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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13
CONSTABLE SALE,

DY VIRTUE of an EXECUTION tmp
ID rccted, issued out of Justice Wm. MaM
Court, in and for Weaverville township, Ti
County. California, dated Oct. 18th, lS5S,hi
vor of r. A. Fagg, and against Dennis Sas |
John Searles, and Moses Clements, (cOmps
the firm of Searles Il Co.. for the sum of onpr
dred dollars, debt, eleven dollars and svya|
cents, interest to date of Judgment, and eightl
lars and eighty cents, costs making the a
sum of one hundred and twenty dollars and nj
ty-onc cents. ($l20 Az with accruing costs \
recting me that of the co-partnership proper
of the said S"ares 4 Co., or the individmlWn
eriy of said Moses Clements, | cause to bn NAL
the amount of said iudgment-I have soizola
levied upon, and will expose to public sale
cash, to the highest bidder, at the Court He
door, in the town of Weaverville, on
Saturday, November 18th,
1883, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a IN a
o'clock, p m, of said day all the right, It
interest, estate and claim of said Srarles G
and the individual interest of said Moses C)'
ents in and to the following described proper
to wit
Certain improvements, consisting Of d'
ling house, barn and corrall, situate in ia
towu, near Weaverville, Trinity County, on
road leading from WeaverviIlc to Shrmr
Goss' mill, the land on which said improv"m
are situate, adjoining the lots of Osgood an
W. Ludwig, and now occupied by Moses Glen
and others, said improvements being the
formerly known as Searles & Co.'s house.
and corrall. JNO. NJ. CASS,
Constable, Weaverville Towns
Weaverville, Oct. 10, 1858. 44
POSTPONEME ENT.
The above sale is postponed until MOMda
Nf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

LITERARY APPRECIATION.-We once made
visit to printing Office which we had previously
given some celebrity. The paper had become
quite poorly and had ceased to attract much local
attention. We found the editor in tribulaton
over magnificent article which he was going to
write, but from some mental popularity his words
and ideas were quite unequal to his design. After
multitude of fourisbes, erasures, interinations,
cursing and swearing, the great article wouldn't
magnify; he had the article by the extremity,
but like wood chuck in gum stump, the stub
born thing spread itself and held on to the lining
of his head until the tail pulled Off whereat the
idca-to use his expressive figure went to Jer-
icho' In his sore travail the editor said come
over and help us which we agreed to do on
condition Of a certain number Of cigars being
furnished -rosihyely nothing else The subject
to be elaborated was philippe against an oppres-
sve corporatlon--the editor desired us to give
EN- particular h-lr We assumed the most war
like attitude and proceeded to illuminate, utterly
regardless of consequences, telling entirely
Irresponsible, the editor not daring to tell who
did it. After while the article was finished
and we really thought it pretty good-betteI
than we had written for mouths. Next day VIC
met an old acquaintance with the paper in hi:
hand. 'Ah said he, this paper is but miserable
thing now-nothing like what it was when yor
had it'-and pointing to the article ,ce had oriten
he continued: Look, for instance at that id
thing who would read such trashy stuff as that
Why didnt the fool let you write the article
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

SCHOOL REsUMED.-The Winter term of the
WeaVerville Common school has commenced; the
school is under instruction of Mr.. Desty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

EASTERN PoTITICs.-Inteligence comes by this
mail that the Republicans have gained Ohio, In
diana and Iowa The information comes from
Republican sources aud may be one sided.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

In The Ninth JUdicial District curt, in and for
Trinity County, California.
THE ABOVE NAMED PLAINTIFF having
L this day commenced his action against said
Defendants TO enforce Mechanics Lien for the
sum of 1864 LOO against the Trinity River
Canal and all appurienances thercnno belonging,
situate on Trinity River in said county, and
being the same constructed hy said Defendants
and leading from Reas saw mill dam down along
said Trinity River including the property pur-
chased OfP. W. Rcas by said Defendant: Notice
is therefore given all persons holding or claim
ing Liens (undcr the provisions of an act for
securing Liens to Mechanics and Others passed
April 18th, 1856, and the acts am ndatory therro)
on said premises to be and appear in said District
Court at the Dccemb'r term thereof there to he
begun and holden on nd after the 18th day Of
Do cembcr, 1858, and on the third day of said
term. to wit: on the 18th of December, 1858, then
and there TO exhibit the proof of their said Liens
or they will be forever barred.
PITZER & EURCII
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Weavervllc Nov II, 1858.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

Why is it that man will good -humoredly
submit to be called lucky dog, but will re-
sent intimaton Of canine descent by the mater
nal side ?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13
MECHANICS LIEN

In the Ninth Judicial District Court. in MI,
the Co. of Trinity and State of Califcna
Harmon Schooner VS.. JOS. McGillivn,
An ACTION having this day been Comma.
"A in said Court by the above named Pi,.s
against the said Defendant to enforce NorS',.
Lien for 1857 and interest against the nr~ !.
of said defendant, to wit: "On the BRIDGE gg,..
as 'McGillivray's Bridge situate on NrCT
vray's Ranch, in said County, with cony%'.
space of ground around the same for the c@,.
ent use of said bridge" Notice is hercbv AZ.
to all persons claiming Liens against said M, M
Ses, to be and appear before said Court s A
Court House in said County, on Tuesday, Dr,
Der 18th, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, tb@r
there to exhibit proof of the same, or be hlT
barred. By order of the Court
AZ. JNO. A. WATSON, Chh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

WE have been considerably incommoded by
delay Of paper occasioned by scarcity of trans
ports from Red Bluffs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13
.ROVIIIE

"Al the towns chill
And all the men and women merely shakers"
- Be0c0u
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

JERRY ROBBINS informs US that his brother Dan.
got hurt recently, near OrOvile by stage over
turn; j. E. Strong, Of the Telegraph company,
was also considerably damaged by the accident.
Il. P.S.-The beautiful little Mrs. Jerry Robbins,
resident at Marysville, has go; little baby
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

INSTRUMENTATION q Martin are build.
ing a large livery stable in the rear of their
corral
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

TT YOU WANT \ GOOD SEGAR, call at
L NJ. HARMAN'S,
Between New York Hotel and the Magnolia.
Weaver, Nov l3, 1858. AZ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

EIGHTH JUDGE,-Judge Fletcher, of Klamath
of the Eighth District, in place of ohm p. Haynes
who has commissioners stated by the Humboldt
Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

FREIGHT from Red Bluffs to Yrcka is ten cents
pound
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

L0wDEN's Ranch produced three hundred thou
sand pounds ol potatoes this season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

NINE loaded teams, destined for Weayerville
camped at the Tower House on Thursday night
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

TIE Sacramento Union once had the temerity
to say of the Atlantic Telegraph " 1t Works -
More recently it has ventured to observe "Thc
Water Works ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

WANT TO RE SCRATCHED.-Several Of our
mountain contemporaries are passing round batch
of caustic fun under the caption you tickle me
and III tickle YOU AS they all appear to sleep
on similar sheets, reckon they've got an attack
of itch together.-S San Andreas Independent.
Happy were those fellows if they had the Scotch
itch alone; the Duke of Argyle might then molfy
them with soap aud sulphur ointment; but having
caught the cacOthes seriJendi, they may hope for
relief at the hands of the fool killer, only.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

Birth:
AT Marysvllc, on the 10Th, the wife of jerry
Robbins, of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

'UNHoLY FooTE.'-The Red Bluffs Beacon says
that ex-Gov. Foote is engaged in an 'mhOly'
crusade against the President We thought ho-
illness beongeth unto the Lord, exclusively.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13

BUSINESS NoTICEs.-Pierce, Church & Co. have
several business cards 10 this number-one setting
forth superior quality of Whiskey: 'Daly's
Aromatic
subscriptions unpaid, will be sued for after the
18th of November.
Charles Mueller has opened an extensive fur
niture store, corner Main and Court streets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13
PASSAGE, $40.

ne- Passengers can rely on being taken
through very nearly as sPon as by Stage:
JAMES s. JOHNSTON, Agent.
Red Bluffs, July IL, 1853. Z'td'
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LIEN n OTTO e.
III. Hooker VS. IL. a. Kelly Il Go.

In The Ninth JUdiciaI District curt, in and .fo
Trinity C0unty California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13
GUNS and PISTOLS.

Plates,
Trigg'rs
Springs,
Screws,
Tubes,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-13


and from good authority
TIE WAR.--Latest Humboldt intelligence is
that the volunteers pursued the Indians to the
Cave; the pursued got wind of the pursucrs and
made themselves scarce, since which time the
hunters had not been heard Of They arc still in
chase.
YOUNG Oregonian, "a years old, and who
had never been in a theatcr before, recently went
crazy at the Bay from seeing the play of Lucre-
tia Borgia.' In the night he seized pistol and
ran out in the street in his shirt, and was arres
ted
THE TRINITY JOURNAL thinks we had better
not doubt somebody's veracty if we are at all
attached to our hair. Our har' grows tight, Mr..
JOURNAL Humboldt Times.
Yes, but we've hcarn tell of har' coming off
with jerk.
PROSPEROUS LITTLE BusNEss.--M. Harmon,
who advertises to-day, and who keeps a cigar
store adjoining the New York Hotel, sends us a
box of his finest wares Business men will note
how quietly, industrously, and independently he
has done business there-he will prosper.
INVESTIGATION has discovered eight gambling
hels in nightly operation, in Marysvile. The
Democrat concludes that if public gambling can
not be prevented by statute, some revenue should
be cxacted 10y tax on hells.
LIKE unto Nimrod is ex-Assemblyman Lewis,
of Tehama, who killed 81 deer in three days at
Nome Lake. Reservation. Fonr grizzly bears
were likewise killed there one day last week-so
we learn from the Gazette
A nuli ish, ,,.ln info oI ofl
condition. rose up in bed and with the death-rat-
tie in his throat, said Good then I'll do those
insurance chaps, yet | always was lucky dog
A COUPLE of drunken beasts, male and female,
recently drove their daughter from their home in
San Francisco, and she sought shelter in house
of prostitution.
NUMEROUS BRIDGEs.-Tbere are $50 bridges on
the Weaver and Shasta Wagon road eighty-nine
from Lowdens ranch to the top of Trinity noun
tain.
"All the towns a chill
And all the men and women merely shakers"
-BeacOn.
EASTERN PoLTICs.-Intellgenc comes by this
mail that the Republicans have gained Ohio, In
diana and Iowa. The information comes from
Republican sources, aud may be one sided
Why is it that man will good humoredly
submit to be called a lucky dog but will re-
sent inimation Of canine descent by the mater
nal side
School REsUMED.-The Winter term of the
WeaVervlle Common school has commenced; the
school is under instruction of Mr. Desty
RovEMENTs.-Comstock q Martin are build.
ing large livery stable in the rear of their
corral.
NINE loaded teams, destined for Weayerville,
camped at the Tower House on Thursday night.
LOwDEN's Ranch produced three hundred thou
sand pounds ol potatoes this season.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24
Personal.

The Washington correspondent of the
y. .. Delta writes as follows:
" have passion for Seward. lie
comes up to my idea of Rodin in the Wan,
iering Jew-the most delcctable devil that
was ever drawn by human pen-so cool,
so clear-headed, SO indomitable, so rclent,
less in the pursuit of his 6end!sh pur,
poses. Seward traverses the seemingly
tortuous, but really straight line Of his an.
hition, with the uncrring footsteps tha,
characterizes a rope-dancer, never mis-
sing step, aud keeping his eagle eye
steadily fixed On the goal before hin.
The balance pole BY which he preserves
his equiPoise is that cool, big head that
bulbs out above his narrow shoulders.
If he becomes our next President, and
disunion does not Immediately follow his
election, will wager that he will so beau
tifully honey fnggle both South and North
that the people will pronounce him one
of the best Presidents we have ever had
But l begin to think there is but little
danger Of his obtaining the nomination
lie is too great man, that is, if he is ;
man and not devil
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Pretty Good

Avs,r charming daugh ghsor of one of the
a.olia men O. Boston," being at a ball, a
few evenings since vas solicited b COIN
b;n.tion Of M. .stache, s:srch aud broad
cloth, for the honor OF nc"r hano n aa'ee &c
to which solicitation she .-eturhe~ III
affirmative answer. In as1bscluen.' con-
yersation, the aforesaid combination IN.
quired her fathers business. ''He is 4
vood-.awyer,"sh replied. The fellow
sloped, feeling that he had let himself
down o feet or two by the association.
The lady's father was a wealthy dealer in
mahogany, which occ ssionslly had to be
sawed by himself or ur der his own sup
eryision.
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Vice.Pr. s.deGt Breckenriage.

1t is known that no personal necessity
has induced the Vice President to aban.
don for the, present the Chair Of the Sen
ate. He has left Washington for New
Orleans. 1t is worthy of note that up to
this day no man knows what is his posi-.
ticn on the Lccompton Constitution. He
has maintained rigid, unbending reserve
strikinsly in contrast with his general
character, and II is asserted that the best
informed political circles in Washington
are unable to say whether he is for CT
against Lecompton. Certainly, he hns
neither welded the power of his Office or
his private influence in aid Of the Ad,
miuistration at this crisis. II is argued
from this silence that Mr.. Breckenridge
is, in his own mind, opposed to the policy
of the Administration; but, being mem.
ber Of it, he has not felt at liberty to EN-.
barrass it's action.---Br6. Com.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

Senator Hammond, of South Carolina, in
the recent debate in the Senate OF the L
nited States, tell, us that all Laboring men
are slaves" This is one of the points
Of national democracy. Here is another
"point," which has been put forth by
Senator Clay, Of Alabama, in his recent
speech: Establish as principle, that
to give sanction to law it must be APPROX
ed by tbs aaejority At the ballot bo1, and
you take away this security aud surrender
those rights to the most capricious, rapa-
cious aud cruel Of tyrants. | regret to
see the growing spirit in Congress, and
throughout the country, to democratic our
government--.o submit euery question,
rhsther pertaining to organic or municipal
Iaws, to the vote Of fpeopte,'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

A Custom Worth Imitn ing

1t is custom nmoug certain tfioes !. !,
Siberia, that when a woman is IN. VHeu
she NUT prepsIs .ao wedding dinner VIII
her own hands. To this feast all the r,
latives aud friends both of her own faini-
ly and that of the groom are invited
IF the viands are well cooked, her
credit as good housewife is established.
Bnt if the dishes are badly prepared
she is disgraced in that capacity forever.
The result is that Siberian is generally
good house keeper whatever else shemay
be, aud TINS competent beyond her sex
generally for the practical duties Of life
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

The LEvIATHAN.-A London

The LEvIATHAN.--A London letter
writer says; al have just returned from
a visit to the Leyiathan. She if moered
directly opposite where she was built.
There is no machinery in her yet; in
fact she is mere skeleton: From inqui-
ries on board / could not think it possi-
bic to get her ready for sea before August,
and to have her ready by that time will
require night and day labor necessarily.
There are very few men at work on her
now"
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Have plan laid before and for every
day. Those ought to be naturely formed
the evening previous, aud on rising in
the morning immediately entered upon.
1t is astonishing how much more we ac-
complish in single day by having the
plau previously marked out.
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The Louisville Journal pithily says;
ain reading the trahy aud sophi.tica
speeches of the leading Lecomptonites in
Congress, we are reminded of the Quaker
lady's quiet response to a palavering store
keeper: Friend. what a pity it Is a sin
to lie, when it seems so necessary to thy
business.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

NJ Bankrupt liquor dealers are priv
LEGGED class in Massachusetts,. As the
traffic is positively prohibited, and insol-
vent was lately sustained by the Court in
refusing to produce his books or answer
questions, on the ground that by SO do
Ing he would criminate himself
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

Mrs Rugg, a widow, having taken
Sir Charles Price for her second husband,
and being asked by friend how she liked
the change, replied, "Oh, | have got rid
of nv old Rugg for good price,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

p0M Mr.. Forest is advertised to appear
at several theaters as soon as his health
will permit. This would idicate that
what has been said about his conversion
is not true.
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pas- 1t is predicted by the London cor.
respondent Of the New York Cmmercial
Adoerttser, that France aud Fngland will
be at war ia less than six months
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PantaIoons W.tLout Su.ender..

Professor La Borde, Of South Carolina
College, in his recent work ou physiology,
says "As the women have concluded to
dispense with shoulder straps, some men,
especially in the city, have thought they
would prove pantaloons can be worn with
out suspenders. The men now strut the
streets with their panteloons tightly but
toned, side with the women whose skirts
or petticosts are tightly bound around
their persous. Upon a fair view, the
evil is the same in both cases, pressure up
on the vital organs, impairment Of their
proper action, want of development, de-
tormity, disease and premature death.
The New York PtrenoiogicH Journal
says: AS we walk the streets Of our city; we
see scores Of boys from L. to Is years old,
with their pantaloons very tightly buck
led around their disconnected bodies, pre-
venting growth at this rapidly growing
aye, aud the result is generation Of dys-
peptic, palc-faced, puny apologies for
men
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lletremchmcnt By Millions.

The Custom House returns show re-
markable evidence of the power tf our
people to retrench and recuperatc. In
the last three months at this port the re-
ductlon in our importations amounts to
the enormous sum of thirty six millions
In March. lsAs, We took nine and half
millions less Of foreign goods than we did
in March, 1857. In the first six months
of the present fiscal year, including the
three mouths prior to the revulsion, our
imports at this port were four and a half
millions in excess of those of the previous
year; now our imports for the nine months
ending 3lst March are actually thirty-twe
millions in arrear Of last year. All this
indicates q tremendous amount of contrac.
tion and retrenohment spreading through
out the country; and it must lead, before
we expect it, to n sudden revival Of bust
ness, increase of trade, and restoration Of
commercial activitv.-N. Y. Heraid
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A man passes FOR : sage when be
seeks for wisdom; bua If be Ahiaks he hs
found il, he II fool.
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BUSINESS CARDS,
Exchange O6ce!!

Exchange O6ce!!
NlGHT DRAFTS on New York can be had
- the Subscriber in sums to ssit purchasers
Cernhcs.es OF Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Cities cashed.
American Gold furnished at . small premium
o6ses ever Sretldnd and Snyd,r's %lors.
VIM. H. TUTHiIL
Upton, January l, '56.
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give Mrs. Fleming an inkling of how matters
STOOD she uttered some phrases of coincidence
toid INN not to be too much annoyed at his mis-
fortunes, and then rose to go.
. will see my lawyer, Mr.. Classic. and get
him to call upon you this evening. | think il
quite probable that he can manage to save your
books from being sacrificed, if YOU will allow
him to govern your actions. He is an excellent
man Of business"
Anything that can conscientiouslv do Mrs
Fleming" said Plato, overjoyed at this new hone
that came to him in his hour of darkest DESPAIR
will willingly, gladly do, and, madam, |
sincerely thank you for your kindness and coun
sci, whatever the event.
Then, as he opened the door for her, he ask.
ed Fe..r
Have you heard from Jasper yet, Mrs
The stately handsome lady grew slightly
very slightly, pale, and probably, had her gloves
been off, one might have noticed her finger
nails whiten, so tightly CONSTRUCTED seemed heI
hands, but she answered, in an unchanging
voice
have not, Mr. Classic"
Are you not uneasy at his long silenee?"
No; in measure, was prepared for il
The lawyer will call at, say six O'Clock, Mr.
Classic. DE cannot come sooner, as he dimes
with me. You will be disengaged?"
OF course, madam"
That will suit, then. / will trouble you 70
hand me to my carriage" said Jasper's mother
leading the way down stairs.
TO BE CONTINUED.