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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-03

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-03
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pcu Na, esuUrnaHb ale eds Gpets- Sdtt Bttsbrtf
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-03

GelGt6te Gep. Nalbinglon's
rpn efr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-03

DGt Sbtitat IL shsp isait,s 5Ea 10 -- ats ia'
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afa aattr tppta Hsfgss Aausg stysnirSs are bai
Adk tb tbrfr assiRiIsgiista S0Rttgas HEiGsborIts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-02-03

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Il

THE RIGHTS OF JURORS AND WIrNEssEs.-We
frequently hear persons who are compelled to
neglect their business ms iurors or witnesses for a
few dollars a>day, complain that they are insult
ed and brow beaten by counsel. 1t is their own
fault if they submit to insult none but petit.
fogger will take advantage of a citizens place
in a jury or witness box to insult or rdcule him
The lawyer has no more privileges than another
citizen the law gives him no more license to in
suit or trespass on the feelings of an individual
required TO answer certain questions. Ifthe Court
will not protect the juror or witness, let him pro-
tcct his own dignity, walk quietly from the box
and warm the ears of the vulgarian who outra-
gcs his feelings. or unnecessarily questions his
veracity. then pay fine, or go to Jail for it,
One or two instances of the sort would amazing
ly improve the polteness of counsel, and correct
perceptions of Courts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

FoRNEY's Press is undoubtedly the best netrs-
paper in the United States. Like many other
journals, the reader had better skip the rabid po
litical articles, which are nstgated by editorial
disappointment and consequent malice Forncy's
denunciation of the President might be deadly
had he not been Mr.. Buchanan s errand boy and
confidential clerk, who fell ont with his patron
because Of failure in advancement. In other re-
spocts the Press is wonderful example of per
feet iournalism
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

Bit or A FIGHT--It II is related that Pat Mcneil
and Elias OFlaherty had a bit of a fight at st.
Louis, recently. Pat had two arms broken, two
beautiful black eyes, three ribs stove in, and a
swelled head about as large as a half bushel--
O'Floherty had one eye gougcd out, entirely"
his collar bone broken in two places, five fingers
knocked out of joint, and his mouth slit on one
side as far back as the ear. The parties were
separated before hurting each other much
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

THEY PRopucE NoTuING.-One or two small
fellows polywogs- very ill-naturcd be-
cause in selecting passages worthy of reproduc-
tion, we overlook their brain-squabs Why, bless
you, slmpletons, your snull-box heads produce
nothing of the sort required. We had as soon
think of stabling number of mud begirt pigs
with family of race-horses If you have friend.
who is a sensible fellow, he will tell you that
your style of journalism is very little above the
literary pretensons of the bill-stlcker who llu-
inmates bulletin boards with hand bils-he
spreads the local news; so do you- nothing more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

New YoRK ELECTIONS The Republicans have
carried the State ticket by, probably, 20 900 ma,
jority electng q of 33 members Of Congress
both branches of the Legislature largely Repub-
lican, In the city all the Democratic nominees
were elected, with tour of six Congressman, and
twelve of seventeen Assembly members, Demo
cratic
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

ATTEMPTED EXTENSIVE MuRpER, AND SUICIDE.
Francis Gouldy, of New York. requested mon
cy Of his father, and having been refused, took
the bank book, which his father took away from
him. The young man then obtained hatchct
and chopped his father, mother, two brothers and
two servant girls in the heads and then shot
himself. At last accounts young Gouldy was
the only one dead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

WE believe that a coarse-tongued, Nevada CO.
temporary has already been admonished that we
desire no wranefng with him. Some dscrimina-
tion must be exercised in choosing antagonists.
Insomueh as we succeed in securing that person S
disapprobation we have advanced in professional
refinement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

INFLExIBLE COFFEE-MuL.-A miner at Evans
Bar has a confee-mil which he permits his neigh
bors to grind on, gratis. A recent operator de-
clares he ground twenty-three minutes on one
kernel, and has ever since been laid up with a
fracture of the shoulder blade.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

THE Golden Era righteously makes fun of
mountain editors who, during occasional absence,
permit announcement that "our senior editor
has gone below on bust &C." The Era is right
in crucifying such foolery, and has neyer been
guilty of sending an editor to sit on a saw horse,
in the back yard, and write correspondence from
abroad Never no, never
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

EXTENSIVE MINING ENTERPRISE. and
Jones have undertaken TO 6ume Sidney Gulch
feet up the gulcb The nume is eight feet wide,
and is to be bottomed with blocks foot in thick
ness, and will cost over 100000 The work is de-
layed by freezing up of saw mills.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11
NO. A..

MOUNTAIN PRopucrTvENEss.-Co Contrary to the
nature of mountainous districts in the Atlantic
States, the Sierra Nevadas, even close to perpet-
ual snow drifts. are productive and susceptible
Of profitable cultivation. Experiment has shown
that in the pine and fir woods, usually considered
sterile, vegetables can be produced. but the work
of clearing land covered by trees Of from three
to six feet in diameter, will protect the forest
from the plowshare, so long as the little valleys
and flats along the rivers aud creeks offer greater
facilities to the agricuturst.
Between the divides and on benches at various
elevations from the streams, large flats are found
waterod by springs which find their way on under
ground. As soon as the snow disappears, vege-
tatlon springs and grows with Incredible rapdty
Those places are claimed and partially cultiva-
ted, but in very few instances, with any sort Of
system or care, Still they produce ahundanty.
and people get rich from half cultivatng little
spot which thousands of penniless prospectors
passed over, without thought of Its value.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

TnE Oregon papers are making good deal Of
ado over convict named Walton, in the Peni-
tentiary, who was once newspaper reporter In
this State. At the close of his apprenticeship
Walton intends to establish an Oregon political
journal, and they fear that by superior educational
advantages he will outdo them in Oregon polite
literature
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

PERSON frozen to death dies of apoplexy.
The heart is arrested and paralyzed, and no lon
ger supplies the brain with arterial blood. Nor
is the blood thrown with sufficient force to the
cXtremties. II accumnlates therefore, In the
large vessels proceeding from the main spring,
and there is no ngress for the blood returning
from the brain. The large snews, therefore, are
overgorged, and apoplexy then follows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

Az Oregon correspondent addressing an editor
of paper there, calls him liar thirteen times
in the article, and then requests the editor to
correct mistakes and bad spelling, and to leave
the language as rough as possible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

Mr.. CAMPBELL has furnished the Challenge
Saloon magnifcently, including splendid SER
vice of Silver Ware and numerous fine engrnv-
ings. Campbell has been eminenty successful
in business he is good man and is deserving Of
sureess
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
Calvin b. Mcdonald. Editor.
WEAVERV WILLIE:
saturday Morning, December II, 1855.

DEPRAvITY OF PUBLIC INTELLECTUAL APrE-
TIrE.-The printing of brutalizing particulars of
prize-fght is apologised for in several journals,
leaving the inference that public appetite de-
mands such coarse food. But the penny gather
ing panderers to the base of humanity, lie there
was no necessity for their voluntary abasement
The brutal-mnded could have been Informed of
the circumstance by sporting papers. Those of
higher moral pretensions, who degraded types in
expressing the vocabulary OF the fancy thieves
and assassins, can offer no satisfactory apology
to a decent public Imagine, if possible, a re-
spectacle journal relating that one rufllan sent
home a sumner on another rulian's smcller ~
And yet we have been presented with that, and
all the disgusting particulars of a blackguard
rng-Gght. The printing of such things may not
be evidence of brutality, but it is secret proof
of moral weakness which could not Withstand the
probability of gathering few extra dollars from
the low rabblc of the dance house and brothel
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

THERE is a Jail in Arkansas the inner door of
which is tied with tow string, and the outer one
fastened by fence rail propped against IT, with
a board driven in the ground at the foot. A
prisoner offered reward of five dollars to any
one who would she'll an ear of corn at the lower
| end Of the rail, and leave the rest TO tho hogs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

A LITTLE GIRL desires us TO express her graft
tude TO Mr.. Fagp Judge Miller and Mr.. Com
stock for prodigiOus assortment Of play y-house
furniture, obtained at Mr.. Faggs store, at what
she conceves to have been an immense expend-
ture of money.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

TEMPERATE MEN.-It is a remarkable fact that
scarcely any Of the California Stage Company s
drivers drink liquor, on any occasion whatever,
aboye Shasta In travelling the routes twice
over we cannot say that we saw one of them
touch drop of the ardent.