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OFFICIAL.

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sessed and recognized the title town lots be acquired
shall be subject to such recognized possession and the
cessary use thereof: Irorided ho,oerer That nothing
contained herein shall bc so construed recognize
any color OF title In posscssors for mining purposes as
against the government Of the United States.
Approved, March 3, 1866.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-21

AN Acr to amend an Act entitled IAN Act to amend an
Act entitled an Act making Grant Of alternate Sec
tions Of Public Lands TO the State Of Michigan TO MD
in the Construction Of certain Railroads In said State
and for other purposes"
BE enacted by The Senate and House Of Representatipes
the United States 9f Aaerica C6ngress assembled,
That section one Of an act entitled An net TO amend an
act entitled Anaet making agrant of alternate sections
Of publel ands to the State Of Michigan MD IN the con.
sructon o. certain railroads In said State aud r other
June SEVENTH eighteen hundred md ak four be- and
the same is hereby. amended 10 make the last prp
yso IN sad section TO read as follows, to witt IF0ptd
further, That the time specified in the fourth section Of
the act hereby amended for the completion Of said road
shall be- aud the same hereby extended eight years
Approved, March s, 1865.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-21

Landgraut Railroads in the States Of Minnesota and
Iowa, and for other Purposes.
Be IL enacted by The Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of America Congress assembled
That the quantity OF lands granted to the STATE oil Min
neso aid in the construction Of certain railroads IN
sail State indicated in the first section o. enti
tied An act making grant OF land to the Territory OF
Minnesota in alternate sections to aid in the construc-
ton of certain railroads in said territory and granting
public lands, in alternate sections 70 the ele 81 Aioa-
ma 10 aid in the construction Of certain railroad in
said Stnte approved March third eighteen hundred and
ty-seven shall be increased to ten sections per mile LOT
each of said railroads and branches subject 70 any ana an
limitations contained in such act ana subsequent cs
and as hereinafter provided.
SEC q And be ii further enacted That the first proviso
in the first section of the act aforesaid shall Dc 50
ed AS 10 read as follows to-wit Prorde That the land
be so located shall In case be iurther than twenty
miles from the lines of said roads and branches to aid In
the construction of each OF which sad grant y anu
said lands granted SHALL IN all cases, w i'eu ny ne
Secretary Of the Interior. ,
| SEC g. And be il further enacted That any and all
onds heretofore reserved to the United States oy any act
of Congress- or in any other manner by competent au
thor for tho purpose of aiding In any OBJECT OF internal
improvement other purpose Whatever De- ana the same
hereby reserved and excepted from the operations OF
this except far may be found necessary TO locate
the route said road through such reserved lands IN
which the right Of way shall be granted subject to
the approval of the President Of the United Sates Pro
vided further That any lands which may have been
granted the Territory or State Of Minnesota for the
purpose of aiding in the construction oil any railroad
which lands may located within the limits OF this ex-
tension said grant grants shall be deducted from
the full quantity of lands hereby granted and that any
land which may have been so granted snal pc strictly
applied in accordance with the terms and conditions Of
SAID act or acts unless subsequently modhed by law
sac And be further enacted, That the sections and
:, sections Of land which ny saia .n anu ,la
On eacn SIDE OF said roads and branches snail MOI ps
lot less than double the minimum price OF pubic LANDS
wnen soid nor shall Of said lands become 70
sale at private entry until the same shall have been first
offered at public sale to the highest bidder ~ or aDove
the minimum price "a aforsssids Frwiasdi That
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Az ACT supplemental 10 the Act appfoycu noosoi oi
erl,toen hundred and sixty-four, Tor the DisPo.ai,
Coal Lands and Of Town Prop rty in the PUBIC
BE il enacted by the Senate and House Of lerss;eaaTto w.
ote United States America congress ,t. VINO nj the
In the case any citizen of the United states ~no a.
pe of this act may In thebuslness OF IONA
coal-mning on the public lands, except on iis @ f
nv the President of the United States Vi puois
nI,rnoses of Commerce. such citizel upon inahus Pr
safactory 10 the register and receiver 70 tnat
shall have the right to enter, accoTuhs ,ndred and
ions, q quantity OF land not exceeans on - uinnV
sixty acres to embrace his improvements any ,, nsy
nreInses at the minimum price OF twenty aa, liz
acre fxed in the coal and town properly ny mn
eighteen hundred and sxty-four; rToV'uee w. a. sur
the mining improvements and premises arc ~ s,ats
veyed at the passage of this act sworn slso the
ment descriptive the tractand premises he aied
extent and character of the improvements sn ,rnnf
within six months from the dato oil tnis az, s ~.
and payment shall be made WITHIN one va sn;sss NAV
date OF such filing; but where sncn nihs declaratory
be on lands hereafter to be surveyed, SUE. % ,bo 70
statement sba be filed within three mon s.nshin
turn 10 The district land-oice of the ons l.k; nnp
Mat; and proof and payment shall De msus " ~
year from the date of such ming ..o,... If
SEC O. And be further enacted, ina. ~ ~; act NAV
any city or town which, the passage Of l orin
be existing on the public lands in when e rd IN tbe
nav be variant as to size from the linittoi Eur
said act of first July, eighteen hundfeu inrrove
and In which the lots and buildings ~ %, h,,ndred md
ments shall greater tnau o % axcsss in
forty acres such variance as size OIL iots VI a.
area shall prove bar such city o. Wv slxtv four
said of first July, eighteen hunarea & donations
effect to be given to this act ACCORDING If the Interior
as may be prescribed by the Secretary o sid io,s IN
Proridsd That the minimum price Of eaeh salo Iots ~
any such town city, which may contan : X o. .ha az,
Der of square feet than the maximum ne sr.ased ~
to which this is an amendment, shau De ~ 80,
such reasonable amount AZ the Secretary o. sne T
rior may by rule establish: fTputue,t .sss, tsr.
where mineralveins are possessed, whien possssson
e0gnizsd BY iosk authority, ana " wy sA'As :" ~
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minus of said road street north, along street north
First street east along First street east to East Capitol
street, along East Capitol street to Ninth street east
along Ninth street east to street SOUTH with the right
TO public carriages thereon drawn by horse power
receiving therefor rate Of fare not exceeding eight cents
per passenger for any distance between the ternin
either Of the said main railways between the tenn
OF said branch railways, between either terminus
said main railway and the terminus Of either Of sac
branch railways: Procided, That the use and mante
Of the said road shall be subject to tho municipal
regulations of the city OF Washington within its copo
rate limits
sEc2. And B. it further enacted That section eight
o. and hereby Ia, amended by striking out the words
nve hundred thousand dollars and inserting the words
one million doars:" Provided, That tbs directors
SAD metropolitan Railroad Company shall have power te
the subscribers to the capital stock to pay The
py them respectively subscribed ut such time 10
n manner and in such instruments as they may deem
popst ana any stockholders shall refuse or neglect
pay anv instruments, required by resolution Of tbs
,S "a directors after reasonable notice OF the same
sa board 81 directors may sell at public auction to
ns highest bidder many shares of said stock shall
pay sau nsalmens land tho highest bidder shall he
numb,r If person who ofsrs to purchase the least
n. y. SHARES LOT the assessment duel under such
sensrs Ieguiaton4 "a ma be adopted in the byaws OF
aia Or may sue for and collect the same In
SEQ. 8. Ind be IL further enacted That socton sev.n
teen De- aud hereby Is 50 amended as TO allow the said
n WHITES " IRON the date Of the approval
scrbsd and those described in the to which this il an
| amendment . VINO - ~
SEC. l. And be IL further enacted That ,h. .,u.,.v
second be- and hereby is amended by stikinc o,t ~
words sat the rate OF twenty-five for one dolar nd in
sorting the words st the rate Of sixteen the dollar
prohibiting any exclusion from any car on aecont ~
COLOR already applicable to the Metropolitan Raraas =
hereby extended every other railroad in the District
Approved, March Q, 1855. 3se4-
AN ACT to incorporate the Continental Hotel Compap
- ~ 81 of the City of Washington.
Re enacted BIZ the Senate and House Of Representatir,
Of TIE tinted Stass o. AMsrsfS = SSongrSs' ensemble.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

New FLAGSTAFF AT DoUGLAs.-Thc Union
people of Douglas City and vicinity raised their
new flagstaff on the 25th. 1t is one of the fin
est we ever saw in this or any other country. -
The mainmast is eighty feet. THE topmast fifty 3,
and the mammoth eagle which occupies the
proud position at its peak is just one hundred
and thirty feet from mother earth. Both masts
neatly dressed ship fashion, and the execu-
ton of the work throughout reflects great credit
on Messrs. J. 7. Thompson and John Anderson,
pair u "a old salts - who thoroughly under
stand their business, and to whom the Union
people of Douglas owe and acknowledge debt
of gratitude. When the Old Flag was run up
the audience joined in singing q Rally round the
Flag" Justice 7. z. Jones being called for
made a neat little address which intended to
publish, but have only room for the following
extract
ave have spread loved banner the breeze
in Douglas City We have raised flag stats before but
under circumstances like the present. for join hands
ganess the thought that the banner raise
day triumph from every hilltop and valley of
counrys domain During three months coors have
been displayed sneaking hand the of
staff the night and accident rendered the ether useless
raise higher and prouder than before and
glory the thought that throughout the civilized world 1t is
and honored the standard of reunited nation
Then the audience sang the Army Hymn to the
tune of g Old Hundred and dispersed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

9TH DIVISION, FIFTH ASSESSMENT DIS
. trict, comprising the county of Trinity.-No-
tce is hereby given that the lists of valuation
and enumeration of property, subject to tax I'M
der the {" Act to provide Internal Revenue to sup
port the Government and to pay interest on the
public debit" approved April 80, 1865, and the
amendatory Act approved March 3, 1868, made
and taken by the Assistant Assessor of said Di-
vision, will remain open for the examination of
all persons interested for the space of ten days
prior to the date hereof, at the Office of the As
sistant Assessor in the town of Douglas City,
between the hours of g. A.. NJ. and 4, P. NJ, and
Immediately after the expiration of the said ten
days, on the
5th, 9Th and 9TH OF July,
/ will receive and determine all appeals relative
to erroneous or excessive valuations or enumer-
atons made and taken by the said Assistant As
SCISSOR All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid
must be made in wrifing, and specify the particu-
lar cause, matter or thing respecting which de-
cision is requested and state the ground or prin-
ciple of inequality or error complained Of.
WILLIAM A. ELIASON,
Assessor 9Th District, California
Santa Rosa june "a, 1865 paw.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

OIL IN HrxBoLpr-Geo Williams, Esq, of
this place. returned from his oil possessions in
Humboldt county, on Monday. He is sanguine
that be has struck lie, big, and brings SAM
piles which look smell and taste enough like it.
Lieut.. Watson also writes tina. the existence
of oil in large quantities in that county is now
beyond doubt. AS we are reported to have an
" oil interest down there, We hope there is no
humbug about the reports.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

QUARTZ ExcIrEMEST.-Already some three
thousand feet of quartz claims have been located
on the east slope of the West Weaver mountain,
and the excitement is on the increase. Mr.. Bon
tecou, one of the original locators, has shown US
prospects taken respectively from half pound
and pound of rock, taken from near the surface,
viii oh is the most satisfactory proof that rich
deposits of gold bearing quartz exist in that Sec
tion Steps will soon be taken to thoroughly
prospect the new discovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01
Marriages:
The Philosophy of Fact.-A WI

The Philosophy of Fact.-A writer in Hairs
Journal Of Health combats in very orcble the
prevailing but opinion that sudden deaths
varably the result Of heart disease Nothing could
ther from the truth it has been ably demonstrated from
scientific investigation that So per only
of the heart and that the mortality from cosvcness
alone hreefpd greater than from the heart apopicxy
pulmonary affections This universal and popular fiacy
Deaths with the best preventive submitted to the
people This has been the doctrine of Dr. Holloway through
long and arduous in all parts of the civilized world
In almost every disease he prcscbes his celebrated Pills.
whose immediate action is the stomach and bowels I'm
like ordinary caartics however, which necessity
for repetition until the functions of the bowels have become
parayZed DR.. Holloways Pills penetrate the
disorder. and only eXpel the acrd from the
ac and visccra but aud invioratc them
future of the malady is actually impossible The
influence of these remedies is not confined to these organs
alone Their active principle combining with the blood is
conveyed every of the system that the whole
becomes invgorate and the health
patient established firm and able basis
During Dr. IIooways brief sjuurn the Omitted States
he visited principal cities and gave several popular lee
lures the and origin Of disease in general clearly
showing their effect upon the system He also explained
and familiar style the peculiarly and operation his
Pills and Ointment in all phases and types of Diseases
Eclectic Erpositpr. 251m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01
The SECRET OF GENERAL Bu7IER's RKxov.1

The SECRET OF GENERAL BuTLER's REMovAL.
Many people suppose that the removal of Cen
eral Butler caused by his failure to lake
Fort Fisher. That is not so. The true reason
is this When General Butler was in comman 4
in this city, previous TO the last Presidential
election, certain Article appeared in the New
York Herald which the General did not like
As soon as he read it, he at once dispatched one
of his Aids to the Herald office to summon the
managing editor (Hudson) to appear at his head
quarters. Hudson oheyed the summons and
on appearing before the high military official he
was informed that the Herald must retract the
offensive article, or he (Butler) would suppress
the paper. General Butler was not aware when
he made this threat that the relations of Bennett
the responsible editor of the Herald with the
Administration were of very friendly and con-
fdential character, and, therefore, in making
this exhibition OF his "brief authority he
put his foot in it, Bennett of course for
gave him but on the contrary, managed to have
him removed just as soon as the Generals supe-
rors eoald assign reason that would seemingly
justify his decapitation. General Butler is aware
of this now, although he did not know the secret
of his removal at the time it took place. The
offer of the French Mission by our late President
to James Gordon Bennett aud the Endorsement of
the ceee by Horace Greeley must have opened
General Buffers eyes He will r-cbablv let ;,,S
newspapers alone hereafter.-N T. Ledger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

FATAL AccIDEST.-Fred. Setter, brewer for
Nickel / Co., North Fork, was so seriously in
jured ON The 23d ul:. that he died in two hours
While atte fading to his duties he caught by
the leather belt propelled by an overshot wheel
and carried over the drum, mangng him so ter
ribly that assistance was in vain. He came from
San Frnacisco to this county was native of
Germany, aged about 20 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

HoRsE TRAIN AR1LvEp--The Virginia Union
says that COL Julius Curry arrived there on
Thursday, from Brown county, Illinois, with
fifty head of fine American booded horses. con-
sisting of mares and geldngs. Among them is
also splendid Black Hawk stallion which cost
$4,000. This is Mr.. Curry's eighth trip across
the Plains, bringing train of horses each time
They are en- route for California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

STEAMER Losr.-The Nicaragua Transit Com
pany's steamship Golden Rule fonndered on Rom
cador Island, off the Central American coast on
the Both of May. Steamer and most of the bag
gage total loss passengers all saved The
Precios Correntes of Panama asserts that the loss
of the Golden Rule was in consequence of a spree
going on the evening previous in honor of the
Captains birthday, in which gang of Cyprians
bound for San Erancisc took prominent part
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

WHERE 30 GEr YocR NEws.-Mr Oberdeener,
Of the News Depot, is 9 most accommodating
gentleman, and deserves to be well patronized.
Deals fairly with everybody, and never forgets
the printer. For instance, he has kept us sup
piled with Sacramento Unions this week, full files
of Harper's and Leslies Pictorials, and new
thing in the Literary line, called the Chimney
Corner, Buy of Oherdeener, by all means.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

New RIvEn.-We invite attention to the adver-
tisements of Mr.. Caraway, merchant, and Mr..
Lagasse, butcher, doing business New River.
That rich section of country is fast filing up,
and we predict that before year it will be again
in the full tide Of prosperity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

IMPROVED UNLOADING FAcrLlrIEs.-The Califor-
MIA Steam Navigation Company has made COM
plete arrangements at the foot of K street, Sac
ramento, for discharging freight from their San
Francisco steamers by means of a steam engine.
instead of by hand, as heretofore.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

IL OIL on THE BRAIN. The Colusa Sun Of the
oath mentions that E. A. Rowe and Capt. Flee.
son, both old Trinitarians have an oil we'll down
TO the depth of one hundred feet on Freshwater
creek, in that county, and think when they get
the surface water out oil will be found in paying
quantities
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01
MANAGERS

WEAvERvrLLE.-John Martin D. f. Gordon.
OREGON GULcH.-A. J. Felter, ID. Donovan.
JUNCTION CITY.-Ed. Leary, Asa Taylor.
CANON CITY.-Gustav Thede, George Hulme.
EVANS BAR.-Alex. Stillcr, J. II. D. Johnson.
MlSERsvILLE.-F. Bates, Fred. Leach.
LEwIsroN.-Geo. F. Sergeant, c. Dayton.
GRASS VALLEy.-D. NJ. Kellogg. o. +. Lowden.
STEINER's FLAT.-A. Erskine.
HAY FoRK.-Ralph Allen, Jack Kellogg.
INDIAN CREEK.-J. c. Corbus. Jas. Morris, c.
NJ Stratton.
SMITHS FLAr.-J. Paulsen J. W. Smith, T.
Thompson.
DoUGLAs CIrY.-Wm. Herdle, a. R. Earl, j.
I1anlon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

HAVE A PHoToGRAPH?-We say, understand
ingly, that Norcross' Photograph Gallery will
be open and ready for business on July Sd, 4th
and 9Th, If anybody wants good Photograph
they shoalf improve this opportunity the season
for taking good pictures is nearly at an end, and
Norcross talks seriously of going out of the
business. - Preserve the shadow the sub
stance perish
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

THE 4rH.-Arrangements for the approaching
celebration are going ON with vigor. The turn
ont bids fair to exceed anything ever witnessed
here the county is coming masse to rejoice
in behalf of regeuerated and saved country.
There's room enough for all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

h BusfxEss.-We notice by the last Humboldt
Tns that VIM. T. Olmstead & Knowles the for
mer once resident of this place) have opened
awholesale and retail merchandise establishment
Euroka
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

UNION PRMARIEs.-Bear in mind that next
Saturday evening, 9Th, is the time appointed to
select delegates to the County Convention. Let
Union men assemble in every precinct and select
good, upright men to represent them in Conven-
ton and the battle will be good as won.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

Ice CREAa-Anybo body who during the coming
week may desire good glass of Ice Cream or
any other deicacy which this market affords, are
recommended to call on Bontecou Schultz, at
the New Orleans Bar building. Read their card
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

LAST Brr OSE, OF the SEAsox.-A good many
Weaver people propose to attend the Ball at the
Douglas City Hotel this friday evening. Elan
ders has made extensive preparations, and we
hope to see a good turnout
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

TAX ON SopA.-The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has decided that soda, from fountains,
is subject to an ad valorem tax of six per cent
on the amount of sales.-Ex.
We take it from the bottle here, just to avoid
the I" ad valorem.''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

Coop ITEM FROM W. THE late vote o.
Pacific county, Washington Territory, if moi
large was significant. 1t sums ap-Uniou, IS
Coprerhead, 4. The last mentioned four should
.. pair off, two going to Boise county, Idaho
and two to Spruce Grove, Mendocno county, Cal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. HAMILTON HEREBY INFORMS THE
~ people throughout the County that he will
visit different localities for the coming month
and all persons wishing Dental work done will
find il to their interest to give him call
Weayerville, June "a, 1864. 24.tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

NAYS BALL.-A press of business prevented
our attending the Carter House Ball last Frida,
evening. but we hear II was web attended, anG
passed of pleasantly to all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

ILLunrSArE.-we have heard it intimated that
several citizens intend to illuminate their build
ings on the night of the 9TH. Why not have
general illumination What say our citizens?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

Our "ISFLUESTIAL" CITIzENs.-Onr oldest and
most influential citizens have been very active
lately. Every person who is an aspirant for
Office, and their name is legion, has, as he says,
been waited upon by some of the oldest and
most influential citizens of our county request
ing him to be candidate, and he has therefore,
on their urgent solicitations reluctantly consented
TO suffer his name to be used '--Alpine Chronicle
Very much the same case in Trinity. See
several new announcements made To- day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

OK the authority of the New York Tribune we
state that Major Gen. Ord has been assigned to
the military command of Oregon, with head
nnarfers at Portland.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-01

Quick TRIP.-Colfax and party arrived at Vir-
ginia New on the morning of June 25th. in
inst seventy-three hours from Salt Lake City, the
best time ever made between those points.