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The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25
Trinity Canal Meeting

Pursuant to notice meeting of the citizens
was called Thursday night at Cliffords Hall, for
the purpose Of making report Of the amount of
stock subscr ibcd for and by whom.
On mot on, VIM. NJ. Lowe, Esq. was called to
the chair, and S. d. Kreider, Esq, appointed Sec
retary.
The S cretary report from the number of
lists handed in by the committee, 258 shares sold.
The plan of organization was then read. n.
Garland, Esq, stat' his proposition to the stock
holders. to invest 100000 i'll the construction of
the canal. On motion,
1t was RcsolUed That the subscribers to the
stock be notified that an elt ction for board of
Trustees would br held on Monday evening next.
October z7th at the Wcaverville Theater.
On motion of S. d. Kricd,r. the following com
mttee Of six was appointed to draft a code of
Bylaws for the government and regulation of
the Board Of Trustees WIN. NJ. Lowe. A. j.
Loomis, l.. +. Wheeler, S. d. kr, ider and +. J.
Curtis. The books were op ned for the sale of
stock and large number of shares taken by the
business men of town and miners in attendance.
The meeting adjourned, to meet on Monday next
at the Weavervle Thcater to elect Board Of
Trustees.
WM VI. LOWE, Chairman.
s. D. KRETDER, Secretary.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25

The SLUIcE Box'-A sprightly and humorous
production at Orleans Bar, published by A. Eel
10 Office under tree back Of the livery stable, y
has made its appearance The editor, Mr.. Ii.
Cheek, makes his bow to the public after the fol-
lowing style:
"With becoming modesty we curve our spine
to our numerous patrons on this our first entrance
into the literary arena.
Our intense modcsty prevents us from stating
the immense advantages we expect will flow from
the appearance Of this sheet among the benighted
inhabitants of this city, and we shall therefore
simply state our intentions.
Having mad arrangements with Messrs Aiken
IL Co. for full sluicehead Of .fuld, we intend to
wash OFT the top dirt from the whole Bar and Law
bore the shining PARTICLES which we are sure lie
hid among the rubbish. unless some of our patrons
have something buried which they particularly
desire should not be brought to light in which
case they will lind us ready to turn oil the stream
TOR a consideration.
For President We shall support the candidate
most Likely to win when we hnd out which one it
is, aud for our disintercsted support we expect no
less than custom house appointment either ut
Crescent CITY or humboldt Bay--we hope the lat
ter, for reasons best known to ourselves
We don't intend to be neutral in ANYTHING. but
say just what We d-m please about everything.
aud trust IN God two revolvers and q bowie
knife, for the result.
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Fighting on the Lakes,

We learn from correspondence to the Siskiyor
Chronicle of October 9th, that the Volunteers are
making clean work Of ii amongst the Indians
After reading carefully the correspondence we are
unable to say whether there is any high private,
with the exception of about eight men. The bal
ance we think, are all titled officers, with the
rank and title usually found in the mighty militia
ry land forces OF the nation. As the naval for
ces are now employed on the Lake. we presume
there are at least three or four commodorers sp
pointed by this time. whose brilliant achievements
we shall expect to read in the next despatch tC
Yreka.
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Henry Krouse. .

The Postmaster at this place has latelyreceived
letter from Charles Krouse, brother Of the above
person, bearing the intelligence of the death OF
the wife of Mr.. Henry Krouse and desiring the
Postmaster to obtain information, ifpossible, OF
his whereabouts The said Henry KrOuse is des-
cribed as being German. five feet high, stout
built, hair of sandy complexion, and about fifty
years of age. When last heard from he was
at or near Redding's Bar, Trinity river. Any in
formation concerning him will he thankfully re-
ceived by his brother, Charles Krouse, Batsto P.
D., burlington Co., New Jersey, or by the Post
master at Weaverville.
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PoL1TIcs-Politcsr RACES high in the County
The American candidates for local Offices had ar
ranged programme for canyassing the County,
and by invitation the Democrats were to accom-
pany them. Just on the eve of departure, Frank
Pxley, Esq. arrived in the County to talk Repub-
licanism, and by the courtesy of the American
party he was invited to accompany the crowd
throughout the County. Meetings were held at
Ridgevile Trinity Centre, Lewiston and Indian
Creek, All parties were represented and we are
informed that they had a most interesting time.
The country was saved at every meeting, and
when so many patriots are about we may be as
sured that the country is safe.
Our boys have dubbed Pxley the " Woolly
Horse, but its no use. Th" county is safe for Fill
more and Buchanan at the same time we cannot
disguise the fact that Fremont will poll very
considerable vote in Trinity Co. Think citizens
and act for the Union
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Meeting at Ciiiford's Hall.

A substantial and enthusiastic meeting Of the
citizens was held on Thursday night at The above
place. The glorious work goes on The husi
ness men came forward OH the occasion with the
right spirit. The stock holders aud citizens
present sec med to manifest the deepest interest
in the prosecution of this proposed work. Who
now Will interpose the procrastnat.ng arm to
stay its progress? When the list was opened
many Of our citizens STEPPED to the stand and sub
scrbed for stock. The propositions of Mr. Gar
land met with the appreciation of all. Those who
have not yet subscribed for stock will toe the
mark before long. Read the notice to the stock
holders.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25

The WEArHER.-The weather during the week,
has been quite wintry; cold winds-heavy frosts
- and alternate rains. The genuine premonitory
of winter in all its gloom has settled on the hills
Let winter come, who cares? We are ready to
greet his grim visage With smiles and the merry
lsufh Of Welcome.
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co RRESPO nee

Our correspondent "IIoRN' writes us under date
Oct, 18TH from Yrtka. as follows:
Stree my last, nothing of Importance has trans
p;rrd in our place or icn ty, if except the gen
eral political excite mert and the occasional shoot
ing Of man or two. We have had a few days re-
freshing rain recently, which has had quite sal
utarv efl, CT in furnishing the M ssary element
for developing the aurferOus deposits Of the hills
and rayines in this region. CUTE an increase of
water has taken pace in the great Ditch within a
short time and the supply augmenting every dav,
insomuch that the at, rs of Shasta river are now
! oyfully leaping over those places whore hereto
| fore il has been an entire stranger. causing many
a sad face TO brighten with hope for the future
and some who have not had u red for months
can now find half dollar by going down into
| their boots to look for it.
! Gov Foote has been here and addressed the
people in various precincts in his usual courte-
GUS eloquent and interesting manner. Quite q
number of the missionaries of Democracy have
been here also since the Gov. left, and have har-
rangued the SOvs.' to their hearts content la
boring TO induce them TO believe that Buck is the
man for President and Foete the greatest old ra
muffin alive, for they only give Fillmore or Ere
mont a passing remark, occupying almost the en-
/ tire time in abusing old Foote.' Query Why
don't the acco pt the old mans invitation and meet
/ him on the stump?
The mania for office in this place is astonish-
/ ing, as there are now nearly twenty cand dates
| for the Office of Constable and about as manv
more for Justice Of the Peace. Several more of
! whom have heard are anxious to run and were
only deferred by the fact of their being no more
paper to print handhlls. nor room to stick them
on the buildings and bulletin boards all such pla-
ces being already occupied with such announce
mrnts.
The Volunteers Of Gen. Cosby's command re-
turned from the Modoc war a few days ago. and
! n q an a
| fighting, have mostly spcrstd to their cabins
and work. They brought in some squaws and
children whom ii is sad they intend to Christian
iZe and make whit people Of.
The Backus Ministries are here and seem to he
extensively patron z;d, as there are many here
who cannot apprtc atc anything better than stale
negro songs. tarfetchCd witticisms and silly bur-
lesqucs while they can sit and hiss and laugh at
the most pathetic scenes of the Drama.
Gen. Cosby addressed large meeting Of Amer
leans on the subject Of National Compromise
1t is still raining
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BLAKE's ExPREss.-F. W. Blake, Esq, of Wells,
Fargo Co.'s Express will accept our thanks for
favors through the week, and permit us also to
tender him our congratulations on his removal to
his new Fire Proof building on Main street. 1t
looks like the banking house of some large city.
Frank is now safe and secure from the angry and
devastating clements that may howl.
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SOUTHEAST COPNER OF
SANS ONE AND CONNER CIkL SITS
EGAVERVILLE THEATIR

'iln Iheat'r has been enlarged and put eA
i in thorough repair, and will be rented NV n
the single night. month or season. The Tho. tK
ater is we'll supplied with scenery and properties
aud will accommodate five hundred persons For
Co. iiin''y
Weaver July IL, 1856. os-,r
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To the Public.

THE undersig gncd takes this method to warn the
L public, aud especially all Hotel Keepers a
gainst trusting one Mat X. Smith. printer by
trade, who recently left this place very suddenly
and UNEXPECTEDLY for parts unknown. without
paying me his bo0rd bill and borrowed money
This graceless scamp not satisfied TO run away
without paying his board bill, came to me few
minutes previous to leaving and requested the
loan Of some money, which he promised 10 return
in fifteen minutes. and as soon as be got the mon
cy into his HANDS and got out of sight, sloped,
and has not been seen since r. W. WILSON.
Weaver. oct. q, 1876. DOW.
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FUNTL YoU CAN'T REsT.-The American Con-
cert Troupe, assisted by Paul Buolon and the
celebrated L. Buolon, the violinist, will perform
tonight at the Weaverville Theater. This dis
tipguished troupe has eclipsed everything in the
theatrical line in the State. A rich programme
is offered for the occasion. Read it and tumble up.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25

AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
MILLARD FILLMORE,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
STATE TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTORS.
BALE PEYTON, of San Francisco
J. S. PITZER, of Trinity,
r. n. WOOD, of Amador,
&C. HALL, of Sierra. ,
SUB ELECTORS.
CHARLES D. SEMPLE, of Colusi, --.---
JOSEPH WINSTON, of Plumas,
J. ". WILLIAMS. of Santa Clara,
MANUEL CASTRO, of San Luis Obispo
FOR CONGRESS.
B. C. WHITMAN, of Solano,
A. b. DIBBLE, of Nevada.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT
JOHN SKINKER. of Sacramento.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
HENRY B. JAMES, of San Francisco.
COUNTY TICKET.
For .7ssembly.
J. +. CIlELLlS. p
For Sheriff.
l. G.. MESSEC.
Far Comfy CT rk.
JOHN A. WATSON.
For District .qhorney,
H. J. HOWE.
FOR Treasurer.
GEO SHERBURNE
For assessor,
WIN. J. ORGAN.
For Coronr.
A. COCHELL.
For SurUeVor.
NJ X. PEARCE.
For Superinfend nj Of PuJlic Instruction,
II. F. NETTLETON.
For Supervisors.
DIST. No. ii j. PIPER.
2-L. B. THORP
" 3-WM. VAN SCHAACK.
For J4siices Of the Pace.
e,...-, r..t.. lJ W. MUNDELL,
"'"'' 1o'""'"P' +. c. STIRLING.
weave,pus r5pnsap, o. Il i Gp Fl NN12EEcRos8r N2E
North Fork Township, {%Xo; rN cRELci,rov BELII
l,--.. l,,.. 1,..,.. TT. L. ANDERSON.
O"'''' O"S Ao""'"P ROBERT WRIGHT.
For ConStab'es,
Stuart 7o'r"''tp, WAIT, N;A'r4 .t GAkTov. 'afR:
u-,.,,.-..y. q....,.,. (JNO. NJ CASS,
"'"''' 0'''' 10"''S"P' ! l.. n. SNYDER.
Nh r., 1,,..,. ]. r. NICHOLS
''''"' ''' 0""''P' - BRANNAN.
l,.... ,..,.. 1.,. tTHOS. SEAMAN,
O''''" :" "5 10"'""P' T.. Y. TUTIIITL.
BY Order I. G. c..
Weaver, Sept. so, 1856. 36
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PIoNEERs.-The old Pioneers, of 80 and 81 are
rolling up in fine style. We have received a
large list OF names to be placed upon the roll of
membership. We shall publish next week the
list of all those who have sent in their names, and
continue to do so from week 10 week
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25

New ARyERrIsEMENTs.--We call the attention
Of our readers to the advertisements of F. W
Blake a Co, ; Fagg y Feast DR.. Bourne o. H
+. Norcrosa E. b. Hcndee the " Shades p
and Il. w. Wilson, to be found elseW here.
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Political Appointments

Vl1FIO1I 11PPOAH VII-CIIo'
J. F. Chellis c. Z. Williams II. J. Howe. D. W =.
Potter, and others, will address the citizens Of
Trinity County at the following places and timer.
R@gat|e-Tucsday evening. Oct. 81.
Trinity Cener-Wedncsda evening Oct 22.
Leloiston-Thursdoy evening. Oct %
hu3ian Creek-Friday evening Oct. "a.
Canon Gty--Monday evening, Oct. o.
.torh F0rk--Tuesday evening, Oct. 2S.
Big Flat-Wednesday evening Oct. 20.
Souh Forh-, Billings Trading Post,) Thursday
evening, Oct. 80.
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FREE FrGHT.--Frank NJ. Pixley. Esq. of San
Francisco addresses the Republicans of this place
this evening. He has extended an invita-
tion to the American and Democratic parties for
a free discussion. We anticipa all interesting
time. Go and hear them
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A -AN1BROTYPES
A t II G d e e's Rooms in tb Q
MAGNOLIA BUILDING.

ME-. HENDEE begs leave to inform tho lodios
1FI and gentlemen of Weavcrville and vcin;tv
that he has fitted mp Rooms in the place oLovo
mentioned. where he is prepared to take Amhro
types in the finest style, not excepting San Fran
CISCO, n. I city. or any other place. az he has
operated in both those Cities. and having had ~
years experience in the Art of taking Likenosscs
he feels safe in stating that there is no one in tbis
country who can excel him in the Art and eol.n
Its inspection of his work from all. Pictnrns nnt
up with or without colors. Those nut nm win
the varnish warranted to stand a hundred Years
Pictures taken in from one to ten seconds ana
equally as fine in the darkest rainy day as in the
clfarest sunshine, He torfels any dollars that
he can take fine picture In the darkest day
His pr ces are the same as IN Msrysyille. and &c
low as any good operator can afford to take them
in this country and rest assured that when Won
get picture from those operators that put down
prices to even less than they are in the cities Won
are getting very iRferor article that being t6eir
only metit or means of procuring patronage
All Llkenesses warranted to give satisfaction
or retaken without extra charge.
E. B. HENDEE, Artist.
weaver 0c@ 20, 1000 4O-tf.
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they being the only kind that ,r'N last, as he has
been assure by the best Art sts in the State that
I'd weather d stroys the vanished pictures or
if not "arnish continued damp causes the Col
lodion to separate from the glass thereby, in Ell
ther case destroying the picture Having a per
manent interest in ,1HiH place. the undersigned
wishes to give plain un arnIshel tale" that
the public being warned may SIN ScylIa and
Charybdis."
Having recently taken lessons from the ffat
and best Ambroypst in the State. he f, els conf
dent of giving sasfact on. None but first class
pictures suffered to leave his rooms Call and see
fol yourselves. COR or COURT & TAYLOR
SITS. &a. REMEMBER TllEPLACE ~sN
instruction given in the Art, and apparatus fur
nlshed. q. II. 7. NORCRtSS, AmLrotyp'st
n. B.-I hereby warn all rsons against using
The Patent Proc IS in this County O. II. p n
Weaver Oct 25, 1856. 4O-tf
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PREPARE TO DANcE--Do not fail to read the ad-
yetrsement Of the CotilliOn party to be given at
Mrsrsyills.
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NOtice

hereby given that the undersigned will make
4 applieaton 10 the Hon, Board of Supervisors,
a. me Nov, Term, for a renewal Of license to keen
aIeu bridge across Trinity River. at Big Bar,
3. L. WARRINER.
''s par ueI Is, 1896, 39-3w.
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Dissolution.

THE Co partnersh heretofore existing between
A. j. Feltrr and ID. W. Sullivan, doing business
at Oregon Gulch, in Trinity County, undrr the
name and style Of Sullivan & Feter, was this day
dissolved ly the mutual consent of the partners.
All persons having demands against the firm
are requested to present the same without delay
to A. }. Felter. at Oregon Guch, for settlement.
and all persons knowing themselves ind btcd to
said firm are requested to make imm date settle
ment with A. j. Felter. A. j. FELTER.
ID. W. SULLIVAN.
Weaverville. Oct Is. 1856.
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WELLS, FARGO & co. S EXCHANGE

FOR SALE on TIE FOLLOWING ATLANTIC CITIES
Adrian. Mich, Marion. Ohio,
Alton, Ill. iarshall, NJ Oh.
Anderson. Ind lichigan City. Ind
Ann Arbor. Mich. l'ddletOwn. Ohio
Auburn. n Y. lilwaukec. Wis.
Battle Creek, Mich. lOnroe, NJ ch.
Beloit. Wis. 1t. Vernon. Ohio,
Bclviderr, III. Icwark, ..
Binghamton. y. Y. Sew York, \. I.
ILL., Niagara Falls, n. Y,
Boston, Mass, i.les. Mich.
Buffalo, \. Y. 3NOrwalk. q.
Burlington, Iowa, )bcrljn, o.
Cambridge. Ind. 'swego \. Y.
Canandai qua. n. Y. wegO, \. Y.
Chicago. Ill. ancsvillr, 0.
Cincinnati, Ohio, 'cor!a Ill.
Cleveland. Ohio, 'tru. III.
Columbus. Ohio, cru. Ind.
Corning. y. Y. Philadelphia Pa.
Charlottesville. Tud qua q.
Davenport Iowa, 'o"ti0c Mich.
Dayton, OHIO, 'ottSv lie. Ia.
Delaware. Ohio, rov.dcrce, Il. l.
Detroit. VI ch. quincy. Ill.
Dow, gao. Mich ,acine, WIS.
Duhuqut. Iowa, t'adng, la.
Dunkrk n. 7. tchmond Ind.
Elgin. H. rochester, y. Y
Elkhart. Ind. rockford, III.
Elmira \. Y. ,tck Island. III.
Elyra. O6i0, (NanuuShy, ".
Erie Pa .heboygan, Wis.
Fond du Lac, Wis. dney. o.
Fort Wayne, Ind liver Creek, n. \.
Freeport. Ill. {'outh B' nd, Ind.
Fremont. Ohio, $'pringfcld, Ill.
Galena, III. springfield, q.
Geneva. y. Y. 81 SOUS. Mo.
Green Castle Ind. tonington. Conn
Hamilton. Ohio. yracuse, \. !.
indianapolis =. lnd. + RE IIaute, Ind
jackson. NJ ch. ffin. O.
Janesyille, Wis. olcdo. o.
Kalamazoo Mich. roy O.
kenosha. Wis. 'rlana. o.
kenton. Ohio, }lTtica, \. Y
kcokuk. Iowa. aukcgan. III.
La Fayettc, Ind. iYcstield, n. Y.
La Sale, Ind. Vest Lib, rty. o.
Lewiston, n. Y. }Vinchestrr lad.
Lockport, \. Y. }Tpnia, O.
Louisville. Ky. 'psilanti, Mich.
Madison, Wis. .anesville. 0.
Mansfield, Ohio,
DRAFTS ON CANADA, PAYABLE IN
Montreal, Toronto, St Catharines
Quebec, London, Chatham,
Hamilton, Brantford.
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Our correspondent, B. d. writing from South
Fork Scott River Oct. 7th, says:
The mines in this vicinity are yielding we'll.
and some of the miners who have lately opened
claims have " struck it Big | advise, however,
all those who are making good wages in Trinity
Co. to remain. Fine accommodations are to be
found on the road in travelling North.
Our correspondent, who is an old resident of
wcaycrvillc, speaks highly of the old stand as
the Junction OF the North and East Forks.
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S. s. B. writing from Trinity Centre. Oct. l4th,
gives the following in relation to mines and min
ing in that vicinity:
have the pleasure Of informing you of the
compl tion of our Ditch TO Trinity Centre dis
tance Of about four miles. The water was turn
ed into the Ditch on the I'd inst and the miners
are using the waters of Swift Creek to good ad-
vantage.
From the location Of the mining region and the
prospects thus far. there is abundant assurance
for bright future. The diggings are generally
deep, and so located that they can be work d
without much dfiiculty by M ans of hydraulic
power aud when opened will pay well for years.
Our ljttlH town is flourishing, gaining new ac-
QUESTIONS to its population every day. The fa-
ciities for living are excellent. All kinds of
produce is raised upon the large and well cultiva-
ted farms, ana sold at reasonable prices
The Ditch is to he eXtendld several miles fur
thor on by its propretors
We hope the people of Wcavervlle and vicini-
ty VII succeed in their laudable efforts to com
mence AID finish the Trinity County Canal
" Where there's will there's way" and the
people who have so long felt the necessity of
the completion Of this great work must now feel
deeply interested in its success.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25

Two MILLIONS OF dollars were carried away by
TIE steamers Of the 20th
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Weaverville. Oct. Is. 1856.

A j. Felter will continue to carry on business
n. at the old stand on Oregon Guch. Thank
lul for the brral pltronagr h rctOCorc extend d
10 tn" a'e firm. h. respectfully sol'cts co1tinu-
ance of the same Al. FEITEP
Oct. 25 1886. dow
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II. s., writing from Ind u Creek, Oct. ifth.
gives flatt,rng description of the mincs III that
region. He is very severe on Clarence" who
wrote from that place totfie Journal. He says
II am not mistaken the individual above nam
ed madr his exit from this place a few days prcvi-
ous to handing in his commun cation Irdian
Creek does not need the aid of transient scrilhlcrs
who generally visit the d'fftrent mining localities
of California, and not finding it spread on thick
enough to suit their acquiring propensity get off
at a respectful distance draw diogram of the
object of their indignation, then fire away at it
with pen and ink.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25

RHODES Co.'S Express will accept our thank
for favors during the week.
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NOTICED

A LII those who arc Pioneers of 80 and ,5l and
n now residing in Trinity Co. dcsirous Of he.
coming members of the Pioneer Club. now being
organized. will please make known tho same bY
application to EJ CTTpTIS -
Wv t0 looo, Corresponding Secretary.
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Hon ] s Pifzer

VIII address the citizens of Trinity County at
the follow ing times ard places
CANON CITY-Wedncsday eve. Oct. 29th.
Big BAR-Thursday eve, Oct. 3Oth.
MOuTH OF CANON CKEEK-Fr!day eve, Oct. 81.
INDIAN CREEK-Satuiday eve. Nov lst.
MorTH WEAVER CEEEK-Sunday eve, Nov. In
Monday eve, Nov. Sd.
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BAT' writes us from Trinity River, Oct 22d ::
Many strangers have taken up their abode with
us for the winter since last wrote, feeling conf
dent that tn Y cannot fi.d better mining loca-
ton, or one more certain to repay labor wi ch
fair and ample return.
viii not single out rich claim here and there
as a criterion Of the mines, but can say with truth
that there are very few who are working that are
not getting morr than average wages
did not intend opening gap in my fast for
others to comment upon politically. understand
too we'll the independent and impartial character
Of the JoCRNAL to att'mpt to sing the praises OF
any particular candidate for Office The contest
is opened and the parties hav, before them their
respective nominees for the vsrioHs Offices and
high positions to be fill Il. aud Will presume
exercise their best Judgment IN casting their suf
frages for those p rsons who are best calculat, d
to discharge faithfully aud efficiently the duties
which these Offices viii impose upon the cand
! dates.
.tincrs in the river have been Obliged to sus
pepd op ratons entirely on account of the late
rains. The White Flag fnme below North Fork
and flume belonging to Dr. Montague and 9TH
ers at Manzlnita, have been carried away.
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ES- VIM. L, Collins announce, bim.eIt
as candidate for the ofice of Constable for
"eaverville Township, on the Democratic ticket
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ns-AIIPoliticaI Notices must be
REMOVABLE. w. Blake 4 Co.
Post Office Notice

rTNHROU L G II the kindness of Our entcrprsing
J. Mail Carrier we have been enabled to make
the following arrangements in regard to the U. S.
Mail Hereafter the Mail will leave and arrive
as follows. until further notice
LEAVES On Monday and Wednesday morning.
ARRIVES Every Tuesday and Thursday.
CLosEs-At this Office every sunday and Tues
day evenings, at o'clock.
S. ID. KREIDER, r. NJ
Weaver Oct IL, 1856. 3S-tf