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Shcrin,s sale.

ny VIRTUE issued out Of and under the
seal Il the Circuit Court aRd for the county 81 kenoshs ana
OF directed and delivered against
the goods lands and of Truman Downer
levied upon shah sell public auction veadue 70
he highest bidder therefor ke lSw directs At the Court
House in the of senosha in the aud state afore
said A. u. 1853 between the hours
O'Clock the afternoon Of that day all the
right which the said Truman DewueF had
Of Jane A. aud following desert
led piece parcel Of lsnd founded aud described
follows. Fractional Block number sItynfBe (6sl in
the city keposAa being the quarter of section
Ne. thiryone 3l in township tel north of
tweuty-three l2Sl east. 5oSEPH I. EHlsE
Sheriff Of keRoSha County.
Dated Eeanhas June IS 1853 6w2
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BRoKEJAIL!-On the evening Of the 9th
inst. two Germans. named Henry Butler
and John Bapttste Frenkle: escaped from
the Jail yard of county, Sheriff BEAVER
offers a reward of thirty dollars for their
apprehension. They were confined for
stealing watches and a gun. Ii is suppos-
&c that they received assistance from the
outside as an old German from Milwaukee
who knew one OF them, was seen proving
about the Jail on the day of their escape
Fond du Lac Union l4th
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THEArRIoAL--We had the pleasure of a
cali frem Mr.. LANGRIsHE, a few days since
who informs US that he will appear with his
entire company before Fond du Lac au-
dience on Monday evening next,at Darling
Hall. The reputation Of this company
will ensure a crowded house as loag as
they may choose to stop in the Fountain
City. Go early.-F0Ad du Lac Union. l4th
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-28

ALARMrNG--As train was crossing the
Suspension Bridge on Tuesday, the scat
folding around the towers gave way, and
fell upon the cars. The train was stopped
before any damage ensued. For a mo-
ment, however there was great conster-
nation among the passengers, the impress
sion being thet the great bridge had fallen.
--Bg6aIo Democracy, June 18th.
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Now York. June NH

At mass meeting of Germans in Will
iamsburg yesterday, forcible resistance of
the Liquor Law was determined upon if
necessary. About 90 volunteers were en-
rolled for carrying out the sentiments of the
meeting.
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DRUG EMP ORIUM.
sTAIsKWEAIIiIGE d co.

SIAkEiA w II 2IlltGIs ~ CO.
A RE continually making addition to their sx>
IA tcnsive stock from the best importing Houses
OF the East, and are prepared at all times TO fur
Hsh Drugs and Medicines of the best quality both
simple and compound. Physicians prescriptions
and recipes Of all kind picked out ,decphered aud
accurately put up.
Of all kinds for painting, burning, Pertaining
also, for medical and mechanical pu poses
VarnIshcs.
Such rs Co1ch, Carriage, Furniture Shellao
Brown and Black Japan and Danar or white
Varnish
Window Glass
from by 5 TO 81 by 81, single and double thick +,
by the light or box, aud cut TO any size.
Glass Ware.
including Druggists ic.es from Homeopaih
plia to gal. Tincture Bottle, Preserve Jars. all
es.pint and pint TASKS, Bottles of all kind.
Fluid and oil Lamps Of beautifuI patterns. Tum-
blers aud Gobiets, Cake and Preserve Dishes
Sng ar Bowls cream cups Bird Vases a..d Founts
china FIower Vases, DC.
Patent Lanterns.
The best assortment in the city for Oil and Fluid
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-28

GE- The mail between this City and
Madison is now carried daily instead of tri-
weekly, as has been the case for the last
three or four weeks. This is as it should
be.-Fond du Lac Union 14h.
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THE FALL ELECrIoN-SrA ATE Cow ENT ION.
Some Of ourcontemporarics have already
had considerable to say in regard to Re-
publican candidates for State officers. Va
rious names have been suggested for Gov
cror, among them w. Mclndoe, c. Bash
ford, c. c. Sholes, Z. d. HolIon. and
others, In this region We do not think any
very strong preference is felt for any par
,jcular individual The candidate must be
throughly committed 10 the Republican
movement, his position on the Temperance
question be uuquestionably right, and he
be man oftried ability incorruptibe in
tcgritv, to get the full support of old Grant.
w c want no scheming politician, but man
of the people, who will care for the peoples
interest 1t has been proposed by some to
hold the nominating convention, July 18th,
but we think the objections are we'll found
cd, that it is the busiest season of the year,
and IS too early. We have no fear, as some
seem to have, of a division in the ranks
The feeling which gave BIRTH to the Re
publican party is daily deepened in intensi-
" by the renewed outrages of the Slaveoc-
racy and day by day are the bonds strength
ing which unite the members of that par
ty.--No mele breath viii sever them
P(aheeite IndependcRt
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to cal and examine their extensive and varied as
sorment Of Goods, which they have Just received
from New York. Their Stock embraces the most
desirable styles, and in quality OF fabric. durability
and neatness of workmanship &c, is in no re
spec; inferior to custom work
They will satisfy ell that their prices as low,
while III, quality Of lheir goods are superior TO any
other stock in the city.
In the iiIe of COATS, they can furnish fine
and beautiful article Of French and English
Broad Cloth; Also. all kinds and Styles Of Fancy
Cassimeres, Natseilles, Linen, etc.
PANTALOONS, of the finest French and
German Doeskin, Plajn Black, and Fancy Cas-
simeres, White and Fancy MarscilIes, etc.
We also keep always on hand large stock of
Gents Furnishing Goods, India Rubber and Oil
Cloth Goods, Hats and Caps of every
style and make, Carpet Bags,
U,abreIlaS, Neck ties,
Sears, Seeks,
Suspcudrrs,
Gloves,
GALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCk.
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GTARKWEATIEEe & co wish to say TO
~ the readers of the united papers. Tribune and
Telegraph, that thcy keep heir store at all times
well supplied with Pure DRUGS AND MED
ICINES aud great variety OF Fancy Articles.
They ish particularly to call atlcntonto
LoutI'n's Indian Expcctornnt,
%lsfar's fSaisnIn wild Cherry.
Erynn's puImonIc Waters,
Ayers Cherry PectoraI
storms Cough Candy.
Jaynes Expectorant,
All excellent preparations Cor Coughs and Colds
now so prevalent. Ifthcse do not cure. they will
guarantee Medicines VI their own putting up suited
each case, nj2
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-28

The Madison Argus intimates that Gov
Barstow will be a candidate for re-nomina-
ton. We incline to the opinion that Gov.
Barstow can get the nomination ifhe wants
it, and moreover that he will prove strong
acandldate as the party can nominate. Ii
is true he has enemies and will have warm
opposers in his ranks. but he has friends
whose exertions will be stimulated by the
efforts of these enemies. He is also an ex-
cclIent representative Of the Democracy in
its present condition. A better man woulI
excite little enthusiasm in the ranks and
make but poor candidate. We are inclin-
ed to think Gov Barstow would poll as
large vote AS any man our pro slavery pro-
rum brethren-can nominate; we don t
think however that he can be elected.
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CUSTOM MILLS.

We " i'll exchange Flour for wheat in the fairest
possible ratio, or We VIII Flour wheat, by The
auantity, for customers, atthe lowest possible v-
ing rates.
MIdd.ings, Shorts, and Bran always OH hand
and for sale.
Meaning to deserve liberal patronage, we
confidently expect to obtain 1t.
WATSON g. CONKLIN.
knnnsha. MAY. 1855. lY12
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The population of Shullsburg is 2O55. In
1850 ii was 1878.
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CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
SOMETHING NEW!

SOMETHING NEW!
b ADAEs' CUSTOM CATER BOOTS &
Ia Shoes, of every description. Manufa G. ured by
U. a. CEosman, al So Main ST. (irst
door south OF i1fricson's,) kenosisa. Wis.
ne Undersigned having taken a room at The
above LOCALITY, announces TO the people Of Keno
sha city, county and vicinity, that he is now pre-.
pared 10 make to order all kinds OF Ladies' Shoes
and Boots, from The heavy Walking Boot ard
Shoe, to the FRENcu SLIPrER and CATER Doors
OF the finest quality.
Particular attention will be paid to fitting The
Foot, which is quite essential to service as well a,
beauty. Ladies viii find il TO their ADVANTAGE ia
call and examine specimens before purchasing eIse>
where. All work ,oarraAfed TO give satisfaction.
or money refunded. G. CROSMAN.
March vs. 1855 3qtr
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Connecting wiki Steam rs OIL Lake Ontario to al
points.
BY this route the night travel on the entire line
Will be performed Oh Steamboats, lIxuriously furn
shed, and the dav light passed among the sublime
scenery of the great Lakes and the river 81. Law
ronce, Straits of MackiBaw, and the Maniiouin
Islands; SAUL Ste Marie and the Million Islands
OF Georgian Bay" Travellers will also have an
opportunity of viewing the Great Suspension
Bridge, niagara Fails The I thousand Islands, aud
the Rapids of the St. Lawrence.
By this Line Passengers from Lake Michigan
will arrive at Mackinaw and have sufficient time
to examine the curiosites Of this celebrated Island
where the Boats will connect with other steamers
10 SAUL Ste Marie, aud Lake Superior: from
Mackinaw passing the Maniloulin Islands at Col,
Ingwood, and Railway TO TORONTO, crossing
Lake Ontario in The night on first class Boats Il
Buffalo. Rochester, OswegO, Cape Vieccnt
Osdensburg, Aim sstom and Montreal.
| Passengers by this Line will perform the triI
East by more Northern Route than any other
avoiding the heat and dust encountered on othe
Lines, and enjoying the pleasure of passing TIN
all heretofore uutr;,yeled Route to the East
The following Magnificent Boats comprise the
| Line
Key Stone State, Captain j. s. Richards,
1000 Tons Burthen.
Lady Elgin, Captain L. cAam5erlin, 1887
| Tons Burthcn.
Niagara, Capt. =. s. Miller, 100 Tons
! BurtEen.
Queen City, Captain B. wilkins, 900 Tons
Burthcn
One OF which wi leave KENO$HA every
T"esdon, Thnys4oy and SatrrdGy Eben,ng&,
touching at Racine, Milwaukee, Shebo gan, Man
Itowoc, and Twin Rivers.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-06-28

Mr.. A Macy, Secretary of State has writ
ten to Gov Rceder,of Kansas, stating that
unless certain charges made against him
Of Specializing. in Indian lands are cleared
up the President designs to remove him,
lis excuse for his removal is generally
thought to be trumped upto cover the real
one, namely, thatthe Slave holders demand
his REMOVAL What perfect Delilah sla-
yeryis. She got Daniel Websers head in
her lap, and the poor manhad only strength
left to staggcr home and die, and now She
has even exceeded The power thus manifest
ed, by actually adding to the natural little
ness and wickeaness Of Pierce.
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SllAS AMES,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

C5'Ofhce next door north of E. T. Francis Cloth,
ng establishment, ups ;air. (n45.
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Later from C alifornia.
New DIRK, June 25

NCN vi n, JuilC 10.
The steamship Geo Law, arrived thi
A. NJ, with California mails to June Cd
and 81 ,052, 600 in treasure on freight, and
TIA passengers. As tho passengers by
this arrival were crossing the Isthmus,
when the last train had crossed The sum-
nit and was descending very steep, grade
the coupling of one of the forward cars
became disconnected, and man standing
on the platform was instantly killed.
A block of small buildings in San Jose
was destroyed by fire on the 3lstof May,
but the loss was trihing.
In the San Francisco markets on the 1st,
good jobbing trade had been done, with
a moderate degree OF activity. GaIligc
iRichmonI brahds) flour $l3 per Dbl
Wheat i per ID.
The steamer Star cfhe West arri we'd last
night, and brings two weeks later news
from California and $626, 600 in go ID
The municipal election in San Francisco,
took place on the 28lh, and resulted in the
success of most of the democratic ticket,
by small majority.
During the eight days counting from
May eth gold valued at about 100 900 had
been deposited at the I. S. branch mint.
The reported deposits since December last,
amounted 10 about $1,777,00O.
$1,2l6, $3.50 was forwarded in geld
dust to Eastern states by the Sonora and
Uncle Sam, on the u. M. ofthe 18th.
The gambling law went into operation
May 18th, when all the gambling saloons
in the place were shut up forever.
The creditors and hold ers of certificates
Of the late banking house of Page. Bacon
& Co, have held large meetings in rela-
ton to the refusal of Daniel D. Page to
make parties whole, who came forward
two months since to sustain the house at
the time of its first suspension. Commit
tees have been appointed to examine their
accounts and affairs generally.
Finally at a meeting, 29th May Mr. G.
X. Garrison came forward and pledged Ii S
property to the amount of $500, 900 in sup
port Of the house by way Of securing tic
creditors, and stopping all further legal
proceedings, The proposition seemed to
have given very general satisfaction, and
the creditors are looking forward with re-
newed hopes of being finally indemnifed.
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MARK

TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Thursday, June 90. 1855.
Winter Wheat, l,40@l50
Spring do I,4)W ,43
Barley 700
Corn ESQ lear 90
Potatoes 5Cc@56
Oats, 379@40
Grass Seed $4,000
Flax do 100 @ 1875.
Butter $50 ~ Id
Cheese 1870 % ID
w. w. Flour 5000 "a R Dbl
S. w. do $500 q bl.
Pork, per 100 lbs. 400 @$5,oo
Eggs, d doz. 124 "a
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BRUCE'S
NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY

NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY.
Established in 1913.
z AS row on hand. ready ror immediate de liy-
"a II cry in fonts To suit purchasers
10000 lbs. ROMAN TYPE of new cut,
$4,000 :" FANCY TYPE,
10000 Z" SCRIPTS of various styles.
5000 GERMANS,
5000 o .NAMEN IS in great variety,
5000 BORDERS.
80 900 feet BRASS AND METAL RULES.
aud ali the novelties of me business
All the above Types cast by steam power,
OF the new composition OF metal peculiar to tins
Foundry, and WHICH is CERTAINLY SU-
FEKiOR to any err used before in any part Of
the world The nuequailed dity in The pro-
cess OF casting, enables TO sell these more dor.
able types at the prices oil ordinary types, either
on credit or FOR cash.
Presses, Wood Type, and all other Printing ma
tera's, except Paper and Cards (Which have no
fixed quality or price, furnished 1t manufacturers
prices.
The latest Specimen Book of the Foundry is
freely given to all printing offices, on the receipt
Of fifty cents to prepay the postage.
IL Printers of Newspapers who choose TO pub
lisa Ibis advertisement including this note, three
times before the fist day OF July, 1850, aud for
ward me one Of the papers, will be allowed their
bills at time OF purchasing FIVE imes the amount
Of my manufactures. New York, February I2
1855. Address
GEORGE BRUCE,
ID CHAMBERS ST,
3wn50. HEw York.
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SIMMONS g. ON,

4 RE NOW RECEIVING a fresh supply @!
n Groceries.
Il, TEAS OF the first qualities.
n? COFFEES, as good the market Affords.
EszA SYRUPS, MoLAssEs, Sugars, &c-Cheap
ana Good. n53
The Trinity times., 1855-09-08

ISO OONS ESH chic
lCO Peaches.
1900 bags Chile Be
100 bbls Carolina
1900 mats No. Ri
500 hf bbls Corn
100 cs Dairy Salt, ID l5ib bags.
500 drums Goldfish
800 cks Tennents and Porter.
For sale by
X. L. BREWST& Co,
corner Front Clay sts.,
jyl8 IF SANAACISCO.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-08

WE SEND A DAILY EXPRESS TO
w all parts OF
SiSKIYOU AND TRINITY COUNTIES
FROM
S II A S T A.
From our Office in
WEAVER, TRINITY COUNTY,
Se send to the following places;
DUTTON'S RANCH,
OREGON GULCH,
STURDlVANT 5 RANCH,
MOUTH OF CANON CREEK,
NORTH FORK OF TRINITY,
BIG FLAT,
BIG BAR,
MANSANETA FLAT,
COX 5 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,
STEWART'S FORK,
CHADBOURNE'S RANCH.
ALSO,
TO SOUTH FORK OF TRINITY,
And To MI pnrts OF
SALMON RIVER.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-08
f. 5. PECK,
wills SONS n u "
BY ESTABROUK 4 JAMES.

,,,u1S POPULAR AND EXTENSIVELY
low Hotel. VIII ch for the last ie"
- has brcn under the management ol
~ " ESTABROOk, has been pant d
throughout, new furniture has oeeu suu, ~, =
a, d the House is nov III eohhp40'o ''N = '''
m, rec, ptol OF the pubic.
Mr. ESrAbROOh ha- formed a conn :
t.oa IN business with Mr. /, !. JAM 10 "
ha. been iavorahly kIown Ia IN ABOVE il0
,sl. aad recently At the Lat, rnatlo"al'
every possible eX,rtol Wall DC inaue ..
the pr, seat ProprIttors to r,''d.r IIe Soo.'
establ shine ut the mos, opuia. II Inc olatc
San Francisco, June, 1890 le9H
The Trinity times., 1855-09-08
rhs Condition OF Sebsstope''

,,,,or written at the city of Sebasto-
80, on the 18th of May, the following III
,cresting and startling facts are stated
rho southern side OF the town has sui
ost severely. and il scarcely To oe
'c,1~ 'o',ni,cd again. Five hundred housts
fcshnon totally destroyed, aud grass II
-No - thrir ruins The beautiful the-
n"ans longer exists. Though the upper
dts,,ats of the town are not so much uaih-
oc,o vct there il not o single house u ",
scen thich does not bear manifest uaC's VI
a.. ho,hardment. The streets are every
,,horc no,cd up by shot and the pavement
10 totall, destroyed while al every coino'
s,,nd whJe pyram.ds of the enemy can
20, halls md exploded shells, which were
LIZ collect, a before the opening OF th'
- In ma,y streets five or six such pyra
~. arn nowto be seen each oi tat III iron
10y, to ten fea high. Nevertheless ousl
IS h oontinu,I. aud booths are opened 10
49, sol, of goods Prices, however ar
,,,ouslv rals, d and sugar costs one sli
w., rnnbls two AullngsI q Id the sup
,,, NJ meat is more than abuhdaht' ou
"a is exceedingly scarce. The street
are MI d with p ople, AID croWus oi o@h'lu @
IN RIM 10 and iro, assisting at the cohs'u'
80, ~ harr cades, and p, ltng tach olhe
'.nh halls OF clay. Our life IN Sebastopt
is ssrrerable to us. for use is s,SoGd 60, a; - =
- .nrF - The great 81 activity prevails IN n !,
tu,S or ot Ekat,rlu, Wh,re caunon ball
n"i ~ fascmes, saeks, aud provisions, al
A m astounding quantities, a. they al
',.a '.ard, d from the uorth,rn forts. In
- ed nrlthcr the thuad,r OF the ,i1 enemy =
,.''.n. nor the sege OF 81 ssoastopol' u ,,,',, "a
.''''. d to d.sturbus aAy lohser We mGu
our adv,rsarts, who are ia, da'l
,oL without r. suit before our VI
H.. We rsa may as ulu s'"'
ant th, IO.u t.uu Ut III 1te't
a.ld.sl oi all Is. uudouu !, d
,n;.t NJ ,..,r uom Na"l 81 ~
La. ha.Gl, de a. u ha1dr' ds oi
ga, on " dea'h--oI al WAN
,..s SC be seem
The Trinity times., 1855-09-08
.rIds of Dry Coop,

~ IluS Oh l'hi N'V'p
ITAVE ALWAYS THE LARGhol !
III stock On haId. Cottol Duck 0nr.t
'nrs. Dr ll,ngs. Domest.cs. Blank t. &C. &c
troat st.. corl,r of Sacramento r.,
san FRANCISCO.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-08
PUS n ON.

Awake and listen Everywhere
IRON upland grove a. d lawn
Outbr, ath, thu un velsl prayer,
The or son Of morn.
Arise. don thy working garb'
All nature is ast'r;
L,tbolest mot he thy barb,
Ad us fuln 81 tly epdr.
ton ,,ot 10 4 tn bOist,rOus Jeers,
lila you'd b what thou art =
They should lot e'cn oii'hd my cars
@tlll.e s'urb thy h ar.
What Aou. iryou have notn mig hoard
Inh rtauc oi 'palh %
Touugclaee at tha BROS noiid
tp ID CT aee oi your " alth
Push on! our rutu NAl you
The Trinity times., 1855-09-08

FANCY GOOlS
AND NOTIONS FOR SALE Low, TC
n close business
Combs. Brushes, Suspend re-,
Accord .ons, Buttons. Shaving Brushes,
Brass and Iron Harps. Sp ctacles,
Cologne, Pencils, Looking Glasses,
Shaving Boxes.
Also
Invoices Sewing SILK, Patent Thread,
Lrass Instruments and Niolms.
JULES IIAUEL'S lebrat Soap and
Shaving CIR, am togcthrr with mum rou'
9th art 'cles, all Of which are offer d al
REDUCED PRICES, by
ID. w. c. HANLINE,
date PHIPPS & HANLlNE,)
50 Clay st., second floor,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Nav l.. 1855. j2-tf
The Trinity times., 1855-09-08
EXPRESSES.
PACIFIC EXPRESS
COMPANY.
Capital,
100000,

pAVV, U0O.
= ENG NOW ORGANIZED ON prp
- ma lelt and substa ltial basis, a1d bar
l.g completed arralgem alts by wh,cb ,ho
IaJst perfect security is afford d TO shinns-s
a. FFi
P&rIFIC EXPRESS COMpaxv
sr. prepared to Offer facilities ts those !.
lns DLstless through tlum Wh ch ca.no, H..
Il passed il California. ''
our Expresses run regularly. in cbar,,
Of respo lslble Messengers to every ,mnGy
tant inland pons in the State, as well as "a
all parts OF Oregon and Washington TER,
tories, Cresc mt City, Humboldt Bay. Ia,
Angeles ald the Southern Coast. ''''
"" al" ruI Regular Expresses to and
from the At;alt.c States by every steamer
both on th4 a .ama aid Nica, qua route,
as also to San Juan, Panama, Callao AMI
Faipdld ~.
W. d. strictly Legitimate Express and
{ Onward ng business, and trust the mapO,
IN Wh.ch we have run our Expresses sncs
oar Original organization, WILL be suGceO,
guarantee TO oar friends and the public Al
large OF tn malIcr i'll VIII ch our business
Will be h reaItcr Conducted
We pay particular attention to the trana
portatlOh Oi Cod Dust to aud from the +
,. Branch MiIt, aud the various Assay o..
lcts, Tor the faithful performance of which
business we offer, as wall be seen, the most
ample security. Orders for the purchase Of
Merchandise, Bills of Exchange, for the
selling Of Gold Bars, &c, carefully attend d
to aud faithfully executed. Signed:
PACIFIC EXPRESS co.
K. q. MOVES, President.
The following gentlemen constitute Ii.
Board OF Trustees
JOSEPH c. PALMER, Chs. c. BowxAy
J. L. HAVEN, K. G. MOVES.
jy7-tf E. W. Tracy.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-08
sEL EOTED ETRY

Z l. E = I 4 . p . { 7 Il 7.
he HAUNTED rA-~oE.
By EDoAR A. POE
In the crccneet Of our valleys
By good angels tenanted,
Once a fair and stately palace
Radiant palace reared its head.
In the monarch Thoughts dominion
He stood there!
Never seraph spread pinlon
Over fabric half so fair!
Banners-yellow. glorious, golden
On its roof did float aud how;
(This-all this-was in the olden
Time, long ago;)
And every gentle air that dallied,
In that sweet day,
Along the ramparts plumed and pallid
A winged odor went away.
Wanderers in that happy valley,
Through two luminous windows saw
Spirits moving musically
To lute's well-tuned law,
Round about throne, where, sitting
(PorphyrogeneD ,
In state his glory well befitting,
The ruler Of the realm was seen.
And all with pearl and rui y glowing
Was the fair palace door,
Through which came flowing, flowing
flowing,
And sparkling evermore,
A troop of Echoes, whose sweet duty
Was but to sing,
In voices of surprising beauty,
The wit and wisdom OF their King.
But evil things, in robes of sorrow,
Assailed the monarch's high estate,
(Ah! let us mourn for never sorrow
Shall dawn upon him desolate y
And round about his home the glory
That blushc d and blo0mcd
Is but m remembered story
OF the old time entombcd.
And travellers now within that valley,
Through the red-litten windows see
Vast forms that move fantastcally
To d scordant melody;
While, like ghastly rape river,
Through the pale door
Aid ,ous throng rush out forever,
And laugh, but smile no more.