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CONSTABLE SALE.

DG VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME
ID directed, issued out of the Court Of Wm. Mo
loney IA Justice of the Peace, in Ncaverville
Township, Trinity county state of California,
ON the 18th day Of July, A. D., 1860, in favor of
Samuel Smith and against r. SprouI, for the sum
of one hundred and seven dollars and fifty cents
(SlO1 500 and forty-four dollars costs Of suit,
and accruing costs | will expose at public sale,
to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door in Weaverville, at | o'clock, =. NJ, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August
a. d., 1860, all the right title, interest and
claim Of Robert Sproul in and to the following
described property, to witt Certain mining
claims situated near the mouth of Indian Creek
and lying between the claims Of Day. on one
side, and the claims OF Flynn & Coburn, on the
other also, water ditch carrying water out Of
Indian Creek on the claims described above, all
Of which are known as the claims and water
ditch Of Robert Sproul, and situated in Weaver
willie Township, County of Trinity.
join NJ. CASS, Constable,
Wcaveryile Township.
Wcavervillc, July 81, 1860. 273w
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THE SENAToGIAL FIGHT.-The Sonora Demo-
a Latham journal, that it means to do its utmost
to send four AssembIymen and one Senator from
Tuolumne county to the next Legislature, who
will be pledged to vote for Governor Weller for
the United States Senate. The DcmocrW ndorses
Dr. Gwin and defends him from the attacks Of his
enemies, who are legion.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

In the matter Of the Estate Of MATHEW Gmr-
FITS deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the under
i signed, Administrator of the above Estate
to the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit the same, with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months from
the first publication Of this notice, to the under
signed, at Weayerylle, in the county of Trinity
ELBRIDGE WHEELER,
Administrator.
Dated May IL, 1860 274w
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THE GENTIIEs CRowDNG.-Capt. Gibson passed
through ST. Louis on the 10th of June, bearing
dispatches from Brigham Young, embracing
among other things, an offer to sell to our Gov
ernment all the Mormon domain at Salt Lake.
The Saints" agree to move to the British Pos
sessions or some other point on the Pacific coast.
The heavy emigration to Pixies Peak, aud the
growing proximity of Gentle rule is said to be
the leading cause Of the offer.
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THE WAY Vanderbilt TREATS MS PASSENGERS.
Passengers who arrived by the Golden Age,
and who came down on the other side in Wander
bilt's North Star, say the vessel was perfect
pigsty, mcanly provisioned, and that Capt. Jones
intended TO resign his command Of her on return
ing to New York.
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Died:

At her fathers residence, in this town, on the
goth inst, of consumption ISABELLA, eldest
daughter Of Absaom and Maria Cochcil, aged
- years, months and ? days.
Louisville Ky and New Albany, Ind, papers
please copy.
Friends and acquaintonces of deceased are in
vited to attend her funeral from the Union
church on Satnlday, al I O'clock, p. m.
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CELEBRATION AT SEA.-Thc 4th of July was
celebrated by the passengers on the Golden Gate,
on her upward trip. DR. Scott opened the oXor-
rises with prayer; Wheatiey, the actor, read the
Declaration d. Bacon an original poem, and A.
a. Sargent Of Nevada, delivered the Grafton.
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Birt t h S:

At Big Bar Trinity River July 10th, the wife
Of Geo. IL. Bunker, Of Il Son.
AT Stcncr's Fiat, July 18th, the wife of VIM
Palmer, Of DACGITER.
At lewiston July 10Th, the wife Of Olncy
Phillips, Of a DAUGHTER.
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PRoGRESsING.- +. Bates informs us that he
has completed one.half of the road between his
place and the top of Rush Creek mountain Mr.
Bartlett is getting on admirably with his con
tract on this side of the mountain. Our sympa
thies are with the individual who dares to bet
that buggies will not be driven from WcaverViIle
to Bates & Van Matre's ranch before snow falls.
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VEGETABLEs.-Th Weaverville market is well
stocked with new potatoes, peas, beans, corn,
squashcs, cabbages and cuoumbers. They come,
principally, from Feltor's garden, Messccvlle,
Smiths garden, Kanaka Bar, and Swaseys gar
den, Lower Springs, Shasta county. Cherries,
pears and raspberries are the only fruits yet ripe
of home growth.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CENTRAL
COMMIT

The Mincr.,ilIe Republican Club met July Is,
and elected the following persons to act as Re
publican Central Committee for this county
IjmrDrHc-Sam Emerson, Ihos. Carr ana
B. +. Abbott.
Coaon Cilg-lIai. A. c. Price.
NorH orh.-Capt. john n. Best.
Bic F2af-T. Z. Coggshal
HaY Foih-John Carr
IadiU Crcch- G. NJ. Suatton.
NoagIos GtY- Henry Saunders
StfWcr'S Faf-AIo>cs Gum.
L,icjstoH.-J f. Sanburn.
.NiaorSpWe.-S. a. White.
IrinHg (@tcr.-E. K. Skies
Minegaviic, July Is, 1850. 27l
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VIZ are promised a description Of the trip to
the summit Of " Bally," and the sights seen
there, by one of the party who went up on Tues
day to witness the eclipse. 1t will appear next
week. and will be interesting.
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STATE Scnoof FrND.-The Sacramento Tqioa
of Monday publishes the apportionment of the
number of children for each county, and the
Trinity reports 1913 children, and gets $l1l IS
from the State
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RAsPBEBBIEs.--We thank Mr.. W. S. Lowden,
Of the Grass Valley ranch, for pail of fine, ripe
raspberries, sent us last Friday night. Trinity
is but little behind her sister counties Of the north
in fruit growing in fact, enough for home con
sumption will be grown in two years mare. We
are not prepared to say whether Mr. Lowden has
any of the above fruit for sale, but if so we ad-
uise persons wishing to preserve it to buy Of him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-21

M.-Mr Block, of the Telegraph office, informs
us that the Pony Express with dates to July 9Th,
has arrived. No important news
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a SLANDERoUs DoCrMENT.--We have received
through the mail an eight-page pamphlet, post
marked "San Francisco" and entitled "The
Gold Key Court, or the corruptons Of a majority
of IT," It is a rehearsal Of serious charges
against two of the present Supreme Court Judg-
es. in particular, and signed +" EX-Supreme Court
Broker" 1t charges Judges Baldwin and Field
with prostiiuting the high powers conlded in
them to their own personal aggrandizement,
ayers that they have realized property to the
amount of more than $5,000,000 by reversing the
decisions of former Supreme Courts, etc. The
charges. emanating as they do from an unknown
source, will pass nnnoticed by the occupants Of
the Bench-they should be beneath the notice of
men occupying theirs or similar positions, but Il
should devoive on their friends to inquire into
the matter. aud if the Judges should be proved
corrupt, as charged, they should be ousted and
made to suffer: if gultless, the slanderer should
be banished from the presence OF an offended
people.
AID TO THE PoNY-We have received a copy
of Laiham's bill Gas amcndcd) to aid the Pony
Express Ii reads
"A bill to authorize the Secretary Of War to
contract with the Overland aud Pixies Peak EX-
press company"
BE it aaactcd. etc., That the Secretary Of War is
authorized to contract with and pay to the Pres
ident Of the Central Overland California and
Pixies Peak Express company, for the transport
alton Lv horse on Government service OF not
more than fifty letters weekly, Of not more than
half an ounce weight each, for which the said
company shall be paid the sum Of $4,000 per
month, payable quarterly, for the space Of two
years from the date Of the contract under this
act the said letters to be sent from any point
on the Atlantic to and from San Francisco, in
California, or any intermediate point on the
route; and in case Of a scmi-wocly mail by said
be paid to said company for the transportation Of
not more than seyenty-ive letters OF the same
weight on Government service.
See. 2. int be il .tUftter cHacted, That the said
company is hereby authorized to select their own
route over any portion Of the public domain and
is hereby authorized to pre-empt quarter sections
of land on said route, for each twenty miles OF
the route, as may be selected by them.
REouNcED THE World AND IT'S PLEASURES
At Reading, Penn, short time ago, six young
ladies took the veil, with all the solemn and i'm
prcssyc ceremonies Of the Catholic church.
GAmuALDl LGAGuE-Citizcns Of New York
city met on the 10th Of June to organize an as
sociaton for the purpose Of extending aid to
Garbald
NEN brandy drink and never think that girls
at all can tell it; they don't suppose woman 5
nose was ever made to smell it.
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PRoDrcrIyE.-Tbe Stockton Repubican says
there is pear tree in that city which bloomcd in
April when other pear trees bloomed, and the
pears are now nearly ripe again it had blossoms
in the end Of May, from which good sized pears
are now growing aud now it is putting forth a
third course of blossoms, which will come in
quite handy to fiji up vacancies as the FIRST crop
is Dulled off
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TAKE NOTICE.

TT THIS SHOULD MEET TIE EYE OF
L Mansell lie Provost, he is informed that his
brother is at Douglas City, (where he was last
heard of) and anxious to see him.
NICHOLAS NJ. LIE PROVOST.
Douglas City, July u, 1860. 27li.
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FouR Horse CoAcnEs.-The Weaveryie and
Shasta stage came in drawn by four horses on
Wednesday night. The stage company have re-
solved TO go back to first principles, OF which we
are clad
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CONGRESSIONAL DOCUMENTS are under
obligations to Hon. Milton 5. Latham for the fol-
lowing batch of speeches received by last mail
Speech of Hon. J. r. Barrett on Pacific Rail
road Latham, on Overland mails Benjamin,
on Constitutional Rights of the States Davis,
on Rights of Property in the Territories Sauls-
bury, on the State Of the Union Chestnut and
Hammond, on the Relations of States and for a
pamphlet copy Of the proceedings of the Charles
ton Convention.
CorToNwooD AT A DIscouNT-The people Of
Sacramento have concluded that cottonwood as
a shade tree, is a nuisance, and arc accordingly
cutting them all doRn.
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"THE FIRST SoNG."--A poem with the above
title will be found on the fourth page today.
/" The American Dreamer is a resident of Wea-
vervillc, and we ask for his poetry the careful
scanning of those who delight in that Kind Of
readinp
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Sett1c11aoE1t Notice.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DISPOSED
L of his interest in the Trinity Market to Mr..
L. \. Doris wishes all those indebted to him TO
call and make immediate settlement, The bust
ness will be continued at the old stand by p. A.
Doris a Co. X. Z. PLOWMAN.
Weavervi!le, July II, 1860. 2G3w.
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III O C Ice

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT | HAVE THIS
L DAY appointed 5. X Turner my legal Agent
to transact all business for me during my alb
sence from the State. IRA UOWE
Weayeryillc, July 5, 1860, 253t.
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A BARGAIN.
' STREET. WEITERE,ILLE.

AA FOR SALE.-A Vineyard of about
%sgygGg Is acres, situated on Spring Creek, ?
sgSst55R miles from Shasta, with dweling-house
81 3 and 1900 Grape Vines, part of which
GsSBg" are now bearing fruit, together with $50
S'10e Apple trees, young and thrifty, and %
Peach trees yielding fruit this year. Also, one
ditch, with plenty of water for iTigating or min
ing purposes. Also 25OO feet of lumber, fen
ces &c.
Also, one dwelling house. situated within three
minutes walk Of the town Of Shasta to which is
attached brick milk house, kitchen and stable
all in good repair and about seven acres of land
on which is Il large number of Grape Vines ap-
pie, peach, pear, plum and fig trees, most of
which are bearing this year.
For further particulars, enquire on the premi-
iscs, of REV. FATHER HINAfDI.
Shasta, July 20, 1860. 273w.
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Agency Notice.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT HENRY
L Hooker is my duly authorized Agent to trans.
act all business and settle accounts in my name.
as am about to leave Trinity county.
+. LATREMOILLIERE.
Weayeryille, July u, 1860. 273w
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A REPRoBATE.-Some time ago a man in Boble
county, Indiana, got adiyoroe from his wife, who
soon became a county charge. The husband then
obtained the keeping Of her as a pauper at
county expense.
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RENouNCED THE WORLD AND IT'S PLEAsrREs.-
At Reading, Penn, short time ago, six young
ladies took the veil with all the solemn and inn
prcssiyc ceremonies Of the Catholic church.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-21

EVERY man nominated on the two Democratic
tickets was taken from the Senate of the United
Siatcs.
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9TNd C.ATT AID a
REDEMPTION FUND.

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.,
Weaveryile July 10, 1860.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions of an
/ Act passed creating Redemption Fund for
Trinity county, sealed proposals will be received
up to the last day of the session of the Board of
Supervisors, in August next for the surrender Of
County Warrants.
No bids will be received for more than the par
value of Warrants offered, and all Warrants pro-
posed to be surrendered at that time must accom-
pany the bids. 4. NJ. KRUTTSCINGTT,
26lW. Treasurer Trinity Co.
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RAcE-Y.'-A Aong Island girl offers to run
foot race of one mile with any young man under
twenty-one years. If he beats, she is to run the
life-raee with him.
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REPUBLICAN GIANTs.-The tahest man in the
Chicago Convention was "A Mr.. Buskirk, a fine
specimen of the genus Hooser, measuring six
feet and eleven inches, in his stockings. Lincoln
is six fee four inches in hight.
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GoMNG, Vice-President Brecken-
ridge and Senator Latham are expected to arrive
i'll this State about the 25th Of the present month
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Petition in Insolvency.

RciisiOn Ih 1IsOKNCnry.
In the Co'mty cart, IN and for the Coaag Of
trinity, state Of California, cat Chambers)
III the matter Of the petition of N0R}lL GAR
LAND, an gnsOIleB Debtor:
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER or THE HON.
I Il. Y. Miller, Judge Of the Comfy Court,
notice is hereby given to all the creditors Of the
said nsolvent Norval Garland. to he and appear
before the Hon. r. r. Miller, aforesaid at the
Court Room of said Court House, in the town of
WeaycryiIlc, county Of Trinity, on the
DIST day Of August,
\. D., 1860, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ of that day,
then and there to show cause if any lhry can
why the prayer of said nsolvcnt should not be
granted, and an assignment of his estate be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabili-
ties in pursuance Of the statute in such case made
and provided, and in the mean time all proceed
ings against said insoIyent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
Ills. Court, this 18th day Of July. \. d.. 1850.
y. NJ. i. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
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HEAVY TTLE.-A newspaper was lately star
ted in New York bearing the ponderous appela-
tion of "The Wordp
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Gg-Thc best sscnsedy for EeheumHIiSnA-II 5
-nr.nnar-ln NelLoM Dock and Lollc Of roln.s. 1a0m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-21

MIS- brandy drink, and never think that girls
at all can tell it; they don't suppose woman's
nose was ever made to smcll il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-21

GAmuALDl LEAGuE.-C Citizens Of New York
city met on the 10th Of June to organize an as
for the purpose Of extending aid to
( = toribaIdi
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lin the name of those two hundred years Of lib
erty which our fathers thought they we're to in
augura'e; / do il for the future, with the eyes Of
the race fixed upon ne, the Normal school Of self.
government, the last hope Of humanity-the great,
magnificent experiment Of how thirty millions oil
people can shape their civil affairs. Mr.. Seward
closed his speech with the recommendation for
every man to cultivate d respect for the Union. II
you will allow me to clos mine, it will be to i'm.
press upon your own hearts, and teach your chill
dren, to love justice, to RESPECT liberty, to claim
Tree lips, to let no commetcb, however swelling
bride them; to let no sacredness Of pare heht gas
their lips, but 30 swear OF the altar which Chris
tianity holds to every man the oath that tho slave
whom our fathers forgot, against whom thej
pledged their physical force, 60 yea RS of bondage
that our fathers fastened on two generations, los,
or nc loss, law or no Law, Constitution or no Cons
titution, so far as in us lies, we will break those
letters, and elevate that race tc an equality will
ourselves; and may God help you to keep the oatf
loud appladse).- WehdsH Phillips at Cooper h
Stithte, N Y,
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ROCHESTER,, New York, March 25,b. 1860

ROCHESTER, New York, March 25th, 1860.
To the Editor Of the Bugle:
We have just held the last of our series of Now
York Conventions for the present. season, in this
City. Probably it has been the most effective SO.
ries of Anti-Slavery operations ever held in this
State. Democracy and conservative Republican!
ism have been tried as by FIRE, and both have
been found almost, if not altogether alike compos-
cd largely of drOss. The latter has generally
more dreaded our coming and our communication
than the former. With one or two honorable OK.
.%ceptions. Republicanism, has given us no counts.
nance, or cooperation, except for money, and then
at the very highest prices, On the other band, in
low, vile SANDER and abuse of us, it has not been
outdone by it's Democratic allies and confederate
10 slave-hOlding and Siave.hhnting dsspOtism.
Our operations have extended all the way from
Buffalo to Brooklyn, including several most power
tus lectures from Wendell Phillips. the result Of
which will be felt forever. We have held about
twehty Conventions. generally Of foul sSssiohs each
besides many separate lectures. We have been
reported and commented upon in Congress; We
have heard the echo of our voices from the pins
Gull Of Mexico. We have kept the rus. from the
Republican press of the State, and staguation ont
Of the Legislature. We have not indeed rot on,
Personal Liberty Law, and may not, at the press
eht session. But the Legislature il yoluntariIv
com promising the progressive operations Of tbs
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a VOICE FROM TIE SOUTH.

The following letter was received q day or two
since by the Rev. j. W. Loguen of Syracuse,
frott1 his mistress way down in Tennessee The
old lady is etidettly hard up fnahcially, and
attempts to Brighten her f%ort1er servant into the
payment of 81, 900 as hush money We imag-
inc she sent to the WRONG man; ae Mr.. Loguen
needs no bill of salei' to Secure hit1self from cap
ture in that section Of the State. Besides his own
stalwart arm, he has hosts of friends who would
make that region too hot to hold the man-huntert
who would venture on such an errand as the old
lady hints at in her somewhat singular epis.le
Her lamentations about the old mare are decided.
funny, 1--WE may ado womanly,) and all the mis-
fortsnes Of the family are traced directly to the
escape Of 'Jarm.' But here is her letter
MAURx COUNTY, STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Feb'y Goth, 1860.
To JARM Il now take my pen to write you q
few lines. to let you know how we all are. / am
a cripple, but | am still able to get about. The
rest Of the family are all well. Cherry is as well
as common. l write you these lines to let you
know the condition VIC are in,-partly in conee-
quence of your running away and stealing Old
Rcck, our fine mare. Though we got tho old
mare back, she was never worth much after you
took her /; and, as / now stand 10 need Of some
funds, | have determined TO sell you ard l have
had an offer for you, but did not see fit to take it.
If VOC will send me one thousand dollars and nay
for the old marei l will give up all claim l have to
you. Write to me as soon as you get these lines,
and let me know if you will accept my PROPOSE.
ton. In consequence of your running away, we
had to sell Abe and Ann aud twelve acres of land;
and / want you to send ne the money that may
be able to redeem the land that you was the cause
of our selling, and on receipt Of the above named
sum Of money, l will send you your bill of sale
If you do not comply with my request, | vii
sell you TO some one else, and you may rest assur
ed that the time lie not far distant when things
will be changed with you. Write to me az soon a,
you get these lines. Direct your letter to Bigby
vile, Maury County, Tennessee. You had bette
comply With my request.
understand that you are a preacher. As tn,
Southern people are so bad, you had better com,
and preach to your old acquaintance. l woul,
like to know if you read your Bible If so, cal
you tell what will become of the thief If he doe
not repent 7 aud, if the blind lead The blind wha
will the consequence bel deem it unbecessaf.
20 say much more al present. A word 70 the wis
is sufficient You know whore the lar has hi