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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17
Cheap Cash Store.
CORNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper COrdage,
Roofing Material. sc.

WOOD WARE
90 pkgs cov'd Buckets; 'l25 doc Band Boxes;
25O dozen Bail Boxes; 300 - hames;
ZOO nests Tubs pain ed; 1 800 Zine Wash Boards;
IS doz Vanished and Three 5000 Pillow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
21 GOO ased Broom Handles 900 Cane Fishing Poles;
I75 white Cedar Buckets 800 ass'ted Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar Cans; 10 doz B Cedar Cans;
500 pkgs Half Bush Measures IS Nest Boxes, varnshd
Is Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs and
100 nests White Es Cedar Tubs; 1875 dog assed
BASS EFT WARE.
200 willow Wagons common 200 nests German Market do
sec Carts common; 100 a9s Fs:d Baskets, instors
rs Empire Cabs Zoo dozen assorted Marke
Zoo extra 25 doz Chidren's Rattan and
$50 dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cooifor summer.
AIso-CIo Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; Work, Fruit
nd Flower Stands. Also-Wjlow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dog Feather busters: 100 bales Aicant Mats;
ass'ted Shoe Brushes so Jute Hark and Skeleton
IS Rocking Horses; IS doz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1OOcous " and y inch Manila Rope, 69Ofeet;
10 coils * to 8ineh do do $50 do;
% reels Bed Cord and Pillow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 dOz Hemp Bed Cords 100 bales Carpet Chain
1000 lbs Broom Twine Hemp 800 lbs Wool Twine,
lis bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
SO wrapping Irvine; $50 a Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles CFrund) 1angermans Wrapping Paper;
$500 d" McgregoT's do do
1000 resins Lockland do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper Is reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S Ham Z" 20 Batting do;
81 900 Roofing dry; i5OOOlbs Roofing satued
CANDLES. &c
Candles, Lard Oil, Opal Candies, stearine Candles
Starch, German Soap, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS
stock sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers'use, constantly on hand.
CHTRNS.
Pine Churns Is 24nc Red Cedar do 16 IS 90 % do
Cerdar do 16, is, 90 % Painted 20, %, "a do
Brass Hoop do't - " do Barrel dol6, is, 90 % DO
HAmES.
Oiled Root Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top
For sale by s. NJ BARRETT,
may14 cor. Walnut and Front sts-, Cincinnati
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LIN COLIN HOUS 4
TTILAHOEIA, TENN.
10. B. SMITH. Pronrietor.

1ANING taken charge Of tie above Hotel, / viii en-
deavor 10 please all uto ~sy favor With cIl.-
Of ms friends and the citizens Nashville and Davidson
county, would solicit patronage. Nv table will al all
TIM be provided with the best the country Affords, and
every care will be tst en- please all.
Here good livery Stale contrEors TO thi house,
and tie Fay etteye, Mulberry, and Is Echburg all and
PassenI Coach Eote oudgs " ednes-
day and Friday the above places, at y O'Clock T. NJ
and returning every TUESDAY, thursday and at
Il O'Clock, A. NJ making connections With the IA hvie
Chattanooga, and McAlinnvie Manchester Mai
Trains.
TulIahoma. August Is 1881 UEA
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b. 5. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81. SOUTH MARKET ST., NASHVILLE.

I AvTSG estsbIlzhed geaerAi Agricultural Depot
the shove Plaee desire al OLD and trae frsnds,
aud the pebiie a. large call AID snd eEausine
ny trade IhreshsFss the latest AID aR
proved AoHeFs And Ksapers EEFrhi aGfiFaed and
Dra; hTneys Preaafum PloWs sad CatVates, q
keatacky; GaFea SEEDS Of every variety, Also Coyer
HmCihy, har Grass. Orchard 6razss CAnArFs Hep ahd
Rape SEED aad BsIisy, constantly handa
ali knds q Agricultural AID heEtisaitaTAl tmsesuts
had
kinds 81 Copper, Iins bFass and sheet tFon Ware
s1i mAaafazuzEe and ssNes. Crates Ae ser s4e- AZ
cazrEl lap h4ad ordsrea ans sid - ths
znuacsaFsr pFiees sza Eslea- Also fIEnefg'
Machines iiaad fooa fraaa Feck SAITH CoN Mana
Asfory, saaEhiagleu. GeHa.
Esggs BIS. EELLEa.
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FOUNDRIES, ETC.
SHELBY IRON-NVORKS
AND
CAR-WFEEL MANDATORY,
Near the Suspeu sion Bridge,
EDGEFIELD, TENN

VNTHITCONB, LEGO Co, Founders and HdcbiNiStS,
w respectfully give notice tina thew prepared
Foundry shop, and FOrgs, and
will OIL orders for heavy AID ut casting, ncud
ing
Car-WheeIs of tire most Improved Pat
terms.
in this department, borough kuovle ge and long expe
rience enable Us to challenge competition.
Also, Cast-Iron House-f ont5 Of he most Improved
patterns pain ued, and ornamental Colrmns; Water
ripes orEs, and other e.tab
Ii,hments where quircd nginss Aw-Mis Flour
Mills &c, made promptly 10 order and ~ he hes mateTi
al. ParcrBr attention given To rep hing machinery
low prices and on liberal terms
Our Smith-Work win be Of the extensive charac-
acter; Mil wOrs Syirrups, IoEs Itaan on, Saw
Crauks Bolts, and ali kinds Of hil-lTOns, made he
shCTte notice.
As We are pvac zeal mechanics, wishing 10 establish
permanent OBJ will be 70 pay particular
ienJicn all orders Tor repairing old mach uery
All require ia and cont dent Of being pat
rCnized.
n. B.-we have hand at present large assortment
OF Fire Bars for SteEm-t gines
WHITCoMB, LuGo CO.
Nashville dec 1, 1S57-n
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P. P. PECK & BRO.
p. p. PECK = BRO.
p. p. PECK s. BRO,
TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. SEOsFH.

Manufacturer Of Carriages, Coaches Bpggiss,
Light-Waggons, sc.
NO. 90 Lower Market Street, Nashville
I An manufacturing every variety ~ -
Il style Of vehicle, nom the plauest
% the most beautiful and elaboTAty S,-5<-~Cs5
hnished oct.
Having engaged urstelsss Workmea and ootaRed large
% the best Of stock, prepared % do work
which vii compare With any IN the whole country either for
style durability All kinds fvehees kept constantly on
hand, or proHpty made order.
EVereGSs Patent Coupling
This important improvement IN the e0Epng Carriages
sc. has awakened interest throughout she country
and slookea With the where II beat knoHE
kneWH. Having the exclusive rigni this city,
making ofthsm In Carriages BaEsss &C.
0TkemsmbeF the pAce-at the OLD Stand cffrsd Sloan
Ne 50. Lover MARKET street. las. at.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Corner Main and Sixth ST..
TnTTyCVTT L E-V

THIS well Known Hotel, having been thoroughly
i paired and newly furnished is open for the
oGation The travelling public Sus' E the
central and business part Of the city, and having superior
accommodations, he Proprietor hopes by attention
business meri large portion Of the public patron
age. Hi charges will be suit the present hard times.
J. COMB.
Dec 2-1y. Proprietor
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R II MI q " a Il.

NHE subscriber takes this method or informing his old
customers and friends and the public generally, tina
he has his Hardware Store from the old stand
Market sTset 10 No So ia the large brick building iate
the South side OF Broad street. where he keep
constantly hand and makes order the ARTICLES
embraced in his line Of business lie invites especial at
tention his large assortment Of CASTING HOLLOW
WAR; BRASS, &C such Mantle and Coal Crates Wag-
Boxes Plow Mods straw Cutters, Crrnsheers Corn
CTushers Mil CTusheTs Balcony Work and Iron Fencing
Coffee Mills Tea Kettles Brass X ttieF DogToas Candle
Sticks and almost endless variety other articles.
Ian2s-tf ANDREW ANDERSON
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HOTELS. ETC.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
Late Mansion House.)

North Market street, ID door 6e'ol0 the Square.
v GILBERT having taken the above stand for num-
Der Of years bees leave inform the pol OF that
fact, and say TO heT that The house paint
ted from basement to attic and and complete mi
ture throughout. The subscriber moving full well the
need Of hTstclass modern hotel in Nashville and being
phGnthrOpic mood has made every exertiOl TO
Up the wants If the pGbc, aud lat himself he has
sueceei a. His table will all times furnished with
the bst tbs and foreign markets afford, he pledges
himself 10 make everybody contented and home who
will favor him with visit
Carriages and OTnbuses win regularly and from
the Nicholas to Steamboats, and Ka lgoadz Trusty
Portes always in attendance At The depot receive checks
for baggage, thus Obviatirg the difficulty Ofdelay.
Board per day 81 q
Lodging 40
Single Meals ~
Supper, Lodging, snd breakfast 100
Breakfast from to 9 O'Clock.
Dinner " IL q
sL9pr 5"S
J. V. GILBERT, Proprietor.
Opposite this House, Market street, tUo livery
staTl5s be found at all hours, horses bugges
carriages &c J. n. Alexander Co., and v. T. Wright
4 "a ar he rr0Dr
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CL4IBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

NASEHNtA.AI-s Tenn.
TTNHE attention 81 Railroad Companies Farwers, Manu-
factuTer-, and all persons DESTROYS q puTcl asnR al
home good machinery, such as STEAM ENGINES, CAST
INGs Of every description, GEARING, CAh-WHFtIB Of
the owed patterns, SAW MILL PUMPS, &C.. &C.
is Tepeetull. called to this Establ 81 eut
ing up rapidly the premise o. tie late Nashville Manu-
featuring Con pany We intend 90 the bu mess
fully extensive before ard shall oon be ready 10 take
orders Tor Machinery and Castings. We have already
meucd operations IN blach it'll shop aud Boiler
yard and shall give immediate satisfaction 60 old and
customers.
We experienced Mechanic each Of as personally
attending TO his dep3rtmenf-aud thus shall be
able at lover rates than hereto
fore done IN this city. We shall warrant every piece o.
work done this Establishment, and give prompt anc
personal attention order left At Once thus We
hone TO general sa faction and be pafOuizeu BY al
friends Of home n auuiacure. NJ. JACktR CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
juns21-u Late Nashville Mani. Co.
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rs LIVERY STABLE. wg

ENTM. WRIGHT 90. would respectfully Inform IN
w citizens OF Nashville and the public generally tina
hey have purchased the -known Livery Stable
the stock and dKtures foruerlv occupied by VIM Phil
Ups, on Market street i asst below the Square.
We prepared TO board horses, by the day week
fine STYLE
We have frst-rate lots and box-stans accommodate
Drovers nd all friends who fayorus with their
patronage.
We pledge ourselves give satisfaction I'm aliases
We have large number OF hne Satde-Horses and inc
Buggies 20 hire at all times.
The fact is DO intend beipg surpassed by any
Stable the southern country. Come for
yourselves. VIM. T. WRIGHT co.
feb3-Iy
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
275s 5s3 s. = 9
TIME THROUGH p HOURS.

TINE IHkOIGu 20 HOURS.
TTNRAINS run through from Stevenson 10 Memphis and
make close connection with Trains the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad at Stevenson. Through tickets
from Nashville TO Memphis Sl2. Time through 70
hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock p NJ
Train which Stevenson 2l5 A. NJ and con-
meets Memphis. No delay except IN chang
ing O. l. ANDEhSoN'
apr3 Ticket Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-17

A kLfE ,NuTe, " hrs, BSIlKas .AIYETBs DRILLs
500 "a Dp. DIoExR.
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UNDERTAKING.
II. III. s. B. }. GROOMES,
UNDERTAhERS.

TTAVING recently been burnt out beg notify their
IL friend, and patrons ali orders eft with R. II.
roomes Co. No IS College street. at The shop Of V.
A. laugh, No. 1l5 sO-h Market street, will meet with
prompt atteLtoa.
r. H. a b. J. Groomes proPris.ors Of the right to
vspd Cranes celebrated MErALIo BURIAL CAsKEF
Davidson county and prepared supply all orders
wholesale and retail, at the shortest notice.
novT-2m.
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House FurnisIlinCs.

81, Ca 10 by y l. 10 by t44 10 by 10 A. Damask
Coihs, Ga IA S4 104 DauasL by the yard
All sizes, colored wo' Union and Cotton Table Cloths
PaiC stT ed Ioiinettes, Nap in together with all kinds
Diapers, foWelnRs N trseiles Quits &C. Also all
widths cotton and linen sheengs, Pillow Linens Domes-
tics afr etc
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Curtain Goods.

Elegant Satin LANES in all colOrs, with trimmings
match. eEaut Reps in hntz ors, " IN trimmings to
match Veg mt Lace Musn Curtains; all WOOL unou and
Damasks in great variety, together with Co nices
ILrfal In LIN. and
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R. c. McNAIRY & co,
LARoE2DEALERs IN ALL KTyIs or
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
70. IS, COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
Dress Goods.

Together with an endless variety Of medium and low
priced silks, ounces, Robes guile, by ward
IN plain aid striped nd bsvadere', also tnlaced
and touhetEied MerinOs Cashmeres Great variety
all and Union Plaids Mousdelaines and every
thing and desire bic in this way.
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CIOaks. ShaYyIs AID SCarfs.

We have now the largest and mot elegantly assorted
stock ia this in the country OF which
were Imported by "e5srs A. 4. Stewart & CO. OF New
Yor, expressly for sales. In Velvet have them
all price,. ion is to 5000 We have also black and grey
clio h, ard Beaver Tamas and long Coaks for ladies
and ch dTen in al qualities from three dollars Up
sha Is in al sizes and qualities both ard long from
the ordinary 10 the elegant. Also just received
fresh Invoice Of tho elegant hizh coorei all silk Che
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Laces and EmbrOideries.

IN fhIs lime stoca ssuperb an the novel;
ties the Collars and Sleeves separate in
both for colOrs and mourning elegant Bridal
ard Handk erchief Lace Falls, and imitation; Jaconet
Tr mings and F0uncirg e. Real Vaenciennes
Point AnLlmme L.ces- Ln. ertincs- Q e
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Broadway House.
81. Cloud Hotel.
Metropolitan Eating Kouse.
RiddIrberger's Eating House.

lTTE will open Fsta' shment corner Of Cedar and
w Cherry streets, TUESDAY, THE 9TH OF TCBsR
Oct6 -1y. ) ". MOORE.
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CarpeIIngs and Oil Cloths.

Real vi Carpets. Eegant Velvet and Brussels, in
great variety. Elegant phys and IngTain the grains
the largest and bet assorted We Rave offered and
TiCes. Also, Velvet b ussels hair and hall
Carpets. Twei and plain Venetian in all dths together
with Fets, DruEget, Crumb cI1th, Rugs, Mats, ac
We peg a-ed to make and put down Carpets the
shortest notice. have large lot Floor oil Cloths
Of tie makers, and in all widths, which will
ur-. L.r 10 mi rt-r n .pr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12
Latest Election Returns.

Through the poitencss of W. J. Blake. Esq.
we have been furnished copy of the Red Bluff
Beocoa Of last Wednesday, from which We eX-
tract the following, being the latest received:
It is believed that Wellor's majority over Bow
ic will be about ten thousand Bowies vote is lar
ger, and Slanly S smaller, than was anticipated,
as far as heard from with the exception Of San
Francisco ard Santa Clara counties. sexton's
majority over Lewis, in this Judicial District,
Will reach 1900. Carriers majority over Buck
ncr for Senator, is about two hundred and forty
competitors for Assembly, in both counties will
run over 200, In Colusi, The Democrats elected
their County Judge and Clerk The Settler or
Independent candidates for Sheriff and District
Attorney. were successful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

DR.. H. E. Morrill,, Skilful Physician
of New York City, in his remarks on Dyspepsia,
says The most efIecual medicine TO improve
the tone and energy Of the stomach, is that pre-
pared by DR.. Geo. B. Green, and called the Dry
genated Biters.
would publish the receipt for preparing this
valuable medicine, if | knew what it was, but as
do not, can only recommend its use. 1t seems
to me to be improperly called Bitters," at least
in the popular acceptaton of that term for it
contains no alcohol or other spirits, and is rather
sour than bitter. Though here by the way,
cannot too earnestly caution the dyspeptic suf-
ferer against using" btters," the bases of which
is alcohol or other ardent spirits. They no more
impart real energy to the stomach. than whip
gives strength to horse The stimulation which
they excite is only temporary, and sure to be
followed by reaction, which at length will in
evitably wear out the stomach The medicine
of which | am speaking, obyiates these objcc-
tions.
Seth W. Fowle Co., 1873 Washington Street,
Boston, Propretors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Sold by Henry Johnson Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, l46 Washn gton street, San Francisco, sole
Agents for the Pacific coast.
Agent in WeavervillP,
II. A.. FACE, City Drug store.
Sept. 5, 1857. 33-lm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12
U t a h.

We clip the following from the Louisville Jour
nal of August 9TH. We infer from its import
that Mr. Buchanan intends to try an issue which
may bring difficulty to the centre of the Nor
mon sanctuary. There is something in store for
the sainted Brigham which may bring about the
results so dcvoutly wished for by the people of
the Uutcd States.
IT is said to be we'll understood at Washington
that trouble in Utah is to be ANTICIPATED from
canscs entirely distinct from the peculiar insi-
tutons Of the Mormons. One of these difficult
ties, and perhaps the principal one. as stated by
the New York Commercial, is that Brigham Young
claims title to all the lands in the territory. and
has never recognized the United States surveys.
Neither have any Of the MOrmons purchased
lands in accordance with the laws Of the United
States, and Of course all parts of the territory
are at this day still open to pre-emption. Not
an individual in Utah holds a valid title to the
land he occupies aud any one now purchasing
lands there according to the laws Of the United
States would have right TO call upon the fedcr-
al courts to enforce bis right and put him in pos
session of his purchase.
This may either simplify or complcate the
course to be pursued toward the Mormons by the
Federal Government, according to circumstances
1t constitutes the basis Of a direct issue, should
it be deemed advisable TO raise one without touch
ing the question Of religious belief or practice
(always one OF great delicacy,) and as such would
carry with it an undivided popular sentiment
No injustice would be done the Mormons were
the Federal Government TO force such an issue
upon them. They are on the spot, and can cor
rect their ,rror by immediate purchase, and thus
secure and porpetuate the benefit of improve
ments of land which they have so long enjoyed
without purchase. If they, Brigham Young in
cluded, we're persuaded or by self interest in
duced, to take this step, the moral effect would
be highly salutary. 1t would be a recognition
Of the authority of the United States Govern
ment, to which they have hitherto been stran-
gers and seeing that their chief leader was con-
strained. and being themselves also led, to ac-
knowledge and obey the laws Of the Union, they
might in time also be induced TO regard with
some Difference the sentiments Of its people and
TIE character Of its Institutions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12
The Election.

In this County We have not yet been able to
ascertain the official result. The late arrival of
the returns from New River caused the delay
The Board of Supervisors are now in session, but
VIC shall not be able TO give the official returns
until our next issue. The majority on the Demo-
cratic State ticket will in all probability exceed
300. Judge Daingcrfeld will have a majority Of
from 500 to 100 over his opponent, Judge Rose
borough. From the returns VIC have received,
Judge Doingcrncld's majority will probably
reach 1000 in the District. John c.. Burch the
Democratic candidate for Senator has overreach-
cd the most sanguine expectations Of his friends.
Humboldt County gives him lis votes over Wy
man as far as heard from, and bis majority will
he from 500 to COO in the District Ed. Neblett's
majority for the Assembly, will be about 1870 over
his opponent, Mr.. Crowinsheld The remainder
of the Democratic county ticket is elected, with
the exception of one Supervisor and one Consta
Die.
SHASTA CouNTY.-From Shasta We have not re-
coived any definite figures The Democratic
State ticket is 400 ahead. /. Garter is elected
TO the Senate by q large majority. II. Clay Stock
ton Independent candidate for Sheriff is elected
II. I. Van Horn, Ind. can. for County Clerk, is
elected by one vote. Swazey, Qnd.) is elected
Public Administrator.
SISKlYoU CoUNTY.-Tho Democratic State tick
ct is triumphant in this county. j. Berry, (Ind.)
is elected to the Senate. over Cotton Dcm.) by a
large majority. Fair Gnd) has been reelected
Sheriff.
Butte CorNTr.--In Butte county the Indepcn-
dent candidates for Sheriff and Treasurer are
elected. The balance of the ticket is elected by
the Democrats.
IIrMBoIDr CouNTY.-Thc vote Of this county
exhibits falling off from last year. The Time,
thinks the mass Of the people take more interest
in a Presidential election than any other. Wei
lcr's majority over Stanly III. No American
ticket in the field John c. Burch has lis maj.
over Wyman for the Senate. This will swell Mr..
Burcl's majority to about $50 in the District
The entire Democratic County ticket is elected
with the exception of Assessor. The vote for Il
Convention was almost unanimous, but the sovs,
Of humboldt County voted 10 Rpu3iafe the Dejt
Shame
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12
New Advertisemen

CozAD & Co., as will he seen by their adver-
tisement in todays paper, offer for sale their
ranches and trading post on Canon Creek. The
stand is the one formerly known as Tyson's, and
is the best on Canon Creek.
SHERIFF NAY gives notice in another column,
that the Assessment Roll is now in his hands,
and invites those who have taxes to pay to call
on him at his Office in the Court House a word
to the wise is sufficient"
DR.. J. Is. GoRDoN intends leaving for the At
lantic States on the goth inst, and wishes an i'm
mediate settlement of outstanding debts due him.
TREASURER BEANETT elsewhere in this issue,
adycrtiscs the redemption of a large amount Of
County Warrants on Monday next
DR.. J. S. HARRIS offers his professional services
to the citizens Of Trinity County.
Il. A. FAGG, of the City Drug Store" adver-
tiscs large assortment Of Musical instruments Of
superior quality and tone, instruction books &c
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12
Law and the Courts.


During the past week the law has been remark
ably brisk and our Courts have been kept busly
engaged The County Court, Judge MILLER pre-
siding. has been in session since Monday last.
having despatched quite number of cases on
appeal from Justices Courts. The different Jus.
tees have also been steadily employed. In ad-
dition TO civil business which seems to have been
on the increase, a number of criminal cases have
been examined and tried.
From these indications, we are forced TO the
conclusion that thicving is becoming quite "a
voritc business, yet ii is gratifying to know that
most of those who are engaged in it are not oil
our County, but are visiting marauders Dcpu
ty Sheriff Lee has just returned from horse-thei
hunt in the valley, without success, and Sheriff
May has just arrived from humboldt Co., where
he had gone to arrest some horse-thieves who
passed through our county about two weeks ago.
He brought back one of the men.
Our lawyers are doubtless rejoicing in their
increased business, yet for the good of our com
munity We hope that in future our Courts may
have more rest.