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ST0 An SAW 1911L8.
IwELL's STEAM SAW NIL.

rINlIE subscriber having substituted steam
for horse power heretofore n-"d ;" ms
mills. situated three miles south Il Marshall,
.n Che Carthage road takes pleasure ia an
nouur.ne 10 the public that By is prepared to
.a.I al orders eutrr .tsi to him with accuracy
aui Dispatch.
TIE following rr.ce' wil be charged i'' luin-
bsr. q pad Immediately upon delivery
ord aary square edge lumber, board measnfel
per thousand, elS %
Rough edge lue,bes, board measure, DO
Lat aud Failing, - ~
II no, paid upon delivery, the following
price, viii be- charged
Ordinary square edge lumber, ltoaid u'easHf'j
per ihua=aud, SD W
Rough edge lumber, l3o-rd measurr) 90
/ .,i'-... .94 p,li,s 20 90
GRINDING regularly every Saturday a the
eighth. Ter The accommodation Of the public
\ o Oue Of Geo Pages horse powers iof
sale l1N b. the SUBSCRIBED
GEO ". EWELL
March 18th, 1896 % u
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ALL NEW STOCK
u- The undersigned having opened
large ani splendid ASSORTMENT Of
y new southern Furniture, d. pre-.
pared to supply the trade and families ON the
most liberal terms This being the only new
stock in the city, purchases will find ii to then
advantage 10 es.. ana examine the soods and
learn tae prices before purchasing esev here
VIZ keep constantly ON hand
Ndfble, Sofa and Cf3Rfe Tables,
Extension fables Of mahogany, walnut and
OAK and of al sizes, rosewood aud mahogany
ofk aud Card Fables. Dressing Table,
walnut and cherry Dining Tables oak. ma.
hogauy and rosewood Sidchoard- Bureaus Of
walnut, rosewood and mahogany. Armoirs
Hash-tnuds, Bcdsteads, parior Chairs, Tcto.a.
Tcles, ottomans, bnans, easy chairs, rockers
eiegeres, secretaries ard book eases, oak and
walnut office chairs, dining room chairs, child.
fens CHAIR and rockers, mahogany and walnut
tca.poys and light stands
Hsir, Moss and Spring Mattresses,
Looking Glasses and NJ ttug, rosewood and
mahogany parlor Sets, together with every ar.
tiele usually found IN a furniture warehouse.
lJ This Is an entirely new establishment
and no old stock on hand. Purchaser, vil
hnd II greatly to their interest TO give this store
call before buying elsewhere, ~ the propri..
tor /, confident that lac can oileI tA.m pewer
sll les Of tina most fashionable furniture. mora
substantially made, and at greater bargain,
than any other house IN the city.
CHARLES 4 STEWART.
Aprl 10. 1867
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NJ J.sr. rrvrEipGr
We have little angel
Around our household hearth,
And you may search ia vain
Throughout the DE-, wlda Earth,
For m eycs so brightly beautiful,
A cheek so blooming far,
Or lips 50 like rosebud.
And the smile that's always there,
Like the .ky lark IN the morning.
Her blyihsome song hear
And the pa,ler Of her tiny feet,
proclaim- the angel near.
Long ere the weary r'cepeFs
Have walked 10 grief and care,
Tie voice Of tie babs,
Sends forth is ma,in cheer.
IA rather hear the prst'le
or the, young Iisp.ng tongue,
Than lisl to all tsc music
] hat artist ever sung
For there's Iadness IN her heart
And ualure lroa,hrs It's notes,
And | know that goodness. fingers,
Whcr'cr that music floats
oh may she ever thus remain,
Our beauty and our pride,
Forever pure and loved as now,
Intainsd by the earth,
"A from The hand Of God she caine.
TO bless our household hearth.
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Erch1agf Place ddl0iHng ne PoNficf
SEW oGLFAN-
DECElNES by ite steamships c,pfr.. and
II nal. a,t the re~ boos. a- h.t %. issued
from tne pra.-. Aivag. on hand iu' stock
Of ih, principal STANDARD Author To- the d.iirr-
eut department., Of lleriutr Science 'Nd the
Arts Na-ue ancou, Books. MEDIA, Rock.
Agricultural Blok-, S1eu'tc Book, Cheap
Publications, Nt'.si Publications. Magazines
Newspaper. etc, etc
Ms stock '- very complete bon aH . detsI-
aud not surpassed by any establishment 20
tHe South
CauHr stulcme0. visiting the c'.', or" re-
-p,c'tl.i, invited POO examine my shelves before
purchasing elsewhere
Subscriptions received fr a. th' load.
ins urH-Y4ge-s and magazine pub. 'h.d n
fHt Union.
No.et. re for ru eng ari i-l,acc.
J. G. MORGAN. Bookseller,
ftthRupe plaps
Arrr. ~ tif-t Adjoining thr = .naitc
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Il Alb,I \Ni>

Va 81 amp Nirtr \ bfnda'
1 LWANS pu hand .arge a-.orlmc
y law Medical fhre.eElca. STANDARD a
Ni,ye auceu> BuuA-. cheap pub ,aiign-' =.
school HoOkS and SlAlIo\EA
at Wholesale ana rciaa Bank Book ai ever
VARIETY Printing aud Bope-bHdmg cNrcae
with ueatue-- and dispatch apis
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CLOTAING sTORu

No. ~ e. UP 81 Il ET.
1--WE undersigned would respectfully inform
their friends and thr public shat they keep
constantly on hand o large lot Of Clothing.
embracing every variety and style to bc found
in the most complete ard ia hionabic estah.
,hmonl- IN the city, Their goods are well
selected, and finely flushed Persons visiting
the city are invited to call ON them, and Judge
for them clyes
BE particular to look for the sign If
AprA 10, Boy K Pl1klN Il co.
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8eIettea pottrp.


Fannie has the sweetest foot
Ever in CATER boo,
And the bcyden knows il;
And, Of course. she shows it,
Not The knowledge. bu, the foot
Yet with such modest grace,
Never seems il on, OF place.
And there are not many,
Hall 70 .hy. or snd or mad,
Or wck.drr than Fannie.
Fannie has the hlncse.. hsr
OF any Of the village girls
II doe. no, shower on her meek
H. siksn or eoquotiish curls.
!, drops N fsld- arouud Ter brow.
a. clouds al night around the moon,
Looped with liiic. here and there.
In many q dangerous fesioen,
And Fannie wear. a Cps hat,
Saueily--yes al Of that
Al, there are no, many
Hail So .hy, OF -ad ~ mad,
Or wickeder than Fanne.
Fannie laws her hand IN mlne
Fanny speaks with aHreis,
Fanny kisses mr---shr does
IT, her own coqueltish way
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. Noraf ne street, \ ..
N1ndlaefory t South Weymouth Macs
Our stock Of Shoes cannot be- .ufpts'ed hr
ans similar e-'abI -hmtni DO thc south our
price. ire reasonable and term. liberal apl9
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Tins preparation has attained w.I F
brit, from the universal ~uree-- vine boss
tended It's use For coughs, colds sid 80 la
any pulmonary complaints ,h'- mcd'e'
from It's peculiar properties as di'~"N"tl 4
it, soothing power to all lffllaii"t' 81 {
throat, wi probably be preferred to- any oIh
offered to the public. A. an PpeuAet
dyspeptc remedy, it will also be found cS''
lent, IT. natural and genial warmth kceping q
digestive powers in proper tone
Remember that tins Is the only Tough mfa
cine that has stood the test OF the medic
iraterniiy Il Is sanctioned by, approved o.
nnt recommended hy the leading Physicians
New York city Every bottle y warranted
give satisfaction or the mour, refunded "
Guarantee II to be- better than AN, thcut y"
toral Tod Liver Oh, ur any thing else n''
vAlaut.
- PRIcE-Oue dollar Bottle
q. q. WOODMAN, Sole Proprietor
cor Common and Magazine n
New Otcsn-
.,,l,o 1876 $50
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IN pt \ btbbhtt -
Cor CtNiL aud RDl NJ >bceh.
Importers 1T rirh
Jeutlry. Diamonds. Clocks, Watches

ININE HtNuIc-I FIpItf Nacht U0od-. AZ
/ fine CUTLERY and Hardware tine CON,
K he. pi,inl-. Reyelgeis and Military Good
large assortment Of fancy ARTICLES Nhe
Ware. of their own manufacture Tea Sc.
Pitchers, t,oblet-, Fork, Spoons, etc Vi,
warranted pare a- coin apls
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NOPUI NTFATKTNH 10
1OSEPil BECllIoLD j. prepared 10 ~ ~.
~ nish all kind OF mattresses, with ana ~
out springs III also repairs old ones ot"
viii be- executed through Mr. Charles pee'''
Soulh-Wesi corner public square.
December | 1875 nlI-H
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Local Advertisements.
CONE AT LASH
AID
CHEAP ron CASH.

&uyAt VIZ WI.
I WISH to call the ,teulion of the n
| e.'aen. Of lisru-on county to my
barge .tocs of goods n store and to which ~
aiiifon. are being made every week. have
nos on hard,
ffb -four cooking, shop Office, and paror
stoves Of all Kinds and price- lao bedsteads
from - to si2i; 600 chairs OF all kinds
from rs ecut' TO $4,000 piece 80 dining "a.
bie-, assorted 60 wn,h and work stands A.
,efird 4s sofas, assorted sc cribs sud ~
bfadie- : bureaus, "a card or sde tables e
,-.rvs--~x-> lou ges, .aies, centre tables
$780, ehidtsu's Wagons tubs, trays,
NU6 bowls, snd buckets, assorted,
.ppmnrsherls, bfoou,s Hardware, 100 keF- of
H..s,a. assorted. bfad' sst finishing nails ol hc
beat quality, castings Of all kinds, a hne lot OF
knNe, and forks, spoons, ladies' Ae. The finest
lot OF pocket cutlery ever brought TO this place
Guns and pistols, assorted Queens, glass.
aud Tin ware large lot Of leWeirl, watches.
and fancy goods, aecorilons, musical lnsiru-
mcuts, toy, &c. hty goods boots shoes, hats,
caps, and honnets large lot of wall o.
paper assorted, also large and well Sc ksu
lected stock of groceries, of the best quani,
ali Of which intend to sell
ToN CASH.
A. an determined 10 do n cash business. do
no, ak Tor time, aS necessity has COMPELLED
me to adopt THIS rule
Gail and settle up your old accounts, or You
sill be pushed on them sure
ALSO,
! wish to sell out my hosse, lot, and stock
and bargain ean be had By any person thai
want 10 commence business here VIII take
negroes, stock. or horses, ana land In part pay.
mcnt Call aud see my stocs.
KING TllETFORD.
Marshall, Texas, Feb, 10Th, 1856 IS #
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Notice..

NJ. NASkOM has withdrawn from the
e. firm of J \ Howell q Co. lie re.
-peoliully invites biz friend. to call on him a,
shreveport, where he has large stock of FRO.
ceres, and isnig # cash 10 adtaaee on cotton.
January -, 1850 If
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Tin aud sheet Iron VIA mMiacisr'

VIE subscriber thankful for the ue''
l patronage he has hitherto received, I
speotiully informs his friends and the pn'"
thu. he has Jus, received q lot OF IN ana ~
non, and is now prepared to do any "ef'
his line nj shor, notice, that may be deuiAi
ed IN future, he viii do business s'rieiil :
the cash principle, rs 10 cannot AFFORD 10 wv
longer on IA credit.
lie hopes to receive Iihersl patfonss,,
J. II. VAN Hook
1r Cotton Brands cut 10 ord.f
)ansavv t2ts, 1855. 40 ~
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SETTLE Up

SETTLE lP.
4 81 PERSONS indebted to me. from 1912
~ til Tee present time, VIII please come
forward and pay up, or they will have tc settle
with ca officer and those who have settle
ments with me WGl come forward and pass
receipts. | want TO settle with every body To
siwghien my business make nl who owe me
pay up, and discharge all my debts
a y, BtRRESS.
January s, 1855 23lf
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SCHOOLS, Etc.
NrkE\ZiE lSSTlTlI l..
MALE DEPARTMENT.

VI !. Il u ~ y rs
MALE DEPARTMENT.
rgAcnfR-
REV. j. " r AcKENZlE. PrnciPaL
SMITH RAGSDALE.
BF FULLER
J. n KENNEDY
j y Is HENSLEE
FEMALE DEPARTMENT
rEsCHERs;
REV. J " T. MckENZlF
SMITH RAGSDALE.
MARTHA T. RAGSDALE.
VoCN tNp GNsTBt MENTAL MtslC;
d. DANFcRTH Teacher
Til. Institution is located three miles west
Of Carks,iiie, Red River county, feU- sc-,
.lor- commence fret Monday Boo October and
close the last Thursday boo Ju.y. embracing q
term 81 ten mo~ths Students taken Al ans
rcrioi Il iuc -c-s 90. The course Of la-iruc
ton D. ~ thorough ia the English. Classical
and mathematical branches, a. eau be iound f
any institution 10 the south.
TERMS. PR SESSION Of TEN MONTHS
Board, vashirg, room rent. and iui-
unu IN English department, f PAID
49, close of session. $40 o.
fl not paid O., CLOSE Of session. III %
IN Classical or Higher Naihcnaacs, {
90 u 90 close ut term. . 1870 ot
II not paid % close lIj 90
First tive months oulg. % %
accidental eapcn-cs. ul
MUSE, extra charges
Ten per Gems allowed on money ps,d in a.
vance Niadcni, charged from the tine they
enter the school tIl o~e Of the session, nnl
no deduction made except 10 clscs ~ pro'rag'r'
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John 4 Wharton bsfiri Attorney
Ni,tra-,is n Nn.f u March ara 1t Mod Or
Wtastaa - Msn aitf "a an Mas and isi VI Oct
coioraAi -
tasas 5ih
fsrf Besd 7fb
Brssursa ~
t,alre.fs, ian l. p 90.
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ARTHUR u 20,
CCNcR Al. Z: u OC T. RS.

n NJ. ROBINSON & co, General On.
!. GERS, Dea.efs N Winss and L,yaor,
and Virginia umuJae,roi foofeco, No 100
GraYsr street, New Orleans apla
II Special attention given to all orders
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BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT
Take the bright shell
From it. home on the lea,
And wherever 4 goes.
!. viii sing OF the sea.
SO. take the fond heart
From its home and IL, hearth,
Twill sing Of the loved
To the end. Of the earth.
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IT TNT VI J M 7
1homa. Il Dusai ia8e~
A'sA II tia.n-f- Dlaluei Anamef
Ba,ror Isl Horlsy. 20 Apfi ani orieb~i
CagdysH 81 slsf i-g NJ b. a. an Oct s.
Guad.slHps iih
Hfp 6ih
Nlf'iauss4a -
Bhfaff Hh
~. fa., tb4 d.
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roUrTH DISTRICT
Thtsua. beYfac Jad.e
fraus Eigzu lnsife; Attorney
Cs,sai I.i naudass n Mafeh arI .enfrfni~f
A. 1T monday. % lsi ma4 81 March and 49,
cLiegis "a
bfguf lih -
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Superior Court.
IMPORTANT TO AMERICAN sHIPowaERs-AcrIOS ON
CHARTER PARRY.
Before Hon. .Iudpa Sioasoo

Before Hon. Judge Soaaon.
MAY 30-Charles z. Weber rs. Ambrose C. KinosIoai
and oser 01ers Of he Ship 7yphaon.-rais action WAS
brought by the plaintiff who together viii Carl erase.
mann, fo med he firm of Graser Co.. ship brokers'
OF London), orecovsr 2 per comm ,sion on the
lump freight or the ship ryphoon. voyage Lon.
don to Calcutta and back An in 1854 beag fl OOO
Grasemann Co. 81 brokers' obtlii ed from Rro wood
Barclay OF London, charter party for said voyage In
which secured five per cent commission on the ump
fright AID which was paid by the terms the charter
party the vesfe to be consigned return voysgs
TO the brokers' who were report ths yard and
do the shp's business
On the retur. of the ship the defendants took the
vese out Of the brokers' hands ard this action was
brought 70 recover 2h per c,nt Tho freight alleging
inst that there press contract paw the same
and second shat in the absence Of contract By previous
cealpgs and ussge, they were entitled toit
The prime saal ship brokers o. london NucludiDg this
houses Of Daring Brothers and Peabody Go y were
examined - 10 the custom prevailing in London ~
chsrgFg commissions sought to Ss recovered In this
case and their deposSions road in evideocs Tho
question s considered of great importance American
shpOwners because sincs the repeal OF the English Ns
vgAtion laws American ships hs .ensvev gsged
in the carrying trade between Engaud her c,loniss
and have had the preference them by the English
merchants.
The jury had sot agreed at The rsiux Of the Court
ana the Judge cfdered . sealed verdict.
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SuDcrtox Court.
HEAVY DAMAGES INA MERCANTILE SUIT.

Bs.ore Hon .ucge Bos WORTH
NAY 80 II. X. A5anh q Co., AIesSndsr Dennisios.n
Co This cause is trial for sse 9Th time and
has been frequently NO ICED before 4 Ia an action for
selling largo quantity of -four ia Liverpool 10 May,
cd that should not DO sold un ihe question As to ns
repeal Of tho corn ,1s sstt TIE -four WAS dis
posed of before tie time spec lGed BY which loss was
sustained by the osnsignses. They claimed sl4 COO da
mssss The jury gave v,rd.ct for plaintiff for 81,
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gIvHR TERRIBLE ASSAULT UPON SENATOR sUNyeR
yiycty brought before the readsr bv Lss ks 4LU
URATED NEWbP APER. which is he nher a he first
volume The United States seoa cssm.er is given with
great rhulness ard the repre.ontsrou made
perfect by the accompanying dia Of the
showing The .ees q he Siferen members There Also
most uuhfI likeness Of Senator topeteer
eeries Of original pc,urs reoressndpg aud prison
ship. Of the Revelation expressly tor Lesss paper;
togehef wf five ohst pages OF foe H ra'i0ps full
latter press hs latest pe vs. in fac
binRon of and sbny sth has bv
e nusred this country and equal In mari. any
pt0skhedabroad.
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T,RAHK LEsLIEs
II ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPER
Completes I've
fist volume
this O. ,rutns
With the
most magnificent
paper ever
Issued ia
this country.
See 1t, and
judge fer
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PERSONAL Intelligence.

Among tho passeugers to leave to dag BY the Fuitou
are Mr. deAn ). Acamr as bearer Of spschss to ths
United Stasas Legation At Paris, and xr. John H. Aspn
wall As bearer o: sscal despst.hes 10 Mr.. Dallas
Minister at London,
Mr.. Cayalcanu 0Abuquerque, iosnerly this repreeep
tative Of Brazil the United States has rstpT1ed
wsshDztsn in tue cspaoty Ct Envoy Extra ordinary Of
his Kmperer togour government.
ARRIVALS.
Al tte Ca @Ld,n-Mrs Fanny Kemole and servant Rpg.
lave Bern Schroeder aud fsmiy Haburg Richsrd Giover
Loudon; y. Davis, Hartford j. X. Mills
carlton iaes, New York. L. Wsriner. aprpghnd ChArles
a. VIII e, New Yori, w. s. Church, Albany.
Fror New Orleans. Ia ship suitsna-Nrs Allen Hu Msscs
Are ard Annie Hill and scIvsnt Mrs whtsmore y,sa
" pt 4 Post, Master Post and 2i in secc nd cabin.
From Galveston, in bark Mon!auk-Ms Churchpan sai
children.
MIssENT LETTERS Iist OF letters advertised IN tho Nsw
YORK HERALD OF May 30, 1850, remaining IN tina Post
Office, New York, for Philadslphis hou1s;-
Bailey & Co, Hogan 4 TAcrlpson,
H. l.. Bal net. Je0kins b Co,
Crowell 4 G llns, Swain Il Aseli
Fitzgerald x Co.. smith Hayes,
Cans Itberman Co., latham Brother,
john A, H,ndry,.. Thurlow Hughes 4 Co.,
wflispson, Taylor Il Go,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY GAY.

TsHk ELcQUENCE OF THE PRESS las BsRn EX.
eIted 70 give an idea of the uls recent. made
sns,e . chamber but has been Lett .sLx .cheys
cnams Of AT tor his last paper hch Ia tru bis
nrst youme contain splendid -psrsvinE Ok ths
q ee nsmbsrs seats when makes thing cesr aud
VIVA Never bof0r9 has event arsc utver-al
nor been mere viyoy brought before tbs ID ihsre
Aso hne hkeness OF 6ena or Sumner osned bv
BIOGRAPHICAL sketch, together with n other Ia
tereapg pic ures with full letter
nI and usSful PAP on ever Issued & us cous ~
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@1RAkK LRSLIE'S
II NLUsTRATwD
NEWSPAPERS
Challenges
Comparison
deees
Competition.
No. 26. Issued
This morning,
Comp eies the
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05
humboldt having saloon,
AND BATH ROOMS,

Nam Street, WINvOv,IIC.
TNIE UNDERSIGNED announces that his Es-
l. tabishment, so long known to the public. has
recently Undergone thorough repairs and altcra-
tons and been fitted up in style of elegance ul-
surpassed by any similar house in North,rn CALI
iornia. 1T has been his aim to make it an agree
able and delightful resort for gentlemen desrous
OF undergoing tons orial operations, or to employ
water rs detergent agent.
His arrangements for bathing are hard TO beat.
The proprietor scarcely deems II necessary to say
much IN reference toils sup1r.ority, to those VINO
have already hOnOrtd him with tne.r patronage,
except to assure them that it is very much i'm
proved in every respect.
No pains will he SPACED to make his Saloon n
pleasant place of resort,
ISAAC DIXON.
Weavorvle, Nov II, 1855. nll-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05

WAS snokcn in low and hcart-broken tones
hv the stricken child. The cross was al
ready his. Skates, sleigh, dinner-all were
FORGOTTEN in that cruel anguish.
Arain the penny was turned, and, in an
interval of chld-like grief, he wished he
could spend it, But no the penny must
be kept for the ferry-man lie crossed the
river to reach his home-the home OF his
lone mother who for six long years, had
toiIed struggled, triendless and alone. The
earthly tie was broken but not by death
The husband and father was drunkard and
an outcast.-Home J0Maai
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COUNTY ASSES SMENTS
for 1856 '51.

THE ATTENTION OF OWNERS ard Agents
OF Real Estate aud Personal Prep rty W thin
the County of Trinity. is herol Il r ctCd to the
provisions Of the Public Revenue Act of the State
ofCaliornja. requiring them to furnish stat nents
of the same TO the County Assessor specifying
the oXact boundaries of the Real Estate with The
luild ngs aud improv, ments thereon; together
with the value of all Per- onaI Prop rly iIclud ng
Goods and chattlcs OF every dcscr pt oI; all Cash,
Mon ed Stock Notes. leads. Mortgages &c &c.
VIII htthor owned. or held in trust for others
1et7~ II any person shall be guilty Of giving Il
false lit of property. uLd the oath rcquir, v
law. such person Shall he al le to ind t, ment for
perjury, al d the property shall be Liable to three
tm,s the usual tax.
%t'~ The assossnlent of all property Of persons
rcius ng to give Il Il, Will he d0u1ltd ~ the
Board of Equal eaton. Blank statements may be
had on applcat on at this Office.
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05

PHASES or LIFE-On cold day in Jan
uary last, pensye-faccd boy, apparently
nine or ten years Of age, sat in brokers'
Office, twirling between his thumb and fore
finger bright new penny upon the baized
table before him.
The occupant of the Office had gone to
The Board" leaving word with the boy to
close up at the usual time that he would
not return again that day as he was going
TO take Slegh-rlde
The thumb ana finger continued MAKING
herapid whirs of the penny. The mind
within was also engaged his skates, his
little sleigh and his dinner were the objects
OF his tAo0ghtS-iOr the bit that mother
gave him for lunch was swallowed up before
ten O'Clock. lie could not help it, he was
so hungry Besides mother had promised
that she would try and have a dinner that
day and Hope whispered that she would,
and then-Such fun Oh his sleigh with the
neighb0rlng boys! a restless desire to get
home soon followed visions OF SO much han
p,ness
lie must look at the Trinity clock "Ten
minutes" lie soItly articuiatcd, and nv tiue
will be up" AS he closed the door a for.
lornlookins man pushed toward him, with
hat in hand, supplicating charity The rev
erie was broken.
The child and man looked long and Silent
" at each other. The latter, with still
idotic stare, exclaimed, "whose boy are
you p
"Mrs. Hammc9s, replied the bereaved,
but Ingenious boy.
The unhappy man re-crosscd the thresll-
hold with the vague, uncertain feeling that
the lttle pale-lace ANA himself stood in re-
ldtion to each other.
II was true
The father and son had again met !! And
the hope Of the young enid, which few
minutes before had buoycd him up-where
vast? Gone
Iae little form sank down. The tears
Qqye4 ygll and fast. "AIy poor father /"
The Trinity journal., 1856-07-05
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