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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
pocToR 6. o. BUTLER,
! FKAcrrr1oSEA or r
M g dici5ne and Surgery,

Having permanently lolated at HuRRIcANE
BRfDaE. offers his professional services to,the
public hoping, by dilligent attention. to merit
the confidence Of all who may dasHs his SER
vices lie will be found at his office, nn.
ess professionally absent 49, .yinf4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
TO SOLDIERS AND THEIR HEIRS
- II ,.r. - AND
~ Land SpecuIators. -

The raders gned will PROSECUTE soldiers
rights If-r TENSIONS and BOUNTY LAND
ri stear4sicc, il, the several wars, under the va
rE6ass acts Of Congress. Undertake acts, wld'
owx and heirs Of enlisted men are entitled. :,
*ALSO.-LAxD EoR.SLLE, number OF small
farms and town lots in Ohio, large, bodies on
Sandy rive1, Virginia; and in Lincoln county
ktAtutky. Address 1A% 3}~r
' y.M. FlRoR, Attorney at Law, =
VITAL i i e. Gallipotis' onio@ -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
DIR. JOHN II. HUNTER,

! DIR. JOHN III. HUNTER,
OGsrs his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, 10
athe citizens Of CHARLESros AND VICINITY.
T. he may be fouud-wfen not en- gaged-at his
Office, in the room formerly occupied by Mr..
Mosely, Two doors above the kanawha
Mouse. .@-- . >2n%3tf ~
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-13

Leave Milton Tucsday and Friday al IN nj,
Arrive At Nestons Falls same days by y pm.
1920 From bayard BY daesya, Oaeida Mills, Malvern
Waynesburgs Magnolia. Mineral Point, and Ca
nal Dover, 10 New Philadelphia, ~ milss snl
back, ak umes week BY railroad. al asaa
speed and by schedule satisfactory 70 The depart
sl2l From Oneida Mills to cssro,on, 10 miles and back
SIX timesa week, by railroad, with schedul
satisfactory to the department
9I22 From Oneida Mila, by New Harrisburg, Leayitt
and Davis, to Leesyille, ~ miles and back,
week.
Leave Oneida Mills Saturday a. a m;
Arrive at Leesye same day by M,
Leave Leesyile Friday AT . a mi
Arrive al Oneida Mills same day by Jpn.
9lz5 From Canal Dover, by Suasburs. Frsxers Store
MT Eaton, Rocks, and Apple Creek, TO Wooster
~ miles and back three times week.
Leave lanai Dover Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at Ia IN;
Arrive a, Wooster same days by pm,
Leave Wooster Tuesday, Thursday, and sstarda,
Arrive at Canal Dover sam. days by6pm
9l24 From New Philadelphia to UhreksslIe, 10 mile.
and back, six iinles a week.
Leave New Philadelphia daily, except Sunday, at
Arrive at Ubrcksyle same day by l0l am;
Leave uhucksyle daily, except Sunday, at 81 m
Arrive al New Philadelphia same day by 4. M
9l25 From New Philadelphia, by Stone Creek. Rogers
VILE, and Bakersyille, TO Chill, ~ miles and back
a week.
Leave New Philadelphia Friday atsams
Arrive at Chill same day by pm,
Leave Chill Saturday NJ O NJ;
Arrive at New Philadelphia day by SPIN.
sl26 From SummitviIs, by Norristown and Mechanics
E town, 10 CaTrollton, 10 miles aud back, once
..ME week.
Leave Summitylle Saturday al Z Ia,
Arrive at Carrollton same day by ~ m,
Leave Carollton Saturday al l m, .#
Arrive at Summi.vilie day by 6 p m.
9I27 From SaIineayls by Mechanicslown Scroggsfeld
Harlem Springs, Kilgore, Germano, and Fife, to
Cadiz. ~ miles and back, once week
Leave Sainesville Friday at o mi
~ Arrive at Cadiz came day by I p m,
Leave Cadiz Saturday at a mi
Arrive at gainesville same day by 7 pm.
ol25 From Hammondsylle, by G pes Mills, Croxton,
VAUDEVILLE Serogssheld, Canolton, Leavitt, Rose,
New Cumberland, and Tabor, to New Philadel-
phia, GU miles and back, week.
Leave Hammondsvills Tuesday at m;
Arrive at New Philadelphia Friday by pm;
Leave New Philadelphia Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Hammondsvllc Monday by p m,
1929 From Akron, by Middiebury, Talmadgc and Brm-
field, to Ravenna, IL miles and back, three times
a week. se-E @#t &
IT, c.,
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al6Q From Newark by Ihornyils, Somerset, Mnxvils,
Logan, Plymouth, Macarthur, Charleston, Berlin
jackson, and Scotovills, 70 Portsmouth, la5 miles
and back, opoe a week.
Bidders will propose schedule
sl63 From Columbia Centre to Jersey, miles and back
twice a week.
Leave Columbia Centre Wednesday and Saturday
atl2m,
Arrive al Jersey samc days by pm;
Leave Jerroy Wednesday and Saturday al a mi
Arrive OF Columbia Centre same days by pm.
1854 From Jscksontovn TO Newark, miss and back
Leave Jacksonto~n Tuesday, Thursday, md sstur
Aruyea Newark ssmo dsys by 81 pms
Leave Newark Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a
Arrive .tJacksontown ssmo days by loan.
Proposals. for six times a week may DO rubmitted.
9l65 From Jsckeoniown, by Thoravs, New Salem, and
Peasantyille, to Lancaster, ~ miles and back
three times week. EEs
Leave Jsekson,own Tuesday, Thursday, and sa,ur
day at p m;
Arrive at Lancaster same days by 10 pm;
Leave Lancaster Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive Al JACK son,ovn same days by 10 a m
sls6 From Young Hickory, by High hi and Ridsewsy
TO Duncsn's Fas Is miles and back, once /,
week.
Leave Young Hickory Saturday a6sm.
Arrive at Duncan's Falls samo day by III am,
Lave Duncan's Falls Saturday Al p M;
hriveat Young Hickey some dsy by 6gmi
oIs7 From McConnelssille, bv Malta fsnpsyie Todds,
Chester Hill, Bartlett North Union, Ode, Dcoo-
tursville, and Fillmore, to Little Hotkhochipg, ~
mies and back, tgcs a week. =
Leave MoCounollsvt. Monday and Thursday At J
m,
Arrive at Little Hockhockng next days By 10 a m;
Leave Little Bockhockiue Tuesday and Friday q, !
pms #5#
Arrive Al MoConnrlsylle neat days by ppm. s..
DIGS From McConncIsville, NY Malta Psnnsve, Stock
port, Roxbury, Browns Mills, Watrtown, Bar
ber and Harmsr, 70 Msri.tta, rs miles and back
twcs week.
Leave McConnellsviIe Tuesday and Friday at 81 m
Arrive al Msrietts same days by 7pmi
Leave Marietta Wednesday and Saturday al 6 a m,
Arrive at McCounelsylle same days by ! pm.
9i6g From Malta by Chapel Hill and Sunday Creek ,,
Roads, 10 Stratsyille, "a miles and back once q
week.
Leave Malta Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Stfntsville day by 5 pm;
Leave Sunis,ills Wednesday OF 8 an,
Arrive at Malta ssms day by 5 pm.
9l7o From Somerset, by ST. Josephs College, to Nea
Lexington, 2 miles and back, three times week.
Leav. somerse, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
attain,
Arrive at New Lexington same days by 10 m;
Leave New Lexington Tuesday, Thursday, ard
Saturday ut II m;
Auivs At Somerset same days by 3pm.
Proposals for ARK times a week are invited.
GIL From Columbus, by Cntonvile, Warrington,
WiIliamsvio, LOWS Centre, Constants, Alum
Creek, Delaware, Leonardsburgh, Ashley, West
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man no doubt is thore, in his element, and
will astonish youngsters with his powers OF
endurance, and will enliven the camp with
many wonder heretofore experienced.
Yours, u
The above communication of our cores
pondent calls to our mind the early tunes he
writes of, when we were engaged in that To-
cality in the capacity of miner. The MUIR
der he speaks of on Big Flat, we well re-
member. The circumstances under which
the unfortunate man died are peculiar to
the early days ofCalifornia. He lived some
time after being shot, stretched npon blan-
ket in one corner Of gambling tent, where
he lay alone uncared for and unheeded-
Gambling was carried on in the tent all
night; in the morning, one more humane
than the rest, went to the corner to see how
the wounded man was getting on, and found
him cold and stiff in death; he had died du-
ring the night in the midst of the widest
dissipation, gambling and drinking, with no
friend near to take note of his departure,
He was buried the next day, and we believe
our correspondent is right when he says the
spot where he is buried is unknown. His
murderer escaped, after receiving charge
of buckshot in his legs He finally, how
ever, received the punishment he so richly
merited having been killed on Salmon river,
some two years afterwards Ed. Jour. y
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

FLIGHT OF NEGRO WENCH WITH A WHITE
MAN.-Early yesterday morning a negro
woman belonging to Mr.. Jos. Newland, a
merchant well and favorably known in this
city, decamped from the premises of her mas
ter, and, by previous understanding, met
a miscreant AbolitoniSt by the name of
Elisha Hylier, from New York, on Main
street, at the Portland Railroad Depot, and
the twain took passage and repaired to Port
land, and thence across to New Albany.
The woman was most gorgeouSly attired,
being dressed in q fine black silk robe, hung
with innumerabe floating founces. A mag
niicent set of furS graced her shoulders and
neck; while over her interesting phySiogno
my hung thick green veil. Thus equipped,
no one ever suspected her of being of Eth
opan extraction; but the pair were foled
in their endcayors to escape by slight in
discretion on the part of the man. After
the boat had reached the Indiana side, and
when the passengers had gone ashore, the
party in question was about to leave also,
when the New York gent concluded that he
would steal a delectable kiss from her ruby
lips; and, in order to do this, the thick veil
was raised, which displayed to the view of
the Collector on the boat the color of the
woman's facc-whcreupon he called upon
her for free papers, and they not being forth
coming, he instantly brought her back to
Kentucky, and put her in possession of an
officer, who brought her up to the city to
the office of Esquire Matlack, who after
full hearing of the case had her committed
to jail to await an order from her MASTER
Mr.. Newland up to that period was not
aware that she had left his family residence
A the critical juncture when the woman
was seized Oh the ferry, the valiant and
cnamourcd modern New York Don Juan
suddenly disappeared, but vigilant and eff
ticient officers were dispatched in quest of
him, who, after a short but dligent search,
found him in New Albany, and brought him
to this city and lodged him in JAIL where he
will remain until a speedy course oflaw shall
send him up to Frankfort to serve the State
for few years-LouisrlHe Courier.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

Has THE EARTH RING?-The venerable
Humboldt, from observations recently made
respecting the zodiacal light, draws the con
clusion that the earth is surrounded with a
nebulous ring lying within the orbit Of the
moon This startling conclusion is drawn
from the fact that the zodiacal light has
been seen simultaneously at both east and
west horizons. 1t is rather odd if we have
been for ages playing the part of a smaller
Saturn among our brother and sister planets,
without knowing it
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

A FRIEND IN NEED-The use of chloro-
form on the occasion of the approaching in
tercsting event at Paris, is being discussed.
The suggestion is being urged from high
quarters on the English side of the Cha.aaetii.
One paper says that since the discovery Of
this remedial agent, ladies smilngly embark
on the sea of matrimony, and all who love
their lords provide themselves soon after
marriage with syllicicncy of the soothing
substance to deliver them pleasantly "on the
other side of Jordan"
Speaking of chloroform reminds us of a
little incident that happened to a druggist
in this city on Sunday last. A man called
in the shop of the apothccary and asked fol
twcnty-gvc cents worth of the article
"Havc you vial to put in?" inquired the
man of pills "No, you may put it in q
rag" was the rcjoindcr Union.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

TO GIVE the English some idea of the cx-
tent of our domain, which they have recent
ly talked so much about annihilating at a
single blow, we would state that the distance
between the cities of New York and New
Orleans is more than equal to that separa-
ting London from Constantinople, or Paris
from st. Petersburgh. BY the lend route
between New York and Astoria, the dis
tance is equal to that between New York
and Bremen. BY the water route the dis
tance is as great as that between Canton
and London.-H0me JournaE
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VEsUvIous IS AGAIN angry and menancing. 1t
has been letting off some signal guns, for few
weeks back, which were distinctly heard at Ma
pies. Lava has begun to roll down from new
opening in the top, and there are some fears of
another grand eruption The mountain is capri
cious enough butt is evidently meditating some
grand resolve. The column of smoke or, as the
Napolitans call it, the boquet, was recently
grander than ever, rising to such a hight until it
was lost in the heavens
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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G. BADGER,
NO. 90 ttery Street,
IAN FRANCISCO

OAN TNANCIoUV,
IMPORTER OF READY MADE CLOTHING
i and Furnishing Goods. Also, every variety
of Hats, Boots and Brogans. Would invite coun-
try merchants visiting San Francisco, to call and
examine my large stock of Clothing, &c.
/ have on hand and constantly arriving, the
largest assortment of every variety and style Of
Clothing, of any house in the State. My stock
amounts to over TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The goods are manufactured under my own su-
pervsion; made from the best material, and
in the most durable manner. Persons buying my
clothing will find large and saleable sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article
they wish in my stock Ny prices will be as Low,
IF not LOWER than they can be found elsewhere
in the market. | guarantee each article | sell.
Please call and examine my stock.
San Francisco, April lst, 1856. ll-3m
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THE WAsHBURNs IN CONGREss.-Israel Wash
burn, Jr., NJ. c. from Maine G. c. Washburn, NJ.
C. from Wisconsin Elhu B. Washburn, NJ. c.
from Illinois and William ID. Washburn, of
Mane assistant clerk Of the House of Representa-
tivcs are brothers. Another of the brothers has
lately been elected President of the San Francisco
Library Association, and will no doubt next year
be brought forward as a candidate for Congress
sional honOrs.-N. Y. Herald, March 3.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

A FEMALE BISHOP AND HER Flock The
UnsOm says that Mrs. Bishop,
of that city, already the mother of thirteen
has recently given birth to three
more
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Dancing school.

n HULME has the pleasure to announce to the
VI. citizens of Weaver and vicinity, that the
first lesson in Dancing will be given on Monday,
evening, March 3lst., ut Cllord's Hall, Main st.
TINE OF MELTING For Ladies, Misses aud Mas
tcrs, from to 7 o'clock, p. IN. For Gentlemen,
from to 10 o'clock, p. III.
N. B.-No pupils will be received in this class
after the second lesson.
None but pupils will be admitted during prac-
tcing hours,eXcept ladies saccompanyng children.
Weaver, March %, 1856. lO2w.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

LUMBER-No less than two hundred and
twenty thousand feet of lumber arrived at
San Francisco from Humboldt Bay on
Saturday Uatoa.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

IT has cost New York twenty thousand
dollars to discover the birthplace of Chief
of Police Matsell.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05
Sherin'S Sale.

DY virtue of n decree of foreclosure and order
ID of sale, issued out of the Hon. District Court,
of the 18th Judicial District, in and for Trinity
Co. on judgment rendered therein, on the 18th
day of March, A. ID. 1856, against Richard Riley
and John Gilabert, and in favor of Henry Win
kle, for the sum of two thousand dollars, princi-
pal, aud two hundred dollars, interest, and fifty
three 90-l00 dollars, costs of suit, amounting to
the sum of S2.253 90-000-l have levied upon and
seized the following described property to wit !:
All that certain dam, race aud water privilege
situ|ted ,.y."s a@d oeIng IN Trinity Co. State of
California, said dam being constructed across
Eastman's Creek. in said County, at point about
two miles above the dam and race heretofore con
veyed by Eastman to Riley, Gilabert N Co. ard
the race commencing at said dam and running
thence on the north side Of Eastman's creek in
north westerly direction about two miles to Moon
ey's Flume, thence to a reservoir, and to include
said reservoir and the race leading therefrom, to-
gcther with all and singular the hereditamcnts
and appurtenances thcreunto belonging or in any
wise appeltaining, and will expose to public sale
at the Court House door, in the town Of Weaver
Vile, between the hours of 10 H. IN. aud p m.
on the 25th day Of April, A. ID. 1856,
the above described property to satisfy said Judge
ment. costs, interest aud aeerung eosts-Dated
April lst A. d. 1856. Il. NEBLETT, Sheriff.
BY j. A. Watson Deputy. ll-3w.
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May-Day Ball.

VOUR Company is respectfully solicited at a
L Ball to be given at McGilivray's Ranch; ON
Thursday evening May lst 1856.
MANAGERS:
Weaverville--l. G. Messc, j. S. Mccain, j. f..
Church, o. II. =, Norcross, a. Chahaud, Il. Neb-
lett. j. c. Burch, A. Stctson, H. Mabc, l.. Rey-
nolds.
Oregon Gulch--Frank Harris, a. j. Felter. Il.
j. Bugbee.
Ridgevlle--F. Bates, J. F. Chellis, NJ. Griffin,
j, Torrance.
Lewston-Ceiphas Wood, Mr.. Hall
Canon Creek Carter, J. Logan. J. Day, W.
Simpson
Big Flat-D. b. Murphy, J. May, A. McQuillan
CoX's Bar-O. Simmons, Il. w. Wilson, W. Nc
COlum.
North Fork-Craven Lee, f. ID. Ketchum, S, l..
Moore. d. d. Hamilton,
Canadian Bar--A. 7. Rice, c. b. j. Clement, J.
Drake.
Floor MANAGERs.-H. j. Seaman, John Mar
tin, Edward Pollock
McGillivray's Ranch, April 5th, 1856. ll-lw.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

E. A. SrEvENsoN's and j. A PATTERsoN's nomi-
nations as Indian Agents in California, have been
confirmed.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

TUE LAUNCH OF THE NEW Steamship Niagara, at
Brooklyn, went off splendidly. The Niagara is
one of the five steam frgates ordered to be built
for the United States Navy by Congress, at its
last session. She is 34j feet long, and is of POO
tons burden The is to be ship-rigged, and her
mainmast, from the keel to the fag-pole, will be
200 feet high. She is to have three engines, and
is calculated to go seventeen knots an hour, with
a good breeze or fifteen knots under steam. Her
cost is about 100000. She is larger than the
Persia-larger than any steamer ahoat-though
Mr.. Steers has on the ways the Adriatlc, for the
Collins line which is several hundred tons larger
and in England they are building one so large
that it is thought they'll have to bring her to
this country to get water enough 10 noa' her'
CoLD JANUARY.--It is said the average OF cold
for the month of January, 1856, in New York,
was greater than any that has occurred for 70
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Water-R for Sale.

A old-cstablishcd Water-Racc, carrying TWEEN
Aty-hve Tonl-hcads of water, and paying II large
interest on the capital invested will be sold cheap,
if applied for soon The owners desire to close
up, for TIE purpose of returning to the Atlantic
States. For particulars apply to
MAT. X. SMITH, Agent, journal Once. 4"
Weaver, March Is, 1856. Stf
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1O5 Battery, cor. Clay St.,

IOc DNNstAJ1 WA way 'o''1
where they will be happy to wait on their friends.
They have in store and constantly arriving
India Dwight, Stark a Salmon Fall FrOwn Drills,
Appleton, Howard, Nashua Extra d Utica Brown
Sheetings,
Laconia. Amoskeag's and other Bleached Drills,
T-S, Al GA, 84, d 1914 Blea. Sheetings, ,var BIRDS
Thorndike, Lehigh, Mohawk and other Ticking,
Jewett City, Webster and Lancaster Denms,
keystone, Jewett City and Octnora Stripes,
Merrimac, Cocheco, Conestoga d Aliens Prints,
Blue & Orange, Blue White, Green d Orange do.
Cotton Duck, various brands from No. 100 TO 10,
Methuen, Howard, Bear a. Potomac Raven Ducks
Cambria, Checks, Cottonades and Jeans,
Ginghams Lawns, Chintz d. other Dress Goods,
Flannels Cassimeres, Coatings and Linens,
Cotton Hose, Socks, Shirts, Overalls,
White Blce and Scarlet Blankets Satnets, Ken
lucky Jeans &C.
Table Damasks, Towelling, Drapers, &C
And a large and well assorted stock OF Mlscei-
laneous Dry-(1oods, which they offer low and on
the most advantageous terms,
AT THEIR NEW STAND,
95 Battery street, cor. Clay,
an. 5-3m. San Francisco
.- sNS ! iL.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05

The actual strength of the United States
Army, is Is, ,625 officers and men.
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VARIETY ORE.
New Fire-PrOOf Brick BuiIdins,
MAIN ST. wEAvERyiLLE
(Adjoining the Independence Hoteil
A. CANTOROWITz & co.

-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY-GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS &SEOES,
SiDDLERY,
,..' CUTLERY, &c, &c.
HAVING had experience in Merchandising,
l. l. pecally in this town, for nearly tkdee yeassi
we assure che public that our new stock Of Goods
lnst received is the choicest and best p this mar
6et, being selected with reference to the wants oil
this community, pd.s +,
We cheerfully invite the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Weavervillc and vicinity 10 call and examine
our stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
as we can assure them that they will find our goods
suited to their taste and necessities and at very
LOW PRICES. ,t+-t- ,.4 n,
One of our firm has already leftfer the Atlantic
States, to purchase goods for this market and to
supply branch house at the city nf 3an FTapcls-
co. 80 a, CANTuKUWT1Z GEn
Weaver, March ., 1856, III
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p OF OG r A P n Y.


T'HE subscriber bcgs leave TO return ms thanks
i to the residents Of Trinity Co. for thcir libcr-
al patronage heretofore, and inform them that he
has recently fitted up suite oI Rooms near the
corner Of
COURT AND TAYLOR STREETS,
for the purpose Of taking DAGUERREOTYPES
that shall compare favOrably with any taken in
the State. and at REDUCED PRICES.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. Raenhart,
an eminent Artist, late from
NEW YORK CITY,
he feels no hesitation in assuring his friends and
the public generally, that he will be enabled to
give ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
ROOMS OPEN EVERY DAY.
GDrPictures taken in Uea ady HealIer as ,oeH
as IN fur.
Children taken in fair weather, between the
hours OF ii m. and 5 p NJ Ladies should bear
in ml.d that dark dresses take the best in Da-
suerreotypes.
nJ-Views OF Mining Claims, Fumes, &c, ta-
ken at short notice and on favorable terms.
FANCY CASES always on hand.
Q. Ii. L. N0RCROSS
Weaver, March 8, 1865. TIT
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Ss% nC"~ vm| NC

before the first day of April or their account,
will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for col
lection. ". W. TlNNlN d Co.
Weaver, March l5 1886. S-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05
Millinery and Dress~Making.
Tho Last Call!s

VNllE undersigned having disposed of their en-
L tire interest in the Tin, Shcet-Iron and Cope
Manufacturing business to NJ. Farrell, take thi
method of notifying all persons indebted to then
to call and
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COURTANDTAYLoR STREETS,
NEW YORK CITY.

he feels no hesitation in assuring his friends and
the public generally, that lac will be enabled to
piNn EATIHE sATIaE
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-05
RE M O v AL.
NSON. BOND & CO..

IMPORTERS and SOBBERS of FOREIGN and
i DOMESTIC DRY-GOODS, have removed their
stock to
The Placer herald., 1856-06-07

A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE OF OrINIoN.--Ie Ies-
terday citizen, Mr.. Charles =. Duane, who
has done more for the protection Of life and
property i'll San Francisco than the entire
Committee together, was arrested in midday
and kidnapped. We are throughly sickened
and disguised at these atrocities and outrages.
The feeling in the community is one ofintense
Indignation. s. f. Heroid ofMe 2d.
We look upon Charles p. Duane as one
of the worst scoundres that ever went unhung
and his arrest 10y the Vigilance Committee
meets with the approval of every good citi-
zen. People now breathe freer, that his threats
on life for the past few days cannot be exc
cuted. We hope the Committee will never
allow bis faet again to pollute the soil of San
Francisco; and to this expression We know
Hine- tenths Gf tie community will respond
a hearty aAap, Butletn Of The 2d.