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DL0WS, GULTIYATORS, &c.
n K RATNOTng
STnVES 81 TIN.WARE,

THE "DESPATCH" COOKING
ST0VE-Having during the past Winter, been
improved, Is undoubtedly the BEST Stove In the
Market. Its Baking, Roasting and Broiling proper
ties unexcepiOnable and in economy Of Fuel 1t s
unparalleled with its new patent Crate II will burn
Coal well Wood most admirably; the Oven being
thoroughly ventilated Il will produce perfect and
healthy bake, equal to that Of Bakers Brick Oven;
Roasting and Toasting is done before the open fire,
and Broiling over live Goals on the hearth as common
sense dictates It Is manufactured in this city and
the material used and the workmanship are Of the
best quality; finally, il gives perfect satisfaction to
ALL hundreds of housekeepers in this city and
rounding country, who are daily using Il Will testify
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE Is a
new and desirable pattefh, which, with q variety Of
others, make our stock complete. We also have on
hand great variety Of ParlOr Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves for sale at reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles Of ENAMELED CRATES
Also-all Of the most useful articles Of House Fur
nshing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools We am lust
receiving the latest improved styles Of BIRD CAGES
which are offered at the lowest cash prices Weman.
ufacture largely and have for sale at Wholesale and
retail all the various articles Of Plain and Japaned
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. We offer tie AZ
most endless variety Of goods in our line for sale at
the lowest cash prices, on the One Price Syster
Bac All Housekeepers and those who contemplate
Housekeeping, and the rest Of mankind" are most
cordially Invited TO call before purchasing elsewhere
and Judge for themselves. W. i. MARVIN, r.
marH No. 50, South side Pub. SQusre
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REAL EsTATE.
FINANCIAL,

ES0 Am MONEY ADVANCED.
WQQs sOOO IN sums to Euit--at the old stand and
WoH known WAGNER'S Once, on securitias OF eve1V
kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Goid-ar Silver
Plats, Watches, Diamonds, JeWelryt Fire Arna Fur
niture, Carpsts Clothing, Pisno8, Mirrors PAINTING
and Personal Properly, on the most tsrl
Business strictly private. Established 1881 afcheI
l#M. WKGEER. 10, Wsisr-s,.
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WHITE LEAD WORKS-

The subscribers have on hand sJps-,or article q
PURE WHITE LEADs also, thu Shespsr grades.
which they osf to the trade at rsry low priee- fT
cash. lfeb&l JOHN WFBsTFF 3 co
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


No disease isFo certain o. cure by Brandreth's Puls
this They take out Of the blood the particu
lar Virus upon which al pain depends and the "A
tsnt b cured 4I
Mr. T. M Adams, S0s Twelfth Street, New York.
Suffered with rheumatism ior long period He va
attended by able physieiVns but their TseriptionI
were Of no avail he was unable to move without A.
sistanes, and for months was almost entirely conau
to bis bed. At this period or sickness, when hops
had fed, and he expected TO be cripple for the re-
mainder Of bis life he was recommended to use
BRAHDRETH's PILLS.
The first box evidently made him better; the I'm.
Drovement was more decided from he sseond box.
and by the tims be had used eighteen u g. he VA
entirely cured Of rhernatsm, and the strength and
supleness Of his limbs restored e Is now over
year that this cure has been Effected, and he has
had no return, but continues the enjoyment Of per-
feet health. Nay 9th, 1851.
Sold By A. s. Gardner, 20 superior-st, Cleveland,
Ohio, and By an respectable dealers in medicines
"The Root Of all Evilo is the venom Of
disease Instlled into the system b. early abuse Ia
dulgence and excess Of any kind This must boerad-
icated from the system without delay; not moment
should be lost. The pernicous use Of mercury viii
not doit; nay viii iniure rather than cure Triese-
mar I, and B. is your only chanceA perusal Of the
book Human Frilty, or Physiological Researches
illustrated with colored engraTings, win explain
everything. It wiz only cost you 2 cents. To be
had Of DR.. Barrow, l9i Blec1or-st., New York Sent
free Ofpostage sTeryEhors.
Sold By G.. W Clark, Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
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LOST, WANTS 4 FOUND.

THE BOY WHO PICKED UP
A BLACK HAT with Grape on it, will be suit
ably rewarded by leaving It at Trad Kelleys house,
on Euclid street, or in the Hat Store l5t Superior
street. iell:392
7 WANT TO BUY A SMALL
HOUSE, without the lot, near the centre Of the
city-CHEAPFOR CASH. Address B. H, box l755, sta
ting street and number Of the house for sale and
price. Junel4:392l B.H.
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The "a Foree q Riehnona.

latest report Of the rebel strength at
Richmond puts the army there at $4,000
men. While this is probably rather an
under than an over estimate, the reports Of
100000 troops there are doubtless exagge-
rated. It is also believed that part, at
least, Of Besusgard army isst Richmond.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DH0TOGRAPHIU ALBUMS, Ar
III New York prices.
R. DOUGLAS & CO.,
l7g SuperioFs9t.
ARTISTS MATERIALs-WINDs AND
NEWToN's and Goupflis on and Water Colors.
at r. B. DOUGLAS 4 co. IS
17S Superior st.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at R. B. DOUGLAS r CO.iSi
l79 Superior st.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
Paintings and Engravings, at
r. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S
l79 Superior-St.
"oARTEs DE VIsITEp OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer's Marbles AZ
2. B. DOUGLAS 4 CO.'S
H9 supgipr-St
FINE ENGRAVINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
Men, at R. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S, -
gprzg l7g Superior ST.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLRYEI.AND PRODuCE nIARKFT.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
MONDAY MDHNINa. june lG. 1872.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
MONDAY MOREINa, June i6, 1869. J
FI.OUR-The market on Saturday was quiet and
unchanged and nothing doing.
-WHEAF-The market declined about 1c on SAT-
uray. Sales of cars rod on track at 95e, and car
red on track at 96c; and car white Ohio at sl,0s
CORN-Market duh and unchanged. No sales
reported.
OATS-Quiet at 3O93lc.
Other articles quiet and unchanged
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AQuestion of Costs.

seThe support Of the contrabands' now
costs the government over 100000 per
day"
We find this paragraph going the rounds
Of such Journals as the Boston Courier, the
New York Herald and the Cincinnati En-
quirer. Why not add, what is more true,
that the support of slavery costs the nation
over one million dollars per day; and
that if the slave-owners had not been en-
cOuraged to rebellion by such sheets as
these who now use every opportunity to
misrepresent the Government, there would
have been no contrabands.
New Provisional Governor for Kentucky.
One H. Hawks, according to the Rich
mOnd Examiner, has been appointed 'prO-
visiOnal Governor of Kentucky the last
funotionary Of that sort, Geo. W. John
son, having departed this life at Shiloh.
The Louisville Journal discovers this H.
Hawks to be Richard Howes, late of Louis
Vile, and more recently Brigade Commits
sary upon Humphrey Marshalrs staff
The Journal says
Ale has been elected Provisional Cover
nor Of Kentucky. Where or by whom, it
matters not Probably by the rabble
which Humphrey has drawn around him
'by the cohesive power. Of public plunder,
or perhaps he holds his letters patent from
/ the Brigadier himself. However this may
be- the affair is ridiculous enough, and the
accession Of the new Provisional Cover
nor Will be everywhere received and hailed
with salvo of Hawl HaW HaWes
In the Wesleyan Cemetery, at St. Louis,
are several graves Of rebels, whose bodies
have been placed there by their friends.
Upon one of the gravestOnes erected to
these men is the following cOuplet:
"sweet spirit rest in heven
Ther'l be no Yanlds there
aHeYen" must then be looked forward to
with intense longing by the rebels who
have been endeavoring to escape the
&" Yankis" everywhere on earth.
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M A R j N III
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEYELAND.
ENTERED-JUNE IA.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit
Propeller Burlington, BlOdgett, Buffalo.
Propeller Jefferson, McHenry, OswegO.
Propeller Vermont, Smith, 0gdensburgh.
Propeller Owego, Drake, Dunkirk.
Schooner Wellington, Simpson, Marquette. .al
Schooner Summit, Gibson, 0sWegO
Schooner Petrol, Peltier, Port Hope.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Propeller jefferson, McHenry, 0gdenshurgh.
Propeller Vermont, Smith, Toledo,
schooner Island City, Titus, Saginaw.
Schooner summit, Gibson, Chicago
VESSELS PAssING.-The following vessels passed De-
troiton the 18th:
UP-Propellers Rocket, Free State, Buckeye, Sus-
Quehanna; barks Fontanele, Laffrnier; brig g. c.
Walbridge; schooners Wings Of the Morning, Shook
Boston.
DOwY-PropelIers Neptune, Potomac, Dunkirk /;
barks Sunshine, Parana, Water Witch brig New
York, Saxon, Venice; schOonlrs ". S. Whaling N.
Fillmore, N. $. Scott, Republic, A. Rust, Sophia
Smith, G.. L. Newman, Lucy Raah, Alvin Clark,
Waurecan, G. Davis, Lone Star.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RRoKE UP-The large raft of lumber from Saginaw,
bound for Bnfalo, was broken up in Saginaw Bay
A small portion was saved and taken back to Sagi-
nav river, and the balance was driven ashore.
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R0ARMNR.

p0ARDING-ONE Or Two YOU'VE
I'D Men, or Man and his Wifeean md Board N g
private family, q 81 BoliTar-st, 1srms modorats
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COAL OIL AND LAMPS.

oil OILN OILlll---W. G. SEQ
" FIELD 4 co, Propristors Of the Largest and
Best OIL REFINERY In the Western Country have
this day reduced the prices on their
KeFOSin6 and Carbon Oils.
The quality shall be as heretofore, the very BEST
warranted.
N. Can and examine sapples, OF send your orders
t9 The Great Western on Works. Omoes la5 81 Clair
bt,i rear Of AnEisr House, Rh8
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Our loss at Port Republic is stated a
156 killed and 300 wounded.
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Sweet spirit rest in heveI
ThersI ba no Yonlyis there 5

"HeYen" must then be looked forward to
with intense longing by the rebels who
have been endeavoring to escape the
" Yankisp everywhere on earth.
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AuGIInN SALEa.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND
i THURSDAY, June 18th, 18th and 18th.
Large and AttractIHe NaI
CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS

AT AUCTION, BY..............O. CUTTER & Son,
At the Store corner Of Superior and Seneca sts ,
(Spangler 4 NOrthrup Block.)
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.aI0II ElFIlo8I. /
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
Died: /:

In Wcavervillc, April Sth JOHN KoHLMANN, q
native Of Bremen, Germany.
OsITrARY-To the memory of WILLIAM JAMES,
who was killed in his claim on Cafon Creek, by
Gazing bank, March Goth. Deceased was born
in the State of Ohio, came to California from
Iowa, was 28 years old, and much respected in
the community. lie had many warm friends who
are deeply ailiictcd at bis sudden and unexpected
death. nay~ Ohio and Iowa papers will please
cOpy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
TRINITY JOURNAL,
Weaverville, Saturday, April 12, 1862,
The State Agricultural society and the
Northern Counties.

The State Agricultural Society have annually
appointed a Committee for the purpose of visit
ing different portions of the State, and examin-
ing into the progress of agriculture, the extent
Of mines and improvements in mining. The COM
miitce, however, have never yet, We believe, ven.
tured north of Trinity or SsEiyou mountains
We have the report of 80 before us, and we 6nd
the gentlemen constituting that committee vis-
Tied as far north as the Tower House, in Shasta
county.
Perhaps. at that point, they were Informed that
NIL agricultural pursuits ended that Trinity, Sis
hiyou and Klamath were good mining counties,
bat possessed nc aiiuvial valleys or we'll culti-
waited and improved ranches. Admitting all this
TO have been the case, yet this entire section of
the State is one of CALIFORNIA; hest mining re-
gions. and ns tho '"ties of this Visiting Commit
es and mining as well as as.
e' conceive why these gentle
pay us flying visit.
rest OF Trinity is no mean
Item in the sum Of the county's wealth, The
Trinity valley for over one hundred miles, is dot
t,d with well improved ranches, upon which i'm
mcnse amounts Of money have been expended in
building, fencing and planting orchards. Many
Of the tributaries putting into Trinity river run
through beautiful and fertile little valleys under
a good state Of cultivation. The county raises
quite as much bveadsiuff as is consumed, all the
hay necessary, and exports large quantities Of
vegetables. Especially in the quality of pota-
toes produced may Trinity valley boast we
doubs whether any portion of the State can equal
them, and are certain they cannot be excelled-
As to traits, none finer can he produced in Cali
fornia. We have eaten as finely favored peach
as, plums, pears, nectarines, apples and grapes
>aised in Trinity as ever ghddened our boyish
lips in the Atlantic States. If any one is skept-
cal in regard to this statement, let him, during
the coming fruit season, visit the fine ranches of
Messrs. Bates 4 VanMasre, Eastman, Nunnally,
Lowden, Sturdvant, Felter, McGillvray or Fish
er. And they may find there, too. in abundance,
the largest and finest favored currants, gooseber-
RIGS, raspbcrries blackberries and strawberries in
their season.
We hope the next Visiting Committee viii hon
or Trinity with call we sure they will be
repaid for their trip. and be received with all
hospitality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
REDEMPTION FUND.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co..
WeaYrrNillr. Anril Z 1871

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co..
Weavcrvillr, April 5, 1861.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in accor.
Y dance with the provisions of an Act of Leg
islature, creating a Redemption Fund for Trini
ty county, sealed proposals for the surrender OF
county Warrants will be received at the Office of
the undersigned in Weavervlle, up to the last
day of the session of The Board of Supervisors,
in May ncXs
TO y o bids will he received for more Than the
par value of Warrants offered and each War.
rant proposed to be surrendered must accompany
lhc h'd. JOHN MUSSER,
l-tSp. County Treasurer
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice W. a. Qnines Court, of Lew.
lston township. county of Trinity California, in
favor of Jpo. W. Quick, for One Hundred and
Ten Dollars. debt, and Nineteen Dollars costs of
suit, and accruing costs. | have seized and will
expose for sale at public auction between the
hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m. and o'clock p M. on
Monday, the 2lst day of April,
A. d., 1852, on the premises at Bolts lEnl in
the county of Trinity, the following described
property, to wit
All the right, title ana interest Of George W
Floyd in and to the following described proper,
ty, to wit; The undivided one half of the mining
claims known as the Musser ~ Floyd claims sit
uated on Bolts Ilill in the county and Stat,
aforesaid. Also, half Of the fumes, reservoirs
hose, tools, &c.-Dated April |, 1862.
B. BROGAN, Constable,
lZ3w Lewiston Township.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

E,oiATh OF HENRY LEACH, DECEASED.
MNoll0e h1. is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the above named Estate. to tho
creditors OIL and all persons having claims against
M .he Estate OF Henry Leach deceased, to exhibit
Ihe same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
moh,hs rom the first publication of this notice
TO inc undersigned, at bis residence at Leach $
fahch' IN stuart township, Trinity county. Cali.
fornla.-Dated April 2, 1852. -
roo. DAVID JONES, Admir-
lzo' Estate of Henry Leach, deceased.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

C,r,Roo ELEPuANT-A man who lived in the
North mines, says that in all his travels he
neycr met with caribOo, but he frequently
" saw the elephant peculiar to that region" =
We suppose it is generally known that the the
only in northern lattudes.-- Sierra County News
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
NOTICE..

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received up TO
= the evening of Saturday, April 18th, for the
construction OF a Foot Bridge across the Gulch
from The China Church TO the opposite bank.
The Bridge to be not less than so feet long, 6
feet wide in the clear and to be supported by
two substantial piers from the bed of the gulch.
Sides to be protected by secure railing. Bids to
be left at the Office of Greenhood Newbauer.
II. GREENWOOD,
JOSEPH CRAIG,
d. L. GORDON,
Trustees School District, No. l.
Weaverville, April 10, 1862. l3li.
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Why DID THEY.-Why did the Committees OF
the two houses, in the report of the Chinese
forget to say anything about the extensive bust
ness in proshtutiOH which is done by the Chinese
Companies here, in buying, selling and trading
generally in prostitutes, Their work was but
half completed when they forgot that. If the
Chinese prostitutes brought here were made to
pay Il tax, large revenue would accoure to the
States. T. Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF TIN
- ITy.--M Justices C6urt, Canon Greet Turn
ship The People of the State Of California to
j. b. PEYTON, greeting:
You are hereby commanded to be and appear
before me, al my office in Canon City, on
Wednesday, April 3Oth, 1862,
at the hour Of 10 o'clock, a. m., to answer The
complaint of NJ Crews, for the recovery of One
Hundred and Twelve Dollars, book account and
money loaned, when Judgment will be rendered
against you for said amount and costs of suit, il
you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County -
Make legal service and return hereof,
Il. l.. ANDERSON,
Justice of the Peace for said Township.
Canon City, April 2. 1862. 1881
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Wednesday, April 3Oth, 1862.

on tne premises, In the county OF Trinity, State
of California, the following described property,
to wit:
All the right, title and interest of the said Alb
King Co. in and to a certain MINING CLAIM.
situated on Trinity river, about one-half mile
above China Bar, on said river, and about two
and one-half miles above Lewiston, aud adioin-
ing the claims of Thompson b Co., on said river.
IN the county and State aforesaid-Dated Lew
iston, April u, 1862. b. DR0GAN,
IBIS. Constable Lewiston Township.
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CONSTARLE'S SALE,

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- ont of Justice w. A. Qnine's Court. of Lew
istOn township county of Trinity, California, in
favor Of James Hoadley, for One Hundred and
Forty~Sevcn Dollars, debt, and Twenty One Dol
lars, costs of suit, and against All King & Co..
have seized, and will expose for sale at public
auction, between the hours of 10 O'clock, a. m.
and O'cIock IA m on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

Tue SrArE CAPITOL FIXEp" THE Senate has
Commissioners TO go on with the contracts upon
that structure at Sacramento There is no doubt
but the Assembly will concur. Sacramentans
are Jublant over the actions of the Senate. aud
we doubt not nne-tenths of the voters in the
State are fully satisfied, and rejoice th at this
veXed question is settled.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

FLo0Ds.-The rebel journals state that Fort
Henry had to be evaouted because of the high
water in Tennessee; aud letter from Arabia.
dated January lj, 1862, says
" There has been food of rain at Meooa.--
Three hundred lives were lost and onerthird Of
the city destroyed The great mosque Ilaram
Esh Sheriff was flooded, the Holy Black Stone
submerged, and the great library almost de-
stroyed."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

EX-G0vERN0R WISE OVER THE B0DY OF HIS
DEAD SoN.--A letter in the Richmond Dispatch
says:
When the steamer arrived at Currituck
General Wise directed that the coffin containing
the remains of his son be opened. Then, learn
from those who were present scene transpircd
that words cannot describe. The old hero bent
over the body OF his son [killed at ROanoke1
on whose pale face the full moon threw its light
kissed the cold brow many times, and exclaimed,
have died for me, you have died for me!'"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12

HEAVY IMPORTATION OF CRAZE VINEs-Sam
BraDnan, Esq, one Of the heavy men" of San
Francisco recently received $4,000 choice Span
ish Grape cuttings, pia Paris, New York and
Panama. The number includes $1,000 of the
celebrated varieties known as the Garnachcs,"
Z" Pico Palos," and "Muscatel." The last men
toned is generally used in Spain for raisns and
the two first for choice brands of wine, which are
never exported, beiug always consumed, at high
prces, among the nobility and wealthy classes of
that country. There are also twenty-five thou
snnd cuttings Of the Black Clavenar," from
the Rhine, from which the finest kinds of cham
cagnc arc manufactured These cuttings arrived
IN good order, and are to be sent Immediately to
Mr.. Barnnan's ranch, on the Feather rfter, Sut-
te- county, where, after being rooted, they will
tr sls'ribnted 10 the other ranches owned by
Mr b.aaoan. This is the first importation Of
ihest tald. vines, and ii has cost an Incredible
sgG TO b, e, ,Nem here in safety, the freight
sluar asutgujne Trough several conveyances,
20 apVarqs pi - H1 Such enterprise deserves
tae highest credit '.. We fact that in few
}rArs these rato c.ui Y be disseminated
iLrnuah The State ha6 Materially TO the
trs1urccs and wealth q Ca n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-04-12
CITY DRUG STORE,

4t lNG DISPOSED OF THE CITY DRUG
Ill Store, together with all accounts diva tha
same, to H. A. johnson, notice is hereby civon
mat ne alone is authorized to collect and reccint
ior all demands due the late concern.
Neavervlle, February l, 1862.
VIE UNDERSlGNED HAVING PURCUAS.
onne en ane otly Drug Store of the late proprietor
announces to the public that the business viii
hereafter be conducted by him at tho old stond
where by using every effort to please and q occom.
modate, he hopes to merit Continuance of nnb
nc patronage. Persons knowing themselves in.
deDtcd to the City Drug Store are reonestca n
make Immediate payment, as per above notice.
w-.u l.. A. JOHNSON.
'' reo' y Iooz' 43w.
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b i + t h S:

At Mincrsville April 1tb, tile wife of Charles
Jordan, Of Son.
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RANCH AND DAIRY COWS
FOR SALE.

( EtsS ONE OF THE BEST DAIRY RAN.
iI-44IA-- chcs in Northern California, situated in
nay FORK Valley, is offered for sale bv the nm.
GGeHrS,sned, GH together with FORTY GOOD MICH
CoWS' The ranch is situated 20 miles from Wea.
nea,,nie' M WIN "a good wagon road to ali parts of
.,e Wv. I'"hty' lhe ranch contains IS acres of good
Uliane land, and an unlimited stock rance. with
soTa s%a DalidingS, fences and farming utensils.
Inc whole will be sold cheap for cash. or mart
cash. with security on the place for the balance p
Apply mI to JOHN CARR, on the premises,
or THOS. CARR, Weavcrville. f'N'''
Hay Fork Valley, March 10, 1862. OFF
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1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
l. of the Court that the above named defendant
is not resident of this county, it is ordered that
service be made by publication for three weeks
IN tne TRINITY JOURNAL, a weekly newspaper
published at Weaverville, in said county.
Z. l.. ANDERSON. j. 7.