Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
HOM E R E COR D.

notcal campaign. 1t will be commenced direct
IL. on a day indicated by the publisher. Mr.. Pile
formerly edited an influential journal at Lexing
hon, in Missouri and we are informed by other
rsidents of that State that he is eminently fitted
10 conduct q paper that will be valuable and
creditable to the party he is a man Of capacity
and upright life he has obtained the use of
printing appliances in the JOURNAL Office and
being himself a thoroughly instructed printer as
well as intelligent editor, cannot fail to render
Important service to the party. 1t gives us plea
sure to introduce Mr.. Pile to the profession of
ths State we are not presenting an unworthy
person. 1t would destroy the intent Of this jour
bal to make it a party organ, and would disobige
many persons who support it generously. Let
democrats interested in this election subscribe
small amount to assist the publisher at the start
tit is their duty the success of candidates de-
pend upon it then let citizens give the publisher
liberal subscription and advertising support
His paper will be published on Wednesdays, so
That citizens will have semi-weekly print of
local news Mr. Pile informs us that he intends
10 produce good ne,cspaper, as well as politi-
bal exponent
The publisher of the Journal. has nothing
whatever. to do with the enterprse-nor has the
editor; Mr. Pile pays for the use of type and
presses in the JOURNAL office, and that is the ex-
tent of the association 1t is his own enterprise
Ind we earnestly hope that the democracy will
sustain, aid and assist him in every proper man.
Der,
Court OF SEssIoNs-MAY TERM.-A grand Jury
MAS summoned, (under the new law.) consisting
oi sixteen persons to wit JAS Garoute, S. B.
Hays, A. Mitchell, W. W. Tinnin, L. L. Boord,
Frank Wheeler, D. II. Trufant, p. Mcclure, DAN
Rowland, II. H. Gray, W. X. Yancey, H. F. Net
neon, A. j. LOOMS, B. F. Trask Bernard Brady
El George Williams, foreman, who found one
B fdictment against two Cinnamon, All Con and
Ah Sing, for grand larceny, which was submitted
q a jury, who found defts guilty: npon which
i d. Court adindged imprisonment of three years
ench. in the State prison. Deputy sheriff Cass
Started below on Wednesday, with the prisoners.
WRECK OF MATTER AND CRUSH OF WAGON
WHEETs-M Messrs. A. Mitchell and Lew Ludwig
"gin out to return in buggy from the Pavil-
ion when passing certain point perverse
stump ran across the road, intercepted the vchi-
dc and smashed one of the wheels Mitchell
exhibits the largest fragment yet discovered ; it
B an inch and half long and about one eighth
of an inch thick. This is a proper time to sur-
FPs vcly observe that four hundred and fifty
gallons of lager were destroyed during the festi-
The German Festival closed al sun down on
Saturday; it was a magnificent affair, and is and
hould be an occurrence Of great national pride
10 the originators and conductors There was
nthng, whatever, Of indecorous misconduct but
hore was prOdigious hilarity and unbroken good
hmor. The like has not been before seen in the
ini'r.or--t cvcrlled last years fate immcaSura-
iy. We suppose labor counted at ordinary wa
R>, the preparation did not cost less than five
fhousand dollars.
pNDrAN ARCHERY. At the " Magnolia" saloon
mr. is bow, taken from Humboldt Indians
Wch it requires very strong man to bend-the
mncr must have been a savage Hercules Some
d the Rangers state that at one time they placed
ad' ad deer seventy-fve yards distant. aud an
indian archer sent an arrow through the body of
the animal and several yards beyond.
I'VE Coon SAMAEITAN.-Mr. Griffith, familiarly
ml respectfully called " Old Man Griffith" him
N an invalid, is instant in attention to young
mn who is slowly wasting from consumption
H has the chamber, which will soon be one of
death, in the incest order, and leaves no soothing
mention to the sick man unprrformed.
BEFoRE COUNTY JUDGE-AT CHAMBERS Thurs
M, May 10, lS59-In the matter of VIM. Nc
Wanr. on habeas corpus-The prisoner was
hpught mp on petition of Timothy Coggshall,
AM there being no sufficient ground upon which
tofound the Judgment of the court below it was
rod hat tho npion hn
Tue Democratic Central Committee met on
Wednesday, their proceedings are self-explana-
Wg. We understand the intent TO be that none
W persons who voted the regular democratic
Wkct ut the last election may participate in ac-
uW of primary meetings. good deal of inter
eWwas felt in the result of their deliberations,
NEw BUsTNEss.-ObserveM Mr. Clegg's announce.
mat of business at his depot of news, stationery
and various things. He deserves favor, for he
aas economically and industriously arranged his
ropms with his own hands. He displays life-like
enferprse He has private room where letters
mg be written in quiet.
NoNvULsIoNs,-On Thursday afternoon Mr.. A.,
Wcbell, while conversing in front of his store,
leu suddenly in commissions, to the great alarm
ofhis friends. He was waited on by DR.. Gordon,
W we are glad to say, has recovered
! delermination of blood to the head.
THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES. This evening
! Fbay-and tomorrow night the San Francisco
Mnstrels will perform at the Weavervile Thea
! teE On Monday night the Alleghanians and
svlss Bell Ringers will appear. Both of the par
~ are performers of merit.
HDEx OF TRADE.-The pages of this paper
AoF a remarkably active business, much in ad
vauce of last years exhibition. The columns of
aHspectable local journal are nfallibe indices
home enterprise and prosperity.
IhE Robinson Family played here five nights,
m part of the time to good houses on Satur-
I night the house was full. They have gone
mIreka.
~ has made its appearance, and is extensively
W. for personal irrgating purposes. Within
@t there is snow enough TO bury all the inhab-
WIS half a mile deep.
4AsT night, Chnamau, having been annoyed
a 'hers, struck an inoffending person in the face
~ shoe, and got knocked down for it,