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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-05-04

tv IN his di-trc sfaIf Nfc@ssnry
ata,p an crate desc iotson Of sep fract or
in his district, he require the owner or occupier
thereof furnish the same yh tile taper he ns
have in his 10 session: and If such owter occuper,
pip nad made fo- the sane. s iii ne lrt o. re
to furnish satsf,c ,escriion of snch parcel Il
,ent sur ssar to ask- out descrip ion The boania
aud ioca ion ther Of Sta-ement of the qnntt
he retlred +, such as-ess,r o he auditoroi his roun-
y who shsl ad the same 20 h tax ssses en- n such
Of with such tax and hen shr he
raid demand to the VIII I'M the SAM is due;
and sh- in all from actual view. an fro the
,urr info ma':on witii,, his reach, detesmiie
a. uear ac pra6 6tcabi tie true value of seppraa
ra' es pe s q erses ~ r vaoas al
nd no shall ots in tire athook. tar ely ev 'f
Il hansa- n,s aii other huild nes. witch I'd ine
rea doiaes In Inc, ct Of and nt er ihau
town iots which shall ie carried ~ rs part ef the
valus of sic tract: he shall rlo enter on his -ha"k
he nl er Of acres OF aAbIe plow lard. hr smhrr
acres If ues low and pas'u lsnd and ihe number
Of ~ood aud urculsyafed land In each tract
ssc ae FOR IN. purpose Of enabling the sor 10
d, ernine hs vaiu, o dines aud ther provmrnts,
a.. sr or o 'cSpsnt rilrreof, and fully examine all
hi llinEs and of whatever kinf. which are
By tia act erpeesslsie tempted from taxation
Sfc 20. Enc di-trisr shall before the
ar.t MOIias of Julv. ''t nsa d egh, hundred md
Hfy line, snd eyetysx h ear thereafter. make nui IN
,I.t,a- ~ .,tdor county, return,
orn, coar.ined n book to h. furnished h" Nv ch
uiito- nftse i,ou,t d>c- ttion and " u of frp al
nerty gu ect be lse f,r iaxn,inn in lis district
,ic, ret irn h'iI contain: It, The of the
al perso H. com orati ms. in wh'se names
tie seyert If real propartv, Other tn town p
erts in each t0wfship within his siict, stall hive beer
Iise and w npp opriate columns o''ositr each name
re tiDnf escii tract. designa the urnber Of
a.es Of the sactio. and the part thereof
rua IF township listed in suc., nsrne aud
he vaas go sepsrat tract. determined by The ss
20, .or fsi The usmes of the persons.
ies or corporations, in whose names The se,era los
red prNprr in each owa In his district shall hare bees
.tcd anl IN the approjrinte columns. opposite ear
namo description of rsr lot and the value tier t
"a re erinei By the and such scripion shnl
fl,a tnxvr anil IrrTlu ~
IN roof and II part Of lot is listed. It si safe
rinb sl,ng I'll rinrp rect on which !, ablts
II the rene Of the owner of as,y tn.t of sE1o
sha ~ ti'Vu6wn, tbe word unknown" shall he en- p
rd he c.,'rn IT n~'nes or pnsite sa IRA lrts
,r I,rd .ifua,ri in the vi gira nfar, disrictai
aeed IN apy lard diatrict, II sh " set frtti
ri aisn-v,y is-ir par or parts thereof, con
nj 81 n-enr', satsrstc truct 80 listed.
iio bs' ontinued
Wisdom ind virtie make he poor rich, an
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
The Pitt River Indian Massacre.

We are favored with letter from one Of the
late killing of Indians on Pitt river, by an indie
pendent company. In certain quarters much
censure has been bestowed on Gen. Kibbc, in
connection with the affair, especially by the Sac
ramento Standard and Plumas .qrgtls From the
letter before us we are not able TO see why Cen.
Kibbe has been attacked, as the massacre of In
dians took place five days before his arrival at
Roff's ranch. We print the letter entire:
RED BLUFFS, Oct. s, 1859.
EDITOR JOURNAL Il have just read in the Sac
ramento Standard, an article from the Plumas
Argns, in regard to the Indian slaughter at Joe
Roff's place. The article is a mixture of false
hood and vndctveness as far as Gen. Kibbe is
concerned, which is my reason for writing this
The facts are these: An Independent volunteer
company attacked the rancheria at RoT's, and
killed ninety there were thirty 4" "bucks" killed,
instead of ten, as stated in the article referred
to the remainder were women and children.
The " wicked and cold-5ooded murder Of women
and Children" referred to in the Summaries arti-
Gle, any one acquainted with Indian warfare
knows is unavoidable. These Indians we're the
murdcrers Of Caaghan and McElroy certain, as
Capt. Longly's company recovered clothing be-
longing to them, after the engagement When
Gen. Kibbc S company arrived at Rofi's, five days
after the Slaughter the bodies Of the dead Indians
were already putrd. The father Of the two
children about which so much ado is made, was
killed the mother escaped. The morning after
our arrival two Indians came within 400 yards Of
our camp, and commenced halloOing. The in
terpreter answered, and they came into camp.
Gen. Kibbe inquired OF them in regard to the pa
rents Of the two children, but was unable to gain
any information. Some flour and clothes were
given them, and they left with the promise TO
return next day, at Gen. Kbbe's request. but
lcouid not take he chIdren. Next day they re-
turned accompanied by another Indian. They
told Gen. kibbe they belonged to sharys band,
by whom the dppredatons had been commtted,)
at which the speaker refused to give our inter
prefer any further information. The 2nd Lieut..
then informed them they could not leave camp
without answering other questions propounded,
and placed guard over them. At dark they
attempted TO escape two of them jumping into
Pitt river, and the other took to the brush. lie
was captured, and the other two shot in the river.
The next day the captive Indian went with our
men and brought in two squaws and four children
which belonged to him, and they are still with
US. That is true statement OF the matter, so
far as Gen. Kibbe is concerned.
Since my last letter Capt. Burns division have
sent ninoty.four Indians to the Mendocino Reser-
vation. The Indians are now in the vicinity Of
the Tule Lakes, and intimate their intention TO
fight and murder to the last. We leave tomOr-
row. and will give them trial in few days,
probably. Lieut. Van Schell was bitten by
Scorpion, which very nearly caused bis death, bat
he is improving S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

OPPOSITION STEAMER.--Joh ohnson having failed
to come to the terms Of his agreement for con
vcying the California mails, aud the contract be-
ing thus placed in Vanderbilt's hands. may induce
permanency of the opposition, aud California be
thus benefited. The fare between San Francisco
and New York is low enough now-a8 cheap as
can be wished or expected, and if continued SO,
will result in mmeasurable benefit to this State
MeanNhllc, let people patronize the opposition
line to it they are indebted for reduction of fare
from the former enormous rates, and still the
greatest number Of people, by far, travel the old
line. This is shown by the departures from San
Francisco the mail line having always, hereto
fore, carried the largest loeds. With these facts
/. in view, if the people desire permanent opposi-
ton and low fare, let them travel by the Wander
bilt- Garrison line. and thus induce its coutnu-
ance. One thing we have noticed particularly
The people of California constantly cry out
against monopolics. and when relief in the way
Of opposition is afforded, it is seldom if ever en-.
ablcd TO live, because Of lack Of patronage.
If the people Of this State properly value the
opportunity Of being enabled to visit their homes
at reasonable rates, let them not forget how aud
by whom the opportunity has been afforded
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

SIsNYoU-A horse thief narod Miller. shot
constable Bradley, who was trying to arrest him
at Deadwood Miller escaped. Late quartz dis
covcries have tcen made at Iudian Creek, Scott
Bar aud on Shasta river The stages on the Sac
ramehto route have been discontinued. The Odd
Fellows Of lreka are building an elegant Hall.
The town is to be lighted with gas soon.- Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

OcToBER.-The approach OF winter is visible
although the weather is fair and not uncomforta-
bly, cold the harvest fields are bare, and the
time for preparing ground for winter grain is at
hand. Foliage is fading the green giving place
to variety Of colors, caused by light early
frosts High winds generally commence after
the middle Of the month, which leave the trees
pretty well barred Many Of the flowers still have
a bright gay appearance. In England they used
to brew during this month, on account of equable
temperature.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

NORTH FoHK.-Mr d. d. Hamilton informs us
that Baxter Co.'S river claim is paying about
$500 day. The Waters company have quit
work, their claim not paying as they had antici-
pated. Ebbets & Co. are bringing a large ditch
from East Fork, which will furnish water for the
high diggings which are known to pay well in the
vicinity Of North Fork.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

THE Church IN SHAsTA.-The ladies of Shasta
have completed a church which cost $500. A
balance of $500 remains unpaid, which they pro-
pose to raise 10y "A Ball aud Festival on Thursday,
the 9th Of October. We are somewhat surprised
to hear the novel announcement of Ball to far
nish church funds. But we expect the offering
will be quite as acceptable in the eyes of the
Lord, as ii the money had been collected in any
ether manner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

NAME CHANGED.-W have received the pro
ceedngs OF meeting held at Oregon Guleh, on
Saturday evening last, pursuant to call, the object
of which was to name the village located on said
Guch. Jno Elliott was chosen chairman, and
Frank Crater secretary. On motion of Mr.. j..
Dowell, it was unanimously resolved that the
village should hereafter be known as MEssEc-
VILE. The proceedings Of the meeting show
that after the transaction of the business Of the
evening, on motion of A. j. Feltcr, Esq, the Off
GERS were required to pay the nips'' for the
crowd, which they did, and after ordering the
proceedings printed in the JOURNAL, adjourned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
.. III. STEWARD. Crce,;,..

You are hereby summoned to appear before
me- at my office in the township of Indian Crrpl
in the county Of Trinity. on the 23d day of Son.
tember, A. D., 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. M, TO an.
swer unto the complaint of VIM. II. Wetsell who
sues for the sum of one hundred and thirteen
dollars and 33 100, ($ll3.33,) on a Book accomt
now filed with me, when Judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount, together with
costs and damages, if you fail to appear and an
swer.
To the Sheriff or any Cdnsta61e Of saa Counfv
Greeting Make legal service and due return
thereof Given under my hand, this l7th day os
September, A. H., 1859.
LSeaLl r. SILCOX,
Justice Of the Peace
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-CoUNTY OF TRy-
- lTY 1T appearing by satisfactory evidence
that cause Of action exists in behalf of said
plaintiff, and that the defendant is necessary to
the above entitled action, and that the defendant
cannot be found within the county and has de-
parted thcrcfrom 1t is therefore ordered that
service Of Summons on the defendant be made by
publication once week for three weeks, in the
TRINITY Journal, newspaper published in the
town of WeaycryiIle and county OF Trinity, and
the State Of California,
Il. SILCOX, ]. p.
Dated Sept. l., 1859 38.3w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

Horned APPLICANT FOR JUsTlcE. A very Sc
date looking old COW was observed to emerge
from the front door Of the Court House the other
evening. We have not learned her business
there, but suspect her owner was about embark.
ing in the " swll milk" business. and with human
instinct She had repaired thitber to seek justice
for The intended wrong. That COW has heard of
Frank Leslie, probably.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-h the Jys,;,.,
- Court Of Ladian Creek Township, in and far
the County Of Trinity.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF C.rt
FORNIA. TO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

EDTomAL CnANGE.-Wash Wright is to take
the position Of Mr.. Frank Sargent, as editor Of
the San Joaquin RpubIican. We trust that
Stockton will be able to boast of one readable
newspaper, hereafter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
SHERIFF'S SALE

PY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEcppr
ID order of sale, to me directed ana NEE and
issued out of the 9th Judicial District ICSlVered
the State of California, in and for tbo |ourt, Of
Trinity, upon judgement made ar5 n'y Of
therein on the 9th day of Nav. A n uttered
the action of Henry Hooker against + q 10Y; in
i. J. Curtis and n Garland, as therein ~ nelly,
ded, will sell at public sale, to the hcGos. GSoa4-
der, for cash, on o'V'' old-
Saturday, Oct. goth.
A. d., 1859, at 2 o'clock, p. M. at tbo o.
House door in said county of Trinity al HHouft m
right, title and interest of said f. G. Kellv '1e
Curtis and N, Garland, in and to that ~ ooi. e. D.
property in said decree, described as follor'ua am
wit = 0'io"S, 10
THE Trinity River Canal and Min rro...
commencing at dam on Trinity river in iH,"sseS us.,
county Of Trinity, known as Reas; saw mill ~ Sa'd
live and threefourths miles above the montt i"'I H.
Weaver creek, following the meandernns ,a,' ns W OF
river thence down the said river on the no.m lF
west bank thereof, three fourths of n NIL W.
Reas' saw mill, thence the main branch of " ~
Canal extending down said river on said bonI "u
the lower end Of Ferry Bar, together with ," H." 70
nal or race leading from the main canal va, va,
crossing the said river at the said saw mill % "u9
extending down the said river one and noh"rs "'S
miles to lngram's Bar together with the da, uali
"a" mi'i, uuu al pulluluSS erected 10y said com
pany on said premises together with the gronn%,
on which said canals are Constructed, and to %s
distance of thirty feet from the center Of .o"v
canal on either side of the same Said c.naT
were constructed for the purpose of divertin" tts
waters of said Trinity river on to the bars ani 'I
diggings below said dam as above describod "aI fl
mining and milling purposcs-all of which is si, ,S
uate in said Trinity county and State of CaliGr
nia.-Dated Oct. 9TH, 1859
|. G. MESSEC, Sheriff
By GEO. W. HAM, Under Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

TAXABLE PROPERTY OF TRMrY.-The amount
Of taxable property thus far returned by the As
Sessor, shows falling Off from last year, being
less than Sl,40o,0OO. The taxable property of
HUMBOLDT amounted to 1854 900, this year
Assessor Ketchum has until next Monday to
make further assessments, which will considera-
bly, Increase the above; still it is the general
impression that the assessment is much too small
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

IoLD on THERE" Sheriff llassc, of Trinity
county, has appointed George W. Haun, Under
Sheriff. NarySrUe Democrat
That would sound better, brother Ridge, and
be more correct, were it to read Messec, for Sher-
ih, and Ham, for Under Sheriff.
And then, again. two mining partners living
on Bedding's Creek" etc, should read Reddag' s
Creek, instead. Give either the compositor or
proof reader punch in the ribs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

In Weaverville, on the llth inst, the wife of
Henry Hooker of DAUGHTER.
At Evans Bar, on the llth inst, the wife of
Alex. Stiller, Of DAUGHTER.
In Weavcrville, on the 10Th ult, the wife of
Fred. Gaum, Of a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
Z Birt h s :.

AuBuRN.-Fire destroyed portion Of that town
on Sunday morning. Loss, $4,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

WELLER,-Thc Red Bluff Beacon is in favor of
Weller for the vacancy in the IT, S. Senate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

ELEGANr PREsENr.-On Wednesday evening,
Mr.. James Allen presented +. DiENER, Esq, of
the Mountain Market, with an elegant gold watch,
purchased Of Mr.. Baehr worth $225. 1t was Il
token OF the high esteem in which he held Mr.
d., and was well deserved by that gentleman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

Hunt, the popular writer and humorist, died in
London on the 2Sth of August.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

DorGL4s CITY BUsMEss.--We are told that
Goewey lIough, merchants, are receiving an
immense winter stock. which they intend to sell
Al such reasonable rates that miners in that sec
tion will find it much to their interest TO buy Of
them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

COUNTY IIosPlrN.-Dr. J. S. Harris, county
physician, furnishes us with the following Hospi-
tai statistics
Whole number admitted, II discharged, G !;
now in Hospital, l. Diseases treated dropsy,
phtiss pulmonalis, l disease of knee joint
; syphilis, 81 anchylosis, l opthalmia, l D., my
elitis, partial paralysis, burn, l ; burn and
delirium trcmeus, l intermittent fever, mel
anchoa. l gastritis, abscess, /.
Nativity as follows: United States, 6 France
3 Germany, Ireland, England, China, l..
or the seventeen patients admitted, but three
of the number had paid the County Hospital tax.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

BAD WOMAN.-The Nevada Grand Jury found
two indictments against Mrs. Julia Moore, one
for abortion, and one for murder, by causing the
death Of her mother.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

ScHnLER.-Novembcr 10th will be the centen-
NAL anniversary Of the birthday of the celebra-
ted German poet. We have heard that measures
would be taken by our German residents for the
proper celebration of the event.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

CHANCE FOR INvEsMENr-We thiak some per-
son would do well to apply at the next session of
the Supervisors for license to establish toll fer
ry between Weayervile and Frenchtown, on low
er Main street, during the coming winter From
present appearance such mode of transportation
will be a great convenience to denizens Of Fagg-
town and the southern outskirts. We nominate
JnO. Adams Esq, our efficient road overseer, for
the position OF ierryman, or else insist that he be
empowered to cut down the ug y bill on the Cen
ter street extension.
MR. WILSON, in the employ Of Davis & Co., of
Mud Valley ranch, was quite seriously hurt II
week or two ago, by the overturning of load Of
hay on Browns mountain. The wagon and team
went down the bank about thirty feet Mr.. Wilson
happening TO stop in the exact spot where the
mules were to fetch up Mr. w. S. LOwdcn was
fortunately near by, and succeeded in removing
the bay and mules without any injury to Mr.. Will
son, further than few cuts and bruises, from
which he has recovered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

YANKEE INGENUITY Nor TO BE OUTDoNE.--The
Democratic Standard expects soon to hear = that
the Great Eastern has been purchased on this side
of the Atlantic, as a tender for a Yankee steamer,
to be built on some entirely new model, with a
capacity Of 10000 tons, to be propelled by six
cDgiues, Of 1000 elephant power each"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
D ANGLING SCHOOL

~ GENTLEMEN WISHING TO JOIN
~ a class for instruction in the art of Dane
LA. ing, win please subscribe to the terms at
II. j. Seaman's Drug and Stationery Store. If
a sufficient number is obtained The class will be
commenced. G.. HULME
Weaverville, Oct. Is, 1859 39tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

CHANGED HANDs.-Mr. James Cochran has pur-
chased the property Of A. Cochell on Main street.
and removed the building thereon to the Center
street end Of the lot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

PERTINENT QuEsTIoN.-Why are the Opposition
press so silent about the death of DR.. Goodwin
who was killed in duel by Mr.. Gatewood Is
II because he was from the South and democrat?
Is his antagonist " murderer ?" Not a word is
heard from one of them about arresting, trying
and Furnishing Mr.. Gatewood. 49,. Mountain Dem0craL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

ring the week 10 supply US with early files of dai-
ly papers. They are thanked for their kindness
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
Late Eastern News, Overland.r

The following summary Of news by the Over
land mail which arrived at San Francisco on the
IIth, is taken from the Sacramento Union dis
patch
OK the 18th of September destructive IRE oc-
Cured at Chicago. Property to the value of half
a million was destroyed. THE brig Baltimore
from Hayt, brought news of the death of Pres-
dent Jefard's daughter, Of that Island. She was
shot in her fathers chair probably by an assas-
sin. -. ONE million dollars worth of property
was burned at Halifax, last month. =. LABoRERs
in the Bergen tunnel, on the n. Y. & Erie Rail
road, revolted on the 10th ult, because of non
payment of wages. The cars had not been per-
mitted topass for 80 hours, and the western mails
had to be despatched by the other routes. The
rioters had procured a cannon in case Of attack
... THE receipts Of the Illinois State Fair, end
ing ct Chicago, Sept. l7th, was $4,000. The
billiard match between Phelan and Tieman, in
that city, was won by the former THE Demo
cratic delegates to the Charleston Convention
from Massachusetts, will favor the claims OF Ste
phcn a. Douglas, it is thought. The President
wants some person less impetuous and more pru-
dent than llarney, to manage the San Juan af-
fair, and has sci, cted Gen. Scott, who will sail
for the Pacific as soon Us his Instructions pre-
pared.
The opposition steamer arrived yesterday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

DANCE AT DOUGLAs CTY-A wel-attended
Ball was given at Ciaresy's Saloon, on Thursday
night. The particpators had pleasant time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
L O B L [ L ID e r. S !
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursu-
! ' ance of the Statutes made and provided, an
election will be held in Supervisor District No.
3, on Saturday Oct. 22d, for the purpose of elect
ing Supervisor for that District, to fill a vacan.
cy occasoned by the resignation of Geo W. Ham
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
[Ls] hand and seal this 9th day of Oct. A. d.,
l859.--382i. NJ. +. GRIFFIN, Co. Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
Gbt Grmltp golunal,
WEAVERNILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, October is, 1859.

TAX PAYERs-Below We give a list of persons
and business firms who pay taxes on more than
$4,000;
J. 5. Mccain & Co, $50, 600; J. N. Kelly,
s3j,OOO II. Hooker, $4,000; W. w. Tinnin u
Co, $4,000; Pierce, Church d Co, s24,lO0 :;
Scanlau d Co, $4,000 Grcenhood & Newbauer,
$l4,5OO; r. Mcdonald, $I4,GS5 James Howe,
$4,000; W. Ware, Sll,SO0 r. ~ Fagg, S1O,-
800 J. V. Curry 6 Co., $4,000 O. q A. Phil
lips, $4,000; Wa S. Wagon Road Co., $40, 900:
NJ. Williams & Co., $4,000 W. Todd, s2l,7G5 :
Comstock d Martin, $1,000 r. Clifford, $4,000:
}. }. Downhour, $1,000; Bayliss q Hallowcll,
$4,000; A, G. Grow, $4,000; Crow q Co., So
500 G. W. Davis, sj,5OO Eder q Co., $4,000 ;
a. J. Felter, $1,000; Fader & Allen. $500 ;
Hndley d Co., $500 b. f. Hastings $1,000 :
Chas. Lamb, $4,000; A. J :, 1miS, $500; W.
Little Sc, $50 d. b. Murphy, $3.50; Jno. Neck.
cl Il Bro, SS,S00; II. Martin, $4,000; l.. Raab
/, Co, 1000 Rush Creek Ditch Co., $1,000 !;
i. r. Skies, 50, ,2Gj Tracy Scofed, $1,000 II.
>. Seaman, 57,700 Turner Bar Co, $4,000; NJ.
Whclan Co, $4,000 Geo Williams, $500 !;
7. Walter Il Co, SG,2jO; Frank u Jno Young,
$4,000,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

that be will sell a train o. pack mules aud other
stock at Feltcr's rancb on Tuesday next.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

INsURAHcE.--J. S. Mccain y Co, Pierce, Church
x Co.. and II. }. Seaman, have recently insured
their business and stocks through the agency of
Mclean Fowler, San Francisco That firm are
agents for the Hartford, Phoenix, Merchants,
Goodhno, Quaker City aud Girard Insurance
companies, and they have authorized II. j. Sea
man to transact business for them here. The
expense Of insurance is very light, and property
ownels regarding their interests should not delay
in having their buildings insured.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15
PEACHES ! PEACHES ! !
500 BUSHELS
+ @ II. = LIE! CHE A Il !!

aSSs. HAVE NOW ON HAND, READY
f for use at my orchard on Taylor street, not
less than 500 bushels of Peaches, which
offer for sale very cheap. Persons desirous of OBJ
tanning this fruit for preserves or pickles, re-
quested to order Immediately, as | intend to dis
pose of the entire crop during the present month.
! shall sell cheap--from to 20 cents pound,
by the quantity according to quality of fruit.
II. G. DUNGEY.
Wcavcrvile, Oct. |, 1859 39om
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-15

New CERTIucATEs.-Mr j. L. Strong, of the
Northern Telegraph, was here on Tuesday eve
ming, issuing new certificates of stock in that
company.