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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

n, Messrs. Keller & White just opening q
splendid of Lamps to which they invite the aten-
zion Of their customers. The Lamps from the eel
ebrated house Of Cornelius Philadelphia, and surpass
In beauty yihing brought to this market.
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no Friday night the gas not lighted on the
Streets and persons stumbled along best they might,
In the dark. Upon inquiry to the OF the neg
Iect informed that the gas not lighted on
moonlight nghts-is-when the almanac says the moon
ought to shinei We hope that the city fathers will
make provisions for gas light when it lie needed, let the
aims A. read as II may.
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TO uRunGE rsU.xDEys

F3NHE Board of of Vanderbrreh county
q will or the day OF May nex receive and
proposals for building Bridge With stone atutmsnt
LaxwiIer's Ferry Pigeon Creek Also the
Will be received aad psdered for building
stone Calvert over the Greek. the old residence
Jno. b. Stinson deceased.
Plans and of said Jobs be
County Auditors OEce.
ss9-tddAs WILLIAM H. WALKER. A. W
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Da. FIRED. MEYER.
HOrIEOPAETEEI PHYSICIAN.

UNIFORMS the citizens Of Evansville that he has perua-
nently 10 atsd himself 10 this city. with the view TO
practice his profession As his treatment OF disease Is
founded. he The laws of he has
treated with eminent and effected many in
Consumption Dropsy Affections Typhoid
Fever Dyspepsia letters long Seroua CToap
sumner plant DyseDtery Scarlatina Asatie Cholera
&e lie invites all those suffering diseases which
other modes of treatment have failed try the
simple aad ecscious remedies of Homeopathy. Knowing
that phthscal sufferers. takiag
in vain. who have become horees Of permanent cure he
invites them him IN confidence believing they
him AFTER shoEs :riAl. their hearty thanks
FRED. MEYER NJ. D.. Office o Third street.
ap2-3w iawd Second door from Sycamore street.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
$50 Prizes amounting to s2OS
Whole Tickets slo; Halves IS; Quarters sax.
Plan of the Lottery.

The Numbers from to 80 co., corresponding with thoss
nu bers the tickets printed separate slips PAPER
encireed with small tin tubes placed wheel
The 2lS prizes similarly printed
place ia mother wheel
TIE wheels then revoyed. and number drawn from
the heel numbers aud the time prize drawn
from the other wheel The umber prize
and exhibited the audience
Commissioners the prize being placed against the
drawn The operaons repeated until the prizes
APPROPRIATION PRIzrs.-Tbe two preceding and the two
succeeding numbers those dra
scheme
The 5000 prizes $40 will be determined by the last figure
the number that draws the $4,000 prize For example IL
the nur Ter drawing the $50 OCO prize nds
all the where the nEmber encs in will be entitled
$40 II the number ends with No the Tickets
on to o.
Certificates OF Packages will
whichis the risk:
Certificates OfPackage Of 10 Whole tickets ESQ
:. :. ~ n da.r.sr :. ............. 90 90
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UPThe Circuit Court commences its spring session
day. The docket is smaller than any for several
years past and exhibits disposition the part OF our
citizens keep clear of the quicksaGds of law. Sew
eral '.ght fingered gentlemen, will have their cases
passed upon, during this sottug Of the Court.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

New YoRK, April 11.-Cotton firm; sales
Of GOO bales, N. Orleans middling, at 14H. -
Flour heavy; sales of 1000 bbls. Wheat I'm
settled; sales of GOO bus. white at 81 go. Corn
buoyant; sales Of $4,000 bus. at zoe. Pork
closec heavy but steady. Molasses uncaang-
ed. Coffee dull Bacon quiet. Sales of Lin
seed oil at S5c. Lead inactive. Stocks un-
changed. Sterling exchange firm.
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rThe Deaf and Dumb Asylum was closed

GTThe Deaf and Dumb Asylum was closed
on Friday. The State Journal says:
ave saw little band OF deaf and dumb
girls, with their carpet sacks and umbrellas,
walking down Washington street on their
road to the depot, to abandon the pleasan;
home and kind instructors the State has pro-
vided for Them They were busy calling each
others attention to the sights and scenes, SO
long familiar, which they have probably seen
for the last time. 1t was melancholy sight.
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NPThs Police records are spotless. The election
passed OF without fu,s fight worthy OF an Item
The newly elected Justices. Messrs Carter aud Bppus,
have the prospect OF QUOT time, and little TO do.
However agreeable this state of Affairs may DO TO
citizens particularly disastrous to the interests OF
the Local De apartment OF a daily journal.
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: OF The appropriations by the last Con.
gress, to pay for subscriptions and reporting
proceedings in the Congressional Globe
amounted to S138, 1926 20.
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ST. Louis. April 1l.-Stanton, Secretary Of
Kansas, left this city yesterday for that Ter
ritory.
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NJ Marshal Martin was sworn in on Saturday night,
ani upon the active discharge Of his duties TO
day. lie will make an efficient ard attentive oicer.
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sSAI.E YALU ABLE ne NJ. FATE IN TtI

- CRY OF EVANSVILLE. $50. On MONDAY and
TUESDAY the 9Th and 5h Of MAY. 1857. viii offer
sae public aueton the highest bidder lots bere
MY lJ0) inclusive the plat ef samuel
and Andrew Hustons addition the City OF Evans
Vile.
Lots numbered from () TO (2 inclusive
each front Division street. between Frs ana Third
number n ~ inclusive each front Elm
First Third and Tote Al 20 50 each front Third
between Elm and Division said lots
portion of said city, the best
we'll situated business houses. call the
of capitalists aud busincss TO this sale.
Terms OF sah cash. - in one and in two years. With
interest deferred PAYMENT the 20 be secured by
mortgage Persons wishing examine said pro perry
referred TO Samuel Swindeli. of Eyansville.
SAMUEL ROGERS.
JONATHAN RENfCE.
ap9-tt Executors OF Andrew Huston.
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CtThe Cincinnati Commercial proposes a
Union Depot for that city for all the railways
centering there.
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NOTICE.

a BOY nanad JOHN WESLEY BIGLEY; an indenture,
"A apprentice. has LETT without any permission. Tit
object this notice 10 all persons against trun
him dealing with him my account il Wa,
apo ALEXANDER MANnrX.
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GREEN RIVER HOTEL,
JAMES sTRYKER. PEoPRIEroR


ENUIS House has been renovated rehed and refurnishe
and open for guest. Tho proprietor has
with uenton OF eping and pains will
be SHARED make comfortable those who the
arders taken with without
". B-I have also good yard and stable for the
of people from country ap6-smskvs
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rThe papers from all quarters announce
the almost total destruction Of fruit Of all
kinds.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF


AUCTION SALE OF
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE.
IN TUESDAY, April 18th. at our sale IONS corner OF
" Main and Third streets at2 o'clock precisely wss
SELL without large lot of Qleensware consns
part French and Gold Ban China Tea Sets pai
white Tea aa dinner Sets Chamber Sets and variety OF
other articles OF Queensvare. -. :.
ALSo:-An Of fae Glassware CONSISTING OF
Goblets, Stem Glasses Beer Mugs Fruit stanus
and runblers in great variety. BE.
The Ladies particularly invited 70 call ana exa.,
these articles also ateni the sales. which w DC
con thu ed from day to day until disposed of.
aps-5t WOOLSEY NELSON. Aucticneers.-
DANIEL. weoisEY.. .dIihAm ShLooN'
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Zeal Estate BfOkcrss
SHAVING leased for atsrn of years and tied NJ the
Old Court House. Main and Th streets We
for sale at auction or
sae all kinds goods wares and housenod
furniture. horses, tugsies, etc.. etc.
CASH advances made N lite when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday ana S2sutasy.
eonmezengat soclouk, A. NJ Alec Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Friday mig hts ct carly gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The FIRST Monday OF avery month, at 10 clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map ofthe City
Evansville al the recent Enlargemests and be-
eving will be for The interest Of all concerned have
Moui,y of Every month for the sale oil
All those wishing TO sell
haad in their sts in time the public due notice
The patronage OF those having Houses and Lots or Lane
either private alo S solicit
ted. jyI5 wOOLSEY NELSON. Auct's.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-THE screw steamer
GLASGOW, from GLASGOW, has been signalled be-
low. Her advices are supposed to have been
lantlcipated
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GIVE are under many obligations to the
Adams Express Company for late papers.
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% q cases Mems black and colered Wool Hats;
- - do do do do Fur do;
80 cases hoys' black and coiored Hats;
10 do Palm Hats; IS eases Leghorn Hats;
Is do ass'd cold silk Bonnets; 70 cases ass'd
Bonnets only OF stock in tots line
Goods. which already received and offer the
prices good termsplease give call
store corner Vine First streets Evansville Ind.
mh3 J. q. JEWELL & co.
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UNION lTAKERY!

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT ~ THE CITY.
CRACKERs AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
'ENE undersigned constantly keeps haAd srEeass0r
ment offrssh Water. Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Soda Pilot and Naval Bread which being
tnred by the latest imrIved Maehiaery hsy be sold
place in the WeI and xeelled
,lity mandatory in the large
stock awaou hand at shop, on Water street between
feb az sISZICB
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

OF The cost OF license for retailing ardent
spirits in Austin Texas, is $500.
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LAMBS FOL. SALE.

S WILL sell on favorable terms and in rset to suit
purchasers: 200 acres of land living in Knight town
-ship. within ave miles of Evansville. II sold
wish 90 lease them. Apply
mh2S-smw JACOB p. DUNN. Agent for Isaac Dunn
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-13

lDURE GROUND SPICES IN TIN CANS
IL 50 don n ID can Pepper; so doE u 10 Ginger;
50 do = 10 do Aipee; 40 do Z Id DO Gloves;
20 do y 10 DO Cinnamon.
All goods up expressly for trade
and warranted pune or no sels. inst received by
mis- z. II. COOK 4 SON.
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SURGEON AND MECHANICAL
ID r n II Is L.

EhR f. HUTCHINSON respectfully informs bis friends
~ and the citizens of Evansville that he has taken
in the building the Crescent City Rank directly
opposite the Court House, stairs where he will he
pared to the visits Of those who need his pro
siopal services and show them specimens his The
plugging Of teeth the removing OF tartar and the insertion Of
plate teeth Will be done in the most thorough
l.,04
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NEW SPRING GOODS!

NEW SPRING GOODS!
UNYE store. Fosters Block LIST
NJ street. below Main. South sde desirs-
Me stok Of FASH enable Spring Goods consisting in
shs ii. MantilIa Embroderies Scarfs Dress >iiks
ernaies Gnghams. DeLanes Bsreses L,-ns Prinss Ds,
Mating Floor Oicloth, Bleached and
Brown Sheetng Bened aad Brown Stirtng white goods
&c which we offer very cheap. Thankful for past
invite the citizens of this
60 give . call and examine stock Of de. Short
! IRIS cts an quick sales is eur uoeo.
n hlc-2n E1Sces~ JAMES OAKLEY $50
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION!

sUST received and will be sold at auction. at our Auc-
90 Rooms regular sale days large aud gene
Dry Goods Notions aat fancy articles
consisting in part of Brown aud Bleached Sheetings and
Shirtnss satins Casne.es Costng. Flannels Blankets
Jeans. Hosting, Gloves, Mts. Spool Threads. Lincys
Merines. Shawis, Suspendsrs. &C.. &c.
ALsoTables aud Pocket Gallery Jevery and Watches
and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razors Pins Needles
Aecordeons anda variety ot fancy art ess numer
mention. WOOLSEI NELSON.
novi Auctioneers.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGK.
rRsr STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE STREETS
EVANSVILLE. IND.
TUNE of study in this Institution IL thorough
practical. and embracing all that Is requisite
young active duties ting room amo
which is
Double Entry Book Keeping,
With forms ada tied 20 Wholesale and Retail.
Steamboat Book Keeping, Banking, &c.
Commercial calculation Penmeuship. accounts clrreui
sales and complete system of Commercial Cores
pondenee. Of lessons be completed In
six weeks Time however. is not limited and
dss free Of farther charge at time DIPLOMA
Aw ARDED TO those no are deemed worthy.
80 Hours of nssraction from Ito 2ljs A. NJ from IL
to I p. NJ. and7 to &c p. NJ.
Terms payable in advance
Mercantile Course. SD
Steamboat BOOK heeFihg..... -.
Mercantile Calculation.
Penmansh
Gas Light 30 cents month.
For Cataio que aud further particulars. address
fell inv J. Benin. Principal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
Wagon Road Meeting and Report of Survey.

Al meeting Of the citizens Of Weaycryille
and vicinity held at Comstock Martins, on
Wednesday evening, July 22d for the purpose of
receiving the report of the survey of the Wca-
veryille and Shasta Turnpike and Wagon Road.
W. S. Lowden was called to the chair, and ". j.
Tinnin appointed Secretary.
The report Of Henry Hart, Esq was read and
submitted.
The capital stock was set at $4,000; to be
divided into 200 shares at 500 each
On motion, the following gentlemen were ap-
pointed a committee to solicit subscriptions to
the stock F. W. Blake. W. S. Lowden, f. Wal
ter, !. c. Messec and 4. Mitchell.
On motion, it was ordered that The proceedings
and report of survey be published in the TRINITY
JOURNAL.
Meeting then adjourned to meet at Comstocb
Martins on Tuesday evening, July 28tb, at 6
o'clock, p. m.
W. S. LOWDEN, Chairman.
". j. TfNNTN Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

In the above estimate the cmbaukment along
the lower side of the road is not taken into con
sideration, that being the easiest place to dispose
OF the dirt from the cuttings.
The bridges estimated by the linco foot are to
be built of hewcd timber.
The grade on the north side Of Browns noun
tain is five degrees, distance miles, C8 poles.
On south side 1876 poles. at two and half de-
grces, one mile and half and rs poles at five
degrees, aud one mile and 80 poles at three de-
grces On the Trinity mountain, west side,
nearly one-half mile at five degrees, on the east
side one mile and half at five degrees. The
remaining parts of The road are less than five
degrees.
The above estimate is for road twelve feet
wide with places for passing in sight of each
other, and never more than one hundred and
seventy five yards apart.
Y Respectfully, HENRY HART
Weavcrville, July %, 1851.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

GRIEyING FOR LOsr PEARIs.-lt would be hard
to tell whether most joy or sorrow has been
caused at Notch Brook n. j.. by the discovery Of
the Pearls. Dozens are bemoaning fortunes that,
in days past they cordlessy flung away, One
matron unavailingly sighs over some little white
things that she once gave her boys for marbles.
a schoolmaster lugubrously remembers that he
had chopped up eight or ten thousand dollars
worth with his pcnknlc, to see what was inside
Another genius rammed pearl bullet down his
rifle aud shot away his fortune. An old lady who
chu3kcd six months over her good bargain
with the pcddler,' now discovers that she paid
him, in pearls, about seven thousand dollars for
a calico dress. 1t is needless to say she hasn't
laughed since The unfortunate man who had
the $4,000 one cooked for his breakfast has
taken to bed, in utter despair and refuses to be
comlorIcd. Exchange
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
The State Convention.

For the benefit Of those of our readers who
live in remote parts of the county, and who per
haps have not seen the State nomnatons-wC
publish the full list Of candidates brought out by
the Democratic and Republican State Convcn
tons.
DEMOCRATIC
Gorornor-JOh B. Weller.
Lieutenant Gorern0r-J. Walkup, Of Placer.
For Jadge Of the Supreme Court-Stephcn j
Field, of Yuba.
For attorney General Thomas III. Williams
For ContoiiT-JamGs W. MandcyiIle, of TIA
olumne.
For State Treasurer Thomas Findloy, of Ne
vada
For Smpeyor General-H. II. Iigley
For State PrintT-JOhn O'Meara. Of San Fran
cisco.
REPUBLICAN,.
For Governor Edward Stanley.
Lieutenant GoUernOr-D. W. Checscmau, of
Butte.
For Conholier-L. c. Gum Of Tuolumnc.
For State 1TtasWeT l.. Stanford, of Sacra-
mento.
For Judge Of The Supreme Comf-N Bennett,
of San Francisco.
For 1Horney Gmeral-A. A. Sargent, of Ne
vada
For Swoeyor Generai-P. NJ. Randall, of Am
ador.
For State Priafer-F b. Murdoch, of Santa
Clara
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

Down or THE VIGILANTEs.- That tremendous
orator, p T. Herbert, and that great statesman
and unadut tcrated patriot, Ned MCGOWAN, figured
prominently in the Democratic Convention
Mr.. Herbert pronounced the Vigilance Committee
villains, and large portion of his Democratic
audience hssed him. Ned MCGOWAN exclaimed,
in one part of the house, so as to be heard all
around, : Put out the damned strangers that are
Kissing - and was proceeding TO say more, when
he was stopped IN good fime by the remon-
strances Of friends standing near him. more
deliberate insult to those members Of the COnven
ton who had sympathized with the Committee,
or had thought their acts eXcusable, could not
have been offered. =. r. Herbert to denounce
the Committee aud Ned MCGOWAN TO back him,
was eity.N-Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
Mining Correspondence

GRIzzLY Fork, TRINITY. July 90 1857.
MEssRs EprroRs Mining interests in this
vicinity are ia a state of excitement peculiar to
the years j2 and 90, as good diggngs are being
struck this summer. here. miners are flocking in
from all directions to settle down, hoping to make
their "pile." The few miners that were on this
stream last season did very we'll. although they
did nothing but prospect. They were afraid to
go to too much expense for fear ii would not pay,
but few companies staid here all last winter
and got water on bar which averages Sl7 per
day to the hand. The Buckeye Ditch Co. are
doing about the same. and it has started miners
in very fast although they tried to keep silent
about IT, Somehow ii leaked out, and now claims
are being sold well that were mcrsly taken up
and as far as / can learn they are paying very
we'll, and in some instances remarkably we'll.
There is large scope Of country here that looks
favorable for gold, and | think all that is neces-
,sary is the pick shovel, and combination Of
energy and ambition to render the pcnncss
perhaps wealthy. Provisions are at Salmon
prices and as far as We can learn there is very
little if any difference from the prices at Wta-
yer so if there are any who are out Of diggins
or employment, and wish again 10 try their luck,
know of no better place to prospect than on
Grizzly Fork, for undoubtedly before twelve
month more there will be rich mines struck
here. as miners have found good prospects in
the hills as well as remarkably good prospects in
the bars, and the bed of the creek. But when
the bars are more properly tested, (as there are
of -ppi- uiCiD xut | yfll Iron,
you other facts concerning our district as do
not belong to the " dark lantern society,"" but
remain yours, respectfully,
SOCRATES.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

CALIFORNIA SPIRIT OF THE TIMES. We have
received the prospectus of paper bearing the
above title, to be devoted TO Sporting, Criminal,
Military, Theatical and General news of the State,
the first number of which will appear to-day at
San Francisco The name of NJ. ! Smith ap-
pears as editor and one Of the proprietors The
initials are 50 near Mat. X that VIC should Mt
Woldcr if Il Is oUr old town mau
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

WELLS, FARGO & Co.-Ths express firm says
the .Aha California, will send by the U. S. mail
steamship Constitution, an express messenger to
all parts of Puget Sound. Their express will
hereafter extend as far north as Belllngham Bay
and to Vancouver Island. If this company eX-
tend their business further. we shall next expect
to hear of stations being established among the
ice fields of Sitka, and on the coast Of Kam-
sChatka
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
Democratic Central Committee

meeting of the Democratic Central Commit
tee will be held in Wcavcryile on Tuesday, Aug.
4th. All the members are requested to attend,
as business of importance will be before the
meeting BY order Of the Chairman,
f, WALTER, Secretary.
Weaver, July 25, 1851. 27td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

RE-oPENING OF NICARAGUA RoUTE.-A Panama
correspondent of the Bulletin says:
own. Carey Jones, brother-in-law of Col. Ere
mont, arrived here on the 10Th Of June and sailed
on the sloop- Decatur on the sth, for Costa
Rica and Nicaragua. His mission is secret but
is no doubt connected with the re-opcning of the
Nicaragua Isthmus route. He stated here that
he was authorized to offer protection and trans
portation out of Nicaragua to such of Walkers
men as choose to leave.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
Statistics of Trinity County.

TnnouGn tho politeness OF A. R. Earl, Esq"
late deputy Assessor, We have been furnished
with the following stastistics, compiled from the
report Of the Assessor to the Surveyor General
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25
MULE FOUND.

EOUND on Trinity mountain, about the 18th
l inst, a small black mare mule, with Spanish
brand on left hip, and shod on the fore feet. The
owner can have her by calling on Comstock &
Martin. and proving property.
T. 1ISENBY.
Weaver, July 25 1857. 27sd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

RIFE CALIFORNIA APPLEs.-San Francisco Of
the Tower House orchard, Shasta county. has
raised, this season, Il fine lot of apples san
Francisco Herald.
The individual referred to must be Sam.
Francis" but the above is new and rather rd
culous way of spelling his name.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

DIDN'r LIKE THE FARE The passengers by the
George Lar, held an Indignation meeting prcyi
ous to their arrival in New York, condemning
the quantity and quality Of provisions furnished
them during the trip Among the signatures we
notice that Of c. T. Lynn, the absconding County
Treasurer of Trinity, and deiaulter to the State
The name of the steamer has since been changed
TO the CentruL .4lHelfca.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-25

/ExEcUTIoH.- Danforth Harrison was executed
at Yreka on the 18th inst, for the murder of a
confession he acknowledged numbering two In
dams and thought he deserved death, although
he insisted to the last that he shot Burke in self
defence