Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
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Tbe following passage Illustrates tne s'yie Vi Tue
discourse
theme for endless thought and Imagination
rbe serious mind will commence with God,
.,rouch his works, and derive impressive lessons
from the various objects which nature presents
tbe fading and fallen leaf, the lily of the field,
,bc changing season, the granite pile, the peb
HE. the dew drop, the feecy cloud, the storm,
tbe differing star of night, are so many divine
iioroplyphics on natures great scroll, represent
E;nr Great truths, and the key to them is hung up
IN ihe chambers of the soul for each hnman be-
;nc TO use at will, and to open and read for him
self"
nREs1pENT LETTER WRITER. THE unirulhfu
&ocrsop mentioned last week is not discoverable.
Surely honorable men will dcspise such an one,
nnd when they see his product again, they will
nicer at his cowardicc Our opinion is confirmed
4bot the disreputable stuff was not manufactured
Aere Citizens will pardon us for the unseemly
1onruape used: we care nothing for such fool
.tuF. our re putation as journalist is established,
md hundred anonymous reptiles could not in
iurc us; but we advocate principles we wish to
make on example that will protect the reputation
81 others.
local matter in this paper has caused remark by
Intelligent contemporaries, and we hope our friends
xho have assisted in its production will continue
supply A very small matter, considered unim-
portant here, assumes interest when it goes away.
Citizens in their places Of business, miners in
4heir camps, and travellers on the trails hear and
obsprve many things which, if communicated to
lie Journalist, would be usefuP and interesting.
Nc shall thank every one for any such communi
eation, oral or written.
SELECT SCuoOI-The examination of Mrs.
1Iowcs pupils took place last Thursday and Fri
Ay.. We learn that their rapid advancement was
emarked by all spectators, who pronounce the
lady an accomplished and successful instructress.
Bic next term will commence on the 18th of
April. Observe the terms advertised to-day.
Nhen any pupil succeeds in constructing com
position which Mrs. Howe may pronounce very
rood, we will print it--and then how famous the
writer will be
BrsIyEss.-No great improvements; the roads
nc still difficult for transport Pierce, Church
h Co. received 1000 pounds this week, besides
khch we observed no considerable shipment.
4Bil Williams" dry goods dealer, has gone be-
Iow for spring supplies, The room lately occu-
lied by Blakcs express is being fitted for dry
<oods store.
q FuRNrrnE-Mr. Mclean has purchased the
trinity Thcatcr, and is arranging the building
1or Furniture store and Cabinet room. He has
4 large stock on the way from New York. and
has a considerable assortment Of wooden wares
here.
i ORR friend Turner, carpenter and builder, has
bowed bis shop back, and is putting up fine
#vcng house, corner Of Court and Centre st.
4urncr is an industrious ard kind hearted citizen,
hid good, expeditions workman.
al MANNvEnSARY.-The Odd Fellows arc instant
n extensive preparation for the Goth of April
Wcasion. The programme of proceedings will
NJ printed at the proper time.
MWEAvERvuLE LYCEUM.--Thc question for this
saturday. evening. is on a resolution: "That
ia Offices of Sheriff and Collector should he dis
0ct, and conferred upon different individuals"
WNENT EAsT.-Mrs. Edward Ncblctt, called to
huisville by illness of her husband, started on
Brsday, accompanied as far as Shasta by Mrs.
Xessec.
FNoTICE TO CHICKEN STEAIEIs.--A citizen has
1ktlrc shot q,,a La,rels charged with buckshot,
Glassware and acks, set with spring, in his hen
Mhst. The presumption is that when the machine
BAIL, Peterson & Co.'S ditch, from Rush Creek
East Weaver divide, is paying property now;
has developed new diggings, which promise
eat value.
#lNDIGENT SICK-There are five patients in the
4opnty hospital now, well cared for and under
o<fe Of an attentive physician.
QuorTs- The ancient game of quoits is exten
MFely carried on in vicinity of Campbcll's " Chal
l0ge."
REMovED.-C Colmanson, doing business next
Oford's building is about to remove to the room
nerly occupied by Blake's express.
lIE mail from the Atlantic started from Sac
uhcno on Thursday morning expected here on
&nday night,
RECovERED.-Newton Gray, who had his leg
Nbken at Sidney Hill, is enabled to walk about
lin.
BmTu-Tn Weavervillc, March 31st the wife
DE IL. b. Dawson, of DAUGHTER.
I IHE carpenters all busy; material inn
wvement will be made this summer.
krRH. began clear and beautiful, but was pre-
ed by one of the coolest nights Of the season.
County.
TAYIOR's FLAT.-As now write the snow is
Ling at the rate of two inches per hour, and is
noN five inches deep on the fiat One OF the old
VI Inhabitants on the river says he never expert
need such an inclement winter in California.
Eome companies in this vicinity have not worked
uore than one month since December Our Trinity
rxer geologist Mr.. NJ, intends exploring the
M1den recesses of the cave near here, and colec-
u[g such specimens as may tend to throw light
u1Dn its origin; it is worthy of visit from any
son. The house formerly occupied by Mr.. J.
IN, as trading post, at Flea Town, with all
/ ~ outbuildings, was entirely destroyed by fire,
4 Mfch 2lst; estimated loss 81 900 The fire is
] posed to have originated through the careless
- of parties unknown, by leaving fire in tin
~, used by packers and others in the barroom.
Eers & Barber have struck dggngs on Wash
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