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The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
Weayeryille.

How great the change which has taken place
In Weaverville and vicinity within the last four
years! 1t seems almost astonishing and without
parallel, yet every change was for the best, and
time has only given the usual demonstration of
the true California enterprise that actua1es her
citizens. The acts of people or community
always speaks their intelligence works OF a
man his goodness-the operation and effects of a
law its wisdom and justice. This is a philosophy
as true, as that Life produces motion. But six
years ago there was scarcely mark o. human in
dustry, enterprise or ingenuity, to relieve the
bleak and drcary wild that the eye beheld in Wea-
yer and its vicinity. And still, that was bright
and mopotiuous period to the few who ventured
into this wild and isolated region for fortune and
success. Who then could have predicted the
wealth. grandeur and Importance, that was to dis
tinguish in the future our people and locality
Our earliest associations and most pleasing rec
objections date back TO the chilly Spring of so,
and carries us as it were, once more into the rich
flats and ravines, where hope encouraged us to
labor chccrfully from early dawn till noon, and
from noon until the suns last beams had faded
from the lofty Sierras snowy crest. To US twas
ght period, for that labor was well rewarded
with redundant recompense To others it was
amonotinous period bringing mishaps and fail
urcs, only because their unreasonable eXpecta-
tions and avarcious desires prompted them to
roam about in quest of better mines and richer
stores, that existed not.
How changing the lot and condition of man
and how fuctuatng is human affairs. Those time'
left their mark on the mind, and few familiar
faces, now IN Weaver is all that remains 80 us, e
connect and link the memory to the scene. How
different the aspect to-day We can all feel q
pride in speaking of Weaveryillc-and in Trini
ty County as being second to none in the State
for its mineral wealth, and our population as be-
ing distinguished for honesty, intelligence and
enterprise.
The town of Weaver, like most of the mining
towns in California, has suffered severely from
fire. Three times has the destructive element Wis
fted it. and laid the town in a mass of smoking
ruins. and three times has it arisen from its ash
Aea5.s. until row it stands living proof of the
energy. perseverance, wealth and enterprise, ol
our people, with its stately hre-prool pulIuIhsS
lining every street and deiying all but the earth
quake and lightning from Heaven
As it may be somwilat interesting to our read
ors to know what changes have taken place in a
few short years. as well as TO know the character
Of the buildings which occupy the site where
stood the log cabin of the early pioneer, we APP
pend the following list of new and costly build
ings, cost &c., together with the names OF the
OWnerb
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

A PLEASANT EvENING.-On Saturday eve. last,
at ID. NJ. Eder & Co.'s, we had the honor to be one
of the invited guests of Joseph Loryea, Esq, one
of our highly esteemed citizens, at a choice and
luxurious supper, given upon the occasion OF his
birth day. The assembled, though small in num-
bers, was yet collection of great souls and ap-
petites All seemed joyous who were there, and
rccmed mellowcd into kindness as they gave vent
10 happy greetings to the host, who presided
Every moment was enlivencd by flashes OF wit,
in story and song. Appropriate toasts were giy-
IN, speeches made and good patured reportee in
dulgcd in, that were really gems in themselves
and YAich called forth rapturons applause from
all present, save the venerable and digniiied, who
equally enjoyed end appreciated the festivities o
the evening, though in silence
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
J. w. Denver. .

The only honest and gentlemanly Repre- |
tentative the State Of California has at
has been by some kind OF log
rolling, thrown overheard by the Democrat
10 Convention at Sacramento. We are not
the personal friend of Gen. Denver, and we
know him only by sight. Therefore no one
can accuse us of any interested motives,
when we say the Democratic party have
been ungratcful to faithful and able Rcp-
resentatiye. Gen. Denver first won our es-
TEEN by his opposition to dishonest and
corrupt Governor John Bigler. That he
has won the respect of our Eastern brethren
by his gentcmanly conduct in contrast with
the murderer Herbert, and for the ability
he has displayed in looking after the inter
ests of his constituents in Congress, no bet
ter evidence need be offered than the univer-
sal approval of his private and Official acts
bv the Eastern papers.
Gen Denver deserves we'll of the State at
LARGE for lis manly and successful resistance
of the Infamous swindling bill introduced by
Herbert, at the instigation of Palmer, Cook
& Co, to expedite the issuing of patents to
confirmed land claims in California, whlch
would have filled the Golfers OF fallner
/ Cook & Co. and their accompllceS, at the
expense of the honest portion OF our CITIZENS
The following extract from an address lc
his constituents, appended to his speech on
this occasion places him in an enYiable posi-
ton
Il have felt deep and exciting interest in tins
subject because | saw that it was vital to Calilor
nia-to all her interests, because vital to hel
mines and miners, and vital to her agrlcultura
popu !ation 1t was vital to their protection anc
security against claims which were intended t'
involve the lands and the minerals, ana grasl
them so as to convert the mines from pubic piess
ings. that are free to every laborlng man, lnt'
private property, to be m9nopoliZed ana heid py
the few among the defrauded many. By th'
, law, the mines are yours. 1t has fallen to my 10
and become my duty to strike, in the face OF al
imposing array of power, the first blow to save
them from being lost. | have raised my voice
for this purpose in that Hall OF Congress to which
t you sent me to look after and to guard you
n rights 81 Bulletin.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
Saturday Morning, September 20, 1856.

rel. P. FISHER, is our authorized agent
in San Francisco, to obtain advertisements and
subscriptions.
5s5s~ Dr., J. J. PIPER is our authorized Agent
te solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements. at
Lewiston, Bates Ranch, Ridgeville, and at other
points on his route.
Fss-S. w. RAvEIEY, is our regularly authorized
Agent to solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements
ut Canon City.
s-Single copies of the JOURNAI in ,orappers
for the Atlantic Mail, can be had at the pubca-
5ion office.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

THAkKs.-Our old and esteemed friend, Evans
Of Big Bar, Trinity River, will receive our most
,,lish,d regard for the beautiful Cake sent US by
Express better even to taste than look at
II was only sickness in the household that
trcachcroasy interviewed, and prevented us from
being present on that festive and joyous occasion
We hope to be present at the next Ball at friend
Evans. The Junior of the JOURNAL arrogantly
...a;o,s for himself the honor of the fair hand
that made the cake in q Cotllion. We Shall not
,...oorarc him.but stil we rcmbc for bis success
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

AMERICAN County NoMINATIONs.-Ws are una
BILE to give the positive aud correct nominations
of the American party this week, but will give
the whole particulars iu our next issue. ltiscon-
iectured that Mr. G.. Messec will receive the
nomination for Sheriff J. A. Watson for Clerk ;
Geo. Sherburne for Treasurer and j. f. CheIlls
for Assembly ~
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

Our OFFICE has been removed to the second sto-
ry of the new and splendid fre-proof brick build
ing of Messrs. Comstock Martin, on Main street.
We are prepared to do all kinds of printing, hav-
ing large and well-selected job Office. All or
ders for work will be promptly attended to.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

New TRAu.-A new trail is now being opened
from French Gulch, which will cross Trinity riy-
er at the new suspension Bridge, now in course
OF erection by Messrs, Cartwright and Calvin
1t will intersect the Yreka and Salmon trail, and
shorten the distance from Bates Ranch to Shasta
some six miles. The above Bridge is said to be
the finest piece of mechanism in the County, and
will do much credit to the architect, Maj. How
land.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

OFFICERS OF THE NORTH STAR LODGE, No. 81, l.
O. Of O. +. Weaverville.
S. D. Kreider, N. G.. D. W. Potter, V. G.. Jno,
C. Buroh, p. S. ; Jno Anderson, r. S. j. A. Hen
derson, T. !; J. Drahmer, w. A. Shepard, c. d.
H. Trufant, r. S. Jos. Worttering, L. S. IF. Wal
ters, r. S. ; s. Markowitz, L. s.. J. Bennett, X,
S. S.; J. A. Watson, L. S. S. Thos Carr, l. e. ;
| s. X. Turner o. G.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20
DIR. Piner's Ridgeville Express.

In another column will be found the advertise
ment of DR.. J. j. Piper who has completed ar
rangements for establishing regular express line
between this place and Ridgeville, connecting
with Rhodes & Co.'s Express.
The DR.. we are happy to assert, is gentleman
in every respect, and reliable and trustworthy
man under every circumstance. We endorse the
DR.. to the public as an honest, safe and prompt
medium.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

Total value of fre-proof property, Sl4o'ooo'
Two other fre-proof buildings are in course ol
erection, one at the head of Main street, by IL
Hooker, and one on Main street, by Morse, Ma
bic Co., to be occupied by F. W. Blake q Co.,
ss q BankingIIouse
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

New MNEs.-We are informed by friend OF
ours-an old and experienced miner, who has
travelled through large portion of the County
during the past week, that new mines have been
discovered on Galgin Creek, below Bates Ranch
which promise to pay well. Gold of coarse
quality is found Quite a number of claims have
been opened.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

THANKs.-To Jno. Anderson, of Rhodes ~ Co.
EXPRESS. f. w. Blake, of Wells, Fargo Co.'s
Express, aud JAS. A. Henderson, of Rowe & Co.'S
Express we are under obligations for continued
favOrs.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

We delayed going to press last evening,
until very late hour, waiting the arrival of
the State and Atlantic papers, but was at
last compelled to go to press without re
cciying any
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

Ex-Gov. NELL s. BROwN, Of Tenn, comes out
in long and able letter in defense of Fillmore,
and accepts the post of ElectOr for the State at
large.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

Mr. COPELAND, the man who was accidentally
shot at Ridgeville, last Friday, was no better at
last accounts, and doubts were entertained of his
recovery.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

PIERCE. CHURCH Il Co. have removed to their
new and splendid Store, in the lre-proof building
of Comstock & Martin on Main street. This is
without exception, one of the largest and most
magnificent stores in Northern California, com
dining mechanism, taste and art The painting
and graining is by Mcssrs. Breen Simmons, who
may safely stake their reputation as mechanics
and artists upon the exhibition of skill and gen
ius displayed in the finish of this work 1t is well
worth visit to those who can appreciate good
workmanship
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

RrsH CREEK.-Thc section Of country in the
vicinity of Rush Creek is being prospccted, and
many new claims have already been taken up
The facilities for water in that region will bring
out rich developments in the business of mining
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

AT TRINITY CENTRE, several tunnels have been
opened and great preparations are beng made
for working as soon as water can be had.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

The BALL at DR.. Chauncey's comes off on nc Xt
Thursday evening From the large and commo-
dious establishment and the kind, gentlemanly
and accommodating spirit of the DR.. on such oc-
cas;ons we cannot but predict pleasant affair
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-20

ISAAC Dixon, Barber, was thrown from
his horse on the Oregon Gnlch divide
We are informed by DR.. Gordon, that his
right shoulder was disocated. Nothing
very serious with Isaac, but the spot where
he fell was horribly compressed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-20
DIRECTORS:
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ron

- oFfsfNGs kOh
deaf. Of he late James caEen, principal proprietor OF
M, celebrated Watering place having rendered necessary
have united comforting ondgned nun power 70
legislature Of Virginia. authorizing purchasers pro-
a nJ 70. s a and and Tnsas them every Pryes.
In parsuancs o. s aaisors1 cosTsd spou them N.
nov Se The P.SPsIy for .s: either to individuals
Sulphur SPRING have such ~,.t, ~
;sr medicinal qualities and place resort il
for near bali century they have been uenied BY
be regarded Saratoga the number and
The Of accommodation eTsnded from time to
and are nov % entertain about thousand
meet ne demand Of The pnbe andt haIardns nothing say
they would all have probably occupied For more ,hsn hal
s season. Of every year numbers Of applicants away
The access to these Springs has with
But The eovn sssl .sd
viii furnish an unbroEen ne Of aps o @
s ss s,, snd Norhsrs sitss to h within
Railroad has been stsunion reducing tb
a Ss visitors 81 Ss Fs sS ,s In
IN tSe morning and take tea Il he White S NIL s Ter
tern section Of the covngcn and Ohio completed The
and VII be dea so as oo % h s m ssr.
The White Sulphur county Greenbrier on tn.
wss;srn slope 81 e AsshAny mountains. he Estate lie,
ven thousand Aere extending along valley three r
than 500 Of hns the tract and more st
double good arabic upland Of
OF
good Tor stock Al the supplies grain
premises - Nv
The buildings for the ar. convenient,
arranged and many Of them
The grounds eunsnty picturesque and presenting
s2rA. diversified BY hills and dae and original
Of the forest II has been described
places and there Who who vii
20 acknowledge Its claim 10 this distinction
The receipts OF the establishment
eSed BY enlarged Accommodation Judi
eious management they might be fold
The sale Of the water which Is great request cities When
poi Up Tor transportation be easily made furnish
very larry income and In proper hands the profits year,
would reimburse the price At which
The whole country contains few Subjects
Of equal developed hey be BY
and ca pitai. = - r>
The title TO the estate believed unqussonable having h
onsd TO the present proprtors more than
seventy years To facilitate the transfer purchaser 10
AVOID dnieutes which might result any Of the
joint the legal title As conveyed Of the under
chaser.
The sale VIII embrace all heretofore used In eonp-e
ton with The property for the Of
Persons desiring 10 purchase with
me unasrsigned WM- II. MACFARLAND,
OF Richmond, Va
ALEX. II. II. STUART,
Ieo-dGctI OF Va
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DANIEL H. LONDON. -

CORNER MAIN AND 18TH STREET,
RICHMOND Va,
MYERS for sale following very desirable
" Eoods: 80 $3.50
bonsark's Jeans; Marehanis' do
etaurton fuled Cloths Augusta woolens
Old Dominion do Leaksvile Cotton
OEnAburRs; Brown Sheetlngs
CISEords Patent and Seine Threads Dtxes Spool Cotons
Aliens American Conesoga Rngish Pancy hsek
white and plain Prints, In very large ssecoa
at very low prices.
Sleeps Gray ard other Satnetts; leans
Cloths; Casimeres ard Vestngs
Linseysi large assortment, cheap
blankets, eonsgnu9ent, great
hleAched Domestcs desirable nd low
800 pieces Mouslin DelAlnss; choice styles
200 do Lyons Silks sold
and as silks high the skouh be
oraeed BY all Who wish cheap, eoiored fancy sIks
Nsetts and shaws; aneton
bought and cheap; Bed Ticks
Apron Cheeks; Sattins and Corduroys
kbroderies and white
for the Country trade -
CARPErS-A assortment Pcr.ssu ana Dou,,
Rug1 to match, very Low figures.
All classes Of assortunent n. M
pains wl b. spared to give saiis,aetion se q-die9ua
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-20

MUSIC STORE.
I'D II. TAYLOR would q lends and he
IL public generally that Gov u5z&<xM
ernor street, whore may be PIANO FoRTEs HTKBT
MkLoDEONs, GUITARS, vIoLINs FLUTES andI v
AScORDEoS Of The best quality and the lowest
sole agent this for the
Pianos which equaed
but By few. Also, Gale 4 Co.'s superior Pianos.
EH- Guitar aud Violin STRINGS Of he besiqu
he has the largest stick ofMUsIC State ana
constantly receiving ts publications which
isc-u upon can Be- haa sls-
where - - - - 49,
IN Pianoes tuned, repaired, and let on hire
az Old Pianos taken In part pay ones
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-20

fo.rvsArE kscAsE--A gentleman from the South In
stteianes upon the Democratic Mass Meeting Of last
such conditon a. 70 be unable tell bis place " abode
he vas detained until this morning In his possession
was oand costly Diamond PIN gold sach. and sandry
srncies Of value. was fortunate indeed, that he fell
Into The hands Of honest policemen Ess onrnsl
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SPECliL NOTICES,
Most Extraordinary Remedy Known

~THRE4 YEARs Rxpxsfrxcr h N. al. Of
- The "uOTHEn's BnsEAsr cLOTIIs,s
h. s.ansd ss that hss nehns hnovu 70 the vod
shch v eli compare tA. sy are iadssd eonfsrt, Of
NE ssrsiag rotAs~ tf 80 ~
m.y be sAid Of them. without fear or proof
NE sonsAsy' Thai sy Is Appsd Al tms previous
seaA rising Of ur er.s, ibsy VII promptly
relieve all pain And prevent the breast hona rshsrns ha
srnors the brsss should seual the cloth. can be
application and constant wearing Of hsa v prodses
eenduon Of the breast spesd,ess possible cure
kvsy mother should hep tAss By their use the
dsssoa which always With for H. sAs
never hnov What 70 have serious suffering
ArenftAnce Of eoo accompanied By IL Of
eestsse stamps yin secure The By pair
Of shsss cloths TO part Of the unhsd States. ID
They are for sale By
La ADIk GRAY. whoissae Retain Assnts,
sxs lat Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
And By hEADE BAKER. isS Main st.. Richmond. Va.
Pull directions for applying these cioAs. v accompany
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-20

rur ssAsrEas have tried dodge In Boston lately
when the porter or boy, IL opening STORE person
comes In and asks him II the gas pipes al right tells
him he hes bean around ses and the boy
60 down cellar and bov In the meter which he does
Singular 20 relate hovsvss he succesds In blowing tho
man Qua Of doom with what change there is In the draw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-20
VOCAL AND PIANO FORTE INSTRUCT

VOCAL AND PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION
NJ h. N. CARUSI, PROFESSOR OF
~ MUSIC Who has recently opened PA NO E1<=-f77
,,sn ~ 90 2 this CITY shers he keep. con- OHJ
Hssfs Of MANUFACTURE, services
IsAcHks OF Mrsic He has for taught
distinguished families Of Washington, Alexandria
and beg leave to refer the following genenen
patrons:
Hon Jenerron Dsv Secretary Of War Hon. Jesse Bright
ident The United States senae Hon James Mason
states Senate Gen Winfield Scott United Army Mesxs
tales Seaion Editors Of the National Intelligence william
soan hsq; J. w. Bradley Esq DR.. W. b. Magruder
washinglon J. Towers Tx Mayor Washington Rev p D.
9uriey Judge James Dunlop, Georgetown, D. William Fow
Bradley, Eco Washington.
Mr. CARUsI gentlemen of This
City, To whom lac has pertnis o refer
HIS hkeelency Henry A. Wise Professor Herbert Lefebye
william y Richie, ksq. Professor Robert J. Mo-
Sol STAFFORD H. Parker. Joseph r. Anderson FSq.
Rev T. v. Moore. Judge John A. Meredith.
tdSin hobnson, Esq. Conway Robinson, ESQ
Samuel Marx, Esq Rev. Basil Manly
Col Thomas H. Bigger Robert Ridgvay Esq.
John Rutherford. ESQ Dr.. n Caben
Lewis n. Webb, Eco
Enquire At his PIANO SALOON No 100 Street. opposite
Exchange Bank, and Messrs HAbsfon Bros Furniture
Store. su9e
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coon ADVICE ABOUT
DNA PlANoSl-MUsIC II A HOUsEii- EsSx4A<--zt1
house Without Music, IL Ike Nursery without = w
Chiren, silent, gloomy and desA
life ereahsd or suggested nature only absent
IRON the p aud souls Of those
ana spo SO young ladies insist at bGying
Piano from L. r. NASH, Of Petersburg
sene-, q. - - - -
The above advice You can Away. Ind abou, 40 select
PIANOS at the lowest prices with styles patterns
panOFOre wareOO Sycamore BEnf street Peters.
burg, va Au22
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Ss'ss ascd one year and ssveu months.
rreos near A,sx.ndI. the iah in the rsd
ss-ah. isrusrly Of Aie.andris county. Va. -
MoLLoWAY,O PILLS.-rBEY NEVER
f. rsy shs blood remove oss.raeons
RON the bowri nvgorate the dgston
No "a s.s.as ISaSoa ssS 10 disrr :,
sae; eshe: end q per bex.
NJ SRdaNloN OF THE PROMINENT
bfa sesasoisd sh and sold for ys.r y. 70
past. article Of Family Accns as Perry pssI ve.,.
y. know. The s ,ss q sry
purchaser We public AZ an article
O. sss. a . ssI ]. s!s.
. no cont son.g ' ss y s fac. Of
Z 0: P,... ] b Doeasrs.. ''"'A' u NJ eo.Dos
Drnss-I became agent feeling any interest Ia
s happy eas, had persons sac. n
this STATE truly astonishing might collected any mum
,sads 10 a The ms Ike eu ssm ansr % pain had A.
eas, for the Palm fully answers the pur
.s-,eA.s. A. W. HATCH, Druggist, Milwaukee.
CoNsUMPTIon CAN BE CUREDi-
~ Sir James CLARK, Physician 10 on,
Consaptlon. Pulmony Consumpon admits OF eur.
L. no longer been clearly dsmons,rss b,
The that ever durable ss.d BY ,u,
unmpeehsble authority should
courage In the heart Of every ffom Ibis disease
rns remedy which odsr has cured thousands wlsrARS
ou mas oeea veil tested In all the complaints which
sea- genuine unless signed L. BUTTS on the wrapper
selb-dcAwiw
~ Sr.GIAL NOT ICE.-E. .. COOK 4 CO.
M stock Of Housekeeping articles eonssng
.sy Fancy Goods Music. instruments continued
"'so, oosmmencns " IN o'clock .-.t Is.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

XE receiving shall days complete
w us Gsods
part OF Ladies Dress goods variety such
Striped Silks Plain figured Mousnes, Merfnoes
and Pads-Cohs CAs.lmsres Velvet and SIX vestng
Cloth and SIX Coaks Bay State Stella. and Long shAwls
aud Misses Kid Gloves Cotton
half Hose Marine silk Caieoes GInghsuis
DOmecs rcking, Blankets Ao, Carpetings Rugs Drug
get. Baizes and Door and Paror Mats We intend
business future principally
In OF cheap Goods a are deter
hined to sell cheap the cheapest DUDLEY JOHNSON
las ease sousr,
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DIED,

aA DIED,
Amer protracted county, Fri
day oh n.a BEVERLY HARvIE. only u bsis O.
Oates ascd and vsn
Presion near AsxAndrls the 18th year
OF her Mrs fRANCH SWAMI, relict
Swami. formerly OF Alexandria county, =
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ALEX. HILL has Just received another lot II
- ladies and Geniemen. BOOTS and SHOES. manufac
tured expressly for him by the wori
has also imported material Of the best quality
o. sh-s and urnenen Boots aud Shoes of
hand Of
Pha New York and Eastern which, the ane supply OF
Ills the
Ways the best to select from N city
Mr. HILL has made TO
rom Paris REGULAR month"; and his friends
hAt he VII spare no pains To keep himself well supplied
latest styles OF Boots that
cities His friends and the public generally. repaid BY
cAihng examining his Stock No. l2I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-20

VuNO PRINTERS!-The advertiser offer. for sa, an n,.r
eat loeing onehai In ansvspaper and nour.
tsing situated hoors
railroad OF Richmond and Petersburg
portion Of the State The poIt,es has 80
paying subscription, advertising and fair aonn,
OF JOB work done at the Office aud business every
hseaduy increasing The materials the
news type being nearly and the
cal appearance, being Inferior lew n he stale
To sprartea printer this
dom offered. ~
The terms will be Moderate aud togsther with other
eaa De made Known on application the Wing Once Richmond
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- From ths Saa FSsneise Herald.
;irsiais papers please copy.

At Ban rrsncsco on Sunday, the nth ofAuxust 1885,
William, the 600 q benjamin Walkns and Helen Lscti:
Leigh. essi 49, $3.50 - \ - -