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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28
S7EIEER'S RANCH FOR SALE.

TrIl above Ranch, situated miles from sESE
| Wcavcrvillc on Trinity River, and on the NtT@
main road from WcavcWillc to Hay Fork, former
ly known as Dutton' : Ranch, Is offered for sale.
II contains three hundred aud twenty acres, ono
hundred Of which is under a high state of cultiva-
ton also one hundred and forty OF which is teno-
ed for pasture. There has Just been erected II
large aud commodious Public House and Ball
Room. also II large Barn and Conal have Just
been completed 1t is situated four miles below
the mouth of Weaver Creek. and In one Of the
best mining localities in California. The Ranch
may hc had with or without the stock and crops.
For further particulars, enquire of
b. STEINER,
or JOSEPH CRANE. on the Ranch.
Sicintr's Ranch Oct. H. 1856. 3S-tt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28
FRANC0-iMERIGAN RESTAURANT.
A. BERGER & Co.

HANE fitted up this establishment for Rcstau-
/ l. rant accommodations.
Go"Boardcrs by the Wcck"ts-G
Suppcrs after O'Clock, p H. 4 good French
Cook has been engaged.
SHppcrs every night (Oystcr Stcws includcd)
for 5 L. The patronage of the public ia solicited
Weaver, Dec. e, 1856. 4G.U.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28

EXTRAORDINARILY PERFORMANCE OF A SAILING
SHP.-Thc celebrated clipper ship Drcadnoueht
was launched ,i0S days ago during which time
she has made twcnty-onc passages across the At
Iantic ocean, travCrsing G5 loo miles, carrying
about II 900 tons of merchandise. On two seve-
raj occasions she brought later news from the
United States than the regular steamers and We
published third editions of our paper Oh each
Occasion--the first with four and the latter three
days later news. A splendid portrait is to be
seen in the Exchange newsroom. She has. while
on the water, sailed at the rate of six miles per
hour. or as fast as the crow flies during the
whole time at sea.
Her worthy captain has been presented scyc-
raj times with substantial acknowledgment Of
of his abilities and urbanity, by the several pas
sengers he has brought here, among whom have
baen some highly connected with the Govern
ment department of America. This beautiful
model of naval architecture may be inspected at
the north side of the Waterloo Dock Liverpool
Post, jan. 9.
The Drcadnought was built in Ncwburyport.
Mass. and is owned in New lork.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28
WE HAVE ALSO
TWO PR ESSES.

One of which is kept exclusively for Jobbing.
thus enabling us to do every variety of work at
the shortest notice. We are prepared to do
All kinds used by Bankers and Expresses
All kinds used by Merchants and Traders;
All kinds used by Farmers and Mechanics;
All kinds used by Druggists and Grocers
All kinds used by Lawyers and booksellers
All kinds used by Lyceums and Societies;
All kinds used by County and Town Officers;
All kinds used by Politicians and Office seekers;
All kinds used by Balls and Public Assemblies
All kinds used by all classes of people.
CURTIS q GORDON,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28

ACCIDENT TO THE G0LDEN GlTE.-1he Mail
Steamer Golden Gate left her wharf little after
noon on the 10th. and when passing Fort Point.
which is about three miles out she struck sunk
en- rock, which considerably alarmed all on hoard,
but easily backing of, it was supposed no dam
aga had been done but after proceeding out to
sea some twenty-five miles, it was found chat she
was leaking and that the water was gaining al a
fearful rate in her hold. She was Immediately
headed for San Francisco, and the pumps put in
active service, at which all hands worked with
great spirit, and she was kept comparatively
clear. but when she touched the wharf, it was
found that the water had almost reached the fur
naces and had she been fifteen minutes longer
out, all hands would doubtless, have gone to the
bottom.=Sdc. Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28
Letter from Trinity River.

TRINITY RIVER, March 20, 1857.
MEssRs EDlroRs.-U understanding that it was
your wish that l should occasionally drop you q
line, proceed to comply.
AS general thing we do not have much news
here. The boys have " dried up" their old sports
and changed to . good old go-to-mceting ways"
The change is we'll enough, but it completely uses
up all the attractions our little outside towns
used to possess. Once and the time is not lang
syne,' our little river villages were as lively and
noisy MS race track. Twas when the boys took
red eye,' and gave their money chance. -
But ROW, alas the 'nccdlul' has grown scant-
rerenchmcHt had to follow, for " tick wore out,
and all our old rowdies are now sober, nice
young men, and as natural consequence our
little towns seem dr,er than one Of your Weaver
topers after twenty y-loUr hours attempt at TO-
tai abstinence But they are not so dry. No, the
fun is IN the boys yet, and is astonishing to see
their wit break forth at times To-day the driest
chip the sun ever parchcd was on our claims
where he observed the carcass Of an old horse
" All !" says he, "you've got dead thing on your
claims" Now my friendly Editors there was no
more call for that than for thunderbolt when
heaven is all tranquility,' but rivers must have
their flow. and wit he heard and hated.
The mining interest is the all absorbing one
with us. OF this am not fully capacitated 10
write, but presume ii i. hourishing. from the fact
that water is plenty. That precious element now
issues from every guch, rolling in little crystal
Hoods that look SO bright and lively il seems a
sin to mar their beauty. But we change their
courses and bring them in contact with things un-
slightly, and finally plunge them into the mad flow
Of old Trinity, an unpoctic slush of mud AID wa
ter. 4 sad thought, but what cares the miner for
running brooks if they do not assist HIM in his n
Dor. Gold is the cry and gold he must have
Gold is his idol and these little brooks must VA h
from it many impurities, although they, as man,
suffer by the contact. Sucli is destiny.
Yours, &c. CoNNEuETA.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28
NOTICE /!

IL persons indebted TO the undersigned are
A solicited tocall and settle and avoid expense.
y. NJ. EpER Co
V.,,cr Nov 20 1886. ii-tC
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28

A LADY IL LUCK.-The Sonora Herald says
that piece of gold, valued at three hundred
dollars, was picked up in the uorthcra part ol
sonora one LAY last wcck by lady
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28
HEALTH OR SICKNESS =,
BETWEEN THEN1:
ROLLOWAY'S PILL S.

fI1HE blood furnishes the material Of every bone
! muscle gland and fibre in the human frame
When pure il secures health to every organ when
corrupt. il necessarily produces disease. Hollo-
ways Pills operate directly upon the elements of
the stream Of life, ncutralizing the principle Of
disease, and thus radically curing the maady,
whether located in the nerves, the stomach. the
liver the bowels the muscles, the skin, the brai1
or any other part of the system
USED rHRoUGHour THE WORLD.
HoloWoy's Pills are equally cGlcacous in com
plants common TO the whole human race, and In
disorders peculiar to certain climates aud locall
ties.
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and arrangement Of the liver, the
source of infrmuy and suffering. aud the cause
of innumerablc deaths yield to these curativcs.
in all cases, howe ver aggravated acting NS mild
purgativc. Alternative aud tonic they relieve tho
bowels purify the Guids, and invigorOte the sys-
tenn and the con tjtution at the same time.
GENERAL WEAKNESS NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.
When all stinuants fail. the rcnovotng and
bociug properties of these Pills give IlrmncS to
the shaking nerves and eniecbed muscles OF the
victim Of general debility.
DELICATE rEMAITs,
All Irregularities and ailments incident to the
delicate and sensitive organs of the sen are re-
moved or prevented 10y few doses ot these mild,
but iuGallible alternatives. No mother who re-
regards her own or her children health should
fail to have them within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London Lancet" the London - Medical
Review" and the most eminent of the faculty OF
Great Britain, France and Germany, have culo-
gi2cd the Pills and their inventor.
HYoraHS PWsdlt the bc0trtm dy knotcn IN ne
lrorjd foy Hc toiiormg diseases:
Asthma, DiarrhUa, Digestion,
Bowel Compl'ts, nropNy, Influenza.
Coughs Debility, Inflammation,
Colds, Fever and Aruc. Inward " kns,
Chest Discusses, Female Compl't. Liver Compfs,
CostiVcucSS, Dyspepsia. Headaches,
lowncss of spirits Piles.
stone aud Gravel Secondary SYMPTOMS,
Ncnrrcal Affections, Worms Of all kinds.
'.'Suld at the Manufactures Of Professor llol-
lowny, so Maiden Lane, \, York, and 2fi Strand,
London, by all respectable Druggists and Deal
crs in Medicine throughout the United states and
the c,yilizcd world in boxes at % cts, G2S cts,
and each.
F0~ There is a considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes
y g. Directions for the guidance OF patient
in every disorder affixed TO each box.
August 9, 1856 29-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28

JOIN HYDE CTR OFF RoIr AND BRANcu, AND
DELIVERED OVER TO THE DEvH.-At recent meet
ing Of the Saints q at Salt Lake City, at which
Bishop IIeber Kemball presided, the subject of
john IIydc's apostacy was brought up, resulting
in his spiritual decapitation and consignment to
the shades below. Bishop Kcmball said:
There is Il little matter of business that we
want to lay before this congregation in regard
to John Hyde, who went to the Sandwich Islands
on a mission There are couple OF letters that
the brethren have received we shall read a little
from them aud give you to understand the course
he is taking. (Thc letters were ready You hear
the letters and the testimony Of our brethren in
regard to John Hyde. Such matters, many times
have passed along and We have not noticed them,
but have let men deny the faith, speak against it,
and deliver lectures through the world. Many
times We have let them run at large. but the
time is now passed for such course of things
by the consent of my brethren | shall move that
} John HYDE be cut off from the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, and | Will put the
motion in full, that is, that he be cut off root and
branch that means pertaining to himself When
this motion is put. want you to vote, every one
of YOU either for or against, for there is no SYM
pathy to he s. own unto such man. Dr. Wells
has seconded the motion | have made. All that
are in favor that John Hyde be cut off from the
Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints and
that he be deliverc over to Satin to be butietcd
in the flesh, will raise their right hands. CAN
hands were raiscd(
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28

DRAFTS on CANADA, ABIElN
Montreal, Toronto, st, Cotharincs,
Quebec, London, Chatham,
Hamilton, Erantiurd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28
TRINITY JOTRNAL,
JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT

JUD INIINU EOIIDLINIIWENI [.
This Office is now supplied with large and
well-selected assortment of the latest styles of
TYPE & JOBBING MATERIALS,
which enables us to execute all kinds of printing
from a CARD to a BOOK, on reasonable terms, and
in the best style of the art.
Having purchased the office and fixtures of the
Trinity Times, our assortment of Type and Bor-
ders now comprise over
l2o VarietieS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28
IL \ DIV \ RE,
4 II q IN u N q - { @ g 1 -
w. w. TlNNIN s. Co.,

w. w. I1NAlN s. Co.,
WEST SIDE MAIN ST. NEXr DOOR 70 MINERS HOTEL.
w + are now receiving and will keep always ON
w hand, q general assortment of Hardware, Of
the best quality. consisting of
CET UROUGHT .4ND HORSE NAILS,
SHO TELS, SLEDGES, .fUGGRS.
C{fISELS, PLANES, UIUUETS,
LCCES Bi'ITS SCREENS.
L4TCHES, INES. BEER PI.UPS
FLES. BELLS, DR.tW KNII'ES
NQTIRES GRINDSTONES.
LOG CLlINS, cross Cur 81 lT&,
HtL1ER " HRHP
TR.iCE " UlND
B1HLNG WIRE SLiICE FCRKS,
nav FORFS.
BOR7N. GTICESIL YER. UiNHOU' GL.fSS.
PTTTY. P.fLNTS. OILS. FIRNfSIES. Sc.
BLACKSMlTH'S furnished with the best anti
Gle of Iron and steel of every size. for cash only.
", W. TINNIN a Co.
Weaver. April u. 1856. 25-tr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28

A MisrAKE-T The officer who arrested Mr..
Truett, in New York, denies that that gentleman
was disguised at the time of his arrest, that he
attempted to sccretc himself or that he appealed
ia the crowd for protection as stated IN the
Herald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28

SENATORIAL CRCUMNAvIGATION or THE GLOBE
The Washington correspondent OF the New ork
Post says:
am informed that Senators Seward, of New
York, aud Rusk of Texas, will, on the expiration
of the session. start on a nine months tour round
the globe. They will pass across the isthmus by
Nicaragua. thence to California, thence to the
Sandwich Islands. (where Senator Seward will
deliver all agricultural address thence to Chi
ia, and after passing through India and Asia
Minor, Egypt, and possibly Southern Europe
will sail through the Straits of Gibrater to the
United States SO a 5 to attend Congress in the
early part of the next session. a glorious pro-
gramme of travel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28
ShcriR,es @o2o.


DN virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed is
Dsucd ont Of The Hon. District Court of the l5th
Judicial District, Trinity county. on Judgment
rendered therein on the 9th day of March. y. D.
1851 in favor Of =. O Kccic. and against Marshall
Short. for The sum Of S2205 81 and S2S 20. costs
Of suit amounting to the sum OF S2z3j o. to-
gtthcr with interest aud accruing cost will cN-
pose al public sale at the court house in the town
OF Weaycrvilic, on
Saturday, the 4th day OF April, 1857,
at II o'clock. p. M all the right. ttlc. interest
and claim Of said Marshall Short of in and to
the following dc.crih"d property. to wit The I'M
divided one half Of the saw and fouring mill,
aud the dwelling house and out buildings near
there to- situate on Weaver creek. about miles
below the town of Wcavcry'Ic known as IIar-
rs. johnson & Co.'S mill and mill property. Al
so, the undivided one half of the carpenter shop
and lot on which the same stands, in said town.
on south side of Court street. known as the car
pcntcr shop Of said M Short n 60.
T. NEBI.ETT, ohcr.G.
Weaver March l3, 1871. s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-03-28

TEHuANTErEC RoUrE.-The stage road across
the Isthmus of Tchauntepcc is being rapidly COM
plcted at least 50 says the latest adyices. Over
four hundred head of horses are already located
at the various stations along the route, and forty
Concord coaches are on the ground. The road
will be opened hy the lst Of MAY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

TUE object of this suit is to procure
a. decree for conveyance of GER
tain Lands and Premises in the proceed
ngs in this cause mentioned, to said
complainant. The bill states that here
tofore, on or about the 4th day of May,
1903, a certain William Hickman, Of
Montgomery county, Md, duly made
and executed his last will and testament
in writing, and thereby, amongst other
things, devised uhto his youngest son,
Greenberry, who is your complainant,
his home plantation, whereon he then
dwelt, known by the name of Beer
sheba' and Saturday Morning" but
willed and devised that his wife should
enjoy the same during her natural life,
and afterwards to his youngest son,
Greenberry, his heirs aud assigns forev-
er; provided, nevertheless, should his
youngest son die before he arrived at the
age Of twenty-onc and leave no heir
lawfully begotten Of his body, then 1t
was his will and desire that the aforesaid
land should be sold and equally divided
between his daughters therein named,
as will more fully appear by reference TO
copy Of said will herewith filed as a
part hereof, marked Exhibit A; and
subsequent to the date of said will the
said testator departed this life, leaving
the said will unaltered and unrevoked I;
that shortly after the death Of the said
William Hickman, his aforesaid last will
and testament was in due form of law
admitted to probate before the Orphans
Court Of said county where said testator
resided at the time Of his death and
where said lands lie; that after The death
Of the said William Hickman, certain
Thomas Fletchall, Of said county, being
seized and possessed Of a tract of land
called The Hesurvey on part Of For
rest" agreed with a certain Ann Scarcy
your compliments mother, on or about
the 10th day Of June, 1910, to sell 10
her 50 much Of the aforesaid land as lay
between the lands mentioned ia the last
will and testament Of said William Hick-
man and the lands Of certain John NJ.
Williams and certain Stephen White,
and which had been for some time next
said purchase in the occupancy
Of said Ann Searcy, as tenant thereof,
and which is more particularly described
in survey and plat hereinafter mention
ID, and containing fizty-tro Acres,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
Che Mlorkets.
BALTIMORE. Sept. s, 1857.


GRArN.-W heat-At the opening to-
day the market was active at an advance
of 8 to 5 cents per bushel for good to
prime parcels, but at the close ruled
rather heavy. About $4,000 bushels
offered on change to-day, and sales of
fair to prime red at l 15a$l 25, and
lots out Of condition at 1a$1 10; good
to prime white at 35a$1 %, choice
family -four do, at l 50a$l So, and
lots Of white out of order at l 10a$1 20
per bushel. Corn-About 20, 900 bnsh-
els offered to-day, part of which sold,
good to prime white at 65a6S cents, and
prime dry yellow at 70 cents per bushel
Oats-About 5000 bushels offered to-
day, and the greater part sold, fair to
good Virginia and Maryland at 26a32
cents, and good Pennsylvania Oats at
34a36 cents per hushel
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
Progress of the Campaign in Mary
land.

IaIl0.
It must be obvious to the unprecedented
observer, that the aspect Of the canvass
in this State is daily growing more and
more suspicious to the success Of the
Union candidates. The exact condition
of the contest begins to be appreciated,
and sagacious men are not the least dis
turbed by the fictitious confidence Of the
Know-nothing faction. In this county,
Know-nothingism has been proyerbially
boastful and insolent but its comb is
cut, and the white feather prepares the
public for defeat much more signal than
that two years ago,
The expression of the public feeling
throughout the State corresponds with
that in our own county Confidence is
audible in the speech and visible in the
eye of the Democracy and Union loving
Wings in every quarter of our good old
Commonwealth. Our exchanges from
all parts of the State bear gratifying tes-
iimony to the zeal and energy with which
the Democracy, reinforced by old-line
Wings, who are too proud to sanction
the betrayal of their party into the IN
hallowed bondage of Know nothingism,
have entered into the struggle. They
all speak and act with perfect unanimity
Of sentiment No where is the great
issue evaded 1t is everywhere confront.
ed with the spirit of men who have a
proper recognition of the exigencies of
the crisis, and exhibit the most deter
mined resolution to conquer. Opposed
by an enemy who anticipates success
from the discipline of its forces, they are
prepared to encounter it with an organi-
cation more perfect than its own. Who
eau doubt that the earnest, active, and
incessant effort now being put forth, and
which should and will be persevered in
till the day of election, will bring about
a result in Maryland that will place her
by the side Of her Southern sisters, and
be highly gratifying to all the conserva-
tive States of the Union?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
NOTICE..

NTE the undersigned commissioners,
w appointed by the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County, as Court Of
Equity. to divide the Real Estate of
Benjamin Carr, late Of said county, de-
ceased, hereby give notice that we will
meet on the premises on MONDAY, he
28M day IF September, at the hour of 10
o'clock, A. NJ, TO execute said commits
sion. All persons interested are notified
to be present.
DIR. WASHINGTON DUYALL,
GEO. b. SCAGGS,
WILLIAM II. SPENCER,
CALEB STABLER,
FRANCIS VALDENAR,
sept ltd Commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

THE SUGAR TRADE.-The fall in the
value of sugar and molasses has been
great within few weeks past. The
losses on the stocks on hand must have
been many millions of dollars to dealers
in this country, and much more to for
eign holders. The Boston Traveller
says:
The decline from the highest point is
now over 8 cents a pound, and there is a
strong probability that bottom is not yet
half reached When the decline had
reached only one-half the present amount,
few weeks since, the New York indie
pendent estimated that on the stock of
1000 tons of sugar and four million
gallons of molasses, held in that port
alone, the loss was then fully three and
half million dollars. OF course it
must be double that now, and if this
loss is made on that stored in New York
alone, what must it be on the vast guam
tity afoat, in store in Europe and in the
United States, and the stocks on hand in
the sugar exporting countries. 1t can
not be less than fifty millions of dollars
already, and as the tendency is still
downward, it will probably reach a hun
dred millions before the dealers will be
able to touch the next crop.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
CHEERING SIGNS.

Eminently encouraging to the Union par
tyof Maryland, in the struggle in which it
is now engaged, is the result of the re-
cent contests waged in several States of
the Republic Their fellow-soldiers in
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, North
Carolina, Alabama, Texas, &C., have
given battle to the combined forces ar
rayed against them, and have routed
them, horse, foot and Dragon. The voice
Of triumph they send forth is heard upon
every hilltop and in every valley, and a
response is being waited back to them
upon every breeze, bctokcning that the
glorious banner of Civil and Reli gious
Liberty, of the Constitution and the
Union, Will, when the smoke rolls up
from the Maryland battle held in No
vcmber next, be seen proudly floating
over every Southern State, while the
black flag Of their enemies vii! trail in
the dust Especially do we rejoice at
the success Of the Democracy in old
Kentueky-th home and resting place
OF the gallant and il:us:I ious CLAY, whose
voice. when living, was ever heard in
viniicatioa Of the rights of man, and
whose example, that voice being hushed
i9-death. DOW serves as a beacon-light to
Ills admiring courtrymen. With heart
felt cheer we greet the enrolment of this
chivalrous State under that proud banner
whose folds protect the Constitution and
the rights of all Nobly has she re-
bukcd the foul mouthed libellers of the
distinguished living and dead, and i'm
movably has she planted herself upon
tie platform Of just constitutional prin-
ciples.
Let the people of Maryland look al
The result in these States, and they will
plainly see that everywhere else Know.
nothingisu has become extinct. THAI
hereafter the battle is to be betw cen Alb.
olitionism and its opponents. In Mary
land the Know-nothings still talk abou
the nationality of their party, while il
the West and North they have gon,
bodily over to Black Republication. -
Men of Maryland, think of these things
and you will be brought to the conclusion
that you can no longer throw away you
vote upon know-nothingism and its stan
dsrd-bearers without aiding the cause o
Abolitionism. Think of these things
and you will act as your duty to the Con
stitution and yourselves demands of you
you will come up like true men and fol
low the good example that has been Sc
you by your brethren of every othe
Southern State.