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offering passportato' persons desirons to whit
South Carolina, wzs forgery perpetrated 10
tnIurc Mz. Bifney, who il = staunch Repnblt;;
can, and aoea not Asal IN South Csrolina pas
porh. -. :: ..-->. -
- Tbs faI1ure Of Cyrus ". Field u aid to
b bad one 1t Ia said that thu estate win
pay les2 tslan twenty five centa On the dollar.
he has asnererrecoTeredff from the Atlantic cable
operation. =: :: :. -.
:-:Hon ae,zit Smith sddrsssea tho citizens
.of Toronto, Canada, on ths 15th,iratt M ths
case Of Anderson, The fugitive slave, Whose
| snrTeuder has BEEN demanded BY the United
ststss Government Nj: smtth's speech ma
recsivedwith the heartiest applause ~ ';'::;-
- The rumor that the Marquis Of Dston-
shire had thrown his daughters lover ovsE-
boara from his yacht, in Nsples, nhdrowned:
hin, fs explained BY the k.nti' Tina -
mieappreheneion Of tho common 1diomatic
phraae, Ii thrown overheard" It is said that =
letter WIS written BY one Of the party on board
tho sylphlde to friend at Turin, In which ho
described very trivial disappointment sns-
tanned By another of the party by the words NO
have quoted. The phrase, however Vague, II
In such common use, and 20 perfectly under
atood in. It's restricted senss III. e ioIlod," OF
"dftappointed," that no Eng1i.h1nan would
probably have Inexperienced i meaning.
Tho father Of Florence: Nightingale has
written letter to friend In New Fork,
wherein he states that this noble woman vas
/ still suffering from the effects Of her severe,
experience IN the military hosyital 1t Scutari,
but ras actively engaged in litern1y efforts.
The father renarks tbat IL even tn TIL 1aat. she
will ta f,u.d n~n In b.ndn
~ F. 70 o.
inc soa ol 5S'oi4' eoo'l!ooteo o9 Inc aa-
nairers Of Tom Sayers, has been invested by
the Trustees In the purchase Of a Government
a,nnitv vfe1d,nr .ho,,t e4onn.r ,.nrrn -hf,h
-; .sor - ', "to'1A
ne VIII receaSe In weekly aastaurnents.
The Charleston Courier Of the 9Th says:
aThern Ia = military counrnnv forntnc ,t III,
4.- non-4 p,..s.n+ 49,. ca.-.a, 80 - ~
This corps will be composed entirely Of ZEN
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Tbs work oforaa;nu Tia f,ad,r F,,1. .1o~.,,
and Minnesota Railroad, between .1o,e.v31l.
and Wayerly, vas CONF mtnencel on Nonuov ,..t
Il is expected to ba rea5v FIR iron =, 4h.
Spring
to. - r.. soGaGt Hata t9e Ma"aa'
ta[ os sa j.. ~ ~ ny Whten me iat
~ w 70 pat et3,otu :of inc exclusive right
-. ~ IsS ts;a; 1A1 ~ proves snccesflm on
10 LIZ. ny, lne acc'aent IL met with IN
~ I1s W pt9oaoy aY IL up lot season.
Patrick Hanley and Dominick O'Rourke.
we're arrested as horse thieves a, Omaha c,.r
Ns.~~,.s o s"4e'ee omAus e4s5'
H9Aa, &c" oass s1nce, traeo according 10
the lynch code, found guilty, and sentenced,
the former to receive d lashes. md The hitter
75.-both to le.yo the Territory, The G.t
of thc lotta-,a .an.nnn. w.. n.,.,,u .1.s,..s -s
and be left with whole skin
EXPLOSION OF A CAMpuEsE LA.r,-On 1a.t
Monday evening". nhont ~ o,c1ock ~ sha
Mound City Hoiel. q camp6ene 1annn exploded
and burnt : little son Of ,;eo. ". Catter. the
proprietor, SO badly that he expired within
Carter and his lady-A1und C4v Empoyium.
maat,r1 ~ tha ,t+,..,. - r.1s...~
t,1,.,s 49," - 80 ~ ."1 s'Ii1eue u na'ao'a.oo'
taA'en' t"aa neid On tuesday eFsnlng Of last
week, TO tako into consideration the subject
Of a CITY Charter. c,nv of a c,tv cha,+sr
"a. nren.r-d md re,d - tha nsst;a- 80. s.
va prepared ano seao 10 tne meetaoe, after
Which motion that the subject be indennlts.
1y postponed VITA passed.
SoHo1cA1. OPERAr1ox,-D,s. Andrews and
Buniae assisted f,v Dra Raddinn Ioornfs
Ruudle and Shaw. rerforned the ooeration o}
removing the entire lower Jaw on the daughter
o1 tent. Dacheier, ngcu about eighteen years,
1esldent s some seven miia' east Of this city.
aafe ane diseass ~ ot%o %rfeonsa, Or malignant
so'tenng o1 the bone: 10 save lite its reno
IN Vas necessary. ene was put under tho tn-
*na!eTe1 oasrI1s tue opefA1on- II was sue
sGcsslu4y peF19liueo, nnd up 70 the tlme OF 60.
inE 70 prsss, tne patsent y Tree from teSer, aud
ooIas "ea1-a"es 1fePaosscan' ]an ".
SINGULAR EXPLOSION "A mysterious sccf-
dent occurred in this city Saturday morning Ut
street. 81 ~. cross had been awssplng aud
nattcr aa d.nos;te 1ss ne IN, ,Ge retase
ssIus ;s.nds thaa snose1 iaN 9. eoa late1.
-. a. =; 80 tnsse Heep1uest Nae ta5o"nupon
9.t w nIs ~ Iue Eta.e W t1e 9oy. Atef1ne e.
P.oslU%n P%1! ensueo, HHn = louo, eoneentfatea fe-
~. Pos' IN tao nJaso " w Gun. Mif: Efoss
~ ~ taa0 tnan d s.oieny os:r aed ournea ag9nt
eyes wsre seyerafv hnr13 ANA T. a. 'th,nrst
that the sf9ht Of one Of them ia nermanrTsfv
dcsfsored Tha eTniosion md -f1act 1a.whni
II unlike that Of rnppowdere no .noke nr
rmeIi WIS rcrccntfhia in liz rnon, ~ anv t;roa NJ
ai1erwarda' a'-ftorio TronscriDs -
Tt. Go, a-;,1w 1rT..:. <,x,., ,
w.. - .hs;s @u a.. ~ G,a oi a, lm1en;
m9s 4,m ~ anen s asnot3 om moa9ay esGning, win
!! ~ !, 'sln ~, 4au ls1'eo " ooef tne4 services
:" uo sestt'a
SH1F Bu1Ln1Se At BEENDoN. -Lttcbde1d 4
Co., extensive lumber manufacturers and deal
ers, at Bleudon, 4 suslf plnce On the river be-
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KuHHAKu Il HUNT, ESantz.

NuHHAKn 4 AuEf, &ssnts.
No ionu1s, Eu!,dirg
Corner Clark aud Tater streets. Chicago.
=. 1os e @ re ns Inn
mtde to q dug appoinie1 AEents ior Tie E1tE Of
Pouctts on - atorahls t:Ies a. ether reapoastbls
Companies; and u a!sn vii % to teeure the cona
u. AA9IlL yencfss Agent q 41d So Test Thisd
street. Cincinnati Otu, to WHOM all applications for
BE- addressed: [apc5a-ly
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10. 0ul1tractoaB.
CT. LOUIS. ALTON d CHI
~ cAoo RAILRoAD.

E9fcaxu Japuxry 18th. 81
Er11cE 10 Cu@T1AEfo44- -propo* d viii b. r.
cAF&a By the Recetvefs Of tia II ou2, Alton Gil
seso aaifeed 4 ~ o1es e ~ naArr,,Enra e 81
z = d*A1crra Il 3alet oI ID ~, st uex d-lxuatsd
ns Eompsas = sh,esEs: 0a-,sccrth Q! ~ y. 70
ess soa onetosit- ID July ~ one light OF .Ald
- ~ - @o.4 aATe A:taes r. ten t7n.s oa cAch
es@ HaA hsl.*cs = f4ee Of &tztt Inches on ach
2119ss! - = b o< "a naxnd Ktsse n burr OAK,
EkAt 1T aa1x sd IT 1sehet Ia thtcknefz dev-d
. = r, T. :MA>Qx,
4AxtAasE md ASHpea344andss4
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DEAL :OLDFASHIONED.
~ MCR1c -+co311E1Fa1 n4aHosv. P7tae 1 sa.
this book III aho eh0set Es,ns uf the pas< coptlaa
3hs bs.t ateees II 1sat!X eFss1 svooas 1a'AmtTeEn
ChoFnaea AdApted 70 tha Of Chotal Eoc1eus9 kpd
soet4 gA:htrhx1. FabaaaAd eY OLIVER pxTS9G 4
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CHICAGO d ROCK Isl. AND
~ RAILROAD LTSE.--P4see.gcr IrstE2 GerAzs
hun and afrirG IT E1c a-a :':i,,Ns:
lay Express and MI. leave n .. Is l.. acd szrtvs
4 IL r. i. tS1nuAJe e1:erted1.
hlgat k1Qre>A <ssc> iLks :. T. Saturday except
sdt arrive 1t III \. y. fAon~lss tcei.tel3.
Joliet Accommodation. aN p u. ;S:'s.ias, eYee}.x.3s
JOHN 7. TRACY. Ee:.. SUP.
W.L 5y JoxE 9anl Agent ds47
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@ How to do its-If you wish a
Ina head Of nair, at& LYONS KATnAIRoS, the hest
anA most poaulAr preparation ev. r. d. Itslr,ncse
ss2s psusss ts <xce1ence. It removes Iii Dandrur.
&C. rFxveara ths H&ir fo,a falling ont rrxsoses and
prsss1Fes It. and dslghstallr pez1usd: soldereEy.
WtxF4 tsiilc3
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Special, II ottefs.


# Dyvpepeis.-:-:!:That most trouble
can b. saeetas1lY cured anJ hase been the rrcrsr.
xlon go.ts@ up to sata thas OH ct but with one SOL
taz1 exception " oesva u, havc failed Of their pur
pose. DR. J. HosfEtTEE's STOMACH RiTTERs-
tn one rsssted to 7a~eref. has proved e.ch m in
va1aabIe remedy fur IN diseases Of the Stomach that
M oua IT. u eansszsazt Htth Ii history, vii qas sou
IL an<EJ 10 es<ea of tae most aassing character
1aoasanaH of sae r. auent nse Of tue Filters, have
eo3oysd ~ equally speedy and e1cen restoration
- physical strength and ~iSot All ho arc suffering
from dseasa 4:aaak frna fuul stomach, therld net
IN of hektata to urelt,
forsas b5 p.ukEtata sad dcs1sss general ,, every
Whese. f.saaw
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IpxsTM1Ar9 & 9NLPo&0.
kAIc9 l. HoEvAAH. | oFru aa41Qk1. 4Hx. 4. q
FEtyC{S 1. U0FfHAY,

FEtNrls 4. HoFFA MAN,
Qr!sen1 & the Grand 11chx af eAxe-Wetresf ths
nncht.. IT RrnHsEick and aaxo.Gn4ha 4ad she me-
INV NJ FrnE.f and BY Aprcta! nf st*eFAt 9tate4
sa,hnrzed n act tor former rtta,en% ct ATsTR5A.
BADEN. BAVARIA HAS1yER TESarA NASSAU,
PRUSSIA, aA1oNT, T1ETEMBERG oLpEEBERA
&c JAe71k v1y
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.dabal&saIt Rptlses.

GMALL WARES, BUTTONS
:, WdFstsd Hood6; @eaveA GAttes4 AZ. utaa Trto.
EatnEA toasefs ard akirta 61o=aa arI ToatsTJ. Tas
tzxde h respectfully insned 10 a1s11lns Hs feoTs
xoodA which Nf1 b. eold t1r s:t
>. ~: .C10M ctsH fEfcEE
H. GkAVEA
Aa4 s3lkkA ytZrsa> EASnAkq.
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Railroads..
oflF2fsEMEy24YNE&2n, IVA
UI$eszlEzsLtlcaeda1| al 81

- M5-~
E# nfft 2fSE 44AYnE& fA
9Th #&fkS kSk&4&1A@ @al
-@S4RS W
'.. 3AT ~ Dk
rs..ussr 7..tn. law, u, pspot eo..er a. u,d.o.
s5eS r.. axesnt saa33s1. sna.&
rsr po..rs &1s 9,. & ~ s5sfR; 2 i: Ss5a!y.y.
I'd Il etseaa
xss xsia no ths cities aoo. named
rntr q tSena e1 axne ttains md h4xZAse bY this
sas Ms1H :; sas Company oa:s eeTasr q Esndelps
Ede. Ghessn 11s's@ ana At sas cnian pspos. "sza
NV. posa T~r r.~ 4..,t
AAhoA- 41ekS ASenr
vSr1 nr1-1-CT- -
e+T., ri1pn.n <@~sakA ~s&.S"
= 164E - III E1 AAIHs<revu
tha ~.,.cts- - An;ao - IL ps1V poV 49, El.ACH
a@~&e'seaS ot s0 koAo aoW eqo1i - my IA xa4
- AAk9@ AMMQ&n f'8x8eM$&f Trains
,sss%~eea zen FtssseufEh aat Philadelphia
-t&EE11uE ui!Ettl1 eoo Union DepEt, II FttIahnfth.
YW 1h001h Train. tiom III u estern cndes for FifS.
Giz .6as n.ai:alsx es1ies ios .le W ,r.a.aesIEsa a
ny of19 ronta
M faa = II. 1aeS "a FoaEh 70 fafadslrh&a.
a,sep.eS c.. e E3Press aad fa.t rraias. Tss ~
TeEee ~ us1as connect direct tas Ns~ YurS- Ex-
lnstse a t@ t4'' ''aoees ''F S''sl;R'F' 'aa "t'A-
!, ~ Through PsssaseT Trains provided ~a Inuza-
II s!sr sasins't thus .4dax aasa . IL 'sis' III
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Post 0mee Boz 81, Ch,eaEo, IN.
&40 It IN LA81 IT. Vek {UpHtaitY.} dtfd9738n
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BUFFALO d. LAKE ;lI'RDN
~ RAILWAY. shnt1z 4nd be.t r.,.te to pgds:o
Aud oHaTT Eastern rttIea.
Train lsas1a< ch.ss:o as srp al pe,roi, q, sd tt.
F4oes ., :; = basaio "a + 80 n Ssw Turk :: s:,s
e sod T. ERte trains gch,= tass TrAes sia thIe
RnAd can he obtained II tu- trtsu u. tot
te-l&K11y fARTER ssrpE hxragsF
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16
COMMISSION
AND
PURCHASING AGENT,
SAN FRANCISCO.
sam FRANCISCO.

ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF MER-
Y chandise and articles of every description
are solicited by the undersigned.
A residence in this city of over ten years and
an experience in the business of nearly the same
length of time, are considered sufficient to war
rant the confidence of persons in the country VINO
occasionally require to make purchases mere
through the agency of reliable party or who
may be looking for permanent Agent IN san
Francisco. To either the advertiser offers his
services, assuring all who intrust orders to him
that no effort will be spared to execute their com
missions satisfactorily.
All Orders must be accompanied with the cash
or City reference.
Those desiring information concerning the un-
dersigned are referred to
WM. T. COLEMAN IL Co., San Francisco
J. II. CoGHILL IL Co.,
c. LANGLEY, Druggist, =.
FLINT, PEABODY ~ Co.,
IRA p. RANKIN, =.
Ross, DEMPSTER q Co.. =.
j. ANTHONY Il Co., Union Office, Sacramento.
And to the proprietor of the Trinity Journal
N. Borders for Machinery, Pianofortes, Me-
lodeons, Sewing Machines, Watches, Jewelry,
&c. will be attended to by competent judges
L. P. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
629 WASHINGTON STREET, Cup stairs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

fTHESE INSTRUMENTS ARE RADICALLY
L different in principle and construction from
all Others combining what is valuable in all 9th
ers, with nete principles of vast utility.
The Bow used in these instruments is not a
spring, but solt IRON to be shaped at pleasure, to
fit. The power which is in the short steel spring
is also lever, and is entirely controlled by u
screw, making the pressure light or heavy, at
pleasure. The Pad works over a knuckle, Civ
ing at the same time an inward and upward
motion, whereby not more than half the usual
pressure is required, and very little on the back.
1t cannot work up or out of place the Pad bear
ing is changed, or the Pad itself changed in size
or shape with very little trouble. These Iustru-
ments are the smallest, lightest, most durable
(no rusty most ceanly, as The covers can be ia,
ken of and washed at pleasure, and will do more
for relief and radieQt cure than any ever offered
to the public Send Tor descriptive pamphlet
EDWARD HALL IL CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, j3S Washington street,
303m. San Francisco.
&44-Sole agents for the Pacific Coast
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OrdeTed, That Jno. ?. Wright De appointed
Constable for Weayeryille township in place of
!. II. Ball, resigned.
On petition Of Wm. s. Lowden, ordered that
rates Of toll be made uniform on all Bridges and
Ferries in the county, unless hereinafter provid-
cd. and that any and all rates heretofore fixed
and allowed, that conflict in any way with this
ORDER be rcDcalcd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

is particularly attractive, and the great feature
to the Country Merchan is the unusually low
priceless than the cost Of importation.
We also keep the Stdple articles in The Dry
Goods lime, which Goods we have purchased in
this market under the Hammer, and are offering
them at Mar York cost--dnd less. We publish
this Curt in order that we may make new ac-
quaintances and induce those who have not here
tofore purchased of us, to call and inspect our
stock.
All we ask is an opportunity to s4ow the Goods
and name the prices, and we have no fear of the
result. Good articles and lo,o prices are the great
inducements to all who purchase to sell again.
Merchants who buy Of US can make good
profit and sell to their customers at low figure.
We remain, respectfully,
Your obedent servants,
BADGER & LIN0ENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos All, 4l3 and 4l5 Battery street.
Corner Of Merchant street,)
San Francisco, Oct 20, 1861. Alb.
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T. W. IiiN0mAN. b. l.. bartlett.
Formerly Of san Francisco. Formerly Of Shasta.
HINCIIMAN s. BARTLETT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MER CHANTS,
RED BLUFF.

TTAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST
L l. of Capt. A. H. STOUT in the Forwarding
and Commission Business, we offer our services
to Northern Shippers and Dealers, and respect
fully solicit their patronage, giving every assur-
ance that the same fidelity and dispatch observed
by our predecessor shall characterize all our
transactions. HINCIIMAN & BARTLETT.
Having disposed of my interest in the For
warding and Commission Business above, |
take great pleasure in recommending success
ors to the favorable regard of my patrons, and
solicit for them continuance Of that patronage
so kindly bestowed on me.
Aug. II, 1861. A. II. STOUT.
REFERENCES. -Messrs. Lock & Montague, Geo.
f. Bragg, ESQ., Hodge & Wood Stanford Bros
Il. G. Moon, Esq, San Francisco r. Stevenson
& Co., Gctleson Pestner, JOS Isaacs, Esq,
Shasta.
Mark goods, " Care II. & B., Red Bluff
Red Bluff Aug. II, 1861. 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16
QUINN, the HALTER.

a A RHYMING MUSE WHO KNOWS
GSass not song,
Nor does he essay to flatter,
Your aid invokes to help along
In praise of QUINN, the HALTER.
And though my lines in pith and point
BE sure to flag-no matter,
The words cannot the theme disjOnt,
So famed is QUINN, the HALTER.
For hue and shape his Hats are praised
When others fade and latter,
With crowns far down and cone-like shapeu'
When QUINN is NOT THE HATTEh'
Though wind may blow with sleet and sho"'
And hail and rain may patter
Yet winters snow and summers glow
Are matched by QUINN, the HATTLh'
If you would choose a hat for use,
Which no abuse could batter,
Your cash you'll lose if you refuse
TO deal with QUINN, the HALTER.
Though States rebel and banks deplete,
And envious rivals chatter,
Yet merit will receive her due,
And so will QUINN, the HALTER,
AT SO j Street, between Sd and itll'
j22. SACRAMENTO. 23td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

L. W. Ludwig, oil-cloth in Treas. Office, II 90
II. o. Adams, school trustee, N. f. Dist. 20 90
The following bills were rejected
II. J. Seaman, stationery, So %
H. Hooker. dill c. b. Crownnsheld,) GO 90
NJ Oberdeener, stationery, 3 20
L. Clifford, rent, etc, 100 90
Trufant & Buck. $50 90
H. Hooker, (bill C. B. Crowniushield,) 80 90
n r. Davis, prof. services, 100 90
Jno Murphy, wood, so 90
The following bills allowed on Hospital Fund
A J. Hoffman,, county physician, Sl37 so
j. s. Mccain & Co.. merchandise, 1873 is
Jno Adams, digging grave, 10 90
DR.. A. J. Hoffman,. steam baths, 20 co
II. J. Seaman, medicines, 2S6 IS
]. 6. Mccain Il Co.. (E. Lakes bill) $50 90
Hoslinger Il Co., labor, II IS
Mrs Rpstein, washing, 10 G2
Chas Thomas, rent, 93 25
5. Loimau, merchandise, 2l 90
F. Hosmre washing, 10 10
Gray & Bro, milk, Sc 81
Loomis & Co, meat, SS SO
Ordered, that VIM. Moloney be and is hereby
appointed Justice of the Peace in and for Wea-
vervile township, to fill the present vacancy un-
til the next general election.
Monday, Nov. IL, 1861.
This being the last day of the session OF the
Board and the county Treasurer being in atten
dance on the Board with the sealed proposals re-
ccived by him, in accordance with an Act Of the
Legislature of this State, passed February, 1852
creating Redemption Fund for this county, the
Board proceeded to open and examine the same
and after due examination accepted the follow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

4ioIHtu CdtlIc- per uedui ID
Sheep and hogs. per head, 10
W. S. Lowden granted renewal of license to
keep Toll Bridge over Trinity river on filing an
approved bond in $1,000 license at rate Of $50
a year.
Juo. W. Smith granted renewal Of license to
keep Toll Bridge over Trinity river at Kanaka
Bar, on filing approved bond in $4,000 license
at rate Of S36 year.
Ordered, that Dr. A. J. Hoffman, be re-appoin-
ted county Physician Tor the term Of one year
from Nov. 10th, 1861, at a salary Of 1878 per an
mum, and that be be not required TO attend pa
tients outside Of county Hospital.
The following accounts were allowed on the
County General Fu4d
j. IIulse, constable, Sl59 so
W. W. Tinnin IL Co., merchandise, G3 Is
W. j. Brown, blacksmilMng, 60 90
j. i. Gordon, advertising AVID printing, 27O 90
c. E. Williams, Dist. Atty, 4j 90
r. a. Fagg, stationery 4G so
O. Nolmers d Co., boarding prisoners, 227 90
u. lraSk, medical services, 100 90
J. /. Ioadley, supervisor, Is 90
q. I. Miers, assessor, 90
N, +. Griffin, county Clerk, 202 G5
The following persons were allowed S3 zach
for services at election j. d. Hopkins, S. II.
Harmon, T. l.. Warney, J. II. Mccormick. John
Lassiter S. Scott, J. Riley, James Morris, |. Nj.
Rich j. Perkins, j. II. Hutchinson, Jno. Smith,
j. Beardsley. S. a. White, G. NJ Wasson, a. III.
Parish, J. A. Walker, W. G. Kirkham, c. Taylor,
T. X. Tyrell, G. A. Champion, l.. Smith, j. Bren-
nan, II. q. Adams, j. j. Nichols, Jno. W. Garter,
A. D. Bayliss, IL. II. Powell, G. w. Palmer, D..
Bush, NJ. Belz, L. Bcwerenger, J. Hobart, n. Ho-
bart, j. Strauss, Jno. Carr, Dennis Ronrke, r. b..
Wells, Jno. II. Yanderhof, c. Duncan, w. Ander-
son, j. Paulsen, n. Bates, 2. c. Garrett j. Ben
ton, H. w. Everest, J. Huss, b. Kuper, f. Light
ener, c. Weinheimer a. Peletreau, W. Y. Terry,
j. b. Lee, N. w. Personette, W. G. Estes, O. Stu
art, r. Long, NJ. Ochetree, r. L. Thomas, J. T.
Bell, A. II. Pruett, NJ. X. Ward, Jno. n. Reid J.
HUBERT Z. Bewerenger, N. Hubert, IL. Lape, j..
Line H. G. Sprague, j. Wottring, A. Hedges, j..
Shields, H. i. Eastman, W. Duntram, j. Il. Gra-
ham, G. W. Dyer, Juo. w. Owens j. G.. Mason,
D. }. Howe, G.. Ii. Lord, S. S. Garwood, T. Jones,
g. Murphy.
Ordered, that assessment of Patrick Kernian
be reduced from $500 to $1,000.
The following bills were allowed on the Coun-
ty General Fund
4. J. Curtis, wood, S so 90
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16
The journal.
Board of supcrvisors.-Nov. Term


Board met Monday, Nov 4th. Present Geo.
Williams, chairman; Jno. McCammon and EN-.
Dunlap. c. E. Williams, deputy Clerk
Assessment of G. H. Fox reduced to 5000 as
spssmept of Greenhood 4 Newbauer reduced to
S33500; assessment of Philip Daniels reduced
to So, 500 : assessment Of l. q s. Wormser reduc-
ed 10 S9000
Report of John Musser, county Treasurer, re-
ceived, ordered filed and published
Report of 4. J. Hoffman,, county Physician,
received ordered filed and published.
The following Road Overseers' reports receiv-
cd and ordered on file
c. F. LanCdon. Rush creek District;
w. McColum, CoX's do.
Daniel Nichols. Canon do.
J. C. Murphy, Burns do.
Joseph Spence, Palmer do.
Ordered, that Joseph Ewing he appointed over
seer Of Hay Fork road district, upon fling an
approved bond in $1,000
Ordered, that Gibson road district be formed
of that portion Of Hay Fork distrct which lies
on the Hay Fork and its tributaries above mouth
of Buch's creek.
Ordered, that Thos. C. Cox be appointed over
seer Of Taylor's Flat road district, on filing an
approved bond in the sam of $1,000.
Wm. McColum granted renewal of license to
keep a Toll Ferry over Trinity river at Taylor's
Flat; license at rate OF $50 year.
Jno McCammon granted renewal Of license to
keep a Toll Ferry over Trinity river at Cedar
Flat license at rate of $50 year
Ordered, that Bennett Cook be authorized to
lay out and open wagon road from point near
his residence to intersect the W. u S. W. r. at
Lime Gulcb, and the same declared public high
way.
ordered. that Burns road district be enlarged
to include that portion of Canon road district
which embraces Sturdevant 4 Co.'S ranch and
Arkansas DAM
Ordered that report of overseer of Sturdevant
road district be received and Gled.
The following persons allowed SO each for ser
vices as Jurors in District Court u. Davis, j. c.
Mason, S. Emerson, c. McGowen. ?. Painter A.
Webster, c. D. Stafford, G. Bawden, G.. Keyser
O. Fox, b. Abbott Wm. Smith.
The following persons allowed SO each for ser
vices at election :--F, Davis, w. McCollum, Jno
Myers, S. Black, T. Swain.
The following accounts allowed on Co. Gcncr-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

WHEELER G. WILSON'S
NEW STYLE
SEWING MACHINE!
Now rnaprOve1lae1
New improvements
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NO LEATHER PAD!
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Glass Cloth Presser
NEW STYLE HEMMER
NEW STYLE HEMMER!
NEW STYLE HEMMER!
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT INVENTED |!
MILKING .d.NEN7IRE
NEW STYLE MACHINE,
Forming the justly celebrated LOCK STITCH,
acknowledged by all to be the
Only Stitch fully Satisfactory for
Family Purposes
NEW STYLE MACHINE.
Prices Reduced Twenty Per Cent !
Prices Reduced Twenty Per Cent
....BUY THE...
WHEELER e WILSON.
1t is the Cheapest, most Durable,
and Easier Understood than
any other Machine
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR!
HI. &. HAYDEN, Agent,
Corner Sacramento and Montgomery streets
SAN FRANCISCO.
GUSHING & FRANCIS, Agents,
aGl2too. SHASTA.
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER, which emphatcally
speaks for itself. was written by the Dean of the
Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Medicine,
to the editors of the Pacific Medical and Surg
cal Journal" ," San Francisco, for publication.
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CERTIFIcATE.-I, the undersigned, Governor of
Hungary, do hereby testify, that DR.. L. j. Cap
kay has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian Ar
my, with faithful perseverance. Whereof have
given him this certificate. and do recommend him
to the sympathy, attention, and protection of all
those who are capable of Nppreciating patriotic
self sacrifice and undeserved misfortune.
KossUrH LAJos, Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 9th, 1852.
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The Following persons allowed 81 each Tor ser
vices at election -Jno. Coony, J. c. Murphy, r..
Watson, Jno. Mclaughlin, l.. Matthews c. W
Davis, J. W. Mundell, z. Baker, Jno c. Dodge
j. D. Alexander, ". Guthrie, w. S. Parrott, Jno
Lindeman, J. Foster, H. Tassall, Jno. Feck, W.
Glover, W. Peschke, A. Stller, Thos. Dawson.
The following accounts were allowed on the