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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
Notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday, Dec. Sd, A. D., 1859,
PROBATE NOTICE.

In The matter Of the petition Of SARAH CorE, Ad-
mnisraiyir. for a saie Of the Real Estate Of
JoIN Cole, deceased.
In the Probate Court Of the Couniy of TrInlty,
State of California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
BILLIARDS
BAN k d XCHAN G b
The most comfortable Saloon
In Town, either by DAY or NIGHT.

TN e PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
l. state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES, Marble and Slate beds, with Phelan's
Combination Cushions, direct from O'Conner x
Colender, makers, through their agent, NJ. Il.
Hughes, San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords at all times.
Champagne, of the celebrated Cliquot brand,
always on hand. f. e J. YOUNG.
Weavervile, June Is, 1859. 22.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
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November s. 1859. l2l3t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VIE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
l. lsting under the firm and style Of Grfits &
Lowe, in carrying on the Snugu Restaurant. Ia
this day dissolved by mutual consent Persons
owing Them are requested to make payment 10
inc undersigned, and any claims against them
VIII be presented to him. lie will conduct the
business on his own account from this date.
-, M. GRlFFITS.
Weavervllle, Nov 10, 1859. 4i3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
weaverviIle Post Once.

Tho mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
- tho steamer of Dec. 9th, will close at this of
ece on Wednesday evening, Nov. 30th, at o.
clock p. m. 'Ao' " OONNO"' l. NJ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
SHERIFF SALE.

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION TO ME-
ID directed and delivered, issued ont of the 9th
Judicial District Court of the State Of Califor-
mia, in and for the county Of Trinity, upon n
Judgment entered and dockcted therein, and du-
ly attescd October 10th, 1859, in The action of
John Dcsy against A. J. Felter, | have levied up.
on and seized the following described property,
to wit &" A barn situated in the village Of Mill
town, in said county. known the barn of John
a. Duncan. Also, blacksmith shop, known "a
John A: Duncans shop, situate at Milltown. In
the county aforesaid Also, the dwelling-house
known as the house of James Duncan, situate at
Milltown, in the county aforesaid, being the same
property described in Sheriff Is deed made by
John b. May, on The 9Th day of November, 1859,
to A. J. Feltcr, all the above described property
being situated near the mouth of Canon creek, in
the county and State aforesaid and on
Saturday, Dec. 5th,
1879. at o'clock p. m, at the Court House door
in said county. will sell all the right title and
interest of said defendant, in and to said proper
W n, public sale to the highest bidder, for cash.
Dated Weavervllc, Nov. o. 1859.
/. G. MESSED, Sheriff.
, 1859-08-09
RBRseA:RE .aND FoE1x1C1E.

Ths only member Of tho Democratic State
Csuaittss of New York not, present u lta r.
ssat osstipg 1t Albany, was Dan. E siekla.
-rhs Nornnons ha,s sauni1saed GsnseA1
Horses &. Ele+sds. a th&tf Del.sats ID ,coa-
sr@ss . = ks the place Of NE. JOHN Batshsltel,
who has sceuptsa the Pesitiau for ss'eFal
yesss.
III u stated that Bishop Kemper has intima-
ted his determination to resign the truah he has
held A. Bishop Of the Northwest, aud hereafter
act only n Bishop Of Wisconsin II.
The tolls received on the New York csnals
this year, up to the 1st inst, amount to
tes6, ,s3t-a decrease from ls4T {highest) Of
i, ,l04, ,elo. and from 1857 uowest) Of s149;s5a.
1t is stated that efforts are being made to
gather in the copies Of the celebrated letter Of
the President To the Hon. Robert J. Walker,
while Governor Of Kansas, which were given to
some Of his friends by tho latter. Hundreds
hare heard tho letter read, and aome Of the
copies a.e said to be beyond the reach Of Mt.
Walker himself.
John Mitchell before leaving New York,
made merry orer his past Interference in our
politics. be ncs being, aud not intending to be,
aa American citizen. He thinks that Europe af-
fords better field for resoiuiionists than this
country. Movements there are spiced with
dahget-
--Mr. Cyrus II. Field, the telegraph heto.
attended the Williams College Commencement
| nm Wednnxdsv md -s~ .dAa1 ~ +l,a 1;.+ ri
, 1859-08-09

Though absent from tlle city the marks oi
We"twor are ELL occasionally to be seen it,
the Democrat On Sunday morning, for exan,-
pile, its READERS were treated 10 an article upot
ths German voters Of Chicago. in which it wn>
asserted that large majority Of the Republ'-
can Germans will ro,e, at the next apring elcc-
tion, either Tor an independent candidate IL,
Aayur, Or Tor the uomlnee of the Democratic
party. Tbs statement is 1illainous libel upo,.
the patriotic German population Of Chicago.
But Wentworth, having traded with the Ir;s!,
wing + the Democratic purity who hare pledg.
ed themselves to give him the Democratic nonr
tnation fur the Aayo'ulty next spring, OF, fall
Ing IN thai, TO preveat the party from nakinl
any nomination ar~ull aud then use their iuflu
ence to elect him az an independent caudidatc,
it becomes necessary for the carrying out
his plans; to detach a portion Of tho German.
Republican vote mud secure it for himse]f. Thss
il tAe sccses Of the article in his paper Of Sun
day morning last It will deceive no one
1aast u ali, the German Republicans whom i,
90 h1sely slanders- They understand the ma.
nd Ills tricks 100 well to be misled BY surI,
Transparent humbug. His short method with lit
Irish CAtl'ollcs, viii prove power)ess when IL
undertakes to apply it to the German voter
The latter do their own thinking, and an
neither to BE- bought nor sold in the politicl
sl,amb'ex Hin Abor will BE- ffultlesz. TIL
G,smau kepuLticaas hare known for a louv
Wills ttat Wentworth had resolved to leay.
the Republican rArty-lhat his ou1y object il
keeping up prete: ded connection with it, i.
to divide md otherwise weaken it--And know.
ing this they place just estimate upon all
his mavetnona- They will adhere to Repua
1ican principles and 10 the Republican party:
and uone will wagea more gallAut 8ght agains'
Wentworth aud his Irish Catholic pso~s:aycry
friends, next spring, ,han they.
, 1859-08-09

RkAArKa-The criticism Of this writer
w'.oae candor aud courtesy distinguish IT.
fr,sn the average Of apo1ogists for the papa
system, would have had moro ioroe il direct e
Against what re said. instead Of what VIC lef
to BE- inferred. We sAid that tho broad stat"
ment Of Russell, Aacan1ay, tho Bishop
London. etc, ~ to the low slate Of morals and
Information among certain classes Of people il
Eugland offered marked contrast to the cao~c-
n'sathed paicy OF Cardinal Anlonelli If thF
System, Of which The latter b tho present CO.
g'neF'in-chi + were productive Of general and
gFsai improvement amoug the working classe.
q The Ponuhoal ssates, d es any one think
the tsct would not b regularly hulletined 10
the world? Leaving out Of view III the sti.
nouy Of tzavelers re are forced to believe
that g.cst defec&a in d rposL and in,sllectus'
point of vie~ mark Tho workings Of TINT sys.
tan. from The fsct that it produces nothing
wfsich tho Paral government arc wiling
10 make pnblic except an occasional lev
1o;na, or 4 miracle which has 20 reiere, q
10 tas supply of bread, the diffusion Of ftpel)'ne
booas, Of she dluinution Of brigands We said
thst :hs l.ra presented by The enlightt' ed
sta;esmeu Il dGseas Britain, were uotan adjlnc
q tho Protassaot syrtem-shs Pso<s<tant n
liEea wss sssf'a,aiithas tx thsn only IN th1
, 1859-08-09
IA Account RAlRncek.

In your issue Of to-day Your remarks on your
quotAtious from Dr. Cahill's letter, Aeem TO NJ,
u unwssranted II they are disinxeuioua- You
consider Rusaeli'a. Aacaulay's aud the Bishop
q London !. ses.imnov On tbe deptorable st4te =.
England '' balanced" by what " comes OF utccssi-
y iron travellers" il lsky, relativs to ths con.
diton Of the people OF the Roman S.ates J.,
would have been more ia the spirit OF cando7
And Intelligence, 10 characteristic Of The PREs>
AND TRIBUNE, 10 oeaf leas freely in mere asset
tons in arguing against Dr.. c. Where ct.
your au'horr'ses for shr assertion that the peo
pie "fany pxrt Of Italy arr 10 morally wretchcc
II those of England coulessedly areY
1.ru ~ou'd ~urriF EiEc ~ much credit to IT,.
s1At-ments If bigh.mipded, educated Eng'i>'
n"hfemen and gentlemen. who crcry year 70 l.
Rune. not nefe1y III "trsveters," hut zs II.
tnurn+rs. u1eny Of whom become Catholics ei.
f~gaFd'nR The =, stem under Which ''ignoranc.
h. hrcoms mark Of seusslisy ID the ssshioup
b. soctety Of the H"tnsn capital!"
In references 10 tho Cadov4 case which II
About re'atea, ! would sa5 that an amending O,
The constitution and = reforming Of the In
nsy be. aud must prohabty are, vesy desirab'.
in the st&1ts Of the Church. The Pope though
% IN 1877. znd attempted to remedy the ev1l>
but failed, - ever, body knows, pot through IT.
own fault But can't Sec how you can ba.
ence" The as4lernent Of Euglsnd's ain and shame
and anhdelitr, BY the fAct ihst the Romans wuu.
ae~ oousututiap, aud bec4use travellers
~ i1oora0ce II Kame il fashionable.
Chicago. Aus. 5, 1889.
GLSypA1orou.
, 1859-08-09

u taken p,2ce on the Island of Borneo. The
difficulty Originated in tia classification Of The
na.iEes Of Durgerrnassipg with their Sul,4u,
who vas maintained in authority by the En-
glish. The attack wss made upon the English
and other foreigners employed in the coal mines
eisness Of the plsee. He1s n,4ss4cssI, sane fity
10 humber. Among thu sietisG @ssn eour Ger.
nan missionaries toree of ft8Glf wives and nine
teen children. SeTersa ase1ui64 With truops
hid to he sent 10 the plaea, and aserribis v.n.
seanee viii undoubtedly b visited upon The ma
tfves, who ars said to Aavs been atimu1aAed 10
Just retu,ned from pou pilgrimage to Mecca
, 1859-08-09
1rrsg&Grihttittfii;,,
TUESDAY. AUGUST p, 1859.
TROUBLED IN SPIRIT.

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th., ;,urn., unoo vrhst # t,e.ionntes 4 "secrt
csncnl,, Of tic Re ublicaa State Committee
xnla not be out Of place, and possibly mieh,
hava .o,ne ;n{3uenoo upon public sent;ne,t
A i. however, the criticisms which It in.
Au,oas in is Sunday issue. upon the Action nj
the stato Committee. can hare no other ef;a4
than to convince the public Of vhst bad nnc.
vious}y 6eea suspected--tl.at the coming con.
tss4 in this sAse is looked forward to by III
T.n.s, aud its frieuds with gloomy eonrehensi, !,
and with painful f,.ebodipps Of the rrsutt Fla.
why this sopsitiveness On account or vhat !. the
customary practice Of alt political organizations
the tepu,,licap f,rrasx of r1t;no,a-.od vbv its
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aoe Tho 7;me. ren,e,n,,ers ali th;s and in
old chapr;n an account Of the stuniditv n, d
,nef.;c;e,cv os ita marty friends in the Lee;s,a.
+ura hrsai. mt af,a,h h,, with 4h;s .,;f1,ranee
thar instead Of cursinr Them as it did Mt Il q
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, 1859-08-09

The grievance OF which lhe mulcontents CON-
plAin ia the matter is this-taat the same per
ceutaYe is extracted from the yearly income al
man Who derives it from landed cstutes, or
Government securities, species Of property
~ sure AZ the Rroupd be trxads on, and in 40
way dependent upon bis beaIlh, OF his exertions,
rs from that Of man who esrns his living day
by day, and who loses il by sickness, aud whore
family are consigned to des.itat'on BY his DEATH
lu o,"er words, = clerk With = salary Of Coco
Ayear, or lawyer earuinx 300. il taxed At
The sAme ratio ~ the Marquis Of Westminster.
who draws el00.00 frouu the ground rrnts Of
Bejgsavia. There il between the Two cases the
enormous difference Of certainty and uucer-
tain'y; between the proportion lerled in ca b,
and she muuner Of ierying it, there il un differ
ence whatever. This las long prured stand
ing ground Of quarrel between tue landed utter.
eats aud tho t,berals. 1t is the middle and
the WORKING classes, Of course, who tud reason
to complain Of the mode Of ruising the tar.
Tho 2ristocracy haEe 10 fault to 6nd With it,
except that it is ievied at all. The consequences
is, thst every time it comes up for discuszlon it
complicates the old fcud. which IL already fed
b. 50 many traditional animosities, IS well a
BY SO many rcat grievances.
, 1859-08-09
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT

LAD " h01A4&VO "N 4 Y L.
The last appeal of the Washington Monu.
neat Association eIci.s little else than ridi.
:ule from the public journala. The patriotic
gentlemen who send it out haze fur a dozen
'ears or more been hunting up ali scrts Of de-
vices and clap.1raps to draw dollars out Of the
:r'cAets of the American people, for the pur-
.,oae of paying their own salaries and increas-
'g the height Of the unaightly pils that they
ire erecting; but their efforts thus far hare
,ot been crowned with success; at least tie
structure TINT they are rearing grows but
slowly under their hands, whatever adyan-
uges may accrue TO thoae who make the dis
,ursemouts therefor. The coppers Of the sun-
ily School children, aud bali dimes OF tho
serving girls, though aforetime plcntiful1y
sho~ered into the passing hat, are insufficient
for their purposes. The managers cry tor
more. Boxes are now to be put in all the Post
Offices in the country, and last demand is to
oe made at once upon the purses and creduli-
ty Of the people
\ " aaaAAAAN - ~ %A0 <Q" AAEA IL &4a%Ni5 OUE
~ho needs no monument to perpetuato bis
memory among mankind If his fams has suf-
fered any obscur1ty in our day, the evil may
be charged to the stupid attempts Of such ton
Germs as the Washington Monument Aasocia-
tion, the Mt Vernon Society AID the cpcorni-
inns Of Edward Everett and the New York
Ledger: That they bare not succeeded in
~'n,pleting the Monument or in buying Mt.
Vernon, is due, not to the unwillipguess Of
tas American people to give; but to the belief
t'!at in the case Of Washington, they can afford
t. he singular, and trust bis memory to history
atone. They have clearly enough expressed
their wishes; md further appeals to them alc
N insult to tho bones Of him whom the beg
sa1s abuse in attempting to honor.
, 1859-08-09


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, 1859-08-09

Gnyfh0ldfs@ RopulQr1ty,

mo. aass Of Northern Italy and Garibaidi: II il
in the tuwns and large villages that political
actisits 6nda its life 1t is mechanics sud
t.adesinen's clerks, and young men Of nj classes
and conditions, who keep ~. political sgilations
Asre, .nd constitute the public sentiment OF The
country. They are intelligent spirited. and 3D.
vrnterous never fond of much government Of
any kind. snd most. 1t Gome ia sceiai ao.us
and eisii tumults. They tsavt good dt al Of
patsiousm, aud still moro lore Of excitement,
M excu ot these passions t*ed the o,1er.: Tar
ID ! i i" their great hero; tits character. rash,
reek1ess and da,hing, SUITS Them exactly and ii
il i'll tina resinu that his striking exploits u var
wsrs performed. His name Is t~ies on thsir
tips where tho Kings il onae, and afler the var
over, h. will he stronger than erer In tb~r il
Aatcsiouh He will bass acquired IN ,nduanss
throughout Italy which csasaot ts safely dtse:
E1rdad. .'
, 1859-08-09

Or. Cahul's showing Protestant statesmen apo
c3egymea wers sxastiug themselves st1euu
ously for an ameliosation Of the condition.
Tbs religion and the evils sxist together On tb'>
sans soil, the same rain falling on ths Just M
unjust but they are no more connectsd togeth-
tr than the faahidn Of wearing breechas /,
Joined to, and responsible lot, tue fashion Q
picking pockets. Te grant that the high COM
rneEcal progress and prosperity Of England hsF'
p4red the way for large aggregations Of popu.
la.ion; and in every great city, Rome incln.
ded, we find great proficiency in vice. IT,
grant further. that in a State wbcn
2l,4l5 monks arc bi1letcd upon 5000,
900 Of people who hare bard worl
t, earn their own bread, n. sort Of supersti-
r;trus virtue may be inculcatod. provided th'
monks set the example Of chastity which,
their vowa purport to teach But if humas
weakness shows itself there, as lamentab1y o.
in the other branch Of nonastic theories.
which consecrates them to liyes Of poverty.
then the confluence which Catholtc writer
tel Us pre'alls IN inc Fapal states Is reieraeI'
u sometn'ng oettef 1nsn sne fe''g'on @atc'
presaaa among @hena' ana N tols connie
'ion, we cannot forbear repeating The prinei-
PIE laia Gown oY conot favour ano h's 1el'o'
T. formers in sardinia, when they cssayed I'll.
task Of abo]islIing the mouasic orders in tAa'
kingdom, to wit: that the temper Of the times
did not warrant the support o. largo ooos
Of men sheltered ny large landed estahss
spending their hsea wholly IN contemplation;
that . practical age required ot a'a Sons pFac
t'eal woFks' ana tnat me sou was give" T.
mem 'or tae exercise o' ene1 naooe' ana no
s'e'S' 'os sne support o. foeo'asa1 toeosses
Ia England, the Sandman principle has haf
+coPe ana exercise 1of sofne eceo'u'1es'-tne re-
snit aelng equal to the tegheat CIVILIZATION Of
ne face o1 tho earth bnt it u nowhere >
Red and is incapable Of proof hat The rural
-'pui4t'on OF England nFo oen'no tne 'a'1ne''
'''o peasaols o1 inc t1o'nan o'a'es' IL 1ne o'a''
tee o. pu'''e or P'''a'e ''f'oes n0f u o.
Or VICIOUS laaa @ae <1ile@1o ol ho"e'
lnese s'e~s' WHICH are not cohtfo'ef1eo "
The writer Of the ABOVE neusral'zs the enec'
Ut. canul 8 'et1ef :" 'o" We 'e'' IL 70 N
'n'e''eo toa1 ne conol''on ana s1ate ol lungs
noaoso IN LUG 1@pa' county, oooef 'ne nna'e-
aase oomtna1on Oh tne rope' oy N. oooo''
~efe "ore 'osn an onset 10 tne esns 'oupo 10
e1ist among certain classes u Englano, t'r loc
reason that the Papal system YVES more direct
" responsible for its attendant vice aud d =
3radatiun, than the Protestant system for the
,cial disorder Of London. Our correspondent
, 1859-08-09
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
RICHEST DIADEM
Rsrn by Kings or Emp:rors.
what Why BeauaI Iful Head OF Halr-

What Why Beautiful Head OF 1Ialr.
Ees7use l. the ornan~r. to<l fnl.ef p.usd1l far III
hhY In the kowia: ch~xk The rya te sparkling.
The teeth fe th"-t II Cea the heal Is s of - euv
rt1nS Or fhe hntF he sn71e and shnFe and 1,
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, 1859-08-09

On "wednesday afternoon violent tornado
passed through the eastern portion Of this coaa-
il. Dwellings. stables, oat-houses aud fences
were thru~n duwp, and the fragments shfown
about in ineonrciSabie confusion. Hay and
grain STACKS we're tuta1ly destroyed, orchards
seriously dam.ged, and acres Of forest trees
blown down The tornado appeared to hare
commenced it, ra.ages near The reaiderce Of
J..hu Itoyai, on the prair'e some stx miles east
Of the clty- Ii continued up the middle fork of
miles from Tie plsce ore,artinr. when The s,sds
raised from The e4rt. 10 h,gh % do ant damage,
The track Of tho tornado was from fiye to len
rods vide.
Less injury was done, considering tho severity
Of the Atosni, than could hare been expected.
This re.ults, however. from tue fact that its
course did not follow for any distance anr pub
lie highway, or pass through the more improved
portions Of ths towpship.-LeiaytttA Jour@ai.
6th init