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CHAS. {. FOaTlER'S SALES.
PROPERTY ON CONT STREET,
-BETwEEN-
BOURBON AND DAUrHIN STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JAYNE SALIx
by CuAs. IL. FORrIER.
SUCCESSION OF JAYNE sALIx.

II
AUcIoNEER-Ofice No. 80 Bienville street.
WEnEESDAI, March n, 1s6s, az e
w O'ecck 1.-THE Merchants and AucOr
Royal CANAL and CustJmh
from the noabe the strict Court
New Orleans, dated 2th Deem 1867 the following
property belonging to the Aforesaid SUGGEST for the fos
enchee, and 90 the risk snd peril II JOHN L. LARESCHE
ind dusly and gent Of J. " TAYLOR who has failed
to comply with the publication made TO him, w be- sold
viz:
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second District Of
this city In the bounded by Cont Bourbon DauUhin
and ~ Louis streets measuring American IS feet
il ches front Cont street by 81 feet inches lines
depth between 'quRl and parable lines together with
story House the street d. iisd into rooms
large in the center used barroom and
also Onestory Brick House slate rooted in the yard
OF three Another OOestory Frame house OF
two zinc rooted prvy eistern, works, brick
we'd YARD sud other dependencies, etc
r TTRNsOne half cash. and the balance At credit Of
and twentyour month"; ia notes secured by syeea
and vendors priv ege irg interest at he "a
q eight Per cant per annu f. date until PAID the build
ing be insured ut the cost Of the urchsser and policy
transfer ed TO the and in of sut ths
enourt cue on the notes the purchaser pay hve per
attorney fees, with vi nOtarisl acts, etc
Act Of sale be1e Octave De ArmAs, notary public. the
expense OF the purchaser including u Internal Revenue
stamps
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PASS THzM AKCUND.-SOme weeks since o
brace Of cashing fellows made their advent ia the
village Of Bayou GOula, in this parish; rented an
Office, and raised huge sign bearing Ia flaming
red letters the words. " U. s. Claim Agency"
One Of these fellows rejoiced IN the appellatiln
of Capt. Harding-formery of the En- glish snd
more recently of the Yankee service. The other
sported the name Of Major Wilhelm. Both these
chaps were exceedingly genial. patroaizng sni
lOguaciCus, and for time ali went a. merry as
marriage belln between the distinguished
strangers and the Bayou Gouans. They we're
the lions Of the hour; they we're treated and
teted, aud treated and feted in return bat we
are sorry 10 record that their generosity was at
the expense OF their worthy aud transporting
landlord. After getting things fixed up, ." this
finn Of Harding 4 Wilhelm, assured of the conf
dcnce Of the people OF The vicinity, and assuring
the public tbaL-for a small sum. 10 be paid Ia
advauce-they could secure the payment Of all
claims against the government Of the United
States for property taken by the Yankees during
the war, succeeded III collecting about one thou
sand dollars, when they suddenly decamped
betgeen two days, without even leaving their
card C address, and forgetting to pay their board
and whisky bill. As Harding & Go. will probably
turn up somewhere not far off, ~ renew nAe
operations, we would ask Of our exchanges ID
" pass them arounc.'-[ lbervile South.
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G, De FERIeT'S SALES.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on CARONDELET
WALK, BETWEEN PRIEUR AID JOHNSON
STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF J. J. DEPoUILLY,
No 256OS.
G. De FERIeT'S SALES.
BIZ g. DE FERRET,

BIZ 6. DE FERRET.
AUcrIoNEKR.
O1fce and Salesrooms-S5 Bienyle street.
SATURDAN, March 2, SOS, at e O'Clock
- NJ at the Merchants and Auctoneers Exchange, Oh
Royal street. between Canal and Customhoue Streets will be
the Honorable John W Thomas. judge the Second DIS
signed the 10th Of December 1867 the wing described
a IGf OF GROUND, situated IN the Second District of
this city in the square bounded ~ Carondet Walk Preur
sketch and survey made by J. A. d HemscOurt, Deputy
SsSIvey1r on the % Of Fstrousry ls65
del Walk. 49 feet 10 inches and ues depth the
towards johnson l57 10 inches obqus line
towards Preu street. and q feet inches in width the
line
peach. plum al o. her trees
R5y-1EkAs-Cssh in U; s: Treasury notes.
before Abel Dreyfous, notary public, at purchasers
pense
POSITIVE AND UNREsERvED SALE 10 EFFECT A
PARTITION.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NLw oELRAEs-
NO. s0,lm.
MRS. WIDOW HENRY MILLER EFT AIS VS.. JOHN
NlITENBuhG, IUIOK
BY g. DE FERIET,
AUcrIoNEER,
Oice and Salesrooms So Bienville street
TUESDAY, March 18th, at IL o'clock NJ.
ut the Merchants and AHctioneers' Exeha q. Rovat
sire, between Canal aHd Cut mhoue streets. viii sold
- pub ic auction by virtue Il judgment rendered BIZ
Honorable john Thoms Judge Of the second District
the cay Of the same month AID year the following de-
sc-lbed real estate, viz
LOT or GR'UND in the Third nstric. Of this city in
the square bounde by amen Jaupnin, Louisa ps
or Burgundy and Psty said los Of ground
the DauUhn ana Louisa aid 81
feet 10 inches and lines font Louisa by feet il
de lth aud front on Ds1 phin street
he buildings ana improvements consist OF comfortable
.ne-story hou containing rooms, eabnst, dos3e
ki'c ptiyy etc.
E5p TERHs-, ssh in U. S. Treasury notes
Of sle. with United 80 uterral feveuus STAMPS
before F. Bienvenu Notary PuDic purchaser
ATTENTION. RESTAURANT KEEPERs. PUBLIC
CATERERs. ETC
TIE POPULAR AND FAR FAXED BoUDao RES.
TAURAyT A,D PISTOL GALLERY, SITUATED
ATTHE LAKE END or THE PoNFcBARTsA1S
RAILROAD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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FIFTY 5oilsrs Sloat elliptic sewing machine
Triumphant Highest premium LOUISIANA state
Fair. For f2le u 81 Canal street.
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MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1868
FROM PASS CHRISTIAN.

"THB PASS" VS.. "THE BAY'-BAsE BALL-PAss
CHRISTIAN VICTOROUs-THE CONVENTION TAX
AND ms PROSPECTS.
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CHAS. 7. NASR'S SALES.

FURNITURE. ......... GLASSWARE. CARPETS
BY CuAs. r. MASH,
AUcuOEEER-Ohice Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner 81. Charles and rerido strests
UEDN EsDAN, Feb. IOth, at 1t o'clock
" A. salesTOOms Charles Perdldo
streets will be sod
large and general assortment Of Furniture Bels'eads
Bureaus, Nashsfands, Armoirs. Caas, Tables Mirrors
TSeny Pistols Gen sLosiers) Bohemian Glassware,
CroskeIy, Buckets. As1-Twu fine Brussels .rpets.
70 7FRNs-Cssh IN L. T. Treasury Nstos.
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AUCTION SALES.
]. B. WALTON g. DESlONO5'S SALES.
PEREMPToRY SALE.

TWO Two-sroRY BRICK DWELLINGS, AT rHs
CORNER CALLIoPE AND DRYADEs STREETS,
IMAM IMPROVING Ne GHBoRHooD. SUITABLE
FOR STORES, AND OFFERING SAFE INVEST
MEsT.
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ny q. DE FERIET.

SUCCESSION OF L. BoUDRo-No. s.s5A
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PEREMPTORY SALE

PEREMPToRY sALE
o.
A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT
SUPPLIED WITH CHEMICALS CAMERAS, FRAMES
HEADsrAKDs. TOOLS, PRESSES, FURNITURE Ero,
COMPRISING EVERYTHING APPERTAINING TO A
FIRsT-CLAss PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT.
wM QUAY, BANKRUPT, VS.. HIS CREDITORS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOB THE DIS
TRICT OF LOUISIANA
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON, ESQ, ASSIGNEE.
BIZ G. +. GIRARDEY tS CO.,
ohiee-No. II Exchange Place.
INRTDAY, February ell, 1865, at 10 lie
O'Clock public auction, without reservation At she
threetory bbi ding IS Camp street. ~
aud sold he benefit his credtOr and by order
D. Norton. Eco general asignee in the United
for the Dis Of Louisiana the entire stock
Photographic Utensils and Equipments will be Sold eOmprs
ing the latest and most mOderny improved
Cameras Oil Paintings. -hemicals. Glass Plates, Show
Ca d. Tools Washing Dishes Material apper dining TO
busne Iron Head Ssnos Printing rresses Furniture. Mir
etc, etc, and everything appeTainRs to hrscass
Photographic Establishment
S-TERss-Cssh in U. $. Treasury Notes.
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MON TGOMfRY Bros. G. co. s SALES.


LARGE AND PEREMPlORY SALE OF ELEGAEI
aatei snd Single Horaes, Elegant slddis Horso Pa.
No-k Mules, fine Mlea oo~s Buzgis.. aa-Dssa wagons
SC, etc., $. sHctcn.
~ WoETaO3s EfsV HOS. O. 90.
a. q GoAfS0zsEE, Aacsionos4
O6ics-s7 Camp stToei
NVEDN rs ia Y, Feb. I0th, a. II sseloct a
w a. p. LaeEs Stsbss stress vii ss sold
LiszA4i lGatch Horses.
Elegant Saddle H1rssg
fine WORK Muioa
Fhe Mich Cow1
Aia0-Ts. aso Opel Rusgiaa, BarBsss Wago1s
rs rEEas-Cssh in Q. p Treasury Notes.
FURNITUKE.........FUREiT URE........FU FURNITURE
BY MONTGoEERY BROS. a. co,
r. n MoETCOaERT ucti0ucst
TT'TTUNGDAY, Feb. 2Olh. at II O'Clock a
II their Auction Mas. Camp street. be sud
genera as-ounent Of HOUSEHOLD RSiTURE
reHus. hrm0irs MEshssnds Mahogany and Mauus rafsf
Sofas, Spring Chairs, Esy Ch.irs M.rbe Top Center
TAB g. Marble Top rcehosr Extension Tables Velvet and
bruses Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses EngrAv
tnRs Paintings looking Stoves and Utenss etc beng the
contents Of several vell-furuished houses.
Also
4 large invoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood Sea
ChaiIs
RY-TrHss-Cssh.
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7 ANE Cotton MILLS.

I ANE COTTON MILLS.
Cotton YARRS-Nos s and Il
WkAPPlNG fWIkE
CAULKTsg
PACKING.
BATTING.
Pached NJ qu4utities - sr't
Orders VII he promptly ned when e at So CaFondeies
street, Ick OGcs
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ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LOTS
-oouHsDs-
FIVE CHOICE BATTUBE SQUARES, SUITABLE FOR
COTTON PRESSES, WAREHOUSES;, MANU-
FEATURING ESTABLISHMENTS,
DEPors, ETC., ETC,
-sITUArED--
IN TIE FIRST DISTRICT OF THIS OfPY
ALONG NEW LEvEE, FRONT AND WATER STREETS
HEAD OF RACE, ORANGE, RICHARD, MARKErAND
ST. JAMES sTREETS
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE HEIRS OF LIvAUDAIs AND
PIG. ROBIN DELoGNY AND THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS
HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoGNY VS.. THE
CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-NO. DsO7-sEcoND DIS
IRIOT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
TIE HEIRS OF LIvAuDAIs VS. THE CITY oP NEW
ORLEANS EFT AL-NO. &,7l2-sKCoND DISTRICT
COURT OF NFw ORLEANS
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HENRY W. TAYLOR vs.. ). Il LArHAM-NO. Ij77l-
Fourth District Court OF New Orleans
RN NIHTU T. OF alias writ Of Heri "a
- cas d ectrd by The Honorable tte tourt D-t our.
Of New Orleans. the HbovC entitled cause Harry f.
Hays late shcr and by sa late h-f trsnsierre
viii proceed O. sell at public auction 40 the McFchau aud
Auctiouecrs' change Royal street beteean Canal ana
ust,m house streets he Second District Of this civ GA
SATURDAY, ilt DAY Of March, o6 at ~ clock The fol-
lowing described property, via:
FOUh GEhTAIN LOIS OF GROUND together with an
the buildings aud improved thereon ana apputenance
thereof al the rights WAYS. seTvudcs privileges and
advantages Their Co bei0 gng Che First District
ID city gnated AS lots Nos o. g. and "a square
No "a which 10 ouuded by ST. Magoaen MarS Grsvie
nd erdido tr, et, plan ofA = p. Surveyor
drteo I'D Dccom1er S4, sud deposte0 n the Office o tho
late David Nc ay notary pun n this cty which lots
mcclure in American measure according d plan. AS fol-
lows toNit Lots T. - and q adioiu aud have
- feet ia wo.h the reai No p h1vu drpth Il NC
toi Icle. on the lice OF ~ 20. ~ and rs inchsa
depth The lire 81 lo No ~, No - ragrg un ~
l3 feet inches tha Inc Fl lot No. q. aad l1 feet n
lchts The NE of lot No. =; lot No. % having depth ~
ly !et TT inches the line Of ot No y and l3i at
inches The lire of Dot No r. Lot "A forms
~ Gryir and - Mardeau streets and SD feet
uchls frrt drawer street l3 e in "ep AID font
70 Mag ale str &C. l2f feet inches On depth tle Inns
dvi ms D nom Doc ~. 3 and ~ feet Ga inches wIh
n line
Rere TIN ety acquired by the defend b pun
cusr luuJ. Is huuha q per Gc Def mr T. o. hut-l-
chalk notary public In It's city, the ln day OF Jecen
Der 1871
seized in the above suit
r. IERHs-Cash the spot
GEO W AVERY.
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HENBI PIUssAS VS. AUGUsTE WANNsss,Ea.-
Third District Cont Of New Orlelns-So. 2f2.Z
PR VIErUE Of a writ n nert fastas "a
- rae creced By The honora tle Third strict Cour. nf
sel - puzzle aucti at tre Merchant Au-u ue.r'
Ike anEe, Rol al street tetween Ca al and CutImt1use
streets IN tie hecotd District Of th ely SAICRDAY
tie zst Gay o. March, 1873 At Il O'Clock tho ioliowit
IWO tfE'AiE L0Ts OF GROUND sisat.d in th,
FRET District o. Ibis ely, In the square t0ueeeJ lT CANAL
pmlnt, Common and Bsroune streets designated AZ N9f
LoT No. g % feet2 inches and lines on PhipDa
street 30 feet inches and lines deep and front SIDE
inches ceep ~ the de teX 20 lot No 70 and 20 fee; wide r
0I No u measures Is feet front on ,he sb We alley By
g feet n depth.
Togsthsr vim lie buildings and improvement thereon.
SsiEec fntbc ABOVE suit.
ESr itkMs-Cash or the spot.
.,o-,,,, GEO y. AykRV
J B. CHANDLER vs.. JOHN CONSoLLY AND WA.
WthB.c-1hid District Court Of New Ore.us--So.
Az3
- against WIN. Whitted and 70 ne directed BY tho
Honorable The Thiru District Court of New prrana
on. tie Merchant d Auc 1Hsers' Excilus-,
Regal sweet be Ct 81 sud Gu 're-ts in mo
Second District q this city SAL lklAf The I~enty
fr.t cay Of Msrch l78 a. y o'c''k ~ tie following
I0f OF GfttSD with an the improvements thereon
f.irst,d iu the District o. this city square
touudfd ~ Mar.zre 81 Joserh, nelard and Fo1cbsr
Jo.eih rect, by depth Of q est ana line te.we-n
D. alis lines Wih private al ey zee wide opening
foucher street fieet 10 inches and 31e- width,
PIN drawn ~ j. rie,et on tie 1871 81 Nay l-3 orloed
iu OBJ Office 81 J. WtltOu. nctirneer
f-d By purcha iro Pete pole b. a. .--sI before
hdopr Mszure-u notary public 10 Tins city, dated l5h o.
s.i,ed IN The shove spit
GRO " AVERY
isl9 mis- p Sherf Of Tie Par.sl o. Orleans.
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A PHILANTHRoPIc AssocIATIoN.-We received
a letter post marked San Francisco. the other
night, on the outside of which pasted slip
containing the following printed article:
THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Of San Fran
cisco find this letter in the Post office without stamp ard
the postage 10 it from the Dead Letter Office
Washington. Whatever You desire for the
will he devoted to the building erecting for
public Library and Reading Room"
AS the letter was of considerable Importance
to us, and its transmission to the Dead Letter
Office might have resulted disastriously to a
certain party, we take this occasion to express
our gratitude for the favor rendered, and also to
repay it in a manner more substantial, and one
calculated to encourage the Young Mems Christ
ian Association to not grow weary in well
doing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

DELEGATES TO REPUBLICAN STATE AND Con-
GREssIoNAL CONVENTIONS. In pursuance of a
resolution adopted by the Union County Conven-
ton held at Weavervlle on the 23d day of March,
last, authorizing the Union County Central Com
mittee to select delegates to the State end Third
Congressional District Conventions, the Commit
tee met on Saturday, July 25th, for that purpose.
H. Y. Fitch, (O Fox, proxy,) Chas. NJ. Ritter,
IF. P. Lovtjoy, proxy,) Amo II. Marshall, Ste
phen I. Thayer, c. NJ. Stratton, A. c. George,
E. Flowers, o. Fox, Jere Bennett. John Martin
and D. E. Gordon were present On motion, S.
l. Thayer, c. NJ. Stratton, G. Thede and d. E.
Gordon were unanimously elected delegates to
the State and Congressional Conventions. Some
other business relative to the Presidential can
vass was transacted, and Committee adjourned.
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8irths:t

In Weaverville, July 25th, the wife of William
Todd, of a DAUGHTER.
In Weavervile, July 9th, the wife of Charles
Gering, of a SON.
In Weavervlle, July 30th, the wife of James
R. Balch, of SON.
At Junction City, July 9th, the wife of Henry
Ehrmann, of a DAUGHTER.
At Evans Bar, July 2sth, the wife of Thomas
McGovern, of a SON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

TIE STATE CoNvExrIoS.-On.. Wednesday next
the Union Republican State Convention will as
semble at Sacramento, to nominate Presidential
Electors. 1t is early, and will make the cam
paign an unusually long one, yet the Importance
of the contest is such, and a thorough canvass
so necessary, that all will concede the wisdom
of the State Central Committee in not deferring
the Convention to a later day. The willingness
manifested by the masses to take right hold of
the work in hand and like our noble leader,
GRANT, never relax an effort until the end is ac-
complished, fills us with the most sanguine an
ticipalions of the final result. The Convention
will bring together Republicans from every nook
and corner of the State, and cannot fail of ben
eicial results. Where the iniatory steps have
not already been taken to organize for the cam
paign, this occasion will be made available to
do SO. 1t may as well be understood at the out
set that if the Republicans expect to carry Cali
fornia this Fall they have work before
them which will require the putting forth of the
best effects of each individual member of the
party. Encouraged by their majority last year,
the Democracy will bring every corruptng infu-
ence to bear to retain the State. They won the
campaign of 1867 through division and indiffer-
ence in our own ranks. Every Republican is ex-
pected to do his duty in the coming canvass.
Victory will not crown the effects of the few,
but all must do according their ability in
arousing friends and neighbors to sense of
their duty. We must realize that great strug-
gle is worthy of great effect; that the obsta-
cles we have to overcome are by no means in
significant, and that we shall have achieved our
object only when we have deserved to do so. 1t
is because we see on all hands indications that
Republicans intend to open the canvass in this
spirit, that we venture to look forward with con-
fldence to the result.
The National ticket is one upon which all 10y
al sentiment promptly and heartily unites. If
the State Convention does its work we'll, we
shall see California quite redeemed from the
temporary spasm of false Democracy. From
one extreme Of the Union to the other the can
didates and the Platform are received with un
precedented marks of appreciation, all of which
hetokens such victory over the odds and ends
of faction as will rejoice the heart of every pat
riot in the land. Let the watchword be, hence
forth, and until the close of the polls in Novem
Der, GRANT. CoLFAx, and VIcToRY !
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

From SURPRISE vALLEY-Jo. Smith, who left this place
three SINCE has turned at Surprise Valley
the northeastern border Of the State from which place he
writes letter In company with four others he started
from Virginia City prospect in the Surprise Valley region
McGregor formerly of Hay Fork of the party, and
Judging from the tone Of Smiths letter very handy
to have along he cared for Indian
and bullets than maiden does for making love during Leap
Year Three days ont from Surprise Nc dreamed that
rock bound ravine they would find Indians and
enough they did They had hardly entered the gorge before
they sauted with small shower of and bullets
All the party but Nc took the rocks lie stood in open
view of the redskins, and after carefully depositng his spec
tacles in the went to work with his Henry Rife The
action ongconnued and brisk and resulted in sending
five warriors to their final hunting-grounds
After this Smith and another of the party
clnded that they didn't like the atmosphere of that section
and returned to Surprise Valley The day after their arrival
they learned that the party had another with the
Indians, in which Mcregor wounded Smith writes
that he passed through excellent unoccuped farming
country which cannot be settled because of Indians He
hopes be in Weaverve in time for Grant and Col
fax, and we hope he will.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

QUARTZ MEETING.-A call is published else
where for q meeting of the shareholders in the
Ludwig ledge on the 9th instant. Measures
will be taken to Immediately commence work on
the ledge, and it is desirable that all stockhold-
ers attend The officers of the company, as
heretofore organized, IL. ". Ludwig,
President; Chas. Meckel, Vice President W. c..
Given, Secretery; John Nickel Treasurer P.
PanlSen, Assistant Treasurer; John W. Phillips,
E. Neblett, J. W. Owens, T. S. Fisher and Geo.
Yobe. Trustees
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

For EAsT-Jonathan Hunt ESQ., President Of the Pa
cifc Insurance Company and Charles A. Laton ESQ., late
Marine Secretary the Company leave in few days
for the East Mr. Laon is to take charge Of the Company
business in the West with headquarters at Chicago Mr. La
of the sterling good of State thorough
upright and honorable and true the
connected with the Insurance business
of this coast fully informed its routine
regret lose the presence of good citizen from
midst Mr. Hunt goes tour of observation in connec
ton with matters appertanng the business Of the Pacific
He is gentleman well known and respected abroad at
home-Sdn Francisco Spirit Of the Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

ROAD FINISHED AND BRIDGE CoMMENcED.-The
grade the divide between Browns and
Rush creeks, on the new Lewiston road, is COM
pleted and number of empty freight teams
have already passed over it. We are informed
that the timber is being got ont for the new
bridge over the river at Lewiston, and that work
will be commenced on it in few weeks.
bridge is also to be built over Rush creek,
below John Arm : ranch.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

report of the above company, for the year end
ing June Sd, 1868, shows that notwithstanding
the strong competition during the year, it closes
the term with good surplus over and above the
paid up capital. The company is prosperous,
it is prudently managed, and its capital well
protected. The statement makes the following
showing Capital stock, fully paid in gold coin,
$3.50, 900; surplus, gold coin, $l76,936 81 to-
tai capital and surplus, S926, 1896 81 income
during the year, $3.50, ,5s6 IA disbursements,
S3Os, 1923 SO amount of risks covered during
the year, 500, ,567 1925 total amount at risk
June 3Oth, 1868, Sll ,6ss ,454. D. E. Gordon
agent atWeavervlle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

For PRESIDENTIAL ELEcToR. - The name of
General Redington, of Sacramento, is very
unanimously mentioned AS one of the Electors
on the Grant and Colfax ticket General Red
ington is one of the pioneers of the State, and
no man more Jealous in his opposition to
the desires Of rebel leaders while war was waged,
or has been more ready to aid by every means in
his power the reconstruction of the Southern
States on the basis of freedom ard equality be-
fore the law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

For ELECToR.-Thc San Jose Mercury names
James B. McQuillan, long connected with the
press OF this State, and now editor of the Sacra-
lnenro Daily Record proper person to repre-
sent the press of California on the Union Repub-
lican Electoral ticket. McQuilan has served the
party long and faithfully and if he make a
wide-awake canvass should like to see him
honored with the position named.