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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned have this day purchase
# the entire stock and interest Of III sssls
DpnwcM & Hartsi,ocn in the Grocery ;-nd ii,,r,-
her business in St. Cloud and associated tliel
selves under the name and style Of Z. Lamb {,
Co. for the purpose Of carry ing on. the said bu
siness, and hope by strict attention to the wan,
Of their customers to receive 6 liberal share Of
Patronage. ss. .; q !. Z. s935ff .E z%5f.fFF
/. E.5S G,..ss - a. ts. P. LAMB. s.
5ss....=sss}. ". P. BLAGROVE.
St. Cloud Sept s20sl 1868.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

tClo w -E-ES g --SCILDUD.
AVE jt.st rceeiyea ! large asscr;.n.n, 81
i ! goods, among whi,i,.s.s.s. III. following:
til KINDS or MDi,.4 81 Is: :;fztc KS
CotFEt :: ~, 7t1 TIL. czzo;..,e G'tI1II:a'a
:YoZ rs * j-ts.s,stiii!a,
Iii NIff.,E itfs1sl1,, s. 4, s;F.iH
aa1E COW u lHs1l4i. ;,i.aEt:.s?.
ilhibD -ti1fk.ES:;;; Z, -.
s ssa 70 t:l,l.s3 '.slz1f1ss.:: -...s:i, ll..L.
e.. ALSO, HANS, 81: : IlitDS.
sHOIII4niiRss. PORN sI.IslED l:EEF:
Oh ::,='l33 BUTTER, lss!ks,,p Arp,
l.zzs.AsSSss , RICE, .Sse,.lssc.@t
also, HALF 2sC4IiF..L sslI'rEs
- WOODEN. BIZ EI:. :: =. STONE
WIRE t.Ht'lls,.stss,
..zss5frs!l 70 MILK IA zos
.ss.a-:s' 4s.sa dues,
1fae entire asso-: ;ner: !. =: .s:y y:.; ,,~
fos CASH, or will be cxs,s.;. -; =. =. !. st.s
terms fer PRODUCE, &c -: E
Sc, SC. GIVE .s !. c;e:rr.
May2o, 1858. r, -. 80
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
80 ~ F5s5z - No. E..
r. JONES';

Il il -A O KS M I=II 81. s
First Street, near the Saw Mill
| VI OULD respectfully announce to- the ci,i-
wv zens Of st. Cloud and vicinity, that he has
opened a blacksmith shop, at the above place,
where he is prepared to do al kinds Of worki,,
his line, aud hopes to merit q. share Of their
patrona &c. 81 81 i
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
e c.. S NTH,

ID, .*.,.e.s '?,.~g@..7 DEALER IN $50 ;zsy $50.
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CLOTHING
7 J AS for sale large assortment Of Boots
il 1 and Shoes of the very best quality. u.s.:
Custom Boots Constantly en- Hand
:, All kinds Of custom work done to order Il
the best manner. A good assortment of Ready
made Clothing for sale cheap. Just received a
good assortment Of + wi ..sel..l -,
SPRING s. sU1dzzkER HATS.
Persons in want Of any Of the above named
goods caunot find them cheaper elsewhere. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
NJ. THOMPSON, =,
ATTOI1NETAND. COUNSELLOR
y.,E AT In w *'s.''r- r. -
No. 81 ~ STREET

- ~ q yf@' ~ ~'C' = + STREET,
" Washington City, D. G. sill > 4
attend. with pro1optness ana fidelity to nj
business entrusted t. him in the eoursss. Of
Law and equity within the District Of Col.
umbia, and before the Court5ei Claims and
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and to the prosecution Of claims before the
various departments Of General Govern
ment and before Congress. He Will give
particular attention to Claims before tlle
General Land Office, arising under the
swamp land and graduation ,'a5ws; pre-
eulption acts Of September 4, 1871 Aug
us rs, 1872; March, 8, 1913 May s, IS
46; the municipal act Of May %, 1874;
mail contractors act Of March 4, 1850
! asa ID annder all other laws; S ~ =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
THE COLLEGE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL. SCIENCE

7 A Monthly Magazine of IS pages, conducted
II by the Faculty Of The Eclectic College 0.
Medicine, is published at One Dollar Year,
payable in advance. Tie volume Of the Jour
nal commences With the year. COMMUNICATIONS
for subscription or, fer specimen numbers.
should be dirccted to- 800 ss<ss. *
DR.. C. II. CLEVELAND, Publisher,
:. 159, Seventh Street, Cincinnati, O..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
State of Minnesota
IN Justice Court q,

County Of Stearns st. ssi8ss8 s3ss
,.s, esss s. S. d. HENDERSON: s5s4.s
S on arc hereby notified tfsat 8 witt 81
attachment has been issued agains, you and
your property attached to satisfy tho dcnaras,
Of Fredrick iilisf amounting TO Ninety two
dollars. sa 81
New unless you shs.' .nppesr before q. II.
Eleven aIareh $50 sst
One clock IA d The. fter,aee 100 raid alay.
judgeaaeut Wi bo lsga;nat knd
55oprS i's,opaa'ty a2ad tos pr
Fab.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
! JAMES f.. KENNEDY.

" - - .. - q 3 = e e -
COLLECTS the patronage Of all persons in
NJ need OF the services Of d practical Mason
and Piasterer. His long experience in the
above branches of trade assures him that he
viii give universal satisfaction; his charges
are as reasonable for work as It can be done by
any one. ~. ss@ s ~: EG23% q 81 e-;1 49,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
SPRING s. SUrNstxER RATS.
H.. II. SMITH,

Dealer in Real Estate
AeY' Office on River Street, opposite the Ferry,
SAINT CLOUD, M. Y.
4 IL persons desiring to invest in Lands or
~. Town Property in a part Of the country
which is unsurpassed in soil, and rapidly filing
with bona hde settlers, can find favorable ops
portunities by applying TO the undersigned. s5s
: Property Tor sale in the towns Of Hartford
ST. Cloud, Newburg, Brottsburg, Mile Lac. and
all the best paying towns in this part Of Tic
# ~ country: 81. 4. N. n SMITH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
JeWelry, Bonnets, Fancy Silk, Dry
Goods, and Ready made Clothing.

Of every description, and Of the very best
quality, which be IS now Offering for sale on
the most :o terms His entire stock
was purchased in New York, at such prices,
that he fatters himself cannot be undersold nv
any other establishment Of the kind en- the IN
per Mississippi, lie hopes by diligence and
attention to business, and having FOR bis motto,
Quick Sales and Small Profts,''
to merit a share Of public patronage All per-
sens IN want of yting in his line will do well
to give him call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere, as he can sell as cheap
as the St, Paul merchants. Co.
- - 5 F. MONTH.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

fnsipLi sslI,,zxt II Mo ~ std
ii orr sayettisinjgf coIumns a.e sakid ~
those q Is .deal wish them to 10 reliable
ana sce,s:aafsoa biting men; b. t13ss
s,.s n 3 " al JERYI s. Z. Il Ext s. S.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
CHEAP CASH STORE +!
= STEAMBOAT HANDING

sFEPHIN MILLER -:.e :. HENRY Bw1SsHELM
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA s#
THE undersigned offer their services to LOAF,
Il money upon best real estate security; and
to" purchase and sell property either real OF
personal, for a reasonable commission. ga
They have now for sale, at low prices:
20 quarter sections Of good land. &. =
SO lots, (aeme improved, Yin St. Cloud t.
f.. 90 :" in Nininger addition to St. Paul,
~ 90" in Mining ger city, tt4s ..&1s
10 ~ in Mound city, Illinois. 1ssfs 9ssstt:'
s:: '.'sH MILLER & SW ISSHELAf. 81
Il St. Cloud, May Is, 1858. - *ss
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CECEs &C s.. BRoTT,
DEALER In REAL ESTA T e

| TT AS constantly OF hand q large quantity q,
/ /: Farming and Timber Land; also, town
property, ia st. Anthony, Minneapolis, St.
Cloud, shakopee,, Brottsburg. Syracuse, New
burg, St. aIarys and Mile Lac. If d
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

TAxEs 80 We are grat;isd !. 70 learn
from 8. OvaaBnck Esqr, or collector,
that the taxes Of our :tqwa aud district,
which fell due on January evh, are being
paid up with a promt;tule and cheerful
ness that was wholly naex pected. p:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24
CT EAR TIL cK!!

II II L. 90 flaaJ
XXI E:hase just penea . large and fresh as
wv sortmentao of 50 4ssfE9 s.st<s3
GROCERIES, BIgO W. ORK, FLOUR!
FEED, CRAZY, .N4IIzS;s tEl0RI.yG Ssst
:, sR0YE,s, .IYL1YD q IL gL:tss, .szs
- J. &c, So, Sc. ..s5 z.s.=.
which viii BE dis posed 1T very Tow for cash
or country prod ut our new store, st the
lover steam soat Ian hing. 4
May Is '55s. sl v 7 LER s ssHELM ~
F1ruar ling All Commission. .is
II7 respecsf: Hs; so' ic;t The cons gnment Of
A Goo1snnst Nero han ize, either for store
age Or for. sale upon COZ ission, at our new
atore and warehouse, lower steam oat Ian din .
May Is, 80 MILLER s. SWISSHELM.s
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~ RE w a e l. ST ORE.

-. G. F. g. w pCWE1IL, . ..@:
TTAVE received at the St. Cloud Hardware
Store, complete assortment OF 5@
Shelf and Heavy Hardw are,
: Locks, Latches, Bolts, Butts, and Screws,
Carpenters and Farming Tools, Planes, Saws,
Axes, Hatohets and Hammers, Shoyels and
Spades, Hoes Mattocks, Nails, Glass and Putty,
STOW AND TIN WARE.
We have now. tns beasstt variety Of Stoves ever
brought into the Upper Gspntt.-y among which
are the famous Charter Oak, r.anlc::eeH Rock,
Shanghai, Wisconsin, Morning. Star, Forc-..
Green, and Arctic Air Tight. !: azs .: * !.
=. Our facilities for doing ali kinds Of work in
the Tin, Sheet iron, and Copper Department,
are complete, Ito which branch ofsthe bust
ness we cali particular attention. j.. .,.~r 49,:
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MARTINS Concentrated Extract Of Jamacs
lYl Ginger for sale at zss - r.. ~,
: = 90 MARLATT's DRUG STORE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

~ RAEFENDERGE Medicines constantly OF
NJ hand at MARLATTS DRUG STORE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-02-24

MERCHANTS Gargling Oil for sale at F..
M MARLAT1vS DRUG STORE.
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St. Cloud Sept. s20sl85s.
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~ ENNEDY,S new Discovery for sale ct
$ MARLATT'S DRUG STORE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

THE AHa California has been shown curious
coin, in the shape of an old Jewish shekel, sup
posed to have been coined over two thousand
years ago, The piece is in good state Of pres
eryation, and the marks upon 1t are distinctly
DE smoke of incense arising from it, and on the
margin an inscription in Hebrew, signifying
" Shekel OF Israel" On the other side Is an
acacia tree in blossom, with an inscription, " Ke-
doshan Jerusalem"-or the Holy Temple Of Je-
rusalem 1t is about forty-four cents In value.
The possessor has n history of the coin, and can
trace lis ownership back some two hundred years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

WILL PRINT BooK-BY-AND BY.--We take
the following paragraph in relation to Mr.. Cox's
annals of that county, from the Northern CdlVor-
nian. 1t will be seen that the publication of the
work is abandoned for the present;
Mr.. Isaac Cox has been engaged for some
time past in collecting statistics for the Annals
of Humboldt Co." He informs us that he has
changed, somewhat, the programme, aud will ex-
tend his researches and publish book, (which
will contain a concise history of the discovery,
settlement, progress and a full and reliable de-
scripton of the resources and present condition
of Northern California" The book will contain
not less than 500 pages of interesting reading
matter, and may be secured to subscribers at the
moderate sum Of S3-the money to be paid on
the delivery Of the book, in April, 1860,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.

Republican State Convention meets Wednesday
June Sth, at Sacramento.
Douglas Democratic, Wednesday, June 18th
at Sacramento.
Administration Democratic, Wednesday, June
22d, at Sacramento.
Democratic County Convention to elect dele
gates to State Convention meets Monday, June
18th, at Weaverville.
Dem. Co. Convention to nominate Co, officers,
meets Monday, July 18th, at Wcavervile.
Dem. Dist Convention meets Friday, July LIST,
at Trinity Center.
Dem Senatorial Convention meets Friday, Ju-
ly lst at Big Flat.
Election, Wednesday, Sept. 9Th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

A BLooMER" AMONG THE INDIANs.-A lady
dressed in bloomer" costume, on the way TO the
Pixies Peak mines, with her husband, writes to
the Sibyl, the strong minded woman's organ, at
Middletown, New York, that the Indians on the
Plains have offered to purchase her, having a
fancy for bloomers The lady says: One In
dian wanted to trade for two squaws who could
probably perform four times the physical labor
that could. Others, not quite so timid, APP
preaching the wagon made signs for me to jump
behind them on their ponies, but declined the
honor in the most respectful language knew of
their dialect--a decided shake of the head.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28
EXTRACT from Il. j. G. Kewen's address at Los
A, IL L A

EXTRACT from Il. j. O. Kewens address at Los
Angeles, at the late Odd Fellows Anniversary
Destroy the recollections of the beneficial effects
Of philanthropic organizations-eifacet the record
Of their conquests over the moral lnfrmltes and
licentousness OF mankind blot out from memo
ry every trace OF its origin and progress. and the
bright and beantiful sky which reflects gladness
upon earth its consolidated glores shedding their
radiant light upon a generation whose hearts are
pavilioncd by virtue. would shed in mockery the
lustre of its myriad gems upon people stepped
in the degrading depths Of RIGHTEOUSNESS, corrup-
ton and crime When we consider the woes, tho
wretchedness and anguish which are the inherit
ance of vice, the crimes, the mlserics, the grefs
and distractions it entails, the sympathetic i'm
pulses of our nature repose In the Influence OF
voluntary associations OF benevolence as an an
chor to the conduct and passions of men, and the
wisdom OF the past attests that they have ever
been the potent defenders Of society and individ-
ual man, dipping, like the abled Hercules, the
weapons Of warfare In the vital currents Of the
ravaging hydra Of immortality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

TUE FEVER ABATEs,-Letters from Victoria
and the Fraser country speak dscouragingly OF
business and future prospects there, The gener-
al regulations of government is acknowledged to
be opposed to the settlement of emigrants. The
Victoria Gazette cannot account for the fact OF
" so many of the miners leaving the rich bars on
Fraser and Thompson rivers" We expect the
aforesaid bars are rich in anything but gold
And then, Mr.. Gazette, you won't allow them to
burn powder on the 4th of July
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

The FUNERAI4--
And this is all The long professions pride,
The plumed hearse, the hatchment, and the pail
One tear of sorrow doth outweigh them all
One drop oerdowing from affections tide
Such had been here. The last of long line
In dim chamber Of the tomb was laid
The seeming of regret had been displayed
Coldy-most coldly, DER his burial place
The mourners passed and smiled but one was
there,
Her pale face in her mantle almost hid,
And her heart swelling with voiceiess care
She dropped flower upon his coffin lid
Thus, the true sorrow Der that stately dead
Was that young orphans, whom bis bounty fed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

NOVEL FuNERAL.-Some little children in
Detroit having found the dead body Of a new
born infant, Immediately proceeded, in imitation
Of their elders, to improvise a grand funeral.
They procured cigar box for a coffin, and some
shingles to dig the grave and were actually In
the act Of saying prayers with solemn countenan-
ces, when passers by discovered them. They
we're quite Indignant at having their funeral
broken IN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

FoR CAIdFoRNIA-Our enterprisng fellow eltl'
zen, Major J. b. CLARK, left this village on the
10th instant, with perhaps the largest train ever
before leaving our county for California. The
train consisted as follows 6l5 head Of stock
cattle, 46 head of work steers, head Of horses.
wagons, and Is men, We learn that the Majors
outlay, in fitting up this expedition, will amount
to upwards of ten thousand dollars. s.-BoIiuar
{ Polk county, Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

SEDUcER SHoT.-A gentleman in Madison, In.
diana, suspecting the integrity of his wife, deter
mined to learn the fact, if possible. He accor-
dngly Informed bis wife that he should leave in
the evening for Cincinnati. He left, apparently
with that view. Returning at night and entering
the chamber of bis wife Unexpectedly, he found
his worst fears realized. lie shot the seducer upon
the spot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28
The MEAN TnNos-The Mariposa Gazette of

The MEAN THISGs.-The Mariposa Gazette Of
The 18th inst, says
Halfa dozen young girls Of this place recently.
while out near town gathering flowers, surprised
two boys about their own age ducking round in
reservoir. The boys went into the water so
that nothing but their heads could be seen, and
the girls took seats the grass in full view aud
quite near by. The boys were to modest to come
out, and the girls too saucy and full OF fun to
leave. The former were, as a consequence, kept
in their uncomfortable place till they we're nearly
frozen to death. Relief came at last in the shape
of mairon, who dispersed the party. The boys
are i'll from the exposure
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

OK Monday last a train Of wagons, says the
Placervle Observer, laden with families, passed
through thistity en- route for the Atlantic States
We are sorry to see the women and children
leaving California, and had rather record tho
arrival of thousand families than the departure
of one
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

FIGHTING PRosPECT.--A correspondent of the
Humboldt and Placerville Telegraph company
writes from Salt Lake, May 10th, that great ex-
citement exists in that city, and a collision is
anticipated. The Mormons have been drilling
for weeks, and have got bodies of armed men out
in various directions through the country. The
mountain heights are prepared with signal fires
to telegraph at any moment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

DEPRECATED GOLD CoINs.-The bankers and
business men Of San Francisco and other lower
cities having put down the current value of For
eign Gold Coins, the bankers, merchants and bus
mess men Of Weavervillc and this county have
resolved in order to protect themselves TO take
the following named coins at no more than the
amounts named below:
$40 gold, private Cal. coinage, SO so SO
do. 50 Is S5 do. S4 IS So English Sovereign,
81 IS Eng. half Sovereign, So 81 40 Francs,
FRENCH 81 so 20 do $3 IS 10 do. 81 rs all
Foreign So coins, 81 so; 81 do. So rs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

TEHuANTErEc.-R Rev. Z. S. Lacy contributes u
! descriptive of a trip across the Isthmus by the
new route. The passage from San Francisco to
New Orleans was made in l6 days, and the Rev
gentleman believes that when proper arrange
ments for speedy land transit are completed
the trip can be comfortably made in Is days
The following extract may be interesting to onr
readers
ave reached Tehuantepec at p. m. were
lodged in an adobe house, courtshaped, tiled
after the Mexican style, the court growing with
cocoa trees. We were handsomely entertained
at the San Francisco hotel. Arose In the evening
and went down to the river. The banks on each
side were swarmng with men, women and chill
dren, bathing, promiseuously washing filling
their urns with water and bearing them away (;
leading in their horses and allowing them to roll
and splash about. | never before beheld such q
scene. That river to them is what the Ganges Is
to the Hindoo, or the Nile to the Egyptian. 1t is
now in the dry season, about thirty yards across,
and about two feet in depth on an average. II
is beautiful stream, aud must roll heavy vol
ume in the rainy season. Tehuantepec contains,
as estimated. 900 Inhabitants, nearly all natives
Of the country probably descendants of AzteCs
| They are well shaped the men are strong and
the women beautiful Many are very dark all
are children Of the SUM- The city has seventeen
churches The old Cathedral is the venerable
place. Its walls Of brick are very heavy its
dimensions, with the convent all In one structure,
cover an immense extent. The convent Is now n
garrison of soldiers OF the Liberal party this
church taking sides against the Religonsts. The
Padre, to whom was introduced, is said to he a
very liberal educated, and most excellent man.
lie expressed to me sentiments Of liberation to
all sects and creeds, which of course, commanded
my hearty approval. The market Of Tehuantepec
shows much Of the national manners. The pro
ducts are held for sale entirely by the women.
Their heads are covered by white flowing dress,
reaching down upon the shoulders a light van
dyke Is thrown about the chest, and piece of
colored cloth wrapped around the waist and fas-
tened, reaching below the knees this Is the
whole dress Hundreds are together and their
appearance can never be forgotten by the behol-
der. The heat here, seems not to be oppressive
TO one in the shade, but must be very enepzA
tingv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

STRANGE PRooEEDINGs OF HuMnoIDr CouRr.
Tho following, from the N6rtheyn Californian,
is u minute record OF special term of Court,
recently held in Humboldt:
We are grievcd to state that the newly elected
District Court, on Wednesday evening last, was
in a state Of vinous exhillraton The quantity
Of alcoholic stmuant, which In an ordinary ind-
vidual wonld be scarcely noticeable, in the dlgni-
ty nc the Court became remarkable
The Court commenced proceedings, by rcmar'
/ king that il was " the Court" that the Court
understood itself rs being "a Court" and that
! the powers Of darkness generally, and the people
| of Eureka in particular couldn't stop Its being
ga Court As long as the Court confined itself
! to q general statement of facts there was no OPP
portunity for AN argument. The Court, however,
went behind the record The Court delivered
Court alluded feelngly and pointedly to the
Press The Press had opposed the Court the
Court INDUCED in personal reflections regarding
the Press the Court couldn't and wouldn't
" stand the Press So the Press answered that
| the Court was in error that the Court was msta-
| ken, &" that the Court lied" The Court then made
| u motion, pi et drpqis the motion was opposed
! the Court propelled bludgeons" at the head OF
| the Press. The Press drew pistol, aud the Court
might have been adjourned SINE die, II the sheriff
had not interfered The Court was put 10 bed.
hut persisted in having another sitting, wbereat
the Court was locked up In the county jail and
on the following morning arraigned before u
magistrate, and fined S25 The Court then pro-
ceeded on the Columbia to San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

DoEsN'r KNow.-A correspondent of the Bran;
don (Miss.) Republican lately asked that payff
what Gov. Foote'S relations were to the political
parties of the day? To which the RepuESsran re-
plies " We should be pleased to apswer, but
cannot safely do so, as we have not hArd from
Gov. FOote within the last twenty fout hours"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

AN editor says bis attention was first drawn to
matrimony by the skillful manner in which
pfetty girl handled broom
A brother editor SAYS thai rather perverted
use of the same instrument caused him TO apply
for divorce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

FRIENDSHIP
Who says that age makes friendship cold
A true affection ne er grows old,
But lasts like mountain pines,
Whose heads unfading verdure crowns,
Though winter darkens them with frowns,
Or summer smiles and shines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

ASSISTANT Postmaster General King has deci-
ded that marking paper with pen or pencil for
the purpose OF attracting the eye does not subject
it to letter postage. This is an important aud
satisfactory decision.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-28

TUE San Andreas Independent says primary
elections were born in sin aud conducted in ini
quty. 1t would be as easy to extract sugar from
beet gall, as to jump up political honesty in