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NEW AND. IMPORTANT ROUTE
TO TRAVELLERS.

VREM6kSfE-M commenced run
H%HZSWN&N~O ming an Elk.
@888MW MM PPI5issi ,d rem Ion,
Notwithstanding Ashland every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday at 8 o'clock. A M, and . irving q
LoudonViIIe at Q p. NJ, connecting with the 3 o.
clock P. VI. :rain for Pittsburg and the 4o'clock p.
M. train for CTestline same days. Leaving Lou
donville every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on
the arrival of the Eastern train at 10 A. NJ, and
DRIVES at Ashland at 3 p. M. thereby en- abling
passengers to go either East or West on the cars
same day, or those coming on morning train either
from East or West can get to Ashland without de-
lay ; and citizens wishing to visit the south part
Of the county, can have an opportunity to transact
their business and return the same trip. and ui,'
versa Fare through, one dollar A liberal de
duction to families and pleasure parties. En4aiI
of the undersigned at the Franklin House in Ash
land, or at the Rail Road Depot or Post Office in
Loudonville. w. RoBESOA, Proprietor.
= Passengers taken to or from any Hotel, either
at Ashland Ashland, July ID. SIT
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Lewis Roberts EstaIe.

IAMKS SWINEEOtk D.
Mt PUBLIC, ONCE in the Auditors Of
In fee. Ashland, Ohio. JAN "a, 'SS.-6m
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Dariietp.
IMPORTANT DECISION ON THE
TEMPERANCE LAW.
suprems Court Of Ohio.
sArunpAY, JanuarY 2o. 1855.

sAa q. snrrH, OFFICIAL REPORTER.
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M ILLER HO USE.

NTICHAEL MILLER presents his regard
lNl to his friends and the public generally,
and respectfully announces that he has opened
\ PakIis Hosso ,lo accommodation or inc
travelling public, directly opposite the SnmP-
sell House, Main Street., Ashland, where he
will be glad to accommodate all who may favor
him with a call. His table will always be sup
piled with the Injuries of the season His
p%ariors and sleeping apartments are large and
commodious. Good stabling for horses will also
be provided, aad afaithful Hostler always in
attendance.
Boarding for private families or single per
sons can be had at reasonable rates.
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dZ@5a@
Corner Public Square, cleveland, o.
INCORPORATED MAY O., 1851.

THE OLD COLLEGE has removed to new and
Il splendid Rooms, surprising in beauty and con.
veienneethose OF any similar Institutions in the
Sta9l.
e. FOLSOM A B., Principal, Professor Of the
Science of Accounts.
WI. HOLSTER. and J. S. CLAYTON, Assistant
Professors In Book Keeping Department.
A. J. PHELPS and JOSEPH BEATTIE, Professors
OF Practical and Ornamental PeDmanship.
r. F. HUMISTON, Lecturer ON Commercial His
tory and the Art of Computation.
J. B. WARING, Lecturer on Mercantile Customs,
Banking, Exchange, ect.
Hon. JOHN CROWELL, THOS. II. HAY and d. B.
PALMER, Lecturers on Commercial Law.
Rev. J. A THOME, Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
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BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.
In connection with the Hotel, he will also
continue to keep open his BAKERY AND RES
TARANT, where he will at all times keep on
hand
Confectionaries, Pies, Bread. Cakes,
all kinds of Temperance drinks, and, in short
every luxury to be found on the tables of first
class eating houses.
% He trishes it distinctly understood, that no
INTOXICATING LIQUORS
will be kept, either in the Hotel or Saloon
Ashland, March 9Th, 1854. n42-tf.
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BARBER'S LINE OF HACKS,

BARRIERS LINE OF HACKS,
LEAVE Ash
&AZSWGSN& London daily
EEFHED Ks M rs ~ at O'Clock
uectioa with the cars on the Cleveland Column
bus and Cincinnati Rail Road.
Returning, leave New London after the ar
rival of the trains.
Leave Ashland for Mansfield on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at II O'Clock, P NJ.
Leave Ashland for Wooster on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at 8 O'Clock P M.
Septic mber, 1853 lStf
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HoTEhS

FOUNTAIN
THE undersigned announces to the citizens OF
l. Ashland and adjoining counties, and all otners
travelling that he has taken the Hotel formerly kept
by John Vail, where he will be glad to see all VINO
may fsvor him with q call. A faithful OstleI al
ways in attendance. GEo a. ihEAOH.
Mlfhinl Jan. 10, 1855. Sm3S
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Attorney at Lap, Davenport, I0pa. -
WILL give prompt attention to any business th.s
w may be entrusted to his care IN lhls st1'e
and North Western Illinois.
n.rannort- Nov. 81. 1854. ~ ".
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NEW HOTEL

NEW HOIEIs
THE undersigned announces to the public that he
i has again taken charge OF the HOTEL in the VIII
age of Orange, Ashland county. Thankful LOT past
rsvors: he hopes all of his old customers VIII give
him a call. Everything will be done to make all
who NAV stop with him comfortable.
TP good HostIer will always be on hand;
Oct. 4. f54.-l9tf JAMES ALbEhoON-
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w. b. mcCAFkIA'
Attorney at LAH, and JEstfes Of fHs Peace,
WILL promptly atIend to all usfness entrusted
w TO his care. OFFICE, COZ -er OF Main and
chnreh Streeta- June II, 1654.-3tf
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DIX. Js HhA1hNr
take this opportunity Of rendering his
w thanks to his friends, for their kind and liber-
al patronage heretofore, and he hopes so to conduct
himselfin his profession, as to still merit their
patronage, together with all others who desire TO
consult him in his profession His office 10 in the
Book Store OF N. II. ImhOf, nearly opposite the
stone Store of ReZnor; Riser e. Co. where he Will
be found at all times. except when professionally
engaged. NOW ~ ioS4-nz"u
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ore Of the most remarkable suicides We have IataIv
met with vas that Of Adam Rein, German in Phadef
phia who loaded horse pistol heavily that when he
placed the musse 70 HIS mouth and pulled the trigger
he mot only blew the upper half Of his head itcrsV 70
atoms but burstsd the pistol blew OF one Of his hands
received deep wound 10 the breast from piece o. thu
shattsed weapon set bis shirt re and BY Il torca
81 tbe concoion blew out the window glass and shat
tered many tf the articles In tire ROOM fe seene . a.
,eribed By 'htse Who " messed Il ~ horrisle
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Port OF New York, December 8, 1855.

CLEARED.
Steam ship Crescent City, Gray Havana and New Orleans
SHIP nSssss Kelly Esy
Ship Lochnvar, Norton. Antwerp-Iaytin Ryerson Huri
ship Abbott La x5ence. Davis Falmou.h-Ebsn oadysn.
fs YsaeSss Ssw Nelson sons
B:f 5asss JAW H fs
Bark y Morales. brown, nsvap, y, .s!urges Co.
Big kaS CUSTOM a1 Cook E%sen. Vince.
Brig Lowell, Hustly. Gonsives- Thompson Hunter
schr siak Cooper, Barbadoe, and narket-Thompson
schT Sabine, Powers, Antigua 10 days with old iron. &C. TO
ssr e hss ess Sa
s ss sqJE lasn ws
sclr saiery Jackson -xc0rssdy Mott Co.
ss 81. ss fs i Line nss%asS@ Sss; N''-''''A
schr Resd nsss % Point Chairman
seRr Statesman WcHs, 1ls1andr.. Dodge Co.
Err Fanny spence fS,sSs'plI. -, Hand
s sr ssssn Esa1s sm Ne
Propeller Caledonia, Baker, Poriland-John Riley.
SITES mshp Black War; or Bullock New Orleans via Hava
VIM os arc 70 Fs
e %s AND ~ A ss !" s a oS s
$50 Ion 1879 e.cs ansed signals viz. ship Rose sandish
ana
sssT A Earn e. Power s %ilaas,sa
sssr h hsssa's, tssi!'ss s!sss'
Schr Eebr aska -, Phiaaephs.
Soop America, Stnrges. Pro, depse.
Propeller Caledonia Baker Portland with mdse 10 Riley.
Propeller Uncas, Bates, Hartford
BELOW.
One ship South Of the Highlands, by telegraph
SAILED.
Steamship Crescent City, Havana and New Orears ships
John Ruled9e Liverpool VIM Tell Hnvre; yicksburg. NeS
Orleans.
Wind at sunrise, SW; sunset do.
The Ship Lst reports chat the following have
sold-ship LebaI 6e6 tons, built at
port for 600 three ourtbs Of brig Lncreta 67 tons built
Warren Old at the rate $4,000 for the whole bark
Matilda years old 40 tons Eastern built and ship Ellen
Ausr 1875 TONS months old built Newcastle Me- for the
Liverpool trade on terms unknown
AT Rock land 18th ult from the yard Of Mr. San
I tns She d or ed nv Cobb Fac Ard Cant Ira Films
who ~ll command her.
At place 22d u schooner OF ITS called the Ex
celsor owned by parties 10 Rockand intended for hr Wcs
India ard 70 be command d Capt Jeremsh Sleeper
In l6 shares and 10 be commanded by Capt John olbrook
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near The door
To the CourtThere were three men running in Broad
way near Prince street. when heard the firing went
to tire station house to turn out the wstch did not
where the three men vent TO-
The Court said he did no understand the witness to
say that the man fired mt him.
Mr. Cr,cheran, juror-Q Did you think at the time
that the shot was fred at your A. did.
Mr. Br:dyEMd you o.ss any c0n plant at the station
Mr. King, juror-At the time he fred did you know
II was Turner A. After he fred he turned his face and
To Mr.. Whiting The shot which supposed he fred at
me little below Prince street; he fred
went TO the station house Of Prince and Wooster
streets don't know where the three persons went they
went towards Peter Barlow's.
Mr. Csrk-Did you understand he Intended to shoot
you or fire his pistol In the air. A. don't know his
Intentions he was near TO me I'd wish him to be-
To The Court--As raised my club he fred, and
across the street heard some persons haosing up he
street.
Abraham d. RUSSELL examined by Mr. HALL arm a
counselIorataw; knew Poole; was his counsel for
number Of yess he was in my Office about ono O'Clock
the Saturday that he shot, when he came in q
Mr.. Miller with me, and Poole wanted 70 pri-
yatey some matters and we went into the back
he opened bis coat and took pistol from his pocket 10
adjust It, End put back again. IL drab overcoat
the ristd VA like the one Irod"ced.
Cross. examined BY Mr.. Baker-I could not say that
this was the Poole at that time indicted with
. nsmsd Williams for assault and battery with in
tent to lil pistol with him another OCCASION
head taller II an am he had rather long arms be WA,
very quick In his movements don't recoect hearing
Poole talk about Baher.
Q. lid you ever hear him make ANY threat towards
Bakery A. Not to my knowledge; knew Baxer about
fifteen years; he lived in my ward.
Y. Did you ever caution Baker TO keep out Of Pooes
wsyS A. Well, think did tell him he had bottcr "
cautious about POOLE that about three months prior
to this stair; Baker always considered very
ptacesbe man; came In contact with him; he BAKERY
belonged TO the whs party and belonged TO the demo
cratic party and always found his temper good; the
indicted with Poole was called Dandy Williams;
was counsel for Poole In cases. he indicted
several times.
O. Who were his wtnesscs9
Mr.. whiting objected.
Mr.. Brady wanted TO SHOW that there was certain
set OF men, his adherents and hisnds who followed
him about, and were his witnesses ON all
his trials, and that some of those persons
were examined here ~ Witnesses for the pro- ecuon He
,n.d that iele, show who the Poole
it'y were here sna ~hc BIZ vi were on that oe
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Mr.. Bady-when he boaYue! ship and took man
out o. without any shaeow Of authority he might have
also taken his clothes with him at his request
Mr.. Clark asked II Baker gave any reason board as
to hat induced his fight. Objected to after
The Court said the jury would understand that becsusc
man ian awey u was no proof of guilt Some timid
men will NJ from fear II the counsel for the prosecu
ton.
The prosecution objected. The Court ruled out the
question but would look into the case and there was
anything in It he would inform them Counsel for de-
fence excepted.)
he could not draw those charges from the pistol they
were IN so long
Christopher Hogan, examined by Mr.. Whiting, de-
O'Clock in the forepsrt Of the night Of oath Februsrv
was sitting in The parlor with sam suydam Hyer Cspt
s.s and e.ne.s we were there some sine, when Nor
heard some anary words outside, and thought re-
ccsni1ed feoles voice; Morrssey went out and hear
and Poole; Morrisey went up Poole and Irving al
70 lin, = Come s.ay you docl you win be shot
ioo'e mad p,,'eI 10 his hand Al the time dis'incd
saw " he held II in bis hand pointed down. No at GU
to tell pt ceman 10 give the alarm rap as sxo.cts
there would Be some difficulty when came in Morrssey
his hand wavelng lyings shoulder; Mr pesn aid
Hogan, want you to arrest these parties;' caiIea
the policemen In and told them to arrest Morrissey;
some one said, Why don't Jon arrest Pooleg, vent
over Poole, and ssid 10 him, spooe VIM, van 40
Gene with mel he said had star said had. and
tween caught hold Of me and Tiled 70 cn%e a ne
knocked OF my star and Poole and Cy Shay started on
On aiun; shook them OF and took rotle to the station
house; Toole said he wanted to make charge ae,nst
Morrifssy the captain not there; Mr. Dean ala not
c.me to make any charge and the prisoners were dis.
charged the other parties In sanwix Hall with me were
Jsrcvsy. Hooper officer Green, officer Moore, Jane,
Dtaey, Fam shy dam James Patterson and Samuel Ross
did not think my buiness 70 hold the parties in
,ody when the proprietor Of the house da not choose to
maze . charge.
Goss szsminedHsard Poole call Morrissy an ,srrish
son OF b-"srd Nor issey called him an Americas son
b. = Isaw Baker there the end OF ls counter
after this be DID nothing heard Poole say he could lick
Morrhssy h foal standing hee him HI referred 10
Irirg; living sd nothing but interfere prevent Nor.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

WE send Daily Express 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 GULCH,
STURDlVANT'S RANCH,
MOUTH OF CANON CREEK,
NORTH FORK TRINITY,
BIG FLAT,
BIG BAR,
MANSANETA 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,
STEWARDS FORK,
CHADBOURNE'S RANCH,
ALSO,
TO SOUTH FORK Of TRINITY,
And to all parts Of
SALMON RIVER.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
IN TER N TION HOTEL
Jackson At bet Montgomery & Kearny
San Francisco, California
PECK a. FISHER, - Proprietors

TTll T. undersigned take pleasure in announc
i ing 10 their old friends and the public
generally, that they have leased for term
of years, the above five story brich, fire proof
Hotel, furnished it in the most substantial
and elegant style, and II is now open for the
inspection and patronage of the public.
Their house is situated in the vicinity Of
the Steamboat Landings. ard near to the
business portions of the city is convenient
fer the business community, and being lOca
ted on high ground, just aside from the dus-
~ thoroughiares, is also a desirable home for
families and gentlsmen ofleisure.
The International is conducted on the Eu-
ropean plan OF lodgings, with Meals separ
ate charge, in Retectory in the basement,
aud also Ladies Ordinary ON the main
iloor. Il :. PECK.
HENRY FISHER.
". B.-An OmnbRs will always be at the
Steamboat Landings, in readiness to take
Passengers to the Hotel at q charge OF 8 ;
baggage free OF charge. DO If
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

NANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS FOR
l. sale low TO close business
Combs, Brushes. Suspenders,
Accordcons. Buttons. Shaving Brushes,
Brass and Iron Harps. Spcctacles,
Cologne. Pencils, Looking Glasses,
Shaving Boxes.
Also - lnvo ces Sewing Silk, Paten,
Thread Brass Instruments and Vions
Jules IIauel's celebrated Soap and Shav-
ing Cream, together with numerous other ar
ticles. all Of which are offered n, reduced
prnes, by ID. W. G. HANLINE,
G.ate Phpps & IIanlne)
SO Clay st., Second Floor,
MAY 27.-j2 San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
EXPRESSES.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
COMP PANY.

OEING NOW ORGANIZED on a per.
~ manent and substantial basis, and having
completed arrangements by which the most
perfect security IS afforded to shippers, she
Pacific Express Company
are prepared to offer facilities to those doing
business through them which cannot be sur.
passed in California.
Our Expresses run regularly, in charge Of
responsible Messengers, to every important
inland point in the State, as well as to all
parts Of Oregon and Washington Territories.
Crescent City, Humboldt Bay, Los Angeles
and the Southern Coast.
We also run Regular Expresses TO and
from the Atlantic States by every Steamer,
both on the Panama and Nicaragua routes.
as also to San Juan, Panama, Callao and Val.
paraiso.
We do strictly legitimate Express and
Forwarding business, and trust the manner
in which We have run our Expresses since
our original organization, will be sufficient
guarantee to our friends and the public at
large Of the manner in which our business
will be hereafter conducted.
We pay particular attention TO the trans
portatou of Gold Dust to and from the U. s.
Branch Mint, and the various Assay Offices,
for the faithful performance of which business
we offer, as will be seen, the most ample Sc
curity Orders for the purchase of Merchan.
disc, Bills of Exchange. for the selling of
Gold Bars, &c, carefully attended to and
faithfully executed. Signed,
PACIFIC EXPRESS co.
II G.. MOVES, President.
The following gentlemen constitute the
Board of Trustees:
JosEPH C. PALMER, CHAs. c. BowAAs,
j. p. HAVEN, r. G.. NoYEs,
jy7-tf Z. w. TRAcY.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

A SAGAoIoUs READER os TRs WoRks OF
Gop-A profound writer in the Whining
ton IN. c. Herald. says -" Love the
NSson. for she shines in the mght, to give us
light in the dark, whereas, the suit only
shines in the day time. when there is Pien.
~ Of light. and his ss sistsaee il not wanted "
Sir Boyle Roche could hardly have beaten
,hs'
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
Shasta Advertisements.
( A GLE HOTEL ,

Main Street Shasta.
THE SUBSCRIBER, having leased the
above well known Hotel. would respectfully
announce to the public, that he is prepared to
offer them accommodations which cannot be
excelled by any house in this section of the
State.
The Eagle Hotel is the largest and best
arranged Hotel in Shasta, and is furnished
throughout in the most perfect and elegan
manner.
The proprietor would call particular at
tentiOn to ths superior arrangements of the
Sleeping apartments.
Families can be supplied with airy and
comm"dous suits Of rooms, and can procure
every luxury and comfort to be found in
first class Hotel.
The Table
will always be supplied with every luxury
that can be procured in the Market, and
THE Bur
with the choicest articles appropriate to that
department.
To those who have already honOred the
house with their patronage, il is unnecessary
to say anything in reference 10 it's superiority
To those who have not done so. the proprie
tor would merely say, that the House never
has had superior, and that every exertlon
will be made on his part, to maintain the
pre- emlnence.
JAMES LENNON.
Shasta, June 9, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
SAN FRANCISCO AD'TS
Il. f. BREWSTER & 60.

Is. K, BRE W.STER & GO.
Wholesale Grocers s. Provision Deaicass
SAN FRANCISCO.
lUU Powders, '" "''
400 cases assorted Pie Fruits,
$50 cs Fresh Peaches.
II cs fresh Whortleberries,
l05 cs Natural Preserves, assorted,
50 cs Preserved Ounces,
100 cs assorted Jams and Jellies,
so cs Peach Jam and Jelly,
200 cs Saleratus, I ms and paper,
100 cs Roast CHICKEN,
100 cs do Turkey,
l5O cs Iobst, rs and Claims,
50 cs Kensett's Oysters,
100 cs Fields Oysters,
100 doz 8 hooped Buckets,
500 gross K. w. Matches,
300 cs Green Teas, | and ID,
$50 cs Black Teas, slb pa,
300 cs Mustard, glass,
$50 cs ground Pepper,
800 cs Cassia and Pimento,
lOO cs Nutmegs,
$50 cs Walnut Catsup,
300 CO Tomato Catsup, pints and q.s,
300 bxs Pepper Sauce,
$50 cs Olive Oil,
$50 cs Sardines, hf and Or box,
1000 bxs HIPS Soap,
1000 bxs White Eng Soap,
600 cs Chemical Olive Soap,
For sale by
Il. L. BREWSTER g. co,
jy2e If 81 Front st., cor. Clay.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
lESON'S ENCIIAN +.
EsTABRook & JAMES

THIS POPULAR AND EXTENSIVE.
LY known Hotel. which for the last few
weeks has been under the management oi
W. ". ESrABROOk. has been painted
throughout: new Furniture has been added.
aud the house is now in complete order for
the reception of the PubiN.
MIR Eastabrook has formed n connection
in business with Mr.. i. I. JANIS, who has
bees Avoraby snown in the above Hotel,
and recently at the international.
Every possible erertun will be made by
the present propreiors TO render the above
establishment the mos, popular in the State.
Sac Francisco, June, 1855 10
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

PRIzE F'cnTlNc Two noted pugilists
Yankee Sullivan and Joe Winrow, are in nc.
tive training, in the neighborhood of Sar
Francisco, for prize fight to come off short
ly between them. One Of the San Francsc,
papers says:
We learn that well known patron o
the ring has bet his entire property. consist
'ng "i cattle lands and buildings. valued a
Siu.u0o. on Joe Winrow. Sullivan is il
good health, and il is said is as able to stant
heavy hight as ever. Winrow, il will b,
reincnbcr,d, was n second in the Lilly anc
McCoN fight Mt which the latter was killed
many years since"
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

HOOGS L. CO.
Book AND JOB PRINTERS,
And Agents Cor tho following Newspapers:
L'ECHo DU PAcIFIoUE,
CALIFoRNIA STATESMAN, Sacramento.
CALIFoRNn EXPRESS Marysvie.
NEVADA DEMoCRAr, Nevada.
GEoRGETowN News, Georgetown.
CRESCENT Cry HERALD, Cres. City.
TRINITY TINES, Weaverville.
Once. IfS Clay street,
At the Bookstore of Messrs. Alien & Spier
between \ ontgomery aud Sansome, nearly
opposite Leidesdorf street, San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18
TOWER HOUSE.
AZ the Junction Of the yreLa and wen'
verviIIe Roads IL miles from shasta


verviIle Roads IL miles from shasta
THE undersigned would announce TO the
j public, and particularly 10 persons trav-
cling to and flom Yreka and Weaverville,
that, having leased this long established
stand, formerly known as the Free Bridge
House." he is prepared 10 entertain Gus
toners in style not surpassed by any ho-
tel in Northern Calfoln MIA.
Having completed his Commodious build
ing, and furnished it in the best possible
manner, he is enabled to promise the very
best accommodations The table as heie-
toicre, viii always be supplied with The best
Nands the market furnishes; while from the
large garden attached 10 the premises, all the
vegetables grown in this part of the State
will be furnished in the greatest abundance
He has also secure corr al connected with
his establishment, always supplied with an
abundance Of barley and hay.
JASON TOWER.
Dee. 1884. aYu
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

DEATH OF A WEALTHY GAMBLER-A
few weeks ago MIR. VIM. II. Hope, one Of
the sons Of Anastisius" Hope. died in Pa
ris, leaving the whole of his immense for
tune, above $2,OO0.O00 ton poor English.
man, distant relation, vegetating at Dover.
on some hundred pounds year. The will
contained few legacies, among them one to
his mistress. lie bequeathed her 8 90. 900
He owned hotel in Paris which il said to
have cost one million Of dollars, as il has an
immense garden, filled with avenues of fine
old llndcns, as many fountains and statues as
Versailles, aud q splendid cascade The
furniture is in keeping with the hotel aud
grounds it cost SiO0,0O0. lie lived in
this establishment. 1t is said he made his
fortune in Mexico at monte and the cock pit
In 1890 he lost on one occasion $25 900 a,
the gambling table at Hamburg