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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-13
IN BANKRUPTCY.
RsTATE OF A. 4 MANsFIELp.

OFFICE oP UNITED STATES MLRszAI.
District Of Louisiana, J
New Orleans June 10, s6a
THIS Is TO GIVE NUTIOE TaAT ON THE
y eighth day Of Juus, A. ID 1853. q WAR; ANT
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate
Of A. b. AN FIELD, Of New Orleans, in the par
ish Of Orleans and State Of Louisiana, VINO Was
adiudRed bankrupt his own petition; that
the payment of any debts and delivery Of prop-
erty belonRing to spon bankrupt, TO him for his
use, and the transfer If any proper by him. are
forbidden BY law that meeting of Z oreoitors Of
the said bankrupt, 70 prove their debts and to
choose one or more assignses of his estate will be
held at ourt OF Bankruptcy, to be holden a No.
10 st OhRyle, sire t, in the city of New Orleans
Loui lana, bef r0 Don Pardse Register en- Ihs
twenty sixth day Of june. A. D 1888, 10 O'Clock
A. NJ f. j. HhRRuN, u, 4. Mar-haI,
No s7s--iell Is A DisIr1ct Of Louisiana
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estate OF THOMAS WARREN BR1sooE.
OFFICE UNITED STATES MARsHAL. !
Distr ct OF loulslSnE,
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DFRlCH UNITED STATES mAasHALs
Distr ct OF LoulsISnE,
New orleans, June l, 1862
TNHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L 1hirtietn dey Of May, A. u. 1855. WAR; ANT IN
BANBRUP roy W,s i,sued against the estate #
THOMAS WARREN hRISOuE. Of the parish o.
Madison and State of Lou siana who was sd
Judged bankrupt on his own petI ioni that the pay
ment of any debit aud deiverl Of auy property be-
lol Ring to such bankrupt hin for his use and
the traa5ter OF prI sTty by him sre iorb tY
law that meeting Of the creditors Of the ssid bank
rupt, to prove their debts and 20 choose more
zssiEnees of HE estate, will 10 held at Court Of
Bankruptcy. to be holden the UUstomhouHe bui d.
ing N the city Of Nv Orleans LOUISIANA, beto,e O.
s. Kellogg. Eegl-ter on the tNsatyninth day OF
June A o. 1895, at o'clock A II.
H. j, HERKON u. s. Marshal,
No sts-ie2 % A District o. LouiaiaaA.
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EsTATE oF JOBS 3. BALI.
UNITED 6zAzz8 hARsHAL'a OEsIuR,
Distrlot Of L.ouisiena.

UNITED 6zArEa hARsHkL'a Osa1uR,
Distr1et Of Louiaiana
New tlFleAnf, june q iaaa
10 GIVE H01IOE THAI ON 4HE
IA day oe Hay, a. b. 1855, 8 WAR
u hAhkHUP FUK Was tszued againet t1a
JOIN n. BAIL. q NeR otleans, in the
u1laana and State Of Louis abs, WhQ
ed . hsnkruHt on his own pstitioni
~ Daymsat Of any dabta and do
any pToparts baio RfnE tn such bank-
n of tif hIs use. and tka transfer Of any
p him, are forbidden hy iAu: that 3 meet
4e tkafa Of the sAid bankrupt. 70 prove
N4d % oh0oso nne nE more nrEaNneea 81
WI b. hein a. q Court o. Bsnkf0ptcy. 20
~ the OuetnmhuNaA bulldog. In tho
aN Eleans. Louisiana. b. iOts Jonn y.
ee9ia4rE, on the twansg. ninth day " June,
= o. 10 n'eioch A. 4
=. HhRRa1N. u. s. MArnhAl.
IN VA DtstEies 81 Louisiana
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-13
RsIATK OF LoRIEsKI ALEX FrusNIER.
Ipdindually, and as . Mem, or Of tbs Firm Of W.
HI teto o.
OFFIcz UaIIkD STATES u ARsHAE.. j
District OF louinzna,
Nav elflsHua, Jnhs 8 Issa8.

OFFIcz UaTrkD STATES n .RsHAL. 4
District OF ouislAna,
AsW 0flsAhs. June te55-
THIS rs TO GIVE NUTIOE THAI uN THR
Sef01l ~ SkRGP RGfPT va. ls-ssd sSs sSsiu :.
tns estate Of LORfN6KI AT X FuU hlER,
indavidusiy' Ana a. rism5eE q 'es hrI 81 ":
the parish OF Orlsaus und ate 81
l0aisiana. VINO vas adiu Ged bank upt on
his OWn petition; that Q payment o. auF
dsbta And delivery OF any properly bslpnsfRR b
sauh banErupt him or far hi use. aud the trans
far Of any nrot rtS bs him are 10 bidd hy iaW;
thak uolins Of the credit ~ Of said haukrapt,
70 prove heit uebss a"d 70 cho'lss ots or nor- a.
KuutcE, ~ Be h1l.eR nt - L. JhArlsa 90 %, in
tie city q NaN OrssAns, Lnuis ana, before Doh A.
FA.dse kaNtstas, chs twenty inu uAy ct june.
A. D. 1865 - o oolaqk A. N,
y. q. AlNRON. y. 4. NAFAhal
No. et&-ioi - A Distrist Of Lsaiaaana.
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UNITED SrATEs MAMMALS OFFIoE,
uistrist OF L. uisiana.
New OrIsans, Juue 1853
rTNHIs is TO GIVE NUTICE THAT ON THk
TWEEN yniuth day Of May A. D., 86s. aWAR
RANT IN "a NKRTIPTOY wa i-sued against the
RLh0S z LEY, individ ally. an as members {
the hrm o. Foley. AyerJ o.. of New
Orleans, In the rish of OrleAns and Stats OF Lons
ana, who have been adjudgsd bunkFupts Their
owr petition; that ths payment Of auN debls
and delivery Of any property beouRing to such
bsnkrupts t. them TOR theI- and the transfer
OF any property by them forbidden by law; G. at
meeting ufthecredtors of tho said bankEup prove
their dsbts and to choose one gssgnsss OF
their estates, viii be held at Court Of Bankruptcy
to be hodsn at the OnstOmhouse building the CITY
Of New Orleans, louis ana, before o. Kellogg
Register, on the second day Of July, a. D.
1853, at O'Clock A. N.
+ j. HEBRON. U. s. MarshaI
No. stt-ie2 iva A OiRrrict Of L. uisiAnA
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.TATB OF WILLIAM R. ooLOORD.

TJH1rED STATES MARsHALs OFFIcE,
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, June ~ 1853
"a TO GIVE NO PIOE THAT ON THk
g,,s5tb day OF Juae, A. D. 1883, q. WAR
nj BANKRUPTCY was issued against the
y WUIIAM r. OOLoORD. Of the par.
JsFerson and B4a'e OF louisiana,
y. sdIudged . bankrupt on his own
III that the payment Of any debts
|Istyery Of any property belonging TO
sss.trnpt. TO him or for his use, and the
J. ri any property By him, are forbid.
y isE: that q meeting Of the creditors OF
n hs1 krupt, toprovs their debts and to chooss
ts'sra asgiRnsss Of hie estate. will be held At
4 u BANKRUPTCY, to be holden at No. l3 St.
sarest 10 the city Of New Orleans, Lou
bsiere Don A. Pardee. Register, on the
.sfh day of June, A. D. Ists at II o'olock
H. j. HhRR0E, U. s. Marshal.
- i.1s 2sA District Of tS'uieiAnas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-13

Pendleton is States Rights man. He
believes that II they so elect, every State
may set Itself up as an independent govern
ment. Not 80 Grant. He Is for unity and
concord. His motto is Peace. That OF
PendletOn-Pieces
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-13

A Democratic editor in Michigan appeals
to the people to resist military despotism
which Is sure to follow the election of the
Republican ticket, headed as it is by two
soldiers, General Grant and Col. Fax.
He did not know much about the speaker Of
the House.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-13

General Stoneman, who succeeds General
Gcho6eld as commander of the Department
of Virginia, Is a Radical, but will neverthe.
less not be molested by Johnson, who will
no more butt his head against q StOneman
than against q Stone-Wsll.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-13

Grant does not talk great deal, conse.
auently he did not say TRAITORS should be
punished aud treason made Odious.n He
did not even say that to GenerRl Lee when
he returned hisswOrd to him at AppomattOx
Courthouse,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-13

The dlsuaiOu press OF the eonth is pegging
away with might and main a. General
Grant; but tue General has heard too mani
disuniOn canEOas to be friahtened at the
paper Wads from thrse little 1opguns.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
-,rE OF THoMAB FRAzER FISHER.

uE1zru 6rArEs MARsHAL's oFYTcE. }
District OF LOuI I-IRns, Z
New Or,sans, June Il, 1853.
u Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
-i5th day Of June, A. d. 1858, q WAR
~ pANKhUPTOY was issued against
~ of ThOMAS FRAZER FISHER,
Orleans, 10 the parish Of Or
pes,6 State of Louisiana, who was
u a bankrupt on his own petition; that
soesrt of AM debts and delivery OF any prop
iaa,asinp TO aucn Bankrupt, to him or for his
N ,be ransieF Of any properly by him, are
.is, 4, law; that meeting OF the creditors OF
aen M bSnkrupt, TO prove their debts and to
w 30 or more assignees of his estate, will be
ourt o. Bankruptcy, TO be holden at
.. .-.bonsa building, in the city Of New OT
I bi,oDshn,s1th day u July, A. D. 1853. at 10
b. j. HkkR0E, U 3 Ma ,shal,
#ss-iei3iyII Distric' Of louisiana
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TEE CLAIMS OF HON SETH W. LEWIS.
UOnwAx,s CONFEDERATE OATH


Seth W. Lewis addressed to General Bu-
chsnan. against his action In installing
John r Conway into the office Of mayor,
because eofiueIigibility. He presents copy
Of hr. Conway's oath OF allegiance to the
Coufederacy, We bsppon to know that
before his installation into the office of
mayor Mr.. Conway also took the test oath,
as follows;
T., do solemnly swear that have
never voluntarily borne arms against the
United States since have been q citizen
thereof; that | have voluntarily given no
atd, eOuntenance, counsel, or encourage.
ulent to persons engaged in armed hos
tiltty thereto; that | have neither sought,
nor accepted, nor attempted to exercise
the functions Of any Office whatever under
any au' hority or pretended authority in
hostility to the United States; that have
not yielded a voluntary support to any pre-
tended government, authority, power, or
constitution within the United States hostile
nr iuimical thereto. And do further swear
that to the beat of my knowledge and abil-
1ty will support aud defend the Constitu.
ton of the United States against all enemies,
foreign and domestic; that will bear true
faith and allegiance to the same; that take
this obligation freely, without any mental
reservation or purpose Of evasion, and that
will well and faithfully discharge the
duties of the odice IN which am about to
enter. So help NE God.
Our readers car compare the two oaths,
aad determine for themselves whether any
perjury has been committed in taking that
subscribed TO and fled at military head.
quarters two or three days ago.
This is the protest referred to:
NV Iupo
To BEeyst Malor General r. O. Buchanan, Com
mand ng ttth Military Diatriet, NeS Orleans
Louisiana:
GENssAL--T hereby protest against your
action III installing iHto the Office of Mayor
of New Orleans one John L, Conway. and
| respectful ly demand that |, Seth W. Lewis,
be declared duly elected to SAID Office by
virtue of having received q majority of ali
the legal votes cast at the election held in
the city of New Orleans on the seventeenth
aud eighteenth days OF April, 1868, the said
Jnbu Z. Conway not being eligible TO said
| Office In this hat on the tweuty-ninth day
of March, 1862, the SAID John Il. Conway
did freely aud voluntarily take and sub
| scribe the following 0dsh, at the Office of the
| Registrar Of Voters Of the city Of New Or
| lcaue, to wit:
81 do solemnly swear Cor afirm) that l
| am quG'iECd according to the constitution
| aud laws Of this State to vote: tn e will
| be faithful, aud true allegiance bear to the
| State Of Louisiana aud the Confederate
| States Of America; and that will support,
| protect, aud defend the constitution OF the
| State and of the said Confederate States.
| So help me GOD. --
"(Sigued,) ~. r. CONWAY"
| And / do hereby respectfully demand that
yOU su"4Lnou W "Ppear Ue'oIo you mr. "A.
VsAas, registrar OF voters Tor the city OF
| New Orleans, to produce such evidence as
he NAV have IN bis nossessiou to substanti.
p1oNs0'1- " % u
| ave the etAEemeAtS ABOVE made DV me IN
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When A. T. Stewart heard Of the nomins.
sion Of Grant and COliax he got his big Gag
out. which he used TO display when there
had been Union victory during the war.
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Ta5;7id1alE5. and IS Members Of the Firm Of Foley
Avery Co.
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BY YTELECRAPH.

Especial Dispatch to the h. 0. Republican,
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FOB RENT.

no gENr-A LARGE AND ELIGIBLE
stoes-SHe OF the nHss "a the cty-No. lGz UAnAi
street uesr O4rontsst street I q susosptibie Of
hsihg dlyti I'd lu tive st0Res To q gond laasae ID
vii be ran ed onsAps Inquire of
"A. EhNoN No htury hui ding,
10 siogner a. uaInp and NimuioU stFeees
sHRa q SAT- AS NLH aUlLT rWo-srIRY
BrHeh DWslhn. With Al modetb vuntenoaa,
to Rampant str~s,. lev door Asoys Cana
aeFuz& fSssaas o1 aissn aulmaatatalys Appiv %
3. 3 sfne1. 10. hsoEy haAldAn&. noa
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Good News frsm Washington.
PASSAGE OF THE OMNIBUS BELL.
ITS CERTAINTY tF BECOMING A LAW.
WAsnINeroN, Iune u. lsss

WAFHINeToN, June II, 1865.
The omnibus bill, as amended by the Sen.
ate, passed the House to-day By yot. Of
III yeas to 26 nays and now goes to the
President.
AS the bill has passed both Houses by a
strictly party vote 1t il is thought the Prpti.
dent will not interpose a veto, which would
be useless, but will let it become law by
the lapse of ten days.
1t is thought that by the operation of this
bill the Southern States named in it, Lou
isiana, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Alabama, and Florida may be admitted
almost Immediately. An exception is made
in the case of Georgia, which may cause
some delay. SPECIAL.
FROM WASHINGTON
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
PASSAGE OF THE OMNIBUS BILL,
REVERDY JOHNSON MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
LETTER FROM COMMISSIONER ROLLINS,
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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Witnesses!
WILLIAM H. GaEES,
G.. e. WARRINGTON.

We again beg our readers TO carefully
sCrutiniae the two oaths, that of allegiance
TO the Confederate States of America, and
the declaration in the test oath: "I have
never yielded voluntary support to any
pretended government, authority, power,
OF constitution hostile or inimicalr to the
government Of the United States.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.


EsTATE or LEWIS NEwsTADr, INDIvIDU
Ally. and a. Member Of the Finn Of Nswstadt
4 Lacroix.
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PASSAGE OF THE OMNIBUS BILL,
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FROMwAsHINGTON

THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,
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r. 4. hULLINH, UOmmlFsI uVI'
Hon. II. AoCULLooB, 6ec'y Treasury
The reconstruction bill as amended by
the Senate was reported. A motion 20 eN'
elude Florida WAS defeated 80 to A, ana the
bill passed Ill to 10.
A large Number Of private eiils Was
passed when the House ordered hl8ht seS'
siona again AID adj urned.
Mt. Rollins repiies TO Secretary McCul.
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The MAEORALTY QUESTION.

rOtest against Conway.
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LosDoF, J1ue l2.-Prns a is strengthen.
ing the Qualifications of Gu ogne,
The horth German conte, GRAFTON is uesa.
HAtlng treaties, making private property
The AustiaR Reichsrath has voted n aasa
the public domain. 0~ " SS SSAS
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-12-19

UNEoUAL TAXATION The San Francisco Real
Estate Rerier gives list of twenty three persons
and corporations in that city who each own real
estate of the real value of 5000, 900 and over
The aggregate valuation is Sll, 292, AIS. These
figures represent what the property would bring
at public sale. But it is assessed at only So,-
277, 1875, and on that amount the owners pay
State and city taxes, and no more. For instance,
James Lick is assessed at S6s9, 900, while the
true value of bis real estate is 81 ,379, 800 Mi
chael Reese at S505 900 instead of 81, ITO 600 /;
Jos. A. Donohoe at $4,000 instead of $685.
900 Pacific n. S. S. Co. at S295 900 instead of
S62G. 900 A. Hayward at 1888 900 instead of
S5G6,0 Sam. Brannan at Sl65,7=O instead of
1891 900 Bank of California at Sl55, 900 in
stead of 1910, 900 Main l. Winchester at Sll7,-
900 instead of 1881 900 r. B. Woodward at
800, 900 instead of 5000 900, &c. The Sacra-
there is an equal deficiency liz the taxation of all
other real estate in that city. The Rerieg says
' the assessed value of the whole real estate of
the city is 500 $40, l79" How much taxation is
shirked by San Francisco real estate owners ap-
pears from the following statement: As S.
277, l85 is to Sll ,299, 47S, so is $63 576,l79 to
Sl36, 046, os4. They pay taxes 500, $40, l79,
while they own S72, 469 ,905 more which they
pay nothing. The State tax for this year is one
dollar the hundred. San Francisco real es-
tate will pay S635, 76l 80, whereas the amount
justly due the State from her on that score is
81 1850. 400 81. The amount of taxation shirked
is S724, 699 05. We need hardly add that the
San Francisco assessments of real estate result
in a swindle the rest of the State taxpayers
to the amount Of this S124 500 05. For it is
well-known fact, capable of complete substauti-
ation that the real estate property of the min
ing and rural counties has generally been taxed
at its current market value, for causes which we
have heretofore explained. The Constitution
provides that taxation shall be equal and uni
form. But it is not so in fact. The Sl0O, 00O-
900 of property in the interior is taxed on the
500, while the Sl36 600, 900 in San Francisco
exclusive of personal property is taxed but 46B
cents on the 500. If we make an equal allow
ance Cor shirkage in the assessments on personal
property, it will appear that the interior is taxed
nearly three times AS high per cent. on the real
valuation of property as San Francisco. There
is double injustice in this rule for while it
compels us to bear monstrously unequal share
of the burdens Of State Government, it drives
capital out of the sorely taxed interior and into
the Sinking metropolis.
The Union says the evil is one that ought to be
abated, and suggests State Board of Equaliza-
ton a remedy. 1t has been tried with good
effect in New York. Illinois and Pennsylvania,
and ought to be tried here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-12-19

NORTHEAST TRISIrY.-Once in a great while
we get news item from Trinity Center, or tina,
portion of the county domain which lies north
OF 1t, but as general thing the current news
from that section, being as it is on the line oil
the overland route, reaches our Yreka and
Shasta contemporaries before it does US. We
have seriously contemplated engaging the SER
vices offs regular correspondent there for a
long time. Now and then vose writes US news
letter, and occasionally Whi:tesey telegraphs
an item. 1t is steady going community, and
we guess the people generally are prosperous
Trinity valley contains some of the finest farms
in the county, and there are many good mining
claims worked from Swift to Coffee creeks. Pc
riodically comes the report that somebody or
some company is going to take ditch from Cof-
fee creek along the extensive range of gold-bear-
ing hills and benches which lie south of it.
When that is done there will be great addition
to the population of Trinity valley. 1t is one of
the best undeveloped enterprises in the country
As it is, the ground must lie untouched for want
OF water to work it. Boynton l. Whitmore have
finally, at heavy expense, made their ditch
from Swift creek secure from further damage by
food. 1t supplies most of the claims in the
neighborhood of town with water. Among the
best of these is their own, Tom Coyles, Murray
h Co.'s, and others which do not remember
now. Time when Trinity Center polled
double the number of votes she does now. 1t is
liable to come again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-12-19

1SprAS MEETING AT EUREKA.-From the Hum
boldt Times of December 5th we learn that on
the 30th of November public meeting was held
at Eureka, Of which c. S. Kicks was chairman
and J. E. Wymau secretary. committee Of
three, consisting of R. VI. Brett, G. C. Fairfield
and J. E. Wyman was appointed to solicit SUBJ
scriptions 10 aid in main tanning the Indian ex-
petition under command of Captain Fleming
The fullest sympathy and desire to Cooperate in
the movement was manifested by the citizens
present, and also by the people of Hydesville,
who subscribed literally. We have no later ad-
vices than the 9Th, and are not aware of the re-
suit Of the movement. But the object for which
the volunteers entered the field has been accom-
plisbed, and debt Of some five hundred dollars
remains to be liquidated. This, in justice to the
men who took the field at low pay, and the par
ties who furnished subsistence supplies to the
expedition, must be paid. The interests of Hum
boldt county, in common With our own, have
been advanced by the success of Fleming's COM
mand' and it remains for the people of Humboldt
to say whether Trinity shall foot the bill thus
contracted. They have manifested their willing
ness to aid and an opportunity is now afforded
them to render it in the manner originally inten-
ded. We hope it will be forthcoming.
The squaws captured after the recent fight say
that there are thirteen more unfrendly Indians
all armed, in the Grouse creek country, and not
more than half days travel from Fort CASTOR.
Fleming expresses his willingness to 60 after and
exterminate them when Spring opens, if they can
be found outside the Reservation. This is the
only hope of getting rid of them, and that final
disposition may be made of these depredating
bands, it is to be hoped that the people of Hum
boldt county will at once render the required aid
The enemy is common one, and in the matter of
destruction of property that county has perhaps
suffered more than our own. A. D. Bayles, of
Hay Fork, is Treasurer of the Citizens Associa-
ton Of this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-12-19

The CHRISTMAS TREE.-We believe the several
committees have discharged their respective du-
ties, and that everything necessary has been or
will be done to make the Christmas Eve occasion
q happy one for the children at least Some one
hundred and seventy-hve dollars were subscribed
ior investment in presents, and it is intended
that no waiting and anxious little ones shall 20
away disappointed, as was the case last year
whoever desires to make presents through the
%edium OF the Christmas tree, are requested to
nave the articles, carefully enclosed, at the The
alter early on Thursday (24th). Young and old
viii be granted this privilege, and are Requested
to take advantage of it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-12-19

ARRIVAL OF THE Ox-TEAM MAIL.-Several hum
dred bags of delayed nail matter passed through
Sacramento last week, having come over the
railroad from Wadsworth, to which point it had
been brought by ox-teams from Austin. por-
ton of this mail was received at the Weavervile
Office on Monday night, having been consider
ably more than a month on the way. Mr.. Ober-
deener came in for good share of illustrated
news matter, and to him we are indebted for
Hdrpers Weekly, Leslie's illustrated, the Chimney
Corner, Bazaar and Literary Album.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-12-19

Cosrs AND IxyUNcTios.-In the case of Hoad-
ley VS.. Lowden, which lately came before the
District Court in Shasta county, Judge Garter
LIST week ordered q judgment of one dollar dam.
ages and cost3 of suit entered against defendant
and An injunction perpetually restraining the
collection of toll on the portion of road in dis.
pute. The disputed territory is that portion Of
the weaverville and Shasta Wagon Road from
Packers Point" to the Tower House in Shas.
IA county, which is shown by the records of that
county to have been declared public highway
years before the Weavervile and Shasta toll roa d
was contemplated. The decision sets . long
vsxed question at rest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-12-19

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