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SIG4CIOT'$ CITS or GO1H.IH ".

SIG4TIOT'& GITS or GOIU.l ".
In New York black eats aI,. really al
Il premium. y certain dry goods prince
has il black one. which pelchc> generally
ON the ann chair behind The >cIcci hcic
the photographs are. i'll his private of
lice. down town. There i Il rllmor that
he j. very fond OF this eat. and employ g.
who dr>iIc to win his Favorable opinion
seek every opportunity of in%latating
themselves with the cat. This. how
ever. i doubtful. This black eat posses
>e> II" special talent. and j. altogether
very inferior /" Mr.. Theodulc Clark :.
This gentleman has Il wholesale wine
and liquor store on Broadway. between
Houston and Blcerker streets Here
are Two immense eats one purely black.
the other completely white. The black
is remarkably good tempered. and will
stand on his hind legs. jump over hands
or through Il small hoop. climb the wall
for Il cracker. NEW loudly when ordered
tn speak. and perform smn'rl other
dextlorl> exploits. When amy one enters
with whom he is acquainted. he will
Immediately jump on the counter. place
his fore paws on his friends shoulders.
rub his head gently against his mouth.
and then tip his hat of by knocking the
hlim up suddenly with his head. This
is great accomplishment. and the eat
is highly priced. SNOW ball. who is even
larger than the black. is unfortunately
like almost all Gals of that color. Ncly
that white eats are bonn deaf and in
their kittemhuod suffer 81 much from
children thai their tempcIs are prrmla-
neatly >ourcd. This WAS the ease with
Mr.. Clalkc'S SNOWFALL. The children
diSco\ erng her iniilmitN. used To poilnct
upon her from behind. whirl her high IN
the air. and pull her tail IN the most cN-
aSpcrIiin" way. The consequence wa,
that she WAS haniShed to the store
/ "ii'it. ''iiIS "ihi'itNtt'. Nii' &c" l'
an immense size. But her temper w.s
inetricVahly ruined and nothing can
induce her To respond To the advance,
of amy one save hen. master. The black
cat pinned 81 when he was left alone thai
he Wa> sent 10 The store also from motive,
of compassion. One of the Grinnell>
who has shipping office in South street
has also Il fine gray cat. with brautitn
stripes. This cat is immensely fat. al,
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I'lI.'~ Mistress.

"llrrr l. Il liitlr I'm lost hcl>clt. I.uy-
nnI. said :! small street boy /" the old
,Lilur in Dark street.
And pu- too. SAID the little one.
How is it Yea carry Pug. when he
ln,, two more lc"> to carry him than
.nu have. IuN lutte lad, ,! asked the
Tailor.
-'.Ihn>r Iw" more lrg, ar the ones
ihIt ruined hiu away after TIA" bad
dogs. GUESS. ANSWERED the little lady:
land ruined after him. and don't
know where i.
Nv hat j. >nuI m:Im, - asked the old
lt;,u.
"fapa> darling. she >ald.
BuI VII" l. papa
II" IL darling l'Ila a'ld 'h' H'i"
one
wv mere ii" \"" me" "'"'" the
mall ""\'
In mouse. ana me I'''''N' al "'>''
al" IN" 'hlI"'
q" must ""' l'' ''i't' ""@H' >''''
'h' "I" man. N'i'l'"ft 'H"> It's Ice
al" "t dog ~ Ion my self CIV" {"
vide berth /" dogs.
he htilr E'd\ l""h"t 'hr"li''iIN up
thi" The "ld tailor : lace. III spite "l MS
severe Views. "Nnd na\h' We come
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JONATHAN q. wILLAKpS ESTATE.

JONATHAN q. WILLARD : ESTATE.
~ STATE az VERNON IiLEpuNIA pISIEI, -
In Irnhaie Court. held N the Pr"hItr DffiT" Ia
-. JohnshurN. i'll said district the llth dIN 81
November y. u. ISL.
Albert q. Chadwick, executor ct the las; i'll
aud testament al Jonathan q. " llird late oi 81
.l"hTslIrN. i'll said district deceased. presents his
administration account for examination and allow
ancc and makes application for Il decree of diStrI
button ami partition of the estate Of said deceased
WhcIcupum. il - ordered lay said Court. that said
account and said application lac referred Ia Il
sion of said Court To he held II the Probate Office
said -. bloomsbury ON 1nr iih day oI DrCcmbtr
i. u. lc1l for hearing and decision ihrV"n And il
iulIhrr ordered that notice hereof he .iNtn TO
all persons interested. 10y publication al the :inc
three weeks ssivcly in the Calcd"nian. \
paper published AZ 81. bloomsbury. prev iuuS 10 said
Inr appointed for hearing. that they may appear
said time and place and show cause. il amy they
have. whv said account should h"I lee ALLOW al
and -toh decree made.
l;N the toult. Attest.
ASA l.. FRENt'l .Iudsr 0i Probate
\ copy of Record. Attest
no.: ASA L. FRENCH. .udY t ii Probate.
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Sheen for Sale.

I he subscriber has Just returned from Inadi
with Il chuir,. lot of SHEEP AND Ian ut the
G"IswOld and Leicester breeds which hr offers t"I
sale reasonable prices. Please call s""n-tirsi
come first served. MOSES III y l LEY.
81. JuhnShIry Centre. VT. DCt. -, Isl. III
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House & Small Farm for Sale.

Inc .IOlm Morse place. Consisting Of a tw0-stolN
house and ont buildings. and ah"nt ID acres oi
land situated in the village of 81. JnhnsbhIy ten
ire is offered tor sale. There is good sprn wafer
running Ia both house and BAN. All the land l.
about the buildings. level accessible easily work
ed and in a good state of cultivation.
The place is desirable for any one who wants Il
small place in quiet village. convenient IL church
and schools. As the trains rum scholar, can
attend the ~. Johnshury Academy. "r ia" fil@h
School IN the Plain from this village. and board at
home.
For particulars enquire "f &. NJ ~G"ST Al this
,,thrr or ON th,. lT.r,isr- -:iIi
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber. the account al i'll health. offers
his farm ur sale containing -. acres ut good Land
with gnDd house and shed. aud three barns AM:
sheds all IN GOOD repair and good Running water Ia
jIuusr and barns 1t is ui the hest dairy 81
stock farms in northern Vermont, and Will H. sold
low and pay mrnts pari down and the balance on
time /" sui purchaser. ...,....,
EEtSrUS WOODRUFF
Newark. SEPT. ~. lc.l SIT
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Chicago and the Great CONFEDERATION.

\ cnn"i~c history ii tn FAST ct hi, m"~i "ou
.lrrin t.. cities. aud detailed r:rum~tlnli:l ani
vivid account IL destruction I.y in, with ~cru'-
incidents Ar. Ky Mr~~r-. CLuBiI:I y CHAM
BERLIN. C.i> l.di;"i~ ii iir.r." II .'.tn.. !rA.
illustrated fInm ru"!".r,''.1~ ttl'n "n i:.' -,.,r.
Agru,- Wanted Address
I'M 1. Z WENT = ALm.LLA - W. NJ
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quietly. Il '>pccted You. And that
the WAY the little one VAS found.
rhiiT'> Paper.
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Small Farm for Sale!

Tor sale, the loci Hastings place hclom"iII Il"
the MON School lislrirt ~. .IGhshury and ~tlI-
..trd MIL, from the depot. cOuriiuiu. about
IoiIV trt-s - the best land in town.
y. J. WILLARD
II. i"!im.huIy. Jan. l. Isl IN
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INSISTING al about SIAiN acres. situated i'll Ihr
\ ilic "t -. Iuhu>biITN. .thuut thTrci"uI I!- "t
mile FROM the junction al the Pa-sumI,-ic and Port
land y ugdrnshur- Railroad. same distance from
,.i!Licrn>. Ar. Dn, fun ia mile from schuul. h.
rapid gIow ia al tn, village .I cdl renders gust,
pant "i la. fam valuable Tor buildu. lots nr
" l" ur pat al lie, farm viii hc sold /" >Hit par.
sha>rI-. IrIm-. CIV hail down. halhn'r "u mort.
gagr. For Particulars. address "r cLli upon The
-ub-rrihrr. FREDERICK HtGBEE.
Il .iuhli ,hutt Nu,. / i-sl. Han!
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MARY DAVIS-S ESTATE.

MARY y. DANISS ESTATE.
vi STATE Of VERMONT ESSEN DISI RICT
In Probate Court held at Guildhal within and
for said district. on the 10th day Of Nov cnhcr y H.
ISL
Ery. Jacob Evans. administration upon the estate
nt Mary \. Davis, late of Bloomfield. in said dis
IIct, deceased presents his adminis
for examination and allowance. and makes apIUa-
lion tuI decree Of distribution and partition al ti,
estate Of said deceased.
" hcreupon. il is ordered by said court that said
account and said application he referred To session
of said court to he held al the probate office III said
Guildhall. On the LIST day of Dec ~ d. ISL for hear
ing and decision thereon And il is further ordered
that notice he given to all persons interested, by
publication of the same three weeks successirclN
III the taledonian, newspaper published M ~.
Johnsbury. previous said time appointed iur
hearing. that they may appear III sad time and
place and show cause, if any they may have. why
said account shunld not be allowed and such de
made. BN the Cont. Attest.
aUg4 WA. II. HARTSHORN. Judge OF Probate
70 PURIFY THE BLOOD. CSE
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CotSwoIdS for Sale.

Tw" Years olda yeaIin-s and Lamb, cont
lnising the celebrated ram, compton Lad. alN"
Il few hIrrlin. ewes and eve lamh~.
H. NJ. II All.
I.l-I RIlhr VI. SOM. -. III.
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ID. Il Y. Pr,rce ui Bufi.,." y. !. sic ln"Ins'-
I"I vi In. S,.c tar.;lIh Remedy. "h'~' nIIn' -
printed the MIarl,,! G" ii,r -rn"'n' has i"i "''l
THEE N,al. oil, red iiI"u-h nearly tN~iN ~!.L
l"r a The United STATES 4, -I,nd.n. i'waid al 81"
len :, ,.,~r al ata.lh the IA, ,d which h, 'tlrm'i
,uIr / hat tee ma JI,.',rd in"r~anG- "i '.>r- md
hL'! ,Llm> presented III: ;h'- IvN.'a !''''" an
one =" II" las n.ad'. ih"'"i=h use ii h~ Ia Ills 81
,.:, -Ir"n- ui conclusive e i"n'' il-' h' i".--
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Ih,t tarIl. E,nrd, is ~...d DO, .,,I d.u--'-l -'tr
IL, In.,l 81, I,crIri "I ~iNIt CENTS. -
EOHILI'> lDEEHII>I US.
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~uuaIrd mite from Lyndon and
half miles from i.Nnd"nN lie. un~i-t~ al L. acres
t.uod Land. wcll fenced and wItrrrd. buildings IA
GOOD repair. aud 4 ..nud. nuiu,.i "l tidti TI,t~.
Pine. Low. AID Terms easy.
in,iu ul thu -Ht-Crihtr uu ;I.. llrI.iia,-
+. ". CARPENTER.
Lyndon, lie uc;. 10. Isl. IN
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FOUR DOLLARS FOR ONE

I'Oj' |: Don lES TOR TWO '-EN'rN new suh~rIlh-
i 81 to the Burlington tNI.I F." Press .ri~ tie
hest Weekly in the State iuI and - beautiful
laI r Steel Engraving. for :: and stamps i"i l'~i
:i.,. On pi,Illr. Try il
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Wood Wood!
For Sale! NV Homestead,

l.. Z. WOODBURY. will deliver it-IucI SAL
WOOD ia the Village Al i per Crfd. lie "Iil also
dn l"I,iH. al all kinds.
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BURNETT'S
COCAINE

: compound of CocoG-5lH OF. d.. Acbn"mlrd--
r,i he J.Ei plon0i5' at gI",rb dai LtJ"ft Of III,
hr'r. JOE. BURNETT \ co. Boston, Mass.
sold 10y all druggists. Bscor' ~ ,"ii"ti",s.
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PATENTS i rE"r!. :" y. M N.Y. l.. CO.

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GOOD PRINTING.

pal'c'. r,mlni,t AID I.-s. r..ni'i.. ..ni hN..n.
.,'-.. IA ur.. .li.,. 70
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

New GUARD.-Passng by the Court House the
other evening, we heard considerable noise and
upon opening the hall door discovered that Peter
Paulsen's black COW had been shut in. Suppos-
Ing that Pete had placed her there as an addi-
uonal guard to the county treasury, we quietly
closed the door and passed on.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

Our CONDITION During the past week the
sky has been overcast with dark clouds; fine
shower of rain has fallen on the lowlands the
high mountains have already donued their Win
ter's robe of snow; our people are hopeful and
have good reason to expect that the present will
be good mining season-such one as Old
Trinity has not experienced for number of
years. Three dry Winters in succession have
proved severe test to mining sections gener-
ally, but in this county we have stood it and
now await better times as an adequate reward
for our patience and perseverance. Our miners
upon whose labors every other branch of in
dustry in this section depends-have not been
id!e, even though they have failed to receive an
nually the abundant supply of water that they
so much desired. A great deal of prospecting
has been done within the past few years, and
number of new and rich claims have been par
TALLY opened which will be extensively worked
this Winter for the first time. Those who al
ready possessed mining claims known to be val
liable have improved the time by fitting them up
in the best possible working order, in anticpa-
tion of wet Winter. Reservoirs have been
Dullli ullCneS nave Deen Jug, new HumPS nave
been laid and old ones re-blocked, hydraulic pipe
has been procured and placed in position, drifts
have been run in order that banks may be more
easily caved when water comes, and blasting has
been successfully introduced to some extent.
From every section of the county comes the glad
tdngs that miners to-day better prepared
for work than ever before, and now that water
will soon be available, gold dust will be taken
out in very short time Although business
has not been as thriving of late as might be
wished, our merchants have nevertheless sue
seeded admirably in making their payments.
Traders throughout the county have laid in their
usual supplies of Winter merchandise and at
the present time the credit of Trinity county
merchants, as it always has been, is equal If not
better than that of those doing business in my
other county in the State. With the opening of
the mining season, money will become plenty,
business more brisk, and the old " hard times !"
disappear.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

HOTEL ARRIVALS, during the rast week. have
been as follows New York-George Lowrey,
Red Bluff S. Jeans, Tehama. Empire-Timo-
thy Madden and wife, French Gulch. Union
NJ Evans. Siskiyou.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

Chas W. Twanbly to Abial W. Smith-Mining
claim on Reading Creek-$l4O.
W. G. Drnkwater to NJ. B. Parln and R. b.
Wells-Water ditch taking water from the East
Fork of Hay Fork-$l50.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18
LETTER FROM CANON CITY.
CANON City, November IA lS'

CANON City, November 10, 1871.
EDITOR JoURNAL.-Not having much else to do
Tor the past few days, | have been taking obser-
vationS Of the mines in this section. With one
or two exceptions, the miners are ready and
waiting for water. The Wolff Brothers and c..
J. Foran have fitted up claim on East Fork.
and have been to great expense in cutting bed
rock, laying pipe, etc. Baumgartner Il Co.
have put their claim in splendid order and only
await the first shower to commence operations
Sheriff Co. have been very busy for the past
ten days repairing their fume in all the weak
places and putting it in order to supply the de-
mand for water the coming Winter. Mr. c.
Dannenbrink is laying l 900 feet of iron pipe,
and will soon have it completed Conrad has
also imported pair of geese, and we may all
dream of feather beds and downy pillows from
this time H. c. Wilt & Co., on Mognl hill,
are working in their tunnel night and day, and
have already made about 60 feet. One hundred
and fifty kegs of powder are to be used, and
when Hank gets that charge we'll tamped in the
tunnel and touches it off, the Great Mogul will
probably think that resurrection day has come
If this blast comes up to the antcpatous of the
miners here, I-have no doubt out what several
will be put in next season, as there are a num-
Der of banks of like character on the Creek
The citizens of Canon Creek Road District
are not only surprised but entirely out of sorts
at the late action of the Honorable Board of Su-
pervisors Personally, no one has anything to
say against the gentleman who received the ap-
pointment as Road Overseer, so far as his char
acter or ability is concerned, but we would like
to know what right those living in other Dis
tricts have to meddle with our local affairs.
The petition sent was proof positive that we
wanted a Road Overseer and that the people
had choice as to who should receive the APP
pointment. For Board of Supervisors to ut
terly ignore a petition from the people, when
there is none in opposition to it, is ealing
them with contempt or, in other words, plainly
telling us that we do not know what we want
and are not capable Of governing our own local
affairs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

MONEY FoUND.-Johnny Hueston is " lucky
cuss." He is always finding something valuable
and never finding an owner. On the way to
Lewiston, one day this week, over the old trail
and on horseback, he heard something jingle.
Looking behind him, he discovered, lying in the
trail, some pieces of money. Dismounting, he
began gathering them up and collected together
something over one hundred dollars, and also
found the purse, which was rotton. The coin
we are told, was rusty and had the appearance
of having been lost for long time. Johnny
will cheerfuly give up the money to any one
who can prove that it was their property.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18
BE Guided by what you Know.

There is old proverb which says, Experience the
safest guide To this guide the sick and ang naturally
when casting about for the Of relief The in
qure what medicine has done for others before they adopt
themselves Ofal the remedies and preventves in
Hosteter's Stomach Bters meets the test most triumphant
ly and hence its immense popularity and vast sales The
sufferer from indigestion is to find his
friends who has been cured of that ament by the famous
vegetable stomachc The victim of fever and ague liver
complaint constipation, prosraon general de-
y, has only make inquiry in the neighborhOod where
resides order to discover what this standard restorative
effected in similar to his In the published
testimony merits he will find volume of proofs of its
sanitary properties which it impossible for his
resist lie tries it, and the effect produces his
system adds another the host of witnesses in its favor
Thus reputation founded facts, not assertions eontin
uay grows and spretds Charaans and imposers Of
them local trsters and others who take somewhat
wider range attempt thrust into the hands aud down the
throats Of nvas their haphazad cnncoctions as subt
tute for the tonic which for many years has been medic
na staple throughout the United satos Spanish America
Canada and West Indies but only succeeded to very
limited extent In this reasoning age, the people having
what really deserving of their confidence de-
| cline running after strange gods" nov Him,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

MORE NFw GooDs. has been receiving
an extra large lot of merchandise this Fall, and
wants people TO know it, Consequently he ad-
vertses them in the JOURNAL. This week, his
receipts consist of dried fruit, canned fruit,
cured meats, butter, lard, beans and great
many other necessary articles. In fact, Lang
has a complete assortment of everything in his
line and desires us to say that he will sell at the
lowest possible prices. Read his advertisement
published this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

THE ExnIBlTIoN.-The Closing exercises of the
School Exhibition, on last Friday evening, were
equally as interesting as those of the evening
previous, and the whole affair reflects great
credit upon both teacher and scholars. Many of
the recitations, dialogues and character repre-
sentations exceedingly well rendered, and
it would be difficult to determine which of the
scholars really did the best. Inasmuch as COM
ments have been made and Mr.. Ashorook, the
teacher has received credit therefor, he desires
us to say that he has neither made any comments
upon the merits of the exhibition nor has he
suggested any, further than to state that the
schol ars, one and all, did remarkably WE'LL
The exhibition closed with social dance, in
which the little folks took an active part and
succeeded in amusing both themselves and spec
tators.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

New OFFICERs.--John r. Driver has furnished
us with the following list of officers recently in
stalled in Canon City Lodge No. 392, |. 0. G. T:
Charles Wilson, W. G. T.; Mrs. A. NJ. Flowers,
W. R II. S Mrs. Anna Roach, W. L. H. S.;
Miss Mary E. Gilzean, W. V. T.; John P Grant,
W. S Alex. Chilean, W. A. S.. Wm, Guthrie,
w. F. s.; 0. P. Grant W. T.; W. w. Allen, W.
NJ; H. Hostmeyer, W. D. NJ; @. Wolsky, W. l.
G.; james Gilzean, W. o. G.; o. L. Slack, W.
c John R. Driver, P. W. c. 7.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

FROM NEvADA.-We take the liberty of making
the following extract from IL private letter re-
ceived at this Office from W. b Clothier, late of
junction City, and dated Virginia City, Nevada,
November 9th; g. lately came to this place
and intend locating. There are several old
Trinitarlans here, among whom are r. A. Fagg,
Jack Hulse, John Jones, blacksmith, Dave Gal
lagher, and two or three others. John P. Jones,
Hank Jones and several others Of the Jones fam
lily are here. Since leaving Weaverville, | have
Travelled considerably and finally brought up
here consider this place ahead of any other
on the Pacific coast at present. Times are lively
and money is plenty, owing, suppose, to the
fact that immense bodies of rich ore have lately
been struck deeper than ever before worked
1t is calculated that in two mines-the Grown
Point and Becher there are at least for
ty millions of dollars in sight. | have been all
through these mines as deep as the ,300-foot
level, and the ore certainly looks well. The re-
cent strikes have given a new impetus TO busi-
better than they have been for several years
was Dragging on this climate when | first came
here, but in the last two or three days I've be-
gan to weaken on it il blows down into a fell
lows boots too much, and they tell me the ice
gets very thick here in Winter. am very sorry
to leave Trinity county, as it appears more like
home to me than any other place, but think
my head is shaped better for making money in
Nevada, so shall stop here a WHILE"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
REAL ESTATE SALES.

For THE WEEK ENDING Nov. II, 1871.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

PRIvATE ScHooL.-The Trustees have given
notice that the Public Schools of this District
will not be opened again until about the first of
March next. Mr. T. p. Ashbrook will begin a
term of Private School next Monday. Don t
fail to send the little ones. Give them an OPP
portunity to learn more rather than to forget
what they have learned by keeping them at
at home during the long vacation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-11-18

New GLoBE.-Several weeks ago the citizens
of Weavervlle subscribed $40 for the purchase
of globe for the use of the Public School. TIE
money was forwarded to San Francisco, and last
week fine sixteen-inch globe arrived. When
Mr.. Lang opened the box containing it, the juve-
niles ranged around and "gazed long with
wondering eye" They had never seen the world
before and were naturally very much excited.