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Z. B. SPENCE & SONS PEMBROKE SHIRT Is
made of superior material and warranted TO fit
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention Of meI
chants, clerks Of courts, sherns lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered a.
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for tha
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds or JOB
fRryTLNa. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bili-lIeads Ietter-Iiea Irocraumes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-BIlls, Catalogues
Bills OF Fare, snow Bills Checks Drafts, &c, &c
Satisfaction guaranteed. .s 80 p ~
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ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN GENTLEMEN
GOODS ut +. i. SPENCE & SONS. ssj l.ast4 -
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HUsT1NGs CouRT.-Ihis court was engaged
in the; transaction Of civil business ycster-
ln -
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GrsrLyMEN NcoNgEMPLATING ORDERING
shirts should try InyIst & Co IS lipnc Yoke. !
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7 SPRING OPENING OF ALL THE LATE STYLES OF
HATS for men and boys at p. WEIsIGkR & Co.'S.
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NORTH BRfTIsH I - ':st ,,a
4 /. !. MERCANTILE iNsYEAscE 10 COMPANY
I. i. LONDON AND EDINBuRaH,G g. B. III ]


taptal $io,eooeos IN gotI; invested In the Unitea
Virginia $4,000 10 United States bonds.
Having been appointed agents to the aboye-nafned
co;npany prepared 10 Issue Its policies against
loss or daipnga by Ere bHhtngs merchandise arf
personal property Of all kinds, On the most liberal
Lose eqmtably adjusted and promptly paid a
-, 81 =. =. ID. N. WALKER h CO.,
OCT 4t. II 8tfr No. l0fs Main street &
DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
M OF LIyEkPouL AND LOEp0N: -
deposited with Treasurer Of virsinia. sss.s.
IMPERIAL FIRE NSURANCECOMPANY,O OF
$3.50 LONDON -
Deposited With Treasurer OF virsinls, 10000.
Shareholders personally responsible FOR the obj
cations of the above companies. ., So i 49,
Representing the above Sfauneh Old English COM
panies, we solicit the patronage Of the public upon
their upgies.ionable security, prompt and liberal
;ettlepleIit of all claims, snd. heavy income. -
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE g Co, Agents,
7zs .l = No. 11US Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE IISEsg INsgRA&GE 3 h|,I CoAPANa,
CASH ASSETS: OVER S00. 0.0O0,O0O. y.
Cash dividends, sarrpaSstng all others, at FIRST
and eetry anniversary 0f pollcies.dl ~ Z" si.
tremi1ms payable annually, semirannuatiy, and
FG.rtrrly. @
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
''' n'1u ~ JOHN FL. CLAIDoRNE, agent, -,
se2l No. 10S Main street.
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twill be seen from the above that there
was an Increase in enrolment of 4s, and Of
average daily attendance of, 12S over that of
February. The percentage OF attendance
in February was 8S; in March, 81. es.,,..
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FnAYsER MAKES THE BEST WORK IN TIE ctfS
gnd only half-prtce;
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AUCTION SALES THts DAY.

On all sales OF real estate made betscse th6 fst OF
~ january and aot ~ June the t1res for tts pre-
III sent year baretg be pGid bgHte purchaser. On
of the year the kdres haze to be paid 6Y the Seer.
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IsEEDsMEN. PyORIsTs. &c.S Z.
U UDsON's IMPROVED DOUBLE

This CORN, which hIT. Ed. w. Hudson has been
carefully cultivatng and improving for several
years, produced last year on some very rfcf bott0-
on The Orange. Alexandria and Manassas railroad,
the enormous yield of ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY BUSHELS PER ACRE IL was twcn-
ty eight barrels 10 the acre and itsleled six BUSH
els and three quarts to the barrel. Most of the stalks
had two ears many three, some four. and one stalk
had seven ears upon it-this stalk was exhibited At
the Lynclburg Fair, where the corn took a preml-
tinl-and las been seen with admiration and aston
ishment BY hundreds of persons. $50.
Afidayits Ia tie above facts have been made by
Mr. Hudson and sols, all of them hard-working aud
Industrious farmers, csti'nable and reliable mcn.
They arc tenants upon the OAK hidge estate: -.
-! = ! WILLIAM L. MILES, Oak Ridge.
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q, f}}is;rNNURANEE f}} COMP PANEEG.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND sMARIEE
~ III pIssuRANCEscosapaNY, sea s4e
!. .saoe, ,oeol sunfLys !. ,.sase.oeo

}3.af y ~ s..T.------ "a sS5Ets5 z
This company Offers the best security tts policy
boilers at fair prices. tx "a
|, Successful for forty y-one years. ~ ~ a
ONCE, No. 1918 alainssf RieRnonags
,'ssE sssB W. IL. COMA RblN, F'resident.s
~ REAT WESTERN INSURANCE COM
NJ PANY, OF NEW ORLEANS. :
. ASSETS 1sr JANUtAR.Y, is7s. S27s, ,6et. 81.
tleaoo In United States Bo.ss depOsited with Trea-
- a. sg.rer or Virginia.
I Policies issued on BUILDINGS; :MERCHAN-
Disc, and other iHsurabfe properly.
J. B. MARTIN, Mansger,
sSA1.FE log Main street. Norfolk. Va.
spj;.a@3 y COULLiECf & MEADss Agents, y: ~
.sss,,: i0Of, corner. Bank and Tenth streets, ,.s
fe II-7rl p 80: Sst'5s 49,. Rfchmond, Ya.s
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\ N,IlNN LINE, STEAMERS. azkETA

SAILING
AVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
"a 'rlg.r- hu,,k.i TO aud from railway statioDe
81 a'.lpurts IN England, Ireland. scotland. Norway,
Hr''n. lrmmark. Germany, France, Holland, Bel
NG'u- .uIH Ia" United States.
.'.ln tAr. from New York 10 London, Liverpool
j. .'--'". "r berry. hy Wednesdays steamer, 500
iN >,luriayS steamer, S,5 and S75.
tNrir-I"n tickets. Sl2G. All payable In currency
i,-- .,g''r> '","h.d DIRECT from Palermo, Genoa,
VI 'ui and Trieste 10 New York.
'r'.'u. >!lo: ,'"'r.g". S5S. Payable In currency.
ia!iu!tiler Information applyio
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green. N. T.. or
i. ". WYATT, Agent,
- Stnv"Tnrr street. Richmond, Va.
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Public Schools Intendent
Blniord announces that the public schools
will be closed on the 18th and l4thiinstants.
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| i"iTNlNG-RODS.-W continue to put
= ,.p COPPER and GALVANIZED IRON
,I,i Ming RODS In ibe verv best n,anoer aDdal
, 'm:' We nrc uhlik" rettdtcrs In this business.
me- shouId Imps:n 10 oar work VIC can al
- '"n'f II BOZ Main str, ct.
"'' % tiii Az. II q. & A. BARHAMIN.
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JAPANESE DRESS GOODS AT EVERY PRICE TO
suit all ut LEVY BROTHERS. sr.9 :9 ,silEs Is.
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= R1oHMosD BANKiNa Avb Insurance cox-
rANY.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the. Richmond Banking and ln-
surancs Company was held in the hall fof
their banking house yesterday at IL M., W.
G. Paine, Esq, was called 10 the chair, and
John F. c.. Potts Unsupported secretary.
The Presidents annual report was read,
and showed very satisfactory business for
the past year. IN. a, .s,,f ..s,....r,.,..
The stockholders elected the following
Board of Directors for the ensuing year :
John B. Davis, John A. BeIpin, Joseph Hall,
Judge w. w. Crump. T.W. boswell, u. Fl.
Frayser, George A., Hundley, Charles Camp
bell, and Charles Philips. ..f..r..,, 49,.
The Board subsequently met and unani-
mously reelected John y. Davis, Esq, presi-
dent for another year. 46 si'ss& f4.a :-...s' +,
The Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company Is one Of the most prosperous in.
stltutions Of our city, and its success is, due
in no small measure to the good Judgment
and efficiency Of its officers. 00ss = 10 u
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r,I l,'NS

~, TAN-PAIERS.-For sale, COU-
I..>- EFrElytKLE FOR TAXES AND ALL
nays u TIE STATE.
X. II: MAURY & CO,
.,-rm No. 10l4 Main street.
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z FIRE IN PRINCE EDWARD CouSTY.-We
learn from passengers vi arrived here late
last night that a large quantity of cord
wood, lying on the line Of the Richmond and
Danville railroad, was consumed by IRE yes
terday afternoon. 1t is estimated that about
800 or 900 cords were thus consumed. The
fire communicated to the railroad track and
destroyed it for considerable distance, the
heat soiwarping and twisting the iron as to
prevent the passage of ihe trains until iron
could be brought from Il distance to replace it.
AS soon as possib after the fire was disco
,yered hands were put to work, and the trains
passed over after delay of several hours. /,
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iNekSon county, 0,oit: 7 jtyH'+.ts ~;
This day appeared before me. Alexander Fortune,
notary public for said county, N. w. Hudson. r: =.
the above certificate.
Given under my hand This .8th day of November,
1871 ALEXANDER .fOtIU ~. II
For sale by GARTH & WHITE and j. w. RI
SON. Richmond, Va. Price, 50 per bushel. '''s
uy,0
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We ccrlif, that the corn exhibited by T.. w. Hud-
son at LynChurg fair was raised upon the land of
w. p Miles, and measured twenty -eieht barrels 70
the acre :iand ten bushels Of ears aferbclng shciled
measured six bushels and three quarts Of shelied
corn, or one hundred and seventy bushels and i've
Given under our hands this estb day. OF November,
Isf2. - l.. w. HUDSON, ,sf 81 s..
, - ig' ss.t f.. f. HUDSON,
- - ....-, BENJAMlE SIMPSON. L
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SHIFTING cAMBgIc, ONLY SHILLING ZEE
yard, al LEVY BROTHERS a j.5ss3 ts pcS
ADVERTISING IN HUSTInGToN.-Thc newspa-
pers published in Huntington have an extensive
circulation through the country which Is opened TO
Richmond r,y the completion Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio raflroad. M. ELLysoN & Co. are authorized TO
make contracts for advertising in both papers atlow
rales. Z; stu -tt .ztll = 's'tss' 80 Z
LEvY BnorHERs HAVE BUT ONE PRICE, AND
that the lowest. ~ II ~, J,
PEMsRokE SHIRTS, PEaBRoKs SHIRTS. !.
made to order bv Il 80 y 7Fstss
E b. SPENCE a. soN, ftai az
Merchant Tailors, 3SaSgi =
.T.s..;,z h; 1900 Main street, 1856
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8ichntond 1ispatllr.lr,

PATCH ~ LARGE Ek THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION 0E ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. sY4 vs.. .-,sc.i
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"I'rE "t fowiIATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY,l
September 2lSt, 1872. !
"'N>iGNEES OF FREIGHTfsIsNa
hN lh- n" hereby notified that esass...ssssss
' 'rI after til. date all freight arriving by tiieiI
.''i'H'r.. u:".- moved within twelve hours after
.'4'i. viii IN stored al their risk aud expense.
~ 'ui.r- aTlive MONDAYS. THURSDAYS, AMI
~ ! HbAh : AT d o'clock A. NJ.
v-t WILLIAM l.. RRETT. Agent.
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pH l. 4 ID + l. PHiA, RICH NA
tlu\n. AND NORFOLK EAM-ss1sssEssAS
WI ", LINE.-Fuk pHIi.ApELPHIA TWICE a
"li k.-Nteamcrs NORFOLK. EMPIRE, and >.
"t;:.EN, COMPRISING this line, will leave kicli-
h' 'd every MONDAY and THURSDAY Ut i:
""ck NJ. amt Philadelphia every WEDN ESDA1
ta4 Ait RDtf al the same hour, alternately.
Frlghio received daily (Suudays excepted) for al,
u"i- Of Pence Nana, New Jersey, and delaware,
a.~' I,'r ca dicst"i, Savannah. and New Orleans
HH&til!s "i i"ng NigIri through.
t''I"hl LIhru i"r Norfolk al moderate rates.
,.,7:'*r !" rhlG'delgta;. inclmding meals sno
No 2Io.I Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM 4. CLYDE & Co. Agents,
Nc. IL South Wharves,
va: No. II North Wharycs Philadelphia.
t,'h III ' POOL AND <nf@A
- - N>rrWN, iNMAN LINE OF ssEssssexseesss
WI. STEAMERS. SAILING FROM NEW
l"i:k EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
,., NArLe OT rAsSAGE:
h''" III H"i. l'ayiie In Currency.
"."i............S7, Stccrage. S3t
'..''h'Il............ 40 TO London. ........ 25
''iiN.,:.......... 50 TO Paris. sb
."'la ''iI 10 and from England, Ireland, an6
", "uihrul al moderate rates.
..i n 'GF!i'cr !ntorma,l9n, apply AZ the Companyf
~'''' JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
13 BrGadway, New York; or 70
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
= Richmond. Va
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Z II IVNAL LINE OF
STEAM AMSUII'S. sSz1isaezsAassa,
NfFkLY TO QUkENSTUWN AND LiN EK
fppL-FURTNIGHrLY TO AND FROM
LONDON DIRECT.
f:0n Piers Nos. IL and ~ North river.
iEr-e seamshi Is art the LARGEST IN THE TRADE
a"lH rassage... ana $6S, currency
CSos CuTTcllCys
'f''pa!d steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queens
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or London, $50, cur.
t.t"y.
lnr further information apply at the Company
.l.'", NJ. 90 Brosdway,
F. ". j. HURST, Manager,
or to JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
~ u No. 3 Governor street, RlchmOnd. Va.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-29

The MoDoC FARCE is apparently hav-
ing most Unprecedented run. The
Immortal forty seven" tar-heads con-
tinue to hold the people of the United
States at bay. One or two more persons
have been added to the Peace Commits
sion and present indications are that the
Commissioners will soon out-number the
Modocs. The troops are lying in wait at
respectable distance and said to be anx-
ious TO fight. A dispatch has been re-
ceived from Washington ordering the
commander to hold on and make peace
if it takes all Summer. One thing now
appears certain and that is that we are
not to get rid Of the ''immortal forty-sev-
en-" by war, but we have reason to be
grateful in full knowledge Of the prob
abilities that peace negotiations will be
kept up so long that the Modocs are liable
to die of old age. A dollars worth Of
powder and lead will go farther towards
making peace with these redskins than IL
million spent in the expensive luxury Of
Commissioners and peace negotiations.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-29
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

EXIT CALDWELL ENTER CLAYTON.
Kansas Senators appear to have been
placed in the front rank of Senatorial bri-
berry investigations. Pomeroy's term ex-
pired just in time 10 save expulsion or
perhaps some lesser punishment. The
case of Alexander Caldwell was taken up
and the evidence being so convincing
that conviction appeared certain, Mr.
Caldwell evidently thought that discre-
tion was the better part of valor and has
resigned his scat in the United States
Senate. Morton, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Elections has dropped the in
vestigation, deeming it not competent to
proceed against man who is not SEN
ator. Having thus rid the Senate of Mr..
Caldwell's presence, it was voted to next
take up the case of Powell Clayton, of
Arkansas. Thus has the work of cleans
the Senatorial Augean stables been inau-
gurated and it is to be hoped that the
Herculean task will be proceeded with
until the highest Legislative tribunal in
the land shall have been thoroughly
oleansed and returned to the purity of
other days, when such men as Webster,
Clay, Calhoun and Douglas were men,
bers of that body and when the fate of
Senatorial aspirants was decided by the
weight Of their brains rather than that Of
their purses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-29
NEW THIS WEEK.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
HUMBOLDT. CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
MARCH 18th, 1873.

MARCH 18th, 1873.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to
IN whom it may concern, that an APP
plication has been made by Christian +.
Wolsky and Charles White to the Gov
ernment of the United States for Patent
for the following described Gold Placer
Mining Claim, viz:
Known as the Prussian Placer Mine,
situated in Canon City and Red Flat
Mining Districts, Trinity County, State
of California, said claim being bounded
.as follows, to-wit lst course, by un-
claimed mining land I'd course, by mir
ing land claimed by a Chinese company ;
Sd course, by public land 4th, 9TH and
9th courses, by Il Graveyard 9TH course
by mining land claimed by Wolf and
Burger Sth course, by mining land
claimed by Francis 9th course by min
ing land claimed by the Hog EN- Com
pany 10th, llth and 18th courses, by
the Bed rock Tunnel Mine and more
particularly described as follows, to-wit :
On unsurveyeG land, commencing at the
4th initial station on an island in Canon
Creek, N2S0E 4.75 chains to the starting
corner of the claim, being the w corner
Of the Bedrock Tunnel Placer Mine !;
thence on the lst course S22030'E IL 80
chains set post in n mound Of rocks for
the 5 w corner of the claim I'd course,
N56'E 1900 chains set post in mound
of earth for S E corner of the claim Sd
course, Nl00E 1880 chains set post in
a mound of rocks fora corner 4th course
N630 w 3 "a chains set post in mound
OF rocks for corner 5th course, N230E
1.70 chains set post in a mound Of rocks
for a corner ; 9th course, S72o f 3.91 ch'ns
Il l..f,. l. T..
7th course, N23o30'E 4.23 chains inter-
sectcd Pine inches in diameter, mark
ed and established as the n L corner of
the claim Sth course, NS7o w $50 chains
intersected a Sugar Pine 80 inches in di-
n w corner of the claim 9th course,
S63 80 w $50 chains set post in mound
of rocks, it being the n w corner Of the
Bedrock Tunnel Mine 10th course, S
66030' 4 1l.25 chains to the n l. corner Of
the Bedrock Tunnel Mine, set post in a
mound of earth lth course $3.50 w IL.
70 chains to the S K corner of the Bed
rock Tunnel Mine, set post in n mound
of earth 18th course, West 12.35 chains
to and closing on the starting corner
containing 1861 acres. The corner COM
mon to Townships 32 and 33 North
Ranges, 8 and West, NJ ID NJ, bears S
1927 Il 1899 80 chains distant, which To-
Gates said claim in Township "a North
Range, IL West, NJ d NJ, Oh unsurveyed
land.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto, are hereby required to present
the same before the Register and Receiver
of the United States for Humboldt Land
District within sixty days from the pub
llShlup and hosting hereof
G. f. ROBERTS,,
mar29-6Od Register.
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u. S. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.

MARCH 2jth, 1873.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to
~ whom it may concern, that Thomas
Ryan, whose Post Office address is June
ton City, Trinity County, California, has
the United States for Patent to the fol-
lowing described Placer Gold Mining
Claim, viz: Known as the Tipperary
Placer Mine, situated in Oregon Gulch
Mining District, in Trinity County, State
Of California, and described on the Plat
and Field Notes on file in this office, as
follows, to-Wit:
Beginning ri a post in a mound Of earth
marked G y NJ and r, thence West wa
ration 1920 East l.50 chains to post
in mound Of rock marked X, on the
North boundary Of the Cleary and Nc
Carthy Placer Mine thence North go
West 4.55 chains to post in mound Of
rock, marked r thence South $40 West
5.20 chains to Quartz rock, S links long,
6 links wide and links above the surface
of the earth, marked with Il cross thus =
3 inches each way ; thence South go
. West 1925 chains to post in mound
of rock, marked r thence North 1872
West 4.50 chains to Il willow tree inches
in diameter, marked X thence North
10 East 800 chains to black oak, 28
inches in diameter, marked r.; thence
North so East 1900 chains to post in Il
mound Of rock, marked X 4; thence South
44' West 7.O4 chains to n post in a mound
Of rock, marked II thence South 100
East 1850 chains to and closing on the
starting corner or the point of beginning,
from which point the corner common to
Townships No. 80 and SO North, Ranges
s and 8 West, Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian, of the Government SURVEYS,
bears South 630IT East $780, chains dis
tant, and containing Is acres. The said
mine is bounded along the lst course on
the South, by the Cary and Mccarthy
Placer Mine along the ID and 3rd courses
on the South, by mining lands claimed
by Richard Ryan, V. V. Wilson and by
John Lumley, ct al and on the 5th
course, on the westerly side by mining
lands claimed by John Sattcry, ct al ;
and on the 9th course and first IL chains
of the 9TH course, on the northery side.
by mining lands claimed by John Lum-
ley, eft al and on the last 80 chains of
the 7th, the Sth and 9th courses, on the
Northerly side, by public lands Of the
United States.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required topresent the
same before the Register and Receiver
of the United States Land Office, at
Shasta, California, within sixty days from
the first day of publication hereof.
JNO. S. FOLLANSBEE,
mar29-6Od Register.
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NEW THIS WEEK.
u. S. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
MARCH 25th. 1873.

MARCH 25th, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to
~ whom it may concern, that Sidney
Smith, whose Post Office address is Wea-
verville, Trinity County, California, has
made application to the Government Of
the United States, for Patent to the fol-
lowing described Placer Gold Mining
Claim. viz : known as the Sidney Smith
Placer Mine, situated in Red Flat Mining
District, in Trinity County, State Of CAL
itornia, and described in the plat and field
notes on file in this office as follows, viz
Beginning at Slate rock, feet in di-
ameter on the top and feet high above
the ground. marked with cross I inches
long f and w and . inches long n and
5, said Slate rock being on the South
East boundary line Of the Darnenbrink
Placer Mine and North so East 1870
chains from the South West corner of
said Dannenbrink Placer Mine thence
from said Slate rock as the starting cor
ner South l40 East $50 chains to post
in mound of earth marked S.; thence
South 65030' West $50 chains to a post
in mound Of earth marked S thence
South 80 East 2.67 chairs to post in a
mound of earth marked s.; thence North
130 East 40 chains to post in mound
of rock marked S.; thence North 4So
East 1880 chains to a post in a mound Of
earth marked s.; thence North 23030'
East 1O.4S chains to post in a mound Of
earth marked ID. at the South East cor
ner of the Dannenbrink Placer Mine,
thence South so West 1870 chains along
the South Easterly boundary Of said Dan
nenbrink Placer Mine to and closing on
the starting corner and containing 12.97
acres. From said point of beginning,
the corner common to Townships 80 and
33 North, Ranges S and West, Mount
Diablo base and meridian, bears South
1921 East 1270.85 chains distant, which
locates said Sidney Smith Placer Mine
in Townships "a North, Ranges 10 and IL
West, Mount Diablo base and meridian.
The said Sidney Smith Placer Mine is
bounded on the 1st, Cd and Sd courses by
mining lands claimed by Depinet ct. AL;
On the 4th and 9Th courses by mining
lands claimed by Adam Burger on the |
5th course by public lands and on the 9TH |.
course by mining lands known as the |
Dannenbrink Placer Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present
the same before the Register and Receiv-
er OF the United States for Shasta Land,
District, at Shasta California, within
Sixty days from the first day Of publish
ing hereof.
JNO. S. FOLLANSBEE,
mar29 COD Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-29

DOUBLE APPROPRIATIONS 1t appears
that Congress, in making appropriations
for increased salaries, neglected to strike
out the first items in the bill. For in
stance, $25, 900 was to be allowed for the
Presidents salary, but after the bill in
crcasing the sa'ary had been passed, $5O,- =
900 was inserted in the Appropriation bill
and the first item was allowed to remain,
thus making two appropriations for the
same purpose. The same thing was done
in the case Of the other officials. Presi-
dent Grant was the first to discover this
oversight, but says he will content him
self with $4,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-29

CREDIT MoBIIIER.-The Washington
correspondent of the Boston Herald gives
the following authorities for different
ways Of pronouncing Credit Mobiier,"
and people can adopt that which best
pleases their fancy:
John b. Alley-Credit Mo-beel-y yea.
Judge Poland-Credit Mo blair.
Oakes Ames-Credt Mo-bil-ay.
General Banks-Credit bil-y-a.
Sidney Dillon-Credit Mo-bil-eer.
Senator Stevenson Creddy Mob bill-ee.