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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
Ii TIE THINGS

THE Sacramento .4ge recently saw straight
lawyer after crooked editor, with a big stick
He couldn't catch him.
WIGGINs is going to study German, right away,
because he saw Helfenstein on sign and pro-
nounced it Hell-fenced-in.'
'OH, Doctor Pm in a powerful bad way
can neither lay nor set what shall do?'
Go to rOost, then, said the doctor.
CHARLEMAGNF, the wsest man of the age he
lived in, was forty-fve years old before be began
his studies.
A WOMAN, down East, is so lofty in her prefer
ences that she won't keep common sense about
her.
THE Nevada Journal says that Henry Shipley
retired from the State Journal, leaving it in the
hands of nobody Worse than nobody, Mr.
Journol; only the ghost of nobody prowling
about where that parsonage ran into the ground
'JoHN SIMMONS, alias Jones, alias Smith, your
Honor Ready for trial
VERY we'll wel try the two women first
bring in Alice Smith"
A MAN was surpris that n chimney sweep had
quit the business because, be thought the bust
ness sooted him.
MANY of the brightest virtues are like stars
it must be night before they are seen.
A MAN brought the editor OF the Monntqin Mes
Senger something to drink, for which he is pro
nounced brick of the first watern
HADDrxs wife cut her throat with razor, and
when told of it her afTrctonatc husband exclaim
ed, Oh Lord hope she hasn't gone and split
my best razorn
well, mariner, what tooth do you want ex-
tracted ?-s it molar or an ncisorv
It's on the upper tier, on the larboard side
Bear hand, you swab!'
ASSEMBLYMAN FERGUSON wanted few lines
through newspaper, to set himself right on a
resolution The Age thinks he wanted to go to
set mighty bad We think so, too geese are
often subject to like eccentricites
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
Musical Instruments.

n0aIa. Guitars. Violins, Accordeons, Flutinaa,
X4lN Flutes, and Fifes, Of superior quality and
SSS2s tone Also, Violin Bows, Bow Hair, Vi
olin Screws. Instruction Books, &c. &c,
The hest assortment of Italian Violin and Gui-
tar strings ever brought to this market. just re-
ceived at the City Drug Store. r. a. FAGG.
Weaver Sept. II. 1857. 34td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

tells OF couple Of spor,smen who, while on
cunning expedition, wandered into one of the
counties OF Illinois, and commenced an onslaught
on the game out of season, and against the stat
utr in snch cas-" made and provided They were
hauled mp before Squire, an old soldier Of the
war Of 1912, and strict temperance man to boot
to answer the offence, when one of them thus
"pulled the wool over his eyes y
"May it please the court, (as the word court
mentioned, the Squire adjusted his specta-
cles, crammed his thumbs into the arm holes OF
his shirt, and tried to look dignificd,) what are
we arrested for? For doing what? DSObeying
a foolish and outrageous law, framed by a gang
Of drunken loatcrs who know nothing about the
Constitution Of the United States or the Dccara-
tion Of Independence. That sacred document.
revered by every pure patriot, and bv every
noble soldier who has fought hiod and died for
his country-hat is, might have died-guaran-
tees to every citizen life, liberty and the pursuit
of happiness We were in the pursuit Of happ-
ness, within the meaning Of the Declaration of
Independence which is higher law, in the esti-
nation of all patriots and old soldiers, (the
Squirr's eyes began to dane" with excitement as
the speaker continued 10 alludc to old soldiers
and the Declaration OF Indeprnd" "ncp,) than few
framed by loafrrs who meet at Springfield every
two years, to play poker and drink rot-gut"
The Squire interrupts the speaker
Ken You show me that are passage in the
Declaration of Independence, that wat you hev
just sed bout the pursuit of happiness p .
"Certainly can replied the speaker, picking
up copy of the Revised Statues, and pointing
it out. The Squire examined it and said:
" Mr.. Constable, discharge the prisoners, kasp
don't believe in the new fashioned laws hey
make now a days. Give me the god old laws
of Washington and the rovolutoncrs, for it Ger
talnly Is great happiness TO shoot them ere
prskv 5'IdS that eat up the farmers corn"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows will convene
in Sacramento on the first Of May.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
PTiCo List ::

Letters, Certificates and notices from the press.
from all parts of the world, may also be seen at
our salesroom
Descriptive circulars sent free to any address
s. D. g. H. w. SMITH,
5II Washington Street Boston.
(Near B0yston Market) j23-ltd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

Two weeks ago, the peach trees were in bloom
in Calaveras county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

THE ditchmcn and miners are at loggcrheads
in North Sierra county. At Warren Hill miners
have given bonds of forfeiture of $780, to take no
water until the price is reduced
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

CoNGREssMAN McKibbcn sends letter to this
on Kansas matters. Gwin supports the admins
trati0n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

A QUARTZ mill, in Sierra, worth Sl2,o 900, was
burned on Tuesday night week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

An Indian hung recently in Rogue River
Valley, for murder committed two years ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

lN Los Angeles the women wear grapevine
them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

THE Constitutional Convention business has
been settlcd-aganet the measure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
OR AN MELODEO ON

Is designed for parlor or private use. The con
struction is similar to the Church instrument. be-
ing arranged with two banks of Keys and when
used together, by means of the coupler. is capa-
BILE Of as great volume of power as the Church
Instrument. when used without the Pedals
Also, every variety Of MELODEONS for Par
lor use.
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from our
Manufactory, being made in the most complete
and thorough manner. Having removed to the
spacious Buildings 5ll Washington ST..
we have every facility for manufacturing purpo-
scs. and employ none but the most experienced
and eklful workmon. In short we will promise
our customers nm Instrument equal if not superb
or to any Manufacturer, and guarantee entire and
perfect sdiisfdcti0n.
Music TEACHERS. LEADERS OF CHorRs. and 9th
crs Interested in musical matters are respectful
ly invited to visit our Rooms at any time and ex-
anime or test the instruments on exhibition for
sale at their pleasure.
As "a still further guarantee to the public as to
the excellence of the Mclodeons and Harmonums
from our Mandatory, we beg leave to refer, by
permission. to the following
Piano Forte Manufacturers of Boston. -
who have examined our Instruments and will give
their opinion when called upon:
CHICKERING * Sons, r. GILBERT & Co.
WM p. EMFRSON BROWN & ALLEN,
GEORGE IIEWS, A. W. LADD & Go.
NEWHALL q CO., HALLET & CUMSTON,
WOODWARD * BROWN.
Orders from any part of the country or world,
sent direct to the manufactory in Boston. with
cash or satisfactory reference, will be promptly
attended to. and as faithfully executed as if the
parties were present or employed an agent to Sc
lcct, and on as reasonable terms.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
DALE & CO.,
Successors to DOugIiss ~ Dale,
.55 ] Street. near 9th, Sacramento City
TOYS AND cHILDRENs PRESENTS

Childrens' Carriages. Hobby Horses, Wheel
barrows, Grace Hoops Battedores, Tea Sets in
Wood Brittana and Porcelain Toy Pistols,
Drums, Guns Swords, Trumpets. SlOOps, Steam
boats Schooners. Tool Chests, llarmonicas, Dis
socted Maps Puzzles. Games Dressed and I'm
dressed Dolls of Wood, China, India Rubber,
Wax. &c: Doll Heads, Doll Bodies Kaliedes-
copes, Reticules, Fancy Baskets. Toy Violins,
Guitars. Tamborines. Woolly Dogs, Watches
Water Colors, Building Blocks Bureaus, A b c
Blocks. Picture Books, 1Iumming Tops, Toy
Furniture, Surprise Boxes, Drawing States, Toy
Candles, Marbles Coral Necklaces and Armlets,
Chldrcns Work Boxes Washstands. Magic Ian
terms. Villages. Farms. Kitchen Furniture, Nine
Pins, Knives and Forks. Dancing Jacks, SeCreta.
ries NoahS Ark &c. &c. &C.
GER MI Am TOYS,
IL Il
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
Later from Europe-Arrival of the Arago.

New ork, dune l ;
The steamship Arago arrived al noon to-day
with London dates to he 2d inst Her news /.
mostly embraced IN the accounts per Novia SEQ
tla via Cape Race, but there are some items OF
interest.
The Atlantic Telegraph fleet was expected 10
return 70 Plymouth the ith inst. previous to the
final departure to lay the cable
Disbursements are to be sent to Canton.
The British Minister n Florence had sudden
" and unexpectedly returned to England.
The news from India was, mainly auticinated
by the Novia Scotia
-Schamyl was collecting troops, and riclent
collision had occurred between the Circassions
and Russians-tive hundred Of the latter killed.
Ia addition to the statement from Cane Race.
the subject Mr.. Fitzgerald said her Ataiest vs.
government had Signified to government Of the
nlted States, that they We're ready TO adopt
such measures As the latter might suggest to
meet the difficulty that slayers almost invariably
hoi.ted the American flag
The Europa arrived ont on the 30th Of MAJ
Vanderbilt the ID Of June.
LIVERPOOL MARKEr-By telegraph from LIv-
erpool 10 Southampton. June Messrs. Rich
ardson. Spencer d Co, report the prospects IA
yorablc for the growing crops-whIch oper2ied
- depress the markets for flour wheat. etc, al
though closing quotations are essentially the
same a those advised bv the Asia on the 2Jth
ult The general tone of the markets for wheat
aud flour Is that OF extreme dizziness. Indian
corn continues firm. for yellow 34s. sd white
dull 32s. prime Northern, SIS; Pork contin-
ues very quiet. Bacon firm. Lard duh and all
qualities have slightly declined. Tallow quote
less
LArEsT.-Sugar duh at previous rates Coffee
transactions were very limited, and previous
prices barely maintained. Linseed OF. steady
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
Later from the Utah Army.

81 LOUIS tune -
4 dispatch from 81. Joseph. Mo. says that
section Of the country has been visited by one
81 ih- heaviest rain storms ever known. The
Platte. Grand, and several other rivers have
overflowed their banks, doing immense damage
to crops bridges, etc. The worst consequences
are feared.
The Republican learns from q gentleman who
left Lcaven worth on the Bird, and who read all
the letters from Camp Scott 10 May oti, that the
news OF Gov Cumming being driven from Salt
Lake CITY Is discredIted. Letters from Camp
Scott 81 latest date mention no such even, and
nothing was known there of what had transpired
in the citv. there being official intercourse
between Cumming and Johnston.
Dispatches from Gov Cumming 10 Secretary
Cas- we've received n Camp Scott subsequent
40 the departure Of the mail en- the 9th Of May
and as the news Of Cummings expulsion was
only derived from Mormon bearers Of these dis
patches ii i regarded improbable
Information had reached Camp Scott that 4
supply of beef cattle from Oregon was close At
hand and that Col. Hoffman, was within seven
or eight DAYS march of the eucampmeuf.
The Democrat has Just received the following
dispatch LeavenwoFth, Jane 3-W Illiam
Crossmau arrived b, -. last night from Fort Lar
annie. and states that Capt. Marev's train had
been cut off By the Normons-'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
UNITED STATES MARSHAL,s SALE.

Jonathan II. Ransom,
Burke Fairehild and IN hPuit{
Sarah y. faircla.,d.
n pursuance and by virtue of decree made by the
District Court of the United States for tie District
OF Wisconsin,, on the twenty April \ u.
lSS, in the above entitled cause shall sell at Public
Auction, at the Office of the United States Marshal in
the city of Milwaukee, Tuesday the 2eth dax June
1855, O'Clock F. NJ the following lats
Point county Of Iowa. and Wisconsin, and knawp
and described on fiet 0ieal Piati Of said town As
Lot No. COZ sixty-nins also, all lot No
as save and except six feet of the side lot
forty-eght (4S,) running from front being
six feet decided by ohm Berans wife Samuel
+. Rodolp, bearing date The fifth March, in the
year of Lord eighteen hundred forty and re-
corded i the Rssistorsf Deeds Office Iowa COUNTY
and (3. > slse, the following described
real estate commencing at point thirty three (3l rods
north of the south west of Section thirty 49,
in township ten (I0) north six t6,)
fourth principal meridian running thence north along
said section inc 70 point a. rods aud four
teen 14l links south OF the north the
south west quarter of said section running thence
parallel with said section line the Wisconsin river
thence along said river To point thirty three IS rods
north Of the township line between rsnge No. nine
and ten 90 > thence the place beginning
about hundred and twelve-il2-acrcs less
and all and singular the appGrtepances thereunto be-
longing"
Marshars Office, Milwaukee, Nay :. 1855
19tds NJ j. THOMAS, L. :. Marshal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
IN rRoBaTE--IowA COUNTY COURT.

In the OF the of SAMUkL HARLEs deceased
ON reading and filing the petition of John a. Weston
administrators OF said estate, setting forth that
personal estate has his hands the
debts tstandng against said deceased and descrip
on of all the real of which said deceased died.
seized and the condition and value Of the respective
portions thereof, and pray ing that license be Ia him
granted to sell the whole of said real estatet
deed that all persons in said estate appear
before the Judge this Court the 7tii july
next ensuing at the Court House, At the city OF Mineral
Foiut IN said county, then and there show cause,
there be, why license should granted
administration sell said real according the
pray Of SAID petition and Is further ordered that
copy this order shall be published four
weeks. prior to said day OF Of hearing. in the Mineral
Point Tribune, weekly newspaper published at the
city of Mineral Point, in said couutyDated June the
3rd, 1855
4v25 L. NJ. STRONG, County Judge
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
Central. III. June Is.

About sixty Of the sufferers by the Pennsyl-
rauia explosion, came from Cairo to-day, being
principally bound for St. Louis. MANY being
In destitute condition. were passed free over
the Ill. Central Il. r. passenger estimates
the number aboard al $50, and thinks $50 were
lost.
The reports from Cairo are Of the most alarm
ing character; water stlll rlslng now running
over the Ohio levee II several places
Mr. Ashley Chief Engineer of the Illinois
Central gave an opinion that one foot more rise
viii sweep the town entirely away. Mound
CITY is under water. The Depot grounds the
highest part of the town. were covered To the
depth Of 4 to inche. Passengers were con-
viewed . quarter Of mile In fiat boats to the cars
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

BeRsooen Institution ESTABLISHED By spocial EHdoao-
Rent for the rettef Of the suck and Distressed aiot-
ed ruth puHieat and Epidemic Diseases.
TI'HE HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. in view the awful
i destruction of human lie, caused by Sexual dis
and the receptions praccsd upon the
victims OF diseases Quacks several yarrs ago
directed tasir consulting Surgeon, a CHARITABI.E
ACT worthy of their name. to oren Dispensary
treatment of this class OF DISEASES all their forms
To MEDIC Ora 10 all who apply letter
with description of their condition, (age, occupation
habits OF life &c) and in of extreme
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE CHARGE. II Is ueefIesss
to add that The Association commands the CHEST Med
iac skill Of the age, and VIII furnish the most approved
modern treatment
Directors of the Association IN their Annual Re-
ending January lst 1855 express the highest satisfao
ton with the which has attended ahors
the consulting Surgeon the of SpeTmat orrhoea
Seminal Weakness, Impotence. GonorEhoaA, Gleet, Sy
phs, the vice OF Ouauism self abuse, and order
continuance of the plan for the year
The Directors a review OF the past, feel assured
that their abors ia this sphere # benevolent effort have
been great benefit the afflicted. especially the
young, and they have resolved devote themselves
with renewed ZEAL to this important and much dcspsod
An admiral report on Spern1atorrhoes, or Seminal
Weakness, the vice of OnsCiSn,
abuse. and other diseases the organs the
consulting surgeon viii be sent by mail sealed
velope,l FREE CHAGE- receipt OF Two for
postage Other Reports and Tracts the and
treatment of sexual disease, diet, constantly
being published for grautous distribu ton, and VIII be
sent to the afflicted Some of the remedies and
methods OF treatment discovered during tine last year
a Of great value
Address. for Report or treatment pr GEORGE R.CAL-
HoUS consulting surgeon, Howard Association, No
south Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
By order of he Directors.
EZRA u. HEARTwELL, President.
Go FAIFCHLD, Seer ctGry 1yvlI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
U. :. aIARSHAL,S SALE.
In the District Court OF the
United States for the
District OF Wisconsin.

George N. Gray and In the District Court Of the
Frederick futile, United States for the
District OF Wisconsin.
James G. Kni g1t and
Lewis Doty-
pY virtue Of writ of Fieri Facias issued out of and
under the seal the District Court the United
States in and for the District of Wisconsin tested tho
nftse III day of Nav, 1S3S. directed sn. 80
ivered against the goods, cattel, lands a t.nemepts
of the said James g Knight and Lewis Dotv and for
the want of gcOs and chattels to satisfy ti writ of
Execution have levied upon and shall sell at Pubin
Auction 10 the Inquest and best bidder SATURDAY. the
24tf dsy of July, 1855 O'Clock +. Nj at the CO ~
House. the City Mineral Point all the right title
and interest which the above named defendants or
Of them, James G. Knight and Lewis Doty had on tn
following described real estate. The west halt
OF the north quarter of Section six o. Township
% north, of Range n east Iowa COUNT
the or of the or OF Section thirty () Town
ship three ~ north, Of range five (5) aud the n IA
al the Or and the = OF the qr the
or of the n " or and the or the II or of Section
Eve (5) township "" (2, range tiye-5e4st also the
az of tie or ld the or Of the n c ar OF Sec
siX-6-township twu--2-nOrth, of range h xc- =
east also fifteen ginning at the corner of the
Of Section thirty ly0-sj5-townshiu
north, range three3-eaSt thence east iwentv-20-
rods, thence south hundred and 20-rods
thence north Section line II the place Of beriuuiur
containing fifteen l5acres, also lot beginning at the
of the village Plat Of Darlington thence east
stake planted by Amos Hoyey xence south thirty
SKIS rods to the south line of land daed. y n ID
Russell and wife, Ma the 18th, 1857 Knight Dot, and
Ellison, thence said south line trtv-,o-rods
thence north to the place of beginning ana also lot one
lin Block twenty-20i' the Plat Of the village of
consin-Daed at the city of Mineral Point June Stb
1875.
VI. j. THOMAS. Marshal.
e3t3s By Tnos, j. 0ris, Deputy.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22

Fou~nIISG.--We learn that when the eastern
Saturday evening train Of the Galena and CHI
caro road arrived at Freeport, live healthy
looking. wen-dressed iufaat OF few DAYS old
discovered in a travelling satchel. which was
hung up on one of hooks 10 the ladies' saloon Of
one OF the cars Where il came aboard no one
could tell Ii was taken care Of by the railroad
men at Freeport. who VIII no doubt De better
friends to 1t than It's unnatural and guilty moth
err Northwestern Ga-ests-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
EXPLOSION OF A STEAMER
One Hundred Lives Supposed t. be Lost,

On Sunday morning last. about six o'clock
the steamer Pennsylvania exploded her boilers
hear Ship Island, some seven miles below Mem
phis, and burned to the waters edge She had
on board about $50 passengers, and it is believ-
ed that about one hundred were killed, and
large number seriously Injured.
Another account says there were about 40
passengers on board, and that near 20G must
have been lost
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22

- The morning train viii leave this city at
o'clock, and arrive in time for the Celebration
For those who desire to attend the Ball in the
evening, train viii leave here at 3 o'clock
Those who wish to return the same evening can
do 50 on the train which leaves Darlington at
9so5, and those remaining at the Ball can return
next morning.
We hope there may be general turn out Of
the Fraternity and others.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22

MONUMENT TO GOV. FoRp DgsTRoYED.--We are
sorry To learn that the beautiful marble mnnu-
uent IN the city cemetery, erected by tne state
q limos 70 the memory Of the late COY O.
vas blown over during the late terrible gale.
and broken badly as to be almost entirely
-Llned.-Poorla zTa5.scritt
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22

BUSINESS Observation-Disclosures is much more
active about the Railroad Depot in this CITY
than 1t has been for some months. Extra trains
are necessary nearly every day in order to keep
up with the amount of freight coming to and
going from this place. From thirty to forty
teams are constantly at the Depot, unloading
grain and loading with goods for the surround
ing towns From 1000 to 5000 bushels Of
heat are received daily at the different Ware
Houses, fo- which farmers are now -ao.i,;,,,, "a
cents a bdshel. Oats are brisk at % ce,.s 81
large Quantities OF them are coming in daily
Farmers begin to look much more pleasant than
when wheat was but IS and oats Is cents per
bu shell
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-06-22
IOWA COUNTY.
1ITY - MINERAL PolSr IN SEsffoeS CShFl-

IITl % MlNhBAL 70 Vt, 4" 1NS'''e N"H4'
To EdEdrd Melting.
NoU are hereby notified that writ of Attachment
mas been issued against yoa, snd property
tched to satisfy the Gems nd OF Jane. Meadows
ns 10 Seven Dollars and twenty four Now unless
You shall appear before Ernest Wesen Justice the
feaee IN aud Tor SAID comfy, at his Office in ty
on the l-th day of June A. D. 1855 o'eoe in the
orenoen, Judgment viii be rendered against Won and
your property seld - pay the debt.-Dstea this lath
May, IS5S.
2Iu JAMES MEADOWS Plaintiff