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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

GTThe agricultural election, on las,
Monday, was largely attended, and resulted
IN the choice OF the following officers:
President--Judge Robert J. Alexander.
Vice President Johnston.
= Treasurer--James w. Collins.
Secretary-ChundlerC Carroll.
Board OF Munugers-Shephurd Davis, G.
H. 'Arick, joseph NJ Mitchell. ID. q. Neis
wanger, W ilum Hardes:y.
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Nth AObertis
SIdERIFF'S SALE,

Nicholas Cruwley va. Daniel Grimes.
DY Virtue OF n Mandate To me directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county,
Ohio, will offer Tor sale, AT the front donr OF the
Court House, in ,sSt. Clairsvilie. on TUESirAY
the l4th day OF February, 1860. beiw, the hours
OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ md o'clock ?. NJ. OF said day
tile following described r al estate, 10 wit:
Lot No one in Block No ~. in Bellairo city.
Appraised n, the sum Of S22O0 20
Terms oil sale cash. +. LOCHARY,
Special Master.
: Sherhs Office, ST. Clairsv lille, January 5il, 1860
: printrrs tees2 II
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SALE OF REAL. ISIATE,
BY ORD Err OF COURT

nN THE 2isr day Of January. A. D.. 1850 .oa
~ tie prtinis-s willDe sold Id the ighest hid
der, III ini"wiug Real LSiale, ms the property o.
Robert hu'slJn Deceased. 10 VIII West matt oi LOT
No g. ttre.:iU tbs ui the t.l-t side ~ lot No.
% in tho town ni ilenIry burgh Belmont Co. o.
AIpras,d as oiiuws:-Wrst ha = o. Loi No. 62
OF S!5aIU; three. iouTths Oi L3t No % u. S-5 0u--
al unlnrumh.rrd hy widows dover.
Terms ul Suir.--Oae-l malt in hant; one. fourth in
one yeur. and one fourth IN Two years, with inter
81 un he Diet iTed payni' MS from the day o sale
On the premises are erect ted comfortable iiamt
dwelling, shoe Shop g..
WILLIAM TIDBALL.
Administrator of Robert l;alsiul, deceased.
December 22t, 1859.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ OTiCE is hereby given that nt the Probate
~ Cuuri for Belmont county the Undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as Administrator
OF the estate OF William Foreman, deceased, late
OF Belmont county, Ohio. p
All those inl bted to snid ee, nte nre requested Ia
make immediate pa ymen; md those having claims
against said estate notified To present them Ior
se,lem-nl WITHIN one wear IRON this date.
JAMES X. MURPHY. Administrator.
z December 7, 1859. weeks pd
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Special Wotites.
Thirty Years Experience
Has proved the value OF
DR- a. S. TCDD'5
hNui,IIktl lhll; u

LIVER COMPLAINT. DISPErsiA. iNDiGEs
-+' TION,
and other diseases OF tile Liver, Stomach, and Bow
els. 3 -
They are mare popular oday than ever before
As ip demonstrated by the testimony which We nov
daily receive from, those who have used them.
ANY one who reads the "Direetions for Use
which accompany these PILLS. will he impressed
with the fact that they are entirely different from
the eAsap pills with which the country is flooded
For int ereIing particulars, letters. &C.. see cir
cufars which, with the Pills. can he obtained o
T. II. PATTERSON and J. w. COLLINS, sain
CIairsviiir, and from Dealers generally ihroughou
the country.
4. u. LOGAN & CO., General gents,
MOI Wheeling. Va.
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Anti.SlnYtrr lectures.

Anti.SIavtry lectures.
Mr. +. II. Baker, Agent Of the Ohio Sta,e
Christian Anti Slavery Con, enlion; will
address the citizens of Belmont county a,
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VAIUABLEFARM FOR SALE

TNiIE undersigned oilers Tor sale his valuable
l. Farm in Belmont county 10 m,les beiow
Wheeling, on tile Ohio river, and continuing pboul
2Oy acres. There ARE about 90 acres cleared, and
the balance is well iimbertd. On the Farm is M
excellent young hearing OschNrd Of grated and
choice fruit, new aud comfortable hewed log
Dwelling Ho Sc, and good hewed log Barn,
auout 35x25 feet. The subscriber having removed
To the West, will give grea. bargain to any one
ID. d. Il. COwen, nj st. ClniSsviile. nr Thos. Day
on the adjoining farm JNO II WILLIAMS,
dec22Jw by ID ID L Cowen, his agent
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

EDWARD Cole VS.. s. d MaRTIN.
DY VIRTUE of Vendi TO me directed from
ID the rouri OF common Pleas oi Belmont unity
Ohio. Twill offer ior sae, ut the door OF tile Co0rt
House, in s.. Clairsvile, in said county on Tues.
day, February l4lh, 1860, between the hours ol ~
o'clock, NJ and o'clock, PM oi said day, tho fol.
lowing real estate. 10 vii; Part OF the N L or 81
Sec SO, TIP ) and Range 4, beginning for the same
at the N w corner Of said Or thence $ - w "a
poles to sloke; thence S. $50 h l6 poles 81 links
to stone thence $50 Z Is poles 10 the creek,
thence with said line N $50 w ~ poles TO the
section line; thence with said line N S9o w 10
poles to the place OF beginning, continuing acres
and So poles, more OF less. Appraised nt sl25oj;
Terms OF sale cash. T. LOCHAkY,
Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio.
She:if's Office, ST. Clairsyille. January 5,E,lo6O
So 49, printers fee, 215
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Administrator S Notice.

~ 7OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y at the Probate Court far Belmont county the
unders,g med has hecn appointed aud qualified as !
miuIstratur of the estate oil Francis ID. Fox. decd
late of Belmont county.
All those indahled 70 said estate are requested 10
make Immediate payhient, and those having claims
against said estate are notified TO present them f"s
sci Il ement within one wear from this date.
u. ELLIS DUNCAN, Administrator.
Deccnlher Z. IS5n,
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Belmont county, Ohio Court Of Com
mon Pleas.

AMANDA NJ. BRowS VS.. filsKiAH BROWN, et NJ
rFNHE pbove nlpl, d Ilsz. kiuh Brown is htrshy
J. Notified That or the IN duy ct ID lEfiinsr ~
D 1859. the ubove named Amanda NJ. Brown filed
petition in the Clerk. uilice OF ihe ahv'e nained
Court, which said petition is now pending in said
Court, the obi jerl nnd prayer o which il To procu',
a divorce from the said II. zekiah Blown. the. en-
lody OF 'hc children ,h, issue said marriage, urd
reasonable anony ior the causes OF wi!iu, ub'
seuce i,r three yenrs nn gross neglect o. duty
The sa il petition wi il be ior hearing al the next
term OF said court, commencing February Nth
1850. y. ). ADAMS. Clerk.
ID. d. Il. CowES. Attorney Tor Petitioner.
December ~, 1853. u W
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

GB. X. Co~en, Esq, Is elected Clerk
Of the Ohio House of Representatives, as
will be seen by reference 10 our Columbus
Cores pondence.
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A club Of five subscribers, at IS, will en-
title the person making it up to copy for
six months; q club of ten. at Sl5, to copy
for one year.
.i 0rProspectuses, Posters and Samples
"a sent free to any nddhss.
.sIor THO. BROWN, Cleveland, Ohio.
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6trThe mex, regular lnes.iug Of the
"Belmont Medical Society" will be held in
Bellaire City, Thursday, January 10. 1860.
.uafil A. H. HEwETsua. Scc'y.
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n Office is hereby ivcn that the Undersigned
= has been duly appointed trustee u wa liam
Hugue of Belmnnt county, Ohio. for thu .ben,tit o
his creditors, who are hereby not ited TO present
their Chime against said lloaue TO the undersigned
Tor .c ui.mcnt within SIX months from tlis date
SAMUEL McklSSON, Trustee.
Hrc, n her lat 1889 3w
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:. --'<-----s7 y - = 2 y
The Rev. RishopiSimpsoD,

The Rev. Rishop simpson,
OF the NJ. l.. Church, will deliver q lsct.
Tire on "TravelS in the Holy Land aud other
counties" in Evansville, on the evening o
January Iath, 1860. All are invited tc
attend. Admission 25 cts.
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siilEKiFt.S SALE.

Hiram Borof VS.. Joscphus Walker.
DIX VIRTUE OF an Alias Vtndi TO me direct.
ID ed from the court oi Common Pleas Ut Bel
mont county. Ohio will sell on TUESDAY. the
l7h day OF January, A. d., 1890 AT the front dooi
OF The Court House in ST. Clairsv lie. in said cuun
ty, between the hours oi 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and 4
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day the following dj.scnAe':
real estate TO viii. l9l feet on the Wts side ui 10,
No. ~ in the town OF ST. lnirsviilr, and he part
OF said lot to embrace the hole or 80 much ihnt
the frame house ,hat is now erected on said lot
being die same par, u said lot thai was convey I'd
by James Wilkins and Lydja his win 10 Archiis
Scarlefday by! decd daed September 18Th, ISL.
ALSO The Fist hail Ol Lo: No is, in ST
Claiisyillc, Belmont county, Ohio, with the appul.
" Appraised ms Gollows-Lot NJ. So. 50 $40. No
SO, $500. Terms cnsh +. LOCnARY.
Sheriff oi Belmont county, Ohio.
Sherif''s Office, 81. Cluirsvile December l5lh
1859 printers 'ees3l2
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05

DR. BRONSON having beon so far reducrd by
- consumption as to b. considered yonl ail
hope OF recovery by the most eminent OF the med.
idal profession, and also by himscli-a regular
physician OF twenty years practice as n last ie
rott, conceived the idea oi AnnlvZng the Blood
and upplying the subject OF ply sionpy to the more
immediate cannec'lUn aud effect oi the state OF tile
blood upon the health and system. l he result has
been the Production Ui this BLOOD tnop from the
use OF which DR.. BfOnsOn was restored IN per iect
health. Wi,-in six months after lis INTRODUCTION.
over iva thousand cunsump'iyer were etfectuilIy
cured by il. II you have nny comp nints ut a cen
sunpfive tendency, Cough, cold. Headache, Pal.
piiaiun Of the Heart, Loss o. app tte ur pain in
the side lose no time in pr ,curihg h,il.. ut the
Blood FooD' IL you are suffering from Nervous
ID, biiiy. or your sleep brDhep and isiurbetl, II
your spirits aie d,Ilessed or Your organs relaxed,
YOU will lind in this nm undiIng remedy, 10y com
menring Wiih ttn drnps. Ii your LAYER is torpid
or diseased in any manner Whatever. one or iwo
9,,i-r ~ he su;. invigQraie. aud bring il ini"
kvry and t thliiIuf ncituD In tIle mos in AetfnIe
cases "tIiyspepsin, the patient can here Ind the
most o.iici, aud grateful relief A htn~fit j.
always 'xperinnced after tdkns only one biitlc
In Male or Female complaints and weaknesses.
the sIti Ter, alter trying other remedies in VAN,
may rcrt assured that certain cure will result
from, the use o. Two or three bottles. The Blood
Food is eff cluai in oil cases Ui Erupiiuns salt
Rheum, ScruiulI and other like complaints Pale
and cniaciaied children and adults Ere inmela'e
~ benefited by lis use 1t gives strength 10 the
body aud color AMI heauty To he skin. physicians
OF ali schools aro using Z with wonder r'u. success.
erfor 'ull directions, see circulars. Price 81
ppr hottie,
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5 following times and places:

The Ohio Farmer
Comes to us in splendid new dress. 1t
is mos, excellent Family aud Agricu !tursl
paper. We refer you TO It's
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tIfwe are determined 10 mats Tho Chronicle
nefe interesting TO the general reader than u has
s sver hereto lore been and ask and expect an in.
srsAes interest IN its welfare by the gallant Re.
Z pnhiiesns OF Belmont county. r., ,iends, shaii we
appeal IN vainf
iErBEAR lin MIND, The Chronicle contains
u0TeA reading matter, N tteliuht6ns. Local, and
csneral New s, than any other paper published In
the county, and that also has the most complete
And .-ftiab'e Market Reports. Aa
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porGrups growers cun carry on their business
most successfully ut Hummonton. Tree from iiosfs
Sune forty Viney set out The past season. SCI
adveri!st nienl ol llsmmon,on Lands, in onotle,
sOnmn on
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'9llrq Iod s,uao CO 'aoIid

.-r .I -'Jltl'V lou sluoJ &c "'i ID
peMoroI dr5iIs ei lsnIu "I!Ioq T1G" puuoir
psdduIA suo!IaaI!p aqi 's5suo liz ~ 'sIsqIu,u H.
" oipu!9I lsuui ati swi 81! spuliuuioJ 'u' suJi
5iu.s 5iii lcJ :5ui-iiaApu I!sli 81 "suJGxt aI"tlM
dsoqM aaoqi uUa sn siujuis-!ii'apn Hu"l qlns pio
III IouuC1 ,M luu, pun 9ql 10 suonuicd'Id I'qIo
uvqi 9iou ilanni Us sisuo !! 'AlisL1--r Iu!tnJoid
~ ann au 5Soi VI npA puJuIui'ajI issuIuJ 5m
'sllI 10 suc!-InAuoJ 10 s9suo 10 u! !pomsnds !uu
lnIi5mod 5u!5q puu :aJu'lyuoo lsdfod qum 10
psll9i al uno !! 'sSsGsi!p u 5LAn puu lu!uI lsom
aVi dIoH1 loi J9!l5i 9Ins u! !! pu"q 9qi W 100
IoJ 'p5rmb,uu S! !! slanop lql 6u!Iuin5JI IoI
-'uInd 5dia"HaI pus sunh5 aql 5n!iSIIns loI usiG
.3Y 'o!,o1 AI1Iu'sAQ 50 qJns 5u!tl5'J Hu!pu ~ U
siupIdtIoo liz iuI' 'z!A 'uoliUIudeId aqIu AIsAd
i9Ap i!I',u J"!ilo si s. No!qM 'sdsuo 5ulNool aql
upu! IIh0I puu sInJ uleiI!J 81 pug 'IuGIu. JII3!
-i9p !so,u J'i 5iuiul iouuro pun ss,luiaV i!1lI3G
3! !! 'AlqlInoI-'s2uuq uAio STU hq tuo'r 10 Auuiu
'uoIua ~ 10 uo!Jd.!p Sql ibpuu sIs5Ioi 51l lioI
5np Su!"q p5ll!r!ps !! qJ!qM mn!l s.ooI Ai0A ali
--:Mois lin siu!ulduioo ,unJui ioi 1la!IG iairo
Anu qi!M ago uos!iVdmoo So 'JIu5 iu5iH uiyM du
lnd :! !! 'Alpi!qI-s ss!,I!q!suss sil 5u!udpuapJ 10
pussu! 'plui.' InOA 10 s5u!iapns an Tu!AouisI AZ
soAS!ldI Aliuanbs-uoo puu 'I'u!H Aua Io aiu!do 10
oIo5sIud upn ssII alsI!Iu5sl u 'AlpuoJsS - msIli
IuI aqJ1sjId oi siuiuliuo3 Si ugi Il! III 5ou9IJdxs
qons moiI pIgHunb llsM 5! oqm 'uG!I!sApd Inln
-oJi 20 o!iuiodsId Jp si II isIi 4 --'nPA APO
eIoloisIsp suq Aornb 40 aslnu luql iuuiison AiaAa
IsAV Ailio!isans s,l oinIs oi si!s5p sA ;IuIoYp1
zIItSvISl s,uol~a III q,!@ noA sunuasaid N |
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pJ III wanting arms in u dehgnupl cllma n
ich soil and secure from irosts-see sdver tiseu,
RsmnAnteS IaAdsia snsrher rslunH. sm
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"Orych ar Cwy'iodydci."
wlisa NrwsrArtR orrrcr.

~ Nnssuu street, Apnl ~, 81. J
PEoT. o. J. WOOD--Deaf -if some month orc
weeks ogol received bottle Of your lipn lIes,o.
Iu,iye aud gave Tiny wIie, whI concni-d 10 Wy
IL vi her ha:, liiIle tnrkiug at iID tin,a tbut II
would restorc the grny hair 10 its original color.
but 10 her well rs nv surprise sitter iew weeks
,rlaI u has per ioi med that wonderful elect i'y
turning nli ine gray hairs 10 da X brown. nj tho
same TINE teauiiiying and lhi,kcning iiit hoir. !
strongly recommend The above Restorative tO all
per sons 10 ant VI such a change VI iheir hair.
CHARLES GARDEN.
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kEw YORK, July 2J, 1857.


PROF o. =. Woop: With conIidence do 1 recon-.
meal your Hair Restorative as b ing tie ni0st
eiiicaeious article | ever saw. SINE using your
Hair Restorative my hair and "biskcrs which
were most white have gradually gfOsn dufk;-
and nov isol confident tia, u lew more applcd.
tioDs will restore ib, ~ TO ttIr natural coior "
.alsO has relieved me OF II danpfuii and unpleasant
iiching. 70 common uniong pefsois wi,1 p.ttpifc
freely J. u. klBE1.
PRuF. Woop: Aboutiwo ycurs ngo my lair com.
m,hcrd falling OFT and turning gray; 1 was last
becoming bald. ane had lTi.d many Remedies 10
no IL ct. i commenced rsirg iUut Restorative
III January last A lew applications fastened my
hoIr II my. II began 10 till up, grow Out, md
turned buck IL It's original color. black At this
tine il is mily restored TO IL original color heo lih
and appearance, und ch.erIuiiy Ieconiint nd lis
use Ia all. J. u. HOES.
CnicAGo, Illinois. May let, 1851.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of 3 tizes,
v iz: large, medium aud snl II; the small holds a
put and retails tor dol lsr per bottles the me
diuin ho lds nj ust t~enty per cent more IN pro.
portion Than the email. retai's Tor two dollars per
bot lie; tie large holds quart, ~ per cent more
in proportion, aud Tttails fOr S3.
q. J. WOOD a. CO., propiieiors, 4ii Broad
way. \, " York. md IA Market street, ct. Louis
Missouri; anu sold by all good Druggi,ls and ian.
cy Goods Dealers.
december s. - 3nionths
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/, 4ntgD Dgidtlligtnts.
IBELM0NT CHRONICLE,
\ T4t ~ Js PuRLIsnED -,
kyERY THURSDAY MORNING,


d TEIOBURN.
4 0Uce Masonic Hail Building, few
=. 4 Doors East 81 the Court House,
a. CLAIRSvILLE, OH TO-
& M vERMs or SUBSCRIPTION.
E}esuhesriher. per annn ~, --,. ei so
7X<Nte oIfise and upwards. ea.b, rs
n X{N'here dedu1,io ON 10 made TO clubs, payment
4 y fsquired str city In sdyanee.lu
IA IN 7ERMs or hDYER7IsING.
ip1e seusre, ten lines nonparsil, Of less. three -
w @rserti0ns, ei 90
Additional Insertion, IS
Aquero, three months. 50
ts six 10
~ fsif twelve Z" Q 90
XM8" tna three rfH 90
80" STA W
twelve y 10 w
~ fourth OF column. three neuths. d o.
six ~ - 0 w
:" ~ t~ eivs Is Ol
tsil of. .oiun.s. .hls. +. ,sSS
twelve w
1siunin, three months i5 OU
60 six rs vi
fpIsstts twelve ~ VI
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HOLLOWAY'.o PILLS
A BOON TO THE SIeki
DYSPEPSIA,

The rrest scourge Of this eoptinsns Ais qutrs y
oa course OF these anisepiie Pills. sa6 fhs aisfs
1.-Two organs are restored TO their proper tor.. mn
matter III what hideous shape this hydra Of dies
exhibits itstlI this searching AID sIAsxns rsne6 y
bisprr.es IL from the palient'a axstan
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GENERAL DEBILITY Axp VIZ

From whatever cause, iownsss Of spiriss aad q
other sgns.of diseased liver. and other diAoscas
ration OF the spsien vanish updsr The srsdiesiis
gelI remedy
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BILIOUS DlsORpRas,

The proper qnsnium end right soaaisiAn af mi
bile is OF momeniops i'm poTtapce U tho - n sft6
human frame, This anti-hi ious medicine exnel1 III
hidden seeds OF tee CON plant. and renders al the
Iuids ahd seeretons pure aad 1usut, elssnsinS AL
usItaIIhR the vital fnI ctinns of ha Sdr -.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-21
Gbe Grmitp gournal.
WEAVERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, .gDiy 81, 1SGO.

THE ECL1PsE.-Most Of our citizens got up in
season on Wednesday morning to look at the So
lar eclipse. As the sun is not visible in the
Weaverville basin until more than a halfhour
high but a small portion was obecurcd when it
rose over Browns mountain. One OF the party
of eXcursionsls to the summit OF % Old Baly'
furnishes the following account Of the eclipse as
seen from that elevation:
" A detachment Of our party proceeded at A.,
A. NJ, from the Lake to the top of the mountain
to witness the eclipse. When we reached the
summit the sun was struggling up from behind
the Sierra Nevadas, and we caught the first ray.
At first he looked dim, as if some intervening
object obscured his light, which we supposed to
be large rock, which was observed Immediately
on our line OF vision On bringing our glasses
TO bear we discovered that the obscuration was
in reality produced by the moon, and this was
the veritable eclipse which we had toiled so
hard to get glimpse Of The atmosphere was
clear, and a high wind blowing at the fine. The
sun rose with US at 20 minutes to 5 o'clock
cclipsed near as we could jndgc about s.
hundredths of his disk. 1t was about one hour
before the eclipse passed off, and at 20 minutes
10 O'Clock scarcely part remained obscured.
The appearance of the sun when it first rose was
like the new moon, and it retained that crescent
form until the eclipse passed off. No stars were
visible at any time after daylight. though day.
light seemed to linger and very reluctantly usher
~ the brightness usual to SUNRISE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-21
state News Hens.

THE San Francisco Bulletin asserts that one
man in that city bought S8O0OO worth of the
street scrip obligations for $1,000, few days
before the Supreme Court decision was made
public . THE rain Of last week extended thro-
out the State, and is everywhere noticed as beng
the heaviest ever known in California. -. UHLER,
a San Francisco German has been declared in
sane, because he endeavored to kill his wife with
a horse pistol A NEW woolen mill is about to
be started at the Bay. Operators have left Low
ell to take charge Of THE wheat crop
throughout the State was much injured by the
late rain THE Republican delegates from this
State to the Chicago Convention returned on the
Golden Age. An Indian boy was killed at the
70 Semitic Falls last month, by the fall of a large
mass Of rock from the high cliff on which he was
standing SUIT has been commenced in San
Francisco against Jno C. Fremont and y. 4. Sc
lover for an alleged debt of $1,000 due leopold
Franks Ok the llth Of July Sheriff Jones, OF
Colus went in pursuit Of two highwaymen who
had robbed n man, overlook and ordered them to
surrender, which they didn't do, but presented
their cooked pistols and ordered him to lay his
down they took it and left WM, II. BrGDGE,
a printer, and one of the early pioneers Of this
State, died lately at Worcester, Mass. ... THE
Daily Ereniag mirror is the title of a weekly pa
per Just started in San Francisco by Daggett
Rutherford i Foard . BETDEMAN q PAGE, of
San Francisco, whose names are used in &" FIX
Supreme Court Brokers'" libclous pamphlet,
have offered $1,000 reward for the name OF the
author and the printing office which issued it
CAPT. H. Ford, Indian Agent at Mendocino,
was killed at Nome Cult on the Sd of July by
accidental discharge of a pistol. ~ AMES BAKER
was murdered near Treka on the 9Th inst. An
Indian boy who lived with him has been commit
ted on the charge. So we learn from the North
e,a Journd. ~ THE Potter Dramatic Troupe will
probably visit Wravorlie 49,. " STEAMBOAT
JAKE" was shot in San Francisco last week. Not
wi,hstaudiug the bullet passed entirely through
his heart he lived and retained his faculties for
twelve hours THE Pacific Methodist College
will soon be built and 90 into operation, free
from debt. -. Two men fought at Mokclumnc
IIil few days ago. One had his upper front
teeth knocked ont nose bit of and one eye
eougcd out the other had three fingers so badly
bitten that they had to be ampuiatcd. Rough
Gtn' that.
I5-Thc best Remedy for rheumatism Hall 5
I T.lI ,f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-21
Wcayerville, July 81, 1860. 273w
DECLARATION OF sOLE-TRADER.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, u
County or TRINITY. %


COUNTY OF TRNuY. %
II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
IN that !, Margaret Ann Molonc, Of said coun-
ty, wife Of Michael Molonc, residing in said coun-
ty and State aforesaid, do hereby declare and
make known my intention to carry on business on
my own account aud in my own name as sole
trader, in pursuance Of an Act Of the Lcgisa-
ture Of the State Of California, entitled, IAN Act
to authorize married women to transact business
in their own name as sole trader" approved
April -, 1852. And further declare that said
business will be the business Of Darying, and
will be carried on and practised in said county,
and that the amount OF capital invested in this
business does not exceed five thousand dollars
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and private seal, this 9th day of July, A.
d., 1860. her
[Ls.l MARGARET ANN X MOLONE.
mark
In witness whereof | have hereunto set
my hand in the county aforesaid, the day
LIS. and year above written.
d. WEBSTER CLEGG,
273i, j. p. Weavervlle Township.