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GHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ John Fee By virtue Of an Execution,
vs.. issued out Of the Court Of Com
E.A- Woodwork. } mon Pleas, Of Trumbull Couu.
~, Ohio, TO lie directed and delivered. l have levied
On and shall expose to public sale. at the door Of the
Court House in Warren in said County. on Saturday.
the slst day " March. A. D. 1851. between the hours OF
10 O'Clock AN znd 4 O'Clock P. NJ OF said day. the
following described real estate. to wit: Lots Nos. - &
~ in the Town Plat of Niles. TrumbuIl County, Ohio,
ard Is bounded as follow $. viz: On the West. by Main
street. or Plank Road; South by James street; East by
a narrow alley running north and south. and North by
Thomas Evans land; and il known by the Woodwork
Tavern Stand, now occupied by J. L swank-aprrai5-
ed at 81 go ".
U.g HARMON.
sHERIFFs oFFrcE. sheriff.
Warren, Feb. le, 1867. T5ws.-5l
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Boots g. Shoes

! have bought the interest Of VIM. Cranae-. in the
Boot and Shoe business, ami shall continue tocarry il
90 at the old stand. Feeling grateful for past fayars.
l would solicit 4 continuance Of public patronage.
Il.
Feb 10 No. Main street.
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EXPOSITION of RICH

NRANU EAIUSI OF hICH
~ AND CHOICE GOODS, fer Mems wear for Spring
and Summer-conSistiEg Of choice French, English &
American Cloths aud Cassimeres, OF all colOrs and
qualities; C~assimeres and VestinEs in great varieties.
for dress and business wear, Of uew and beautiful pat
terms A very large stock Of Furnishing Goods and
TRIMMINGS, OF all styl-s and qualities, A fall ami corr
ple;e assortment Of READY-MADE CLOTHING, both
Of fire and low priced material.
Also. Hats and Caps, in great varieties and Of all
qualities, from the cheapest wool. TO the finest beaver,
suitable for all times and oreasions-
In calling attention 70 the above l need only add
that these goods have all been selected by myself With
great care, and with particular attention to q Custom
Trade and the piece goods will be ma ie up to order.
as heretofore, In a style unequallsd in this section OF
coautry. As for prices, call. examine, and Judge for
yourselves. JOHN l. WEEKS,
III Merchant Tailor, "a Market st. Warren. o.
: LII "a issE
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justices, and CoustabIes' Blanks,

sARRASrEE. MoRTG ,eE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
sussoSs, ExECCTioSs. sUBPGSAs, E1c~
Constantly on hand and for sale
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District Court.

The annual term of this Court fer Tiumhull
County, commences here Monday, March Goth.
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The Locomotive Us. Horses

On Monday. morning. when the Coal train
going east, was passing the curve in the lower
part OF town, three colts were on the track. The
embankment being high, the colts kept the
track, with the locomotive screaming behiad, all
going at ahout a49 speed, until they reached
the bridge over Red Run, when two of the colts
sprang dow the embankment, some Is or I6
feet escaping with some bruises, while the third
was run over 10y the train, and crushed into
mince meat. Two Of the cars were thrown of,
delaying the Express train about an hour.
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DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP.

A. The Co-partnership heretofore existing between
" d 3. CTanase. is dissolved by mutual consent
Any business remaining ENCLOSED, will he settled Iy
ether partner. WM-
Warren, Feb IL, 1857 BENZ. CRANAGE.
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NUARDIAN SALE Of Real Estate,

on Thursday, the 9th LAY Of APRIL, IsJ7, he
tween the hours Of ! and 4 Z NJ. at the premises. will
he sold to the highest bidder. an undivided on= half Of
the following described properly. subject to the life
estate Of Anna Z. Reeves therein, to Wit: a dwelling
house and lot situate on Lane street, in Warren. Trum-
bull county. Ohio known ss part Of original lot num-
Der twenty one, and contains forty-iye handredths Of
an acre Of land. Terms made knoaH on day VI sale.
Also, at the same time, will he sold the life estate Of
the said Anna c. Reeves. and the undivided interests
OF Mrs Alice n. Morrill,. Mary d. Reeges. and the un-
d~ersisned therein HENRY Is. REEVES Guard
Of ALERT L., Laura W.,
Mar IL, 1s-4t and Stephen T.. Reeves.
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LOOK HEREll

4 u who wish insurance in good, re-
n srousihIe Companies. either on LIFE or PROP
EBFf viii do we'll to call az Insuranee Head Quarters,
on Main Street, where they can obtain Policies on the
Cash,er Mutual plan, as they may choose, in either
Eastern or Ohio Companies at their option.
Ny Eastern Companies comply with our Law, and
oar Policies are valid. Wills. others TAI: 10 do 50. and
Of course are hot hei. Call In and be insured With
out delay. -----
Jan 81. 1851. 30 +. J.. CLAIM.
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AN ACT
"a reIation to Depositions.

N~E-o"NNIN VI
Columbus, February 3 I-57.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

w s"sslti Fss oi e, is,z. rsrc..n 81
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GOING FAST.


MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland. Co.
lnmbus & Cincinnati. and Cleveland & Pittsburyh
Rail Roads.
A. Solon, with Hacks to Chagrin Fails.
" BriceviIe, with Hacks to Newton Falls.
" warren with uGckS to Sharon, Greenviile Mead
willie. Bloomfield, Canheld. &c
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by Z. Y W.
q q. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
" Passengers iedriRg YoHngstODR at 1927 p
W.. arrire at Toledo at II:3O same night, aud Chicago
at 1879 HeEf morning.
Feb. p, lS51. CUAS.L L. RHODES. supt.
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EANCY GOODS-YANKEE NO.
L TIOSS, ami Varieties to he had in any quantity
Al PORTER l. McLAIN's.
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FARM FOR SALR.-A FARM

4 FARM FOR SALE.-A FARM
"A Of about Four Hundred and Thirty Acres Of
Land, -ituaLed in the 1ownship Of B2zstta, Trumbul
County, Ohio, belonging to the estate Of James
Scott, late Of Warren, in said County, deceased.
now occupied by Elwarl ScOvilIe. situate on the plank
road leading fron Warren 10 johnson. about 4 niles
from Warren. VIII be sold on fair terms and Liberal
credit. The farm will he SOLD all together, or diVide6
tn snit purekaaers- For insOrmatio on and terms Apply
to FREDERICK KINSMANl
l. CIIAkLES SMITH, ~
Warren. June 81. T. Or Of AZ0R ABELL.
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CLOTHING HALL!

BUYERS or CLOTHING
AsE sEQTEsrED TO cALL AT HEAD QUARTERS, Al
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nOCTOR HOOFLAND'S CELE

AZ brated GERMAN BITTERs. Prepared ~ DR..
c. VI. JAcKsoS, Philadelphia. Ia. VIII ehsctually cure
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, ~Janndice. Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Diseases OF Kidneys AMI all diseas-
- arising from u disor erred Liver or Stomach. Such
As Constipation, Inward Piles. FuIlness or Blood TO the
Heal, Acidity Of the stomach Nausea, Heart urn, Dis
gust for food. fulEess or " eight in the Stomach, Sour
EructEtiors- Sinking or Fiutter;ng ct pit Of Stomach.
S~E thinning OF the Head. Hurried and difficult breathing,
FlGttSring st the Heart, ChoakiuE Of suaoesting srnsa-
ton when in a lying posture. piniEesS division Doss
OF webs before the Sight. Fever and Dali Pain in the
Head, DeEciencT Of Preparation. HelloSness Of the
Skin and Eyes Pain il the Side. Rack Chest, Linda.
&c. Su den Flushes of Heat. Burning in the Flesh,
Constant IDagiaing- Of Evil, aaI great depression Of
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public
to this preparation. does 50 Y 18th a feeling Of the utmost
confidence ia its virtues and adaptation to the diseases
for which it Is recommended
i is no new and untried article. hut one that has
stood the test OF a ten years trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale is unrivaleiby any
similar preparations ex;ant. The testimony in its IA
vor given by the most prominent and we'll known Ply
siciaus and individuals in all parts OF the country is
imntncs, and c careful perusal OF the Almanac. pub
lished annually by the proprietor, and to be had gratis
Of any OF his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most sSep-
teal that this remedy is really deserving the great &c
letrity it has obtained.
Principal Office and Mandatory. No. &c ARCH St,
Philadelphia. Pa. Sold ~ X. A SMITH & Co. War
rem; ". L. HOVE, Bloomfield; J. CAMPBELL, New
ton Falls, and all Dealers in Medicines
April 9, IS55-l-y.
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DOR SALE.

| DOR SALE.
ONE y A HALF ACRES LAND.
located at the centre Of Greeae. with dEeIiur .-I
House, Barn and Tannery Iuiliiag, and twenty N
excellent fIuit trees on the premises.
ALsO-l5J acres excellent farmidg land In Wiscon
sin-will lie exchanged for a farm in this vicinity, IL
desired. PARhS & WESTZ.
Warren, FEB. Is, 1857.
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+. SPEAR d son.
Pr 4 WY g MILL.

E. SPEAR d son.
PLA WV MILL,
DOOR, BLIND y SASH FACTORY.
THE undersigned, having long be n
l. urged by their friends AMI patloI 5. lrd knoxin=
the wants of the public, have cree eI . spacious
ILANlNG MILL & Do0H FACTORY,
IN the Canal. just west of C. Z. L,aingwelI's Ware
house. where they will keep OF hanl a stock OF Dress
Cd Flooring, both OF hard and soft Wood. Ne are also
nanufac uring n superior quality OF SIDING. which
We can furnish on reasonable terms We viii also do
all kinds OF Planning for the Trade gu short notice. We
are nov prepared to sell the hest qlalil, 1t kiln dried
duurs-having largely Interested our facilities Tor man
ufacturins doors. We would cal. the attention of Joiners
strd Builders To this branch Of our BUSINESS. We will
continue tie Manufacture of
LIMBS
or a superior quality. and warrant them in every par
ticular We will also keer on hand u large assortment
Of SASH!
az all sizes in use. Having largely iuci eased our IA
ctiiies for manufacturing all the above articles and
are enabled to sell them AT reduced prices and supe-
rior quality. Ne will engage TO Duplicate any full bill
bOaght in Cleveland. Pittsburgh or rlseWhere. Com
municationS by mail will receive prompt attention.
NIB. Persons 5, ndins stna TO be dressed. need send
none hut good lumber, IS We will put nothing on our
Machines hCt clear lum-er. Siding, to dress we'll,
mus; be at least !. inch thick.
shingles aud Lsth on hand and for ale.
Warren, Jan ~, lS57. Z. SPEAR L son.
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AN ACT


President Of
Columbus, February 10, le57.
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DOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE,

II The proprietors have receive their Spring stock
/ OF Clothing. the Largest and Best selected ever offered
for sale in Warren composing all he desirable styles
found in the Eastern Cities. Also a barge and desir-
able stock OF piece goods, some Of them rich and rare,
which we Will make up TO order, in the hest manner
aad uOst fashionable style, at low prices aud warrant
ed to give satisfaction.
HAS and Caps in abundance. and a large supply Of
ENT FUENISIING GOODS.
Grateful for past favors, the subscribers you'd re-
turn their sincere thanks, and hOre 10 merit continue
favors. BARTLETT & BROWN.
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WRIGHT'S ESTATE.

- Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate Of John Wright. late OF TTrmhull County. de-
ceased. Dated at Rowland. this Is;h day OF March,
ls37- JOHN l.
Mar. Il. I95--t
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4 MBROTYPE STOCK AND CHEM.

~ ICNLN- C-sss o. VaTi0ns NI1ca Al 7 81 aG-
Plate and Convex GlsSs, all sizes.
6laS fInrc.-- GSsGt-d sizes.
Iodized CollodiOn and varnishes, Walls. Bottles,
Cyanide. Ar mids and Isdide Potass .ul, Pr, 10 sui
phate Ir-n, Nitrate Silver. Concentrated Ether. Sui
pinre Acid. Gallo Acii. Aeetic Acie, No. :, and .
full ass -tment Of Pure Chemicals
Having made Arrangements Sish Eastern A9uafas-
tur-rs for n constant supply OF the above goods. We to-
wife the attention Of Artists and Amateurs TO sn exxz-
instOn Of our stock, guaranteeing to supply them a.
III: lowest market rates Orders promptly oiled aud
neatly packed. T. A. SAlTHS Co,
DTrggistN ard apcsh@c1r'es, Nos Main Ct. Warrea.
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MARCH 10th, 1851.
EDWARD T. HOYT " co hay.

~ just received AMI arc nov op-ring. a very choice
assortment Of De LANES, also the Syrlsg Styles ii
COeheeo, Manchester, D1hnells and Nerrli1ack CALI
Goes. which for quality and eOtsr, scerF body knows
are the best PrsEfs made. We have a lev pieces Of
plain De LANES. and itucy coloIs-
The Black Vstcst RibbShs "have come. and are
setting very fast Please drop in aud get a few before
they are all gone
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lIILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
vi offr for sale the well known FIGURING
aud Girls. Mill, located at Miles. Trumbuli Co.
| o aud within q few rods of both the Mahoning
Rail Road, and the p. and D. Canal. 1t con-
tains tiIrye good run Of Burrs, in successful opc-
ration and c~ulnylete orler. A Steam Engine
has recently been attached, which with = good
water privilege, make q permanent and cheap
power: also one Of FairbaHks best Hopper Scales.
with Grain Elevators has been added, and other
eonvenieneies found only in first class mills.
This property viii be sold for cash. or ex-
changed FOR good farming lands in this vicinity.
or Western lands in Illinois or Iowa. Here Is
an opportunity rarvly Presented to engage in a
LHerafiuc cash business. Location Tor home bV-
siuess good.
TERMS-S7000 dollars. one half in hand.
and time on the balance % suit the purchaser,
with interest. J.R. WOODS.
Warren, Jan. II, 81, II.
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Poetical

To the gentleman writing from LOristown,
sending Us the Original Poetry, headed Go
Slow We beg leave to say. that it bears quite
too strong a family likeness to an article which
we published about four weeks since, with the
same title, His alterations have by no means
improved tse original.
March, an article in blank verse. has some
fine lines, but it lacks connection and is too
transcendentaI.
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HOUSE FOR SALE. OR TO RENT

IL The undersigned Offers fo- sale his house. with
good barn and garden spot, situated on Bazetla street.
in the Village OF Warren II not sold Immediately, ths
premises will he for rent daring the coming year.
Apply to Hutehins, Cox & Ratid, Warren,
or 20 C. C.. BOUTON
at Gillon, Anderson & Co 5, Philadelphia.
Feb Il, le59-tf .- g.
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We COMMEND Ill FOLLOWING astonishing case
of liberation Of the Right Lung. involving. doubt
leSs.the Pleura Of the same side, tU The attentive Pc
rasaI OF cOnsumptiveS



DR.. TUnRs-Dear Sir:
When | saw yoG IN july last. I was in a very feeble
condition ] had had = violent cough for the eight
months previous. accompanied by 4 di scharg- of enor
nous quantities Of putrid matter, such as issues from
an old sore Sometimes ii WAS tinged with blood
The accumulation Of matter in the chest became so
great as to cause an enlargement exteFLslly Of the
breast or side. When the ahcts5 br, Ike the aOE of
matter VAS 80 profuse a. nearly TO cause sufocation.
After eNPeetorstiug thus freely. swelling would sEb-
side. The pms would then gradually collect again.
producing the same IulEess, and followed 10y u mos
~cOYions discharge as before.
This coLtiIued Tor saoGt four months, and until at
Ter l rGnnence Your treatment. ] was reduced in
flesh, had night sseats. and MY ankles aud lower
l,nsis sw-li=d so large that tsndaging was resOTted 10
in order TO reduce it Ny cough was continuous. some
nights deriving me almost altogether OF rest or steep.
Improvement vas gradual but continued after seeing
, GU until | got entirely rid Of my sweats. cough ard
expecsorat:on, aIsas the enlargement of The side, and
an @-ain leshy rs Is usual for me when in health. So
far tile severe weather q. winter HIS produced n , re-
tEra OF my old symptoms, aud health and strength re-
main comfortably good. l had no expectation Of ever
again leIns as well a. ! now an. / noE furnish this
that others NAY know what means were employed du
rig my recovery. Having resided forty years ia Lo
gan county. 4 am we'll known to its citizens, to whom
reference may be lad. Yours truly.
Mar. film. SAMUEL MORE.
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~ A. SMITHS CONDITION POW.

IL DER is pronounced by competent Judges to be
the best preparation In use Tor diseases ia Horses or
Cattle. All WHO use it speak IN high terms OF its IN
cacy- No horseman should be without il. as IN cases
Of emergency IL is invaluable Numerous persons eaa
6s referred 10 who have used it Sith sntirs sueceas-
Jan u 1851 aIf sarft Ns
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A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!
PORTER q McLAINS.
FTHE Senior p,arnbar Of tb;s e., L.,

Il ing recently re purchased his old Bookstore, and
being desiTcus cf engaging exclusively in that husi-
ness, We have concluded to SELLOUT our entire stock
at a great bargain. to any person who wishes to engage
in our line of business.
The stock consists OF Crocke-y. Glassware. Wooden
and willow Ware. Groceries and Narieties-ali arti
cles of every day Use As it has all been hought with.
in the last nine months, we have no out Of date. unsaIe-
able trash on hand. huta small, welFseieetea assort-
rent OF goods. We have already obtained a good share
Of custom, which is a consideration worthy Of notice.
Our location is excellent. being on Main street. Oppo
site the Z D. The building in which We trade, is also
offered for safe. Payments easy, and gu such terms as
may suit both parties. Call soon, as the 0ner will re-
main open only a short time. .
For further information, drop in at
FEB Is PORTER & NcLAINS-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-17
Court OF Sessions.

Hon. r. T. MILLER, pres ding.
}. p. Jones and II. O. Adams, Assoc 'atcs
Get, l2.-?Ie Pc pie ps. Norr$.-D, murrer O.
ycrrulcd, AID case SCI Tor Wednesday, 18th.
1he Poop'e rs. j. H. snsec.-Dett. pleads mot
guilty.
Tie People rs. Charlotte Br8l.-Counsel for
det. move to set aside Indictment. Ovcrrulcd.
Deft pleads not guilty
The People Us. Louise Eutois-Deft pleads not
guilty in both charges. Three last cases set tor
Friday, 10th. Venire issued rrurnable on 18th
Oct. l3.--H. ]. Howe appointed counsel for
defendants in the cases OF the People vs.. China
Sarah. Jane. Ann. and En-
TIE P1opie u.s. r. omas Norris This case com
ing on for trial, a jury was empannccd, who at
ter hearing the law and evidence retire. Jury
return into Court with the following verdict
We the jury. find the defendant not guilty of
the charge Of felony
Oct. LITTLE People Us Jno. NJ Singer-A ju-
ry was ompanneled and after hearing evidence
retire aud return with the following verdict
We, the jurors. do find the defendant guilty
of the charges set forth in the Indictment.
Court adjourned to Friday, 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-17
Education.

Attention TO this important duty, devolving
upon a republican people more necessarily than
on any other, is in our State assuming the proper
direction. Upon the culture and training of the
youthful mind does the permanency and we'll
being Of our government and liberal institution:
depend.
The exhibitions of the colleges and school.
throughout the State arc exciting that lively in
terest which should ever be manifested. Let Il.
once have established a sufficient number Of wei
conducted institutions of learning, and place The
means of substantial education within the grasl
of our citizens Unfortunately and We shall have
removed one OF the most serious objections TO the
immigration of families to our State Among the
first questions in regard to every new country
asked by the head of a family who contemplate,
changing his residence, is OF its educational ad
vantages.
1t is a source Of pride TO us as Americans. that
this is the case with people, giving as it docs
unmisakable evidence of a desire to perpctuate
our republican institutions. 1t should be an OBJ
ject of the first importance with our Legislatures s
as it certainly was with the trainers of our Con-
sttution, to make ample provision for Common
Schools
1t has been matter of great surprise TO us that
even here. in this far of basin of the mountains
of Trinity, more attention has not been given by
our people to this important sulj'ct We have
children here growing up who will soon be assu-
ming the affairs of government, and the fact of
their number being small should make us the
more sol.citous Tor their welfare in this behalf
We are not informed whether we have a Coun-
ty Superintendent of Public Instruction, or not
but that some one should discharge the duties of
this important post is oLv.ous otherwise we
shall lose our portion Of the State School Fund.
Steps are now being taken to secure the census
Of the children of this County, which has hereto
fore been neglected. We have in the past few
days frequently found the good ,humored counte-
nance Of Constable Maloney inquirng into the
sex, ages, &c, of the little people. This is COM
meudablo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-17
EEny Fork valley.
Hay FORK, Oct. 4, l.

Hay Fork, Oct. 4, 1857.
Mr. EDITOR 1T was Tuesday when, booted
and spurrcd, left for the mountains, to make
some observations on the country, the diggings
and other objects Of interest that lay on the
"tral" My animal was about half horse and
half ass, somewhat tanner than Mazeppa's stced,
"Wth flowing lail and flying name,
And feet that iron otten shod,
And flanks deep Scared with spur and rod
As Butler says in his IIudibras:
After many strains and heaves,
got up to the saddlceaves
From whence | vnultd into the seat.
With so much vigor, strength and heat,
That had almost tumblcd over,
With my own weight, but did recover.
BY laying hold of tail and name,
Which oft used instead of rein"
Our course from Weaver was southcrly. lii
two hodrs we had crossed the Trinity, and were
scaling the rugged mountains that are thrown
together promiscuousy between the river and
Hay Fork. The country through which we pass.
ed, though apparently rich in mines has not yet
been prospcctrd. At sunset We reached Hay
Fork, beautiful and fertile valley, several
miles in extent, a great portion of which is fenced
into large fields. 1t is beautifully embOsOmed in
the high mountains, skirted with thrifty pines and
other varieties of timber, and well watcrcd by
streams from the mountain gorgcs, cool, clear
and sparkling.
Reports are current that the mines at KclOg's
Digeings and other places in that vicinity are
paying we'll. Passed the night in the valley, and
carly in the morning set out for Bald Hills uia
Arbuckle. The trail leads through very bro.
ken mountainous country Quartz rock is abun-
dant The hills are OF II reddish color, and there
is every Indication OF rich aud neXhausible dig
gines. y few gulchcs are being prospected i'm
perfectly, however, in the vicinity of Arbucklc,
where sufficient water can be had to work a era
die. Miners are said to make from ten to twenty
dollars per day. From Arbucke to Bald Hills,
distance Of fourteen miles, there are diggngs
the entire distance.
The more one sees of the mountains and val
leyS, the more he is satisfied that the mines of
California are unlimited and ineXhaustible,
Yours, &c., OIIO.