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QJEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &C.,

such as cups sancers, plates platterS tereens and
80 torths; glass derantlrs, salt cellars pitchers tuR
blers. ~. all Of which will he sold cheap. ...t D
call is respectfully sicitcd from all before pur.
chases are made elsewhere, vs. it will ever be the aim
of the undersigned 10 please which, with our present
as by regular mportatons by futufe vessels, we are
confident we can accomplish.
Rs- Remember the place
RUTLEDGE & LOWE,
Post Office Building, opposite Ayres' Tin Shop
Olympia, Sept. 4, 1858. nI2Ir.
, 1856-09-19

IN The Senate Of The United States, July !, 1856.
The President Of the United State, having returned
to the Senate. IN which It originated the bill entitled
An act making an Appropriation for. deepening the
channel the ST. Cir Cats, in the State OF Michi.
gan with his objections theIeti the Senate proceed
ed in pursl ance Of the constitution to reconsider the
same aud
ResoIrsJ. That the said bill do pass twothrds Of
the Senate agreeing 70 pass the same.
Attest ASHBURY DlCKINs,
Sec.'y of the Senate.
, 1856-09-19
Piano Fcrt and Eelodeons.
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOODWORTH l. CO..

IMPORTERS OF PIANO FoRrEs AND NHoDEoSs.
- TO Clay St. are the exclusive agents for the
kydkA, ale Of the SropAKrs PIANO FOErus am
'fIrf fPRINcE's MgLODEnNs. In California. and arr
* constantly receiving them direct from the Nav.
ufactory. Such arnneemeuts have becn made a. will
enable them 70 supply the-e celebrated instruments At
mpnufacturers prizes thus securing n pnhaser- the
advantage II making personal selection frnm large
md comnlete assortment. and Of avoiding the great
ri~k and delay Of mnortation Just received stock
Of Piano Fortes for hire.
Slu Franoifeo. April q lsi5. 13U
, 1856-09-19

Legal Advsriissments.-After this date, (Aprl
I, 56 legal advertisement will be inserted in ti.
paper unless IT is accompanied by the cash.
, 1856-09-19
N the House Of Representatives. Of he United States
Iliip \ leh6

n ths House Of Representatives. Of he United States
Julg s. 1856. ...f ..
The House Of Representatives having teen notified
by tile Senate that the bill entitled IAN at max
ing an appropriation for deepening the channel ovel
the at> II the St. Marys river In the State Mich
saR,N had been returned BY the President, with his
jeetions, 10 the Senate. in which il originated, and
that the Senate, having proceeded, in pur.uante O
the consultation, TO re ON id,r the same had Re
solved that the said bill should pass twO-trdS Of the
Senate agreeing to pass the same, the oue OF Rel,
resentltives proceeded in pursuance Of the constu
tion, To reconsider the said bill and
Resolved, That the said bill do pass, twothirds Of
the House Of Representatives Ogreeing 10 pass the
same. ...
Attest WA. CULLOM,
H.r Clerk House Reps.
, 1856-09-19

AN ACT making an appropriation for deepening t {
channel ever the fats Of the ST. Mdys nyer, in the
state Of Michigan.
BE It enacted By he Senate and House Qf Represent
GtireS Of the United Ntdrs Of America Ia L,n,yrs'
fssHbied That the sum If one bundled thou AID dol
lars be. and t,e same is hereby, appropriated wards
George according IT, the estimate Uf Captain Macomb
Of the typographical corps communicated 10 the Sen
ate in the report of the Secretary OF War dated Janu
ary Ell rhteen, eighteen hGndred and ffty-lve PJOri
drd That the dred ing machine purchased for the i'm
prOvemeit Of the 81. Clair fats may he employed
when not required therefor at the discreti Of the
Secretary of War, in the improvement of the st. Mi
rys river or strait
, 1856-09-19

AN ACT 70 remove distractions 10 navigation in the
mouth Of the Mississippi river, at the Southwest
BE enacted bg he Senate and House Of Rsprssenf-
afi0es Of he United States Of America IN Congress
esatneied, That for the opening and keeping open
tnp channels OF sufficient capacity 10 accommodate the
wants OF commerce through the Southwest Pass a
ontre leading from the Mississippi river into the
Sulf OF Mexico, the II three hundred and thirty
, 1856-09-19

ok.l
AN ACT granting to certain citizens Of the State
Of Missouri, the right to enter certain lands In the
Plattsburg district. In said State.
WHEREAS, the State Of Missouri uuder the provis-
Of the eighth section Of the act Of Congress Of the
fourth Of September eighteen hundred and fortyone
felected certain lands in the Plattsburg district In
the said state Of Missouri which lands were thereup-
m withheld from sale by the United States; and
whereas, the said State Of Missouri permitted enteS
hereof to be made ct the State land Office and when-
hs also, the said selections by the State Of Missouri
we're subsequently rejected and not confirmed to the
1Aid State now therefore,
Be enacted BY the Senate and House of Repre,eni.
h,iDes Of he United States Of America IN ConRrss,
GIsem5ed That In al'cases where persons purchased
such lands from the said State Of Missouri by entry
at the State Land office, the title to which lands Is stiil
the United States such persons having purchased
the same or their assgnees in case the same shall
have been sold and conveyed, shall be permitted 70
enter the same at the proper land Office OF the United
sttes at the price Of one dollar and twenty-five cents
per acre Propided that In all cases where entries
o. such lands have been permitted to be made at the
proper United States land ofice, at one dollar and
twenty-five cents per acre, by persons who had pur
chased the same from the State of Missouri theiI
assgnees, such entries sales shall be, and the
are hereby confirmed PForidsd further, that moth
ing in this act contained shall be so construed 50 as
to interfere with the rights Of third parties.
Approved July 3d.
, 1856-09-19
In hs Senate orhe Uaifrd States. july 7. 1856

In tas Senate Of he United States, July I, 1856.
The President Of the United States having returned
to the Senate in which il originated. tie bill entitled
An at making un appropriation fol deepening the
channel over the Hats Of the St harys river IN the
State Of Michigan with his objection Thereto the
Senute proceeded in pursuance OF the Constitution to
reconsider the same and
Resoirsd, That the said bill do pass twothirds Of
the Senate agreeing to pass the ,ame.
Attest ASHBUkY DlCKlNS,
Sec'y. Of the Senate.
, 1856-09-19

Mems calf kip, and stnga boots assorted sizes; boys
do; mcrs' and boys kip ST ga and calf shoes. La.
die' and misses CATERS slippers, &c, suitable for all
ages sizes, aud conditions.
als ,,aor -, th a., L.,
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
WATCHES AND JAlyA1AI
J.LORTSDORF.

NORTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET, wEAyERyIIIE.
NTOULD call the attention Of the citi- (--2qo
w zens of Wcavervillc, and Trinity Co, e IA
generally, to his new and splendid stock OF fnc
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Also, large stock of California Jewelry on
hand, and constantly made to order.
Et5"W Watches carefully repaired, and choice
Specimen Rings and Breast Pins made to order.
Weaver, Sept. e, 1856 33-tE
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES
POST OFEICE NOTICE.

The Mail will close at this Office every Monday
evening, at o'clock. precisely. Special notice
will always be given of the closing of the Allan
tic mail. 5. d. kRElDER, Z. NJ,
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
NKeTTCE

THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS will meet at
/ the { ourt House in NeaVcryillc on the 18th
day ofScptcmbcr instant 20 cqnulizc the Supple
mcutay Assessment Roll for the year 1856, as
prCseuted BY The Assessor at that time.
d. VI. POTTER, Ass. for Trim Co.
September 9TH 1856. u33-lt
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
COpartncr>hiD Notice.

TINIlE undersigned, having formed a Copartner-
j ship for the purpose Of tranHctlng the Build
ing aud Contracting business, desire to assure the
public, in soliciting their patronage that all bus
mess entrusted to them shall be executed in the
best manner and upon liberal terms. They have
taken the stand formerly occupied by Harris q
johnson, on the North side Of Court street. in the
town Of Mcavcrvile and will be ready at NH
times to accommodate persons wishing to contract
for the building Of bridges Brick or Frame uou.
ses, and Carpenter Work generally.
LOVE s. BRAY.
Weaver, April II, 1886. l2-tC
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
TRINITY GARDEN STORE.

MAIN STREET. wEAVERyILLE.
V'lIE proprictors 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 fire. from their Ranch on Trinity River,
every day; The also have complete selection of
Groceries and Provisions including,
SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE, TEA,
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE,
and in fact; every thing in the Grocery, Vcgcta-
bic and Provision line. Their prices are low, the
proprctors being determined to do large bust
ness at small profits. Friends will please givo us
"A call MORSE, MABIE a co.
n. B.-Wc have SAW MILL In operation on
our Ranch, and will supply the citizens of Wca-
ycrville and vicinity with Lumber Of Il superior
quality al very low rates.
G'5~ Orders for Lumber, left at the "Trinity
Garden store, will be promptly attended to.
July 1916. NJ, NJ d co.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
Fire ! Fire ! Fire
SIMS & FRASER.
-OREGON STREET, NEAR FRONT,

--UHEIVN y NEETi NTAIt HUN =
SAN FRANCISCO,
NIANUFACTURER of FircProof Doors and
wi shutters, Bank Vaults Grating, Balconies,
Railing, &c, dc.
All kinds Of Black,nthing done to order.
Second hand SHUTTERS constantly ON hand,
and for sale at Low RATES.
Go- Particular attention paid 10 Country or
dcrs.~FtN
n. B.-Oregon Street is in front Of the Custom
House, North side Of " Merchants Exchange
san Francieco July 9G, 1856, u 3m,
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
HEALTH OR SICKNESS!
HOLLOWAYS PILLS.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
rNIlE blood furnishes the material of every bone
| muscle gland and fibre in the human frame
When pure, il secures health to every organ when
corrupt, ii necessarily produces disease llolo.
ways Pills operate directly upon the elements r
the stream OF life, ncutrallng the principle Of
disease, and thus radically curing the maladv.
whether located in the nerves. the stomach the
liver the bowels the MUSCLES, the skin, the brain,
or any other part of the system.
Used TnROr Glfurr rHE wOHLp
Holloway Pills are cqual clicaciuus in com
plants common to the whole human race aud in
disorders peculiar to certain climates and oculi-
ties.
AIARMlSG DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and arrangement OF the liver. tn.
source Of iniifmity and suffering, and the calls.
OF innumerablc deaths yield to these curatiyc-
IN all cases, however aggravated acting as mild
purgativc, Alternative aud tonic they relieve the
bowels, purify the fluids and mviporate the rys-
tenn and the constitution at the same time
GENERAL WEAKNESS NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.
When all stimulants fail the rcnovatng ana
bracing properties Of these Pills give lirNns * TO
the shaking nerves and cnfctbcd muscles of the
victim of general debility.
DELICATE FEMALES.
All irregularities and ailments incident to the
delicate aud sensitive organs Of the sex are re-
moved or prevented by few doses of these mild
but iufallbc Alternatives No mother who r,,
regards her own or her children health shoutd
fail to have them within her reach
SCIENTIFIC ENpORSEMENTs
The London Lancet the London " Medical
Review and the most eminent or the faculty or
Great Britain. France and Germany, have culo-
gizcd the Pills aud their inventor
Ho2owoy's PdS Ue Tho teatr. m,dg It9,e,. IN Ns
wortd or thc Joliowmg ,c,ses.
Asthma, Diul1hna b. .epaton.
Bowel Complts, Dropsy ladoeu4a,
Coughs Debility, Inflammation,
Gods, Fever aud Aguc, Inward WINS,
Chest Diseases, Female Comp l., Liver Compls,
Costivencss, Dyspepsia Headaches
Lowness of Spirits, Piles
Stone and Gravel, Secondary symptoms,
NencTeal Affections, NCru, al all kinds.
- Sold ut the Manufacture of Professor lIol-
loway, so Maiden Lane, " olk, and IA strand
London, by all respectable Druggists aud Deal
ers in Medicine throughout the nited States aud
the civilized world, in boxes at "a cts G2! cts,
and S each
Eo-There is a considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes
n B.-DirrctiOns for the guidance OF patients
in every disorder affixed to each box,
August 9, 1886. 29h
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
.ANII3ROTYpES, \

fI'llE undersigned hcgs leave to inform the cit
L izcns of Weavcryllle and vicinity that he has
taken rooms at Clilord's Hall where he Is prcpar-
cd to take Ambrotype lihcncs-cs in the best stye.
Its beauties far surpass those taken on the Dagucr-
rcotypc plate entirely avoiding the dazzling gloss.
scratches, &c. of the latter.
Likcnesses taken with or without colors, as de-
sired, Views taken Of Miners at work in their
claims, private residences, mountain scenery, &c.
All pictures warranted to give perfect satsfac-
ton, or rctakcn without extra charge. lnstruc-
ton given Call soon.
+. b. IlENDEE, Artist.
Weaver, August Is, 1886. 32-M
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
" GEM s SALOON.
Mountain Market.

(NEW FIRE E-PRoOF BUILpING,)
On Court St at the head of Main
EANERN Il.IE.
NllE subscribers now occupy their new
! Market, which they will cndcavor to gSs 9Tsssp
keep supplied with good Beef rs Cali elS-l W.
torna affords. Also MI TTON. PORK. CORNED
BEEF, PlCKLED PORK, AISAGES. TRIPE.
and all other things usually kept in Market, in
their season. We invite the public generally to
call and see, LOOMS, IiUSCROFT n co.
Weaver, August 10, 1886, soft
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
PICKLED SALMON.

TCST RECEIVED, 20 Keg, Fresh Pick-nST{N
y led salmon. For sale low, by fszs.i
II. HOChEt.
Weaver, Augu-t .. 1856 ?otf
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
Cotillion Party

'NHERE will be a Cotillon Party given at the
L Evans House, on Big Bar, Trinity River, on
Thursday evening, Sept llth 1856,
MANAGERS:
WEAyERyIGIE.-I Isaac Davis /. Comstock.
OREGoN GuLCH.-Hank Harris A. j. Fcltcr.
NORTH FoRk.-C. Lee, II. o. Adams.
MCGHIIvRAY 81. McGiliyray Capt. Sawyer
BIC FIAT d. b. Murphy, John b. May.
BIG BAR.-Peter Marion, \, A. Simonds.
MANzINETA,- +. Julliard DR., Montague.
CoX's BAR.-O. Simmons. VIM Sanford
NANcE's BAR.-H. =. Chiffon, j. r. Sanburn.
LITTLE PRAIME.-A, Peltreau, Geo. Penny.
TAYLoR's FLAT.-Charles Clements
CANADIAN BAR.-Jno. ". Wnslett
Floor MANAGEKs.--A I, Rice, j. C. Sanbnrn
Big Bar. Aug lG 1856 30-4w.
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
SicriH'S Sale.

DY virtue Of an alias Execution to me directed.
ID issued out of the Hon. District Court Of the
Sth, now the 18th Judicial District in and for the
County Of Humboldt on a Judgment rendered
therein ON the 10Th day Of September A. ID. 1853,
in favor Of w c. Martin and II. J. Dart, and a.
gainst j, K. Fish and Isaac ". Hempfcld. for the
sum of five hundred and seventy dollars and e Oh
ty-fve cents, 500 49, Judgment and interest
to date of Judgment, and one hundred and eiglI-
ty-ninc dollars and twenty cents (Sl89 20,) costs
and disbursements, and sixty-scvcn dollars and
twenty-five ccnts (S61 2j,) additional costs, to-
gcthcr with aCcruing costs thereon. will on
Tuesday, the :3Oth day OF Septem-
ber, 4. -. 1856. al the Court House door,
in Trinity County, between the hours Of 10
a. and p. IN. Of said day, expose to public
sale to the highest bidder, for cash all the right.
title sand interest estate and claim Of The said
Fish and ficmpheld, whichthey had at the time
of the levy aforesaid in and 10 q" the Ranch
knowuas Burnt Ranch, on Trinity river and in
Trinity co., together with all improvements
thereunto belonging, or in any Wise appertain-
ing to satisfy said Judgment, interest, costs,
and accruing interest and costs together with
all additional interest and costs thereon.
Weayerylle, sept 4, 1896.
l., NEBLETT, Sheriff
By J. ). WAr-oy, Deputy
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
AMERICANS! S!ATTENTION!

INlE various Councils throughout the County
i will meet in Convention on the 18th dav of
september, to nominate candidates as ordered hy
the County Council, for the following Offices, viz
one ASscmbl lyman, one Sheriff, one Clerk one
TrcasHrcr one Assessor, one District Attorney.
one Surveyor, one Coroner, and one Public Ad-
mnlelrator, for the County one Supervisor for
each District two Justices of the Peace and two
Con~tabc- for each township.
BY order Of the County Council
NM. FEAST G. SccrctarV
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06

The Fertilization appropriation embraces
for Notifications at Alcatras Island, San
Francisco Bay, California, 100000. For
fortilicatonS at Fort Point, entrance of San
Francisco Bay, California, S350.000.
l.. II. Herbert. has been acquitted and
again occupies his seat.
Mr.. Herbert made an unsuccessful effort
to introduce a resolution authorizing the iu-
tervcntion Of the United States land and ma
val forces i'll San Francisco affairs.
The Commissioners at Panama from the
United States, having performed their mis-
sion, have returned home.
The British have seven mcn-ofwar at
Grcytown.
The Panama star states that Riyas is
fortiiyng himself against Walker, and con
tends that he is State President
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
.NoTTOE.

w h have this day disposed of our interest in
w the Drug store on Main Street, to II. W. An
dcrson, who will hereafter conduct the business.
DAWSON * HARRIS.
Weaver, August ?, 1856. 3s-f
The Trinity journal., 1856-09-06
MCLEAN \ WEAVER.

BLACK SMITHS,
COURT STREET, WEAVERVILE
ID DLACkSMITlIING Of all kinds, Horse. A
ID Mule and OK Shocing, done In the best ~ ~,
manner. and on reasonable terms for CAsn. w
A large assortment of Miners Tools Rockers,
Toms, Picks Shovcls Crow-Bars Tom and Rock
cr Irons, Shicing Forks and "a great variety of
III A II ID W A X Il,
kept constantly on hand and for sale at our shop
situate ON Court stncct near the Union Hotel
Thankful for past 0yors, we hope by close ap-
plicalion to business, to merit share of public
patronage. Miners and others wishing any thing
in our line will do well to give Us call.
MCLEAN Il WEAVER.
Weaver. April II, 1856 2G-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28
Wilmington and Manchester Rail- Road Co.

We understand that the location of the proposed
shops and other matters relating thereto was on We'd
nes1ay afternoon, referred to future meeting Of the
Stockholders TO be called for that purpose The
former board of directors was CHOSEN. Mr.. Gregg
the former President, in speech declined being
candidate for reelection. The name of Mr. Mutt
was Withdrawn by O. G. Forsley, Esq, and I. D.
Walker, Esq, chosen President without serious
opposition.
We understand that at previous period of the pro-
ceedings resolution passed, fixing the salary Of
President at two thousand dollars. We are not ex-
ravagant III notions, but never could assent TO
the species of economy that would reduce the salary
attached to Offices of high responsibility However,
that is matter for the Stockholders.
The Stockholders voted service of plate to L. ].
Fleming Esq, testimonial of ither respect for
the man. and their appreciation Of the ability, devot-
edness and fidelity of the officer. However unmean-
ing such things may sometimes be, in this case it was
eminenty deserved, and credable alike to the givers
and to the receiver We trust that Mr. Fleming NAV
long live TO use and enjoy it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-11-28

oG- he Fayetteville Observer of Thurslay. in
stead of attempting any reply to article of Mon
day last, in the tone in which it written, ndul
ges In vein of lnvecive, pontess ani without ef-
ect save IN The exposure OF its feelings of cha
grin and discontinue. As we are tctaIIv free from
the influence of such feelings, nay lie permitted
to waive The opportunity afforded US of replying in
the same tone of invectve lnduged in by cotem-
porary. In our article. reference to the course to
have been pursued in the event of Fremonts elec-
ton. we gave our own views calmly, without excite.
ment. without vitupera ton we gave them with the
calmness of one conscious of right, or, at least i'm
pressed with the full conviction of being right and
we have not word TO take buck. We even went so
far as to atquit the Observer of any improper motive
in lis course, or even any consciousness of It's evil ef
fects Such eHusions that in the Observer of
Thursday 60 far TO shake faith in that respect
We cannot believe that that man ur that press is
actin. for the best interests of the South that meets
every argument showing the impropr ETY. infdeli.
ty o certain courses of action, with the sneering re-
mark that those advancing such arguments have no
right to do SO, because they may not be largely in
terested IN slave property those pursuing course
deemed detrimental 10 the int, of the South in
connection with that species of property and the
attempt TO conine such sneering remark TO Democrat
ic editors, only adds to its previous Objectionable
character the further element of narrow minded big
ory. If those whose position and occupation place
them sentinels the watch towers of public
opinion, not to speak out, who are to speak out
We care not whether Mr. Raynar, nd those who act
| as he has done, hundred or one thousand
negroes, they have acted equally wrong And it
would be but sight consolation for or our subscri-
bers, should we be hurled precipice, to know
that MIR. Rayner, MIR Anybody else, with his hun
dred negroes, went over with us. IF our neck must
be boken we would rather not have it broken in
company with those who only be acquitted of
wilful infdeity by supposng them subject to mental
alteration. We apt to follow own lead, and
shall neither follow the lead, be whipped into
silence, in regard the political position of any
or set of men, simply by being told that they own a
larger number of negroes than do. We do Tot
indulge in denuncialon OF men but, in denouncing
acts and expressions is impossible to separate such
from the persons doing those making of those
expressions. IF the Observer will confne itself to
temperate language, shall be pleased-if not, we
shall endeavor to survive it's denunciatons, and GER
tainIy shall not weary readers by induging in the
same tone against which object in the Observer