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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

norGIAs CITY TRADERs.-Goewey q Hough
make an extensive announcement Of their wares
in to-day's Journal. They have lately put up
new store house at Douglas City, the most -four
ishng point in Trinity county, outside Of Wea-
yervlle, which they have filled with new assor-
ted goods selected especially for their trade in
San Francisco. They will sell as cheap as any
body, Try them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

j. d ID. CALLAGHAN-SHAsTA.-T firm ad-
vertise an extensive stock of Groceries and Pro-
visions for sale at their Shasta wholesale store,
Rice, Flonr, Sugar, Butter, and an assorted stock
"f Liquors are offered at San Francisco cost,
with two cents freight added. Trinity merchants
wishing 10 purchase al Wholesale are invited to
examine their stock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

RENEMBERED.-" Thank you, say we 10 the
managers of the approaching May Festival. The
occasion for so saying is the receipt of a compli-
mentary ticket OF invitation to lie present on
that festive occasion. We shall lose no onportu-
nifty TO slip down to the Festival grounds and
enjoy German hospitality. Success to the
"Deutsches Mai Fest" and happiness to our
German friends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

The SPECIAL School TAx.-Today friday
the proposition to assess a special tax for public
school purposes, will be voted on in this school
district. The polls were still open when we
went to press, but ii is conceded by all that the
proposition will carry. AS we have said before,
we hope for its success. The tax is very light,
and Tor most worthy object
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

RIPE STRAwBERRIEs-The first received or
heard Of in Trinity this season, came from the
Point Bar ranch Of Bennet Cook, on Monday.
They were large and sweet. and considering the
cold, backward weather, came much sooner than
expected In week Mr.. Cook will have plenty
ready for market
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J. w. WINSLETT'S
WEAYERVILLE AND UNION MAIL AND
EXPRESS ROUTE.

NN AND AFTER THIS DATE THE UN-
~ dersigned will carry all mail and express
matter between Weaverville and Union once u
week, leaving Rig Flat every Saturday morning.
where he will connect with Hendricks Express
for Weavervlle. All express business promptly
attended to. j. W. WINSLETT.
va. TRINITY JOURNAL delivered to subscribers
free Of charge.
Weayeryille, Dec 3, 1859, 4Cl,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

AoKNoW tEDGEMENT.--We acknowledge as es-
pecial favor the efforts of Mr. Albright, telegraph
operator, 10 procure US the latest news on sever
al occasions during the past two weeks Mr.
Albright is the most accommodating and correct
operator ever at the Weaverville Office and we
very much regret that be intends leaving in a
short time.
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Bir t h s.:

At Trinity Center, on the Sd inst, the wife Of
G. Fader, of a DAUGHTER,
AT Hocker's, in this county, May llth, the
wife Of Louis Raab, of Son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19
Grand .sury Report.
Indicted for felony.

TO The lion. Court.of Sessions Of Trinity County:
We, the Grand Jury Of the County of Trinity,
at the May term Of the Court of Sessions, re-
spectfully report to the Hon. Court that they
have examined the public buildings of the county,
and find them in deplorabe condition. The
Jail is in the last stages of irreparable decay,
unsafe for the purposes Of a prison, unhealthy,
aHd disgrace to the county.
The Court House is in some, though not much
better condition. A species of vermin known
as bed bug, has literally taken possession of the
temple of Justice, invaded the Offices of the
Sheriff and Clerk, de6ed the records, and in
several instances attacked the Judge on the
Bench. Many and costly repairs are necessary
to render it comfortable and decent. In fact a
complete renovation of the entire interior of the
building is demanded as matter Of necessity.
The Grand Jury therefore recommend that
new Jail and Court House be built or purchased ,
and for that purpose they advise that a special
Property Tax, not TO exceed the sum of $4,000
per annum for the term Of three years, should be
assessed as soon as the same can be lawfully done
We furthermore recommend that the Board of
Supervisors procure more safe place for keep
ing the County Records
NJ. RUCH, Foreman.
Court adjourned to l0 o'clock Friday morning
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

THE mail steamer Golden Age arrived on Sun
day morning, with 327 passengers among whom
were Col, Lander, of the Overland wagon road
survey, and family,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

SOUND" National pride Why we would
feel as justlable in growing nationally enthnsi-
astic over dog fight as we would in straining
for patriotic emotions over the row between
IIeenan and Sayers. ."-yNountdtn .NesSenqer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons having bills against the German
Festival Society are requested to present them
to the undersigned for payment on or before
MONDAY, May 28th. Bear this in mind
CIIAS. SCHUTZE, Secretary
Weaver May 10 1860. 1S.lw.
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Died; ;

On the 18th inst, at Hay Fork, in this county,
Mrs. TEMpLEToN, wife Of Benz. Templeton, aged
about 35 wears
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

CAPT SNYDER has dec lined acting as Superin-
tendent Of the Humboldt and Trinity wagon
road, any longer, the Humboldt Times says, but
gives no reason for doing so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19
TELEGRAPHED TO THE JOURNAL
FROM THE SACRAMENTO UNION OF MAY loIH'
OVER THE NORTHERN LINE

SACRAMENTO, May is, 1861.
The following, so far as known, is correct
statement of the number Of volunteers enga@eu
in the late battle with the Indians on Truckee
river. Total, lO5 the names of 81 are KNOWN
Henry Meredith, of Nevada, and X. n. Snowdeh'
ir., of Sacramento are among the dead. Inc
son of Judge Baldwin, at first reported killed,
has returned to Virginia City.
Returned, 38 dead, p wounded, 3 ; total
lO5
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VI hUCII, FpTFIlIHI.
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock Friday morning

ALARMING News FROM WAsHoE-MAssACR OF
announced on Monday the beart-rending inteli-
gence ;hat majority of the company which left
Silver City few days before to chastise Indian
murderers, had been massacred by the Indians.
If the accounts are not exaggerated nearly one
hundred persons must have fallen at the hands of
the red enemy among them several prominent
citizens of Sacramento. The company in search
OF Indians was under command OF Mai Ormsby,
struck camp on the Truckee on Saturday morn
ing last in the vicinity of Pyramid Lake, and
about a, p. m, were surrounded by Indians, sup
posed to number near 1000, when the slaughter
took place. The Indians are of the Pah. Utah
band, and are supported by 1904 from Salt Lake,
who are stationed at the sink of the Humboldt
to aid in cleaning the whites out of Carson Val
ley. White men, or rather devils--some of
Brigham Goungs Danies," perhaps-are said
to be leading the Indians. The fight took place
GO miles from Virginia City.
On Sunday dispatches were received from nu-
merous citizens Of Virginia City, calling on the
Governor Supreme Court Judges, and others,
for aid. Gov. Downey was absent at San Quen-
tin, but DR.. Price, Secretary of State, with all
possible dispatch, forwarded two hundred stand
Of arms, and five thousand rounds of ammunition
to Placerville on Monday night, under escort for
Virginia City. Capt. Dobbns, of the Marysville
Rifles Capt. Van Guider Of the Cploma Grays;
Capt. Van Hagen, OF the Nevada Rifles, and a
company from Stockton, announced themselves
in readiness to march, Gov. Downey telegraphed
to n. Greene Curtis on Sunday night, that he had
obtained 500 stand Of arms, and 10000 rounds
of ammunition from Gen. Clarke, which would
be forwarded Immediately.
The Shoshones and Smoke Indians are reported
to be Oh their way to assist the Pah Utahs, which
will swell the Indian force to between four and
five thousand warriors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

DR.. j. S. MoEsE, dentist, is in town for short
time, prepared to do Dental work at reduced
rates, which he warrants TO give satisfaction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

PRoPosED ADDITIONAL MAIL ROUTES IN CALI
FoRNIA One from Weaverville to Trinity Cen
ter from Uniontown by Hoopa Valley and Big
Bar to Weayerville; from Big Bend of Salmon
bv Rattlesnake to North Fork of Trinity: from
Cloverdale by Ukiah, Little Lake and Round
Vallies to Weaverville; from Weaverville by
Hay Fork to Uniontown.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

We will when the Wagon Road is DONE
Humboldt Times.
What changes Time will work before then.
Many long year Of suspense Tor you, Wiley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

OLD Bucks political credit. never the most
untainted, has been utterly lost, since he ,oent 10
Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

The ELECTORAL ColIEGE.-The whole electo-
raj vote is 1903: non-slaveholding States, 83 :;
slaveholding States, l20. Necessary TO Il choice,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19
DO EEall'e 5arSoyaari1I

Yellow Dock and odde of Potassadmirublc restora-
tive and purifier of the blood it ceanses the ystem of all
morbid and impure matter, removes rmples, bos and
eruptons from the skincurcs rheumatism and pains
all kinds All who afford should it, it tends to
give strength and rolong life. Sold by Druggists gencr
ally, at 81 per bottle.
R. BEALL 81 CO., PrOprietors,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

PrGuisTIc.-Samuel Curry, E'q., an old citi-
zen of this place, became involved in street
difficulty with Mr.. Green, on Wednesday night.
Both in"briated ; Curry victorious We are
surprised at Mr., Curry's ASSOCIATIONS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19
NOTICE..

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD
N of Supervisors of Trinity County will hs
held in Weaverville on
Saturday., May 10th,
for the purpose of receiving sealed proposals for
building that portion Of the Cloverdale Road
commencing at the foot of Rush creek mountain
on the east side of Rush creek, and ruaning 10
the summit of said mountain, OH the survey made
by II. Hart for Bates & VanMatre, said Road to
he eight feet wide on solid ground, and to be rs
low on the inside of said Road as in front
M. +. GRIFFIN,
Clerk Board of Supervisors.
Weaverville, May IL, 1860 liz.
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
For quarter ending AprH 3OM, 1860.


OFFICE County TREASURER
Weaverville, Apr 80, 1860
Total rec. derived from fol. sources, SO, ,523 &c
Property tax, $50 and go, $lGS0 26
Foreign miners license, 1886 90
Poll tax, 232 90
Per capita tax, 302 90
Merchants and trad license, 2l73 so
From State, (school fund.- l79 so
--$0,523 &c
APPORTIONMRNT.
State FUND.- $32lO o.
General County Fund, 1921 IL
Hospital, AL 7S
Redemption, 1740 78
School, 290 IS
Cloverdale Road J03 45
Aud Assessor and Treas. s fees, ll5 35
--$9,52a 90
COUNTY GEN. FUND.
TO amt. from last report, ia 81
do received, 1921 III
By amt warrants redeemed, s25lo 20
Interest on same, 577 70
Auditor, Col and Treas. fees, 425 l6
Advertisement. 8 90
Balance in Treasury, 6l4 70
-s4,335 p2
HOSPITAL FUND.
To amt. from last report, 81 55
Amount received, AL rs
- $6O3 SO
CIR
By amt. warrants redeemed, 1898 l6
do fees Col. and Treas. % 81
Balance in Treasury, 81 80
- s5O3 33
REDEMPTION FUND
To amount from last report, S G23 so
do received, 1740 78
-S2 1854 rs
BY amt warrants redeemed, $ll51 90
Auditor Col. and Treas. fees, 4S7 36
Balance in Treasury, 725 SO
--S2,864 %
SCHOOL FUND.
To amt. from last report S679 25
do received, 200 rs
500 90
BY amt. warrants redeemed, 1915 90
Collectors fees, l3
Express costs, 2 90
Balance in Treasury, 584 81
= sa7o 90
CLOvERDALE ROAD FUND.
To amt. from last report, sl628 so
do received, l03 45
-sl,732 "a
By amt. warrants redeemed, S 2l0 90
Balance in Treasury, 1922 "a
-S1,732 "a
ROAD FUND.
To amt. from last report S7S 43
CIR.
By amt. warrants redeemed, SIS 43
COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS.
Outstanding warrants registered On
County General Fund, S36,228 IS
Registered on Hospital Fund, 3,S4l OF
All Of which is respectfully submitted
a. NJ. KRUTTSCHNITT.
County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

GREENHooD IL NEwBApER are thanked for ex-
press and newspaper iavors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

MINING AccIDENT.-Morgan Seiguer had his
leg broken above the knee by a falling bank in
bis claim on East Weaver, on the 10th. DR..
Harris was called to attend him. and Informs us
that lie is in a comfortable condition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19

RE- -Fhe hest Remedy for Ekheunsatism Halls
saraaIarlIa Yellow Dock and Iodide of Potass lsCm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-05-19
SETTLE !

rTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DISPOSED
4 of their entire interest in the Diana" Sa'
loon to- Mr. Chas. Crane, request all persons III
debted to make immediate payment, as all out
standing accounts
II. N. BROWN,
ALEX. LOVE.
Weavervile, May II, 1860. 1T
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
THE MANAGES CONFESSION,

4 few years ago 1 visited an insane
asylum. The woman in charge conduct
ed us through various apartments, giving
us all the information in regard to the oc-
cupants she was able, and kindly answer.
ing all the queiions. until we came tc a
room where one Of the patients had late
ly died, and now lay awaiting the dispo-
sal Of her friends, who had been apprised
of her decease. We entered, and gazed
reverently upon the face Of the sleeper
She was woman in the prime Of life, and
bore traces Of great beauty. What great
sorrow had bereft this beautiful crature Of
her reason2 and by what relative, and
for what motive, had she been incarcera.
ted in that living tomb? were queries
which were in my mind as ! gazed upon
her lifeless remains.
My eyes involuntarily wandered over
the apartment. A little table stood in
the corner, beneath the CREATED window
A Bible lay upon it, and as / took 1t ur
paper slid from between the leaves and
fell at my feet. l raised it. II was Q
closely written sheet, and glance con
vinced me that it was some sort of re,
velation which had been written there du
ring the last hours of life that had fed.
"What is this2" asked, as held W
the paper.
"Oh, that Is probably some Of Aggy''
scribbling. She used to call for pen and
paper, and as she would be very quie
with them, 1 always gave them to her
She would write over several sheets anC
then destroy them. That is probably one
of them-of no consequence, l presume,
said the woman.
asked If l might retain it.
"Why, yes, ifyOu wish TO-" she replied
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
COJINTY OFFICERS.

Judge of Fairfield Common Pleas COHEt-HENRY
G. WHITMAN, residence Lancaster, Ohio. :. -.
Probate Judgs-JESSE LEoHNER, Office In Public
Building.
Prosecuting Aitornsy-JAMES w. STINCHCoMB
SAerif-AARON w. EBRIGHT, Ohice at Jail.
CLERK Of COurt-JoHN @. RAlNEY, Office Public
Building. .,.,.
Trsasursr--P. C. BENADUM, Office Public Building
Reeorder-A SYFBRT, Ohice Public Building.
Surusvor-B. s. HANNUM, ONCE, Public Building
COroRsr-L SHEFFER, residence, Madison tp.
Commis ners-J0SEPH SHARP, of Bern Town.
ship; JONAS A. BAKER, of Nalnut Township, and
JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM, of Hooking Township.
School f. z Sminers-WM. w. WHITNEY, JOHN
WILLIAMS and URIAH G. RUTTER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22

TPBusinesscard ofabout lines,by the year, SIS 0C
HPAdvertsemonts, not marked on the manuscript
will be continued at our terms until forbid.
NPLegal advertise Administrators notices
&C. must be paid for il advance, for reasons which
we will explain at the time.
MPTho above terms strictly observed In all eases.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22

"By the side Of her husband, madam in
-Csmetery." he replied "She has
not had her reason since bis death, twen.
~ ytars ago."
A few months since | visited-Cem.
etery. ] found their graves. A costly
mount marks the spot. The uncle is ia
possession of his Diece's wealth, and ia
seemingly prosperous. l have never
mado known to any one the existence oI
the paper in my possession. | have
learned that the family of Ernest are all
dead.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22


IN scarcely be excelled. Though not h
est. as chance selection we offer til
flowing entitled
AHE HUNTER'S vIsIONi
Upon a rock that, high and sheer,
Rose from the mountain's breast,
A weary hunter Of the deer
Had set him down to rest,
And leaned to the soft summer air
His hot rod brow and sweaty hair,
All dim in hazo the mountains lay,
With DINNER Wales between;
And rivers glimmered on their way,
by forests family seen;
While ever rose a murmunng sound,
From brooks below and bees around.
He listened till he seemed tohear
a strain so soft and low,
That whether In the mind or ear
The listener scarce might know,
With such tone so sweet and mild,
The watching mother lulls her child.
"Thou weary huntsman," II said,
"Thou faint with toll and heat,
The pleasant land of rest sspread
Before thy weary feet,
And those whom thou would gladly sec
Are waiting there 10 welcome thee"
He looked, pnd 'twixt the earth and sky
Amid the noontde haze,
A shadowy region met his eye,
And grew beneath his gaze,
Asifthe vapors Of the uir
Had gathered into shapes so fair.
Gloves treshened as he looked, and flowers,
Showed bright on rocky bank,
And fountains welled beneath the bowers,
Where deer and pheasant drank.
He saw the gittering streams, he heard
The rustling bow and twittering bid.
And friends-the dead-in boyhood dear,
There lived and alked again,
And there was one who manyayear
Within he grave had lain,
fair young girl, the hamlet's pride
Hisheat was breaking when she died
Bounding, was her Won't, She came
Right toward his resting place,
And stretched her head, and called his namt
With that sweet smi ling face.
Forward with fixed and eager eyes,
The hunter leaned in act 10 rise.
Forward he leaned, and headlong down
Plunged from that craggy WALL
He saw the rocks, steep, stern and Lrown,
An instant, in his fall;
A frightful iDstant-and no more,
The dream and life at once were DER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
From the Arctic RegiOns---PTogress OF
IIaiI's Exploring Expedition,

The following letter is the first official
intelligence received from the Expedition
ofC. +. Hall, which sailed from the Unit.
ed States last May. is search of further
relics of Sir John Frankliu, or any sur
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22
RooK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all descriptions ~ OF
WORK: such as CARDS, ClRC'LARS, POSTERS
BALLTICKETS, and every other variety Of PLAIN
AND FANCYJoBBING with new and superiortype
and on short notice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-22

statement Of the accomplishments by Nc
Clin'ocE. In his last voyage here 10 the
Arctic Regioos. All were much amazed
with the jovialness of Governor Elberg.
in reading before the whole company pres.
ent McClintock's account Of lis gilt of
some Goals to "ths priests wife, Who was
blue with cold" The priests wife"
Mrs. Kier, was one of the party, and seem
ed 10 enjoy the joke quite as we'll as any
OF us.
l must take the on'y copy ofMcClin-
tock have with me, as there are many
statements in it that | wish to investiga Q
personally, when on King Williams Laud
next year. I'd. W
have visited various mountains OF
Greenland during our stay here, and know
Of no part of the world where there is bet.
ter opportunity for the gevIogist to inves-
tigate the stratiication Of the earth's
ernst than here in the North. By the by,
Gov. Elberg has presented me with nu-
merous specimens of fossil fish, from North
Strom FiO'd. the only place where they
can be obtained. Mr.. McClintock says
they are Interesting as being Of unknown
geological date.
Before me on the table in my cabin.
where am writing this, is beautiful bo-
4uct Of Arctic flowers. iu great variety.
ssnt me by several young Esquimaux Is
dies OF HolsteinbeIg. l am astOnished at
he profuseness Of Natures productions
here.
Las! Saturday, accompanied by the Is.
quimaux. Adam Beck. the interpreter Of
cd Sir John Ross, took trip to Mount
Cunningham. On arriving a. the foot Of
the peak called ''Woman's Hood," Adam
was fearful 10 60 further up. We were
then higher up than any one has ever been
betors--so the HOlsteiubergers say-but |
doffed everything, save what modeSty
would bid me retain ia "Woman's Hood
was about and up. aud up! went to a
fearful height. Just as reached the top
--of rather It's top was within grasp
chssm Intervened, and l was obliged TO
RETURN though spent an hour up there,
drinking in the mighty views around me
counted five hundred peaks ofmountaiEs
saw lakes rivers, Dayiss Straits, hundred
Of islands. bays. Hvlsleinberg. &c, DC.
JULi lS.--It is intended that we leave
here at the earliest moment. Yesterday,
by the assistance of Gov. Elberg and Cap.
tain Buddiug;on, purchased an excellent
team Of sledge dogs. Next winter will
find me half Esquimaux. doubt not
Capt. Buddinglon intends finding good
quarters for the George Henry, then pro.
ceeding with me thro' Frobisher's Straits
and Fox Chsnnel. Circumstances viii. de-
eide as to penetrating also Rspulss Bay
shall learu much practical information
this Winter. sH
JuLY 20, o'clock p. ma fresh breeE,
now prevails. We are now off for tbe
west side of Davls's Straits.
Yuur6 aa aver c. r. HALL