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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01
THEY VINO PLANT THE OLIVE IN DESERT

THEY VINO PLANT THE OLIVE IN DESERT
PLAcEs.-The Methodist Quarterly Meeting be.
gins to-day; Mr.. Simonds, Presiding Elder, is
here, and with Mr.. Reasoner Pastor, will conduct
the services. Let us suggest to persons who are
not in communion, but who reverence the religion
of their fathers, that they who plant the olive in
desert places should not be without temporal
reward and sustenance. We say this without the
knowledge Of the person for whose benefit it is
intended. His flock is not large, but his mission
Is to preach the gospel to eperv creature. There
are many hundreds here who do not attend
chureb, but who wish That the vine may grow
broad and strong, snd that their wives and chill
dren may shelter under it. The pioneers of the
Cross, as they journey solitary among the trees
building new altars and consecratng waste pla
ces, should be sustained by every friend of en-
lightenment-no matter what be the structure o.
his belief, founded on the Rock of Ages. Let al
who think thus contribute a little to Tighten and
cheer the Pastor on his way. Let the remem
brance of worsbippng wives and sisters be the
rod TO summon a cooling water brook from the
rock in the wilderness.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

RETURNS NOT TO FATHERLAND.-Chas. Freder-
ick Paulson, native OF Schleswig, 35 years old,
was accidentally drowned at Turner's Bar, ON the
2Sth inst.
lie Was young man of sober and Industrious
habits, and bis untimely death has cast deep
gloom over his numerous friends. In the far off
Fatberland be leaves fond old mother who will
now in vain await his promised and longed-for
return home. The message of bis death will
shatter her dearest hope, and will perhaps sever
the feeble thread which holds her to life The
liieless form Of him whom she fondly hoped to
embrace once more in life, is now rudely tossed
'y the turbid waters Of old Trinity. He, like so
many others, when the aim of his long and labo-
rious sojourn in this country was nearly realized,
has been rudely torn away by merciless Death.
L.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

CASON CITY.-Weather very warm in the first
of the eek-thermometer sc in Fishers saloon.
The creek is very high, and many of the low bar
claims are overhowed. Long, Gilman g. Co. took
out Is ounces on Monday. Several companies
will go to work, with good prospects, soon as the
water falls. Has been considerable excitement this
week--fve fights counting the battle this even
ing (25th) there was also some tall running
done Mr.. Patten gave ball on the night of
24th, attended by some Of the fair from Oregon
Gulch During the evening one of the ladies
threatened to knock a gentleman dead if he
didn't sit down, so be sot down. right away
Mr.. John Callahan informs lis of murder on
Whiskey Creek, of which you have probably
heard particulars. S. S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01
LOOMS & HERDLE.
Telegraph Notice.

OFFICE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEGRAPH
COMPANY, SHASTA. April rs, 1858.
CUBSCRIBERs FOR THE STOCK OF THE
~ Northern California Telegraph Company
will take notice that at meeting of the Direct
ors held in Shasta, on Saturday, the Path inst,
the third installment of 20 per cent. on their sub
scrptiOn for stock Of said Company was declared
due, and payment of the same, according to the
requirements of the Articles of Association, de-
manded.
j. E. STRONG and |. NJ. HUBBARD are authorized
to make collections
By order OF the Board OF Directors,
j. L. DENT, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

New ROUTE TO SALMON RIvEk.-Citizens OF
North Fork have subscribed money and sent
Messrs. Lee and Durkee to examine new trail
to South Salmon. The proposed route is open
from four to ak weeks earlier than the old one,
is an easier trail and goes through thcky settled
mining districts East Fork, Rattesnake and
Grizzly Fork. The journey from this place to
South Salmon will be made in one day. Mr.. Lee
intends to start an Express from Weaverville to
Orleans Bar, on main Salmon river soon as the
new trail is ready for travel. This road enter
prise is of much Importance to this pace-rnak
ing Weaverville, instead of Shasta, the point Of
departure for the Salmon mines
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

MELonEoN.-ln almost every town of any pre-
tention they have Melodeon or minor Theater,
in which the illegitimate drama is executed
Mons. Poueur, of Weavervile, has established
one, which is quite successful. Mad. Junker is a
good singer her songs are mostly German and
French the chief violnst is an extraordinary
performer, and all acquit themselves well. The
performance is advertised in this paper. The
strictest order is observed in the establishment,
and as place of cheap amusement, the Melodeon
will pay two-bit investment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

LOADING FOR WEAvERv1LtE.-The Red Bluff
Beacon says that teams are loading there for
Weaverville, and adds:
The miners on Weaver who have been there
since $780, without seeing out, will think ii an
earthquake when they hear six or eighi-mule le
wagon jolting along up the creek, loaded with
eighty or ninety hundred of freight. The march
of civilization and wagon transportation is on
ward, and ere another moon shall have counted
her horns, teamsters, with six and eight mule
teams, will have entered Weaverville at the south
end of Main street, and driven slowly up to the
various stores, discbarging box here and bar
rel there until they have distributed the contents
of their wagons, thence to Court street. up Court
to the Court house, round the Court house, down
Court to Main, down Main to the Theatre, thence
out of town on their way home
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

INCREASED BUsNEss.-Robn d Co., late OF
Sacramento, have opened a new clothing and
dry goods store In the brick building once occu-
pied by Eder--two doors south of McCains.-
They have large stock, which is advertised in
this paper. Mr.. Robin has his family here we
knew him as an active and honorable merchant
of street, in Sacramento, and wish to direct at
tention of people outside of Weaverville to his
place of business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01
Probate Court.

BEFORE HoS. r. T. MuLER.-MoNDAY, Apr. 26.
Estate of Henry Ses!ye, dec.-Daniel Rowland,
Executor, appeared, and filed bis approved bond
as Executor, in the sum Of $4,000, pursuant TO
order.
application of Mary MGes 70 have Guardian
appointed.-Rubert McGee, father of the girl ap-
peared and opposed the request. Witnesses ex-
amned in behalf Of both parties. Taken under
advisement by the Court
Application of Mary finn McGee.-TUEsDAr,
April 27-It appearing from the evidence that
the deft. was incompetent, and ought not to have
the guardia nship and custody Of The girl; and it
further appearing that Father Thomas Cody was
a competent person to have the care and guardi-
ansbip of plaintiff, and the desire of both parties
being expressed to that effect, 1t was ordered that
Father Cody be appointed guardian of said Mary
Ann MeGee, during her minority.
Court then adjourned for the term
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

THEORY AND ILLUsTRATIoN.-We hear OF so
many people lecturing and writing on the Dig
nifty of Labor, and yet it is so strange that those
persons seldom illustrate their fine arguments BY
personal example. If they find themselves In a
condition where labor is necessary, they get out
of it, soon as they can they don't like the prac-
tcal part 1t blisters their hands and flattens
their feet frzzles up their nicely oiled hair and
gives them rheumatism. But they like to see
work going on. Like Prince Albert, whose bust
ness is to attend the laying of corner stones, they
like to strike the block with stone-hammer and
say, we laborers,' after the muscle of hard
working persons has pryed it from the quarry.
rough-hewhr and lowered the stone to its place.
Men talk excitingly of the dignity of labor who
don't pay their wash-woman ladies write ad-
fniringly Of 1t who look askanee at the workers
rough habiliments, and sde up to the sprucely-
dressed person who tags at The tail-end of one of
the professions, or tends some sort of shop that
doesn't soil his clothes.
The best lecture on the dignity of labor is the
sound of the hammer in the workshop, the crash
of a falling tree or the grating of steel in the
river bid. Persons who have not been a party
in such transactions are not suitable lecturers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

FRAZER RIVER GOLD MINEs.-The Washington
Territory papers do not have faith in all the re-
ports from Frazer's and Thompson's rivers they
think that gold exists, in paying quantities,
through large extent Of country in both British
and American possessions. The Hudson's Bay
Company purchased ten pounds of coarse gold
dust from Indians, who dug it with their rude
mining appliances
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

The Journal neglected to tell us whether Twi-
light was hung by mob, or in accordance with
the due process OF law, or how.-Sierra Citizen.
The miserable cuss was hung by company of
fool-kllers who mistook him for the Cajze,, edi-
tors, trying to raise garden sass on the top of
Mount Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

GREEN P's.-We thank Mr.. Sam. Francis, and
Mr.. Tower, of the Tower House, for peck or so
of green peas, raised on their grounds-tbe first
that We have seen or heard of here this season.
They think they are out of pocket about 400
bushels of peaches, which the frost killed last
week-a calamity we are sorry to hear of, for
they are mighty good men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

AUsrRALIA.--The population of Victoria colo
ny is estimated to be ASP OOO-that of the city of
Melbourne 10000. Railroads are being built and
coal has been discovered in the colony. An ex-
ploring expedition is about to start to South and
Central Australia. Disastrous bush fires have
devastated mountains and fields
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

CHILDREN'S MAY.-Mrs. Hyslop and her school
children went out on picnic and flower gather
ing expedition on Friday afternoon, and, accor.
dug to the narrative of little explorer it must
have been an affair of prodigious magnitude
They saw ever so many wonderful things.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

'CURIEY JERRY.'-Jerry Robbins the stage
driver, who came so near losing bis life on the
Pitt River road by being shot by the Indians in
twenty seven places, and who looks so much like
his brother Dan, that even his wife is sometimes
at loss to tell (which is which, has got situa-
tion as driver on the roed from Shasta to Wea-
vervile, and passed up on Monday TO prepare
for the work. He had with him one of the incest
Aaf little wives, who will reside permanently,
~ A'at Shasta or Weaver.-Red Bluffs Beacon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

TRYING TO STEAL MORE MoxEY.-In addition
to what Estell has stolen from the State, McCau-
ly now puts in claim for S72,730. The Senate
ordered the bill engrossed, but the Trinity SenaS
tor voted against the manifest theft
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

LARGE train has gone up to Grizzly Fork, for
a new store. The snow was eight or ten feet
deep the past winter some fifty or sixty persons
wintered there, and now great numbers are com
ing in-some from Salmon river.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

How TIE NEWS CAME.-Wm. De Kay, of
Wells, Fargo Co, Marysvlle, sent us the Ma
rysville daily papers, which come through in two
days-also Nevada and San Juan papers. We
are grateful to him and likewise to Blake Co.
who bring them from Shasta, together with a
great many others.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

COARSE COMBED.-A man on Evans Bar sal
naughty things about a German lady, for which
fhe took garden-rake and Strengthened out the
kinks in bis hair, and very nearly raked the top
Of his head off.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

CHINESE KEEPsAKEs--The Stockton Republican
says that the Cinnamon, executed in Amador, cut
off their finger nails, and enclosing in beautiful
boxes, scented with perfumes, sent them TO their
friends in China.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

Rev. FATHER CoDY, of the Catholic Church,
weaverville, has been afflicted with disease of
the eyes which has been a cause of much uneasi.
ness with his friends. We trust the Rev. gentle
man will escape so great calamity as the loss
of sipht
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

HEREAFTER the chief editorial articles will be
printed on the first page-the inside is required
for local and home matters showing that bust
ness is waking up from winter torpor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

SEVERAL adventurers have gone from Trinity
river to the Vancouver gold mines, among them
w. Hazeltne, ii. F. Davis and Long Jerry,
Persons remembering the Colvlle and Gold
Bluffs humbugs should not be led away by news
paper ado. If you have good show at home,
stay there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

QUARTERLY MEETING will be held at the Court
House next Sabbath. Rev. S. D. Smonds Pre-
siding Elder, will preach at lOs A. NJ, and at u
IN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

A WOMAN with begging paper called at the
house of S. c. Tompkins, in Marysvile, and the
lady being from home, she stole SO worth Of
fnery which clerk brought to the house.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

BENEFIT OF PATRICK McGuL.-A ball was eiy
en- last nignt at lockers Hall, for the benefit of
Patrick McGiil We have received aninvitation
from his friends, by Mr.. Kelly, for which we
thank them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

VISITOR AND MERcURY,' Sacramento.-If the
publishers will furnish Wells, Fargo & Co. with
copies daily for us. we shall get them In two days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

SENATOR BURcH and lady, and Hon. Ed. Neb
lett and lady were expected home yesterday
evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

A SUPPER was given at the Independence on
Thursday evening, to Sam. Hanson, Sam. Francis
and others of the Stage Company, by citizens of
Weaveryills. 1t was very pleasant affair.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

SPEAKER WHITEsIDEs, of the Assembly, has
been presented with gold watch and chain by
some of the members-it is worth $500.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

The Marysvlle Ne,cs says that Shakespeare is
entirely out Of date in that city The progress
sives of Marysvile have walked right along and
left Mr. Shakespeare lying tight at the foot of a
big tree where Nye's Ranch used to be-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

CALIFORNIA AND AUsTRALIA.--Tbe whole amount
Of gold obtained at Victoria from 1851 to 1857
is said to be $269, ,7G0. In California, in thu
same time 3S,7l2,467.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

SoRRowFUL LITTLE CoMPANY.-The Beacon say
that S. J. Bonni6eld and his six motherless chill
dren passed through Red Bluffs, from Yreka ts
the Atlantic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

VEGETATION AT ORovILLE--The Butte Record
has seen Strawberries, at Orovile, nearly three
feet in diameter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01
MOUNTAIN MARKET

nN THE FIRST OF JUNE, we shall make a
" business change, whch'requires us to ask all
who have accounts with US to call and make set
tlement before that time. We do not desire to
hurry or distress anybody, but we want a
s E II Il l. T. M E n T,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

CITIZENS Of San Francisco have petitoned the
Board of Education to establish a library for
poor, friendless boys.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

FIRE = One of the first circle of New Orlean
ladies held a meeting, and resolved to carry
small pistols in side pocket, wberewith to de
fend their honor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

STAGE AGENT.--F. Wheeler is resident Staoe
Agent at Weaverville and has his Office "a. the
Independence Hotel
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

WILLIAM LAWRENCE drove the first stage coach
from Shasta to weaverville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

Gov. WELLER has put settler on the bill for
the suppression of gaming, but which was really
an act log-rolled through the Legislature by
gamblers, to relieve them from the stringency
OF the old act. The people of this state will
honor the Executive for so doing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

BECAUSE Of numerous burglares and rcbberies,
they talk of organizing Vigilance Committee
at Honolulu.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

They have received number of Australia
shepherd dogs in Sacramento
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

Mr. SAM. HANSON. General Agent for the Stage
company was here this week--came with the first
stage
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

THE Russian Empire has sixty mine millions OF
population-S00,00 900 in Russian America.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

Gov. WELLER has signed the San Francisco
and Marysyille Railroad Bill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01
AdmiSSiOn-25 Cents,
SATURDAY a. SUNDAY NIGHTS, so Cts.

rs The Bar is well supplied with choice Ii
quors and Segars.
Doors open at curtain rises OF o'clock.
Weaver, May l. 1858. 15td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

Loosrs d HERDLE went settle m-e-nt !
D'ye hear
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01
DISSOLUTION,

TNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
l. isting between John Veasy and Patrick Co
masky, under the name and style of Veasy Co,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
book accounts due the late firm are due and pay
able to Patrick Comasky.
JOHN VEASY,
PATRICK COMASKY,
Weaver, April 20, 1858 1881
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01

The management take pleasure in announcing
to the citizens Of Weaverville that they have en-
gagged some of the best musical talent in the
State, among whom are
MADAME JtNKER, the highly gifted Soprano
Mr.. H. PFINGsTEN, Violin Soloist and Leader
of Orchestra
HERR JUNKER, Violincelist & Cornet a Piston
HARRY PERCIvAI, Pianist and Versatile Per.
former
JOE TAYLOR, Banjoist and Ethiopian Delineator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-05-01
H. PFINGsTEN, Musical Direoto,

OPEN EVERY NIGHT !
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-21
THOMAS RYAN,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
e

THANKFUL for past favors, would most re-
l. spectlulY inform the citizens Of Claiborne
county and the public generally. that be still
continues the above business. aud keeps constant
" ~ hand choice material Of every description.
and is prepared 70 manufacture at short notice
every description o. gentenen's
Boots and shoes,
Of the latest style best na'ity aud neatest work.
Tauship.
Those who have not favored him with theii
cust"m heretofore would DO well to ~, & him 4
trial. ali hI- iormerc stomers are well pleased
with the quality and price Of She work he mar
ufaciuTps.
Since being burnt ont at his o.d stand his shop
is removed 70 No. Stamps Row. Main street
where be will be- happy 20 receive customer and
Oh all orders with punetuality an! dispatch -
Ills work " Il speak Tor itself. all Of which will
be warranted.
Having full set of good iourneymen, he is
prepared 70 execute all orders punctually.
June 6. 1851. ely
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-21
Patent Medicines.

H0AGAAN NAO&AANAhANrs
DULL'S Sarsaparillai Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Id Hurlcv's do; Billings Syrup
llOstctters Bitters. Mlstars Balsam Nlld
Hoohand's German do, Cherry.
MOnatt's Bitters, Emanuel southern An
Oxygrnated do, tldote.
ROcbeck's bid purifier Bosbyshell's Panacea,
WoOdman's Cherry Tx Swain's do
pectorant, India Cholagogue
Jaynes EXpactOrant, Bryans Pulm0nc Wa
Browns Essence Jamai- icrs.
ca Ginger Phil0tOken.
Fahnestockis Yermifuge Seltzer Aprrient.
McLane's do Radway's Ready Relief,
Javne's do Radway Resolvent,
Markien's 60 Davis Pain Killer.
Mustang Lnimenl Washington Remedies,
Arabian do Halls Liniment,
Buffers Nerve 4 Bone Limerick do
Liniment Hayes Liaiment,
Opndeldoc &c. &c. for sale by
Nov. 2l, 1851. JAS. ii. KING & co.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-21
Attention, PIantersl

LABORERS, AND lASJERS!
VNlIE undersigned has been appointed sole agent
Il for Claiborne County. Of the
Louisiana Steam Clothing Factory,
for the sale Of the articles of clothing manulac
tured by the Company. Samples Of every arti
Gle of clothing made at the factory may BE- seen
at my store.
Schedules showing how to measure. will be fur
nished "a planters aud those who sire TO sup
ply thems Ives witt Clothing from this factory.
Orders left with me will be iOrwar'l once
week. aud parties ordering may rely upon rcceiv
iug the articles within a week from the tune 0
forwarding the orders.
The prices Of this cluthing arc low. and all per
sois wanting such articles would du well % cal
and examine the samples and learn the price,
mayz2 w. B. FULKERSON.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-21
DISSOLUTION.

rTNHE firm Of Griffith Garrison Is this day d's-
l. solved hy matnll consent. I. Garrisul viii
attend TO settling up all The bnsincss Of the Grn
All thOsr owing us on note or book accounts are
requested 10 Iay up as saon as possible. y. Gar
risnl will continue The Furniture. business 10 thy
Old stand whore b. w.ll o. pleas Z ID -.r oGr
friends and customers who may want anyth.n.
I'm the Furniture and llousc keeping line.
r. GRIFFITH.
~ GARRISCs.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-21
STEAM SA w MILL

FUR SALE.
VNHE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
Il STEAM SAWMlLL. situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. three. quarters of
a mile from the located depot Babala and ten
miles South 81 Gallatin. The rarid settlement
Of the surrounding country. he anticipated tow
and the undnubied completion Of the road fo this
point 10y the lst ol October next. with the already
increasing demand. iusures ready sale for lumber.
III o. being no mill nearer than twelve miles
- the mill j. attached 800 acres o. huev tim-
brred aud. with q suiiiriency opened Tor the pro-
dHctinn ot cora. POTATOES. etc. 70 supply TIE
employee aud teams of the null. a comfortable
Dwelling with the necessary nuf-hnu.es. air
tschel The mil house is large aud substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 50 leet long q. inches ~ dame
ter. double h.ed circular saw. 80 inches diameter.
E'erything new and in complete running order.
This mill. with seven hands. can cnt between
five and six THOUSAND & e. OF lumber a dly. hu;
averages 1900 leet daily. without extra labor cor
strain 81 machinery
Attacked j. oue =. Strands superior 2G-inch
Fr nch Burr GRlSr MILLS. capable 81 grudin.
from - 20 Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business 10 supply the place with bread Also
4 Wagon and Team. Lumber Car, Tools. etc.
necessary 10 carry on the business with an
abundance 81 wafer an seasons
Term, easy For further particulars. apply OF
the premises. OF t1 the under sigued
vs.. J. BRUNER.
or MAYES X MlLLSAPS. Agents.
April II. ~. 33-t Gallatin. Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-21

Having sold ont my interest IN the Furniture
business % 7. Garrison. ] cordial besprak for
him q liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends aad former custom.rs.
feb27tf +. GRIFFITH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-21
TO THE PUBLIC,

A S an anxious to dispose Of my .ntire stock
~ Of Goods now offer great .lucemenis 10
persons wishing 10 purchase. From and after the
Isl Of December, VIII sell at prime cost. and
many articles at greatly reduced prices for Cash
Aud ] would add. that those wishing 10 continue
their accounts with me. can buy as usual BY add
ing Is per cent. None but prompt custom Us need
apply. r. y. j. SN NEARINGEN s
Gradd Gulf, Dec. 5. ls57-tf