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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
CITY pROpERTy

su%-Lota block los, on Brady street; stoo
3ie--Part Of lot block 81, 4sx,an too.
near BradT street, with frame dwelling hous oseond
ling house, on Railroad east Of Kork ii ans dwell,
$50 per foot. a"u Street;
LOTT block VA house oil six ro-n. rood s.r.
term wood shed, &c; price $500. els
32i--A house with n acre OF prouns
ernpart Of the city; siOeo. quo hor'h'
32s--Lot block Is, south eas, eo,n.,
Western Avenue, one Of the handsou M, $, ~ ana
private residence In tho city. ~" iofs
3.p--Lot7 block 3 and Il and "a t,oot
addition, near the Female College. A''shs
No. sa2--Lot No. . in block 50. on 5tb .,,..,
east Of Perry, upon VIII Oh is erected tw os toi
bouso, story frame house, earn.n,sr 10y ofsek
stable brings In rent q sass per annun; viii ~ s
low. " Wv sola
No sss--A one story brick house OF lot 2s,aooo
nutth side Of Tenth street between Perry ami as
! ha.ia nne view Of the river from this place Is
| slo--Iet and block rs, near the Ra,l,,s,
NSP'''
| STA aew frame house with good bach tnIldi.v..
| The corner OF sixth street; lot sexiOo issI "4
| sla-Al.o uaeio adjoining n tn. south ,r.r,,
| Main street. tosso feet. ""t oa
| aat-A hense and let sixth street. west Of Min
al7A Lot Gu Main street being tl.e north Wa, cor,
aer OF Geidsnl'lhs addition 50 Jsxal.
| 3is--A house and lot botweeeu Brady aud u.t
| wiih M. view ui The river sss
35i-Part OF lot block s. Forest Dillon. st,,,t,.
| rries $500, 4''''n
| 152-lot ffouting Brady aud extending N Parry
| street; s'S@ 81 ieet; price saoo, easy terms.
| 355--A house and lot on south west corD.r ~ IA,
| thd dsines streets; silso. 'A""
5Ss--A mouse aud Two lots tn Ea-t payepport n,i,.
/ 3t-o" ~ easb, balance year, cheap pr0pattt
3Ss-A house and lol on east side of Ripley stree,
beiween front and Second streets, house n slo,,..
Srooms, lot 3oxro, anasr rent 500 per ann nn,
/ price .ouo
No. 24o-A two stofy frame honse ON par,,,t,,,,,
- on Western avenue, North 81 Gti st. house roaan
AIichsn pantry, closets rst"rn and we'll Price syas
No. 2aA House Of same sizs and San. lar az, s,S
snd Western Ave. Price $3.50
Ne. ia House Of same aud same lo, one do
rsss u Western Ave, Price s2zo0.
No. ga House OF sans sizs ana ds.rtptio,, a, s
e. I'd dooi EAST u " Ave Prizes s2,2Vg.
No. stiIhree ii'ases u iie same description snsb;
ons, GA fAsnan St north VI Lueust With i an .cr,
gFound each Price 81 ,suU
No. 2S5.A House aud Lea 90 corner s,pley and i2,
ia Lot v+xi '1,iieuse i65sns-. Pho. $50
So -ds.-A frame house Earnsal st. bot seYtlx,r
Ave. and -, rooms kitchen, cistesE we'll ste Pm.
.I.Sp.
NJ, 90 "A two story ffsno house on lie Claire at ma,
ls Eooms sd'ssh psi.tr"s, ots, Jesse ground 4,
yoars ftles $500
40, 20 .-is0I 5 Lio,k o., JsxeS
80 2'e.-A hot with two sns houses on % 1t us.,
warren, AiK5a. Prizes sstv.
no, ia A0sse and lot ga I'll 1t vast q, ,.rrsm
10; e3xi bo, house rooms lau we'll etc pr 60
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
Improved Oscillating Steam Engines

E-ridge & Mad swoftu's Patiently
Manufactured at the Hswkeye Machine Shop,
Fourth S., w end II the eity,l
DavEN Oct, low
TIE subscribers are now prepared 10 furnish te
order hEginet ~ any sire, aud invite thoss
wanting TO call at IN cir shop whsfe OF the kind
may be seen running. These Engines model. o
lin picity and CON paeincss. and combining theN
da all best featsrts OF the common rtctproestinl
sKgiHe, with Others OF great utility peculiar them
selves, make them particularly economical in iu o
ard repairs We also make.
MILL WORK of all kinds and MACHINERY
in general of the best quality.
Repairing Promptly Done.
Those who favor as with their orders MAJ depend
ON being served to sat- siactioH
decis sc dwtf TOWNSEND, SMITH IL co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

REGULATING POPULAR SoyEREissry.-
Hon. Mr.. MeMolien, Member Of Congress
from yirginis, has announced that the Viz
ginia delegation were an unit in denuncia-
lion Of the dectine Of Squstter Sovereignty,
.s promulgated by the distinguished Sen
stor from Michigan.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
Atamee,inp Of the Rhode leland State

Alta meeting OF the Rhode leland State
Republican Committee, held on the 9Th,
resolutions were passed recommending
continuance OF the Republican organiza-
ten throughout the State, in every city,
town, and village. The leading principles
of the Republican platform we're resffirmed,
and committee of three was appointed to
prepare an address 10 the electors.
The Burlington Gaz. of the 18th says
"The river closed up at this point on Sun
day last, and yesterday morning we noticed
number OF persons crossing on foot. Il
is thought by many that teams might cross
to-day in safety--we would advise them to
delay an experiment Of this kind for day
| or two at least
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
Notice.

HAVING disposed Of our interest In the stock
IL bulldog and lease OF the Hawkeye store on
the lxih instant, to Messrs. Lam fite Crombie We
liberal patronage, aud would cordially roeommsra
these gentlemen ~ their iayor and coatinnauee
All persons Indebted TO us by book accouut ar
olher@lse Will at once see the Iecossity of unn,sdi
ate sete ment, aud all persons having claims
Us wan present them Tor settlement without dgi.y
We can tesoandhtthe store OF the Mn
assis dA~ JACOB WEAVER, IT,, 4 co
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

Its curious fact thst the Nicholson let
ter lscrilss Of Gen. Csss have never been
eadorssd By a single Southern Democratic
convention. snd never ought to be ~ .
Northern one.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

AoLIsK AID Rock RIVER BHlDeEs AID
PLANK RoAD ConPAHY. understand
that the twenty thousand dollars worth of
stock required for the commencement Of
this Company. has been nearly all subscri-
bed, and there 10 no doubt bu, the Comps-
ny will proceed to the construction of the
road and bridge. The latter will doubtless
be built first -M0lins Workman
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
AuCTIONi

r1So be BID at Public Auction on Monday, the
i s2d, the entire Fu rniturc OF a large board
ing house. situated on Ripley between second and
inir6 SITS. The Fnraiture, which is all new, COZ.
sists Of
Tables, one large extension, Chairs, Bedsteads,
Feather Beds and Bedding
likewise STOVES, CRoUkERY and GLASS WARE
with all the KITCHEN FURNITURE and also the
iea4 OF said nonss.
decIo d3s s.. PARKER. Auc.ionser
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

One thousand barrels Of -four from New
Orleans were recentlf landed 1t Havana.
The duty was $685. per barrel.
A writer 10 the Boston Post, says with
great Conscience, that one gIobule Of Bella
donna taken every moring BY each and eve.
~ member Of family--sduits, children,
servants and oil inmates-will certainly
prevent the spread Of this dreadful disease
10 every household that msy adopt it, as Ger.
!siBly - vaccination will prevent the small
pox. Ten cents will purchase years sup.
ply.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
CIErs ENR TuE HOLIDAYS!

A LARGE and choice assartmenl 2, ~, 81 =
<ARlCH GIFTS, suitable Tor me ~ 'aas .a .f ina
Al the tlause Furnishing Nsfefooasi 50
bsgTaa Kettle.
ISAELE M 70TK aTUTTLrK ~; a hns ss.c r.
/ ment can be found W tho HOUSE rut"'s"s
WAferooms, sixn u tho bis lea ke.so,
,ISEA SUALks Of different sizes for safe y snc
I Hoase Furnishing warefooms, sign o. NV ~
Tea Katie.
r ANrRkNs II great variety al the House far'
finishing warerooms, sign Of the s,g Tea noM.o.
.sThp LADDERs 4. S, q, 4 and steps, for sale ~
Sthe House Furnishtn g Warerooms, sign Wig Tea
Kettle. -------
lyAW RUCkS, AXES and WOOD SAWS for sale
Satthe Hoase Furnishing Wat rooms, agn big
Tea Kettle. -,
IRON, nRs SIS and PLATBD WAhE ANA HAIR
ISEIvEs Tor sac III the HeIse FURNISHING "A"'
rooms, Sign Big u Kettle. ---v----..~
/-yKoCER1s TIA CANS for sale Al III, House Fur
l In,shing Waserooms, sign Big Tea Kettle
S,TAIR RODS, a good assortment at the House
SFurnishing wareroo ms, sga Big Tea Kettle
I,HERMoMETERs in great variety for sale at
L the Honse Furnishing Waterooms, sign Dig ae'
Kettle ----------------
NURSE CANS 81 iinsrent patterns for sale q
IN the House Furnishing Warerooms, sign Of he
Big rea Kettle. -z-,.-----
MAKE TURNER'S Tor slle NJ tho HOUSE FURNISH
| Jag wgrc.roolas, sign Big Tea Kettle
IIor WATER PLATES for sails al the House
l1Furnishing Warerooms, s'gn Big Tea Kettle.
I7,oSN Pepper for sale NJ tho House Furnish
I Jing Warotos ms, sign Of BIG Tea hettle,
Persons Just mmencing Housekeeping
.xTILl. bear IN mind that they can mud every ar
w ucia oil Kitchen Furnishing Goods atthe
House Furnishing Warerooms Of
NFsE'slN KsI HzI so Il - ~.
second Il sign OF the Big Tea Kettle. Goods de
liyerea IN ans part Of the city free OF expense
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

EVENING ScHooL.--We refer those desi-
rous OF attending an evening school to Mr..
Shidy's advertisement. Ii twill be seen his
terms are very low, placing il within the
power Of the poorest lad or young man to
school himself.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

Timely Notice to Customers. All
debts due becoming due on or Eefore
Jan LIST, 1857, and then remaining unpaid, will be
left for collection. EDWARD ALDEN.
Davenport, Dee. - d3w
Notice. few boardsrs be accommodated nj
private boarding house between I'd and Sd ss, third
door 80, Ripley st, at Mrs. G A. Phillips Da.
cosrders preferred. decladlw =
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

.EHE Ladies' Of the Protestant Eplseopa, Chursh
otsRock Island VIII hold Il Festival ut Smiths
new Hall near the island CITY Hotel, on Tuesday
evening, Zee, 23d. Tickets be procured III
stGrandsiPs Music Store, Davenport Per order I
Committee, daela
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
I0Wl LAND AGENCY.

WILLIAM ALLEN tMM :.
= ~ =, HsH..aRk.
Aktosmavs and Couneell0rs - Law,
n..l.-. riss Inaurauco and Gen.
srel Laad Agents, ana Ho.s1'
DAvOnIo0Tts IOWA.
Collections and all professional pasihes - .ss.nts.
,ention money invested; taas. pan H. e.t.e security
monsy ioa,sa a,hi .od aud located; farms, house:
aud lola l ,eA.on' ''"'
." eo"" --RRrER TO-
usnry D. Holman, 9
Cook 4 Dillon, ~
Hon. Thomas Alsn' :.
dover hichssds9n, NJ.
patisr, ks;h ~ l.al'' D0'so1
yss: N 49,
msary l. Eins
% " CLARK, Hartford, Ct,
c. u. Camp & Co, Ciacn.ati q
Phins Alien, u, fuSno,u, mass"
o. D. Dcrrance' Portland me-
losrE ~ lnrRovsp FARAs AID WILD LAsOs, ~. IN
PxorxaTY, &C, rok sALs ~ sooA"
nronv
C1IS EAVrAAAs.
nd * nd 49, 10; 7os 20; price aipo; te rms easy.
sis ;; price ol20O.
No. l20--A number OF nne lots near Female Col.
No. I2s--TWo desirable lois near the Depot
81 $780,
|
| land aud Sixth sts j price e.N0o.
| and Moi'ne' pnn tehceo anu it"P'o''"' f''e' 49,
|
No 6o-A Two story pfiek store gu =" ~ ..s',s
| Saseo; terms easy
| -,
No. bs-A three story brick store on "a ~ Set"e''
No 5a-A beautiful house corner Of scot, ana o.n sls
fensfs' io' iooAi'o' i"Ne sooV
no =, sss7T ~ r.. ~. ester a.. nrie. sg7eo.
''' w ''N' -
No e,a snssS pFsI o n0 S. y" 81
No as-A double brick house ON Scott 81 from 9th,
rooms, cistsrn, &c; lot dox7i; price $3.50.
x AZ, sr., raj, story br,ek hons, on BRADY .,
Ind FROM p,h. no room, ci.terp DC; hot 40xl5o prc
sIso
|
NO. oaA c kSo hoSse ~ n.a as ,rs.. a.
., ~. t ~ ron ..,m. s.ry ,..y
|
40. 90 ssnan nonsS gu si 80, as'''i
,,.. :, p,sA.,.e 81.
| NO. o'-oooa nouse .saet ., . .n ''H ~ va '
-,
No o. house on Rock lslahd i h'ai Stl' ne'
sns,
| r,. x.ii r,.,-,n stahs =. small .lo,s ~ l,f -
,a,r nr,c. ~ Am, -
/
|
No'to"on nouse anu 'vt on MAN s'' i"'n's' wen
Ne.sl-fins house on 18th ST. hear Letlsire st.
/ -
| eorneroi college square; li2s1l50 prie. o3,OOO.
| - -. ,h,-ht. ,.m,.a.., 3D.. =, az 49,. n
| ~. a,sn,y smpt n, s'.a a =, - $3.50
|
No. ii7--a tarm OF soa aetes a. mile. from town
n.sen ssns,as ,imhr, .nr,ns. IN, ppnp,.,a
| T. 1arnS.eas ! ~ s,arI al
No. fa4-7IS acre. .hree nstiss non town; rartfm
| I royed; price JTsp
M .., farm, ., .,o ..r.. No., MA. a..
| ban.. I'll sc a,,c. 90, ,.r.,ss IVA 49, N''
No a-A beautiful 20 acre t@im In Pleasant faiisl
| No Grand t.Itn an,y = t,.l. nm, IN. ,i,st a
|
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FARM risUIsAikn

iei. Farm Of Gis acres IN section, 81 IA. "a O..
sps e.. I, hast, as acres broke, sac acres under
tshee " aS es IA wheat, 40 aeres In Oats ~ nous-
Ssi Ho springs shd siI~au ru ming wht.t tri,k
sehooi house on the iand Ircc 90.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
For Sale.

eaeells.i stand for Tavern on the Dubu9ue
ioan'a low rods north Of the cor porate limits OF
DAVENPORT together with Nine Acres 81
ia"d t,rae which Is uader utiyatlon and sur
guhaeu ~ good isnoe, with Tunling wa ter on H.
ihe impioFoiur ais are two story Brick House, 81
SCI square, VIVA good dry esiIar, n laige stable
aha never IAiing well oi wutor; the buildings arc
how ahu nave never been occupied. The above Is
Just such place rs Is needed Tor The aecom,noIA.
ZION Of farmers, travellers aud Growers. For iur'
thof particulars eEQaisp of vst@ - Is ~ ~.
NICHOLS, IsBELl. i CO.,
oesl F LaSA Agents.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
Fair and Festival.

The ladies of tho Second Baptist Church and Congre-
cation will bold Fair and Festival ia iheii
House Of Worship, corner Of ith art Perry -ts.'
On Tuesday evening, the 23i Of December.
The proceeds to be applied towards furnishing the
churc4. All are invited TO attend.
Davenport December tt
News and Democrat please copy.)
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
A Chance TO Make q Fortune

CLARhs LkLEHkhTGD FLOUR MILLS, one IA
operation and exhibition daily, corner Perry and
Third streets. Thepublie Invited 10 call and zee IT,
state, County Township and shop single rights
and Mills foruhs Territory ofths State OF Iowa for
sale. Apply 10
oct24-cf JACOB WEAVER, Jr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

Notice
We have iva handsome new Bugsies and FL,
Two Horse Carriage, which will be sold eheap 70,
cash II applied for coon. Can be seen at The resi-
denee Of James ksnwick, cor. 4th and Riplug SITS
opposite tho C9url House.
Sept 3 dr. REyWICR A. SON
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

los. farm OIL 10 acres IN sec -, Iwp5a X E.s
good frame house, rooms, we'll d 81 pries ai5
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20
NEW FIRM & NEW GO0Ds
Choice Groceries,

flfHE subscribers have taken The popular stau1 {
i p Weaver and to, at the corner af Brady AN
and Thitd streets and increased their sioek by Oh
ad diliaa 5 IA ehnfca lnt of
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

49,. tssm Of 20 acres 10 acc o. I rs. RoEx,,
taea south OF Fulton Depot House rev: triss 4 ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

A remarkable remedy !. Hyer's Healing
EmbrocatfOn. See advertisement. Sold by
dselT-lw HINES Il CLPPIAGER.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

l9i-A fa1m "i gu asrvz with fUHuins water soui.
god stack h.Eu ''~N'-'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

OF No. Q, block ~, would be sold cheap foi
l i cash or exchanged tor superior gold walcl
aud rigging, buggy or fqe horse.
-ALSO--
A well finished two story frame dwelling on Eas
"a street; lease for lot ~ years; great bargain.
Also
10 acres Of iHost beautiful land ~ miles from
lily limits, Upton road; cheap and terms Ca sy
Apply to (declSdtf I. e. EADS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

i9sA splendid farR of Il o acres in PieasaD, y.u.
all under fence, two good frame bosss orchard garden
- acres clover aad tnothy, there no acres al
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iio-An Improved htrnin slc. II I 81 X 8 ease, -
s' o. tts' hoaae - 'et square pr,es ST. per ACRE.
h-t iaf'A 81 ohHetrs : miles truI the teie.
sfsph rosa anew frame house, Stsbe &c priee ssV psr
acre.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

No.sl-Fine house on 4th 81, sear LeUIsire 81.
No. 59-rwo beautiful ots Brady st. opposite D
eornsro, college square; li2snioo; price 5000.
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No. s3-An improv I'll farm, fenced aud all cultivated
nice house, springs abd err-k IL, on hickorl
Grove road miles FROM town, psAge orange feace
started entirely around the isI 800 price osu
per
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LADIES, EESTIXAI.

Ielliss, Preserves, Canned Fruits, etc, etc.
pn Bile are respectfully solicited 10 give us cal
declg-dSwu LAhBRt1E & GROIN
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ist-A hsa aTn q" Ga0 acres part Of il broken this
year, Win frame h9ss recently built price Ga pei
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20: ioo-A iarm OF 1850 acres in see, 25 and 30 b
water.
no. l3'.--A iarm Of is2 acres, in sec 10 I s4R5k,
acres good timber, % acres, In cultivation, 10y
pSoanks rooms, log stable, crib ana well. 5000
No. i52.--h farm OF gUU aci az i'm see % 4 "a n
w acres under eali'atoE and uAder feEee, al o..
snaid % ~ yopng iress, ~ acres timber, a frame
.sl stoek aud farming utensils nm il.
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IVA BARN oi2H5 acres; Of which 10 timber mile.
.s'hi LaAl davenport, aIaI which IL erected brick
Y,e, esfh' Ne price sos, cash, balance In three
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liza htl q 40 aSIes aud 10, Up. So ssst
100 acres OF timber and 21 acres under cult, sn uric,
81 per acre asuei stock fsTni
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08

and the citizens are cutting and storing
away their own ice-a circumstance the like
of which the "oldest inhabitant" does not
remember to have occurred before.
THE PREsIDENCY.-The contest at the
coming Cincinnati Convention will, it is
generally believed, be narrowed down to
Pierce and Buchanan, although Virginia has
put forward the names of Wise and r. NJ.
I. Hunter, and Louisiana goes for Buchan-
an and Slidell
EURoPE.-The most important intelligence
from Europe is the alleged acceptance by
Russia of the Austrian proposals, and pros
poets ofpeace
There is very little war news. From the
Crimea nothing important. Several ad-
ditional explosions of the Sebastopol docks
had been made. France and England each
reserve one gate as trophy.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08

The POETRY OF CoNGREss.-Some inspir.
ed poet, getting tired of the prosaic tele-
graphic dispatches of Congressional proceed
ings, has put the matter in new form, which
may answer for the doings of that body a
month hence as well as now
Banks a hundred and five.
Banks a hunded and seven,
Banks hundred and one,
Wants hundred and 'leven
Pennington four and three,
Richardson seventy-two,
Fuller thirty. Dear me
When'll the trouble be through?
Eastern Paper.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08

NOVEL SUT.-The Cincinnati Inquuer re-
cords suit of an interesting nature, and in
volying delicate question. The particulars
are as follows:-The plaintiff is a matronly
lady, who alleges that some months since
she was induced to give birth to child
some weeks previous to the proper period
in consequence of fright, superinduced by a
sudden collision of the ferry-boat Bell which
plies between this city and Newport, and
the wharf-boat at the foot of Lawrence
street. The lady, Mrs -, claims dam
ages of Captain Air to the amount of $40.
600, in consequence of this disappointment
of her hopes Of an Mir, the child coming in
to this terraqueous world still-born. The
suit, so novel in its nature, very naturally
eXcites considerable gossip
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08

THE GoLD HARvEsT-At the time of the
first discovery Of gold at Suffers Mill in
California the amount of gold in the United
States was estimated at $4,000, 600. Since
that time $3.50, 600, 600 have been shipped
from California to the Atlantic States, and
$33, 100000, from other places. OF that
amount 1920, 900, 600 have been sent abroad
SO that California has nearly trebled the
amount of gold in the Atlantic States in less
than seven years? There cannot at this
time be much, if any, short Of $3.50, 600, ,0OC
Of gold in the States east of the Rock
Mountains In addition to this supply for
warded to the Eastern States, we have built
up for ourselves gold currency Of not less
than $50,000,000, including the uncoined
dust and bullion in the State In this esti
mate no calculation is made for the gold
sent direct from California to foreign ports,
or taken in the pockets and under the special
charge ofpassengers in the steamers. Were
these amounts to be counted it would add
at least $50, ,000, 600 TO the grand total of
the yield Of California mncs-n all $3.50,
000, 000-1Iining J0urnaL
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08
-<sst-4>@$%p<o

THE CmNEsE.-Forty-three years ago the
last official census of the empire was taken
at which time the population was reported
at 1862, 600, 600 and the present estimate is
100000, 600. Human life is divided by the
Chinese into ten periods, as follows: The
age of 10 is called the opening degrec;' 90,
youth EXPIRED 80, strength and marriage :
40, officially apt;' 80, error knowing;' 60,
cycle closing; 20, rare bird of age; so,
rusty visage;' 80, delayed; 100, ages ex-
tremty.'
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08
COnStable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an Execution issued by Justice
- Vaughan, out of the Justices Court of Wea-
verville Township, on the 9th day Of March, A.
d. 1856, for the sum of eightysN (SS6) dollars
Judgment, and twenty-five (S22) dollars costs and
accruing costs, in favor of n. H. Smith, and a
gainst George johnson, | will expose for sale. at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash at
the Court House in the town of Weavcrvile on the
2Sth day OF March, A. ID. 1856,
at 10 o'clock, Il. IN. the following property ALI
the right, title and interest of the said Geo John-
SON. in and to Mining Claim situated on Demo-
cratic Gulch, next below the Canon, and adjoining
the Ranch of N. IL, Smith, it being the undivided
one-third of the said Mining Claim, to satisfy said
execution. JOHN NJ. CASS, Constable
Dated, Weaveryille, March 8, 1856. 7-3w.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-08
lnsOIVcnt Notice.

N the matter Of John II Robjnson.-Iu tn. Dis
! trict Court Of the 18th judicial District Court.
Trinity Co.
1t appearing from reading the Affidavit and
schedule, and the petition Of the said j. H. Robin
son, upon application to ccde his property and as
sets to bis creditors, and be discharged from his
debts, that said petitioners application is ia ac-
cordance with the statute in such cases made and
provided. 1t is ordered that the creditors of the
aforesaid John II. Robinson, petitioner, he and ap-
pear before me, at Chambers in Weaverville. at
the County Of Trinity, State of California, on The
LIST day of April, A. ID. 1856. then and
there to show cause, if any they have, why an as
sgnment of the estate Of the said John it, Rob
inson, petitioner, should not be made, and he be
discharged from his debts, and the Clerk Of this
Court IS hereby ordered TO give notice of this or
der to the said creditors of the said petitioner. by
publishing the same in newspaper published in
said County for thirty days, and it is hereby fur
ther ordered that all proceedings for the recovery
of debts against said petitioner be stayed
Given under my hand this, 10Th day of Feb A.
ID. 1886. j. S. PITZER,
Dist Judge, 10th judicial Dist.