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The Trinity times., 1855-04-28

FRE.-Our town had very narrow ess
cape from destruction a few days SINCE
About ten O'Clock on Friday evening, the
20th inst, FIRE broke out in the wooden
building Of NIessrs. p. M. Eder g. Co., ad-
joining their brick building, on Main street,
and which is occupied by them for the retail
department Of their grocery business. Al
most instantly the flames seemed to spread
over the whole interior of the building, and
nothing but the greatest presence of mind,
and prompt action on the part of some of our
citizens, who were on the spot Immediately
saved the town from total destruction. Too
much praise cannot be awarded to Messrs.
Chabaud, Stewart and few other gentle
men, for their energetic and successful efforts
in arresting the progress OF tie flames. Mr.
Chabaud had his hands severely burnt in
tearing down the cotton lining, over which
the fire was spreading with great rapidity.
The loss sustained by the Messls. Eder
amounts to about thousand dollars. With
characteristic energy they had all damages
repaired before noon of the next day, and nc
interruption was caused in their business.
We would call the attention of the Boart
of Trustees, 70 tho necessity Of making som,
provision for the better protection Of our tow
from fire.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28
TIE THIRD GRAND PRIZE Is THE
DIANA BOWLING SALOON

Adjoining the Diana Saloon, having two good
Alleys, Balls, Pins, &c. fronting on Main
Street-this property now rents for sixty dols
lars per month.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28
Catalogue of Prizes:

First Prize, Diana Saloon Value, $4,000
2. Cottage Residence, 500
3. Diana Bowling Saloon, 1000
4. $500 in cash, 800
D. 5000" 900
6. 500 " 100
to 26. 20 prizes, $50 cash, each, 1000
q to SO. "a prizes, S25 cash, each, 600
81 to 70. 20 prizes, $50 cash, each, 400
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28
TIE FIRST GRAND PRIZE IS THE
COTTAGE RESIDENCE

OF Mr., Edwards and family, situated on
Court IIonse Hill, Immediately in the rear of
the Diana Saloon, having three comfortable
rooms, with a Hall, Kitchen, Wood Shed,
Chicken House, sc. All furnished with
neat and necessary furniture for house keep
inr.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28
j. W. DENVER, Sect'y Of State.
BY WM. II. L. WooD, Deputy.

DESCRlPTION-Said Neal is about ; J
feet high, black eyes and hair, dark COM
pcxon, high cheek bones, round shoulders,
Irish birth about forty years old, weighs
about l25 pounds, and Is supposed to be on
Ru s.an River.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28

A LARGE ORcmEsTRA.-The Orchestra of
the Opera at Berlin is the largest and most
complete in the world. 1t consists Of la
persons, classcd as follows: Musical Dree-
tors, 6-Violns, 28--Viols, S-Violoncellos,
2-Base- Viols, Flutes, 5-Claronets, 5
-Bassoons, 5-Oboes, 5-Bugle-horns, s.
Trombones, 4-Trumpets, 4-kettle drums,
4-IIarps 81 copyist, with assistants
instrument bearer-2 Orchestra seryants,-
and GO persons connected with the Music
School, and as assistants in the Musical Cha
pei. The salaries of all these persons amount
to $55 800 per annum.-
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28
G A II ID.
70 the Public,

WE the undersigned Backsmiths of Wea-
w vervile and vicinity believing that a
due respect ought 10 be paid to the Divine
Laws which require proper observance of
the Sabbath day-and, also, believing that
the laws Of nature demand that one day ont
of seven should be allowed for relaxation
from labor-do hereby agree to close our
shops on the Sabbath, on and after the sixth
day of May neXt
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28

Justices COurt-North Fork Township.
ST4Tf TrioifS Sy c5a519a Sa5'goH"'A' IS.
TNIlE people Of the State of California to F.
l. B. Button: You are hereby summoned
to be and appear before the undersigned j. p
for North Fork township, at his office in said
township, on the 10Th inst, at one O'Clock,
7. NJ, to answer TO the complaint of Cox 81
Fort for not paying them $Il6 43 for goods
as per amount filed, for which sum and costs
of suit, you will be liable to Judgment if YOU
fail to appear and answer
CHARLES BRADLEY, J.P.
North Fork Township, April 9th, 1856.
STATE OF CALlFoRNIA, ! IS.
Trinity County. 90
IT is hereby ordered that the above sum-
mons be served by publication. three weeks
successively, in the Trinity Times, a news
paper published at Weaver.
CHARLES BRADLEY.
North Fork Township, April 18th, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Z d w A r d s.
GRAND RAFFLE!
So, 900 For So.

To be dratcn at UeaUTrillc, on the 30h dan
IF May, II. d. 1865, at the Diana Saloon.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28

Information Wanted If Mr. Morde-
cal Morgan, who, with his son, left Philadel-
pha for California, Sept. ooh, 1854, and
who, when last heard from, was on the 18th
mus, will send his address to the editor o.
tie EpcniRg journal, San Francisco, he can
have letter from his family in Philadelphia
y ko are most anxious to hear from LIN,
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28

DIGHs RAFFLE.-We wish to call public
attention TO this Rattle, the advertisement of
which will be found in another column. We
are assured by persons well acquainted with
the property, that it is fully worth the amount
at which it is valued. The community may
rest assured that there is no shenannagan'
about it, but that everything viii be conduct
ed fairly, and that the drawing will take place
at the time advertised. MIR. Daigh is well
known throughout this section of the State,
as an upright, honorable gentleman, and his
name is sufficient assurance that no trickery
need be apprehended in connection with
anything in which he is engaged.
The Trinity times., 1855-04-28
PROCL AVIATION.
81 90 r k w A r d.

WHEREAS one John Neal stands charged
W by the Grand Jury of Cousi county
with the crime Of murder, committed on the
- day Of ---, A. D., 1858, on the
body of one - Woods, and the said John
Neal has escaped from the custody of the
Sheriff of Colusi county, and is nov at large
Now, therefore, by virtue of the power in
me vested by the laws ofthe State. ] do here
by offer q reward Of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS for the apprehension aud con-
viclion of the said John Neal.
Witness my hand and the Great
g. : Seal OF the State, at Sacramento.
- this the sixteenth day Of April.
y. D., 1853.
JOHN DIGLER.
A test.
J. W. DENVER, Secty Of State,
BY WM. ii. L. WooD, Deputy.
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Ancient Geography

Columbus, sailing to America, thought
he was discovering passage to china, or
Catbay. Even after it became known
that new continent had been discovered
instead of an old one revisited, geogra-
piers labored under many very curious
and erroneous impressions. American
beyond its sea coast was shrouded in my.
stery, and what lay beyond, men could on
ly conjecture. a.
1t was thought that great southern
continent lay just off Cape Horn, and ad-
venturous mariners for centuries kept up
the pursuit of it until, at last. they ran
against icy boundary at the south pole.
The French missionaries of Canada, who
first explored the Mississippi, thought it
emptied into the Gulf of California, and
dreamed of reaching China upou its wa.
tiers. This fact is perpe.uated by the
name of La Chine, given 10 a locality
near the city OF Montreal, from which
point the good fathers were to start.
| The celebrated Ferman traveller, Kohl.
in paper recently read by him, before
the New York geographical and stalisti.
cal society, called attention to many o.
these curious blunders, as land down on
the early maps. - - ......s 8 >
America was at first presented as a
great peninsula of Asia, mixed up and
Joined with Japan, China, &c. Maps
were shown in which China is in the
closest neighborhood to Mexico, on which
the great Ri. 6. s,' ano of California takes
,iare all eou,...o.Ia, and where the Tar
- lid horses and camels are represent
ed about the Rocky mountains. A Chi
nese was also shown with his yellow shoes
and trowsers, and pointed bonnet, stand
ing upright in the midst of the Appala
chin mountains, and not far from him the
portrait Of an elephant. This latter fea
ture was not so far wrong, for certainly
''the elephant, has been extensively seer
in this country. 60
But by degrees, as geographical knowl
edge improved, America was disjoinee
from Asia, Japan kept on the march to the
/ west, and the Tartars, Chinese anc
4 elephants were dismissed to their severa
homes. 57s1S q s.. .., ;',i =, .'a .' e,
1t is curious fact that on maps Of the
world made before the discovery Of Ameri'
ca, fabulous island called Emilia, is put
! down, in which may be seen the drs'
dawn Of America ITSELF On some Ole
maps bridge across Behering's straits
is laid down, upon whichsis written.-
4 "Oyer this bridge the ten lost tribemarch.
ed from Asia to America" Itst2 e. -
4 The Arab geographers style the Allan.
tic ocean the s'water of darkness From
this darkness how much light has bee.
evolved in the course of few centu
ries 5000 - z -.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA.-Parish of
~ Terrehonne-5th District Court. - =

1. Hobbs, go.
J. P. yiguerie & Co.
by virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa., emanating from the
above mentioned Court sitting in and for the above Parish
and directed the undersigned Sheriff in the above
entitled and numbered will offer for sale at puohc
auction at the Court House in Houma,
Saturday the 1st day Of September, 1855,
between II O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock the follow
ing described property, belonging to J. Vguere to .w
l. Three certain lots situated in this Parish in the town
of Houma and designated in the plat of said town OF ou
ma Nos % 81 and o. measuring all eighty feet iron!
the North the No % having depth OF 100 feet eua
the East and West line Lot No. 81 having depth on
the West line Of los feet and Of 81 feet on the East ne
Lot No. &c having depth of 81 feet the West line To-
gether with all the Buildings and Improvements thereon
3 Two other certain lots Nos D and "a, also SITUATED
in the town of Houna Lot No 25 measuring - feet irons
the North 36 feet deepon Ronssel street. 59 feet deep
the upper line and 81 feet inches the back line
in front by the which separated frem the lot form
erly belonging n. C. Nelson. Lot Mo u measuring 81
feet front by 100 feet deep-bounded above by lot No Is
and below by lot No. 25, the back by lot NO ~, ana "
front by the between that and Mrs Bakers o TO-
gether with all the buildings and improvements thereuhto
belonging, E s-r f5s.lH- IE ,
g. certain tract or parcel Of land, belonging to
Niguirie Co.. situated in this Parish on the lett
ing bank of Bayou Terrebonne measuring IN wdh OH ee
front with the depth of ten arpent or such depth as sur
vey calls tobounted above by land of Mathurin Dnpre
and below by land of r. r. Barrow the same ACQUIRED ~
I j. p viguere Co. from Mathurin Dnp-e, by an ac
passed before A. Leblanc, Recorder OF said PARISH OIL
the 10Th day Of April. 1873. ,--.
Said sale win be made to satisfy the principal interests
and of suit in the above case.
| TERMS AND CoSDlrIoNs.-CASH. ~
! - sIITI Eo. GAGNE, Deputy Sheriff.
! mi
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A Hungry Carpet BAY

The Buffalo Express relates an amusing
incideat which occurred at Erie few days
since. 4 gentleman left Cleveland for
New York at an early hour in the morn
ing, without his breakfast, and being very
hungry, upon the arrival Of the train at
Erie, entered the dining room, and placing
his carpet bag upon a chair, sat down be-
side it, and commenced a valorous attack
upon the viands placed before him. By
and BY the proprietor Of the establishment
came around to collect fares, and upon
reaching our friend, calculated, -Dallars,
sir r. ssselsx u sae s.i srasssa,s IS sa.
IA dollar! ]" responded the eating man
"a dollar-thought YOU only charged fifty
cents a meal for one-eh = 80 s.g.sx 2
.sThats true" said Ncdnness, ,,but l
countyour carpet bag one, since it occupies
a seat" The table was far from peing
crowded. s.s.as-a. SEE r. =. e
Our friend sxpsstulated, but - land.
lprd iusisss,1, and tho dollar, was reluctant
lybl6ukh Ii forth. The landlord passed on:
Our fiiend deliberately arose and opening
hiscarpst bag, full IN It's wide mouth, dis
cosrssd saoi4 taJisg. Carpet bag. it
seemsg p ~ N iA1ividsn rs human in
nce ~ e least I've paid;
yos, "a now 81 lnlsk eatss -upon
= ] eized evei ~ suitable within
ki43 Nuts, rsi1 -, cates, pies,
e "a; - oars y y ,tas III, the
q hEq.1 >. y = end dis.
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Samedi lie Ter Jour de Septembre, 1855,

entire IL heures A. NJ ct heures Me- les propre.es ci-
arres decrites apartenant ii J. F. Viguerie savior:
Trois certans lots, sites dams cette parrosse dams
II Vile de Houma designes dams plan de la dite vile
CONNIE les Nos 3d. 81 ct g. mesurant tous tros tuatre
yingt pieds de front la Egne Norde No. 49, ayant
Quest Lot No. q ayant profondeur Ia lgne Quest
de cent cling pes de quaevnet deux pieds la gne
Est Lot No. 26 ayant une prcondeur de quatrevingt
deux pets sur la gne Quest de cinquane neuf peds
sur Ia ligne Esi-ensembe ayec toutes les hatsses ct
amelioratious appartenant d" .t-.S
Deux Lots on terrains stues aussi dams
la vile de Houna etant les Nos % ct Ole No. % me-
suran uuaev pies de front sur la ligne Nerd
cent ente six peds de proondeur la Rousse
neuf peds Ia Lyme denhaut ct quatrevngt
deux pieds pouces Ia gne du fond borne haut
par lie lot No. "a has par Ia Rousse face par
Ia rue qui Ia separe du cdevant appartenant n. c.
Nelson Lot No. a mesurant quatreyngt peds de front
cent de proondeu, borne en- haut par lie lot No %
en- PAR lie lot No. @ arriere par lie lot No. g. ct
en- ayaut par la separe ceu c terrain
Madame Baker, Ensemble avectOues les batisses ct
authorizations apparenanties deux derniers terFains
ont etc aussi acqus par p. Vigueriel 3. .s.e,,l
3 Tn certain de terre Lot oppartenant j. r.
ve,ere ct Cie sle dams la parosse Terrebonne, sur la
soxane peds de protondeur de dix arpents
lou sur La profondeur desgne dapres rarantage) horne
en- haut par de Mathurn Dnpre ct en- BIAS la
tere de r. R. Barrove dit moroccan da teire etc ae-
uuis par j. p Viguere ct Gle de Mathurn Dupre par
acte passe par j. A. Leblanc Recorder de la dte
paroisse lie 10eme jour dAvril, 1850 fzo 1sd
La de fate pour satisfaire Ia somme prn
cpae interets fras du process dams Ia cause CT
dessus. estsf ofsttt.f fft .l9s y4{t pffsb}
TERMEs ct Coxprr1oNs-'COMPTANT.
| Tl1Uoi DIS SaaW E.. GAGNE, Depute Sheriff.
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Estate Of Ernestne Boyer wife Of Nercsse Bourdreau
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Judi.
NJ cial District Cout,-Parsh of Terrebonne. -.
WHEREAS, NERCISSE BOURDREAU of the Parish OF
Terrebonne has filed his application with the Clerk OF
said Court praying to be appointed Administrator of said
estate
Therefore all persons hereby warned and notified to
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tion with Clerk OF said Court At his office in the town
or the said application will be confirmed and granted in
due course of Law.
(--) WITNESS my hand and the zeal OF said Court
This 18th of July, thousa nd eight hundred
- and ffty-five. j. AYCOCK, Clerk
p1-ot Fifth District Court, Terrebonne.
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