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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
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Rressional documents.

THE Troy HOSPITAL BuRsIs0.-A, Telegram fnca
Troy dated JAM Ia, gives particulars with rsfss-
10 the partial destruction Of the Troy Hsspita
additional to those published yesterday. tssys:
About 81 O'Clock last evening, the Troy Hospital
ON the corner Of Fifth, Washington and fiu streets
was discovered 10 be on 6re In the thi,d story. IL
originated from the heaters, burning up through ths
side walls.
"An alarm was sounded a. soon ~ possible, hst
before the 6remep could reach the ground and get q
stream upon the building, the flames had communal
Gated 10 the fret and second stories. ~as for some
tine quite doubtful whether the edi4ce would not -
entirely destroyed. But the energetic Efforts q The
Fire Department fLsly succeeded ia sabduisg the
flames. The principal damage ID coo6oef to tAs Con-
Ter portion Of the building, or the middle ward
"'The patients in the Hospital, fftythres 10 sxn-
ber were al saved and comsortly housed u the Asy-
lum on Fifth street, Which, for the pressat, I'll bA
ussd a. O hospital.
"The loss will amount 10 about q, 80 t$l 800 -
building ard 800 on furrtureI part Of which wss in
sured. Mr. 4. BsbcOck, agent Of the Costinsstsa
Insurance. Company Of Eew-Yosk, Informs us that
there s an insurance Of s. 900 that Comp sy on the
builoing and IS 600 IN Troy Mutual $500 On ~
building so on furaiturel.
The Hospital hss beeu On hre several tu.es prsvi-
ousy from the hestsys and is escape from destruction
"a tsis sosssiss iaesil bs ssasis u eepIneulAses.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
SEVENTH ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING.
snsniaI Lorrrspondence 0. The n. Y. Tribune.

SEVENTH ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING.
Special Correspondence Of The n Y. Tribune.
WAsHIsGToS Jan. IL, 1859.
Our National Agricultural Society opened its seventh
annual meeting, al the Smithsonian Institute, at ii
O'Clock this morning. The large hall was quite filed
with members and delegates from various associations
for promoting agriculture. II is especially gratifying
to notice the greater attendance Of Senstors and Rep
rsseptatyes than in former years for it betokens IN
increased recognition of the claims OF agriculture upon
Government attention. and the participation OF these
members in the discussion before the Society augurs
that they are alive to the real interests Of their oon
stituents.
The Chair requested gentlemen who had brought
credentials delegates from Societies TO enroll tnen
names. This having been done, the Secretary an
pounced that twenty States, two Territories, ana tne
District OF Columbia were represented IN the CoancL
The meeting having been called to order, Preside nj
Tilgt tmsn proceeded 10 deliver a practical address
aboondipg in valuable suggestions TO the future
policy Of the Society, and recspitulating the years
n suits In obedience 10 the Socetys action to thai
effect permanent office was in January last opened
in the City of Washington, at which al the business
Except during its eIhibtions had been, and would be
transacted. The opening OF the Office vss followed
by the publication Of "AOnthg Bulletin" edited
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
THE UPHAM WIFE ABANDONMENT CASE

The examination of this caee was resumed yessereay
sterr oon before Jutice Welsh at the City Hall Polos
Court.
Wm Smart, policeman Of the Fifteenth Precinct
was sworn. and testified that he saw Mr. UphAn In
May lst following several yosng ladies ~ they ls tho
public school building in Twelfth street. At Madison
square Mr.. Upham took hold of the arm Of Of the
yeurg ladies' The young lady who was thus taken
hold Of solicited his aid in getting rid q Mr.. Uphsm.
She told him the officer that her nsmo was Miss
Tucker-the young lady was present 10 Court aud b
related to the complainant that she did not WISH
Mr. Upham to follow her and ascertain where she
lived. He prevented Mr.. Upham from following har
any forther.
Jabez B Uphsm, son Of the defendant, was eIsus-
ned He formerly lived With his father and step
mother In Twelfth street; In April last he heard his
father remOnstrate with his wife against leaving HINT
he urged as for her 10 remain with bin, thss
he was able and willing TO support her and that =
had taken mte of rooms at No.l78 West Nineteenth
street. Of which be TO obtain possession on the
fret OF May ensuing; he asked Mrs. Uphsm TO 90 sal
live with him at the place referred to- but she posi-
lively asserted that she would not stay in tho house
with him. he witness) was not on the best Of terms
with his step mother; he never struck her.
but on one occasion wrenched cook
ing utensl out Of her hands, his father was vsry
al xous TO the residence Of Miss Tucker, and
employed person TO follow her =, learn whore she
lived; part OF the house engaged in West Nneteoath
street was let out by his father to Mr.. Lopez, .
Spanard, who had lived in Mexico, and his rePueed
wife who he understood were not legally married; -
lived with bis father In Nineteenth street. and had beeo
supported by him ever since 1857 he had rogu-
lsr employment; Mrs. Upbam, on one occasion, wse
induced to look at the in Nineteenth street, ss1
was invited to remain to breakfast by his father buo
che would not eat and refused TO remain In the heuse
The case was here adjourned till next Friday St 2.
M, for further hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

REFLECTION OF MEssRS. FEsSENDEN AND VIII
soN-MR. TRUMBULL-TuE DEBATES IN THE
SENATE.
From an Occasional Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL, 1859.
Under the telegraphic head this morning, We
find the gratifying. though not unexpected, intell'
gence of the reelection Of William Pitt Fessenden
and Henry Wilson to the Senate. In thus doing,
the States of Maine and Massachusetts, have shown
their appreciation of high merit and their approval
of representatives. who have been tried and found
equal TO the exigencies Of the times.
Ii is but utteriDg the general sentiment Of his
associates, to say that Mr. Fessenden stands in the
front rank of Senators. As debater, he is not
surpassed by any Of his colleagues. At least, it
wou be diiheult 10 name his superior IN those ex-
lem ,orsneous contests which sometimes cooyul'e
the Senate. Consttution.ly cool snd cautious,
always quick to see the very point In controversy
possessing . ready command of terse elocution
wherein to express the clear conceptions oi MS
mind, and with a courage that never vaun's eul
ever rises 10 the level of the exigency, Mr' Fes-
senden Is as competent to meet and master wha'
Lord Coke calls " the emergency sudden as any
man in that body.
Mr.. Fessenden's legal training has done much 70
prepare him TO excel in this field. The remark OIL
has nest phDesoPhic Of observers, Edmund Burke
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
From Kansas and Utah.
ST. IoUIs. FlidaY. J

ST LOUIS, FIIusy, Jhn' II, IoJy'
A s,eci. uessenger from Gov. Medary TO Gov.
Stewart arrived at Jefferson City yesterday He re-
mort. that Montgomery is fOrtifyiDg himself near the
Missouri line-that United States troops have been
,.pt TO that region, and tbst volunteers ere being
raised AZ rapidly as possible. Six hundred muskets
n..sed through Jefferson City on Wednesday for
Kama.
The Salt Lake mail reached St. Joseph on the 10TH
The Di.trict Court met sgan on the 18th ut Much
.,cta,os,t nrevaled in reference 20 the sudden and
mysterious disappearance of deaf and dumb boy,
and the Saints were charged with foul play in the
matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
The Thorndikc Will Case.

BOSTON, friday jan IL, 1917
Mr.. b. X. Curtis, one of the counsel for Lieut.
Marin appeared before the Judge of Probate to-day
and asked for a postponement of the hearing on &C.
count of the engagements OF Rufus Choate, h's col
lesRue in the case He also gave notice that the Jus
dcon Of the Court in the matter would be contested
on the ground that Mr. Thsrudike not an inhabit
ant Of Massachusetts,.
BY arrangement Of counsel, w. II. F. Gardner and
W. n. Davis were sppoiuted special trustees of the
property pepding the legal decision, with satisfactory
bonds, which Will be fixed by the Court on Monday
next. A full hearing OF the case was assigned iol
Friday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
Mexican News.

NEw-ORLKANs, "Wednesday, Jan. II I8J3.
Additional adyices from Mexico, Of the oth inst,
stste that uarez h, refused to ston TO the conms-
BioDers from Robes.
Zuloage, before hs fan, had approved the PROPOSE
fiors from France and England for settle nent OF the
Spanish question and the Spanish authorities had ex-
pressed their satisfaction.
The United States frigate Saratoga was still at
Sacrifcios. an ann
NEwORLEASs, Thurs5sy, JAN 10, 1859.
The only additional news of importance by the
Tennessee Ia that there five French four Spanish
end three English men-of war vessels at Saerlicios
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
GOVERNMENT CLERKS AND MESSENGERS.


Of Wssbngo among the several States and Territories
srd District Of Columbia
Enacted BY the Senate and House Of Rspyetsnt1tfres Of
United Stdtes If America Csn9ress dsssmbted That
hereafter al appointments of clerks and employed
or poyed In, connected with the several depart
m.ns Of Government iDthe CJ OF Washington, shall be
appointed the States aud Territories Of the United
in proportion 10 lie representation OF said States spd
the Hose Of Representatives, and the District OF
Columbia sba be deensd oI this purpose, equal to one Coz
sressiOnal District
"sEc And Be IL Jyh>r enacted That in making the seec
I'll the aforesaid Offices sct1a residents OF said several
States Territories and Of the District of Colimbi, shall n
all be selected and appointed and as lar practicable
selections shall be made from the several
Districts of said States.
"sEc Ind be 1t further enacted That when vacancy
shall by deah resignation removal or otherwise In any
Of the said It shall be the duty OF the head
Of the .n.ut where such vacancy select from the
Territory and from the Congressional Dstricts having
the ses number Of clerks and nesfenge from tue best
qualified applicants 10 fill the vacancy and this rule ha gov
p appointments hereafter 20 be made, until the clerks and
the several Departments spporoned equally
Territories and District Of Columbia Is provided IN the
trst section OF this act
"sEc Ind be n (xythey enacted, That when vacancy
of the aoesad departments and no sPpcatons
20 the appointment bead of the department. may notify the
OF Congress the District entitled 20 toe appoint
msu Sepstor from the State or the delegate
Territory requesting the OF competent persons IN
m said vacancy and IT, within thirty days from such notice
svsn competent aud qualified does not present
the Office then the head Of the department
pon. from the district entitled and proceed this order
until the vacancy 10 filed
"sEc And be (urdiey enoed That the several depart
aforesaid employ temporary clerks should the
operation of this bill until the district entitled should
ompetent person to fill such vacancy"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

Little Ella has given several private readings dur-
ing the week. The Academy Of Music and the Copper
Institute Hal have been rendered 10 Little Els for
grand complimentary benefit trial Of her vsiss
was made in both places yesterday and resulted vsv
satisfactorily. The benefit will take place in sbose
ten dsys at the Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

PREPARATIONS FOR ST. PaIRrcKsD meeting
Of the various Irish civic societies Of the city hst
la, evening q, Hbernian hsl No. AZ Prince street
for the purpose Of devsing means Tor public demos-
s,rstion on 81. PAtricks Day, Vhich IL the 18th Of
March. Over a hundred persoA we're present, Haga
O-Reilly presiding as Chairman. No business Of im-
portance was done beside. They s5jouroed to mes
again this evening
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
u. 8. Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. TT, I8oJ
No. 2S5 John 4. Mason Vs. Joseph G. Gamle ct al
Motion TO dismiss argued for snd against.
No. 80. George Smith We. Jno. j. Orton. Argument
concluded for appellant
No. 10. The United States va. Michael Nye. Argu-
meut commenced for the appellants and continued for
the appellee, Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
Detention of the North American.

PORTLAND, Me-, FTday, Jan. IT., IcJ5'
The Canadian screw steamship North American
will not sail for Liverpool tomorrow as advertised
ns Il has been found necessary to take her into the
drydcck 10 repair the injury she sustained in striking
upon the rock of Cape Race. 1t is hoped that she
may be got ready to sail on Saturday OF next week.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
The Ningara,s News mt New-Orleans.

NEw-ORLEAhs, Friday, Jan. IA, loo9.
The European advices, per steamship Niagara at
halifax were received by the agent Of the Associated
Prese at II O'clock by the National line, and pub
kshed in the regular afternoon editions OF the asso-
'ciaieA press exclusively.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

HALTFAA, Friday, jan. II, ioJ5'
The Royal Mail steamship America, from Boston,
arrived here at u o'clock this morning. and sailed at
. for Liverpool. Weather calm and overcast.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
The California Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY, Jan. II, IoJy.
The Overland MsiI, with San Eqecisoo dates OF the
2Hh M, has arrived here. No tw9e0gh or way pas
seurers came with it, The is Of no importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
The Ship Edward.

BOSTON, Friday, Jan. I4 I6I
The ship Edward, from Calcutta, for Boston, has
arrived at Proypcetown with loss of sails bulwarks
stove plank split shear stArted in the fore channel Is
and leaking badly and with only four men tit tor duty
She will be towed to this port.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

CorRI OF APPEALS. Jan. IA, 8J3.-Schuyisr County
sa srsuneu.: Hon 4 Dven fof dsfsodsnt1
l6s ia SiS sexsox CT.
csssas lss Jss. N-r, .. ~ ., A u u, y. = 81, n, u
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15

TooMBs to lay it on ERE table wa' also lost BY y
ne senate then discussed for an hour proposed to
adjourn 70 Monday, xr. BrOS9 Mss Protesaog
sy.s ,sssss to-morrsw would advance the public
IT, G.cussion ended in the proposal being agreed
N and the Senate adjourned until Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
Death of Capt. Tunis Van Vechten.
Ths America Outward Bound.

ALBANY, FRIDAY, Jan. II, ISoy
CapA Tuuis Van yeohten, ir., died suddenly to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
uOTSF or REPRESENTATIVES,.

n, motion of Mr. KUNKEL Pal the Secretary Of
Che Navy was requested to furnish statement OF tos
amount Of coal used by the Navy since 1852; snat
commissions have been paid 10 coal agents, ana oy
what authority such officers have been appointed.
The Select Committee to investigate the aceoups VI
Mr. Seaman, the late Superintendent OF Pqollc rILn.
ipg as authorized to employ stenograp9er 40 vas
also the Committee Judiciary 70 aid ID the eAa'n
alton Of the charges against Judge hwin' o...,o..
Reports were submitted from vsrious CpInn'''ec''
nfter which the Private CeeDder We &c - nnnd
and his Interpreter Mr.. Erskine, to receive presents
from Queen Victoria vas passed. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-15
FROM FLASHING TON.

REFLECTION OF MEssRS. FESSENDEN AND VIII
soS-MR. TRUMBULL-TlE DEBATES IN ThE
SENATE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

Dust on the leaves! The Lily of the dell
She who has kept her primal form SO we'll,
W ears now the stain upon her breast Of snow
q, spoiier. stay thy blight
Claim not this child of light.
For much we need the lily here below.
The waiting Lilly in whose look we see,
For Earth sweet prophecy;
She must not dropping be;
Come gentle rain,
Give her white robes again
She must not diel
Dust ON the leaves! The Rose is in her shroud
She whose mysterious beauty awcs the proud
And brings sweet solacc to the heart of care
Thy blight. dread spoilcr, stay!
Take not the rose away
fAavc her here if hut to whisper to Despair
II but the Rose had lived and pcrishcd here,
'Would make Il stricken sphere
Where love must SIGH;
Come, gentle rain,
Wal,eh the Rose again
She must not die.
Dust ON the leaves Dust ON the flowers that rise
With an immortal meaning in their eyes
see, Faith and Love have taken the dark embrace.
O, spoilcr TO thy power
We give each earthly flower
Slay the fair Rose and Lilly in their grace
Yet leave, earth's darkness, Faith and Love-
With smiles like those above
For mortal lip aud eye
Come, heavenly rain,
Wake the soul flowers 0gNin-
These must not die
Sacramento TIlou.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
-.C-rAA

&u~lIalI4 SalSapa1'illa, NCl-
low Dock and lodidc Of Potass, is prepared from
the finest Bed jamaica SarsaparilIa and English
ioddc Of Fotaes- -admilable as a restorative and
purifier of the blood-t cleanscs the system of
all morbid and impure matter removing PIN.
pies, bolS and eruptions from the skin, cures
rheumatism and pains Of all kGds. All who can
afford should use IT, as it tends to give streng th
and proong life. Sold 10y Druggists generally,
az s LOO per bottle.
X. HALL & co., Proprictors,
Wholesale Druggists ll3 and ll5 Clay street,
San Francisco. 3Sl3in.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
Redemption Fund Notice
TREASURER's OFFICE,

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
l. Of an act passed creating Redemption Fund
for Trinity county, sealed proposals will be re
ceived up to the last day Of the session Of the
Board Of Supervisors, in November next, for the
surrender Of County Warrants
No bids will be received for more than the par
value of said Warrants. Warrants proposed to
be surrendered must accompany the bids.
\. NJ. KRUTTSCHNITT,
3Stsb. Co. Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat in pursu-
Nance Of the Statutes made ard 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 yacan-
cy occasoned by the resi- snalion Of Geo. W. Ham.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
TLsl hand aud seal this 9th day of Oct. A. d.,
I659.--382i NJ +. GRIFFIN, Co. Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DECREE and
ID order Of sale, to me directed and delivered,
issued out of the 9th judicial District Court, Of
the State of California, in and for the county OF
Trinity, upon judgement made and entered
therein on the 9th day OF May, \. D., 1859. in
the action of Henry Hooker against Z. c. Kelly,
L. j. Curtis and n Garland, as therein comman-
ded, will sell at public sale, to the highest bid
dor. for CnSh. on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
Saturday, oct. goth.

fDN'b'tA Nit', y WV - tAis
A. D., 1859, at o'clock, p. m. at the Court
House door in said county Of Trinity. all the
right, title and interest Of said Z. G. Kelly, f. j.
Curtis and n. Garland in and to that certain
property in said decree, described as follows, to
wit -
"The Trinity River Canal and Mil promises,
commencing at a dam on Trinity river, in said
county cf Trinity, known as Rcas' saw mill dam,
five and three iourths miles above the mouth OF
Weaver creek, following the meanderirGs Of the
river thence down the said river on the north
west bank thereof, three-fourhs Of mile to
Reas' saw mill thence the main branch of said
Canal extending down said river on said bank to
the lower end of FcEsy Ear, together with the ca
nal or race leading from the main canal and
crossing the said river at the said saw mill, and
extending down the said river one and one half
miles to lngram's Bar together with the dam and
saw mill, and all buildings erected by said com
pany on said premises, together with the grounds
on which said canals are constructed, and to the
distance Of thirty feet from the center Of said
canal on either side of the same : Said canals
were constructed for the purpose of diycrting the
waters OF said Trinity river on to the bars ana
diggings below said dam, as above described. for
mining and milling purposes-all OF which is sit
uate in said Trinity county and State Of Calilor
nia.-Dated Oct. 7th, 1853.
|. G. MESSEC, Sheriff
BY Gro. w. HAN, Under Sheriff
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

ADVICE TO NEW CoMEns.-The Amudor Leiger
offers this advice to incoming immigrants -
" Gentlemen, come along, but be sure and bring
your knitting and stay to tea,' aud do not lay the
natteriug junction to your souls that fortune
can be made in a week or year, for it nov takes
time, either with capital or labor the fortunes
that could once be found lying around loose
have been picked up aud carried away
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
A-@'e

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. 12, !. 0.
O. F.-Mcets ON the evenings of the first and
lhird Monday Of each month. at odd Fellows
Hall, :. Cinord's" building. Main street Patr-
arcls from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
ltd. \. NJ kRUrTSCuNGrr, :.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
q q ~
NORTH STAR LODGE.

IN'No. 81. meets every Wednesday s>(SS
evening, at o'clock, at odd Fellows ~5,h,,.>>
Hall, Main street. Wcayervjllc. All visiting Bro
thcrsare cordially invited to attend.
It'd. j. WALTER, Il. 5.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
TRINITY CHAPTER,

aNNssa No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
zIESs on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
s4aEStsH each month AT the Masonic Hail. in
Weavcrville
2Gtd. JNo. \. WATSON, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

ApyEnTlsEMENrs.-SAM LoFFMAN has received
his Winter stock Of clothing dry goods, etc,
Francisco retail rates The assortment is one of
the most complete ever in the mountains.
JAMES PATRICK & Co, agents, offer new ar
tcle Of Gin Jockey CIub House.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
DIR. j. L. CXlPH-lYS
Private Medical and Surgical Institute,

Sacramento street, below Montgomery,
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Olicc,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ES'aJLjvhed IN 1851, for tie Permanent Curc Of all
prtctic amt ci1oHic diseases, and TOR tie suppress
sion Of Qatc'Gy
A TrENDiNG AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
~ l.. j. CIAPKAI, NJ. D., late in the lIauga-
rian Revolutionary War, Chief Physician to the
20th Regiment Of llouved>, Chief Surgeon ta The
Military Hospital Of Pcsth Hungary, late Lcctu-
rcr on Diseases OF Women and Children, and Hon
orary Member OF the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine. Eig~ Particular attention paid to the
treatment Of diseases peculiar 10 Women and
Children. ".iG
Office hours-From 9, n. m, till ., p. m. Com
munications strictly confidential. Permanent
cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consultations, by
letter or otherwise, free.
Address, DR.. l.. j. CIAPKAY,
Snn Erancisen. OH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

WY 50 MrCn BEAUTY rs POLAND" Because"
says Bayard Taylor there girls do not jump
from infancy to young ladyhood. They are not
sent from the cradle directly to the parlor, to
dress, TO sit still and look pretty. No, they are
treated as children should be. During childhood,
which extends through period Of several years,
they are plainly and loosely dressed, and allowed
to run, romp and play in the OPEN air. They are
not loaded down, girded about, and oppressed
with numerous lrlla and supcrabundant fIounces
50 as to be admired for their much clothing. Nor
are they rendered delicate and dyspcptic by con
tlnual stulIing with candies and sweetc cakes, az
are the majority Of American children. Plain,
simple food, free and various exercise and abun-
dance Of sunshine during the whole period Of
childhood, are secrets Of beauty in after life"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
5 Decial n Office =.
MI A s Q N I Q :

a Trinity Lodge, No. 27, F. A. M.-Hold
~ theirregular communications at Masonic
~ Hall, Weavcryille, on the last Monday of
each month.
.7ss~ Hour of meeting, G o'clock, p. N.
Il. 7. MILLER, Scc'y. 25td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22
Saturday. Nov. 9TH. A. D.. 1859.

at o'clock p. m, at the Court House door in
said county, will sell all the right title and in
crest of said defendant in and to said property,
at public SALE to the highest bidder. for cash.
/, G. MESSEC, Sheriff.
Weavcrville, Oct. H. 1859. 80.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-22

CHALLENGE SALoON.-Mr. John Moloney has
purchased the above saloon and fixtures Of E. ID.
Campbell, Esq, who has gone to the Bay.