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The Portland daily press., 1864-09-07
Stop, Drunkard !

SPERANZA. an Italian preparation TO destroy
the appetite for Intoxicating Liquors. Ii can b.
admi sierea with perfect safety Price One Dollar
per box.
THOMAS g. LORISG, Druggls..
Cor. Exchange and Federal Sts.,
fcie Agents for Maine.
Portland. Aug. 25-dsx
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Buy Your sta .ionery Packages
At Dresser's, 90 Exchange street,
81 per dossn, or rs cents eacA.
Agents wanted, address L. DRESSER, Port
land, Me-, Box ia.
auzlsdIw
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FoREIGN PORTS.

At Hong Kong June 20. ship Dsol Draper Hav.
ener. for Bangkok 20 load Tor New forx.
AR at Csllso LIST ult, ships Virginia. Delano. FROM
Acapulco SO days land sailed 9Th for ChInchas) 3D.
Othello. 1ipkhsm. Chinehas lard sailed lin Ham
bnrx 4th Juventa, Ryder. Rio Janeiro g. days land
sailed s.h for Cbinchas; 9TH. Messenger. Hin. san
Chinchas.
At Cal 40 ls.h ut. ships Forrest Eagle. Sleeper lps
England repg Messenger. Hin, for chinellasi Joha
Cotte Hailowell, from do; Gardiner Colby, NsClei-
N,esei. ,em csipehss ar I'm 0''sa'
sd ilih, ships 0ihelo, Pinkham. Hamburg; 18th.
Addison Gilbert, Cook,for do; virginia, Deisno, tor
Chinchss,
SD On Valparaiso July 90 ship Cambria FOR Ant,
r.ssea Gibraltar 4th ult. barqas blanchard.
Ar AZ Barbados ith ult, brig Mystie. Berry. rom
rhisdeiphis.
ed sih, bsrsue Indian Belle. rrimble. orshiiis.
At Pictou 9th nit. barque Sarah Hale Hutch
insoB. for Portland. ldg; brig Martha Washington.
Ar at ST John NIB lst inst, sch 8 v cOonan. Dick.
son, Portland.
lPer steamship eermsnia-sdditionall
Sid FIN Falmouth 2ist, Amity. Stlnson. Londonj
Fearless. Wade. havre.
Ar At Cardiff 20th. orsyine. Crockett. Gloucester;
S,ndusky, Linnekin. Bristol.
SID 2isf, X Tucker Clark. Cape verd Islands.
Ens outward At Newcastle isth, ihersss. Robinsea,
Sid I'M shields 18th. websoot, Hedge. shaughas
AT ST simon's Bar July II. whiriwind. Hughes,
from Manila for 81 Ihomas>
"a, Maple 18Th pli. Albatross, Laughln. from
cid at Gottenburg 18th ult, BidweIl. Churchill.
Boston.
Sid I'm Csdiz 18th ult. Tejaes Herman. Boston.
Sid I'm Brouwershayen 10Th ult, Isabella c Jones,
Shaw. New York
SID I'm Bremerhsven 18th ult. Union. shu.e. for
Baltimore.
Ar 81 Liverpool ga ult. Martin. King. Boston;
Ath. Victory. thomas, New York; Progress. Wood
ward. do.
Sid asd. Mary Rpsssll. Walker. Tor weeksl Cardiff
and Rio Janeiro; 'Sotetto, DseIing. for New York;
Zouave, Blair. Rsngoon.
Cid 22d New World Knight. New York
In the river Gath Ellen Sears bartlett, Tor Singa-
pore.
CA at IOndOn 2sd. Daniel Webster. Spencer. New
York.
SID FIN Greenoek 2sd. Robena. Martin. New York.
Ar at cadiz 18th ult, Argo. Strives. New York,
Sid lIih. Angostura. Fuller. Buenos Ayres
Ar q Malaga 18th ult. Mountain Nave. Hopkins.
New fors.
SD I'm hasre slst uit. sisresry. s,ei.on. nr new
Bombay. July, e. The ship Western Empire s
making four Inches water per hour. and will 90 Into
deck.
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kNkoh the subscriber in Gorham, BAY Colt. one
- year old last May, with black name and tail and
back legs. Whoever will return him or alive IN or
nation where he san Do found hall be suitably re-
".rded MosEs foGG, GOrham. Ne.
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Wanted.


4 GOOD SAFE and "sit-down Counting Room
"A peL Address, AERoHAsr. Lock Box AZ,
foiusha r. scptldlws
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rs.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

TO Kerosene Oil Co.
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DISASTERS.

Ship American Eagle. st Nav York from London,
reports NO datsl lat 40 10. lon ~ ~ passed the
wreck OF barque Czarina OF New York. abandoned
and nearly ,unk: probably had been run into only \
short time previous. lBsrqae Cznrins, Pinkham.
sailed from Pa 'ermo June %. for New nork
Sch Isaac Morse iof Friendship Bradford. for
Philadelphia In getting under way AZ Dishton. ON
Sunday morning, drifted upon rock in the hareor.
where she remained until Monday morning wnen
some. She will proceed TO fall River 10 80 on the
marine railway for repairs.
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Dissolution OF Copariner,hip.

FuVHE eopartnership heretofore existing betwesa
Il the unders gucd, IL. By mutual consent. hereby
dissolved
AL persons indebted to the concern will please
settle imme lately. and all having demanc a. anat
said firm will please present them tor settlement.
A. NJ. SAITH will continue the business 1t he cid
stand, No. III Fose ST., a. heTeio.prs.
7. G, LrwIs.
Portland, Sept. ]. 1854. sepsc2w
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II Il M OV IL

nR. HEALD has removed his Office from No s4l
~ Congress St. TO the opposite side Of the street.
corner OF Congress aud Temple Streets once form
eFiy oeeupisd By Dire. Bacon Breslia. sspedn
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SPOKEN.

July 2, tat % 81 8. lou o. 20 T. ship n sherman.
Niekeis. 70 days rom Rsnpoch for Falmouth 4.
:, Aug W lat u Si lon 50 20. ship columtas. ffoG
New York for Liverpool.
:. Aug ~ LAT 70, Ion sss. barQue conquerOr. from
New York tor London.
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xorICEa0 N.RINERs.

scARwKArHER LIGHT VESSEL, BRISTOL caAsSxL
Notice j. hereby given that this light vessel has
teen moved about Two cab,es' length ~ by n N
from her former position ana row lis in Is iathoms
low water spring tides. with the following marks and
bearings
fears Point well open Of SHADES Blud, NV NJ
A white House nj Hare SHADE in line with the Z
end Of the Trees at Mnrton. w.
kclvey Old Mill in line with tho Eastermost ial
Chimney, at Port Tenant NNt r.
Numbies L Lighthouse BY Es-teriv, 5-l0 mi es.
West scarweaiher Buoy Ne BY J. T. $40 mile
Nash High Lighthouse Sc Easieriy, Ia 4-l0 ms
West Nash Buoy 81 BY + miles
Helwicks Lighlyesscl NV W westerly, 10 3-lQ
miles. ,,,,,,,.. -,
BY order. bEhIuON, oeeretaTy.
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For Sale.

The subscriber Offers for sale the
A<1A-0 house aud lot no~n the Par, ons
M ~ Farm, In North Yarmouth, l2i miles
81 ~ from Portland. 2 miles n osa ths
=. urana lFaak Fanrosd. Ihs build.
10 acres OF land with an orchard. Water furnisbed
by living sprtng. Near meeting and school aud
anireof ID. II COLE
North Yarmouth, Sept 8. 1854 sep1dlw
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THOMAS G.LORING. DRUGGIST,
PRACTICAL RU SS FILTER
Corner of Exchange & federalst's.
A perfect At guaranteed. The poorliberslly con.
sldered. mch25 diff
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SAN FRANCIsCO-Ar OH nit ship Black Prince.
Chess. Hong Kong; 9th. Criterion, Steison, New
York l62 days; Rival. Doane. Boston l62 days.
Sid ID, ship Amethyst, Trssk, Beliipgham Bay
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Far tho week ending Sept. eth, 1854, prepared ex.
nrasaIY tor the PREss, By Mr.. NJ. u Rich.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
r.e.day...,....,.........,, September o.

Tue sday...+.....-.....-...s september U.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Forest City, Liseomb. Boston.
Steamer New England, Field, ST John for
Boston.
Sch Elizabeth. Kendall. EEstport.
Sch Victory, Harris, ST George.
sch Eleanor Mary McLane, Bristol
Sch Martha Gresuough, tsrl Sioddard, Cornwall
lis Ms for Boston.
Sch Midus, kemick. Mt Desert for Boston,
Sch Pennish &Josephine Brewer, Eden for Boston
sch DeNalo, kich L zen for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Mechanic, Hudson, Msianzas T. Churchill
& Co.
Brig Fannie, Hubbard. Pictou NS--mastcr
Sch Fideia tBTl Lovely. Parrsboro NS-master
Sch y Frazer. tBrl Petiss, farssboro Ns-mss ter
Sch John Byars. tBri Pye hiiisboro NB-master.
Sch Adeline. tBrl Peatis. Wilfui N master
LAuScnED-At Wisessset 81 Inst n superior brig
of 232 tons. owned by Messrs Thcs AyFe Carltoa,
II Deering. and others She Il 10 b. commanded BY
Capt Giles. of Boothbay.
AZ hsrque Transit. ssi tors bull, at Frccport IN
1865 and now a. Boston, has hsen sold Tor ga $50
cssh.
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Notice OF PorecIosuro.

XNHEREAS, William y. Thomas. Of Cane Eliza.
w beth, 10 the County Of Cumberland aud sisfe
of Maine. did on the 9Th day Of February A. d lsS2
hy his mortgAg deed OF that date CONVEX 10 me IN.
subscriber. certain parcel OF land with The rni.d
ings thereon. situated in said Cape Elizabeth being
Lots No. Sl3 aud as. on plan A Of Farms in aid
Cape Elizabeth. drawn BY Nm. Arson
said deed Il corded In Cumberland Realstry Rock
Sal. rage l37. -
iae conditions Of said mortgage deed having bean
broken,Is oy reason thereof. elam loI ecIosure OF
the same. according 10 the statute
ELIAS THOMAS.
sept T. iopf. w8w.
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nissoIuttou or Copartuershiu,

VvHE sopartnership hsrstofore existinr between
II the undersigned, IL hereby dissolyea BY mutual
consent The Affairs OF tho las nra will Be settled
AZ our new place Of business Nos. Isl and 1i3 Mid
die 81. n. G.. Rollins,
". N Bosp.
Portland. Sept. !, 1854. sepTd2Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-09

THE ACTIVE AND EXEMPT MEMBERS OF FULTON
Engine Company, No r. pectfufy requested "
s.ss@es a. abe sih wsra He.st corner Of Dnsns and
Centre sreete, on Tuesday the lh inst at ocoeK NJ,
e attend the funeral Of hle trcther cmbcr William
keere BY order. PBTBR WEIR Foreman.
y a tARkUlt, Secretary
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NO LADrHs IN BUSINESS A DREssMAKBR, Pa.
per pattern designer or machine opersor or any snn.
able business share store with lady. Apply persoh~
ally or BY letter FOR cards of address, u Clinton pssss
second teoy,
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TEE REGULAR MEETING OF THE rRYoN UNION
room No Clinton Hall TisSlH street Nav Yors An de-
scendants OF the family respectfully invited 70 At
tend as business ofsimporsne viii hrsaght before the
meeting. IRA j. BEERS, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

THE FROZEN SLEEP OF DEATH.-Wilson Flint,
who lately made the journey overland from San
Francisco to Washington, gives the following
touching narrative in connection with the late
severe weather in the northwest, in a late letter
to the Erening Journal:
- At one of the railway stations on the North
ern Indiana road stage driver reported that on
New Year. day, while on his route, he noticed
a house, which had stood alone on the prairie,
was burned, and no vestige of anything about 1t
left. Passing by it few hundred yards, he
found man who had occupied it frozen in the
road, and some hundreds of yards farther on,
his two boys lying in the snow, also dead, while
still, at a considerable distance farther on, and
standing in a snow-drift, was the mans wife with
a nursing infant at the breast, and two little
girls holding to her dress, all dead. 1t is sup
posed that they were keeping up an unusually
hot fire to keep out the intense cold, when their
house caught fire, and in the effort to reach a
neighbours, they all pershed. What sad and
interesting subject for the chisel of the sculptor
does this last group present no painter s PEN
Gil can ever put canvas its faintest outlines.
Nothing but cold and rigid marble, moulded by
the hand of a genius moved by deep, heart
felt sympathies that it in the dead mother S
face the love of offspring in her great agony, as
she feels the icy fingers of death stop the pulsing
heart can ever hope to initiate it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
Monday, March 18th, 1854,

RUSH ON.-The editor of the Humboldt Regis
ter says there is no use of trying to change the
mind of man who has determined to go to
Boise. Thinks the best way is to let all go un-
questioned who have the least desire to do so.
Like some other cases, the only cure is to kill.
The old lady advised her daughter against the
wicked ways of the world, telling her, - have
seen the folly of it." "All right said the
young one, " want to it too Let them
all see the folly of it as soon possible The
Register publishes the following extract however,
from the letter of D. d. Myers, now at Boise, to
his wife in Star City, to let those who willing
to the prospect that awaits them at Boise.
Three dollars day will scarcely pay for leaving
places where men wanted at four dollars.
The following brief paragraph will do, however.
to show how little man at Boise knows about
the country, compared with the boys here
81 understand that there is great excite
ment about Boise river, but would warn every
body not to come. The mines here are neither
extensive nor rich but if they will come, and
are willing to work hard for three four dol
liars per day, they can find some mines that will
pay that
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Saturday, March Goth.
II II 0 SPE CTUS
OF THE
RED BLUFF MESSENGER, "

Inc subscriber viii issue in the town of Red Blu March
senger
IN rotcs the suessenser will be Democratc-a bold and
otsoken advocate Of the doctrines Conservative
9i ine lnlcn and those who worship at the shrine of
nc' hpoonsm and are seeking to overthrow the gov
ernmental forms and principles cherished by the Patriot
founders OF the Republic will find it their most uncomprom-
Using foe 'i
Believing that the Democracy Tehama Shasta Trinity
anu 1ier northern Counties desire and will sound
sheet the proprietor has perfected
rangemens for publishing one of that description at the
apovemenoned central point and all are friendly to
M cause are invited tolend their efforts its crcu-
ao The paper will be started upon that ensures
M ermanency and success and the publisher determined
render It faithful and worthy representative of the
hens OF the Democracy of Northern California upon the
ana vital issues that will before the people d-
ring the important Presidential Campaign of 1854
subscrlpton-S5 per annum in advance.
W. L. CARTER, Editor 4 Publisher.
q.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
First Gun Of the Campaign.

The Union County Central Committee have is
sued call which appears in another place for a
County Convention to meet in Weaveryille on
Monday, March l4th The object of the Con-
yenion is to elect delegates to the State Gonven-
ton, to be held on the 24th, and to take into
consideration such other business of interest to
the Union party as may come before it.
1t is hoped a full delegation will be present
from every precinct in the county. We are
about entering upon the most important Presi-
dental campaign which has ever agitated the
country. Before it the election of past wears
sink into insignifcance 1t will be for US to de-
eide as far as in US lies whether the Government
is to be maintained in its power, the Union re-
stored and vindicated, and the measures which
have been taken to that effect sustained bv the
action of the Nation or if at the moment when
victory is within grasp, by permitting the
Copperheads to triumph, relinquish the fruits
of the past three years and conclude an in
glorious peace 1t is for us to say whether the
blood of the heroes of Gettysburg, Shiloh, Vicks-
burg Fair Oaks, and hundred other spots
which henceforth will live proudly in our ma
tion's history, has been shed in vain, and the
cause for which they laid down their lives be
disgracefully abandoned.
There will be no local interests a, stake in the
campaign this year All our State and county
officers were chosen at the last September cleo
tion and loyal State Administration secured
for the next four years. But this is not enough
we must choose also five Presidential Electors
whose vote will be given for some true patriot
Abraham Lincoln, we hope, to occupy the Presi-
Dental chair The lack of local interest should
not prevent Union men from using every exer-
ton that lies in their power to secure the success;
of the Union nominee.
That the enemy will not be idle we can rest
assured, and the nominees of the Chicago con
vention, it matters not who they are can depend
upon every Copperhead vote in this State L
we are equally active there need be doubt
as to the result, and to this end we hope to
full representation in the Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
Little drops of water. little grains Of sand.

They were delightful days when used to
sing those beautiful songs at Sabbath School,
They have benefited millions who sang them
when children and we hope they will not be
lost to the hosts who sing them now. If applied
to actual experience how true the above quotation
is. HErsToN, HASTINGS Co., by attention to
their business, and selling none but first-rate
clothing, add one by one to their list OF regular
customers, and from a small beginning, are now
the leading men in their line in this State. Their
store is the corner of Montgomery and Sutter
streets. San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
THE New York Herald saws: +" We abando

THE New York Herald says: I'VE abandon
Honest old Abe as a hopeless case. We have
puffed him, have praised him, and have
helped him in every way, but can get no good
out of him..
Precisely so. 1t was for the :. good y old
Bennett hoped to get ont of him in the way
of patronage, etc. that he long toadled to the
President. Finding, however, that " Old Abe
is deaf to his cajoeries. and despises his inter
ested friendship the director of the :. Satanic
Press leaves him with sneer, as the deVii
left Christ in the wilderness after similar ue-
ieated effort at corruntion .-.San Juan Iress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

EVANS BAR is by means dull place
Johnson Co., Nostagen Co., McGovern 4 Co.
and Winkle & Co., with plentiful supply of
water are gouging away the face of the Bar at a
rapid rate, in doing which they average all the
Stiler continues to furnish the necessaries OF
life to the people of that section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF TRINITY-IN JU
TICE'S COURT, TRINITY CENTER TOWNSHIP.
LANES B. WELLS VS. John M HAYS.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER ON FILE IN MY
office at said township and county, service in
the above entitled suit is made by publication OF
summons as follows to wit:
The People Of the State of California send greet
ing TO JOHN N. HIS.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me
at my Office in Trinity Center township, in the
county of Trinity, on the I'd day of March, A .
D.. 1864, at 10 o'clock, a. m, to answer to the
complaint of J. B. Wells, who sues you two
promissory notes amounting to the sum of Sl3j
1900, and interest, when judgment will be ia
ken against YOU for said amount, together with
costs and damages, if you fail to appear and an
swer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Trinity coun-
ty. greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF
Ills. February, A. D., 1864.
J. C. DORR, Justice of tie Peace
Sl3i in and for said Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
Saturday, March Goth,

A. D.. 1864. at the Court House door in said
county. the following described property, to wit
That certain lot of ground on the southeast bank
of East Weaver creek. in Trinity comfy des-
cribedas follows commencing at the blacksmith
shop formerly owned by B. F. Abbott, running
thence northeast seventy-fve yards, thence
southeast one hundred and ten yards. thence
southwest seventy-fve yards, thence northwest
one hundred and ten yards to the place of begin
ming. with all the Improvements thereon. known
as the Delavan place, which will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash lin gold coin of the Uni
ted States) to satisfy said judgment and COSTS
Dated Weaverville, March 2, 864
ALBERT BOWLER,
s.ts. Constable in and for said township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

"SHAsrA CorR1ER With its last issue that
paper closed its twelfth year, an extraoroinafS
old age for California mountain paper to reacn'
but the Courier is one of the institutions OF tne
northern section-a lively, well-conducted Union
paper We hope it may live and prosper dozen
years longer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

CoMING TO THEIR SESsEs.-A proposition is up
in the Confederate Congress, for conference
with agents of the Government with view to
arranging peace. If they're sick, let them
throw up. We're in favor Of allowing them to
quit their foolishness any time. 1t will be time
enough to say what shall be done with them. af-
ter they'v passed in their checks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

THE New York Day Book-a secession organ,
whose efforts are wasted in abortive attempts to
prove that a Copperhead is as good as a ngger-
contains advertisement of Copperhead badges,
with an engraving, representing, to all appear
ance, the bloated and disfgured countenance OF
one of those drunken, degraded females who
may be occasionally in the prisoners dock
of Police Court, awaiting her turn to be - sent
up" Over the forehead of this horrible-looking
hag is inscribed the word " Liberty" From
the engraving and inscription it may be plainly
inferred that the sort of liberty the Copperheads
want is unbounded license to revel in the ylest
abominations
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

Dr.. BELLOWS writes TO Mr. Otis of San Fran
cisco, that the National Sanitary Commission has
received into its treasury, all told, about mil
lion of dollars, of which $7O0, 900 were donated
from the Pacific coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05
WHEREAS, By AN ORDER OF SALE made
Nv In the above entitled nciinn on the y5th dHT

WHEREAS. By AN ORDER or SALE made
w in the above entitled action on the 18th daT
of February, \. D., 1864. in the District Court
aforesaid, in favor of VIM. p. Me- H"ltcr ana
against Robert Rcav for the sum ot ore tn '"-dr1
and two 3}-Ioo dollars. with Interest oa thc sum
of S5S2 33-l00 at the rate of - pcr cont per
month from the date of this decree, and Il, "a n
terest on the sum of S420 from the rendition Of
judgement until paid, together with costs of suit.
amounting to the sum of 500 2o-l0o, and the
costs and expenses of sale, | am commanded to
sell the undivided one-half interest in certain
water ditch known Reay & Co.'S ditch, and
described follows commencing at certain
point about one mile above the mouth OF Canon
creek and tapping said Canon creek at said point,
and conveying it to bar on Trinity river known
as Junction Bar, said ditch being situated on the
east bank of said creek. Also, three mining
claims on said Junction Bar, known as Reay &
Co.'S claims and described follows commen-
cling at point of bedrock on the bank of Trim
ity river and in the northwest corner of said
claim, running thence southeast to the foot
hills about four hundred 400 yards, more or
less, thence running south-weserly about four
hundred and fifty (45o) feet, more or less, thence
west to Trinity river about four hundred (4O0)
yards. more or less, thence running in norther-
ly direction along the edge of said river to the
place of beginning, all of the above property be-
ing situate in the county of Trinity, State of
California, together with all and singular the
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging in any wise appurtaining
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday. March Goth,
A. D.. 1861. between the hours of 10 clock. a.
m. and o clock. p. m. at the door Of the Court
House. in the town of Weaycrville. will sell the
above described property to the highest bidder,
for cash.-W cay ervllle. March !, 1864.
JOHN p. JONES. Sheriff
Dy II. \. JONES. Under ShereH SITS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-03-05

CHANGE OF BAsE.-Luce l. AcCommons, late
of Red Bluff, have opened ont at the fremont
House, in that place, to better accommodate their
growing bpsiHess: The Stage oompany's Office
is also removed to the new Hotel where the old
patrons of the Luna House in this section are
advised to hang up" when next they visit
Red Bluff. The change is for the better, all
agree in saying.