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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11

Printing Types,
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Any publisher of newspaper, who chooses to
publish this advertisement INCLUDING THIS
NOTE, three times before the first day of Deem
her, 1863, and forward me one Of the papers con-
Ia ming il, will be allowed his bin ut the time of
making purchase from me Of my own manu-
features, of five times tho amount of said bill.
GEORGE BRUCE,
2lSw3 No IL, Chambers st Now York
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11


A NAsTERLY AssAULT.-Joslin is un-
qucstionably thorough master of the
science of attacking an adversary who
has no means Of defense. The OK
plot with demoralized devil Of his
a few years since on which glorious
occasion he stormed the rear breast
works of that diabolical juvenile with
a valor as irresistible as it was charac-
teristic, is still oderiferous in the mem
DRY of his admirers, and now he seeks
new laurels by making an editorial at
tack quite in keeping with that brill
liant physical demonstration.
OF all the one hundred and seven
teen men conscripted in this sub-dis-
trict he picks out one, ga fine fellow
and much liked as n dealer out Of liq-
uors in leading saloon in town" and
abuses him without rhyme or reason
because some of his friends have, with
out asking his assent, endeavored to
raise a portion of the communication
money required. The young man al
luded to has an only brother i'll the
first Michigan Cavalry where he has
been since the first organization OF
that regiment. He has no other rela.
tives living save his father, 60 years
of age, who is entirely dependant on
him for support. He has relieved his
soldier-brother from all burthens il
this regard thus enabling him to save
the most Of his wages if so disposed
is an honest, undcmonstrative lad, and
however distasteful his occupation may
be to the Enterprise man, is certainly
as little entitled to abuse as any con
script on the roll.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11

early, the hunt commenced, pockets be-
ing stationed about the points on
various runways where tho gamo was
expected to cross, the dogs Embossed
and put on the track to beat up and
drive the deer TO somo of the passes.
The active experienced woodsman ard
hunters of course put in the hounds,
the balance of the party manned the
runways, the LATEST of all lazy bust
ness, Frank Forester in his "Field
Sports" well says, cit requires only the
patience of Job with enough skill with
the gun to knock over great beast
as big as a JaclSass, and as timid as a
sheep with a double charge of buck
shot" In the forenoon the game ran
wild, away out of shooting distance OF
any of the runways, and not n score
was made. In the afternoon we had
better luck, and Nee. of the New
York deputation, pulled down n fine
doe at the marvellous distance of TWEEN
ty yards. There was JOY and venison
in the camp that night and a monster
fire roared and cracked its approval
of the gallant exploit; of stories, anec-
dotes, jokes and spieed rum their was
an abundance and not until tho the
''wee small hours" was the genial glo-
rifcation allowed TO subside. Bright
hopes were INDUCED in for the NOR
row, but though they ran beautiful,
nary deer was bagged. Friday gen
tie rain rendered the stands decidedly
disagreable, but the dogs drove any
number of deer and the evening
was spent in narrating the wonderful
misses made by the hunters. The
range Of a 200 pound Parrot was
nothing compared to that some of the
experts had been induced to attempt,
and divers and sundry buckshot marks
well up in the trees, attested the ut
ter immpossibility of any four-footed
animal being able to jump into range.
Saturdays hunt resulted in bagging a
red fox, who being alarmed at the
wild firing in the woods and consider
ing a runway the only safe spot
slumped out and was accidentally shot.
Sunday was set apart as day of rest,
an elaborate dinner prepared, the most
exquisite style of French cooking in
dulged in, and the evening hours very
properlo devoted to a season of men,
tai and social culture.
Monday the breaking up" day,
was Of all others the "blue Monday
of the sojourn in the Wilderness
Rain poured down in torrents, fell in
sheets, ran in streams, emptied itself
in deluge upon our devoted heads
it dripped off the tables, filed the
dishes, saturated the meats, squelched
the fire, sponged the bread, soaked
up the sugar, crept into the gun cases,
under the edges of the tents, made
rivers of the bitches, lakes of the de-
pressions, and made things in general
as disagreeable as could well DO con-
ceived, nevertheless all piled upon the
moist fonts and accoutrcments in the
wagons, walked beside the steaming
horses, or dragged behind, over corde-
roy, through mud holes, ponds and
riyulets until fairly out of the woods"
where plain sailing relieved us of fur
Their discomforts, and we soon reached
home entirely satisfied with our first
hunting adventure, and delighted with
the information thereby obtained con-
corning tho innocent simplicity OF
drive hunting"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11

FAIR.-The new school building of
the Germania School Section, is to be
dedicated the latter part of this month
by Grand Fair, gotten up under the
auspices Of the ladies of the society.
The object is to raise funds for the
payment of the last installment of
5000.
The new building has an imposing
appearance, and the fact that the So
ciety is about TO engage an additional
teacher for the English Department,
ought to induce everybody TO contrib
ute their mite towards helping the
enterprise along.
From 125 to $50 scholars can be ac-
commodated in the new building, of
which number, we understand, 100
have already applied for admission.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11


IcE.-Mr. G. MOWER, Agent for the
East Saginaw Ice Co, has leased the
old Yellow Mill on the Emerson tract,
and will ill it to its utmost capacity
during the coming winter, for tho use
of his customers and the public gene
rally next summer. Mr.. NJ. has pro-
yided himself with an excellent pillow
for cutting ice, and the most improved
machinery and apparatus for hand
ling the same, whereby no will be en-
abled to put up his stock this season
in excellent order, with the utmost ex-
petition, and at a reasonable expense.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11

GRocERu3s AND PRovIsIoNs.=C. r..
RosENBuRY & Co, Commercial Block,
continue to "pursue the even tenor of
their way" always have an ample
stock, embracing every variety of
Goods in the line Of Groceries, Pro-
visions, Flour, Feed, Produce, and
General Family Supplies, of which
they make extensive sales at fair rates.
The wholesale trade of the concern
already heavy, is daily increasing and
small traders will do well to visit the
establishment before incuring the
needless expense of trip to Detroit
to make their purchases.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11
HOBBS COCOA CREAM

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
NOTICE is hereby given that the above notice
IN of the dissolution Of the Firm Of McfARIIN
& BUEL was published without the consent Of the
undersigned, and that the said Firm has not been
Dissolved by the mutual consent Of the undersigned
and the said John Is McFarlin aud all persons In
debted 10 said Firm arc hereby cautioned from
settling with said John II. McFarn
-rs-- u. -.r- DAVID IL DUEL.
Fast Saginaw, October 3, 1868. y go.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11
wORSTEDS-

have also added to my extensive assortment
of Hats Millinery Goods and Clocks vast
amount OF ZEPHYR WoRSTED, Double, Eng
lsh and Split. | also have great variety Of
SILK RIBBONS, and all kinds of DRESS
TRIMMINGS,
MRS. L. G HAMMOND.
East Saginaw, Oct 81 1863 2l9y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11

ry-Ihc place to buy your Goods Cheap is at
IL. A. WALES Mart
Good Black Dress Silks only 81 per yard at
Wales.
Bright Scarlet Morinos, new style, at Wales.
French all Wool DeLaincs, in all shades, ut
Wales.
Balmoral Shirts, very cheap, at Wales.
French Corsets, beautiful, at Wales
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11
PIANOS!

DoARDMAN & GRAl'S celebrated Patent
I'D Insulated Iron Rim and Frame Pianos, for
sale at the New Music Store Of
rr M III. ALLARDT 4 co,
22l Water Street.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11
Book Keeping.
Carpenter and Joiner Shop.

The undersigned beg lcavct 10 inform the citi-
IONS Of East Saginaw and vicinity, that they are
prepared 10 execute
. CARPENTER AND JOINER WORK
Ir all Its various branches
Plans aud specifications furnished on reason
able terms,
Parties contemplating building win find it to
their advantage 60 give them call.
Shop on Generee Street nearly opposite An
thony Schmitz' Hardware Store
- WILLIAM LANG.
MICHAEL KERWIN.
.. grfrr DONALD MCDONALD.
Nov a, 1863. Smp22l
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-11

n BY torch and'tgot fast nrrayed,
Each bantcr brew his trusty blade,
And furious yfs the onslaught mnde
On the provisions, a ''bito and a sup"
Of most startling proportions was soon
prepared, sooner dispatched, and after
the touches were nicely spread with
elastic bouglis from a neighboring
straw stack, by unanimous consent
was demonstrated the truth Of tho po-
8 cts sss5fics, that
9WcoYinass win -.aoye npon the rock,
While testy ss.h ands the down pillow hard"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
Sr. I,or1s. Nav 4

TIE DEATH PE>ALTY.-On Friday The l,t
inst, at eleven minutes past twelve clock. p. sar
Indian Dick suffered the extreme penalty Of the
law, hy hanging Cor The murder Of a Chinoman.
The necessary preparations were made by ShcIu
Follansbee on Thursday. by the erection oi
gallows within Che y.tl in tde rear or tha County
jan, which was c.ra.5 enclosed 'rm p1tH @
view About tusaGvo persons, eal.c.ed by
the Sheriff, witnessed the execution Everything
was conducted with He utmost dtcorum. After
prayer by G.. Is. Godfrey. tbc trap was .rrang
aud The unfortunate Indian ceased 20 exist ln
six minutes be ceased to Struggle aud in Yen
minutes life was c0'HtIf extinct Alter hanging
twenty-five minute. 'aa body was cut d9wn,p placed
IN a coffin, aud handed over TO bis trieud-.-Saqs
t4 l.nEilr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
HELMBOLD's
e-rNrEYE PEEPABATEGiS'

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU'
A Positive aud Specific Remedy
r.. 5..aa.as ~ fhe BLADDER KIDNEYS,
rP,VII. and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS.
Tiis Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
ana ny,;t,s Vie ABSORBENTS into hcalthF ac-
,.,r Ey ,ybieb The WArERY or CALCAREOUS
.5'.,....iiions. and am UNNATURAL ENLARGE
VFNTS arc reduced, as well as PAIN and IN
~ A,fN&TION
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

Bartletts brigade Of New'oo's division, consist
ing Of the l2lstaud 18th New York aud 18Th
and 9th Maine and Oh Pennsylvania are chars
ing on the rebel b4'trrics iu front Of the Bur
nett House. Fredericksburg is occupied by
troops Of Cochran and Knowles brigade, and
the troops of Newtous division.
ST. LOUIS, May 4
Advices from Cape Giradcau say The rebels
under Marmad0ke, after having their rear as
sailed twice aud suffering severe loss. GuaiIy es-
capped across White. i.ver buruing all lhe bridges
behind them aud disappeared by various routes.
The result Of this raid 10 the enemy are accH.
mulating disasters and hurried flight before
greatly inferior numbers.
Sroc1roH, May D.
The municipal election bcrc 20 day resu.te! ia
favor of the Union ticket by q vote Of nearly
three TO one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

TnAU o7Ev ~ osr CnocE aHp raE Noara-
FIRM NHrs-H Messengers from fori Crook inform
n- ibat Cd. trail Is now clear ot suow, aud Nr.
Tbouae Of phtr.cr ferry gives notice by baud
bin that travellers 10 Boise, Salmon and John
Day's river viii find THE read tha shortest and
hee.-thare being plenty Of grass and water .ho
entire route.-As3 bitT hqdepcadc0t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

ctHERIFFs SALE by virtue OF decree
- Of Foreclosure and Order Of Sale, issued
out Of the District Court Of the Ninth Judicial
District or The State Of California In end for the
county Of Trinity, ia the action d Henry Mar
tin against James Howe duly aucsted ON The
l4lh day Of April, A. D. 1858, I am commanded
to sell all The following desouhed property, TO-
wit: All Of one undivided Eighth part Of n
certain Water Race, situate in Trinity county
constructed in 1851, taking all the waters Of The
west branch Of East Weaver creek aud convey
ing The same 70 Sidney Lill and known as the
Howe q Co. Race, together with all and singular
the tenements hereditamcnts and oppurlcnanccs
thereuuto belonging or in any wse appurtaining.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the lGth day Of May,
a. D., l8G3 between tho hours OF 10 o'clock, a.
m, and o'clock p. n., at the door Of the Conrt
House, in tie town Of Weavervilo. will scll The
above described property 30 the highest bidder
for cash--W Weayeryllo April 20, 1863
JOHN p. JONES, Sheriff
by A. u. ERuTTscH&ITT, Deputy l5ts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS AHoyE.
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T


no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
TAKE 40 MORE BusaV, MERCURY, OR U>rLEAs-
Ant MEDICINES Tor uupi ieasaut and dangerous dis
HELliBOLO'& EXTRqcT 8rCHC and ~
PROVED ROSE WISH CURES
Secret Diseases
in all their Stages, At little Expense
Little or uo change IN dict; No Inconvenience
dl5 40 Exposure
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength to
Jri1atc, tl reby Removing Distinctions,
Preventing aud curing Structures oi The Ugcthra,
Aljayiag Pa.a and Inflammation, So frequent
Fin the class of Diseases. and cXpa!iug al Poison
oHs, DHb.rd e9a 5ror2 oW .1i7'er.
Thousand. upon Thousands
}Nao tgar been the Iic,dH2 ~ Queels
and who have paid HEAVY FEES TO ha cured 10
short time, have iouul they woyr deceived. and
aud That the -" POISON haa, by the use OF
Powerful t-diag'ul-, been dried up in the
system, to break out in au aggravated form, ..ad
PERHIPS 4fIFH HAHBL3GA.
Use HEMnorD's EXTRACT Brcuu Cor al e6.o-
tons aud diseases ~ the
Urinary Organs,
NAetuc, existing in
Male or Iomale,
From Whatever cause originating. and no matter
AlGW AGGS 9btANlIGr
Diseases Of these Organs requires .ae aid Of a
DiUEETIC,
{IEL NBOLD'S TITUtLT BECHE
rs IUE GPEAT UHBEITT
and is certain to bave the desired rrtct ia ali
Diseases FOR NlUCH IT Is RECOMMENDED.
fpjaears Or he no'l pei 15lc 0nd responsible ciar-
arter Wjil accompany Inc med cinos
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From 10 20 gears standing,
With NAf,E@ known 90
SCIENCE AND FAME
Price 81 90 per Bette, or Six Cor s. 90.
Delivered 50 any Address, securely packed from
observation. %-a~ Describe Symptoms in all com
DMico;juns.
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis !
AFfInayrr
Personally appeared before me. an Alderman
of the city OF Philadelphia, II. =. HENGoLD,
who, cling duly sworn, doth say. bis prcpara-
tjons contain no narcotic, no mercury, or other
injurious drugs but are purely vegetable.
Ii. z. HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 23d day
Of November, 1852.
VIM. p, HlBBERD, Hija7aan
Ninth ST., above ksce Fhiia.
Address letters for information TO
III. 3. HELNBoLD, Chemist
Depot, 10l South Tenth ST.. BEL CHESTNUT. rhia.
Beware Of Counter}oits
AND UNPRNClPLED DEALERS,
Who eudcasor 20 dispose or ruWG oWN' and
"oruER' articles on the reputation attained by
IIelmhoidA Genuine Preparations.
Extract Euchu.
Sarsaparlo
Improved Rose Wash,
SOLD E
H0STETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
227 Montgomery street, (Rms HepeeD
S1a Francisco,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR UELMBOLUS.
TAKE no OTHER.
Cot ont the advertisement and send for ID,
d51Im .HA@ aroH impatiaU and epos5uc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
HE1NB0LD'S EXTRACT BUcHU

For Weaknesses
Arising from Evccsses Habits Of Dissipation, car
ly Iudoscretion or Abuse
ATTENDED wfrI TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS r.
7i.,,,..ti,,r n, FvartioD. Loss of Power
Las. nf lfrmorv. Difficulty of Breatbiug
W.oi. verr.. Trembling
Horror of Disease, Haa'i u,hes''
nin,oe.s of Vision Pain in ,he Back,
Universal lossitudc Of the Muscular system
Hot Hands. FiUs'h2 %! me boH!'
DIvaos. or tho Skin Erupuou- on HE Face,
PALLID C0UNTENA%CE.
These symptoms. r allowed to go IN, which
this medicine invariably removes s.on follows
INpOTNNUY. FATClTY, FPiLEPIlC FITS
IN one of which lAe PATIENT NAY EXPIRE.
Who can say they are not frequently followed by
those 0IBEtUL DlSEASES,'
"IN5ANITI and CON1UMPIION.'
Many are aware OF tba cause OF their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS,
TEE RECORD OF THE INSANE ASYLLNS
Aa3 melancholy datts by Ca&@gaol.
Bear ample witness to the jrutb Of tile as-'rtion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Eequifcs the aid Of medicine 70 strengthen and
Iu}icofat 'al System.
Winch IIFLNBorps EXTRACT BUCHU ararto-
~ doe',
s trial viii convince the most skoptica.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

TEV4LHS- -FEWIIES.
Old Or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, or con-
teuplaHpG Hayyjoqc.
TN MANY ArCEcnoNs TEculIAG TO FlNAltS
the Extract HachY IS ua0Ualod hy an. ether
remedy. as In Cuiorosis or Retention, ifreguiari
ty, roiatuIucas. or supp pess,oa of customary
Eyacuauous, liberated az Scirrboas state of the
Uterus. Leucorhma or Whites, Sterii|y, and for
all complaints incident 60 the seE, whether oris
ing from ludisocetiou. Habits Of Dissipation, or iu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
BENDER. MECKEL s. Co.

we have inst introdac
led a New style Family
Sewing Machine, MAX
.ias the Lock Stitch, OF
stitch alike on both
sides, arranged in the
same style and sold at
same prices as our Gro
vcr q Baker Stitch Ma
chimes
sss s.s asusr sass
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

2,
10 his Iow man IS SO often met with in lc that tet
malls prompted by the finer feelings of the heart are e
u the lives OF those who sacrifice their best GAYS u i
talty. ,upiicsu foods the columns Of press "a t
false and fictitious letters singing uoaus TO The worth or
thet own cc0i5tct charl taulsm Below aupond % AM
tclte soma worthy man who bria period since SCENE,
destined TO 'shgu' ell his mortal coil who looked ta-
ward o hs dissolution with that pleasure which only 0r,
hea. Che ability Of skilu physician has restored Bib! !,
his former health Relieved from his terrible s.tuattt. sl
impelei by gratitude he m15gs Known bis case ae =
rrnaIul agent and bis statement is authenticated b. a.
Notary Public Tine d,u9nds Of society imUcr.uusv c.,,
and its publicity. and ii is given TO warn the u
ny than sound the praises Of physician, Of whom score,
like can be- cited.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
DIR. [. !. CZAPKAY'S

Drivate Medical and Surgical Insf;tr,c
Sacramento street opposite Pacific 4iAll Steamship 90
Tpr's Office san Irancisco. Established in 1854 ar t
iaf9 M cure Of all Private aud Chronic diseases and ,
the suppression Of Qu.ckry
At tnaing ana Rcsident Physician L. j. Czapiay H. n
late IN the Hungarian Revolutionary War, CAet fvrrr r.
TO the o0h Regiment Of Uoureds, Chief Surgeon M MI
itarv Hospital Of Tesh Hungary, late Lecturer on Disease
Of the Genito-Cnuary Organs and Diseases OF Women ana
Children and Honorary Member Of the FAi,3lelpll Coll
of Medicine parteuir attention paid TO te treatment
Diseases pecul.a. 60 Women ana children.
once hours from o. m. 90 p. m Conmuu -at t.-rz
strictly confidential Permanent cure guaranteed or nd ~
Consultations tby letter othgrWise) free. Address
DIR L. j CZApiAE, Sau Franc:eo,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
1iLYER YAHLoN sEr.

altoona, county Of Sam Francisco sworn and
before me- this 18th day of august, 1850.
! bTnERr A GRANT Notary Public
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
satur..nr. the l0th - b aLav.

4. D., 1868, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a.
m and o'clock, p. m, at the door of the Court
House, 10 the town Of Weayerviile I win sili
the above described property TO the highest bid.
der. for cash Weoyervine april 90 sos.
JOHN j. JONES, sheriff
By A. NJ. EnuTTscHNlrr, Deputy l5s,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

Gri3:lcuis.--T ta 1r5.r. -aot. Governor Of Uracar,
% ber,5y s.ty, that n. IJ Cz4Eay has sorveaduule
t' c0nt.s, fo. ian9fn 'rrtr. rs r. surg on ia th.
lU.l. lam Army. With atH'ol ratg ver3re'. Whereof
have s.vee him this c..t..' ana do r'oo,amori HIM %
!ho syufthy attention a pro, ci.oa OF ai those wi0
ase ctr1hiao. 'treel-ies tuatc s:it a3c.ld and un
deserved a'i...rtga. NpS-i'IH LAOS,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington city, Jn. taI 1862 5l3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

Cord The undcrisucd having been under tho
treatment oil Dr. H. J C-apAay although unsolicited Iee>
called upon toriyo publicity 10 Tho efficacy ofIs treat
m.h' hoping That by doing so may be instrumental M
peFoniut others lsom the fearful sueriurs and misery
ca9e.cuc1 and which sooflcn results from the pcrucoua
euct oI prolcnlor My disease has boon that oi phys
e ahd mental disability which follows in consequence OF
Woi,c'ru'ns M youth The agonc7 which endured arc
perhaps unnecessary for me 10 detail they are known
iho.e who have experienced them Suffice It 60 say thh
having called tine service of Dr T. j. C2apRay into re4m
sl'ou MI the expectations which may hayc formed Oh
"i' wore more than realized. would therefore recon
m,41 Hr tWp"y to al who may find themselves aiueie
N'lh lla dreadful mal1y my object IN so dolog 1ek
sympathy for suffering humanity, and heartfelt des''o
~ ---L LLDLu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09

C'EERIFFS SALE-By virtue Of decree
> Of Foreclosure and Order OF Sale, issued out
Of the District Court of the Enth Judjoinl Dis.
tricL OF the Sate 81 California. iu ana Tor Triui.
ly county, in the action of Maurice Hyde against
james Howe duly oue9tod on the l7th day Of
April. &. D., 1868, am commanded to sen au
The following described property, % wit: All thc
right. t.j.o and interest OF the soid James Howe
90 aaa to an Of the two undivided ehths, or
oae-iogrth part of the Watarrace taking water
from ho west branch of Etet Weaver creek 20
Sidney UlIl ana generally known as tbo Ilowc
~ 90, race. Also, Wi The right, tile and inter
est of the said james Howe 10 and to the Res-r-
voir' situate near Or. VIM. Wares cabin uoglh-
cast oi The Dodge claim, known as James Howo's
Reservoir together with all aud singular thc
tcuemouts. hereditamenls aud appUrtauonces
thereuuto belonging or in any wise appugtaning.
Notice is hereby given that on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-05-09
CALIFORNIA WINES
~ ~ sialT4 s5s~ -fs 80 s--.
lTa- .sz- .4.s.s..s.R-.s LA.

DROPHIETOG or THE RISING SUM and
/ Lo5 AEGELE5 VINEXARD5 Hsho,
to acquaint his i!ieuds and the public generally
with The fact that he has opened q Depot for the