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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
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.a si. judneh, s.sn you for the sum Of three hoasa0d
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Hosroqi. Hsqy G.nss BsP!.nin Nom f.oDf dion %::
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a sRd rsqseS M 20 c sS Of s CIV n IAN and CSnS New
Yo the City Hall Of the said City Of New York on the 1n
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NewYorf within twenty days after the service Of this sum
n. to answer sS" the sad within
plaintiff, in this scGn viii 1Ppy g 9Th the S0TTs s for the relief do
dl4 lav6vTu No s8 Nsasu-st., N. Y.
NOTICE.-The deceased, FRANCIS RICH
IN ARDsON CHRISTIE formerly Of the City Of NewY York
and serwsrd residing al Number Six Edin buen
Scotland by h last will and testament conveyed his whole
Ipnerefhep, County Of PEBBLES.
Mr. sandeson has brought seton OF multiple pounding ana
the Court Of Sessions In Scotland for the
pose having the said Francis Richardson Chre estate judi
cay distributed those who establish best night
thereto In this action Lord Ardmiom Osdnsy BY ineIo
dependence the TO be sde BY public sdyeement
that the might 20 the knowledge OF A per-
sons having interest therein -
The proee,. depend, before Lord Ardmio First Division
Notice now sccordnsy given oil concersed that they sp-
pear within four months from the date Of this Advertisement
heard for their otherwise they viii be excluded
WIN. WHITE MILLAR Rs:s:C...
jsll lswlvTu RAiser's Agent
CUPREME COURT T-WESTCHESTER
tn srains, HENRY sPRATLEY and Ann his wife Frederic
@ Ford and Mary g. his WIFE John Morton and Rosanna bis
wife Edward Bishop and Harriet bis wife, William t. Ferrer
Benjamin Breeden A,shsl Jones Enoch Hutchinson sne
HYDE the wife of said Alvin HYDE ior
rehrL-(Con served - the DEFENDANTS Aforesaid;
plant in this son which filed IN the Office of the CLERK Of
the County Of at White Plains in raid County and
copy 10 the said the sub
,rb. at his Office No. Ii Wall St. In the City and County Of
York within twenty days ster the service Of this
you exclusive OF the day Of such service and yos
fail the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
"a n M , seaGn % an ts @ '0'
L. 81. NORTHRoP, Plaintiffs Att9mey
tiled Au, h s k i n Count; c.ri f.e oss s,
"'' lam" L. mt NJ NoRfGRof, s fnS Pl.u,ia' Attorney,
III lsw6wTu' No. IL Wslst., Newly City.
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MP CIRCAssIAN Csp Geo wm Jsssson, 19 :, 49,
n. 27,h Of January Dst touching a. 81 loan so sena
So hIs $50 including fee tessi: 70 az ths s
ra,rosd routes IN Crest Britain p 10 r.. gobp,,,
6,s,el.s sss seeopd s25 T.r freight or p:na5e inqass
- sHTBIcIN EXPRESS COMPANY, No. bl Hudson a..
- =, ts ber advertised Offices In the interior Passage IN
o. can secured at Of the above ofhees 70
~ out nom any Of the principal cities on tts lines OF
,siI.y ia 3res. Britain for s55 OF from GALWAY for
AMERICAN EXpREss CCMPANY
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Wrean 8teamfrs, &r.

VXTM. WILLIAMS a. Co., TRANSAILANlI "
w ExPREss, No 1853 BROADWAY, N f.-OrT *
vrsss per s,eamer AMERICA viii close At our once on
bAY Jan II, 1859, a. O'clock p.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

E,LUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton MAJ
Il ket Wharf by steamer IoIA st 1850 and 10 p
and l. l:45 and N. The cars leave Flushne L. L. Gs;
and 10 m, and s:4s and meeting and e.chaneni
ps,,ensers with boat Hunters Point Through IN ~
sjnn,ss Fare Is cent? WM SMITH Receives.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11
W. G. ClnAMrR, Secretary,
No. 81 Pine-st. N. Y.

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
et<smer BAY STATE Capt Jewe leaves New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY ct O'Clock P M,
and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Bnyton on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY st4 O'Clock m, from Pier No.
sN r.
Hereafter win be regarded secured 10 any sppk
sant until the shall have been paid for.
Hesbt through with great dispatch By
VIM BORDEN Agent Noa 70 ana n westE-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

TyENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
ane Western Railroad and A. Esston with the Lehss
Valley Railroad
FALL ARRANGEMENT. commencing October !, lses.-
Leave EevYork and intermediate places from Pe
No North River St "A m, II n and .. m for eomer
vits BY above trains and ss p m.
fhe shove trains Eissb-,h with trans the New
yersey Railroad Which leave New Yorh from the foot Of Court
rsseDgers Tor the Delaware Lackawsnna snl Western ks
rosd win leave n only For Lehish VALLEY Railroad q
a m. and 70 N JOHN o. srERNs supsrinisndsnt.
NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
IN ls5S WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsN
Commencing November z lSss
Passenger Station In Nevforh. 27h snl ssA Ava
TRAINS LEAVE HEw-YoRR
For New Haven. lexl ls;$S ass iexD S:<s M
t:Se For BRIDGEPORT 7, a. m lex u l2S S: (sA)
4:So For Milford Strstford, Fairfield,
port and Westpoft "a ls:sS S<5 and 80 for Nor
valk m has z:+a (exl S:ss <:So, $50 m Hot De.
and Greenwich, l2tS S;t5, <:S $50 Ros
Stamford lexl l2:+S ASS tex) SIS 4ss $3.50
CONNECTING TRAINS
eoa Boston, . m. texl ass p m Sext Ior rrovdenos
va Hartford, . (exl Sor Hartford and Springfield
IN ses l2:S and 2s5 texl Ior Conneesicat kivcs
kAahesd 20 Montreal. . m lexe For Canal Railroad 70
no.shsHpton. - (ex.l and l2:S N. For ksw-Havco
snd New London Ragrosd and ASS For Houss
tonic tslIead For Nsue.tnch kairosd N, . ~
JAMES X. H0YT. supehntendeu.
NEW SHORE ROUTE to PROVIDENCE and
~ BOSTON VI. NEw-YoRK sod dHEW-HAvEN NEW
SsoNpoN sTONIN0T0N, PROVIDENCE and BOSTON
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gieamboats an6 Railroads.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTE. SOUTH,
i Fast or WEST, should buy before ste Ring AHPLD
TONS RAILWAY GUIDE Price rs oeffs. The ofss
manner in which The THROUGH ROUTEs Az are aS ass
Ioestsd enables traveller 10 a. glance hoW u0
-. D. APPLETON l. Co., fubhshen
~H' Nos. $40 and Sae Broadway.
ST7O BOSTON TRAVELERS-COM and
aAFETY-Tbe public are informed that the Oa CoIony
sad 5s Rsosd Cc%gsny hay: .sSned 70 ne ps,s9
esr.csrs OF their road CREAMEkB PATENT bhAkE oiR
HfOR fhb invention sesdy In on many OF the oeN
anssed roads Of this country promotes degree security
Ssse 70 avail themselves Of every Improvement for the safety
Of ne are requested examine this Every days
Ssoyes mort the application OF The brakes y
ksnd vhe Il 10 a. rood be for ordinary purposes
70 value Of danger This Company VII funA
tcSe Machines all the Of foae and warrant thsn
- snsver the purpose, or no sale ,n.vrco
W. G. CnnAMrn, secretGy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Decss
IL 90 1885, the Trains Will leave Cbambenss Station |"
follows: Express Trsins a. m. and 3:l5 and $3.50 p m ;
Albany Mail Train II l5 for PonshkeePde 9: % m
and IL NJ for Dcbbs Ferry, q, 40 m for sing sing S;SV
bs Sing snd Dobb Ferry Trains stop st the Way s.aons
ahen at Chambers Canal Christopher aud 3ls s
Trains Tor NcwYork leave Troy 605 and 1o3os and
Sis and 5:35 m and Albany about Is minutes atsI Oa
Sundays at ZIP. m. A. r. bMilh, ouPefutehaen-
NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PH1LA.
CiTY-Msl and Express lines leave NewYork ct and ii
m and and p. m fare eS Through Tickets sold for Gun
AM. All and the and for Baltimore Washington Norfo
Sc an through baggage checked Washington In m and
Up m trains w. WoODRUFP, Assistant SugeInsnaent
bssssse received for unless dehvered ana
sheched ffeen IN advance Of the time ofesvipe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-11

Captain Phayre Lieutenant Brodshck spd Mod nasess
w. Barnett, Surgeon, Dr.. rnucsne Psymsser ~. An.
d~r,on; Chief Engineer Tbos Mrsy Mate T. T. CrsasA
Assistant Surgeon Mr. Rchngs Midssipmsn, nr risssr
Mr. Bennington, Clerk 4. w. T. veae, Msasrs Assseant
T. ringer; Assistant Engineers, Mr.. Bnns, M. Cospss
M 0nehrt; Warrant ofcers Oliver Richsrds 0unnsr Sam
ue Curtis, Boaiswain Charles Buckle. Csrpcntsr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
Cnmrhemc, burning Tluid, Alcohol, Tnr.
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, ihet in pursu-
! ance OF an order Of the Probate C0Wrt Of the
County Of Trinity, made the 18th day OF August,
A. d. 1859, the undersigned, Administrator Of the
Estate of FRED CRABHI, deceased, will sell at
Public Auction, on the premises on Salt Creek
in said county, to the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, the oath Gay Of September, 1859,
at o'clock, =. NJ, the following describcd Real
Estate, situate, lying and being on Salt Creek in
said county, and described as follows, to wit
Commencing at the north west corner of VIM.
Dobbyns ranch thence running southwest forty
rods to the south west corner Of said Dobhyn's
ranch thence eastery up along the bank of the
Creek, six hundred aud forty rods, to gulch ;
thence north. at right angles with said Creek,
forty rods thence west six hundred and forty
rods to the place Of beginning together with all
and singular the improvements thereon or there
unto belonging said Ranch containing one hun
dred and sixty acres of land.
Said property to lie sold as TIE property of
said Fred. Crabill deceased.
Sale certain. Title good.
WIN. b. DOBBYN,
Admir-. Est. of +. Crabill, decd.
Weaver, Aug. 20, 1889. 333t,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

MINERsvrILE-M. f, Griffin. j. II. Hutchinson.
BATEs'-F. Bates, John Dodge.
WEAvERYnIE-p. L. Gordon, Jno. A. Watson,
Jereh. Bennett, J. S. Scleigh.
OREGON GuLcH-A. j. Felter, Jno. Colbert
MOUTH CAZoN CREEK-Jno. Philbrook, jr., E.
J. Williams
CASoN CITY-Wm. Linton, Jno Wright
PoINT BAn-Bennet Cook, w. Kngsbury.
GRASS YALIEY-Jas. b. Singleton, Chas. Ritter
LEwlsToN-S. r. Short, j. RANSOM
EASTMAN 's-A. G. Lawrence
TRINITY CBNTER-F. Randall, c. n. Fox.
FRENCH GULCH-F. Brownell, Sam Francis.
WHISKEY CREEK-Ben. Anderson, J. Mcintosh
SmAsTA-A. G. Taylor, W. Roadhamel, John
Scott.
SCOTT VALLEY-J. Smith, Z. W. Watkins.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
ODD-FELL0WS' BALL!|
at Trinity Center.

THE MEMBERS OF COMET" LODGE. No.
/ 81, intend giving Ball at their Hall, Trim
ity Center, on
Thursday Eve, Sept, cad.
A general invitation is extended to the citizens
of Trinity County. Good Music is engaged, and
every effort will be used Ia make the occasion an
agreeable one
by ORDER JOHN MOORE,
F. II. SYKES,
j. SHANKS,
j. n. IRVING,
JAS. b. WELLS,
Committee of Arrangements,
Trinity Center, Sept 3 1852 a3,at.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
Rail Road
CONVENTION.

TN CONFORMITY WITH A JOINT RE&O-
l. luton adopted by the last Legislature of this
State and the recommendation Of His Excelency,
John B. Weller, Governor of the State. hereby
request the voters of the County of Trinity, and
the 2lst Senatorial District, to convene at the
Court House, in Weaverville, on
Monday, the 18th day of September next.
1859, at o'clock, ?. NJ, for the purpose of Sc
lectng two delegates TO represent said County
and Senatorial District in q Rail Road Conven-
ton proposed to be held in the City of San Fran
cisco, on the 20lh day of the present month.
JOHN 4. MAY,
Sheriff of Trinity Co,
Weaverviie. Sept. l. 1859. 33li,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

ANOTHER IMPORTANT ROAD ENTERPRIsE.-Iittlc
more than a year ago the matter or building a
wagon road 10 place Weayeryillc in direct com
munication with the Sacramento valley, was
hooted at as an impossibility. Nevertheless, in
that short space Of time, road has been com
pleted, which all pronounce an excellent and
easy thoroughfare for heavy team navigation
Within the present year we have heard men of
sense pronounce the same verdict on a similar
enterprise between our mountain bound town and
the sea coast They say" How can q wagon
road ever be built through the Cailon ?" from
North Fork to Big Flat) " How will they ever
pass Don Juau's or Autone's Points, on Trinity %
After the building OF The Wcaycryllc and Shasta
road, we think the question may be easily an
swered Energy and sufficient means will build
wagon road anywhere!
In the advertising columns OF the JOURNAL will
be seen notice declaring the intention of prom.
ncut citizens Of HUMBOLDT TO organize a joint
stock company TO build n road between Union
town and Weavcrvlle. That intention declared,
we consider thc greatest obstacle connected with
the enterprise oycrcome-f the money is there
to build such Il road, with what assistance they
should expect to receive from Interested parties
living on the proposed line Of road in this county.
With he exception Of two or three points men
toned, the undertaking is not immense. Since
last summer the enterprise Of single individual
has completed road across Oregon Gulch noun
tain, road equally as expensive and difficult TO
build as that over Trinity mountain Before
winter sets in loaded teams viii travel to North
Fork then the humboldt company will have
In. ~ frtftt
FOX to Fort CASTOR, Hoopa Valley. From that
place TO Unioutown a Government road is talked
Of. which We have good reason TO believe will be
built The exact route is not yet determined,
further than that The road will be built to accom-
modate and secure Trinity river trade. The
names Of the persons moving in the matter is
sufficient guaranty that they mean what they
propose, and we do not for moment doubt that
before another year rolls round The work will be
well under way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

Is RELATION 70 TIE ELgcuoN.-NcXt Wednes
DAY is election; every citizen is expected to
exercise his own judgment at the ballot-box, or
should be. Don't let anybody advise you vote
just as you tlink tight and by your Intelligent
'cDion show just appreciation Of the privileges
Of citizenship. Vote for worthy mcn--if you
have chance. Not havnea rooster at hand,
to Illustrate with, we sball not advise people to
vote early" or warn them Of the "nocessity Of
party fidelity" or tell them 10 beware of "cec-
itonecriug Wichs.' MAKE up your mind what
ticket you viii vote, and then read every name,
carefully, for there will be great variety TO Sc
ct from, We have reason to think.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

ApvERTISEMGNTs.- Administrator Dobbyn ad-
vertiscs the ranch Of F. Crabill, deceased, for
sale remember the meeting of Wagon Road Di-
rectors, and bring your old certificates of stock ;
call for railroad meeting at the Court House on
Monday week Kohn's announcement; adver-
tiscmeHt of property for sale Goodman War
liner's intention to build Bridge at or near
Ilockcr's old stand diamond ring lost--belongs
to Frank Young.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
Political Appointments. a
NNOUNCE rJTS.
L Q II S III r r [ T T

S. X. TURNER announces to the voters Of
Trinity County that he is
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
for the Otcc Of Sheri, at the September Election,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
POLITICAL |!
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor,
MILTON S. LATHAM,
of Sacramento.
For Lieutenant Governor,
j. G. DOWNEY,
Of Los Angeles.
For Congress Northern District,
J. c. BURCH, of Trinity.
For Congress-Southern District.
c. l.. SCOTT, Of Tuolumne.
For Justice of the Supreme Court,
W. W. COPE, of Amadnr.
For Attorney General,
THOS. II. WILLIAMS, OF Ell Dorado.
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
c. S. FAIRFAX, of SACRAMENTO.
For State Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, of Nevada.
For Controller of State,
s, II. BROOKS, of San joaquin.
For Surveyor General,
II. A. HIGLEY, of Alameda.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
a. j, MOULDER, of San Francisco.
For State Printer,
c, 7. BOTTS, of Sacramento.
For Judge of 9th Judicial District.
VIM. p. DAINGERFIELp.
For Senator-2lst District.
JAMES GALLAGHER.
County Ticket.
For Assembly,
A. G. LAWRENCE.
For District Attorney,
{, E. WILLIAMS.
For Sheriff,
John b. MAY.
For County Clerk,
MORRIS +. GRIFFIN.
For Treasurer.
A. NJ. .KRUTTSCHNITT,
For Assessor.
JAMES COCHRAN.
For Public Administrator,
A. j. MYERS.
For Coroner,
T. CAMPBELL DONNELLY.
Supervising I'd District,
JAMES EDGECOMBE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
TO v OF e r S.

A report has been circulated that ] have with
drawn from the contest which is untrue on the
contrary, | have ueither withdrawn, nor been
bought over, as has heen asserted.
STEPHEN X. TURNER,
Weaver, July 80, 1859. 2S.td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

no GEORGE GOLDTHORPE is apnoGnced
as candidate for Constable, for Weavervilie town
ship. at the ensuing election. site.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
For Constable.

no BERNARD BROGAN announces himself
as candidate for Constable, for Weavervillc town
ship, at the ensuing election. Site.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
Directors Meeting.

TNHE Weavcrville d Shasta Wagon Road Di-
l. rectors will meet at the . TRINITY JOURNAL
office next MONDAY, September 9th, to transact
Road business, and to issue new certificates of
Stock to persons thereto entitled.
BY order, d. Il. GORDON, Sec'y.
Weavervllle, Sept 8. 1859. 49,
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AGENCY NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by Power
y Of Attorney have authorized Mr.. +. piener
TO transact all business for me during my absence
from Weavervile. HERBERT KROGER.
Wcaycryille, Aug. %, 1859, 1921,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
$50 REWARD.

I OST, A DIAMOND RING Whoever will re-.
IL turn the same to the subscriber shall receive
the above reward, and no questions asked.
FRANK YOUNG.
Weaver, Sept j. 1859. 33.lt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

d. WEBSTER CLEGG is announced as Dem
ocratic candidate for Justice of the Peace for
Wcavcrvllc Township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

NoTEs BY TRAVELLER. He has been on DO.
litical prospecting tour, we should judge. "Tra-
veler' will discover that he has judged wrongly
10 one or two instances, after election is over,
and-that " some things can be done as we'll as
Others" He says:
Having passed through a portion of the
county, recently, few of my observations NAV
bot be out of place in your paper. In the neigh
horhood of Cafon City those who are employed
lin the creek bed have taken ont but little gold
iyet good prospects, though water is rather too
abundant. l think the Democratic ticket will
have small majority with one or two exceptions
county Offices
/ "Mouth of Gallon Greek seems rather dull :
water scarce. Politically, things are about equal
ly shaded.
"Norlh Fork has improved much in year
times seem livey Our old Citizen Dan Ham-
ton, has a fine place which he offers for sale at
sacrifice.
Big Flat appears lively; think Messec will
get majority there. The Democrats will have
i majority otherwise.
Big Bar seems desolate, but good many
people work about there, in the mines and other
wise
"Much river mining is being done, all along
From Oregon Gulch to Point Bar hut little is
being done out OF the river, on account of the
scarcity Of water
"The prominent candidates for the Sheriffalty
May and Messec-wil make . close race
Turner, the Independent candidate. is not much
talked of, for that reason. The Democratic State
ticket will have large majority in the county"
MONTE Mn. Journal DO you know that in
many of the little towns in this county the game
of monte is extensively and openly played in
the year l6j9-in Weavcrville too, and nearly to
the extent it was six or seven years ago? Twas,
and still am under the impression, that our State
boasts of law prohibiting that game. Why is it
not enforced? Is il because those whose place it
is are looking ahead, and are afraid TO do their
duty? TRAVELLER.
Yes! We know that the game Of " monte"
cannot be numbered with the vices that have
ceased to exist. And eve remember" that law
providing a severe penalty for Indulgence in that
game, was passed at recent session Of our lcgis-
lature and is now in full force and effect There
are several persons now resident al San Quentin,
paying the penalty for such indulgence. That's
"A funny question you ask, "Travelcr'-' why is
the law not enlorced.' We refer you to some
one better capable Of answering the question.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
Bridge Notice.

The undersigned gives notice that he will apply
L to the Board OF Supervisors of Trinity Coun-
ty, at their next session for license to erect and
keep Toll Bridge across trinity River, al or
near Raab's Trading Post about one mile below
the Month Of Canon Creek.
b. l.. WARRINER.
Sept. !, 1859 33.td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

49," WM. MOLONEY announces that he will
he candidate for re.clcction to the office of JUS
tice OF the Peace for Weavervile township
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

JAMES y. RYAN-A good many mining voters
are unjustly prrjudiced against Mr.. Ryan, the
uuliboldt Senatorial nominee because he is from
what is here termed a cow county and they fear
(not having heard his sentiments in The natter
that he viii favor tie taxation Of mining claims.
Mr Ryan wishes us 10 state, positively, that there
is no occasion for such belief; lie has stated
wherever he ha, spoken in this county, that under
no circumstances could he be led to pursue such
u coVrsc--that it is contrary 10 the views and
wish OF Bis constituents in Humboldt as also
to his own idea Of the proper course 20 develop
The mineral resources Of the State. lie will 20
pledged to represent aud labor in behalf of his
constituents Of the 2lst District, not Of Hum
boldl comfy, alone.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

E*- Ind pendent candidate for Constable, fo
Wcayervi.le township,
80. Sc. JOHN BREEN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03

We receive the Marysville Express, by Free-
man & Co.'S Express, every day We are also
indebted to that Express for many other favors in
the paper line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
"a CAR ID.


To TIE YqTERs or WEAvERyIILE TOWNSHIP
TRINlTY County,, CAL,;
fNlllS is to inform you that | am a candidate
l. for the Office of Justice of the Peace. If
elected, it shall be my endeayOr TO fulfill the du-
ties of said Office to the best Of my knowledge
and ability-with constant avdty to beft myself
the better as | may become acquainted with its
duties, which, think, quite simple--beng mere
ly TO administer its laws in justice to all.
ID. WEBSTER CLEGG.
To those who know me not, grant me in this
to state, that have the
News and Stationery Depot,
in Weaver, and am in hopes Of making it the
Literary HoWe Of Weaver and this county, for
its citizens Fer further particulars, please en-
qnire at the said Depot. American, English,
Irish and German papers always on hand, by
subscrip tion or otherwise.
P.S.-Thanks to the many friends who have so
literally patronized me, 33.lt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-03
G5e Crinitp yournaI.
WEkFERVILLE, CALL,
Saturday Morning, September 3, 1850.

THE ELEcTIoN.-NcXt Wednesday is the 7ih Of
tptembcr-elccton day. Voters will then be
called upon to decide issues which have been
pretty thoroughly discussed throughout the copn-
ty by speakers on either side. The election will
lie an important one, and the principal question
TO be decided is whether the present Administra-
ton and lis acts are sustained by the people of
California. So distinctly and unquestonally has
this issue been given 10 the people, that the Re
publican party have decided to remain in tie
rear, and give place to it. Little has been said
during the canvass in regard to our domestic
policy. The state Constitutional Convention has
hardly hecn touched on, while the division of the
State, aud kindred questions, remain to be acted
on by voters at the ballot-boX. We believe that
very unanimous vote in favor of a Constitu-
tiunal Convention viii be cast in this county.