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THE following anecdote, Illustrative OF
railroad facility is very pointed. A traveller
inquired of negro the distance to a certain
point. Dat pends on circumstance re-
piled the darkey. II you gwine afoot,
it'll take about day if You gwine in de
stage or de homneybus, you make it in half
a day but you git in one of desc smoke
wagons. You be almos' dar now !"
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Trinity Ditch-progress of the Survey.

On nesday morning we received the fol
lowing note from Mr.. Garland, who is now engag-
ed in making a survey from Rush Greek to Stu
arts Fork Of the North Fork of Trinity river.
In CAMP, Wednesday morning,
August u, 1856.
Me,srs. Curtis & Gordon Sirs-We are past Bear
Creek mile. Getting along finely. There is
nothing as yet that looks in the least discOurag.
ing about the practcability Of completing good
ditch. Have surveyed miles, and calculate
there is miles yet to survey.
Yours, &c. N. GARLAND.
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PROFESSOR WLsoN.-Professor Wilson,
the balloon man, has made another ascension
failure at Marysville. The Inquirer says
that An audience of about one hundred
ventured inside, at one dollar per head, to
see the first start; but the high wind blow
ing at tho time prevented the Professor
from going up" Did the Professor erer sue
Deed in making an ascent? We fear that
he is rather windy subject.
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SheriH's Sale.

pY virtue of an alias Execution 10 r,s ,;..
- issued out of the Hon. Dist,jc, Ccnr, ,u, ot,
Sth, now the 18th Judicial District in ma tn %ne
County of Humboldt, on a iudCmons ran' "''e
therein on the 29th day of Septemha. 'Tn"ls% n%
in favor of W. c. Martin and y I ~. "S'oN
gainst ). X. Fish and Isaac " Hsmngas %
sum of five hundred ard sov.ntv aoa,P % w. me
ty-ave " ast cents (s57o s5l Judgment and iyss,
~, u,'o u; u Suu ,nent, and one huneireaan.ioh'
~ 'nG ,;a uo'" and twenty cents (SlS9 20 eost.
anu u's' 's''drsements. and sixty seven aolla onS
'we"' 1--WE, y-five ceuts (S67 2S,) additional ea W." -"
S' 'ner with accruing costs thereon, Ara,so
oy virtue of levy heretofore, to viii. ON s%
day of December, A. d. 1888, made by n ~" NJ
Lowe, Sheriff of Trinity County, on afto%mosa.' ~
in this cause Issued | will on Thurssia n ~.
10th day of September. A IN. VsSe
ut the Court House door, in Trinity Con-
tween the hours of 10 a. m. and D. m s.f, v
day, expose to public sale to the hishest,ssM'o
Tor cash, all the right, title and interes .u,",'
ana claim of the said Fish ani HempfeL whiaS
they had at the time of the levy aforesaid aos
10 the Ranch known as Burnt Ranch, orrs;H;,u I.a
river, and in Trinity Co.." toget ether witln imS
Pfovements theTeantO belonging, or In ,y III
appertaiping, to- satisfy said Judgment ~'se
costs. and acoruing interest and costs, ,,o,t"
with all additional interest and costs to-
Weayerville, Aug, 2T, 1856. ou''-N
by j. A. WATSON, Deputy. '''''N
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Mr.. HENDEE, the AmbrOtypist, has arrived in
town, and taken rooms in Cliford's Fire-proof
building. Those who desire to see themselves
transferred, in a ife-like manner can have an OPP
portunity Mr.. Hendee only remains few days
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Our acknowledgements are due, and should
have been rendered last week, to our old friend,
NJ Ruch, for the box of eggs sent to our Office
Our devils highest ambition is now to be far
mer. He is right how poor would be the condi-
tion of the world without the farmer.
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MEMORIAL.-A memorial is being circula-
ted, says the San Francisco Chron,cle, of the
25th, praying for the removal of Z. Il.
Herbert from his seat in Congress. 1t is
addressed to the House of Representatives
1t is accompanied by a request to Herbert
not to make California his residence again
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Delegates to American State Convention

Naturalization. J. S. Pitzer, G. +. Lynn.
CANON CITY-B +. Channel and -- Ingram.
We have not received list of the other del
egates elected throughout the County, but learn
that there will be q full delegation from Trinity
County.
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Political.

A large and enthusiastic Ratification meeting
of the Democracy was held in Sacramento on the
23d inst. B. f. Washington, Esq, and W. l. Fer
guson, State Senator from Sacramento County
addressed the assembly
The State Journal estimates the number pres
ent at 2000.
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THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
<!.::SaI>
Saturday Morning, August 80, 1855.

gel. P. FISHER, is our authorized agent
in San Francisco, to obtain advertisements and
subscriptions.
rs-Mr. E. G. JosI.IN is our authorized Agent
10 solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements, at
Lewiston, Bates Ranch, Rdgeville, and at other
points on his route
Es-S. W. RAvELEY, is our regularly authorized
at Canon City.
es-single copies of the JOURNAL, In ,crqpper,,
for the Atlantic Mail, can be had at the publca-
tion Office.
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THE case of Fehley and Wise, who are now in
the County Jail, and under sentence of death,
has been submitted upon briefs in the Supreme
Court. We will be able to lay before our readers
in few day the result
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Theatrical,

The Chapman Family played on Saturday eve
ming last, and on Thursday evening of this week,
TO good houses. An excellent bill will he given
this evening.
On Thursday evening Miss Julia Hudson took a
Benefit-yes, Miss Julia took Bene6t--and Miss
Julia really played herself
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THE MINES OF CALAvERAs.-T miners
of Calaveras have, in consequence of the low
stage of water in the rivers, directed their
attention to the river beds, and are said to
be doing we'll
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talking babes. presume that If the editor has
M time to peruse Shakspeares works thss one OF
those m0nsttosfties" of eight years VIII take
pleasure IN ehtigDtening him. if he is deslfoes OF
becoming informed, We can see nothing Al 'he
foundation of the article referred to but SORT on
;aolousv and ill-temper, moi common to Men OF
talent In defiance of this dsfnpef, we hope that
Mr.. Paullin will pay us visit with his talented
children and excellent troupe.
shall endeavor to keep you posted with re-
gard to any important events that may occur.
We were visited last week by several gentle
men from Weaver, and amongst others MIR.
Stetson. lie was heartily welcomed, and gained
host of friends during his sojourn with us.
We are glad to observe that the circulation or
your excellent JOURNAL is steadily increasing
Send it along early for we like to meet good old
friends Respectfully yours, 'iNDEx'
THE San Francisco CAroa,cle, Republic
an Fremont paper, in an editorial, urging
the Republicans to exert themselves in the
coming campaign, winds up with the follow
ing invitation to the people:
The Republican platform is broad and
national All citizens of every variety OF
shade and sentiment, can find place upon
it. They are entitled to meet upon it on
equal terms. All who are not for ms are
against us. Let us be cohesive, and regard
principles first of al--sinking all otner mat
ters ignoring self-nterest, as far as the
common good requires, and, in battle par
lance, close up our ranks, ana think of moth
ing but hard work from this time Till victory
crown our efforts.
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.AMBROTYPESi

TNlIE undersigned begs leave to inform the ,
L izcns of Weaverville and vicinity that he
taken rooms at Clifford's Hall, where he Ia preu
ed to take Ambrotype likenesses in the best st,
Its beauties far surpass those taken on the Dag,l
reotype plate, entirely avoiding the dazzling Ell
scratc hes, &c. of the latter.
Likenesses taken with or without colors, as
sired. Views taken of Miners at work In Il,
claims, private residences, mountain scenery.
All pictures warranted to give perfect salts.
tiOn, or retaken without extra charge. Inst.
tiOn given. Call soon.
f. B. HENDEE, Art
Weaver. August 2S, 1856. 32.
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Excursion on the Mountain

Mr. Earl, in company with several gentlemen,
made pleasant excursion yesterday afternoon to
the Lake on the summit of " old Bally."
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died.

In this town, on the morning of the 2Sh inst,
Mr.. DAVID NJ. SHUFORn, formerly OF PerryvIiie'
Perry Co., Mo-. aged 50 years.
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The Democratic County Convention

meets on next Monday to elect delegates to the
State Convention, to be holden at Sacramento on
the 9th of September.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-30

EVERETT of the Chapman Troupe, will take "a
Benefit tomorrow (Sunday) evening. Mr. Ever
EFT will no doubt get up "a good programme for
the occasion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gae- $. w. Raveley announces to the cl'i-
zens of Trinity Co. that he is a candidate Tor the
office of County Clerk, subjectts the decision OF
the Democratic Convention. = -~-----s-sfs z
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Express Fayors.

F. W. Blake, Esq, John Anderson, J. A. Hen
derson and Charley Rowe, of the various Express
es, for kind and obliging favors, will accept our
thanks
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-30

"MAx," of the Cigar store, will accept our
thanks for the box of delicious apples and peach
es sent to our office.
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POST OEEICE 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. S. d. KREIDER, Z. NJ,
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MASONIC NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
Trinity Lodge, No. n, +. A. NJ,
HOLD their regular communications at their
IL Hall, in Weaverville, on the last Monday Of
each month.
re- Hour of meeting, 6 o'clock, PM
J. S. PlTZER, W. NJ
JOHN G. BURCH, Sec'y.
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TD~ G.. Belcher announces to the citizens
of Trinity Co. that he is Candidate for the Of.
flee of Sheriff. subject to the decision of the Dem
ocratic County Convention.
The Trinity journal., 1856-08-30

Es- ii. B. Dawson announces to the cit
liens of Trinity Co that he is Candidate for the
office of County Treasurer subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
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NOTICE

Until the completion of the brick building 10
course of erection on our old stand the JouRNAL
office has been removed to Comstock x Martin's
Corral house.
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AMERICA ATTENTION

INllE various Councils throughout the Count
Il VIII meet in Convention on the 18th day
September to nominate candidates as ordered \
the County Council for the following offices. vi
One Asscmblyman, one Sheriff one Clerk, o.
Treasurer, one Assessor, one District AttOrne
one Surveyor, one Coroner, and one Public
ministrator, for the County one Supervisor
each District two Justices of the Peace and I,
Constables for each township
BY order of the County Council,
WIN. FEAST, C. Secretary
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X OyuoE MAINLAND CoAsoLlD LOTTKKIEs,
BALTIMORE, Maryland, July !, 1885.
THE commissioner Of the Maryland lotteries deemed IL
his duty caution the public swindeTs
who circulate by mail and otherwise fraudulent lottery
are wholly fictitious s.Et XII atE @
The only legal lotteries in Maryland those daily
the elected the people
the under approve
schemes and 10 attend 20 the drawings. .
All the tickets 10 these lotteries and all certificates OF packages Of
the Brennan general
CONTRACTOR Once Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore MarylaiId.o All fraudulent. w.
u information the subject Of those frauds address
WV FIX. Brennan,
Sept 2s-dly baltimore Maryland.
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nLENwOOD CEmETkstSx.--onlce No. wa Pennsylvania
VI avenue, OF 10th street, the Savings Bunk This
laid plan the celebrated Greenwood Of
New York. and situated the high ground ana quar-
mile north OF the CAPITOL North Capitol street leading directly
gateway. This received charter from Con-
GEES appropng their ground forever burial making
purchaser prohibiting all encToachments from
legislation Otherwise which Of vast Importance 20 those who
dead where they have placed themj for has
becon in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell 10 and throw the dead pro
seuousy large and legal prevent IL
IL no given 10 the ground @ -"t"
N. B.Oiee from 10 10 II, where pamphlets, with
aap and bylaws, and all other niomaion be
obtained left with Mr.. James II. ar
suaunad June l7-dly
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PROTECTED BY royal letters Of England and secured By
the seals Of cor dc PaImnce de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna. .e.
Tnesamar the remedy general debility,
OF yire power decay, and all the distressing
quenees arising from early Hbuse se I effects are eihcaccus
YOUTH manhood and old the ye would not be-
impaired, decline Of re IL the Tesepar
universally adopted; all physical mpedmens vanish like
before It's influence, thus rendering lis invaluable 10 those
tering the marriage .
Tesema No completely and entirely eradcates all
those disorders which and cubebs have long been thought
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uaion. e.. "A. Mai. H...# .. H.. ..a#" Et1
Tnescmar No The European remedy for that class
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician
mercury The inevitable destruction Of the patents
which all sasapala IN the world
Trcscnar alike devoid of SMELL
all nauseang qualities. They lay the toilet table without
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Sold % each divided into separate doses ad
ministered by Yalpcnu, Lailsimand, RouK, sc, .#.
10 be had, wholesale RETAIL Of MI. n, A. barrow No
Green strrr' Canal New York. sreeiay appointed
patantee for the United every
part a America immediately reeeyng remittance,
Mr. Barrow TTicsemaf part world,
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Renhl agents required. Terms cash.
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Nassau Hall College OF New Jersey, Princeton

"should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought To mini;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auld lang syne"
The members OF senior class ending in June, 1885,
gssnE
Washington d. Co. by the third OF March, A. d. 1857
brighten the links Of the chain oflove and friendship which
tide entirely TO exchange In their
greeting and sympathy, and lament the untmey fate
OF their promising compeers. ~ A r .s.5..
preliminary meeting Of the seapponed committee win be
held the FIRST Monday September A. d. 1885, The United
States HOTEL Chestnut street, between Fourth and Fifth
which may
venent invited TO attend when the will be
adopted full attendance possible. s
time, whom s addressed will be
good furnish the secretary ofthe committee by mail with
their respective post ofices ###
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, M. d.,
Of PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGTITNER.
ofLaneaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PEHDLEToR,
OF Winston, AHeghany Co., Nd,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF BalstO Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
Committee.
JoHr wrIpHAs OF Lebanon, IA, Secretary.
March a7-lawtMaT3 [Inteligencerl
All newspapers civilized Of the world request
ed to notice this advertisement In their editorial columns
of cases through the four d
visions the globe and all throughout the United
aaes OF America grauous insertion
caoBaly between is date and the ID OF March, A. D. 1851
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ny RAILRoAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
ia VA

@ (
Tirne between Washington and wheeling hut Isl
.tN hoursg
Ru"ng time bseea Washington and Cincinnati ~ hours
Through Tickets and baggage Check. TO be hnd In
E Railroad, having greatly improved
ee between Washington, baltimore, and all portions Of the West
The The from Washington and the
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from Baltimore This only change Of ears required between
Wheeling he washington aton and rseseisd and
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Wheeling dre is made with the trains of the CEN
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WI aie respectfully informed that TAYLOR d MAURY's
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requirements. Their stock addition foons
important works. comprises department eure science
and
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Relation Of FtHs 10 California.
IF. United States fusi steamships leave New York
-S3x& for Asplnwal the 9th aud 2Oh of eaci month
ckA connecting with mail from Panama San
E11UkR Francisco,
These steamships been approved by Navy
Depaument and guaranty speed and safety
The laRnma railroad f7 miles long COMPLETED from
to ocean, AID crossed hours The baggage Of
checked In New York through San Francisco
embarked Panama the
The money paid In New York hl o the ir.
Reserve steamers kept In In New York. and
san Francisco TO prevent detention in OF acedent that
the route 10 ontireiy reliable.
Passengers day they arrive a, Aspn-
wall
Conductors through by each and take charge
women and children without other protector.
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency "
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
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