davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

Be- AT A MEETING OF THE COMMISSION
Els OF THE BANK Of the C0MMoNWE ALTH,
held on Wednesday, the goth instapt 1t having been
ascertained that an amount exceeding the sum re-
auired to secure the charter had been subscribed il
was
Resolved That the books for subscription to
the Capital sIOck of the Bank of the Common
wealth, be closed on Saturday, the 18th day OF
june or earlier, should the sum Of $4,000 have
been subscribed prior to that date. and that meet
ing Of the Stockholders be held r the purpose OF
organizing, at tioddin's Hal, on TUESDAY I'D June
at i2 O'Clock. NJ.
HORACE l. KENT,
RICHARD g. ) ORRIss, J
WM. q. CRENSHAW, Corners.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr.
JAMES III. GRANT,
WELLINGTON GoDDIN,
my 27-t22June
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

WANTED-A white or colored SIR
WANT, to cook. wash and iron for gs,,,..i ~
and his laty. Inquire at the Dispatch ofical snAn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

ANOTHER U. 9. SENATOR Dgap-Hon. j. 2. Hen.
dsrson, u. 8. Senator from Texas, died in Washing
ton on Friday evening" of pulmonary consump.
tion. He was native of North Carolina, aud emf
grated TO Texas In the year 1886. He filled many
high civil and military positions during its exis
fence As Republic, and since it's admission into
tie Union as State, the value OF his services has
ben repeatedly recognised. He was chosen the
frat Governor of the State Of Texas. aud by IN.
last Legislature unanimously elected to the Senate
as the successor OF the lamented gusk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07
LOST.

7 OST.--On the 26th April, in the
a Mail between Fredericksburg and Richmond.
one CERTIFICATE of STATE SFo X, for 81 Oa0
No. l5 in the name Of William Chinr, and one
Certificate for Shares of FirKinis Bank Stock
No. 1892, in the name of Montgomery Slaugh-
ter, together with their blank Powers Of At
torney t. transfer the same. All persons are eau
toned not TO trade tor the above Stocks a. the
transfer has been stopped and application will 10
made for a renewal of the same.
+ SLAUGHTER / co,
my l5-dIaW2m Frederic shurg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

RIorsE PurI.HKp.--Stegsl has been found guilty
10 Kann VIVA county, Va, Of riot-acting as leader
in tearing down house of a woman living on
Campbells Greek, and awarded one year in the
PcnItenttsrv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

WANTED TO HlRE--For the remain
" der Of this year. a colorei Man, who under.
stands attendiT TO a small Rarfen One VIII, can
me we'll recommended. viii End rlnpsert hss,s.
Aoplyt to w d C0LQUITT 4 co.
my 2T-ts -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07
rAMpROR SOAp-A snlendid ar1icIe

" for curing and preventing the bite of mosqui-
toes: Fancy soap. Brown and White Windsor Soap
Sassatras, Palm. Almond and Omnibus Soap Also,
the attracts FRANC panni, Violet of the Woois and
the perfume of Rondeletia, Patch Jnla and serbena
Water; for Sale by l. WAGNER
je7 Druggist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

TIE caors IN viEcisA.-fiy and chinch Bug
are said to be committing rsvages upon the wheat
10 cnipepsr. The complaint is pretty general -
issy are Also complained OF In the neighhoring
soansHs OF Madison, Rappahannoeck aud Page
A"'t au' J1iot worm have both made their ap
psNrapes IN the what IN Amherst. There IL more
olas 80 m In King George at present than has
wy sf'0's osen sssn la that quarter, and fears
left, '"' gag nAh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

I AIDLEY & ROBlNSON'S Oraaae
- sherbet, Iey-cool Pore lain Fountain oda Vi a.
ter, form ore OF the most delicious wholesome and
refreehing beverages that be used in hot wea
ther.
Also Cream Fruit syrups, ofail varieties, warrant
cd prte. the same n have always been supplied from
our fountains. will constantly be furnished to all
who want really cold. refreshing. aud delicious
drink, by LAIULEY q ROBINSON,
Chemists, &c,
JeT 4th aud franklin streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

sG~ NoTICE The Executive Con- NIT
tee of the Virginia Central Agricultural Society will
hold its regular monthly meeting on the 9th inst
at 5o'c0ck p. NJ, at the effice Of the President
Je 7-3t G. DIMM0CK, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

I OST-In the First Market square, en-
~ Friday. the 4th inst. EIGHTY OK NINETY
D0LtARS-One $50 bill. supposed North Carolina:
one $40, Monticello Bank. Va; one s.. Back Of Viz.
ginia; the others OF rememk ed A liberal reward
will be paid il left with HENRY MATHEWS, West
I7th street, opposite the first vegetable market or
at the Dispatch office. ieS-?ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

CovINGToN AND ONO RAILRo4D-on Monday last
a caravan of lsborers, horses and carts, passed
through Bristol, Tenn, en- route for the Coviogton
and Ohio railr5sd They had just finished on the
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

Too GREAT. The damages done In the vicinity OF
Frederick sburg Va By the late bail storm did not
exceed so 900 bushels of wheat, not 800 oo0' as
tvnooranhjsul error had it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07
R6r NoTiCE.-The particular att,

EH NoTiCE.-The particular atten-
ton of the public is called to the sale of very vala
BILE lot situated the south side of Rroad between
sth and 9th streets. This property is recommended
particularly TO capitalists and If properly improved
will nay a large per cent on the investment.
je tit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

FersHEr IN MoSoSGsLn Co, VA freshet In
Nonongai'a co, Va, last week. did considerable
damage The saw mills Of Samuel johnson and
Thomas Wilson, were swept away. and the bridge
over Buffalo creek at Evansville and Pharoah's Run
at Riyersyille DESTROYED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

CONVICTED OF COMMUNICATE ADKINS
and VIM. Price, convicted Of passing counterfeit
money at Goals Mouth, in Kanawha county, Va,
have been each sen tencei to three years 10 the
peui.entiary. They had upwards OF 500 In coun-
tcrfeit money in their possessionf and but about
a. in good money. The counterfeit money was in
2o's and los the Rank ofthe Valley Of Virginia,
and 20 on the Rank of Charleston, sonth Carolina,
several counterfeit quarter eagles, and one % cent
piece, "bogus, large"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-07

+ OST OR MISLAID-Certi6case No.
- 2I6s, In the name Of Archibald r, Thomas, for
one share Of Richmond Fire Association stock, da.
ted Mach 18th, ls52 This is to give notice that
shall apply TO the Board Of Directors of sais AssocA
tiOa for reissue OF said certificate.
my 15-dlawSts J 8 THOMAS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28
WEAVERVILIE CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, AUGUST 2S 1853

"LITTIE COUNTRY PAPERS" 1t amuses one
who has good perception of the ludcrous. to
hear the fag-ends of other professions talk dis
paragingly of their local paper-a an 'insignii
icant sheet a mere local affair, or more elegant
ly a sonehorse paper Such persons often al
ford Involuntary illustration of how great a fool
q man can be and live, and if the truth were
known the local paper of their denunciaton has
some time or other sighted them, or mortally of
Tended by accidental mention of a more success
full rival They are the persons who bore edit
ors, and who will make ahjcct sacrifice Of inde-
pendence to get their Insignificant names in big
letters in the meanest country paper. They are
the great little men of the village, who could he
called back from their most extended eXplora-
tions of fame's territory by beating tin pan for
q free drink. No one ever hears a man of talent
or distinction disparage his local paper. If con
temptbe he never speaks of it at all, and if dis
tinguished for ability he feels a pride in what be
tokens intelligence of his neighbors. 1t is the
three cent individual, who is good for no pur
pose, whatever, who thus patronizingly talks OF
one horse examples of other professions. But
it would be pity to deprive him of his little en-
joyment his opinion harms no one-he, too, has
rights of expression, as the donkey employed to
keep down thistles in a churchyard has right
to below when a chime of musical bells is call
ing to prayer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
Calvin b. Mcdonald, Editor.
WEAVERVI
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 2s, Is5s.

LOCAL ARIsToCRACY.'-In every respect we
despise demagogne-one who to secure any
office will affect extraordinary democracy, pro-
claiming himself the special friend of the people,
and declaring all the rest OF his profession aris-
tocrats Thinking, working men will not credit
one of these loud mouthed eXtraordinarles. This
is the shalOwest and most obsolete trick of infan-
tile politicians, and when resorted to for lille
office, the matter becomes painfully ludicrous
Every man should decently maintain the honor
and fraternity of his own profession, defending it
from aspersion; and none but man of great
talent can afford to hc an Ishmaelite among his
fellow workers, of whatever business
What we reprehended before was a manifest
disposition to array one class of community
against another, by asserting that one party of
citizens assumed superiority over another. This
community is isolated we depend one on anoth-
er. The poorest man that digs in the hillside,
alone and unsuccessfuly is respected, if he re-
spects HIMSELF and is welcome to every good
citizens house. There is no bar between him
and them, If a man forgets his manhood fire.
quents places of debauchery and ill-repute
repudiates the decent observances of society he
must not complain if he is Stunned by others
they do no more than his own relatives would if
they discovered him in disreputabe places and
persistent defiance of all decent observances We
assert that laboring men here rule in politics and
the church. This outcry of 'arstocracy' is made
either by persons who live in voluntary hermit
age, or by others whose public behavior would
shut tGcm out from any society. We know
exactly how some good and honorable men feel
in the dreary solitude of their cabins. They have
been long unsuccessful; they are poorly dressed;
they have no good clothes-no money to spare to
buy them. They keep thinking of this, shutting
themselves. closer and closer in their shells, and
gradually stunning others, are stunned by them
in turn, until in complete misanthropy, they at
length eXclaim in the bitterness of fancied God
and man desertion, 'd--n the world, any how;
they're all down on me- This, more than any
other, is the cause why so many men in California
live neglected and alone.
Now how base it is, for any one, for the con
temptible purpose of petty elcctioneerng to 60
TO the miners cabin, once a year and cry 'Aris-
tocracy Down with em, damn em We're
working menP We hope that hereafter no indi-
vidual will be found, seeking Office, Of sufficient
dupiicity and turpiiude to break up the structure
of our little society for the sake of what he can
pick from the ruins.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

SOMETHING FOR HIS OTHER JACKET PoCKET.-
We are creditably informed that in referring TO
something in this paper, Mr. Chadhourne stated,
at Kanaka Bar, that the TRINITY JOURNAL was
owned and controlled by a clique in Weavervlle
That was falsehood, which Mr.. Chadbourne
must not repeat, unless he would be denounced
as an Intentional calumnator. No person has
attempted to control the editor or publisher of
this paper; no person has asked MS to print line
for or against any candidate and whoever asserts
the contrary, lies, either ignorantly orhy design
We note this because we regard the character
and veraely of this paper sacred as personal
reputation; we know that we have conducted it
with extreme care and justice; we print what we
believe truth, and for which we are personally as
much responsible as if uttered by voice. We
shall not take advantage Of Mr.. Chadbournc, and
on the eve of election, abuse him for his untruth-
ful remarks; but we admonish him thus publicly,
that in speaking publicly of us he must conline
himself to truth. Our principle is not to vitupe-
rate and brow beat citizen with whom we have
controversy, merely because we have command
of singing words. Our friend Chad would suf-
fer some in a match of recrimination. Like our
old aunt in the country, his conception is all
right, but his delivery is pppoo-poor' still, If
he will persist in misrepresenting MS when we are
not opposing his election, we may be forced to
correct some of the acid in his nature.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

Dsay-We are amazed at the want Of manliness
and veracity in some of our political cotcmpo-
raries They seem to draw wide distinction
between written and spoken language, printing
expressions in regard to individuals which no man
of sense is expected to believe. Thus political
newspapers which would otherwise have wide in
fuence, force people to consider them as common
brawlers and irresponsible defamers. 1t is fact
that some political journals in this State, con
Quoted by men of ability, have descended to the
Oregon level. 1t is deplorabe-des destructive to
themselves, and demoralizing to the people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

Big RATTLEsNAKEs are met with every day on
Browns mountain road. Trying to ascend the
mountain with alternating intent, they reach the
road, and being unable to ges up the steep bank,
journey on until somebody makes them respohsi-
BILE for the mischief which the Old Serpent did
to Mistress Eve-not remembering that Eve prob
ably was as much to blame as the snake.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

THE funniest part of American politics is that
citizens declaring the most exalted patriotism
and indestructble love Of Union, fall out and
want to kill each other, by SO much weakening
the nations home defenses They are like two
noble and ferocious dogs left to watch their mas
ters dinner. In excess of vigilance they fight,
and during the battle some dirty cur carl es off
what they will be hogged for not Guarding
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

Fort HOPE Mr.. William NJ. Lowe has sent
us another letter from his friend Pancoast, on
Frazer river. Its relation is very little different
from former accounts. He says if gold is not
discovered in the hills, the little in the river will
be a curse to ninetenths of all there, and advi-
ses his friends to stay away until such discovery
is made. Indians have killed several persons at
Fort Thompson. Mosquitoes are so big and fero
ciOus up there that common, Sacramento in
seets couldn't take a trick
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

BLESSED Is IIE VINO GLApnENErH THE llEAEr
OF ruE OID.-Wc ask permission to print the
ensuing paragraph from the Yreka Union, for the
sake of our old people at home. 1t will gladden.
their hearts that we have not lived in vain, and
that we have earned an honorable place among
men of the West:
THE, TRINITY JoURNAL--In In literary excellence
the JOURNAL is far ahead Of dnV of its cotcmpo
rarjcs in this State and in the interest Of is news
department. equal If not SUPERIOR to any Of The
interior weeklies. It is, in fact, n model news
/ paper aud we would certainly subscribe for il
! if ii were not on our exchange list 1t IL alwav.
/ the first ON our table, from which we tear the
wrapper, and we never fail to llud in its columns
a feast of original IDEAS clothed in forcble aud
beautiful language Yrefa UitioR
The foregoing is especially valued as the I'M
sought verdict ofa Journal not prod gal Of praise,
siaid, dignifcd, influential, and conducted by men
personally unknown TO us, and whom we have
never laid under obligation by extraordinary
commcndatorv remark We are grateful for IT,;
and every evening 'whcn the sunsets golden
ladders climb the twilight walls of gray may
messenger Of peace tarry for the night with the
Larcs of their household, and in the morning
leave on the doorposs passover-sign to every
angel who comes not with healing on his wings =
With single exception, existing in helpless
jealousy and iuirmity of heart, we are kindly and
justly used by all our mountain brethren. A
place of equality among them is proud place,
which to maintain requires talent that would dis
tinGuish in any field Of journalism. Mountain
editors are the trusty senlincls on the outposts
oG pi. oib coll 4,
what Of the niGhtY They c'eave the rock from
which rivers drink their tide, and from which the
ocean borrows its waves aud foam and roar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

Gs~A paper named The National, and edited
by Geo. Penn Johnson, has taken the place of the
Globe deceased From the number of sNation-
al papers now existing we infer that the Union
is all right. although Gov. Foote has been rather
dilatoTy of late.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

We used to know sharp fellow who with mo
ney in his pocket would get credit for drinks,
leave the room, return, and paying the bill would
inaitl on a treat on occasion Of settlement,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

FoARD, co-edtor of the Golden Era, left San
Francisco for the State Fair in exceedingly com
Portable circumstances two match boxes
full of dimes. So Daggett relates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

1HARPER's MAGAZINE is a great thief a great
deal of the smart sayings fabled to have been
sent to the Drawer by sprightly correspondents,
was sent there involuntarily by editors Of news
papers now obsolete. The stuff is mserably old
and fat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

C. r. NJ. NoLAND, celebrity of Arkansas, is
dead. lie is the person of whom the frohy wri-
ter, Summerfeld,' relates so marvellous dueling
stories The Louisville Journal pronounces high
eulogy of his abilities.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

.MARY BRowN'-Some of our contemporaries
copy the beautiful ballad, MARY Brown credit
ing, properly, to this paper, hut omttng the
name of the author, L. f WELLS. We wish they
would not do so. Mary Brown is destined to
travel long way and the writer should not be
robbed of the credit DO not thus throw Off
our miner-poet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

JOHN LoNG, a constable Of Rough and Ready,
took laudanum to end his life. Mrs. Keyser, a
friend of Longs also undertook suicide, but the
doctors succeeded in keeping them both in the
world
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

LEWIS McGREGoR, highland Scot descended
from the renowned clan Of Rob Roy's time, died
in Red Bluffs, ten days ago. He had been twelve
years soldier in British India.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

QUEEN VICTORIA is going to be present at a
French naval exhibition Prince Albert will in
spect the breast.works No sovereigns of Europe
are prepared to pronounce more intelligent
verdict
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

VICTORIA has deposited a message, in sealed
package, to be sent to her friend, Mr. Buchanan,
as soon as the Atlantic cable is stretched We
fear that package, unbroken, will be among eff
fccts enumerated in her last will and testament
She will make numerous other deposits at great
cost to England.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

G1~The Lake Superior Chronicle says that the
Chippewas have had grand encampment there,
including a religious revival The editor thinks
from the way they hop and dance, that the Great
spirit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

TIE San Francisco newspapers, when they wish
to be particularly severe speak of each other as
a morning paper They must severally feel
bad when so denomnated such severity may be-
classed as uninstiliable cruelty 10 animnIs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28
Dissolution Notice.

HAVING SOLD and TRANSFERRED ED to J. J.
Ill Downhour my entire interest in the mill for
merly known as Rice's mill, and the lumber q
business, heretofore conducted by Fleming d
Downtown, and all property belonging to or in
any wise connected with said business, notice is
given to all interested that said George Fleming
is alone authorized to receive and receipt for all
demands in any wise due said firm
J.J. DOWNHOUR.
GEO. FLEMING.
Weaver, Aug 7, 1853. 2g4t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28
w. KOLB 6 CO., Proprietors.

III II Il UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE
i in informing the public that they are now
manufacturing and offer for sale a superior quail
ity of l. A G e r B E e r, warranted equal
to any in the world. share Of the public pat
ronage is requested. This Lager Beer is put up
with great care, in quantities to suit, kept CON
stantly on hand, and will be delivered in any part
Of the county. w. KOLB & co.
Weaver, July 10, 1858. 25tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

LAY 1T TO HEARr.-The Yreka Union OBJ
serves
'Though the basis of good society is rapidly
forming around them, yet how many there are
who gifted with talent and education to achieve
the highest social positions, still let their encr-
gies lie dormant, content to float idly down the
current of life, aimlcss and purposelcss Even
older memories have lost their power to interest
Time was, when on receiving letter from somo
loved one at home, thcV FASTENED TO answer with
alacrity, and even the inanimate pen seemed in
stilled with animation in nditing good news for
home But, alas that home has no charms now
and half weary of life, there are hundreds Of
young men in California who have no occupa
ton, and whose means Of subsistence. if not
criminal are unqucsiOnablv immoral, and their
influence society cannot fail to be felt for very
many years to come
Two LETTERS passed through st. Louis ad-
dressed Miss Emily Allen, Buck Kahon Co., st.
Joseph, Mo- and miss Barbara Ditto, Buck
Kafion Ditto-intended for two sisters at the
same place.
When the Chippewa Indians desire to set apart
tribe doctor, they kill white dog and make
an extensive dish of bouiilon Of which all eat as
much as they can hold.
COMMENTARIES ON THE School LAVA. J..
MouIder has sent us book as above named,
which we shall examine directly. 1t looks like a
work of commoudable industry
JURrEs in Michigan, since the abolition Of death
penalty, make the life penalty serve instead -
they sent four burglars to the pententiary for
|orty years.
Rsfj~A merchant in a northern State insists on
crediting his friend for whatever he would buy,
and then sends a boy with the bill before his
friend gets home.
A NUMBER of ladies have requested Rev. Mr..
Reasoner to remain another week and preach in
the new Church, though not quite completed.
A FEMALE writer for Hntchings' Nagazthe pro-
poses to take natures path and mad opinion
leave We trust she will not do so.
PILE-DRIyER fell on mans head at Buffalo
and left nothing Of it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28

THE Nevada Journal objects to Mr.. Melony for
Controller, because he spells God with little G ,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-28
N EW YORK HOTEL
WAN STREET. WEAVER

THIS WELLKNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
| entirely re-fttcd, and supplied with new Fur
ninre. Bedding, &c. 1t now contains number
of single and double rooms, and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
E'A M lilies SG PARTIES
The apartments are well lighted and ventla-
ted, and in point of comfort are second to no Ho-
tel in Northern California. Male and female SER
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
itors comfortable In addition to the many 9th
er advantages possessed by this Hotel. good
Il A X E r Y
is also connected with it, where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread Cakes.
Pies. &c. The proprietors acknowledge their
thankiuness for the patronage heretofore recev-
ed. and respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same. MORRIS 4 BRADY
weaver. Dec. D, 1857. 45td.