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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
Latest State Events.

THE State Telegraph company erected appara-
tus at the Marysville Pavilion on celebration
day, and received and sent all messages free.
THE San Francisco Herald censures Senator Gwin
and the National, the family organ, defends as
fercely. . IT is feared that the Mobave Indians
mediate attack on the San Bernardino settle
mcnts. THE California Stage company are
building a brick structure l40 by 1GO feet, in
Marysvile designed for a company workshop to
make their own carriages. Dr. j. T. MACAULAY,
promising young San Francisco physician, is
dead . Lucy, wife Of Il. NJ Anderson, late
Lieutenant Governor died in Placerville on the
18th. Two fellows in Columbia had shooting
scrape; derringer ball Aattened, thin as a quar-
ter dollar, against knife blade directly over the
heart of one of them. :. "A HITHERTO respectable
citizen Of Amador county is accused of counter
feitng. THERE was to be balloon ascension
at the Sacramento celebration. o.. A CHILD was
born on the steamboat Queen City, d few days
ago. "A STOCKTON house painter fell fifty feet
went through two scalfoldings, and was not seri
ously hurt THE Penn Valley Nevada, Indians
are dying off, ten having followed their chief to
the spiritual roofing ground-so we learn from
the National. "A HILL. in Grass Valley is named
Old Blocks Nose'-a faint imitation Of the facial
promontory of that distinguished banker-poet
IA VERY general admonition is given Of pres
ence of thieves all over the State-let them be
watched and prepared for here ....A STocKToN
landlord has painted pictures of delinquent
~ ,,Ir Al.
amount Of Indebtedness attached-he makes 'em
come out; and when one pays he brings out his
brush and wipes out the ludicrous figure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
BY NORTHERN TELEGRAPH.
HoRsETowN, Oct. lst.

H0RsET0wN, Oct. Ist.
New road from Red Bluffs completed; stages
will be put on, forthwith. The Alleghanians'
had full house on Wednesday night Henry
Wentz, wounded by accidental discharge of a
gun is rapidly recovering Hon. J. W. Garden,
returned from the Southern mines, says that the
mines of the North are greatly superior.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

THERE are some nice cpthets aaoat in some Of
the journals now, such as hounds ass scoun-
drels' and the like. How can journalists, insult
ing the decency of community thus, expect to
retain enough of public respect to keep from
being kicked? If they think that men of sense
and true courage do not jeer at and despise their
idle braggadocio, they must be fools whose sto-
lidity is beyond the average of lunatic hospitals
This vile spewing of personal bile in the face of
the public is disgrace to the profession to man
hood and to the country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

. DowNIEvIILE AFFAIRS D. an esteemed
friend and correspondent at Downieville, says:
The new Congregational chapel, stone, with
brick front, is finished at a cost Of 81 800, built,
mainly through the untirng exertions of the
any have been in, in this State The Allegha-
mans gave benefit to aid in its completion,
after which a company Of amateur vocalists,
resident at Monte Christie, gave a concert in the
building, which was largely attended. The ladies
were Mrs. Summers, Mrs, Hazeltine and Mrs.
Toes not professional singers, but the beautiful
and accomplished wives of citizens Of that aspi-
ring village. The performance brought out un-
measured admiration and applause; Mrs. Sum-
mcrs was especially admired in the Dumb Wife
solo, which is still talked Of as the greatest mu-
steal performance Of the year The chapel was
dedicated on the 18th; Reyerends Lacy, Kellogg,
Jones and Pond officiating, after which Mr.. Pond
was installed pastor The council Of examination
declared his qualifications thorough and his edu
cation beyond the average accomplishment Of
even that exacting denomination.
Il am aware that the foregoing may not inter-
est all you northern readers, but there are many
here who through agency of Mr.. Arms read your
paper, and who will be pleased to have the en-
terprise and refinement of our beautiful little
town extend through other journals than their
own
THE INDIAN WAR.-Gcn Kbbe is expected
here today, to arrange for immediate proceedings
against the Humboldt Indians. He will bring all
the arms to be obtained in Sacramento, and the
deficit can be supplied here. Mr.. Masten has
returned from conference with the Executive
and he says that the Governors action was prompt
and prasewortby. He ordered the Indians to be
Hogged until they are willing to be removed to
distant Reservation, and has given directions to
Col IIenly to be there to receive them. So, it is
expected that Lo, the poor Indian will have to
travel.
Too FAsT.-The TRINITY JOURNAL supp0scs
that many Of the reports which have reached
them concerning Indian depredations arc incor-
rect From whom have you obtained incorrect
information Mr.. JOURNAL? from US, or from the
mail carrier = Hm6Oldt Times
From neither. We Otherwise heard several
reports of murders which were incorrect. You
have misunderstood us; If you read last weeks
JOURNAL you discovered that instead Of throwing
cold water on your volunteer movement, we
have done more for immediate relief than has
any other person.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

TIE Butte Record doesn't believe that dozen
extra drinks were taken in Oroville in honor of
the Cable-laying; no ado whatever was made
there If the Record will examine the list of
noise makers in Sacramento, it will discover that
most of them are standing signers of testimoni-
ais and platform embellishments on Fourth Of
July occasions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

the Shasta Courier, that Goose Lake is a source
of Pitt River, and we reckon, from observation,
that the Beacon is correct. An old LADY, from
Mazatlan resident at Red Bluffs, died from afall
recently, aged SO. L. II. Sanborn, an attorney
of Tehama, has been converted and recently
preached there. Many influential persons united
with the church at the Deer Creek camp meeting.
Beacon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

uuMBoLDr-Th Times says that IS raw recruits
arrived on Sunday week, which checked the vol
untecr movement. Major Ranes is making haste
to have the troops ready for service. military
post is to be established in vicinity of Pardee s
ranch. Indians at Humboldt Point arc improp-
erly in possession of firearms. The town of
Eureka was Illuminated on Monday night, in
celebration of the Telegraph success.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

Valley who makes money by trading with Indians
and some think by selling them arms-has
some of the root-digging lords of the forest on
tour in which he expects to show them what Il
heap of white people there are. We fear his
red friends win steal something on the road, and
get the philanthropist into trouble.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

BENZ. p. KoosER, editor of the San Andreas
HidCpendent, has given up the business, and is
going home TO Pennsylvania. Mr.. Kooser has
been soldier, and for good while, an editor in
the upper tier of journalism. lie is a magnificent
writer, and what we can add to his well earn
ed diploma, can be expressed in the brief and
truthful observation, that we do not know any
one TO whom we would adjudge superior place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

The Sacramento celebration, the Union says,
was magnificent affair; it appeared as if the
whole population, male and female turned out
The Union gets poctical and says the City of
the Plains was touched with the electric spark =
Heavens how dangersome
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

NEWSPAPER SALIvATIoS.-The Butte Record
says that the Marysville Eapress had the grace
to speak deeently Of McKibben, calling him an
honorable gentleman &C., and it was directly
compelled to take dose Of Mercury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

TIE Placerville Register has suspended; it was
first rat paper. 1t seems as if no paper can
live there unless kept alive at a Custom House
spigot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

THERE is just as much aflectation in a writer
avoiding 'we, our 'oursclf, as there is in a
man wearing old and dirty clothes to show he is
not particularly proud We believe in using the
word which comes in the way.-Necada National.
Jes' so. Some people can talk jest as they dern
please, without anybody notcin' of it. How
somevcr, others can't. Go right straight along,
an use 'em nobody won't say nothin about it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

The Gwin family's newspaper spoons are all
ladling hot slush on all persons who think John
ston should be held accountable for challenging
and killing Ferguson. Very right one servant
who won't take the part Of another ought to be
paid off and started.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

OEPnEus SINGING CLuB'-BALL.-We erred
in saying that the ball and concert at the Trinity
Theater on Friday evening, 18th, would be given
by the proprictors of the Miners Hotel--we
should have said by the Orpheus Singing Club
1t will be a splendid affair; tickets must be OBJ
tained before the sth-ony Sc for Concert and
Ball
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

'KmBE GUARDS. The military company, ma
med as above, met at the Court House on Monday
evening, and appointed committee to draft by
laws and procure room for armory. On Wednes-
day, the bond, approved by Judge Miller, was
forwarded TO Sacramento, with an order for arms
10 rifles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

the highest musical Entertainment should fail to
hear them Miss HIFFERT, an accomplished sing
er, supplies the place Of the lamented Mss
GooDENow, and we are informed by persons who
have heard both that she is in every respect wor-
thy to succeed the distinguished lady whose
memory every Californian reveres. Do not fail
to hear them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

A SMART little Christian, son of hard-shell
Baptist, says that when John preached in the
wilderness, the people dug out for Jordan, and
div, immegently.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

A SAN BERNARDINo silver mine yields l56 oun-
ces of silver, q ounces gold, and considerable
amount of lead to the ton-the Napa Reporter is
so informed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

TIE Marysville Democrat observed the Comet
with tail up and head down, in the act of butt
ing thunder out of Suttcr county
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

WHY, You BLAs.PnE Ml-ous Cuss THE Butte
RecoFd says that hell is full of such redemption
as the Lccomptoaites bring 10 old Butte
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

IT is reported that the Uniontown people had
the women and children 'corralled' in brick
building, because certain friendly Indians came
in and reported great numbers of hostile Red
Woods in the neighborhood.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

MEXICAN CALCULArION-ln a little Mexican
almanac, published by Simon Blanquel. in the
city Of Mexico, 1857, we find that the comet now
visible is mentioned and predicted for this year.
After announcing that this very comet would ap-
pear in 1858, the writer quotes the following from
Aragos demolition of the Winston theory: Whis.
ton held that Noahs deluge was occasioned by
the action of vast comet, and that the comet of
which we now speak was the one that caused that
stupendOus event. TO this Mons. Arago replied /:
&" There is nothing inadmissible in the supposition
that the comet of 1850 the same now visible
was near the earth at the time Of the deuge
but from the immense rapidity of its fight, it
would not exercise its attraction long enough
over those points to which ii was most contiguous,
to cause SO mighty and universal phenomenon.
In the second place, this famous comet passed
near the earth on the 2lst November, 1850, and
it has been demonstrated that il was no nearer at
the time Of the deluge; yet no delngc was occa-
stoned by its proximity at that period" HALEY
endeavored to explain the presence of shells and
other marine substances on the tops of mountains
by attributing it to terrible conclusion between
the earth and this comet. AragO, likewise. dis
poses Of this theory as follows: "The stratfca-
ton of marine deposits, the extent and regularity
Of their banks, their positions. and the state OF
perfect preservation in which the most delicate
shells are found, all exclude the idea of being
violently transported from the ocean, while they
demonstrate regular aud steady deposit Of
those marine substances.--S. T. Ueraid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

SHASTA TRADE.-H Getleson & Bros, and
Hollub e. Isaacs ad vertse to-day again-the for
mer establishment has been enlarged. They must
be enterprsing and prosperous firms, who adyer-
se so literally out of their own town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
WAGON ROAD NOTICE.

A REGULAR MEETING of the Board of Di.
IL reotors Of the Weavervile Il Shasta Wagon
Road Co, will be held at the IouFNAL' Office, in
on Monday, Oct. 18th, at p. IN.
by Order of the Board,
ID. h. GORDON, Secretary.
Weaver, Oct. 2, 1865, 37Iin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

PROPERTY IN TRNITY-The annexed list of
property owners in this county, assessed at and
above $4,000, was prepared for US by R. G. Stu
art, Deputy Sheriff
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

SELECT SCuooL.-Mrs. II. j. Howe will COM
mence select school on Monday. She is lady
of much accomplishment, wife of Henry j. Howe,
attorney, Of this place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

The Butte Record is now first class weekly.
Printing dailes in a town OF Oroville's magnitude
is not what it's cracked up to be, we reckon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

WooD MARKET.-Oak wood sells here, deliver
cd, al SIS a cord pine for SO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

Francisco celebraton-hope he avoided the
'sword-fish that few
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

RESOURCES OF Henry Hart, Trinity
county assessor, informs the Surveyor General
that there are in this county:
AGRICULTURAL PRoDUCTs.-3,2 ,210f acres land
cultivated; 953l acres wheat $685. acres barley,
232i acres oats, acre rye, 7la acres corn, ll5
acres peas, 384 acres beans, 1867 acres potatoes,
2l acres onions, $50 acres hay, 90 acres timothy,
J acre cloyer, 13 acres alfalfa or Chile clover
1920 pounds butter, 1000 pounds cheese, value
of eggs S5,024.
FRUIT TREES AND VNEs.--3,Sj6 apple trees
5,420 peach, 90 pear, G53 plum, G5 cherry, l07
nectarine, ounce, 295 apricot, 3 persimmon, l
mulberry, 20 black walnut, 20 gooseberry bushes,
II acres strawberry vines.
LIVE SroCK.-lG0 horses, 562 mules, % asses,
5S2 cows, 389 calves, l63 stock cattle, SO beef
CATTLE 3l8 oxen; total number cattle, l,5ll; l56
sheep, l6 goats, G63 hogs value of poultry, $5,-
$50; value Of cattle, hogs and sheep slaughtered,
$l28,7l0.
IMpRovEMENTs.-Thre water power grst mills
with run of stones; 26 750 bushels grain ground;
l8 water power saw mills; 3,3G5,500 feet lumber
sawed; 81 mining bitches, 1863 miles in length,
discharging 1865 inches of water; toll bridg-
es, valued at $4,000; ferries, 81, 900; | turn.
pike road, lG8 miles long; cost $l2,0 600.
TAXABLE PRoPERTY.-ReG estate, ---; per
sonal, Sl,3l7, ,39l G6. Real estate not taxable
! $1,000. Town lots, $8j,8GI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
INVITATION COMMITTEE.

WearerrHe-Hon. r. T. Miller, W. j. Tinnn,
John Clark, Ernst Vogel.
Kanaha Bar-A j. Fuller, Wm Lange.
FfIfbusfer Flat-Ernst Schnabcl, Ch. Nelson.
Stiner's Flat-Jno. Mitchell Ben. Steiner.
Erans' Bar-Wm. Peshcke, Joseph Spence.
Oregon Gulch--Jerry Whitmore, Jno. Ehers.
M0Lih Canon Creck-Jno. Garter, Jno. Hooker.
North F0rh-C Christian Nickel, c. Lee.
East Fork-Jno. Nickel, Th. Karney.
Big Fiat-A. McQuiIan, Theodore Schultz.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
CONCERT AND BALL.
TICKETS, 5000.

Tickets for the Concert and Ball must be pro-
cured on or before the Sth Of October, as none |
will be sold after that date
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

The Humboldt Times says that a man across
the Bay killed nine hundrm beach snpe at four
shots. Good Lord, look down
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
N C E |!
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
L hctwren the undersigned in the Bakery and
Saloon business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to ms viii please
settle Immediately, and all persons having claims
against us will present them Immediately.
The business viii be conducted at the old stand
by Geo. Messersmth, from this date.
GEO. MESSERSMITH,
ALEX. STILLER.
Weaver, Sept 4, 1858. 3G3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
BRIDGE NOTICE |!

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" will make application to the Hon. Board of
Supervisors of Trinity Co. at the November Term
for renewal of license to keep toll bridge over
Trinity River at Kanaka Bar
SMITH, JUNKANS & SMITH.
Kanaka Bar, Oct. 2, 1858. 37tsb
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

An immense crowd attended the San Francisco
celebration; it took an hour and twenty minutes
for the procession to pass one point.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS METH
4 cd of informing his old friends, and the peo-
pie Of this County generally, that he has return
ed to WeaVervile, and leased the Independence
Hotel, where he will be happy at all times to
wait upon those who favor him with patronage.
The hotel is pastered throughout, and is the
best in the North. Il. W. WILSON.
Weaver, Oct 2, 1858. 37tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

Mr.. BRowY, of the Magnolia desires mention
that he has received new stock of superior IL
quors-of all kinds
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-02

PEAcHEs-We have had quantities of nice
ones from Mr. Dungey, Mr. Lowden and Mr..
Rucl
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27

DREADFUL. CALAMITY The Pacific Hotel,
at St Louis, was destroyed by fire on the
morning of the Goth inst. About one
hundred were.in the hotel when the fire
broke out. There are between forty and
persons missing; among the names
of the lost, none belong to the South
Eight or ten perosns were killed and
many severely wounded by jumping
from the windows.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27
Sate of Louisiana.

safe Of Louisiana.
Parish of Binte Coupee-Ninth District Court.
:','';; r,..,,' Picard No: 1896.
DY virtue of, and to satisfy a writ Of Fl ia, is
ID sud in tie above entitled suit and to me di-
rectedby the Honorable the Ninth District Court,
in ad for the Parish and State aforesaid, to salts
fy ~phintif's demand and costs of suit, l have
seizd, and will offer at public sale, on the premi-
ses1n @
saturday, the Sd day of April, 1858.
ALL O'Clock. a. m, all the right, title and inter-
| d that the defendant has in and to the following
&scribed property, to-wit:
81 A tract of land situated on the Island of False
River. measuring two arpents front on said river
sby forty arpents in depth. bounded on the upper
side by the land of Alcide Dautheir, and on the
lower side by that of Z. Major, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon; also the
following named slaves:
Gillette, negro woman aged about 46 years.
Joseph, negro man aged about % years.
Arlot, grif, II
Terms of Sak-Csah wiM Approisement.
SEVERN PORCHE, Shf.
Pointe Coupee, feb. q, '5a. tbs
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27

Rldglll, ROBERTS q lerrell,
for the use of j. Lalande. No. 1929.
C. F. & R. W. McRae
DY virtue of and to satisfy a writ of fl ia, issu
IL ed in the above entitled suit and to me direc
ted by the Hon. the 4th District Court in and fol
the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy plaintiff
demand and costs of suit, | have seized, and will
offer at public sale at the Court House on
Saturday, the Sd day Of april, 1858,
at IL o'clock, a. m, all the right and interest
that the defendant has in and to the following de-
scribed property to-wit:
All and singular that certain tract or portion of
land situated on the Bayou Fordoche, in the par
ish of Pointe Coupee in this State, bounded above
by lands of Martin Carmouche and below by
lands belonging to the estate of Il. Clark, con-
tanning fourteen hundred arpents more or less,
and the following named slaves, to-wit:
Bob, aged As years; John 30, Dennis ~, Dan
iel 40, Henry 80, Peter 80, William %, Squire %,
Scott 33, Dave Is, Levi 40, John 10, Dick 10,
Seaton 38, Manuel 25, Jerry %. Hern 10, Bob 10
Cooper %, Eliza 40 and her child Polly, Emily
20, Leaty Is, Henrietta Is, Phillip 4s, Nelly
40 years and her child Jane. Alexander or Aleck
20, Cyrus FL, Suzan %, CLANCY Is, Ann 80 and
her children, Mingo ID and York 6, Becky and
her child. Cadence % and her child ], Suzan25
and. her child, Lucinda 40, Maria % and her
child. Lucinda 20 and her child Alexande or
Aleck %, Julia 80 and her child, Lucinda Wash
ington and her child, Patsy 80 and her Aild-
rem, Hetty Z. Will Is, Charlott As, Harrie rs,
Arthur 10, Jack 80.
Terms Of Seh--Cash uM Impeachment.
SEVERN PORCHE, Shit:
Pointe Coupee, feb. 81, 1858. 7tds
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27

DuEL.-A duel was fought a short dis
lance below Fort Adams, Miss, on the
Goth inst. The parties were Mr.. j. NJ,
Taylor, of Baton Rouge, editor Of the
Advocate, and Mr.. A. L. Gusman, also
of Baton Rouge, the weapons used were
rifles, the distance 80 PAGES. At first
fire, Mr.. Gusman fell, the shot of his
antagonist having struckhim on the hip,
and passed through his body. The
wound, however, is not dangerous, and
we are happy to state that his physician
has strong hopes of his recovery. Mr..
Taylor escaped unhurt.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27

TRADE OF SAN FRANcIsco.-The total
value Of merchandise exported from San
Francisco during the year ending
January 1st, 1858, was $4,4l5, 759. The
total value Of dutiable imports was
$~4,410,265. Total amount of quicksilver
exported, q, 298 flakes total export of
gold, $40, 256, 1872 ; total amount paid as
freight on merchandise imported was
81, 275,8 29.
The Supreme Court has decided that
the vote ofthe people at the last election,
on the State debt question, legalized the
State debt
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-02-27
State of Louisiana. !

Parish of Pointe Coupee--Ninth District Court.
W. B. Wood,
VS.. NO. 15bZt
DY virtue of, and to satisfy a writof fl ia, is
ID sued in the above entitled suit md to me d-
rectcd by the Hon. the 9th District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid, to satisfy
plaintiffs demand and costs of suit l have seized
and will offer at public sale, at tie Court House
on
Saturday, the Sd day Of apra, 1858.
at II O'Clock, a H., all the righh title and inter-
est that the defendant has in and to the following
described property to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel offand established as
a sugar plantation, situate, lying and being IN the
parish of Pointe Coupee. in tis State, having a
front on the Mississippi Rive twelve and one-half
arpents by a depth Of fly nine arpents, con-
tanning seven hundred andfhirty-seven and one
half superficial arpents; Funded on the upper
side by Ponce Colomb and below by the land OF
the defendant, together Nth all the buildingsand
improvements thereon, lights, ways. privileges
and advantages thereu1b belonging, and the ioi-
lowing slaves:
Dick aged SO. Rachi his wife 35, George Rey-
nolds rs, Judy his VIII 20. Lefty 2s, Lewis her
son 10, HANSON 80, Nriahis wife Is, George An
derson %. Susan hisFife Is, and their four chill
dren aged from niR years ~downwards, Nathan
As, Courtsey his WIZ 40, Wexford 20, Milton 6,
their sons, Allen, bechanic As, Lucretla -, Wat
son sc, Peter rs. indy 26, Simon 81, Wansalt ~,
Henry Hern 26, Ane his wife %, Mary IL, Beck
EFT 8, Mahamia nd Coranda twins 4. Also 16
mules, Is horned cattle, and sheep.
Terms of Sse-CaM Nth Appraisenent.
SEVERIN PORCHE, Shf.
Pointe Gupee feb. 81, 1858. 7tds