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The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

no TREsPAssERs.

ALL PERSONS wh0soeveT, are hereby warn,
ed from trcspsssing IN any manner, Or by cpr'
rying away Wood of any kind, from any por.
ton of ths EPSON R8fATE, a. The Law will
be rigidly enforced against all who disregard
CHARLES H. CHEW A BROS
Fab. SIT
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PUBLIC SALE
or
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Valley, IL miles from baltimore. on the Rel.
Air Turnpike, on
Friday. ASIA day ef February, isss.
al I o'clock p. NJ.
The following Personal Property viz:
r. ONE BLACK STALLION, -
MN superior Young Mule,
H ~ THREE cows. with calf ,sXm
One superior China Boar, Brood Sows. ten
shoats, > Sheep, I narrow-trcad Wagon and
Body, suitable for . or horses I ene-horse
Wagon, Carryall, Buggy, Horse.cart. one
Sleigh, Flows, lIarrows, Cultivatofs, Single aud
Double shovel riows, Single and Double Trees.
Corn Shelter, Cutting Box, wheel Harrow, shov.
els, Forks, Matlocks, Picks, Hoc-, Rakes, &c.
Also, > Platform Mill Scales. q lot Of Mlll
Picks aud Hammers, n lot Of seasoned Hickory
Cogs, lot Of seasoned Hickory Lumber, two
cross.Cut saws, I shiugle Saw, half interest In
= crOsa-Cut Circular ssw, lot ol Betting, lot
of new Flour Barrels, 4c.
Hoasekoid aHd Kiickea ksrHitaos,
such a. DcdsteAds, I Cook Stove, I Ofiee Stove.
Writing Desk, Clocks, Benches. barrels, Box.
o., Ac. Also, one Double Barrel Gun and one
Smooth. Bore Rife.
TERMS AN sums Of tle aud under, cash I,
over that amount credit of sixty days, pur.
chasers giving note with approved security.
bearing Interest from date.
CHRISTIAN NEUHAUsER, Trustee.
sAM'L q. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Feb. s--tS.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

GEruxG BKrTER.-we last week gave the
particulars OF horrible accident TO Burlington
Carlisle Esq. u prominent citizen Of Green
Spring Valley. In this county. II wiil b. te-
inembefei that NJ. Carlisle was dradfully cot
about the hsad and face By the breaking of cir
calar saw, one piece Of which struck hIm bat,
we are glad 10 say, notwithstanding the ssseri.
~ Of his injuries Mr. Carlisle is getting better
aud may possibly recover.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

WE have also applications for money, ON
w mortgage. to BE- well secured. Those
having money Ia loan will 10 we'll BY applying
early 10 US. LONGNECKER A KING,
Dee. lt-u. Towsontnwn
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Miscellaneous.

Our Great Annual
e. q " " r. NCING - 4 / T.
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

A Nav BUsSrI.-under this head, the Elli-
eous Mills Common iSsnss has the following no.
iier. Mr.. A. 7. Cav was lately highly respect.
ed resident Of Phoenix, 10 this county 1.-THE en-
terprising brothers, Messrs. John andA. y. Cav,
are fac, making preparations 10 start a new busi-
ness manufacturing cotton bats and waddinR.-
Since all will agree, that, the greater the produe-
iion, the greater the circulation Of money, all
will welcome any undertaking leading towards
the production OF useful articles, and certain
inhux of money 10 the community May Che
broihers Cav meet with all their expectations ~
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

BAuNoRE CouSrY ArfoixrMExrs. Governor
Swami has made the following appointments Of
lor"i oiliccrs for this county. We believe they
have all been confirmed:
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

! .000 Youths Business aud preis .sa,r
I.oaO business and Dress suit i"i Youth,
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22
Insolyont Notice.

NIUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. t. thecfcd
IN ilors oi JOHN BYERLEy, mn applicant
for the benefit II the - isth Article of the Code
Of Public General Lsws." relative toinsolvents
that the - hos,iiy q, Mae. ls6s, has been tx
edl l'r hi appearance e. answer interrogatoriea
and for iinsl hcaIinr 81 vi. ease before the
Circuit Court ipr Raltmor" rounty. Dated
10th day of January. isgg
T.st,-Ehw u. ADY. Clerk.
Jan. ls.--sma
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

Bnsin"-s ani Working Pants from -. ~ o. .iu.
size. ". -. S.. -. 81, -. ss, sIa Ger rmia.
Fancy Dress aud Plain Pant. ir"m - &" d. O."
's.s. Vests az 80. <?.50, -. Sa.5u. -. ali V...
Black Pants at 81, 81. -. -. -. .lu
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cHURcH PARLoR, NALL AND OFFICE
STOVES.

Plumbing work Generally, in Iron or Lead.
Aug. 3, 1s6..-Iy.
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No. Is baIllm0I" =.
SMITH, BROS. 4 co
Cloihiers. Tailors and Dealers iu '.eni Fu
nishing Cool.
- aud 30 WEST BALTiilURE aTKLl
Nov. y, ISG5.-tf
The Baltimore County union., 1868-02-22

oF MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
OF MEN AND Boys cLOTHlNu
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100 bf do beer Yalets-3 ties J csk bacon 243
BIB pork Cobb, Dolhonde &co-s6 bxes hardware
" u ney 40 SO bbi> -four Prudhomme 4
Grace-150 halls cotton Hog m q Patt ,n-60 a.
Og esby &co--35 7 H al N Allen &co- 30
RI harrison a May-9 Blakemore, Woo bridge &co
% Meyer. DE- utch x MeIs- b Ware a. oon-3
Nioett, Black &co-5 do 200 sacks corn Morrison,
Buck &co-4 pkgs mdse NJ M Bell-300 SKIS 4 on
seed Msgi nis-279 pkRs mdse u S Md
90 smith, steam man Stone & H-sGn iries
t. order-Totsl 1888 bales co TO l544 SKIS cora
Bb6s tobacco
PASCAGOULA-Schr Maria Merz-i2, 600 feet
umte Geo Merz
BAY ST LOUIS-schr TOO Late 500 bbls
oh rcoal to order
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Ellen-ls cords wood
t. or6er
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Rosabse--lOOo bbls
charcoal to order
BLIND RlVER-Schr Augusta-25 cords wood
2OOO shiny es TO order
TCHEFUNCTE-Schr Rebecca-35, 900 bricks
Baxter & Wilson
COvING ON-schr Rover-25O bbls sand to
Baxter q Wilson
ANTE RIvER-Schr Victora-6s, 900 shingles
5000 feet lumber 10 order
BLIND RlVER-Schr Alcops-20 cords wood
to master
BLIND BIyER-Schr Kate-4) cords wood to
order
GPEARL RIvER-schr Union-5O cords wood
J Clark
PAsCAGOULA-schr Mary Magdeline-25, 900
feet lumber TO order
BILOXI-Schr Farmer 40. COO feet lumber to
Poop & Elliott
BlLOXI-Schr Forster-24. coo feet lumber to
Snadford d Black
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4 L..
MOUNT CARBON COAL,
From the mines Of the Big Muddy River in nlInsls.
For sale n.sms large quantities the lowest prices
Read the following certificate:
The Mount Carbon Coal has thoroughly tested BY us
and believe the American Goa In this market
for house use
Jesse X. Bell, Ben. Toedano,
DR.. Daniel C Holiday, Henry Thonhill,
Martin Gordon, Jsmes 7. Tucker
j. g. Bienyenu, X. Woods,
y. j. Kirshetdt, A. J. Buck,
Price Hine Upper, Chss Robb,
II. Bonnahel, Lewis Wolhey
Geo Jonas, w. Bodgson.
II. M. 1saacson, and many others.
Also for sale small quantity Of slack and nut coal suitable
for mills cotton pckeries fOundre cotton presses
etc, ETC.. 90 low prices Appyto ------------
WALTER N. PHILLIPS
20 Csrondelet street
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LUM Der, COAL, WOOD.
T. OAL.................CO ......COAL.

BEST PITTsBURG, ANTHRACITE AND
ENGLIsH CANNED,
ALSO COKE FOR THIRD DISTRICT,
DELIVERED AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES FROM
FIVE BARRELS UPWARDS,
With UNEQUALED PRoMPTNEsS, in obedience %
orders, by
DAVID sTICKNBY,
No 10 Caronde,et street.
Orders taken Levee opposite Esplanade street,
corner Of ouisa and Levee streets.
Steamers, Cotton Presses and Factories supplied at
Low Prices for Cash.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MORGAN LINE q. B. NAIL sfEAHsHIPA
eS~ F0R sALvEsTON AND INDIAN
nS Ola The fooy ,s,. rs. iron lsw-prsssurs
w. q. Hewes......l. O. Harris. Austin.
- Mari. .."..-....;A snss, .;-......... H.rsan.
Clinton ose . n assrords.
J. LEWIS, Commanded,
WIN SAN from foot Of st Joseph street WEDNESDAY.
December SoIh, 81 8 Al
vortrssni p.Sssgs apply TO
uHks- A. WHITNEY 90. Assas.
90 and q Camp street.
Fregh insured at onehsf the adopted BY Board
Of Underwriters July lst, 1858
B-so bills ofladinp signed Afer sailing of
IfTt FOB rxxAr-
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE
VIA
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND eREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
.. SUNDAYS. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sSTUR'
ssrs Depot At n arriving At Brss6esr City a. II n
taking The Morgan Steamships Galveston
Josephine. .................-..CAPT. J N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
n Capt j. j. ATKINSON,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYe.
riekess % be state rooms secured ur O'Clock r.
sf ks,a. 1sSssd :: .ns sss Of the o
Issy LsndiSs on The cr.ns Of departure. '''''' % '
9. W. r. BxYLE f. s usass assas
HAVANA.
FEB HAvANA-U. & NAIL LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY. January ~, ct 8 O'Clock
erc FOR HAVANA-U. q. MAIL LINE
Ssa4lAzasS Ths Al Iron Steamship
Alliance.
PARKER, Commander
VIII leave her WHAT foot Of Caope street. First Distrc
above For freight passage apply to
y. ". PERKINS a co, Agents
~ Carondelet street
BRAZOs eANTlAHO.
noEGAE LINE U. 8. MAIL sTKAxsHIPs
Leaves on SATURDAY, January I'd. stsI.x
1eSS~ FOX BRAzOs sASrIAoo VIA
..s<4As4zz. aALvEsroN-Tbs iron steamship
ct. Mary,
r. S. BOURNE, Commander,
VIII leave foo. of st. Joseph stree, a. ABOVE If the steamer
unable the Brasos bar goods be delivered
ships tackle, consgnees pay their ghsrsge For
reight or passage spDlyt 10
CHAS A. WHITNEY CO., AesntA
30 and 81 Camp street.
Freight IN ured ct oneha the rates adopted by the Board
Of Underwriters. July /, 1895.
CORPUS CHRISTI.
~ FOR ROCK PORT. ST. MARn's
and great Western Railroad, Morgan Line Steamers
The iron steamer A,.,.m.
Capt JNo BENSON.
VIII leave Brsshear City the arrival of the TX train
of the New Orleans, Opelousas and @ W. Railroad
Mays landed at Rockport.
For passage apply 70 Office opeOusas Railroad 60 Canal
street,
f'' H''sh' apply q g. A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agent.
FreIeh. received at opelOusas Ferry Landing
BALTID1ORE--H
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA.
TIE NEW ORLEANS BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
RI GULAR SEMLMoNrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. 1900 'ons.... Thomas A. Balm Comm sndsr
CUbA...... HOO to1s...... Dukeheart, Commander.
CARRYING UNIFIED STATES NAIL
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets to New york................ $50.
rx=. FOR wALTIMoRE AVID HAVANA,
EHrpKa ToOCHING AT KEY WEST-1he splendid
sszAi-4i-A fast steamship
Cuba.
DUKEHAKf, Commander,
wiz leave her wharf opp site Jackson Square, on
SATURDAY December l2th at ~. NJ carrying the U. s.
mails
For eighto having unsurpassed dstons
sppiy 70 WITHERsPNoS HALsEY & CO,
% Carondeet street.
n BIO bills Of lsdnv but those Of the Company be
signed Permits for freight procured this oce
freight for Havana taken after IL o'clock day of
sailing.
The Steamship MARYLAND will follow
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ARKANSAS RIVER.
v1CKs8URa AND BENDS,

REGULAR UNITED STATES NAIL PAcRgr FOE
vlCKsBURG. b
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, asP.x :
POR DONA LDsONVILLE PA
~ 81 sassn,ne. Baton Rouge. Bsy.u ssr., Mouth o
D NED kiver, Watcher. Water proof, Eednev n
yoseph Grand Gull, veksburg and all ispd
nfs[Ine spiepdid passenger packet 0erIe Leo. RI p
beetners maseer Adoph Martin and ea-nue AyIs slsxL.
esv - above meeting ct vicksburg With the 49,.
vaunes and untess for TsiiAhstche ~ Yssso diva
FOR freight and passage apply on board, or to
G. q. WAYNE, Is Matches strssx
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Bros-l2 cases mose Mrs J Gauche-40 csks beer
TO order 6 cases mdse Msrbolrg q Foster
MOBILE-Steamer Frsnces-l2l bales cotton TO
Marx, Levy &coA X Fiower-2 Scott & B-o-l
l2s bsles cotton
M0BlLE-Stesmer Lucretia-8 bales cotton TO
Winston, Morri on &co-I55 bbls rosin blessy-
6cks bones IL fcs do Observation-Disclosures 10 order
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22
WeayeryjIle, Saturday, Feb. %, 1868.

IxpI.s AGESr-The rumor is current that a
new Indian Agent is to be appointed in Hum
boldt county, and that as matters now stand at
Washington the new official will probably
he taken from the Democratic ranks. Of course.
if we were permitted to decide in the matter, it
sbould be otherwise although we are ready to
acknowledge that the position in question is one
over which politics should have control
The name of A. D. Sever is prominently men
toned in connection with the appointment, and
Judging from the general opinion expressed by
GOOD men of both parties, his selection would
be acceptable. Mr.. s. is one of the pioneers of
Humboldt, is much esteemed in the community
where he resides, and long experience has in
vested him with a thorough knowledge of the
Indian character. Such man is required for
the position, for the welfare of Humboldt coun-
ty, as well as our own, depends greatly upon a
wise and judicious administration of Indian af-
fairs. If we are not greatly mistaken in the
man, Mr.. Sewer would make good officer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

BUSINESS CHASGE.-Benj. Smith, Esq, one of
the pioneer settlers of this place, has purchased
of Charley Kuper the entire interest and good
will in the Douglas City Market. Mr.. Smith
left this place some twelve years since, during
which time he has been largely engaged in stock
raising in Humboldt county. We hope he will
find life as pleasant in his old home as among
the people of Humboldt, and the atmosphere of
Trinity as conducive to health, after he gets ac-
climated again, as the foggy regions of the coast
where they hunt mules with pole and ''pole
hogs" Any one desiring to know how hogs are
poed down there will please apply to our old
friend Personette, who knows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

IT RAINs.-In fact, it has rained almost stead
lily for thirty-six hours. The snow is slowly dis
appearing from the hills, and the creeks and
gulches, for the first time in two months, are
furnishing in abundance the motive power to in
dustry and thrift in mining secton-water. 1t
is welcomed by al-laborcr and tradesman-for
it is certain forerunner of prosperity and i'm
proved times. Therefore we say, let it rain,
with the suggestion to the weather clerk that he
will not send it in such copous quantity as to
undo all the good it might otherwise do.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22
"a TALK WITH Oun NEXT President. ~

ga TALK WITH Our NEXT President. AS the
reader will not fail to notice, we devote great
portion Of our available space to the publication
of an ably-written and timely article from the
last number of Putnam's Magazine. We hope
every Union man will read it, and have his
tains applicable to each individual voter
as to the q next President We are Just enter
ing upon Presidential canvass which, in i'm
portance, is second only to that of 1864 Vol
ney E. Howard truly says that the rebellion is
closed out-all but the last chapter. That may
be a very important one, and every man who
stood by the Government through good and
through evil report should be ready and earnest
to do his duty in the approaching, conflict
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

MEETING OF THE UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE
A meeting of the Union Central Committee OF
is called for Monday March I'd, at the JOURNAL
Office, Weaverville. 1t is hoped that all men,
bers will be in attendance, as special business
connected with the Presidential campaign is to
he discussed And here we will remark to I'm
ion men throughout the county that 1t is time
organization for the campaign was commenced
Remember that the National Convention will as
semble on the goth of May.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

THE CARSON OsGooD CLAIM.-Several hun
bred feet Of iron hydraulic pipe through which
water will be carried to work the East bank of
Weaver creek, between Hagleman's residence
and the old Hessig house, have been placed in
position this week. Water for the purpose is
brought from Bakers West Weaver ditch. We
are told that the gravel where they are now
working prospects dollar to the pan, and we
hope it is trne. 1t will not be surprising if this
yet proves to be the richest claim in the county
The overs, Messrs. d. F. Osgood and James Car
son, have spent years of labor and thousands of
dollars to get the claim properly opened, and we
hope they will be rewarded.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

TRIBUNE ALMASAc.-We are indebted to Mr..
Oberdeener, of the Drug and Book Store, for a
copy of this valuable statistical work for 1858.
1t is the most reliable compendium of political
information offered to the public Mr.. Ober-
deener has plenty of them left Price, Is cents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22
AGENCY NOTICE.

DEING ABOUT TO LEAVE TRINITY COUN-
ID ty, have appointed NJ. F. Griffin my Attor-
ney to transact all unsettled business. He is du-
ly authorized to receipt for me from and after
this date NJ. J. FEGAN.
Junction City, February %, 1868. 7:3.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22
Weeklu Trinity SunrnaI.

~ County Warrants and 6rss"bsels taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
pape To soldiers the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

ATTENTION, COMPANY Every member of the
% Trinity Rifles is commanded to be at the Ar
mory, in Douglas City, on Saturday, February
goth, at o'clock. P. NJ, for business, drill and
target exercise. The boys are notified that Cen
eral Roley intends visiting them shortly. Better
have your guns and soldier clothes in trim.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

Not So, Says Abe LOTHIAN in another
column. He wants the Trinity public to under
stand that be is permanent fixture, and intends
to sell goods as cheap as anybody Read what
he intends to do during the next sixty DAYS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22
INFORMATION WANTED.

or THE WHEREABOUTS OF JAMES ALON-
~ 70 MATHEWS, who left Canyon City, Trim
lty county, in March, 1868, and was last heard
from at Portland, Oregon, in June, 1864. Math-
ews is six feet high light complexion, black hair
and whiskers. Is by trade blacksmith. Any
information will be thankfully received at the
TRINITY JOURNAL Office, Weayeryille, California.
January 4, 1868. 52:tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

IT would be gratifying to see some one from
Trinity Center, or even to hear from that wiutry
locality. Will somebody who has got fairly
thawed out please tell US what is going on in
that section?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

ABOUT RoADs.-A company to be known as the
Mud Valley Turnpike Company" has been or
ganized at Lewiston for the purpose of building
a new road from Hoadley's place to Grass Val
ley. AS the road will leave the present one at
or near Hoadley's house, Lewiston will be - left
out in the cold
a very general desire is expressed, both by
teamsters and the public, to have the Weaver
Vile and Shasta road re-opened from Grass VAL
ley to the Tower House, and the indications are
that it will be done as Spring opens. A
preference for it as Summer road is generally
EXPRESSED.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

HER NAuE-Joe Delayan writes from Port
land OREGON that John J. Downhouer and fam
lily, formerly of this place, are residing there.
Lately daughter was born to them, which has
been named Montana Idaho Oregon Downhouer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

ATTORNEY ApPoINrED.-M. J. Fegan being
about to leave the county, has appointed NJ. F.
Griffin his attorney to transact business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

SECOND YEAR.-The Sacramento Record-a
brisk daily which seems to be fast growing in ia
vor-has begun its Second Year. 1t is publish
ed by association of printers who understand
their business Success to it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22
C0NSTApLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice p ?. Martins Court, in and
for Weaverville township. Trinity county, Cali
forna in favor OF lIIll * Mason, and against
Manuel Thomas, duly attcsted, have levied up
and will sell to satisfy said execution, costs
and accruing costs, on
Friday, the 18Th day of March,
AID. 1868, at the store Of Hall K Mason, in Doug
las City, the following described property, to
wit The one undivided one third interest of said
Manuel Thomas in the mining claims known as
Farrell, Dixon & Co.'S claims, situated on Fill
buster Flat, Trinity county, together with all
the appurtenances thereunto belonging and not
by law exempt. Also, cabin, situated near
Farrells cabin The above described property
will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash.-Da-
ted Douglas City, February 6. 1868.
CTS. i. F. TRASK, Constable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

GooD.-C. A. Tuttle of Placer, has been de-
clared entitled to his seat in the Assembly which
was contested by Mason, his Democratic opponent
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

Mr.. OBERDEESER will accept our thanks for
continued news farors, and the Last Sensation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

The Sacramento Bee thinks the failure to in
vestigate the alleged Bribery matter will result
in forcing Senator Casserly into the Radical
ranks.-Exchdnge.
We incline to the opinion that it will force him
still further into the ranks OF the party which
elected him Senator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

CHAMPAGNE CHARLEY is the latest sensa-
ton in the sheet music line. 1t is being sung
with immense success at San Francisco, and is
said to be one of the most taking melodies ever
issued. Coal Oil Tommy" q comic song just
issued, and is universally applauded. Both may
be had of the publisher, u. Gray, 600 and GLIB
Clay street, San Francisco. The two cost 10 cts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

L. A. K.-Your contribution will appear
next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

STATE SCHOOL FUND APPoRTIoSNEST-O. P.
Fitzgerald, State Superintendent of Public In
structon, announces that the annual apperuon-
ment has been made, and the rate is 81 IS for
each child Last year the amount was 50 20.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

CLAIMS SoLp.-M. J. Fegan, Esq, of junction
City, being about to start for his old home, has
sold his extensive claims at junction City to
Jacob Hager and Fred. Haas The amount paid
for claims, bitches and fixtures was Sc 900,
which is believed, by those acquainted with the
property to be little enough. We wish Martin a
safe trip to the land of his birth, and his sue
cessors the prosperity which their enterprise
merits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

ROAD OPEN.-Mr. Williams, formerly of the
road, arrived on Wednesday with the first load
Of freight of the season. From him we learn
that two or three teams would leave Red Bluff
for this place the present week. The worst road
is reported to be between Lewiston and Grass
N,IIa
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-02-22

New FIIM.-The attention of traders and Ii
quor dealers is called to the card of Pond, Rey
nolds Co., new firm just established at 355
Front street. San Francisco. Sam. More, one of
the members of the firm, Qate with Nudd, Lord
i CO. is we'll known in this county, and has es-
tabished reputation for business integrity and
honest representation in the sale of goods which
will be certain to secure customers to the new
house. We wish the new firm success.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-29

BAD RoADs.-Says Yesterdays Enterprise:
The road from Virginia to Gold Hill is in a
very bad condition at present. A quartz
team, in going down the hill from the Divide
broke hind axle, yesterday afternoon about
1 o'clock, filling up the road where it was
left SO that it was hardly possible for sleighs
to pass. One sleigh, in which Mike Nc
Cluskey was passenger, upset in attempt
ing to pass, and Mr.. VI. had his left leg
broken. DR.. Castor was called and dressed
the wounded limb, and the patient was as
last evening as could be expect
ed, and we hope that he may soon be on his
pins again.
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ISDIcTED.-The Territorial Enterprise O

ISDIcrED.-The Territorial Enterprise of
yesterday has the following:
1t is reported that the Grand Jury, now in
session, last Saturday found an indictment
for murder against William Conley, the spe-
cial policeman who shot and killed Charles
Thompson in the Gold Hill station house
eight or ten days ago. OF course thi. is not
yet positively known to be the case, but
something to that effect has leaked out. The
Grand Jury have not yet completed their
labors, and just what they have done will not
be known till after they have made their re-
port. We understand that great number
Of witnesses were yesterday before them in
some two or three cases.