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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
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The following parody on 'Hohenlinden' is al
exhibition of the times, in many o
the best regulated printing offices, at this writing
In seasons, when our funds are low,
Subscribers are proving slow,
And few supplies keep up the flow,
OF dimes departing rapidly.
But we shall sec saddcr sight,
When duns come in from morn till night,
Commanding every sixpence bright
To be forked over rapidly.
Our bonds and due bills are arraycd
Each seal and signature displayed
The holders they must all be paid,
With threat Of law and chancery.
When to despair we're almost driven,
There's precious little fun in living,
When our last coppers rudely riven
From hands that held it lovingly.
But larger yet the duns shall grow,
When interests added on below,
Lengthenng the chain foot or so,
While gazing at them hopelessly.
,Tis so, then scarce have we begun
To plead for time upon dun,
Before there was another one
Demanding pay ferocously.
The prospect darkens on, ye brave,
Who would our very bacon save,
Waive, PATRONS all THY PRETExTs WAIVE,
AND PAY THE PRINTER HONESTLY
Oh it would yield us pleasure sweet,
A few delnquents now to meet,
Asking of us clear receipt
For papers taken regularly,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

NICE PETs.-Mr. Brown, at the Magnolia sa-
loon has little black bear-in the first stage of
bearhood. Frank at Fclter's vegetable store,
is the wealthy owner Of pretty little silver gray
fox, playful and innocent as q kitten.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

ADVERTISERS in this paper will observe that
their advertisements change position every week,
and that one page is designed to have as much of
interest as the other.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

HAPPINEss.-The funniest picture that we have
seen for n great while is in recent number of
Harper's. 1t is little niger in his shirt, blow
ing up a bladder with goose-quilI, cheeks nha-
ted and eyes ready TO pop ont Of bis head.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

FRANK and JONI YoUNG have our kindest ac-
acknowledgements for pitcher Of nice cool bevc'
rage from their Bank Exchange.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

RAIN.-Rain commenced at 8 o'clock on Thurs
day night and continued - hours -rained heavily
part of the time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
M "a IA "a - Q G:

NE "a n "a = Q rS:
NORTH FORK.---C. Lee, NJ. Kelly.
Big FLAT.-D B. Murphy, A. McQuillan.
COxs BAE-Alcx. Pelletrcau, II. McGrath.
CASoN CITY.-C Dannenbrink Wm. Linton.
OREGON GuLCH.-A. J. Feltcr, John Colbert.
ARKANSAS DAM-W. L. Yancey. c. Given.
Evans BAR.-Jos. Spence, W. II. D. Johnson.
STElNER's FLAT.-Jno. Mitchell, BENZ. Steiner.
REDDING's BAR.-Pctcr Doll, r. Pearce.
KANAKA BAR.-Chas. Stanhope, Jas. Lynch.
GRASS VALLEy.--L. Reynolds, J. Singleton.
LEWISTON IT. Burroughs, Frank Wood.
RIDGEvnJE.- NJ. F. Griffin, P. Van Matrc.
WEAvERvIIIE.--J. S. Mccain, |. Comstock, II
J. Seaman, Fred. Walter, W. J. Blake.
FLOOR MANAGERS
A. y. ADAMS, ANDREW WATERS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
Mail Notice.
M U SIC.

49,, Fine Violins, Flutes, AccordeoTEs;,. y; ., !
s7rE1+f olin Bows, Bow Hair, Keys, Pegs, f'pII II
4HS1zs Boards, Screws, Tail Pieces, Bridges \
sic Paper, Music Books, and the best StrspGsI G,oa
the State at r. A. FAGG'S City Drug o.t
l9tf West side Main Stre''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

Too MUcH TALK.-We would like to be informed
who prepares the steamer telegraph news, down
below. If a package of Atlantic papers were
put through a cornsheller it would hardly be
productive Of a worse 'mess of stuff Most un-
important things are transmitted to The interior;
word multiplication seems TO be the object, until
the dispatch, unrevised spreads over four times
the space necessary TO convey all of any impor-
tancc Do send us something prepared with dis
elimination and judgement
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

A NUMBER of ladies and gentlemen heard the
Ladies' rehearsal on Thursday evening, and de-
clare the highest satisfaction herewith.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

ALL the saloons, but one, closed last Sunday;
the District Attorney has commenced proceedings
against the offenders.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

We have not room TO write much this week,
and have nothing of importance to write about
This is a newspaper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

STATES PArERs.-We have to thank Blake &
Co. for Atlantic papers and magazines delivered
on Thursday evening, and brought from Shasta
hy extra eXprcss.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
JUST RECEIVED |!

S9St ss@VEasE%
200 HAMs Hlfns:' A"h'' IA EN- '0' L" Eli
100 bills Clear and Mess Pork
100 half bbIs Clear do:
800 new Goshen Butter;
200 cans Leaf Lard, lob tins;
1000 bags green Rio Coffee
800 mats Old Government Java do
100 drums new Codfsh
100 half bbls. No. Mackarcl
100 2
so bbls Carolina Rice
1000 mats No. China do;
100 eeroons new Chile Peaches;
500 mats No. China Sugar:
- hhds New Orleans do
500 bbls and half hbls Crushed do;
100 &" " Coffee do
1000 kegs E. B. Syrup, and gall;
so bbls. i"
200 half bbls. new Dried Apples;
1000 boxes Knapp's Candles:
1000 " Chemical Sperm do /:
200 " Belmont do. in cart ICONS;
so Patent Sperm do
1000. X. c. A. Soap;
1000 Yay's do.
1000 " Layer Raisns;
1000 half and quarter do;
100 chests fine Green Tea;
800 cases do, ! and 2ib caddies;
500 90 Black do. lib papers
100 Olive OIL;
100 " Sardines, and boxes
500 " Assorted Pie Fruits;
100 " Jams and Jelles;
600 Pipers Oysters;
500 &" Assorted brands do;
100 " Fresh Lobster 2lb tins
500 " Brandy Peaches, ] gal. u;
200 Salaratus, lib papers
$50 boxes Colgate Starch
1000 cases assorted Ground Spices;
100 cases Ground Coffee
so kegs fresh Nutmegs;
so cases Peach Tobacco;
25 " Fruit and Mary's Own do;
25 Virginia Offering do.
81 " Grape do;
25 " Cutanise do
25O " Smoking do. :.
For sale by
II. K. Brewster s. Co..
Con. CLAY AND FRONT STREETS,
lG.lm San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

STcKNEss.-We are sorry TO be informed that
Mr.. +. Edwards is dangerously i'll and will hardly
survive. Mr.. Fagg and children are also i'll, but
not dangerously. Under care Of DR.. Thomas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

THE Amador Sentinel asks, spitefully, what
has become Of the onc-cyed correspondent of the
Mud Cart = What periodical is that?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

51y- The Marysville Neps propounded CO.
nundrum: Why is the Hesperian literary won
dcrH To which Mrs. Lizzie A Ridge replies:
Because it took WEEEEs to produce the Athene-
um, but a DAY brought forth the Hesperian.' The
fair expoundcr is the wife of John r. Ridge, Hho
could write OF Mount Shasta with a corresponding
altitude Of thought. The one is sturdy, abo-
riginal oak, whose strong branches sometimes
put forth flowers Of wonderful fragrancy; the
other is the white lily reposing in its shadow,
beautiful in innocence and purity, and strong in
its trust in the protecting arms Of the great tree.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

a VERY substantial bridge has been finished
across East Weaver Creck-out of reach of all
possible foods.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
LN accordance with the provisions of an act
entitled can act providing for the registration
of Marriages, Births, Divorces and Deaths in
California" it is the duty of all persons perform
ing the ceremony of marriage to enter in the
office of the Recorder Of the county in which such
marriage takes place record Of every such
marriage; and it shall be the duty of all parents
keepers and superntendents Of PRISONS aims
houses, hospitals, houses of correction and other
private and public institutions, and the command
ing officer of every ship or other vessel to enter
in q like manner, at the Office of the Recorder of
the county wherein birth occurs, record of
the same. 1t shall likewise be the duty of every
person having obtained a divorce, to enter in the
office Of the Recorder Of the county wherein such
divorce is obtained a record of such divorce
And it shall further be the duty of every sexton
or other person having charge of burial to enter
IN the office of the county Recorder of the county
wherein such burial is performed, record Of the
death of every person so buried.
Any person neglccting to comply with the pro-
visions of the above entitled act within one month
from the date of such marriage, birth, death or
divorce, shall, on conviction thereof, be subject
to fine of not less than ten, nor more than one
hundred dollars
As directed by said act am now provided
with suitable books and blanks, and prepared to
make a record of all things necessary to be re-
corded under the provisions of said law, which
was approved April 26th, 1855
JOHN A. WATSON,
22-lw. County Recorder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

A FEW little specs of snow are visible on the
mountains north; another week of hot sunshine
will clear it all of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
Weaveryille Theater.
Tableaux Entertainment
CONCE r T

BY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF WEAVER, TO AID IN
THE ERECTION OF A CHURCH BUILDING TO CONSIST OF
Tnhlcnux Vocal and In strume tai Music.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

VEGETATION on the hillsidcs and flats is al
ready beginning to parch with the hot sun that
in gardens looks better.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

A COMPANY at Big Bar took out $500 in one
day not long since; claims on that bar are very
valuable
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

WE have no reports from outside mines, except
the general assertion that nearly everywhere
they are paying well. Parties at work on river
bars, five or six miles down. are doing exceedingly
well.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
SECOND OF JULY BALL
49,. T
NORTH FORK.

"a A GENERAL INVITATION is EXTEN-
m did to the ladies and gentlemen of Trinity
LIN County to attend Ball to he given at Sny-
dcr's Hotel, North Fork, on Friday evening, Ju-
ly 2nd, by
SNEDER 81 KING
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

Beware OF HIRTLING DECEIvERS.-Let none
be deceived by the incredible stories Of the
British American mines, printed in great pronfu-
sion in certain San Francisco and Sacramento
papers. More than half the stuff is made up
within hearing of the subsidized presses that
print it. The .qta pretended to have a communi
cation from n person in Downevile who had
returned from Frazer river. A local paper states
that no such person lives there, and that no one
has returned TO that place from the new mines.
Now when it is known that for twenty cents
line, or reasonably long advertisement, mise
rable theatrical botch can be puffed into nooriety,
the deduction is reasonable that for so, 100 or
500 dollars, owners of vessels in the Frazer river
trade can have scores of columns of exciting
news manufacturing every day. Look carefully!
1t is known to these same patriotic prints how
the Pacific Mail Company is eating out the heart
Of this State, yet they never utter a word against
that monstrous chartered iniquiy. They are
subsidized Jy the Companys advertisement! They
dare not speak on pain of losing twenty dollars
a month Take away that advertisement and
give them fifty dollars and they will howl like
halfgrllcd soul wandering on the confines of
IIades. Now, is it reasonable TO suppose that
shipowners do not understand the advantage of
paying these people TO decoy others TO their
trade? Twenty dollars applied to a corrupt press
will I'll the sIecrogc of vessel.
We warn people Of the deception; much of
this Frazer news is manufactured 10 order; many
of the pretended correspondents never existed.
Be not dccevcd; all that gltters is not gold'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19
J. G. Wood,l
WOOD & YANCEY.
[Wm. K. Yancey.

WUUD u YANCEY,
HAVING PURCHASED OF CARSON q
L l. Rowe the Livery Stable on the west
side of Main Street, in Weaverville as also all
of their vehicles and animals, will continue to
conduct the business heretofore done at that es-
tablshment.
One of the company having been long cngag-
ed in the business at this place. and being we'll
acquainted with il in all its departments, they
hope by strict attention and promptncss in fur
nishing all who may give them call with the
&C.. E T..
Saddle Horses and Mules,
Single and Double Buggies,
and PLEASURE CARRIAGES,
to merit reasonable share Of the patronage OF
the public.
Horses and mules will let for all parts of Trim =.
ity County, and for Shasta, Yreka, and elsewhere
on such terms as to allow no one an excuse for
walking while riding is more pleasant.
N B.-An excellent Corrall is attached to the
stable, and all kinds of Horse food constantly on
hand.
Weaver, June Is, 1858 22tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

SIX more adventurers left this place for mines
in the far north, on Thursday morning. We wish
them success-the realization of all their Golden
dreams, but we fear that they will grasp shadow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

TICKETS for the performance this evening" can
be had at the Box Office of the Theater.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

Doors open at 7 Entertainment commences at
o'clock.
Admission--Box $500 Parquctte, 81 so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

E0tni IL VIII pe Woltn WHle LOT 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
Calahan's.
A BARREL containing dsmembcrcd 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
herself, and whom her husband cut up and thus
disposed of.
HAPPINEss-The funniest picture that we have
seen for great while is in recent number o
Harper's. 1t is little nggcr in his shirt blow
ing up a bladder with goosc-quilI, cheeks inha
ted and eyes ready to pop out of his head.
STATES PArERs-We have to thank Blake &
Co. for Atlantic papers and magazines delivered
on Thursday evening. and brought from Shasta
by extra express.
STcKNEss.-We are sorry TO be Informed that
Mr.. +. Edwards is dangerously i'll and will hardly
survive. Mr.. Fagg and children are also i'll, but
not dangerously. Under care Of DR.. Thomas.
THE Amador Sentinel asks, spitefully, what
has become Of the onc-cyed correspondent of the
Mud Cart 2 What periodical is that?
A NUMBER of ladies and gentlemen heard the
Ladies' rehearsal on Thursday evening, and de
clare the highest satisfaction herewith.
FRANK and JONI YoUNG have our kindest ac-
knowledgcments for pitcher Of nice cool bevc-
rage from their Bank Exchange.
We have not room to write much this week,
and have nothing of Importance to write about
This is a newspaper.
NICE PETs.-Mr. Brown, at the Magnolia sa-
loon has q little black bear-in the first stage Of
bearhood. Frank, at Fclter's vegetable store
is the wealthy owner Of pretty little silver gray
| fox, playful and innocent as kitten.
ALL the saloons, but one, closed last Sunday
the District Attorney has commenced proceeding:
| against the offenders.
VERY substantial bridge has been finished
across East Weaver Creek-out of reach of all
possible foods.
a FEW little specs of snow are visible on tho
mountains north; another week of hot sunshine
will clear it all Off
VEGETATION on the hill-sidcs and flats is al
ready beginning to parch with the hot sun tha
in gardens looks better.
We have no reports from outside mines, cxcep
the general assertion that nearly everywhcr,
they are paying well. Parties at work on rive
bars, five or six miles down, are doing exceedingly
well.
A COMPANY at Big Bar took out $500 in ont
day, not long since; claims on that bar are very
valuable.
SIX more adventurers left this place for mines
in the far north, on Thursday morning. We wisl
them success--the realization of all their golden
dreams, but we fear that they will grasp shadow
TICKETS for the performance this evening, can
be had at the Box office of the Theater.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25
Psi Uptlion Fraternity,

THE TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL CoNvKNTIoN-THE
ORATOR AND PO2N.
A large and fashionable audience comprising the
bers and their friends Of the above society, assembled
hast evening in the Fourteenth street Presbyterian church,
where oraticn by Edwin p whipple, OF the Gamma
Boston, and poem by John SAKE, Esq, of Burlington
Vermont, were delivered The meeting announced
20 be held the Library Of the Historical Society," but
owing TO the large attendance the committee Obliged
10 alter their arrangements and adjourn 10 the Fourteenth
steet Presbyterian church, which, notwth standing the
oppressive heat was crowded in all parts. band was
sisoned the gallery which during the evening played
several popular pieces Mr.. william ii. L. Barns
presded, aud after appropriate prayer from the
Rev. Henry N. S,udder, OF India, introduced
Mr.. EDWIN p. wHIrPlE, who delivered an Grafton on
''Youug Men History" He commenced by stating tina.
IN the pages OF history found that was moving
and moving forward and If scrutnizet the character
Of this progress would fad that principally went
the direction Of Improvement and the IDEAS Of that i'm
provemest the ideas of youth the world indeed
moved under the impuse Of youth. IL had youth for its
and progress but of life attain its
We could not recognize ia Byroo's works in Byrons
the true spirit Of youhthe spirit that eeva,es
@ well AS stimulates Byron Was old ~ twenty
hye; for the spirit OF youth might be removed from q
young sD by egoam and other causes and woe to the
young man who considered that he supported an old
head The speaker referred 20 TIE French revolution
ans It's principal actors and observed hs. he dered
that the real ouDg mAn OF that revelation lafayette
Be then procee TO speak Of the OF youth all
of VIII III, be ssd might be included in the single word
enthusiasm After giving graphic description OF tue
leGnipg heroes of Roman, Grecian and French his
tory, nc passed 70 q consideration OF young men
statesmen and referred 10 Calhoun, and also spoke
length the historical "reminiscences Of the lead
pg Eogsh statesmen of past years. He negt referred
10 The young IN the world OF literature science and
politics, and eoqueny argued that the great works Of
the poes-Siton, Daatc. Shakespere and others-were
oil c0poeveo 10 youth; that the discoveries o. SIR Isaac
Newton orgDaed IN his youth but througo accident
not ade apparent 70 the eord until he forty aud
TIE grea. conception Of Columbus sprung from his youth
ful years After speaking a. length the discovery of
steam, aud au5ng W Watts ideas when but boy Mr.
Nhpplea length referred 70 advantages conferred by
liz use, aud concluded with auson 70 Martin Luther
and the Reformation.
The GRAFTON sentvey listened 10, and nj ts concu
sion Mr.. Whppe Warmly appaudec.
The band then played the "Psl Epsilon" polka, when
Mr. JoGS c. SaxE read a poem "Love," IN which he
ninutely described the different forms of love existing
and nj its conclusion was loudly applauded
The Essenblaee tnen separated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-25
miscsnsneous and Disaste~s.

BniG Cvesrr of CAlais Leemsn RON 81 fhons, june 10
Zee, Bsr upper vOrls badly strained. but the hull
nepl gstsr II New bedford has contracted get
so S .n1 cfaoas for e:
SUN Of sso ard ise latter for $50 ,..
vas lowed into hr'los Santiago, rerAs l2.t inst
1873 son al suction at Phsdeipss I'd int, for si,il
LluScsyD-A A. panarscoss Mills lCh inst schooner OF
S Inst ns sesooner y s i;a. called tho
spi vsr rs owned BY Mes.rs VArnun AGO. and to
Whalemes.
ca :, Nev Bedford isd bark Joseph Grnpe new tSsk
tons Thomas fsenc Ocean; Clara Bell tof saspoiseD,
"a "a g. c,sSrs ..P az. sso Fss1s
cce.n, Via Tsleshuano OF and for Nantucket with ilOo b5
~ Brian s.,ses Issss; yss z rc,assn r.s ch.pg.
"a ons sncs ersns % % had recruited
1 iSs pilot boa. y..s,ns
VIII sehrs CpsdO and knight, Of
spoken, sc.
snip Rsrn Dove from Liverpool March 3 for San Fran
sh Contest Jennings from Liverpool fee Calcutta June
ship psia Poole from Liverpool for Erorh, June a
hoSs out rom he f sr.siTssr june Is lass g. lon $50
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sish Sp bosion appears wishirswn.
june As s 5 sasy s. STa
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arc tssso. NeseI Tor BOSTON; Srias iSs.ros Hartman
cnssioI-,iovs, mi June is-Arr ,chr Morning STAR
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fissrpo Pr June 10 No m vessel IN port
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r9s,sn. 90 xsgnialI Issie fss. for 8 John, Ma.
Isoys tara s,d as, fcr cane vsrd is.ndsr 9e''S
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Trsarooi, june Il%krr area waiesn. Tarber Henry
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