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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
l86O.Spr;ng d Summer Trade. 1860

Main street, Red Wing, Wilkinson's block.
WM. 4 JAS. LAwTIIER arc now opening
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
In great variety. Also,a complete assortment
TALORS' TRIMMINGS,
which they offer to cash buyers very cheap !!
We have also in connection
TAILORING LENT
for the manufacture Of Gents Clothes to Or
der. Mr.. G. BERGII, an experienced work
man, will wait on gents ahd furnish them with
garments ofthe latest styles ana on reasonable
terms! Persons wishing to purchase will please
call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. Tailors furnished with
anything On the most reasonable terms. W.
especially solicit share Of patronage.
Wiz. & JAS. LAwrnER
Wing, May 2, 1850. 1ettt.
TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
AGENTS WANTED.
Every County Of tho United States.
ITO engage IN the sale of some Of the best and
l most elegantly illustrated Works publish
cd.
Our publications. arc of the most interesting
character, adapted to the wants of the Farmer.
Mechanic and Merchant: they are published
in tho best style and bound IN the most sab
atantial manner, and arc worthy place in the
Library Of every Household in The Land.
~ To men Of enterprise and industrious
habits. this business offers an opportunity for
profitable employment seldom to be met with.
81 Persons desiring to act as agents will
receive promptly by mail fnll particulars,
terms, &c.. by addressing
LEARY. GEI.Z s CO., Pun1rsnz.
No. 224 North Second street, Fhiladelph
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
1TOW RD A s SOCl EIO n
Ill PHILADELPHIA.

u . y ~
IL PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established by spec
ral Endowment, for the Relief Of tho Sick
and Distressed: afflicted with Virulent and
Epidemic Discusses. and especially for the Cure
Discaees Of the Scxtai Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. bv the
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter with
. description of their condition, age occupato on
habits flife, &C., y and in case of extreme pow.
erty, Medicines furnished free ofchargc.
VALUABLE REPORTS OH Sopermatorhoa
and other Diseases ofJhc Sexual Organs, and on
tho NEW REMEDI F,S employed in the Dispen
sry, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter cnve.
ops, free of charge. Two or thrae Stamps 10
postage will be acceptable.
Address. DIR. j. SKILLIN HOUGH'rON
Acting Surgeon, lIowrrd Association, No ::
South Ninth Ssroct, Philadelphia, Pa. b!
rtler oof the Directors.
GEO. FAIRCIiLD, Sec. EZRAD. HEART
WELL. Pres.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
GROCERIES! !!

&zl{t@ .lts-Ff->s- q
l. invite particular attention to my larx
stock of
Choice Groceries,
Cofecs,
Teas,
Sugars,
-. Molassc:
Dried and Candied Fruits, consisting of.sl2
grades and brands. Now in store 1000 bbl.
sss'is, at low prices. Drugs, Paints, Oils, Naiss
and Glass, u complete stock at lower price
than ever before. We offer MORE THAI !.
DOUBLE the variety and quantity of good.
and at prices which DEFY COMPETITION.
For the next thirty days, Il offer Summc
Clothing AT COST. Rcmembe to cali at tn;
old stand Of McIntire 4 Sheldon. and you vii.
xrwAYs find u good stock which is for sale .
tho lowest prices. JESSE MoINTIRE. j.
May Is; 1869, 1854
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
NJ f r II o p O L T a \
8AAAAAl4MN MAAA,

A. A. & E. L. TEELE, PRorRlEroR
Basement Of the Metropolitan Hotsl, corner
Levec s. Potter Streets,
Red Wing, ............ Minnesota
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
BOOTS IN > -sEoEs..
FANCY GOODS;
sAAMs 4 sA1AMs. j!


! viii further state to the public that which
many already know, will sell Goods for cash
as cheap as any Msrchantin this city. Now
Friends, Countrymen and the rest cfmankind
(including women and children, please call at
my Store on the corner of Main and Plum St.,
and examine Goods and Prices and I'll pledge
you tina you will not go away dissatisfied.
J.J. AICITE1.
Red Wing, June 4, 1858. s6y
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02

David Kelly
Opened his hotel last night with a New
Years ball, which was a fine affair, and
every thing passed off pleasantly.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
SPECZAL NOTICES.
NOTICE,

:. NOTICE.
Tho public dre respectfully informed that
have opened in establishments for the manu-
fucture 0ld sale Of
CONFECTIONARY
in its various branches
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
in the building known us tho :'Bakcry," on
Bush street Red Wing, where shall be happy
to supply all who may favor me with their
patronage. Tho best materials usc6, AMI
prices reasonable.
Fancy articles suitable for presents always
on hand such as Sugar Fruit, Baskets, Vegeta-
blcs. Animals. etc.
All orders promptly attendedto.
E. BRIGGS,
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02

Tho proprietors of this establishment having
been to coneiderable expense, and having fur
"'sn.a ,aenr ta9es W'1 sno 1mPT"vea Pnven
wodld rcsrco: fully solicit share Of the pat
-onage Of the lovers Of the game. Our tables,
arc interior to mono others in Red Wing or in
the State, and we feel confident that We can
s:,it all who may favor Is with call. The
Best Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, viii! III
ways be found at Tie bar. Terms Cash.
Red Wing, September 10, 1865. l63-1y
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
BLACKSlN1THLNG

'I'O CONSUMPTIVES AND NERV VOUS
sUFFEREEs.
The subscriber, for several years a residcn
OF Asia, discovered while there, simple veg
etablo lemedy-a sure Cure for Cousu1pption
asthma, Byo~cAitis Coughs. Colds, and Nervous
Debility. For the benefit Of Censumptives and
Nervous Suferers, he is willing to make the same
fpublic.
To those who desire it, he will send the Pre-
scrption, with fill directions free Of CHARGE
calls = sample Of the medicine, which they will
pin beautiful combination Of Nrturc's sim
OF dherbs. Those desiring tho Remedy can;
obtain il by return mail. by addressing
]. T.. CUTHBERT,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
1871 Eo.eet Broadway New York.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02

WILDER WILL1sroN, , Mortgage
Attorneys, %
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
New River Mines.

During the last spring and summer great num-
ber of miners ond adventurers of every class,
poured into the New River country, amounting
in all perhaps TO as many as four hundred. AS is
universally the case in new discoveries of gold,
some we're successful; others, failing, became dis
gusted and left, swearing New River and its trib-
utaries were humbugs However, after one sea-
sons prospecting. the New River mines prove to
be very good-decidedly over the average of
gulch and creek dggings in this county. Pony
creek, particularly, has about three miles of fine
paying claims, some of which have yielded as we'll
for the amount of work done as any in the coun-
ty. As an instance, we give the claim of Tom
Marriott & Co.. out of which, few weeks since,
we know two men to have taken twenty-seven
ounces in one day. We might also mention, as
among the good paying ones, the claims of Cone
& Foulke, Sibley, Coffin & Co., and Jno. Flowers
this creek, who intend wintering there, all Of
whom will undoubtedly do we'll.
Virgin creek and what is known as the North
Fork, are some ten miles distant from Pony creek
Here about twenty-five miners have laid in win
ter provisions, and intend working their claims.
It is claimed that these diggings are even better
than those on Pony creek, the gold on these
SIRENS being on the fine order, and generally diff
fused through the bar dirt, while that on Pony
creek is almost universally what is termed coarse
gold, ranging from bit to fourteen ounce pie
ces. On the East Fork, some four or five miles
from Pony creek, some fifteen men will winter.
OF these claims we can learn but little, but un-
derstand they pay fine wages.
Lake City is the principal place OF business in
the New River country, and was principally built
up last summer. 1t is a brisk little town has
two stores-Wiley & Co. and Baggett Keatch !;
two billiard saloons-Jas. Drake and Farchild
Batter q good hotel, kept by Patterson Marr-
oft butcher shop. by Morrison North, and
blacksmith shop This was rather fast place
during the summer, but has now settled down in
to staid and respectable mining town, and we
have not the least doubt but all persons doing
business there will make money from this time
forward.
We have every confidence that the New River
mines will prove permanent benefit to our coun-
ty, and supply hereafter two hundred and fifty
miners with good diggngs. During the present
winter and coming spring we look for big strikes
to be made in that region, especially on Pony
creek. Our friends in that region will greatly
oblige us by an occasional news item.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

THE LOUISVILLE JoURNAI."-No print in the
United States is looked TO with as great conf
dence, or perused with the same satisfaction by
onloving citizens of every section as the
Louisville Journal. But traitors hate and fear it,.
The New York World tells in the following how
the devil tempted Prentice and failed;
George D. Prentice has proved himself an in
corruptbe patriot. Among the many scenes
for carrying Kentucky out of the Union, was
persevering attempt to buy Prentice, or failing
in that. to buy his paper. He was first ap-
preached with the modest offer of $4,000, which
was, of course, promptly declined. The anxious
buyers, thinking perhaps their bid had been be-
low Prentice's estimate of his honor, increased
their offer, and through an old political friend,
since quartered at Fort Lafayette, he was in
formed that fifty thousand dollars was in a
Louisville bank, subject to the draft Of George
d. Prentice, provided the Journal was henceforth
conducted according to certain terms. An in
creased severity upon the disunionists i'll the
columns of the Journal was the response TO this
Next came a railroad man from the
far West who eschewed all politics, and wanted
an influential paper to support the Pacific Rail-
road enterprise He would give Prentice $3.50,
600 for the Journal. This bid was 10 low, and
George d. Prentice remains unbought, and un-
purchasable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
In the County Court, in and for the county Of
Trinity, State Of California:
In the matter of the petition of E. BON
TEC0U, an Insolvent Debtor.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER of the Hon. f.
L J. Curtis, Judge of said County Court, notice
is hereby given to all the creditors of the said in
solvent Il. Bontecou, to be and appear before the
Hon. L. J. Curtis aforesaid, in Chambers, at the
Court room of said Court, in the town of Wea-
verville, county and state aforesaid, on the 18th
day of January, A. d., 1862 at 10 o'clock, a. m.,
of that day, then and there to show cause if any
they can, why the prayer of said insolvent should
not be granted, an assignment of his estate be
made, and he be discharged from his debts and H.
abilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such case
made and provided, and that in the meantime all
proceedings against said insolvent be stayed.
49,, Witness my hand and the seal of said
SEAL Court, this 4th day of December, A.
49, d., 1861. M. F. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
BY E. II. WILLIAMS, Deputy. 454.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

Geo. Faxon's fume demolished, and the dam
nearly destroyed. The bridge over the creek at
Buffers, gone.
The bridge at Junction City was washed away.
The saw-mill is nearly wreck, and portion of
Hocker's lume carried away.
About $50 feet of the new bridge at Louis
Raab's went off, 1t was found necessary to cut
away that much to save the remainder, which
still stands. 1t will be rebuilt in the spring
Damage, about $500.
Two wheels at Raab' ,ene at Parker Bar, and
one at McGillvray's gone. McGillivray's bridge
moved down stream three or four feet-otherwise
uninjured.
Two wheels belonging TO German companies
at independence Bar, are gone.
At North Fork the dam and 1ume of Grant &
Co., the saw-mill of C. W. Durkee, and large
amount of logs, and Schlomer's bridge, all en-
tirely gone. Also the dam and fume of the
Rocky Bar Co.
On East Fork the hume of Everest & Co., and
three or four others were swept away.
1t is estimated that the loss and damage of
property between Junction City and North Fork
is from S60,UOO TO Sio,O0O.
Report says that the large wheel of John T.
Weaver, at Big Flat, is safe. We have no report
of the damage below that point
The damage in Weavervlle basin is not so
great as anticipated. The flume of IIupp& Suth-
erlin, in Five Cent Gulch was considerably in
iured. Another, lower down, was slightly dam
aged.
East Weaver creek was higher than ever before
known. About thirty feet of the bridge was car
ried away. The Jacobs Brothers fume was bad
ly broken up, and rendered unfit for use. The
fume of Wilson, Carr Il MCGOWAN was not much
hurt Ruch d Warrcns fume was buried up
not badly injured otherwise. The fumes of the
Faggtown and Gray's WaterWorks were swept
away. Two fumes at the mouth of the creek
are also gone.
We have had no Humboldt mail for two weeks,
and from present indications it will be some time
before one reaches Weaverville. No doubt all
the bridges and ferries on the route have been
swept away.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
-AGENCY FOR
JEWETTS and COMON'S OIL CLOTHS.
SHERIFFS. SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of Foreclosure
d of Mortgage and order of Sale. issued out Of
the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District
of the State of California, in and for the county
of Trinity, in the action of P. w. Reas against
E. C. Kelly, f. j. Curtis, N. Garland, duly attes'
ted the 18th day of November, A. d., 1861, am
commanded to sell all that certain piece or par.
eel of land situate in the county of Trinity and
State of California, and described as follows
Commencing at an oak tree in front of the SOW
mill known as Reas' saw mill, and running thence
down the Trinity river, parallel with said rVef
to an oak tree blazed, about quarter of a mile
from the starting point, and thence to the river,
about ten or fifteen rods, thence up the river
the said saw-mill or tree, the place of beginning
thence up the river one mile and quarter toan
oak tree in the gulch, thence down to the rlve'
about nine rods to stake, and from thence down
the river to the place of beginning, the said NIL
being on the same land and premises takeDup'
and located by Moses T. w. Lathrop, and uSea
and occupied by said Reas for the last two years
prior to his transfer to said defendants, lying alu
being on Trinity river, about five miles above bo
mouth of Weaver creek, and also the race eou.r
Meeting with the fume crossing the river at 'ao
saw.mill Is included, being the same properly
conveyed by Reas to the said defendants
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 7th day OF December,
A. d., 1861, at IL o'clock, noon, in front o. 'Dg
Court House, 10 Weaverville, Trinity counS,. ..s
will sell the said above described properly " '''
highest bidder for cash. .~
CHADBoURNE & MILLER, Plt'ffs Attys' ,,ou
Weaverville, Nov. IA, 1861. 4f'".
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
TRINITY JOURNAL.
weaverviIIe, Saturday, December 2, 1861

CHINAMEN DRowNED.-On Wednesday morn
ing while party of Cinnamon were attempting
to wade across Stuart's Fork, near Bates ranch,
one got beyond his depth, and before assistance
could reach him, was swept away by the current
and drowned.
On the same day three Chinamen undertook 70
cross Trinity river, in boat, just above Horkers
dam. The current proved too strong for them
and the boat was carried over the dam npsettlng
in its passage. One of the Chinamen clung to
the boat, another managed to scramble up on
pile of rocks, and the third was drowned.
The Johns are decidedly out of luck.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

BRoDERIcKs WILL FoRGERY.-Wm. Willis,
a resident of San Francisco, has made an affda-
Wit to the effect that he knotos the will of the
late David G. Broderick, which underwent such
severe legal scrutiny, and was finally pronounced
genuine by the California courts, to be forgery.
The States Attorney has asked that an injunc-
tion be granted, restraining the executors of said
will from selling or disposng Of any portion OF
the Broderick estate. He sets forth that Broder-
ick died intestate and that the estate escheats c
the State of California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

MANIFESTO FROM JOHN G. BRECKINRDGE.-We
have before us manifesto from John g. Breckin-
ridge (who is now consorting with jeff. Davis q
Co., at Richmohd) TO the People OF Kentucky
1t is dated at Bowling Green (the headqurters OF
the rebel General, Buckner) but has no date
Breckenridge says it is written at the first mo-
ment since his expulsion from home, that he
could place his feet on the soil OF Kentucky. In
it he resigns his seat as member of the Senate
of the United States, saying
I exchange with proud satisfaction, a term of
six years in the United States Senate for the
musket of a soldier.
He then goes on to review, through secession
spectacles, the events OF the past twelvemontn,
and concludes by declaring
There ia no longer a Senate of the United
States within the meaning and spirit of Consttu-
tion-the United States no longer exsts-the
Union is dissolved-N Y. Express.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

PARTING OF ScoTT AND MoCLELLAN.-When
Gen. Scott left Washington for New York, where
he was received with much honor, the following
scene occurred at the cars
Gen. Mcclellan, at the head of his staff, pro-
ceeded to an inner room occupied by Gen. Scott,
and removing his hat from his head, bowed
before the veteran chief whom he had just sue
ceeded.
Gen. Scott, sitting, from inability to rise,
extended his hand to his successor, and they
talked for some minutes with hands clasped. In
this position, Gen. SCOTT drawing Mcclellan
nearer to him, said
General do not allow yourself to be embar-
rassed by men who do not comprehend this great
question. Carry ont your own ideas, act upon
own judgment and you will conquer, and the
Government will be vindicated, God bless you"
The young cheftan's only reply was
81 thank you, General. and will not forget
your counsel May you be restored to health
and live to see your prophecy fulfilled God be
with you. Farewell"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

AN EDITOR MARRIED.-Somebody the editor
of the Humboldt Tfmes we believe, once remark
ed that all sensible, respectable gentlemen, marry
at the first opportunity. Benz. p. Avery, editor
of the Marysville Appeal was married to Miss
Mary Fuller, Of that city, on the 27th ut. AS
the fearless and honorable conductor of a most
excellent public journal, and a gentleman of
whom none speak butiu high praise, we wish
Avery (and Mrs. A., too more prosperity and
happiness than is usually ahattcd to mortas in
this wicked selfish world.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

STATE NEws.-The following items are taken
from the San Francisco dispatch of the Union
of last Saturday
A strong rumor is out that news received by
telegraph from New York warrants the arrest of
several prominent citizens of this State, who
are avowed sympathizers with tebellion that
they are implicated in reasonable designs by
some papers found in the possession of ex Senator
Gwin which he neglected to-dispose of before bis
trunks were placed under seal by General Sum-
ner. Itis stated tonight that the United States
Marshal has list of the names and is preparing
the necessary documents to take the parties into
custody. If the rumor be true some who have
taken passage on the steamer tomorrow will not
go.
Gen. Wright publishes his circular this evening,
desiring that preference be given to keepers
who have subscribed to the National Loan in all
purchases for the public service.
From the San Francisco dispatch of Monday:
Senator Stark of Oregon, before he left on the
steamer yesterday indignantly disclamed that
he was sympathizer with the rebellion. He
avowed his determination to act with the dele
gates from this coast in all matters affecting the
interest of the Union
The subscriptions to the National Loan in this
city amount to about 100000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

DOUGLAS CITY RoAD.-Johnny Gulford went
over the road on Wednesday. He says $lOO will
repair the damage done by the late food As
Johnny is pretty good judge of such matters,
and bis stage a great convenience, it is to be
hoped that the small amount required will not
be withheld. What say Douglas City and Wea-
verville "Jacinto" says put him down for
an Y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

Coon NEws.-The Sacramento Union of last
Friday contained dispatch dated New York,
Nov. 27th announcing that 5000 Unionists in
the East Tennessee mountains, under Brownlow,
doing more mischief than the Yankees in Ken
lucky. The Richmond Dispatch is the authority.
The steamer Fulton brought the Government
$4,000 stand Of arms from Liverpool.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

THE yicksburg Wing exhorts the planters of The
South to prepare for the coming year by raising
pork beef, mutton, etc, such things as will sell
and enable planters to pay taxes. 1t says It can
see no prospect that the blockade win be opened.
and thinks there will be no peace until the South
shall invade the North, which must be done next
wear. 'i'H u
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

KISSING IL IcELAND.--" Women" says Forbes
in bis Iceland "are protected by the most
stringent and anti-kissng laws Any one kiss
ing anybody, with or without the lady's consent
save his own lawful wife, is liable to fine of one
hundred and forty-four ellis of cloth per kiss"
Whew not kiss ones sweetheart? Why I'd
do ii If it busted wooden factory-says our
"devil."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

LowDEN's BRIDGE.-We are authorized by Mr..
Lowden to say that his bridge will be in condi-
tien to cross teams by the 18th inst-one week
from Sunday. By that time the road will be in
travelling condition between this place and shas-
ia. We understand that for some reason the sta
ges will not resume their trips. The stock has
been withdrawn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

FoR the following smiles" PANTY Fair is re-
sponsible
Floyd and Davis.-Wby is the Southern Con-
federacy like the original Crucifx ?? e.
Because il is a cross between two thieves.
Why was Missouri during General Prices
retreat like the church of St. Peter, at Rome?
Because it had great nave running through it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

JAMES E. CALHOUN, son of John C. Calhoun,
and formerly OF the firm of Blanding 4 Calhoun,
San Francisco, is dead. The Fourth District
Court, OF San Francisco, adjourned Nov. sOth,
as token OF respect to bis memory. Deceased
was noted for bis ability, learning and gentle,
manly and modest department.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
Tax Notice.

CTATE OF CARIFORNIA, County OF Trim
- ITY.-Auditor's Office, December 4tb, 1851
Notice is hereby given that the delinquent list
has been deposited with the District Attorney,
and that unless the delinquent taxes therein spec
flied are paid to the county Treasurer within
twenty days from the publication of this notice,
action will be commenced by said Attorney for
the collection of such taxes and costs.
NJ. F. GRIFFIN, County Auditor
By G. e. WILLIAMS, Deputy. 473t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

SINCE last Friday we have had no mail All
the news matter received during the week was
through Greenhood & Newbauer, to whom we
are under many obligations
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

MIR. L.. p. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
in San Francisco receive advertisements receipt for
the same and transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL. ofce-No 172 IL Washington street.
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House, up stairs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07

TIE December term OF District Court commen-
ces next Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-12-07
Pay Up!

DERSONS WHO SUBSCRIBED to aid in bull
L ding the new Bridge over Trinity river at
Louis Raab's Store, are notified that the -
Bridge is Completed,
and ready for travel, and requested to pay in the
amounts subscribed forthwith as the undersigned
is required to settle for its construction.
LOUIS RAAB.
Trinity River, Nov q 1861. 433t.