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The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
TRINITY GARDEN STORE.


MAIN STREET, wEAvERvILLE.
T'TIE propretors of this establishment would re-
| spcctfully announce to their their friends and
the public generally, that they keep constantly
hand and for sale all kinds of choice Vegetables
brought fre from their Ranch on Trinity River
every day; The also have a complete selection Of
Groceries and Provisions including,
SUGAR COFFEE, RICE, TEA,
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE,
and, in fact; every thing in the Grocery Vcgeta-
Bile and Provision line Their prices are low, the
propretors being determined to do large bust
ness at small profits. Friends will please give us
call MORSE, MABIE q co.
n. B.-We have a SAW MILL in operation on
our Ranch, and will supply the citizens of Wea-
verville and vicinity with Lumber of superior
quality at very low rates.
g1zo> Orders for Lumber, left at the "Trinity
Garden Store" will be promptly attended to.
Dec. 8, 1866. NJ, NJ. & co.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
1875 Battery, cor. Clay ST.,

ISO BattcEys COE. ClUy ST,
where they will be happy to wait on their friends.
They have in store and constantly arriving
India. Dwight, Stark & Salmon Fall Frown Drills,
Appleton. Howard, Nashua Extra q Utica Brown
Sheetings,
Laconia. Amoskcags and other Bleached Drills,
rs. "a. Ga S-4 & 1914 Blca. Sheetings ,var BIRDS.
Thorndike. Lehigh, Mohawk and other Ticking,
Jewett CITY, Webster and Lancaster Denims,
Keystone, Jewett City and Octnora Stripes,
Merrimac, Cocheco, ConesU0ga Aliens Prints,
Blue & Orange, Blue & White Green Orange do
Cotton Duck, various brands, from No. 100 to 10,
Methuen, Howard, Bear q Potomac Ravenpucks
Cambria Checks, Cottonades and Jeans,
Ginghams, Lawns Chintz & other Dress Goods,
Flannels, Cassimeres. Coatings and Linens,
Cotton Hose, Socks, Shirts, Overalls,
White. Blce aud Scarlet Blankets, Satinets, Ken
lucky Jeans &c.
Table Damasks, Toweling, Diapers, &c.
And a large and well assorted stock of Miscel
laneous Dry-Goods, which they offer low and OF
the most advantageous terms
AT THEIR NEW STAND,
95 Battery street cor Clay,
an 5-.3m San Francisco.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

T'INE VIRGINIA TOBACCO-El Sacramento
l. hrand-dark. peach favored,
FL Sacramento brand-dry light colored.
Maynower brand--l2 plugs to the pound.
The above brands of Jones & lludson's celebra
ted manufacture in lots to suit, for sale by
SAM'L. ii. PRICHARD,
Agent for the Manufac cturers.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

IRON BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC E..totEsS
OFFICE, (UP sTAIRs.)
I p. F., is Sole Agent for the fol-
II. lowing Newspapers, published in Califor
MIA Oregon and the Sandwich Islands:
Sacramento Union; San Joaquin Republican,
Stockton; Morysville Herald; Nevada Journal;
Columbia Gazette; Grass Valley Telegraph;
Shasta Courier; Empire Argus, Coloma; Noun
tain Democrat. Placervile; Amador Sentinel,
Jackson; Yreka Union; Weaverville Democrat;
Petaluma Journal San Jose Telegraph; Califor-
MIA Farmer, Sacramento City; Southern Califor-
nian, Los Angeles; San Diego Herald; Orego-
nian, Portland O. T.; Oregon Statesman, W. T
Pioneer and Democrat, Olympia, Puget Sound;
Polynesan, Honolulu.
n. ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIP-
TlONS solicited for the above named Papers
Files OF the principal Papers of California and
Oregon may be found at this office.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
BARBlER'S GRAPE" GINGER
0vA "a Va RCo

bPfN bTETl ITNNF- z OTTNOEN
&@ "a Va Rco
TNHIS excellent and saluhrious beverage is man
| ufacturcd of PURE WHITE WINES and JA-
MAICA GINGER ROOT, and is warranted supc-
rior to any Ginger Wine ever offered to the pub
lie. The manufacturer Of this Wine has spared
no expense in getting the best Of materials, and
can now offer an article which the most abstcmi-
Gus and temperate person can use with the most
beneficial effects. 1t is particularly recommended
to LADIES as a Stimulating and Strengthening
tonic, and particularly adapted to the climate Of
California. Manufactured and sold by
A. BARBER,
l48 Washington street, San Francisco.
Sold only to the iobbing trade in cases and kegs
Also for sale, Cordials and Syrups, especially
ira Raspberry Syrup. no.l2-2m.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY offers
i his services to the merchants in the interior as
a Commission Buyer of Goods in San Francisco,
having been engaged in that business for nearly
three years past with three years experience in the
interior. He hopes to give satisfaction to such as
may employ him in that capacity. Orders for any
description of merchandise filled and forwarded
promptly. SAM'L. II. PRlCHARD,
Up stairs, cor. Battery and Sacramento sts
ec29-n2O. San Francisco
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Drugs and Medicines.
EDIN NGTON g. Co,

ia Battery St, San Francisco.
nFFER for sale, cx. Daring" Tornado"
Oand Reporter"
Tararic Acid, Jaync's Medicines,
Castor Oil, Graefenbcrg Medicines,
Sulphur. Sands SarSaparila,
Bay Rum. Townsend's Sarsaparila,
Jamaica Ginger, Bulls Sarsaparilla.
Calabra Licorice, Shakers Sarsaparilla,
Fresh Hops in bales Mex Mustang Lnament,
" papers, Lyons Flea Powder,
Ioddc Potass, Browns Ess. Ginger,
Adhesive Plaster, Barry's Tricopherous,
Sulph Morphine, Isinglass,
Shakers Herbs, White Wax,
Oil Bcrgamot, Yellow Wax,
OIL Organum, BoraX,
Oil Lemon, Epson Salts,
Oil Rose, Potash,
Oil Sassafras. Irish Moss,
together with a full assortment
of Drugs and Medicines, comprising every article
required by the trade. REDINGTON & Co.
l3 3m. Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
j. w. SULLIVAN'S

Gre 1t Pa oifio E m por u m
Post Office Buildings, corner Clay and Kearny
streets, San Francisco.
TNHE Proprietor has, after long and arduous
l. labor and serious expense, succeeded iu or
ganzing arrangements with Steamers, Liners,
Expresses, Agencies, and Mails, in different coun-
ties, far and near, by which he is enabled to sup
ply greater variety and amount of the best
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
J.. u. FISHERS
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
I p. f.. is Sole Agent for the fol.

IRON BUILDING, OPPOSITE THE PACIFIC L-toREss
OFFICE, (UP sTAIRS.)
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IMPORTERS and SOBBERS of FOREIGN and
] DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS, have removed their
stock To
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Tnr PAcrrro RAnRoap.-The st. Louis Republican Of
the 2lst says;
large number Of passengers arrived In this city from
Jefferson yesterday the Pacific railway They left JEFF
erson city about hapast nine and arrived little after
six, p m. They stopped some time at the Gaseonade
bridge waiting for the train 10 Jefferson There
accident Of any kind aud the pasengersany Of them
business from the upper part Of the Ststswee glad
to exchange the toisome and uncomfortable mode Of
elng by stage for the luxurious passenger Hence
forth this road win be the grand thoroughre for all those
who seeking rapid locomoon from the
cia metropolis Of the State and the wonder will be that
many persons could in their sober have long
resisted the completion Of this important work.
The passengers we understand crossed the Gssconade
upon The ice but this will be obviated by the completion
OF the brdge next week. and then viii be stopping
place between this and Jefferson city,
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MmlDarynIc, Feb II, 1856.
| TO ths Eiiiors Of he Federal Unioni

TO Lhe Ediiors Of he Federal Jnioa
GKsrLEMgN; have ust had my attention called TO an
editorial 10 the New York Byenog Post the Of which
an extract from report Of what pnrpor 10 be speech
made by Il the senate Of Georgia lll TO repeal
the existing law prohibiting the Importation Of slaves
into this State for the purpose Of speculation. So
the report referred 10 under my observation imme
dately bad u corrected in several Of tho papers Of this
State and would notice u further bat for the fact that
has been copied into the abolition press North and NJ
them pointed TO an index to change in public sent
in this State the question Of the traffic Ia slaves
The facts are follows; When the bill came up in It's
order before the senate opposed IT, briefly reviewing the
legislation the question in this State for the past thirty
years remsfkng that the law had been repealed twice
that public sentiment had demanded its e-enactmeut
by the succeeding legislature In each ! yindcaed
the present law being emineniy wise just and promo
tive Of the best Interests OF people did oppose The
trqfc Of ars the Post has IL because thought II
voting humanity and opposed the spirit OF Chris
tiauity. uttered no such language entertain So h
opinions But did and do now oppose the consequences
resulting TO people from the In which this
traffic Is often conducted by speculsturs am tny,-
holder have bought aud sold slaves and believe that the
institution is distinctly aad fully sanctioned by the teach
ings OF the Bible. .... y. .
BY giving this communication an Insertion in your
paper you will greatly obhge
Your obedient servant,
A.. POPE Jr.
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.. y .... From the Federal Union.
ABOLITION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CORRECTED.

The statements OF Messrs. Pope and Peoples will be
found below. Some remarks made by them few days
ago in the senate the proposition to repeal the law
forbddng the bringing of slaves into Georgia for sale
much garbed altered and misrepresened in some
Of the abolition papers the North to convey the im
preston that these two Georgia senators had spoken
against the institution Of slavery Where Messrs Pope
and Peoples known II is entirely unnecessary contra
diet such absurdy, bat fearing the report might do
haru elsewhere they have thought best give the
port contradiction their signatures. We hope
those papers have given false report Of Messrs Pope
and Peoples sentiments will make the correction.
SrsArR CHAMBER Feb IL, 1856.
70 lie Editors etls Federal Union
GEsrLKnKs have read the article in the New York
Evening Post OF February Cd TO which you kind
enough to call my attention. Hs#
The language and argument imputed to me by the Post
either innoceuty misunderstood wully perverted.
The question under discussion ia the the time
referred 10 police regulation which the
State had undoubtod constitutional power. opposed the
repeal of the laws referred to tbs ground Of economy
and expediency only And my argument in brief was,
that slase-rading business needed encourage
ment that quite enough TO supply all the Of The
State In that line could be done with this police regula
ton sul the statute book that the law had been
acted repealed and by the public voice again reenace
that there call by the people for ia repeal
aud finally that the business OF saye-tradug as a dis
tnct branch OF traffic tended TO two results;
let To unnecessarily encourage that natural tendency
OF mankind 10 engage speculation contract debts aud
To increase advance OF the actua wants Of people
the number OF negroes amongst us and
I'd To drain the prodnc Of rich lands for invest
in negroes from Virginia aud Maryland and other
border States
TO those who know me aud In Georgia no explanation
u necessary. Towards irec-sosn aboltonism other
anacsm the part OF tie northern people towards the
Sooth have no word OF friendship 10 offer or bonds Of
fraternity 20 keep. Ny State has taken ber position on
this question: and shall calmly, dcicrIoinedly and trust
courageously, abide that position.
Respectfully, Your ferow-citizen,
q PEOPLES.
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LavEnroot, Feb s--Cotton-the market is dropping
sales or the week $4,000 bales including 1000 bales for
export and 10000 for speculation. The market closed
quiet at decline OF Lie cents mostly in middling
qualities Orleans-0rleans middlinR 81 cents Mobile
midding ll-l6 Upands middling, lille cents. Man
chester advces are less favorable. .. ,-aa-.
Breadsiuhs-The market has considerably declined du-
ring the week Whest declined Sd lid Flour has de-
cIined ga and corn ls 2s Western canal -four 34si
Ohio, 37s. n 39s; southern, SOS. 37s. White wheat
los 3d. los Cd red o. cd lis. Corn, 35s. for white
and yellow mixed, 35s 3D.
Provisions-Beef s In moaerate retail demand and
steady fer fine but ordinary from b. TO 5s lower Lard
/ is quiet ~ G2S
Naval stores are in better demand at improved prices
, Talow is depressed M.a
The French hreadstufs market much depressed.
bosBuS MONEY AND STOCK sARKET.-The money market
is tnpre stringent Consols closed at OIL a 9l4 .
American stocks are lower
FURTHER PARTICULARS. #"# n
The above excellent summary OF the by the Allan
tic and Asia was transmitted this city from New York
by telegraph We received yesterday morning from our
news agent at New York files Of London and Liverpool pm
per the "a to the 9th instant 10 advance Of the mail
4 From these files we make the following extracts
/ rns rEAor CONGRESS- @
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times writes on
/ the 9Th:
arm informed that passports have been sent TO Vienna
by order OF the French government for Count Orion ane
Baron Brunow the Russian snpotentiaries at the P
conferences the former from st PcersburEh, IN
latter from Frankfort Baron Brunow expected TO ieay
Frankfort tomorrow for Paris NJ de Bourqueney, one
the pepotentaries for France leaves Vienna Tomorrow
also for Paris, NJ dc Buo, the Austrian penpoenuary
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
NEw-YORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN A3-
SOCIATION


DIR. Hutton's church in Washington square was
crowded Monday evening TO its utmost Limit,
the occasion being the celebration Of is Fourth Ami
versary by the New-York Young Mems Christian As
sociaton. After music by the choir Of the church.
the Rev. THEODORE CUYLER read passage Of
Scripture from the Gospel Of st. John; prayer was
then offered by the Rev. Mr.. LABAs, after which the
President Of the Association Professor CRosDr, read
the annual report. From this document the folio wing
items are gathered From the moment Of the rst or
garzation Of the Society, four years ago its affairs
have been conducted that has been in debt
and the treasury account at the end Of this financial
year shows balance on hand of s55 70. The num-
Der Of members is about l,50e at this time. The
at No 80 Waverey place, this locality hsv-
ing been lately engaged as more favorable
than the former one Clinton Hall, where the prox-
unity Of the Mercantile Library was esteemed an
unfavorable circumstance. The Library comprises
,es2 volumes, and the periodical list numbers daily
newspapers, 2 sepi weekles, As weeklies, Is semi
mOntblies, 10 mOuthies, Ia monthly magazines, and
10 quarterles During the past year there have been
two of lectures delivered before the Assocs
ton by the Rev. John Lord and G. NJ. Worabet, and
q course of sermons by the most eminent divnes Of
this city. The Association received a visit this Spring
from the Rev. William Arthur, the Vice President of
a similar organization in London and from T. II.
Gladstone, member of the Society
After the reading of the Presidents Report, addresses
were delivered by the Rev. w. II. Miburn, by the
Rev. DR.. ThomweI, and by the Rev. DR.. Hague Of
Albany. collection taken up for the benefit of
the Association. The Publication Committee report
that owing TO the lack of finances at their disposal
they have been able to print but two books in the past
year; the one the Constitution of the Association, and
the Ohtr Catalogue of the Library. The exercises
went of smoothly and seemed to give great satisfac
ton to the crowded audience.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN MEETING.

The Republicans of the Fifth Ward met on Monday
evening, and selected Mr.. Edgar McNulen and Mr..
Rouk delegates TO the City to select
delegates to the Syracuse Convention.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Hheea The cause Of Freedom demands our united aud
military efforts In its behalf; and .
Vheyeas The lives Of friends, citizens Of Kansas are
daily threatened by armed forces from Missouri ana the SOUTH
" hie defending the rights Of Freemen; therefore .
R,sd That pledge ourselves to rests BY every C9nu
tuoi ROVER vested citizens the extension OF slave
nbor AZ the Industry aud Development
enefgy and conflict with the st sai ;h.
of our Institutions -, .
Efficient action hands and spon declaration OF our
W1srsos Col J. c. Fremont has uDqusldedly declared him
,ef Of Freedom and opposed to the extension Of
American Slavery therefore, - ,,,
Rss.tsd That cordially approve Of tho effort being made
20 place prominently before the people Candidate
for the believing him faithful upright and us
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
r, A< rssa,- ~ r%S Y. r-ts-ss

r, a< Fs.as- a ne A. Y. rrts-ss
SIR: Your paper OF the ist instant contained no
tic4 that he complaint eB,ete1 By me sgslBst Deeny
Y. TSouason hsd been cisriSset. The following e'eE
., A. Oakey HsH esc. the n -trict Attorney IN reply
>, inouiry fr1u myself as 10 the situation Of thss
con, Isint, vii show its tue po-iiios;
Cry lsp CorS-Y o. SEv.losx,
nfs-stcr Arroskgr's OTyIeS. NAY is 1851
s,,. NE pspsrs Of vheh you kavs never esss
Ies- TIE GrAat Juy. and svstias their proper ori
90 S,S 70 oa the nisa ot the
rsrs JuEy Eayas beeH ss1sd % tasm s sdsPaadest
.rtoo With gTeaf respect,
l0zr ebA- servsEt
A OAkEi HALL
N nE xor-g ~ ceuss 81 Law.
For reasons oi public web ss private interest,
feel called upon {. ak &; your hssds Q correction OF
tbs, statement e. accord with the fact Of the csse
Nsry r-speclfsly, MORTIMER DIX NOTE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
A SCHOOL NEEDING HgLP.
p, tk> E{st>~ Of IN< " L. T-SssA

SIR Your readers generally know sf the iu~sstrisl
S,hcol or Tw-ut eish, street the Rs,sos Rrr sscoS
Th opened two for the Of -hsat
irr relieving the nserEbe popslson the risoa
Riv-r between Twrnty6f,s and Pteth s-ea May Of se
the rag pcie and s~ esherers Of thesity ras to
,n and die The ladies' tnters ,ed have
n much for this entercriss ~fch p-caiay
puhe and they tee wurnntrd TN
pec.uay the school, in calling for sd O he
e he ek5rra whom they insuennE sad -ndns 70 tbs
ountry become surteas The city they
lel Thee been during the "a chdrsa
wh the school who have eeea elOsei sd sni in
strueteS.
vbe srnuA sxpeue. about 81 400 and Of this only
sCohsve sent in The subscriptions 30
Il the remaining 300 b. obtained from the rrbie the
school s rot there imminent dsls-r that the saer
IRIS. will be abandoned Who cf Thousands Of rch sud
:. resiy thai th-se little unf
mus, 20 the and their ssd end becsc S6o
c.rro, bs furnished in The city Of Ne~-tor rkl
donations be the following siss
Nrs MsvsIcs HhGsN, No 81 London Terrace.
Mrs J. :. GIBBONS, No 10 La rartine place.
Mr., RosERr RAY, No. S2i West Twenty eighth street
Brs W AsAsLE. No. IS LondOa Terrace.
N.,a- VI MAY II. 1850.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21

j. bn Henry trles tot usssr chs. so..
srTs bete the e,tdeaes that Joh u.s LA "A
ibe 1T. Of Deespbe hh, killed oD Fri.y q s.asdsy
the would have been he bsdy s.ma Tas bS,
was foe dead bedy ,:as hers from 1har.i.y anti
Sunday with tho hernomeFef from hirty darre..
above have been frozen OLe witness si6sI thv
blood frozen With tho The fell on s..pri.,
nt and must fallen vhhe the h,sd wa f,sb .nd ,on
sealed With It, The 8ls Is bound esyines yoa rsotIs
Of the Jury of the gilt of tbs prise aer Eyfsoe. ;, b.
guilt has not been produced Young Henry bssn
absent from home much Of the time and h ssree created 40
spTteheD.iOD 1t charged that For killed Henry on ID, 2rs
but has not been proved tbst be killed tb.t
The silver watch the starting point ~,
exhibited 70 the Govt with flourish o.d b-io,r.I .,
HeTy. and found FoK after the uuder TINS vas
pOItsI circumstance but the chain bokea by
the IrOyioenta Circumstance that Pox tb v.,1
70 Dsy dson In New York and a. his late s hous. Ia
New Brunswick When Parot Henry questioned D.yd,o,
while playing Billiards in hs billiard saloon be aid moi est
state that be be father Of the deceased answers
Davidson may have been of hand and in different; bis
rnets here were under Oath snd may be relied pom
character he would have been sssaed But be
cOroboretsd BY aooher witness whose
toned Wm. Henry has testified that he tbs ssea 10
possession Of bis brother the m Of December bat Albert
X. speer testhes that cary In January last Hsary
told him that he saw II last nearly wo weeks before the dis
eovery Of the body.
The hour for adjournment having arrived the Court
adjourned TO meet this morning. when Mr. Seasaeks remarks
will be continued.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
THE TURF.

UsloS COURSE. L l., TRoTrIsG-TH THe'day May
90 match for o., ,oOo mile heats, in harness.
$. Mclaughlin, blk Know Nothing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
H. firer, g chicago
Tme-2S1 s:Ss
The day was unusually fine the track in superb
order and all expected fast race, but they much
uistaken. Jack the favorite at slight odds pre-
vious to the race but during the performance of the
first heat his friends lost confidence in him. aud the
termination Of the second heat satisfied them that they
had suspended their good opinion just time to
their change, as Know Nothing the race easily in
two straight heats.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
fAdvertiss meat
FoR SAIH-FsraTE IN BERKsHIRH COUNTY,

u !,
M.s-A PARs with Furnished country hoass, sitosted In
Psfsd y miles from tho depot, and miles from Lsnox
contains sesy 800 scres in about equ. poftoss Of
woodland upsDd and msadow tbo main tesm OF the houi
tonic ruunI through The latter The houss VS. thoroughly
built present from the designs OF MI r. Cseo
OF and contains IL rooms beside bah room NC H
situated sn1ins hns WOW OF the berf
Valley and the Tscor and Hoosae Ranges as
highest the STATE stable, ice house aud 1thst
attached 70 this OF the estate The farm
house and c,uvenent The wood of tue
rim tive sov the meadows yield large crops OF A
without cultivation This place Offers the Advantages Of most
agreeable and healthy situation, with good bathing bosns
ftg az shooting upon the premises The house ready s
IN mediate oceupancy being c.mletsy frnhsd and suPpsa
with wood and es. For further particulars aPPy 70 w. w.
UoInss Bostop or tks Hoo. n. II. KELLOGG, PittshsA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21
ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

special meeting of the Republican Associ 'tion of
the Eleventh WaEd, was held on Monday evening, at
No 2I Avenue ID, the President, FIREMAN HIscox, in
the chair After the reading OF the minutes the chair
stated that the meeting called to elect two dele
gates to the City Republican Convention, to meet on
the 23d inst. On motion, the meeting proceeded TO
ballot, and Freeman Hiscox and Lewis M. W ats were
doclu urndn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-21

REMOVAL oF THy DEAD The Brick Presbyterisa
Church Trustees having completed the sale OF their
grave ard, have commenced the work of removing
the desd which is TO be completed by the lst June.
In conformity with the receut adjudication Of the
Supreme Court, upon the report Of Mr.. Ruggles the
Church the expense Of separately interns the
remains of any bodies which may be identhed by the
ext Of kin