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reeolutionA The meeting Il still in aesuon.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

BUSINESS NoTIcEs.-SNYDER & KING advertise
q Atb of Jnlv ball at North Fork. See county
Treasurcr's Warrant notice.
LOOMS & HERDIF, Of Mountain Market, have
dissolved partnership--Loomis to continue the
busness-a popular and excellent citizen.
Tonight, fSaturday,) benefit is given to JOE
TAYLOR, at the theatre; he has been ILL ana BIS
friends generously offer to help him. 60 and
hear the performance.
F4Gc, Of the City Drug Store offers excellent
Cigars and Tobacco for sale.
WuI,,vs. next Blake's Express Office, has a
splendid assortment of goods-the attention oi
ladies is directed to his establishment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12
ELE G. r A p H 1 G d.
OVER THE NORTHERN LINE TO
THE TRINITY JOURNAL
SHASTA, June II, II o'clock, N.

SHASTA, June H. II o'clock, NJ.
The agent of Lees National Circus aud Hippo
dromc is in town, and will start for Weaver to-
morrow, on the way to Yreka.
The thermometer has ranged in the vicinity OF
100 deg. the last few days. An unusual number
of freight teams have been in town during the
week-one of Gregorys teams brought in ll,OOO
pounds, the largest load ever brought TO Shasta.
Business in town excellent Four balls are to be
given in this county and about the 4tb of July,
here; more than 100 persons have left in the past
two weeks, and many Others are getting ready
to go.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12
Aristocratie Tendencies of American De-
mOcrucys

II is proper TO premise that in remarking on
This subject, we refer not to the subdivision Of
political opinion denominated Democracy; we
mean the democratic principle Of our government
which puts sceptre in the hand Of every citizen
and the feet of the nation on the tyrants neck.
There is no form Of government which so deeply
roots in the human heart; there is no denomina-
tion of party which so readily secures the adhe-
renee Of the people, and which brings them from
their workshops with so great alacrity on days
of election. OF this the history of the Democratic
party is full of convincing evidence. Other par
ties have been founded and their principles ex-
pounded by some of the most god like intellects
of the confederation; the Whig party, with CLAY
in 'front.' was lost under the mighty avalanche of
/ feet which the watchword of Democracy brought
from labor places and cottages Of the people
The talismanic name was wanting, ard while they
knew little of the Distinguishing principles thou
sands on thousands hurried to the ballotbox to
blot out the supposed enemy of the sovereignty
Of the people Anti-Masonic, Wbig, American
and Republican parties were routed and dispersed
at the wachword Democracy
Bnt a departing from republican simplicity
aud freedom is perccptible Our government is
becoming great and strong beyond popular con-
troll elected servants are beginning to put on
livery Of royal pattern, and the Quaker drab of
our capitol is disappearing in the initiated splen-
dor Of foreign courts We are beginning to hear
of the common people, and to be told that it
| is necessary to have mud-sls' in the structure
of the body polite. Corporations are permitted
to usurp prcrogatives that infringe nightly on
the rights OF those who imagine themselves in
tegral elements in the sovereignty. Government
has become so completely systematzed that once
in power an Individual or party may so use the
artillery Of state that elective privileges become
almost perpetual,
And what will be our destiny? viii our
public fllhustcr and extend until embracing the
continent, it shall become too great to be govern
ed by a single hcm-uniil the great confederate
chain parts by its own weight? Or, will it, in
crcasing in area, and reversing philosophical laws,
gather centri ipetal power the great wheel in
creascs in velocity, strengthening cohering,
solidirying round the indestructbe germ Of
Liberty?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

FROM FRAZER COUNTRY Accounts received
by the Panama, which came down on the 5th, con-
firm previous statements Of the great wealth and
extent Of the Northern gold country. The pecu-
iariy Of the Frazer mines is that nobody is ma
king much now, but all expect great things when
the river falls One George b. Wilbur, who, the
Bulltn says is known and credible in San Fran.
CISCO has returned from Fort Yale. lie says
that z old is found nearly everywhere there, and
that some are making two or three ounces n day
save, as they ascend the river is found coarscr
! 1t is impossible to ascend the river now hv land
or water; they are at work on a trail from Bel.
! lingham Bay TO Thompson river, hut others say
The Hudson's Bay Company have arranged will
the Pacific Mail Company 10 run vessel from
San Francisco to Vancouver thence the former
will convey passengers TO Fort Yale in a steamer
Of their own. Provisions are scarce and high
-four 500 barrel, sugar 50 pound, ham 81 25,
! and other things in proportion. Indians are
troublesome, and the whites not numerous
enough TO drive them of The Hudson Bay Cos.
charter is renewed for 2l years they levy a for
egn miners tax Of So a month, and have mo-
nopoly of th" trade. refusing owners of boats to
carry any but their own stores.
Considering the price of provisions, impossi-
biliy of working, and difficulty of travel, it is
not wise to 80 there, now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12
MORE IEOME TESTIMONY.
BosToN, April Is, 1852.
No AS ITniOn St.

BOSTON, April lS. 1852.
No AS Union st.
Mn. SETH ". FowLE,-Dcar Sir Your inval
uablc medicine, | can truly say, has literally
snatchcd me from the grave. Last July was
attacked by sudden Cold, which resulted in a
very severe cough, with violent pains in the side
and chest. | became so much reduced that my
friends frankly told mo that I must die. At this
crisis | heard OF ITistarS Balsam of via Cher
,1, and Immediately sent for bottle. The rf
feet produced was indeed wonderful. My physi-
clan, one of the most respectable in Boston, who
had previously told me that cure was hopeless,
came in, ard informed him what had taken.
He examined the Bal>am, and advised me TO con-
tinnr the use of it, since which time ! have con
timed to improve daily ; and the same physician
who had given me up, told me, few days since,
that might yet live many years
Respectfully. MARY ROWE.
We can chccrluly testify to the truth of the
above statement, Mrs Rowe having been an in
mate of our family. WILLIAM DENNETr,
MARTHA BENNETT.
zq~None genuine unless signed /, BUTTS on
the wrapper.
SETH w. Fow1E & Co. 13S Washington street
Boston, rroprctors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Sold by Henry Johnson & Co.. Wholesale Drug
gists. Jag Washington street, San Francisco, sole
Agents for the Pacific coast
Agent in Wcavervillc,
r. 4. IA GG, CITY DRUG STORE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

DTsrNIoN.-' The oppressed of the earth to our
standard shall fee, wherever its folds shall be
sprcod and the exile shall feel It's his own native
sky, where its stars shall float over his head. And
those stars shall Increase till the fullness of time
its millions of cycles have run-till the world
shall have welcomed its mission sublime, and the
nations of earth shall be one. Then OH let
them glow on each helmet and brand, though our
blood, like our rivers shall run; divide as we
may in our own native land, To THE REST OF THE
WORLD WE ARE ONEr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

VOICE OF A FALLEN MoyAHcH-We have a
great veneratOn for the printing place of the
Big Tree Bulletin; it is printed on the stump o
the Calaveras Big Tree, which somebody cut and
bored down to make a show of its bark aud tim
Der. The great tree was 30 feet in diameter, and
OF prodigious attitude. What an inspiring sentI
box for waichman of the people Think how
many centuries that Colossus Of the Wood has
lifted its huge column to heaven, stretching its
giant arms implorngly over it's less aspiring fel-
lows, parleying with the storms Of q thousand
years, as they raved and roarcd through the
sounding forest aisles. What an innumerable
company of shrouded dead have passed the
causeway of graves while that mighty pillar
stood in naughty and defiant isolation of grandeur
with its eternal chapter of vcrdurc! When the
infant RomuInS swan in the Tiber, when Cecrops
laid the foundation stone Of future Athcnean
glory, when the illustrous pilot of Isracl's wan
dcring tribes looked over the Promised Land,
from Mount Ncbo, and dicd-whcn the grandeur
and glory Of Rome, Athens and Hierosolyma
passed away in the dust from the conquerors S
chariot track-while republics rose from fallen
empires and rebels bathed their feet in the blood
Of kings, when Liberty moored her cc-shp on
the frozen shores Of the western continent. that
forest monarch, in youth and maturity, bent rev.
erently at the close of each eventful day as mes
scnger winds came in from the west, cool and
life-inspiring from the embrace Of ocean waves
But avarice laid m axe at the foot of the grca
tree, and it fell, and having fallen, type histo
rlan sits on its remains telling of its ancient no
bility and grandeur, like Marus sitting on III,
ruins of Carthage.
If about to write our last page, amid the thick
cnng shadows of life's twilight, we should likt
TO be left alone in the little room on the remain.
of that great tree. We think that in an hour ,t
solemn, amid associations so grand, we might
utter good night TO the world, which, like th,
tabled song of the expiring swan. would atom,
for all forcgone discordance
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

LOST THEIR RECKoNING.-L Lieutenants Collins
and Reynolds, with 40 or so men, left Humboldt
Bay, while since, for Round Valley, where
there is an Indian Reservation. Owing to higt
water and bad plotting they have been detained
at the head waters Of the South Fork for the las
TWO weeks When last heard from they were en-
camped at Ketchancham Valley. forty-Gve mile,
south oi Weavervile. So Mr. Messec tells us
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

A SINGULAR CAsE.-Thc Sacramento Erening
Visitor says: we have been Informed OF the sick
ness o. lady in this city which is said to have
been caused in the following singular manner:
Her daughter, quite small girl was attacked
with disease, the symptoms Of which were sim.
liar to those of the putrd sore throat in an
effort to induce the child to take some medicine,
tho mother was bitten on the end of the thumb
by the sufferer, and she was obliged to have the
bone Of the injured member taken off at the first
joint. The most singular part of the statement
is that shortly after she was bitten, The skin be-
came spotted, resembling in its appearance the
bite of some venomous reptile For several days
the lady's life was dcspaircd Of but she is at
present much improved in health.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

THE Big Tree Bulletin gives short list of its
exchanges, and complains that others refuse TO
acknowledge its exchanges sent publisher
must be infnitesimaly little in soul who would
refuse an exchange to a newspaper printed in so
remarkable place. That is running economy
into the ground
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

TIE San Francisco Builefn and Times munif-
Gently send us copies of their ,cecklv edition.
We are always grateful for small favors, but have
no disposition or time to study the antquc and
their prodgality of capital in so sending is in
the highest degree reprebensible Send your
daily, if you want The wrapper removed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

me PRESIDENT reminded Douglas, in one OF
bis interviews with him upon the Kansas ouestion.
that 1t was pcrilous for public man to but him
sell IN IN opposition to his party he should remem.
ber Rivcs and Blair who rehelled against The
policy of General jackson. Permit me to re-.
mind yon' Mr.. President, said Douglas, That
General Jackson is dead =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

OUR exchange papers are unusually void of
incident now, which we attribute TO hot weather
no. weather provokes the entertaining of strong
coooiers' and cobblers daub their wax on the
editorial scape pipe, occasionng cerebral ineam.
nation, and that predsposes the patient to som.
nolency-so the doctor informs us.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12
Central Committee Notice.

Tho Democratic Cent? al Committee of Trinity
County will meet in Wcavervillc, on Thursday
July lst Every member of the Committee is
reonested to be present, as business of impor
lance will be before the meeting.
JOHN MUSSER, Chairman.
T. WALTER. Secretary.
Weaver, June II, 1858. Zl3l
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

THE Ladies Tableau Exhibition and Concor,
is intended for this evening week, Saturday. 1t
will be the most interesting performance ever
seen In Weaverville, and being entirely home
production, will be the more attractive.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12
DIED /:

June Sd, at Trinity Centre, of inflammation OF
the Lungs, ELIZABETH H., wife of Leroy Gre 60
ry, aged II years.
June 10th, in Weaver, BENNY P. son OF .. II.
P, and Ellen P. Norcross, aged year, months.
At Iowden's $ ranch, on the 2nd inst, KE0KIJA-
KA, or GEORGE WASHINGTON, Kanaka, aged
about So years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

TABIEAu EXHIBITION AND CoNCERT.-On tins
evening week, Saturday. 10th, ladies, wives and
sisters of citizens of Weatervile, propose giving
a tableau exhibition and concert at the Theater'
in which they, their brothers, husbands and chill
dren will be the actors. Their purpose is benev-
olent, and it will command the respect OF every
one who holds the memory Of mother, wife and
sister dear.
They request us to explain the tableau design.
'Tableaux vivants' are living pictures, in which
living persons, in appropriate costume, standing
motonless and voiceless, represent the figures in
paintings For instance, all have formed some
idea Of John Anderson and his wife, as they
sat in their cottage, the old wife leaning on her
husbands knee, and uttering with all the up
gushing affection OF youth
"John Anderson my 10, John, when we were
first acquent
Your locks were like the raven, John, your bon
ny brow was brent:
But now you're growing old, John, your locks
are like the snaw,
Ny blessings on your frosty pow, John Anderson
my Jo"
The words are not spoken but the attitude and
sons who in the tableau, represent the aged, low
ing couple. So with other repres entations Of
which there will be from c ghteen TO twenty four.
The curtain will rise, revealing group Of living
persons representing figures in pictures no word
will be uttered, no movement made the lights
will be so regulated that the spectator looking
on moioncss figures may imagine himself in
gallery of paintings. The performance will be
varied with instrumental and vocal music, which,
of itsels will offer most attractive entertain
,ainment. We are that the noble purpose
and respect due to the ladies Of Weavervile will
ensure the strictest decorum in the audience, and
that no word will be spoken during any repre-
sentation, unless it be expression Of merted ap
probation, as the figures inspire the audience with
admiration Too much must not be expected
The exhibition will be characterized by refine
ment and beauty, not by the demonstration of
theatrical shows At the proper time pro
grammes will be issued, explanatory of The scenes
represented.
This, We believe, is the first public exhibition
Of the sort ever given by ladies and gentlemen
in private life, in California. Marysville ladies
originated the irst Calico Party, but it remain
cd for the ladies of Weavcrville to undertake an
entertainment which in intellectual refinement
far exccs gyratons in calico. The exhibition
will attract an immense concourse Of people,
cry one Of whom will respect the intelligence
and benevolence Of ladies who, without expccta-
tion of reward other than the appreciation and
applause Of the good and pure minded, have ia
ken so much trouble to amuse and instruct
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

OUR thanks are again expressed TO Blake & Co
for daily SACRAMENTO and San Francisco poncrs
to the Alta Express for San Francisco dalies' and
to Fagg for the Vide Vest
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

IoUTH is a glorious invention. While the girls
chase the hours, and you chase the girls, the
months seem to dance away with down upon your
feet What pity summer is so short: before
you know it, lovers become deacons, and romps
grandmothers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

a TRADER brought three or four barrels of Ii.
quor TO bar on Frazer river where there were
several hundred Indians and but few whites; the
Indians got drunk and dangerous, and at length
a miner took an axe and stove in all the casks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12
The Man with the hour-g glass and scy the stopped
In two places nearby, this week-he,
With the sickle keen,

NTJhIU kUVH,
Who rcaps the bearded grain at breath
And the flowers that grow between
The reaper rept a little child, and Young wo.
man. who' they say, was beautiful and good
Look in the village record of mortality and read
the names OF those who have been, and who still
are, in hearts tumalIuous with grief.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

Gov. WELLER, on oath, denies any proprietor
ship in the Sacramento Statesman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

1T said that Mad. Gwynne's' fancy shindir
cost SIS ,OO0-whch the Pacific Mail company
paid, and didn't say darncd word
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12
ANNIVERSARY BALL
III A N A C E. T. s.

WEAvERvHIE.--John Clark, r. NJ. Carson,
W. Finley, VIM. Hupp, John Murphy, and
Mcdonald.
CA2oN CTTY.-Wm. Linton, C. Dannenlrin
Geo. lIamm.
NoRTu FORK.-M Kelly, G, Lee.
BIC FLAT. "A. McQuillan, y. p. Murphy
CoX's BAR.-AleX. Pellrtreau, Hugh Mc(1Nt
OREGON GULCH.-A. j. Fcltcr, John Colbert
ARKANSAS DAM.-Wm. G.. Simpeon, c. Give
EVANS BAR.-A. Peterson, f. VIM. p schko
STEINnH'S FLNT.-Wm. Anderson, 10. Crane.
REpplNG'S Barr. Pcarce, Petcr Doll.
KANAKA BAR.-Chas. Stanhope, Jas. Lynch
TRINITY BNpGE.-W. A. Nunnally, j. Stove
RIDGEynIE.-Ed Fogcrty, Jno H. Hutcbs
Floor Managers :
JNO. A. WATSON, JNO. MARTIN, R. RYA
DE. ]. B. GORDON.
Chaunccyvilc, June 5, 1858. 2Otb
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

WHAT BETTER independent weekly newspaper
do they want at Weavervile than the TRINITY
JOURNAL p yMdrySoiHe Express.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

THE sskiyou people expect to make great
deal of money by quartz mining.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

LYxcu.-The Stockton people have hanged the
murderers of Frank Lane.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

1REKA Union and Chronicle please send, in
wrapper, by Express they come so late by mail.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

BILLY BOwLEGs' refuses to leave Florida be-
cause his legs are too short to walk so far.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

DAY DREAMS. What fine castles we build in
the air as we plod along through life. To-day
we may be enctrcled with fogs, and knee deep in
the quagmircs Of reality, but tomorrow we shall
be soaringin tho seventh heaven, building battle
mcnts OF porphyry, and pearl, and gold, and dia-
monds on foundation Of airy nothing g.-Sonora
Herald.
Miuhtv ooo1 that O'Strrrv1%I
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

JOHN McGINN news dealer of San Francisco
is gratefully thanked for many excellent papers,
including the Irish News, Forncy's Press, The
Pennsylranian, and others. McGinn is an Irish
man of the patriotic and big hearted sort, and
keeps all kinds of literature sought by his intel
lgent countrymcn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

IT has been decided to have the editorial con-
venion in MOrysville, at the August Fair. 1t is
wise decision.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

FROM the list of defendants in a suit brought
against the Sacramento Statesman, it appears
that the paper is State property John B. Weller,
Governor; c. l.. Weller, San Francisco Post Mas.
ter; Ferris Forman, Secretary of State; and
Brocklebank, Private Secretary to the Governor.
This accounts, we suppose, for the enormous
charges by the Statesman for public printing. 4
nice kettle Of big fish