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Persons In an part of the world may be sueeess.
Iully treated by forwarding correct detail of their
case, with the remittance for medicines etc
Address lr. AMOS and son, corner Main and
~u"S N"ees' bunaio' NJ T. 1an1-dawly
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INDICATED
Strengthening Flahters II

THESE Plasters are excellent remraies
IN cases OF pain and we .Kness in the eide
oreaAt or baoki also rheumatic affections, c,utLsi
asthma sprAns, bi utea, and kidney OF spinal a6t g.
uons The Arniea, GAlbanum, Piicb, Poor Mans
ana hemiook Pas era, are Manufactured Of vHrious
Sizes on kid or cloth, and Poor Mans on paper, BY
8. A. GRIFFITH,
81, Broadway, Cincinnati.
and supplied 20 dealers and drnsgists on A. sood
taf9s a. any manufacturer In the UEltsd stAtes'
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Railroad Time Table.

Trains arrive and depart as follows.
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From Venezueia.
PnILApELPHIA. july %

PHILADELPHIA, July "A.
The bark Rowena has arrived at Vene-
zuela, with President Paez, und u nu mber Of
other prominent Venezuelans, returning IN
consequences of political tr u lie.
Venezuela Is Unsettled Factions have di-
vided the country and are cou,iuua Ly Rybt-
ing. President Castro had appointed II6.r-
al ministers, Amanda, Bendon, Echandla
and General SIlvO, all friends Of the reyu-
luton. They had sent cUmmlssi toner's t IT,
ohiettains OF the insurgents To treat anu
make convention. Gen. Castro's position
seemed very precarious, the public treasury
being exhausted and confidence lost
The port OF Lagularu was closed the day
the kowena lett, and the custom house buaI
came alter her when she was under sull.
Great difficulty was experienced in Pu.r,
tn Cabella 10 load vessels. There are nu
working men, and the roads were bloekad ed
by the insurgents.
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Later from Mexico.
w ARLINGTON, ..

WARRINGTON, July "a
Tho Liberal Government of NIX &C
through its agents IN the United States, hu, g
just concluded contract Tor the supplV
Minnie and Sharpe rides, oannons aud sm-
munltion to suit them. These will be for.
ward'd TO MeElco by the lst of next Sep
tember.
1t Is not yet known here whether the
American volunteers will be accepted, as
Lordo has not arrived, and the character OF
MS instructions has therefore not been as-
certained. These warhke stories NAV su,
percede the necessity for ex;raneous aid,
except as to competent officers, there beng
a suthciency OF Liberals ready to take the
held as the rank and file
Letters have been receiyed here from va,
ri"us quarters, the writers expressing atl
anxiety to raise volunteers Tor the service OF
the Liberals, in any number wished.
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doses, viii strengthen and build 1t up
nj rapidity.
IL one ofthe, 'lpfincip'i regulators oitho
,and when n q pefiUiniH Its ibLctiULs
owera OF the IBy stem afUiuiil UeNtiJp-
Omaoh 10 al 'mOst entity Lti itLttht
thy action OF the Liver iUf thr pitltf
e OF It's func- Z Iuuns, Nhth Tie stomach
the bowels are At iauit, ANT tht WLOie
ers In eoDse- . qut uct ui Une OigHL-tLe
ring ceased TO do its uuty tUt the
thai organ, 2 one OF the lrupuetUtH
his STUDY iin a prhctict u n.Utt than
IRE, to hnu = some remedy NheItWith
Ict the many >, dtrangtmohtht TO which IL
thatthia re- = lmedy 10 AZ last found, any
ubled with LIYEh COMPLAIN, in any
,, mas but tUlp~ try bottle, anu eonvio-
lma remove lNlall morbid or bad matter
ystem, sup l-lplying m thelc place
y OF Bile in- lsigOrating the stomach,
~ TO uigestle well, PURIFYING TAR
ng tone ant - hcalth TO the whole ma
moving thel cause OF the diheRse--ef-
dicai cure. -
]. cured, and what ia better,
p by the 90 loaeiona. use o, the LivER
after eat. ling Is suflclentto relieve
N and pre- l-vent the iOOd from rising
dose taken . AT night; loosensthe bow 4
and ouret ElCOaTIvLEEss.
taken aftei ,eacn meal Will cure Dys-
Of two tea spoonfuls viii always re-
e taken tor = female obstruction re-
'"use oil the diseasos ana makes per-
dose imme- = diately relieves cHoLic,
often re- lpeated 10 a sure cur for
"a preventative OF CHo1.-
bottle ls' = needed TO throw out OF
the eheots' IOi medicine alter long
taken for jAUNDicE removes all SAL
unnatural ~ color from thesK
taken a short time before eating
70 the ap- 10 petite, and MAKES f od di-
often re- |" lpeated cures CHRONIC DE-
ita worntl iorme, while SUBMIT and
complaints yield almost 10 the IN Il dose
Two dosesle les Gu es attacks caused by
Chlldren there is o suret safer, or
nedy In thelS world, as It "nevei iAils.n
'ties cures DioPsy, by exciting tho
plearurein recommending this medi-
preventiYelS for FEvEr AND A0UE, ,CHiIL
AZ FE- yErs Of BiLLoUt 1YPI,-
with GER = tainty, and Thousands are
testify to IN itswonderful virtues.
use IL are giving their unanimous
in its favor.
water in the mouth with the InviR-
swallow both together.
LIVER lNNlGOkATOR
TIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is
ng cures, almost too great to bell, We. IL
~ magic, even the first dose giving hen-
dom more than one bottle is required to
40 OF LIVER Complaint, from the " orst
Dyspepri to n conn Headache, all of
he result oi DlSI AsE LIVER.
,lcE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
kp, Proprietor, $40 LroaIway, N. YORK,
All Drnggiste. sold also Oy
'EUsTHOFF,
GRoNEwEG x STEWART
Wy Day ton, ONO.
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WashIngton Items.

WAsHiNGTcN, July "a.
There was an extraordinary meeting OF
the Cabinet yesterday, called. it is under,
s'o9d, ~ consider the dispatches just receiv.
ed from Mi ulster McLane, relative to Mex.
can affairs.
The members of the different legations
from Europe have had several reunions In
the glorlncation of the news of tha srmis.
'lce, ana to show their appreciation Of the
continued peaceful relations among their
respective soverelgns. Tue jubilants, how
ever, uld not include the French, Austrian
ana Sardlnian ministers, who are absent
from Washington
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HnrRg 1. nRoWr, AZ lNwr
BROWN & IRWIN.


0EALERsfN luNt Alta IRON NAILS,
~ steel Anviih vices, nallows, Filts, springs and
ANlra, IN eli their ynrieuea, std Manufacturers
Of Noves aud follow Ware by moot approved pat
terms al of which VIII be cold 90 the most reason.
Bile otormn.
We are the successors Of samuel n. brown, AZ his
old stand on the corner OF First aad Min streets,
Head Of the 1ssia, Dayton, ohio. our founderJ is
the foot Of Ludlow street.
Manufacturers a nnchintsts,
Willnndat BROWNS IRwtNis 4 general assort-
ment OF HEAVY Bar and sab Iron steel, etc
Blacksmtths,
will hnq AZ BROWN IRwINis the best Of Bar,
Horse shoe aud Nall Rod Iron, ~ %, Rasps, Bell
lows, Nices Anvlla, and other Tools.
CnrrtnRe eand wagon Makers.
vii md A. BROWN fRwINiS aiarge assortment
Hub Bands, Carriage and Tire Bote, etc.
PtOw and Harrow Walkers,
VIII ind at BROWN and fRwIN's a large assori
ment OF Slab steel and slab iron, Of various sizes.
COoDers,
Will ind At BROWN and IRWIN's a large tot OF
HOOP ana Band Iron. feh25-daWly
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NEW TREAT TN ENT.
P RI VATE
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE | |

4 the Buffalo Private Hospital Estab-
Al lished for the cure of Syphi is SsmlnAl " esk-
ness and the Secret lnfrmltes OF Youth and Nlatu-
corner OF Main and Quay streets, (up stairs)
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An instrument for the cure of genital Debility or
mai weakness, etc. Can be permanent, cuieu in
rom MT EN- days to two months BY the use OF this
instrument, when used conjointly with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TARE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR.. AMOS and SON take pleasure In announcing
that they have invented most impo taRt insIrlee
ment iof the cu OF the above diseases II has been
subjected TO test by the eminent phl in
London Paris, Phi ade phia and New OH; II has
been declared the only useful instrument which has
ever Net been invented, for the OF seminal
weakness, or any disease OF the genital orgRnP
caused sy the seerst habits OF youth. Price Ten Lois
lars, bY Mail or Express.
A CURE WARRANTED
Dr AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peeu lar class OF ma aides AZ
the relief the have conseq uenty been able TO rel
der their il fully and crate
fully acknowledged by convaiescSnt patients and
country, Tor the express purpose only cunsuita-
tions, while their exertiona haveheen crowned with
the most signal advantages, yet rom whst tLev
have experienced in enquiring into the carsrH ~
these infectious complaints, from thei most simple
condition TO that Of the most dangerous anu i'm 81
crate they have alwA sentertai ed the possbiI,tv
OF their prevention and removal an, Iikrwife IN
xariapIy Iquna most horrible and malignant
iorms OF disease could most inVAriabl, be tiAred
70 one oi the following oAuses;-IgnOranee neglect
n oi "r improper treatment
discovering IN the selection OF their remedies a
s1Ie2 eHeotual aud cautious course; omittlng All
combination OF remedies which bear an eotIVocsi
character, as we as those whose premature on ipiu
dleouu Application might be productRe OF bad com
sequences IN tho hands OF private individuals In
shoIt the isudabe end of their "a the less
enlng OF great mass OF human misery by the aiiev
lhtoni relief and prevention OF those grievoua A.
hioiona that are 10 reality the secret foe OF e ana
which, while thei so extensively surround us cali
min ItiOn. 'A'si
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons In an part of the world may be suoeess.
ully treated by forwarding correct detail OF Their
Ease, with the remittance for medicines etc
= Address r. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
<u"S N"ee"' bunaio' NJ T. lan1-dawly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
CHBRIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE O

CHERIFFS SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF AN
~ Execution to me directed and delivered, is
sued out of the 9th Judicial District Court of the
State of California, in and for the county of
Trinity, upon Judgement entered and docleted
therein August 10th, 1859, in the action of e. A.
Kelly against Andrew Waters, O. S. Dyer, H.
Squres and David Morey, duly attested on the
25th day of August, A. d., 1859 have levied
upon and seized a certain Flume for dreaming
the Trinity river, and the mining claims conncc-
ted herewith, situate in the Big Canon. on Trim
ity river, about % miles below the North
FORK, in said Trinity county together with all and
singular the appurtenances thereuntO belonging ;
also, the right, title, interest and claim of A. Wa
ters Of in and to certain mining claims bitches
and fumes, situate on the East Fork, about one
half mile above Christian q John Meck4's trad
ing post, and known as the claims and bitches Of
Mckenna Co. also the interest of said Waters
in and to certain mining claims, situate on the
hill on the west side Of the North Fork, nearly
opposite the mouth of the East Fork of said
North Fork, and known as the claims Of Wells,
Waters Co., and on the
22d day of October,
A. D., 1859, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. at the Court
llonse door, in said county, / will sell all the
right, title and interest of said defendants in the
above described property, at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash.
JNO. B. MAY, Sheriff
BY JoHN CLARK, Deputy.
Weaverville, Sept. "a, 1858. 36
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE, NJ. E. CHrRCH-From
the last number of the Christian Advocate, we
gather the following summary Of Conference
proceedings. Conference opened on the 18Th
inst. at Petaluma Appointments for Mount
Shasta District for the coming year, as follows ::
Presiding Elder REy. n. REAsoNER Weaver
Vile, Rev. J. II. Miller Trinity river TO be sup
piled Salmon, John D. Bullock, The subject of
erecting suitable monument over the remains
of Rev Mr.. Brooks, who persisted on Salmon
mountain in the winter Of 1857, was referred to
a special committee. Rev. NJ. C.. Brooks and
Rev. T. Thomas were elected delegates TO the
National Conference Rev. E. Thomas was re-
chosen as editor Of the Christian Adgocafe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
News of the State.

THE Supervisors of Humboldt find after inves-
tigaton, that Jesse Wells, defaultng County
Treasurer, has not accounted for $l2,5l4 54.
The District Attorney will institute immediate
proceedings against his bOndsmen.
TIE next Assembly will be rather one-sided
20 Democrats to 10 opposition.
NED MCGowAN was setting type in the ArizO-
nian Office, at Tucson, Sonora, at last accounts.
NEW diggings, lately discovered on the Sacra-
mento, above Red Bluffs are pronounced by the
Beacon TO be no humbug.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

To BE CoNTESTED-A Sacramento letter writer
says that Mr.. Dudley, who was voted for with
McKibben last year. will proceed to Washington
to oppose the admission of the members elect
this fall The ground taken is, that the Caliior~
MIA Legislature has neglected to district the
State as required by the law Of Congress. or to
comply with the Constitution, which says that
Representatives shall be chosen every two years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
BY TEL E G r A p H (!
(oVFR NORTHERN IINE.l
OF THE SONORA I

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 29, 1859.
The Pacific Mail Steamer Sonora arrived here
at o'clock, last night. No news of Importance
by her.
Gg- The Atlantic mail by the steamer Sonora
will be in Weaverylle on Sunday night-Provi.
dence permitting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

ARE THERE NO YoUNG Men THERE "A gen
teman Of Rumford, Me-, has eleven daughters,
all living under his roof at this day. He says ::
" Here You will find Frances, Lncretia, Julia,
Emma, Mary, Nancy, Althea, Catherine, Susan
and Rosilla, eleven daughters, all living and born
of one mother, who still cares for and protects
them"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

THE BRoDERIcK ECLoGY.-The culogy on Da-
vid G. Broderick, pronounced by John G. Crown
iushield, at the Union Church, last Sunday, is
spoken Of in high terms by those who listened 10
it. A request has been made of the author by
several citizens, to furnish copy for publication
1t will be printed next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
DlSSoIutIon.
WAGON ROAD MEETING.
San Francisco Oct. 3, 1859. 373m

THE DIRECTORS OF THE WEAVFRVILLE
l. Shasta Wagon Road Company will meet at
the JOURNAL office, in Weavervllc, on Monday,
the Sd day of October, for the transaction of bus
iness. By order the Board
d. f, GORDON, Secretary
Weavervillc, Oct. |, 1859. 37ot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

No You DoN'T.-" Jacinto" con.radcts that
he intends TO teach vocal music. in today pa
per Now we know some music, " Jacinto," but
your Missouri sohottische" is the first one we
ever heard Of having words set TO. You made a
mistake, man it's cho ri-ous.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
TO CALF ORNIA CONSUMERS
BILLINGS HAMS!

T DESIRE TO CALL PARTICULAR ATTEN-
i ton of consumers in California to the label or
brand upon my Hams, which in all cases bears a
fac similc" of my signature and is in every re-
spect the same label have used for many years
past.
The unrivalcd reputation my Hams have long
borne in the California market, renders me pX
ceedingly anxious that no Hams packed by other
persons should be mistaken for the well known
and genuine
Horace Billings Hams,
And my present object is to ask consumers, espe
cialy to distinguish my Hams from certain other
Hams, which | learn have this season been sent
to California, on which the name of
y IL l. N q S
has been placed, with label resembling mine in
style, type, &c.
My Hams are cured under my own personal SUI
pervision, and their admitted excellence is owing
to the great care used, and the peculiar prepara-
ton they undergo in curing, by which delicacy of
flavor, preservation Of the juice of the meat, and
freedom from undue saltness are secured.
| confidently assure purchasers of my Hams in
California, that the cure of 1859 will he found Of
the choicest quality and flavor, and fully equal in
all respects 10 any heretofore packed by me for
that market HORACE BILLINGS,
Patentec, BeardstOwn, Illinois.
N. BAH barrels containing the Hams of this
seasons packing, in addition to the usual brand,
will bear the words in red paint,
"Cure of 1850.
CROSBY & DIBBLEE, Agents"
San Francisco, Oct. 3, 1859. 373m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

RED DIUFF-Tho town is said by recent visit
ors 10 present the most lively and busness-ike
appearance of any in the North. Several brick
buildings are going up. and there is every evil
dence of prosperity. " Head Of navigation"
still remains there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

SOLD OUr.--Our friend Mcdaniel, of Ca1on
City, has sold his business to Henry c. Jerrel
and John a. Hail. and now wishes settlement
Of outstanding accounts. Ne. has served the
people of that section faithfully. and hopes and
expects that they will be prompt in settling their
old accounts Ills successors are good men. aud
we wish them prOsperitY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

THE DANA."-This saloon las been reopen
ed by Brown Love, and invites public patron
age 1t is well fitted up, and in every way adap,
ted to accommodate the Weavcrville public. We
are glad the dance-house nuisance, for which it
was formerly used, has been ablted and hope
the Saloon will be properly patronized.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

To BE REdRErTED.-Wea are sorry to learn from
their proceedings, that the NJ. i. Conference
failed TO establish mission at Ferry Bar, con-
trary to "Jacintos" expectations. We hear OF
several thereabouts who are anxious for the wei
tare of their souls
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS FOR HUMBOLDT
DIsTRIcT.--Pres;ding Elder, Wm Morrow Eure-
ka, Chas N. Hinckey; Union, to be supplied {;
Crescent City, James Hunter Smith River,
Thos. Cayton Orleans Bar, Eel river, Mattole
and Bear river to be supplied
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
~

Expiration OF THE PACIFIC NAIL CONTRACT
On the goth ut. the John l.. Stephens carried
away the last ocean mail under the late existing
contract with the Pacific Mail Company. The
original contract made in lS46 for ten years
service, expired in October, of last year. Post
master General Brown, previous TO the expra-
ton, made arrangements to have the mail CON
tinued a year longer. 1t is stated, on the best
authority, that during eleven years the Pacific
company have never lost a mail bag, dollar in
specie, or life by wreck.
How the mail is to be carried hencefortb, we
are not informed. The only provision made from
October lst, 1859, is the johnson contract, which
may be considered forfeited, as no steamers are
ready for the service. The overland mail is the
last resort unless the steamship companies offer
to convey the mails until some permanent ar
rangcrent is effected. People of this State may
soon be forced TO acknowledge the benefit of the
overland mail, that seems the only source on
which we may now positively depend for mail
communication with the East
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

constantly arriving during the past week. FROM
appearances an unusual amount of freight mus
be arriving, which speaks well for the busines!
and prosperity Of our town. Jas. S. Mccain &
Co.. Pierce, Church X Co., W. W. Tinnin a. Co..
II. Hooker, S, Lollman, NJ. Williams * Co. anG
Joseph kohn are receiving large Fall and Winter
stocks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

JUDGE TERRY DISCHARGED on BAIL.-Sherif
O'Neil, of Stockton, arrived at San Francisco on
the night Of the Goth, with Judge Terry in custo-
dy, and placed him in charge of the Chief of Po-
lice of that city. On the following morning he
gave bail in the sum of 100000, and was released.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

CoNvoCAroN or JUsTcEs.-Jno. A. Watson,
county clerk, informs us that meeting Of Justi-
ces elect, to choose Associate justices of the
Court Of Sessions, will be held at the Court Honse
on Monday next, October Sd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

DECEASED NEWSPAPER The Siskiyou Caroni-
Gle breathed its last on Saturday, the 24th ult-
Judging from its "ast words,' it died easy
The Chronicle ceased to exist once before, but
was resurrected to answer Ant-Lccompton pur-
poses during the late canvass. The press and
type have been bought and taken to Roseburg,
Oregon, where the E9press is to be printed, here
after. Roseburg is a Gourishing place, or was
four years ago. and ought TO support a newspa-
per we'll. When We passed there, in '55, it con
tanned one dry creek, one hermaphrodtte mill,
q blacksmith shop, and two quarter-scctions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

USING THE KNIFE-An afray took place in
front of Mitchell's Liquor store on Tuesday, be-
tween Henry Harper and Jack Craven, in which
the lattorWas severely cut-rcceiving four or five
knife wounds in the breast and side. We are told
lhat Craven is not dangeronsY hurt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

Rush CREEK DmcH-Watcr in Nunnally's
ditch is failing. Having enjoyed the hospitali-
ties Of his house, and squirrel dinner last Sun
day, we pronounce his snug little home in the
country good place to repair after the week s
labors. Nunnally understands enjoying life
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

CENsus.-By the arrival of the last overland
mall we are informed that numerous applications
are pending for the Deputy Marshalship for Ia
king the next census, but no appointments will
be made until further legislation by Congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

MRs. SwIssHELM, in her letters TO young ladies,
says that " every country girl knows how to col
or red with madder.p
There is no doubt about that it is always no
tced that the madder girls get the redder they
are.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

Now Is TIE TIME TO BuY-Mr. Dungey offers
his peach crop for sale at prices which Will ena-
BILE every one to buy. The crop is larger and
hetter than ever before, and is ripenng fast
They are the cheapest aud best fruit to preserve
and are offered at Sacramento prices Families
wishing large quantities. can buy them at re
dncnd rAtos
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

"Ir Will HELP THEM on THE HHL."-A
pretty little poem, by WELLS, will be seen on the
first page. 1t did not reach us till Monday, one
week after it was sent--as We are Informed by
the author
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

BONDS FnED.-Tbe new county officers will b
sworn in to-day, Saturday. The bonds of lal
have been filed and approved by the Couht
Judge, as follows:
l. G.. MEssEc, Sheriff, with H. Creenhood, N
T. Griffin, George Williams and j. c. Wood, a
suretics.
NJ. T. GRIFFIN, as Clerk, with r. Mcdonald dn
Jas. Cochran, as sureties as Recorder, with K
Clifford and James Cochran, as sureties; add
tional bond for Foreign Miners Licenses receivc
from State Controller, with ii. Greenhood an,
John Callaghan, as sureties.
A. NJ. KRUTTsCnNITT, Treasurer, with c. Meek
el, Henry Lorenz, Chas. Stanhopp, +. Waller
John Shook, 5. K. Turner and S. Loiiman al
suretcs.
+. ID. KETCHrN, as Assessor, with J. Victory
r. j. Holmes, ID. d. Hamilton, Geo. Yoke, Eer
man Schooner and j. Bender as suretes as 'a]
Collector, with l.. Anderson aud Orson Fox al
sureties.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01
M arried

On the 10Th of September, at the residence of
A, Skilman, Esq, in Shasta, by Hon, VIM. p
Daingerield, Mr.. GEORGE W. DYER, of Douglas
City, Trinity CO., to MISS HATTIE S. Dow, late
of Rockland, Maine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

RIcn CLAINs.-The Red Bar claim, on Trinity
River owned by Anderson, Erskine, Beahm and
McMurry, paid 81 200 last week.
The Turner Bar Co.'S claim also paid about
$1,000 for the week ending Sept. 24th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

'SPECT LIKELY.-A histIionic fellow. who has
heard much about the "Tbeater of War;" sug-
gests that back seats must be desirable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-01

VoTE OF THE STATE.-From the returnsrq
ceivcd-two counties not heard from-Latal
has 58,0 600 majority over Curry Downey 800
over COnness Scott and Burch about 1921
over McKibben and Baker, and Bolts about J.
600 over O'Mcara. A more decided Democrat
triumph was never had in this State. The vOt
for Stanford, Republican candidate for Governor
was about 10000 less than half Latham's ms
jority.