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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-27
SAILORS HOME.

MIR. AND MRS. r. having taken the man.
I'VE agement of the HOME, would respectfully call the atten-
ton of Ship Masters and Owners of vessels to the facility of the
HOME, where their crews can be accommodated with comfortable
board by the day or week, with lodgings if required, while their
vessels may be undergoing repairs. Officers can be accommo-
dated az a private table, and with private sleeping-rooms.
Mrs; THRUM would take this opportunity to acknowledge the
very liberal patronage she has received while conducting a pi-
vate Boarding House, and would respectfully solicit a eontinu-
ance of the same at her private BOARD and REFREsHMEST Rooms
on Bethel Street.
u Meals at all hours. Soup from Il till 2 PM.
PrlFate Rooms to let, neatly furnished. 144mk
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Lahaina, Nov. Is
Lahaina, Nov. i
Honolulu, Nov II
Lahaina, Nov, II
Lahaina, Oct. s,
Lahaina, Oct. 81,
Lahaina. Oct. a,
Honolulu, Nov II
Lahaina, Oct 6,
Hilo, Nov. IA,
Honolulu, Nov IL
Lahaina, Nov. 1,
Honolulu, Oct. so,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-27

WHALING GUN, PATENT BOMB LANCES
AND GUN HARPOONS.

GUN. PATENT BOMB LANCE
AND GUN
A ETER e YEARS LABOR AND
IN experimenting upon whales, on the whaling ground, with
whaleman, the Patentee has been enabled to obtain an instru-
ment in form of a Bomb Lance, which for utility and effective
ness cannot be excened.
The attention of Agents and Officers of whale-ships is called
to the following testimonials.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 10, 1856.
CAPT: II. BRowN-Sr: 1 take this opportunity to inform
you that we used those Bomb Lances we bought of you, and
found them to be of great benefit in capturing whales amongst
the ice.
The first whale that we used the Bomb Lance on was killed
IN the following manner The boat went alongside of the whale
ana the boat-steerer fired a Bomb into him and then fastened to
HIM with a gig iron the Bomb was heard to explode, and the
whale did not blow after the Bomb exploded. The above-men-
toned whale was in the ice, and it is our opinion that we should
not have got that whale and many others that we did get, if it
had not been for your Bomb Lances, and we fully recommend
them 10 the attention of those fitting out whale ships.
Respectfully yours,
THOMAS WALL, Master bark George.
HoNoLULU, March IL, 1856.
CAPT: ROBERT BRowS-My dear Sir: L used your Bomb
Lances IN taking a whale, north, the past season, which made
700 bbls. of oil. We never could have taken him without said
Aahees, as our boats could not get near enough to use the COM
mon hand lance.
Yours Respectfully,
G. L. Cox, Master whaleship Magnolia.
HONOLULU, March Is, 1856.
CAPT. ROBERT BRowN-DeGr Sir i take this opportunity
to inform you that L used your Bombs on the voyage in the ship
HeTdLd, and found them effective in taking whales, and would
recommend them to all whalemen, and especially around the ice.
Guns and apparatus.
Yours Respectfully,
ISAAC ALLEN, Master ship Herald.
Other testimonials can be seen by calling on the undersigned.
Agents, who have the Guns, Bomb Lances and Harpoons for
sale.
11tf u n n ~ g ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-27

$4,000 4.d R bremen. p T 81, t SR r. .,,s =
lott ED. & S~TAPENHORST.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-27

Honolulu, Oct. 3,
Lahaina, Nov. Is
Honolulu Nov. II
Honolulu, Nov. i,
Honolulu, Nov. !,
Honolulu, Nov 20
Lahaina, Oct. 3,
Honolulu, H.,
Lahaina, Nov. IA
Honolulu, Nov 10
Hilo, Nov. Il,
Honolulu, Nov. 2,
Hilo, Sept. 8,
Honolulu, Now 2,
Lahaina, II
Honolulu, Nov. i,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-27

HAWAIIAN BEEF, packed by Messrs Spencer and
- Louzada Nainea, Hawaii, constantly on hand and for
SAFE py 2tf A. p. EVERETT. g
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-27

-A CARD. "
TWNHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING PUR-
IL CHASED the Stock of SHIP lately
owned by Capt. James Makee, would respectfully announce to
the residents of Honolulu and Captains of vessels touching at
this port, that he is prepared to do a Ship Chandlery and Gen
eral commission Business, and solicits a share of the public
patronage. Q3-t0 PETER FOLGER.
BEEF AND PORK
ENX "CEELON."-CHAS. BREWER
- offers for sale
200 bbls prime pork,
100 " extra mess beef
ALSO,
40 half bbls hide prison.
Just received per " Ceykon. S-tf.
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WHALING GUNS!
BY THE
So MERRIMAC.S

JUST received by the undersigned, the regularly &.
M appointed Agent of G. G. Brant, a fine lot of his inn "
Es proved GUNS and LANcEs of the largest size and latest ~
patent also a few of the small Lances. A sample may be see
at the Office of c. A. Williams & Co., and A. j. Cartwright, ESQ
20tf A. NJ. GODDARD.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-20
Planters Hotel,

Northeast Corner Of the Public Sqaare.
Marshall, Iexas.
g.. THE undersigned having recently
k!.,, Become proprietor Of tbs Hotel, NJ
k-A ally Informs his friends and tho
public generally, that he t. prepared 10 accom-
MEDIATE al who eiey favor him with their pat
ronsge. Tho house has been thoroughly rem
oyated. and large portion OF the furniture
been newly furnished, His table viii b. ~
we'll supplied a. tia, Of any house in Eastern
Texas, and hts charges moderate.
Id, stage office for all Of the stage linc>
running 10 and from Marakall, are kept at this
house.
II l., BERRY, Proprietor.
Dec II, 1886. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-20
LEGAL Advertisements.
CITATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
CouNfY of iiARRisoS.


County Count D,eembe. Term, 1856.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-12-20

BLANAN FoR SlLE a. AZ oses
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HAVE Not SUBSCRIBED
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

DISTRICT CoURT.-Hon. Wm p. Daineer0eld
Judge of 9th Judicial District, arrived in town
on Saturday evening last, and passed sentence on
Fehley and Wise,who were tried upon the charge
of murder and convicted. They had the .blest
counsel that could be procured and each case vo a
carried to the Supreme Court, but without the Of,
feet OF procuring new trial Judge d. took his
seat on the bench at precisely u O'Clock. and in
a mild and impressive manner pronounced tho
sentence of the law. When the prisoners rose 70
their feet, and on being interrogated What tbev
had to say,why sentence should not be prononnc.
ed upon them. Wise replied " | think. your Hon.
Or, the verdict is unjust ! had no intention to
murder the deceased. 1t is true killed hint
vas IN self defence. He drew his knife on me
attempted to use the gun which had with me
o defend myself. How the gun was discharged I
I'M totally ignorant"
Wise is an old man, and the demure and feel |
ng manner in which he uttered these words. pro-
oked the sympathy of those present. and bro't
ears to many an eye.
Fehley made no remarks but remained sullen
nd careless of what was transpiring.
Friday, the 10th day of January, is the day fix
for their execution.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

TIE WEATHER.-Durng the early part of the
week we had quite a severe snow storm, probably
thc coidest and most disagreeable we have ever
had IN these parts since the S, ttIement of the
whites. Snow descended in large flakes and con
tlnued several days. The awnings in front of the
stores on Nam street were greatly enlarged and
"hia dui{ tioao1ed win an under curbng fullness,
which ended in general rupture and deraure
ment.
The roof of the Court House fell in on Tuesday
evening last under the pressure of snow, also the
ROOF OF the Express Restaurant ON Main street
ana the roof OF the little building formerly occu
pied as the Times office
me house in Fagg Town formerly occupied by
town is from one aud half to two and n half feet
deep. On Canon Creek We learn the snow is abont
hFe feet deep. The trail TO Yreka has been
crossed q FOR some time. This will however afford
the miners plenty of Eater.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20
CHRISTMAS s
u NEW-YEAR GIFTS
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

w r will hold a Catalogue Auct;on so1o of,.
" DIES Dry Goods on Wednesday. tho olth 90" "t
~ O'Clock, a M, consisting of ' "'
SlLh VELVET, CLOTH & SILK MANTIIrAc
DEESS SILKS, --LATEST STYLEI
= la LADIES EMBROIDERED CHENIISEs
'-AOiT"o l! EMbh0l.D SLEEVES & COLLARS
r Ia LADIES' EMBROIDERED HDKFS
NADiLS . oILh; MERlNO AND COTTON HOSE
EATERS. BOOTEES & SHOES D'
CALICOS, PAPER, MUSLINS, RfEaCu,n
oHLEIINGS, and other articles too nnmcrouS -
mention The Store will be arranged to tGo V"o co W
Iort OF ladies attending. d. NJ EDER r. %
~ d There will be an Auction sale of CIo,,
ing boots 6c., on Christmas and New-Ynou;s
~ ~ " SioCh 4S-2w
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

| MS invaluable specific first ;ntroa.,r
m aSa some fifty years since. soon h"oo lnto
i ni''" u as certain cure that in 60. - . so
d. wy, nor only on the continent hnt H. ,o"u
sn ae. 'Ie uemand for ii was SO great ;to n,ns;a
;ntroa1:g mat in less than one wear frnn, "a.
The med;ooI ~ se naa suppanted all other remedies
"e hedlcaf faculty of the princinai oit;o
oPe were compelled to acknowled e;s''a VI Lu-
r"' mastery over diseases proprietors ~ u
.'u.oes' -. jealous of its sway. yainlv oraao o'ne,
tbo ~ i'o onward progress Like prass bors
ike Gr' We 'helr efforts fell to the pround "a
onward , m '',e pralres, sweeping all before Il ~
upon its own ~ "ocahe triumphant. 1t stood forth
tr;ed ond d oWh M merits; discerning public s,w ~
~ "nu were convinced of its mag;coI saw, Saw
~ massive fortune acquired by Dir poro;ra sN
s"ie oi IL during the six years he nrena~od;.
A 4 ~ oio 5 "i'hess of its miraculous rsppits
rfooatIa uscease OF the Doctor the secipe was he
into the rn;, n's son who has lately introduced n
haa op Ino 'i'ed states The number of cnrss -
uas aready made are astonishing Tons o1tss oS u
'iI1 hi1 eau Dear testimony to its efficacy ''ou-
Al VINO use it it will cure with saf,tr -
Posara no other metsisine ever po,scss.d
bat 'Iost haa TO no quaek nostrums. Use rsnoau
Vas never p kno r,ea "a isr the past fifty years, and
e'e"' ''''euy isWarrantedpu vegetable
Tho BEWARE OF CoUNTERFg1rs
me extensive sale of this wondnnc.,
"S "llsauy caused some person or nor ao'''o'nc
'a'1 'ar' Vn upon the unsuspectng snus;o's us, :"
ouiu ;o'I closely resembling the orieipar oon
'ou"T + TO buy none without the written ne par
ac6 hot'le nTe'ra' N. d. on the outside wrapper ~
oOse, All Others are counterfeit aat tr OF
gor ot th viii he punished with the ntmos. une
,ln 49,, S'co per bottle For sale by D. BabcooI
iab islans loI california, Oregon and the SanS'
Sn Islands, to whom all orders must be addra 2and
,t thn 'S tot sale by Druggists generally tIrnnmS
lie dealers NI1oI''' ~ ,nl,d Inatte to whole-
,tween "nolesnls Car sale Druggist II Davis street
DAWSON 4 sIa HaRR1S MRaRR9.ngton, San Francisco.
-O' i''o' ASSN,
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20
III 1EALIH AND LUXTJRYv
IN IL ABLE TONIC.
GREGORY'S
VEGETABLE BRANDY BITTERs

| Il 'ASf AMOUNT OF NAUSEATING AND
4 oAor compounds having been thrust into the
market under the name of Z" }itters.n il bccomea
'he duty OF the Pr0pretors and Agents for the.
sale Of the celebrated e
Gregory's Vegetable Bsasfiy Bitters
to expose the fact, and absolye t;,c-,seves fror,
slvlng taelt assent to any merit claimed to be
pOSsessea 1y those lnInri Gus compounds The
special qualities of GREGORYiS RITTERe as,
TO renoyate and inyigorate the body nromo,;n,,
activity IN the digestive organs and conseouentos
~ eraulcatiES dyspepsia and other similar com-
plants incident to sedentary life. To ali tTar..
ecrs' eithcr by land or sea- to miners and others,
"Nooe ocouPa'ion calls for severe muscular action
these Bltters will be fouud of Invaluable serv;c"
Inc hgh standing of DR.. GREGORY tho d;scor
eierF was the lrst guarantee Of It's superior excel
ience iSs own uhequallrd merits has since estoL
isheS ioD ID Worldwide celebrity Dr. Greoorv
na9 ns lor years peen at the head of the Medical
: ,,S aou''S ~ Lohaon, and twice President of the
Lonaoh college Of Physicians and Surgeons
These Bitters are composed of coroGnllv soioo.
eu roots oi fine tonic character and tbc cbo;oos.
brands OF French Brandies, makino tbon, 30.
agreeable and palatable srmufent 10 won , W"
'ta aPpetiser So generally are their mer.
eworu tii' .hey are always to be found in
every respectable Saloon Hotel aud '
stores OF every steamer or packet shin '~s
e. LAMLIN r. 90
sorr l3l Clay street
81 Are n, the SOLE MANUFACTURERS and irI, DEa,1
y III 'e,s Se, admlra5le tonic in California and
MESSRS. G. RENAUD a. CrS
Are their Agents in Sacramento
ofders addressed to either Of these firms viii
ecsNe prompt attention lberaJ dEsconnt
1N' 70 ue"ieps' IT, LAMlIN& Il Co.
p3f CLAY street
D. M EDER g. CO
San Eran,; %'?.SlilG, sole Agents for Trinity Co.
=. 'ec' ~ 1896 As 3m
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20
Receivers Notice

'I'liE undersigned having been appointed Ro-
Il ceiver by the Hon. c. f. Williams. Distr;c,
Sndge OF the 10Th Judicial District in the snit ~
Charles . Thomas and W II. Darling, plaints . and .,
an,s m snort u. Short and Edward Cokain. defend
a. anI' hereby gives notice to all persons ndebted
payment to the undersigned and ,ays costs MS all
o,her i persons are forbid collecting the same and
al persons having demands against said Comna..
ny are requested to fife them with
Weaver Dee.20, 1856. as.s
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

HE SURE Road TO FAME AND FoRrUNp Iyo
take IL 10 be dcmonstrahle fact that no discove-
~ Ut invention worth advertising at all can bo
advertised TOO extensively. phe man whose
ihehtal VISION is darkened by mserly insyirrts
Tno9c sp'li ics IN MS breeches pocket cannot nm
'"'s INA II euch ons in his mole like
groupings, should chance upon son,n nov a :, ,sa
~ run ne wonid he afraid to take the snre road
10 celebrity. vii ch lies throuph tbo colit,rna &c
W. tit press lest he should be ruincd ly tbn toU
nat Il contrast docs the brilliant and beneficial
career OF lrof Holloway present 10 IN, blind stn
puuy " Sncfl man Having perfected aftot
many years at labOriOus research and evn.or;r-at
TWO remedies which he Knew. with ,,e!yi o.' ..''
!.".hty were absolute specifics for nparTv ,,,ora
!h'erhal ana external malady incident To bnu,n
ne ueteTinlDed at once to give them n wider
tutpi'1i'y tnah any other medicine had ever st |
ttlne1, ,1 HIS motive was noble and benevolent =
ne ieis lha' ne possessed the power of mitigating
borotar5s. "iu "ag1hg successful warwith diseases
unconquerable, and like q good cham
Pioh ne iearlessly entered the lists Had be boan
"oteu oy avarace instead of philanthropy hn
uni "ot nave taken surer and shorter nafh In
~ ~nt"i,h' me plan of advertising preparatinns
"n,oh ac'uafiy accomplished all that empiricism
"a s promised or medical orthodoxy attempt
3u' oi course proved self renuurrative 1ro
hooa'a every nation with his advertisements be
:. - |Geu 'p Sne Whole world with his medicines
" ,Ia tie "0rlG ri paid him with ~ shower of rold
y ~ very believe that there is no possiEFe meons
Nssemlnatng information among men fla he has
los 100 adopted in giving ne$oriety to his Pills and
Inc lfen. Natron Dckenson. Of New Jersey
nee Sat'Teally likened the poles 60 biz Iapsfafis
ma ~ we = have little doubt that if they gtrs dag- :
tan HSsfoway would consrive to have hit of /
uhting naIted toeach with bis name and address i
lScribcd upon it, In fact sirch is the enterprise
hd irrepressibe energy of the man. that we S
aouid scarcely be surprised to- hear of fie yirrues
MS med zines being inscribed on The desert
mus Of mid Africa or traced in the eternal snow
Iat Ia caps the peaks of the Andes. His epnlraB I
nee Tor this hemisphere Re maps out his a,fvcr.
sing grouad by hcmsPheres) so Maiden Lane.
As only been established about two ycass and
it probably there are not five hgs.lred adt1Its -
1t oi our population Of thirty rsl llions sho have ~
u u heard oil iolloSay's Pills and Nniasenf. BE
rs rs IL may, 1t s statistical fact verified by
Z Z DOCKS OF the establishment, that more than
vi vi d miihon OF persons have within that fine
y archaSed the Preparations at the New York
hce ana Its Country Agencies CcaltG the
Houht '1i1 oe computed and placed on record IL
qua OF itself form one of the proudess monu.
sits OF success to which jealous pbilantbropx on,
one hand and popular appreciation on the
ier' nave ever contributed.-N " Dry Book
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

ALL SAFE.-The threatened paic which living
rumor succeeded in shadowing fotb within the
last few days, and the predicament 4eame near
placing some of our heavy mercantile houses in
can only be properly understood when We copsd.
er what fast country California is. The fastest
race takes the pluck, The first in takes tho nurse
All those dark clouds that gathered so suddenly
over our town, and portended ruinous storms that
were to crash, SMASH and finally dash TO pieces
some of our best houses in Weavcrvile, have ceas.
ed their furies. The storm has passed away with.
out injury or ruin to any one, save in the indig-
nant feelings of those who were sought to be an
initiated by few enlightened and liberal credit.
itors. who took up their wariike position on the
battlement of rumor to crush them out.
From what we have learned. there was never
the smallest cause for those strange apprehen
sions which siezed upon the minds of those great
business men below, and which made them incur
such expense in dispatching special messengers
at the dead hour of night, over rugged mountains,
through fearful snow storms and the bitter win
try blast to be in first at the winning post. Just
take an instance A house at the head of naviga-
tion on the Sacramento river, sending special
train (mule and rider,) through all the hardships
above named at cost of $3.50, with an attach
ment big enough to cover house, but only spec
flying the sum Of $40 on it face, against house
that has ten dollars to pay for every one it owes
Don't that, in the language of the Arkansas bard,
" sorter lay over you?"
We say to those gentlemen in San Francisco
and elsewhere, you need have no fears about the
mercantile community of Weaverville. The last
summer has been an extremely hard one on both
the merchant and miner. The long, dry season
has filed the debit side of the mercantile account.
Most of the mercantile houses have from one to
twenty thousand dollars standing out, but there
is no surer pay in the world than miners when
they have the money to pay with. If we had had
those big bitches and canals to furnish the hun
dreds who have been idle all summer with water
to work the rich and iuexhaustable mines that are
now lying waste, the case would have been veT,l
different. All business would then be done on n
sound cash basis
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20
1regorys Vegetable Brandy Bitters.
N Al RSaHs II ~.

IVT 49,. n q HTIn \ Co., PrODri-
Ta-l etors OF DIR: Gregory's Vegetable Bitteys--
lennon icn justice demands that should thus pub
llcIy state the benefits have received by psin,
yonr invaluable Btters, as before nsed ,tG uS,nG
was suffering from palsied appetite and which
prevented me from attending to my daily labor.
OF necessary avocations, but since have nseJ
your truly renovating remedy l am a different
man can eat heartily and AM entirely strength.
to eneu. u pnshshng this will be of any service
10 you IL may be freely used, and c6eerfulv
recommend 1t to my fellow creatures who NAV ~.
afflicted WILLIAM uII1Ty III nay DC
A. ID. 1856 JouN WtDnT, =, Oo'ooerr
of California. 90 a n.A'e
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

Hon. JOHN c. BuRcH will leave for the Seat of
Government about the first of the week to attend
to his Legislative duties. No Democrat in the
State received such fattering majority He
beat the b. BIS d. DIS and f, f.. and carries a
local prestige unequaled to the Legislative halls.
Mr.. Burch has wisely retrained from making any
pledges on the Senatorial question. This is right.
Just select some able and competent man who has
a pure personal character no matter whether
that man be DC. Broderick, B. +. Washington,
S. j. Field, Judge McCorkle, or Jos. r. IIoge.-
What the majority does aud does fairly, is always
right.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

THE MASS MEETING ON CHRISTMAS DAY.-Citi-
zens ! remember the mass meeting which is called
for Christmas day, at the Weavervile Theater.-
1t will be to the interest of every citizen in Wea-
yervile and vicinity to be present and manifest
proper spirit toward aiding and assisting this
most important of all works to Trinity. Let ev-
cry miner reflect, and consider well that the COM
pletion of this enterprise win secure to him prof
table labor the whole year round, and give him
the facilities to open claims that are rich but
which at present are out of his reach and power
to work. Do not fail to attend the meeting.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

REMOE AL. w. Blake g. Co.
nave removed their Office to the West side of Main
pTeet.second door above the Indenendencn untol
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

BIRTH-At North Fork, on the 18th inst the
wife of d. ID. Hamilton of n Sow.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20
YE THAT SUFFHE REAnp
DR.. PAREI9ArS
"hEAT 1T ALIAN REMrnv,

for ne certain and speedy cure of D,,oo,.. ,f
r'e nature no matter ho,o lonq sEzsI;.o+ ,,,. IT.
Of the diet. 'SS'e"' on &n3 6ange
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20
Sheriff Sale.

x virtue OF an execution to me directed .s,ol
- out OF the Hon. District Court of J5th J'"S!
c'si district, in aud for the County of Tr;n;tv y.
Mt entered therein by fault on tbo s't Dt
uay VI December. A. d. 1856, against w uasoI
llne' John Bartlett and VIM. Van Schaock fmet,,
oers oi The Washington Flumiug CompanvS1 S,'em amd
IN iavor OF James Drake for the sum of sevsn, n'
hundred and seveuty-fve rs. 100 dollars onS
ninety $500 dollars interest, and one hnndr"d
ana elght js-lO0 costs of suit, amounting to tha
sum oil nineteen hundred and seventy fonr I. tno
dollars (sl974 Oh will on 'oo
Saturday the 10th day of January. 1857
az the Court House door In the town of Weaver.
V,lie' trinity county, between the hours Of 10
o'oiook a. NJ, and o'clock p m, of said dav ev.
pose 10 public sale to The highest bidder, for cash
Ml ~ lGe right, title aud Interest Of the aforesaid
ieseltlRe q Co, IN and to "a iiume and saw mill
known as the Washington fume and saw mill w. IT,
rTs ny and being on FTeneh Greek, Trinity county
aiG .Hg sa,d Hume conveying the water from afore.
d o'',d saw mil an French Creek, dawn said greek
' Ela4 'nVEce down the Trinity rivor to TayIor's
80 49, tagether with all buildings and imnrove.
ana uaas, ana all and singular the hereditiments
v;s0 "ppurienances thereuuo belonging or in anv
Wis., appertalning, To satisfy said iudsment in
'o''s'' COSTS aud aecruing costs, :"
By j. A. WATSON, Deputy : 'He''''
Ncavcryllc. Dec lath is,G
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

STsKIYoU CouNTY-The valuation put upof all
the taxable property in Siskiyoa County up to the
first Monday of August last, was 2,737,945.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

o., hEMON dN "A 1.-THE Co. Clerks and Sher
olhces have been removed to ClilIord's Hall
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

SAFELY CAGED.-We notice by the San Fran
cisco papers that Deputy Sheriff II. W. Wells of
this County arri cd safe at San Quentin with Cot
ter aud Pattersds having in charge also prs-
oncr frgm sIei isi Flat I'll Dorado Co. Mr.. W.
isa faithful aud eaicient officer
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

=, REMOt AL.-The Post Once has
son, on Main Street. -A'ue'
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

MoDoo WAR-The Modoc War will cost th
General Government about quarter of mlliS
of dollars-hi-u chick-ae sss9eswa.
The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

TIE CnArNnSs.- ThSs Troupe are in full bias
= hreha' playing to fols gases i" ,ss..a." y
~ Thsasrs