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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors.

PRESENT FULL BOARD.
Friday, Sept llth.
The following proceedings were had
The official election returns having been can
vasscd, ihe following named persons were dcclar-
ed elected
COUNTY OFFICERS.
AgsemIlg-E. Nehlett
Uerh--Jno. \. Watson.
MeriE-Jno. 3. May.
District AtorncY.-Jamcs Gallagher
Trfosurcr.--Jereh. Bennett.
4Sscssor.--IIcnry Hart
Coroner.-L. Reynolds. [Jno. Martin received
only fourteen votes.
.SuDk. Put. InSfructioH.-M. Ruch.
TRINITY TOWNSHIP
Jlstices.-F. B. Symohds and II. c. Randall.
Con5taJles.-Geo, Williams and S. Pollock.
STUART TOWNSHIP.
Justices p. Van Matro and Jno. Copeland
ConstaJ'es,-Jas Cow aud j. Beardsley.
WEAVER TOWNSHIP.
justices -Jno. +. Jones and JAS. O'Connor.
CoastaIlcs.--Jno NJ Cass and VIM Naloney.
CANON CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Histices-S. S. Gilman and III. Jerriall.
CoastaJLls-Frank Howell and Joseph Long.
NORTH FORK TOWNSHIP.
Justices--ll. O. Adams and A. Pelcrcau.
ConstaJlcS--J. Hobson and II. M'Graw.
SOUTH FORK TOWNSHIP.
Jlstices-Andrew Lewis and II. 3. Kingsbury.
C0n5taJlc.-Dayd Bush.
Saturday, Sept 18th.
The following accounts were allowed
j. S. Lurchin, w. S. Moore, L. B. Blake, A. But
Ter, A. Clark, and r. Chappelle, were allowed So
EACH and l.. B. Thorp A. G, Clark and VIM. Ma
oncy, were allowed So each for services as ju-
rors.
The following persons were allowed So each
for services as judges, clerks and inspectors of
election:
S. Lowdcn, G.. W. Van Horn, p. Doll, w. Web
ster, NJ " T. Oakley, D. Levers, j. Smith, De f.
Hobart, j. H. YanSchaack, A. McQuillan, VIM.
Simpson, Jno. Hooker. j. W. Carter, e. r. Col
Inns, w. j. Fegan, s. b Lane, II. Epley,J Hutch
nson, j. OMeara, w. Tolley, p. Dater, H. Nc
Kenna, W. Anderson, b. Steiner N. Bates, j.
Crane, J. Garoutte, B. p briggs, Jas Faxon. j.
Smith, A. Shepard, Jno. Martin, II. Hart, j. W.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19
Or. H. E. Morrill,, skilful Physician

DR.. II. E. Morrill,, Skilful Physician
of New York City, in his remarks on Dyspepsia,
rays The most eIectual medicine to improve
the tone and energy of the stomach, is that pre-
pared by DR.. Geo. B. Green, and called the on
gcnatei BWers.
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 acceptation Of that term, for it
contains no alcohol or other spirits, and is rather
sour than bitter Though here, by the way, I
cannot too earnestly caution the dyspeptic suf-
ferer against using H." btters y" the bases of which
is alcohol or other ardent spirits. They no more
impart real energy to the stomach. than a whip
gives strength to a horse. The stimulation which
they excite is only temporary, and sure to be
followed by reaction, which at length will in
evtably wear out the stomach The medicine
Of which | am speaking, obvlates these objec-
tions
Seth W. Fowlo & Co.. 1873 Washington Street.
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Sold by Henry Johnson & Co, Wholesale Drug
gsts, liG Washington street. San Francisco, sole
Agents for the Pacific coast
Agent in Weaverville,
II. 4. FAGG, city Drug store.
sept. 5, 1851, 33-lm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

THE NEW SrEAMsHIPs.--W have received from
the agent of the California and New York Steam
ship Company beautiful photographic represent
alton of the proposed vessels for that line The
enormous size aud peculiar construction of these
ships will make them a novelty in naval architec-
ture Their size, capacity and power will be as
follows Length, AIS feet breadth, So feet ton.
mage 5000 tons capacity, 5000 passengers ;
power, two marine engines of $500 horse power.
- Wide Uest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

Tue ELECrIoN.--As far as the returns have
been received of the State election for Governor,
they 20 to show the following results The total
vote of the State will in all probability reach
Sc 900. Wcller's majority stands now about i, >
600, and Stanley's excess over Bowie will be
about 1000. Weller's majority will, when all
the returns are received, be swelled to II 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

TIE CAMEIs CoMING.-Lieut Beale aud train
are expected to arrive at Fort TETON during the
present month. 1t is understood that the train
consists Of scycnty.fye men aud twenty camels
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

MOUNTAIN MARIETTA rumor was current a
few days ago. that one of the partners Of this ex-
tcnsiye firm, "a. j. LOOMS, Esq.,) had sold out
or intended to sell We are happy to be able to
pronounce this rumor unfounded, and also TO
state that the above gentleman does not contem-
plate d.sposing of his business or leaving Wea-
veryilc Mr. Loomls' patrons and wide circle
of friends will be grati6ed TO learn that he has
made Trinity county his permanent home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

FAST SAnNG.-The clipper ship Flying Dutch
man has just arrived at San Francisco, making
the trip from New York in lO2 days--the quick
est trip Of the season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

THE PENYsYINANIANs.-Thl company OF sing
ers, of whom our readers have no doubt all heard
intend giving our citizens an opportunity Of lis
tening to them. They give entertainments at the
Theatcr this, friday Saturday and Sunday eve
nings. They Pennsylvanians have received the
highest praise wherever they have performed
throughout the State. From the tone of the pa
pers below we believe they excel any company OF
harmonists which have ever visited us. Let them
receive the patronage they deserve.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

DIR. BATES ARRESTED -Ex-Treasurer Henry
Bates was arrested in Sacramento on the 10th
inst, on bench warrant issued from that city.
Doubts as to the efficiency Of his bond led to the
arrest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

ODD FELLOWS LIBRARY.--lt may not be gen
orally known to our friends in the interior that
-- L.. tbro.,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

WAGON RoAD.-Mr. Hatch, the road supervisor
for buttons District, informs us that he has al
ready collected and expended on the wagon road
from Weaver Greek to Steiners Flat, $500. The
road is the best which has ever been made in the
county, teamstcrs being able to haul heavy loads
of lumber over it. We hope that the remainder
of our road supervisors will initiate the example
set by Mr. Hatch
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

MINERS MEETING.--The proceedings Of the
miners meeting on Indian Creek will appear next
wppk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
M "a s O N 7 Q

III L y - - ~ - -
a Trinity Hodge, No. 27, T. A. M-IIoId
VLEg, thcirregular communications at Masonic
W. Uall, Weayeryille, on the last Monday Of
each month.
II Hour Of meeting, o'clock, Pm,
II. j. SEAMAN, W. VI.
JouN A. WATSON, Scc'y. 25d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

y,
W. II. Darling, witness fees, SO 90
d. w. Potter, atty. fees Grim. cases % 90
N. Farrell, If 90
Dr. Ware, wood for county, 1876 90
II. W. Anderson, stationery, SO 90
j. Gala CHER, j. F., So so
d. f. Gordon printing, 2l4 90
Jno NJ Cass. constable, co 90
b. F. Green. J.P. ! 90
j. e. Church. seal press, 28 90
II. w. Anderson, stationery, 80 so
JnO. A. Watson, co. clerk, 100 70
II. j. Howe, dist atty, 80 90
Jno. b. May, sheriff, 1928 10
L. Leynolds, supervisor, l3l 90
w. VanSchaack 1870 90
NJ L. Griffin, 1913 90
j. \. Watson, clerk Board Equalization, 80 90
A. Browder, ser. rem. Jones, 20 90
II. w. Anderson, pre-. 90
ROAD FUND.
J. A. Watson, clerk, 80 sc
d. e. Gordon, printing, q 90
On motion, it was ordered that NJ. Ruch be APP
pointed road supervisor for South Fork district,
upon filing his approved bond
On motion Of Messrs. Comstock Wood and
others, it was ordered that the bridge near the
corral Of j. C. Wood Co. be declared county
property.
Upon the affidavit of VIM. Ferguson it was Or
deled that the assessment of the Canon Creek
W dler 20 NC IeuuCeu rum o%',uUO 70 @AOiuuu'
On motion, it was ordered that the road dist
heretofore known as the Ware dist. be added to
the Weaver dist, and that hereafter the two be
known as the Weaveryille road district.
On motion, it was ordered that $l75 be allow
ed Turner, Rowlnson q Co. on the completion
Of a wood shed lSx25 feet for Court House.
Ordered that the total tax as charged against
7. c. Jenkins be reduced from SAC to S22 rs.
Board then ad ourned to first Monday in No
vember. W. NANSCIIAACk, Chair pro tem.
JNo. A. WATSON, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-19

County OFFIcERs.-In the report Of the pro-
ceedings OF the Board of Supervisors will be
found the names of the county officers declared
elected by that body. The Democratic ticket is
all elected with the exception Of John A. Watson,
Clerk L. Neblctt, Assembly, and G. W. Ham,
Supervisor for District No. 3.
, 1857-02-27
General Orders, No. Z.
HEAD QUARTERS, ". 7. VOLUNTEER.
OLYMPIA, Oct. 80, lSJG,

HEAD QUARTERS, W. 7. VOLUNTEERS }
! Olympia, Oct. 80, 1856.
| lsL The volunteers of Washington Territory. of
both staf and line are hereby disbanded.
| "a. The Adjutant General Quarter Master & Com.
mssary General, with such officers and employees as
they may require to perfect and finish he muster rolls
and accounts are retained in service till further orders
| Sd. All officers commanding companies. will lie
III charged uron rendition Of their muster rolls at the
Office Of the AJiltant General and the settlement Of
their accounts for public property with the Quarter
Mater General. =
lth. The senior officers of the late Second Reel.
mcut Washington Territory Volunteers, and the mill
try clerk to the CommandernChief, will he retained
! in service, till further orders.
18th. No purchases Of property or supplies. after
this date, will he made by any officer employee
without special orders from tue Quarter Master Gen.
eral.
9Th. The Commardcrn.C Chief desires nc to OK
press to the officers and o the right wing of the
\ ID REGIMENT commanded by Lieut. Col Shaw the
Northern Battalion commanded by Major Van Book.
keln. the southern, by Major Maxon. and the Central
by Major Blanknsip, his most cordial thanks for the
signal gillantry. Ics1utc endurance and excellent dis.
cpline they have displayed Aand maintained during
their six months arduous, faithful and efficient ser
vice.
The nature of the NAt region Of country traverscd,
the willy and re>olute character Of the savaces over
awcd or snbdued. and the prvation5 endured by the
citizen soldiery Of the ID regiment are well known
and appreciated by the Inhabitants Of Washington
Territory, who will know how to honor for all future
time, the devoted and fearless men who have main
tanned the ioothold OF civilization upon this remote
frontier.
History will present the fact with credit and honor
TO the volunteer orce-thlt during the six months Of
active service OF thousand Of the citizens of Wash
ngton Territory. not single friendly Indian has been
harmed in a volunteer camp, or scoat--no Indian has
been pundsred or moleCd, and the captured proper-
& Of defeated sava1es has been in every case turned
over to the proper officers and faithfully accounted
for by them.
To the efficient staff commissioned and nan-com.
mis-ipned, both per'on7l and Of transportation and
supply, the Camml1dcr-n-ChiCt bcgs to make his
hearty Acknowledgements
Devotion to the service, aided by the patriotism and
generosity OF the citizens, has enabled widely scat
tered community Of seventeen hundred American cit
liens to Keep on loot feed, cothe, arm, and partly
mount one thousand most efficient and serviceable
troops
With these facts for the future historian the year
lsSi. although disastrous in material prosperity is
rich in honorable achievements and will be dwelt up.
on by the descendants Of the troops returning
70 the avocaton Of peace with pride and exaltation
JAMES TILTON,
Ad(t General, W. T. Volunteer Forces /
By 2rder Of the Gov and Commander-in-Chicf
Washington Territory Volunteer tf.n5l.
, 1857-02-27
Piano Fortes and Eelcdecns.
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, 1857-02-27
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Notice.

VNHE undersigned being engaged ia preparing Regi
L mental muster Rolls Of the lst and I'd Regiment
of W. r. Volunteers for Transmission to the Depart
mcnt of War, hereby requests all officers who hav,
commanded companies accepted into the service 0
the United States by Acting Governor Mason, or Gov
ernor l. l. Stevens, to send to the Office of the AdIu
ta1t General Of W. I. volunteers at Olympia, cop,
of their la muster roll containing the names Of al
officers and men who have at any time belonged L
their companies. Note the dates oil entry into change
Of rank during, and expiration of service, of eacl
person, amount of charges for Government propert,
drawn and not turned IN or accounted foT-and sucl
remarks set opposite each name as will enable tn
officer or soldier to have his accounts settled by tn
last muster or discharge roll.
JAMES TILTON,
Adjt. Gen. W. T. Vol Forces.
Sept 10. 1856. 4jtf
, 1857-02-27
Now Years. Call.

DERs0Es knowitg Themselves Indebted to N
u Lpaisson Co. arc requested to make US a New
Years call and surprise us and oar pocket, by
promptly paying up. Saeh as have owed Us for tho
a three years, and unable 70 pay,are request TED
% call IN and inform US Of this fact, when further
time viii be given and credit entered on our b0oks fol
the eeh We SHAH deem il as an evidence Of the hon
e in;ents Of ch a. may comply with the re1Jest ol
this notice and lay the delay 70 their inability to nav
The contrary viii be our opinion Of such a do not
and who may seem disposed to shrink aud shy the
Olympia, Dec. 10 1856. ltf
, 1857-02-27
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons holding accounts for
supplies furnished the Volunteers raised under the
proclamation of Acting Governor Masqn that for said
accounts scrip will be issued by the Or Master and
Commissary General upon the presentation of said
accounts, approved by the ccers commanding at the
time the accounts were created.
The accounts in all must specify the articles
and the quantity furnished.
This is done in order that all the accounts for sup
plies furnished during the msy be placed upon an
equal footing and n proper form for adjustment by
United States Government.
WILLIAM W. MILLER,
Or. Master and Commissary General
Olympia, W. T. 2Gtf
, 1857-02-27

THE undersigned offers for sale to tile craft tho
Il following articles, direct from the New York foun
dries, and all in good seperate packages ready fol
transportation TO any part OF the state, without any
additional expense for " boNing:n
font LABOR-SAyING RULE, Brass) single,
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justifying from one to forty ems plea, and
dispensing entirely with the use Of the
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/ font double English Caligraphic Script,
(5s bs) C
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Bought OFF, for checks and bill.heads.
can, Gold size very supeEor)
l Imposing Stone, 32sx26 IA inches. 81
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No. Imperial SelfInkinGMachinc l76
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Olympia. August lst, 1866. 39Lf
, 1857-02-27
Letter from SIr. Stevens.

REDBRAE COTTAGE, EDnErReu
September 80, 1851
"Messrs. Leonard Scott 4 Co.-Gentlemen-Il
to say that your Farmers Guide is the oblv u.,.
edition published in the United States Of Amsy.,
my work the Book of the Farm. The edition 49,
lating at present in the States under the tie n a
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my work. written ten years ago, which, IN nv ses,j
edition, entirely re-Inodelled and in rrest M,
wrote, adopting all the more recent improyene5t,f
the practice of agriculture suggested " sc,plIs. u
pertinent, and making 1t, in effect quite neV ii
81 am, sir, your Obedient servant,
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, 1857-02-27
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, 1857-02-27
Information Wanted

tne present ps Whereabouts, il living, of AARON
~: 7. COLlEY, who eminatei fsom Wisconsin
ior Cailioria in lsf9-resded there until iSsj when
ne went 70 Oregon e purchase cattle and has not been
heard from since Ills relatives N Wi consin ana Penn.
sysnia are very anxious to haye some tidings from
Information addressed TO W. n woop. s,ers,oo-,
Puget Sound, W. T., or % TIE Office of he piorea,
and Democrat, Olympia, W. T., will be thapkGlIy
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81 Oregon and California papers, will confer =,
favor by inserting the above. '
, 1857-02-27
ROarding House.

,r,1F rrdorsigned is prepared to furnish board .A
hv The day or week, on the most rea-1sAG
sonabIe tcrms~having fitted up large and comforts
ble honse on the corner Of Fourth and Frankln Sts
Immediately opposite the residence oiAaJ ll'oh III
Ills ta,e Will be furnished with the best the market
affords.
NOUNS '"1 ~ slLAS GALIIHER.
Olympia, Nov. Is, 1855. no9:tf
, 1857-02-27
Last Notice.
0FPIcE On. NJ. AND Cox. GEN.
Olympia, Nov. 2lth, ls5t

UFFICE tR. NJ AND CON. GfN,
Olympia, Nov. 2lth, 1856.
TUE accounts Of the o.. Master ane Commissary
j. W. ", viii be closed on the 75th Of December
next, and no scrip viii he issued after that date
Persons therefore, having unadjusted claims against
the Or. u. or Commiary Departments Of the late vol
uuteer organization Of this tertory will perceive the
necessity for forwarding the same 70 the undersigned
before the day above mentioned in order that they
may be pat IN q proper form to be laid before The
Board Of United States Commissioners. which ha,
been appointed @ audit tho accounts growing out Q
the late Indian war in this territory.
It Is believed that the Commission will not receiv,
act upon any claims which are not inclnded 10 tn
acoouuts rendered b. the territorial Authorities.
by order VI the Governor and Commander-in-C c hei
WILLIAM W. MILLER,
nOv23Q Or. u. 4 Com. Gen.
, 1857-02-27
Notice to the Public

THAT have entered my Land Claim, located on
l. the Chehas river, Lewis county, W. T., and for.
bid any person trcspaSsing on said land.
4. S. WILSON.
Oct Is. lS55'-6tf
, 1857-02-27

SMITH HAYS.
WARD HAYS.
wHoLEs ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS Is
FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER

FLOUR, WHEAT, SHORTS, BRAN, LUMBER, &c.
%A TCMwArER, W. ~
A Tide hoase Of WAED &-HAYs, two miles
n south t1tfmpia, AT the falls Of Shutcs river the
pubic will Al al times nd in store and for sale any
quantity Of the above enumerated articles at prices
oonforGAbe with the times. Everything they have to
sell they will warrant to be fully equal 10 what they
may represent il. Small vessels can reach the vicin.
~ o. their warehouse the food load. and leave on
famWaier, Nov. %, 1856. ply
, 1857-02-27
Eight Horse Power.
'i,rS Improved Patent ThFeShGr and Separator

INV. GLASGOW Il Co., are prepared at short no
j tice, to do up the business Of thre'hng Wheat
Oats, &c. throughout the county Of Th.r,tpn. The
Thrr.her "puts through and separates so bushels
wheat per hour.
Terms Wheat per l,lslel. Il cents; Oats, cents
Tie machine will be kept in operation until all the
wheat in the country is threshed.
oct. 3, ls5G.-n4
, 1857-02-27
w A NTED

EIRS WANTED. Sea Otter Land Otter Beaver
L Martin, Bear, and Dce7 skins ard all 9'Aer k""
Of FURS. for which fair prices will le paid.
NJ R0SENSTOCk.
No. 20. Battery street, Cup stairs,) lc;wecn
Sacramento ard California streets
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, 1857-02-27
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