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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11
DECLARATION OF sOLE-TRADER.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY or TRINITY,

COUNTY or TRINITY. { %
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS
IN that !, Margaret Keely, resident Of Trinity
county. in the State of California, and wife of
John Keely, do solemnly declare under oath that
it is bona-fde my intention from and after this
the 9th day Of August A. d. 1860, to transact
business in my own name and on my own account
as sole trader, under authority of an act entitled
An Act to authorize married women TO trans
act business in their own name as sole traders, y
approved April 18th, a. D., 1852, and that the
business intended to be carried on and transacted
by me is that of Dairy, which said business is to
do furthermore declare under oath that tbe
amount of capital to be originally invested in
said business is less than five thousand dollars
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and seal, this 9th day of August. a. d.. 1860.
[L~s.l MARGARET KEELY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Gth dav
OF August, A. d., 1860. THOS. FOYE.
303, J. 7. North Fork Township.
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FATAL MINING ACCIDENT-Jno. Shay was killed
in the mining claim of Phillips & Co.. at Lewis
ton, and Jno Nye seriously injured by the pre-
mature explosion of blast. last Monday morning.
The blast exploded while they were tamping it,
wounding Shay so terribly that he died in two
hours, and blowing Nye from the shaft in which
they were at work distapce of thirty feet.
Shay was BURIED in the Catholic cemetery in this
place, on Tuesday. Nye, at last intelligence was
doing we'll 1t was al first feared that he wonld
lose his eye-sght, but we are informed that such
danger is now past
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

SORRY WE CAN'T.-A resident of this place,
intensely Breckenridge Lane, just now, didn't
like the little extract in last weeks JOURNAL
which accused the nominee for Vice President
among other things, of spelling God with small
K. We are sorry 10 say that there is no auhori
~ recorded which would justify US in making the
wished for correction
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

FIRE AT DOUGLAS CITY-The residence Of
Henry Waltermeyer, at Douglas City, was burned
on Monday last. The fire was accidental While
the house was burning the residence Of Smith
brothers, on the opposite side of the river. was
discovered to be on fire. 1t was eXtinguished
before any damage was done.
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SELLING Off AT COST

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHAS-
J. ed of Huot d Ilippolite their Store and stock
of goods on Deadwood Creek, above Lewiston,
in Trinity county, offer to sell all goods remain
ing in store at COST prices. The house and lot
will also be sold on reasonable terms. For par
ticulars, apply on the premises, to
\. AGAISSE.
Deadwood August II, 1860 5Ou
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FROM IuMBoLDr.-Mr Honk brought us the
Times on Thursday night. That paper says i'm
portant copper discoveries have been made near
Red Cap Bar, in klamath county. The census
of that county is completed, and the number Of
people in it given at 2G0S. A church, school
house aud MASONIC Hall are being erected at
IIydesvillc. Subscribers to the stock of the
Humboldt and Trinity road are again notified
that an instaIlment of ten per cent is called for
on or before Tuesday neyt, Aug. Nth. A tree
fell across the Mattole school house on Wednes-
day week. crushing it to pieces. The school had
just been dismissed, thus saving the lives of many
of the children
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

District CoURT.--Judge Daingerdeld will open
Court next Monday The business judging from
The calendar will not occupy more than week.
Foreign born citizens wishing to vote at the com
ing election will remember that this is the last
opportunity previous to that time to take adYan-
tage OF the statute relating to citizenship.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

IloME AGAN,-Mr. ". W. Tnnin, Of the firm
Of Tiunin & Co., Weaverville, returned last Sun
day, after more than years absence. Mr., Tin
hin has spent scuera months in the Washoe
country, but we have heard him express no opin-
ion either in regard TO the richness or probable
prrmanency Of Washne as . mining region, al
though we understand he is Interested in several
silver leads there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

The RIGHT MAN At THE RIGur TINE Govern
or D0wney came out in support of Douglas, as
the regular Democratic nominee, with prompt
ness that has excited general admiration. lie
seems to possess decision of character in an
eminent degree. While some others were hesi-
tating or wavering he took his position at once.
His course cannot fail to produce favorable re-
suits in this State. The triumph of the regular
ticket in this State, over that Of the boilers, is
now placed beyond doubt, notwithstanding the
Administration may employ the peoples money
Times.
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INFORMATION WANTED.--If this notice should
meet the eye of John BrOckcn, he is Informed
that he may hear of something to his advantage
by applying at the st. Charles hotel, Weavervilc,
OF the 9TH day of August upon the arrival of
Dan, Rices great Show. His brother William
will be there to meet him at that time.
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BY PONY EXPRESS and TELEGRAPH.
LATE AND INTERESTING EASTERN News.
MILLER's STATION, Aug. 0, Is

MILLERs STATION, Aug. 0, 1860.
The Pony Express with St. Louis dates to July
81, arrived here at o'clock yesterday morning (:
The regular Democrats of the 8.h District of
Illinois have nominated Isaac Arnold for Con
gress, in place Of Jno. w. Farnsworth
The Breckinridge National Committee of New
York organized at the Irving House, July 25th.
Gustavus A. Smith was in the chair. Primary
meetings were ordered to choose delegates 20 tbe
Breckinridge State Convention called at SYRIA
cuse, August 9th. resolution was passed re-
questing members of the Committee TO retire
from Mozart and Tammany Hall, or any other
organization that supported Stephen A. Douglas.
The New York Tribune announces a bogus let
ter, pnrporting to be from Seward, in answer to
Greely's
The State Convention at Pittsburg, Penn, was
divided about the policy of nominating a straight
ticket Of Douglas electors.
Private letters received at Washington from
the City of Mexico, express fears amounting al
most TO a certainty, that Spain is about to make
a descent on Mexico, and shat the Spanish Gov
and feet, the latter intending to take Vera Cruz,
in order to commence operations in the interior.
They claim that France will support Spain, and
that England will not interfere. Spain being the
greatly aggrieved party will make the attack, as
they hold that after the rejection of the McLan
Treaty. the United States is dcDarred from inter
lering TO prevent them from rcdressing their
grievances.
ANOTHER HARBEK's FERRY AFFAm.-Tbe fol
lowing extra is from Benham, Texas, July 2lst ::
The destructive and mysterious fires that oc-
cured throughout our portion of the State on
the Sth, were a heme for speculation until to-
day. Some supposed that they resulted from
spontaneous combustion, caused by excessive
heat, but the suppositon seemed to prevail that
they were the result Of preconcertcd arrange
menis set on foot by abolition emlssaries who
have been expelled from the State. That the
latter suppostion was correct is verified by
letter from DR.. Price, Of Dallas"
The whole business portion Of that town was
consumed. Every store was entirely destroyed.
The next day the dwelling house of T. j. Eaknus
was burned. The day following the dwelling Of
+. III. Nicholson was fired, but discovered in time
to arrest the progress Of the flames. A meeting
Of the citizens Of Tanning county is to be held
in the Court House at Benham, where the subject
will be fully discussed, and measures adopted for
action.
An excitement exists in Virginia. near Alexan-
dria. The military have been called out to pro-
tect Republican residents Of the town-number-
lug about three hundred.
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TREASURER'S REP ORT
Far quarter ending Jaly 3lst, 1860.

THEAsuRERs OFFICE,
Weaveryille, August l 1860.
Total rec. derived from fol. sources, slO,5O3 90
Foreign miners license, S5,5l2 90
Poll tax, LUZ W
Per capita tax, 5b4 w
Merchants and trad license, 3l96 25
From late Treasurer, l25 90
Fines and penalties, l3 10
APPORTIONMENT.
State Fund, s2.9l6 90
General County Fund, 1,l97 40
Hospital Fund, 445 SO
Redemption Fund, 1858 60
School Fund, l23 90
ClOverdale Road Fund, 5l7 %
Aud Treas and Assessors fees 347 76
' w --s1O,5O3 90
COUNTY GENERAL FUND.
To amt. from last report, $ Sl4 10
To amount received, 4,419 40
CR.
BY amt. war redeemed, s9,282 40
Interest on same, 1I5 70
Col, Treas and Auditors fees, 433 Is
Balance in Treasury, 81 Al 90
HOSPITAL FUND.
To amt. from last report 5 81 90
- s52s 80
CIR.
By amt. war. redeemed S2l3 90
Balance in Treasury, 2Sj SO
REDEMPTION FUND.
To amt. from last report, 5 725 So
Amount received, 1853 60
- $3.50 43
CIR.
BY amt. war. purchased, 1920 20
Col. Treas. and Auditors fees, 5l2 G2
Advertising, 20 90
Balance in Treasury, 92G 6l
--- $3.50 43
SCHOOL FUND.
TO amt. from last report, Sjsl 81
Amount received l2j 90
500 81
BY amt. war. rcdeemcd $50 90
Balance in Treasury, zj9 81
- 500 81
CLOVERDALE ROAD FUND.
To amt. from last report, $l,522 81
Amount received, 5l7 50
--- $2,030 93
CIR.
By amt. war. redeemed, 7Gl 90
Balance in Treasury, 1878 SO
COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS.
Outstanding warrants registered on
County General Fund, S33.332 90
Registered on Hospital Fund, 1850 Is
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
A. NJ. KRUTTSCHNITT,
301w. County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

THE IssuE.-The whole issue in this political
canvass on sectional questions may be briefly
stated thus
Lincoln-Congress to legislate against slavery
where the people may want it.
Breckenridge Congress to legislate for slavery
where the people don't want IT,
Douglas" Non-ntervention by Congress with
slavery in the States and Territories. ."-Centlal
Californian.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

FRIENDSHIP REsroRED-It is officially an
nounced that the reported row between Tycoon
Buchanan and the 4" daily mail killer" was all in
venerable person, Don't desert me, DR.. Gwin
all my friends are leaving etc. Their feelings
are reported TO have been OF a most friendly ma
ture at parting How fortunate for the President.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

LATHAM aND GwIN.-ReferrDg to the arrival
Of the California Senator, the Sacramento Bee
of last Friday says:
$50 far as the State is concerned it may not
make much difference how Latham goes. provided
he does not take the stump, but it would make a
great difference here in his own home and among
his neighbors and personal friends, hence the
anxiety of the Breckinridgers, who have been on
the wane for the past few days, for his arrival
among them and the faint hope Of the Douglas
ties that he will espouse their side or else be
silent on the subject. If Latham be against
them, as he is pretty sure TO be, the popular
sovereignty advocates will have all they can do
to save themselves in the county of Sacramento,
Notwithstanding their great present apparent
strength
AS for Gwin, he has no influence here or any
where outside Of the Federal officials and they
have to do as he tells them or submit their heads
to the block. Wherever he may show his didap.
ping head in the canvass, the people should quest
ion him concerning his treachery relative TO the
overland mails"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

FIRST oF THE SEAsoN.-Tim Dacy, Of the
Main street vegetable depot, brought us a fine
large watermelon, on Friday morning. They
nre juei the thing for the present temperature Of
weather, AMI may be had at his stand. to-
gcther with anything else in the vegetable line
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

AWFUL RIcH.-Hill Beachy has just returned
from Washoc, and tells the Red Bluff Beacon that
il is rich country, but very duh one. DR..
Noyes, formerly Of that place, is President Of
eighty mining companies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

DEGLAGED HIS P0sIrIoN.-Gen, Denver is out
in very lengthy and able letter, declaring his
preference for Douglas, and his intention to sup
port him. 1t is published entire in the Sacra-
mento Weekly Union Of August lth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

TOp AArE.--As our columns will show, press
Of important reading matter (see proceedings of
Supervisory has obliged us to defer several ad
vertiscmenls handed in at a late hour. They will
upuear next week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

PERsoNAL.-p DR.. Davis, long resident of San
Francisco, and an eminent physician there, is on
visit to our place, we learn, with view of To-
ealing here, permanently.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

THE San Francisco Herald has hosted the
Breckenridge and Lane flag.
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FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,

next All accounts remaining unsettled at that
time will be left with Pitzer Il Stuart, Weaver
vile, for collection. All persons having demands
against the undersigned will present them before
the above date, as he intends leaving for Europe
ths Fall.
The proprietor also offers for sale his business
and buildings at Big Flat and Manzanita Flat
And person desirous of purchasing good busi-
ness location cheap, for cash, either with or with
out the stock of merchandise, will do well to APP
ply Immediately to the undersigned, at Big Flat,
Trinity county, California, or to Ptzer q Stuart,
Weayerville. ID. b. MURPHY.
1ai'~Humboldt Times please copy one month,
and send bill to this Office.
Big Flat, August II, 1860. 30d.
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he "sInsed to go win Inc Seceuers NDoJJ y,
the ~ager?- H. LaH. ~ - Tag

VINO is Lincoln ?"-Osweoo poUod,,-,
so,i thh ablest lawyer in Illinois, and the
smartest stump-speaker in the Union an ',ar,', ,ne
A4d honest man who believes what he nrofesses
ana VINO VIII carry olt Xhat be undertakes -,
StAalOr Dougias
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SETTLEMENT WANTED
....ANn....
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
/ ' indebted to the undersigned, doing business
at Big Flat and Manzania Flat, Trinity River,
that all accounts, notes, etc, must be be settled
OH or before the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11
ATTENTION TAX PAYERS !
ROAD ELECTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that meeting
/ ' of the Stockholders of the Weaverville and
Shasta Wagon Road Company will be held at the
JOURNAL Office, in Weaveryille, on
Monday, Sept. Sd, 1860,
for the purpose of electng Directors and Officers
of said Company for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of other business.
BY order Of Board of Directors,
d. L. GORDON, Secretary.
Weaverville, Aug. II, 1860. 304t.
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We have had good supply of Atlantic papers
anil magazines, and files of California newspa-
pefs from Greenhood Newbauer this week.
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Married j:

At Red Bluh, July 21st, by Justice J. D, Gage,
JoEArHAN S. SCLEIGH, Esq, formerly of Weaver
vile, TO Miss ELIZABETH SHINES.
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THANKs-To NJ Oberdeener, for supplies Of
Atlantic papers and pictorials
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-11

BD-The best Remedy for RheumatIsm Halls
Yellow Dock and lodide of Potass lsGm
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bSo. NrGrxr, has retired from the San Fran
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