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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
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Hen. 4 R.n.ay. L 8 Sc ate, Re n N
wilkinson. u ) >s~nate Hon T A Heniricks
3 Sruat,', and late C,up'r of Land Onice,
H'n W Windon. Hru.s IL Representative.
h"n .Iohn Wila.n. nud..or y S Treasury.
Hon Geo. c Whi,in., late Cosnmi-ioner II
Pensions. li'n X "A!lAck. Mayo, OF WASH
,neton. Mc-~rs. Riusnhousc, Fan: & TO-,
Bank ersWa>hing,"I. Hon " N Mvsrek,
Baltil,.He. .sfos,rs. y WAsh.ld & Son. Bat.
Msssrs- Ncaic. iisrrh & Co. RAlti,nore. r
Gibson, Esl.. Cashier B.,k Of Baltimore.
Hon &c" BseL,, Ch.rlos C,anty Md. Frrl'k
Stone. E@q, charles C,anty Mo, Johs
Mitchell, Lag. Charles Cuuusv Nd, Rubi.
Ford, Esq. st. Nary County MI.
S- OfFlCE.-Hs. S Fius Floos, "Is-
selliseneer" Builiins", 7,h street. Ws.hiss-
son. REsIDESCE.--ss st. Paul Street.
Baltimore.
@~::c'mmnnicasiosn may be aaarsassd 70
Nr. e. either ~ Baitiru. re. Ex Ne. ls4s, Or
W..hiagt"n. Box NJ sx5.
Decc'nber 22nd, lsst-ly.
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PROF FESEIONAL-

TN. J..R. rn1S.' REEyEs ... lse.,sd.
IL 81 WHITE PLAINS" ahous . mik
lssm The yillase 81 Chsptic,. sps srspesstully
oEeu he pFot esir rnal ssyiese IA ths. .pshAel
tie vsli dsvots Ainesh .s4sseassn- -sss fAs
ps ,s!l s g; aIlefsa-''- 's'."' So :. -
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

nn application .of EliEs B. Blakistone
" adm'r. Of John. Blackstone, late Of Saibt
Mary eoun,y, deceased, it is ordered by the
Court, ths, the said administrator notify the
creditors . Of :. said deceased 10 aie
their claims against said deceased, in the Reg
lister Of Wills Office of Saint Mary's county,
on or before the Goth day Of March next, for
dividend, and that this order be published
In the Saint Mary's Gazette once q week in
each week, until tbs said 25,h day Of Feb,
next ----r"-
Test. J.T. n. RALEY,
,- Register Of Eills
h'e FRS Asry's County.
January 1ssA. issS-sa. =, 2
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

Petition for In the Circuit Cont far
Insolvency. Saint Aary's county.
DY virtue Of authority vested in me. as
DC,~rk of the Crcni, Court for Saint Ma
ry's county it !. hereby ordered that II. l..
Burroughs. an I"solvent Petitioner. be and
appear befre the said cour. on the third
Monday Of June next, 10 answer such interro-
gaiories or sllegs,ion- ~ HE creditors. en-
d.r.ers, or securities may allegs or propose
against him, aud that said insolvent cause
copy Of this notice to be puhlish d in the
SAINT Mary's Gazette. once week for three
months, previous to said third Monday Of
Jun- next. ....
JOHN A. CAVALIER. Crk.
True eopy-Tsss.
JOHN'A cAMALlER. C,l.
February 9th, IssS--sns.
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Hs's.bsT is.A. ies%-,yr.


WISHlNC 70 ,edpes my prevent Ssoa.
W OF Goods before the BRriss. ap;,.
Psa.ehe.. = have determised TO -si1' msey
kinds "f goods eonssei.rably less thaa .hest.o-
fore: shcrrfse, th.< wishisg 10 .Ass.l' ihen- /,
sslys Of tse pressps arrsssni.y N - hss-
gains viil d vsil t,c.li sssly. =, =.
Rss4ly made Ca4shine. Hrs snd 0sp.. NJ.
fesed oseo ssss shso E'smes psirss, Ess cs.sA.
= ;. ~. CONRAD. -AeA.
Fssssss, ~, lss1. = sss p. - :.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
JAMES. o. DOWNS.
- s.y- II ATT0RNcy At Law

= Lsonsrd 7bs~. Nj 49,
NXyLL giys particular asiensisa - he bur-
w chase and sale 81 real ss.ase N Saint Ms
S.'s and the sdjuning eouniies. Also. v,ll si-
Tend 70. the coi;eenon Of .Gsyernmsa, and s,Ass
Tks:ssss Of res.ri.s.s ii,.s d, vA.e -.7omss
Asxsa Itshf lef4-tf.
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NoTlCE no CREDITORS.

NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
Al0riCE Is hereby given that the subseri-
oess bsve skssin sst from she Orphsas' Coar,
Of 81. Mary . eeonsy IA Maryland, letters oi
as.Hinistrai,on on ,hs personal estate Of Henry
G. Garner, late Of sand county, deceased. All
persona having CLAIMS ayains, the seld de-
ceased, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the sanas
~i,h the proper voucsiss thereof. To the sub
scr,kers on o. before the 9Th day of.Jrpe. 1855.
s,h.rJne they may be ercluded-by la~ from
ali bene8t Of the said estate. Gisen under eur
ha,.ds this LIST day of Dscembsr. 1864. .sffs-
CATHARlNE A., GARSER,
GEORGE II. GARNER.
Administrators ID. 3. N:
Dec. lstI loS4-lu- .'.--. 80
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTlCE - hereby gwen that the suoscrabess
~ have obtained from the Orphans Cour, .
Sam, Mary's county, in Maryland, ie,iers a
edmiais.ra.ion, on the personal estate Of VIM
E Cole. Ia'e Of sa,a county, deceased. Al
Perssns having elairas agains, the said deeease
ass hereby warned to exhibit the same. with III
proper vouehes thereof, TO the subscribers. en-
before the l2th Of Sept, 1865, o,herwis
Ahey may he excluded by law from all benef, o
the said estate. Given under our hands this
Oh day Of March lSG5.
JAMES II. MILES,
ELIZA A. COLE,
Executors.
March Sh . 1861,
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NArH'I.; POPE CAUSIN.
CLAIM ATTORNEY AND REAL
ESTATE BROKER,
WASHINGTON n r.

HAvl.'G held diaerens positions. un'e.
the ,vcrunaens af Washinstos, for MP
wards Of twenty years, Nr. G. will attend !,
The prosecution Of Claims before the Depart
asents and Congress
tie will also tuy anil sell Real Es.a.s %
Co'n'n's"'"n; procure tenApt~ for those havlax
Houses, FURNISHED aid safuruishsd., " rsa4.
&C., ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

BY virtue Of DECD Of trust fon.J T.
Trayers to the undersigned, duly recorded
10 L;ber IT. b No z. foliGs 647. He..
one of the land records ef Saint Mary's
county. Maryland, be will offer ut public
sale. at Lecnarfrown, Gu - sHlsas =.
TUESDAY tic 2ah day Of April. 1865.
shs. tract of lsud or fsrm. usually called
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
=4s - ~ = sea- 80 = =
BRICkLAYI'NC
AND
.PhAS3FBIBQN6o

slsHE undersigned ufers his services sotEe
pecpie Of 6aihs' M6fy's County, = !
BRICK HkAYEn and PLASrERER. and
viii gusSanGe tha. 10 his work sshsll. 3
dopSi u . wo<kmanlike manner. Hs has IA
masy yeass experience IN this. Hss sf NJ.
nee. sad rtfefsscs win b .tsss ~
Esqsissa I. - =. ss.,s-s - - { (
esset4saA Addsees sa.-. t..s !. aosss~. .sss !.
= sIsxa aS1<xxS. Ia TRAIEN -
! - s. :. sav@kAuaar1sswr, n. q :
y Mas. 1esh, 1Se4-- su.s G-as@ss ssss :. =
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.

an application Of John @ Krull Admin
~ i.,ratur, oil Juo. Il. Moore, late Of
Saint Mar,'s county deceased, i. is ordered By
the Court. that the said Administrators notify
the creditors OF she xaid decease, TO file their
claims against said deceased in the oifice of
the Register of Wills for Saint .dsry's
county on or before the lsih dsy Of Nay.
1865, for dividend, and that this order
he published ONCE week in each week un.
til tie s.id 18Th day Of May next.
Test, -.
JAMES T. NJ RALEY,
Register Of Wills
!or Saint Mary's County
Feb. l6th, lsG4-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
REAL ESTATE ACENEI.

THE. undersigned, having formed -oFsr,.
l. nersh,p for the purpose Of establishing a
Real Estate Agency, hereby notify the .ubtie.
that they viii give spee.ai attention to the pur-
ehare and sale Of Real Ea,aie IN St Mary's
and the adj.'iniue counties. They haze now
quite nun,aer of valuable farms for sale IN
this county, and parties whe may desire to III.
vss' IN ST. Masy's County anls will hnd !,
greatly to their advantage to make Application
to them. These farns are e,guhly. located
contain from, $50 to iO0U acres, each, and can
be bought al prices ranging from 5000 TO $50.
QUO. Parties wi.hir ; to purchase will in no
case be asked more than the lowest figure for
which the owner will sell.
Satisfactory evidence Of title will be furnish.
ed in all eases.
All orders from abroad will bs promptly a..
tended to.
References given, when required.
JAS, T. GLADSTONE,
JAS. S. DOWNS.
As.orneys &. Law, ,,,.,..,,
Leonard Town.
RI. .''a's,.,.''''erFH '''s., ~. - =
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vlLNill RMYtlMt
1T
.PRRiv4TE s4LE..A
s1yHE unaerrsiynel is drsircus TO cell. a. pri
i ya,e sale, his hrm locate. ncaI The ".
Georse's Riyer. and known as the .e /.
eeDAE rARIIosa
Ta;s. estate cvti .ias ahsi;t ...I
800 acres, r =,
800 acres,

= 80 - %
81 land, has q sT0RE-HOGSE. DIV FL
LING HOUSE, AID ,ther buii;hag. upon il.
J.. situated in a g.ssia neiehl,ornood and is
sonyeni.n, to ChuTch"s, Mi,i', &c. q.
III. S,"rc-hau-e is il, god repair, and has
liver failed, when properly c,nducted. to de-.
,nand large ard pr'itlble trade
the soil of this farm - OF tine quality and
!, susceptible of rapid and lasting improve
1.ent there is abundant timber upon the
pr-mises for the use of the farm; aud, al .
-:igh, ~ pers., the Dwelling House uls,n it
,A4y' be rendered con.f,a table. - ....- -a
Oystess, Fish au,i Wiid-fowl Abonnd in
i,e waters adjacent 10 this estate; means Of
.u,n,nunic alton with Baltimore ard wash
in.,on are frequent, and the distance from
the Shire town Of the county 10 only twelve
In!i--.
A. I arn anxious TO dispose Of this estate,
those wishing god Investment for their
iunis will DO well m make rIs an offer for IT,
] will sell 1t lower than property OF ihis de-
scription now commands IN the County; and
~ u party wirhing 10 engage in the uETcsB
al. hiaiues4, so favorable ~ Opportunity
rarely presented.
JOHN S. GCYTIlER.
.Nouns. Olive,
lid.
Fer terms, address. .....
-. JAMES s DOWNS,
Lsonsrd Tsws,
Md.
Jsns2ry 18Th, lSss--G
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

GREAT RUSH
SMITH, BROS. T. CO.'S
MARBLE HALL CLOTHING
HOUSE.
20 shcrKs sonn or TIE aKhAr BARsAIxs.
They are now Offering their immense
stuck Ut z #
SUMNER. FALL AND WINTER :
CLUI!EIIlYG
at3s per cent below market value.
Also
PIECE GOODS,
sfsll de-
s,rip.ions, fnr
CUSTOM WORK.
All persous in want Of WINTER
Goods will save 20 per cent. BY buying
bow. Come soon and secure your bar
g.ius before it 10 too late.
SMITH. BROS l. CO.
Cis.hiers ald Merchant Tailors, :.
40 West Baltimore Street:
Baltimore, Nd.
J. II. TURNER. formerly Of sai..
Mary's county. ssletnaI.
Sept l-l864-ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
PORTO
! -@: s '~fR,.as-a - Z
>. RELIC,

- - 5s5 ACRES ,~.., +
more or less. Of which not quite one half
is arabic laid. and the residue in wood
of different varieties IL is believed
enough wood could be spared from the
place to pay for it at the present high prices.
The land IN adapted TO oil the staple
products Of this section Of the State. Is es-
silly improved. and in sea-ore --or weed
thrown upon the shores. and shells forlime.
affords in itself lasting sources OF improve
mcnt.s |FfA ssf - "a
This place hss been long known as oHe
Of the mos, beautiful and healthy residen-
ces in lower Mar, laDd. The Saint Mary's
river. upon wtich j, lies. affords ready sc-
cess TO market t,r It's produce. and also a.
sounds in good oysters. and all the differ
cut vsrirti>s Of fsh aud waterfowl.
The improvements consist Of large
BRICK DWELL ING
vi'h the usual out-houses. Persons wish
ing to see the premises will be shown them
by Mr. Travers, now residing upon ,hr
place.
Terms prescribed by the Deed require
the purchase money 70 be paid in cash.
Upon tue paymen. Of the purchase money.
the Trustee is authorised to fully convey
the property to the purchaser. E.
JOHN W. MITCHELL.
Feb asd 1865. Trustee
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

Petition for In ,ke Circuit Court Er
Issolyency. Saint Masy's esunty.

Petition for In ,he Circuit Court scr
Iss,lyency. Saint Masy' p esunty.
Ry virtue Of ss:shovitys vested in me, -
AA CLERK Of the Cacuis Court far Sios Ma
vy's cosnty. 10 n heseby s.ordesesi. that Joisnz
Sxxson. an inssiven Eesi,ioaer. be and dappsarl
tscfore the said court On che thisa zAondzs of
june next. 60 answes~auch ainsyrseatDsiea O..
xiiegatsons as his creditors. eItlsrsers, og 80
eus5ties may ailege or propsss aEainst him,
and that said fasolvcnt canss q csspy Of tlsis.
s",ics to b pablishsf- in tlle Saint isaiayss
Gazsttc once weet for three menthx, pre-.
vious ternld third Monday Of June next. -
2 -ra'--- JOHN A. CAAsaLIER, Cl'k. y
True copy-1'est.s s4~4as :, ;. al
JOHN A. CAVALIER, clk. i
January s2th, isG5--sn. = - Asza 4
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

0ROR0E o. DUKE s%nsnsss, Alassf -
.c.nd't.se sss Shsn!. |. g sss A<zs s~ss,s~ss s,..
Aasy = County sa1 satscsa q s6n6us1 n siae
ssends and fcpW =sisssssss. =
Nv. S9A5Su ".
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
CHAPTJCO,.

where they are prepared to ssll. a. she.Ja .rss
cash prices. all k'ssls u gssds ssnesslly hspe
10 cosssyy sesro.sa 5s al,s !, -. : N
AL kisds Of PRODUCE sAken q, q.
shaDys Gos Ysodi: sl-o HIDES and RAoS.
b 4 JAxlSON, (
JAMES J. COUGH,
eSsr..co. g. Nsyt O.,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
| CARD TO IhvllIDs.


4 clergyman, while residing 10 South
a America A. missionary. discovered
safe and simple remedy tor the Cur, or
Nervous Weaknras. Early Dccav. Di......
OF the Urinary aud Seminal Organs. And RI.
whole train Of d,s riders tssaghtan, by ban.-
iul and vicious h:mus Gr,,st naruber. b.,.
been sirsatl.. cured NV ,isie ,;ohls .re,,,sdv
Prompted byAtassisto bsaesis the sfiicssd
and unfeEtutl3ts NlI end ths recipe for
preparing and ming tLis al.dicins, 10 .
Free Of CAssys. -
Plesss inclre . poist-pnfd snvelon~ "a.
dressed n yuunssIf
Adiress - .''sS'S -@
JOSEPH T. lNMAy.
Station D. Bible Hou.s,
=, Nav Ysrk Cty.
Nov. srd, lSsl-u.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13

~ ISIS KATE CAVALIER 10 wiliin,s to
4'A add four young ladies to the nlmber OF
pupils It pre<ent nnder her care.
She-has couiiortable and p'eassu. Boarding
seconmoda.ioLs for them. Her cuurxe Of in
struc,ion compri~es all she,susual branel,es
taught In the bss. Female Academies-includ-
ing French. Music, Drawing, Needle WorA.
&c.
The Fall se~ion commence Monday Sep
tembcr 9th 1864. u q Inl
Her terms will be made known upop; ;appli-
catiau By letter. or otherwise. :.
Addrsss, I'D Leonard Town, p. o. 8
ST. hary's coarsy, Nd.
Yshrsary lSsh, lss4--,L ..l.a
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
NKyW S:FD;BIBa

HE nnasrsisnsd would most respectfully
inf"'m the citizens of Chapsieo Dis:nci.
and tho eounty g-nersliy, ,kst they have
purchased the STOCK Of GOODS and rave
taken the largs spd comme<3ious ssors ho,.s
's'e', occupied by xsssrssJs shs.on + Dss.
roughs. II
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

THE New SToRE.-The advertisement of J. X.
Balch, in this issue, speaks for itself The stock
of goods selected by himself in San Fran
CISCO his idea being to bring nothing to this
market which would be unsaleable. He has a
fine assortment of business clothing, suits of the
same material fine Beaver Goats, Pants and
Vests of every imaginable style, and large stock
of Gentcmen's under-Clothing and Furnishing
Goods In offering his stock to the public, Mr.
Balch desires it to be understood that he will be
content with small profits. and to that end he
proposes to sell as cheap as anybody Examine
his stock, in same building with Overmohle $
Cigar Store.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

"TuRNED We learn from the Hunting
ton On. W Long Islander that q Chas. r. Street
formerly of this village, but more recently from
California, where he has resided several years
and published successively the Shasta Herald, Co
lusa San and California Express" has assumed
editorial control of the Suffolk Democrat. The
people of old Suffolk will naturally judge from
the above that the returned editor is of a migra-
tory turn. Knowing the gentleman well, and
judging from his political antccedents while in
California, we shall not be surprised to hear at
any time that he has crossed the East River and
betaken himself to the pleasing task of aiding
Ben. Wood, Of the Nems, to .. reconstruct the
nigger in their own = Democratic way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

BEWARE OF SPURIOUS (?) TIcKErs.-The enemy
are at their old tricks again Before us is q
Democratic Ticket" which reads - For Su-
preme Judge, H. H. Hartley )" . For Justice of
the Peace, A. R. Earl" 1t is hardly necessary
to caution Union men to examine well their tick
cts before voting or to call their attention TO
this new dodge of the opposition to make votes
for Hartley, by putting Union Justice of the
Peace on their ticket, for Union men generally
can read, and begin at the top while very many
of the Democracy can't read at all, and if they
can, are as apt to commence ut the bottom as
anywhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14
Weavervjlle, Saturday, Oct. IA, 1865

EXPLOSION on THE SAeRANEYTo.-As we were
going to press Mr. Block received dispatch from
H. Greenhood, Esq, San Francisco, stating that
the Steam Navigation Co.'S steamer from Sacra-
mento to San Francisco yesterday, Thursday
exploded her boiler. No particulars could be
ascertained.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14
Marriages:

At Steiner's Flat, Trinity river, Oct. loth' oy
Hon. John Murphy, County Judge, Mr. CHARLES
KrrpER to Miss EVA BENTz
In Weaverville, Oct 18th. by John Burns, D.
D Nm BARrHIEL JACOB to Miss ELIZA hENNEpY'
both of Red Hill, Trinity river
At Hav Fork, Oct sth. by J. II. Vanderhof, j.
D Nm HARVEY TARpLEY to Miss MAHALA HELL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14
The Judicial Election.

The next number OF the JOURNAL will convey
TO its readers the result of the election for Su-
preme Judge, which takes place next Wednes-
day. Little doubt is felt that Judge Sanderson
will be reelected over his treason-sympathizing
and liberty-hating opponent Still there is cause
to believe that the party which placed Hartley
in nomination will make united and desperate
effort to elect him. The secession wing of that
party more particularly, have strong hopes OF
achieving that end, believing, as they assert.
that Union men feel certain of success, and will
rally tbe cir forces the 18th Just here we
desire to appeal to every true Union man to be
punctually at the polls next Wednesday. See
that your neighbor votes also-in short. let Un-
ion men make it their business to see that the
full strength of the party vote is poled in each
precinct, the end that the pompous, treason
sympathizing Briton in whose hands the Demo
cratic party is attempting to place dangerous
power, may be elected TO remain in his present
obscure and nofensive sphere.
The election of a Supreme Judge at this time
is a matter of great moment he being chosen for
ten years. II therefore becomes voters 10 weigh
well the Importance of the trust at issue. Re-
member that the evil contracted in the selection
OF Hartley cannot be remedied for ten years to
come save by death. Sanderson's qualifications
for the place have been thoroughly tested, and
so entirely did the Convention consider him the
fttest candidate that il placed him in nomination
by vote of three to one. On the Bench his de-
cisons have been clear, concise and just his
character is unsullied, and he is firm and un-
qualified sympathizer in the welfare of the land
which gave him birth
Hartley on the contrary, gained all the noto-
rety he possesses in being elected TO minor Ju-
dicial position in Yolo county, while yet sub
ject of the Queen Of Great Britain-of itself a
sufficient reason for consigning him to political
oblivion and infamy. None but an impudent
snob would have the hardhood to ask for honor
able preferment after committing so infamous an
act The time has arrived when California de-
srcs no sympathizer with tyranny and treason
on the Supreme Bench. Events are liable to
transpire any day which would prove the sulcl-
dal policy of such an act
We trust that the full vote of the county will
be polled next Wednesday. The personal and
political sfaf2fs of the candidates is such that
men of common sense and honesty cannot hesi-
tate rs to the course TO be pursued Tickets
have been printed and distributed in all the pre-
cincts designated by the Board of Supervisors
Two Justices of the Peace will also be voted for
in each township. In Weaverville Township h.
p. Loveioy and A. Il. Earl are the Union nomi-
nees. We trust and believe that the vote of Trim
itv next Wednesday Will show a majority of 200
for s W SandersOn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14
ball rolling.

SaoxaR now than child Of should be mise ducatel
and polluted in of these pcrVerng Puritan eminare,.
we would growing up without knowing erer in the
book"
The above is from the San Francisco Eramiaer,
and in reference to the public schools 1t is true
Democratic doctrine-doctrne which the editor
of the Ecamiaer was reared to believe in, and
believes it his duty to expound. If he desires
to make good Democrats his plan of rearing
children would be sure way of success. To
US it is source of congratulation that such
twaddle almost invariably emanates from men
reared in a section where free common schools
are unknown and unauthorized, and where none
but the wealthy and favored few are permitted to
enjoy the invaluable boon of education. Such
senseless trash never escapes the lips OF persons
born and raised in a section which boasts OF its
facilities for educating the masses, whether rich
or poor The above extract is only fair sample
of the teachings of a besotted and deprayed ar
istocracy. whose aim always has been to keep
the masses in ignorance
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

VIZ refer realcrs the advertisement Of Dr. Todd
Hospital in our columns. Those afflicted with obstinate
chronic ailments place Of going to san francisco to be
treated will find their benefit to place themselves
under the care Todd Since the Doctor has resided
amongst Us made many friends his success in treat
meut is pr1yerba and he Is valuable acquisition 10 the
county in every respect worthy Of public confidence The
Doctor desires Us that the Hospital viii not interfere
with his outside practice His Hospital furnished wit" a
unte stock Of medicines. and in all cases he ispenses his
own medicines to delay and mistakes Ia case ot injury
from accidents Dr. Todd whenever practicable would prefer
i; have the patient removed his Hospital In the event Of
limb being fractured cannot too earnestly recommend
the above We have already uusighy and contorted
limbs enough in community. which II properly attended
to would not he burihen to their posessors and dis
grace to the profession
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

\ Dirty NAGABoND THRAsHED. - a fellow
named j. S Danford sent letter containing OBJ
scene illustrations to 4 girl at Nevada City last
week. The father Of the girl got hold of the
document, and Immediately set trap for the
scoundrel, by inviting him to the house at a cer-
tain hour in the name of his daughter. He went
and confronted by an unexpected party.
The girl gave him a severe drubbing with club,
while the father and some friends stood by to see
the punishment executed. He was then dismiss
ed, with the injunction never to show his face in
Nevada again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

"TEHAMA OBSERVER. We have received the
initial number of this paper, published at Red
Bluff by Sanford c. Baker. The subscription
price is S3 year. The number before US is got
up with the most scrupulous taste, and its con-
tents are of an interesting nature, particularly
to local readers The O5ssrrer is intended to be
the organ of the genuine Union men of Tehama
countr-thoSe who will not prove treacherous to
the principles they advocated in time of actual
rebellion, and who refuse to join hands with and
politically promote those who were then apollo
rists of treason, and traitors at heart-and as
such we wish it all success.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

SHAEY INTRODUCTION note from Uncle F.
D. ketcham, dated Hydesville, Sd, notifies us
that he arrived safe with his family Thinks
that very good country, but didn't relish the
unsteady intimation to get up and git, IN tne
shape of an earthquake on the morning oil the
lst instant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

THE Klamath Mems wants to know where all
the pack trains are? 1t learns that owing to the
scarcity Of pack animals at Humboldt Bay a
large amount of Klamath freight is to be received
ria Red Bluff which viii necessarily pass through
this county. Another argument in favor of a
road from Weaverville to Salmon river, which is
pronounced by men acquainted with the proposed
route to be entirely practicable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-14

Coop CHANCE TO BuY.-Wm. A. Nunaally,
lessee of Chamberlain's ranch, at the mouth OF
Rush Creek, authorizes us TO say that he mas
from O,OoO to IL 900 pounds of winter apples,
assorted varieties, which will be sold very low
II applied for soon