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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

"CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. = This valuable Mag
azine, devoted to Literature and National Policy,
has become the property of an association of
men Of character and large means. Devoted to
the National cause it will ardently and uncon.
ditionally support the Union, and according to
the announcement made by the new conductor S
on taking charge, will cordially sustain the cause
Of gradual emancipation.
"Tbe political department will be controlled
by Hon. Robert j. Walker and Hon. Frederick
p. Stanton. of Washington, D. G. Mr. Walker,
after serving nine years Senator, and four
years as Secretary OF the Treasury, was succeed
ed in the Senate by Jefferson Davis. Mr. Stan
ton served ten years in Congress- acting as Chair.
man of tb" Judiciary Committee aud Of Naval
Affairs Mr. Walker was succeeded as Governor
nf Kansas 10y Mr. Stanton. and both were dis
placed by Mr.. Buchanan. for refusing to force
slavery upon that people by fraud and forgery.
The literary department. of the Magazine will be
uuder the control of Charles Godfrey Leland, OF
Boston. aud Edmund Kirkp, Of New York. Mr..
Leland j. the present accomplished editor of the
magazine Mr. Kirke is one Of its constant con
Iributors, but brtler- known as the author OF
" Among the Pines" the great picture, true to
life. OF slavery as it is.
"The Continental, while retaining all the old
corps of writer's. who have given it so wide a
circulation, will be Reinforced by new contribu
tors, greatly distinguished as Statesmen, scholars,
and saVans."
/ Under the vigant control of such talented
men the Continental must soon occupy a leading
position in the field of magazine literature
John f. Trow, so Greene street, New York, is
publisher for the proprietors, to whom subscrip-
tons should be addressed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
Prcu.xA>,s DErENsE.-The New York Herah

prcu.xA>,s DErENsE.-The New York Herald
referring to this document, says;
We suspcct, however, that this defense will on
lv opprate to confirm the universal public opinion
~ hotb bemispheres to the prejudice of our nm
fn,innate ex President. For example, as a reason
wbv. from Octobrr, 1860, to January, 1861. he
did not strengthen the garrisons OF certain
Southprn ports, earnestly and repeatedly
nrqpd by General Scott, Buchanan has no better
pvcusp To- give than this-that he had only ionr
or five companies of regular troops within any
convenient distance, all The rest being employ d
in prnt,ctng our Western plains and deserts
against the Indians.
But even upon this plea buchanan begs the
onrston. At any time from October, 1860, TO
January, 1861 there were ihiee or four thousand
first rate regular troops under General Twiggs
in Texas. doing nothing. Why were not they
brought off to garrison those Southern iorttca,
t0ns?
The simple truth is. that from the personal
notifications and prrjndcrs of Buchanan. re
snting from the election of 1860, and from his
pitable imheciliy, crrdnlity aud trembling ODE
dience to the leading Southern traitors in Con
prpss and in bis Cabinet, he was bound hand
aud foot, and was thus, poor old unfortunate
man. rendered utterly hel lplr SIS to save the conn
try or himself An ounce of moral courage on
his part at the right lime would have placed Elm
| high aloft a 0ngSide Of Andrew Jackson. III the
estimation of greatful people. But no paI'ry
excuses can save him now from the c"ndemna'
ton of bis Contemporaries aud postrrty. WIN
u selfish degradation Of weakness, unparalleled
| in the history Of modern nationS he icmponzrd'
9lurOcatrd, shut his eyes, aud bllnk"d the
question of his duty, in order to throw all lhe
burdens OF this war upon the Administration
elected to succeed him. We presume that G"h-
eral Scott will give him another brOhdsld', al
Though no answer to this lame aud mpotrnt de-
feuse OF Buchanan is needed His position in
history is fixed as the most amentahle failure OF
nuv rnler of mnlnr Limns.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D ont of the District Court of the Ninth Judi.
cial District of the State of Ca!iornia, in and for
the county of Trinity. in the action of william
Ware against James Howe. surviving partner of
the firm of Howe & Jones, duly attcstpd the oath
day Of November, A. D., 1862 have levied on
all the right title and interest which the above
named defendants possessed in and to the follow
ing described property. to vii
All those certain mining claims known ms Benz
Winston Il Co.'S claims, situate in McKenzir's
guch, including all the mining ground on both
sides Of said gulch,
Also, those certain mining claims situate on
Sidney gulch, and known as Ludwig & Co. ;
claims, embracing all the mining ground in said
gulch, from bank to bank.
Also. those certain mining claims known as the
old Irish claims Of Weeks q Co, situate on the
second bank from Sidney enlch. commencing at
the Junction of Mckenzie and Sidney gulches, on
said second bank thence running down said gulch
along said bank 1000 feet aud running back to
the rise of the rock.
Also, that certain mining ground known MS
Lloyd Il Co.'S claims, commencing at the june.
ton Of Mckenzie Sidney guches, thence run
ming up Sidney gnch 20O0 f4rt, more or less, to
Winston Finley's fumr. including all the min-
ing ground from rim rock to rim-rOck between
such points
These claims include all the mining ground
in Sidney gulch and on he adjoining banks, now
claimed by James Howe & Co., extending from
Wares claim, in Sidney guleh nearly opposit te
Wares house. to Shepard & Goss' old mill, O
gether with the bitches and fumes leading there
TO.
Also, the outlet to all the above claims and
the large iume and ditch in Sidney gnIch, known
as Howe d Jones' BIG FLUME," together
with the ditch and tail race leading 10 Shrparf
IL Goss' old mill, with the right of failing on al
such grounds below.
Also, a mining claim known as the MunzoI
claim below the Seavey reservoir, on the east
side of Sidney gnlch.
Also, the house built by Jacob Davis, situated
on VIM. Wares ranch, at the head Of Garden
gulch
Also, the Hydraulic Flnme
Also, two reservoirs in the gulch above Dodge's
Ice House, belonging to James Howe.
Also, one small reservoir on the east side OF
D0dgrs reservoir near Ash Hollow, known as
llowes reservoirs
Also, the interest of James Howe in the reser.
voir used for working The Dodge claims.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the 22d day Of December,
A. D., 1862, between the hours of II o'clock. NJ
aud O'clock p. NJ in front of the Courl House,
III the town nt Weavrrvllp. will sell the above
descrb d property to the highest bidder for cash.
-Wcavervillc, November 28 1862.
JOHN F. JONES, Sheriff.
By a. NJ. khUTrSCHNITr. Deputy. As I'd
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BURYINo GRov%p.S-Fbe Coinsaittee, composed
Of Messrs. Martin, Mcclure and Howe, selected
10 lay off the ground designated for burying
ground, have promptly performed their duty, and
are now ready 10 receive proposals for building
the fence. Plans aud specifications may BE- seen
at John Martins Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

ARRIVED SAFE.-A dispatch was received al
San francisco on the 2lst, announcing the safe
arrival at New York on the goth of the Mosfs
Taytor's passengers. They were not allowed To
land by the Nicaragua authorities for several
days, owing to misunderstanding which will
not again occur.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

| ENGLAADs FAVoRVE.--ln the &" Editors Ia
! bic Of the November number of :he Continental
Monthly we Gud what purports to be letter from
the Dutchess OF Sutherland to Mrs. II. Deecher
Stowe. In the course of the article the writer
refers to Engand's pets in the Davis Confederacy
and closes by passing the following stingent, yet
descrred compliment on the venerable traitor who
vacated The Pr sidcntial Chair one year ago last
March
Our great favotte in the North is cx Presi.
dent Buchanan. When did the head of Gnv-
ernment before have the courage to aid rebel
lion against it, so gracefully yielding it the Ma
tional forts, ships, mints, guns, and arsrnals ?
But what we most admire il his message, in hch
he proved you have no right to co'rce the South
or suppress rebellion. This w8s splendid dis
covery for us as it demonstrated how superior
our Government is to yours II Mr.. Buchanan
would come here, we would raise him to the peer
age, and III oommem0ratOn of his two great acts,
would give him the double title of the Duke of
LrcOmplon aud Dsunion. Floyd, Cobb, aud
Thompson should each be Ears. Thompson
should be called Earl Arnold, in gratitude for
the services to US Of the celebrated Benedict
Arnold"
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JAMES CONNER'S SONS
TYPE AND PRINTERS FURNITURE
AGENCY
VIM. FAUNKNER & SON,
Having taken The Agency for James Cen-

L i
ners sons Hard Metal 1ype and for iuting Press
all sizes and hay wing lge stock hand (and Ia
arrive) at the warehouse in San Francisco prepared
fill orders of any magnitude at the shortest notice.
Every article necessary for perfect Printing Oace fur
nshed to order.
We beg to call attention to q Corners Sons Hard
Metal Type evidence of intention to keep their
tah, in advance of Others invite Printers
to compare the metal from their Foundry with any other
they may have hand, by cutting and breaking in
full confidence that nothing superior, If equal can be
found made to work by the present process of
featuring Type and we feel warranted in saying, from
long xpeence and personal observations that their mode
of manufacturing Type not surpassed in this country
or in Europe
w. Z. having had an intimate knowledge of the practi-
cal working Of Printing Office for the last 35 years "a
portion Of winch s49'50 in the city Of San Francisco.
publisher of the Pdcifc Netos natters himself that
lac will be able to give entire satisfaction 10 the trade
WIN. FAULKNER & SON,
second floor Of 1872 Sansome street, San Francisco.
ga Gordon's, Ruggles Co.'s, Poters and Hawks job
Printing Presses. 46.
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TK WEFKLY.-Tbe Stage between this place
and Shasta now runs tri-weekly. The new order
Of things commenced last Monday. Leaves
Weaverville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
and Shasta Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Our accommodating friend, Gus Scammon, is
retained on the route, while Billy Welman goes
70 u nov lieIA uf dnlY.
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In FUNDs.The .AHd says there are now $780,
600 surplus funds in the treasury of San Fran
CISCO aud that the amount will probably be in
creased 100000 more during tbe year. Five
hundred thousand dollars in grand cash, unap
propriated, will prove the ruin of some poor
cusss reputation about that burg Petaluma
Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

GONE TO KLAMATH obn A. Watson, Esq, L.
S. Deputy Assessor for this county, has gone to
OF the Fifth District, TO appoint and properly
equip a deputy Assessor for klamath county.
One Turner is the individual selected to serve
Uncle Sam in that capacity.
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AGENCY NOTICE.

DEING ABOUT TO LEAVE FOR WASHOE.
ID have appointed Charles H. p. Kuper INV
gal agent To COLLECT outstanding accounts All
PERSONS indebted 10 the undersigned will make
payment to him. ERNST ii. w. KUPER.
Weayerville, Nov. 20, 1862 46Sis.
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THE EFFEoT-The stIiking Of the names of
army officers from The rolls for absence without
leave, creates considerable autterng among
those in Washington. 1t will result in getting
rid Of the Kid gloyrd gentry who prefer hanging
round Washington hotels to taking the chances
of being called upon to fight, and in filling their
places from the ranks by men who enlisted to
fight, and are anxious to do so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

How THEY STAND, PoIrcALLY,- From Schuy
Ter ColaX's District, in Indiana, IL ,064 men have
gone to the war, Of whom 8 10 were voters. OF
these, 6, l25 were Republicans and 1885 Demo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

HOBBS CoLoRED MINsIRELs.-This company
will give an entertainment at the Weaverville
Theater this Saturday. evening. The company
is well spoken OF by those who have witnessed
the performance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

ANOTHER BRANCH OF HONE MAAUFACTURE.-
ROsin is now worth S25 barrel in this State
owing to the supply from North Carolina having
heen stopped. Messrs. j. Hart and J. W. jacob
son, OF Marysvlle, have made arrangements to
supply the market. They have selected some
$4,000 gum heating trees in the vicinity Of
Forbpstown, 1uha county, and expectnrXt season
10 turn out 800 gallons OF tulpenline and 60
brrrcls of rosn a week So says the .appeat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

"TnIs WAS A COAX $50 says the Unions
Nevada Territorial Legislature reporter of bill
introduced by Howard to prohibit the collection
OF accounts for liquors sold at retail. 1t was re-
ferred to The Committee on Ways aud Means,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

SAN Francisco News LETTER--We have made
Francisco to furnish us an interesting weekly
news letter from that city. The first one will
appear in the JoURNAL of December 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter of the Estate of 6.
Clark Jones, deceased.

In the matter of the Estate of S.
Clark Jones, deceased.
IN the Probate court of the county Of Tyinilv,
State Of CdlVOrna:
I APPEARING TO THE COURT BY THE
petition presented and filed by A. J. Loomis
administrator of the Estate of S. Clark Jonps
u'otaStd' praying Tor an order to sell the real
ana personal esIale-that it is necessary to sell
lne "hoIe estate, both real aud personal, To nav
the outstanding debts, expenses and charges of
administration
1t Is therefore ordered by the Court that all
pe'Sn"S interested III said Estate APPEAR before
'he Probate Court of said county Of Trinity an
he 18Th day of December 1862, AT 10 o,cloclt in
'"c forenoon OF said day, at the Court room of
SeId SeId Probate Court, in the village of Weaver
sl''', ana comfy aforesaid, to show cause why
a" "'uer should not be granted TO said Admins
N"t", 10 sell all The real aud personal estate of
'l 9''n u, ceased and that copy of this order be
puoirSned at least for four consecutive weeks in
'hs Trinity JOURNAL, a weekly newspaper nrint.
eu ana published in The village and county afore.
sald'-Dated Nov %, 1852 ''''0
+ ). CURTIS. County Judge.
""u tx oIIicIo Jadge of Probate Court.
SFATE OF CALIFORNIA. Cor>rv ~, r,,...
- IfY, ss,-l NJ f. Griffin. coun,v CI'r,, ~ S,N W.
county OF Trinity aud State of CoIitor,ia ~ '"1
'N'nol" Clelk ut the Probate Court i'm and r,n
V"""y "IrtS"hl, do hereby certify th. r,,,r,,i1.
:" w "e ana correct copy of AN order d,,Ii9
bate Court. "''S oi sald FRO
witness my hand and the seal Of said Pro
l1''l IS'I "a 0"ut 'nIs 2e'h day OF November A.
'O''' NJ F. GRIFFIN, Clerk
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Missouri ETECTIoN.-The result Of the cleo
tion in Missouri is astonishing. The Democrat
claims the election of IL Radical members OF
Assembly from St. Lons county, ana a majority
ia the Legislature sufficient to elect a United
States Senator and sustain the emancipation
policy. In some Of the strong slavehOding
counties, such as Livingston and Randolph, the
conservative majorities werealarge In the First
Congressional District FraiR Blair obtained Il
small majority over Samuer Knox-the Union
Emancipation vote being 81 overwhelming as to
render be chances Of eitcting pro.slavrry can.
ddate hopeless. Henry T. Blow, Radical, had
1000 majority in the Second District. In the
Third there was "A close race between Gen. NOEL,
"f the present. House, Union Emancipation can.
ddate aud john W. Scott, pro-slavcry Demo
crat result uncertain. From the Fourth no re-
turns bad been received In the Fifth, Jrirr
-on City District, Colonel j. w. McClurg. aad
CAL seemed to have b"aten rigodcr General
Thomas +, Price, the largest STAKEHOLDER in that
region. Flom The Sixth District no returns had
been received. In the Seventh, Gen. Ben. Loan
Union candidate, was ahead buchanan county
gave him 6l3 majority, while four precincts Of
Andrew county gave him 2S7 majority. ln the
Eighth District William A Hall, Conservative,
was undoubtedly elected, was also Major JAS
B. Rollins, Conservative, in the Ninth District
The probabilities favored delegation standing
five Union EmancipatiUniss to four pro slavery
Drmocrats-a gain Of four for the Admnistra
tion.
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Nor THE RIGHT MAN.-The loyal citizens of
Maryland have petilioned the Government to re-
move Gen. Wool TO some other command. They
say be has become doard from age, lacks
physical ability, and is captious and disobiging
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RG VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF FORE
- closure 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 ol
TRINITY, in the action of Jacob Weckert agalGS'
D. y. Wood duly attested the goth day oil No'
Vemher, 1862, am commanded to sell
All that certain parcel or tract of land situate
near the town of Weavervlle, county and Ssa'e
aforesaid, and described as follows CommencInB
west from said town of Weavervile at an oaN
stump hewed square on the top, for the Sou'1'
east corner thence running north forty-hVe rcuo QUO
10 pine tree on the hill, thence west forty u'V
rods thence south forty five rods, thence ea'. ~.
Ior'y hve rods, to the place of beginning pe,nS
tne same lot of land formerly owned by JAZZ
Gran, and now owned by j. G. Wood, and knT"t Know,
as his place, the same being inclosed by plVA''
fence.
Notice is hereby given that on
Mond"y, ihe 18th day Of December
A. d. 1862, between the hours of II O'CLOCK n'
ana clock p. m, in front of the Court house 'S
IN the town OF Weavervlle, will sell the aoVor
described property to the highest bidder w.
caSh.-W Weavervile, Nov 20, 1862 20
JOHN p. JONES, Sherin'
by A. Nj. KRuTTsCHNITT, Deputy. son"
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OLD ESTABLISHED
GOOD PAYING BUSINESS
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

In The matter of the Estate and Guardianship OF
Charles Crosse and Amelia Crosse, Minors and
Children of Panlius Crosse, deceased.
In The Probate Court, an and for The countu af
Trinity and State of California
A LII PERSONS INTERESTED in the above
"A proceeding are notified to appear before the
Judge of The Probate Court OF said county, on
saturday, the 9th day of December
a. D., 1862, at 10 o'clock, a. m, at the Court
House, aud show cause, if any they can, why a
Ut and proper person should not be appointed
Guardian Of said minors, who reside ont of this
State. BY order Of L. j. CURTIS,
Probate Judge.
Attest, NJ r. Griffin, Clerk. 4G2w,
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B a varia Brewer

WhnT SIDE OF WEAVER UNEEhI
Below II @ $ sig's Garden
~ II e UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAoU.nn@m .n@
in informing the public that they ,nat are "
manufacturing, and offer for sale superior 'q'"oI
lty OF l. A G Err b E Il r, warranIeuIi Iis e3 mt
To any in the State. A share of the puonvt no
rnnage is requested. This Lager Beer Is P"r con.
with great care, in quantities to suit, KEEP nart
stantly on hand, and will be delivered III any
OF the county. rv7
JOHN HAGLENA,t%S
Weaver, Jan. 10, 1861.
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has ordered to be stricken from the roll the namrs
Of all officers absent from their commands with
out leave The Sacramento Bee dubs such the
"Apron String Guard"
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CALIFORNIA WINES
MI. KELLER,

LOS ANGELES vINEYARDS wishes
to ncquant his friends and the public generally y
with the fac, that he has opened Depot for the
sale of his Wines, III the
BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE,
Corner OF Pine and Montgomery Streets
The reputation Of California Wines has suffer
ed much from the many bad and aduliernt"d ar
licles put up by irr sponsible parties and brand
ed Pure Calluraia Wine'-present profit be-
ing their aim, although destroying confidence IN
the purity aud quality of Native Wines. Others
again. probably without any intention 20 deceive,
but from want Of knowledge of the treatment OF
wines, have bottled for sale wines that were not
properly made, or that were not in condition for
hottling. Such causes have had an injurious rf-
feet with CONSUMERS In order to give the public
perfectly sound and pure article. tbr under
signed will. for the future, attend personally to
the putting up of bis Wines the product of his
own inryalds--coulidcnt that their superior
quality Will make them the tavorite brand with
consumers In order more fully To guard the
public against mutations, there will be attached
to each bottle an ad litional label hearing . fac
sime Of his signature.
Now on band and for sale by the case or pack
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

BALL OF THE HALLECK LEs."-The com.
mitees having not yet fully completed their ar
rangements, the programme of the Ball TO be
given on Christmas night, is delayed until next
week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

WAATED-A few more men, weighing not over
ITO, and not less than 1876 pounds, are wanted
for Reeds cavalry company, now raising in San
Francisco. The company will be put in service
Rk soon as full.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

ne Having been appointed Agents for the
sale of the above celebrated Wines, we shall al-
ways keep on hand large and full ASSORTMENT
of WHITE, PORT, ANGELICA and CLARET
WINES, Of superior vintascs, which we offer for
sale Oh reasonable terms.
sHOENBAR & CO., Agents.
Wcavcrviilr, Oct. %, 1862. 4ltG
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CRowDED OUT.-A press Of new advertisements
Is the necessary excuse Tor The small amount oi
reading matter Oh the inside Of this paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

NEW ADvEKTIsEMESTs.-W AK attention TO
the array of new advertisements in today's
Journal.
Charles Bbcnd & CO., having completed their
arrangements, announce that they now pre-
pared to do a general Banking and Assaying
business, The firm is composed Of Cbas. Bibeud
+. 0. Wegener and Johnisboenbar, Of San Fran
cisco, gentlemen Of means and good business
qualifications. Their office is il Eder's building,
late City Of Paris
Convey q Hougb, Douglas City, intending 10
quit business there on The lst of January offer
for sale the store at present occupied by them
1t is one OF the best stands on Trinity river. 1t
is fue opportunity for some one TO make money.
A Ball, for the benefit Of Mrs Dorsey whose
husband was bnricd this week, and who has five
children dependent on her for support, is an
nounced for Friday evening, December 9th.
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TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday. Nov. 20. 1852

A Bio MtSTAKE.- Publisher Rusenheld, " S"h
francisco, has issued " Pictorial War Alma
mac" for 1862, for copy Of which we are uadrr
obligations 10 him. The Almanac contains much
valuable information. Bnt we discover one
grierous error, which places the Ass mhlyman
el,c CT from Trinity in false position before peo
pie who are not posted, aud one which does The
county injustice. In ennmerating the names aud
politics Of members Of the next Legislature, Mr..
Personette is cstalogucd as a C0Aon Democrat
For the benefit of people not c"gnizant Of tie
fact we will state that Mr.. Personetle was elected
on the Union Administration ticket, nominated
by P, ople's Convention, composed Of Union
Democrats aud RepubIicaps. Mr.. Personrtte was
formerly Douglas Democrat, but was by ne
means u sympathi2er with the Cotton faction il
The last political contest, and could not possibly
have been elected as such in Trinity county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

WHITE WINE. PORT WINE, AN.
So GELlCA, CLAEET-of old and su
SSzhISs perior vntages.
SsgX2f WINE BlTTERS- from the
sss15i5 best Native Wine-a healthy and agree
2E&t able tonic.
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coyTR,RrTIONs TO THE PATRIOTIC FUND

DIR. BAssErr, the no'ed circus man. dl'd a
Guyaoul, Ecuador October 18th, OF brain ieVer
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Died:

At Evans Bar, November Goth, the wife Of Villa"
Tye, of son.