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The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
SAN FRANCISCO AD'TS.

R. Il. BRE WSTER & GO.
Wholesale Grocers IS Provision Dcalcars
sAN FRANCISCO.
NDO Cases Green and Black Teas.
OUO 800 cases assorted Pie Fruits.
100 cs hortleberries, ID cans,
l25 cs Fresh Tomatoes,
200 es Fresh Peaches, glass and tin,
100 cs Fresh Apples do
so cs Fresh Ounces, . ID tins,
l25 cs Honey, > 10 tins,
100 cs fresh and pres'vd Strawberries
100 cs preserved Pineapple,
1875 cs Natural Preserves,
200 cs Brandy Peaches, gal.
100 cs Brandy Cherries,
$50 cs kensett's and Cove Oysters,
200 cs Baltimore Cove Oysters,
100 cs Lobsters ! and 10 tins,
80 cs CLAIMS and ID tins,
100 cs Roast Chicken,
80 cs do Turkey
100 cs Olive OIL
300 cs hf and Or. gal. Pickles,
1000 bxs adamantine Candles,
500 bxs Sperm candles,
800 cs Saleratus, in glass and tin,
100 cs Cream Tertar, glass,
200 cs Nermicelli and Macaroni,
300 bxs Pepper Sauce,
100 cs Stougbton,
900 cs Tomato Catsup,
100 cs ground Ginger and Mustard,
40 cs Fruit and Apricot Tobacco,
80 cs Grape do
% cs Twin Brothers do
40 cs El Sacramento do
so cs Square & Compass do
% cs Cabannis do
25 cs Let Her Rip" do
% cs CanteloPe do
800 cs Waisons Smoking do
900 cs Ground Coffee, tins,
100 cs Goodwin's Tobacco,
900 gross Il W Matches.
For sale by
K. Z. BREWSTER d Co,
May 26 81 Front St, cor. Clay.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
CONSTABLE SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed
ID out Of the Court of John ID. SHILLING, j
p, for North Fork Township, Trinity Coun-
ty, against the property Of lIoratio Nelson,
for the sum Of lsG Dollars and 80 cents debt,
and $50 Is cost, in favor Of Watson &
McCreary, have seized and levied upon the
following property. to wit: one MINING
CLAIM on Taylor's Flat; one HOUSE and
LOT on said Flat, with a lot of BAR and
KITCHEN FURNITURE; Likewise a lot
Of BLANKETS, CROCkERY WARE
HARDWARE, &c, belonging TO Iloratic
Nelson, which will sell to the highest bid
der. at Public Auction, on the l2th day 0
June, 1873, between the hours Of - o'clock
NJ, and 4, p. NJ. -
WILLIAM DEE,
Special Constable.
May 10, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS
DAIGH's GRAND RATTLE!
$4,000 /: 50!
TO be drawn on the 3Oth of May ut rhe
Eugle Hotel, in Shasta
Tickets Three Dollars!
THE FIRST PRIZE Is THE
A GLE n O e LII!
With all the Furniture, Fixtures &C.,

NEW AND IN COMPLETE ORDER,
\ and now doing first rate business
This is the largest Hotel in Shasta, having n
front of sixty feet, and torty-two feet back,
divided into suitable rooms, all elegantly fur
.;~bad
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

~ Ticket, .or sale and to be rafied for
ii the Eagle Hotel aud St Charles Hotel in
Shasta; independence Hotel, Weaverville;
at the Yreka Hotel, Yreka, and at all the
principal trading posts in Northern Cali
tornia.
JAMES DAIGH.
Shasta March 81, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

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 6e 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 Croys Ranch and will be kept
there subiec. to the order OF those who draw
it. till called for. The object OF the proprie.
tor in Offering this rattle Is to close out his
business, aud at the same time give some
lucky hombre an opportunity to make his
pile for trihe. He is one Of the Oldest res
dents of Shasta, and will respectfully refer
70 the following genileuen for confirmation
Of the statement made above relative to the
value Of the prizes named:
BULL. BAKER q CO., Shasta,
TOMLINSON q WOOD,
=. NJ. EDER d CO., Weaverville,
RHODES d Co, Yreka.
PACIFIC EXPRESS,
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed,
ID ont Of the Honorable District Court OF
the Ninth Judicial District, have levied
upon the following described property, to wit:
one HOUSE AND LOT on Taylor's Flat,
Trinity County, North Fork Township, for
merly owned and occupied by Iloratio Ncl-
son, with all the appurtenances thereunto
belonging, which shall expose for sale, at
Public Auction, TO the highest bidder, for
CASH, on the 18th day Of june ls5j, at the
Court House, in WeavervIe, between the
hours Of 0, A NJ, and 4, =. NJ, to satisfy
the amount Of -Four Hundred and Fifty eight
Dollars, fifty-Gve Gents, (SljS so with in-
terest, DC.
Wm VI. LOWE, Sheriff
SuERIFrs OFFICE, Weaveryine,
May -, 1888.
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SIIERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution 10 me issued out
Of the District Court Of the Ninth Judicial
District, in and for Trinity County. ON he
2Oth day Of April, 1853, in favor ofJ. A.
Sturdyant & Co., and against Daniel Parks,
for the sum Of 1923 81, aud S 80 costs, with
interest from date, have levied upon. and
viii expose to public sale, at the Court House
in Weayervillc, in raid County, on Monday,
May 2ist, a. ID. 1858, all the right, title
and interest Of the said Daniel Parks in and
to the following described property, situated
IN said county, 10 wit: One certain House
aud lot on Arkansas Bar. on the eastern
bank Of Trinity River, together with all tho
improvements and appurtenances thtreunto
belonging, or IN anywise apperiaining
WM. VI. LOW T..
Sheriff Of Trinity County.
WEAyER, May !, 1853.
The above sale is postponed until the 2Sth
inst, at tie same place.
WM. NJ. LOWE, Sheriff.
:lsy IS, 1850.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
CONSTABLk'o SALE

w w. Il a Il ~ - "A ~
DY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed
ID out Of the Court Of Charles Bradley.
Justice Of the Peace for North ForL Town,
ship, Trinity county, against Iloralin nelson,
for the sum Of So % debt, and S23 costs
in favor Of Peter Is. Shyeiey, | have seized
aud levied upon the following property 10 wit:
One House and Lot, on Iaylor's Flat, now
occupied by lloratio Nelson, aod all The out
houses and aPpurtcnanccs thcrcunto belong.
ing or in any wise appettaning, which shall
expose to sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, on the 2llh day Of May
next, at 2 O'Clock, =. NJ. on the premises, 10
satisfy said execution and costs.
S. l.. COGGESiIALL.
Cons. North Fork Township.
April %. 1853.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will sell. at
IN Public Auction, on Monday, the 4th day
Of June next, between the hours of 8 o'clock,
A. NJ. and the setting of the sun same day,
the property known as PALMER q GIBBS
FERRY and RANCH, situated on Trinity
River, Trinity County, State of California,
consisting OF 800 acres of Land, House, Barns,
Sheds, Corrals, and about % acres of Grain
on the ground, under good fence. The
Ferry is in complete order, with a new boat,
capable of crossing forty animals.
The TAVERN stand is in good repute,
and doing goo0 business.
will also sell the PERSONAL PROP
ERTY ON the place, which is sufficient for
conducting the business Of the concern.
W. -. OLENDORF,
Executor Of 1nouAs palmer, Decd.
SHASTA, May -, lSj5.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

0OOCAsEs GREEN ANDBLACI< Teas.
Nv 2OO Cases Assorted Pic Fruits
100 eases gallon Pickles.
l50 cases Brandy Peaches.
l0O cases Brandy Cherries.
80 eases Z q Nj least Powders
30 eases Garfield east Powder
100 eases Fresh Peaches
30 cases Fresh Strawberries
90 eases Fresh W hortleberries
80 cases Preserved Pineapple
100 cases Natural Preserves
100 cases Sardines, J and 4 boxes
40 eases Ill Sac. Tobacco
30 cases Twin Brother and Fruit Tobacco
800 eases Goodwin's Smoking Tobacco
80 cases Roast Chicken
40 cases Roast Turkey
go cases keusctt's and Cove Oysters
100 cases Underwood's s Oysters
100 cases Swiss I.obsters
100 eases Green Corn
300 cases Pepper Sause
80 cases Ground Pepper
100 cases Ground Mustard
500 cases ass'd Spices, in Glass
900 cases Ground Coffee, in tins
100 eases SaIaratus, in paper and tins
lU0 cases Cream Tartar
80 cases Grave Tobacco
% cases Cubniss aud Apricot Tobacco
$50 Natsons Smoking Tobacco
For Sale by
T. BREWSTER & CO.,
Cor. Front and Clay streets,
apl 81 San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
DRUGS, &c.
CITY DRUG STORE.
Post Once Building, west side of Main st.
w + YER.

VI II = " ~ II IL
Druggist and Apothocary,
L EEPS constantly on hand a general as
N sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES;
together with all the varieties of PATENT
MEDICINES, which he offers for sale at
moderate prices and solicits the usual share
of public patronage so literally extended to
him for the past three years.
C1s- All orders and prescriptions prompt
ly and carefully attended to-
A liberal discount made to traders.
December 10, 1854. die off
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
The r2nd Prize is Daigh's Corral,

Having front of ! 80 feet, running back 10
feet together with four lots fronting on Main
street, 30 feet front by so back and and i'm
mcdately in front of said corral. On these
lots there is a neat and substantial dwelling
house. and on the corral lots there is a good
warehouse; also, stables, sheds, Sc, all in
good order.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
Rey,y.Ls-The ioteres, on the sub. /

REVEALS. interest on the sub
ject of religion. says the Madison Ban
ner, which has been almost universally
absorbing tho minds Of Of the commu.
nifty o: this place is undated. Meet
ings are sill held morning aud evening
in nearly all our churches. and a: the
sound o: the eigh, o'clock bell. people
from every direction may be seen issu
Ing from their houses, and going with
swift feet TO the various houses Of uor
ship. Much Of thd interest is fels BY
the young. though not confined 10 them.
it is beautiful TO see their heads bowed
in humble alteration TO The Author Of
their being, Religion adorns the charac-
ter of every one but in the young. we
think it particularly lovely. IT is a
safeguard, too. from many temptation,
which beset the pa.h of life. and many
habits which are ruinous TO happiness
and the prosperity of the individual
II prepares them for living uscfully and
dying happily, aud we rejoice to see so
many taking upon themselves The pleas
ures Of religious life. State Senfi.
rel.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
Fer The Banner.
II You would be great yOa mus! get rich

That tells the whole story in a nut
she'll. Ii you wish to be any body III
the estimation of mankind. sc, itch.
No matter how pure your rnor0lity. high
Your aspirations. how well trained your
mind, unless you have fortune yon will
never be loved, noticed or respected.
Bu, il your forefaiheTs were misers, and
thus left you fortune. you are fawned
upon. courtcd and flatteIed. II you are
real knave. or bloclhcad. its of no
consequence for you are rich.
This blind iiola.ry Of wealt! the wor-
skip al riches. enough to mike 81 Ina
est man blush for his race. the al.
mighty dollar" is the whole end OF our
existence aud tie only object OF life.
The minister CT God forgets lis high
calling and breaches FOR higher salary.
His congregation follow him TO lie cost
" edifice dedicated to God, and instead
Of meditating, or The true end Of life
(going about doing good) they are absor
bed in admitting their own or envying
their neigobos's rich garments. and sche
ming how the morrow shall add to their
store Of wealth.. Extravaganza, fash
ion. and CREATING. throng our streets and
iss,e agains; honest toll. Busted ser
wants and costly coaches hurry BY and
splash merit with mud thrown from the
wheels. and thus in every sphere OF life.
the toiing. laboring. honest poor are de.
spised anu contemned. Riches are Gov
eied. sought for. and worsllipped b. The
and truth, merit and
talent. are sold for mess of pottage.'
Too of:en the most open dishonesty is
forgiven and forgotten. because wealth
blinds the eye AMI oblitsratcs the MEM
ory c.l the public. IAN honest man
is the noblest work Of God. was once
true. but now. "gc, all ycu can, and
keep all you get,'' is the grea, principle
o. the age.
TIPES.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

CONF BAcK.-There is no use in any
ones fooling away their time and MON
ey III moving nway from Pl, mouth
ellison s. Cleave'aud and Wn. NJ. Pat
erson have both returned with their "a
lilies, and We suppose intend remaining
and engaging in business among US
Many Others have tried the experiment,
have explored nearly the entire ives.
and north west-but found that they
could not better themselves. and return
ed. II is said that no man ON leave it..
after having been d citizen here fax few
years. and been in Yellow River. or had
,h,i. feet washed or even we, By its wa
te.s. ani stay away. unless he is too
mean TO live anywhere. or gets the other
side Of sundo,Vn before he stops.
Plymouth. Indiana, is Pheasant place
to live. It's society is good. and the
citizens generally. are generous. kind
anj.. benevolent in sickness and in health.
We have ever found them so. and hope
,hey vii, ever so continue.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
pln,lroutb Bonner.
WN. j. BURNS, Editor 4 Proprietor.
PLYMOUTH, IND.
~>~~~~~~O~-~~-~
Thursday Morning, April IL, 1855.
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad.

There is at this time considerable in
the further prospects of this work. and
until recently we have been unable TO
get hold Of reliable information in re-
la,ion 10 il. From the last report CT the
President OF the Company. we learn that
nine thousand tons OF iron have been
purchased and paid for-al OF which.
exec piing a few tons. have been deliver
ed a, New York and Quebec, and the
residue of the rails needed for the whole
route $1,000 ions) have been contracted
for.
The capital stock of the Company on
the 9th Of December last was Sl,625,
1913. of which sl.205. 768 been paid.
and the residue is to be paid as the work
progresses. Presiden, Hanna says:
Il, is The purpose of the board Of d.
rec,ors, for the present, to direct their
efforts to the early completion of the d.
VISION lying between Fort Wayne anu
Plymouth. This. when done. will give
a temporary communication with Chica-
GO; as tina, part Of the Peru anil LaporIe
Road lying between Plymouth and La
parte, is TOW ready far the suPers:ruc-
tsre. 81 soon as the communication
with Chicago shall be made. The lane will
pay we'll on its cost.
Beyond Plymouth, 10 Chicoe-. the line
will hereafter be completed as TIE means
OF the company will permit.
We are not advised as to the precise
time active operations are 20 commence
on The work east of this pls &c. but we
are sure the Directors have evinCsd much
wisdom in their determination TO secure
even Temporary communication with
Chicago
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
.SapriNS Sale.

pY virtue of an execution To ne directed
ID out OF the Clerks Office of the MARSHALL
Common Pleas Court have levied upon, srd
shall expo TO sale on Satur 'ay the 9Th
day of May, 1855, between the hours OF ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and four o'clock in
the afternoon, al the Court House door in
Plymouth, Indiana, the rents and profits for
seven year, the following property te.wit.
The South half Of Lot No. 80 in Plymouth.
in this county, and the dwelling thereon
the rents and profits sorsevcn ara. fail
to ell for um sufficient to salts said exc
cution, interests and costs, Will then aaf
there proceed TO sell The simple lit { TO sa. d
real estate, or SO much as is necessary 10 at
is y the same. .l
Taken as the property Of Lewis A. loseph &
VIM. b. Thompson at the suit o. Ccofge +.
Spaulding.
J. THOMPSON Sheriff.
PEI 7. q, TnoMrsoS, Dept.
April IL, 1855. s ats.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
Peru and Chicago Railroad.

The last Rochester Flag contains
letter from the President of our road TO
/. Hoovr. Esq, one OF the Directors at
Rochester, from which ne make the fol-
lowing extract:
1--WE have perfected arrangements by
which the road wifi certainly be put in
operation to Plymouth by September
next. 1t can just we'll reach Roches-
ter III Decr mber, if we can increase the
basis sufficiently TO enable us TO sell our
bonds. donot think it will require a
very large increase. and in fact | have
some hopes that we can sell enough or
them 10 90 it without any increase, but
IT would doubtless be much better not to
attempt it until the grading is done and
paid for. out of other means. or at least
other means provided with which TO do
H."
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

The Public may rest assured tia. what j,
pro ised IN this Scheme shall b performs d Z,
the letter, aniupon principles OF honor equal.
lY crediiablc 10 all partie, Concerned. II
confirmation o. this, he would r.snectfuliy re.
fe~to
Hon. T. 4. Re 'drickS, IL C Wash. Civ.
Hon. F. Bigger. r 2 Or the Treat, &.
Judge Sleeih, Shelbyylle, TnJ.
Col. Alex. Mil 7, d.
Vim Hac er. do
II. J. G. Sellman, d.
VI. II. Ray, &
" IL. T3lhott x Co. lniar-o o.is.
DR. NJ. NJ batta, Goshea.
y ors er II L. mplin, keokuk. lows,
v. u. McAlisSter, z arl ST., Boston.
1t Z. SAilt, Pearl s., Cincinnati.
IrBy examination IF the owe scheme !.
VIII seen that IL Is the most desirable one.
IN which 10 invest capital, that has been got.
ten up.
The under igned having invested the amount
Of property named j the above list. situated
IN Franklin, Ind, VIII dispose Of par; of the
shares on the nest reasonable terms.
Orders sent Icy mail Will be flied a. follow
ngle Shares, $500
Four Shares, 10 "a
Most Of the Stock holders have .lready sold
all Their shares AID the distribution will take
7 lace at the lime specified
Addre 5. I. J. TAYLOR Box 39s,
Franklin Ind
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12
GloCmy ProspcrtS Of Madison.

The Madison Banne. Giscourses gloom
iy Of the presen. condition md future
prospects Of that city. The Banner says:
VIVA, is the p.csent position Of Madi-
son? 1t is true, that great change has
come over the spirit CT her dreams. md
ins.eud Of progressing. going forward in
all the great enterprises ofihe day. and
koe ping alive tina! active energy always
necessary for success and prosperity, she
has Tagged in her exestions-yielded the
palm Of victory to other commercial
points On the Ohio river. and, wi!hcu. a
struggle. folded her arms. put her money
into brokers Offices aud shaving shops.
and give up ,ha. all is loss. Many OF
those she has made wealthy without q
struggle on their part. have lrf. her, and
many more are talking Of the dizziness of
the times. the dark prospects of her flu
ture destiny, and the necessity Of their
leaving for q more active business place
than TINT which has made them rich. there
by bringing shout the very state ofthings
they should be the most anxious TO avoid.
Under this state OF feeling and depres-
sion. our mechanics and operators are
bound to go away. The doors OF our
business houses and our dwelling houses
are being closed daily, an! all on account
OF cur own imsginings. and lis.lessness
in business m alters, when We have it per-
feclly in our power 10 arrestits progress.
stay It's blighting hand. and give activity.
energy, and 10y 10 oil our citizens.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

DEATH AND BURIAL OF TIE REcnuIT
ING ScHEMx-From all accounts itap-
pesrs that the scheme for recruiting the
British army in .his country has been
total failure. The recruiting Offices in
New York were killed dead as King d.
yid by visi: from our reporter. In Bos-
son we hear Of fifty able bodied men be-
ing shipped; but it is sta ted. probably
with truth. thst they are TO be ''navies'
NOT soldiers; and even If not. what can
Great Britain do with fifty men? In
Philadelph;a. few patches of men. q
dozen at time have been arrested as
recruits. and the police Of the city seem
ed determined not to stop them. Al
together we think il safe 10 say that hI'h-
erto Great Britain has fsiled. In this
country man is not mere food for pow
der and shot And an able-bodied Brit
on or German who throws up his chance
here, and goes TO the Crimea 10 fight the
battles Of Europesn monarchs. richly de-
serves 10 come back minus leg or an
arm. So says the New York Tribune.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12

Found Drowned. Luke Lambert. wag-
on MI ker, had been missing from this
CITY since the 18TH Of January. and it
wss supposed By Mr.. Austin, his en-
ployer. that he had been murdered or was
sccide ntally killed. On Saturday last
he was found, by some boy in the pond
knewn as the Jail pond. near the Rail
Road Depot. v here it is supposed he had
been since the night of the l2;h of Jam
uary last. He was last seen about / /
o'clock that night, near the point on the
plank road. where the Railroad crosses
It. apparently on his way TO Mr.. Spur
locks. where he boarded. and in going
from The plank ioad TO his boarding house
q diSec, road would lead him across the
pond or the margin Of il. and it is sup
posed that he broke through the ice or
fell from the bank into the pond and
was drowned. He had been on spree
for several days and was probsbly drunk
a: the time he was drowned. No marks
Of violence appeared on his body.
A jury Of inquest VIC held. before
Esq Krees on the tody and the forego.
ing facts were ELECTED. LANDER; had on
his person gold huntsmans watch and
seal. a pocket knife and a ono dollar bill
which he had got from his employer the
day he disappeared.
Some exaggerated reports have been
put in circulation. calculated TO raise a
suspicion that the deceased had been
murdered, as it was we'll known that he
was quarrelsome when in liquor. But
from the facts as we have learned them.
he came TO his death BY accidental drewn-
ing.-Lnportc Union.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-12


lloIetary.-li requires no very great
sagacity TO ascertain 10 a certainty that
the people of Indiana. are just now en-
hatically in the hsnds Of brokers and
shavers. Money which was yesterday
in what is called the first class. is 10 day
in The second, Third, or fourth class or
no class at all. just as those con,roll.
ing our currency may see proper 10 sug-
gest. If they have an overs.ock Of At.
tica money on their hands. il is most US
suredIy placed in the first list. After i,
is disposed Of. and the people are in
possession OF it. the deepes. shave that
they dare venture upon. is again placed
upon it. until il thus reaches the hands
Of the brokers and shavers again. and so
on through great portion Of our bank
list.
The committee designated atIniianap.
oils to report and regulate our currency
as far as possible. are almost entirely
inc Il. ctive. They report. we believe
from the value or price of the bonds up.
on which perticulas bank is based
These bonds are principally bought and
sold in Wall Street. New York, by our
heaviest monied men, or brokers' and
shavers. They own a large number Of
our banks and control their operations
and it would be impossible for any COM
mit,ee or other organiza,iontf the ci,i-
zens of Indiana. (independent OF legis-
lative interference TO affect the value of
their m oney or the price of ,hei, bonds.