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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29

WHEN TO TAKE Your HAT.-Young men,
a word. We want to tell you when you should
take your hat aud be off. And mind what we
offer, Il is: -,
When you are asked to take drink.
When yoa fud out you are ccurting SLOW
euly aud extravasant grl.
When you Gud yourself IN doubtful conpa-
ny.
When you discover that your expenses run
ahead of your income.
When you are abusing the confidence of
your friends.
When you think you are great deal wiser
than older aud more experienced people than
yourself.
When you feel ike getting trusted to new
suit of clothes, when you haSn't money to pay
for them.
When you don't perform your duty, your
whole duty, and nothing butyOur duty
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29

aGrandmothsr, do you want some nice eau
d;" 49,,
.sYes, my dear child" ;,
s.Then 20 to the store aud buy some, and
will give you scme of 1t.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1859-04-29
SPEECH OF Hes. JOHN HNKNiS,

BEFORE THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNN EN-
TIoN, AT HARRIsBURG. PENN'A, APRIL ID,
1889.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29
Gge Grmltp 1omnal.
WEIVERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, October %, 1850.

DITcH FROM TRINITY RIvER.-Some time ago
a preliminary survey of ditch was made from
Trinity River to the vicinity of Shasta, and the
project pronounced feasible. Want of capital,
however, sufficient TO undertake work of such
magnitude, has, we presume, prevented the par
ties having the matter In hand, from commenc-
ing the work. We are not automatically advis-
ed as to the acts or intentions Of the parties, but
have been informed that they are negotiating
with San Francisco Chinese company for the
construction of the ditch, and with prospect of
success. We have no doubt whatever of the prac-
ticabilty of the project, and if carried out, be-
lieye it could not prove otherwise than highly
beneficial to Shasta.-Herald
And to the great detriment and disgrace of the
people Of Trinity county, the Herald might have
said. 1t must certainly be gratifying to our peo-
pie to know that the waters of Trinity river are
TO be taken over to Shasta, when at one-fourth
the expense of such undertaking they could be
proftably employed in developing the resources
of thousands of acres of rich mineral lands in
the northern portion of this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

LOUISA PAULLTN.-Among news items elsewhere
the efopement of Louisa Paulln is noted. She
is well remembered by our citizens, her parents
having lived here several months about three
years since. She had become great favOrite in
San Francisco as a singer, actress and danseuse,
and her conduct in eloping is unaccountable, as
she has always exhibited the most afectonate
feeling for her parents and has been the means
of supporting them since the accident to her fa
ther, some three months ago The fellow, George
Servcy, aged % years. with whom she left, is said
to be a worthless loaier, whose parents reside in
Rome, n. Y. a power Of attorney has been sent
TO an influential lawyer of New York to have
them arrested. and to take possession OF the girl,
who is only IL years old, wherever found, al
though it is hoped she will be recognized by some
Of the Uncle SANS passengers, and sent back
from Acapulco or Panama.
TAKE NOnCE.-M. Williams d Co. announce a
a new and cheap lot of Fall and Winter Goods.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29
"FRIEND after friend departs,

The above couplet, so sweet, and yet mournful,
was yesterday morning wildly portrayed in the
countenances OF the many friends Of JOSEPH W.
FINLEY. assembled to say a last goodbye. -
Mr.. Finley has been citizen of, and ornament
to our place, for nine years. He came here a
mere youth, with no friend 10 guide him through
the hope destroying vcissitudes Of California s
early days. But from his coming to his depart
ure there is not one act of mis- that himself or
friends can look back upon and wish had not been
done. He goes to his old home in Bates county,
Missouri, a full-grown man, conscious of the bat
tie fought, and the victory he has won, aud he
leaves not one behind who will not unite in say
ing--Joseph, Gods peace be with you !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29
n O I | G. + .

- TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
- MENDOClNO, SS.-We, whose names are
hereto annexed do hereby certify that We have
associated together, as joint stock company, for
the purpose of constructing Turnpike Road be-
tween Cloveidale at the mouth of the Gallon on
Russian River in Sonoma county. State of Cali
tornia, and Wcaycrville, in Trinity county, pass
ing over the most practicable route, including
Ukiah City in Mendocno county, between the
two places above mentioned, and that u meeting
OF the subscribers will be held at Cloverdale, on
Saturday, the 9Th OF NOvcnbcr,
at oclock, p. m, for the purpose Of . prelimi-
nary organization Of said Company, as provided
for by Act Of the Legislature OF the State Of
California, approved May II, 1853, authorizing
the formation Of corporations for the construo-
tion Of plank or turnpike roads"
$. c. HASTINGS, Bcneoa,
G. p. SWIFT, Sonoma,
+. SWIFT, Petaluma.
WM. NEELY JOHNSON, Ukiah City,
DANIEL SINK, Cloverdalc,
j. A. KLElSER, do
j. II. WHITMAN. do
r. HARRISON, Sanel.
CHAS. MlNTURN, San Francisco
October 70, 1859. 4loi.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICE !

LIQUoRs AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.-Mr. A.
Mitchell las returned from San Francisco, and de-
Sires 10 sag that he has purchased and is nor re-
ceicmg tie largest and best assortment of Liquors
erer brought to this county, ohich he soW sell cheap-
G than erer, from glass to a hundred gaIons.-
north Of Sacramento at TWEL We AND ONE
H9LF CENTS 4 GLASS.
Weavervle, October 20. 1859. 10.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

"WE could not have conceived more utterly
miserable, wretched, forlorn looking spot by any
stretch of the Imagination. There are but two
Inhabited buildings two empty ones, potato
patch and the rest is mud."- Crescent Ciy Herqld.
The above is from the Yreka Union. Wherein
thunder is the miserable place of which that is
a description. Eli
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

SAD DEATH.-Mr. Merrill, just in from Hum
boldt' tells us that as party Of emgrants were
crossing the divide above Yager creek, on Satur-
day, horse ridden by lady, took fright, and
threw her, injuring her seriously that she died
an hour afterwards We could not learn the
name of the unfortunate lady
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

TRINITY MOUNTAIN HoUsE.-We have foroot.
ten all along to say that Mr. James Kelly, for Il
long time clerk for Henry Hooker, here, has pur-
chased the Mclaughlin property, and is now
keeping the Mountain House as it should be kept.
lie Is clever, accommodating, energetic young
man, and deserves to be well paronized
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

DECIDEDLY Our OF PLACE.-It is a good max
i'm, ga place for everything, end everything in
It's place" The other morning sun bonnet was
found in back room of the Court House, where
it had evidently left the owners head suddenly.
Whether that is the proper place for such an ar
tIcle to be found in the morning, is none of our
business, but it is dangerous, nova days There
are female i1cenddries about.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

ExTENsloN.-Mr. Aaron Kennedy has taken the
contract Of extending Howe q jones' water
"corral' from its present terminus TO intcrsect
Tuthil's claim. The extension will be about
GAO feet long, and the contract price S425. The
"corrall" is to be single, intending to confne the
dy is an old citizen, and recently returned from
Pixies Peak, where he spent last winter. Mr.. j.
j. Lown, another Pixies Peak adventurer, who
left Morgan county, Illinois, last spring, is also
engaged the work. lie has promised us some in
formation in relation to the Peak, which will be
printed next week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

PROBATE ORDER.-Probate Jud0c Miller has
ordered adjuiged and decreed that the admin
istrators and executors Of estates now in course
of administration in this county, shall pay ont of
the funds thereof, all taxes which have accrued
or attached thereto during the fiscal year, and
file vouchers for the same"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

ANoTHER WAGON ROAD-PRELIMINAR ORGAN
lzATIoN.-By reference to advertisement it will
be seen that call for the preliminary organiza-
tion of a company to construct wagon road
from Cloverdale, Sonoma county to Weavervile,
is issued. The parties proposing to build such
road are among the substantial men of the coun-
ties interested, below. S.. Hastings, Of Beniciai
q. 7. Swift, Of Sonoma W. Neely Johnson of
Ukiah City, aud Chas. Minturn, Of San Francisco,
are men of wealth and influence and will be
likely to hurry forward the organization of the
proposed company, and tue construction OF the
road. Citizens Of this county, who are interested
in the project, will remember that the prelimina
ry organization of the company will be made on
Saturday next, November 9TH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

REcElPrs.-The books at the Browns Creek
dollhouse show that the receipts for three days
during the present month have been, respective.
ly, SlO2 "a, SG4 so, and $50 II. The incomd
OF the road will probably be larger than AMI
month since it was opened
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER
ID of Sale, issued ont of the Ninth Judicial
District Court, Of the State Of California, in and
for the county of Trinity, on this 26th day Of
October, A. d., 1859, and to me directed and de-
liYcred. for Judgment rendered in said Court
on the 10th day of August, \. D., 1859, in favor
Of Henry Taylor, and against John Smith and
Henry Leach, | have levied on the following
property, to wit The undivided half Of GER
tain piece or parcel of land, and the appurtcnan-
ces thercunto belonging situate on the east Fork
OF Stuarts Fork of Trinity river, in said county,
and described as follows" Commencing at a
pine tree about twenty rods from the Nrcka trail,
and about one and one half miles above the claim
Of Alfred SLrOupe as the southeast corner of
my Clam thence running one hundred and
sixty rods to q fir tree standing on little ridge,
thence in westerly direction one hundred and
sixty rods, thence in southcrly direction one
hundred and sixty rods thence in an oasterly di-
rection one hundred and sixty rods, to the begin
ming corner containing one hundred and sixty
acres" which was taken up and located 10y John
Bird, under and by virtue Of an act prescribing
the mode of maintaining and defending possess
ory actions on public lands in this State, passed
April 10th, 1852, and duly recorded in the Re
c0rder's office Of said county, on the Sd day of
April, 1854, in book c." page 2S3.
Notice is hereby given that on the
22d day of November,
A. d., 1859, at / o'clock p NJ, | will sell all the
right title, and interest Of said John Smith and
Henry Leach in and to the undivided onehaf
aforesaid of the above described property, at the
Court House door in said county, at public auc-
ton, for cash in hand, to the highest and best
bidder, to satisfy said decreee and order of sale,
and all costs
Al. l. G. MESSEC, Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

The CATHOLIC CHuRCH.--The contract for
building the new house of worship has not been
let. The first intention OF the building commit
tee was to let the contract for enclosing the
building, only now they have decided to con-
tract for the completion of the church, and have
empowered Rev. Father O'Reley to make such
contract with the party or parties who shall make
the lowest bids therefor. The plan and specif-
cations of the proposed building, entire, may be
seen on application at the residence Of the pas-
tor, as soon as prepared.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

NoNE OF HIS BusINEss.-Tbe Marysvlle Erpress
lately published some uncalled-for remarks in
relation to the employment by the Sacramento
Standard Of Mr.. George c. Gorham, Douglas
democrat. The silly man wanted him discharged
because Of his politics, to which the Standard
replies in the following pert but dignifcd manner;
"The public has no more right to inquire into
the politics Of our assistants, than guest would
have to rate his host who served him 10 his salts
faction for the morals Of his cook. 1t may be
that we edit our paper by compact with the
Devil that is not the business OF the editor of
the Marysville Erpress
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

THE LATEST STATE &Ews.-The first rain Of
the season fell at San Francisco on Sunday. -.
AT Yreka, on the same morning, fire broke out
in a bakery adjoining the City Hotel, and con-
sumed 100000 worth of property. Every Chinese
brothel in town was burned. STARK is doing a
fine theatrical business at San Jose. .. THE L. S.
Surveyor has been ordered to return John A.
Suffers claim for New Helvetia -. THE married
female who eloped with Loveit, the actor, on the
last steamer. was the wife Of engineer Shah'er,
running on The coast. E. THREE thousand letters
were taken by the Overland mail on the oath.
OUNCES weighing 90 ounces have been raised in
El Dorado county. DAN. YoACHm is candidate
for Secretary Of the Senate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

SisKIYoU SHERFF.-Horsely, the old Sheriff.
by appointment, refuses to give up the Sheriff.
Office. We shouldn't care to hold an Office thJ
people voted us out Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

WAsHTNGToN MONUMENT FUND-D. w. Clegg
has opened a subscription for the above Fund at
his News depot on Main street. Up to Wednes-
day evening SO 20, had been received. A list
warded to Washington with the receipts. 1t is
work to which every person is able and should
contribute something, inasmuch as the American
Government is too poor to do that honor to the
hero ard sage. Among tbe signeIs we notice the
name Of patriotic little boy Of eight years.
Arthur Kenney-who donated his mite. Chill
dren, even Of older growth should initiate
the example.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

County HosPIrAL.-There are eight inmates
under attendance now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

LosT-The Melbourne steamer, Admlla, Au-
gust 2Oah, with 90 lives.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

PROBATE COURr-On the petition of Mrs.
Sarah S. Cole, widow of the late John Cole, it
was ordered, on Monday, that all persons inter
ested in the estate of said deceased, appear be-
fore Probate Judge Miller, on the 29th of Novem-
Der, to show cause why an order should not be
granted in accordance with prayer of petitioner
In the estate Of John Beatty, deceased report
OF sale of property by administrator Finley was
filed, and said administrator being about 10 leave
the State, was released from further administra
tion DR.. Wm Ware was appointed sole admin
strator to settle remaining business of the estate
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

SUPREME Court OPINIdN.-In the Standard of
the 18th, we find the following opinion, lately
given, Involving a construction of the revenue
laws of the State. 1t may be important to miners
in this section
s. flume leading to mining claim is not a
part OF the claim, aud is not, therefore, exempt
from taxation as such.
An assessment rightly made as to the value is
not invalidated because a particular mode Of
arriving at the right result is adopted, particu-
larly when the party assessed has notice Of the
assessment, as is shown by an application TO the
Board OF Equalization for reduction"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29
Ferry Notice.
POWER OF ATTORNEY

100 000 LBS of Flour. A superior article
1UU,UUU for family use. For sale at low
rates, at JAS. S. MCCAIN IL Co.'s
Weaver, July IS, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

SlsKYoC COuNTY.-Much sickness has prevailed
in Ircka, recently. The editor of the UnioH be-
lieves it is caused by the alkal'tin well water,
and has substituted rain water instead, The
Firemen paraded on the 18th. Mr.. A. Dtjarlais
died lately, from wound received in endeavor-
ing TO lasso a wild OK in Shasta valley. District
Court will sit on the Grst Monday Of next month
Rev. Father Handy, of lreka was reported
killed, but had returned, to the great relief of
his many warm friends. new quartz lode has
been discovered about . miles IRON Yreka,-
LAi0R
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

Prosperous Amador Ledger, one Of the
good California newspapers entered its fifth year
on the 22d inst. 1t very prosperous, we should
say, the last number containing fourteen columns
Of advertisements, three or four OF which are
Sherfl's sales. Success to you, Uuce Tom"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

New MusIc--We have received dozen choice
pieces of new sheet Music from r. Dale, Of the
Sacramento Pioneer Music Store. Everything
in the line OF music or musical instruments, is
furnished by him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

STATIONERY, CANDIES, Etc, Etc.
DEAI.D mas ICtHtu IIUii unc Olludifs
Hotel Sacramento, and is now candidate for
Secretary Of the Senate.
THE State Treasury is filing up fast f; it now
contains over 100000.
COURT or SESSIONS meets on Monday, Nov Z.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

Wells, Fargo q Co.'S, and II. j. Seaman, of Free
man d Co.'S Express, and D. W. Clegg, of the
News depot have all placed us under obligations
for news favors this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

GoD SPEED THE MoyE.-- Nine men OF enter
prise, in Shasta, publish their intention to con-
struct a road over the divide" between Shasta
and Whisky creek. We sincerely hope no obsta-
Gle will be placed in the way Of the accomplish
ment of their design. IT is high time there was
road over that hill. Dutch Joe, a teamstcr
between Red Blur and this place. is informed
that the toll over the proposed new road, will be
but fifty cents for heavy teams
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

SERIOUS ACcInNNr.--Mr. Sjas Moody met with
severe accident on the Odd but which fortu-
nately will not result in the loss of a foot, as at
first expected. lie was attending Downhours
saw-mill, and accidentally allowed his foot to
get under the los-carriage while running. Mr..
Downhour rendered prompt assistance hut not
till the foot was badly bruised. Lock jaw set in
shortly afterwards, and lasted for ten hours du-
sing which time he suffered the most eXcrucaing
pain. Dir. Harris, attending physician, says he
will be about in few days, with a whole foot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

EDIToR AND ATTORNEY - ohm Nugent, editor
Of the San Francisco Hcraid, has taken to the
law, but will continue to edit that paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

BETTING AGAINST TmE.-The Hlegrom says
one San Francisco gentleman has bet another
that in 1867 the population Of that city will ex-
ceed 100000. We consider it an unsafe bet; the
chances are that before that time the whole city
will sink, if earthquakes .continne as frequent as
heretofore. The City OF Sin" is in danger
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

Henry WARD BEEcnER is greatly in favor of
the sort Of newspaper columns composed Of short
items. He says. " Its worth more than all the
small fry of correspondents, with an editor
thrown in to boot Like caravan, it stretches
along in columns. with packages and parcels
spices and gems, bits of fragrance or cunniugly
wrought metals, gathered from the Orient and
from all the world besides. The items of the pa
per- like the stulling of Thanksgiving turkey
represents everything in the house, crusts Of
bread, crackers and all spices"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

EMPIRE HoTEL-SHAsrA.-Mr. j. II. Robinson,
of the above hotel, has lately returned from the
Atlantic States, accompanied by three brothers
and two sisters, all of whom intend to make the
Empire Hotel more popular aud attractive than
it ever has been. So we learn from the Shasta
HeraLd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

LAGER BEER CONSUMPTION IN NEyADA-The
Journal says 10000 gallons year is drank there,
the raw material for which costs $4,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

ANOTHER ELoPEMENT.-An actor named Low
EFT, who was here once, aud a terrible ugly-faced
fellow, left on the last steamer, with the wife of
an engineer on one of the northern coast steam.
ers. The woman is supposed to be /" irail, +" being
only twenty years old, aud married but three
months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

KEEPING UP WITH THE FAsHIoNs-" What are
you doing, daughter?' Undressing myself for
the party, mother. ."--LouisDtHe JOmnai
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

TAKE NoTIcE.-M. Williams q Co. announce a
new and cheap lot of Fall and Winter Goods.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

From THE EAsT-The overland mail arrived
at Glroy on Sunday. The British Government
have contracted TO have a telegraph laid from
Falmouth to Gibraltar. The contract for carry
ing California mails is decided in favor of Van
derbilt. New Orleans people are indignant
because Of the nou-arrival of their mails. Pro
fessor Lamounane and his passenger in the
late balloon trip, are believed lost. A reward of
$1,000 has been offered for their bodies, alive
5000, if dead At Albion, n Y, one thousand
persons assembled on the canal bridge to see Il
rope walker; the bridge broke and some twenty
persons were drowned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

INJURED 81 L0G.-Dr Harris was called to
attend man named Rogers, who was severely
injured by log falling on him on the 27lh, near
Lewiston. The Doctor informs us that he will
lullY recOVer from bis ininres
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

TIE next regular session of the Board of Su
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

THE clipper ship Mastif, was burned at sea
while on a trip from San Francisco to China
Passengers all saved but one Chinaman, and
$4,000 in specie the vessel was insured in Bos-
ton for SSU 900.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-01

The RESULT IN THE PETERSBURG CONGRESSIONAL
DIsTRCT-EnOugh is already known to warrant US
in stating that Mr.. Pryor has been elected by an
overwhelming majority the successor of the late
Mr. Goode.
We perceive that in the city of Petersburg his
majority is larger than that of Mr. GOggin, the
0ppossiOn candidate in the late Gubernatorial cleo
ton.
In view of this fact are the Oppositonists of
Virginia so incurably crazy as to longer indulge
the belief that they can come within twenty-five
thousand votes of carrying the State for Mr. Bolts,
or for any individual of their party in 1860?
The evidence is steadily Accomplishing that the so
called OPPOsITITION in contradistinctOn to Seward
ism will not, with the most popular candidate that
they may designate, be enabled to carry solitary
State in the Union in the next Presidential election
The Harper's Ferry demonstration has aroused
every patriot in the land. The line Of dsmarcatOn
between the friends and enemies of the Constitution
has been more distinctly drawn than ever. he that
is not with the Democracy in the contest Of Black
Republican creation is virtually cooperating with
the irrepressble conflict interest
What will the Opposition advocates IN the South OF
PIURALITY-RUIR organization OF the House now say
viii they persist, or will they reeede from their
startling scheme to turn the popular BRANCH q
Congress to the Brown sympathizers, and abettors
to be used for endangerng the security OF the slave
holding States? If any member OF Congress
representing q district in any one of those States
either OVERLY eoYerty, so eooperates, he should
be branded by his constituents totally unworthy
of their confdence-n fact, as theiF deiberaEe De-
| tPayer.
Such crisis has arisen in this country as never
existed in it at any period before. Right-mnded
men can be animated but by a single sentlment-tht
utter overpowing of blacklantern, incsndiary
! throat-cutting foe ashingtOB States.