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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30
HO IE MATT E R ~.

REruRNED-Mr Lang and lady arrived from
the Atlantic States on Monday. "Max' is an
old resident and much esteemed citizen of Wea-
verville. All welcome hims If and his Young
wife TO a home in tn" mountains where may they
find prosperity and content
SNow-At no time this winter has the snow
been more than four inches deep in Weavervlle !;
this time last year it as many feet. On Sun
day it was about eighteen inches deep on the
mountains between this place and Shasta. No
difficulty in crossing thus far.
REDDNGs BAR.-A correspondent there says
that although Redding's Bar does equal the fa-
bled regions Of romance" in wealth. it is still IA
very prosperous place He does not know of so
much good paying ground within the limits of a
mile, anywhere else on Trinity river At Red
ding's and Turner's Bars, there are four large
wheels for raising water, built at a cost Of eight
cen thousand dollars, besides vera bitches from
Weaver and Rcdding's creeks Still there is not
water enough to supply the miners there Har
mich & Gerring are working ground that pays
$50 to the hand daily, Every claim opened is
paying well. There is also large BODY of rich
er Canal and which cannot he supplied from any
other source. Our correspondent wants to know
why the moneyed men Of Wpavcrvilp do not
consider their own interests, and assist in the de
velOpment of the mineral resources of the county
For THE Co1oRADo-Some one sends us infor
nation that party of rs or 100 persons will
leave this and the adjoining counties about the
20th of March. They are to start from Stockton
on the first day Of April for the Colorado gold
mines, above the mouth of Virgin river. Per.
sons in the vicinity of Bald Hills are to call on
John Is Mallett, for Information, and those in the
nelghborhood Of Shasta are referred to Bpni An
darson. We are requested to call the attention
of the Rcd Bluffs Beacon and Stockton Journal
to the above statements
BURNED TO DEATH.--A child of JOS. Ewing
residing at Hay Fork, was so badly burned a few
days since, that ii died few hours after the ac
cident, The mother was i'll in bed and an older
daughter let the infant fall in the fire.
RUsH CREEK MoUNrAN.--None but footmen
can cross now several persons have attempted
to get animals through but failed because of the
great depth Of the snow
SALMON MOUNTAIN Snow on Salmon noun
tain is from fifteen to twenty feet in depth. Mr.
Ritner, the exprrssman, still makes his semi
monthly trips, notwithstanding the danger of the
expedition.
PROBATE CouRT.-Wcdnesday Jan. Pin the
matter of the Estate off. C. Schoch, dec, A Ha.
ger was discharged from further liability as ad-
ministrator.
AT HIS OLD TRrcKs-Some months since A
Chnaman confined in our County Jail for larce
ny made his escape through the floor. On Thurs
day night John was again arrested for stealing a
shovel from the store of Mccain d Co. and trans.
ferred to his old quarters, again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

NICARAGUA STEAMSHIP LINE Orders came by
last mail directing the Orizaba not to sail on the
goth, but to be ready at moments notice A
large number of passengers from the interior were
disappointed by the delay. The vessel is said to
be in fine sailing condition Every provision for
the safety of life has been made
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

To OUR PATRoNs.-The proprietor takes pleas
tire in annou ncing to the patrons of this paper
that the services of CALVIN B. McDoNALD, ESQ.,,
have been secured as editor, and that be will
hereafter take charge Of that department in the
publication of the JOURNAL. With this announce
ment we leave the labors of Mr.. MCDONALD TO
speak for themselves
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

Mr.. AND MRS JoHN WooD have net succeeded
at the San Francisco theaters their engagement
is likely to prove failure, so far as that city is
concerned. This statement, from the city papers,
is no evidence of lack of merit, but rather that
they have not patronized pnii.writers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

SPEECH OF THE SEssIoN.-A member from Cal.
averas has made an immortal speech, which run
meth as follows:
Mister Speaker I'll settle this matter there
has been enough discussion on this ere. Gen.
tlemen jump up like a bright star of heaven
bursting through the dark veil of night, and con-
glomerate our senses worse than they was con-
glomerated before
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

THREATENED ASSAULT on Wool GROWERS
The Sacramento Bee, threatening the legal pro-
fession with popular vengeance, admonishes them
to look out, for " if the people are once aroused
they will carry the war into Africa! !" The Bee
doesn't intend to give the matter any false CO.
loring?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

INCREASE OF MAsoNRY.--Five Masonic lodges
have been organized in few months Pro
gress," of San Francisco one in Yisalia, Tuare
county, one at Oroville, one at Alameda, and an
other at Healdsbnrg. in Sonoma county. There
are now liz lodges In this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

KNIVES sHARPENTNG--A letter has been reeeiv.
from Senator Gwin, avowing the Presidents de-
termination to carry out his Kansas policy, and
threatening to apply the knife freely, to all office
holders who differ with him. So San Francisco
paper says
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

FERGUsoN's PRRGREss.-A Sacramento paper
says that W. |. Ferguson, Senator from that
county, was lately seen in San Francisco, on his
way to the State Prison. The statement is en-
tirely credible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

REDUcTIoN OF SALARY.-Charles Pope, an actor
of nconsderable abilities, who once demanded
$50 night in San Francisco, is engaged in a
Boston theater at SIS week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

OPPOSITION STEAaEk,- The new steamboat
Goodman Castle" arrived at Red Bluffs on Sa.
turday evening. She made the trip in three
days and and half The Beacon prononnces her
a very nice little craft, Of u tons bnrlhen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

FROM CoLoRADo.-A schooner arrived last
week, at San Francisco, from the mouth of the
Colorado, with intelligence that Lieut. Ives and
party had arrived in safety. Guaymas was be-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

AN INDUSTRIOUS MEMBER.-The Sacramento
Age says that member Of the Legislature has
already introduced one unconstitutional bill, and
has now undertaken to shut up houses of prost-
tuition, and to build a Pacific Railroad.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

GooD DEED.-Father Dyart, Roman Catholic
clergyman of Marysville, has recently taken
friendess child from Spanish prostitute and
placed it in the school in charge of the sisters of
N0tre Dame.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

~FERsEeUTED Acknowledgements NJ. Heslep,
late editor of the Piaindeaier, at San Francisco,
has sued Ned MCGOWAN for defaming him in the
Phqnir For long time Augustus has been 90
ing about seeking whom be may sue for libel
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

SoUATTER Row,-Two squatters in Yolo county
fell out about the ownership of piece of land
One raised a party to take forcibla possession,
but the other stood on his rights with a double
barrelled shot gun, which brought the aggressors
to standstill, and caused bis arrest for threat
ening to kill
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

CONSCIENTIOUS CRITICs-Tbe Golden Era says
that some OF the San Francisco papers are in the
habit of grinding out theatrical criticisms for
twenty cents line. 1t also adds that one of
them is engaged to furnish favorable opinion"
of the sort for two dollars day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

A LITTLE MoNsTER.-A boy in Siesia, eleven
years of age, shut five of his play-tellows in an
air-tigbt box, and sat on the lid until they were
nearly dead, then fastened the hasp and left them
to perish.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

DEAD ON THE TABLE.-The Assembly refused to
take from the table the resolution sustaining Sen.
ator Douglas and Gov. Walker on the Kansas
question.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

DEGENERAoY OF THE DRAMA.-Rev. Martin Kel
log, late OF Shasta, recently delivered a lecture
in Grass Valley On " The Theatcr !" bis final con-
clusion was that the drama had descended beyond
the reach of resurrection.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

DIDN'T PAY.-The benefit given at the Forrest
Theater, Sacramento, for the relief of the Dow
melville sufferers, did not pay, After paying the
necessary expenses the Manager had only six dol.
lars and a quarter left
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

SHASTA AGENoY.-G X. Godfrey is agent for
the TRINITY JOURNAL in Shasta. The paper can
always be obtained at his Agency
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

Miss lNcE was to sail on the 25th for Australia
She is an actress of great merit, and has been
successful and popular in this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

New DITcH-The Courier hears that compa-
ny of miners are going to take the waters of Hay
Fork OF Trinity to the Arbnekle digging in
Shasta County
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

MINT CLosED.-After the goth no bullion was
to be received at the San Francisco Mint for
coinage, until further notice
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

SWEET WIFE.-A woman in England threw
poker at her husband, missed him, and knocked
the brains out Of the baby.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

THE PUBLIC DoMAN.--The public lands belong
ing to the United States amount to one billion.
eighty-six million, one hundred and thirty-seven
thousand, five hundred and thirty-sx acres, which
divided into farms containing 16O acres oocb
would give bomesteads to 6,7ss,359 families, or
the entire population of the world
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

Gis~ New hedged statesmen are taken with re-.
form as children catch the measles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30
" MAGNOLIA"

FRANK & BROWN" Proprietors.
THTS OLD AND POPULAR PLACE OF RE-
sort is now open The proprietors solicit
a share Of the patronage which has always been
so literally bestowed upon the House, and assure
its patrons chat no pains will he spared to mako
it what it claims to be--a first class Saloon.
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
of the best quality supplied at the bar, for cash.
Connected with the Saloon are
Bowling Alleys and Billiard Tables,
which all are invited to give trial.
F. CARPIED,
II. BROWN,
Proprietors.'
Weaver, Jan. so, 1858. 2td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

A rRorRAcTED Methodist meeting is going on
al YIeka.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30

The Golden Age took out sl,ssl. $50 72 of
treasure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-30
SALES !
HAVING REMOVED OUR STOCK
To M Elders Brick Store, we will hold
AUCTION SALES
In 3lsl.

To p. M. Eders BrlcK Store, we VIII hoio
AUCTION SALES
On Sunday, Jan. 31si,
sunday, February 7th,
sunday, Feb. 14tw,
sunday, Feb. Dist,
and sunday, Feb 29,
at o'clock, p m, Of our entire stock OF
LOTHIN
ROOTS. SHOES AND DRY GOODS,
In manner to suit purchasers.
SALE TO BE WITHOUT RESERVE.
ne Great bargains will be offered at private
sale, wholesale and retail.
M JACOBS g. CO.,
Eder's Fire Proof Building Weaverville.
m. B.
On Sunday, Feb 2lst, will be sold at auctien,
P. NJ Edcr's mule, katy Wagon, Saddles, Bri-
dies, House Furniture, Cooking Utensils &c:
i932td p M. EDEH.
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81. 81 uifeu,
Cabinet = Maker.

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mns,n &crcrNluren merbcn inc uup biuSt olSotfubrt
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Sin @fann, bcilcn 6rau baprnaeluufsn
srwtO'rte anf Die iGm aemaGten Srlsipsbe,eu.
9un0en: uSeponern sic mi& ui&t iril9er, ais
tis le suriIdI0mmt."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
Droohiyn CitY News.

sEsiors Actzprv1 N PLYMOUTH srRsyT.-Aoout Elm
occck ast evening two b-cklsyers, named asckey and
Ksnneasy, we're p-ocipssed iron sc.ciasg st.scroi
tho new glass houss In Of construction n Ply
moua street, near tsi6se ST. eel fhsy even ~tth
Tho Y 10 sory, and cens soc % quit work FOR the dA
soe Of The rsrkrf ssve wy aud they Tell W oe SIDE
~sls below. Ma ksy SERIOUSLY injured thai ba re-
coyery can hardly be expso,ed- KenDe6sy IL ros 30
badly hurt, bit 70 IN dangerous condition rncf were
convey cd 70 the Ci.y Boapi,ai.
PrcxrocKxrs BrsY-A number OF persons we're relieved
Of Their watches and cash Ia tho vicinity OF the cy Hsl
on tue oisbt Ne Illumination. Augustus BucknssssT,
Of SO Yves, Warren street, relieved q valuable gold
parub which wAs deischcd from uis chair "a 20 dexet'
ous rnanpst sh.1 he kne~ r-,hna about II unu
tine s'torvud. lsdS named Asry Nmiih los, pore
MOI cafe contain ing s. While potoS Trough ths ofo 20
IN Opors ssrss< James hamltoo Icst SIC, aad several
osheu wsrs rsiisvcd Of various amounts.
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KANSAS AMONG THE SovrnERy UrrR@-The
Macon (Ga) STATE Pres, says that II Kansas
should make application at the ensuing ses
sion Of Congress, with an anti. slavery oonstita-
tIon, ard be admitted Into the Union without
the rcquihtc population, (933iO,) the South
will have submitted to The last indisnity which
treachcry and fanaticism can ding at her. Her
spint viii! be broken, aud her position in the
Union as n subiugaied province will have been
completed" This Is, Indeed, very gloomy
view Of the case. But how IL II TO be uended
Declare that Kansas shall not come into Ii
Union until she has the requisite population
and at the next session she will have Il: and
besides that, the anti slavery spirit of the North
which is settling down into a dead calm. win b
reused up again with increased intensity. Il
short, "wbat cant be cured must be endured :,
and, as Kansas is lcst beyond every possibility
O. recovery by the South, near or remote, the
sooner abe l. admitted az free State the better
II will be for the South and all concerned. II IL
all nonsense now to talk Of "tbe last indienity
Of fsnaticism and treschery." The ultras OF
the South have lost the prize by an overwhelm
ing majority OF popular sovereignty" they
will have TO swsllow the dose, and they ought
10 do Il gracefully Let them sbat their eyes
and gulP Il down.