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~NOTICE.-FROM DATE THE
freight to landings en- the Santee River, per
Steamer Marion, will be reduced to So so per ton
on Fertilizers and 81 per ton on. Guano.
mch1.3 RAVENEL, HOLMES d co.
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AVS ARE DANGEROUS.
Don't neglect your Cough. 1t may get beyond
control. DR.. TUFTS Expectorant is prompt, re.
liable remedy. feb21-6DsW
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ME
Addison, Mrs y
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| Aloers, Maggie
| Al>lna, Mrs n
Allender, Ann
Alston, Mamie
Alston, hrs h a
Anderson, lse
be Ia
Bailey, Dolly
Barnes, Eliza
bella
Ball. susan
Barnwell, Roset'
I'd
Beach, Mrs Wm
Berry, Miss Hes
ter
Bennett, Miss ]
Bernard, Mrs {
Bode, Mary
81 odle, Lizzie
Brodie. Sarah Y
Brady, Mary P
Breoley, Agnes
Brice, Rachel
Ann
Bry ant, Sallle
Brlltvn, Miss K
E Sell
Brownde, Ann
T
Brown, Mrs r a
Brown, Indy
B own, Amanda
e
Brown, Matte S
Bryao, Rebecca
Brlghsmann, Sa'
rah A
Brsyboy, Mrs
Mary A
Butler, Mrs O D
Buck, Mss SO.
phia
Burnhsm, Sarah
Bush, Mrs A @
0ammer, Emily
Cast, llo. Mrs J
| A
| l'aperg, Emma
carson, Anna
Carlos, Nunty
| Chase, Eliza
| CHfNslc, mrs "
Cowen, Eliza
beth
Cochran, Mrs
Inn X
Cornish, Rhode
C,del'i, n ria
Collins, Ms Ma
Conroy, Ellen T
Cushmln. Mt.s
Davis, Albert
Decon, Lizzie
Delgnan, Ju,ia
Dennis, Sarah L
De,vrrney, So
ph q
Dist er. Mrs
GSmGu G
Dicksuc, Miss s
piefenberg. Miss
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n8UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 26, 1873
The Annual Election for Directors Of this Bank
will be hell at the Banking House, on WHDNEs.
DAY, 18th day OF March, proximo, between the
hours OF IL A. NJ. and P. II.
q. D. ALEXANDER,
fph21.thstu8w1 Cashier.
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Miller, Ellen Y, Q
Miles, Mrs smith
Montgomery,
Mis- A B
Morris, Mrs A
Morgan, Katie
Murphy, Katie
Murray, julia
MuItry. Emma
Mccarthy, Mrs
hcDaniels, Mary
Jane
Mckee. Mrs G
Mckeuzy, Mrs
A
Mcneil, Hattie
N. III. Mary Ann
Ubrlne, Marsret
Oliver, Elvlna X
Oliver, Martha
Parker, Polly
.PareDo, Ellen
Pelter, RI becca
Porter, Peter
andall, Lucy
Revels, Lizz 9
Rickeb hacker,
charlotte
Riley, Mrs Pat
ty
Riley. Mrs Jas
Riordan, Mar.
Rivers, Eliza.
beth
Robinson, Anna
r
Roslgnol, Rebec-
ca A.
r gstor, Eliza
beth
Schelbe, Louise
Scheibe. Eta
Schmidt. Mrs II
Slmnuns, Mrs P
SmlIh.Charlotte
smith, Ellze P
smith, Catht rlne
F
IoubeyrouI,
Miss e
Misc A
str, ct, Lucy
.umuer, Fannie
l.avl r, bartlett
Tehyieun, Lou
Tent!on, Sillery
rwuhil'. Julia
Verdler. Julia II
|W8terybury,
Mrs. " n
Walker, Sallie
Wstr, Jane b
White, Mrs A
White. Rebecca
whitman, Pat.
sly
Wigg. b. say
Wiley, Dido
" illlams, Mrs B
Wilson, Rose
wusnn, Mary
Wilson, Mrs n
A
wilson, Mrs E
X
Wilsnn, Harriett
Wordon, Kate
Worth, Vir.
glnia
Young, Anna
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w- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAS. ADGER, from New York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY at Adger's
South Wharf Go3ds uncslled for at sunset will
remain on the wharf at owners risk.
mchl.1 JAMES ADGER 4 CO., Agents.
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NT CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MEROEDITA, from Boston. are hereby noaaed
that abe will d. charge cargo Tl1s DAY at Wander.
horst Wharf. All Goods uncalled for at sunset Will
remain on the wharf at owhers' risk.
mchl-1 JAMES ADGER l. CO., Agents.
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Amnsemet1tg.
MOT A PAN NOR A N A.

PROF. CROMWELL,
OF New York, has the honor to announce brief
season Of his magnificent
ART ENTER I'm N E N 7 8,
at HioernIsn Hall, commencing MONDAY NIGHT,
March 9, 1873, with the representation OF
THE PALACE OF PALACES,
with Statues and Grand Allegories.
Admission 20 and rs cents. Tickets can be OBJ
tained at The usual places. Doors open for the
evening entertainment at 7K, commencing at
O'Clock Doors open for the matinee at 2K, COM
menciDg al O'Clock. Carriages may be ordered
for the matinee at 4, aud for the evening a. 9h
O'Clock. feb20.10
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Remar6s.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Lost or Stolen on the evening OF January
20 from the South Carolina Railroad train, be.
tween Charleston and Columbia. q CARPET BAG,
containing important papers. Of no value 10 any
one but the owner, as pas ment upon them has
BEEN stopped. A reward OF One Hundred Dol.
lars will be pa d. aud no questions asked, for the
return OF the papers TO this of1ce. JOSEPH
CREWS. feb15
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Joint 5tork gompai1p.

OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS
OF the Charleston Joint Stock Company for the
benefit Of the State Orphan Asylum:
GLASS No. 42s-FR1DAY MORNING, Feb. 2s.
Observation-Disclosures
GLASS No. 43i-FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. %.
AO-2s-5s-71-Bs-es-e-s7-72-I0.a0-3i
mchl-l A. MOROSO, Sworn Commissioner.
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rNsEND YOUR PROXIES mo- ]. Is

~SEND YOUR PROXIES TO j. 81.
JAMES.-To THs STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD AND SOUTHWESTERN BARK: I
represent over TWO Million Dollars worth Uf Stock
and with the CO. peration OF others at the next
meeting Ton The 9th OF April propose to elect
Board OF Directors who hold large amounts OF
the stock, and who Will run the Road To the In.
terest OF the stockholders. By doing this our
Stock will be worth SIS or $50 per snare, instead
OF Its present price, $40, and pay handsome semi.
annual dividends. would advise you not 10 sell
yoar Stock now, but work to this end, and J
can then sell for better prices. Below you Will
nud cnpy Of blank proxy; p'ease lll OUT one and
send 1t to me at once, or write TO me for blank
to tlgn. Persons holding large amounts OF Stock
and wishing to be made Directors win please
write to me, as we wish some Directors from
Charles: on, and some from the interior The
Road made fourteen hundred thousand dollars
last year and paid no dividends refer to all
the Banks in south Carolina The present pirec-
tors hold but little Stock.
III. JAMES.
Banker, Atlanta, Georgia.
Twill pay (s2) two 1ol!ars to any county paper
publishing this on time In South Carolina.
STATE OF -, - COUNTY.
appoint JOHN b. JAMES. OF Atlanta, Georgia,
nv proxy co repre.ent me and vote In MY slead
nc the uext regular or any called meeting Of the
Stock holders OF the South Carolina Railroad
Uompany or Soulhwesi ern Railroad rank. This
proxy revOses all rrlor ones, and is good until
attes d or sign ano her.
NV - Shares.
witness my hand and seal this day u,
1879.
Signed. sealed and delivered In presence f..
fphlQ Dl0wl
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A STEADY, SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS
N man wishes steady emploS m-nL n any ca.
paclty about q gentleman's establishment, hav-
ing p actical knowledge OF the duties both 10
and out; the management and care OF horses.
harness AMI carriages; also / lain gardening and
stock raising; and can give the v, ry best 0r CITY
reference as IN character and capabiity; and is
anxious to have an engagement OF any kind 10
assist him to support his f.mily. Address CITl-
ZEN, NEWS ONCE. feb7
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Meetinas.

nAN LODGE. No. SO, /. o. B. R.-THE
~ Regular Meeting will be held at the usual
time and place. Members are requested to be
pur ctual to offer proper excuaes for non.atten.
dance when summoned BY the Secretary.
BY order Of the President.
JOSEPH II. N. CHUMACEIRO,
mCh1 secretary,
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AT wILsONs,.,
No. 3os KING STREET.
Notifies in Bankrnptrp.

TN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
J. CoU IT, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
OAR0LtNA.-In re W. L. LEGErT, Blnkrupt-
Pursuant to an order made bv his Honor Judge
Bryan, on the list February 1873. the lien crodts
tors OF the Bankrupt W. L. LEGETr. are hereby
required o prove their claims before me on or
before tn hrst day OF April next, or be deharrtG
the benefit OF the decree u, be made in this ctee.
JULIUS O. CARPENTER
feb22.s2 Registrar.
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Gntels
NOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, s. G.

y
This well known Hotel, situated In the centre OF
the nu-iuess poi tiun of Lhe city, afrorus every
convenience and comfort to travellers on ousi.
ness or pleasure.
The roprlet r. having secured the services of
polite and Hcient ASSISTANTS. pledges himself to
spare no palus IN it's management. to sustain the
nigh reputation 80 long enjoy ed by the "Colum-
bia.n ss frst.class house
Attached to the house is handsome Billiard
Room, furnished with three OF Phelan 4 Collan-
dar's best and most improved Tables.
Telegraph 0f1ce In rOtunds OF the House. Also,
Bathiug Rooms equalled by none In the eitv.
VIM. G0RMAN, Proprietor.
F. T. BURDBLL, late OF " "Gharleaton Hotel.u and
JAS. F. GADsDkN, Assistants. feb24
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CARO-.
II L'NA.-The Regular MONTHLY Meeting Of
this Society will he held THIS EVENING, at 7
O'Clock. MANNING oIM0NS, N. D.,
mch1 Secretary.
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A PPRENTICES' LIBRARY SOCIETY,"
IA An adjourned MeetiEg OF this Snele'y will be
he'd at the Rooms OF the Charleston Library So.
ciety on MONDAY EvEsINa, Sd instant. at
O'Clock. for the purpose OF holding an Election OF
officers ARTHUR MAZYCK,
mnh1.2 SarrntQrv
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WANTED, A DRUG CLERK. MUST
w be single m IN. quite competent. Board
aud room furnished by Employer. Address,
sta'fap number OF years experience. where and
With Whum, age and amount OF salary want. d
for rrst year, Postofnce Box No. 25s, savannah,
Ga. feo28.2a
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.-IUuun. binorihI
DuBUse. Sarah
4 ~ ward, Yancy
iEmiug r, Lizzie
Elliult. J. NINA
q EDtleman, Mrsi
Farrelly, Hugh
sishbulne, Hrs
Ford. Flora |
idardner, Mrs HI
A
GiO08, mary
Gi '0s, MRS NJ |
Gibbs, Mrs NJ |
-lGt, son. anna !
iGrant, Nancy |
D Grant, Klssiah
lGreen, Grace /
: Or en-, Mrs W q
Green, Maria |
] JlGrlsel, Ellen |.
Iusll, Felicia |
. .lasll, ; arab |
Ha ges Hannah
IHarleson, Nan.I
7IasISleston, eS Mrs.
n Hartman, Mrs
II
Hlnckan, Mrs
iHenry, Mrs q CT
s lHeriott, Diana
,I Heaths, Char.
| lo8te |
llHefron. Sarah il
holmes, Emma
al aOmes, sarah |
Houston, Lave
81 Tia i
D lHofner, Kate /
Mary +
Toward, Rachel
}, Holman, MISS hi
i |HusOa, u Mrs ri
James, Mary
II Ann i
jenkins, Lydia
z Johnst n, Henry
ii lJones. MRS q ii
Jenkins, Mrs N
Jennrretle, Em.T
| cline |
Reckley. Mrs !
*. l,y, Celia
German. M-ry
..lKennedy, May
Klley, Margres
Kinloch, MARI |
e Kinloch, Ra. |
| chsl |
|, Kingdom, Mrs
: IKllen. Ella |
81 Kroeger, mis- u
lLsnBher. Ann |
Lnlor, Mrs = L
Luy AdriAna
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..ILebIn, Fanuie |
lLegree, Anna |
Logan. Haley |
Maher. Miss ] G
n Mann. Mary @ |
MahrlDg, anna
Z leagher, AIRS d
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nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN ONE
" WEEK. To any Bhrewd man who can do
business on the quiet. l guarantee an immense
fortune. easily. rapidly and In perfect safety.
Addi ess, IN perfect confidence WIN. WARREN,
No. 28 West Fourth street, New York.
dec2l-slyr
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NHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL so.
" ClETY.-The Regular Monthly Meeting Of
this Society will be held THIS EVENING. 1st in
stant, at half.past O'Clock. at the northeast
corner OF ST. Philip aud Beaufain streets.
By rider. R. P. MCMAHON,
nch1 Secretary.
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A TTENTTON (! COMET STEAM FIRE
N ENGINE COMP ANY, No. 6.-You are here.
by summoned 10 attend a Regular Meeting Of
,, ur Company, at Market Hal, on MONDAY EVE.
MING, Sd instant, at half past O'Clock, sharp,
prepared to pay dues.
By order OF the President.
G. W. KEISER.
nlch1 Secretary.
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Dan1s.

WTANTED, A GOOD COOK EITHER
w male or Iemae. Recommendations re.
quiIed. Apply at No. 165 Qleen street. three
dours west OF Franklin street. mchls
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LADIES TO SAVE FIFTY

N ANlGD, LaUlto lO DAVE rirI1
w per cent. BusIles Is to SOC ChiRnons
35c.; Pompadours 2oc.; Plaits $50 {; Ere Ich Cor.
sets 75c.; Hosp skiris 6Ic.; Fancy Goods and
Hosiery fur below auy other house. AkUuER'S
Wholesale and Retail Notion and Fancy BdZaar,
Klug street. nb25.tuLh,3t
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TOMEN'S LIST.
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VXTANTED, A THOROUGHLY COM
w PETENT BOHKKEEPER, tn MI situation
i'm immediately. HART d CO., No. SO Hay ne street.
mchl.stuth
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Scr 6dlr.

EOR SALE, A FINE SPRINGER; WILL
IL ca We In few days. Apply at the corner
OF Spring streer and Rose Lane. feb26- wtns3%
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DLANTATION HANDS WANTED, 20
Il Hand, with their families, % work on
Cotton Plan ariou In the interior of the State.
Good quarters will be furnished For particulars,
apply 10 LOUIS D. DESAUSSURE, No. % Broad
ktreeE. feb2S.4$
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Banker, Atlanta, Georgia.
twill pay ts2) two iol!ars to any county paper
publishing this on time In South Carolina.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15

THE MoDoCs.-Peace with the Modocs
appears to have been failure. A Yreka
dispatch Of March IL tn says: "Frank
Merritt returned last night from Fair
child's. lie says Captain Jack was to
have been in last Friday to treat with
General Candy, but instead of coming
Boston and Limpy, cameswith report
that Captain Jacks principal men were
out hunting deer and as soon as they
came in he would meet Candy at the ap-
pointed place, Monday afternoon the
General, Applegate and the COmmission-
ers to come without any soldiers, and to
bring the wagons. The General will
send up three wagons and few men, as
agreed but he will take care to have sol
diers within hailing distance. All the
white men, even Steele and Riddle, are
afraid of treachery or believe they will
not surrender. ,stftF3 p :. ts'tt ~
When Bogus Charley sat Fair
child's he boasted he was good for twen-
ty soldiers, and the Modoes could divide
up into small parties of two or. three. to
commit raids ON the settlers, and the SOL
diers could moi catch them. Charley
even stole can Of powder while az Fair
ehild's. Steele started for Doris ranch
yesterday, taking four wagons and teams
Only one teamster accompanied him.
Steele had been out to SEQ some of the
Indians beforehand. He felt confident
they would come to the Point of Rocks
and then be taken in wagons to place
across the creek opposite Doris house,
tents to be put up and they be made COM
Portable, with an abundance of hay and
frewood, food and the various articles
that have been provided for their conve-
nience." ..
A later date from the same place is as
follows david Horn has just arrived
from Fairchild's, having left there this
morning, and brings the following: Yes
terday he went with Steele to the ap-
pointed place, at the Point of Rocks on
the Little klamath Lake, ten miles from
jacks camp, for the purpose of bringing
Jack and party to headquarters. After
waiting four hours they saw no signs of
the Indians and returned. A force of
cavalry would reconnoiter the lava beds
to-day and tomorrow to see what had
become of the Modocs. Applegate has
resigned from the Peace Commission
and gone off disguised. Roseborough
and Steele will be in shortly. The whole
thing has probably been turned over
to General Candy by this time. Some
think Captain Jack has been maneuver-
to gain time to get away from where he
is into country east Of here, where for
100 miles no cavalry force can follow
him, and as soon as he reaches the Pitt
River country he will find plenty of cat
tie and horses,n .. ..t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15

A Pen PICTURE.--The Sacramento
Bee draws the following aketch of the
man who, by his pen, would control the
people Of California: "The Sacramento
Union of this morning and OH previous
days, in its usual superciious, domineer-
ing, southern plantation style designates
as scavengers, slaves and funkies, those
citizens Of Sacramento who decline to CO.
incide with Anthony and Morrill,, or who
will not support at the polls whomsoever
they may please to designate And who
is he that cracks his plantation whip over
his betters? A poor, drunken, demented
creature, worse than a chattel slave,
who has to do his masters bidding daily,
that he may procure the means to pay
for his whisky! A man who has TO prop
erty in the city or State, no permanent
interest at stake among this people, and
who, being assessed for the clothes he
wears, refuses to pay his taxes. This is
he who dares to call the good, decent, re-
spectacle, sober, moral, we'll behaved
people Of Sacramento, who have built
her up and maintained her-and him, too
-'scavengers, funkies and slaves.'"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15

THE official roll of the Forty third
Congress has been prepared by Mr.. Nc
Pherson, Clerk of the House, as far as
possible, with the following result: The
full House will have 292 members. OF
these, four from Connecticut and three
from New Hampshire are not yet elected,
and three in Western Virginia are in dis
pute. One district in Indiana is also in
dispute, and two cases in Arkansas are
without certificates. OF the remaining 279
members, 100 are Republicans and SO
Democrats and Liberal Republicans. The
roll will embrace 127 new members, a
greater change than has occurred in ma
ny years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15

The OLDEST MAN IN AMERICA.-A
representative of the New York Herall
has been interviewing the oldest man in
America, George LeBarre, who was born
at Mount Bethel, Northampton county,
Pennsylvania, in the Fall of 1853, and is
consequently approaching his one hun
dred and fifteenth year. He has always
been Democrat, and voted for every
Presidential candidate since Washington
except at the last election. Horace Gree
ley was too much for him, and he re-
Trained from attending the polls. In the
Summer of 1869 he felled trees and peeled
three wagon loads of bark which one of
his grandchildren-a lad of sixty years
hauled to market. He has lived to see
his great-great-g great grandchildren. An
interesting calculation has been made by
a local statistician that he is responsible
for increasing the population of the Unit
cd States to the number of 12,279.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15
U. -. LAND OFFICE.
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
MARCH 10th, 1873,


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Conrad Dannenbrink and William
+. Junkans, whose Post Office address is
Weavervile, Trinity county, California,
have made application for Patent for that
certain Gold d-bearing Placer Mine, stu
ated in Red Flat Mining District, Trinity
county, California bounded on the West
by exhausted mining land ; on the South
by mining lands claimed by Jos. Dept
nett and S. Smith !; on the East and North
by public land on the North West by
mining land claimed by Miles Yale ; and
more particularly described in the plat
and field notes on file in this office:
Commencing at the 4th initial station
on the Traverse Line surveyed by w. S.
Lowden, u. S. Mineral Surveyor, said
initial station being situated on an island
in Canon Creek, running S34024'E 1900
chains to a slate rock marked with letter
ID in mound of rock, for the North West
corner of the claim thence S24oE IL "A
chains to a granite rock marked ID, for
South West corner Of the claim ; thence
N570E 34.00 chains to post in mound
of earth, for South East corner of the
claim; thence N21oW $50 chains to a
post in mound Of rocks, for North East
corner Of the claim thence SS3030 w
1920 chains to post in mound of earth /;
thence S 800 chains to post in mound
of earth +; thence S560W 1905 chains to
the starting corner; containing 80 "a 100
acres. The above survey locates said
claim in Township No. "a N Rs. 10 and
II w, M ID B & NJ.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required to present the same
to the Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Office, at Shasta, California;
within sixty days from the first day of
publication of this notice.
JNO. S. FOLLANSBEE,
mar15-6Od Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15
NEW THIS WEEK.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.

MARCH 18th, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, tc
IN whom it may concern, that Joseph
A. Sturdivant, James T. Anderson and
Tilford b. Wasky, whose Post Office
California, have made application to the
Government of the United States, for a
Patent to the following described Placer
Gold Mining claim, viz Known as the
Sturdivant Placer Mine, situated in juno
ton City Mining District, in Trinity
County, State of California, being bound
ed by the mining claim of Bergen, ct a ,
on the South Easterly side on the North
and East by unoccupied public lands ;
and on the West by the Placer Claims of
Hagar and Haas ; and more particularly
described in the field notes and diagram
on file in this office, as follows, to-wit:
On unsurveyed land, commencing at a
quartz rock "a inches long, is inches wide
and II inches thick, marked III & S, at
the 5 w corner of the claim, and run
ming thence N54oE 11.50 chains to post
in u mound of rock marked S & Co /;
thence N49oE $50 chains to post in a
mound Of rock marked S & Co thence
N450E 3.61 chains to post in q mound
of rock marked S & Co thence N2719oE
1880 chains to limestone rock 20 inches
long, II inches wide and inches thick,
marked S & Co; thence MEOW 912
chains to post in a mound of earth,
marked S & Co, on the West end of
Sturdivant and Company's reservoir en-
bankment thence S76o45'W -
to post in mound of earth, marked
w on the North boundary of the claim !;
thence NS5o w ~ chains to post marked
H 81 III in mound of earth at the n w
corner of the claim thence S1O0E 1900
chains to a post in mound of earth
marked III & II, on the West boundary
of the claim thence S470E S.92 chains
to post in mound of earth marked H &
H thence S200W 1852 chains to the
point of beginning at the w corner of
the claim containing 53.03 acres. The
corner common to Townships 80 and 33
N Range, 8 and West, Mt, Diablo Base
and Meridian bears S70o39'E 947. .95 chains
from said point Of beginning.
All persons holding any adverse claim
theIeto are hereby required to present the
same before the Register and Receiver of
the United States for Shasta Land District
at Shasta, California, within sixty days
from the first day OF publishing and post
ing hereof.
JOHN S. FOLLANSBEE,
mar15-6Od Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-15
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

APPROPRIATIONS FOR CALIFORNIA
Our State got good share of the appro-
priations made by the late Congress.
They are 4: For Benicia Arsenal i'm
pnovements, $4,000; for Navy Yard at
Mare Island, S593, 500; Surveyor -Gener-
ais Office, $1,000; for surveying public
lands, S90, 900; lighthouse at Point Huen-
eme, Santa Barbara, $4,000; lighthouse
at Point San Pablo, $4,000; telegraph
from San Diego. to Prescott, Arizona,
$50, 300; steam fog signal at Humboldt
Bay, $4,000; Government building at
San Francisco, S4Os,OOO; Branch Mint
building, San Francisco, $3.50, 800"