Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-02-26

raj requisite. Smiths Garden is the most eX-
tensive in the tate; they sell cheap as anybody
else, and ship to Downer We have q catalogue
of their productions, which any one calling can
/ see.
| PROBLEM OF THE RACES SoLvED.-Philanthro-
pists, during scarcity of ammunition, have often
asked, anxiousy, What shall be done with the
Indians" 1t is stated that the problem has been
solved at tho Nome Lake. Reservation Shoot
the he-ones send the squaws to the Reserve,
with an adequate supply Of fne-teeth combs, flea
POWDER and other preparations destructive of
parasitic nn1oyances, aud in a reasonable time
the races will become homogeneous.
MANrz.-We are grateful to our courteous CO.
temporary Of the Telegram for his frequent friend
ly expression. Mantz has long been our undoub bt-
ed friend and we rejoice that the Telegram is pop
ular everywhere. We admire his talents and
properly estimate his goodness of heart. His
manly and courteous journalism is n notable ex-
ample to some of his near neghbors.
A MOUNTAIN cotemporary has been hurlng big
rocks down on his enemy below. The latter
stands and takes il, with the same expression of
facial uneasiness displayed by old George Chap
man, when unsuccessfully invoking dramatic
sneeze,--or like a gawky clown, on whose unsus-
pectng head somebody had dropped decayed
pumpkin.
HEREsA CHANCE FOR PATRIOTs.-If the bill
to divide the offices of Sheriff and Collector be-
comes law, The Sherilf's perquisies will not
much more than settle moderate tobacco bill,
quarterly. In that event we expect that nearly
everybody will want to be elected Sheriff. An
nounce candidacy carly
THE ODD FE1Lows--The Order, throughout
the United States, will, on the 26th of April,
celebrate the Forteth anniversary of tue frater-
nitys commencement on this Continent North
Star" Lodge, at Weaverville, are intending to
make all proper display at that time.
TIE Knickeybocker believes that Edward Ev-
erett, who "writes for Bonner" will bore Bon
ner's readers-that he will not be able to bring
them up to his level, nor will he be able TO des-
cend to theirs consequently, they'll get disgust
ed, and leave.
THEOLOGICAL. believe that we shall pro-
mugate this doctrnal point that the command
to turn the other check, when one has been smt-
ten, means that it is proper to turn the sound
again, tcdde in !
BECAUSE of the recent growing weather, we
should like to hear from the Yreka Union how
that vegetation progresses which Spring brought
out several weeks ago 1t must he awful rank
by this time-or were the vegetables in the Union
Office
PATRICK MAcFNIGAN, with a one-wheelcd car,
4 /: . l. r., I,n,Ia
race with n locomotive as the latter went out
of sight Mac observed, Aft wild ye, ye roarin'
blaggard, or I'll be afther runnin into yees !"
A GENTLEMAN down the river sent us " News
paper Authors Troubles" printed on the fourth
page, which he " found among pile of old oys-
ter cans and sardine boxes !" Rustic 'em up
again.
CAL. STEAM NAVIGATION Co.-Observe their
advertisement of three times a week departures
from Red Bluff. Capt. J. S. Johnston, agent, is
gratefully thanked for tender of gratuitOus
transit, should any JOURNAL person wish to travel
DIsPAToHEs.--A package of dispatches to Gen.
Kibbe, from the Governor, were forwarded by a
special Express to Humboldt, last Wednesday,
by Greenhood.
LAST OF "TARBox." 1.-The Telegram rejoices
with the late "Walter Scott Tarbox," whose
name the legislature has changed by destroying
the Tarbox."
! CAPT. ALEX. BUCHANAN, late of San Andreas
was recently killed in an affray, at Fort Yuma
His antagonist was also shot, it is thought, NOR
tally.
ARRIvAL.--C. w. Durkee of North Fork, ar
rived here from the Atlantic last Wednesday,
with his family.
! HUMBoLDT TRAn.-Snow on Redwood noun
tans is from ten TO twenty feet deep. Parties
have tried to cross from this side, but failed
THE first steamer, by the new Opposition Line,
is to sail on Monday, the 9th of March--another
on the 10th.
SHOWED lN.--A dispatch from 1rcka states
that Mr.. Tyson, OF the Union is +" showed in' on
| Scott's river, and cannot get home,
A LEGISLATIVE bill provides the aboshment
of chain gangs, May it be successful.