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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
MECHANICS LIEN.

IN the Ninth judicial district C0urt in and for
tie Co. Of Trinity and State Of California.
Harmon Schooner VS. Jos. McGiIlivray.
A n ACTION having this day been commenced
N in said Court by the above named Plaintiff
against the said Defendant to enforce a Mechanic IS
Lien for 1857 and interest against the property
of saiddefendant, to wit: :" On the Bridge known
as 'McGillvray's Bridge situate on McGn-
vray's Ranch, in said County, with a convenient
space Of ground around the same for the convent.
ent use of said bridge" Notice is hereby given
to all persons claiming Liens against said prcm-
ses, to be and appear before said Court at the
Court House in said County, on Tuesday, Decem-
Der 18th, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, then and
there to exhibit proof of the same, or be forever
barred. By order of the Court,
~. JNO. a. WATSON, Clerk
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YREKA. Nov. 4, 1858

Two Welchmon were buried by the caving OF
tail race this morning, at o'clock, about half
mile below this city. One named VIM. Thomas
was killed instantly, the other, named II. Nichols,
it is thought will recover. They were both born
in Cornwall, England, and were recently from
Wisconsin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

Mr. THOMPSON, of Trinity Valley, informs us
that Mr. Lynn, the contractor for building the
road over Trinity mountain, has already finished
three miles, and if the weather continues good
will complete it in three weeks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
.unnunrr sth n.,.l Fcbruary ztI,, Is5z,
Fresh Timothy Seed

TROM BATES & vANMATRE'S RANCH
L For sale by PIERCE, CHURCH co.
Weaver, Noy 5, 1858. ~.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
Total number children, all ages, ....!

n =. TURNER, Of the Union Icmocral went to
Columbia to see about an article published in
the .Net0s, Of that city, which reflected on him.
lie invited the Ne,cs man to drink, and then in
sisted on giving him the bottle-over the head
Neither were badly hurt, although the Democrat
man came near being shot by his own pistol
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
EXPRESS NOTICE.

TIVE NAMES on Mr.. !. n. Irving's Expires,
/ list were deliSrred to Fisher, Atkcson " Co.
Persons not wishing Fisher, AtI,cson & Co. to car
ry their letters, papers, etc, will 50 inform the
undersigned. NM. i. ATkESON.
Nov. |, 1853. 4Zl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
10000 POUNDS

DRAM and SHORTS on hand and for sale, by
ID PIERCE, CHURCH q CO.
Weaver, Oct. 20, 1858. A.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

SENATORIAL CANDIDArEs.-R. d. Ferguson is
the candidate of the Brodericll wing, and William
Bausman Independent candidate for Senator in
Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

RoBBED.-The stage running from Rattlesnake
Bar to Folsom was stopped on the morning of the
LIST, and Wells, Fargo q Co.'S box, containing
SASS taken from it. No arrests had been made
at last accounts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

"HuuBoLDT," writing from Unontown, gives
the following particulars in regard TO our youn-
teers, and other matters in that region. Harpts,
the man who was wounded in the Indian fight
on Mad river, is doing we'll under charge Of Sur
geons Guild and Hatch. The command from
your county is in fine condition and spirits, well
provided for and in good health. Be assured
you will hear good report from them, for the
General, the Captain, and his company are de
termined to clear the country of Indians, and you
may be pretty sure they'll do it, the efforts of
Maj. Snyder, Gas he is called) and the traders and
residents Of IIoopa Valley to the contrary, not
withstandng BY the by, Snyder returned here
in high glec, on the Santa Cruz, with bis "saga-
more, and an order for the establishment Of n
military post at Hoopa, but rather suspect that
before this Post is firmly established, Uncle Sam
will find there is little need for it. Time will de-
termine. The Major is very much chagrined at
some contemplate increment which will exc out
ere long, and if carried into effect will dim the
prospects Of selling Ioopa Valley for Reserva-
ton, at high figure, or even Of supplying I'm
Gle Sans troops with vegetables The article
in the San Francisco Herdld steals the Majors
thunder, and the punch you gave him in the ribs
has nearly ruined him. No news in Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

EFFECTS OF AssoCIArIoN.-Th grand jury of
Amador county say that the Diggors in that vi
cinity are constantly becoming more degraded.
Bad state Of morals in Amador.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

DEAL gently with thy little children, oh world !!
Impose not on them premature knowledge of
gloom and misery for too soon, alas their own
inevitable fate will lead them into the midst of
this ljfe's sunerings and sins. Glide not single
harmless prank, cloud not smile, nor chill one
warm and frank emotion. BE denoaStratire in
thy affection for them and receive into thy arms
the future supporters of thy own latest helpless
hess Hy2rauiic Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

The ladies of Jackson gave a festival on Thurs
day evening week, for the benefit of the N. L
church, and made $685. the Ledger says
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

Two men walked from the Empire ranch TO
Marysvillc--l7 miles-last Sunday, for 500, and
came out side by side.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

Is one family in Nelson county, Va, are five
married sisters, whose aggregate ages amount to
43l years. On the first of January last, the eldest
sister'was 93; the second, o.; the third, 8S; the
the fourth, 81; and the fifth so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

has been nominated by the administration demo
Gratis Of Sacramento for Senator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

Gro. WAsuNGToN-is announced as the editor
Of the San Francisco National. He is a ready
writer, but il remains to be seen whether he welds
the pen as efficiently as his prototype did the
sword. Remember the hatchet, Georgc; there
being but few editors who do, let the days Of the
marvellous return. No offence, 'pon honor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
Administrative Notice

A LII PERSONS having demands against the
a estate of Farrar Y. Edwards, late deceased,
will present them, properly verified, and accom-.
panied with the necessary vouchers, to he I'M
dersgned Administrative at her residence in
Weavervlle, within ten months from this date or
they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH B. EDWARDS,
Administrative said Estate.
Weaverville, Nov. !, 1858. 424t
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S I'll AIDES SAA(
AND BALL ALLEY

u z: a Y 4 M KE 4 4 4 y \ PF
c@7 "FRANK" wishes to have B
AA and the public, generally, know D.
SsS opened the SHADES, and ntti!
i. open as long as the very best
Liquors, Cigar
And strict attention to the wants.
toners, will make it pay
None but the best kept. Call and tII
erac' and judge for yourself.
Weaver, Oct. %, 1858.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

HUTcHMGs' MAGAZINE, for November furnished
by Blake & Co., does not contain as much of in
terest as some of the preceding numbers. 1t is
well illustrated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06
WEAVERVlLLE
Hair Dressing s. Shaving Saloon
ISAIAH IsAACs, Proprietor.

The proprietor invites the attention of citizens
and The travelling public to his newly-ftted
Saloon, one door below the st. Charles Shaving,
Hair Cutting, Shampooing and Curling, done 10
the most approved style l5td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

School CENsUs.-We are indebted to Mr.. Delos
j. Howe for the following statement Of the school
census Of this county. 1t will be noticed that
more than oue.half the children are under four
years, and nearly one half are natives Of Cali
1ornia. We wish the marshal had taken the trou-
BILE to ascertain how many marriogable females
there are in the county. Not that we have any
interest in the matter, Of course, but curiosity
to know the number.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

The ladies of San Juan are going to give
supper TO pay their church debt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

BLAEE i Co furnished US full Atlantic files.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

WANTED-By the next Legislature, a number
of persons capable Of fling the various Offices in
their organization. Wonder if any will apply.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

HrMBoLDr.-They had heavy rain on Satur-
day week. Mr.. II. S. Comstock is agent for Mir.
Loupe's mail express, At Eureka. Capt. Under
woods command has been ordered to lloopa.-
His present camp is TO be occupied this winter
by Lieut. Collins, with Is men. The Land Office
has been removed to Humboldt Point. While
Lieut. Collins and command were crossing la
goon, above Trinidad, they were struck by break
ers, and a packer named Whitman, from Crescent
City, was drowned. Several heavy seas swept
entirely over Lieut.. Collins and lady, but hold
ing to their saddles they crossed in safety. The
above is condensed from the I5meS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

ScHooLs-No country town is better supplied
with institutions for teaching the young idea how
to shoot. We have no little idlers about the
streets-all are engaged in Frightening those ma
chimes which shall turn the wheels Of government
after we shall have gone hence. @ Lo the poor
Indian" Of whose descendants many are domes-
ticated by our citizens, is offended at the idea Of
his progeny not being allowed to shoot some too,
but we suppose that from the necessity for sending
out volunteer companies on the trail to Humboldt
Bay our Trustees think they already know how
shoot well enough.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

READ the advertisements Of Pierce, Church
& Co., Charley Miller, A. j. Felter, Fisher, Alike
son & Co., Miner & Jaynes, and others in to-day's
paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

Gov WELLER has set apart Thursday, the 25tt
inst, as o day Of Thanksgiving and prayer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

HUMBOLDT LAND OrucE.-A letter from W.
Mcdaniel, Esq, Register OF U. S. Land Office, at
informs us that the Office will be open
for the entry of land in that county, and after
the llth inst
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

SAD TEsTIMoNfAI.--On the lst inst Maj A.
c. Price, of Gallon Creek in connection with other
friends and Masons, disinterred and removed TO
the beautiful and substantially enclosed Masonic
burial ground, near this place, the remains Of D.
Boone Logan, who died at, and was buried near
the Arkansas House, on Trinity river, in 1854.
Mr. Logan was one Of the pioneers Of this county,
and by bis department in every regard during
bis brief life, well meritcd this testimonial of
regard. His last resting place will be marked
by two handsome marble slabs with the usual
engravings, the work of California 5 best artist
Mr.. p. J. Devine, Of Sacramento. Far away from
the beautiful plains of bis native Arkansas, all
of Weayerville basin. Requiescat il, pace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

"ARGus" VS. DEMoCRAT.'-Which do you
prefer to see elected to the Senate-Douglas or
Lincoln? Nouatam Denl0crat please answer
Piumas Argus.
Unhesitatingly and without circumlocution,
emphatcally and unequivocally, Douglas, Are
you satisfied Now, sir, in the event that The
Democracy nominate James Buchanan for the
Presidency in 1868, ana the opposition David G.
Broderick, which would you prefer to see elect
ed Observation-Disclosures or Broderick No
dodging-giye us categorical answer.-Non-
taia Democrat.
We will turn prophet, and anticipate The cat
egorical answer Of the Ayus. If buchanan and
Brodcick were candidates for the Presidency,
you would prefer 49, Nc Corkle, Of course. Who
wouldn't?
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NIarried:

JTlgt -RSGS1ved :
go Cases DaIy's Aromatic Valley
Whiskey.
20 Gases Charles london Ger
dial Gin.
90 Cases Daily's Club House Gin.
go Cases WOIfe's Aromatic
Schmapps. For Sale by
AZ PIERCE, CHURCH e co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

'HEsPERlAN.'- nineteenth number Of this
neat little scmi-monthly sreceved Each mum
Der is an Improvement, and the last and the
present one exhibits exccllont judgment of its
talented conducress Mrs. f. II. DAY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

THE Sierra Democrat says the snow above Gold
Lake is five feet deep.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

ARRIVING Every day this week heavily load
ed teams have arrived, with winter stock for our
merchants. Much trouble is experienced in get
ting goods shipped from the Bluffs, on accouEto Of
the scarcity of pack trains and teams; besides,
packers much prefer loading for Yreka at ten
cents, than for this place at three and a-half
TIE Sacramento Bee don't like the river oppo-
sition. Passage aud freight is so low that mer-
chants can visit San Fraucisco and make their
purchases as cheap rs at Sacramento.
4 'CorrIN' LBEIED.-Oyor two hundred of
the passengers who arrived by the Sonora have
libeled her for $4,000 for carrying too many
passcngers-the UAi2a says.
A RELIGIOUS paper, to be called the Western
Egaagelisi is soon 10 be issued from the Office of
the Souoma Denlocrat- denomination not stated.
NINE years ago last Friday the first circus
Rowc's) performance was given in California.
Boxes then cost $5, and private boxes $55.
LAST week Rose Church, San Francisco
nymph, for unnseemly public behavior was fined
eighty dollars.
THE Sierra Democrat says the snow above Gold
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

Cft'N'' @r'''D-''''
Columbia to see about an article published in
the .Nets, of that city, which reflected on him.
lie invited the Ne,cs man to drink, and then in
sisted on giving him the bottle-over the head.
Neither were badly hurt, although the Democrat
man came near being shot by his own pistol.
GEO. WAsuINGToN-is announced as the editor
Of the San Francisco National. He is a ready
writer, but il remains to be seen whether he welds
the pen as efficiently as his prototype did the
sword. Remember the hatchet George; there
being but few editors who do let the days Of the
marvellous return. No offence, 'pon honor.
HEsPERAN. The nineteenth number of this
neat little scmi-monthly is received. Each mum
Der is an Improvement, and the last, and the
present one exhibits excellent Judgment of its
talented conductress, AlRs f. II. DAY.
HUMBoLDr LAND OrmcE.-A letter from W.
Mcdaniel, Esq, Register OF U. S. Land Office, at
humboldt informs us that the Office will be open
for the entry of land in that county, on and after
| the / lth inst.
/ RoBBED.-The stage running from Rattlesnake
| Bar to Folsom was stopped on the morning of the
LIST, and Wells, Fargo q Co.'S box, containing
SASS taken from it. No arrests had been made
at last accounts.
| SENATORIAL CANDIDATEs.-R. ID. Ferguson is
the candidate of the Broderick wing, and William
Bausman Independent candidate for Senator in
Sacramento.
EFFECTS OF AssoCIATIoN.-The grand jury OF
Amador county say that the Diggors in that vi
cnity are constantly becoming more degraded
Bad state Of morals in Amador.
HuTcHNGs' MAGAZINE, for November furnished
/ by Blake & Co., does not contain as much of in
terest as some of the preceding numbers. 1t i:
well illustrated.
! READ the advertisements Of Pierce Churcl
& Co., Charley Miller, A. j. Felter, Fisher, Alike
son & Co., Miner & Jaynes, and Others in today's
paper.
WANTED.-By the next Legislature, a number
of persons capable of filing the various offices in
their organization. Wonder if any will apply.
Dir. JOHNSON Price, formerly of this county,
has been nominated by the administration demo
Gratis of Sacramento for Senator.
| THE ladies Of Jackson gave festival on Thurs
day evening week. for the benefit of the NJ L.
church, and made 1895, the Ledger says.
Two men walked from the Empire ranch to
Marysvlc-l7 miles--last Sunday, for 500, and
came out side by side.
The ladies of San Juan are going to give a
supper TO pay their church debt.
Gov. WELLER has set apart Thursday the 25th
inst. as dsy Of Thanksriving and pIayer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

TIE late administration Senatorial convention
at Sacramento passed the following resolutions:
Whereas, The interests Of the democratic party
require the publication Of democratic paper in
Sacramento: and Whereas Messrs Woodward and
Appleton are about engaging in that undertaking;
therefore,
Resolved, That we hereby pledge ourselves to
its support, aud recommend it to the patronage
of the democracy Of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-06

A RELIGIOUS paper, to be called the Western
Eoaagelit, is soon 10 be issued from the office of
the Souoma at-denomnation not stated.
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sFntSe scoRss --rhe following Ia a copy Of q
ptivs,e &C, rsssed b. the last Congress-
Chap. JTiTI -An ACT fsg TIE Relief Of Jams a.
Erton, r. u. BeJ5.A aad James Longsreel, Us,t,d
Spfss Army
De enacted by tho Senate and House Of Representa-
uves ~ The tned states Of America Ia Con zreas Assem-
bed That The proper accounting officers the treasury
Department be, ard they are hereby authorized and
directed. In settling The accounts of Leutepaut James g.
Beptcn q the Ordnance Department; of Brevet Major r.
D. Bebbt, chief Atittsot qusrsrmsster OF Brcvet
Msisr James cnestree sc're subsistence
70 allow hfm ss credits, the respective Of which
they we're cefrhudsd by arker French In San Antonio,
fpss, IN July eighteen hundred and hfty, viz 10 James
q HntrJ one Thousand ara twenty dollars and four
cents N y II Rabbit Eve hundr ID and pinesen d,IIays
pirety three end bali cents; 10 Longssrcet
four hundred and forty eight dollars and ninety eight cents
Approved June I, 1853.
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The PEW SrsrEx.--The CAurchman continues
its apostolic knocks against the doors of the
premium pews In the fashionable churches, de-.
handing that the barricaded doors aalI be
broken down, and all the churches declared free
to all Corners Here Is the PLATFORM
Open your doors daily IN orprg end evening for PRAYER
Celebrate The Loros supper every lords gay aud on
every HOLIDAY. t ytur pfett not conten, himself with
asunday scheo bu. open alec daily tree parish schools
for both Let deaooos or laymer or both c, one
rste 9th biu in eearcbrp gu, apd brlpgpr 10 csdrcn
without regard 10 their se 70 these sch os aod thrcr 81
ire Children you may rttch sat pserts BIT a. least
brig Ia te ebdrep. Make the services abrasive
pcstlbs BY music by % mbohc decornlo1s, By p,egi
bic tsohrs Give every Sunday afternoon 70 cstecbsre
sdsTh TIE esplsrson fbinsuuc'eo oleo, persons
ctabhe. utccppfomisrg sn1 Instructive sapport ypuf
church throush TIRE ofsrtcry often ibsucHcs All IA the
sscre6 driy ard precurs privilege of gvpg q the ls
With unctvi.trs regularity TIE LORDS day rheu prsy
for ssccessi eng anticipate true revival
The Clurcimon's doctrine Is coed but we are
afraid the writer is little ahead Of the times
When II comes to questionbe' The worship
OF God and Msmmcn the latter wins here.
sbouts.
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BUFFALO, July 20, 1853.
The Canal Commissioners, Messrs Ruggies and
Sheriff., met here last evening. All the misunder-
standings between them are now removed-Mr Rug
giles retaining the Western division They cordially
unite in all measures necessary to expedite the en-
argement Of the canal and to impart to II the ut
most capacity for business To facilitate steam
navigation and also the passage Of boats fully load
ed, they have directed all the bridges to be raised
without delay at least twelve feet above the top Of
the xvatnr line
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krsIcAL MATrERs-rErK AT JoSEs woop-P.Rop,-rhe
programme for the Jones' Wood festival on the is ID aud
Sd Of August, win he found else rhere We understand
that all the details OF the affair are u course Of prcpra
co BY competent hands and expect TO see the grand
cat affair Of the kind that has taken place in the
United states.
ssnetina Teresa Psrodi was q passenger by the En-
pire City at this port from Havana During the winter
Pared hiss been singing ss Puerto Principe and 81 Jsso
dc Cuba prna donna Of Tho troupe she will ruscsss
o, Der cottage at Lake George during the remainder
sumner, snc early In autumn commence concert tour
In the West
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The ILLINOIS CHAMPIONS on THE SANE
Sruw.-Mr. Lincoln, who expects to GIL Mr..
Douglas seat in the Senate, has challenged bis
competitor to stump the State with him, after the
Southern fashion, where each candidate ad-
dresses the people on the same day from the
same rostrum Mr.. Douglas is little afraid
that the other democratic candidate may
come into the arrangement and place the
Little Giant between two fres-after
the fashion of Maryatt's triangular duel. But
being Of an accommodating disposition, Mr.
Douglas will meet Mr.. Lincoln at one prominent
point In each Congressional district In the State
except the Second and Fourth, where Mr.. Lin.
coin has already had the last word. This ar
rangement will doubtless be accepted by Mr.
Lincoln, and the people will have an oppor-
tunity to hear the various questions of the day
discussed by two orators of recognized ability.
when Greek joins Greek, then comes the tug
Of war"
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PurLApurmA, July 20, 1888
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvaps State Sc, s9sI, Resdrx
Railroad, 2I Morris Canal, az; Long Island Rnirssd
1fZ; PENNEY ivnna Railroad, AK.
CHARIEsros, July 20, 1888
Cotton dccllnng. Sales To- das $50 bates The s,es M
the wtek add up 3,4oo bales. The market closed win
depressed feeling
PurapErmA, July 20, 1858
Flosr firm. Wheat scarce and steady Corn unsettied
yellow eoc. Whskev firm At 5kc s2sc
~,-. BALusoRR, July 20, 1889.
Flour quiet Wheat active red, 81 20 81 40. ~h,.e
~ rs 81 az Corn better: yellow, s5c. a SIC WIT.
hey firm, 81 2ehc. a27k. Provsions arm.
- =. CHIcAeo, July ~, 1853.
flour quiet Wheat active At 6sSo. Corn active A
tso Oats firm. shipments 10 Busslo--soo bbls aouy
sNo bushels whesf, 600 bushels shipmsnts IN
Oswego-lO,oCo bushels wheat ReoeLpts-- 9so bb,.
-four, eco bushels wheat, 70 oco bosheis corn. WIN"
BuwAto, July 2a-lPN
Flour market inactive, except for choice sales soo
eos. " 2esa 30 for supsrnne Ohio; ~ 70 for dow
PIE cxua co and extra Canadian aud Is for suoarsor
aouoe exra 40 Pastry wheat holders preas on msrtes
sales 2s 200 bushels af SIC for ho spssp: $50 sov rsd
lnd,sra and VI % for While Michigsn Corn arm sales
ooo bushels warm Sac and BOO bushels sound 10
wtT'i "V4hs Was-R0asy e9pspus asu, uonial1