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GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

RY THE Empire City from New York. have
~ Just received my assortment Of Gents Gloves
and Hosiery, also q large assortment Of Hanak'fs.
Oravatst Nec-tiss, Stocks, Beaffs, Linen tosorr
Shirts and Under Shirts Of all kinds. Particular
attention ia asked 10 my assortment Of Gloves ana
Gauntlets, In These goods 1 defy competition.
Sept-5--y. W. d. ffIfLLtps.
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NEW ARRIVAL.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

THE u UNDERSIGNED has jass reserved BY steam.
4 or Umpire City, his entire stock 81 raij ana
Winter Cothing. together with lHree assor srnsrt
Of @ ENTs ~ RaIsH1 ING GOODS, embracing rsar.
y every article In that line. His assortment Of
tents Headyernade Suits, consulting Of Pants,
Goats and Vests to match, are bsautifrl. ana 80,
By had IN all eolors. All those who want 10 have
The FIRST selection, and get good Al would dc
well 70 Gail early, before the sises are broker.
ssp.b--y. w. b. PHILLIPS.
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SEQUEL 70 THE DoeL---A Ho.sE.
WHIPPING gY A LADY, Yesterday
afternoon, Mrs spanpagsl, wife Of the
dottor, who was one Of the principals
IN the duel. presented herselfat Best's
saloon, on Randolph street, whore shirt
maker Schwartz was fighting his duel
over again to some Of his boon com
panions, and reproacbed him with NOT
only insulting her, but with being a
coward 10 having desired to fight Der
husband when he knew the pistols
were loaded With nothing but saw dust.
She then drew a COW hide from beneath
her scarf, and laid Ii on The amazed
and COMPOUNDED shirt.maker most Vi.
gorously, cutting him in the face quite
severly, and altogether inficting
very sharp punishment upon him
[CIicoao Democrat.
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Planters, Mechanics and Others,

To Planters, Mechanics and Others.
DER Steam ship and Sailing Vessel we
L are constantly receiving large additions
to our already varied stock of shelf and
Heavy Hardware. Call and examine goods
and pficesat MONTANA HUGTJETs.
spite. Church St. opposite H. Honse.
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TO Rent

ToUR convenient Rooms suitable for .Aszaaz,
4 Attorney Of Physicians Once on nm
the second floor of the Brick Building WI
corner Of 30. Ferdinand and Afrfca sts., S4
i application IL made soon. Apply to the ufsdes~
signed. [Bep-5K II. v. BABIN.
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SAD FATAttTY MIR. William Rob
er.son q carpenter Of Algiars bad the
misfortune about three weeks ago ID
loose bis wife. After that, as IL uhhap.
PLY Too often The case. he sought the
consolation Of obliviousuess In the wine
cup. On Friday lis child died. On
Saturday he came over to The city and
purchased coffin wherewith TO bury
1t. With bis sad purchase be returned
to The Canal street ferry landing and
whilst there awaiting the fsrryboat he
fell overheard and WAS drowned. BY
some Il Is supposed that sueeumbipg
to the weight Of biz woe be fell over
intentionally. Ills body had not been
recovered up TO last evening. lie was
native Of Washington City and was
thirty.fve years Of age. His hat.
which was recovered, and the little
coffin, were taken to The First District
police office. ~
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Gbt 4ailg Gol',et.
BATON RolJuE .AsEPT. 10, 1850.


T. b. Il. HAren = Among the de-
legatss u the aDemoeratie convention
from North Louisiana was, our estim.
able fellow4eitizen and old time con.
frere, Z. b. Il. HAroH, ESQ. None
know him but 10 like him he IL d
mild, atfabls and courteous gentleman.
In support Of this, let us bring as evi-
dence, the fact, that fuf ten or twelve
years he edited 4 party paper in this
city, and during tie whole time, main
tanned the universal respect and esteem
Of all parties. We hope yet. that an
old love and ancient feelings Of atiee-
ton will bring him back to baton
Rouge, AZ pertinent citizen.
TBArKs.--Bre. Sam Bard, Editor
cf The Louisiana Campaign Red River
Democrat, and State Superintendent
Of Education of the State Of Louisiana,
has our thanks, for files Of Northern
papers. containing his last speech and
complementary notices Of himself
marked. They are regularly filed away
together with other evidence In album.
dance, to prove, at any time. that Bard,
IL great man, should any body have
The temerity to doubt 1t.
Gas WoHHs.--The papers continue
10 keep up supply Of undisturbed
heads, for news by telegraph from Kan
sas. Here are some Of them now pas.
sing current startling news from Kan
"a y Attack on the City Of Leaven-
worth y " The Free Sellers driven
out at the point Of the Bayonet -
Property destroyed and oonfseated Y
New York Tribnne's correspondent
killed !" " Bloody Battle at Ossaw-
atomic The Free Sellers totally
Routed p Brown d Son tEdi,ors)
killed." Drown IL second cousin,
ofSheritf Jones) aOssawattomis sacked
and burnedn' THE Iowa road Block.
AIDED Y = 1900 MisaouriauH In The
field |" Contemplated attack on the
vacant ate Of Lawrence Y Lack OF
men and means on the pro.elavery
side T. "They call loudly on The South
for men and means T. I" Arrival Of |
Governor Geary at 81. Louis !" /" He
proceeds to Kansas---his instructions
not TO make a fool Of himself, and be |
killed. T. The President moving In
the matter" etc etc. How well such
stuff fills up column, In a bed blank.
Of newspaper; the craft alone know.
Place these heads by the side Of the
heads that 60 north and mark the diff
ference.
The Kansas, excitement, will not DO
allayed until after the Presidential con-
test. In the mean time, we hope for
the peace Of the country that reason
able number Of those who 40 there to
fight Of both parties, may measure
their shadows on the earth to prove
that they are valorous men, willing to
fight for equal rights; which can only
DO enjoyed BY dead mtn, when they
are thrown In trenches. to gil up dan
gerons ahoesses III the earth. Goahead
gentlemen and eight. Ifthere are any
Of the citizens Of New Orleans, who
are ambitious Of distinction ia this way
let them 60 into the field and show it,
instead Of staying at home to hold
Kansas meetings, and pass Kansas
" Resolutions" +
sob-AA~a--a-~-- 4
ANOTHER TIcKET.--It has been as.
serted BY these who keep q thumb all
the time on the political pulse Of the
town. that a Fremont, ELECTORAL ticket
would get at least one hundred votes
1t the Capital. We make no doubt Of
ewxA e. 1
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q m M SALOON

'EFIH WsII KHUWH DHIUDTI AHu HR -
i Restaurant, having UNDER VIZ
gone thorough repairs, Is now ar. -
ranged % accommodate parties, and serve
up at short notice, oysters, Red Fish, and
other deleeacies. to please the palate Of
fonHoisssnrs and bon vivanfs The desi,e OF
the proprietor, il to win FOR the Gem Saloon.
a wide spiead reputation Ill The hest Restatis
rat In the State outside Of New Orleans.
sepss. em. STEPHEN BAsELIgCU.
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| glories brought forth In The tulles
measure Of fruition. II was day eyel
| to be remembered and preserved II
The calendar OF lhe Democratic party
and will DO cherished BY The living
disciples Of constitutional liberty while
the mind is left free to think and coli.
science to worship according to its own
imperial diutatioii. A splendid mern4
ing dawnea upon the busy notes Of
preparation, succeeded BY d day that
could not have besn more properly
varied by fitting clouds and feeting
shades II The deities Of heaven had
fashioned 1t out for their own special
jubilee.
One or two extracts from the address
Of the President Of the meeting, the
Hon. 7. Landfy-=will suffice to show
the complexion of his politics That
eloquent gentleman said, with " Dem.
oeratie { llberality: Tz
Know Nothingism in the North
was Fremontism and allied itself to
the negro worsbipper in The South
1t was Fillmofeism, without shade
of principle for Its basis. with.
out nationality and Without The ahad-
ow Of success. Il was loo weak to
be feared, and, as a party, bad moth.
ing TO recommend 1t to our respect
Mr.. Parham nh Old Line Wing,
then addressed the meeting After
him Mr.. Where, spoke. Then auoth4
er series Of" Resolutions " were adop.
ted. Then Mr.. Ut. Paul, another
Old Line Wing addressed the meet.
ing. Mr.. Ut. Paul, IL one Of three
gentlemen, ITO whom the Il Democrat
10 " caucus Of The last Legislature, gave
8 seat In the Senate eonstitutionally
occupied, by an. american citizen.
Dinner came on before 1t was ready
and rs Is usual on Barbecue occasions,
the men rushed to the pits Of roast
meat, and hnabbed The most Of
IL, before II could DO placed on
the dishes. The consequences was
that although there was q superabun.
dsnee for twice the number many
went away with nothing, but patriotic
speeches to satisfy their appetites. 80
Even The ladies' table wins beset by
The multitude Of bungrey men-we
say gentlemen. The pail
bearers done their best To attend
70 the ladies', but what Ia the
power Of few among the many
even II they do have on badges Of
One thing we marvel at, In the
As,,oea,o,s a.oa,,t A.. .s,,..u l..
=. IL ss1', -, -, -
.'s Aea' VI '.'s "f''e'e 'na' 'hefe were
I've thousand present; near the close
IF his interesting account, be throws a
shadow of doubt upon the figures by |
- Wins ..,bs n,nhar of ,,o,.a,,s ,,,,,,s.,,,
49,. .,.',sY,. - p''es'
were sa''oas'y estimated d. from ioor
o SIX thousand 10 our eye there
we're about twenty-five hundred, as
o'lows: |
Male Strangers, 500
Female Strangers, 800
Children, MALE 500
1" tFemate) 200
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To Thomas II. Clay, son Of Hen
~ Glay, has been elected President Of
the Americas State Couaoil of Hen.
lucky
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Spffial Mottffa.

Received per late Arrivals.
I'M BAGS Liverpool salt, Iii fine order !:
IUU 80 Bbls. Crescent Mills Surerfnss
Flour. lsepte BARsHs 4 BsHJAmfH
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NOTICE.

A LLPERsONs indebted to the undersigned for
n account OF the past and previous years, are
requested TO come forward and settle,
sept2-M -. J0URDAN.
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FOR SALE

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 80 PEARS sof age
q good House Servant, Washer and Ironer
For particulars enquire Ut The Comet oface>
sgt 80. q d ..Fs.sss-s-4sss.-.sf q.
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LIST or DEATHS

In Baton Rouge fot tbs week ending Sept. 6sh, '5s.
Il
August sfs-sson If A. Datdls I. ii o. IN months
old dsease@@FEux.
August 81 .a~stm of Chas Lahee, 4 ii. d. & Years,
SEPT. Slave of John Tiiano 10 years, diseases
Typhoid fever.
Sept. Al. DOLLAR, 90 years, disease HI ssm-
peranee,
Sept. 5s--ghlld, ~ mo-, dssase--Coayalslen
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Independence Fire Company no. n
THE annual meeting Of this Come
4 pany III be held on Saturday -
l4th fnsti II postponed until MON I
pAF EVENING, 10th inst, Pune. -
tnal attendance Of the members ID
requested. BY order III the foreman
seps16. IL &. VfAiEf. sret;v
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ANOTHER TIcKET.--It has been as.
serted BY these who keep q thumb all
the time on the political pulse Of the
town, that a Fremont, ELECTORAL ticket
would get at least one hundreds votes
At the Capital. We make nodoubt Of
it. The latter day democracy, would
have to resort to other means, than
those now used, to keep within the
their ranks, the hundred Aforesaid
F1LLMoRE, will get the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, by about one hundred
majority, and Fremont ticket, would
make il two hundred.
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LoNG PErluoN-Itis is said that petition,
seyenty-Gve feet long, for the removal of j.
y. McDniic, United States Marshal, has
been forwarded to the President - Lnt0n
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Sheriff. sale.

SNClIN : SOIc.
DI VIRTUE of M order of sale to me directed
ID issu, out of the honorable District Ccurt of
the 10Th Judic al District il ana Tor Trinity
County, State of California, on a judgment rem
dertd tie 'cn-ol the 18th o. June, 1856, in the
case of Catht rine Chattelleon Widow rarelcur,
pS. Frances Pigeon, have this day seized and
will expose to sale at public auct o. on the 18th
day of July, 1856, between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ and =. NJ, at the premises, to the highest
ane best oder for cash. all the right, title and
interest of above named parties in and to house
or stone situated ON Deadwood Crock known as
the "D, ,adwood Store" together with all the APP
purtenances N any wise apperaining thereto, TO
satisfy said order Of the honorable Court.
f. NEElEIT, sheriff
by J. \. WATSON, Deputy
Wcavervillc, July Sth, 1856. n2jtf
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J, B, GORDON, M. d.

nR. GORDON will continue to practice Mcdi-
Dcine and Surgery. Calls from distance must
be accompani' by the FEE to insure his attention
Weaver June 1S 1886. 23-tf
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S4OO REWARD !!

NlEl,EAS, on the night of the Sth inst. Ed
w ward Line, GtiaS the " Commodore" escaped
from the custody of Dennis Maloy, to whose keep
iag he had been temporarily committed by me,
ly virtue of a writ TO me d rect,d by Chas. Brad
Icy. j. L. for North Fork townsh p, Tor the st
of sa d &" Commodore" charged with an assault
on Charles Shailcr, with Il, adly wtapoa, with
intent TO Kill. on the morning OF the 4th inst, on
Big Bar III trinity County.
Now, to any person or persons who shall in this
County or State cause sad Line, alias e Commo-
aore' to be arrested and lodged in some secure
place, so that may be enabled during my term
of ofice, TO recover the custody OF his person,
will pay the sum of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Will also pay further sum of TWO III N
DRIED DOLLARS to any one who shall procure
or cause the arrest Of any person or persons who
aid, or assisted said Line in his escape atoresa d.
This 9th day of July, 1856.
/. G. MESSEC, L. Sheriff.
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Mountain Market.

Mountain Market.
On Court ST. at the head of Main.
This Market is constantly sup F.
KE3fs piled with every thing IN this yaEA
slA-.USasline of business, such BEEF. III -
PORK. .CORNED BEEF, PlCKLED Porn SAU-
SAGE. SMOKED AND FRESH, TRIrE HEAD
CHEESE, BLOOD FUDDlNGS, LlVERWORST,
&C. Corned beef aud p.ckl,d Pork, always ON
hand aud for sale in KEGS, aud in quantity or
quality our assortment of
BACON a y ID III A NJ s.
cannot he surpassed. They are cured by us for
this market. aud are warranted to be sweet and
good. those wishing anything in our line will do
well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere
LOOMS, HUSCROfT a. TO.
Weaver, May 3, 1856. l5-tf
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Juuge TerrY's Letter

The following, addressed to the people o
the State, we learn from the Unien wa,
published in the San francisco TeraM OF
the Sth inst:
TO TUE PEOPLE OF CALIFoENIA-We are
authorized to state that, on the third day Of
July inst, Judge Terry received cominuni
CATION from Col Zabrlskic and Gen Allen,
in which they Informed him that Gov. john
son had delegated to them full powers to set
tie the difficulty existing between the State
Government and the Flglance Committee.
IN which communication those gentlemen
quoted passage from ,he address of Mrs.
Terry, published few days ago, relative to
the resignation of Judge Terry, provided it
was made apparent that such was the wish
ol the majority OF the people of the State,
ana they requested the Judge, in said com
mullcntlon, TO point ont some mtde by which
The will of the people in regard to his res,g-
naftGn could he asccrtaintd The Judge,
being isolated from all his friends, and not
allowed to see or communicate with them.
refused TO make any written reply to those
gentlemen, being alprehenSive that it might
be suppressed; but the following answer TO
their communication was sent 10 Il friend
and although it is addressed to Col ZabrS.
kie and Others, Judge Terry desires the
whole State to know aud understand his
views on that question, and now submits hi,
reply te,the impartial judgment of his fel-
wcitizcns:.
10 Col ZAERIsKlE AND OTHERS Il have
authorized Mr.. Crittenden to say To YOU. in
answer to your communication Of the 3d iu-
stant, ihat tlre most speedy and satisfactory
means OF ascertamg the wishes of the peo-
pile of this State as to my continuance on
the Bench which suggests itself to nv mind
is the following:
Let the offences charged against me be
submitted to IA public trial before an impair
tlal jury, as speedily as may be. Ii am
found guilty Of any offence whatever, | will
at once resign.
l take it for granted that the people of
California desire to see no man occupying
the position OF Judge who is guilty of any
crime, and | will accept the verdict of an
impartial jury AS the sense of the people,
and act promptly upon that verdict.
Respectfully, etc,
DAvID S. TERRY
Written July 9TH 1856.
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NEW ADVERTISEM'TS
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, Weaverville
II July IL, 1866.
Eo> Persons calling for the same will please
say" Advertised
LADIES' LIST.
Clev lard Miss Jessie Il. O'Neale, Mrs. J.
Chapman. Mrs. Sarah j. Styles, Mrs. Mary
Miller, Mrs. Nancy Wentworth, Miss Lizzie
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
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An Act

TO amend an Act entitled "An Act concern
ing Roads and Highways" passed Apr
2e, 1858. Approved ArrI 49, 1866
The P"ft cfHe ste # CoHGorn,q, grp,e
~ sented IN Senate am -AssemiV, do eaad IS
ttHGuS:
See |. Section sixth of said. Act is here
by amended so MS to read as follows:
Sec. &. The Board of Supervisors shall
have lowcr to levy Il road tax on all bodied
men between the ages of twenty one and
fifty years, which shall not exceed four dol
lars per anum, and II property tax which
shall not exceed five cents on each one hun
dred dollars for road purposes, to he levied
and collected at the same tme and in the
same manner, as other property taxes are
collected; PrluG", that the provisions of
this SECTION, so far us it relates to the road
tax, shall not apply to any of the mcorpor-
ated cities of this State; aHa, prorsHM tNr-
mer, that any person liable to lny road tax
as Eercih provided, may, at his option, pay
the same in lalor Oh thc road under the dl-
rcction Of the Ovcrsccr, at the rate of two
dollars per day.
See. Z. Section tenth of said Act Is here
by amended so as to read as follows.
Sec. 10. Each Road Overseer shall re
port to the Board OF Supervisors quarterly
the amount OF money collected and paid out
10y him, and TO whom, and for what puid ;
the number Of days lie has been in actual
service and also, Il list of delinquentS; and
the said OverSeerS shall make affidavit, be-
fore Il Justice of the Peace, or some other
officer qual.iie 10 administer oathS, that the
said report and delinquent list are correct,
to the best Of his knowledge and belief; and
any person refusing or ncglocting 10 pay the
road tax required hy this Act to the Over
seer, within three days after the said tax
shall have been demanded, in writing, of
him, by such OvcrScur shall be conSd, red Il
delinquent, and the OverSeer Shall proceed
to levy and SELL at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, after giving public notice as
required by law on sales under execution,
the property Of such delinqucnts, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy such
delinquens' road tax, and costs Of making
such sale.
Sec g. Section eleventh of said Act is
hereby amended so as to read as follows:
See ! /. The OverseerS shall each receive
for their services, while in actual employ
ment, such compensation as shall be allowed
by the Board OF Supervisors, not to exceed
Six dollars per day.
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III A II DW ARE,
Z TO N "a N q - t O O !.

w. w. TINNIN s. Co.,
WEST SIDE MAIN sT. NEXT DOOR TO MINERS HOTEL.
w Il are now receiving and will keep always on
w hand, a general assortment of Hardware, of
the best quality, consisting OF
CUT TVROUGHT md HORSE NAILS,
SHO VELS, SLEUGES, .4UGURS,
ems ELS, PLANES, Hi7tYiEIS
LCChS, UtITS, S(REHS
L1TCHES, .fIES, BEER PEyuPS,
FILES, BELLS, IRA W h NIVES
SQUARES, GRINDSI'ONES.
LCG CWiINS, GROSS Cur 81 VS..
HALTER - WUIP r
TRACE " HAND
B4ILLNG WIRE, SLLICE FORKS,
nav FORhS,
BOR.4X, QUICA SL YER WIADOW GL4SS,
PUTTY, PALNI y, OILS, P1RAISHLS. &c.,
BLACkSMlTll'o furnished with the best arti-
Gle of Iron and Steel Of every size, for cash only
w. W. TINNIN d Co.
Weaver, April IL, 1856. l2-tf
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A VERY SINGULAR AFFAlR-A very Gu
riOus instance Of confusion took place in a
family in Lombard street. \ mother and
daughter were 10th confined nn the same
day. each having lttle son. in the hustle
If the moment, both babies were placed III a
,radIe, and to the confusion OF the mothers,
when the Youngsters were taken from The
o-adIe, they were unable to tell which was
,he mothers and which was the daughters
son-a matter which, of course, must even
remain mystery. The family is in great
distress over the ailair-Albaay Aa'eef
boc.er.
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CHA ] B BCEYVILLE HOTEL.
DR.. H. M. CHAUNCEY. Proprietor.

THE Proprietor having just completed s,stSszAS
L large aud commodcous Hot,l, wih HI
hereafter be prepared to accommodate asfaa
those who may favor him with their patronage
in manner he trusts will pie ase them.
1t is pleasant drive from the town of Weaver
to this Hofcl and part Gnlar attention will be
paid to k, eping supply of refreshments on hand
for transient visitors
The table and sleeping department are under
the care and rcct!on OF MRS GuILFoRD, a lady
we'll qualified to make everything pleasant aud
agre, able to those who may visit this Hotel.
The Ear is Under the charge of MR JACOB aoss
already well known in this community, where the
best ot Liquors and Cigars can always be found
Chaunceyville, July II, 1856 25-ti.
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BIRTH

:, weaverville on the Sd inst, the lady OF Dr.
is. HARRIS, Of daughter
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PRolp Britain lays AGO eco year for
the pin-monty Of one woman, and only
100000 year for the public education OF
several million children.
THE new flag of Nicaragua has a device
of seven volcanoes in full blast, typical OF
the country and Tie earthquake energy Of
the fibuster chief who now controls its des-
tinies
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WEAVERVILLE THEATER

THIS Theater has been enlarged and put "a
L in thorough I, pair, and will he rented by ~
the single night, month or season. The The S..k
atcr is we'll suppl, with scenery and properties
aud will accommodate five huEdr, persons. For
terms, &c. apply to f. W, ELAkE, Weaver, Trinity
Co.
Weaver, July II, 1856. f5tG
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Dissolution of Partnership.
$50 Rev ard.

TINIIE above Rewasd will he paid to any person
L who will give such information as will lead to
the detection and Hviction Of the person or per
sons who lave within the past few weeks wilfully
removed and destroyed the Sign Boards ON the
lroka Trail between this place and Bates Ranch
T.. G. JOSlIN.
Weaver June IS. 1856 23tr
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in and for sad County and State. May Term, A.
n. 1856.
Susan Young
VS.. Action for Divorce
Anderson Young.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that serv &c cannot b. made on the Defendant In
the above entitl cause because he cannot be
fourd in this State. 1t is therefore ordered that
service thereof be mad, hv publ cation of the
Summons against said Defendant once week for
twelve weeks. in the Trinity Journal publish
cd in the County of Trinity. And the Clerk Of
this Court is hereby d cted to issue a Summons
aud certificate as reqlir in this Order.
tSlgn,d0 J. S. PITZER, Dist Judge.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Trinity I, II. J. Sea-
man. Clerk of the Court aforesaid, hereby certify
the above true copy of the Order of saia Court
now on Gle in my Office,
- In witness whereof | have hcrcunto SET
{. my band aud seal of sa d Court this 27th
q" - day of June, a. d. 1876
II. J. SEAMAN Clerk.
By II. G. STUART. Deputy. 243m.