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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-21
"QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family 'SeGCiHg Machine,
Only S3J and $50.
THE citizens of Cleveland. and all

HE citlZenS OF Cleveland, and all
Il others Interested In Family Sewing Afachlnes are
invited 20 call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine the very latest Improvement patent
granted IAN Of August, l5 and is acknow edged by all
uud Judges 10 be THE Fan lily sewing Machine thai has
long been wanted. has the advantages OF all the Old
patents, without their comp catd nachnerdOes lust
gooi work and can be sold 1ef deal cheaper, while
durability and simplicity Will commend ttsef 70 /
10 from two ordnarr SpO0lS. without re-windng
n and ue work with tqua facility, and has
very elastic stitch that Will not MP although even iDurh
stitch be cut
Each 8achne is warranted in perfect order, and fun and
exp directions accompany each Machine; aud II
mple, that its oper be learned thoroughly In
hour.
liable got Of repair-s easily Oiled and
very easily, While there 70 work it
than Machine IN The market
This Machias makes beautiful Embroidery Stitch; also
gathers nicely
As tins IS tho r.t Opportunity the citizens Of Cleveland
have had OF buying tins Machine, they cOuay invited
20 call and examine them al NORrHS PHOTOGRAPHIC
AND AlfBkUrYPE GALLERY, before puIchaSinz else
- chauce offered % specuators wishing 10
buy County Rights, Mr. North has seventy Counties
this state. Ali letters addressed 10 him will
reiye prurnpt attention
where. WALTER & NORTH.
oc4 k6 Agent Tor Cuy1hoga County
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-21
6air Dpe.

Iulh WV
DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
IL bers. BASSETT HAIR DYE. great deSider itun
expressly Ba rhers benefit. Which be bought
large small quantities. al nifty per cent less than you
purchase other dye the country Bottles that you
have pay 81 for you the fed Scr my
and 60 luther for the quantity. You get any
shade desire frum light shade 70 brown SHADE and ie
black and give the best satis faction 70 customer In
ing. keeps natural FOr sale Wholesale
Relail By WM. L. AMBUSH, l64 Superior st.
myl2d.tf5 Regularly authOnzed Agent
HENDERSON'S HAIR RESTOR-
IL ATlVE-ls fast becoming known and bids fair 20
famed the following certificate VIII show Il
can be obtained OF the subscriber under the Amerlcan
House, In this CITY. Price 81 per bottle
WI HENDERSON
HENnEEsos's HAIR EEsTC IArIvE.-The undersigned
bald the top Of thel- heads ami the hair
and rapidly growing thin all their head wheu
Mr. Wm Henderson the Barber under the American, aD
picd his usy celebrated Hair RestOrativ and short
time the loss Of hair suppel and hair bel to
grUN and EoS the place h-uds nat entirsl
bald covered with dne cnai Or air. NecqTially re-
commend Nj Hgndersugs Restsra,Ee believing II 10 be
IEWIS DODGE, NJ ID.
Ell EDDY.
CIevrIand Tan 25th Is g. t.dl-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-21

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers IN Fish Nails
Glass and Produce Nos la and lq2 street. and 10 and
Y Meadow street, "Grocors Sleek Cleveland Ohio
e. BRADBURNl
W A FIsHER.{ aug3ldly lsG
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

condition as VII justly eniillo i to the
confidence Of the county. ihsir own in-
,eres,. should inci,s them to il. su'l cef-
ininly the State Of Texas. after such n Iihs
ersl policy, has right to expect II, With
proper management ii can be accom- ilshed
Ie, the siockhalders attend 10 their OWL
interests Let them elect q directory, amt
other officers. composed d business nen
who will devote their energies to this work,
ani le, them be men who VIII inspire cou-
fiience II thes vii do this. aud With ,he
aid Of the ,ala,ary regulations in relation
to railroad companies adopted nj The se''
sion Of the Legislature as, adjourned, sue
cess is certain.
Tho citizens Of Marshall should ESQ ,leir
utmost exefDoas To get the road to this
place ms speedily rs possible. II @ill be,
10 one senee, Ike bread east upon The
waters The prosperity which It would
bring. Tor even few months during tho
business season, would lar more than eom
penss,s for ,he uiaIng Outlay. II the road
were completed to THIS place, Ne yOnluf,
TO say tina, Tor two thirds Of the year mo-
bale OF cotton would be waggoned be-
youd Marshall Every property holder
merchant, mechanic, OF any other person
interested Ia tie prosperity or trade OF The
place. would DO warranted IN subscribing
to the stock If this road, even If he neveI
got a dNlar bsck ia return.
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ar The South W cstern contains the foil

sJ- The Soath W cstcrn contains the follow
ing information in relation to the progress Of
that portion Of the vicksburg, Shreveport, and
Texas Railroad extending from Shreveport to
the Texas line
"Tho negroes belonging to Mcssrs Bonner
t. Co., are husiy engaged in preparing this
track Tor the railroad from his place to III,
Texas line. They progress with all the speed
tho Indictment weather Viii permit. We an.
decslani that Mr. Leopard has undertaken .
contract on he tae and viii put large force
to Wefa.'
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ding WAS or WAS not Justified Ia the course
he took In sfre.tinr the hllibusief. about
which We know ,hefs are difference. OF
o,inion among our citizens, we are inclined
to think that cur baltimore .cotemporsr,
has in the above paragraph hit the nail o"
IN. hand Their. il evidently n good deal
of simulated Indignation" got up Tor POI
Ii,icsI effect. aud good deaf Of nonsense
u,teted with all the solemn gravity Of n
mous. The teleytaphic reports sent from
,b,. ,ity /, a distance abou; indignation
m.s,,,,. IN, eo,,ll,u, of snld,ess Tor Nc
arayus. and ali that. arc enough to make
,ue scream with laughter. One here would
.,,,,.e comn,,in, ,h. reality with the re-,
,o,i. TIA, the latter were designed ~ ga,
,,r,s upon the shnl, matter Hut tbs As.
not the ease They were real, designed
4, summit Gilihu,Ie,ism' Tn. game is
not worth the candle" however. aud We
dismiss il.
Edlibusterisu man revive and flourish
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ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
DEMOCRATIC
n a s. 81 M e = = I ~ G (!

\ Mass Neellng Of tbe Democfacy u
Harrison couuly Is hereby called. to be
holden At HE Cont House In Marshall on
lhoaday. he Isl day pi March,
at hall pss' one O'clock. z. NJ, with view
Ia the raiiii'ali Of the proceedings &C the
Democratic State Convention lately held
nj Austin. and 10 take such other aud further
.,eps as may be deemed necessary 10 pto-
mute tbs general good, aud secure the pre-
pnndcrancs OF our principles, nd the union,
peace, and harmony Of sie party.
Democrats l'ola every petition Of the
county, are earnestly re1nested 10 nliead
W. X. u, " ARP
Presidom Dem1sfdftc tiub
X w. i.er.uERy, StcreilrV
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
tHlE.E IIlSIICL.

'HtF.J dtNt " H..
i'en btDiIt = JENNINGS il candidate NJ
me p'hre OF th'ei Jn'iicr 81 Harrison Comfy at 10,
shsn'ng August election.
ioiN WifliEKsrooN i n candidate fpf h,
ofirs OF Thief iasiirs. az the ensuing sagus election
SHERIFF.
W. hrr authorized TO anhnuaer y 4. LHnuES
a." rnhdia'e log the oihre II Sheriff Of Harrison
Na,'''
~ ""ih'iis'', % nLnonhfe q " LAtH7Nh
tommy W. WV '''''" " 7"sfh ~ hAffs"i
-, ,,.,.,.
~ ". haNfohp "a y candidate ~ Sheriff q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

/ We give place to a correspondent who signs
himself T. g., and 30 whom We recognize a
democrat aud friend Our columns are open
TO him, as they are to all who differ from Us
on this and every other question. Tie is doubt
less aware that there is much yarIauce Of opin-
ion in relation to The Nicaragua question
among members OF the democratic party.
Hence We think his remarks are enceptionablc.
There shoald be more cancellation. Like
every one else who has given his views on this
subject, We have given ours. We pretend to
speak for no one bu, ourselves A. to charg.
ing those who do not simrath.se with Walker,
with blind sub-ergieney, OF with alleging tina,
a man must sub5cfibe 10 every act of an ad-
miasirallon, or leave ihe party, are positions
which wc 30 not subscribe to, but which ve
should regard ~ dangerous TO recognize. We
do not believe is sustaining party or Pres
ident regardless Of hight. We DO not expect
to find everything at all times. in accordaucc
with our views No administration of the
Gogefnmsut since IL. origin, but what has
committed errors the pufest ard heA have
not been exempt from them. Bat when a
President has taken correct position, we
;bink he ought 20 be sustained. In our Jujg
ment SIR Buchanan has taken wise and patr.
olir ,iand on this question, and we believe be
sill be sustained by The copairy
Gas correspondent permits hls PT'judIces to
run away with him H. enters upon adeleucc
Of Walker without testimony and without ar-
eument, worthy, in our opinion OF moments
consideration. llcassefts, Wi bout proof that
ve occupy the site ol the aboitionisi-, II
his poEtirW be correct, the south i- almost
unit ~ inst the President How stirds Mr.
Douglas ON tins question: And certainly our
correspondent viii not recognize Ia that gcn-
tlcmaH at this time very devoted friend Of
the South We copy thie .eef a tew articles
igom leading Southern papers maintaining oar
views. Senator Mason, Of Virginia, ia hi- re-
cent mastery rcpor, to ,he Senate, a. chairman
If the committee o. Foreign Relations, oeeu.
pies deuticajly the same position and u7es the
same Arguments "l'eh "e advanced nut "i
course with much more force and ability Sen
ator p,afca OF Mar, land. has also taken the
..,.. ..,,,.. g.. ,l. t,, .i,.,i, .,,,.n,
IRON hs 'eil l"fr'Vie speech ana '"'e the
further discussion of tle sutlect for the pres
emf, with tie si,npl. ,eusrk Tint our eorre,.
.-,
t@Nu''''i ~ ''' ~ VIZ van ''''"'''' nan '''' "
swercd the arguments advanced W rs Ia mann
4. aanee Of the Presidents position
ar BAN, oppressed ~ 'pIiSr ''"i SYM
faihy should ne ,h''f'H'h,~ ''t "e'"V' ]" any
quarter oI me uuon' VINO ana Wnat wa
he \ nieil'Y auSe","t'e VINO nau ,ish'.-
~. a0' n.'i''n e''"l y, ~, ',, ,' :"
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a. Want OF space prevents Us from com
meuling upon Mr.. WlGfALL's report in rea-
ton 10 State University, aud the Message OF
Governor RussELs in reference to Kansas
which viii be found on our first page. Suffice
Il to say, that we admire the ability and force
displayed in these productions, and thai the
positions assumed in them meet our ugqual.-
lied appreciation
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

Or Tie Gilmcs Democrat says; AT a sale
in this place last week, a negro boy ten years
Of age sold for l2o6 dollars, a girl Of twelve
years brought 4 ass, and negro man brought
1000, on n credi, of twelve months
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

IT. We have reviewed from Mcssfs. Leonard
6eelt 4 e.. ~, Fulton street, New York
liis<i woods Edinburgh Magazine for jana.
~. The leading sstieles in this number arc
q - inlsrestne character, fully COMFORTING
uaah H. ssiasss literary reps,aiion which this
nagsxias ~ ssstaassd 10 Europe and the
unis@l States, Prirs ~ : rear Price OF
Dnst~s>d ~ asy ens u ths four reviews
-; ~ fsss ssvisws ~ Blaekwoo $40
NJ ~ who wesid kssr pass wish The most
tarssasss essssissa u The ~, es desif~s IN,
$3.50 seqwaistaare With t's literary sse" Of
Ensr1e. shrnid ~. without these sterling mag
,x,usa. the sspsinl. Of whch are furnished at
Isrt ntlssss r.s, By these aaef'ean publishers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

aT Mr. IHagLks Il. hYssoS, an eutcrlr-
prixing merchant Of this place. who has just
returned from New Orleans, sends US CITY
papers Of the evening Of the 9Th, Tor which
Ac wi aceep, our tllanks. lie came by way
Of the railroad from The iakc, aud nioreis u.
on tie margin Of one Of the papers as follows.
Goods from New Orleans by The Railroad in
I'VE pAysl' As no advertisement sec5mpa-
ulss lAis notice. We are left in painful suspense
"a " his msaniag. Had he any reference to
tho soilsd linen in his trunk Our columns
ass opsa for explanation.
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a. We neglected last week to acknowlege
the receipt Of kite paper from our Shreveport,
from Mr. g i Itynson, through Mr.. X. Tibet
fJri. Such fayors are always highly appreciated
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a Correction.

,,,rsnv,.xr r.. ms t,AsI.,N -Our Rem.
,,.,u,atfye. lion f. Murrah writing from Aus
ii, ,,f., dan. of .Tspu.ry 13ed saws.
3. ,lo,p t,.,, il. channel and the G,yernor
has approved i, A. il now stands, after fifty
mite" are graded aud twenty-five mics eom-
P'.'eu' We 'o"', rs gwen 70 ''' 'N'u'! ~ =,
49, ,,,l.... co,o,,i.tod a,tr,oards always kcen.
keeping grade Of tive m,os in advance |
advocated % change, 80 as to allow the loan
al'st t"'H'} Nv i''''N 7""u" VV e'"'f'1'''
cach section Of i've mile, completed, Keeping
five miles Of Crude In adfaree Of the CON,
Pe''u foa ! "'' NOT Su,','p' uu' ''' "'
,l.
which ~, understand 10 be the interpreta,io ion
Of the law, as follows: 30 miles graded Is Of
which must be ironed. Then they get the
loan ON % miles Then on each miles alone
as foned' ihey ara" the loan up 10 70 miles
'' '''e 80 % "''' '"'''o % i"e', '''y 90
'', ''"' 80 ' w. Nv 80 ""' s'"N' -
Being in the presence Of Mr. j. X lcrger
OF this place. the hitter part of last week, we
reminded him. that he had few evenings
previously S"'eu 10 Us ''a' 'ne amendment 10
'n' 'o"" ''"' ''A' p''s'', 'N' s's'"'a'e' ana
W." 80 - "a. ~ "''1' ."
,.,,. a, ~, an,,.h.,i, .,,,..a;.,,,,n al -
the statement which We published In our last
issue, in connection With his name. In the
evening after the Issuance OF our paper we
met Mt serger' ana he stated TO US mat we
Ave., e., -, I'm
-, - -. a.. -. -. :.
Inc oss"'" journal say' mat on the
morning OF the IAN instant. Mr. Mac Coer
pender, while handling ride gun, IN setting
1t down hastily. struck the cock agains, a
ia, c,usins n dj,ch,r,s rb. hall ,.a..d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

ar All .u'~,rii.~rs 10 Tia Pe,asl,ts., qua Of tlt.
t"ni y are requested 20 pas nsis aec ir a fen .a
that u Is mpfr ifsislu to collect snch small sum, ii
30 earn The money
~ Money fpf subscriptions. Tor inra 10 ili- Re-.
p'i'liean "fice be ffwafie ~ mail m o,, ris3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

Hon btbiEY 4 JENNINGS il II ean,lnin,. n
The Office OF Chief Ja',cr ol Harrison Cannt, at ila
sn.pins Angnsi election.
icIN = WirHERsroOy /. canltla,. 6,f Ia
oics Of Chief Justice, d, The ensuing tayt.t e,cttn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-02-20

II has been calculated by Prol~ssors
Bache, Of the United States Coast Survey,
that the waves Of the sea travel at the n IL
OF six aud half miles minute.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
LADIES TABLxAux AND CONCERT, THIS EVENING

LADIES TABLEAUx AND CONCERT, THIS EVENING.
The most attractive exhibition ever in Weaver
vile, will be given this-Saturday evening" at
the Theater. The design is so creditabe to the
Intelligence of the neighborbood that all expect
10 see the house filed TO its utmost capacity.
The ladies and children have been most industri-
rus in preparation and we are safe in making as.
surance that none will be disappointed who come
with expectation of refined and amusing enter
tainment. One great attraction is the originality
of the desgn-the first exhibition of the sort
ever in California. The programme will more
particularly explain the intended performance
in addition 10 what we have said in last weeks {
paper. We are gratifed TO learn that ii is the
intention Of all the ladies and gentlemen of the
village and neighborhood to be present. Parties
who expect comfortable seats should come early
in the evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

LATE EVENTS EAsT.-It was reported that the
Mormons were leaving Salt Lake for Wind River
mountains-the war is at an end and no blood
split, but millions of treasure. They do not want
to be governed by Cummings
Billy Bowlcgs and the hundred and fifty
remnant of his race have at last left Florida for
the Indian territory. Vessels recently arrived
at St. Johns, New Brunswick, with $4,000 seals
Gov. Cummings has taken up his residence at
Salt Lake. Eleven American vessels have been
boarded and searched by British authority-great
national indignation is manifested at Washington.
The Sioux and Chippewa Indians have renewed
hostilties in the northwest. A dreadful tornado
passed over Baltimore, recently, doing great
damage in several counties The American Bible
Society held their AID anniversary on the 18th of
last month, in New York.
josiah Evans, Senator from South Carolina
died on the 9th of May. Charles Fenton Mercer,
who was in Congress "a years, is also dead. Ten
persons were killed on the New York Central
railroad by bridge falling with the train. II
has been ascertained in the Wisconsin legislature
that all who voted for the fraudulent land grant
received from $4,000 to $4,000 for their votes.
Great excitement exists at Keokuk, Iowa, because
of adjacent gold discoveries. DR.. Robert Hare,
the eminent natural philosopher is dead. Pig.
cons lately few so thick over Port Huron, in
Michigan, that thousands were killed with poles
Another nest of counterfeiters has been broken
mp at Evansville, Indiana.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

BUSINESS NoTIcEs.--George Hulme, has bought
Mr.. Thorpe's interest in the Blacksmith and Gun
smithing business, on Court street. Nc Lane &
Hulme is the firm now. Mr.. Thorpe is going TO
northern mines,
son Rowe's Livery establishment on Main
street. Both of the above firms advertise to-day.
r. H. Nc DONALD & Co., druggists, of Sacra-
mento, advertise in this paper. They have the
largest establishment of the sort in the State,
and are among the best of California citizens
Dr. r. II. Nc Donald, and DR.. J. c. Spencer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
Saddle Horses and Mules.
Gun and Blacksmithing
to- NEW FIRM TN

a THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS
&@day entered into copartnershp in the above
W business, at the old stand known as Co
zad's,' on Court street, and lately occupied by
McLain & Thorp. G. Hulme having purchased
the entire interest of L. B. Thorp, the business
will hereafter be carried on by, and in the name
of McLain & Hulme.
Particular attention will be given to HORSE,
MULE and OK SHOEING Mining TOOLS Wag-
on and all other kinds of work entrusted TO us,
promptly executed. Call and try us.
McLAIN & HULME.
Weaver, June II, 1865. 2ltd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

TELEGRAPH.-We are indebted TO Mr.. lIubbs,
operator at Weaverville, and TO Mr.. Downer, op.
orator at Shasta, for the steamer dispatch printed
today. On the evening of steamer arrival few
sentences were telegraphed from Oroville, after
which nothing more could be got from that Office
the operator could not be reused next morning.
Finally, when the Oroville extra was brought to
Shasta by stage, Mr. Downer kindly Transmitted
the dispatch to us. Nothing short of back
handed stroke of lightning would rouse the Orc
vile man, sometimes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
$40 REWARD.

STRAYED from the undersigned at Manzanita
- Flat, about three weeks since, large. dark
brown, Spanish horse mule, branded on nigh
hip, high up branded on the nigh side of the
neck, hair brand, branded with several Spanish
brands on both hips, neck and shoulders, and
wethers ehated by pack saddle. The above re.
ward will be paid on delivery of animal to A. J.
Felter' Oregon Gulch, or Wood & Yaucey, Wea-
yer. CONST ANTINF WFPTZ
Manzanlla Flat June Is, 1855. 223t-.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

SOME interior papers have very silly habit of
advertising our editor who has gone below on a
visit or bust, and such like soft stuff All this
is very degrading and it makes the person spoken
Of appear clownish or q fast in the estimation of
persons who don't know him. Such announcement
always reminds us of drunken sailor, who, in
excess Of good fortune, hires jackass and goes
on bust
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

Coop RUNNNG.-In his retreat from Indians,
Col. Steptoe made eighty-fve miles in less than
twenty hours, after having fought hand TO hand
battle for whole day The cause Of the attack
was that the Indians had beard q road was 10 he
made through their territory, from Walla Walla
to Fort Benton. Two officers and five men fell
fourteen were wounded The Indians lost fifteen
and had forty wounded.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

TRINITY CHAPTER-RoYAL ARCH MASoXs-
The officers elected on the 14th are w. J. Tinnin,
NJ. E. H. P; NJ w. Personette, X; M Ruch, S.; J..
S. Pitzcr, C. H.; &c Burch, p. s.; J. W. Finley,
r. A. c.; A. J. Loomis, T.; j. A Watson, Sec.
J.C. Mason, R. r. Miller, and l. G. Messec were
appointed G. Masters of the 3, 2 and l wells, and
J. c. Wood, Guard. NJ. E., W. G. West, Deputy
G. H. Priest, prcsiding--the elected officers were
installed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

THE editor Of the Marysvillc Netcs promises US
n double allowance of bedding if we come there
to the editorial convention. We shall be satisfied
with single bed if the General will destroy that
bull-bed-bug which attacked us last summer, in
Msrysville, and which we at first misook for a
mud turtle from the slough on D street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

HIGH FEvER.-The worst case Of gold fever
that we have ever heard Of happercd the other
night. at the expense of an acquaintance Of ours
He went to bed without any Indulgence in liquor
and in sleep tore his shirt off to swim up Frazer
river rapids.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

CIRcus.-Lee's Circus will perform in Weaver
on Thursday and Friday evenings, June oath and
25th; it will be worth while for persons living at
a distance to come in, for Lees is, by far, the
best travelling exhibition ever in the interior.
The agent left on Monday for Trinity Centre and
CAllahan's.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

Ss8- We have not opened a newspaper for a
week. but we have found, conspicuous as leader,
a long article, headed "A Sober View of Frazer
River Miningp Truly, temperance is gaining
converts.-MarysyiHe Express
reckon =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
f. 9 tt r a Y.

CAME INTO THE PREMISES of the subscri
Ober, at Hay For. a dark red steer, with white
spot on its forehead, and white under the belly.
Said animal has right ear cropped and is about
three years old. The owner can have him by
proving property and paying charges.
T, CRADLES.
Hay Fork, June t., 1855 223,.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

A BARREL containing a dismembercd human
body, was found at the New York railroad station
the detective police traced it back to Chicago
and found it to be the wife of barber, who hung
disposed Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

OREGON AFFAIRs.-It is the general opinion
that there will be an immediate Indian war. The
savages say that they will resist all troops at
tempting to cross their boundaries; they have
had a big talk, and now want to fight.