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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-18

Sylvester w. Baacman, s.
Albert G. WEIGH.
The object Of this suit is to recover damages
against the defendants, for the breach of the co
vcnants contained in an article of apreemcnt
under seal, entered into between said plaintiff
and defendants, on the Sth day of April, 1854 /;
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the court
that the defendants Sylvester w. Ba<cman, and
Albert q, WcIch, arc not Inhabitants orthis State,
it is ordered that :e appear here Within ono month
after due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect their interest in the pre-
misca' and that copy hereof be posted and pub
liSAcd according to law. y copv-Trstc
l.. d. MORRALL, Crk.
WOODS ~ HALL, picif's Autos. .iylI 1t
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-18
Valley OF Virginia In9u-
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q q. n. MORRISON Agent for shiF eosapasy,
"a IS constantly travelling through NORTH
western Virginia, and viii affect 'fngufanSsS-
upon properly at the most HboTal TERMS
RezidsleS; Wh6eling, Va. Jes5.tf
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-07-18
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E5il oi5r a1a GENERAL COMM ssIqiEt
s. 66 South street. spEly,a
Ssl'ar two d5dnl egIfth 9f fltt s..
IieF are p5eplEbd to ~ 1llsi1e trss 70 Pefs9nss
,cofl.lrliins gslfii ~ their lddre5s
BLANKS
sF0LA AK ped Dssds n rrnss
ID Exseutlors = ass, RS-s ief 81
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
Important News ftOm the sandwich
IsInnds.

II. B. NJ. frigate Pique arrived IN san
Francisco on the 4ih inst. from the SAND
wich Islands, and brings the important intel
lioence Of the death Of King kamehameha
III. He died on the 18Th December, alter
an illness Of FIVE or six days, in the forty-sec-
ond year Of his age.
Prince Alexander Lholilio has been pro
claimed King under the style Of kamehame-
ha w.
The death Of the old King puts an end to
all prospect Of annexation for the present, ar
the new King is supposed to be opposed to it
The inhabitants Of the Pitcairn Islands are
said to be in a very destitute condition. Re
lief has been sent to them from Honolulu by
the AmphtHte.
The Russian prisoners on board the I'm
glish vessels (some twelve or fifteen) are u
be sent to Tahiti.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
lAdpertisemenfl

At meeting of the citizens of Weaver
vile friendly to John Mitchell, held Jan s,
1888, at the Weaverville Hotel, James o.
Conner, Esq. was called to the chair. and
William Malony chosen Secretary. On mo-
ton, the Chair appointed Messrs VIM. Ma
lony, A. Mitchell and Michael Leary a COM
mittee to draft preamble and resolutions
expressive OF the sense of the meeting. The
committee, after retiring short time, made
the following report:
Whereas, the New York Herald of Dec.
80 in an article of that paper has attempted
10 suscc-;,tize John Mitchell as a factionist
ana ielon md
,,. Hhered', said taper asserts that John
mitchell is endeavorino % crooto ;oolons,,
ana draw line of distinction between not;y 70
oorh citizens of this country. and the Irish
cit'zens by choice and
"hereas, the editor Of said ;ourrol ..
,ennpts to create an excitement ooo;ns, Iob,
Nlitchell with the Catholic Irish in tb;o COW
try' by referring to the political dscuso;nn
between %. said Mitchell, and the R;oht Pnm
hlshop Hughes, thereby attemn,;nr, % hIai
purely political with that of a rel;,iors sao.
- as unwarranted as the act is base and naon'
ana while we regret the nrcessit,' ls0a, nf a.
sand taken BY Mitchell in the mattcr =, ratan .no
ae. aea 70, we highly approve the prneinles advo-
oaieG oy MN, and believe them 70 he ,ho
only Republican ground to be occunje5 ons I
:. ""eteds James Gordon Bennett ,yos s"
disappointed applicant for Executive favor
rl. rom the General Government. we nc n'U @ood
ot'zens, should attribute his suicidal oonnso
toward the editor of the Citizen. John NTitobo
Fn' 10 mat cause rather than love oc -
''gn courts. BE it, therefore.
.htesofrea, That, as a sta esman. renrbroor
'1'tor, and lover of freedom. John NTH oI"
III has few equals. '''i Nii'ch'
,hesofred, That as a conductor Of . ror,;
al Journal for the advancement Of the in.
crest crest of the L. s., liberty has no stronanr
ovocate than John Mitchell
heSoired, That as an evidence of o,,u
'enn Tor the bold, independent and nm
Incning integrity displayed in the Citizer
uoIshed in New York by John AItchon
: "a. each person present subscribe for = con,
ms paper and forward the sub,crintion
.ohey to the Citizen office together witb
'Py OF these proceedings. VII"
he'G'Uea' That we earnestly recommend
~ me lovers OF freedom, the Union over T."
20 similar meetings. ''' ="
ne above preamble and resolutps ,.
animously adopted. we're
w. JAMES O'CONNER. O.,
WM. M'LoS-Y. Sec'y. >' '
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WEAvERvrLLE, Jan'y 10, 1855.

EprToR OF TRINITY TIMEs.--I find my
self compelled to ask an intrusion into your
columns, when have no subject of general
interest to present, with greater reluo'ance
than did those folks learned ]" the rules
which correct bad men," p'ake their descent
upon the " common aips' of MIR. McGrubb;
but | cannot allow the charge to go forth to
the world against the fair fame of the assall-
ants that st the nips prevailed" They didn't
do dat. The locality Of the correspondent
alone iustifies the assertion that his version Of
the conflict and statement of the result coiD7s
to you with all the prejudices with whichyou
receive the intelligence of the sUccess Of the
Allied armies through the English Tress.-
The known valor and success of these assall-
ants in this species Of warfare has long since
established for them reputation which, of
itself, were sufficient to impeach the charge
but. as farther evidence, the perfect order in
which they returned from the combat, testl-
fed that ryt one "nip'' was left. He is
again misaken in the supposition that the
chief ius.ee had taken a final fight who
only retreated to change his manner of at
tack; when he again returns he will supply
himself with goodly quantity of that " es-
sential o,'' the peculiar preparation of friend
/ Gass, and store it about the premises of the
Mister, and thus avoid his dazzling press
G..J aaiGiisa6, 6,R \ ga
write again, and if the news fuctuates. and
he does not correctiy nspof. the marriages.
he cannot be held responsible, because III
Expressmen are so funny he doesn't know
how to take them. Now he has ventured t.
advise you, Mr.. Editor. lie says, " look on
for those learned ones" Actions, tits said
speak louder than words. From my person
al observation of the gentleman during tn
attack upon the nips, interpret this Language
to mean " be around" So | take it he is
friend of yours, and think you might will
propriety persuade him to keep on the RICH
side of the Expressmen--learn their winnin!
ways, and he will always have the latest new
without fluctuaton. pIcTER.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

who can WOO and win her and it is nothing |
strange to see one of her sutors presenting
her with bag Of flour or beans. Some I'M
arine she is the offspring of white parents,
taken prisoner by the Indians. She has all
the characteristics of the Indian race, but
none Of their features or color. There are
preat many coriecturers, but she puzzles
the shrewdest to guess to what nation she
belongs, or account for this queer freak OF ma
ture, as an old s9uaw claims her as her pa
noose Some old bachelors here think if she
could wash and cook, she would make good
wife /; others younger and less experienced
think sne would make good one whether or
no. Still that is doubted. The prevailing
oninion is that she must be an Aztec. The
condition of the Indians here is very bad
They are objects of pity and if nothing is
done for them this winter it is feared they
will become troublesome. They are entirely
dependant on the whites for support. we
have been expecting Col. Mooney here to dc
something in the way of alevating theli
wretched condition; but as yet we hay'
heard nothing of him. If nothing less thai
an earthquake happens you will hear from
me AGAIN. BUCKEYE.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
The IcgislatuIe.

But little business has been transacted as
vet in either branch.
The Senate has appointed Committee
to investigate the affairs of the State Prison
Both Houses have fixed upon Wednesday,
the 18th inst, as the day to go into joint bal
lot for Z. s. Senator.
In the Assembly, W. w. Stowe, (WhigD
has been elected Speaker.
Notice has been given of the introducuon
Of two bills of great importance-one to reg
'ulate Fees in Offlce-the other to divide the
State into two Congressional Districts
On Tuesday, the 9th inst, the Speaker an
nounced the following Standing Committees
Jud;ctarv--Edwards, Rogers, Ashley Ky
land Ferrell, Burke, Sherwood, and Farley
Vans and Means-Douglass, Cammett,
Waite. Talliaferro, Dana, Amyx, Murdock'
Meredith and James.
Federal Relations--Oxley, Johnston, An
drews. Mcconnell, Flournoy, Moreland, Cum
ninpham. (of Sierra,) Baker, and Foster.
Commerce and Navigation Bufum, Mel
lus, Greigg, Kinney, Corey, Bogardus, and
Betty. w
Educntion--Gober. Kinney, Dana, Tallla-
rerro, Farwell, Bates and Cunningham, (of III
Dorado)
Mines and Mining interests-Rowe Ad-
kinson, Amy, Phelps, Wells, Meredith LIN
coin Boles and Smith, (of El Dorado-)
Printing-Farwel, sherrard, Arlington,
Knox. Moreland, Hunt and Bufum.
State prison.-Arrngton, Knox, Fergu-
son. Curtiss, Farwell, Doughty and Cook.
.Agriculture--Brown, (Of Contra Costa,
Updegraf, Douglass, Cook, johnson Stewart
and Singey.
Corporations--W Whitney, Corey. Watkins
Johnston, Atkinson, Stevens and Calvin.
accounts and Erpenditures-Mellus, Graves
Phelps. McCutchen and Foster.
Esc5sa,ed Estotes-Ferreil, Ashley Hoo
gers, Waite and Taylor. ON Curt;s ~.
Public Buildiasmith (of Nrarn)
! -.s.-se H0pitals--Bates, Knox. Oxlev Col.
: fler and .,onss.
i --e-rmrms-waite, Brew--,S orrrr-t r-tss--'''--
! rin1 Brown, (of Nevada) Gober. q.
Public Land. Doughty, Watkins, Brow
d (of Contra Costa) johnson, Covarrubia
r Coombs, Ashley, Douglass and Stevenson.
g Eecttons--H osmer, Gwinn, Knox, AIRING
,. ton, and Oxley.
n Counties and Couny B0uadaries-Farley
Geller. Graves, Gaylord and Stevens.
Roads md High,c oys-Gaylord,, Smith {
Marin,) Updegraf, Brown, (of Nevada
=. Langley, Betty and Whitney.
:, EnroHment--Meredith, Smith, (of El Dc
e rado,) and Boles.
he = Engrossment - Moreland, Quinn an
M7ta,,
mt Rowe douglass MS rs Cova'rubias, Hun
=. Mileage--M9' "nd Edwards.
.. and shcrrard. - GOber, Clayton, Coomb
ot Indian A6airs-burke, r.--
rubias, Chase and Gaver. ofaval
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

CuISAmEN IN CALIFoRNIA.-Gov. Bigler
makes grand mistake, in his message, when
he says that there are 10000 Chinamen in
this State. The first large Immigration from
China took place in 1852. During that year
is 900 Cinnamon arrived, and Gov. Bigler
raised such terrible din on the subject that
the Celestials were scared off. During 1888,
the arrivals from China were 4,21O; the de-
partures thither, 5,464; the loss, 794. At
the beginning of 1854, therefore, there e, were
not more than II, 500 Cinnamon in the State.
During 1854, the Chinese arrivals were -
O62; the departures, 2,l75; the, gam, ~
SS7. If these figures be correct, there can
not be, making reasonable allowance for
deaths, more than 10000 in the country
If there be more than that, we should IKE to
see the figures for it. OF the above 3o,ooo,
from ,ON0 to ,050 are fe"'ales'--Chro"'eee'
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
Trinity River Correspondence I

MANslNETA, Jan 7, 1855.
Mr.. EDIroR-As your correspondents arc
but limited in this section of country tho
idea suggested itself to my mind that few
remarks as to the present state of affairs in
this locality would not be deemed obtrusiye
New Year has come and gone, suggestive
of all the pleasant "reminiscences of the past
1t was celebrated, as usual, by some getting
slightly inebriated, and, now as the stupor
begins to wear off, they see that the Nay
Year is harbnger of glad tidings and
traught with responses to their most ardent
hopes, viz. copious showers. The welcome
sound of the pick and shovel begins to greet
our ear, and falls pleasantly on that organ
especially of the storekeeper, as he takes a
peep at the Ledger, and sees what a Iona
row Of figures stands under some moor fol.
10" name, and sghs as he foots them nm
'hen as he takes long look into space his
eye grows brighter as he contemplates the
lark and lowering clouds-a PRAYER goes
i'''"' "' II come They have
watched the signs of the times so closely
nat they have become as walking barometers
was happy to hear that your Ball at tho
''na came off so well, giving, believe. zen. I
r"i satisfaction. But feeling highly indig.
ant myself as well as others here. that the
''nn'I'ee on invitations treated us with such
arked Indifference in not extending an in. t
'"''o" 10 any Of US to mingle in the CAV i
'a'y Of beauty and chivalry that was gath, d
ed there and, not to rob Byron, " where ri
nps Shone DER fair women and brave men 3,
some OF them were from Pike. The most
ely interest in the way of gallantrv has ci
en- awakened here by the arrival Of = ,,5a. Il
IA a'sse'. There is great rivalry 4. +, n, nj
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

I,ci tATlyE.-We see that the member
Of Assembly from Triniy (E. A. Rowe) has
oiven notice. Of his intention to introduce
bill. to provide for a Treasurer for TRINITY
Countv. Also bill to fix the boundaries of
the County.
DIR. Bates, member from Shasta County
bos ,;ven notice of his intention 10 introduce
a bill to provide for a Board of Commissioners
for sueh counties as have none. Also Tor
branch of the State Hospital at Shasta
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

lHE DREAM AT SEA''-We would c,l
'he attention of our readers to these beautfu
verses, which they will find on our fourt,
page We think that the author (NIr Wells,
possesses Poetic genius of no ordinary char
acter.
several mistakes occurred in the printing
oil The stanz as, last week entitled "Tbe Wan
derer" which materially altered their ,,,
'hm and meaning. We will republisb them
next week and endeavor to have them cor
rect.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

"ants OF The people
nhmath and Siskiyou counties is not vory
thests. An evidence to the contrary il
been w''h'h to- worthy Senator has no,
presents FOR more thane n;.,.,..I
,o,v exception of a flying VIsrr--ss" "o re-
.e.yille. sometime during the~i--.
HmpeIled thereto probably by tn
''ar mat his scat ia tne senate might be de
clared vacant
If these memorable three days are sufI;cen
to secure n citizen of San Francisco an el,gi
bIlI'y to the Legislature from this District W,
would recommend this section of country .,
the attention of some of the numerous noli,i.
cal asplrants in Sacramento and San Francis.
GO, and suggest to them that they might nos.
slbly combine profit with pleasure by MAKING
summer Jaunt OF few days into our noun.
tains and that probably they would return
TO their homes loaded down with political
honors' To those who may prefer sea WOW.
age, we would suggest that IIumboldt Rov
ana Crescent City are Of easy access by wa.
Ter, there being regular communication he.
tween those places and San Francisco nv
steamers and sailing vessels.
II has heretofore been the misfortune Of
'n's District that the majority Of its nhabi-
'ants had no permanent interest in its w.l.
'are bn' we hope better day is dawpirc
upon us There are now many persons
among us (and their number is daily inoroo.
ing) who intend to make their homes aro,,a
the pleasant waters and in the salubrious oil.
mate Of liunboldt Bay--along the oonrsos
'' the beautiful Klamath, Salmon, Scott. and
lt'h''y rivors-in the rich valleys and ser-
nc plans OF Siskiyo u--in the inviting nooLs
Anu villages of Trinity. These persons are
beginning to be awake aed TO the necessity oe
'aV'ng efficient and capable Representative
a IN" State Legislature aud we are conf.
'oht that we express the wishes of Trini,u
oun'y, at least, when we say that we ,y;.,
"' present senator would resign and give
oe District an opportunity to select some ono =
represent it that feels some interes, in :,
Inc L. 5. Senatorship is a matter Of FAR a
IS consequence to the inhabtant, of Tho Q
"e'i'h Senatorial District Of this State. han h
10 question, who shall be their representa-. '
We IN tho State Senate. We care no, h
neither he be Democrat, Whis or Know r
o'hing, if he will only take an interest in p,
d do his duty to, his constituency. IL 4
TRINITY County aud Northern California -
q cur watchwords.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
CIipper Ships.

The Chronicle of the 5th inst. publishes a
table Of all the passages made by Clipper Ves-
sells from the ports Of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, to San Francis
co-from l849 to Dec. 30th, 1854. From it
we learn that there are only eight vessels
that have ever made the passage in less than
100 days, namely: The Flying Cloud in 81
DAYS in 1851, and again in the same time in
ls54-Flying Fish in 9S and 81 days, in
1852 and lS53-Sword Fish in 81 days in
ls52-surprise in SO days in lS5l-Romance
of the Sea in 96 days in lS5i-Sca "ltet
in 81 days in 1s50-John Gilpn in 81 days
in 1853 Witchcraft in SO days in 1854.
The Contest, Oriental, David Brown an'
Hurricane have each Of them made the voy
age in 100 days.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

CALIFORNIA WHEAT CRoP.-We take the
following statement of the Wheat Crop of
California from "The Prices Current" 1t
will be seen that Shasta, Trinity, Siskiyou
cluded and klamath counties are not in
amount of wbea estimate. A considerable
these counties during the pda ralSed IN e"ch oil
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
. on A.oraER RUSSIAN MERCHANT

App,vAt. OF ANorgER RUSSIAN MERCHANT
u,xNNThe Russian ship Nicholas 1st, Cap
tain % Klnk oaarom, arrived yesterday morn
ina FROM Stka, after a passage of twenty
seven davs. She is fiine-ookng ship of
.,07 tons burtlen, was built in New York in
1850. and is so owned by the Russian Amer
lean Company. She carries six guns and
a small nrmber of men. The Captain of the
Nicholas states that the Governor at Stka
had received no later intelligence of the war
Between Russia and the Allies than advices
in September lass. f. Herald.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

,han LIE c ~ .. Delta says that tn e Queen Mo.
'hef OF Bavaria Intelligence of Who's d. 10
was received by the steamer .4t1ont;c ",'Se
me wlle Of the ex-king Louis. whose rior''s ""s
dolngs with Lola Montez made him ,'p, So nnto o"S
rious few years since ann 50 ho'o-
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
seven days later from the Athnt'c
States.

seven DAYS later from the At'hnhc
States.
The steamship Sierra Nevada arrived
San Francisco on Saturday night the 9th
inst. with New York dates to Dec. 18th.
We are indebted to Cram Rogers q Co,
for files of papers but we find but little news
Of any interest in them.
Nothing Of importance has yet been done
in Congress. Hon. Jesse ID. Bright Of lndi-
ana has been chosen President Of the Senate
BY vote Of "a to IL. lie is said to be op-
posed to the present administration.
Mr. Adams Of Mississippi has introduced
bill establishing a uniform system Of nat
uralization and repeating all laws now in force
relative to that subject. II extends the term
Of naturalization to2l years.
1t is proposed to send an expedition in
search Of DR.. Kane and his party; nothing
has been heard ofthem for fourteen months
The recent report that news had been re-
ceived at Lake Superior from DR.. Kane
and that he had discovered Sir John Frank
Inns remains, is erroneous, without any doubt
Neither the expedition nor DIR. Kane could
have been heard from in that direction.
The news from the Crimea ID Of but LITTLE
interest The allies were waiting for rein
forcements which were arriving rapidly
Lord Raglin has been created Field Marshall
There is rumor that Prince Gortschakoi
had signifed the willingness of the Gar
accept Of the four guarantees proposed b
the Allies. The truth Of il is doubted.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

We thank the Courier for its recommends.
'oh oi ourselves to the editorial fraternity
a"u would say that the last qualification which
our friend Dosh says we possess, seems to bs
very necessary one, judging from our oo
quantanee with the editorial fraternity os
California, which acquaintance, however is
limited to the press of Shasta.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

THE COLLINS STEA NERs.-It IS stated that
the Allied powers have offered MIR Collins
between $4,000 and 100000 for each
sssl Of Assplendid line Of stsaameGsss u4r ,4r
carrying the mail, it is supposed he will make
sale of them.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

THE DEFAULTER MEIGGs AT TAnITr.-The
bark American, Capt. Cousins, having on
oorad Henry Meiggs and family, arrived at
Tahiti on the 9th November, 35 days from
San Francisco On the 10th she was still
n port, but was soon to sail for Aitutaki.-
This information came by the French cor
vette La Mosele.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

:, 81 NarettD sp,o .f. btATTLE.-The Sonora D,mo.
s'ns ,,n. says mat the Chinese are preparing for
,'iih Etana battle between til cir rival companies
hanG %m'Gn : soon to come off in the neipLbor'
"ood oi sweets Bar, Tuolumne countS
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

lie Iowa HILL TRAGEDr.-Some freon
ol me residents of Yankee Jim's who nart;
Gipa'ed IIp, IN the late lynching affair At Iona
tiliI' came down TO Auburn on Satur5a,. o,'.
hIns and voluntarily gave themselves m - -
the authorities. 9 mp 20
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
pable of brewing $3.50 gallons per week.

CRAM, ROGERS 81 Cove are indebted
to this enterprising Express Company for
the early delivery of the Governors Message
on Sunday last-also for the Shasta Courier,
Yreka Herald, Atlantic papers by the Sierra
Nevada, and full files of Sacramento and
San Francisco papers during the week.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

IowA,-The immigration of Iowa is i'm
mense. tits estimated that, at present rates,
at least 100 600 souls will be added to the
population of that State during the present
season.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

MURDER IN A BALL RooM.-At Columbus,
Ca. q young man named Whitfield was mur-
Gered in ball room by another named Nash.
Jealousy about young lady who was pre-
sent, is the cause assigned for the atroeious
deed.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13
Sons of Tcm

II DIVISION of this Order was Dr.
ms town on the 9th inst The forow;S
se"'iemen were elected officers for the pres
Gu cut quarter and installed by the Rev. IL. Il
Sheldon, ID. G. w. p.
ii. B. Dawson, W.P.
G. IL. Innis, W. A.
j. NJ. Estes, r. S.
l.. f. Wells, AIRS.
j. A. Watson, F.s.
John Carr, T.
Albert Sheppard, C.
81. Moore, A.C.
j. Dawson, |. S.
G.V. Ingram, o. s.
D.J. Calvin, P. W. p.
c. f. Lynn, Chap.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

THE carpenter and boatswain OF ino So
ra, arrested for robbery on that steamer, at
Panama, have been discharged, nothing to
criminate them appearing.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

The King of Prussia is brothcr-in. law 70
the Car of Russia. While the sympathies
of his subjects are with the Allies his own
ties of relationship constrain him to the pre-
servation of peace.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

"oVEaNoR's MESSAGE are indebted
- Governor Biglcr for a.copy of his Aunua,
Message. oar rocders viii find a syporsis
ui i IA our Grst page.
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

sTf'VVo ot the treasure lost on the Yo..
zee Gee B,Gae, DG has arrived at San Francisco on
tne hps nrgrtm--the Dancing Feather is also on
ner way from the wreck with two boxes moro.
amount OF contents unknown. '''0' .
The Trinity times., 1855-01-13

Ihe Courier contains another excellent
article on the Indian Question. 1t still main.
'0'nS that the Indian Agent has ayieh to re-
heve the Indians, even thongh they do not
60 to the Reservation. We think so too