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E,z5~A man named n. p. Brown, killed
another named James L. Davis, at Nevada,
on Saturday last From the circumstances
it is supposed to be iustifable
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SANFRANcIsco Evening BrLLETN.-We receive
regular files of this paper through Messrs. Rhodes
& Whitneys Express Who are the Agents for This
place, and we believe the only Express from whom
it can be obtained.
The Bulletin still continues its bold and fearless
course, opposing the wrong and advocating the
right. Its success is a very convincing proof that
the people Of California, and particularly of San
Francisco are not all as corrupt as they have the
reputation Of being
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

MomioNIsM-Scycral companies Of Nor
mons lately undertook to introduce their sys-
TEN among the Cherokee Indians The In
dains became disgusted, and drove them out
Of the nation
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

Row. & Cos ExPREss.-M Messrs Charles
A. Rowe and JAS. A. Henderson have sup
piled us with papers during the week. Our
thanks, gentlemen
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gss~Cen. Jas. McDousal was thrown from his
buggy in San Francisco short time since, and so
severely injured, that amputatioa Of one Of his
legs, it is feared, will be necessary.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

.Gas~BARRY y Co. have placed US under olliga-
tions for the February No. of lIarpers Magazine,
which as usual contains much interesting and val
liable reading matter.
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RHODES & WHTNEY's ExPREss.-The gen
tlemanly clerks of this establishment, will
accept our thanks for various favors during
the naSt week.
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EeD~ The IreAa lAioa publishes the fol
lowing in relation to the Indian war, taken
from the Table Rock Seattaa:
THE Indians who were sent to the Mead
ows, bring back some important information.
1t appears that the force of warriors is about
800, Or oyer-that they are fortified with a
view Of security against ordnance and CON
fdent Of their ability to prosecute the war.
The chiefs say they are royengcd for the In
dams that had been killed by the whites, and
are satisfied and willing to trcat-that they
will suspend hostlitics, and remain at peace
as long as the whites let them aIone-and
no longer The warriors are said to be
nearly all eager to fight They had lost but
l6 men during the war-six at the Grave
Creek, three at the mouth of Jump-oA-Joe.
six at Wagncrs ranch, and one at the
Meadows.
" They were told that Mrs. Haines and
her daughter and Mrs. Wogncr's child were
taken prisoners-that the two first died
within a week of disease with which they
were sick when captured, and that the lat
ter was kept until few days ago when,
hearing of the murder of tie two squaws
who had been taken by the whites, she was
killed in revenge. At the same time a half
Indian child was taken from its mother and
shot because it had white blood
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THoNAN Is Co>uNG.-Mr, +. b. Blake ar
rived in this place, from Shasta, on Wednes-
day night, and snforms us that Mr. Thoman
may be expected in Weayeryille the latter
part of the coming week, with a full com
pdnY
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

FASHIONABLE RELIGIoN.-'The cost Of
maintaining certain fashionable church in
Boston for one year is $22, ,505-equal to
s432 IS per Sunday This sum would sup
port % country churches.
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tGs~We are informed that there are about one
hundred miner. at work upon Dead|ood Greek,
some Of whom are doing very we'll This Creek
emptics into the Trinity above Lewiston, and ow-
ing to the fact that it is some distance from any
travelled trail. has heretofore escaped notice.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AND DEArH--A miner
named Charles Odgers while working his claim
Red Hill, north of town, on Friday I'D. was
instantly killed by the falling Of a bank upon
him. Every effort was made to remove the earth
from his body, but some 20 minutes elapsed before
This could be done and when found life was eX-
tinct.
Hewas buried on Saturday. \ large concourse
OF miners followed his remains to the grave. lie
was native Of England, and came to this State
from Michigan. lie was about 81 years of age.
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ANOTHER New PAPER-The prospectus
for the Royal Platrir, new paper to be
edited by the Order Of the E Clampsus vi
tus. was handed us too late yesterday, for
publication i'll to-day's issue. Judging from
the tone of the prospectus, we may expect
some lofty tournaments between the Royal
Platrir and the Budget. An unjust insin-
uation seems to have been cast against the
knights of the honorable Order, which we
presume will be justly repelled - Ereta
hmm.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

DEclsIoN-The Supreme Court, in the case Of
Merrill vs. Corham, sheriff Of San Francisco Co.
have dccid,d that the Sheriff can const.tutionally
exercise the duties Of TaN Collector.
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LOVE LErTERs.-A correspondent Of the
Aha Calgornja says:--"Whilst discussing
California topics, allow me to ask who the
ho0'Jrc is that sends by every mail from San
Francisco to his sweetheart in Fall River,
Mass, such internally long-winded love let
tcrs? The one received by the steamer
George Law on the 28th ult., comprised
one hoadrcd AMI j0rty-s1r pogcs of letter pa
per, exclusive of p. s. of forty pagey, and
an N. b. OF ten more!
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Ilfs~r isher q Co. of Cahon Creek have started
a ditch from their lume to the Red Hills, We
shall expect soon to hear of some rich strikes in
that section
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To ADvERTIsERs.-Pcrsons having Advertise
meuts for insertion in the Journal. viii please to
leave them at the Office Of publication carly on
Friday morning.
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g1s~Mr. f. G. JosLN is our authorized Agent
to solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements, at
Lewiston, Bates Ranch, R.dgcyille, and at other
points on his route.
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THE JOURN AL.
SlTrRDiY MORNING. MlRCH I. 1855.

1a-L. p. FISHER, is our authorized agent
in san Francisco to obtain advertisements and
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DEATH OF CHAs. +. CurLER.-We notice in the
Nicaragua news by the Sierra Nevada the death
Of Chos. I. Cutler, formerly editor Of the Trinity
Tunes.
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EFFECTS OF THE EARTHQUAKE.-A lady on
Stockton street was confined two months
before her time, from the fright of the earth
quake on Friday morning.-hHa.
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Gg~S. W. RAyELLY, is our regularly authorized
Agent to solicit Subscriptions and Advertisements
at Canon City.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

G.s-SheriG NEBLErr who has been on visit
to the seat Of Government, returned on Monday
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.Es-s,ngle copies Of the Journal, in lorqPpers,
for the Atlantic Mail can be had al the pubIlca-
tion Office.
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BLAKE & Cos ExPREss.-We have been
placed under repeated obligations to this
house, for fayors during the week.
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TRIAL OF CoRA-We learn from the Bay
papers, that the first Monday in March is
set for the trial Of Cora, the murderer of
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A~A&a+S

L CLAMPsUs Nuus.-Therc viii be a meeting OF
this ancient and honorable order this evening at
the new building, Immediately below Drahmer's
blacksmith shop, on Main street a full attend
ance is desired BY order of the n. G. IL.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

ACCIDENT Edward Bray, a miner on Oregon
Gulch, was brought into town last Monday, on a
litter having been most terribly mangled by the
caying in Of bank, while at work ol his claim.
cient caution in working under high banks. We
can scarcely take up paper from any portion of
the mining region, without seeing accounts Of in
jurics received by the falling Of banks.
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Go-We are indebted to the Hon. J. W. Den
yER for interesting public documents.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

pSD- The present estimate OF the popula-
s;on of China is four hundred millions.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

Z-IJ~ The Branch Of the old Corner Segar store
has the reputation Of furnishing a better article
of Segars. than can be had this SIDE OF the Old
Corner in Sacramento, and certainly the box Of
La For de Tesa lad upon o+e- table the other
day, by MAN is to us a most pleasing evidence
that GREENWOOD NLwBArEN are determined to
justly deserve their reputation. Try them.
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-01

sgaJ- The weather during the last week has been
delightfully."- warm and pleasant
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TABLE OF DISTANCES FOR THE NORTHERN COAST
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The undermined citizens kAnSas, feeling the Necessity
concert action and immediate effort In order % sup
DIV b, ntcpaed brethren in Kansas during the
coming Winter beg appeal 10 all the friends OF free
ard then contributors 20 he National
Committee AZ Chicago which Committee acting in concert
~ih the C.nTsi Committee in the Territory We bog that al
oonuiions b. through the National Kansas Com nitte
no & through individual unless they fully authorized
by ssld National Couu itt,c.