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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

MAD RIVER INDIANs.-Sam. King, just in from
Eel river, informs MS that the Indians have made
an outbreak, and that the trail to Humboldt Bay
is not safe to travel. Some days since the whites
pursued some depredators, and killed twelve OF
them, on Mad river. while before Mr.. Sanborn
was pursued by the red devils, and has ceased to
travel the trail. determination will be their fate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

GREENWOOD q NEwBAUER have removed TO
their new banking g-house next to Blake & Co.
The room is fitted up in the finest style Of wood
work and painting. We have not seen banking
house so elegantly fitted up in the mountains.
Their treasure is kept in five thousand pound,
thief-proof safe; their assay furnace is in rear
Of the office, and, so far we can see, nothing is
wanting TO make the establishment complete.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26
the TRINITY JOURNAL.
WEAV WILLIE:
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1855.
"a MINrR.n-Your article was written under

"A MINER.'-Your article was written under
n misapprehension of facts, which, we presume
YOU have learned before this time. No such Of
fensve remarks were made by the parties refer
red to, and if published now, your article would
not only wrong the innocent and unoffending but
it would fan the spark Of discord to a fierce fame
which neither you nor we could put cut. Your
communication is beautifully written some pas
sages lcapt out from the heart, we know, but you
have been msinformed, and to print what you
defeDceless persons, upon whom chivalrous man
would not make unprovoked war. Remove the
battery from the electric wires Of discord aud
strife, ard let the demon 60 down to bis den.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

QUAINT DEsIGX.-Mr. Kruttschnitt, German
gentleman of great refinement and taste, has
painted castle for his parlor wall in the tower
of which watch is placed SO nicely that it can
scarcely be distinguished from the painting The
time of day can always be known by the tower
clock
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

LITTLE FLORA desires US to express her graft
tnde TO Mr.. Kruttschnitt for couple of towering
vines which she intended to train with all her
childish Horticultural skill. But death dug about
the roots of one of them and it died, just as mil
dew often falls upon the hope os older and more
ambitious people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

EB-The Frazer infatuation is abatng here ;
people begin to suspect the origin of the stories.
1t is stated that Wells, Fargo & Co. have receiv-
ed $4,000 of Frazer river dust. If the country
be as rich as represented they should have re-
ceived ten hundred thousand before this time
Look to the cunning speculators who have craft
on the coast; and to the unprinciped news-huck-
stcrs whom they hire.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

How THEY LIE.-It was reported on the arrival
Of the previous down-coast steamer that $1,000
Wells, Fargo & Co. had received $75, 900 Twen-
tyfour thousand of that was in dust from Crescent
City, and fifty thousand in coin from Portland
S. T. Herald
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

CRcus.-Tbe pavilion was well filed on
Thursday night, the first evening of performance
The performance seemed satisfactory to the audi
ence. Worrell, the clown, has the merit of orig
irality; his jokes are not so ancient as some we
have heard in such places
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

FRAZER Story EXPLODED Editor Journal -
In looking over the Sacramento Union and Nfer-
curry Of II late date, noticed a flaming account
OF the richness OF Frazer River, purporting to be
the experience OF Mr.. Stone, who had been
there aud made fortune. The facts are these /:
Mr.. Stone is an old resident Of this place Canon
City-and was at Sacramento when the article
was published he is now here, and has never
been near Frazer River. lie thinks that the ar
hcle was based on some unmcaning remarks made
ny him in Sacramento barroom Persons who
have the Frazer fever would do well TO invcsti-
gate the rise Of such articles, before relying on
their truth. H.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

MINING AccTDENT.-Benjamin Prcdock had
three OF his ribs broken on Wednesday afternoon
in John Owens claim, at Sidney Hill, by bed
rock ditch caving on him. The shelving rock
slid off and caught him under the arms. DR..
Trask thinks he will get we'll.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

ExTREMEs.-Fanaticism has no locality. 1t is
Of no one latitude, but Of ALL 1t is as violent
in the cold North as it is fiery in the fiery South
BY curious coincidence both ends Of the candle
of agitation have been burning at the same time
one lighting the meeting of the pro slavery ex-
tremes at Montgomery, Alabama, the other illu-
minatng the anti-slavery extremes at New York.
The one conclave wanted the slave traffic reopen
ed, the other wanted the slaves set free. One
side wants free trade, or taxation of all the pro-
ducts OF the North the other would tax only the
Shareholders Each seems to have been animated
by desire to surpass the folly of the other; and
both have succeeded in receiving the rebuke of
all reasoning and rejecting men.-ForneY's Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

GERMAN of San Francisco, who keeps music
garden has been found guilty of allowing Jarbq.
rous r ana no'Sg amusements in his premises on
: sunday, Lord, how mat Frederick William will
be nit der American beeplcs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

DURING the performance at the Theater on Sat
uFday night an individual observing the snow
scene said 'Ob, making theatrical snow is moth
ing, but to get up thunder and lightning Storm
that's h-lr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

A BROTHER Of Charlotte BrontG, authorcss of
Jane Eyre during his last illness, insisted on
standing up to die. He had said that as
long as life lasted be had the will to do as he
pleased, and in the last struggle he had resolved
to confr ont death as the warrior meets his enemy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

BUSINESS NOTICES. A. j. Loomis advertiscs his
Mountain Market, r. II. Mcdonald & Co., impor-
ters of Drugs and Medicines, Sacramento; Trnity
County Miners Convention on the 23d of July:
Ed. Gross property for sale, at the mouth of
Browns Creek-all advertised to-day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

THE Sierra people have home watering place
which they call Gold Lake. The Democrat says:
The lake is three miles in length, and will ave-
rage one mile in width. 1t is fed by five or six
small brooks, which come dashing down from
near the top of the divide, and make the woods,
the rocks and the valley re-echo their soul cheer.
ing songs. This lake forms portion OF the head
waters Of Feather river
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

no while ago we saw Digger with five
pairs of pantaloons on; again we met him and
he had nothin' on but his shirt The dissi pated
rascal had won the trowscrs gambling, and had
got in bad streak OF luck and lost his winnings
and his own, to boot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

HOLINESS of the Mariposa Gazette, is going to
start revolving panorama. The happy idea
struck him on seeing Digger woman at her to-
let in front of his window. He will commence
ut the opening of the acorn season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

Rus OvHR.-On the 23d man from Trinity
fell from the stage ten miles above Red Bluffs,
was run over and very much hurt. The driver
thinks he will recover.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

lHE Marysville Express has friend living in
quartz country who has rein of poetry in his
soul. The vein dips considerably, and REQUIRES
blasting to get it out. -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

GENEROUS To THE LITTIE PEoPnE.-Mr. Lee
has rendered all the children Of Mrs Hyslop's
school free admission to his Circus this-Frday
evening, together with their instructress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

FROM TIE NORTH.-Lance Ngbting i'll, who
went from Marysyile 10 Fort Langley, writes to
his brother, June 9th. The Express says that
what he says is absolutely correct. lie says:
Frazer river is. on an average, mile wide from
mouth TO Fort Langley; so thickly timbered that
one cannot get through the woods at all Fort
Yale is 80 miles from the mouth Of the river
Money is of no use on the upper river among the
for gold coin. Few Of the aboriginals speak the
Chinook jargon; they hold prisoners slaves, and
make prostitutes of females. There is no chance
of trade-the Hudson's Bay company has monop-
olized all branches Of business. The Governor
can offer protection to miners now, but expects
10 be able to do SO in two months, and then will
charge S. u mouth for license and protection.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

THE Manzanita crop has failed in Mariposa:
they propose now to introduce persmmons buck
ieberries and tar-kilns from North Carolina. The
editor of the Gazette has invested largely in the
enterprise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

All GuE, who threw vitro in China Mary 5
lace' aud was sent to the State Prison, from hi,
county and escaped was arrested by constabl,
Cass, on Friday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

The San Francisco Herald says that fifteen
thousand persons have already left this State for
British America in two months more il is ex-
pccted that forty thousand Americans will be in
the British Possessions. The Iludsons Bay Co.
are becoming alarmed, and are repairing and
building Forts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

A SrocKToN SCHooIMAsTER had an atfray with
a citizen and purchased arms threatening to shoot
him attempting to put the threat in execution
the scboolmaster was shot in the abdomen, badly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26
Gun and Blacksmithing'
no NEW FIRM >aH

IN i w L IICNI
n THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THr
&Sday entered into copartnership in the aOC'' o
W business, at the old stand known as ~
zad's, on Court street, and lately occupied
McLain * Thorp. G.. Hulme having purcDas.
the entire interest of l.. b. Thorp, the bushes
Will hereafter be carried on by, and in the naH'
of McLain & Hulme. or
Particular attention will be given to liOhoF
MULE and OK SHOEING. Mining tools "as
on and all other kinds of work entrusted 10 ."
promptly executed. Call and try u.s. ,,c
McLAIN & HULMh
Weaver, June IL, 1858. 2lo'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

BLAKE d Co.'s Express have our thanks for
supplies, daily, of lower country naners wo
are glad to zee that they are doing a first rate
business. i"'o
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

NueGET'-A very handsome, eight ounce piece
of solid gold was found this week in Patrick
O'Keele's claim on Sidney HILL We saw it at
Grecnhood d Newbauer's
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

WE advise druggists and physicians here to buy
OF r. H. Mcdonald II Co., Sacramento; we know
they sell cheaper than any other house in the
state, and do larger business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

- NEW PoTAToEs.--Fclter, of the Oregon Gulch
kanch' has sent us some new potatoes of large
grown, together with other vegetables. We have
Todd s ranch
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

IhE ForRrH.-We hear of no preparations to
celebrate the Fourth in this place; ii is not proper
'h"O The great anniversary of American liberty
should not be in some manner recognized
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

G4s>They have an ugly bird in Australia, call
ed the Goatsucker; it sits on old dead trees
and tombstones, utteripg an unearthly cry, re-
semblng the words more pork
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

OLD residents say that so much cool and cold
weather has never been felt before in June, at
this place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

w. l. MArFrELD d Co. have sold the Yreka
Chronicle to Glasscock Thornbury. 1t is to
continue Independent
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26
VOTING PRECINCTS.

The Address TO The people Of this County will
be published in due time
l.. A. MOVES,
j. c. MASON
j G. CROWNINSIIIELD,
b. S. GUPTIL,
JOHN MURPHY,
i. BONTECOU,
JOHN G. ROBERTS,
ALBERT SHEPARD,
Je.26-23tc. Miners Committee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

FIRST FRuTs-We respectfully thank BExArr
Cook, of Point Bar, for large basket of yepeta.
bles, including the first new potatoes of the sea.
son. He has fine ranch there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

Thomas PoTr published card dcramo,or, %
Ills ne'ghbor' who said he didn't care, it was only
tempest in r. Pott
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

a LOUISVILLE MAN got terribly euraged at his
wlie Tor bearing twins, and flew into worse pas.
sion when the suekled them. A neipbbor took
MIN In hand and thrashed him Handsomely
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26
Saddle Horses and Mules,

Single and Double Buggies,
and PLEASURE CARRIAGES,
to merit reasonable share of the patronage d
the public.
Horses and mules will let for all parts Of Trim
lty County, and for Shasta, Yreka, and elsewher
on such terms as to allow no one an excuse o
walking while riding is more pleasant.
N. B-An excellent Corral is attached to th
stable, and all kinds of Horse food constantly %
hand. s.t
Weaver, June l8. 1858. 22f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

JOIN SMITH has been convicted and sentenced
at Napa, for killing b. F. Taylor, at Clear Lake,
last August
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

len. HARNEY has succeeded Persfer Smith in
command of Utah expedition. God help the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

ihE ANTELOPE RANGERS is the name of an
Indian e&lIrpating company in Tehana.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

"Alr LAKE is to be made " military depot for
stores, equipments and arms.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

BuELvILLE-SouTH FORK OF SALNoN.-Miners
here are doing remarkably we'll just now. The
Slam-bang company, No. /, make from IS to $40
to the hand-claim at the lower end of Bue Flat.
The fat is half mile wide, and is claimed as far
as Summervile, where bang Co, No. 2, is
doing quite as well as the other. Water plenty
in the ditehes, and cheap. The water is high in
the river, at which washerwomcn, milkmen and
bar-keepers rejoice. Mr.. Short and lady keep a
good hotel at Summerville. The Frazer fever is
cooling off we Yankees won't work under any
thing but the stars aud stripes. We shall wait
until Frazer river has frz,' and then ascend it
on skates. As an Indian matron Of this place
beautifully remarks Boston paper hu squzer,
wa wa, (big TALK but whars the chickerman
(money.p N.
I'VE don't sabe' that Digger name O. yourn.
1t means suthin' we reckon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

THURSDAY night was cold and wintry; oyercoats
visible and numerous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

A SCHOOL is soon to be established in Carson
Valley; also, minister.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26
J. G. Wood,l [Wm. X. Yancey
WOOD & YANCEY,

HAVING PURCHASED OF CARSON h
l. Rowe the Livery Stable on the west
side of Main Street, in Weaverville, as also all
of their vehicles and animals, will continue 10
conduct the business heretofore done at that es
tablishmeEt.
One of the company having been long engag
ed in the business at this place, and being well
acquainted with il in all its departments, they
hope by strict attention and promptness in fur
nishing all who may give them call with the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

liE supreme Court were to hear arguments on
Tue sunday law on Monday-decision expected
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

iE lnE Trinity Brass Band made most excellent
musical company in the mountains. 1' "'S'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26
Central Committee Notice.

The Democratic Central Committee OF lriD'
County will meet in Wcaverville, on Thursu'
July lst Every member of the Comml''e'
requested to be present, as business OF i~T
tance will be before the meeting.
JOHN MUSSER, ChaIrmau
+. WALTER, Secretary.
Weaver, June IL, 1858. IL"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

GRAND BALL Madame Todd is preparing for
an Anniversary Ball on the evening of the 9Th of
July One hundred and fifty ladies are expected
perhaps more. No expense is considered in the
preparations; it is not Mrs. Todds purpose to
make money by the party, so every preparation
will he made at whatever reasonable expenditure,
and we expect it will be the grandest affair ever
seen in Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26
GREENWOOD g. NEWBAUER,
BANKERS.

HAVING REMOVED OUR BANKING BUS
| mess to our new Fire Proof brick building,
and procured n
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe,
weighing 5000 lbs, (the largest in Northern Cal
ifornia,) We are now prepared to take
Special Deposits
on reasonable terms.
We sell Exchange on all parts of the world,
and Checks at par, on SACRAMENTO and SAN
FRANCISCO
GG- Highest Price paid for Gold Dust ~t2&
WeaveTvllc, June 26, 1858 20.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-26

WEAvEEyIIE ScHooL-Mrs. lIyslop's school
will close on the 30th. She is most excellent
and popular teacher and the children will regret
attentive and patient with them. Mrs Hyslop is
one of the most highly esteemed women of Trim
ity, and in her journey to the Atlantic States
will take with her the respect friendship and
good wishes Of old and young in this community.
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gtIsrtel Mlsrellany.

INFANTS FooD.-What Bq5y cost
y Year -When it is necessary to feed
infants artifcially, and cows milk is used
it should be first boiled, then Skinned
tlep sweetened little with sugar, and
rs t a little salt added, not enough tc
giFe it a saltish tastej milk thus prepar-
ed will not only preEent the indigestion
and consequent acidity, fatulence, collie.
lisrrhea, &c, from which sucking chill.
drsn suffer SO much, but will actually
cuTe them.
4 hearty infant gill swallow, during
the first year of it's life, fourteen hundred
pounds of milk, in which are twenty-ope
pounds of cheese, thirty pounds of butter
and hundred and twelve pounds of SUI
gar. At six cents quart, with the nee
essary sweetening, each 'dear" little crea-
ture costs, for food alqne, fifty dollars for
the first year.-Ha5z's J0urnGl Of HEALTH
sa~ Prosperity is not without many
fears and diStastes, and adversity is not
without comforts and hopes. We see in
needleworks and embroideries, it is more
pleasant to have lively work upon sad
and solemn ground, than to have dark
aud melancholy work upon lightsome
ground; judge, therefore, of the pleasure
of the heart by the pleasure of the eve.
Certainly virtue is like precious odors,
most fragrant when they are incensed OF
crushed for prosperity doth best discover
vice, but adversity doth best discover vir-
tue.-Lord Bacon.
earI heard good husband at his book
say, that to omit study some time of the
year, made as much for the increase of
learning as to let the land lie fallow
for some time maketh for the better in
crease of corn. If the land be plpughed
every year, the corn cometh up thin; !; so
those which never leave poring on their
books have often times as thin invention
as other poor men.-Roger 4Aschqm.
sa%Those who read everything are
thought to understand everything too ;
but it is not always so. Reading fur
nishes the mind only with the materials
of knowledge, it is thinking that makes
what We read ours. We are of the ru-
minating kind; and it is not enough to
cram ourselves with great load of col
lections-We must chew them over again.
-ChGnning.
BD A woman is either worth great
deal or nothing. Ifgood for nothing, she
is not worth getting jealous for; if she be
true woman, she will not Intentionally
give any cause for jealousy, A man is a
brute to be jealous of good woman-a
fool to be jealous Of a worthless one-but
is double fool to cut bis throat for either
of them.
sa- 1t is said that German doctor
once wrote work in FIVE volumes, to prove
that the human mind was so constituted
by natural infrmities, that once ip every
seven days man did one foolish act, and
pnce in every twenty-four hours said one
foolish thing,
SEE the minutes how they run,
How many makes the hour full complete,
How many hours bring about the day,
How many days finish up the year,
How many years moral man may live.
Shakespere.