Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-08


All through Heaven, millions of leagues beyond
the Throne, golden harps are resoundtng and
from every arch and battIement Celestial trum
piers are waving palms of victory, and shouting
to the slumbering dust OF earth" Now is Christ
risen from the dead The Heavens and the
Earths are full of his Glory F."
A SAN JUAN correspondent Of the Sierra Dem
ocrat states that the local paper the Press, some
times omits to mention important circumstance
He then proceeds to relate what the Press intel
lgently related three months ago There is
hardly communsty in California where, at least,
thirteen persons might not be found who could
edit a newspaper better than the person whose
duty it is-so they Think and thinking so harms
nobody.
SACRAMENTO CuURCHEs.-1here are thirteen
churches in Sacramento Congregational with
95 members Baptist, Rev. J. S. Shuck, pastor
125 members Episcopal, 81 members Meth
odst with 142 members Catholic large mem
bership, but not numbered African Methodist
26 members Chinese Christian, l6 members,
baptiscd and admitted by the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Shuck- Union.
CoNTINGENT IosPITALITY.-Geo d. Prentice
was invited to lecture at Jackson, Mississippi
the wise men Of the place met and passed this
resolution:
Whereas, George D. Prentice is brilliant man,
And is coming TO lecture in Jackson soon
,oJ tbic Hall iC nt his nd.
Prooided, we don't want it that afternoon
THE Weavervile Lyceum meets every Satur-
day night at Justice Murphy's office. The sub
iect Of discussion this evening is" Resolved
that Miners claims should be taxed" We sup
pose that vigorous negative will be pronounced
This is a rational manner of dsposing of long
winter nights most creditable to members.
AMERICAN LINIMENT- Manufactured and sold
by George Bradley, of Trinity river Express. To
cure coughs, erysipelas, dyscntery, burns, flesh
wounds and variety of ailments 1t is pronoun-
ced effective by persons who have tried it. We
know of a three years. case Of chronic dysentery
completely cured by this preparation.
LOST BRorHER-Elizabcth Phillips, of Abing-
ton, Knox county, H., wants to hear of her bro
thcr, Joseph Phillips, who used to work on Trim
ity river. He formerly belonged to an Indiana
Lodge Of Odd Fellows. Is he known to the
brethren here
THE weather here, this week, has been intensely
cold. In the mornings every tree and bush is
white and bending with load of frost, and ice
formed in the shade at mid day. During eight
years residence in the mountains we have never
felt colder weather.
DISTRICT CouRr DEcIsIoN.-The tedious case o
"Watson & Cooper against Ware and others,
was decided last Monday in favor of the last
named party. Judge Daingerfeld's opinion oil
the case will be printed in the next number oil
this paper.
NOTABLE MPRovEMENT.-The Mountain .Messen
hirty t,co original articles, occupying nearly the
entire sheet 1t exhibits most commendabe am.
bition to excel, and is altogether successful.
THE PRIDE or GREECE.-Helenc, daughter Of
Marco Bozarris, once esteemed the most beaut
full of Greek maidens is now living at Athens
creating great sensation among tourists. She
is married toa Frenchman, and is mother of sew
cral beautiful children.
DONATION VIsT.-Citzens of Yreka visited
the Methodist minister, Rev. Z. a. Iazen, left
$500 with him, and had good time.
jews IN SACRAMENTo.-Th are about 300
Jewish residents of Sacramento, 100 of whom
attend Synagogue.
"SwA LAGER."-Thrteen thousand and two
hundred gallons of lager beer are manufactured,
weekly, in Sacramento.
RAscALs' RECORD.--Forty-n y-nine Sacramentans
{" took the benefit of the Insolvent Act" last
year
FROST remained on the trees all day Thursday
though the sun shone brightly the whole day.
ATTENTION is directed to Frost & Trask'i
Blacksmith notice; they are frstrate workmen.