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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-17
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INTERNATIONAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

r4z.,As4 TIE UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS THE
Hiii attention Of the travelling public, and
Strangers in particular, to the merits Of this
House.
Although but lately established under the su-
pervsion Of its present managers, yet d!sCrim
mating public have discovered IN it0
WE'LL MANAGED AND SUPERIOR HOTEL.
The present rropI'ctr,ss and managers, \ s.
HALEY, JOHN J. HALEY and L. X. ROBIN
son, with an honorable d,l cacv; not wishing to
cucroach upon the merits OF other houses. have
successfully cGd,ayorcd to establish ior it the
name Of
FIRST CLASS IYOTEL
IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
We would here state that the comparative sue
cess OF this House since January last has exceed
ed that of any other on the Pacific Coast, with Il
constantly increasing patronage. \ conveyance
marked
international Hotel Coach
under the personal supcrntcndance Of Mr. =. Il.
Smith formerly Stage Agent at sacramento City,
IS in attendance at all hours to convey pasScn-
gers to and from the Ho,cl, ior one dollar each.
Including baggage.
4. s. HALEY, Lessee.
Assisted by JNO. J. HALEY. and
+. K. ROBINSON,
late Of the Rail Road House,
San Francisco, Sept. lst, 1851. 33.im.
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BRIDGE NOTICE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ The term OF the Board Of Supervisors Of Trim
ity County, California, to be begun and held on
The first Monday in November, 1851, the under
signed will apply for renewal of his license 10
keep toll bridge across the Trisity River at
Kauaka Bar M W. PERSONETT x co. 2
Weaver, oct. /, 1871. 37it.
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SUHIM0NE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
C0rNTY or TRINITY.
ii the Dist Count of the 9th Judicial Dist

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CorNTY or TRINITY.
IL the Dist Count of the 9th Judicial Dist
Peter llamln Plaintiff
IS. I.aGc FarNeii aud William
simmons, Defendants.
Tle Peofh Of Ike State Of California,
To ISAAC FARWEll & WILLIAM SIMMONS:
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO AN
/ swcr ihe complaint Of Peter Iiamlin, il. d
against you. as follows ii served on you IN this
County, within ten DAYS ii served ont OF said
County and in this Judicial District, within TWEEN
ty days in all other caS,s within forty days. in
each case exclusive of the day or such service in
an action commenced against you in the aiore
said Court on tie 3d day OF August. \. D., 1887.
wherein the said plaiuta prays judgment against
You, the said defendants, for toe sum Of eleven
hundred and nity dollars debt, cost Of suit aud
money disbursements as by copy Of said plain-
til 5 complaint, filed herein viii more fully APP
pear. II yor fail to answer said complaint as
herein directed the plaiutf win take Judgment
against You ly default for said amount OF eleven
hundred and fifty dollars, deUI, costs Of suit and
money Disbursements.
Published ly order of the County Judge Of
said County
In witness whereof. I, John A. Watson
Clerk of the Oh u strict Court Of said
State in and for the County Of Trinity
[L.s.l have hcrounto set my hand, with the seal
thereof hereto attached, this Sd day Of
August, A. y. 1857.
JNO. \. WATSON, Clerk.
aus. Il. G., STUART, Deputy.
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IN PRESS,
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tue author ever published. Two vol, oetav,-S5.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l HAVE THIS
L day sold and conveyed all my interest in and
to the Grass Valley ranch, and the real and per-
sonal property connected therewith, to Spencer
Lowden 10 whom have delivered the same, and
withdrawn from The firm Of W, S. Lowden Il Co.,
and from and after this date will be responsible
for no transactions or liabilities Of said firm.
MARSHALL H. LOWDEN.
Grass Valley Sept 20. 1851. 373t
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ADVERTISING IN TUE ATLANTIC STATES.
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\ fine opportunity is here offered to those who
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ACCORDEONs AND FLUTINAS.

ACtpkl)EONS AND FICTlNAS.
We sell only frat class articles. aud at greatly
reduced prices.
SEIBET 95 BOOK MU SIC.
New music received by every steamer. Our as
,ortmeut Of Sheet Music is now ONE OF THE LAR
oEsr IN CALIFORNIA, embracing choice selections
from the catalogues of every publishing house in
the u States as also many European Publications
Violin and Guitar Strings.
MUSICIANS, DEALERS, and others who want
GOOD STRING, will do we'll to send US their orders.
Toys and Fancy Goods.
Billiard Balls, Cue Tips, Wax and Chalk, Bird
Cages Cbildrens Carriages Boxing Gloves, Po-
lice Whistles, Fencing Fols, Masks, Cribbage and
Backgammon Boards, Chcssmcn, Ladies' Work
Baskets, &c.
no" Dealers supplied at the Lowest Prices. ~t1ssN
We import all our goods direct from New York
and Boson, and guarantee to sell as low as any
similar establishment in California.
E.ti~ Instruments tuned and repaired by an en-.
pcrtcnced workman. DALE n Co.
date pougliss d Dale,) Pioneer Music Store,
ap5llt l55 Street Sacramento.
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p The Lecompton correspondent Of the
st. Louis Democrat, in letter dated the 10th
inst. says: ~.7,rr 40 1890.
had been hoping that the new land Of
fees. provided for by act of the late Congress.
would be located at towns already existing.
This has not been the the case. They are
locatsd at paper towns, laid out by pro sla-
very men; and the acts of the general govern
ment, in thus furthering the schemes Of these
nsfarious men. are not less vile than the ap-
pointment Of these men themselves to ill the
Offices in the territory. This territory is de-
livered over to the border raffians as far q
the administration Of Buchanan could deliver
it over. But pro slavery President car
neither control the emigration that comes
here, nor the sentiments of those who art
here. All these official ou'rages only deep
en- the sentiment against the party that i
corrupting the government under the pre-
tense of being democratic.
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NEBRASKA INDrANs.--Our telegraph reports
have brought US accounts of assaults upon the
settlements in Nebraska, at two distant points,
which give rise to apprehensions Of serious
difficulties. Accounts at st. Louis from Oma
ha City, say that the Pawnee Indians are ex.
hibiting spirit Of hostility that will require
severe measures to repress. They attacked. a
few days ago, a crowd Of settlers some dstanc
in the interior, and drove them into Salt Creek
Several whites were killed in the engagement,
and some few Indians, and a chief shared the
same fate. When reinforcement arrived the
whites succeeded in capturing thirteen Of the
Pawnee tribe.
The Sioux are committing depredations and
murders along the western settlements of Min.
nesota; and that war-like tribe will require a
strong arm to bring them under subiecticn.--
Gen. Harvey will probably have active EN-.
ployment during the summer, and the admin.
istration with the New Granadian difficulties
the troubles in Kansas, an Indian war in Flor.
ida, and one upon the plains-with Utah in
rebellion-will have enough to test its abili.
ties and energies. .rFv
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A WARSING TO PHYsIcIANs.-Dr. Locock,
the Queens physician, has been peremptorily
disml ssed from further attendance on the roy
al family. where he has been hitherto admitted
on terms Of familiar intercourse. His salary,
f5, 900 per annum, royal present on each
safe delivery of the Queen, and a large prac-
tice among the nobility, are no small loss
The doctor has made every effort towards re-
Cancellation, but the Queen remains memorable.
1t seems that it came to the Queens ears that
Dr. Locock was given to too much talking;
that, though she told Prince Albert that his
habit Of sleeping between blankets was 'vul-
gar, dirty, Dutch practice" she did not care
to have it told abroad.--Lvapool Post.
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THE GREAT HOLLAND REMEDY,


BERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS.-Persons subject
to sick headache. will Bosrhave's Hol
land Btters safe and pleasant remedy soothes
the throbbng head acdy Of the stomach assists
digestion. and creates healthy appetite It is without
doubt most delightful preparation. and sneetua
dy. The fact that 1t is . very popular medicine
throughout the Holland settlements in Wisconsin New
York. Miehigaa Illinois and Indiana. speaks in its
favor. See sdvsrtssmentin another column.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is shown BY
the Records Of the Custom House be the only London
Cordial Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles. all
made here in imitation oft.
Hi delicious tonic beverage. and by its peculiar favor
leo different from other gns) universally esteemed by all
who used it, is adopted With great
DYSPEPSIA. GoUr RHEuNArfsN. DRoPskY. GRAVEL CoIc.
CHOLERA. FEVER AND AGUE, STRUCTURE, DISEASE THE
URINARY ORGAxs ErILEPsr. FEMALE &c.
Dr.. VALESrSE Morr. of New York, in letter the
proprietor, says
Charles London Cordial Gin the purest best and
reliable Extract Of Juniper. have seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by all
Druggists and Grccers in the United States also are
numerous Poisoas called London Cordial Gin-to avoid
then buy only CHARLES" Reject any othe: offered to
value your health dollar for quarts
fifty cents for pints. EDMUND @. CHARLES.
maS-3md&w Sole Importer. 40 broadway. y. y.
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EV NSV ILL E:
FRIDAY MORNING,:::::::::::::::::::.::APRIL "A
PoLrr1cs IN VIRaINIA.-Thers is at present
an exciting issue before the people Of Virginia.

PoLrrIcs IN VIRoINIA.-There is at present
N exciting issue before the people Of Virginia.
Which threatens . schism in the Democratic.
,arty, dangerous to its unity and ascendancy.
L is, who shall be the next United States SEN
or Hunter? The result depends
upon the decision of the next Legislature,
which is to be elected the present summer
While the rival parties are very cautious to
avoid any exhibition of feeling which might in
dicate even semblance Of division in their
ranks, they are, nevertheless, pursuing their
efforts in q private, practical way, with admi-
rable effect on the side of Wise. The promi-
nent ostensible issue is. the distribution Of the
public lands to the States by the General Gov
eminent, which is discussed with great warmth.
Wise opposes the project with all the ardor
and impetuosity of his nature, exhibiting some
inconsistencies with views he ex-
pressed in support Of Mr.. Clay's measures
twenty-five years ago. Mr.. Hunters friends
support the opposite policy, and the contro.
versy is as ardent as it was when Mr.. Clay's
project was first proclaimed. The signs o
activity are most visible in the meetings t.
appoint delegates to the nominating conven
tons, and in the conventions themselves. : ht
nomination once made, party usage demand!
acquiescence on the part Of all other competi
tors, so that the stage, when exortion is mos
needed and most available, is in the prelimin
airy movem ,nts. So far as delegates have We
been appointed, Wise has the advantage, ant
there is little doubt Of his success. roaffH'
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Ma. EprroR:-In the Journal of the 9th OF
January last, communication was published
the necessity Of a railroad from
GRANVILLE to Haubstadt. for the purpose OF
the trade Of Southern illinois with
Evansville, and for the benefit and convenience
Of those residing within the vicinity Of the
road. re- tols
What was then thought, and what is yet
to be the most practicable route,
was suggested; and notwithstanding deep
interest is felt all along the line, yet no action
has taken place on the proposed project. The
practicability Of the route, no one disputes
tina importance OF the road to Evansville, to
GRANVILLE, and to the district of country be-
tween the two points, is acknowledged by all:
but yet, with these facts before the people,
there seems to be an unac:ountable backward
ness in going forward IN the enterprise. But
since the publication Of the article referred to,
number Of branch roads to the Evansville
and Charlottesville road have been proposed.
some Of which think have been abandoned.
But, ut present, there seems to be some ex-
element on the subject Of a railroad from Gray.
Vile to the Evansville and Charlottesville road
via Owensville. The friends of the project
appear sanguine of success in the accomplish
meut Of their object. They are industrious
and energetic; they are using all the skill they
are master OF, to bring the matter to influence
the public mind, in order to secure the requi-
site amount Of stock, to carry out their plan
This is all right.
But | will say to the people along the line
of the road from GRANVILLE. through Cynthiana
to Haubstadt,. now is the time for you to stiI
yourselves. 1t is the most practicable route
that can be obtained: the road can be built fol
less money; and it will benefit larger com
mupity than any route that has been proposed
Now is the time for action. Engage immedi
ately in the work before it is too late. Pro
cure an Engineer to make preliminary survey
of the route, and to make an estimate Of the
cost Call meetings at New Harmony, Stew
artsville, Poseyyille, Cynthiana and other pla
ces where ii is necessary. Open your book:
for subscription. If you will engage energet
ically in the work, you will secure the aid o
Evansville and GRANVILLE. Capitalists are al
ready looking with interest into the proposed
project. am convinced you are anxious fol
the road--but little delay will deprive yor
Of it forever. Do not say there is not wealth
in the country to build the road. The increas
ed value of a strip Of land, one mile in width
running through this fertile region, will built
the road; but it is not expected that you vii
donate your lands for this purpose; there is nj
necessity for it. This remark is only mad
to put you in mind Of the great wealth Of on
country. t-.-, +. T.
Cynthiana, April 2lst, 81.
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0b The New York Sen.te have passed q
bill defining the law of libel against editors Of
newspapers and periodical publishers in that
State, which provides that, in copying matter
that has previously been published, the plain
tiff shall recover No more than his actual dam.
ages, which shall be alleged and proved, I'M
less the plaintiff clearly prove malice in the
fact; provided that the act shall not apply to
any case where such editor OF publisher shall
have refused, before the commencement Of the
action, to publish gratuitously, at the request
OF the aggrieved party, . denial or explanation
Of the alleged libelous article signed by him.
The act will doubtless pass the A ssembly.
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The WINTER IN CALrFoRSIA.-A letter
from California, dated March Goth. remarks
that while tho folks at the East have been
suffering from intense cold, we Californians
have been enjoying delightful weather. True
We have had copious shower of rain at i'm
tervals, yet between whites we have basked
in most genial sunshines under cerulean
skies, rivaling those of Italy. The rains this
last winter have been exceedingly favorable
for agricultural and mining purposes, and
their good effect is already beginning TO make
itself visible by an increased liveliness in all
branches Of business. ~ sn.-..
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From LIBERIA.--Recent arrivals from Mon.
rovia represent the affairs OF the Republic to
be in a very healthy and prosperous condi-
ton. The war at Cape Palmas has been
brought to successful termination. A un-
ion between Liberia and Cape, Palmas was
under discussion. Settlements are extending
into the interior, and the surrounding tribes
are being gradually brought under the influ-
ences Of civilized life. The Legislature had
closed long session, after perfecting many
important measures, which evinced q good
degree OF intelligence and political foresight
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Gov. WRIeHr.--The Democratic party are
coming round to the support Of the Ex- Gov
ernor. lie is too powerful a man with the
people to repudiate; and they find they can
not crush him. The Cincinnati Enquirer
says:
I'VE have received copy Of the speech
of Governor Joseph A. Wright, delivered on
the Bank Fraud Case, in the Senate Chamber
of Indiana, on the 9th of March. 1t is .
startling exposition Of one OF the most out
ragsous attempts at fraud, bribery. and per.
version of legislation to purposes Of selEag-
grandizement, which has ever occurred in
the country. We shall, when we have more
space in our columns, review some Of the
leading charges and allegations Of Governor
Wright relative to this affair. The people
Of Indiana owe it TO the reputation Of their
State to sustain the Ex-Governor in his
manly war against this gigantic fraud.
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OF The failure Of the American Banking
House Of Green & Co., in Paris, has caused .
great sensation in, New York city, particularly
among those who have friends travelling in
Europe and the East, all of whom, in accord
ance with the universal practice Of American
travellers on the continent--placed their funds
with Green & Co., as q safe, central deposit,
from which to draw them wherever they might
need them. Many travellers in distant parts
will be left in very embarrassing circumstan.
ces. for though their funds are made finally
secure by the House. it will be difficult for
them to negotiate their bills. The House OF
Green & Co. have been the principal American
Bankers in Paris for twenty years. Their
liabilities are about million Of dollars; and
their embarrassinents have been caused BY
heavy advances to Central American Houses,
whose shipments have been interrupted BY the
Walker war in Nicaragua.
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% Hollands German Btters. prepared and sold by Dr.
Jackson the German Medical Store, Arch street.
daily in their YELL celebrity
for the If all diseases arising from of the
liver. These Btteu have, indeed proved blessing
afflicted who show their latitude by the fstering
testim onials This medicine has established itself
pettors however willy schemes,
ductive their pro reach 1t gained the public
BY immense benefits that have been derived
from it. and will maintain its position.
See advertisement. mhIs
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A VALUABLE RENEDY.-The unqualified testimony in ia
OF Dr. Cavanaughs Valuable medicine to be found in
ADVERTISING column to-dar. will itself %
attention and appreciation of aders
high character position the gentleman who makes this
voiun tribute the DIR IS skill Chic Daily Jour-
The above notice from coemporary has specisl
the certificate of II. N Head. Esq.,
efficacy of Dr. Cavanaughs Pile Saive. which is advertised
in columns. for sale by
mills KELLER WHITE.
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OF The two political parties in New York
are in very much of q muss among themselves.
There is war Of factions in the democratic
ranks between those who have secured the fat
appointments, and those who are defeated. The
strife is for the possession Of Tammany Hall
and the old regalia Of the party, the investi-
ture of which gives the title Of Simon pure
to the holders. The Republicans are divided
upon like issue. Gov. King has made few
friends by his, appointments, but has turred
against him thousands Of disappointed expect
ants. The Weed and Seward faction have 60,
the lions share of the spols. and the other por.
ton have rebel.ed. and now denounce him fol
colluding with Greeley and Seward. Both
Houses of the Legislature have shown Their
hostility and disrespect by passing bills ovel
his veto. Wolves hunt amicably together II
packs during the chase, but fight over the car
cass of the victim when secured. The Legis
lature adjourned on Saturday. 9
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Cynthiana, April 2lst, 81.

WHEAT PANIC.--The ST. Louis Intelli-
gencer says very sudden and unexpected
rise has taken place in wheat, resulting from
the general disaster attending the corps Of
this year. The extraordinary cold and un.
favorable season has destroyed many hundred
thousand acres Of wheat that o few weeks
since were promising enough.
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HOOPLAND,s GERMAN RITrERs.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY
}. NJ MULsHIzER. Doylestown. Pa. june 2o 1883 says
My wife has been afflicted With debility
September 1851 since which time have been unable to
end physician that would her in the
until day called the of Dr. Harvey.
this town tincture of ron and scribed him
the a lotions Of wte he then handed mo lot Papers
read which found describing German
Bitsers. Immediately procured few bottles from him.
and TO state that the Of hs Btters has do
her good than all the medicines she has heretofore
taken. Iwishyou 20 seni me half dozen bottles"
See advertisemen mhI3
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INJURY q LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER
sootaes rrAt Of the Skin after shaving nparts the
han exquisite
and the sad the only floral
will relieve head sche. Appes the face neck
IL clears the skin from all blemshes lends
Transparency &c the complexion Sold BY r. Lanman
Co., Wholesale drugsiss GO Water street. New York.
By al drusgists ct Soc per bottle. spt6
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TOBACCO IN MIssoURr-A correspondent Of
the ST. Louis Republican writes, that he has
made most dilgent inquiries Of planters and
others from all the tobacco growing districts.
and that he learns from all without exception,
that so far no damage has been done to the
plants by the cold weather; and that, should
the season remain favorable, there will still be
bundant cron Of 49, 800.