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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-02
PHILIP RAHM,

EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
RICYN0TD, ~.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines OF every lrscripii
VI and size, Circular saw Miis, Mi. Gearing. Min
Aacbnary OF every description Castings in Iron and Br
Lou, at short notice. Feb 3-sy
FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
NOR THE EAR lSGU-The first session will commeuce
on the %0;h January and close Jane 10Th.
Terms as for last year.
Whsn notified Of tho arrival Of stuins Blacks and
Whites suitable conveyance will be in readiness take
!eln my house To give such notice address Mrs ANN
". ORGAN, Macfarland's, Lunenbnrs.
Hy address is Richmond II this time.
JAZZ 2J-c;f JNU. ORGAN, JR.
RICH!IOND LIVE STOCK MAN rSI.
fNHE undersigned having procured the services Of 4.
Z II. Crockett, for the purpose Of selling Live stock
Ia ;= Echinoud market will, with Luther :. Irvine. be
L! :e the lSt day OF September next prepared
30 siv- e. undivided attention 10 all business entrusted
20 :en ad feel confident from their long experience 10
be able 70 sre entire satisfaction.
We w!! make liberal adYsn einents coUsi2 i2nnents
JOHN GROUSE,
Aag. 20-c;. l.. S. IRVINE.
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Ta1llE ubsc "Drr for sale their Slate River,
4 in the county Of buckingham. II contains 900
Of land vp being ul river bottom with wood land
sufficient i"r the place aud productive any the
river l. las story dwelling with four AMI all
Necessary ouhnd - for the place. Also young apple
sn ir.c orchard u teirci iru This estate is about four
I've miles rom ir James River Canal Slate River is
al.o nnysable for small boats which makes Il
rs cunv.uicnt for getting produce market II atjnins the
lands Of Dr. l;obi T. Jones' Col ". \. Ford and Others sit
ua;cd In healthy section Of country, convenient To several
churches, post Offices and mills.
We deem IL unnecessary TO say more about IL, those
wishing % purchase, vicw the place, and judge for
themselves get av information from the subscribers by
addressing them at Diana Mills, liucknghnm.
The purchaser, by paying three thousand dollars
the first payment Ave six years. longer time
Il desired, ~ make other payments, deferred payments
bearins Interest from day of sale: title retained till all pay
men,s made. JOHN & SAMUEL ALLEN.
Sent li-cwif
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-" . N
Fatal AHray.


\ suit was instituted in the fall of 1851 by
Victoria Clements against her husband, james
Clements. for divorce Depositious were taken
soon after the institution of the suit, which
rave rise to difficulty between tho defendant
and Vim. p. Gilbrrt. in which both Of these
gentlemen, as well us !, brother Of Mr. Gilbert,
were severely wounded.
On Saturday last additional dispositions were
taken at Brooks, in the county OF Franklin,
and while Capt. Vincent Wilcher was engaged
in examining Il witness, we are informed that
q brother oi Mr.. James Clements drew pistol
and fired at Capt. Witcher--thc ball passing
through his clothing, and inllictins Sigh;
flesh wound whcrcupon he returned the fire,
killing his antagonist almost immediately. AT
this instant, another brother Of Mr.. James
Clements was in the act Of firing at Mr.. Witch
.r when he fired upon him also, the ball
taking effect in the head and proving fatal
lust then Mr.. Smith, grandson OF Mr.. Witch
or and "A brother Of the plaintiff, hearing the
firing, came in and was fired upon by Mr; JAS
elements and slightly wounded on the shoul'
der, and, drawing bowie-kn!e, instantly Kill
ed Clements.
The three gentlemen killed we're brothers,
and all young men. Capt. W1tcher Is ABOUT ABOUT
10 years Of age
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pENiTENTlA!eY OW ViltGlN.A.


MANUFACTURED %; dissatisfaction, and sold .aerc and
VI the Agents store No - Pearl street, ;he following
articles, at reduced prices, to-w!t;
Beots, Shoes and Brogues
Women, Children ana Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart Harness Of every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
WagouE, Carts,
prays and Wheelbnrro~s
Wardrobes. Safes &c.
striped and Plaid Cottvrs
H.rs-y, and Lnseys for plantation hands
Gesdy made Clothing for Servants
Mos. Of the above articles hand and for sale Will
oe made or repaired other "b work done TO order On
short notice cash, 10 punctna csolners only, Oh
short time.
Orders from the country, with satisfactory references
promptly attended to. Address X. VI. NtMMO,
July "-c,f Agent and $toreke-per Va Prni,rntiarv.
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I ssAiSE: CHANCE
FOR SPECTATORS, LAND PIRATES AND WESTERN
NnALN


WILL offer for sale. at auction,i Covineton the
Il 2br!! DAY OF MARCH next Court day. TOWN LOTS
No. ~, ~, 10 III, llG III, Id. Also, al the
time. ihs: eligible aud valuable HOTEL PROPERTY on
Main street. adjoining the Courthouse square, together
with Lot No. -, occupied by the stables &c. Also
Tract VI Land on PuSCrceH coat tanning about lOp Acres
ito be particularly described before su!d ASo "
the timt and place, tract Of bcrcd land contain
ing about ,eup Acres. extending down within few hun
drcd yards u The and river. The land Is well :iIn-
hrred has upon il wa,crpUwrr and iron ore, and
siderable portion Of il is suitable 10 clear AMI cultivate
TErMs:-Uncthird Of the purchase money down; the
balance in equal payments ~ siN aud twelve months
trol day OF sale. Possession given immediately EonG
and approved security will required, together with the
vendors ien the property ,is :uther security for le
f.r:ed payments. .. T. GRAY,
attorney il. fact for the heirs Andrew - Scott decd
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JOHNSON L PJNH,
COW MISSION MER CHANTS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
OFFICE:
Front Buiidiag Shockoc Uurehousc
LNOR the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR. CORN,
i and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally, respectfully So
ct the patronage OF their friends aud the public pledgug
their prvtnpturss and fdelity 10 a cousismnerts.
T. TIESLEY JOHNSON
Jan n9-c3m WM z. PCGH
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DCHI; CUE .SEfl lssC--3u nal.:. 10y .al.ty
Feb 90 l. { U. b. DAVENPORT.
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York and Irslna, sought refuge in our State.
He waS arrested, and Immediately upon his az
rest followed y rcquiSition of Gov. Seward.
The Governor Of Virginia refused to deliver up
ihr fugitive iroE Justice in New York, unit!
Gov Seward lad returned the parties demand.
ci by the Governor o! Virginia Charged with
kil..app:u. slaves. II i> upon this point that
tl!,. rn respondcncc to which | refer tork place
ask tie clcrsa 70 read the passage which
nave marked.
The clerk read as follows from colrcspon-
,lencr. between the Executive Of New York aiIi
the Executive ci Virginia:
The Governor Of Virginia las been pleased
20 assure the Executive Of this State that the
fugitive demanded by him shall be retained in
custody for a period Of six months, TO atforr!
time for The Executive Of New York tn decide
u2nn the question thus submitted TO him.
1T would be uanifestly improper that the
fugitive should be withheld from the violated
Justice Of this State, or be detained in custody
in Virginia under laws against which he has
not offended, in consequence of any unrcason-
able DELAY on the part Of the authorities Of
This State in replying to the communication of
The Executive oi Virginia His Exccllencv.
tic Governor Of Virginia, is, therefore, respect
fully Informed hat. by reference to papers
heretofore transmitted to him an'l MS prede
ceSSor il will be found that before tic requisi-
ton for The said Pct.r johnson. Edward
Smith, and Isaac Gansey came nhde: the con-
Sileraton OF the Executive Of this State those
persons were, by a competent judicial officer,
discharged from arrest upon writ Of hdbeuS
rprrux, which is writ secured by tile ConStl-
tuition to every citizen Of this State, because
tie papers were defective and insufficient even
TO charge al offence against the laws Of Eir
snia and that when the said requisiton came
before the Executive Of this State it was dcci-
ded that the charge was, in form, defective,
and that. even if that objection were waived,
acts Of the description Of those laid TO the
charge of the supposed fugitives we're not
made ielonious NOT criminal either by the laws
of this State Or by the common law, or by the
laws OF al civilized countries; and for these
and other reasons fully set forth, it was the
opinion OF tic Executive Of this State that nc
had no lawful right or authority to deliver the
said Peter johnson, Edward Smith and Isaac
t;;usey to the Executive Of Virginia, in con-
piance with the said rcquisition. Tho Gov
c"nor nf Virginia is further respectfully in
irrnc,i that the subject has been rcconsidered
upon Is lner!ss, and also in connection with the
position assumed hy the Exccuti:c Of Virginia
in regard to the requisition for the delivery Of
the fugitive demanded by the Executive OF
til: State, and no sufficient reason is found for
reversing tic decision before made.
By the Governor:
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t;OJE WESTERN FARMING LANDS.
fsNlc undersigned havr for sale large quantities OF good
4 Arkansas farming lands, u" very superior quality,
aud on low terms.
They will lands persons desiring 10 invest,
favorable terms.
All business Of land nature attended To promptly in
part of Arkansas.
Good lands, IN large bodies. for sale cheap. For
full particulars, address DYE 4 PElTCHARD,
Dec lj--cw:m yacksonport, Ark.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07
pEAL ESTATE SALE.-Will be sold



A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF $4,000
- - WORTH OF DIAMONDS. GOLD AND SILVER
W nICHES, GOLD CHAINS, PLATED WARE AND
FINE .lEWELRf, AT AUCTION by L. w VAILL
at No. Lincoln House Block. Main street Worcester
commencing on WEDNESDAY Evening April IS at
ocluck, and continue through the week This stock
CONSISTS IN part as follows Diamond Pins and Rings of
1e htst water Gold Hunting English. American Swiss
Yer aches silver Watches Of every descriptions; Gold
vest Guard, Chatham and Neck Chains Gold Chain
Bracelets and Bands, of all pattems-Coral Cameo Mo-
saiG Lava, Enamecd and jet Sets to match: Jackets
uoiu fens Pencils, Sleeve buttons Studs variety of
patterns; silver Plated Tea Sets Table and Wine Cast
ors ana IN TACT every thing kept in first class ewelrv
store The above stock bought EXPRESSLY far the re
9il trade put must he sold Immediately to the highest
DlqIcr, without any reserve, to close the concern
Ier order OF j. Il. CONANT. Agent Tor
G. G. BACKUS, Assignee
L. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
call and examine the stock during the dav as goods viii
APPS diff M
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From MnXicn.

New ORLEANS, May 6.-The Picayune con-
tains details of Mexican news AT the city of
Mexico a specie conducta of S3000,000 was
made up, and would be escorted as far as the
national bridge The church government
would receive eight per cent. export duty on
it. The Condu.ta would leave for Vera Cruz
April 23d. The American consulate at Vera
Cruz was fully organized The United States
ships Saratoga, Brooklyn, and Pocahontas,
are at Vera Cruz. All well.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07

A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-Wo WORCESTER
"A ss.-1he adjourned Third Meeting of the creditors
of Horace r. Hicks Charlton, in said County, an In
solvent Debtor, will be held the Court OF Insolvency
at Worcester in said County on the twenty first dav of
May inst at o'clock i'll the forenoon at which meet
ing creditors be present and prove their claims.
And the Assignee hereby gives notice that his first
count of receipts payments and services lin detai in
sand case is file III the REGISTRY OF Insolvency at
Worcester, in said county. EDMUND CAPEN,
ASSN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07

New ORLEANS, April 5th.-Advices from
Mexico of the 9th, state that the liberals have
been victorious in several skirmishes 1t is
reported that the return of Commonfort caused
great excitement in the capitol.
New YORK, May 5th.-The ship Switzer-
land was burnt yesterday, at Apalachicola.
She was loading cotton. Loss unknown.
She was owned here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-The Evening Jour
nal is informed that, by the advice of eminent
counsel, memorial will be presented to Con
gress to reopen the Santillan case.
John Thomas Sergeant, exjudge of the
Superior Court of Pennsy lvania, died this
morning.
New YORK, May 5.-Messrs. Mum and
Theodore Rynders, United States deputy mar
shals, were to-day dismissed from office for
alleged completely in the escape of the sup.
posed SLAYER Storm King, which left this port
a few days ago for Africa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07

CoTToN-steady sales 1900 bales at llsc for middling
uplands.
FLOUR-Recepts 1928 bbls sales $500 bbs; state and
western dull and SC lower; southern without material
change.
WHEAT-Dull, and nominally in favor Of buyers. Corn
heavy; sales u 900 bush mixed western II % 79c white
S3c; yellow 81 % SIC. Oats plenty and dull 40
PRONISIONS-Beef quiet and unchanged; sales 400
bbs Pork anncr for mess and dull for prime; sales
ll7o bbls for sl737 q SIT Prime sl2S7i s496
Cut meats firm; shoulders "a "a Tics; hams 0 SIC.
Lard firm; sales $50 bbs at l05 III. Whisky un.
changed Rice in fair export demands sales S0O ties at
do " &c; 400 boxes Havana ON private terms Mo-
lasses UNCHANGED.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07


Baron Gros was to leave Paris for China on
the 18th of April
1t Is stated that Austria, Russia and Prussia
had agreed to proposition that contemplated
European conference on the Franco-Swiss
question which should meet at Paris. This
conference it is presumed, will be composed
OF the following powers Austria, France.
England, Spain, Portugal, Prussia Russia
Sardinia, Sweden and Switzerland. who viii
be represented by their ambassadors to F,ance
The Paris flour market was firmer, and had
advanced one franc per sack.
In Savoy the voting on the question of an.
nexation to France, took place on Sunday.
April 22nd A despatch from Chamburg. In
the Paris journals says, the enthusiasm was
immense. All efforts to induce the people to
abstain from voting, completely failed. The
whole number OF the voters in the district of
st, Jean Meuriene, have voted for annexation
to France. At Faucigny the voting was al
most unanimously for annexation. AT Bonnie
vile there were registered 276l ayes, and one
no. AT Chamburg 5000 ayes out of $500 en-.
titled to vote AT Annecy, the voting in favor
Of annexation was nearly unanimous A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07
THIRTY Sixth CONGRESS.
SATURDAY, March 5.
HOHSE

The bill passed authorizing captains Hudson
and Sands to receive from the British govern
ment testimonials for services in laying the
Atlantic cable The House then went into
committee, and Mr.. Trumble briefly advocated
the protection of domestic manufactures. Adj
journed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07
Shin In nistrass.

CHARLESTON, May 5th.-The schooner Rob-
ert Caldwell, from New York, reports passed,
dismasted and water logged a schoo ler with
signals of distress flying and the crew on
board. 1t was blowing gale at the time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07

A new whisky called "tangle leg" has been
invented. 1t is said to be made of diluted al.
conol, nitric acid, bootleg and tobacco, and
WIN upset man at distance of four hundred
yards from the demiohn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07
5lem advertisements.

ETURN OF THE UNION MUTUAL
III LIEF INSURANCE COMPANY, on the first day
of November 1854 made in conformity with the laws OF
Tho Union Mutual Life Insurance Company was char
tered in IsAS and amended lS49. Charter unlimited
Located in Augusta, Me- directors oh'oe' Dos'Oh'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07

TNAKE CARE OF YOUR GARDENS.
n The subscriber has a LOT OF GOOD MANURE, for
gardening purposes; also quantity of LOAN which he
will sell ut reasonable prices. FLOWING of all kinds
will be satisfactorily done, on application to him
DWIGHT BARTLETT,
ap27 diff No. Cherry street.
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Naples.

Accounts from various sources represent
the insurrectionists in Sicily as completely
suppressed. The Independence Beige states
that the count of Syracuse had written to
prince Delearigan stating that he will offer his
sword to the King Of Sardinia, to combat for
cause Of liberty and Italian nationality, if his
nephew OF Naples persists in his dangerous
policy to restore the Neapolition constitution of
1913. The assassination of Gen, Viglia is con
firmed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-07

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Suffolk, SIS. BOSTON, November IL, 1859.
Personally appeared +. b. Pratt President, and w H.
HOLSTER Secretary of the above Company, and several
ly made oath that the above statement by them sub
scribed is in their belief true Before me,
DANIEL SHARP, Justice of the Peace
my audN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

CAUTION NECEssARY-IE the Washington Con-
,t;tut;on is good authority, South Carolina wiU be
restricted in her secession movement. That pa
per prints one of the forms of Declaration of
Independence that is to be submitted to the South
Carolina Convention. 1t embodies a portion Of
the American Declaration of Independence, with
the list of grievances altered to suit the present
condition of affairs 1t is said to be the intention
of the Administration to make no move towards
coercing South Carolina, excepting in a certain
contingency She will be allowed to suspend the
courts and to stop all the mails but not to inter-
fere with the public revenue or to open port.
The moment this is done man of-war will con-
vey revenue officer to Charleston, TO enforce
the laws.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

"SANTA CLAus.'-rhis venerable old gentleman has
been held in greatful remembrance by the rising genera
tion, for about fourteen centuries probably at
period within recollection, could we point to an
occasion that would produce such peasurable remn.
iscences anticipated visit from this pattern bene-
factor For the enlightenment of the youth we append
a short biographical sketch of st. Nicholas:
st. Nicholas the "Santa Claus" of the children was
born at Paara in the beginning of the fourth century
He was Bishop of Myria In Lycia and raised to
bishopric by Constantine the Great lie remarkable
for his piety and charity lie considered the patron
of virgins and seafarng and the Domncans adopted
him their tuelar Saint He also considered the
patron of scholars He died In 392
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECToRY.-We are making
preparations to publish, about the 18th Of next
month, business directory, in colors, and on a
card 22x2S inches. 1t will give the names and
business of all JOURNAL advertisers, and none
other, unless special arrangement is previously
made. Time and again, every year, are petit
toned from different parts of the State, for list
of the business firms in Trinity county. Copies
of the directory, when finished, will be sent to
the lower cities, and posted in the principal ho-
tells of the northern mining towns in the State.
Persons who do not see the benefit of advertising
will not care much to have their names and bust
ness made known abroad. We get up the drec
tory for the benefit of those who do
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

In AGoNY.-The leading item by each Pony
Express for the last month, is, that " South Caro-
lima will secede," and still the movement is de-
layed. The result of the late election is evil
IDENTIFY disagreeable to South Carolina, and
because she cannot dictate to other States the
course they must pursue, she threatens to break
the time-honored compact. We are almost con-
vinced that quiet will never be restored until
South Carolina executes her threat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

A MIsTAKE.-Last week we mentioned the re-
ceipt of communication from Oregon Gulch,
which was not published because the author did
not send his name. 1t has been rumored, at that
place, we are told, that Mr.. A. j. Felter was au-
thor of the document which we know to be q
mistake, and it is our desire to exhonerate him
from the false impression of being either ashamed
or afraid to send his name with any article be
wished published. 1t is not Mr.. Felter's style.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

TAKE NoTIcE.-We have good reason to believe
that the ticket which is to draw Briggs $2,100,-
900 ranch is now in our vest pocket. As we
have no time to devote to selling peaches and
killing gophers, we shall divide the valuable
property amongst the INDECENT and superannuated
editors of this State, commencing with Forbes. of
the Sierra Democrat, and Crossette, of the Butte
Record Brother Avery, of the Appeal may ex-
meet q large slice
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

BRIGGs' BIG GIFT TIcKETs.-W Whoever has not
read the announcement that tickets in Briggs
mammoth Gift Entertainment cannot be bought
after next Monday, had better make a note of the
fact now. Until Tuesday morning tickets can
be bad at Langs cigar store, the Bank Exchange
saloon, and the Challenge"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

WEAvERvILLE basin has been rather benefited
than otherwise by the late high water; the great
bulk of taiings in Weaver creek have been
swept out, thereby saving great labor to the mi.
ners. Some damage to Mr.. Robinson's mill is all
the loss Of any great amount we hear of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

PERSONS fond of reading scandal cannot but
be satisfied with the alleged confessions of Mrs.
Burch, of Illinois divorce notoriety, copied in
the Union of last Monday. 1t will disgust the
most deprayed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

TnR MAHs--0wng to the high water, and the destruc
ton of bridges, temporary suspension of the mails will
probably result We have doubt, however, that the
win forward mails by horse from Shasta
to this place, as Lewiston bridge is saved
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

"B. UNDER, ARTIsr.'-It is not customary
with us to publish long Stories but the one with
the above title, printed on the first page, was too
good to lose If there be those who don't relish
the narrative, we refer them to one printed on
the first two columns Of this page.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

FLOOD IN TRINITY RIvER.-The late warm
rains have flooded all the creeks and rivers in
this portion of the State. The Trinity attained
within one foot of the same hight as in the mem
orable winter of '52-3. Whilst this " big wet"
has gIaddened many heart in the dry diggings,
it has done immense damage in the river. AS
far as we can learn-making rough estimate
SIS 900 will not cover the destruction of proper
ty, in the shape of bridges, fumes, dams lumber
and wheels. Among the sufferers, we hear of the
following persons: II. Hooker, damage to fumes,
ditch and loss of lumber $1,000 to 100000 W.
S. Lowden, damage to bridge, $1,000 j. F.
Chellis, loss of lumber, $780, Junkans Co,
bridge at Kanaka Bar, $1,000. Nearly all the
wheels on the river have been swept away. Con-
sidering all of good and bad connected with the
late rains, the good decidedly predominates. A
few citizens may suffer seriously, but hundreds
will be benefited.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

AT last accounts Secretary Cobb was very
sick. He is in favor of secession-not from the
Treasury Department-and grim Death may lend
him hand ere long
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

LowDENs BRIDGE, we understand, will be re-
paired within a week. Trask d Garland kindly
volunteered the services of one hundred China
men, to assist in its reconstruction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-22

DRowNED.-Peter Donnely, miner on Canon
Creek, while crossing that stream, on Thursday
night, fell from the log on which he was walking
and was drowned.