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CAUGHT A WOLF, AND DIDN'T IN
TEND IT.

Mr. Buchanan had no more idea of having
Filibuster Walker caught though he pretend
ed to set trap for him, and gave orders to
have him seized, than he had of the new Con-
stitution of Kansas being adopted by two or
three hundred votes, all told, with the slavery
clause in Both these incidents have turned
out so mal-appropos, and so Unexpectedly that
he is really Gin peck of troubles" about
them.
"Misforunes never came singly, tits said"
And the poor occupant Of the White House
hospital finds there is more truth than poetry
in this ten-foot line.
We are sorry for the poor man; but what
can we dor he aoiU keep laundering in spite
of all the advice we can give him. The fact is
he has always been laundering. He Numbered
when he threatened to let out that some drop
of Democratic blood in his veins" he blum
dered when he attempted to make "bargain"
with CLAY to support GENERAL JACKSON; he
Numbered when he wrote the letter denying
that there was any such thing as bargain and
corruption between Adams and Clay, and then
intimated that there was he Numbered at the
Ostend conference, and also in turning himself
into the Cincinnati Platform he Numbered
when he wrote tho letter for Forney, and he
Numbered when he made Forney his enemy !;
he Numbered when he made his cabinet and
he Numbered when he quairelled with one Wal
kcr and let another go out of the country, and
then out of custody.
"The leaders of the buchanan Democracy in the
House of Representatives are Stephens Of Georgia,
Clingman of North Carolina, Faulkner of Virginia,
and Clay of Kentucky all of whom, a few years ago,
were "0ld Line Wings "-E Exchange.
Yes; and in the Senate, Pearce, Toombs,
and Benjamin, "Old Line Wings" and lately
Pratt and Jones. There are political epidemics,
as well as others; and about four or five years
ago the epidemic called "apos acy," or rene
gadeisn," seized large portion of the old
Wing party-the already diseased portion
and made desolating work. 1t is astonishing
how this disease affects the looks as well as
the system fits victims it leaves them down
cast, haggard, low-spirited, and looking as if
seized with a moral leprosy; and it eats into
the heart, making sad work with it. 1t used
to be said that one christian turned Turk was
worse than ten native born Turks; and so it
is with Wings turned Democrats. Look, for
example, at Wise, Gushing, Jones and Pratt
Why, Wig is now their utter abomination;
and one Christian turned Turk was not con-
tent till he invited the Moslems to dance and
feast over the grave of their deadliest foe-his
own father
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81 We commend the present number Of
our paper to our female readers, and feel a
sort Of pride in laying II before them. They
Vill find on our first page, very interesting
ny, and may be sure there are more where
came from. We intend they shall be SO
eased with the WKEKLr AMERICAN as to
AQk for IL with the same sort Of fee ing
for the expected visit Of lover,
kof . husband from a long jour-
Aall then be sure they will give
"a fathers no peace till they
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N EWs ITEMS. EirG.

Ews ITEMS, Ere, -
"All is a et now in Kansas" says de.
spatch from H. Louis, and the reported con-
act betweeJ the United States troops and
Lane is not d8nfrmed.
The City Councils Of New York, not having
confirmed the bargain with the United States
for portion Of the Park for a Post Office, it is
suggested that the place called the Five
Points be purchased for that purpose. This
is good SUD 'estion. "Five Points" is the
devils den, a1S gives the largest Democratic
majority in proportion to the number of votes
cast of any place in the world,
The Cherol 70 Indians have established
Supreme CouI The five judges Of which it is
composed, pre- de with grave aspect and dig
nifed demean silence and decorum are pre-
served by.S pectators, and splitting upon the
floor and the Nails of the room, the filthy habit
of our own n iple, is strictly forbidden. "The
untutored IiI hn sets a worthy example to
ill-mannered hites.
| James Ed hge has been convicted of muir
der, in ST. L Erencc county, New York, and
sentenced to hung on the 18th of February.
| His victim vi ayoung woman whose affections
he had won betrayed. DESTROYS to get her
out of the v that he might win and ruin
another, he liked poison with medicine she
was taking, Ling over her sick bed with well
feigned anxidy and love, but rendering her
doom all the inc more certain! Is the world
peopled with demons and fends?
Miss Leslie, who wrote Mrs. Washington
Potts, "and other stories, and good deal about
cooking, died few days ago.
N. P. Banks was inaugurated Governor of
Massachusetts on the 9th instant.
Three hundred and fifty Irish girls have
been shippe 70 the Cape of Good Hope, and
areto be folfYed by an equal number They
are to have sbands on arriving at their place
Mayor I han has entered on the duties of
his officei in New York.
| Gen. Shields and Mr. Rice, the Senators
from Minnesota have arrived They are both
Douglas Democrats.
Ex-senator Badger, of North Carolina, is
in our city, ard as usual, cordially greeted by
all his old friends and associates He voted for
Vic Edhoae-INooiosho aCt anu lIdIhiy ucCldIcS
that Douglass Interpretation oft is right, and
the only ONE that can honestly be given to it.
He is PAuIDNG man out and out
Gov Powell has been elected United States
Senator to succeed Hon. j. B. Thompson Of
Kentucky,
The public debt of Pennsylvania has been
reduced over $4,000, 900 during Gov. Pollock's
term of service
The democracy of New Hampshire almost
unanimously endorse the position of Senator
Douglas.
Donnelly, convicted of murder and sentenced
to be hung in New Jersey, escaped from Jail
few days ago, but was retaken. He had out
side help.
The National Committee of the American
Party met in this city yesterday. Hon. Jacob
Broom chairman.
Money is getting easier in England and
France.
Many Western Indians are now in this
city; some of them savage looking fellows
There is a large delegation of Pottowatamies
here. Their dress is Indio. white-man. They
are all very decorous in their behavior. :
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auburn, New York, at ~
: sb~dt the same time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07
O. Fl. p. NORCROSS,
CONVEYANCER G. NOTARY PUBLIC.

Deeds Drawn and Acknowledged.
Office on Court Street, near the Court House.
Weaver, Dec. 10. 1857. 4Std.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07
Attest State Events.

o,nMr Crandal died in his cabin near Folsom
:, Tuesday. Mr.. SPEcK, of Quartz Hili' SHASTA
4 -. ,.ovped in Frazer river. SEVERAL Gull
" of veakly constitution, have lately died IN
c. loaonin county, from 'jggers getting into
their flesh A MINERS hand was cut en'"eiy
off at San Juan, by premature biast.-Star' -
4 vr1 GILMAN stole blue-eyed, light-haired ten
II --.or old boy from Samuel Webster, at Murphys
Camp. Look out for him. A CRAZY Chinaman
ti,led one of his countrymen, in Amador, ana
cbopped the body all to pieces with big knlie
Tu1RTY Custom House officers have been
ascharged in accordance with orders to retrench
.xnenses FORTY of the Oregon's passengers
name into Petaluma on foot, from Point Reyes
THE mail from Salt Lake is in, with inteii'-
81 ..onco that there is discomfort among the Nor
mons: they threaten to desert the head devil
4 The mail came from St. Jo to Salt Lake in nine
teen DAYS. THREE prisoners broke from Napa
;ail but were caught again JAS. D. TURNER, OF
8 tba Yreka Union has retired from the editorship
A SUIT has been commenced in the name of
Henry Bates against E. A.. Rowes bondsmen, to
compel payment of bond for interest on State
#dpdebtedness of last year. "A NEW Administra-
son paper named The National, and edited by
Geo. D. Roberts, is printed at Nevada. D.
#FowLER & Co. have put stage line on the route
from Red Bluffs to Sacramento-tri weekly. ...
The Jacksonville Herald has stopped publication
Between Nome -Lackee Reserve and Stony
Creek, in this county, there is succession of
beauful valleys, suitable either for agricultural
or grazing purposes, and well watered, surround
ed by low rolling hills that are covered with a
#luxuriant growth of wild oats. SMALL PoX is
still in Red Bluffs Morrison, of Tehama. posted
Ward, from which fight resulted and in which
Morrson got the worst. A crazy man from Shasta
WAS wandering about the streets. The report
tbat a company of hunters were murdered on
Antelope creek is untrue Beacon. -. THE shock
of an earthquake was felt at Humboldt on the
Both of last month. New diggings have been
discovered at Youngs Ferry, on the klamath
A DRUNKEN dissOlute and cruel husband in
Amador, caused his wife to take poison, from the
eflects of which doctor saved her. A SCHOOL
rEACHER of Sacramento recently went to Mexico.
and his wife arriving few days afterwards sues
Tor divorce JOIN VANDAIL was murdered near
HE mouth of the Klamath, by two Indians whom
be hired to guide him to Crescent City. They
mised him, and after the murder one of them went
10 the Reservation and related that the party had
been attacked by Indians, and that one Indian
Ind the white man were killed. Trcachcry was
snspected, the guide was taken back to the place
of murder and hung.-Humbodt Times A
MEETING of young Jewish ladies held in
Sacramento to raise funds for relief of needy
6bildren
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07
WEAVERVlLLE
Hair Dressing g. Shaving Saloon.
ISAIAH IsAACs & OWEN w. BROWNE.

The proprietors invite the attention of citizens
and the travelling public to their newly-ftted
Saloon, one door below the st. Charles. Shaving,
Hair Cutting, Shampooing and Curling, done in
the most apprOved STYLE l5td,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07
Eg-W Wistaros Balsam Of Wild

UG- w Il : I Il y Ib1ESHEEa O1 w AAu
Cherry.-The best remedy ever known Tor
Cmghs, Colds. Asthma, Group. Bronchitis, Tnhu-
enza, Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficult breathing,
Pain or Weakness of the Breast or Side, First
Stages Consumption. &c In short, this Balsam
is peculiarly adapted to every disease oil the
Lungs and Liver.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess
important medicinal properties. This fact is IA
miliar to every matrOn in our land, and Physl-
clans often prescribe it in different forms for a
variety of fcomplaints. Tar. also, has been equal
ly noted for its virtues; and some physicians,
whose fame is familiar to the whole country. have
gone so far as to declare that even Consumption
could be cured by that alone In other hands,
again, it was nearly vaiueless. owing, no doubt
to their Ignorance in preparing and administer
ing it--a difficulty entirely obviatcd by patient
experience and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers possessed
by these two substances are now for the first
time, combined and embodied in DIR. wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. BY a
nice chemical process, everything deleterious or
useless is rejected. so that what remains is the
most extraordinary and truly eflcacious remedy
for all kinds of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
known to man.
ne BE US.-As there are many
COCNTERFEITS, look well at the signature
before purchasing take none unless it has the
name of "Henrv Wistar, NJ. D.. Philadelphia,
and "Sanford 4 Park engraved on the outside
wrapper All others are BASE MUTATIONS
PARK & WHITE, General Agents, 1872 Wash
ington street, San Francisco Also, Importers
and Jobbers of all Genuine Patent Medicines.
ANDERSON & SEAMAN
Are the only authorized AGENTS at Weaver
vile for the genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07
TRINITY CHAPTER.

ss~aae u. d. ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
NNS on the second and Fourth Tuesday IN
RssEsI each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weaverville.
26td JNo. A. WATSON. Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07
Dental Notice.
JUST RECEIVED.

TROM THE MANUFACTURERS A SMALL
L lot of the celebrated San Francisco Ale in
Is Gallon packages, at
PIERCE, CHURCH q cos.
Weaver, May 49, 1858. I0-M.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07
NOTATION OF EASTERN EVENTS.

RICHARD WAYNE, mayor of Savannah died on
Dc I'd of July.
A NEW design of q cent is at the Philadelphia
lint: it has on one side the head of an Indian
firl, with shield and bunch of arrows on the other
MrLTITuDEs Of locusts are destroying things in
dississpp and louisiana.
SUGAR plantation in Louisiana was recently
bid for S240,000.
n THE Western papers are full of admontions
against wild Cat banks.
THE Louisiana legislature has abolished capital
punisbment, substituting imprisonment for life.
Mr. SroFER, editor of the Lexington (MO.)
Eapositor, was recently killed on steamboat by
49ambler.
NINE persons were lately killed in Texas by
Indians--the people of Parker county are build
ing defences against them
! IA DICTIONARY containing ten thousand new
words is soon to be published at Hartford.
Ten thousand persons assembled at Atlanta,
Gcorga, to see Robert ]. Crockett hung.
A CALF, with q horses head on it, was born at
Wheatland, Michigan.
"A MILK white snake was killed in Kalamazoo
<ounty, igan-species unknown.
A RICH old man at Fort Ridgely, Minnesota,
1ot jealous of his young wife, shot her dead, and
len killed himself
D' ARCY MCGEE is endeavoring to form an
hi party in Canada, and has issued an address
THE telegraph cable to cross the river at Cairo,
I|Iinos, is 1900 yards long, and weighs five and
haf tons.
TIE cornerstone of n monument to John c.
10
n is stated as a solemn fact, that President
Hochanan has not over hundred political friends
IN Lancaster where he has his home.
HoN. W. r. HARRIS, Judge of Supreme Court
"a Tennessee, is dead, of wounds from explosion
the Pennsylvania.
IA VIOLENT personal alteration took place
I1ely in the Canadian Parliament, and nearly a
NYpt on the floor,
THE knight Temples of Richmond made pill
Image to Bunker Hill last month.
MONEY lender Of Kansas demands ten and
1Venty per cent. a month"; and has discounted
Motes for rs and 80 per cent
Two hundred and forty-six car loads of grain
we're shipped from Chicago in one day.
Carr TRAVIS is teaching ladies of Lexington
bow to shoot with pistol. Gentle creatures!
IA GLASS factory was blown down in New York
kIIled two men and wounded five
CHAs. DICKENS, the great English Boz has
11parated from his wife after life together oil
wears.
FiFTEEN thousand children lately attended a
Rbration at Detroit,
<ANbREw P. CALHOUN, Of South Carolina, will
obably be the next Governor.
W BIZ Dorm gold mine in South Carolina, pays
poo q week-cost of working, 5000.
4IvE millions of acres of public lands were to
Old in Michigan at auction-sale to commence
the 29th of July.
AS Ohio negro has sued election judges 70;
goo damages for refusing his vote.
"A CANADA surveyor got lost in the woods and
rained "a days without food, except wild teG
ries. Wolves and bears passed him without
<nton
n Indian chief of the Utahs died a while ago
q little boy of whom the chief was very fonC
burned, alice, with him.
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L O. O. F.
STAR LODGE.

N No. CT, meets every Wednesday, = ~
evening, at o'clock, at Odd Fellows ''.''N0,Z~'
Hall Main street. Weaverville. Allvisiting Brt
theirs are cordially invited to attend
d. Z. GORDON, n. G..
JNo. 4. WATSON, Il. S. 26td'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07

0. F-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Saturday of each month. at odd Fellows
Hall, g Magnolia building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
OFFICERs.-F w. BLAKE, c. p. d. Z. Gordon.
II. P; Fred. Walter S. W. \. NJ, Kruttschnitt.
T;J. II. Williams j. w. S. X. TURNER, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07

|2S the last day of the session the Chaplain of
aouse of Representatives prayed
BE with them in their weakness, strengthen
~ with thy strength, scan with thy searching
ali their legislative acts, and we pray thee
DIG, that Thou will override all their doings y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07
STELLA ENCA0IPMENT, No. f@, L. @

JNo. A. WATSON, Il. s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-07
Mail Notice.

THE mail for the Atlantic States will close al
this Office the lst and 10Th Of every month, and
daily for California, Oregon, Washington and
Utah Territories. JAMES O'CONNOR, T. NJ.
Weaver, May %, 1855
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-08

A cARD.-The undersigned hereby notify
the citizens of Cleveland, that on this evening
they will give the last Concert on the Public
Square, for this season and they take this op-
POrtunity of giving their hearty thanks to the
citizens of Cleveland, not only for their atten-
ton, which the citizens have given to their mu.
sical entertainments, but also for their material
aid.
The undersigned, if the citizens of Cleveland
shall wish and desire it, will be ready again
next season to give their musical entertainments
as heretofore.
They also feel under great obligations to R.
Law, Esq, who furnished them during their
Concerts with light, free of charge, and wish
him success in his business, and recommend
him to the notice Of his fellow citizens.
THE HECKER BAND.
CleyeanS o Oct 8, 1858.
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PROM NEW YORK.

NEW l ORK, Oct. Z.
The exhibitors at the Crystal Palace Fair held q
meeting yestetday, and appointed Committee TO
confer with the Managers Of the American Insd-
tute the feasibility Of reopening the Fair at the
Cooper Institute.
The Times Washington correspondent says the
President has commenced the draft Of his annual
message.
Secretary Cobb has made call upon the Regis
ter Of the Treasury showing the comparative i'm
ports under the present and the late tariff.
Col. Sumner has assumed the command OF the
military department of the West.
The bark Thaes from New Orleans, picked up
at sea on the 22d ut, boat from the ship Pelican
Stale of Bath, Ne, loss before reported, contain
ing VIM. Wigs, chief officer, James Price, of New
York, James Manegan, Of Bath, James Rogers, Of
New Orleans, and Edward Mcfarland, Of ROxbu-
~, Mass, seamen, who had been sent for assist
ance to the Bahamas on the day previous, TO get
the ship of Cape Florida. They were blown out
TO sea- with leaky boat and without water or pro-
visions. They were nearly exhausted when pick
ed up by the ''Thales."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-08

The Festival of the Young Mems Christian
Association, held last night, was brilliant al
fair A large number of Cleveland's most
beautiful ladies and galIantest gentlemen graced
Chapin's Hall, which was decorated, in quiet
good taste, with gariands of evergreens, en-
cravings, etc. Tables of delicacies, presided
over by the most irresistible hostesses. tempted
the eaPPetite and appealed to the pocket while
all the pretty devices of mimic post-Ofices, and
the like, were successfully brought into play
The 50 Warblers gave several ballads in thei.
best style, and Sargeant's Brass Band perform
ed appropriate pieces. The scene was one of
great animation and gayety, and altogether the
whole affair passed off with distinguished sela..
Perhaps thousand persons were in attendance;
and it is believed that the proceeds of the Fes.
tival will go far toward defraying the expenses
of the worthy object for which the entertain
ment was given.
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New YnRK Oct. z

New YORK, Oct. z.
The X. NJ. Mail steamship Canada arrived at Hal.
fax this morning with European mails and advic.
es ofthe 25th of September being three days later
news.
The commercial and monetary adyices are about
the average interest.
Cotton had advanced l-l6dal Sd dper pound, with
moderate sales.
Breadst ifs and provisions dU
COnsOls closed at 81 4a97 3-5.
The political intelligence is but of minor impor-
lance
There is nothing new in regard to the Atlantic
Gable.
The conflict Of words started by Prof White
house with the Directors, continues
The Bank of France had reduced its rate of dis
count to 3 per cent
The interest on their easy bonds was also reduc-
ed half per cent.
The details of the treaty between France and
China had been published, from which it appears
that France obtains indemnity TO the amount Of
Is, ,OOO, 900 francs
LIVERPOOL MISUNDERSTANDING generally
dull with declining tendency.
Provision Market also dull
London Money Market;-Consols unchanged,
closing at 81 l4a97 3-s for money
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-08

SENT TO JAIL-Clark D. Winfield. of Bed
ford, who was arrested on charge of an at
tempt to commit rape upon his own daughter.
was yesterday examined before Justice MILLER,
and bound over to the Court of Common Pleas,
on $1,000 bail. Being unable to give bail, he
was committed to Jail until the sitting of the
Court.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-08
FROM ST. LOUIS

81 LOUIS OCt- T.
A gentleman just from Fort Union says that the
Indian Agent, Redheld, was at Smutty Bears
Camp, so miles below Fort Baudeu, on the 24th
ult. The Indians were saucy toward the whites,
and serious trouble WAS apprehended with the
Sioux and Ricareee
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-08

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? C-.,..-..-..E,..- a . - .. = al. -.
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The truth oft statement may seen at glance
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educational.
4 SELECT SCHOOL FOR Girls

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
"A emba aclng all the elements Of sot and usefu Ed
ion Will be opened in the Sunday School Room in the
Of Trinity Church Supe1or street, the first Of Sep
tember, under the OF the Misses VARIAN and tie
general erEtendence Of Rev A YARIAN as Rector Of
the School
Appeai9ss foI omission to Be made At the SchoOlROOm
Prospectus setting forth Terms &C. can be had on an
ocatiOn 10 the Rector either Of the Rev gentlemen
Tlsr9rs OF the school DR. CLAXTON,
.DR. BOLLES,
aus d2m ls9 REV. l. CARTER.
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAN

lst. Cotton is used as it is purchAsed-On spOOls
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and psrplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other machines is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
rom large spool.
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
9th The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine smbrciders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited TO call st the sales room Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
shove machines are freely shown snd samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of lady and the use Of machine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
81 the room Of M. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day.
SAMUEL HoPKISs.
Northrop Spangler's Block,
mhSod6m:les Superior ST. MP stairs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-08

VIcrMzED.-A young woman named Jane
Wood, was found in an insenSible state on the
walk, at the corner of Superior street and the
Square, on Wednesday evening She had be-
come intoxicated by means of liquor forced up
on her, at one of the low houses npon River St.
She was taken to the Jail and kindly cared for.