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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

man elect, starts next week for Washington He
will leave many warm personal and political
friends behind, and carry with him the best wish
es of his constituents. The past course of Mr..
Burch has been consistent, and we trust he may
win golden opinions in tie new theater Of action
on which be is about TO enter. His amiable lady
will accompany him to the scene of bis future
duties, and We wish her all happiness in her new
home at the Capitol. Mr.. Burch has been resi-
dent of this place for eight years, and during the
time has made many warm friends, who apart
from political preferences will feel his departure
rs loss from the society and associations in
which he has been accustomed to move. Our
Lest wishes go with him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

The CoUATY HosPITAL--It is a matter of hu-
manity that this country should provide for the
county poor and helplossly unfortunate. But it
ia not just that Trinity county sbond be required
10 support needy imports from foreign counties
On Friday morning man applied at the county
hospital Tor admission. He brought the ''chlls"
from Tehama county. and came all the way here
hy some hook Or crook to he provided tor 1t
is not right
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

INTERESTING TO BACHELoRs.-Mr. Sam'l Frank
informs the Shasta Herd'd that eighty seven i'm
migrant wagons nave passed his place on their
way into Shasta county, and that one OF The fam
lies contained ten marriageaJie daughters! We
hope thai load will come over into Trinity there
Is IA fine opening for those ten girls here. 1t may
be well to state that the pioneer young lady
across the plains, this season, is now resident
Of Weavcrvlln.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED-We would respect
fully suggest to the weather regulator that the
man at the bellows, for the past three or four
days, has Aeep excessively unbecoming. 1t has
been one continued hurricane, driving the leaves
from all sorts of sbrubbery, causing an Hnwoned
amount Of wicked eXcIamations from gentlemen
who wear top hats and souring the otherwise
sweet temper of feminines with ugly ankles
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

WAGON ROAD To THE COAST, Pursuant TO no.
tico, the citizens of Humboldt met and organized
II company TO be known as The Humboldt and
Trinity Plank and Turnpike Road Company"
and chose A. Jacoby, President, j. Il. Wyman,
Secretary, and Henry Stern, Treasurer. The
Humboldt people have taken hold of the matter
with will, and we trust they will not faler.
Tr1ity county is eXpcctcd to aid the enterprse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

GRIZZLY CULcH-Mr A. A. TomlnSon writes
that miners on Grizzly Caleb and East Fork are
doing well, and have been during the summer
Two old miners from that section have recently
gone TO the Statcs-Mr. Pamner and Mr. Brotles
They have been at work since 1854, and by in
du>try and temperate habits have accumulated a
nice little fortune. They depart for home with
the best wishes OF their old companions, who know
Them 10 be men OF worth
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

East WEAyER MNEs.-~East Weaver Flat, for
mile, is dotted with huge piles of drift dirt,
taken out the present summer. New diggings
found year or two ago, up the creek, are being
successfully worked aud many of the claims
paying largely-ilom sc to SIS day. In the
fiat, east Of Faggtown, Balch, Davis aud Bowler
have been employed most Of the summer, in hois-
ting dirt from their claim from which they expect
large returns when washing time comes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

MEAN RoBBERs. The Shasta Courier says that
idonce Of slr. PaintOn, four miles from Fort
Crook. on the 7th, tied Mr. and Mrs. Painton, and
robbed the house of everything valuable. When
they got through they bade the old folks good
night and left them tied.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

THE Aorth0n CaiJornian says the commission
ers TO locate the Petaluma and Weavervile road
through Humbqldt county, have returned, and
report an easy rontc from Long Prairie to Eel
river, by going east of the canon. They think q
road can be built pretty cheap.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

FIRE IN PIACERvnIE.-The store of d. New
bauer was discovered on fire, at 10 o'clock. on
the 10th. The goods principally cigars were
damaged to the amount of $1,000 by fire and
water. The stock was insured in the 4Etna Com
M
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

THoRouGH ADvERrIsING-W. w. Tnnn & CO.
and Joseph Kohn, are receiving immense stocks
of Fall and Winter merchandise, in their different
branches of business. They have illuminated the
highways and by ways with huge posters, which
will attract many to their places OF business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

THE Sacramento Union, one Of the most enter
prisng and excellent newspapers in the United
States, entered upon lis eighteenth volume last
Monday. The Unian has become an absolute ne
cessity with the reading people Of this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

A PuzzI.ER. Mountain Messenger wants
to know bat is more disgusting than to sec a
white man toying and fondlng with Diggtr r
squaw?' If that's disgusting, Mr.. Messenger,
there is deal nf satisfaction in londling Digger
squaw's offspring, and claiming the paternity,
judging from the great number Of e half white
and half Missionary" children in this section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

GRlEN-EYED BRowY.-J. II. Brown, Of Placer
vile, got jealous of man named FLETCHER, be-
cause he found him in conversation with his wife,
and fred three pistol balls into him. Fletcher
is eXnrcted 10 die
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

ANOTHER YIorN TO THE DBqRAcEFuL CODE.
On The morning of the 10th inst, DR., Goodwyn
and Wm. j. Gatewood, a lawyer, of Gan Andreas,
went to the field to settle little personal din
Guilty with rifles. They exchanged shots Good
wynn was mortally wounded, and died in two
hours
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

The PEOPLE SAY AMEN The Nevada National
administration has the following:
"But We cannot close this ARTICLE without ex-
pressing our abhorFenee Of the dueling code
Did such law exist, and thai ia,o strictly e1ecuted
that the suryirGF Of duel should be hung, our
newspapers would sGaq he relieved from chroni-
cling such events"
The survivor should be hung as soon as the law
could be brought to act upon him. Sac. Union.
We rather think not, and consider that hasty
and uncalcd for remark.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

ELEcTIoN.-Thc election result in the State
seems to have been almost forgotten during the
excitement of the past ten days. Everybody is
aware that the Democratic State TICKET is elected
they DON'T care about mai0ritieg
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

WELLS, FARGO & Co.'S AGENcY-Greenhood &
Newbauer, during the week, have presented us
with full set of Eastern papers, Frank Leslie's,
Harper's and Godey's Magazines, and a variety
of California papers. Thanks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

MrsIcAL.-A German musical cllb was organ
izcd on Tuesday Of this week. A. NJ. KFuttschnitt
is President DR.. A. J. Hoffman. Secretary, p
Schmisekamp, Treasurer, and j. F. Lang, Musca!
Director. The society have chosen the name of
" "Orpheus," and are a branch Of the Pacific
Sanger Bund, at San Francisco, from whom they
receive their MUSIC. The meetings of the Society
win be semi-weekly; on Tuesday evening for
the rehearsal Of German music, aud on Friday
evening tor the benefit Of Americans who desire
u becOme members Of The Society.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

DEATH OF DR.. WM. I. JAcKsoN-S. w. James,
Esq, brotheFin-law of deceased, has sent us a
copy Of the Pittsfeld .Sun, containing the an
nouncement and particulars of the death of DR..
VIM. L. Jackson, formerly a resident of this
county. On the 9th of August, while engaged
in loading grain, pitchfork was thrust into his
hand, between two of the fingers. The accident
was deemed slight and did not prevent him from
experimenting his affairs, as usual. On the night
of the fourth day following, he awoke in great
pain, and in the morning sent for medical friends,
whose skill availed nothing. He died before
night The paper does not give the cause Of
death, which was probably jock jaw
DR.. Jackson was resident OF this county from
1852 to the spring of 1855 and was deputy sher
if under Wm. N. Lowe, during most of that time.
He was also one Of the originators and proprie-
tors of the Gnme irop French Creek to Taylor's
Flat, ON lower Trinity He was 33 years old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

FRIGHTFuL LEAP AND ACcIDENT.--W While Mr.
Brady was returning on Sunday evening from
escorting the wedding party on their way to
Shasta, in company with Wm. Stanwood, of the
Trinity mountain toll house, his horse took fright
on the high bank, short distance this side of
Lowdea's bridge, and turning short about was
precipitated over the bank into the river, dis
tance OF some forty feet. Mr. Brady and Mr.
Stanwood both jumped from The buggy, Mr.
Brady breaking the right leg about six inches
above the knee, besides receiving a serious flesh
wound near The break. Mr. Stanwood escaped
uninjured Mr.. Brady was taken to Lowden's,
where DR.. Trask set the broken limb, which is
now doing well. The horse made clean jump
of some thirty feet into the river, the buggy fol-
loving. The horse is so badly hurt as to be unfit
for use, the buggy Likewise Mr.. Brady wishes
US TO return thanks TO the people at Lowden's
ranch, for kindness exhibited on the occasion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

DuELNG IN JAPAN.-Dr. Shuck, of Sacramento,
says that when one of the combatants in Japan
duel is killed. the survivor is required to take his
Qwn life. 1t might be well 10 recommend like
custom in this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24
C,HER1fFs sA1E-BY VIRTUE OF AN

CHERIfFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
- Execution. to me directed and delivered, is
sued out ofthe 9th Judicial District Court OF the
State of California, in and for the county OF
Trinity, upon judgement entered and docketed
therein August 10th, 1859, in the action OF b. A.
Kelly against Andrew Waters, q. 5. Dyer, H.
Squres and David Morey duly atested on the
25th day of August, A. d., 1859. have levied
upon and seized certain Flume for dreaming
the Trinity river, and the mining claims connec-
ted herewith, situate in the Big Canon, on Trim
ty rivcr about q miles below the North
Fork, in said Trinity county, together with all and
singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging !
also, the right title, interest and claim OF A. wa
ters of, in and to certain mining claims, dltches
and fumes, situate on the East Fork, about one
half mile above Christian x John Meck"Ps trad
ing post, and known as the claims and bitches oil
McKenna Il Co also the interast ct said Waters
in and to certain mining claims, situate on the
hill on the west side of the North Pork, nearly
opposite the mouth of the East Fork OF said
North Fork, and known as the claims OF Wells,
Waters Co., and on the
Sth day of October,
A. D, 1859, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Court
House door, in said county, will sell all the
right, title and interest of said defendants in the
above described property, at PUBLIC auction, to
the highest bidder for cash.
JNO. B. MAY, Sheriff.
By JoHN CLARK, Deputy
Weavervile, Sept. "a, 1858. 36.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

ADDRESSED TO "THE PEOPLE" or THE TWEEN
TY-FIRsT SENATORIAL D1sTRICT.--Mr. Ryan re-
quests us TO say that he will be happy to hear
from his constituents throughout the District, in
regard to any legislation they may deem neces-
tsry, so that he may act un1erstandingly when
the time for work comes. lie will labor TO for
yard the interests Of the people Of the District,
and will be guided 10y any request coming from
tary for Trinity county, give the Senator elect
due notice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

BuHDING.-Ou Main street, the buildings are
all replaced which were destroyed by fire in July,
with three exceptions uttschnitt's Saloon and
the building adjoining, and the " Boomerang"
building, where the fire originated The appear
anpe of the town is much improved, most of the
structures being well and tastefully built. Few
mountain towns in California can boast finer
looking or more convenient thoroughfare than
Main street, WeaVervillc, when it is kept free
from obstructi0ns. One great improvement
really the greatest we enjoys the daily sprink
ling of the streets, an idea originated by Mr.. II.
Clifford, last simmer, and WHICH has been regu-
larly done since the dry season commenced.
twenty-five new buildings, fronting on Main
street, have been erected on the burnt district !;
the n. Y. Hotel (bricI) is going up, and build
ing on the site of the old Shades Saloon. Krutt-
schnitt will put up new building on his lot i'm
medately
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

RICH CLAM ON SIDNEY HILL.-One of the
Sidney Hill companies who have just finished
washing took one thousand ounces from their
c aim This is probably The largest yield of any
claim on the hill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

TIE RIGHT SPIRIT.-Tbe Stockton Argus, a
paper that worked in season and out Of season
for the success of the Anti Lecompton ticket,
meets defeat in the following jocund vein:
GAS the news is received from the different
parts Of the State, We are still further confirmed
in the belief that we have lost the victory. We
are, however, only abont 10000 behind. SO far as
heard from. 1t may be, yet, that San Diego will
assist Currey--to what an extent is quite uncer-
tain, as the basis on which we have formed our
calculations, has been like the Aurora Borealis,
brilliant but fading. 1t is true We should not
always expect TO win the victory yet we did
bclieye the people would judge differently from
what they have on the issue presented them.
While acknowledging, however, that The Ruchan-
eers have good cause to rejoice at the news so
far as heard from, yet we would remind them
that there are several precincts yet TO hear from
in the State, and that IRE elected our constdJles in
this city.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

EULoGY,-At half past 10 o'clock, on Sunday
morning, Jno. C. Crownnshied, of this PLACE,
will deliver a eulogy on David C. Broderick, at
the Union Church.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

Nor WORKED Orr.-We hear of several com
panies on Sidney Hill who have realized from
$4,000 to $4,000 from their claims this season.
Most of the claims will pay we'll for Two, three
and four years yet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24
OWNER WANTED.

A DARK BROWN MULE came into the prem.
"A ises of The undersigned about the Sth of July.
The animal is branded L on the left shoulder, and
has Spanish brand on left shoulder aud hip
JAMES SCOTT.
canon CIty, Sept u, 1859, 35.3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, so Somerset ST.,
Bosr0N, Mass, April 18th. 1858.
WM. II. DAILY, New York:
DEAR SIR Il have made q chemical analyst
of your
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

"REPoRTGD. A telegraph dispatch from San
Francisco to the Union, on the evening of the
10Th, reads
1t is reported that Gwin said after the news
arrived in town of Broderick's fall "Terry has
taken my meat away from me-" These words
being conveyed to Brodo orick's friends, ex Cover
nor McDougal, this morning. sent a messenger
bearing peremptory challenge to the surviving
Senator. DR.. Gwn has not been found yet. but
many are on the search, and he will probably be
met with in the course Of the night.
If Vim. NJ. GyiR ever made any such shameful
remark, 0meaV should certainly be provided,
and undoubtedly will, We sincerely trust, for
the honor Of our State, that no such meeting will
be had, but if it is, our Fympathes are forHinst"
the Steamship Senator
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

CoINCIDENoE.-W. !. Ferguson died from
shot received in duel, on the 18th of Septem-
ber, 1885, and David c.. Broderck, from the
same cause, on the 10th of the same month, 1859
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

SMALL LoT LEFT-The San Francisco Times is
Informed by an intelligent Chinaman, that all
the dead Cinnamon in the State have been dug
up and shipped to their native land. It's mis-
take there is small lot of forty or fifty re-
moiplng in this vicinity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

II. J. SEAMAN. at Freeman q Co.'s agency, has
our thanks for express favors done.
THE John l.. Stephens and Orzaba sailed on
Tgetday, Win sl,s5s,C53, and 1900 passengers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

Two puglisiG individuals had set to on Main
street, Wednesday afternoon. Result-smnll man
with eyes in mourning, and upper lip parted,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

Boris FOR PRESIDENT 4uoyning Calls
New York letter-writer says the American papers
below the line" declare that Bolts shall be
President in 1860.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24
WN. II. DAILY, Esq. :

Nm. II. DAILY, Esq:
DEAR Sir Your" Aromatic Valley Whis-
Ky" is received, and, after careful examination,
find it TO be pure article, entirely free from
the adutcrating ingredients so frequently used
JAS. J. MAPES Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

Oh the evening Of Broderck's death, post
mortem examination was held. The ball had
passed through a leaf of the right lung, through
the left, and broke rib
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

A NICE LuMP-Greenhood q Newbauer exhib.
tied at the Sacramento Fair bar of gold weigh
ing 1853 pounds, valued at $4,000. 1t will be
sent East on the 5tb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

FRoM the News Depot Of CLEGG we have been
supplied with files of San Francisco dailies, and
the L.ondon illustrated Art Journal, during the
week past.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

THE following is said to be correct statement
of Broderick's remark after reading Telry's Sac
ramento speech -
~ see that Terry has been abusing me. now
take back remark once made. that he was The
only honest Judge on the Supreme Bench. | was
his friend when he was in need of friends, for
which am sorry. Had the Vigilance Committee
disposed OF him as they did Of others, they would
have done a rehteOns act.N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

His REsTING-P PLACE.-A suitable mGnument
is to he erected over the remains of the late Sen
ator Broderick; at Lone Mountain" Cemetery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

FELoNs.-The following is recomWended by a
Pittsburgh newspaper as sure remedy for the
felon. We advise persons afflicted with these
troublesome and painful pests to give thp pre-
scription trial
Take pint of COMMON soap, and stir it in the
air of Stacked lime till it is of the consistency of
GLACIERS putty. Make a leather thimble and fill
it with Ibis composition, and insert the finger
therein, and change the composition once in
twenty minutes and the cure is certain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24
't Aromatic Valley Whisky" "

and find it a pure, fine favored Rye Whisky. con-
tanning no injurious matter of any kind and rec
onmend it as suitable for medical and public
purposes, CHAS. 4. JACKSON, NJ d.,
State Assayer,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-09-24

THE following item from Mariposa comes with
out credit, but we know HOLMES is responsible
for it. He's been shocking cross since Urippen,
the independent candidate was elected
A grizzly bear was caught in trap and killed
Monday night last, at Skeletons ranch, near Hus-
sey's mill. The = horrible brute" had been PROV
ling about several nights killing hogs &c., and
it was feared that he was after the hourishing
Public school located at that place, or the school
Marin.
Better look out ; sometimes school marin S are
techy."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-03-03
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nod in unlerem setriseu tele9rupbilden 8eribte
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b%eltdti9t.
Nm bllten es far uunSibis, unleren 2elern
ben 2latld uno Sfanbal, bon benz bic 3eitunz
gen lebt i'm Setreff oleIer @eldidte mimmeln,
nIt5utbellen. Du e8 gu einem Yrcselle DOR
pem Criminals eridte in Walbinstou gu tom
men ldeint, 10 weroen mir nod i6ri9 genue
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fir beute meloen mir nur nod, DaR 1ih Gid.
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bat olelen, letne 6rau gu beluAen unD ibul 81
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DtrS. SIdles auf lbreu &nieen, in Der bSAlten
Seelenan9lt. 4ui ibren &nieen beldupr tie
Den @eiltli6en, ibr Die 8er5eibuns ibrss Sat-
ten gu perlAafen, uno lsbte, er ml6dte ibr.
penn er lie ucr Wabnlinn berpabren noble, ben
tTraurinB Suriifl9lden, mel9en er ibr BON Der
Sano s%erl1en. Serr Salep iberna9m ben 4uf
trl9 uno nabm nod elnen Srief BON ibr nit.
ptS VlyuIte etuCo pSt0UCIelHoeH1 DurW Die Ndlt
iprer SAulO nieoerselametterten Nelens. Wtit.
ternadt mar p%Cruber, aIS 0alep mieoer bel Gid.
les erldisn unD ibm Ielne 4sobadtuusen nit.
tbeilte. Der llnsliidtIte lieB liA bewesen, ben
0llns heraua5u5eben, uno idrieb losar lsitber
ribrenpe Btlele an Die unSliifliAe 6rau.
@a btngtom Weue GntbIIs
lnn3en aberD Die Corruption. Sci
Der Beratbung DeS Yolt STATS i'm Seuate mics
ien Billcn unO Cameron D~arauf bin, oaB pas
Drufen Ger Slanto- 6crmulare flr bic lpolt
nidt8 ais Elm Dcuceur fir Yarteifreunce lei.
Jflce, Der 9erausSe6er pes Bennipluanian babe
bic glrbe!t 3usepieleu betCumen; le fOte ibm
$4,000 unD er erbalte $4,000; Don benz li1
eraebenoen Prcfit babe er Die Sdlfte ($17,5OO)
an Die pBalbinSton Union, ferner 5 BrOseni
(alio $l750) an ben llnterltaatSietretdr Apple
ton, unO 8 YrO5eut (lo5O) an cine bier erldei.
nenoe 3eitunS ''Statesl ab5uSebeu, % oaB Jpn
lelblt $l4,7OO Uerblelben. 9ieies Nrranses
ment iei nit gerwtnen bes 8raii.