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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

PooR PAY.-The Courier is pleased with the
appointment of j. r. Hardenburgh to the Sacra-
mento posto Office, and adds that no man has
worked harder, or spent more money for the Dem
ocratie party, than he Hardenburgh is q good
man and should have been Lieutanant Governor,
in place of the rather indfferently great person
support, Hardenburgh ranks next to the New
York soup man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

RACHEL DAGUERREoTYPEp WHILE DYNG.-A
Paris letter says: While in the agony of death
the relatives of Mile. Rachel caused to be taken
her photograph, by the photographer of the king
Of Sardinia. What their object was in thus dis
turbng the last moments of the dying traged-
enne it is not proper to judge, But the sensitive
paper produced her dying agony SO faithfully,
the clenched hands, the contracted muscles and
the frowning brow are so fearful to look at, that
the friends dare not put the work on sale, as it
appears on the original. But they have softencd
it by reproduction on stone and this picture Is
now on sale at the print-sbops.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

IT SEEMS to be impossible for some of these
Christian editors to understand that our Govern
meut must not and cannot foster any religion
either of the Christly or un-Christly type Shas
Ia Republican.
Some of our un-Christian editors don't seem
to understand why religion should be fostcrcd at
ALL To hear them talk one would suppose that
they had been on Pontus Pilates jury, and had
gratuitously furnished the cross timber, nails,
sponges and vinegar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

Gas- Some miserable cuss has pulled the spig-
got from the commonwealth lager beer barrel,
and let all the patriotism run out. But few of
our contemporaries allude to the American eagle
in connection with Liberty Day. IF a sane per-
son should ask us toread Fourth of July article,
or one about Kansas or Frazer river, or the prob
able imbroglio' with England, we'd endcavor to
remove the top of his head.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

INJ1Ns The Yreka Union advises Frazer riv-
er emigrants to come that way and strike the
head of Frazer river with plenty of provisions
and tools to work with Injins What shall it
profit man if he gain the whole world and lose
his own scalp? In place of striking the head of
Frazer river we fear the Yreka emigrant might
get lick on his own cabasa, with stone hatchet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
G.. B. MCDONALD, Editor
WEAVERVI
MORNING, JULY ~, 1855.

KERN AND FRAZER.-The Sonora Democrat ex-
tracts from the Southern Californian, of 1855, du-
extracts
'Reports Of rich strikes continue to come in.
One miner took out with his own hands Sl6O in
day. A friend of ours just returned, informs
us that in less than two months he took out by
his own labor, S900.'
And, additional
"a gentleman informs us that company of
five men took out, in ten days, the magnificent
sum of $4,000. OF this there is no doubt. Nu-
mcrous parties are averaging $25 per day
The writer says that after re-reading the above
he can hardly be restrained from selling out and
going right to Kern river.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

DEATH ToKENs.-Mary of Medicis in her dream,
saw the brilliant gems Of her crown change into
pearls, the symbol of tears and mourning. An owl
hooted until sunrise at the window Of the cham
Der to which the king and queen retired at st.
During the ceremony, 10 was observed with dread
that the dark portals leading to the royal sepul-
ohres beneath the choir were gaping and expand
ed. The flame of the consccrated taper held by
the queen was suddenly eXtinguished, and twice
her crown fell nearly to the ground.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

Would FOLLOW HIS FRIENDS, IF HE BURNED
FOR IT.-When the pagan Radbod was about to
be baptsed, he put one royal leg in the font and
asked, 'Where are my dead forefathcrs p In
hell, with all unbcievers, said tbe priest
Then said Radbod had rather feast in hell
with my friends, than live alone in Heaven
And he refused baptism
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

HE-GossIps.-' Men chatter almost as much
about the fast horses Of their acquaintanccs, the
money they spend, or the manner in which they
conduct their business, as women do about the
new bonnets, the servants, or the extravaganza
of their dear friends There are old women
out Of petticoats as well as in, that busy themsel
YES about matters that no concern Of theirs
All the scandal is far from being talked by the
ladies' There is often as much gossip over cigar
as over bit of crotchet work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

CHINESE INoENDTARIEs-It is fact that near
ly all the fires in mountain towns begin in Chi
nese houses--Orovile was so destroyed. Their
shops are filled with combustibles, and when
number of them collect on celestial spree they
are extremely careless of consequences. This
town is in especial danger from them--a remark
that may soon be enforced by sad catastrophe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

SUNDAY IN SHAsTA.-Notwithstand the Su-
preme Court has discovered this law to be uncon-
stitutonal, nearly every mercantile establishment
in this place was closed throughout Sunday last
1t is a fact worthy to be remembered, that those
who feel disposed may remember the Sabbath
day to keep itholy,' Notwithstanding the opinion
of Chief Justice Terry and his associate, Burnett
Iburier
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

cY-T The Shasta Republican is severe on editors
who disapprove the Supreme Courts Sunday law
decision. Perhaps our legal friend will present
solid argument, explaining how Sunday law
would abridge the liberties of majority of the
people 1t is O fine subject.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

SOMEBODY stuck bogus Shasta Courier, Ex-
ira, on the JOURNAL bulletin board, which con-
tanned intelligence of declaration of war with
England, and which fooled good many people
before we were informed of it. 1t is, perhaps,
proper to remark that an individual detected in
putting deceptive placards on the place mention
ed will find himself exactly in the middle Of q
surprise party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

HOME CURED HAM.-On Monday last, per
Blakes express, we received home cured ham,
from Mr.. A. J. Loomis, Of WcaverviIe. We have
not tasted a superior ham in California. The
enterprise of Mr.. Looms, for months past, has
fully supplied the Weaverville market with this
excellent meat. 1t seems to us singular that
there is no one who will supply Shasta county
with the same luxury.-Sh0Sta Republican.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

EsS- The Frazer expedition reminds us Of no
thing so strongly as that Of the Argonauts in
search of the golden fleece, but Jason did van
qush his dragon and obtain the object Of his de-
sires, while our Argonauts have in the climate of
New Caledonia and the Indians who infest it, n
more formidable antagonist to vanqush than all
the dame-breathing monsters and flying salaman
ders of old GoLden Era
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

THUNDERING HARD SOAP.-The Union says that
cast steel soap of good quality is manufactured
in this city Who uses it Who has been lathered
with it? Why could it not have made it cast iron
soap, for this latter would be more pliable art-
Gle. California is great country and Sacra-
mento manufacturers are able to compete with
Vulcan himself Sdcramento Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

HENRY CLAY once stopped at a country tavern
in the west; the innkeeper, looking over his reg
lister and discovering the name, approached Mr..
Clay and said: I've often hearn tell of you, and
thought I'd just ask If you wouldn't give me
and my old woman little speech before you go 2
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

SKANDAUGH, the Indian chief who was surgeon
to Gen Lafayette during the revolutionary war,
is now in Albany, New York, at the age of one
hundred and six, as hale and hearty as most per
sons Of sixty, and bids fair to live many years
longer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

JANE, if Pm not home from the party by ten
o'clock, don't wait for me-
No, dear. won't wait-I'll come for You
Mr.. Brown was home at Q O'Clock, SO minntes,
exactly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17
CITY DRUG STORE 4!
VVest Side Main Street,
WEAVERVILLE.

TAN NOW RECEIVING, AND WILL KEEP
Icon1tantly on hand, large and choice stock of
pu64 and Medicines,
Books and Stationery,
Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
Musical Instruments and Findings,
ToyD and Fancy Goods,
Fine Cutlery Cards, Dice, &c. &c.
Wh1k / will guarantee cannot be surpassed in
~ Northern California for
PURIFY, EXCELLENCE and CIEAPNESS.
Call and see and be convinced.
Pkicians Prescriptions prepared by a careful
Gnd ecnpetent Druggist. r. A. FAGG.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

gzS- "A party of excursionists to Yo Semitic
valley had their saddles and provisions burned in
camp; explosion of a can of powder gave notice
that something was wrong in camp. The Demo
crat estimates their loss at upwards Of conside-
rahIe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

AN ORIENTAL COMPLTMENT.-Th The Sultan Of
Turkey expresses great qualification at the reccp-
tion given to Mohammcd Pasha in this country,
and declares that our hospitality rivals that of
the ancient Arabs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

Mr.. JONES have you got matchY Yes sir.
a match for the devil there she is mixing dongtf
jones left by the back door, pursued by wS
man with a red head and cistern pole.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

EUCLID, the ancient mathematician, having
been asked by bis royal pupil, Ptolemy, whether
there was no easier way to learn mathematics
answered There is no royal road to Geometry.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

Gso- A Frenchman of Orovile saved his liquor
store from the fire by free use of claret and
syrups-no water available.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

IF to do were as easy as to know what were
good to do, chapels had been churches, and poor
mems cottages princes palaces.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

Gs- The Monitor has stopped publication for
three months because of the emigration from the
interor-rather than get in debt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

TREAT every man according to his deserts, and
who shall escape whipping?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

THE male sanderer must have the cowardice
of woman before he can traduce her.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

SOMEBODY says that in his infancy Lewis Cass
was rocked in second hand sugar trough.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

Good for Weavervlle The same sentiment
prevails here among the hardware, grocery and
provision dealers and we were pleased, on Sun
day last, to observe that Levensohn IL Galland
an extensive clothing firm, in obedience to public
sentiment closed their house on that day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

He that hath good harvest should not grum-
BILE at a few thstes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

I'm a-f[o.a-tl I'm a-fl-o-a-tr Screamed
young woman at the piano Should think so,
considering the squaH said an old man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17
r. H. M'DONALD 81 CO.,

K. IL. M'DONALD q CO..
No. 139 Street, Sacramento,
yQ Importers of, and Wholesale Dealers in
W Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
"a Paints, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs, Camphene
and Burning Fluid, White Lead, Alcohol, Lamp
and Machinery Oils, Acids. Herbs. Pat
ent Medicines, Brushes, Perfum-
cry, Toilet Articles,
Dental and Surgical Instruments.
In addition to the large and complete stock of
the usual Medicines, Extracts, Powders, Tine
lures, Barks, Plasters, &c, &c, we would invite
particular attention to the following items from
our general assortment
Teeth, Gold Foil and Dentists Tools.
We have made permanent arrangements with
the manufacturers in New York, to keep us fully
supplied in all its branches.
Our stock is the largest in this State and we
invite Dentists to examine our large and well as
sorted stock, as we believe them to be unsurpas
sed. r. III. MCDONALD ~ co.
jel9:22tou. e Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

JoHN FRosT, the notorious, has been commit
ting depredations in the gardens Of Scott Valley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

WHAT is the difference between cat and a
document? One has pauses at the ends of its
clauses, aud the other has clawses at the ends Of
its pawses
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

DIFFICULTIES OF HIGH WATER.-Hugh Miller,
in his Testimony of the Rocks desires to know
how creeping and wngless animals got to Noah S
ark from the remote islands of the Pacific, and
how they got back after the high water? Some
one must have ferried them across the ocean; and
then, some of them are so short-lived that the
two general ancestors would have had to walk
the plank during the voyage. This, we suppose
accounts for the extirpation of mastodons; no
tree could be found big enough to make dug
out, of sufficient capacity to carry tben--and so
they sent word to Noah TO shove out his boat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

The Shasta Courier makes this observation
'Any intimaton that the Courier is an anti-Ad-
ministration paper, come from what source it may,
we here and now pronounce lie'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

PERsPIcUITY.-The following from the Sacra-
mento Union will probably be of use to somebody;
not being able to understand the writer's mean
ing, we conclude that the information conveyed
must be of great Importance:
However serious the obstacles which have
hitherto prevented explorations inland or from its
banks, or higher up than the junction of Thomp.
son with Frazer rivers-and we make almost
supersttious allowance for the habits of the In
dans and the character of the country or climate
the imagination yet fails to conceive of a state
of things which absolutely sets at defiance all
efforts to penetrate the golden secrets of these
unknown regions
Don't You see,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

BYRON said that Walter Scott was the only man
in England that he longed to get drunk with.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

BLACKSTONE says that courtng a second wife is
moving for new trial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17
Mail Notice

THE mail for the Atlantic States will close at
this Office the lst and 18th of every month, and
daily for California, Oregon, Washington and
Utah Territories JAMES O'CONNOR, T. Nj.
Weaver, May 2S, 1858.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

THE dcil's BARNS have aye their daddy's luck
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

SUNDAY AT RED BLUFFs.-Referring to what
we said of cessation of Sunday business in this
place. the Beacon remarks II
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17
]. G. Wood,
VIM. X. Yancey.
WOOD g. YANCEY,
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
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., 1858-07-17

1T THE
GITY DRUG STORE
YOU'LL find DRUGS and NTEDI-
CHI ES carefully selected, and thorough
y t4(td. None but genuine unadulterated Drugs
will = dispensed at this House. l have also a
large lock of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-17

TIES.
10 Az tAt
md New.
those wb
Union,I
,oInpt al
33td.
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Foreign News.
Arrival Of the North Breton.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

PORTLAND, Nov. %.
The steamship North Breton arrived this
morning, from Liverpool, with dates to the
18th inst.
The steamship Ariel, from New York for
Havre, arrived 1T Southampton on the 18th
inst.
The steamer Indian Empire, which left
Halifax on the 28th Of Oot., for Galway,
Ireland, had not been hoard from, and the
fears for her safety have been heightened
By the recent very heavy gales on the Eng.
liah coast.
The steamer Europa, from Boston and
Halifax for Liverpool, had put into Queens
town short Of coal.
The gales on the coast Of England had not
caused any disasters to vessels, ~ far ~ heard
from.
The British Parlament had been further
prorogusd to Jan. 18th.
Fears are entertained for the safety Of the
Agincourt, long overdue from Australia,
| with q large amount OF treasure.
| The London Times published rather
hopeful article on the Atlantic Cable, and
urges upon the Directors Of the Company,
the propriety Of accept the offering OF Prof.
Hughes to work il with his printing telegraph
instrument.
MARKErs.-R Richardson, Spence 4 Co., re-
port the market as closing 6rm, with slight
advance on all qualities.
Manchester advices are favorable, and the
market closed frmer.
BreadstuHs.-R. s. Co. quote Flour a.
very dull, bat nominally unchanged. West
srn Canal 2Os; Southern 2OA2ls; Ohio ga
2As. Wheat very dull, with sales Of Red
Western at 6s3d; White 6s(16s3d; Southern
Is Cd. Corn very dull and quotations nom
inal. Mixed 2Ss; Yellow 29s; White 3ls6da
32s6d.
/ Provision market closed with a declining
| tendency. Lard heavy with slight decline;
sales at 52s.
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nm other step.

jeff Davis remarked at jackson, Missis-
sippi, that Mr.. Buchanan, far from backing
out from his stand with the South, was about
TO take an other step in advance. After 70.
ferrng to his course in Kansas, the removal
Of MIR. stanton, and other acts, he contin-
ued
.'And it gives me pleasure here to say OF
him, (Mr. Buchanan) that am assured can
now say with confidence, that be Will not
shrink hairs breadth from the position he
has taken, but rtH more dnofh er step in 0d-
rance, and fall, If fall be must, manfully up
holding these rights"
MIR. Davis, but few weeks since, had the
pleasure Of An interview with MIR. Buchanan,
and doubtless spoke ssby authority" The
next step 10, that slave property ia the Ter.
ritores must BIO protected by Federal laws.
There will probably be stumble before that
stepis taken.--l Missouri Dem.
CT-The ridiculous ado which portion Of
the pro-slavery press have made about SEN
stor oswsro's hocnester speech, mas called
out very able articles from ssveral OF the
conservative journals North and South
The Frankfort Ky. Commonwealth says:
"Where 10 the violation Of tho copatitu.
tional rights OF the STAKEHOLDER which 10 said
80 be Swallowed forth in that speechp w.
| have not discovered il. All Of his previous
efforts have repudiated the idea. The speech
! ia simply speculation OF fervid brair
rather given to indulge in such illusory phan
tastes III connection with this subject. Blu
il contains no lurking design to subverl
southern institutions BY other means than tn.
force Of what the speaker chooses 10 consid.
er philosophy and reason, acting upon thu
minds Of Southern men,
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REPORTED Volcano IN OANADA.--The Penn
broke (C.W.) Observer gives the following
extract from a letter received by clergy
man of that place from brother minister,
Rev. Mr.. Ray
81 learn from an authentic source that We
have what IL supposed to be bona fds vol
cano, about 100 miles up the Gatineau river.
The gentleman in charge Of Messrs. Gil.
mour's establishment in this place told me
he saw it--that persons living near the place
had seen it smoke, and that ito internal
rumbliags have been hsvrd and felt at the
Hudson Bay post at the river Desert, which
is 80 miles distant. 1t is called Mount Dia.
BILE. This may probably account for the
many shocks Of earthquake felt in this vi.
entity. There Was slight shock experienced
here short time ago. The report Of gold
having been found on the Gatineau 10 be-
lisvcd by most parties in that neighborhoot
to be honx.n
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RTEfects Of the cold weather out West.
-Forty-three marriage licenses were grant
ed by the Clerk Of the Cincinnati Probate
Court last week.
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Trustees sale.

110UtOC'o 0ahes
XyHEREAS, Thomas !. Luce, by his Deed, dated
w the l4th dsy Of May. 1852, and recorded in
Deed Book No. Il. pages 63s and $50. In the He
cordsrs o6acc Of Lee County, Iowa, conveyed 70
the unders igned, Trastse the following described
real estate, to-wit: Lots No. one ~, two (3), and
three t3), In block No. eighty-eght (8S), In Kso.
kuk, Lee county, Iowa, which sad conveyance vas
m ade In trust 70 secure the purchase monsy on
said property for the sum Of three hundred and
seventy Ave dollars {t37S), to samuel Marsh. VIM.
\. Lee and y. 9. Delsyan, payable - foliows !:
One hundred and twenty-five dollars, May IL, 1853;
One hundred and twenty Ave dollars, May II 1854;
One hundred and twenty i've dollars May II, 1855;
all Of whi,h payments bear interest 81 the rate Of
d per cent per snnum till DUE and ton Per cent.
after due till paid, payable annually and whereas
default has been made In all Of said payments, to-
gether with the interest thereon now therefore In
accordance with the terms Of said Deed, notice Il
hereby given that the undsrsinsd, Trustee, ct the
reQssst of the owner Of said Deed Of Trust and In
pursuA Of the provisions Of said Deed Of Trust
will, on tho 3lst day Of December, lSSa, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock .. and o'clock D. m, q
the door Of the office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court u Lee County, Iowa, 1t ksokuk, proceed "a
sell the above described property Ut public vsndue
to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said sum oil
money and the intsrcst thereon, and the costs and
expenses Of this trust.
d. W. KlLBoURNE, Trustee.
Dec. l, 161S-w3t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ladies' Fancy Hair Pins !!
A N assortment ust received 81 No. Estes
IA House, corner of Main and oth streets.
Dec2.d 3. u. BRIDGES.
aDaNNspG,VIT1ON.


DISSOLUTION.
TIvHE partnership here tofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under tho name and
arm Of Chaplin Les, IL this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. GEO CHAPLIN.
Keokuk, Nov. 30, 1853. aHo. G. LEE.
George Chaplin will continue the business ct the
ofhce Of the late frm.
dec2i1w
vlsO s. q BURBRIDs III and Robert simpson
i There 10 nov on ale in the once Of the
Clerk Of the District Court 81 Lee County love-
At keokuk the petition Of GEORGE C. Anderson,
clai ng Of you $4,000 ON promisssry note exc
cuted by q. q Burbridxe to Robert simpson and
by him endorsed, dated December, "a, 1885, ON one
year, with ten per cent. interest for 1lb00. Also
sn amended petition, representing that said
Anderson has become the owner Of another nots
Of the same date and amount, and secured by the
same mort gage. Said petition prAys tor decree
foreelosing mortgage executed by said Bur
bridge 70 secure said notes and for judgment
against the max or and endorser. Unless you APP
pear snd wer said petition on or before the I'd
day Of the February term (l859l OF said court,
iud gment will ka rendered ~ prayed for.
RANKIN, MILLER { ENsTER,
Dec. :, 1850 Plaintiffs Ats'ys.
4 GNEL,s BOOK OF CHESS--New edition
"A just received by
nossod OGDEN, BROWNE 1 co.
LS0, hne assor tment VI Prayer Books, ut
n OGDEN, BKoWNELL CO.'S
nov30d Cirr Book SroRH.
pIckLEs, in Vinegar, By the 4osens for sals By
1 aug3dAw W. u. AUSTIN 60.
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EeJ II 10 a remarkable fsct that however
wei young ladies may be versed in gram
mar, very Few Of them can decline matrimo-
ny.
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GET regard enc shows economy, 10
like that one shows an old aunt, who is TO
die and leave Us something ut last.