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lF5oza he -4551ay Duly Daily Kaicte-5ocFsrI
pr. Jackson's Pile and Tetier EmbsocatiOn.

IhI5 GEy be considered specific and is warranted to
cure. i uct Ouiv immediately allals pain and ndamms
ton stops a buE suo3Ues thai iusolerste itching bu
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produces pla but rather sgTeeabls aud pleasant
=l5T Call, send iUr list OF cures aud VOC viii te
Le.a1r-r"r.
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ASSURANCES.
THE UNITED PIREMENs
Insurance Company of Nash
vile,
Capital 100000,
Chartered by the State

This Company is now in success -.e-sSs
- full operation, and is prepared TO -
- take risks on Buildings. Goods. $50
ts51ZyT and Wares and Merchandise, against
r LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also on Goods Wares and Merchandise and Cargoes ssn.
orally against the sEAs RIVERS and INLAND TRASsPoErA-
upon favorable terms as any Office in the City
Office No 25 College street opposite the Sewanee
House. ~ EDWARDS, President.
JoHx s. DAsHIELL, Secretary. uylg-tf
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE C0A
PANY.-GAPlTAL $50, 900.
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL j los. EXCHANGE
--,.- OFFICE.
They viii make Houses and Goods Of every
scrption against re Steamboats, and Cargo against Gre
and the risk of the river the Cargo OF Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cargces on
the usual terms. JOHN N. HILL President
JOSEPH VAULx, Secretary.
DIRgcrogs-Slex AisOn, John II Ill., Il Fogg g NJ
Fogg James Corey, Jno VI Bass, Joseph Woods Robert
II. Gardasr Matthew Watson, J White, Jacob Mc(Iay-
ock.
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MERCHANDISE.
e. &C. M'NAIRY 4 co.

No. IS College at, Nashville. Tenn,
A RE receiving their FALL STOCk OF W
n GOODS, to which they would respectfully invite He
st'eaton Of the public.
EmhrOideries.
They have now opened Tor sale the haudsomes and most
varied assortment O EulbrOderes brought 10 NASH
VILE from which the ladies would do well select early
Their
SIX Goods. Ribbons, Trimmings, etc.,
VIII surpass ali previous displays. III
Carpets.
IN few days they win rich and extensive sup
ply OF carpets selected in tie East BY their buyer
presSy ior TINS trade, and which they intend sell
cheap make 10 the interest of every one 10 buv OF
them. Their stock in this department viii be sl0o0o
Also Of every thing in their line OF business they wiz
keep constant supply Of the best quality the lowest
price
Desiring TO close their Summer stock besozs goin int
their New Store they selling below cost Let al nl
desire good bargailss give tbeu call.
auElS--tF
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DIR, !. w, GRAY

NFFICE No 9, Cherry street. opposite Judge Cetron's
: J and next door to DR.. B. W. Hall Residence City
Hotel an2s SIT
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MISCELLANEOUS
DRESS COO6S

yxrEs-. No 40 - . UnIOR Street.
w or i,-sss new and beautiful assortment
ING 2, f-ia BLACK Plaid striped and Brocs : 1;
seonatp M. eoio PLAID aud Pinned ssrsss1 -. Printed
Ieit OF Staple Goods HoserT pi ssslsrai sssort-
Hi''s Se lap2sl THURSTOS < Rt Sssis - S'ix
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G + .. BARCAITsIN real. EsTArEl

Great EA Rt,AlSS IN REAL ESTArFt
w ARE now onsri1g great bargain in that beautiful
.St containing about acres, With large uu1 Der
csaOa tieeS to-sit: SAID Lot IS in tie corner OF Franz
IN street and the New Orleans Railroed and in the am
ae V'cinly Of the Lot sold on TIE 2rd inst az ssl 50
"a Vnif small portion ofthe rn0nev viii be rsqu.-
Gu IN e-sii--a1G long credit given on the balance
- ALSO
beautiful building lot in EdSedeld opposite CSes;ha
ana unnng back 245 eet TO Porter street nnd fran a.
iees on 'ns sane Call SON. bargains like toe above are
'eI nonss o1efs0- LIS r. W. BKOWN
6S5< CHEEKY Street
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oAIOE-iHEoTHPES! DAGUE2REOTYpFSt
4 IuAhLEo T. GERS would respectfully inform bis
moved rom Cedar street 70 the corner Of peaJric a.
"ud Coegs streets. over Browne's where ne willie 80
~ x ~ W'o are IN want ri dne and life Ike uie,--as 20
has g'ne 10 great expense IN ittipv m yoyvs,f -
~ s ana his roonis are fttsd up IN elegant 5tyl,
1s engaged INC services Of experienced and collie on
,;tt ~ - Ge'er mined 70 reSe his The Model Fs..h
be able 10 give satislaciisn --N'
ne nYitos Toe public to cali and examine his spsc;o,eus
% sons me O Paintings, by the Old masters Just re-
% ION Europe, which he Offers for sale veTy log
81 az me corner OF DeadericS street. and the souare
y; b--An experienced operator sIuavs ready To-, s-v
SC - - i''
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il-ra.-- ia order ci The WUrshpfc County
L Z urt made 20 IS January term, 1850, wiz open and
i1.G election 81 the several precincts Davidson
~ Cn SATURDAY the diy q March next ascertain
lG- Uihs Of hs people The county IL regard 10 levvng
Of g CsuJs gs-u poll and ~ cents the huud.
red dollars worth 90 property, Iur Common School pUr-
poses, gmv with tag &C, passed hy tie iegi ia.
turs Of Ten essee, February e. 1874 e.. H. sec. g.
Those favor Of yyging The viii have on their tex
e;s 'FJK THIS SCHOOL, and those against the lax
AGAINST THE School" L. T. EiGLEN,
fUs-tl Sheriff q Davidson County
LUUIsyliE.f3. CINCINNATI, AND NASHs
VILE REGULAR PACKETS roc 1896
..-..-- - Tie srlsldd new Steamer ,Eaasr=a =
-:.ass-.s.;t so a@= 80 s5FEiss55ssT7lssf
&c. ss-sF4.sa Carr. p. L. BARCLAY, Ea>-SAsSSz5s2
ana Eaa tie.glfa steamer
CUMBERLAND VALLEY,
CAFT. 4. n. FEFRELL,
ILL n tbs above lT4le this season, commencing
w rlsT tjirs 1a the trst T>5 IL Cumberland River.
One 0ftese lnsss vii leave Nashville every TUESDAY ct
occc-, T. NJ RETURNING wifi leave Cincinnati every
WEDNESDAY ar O'Clock, =. ", and Louisville ever,
THURSDAY, at iu O'Clock. 4. II.
respectfully g,ict Tor t-.se hGe steamers share Of
public patronage \. HAMILTON,
vs-s4 Agent
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THURsToX 4 BERNARD,


a M now Receiving their stock OF Faii ara Vytr .
"a Yer pFsss foods consisting Of silks Cab firsis
ne ~ TreacA and English Me-ines al Wool De- 0F9
Of Staple Goods s'e. = ASSof'Ileas
me Above goods we're all purchased il the Eastern ci
y one u the 1rI since the decline in prices ef Fors
Merchandise, snd viii be freely offered 70 he nbF .
prices That must iEsrea ready sale we i,
alto give oar sFosk az examination s.-s,s 80
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n lAhD. -..-r
HAYING opened in our Store, No. 30, College ST.
hope old friends and customers aud ~
disposed TO do every thing in reason for their &c
eommodation, hope viii be offended st deem US
unreasonable for the adoption OF the following rules in the
future conduct OF our business; Oh.
No Goods sent Out on appreciation.
No samples given.
NO Goads taken back or exchanged when bosght.
No Goods bought BY Servants, upon verbal orders
will be taken back g. X. C. McNAIRY co.
decS-tr - BkTw
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. UNDRIES. J UST RECEIVED
- MoekIng Bird and Canary Cages beautiful pattuns;
Hall Table aud Side Board Lamps;
Feather Dusters Floor Brushes; Hearth do;
HouSeSnd Steamboat Lanterns:
dsoIO A. MORRISON A co
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- lu-eiher with axqorfr,s.s -
49, ~; ~nca We invite the attention of rersons rsi5
anT cay anu 'oa who wish good goods ~ the iTe~f %
Ho'z' STRETCH z ORR
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h STEWART. r. !. HEAKLEV.
STEWART & NEAKLEY,
Wholesale Gtot5rs, Commission Merchants nzt Dealers
IN Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
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S g g, 900
NASHVILLE MM

DLACK AND FANCY SITI5 49, : -
(oCAkFSJust received s5Isii5 s---, 90 ~ ~
ana oasin Se-lfs every variety OF eoIors For sSs
"o'-o MYERS b MeCfiT
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09
FRIEDLANDER & NATHAN

FRIEDLANDER & NATHAN
DEG leave to inform the citizens of Wea
- verville, and Trinity county in general,
that they have this day bought out the entire
stock of merchandise of the well known
Arm of
p NJ. EDER & Co,
and solicit from the public continuance Of
the patronage heretofore extended to their
predecessors.
We shall always keep on hand the largest
and best selected stock of
GENERAL CHANDISE.
and pledge ourselves to sell at the lowest
market price, as all our goods will be bought
for cash only. at the largest importing houses
in San Francisco and the Atlantic States.
Our firm will continue business as usual in
San Francisco, at ISL Clay Street.
eB- Articles which we have not on hand
here, we are prepared to take orders for,
and have forwarded from San Francisco with
telegraphc dispatch.
WeaveWtle, May 90, 1858.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09
NOTICE.

THE co partnership heretofore existing
between Clifford & Edgecombe, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent An persons
knowing themselves indebted. will please
make immediate payment to either OF the
firm.
r. CLIFFORD.
JAMES EDGECOMBR.
Weaver, May &c, 1865.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09
Catalogue of Prizes.
1st Prize, Eagle Hotel, $4,000
2. DAIGH's CORRAL, s4,5eO
Z Sly laroa fine American hules

2. DAIGH'S CORRAL, S4,56O
3. Six large fine American Mules,
Wagon and Harness, all COM
plete, 1900
4. S 500 in cash, 1900
5. S 200 in cash. 1920
6. One span extra large American
Mules, Peg and John, 1000
Z. Ranch of 100 acres of lamd, with
Improvements, situated TWO miles
below Tehama, on the Marysvlle
road, and known as Croy's ranch, 1000
S. $500 in cash, 800
9. One large iron grey American
10. One large span match iron grey
horses, zoo
II. One span large American match
grey horses, $50
70. 5000 in cash. GOO
l3. One span fine match grey Ameri-
can horses, 600
IA. One fine American race mare, 600
Is. One large brown American trot-
ting horse, 500
le One large bay American trotting
horse, 500
II. $400 in cash, 400
49, One lot twenty feet front, on Main
street, by 50 back, adjoining c.
Tinkham's, 300
10. One lot adj dining the above, 800
90 One bay American horse, 800
81 5000 in cash, 200
% to %. Seven large yo of Amer
lean cattle each 5000, l,400
90, 80 Two fine saddle mules, 5000
each, 400
81. One large yoke of work cattle, l75
80. One bay American horse, i50
33. One black American colt, l5e
"a. One heavy two horse wagon, l5U
35. Gold watch and chain, $50
36. One yellow pony, saddle & bride, l25
g. One bay pony, saddle ZAP and brj1.ss bY55 IN 20
90 10 ~. rive r. 500
-. sac grey horse, saddle, & bride, 400
A. One iron gray mare, saddle, &C., 400
As. One brown pack mule, 100
46. One bay " 100
AZ. One hay pony 100
4S. One roam pony 100
40. One " 100
So One white pony, 100
81. One yellow pony, 100
50. One grey pony, 100
50 to SIS. Three prizes, each one COW
and calf, at 500, 800
Sc. One two horse wagon, 100
81 to 63 Seven prizes, each one COW,
at 800, $50
So to SO. 26 prizes of$50 in cash, 1900
Grand total of pr zes, s31,lO5
The rattle is no humbug, but the property,
as described, is on hand and placed at or
near its cash value. The drawing, which
will be by wheel, will be conducted with fair
ness, and every individual will get the prize
they draw, which will be ready for delivery
Immediately after the drawing. The stock
is mostly on Ceoy's Ranch, and will be kept
there suhjec; to the order of those who draw
it, till called for. The object Of the propre
tor in offering this rattle is to close out his
business, and at the same time give some
lucky hombre an opportunity to make his
pile for tIfe lie is one Of the Oldest res
iden,s of Shasta, and will respectfully refer
to the following gentlemen for confirmation
of the statement made above relative to the
value Of the prizes named;
BULL. BAKER g. Co, Shasta,
TOMLINSON q WOOD,
p. NJ. EDER & CO., Weavervle,
RHODES q CO, Yreka.
PACIFIC EXPRESS,
kg- Tickets for sale and to be ratified for
at the Eagle Hotel and st. Charles Hotel in
Shasta; independence Hotel, Weaverville;
at the Yreka Hotel, Yreka, and Mt all the
principal trading posts in Northern Cali
fornia.
JAMES DAIGH.
Shasta, March 81, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09

III V'VO''J 0Oo DOOto,
(which they offer for sale at small advance
above New York costs.
We have also received across the Isthmus
a beautiful lot of
Gents Blue and Black Dress Conts,
Blue and Black Doeskn Pants; also, White,
yellow and Figured Alarseiles Vests, made
expressly for our Retail Custom; and those
Gentlemen desirous Of obtaining an A No. !
Ball or Party Dress, " i'll please call at
GOLDSTONE & BROS, Shasta,
Adjoining Dr.. ShurtlefTs Drug Store.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09
MOUNTAIN MARK Ell.
~, ID 60 R

The undersigned, having purchased the
interest of Loomis & CO. in the
Butcher1nd- -bv't"eSS,
,ro orenorod .--~r ne" Market, to furnish
are PreRspHs'o of this Town and vicinity, with
The choicest kinds of
Fresh and Germ Beef,
Sausage,
Pork,
Head Cheese,
Mutton,
Veal, &c,
On the most reasonable terms.
Holels. Restaurants and Families supplied
at the shortest notice.
Market at the head of Main street
LOOMS, HUSCROFT IL CO.
A. J. LOOMS.
wS. G nUscRoFr.
wA. HURDLE.
Weayervle, June 2, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09

1Ch Terces Sugar Cured Hams in brine
1Ac so hhds lXL Hams
800 bb's Billings and Ames' Hams
$50 eases Extra Clear Bacon
100 bbls Clear Pork
400 hf-bbls Mess aud Clear Pork
450 hf bbls fresh June Buttef
3O0 cans Leaf Lard. 10 and e0-ib tins
700 kegs Leaf Lard
1870 bbls extra Family Mess Beef
$50 hf-hbs extr Family Mess Beef
800 hf bbls Dried Apples
$50 kegs e b Syrup, 5 and CALLS
$50 bbs and hf.bbls Corn Meal
800 Drums Superior Goldfish
For Sale by
Il. e. BREWSTER & CO.,
Cor. Front and Clay streets,
San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09
GENERAL.
A q K N CY OFF FIC E

GENERAL.
A q K N CY OFFICE.
1lHE undersigned respectfully informs his
l. Friends and the Public, that he has
opened
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,
and will promptly and carefully attend to all
Business connected with the COLLECTING
OF DEBTS, CONVEY YANClNG, Buy
ING and SELLING Of MINING CLAIMS
and WATER PRIVILEGES, POSTING
UP BOOKS, WRITING OUT AC-
COUNTS, Facilitating Parties wishing to
obtain EMPLOYMENT, Locating Clurns
on the PUBLIC LANDS in tho Town.
ships, &c, &c.
Having beeh resident Of this portion Of
the State for upwards of four years, he is
well ac1uainted with Parties and Localities,
and begs leave to frier to the following Cen
tlemen:-Mr. w. Codington, =. NJ, and
Messrs. Bunker d. Wheelright, Big Bar
pr. Ehsey and Mr.. j. Il. May, Big Flat,
Messrs' Juliard, Mansaneta; Messrs. Cox
IL Fort, Cox's Bar; MIR. Henry Chi lton,
Vahce's Bar; and Mr.. c. b. j. Clement, Tay-
lor's Flat.
WILLIAM PEBBLES.
VANCk's Bar. North Fork township
Trinity County, May, 1855.
Y. Il. All communications sent by Mail,
Address to Big Bar Post Office, Trinity
County.
Record of all Claims, &C., for sale will
be kept.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09

kB- Tickets for sale and to be ratified for
at the Eagle Hotel and st. Charles Hotel in
Shasta; independence Hotel, Weavervile;
at the Yreka Hotel, Yreka, and Mt all the
principal trading posts in Northern Cali
forna.
JAMES DAIGH.
Shasta, March 81, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09
NOTICE.

HARRIS. Mcclure & Co., SUCCESSORS
III to Mitchell, Harris & CO., In the BUSH
ness of Contracting, Building, Wagon Max.
ing and Lumber Merchants, &c. &c, will
continue. the above business, at the old stand,
where their customers, and the public geh
orally, will find Them on hand at ai times,
ready to do work at the shortest notice.
AT their mills, three miles below town, on
Weaver Creek, all kinds of Grinding done,
and Lumber sawed at the shortest notice, to
suit the public.
uN- Farmers furnished with Fannins
Mills, and other implements in their line.
HARRIS MCCLURE & co,
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09
DRUGS, &c.

CITY DRUG STORE.
Post oaice Building, west side of Main ST.
WEAVER.
JAMES ARRY,
Druggist and Apothecary,
X EEPS constantly on hand a general as
IN sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
and FANCY ARTICLES;
with all the varieties of PATENT
which he offers for sale at
moderate prices and solicits the usual share
of public patronage so lberaliy extended to
him for the past three years.
cB- All orders and prescriptions prompt
ly and carefully attended to.
A liberal discount made to traders.
December IS, 1854. dl8 off
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09
SAN FRANCISCO ADTS.

R. Il. BREWSTER tE 60.
Wholesale Gtocers sS Provision Dsulears
SAN FRANCISCO.
S00 Cases Green and Black Teas,
OOC 800 cases assorted Pie Fruits,
400 cs hortleberries, Z lb cans,
l2e cs Fresh Tomatoes,
3O0 cs Fresh Peaches, glass and tin,
100 cs Fresh Apples do
80 cs Fresh Ounces, 9 lb tins,
l25 cs Honey, > ID tins.
100 cs fresh and pres'vd Strawberries
100 cs preserved Pineapple,
la5 cs Natural Preserves,
200 cs Brandy Peaches, gal.
100 cs Brandy Cherries,
$50 cs Kensett's and Cove Oysters,
900 cs Baltimore Cove Oysters,
100 cs Loesters, and ID tins,
80 cs CLAIMS and lb tins,
100 es Roast Chicken,
so cs do Turkey,
100 cs Olive Oil,
800 cs ht and Or. gal. Pickles,
1000 bxs adamantine Candles,
800 bxs Sperm candies,
$40 cs Saleratus, in glass and tn,
lou cs Cream Tertar, glass,
200 cs Vermnelli and Macaroni,
800 bxs Pepper Sauce,
100 cs Stoughton,
200 cs Tomato Catsup,
100 cs ground Ginger and Mustard,
40 cs Fruit and Apricot Tobacco,
80 cs Grape do
25 es Twin Brothers do
40 cs El Sacramento do
80 cs Square & Compass do
25 cs Cabannis do
25 cs 'Let Her Kip do
% cs Oahtelope do
800 CO Watson's Smoking do
900 cs Ground Coffee, tins,
100 cs Goodwin's Tobacco,
1900 gross Il w Matches.
For sale by
Il. Z. BREWSTER g. CO.,
May 26 81 Front st., cor. Clay.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09

OOGS IL CO,
Book AND JoB PRINTERS,
And Agents for the following Newspapers,
L'Ecfo DU PAcIrIaUE,
CALIFORNIA STATESMAN, Sacramento.
CALIFoRNn EXPRESS, Mafysvie.
NEVADA DEAocRAT, Nevada.
GEoRGETowN News, Georgetown.
ChEscENT Cry HERALD, Cres. CitN
Tn'SsyS..Tp.ssc, Waty rstfuer,
AT the Bookstore of Messrs Allen Il spleY,
between Montgomery and Sansome, nearly
opposite Leidesdorff street, San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09

NANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS FOR
l. sale low. 10 close bus snesss-
Combs, Brushes, Suspenders,
Accordeons, Buttons. Shaving brushes,
Brass and Iron IIarps, Spectacles,
Cologne, Pencils, Looking Glasses,
Shaving Boxes.
Also - lnvo ces Sewing silk, Patent
Thread; Brass Instruments and Vioins.
Jules liaGel's celebrated Soap and SHAY
ing Cream, together with Numerous other mr.
ticles, all OF which are offered at redace6
brheS, by ID. w, G. HANLlNE,
OLate Phipps q IIanlne)
s3 Clay St., Second Floor,
May 2g.-j2 San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-09

> 000 Mats No. China Rice
cjOOO 450 Mats No. China Sugar
$50 bbls and half bbls Powdered and
Crushed Sugar
300 bbls and half bbis New Orleans Sugar
l5O hf bbls White Coffee Sugar
500 bags Green Rio Coffee
$50 bags fresh Chile Beans
300 ceroons fresh Chile Peaches
$50 cases Preston x MerriIl's Vest Powder
500 boxes Hill y Fays Soap
500 boxes Chemical Olive Soap
500 boxes Colgates Starch
300 boxes Layer Raisins
100 bags Grain Pepper
For Sale by
r. L. BREWSTER g. CO.,
Corner Front and Clay streets,
San francisco.