaint, ~, follows. To Wit
Nllhin tea days, II served IN The county of
Trinity: within twenty days if served out Of
sad Co1aty, hut In said Ninth Judicial dis.
trct; III ali other casa within lorty DAYS. in
either case exclusive Of the day Of service.
or the complainant will apply 10 the Cous,
thoresald tdr the relief demanded.
(Nitness,)
VIM. i. DamGERvfELD,
Jadgc of sand Court.
With my private Seal annexed. there be.
,ng no senl oi oific, aa ypt provided
Done AT office in W.averyille, this 4th dag
oi June, A. ID, 1855.
III. y. SEAMAN, Clerk.
On petition 10 the County Judge Of tho
county OF Trinity, It was ordered thhs tho
service herein BE- made BY publishing tho
summons three Successive tnonths IN the
Trinity Times
II. j. SEAMAN,
Clerk Of i)istric, Court.
JoHS G. BUScu.
Attorney FOE Complainant.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
CARTER HOUSE.
MOUTH or CANON CREEK,
GEORGE LAVE. PROPRIETOR.

THIS new and ommodious House, situa-
ted AT the lnou h Of Canon Creek and on the
direct r"rte to Big Par. aud aIso to Canon
Cny. IL now open 10 the public, and will be-
conducted under the supervision Of Mr
Ge"rge Laws.
TIE Culinary DEPARTMENT
will b. under the direct .upcrihtendrnce Of
Mrs. Laws. aud the IA BILE will a, all times
be provided with the choicest vlands procura
bic in the market.
Glenn Beds and ComfortnbI" Rooms
will always be furnished to the car travel.
Ter. and no pains will be spared hy lit ,se con
nected with the establishment, to render it
every way worthy M Tia. public patronage
It is the intention M the Proprietor to make
the CARTER HOUSE everything that a
first class IIo,.A should be, and he ass ares ,he
public thar 1t shall have no superior IN thIs
section Of The State.
June 8, ls55.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-04
FRLEDLANDER G. NATHAN


DEG leave to inform the ctzrns Of Wea-
ID vervilir, aud Trinity county in general,
that they have this day bought ost the entire
stock of merchandise Of the we'll know VI
firm of
p VI. EDER & Co,
and solicit from the public a continuance Of
The patronage heretofore extended To lheir
predecessors.
We shall always keep on hand the largest
and best selected stock Of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
and pledge ourselves To sell at the lowest
market I,rce, ~ all Ger goods will be bought
Tor cash only. at thu largest importing houses
in san Francisco aafd the Atlantic States.
Our finn will continue business ~ usual in
San Francisco. at ISL Clay Street.
sE- Articles which We have n"t on hand
here, we are prepared TO take erdrrs fnr
and have forwarded from San Francisco with
teegraphic dispatch.
Weavervllr, May %. 1855.