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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

After full reflection, the Publishers OF tnis paper
have become converts to the Cash System The nest
powerful argument which has urged them to this
position is found in their account books wherein is
recorded debt due them of over SHY thousand DOL
lars. accumulated since the 18th of May, 1858, and
for subscriptions alone gilmore than forty thousand
dollars Here is q suspended debt for subscriptions
averaging near eight thousand dollars per year 1t
win probably eventually net US not much more than
halffts aggregate amount. The loss isnot however,
wholly ours A portion Of it is made up by a tax
on our punciusl subscribers: as unjust to them as
the loss of the remaining portion is to us. The
remedy for this evil ksth to ourselves and our pune
tual subscribers, is in the cash system. Adopting
this system We do from this day, shall be able
to afford our weekly paper at reduced raIe. Our
plan is this: On the 18th day of May next we shall
erase from subscription lists every name not in
advance. From this date we shall enter no new
name on our books unless the money accompanies
the order. From this day We shall energeticslly en-
desvor to collect the money due us on old accounts
and make no new ones. Our weekly paper will be
two dollars per year. Those who have already paid
in advance beyond the 18th Of May, 1859, will be
allowed the benefit Of this reduction from that date
BGr We shaH keep this notice standing our columns
SntI the 18th Of Nay, and, on that day erase every
delinquent from our last acithout respect 10 persona
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"A Washington correspondent of the New York
Tribune says that the the opposition in Con-
eress are opposed to the admission of Oregon is
because by her State Constitution free negroes and
1nuattoes are not allowed to settle there. II they
consider that reason why Oregon should not come
into the Union they ought to 60 for turning Indiana
and Illinois out, because their laws sanction the
very same principles. Has not Oregon the right
TO adopt the laws ofIndians and illinois, This
sen is, however, sn false II Oregon had elected
two Republican United States Senators, instead Of
two Democrats, they would vote to admit her quick
enough.
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Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower.

IETTTH WOODS .-srhis
~ celebrated Aaehinsr scsved the fss premium Of rare
oLp MEDAL as combined keaping and Moving Mala
At the great United Agricultural Pair, hsi Il Louvs
W in September 1851 The trial OF Syracuse, ssR
York in July, all the prpa MACHINES IN The JHsc
States were thoroughly tested The committee made the Awards
br1rh Marshal p Wilder, President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville. Ky.
Ia received the award ~ the best Reaper and e. ne best
Mower before separate eomitses, appointed By the Pr
dent Of he Davidson County Agricultural Society, al NASHVILLE
n uly 1857 over Of the machines IN IN Tenn
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Aaeh1a
drp9 The last season. over every Machine In America
The above machines Tor sale By The Enderagnedf
2. p. CHEATHAM,
esnsTai Agaut for TIE ststs.
USHER. WHEELEB 4 CO.,
s,ta7-5EaR Nashville, Isaaa
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NKTE invite the attention Of lsnds and Publo yener
ally to large Of Groceries Wines Liquors and
Havana Cigars The system intend pursun keeping up
our assortment together with the perfect possess
for the purchase Of Goods, will enable buyers aduc
ments unsurpassed by any house In the city
Country Merchants with the Cash viii ind It 10 their advan-
age to call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
We call particular attention to stock Of which
Is very complete and WPrand pure and unaaulte Our
stock consists in part Of the following:
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90. Extreme Lnnruor and E,hnns-

vertigo, Extreme LanguOr and Exhaus-
tatiOn, WILL NOT TROUBLE after using one bottle of
BGRHA FE'SHOLLAND BI7TERS Take half a tea spoon.
full regularly, hour before moderateytake
short walk before breakfast and will find that
been sd Of this remedy Try rarely fails relieve
Sick Headache, Weakness Of kind, Acdy of Stomach
sry symptom Of Dyspepsia,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

vile UNION AND AMEHIcAs be requested to publish
the proceedings Of this Convention
The Convention then adjourned sine die
A. GARDEER Chairman.
J. G.. THOMSON, Secretary
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Great Exc eIsiOr shingIe Mill.
Patented March Sd, 1858,
BY HORATIO ID. mcGEORGE,
OF MoRGASTowS, VIRGINIA.
The following are some OF the advantages
claimed for this NH.


Ist Tn. Mil the most simple, complete, esmprehensvs,
machine for making Shingles Of Ne l. quasut
OF any all kinds Of timber.
"a This Mil makes superior single to an others Wheher
ard viii make from third % one fourA
more shng Of timber than oter
chine, and they command s better price.
&C. NIL win make from IS 5000 perfect and sasoda
shingles in hours kept srder aEd properly
tended to.
This MIL isles cumbersome occupies less space mars
aRd requires less than otter mill sa
Mil composed entirely Of iron and steel and Ehsa
sent from manufactory Is ready f0rthe belt
9Th person make perfect singles sn - Hrst ta
the experienced, and Win equal faeg IN
facr it is the u plus ultra Of single machines
The subscriber having purchased he Letters Patent for Ne
tire state this invenoa. will most positively
vent any infringement Of the and will dispose Of ste
Couaty individual rights terms rsuneave @ tn u
chaser. u. uALAlAA-
Mr. Burns John Morrow, Messrs. Furman q Co.
NASHVILLE. Tennessee. will with promp attention.
Having had machines exhibition Nessrs
yannov Turbve Co.'S Of this city for several months,
would refer builders and carpenters 70 Is merits
and quality Of shingles.
NAsavutk, December 25 1853
will also act agent The Of the abovs machines
Kentucky. Indiana, Arkansas Illinois, Mississippi snd fszs
dec25-du. D. GILLIAN
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st. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE river has risen IA inch.
es IL the last "A hours. The missing Neosho mail
party have arrived at Albuquerque.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

ZINE supply 81 this most economical ceal, zd
the Etna Coal Yard, hack Of he NASHVILLE and ChastG
ao0ga Railroad Depot and selling at hs following low prices
Large Lump Round Coal y cents bush $3.50 ss
Mixed Large and Fine do 20 do d or % %
Fine do 10 de- Dc Or 4.uo -
Try and ysu will convinced Il Is the lest coal 4 ~
market. tdec3l.dly -2dpgl 8 J. A6NAH+
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IUSURAN CE.
Nash & VI RI, Agents,

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
VETILL Fire Risks, ct fair rates in this old reliable Insu
Wv Company that has paid losses for 40 and
has amounting TO nearly Eigh hundred hOuS
and dollars security for Policy holders
II ? Office No. 25 College street, Nashville, Tenn.
ENTANTED.--The Principal Of a large Boarding School
wv young ladies situated in the Columbia, de-
sres employ lady in the capacity Of Housekeeper One
experience will be prefed For further reference apply this
0hce. ianl9-fl
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The Post Master General states that under the
postage Law Of lS45 the revenues and expenditures
were about equal. Since the passage Of the Law Of
1850, fixing the present rates, the expenditures
have been regularly and largely increasing. These
facts obviously suggest that if Congress is deter
mined to make the department self sustaining, the
surest means Of doing so would be a return to the
Law of 1916, and establish five cents postage for
distances under, and ten cents for distances over
three thousand miles. Hence he Tavors the bill in
troduced in the Senate st former session. This,
together with the amendments which he has already
suggested in regard to the mode Of inviting prOpo-
sails for carrying the mail and the substitution of
postage stamps for the franking privilege, would
render the department selfsustainiDg ia what re-
lates to the regular and proper regulations. Tive
sets of service we're called into existence in
quence of the necessities of States-one of the Pa
cfc route, and the other the great overland route
to California. The former after deduction Of post.
age, will cost S876 5S6 per anuum and the latter,
when the Salt Lake line is added will cost $500 0O0
which there will net probably be sufficient post
age revenue to pay.
Mr.. Wakemsn, passenger BY the overland mail,
reports that the Mexican boundary commissioners
had trunk containing valuable papers stolen from
their travelling conveyance, short distance this
side of Ell Psso river.
fearful epidemic has broken out among swiil
fed hogs at Mill Stone, near Raritan, N. j. Up
wards of 100 die daily. sharp look out is order
ed TO be kept by the police for disOrdered pork.
1t is said that dispatches have been receive from
England, by the Canadian Government, containing
the command that her Majesty's award of Ottawa
for the seat of Government shall be carried out.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

PEPPER, SPICES, &C.,
Fet making Gambs, 6reunh and Whole Spices Pepper
Sauce Buckwheat Tongues Dried Beef Chocolate Cocoa
Split Pear Canberre Curre Powders, Isingas GelAe TIA
Ian Maccaroni and Vermice Dried Dutch and Rec Herring
CHEESE.
English Dairy Pine Apple Hoand Gruyore, SaPS Sage Pat
Grassi, &c
MUSTARD.
Durham Lexington DizOn Aromatic, Epeuran, Frsses, &c
and oswess, Pearl and esrH Starch.
YEAST POWDERs.--Prsstoa & Mernrs
Star and Fancy eolSrsd Wax
SOAP. --FamiIy, CASTLE and Toilet
WOOden and Willow Wares
Matches and TabIi salt,
HIce--Fresh Carolina.
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LIQUORS.
Brandies--In Wood ana GLASS;
Csstilion lsl5 Vine Growers Company Julian Lahesrs
p H. GODDARD, 1906; ETC., etc.
MadeirRs--In Wood and GLASS;
Welsh Brothers. London Particular LIP, L P sts etc
Sherries--Tn Weed and GLASS;
Cabinet, Harmony, and other well known brands.
POrts--In Wood ana Glass.
London Deck, Burgundy and Pure Juice.
whiskIes--
Fine Old "BushmilrsT Irish WHISKY Bourbon, Eye no
nongahelai etc, ETC.
OLD JAMAICA AND ST. CRUZ RUM.
Holland Gin in jugs Mslsa White wue Clarets Sparkling
and Sill Hooks, MOseIles and Stein Wine.
LIGHT WINES, CORDIALs, &c.
Maraehins Curacao, Anisee Ahsynt Ts,nOuh GuinOles
kr.hwasser Ginger Blaekbsry asd RasPbsry Wine, As
Champagne
C. Farri Max sautsru, Cabinet and Imperial. quarts
and Pints; Creme de BouSe Crescent, etc.
Porter, Ale, &c.--
c. Masetti Sons London Porter; Doves Scotch Ale
puneans Imperial Ale.
RITTERS.
G'usy's S'OushtOn,
H.s,.tt.r',, EliEr
SCHNAPPS.
VOLTS Schedam schnapps
NolHer's, VanderHer's and other SchnapPS
HAVANA CIGARS.
A large assortment Of Choice HAVANA Cigars,
Of the most approved brands Chewing TObaees, snua
THEORETICALLY SEALED ARTICLES.
HOLSTERS, CLANS,
Salmon, Fresh Tomatoes
Mackerel, Green Pears,
Oysters. Mushrooms.
Sardnss, Crusasd PEtes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
LANEER, PHILLIPS q co.
ON MONDAY, 24th JANY 1859, will sell for Cash in
front Of Warehouse, complete assortment Of Groceries,
consisting ia part as follows, viz:
a. hhds crop Sugar; 100 boxes Star candles;
200 bags Coffee; 100 y and do
IS bbls Moasses; IS bxs selected w. r. Cheese:
40 bbls crusd powd Sugar; 100 barrels White Whisky;
IS kits Mackerel; Is do N Y. Brandy;
100 boxes Flasks; 10 do Holland Cha;
u cases Sardines; 300 kegs Nails;
20 boxes Cove Oysters; IS ds5en Painted BueketS
10 bags Pepper; 30 nests Tubs;
% chests Tea; IS STARCH
20 bales Cotton Irvine; do Soap;
b coils Rope; 20 do Doyle's Candles;
IS cases Matches; 100 dozen Mason's Backing:
$50 pkgs NJ. X. RaiSns; $50 pkg Mackeral kits
10 bbs Texas Pecans; =. Ibis and bills;
Together with other articles complete
sale LANIER, PHILLIPS 4 co.
janlS-M No. 80 Market street
B: We will continue to sell regularly every Monday
throughout the
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FRUITS, NUTS, TEAS &C., ,kc.
2sns Ourrant Fgg Dates, Crsa, Psunees, Dry Ginger,
secess RAsns Pscans Amends Brazil Nuts Eng
ish Walnuts, &c.
TEAS.
Imperial GunpSWder Young Hyson ooloRg and PsTchang
Of superior quality and in all sized packages.
SUNDRIES.
Canton Ginger, Chinese Chow Crackne Biscuit Bent
Co 5 Water Soda and Carkers, Champagne Biscuit,
Brackets Fancy Boxes French NOuga Faycrng Extracts
and Essences Cochnea fer eOlorng Jees Creams syrus
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SUGAR.
Leaf eruAsS- Powdered aranuiasa, cariasa, and srA
COFFEE
Java, MOche, Laguyra, HAVANA, Cape aad Bi'.
MOLASSEs.
Choice Sugar House, Golden Syrup, from DecAss Refine
~. st. Louis.
Together with every article required for Family uss.
ALI AEr1sLHs srL1vrzED yazE o. baAEAsE.
Janla-d1 n. =. BNOWDEN 4 60
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PICKLES, PRESERVES, SC, &c.
PICKLES.
English, French every description, and in all
sze3 packages.
SAUCES.
worcestershire, Regents,
John Bull, Beef Stake,
Quin, Lord Mayors,
Camp, SIR Robert Reei,
M0gul, India Sey,
Soyers Relish Sauce Piau6nte.
KetchuPs.
Tomato, Mushrson and Walnut.
PRESERVES.
Boston, HAVANA Chinese Shaker Pie Fruits asserted
English; Lemon and assorted syrups.
JELLEES.
Red Currant; Assorted Jams; Guava Jelly.
FRESH FRUITS.
Assorted Peaches Strawberries &C. in Tin aAd Glass French
and American.
LIME JUICE
Rose Water Orange Water, caPsrs, Olives, Stuffed
Olive, Olive Oil.
BRANDY FRUITS,
OF evesy description, French and American.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.
FTNHE fne passenger steamer TEMPEST, D. G.
PARR, Master, will leave above this day, at
O'Clock, P. NJ uSsz=zzsss<EEsA
janl9-lt II. II. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR MEMPHIS.
YEyHE fine passenger steamer, CUBA, J. L. BEAr,
MAN, Master, Mill leave WEDNESDAY, ~, sla6-sA
instant, at Ie O'Clock, NJ For freight passage -
apply on board
jaIS-n. A. HAMILTON, Agent
FOR NWE ORLEANS.
TUNHE splendid passenger steamer Z. A. OGDON, -
JAS LEE, Master, will leave for the above and Aza
all intermediate landings this day, the 18th inst.
at II o'clock, b. For freight passage apply board
janI9-lt G. T. YEATMAE, AfeAt
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
SSTEAMER EAsTPORT, E. WooD, Master, will go
- in the Nashville and New Orleans trade eH4fa
season, leaving here WEDNESDAY January l9, -
For freight and passage apply on board to
jaIs-a A HAMILTON, Ag't
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
TTHHE splendid passenger steamer n .RUNYAN z
MILLER, Master. will leave for the above and ssH
all intermediate landings Thursday, the goth ins
4oelock p ~ For freight passage apply board to
janls-3t II. II. HARRISON, Agent,
GODEY's LADY,S BOOK, for February.
Just receivedby
janis JOHN YORK & co.
MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.
Peterssns Ladies' National Magazine, February.
Godeys Lady's Book, for February. received by
janis F. HAGAN.
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TIN A Il E.
TWJHE SUBSCRIBERS are engaged in the Mandatory
of Tin Ware. Every piece that leaves the house is
ererranfed and finished with the greatest care
Special attention is paid to repairing Cooking vessels and all
articles Of Tin Ware MACKENZIE MlNCHIN,
jaI5 IA College srest.
HTROUGHT IRON STOVES.---we have an as
wv sortment Of these popular Stoves which we will sell
the hest for h short time to punctua Gus
toners. MAChENhIE & MINohIN,
HOOKING STOVES.---We have for sale three
Y sizes of the
The Beauty of the West, do.
The Hickory. do. do.
The above are warranted bake we to draw we'll in fact 70
do we'll every way They good Stoves the mark
eta little heavier than any sthe and quits cheap the
cheapest.
have the following patterns Of Cooking Stoves for wood
The 'Tennessean, with 4 or hOAess
The Black Oak.
The Old Hickory.
The Forest HOmes
The COmets Sizes
Wehave full supply Of Parlor and Mantle Crates lamb
Crates, &c, &c.
HEATING STOVES.
We have good assortment Of
ParIor stoves, office
and Church stoves
for Coal or wood.
MACKENZIE & MIGCHIN,
iaIs Il College Street.
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NRw PgBLIcAFIoNs.
AGreat Book for tho Holidays, for Sunday
Schools and for she Library.


ILLUSTRATORS DRAWN FROM THE AAsNR8s
AND CUSTOMS. THE SCENES AND scENERF
OF THE HOLY LAND.
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a. RIVA & co.
Ne. so south Market Street,
CoNE ABOVE WATSON HOUSE, sEEErr9
TESSRS. A. RTVA CO., direct importers Of Wine, Cog
w Brandjss, Domestic and Havana Cigars, hSvs
Market street. No. door Watson H0u.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-19

BEN. VI. NOEL u CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCTION AND
COMMISSION lIERCHAN rs,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQCOHS, Gle
CARS, TOBACCO, AND ALL DESCRIP-
TEONS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
No. 8 Market Street,
NASHVILLE, NESSEE.
HAVE Groceries
Cgars, Tobacco, Liquors. and wish to purchase thu fol-
lowing articles Of Produce
Corn, Lard and BacOn---Ws will pay the highest
jal4, 'lS. BEN NJ. NOEL co.
AATS.---I0OOl bushels good sound Oats
" Ijal4, 5sl BEN NJ NOEL co.
CREEN APPLES. ---I 900 bushels good green Apples
" in barrels or loose tjal4l BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
DRIED FRUIT.---lO,OOO bushels dried Apples and
~ Peaches tjal4 BEN n. NOEL co.
INLAX SEED. ---3 lO0 bushels Flax Seed wanted imus-
III diately. jail BEN. NJ. NOEL & CO.
MILLET SEED.---5OOO bushel good clean Mlet
w Seed ljal4i BEN. M NOEL & CO.
LNGGS.---IGO,OOO Eggs for Packing.
EEATHERS, BEESWAX, AND GINSENG.
IL We will pay the highest market price IN C4aH FOR all that
is offered ljanA, 49, BEN. NJ NOEL & co.
CORN! eORN!!-We want to purchase Immediately
10000 bushels good mechantable Corn, either in sacks
loose. ial4 'j9l BEN. u. NOEL co.
IDEA NUTS.---5OOeO bushels Pea Nuts 70 fill an order
Il ljaI4, 59l BEN N. NOEL & co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28
--latest State Events,

A FRENeHMAN was drowned at Oroville while
attempting to secure a ferry boat, on the goth
....FoUR hundred and twenty passengers, and
Sl,792,727 went away on the goth, in the John
l.. Stephens. THE libel case of Jobsou ag.
Newell, San Francisco editors, has been dismissed
....THE steamer Princess, and barge in tow of
the Martin White, came in collision on the Sacra-
mento on the 10th. There were two hundred
passengers on the Prncess-all unharmed. No.
body was to blame, as usual. COLLINS. the Irish
comedian, is making people laugh, at Orovlle
THEY are going TO allow all democrats who
voted for 10. Baldwin last fall, to participate in
primary meetings in Sierra county IIoN. NJ
KIRKPATRICK will deliver the 4th of July Grafton
at La Porte. Mr.. L. E. Pratt's anniversary Odd
Fellows address at La Porte occupies eight col
umns in the Messenger. 1t is very able docu-
ment The Citizen reports that there is new
plenty of water, and business is improving in the
southern portion of the county. -. THE remains
of Peter Lassen and his murdered companion
have been found, and buried at the place of mur
der. His brother Masons intend to remove them
in due time. THE Napa Reporter advises unem-
ployed typos" not to come there-too many
already .MRs. NJ. G. BLANDING, Vice Regent of
the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association for Cali
fornia, has received $5,249 towards the Fund
....R. r. RYAN, Of San Francisco, sues Capt.
VIM. NJ, Lubbock and R. A. Johnston for S25,0O0
damages for malicious prosecution. CHARLES
MCLAUGHLIN has been appointed Superintendent
Of the Western Division of the Southern Over
land mail route, from San Francisco to Fort Yu-
ma. :. REV. s. ID. STMoNDs and editor Roberts of
the Grass Valley National, are at foggerheads-
both saying sharp things. GREAT quartz ex-
ctement exists at Blue Tent, Nevada county, on
account of late discoveries . A LITTLE daughter
of F. b. Kellogg, of Napa valley, was drowned
in Il cistern near her fathers residence, week
ago. ANNA RuTLEDGE wants divorce from
her husband, in Sacramento, because he don't
make good husband THE superintendent of
the San Francisco branch mint contradicts the
report that it will be closed in June. FARMERS
are cutting hay in Napa. JONI WILSON, pro
prietor of the San Francisco Lyceum. has pur-
chased the performing elephants, Victoria and
Albert, foP S22, 000 and will exhibit them through
the State this summer. WIN. BAUSMAN, OF the
Sacramento "prcss gang" has gone and married
.CHAS. r. STREET. of Shasta, declines running
for Senator in that district.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

WeavervilIe theater on Saturday aud Sunday
evenings; the attendance was not large. 1t is
an excellent company. and We hope they will be
well patronized in the mountains. SAM Wells is
one Of the finest singers we have ever heard in
the State, and the remainder of the company are
not far behind. They will play here again on
their return from Yreka.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

outrage ON AMERICANS IN HERMosILLo.-W.
II. Jarvis, in company with several other Ameri-
cans were obliged to Gee from Hermosillo to
Tubec, on the 3Oth of April. A singular excite
ment is said to have. existed in the former city,
and all Americans were notified to leave forth
with, under penalty OF death. No reason was
assigned for this sudden and remarkable edict.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

SrUART's FORK DITcH.-The engineers are now
employed in surveying the ditch from Stuart's
Fork to Bolts diggiugs If their report is favor
able, capitalists from below intend prosecuting
the work Immediately. So far, the engineers
speak in fattering terms of the route.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

THE little poem, "Just Ahead" by WELLS,
published few weeks since, and which the au-
thor considered of not much account, is being
extensively copied.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

Wool RAISING IN SACRAMENTO VAILEY.-The
wool trade on the upper Sacramento is coninu-
ally on the increase, and promises to become q
most important feature in the trade of the nte-
rior. On yesterday the steamer Gem brought
down eightyseven bales, and on the trip previous
one hundred and twenty bales of good wool, from
the counties of Tebama and Cousi. We are in.
formed by trader in the article, of this city,
that there will be exported from California 6OO,-
600 feeees, averaging three and a-half pounds to
the fleece. This is bat the spring shearing in
the fall of the year the same amount will be ex-
ported Standard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

PEAs-We have received the first green peas
of the season from Crosson's ranch, Rattlesnake.
They are of immense sizc--neary as large as
Manzanita berries. Thank you, George.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

PAYING TUE INnIAN FIGHTERs.-The Union
says that Sll 900 was drawn from the State
Treasury on the 10th, to be used towards defray-
ing the expenses of the late Humboldt Indian war.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

- WALSH, an old citizen OF Shasta, who was
,tp9rted dead short time since, has arrived at
A's nome, in Colus county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

CARSON VALLEY MNEs.-Miners on Walker
river are making from SIS TO IS per day, and in
Gold Canon from $l5 to $40 per day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

THE following is a Uebatim register Of birth
lately filed in the Recorders office of Nevada Co.:
"In North San Juan, Nevada county, May s,
1859, child. Sex, female complexion, white
trather red y name, han't got any--parenis too
poor to give it one. Parents George D. and
Sarah A. Dornn nativity, the former of New
York, the latter OF Massachusetts, complexion,
white