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Democratic County Convention.

Pursuant to call, the National Democratic
County Convention met at Weaveryille on Thurs
day, Aug. Both. On motion, J. Bennett was cho-
sen President, and H. Nichols, Secretary. On
motion, the following persons were chosen com
mittee on credentials viz Messrs. Boch, Clark,
Cochran, Didawick and Felter, and on organiza-
tion and order Of business, Messrs Barrett, Shaw,
Quick, Reynolds and Predix, On motion, ad-
journed to l o'clock, p. m.
Convention met pursuant to adjournment, Dnd
committees on credentials and organization re-
port reports accepted, and crcdential commit-
tee declare the following persons entitled 10 seats
in Convention :--Thos. l.. Meller Jno. Bower
u'an. L. Bates. J. II Hutchinson, Jno Shields. j..
Quick, J. i. Shaw, j. H. Matthew, l.. Reynolds,
J. Huber, c. Quigev, c. StanhoDo' D. 5. Rock
well, S. Ddawick, W. Anderson, D. Nichols, j.
FeiclI j. A. b. Jenkins, II. Kindly, NJ. tagin, X.
Boch, J. Warous, W. D. Mcguire, }. Clark, j.
Huss. f. Flowers. VI. /. Knowiton, J. Barrett, j.
McLauahan, A. J. Fclcr, c. Brown, j Cochran
G.. w. Perry, r. Silcox, l.. Dam, ii. Nichols, C.
Schultz, w Condor, J. Bennett E. Merrigan, W
Predix and L. W. Dodge.
Committee on permanent organization rec eom
mend J. Bennett as permanent President, and H.
Nichols as secretary, and recommend the follow
ing order of business DENOMINATION OF can
dIdate for Assembly 2nd-nomlnaton OF dele
gates 10 State Convention appointment Of
county Central Committee. Reports of both
committees having been adopted, they were dis
charged. On motion, the following was adopted:
Resoired, that candidates for Assembly come
forward and pledge themselves in the usual man
ner also, to oppose the reelection Of VIM. NJ.
Gwin to the L. S. Senate, first, last and all the
time, and TO support no man for that position
who does not stand upon the National platform
endorsed 10y Douglns q Johnson.
On motion, Mcssrs. Felter and Jenkins were
chosen as tellers and the Convention proceeded
to ballot for Assemblyman. After several bal
lots. f. Walter, Of Weaverville, was unanimous
~ chosen such candidate.
The following persons were then chosen as del
egates TO State Convention y. 5. Pitzer, r..
Boch, J. Cochran, j. Bennett i. Flowers, G. S..
Miles and Jno Clark.
The following persons were chosen as county
Central Committee JAS. Cochran, J. Bennett,
Il. Boch, NJ +. Griffin, Jno. Clark, A. J. Fclter,
0. Stuart, Il. SiIcox. l.. Reynolds, and as Dist
Committee Messrs. Barrett, Huber, IIndley, Ry-
an, Griffin, II. G. Stuart and Boch. After a short
address by J, S, Pitzer Convention adjourned
sine die. ii. NICHOLS, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

THE IMufGRATIoN.-Mr J. NJ. Fisher tells us
that crossing the Plains now is a very different
thing from What it was Ten years ago. Up to the
time they reached Salt Lake the mail stages and
Pony Express passed them every week, giving to
the fatgucd and news hungry emigrants the la
test intelligence from either side Of the continent.
Thirty five miles is now the farbcst point between
stations from the Missouri river to Salt Lake.
No very large amount Of stock will cross the
country this year, and what they saw on the
route was in healthy condition, with one eXccp-
tiou-Hiram Parker, Esq, of Red Bluff lie bad
some fine stock and halted for rest in Honey
Lake Valley. He had lost seven head mp to the
time Fishers train left. Capt. Rambo, of Red
Bluff, was passed on the route. Isaac Hamilton,
of Scott Valley b. and W. Hood, II. i. Davis
and Robert Young, Of Yreka, were left at the
junction Of the Red Bluff and Irela road, all
with fine stock. Most Of the emigration is ami-
lies, and will settle in the northern part Of the
State, and some five or six were on their way to
old Trinity. Mr.. Fisher thinks that at least two
thirds of all the emigrant voters be saw were
Douglas men. OF the thirteen who came to Canon
Greek with him, twelve will vote for The " Little
GiantO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01
SHERIFF. SALE.

pT VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLO-
- sure Of Mortgage and order of sale issued
out OF the District Court of the 9th Judicial Dis
trict of the State of California and county of
Trinity, in the action of f. r. Skies, as plaintiff,
and Moses Chadbourne, as intervenor, against II.
G. Ward, Wm. Gilderoy and J. c. Dorr duly at
tested the 30th day of August, A. d., 1860. am
commanded to sell all that certain piece or par
eel Of land situated on the Shasta and Yreka
Turnpike. at the foot of Trinity mountain. about
onehalf mile from Trinity river in the county
of Trinity and State Of California, and known as
II. c. Ward q Co.'s hotel and ranch. beinr the
same taken up by the defendants and recorded
in the Recorders Office Of Trinity county, about
the 9th day Of January, A. D., 1858: tooetbrr
with the tenements, hcreditaments and appurte-
nances thereunto belonging or in any wise amer
tanning or such part thereof as shall be necessary
to be sold according to law Notice is hereby
given that on
Saturday. the 22d day of September.
A. D., 1850, at u o'clock, NJ in front of lbc
Court House door in the county of Trinity, |
VII sell the said above described property to the
highest bidder, for cash.
I.G. MEssEC, Sheriff.
PlTzER n SrrART, PltA's. Attys. 53.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

CONSERVING AGAINST GwlN.-Thcrc are ncws-
paper calls upon the Douglas Democrats in seve-
raj quarters to pledge their legislative candidates
against VIM NJ. Gwin as a candidate for rc-clec
ton TO the L. s. Senate. That is well it will
be better il they are all SO pledged. Before the
people, Gwin would not have the slightest chance;
but in a Legislature not committed against him
he could, and would, make use Of his influence
and great means as might defeat the popular
will Now as the Douglastcs and Republicans
Will probably be able TO control the course Of the
Legislature on the Senatorial question, it is very
prudent in the former to require from their rep
rescntatives pledges which are not needed from
the latter Nobody feels that Republican leg
islator would support Gwn, for every Republican
is pledged by dcep-seated principle against that
whole class Of pro slavery extremists and parii-
zan wire-pullers which Gwin SO we'll represents.
-.lLlI4spMe .HpplaL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01
FURNISHED RnQrEsT.
To the Editor of the San Francisco Herald

Sir THE undersigned, citizens of Trinity
county, were induced to subscribe for your paper
during the present Presidential campaign, with
the assurance that the same would support the
Regular National Democratic nominees for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency Of these United
States We are not scctionaols, neither did we
subscribe for yonr paper for the purpose Of dis
seminating the views Of a sectional party IN one
portion Of our common country, to the exclusion
of the interest and well being of the entire IN
ion. We cannot commend in too strong terms
the course of our fellow citizen, JoHN NuGENr
Esq, in Withdrawing from the editorial depart
ment of the paper, when it was determined ny
the proprietors of the Herald to advocate the
claims Of Breckinridge and Lane, instead OF
Stephen A. Douglas and IIerschel '. johnson,
the regular nominees of the National Democracy.
We are Democrats, and will support the reeu-
lar nominees OF the National Convention-Ste-
phen A. Douglas and Hcrschel V. Johnson, and
are not willing to have the Herald forced upon
US under false pretences or false colors. There
fore, you will please discontinue our papers and
appropriate the subscription price paid by US as
YOU see fit or proper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01
SET ELEMENT WANTED
....AND...
PROPERTY FOR SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all person,
l ' indebted to the undersigned, doing bushes.
at Big Flat aud Manzanita Flat, Trinity Rireg
that all accounts, notes, etc., must be be setld
on Or before the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER,
next. All accounts remaining unsettled at fa.
time will be left with Pitzer & Stuart, Weagq.
Vile, for collection. All persons having dcmani,
against the undersigned will present them before
the above date, as he intends leaving for Eulop.
this Fall.
The proprietor also offers for sale his bushes
and buildings at Big Flat and Manzanita Fla.
And person dcsirouS of purchasing a good bGa
ness location cheap, for cash, either with or with
out the stock of merchandise, will do well IOap
ply Immediately to the undersigned, at Big Fla
Trinity county, California, or to Pi'zer & Stuar
Wcavervlllc. ID. B. MURPHY.
humboldt Tm"s please copy one mont
and send bill to this Office.
Big Flat, August IL, 1860. 9ON
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

DIsrmCr CouRr,-The cases below given were
disposed Of as follows at the late term Of District
Court:
Whelton ag Scanon.-Decree ordered in
pltffs. favor.
Moore ag Soule, ct. al.--JudgmonI for pltM
Love, Executor, ag. Bates & Van Matre--
Judgment for defendents.
Smith and Smith ag. farnsworth and Stafford.
Judgment for plaintiffs,
Frodorcks, et al ag. Huber, ct. al-Judgm
for pltfs. Motion for new trial.
Parrish ag. J. VI. Kely--Judgmo for pltiG.
IIoadey ag. Crow.--Judgmcnt for plaintiff.
Felter ag. His Creditors.--Petiton granted,
and plaintiT discharged from bis debts.
Collopy ag His Crcdtors.-Pet granted,
and plf. discharged from his Indebtedness.
Watson az. Gibson.--Auachmcn discharged,
and sheriff ordered to release property.
Hooker ag. Messcc, ct. al.-Contnued to next
term.
NJ. Griffith, NJ. Kccler. D. Loary, p. Murphy,
Thos Morcom, Daniel Cory and Wm Rooney
admitted to citizenship.
Court adjourned on Tuesday to next regular
term.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

BELL AND EvERETT-The friends of The Union
ticket are moving in different portions Of the
State. A meeting was held at Yreka on the 18th
ult., over which Jonas W. Brown presided. J..
Il. Roseborough is one OF the delegates to the
Union State Convention. Another meeting vas
held at McAdams' Creek on the 18th. The I'm
ion Central Committee of Nevada county have
resolved not to make county nominations. Or
CARNATIONS are being formed throughout the
State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

TIE editor Of the Mountain Democrat has in his
garden two Bartlett pear trees, upon which at
the present time there are two distinct crops of
fruit The trees bloomed first in April and af-
terwards in july The FIRST crop weighs eight or
nine ounces, and the second about two, each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01
WEAyERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning., September 4, 1860.

A MonEl OFFICER AND HONEST MAN-Col
Lander, Superintendent of the Wagon Road sur
vcy. t will be remembered returned some S4O-
600 to Government which had been appropriated
for the above service, and placed at his disposal.
Many people thought it strange proceeding on
the Part of Government officer, aud we are
tempted 10 think it was for that reason that the
California dele CATION asked him TO resign. But
she Col. didn't do it, and is now using every ef-
fort in lis power to facilitate the incoming i'm.
migration. Every person who crossed the Plains
this season speak in the highest terms of him,
both as man and officer Fishers company
found him at Rabbit Hole Springs. in the Carson
Valley country, where he had sawed lumber and
built pools to catch the water from the warm
springs, where it could cool for the use Of emf
grants and cattle. The Col. was always found
with bis working garb on, and boasted that he
copA 30 us much hard labor as any man nndrr
him, Several Of the new comers tell us that bis
ssdcIce 10 the emigrants was to come TO the north
that it was the place for their families We
can readily imagine that the Col. is capable Of
giving such good advice, and we nope no further
effort will he made by the CalifoTnia delegation
in Congress to have the man removed, who by
every means in his power is striving to benefit
Northern California, the section which at election
time they all so dearly love. We are for Lam
dor now and forever.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

TuE following is going the rounds of the lower
eountry press as an extract from letter written
10y Col Weller to A. u. Smith, of Shaws Flat
" Running for constable would sound well
enough but =" running for the L. S. Senatorship
don't:
al have as much right to run against him
SEiwn) next winter as any other man-and |
Tuten& TO run, II the people are for me, hope
shcy ~if say so in clectng members of the next
Legislature If they are not, am cone1t to
remain where AMIN private life. | have no
bargains to make with any one.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

THE Burlington Qqwa) Hack Eye, furious
Republican organ, talks thus scnsibly Of rail
"toating.'
I'VE doubt whether rails split by Mr. Lincoln,
or spi!utcrs tbcrefrom are any better than any
oihtr rails, and doubt the efficacy Of toat'ng them
over the country. Let our party put this non
sense away, aud give the people facts and fig
uVesu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

BELL AND EVERETT IN SHAsTA.--ln the Courier
Of last week some dozen citizens published call
for Bell and Everett meeting to be held on
Wednesday of this week, to nominate delegates
10 the Union State Convention to be held in Sac
ramcnt0 on the 9th inst
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

MATRIapEnL EXGAGEMENTS.--An office has
been opened in San Francisco, Ia Trancaise,
for procuring matrimonial engagements All a
fellow has to 90 is to send his portrait, descrip-
tion and a little money we reckon, and the man
that keeps the Office promises to DO his best to
procure mate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

Political SETTo IN SHAsTA,-We hear that
on the return Of Indian Agent DreibeIbis to
Shasta, last week, that personal encounter of a
not very serious nature occurred between himself
and Il. r. Spragnc, Esq, originating from differ
cnce of political opinion. No injury done beyond
a fa scrotnhpe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

THIEVES ABoUr-The sluces of II. Saunders
4 CO., on Weaver Creek, were robbed by some
unknown thief or thieves on Monday night.
Moss. at Mabie's mill, wGs entered and searched,
but nothing taken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

NEXT TO LErTERs.-Ncxt to letters from our
friends and relatives, nothing brings them SO
wildly to our remembrance as the newspaper
published in the place where they dwell for in
we'll conducted local paper, much that is deeply
interesting 10 those that are at a distance. and
which is either unknown to or overlooked hy the
private friend, may be found in its columns
COiuH5ia Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

WAXTED.-Tbe wife of Thomas Berton lately
arrived at San Francisco from Guaymas, in des
titute circumstances and with eight children.
Very naturally she is anxious to discover the
whereabouts of her Thomas, who is somewhere
in The mines
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

THE Butte Record asserts that ali the chief
supporters Of Breckenridge and Lane throughout
the Union, are Federal appointees. The Record
believes they are all actuated By princple-prin-
eipally the " five loaves and two GshesN nrincinle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

INSANE FROM WArcnMG HIS Cold Caleb
week, that a man believed to be insane had been
stopping about in the Hay Fork neighborhood,
and that Mr.. Gibson, trader in that valley had
detained him until he could be safely cared for
He gave his name to the Sheriff as Christian
Lewis, and is either a German or Swede. From
what information could be gained, he is believed
to have become crazed from watching his money,
as about $1,000 was found on his person, which
he used every effort to conceal. Mr. Messec
brought the unfortunate man to town, and he is
now kindly cared for by MI. Schmisekamp, Of
the Miners Hotel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

WE thank Tim. Dacy, Of the Main street vege-
table store, for an excellent melon handed us on
one of the warm days of the present week. lie
always has a quantity on hand for lovers of that
edible
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

INmcArlyE.-At the Breckenridge primary
meeting in Shasta, last Friday night, thirty eight
votes were polled. On the following evening
one hundred and forty votes were cast at the
Douglas primary meeting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01
IIarriCd &:

At the residence OF II. Mabic, Esq, on Weaver
Creek, Aug. 2Cth, by Hon. Wm. p. Daingerleld,
Mr. DAVID LAWRENCE TO MISS MARY PASSAGE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

So MrcH THE BETTER.--The San Francisco
Herald says that Gov Downey's speech at Beni-
cia was " abont the length Of your little fnger.'
That is by no means fault.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

THE REAsoN.-About fifty ladies attended
Douglas meeting at lone City on the 18th ult
Wash, Wright the handsome editor of the Anna
dor Ledger, was one of the speakers, and is sup.
posed 10 have been the leading attraction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

COMPLGEXTARY.-Tbe editor OF this paper
thanks the officers of the State Agricultural So
ciety for complimentary ticket to the Fair, to
be held neyt month,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

We shall endeayor to furnish the information
next week, inquired after by Mr.. Il. j. HOLMES, a
miner on the North Fork Of the Trinity, whose
name, as per order, is enrolled on our subscrlp.
tion list with pleasure Hydraulic Press, 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

DoCGLAs finds some of his most Jealous suppor-
tiers amongst the Irish adopted citizens. They
are Democratic naturally. They are also nation
aL-San Francisco Heyaid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01

BREcKINRIDGE PoLE.-Mr. Daniel Hitchcock
has far recovered from his recent injuries that
he was able to bring in huge flag staff, some
thing less than 200 feet long, on Tuesday. 1t
will be raised in front of Mitchells saloon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-01
Births:

In Weavcrcillc, Aug. 10Th, the wife of +. A.
Buck, of a Son.
At Turner'S Bar, Aug. 28th, the wife Of Chris
tian Nation. Of a Soy