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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

MoCNTAlN AGRicuLruEE.-In regard to the
preparation al present being made for tIlling the
nnoccup.ed soil Of Nevada and portion OF luba
counties, the Hydraaiic Press says:
great deal Of land is being fenced in and
plowcd, and all Of the most eligible aud accessi-
III" sites u0l heretofore improved either under
,iltb or clamld d. People are beginning to kaow
ahat n little farm on the public land, near the
largely consuming communities. is more prolita
bic and more pleasant than big ranch OH some
unsettled Spanish grant away from a market. A
sysiem of mixed husbandry is generally pursued.
The richest, mostcsi spots are devoted to horti-
culnral purposes while the dryer red soil is
made to yield what grain and hay are needed.
aud is us,d for pastulagc. Much Of it will vet
he planted with grape vines and fruit trees. I'm
proved land in the mountains Is now held at good
prices. aud frequently commands them. Patches
81 an acre or two, fenced, containing "A Jew young
iruit trees and situated in the suburbs Of our
hest mining towns, have been sold from $500 10
sl00 and with a very little more mpro, emeut
could not he had for that.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
Magazine Announcement for 1860
WARREN & CARPENTER,
nIo. le7 Clay street, San Francisco,

ITO. 167 Clay Gtreet, San Francisco
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN AGRICUL-
| tural and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery OF
every description. Latest Novels received by
every steamer.
General agency for California, at publishers
prices, Tor newspapers and magazines published
in the United States and Europe. Any papers or
magazines sub.crhcd for, will be delivered ut our
office, ,cjfa the aidijoa Of postage onl When
preferred they will be re-mailed to any part OF
the country, in which case an additional charge
will be made, ito the annexed prices, TO cocH
postage and troaJle of re-m0Hing, as follows
Papers. ........ so cents per annunl.
MugGZluCS 49,. 81 90 g
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

LITERARY WEDDING.-nr. Augustus Rawlings,
the artist of Frank Lcslie's WuStrdfcd Newspaper
was married not long since at Grace Church,
New York, to Miss Unadilia Elmendorf, the
niece Of ex-Goycmor Dayton, Of New jersey,
and The heiress to a great fortune. The Xerad
says the loving pair cloped from Tvoli, about
one hundred miles up the Hudson, came down to
the city by express in The morning, and were
married at high noon. 1t VAS an artistic and
literary wedding, and much more quietly done
than The diamond affair, Of which Ur. H. "as the
iurpy historian.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

MICHAEL PnELAN, the billiard champion. is
coming TO San Francisco to keep Dan Lynch
in practice" for his match with Screitcr San
francscans feel sanguine that Lynch Will cut
llay his western antagonist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursu-
l y ance of an order of the Probate Court of the
said county of Trinity, made the G!h day Of
February, A, d., 1860, the undersigned Admins
traitor Of said Estate will sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, the 3D. day of March,
A, D., 1860, at 10 o'clock, a. m, at the village Of
North Fork in said county, in front of Nickel N
Brothers store, the following described real cs.
tate:
One undivided one-half of the saw-mlll and
appurtenanccs. situate above the village of North
Fork, and originally built by Buck q Carter
Also, one-halt Of one-iourth interest in GER
tain water ditch, conveying water from North
Fork to North Fork guch
Also, one undivided half of that ranoh known
as Eagle Ranch, )" situate on The mountain ON
the south side OF Trinity river
Also, one undivided half of the Brick yard
lot situate west of the village of North Fork, all
lying and being situate in said county of Trinity,
s. w, MCCLURE, Administrators
Weavervillc, Feb. 10, 1860. 4lu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

gE LunlG PLAcK Bo>Y.--'' Chon, you rcoklc
member lat liddle rlack bouy ] py,d nit the
l'dier next week ~ Yah Not Of hiln?" Not
my only ! dnks gts shcatcd lurty pad ?'
So - lah You SEQ, In Dc yur,ht place, he
Is pind nit bote legs, unt ferry lame nit one
tyc. Den ven you gits on him to rite be Iarcs
up pehind nnd kicks up before 50 vurser as shack
mule. dnks dake him liddle ltc ycster-
day, nnd so sooner as gifts stGaddle his pack lie
pp,gmenee dat yay, ehust Ike vakin peam on IA
poaisteaIn mt ven he gifts doue was 50 mixed
up nit cverydinLs indls myself 2itting atouni
packvarts, init his dali i'm my hanl- for de pride"
= Veil, what pc you going 10 done mit him 90
= 90, | viXed him peter as cham up. | hitch
him in te cart nit his dali we're bis het ought 10
pc den gf him apout dozen cuts nit IA hIte.
COW he starts 10 go, put 80 80 soon he see te
cart pelore him he makes packvards. Burty
tOon he stumples pehini, mt sits town OF his
hanches, unt looks like he feels putty shamed
nil himself Den dakes him out hitch him de
right way, unt be goes off 50 goot Us anypodg's
hany,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
-N\GtXfNES.

Eclectic Magazine, General Agents. S5 four
Reviews and Blackwood, $40 Atlantic Monthly,
So Hunts Merchants Magazine, IS Harper 5
Monthly. 50 Littel's Living Age, (weekly) So ;
lie Bon Ton of Fashion, 81 Frank Leslie 5
Monthly So London Illus. News, SIS Cooley +
Magazine So London Art Journal, s II Great
Republic, So Knickerbocker, SO The Printer,
$ Ilortculturst, (pain) 50 same colored,
IS Gardeners Monthly, 81 CincinAatus, o.
hio) 81 ; Mathematical monthly, ST.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

A LITTLE nine-year-oll girl the other day,
nvcrhcaring discussion among Il parcel of
ladies about cooking steak some advocating
hroIing beef aud others frying mutton-il.
quircd, "Aunt Kit, how do they cook Srecp-
.Inkns ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

iMEIY WAENMG.--The Pacific .lIctLodia gives
the following sensible AID eautary warning to
tho miners Of this State
Look out for gold discovery humbugs within
the next month or SO, aud don't be ia IA hurry to
90 anywhere. Every Spring these VIlainons de-
lu>ious Systematically and silllully SGT aloat.
DO not hr drIiidcd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

SENDLEss APPIES.-Tbe Memphis Eagle gives
the following as the only method by which ap-
pies eau be produced without either seeds OF
cores
Take the ends Of the limbs of an apple tree,
where they hang low. 50 rs to reach the ground
dig small hOle for each under each limb bend
it in the hole, conhniug it down so it viii remain.
DO this in winter, or The beginning Of spriug.
The end of the limb thus buried will take root
and put ont sprouts or scions, which. when they
brcome sufficiently large to sci out, dig up at the
proper season, aud transplant them ia the orchard
where you wish them to remain. When they get
large enough to bear, they will bear apples with
Nut seeds or cores
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

EcLPsEs-N euus will be twice eclpsed by The
p. m, and on the 2Gth Of April, an hour before
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

Harpcr's weekly. S3 Scientific American, 50 :
Frank Lcslie's Weekly, So 30 Scientific Arti-
san, So Am. Stock Journal (solc AgenD 81 ;
Country Gentleman, 50 so; Cultivator, 81 A.
merican Agrculturist. 81 Working Farmer, 81;
Rural New Yorker 81 so Gcnesee Farmer /;
Wool Grower, ST Horticultural monthly, 81.
All subscriptions at Publishers prices mHst 0e
reHeiccd IN SeaS0H tor current YearS. In addition 10
the above, any other Periodicals can be supplied
to order. Back numbers of magazines and news
papers constantly on hand, Orders for Books,
stationery, &c promptly flied and forwarded to
any part of the country. Remittences by mail
must include the above prices and postage Reg
isler letters at post Office.
WARREN & CARPENTER,
5l2m. lG7 Clay St., san Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

C0uLuA'r SERyE.-A good story is told hy the
Chicago Times about The appointment Of Post
masters in that state. One apnointee was com
PEELED to decline. for the reasons set forth below:
"DEAR Sm Although | acknowledge the
honor Of my appointment, | regret TO say that
| have yet an uneApired term of five years to
serve in the penitentiary, which compels me to
decline your ilatteriug offer"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
Monday, the 9TH dav of March,
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

In tie ProJate Court Of the county Qf Trinity and
State Of CaiiI0rnia-
En- the Mnitcr Of fhe Estate of HORACE
esSEEs, deceased
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

TIE sam Hteh{y SoatheH Naos, is new pa
per Just started at Los Angeles, tie iuitiatory
number Of which we have received. Conway Il
Waite are the lropretors,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

REsrTED-Gov. Whitaker, of Oregon, has
granted II respite in the case Of Geo. N. Bowen,
to have been hung at Jacksonville, Feb HE,
iui killing Chiuanan, to the 9th Of March.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

nm THE ABOVE HOUSE IS KEPT on the
u, European Plan. The Rooms are neatly fur
nishcd and we'll arranged for Families or single
persons.
Lodgings per night, 80 cts Single Rooms, y cts.
The RESTAURANT will at all times be sup
piled with The best the market affords, and pliccs
made to suit the times.
The RAILROAD HOUSE OMNIBUS viii be
in attendance on the arrival of Steamers to con-
vcy Passengers and their baggage TO the House,
tree Of Charge
San Francisco, Nav /. 1859 1G.to
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

f.. WILSON & j. \. DORR
Wilson'S Exchange.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
Z: I = I. s. .
OINTNIENTS.

lIollowny's, Dalley's Pain Extractor,
Gracicnbcrg, Russian Salve
McAllster's All Healing, etc, etc.
Weaver, May 20, 1858 1Stt
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Gbr OttumMa Guvicor.

slavery" But do let them alone-havng never
disturbed themsot that after all, IL is what say
which dssatisies them. They win continue to accuse
US of doing, until we cease saying am also aware
they have not, yet, in terms, demanded the over
throw Of our free state Constitutions Yet those Con
situations declare the wrong of slavery with more
solemn emphasis than do all other sayings against it,
and when all these other sayings shall have been ST.
fenced, the overthrow of those Constitutions will be
demanded and nothing be left TO resist the demand.
II is nothing to the contrary, that they DO not de
mand the whole Of this just now. Demanding what
they do, and for the reason they do, they voun
tsrily stop nowhere short of this consummaton.--
Holding they do, that slavery IS morally right,
and socially elevating, they cannot celse to demand
afiu national recognition of IT, as local right and
social blessing
Nor can we justifahIy withhold this. IN any g"ound
save our conviction that slavery is wrong Ifsavery
is right, all words, acts, laws, and Constitutions
against it, themselves wrong, and sh0sld be 81
fenced, and swept away. II 1t is right, we can"or
justly object to its natiouatvis universally IF II
iswrong they justly insist moon It's extension
its enlargement. All they ask, could readily
grant, If we thought slavery right; all ask they
could readily grant, ifthey thought II wrong Their
thinking il right, and thinking it wrong, is the
precise fact upon which depends the whole contro-
NefSy Tiglt. as tneN no. theE are not 10
blame for desiring its full recognition. being right
but, thinking it wrong, do. yield 70 them?
Can cast votes with thei view and against orr
ownG In view Of our moral, social and political
sponsibilities, can do this?
Wrong as we think Slavery is, we can yet afford to
let It alone where IL is because that much is due
the necessity arising from its actual presence in the
nation; but can we, while our votes win prevent IT,,
allow it to spread into the National Territories ano to
overrun here in these Free States? If OF
duty forbid this, then let US stand by our duty,
fearlessly and effectively. Let us I've diverted
by Of those sophtstica contrivances wherewith
are so industrouslv piled and belabored-contri-
vances such cropping for middle ground be-
tween the right and the wrong vain the search for
man who should be neither living man nor a dead
man-such policy of ''don't care' a question
about which all true do care-such as Union alp.
peas, beseeching true Union to yield to disuu.
onists, reversing the divine rule ana calling not the
sinners, but the righteous to repentence-such in
vocatons of Washington, imploring men to unsay
what Washington said, and undo what Washington
did. Neither let us be slandered from our duty by
false accusations 60 ls us frightened from 1t by
menaces of destruction to the Government nor of
dungeons to ourselves. Let have faith that right
makes might and in that faith let US to the end, dare
to do our duty, as we understand il.
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DIR. HALLS ssAF.SATSy

Halls Lung Balsam in all cases, gives the hes. o
satisfaction.
Halls Lung Dalsam has wrought more cures sine,
its intro iuction than any other cough medicine
Halls Cough Balsam is endorsed by our leading ply
scans as the safest and best remedy before the publ
| Han Lung Balsam is safe to use among children
and yet powerful in cases Of chronic pulmonary dis
ease.
Halls lung Balsam brings in certificates almost dai
y Of its wonderful cures in all parts of the country
Halls Lung Balsam for the Lungs is sold in every
town In the country.
The more striking proof OF the intrinsic worth and
excellence OF pr Hairs BHlsam for the Lungs sshown
i'm the rapidity with which becom es general favor
tie with the people. There is nothing of similar ma
ture but what is cast into the shade when the
Bafsam has been thoroughly tested. The agents for
its SALE the country over, in ordering new supplies
are very enthusiastic in its favor, saying at is just
the thing; 1t acts like charm its effects truly
magical - The afflicted can obtain the medicine Of
John n Park, froprietor Chicago, H., to whom all
orders shenld he addressed.
Sold by j l.. Taylor, Agent, 0ttumwa.
Dec. !, 1853 n3s-3m-y
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ErLIatppsS Sale.

EETifEREAS X. II. Warden and his wife Virginia
~ &. warden, and J. j. Adams, by their Deed of
Trust, dated the 23d of October 1897 conveyed to
l. H. Hamilton in Trust, the following described Real
Estate, situated in Wapell" County Iowa, wit: the
south est quarter of section Twenty Five, in Town
snip No. seventy one, North of Range fourteen west
ana also by their Deed of Trust of date of July 18TH
1893, conveyed to said Hamilton in trust the following
described Real Estate situated in said County witt
The west fractional half Of the Southwest quarter and
the Northeast quarter of the South quarter
ton eighteen in 1ownshipSeventy oue North OF Range
Thirteen west. The said convcyaHces made, being
to secure the payment Of Two promisory in said
Deeds Of trust specified made by Il. II. Warden & Co.
And whereas the said notes and interest are now
due and unpaid That the time for which said notes
should be paid according 10 the terms thereof aud
ofsad Deeds ofTrust has expired. Therefore at the
request Of the holder of said notes, l. A. H. Hamilton
The Trustee will sell the Real Estate oforsaid accord
ing TO the provisions of the deeds of Trust aforesaid
at Public Auction; at the Front door of the Court
House, in the City. OF 0ttumwa in said county for
Cash IN hand TO the highest bidder therefor Friday
April 18Th, A. D..fs6D, at the hour off O'Clock p NJ
offs lid day. to satisfy the notes aforesaid and costs of
said Trust. A. H. HAMIITDN Trustee
March, Is is60-1-t24-w.
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CLIIA n Sc YOUR BLOOD!
uSiEG
s 9 O Wills
Z T. GOD a Nd LIVER SYSs u -

The recipe Is given to all physicians
That they may know what they using.
The combination of Slrsap lria with StiIlingia &c
Is well known to all medical men
The best compound to B~'{fy the jio0d ever used
1t cures Scr0CIla in all It's worst forms.
All diseases of the skin it cures effectua!ly.
Syphillitic Swcllings, ErysipOas, Scald Head,
Salt Rheum, Female Complaints, Tnmors,
Kings Evil, ard all diseases arising from any i'm
purity of the blood.
Physicians will tell you to let alone all proprietary
or quack medicines, they call them. why? Foi
the simple reason that they put up with printed
directions and tile name aud label is is copyri GIFTED
Show them the formula Of Preparations, aud ia nine
out of ten they viii approve of it, There are
testimonials from physicians whose preiudices are
over-halancei by their good of the excellent
virtues Of Sc0yill's Blood and liver Syrup. and who
using IT for their private practice. Sold by JOHN
D. PARK, Proprietor, Chicago, III.
}. l.. TAYLOR, Agent. 0t.umwa Iowa.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHysIc

are so composed that disease within the range Of
their action rarely withstand or evade them.
Their penetrating properties Search and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalites. As consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
or bT eey Ss
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac
containing certificates of their and directions
for their use in the following complaints: CoStice
ness, Heartburn, Headache arising from diSo,Geye0
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam ia and Norjio
H0ctioa Of the Botoels, F2atuicncy, Loss Of Appe-
tic, .Iauadicc, and other kindred complaints
arising from low state of tue body obstruction
of its functions. They are excellent alternative
for the renovation of the blood and the restOra-
ton of tone and strength to the system debitated
by disease.
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USE CEIysEsTrE'S AGUE 8ALSAHs.

The best Ague Cure in use.
A remedy prepared by Regular Physician.
preparation free from all mineral Ingredients.
Equally efectual in Ague, and Chin Fever.
When taken according to directions, is a sure cure
IL never deblitates the patient like other remedies
Is pleasant, effective d safe remedy for hiliren
II has stronger certificates than any other remedy.
When once used ii will ever after be sought for.
In short, il stands at the head of Agae Cures.
DR.. Christie's BaSam for Agne ana Few is winning
golden opinions as preventive and fer that
dreadful disease. Much of the dread experienced by
persons emf grating to country viii be removed
when they know how easily and thoroughly the Bal
the disease for which it is designed
nso1Gh ans GuardiGn.
The above is only che of the numerous favorable
notices Of free and untrammeled press. When such
powerful friend the press speak in its favor it
cannot be otherwise than popular. JOHN ID. PARK,
Proprietor, l2f Lake street, Chicago.
j. l.. TAYLOR. Agent, Ottumwa iowa.
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James Daily one of the witnesses in the
case of the murder ON board the L. S. ship
Brooklyn was remanded back to the ship
again. He then requested his money, about
$500, might be given to some charitable OBJ
ject, aud Immediately on reaching the ship
jumped overheard and was drowned. The
fact is pretty strong testimony to the cruel
ties allowed on that vessel
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'ENAkEN UPb by Alexander Simpson at his residence
n in Richland township two estrays lone Steer OF
dark red color with star In the forehead white on
the belly ara tail. no other marks about years old
last spring ghe other roam Heifer. with crop of
OF the right ear and swallow fork in the left ear nc
other marks, one year old last spring The Steer ap
praised at Sl3. The Heifer appraised at Al by sam
uel HAYDEN and Thomas Ifardesty before Joshua ar
shall, Justice of the Peace.
JOSEPH HAYNE, County Clerk
Jan'5, 1850 n52>h 3m By ID, c. Mitchell Dept
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The Meanest Man in Anerica lives in
Cleveland. He applied to Justice recently
for an execution to levy upon the wooden
leg Of a man who owed him four dollars =
No constable could be found to serve the ex-
ecution.
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LESfr,pAY Nsl,EHGE.

yENAKEN Up by Harrison Harmed, living in Agency
"A township, Wapello county, Iowa, One Yoke OF
Oxen, supposed TO be five years old last spring one OF
which is nearly white, with few red spots about the
shoulders and meek, bPahGcd q, on the left born
fho other is with white back, branded on the
right horn. earmarks. Said cattle valued at fifty
dollars by John Gitper and Lewis g. Case before Jo-
,eph Myers, Justice of the Peace.
JOSEPH HkYNE, County Clerk
&c. %, lSi9i2-ll-3m Ry d. c. MITCHELL, Deputy
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A merchant who lived at Baton Rouge
La, and who was once worth $3.50, 900, wa
arrested for vagrancy last week, having in
five years gambled away his entire fortune
He must have played well to make it last 81
long,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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community have failed and been discarded, this
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N0rICE...Havings sold ont my stock of Stoves,
IN Wares, &c, earnestly request those Indebted
to me, on book note account, to come and settle
up, as must have what Is my due.
Mr.. CULVER is my successor in business. heart
lily recommend him to the favorable patronage of the
trading public. j. PRlfGU
Ottumwa, Feb. Is, tss0-49.ll-2m.