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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

'PERsEyERE. persevere,' said an old lady to
her help, it's the only way you can accomplish
great things One day eight apple dumplings
were sent down stairs, and they all disappeared.
Sally, where are those dumplings? Il manag-
ed to get through them, ma am replied Sally
Why, how on earth did you manage to eat SO
many dumplings? ? by perseverng ma am
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE editor of the Tcbama paper believes, he
says, that we estimate contemporaries by the num-
Der of our own articles which they reproduce
The fellow is not little foolish be has himself,
re printed a number which, in DO wise induced us
TO believe him profound philosopher, or even a
courteous cotemporary. The only consequence
W as that we re-read the articles with the settled
conviction that in them we must have said some
foolish tbng-and so discovered, invariably.
Our ambitious and very discourteous young
friend should inform himself that we regard the
re printing Of productions, in paper like his, as
an affair of very slight consequence we may be
able to give him additional celebrity, but be can
not advance us If reading this journal is pro-
ductiye of disagreeable sensation, he should stop
exchange-we had much rather DO without his
paper than be annoyed by his eternal muttering'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

DAINGERFmLD's DECIsION--It is possible that
in printing Judge Daingerdeld's decision, on the
uscript copy was rather indistiDct. In reviewing
it since printed we think the paragrapbiug, in
two or three places, is not as originally written
by the author
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

AssEMBIYMAN Watkins, (Sniktaw,O of Siski-
you, is going to introduce an act to repeal the
Dueing law We reckon he wants to fight Brown
of the Yreka Union, who narrated that the Assem-
blyman left Yrcka with his two shirts slung to a
hoe-handle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

SUNsET AT MARYsvuIE.-Just before sunset,
last evening. beautiful sight was presented.
The vault Of heaven was cloudy, but the clouds
were very high up, and the atmosphere below
seemed clear and pure. Nothing was visible be-
meath the wdereaching arch but the wreaths of
smoke ascending from the city roofs, all richly
golden in the rays of the sinking sum- which like
a blushng bridegroom, went TO his rest. a Ahuge
column rose from one of the City Mills, and as
cended in spiral beauty to the very zenith. Sur
passing all that architectural genius has yet
achieved, it loomed upward in the light, like the
realization of the imagined Babel of the olden
time. AS if magic hand had builded it, it shot
its tower aloft, still higher and higher, till the
imagination of the beholder was dazzled by the
height TO which it arose and the glory which
llumined its ascent. Interpenetrated with the
rich and mellow rays Of the departing sun, a
structure Of light and mist, an airy palace, it
stood in gorgeous stateliness few brief moments
and faded suddenly, like dream built castle in
the air. How beautiful painter is the sun
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

End OF THE PRIZE FIGHTERs.- father o
Tom Hyer, who participated in the first ring fgb
in America, died of too much liquor; the Tiptor
Slasher died of too much row; Belcher Kay died
of too much knock in the head; Bill Poole died
Of too much bullet; Paudeen died of too mucl
pistol, aud Yankee Sullivan died of too much
Vigilance Committee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

A. J. MoUIDER, Superintendent of Public In
struction, has made full and able report to the
Legislature, of which we have only room to
remark that it evidences an extraordinary capac-
ity, and understanding of his official duties.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

"THE PACIFIC METHODIST" one of the best
religious journals in the United States has com
pleted its second year. 1t is edited by Rev. o..
P. Fitzgerald, with extraordinary vigor, charity
and good taste.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

HUMBoLDT MAIL RoUTE.-We have heard that
Charley Shafier, formerly Of Rhodes Co.'S Ex-
press has purchased the Cal. Stage Company s
Humboldt mail route, and will Immediately take
possession. If by this arrangement 7. NJ. Loop,
the present mailman, is displaced, we trust the
Company will not fail to make room for him
elsewhere. After enduring the rigors of winter
where few men could be induced to travel at that
season, be will hardly be dismissed. Loop is a
most intrepid mountaineer, strong, courageous,
trustworthy and deserving
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

TIE Telegraph has been repaired to this place,
and is now in operation, Mr.. f. w. Blake, opera.
tor, having returned from business below. Mr..
Strong, with number of workmen, left on Fri
day morning, to repair the line between Weaver
vile and Yreka.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

Gov. WELLER.-The message is statesman
like document, intelligently discussing every
subject within official jurisdiction. We have an
admiration for the official conduct Of Gov. Weller;
we did not vote for him, and regret the fact.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE Emperor of Japan is fine looking man,
thirty-five years old But, poor fellow, he must
lead miserable life, being permitted to leave
his palace only once in two years-and then he
is allowed to see nobody, and nobody is allowed
to see him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

ARMS ALNANAC.-Mr. William Arms, newsman
of Downieyile, and agent for this journal, has
issued an Almanac, of which we have received
copy. 1t contains much statistical information,
and mary instructive illustrations.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

TIE editor of down-country paper who erec-
ted himself to criticism Of what we write, says:
"The manner Of observing New Year done honor
to the intelligence of the place!' But he never
done anything of the sort.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

FILLMORE Did you vote for Phil. Moore 2
asked Wellerite of WashingtoniaD, the other
day.
Fillmore hell. no 2 replied the Washingto-
nian, his eyes bugged ont about feet; no, sir,
| voted for JeenIs Buchanan. J. .MdrySUHe Dem.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

MCGLLIyRAY's BEDGE.-We stated, two weeks
ago, that the bridge at McGillivray' Is ranch had
fallen. Mr. McGillivray informs us that its fall
was the result Of improper construction. The
bridge was built by private subscription, D. Y.
Pringle, builder; Mr.. McGilivray says twas not
built right, and, consequently, broke down. The
structure is now being repaired, and will be COM
pletc, in few days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

HUMBoLDT.-We are indebted to Loop for the
Humboldt papers; they relate nothing Of much
local interest Gen. Kibbe had been in Uniontown
arranging for disposal of the Indian prisoners.
Nothing late and important from camp.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

LEGISLATURES -,Senate.-The cbarmen OF stand
ing committees are-Burcb, OF the Judiciary;
Garter, of Claims Merritt, of Finance; Burton,
of com on State Prison and Public Buildings;
Holden, of CON- on Public Lands; Gregory OF
com. on Swamp Lands Park, Of Public Morals;
Senate adjourned in respect for the late Senator
Ferguson Introduced, and referred, acts to
amend Homestead Law; to amend act defining
time of commencing civil actions, by Mr.. Burch;
to establish pay Of Senate and Assembly offices
passed fixing rates Of copying at 10 cents
folio; pay of Engrossng clerks SO per day. In
troduced act to regulate criminal case proceed
ings; act to amend act relating to civil process;
act concerning certificates Of land purchase.
Notices Of several local bills, and act relating to
Court Interpreters; concerning certificates OF
Land Office; to amend Civil Practice Act. Senate
indefinitely postponed resolution. to employ an
official reporter
ASsemJly.-Charman Of standing committees:
On Elections, Lamar; Education, Lies; Mines
aud Mining, Cransbaw; State Hospitals, Thomasi
ENDORSEMENTS, Lynch. Notices Of Bills: to repeal
all laws prohibiting the immigration and mining
of Chinese; to amend act concerning juries; bill
in relation to survey and location of mineral
lands; to repeal the Dueling Law; to regulate
witness fees; bill concerning divorces: bill! con
cerning Homesteads; concerning the collection
Of poll tax; bill TO establish Insane Asylum at
Marysvlle, and notices of several local bills.
HencefCsth we shall carefully compile an alb
strac of each weeks proceedings for the infor-
nation OF persons deprived of the daily journals.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15
Notice =!
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE of DECREE and ORDER of
ID Sale to me directed, issued out of the District
Court of Ninth Judicial District, in and for the
county of Trinity and State of California, and
tested the 20th day of December, A. d., 1858, in
favor of II. Schooner and against Joseph McGil-
livray enforcing a mechanics lien for 1851,
principal, SIS interest, and Sl32 80 costs, with
interest at the rate of 0 per cent. per month and
accruing costs. upon " the bridge known as Nc
Gillivray's bridge situate on McGillivray's ranch,
near North Fork, in Trinity County, with con
venient space Of ground around the same for the
convenient use Of said bridge" have seized said
property, and will expose the same to public sale
for cash. at the door Of the Court House in said
Trinity County, on
Saturday, Feb. 9Th,
A. D., 1859, between the hours of and cl k,
p. m.-Dated, Jan. l3, 1859.
JOHN. b. MAY, Sheriff.
by r. G.. STUART Deputy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

BLANK certificates of stock in our Book Depos-
itory can be obtained by the preachers and others
by application to the editor Of the Pacific Meth
tdiS.
Have you any blank certificates Of stock in the
New Jerusalem Purchase
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

The night is mother of the day, the winter of
the spring, and ever upon old decay, the greenest
moses cling. Behind the cloud the starlight
turks; through showers the sunbeams fall; for
God who loveih all his works, has lett his hopes
with all
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

New BRIDGE.-Bates & Van Matre have com
pleted a new bridge across the North Fork, at
their ranch, free to all kinds Of travel. The en-
tire trade of Weaveryille and Scott Valley pass
es that way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE Trinity River Canal Company, having
settled all business difficulty and Cancelled every
conflicting claim, are now going on with the
works extension
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

VOLUME CoMPLErE-Ths number completes
the Third Volume of the TRINITY JOURNAL next
weeks paper will faish our first editorial year in
this place-at which time some further remark
may be proper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

Mr.. IRVING, the Trinity Centre expressmaB,saw
a piece of gold taken from claim on Coffee
Creek, by German, weighing over $3.50. Mug
gets weighing from one to five ounces are not
uncommon ia that section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

NATURAL INHERITANcE.-That every human
being born into the world has an inalienable right
to the use of portion of the soil Tor bis own
sustenance, is q great truth that must be uniyeT-
sally recognized ere long Sonora Her0ld
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

PERHAPS we complained wrongfulIy of Post
Office neglect to forward mail last week. The
mail between this place and Shasta is tri-weekly,
not daily.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

REV JOHN HIcKLING, the Oldest Methodist
clergyman in the world, died recently,' in En-
gland He was the last of Wesley's co-workers,
and had preached II years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

Mr.. john YOUNG, Of the Bank Exchange, has
returned from visiting his friends in the East,
and many friends here are glad to see him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE mining area in California is estimated at
about fifteen thousand square miles. The yield
of gold for 1858 will not fall short Of $7O O0O,-
noO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

OPERATIONS on the Trinity Canal at Union and
Ferry Bars ceased a while, because OF the extreme
cold, but have now been resumed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

WE are sorry to learn that Mr.. Alex. Love was
recently very dangerously i'll he is now reeoy-
ering, after very near approach TO deaths door
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

The snow on the divide between Leach's and
Trinity Centre is six feet deep. At Trinity Cen
tire ii was four feet when the expressman left
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE weather suddenly moderated on Wednes
day night and produced rain on Thursday morn
ing-none of consequence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

LET beauty even don the fig leaf and men will
still give up all they hold dear to chase ii round
the world Humboldt Californian.
Perhaps if she put on her long-tailed gown she
would be chaste longer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

To cure one sort Of felou, wrap a cord tight
round the finger above the afflicted part; TO cure
another sort put the round the neck, close as
possible to the ear
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THERE is a Mr.. Duncombe' in the Assembly;
if his name commenced with b., we should
conclude him very ancient member.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THE tunnel, back of the church cove in,'
and had to be washed out from the surface. The
work has been completed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

THERE is a man in Bath so mean that be sits
on the steps of the church Sundays, to save the
wear Of his pew cushions,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

Ill Success. bark Success went all to
smash on the Humboldt shore, on Friday week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

A QUEEN FED ro DoGs.-The Queen of Da-
mascns harem, having been detected in infdelity.
fed to the desert but was pursued, cut to pieces
and fed to dogs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

r. DUNGEY is about TO open meat market in
the old Arcade building.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

IF some one interested will advise of the
facts, we will print an account of Sturdivant's
ranch-an important property of this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

FROM appearances, now, abundance of water
for mining purposes will be available very soon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

Gov. WELLER spell r-a-s-i-n-s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

A BUTCHER of Napa has two cattle weighing,
respectively, 1850 and 2255
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

Ross who was supposed to have been disabled
for life by Humboldt Indians, is likely 10 recover
the use of bis limbs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

HoN. Z. L. DAVIS, of Humboldt county, has
married Mrs. Nancy NJ. Freelaud, of Sonoma
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15

ORTHo- CRAFTY. editor of cow-county
paper has been presented with Hym Book
GOoD BUTTER.-Excelent butter can be OBJ
tanned Of John Cole & Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-15


Humboldt papers; they relate nothing Of much
local interest. Gen. Kibbe had beeni in Uniontown
arranging for disposal of the Indian prisoners.
Nothing late and important from camp.
A. J. MouIDER, Superintendent of Public In
struction has made full and able report to the
Legislature, of which we have only room to
remark that it evidences an extraordinary capac-
itv, and understanding of his official duties.
"THE PACIFIC METHODIST" one of the best
religious journals in the United States, has com
pleted its second year. 1t is edited by Rev. 0.
P. Fitzgerald, with extraordinary vigor, charity,
and good taste.
LET beauty even don the fig leaf and men will
still give up all they hold dear to chase it round
the world.-Humboldt Californian.
Perhaps if she put on her long-taled gown she
would be chaste longer.
THE mining area in California is estimated at
about fifteen thousand square miles The yield
of gold for 1858 will not fall short of $7O OOO,
OO0
/ REV JOHN HIcKIING, the Oldest Methodist
clergyman in the world, died recently" in En-
gland He was the last of Wesley co-workers,
and had preached II years.
/ To cure one sort of felou, wrap a cord tight
round the finger above the afflicted part; TO cure
another sort put the round the neck close as
! possible to the ear.
/ QUEEN FED To DoGs.-The Queen of Da-
mascus harem, having been detected in infdelity.
fed to the desert, but was pursued, cut to pieces
and fed to dogs.
1 Ross, who was supposed to have been disabled
for life by Humboldt Indians, is likely TO recover
the use of bis limbs.
IF some one interested will advise us of the
facts, we will print an account of Sturdivant's
ranch-an important property Of this county.
THERE is a Mr.. 'Duncombe' in the Assembly;
if his name commenced with > b. we should
conclude him very ancient member
FROM appearances now, abundance of water
for mining purposes will be available very soon.
Hon. Z. L. DAVIS, Of Humboldt county, has
married Mrs Nancy NJ. Freeand, of Sonoma.
Ill Success. The bark Success went all to
smash on the Humboldt Shore on Friday week.
A BUTCHER of Napa has two cattle weighing,
I i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15
COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND BUSINESS

There Is no chsnge to note in money market In
some other Cities and there has been increased
demand money, consequent revival OF business
which has almost amounted to stringency.
York sdvee of the 18th that the market
assuming stringent aspect and that the rates on call
being advanced to 595h &C. First class paper is
only used PC advance former rates. yet money is eA
lyObtainsd on satisfactory securities.
The Cincinnati Price thus describes the
kst in that city:
There has been an active ircrsssRg demand for
ey during the week begin present the
nee Of trngency The discount houses have been fully
ulisd with acceptable paper and they found difficult to-day
10 respond fully the demands from customers large
grocery paper has been discounted during the week
This class Of customers have heretofore this borrowed
sparngy the activity In this branch Of business and the
high prices current leading articles demand
free capital The requirements of the provision trade
also large the stocks held western account being heav
Ter The value Of hog products in this market is
over hye million dollars Then there is threequarers of
million invested surplus hour which is stored for
advance addition have improved demand tor
capital consequent the revival of business among the
manufacturing classes not TO speak Of the increased wants ia
every other branch OF trade. compared with the
experienced three months In word, busi
generally revivng stocks OF produce large prices
are high the demand money the first time within
about 70 the supply of active capital and while the
market about easy under h3 circumstances would
70 nave H. TENDENCY
choice Of names the lenders. Notwithstanding
severe lessons last years there unms
tendency towards imitation, and contraction of ihe
monetary strings will do no harm"
The Boston Shipping says There very little change
money since last week The demand has fair
with gosd supply Of capital the rates remain Abon the
The banks disconnng less freely aad more
consequence finds its way the The
for first q cent although occasionally negotiations
per cent The Of specie held by
the banks is less than s., ,OOO0O0"
Trade reported to be steadily improving in Philadelphia
and there unmsksbe evidences early return of
active Of Affairs There has been demand for
money the and the banks but the
unchanged.
Chicago according the Express the week has not
characterized by smueh life and activity in the money
the Immediately preceding it. The amount Of
paper cenE in the street is large and the call for real
estate losns is small and readily met
following table exhibits the value of foreign money in
his city; Ohio currency being the standard:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15

RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
Six these Pills will supply the blood with the same
amount of nutrition n ounce of ordinary bread
Mothers nursing should always take these
Pills week. They will only keep your
system healthy regular but will protect your infants
against Cramp Pains in the Stomach and insure
only healthy ch d. but will invest every child thus
sucked, with a sweet disposition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15
COIN AND EXCHANGE
LAND WARRANTS.
CIereIand Produce NIarkets.

REVIEW OF THE CLEVELAND WHOLESALE PRO-
DUCE MARKET FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY
FEBRUARY a. KETERENoE BEING BAD 10 THE TABLES
FRUITs-Tbere has been little doing In articles coming
head-he demand being mostly for city consumption
Dried Apples hsve small lots lOc p h. for choice
fruit instance sold below quotations
sale having made Of about 200 bu unPeeled at lie y
h. We heard of nothing doing green apples, and ouf
quotations nominal
FEATHERS-InActive at 45Cd51c for prime.
FLOUR-Tle market remained without change TIL saur-
day. when there for advAnce-hOden de-
msnng generally So for choice extras This after
noon sale bbs reported that hgure with sales
common extra at S. 62 We quote superhnss $459S Is
Extras S5509$60 double sG0O9S65, for red wheat
TO choice city brands.
We copy PhsdephiA Commercial List the follow
ng interesting table showing the price Of -four in that market
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15

carEsr-Prms W R dairy readily bringI lOc Sales Of
article dairy cheese sds stsc at the close Of
the week.
Eees-Ars without change. Dealers give range Of lSes
l5c.
sALT-Connucs unchanged. Fine sells at coarse Al
S225 and sacks at l01lle.
sEEDs-Have been quiet Timothy may be quoted sl.s7<
Sales hPve been made during the week at the lat
ter small quantity fAthe first sale reported this sea-
son-sod at $l62k.
SPIRITS -Hghvnes have remained quiet with sales at
aIaGHc Whisky has sold at &c for rectihed-
The following the quotations for alcohol;
7sner ..---.....--....5 SIC per GAL
IS do 90
IS do 10
These suutaeturer rates Manufacturer quotations
burning fluid and eAmphene &c for the former and I6e
for the latter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are selling Ate567cc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-15
CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the

GHERIFFS SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of deceial order Of sale. issued from the
Court Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County, at the
Ze0teE H Monroe against Solomon C. Br al me
dTectei shall oerfOr sale at public auction the
OF he Court HOUse cOrner Seneca and Lhzmplan
in the city Of Cevelandin in sad County, the h day Of
March, 1852 al oc4Ock P. NJ of said day the following
described lands and tel ements, TO wit Situate the
township OF East Cleveland State of Ohio end which
Is also In the County OF Cuyaoga and is known part Of
lot $50 IN said township, and bounded follows Com
sncing al the intersection Of the road leading psst P
Beer the said township, with the Euclid Road thence
along the centre Of said road y ch and 70 links 10
thence along the ceEtre of said road chains and ~
links post thence IN The OF said road chains
and 50 Inks mcnumenf at Smiths Corners thence
south 50 degrees g chains and s links centre of
the Euclid Road thence the of said road chains
and SIS LINKS the place of peginning containing
and five hundred and seventeen thousandths
land be the orles subjscttO all legal high
ways. -H
Appraised at sls75.
D. L. WIGHTNAN, Sheriff
WILLIAMSON q RIDDLE. PITTS Att'ys feba