Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-18

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John Reardon, Patrick Beophy Bernard Henry
Helms, Thomas Cardar Joshua Beaumont, Felix
Calighan, Chas. Sohade, Geo. Fitzthum Andrew
Asmussen Christian Rappold, John Cleary, Au-
gust Henri Gabriel Victor Often, John Arne,
Joseph Lined, Peter Yennerbecker, Antoine lTau-
song, John A. Rummet, David Hopkins, Hum
phrey King
! Felter vs.. His Creditors.-Due proof having
beer made, the Sheriff was appointed assignee.
Nickel, et AL VS. McKenny, ct al-Judgment
for S49l and costs, and rnortgaged property Or
dered sold,
Lowden VS. Lowden-Settled by consent Of
parties
Canty VS. Canty.-Divorce. Dismissed by con-
sent of parties.
Moore VS. Soule, et al.-Demurrer withdrawn
and judgment ordered.
Coleman & Co. VS. W. II. Wetsell.- Judgment
! rendered for S2G8 II, and costs, and execution
ordered.
| COLONY VS. Creditors. Due proof having been
made, Sheriff was appointed assignee
! Skies VS.. Dorr, ct. al.-M. Chalbourne allow
ed to intervene, and judgment rendered for pltf
for Sj2S 2G, and for inleryenor for S400 So
MOrtgaged premises ordered sold, and in case Of
deficiency, proceeds to be divided, pro rata, be-
tween pltf. and ntervenor.
A. Love, executor Of estate Of J. a. Cow, de-
ceased, VS.. Bates & YanMatre. Taken under ad
visemcnt.
Whelton VS. Scanlon.-Demurrer No argued
and sustained, and leave TO amend answer given.
Demurrur No argued ard sustained.
CASoN CREEK News" Mogul" writes the
following from Canon City, August 18th:
"The general complaint Of hot weather and
dull times is heard here as elsewhere but the one
is tempered by a delightful mountain breeze
which we enjoy almost constantly, and the other
is relieved by the neVer-ending political discus
sions Of the day. Still further, to relieve the
tediousness of our daily labors, must be added
the expectation Of an increase to our population,
shortly to arrive, and consisting in part of mar
riageable females. So you must acknowledge
that we are not altogether beyond the pale Of
civilization, without God, and without hope in
the world.
Miners, generally, are doing well, making, l
should Judge from sc to $l2 day, to the hand
Quite number Of claims are being opened in the
Dcu Ol luc CItek. AH 10 IOIliCS, lneTe are ul-
visions amongst u.s. but Lincoln seems to be the
favorite, with Breckenridge next, Bell next, and
Douglas bringing up the rear. Quite large
Republican Club has been organized here, and
meets regularly at the house Of G. pannenbrink,
Esq. Whatever may be the result of the quad
rangular battle in December, of Canon Creek
entertain no fears for The safety of the Union
You will hear from me frequently until voting
time comes"
The Napa Reporter, a Douglas paper, was lately
requested to publish the proceedings of Repub-
lican meeting. which it did, with the following
remarks
"We publish the proceedings with pleasure, as
requested, aud shall always be disposed to oblgc
our Republican friends, by giving report of the
proceedings of their meetings and Conventions.
Although we do not altogether agree with them
in principles, we give them decided preference
over the Disunioni3ts, seceders and hangers-on of
Buchanan's rotten and corrupt administration,
who are doing their best to defeat Mr.. Douglasn
We can think of many papers, the editors of
which might learn yaluobc lesson by reading
that extract, and following the Reporters exam
pie. " Black Republicans "nigger worship
crs," and kindred expressions are much too
frequent aud very often, We believe. prejudice
thinking people against their own party
organs. There is no necessity, no sense in the
use Of such cpthets by any party.
HEAD OFr-Gen. Whitney, Collector of Bos-
ton, and one of the seeding delegates from the
Baltimore Convention ately dismissed the editor
of the Greenfield Democrat, in that State, and
one of the Custom House officials from Buchan-
ans service. Whitney returned from Baltimore,
asked the editor which of the nominees he should
support, was told that Little Doug. was the man,
aud forthwith received the intelligence that his
head was off after the first day Of July. Tho
thing was all fair, we suppose, according to the
tlme-honored usages Of the party.
REruBLIcANIsM IN MIssoum-If we may be
allowed to Judge from the statements of leading
St. Louis papers, Republicanism is on the increase
in that State. Many reasons are given for the
going over of Democrats to the opposition ranks,
the leading one of which is disgust OF Democratic
misrule, as suffered under the present Admins
tratiOn. The State election was held on the 9TH
of this month, and full Republican State ticket,
from Governor down, had been nominated. Lin
coin and lIamlin electors had also been chosen
in every district
DR.. WINsHP, a sanitary reformer, says "Nev-
er rise from the table until satisfied ; never get
out of bed as long as you have any inclination
to lie there"
Bad advice. We know Of at least one person
hereabouts who would never leave the table, and
quite number who would never rise from bed.
ILLUSTRATED DEMOCRACY The st. Louis Her-
aid is Douglas paper. Under the editorial
head is full length portrait of Little Steve"
attired in the laboring dress Of cabinet maker,
and underneath, the inscription "A cabinet
maEer-the man to make cabinets, secretaries,
bureaus and chairs.n
TINE FOR THE JAPANEsE.-A San Francisco
paper has it that a shp-load of ten thousand
Yankee clocks are now on their way around the
Horn, destined for the embassadorial land. Next
we shall hear Of load Of "wooden nutmegs"
and shoe-peg oats"