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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

IT IS HARD-To struggle on through life friend
less and alone. To wreath the face in smiles
when the soul is full of sorrow. To mingle with
the giddy and the gay; to jest, smile and sing,
when the heart is quiveriDg with agony and pain.
1t is hard to meet the eye cold and averted, that
has been wont to beam on you with love and
affection. 1t is hard to bear the sting of poverty,
and the reproach Of the proud. 1t is hard to see
fond hopes one by one destroyed till naught is
left to bcckon onward in the path of life. 1t is
hard to part with friends; hard to lay them one
by one beneath the grassy mound, but harder
still to know they live, yet not for you'-that
their friendship is withdrawn, their affection
buried beneath the cold formalities of lfe.-Hes-
periGn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25
N O T ICE !!

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
L tice that he intends to present to the Board of
examiners of the State of California, his claim
for s425 IS, Dist. Atty's per centage ON money
collected in Trinity County for said State, by ac-
tion against G. +. Lynn, F. W. Blake, and Others
Also, his claim for $2l6, money paid by him for
jury fees on verdicts rendered in favor of said
State. JAMES GALLAGHER,
Weayeryillc Sept. "a, 1858, 363t,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

DEATH BY DRowNING.-Patrick O'Reily, for
rncrly of county Longford Ireland, and late from
Long Island, N. Y, was drowned at Vance's Bar,
Trinity river, on the 20h His body was recov-
cred and brought TO Weaverville for interment.
He was man of good character and Importance
the honors of good man. Rev. Father OReily,
Catholic clergyman, pronounced the funeral
discourse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

POETRY SHOOK UP.-The moon was shining
silver bright; all bloodless lay tn untrodden
snow; when Freedom, from her mountain height,
exclaimed, 'now. don't be foolish Joe = An hour
passed on the Turk awoEe, bumbleb bee went
laundering by, to hover in the sulphur smoke
and spread its pail upon the sky. His echong
axe the settler swung, he was lad Of high renown,
and deep the pcarly caves among: Giles Scrog-
gins courted Molly Brown. Loud roars the wild
inconstant blast and cloudless sets the sun at
even; when twilight dews are falling fast, ard
rolls the thunder-drums OF heaven. Oh ever
:hus, from childhood's hour, by torch and trumpet
fast arrayed; beneath yon ivy-mantled tower
the bull-frog croaks his serenade. My love is like
the red, red rose, he bought ring with posey
true; Sir Barney Bodkin broke his nose, and
Saxon, am Rhoderick Dhu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25
MARYsvILLE, Sept. 24tl

From the Express of to-day. The sacramentans
are going to celebrate the Atlantic Cable laying
A japanese prince, with IA attendants is on his
way to Washington. The Marysvlle Telegraph
celebration was to close with ball at the Pavil-
lion The Alleghanians appeared at the Theater
last night-the highest order of entertainment;
they 20 to Oroville and the frozen north
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

MINERS on the flats bordering East Weaver
Creek have sunk great number of shafts and
shaft, which are continued the dirtpile increa-
ses in height until at some of them, the windlass
is twenty feet above the groundlevel. This keeps
the dirt in convenient compass for quick washing
at the first rain. Some of these drt-ples, we are
informed are very rich.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

THE Trinity River Canal was to be completed
to Ferry Bar within two weeks-not to Union
Bar, as we said in mistake. 1t has reached the
last named place already and is discharging
great slather' Of water, which is proftably en-
ployed. The village is increasing rapidly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25
Settlement Wanted.

THE UNDERSIGNED intending to visit the
l. Atlantic States, aud to leave here for that
purpose about the first of November next, takes
this method of requesting all those indebted to
him to make immediate settlement of their in
debtedness, and all persons having claims or de-
mands against him will present them for pay
ment. E. NEBLETT
Weaver, Sept. %, 1858 363w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25
YREKA. Sept. z

Three men took $4,000 from Fox's creek, a
tributary of South Scots river in day and a
balf-from a crevice. Campbell & Co. and Clark
& Co., drifting under Klamath river at mouth of
Humbug are maging from an ounce to $50 to the
band all claims opened there pay well, as they
do six or eight miles below
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
l. between the undersigned in the Bakery and
Saloon business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons indebted to us will please
settle Immediately, and all persons having claims
against us will present them Immediately.
The business will be conducted at the old stand
by Geo. Messersmith, from this date.
GEO. MESSERSMITH,
ALEX STILLER.
Weaver, Sept. 4, 1858. 363w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

REV. Mr. SlMoNDs, of Mount Shasta District,
says that during his minisration there, he has
Travelled 1000 miles on mule back, and has
preached l39 sermons in addition to the duties
of Presiding Elder, in that time. He reported
no great deal of success, owing, we suppose, to
the fact that the migratory habits of his hearers
did not permit the gospel TO take root.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

FAurRE.-The Cinnamon whose work at Point
Bar we spoke of some time since, have got down
to the bed rock and found nothing but smooth
unproductive rock. Poor fellows, they have
worked hard, long and hopefully for dsappoint-
ment, only, and while gold may be plentiful with
their next neighbors, they got in bad streak.
Twenty men one day, four bite, no good, dam =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

Our Canada friends, Keefer & Co., who camped
on Union Bar, Trinity river, instead of Fort
Hope, are doing excellent work on the Trinity
River Canal. Such are the men who succeed in
Californa-who seize the first opportunity anG
watch the chances.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25
BY NORTHERN TELEGRAPH.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Sept. 2

DAN 1 KANCISCU, 15ePI' LLU'
There is much preparation for the Cable cele-
braton. Col. Baker is to be the orator. Three
military companies will be present from the
interior. Charles Smiley, auctioneer, died of
typhoid fever this evening The counsel for
Lmantour have'formally withdrawn from further
support of his claims.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

AN old fellow says that if the angel Gabriel
happens to alight first a Sandoval, there will DO
no resurrection, for the inhabitants will swndle
him out of his horn before he could giUe single,
id took =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

NORTH FoRK,-Mr. G. Nickel has built fine
brick building at intersection of East Fork,
Rattlesnake creek and Salmon river roads-t the
first brick structure on Trinity river. Three
large wheels are in operation there, and several
bitches and fumes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

MoNSrhosITY.-A child was born, recently, in
Sskiyou, with three toes on foot, and iouI
on the otber.-7finity Journal.
Most wonderful Playing for even on that
nondescript, eh, Me. p SiShiyo" Chronicle.
Never hearn tell of the 'nondcscript.' Did
hear that donkey had been giving ShNkspcrean
reading to crowded houses in Yreka, but did mt
believe it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

AssEMBIIEs.-Lades and gentlemen of Weaver
have provided amusement for the long winter eve
nings by insttutng semi-monthly Assemblies,
which is supported by an equal subscription by
the gentlemen. The first Assembly was had at
Mr. Fagg's Hall, on Thursday evening" and was a
very pleasant and brilliant party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

EXTREME CRUELTY.-A Mr.. Ewing sends us
prospectus of book in which he designs to show
the delormity of the Scriptures, and strip the
mask off several ministers of the gospel, leaving
them bare as muskrat's tail We beg that he
will not do so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

EAST FoRK.-There are 80 or 40 companies at
work on this stream, making from So to $40 a
day, each hand. A miner had his leg crushed by
a rock, and was carried to Weaverville to sur
geon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

THERE are $4,000 square miles of fertile allu-
vial soil in Louisiana, which lie below the high
water mark, and require to be protected by arti-
fetal embankment'
And fifty bushels Of frogs, ten gallons of mos
quitos, an alligator and an ague-ft on every
square rod.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

STATES PAPERs.-F. W. Blake Co. provided
us with multitude of Atlantic and European
journals and pictorials this week, in addition to
numerous city dailies and country weekles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

IRON TuRNNG.-Mclain q Hulme have their
lathe for iron in operation; its machinery is per-
feet, and its execution will enable them to per-
form gun smith and various iron-work with great
expedition. They can, also, turn billiard balls
with exactness They have number of the best
manufacture of rifles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

CNoNTowy AND EuREKA.-Seven or eight YES
sels expected in directly, for lumber. Turner
is said to be elected District Judge, by one vote.
Several sailors away from the ship William,
four of whom were retaken. The Eureka people
are going to have a church bell. Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

THE Nevada National tells of a cotemporary,
having labored, mountain like, and brought forth
a mouse From the phenomena attending the
Nationals labor with the Nevada Journal we
were led to expect the birth of larger and much
more Offensive animal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25
BY Telegraph !

OFFICE NoRTuERN CAL. TELEGRAPH Co.
Shasta, Sept. "a, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual meet
~ ing of the stockholders in the Northern Cal.
Telegraph Co., for the election of officers for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of ether
important business of the Company, will be held
at the Court House, in the town of Shasta on
Thursday, October l4th,
1858. J. Z. DENT, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

'HAILo! friend, where are you bound?'
Il am going out to settle in the western coun-
try
We'll, get Off and straddle this pumpkin vine
it will grow and carry you aster than that ere
mis'able beast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

IT is said that when Prince Albert heard that
the President had been communicating with his
wife, he e&claimed-' Her Colts Efer so long as
q man lif, so more he find, py Shesus, out
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

CATHOLIC PRIEsrHooD.-Rev. Father O'Reily,
last chosen pastor of Weavervlle Catholic church,
arrived this week, and will ofIciate tomorrow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

DEATH on BUGs-On going to bed cover your
self from head to foot with boiled moasses; let
every part of the body be thickly covered with it,
On coming to bite you, the bugs will stick fast in
the molasses and you can kill them in the morn
inr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

They intend laying another Atlantic cable,
since it is expected that one will not be adequate
TO the requirements OF business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

METHODIST APPoINTMENTs.-We have not vet
been advised of appointments by Conference,
which sat last week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

"IT has been ascertained that Rarey, the horse
tanner, pursues the choking system-a plan often
tried by man md wife, but which works better
with brutes.p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

HUMBOLDT INDIAN MuRpERs.-Paul Boynton
was murdered at his house, ten miles from Union
town, on Tuesday week; the accidental presence
of several packers saved his family from like
fate. The citizens of Uniontown and Eureka
have levied special tax to prosecute the Indian
ley warn vagabond white men to stay away from
both Indians and whites, and will permit the
Mattoles to live in the valley only on stipulated
conditions In regard to other tribes their reso-
luton is determination or removal. Next morning
after the late murder the Indians attacked Par
dee's ranch; the dogs kept them off until the
owners went out and were shot at by the Indians
Next night the family escaped to town; the Indi-
ans drove off the stock, and, it was thought, had
burned the buildings. From the Humboldt Times
SLY REWARD, THE Fox-We have become the
wealthy owner of pretty little sivery- gray
fox, which came from Oregon Gulch, accompa
MED by the annexed elegantly written note:
Sir AS learn from Frank that you wish
to be the proprietor of one of the five foxes which
| caught some time since, take pleasure in pre-
senting the last one in my possession to you, and
only regret that had not been Informed of your
wish before. Yours, respectfully,
DENNIS DACY.
Master Reynard will not fail of lordly castle
and fee-simple at prudent remove from the hen
roost nor will his late master fail to receive our
respectful acknowledgment for pet introduced
with so much refinement
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

The Marysville Democrat saw afellow going to
fight with hell in his neck and fury in his eye.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

Mr.. T. A. SPRINGER, of the Amador Ledger, is
i'll and confined to his chamber. We hope that
our stout friend Tom will not be removed TO
Beelzebubs bosom until there is rise in brm-
stnnn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25
CAUTION :

T HEREBY CAUTION ALL PERSONS NOT
| to purchase the following named Notes, drawn
by myself, and dated sometime in The spring of
1856:
One for S143 (or $780, in favor of A. Stur-
devant one for $lO9, in favor of A. j. Felter ;
one for 500. in favor of Chas Brown, and one for
5000, in favor Of Vim. Lulo.
The above named notes have all been paid, and
were represented to me as having been lost |
am informed that they are now in possession of
Michael Farrell, butcher, of Weavervile.
shall not pay them second time.
FRANK GRAETZER.
Weaver, Sept. 25, 1858. 96id
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

An old lady was so affected by charity sermon
that she borrowed half dollar from the minister
and put it in her own pocket.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

SLIPPERY TRAvEL-Tbe Humboldt Times ad
yertses Eel river races
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

1aS> man is like an egg-the longer he
kept in hot water the harder he is when he get
out
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

gse- A plainly attired merchant said that his
wife dressed according to the gazette of fashion,
but he dressed according to his ledger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

Mr.. DAVID MAsTEN, from Uniontown, started
from here to Sacramento on Thursday, to petition
the Governor for protection against Indians in
Humboldt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

gsS~ A fellow seated between two ladies in an
omnibus, said he felt like stave in molasses
hogshead, surrounded by hoops.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

1ss- boarder in Chicago hotel lost $50,
and arrested servant named Abraham for the
theft. The money was found in Abrahams bo-
son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

AN egg, imbedded in the sand 33 feet below
the surface, is said to have been found fresh, in
sinking well, in Lawrence county, Pa. 1t was
probably deposited there by pullet Of Pharaoh
days
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

The sign before the door of q mantuamaker's
shop reads thus--'Dresses made lower than ever
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

CHEER up, Jeems; adversely tries us and shows
up our better qualities
'Ah, to be sure, but adversely didn't try me;
it was the county Judge, and he showed up my
worst qualities
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25
NEW ORLEANS BAR !

BY Francois,
West Side Main Street, Weaver.
HAVING RETURNED FROM FRANCE TO
IL reside permanently, have rrftted the New
Orleans Bar rooms in splendid style, and have
added excellent
BILLIARD TABLES.
The public will find the best of Liquors, order
ly rooms, and polite and prompt attention by cal
ling at the New Orleans
have an assortment of FINE LIQUORS, pur-
chased by me in Paris, which are Of the best
quality.
FRANCOIS LATREMOULLIERE.
Weaver, Sept. 25, 1858. 36td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

Mr.. BUSHNELL, husband of Kate Hays the
actress is dead. They were married, we believe,
in Australia, soon after she left this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

AN Ohio man and his wife were divorced be-
cause of dispute in regard to what they should
name the baby
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

! A COINAGE of double sovereigns is shorty to be
issued in England.-BostOn Courier.
Is Vic. to have twins . Washington Star.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

Two anacondas escaped in Salem, and the wo-
men are in high ferment for fear the varments
are under their hoops
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25
Married:

In Sacramento City, Sept. 18th, by the Rev. D.
Deal, WM. ANDERSON to CLARA HlLDREru, both
of this County,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

We rather like Jacnto's' sauciness in his com
munication to-day. Jacinto' has a good claim,
we reckOn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

A MODEST lady calls baby's cradles matrimo-
NAL baskets
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

Punch recommends naked sherry for invalids
who have no coats on their stomacbs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-09-25

no resurrection, for the inhabitants will swndle
him out of his horn before he could give single,
id toOt y
DEATH on BUGs.-On going to bed cover your
self from head to foot with boiled moasses; let
every part of the body be thckly covered with it.
On coming to bite you, the bugs will stick fast in
the molasses and you can kill them in the morn
ing.
Mr.. T. A. SPRINGER, of the Amador Ledger, is
i'll and confined to his chamber. We hope that
our stout friend Tom will not be removed TO
Beelzebub's bosom until there is rise in brm
stone.
4" IT has been ascertained that Rarey, the horse
tanner, pursues the choking system-a plan often
tried by man nd wife, but which works better
with brutes"
Mr.. DAVID MAsrEN, from Uniontown, started
from here to Sacramento on Thursday, to petition
the Governor for protection against Indians in
Humboldt.
Mr.. BUSHNELL, husband of Kate Hays the
actress, is dead. They were married, we believe,
in Australia, soon after she left this State.
Two anacondas escaped in Salem, and the wo-
men are in high ferment for fear the varments
are under their hoops.
COINAGE of double sovereigns is shorty to be
issued in England.-BostOn Courier.
Is Vic. to have twins p Washington Star.
We rather like 'Jacinto's' sauciness in his com
munication to-day. Jacinto' has a good claim,
we reckon.
AN Ohio man and his wife were divorced be-
cause of dispute in regard to what they should
name the baby.
sDaS- A plainly attred merchant said that his
wife dressed according to the gazette of fashion,
but he dressed according to his ledger.
MODEST lady calls baby's cradles 'matrimo-
nial baskets
Punch recommends naked sherry for invalids
who have no coats on their stomacbs.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

WusnlIntOH, June i.
Letters from Arizona to Lieut. Mowery, Dele.
gate from that Territory, state that it is proba.
bic that Peschera, Governor of Sonora, will
declare that State independent in the event OF
the success of the Zuloaga Government or San
ia Anna returning to Mexico. The news con-
firms previous statements regarding the cores.
pondence between Peschier and parties in the
United States.
Arizona continues much disturbed by Indian
depredations, murders and robberies, and there
being no Courts of Law the violence remains
unchecked.
The intelligence from the silver mines is
highly encouraging. Fresh discoveries have
been made.
Tueron was nearly deserted by the people
going to the New Plazers Gold Diggings at
Canada Delara, 40 miles distant. Emigration
from California was on the increase, and . press
was abont being brougt from San Francisco for
the establishment OF q newspaper.
At Tueron the people were anxiously waiting
and expecting Territorial Government.
The Secretary Of War has indicated his in.
tention Of sending troops to Arizona as soon as
he has any at his disposition.
MIR. Burlingame's report was unanimously con.
CURED in BY the Committee, and is accompanied
by resolution requesting the President 10 obtain
redress on account Of the French Government
relative to the American bark Adriatic. The
report Also recommends revision Of the laws
in reference to collisions at sea, and an arrange
ment by which the damages may be determined
in such cases.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08
Gold Discovered in Danville-Great at
Excitement.


By the following letter, received last night, il
will be seen that the gold fever has broken ou,
with great virulence in our imme date vicinity,
rich diggings having been discovered within ten
miles Of Burlington:
DANvlLLE, Iowa, June lst, 1858.
Mr.. G. DUNHAN:
Dear Sr:-Yesterday morning there was a
report circulated that gold had been found on
Mud Creek, about four miles west of this place.
A number of citizens Of this place prepared
themselves with the necessary implements and
went to the grounds for the purpose of testing
it, among the rest Mr.. T. j. Safer, and other
old California miners, who returned last night
and pronounce what they have got good gold.
These old miners say that it is pure virgin gold
Mr.. John Slinglutf has just returned from
the diggngs, and says that there are from fifty
to seventy-ive persons to-day engaged digging
near Halls old Mill. They have discovered
gold in larger quantities o.day, and the miners
want to tear away the old Mill, the owners re-
sist and there may be some trouble between
them. The impression is that on the rocks
underthe Mill there are large deposits of gold
Almost every one is preparing to 60 to dig,
and in a few days can tell you all about what
amount can be realized per day, and whether
it will pay or not. Yours truly,
r G WILSON
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

THrRr WILL BE NO WAR.-Our readers have
observed the hostile character OF Congressional
debates upon the subject Of recent ousrages in
the Wes, Indies by British cruisers that have
exercised the right OF examination and search
Of American vessels, and have some OF them
iooHshly supposed that Southern fire eaters
mesnt fight. But it is not so. 1t is all blns-
ter. The shipping and shipping interest is Of
The North. The merchant marine belongs to
the Yankees The South have no idea OF going
to war for outrages upon the shipping interest.
Besides Cotton s King, and a war with England
would not only greatly damage the foreign de-
u.nd for cotton, but leopard the system OF
African Slavery and slave government in the
United States Besides, it would operate as a
protective tariff for our manufacturers, set all
o., wheels and spindles going, and demon
.tra,e the solid power Of the Free States and
the weakness and rottenness Of the Slave
There will be no war.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

The CosT OF A MODERN BELLE.-I saw he,
dancing IN the bell. Around her snowy brow
were set 81 1000; such would have been the an.
swer OF Jeweler to the question, "What are
those diamonds worth!" With the gentle un-
duation of her bosom there rose and fell ex-
actly $780, The sum bore the ruise of a
brooch OF gold and enamel. Her fairy form
was invested in ten halfeages, represented by
slip OF lilac satin, and this was oyerlaid by
$500 more in two skirts of white lace Taste
fully down each side OF the latter were FIVE
collars, which SO many bows Of purple ribbon
had come to. The lower margin of the $500
skirts were edged with eleven additional hall.
eagles, the value of some eight yards of silver
fringe, a quarter of yard in depth. Her taper
waist, taking zone and clasp together, / calcu-
Lated to be confined by at least $3.50. Her
delicately rounded arms, the glove Of spotless
hid being added to the gold bracelet which en-.
eircied the little wrist, may, be said to have
been adorned with Sll0 75, and putting the
six and satin at the lowest figure, L should saw
she wore 50 so on her feet. Thus altogether.
was this thing Of light, this creature Of lowell.
ness arrayed from top to toe, exclusive OF
little sundries, S2,s24 25.