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j tsr sia,tee @r5t, ps!tsr un,sigt, .
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llftet, he eCn eeptlenl ~Ssttiuten 0etbc6ahe ten Ser Susenb,
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fdng hen GeIbrten tt8 l1sIies, t~errUDren rnb,- wcnn ntbt
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fnb. 6a5 ji6rltb = 6tefe %duienre iii ETH at TRIBES @rab
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3unW Office: go. Z @ao.GreOertdFr.,
feben Tbaren BON BalttmDreItr., Gfflt4e Srtte,
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e unb truaertIhe gatra&er, hur6trtebene unb gepiNenlpIe
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Is! Cine 6ttisa IN 2 Saqen ,upei&ett.
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Mue Rr0nfheifen

.ursreu F~nhswer6en tn 8 Eaeen ant ibas gonnDttpruRe beRer
DH!SD FsIN'0 TI'3nn.& ettNMatGtr a11E ti2t
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8~erfaffers, Ser e~iusiseu Sernunftgemasei ulO ertOlSretdenl
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tiger rrunborsttiaen gprra tcren5 welte Or. S9bnlp aus
fI9rte NIB beneu Die Settings. Ropppr teure unp uteie dneere
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rtTenfdfttsteit1 inn Seitsarea cine ttnretdenbe Ieratr-
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HGN3 'eNtPSG%tNWt N"i*It -
SDtelbgiser, Neaawratsure, Mpptteter &c, fnlen In bteIe
Trudt. Epntc48ittetS etne p~erfsppae Shsne}sss profits,
rem einglal e~efpietd Rte Settler ntatrbne bafslbe isn ~
len, gti@t mte 6nbere fpgendnnEe Bitter baNBt p11elbe 1DR
ZEN esnShnltbenn cDWffsHs5 rttb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nno GU
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tn Elm ertsirateubeS 8rnigarisses Sttteref teiet Qsaaatsrtrtn-
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tttdt Stees sprsa sitSet 8ttsers to Etfsat q DaEenb 2gsrt-
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h .aromors ben aaeIni9en, Gignera 80
IS. Sorm $40, s6 3anppcrs, Geae BON Gsl,neeaRr.
seseiiiiber Dem Wtarftc, &attnacres
reriDr6t rerben.sf FNs0igaE 9~1uM SDNZ
Refine sefllte Glai4e IL adj. bic an&t INIT 3ct Sit8G bes
@tsnerS auf benz RCrf 1erfeten tn. @is'~ @s~
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ten esIar=I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eratte.
= Die Ieerer Sidibet rrerset teep6e retal BET Der naAfeu
8efeaun8 NIT Sl.00 aDubeno fraReS 9alttrage inRsAatas
sebra8t,s 49,
gorj nslt6en~ 6ittbeersG Silence Spn srrt Strabrtrfat :
Der Sprdbrisen Grnte, fopse aue g3etAe unc Esa1rr erter
Qaatttat aaO IN lpitoea @tstiea. " $40 hs1
Gds 9aapstr unb GaaasEaRs, ~ossenaBss
~ f20Ipr5WtB4 llg4J 3ts45B etA4- tEent NfGrTGe.
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0eSMdft8 : ySDtis.

Das fcinfte GnS poIeitSetTe Trwa,tsEonies5itt
.sC IN unierer Seit!
Die SpnigbIunte (The H5neysuckle)
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sG8. dist plele nnpi en6e iixs upfs6euIenss Guddidlber,
mtite imy ais NsrS { q rs etbtnS unb1 0r. ! ibnnpn's Mntan.
ttsmtsea crpiaen. StgtIltfer, Stteletwtpleri SpmpenpuPeF
Sebcu annatt Ger erleh &iisn'Galt her MtepaiE I'm mic.
frienea 4rnfe mieneteu.. fb. jest. eatlml6ta ~eebiltese
ofen 40 Nn'brSu1sn@ biet 4 ~eiulrtfft VI Ter mel dye II elrdlt-
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ten {r. SStn,tpn bait { heBhaib fur M thmenptg 81 et-
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tannt iinS eaa ietrc St3t1u6tsupsen seer 0tpEcme ~beRanSts
in leiner 9'fce tiepen. .0fdNJ tsulndlJaGI elp u
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bic R4 bara ~Betnltte Cater eei&mS@t taben, bic 1ief 70 pt
pDr bpen 3enten cbertu bsr S6ule llernen, unb beren Jrl-
gen fG alnd6tlt9 lpilren, ielbt. I'm S6laie, bar6 pOflttr.
men, tte, Eeht ~iIn9etbetft, bic @he uun6eft6 niaden unb
ESrper unb &ett ~atrIt5ren, fCntsn i~olerttie ~nStti9,n e DIT
te hun. SNtde @eFlrnen inahei. becbr PIC etnn sten+ Unite
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~ o. ep. nfpu It1 Ser eil4 &C. t~fselm5siS Ieebtltett NrSt
melder Die Seilaas non 6emtden aufp,iieransei Eetas
Dttttet unS 8eeantlung itio auer atertn .gdnsEdt intt.
tannt. Ertf 5berensebiltets pgl etnela. ssbsrI peltss ertH
teu orD6tsn Sripitlleru gurppaS unp TEN eritsn rieisS yam
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tsre Yraris, ais aue anberei Mersfe Der QDeIt.
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tann fea sertrauen apf ieine G9re ais Miana euYh irtns YfSsY
IHidltbtett ais Mr5t.
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6anb bon SaltimOrtfr, neben ter ,,Mrbeittrtalet" r,
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zen aAetniaen Gigller

n wv W~VN'tv5VtN NINFFN~e 70
s.. . prn $40. s6 3anopers, Geee npn GainSeaEg.
aesei,iiber Dem WEarEtc, Saitt1acre,
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sYetEt9.

Die f9feebt6tn @trthnsen tes aaiterS finb fter gu far&-
ten. J8erlufe6eS @ebaGtniAfs, @ertpirrung Der Sheen, Sc.
hritttheit Der @eifpstrafte, b6t Mtn,iaser, Nbneteun9 Dor
Fer 3sieIf9nft, @utt nod @tnfatntete, tgftstranen 9eeen
I'D ftIbh 5n19hmntett d. Il 10. itas stntge Der i9Itmmtn
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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13
SUMMONS.

State of California: In Justice p. II. Paynter's
Court, WeareruiUe Township, in and for the
county Of Trinity:
The People of the state Of California send
Erecting to GEORGE DELAVAN.
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$.OOs Is


WORTH THE REcoRp.-We are told of a rather
unexpected, but after all, not unpleasant visit,
which trader on the Trinity border was honor
ed with short time since. OF a sudden some
dozen Indian warriors, well armed, marc he'd into
his house, made a survey of the premises, and
asked what he had to sell. Trader suddenly ex-
perienced an unpleasant sensation in the neigh
borhod of the spinal column, trembled and
pointed to the shelves The Indians examined
the stock and made their purchases, for which
they rendered gold coin in payment. Then they
ordered dinner, which was readily furnished
OYSTERS HOLSTERS, can fruit, aad othe. delicacies
for which, when eaten, each one "pungled :"
his seventy-fve cents. They then informed the
half-dead-with-fright trader that they wanted to
enlist some good white recruits-brave and reli-
able men-to whom they would "pay $50 a
month in gold-no Greenbacks." That rather
discounts Uncle Samuel, and if the story is true
there is little doubt but the Indians will get plen-
ty Of recruits.
JOURNAL AeExrs.-Henry S. Martin, with
Jackson l. Ferguson, Junction City, is author
lied to act as agent for the Journal in that
neiehborhood. Our friend Waters, at North
Fsrk, willtake the names Of any who may de-
sire TO subscribe, and Amos Smith will act a.
agent at all the points belox North Fork
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CJTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TRINITY.
Dit appearing to me by affidavit that the
plaintiff in the above entitled action has good
cause of action, and that the said defendant has
departed from the State, it is hereby ordered that
service of summons in said action be made upon
defendant bv publishing the same in the Trinity
National once week successfully for at least
tbree montbs p H. PAINTER,
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
Weaverville, Nov. IL, 1863
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CJTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TRIM
- TY.-It is hereby ordered that service OF the
summons in the above entitled cause be made
completely by publication of the same In the
TRINITY JOURNAL for at least five weeks.
T. f. JONES,
Justice of the Peace for Weaverville township
Weavervlle, Jan. Is, 1864. Z'tet.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
state Of JOHN G. MCNAMARA, deceased.

~-oTJcE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN
dersigned to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against John G. McNamara, de-
ceased. to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers. within four months from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice, to the undersigned at his
nlace of business, Big Flat, Trinity county, State
~ California. D. B. MURPHY, Executor
of the Estate Of John G. NcNamara, dec.
Big Flat, Dec. 20, 1863. 3.d.
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Louis weendor stationery, 50
O n, p. Norcross, lettering jury boxes, 90
W W. Tinna Co. merchandise for -
III. A. Haskins. making jury boxes, 90
John Hulmc backsmthing. 80
". 0crdeener, stationery %
=. Lofman, clothing for prisoners, -
W. d. Eyerhardt saving wood for 90
buck Trtfaut wood for jail W
" Williams, blankets for Jail, 10
John Marphy. csspctsg for Once, 40 70
The following persons allowed SIS each the county
General Fund for services Grand Jurors b A. Shepard
Thcdc s. OborR N l. Napp Geo. W. Woods 0rson
Geo Iohe, JOS Craig, J. W. Swires, Wm Herde John
Shields A. George. The following were allowed 81 each
~ J. Fate+, Alex. Lore, Thos Carr, Chas Hannah j. e.
WOOL " H. Racireidcr, Vim. Ware p Magner IT, W. Brown
A. Csc<ci allowed 81.
rc following persons allowed So each trial jurors
e. Lcaprc d. v Barker, Thos Carr $. Dyer. NJ Ruch
W. Norman. NJ o. Bartholomew, Vim. Patterson. 7. ii.
Brown r. Copeland The following allowed 50 each
r. o. NJ Hennessy Geo. Ferguson, NJ Ready A. j. Looms, D.
Degraf, T. Flowers, II. q. Waugh, John White.
J. NJ. Fisher, H. W. Everest, Osborn Geo fohe, T. D.
Price, ii. Simpson, W. s. Lowden. Frey, s. Lowden W.
y. NJ. k J. Murray, A. Clark G. Brooks D. Hop
kas and T. wner allowed s. each for election serv
and w. r. Mcdaniel and VIM. Anderson 80 each
The following bills county General Fund were
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Buck Truant allowed Contingent FUND W
Cuntv warrant No 2l7 in Of Benton for So No
322 In favor of n Smith, for s. and No 80 in favor oil john
Bremen cancelled and burned In presence OF the
Board. -
Feb 6hIt being the last day Of the session the
bids for the Of comfy Warrants were opened
presence of the Board following accepted and the
treasurer ordered pay the out OF the Redemption
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Che Aoille Reeord.

FEsRUARr TERN BOARD SUPERVISORS
Board Monday February LIST. Present John Mcam-
chairman, VIM. A. Quine, Henry Martin N. Griffin,
clerk. The following proceedings were had
In accordance With ~ sAe cocerng Grand and Trial
JdfoFs approved April 1fk 1861 the Board made the FOL-
lowing superintendent among the Townships
county Grand and Trial Jurors for the ensuing
Weayeryille 2is; Lewiston, 53 Trinity No. South Fork,
~ North Fork 20 Canon creek 26 Indian creek q Stu
art 81 Grizzly, New river, Total, $50. The county
Cerk assisted the Board making duplicate lists
and occupation his said duplicate
lists being certified the Board and the Clerk Of the Board
occupation and township Of each Juror
to separate slips Of paper ballots and after
carefully comparing the with said duplicate lists,
then closely folded conceal the names written said
ballots and deposited Jury Box No and Immediate
iy locked Jary BOXES No and and delivered the keys to
ths sln5is q tAs eean,y H.
nict received Ard filed. .
Ordered that the report Of Dr. R. A. Thomas county Ply
Meian received filed and ordered published in the TRNIY
SoyaSAL
A. sturvant appointed of Burns road district
fr years the of November, 1863 filing
License granted John keep toll ferry
Trinity river at Saw Mill Flat, filing bond in $500
License granted Phillips to keep toll ferry Trim.
ity river at LEWISTON filing approved bond in $1,000
A. j. Ross appointed constable for Lewiston township in
place OF J. w. worrl elected but who failed to qualify or
L.nsdon appointed Of Rus creek road
district fer from the LIST day of November 1863 on
Ordered that the bosadars Of Hamilton road district be
extended the north side b acude all the country
drained by the Fork Trinity river asd tributaries
Petition of H. Osgood Wcaverville dis
t<ict, relative to overseers and receipts denied
crossing tie Trinity Mcllivray following it up the
south side 10 opposite Pousay cabin thence crossing the
river and connecting Nth north side, and
thence to Bstler's, be declared public highway.
atsfasoray Appearing that Warrant No. go drawn in
OF H. FOR $50 So and Warrant No. 1872 in IA
was ordered Auditor duplicate Warrants
Fhe following bills allowed on the county Contingent
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
before me, at my Office in Weaverville town.
ship, in the county of Trinity, on the 10th day of
November, A. D., 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. M, to
answer unto the complaint of P. A: Doris, who
sues you on note for the sum of $lS6, and in
terest when Judgment will be taken against you
for the said amount, together with costs and
damages. if YOU fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Trinity coun-
ty, greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Novem-
Der. A. D., 1868. p. ii. PAINTER,
Justice of the Peace of said Township
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-04

Msr.oronr.x TnY[fBr.-Mi-s Alice
Kinssbury-"Tbe Wtdhing Elm STAR
vas greeted BY larsf aed fashionable au-
o'ence last evening bn the occasion of he.
List appearance in e city. The play Sc
lected for the lady jdebR, Little Barefoot. }
Is one Of the finest five hsEe ever seen, and
teens with interf 1t from beginning to end.
Miss Kingsbury completely captiva, d the
hearts ofal' prYF lent and proved herself to
be far superiofto any "s,ar" that has yet
graced the b9frds Of our Theatre
We fully qfnicide wit our brethren of the
eastern preN, in prcnounring her perform
ances Of ~ Little Barebot" to be without
rival on sas4s...>sws.syt
Miss Alice has most bewitchine face,
and her laugh i as musical as the tones ofa
silver bel, LAZY 50 beautifil and possess
ing such rare talents is ng often to be found
and we congratulate Manager wildman
upon obtaining such sniatsraction for the
commencement Of hisyca, son.
Aa"e'' a. "TDt- yho has been en-
gagged expressly toslppoH Miss Kingsbury,
is one ofthe esttLigh.i comedians that
we have ever had'the pleasure d seeing.-
His rendition 4 '.ohanns in Barefoot"
was ez7ellentAnd elected warm and well
deserved apyause.
Mr.. VII han as 'Kappsr zachen;" Mrs.
v lldrnanAs "Rosel aal Nr. Clinton as
Hans y were as fne az you'd be wished.
Inc gentleman WHO plaJed Mr. Fried"
gave US a "''- ~'sss.saA, s"ola man, not
having a bill we did not ges his mans. Fae
remainder of nc company were wei up to
me mark-in taot we may s sy without fear Of
CONTRADICTION, that ihe prfent company is
'he best We haYe seen in tiss city.
Little Barefoot" VIII bu PLAYED 10 night
lof the last time, in orderto give place to
other novelties. We adviss onr friends to
@ early, as from the sensation the piece
created last hight, We ptcdict that zosts
VIII be scarce to night,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-04
DAVENPORT, IOWA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1864.

EVIDENCES or yesterday
we mentioned the case of Mrs Eden. OF
Chicago. who had been sent hither I, Pro-
vost Marshal Hall from Muscatine, npon
susnicion Of being . female rebel spy.
Since then we have learned the grounds of
those,suspicions, which we can but publish
that other loyal citizens may know how to
act under sinilar circumstances. Among
the effects oflMrs. ii en- was found a recipe
for curing some disorder which horse flesh
is heir to. A long list Of drugs were emu
merated, which when properly compound
ei, shaheri.up and labeled, and after being
administered to the indisposed animal would
probably XIII Or cure That is matter of
opinion with us. Well, t.lis recipe fell into
the hands OF Henry O'Connor and Jake
Butler, 'loyall' citizensof Muscatine. Har-
r. read it-lasin and al,--and decided it
was the key cf's female rebel spy Jake,
he read t-conldn't come it on the latin.
Juniper berries, ETC., and after long scru-
tiny right de up, wrong side, and side
wise, delivered the grave opinion that there
was rebellion, secession and treason right
there. Harry saw it !, Jake saw it, then and
there. Something must be done-they
hasteued to Sanford the Deputy Sheriff. /
had her arrested and taken up here to Pro-
yost Marshal iifll. Tie recipe was shown
him. Philo looked al it car,fllly and read /
it all through, bnt from same reason or /
other eouldnf see anything maEe than horse
medicine, aud a. matter Of coyrse retuan-
ed the document to Mrs. Eden. Thus, be
il known, the vision Of Federal atlnies de-
feated-lae Federal capital snrrendered--
the grand Old Republic busted up all through
that mysterious horse recipe. faded into
thin sir, ara ths iau-h IS On Harry And
Jake. They had never seen horse dh-
tor's recipe before, aud couldn'L coiapre.
head IL lne.ning Neiily they are more 20
bs pitied than laughed at