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CONSIGNEES,

BOSTON-Bark John Parker-Beebe aco-I Bridse-H N
Barlow Gco-C Buddecke kco-C Boye-Duclos Aco Cou.
Brnton Soo-Brady German &,or6lsrk Me,by-citizens,
Cochran d Ha-J A Dougherty &co--G L Dolson Son
Coleman. Putnam &co-W Dayis-Frost &co-Flin Jones
Eaton Henderson-F Folscr &co-GroSean Beneteau-
John Gauche-A y Grief leo HogaA Murphy-I Gould
&co-Horrell, Gayle &co-Hewitt, Norton kcoP Goodwin
SHeaton & olver-Heoth Milier-Henderson Peale-J
Hubbard-Htchcock 4 LattingJones, Maekinder &corG
ham-Martn L Dosnell-H Parsons---E + Motion dco.I
Muse dco-T Twichel &eo-S II Kennedy &co-W McCrsck
Custom Honse-Prce, Converse &co-Pope Ellison @eo1J
6co-G ShnnlwayG Stewart &co-Slark, Saniier &co-
Sampson Keene-Richards Slocomb &coSmth Cooper geo
&c Sizer-T Stearns-N Richards--Robson Il Allen-T
WatermanTaylor RaddiuTufts HobaroThornhii! geo
20 woodman-A Whiting sco-Trrell Bates-D Wolff
and order "H'sat=
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DtIsalls DaiIg Crescent.
Abbey Easaroe.

sssFa assEssg AOooy EaenaA O0's
ssy ~, srsy, i Abbey Easaros, BY Bally'hannon
Il i. ssisssr door nor window A Walls ~ broken
-. ceissn sson.s liz scssersd On briar and neste
NJ ars thoss tat 4 buria q the dead.
M ROXY ryss 5s Il sorrow no. IN pride
as hcortrce md the iightsone ash across me poi
III H Nv ss i nov The roof q Abbey Easaroe
ii looks beyond the harbor stream 70 Cuban moun-
II hears ~ voice Of Ernas fall Atlantic breakers,
MA ships iii g sailing past Y the sturdy oank Of
prises ID the salmon boat TO haul . net upon the
III III way u his home creek, when the sumner
ne weary Usher SOULS his punt the setting
WhIIe green with corn is sheegus hill his cottage
III rev Il every season Is the Abbey Easaroe.
there stood one day poor old man above its broken
"a heard 10 running riyulet he saw no mountain
He turned ill back On sheegus hill, and viewed with
misty sight Lii,
The abbey walls the burial ground and crosses ghosfy
white. ssgssf i... Z. Is.
Under weary weight Of years he bowed upon ms :
staff, k}sgts as TEX
Perusing id the present time the formers epltapn;
For gtey aud wasted like the walls, hgure inil 81
This man was of the blood Of them that founded Ea
saroe 3.s
From Derry gates y Drowas tower, fyrconnel 0f0aa
Y as was theirs M ~ V i. -
Hcrsenlen and footmen, bards and mead and mtereo
ahbots' prayers, g.ss IL, a.. j,
Y With chanting il the holy house Wnicn tney had
buiided high n \, " \.
~ Workhouse grave for him at least the RUNS Oh
e " nv his race S. Z! q. Vt, v. .,
shall 10 among the ruined stones Of this their sanity
fop af Sd man Vas Weeping and tremuous and nd
AIopg ths rough and crooked lane he crept from Ea
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GTATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish oil Orleans City of New Orleans !
Be remembered this 18th March, 1851 before the
subscriber Peace in and for city Aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. p Jan
er Secretary the Mutual Insurance company Of
New Orleans being duly sworn, according law, do de-
pose say that the just and and
correct tram cript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. p JANyIEK Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed me- this of March,
A. d. 1857. C. 81 bRAIlrbklj
of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans.
The Of Trustees have resolved to pay interest of six
pe cent in cash outstanding certificates Of profits
and after Monday in May and Rave declared
scrip dividend of THIRTY-FOUR PER CENT. on the net
earned premiums the year ending February 2S 1851 for
which certificates will be issued and after the first day Of
June, 1857. CHARLES BklGttS, president.
a. CARRIERE Vice President
H JASyIER,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New preans
Be remembered, that the 18th July. 1850 beinrr g
Peace, and for this cy ato1s'
personally appeared Charles J. Manson Secretary - 60
Crescent Mutual Company Of New Orleans, whe E
ing duly sworn according law does deposs and szI 4
foregoing accounts and and correct iEsnsf
t'i ~ TSienedl g. J. MAYSoSI, seerci.sy,
c,,orn and beFor 18Th July. k5i
TSgnedf CHAS 81. BRADFORD
The Board of Trustees resolved pAy nierrf
sx nar cent in cash on the outstanding certificates Of
to The holders thereof or representative a
after the I'd Monday of August proXino.
Board OF Trustees have also declared IN
three and ouehird cent on the net carried Pishlat1
Company for the year ending eh Of juu-, ISIS fpT
certificates will be issued and after the 2 sepeo
TBDS. A. ADAMS President
GEO. JONAS. Vice Preside
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF Orleans City Of Sew Orleans
BE the 18th January ISL, before n -
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and Tor the ciy
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother Prs4e
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary Of the Home Natrsi
Insurance Company New Orleans who being duly -wsrn
cordine to law depose the above accounts
inst and trne and correct transcript books Of the
said Company A. BROTHER, President.
JAS II. WHEELER, Secretary.
sorn to and subscribed before OF JsnH4sy
1877 CHAS NJ BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
A0''' the Peace OF the Parish Of Orleans.
The Of Trustees have resolved 70 pay an Interest OF
per cent the outstanding certificates OF profits 20
holders thereof or to legal and Aztec
MONDAY, the 9th of February next -. . q,
Tba BOARD of Trustees have also declared dividend =
FORTY (4 per earned premiums OF the Coz
many for the year ending slst December 1854 FOR which
t;Hrates will issued ths 18th OF March
hThs Company continues to insure against the peril o.
seas rivers and loss damage BY me- At the current raves
premium, Office, No. rs Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, vice-Presidsnt.
JAMES H. WHEELER Secretary:
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rnIyAEE-EOLu
Total @ old and Silver Coinaxs. .. ~. s;

During the half April the mint has been only receiving
refined and large proportion Of the dust
which has has been into the assay offices
the market Of the demand and lists from 800
tine have sold at from As per cent discount
Some bars sold at Y cent. discount t3
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CATTLE. ARK EFT /.
Seipping gntsIligtnts.

MONDAY, June s, 1857.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Charles Morgan Place for Indanoa and Galveston
Harris K Morgan
Ship Creole, Pierce for Nassau, P, j Woodruff AGO
Bark Stephenson, Merritt for New York. Bogart AGO
Spanish Bark Camille Linse, for Marselles A N Heine
Bark VIM Henry Young for Matauzas, J b Murison
Brig John Freeman I.orng for Boston, Ii I Vennard
Schr Minna Schiller, Wilson, for Brazos Santiago.
S McI.anahan eco
scbr Louisa DYER Jamison for Boston, Creevy Farweil
Schr Alice Day Myers Apalachicola, Secalf &co
Josephine, Yalverde, for Mobile, Newton AGO
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Steamship Waterman Sazare, from Mobile 10 Badalc
Gosselin &co-Carrollton and Jefferson Railroad.
Shin Mulhouse Wilmer from Havre 18th April Baxter Lo
veil &co-3d dist 49,
Ship Excelsior Smith, 80 days from Boston, VIM Dewey
I'd dist %.
Bark Jno Curtis Clarke, from Bordeaux February 18th, to
Touro-2d dist q.
Bark Warwick Hall, y days from New York, to Il Hynson
&co-Point.
Spanish Moraidad Julea days from Havana Burba2d
dist %.
Brig Lille Mills Putnam days from Matanzas to master
Point.
schr Effort Dunning u day from Charleston. to L
Leyy-Point. ... ..-.. 49,.
schr Carrie Sanford Lombard from Ruaan Island 2d ut to
iuaster-3d dist SO.
schr Imosiene Rugges from Rio de aneiro maser-pre
yiolsly reported at Quarantne-2d dist %.
Schr Bonnie Morrison, from Pass Manehac-Basin.
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EXPORTS.
GALVESTON AND 1NDIANOLA-Steamship Chas Nor.
a-32 bbls flour whisky 20 bbs moAsse 50 sacks Of
coffee bb beef 500 sacks hhds ties rice u
hhds bacon
EASSAU-Ship Creole-In ballast.
NEW YORK-Bark Fl A Sephenson-S0 bales cotton, 107
hhds tobacco bales 9 baggng 1865 sacks "a bags
wool 50 rope cuttings 10 bales lot old copper
cases mdse
BOSTON-Brig John Freeman40 bales cotton, 30 bbls OIL
45O bbls flour, 10 casks oilcake, s., $40 slaves.
MARsEILLES---Bark Camlo--243 hhds tobacco, 1900
PRAzoS sANTIAGo-schr Mnua SchiiIcr--i3 bales
hhd tobacco 100 -four 10 do brandy do mrpenne, o.
hays coffee 100 boxes Ill bds 4S bars
IRON bags candles 1000 feet lumber q pkgs OF
1ndse, $50 do groceries.
MATANZAS-Bark William Henry-9o tons COAL 6o empty
hhds.
ApALACHICoLA-schr Alice Day-l62 casks Of bacon 90
bbls whisky bbs pork IS bbls -FOUR bb beef Is do bread
do pecans OIL hb lard, 10 bX candles 300 bag
ging 200 coils rope, and sundries.
MOBIL-SChr Josephine 960 sacks 81 sacks BRAN 20
| bbls whisky, 1870 hi do lot furniture,
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slO,O49,0S9 81, 527,S5l Sl,042, $50
RgsoURCEs.
s7,792,sl4 SIT ,6ss, 96l si,7O4, 90


Actual increase of loans for the week...... Sl9,562
The following the statement of loans discounts
pledges which includes active and
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sTEAMBOATS.
Oregon Myers from Mobile.
CD Jr, Hooper, from Bayou Sara
W Baker Greig, from Attakapas
Bayou Belle, Walker, from 0uachita.
Allegheny, Philips, from 81 Louis.
Cuba. Heirn from Mobile.
Fanny Bnllitt Durham, from Louisville.
W r Douglas, Tsrbell from Red River.
Belle Gates, Saba, from Balze.
Towboat l. Milandon. Whann from the Passcsowed down
to Sd inst banks Hungarian and j Hazard and
schr Sarah Bare-brough ship Excelsior and barks
Juo Curtie and Warwick
Towbost Anglo American Martini from the Passes-weut
light-brought up ship Muhouse and schr Carrie
Sanford schr Imogene from Quarantine Station and
schr Effort from Point ala Hache.
MEMORANDA.
as officers of the Bayou Belle from Camden
reports the End Pigeon Hill and proceeded
up to Camden Camden Sd inst six feet Camden
twelve Row, and eighteen feet Monroe Bar
River falling.
SPOKEN.
n- May 10TH lat 49, long II, bark Diane Davis hence for
Bremen
s- By Capt Wilmer of the ship Muhouse May 9th, lat A.
81 long Is 49, ship Of New York from London bound
! Calcutta
PASSENGERS,
Per ship Nuhouse from Havrel cabin and IS Storage
| sengers.
| Per schr Carrie, from Lombprd-9 passengers
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nrr-rust catprr- NrsTgI.1 sr1-..s--t7i n ITr
10 - S-,xHff- sr-t4zH L"fH
A SIs ss,s = TgrsrHf ammFse nun
"a 90
uUe sgR w., ,-@t ..4.H= 4 on. .l..s I.s
Y ia prt5 r@'g + tIsr.lr3ss HH5ss+f" - a. "'tI
n7E.sHiG s..r..aa- aF-sI,.a.s q aH
sr-atT tFi. HaHH Hl". 10
reward. 49, 'rs saF'Hrg. A. H#itH..
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The coin and bullion present the unmportant diminuton Of
Gas Considering that the spent ms premiums on the
purchase gold silver have this month reaehed scarcely
n an against month"; and ZIG 4O III the prtee
Inc month The stationary position of the banks metallic stock
forms favorable feature although there is still sufficient eN
policy There the time decrease OF to-D ID ihe
sriys circulation of &559iU IN the dlseans
SY heen more than by the addition OF 5S p
IA lie reasury deposits E269 the private deos!s
T yr.ate stock aud shares remain nearly the
same las reported the bank still evinces disposition 10
favor government securities in preference to those OF railways
Tbs San Francisco Price Current OF the Alb OF May states
that money and consequently deat, aa
ner cent being regularly paid for loans merchandise Win
Pa margin for value The for This are the
hdrsws Of foreign capital spectators holding goods Tor
c and waiting exhaust present stocks ana
@ az e dence among the minors the banks dePoSito-
| ries for their money"
| San Francisco Mint Business ia april.
/ DEPOSITS
SIsar ~ ..................,, $50 10
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thigh for his pains He was taken home and duly cared or
PRoruE spo1Lr.--.Thomas Smith was admitted to
Charity Hospital Saturday evening in rather wofu plight
in him. he would have been perfect jelly He
laid the pounding two fellow worknen, at the of
Tchoupiouas and Josephine streets.
FIRST DISTRICT CouRT.-S Sentences were passed on
Saturday usual the important being that Of Peter
Conway 10 four months imprisonment for assault with
dangers weapon and the least important that of John Travis to
the payment of five cents fine fer assault aud battery,
George Parks H. Meyers convicted of robbery had
/ trial grated them.
application of Joseph Fitzgerald convicted of the murder
Of his sister, trial argued and taken under ad
4 yisement by the Court
The RECORDERS CouRTs.-The following parties
aagned before Recorder sh Saturday, and booked
future examinations James Morrison and Michael Leary
policemen charged by Alexander Nicholas, barkeepe in
house the and Levee Streets with entering
the the morning of the 9th uit ordering drinks
breaking umbers dragging him from behind the counter
beaug him and taking him the lock up, and Stealing
being to the stealing Of $3.50 whilst he absen
FROM the eofee'house Sarah Kettles and Alice Cunningham
daughters of evil charged with trying 10 eat each other
wild cats Jacob Nelveal charged with offering to discharge
revolver at Nicholas Miller John Vessel charged with freight
ing himself with city lumber, Sary,s Ceestin
f. e., charged with insnlug L. Walden white Mat
Horan charged with selling grog
Oaope and ST. Charles tate Nayades} streets Charlie
Wiener and wife, of Baronne street, charged with appropra
Il Ing destroying the baggage of r. A. Repiton which
left with them in September last security for the payment
months boarding None of the business dispose
ID important if except the timing of Ellen Adridge
is c. in s2 ducking Thompson c. with briel
IT dust and foul language
ID Recorder sent Mr. Coureees Peter prison.
charge of having broken open amor in Mrs, Hepburn
a. residence Rampant street, taking hereom quantity
clothing articles No other worth mention
solomon fined several persons for bathing in
lake indecent proximity the WHAT Catherine Baker
re. held breach Of trust B. Depart
M c. held on charge OF seriously medtatng duel
as euother of his status.
le. Nothing before Recorder Adams
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thty aasr vt To- =-re#"I IrHs#1-1-.
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d. ggpssrf. sensaHgssa. T.. r4r-zas ss-s- = 49,
ssetFt rSr n..r ylgstTsf~v- 1s 80 FT5.s@-tr
III = ga,r-rr aise~is isi ndf az 'zs- t#
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AcCIDENT-Oscar Avril, negro boy, u6dertookto
ride behind the Pontcharan Saturday evening
but being sufficiently nnbe he got fall and broken
thigh his pains He taken home and duly cared for
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Previously received from the LIST of September 1885, 6Si

Total receipts since the of September, lG5
exclusive of public money 10 the Treasurer oi the
Mint. ...... ono -,
Receipts for the time last year asQS li5
Receipts for time 1855 -'.'... 'ooSt4o
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fanny Bullitt5 hbls sausage 10
hhds bacon Ia bbis whisky Ii ties hams Martini Owen Cobb
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-30
What are our Resources ?

The following is an extract from n lengthy ar
ticle under the above heading taken from the
.qita California of the goth inst:
Another point for the retention Of larger
portion of our gold product among us, is the cs-
tablishment of some kind of healthy depository
banking system, that shall at the same time give
the Industrious miner place for the safe-keepins
of his hard earned wages, and bringing the mill
ions of boarded treasure that now exist all over
the State, into the use for which Divine PToVI-
dence has placed it on earth, that of circulation
Because the breaking up Of few of our leading
banking houses two years ago, brought ruin aud
desolation through the vast circle OF our indus
trial classes it does not follow that some system
cannot be devised that shall do away with repc-
ttion of such an evil, and restore confidence to
all classes. The past history, and existing con.
dition, of every great commercial nation in the
world, 1outs at the idea, and gives pulpable con-
tradictiou by practical example, to such an asser
tion
1t is estimated by those fully competent to
Judge of such matters, that more than fifteen
millions Of gold now lie buried in the ground in
various parts of the State, secretcd in this manner,
solely for safe keeping. In the name Of all COM
mon sense and reason, how can a country prosper
under such state Of affairs? Have we not sccu-
rity enough for the use of that gold in all our
broad valleys, our lands and improvements. and
in our fixed and movable property of many des-
crptions? And would not that capital invested
in developing some Of these resources, to which
we have in this and in a former article alluded,
place us upon the high road OF prosperity
Again the custom has become almost univcr-
sally prevalent for mechanics, and the working
classes generally as fast as they accumulate u
small amount Of money to send it to the Eastern
States for safe keeping, Confidence in anything
that pertains to our soil seems to have depar'Cd'
and a system of distrust to have assumed the
ruling place in the breasts Of every one. There
are prosperous fields for the employment Of that
capital, as yet untouched, that want only the
superintendence of few master minds to develop
their richness, and make them to contribute to
our welfare and growing greainrss.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-30
WELLS, FARGO & co. S EXCHANGE

IL ii. 4 u ~
FOR SALE ON THE FOLLOWING ATLANTIC CITIES
Adrian. Mich Marion, Ohio
Alton, Ill. }Amshall, Mich
Anderson, Ind {Alchigan Clty, lhu'
Ann Arbor, Mich. }Niddletown, Ohio,
Auburn, n. Y, milwaukee, Wis.
Battle Creek, Mich }Monroe, Mich.
Beloit. Wis. 3Mt. Vernon. Ohio,
Belvidcre H. Newark, Q.
Binghamton. n. y. }NeW ork, \. l.
Bloomington. Ill. niagara Falls, ~ Y.
Boston. Mass. {Niles, Mich.
Buffalo, n. y. }Norwalk, Q,
Burlington Iowa, }Oberlin, O.
Cambridge, Ind. }Jswego. n, Y.
CauaudaigGa, y. y. {0Wego, n. J,
Chicago. III. gainesville, Q,
Cincinnati, Ohio, }Pcoria, ILL.,
Cleveland, Ohio, }Pcru, Ill.,
Columbus. Ohio, {PClu, Ind.
Corning, N. Y. philadelphia, Pa.
Charlottesville. Ind. Piqua, O.
Davenport. Iowa, Pontiac, Mich.
/ Dayton, Ohio, G'0ltSville, Pa.
/ Delaware, Ohio, providence, L. l.
Detroit, Mich. fluinCy, i'll.
Dowgjac, Mich. }l'ncnc, Wis,
Dubuque, Iowa, $Reading, Pa
/ DunkWk, n \. QGchmond. Ind.
/ Elgin, Ill., {}ochcStor, n. y.
Elkh0rt, int Rockiord, III,
Elmira, y. T. Rock Island. ILL.,
. ElYra, ONO, }oandushY, q.
Erie PA. 'hcboygan, Wis,
Fond du Lac Wis }Sidney O.
Fort Wayne, Ind. {5ilycr Creek, n. !.
Freeport, HI. South Bend, Ind,
frecmout, Ohio, }Springleld, Ill.
Gaena, Ill., :iprinRicld, @.
Geneva, \. Y. st. Souls. Mo.
Green Castle. lad 'tonington, Conn
llamiltoa Ohio. Syracuse, n. Y,
Indianapolis, lad. rcwc llaute, IAd
jackson, Mich, linliD, O..
GAINESVILLE, Wis Toledo. O.
kalamazoo, Mich. hoy, o,
keaosha, W;s. j0rhuna. ..
keutou, Ohio, }Uiica, y. !.
kco>tll Iowa. Naukcgan. Ill
La ljayctte, Ind. {Hestticd, \. \.
La sails. Ind. Ec>t Liberty, O.
Lewiston, y. Y. Nmchos stcr, Ind
Lockport, n, Y, Ncuia, Q.
Louisville, ny. 0p.ilauti. Mich.
Madison. Wis. Iucsyillp. Q.
Mausli.ld Ohio,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-30
POLL Z Y. S. i,

Particular attention is directed to the following
section Of the Revenue Acts " Each male inhab-
itant Of this State over tweuty-one years Of age
and uader CITY years Of age shall pay to the coun
ty Assessor n Poll Tax Of THREE DOLLARS for
the use Of the State and county and to enforce
the collection Of the same, the county Assessor
may seize 90 much Of any and every species Of
property in possession OF the person refusing to
pay as will be sufficient to pay such Poll Tax.
with the costs Of seizure and sale and he may
cell the same upon giving "A verbal notice ONE
HOUR previous to suob sale.
D. W. POTTER.
County Assessor.
Once on Court street, Wcavcrvlle.
April is, 1851 l3td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-30
TO ADy I; Il IT'S - II :,

Our advertising friends viii coaicra great IA
vor by handing IN their ad, ,crtis m'l's rs carlF
f..d4v moru NJ - pra,tcable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-30
Constable Sale.

pH virtue Of an execution to me directed. is
ID sued out of Justice j. F. Green's Court in
the county Of Trinity and Weavervillc township
on n judgment rendered therein on the 7th day
of May. y. II. 1857, in favor Of J. r. Lincoln and
against D. Taylor, w. Taylor and c. NJ Lawrence
for the sum Of one hundred thirty-one 77-lO0dol-
lars (Sl3l ~ damages and thirty j0-100 dol
lars 1880 l0l costs of suit amounting III all TO
oac hundred sixty two 27l00 dollars (l62 ~
and accrung costs, will expose at public sale
to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court house
door, in the town Of Weavervlle, on
Saturday, The Seth day Of May, A. D, 1857,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, n. M and o..
clock p M, all the right, title and interest Of the
above named D. Taylor & Co in and to the fol.
lowing described property, to witt " One house
and garden and the growing crops thereon, and
one water wheel and fumc and race leading
thercfrom to said compauy's mining claims, to.
Gcther with all and singular the appurtenances
in any wise belonging TO said property" which is
situated at Arkansas Bar, Trinity river
!. VI. q tS~. Constable
WtaycrY.Nc Nay {. te57 1cit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-30
C0nStablc'S SAT

DY virtue of an execution to me directed is
ID sued oot Of Justice B +. Green's Court in
and for the county Of Trinity and WeavcrviIc
township. on a Judgment rendered therein on the
9TH day of May. A. d., 1857 in favor Of J. Il.
Lincoln AID against David Tay Tor for the sum of
SiXty-seven 40 100 dollars (SG7 40) damages. and
twenty three 90-l01 dollars 1928 90lcosts Of snit
amounting in all to nncty-onc 30,l01 dollars
(S9l 3e) and occruing costs, I will expose at
public sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House door in the town Of Wcaycryillc, Oh
Saturday, The seth day OF May, 4. D., 1857,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, Il. IN. and p
NJ. oil the right. title and interest OF the above
named David Taylor in and 10 the following des-
crihcd property, TO wit: One house aud garden
and the growing crops thereon, and one water
wheel, anti dune and race laading thcrcfrom to
said company's mining claims, together with all
and singular the oppurtenanccs in any wise be-
longing to said property, which is situated at Ar
kansas Bar, Trinity river.
J. NJ. CASS, Constable
Wravcrvlle, May 8. 1857, lGtd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-30
aett1e1aao1ae Wanted.

4 IL persons knowing ,hcmselves indebted TO
~ the undersigned are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, either to him or rs. Moore,
III the Magnolia. JACOB GOSS
fea oc May q, 1851. l5td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-30
YGlVEHVIblE THEA TE2.

INIIS Thoot,r has been enlarged and put q
/ in thorough repair, and will b. rented by taA
the single night. month or season. The The LIS,
atcr is welt supplied with scenery and properties,
aud will accommodatc FIVE hundred persons. For
terms, &c. apply to 4. W. BLAKE. Weaver, Trinity
Cn.
Weaver. JULY r. 1886. EST.