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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-11

| WELLS, FARGO
FOR SALE on THE EoI
Adrian, Mich,
Alton, Ill.
Anderson, Ind.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Auburn, n. Y.
Battle Creek, Mich,
Beloit, Wis.
Belvidere, Ill.
Binghamton. n. Y.
Bloomington, Ill.
Boston, Mass.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Burlington, Iowa,
Cambridge, Ind.
Canandaigua. N. Y.
Chicago, Ill.
Cincinnati, Ohio,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Columbus. Ohio,
Corning, n. Y.
Charlottesville. Ind,
Davenport, Iowa,
Dayton, Ohio.
Delaware, Ohio.
Detroit, Mich.
Dowigiac, Mich.
Dubuque, Iowa.
Dunkirk, n. Y.
Elgin, Ill.
Elkhart, Ind.
Elmira, n. Y.
Elyra, Ohio.
Erie, Pa.
Fond du Lac, Wis
Fort Wayne, Ind.
Freeport, Ill.
Fremont, Ohio,
Galena, Ill.
Geneva, n. Y.
Green Castle, Ind.
Hamilton. Ohio.
indianapolis, Ind.
Jackson, Mich.
GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Kenosha, Wis.
kenton, Ohio,
kcokuk, lows,
La Fayettc, Ind.
La Sale, Ind.
Lewiston, n. Y.
Lockport, n. Y.
Louisville, Ky.
Madison, Wis.
Mansfield, Ohio,
DRAFTS ON CAl
Montreal, Toroni
Quebec, Londo
! Hamilton,
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APOLLO SALOON.
o
Geo. Landvoigt, Proprietor.
THE TNDERSIGNED r

zx-. THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS pSr
YsTjzS = p Y leave to announce to his friends 3S
v y v Uand the citizens of Wcavervillc TX
and Trinity county, that he has leased the base
mcnt of IIocker's new building. on Court street
where he has fitted up the above Saloon, and
where he will be pleased at all times to furnish
those who may favor him with their patronage
with the hest of LAGER BEER. and LIQUORS
and SEC AIRS of the finest varieties.
A splendid
p "A N Q f O r II Z
has been procured, and the proprietor trusts that
he shall at all times be enabled to make the time
pass pleasantly with his friends.
Weaver, June 20, 1857. 22t1.
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WELLS, FARGO & CO. s EXCHANGE

0 & CO.'S EXCHANGE
ATLANTIC CITIES ::
Marion, Ohio,
Marshall, Mich.
3Michigan City, Ind.
}Niddletown, Ohio,
milwaukee, Wis.
}Nouroe, Mich.
,Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
Newark, o.
view York, n. Y.
Niagara Falls, \. Y.
{Niles, Mich.
;Norwalk, o.
}Oberlin, ..
}Oswego, n. Y.
{Owego, n. Y.
gainesville, y.
}Peoria, Ill.
}Peru, III.
{Peru, Ind.
philadelphia. Ia.
SPiqua, o.
}Pontiac, Mich.
|Pottsville, Pa.
providence, Il. l.
3Quincy, Ill.
Racinc, Wis.
|Reading, Ia.
}liichmond, Ind.
}Rochester, n. Y.
SRockford. Ill.
|Rock Island, Ill.
}Sandusky, o.
|Sheboygan, Wis.
|Sidney, ..
SILVER Creek, \. Y.
ISouth Bend, Ind,
Springfield, III.
Springfield, D.
{St. Souls, Mo.
SStouington, Conn.
Syracuse, n. Y.
,rerre Haute, Ind.
rinlin, o.
{rolcdo. q.
}rroy, y.
}Urbana, O.
IUtica, n. Y.
{Waukegan. Ill.
Westtield, N. Y.
West Liberty, q.
winchester, Ind.
{Xenia, ..
}fpsilanti, Mich.
GAINESVILLE, ..
ANADA, PAYABLE IN
onto, st. Catharincs,
don, Chatham,
Brantford.
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SHASTA AND WEAvERvILLE
WAGON ROAD COMPANY |
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN -

To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN -
H7A KNOW YE. THAT WE,
Ma8zgRszpp the undersigned have and do
ESSke~sxE-sg hereby declare, that il is our
intention to organize Corporate Company un-
der the name and style Of the
"Sh&tl and WeaveriIle Wagon Road Company"
for the purpose of constructing and collecting
tolls on Wagon Road leading from the Tower
House, ~ in Shasta county, crossing the Trinity
mountain about three miles south of the " Noun
tain House." crossing the Trinity river at Low
Gems ranch, and terminating at the junction oil
Browns and Weaver creeks, in Trinity county.
Notice is also hereby given that we will apply
TO the Boards of Supervisors of the counties of
Shasta and Trinity respectively, on the first Mon
day in August ncx', or az soon thereafter as we
may be heard, for authority TO con'truct said
road.
All persons who are now. or who may hereaf-
ter become subscribers to the stock of the above
named Company, are notified that Monday. the
22d of June inst. is the time, and the Court
House in Wcavervile the place appointed for the
preliminary organization of said Company. when
aud where you will attend.
w. S. LOWDEN AND OTHERS.
Weaverville, June 9, 1857. 2ltsbs.
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Fifteen To11a-TIead
IL he Z

T'HE subscriber has always on hand great va
L ricty of lumber, which he will sell at the low
est market price All orders sent to the mill will
receive prompt attention. Rough, plancd and
matched lumber got out with despatch, to Gll or
ders. Orders left at McIan's or Drays carpcn-
ter shops, Wcavervle, or at the shop of Philip
IIoller, Sidney hill, will receive prompt atten-
ton q. L. RICE.
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RANCH & SAW MILL
F Q r s a L Z

Ie THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
SsT@ s his ranch saw mill, &c, situated on East
Weaver creek consisting of the following des
crhed property acres of land, susceptible of
the highest state of cultivation, and about so a
crcs of fine pasture land we'll fenced.
There are two FIRST class saw mills on the ranch
both in good running order one with circular
saw and planning machine. the other with mully
saw and an overshot wheel. These mills can be
run the whole year. The facilities for getting
the best quality of logs for lumber cannot be sur
passed.
There is also on the premises q neat and com
Portable DWELLING HOUSE, fitted up In the
best style with two good barns attached. Also,
two good ice houses, and large pond for putting
up ice. There are also 2 truck wagons ) two
horse wagons two horse spring wagon 8 yoke
of good working cattle, with yokes chains. &c,
in the best order pair of work horses and har-
ness pair of fine work mules, with harness
Also one WATER DITCH. running q miles from
the mill into good mines. This ditch carries about
Fifteen To11a-TIeadS
OF water, and commands ready sale.
The above property is situated about miles
from Weaverville. and the roads too and from 1t
are always in exc llent condition for hauling
lumber ice. &c.
The undersigned being compelled to return to
the Atlantic States on business which will make
his return to California uncertain, wishes to dis
pose of the whole of the above described prop
erty. Conditions Of sale. price and terms can be
had on application to this Office or on the prem-
ses. c. p. RICE.
Weaver, April ls, 1857. l3td.
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Sheriff s. Sale.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE
ID directed, issued ont of the Hon. District
Court of the 18th Judicial District, for the
County of Trinity, on judgment rendered
therein on the 2Gth day Of june, A. D., 1857, in
favor Of VIM. Ware, and against James Putnam
and Alonzo Whitney. for the sum of 1914
75-l00, and s43 50-lO0 costs and accruing costs.
have levied upon and seized and will expose
to public sale at the Court House door of Trini-
to County, on
Saturday, July 18th, A, D., 1857,
at the hour of o'clock, p. m, to the highest
bidder, for cash. all the right title interest and
claim of the said defendants. James Putnam
and Alonzo Whitney, Of in and to the following
described property situated and being in the
County of Trinity, State of California, to wit !;
One reservoir and ditch leading therefrom to
the claims known as Putnam l. Whitney's
JOHN B. MAY, Sheriff.
By JOHN CLARK. Under Sheriff.
Weaverville June 26, 1857. Trinity Co.
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Gonses an6 farms hDante6.

A COUNTRY PLACE WANTED.-WANTED
"A elsby situated within about sixty miles Of New York
City, a well appointed COUNTRY PLACE and FARM. Must
good buildings and not less than ~ Of land for
which will be given FIRST City Lots and cash de
sired Address Y, Box am N. Y. Post Office, with par.
tculars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

VACHT GERTRUDE" for sALE-About 90

tuns b. Yden; built By Fish slonprgsed; vel found In
ey,ry respect and in good condition draws abo. Zee. water
and has superior accommodations Apply 70 n BLOOD
GOOD Stcie.a Of the New Ys Ia hs Club NJ fPins st..
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CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENGLISH

R.-ANTIOCH COLLEGE viii be
~ opened for the ensuing year WEDNESDAY, the ~h
day Of September next
The Comm,e. Of Arrangements hereby Of
the provisions which have been made for the coming year
The services Of the PRECEDENT Mr: MANN Of Mra. DEAN,
Prof wARRENER and Prof CAREY will be retained
In the Departments ofRbeoc Logic aud Bellies kees and
Of Mathematics. there will be change.
The Rev. AUSTIN CRAIG, DID, will be member Of the
Faculty.
The Preparatory Department will be under new head.
The old Scholarship system being abolished, Tuition Fee
will be substituted which for the College Glasses will b.
s year. term; and for the Preparatory Department
SIS year. Sc term This exclusive of the usual incl
dental expenses
The rent will be 81 per tenn for each term Each
capable accommodating students that between
Themselves the will be reduced to 50 20 apiece.
The friends institution have subscribed meet
IN part the expenses for the epsuns other
however will necessary order maintain the previous
extent high character Of the teaching land other
reasons to explained when the students asembd
will necessary make change in the Boarding and
Roomns Of the those whose parents guardians
do not It 10 deemed best in order TO prevent
posure and temptations that they should board and
the pemises Experience has sbundsnty proved that self
boarding 10 unfsvorsble to health.
The room rent necessary the expenses Of the
The board will be than its actual cost
hesthfl board possibly DO Afforded what
ever else decided on For special aud sufficient
however the Faculty will dispense with this rule aud allow
s,udet Is 10 board themselves or to board out
II believed the Coess will open under better auspices
than before.
Rev H. W. BELLOWS, D. D.,
Hon. AARON HARLAN
Rev. Ellie FAY,
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SriTurE-foz the ssosfs education Of Civil Eusinera
roposrsphs, sai Co,s,uctve TIE 6rs, sessau OF ths
hst5 oob opeos tho issa Septeis< For oopls.
the AHas'' fes''f AID s' IPe. 'n,o Noe ~ Sseg
UrssN, &c, Il. L. rroz rT
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% ~ nes 10 their numerous patrons aud friends. and 20
The pnbSc generally that they viii OPEN. TUESDAY,
Ser, "a thin FRENCH and ENGLISH BOARDING and
DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. at No. IS Wet Wash,
ipg,on place. The Ct instruction pursued includes
he cetrs. of studies commencing with the nllsh ani
extending to Other mode well the ancient languages
tbsu.tcs and Music Other accomplishments Will receive
Profesor, msy Circulars aud further Information ma,
he ob,r, ly application to the Princpsis References
Editor, OF the Observer; Rev Robert sn.eees
d. D. R.v.s d. Brown. d a. Reese. NJ y. GsStie, Z, U.
osv,y ESQ Cornelius r. Dsoswsy, csq, Aaron Is bsohsp
ESQ Lame. L. Orshsm e.q WIN Fusrton ESQ. Wi.isu ID
Iesnsd ESQ. DAT. e.a.. w% P-; s.si,, e.S
z. Vsndrscf. c.q Alex sebv::t csc d. d Wiekh'n-eN
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nAILY NORMAL SCHOOL for FEMALES
NJ Nh. BOARD of EDUC ATOM The regular sessions
Of this School will be resumed the first MONDAY IA Sep
teubr the Hal. OF the Board OF Education corner Oh Gaod
and Eln.ts The School FREE to ALL who design "in
good faith 70 pu,pe the profession Of Teacher IN the Conmoo
Schools Of tie City Of New York" All such are 5efetore IN.
education adapted to this end. ,o,,r ,.,
JOHN DAVENPORT
WM B EAGER. j.. Executive Committee
JOHN II. LYDECkER, ON
AARON B. ROLLINS. Normal SCHOOL,,
JONATHAN SCOLFIELD,
WALTER ROCHE,
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Real estate for Sale.

A GREAT SACRIFICE.-A beautiful COT
"A TA0E and FARM of 81 acres in pleasant village 10
miles from New York Choice fruit and tine scenery. Cost
Sc 0cO; price $500 Diagram and particulars at No. Is
John vt. L. H. OLiNEb
DROOKLYN HOUSES for SALE-All first
ID class; Nos and Lsfay between Fatbush and
Fuonsv ALEC, Nos ia i7s aud leo Csntonst and sd
joining the north west Of Hanson place These Houses
are substantial stylish aud convenient aud the location the
most populsr and convenient In Brooklyn Price Of former
$3.50; Latter $50 For further particulars apply 70 the
CHICAGO LOTS and WESTERN LANDS
~ FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Seversl valuable LOTS in
City Of Chicago; sso weocsted LANDS in the State Of
Wsconsin and improved farms. Land Warrants
located from personal examination. s. w. OSBORN,
At Office Of HARDMAM OSBORN,
No. $50 Csna-st,, cor. BOwery
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- York comprising acres pleasantly situated Elizabeth
City, N. j., II miles the depot On the Farm there is
small story House tnew barn and carriage house: VIII
MuLFORD Broadst, depot Elizabeth. N j., between
the hours Of 10 and L O'clock p. at No. Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

~ ERS Of GRAND and SQUARE ACTION PIANO
roRTEs No AS Broomsst Zone block east Of Broaa~sy
York We would invite the attention Of aud
critics 70 the inspection Of unrvsled stock OF PIANO.
FORTES which for tone and durability Of workmanshp have
not been surpassed by any in this country.
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JuBtructloN.

TOR the AUTUMN SCHOOLS.-Tsschers ar.
reliable and practical text books respectfully requested to
examine al sME lsTs SSGi EDTesrroSAL SERIES
Full Course Of schoo aud Collee. Text Books prepared
Ssy y E.HsnffS Readers
sons Arithmetic. Wilson Histories. tasqaee. firn nh
eSsI s"SsS %s S.as Pso.spSy
Ds Books Bsabsy's School Music MeEiso,s orthoy.ph
zeal WSrisi Weiss Grammar &c AN tr'ed pse'ca 1a
Descriptive Catalogue sent prepaid sppie.:on spe
dseon isoS PaINSEY Bioadwy
4 II. WHEELER will REOPEN his SCHOOL
a. for WRITING snd BOOKKEEPING, No; S5' Bro.d;
wayn M0NDAY Aug 81 Pap. viii 1 receive ssd ms
2o and Ornamental writing executed to order
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, Apple.
"A ton Building, No s6 Bosdwsy-Psrent. suppiied .ta
With .s sId @ .nppsd S
Teacher, and Tutor. Schools in The city supplied WIN S .ne
i hnss IL sa spp ISai '' SMITH BOYD
BUSINESS WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, &c.
DIM. DOLBEAR- No 6c9 Broadway keep. the largest
Academy in EewYork and prepares students
P.ccay for business. Boy. learn NOR in one qu,rsr
hsT il ordinary The fs %, Toxin
NATSKILL MOUNTAIN SCHOOL-Astlsnd
u Coi.siste In.titu.s Ashland Greene County, N z.
any time FIJI psisies.T. No. is N..:sa. up .t.i.
NOUDERT LYCEUM, under the direction OF
~ Prof T. b. MAURICE, Graduate OF the University Of
Frame No. IS st. Marks New York.EIench Engl:h
Spanish, Commercial and Classical BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL FOR BOYS. The Glasses will open on MONDAY.
9TH September Circusrs with References be obtained
Lyceum, and at the Office Of Messs COUDERT BROTH
ERS, Nos. 50 and al Annst
COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
~ LADIES, Poughkeepsis N Y, Prof. MILO P. JEWETT,
A. NJ Principal and PropeorThe next session commences
the sth Of September Pupils limited to So one half board
ers professors and Teachers For catalogue with
full particulars address the Principal
CLASSICAL FRENCH and ENGLISH
~ SCHOOL WILLIAM H. LEGGETTS SCHOOL, cor
of Broadway and lb st. will be reoPened on
Brosdwsyi Roes No. e1 Broadway Sesres No sS Broad
cps No. 273 East l0thst The number Of pupils limited,
and the corps of assistants well known and thorough
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S0NON ACRES of IOWA LANDS
SJOsNUV AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

OOsUOV AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
The DENOINE NAVIGATION and RAILROAD CON-
NOME the Capitol State Of lows 2st day Of
October and each succeeding day. until the
'0'' '''pFTFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND.
living im edately above Fort Des Moines These lands are
part OF made in 1876 by Congress TO the Stair Of Iowa.
H whom they have been conveyed TO this Company whose
its highest Judicial tribunal They lie in alternate
stp Of five miles in width each side Of the Des Moines
River The Valley of the Des Mon-s 10 eonf.ssedy THE
HIGHEST AGRICULTURAL REGION OF THE UNITED
most luxursut Of the PRAIRIE, MEADOW and TIMBER
LANDS of the well watered by springs and
aud hay been withheld nom sale for eleven past
cultivated farms and thriving villages The tim
b. Ird land. are ch black walnut and oak Of the quail
ity An coal undees the portion and
sy mined Muliudes of farms can Be selected with ample
cal and timber upon them for ell the purposes Of the cuvo
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ACRES will be absolutely
old subject TO the conditions wing 10 the highest bidder
Company the night Of restricting further sales
TEENS OF StF-The land 10 each section will be sold sep
zatey h. and IN al cases be
be minimum price Of IS Per sore
Payments ska BE- made o. follows 20 W.T. There shall be
paid down In cssh At the Of sale all tmbered
from half twothird OF the purvhss money other
lands bringing less than 90 per sere the sum Of 80 Per sce
all other lands % per cent Of the purchase money and the
remainder shall be payable in five equsi anuu, insisments TO
be seeurt upon the with interest st cent per
In any shall desire e. pay la fn discount Of
10 Of deferred payments viii be made
ralu- Deed. OF ~srrsnty viii be given
The these lands 20 the Company VIII
found duly recorded in the Of the Secretary OF State Of
hap. descriptions and spprasss Of the land and
tbe inform alton BE- bad app o. the ONCE OF The
;onpey No rs Wisn.t New YORK or 70 the underssned
''hs C0mPays Land oece IN d. mc'ns tsn Dee mo'ne'
land Commissioned ID X Co.
New York, Ars q 1851
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GUNNER Retreats.

SURF HOTEL AT FIRE ISLAND
= This IL . new house, extensive and wei fof.
si,he6 and well kept and lit with gss-hn the great
South Bay on one side snd the Ocean on the Other.
The proprietor determined to make Fire Island the favoe
ses shore of New sccesabe twice day by
the Long Island Railroad, leaving Brooklyn at M snd
$50 have been made to run on TUES
DAY FRIDAY each week. cheap eIcursons TO leave
South Feny At for Thompson Stations and oJ steamer
d. g. g. SAMMIS Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

old ESTABLISHED BOOT and SHOE
" STORE in the Bowery FOR SALE with or without the
siok The most satisfactory viii be given io selling
Inquire Ct No slS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-29

ERIENDS' INSTITUTE, Nos. 70 and ~ Eliza
The Schools Of both Male aud Female Depart
eut. the Fall Term the 7th Of 9th mouth For
terms. apply the Teachers at the Institute or Of the Tru'tee
viz: -, nj,
r. r. willets II Rutsen-pl s Brown. ClymeI 81 Btn.
w Onderdonk Lo24 Bwsy Jacob Cspron, lOet Broadway
L. f;Iiain 6Ih-sv cor 3Sth Henry Cohn p Libertys
los It Mcdowell 2ss eth Benz Hicks Isl East lith't
John ID. Hicks. No. n John-st.
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AN INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID
TOR SALE-MACHINE and LOCOMOTIVE

MONEY CAN BE MADE.-For SALE, or 10
4Nl LEASE, profitable DRUG ESTABLISHMENT ana
aouIishing BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL Inquire of DEN
TlST No ga SPrinsst, Ncw.Yoik-
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-
l. AENT OF DARTMOUTH COLLEGE The Course OF
siu6y in the CHANDLER SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT %
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE tH toe Degree OF Bachelor IL
Science four yeas s6csens fof admission tn.
ssme heretofore Tue next Pa, Term thirteen week
bee!ns FRIDAY MORNING Aug e. Terms aud vacation,
the in the Acsiruica Depattmeut Those wishing
faIthet information msy address JOHN 8. wOObMAE
Professor OF Ciyf Ensoeerisg
Hanover, n II
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EARM for SALE-Beautifuly located in Rock
land County the line Of New York aud Erie Railroad
and but short distance the Carkstown station Stock
can also be purchased If desired Inquire Of OSCAR D.
Dixie, Nos 81 and 90 Front.st.
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nNREN1H PROTESTANT BOARDING and

IL DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No; 81 West
Igtb Mrs, LEyERETT will her School Tor tue en-
sunr Year on WEDNESDAY. Sept Is. Clsss in English
spd in French under the lnstruetion OF tue most
will be commenced October and VIII
con,pn. two quarters Young Ladies who may desire TO Pur
,ue those Studies will be admitted TO the Course per
by letter stthe above address
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-07-08
New Paner.

Our much esteemed friend, L. BAKER,
ESQ, of the GAINESVILLE Aurora, has COM
menced the publication of new paper in
Sarahsville Noble County, under the title
of q Democrat We wish him every pos
sible success, and hope he may be able, at
the coming election, to herald the good
news that Noble has once more wheeled
into line, and that she may, hereafter, be
found steadily in the democratic column,
BY the way LU., We don't like your head
I've mean the head of .yonr paper.
We've no doubt but it's good head Ian
excellent head-a very expressive head;
but parden us for saying itisn't very
pretty bead.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-07-08

EFFECT OF GRIEF-The Pittsburgh
Dispatch learns from Washington County,
Pennsylvania, that Mrs. White, whose
husband was murdered on the 30th of
March, is now very sick, and all hopes of
her recovery are given over. He ascribes
her sickness to the grief she feels at the
loss of her husband and her arrest for his
murder; an arrest based upon no worthy
grounds, and as is believed made through
eagerness to claim the reward for the ap-
prehension of the murderer of Samuel II
White.
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State Of Ohio, Monroe County
PGOB1TE COURT.
llgeo, administrator of Peter F
koontz, deceased.

George S. Algeo, administrator of Peter F.
Koontz, deceased.
against
Ann Eoontz. widow, William T. II. Koontz, Mar
tha r. koontz, Samuel +. Koontz, Adelaide
koontz heirs at law of said z. +. Koontz,
deceased, defendants.
FFNflE said defendant Will take notice that on
1 the md day of June, A. D. 1857, the said
plaintiff George S. Algeo, fled in said court his
petition, praying for leave to fulfil real con-
tract entered into by said Peter T. Koontz, in
his lifetime, by which he engaged for q valuable
consideration to convey to Henry Mead, in fee
simple, the following lands III said county, TO
wit:
The south east quarter of the north west
quarter of section eight, in township four, OF
range six; and also fifteen acres more or less of
of the west side of the south west quarter OF
the north east quarter, of the same section,
township ana range, in said county, by convey :
ing sal lands to said Henry Mead IN fee simple,
said Mead having fully completed his part OF
the contract by making full payment for said
land. Said case will be for hearing at any time
after the 4th of July next, when said court
shall be in session.
ARCHBoLD & RICHARDSON,
Atty for Petitioner.
June 10 1S57.-3w.
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Our SCHOOLS.

The public schools of this place have
closed for the present, but will be opened
again on the 3lst of August Professor
Moore, the principal, will remain here
and during the vacation will give private
lessons in English Grammar, Greek, Latin
French and Hebrew.
Prof. Moore is fine scholar, and has
an excellent faculty for imparting informa-
tion. Young folks, avail yourselves of
this opportunity.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Daniel Kimpton, Admir- of ! fJNHE said defen-
John Kimpton, deceased. dants are here.
against by notified, that on
Jane Kimpton, Susannah the 2Ist day of May
Lindsay, Abner Lindsay 1857, the petitioner
and John Brown. fled his petition in
the Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio
the object and prayer of which is to obtain an
order authorizing the Administrator of John
Kimpton, deceased, to execute deed to the
defendant john Brown, in pursuance of the
terms of certain agreement in writing, for
the following premises, situate in Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, to w.t.
So much of the south east quarter of section
five, township five, of range five, as was con
veyed by Henry Brown, Jr., to said John Kimp,
ton, and containing sixty-two acres more or less.
Said petition will be for hearing on Satur
day, June 18th 1857.
SINCLAIR & WAY,
Att'ys for Petitioner.