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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of Decree
- of Foreclosure 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
Herman Greenhood against James Howe, duly
attested on the l7th day of April, A. D. 1868
am commanded to sell all the following described
property, to wit: Three undivided fourths Of
certain mining claims situated in Trinity county,
State of California on Sidney Hill" immedi
ately south of DR.. Wares orchard and James
Howe's big reservoir, and known as the Dodge
g. Howe Claims. Also three undivided fourths
of the ditch and reservoir used in connection
with said claims known as the Howe Dodge
Reservoir and Ditch. Also the undivided one
half of the long iume and mining claims situated
in said county in Ash Hollow and its branches
and known as the Jones Howe Ash Hollow
Flume and Mining Claims.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 23d day OF May,
1863, between the hours of and o'clock, p. NJ.
at the door of the Court House, in the town OF
Wearerrile [ will sell the above described
property TO the highest bidder, for cash.-Wea'
vervlle, April 25, 1868. ,o>,rs o,..u,9
Bv A. NJ KRuTTSCHNITT, Deputy. 10
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Call and Settle.

DEING ABOUT TO CLOSE OUT MY BuSl-
D ness in this place, all persons knowing them
selves indebted to me will please call at ihe
Captains office and settle, and thereby save costs
JOSEPH KOHN
Weaveryillc, May /, 1863
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-i}y virtue of a Decree
- Of Foreclosure 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
r. NJ. Jessup against G. w. Zimmerman ct al,
dny altested on the 18th day Of April, A. d.
1868, am commanded to sell all the following
described property to wit certain piece or
parcel of land with the buildings thereon, stua,
ted on the west side of Main street. in the town
of Weavcrville, county and State aforesaid,
commencing at the southeast corner of the lot
formerly owned by Wm Collins, and running
thence along said Main street in sOutherly di.
rccton, forty one (41) feet thence at right angles
in westerly direction, one hundred and sixty
(lG0) feet, thence parallel with the first drawn
line forty (4l feet, thence at right angles to
the place of beginning, being the same property
conveyed by Daniel Crowly and wife to said
defendants. Also that certain piece or parcel OF
land and the three private residences thereon,
situated on the hill side, about two hundred
yards from the Main street above mentioned, the
same being enclosed by fence, and is used and
occupied by the defendants as their homestead,
being the same lot formerly occupied and
known as Davidson's lot, being two hundred
yards square, more or less, together with the
tenements, herediaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 23d day of May,
1868, between the hours of and O'Clock p. NJ
at the door of the Court House. in the town of
Weavervile, | will sell the above described
property to the highest bidder for cash-Wea
vervile, April rs, 1868.
JOHN P. JONES, Sheriff.
BY A. NJ KRrTrscuNIrr, Deputy. l6
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYEMTHAT THE
~ copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to ine ia'e llrhn
will settle with II. Schooner, who Will continue
business at the old stand. CON, o,,rp
CORNELS MARTIN.
North Fork, March ], 1865. l''o'
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Fred. Walter s. Co., Proprietors
SPri1nE Wotor,
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice William Molony's Court, OF
Weavervile township, county of Trinity, to mo
directed, in favor of f. ii. Pardee and against
II. L. Toner, | have seized and will expose for
sale at public auction, between the hours Of 10
o'clock IA. m, and o'clock p. m. on
Saturday, the 23d day of May,
A. d. 1868, at the Court House door, in Trinity
county, the following described property, to.wt ;
Two certain mining claims situate in Trinity
county, on Trinity river, and on the ranch of
Dacey Brothers, fronting on said river and ex.
tending back to the hills, being the mining claims
known as II. l.. Toners on Dacey's ranch also,
the water ditch running through Daecys field
and conveying water on to said claim, with all
the appurtenances belonging thereto, to satisfy a
judgment in favor of the said E. II. Pardee and
against II. l.. Toner, amounting to SITS and
$2G so costs of suit
Dated Weavervile the lst day of May A. D.
1868. OWEN FINEGAN, Constable
3w of Weaverville Township.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of Decree
- of Foreclosure 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
c. Fader aud IL. NJ. Allen againstJ. B. Hayden,
duly altested the l7h of April, A. d. 1868, | am
commanded to sell all the following described
property, to wit A certain mining claim situa-
ted on Hatchet Creek, in the county and State
aforesaid, above the Wade q Shank claim, and
known as the Hayden & Co.'S claim, with all and
singular the tenements, hereditaments aud appur
tenances thereunto belonging
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 23d day Of May,
A. D. 1868, between the hours Of 2 and O'Clock
p NJ a. the door of the Court House, in the
town of Weavervile. | will sell the above de
scribed property to the highest bidder for cash
-Weavervle, April %. 1868.
JOHN p. JONES, Sheriff.
By A. NJ KRUTTsCHNTTT, Deputy.
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Blank Road Receipts and Road Notices,
Just printed, and for sale at the JOURNAL ONCE
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Ordered that the County Treasurer his order the
State Controller for all monies in the State Treasury
due the INDECENT sick of this county.
Ordered that Scoied Downhouer be granted license to
keep toll bridge East Weaver creek where the Yre
ka trail said creek filing their bond for S2j00
at the rate of $50 per year,
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Che Aome 8eeord.
S.rxisors' Proceedings--May Term.


Tho Board met May 4th, 1853 Present; W A. Quine
- lne % Martin NJ F. Griffin, Clerk
Henry oWns named persons were allowed So co EACH fol
Sav services trial jurors in the District Court,
Gn OF yl r. R. Gray, J. Keenan,, N. Bennett, j. Mcmahon
T. ,0sf sssfford W Hudspeth Bennett Cook, D. Rowland j
VUHdams F. Dener, C. b. Crowninshield, H. Smith, J0hr
Bartlett D. Taylor Ho@g 1lo a. sS9res %n & jos crSg John
lanes Edgcomb A. Whitney, j. J, Downhouer, c. B.
Jarcbil JAM II Osgood George Williams W. Conden T. Wal
,ar F. A. Buck, WIN. Tulock, Louis Ainsworh, j. W. Ow
M s J. Felter A. j. Ross, j. NJ Estes, A. Sandefer VIM
ei,tc smith Kilbury, VIM. Baehr, Thos Foy X. Clifford
L' Cnrhell The following were allowed $500 for two
G!don Alex George and A. j. Loomis. The following
we're allowed 50 90 for three days services jurors
Ihn WcMurry W. k. Johnson n. Ketchum, Jos Degran
md A. T. Baker The following were Sl2 for four days
ervices as Jurors j. LnOts, JOS McKenny, A Campbe
ira Howe c. W. Giyeen, r. Ryan, f Trask Esseck and
= W. Young. John Burns and II. II. Gray allowed
ais 90 each for five days services as jurors.
II being proven to the satisfaction of the Board that l.
Churchill had lost county warrant No 439 registered Sept
nd 1883 it was ordered that the Auditor draw duplicate
rron for 81 CO. in favor of L. b. Churchill and that the
Tos Carr Road Overseer for Weavervie Road District
having made his report to the Board the received
and placed file and the amount hand S4 So ordered
20 be paid the Clerk of the Board The following Road
Oyerers made their reports SUCH which received
and nlaced on file viz H. McEvany, of Sturdivants Dis
trct Butler, of Buffers District l. A. Hatch, OF but
ton S District c. Iocknart, of Stuars District and j.
DoG of Paimers District The following Road 0verseers
rendered their resignatiOns which received and
cepted viz Thos. Carr, of Weavervc District Lock
hart of Stuars District and j. f. Doll of Pamers Dis
trct The following persons appointed Road Over
seers year from this date May 9th, upon the filing
their approved bond for $1,000 co. for the following Districts
viz J. ii Tourtelott for Stuart's District VIM Clement
for Pamers District Caleb Duncan for the Lower District
of South Fork township and John Vanderho for the Up
per District of South Fork township.
The petition of citizens Of Hay Fork valley in relation to
toll road from Douglas City to Hay Fork, laid for
next term.
The Report of DR.. A. J. Hoffman, County Physician was
received, placed on file and ordered published.
Ordered that the Township of Lewiston be extended in
westerly direction from Mooney old ferry to the dyide
between Brown and Rush creeks include the Lang
place. about two miles above where the old Weavervc
and Yeka trail crossed Rush creek thence down said d
vde' of Browns creek mountain to the Weavervile and
Shasta Wagon Road
Can
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H.. =
The following county warrants were Cancelled and burned
in presence the Board No. 27-C p. Kuntz, for SO
No 2l6-C. W. Qunby for So No. 220-Normand Smith,
FOR 50 No 23s-H H. Wells for So No Poll j. Scott,
$3-tOtal, SIS.
weayervile Road District the filing of his approved
bond for $1,000
ordered that James D. May be appointed Ovcrseer of
Rush Creek Road District the filing of his approved bond
for $1,000.
Whereas it appearing upon the repres enation of num-
crous citizens of the that Michael McGinniss is an
Old inrnl and ndgcnt person. who desires the protection
and that in the opinion OF many the county
would be the most sultahle place whereby sald
might receive the necessary and required support
IL Is hereby ordered that said Michael McGnnss be admit
ted into said hospital and receive all the attention therein
afforded and that suitable bed and bedding and all neccs
sArv articles clothing and all medicines required be iur
pished said applicant under this order
Ordered that AMI after this date the following order
of business rules be strictly observed before the Board
All bills demands against the county shall be properly
authenticated and filed before the first day of the
term and if not filed that they lay to the next
term
On the first day of each term the Board will hear and
yass upon reports required to be made to the Board
and the from day to day, until the same be
disposed of.
Secondly-Al applications and petitions for appointments.
Thirdy-Busness pertaining to distrcting the county
into road districts.
Fourthly-Bls and demands against the county.
All bills of ministerial officers shall itemize their ac-
counts giving and mileage in the service of process
All bills for material furnished work and labor done
shall have the affidavit of the person presenting the same
and the certificate of the officer directing the execution
thereof attached Each class of business will be taken up
and disposed in its regular order and no one class shall
the unless personally interested
in the matter under consideration.
Under tho law of Feb 1859 after due examination the
following county warrants redeemed, and the Treasu
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United States Christian Commission.

THANKSGIVING APPEAL FOR THE NATIONS DR.
RENDERS.
To the Ministers and Churches of our Lord Je-
sS Christ, throughout The Loyal States:
The President has invited the observance of
Thursday, the Goth of November, as a day of
Thanksgiving to God for the mercies of the year.
Amongst the greatest of these mercies are the
abundance bestowed on US at home, and the sue
ceess vouchsafed in the field.
1.-The United States Christian Commission, as a
great national agency between the home aud the
field, appeals TO you in behalf OF our countrys
defenders for Thanksgiving Day collections.
Contributions VI clothing, aud comforts, as well
as Of money are needed.
Aware Of tht excellent custom in many OF the
churches OF making collections Tor the poor on
that day, the Commission would not make this
appeal M Jor tie urgent necessity OF caring
for the scidiers. FHspocp always have with
US, but th3 pyportugiy Of benefllng and saving
The men under arms, if put off now, will be lost
for yer. .IDIZ Jd Il.
Such churches sssmsl got bold service III Inks-
syingeSw YtgFue4stBf ,ssss aye oeS' oppor'
tinity befo or sfter hat Day to'pfe', mt he mat
ter ana gsthu Als csi9it qlop1 o. toe people
Some churches sse1w,stfoat MINISTERS to STIR u
theft .pqlfii Hs " ssyaot Hels..n,o,anc
infe,e VI ia.fPthesss .es, s3snYa lH5gyTT22fi tne
cause iaas II an hands SisetDo qlNfep faJ q CIV
fights coh,riUfors.s 81 ufs tasy is gresi.' 9
call ls ldssaes The &,als fmuYrAt -. An4li y
Of hen IN hvsptsi aud dnAp and on sha =. board
wait in peIlshing nesd' -fte. 'encbdraget6e6tl to
give i5i@b6defh~ ffoh ttdf5 saeP Dur dee.
gates returning, tell us oil tneir glad welcomes, Of
suffering relieved, lives saved, and souls convert
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veuer tOds there such harvest Offer

ed to God. Never tCas there such harvest Offer
ed 10 the church.
The Commission, at its late general meeting
felt constrained to devise plans for enlargng its
work. Measures have been vigorously entered
upon by which, if lie source of supply does not
fail, the men at the front, in every department Of
the vast field of conflict, and those in every hos
pital and camp OF the army aud navy, will be
reached.
The way is open for the Commission to send
stores to our suffering prisoners at Richmond and
We want large sums of money for that.
Fill up the fountain. Flood tRe enlarged chan
nels. Send US liberal, noble thanksgiving remem.
brances for the absent, brave, suffering ones. We
will convey them, nothing diminished, and bring
back their glad and grateful blessings to YOU
Contributions may be sent to the Treasurer OF the
Commission, JOSEPH PATTERSON, Esq, at Wes-
tern Bank, Philadelphia, JOSEPH STORY, 1l2 Ire
mont Street, Boston, or to CHARLES DENoND,
Esq 4 Court ST., Boston.
GEO. IL. STUART, President.
W. E. BoARDMAN, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Nov. 2, 1868.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

BRATTLEBoRo, May 22d, 1863.
Hon, f. NJ Stanton, Secretary OF Wdr,
Washington, ID. c.:
SIR,-I have been thinking for sometime past
that would write you, briefly expressing my
individual conviction that it will be better for the
Cover ment to fill the old three years Vermont
Regiments, than to consolidate them. | believe
that none OF our old Regiments are yet red iced
in numbers to the point Tor consolidation but
they are liable to be SO reduced before long /
have an impression that as general rule it vi
be better to fill all old and well-proved Regl-
ments in the United States service than to con-
soldate them.
Consolidation will dismiss in somewhat rough
and summary manner many valuable officers, at a
time too, when the Government needs the aid of
all good men, and especially of all good militia
~ officers and it will also create great deal of
unpleasant feeling in the army.
The Volunteers who early enlisted for three
years, or the war; are as whole, characterized
by more active and ardent patriotism than the
same number of persons at htm me, who could go,
but have not yet gone, into the service. The Vet
eran Regiments are worth more to the Cover D.
ynent to-day, even when simmered down to not
more than three hundred well disciplined able
bodied men, than any new and green Regiments
UI one I'll uShIIu btb tdCil, tHdb lHC 0uNtiuulCut
can procure. The Veteran Regiments have borne
the heat aid burden Of the wr, all Its trials re-
verses, disarpontmerts and discouragements
they still stand up firmly and nobly to their du-
ties, desire TO fight the war though to a success
full termination, and should be permitted to pre-
serve their organization and a continuous record
during the war, or their period of service
kr,ow that the old Vermont Regiments are wor-
thy Of all now say. Their conduct and servi-
ces in their recent battles at Fredericksburg
prove It, aa4
True, unworthy officers and worthless soldiers
found their way more or less into all the old Re
giments at the outset; but all such characters
have been pretty generally eifted out, SO that the
remainder is now choice and reliable.
Filling up the old Regiments. therefore, rather
than consolidating them, will, as it appears to
me, be as polite, as it will be just and generous
on the part of the Government.
Excuse me, Sir for thus volunteering my opn
ions. do it with due respect for the decisions
of the Government, and with no thought but t.
cooperate energetically in such measures as tn,
Government shall Judge best to be adopted.
| am, with high regard,
Your ohedient servant,
FREDERICK HOLBR0OK.
Governor of Vermont.
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Che Markets.
CAMBRIDGE MA RkET. Nov. IL

At Market 272 Cattle about 1900 Beeves and 272 sto
Consisting Of Working Oxen, Mich Cows and one two
and three years old.
Priees-Narke tBeef-Extrs SIS 20 to $50 arst quality
s776 to 500 I'd s6,75 to 1850 Sd, $500 to 500.
Working 0xen-S70 to $50
Cows and Calves-s26 to So.
Yearlings-$ to 400 two years old, 60 to u
90 three years old, $4,000 to 1000.
Sheep and Lambs-6160 al market prices in lets So Is
to 400 each extra, 1926 to $50.
Spring Lambs-3,25 to AIS.
Hides-sA to prlb. Tall9w-S3 to eprlb.
Veal Calves-l2ct to lac per h. Calf skins12 lac pr u
Pelts 81 80 to zoe each
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

Washngtol City, d. O., May 25th 1868.
pFAR SIR,-I acknowledge the receipt of your
letter of the 22d inst. 1t is not the desire of the
Department to consolidate the regiments except
where it may be absolutely necessary. The de-
sign is to fill up the old Regiments by drafted
men under the Enrolment Act. In regard to
the impor lance Of keeping up The old organza-
tions, and thus retaining the services OF expert
enced officers Iconcur entirely in your opinion.
shall be very glad always to hive your opinion
upon any subject relative to the service, and will
be rea:y promptly to accept any suggestions that
may occur to YOU. 1t will probably be found that
not much difference of opinion will exist between
US.
Yours truly,
(Signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
His Excellency,
FREDERICK HoLBRooK,
Governor oil Vermont,
Bratteboro',
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Notice tO Teachers.

Notice is hereby given to all persons who are intending
to amply for sua' ions teachers Common Schools
Of the town of Berlin in the County of Washington that
the public examination for teachers required by Law with
In SAID town, will be held the School House at Berlin
corner, November 18th, at O'Clock P. NJ
All persons designing to teach in the Common Schools
oil said town. are desired to be present at tn time and
place aforesaid.
All citizens are respectfully and cordially invited to
attend.
J, NEWTON PERRIN, Superintendent
Berlin, Nov. IL, 1853.
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MONTPELIER MAILS.

soUT HERN MAIL closes at 745A.N NJ. Arrives at 90
Pm. .,..
WESTERN MAIL closes at 345 P NJ. Arrives ateI5
"a. ~
New York and Boston NIGHT MAIL closes at 900 p NJ
Arrives at3A. n.
BARTON MAIL arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays a-6 90 p NJ. Departs TG"sdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at 9 80 A N.
HYDEPAPK MAIL, via Worcester : nd Elmors, arrives
same days as Barton at 400 2. VI Departs same
Barton.
The BARRE MAIL arrives daily at $50 :. H. Teparts
every day on the arrival OF the Southern mail
The ST. JohNsBURY MAIL, via Danville and Cabot
arrives daily at 90 A Nj. Departs every day at $50
Pm.
OFFICE HOURS 700 A. NJ tosOOPM SUNDAYS
II 90 NJ to 1.C0P.M j. G. FRENCH Pm
u 1t must be remembered tn at Post Office time some
mes faster than the time indicated on the face Of
village clock.
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BOSTON MARKET, Nov. IL.

Flour-Western, 1915 to HOO.
PorG,-Prme, $500 to 140O Mess, $3.50 to 1850.
Beef $l40O to 1859 Lard III to 10. Hams Il to Ice
Hogs dressed, 90 to CO.
Butter, 20 to 2' Cheese, 10 to 26 to &c. Pc
tatoes 81 to 200 Dried Apple 81 to 81.
Beans $3.50 to s2,75 Peas $40 to s1,lO.
Herds grass seed 1928 to s2,!5. Glover, IT tosi.
Starch to a Tallow, to l04.
Wool Full Blood Merno, rs to so Three-ourths blood
to rs Hafblood 10 to II Common rs to 10.
Corn 1,04 to lis Oats so to go. Rye 100.
Hops Is to 20.
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land. The air is one great sounding gallery.
What you whisper in your closet is heard in the
iufrite depths of heaven. What you do in your
pulpits in England we hear in America, end wha;
we do in our pulpits you ear and feel here, and
SO it shall be more aud more. Across the
sea, that is, as it were, but rivulet, we shall
stretch out hands of greeting to you, and speak
words of peace and fraternal love Let US not
fail TO hear Amen" and the responsive greeting
whenever we call to you in raternal love for lib
erty, for religion, for the Church Of God. Fare
well
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MONTPELIER MARKET, Nov. 1e.

PRovIsroSs.-Butter % to 25. Cheese II to 49, Lard
l2o14 Taow II. Dried Apple to IL. Eggs, 20 cents
Potatoes, 30 75 Beans, 90 $50 West India su
gsrs, 10 to M. Peas, $500 to $50.
Onons-s1,5O to ESQ. Appies-t3,00 per Dbl.
FLorR--Extrs, $500 to $50 Doxble Extra 1915 to
$50. super-RAtra 1O,cO 1850
GRAM ASe HAY.-Corn, S1,ls. OatsI 81. Herdsgrats
Seed, 81 275 per bushel Clover IA per pound
Hay, So to per ton. Rye, 81 90.
uIsCELLAEHoUs-Dry and green hard wood 2,6UtoS,00
Shingles, SloO to I,6o Wool--common GO 70 70. Bari
800 to 400 per cord. Nails {, 30. to $50