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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-11

Card "A notice of election has appeared in
the republican Of the ninth and tenth instant. pur.
porting t" emanate FROM the president OF the
seventh Ward Radical Repuhl can Central Club
and the Secretary. BY referring 10 the Card
published to day in another part Of this journal.
signed NJ. Z. Perau!t. the Republicans of the
illegal. contrary to equity AID i'll direct violation
OF the constitution OF said Cab, the president
without consulting the Republicans OF the ward in
meeting assembled, who at least. expected q new
registration should be ordered
We therefore,. enter our protest asainst this
arbitrary action and warn friends NOT to parIi.
cipate in such an illegal election.
Paul Trevisne, n. B. Hutton, E. johnson, George
Csndff. l.. Bertonneay. Richard Laarson. Paul
Reusseu. Z. }. Boise. Numa Georges. Louis 2.
Pjeaux. Jean S. Coulter. Z. Monette, F. G. Forens,
F. FOrsta. A. Montfort. L. ?ard-tte, NJ. E. Peraut,
Recording Secretary Seventh Ward Radical Re.
publican Central Club. ard MANY others. iSIl IL
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Second Dis.T;c: Court for the Parish o: Or.eans-
SO. 36,3o!.

TDI VIRTUE AND IN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER
- OF Sale reDds red July !. 1915 to me directed
by tie honorable the Secoid District Court for the
parish y: Orleans il this above entitled matter
will proceed 70 cell at pubic auction at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange. Roya! street,
between Canal and Cust0mhouse streets, in the
Second District of this city. On TUESDAY August
3, 1875. az twelve o'clock 81. for account of said
succession. The following described property, to
wit
SIX LOTS OF GROUND with all the building.
and Improvements thereon. situated in the Sixth
District of this city, formerly City of Jefferson in
the square bounded by Magazine, Camp, Lyon
aud CppeIine streets designated as lots numbers
eight, nine, ten. eleven, twelve and thirteen on
plan drawn by L. z. Reynolds. architect deposited
in the office OF L R. Kenny. late a notary public
in the parish OF Jefferson; lot number eight form
ing the corner OF Magazine and Uoperline streets
and measurin. thirty-eght feet front on Magazine
street. by depth and mont Upperne street
OF one hundred and twenty-One feet, and by a
depth on the other line of one hundred aad twenty
feet; lots numbers nine, ten, eleven. twelve and
thirteen measuring each thirty feet on Magazine
street by one hundred and twenty feet in depth
lot number thirteen forming the corner of Maya
zine and Lyon streets. Being the same property
acquired from Gilbert D. Metcaf, per act passed
before Charles Stringer, notary public in this city
On the thirty first OF May, 1866, in the name Of
Lucy 6. Carson, during her marriage, with the de.
ceased.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
jy3 II 10 au5 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Oreana
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AUCTION SALES.

! AUCTION SALES.
2y Q. De Ferret & Go.
3---
RNIrURE-FURSITURE.
!
SUCCESSION OF FRANCOIS DACIRR,
Second District Cour. for the Parish o. orieans--
No. 38o7i.
by G. d. FERRET 4 CO.-joHN @. MON.
- rose srctoneer-Otiice No. so ROYAL street.
On WEDNESDAY, July q, 1873, at 1880 A. NJ. will
be sold at public auction on the premises No SO
aaTa's street ~ virtue of an order from the Hon.
a. a, !. iissot Judge Of TIE Second District Court
10Y Lne parish OF Orleahs-
a VERY Largo ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
Terms Cash or the spot ivlouI72I
SUCCESSION OF WIDOW KLlzABETH DARCY.
Second Di.:ric: Cccr: Cor the Parish of Orleans
NO. 31,23S.
by. q. DE FERiET q, CO.-,oHS q.
~ Mon,ose. Auationeer-Ot1ice No. so ROYAL
stTeet-SAi VRDiY. August II. 1875. at twelve
change. Eoya! street. between Cus,omhous. and
Canai streets WIZ be cold by public auc, on. by
Judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, dated July 8. 1873. the following de.
a CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon. situated in
The First District of :h;s city, in the square
cvtlltSH ~ hpci!t baCcnuS aud TerpSl.
cho:e streets, deslg aated by the No. + Of square
N" So. sad lot measures, French measure so feet
:Eont Oh Ter. sichore street by 100 tee. in depth
between equal and parallel lines.
Te!ms--Cash on the spot.
Act .; sale IL the expense OF the purchaser be.
ioie 4". Easson, notary public.
ALSO,
sATUsrs:. Angus. Il. 1875. a. 10 A. NJ. at No. 90
Scya street.
4 Large. ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
III thF. jy9 10 ~ 81 au7 II
SUCCESSION OF JOHN BROWNLEE
S..ol-: :s::ic: Cenit for the Parish Of Og.eans-
30. 1891.
RE G.. DE- FERRET e. CO.-JoHH G. MON.
AZ inse, iuctoneer-O.iice No. so Roya! street.
OF: nhtShSpAi August II. 1875. at twelve
q clock NJ. Il !rsnt "f the Crescent Saloon a..
gisrs Fifth d strict will be sold a. public auction
~ vitLeo, az oraec from the Hon. A. l.. TissOt
judge G: tae Second District Court for the paiish
OF Orleans dated July 9. 1873. the following de.
scfiDeG property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in
Sellaviile Fifth D!s;rIet of this city, Agers
being lot No. 70 square No. 5 bounded By Valette
AK. Chestnut AID Peters streets, and measuring,
American inca ,ure. 10 feet inches lines front on
AhN street. 80 feet inches in depth between equal
and parallel lines
Tt!ms-CasL on the spot.
Acts 81 saIs at the expense Of the purchasers
before " Ham Il. Sey mour, notary public.
.Iyi! 1924 81 aU1l!
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CRY Taxes AND LICENsEs.-Thc Depart.
Scent Of Finance last week collected taxes
amounting 70 $l',6li ~: licenses. $2It3;
tv.al. $!9.?G 60.
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Slefe0r0l0gicnl Report.

The pipe of peace smoked by Indians is a
mere sham pipe.
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Local Intelligence.

GRAM FROM TEXAS.-The steamer CO.one!
A. T.. Koun., from Shreveport, arrived yes.
ssrday afternoon. A portion If her cargo
consisted OF i53 sacks OF oat. and l2s sacks
Of wheat. WHICH were raised in Texas and
shippeG via Shreveport. This is The frs.
consignmen: Of grain from Texas tina: has
been received at this port.
SD SUICIDE jus: before dark last
evening Antonio Nsnzo. . tailor. was ar
rested and locked Up in the fourth precinct
s:atiSnhouse. the charge az ainss him icing
assault and battery on his wife. " it'll whom
hs lived unhappi!y. Hs Iuarre led with
her yesterday. although they had sepa
rated. and when Ls assailed Ees third
party interfered. causing his arr est. The
turnkey looked int his cell about An hour
after he was arrested, at which time he
seemed to he all right An hous later.
xbou: Elk o'clock. the cell was again in
spectei, when the officer found him hang
ing by his neck. dead. Hs had torn his
!artsloons into strips. making a strong rope
Of the pieces. He had taken all his clothing
off. and muse have deliberately made
preparations to end his days. The uppe.
end Of the "trip was tied 80 an iron bar Of
his cell. 50 low that when he took tbs last
swing his fee: were ON the floor. but he ENC
ceeded in stranglns himself. As he fell
his naked body rubbed against the iron
grating, lacefating enc arm and his back.
When the woman was informed that she
was widow che expressed anything but
ho hodH
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VALUABLE THIRD DISTRICT PROPERTY.
SUCCESSION o.: HERNHARpT STpL; BIZ.
CEASED,

pi NASH & HODGSON-w. T. HonGsoH.
IL Northumberland No. Car0ndele: street.
On SATtRiAY. July l.. 1875. at twelve o'si,ck 81. .
a: the 81. Charles Auction Exchange il. ll.. base.
me;it SotGsd. Of the st. Charles Hot. in this city,
by viii and in Eursusnce of an order of the Hon.
A. L. Tisso: Judge of che Second District Court for
the parish OF Orleans. dated jane g, 1853. Gocke.
Nc. 5.li9. Tor account OF the succession of Earp.
hardt Stoz. deceased at puolic auction. WILL he
Sold
]. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
all the buildings and improvements thesson, sit.
this city. bounded by Sc Bernard avenue. AAnet.~,
urquhart and Girod streets. design. ed n. No. Il,
which measures IS fet front 1t. Bernard
avenue. IL. feet in depth the line which.
separates il from lot No. $. and i:1 feet isches3
Lies. mora or less. in depth and front IN Cred
street. and % feet in width in the rear; being !hU
same property purchased by said deceased from
Joseph Du'and. as per act before &. V. I.uOn.
notary. September Is 1865.
:. 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together witt,
the buildings and improvements the reon. situated.
III the square No. -. boundel by G,rod NOW
Eill.r.'. st. John Baptist tnOw Rober:son). New
s.. Bernard and Annette streets. designated by iho
Ne z, and Measuring. more less, ,. 'e~t !! inches
lines font oh Where street. by 100 feet ia depth:
being the same property purchased by said de.
ceased from John TOsse. as per act before Joseph
CohE, notary. February %, 1872.
Teins-..et. Oh The spot in Emitted Stat Is treas.
Ury notes.
Acts OF sli- before George W. Christy ,.:a,v
public, at the .APus" OF TIN. purchasers. inc:,,i.
ing the taxes dut III iJ.b iel. :. iy: II IL
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NIcIcUFUIUKICHI IleVOfIo
CVFiCE METEOROLOGICAL OBsERyRR.(
New Orleans. July 10 1875.
The following is the report of the weather
and rivers at 3l3 P. NJ, local time, to-day:
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An election for officers Of the Seventh
Ward Radical Republican Contra! Club will be held
at their hall on Dauphine street. between Union
and Bagatef.e streets, Oh MONDAY, July II from
until r NJ. All Republicans Of The ward are re.
Iuested to participate.
By order. c.. ADJLPHE President
VI. +. PARHAULr, Secretary, iy9 3ts
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LOOKS LIKE CONFIDENCE. Special Of
Gcer Hennessy last evening arrested a hand.
some young man Who has been having free
board for several weeks at the st. Charles
Hotel. Ills style 10 impressive. everything
about him being we'll slung together. He
represented himself as in the employ OF
Captain Eeds. and interested in the ;ettes.
which tale held good until board bill OF
5000 needed iiquida.ing. That little bill!
could not bs settled, SO J. y. Williams got
an unmissakabic hint thas he could vaIt1
oil to the tune Of the rogues' march. lie
Travelled. but not far. going only II another
branch Of the house, over 10 the ST. James
Hotel. y here he gave his name as Fair. Il
circumstance disclosed his cams and SO he
wa. taken in ~ . confidence man. 1t is
ev;den: that he il . man accustor e! to
good society, and it is thought that having
committed some indiscretion at kome came
here for relief. without means. His real
Same 10 not known.
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SUCCESSION OF joins J. EABER.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IL THE FOURTH
DISTRICT AND ~ t:REoLLToN, PARISH
OF JEFFERSON.
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SUlCID. BY DROwNING.-Al officer on
Che tuzboat Tyler Friday night discovered
body floating in the river, near the head
Of Calli0ps street. An effort was instantly
made TO rescue. when it was found that the
body wss that OF . woman nearly dead.
She was promptly cared lor. but died soon
after, unknown. Yesterday msrning Cor
ones C.iastant held an inquest. when it was
learned that her name was Mrs. Lyons. and
that she had drowned herself. She recently
lived in the house Of Mrs. Carroll. on New
Leves, between Thalia and ErAto streets,
but had left there, having sold heI house
hold goods. She quarre!ed with her hus-
baud q few days ago and they separated,
which fact. ii is supposed. caused ler 20
geek death!
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Ey Sheriff Waggaman,
L,cE:s:uE CTT HELaTE FRANCIS ANDERSON
EoILE. DECEASkD
Second :.:stIic: Co,lr. Cor tire Parish ~ ,,,..an,
No. 21..n.


9ti VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDiEECR TO AN
-a9 order 81 s.ic rendered june %, 1875 TO ME
directed By tie honorable III. Second Distric.
to.rt t;t the parish Of Orleans in the above en-.
titled matter, vii! proceed sell at public auc.
ZION At TIE Merchants and AUctiOneers' Exchange
Royal street. between Cana! and CustOYnhOuse
streets. il the Second District o: this city. on
MONDAY. august 2. 1875 at twelve o'clock 81, for
property "a wit
la CtRraIs SQUARE OF GaOnHD. designated
ny the iG!loe; one, on :. plan drawn by Louis
surg, late surveyor lated twrnty.fifth Of April
1919. originally deposited In the office of o. ".
ferry. .are "a notary public in this city; which
square IS bounded BY Common, Clarke ana Graver
htretts AID tlags.n avenue, and ! divided on sad
pan INTO iE::iy lots, numbered one to thirty
inclusive.
HE OSE-HALP or SQUARE designated as
number seven on said pan. which said square is
divided into thirty lots, numbered one to thirty
inclusive. and 10 bounded by Common. Genos
''IaVer and Ielenac.ius streets; which said one.
half square Is that nearest to Telem schus street.
IerIus-l Ibe sum OF six hundred dollars or
tnsTeabol.ts, beng the probable amount OF taxes
due on said property. and the costs of sale sin on
the epof. z. And the balance at and two years
credit. III equal parts. in uoes of the purchaser to
bis ow; order and iy MIN ind )rsed secured BY
mortgage On said property bearing interest at six
per cent per annum from date to maturity. aAd
eight per cent eventual interest after maturity. If
not pad plnctually. with the cause OF non alien.
ando. al! attorneys fees at tive per cen. il. case
CfsU.t.
EUGENE wAGGAMAN.
y! y 10 AMI Civii Sheriff of the Parish Of Oreans
Suc.LssiG.: or THE LATE GEORGE ". CAR.
son. DECEASED.
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Nj" COTTAGE. HOCS: No ~. .'':...Si:
STREET. HETW.ES Wa::!E6:-,: ASo
:.IIu ;,.E.EI.
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10y pLACIuE !. sPEAH. A11cr1osERR-

Second District C"nrt for the Parish. o: Orleans
No. 1855.
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AUCTION SALES.

SUGGESTIONS UF LAURENCE F1SEG,S.
Parish Cour: for the Parish Of ,efferson- pocke:
DY NASH & HODGS0N-w. / HoDGSoS.
IL AuctlOneer-Otfice No. CorOndelet street,.
On SATURDAY, July Il. 1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ.
at the st. Charles Auction Exchange in the base.
ment rot unda of the St. Charles Hotel III this city,
by virtue and in pursuance of Ordee of the Hon.
W. h. Hyman. judge of the Parish Court for the
parish OF jefferson, dated June ;, 1879 for account
Of succession of Laurence Fine gan. deceased. q.
A CERTAIN TRACT Or PIECE OF LAND. 20.
gether with al tho buildings and improv .mentS
inere"n situated in the parish OF Jefferson. This
late city of Ca-roAtoy measuring one arpent front
on the Mississippi river by depth OF 20 arpents
between eouverains lines which close 50 that il
has only ~ feet III width in the rear. and is bourd.
cd above by lands or formerly belonging to
EdwaId FOIter and below by lands now O.. form.
ely belonging 70 Edmond Fa2ende and &c.
CURED. cay one undivided laif from Williaus
swain as pc: act before =. Do Armas. notary n
this city. on July 5 1889, and the other undiv. ieI
half from &. Lambert. rs per act befor" John F.
toHtE AotaIt pnh!iG q! tins city. on 1s.;aYy ~.
1867.
ALI -! THE FURNITURE AHD MOVABLE EE.
FEC is on tire above described property pes. in.
veutory o: 'i.c III the clerk. Stlic. .! the above
court.
Term. and ;oniitions-For the moyai.ies ca.h
on the spot for the rsa! property one rd cash
on the spot, and this balance at one and two years.
Win eight per cent interest," and the usua! clauses
aucs and attorney -. fees
aet OF sale before W. J. McCune. notary public.
AT the expense OF the purchasers including thu
taxes due and payable in 1876. jes L.: 2. jyIi I.
VALUABLE THIRD DISTRICT PKOPERI1.
SUCCESSION .: nRRNHARpr sTo.2, nr.
CEASED.
Second c.s:r!c: Ccurt for the Parish .f pr;.ara-
40. 31lla
ny NASH 2, nonCEo~ ". ,,no.-,.
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SUCCESSION OF JOHN BROwSLEE

S.IoE. .,..::c! Court for the PARISH Of Orleans
40. S8G5i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

Hostetter's United States Almanac for
1876, for distribution gratis, throughout
the United States and all civilized coun-
tries of the Western Hemisphere, will be
published about the first of January next,
in the English, German, French, Norwe.
gian, Welsh, Swedish, Holland, Bohemi-
an, and Spanish languages, and all who
wish to understand the true philosophy of
health, should read and ponder the valu-
able suggestions it contains. In addition
to an admirable medical treatise on the
causes, prevention and cure of great
variety OF diseases, il embraces large
amount of information interesting to the
merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the
farmer, the planter, and the professiona
man /; and the calculations have been
made for such merdians and ATTITUDES ms
are suitable for IA correct and comprehen-
sive National Calendar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary
sanitary effects OF Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the staple tonic and Alternative of
more than half the Christian world, are
fully set forth in its pages, which are also
interspersed with pictorial illustrations,
valuable recipes for the household and
farm, humorous anecdotes, and other
amusing and instructive reading matter,
original and selected. Among the Annu-
ais to appear with the opening of the year,
this will be one of the most useful, and
may be had for the asking. The propri-
etors, Mcssrs. Hostetter IL Smith, Pitts
burg, Pa, on receipt of two cent stamp,
will forward II copy by mail to any person
who cannot procure one in his neighbor-
hood. The Bitters are sold in every city,
town and village and are extensively used
throughout the entire civilized world.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25
TOWN AND COUNTY.

"SpEAK FOR THEMSELVES" y Max
Lang has our best thanks for sample
can of splendid maple syrup, of which by
the way, he has only few cans left. In
connection with this article he told us a
little incident. The syrup cans were
packed in n neat case. with handles, and
bearing the inscription in large letters
"These Goods Speak for Themselves. :"
Kisc hauled them here with other goods
and in unloading called on Tuley TO take
that particular case out of the wagon, as
he was afraid to touch it, thinking it was
giant powder or nitro glycerine, and not
caring to hear it "speak." In relating
this to a friend of ours, who has done
considerable baching" in the mines,
he innOcently remarked that "there
might have been nothing but beans in
the box"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

GENITAL AND QUINTAL. =" Citizen {"
writes from Lower Trinity as follows =
Il frequently see in market reviews IRE
ferring to the price of grain) the express
sion, per GENITAL ,; please define il you
can. A quintal, according to the metrical
system Of weights, is 220.46 lbs Avoirdu-
slOIs weight, but Webster has it 100 TBS.
Which is correct in the latter, and what
Is the former or a GENITAL ?"
The latest edition of Webster-recog-
nI4cd authority-gives this definition of
Quintal "A hundred weight, either
ll2 or 100 pounds, according to the scale
uScd." Genital is comparatively new
word, not found in the dictionary, but as
used in the market reports signifies 100
pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

LEFT Us.-Dr. w. A Dodge, Dentist.
lett on Thursday morning for Eureko
humboldt county, where he will practice
MS profession. A number of The DR. :
friends here met on Tuesday evening, bv
invitation, at the Theater, and enioyed a
farewell party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

STORM Last Saturday and Sunday
it rained to the extent of 81 .hundredtbs
of an inch. making a total for the season
of 22.6O inches. AS we go to press it is
raining, and probably showing near by
on the hills.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

LAST CHANcE.-Mrs. NJ. E. KELLOGG
'hls week notifies friends and patrons that
she Will remain in Weaverville only one
week longer and Informs those who desire
anything in her line that they must call
at once Her stock is offered at reduced
prices.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

a TEAMsTER complained to us the other
night that the roads were in bad condition
In some Of the Districts in this county.
and attributed it to the fact that the old
Overseers would soon go out and the
new ones had not come in vet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

McCAUsLAND has been driving good
business in Jewelry and Silverware dur
ing the past week, but as he has received
new lots by every stage, has yet a fine
assortment. Read his Christmas adver-
tisement and give him call.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

THANKS to Billy Todd of the new
butcher-shop for sample bolognas. These
were an improvement on those donated to
the farewell party the other night, as the
stuffing was much better than saw-dust.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

CHILDREN cry for them We mean
those nice toys at Hansen's and Karsky
Il Abrams, which are advertised else
where and which are sold so low. Buy
some and make the little ones happy,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

Work on the Buckeye Ditch is pro-
crossing rapidly and the Company ex-
poets to have water enough on Bolts
Hill to run the Cunningham claim with,
in few weeks more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

DEAD.-Daniel Culver, formerly of
Junction City, and man much respected
by all who knew him, died recently near
Olympia, Washington Territory. SO we
learn from George Laws.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

u "orPED DEAD.-We last week neg
M, " chronicle the decease of Louis
4, -" photographer, late of this place,
Il Ppeu dead in the street at Redding
ID w. Two weeks ago. Apoplexy, caused
i I"'u drinking, is said to be The cause
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

A Medical Essay on the cause and cure of
premature decline in man. showing how health
is lost, and how regained. 1t gives clear
synopsis Of the impediments to marriage, the
treatment of nervous and physical debility.
exhausted vitality, and all other diseases APP
pertaining thereto the results of twenty years
successful practice.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
CURTIS ON M ANHooD. "-There is no mem
Der of society by whom this book will not be
found useful, whether he be parent, preceptor
or Clergyman London Times.
CURTIS ON MANHOOD. This book should
be read by the young for instruction, and by
the afflicted for relief it will injure no one.
Il Medical Times and Gazette.
Price-0ne Dollar, by mail or express. Ad-
dress the author, DIR. CURTIS, go Sutter St,
or =. .. Box 337, San Francisco, Cal. 35.ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

al "tkE TO BUY.-People in search of
80 ior Christmas, land everybody
j - something about that time) are
!. p, r,Gc''ully requested to peruse the ad-
Il "S'"g columns of the JOURNAL and
1, " III mind that the men who advertise
N 'he men to trade with.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE rs HEEEBY GIVEN that
~ the undersigned will apply to the
Honorable Board of Supervisors of Trim
ity County, at the February Term, 1876,
for renewal of License to keep Toll
Bridge across Trinity River, at Lewiston.
OLNEY PHILLIPS.
Lewiston, Dec. 8, 1915. 6w,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

=" oFFIcERs.--Following are the
II ''Ee officers of Stella Encampment,
" ~ l. .. o. F., for the term COM
4 cs'p''"g ~ January 1st, 1876: Il. E. Jones,
Il > D. W. Philbrook, II. p; j. AS.
NJ. - >. w.; G. w. Craig, Scribe; d.
"'cn' Treas; F. w. Young, j. w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

doc" GARDENER tells us that scar
let fever is raging in Shasta and several
cases have proved fatal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

On A VIsIT.-Jas. A. S. Jones, has
gone to Merced county, on visit to his
children who reside there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

u, ioLL koADs.-The stockholders in the
'a'er and Shasta w. r. Co., and the
"'''oh Turnpike Co., met at Grass
,a'ey on Monday last, and resolved to
i ~ measures necessary to an extension
'"e charter of each company for fifty
''"'' from date of incorporation of each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-25

ELSEWHERE in these columns will be
found an apportionment of school money.