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JOHN RANpolpn, OF RoAsoKm.--Ne
have always admired many traits Of
character in this eccentric statesman,
who SO long held prominent p ,si,ion
in the councils Of this nation. Blu,
we had in many important respects.
mistaken the man. As a social being
RANpolru's ccccntricitics anonn,c
almost to insanity, especially il the
latter part OF his life. But as = public
man, as Il legislator, his value las no,
been vet fully appreciated. For pa
tliu,i IN, for sounircss of pulG,ica
charge of his high duties, dcspisimg
party trammvlS, he stands furt!: in
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CHARLESTON, March II.

CHARLESTON, March II.
CorroN.-U UpIanl-The sales of this
article yesterday amounted to 500
Bales at 6 Id to 9 l-2 cts. per h.,
the accounts from Europe showing
decline OF l.sd per h., has caused
our market to be quiet.
Long Stnple.-Sca Island 25 to 4Oc.
for common.fine as 10 55c., and up.
wards. Alaines and Fordas ls 10
2Gc. for common fine 81 to Csc. and
upwards.
RIcE.-CIean 81 SOC. TO 81 75c. per
hundred lb.
CoRN-Sl 0Oc. to 81 10c. per bushcl.
OATs.-5I l5c. to lSc. Scarce.
PEAs.-Black 81, Red 81 Is per Bush.
el. much wanted.
HAY.-North River 81 2Oc. to 81 3Oc. per
hundred Id.
FLouR.-$l0 to ii per Southern and
GcncSee, sl3 10 IL and upwards.
BAcoN.-S.tcs, new 8 to 9 10. Hams, IL
TO Id. Shoulders, 10 1-2c.
LARD.-ll 70 IL l-2c, and upwards ac-
cord'ng 10 quantity.
BUrTgR--Goshcn 81 to :}0c. and West
crn 10 to 25cts.
SALr.-l, to l 20 per sack. according to
Quantity. .tA
COFFEE Cuba 10 > 10 IL l.2 Rio 10 To-
IL IL. Ucr cut
MoLAssEs.--N. o. 27 to 2oc. Cuba % to
23c.
Saskatchewan 4 3.4 to &c. and upwards.
BAGGING.-Dun!ec 10 l-2 to lie. Gunny
/ To l3c.
RuPE.-Western and Northern 10 10 10
IL 1.2c. per 10.
CArTLE.-Car loads 7 l-2 to 3 l-2c per
ID. nett.
Hoes :" l.2 TO l.2c. per
ID. nett.
EGGs.- In market 25 to 3lc. per Doz.
BY the quantity. 2Oc. per dozen.
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WEaN AlOG a1Na.

We publish, this week, Il communi-
cntion upon the recent ordinance pro-
hibiling swine from running ut large
through our streets. The article pre-
scnts some strong views and cnrbodic !;
the arguments OF those opposed to the
law; but VIC arc not prepared to
coincide with the writer in toto. We
have never seen the measure tried and
therefore can say nothing about its
practical operation, anil we woulI like
to sec both sides discussed before
coming to final decision. We con
fess, that from the first, and upon first
sight, we have been in favor of the
law. We repeat, however, we would
like to see the measure fairly discuss
cd, and our columns are open, for this
purpose, to both sides.
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For the Banner.
iaaRaifcSsisaissia of Respect by
1Ac ESi;icsk ReiveT Troop.

1Ac ESi;ic.k ReivcT Troop.
,NassrS Elhiors: We were mucI, gratlfied :,
some few days since, with the proceedings
o! the Dlacs River Troop; which paradcd
"n Saturday the l0th instant, at the Rev.
Mr.. Mahonry's in Clarendon, for the pmr-
pose of nanilcsting their last tribute Of
respect t6their departed officer, Sergeant
II. ID. Be;hnnr, by the erection of m on
n:nr 10 his memory. And although no,
member Of that beautiful and patriotic
corps, consequently deprived Of the priv
lego of participating with them in lhe Ger.
cmonics of the day, yet having enjoyed
with the SUI Niect OF their no.icr. during
The latter period of his lif,, comparative
Intimacy which was rapidly grt'wing into
no ordinary attachment, our hcart was
with them in any procedure, designed for
the manifestation Of their respect, or for
The pcrpclua!cn Of he memory oc so nob!o
Il man.
Certain cvo,uiions having been gravcly
tut skilinIly performed, the Troop
slowly and solnmnIy approached. and drew
near The grave Of their deceased co,nradc,
w'crc the numerous spectators lad prcyi-
on ly assembled. Ai:cra few appropriate
remarks ~ ;;'eir zoaous and patriotic
loader Can't L. B. DAVIS, express i've Of lis
regret al their disappointment IN 10, re-
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News Items.

The latest news from the East is tia,
"r"nIht ny 'hc Mail Steam "h.p".ilrca
"'''' arrived at ii'''''X Oh Inc l''h
'''s'' ''"e 'c'l i''cr@o'i on The morn
'''s ~ '''t ora u.s. nc news N'o":ht hy
u '' "'-"E '''""F'a'''
'!hc Amrc'"r OF RUSSIA is dead. lies
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Suru,iscs vcr. oil,,, ,hui Il, y,. ,..,s.
sinu,od, bu, !, is ;hnc..hr no j.,l 81
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l""' raglan ~ S"''i |" iA'c resigned
"r '''' '''' ''''' "'.' some "':''F OH
Gers, lElEc hcGN hiG IL rr*S;i.
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Land for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his tract
Of land containing 7S0 acres Of up land
and 50 l-2 acres of swamp land, lying on
Santce swamp, near Fulton. On the
premises arc IA Saw Mill, Cotton Gin
and'Screw, all in repair; also cou,fora.
bic dwelling and all necessary ou,build.
ings, in repair. The up lamLs and %ssaw
Mill and dwelling IRE situated on The road
leading irom Cam!cn 10 Vancc's Ferry,
,s'x miles west of Ramscy's Depot.
Apply 10.
e,sa j. w. WEEKS.
Fulton y, o., s. c.
asJ n. 81, 1855 IL 3tn
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A Chance to make Money.

Profitable and honorable Employment.
The subscriber is desirous of having an
agent in each county and town Of the Union
u capital OF from FIVE 10 ten dollars only will
be required and anything like an efficient, en-.
ergetic man can make from thres to FIVE dollars
per day Indeed some Of the Agents now en-
ploycd are realizing twice that sum. Every in.
formation will be given by addressing (poss
paid)
WM. A. KINSLER,
Box 1928, Philadelphia, Pa, Post Office,
March 2l, 20 81
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s~NEuRAIG1A-.Ih;, n.;y,, =.

GY formidabls dis
ease, which seems To battle the skill Of physi.
clans, yields like magic to Caner's Spanish
Mixture.
MIR. f. Boyden, formerly oftlIc As,or House,
New York, and late proprietor Of the Exchunps
Hotel. Richmond, Va, is one Of the hundreds
who have been cured Of severe Neuralgia, by
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Since his cure, he hns recommended it To-
nuInbeis Of others, who were suffering With
nearly every fo'm of disease, with the Most
wonderful sGccess
He saysit is the most extraordinary medicine
ne hasever seen used, and the best blood puri
fer known.
a.Y' Sold by RICE & THOMSON,
Sum.erville, S. c.
Sole agents for the Projectors.
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Committed

To the Jail of Sumter District two 2>m
runaway slaves, who say their names A
are WILLIAM and EDWIN. and that 2SS,,
they belong TO DR.. Thomas Ponden, of ~.
North Carolina, bu! were hired to one Mr..
Quail at TurpenIine Dis,ilery, rwenty-one
miles from Charleston, S. G. Edwin is cross,
eyed. The owner is requested TO Come for.
ward, prove property, pay expenses and take
them away.
JAMES L. ROWE, Jailor 8. D.
March 81, 20 If
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C. T. MASON.
WATCH. MAKER g. JEW ELER.

Ann"unres thai he is prepared To do all
manner ot work in his line, with neatncss
and dispatch. for cash. tle would be
thankful l"r patronage but desires none
nIless accompanied Nth The cash This
IS the only terms upon which he asks Tor
business. Fle is slnl at his old stand just
above the town Hall.
March, 2l 1851. 20 IF
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part ofthe ranks which seemed weak.
est But little niggcr with stick in
his hand meets him here and gloriously
repulses him. He turns towards the
c'mnanderin- chief; but his purpose
is thwartcd here. FoiIcd upon ev
cry side, he is grown desperate, and
rush IS through the opposing cohorts,
despite heir sticks aud courage. With
II yell of disappointment, the gallant
fellow turn to the pursuit. What II
noble sight is there! With straining
muscles, the grunting game flies fleet.
" up the street, intent upon saving
his bHcon; and closely upon his heels
follow the motley crew of white and
colorcd youth. Poor shutc! lie had
ncvera friend wherever he went. The
man upon the sidewalk endca, ured t.,
intercept his progress and the darkcy
at The corner protlcrcd him the passing
tribute of u brick bat. with hark
and w!ioop and wild halloo,' the tide
OF chase swept swiftly down the way;
nor stayed with till poker had dis
,anccd his ulsuer-; = then it was that
",,s'rc'chng forward, free and far,
Some secure retreat
from persecution.
As ! stated above, Messrs Editors,
presume that the ''fIog Law" has
gone into forcc-it | am to Judge from
app, nranccs. Doubtless the scene
that witnessed was occaSioncd by
the effort of our excellent Marshal to
arrest an offending pig. What is the
use of that Law =? BY common consent,
it has been II dead letter upon our
statute books ever since it was cnnc.
ted. Irne, spasmndic efforts were
cnce made to enforce it. But, after
the authorities had sold many poor
mans hog for mere soag and had
rendered themselves obnoxious to the
farmers iii the vicinity Of the village,
it was found to be utterly impraclica.
bic. In the first place, it is requiring too
much OF the Marshal, to have him
run after every poor little pig which
may be endcavoring to CLEAN livcli
hood from the garbage of,he sire, Is.
The Mar>hnl's Office is, ce,tainIy, one
"I more dignity than This. In the
second place: it is Impossible to pre-.
Vent pigs from coming into the town.
1t happens to he congenial 20 ,hei
tastes To cat waste matter, such rs
nccnnnIa:rs III every village, and
when Tie Marshal may have ounIrd
tho pigs whose legitimate range is
from miles around. have seen it
tried. Are We prepa cd To outrage
the rights OF persons living around
US, w..o may not have the honor of
being cillZcns Shall We require
ih m t" pen their hogs: or, failing in
this, t" use illcm? We are wiling
enough To nave our COWS Craze upon
their commons but When, Mey are
the irc>l'as>crs,. they must suffer for
it. And why Because iorsoo,h we
arc ;" nice. and hogs are such filthy
arinnl>! verify be,cvc that The.
i, PIGS are highly useful to our town.
Great quantities of waste aud decayrd
] a";nnl a"ll v"i,",ni,t. -,..-Atttr are con
;."i;tcd by tllvln. Bai;sh them. and
g y Ia; Will become oi it? I.oalh,om,
| .snis Will nee, the eye, and foul and
: II nsroils scents will t,,int The air.
hope that the Town Council will
at their next meeting wipe of the
silly law from the books.
4 CITIZEN
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Among diseases, dyspepsia ahi liver CON.
pinint rank as most difficult to cure We ARG
pleased TO have il in our power to point out !,
cases, and which we can safely Recommend M
certain and infallible cure; il has been the
means of rescuing thousands from an untimely
grave. We mean the Ifoofands German Biz.
ters, prepared by DR.. C. NJ. Jackson, at the
Philadelphia.
For Sale by MILLER e. BRITTON,
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Wanted,

The undersigned wishes to purchase q negro
girl or young woman, of good intelligence and
of warranted health. The age to be between
y and IL years. For one to suit, a liberal cash
price will be paid.
For. further information apply 10
J. A. MAYES,.
Mayesville, March IA, less l9
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" Horace WATERS. the great Music
Publisher, Manufacturer, and Dealer in
Piano Forles, of No. 333 Broadway. New
York, has sent us tb' following sheets oil
popular Music, published by him.
LILLY White, Clarence and The Rush
of Waters,
Mr. WATERs will present as Ncm
Years Gid for 1856 One Dollars worth Of
Music, 10 be selected from his extensive
and popular catalogue, to all who purchase
%ofhim within tho next month the same
amount and will forward both Gift and
Purchase postpaid. A most liberal, (ler I!
One, heweyer, characteristic of the great
Publisher and Dealer, and Of which we
would advise our fair rratlors by all means
teayail themselves.
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4RETURNs.-Upon inquiry, the Sheriffin.
fsrmssus that the number of returns made
uptothis tmo (Tuesday morning. amount
tos686 exclusive of services accepted
We aregyet five days off from return day,
and the probability is that tho number Of
returns will be increased to above 500. /.
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it Il ittlc.
The Ashcvillc News cn,crtains no doubt
but ti,a, $ 5000 can bp raised in The
counties of Henderson, Bnncombr. ana
Madison 10 aid in the construction OF the
French Broad railroad II is proposed to
hold a convention N Ashcvilln early in
The spring to consid'r the subject.
The Baltimore American of Mon
day says:
The Cronwc!i's Line s,camp*l,;p Jack.
son irit her wharf, on SATURDAY. after
aeon. with a full and valuauir' cargo,
Tor Charleston. Tic rnnrrri.inr pro-
pr!ctors o! this lino merit the suppor; and
com,ucr rdation ci orr businesses cuiuinuni
" or placing lino Of steamers between
this port aud Charleston. The Jackson
Will be f, lowed on Saturday next hv the
steamship 'Fnlicn, and ii tnc merchants
extend 10 this line the support that i
deserves, it will hc continued, i, hcur he
design oi The propr.c,ors 10 despatch a
boa! tvcry Saturday afternoon for Char
lesion.
Freight and Passenger trains, conr en-
ccd running OH Monday las, on the low.
cr division OF the road from Darlington
G. II. to Fiorcncc. We understand the
portion OF tho road completed, is a mos,
substantial sup"rs;ruc;arG. The other
sections Of the road arc progressing to
completion, with as much expedition a
The Obstacles To be overcome viii permit.
From Darlington Court House 10 Society
Hill the road is ready for the track layers,
aud tho iron has bccu purchased and is
IN course o! delivery; 50 that the car will
soon reach The later point. From Sra O.
t. Hill, Ia Chcraw The grading, hridg,rr
and ,rcsi.c wur.; arc so far alranccd us
10 oh''r no delay to the tract; nynrs.
The Columbia Times urges very strong
l. The removal Of Alr. NicrnsAc, tho con.
su,;.mg Architect, Oh the p'an ani Build.
ing Of ,hc New Sac Cipr,nI, on thr
Ground that Mr.. Walker has no nr.I 10
consult any, being hI'!scl IIi,y Il rallied
III every pnrtcu!ar Tor the OH - oi Arch-
tee, OF ,hc New Capitol, anh upon Iii.
rroand that it VIII be sa"ins o!' SIX
thousand 'olrrS Il year, which VIII
9'noUil,, in the ilnn the Ctpioi is in pro.
cess oI Nulldin-, 20 oiwcniy iiyc nr thirty
thousand dui.ars--no Incu:ISlicrah.c sum,
"hch would go very far to ar,ls repairing
the losses which III. SAFE has suil',rcA
iro:n The misml:a-Hncnl O. The past.
Tnr prs correspondent Of the C,;i2!i:
:3iaHhnd says:
"!hc 'iara r:rc:t'y presented 10 the
Pope 10y the C.Ircn q! spun, (vnluol a,
100000 francs, or aoon, &SD,DND wYs
IL rcIurn for the rich cradle s,ml b. lhr
po"'..'"n the birth oi t,o last youn. "rn.
cess. Tho writer grYaly Ir'nfn+ IL ,"H
- po:,:o:. OF the !"aIn -, hpy cf, a..
companir,! Ii: ljrl. F..i.tg's gn.''
Mia. a!nrtha Hawthorn, Eymg nc,
p"icnsYi.c, in p.rhc,s district cnnnIi,.
led aur!Ic o. S;a,ur.!tY the iOih inst. u;1.
raHpr 'il.H Icnrlioi h!i for sD.n"
,mc pruYi"nS hren a,i..cie!, ana WAS
-uii"rt to mnnhl alteration. Slr was
a woman Of wor,h-hi.,h,y cS;ce:nrl b..
all yho kncw her.
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FEac Sualm tervilHc Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
For The Sumter BanDer

s1-Co.Hs-
rRICEs CURRENT OF TIE
CHI EESVON NGAleKET-
Corrected weekly by
w. S. e.;aVyt0aa g. Co.
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS,
Charleston, S. c.
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S TYpoGRAruIcAL ERRoRs--Our co
temporary Of the Patriot after good
humordly noticing various typographi-
cal errors. which had, it would seem.
through his own caligraphic Kill fonnd
their way into his editorial, in another
editorial when speaking of the books
to be read in order to admission ;n!o
Tic Freshman Class OF the. South
Carolina College, mentions the follow.
ing new authors, viz: XenopcIosiS
Ana6osis and Soliust. AS we never
before heard Of these Looks, we
suppose they are part Of the mo'lrr"
Anhguifies which The student once
inquired for. We call the attention of
all applicants for College to the ncm
b0oks.
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a WORD OF ADVICE. We sec from
various quarters that corn is already
bearing the enormous price Of 81 %
per bushcl. We must therefore cX.
pect an advance yet, even upon this
eXorbitant price ere the coming in Of
new crop. 1t may be that The article
will be dthcult to be obtained at amy
price during the summer. We have
heard one Of the most experienced
planters We ever knew, and citizen
too Of our own District, remark, that
by having his corn ground for his
Soc; he estimated q saving of nt least
onc-,hird. He ground ut his own
mill, and therefore had no toll to pay.
But, if he saved third 'ciMout pay
ing toll, it is manifest that there would
be grea. saving cOen atier dc;(ucHng
toll. We know too that by soaking
corn.cobs a few days in water with
the addition Of q little salt, that horses
and mules will cat them with great
avidity, thus saving corn and fodder
both. If each orc would ccouomizc
bis provisions more, by rcsorting to
the means suggested ana by planting
patches Of ea'ly corn and peas, the
country at large might be saved from
great suffering.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
rIONAL HOTEL
jackson st. bet. Montgomery ~ keorny
san Francisco, Caig0nia
PECK & FISHER, -. Proprietors

TIIE undersigned take pleasure in announc-
| ing to their old friends and the public
generally, that they have leased for term
If years, the above five story brick, fire proof
Hotel, furnished it in the most substantial
and elegant style, and it is now open for the
inspection and patronage of the public.
Their house is situated in the vicinity Of
the Steamboat Landings, and near TO the
business portions Of the city; is convenient
icr the business community, and being loca-
ted on high ground just aside from the dus-
ty thoroughfares, is also desirable home for
families and gentlsmen OF leisure.
The International is conducted on the Eu-
ropean plan of Lodgings, with Meals n separ
ate charge, in Reiectory in the basement,
and also Ladics' Ordinary on the main
floor. T.. :. PECE.
HENRY FISHER.
n. B.-An Omnibus will always be at the
Steamboat Landings, in readiness to take
Passengers to the Hotel at a charge OF s !;
baggage free of charge. d3 If
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
WESTERN HOUSE.

AND G. ENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
DRlCk BLOCK. On corner Of u md Sec
D on9 streets, HaIyscWe, is now open for
the accommodation of the travelling public.
where will be found at all houls Of day or
night, every convenience connected with a
first class hotel
The house being entirely fre-proof the
rooms airy and comfortable, with an elegant
Reading Room, supplied with all the foreign
and domestic newspapers of the day. twill
be the constant desire of the Proprietor 10
render the WESTERN HOUSE a comforts
able home for the travelling public, to whom
he will devote especial care-and quiet
and pleasant retreat TO all our citizens who
may favor it with their presence.
RATES OF CHARGES.
Board. sl2 per week, with Lodging IS to
Is per week; single Meals, : ) cents; Lodging
- cents single front rooms. soto 2per
day. K. J. MURRAY.
d9 II Proprietor.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31

WE send Daily Exp-ess to all parts OF
w Siskiyou and Trinity counties from
Shasta.
From our Office in Weaver, Trinity coun
ty, we send to the following places
BUTTONS RANCH,
OREGON GCLCH,
STURDlVANT'S RANCH,
MOUTH or CANON CREEK,
NORTH FORK TRINITY,
BIC FLAT,
BIG BAR,
ANSANETA FLAT,
COX'S BAR,
CANADIAN BAR,
VANCE'S BAR,
BURNT RANCH,
EAST FORK Of the NORTH FORK,
RATTLESNAKE,
YELLOW JACKET,
on CANON CREEK,
PENNSYLVANIA BAR,
CANON CITY, or
JACKASS BAR.
GRASS VALLEY,
BATES RANCH,
STEWARTiS FORK,
CHADBOURNE'S RANCH,
ALSO,
TO SOUTH FORK Of TRINITY,
And To All pnrts Of
SALMON RIVER
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
LUMBER.

TlIE subscriber has on hand at his Saw
L Mill and Lumber Yard, at the junction
Of East and Main " Neaver a large assort-
ment Of
IUMBE
which he is ready to deliver at the shortest
notice in any part of the town, or adjacent
mines, at the lewegt market price.
ALBERT SHEPARD.
All orders left with NJ. Y. Delpt, on
Court street, or Philip IIoIler, on Sydney
Hill, will be promptly attended to.
" y. Teaming done at short notice.
d9 If.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
FOUR MILE HOUSE.

"a TIE PROPRIETOR Of this
~fSs% \ long known and well established
asAsL<&ss2z HOTEL IN the main trail from
Shasta to Weavervllc and Yreka, would an
anounce 10 the public that he is now prepar-
ed to cnt. rita u travellers, boarders, and Gus
toners generally.
HIS TABLE AND BAR
are always supplied with the choicest food
and liquors that can be procured in this mar
ket. There is also fine Corral connected
with the house, with abundance of proven
der, where animals win be perfectly safe.
Desiring to withdraw from the business Of
Hotel Keeping, the undersigned will dispose
of this well established hotel stand on mod
crate terms, if applied tc-Soon.
n MAHER.
Shasta, Co. Dec. 1851. % If
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
NOTICE

no whom it may concern, that the under.
I signed will apply to the Judge of the OH
judicial District in ana for the safe of Cal
liornia and county of Trinity, on the Rrst
day of the next regular term of said Court TO
be holden in The Town Of Wcaverville. COM
mencng on the second Monday of April
nest, or - soon thereafter rs counsel can be
heard, for a license to keep ferry across the
Trinity River, at lockers Ranch in said
County. JOHN ROCKER
NeaVervIllc, February >th, 1888.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
DISTRICT COURT--NinIh JudicioI Dis
rirt Trinity County, state Of California
G.. +. PENEBAkER


MARY y. PENEBAkER
The People of the State Of California TO
Mary !. Penebaker, Greeting
You are here
by summoned TO appear and answer in said
Court unto the complaint Of g. f. Pencbaker,
hercunto annexed praying for Divorce
from the bonds Of Marimo1J, and for other
relief, as filed in our said Court, within ten
days from the date of service hereof if served
within this County III served ont Of this
County and IN This District, twenty days
and if served out of tils County and Dis
triot then forty days, exclusive Of the day
of service or Judgment BY default will be ia
ken against YOU, aud the plaintiff will apply
10 the Corrt for the relief demanded
- WITNESS Hon, W L. Dangerfeld,
SEAL Judge Of said Court, and my pri-
- waite seal affixed. there being as
yet no official seal provided for said Court,)
this 9lh day Of January, 4 H.. 1888.
/. 5. WILLIAMS.
Clerk
January 10. SIM.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
NOTICE.!

To whom it may concern, that the under
signed will make application to the Judge Of
the Ninth judicial District, in ard for the
County of Trinity, at the next regular term
of said Court, 70 be holden in the town of
NcavervIIle, commencing on the second
Monday of April next for License to keep
a Toll Bridge across Trinity River, at Grass
Valley, IN said County.
RIcHARD CALz.
NEAyERylLLE, Mar. 13, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned in-
L tends to apply +, the District Judge of
the District Court. in and for the county OF
Trinity, at the next regular term therof to
commence on the second Monday Of April
next for license to keep a public FERRY
across Trinity River, on the Shasta and Yre-
ka nraih three miles above Gibbs Ferry, in
the township and county of Trinity.
Dated, this 5tl day of March. A. u 1853.
I'd JOHN CHRISTIE.
The Trinity times., 1855-03-31
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that we intend to apply to
the District CouFb, To be holden in April
next, for license to keep Ferry across the
Trinity River. at Lewis Bridge, and also for
the privilege Of erecting bridge at the same
place.
WOOD, PHILLIPS & Co.
MARCH /. 1850.