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EStray Cattle.

NAME INTO THE PREMISES of the under
" signed at the mouth of Rush creek, about two
months since, one brinde COW, about years old,
and one red heifer about 2 years old. The COW
is marked with swallow crop on left ear, and on
the right with square crop The beifer is marked
with swallow crop on right ear, and square crop
on left The owner can have them by proving
property and paying charges. G, W. WOOD.
Rush Creek, Nov. 26, 1859, 453w'
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THE PIRATE OF TIE WABAsH.-From the last
Prize Romance Of Artemas Ward

Prize Romance Of Artemas Ward:
A noble ship. the Sary Jane, is sailing from
France to Ameriky, threw the Wabash Canawl
Pirut ship is in hot pursoot of the Sary Jane
The capting Of the S. j. looks fateegd Il as tho
he had lost all of his parunts. The Pirut is c lost
on to him, d he is about given in, when a fine
lookin' feller in russit butes and a buiaer over
cut rushes forrerd and scd to the capting, seq he:
"Old man! 90 down stares. Retire to the
starberd bulked. lie take charge cS~ihs Boem
"Owdashus cuss! - sed the captng away
with thee or shall do mur-rerder.rr
Scarcely seq the noble leller, and he drew
diamond hted sword and cut the capting's
he'd off.
90 that shood liv 10 becum dcd boldly ~
sed the capting. as he fell to the deck. He ex-
pred shortly alterward being fatally killed.
"People ~ sed the noble feler, Z" I'm the Juke
de Moses ~
"Old hoss methinks thow art blowng!" sed
youth of 46 summers, and the Juke cut off his
he'd likewise Don't print eny verses on my
detb in the noosepapers," screamed the unfortu.
nil young man, as he fell dead on the deck I" for
il yer do lie haunt yer"
"People y continncred the Juke, " I alone kin
save you from yon buddy and unprincped
piruisl What hoe there A peck Of oats ~ The
oats was immejitly brawt. The Juke took them
into the towpatb. In mint the leading hoss
htcht TO the Prut Bote cum along, stopt, and
commenced fur to dcvour the oats The driver
swore aud hollered at him terrible, but he
wouldn't bulge inch. Meanwhile the Sary
Jane, her hosses on the clean jump, was fast
leavin the Pirut ship
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

IMPROVED MAIL ARRANGEMENT--In letter to
the Sacramento Union, Deputy State Mail Agent
Ferguson states that hereafter when necessary
the Atlantic mail for the northern portion of the
State will be forwarded on Sunday, thus giving
people their mail matter at least twenty four
hours sooner
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

ROBERT A man named Mulholland, with the
above prefix, has been sent to the San Francisco
Court of Sessions for burglariouS attempt at the
back window of house. He only wanted TO
see a female, he says.
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United States Of America
State OF California, County Of Trinity,
North Fork Township.

T PHEBE YOUNG, married woman, residing
L, in this State, desirous of availing myself of
an Act passed April Is, A. d. 1852, to authorize
married women to transact business in their own
name sole traders, hereby give notice that
intend to carry on a general business in farming
and stock-raising, buying and selling the same,
for my own use aud benefit, under the amount of
$4,000, capital invested her
PHEBE x YOUNG.
453w. mark.
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The Philadelphia Press says: A Mrs. Prescott
Lawrence of Winhall, w. died few days since
of consumption, and number Of the family
had previously died of the same disease, the fam
lily went through the superstiious farce of burn
ing the lungs, heart and liver of the deceased.
to prevent any more from dying of the same dis
ease
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

We see by our lower country exchanges that
G. e. Fisher, editor of the Red Bluff Beacon a
sprightly and very readable paper since under
his CONTROL is candidate for Sergeant-at-Arms of
the Senate. There are four good reasons why
his claim should be honored lie is an indestruc-
tbe Democrat, iirst-rate fellow, is we'll quail
fed and last, but the best of all, he is printer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

IREKA.-llenry Keeier, telegraph operator, re.
turned from repairing trip last Monday after
noon. The line between here and Yreka was much
out OF repair, but was placed in good working
order by Mr.. keeler. lie informs us that with
the issue OF last Saturday the publication of the
lreka Union was suspended We have not re-
ceived the last copy, but are told that the paper
did not pay the publisher had exhausted his
means in supporting paper for the people of
that county, aud concluded to quit. Editor Nc
Donald asserts in his closing article, that it is a
loss OF six months labor with him.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

CoUNTY OF TRINITY,
n orth Fork Township. appeared
l Y before me, Phebe Young. satisfactorily pro-
ven to me to he the person described herein, and
who executed the foregoing notice, and for the
use and purpose therein mentioned Given un-
der my hand and seal this 10Th day of October,
A. d. 1859. THOMAS FOYE
[I.s.l Justice OF the Peace
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

RIGHT--1he newspaper man should be no more
entitled to the privilege of riding in stage coach
es or steamboats, free, or of stopping at hotel
without paying bis bill than the doctor. lawyer
or mechanic On the other hand he should have
The right to speak iavorably or uniavorably OF
men aud things as be finds them. II dead head
ing anu pulling were done away with. and the
saline rules enforced with the craft that are Gus.
t0mary among other classes Of men, this could
be DONE Mountain Messcager.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

The ANGELS Took HM.-Every body here re.
members the sweet, bright face of little Willie
Myers, adopted child of Mr.. aud Mrs. b. +. My
ere. Willie is dead the Sabbath school children
oi jackson, Amador county, followed the little
remains to the graveyard on the 10th of this
month, and deposited flowers over the grave that
was to hide from them forever their little depar.
ted companion Willie was years and s months
old, and died of pntrid sore throat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

ANOTHER MASSACRE on THE PLAINs.-Judge
Eckles writes to the Carson Valley Enterprise,
that about the lst of September party of Iowa
emgrants were attacked by Indians and disguised
white men twenty-five miles west of Fort Hall.
Nineteen men, women and children made up the
party, five of whom have been found dead, two
children yet missing the other eleven were res
cucd by U. S. soldiers. One of the killed was
named Mottomore, the father of the two missing
children. That the attack was led by white dew
lis of Brigham Young's organization, there is no
doubt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

DENvER.--ln point Of ability, we hold GEN
DENVER IN the very front rank among the States
men 0i the nation. lie possesses the sound sense
The extensive information and thorouph knowl
'dge OF the practical workings of our form of
government, joined to large experience and
powerful influence at Washington, that at this
time, in our opinion eminenty qualify him to
represent California in the United States Senate.
-SLasla HeyaId
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

THE California Farmer tells Of "A sheep which
was shcared at the Santa Clara Fair, and yielded
forty-t~o and one half pOunds of wool? The ed
itor of the Marposa Gazetie wants to buy it for
a sadde-animal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

Coon ARGUMENT" You must admit" said a
gentleman to an atheist at a rich repast. ''that
there is great genius and thought in the prepara-
tion of that dish you are enjoying so much"
Admirable - replied the atheist. " Well, may
then ask, are you prepared TO deny the exis-
tence of the cook
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

PoINT BAR.-Dan. Bennett, who is spending a
few weeks in the country, writes that the river
rose IA feet one day last week. Several grizzlies
have lately been killed in Bennett Cook orchard
and vineyard, preferring Rambos" and I" Isa-
bellas' TO Manzanita berries The letter was
thoroughly soaked when received it, and
there may be mistake Of few feet in the river
rise. The Indians there are laying in a winter
supply of Salmon.
EAsTMAN's AND BoLT's HmL-Assemblyma
Lawrence tells US that more mining will be done
in those places this winter. than ever The ditch
TO the latter place has been enlarged, and the
mines pay from $40 to S25 day.
Snow on THE MOUNTAINs.--Stuarts Fork noun
tains are as white as in mdwinter. On the divide
between Minersville and Trinity Center, consid
cradle snow has fallen in the past few days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

Hos. EDWARD NEBLErT.-The STANDARD of
Monday publishes list Of passengers on board
The steamer Cortez received overland among
Which are lion. Ed. Nebet and lady. AT the
time OF writing this the Cortez is thirty four days
out, and just fear for her safety is apprehended.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

The best Purifier OF the Blood III N h's
Yellow Dock and lodide of Potass.
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ST. CHAR LES
TOnSOrial and Bathing Establishment

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform the
l. citizens of Weavervile that he has fitted up
the above establishment, one door below the ST.
Charles where he will continue business.
E1- Hot, cold and shower Baths after Monday
next. HENRY JOSEPH
Weaverville, Nov. &c, 1859 45td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

THE John L. Stephens took out 6lO passengers
last Monday. No opposition steamer sailed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

Sacramento papers says that Gen. Scott left on
the John L. Stephens. last Monday. He declined
any escort or ceremony. Gen. Harneys conduct
has been disavowcd by him, and matters placed
on the same footing as before the occupation of
San Juan Island by him.
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SEND THEN THE OTHER WAYNE are asked
to say to lower country publishers that their ex-
changes to the Northern californian. Union, Hum-
jam" at the Weaverville post Office. 1t may
not be generally known hat Congress made no
appropriations for sustaining California mail
routes last winter, and a. one of the consequent
Cos. Contractor Shatcr has quit conveying the
Weavervlle aud Humboldt mail, after tulhlling
his contract for one year without receiving any
compensation. Consequently papers aud letters
for Humboldt sent to this Office have to be re-
turned to San Francisco, and take lbe chances of
getting there eventually by the coast route. Re
member publishers.
p. P.S.-Since the above was in type, post mas
ter ONonner has been instructed to contract for
n weekly mail service on the above route. Due
notice will be given of such contract, if made.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

JCMPNG AT CoNCLUsIoNs.-Ilorace Greeley, in
one Of his letters, says:
or course. do not suppose that the gold mines
of California will ever be thoroughly worked out
certainly not in tho next thousand years yet
do not anticipate any considerable Increase in
their annual production, because deem $780,
000, 900 per annum as much as can be taken out
at profit under existing crcumsl lances.
If Horace was near enough TO answer immedi-
ately, we should ask how the above conclusion
was arrived at, aud what prompted it. Does he
mean to say that the hidden treasures Of Califor-
mia have all been dscoveTed--all the quartz and
placer dggngs have been found which ever will
be If so, stop, for that kind of talk don t sound
well to Calilornians whose experience is more
extensive, aud opinions more liberal. People
here will get TO think with the editor OF the
Tailey Tan, if you keep on.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

MATRIMoNY IN MARIPosA-Several youngsters
have within the past week forsaken their mascu-
line acquainiances, and it is to be hoped, some
of their old habits, and put themselves in charge
of the female sect. Several of the lunatcs have
favored us with luminous arguments in favor of
the Institution; the substance of which appear red
to be, that it was cheaper. On asking what was
cheaper, we were gravely informed that the po-
tatoes beans pickles, cheese, dry goods, leather,
and all the concomitants of eating, drinking and
wearing, necessary to the preservation of these
our earthly tabernacles, could be furnished for
two, particularly il they were zone iesh,"
cheaper than for a singular masculine subject to
the temptations of this life and further that
there were many very "preshus' joys, love, and
many hidden delights experienced that the world
knows not OIL Gazette.
A great difference is noticed in the conduct of
Mariposa and Weavervle youngsters" The
injunction TO marry and multiply" is not needed
here, although the facilities are easy, and the
material abundant. Here scores of grown-up
ninnies are dragging out life of single blessed
ness, while the girls are dying to marry" The
last paragraph may result in mischief to us, but
we had the quoted declaration from one who has
been a girl, and may be, having suffered from
masculine tardlness, is supposed to know.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

CHINESE EvIDEACE.-We are led to the belief
that Chinese testimony, even in the trial of their
own countrymeD, isn't worth continental aud
shoud not be taken. The Cinnamon sworn as
witnesses in the late trial OF All Tape, some Of
whom were sworn by the Chinese and some by
the American form of oath. would have convc-
ted anybody by their evidence Their minds
were seemingly made up to answer every ques-
tiOn TO the prisoners detriment. A Chinaman
has no idea of the real nature or sacredness of
the oath he takes. and our opinion is that in an
swering questions they lose sight OF the oath en-
tirely. and do not scruple TO swear falsely when
their object is to convict a cOuntryman of an OPP
posing party. The answers in All Tapes case
reminds us Of the trial of a colored man in Bal
timore. where a small white boy called as
witness, who when questioned whether he knew
the nature of an oath, replied" Yes, sir; TO
swear agin the nigger -
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G u n S M [ T III IN G. !
Lien Notice.

A LII PERSONS HOLDING OR CLAIMING
"A Liens on the following described property,
viz One frame house and lot, located on the
east side Of Main street. in the town Of Weaver
willie. county OF Trinity, and State of California.
known as the "Dana,'' and now occupied by
Love & Brown, are hereby dDly notified to he
and appear in III" court of d. Webster Clegg, on
Saturday. Dec. 10th, 1859, at 10 o'clock, q. NJ.
and to exhibit then and there the proofs Of said
Liens, according to an Act to amend an Act en-
titled "an Act for securing Liens to Mechanics
and Others" passed April 10, 1856, and approved
April 22, A. d., 1858. BY order Of said Court,
o. PETERSON.
l.. LINNENBAUM.
Wcavprvile, Nov. Is, 1859. 443is
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About o'clock on Thursday night the dwell
ling-house of p. 7. Tuthill, at Shepard & Goss'
saw-mil, one.balf mile below town, was discov-
cred on fire, and consumed before assistance could
be had. The house was occupied by Mr.. Omar
Morton and family. Mr.. Morton had left the
house for short time. leaving Mrs. Morton and
little daughter of Mr. Daniel Osgood. years
old, alone. The first persons who arrived at the
house found the little girl some distance away.
and across the gulch near by. Search was made
for Mrs. Morton, but her charsed remains were
only discovered after the building was entirely
consumed.
How the fire commenced, or how the little girl
escaped is all a mystery. She says she ran out
at the burning building. and knows nothing of
Mrs. Morton. Her feet ard clothes were slightly
burned, and her face covered with SCOT or some
other substance. showing that She must have had
n narrow escape. The sad news of Mrs Morton's
death cast a gloom over the Thanksgiving party
assembled at Fagg's hall. Mrs. Morton has resi-
ded in this county for four years, aud came here
from Humboldt county. Justice Clegg summoned
q jury of fifteen citizens on Friday morning, who
returned verdict Of accidental death.
THE funeral Of Mrs. Morton will take place
from the Union Church on Sunday at 1 o'clock.
Friends and citizens are invited to attend.
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cor N II Y.

LEwsToN.-Frank Britain is about to start a
trading post there. River mining has ceased for
the winter Nunnallys ditch is full of water,
and more miners are wanted to use it. Mr..
Thomas, who had his leg broken by fall from
Nunnaly's hume, is getting well. The Chinese
chapel is undergoing repars--is to have an organ
and ctoir, Rev. All Cab informs us. Ransom a.
Co. supply all the country round with beef. pork,
etc. Jas. f. lloadlpy intends to manufacture n
great quantity of lumber at his mill this winter,
TO supply river and other miners next year. The
newly discovered mines, back of Hoadcys,
promise to be extensive and rich. Some of the
Portuguese miners are making from S5 to $40 to
the hand. Phillips Co. are bringing ditch to
The new diggings.
KENTUCKTAN IN LUcK.-Evcrybody will be glad
to hear that Jacinto" has discovered what he
believes to be boundess quartz lead. somewhere
in the neighborhood of the mouth of Indian
Creek. A friend of his represents him as having
"squatted" on large projecting rock, whore his
tent is pitched. We have seen specimens of the
stone, which seems to he a fine quality Of lime
stone, but thoroughly tinted with yellow specs.
NoNE of the bridges on upper Trinity were in.
jured by the late freshet.
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, IN PUR-
l Y suance of law, that on ..
Saturday, December 18th,

A. D., 1852 between the hours of o'clock, a..
m. and o'clock, p m at the door of the Court
House in Weavervile, Trinity county, Califor.
mia, will proceed to sell at public sale to the
person who will take the least portion thereof
and pay the taxes and charges due thereon, all
the real property and Improvements described in
the following delinquent list, and that will fol.
low said sale by seizure and sale of any property
found in my SAID county, belonging to any deln-
quent Taxpayer, as below described.
nlnquals, Description Property. Ant Property and Taxes
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WILLIAM II. DovE& CO.,

om strea, tsw doors ao,d # Pennsylvania aesase
DEC leave % announce to the citizens of Wash
~ nglo that they prepared orders
which they may be In lhe A sfttf 'tAttt
9di oafla aDABiSe, GAS, AND srgalFTrr1SG cd 80
sipcss, The saper
ski workncn froa e North whore experience
raadc tIcr amiiar with all
they have spared neither trouble the very
inye aensiyn stock CHANDELIERS other gas
-alflif'L
ID B. s attention, psonpiness orders aud
r prcoa induce hope q share public patronage
Dec 25--u tfa D. fffH 1Fttlaz3 sggfa HHt l. vlas
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THE WASHINGTON UNION,


raRoM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALI. PARTS
n oF the wtHT SOUTHWEST, AND NORTrwEsr.-HArfI
ssRg AND ONO RAIIRoAD wINrfR ARRANGEMENTS
Two daily exosp sunday
ugtan iOiioun ta stnaN s8f ~ ssi
s Mail tram starts at A. 5nday exccpts
I'M closely Washington Junction. for Cumberland and
2a Ine Chicago Express
yhDxon 3s0s rsucing tsnrn day,
and eouuopng directly
,sou,hwe and tor ~. Louis, Ksnsae &c. - ~ .g..
no daylight
othar ths7 co. Sao train from Washington lie
oVor tumbsrisRa Pedsuoat. gfst AaFs "a ~ alafas
yof Virginia road
tbo ~ ~ a'e.-ff - t+AH-t' ?. .9t't"e = t
arous aud hagexgs chcoks all quarters
S,her possibio cty viii BE- oaad this tl gsdl
Way passengers Tor the ain of the baltimore Ohio
road wii save Washinston follows. '
FOR ali poaas Washington take the
ys5 train X gftsII SlB iEaW 3hl ea giaEgHl
For saqna bstwscn whscing, 40
train. ~ i F't - - -. 80. =. w..
-,sti4 sssft saaF --sd asfaH sl fllatflf Is3f
s-g5 m FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST isbisa sssa
Ieayo Washington Baltimore 6.l0 74s
and D. sandsy als.&o, y M only. N iis sisuHl
70 6.60 a. and 30 aud $780,
On sunday at 4.90, a. m, only
Ts5 30 oaly VIII stations and for
napOls connections, fE..t l3
The 745 and $40 the efconncouns trains Tor
West the 6.1o ~, and $40 trains ior the East
inquire the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket odice, Of riios II. PARSONS, Agent washington
oct 8 e va Master OF transportation baltimore.
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wi be
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IL IMMELL, H0USE&-rhis nice and commodious
IN house has completed, and viii be for the
con Of guests 2 This house will abound with
forts equal IN respect THIS other city
the har win be supplied with tan brs of uors ~ al ns hnve
eagcd MI ~ " Gupel and anperintcnd te hors" c
well known 10 the travelling community The knne iiose ~
s'uaea on street hciwrcn AZ md 5 ssrer IN c Immediate
vicinity ofthe National Hotel and The railroad dnro,
dt.a .lfl4.N .Nrsl "A. r. RnfMfJI. Proprietor.
Nov fp--ly~ " " CAMrRrfI- Superintendent
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IrNErEp srATEs PATENT OFFICE.

~ WASHINGTON, january 10, 1852
on THE PETITION OF East Bgelow of Boston Mass pray
the him the 10th
1875 for Power looms for Weaving ais &c.
years from the oad patent which takes place
the 10th day OF April, 1s6e-~ a35at s trr6 e aF
the said petition be heard the Once
Monday IL O'Clock, all
nsed appear and show they have why said
tion ought be granted. Faff .sst nl 'f-s
Persons opposing the extension required 10 file IN the Patent Of
nee their otns specially set forth in writing least cny dnys
hearing filed either party
used at the said hcang must be taken AMI sccordance
with Office which VIII be furnished application
testimony win be closed the 9TH March,
papers relied testimony
Office before Tho Of that day the arguments IL
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also be published in the Union Washing
Boston, three
said publications to be least sixty days before the 2r March
next the day of hearing
ff arn Hq D. JOSEPH HOLT,
49, HHss - ~ Commissioner OF Patents.
sEtcrs above papers win please copy and their
bills 10 the Patent once with containing ihis notice
Jan 12-tawaw 80 #
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
T,yoR RENT either furnished or upf.rp

T,oR RENT, either furnished or unfurnished and
IL by the sssr shorter period,
and Third streets occupied during e ht by
Hun Mr. Hammond United naios
quire of DAVID A. HALL.
Noy o--eodu ei't-t -f % @ No i06 @ street.
LNOR RENT.-The Front Parlor and Bed Room at
IL 1,acilod, kdwo A. iaurcnees store
desirable the
paftrents and wilasd Hotel Also
all iurnshcd Apply 10 kIDWfII, LAURENCE
NOV io--3la~H f., lllh
TT,0 LET-The three-story brick house No. 423
Einh street bot~ecn and " Has bathroom gas Reul
Sza isaare on the premises, f-.ts ~ ta Nov Soft
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