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NO. as gOLLRGsET S.s y AWHILE TENN |
nEAIER in Drugs Neiicines. che.nicais Dge-snufs, !
Points Oils Farnishes Window Glsss 6lassWefe Perfume
~ Soaps &c And all the popular Patent Meiesso he day
In Fancy Goods, the stock usual. very complete having
large additions Consisting partly OF Luii
ics and saci Hair Brushes. Metal, China Glass ana
Papes Paa boxes, Shell, Fine and Dressing Combs
n ANDKETH's GARDEN SEEDS, just received
opened, which warrant fresh and genuine. Also he
cso6rs3 WTAHn0r Prolific CORE, raised By M Samuel Car
b Nashville, which viii yield from j 10 . barrels % @
Acre. AsPAEAuUs I0oTs, years old, in quanlis ael
s'AN"l''' JO C. BROWN.
G,ONGREss AND EMPIRE WATERS Away
'-''' % G. BROWN.
NOR THE HAIR .--sIrs Aliens Hair Bessoreri
r. WOodis Iiair Eest0rer;
Emerson'5 Resorgr;
Barrys and Clinghugh's Trscopherogsi mourn,
Bogle's Fluid. 10. G. Brown.
q ONDON PORTER very superior article made
Ia by Barclay Perkins & Co., pnts aud quarts Do7vs
CtOD LIVER OII.,--Fiys Gross just leoeEel Pre-
~ pared by Heigeman, Clark & Co. 10 L. BkOhN.
OtORN STARCH AND FAELNA warranted
u 30. G. BROWN
KFsLANE,S VOLCANIC OH LLNTELENl', said
lNn to he the best LiDiment Known Dor sale 6y
10. G. BROBN.
FEVOGETHER with pure Brandy, Madeira, Port ana ser
~ Wines we'll selected Stock Of Drugs Chemicals, Eng
ls Extracts Coors, dry and in OIL Lin Lard anu Tanner
OILS 5 53dgo' AaadeF' &c a. Coiieqg Street.
| v. a. STREET A. l.. KING, wN. B. STREET
STREET. KING q Co.,
ATTOR NEYS AT Law,
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PUBLIC letting an the eIrthor trd reseiig and
~ cross-tes necessary for the completion Of forty miles Of Ia
western division Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
from Hickman about four niles east Of Dldson VIII Dc held
at Dresden, Tenn, Saturday september 18th next.
Sealed proposals for the work by ous 81 acut nile
each VIII be received until the morning Of septsbr th az
Dreslen Tenn
PBs and prodles viii be shown u Fl. Iener E.
On September 23d, at the Engineers Office, az Hickman, KY
Terms; mostly cash.
The bsanceof the roa about miles. VIII probably Dee az
an early date By order 90 the board.
anri6-tf v. X STEVENSON, Prsst
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METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.
TVyHE Proprietos beg inform the citizens Of Nashville, and
public generally that they have considerable expense
ID the houses the of
p 4 or 4

CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS
for purpose Of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
purpose having regular Bill Of Fare, with prices attached
90 that enabled suit both pockets andappetes
customers charge for than they get THIS has been
city and hope by strict attention business,
public patronage We feel certain Of With
the immortal Pm in the Kitchen viii furnish
public the shortest notice. We also keep hand
large stock Of
CIGARS. CHEWING TOBACCO, VINES IND LIQUORS
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
oct6 J. & W. MOORE.
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----- Sz5.OOO--S5j ), eco.
.uE CHANCE FOR FOKTUNEs-stOA1
- s1TF-e75 eco worth Of the most valuable real e,
iIii On te most reasonable terms some Of the nos.
,.s- ever odsrsdln this market, lying on CasL
$3.50 - sp1ce streets, suitable for business houses
5siIns 5r0nose to exchange The above for likely 49,
a ne best cash price WILL LB0GD,Je
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
D. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.

TFyHIS Hotel spacious brick building Just completed
Thcpropret1r has iucurr7l heavy expense in fitting up
furnishing the rooms, ke them neat and comfortable
The house open the RECEPTION Of boarer- visitors and
travellers; and the proprietor afford ample acrouaiatons
persons An omnibus, rh coed and safe team viii be
depot convey passengers the Hotel ami back 20 the
depot again. The proprietor intends Try make &c artc class
Hotel, and hopes " share a LIBERAL patTonage.
augI5 DANIEL A. Iibbc PROPRIETOR
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ASSETS January 1855,

TNCORPORALED ISI8--Charter perpetual. Cash
Capital 81 100000. Absolute and unmpaired, Wha surplus
S50j 81 s. and the prestige Of 3 years success and experience
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SUNDRTES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and Z
eco Pint, hafpint, and quart Flssksi
500 50 Window Glass:
100 Tumblers:
Is kegs Boiler Rvets and Nuts;
100 dozen BroOms
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel Plows;
100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down.
ian27 TERRASS BROTHERS
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Kirk patrick. NeVins 81 Co.,
RECEIVING. FOPWARDLEG AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
FEAVE in large and complete assortment Of
Is q Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades
MOasses, in barrels and half barrels
Coffee, large and complete stock
Raisins fun stock with Teas, Candles, carcnes- Mack
erel Glassware, assorted Peans together wish ali kinds Of Oo-
cles usually kept in the Grocery line Our stock Of
HRANDEES, WINES, FHISEkX &C,
We think cannot be surpassed any other market. To
our heavy stock Of goods invite the attention Of
u1sr85-f KIRKPATRICK. NEVINS & Co.
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professor HaskeII's Electric Oil,

COLLINS KALOCRINE, --Just received a supply
Of this valuable preparation for the Hair For sale by
DEMOYILLE & BELL.
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HILL HAN BRO,S
Iron Depot,
NO a COLLEGE, AND Al AND q ALAREET STREETS
- FFERf sale on good cash promI desIers,
500 tons Of their celebrated Charcoal Refined Iron;
- 80 well assorted Pttsburg Iron;
50 Hammered Iron including POgv Mouds;
SO Best Tennessee Castings;
10 - Cast, Shear, E. & A. B. Steel;
TnIl keys assorted Nails and Spikes, best brand
900 Cast. Wrought, and steel Pl0Ws, all sizes;
900 Sets Wagon and Buggy ANles, all sizes.
Also Anvils Vices Files Chains, Axes, Straw Cutters, &c.
jan2g-to jan J, %
sun DRIES.
VIE have IN store, the following articles, which viii sell
~ at reduced prices:
40 bbis WaIksr's Xxx Ale, . bbls Smiths Xxx Alei
10 casks london Porter, quartsi
10 do =. pntj tr
100 doz English and Scotch Aes, hest hrants
20 do Pittsburg Ale, in bottles;
900 do Fresh Cove Oysters
50 do Spicsd Oysters;
IS cases American Pickles. assorted
100 doz English Pickles, -
IS do Worcester Sauce;
20 assorted
100 baskets Champagne, choice brands
Is chests Black and Green Tea:
OoO0 assorted sears with usual variety
N ntion. feb5'l VESSEL & THOAFsoN.
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y, n. GLASCOCK.

A UCTIOEEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would offer
"a services to the public, Agent for the sale Of Real Estate
Neroes Furniture, Goods, Groceries, speceso
property either country. Being determined to De
and having had considerable
experience hatter myself that give satisfaction those
who NAV favor me that line always be f0uldat the
Counting Room Of the Patr0t Office, WIere my absence,
mi he LEFT nar4--tf
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wATERFIELD a WALKERS.

TWyE most seect comprehensive assortment Of Hats IN
and Caps for the season, will he found al K
WATERFIELD & WALKERS. g
Their goods Of the most superior quality ard their prices
and uniform.
sep4 WAKEFIELD q WALKER.
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FlNE FANCY FRENCH CANDAEss
NET have lust received three hundred the finest
w French Fancy Candies Cream Candy, Chrysalzed Fruits
&C. from Il. Nailard, New York, that possibly be pro-
duced, suited for Parties, &c, viz
Assorted Chrystalized Fruits ROsolns;
Chrysalized Ginger; Yanie Gum Drops;
Jelly Fruits with leaves; ACidulated Fruits;
Raspberry Balls Candy Toys;
do Gum Drops; Ice Cream Drops
Naugat Candy; Cordial Sugar Almond;
Brandy Drops, Cream Fruitsi
Sherry Coolers, Maraschine Balls;
Pineapple Balls; Strawberry
do Frittcrs;
Besides many other kinds. Come and for yourselves before
YOU buy HOLLISTER & CARTER,
apr23 q Union street.
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10 the Farmers Of MidaIe Tenn

OtONGRESS WATEFE.--Just received, fresh lot Of
pEMoYEELE Z BELL,
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A. STREET A. Z. KING WA' D. STREE
STREET, KING q Co., ~
ATTORN EYS AT LAW,

GEBER1L EATS, -
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TEsySHIT0IeY,
KNTIE practice Law in the Supreme and inferior Courts u
w Nebraska, buy and sell Land Naruts enter land on time
ecil Intention to making selections in Nebraska
for those wishing good anil desirable locations, invest iof distant
dealers on reasonable terms, pay ta, isl gtactsoi entries
ami tile an short notice BUY ana sell lands, lots, and all
kinds of real estate, and do General Agency business
REFERENCES.
W. s. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse, Harding & Co., Boston, Mass
C. IIlnr sup't n. Y Central Railroad, Albany, n. l..
Gen. Leslie COMBS, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver & Co. do do
DR.. J. S. Young, do do
Gov. W. b. Campbell, LEBANON, do co. SO re
Hon. jordan Stokes, do '--- do s. sla
Iucaa Thompson L Co., ST.. Louis, No. t.rI
Bctaric. Chittenden g. Co, keOkuk- Iowa r y .r-~
VIM. Il. Sewer & Co. d ankers Oscaloosa, Iowa. ~
Baldwin, Dodge & Co.. Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, Illinois.
W. A. johnson & Co., New Orleans Louisiana. Lju2-u
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w. m. HARGRAVE,

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PALEzER
BROAD STREET,
,.z4 o. II NASHVILLE. Tx
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TFyHE Trustee Stewart Owen under the neces 81
v Of selling the entire stock by December next ll
Tbose in need Ranges. Stoves Of all sorts and
Crates Scales. Mautels, Kettles Scutte TnWaTe Ho = =
low War and Tame Lions their money great
ADVANTAGE Those S & o. rmnaed that is much
cheaper to Trustee than with officer, and
respectfully requested call at Stewart Owens Old stand
No Ia NJ rket street. lsepl-d&twtf
cu.prrz v,rEyR
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To Merchants

MERCHANTS who desire select and supe n
rior assortment OF and Caps for cash, on T.
~ very short time, with very prompt payment viii fud -
them at the very lowest prices Waerfed Walkers. Those
Of the slow line need not apply.-s 81 4. 1895 a..
WATERFIELD a. WALKER
sa,A ~ 96 Public Square.
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Opinions Of the supreme corr ~ e -. ~
Of Tennessee deltFeEeN a.
April Term, 1858.
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FINE OLD WHISTLES.
KTE have just received Philadelphia three barrels of
w II. 4 II. CatherWOOds old Mountan Rye Whisky;
Three barrelsof &XXXi r
Three do Xxx; a- --.-a .'.- fen
Two do Xxx; sf."f
One do Y; .+ .....
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1873 These whistles pure,
and are worth 81 soto dollars gallon. For sale in
any Quantity. HOLLISTER & CARTER,
aDr23 y. Union street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

COUNTY 1MPRovEMENTs.-Th almost incalcu
liable advantages resulting to our citizens from
the construction of the wagon road TO the Sacra-
mento valley proves to us that were our people
properly awakened to their own interest, we
should rot for very great length of time, be in
want OF similar improvement running north.
The road to Siskiyou county over SCOTS noun
tain, now being built, traverses the entire north
ern portion of Trinity county, and is building up
quite business place at Trinity Centre. The
interests of our citizens at Trinity Centre are at
this time looking to Shasta and Yreka for ad-
vancement. Weavervile should be the CONNER
cial heart at least Of Trinity county, and really
is so with respect to every portion except the Mi
nersvile and Trinity Centre country. This desi-
rable object could be readily secured with a
comparatively small outlay. We have examined
the subject with some care, and are confident that
a road suitable aud safe for freight wagon and
stage travel can be constructed, connecting Wea-
vervile with Minersville and Trinity Centre, 10y
way of Griffin Fogertys and Bates ranches,
at a cost of not exceeding ten thousand dollars
The superior inducements TO trade with the
merchants of Weavervile and Touring mills of
Trinity county over those Of either Shasta or
Siskiyou counties, are already seen and fully
understood by the farmers Of SCOTS and Rogue
river valleys, and in fact by the producers OF
grain in every portion of the north. Our county,
while it affords a better market for grain than
either Of those named, can return teams loaded
with groceries and merchandise for the consump-
tion Of the farmers at prices not exceeding those
of either the other counties.
This road to Bates ranch should be constructed
by all means; the low figure at which we have
placed the cost Of its construction should be
nothing to the pockets of our citizens when com
pared with the advantages to be derived from it,
We have conversed with many of the cnterprising
business men of our place, and they have unhes-
itatingly expressed q willingness to aid in the
undertaking. All that is wanted is for some
interested party to come forward and take the
initiatory steps, when the necessary capital stock
will be readily raised. 'Sebastopol' was taken;
why cannot wagon road be made to transport
lis flour? Let us have the road
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
BY NORTHERN TELEGRAPH.
CuIco, Nov. 4, 1858.

NUItU, -NUF' y IoVO'
S. P. Storms. Indian agent at Nome Cult. was
found in a field early this morning, near Sam.
Meals ranch, having been thrown from his horse
last night, while on bis way from Meals to Low
ery's ranch to take the up stage. While insens-
BILE from the fall he was robbed Of about 5000
and his gold watch, and when found his pocket
book and valuable papers, among which were
some thousands of dollars in drafts were scattered
.upon the ground. 1t is supposed the robber
yad him in the dark, frightening the horse to
produce the fall. He was found this morning and
brought here, considerably but not dangerously
injured Says he was insensible from The fall IN
o'clock this morning, when he found bis saddle
and bride placed near him, and his horse tied 20
a tree. He attempted to crawl away on his hands
and knees, but was compelled to remain until
discovered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
TO THE CITIZENS OF SHssTl

By q Divine intcrpOsition have ,,,,
spared from the effects of the third gr, %
from buggy, while riding, with c,rs
sober driver, over your far-famed 'diyi,
the worst bit of road between Shasta adb
But while my body received no inmT n.y.
was much disturbed, and gave ventto \,
not as mild as | will use in this comm,
While shaking the dust from my garnm
saying How much longer can Shash IA,
indulgence of an outraged c0mmuni7
much longer will men in your town, MI
wallowing in dollars, made mostly lron0s
have risked their lives, and many timst8
tie ALL. in crossing this dreaded 'd.yl.
droncs who go not out of their hives feu
neglect this all important interest, wlsI
dollars from each would make the gl
and put the road in serviceabe conll
No more need be said to the wise,
you are forgetting that all your claim
ton for a town as the highest point |
can be reached by team navigation a.
wholesome spring of watcr) isn0t wnvl
that you forget that things out Of Slasu
idly progressing that the country hiE
ing permanently settled that new ,ilsi
and new grades for roads are bengh
Already a road is running up the yaIgl
East, growing rapidly in pnblic favor al
West is the valley Of Clear Creek, .n~'
ly Clear River,) with road nearly 0a
the Weaver road, and would but lyr l.
ship and favor of those who have '~-~
money in buildings in your town 4.
longer can you expect such favors, w
lect on your own parts How mua7 "
your friends at the west climb thj, oa4
when they can have natural and
the Valley by trifllng outlay Of 't
then can you see Whiskeytown, la"'
but where by the aid in money and
unaccountahle friends, whom we
forget, new and splendid mansion 'r
Che ruins, at the junction of the two o4
ing the dreaded divide, and on th' n'
ful plat of ground for town in A't.
fornia, perfectly healthy, pure walta'
Of the County, in the midst Of ar"a VI
tion, and easily approached from .
South and West! Can you Sc" u .
streets and plazas, sites for public m'
and traders of the North, West aud
there for supplies ? What favor
shown to Shasta but to invite her 'r
Shasta, with all her traps aud h4l
their temples of trade and indusir.
hills, to be pointed at as 'things TIE
This is no fiction. But, wW you il d
Zen
Shasta, Oct. 90, 1853.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
MECHANICS LIEN.
In the 9th judicial Dist. Court.
i'm and for the County of Trim
ity and State OF California.

D. r. Short VS.. Osgood, zimmerman d Co.
TNHE LIEN of the above-named Plaintiff having
l. been established against the property of the
said defendants, to wit: "a Flume stbate in
the town of Weavervile County of Trinity, and
State Of California, commencing about two hun
cred yards above Goss' Mill Dam and running up
Weaver Creek By Ludwig's house"-by j9dg-
ment in said Court rendered Sept 18th, 1858:
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding liens
against said premises, to be and appear before
said Court, at the Court House in said County,
on Monday, December 18th, 1858, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. then and there to eXcibit proof Of the
same or be forever barred
By order Of the Court,
10. JNO A. WATSON, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

VISITING HIS 'OLD KENTUCKY HoME'-HoN.
L. NEBLETT, the last Representative Of Trinity in
the State Assembly, left on a visit to his former
home in Kentucky on Friday morning last. Mr.
Neblett will be absent four or five months, and
will again return to be welcomed by his friends
who have often testified their esteem and conf
dence in him at the ballot box. His estimable
lady did not accompany him; this renders his
return doubly certain. We wish NED pleasant
trip, and that he may return in perfect health, to
regain which is one Of The objects Of his visit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

THE Amador SentnU is very indignant at
what its editor cOnceives to be great injustice.
done by this paper toward Geo. Pen Johnston
The Sentinel man, We fear has been sleeping at
his post in watching Johnston interest He GER
tainly dreamed that the "JouRNAI. yelped loud
er than any other hound for the blood Of Johns
ton," else he desires willully to misrepresent us
by so pervcriing our language. The articles in
regard to the duel, referred to by that paper,
simply pointed out Johnston's inconsistency in
violating a law conceived and framed by him
self. Could we have done less If the Sentinel
man believes it possible TO prove his conduct as a
citizen consistent with his acts as a sworn tgisla-
tor, acting for the good of the whole State, LET
him attempt the task. No other person has
claimed to be so proficient in sophistry.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

TELEGRAPH Across THE PLAINs.-The recent
Telegraph excitement throughout the Union
has attracted more attention to the advantages
resulting from this important invention, than
has heretofore been directed, and while some of
the chronic grumblers of the press of this State
have attempted 10 take advantage Of this occasion
to vent their spleen against all of our own Con-
gressmen. charging inactivity and want of exer-
ton on their part TO secure Telegraphc commu-
nication with the eastern States, others have been
thereby induced to notice the eXertion Of Senator
Weller in this behalf. To goad roadster who is
already drawing to the extent OF his strength, is
but poor encouragement to continue his work.
Would it not be better for all to award merited
encomium when our interests are properly repre-
senled, thereby creating an incentive to greater
exertion in behalf of the interests of our State
We are sadly behind the times in not having a
Telegraph across the Plains, but since private
enterprise has begun the work, our General Gov
ernment should render it all necessary aid by her
legislation.
That our Representatives have bad great oh.
stacles to overcome, and unwarranted prejudices,
as well as sectional strife to contend with, in the
location and construction Of overland rail roads,
mails, and telegrapbs, we must all admit, but now
that The mail is arriving by the Plains every few
days, there is something tangible to work upon,
and it is hoped that no opportunity will be lost
to prosecute our interests in this connection by
our Representatives in Congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

and seemingly in fine spirits, Mr.. Charles Wooge,
the unfortunate gentleman whose leg was ampu,
tated some two or three weeks since, at the Ger
man Hospital. lie is already able to be about
town. Mr.. Wooge had suffered immensely, and
operation was performed, and probably nothing
but the great skill of the attending surgeons saw
cd him from an untimely grave. Too much
praise cannot be awarded to Drs. Trask, Gordon,
Thomas and Harris, for their treatment in this
case, after it fell into their hands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

Al LII SUBSCRIBERS delinquent for any or all
"A of the several installments of their subScrip-
ton for stock of the Northern California Tele-
graph Company are hereby notified that unless
payment of said installments be made on or
before the fifteenth day of November, A. d., 1858,
the claims of the Company against them will be
placed in the hands of an attorney for enforce
ment. BY order of the Board of Directors,
j. Z. STRONG, Secretary.
Shasta. Nov S. 422w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
TREASURES NOTICE.

TO HOLDERS OF TRINITY COUNTY WAR
RANTS
TTOLDERS of said Warrants of the following
II Numbers, registered on the General County
Fund, between
january Sth and February 7ti, 1857,
Are hereby notified to present the same for pay
ment, at the Office Of the Treasurer. Interest
will be stopped after the date hereof
Nos 4GS, 472, $40, 24s, 537, 53s, II, 543, 5l2,
545, 544 Also, the following Warrants on the
Hospital Fund Nos. 60, II, Y, "A, 73. IS, II,
rs, 7G, 55 JEREH. BENNETT,
Co. Treasurer
Treas. Office, Weaver, Nov. 2, 1858.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
SONORA SEED WHEAT!
NO SEnAt.

WE HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE A
w large shipment of Seed Wheat, direct from
Sonora. This is The only variety of Wheat in
California that never smus. 1t is beautiful clear,
plump grain and yields abundanuy.
Call and examine it at our warehouse, corner
of Pine aud High Streets.
MINER & JAYNES.
Red Bluff, Nov. 8, 1853. 42li.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

ROAD OFFIcERs.-The following are the officers
elect of the Trinity Valley and Scott Valley
Wagon Road Co. for the ensuing years Directors
j. Z. Carr, Jno. McConaugby, L. Ii. Tower,
Benz. Porter and A. Howard; President, J. E.
Carr; Secretary, A. j. Thompson; Treasurer Asa
White.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
MARYsYILLE, Nov. 5, 1858.

A daring robbery was committed at the Orleans
House, in Marysvile. Some gamblers were play
ing monte when two masked persons entered,
presented Derringers, and cleaned the table OF
all the money on it-aboat $500. The robbers
escaped.