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A.o-e,dy at IN. sane time OUR ARTIST IN CUBA a
new comic pictorial book on Cuba BY O. W. Carleton 50
IIu,trstons Pfice, 81 50. ..f.r.. l..... ...,
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ITO EXCHANGE, for a first-class HOUSE in
L Esw-York Brooklyn, hand,om. RESIDENCE IN
Hartford, O. 'l HENRY l.. HiDER, Hartford.
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1ouses ana farms Damteo.

Il WISH to RENT three or fonr UNFUR-
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Jnstruftfon.

BERKSHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS,
ID Steckbidge. Mass The Winter Term viii begin TUE
DAY, October l. Send for circular +. HOFFMAN,
Principal. .I l.N Ia
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Mem pnblitationS
ryNHE HERO'S OWN STORY.
GENERAL SHERMANB
DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT, - -
GREAT MARCH

GREAT MAROH s
THROUGH GEORGIA AND THE CARoLiNAs.
FpoM HIS DypARruRr ,raox CBA7TAsooeA TO rns SUR
RyyprR OF GYyERAL JOHNSTON AND THE 'o'
rsDERArB FoRoKs uSDSR HIS CoxxASD
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A HOME for SIX BOYS, with special care
u md ,rs,,uction. Rev j. TUFTS, Monson, Mas

CYRACUSE, N Y, affords the best facilities
- for thorough practical BUSINESS EpuGATiu0a s sHs
and rLEGRAPING are praetcsIy and successfully Taught
Young Men soLpERs especially should fa 'fRs no. one
before Roisg elsewhere Address d. T. AMES, Syracuse
n Y, ... al Id. --.--- i -
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TTNHE NEW-YORK HIGH SCHOOL, EB
BIT HALL. Nos S. 81 SO aud 81 West Thiry,thtdst
College, West Poiul " the Naval hehool ReoPen, on
WEDNESDAY,, Sept, IL r, M, ". REpklEI,D.
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TuE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,

* = o.! t'n1,.,.,,S JNniOoE
Now In its fort ,iIt year MONDAY September
H. with every advantage for the education Of youth Ia both
tho elementary aud higher banehes 10 ancient odern
Language book Keeping and all other departments Of com
pste school Pupils aIeccysd all ages and tho.
onrhly prepared for college or business.
Reference made TO tile Faculties Of Columbia CoIsse and
tho NewYoTk University Also to tho follow ing
whose have attended the school tho Row Dn Ferris
Beach Spencer Hatfield Bowling Sommrrs Ibe Jersey
Chyl Rankin tNswsrkl Honblowsr (PsssIsoBL Dr. Trs,E
Astoria Dr. Sanford Ravenswood Dr +. II. Van Winklr,
Charles Henschsl, II. w. H. Woodhnl, ]. W. Elliot o. L.
Wells, John Osborn. Otto fuAgrsG; MosT.. William II.
Webb Stephen r. Russell Peter s. Hoe Robert Carer and
many others whose together with commend-oy let
tore will be- found in the Circular. .... 'I.
- y Or oUAcKENBos. Rector
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MIR. LEGGETT's CLASSICAL. FRENCH,
WI GERMAN and ENGLISH SCHOOL, with Gynns.
sum- No l24 Broadway door below Thirtieth-st
opens MONDAY Sept II. Circulars ct the School, Lock.
wood, No. All, and SayTe's No. 826 Broadway.
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CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, 20 Madison-ave.,
~ French aud English Boarding and Day School for young
adies This institution, founded in New orr Slt WI.
open Sept 20 under the direction OF Nine u D.
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COLLEGIATE and ENGINEERING NSil
" TUTE, No. l8 Cooper Union, New York. lidividu
Special preparation for College or Scentt
School Academic Collegiate, Civil and Mechanical Ens
ling conr,es given Fail term begins September4 Ope
dsy and evening PROF. j. q. FOX A. NJ, Principal
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CHARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE for
~ YOUNG GENTLEMEN Nos. 48 and 50 East Twenty.
fourh.,t-Wil reopen Sept IS, TUESDAY. Boarding and
Day School. 80
Navy SCHOOL, French 10 the language used At large and Is
taught spoken without interfering with other studies Inc
during the pltsen years Prmsty Deparnent FOR young
Boys over seven. Prof Ellie CHARLiER. Director
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INR. b. w. DWIGHT's SCHOOL for BOYS,
~ ut No. LIZA Broadway, near Twenty s1thst ;wii re-
open MONDAY, Sept. h. $500. .--
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
TEL, !
HEAVY FIGHTING ON GRANTS LINE
Three Rebel BrfSades Captured!
THEIR LINES SMASHED IN FRONT OF PETERSBURG

CHICAGO, April 2d-President Lincoln tele-
graphs from City Point, at clock this (Sun-
day morning, as follows: Last night General
Grant telegraphed me that Sheridan with his
cavalry, aud the Fifth Corps (Warrenl had cap
tured three brigade5 Of infantry, train Of
wagons and several batteries. The prisoners
number several thousand. This morning Grant
having ordered au attack along the whole line,
telegraphs as follows Both Wright and Parke
Sixth and Ninth Corps got through the enemy 5
lines. The battle now RACES furiously. Sheri-
dan, with his cavalry, the Fifth Corps and Miles
Division Of the Second Corps, which sent
to him this morning, is now sweeping down from
the West All now looks highly favorable.
A second dispatch, dated II o'clock Sunday
(2d). from the President. shows the smash up Of
the rebel lines in front of Petersburg by Wright,
Parke and Ord, who have Joined in the fght-
Sheridan's Cavalry, the Fifth Corps and part of
Second Corps, coming in from the West on
the enemy's flank.
A dispatch from Gen. Grants Adjutan, says
Fighting has been going on for three days, during
which the forces on both sides have exhibited
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

WE ARE EyLlGHrExED.-The Klamath Nsws
of March goth devotes q column and halt OF
space in pointing out errors under which we
Iabored in a recent article relative to Indian mat
tiers in general and the Hoopa Valley Reservation
in particular. In some regards we evidently
labored under mistaken impressions, one OF
which was tbe modus opsrandi By which the Res
ervation was created. The following explanation
in this regard we copy, inasmuch as We before
stated on information that majority Of citizens
of the Valley were " anxious that il should be
converted into Reservation
Is the editor Of the Journal aware of the man
ncr in which the IIeopa Valley Reservation was
created? We will inform him. About the 18th
day of August, 1864, Hon. \. Wiley, Superin-
tendeut OF Indian Affairs caused to be posted Il
notice requesting the citizens OF Hoopa Valley 10
meet at Lakes Hotel on Sunday the 21st, at =
0 clock, to confer with him regarding the policy
of setting aside the VALLEY as Il Reservation. and
to express their desires on the subject. On sun
day, the 2lst just onc-half hour prior TO the
time appointed for the meeting, and before the
citizens had arrived at the place designated, this
notice was taken down, and 4 proclamation,
signed by the Superintendent, posted, informing
the citizens OF Hoopa VALLEY that their lands had
been set aside for Reservation purposes and noti-
fyng them to make no further improvements on
their places. The meeting was held, and the
Superintendent merely called the attention of the
people to his proclamation. and assured them
that their lands would be fairly appraised, and
they, doubtless, receive fair compensation.
Again, in regard TO the existing condition Of
things the -Ners says
If the editor Of the Journal Will take the
trouble TO visit the locality in question, he can
then Judge correctly Of the number OF citizens
who were .'apXious to sell their lands and
We promise him that by close observation he viii
fad the very Indians who have desolatcd 50 many
homes roaming over Il large area OF country far
beyond the confines of the Reservation, armed
aud equipped with six-sbooters and rifles, as
. good Reservation Indians should he. n and
protected by passes issued by he Resident \ gent
under protest Of the military commandant at
uoopa, who is probably better judge Of such
matters ,han gentleman who we believe "erer
sasy IN Iaa,7 until nS arrival on this coast Ia It
Fall. Would it no be extremely gratifying TO
thus meet 4 red dcyil who he Wa certa." "'''
been engaged in the brutal murder ct friend
ueghbor2 Let the JOURNAL say.
Well, that is 4 phase of the :. social amenity'
question which should prefer not being =
party to, unless properly equippcd ami permitted
to have 'the say on the Indian. We will de-
vote 10 more space to this matter we have our
hopes and fears in connection with this new
made Reservation, and shall patiently wait the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
REDEEMED WARRANTS.
OFFICE TRTAsURER TRIyITY Co.

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.
Weavervilie, april 3 1868.
HOLDERS OF COUNTY WARRANTS ARE
i l hereby notified that the following Numbers,
REGISTERED on the General Fund between May ath
ana Nov. lst, SCI, are now due, and VIII be paid
on presentation at my office; Said Warrants will
cease to bear interest after this date:
Nos 945-963-95 t-9C4 -9e8-54f -932-
5-l-32S-592 -93G-46t-567- -s33- 9Il
S43-569-52s-8a3
- Also the following Number registered on the
hospital Fund No. 203. A.'COCHELL,
Nv. County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

To BE MUSTERED Urr.--A letter from Lieut..
Watson, dated Fort Castor, April Sd, furnishes
information in regard to the final destiny Of the
Battalion Of Mouutaineeys. 1t is to be mustered
out Of service, as The following extract from his
letter viii show:
We are soon to be mustered out Company
D leaves tomorrow, and Company will proba-
bly, leave in two weeks for Fort Humboldt. As
soon as the Battalion is al! together we shall be
disbalded.
As soon detachment from the Ninth In
.antry arrives to relieve them we look for some
OF the old Trinity boys back, and vii. promise
them hearty welcome We hear that a few
viii perhaps remain in HUMBOLDT, and some nav
rc-enlist in the volunteer service Lieut. Watson
will accept our thanks for handsomely carved
pipe, manufactured fron manzanita, mountain
laurel or shttin, received 10y the last mail
Hc viii also please to i" draw it mild when he
discovers that lie did not receive the wantc,
package Of mail matter and late news br return
mall. The carrier who is an :. carly bird - took
IN his head TO start at :, A y, which is an hour
earlier than We usually snuff morning air Tn
der the circumstances, We hope cur old friend
won talk ZOO loud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

FINELY F!xgD.-Heary 0vermohle has remoy-
ed his large stock to Howe brick building 1t
is il striking contrast with the old pace-worth
looking into, whetheryou want to buy or not
Fancy groceries cigars, tobacco, elegant pines
confectionery, fruit, fancy articles, babies, baby
playthings and hundred other articles may be
lad at Overiaohles. Try him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
alew AArertisen,tnt1.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting .
Y Of the >tockhoders Of the Weayeryille ami
Shasta Wagon Road Companr will be held at the
Office Of the Company in WcaycrNil!r. on
Monday, fIay Ist, 1863,
for the purpose OF ciectiag five Directors for the
coming year, aud Of choosing from said Board Il
President and Superintendent, Secretary aud
Treasurer. BY order OF the Board of Directors,
y. L. GORDON, Secretary.
Weavervile April : 1850. l3.tm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

Coop TNE.-When the Union people Of Wea-
vcsvilc became satisfied. on Tuesday, that Rich
mond was captured, il was decided to have a
Iitrle Publication in honor Of the victory. In
the afternoon a four gun sa!utc was fred from
the 6-pounder 10 notify the residents Of the Ba-
sin that something was up, From what We can
learn there was general dropping Of picks
first gun echoed and hood from . Bal!Y "
to the bend in Weaver creek. - That's Rich
mord " sale hundred yoice5 in unison. And
one Of his laborng companions tells it IS a fact
that Bill Kincaid who by the way IS a Virgin
ian bounce; from the bedrock ditch and threw
to iiui il. There was no more work done that
afternoon by the boys Y 10 gcjoicel 70 believe
= That RicAmont
The aag-stars on Main street al toatcd the
Union colors-some of them two 1t twilight
salute Of thirty-six guns was fired. Ia the
meantime the people were notified that the The
ater had been prepared for 4 dance buggics md
saddle anima.s We're in great demand a chai,c
and two was dispatched to Douglas for the
Judge and Joel Smith brought up Il load
A. o clock there were fifty ladies and more than
double that number Of men at the Theatcr, and
picasauter, happier party never assembled
there. In spite OF the glorious news we are
pleased 10 know that the ceremonies were not
characterized hy any tostcrous or unwonted
demonstrations Of oxIlation on the part Of Tn
ion men. The dancing was kept up till daylight
and all went home happy IN the thought that
the night ; enjoyment WAS in honor OF the fall
Of the last stronghold Of treason.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
Worthy opyEcr.-Thc Deople Of Doucla

Worthy ODJEcT.-Thc people Of Douglas City
propose giving Dancing party about the 2o:h
For the benefit Of the School fund. Y promises
% be very successful and will with the public
nloaey apportoned to that District, enable them
70 keep the School open for AT least six months
without resorting TO the special tax system.
We trust the movement VIII be well sustained
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
STILL LATER !
Glorious Ncws..
OUR TROOPS OCCUPY RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG!
Hundreds of Cannon and Thousands
of Prisoners Taken!

SAN FRAScIsco 3d.-A dispatch from the OPP
orator at Omaha, received by Carpenter at $50
P. NJ, says Before the line went down between
here and Chicago, | received Il dispatch from
Chicago, as follows
ilcnmond is taken, with hundreds of guns
and many thousands oil prisoners. Petersburg
WAS evacuated.
CHICAGO, 3d.-Rchmond was occupied by our
troops, under Weuzel, ;t quarter past eight tnIs
(MOntay) morning. ltANhIN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
NV OEE!cEes.-The Officers Of Junction citz

NV OEFIcEEs.-The officers of Junction City
Division, Sons OF Temperance, fo7 the ensuing
quarter, installed on the Is: inst, as fol-
lows d. F. Hobart, ". P Miss Sarah E. Har-
vey, W. \. D. Nichols. r s Mrs j. v. Phil
brook, A. R. 5. ; y. II. Thomas, r S. Wm
Preter, Treasurer J. r. Feitcr, Chaplain Ed
LcaFy, c. j. Mathews. y. c.; I. Spencer. l.
S. /. McGrew, .. 5. j. W PhiIbrook. p p.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

County Schools A>D TE4cuERs.-The public
Schools Of the county are either under way or
about to commence. The Wcavervillc Schools
are in charge of Champ. ". Smith sad Miss Mel
ly Doxy; at Douglas City, Miss Sarah L. Harvey
has been engaged, and Miss Carrie Conan at
Hay Fork The North Fork School is taught 10y
Mrs. II. W. Everest; Junction City, by Mrs. "
Il Thomas Lewiston, by Miss Marian Conan i;
Trinity Ceuter, by Mr.. George Bixby. Miners
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

The London Tunes thinks that = England may
have to play part in the final scene Of the Amer
lean rebellion :" Very liaely-the part she play
ed some ninety years ago, in which the legs Of
her scarlet hireliuss were the most essential
properties England is heavy on the war-drama
in China and India but has never = starred II
successfully on the American eontincnt-tIa3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

Is regard to the military trial Of Felix Quar-
termasterl O'Byrne, the Marysville appeal says :
. This trial has not concluded, but we are pre-
pared TO write the verdic; Guilty of power
y and poor relations"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

DorGLA5 CITY RAIrA&T.-Thc Uuion men Of
Douglas "joiIifel on an extensive scale when
they received the intelligence that Richmond had
fallen. The notchel stick sert Us attests that
two hundred and thirty-siX guns were fired. The
Copperhads-Some Of thcm--wcro terribly sick, !,
while others, disgusteI with the cause which
they had been fgitiug for-with their mouths
actually invested moaey il powder for the Union
salute, and one was even heard to express regret
that . ! Democrat did cut the halyards.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

GRAND REPRESENTATIVES, a regular session
Of North Star Lodge, No. 6l, l. 0. 0. F., held
cn the evening OF April 55h, the following Past
@rands were elected as Representatives at the
next annual session OF the Grand Lodge :-Wm.
H. bacheider, Delft Hansen. V V Wilson, D.
Z Gordon, Albert Bowler and Jere Renncit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
SUMMONS.
TATE OF CALIFoRNIA-iN JUSTICES COURT WEA-
VERY LILLE TOWN >IlIr. IN AND !. NJ Tiu rrY ca.
The People OF the state of California send
greeting to An payc and Charley.

NOC ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
| before me. at my office in the township Of
Weavcryilie in the county Of Trinity. on The 10th
iay Of April \. D.. is55 at TO- clock. \. NJ,
70 answer unto the conn pltiul Of William Herdle
who sues you tor the sam Of Fifty-Seren $40
Do.lacs. for beef sold and delivered. per bill
IN Gle in my Office. whom Judgment viii be IT,
ken against you for the said amonaf, together
with costs and damages, if you fai! to appear
and answer
Given under ny hand this lst DAY Of April, 4.
D.. l.C- =. I. JONES,
Justice Q: :he Pence of said township.
TNHE ABOVE SUMMONS Is HEREBY ORDER
l ed to be published in the TRINITY Journal for
one week, after due proof being made.-April !,
lo65. T. L. JONES. ]. ?.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

ATTENTION HALLEcks This Friday even
ing, April 7th. is your regular monthly meeting.
Pursuant TO an order received from Headquarters
you will return TO the Company Armory your
guns and uniforms, by order of Capt. McGowan.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

IssrALLAr.oN.-The following officers Of Can-
on City Division, S. Of T., were installed on the
ist inst. by D. G. W. P. VIM. Guthre:- &C. W.
Twamb,y, W. P. Mrs. 4 G. Beardsley, W. 4.
:. A. Burger, p. 8. Mrs. J. e. Fisher. a. R.
S. c. W. Day, 7. 5. W. Herbert, Treasurer
c. Anstead, c. Mrs. Herbert, A. c.. ; Rollin
Smith, Chaplain G. Wolsky, I. S. Thomas
Scanlon o. :
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
LATEST I!

An order from the War Department. dated the
18th ordered Gen. Mcdowell to have !; salute Of
100 guns fired from every fort aud arsenal this
coast noon the 9th, in honor of the cap
ture Of Richmond y dispatch dated Washing
ton, 5th, says 5000 prisoners had already been
captured.
THE -lo.ertean F7ag tells how 4 g0odly crowd
= April fooled in that city. The ound,,-
tions of building were being excavated on
Montgomery street. \ terrible mystery was cv-
pceted to be developed and men, women and
bows came running from all directions. The To-
Gals of the city press were on hand andthe cor
oncr was summoned. Two laborers were down
at the bottom of the cavity, tuegine tor dear life
at Il sack in which the general hope seemed to
be that a human body might be discovered. The
men pulled, the crowd snrecd and yclled dogs
harled and amid the deatrning noise. the men
pulled forth--a sack Of potatoes that had been
buried there in the days when thc mud IS 50
deep that shop-kccpcrs used to empty their sur
plus goods IN the streets to make crossings Of -
1t was suddenly discovered that i was April lst,
and the throng dissolved.
\ FACT wnI1u CALFoRNIANs ARE BGGiYNrG
70 AcKNowLrDGE-Th Cailorma for,4,r says
If grcehb,ck- had brcn adopted at drs in Cal
if,r,,;e cur State would have been flooded with
,.,,i,ar and the >acrta,ea'o De adds Tats
so. The State would be north IN property t"e"-
tv-fye to thirty millions more thaa Il %" IS :;
the people at large. aud not Il few importers and
hankcr-, would have reopel the benefits OF Tire
Eastern premium on gold the N"lulGe Of cUrrrn-
~ would be twice or thrice W.at it now is in
tcre>t would have Ueen clct0tT more improve
mcn,s would l." goiu- On ani ti'se~ generally
would be hour,hius. instead Of bong d..I aal
drcarr as tncy Sow are.
L1r rArn t:o-The Oregon >tqfc~@ap SAYS
good many leop,c arc preParia; fo leave Tor
Mexico, to assist Gw,n in este i>aiae "lte en-
p.rc" Jo 1.aa-, No-hsr. .Al o.aors at ,Aat IL
are e9iut i,oa the vic.g..} Of i,o>,.s. Iacee
are good Many If ;ae s4.ae L..d "a Northern
California 'hsg coad va. tc
Is Los Angeles eo..:..s .ro-.iiay 80 &c ii--
come returns. only o4 Auad-d aa.. t4irt.-,vo
persons sr, in receipt # over .-3'5 Icr alaa'l.
The Highest +, P nanuta~. = .oc0. Tie l5ws.tr.
p R,u.irez SIS Ey-CorcrHo~ royu-' has aa
income OF uul, : 81. ..ic,e ei t'.1
Il has 6cea s-cert..ael tsa,r. Creeatae.s
scutt9 iii, coast are peeEe! ia ss.es, ,7itrh ar
ia charge Of guard, Instructed - throw t'.em
overheard in case Of seizure If tie steamer Al
Government funds AZ low seat by WAY ot Nj
arasaa
sA>srAnY-Mr. L. :silcoN, Tse, .,lrcr Of the In
dian Greek Soldie~s' \id Society sends Us word
that the sum Of S5l 10 was collected during the
,lnonth OF March, and forwarded to headquarters
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

WE have been furnished by Grant Taggert, of
the Tower House, with what purp"-ts to be
" Old Abe's last, and which was furnished by
4 gentleman who heard it from the Presidents
lips. lady friend 10 whom il was referred ex-
presses the opinion that Old Abe never said
it, Declined
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

NICE PREsEST.-We return thanks to Georre
Wood, of Rush Creek, for the> present OF bas-
ket Of 6ne win.c. apples left at our house on
Tuesday. Bate. ones don't grow 10 any cline
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

VUAhrERLY NEErixG.-Rev Jas Corwin, Pre-
siding Elder, will preach at the Union Church a,
10! clock next Sunday morning. Those desir-
ing the ordinance OF baptism administered are
invited 10 be present. Rev. Mr. Heupinr ,xiu
preach az Douglas City a. 81 o'clock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
ESTRAY---:S:5G REWARD!

CtTRAYED. SOMEWHERE BETWEEN LEW
y i>tnn aud Triniiv Center. tUD four wear OH
colts The properly Of Joseph Hanf. ono is
dun colorcd mare. with star in the forehead and
white stripe running to the nose. The other is
Il >orrc! horse colt, branded on riah1 hip NitA
damoud x Any person returning the animals
to the Undersigned %; Douglas IT.. viii receive
the above reward. WN. llERDLE.
Dougl Is City. March 10. 1870 93t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EY-
j isting between the undersigned was this day
dissolved bv mutual consent All persons in.
dented 1,e to the firm Will make payment to A. D.
"right' who will continue business at the old
''alo' \. D. WRIGHT,
JOHN STEMNONS.
Hay Fork Anri, |. 1855, Iaa;
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-08

The military authorities have received positive
assurance that the Pacific feet will be augment
e1 in very shor. time