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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-24
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
-
en- CARRIAGE SHOP.
EsStablissBcd 1893

VX7M. b. MILLER,
wv SUCCESSOR to WIN. MlLSTEAD,
would respectfully inform the citizens of this
county that he still continues the manutac-
ture Of Buggies Carriages and Express
Wagons, OF all kinds and sizes, al the old
stand on the Washington and Broukevile
Turnpike, near BRO0KEViLLE
Having secured the services Of frst-class
mechanics from the city of Baltimore he feels
assured that he can give satisfaction in all its
branches,
All kinds Of repair work done nj shortest
notice aud on reasonable terms Old Work
and Stock Of all kinds taken in exchange for
new work. Satisfaction guaranteed, and es-
Inmates for all kinds of work furnished on APP
plication.
We also keep on hand a lot Of ready-made
Buggics, Carriages and business Wagons,
which we are prepared to sell at prices 10 suit
the hard times. Give us a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we are determined not
to be undersold by any other firm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-24
:. - UNDERTARFRGs

Having just newly reflted my Hearse and
laid in II large supply Of Walnut and Ready
Made Collins, am now prepared to attend
Funerals in any part Of the county at short
est notice and on most reasonable terms.
Thankful for past patronage, J would re-
specially solicit continuance Of the same.
mar l7-tf MM b. MILLER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-24
"a z w ars.s.lssstss. SHOP.
RUFUS X. BOSWELL, JNo. s. Riley.
JOHN W. BAKER,
Carriage and W lagoon Builders,
BROOKEVILLE, MD.

WE take this method Of informing The
w public that We are prepared TO build
Carriages. Bugqies, Wagons and Jaggers.
Nj Repairing, Painting and Trimming
neatly executed on he most reasonable terms.
FARM WORK, such As Broad and Narrow
Tread Wagons, Plows, Cnldyators, llarrows,
&c, made TO order.
Ola Work taken in part pay for new. Sat
isflction guaranteed, and prices 10 suit The
times. Estimates for work furnished on APP
picaion.
SHOP in Brookeville. at The terminus Of
the Washington and Brookevile pike.
feb 4--Gm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-24
C0NsTABLE's SALE


10y VIRTUE Of writ Of Fieri Faeias Is
1 , saed hy Thomas H. OHati, one Of the
Justices Of The Peace Of The Stale OF Maryland
in and for Montgomery county, at the suit Of
ihe.irnsicesof the children Of y esley L. Ma
grudef against de goods aud enatieis, lands
ana tenemcuis Of Richard Harper, 70 me
directed, have This 18th day Of February,
IN the year 1876, seized and taken all the
right little claim, interest and estate, at law
aud 10 equity, Ct the said Richard Harper in
ana io.al that lot situated IN the village Of
Daruestown, ia said Montgomery county,
containing aheat ONE AND A HALE
ACRES Of land. improved by n two-story
frame DWELLING HOUSE and log Wheel
wright Shop being the same nrOpeHsY "a
which tie said Richard HaFrei gea esidtE.
hereby give notice that
On SATURDAY, 9Th day Of april,
ia front Of tie Court House in the town OF
Rockville, al the hour ofi2 O'Clock, II will
offer for sale ihe above described property by
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash.
JAS ". GRAFT,
mar Its Constable.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-24
Dl.sol...Ioa Q b I.arlner.I.Ip.

NOTICE is hereby given that tie partner
l I ship heretofore existing between John =.
Vest aud Armisicad West, doing business
at Lock no %, Of The Chesapeake Il Ohio
Canal, is dissolved by mutual consent.
Tie hooks OF the late frm are 10 the hands
ofArmistead West who Will settle all claims
and conduct The business in future
JOHN 2. WEST,
mar l0-3t ARMiSTEAD VEST.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-24
University or GEORGIA,
II 6 WHITE,
Professor of Chemistry.
TAnBoao, EDencomnE CO.. N. 9.

TARBoRo, EDGEcoMBE Co. N. Y.
.Ncssrs r. W Il Rasin s Co., Baltimore, Nd
Geats - Your letter Of the 9Th inst TO
band asking as 10 the result Of the Soluble
Sea Island under Cotton for the past season.
81 have sold about one thousand tons Of the
Sea Island Guano in the last four years IN
this and adjoining counties and have heard
no real just complaint so far, and the best
proof Of The same is that those of my custom
ers who buy Guauos at all, always call for the
Sea lslnnd, and will have no other. regard
il as the best and most certain manure sold in
this market" Yours, truly,
j. b COFFlELD.
gay- Every sack warranted to be rs repre-
sented and sold on the most reasonable terms
A credit Of four months free Of interest to
responsible parties for longer time six per
cent interest will be charged.
Price, perton, $40 O0,in Baltimore VIII
deliver al any depot By the purchaser paying
freight. For particulars address
WESLEY MATTHEWS, Agent,
Wheaton. Montgomery county, Md
mar i0-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-03-24

NOTICES hereby given tbatfhe subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Montgomery county letters Of adminisIra-
ton 90 The estate Of
u. INV ALLNUTT,
late Of said county, decd. All persons hav-
in,, claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with tie vouchers
thereof to The subscriber, on Or before tho
7th dag d March. 1917 otherwise, they
NAV by lag, be excluded from al benefit Of
said estate Persons indebted 10 sai STATE,
are requested 10 make immediate pst Ment
Given uader ny hand this 1th of Nauh,
WILLIAM y. POOLE,
mar I'LL Administrator.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
Neber Die GrplDffum Int Bre=
merbafem,

esten f6redli6e Golsen ter telegraph
bereitS oemelpe bat, beri6tet Elm Brief
rpn rDrt pes Ndbs,n f%OlSenres:
Ter GIpyps Dampfsr MoisL, psI9er
pur6 pen 8upitrrampfer SimiOn aus
rem 5ufen eel9Ieppt mereen ieute, lag
i'm @prbafen in Ger Mdbe pss eantss,
pom rislem nur setrsnnt rur9 eenSims
lpn, iber ben nod mettere I'm lebten
Nussnblide eintrtfsnoe Y~alIasters Gfs
fecten unp Sitter in Die Mclsl perlaeen
werrsn lOItcn. Die Yanasiere Taren
bereits rurd @lcfeni9ldse an gorp
serufsn, ia, tpsnn Die Sitter perlaben,
rte Abreile ftattfnren foQte. Da pISBs
LID um II llbr 20 Wtnutsu ertSnt etn
fur6ttarsr Donnerihau an Der Steue,
no mon eben bel6dftist seweien mar,
bic fir oas S6if befimmten &ilten
uno Safer ~atSulocen. Cine bpbe
1euerz unb 8autfdule fies auf bum
perte pom menl6ltden @liepmaben mad
alien Seiten i9leuoernD. Wan per-
muttet pab cine rer 8iiten GYnamtt
enttaIten. cteles nurd cas- Nuftoben
auf Die Gre beim Ablacsn ith ielbft
ent3inrst unp capur6 pas uneldf lid
ereienet babe. Fir cen Iusentlif ma
rem aue In Ger Ndhe befnpltben Yerfoz
usn pur1 Die Defamation unp Zen
Sdrefsn ee!dtmt. Mls pieielben etras
ii6 erbolt battsn uuo CUR unelifsffele
eiltsn. bot fi6 ibnen cine e Gene par,
RE faum 10 bsIbreibsn. Weitbin eas
gono, rte Wolel, Der Simlon iowie bic
@isidoQen i'm 6atsn parsn nit ssriGes
men menl6Iihsn R6rpsrtbeilsn uno
Gineeweiren bsptft. Die 3erfSrune
an Scrp Der Wolsl mar cine furdtbare.
Die Settenplatten cerielben paren SER
ale Genftsr s%eriprunsen uno uuf
Dem S6tfe berumaei6leurert, Rajdtsn
s%ertrimmett unp aIeS NIT abeeriGsnen
menl@liGen @lisrsrn Gnb Blut beredt.
DER 3uil6sn Der Wiciel unc Der 9uoi@
mauer lisgsnee Stmlon bat perbdItnie>
peniser selitten, rrent semiels
ben aud ras 5inRrtbeil abseriTsn 1T ;
an SOrb reGslbsn fnD feline Meni@sn
OerunSlIdt.
0ie fets bei Nbfabrt zines transat,
DamYfers rparen In Der Ndbe
ces @Orbafsns cine Men9e Wenf9en
susessn, tbeiIs Neusierise tbetls Be
ante unc Nrbeiier ces 3lcYb, tbeils
aber aud AnSerpantte Der paHa9tere.
Verace fir biels am 9anbe bsfnrlfdea
Weniden mar pie 8ataRropbe am uers
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
nafslp in Mariafsin, bic 6Sfe ROtbs
berg unp Hdttt. circa $50 Su@artsn
Walo In SetnrYl..
S6rediicbes Gmbe stpeier
Sanner.

Mus lOulcule piro tie furGttare
8ersitsluna zines @aunerfreidss gss
meIpet, .welher fdr bic tprtiae 8anf
bdtte YerbdnsntBpou wsrpen f5nnen.
Son Der olten Grunciscanerfir6e Der
Staet, rel&e pdbrenb Der eriten &euOs
luton seidlOfen wurpe unO i'm Sabre
1874, no 5e als GcurasemaBaSin
ciente, abssbrannt 1T, ftebt nur nod
eas poltal UNI Ger @lOdentburm. Sn
lsgterem b,finret li@ CUR 3eit cine 8lsis
fa5rif. @Ot fur;sm iieQte ft@ BET cem
2eiter rsrlelbsn Elm Gremrer BON ritins
suirtem 9susern, ss;tert nit rem 8ans
&c zines a~uspdrtisen Srcens, elm unp
bat UNI rie GrlaubniB, cen 1burm be-
! fidtisen unp feline 8uncamente prlfen
~ p~irfsn. Sbm lopUbl aIS leincm
uSscretair" wurre cies bereitpiaisif
s~etattst. uno belize 5srr.n %bssannen
cine iebt einsebenee unteriabuns Ger
8%susrrdume, wel6e unbenuBt warer.
MebrmalS batten 8sipe, wel6e itd
ibrisenS bel Dem Gabrtfpericnal be-
liebt su MAIDEN sewuet battsn, bic
plattform pcS Iburmes befiesen. unc
ss sel6ab riss AM 1instae, ben %. ..
W., abtrmals. !&aum wareu ote Greme
Den absr auf Der b66fen SpiBe oes
3burme5 an8elan8t, ais man 2drm
uno 0epOlter uno elei6 earauf einen
Durarrtnaenpen S6ret bSrte. Die Mrs
better eilten binauf unp iaben beire
6remre pom Gburme berabtdrssn. Den
einen bsrfslben fanp man furdtbar sers
l6ust!srt uno bereits serl9tepen, letn
Beelsitsr unp "Sscretair" aber, Der auf
i'm sefauen mar. Isbte nod, wenn er
aud l6wer perlsBt mar. '9m Spital
CUR SeInnune ;uriidsetsbrt lssie ct
iUletnpsS @sfdnrnib ab.
Ssin Seslsiter, Elm ssi&idter Snses
nieur, bate cen plan sefaBt Die Banf
BON GpulouIe su b~erauben, uno 5par,
mrem er ron Gem 8suer peS IburmeS
aus, nelhsr an ca5 Banfaebdupe 1884,
in Die uutsrireil@e S9aBfa MINER pes
0flos Snfitutes einbraG. Das Ser-
bre6eril9e Werf mar 70 gut wte selun ,
gen. Die beisen Diebsselelen waren
gum leBtsn Wal auf bic pluttfOrm res
Sburmss ssltieeen, I'm, lt6 BORT unses
fort iber pie 3beiluns peS Naubes III
eittssn. gle sert:tben in Streit UNI
rsr 5nsenisrr pudte leinsn @Omplicsn,
nm Jpn pom Der 65be berab3uwerfen.
Sn Dem &inefampt rpslder f1@ ents
Ipann, ~iirSten 8eiue in bic Itsfs. Die
Iufort anssReutsn uuteriu9unsen con-
tatirten. pae Gle Wauern su Gem Sell
Ter Ger ganf rurdbredsn ruarer, uno
pae ete Ssbsit elmer Stunoe ssniet
bdtte, um Die SadBe res Snfituts ben
ginbredsrn su iberliefern.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
MemeMmsei9em.
0mte MsenteM berlangt.

Die SaturSda evening Yuf. ais einsi9es
ilu~ trtrteS 6amitiens, 2ite arilte5 rnp @ieoeblGtt in
Der Centennial SttO.
Iatntea taben feinc Sapieriefeit. 6unberts BON abpn-
nente- In jeber 0rtitaft uno Gpunts gu bsfpmmeu. Is
eitbt has grEete unb 6ene Gtromp t9x25) bteles Sabr i,
Gem %tpnnentea Sc 1T sr6fer. beier uub ~sldnS'nber
ais ie. @ier prtldufenp be 6 3~dbluneen eri1ein,n
fetS. @pl satsn ~2eieitpfes. Iwf 9etiude rier Wtpaate
$40.
ge3ablt bic srE6ten 9 aar-96tne unb eie5t @Otb-
MAIDEN. g3ir eeben ausihtteBi6e Serritprten. Nusse.
flute Orbers ppn SDnOn. gbilabeIpeia. Ftttsbur8, ct.
QUuiS peer Gtteasc. SHUTTER uHb Circulate fret fir
Neenten. Reeb. Wtdersbam II. 6 o.. @bt'pren
unb Gig .%nttimer, Ip. 726 saniOn straBe. philadelphia
30.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
S1f euer eebvn 10 Gents Wertb 2

RrGnfltGteit berrlGi aItntbaIben uno Ssber-
mann flast ibsr Elm lnpObliein tpdbrenb icines
2ebens. Wenn man franf IN, 70 banceit ss f@
barun,, interchangeable au tuerben. Nun be-
baupisn mir seraocberaus, bab feline WerlOn in
Der Welt. pelhe an Dyspspfe, 0sbertranfbett
unb persn 8olsen, ais unoerrauliHfett, Ser
ifppftbsit, 3%ppfiGmerseu, MaseniHmer3en,
Ssrsbrsnnsn, 5erstlOpfen, acknowledgement :
@auentrantbeit &C., g reen'S u us II f
slower nsbmen fam, Dbne Silfe unh 5et-
lung su intsn. @enn ibr Daran s~psifslt, ssbt
au euerm Mpptbster - uno fault Elm
@uReraal6Gen UNI 10 Gents unb seriu6t ss.
&ssslmabtse @rTse rs. @sntS. a3wet DOZEN
perben euG bflfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
a. er Es u n b G e.

tertenbrinssnnfen ron biefen miro
cine er5bere 3abl puafdnpie permist.
sua ete 3eriSruns In 9remerbaoen
1T 1sbr bsceutsno ; bis In bic entferntss.
fen Strasen iino bic Genitst seripruns
gen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-08
9ol3 : 9tebbaber Mrbetter

z 9pr ssbn Satren ~etabIirten bic 9errea Gep. 9. R ps
M d u. 6 .. ibre s~tn3sisen- gsentur in Der Stabt Stem
gOrt. Sanf Sabre suriid lbsraabmsn fs DaS son 5rn.
Srtn Sppper ssfabrte @sf4dft, pel4er suerf i4 in
bieIe Grt ltnternetmen einiieB. Nun baOen fe bic Be-
f~risbisu 8. ben ausssbstntefen unb pplfdnbisfen Gn-
;eisenrertebr su epntr oatrea, ret6,r ie fattsefunbeu lat.
unb ME er iaum In trssnb einem anbaea 2anee ais in
bief mt mOslt& fen wdrbe. Gs oetans linen, elm psr.
uidsltss @efadft in cine 70 i ur&aus fsRemattf&e 8atn
au brinssn. bas ieine Genserune in benz amsritantfasn
Ssitunssfpfem Ser gOtisnatme ,ntssbea fam, nell bic
aussesrsitetRe @rtunbisuas in 8strsf aqer Inselessn.
bstten, bic fir ansstssr s,n SHtersfe itHb. BEN gubl-
FUN, re4seitis sur g~srfisuns ssteGt ii.
Hrm Hnrk Timrs,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

GOING NORTH. Messrs. Abel 6 Welsh
will remain only week or two more ba.
Tore going North. Those wishing fine
photographs should not delay longer, else
they be too late. Don't wait, but 60 at
once. Think OF 1t. Lite is unceitain and
the best OF as mus. pass away. The least
you can do for your friends is to leaye A
remembrance tor them, that you will not
DC forgotten. AL work at their gallery
Is painted by Mrs. Abell, who is pro-
nounced by experts in the ait as the mot
accomplished mdy printer ON the Paci fc
Siepe' Mr.. Abel has had nn experience
o. fourteen years, and ten of those years
in the first g'.lrlies of San Francisco, and
l. theleiUre comp1tcnt to turn out wui k
iar superior To any ever made in the cnun-
tv heretofore. Combining the genial spirit
Of 10. Welsh and hi, eAten>iveucquaint-
ance throughout the North, with the abil-
ity OF Mr.. Abel H. IN Arti.t, the firm i
in sure way ofsuccess. Remember and
improve your time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

PAY DAY. - Col. G. w. Wingard,
PHyma,ter'U. s. A., accompanied by his
CLERK, Mr.. Noursr, passed through here
thi, week On their way to Hoopa Valley.
where they 60 10 pay of the troops sta
toned ut Camp Gr>ton. An e>coit from
the Camp awaited the Colonel at North
Fork, a, they intend taking no chance,
of being robbed and PEI hap> HI led, rs in
the case OF Spencer, Paymaster's Clerk,
who was murdered in Humboldt county
a few months ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

PAID WELL. - We we're this week
sh 'wn n small bucket full of gold dust
Tor v-fve pounds of the precious metal
taken from the Ward Mine on 0 egun
Gulch Mountain, and being he re ult of
the final clcan-up in that claim. Til, is
about one-halt the vip'd for the s, asnn,
seventeen thou-a do lar, hn> ing been
taken out altogether. When the limited
amount of gravel washed is coosilc ed,
the yield is regarded asa splendid show
ing for the mine. Early in the season
there was great deal Of trouble with The
ditch, it being new and causing much de-
lay and expense through sldos and cave.
An extensive deposit of cay and slide
bedrock containing no GOLD, had to be
removed before the gravel was reached,
and it was therefore rather late in the
season before any pay dirt was washed -
The result was such, however, n, Ia give
satisfaction to parties Interested and prove
that the gravel is very rich. Mr.. 0. Nj.
Loverdge, the Supe iutendenl, now h,>
everything about the claim in tip top
shape, so that but little expense viii be
required to place it ia working order for
another season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
a Notwithstanding stimulnn..

Physicians who certainly ought to b.
best Judges Of such matters, declare
that Wholesome stimulation is not only
desirable, but essential in many ustan-
ccs. When the temporary good effect
Of sound stimulnut is confirmed and
rendered permanent, rs in the c'l,e OF
Ho,tetter'> St,mech Bitters, by the ne
tion OF tonic and alternative principles
combined with it, it becomes infinitely
more elticnciOus rs n ienovant of ply
slcnl energy and u corrective or those
conditions ot the body which invite dis
cnse. The Biuers have received the
emphatic sanction of medical men who
have observed The effect ot that popu-
mr ,timuInti cordial rs Il remedy lor
w,Hkue-s, NERVOUSNESS, dyspepsia, con-
stipalion, inactivity uf the nvrr, mala-
riou- levers. aud many other disorders.
lis ba,i- j, sound Old rye, the purest
liquor ktuwn tn cnmmrtce, and Itself
possessing tonic properties OF no mean
oider.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

School BALL AT DOUGLAS. gay
company assent led mt Leonald's Hotel
Douglas City, on the 2lst inst, the oc-
easion of The gathering being the ball
given by the citizens OF DouglRs City
In aid Of the School house bui ding fund.
Delegations were present from Indian
Creek, Weaverville and Grass Valley,
and dancing WINS kept up until daylight.
a good supper was provided by the
ladies' generally aud the occasion passed
on with much pleasure to all. Finnn-
ci'lly speaking IL al,h proved great
success, something over 500 bsiAS net-
yea f9r the object in view.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
ROLE OF HONOR.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING TnE PAST WEEK.

Geo. NJ. Grover to JOS. MeKinney-Mtning
property, Junction City-sl500.
John Franklin to A. Il. Earl-Mining land
Reading Creek-Si00.
Kicfer & Guth to All Wono & Co. Mining
property-Rattlesnake $50
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
REPUB BLECAN
STATE CONVENTION.
Rooms or THE UNION REPuBLIcAN)
STATE CENTkAL COMMITTEES,
San Francisco, May -, 1876, !

The next Union Republican State Coz
ventlon Tor the nomination OF StX PKFsI-
DENTAL ELECTORS and SIX ALrEKNA-
rES, and "Slate Cunttoller," To hll ths
vacancy caused by the decease OF Hon.
j. W. MANDkVlLLE, the lateiucumbent.
VIII be held IN the city OF san Francisco,
on
"WEDNESDAY, August 9th, 1870,
at DaShaway Hall, south side Post street.
between keagny and Dupont streets, at
ten O'Clock a. NJ.
In calling the conventions for the cleo
ton OF delegates, the committees OF the
several countles Htc recommended To in
vlte all Republican electors, aud all other
voters, without regard to past political
differences or previous party affiliations,
who are opposed to teViymg sectional
issues, and desire 70 promote friendly
feeling and permanent uUrmuuy through
out the country By maintaining end an
totcing all the constitutional rights OF
every citizen including tho full and frel
exercise OF the rights Of suffrage without
intimidation and without fraud; who are
IN favor OF the continued prosecution and
punishment OF all official dishonesty, aud
NNNtlNf'AAfNsNN
Government 10y honest, faithful officers
who are IN favor of making such reforms
IN government rs experience may from
time to time suggest who are opposed to
lmpalrlng the credit OF the nation bv
deprcciating any OF It's obligations, aud
IN favor Of sustaining in every way tho
national faith and financial honor who
hold that the common school system il
the nursery of American liberty, and
should be maintained absolutely free from
sectaran control; who beicvo that. for
the promotion ot these ends. :hedrection
OF the Government should continue to Do
contded to those who adhere to the prin-
ciples of l77d, and support them rs incor-
porated in the Constitution and the laws;
and who are in favor of recognizing and
strengthening tho fundamental principles
Of National Unity in this Centennial An
niversary Of the birth of the Republic.
The opportionment OF Delegates is "a
follows
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
LIST OF LETTERS
TOWN AND COUNTY.

COURT PkoCEXDINGs,-Cou Court
meet on Tuesday, July lS;h, pursuant t.
adjournment. The Sheriff returned the
venire Tor thirtysiX jurors heretofore or.
aere9, and AN but two re pondrd % their
numes. R. l.. Anderson and R,I.in
Smith were excused lur non attendance,
the one being absent fruln the county.
and the other exempt from jury duty -
A jury was then impanneled consisting
Of the following persons: David Taylor,
B. Baumgartner, l.. f. Hnrlhen, j. \.
Sturdvant, Ii. Schneider, john Hurst,
Champ w. Smith, L. Y. Praic, John
Bergen, VIM. Pruter, and John Upck
er. The case Of the Poop vs.. VIM.
Piancl and L. d. Neai, indicted tor
assault with intent to commit mu,dcr
Oyas then placed on t'inl, aud continued
from day to day until lat Monday ev
ening. AT s, p. NJ, the case was civ
zen to The jury; which retired for d,lib-
Grafton. AT midnight he jury c,me in
10 court and announced that they were
unable to agree, and Oh being question
ed by the Court each juror gave it It,
his opinion that no verdict coud be
reached, ore of the jurors thinking they
Nigh stay there until duom,day with
out coming to IN ag' cement. The jnIy
was then discharged by the Court, which
adjourned until next day, at which time
ON motion of District Attorney Irwin
the case was continued until the regular
September term of Court. We under
stand the jury stood eight for acquttnl,
fhe remaining four Tor conviction in
different deg ces. This case has awaken
ed lively intrrc,t and been much COM
mentAd upon. The general expression
of opinion among our best citizens j. jhut
the jury which hnd the matter unde
consideration was one OF the best int
Il be g't 10 ether, and they failing
to agree it would DC useless to further aj-
tempt II conviction. \ second ual will
pr I'VE great Inconvenience to Nito,s sscs
and Jurymen and, under the ciscumsiun-
ces, is regarded rs useless.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

DGMoCRATIC. Hon. w. j. Tinnin has
gone Ia san Francisco 80 attend the Dem
oclalic State Convention met in that City
on Wednesday last to nominate Pre>i-
dent Electors. The Congressional Con-
vcntion OF this District also meets this
week and We presume that MIR. Tinnin
has not Vet Withdrawn rs II candidate for
the Congressional nomination.. No use
Jim Jay Kay hasn't had enough yet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

DROWNED. - On Wednesday f hi.
week Il young man uomrd VIM {. r. d
wa drown d in 4 i ty r I'VE, ut Whrt-
stone Bar, under the ,olioWing circ IN
stan s: A purity of young mon in
Guiding two half-hrothers of the .c,a d
- am- through rom Spupnn county vi h
band o, goats, 20 ing r I'd j iiag lhrm
ut Colu>a. In getting the goats across
the river, at MILESTONE Bur, themeu dis
mounted and went in al,r them on foot.
Will thus engaged, Re d in some man
ncr got over the old dam inlo deep and
swift water where he dIoNnpd in few
moments, the current being 50 strong that
e; pc was impossible, The body wa, re
cove ed and Justice of The Peace a. Il
Earl, of Douglas City, being duynojii, led,
summoned Il jury aud an inquest wa, he'd
resu ting ina verdcto Of accidental down.
ing, in accordance With the facts rs above
stated. The deceased is highly spoken
of by his companions, and the sad an
nouncement OF his sudden and uutimely
end must prove severe blow to his rrla-
tives in the old home. The remains wepe
brought TO WeaverviIe on Thursday and
deposited in the cemetery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

RECREATIuN.-The Church Society ut
thi- place has granted Rev. a. Il. Jack
81 Oh leave -ah,once or five weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29
BOarll Of Equalization.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the Assessment Book tor 1876 beng
completed rnd having been Delivered To
the undersigned, the Board Of Supervis-
ors will meet on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

PATENTS ISSUED. Copp'$ Land Opn-
ey for July reports the following Land
Patents issued 10y the General Land OF
fee for mines in this county: John H..
Smith 6 Co., Eastman Placer Mine !;
jaime \. johnson, Cacy Placer Mine
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

WEATHER continues very warm dur
ing the day nights are however cool and
pleasant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

= DIVINE SERVICE. Rev. H. B Shell
don, Presiding Elder NJ E. Church, will
preach in WeaveryilIe next Sunday
morning and evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-07-29

CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.-Memhers of
the Il publican County Central Commit
tee viii bear in mind that Il meeting Of
the committee will be held in Weaver
Vile ou Thursday next, and that full
atIeadnce ot members is earnestly re-
Que,t d.