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field man drove CT the bridge with larr.
load OF boards, standing upon the same. \,
the heavy load crowded the horses down H..
bridge at rapid walk, the telegraph VIE
Game directly under the drivers chin carry
Ing him backwards and setting him down u.
on his load In Il manner more summary thu,
elegant. His surprise at first was only equal
led by his wrath when he found e,er,boty
laughing al him.
The accident at the same place 10 the coun-
tryman who was intending to carry on quite
little lrade on the field. was more seriou>
lie drove up 10 the grounds with his wagon
body well filed with honey boxes, pies, yin
serbread, tin kettles and crockerv. and ig>,
as he came TO tn. fatal bridge locomot;y.
cane putting down the track, frightening Ai>
horse, which started down the bridge al a
run. First 4 box of honey pitched out upon
the ground, breaking the box, of course, then
tin pail, and next a box of pies came tun.-
bling over the wheels, the horse running. and
the unwilling Jehu hallooing "wnoa" at the
top Of his voice. Finally the horse was stop;
ped, and its driver undertook to gather up
the fragments; but he found that Young
America had monopclized the honey, his pies
were smashed. and his hopes Of realizing the
first cost upon that load entirely ruined
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ground Judge Chandler was defeated, who is
every way worthy and competent man, we
have not learned; but we believe several To-
cal issues, such as removing the shire to Is
land Pond, were brought up at the polls; the
Judge was misrepresented and consequently
defeated. The Republicans Of Essex could
not easily have made greater mistake.
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L Ii f CALIFORNIAN
BY c. NJ. STONE & co.
St. Johnsbury, Friday, Sept II, 1860.
National Republican Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of Illinois.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine.

'THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES ARR
THE RIGHrrUL MASTERS OF BOTH CONGRESS
AND COURTS. '-.lbruhom Liucon
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THE BANNER COUNTY claim for Cal
edonia county,-until some one else puts in
"a bid,-the honor of the largest Republican
gain over the vote of last year of any county
in the state. This is peculiarly gratifying af-
ter hearing the assertion before election that
our candidate for governor was not popular
at home. The vote on September 4 is good
answer to that calumny. A majority of 35l
in his own town over both wings of the le-
mocracy, and a net gain of about 400 IN the
county over the vote of last Year for our de-
servedly popular Gov. Hall, are figures that
should make the persons who circulated such
stories as above alluded to- feel small.
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The Star that Never Sets Shines Brighter
and Brighter.

The Star that Never Sets Shines Brighter
and Brighter.
In our remarks about the result of our
election last week, We said that we had chos-
en- our governor by about 10000 majority.
We are happy to state that since the count
OF the Quaker vote the majority has been
increased to 21,OOO or $4,000. So that the
Republican gain over last year is some 5000
which, considering our small state and the
poor facilities We have for manufacturing vo-
trrs, We call pretty good. The democracy
have one member in the Senate, Ooncly fel-
low, We pity him } and less than thirty in the
house-seven less than last year. In speak
ing of our election the Boston Journal has
the following:
THE Green Mountain State has done Gre
dit even to herself Although conscious that
she was sure Of a Republican victory al all
points, yet her sons have rallied as if the
cause were really at stake. This effort was
for the sake of her sister states. and it will be
S'ueNAN'v ASSoShlLVu. ~ TIC SAME lllnt IL
is good result for Vermont. She carries her
Republican majority above $1,000. She
returns her worthy Congressman by ma
jorities worthy of them. She has legisla-
ture entirely Republican in one branch, and
overwhelmingly so in the other. Such is the
splendid testimonial of one of the best states
in the Union to the cause of Republican prin-
ciples.
"ho has the honor of being defeated We
suppose that Mr.. Douglas, in his travels
through the state, and by the principal dem
ocratic nominations, put his popular sover-
eighty dogma in issue; and now he hears
what the popular sovereigns say about it.
But as the Breckenridge candidate for Gov
ernor had one-ffth of the whole democratic
VOTE we ought to say perhaps, strictly speak
! ing, that the route or annihiation is d:stribu-
tea in the ratio of eighty per cent. to Doug.
las and twenty per cent. to Breckinridge.-
But they can adjust that to suit themselves. ;,
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THE MAINE ELECTION !
The Pine Tree State Sucaks.

Hc I-Ihe 1 rec state SpclkSs
The election in Maine, last Monday, called
out the largest vote ever polod in that state.
She emulated the Green Mountain State and
if she does not give quite so large MAJOR
ty, it will hot fall much short of il. The re-
ports say that the majority for Washburne,
for Governor, will not fall short of Il 900
and may reach 200I0. Al six Republican
Congressman are elected. and the State Leg
lslature is largely the same way, thus ensur-
ing Republican I. S. Senator. Douglas
pilgrimage in search of his mother down in
Maine was not more successful than in this
State. In both these States the Republicans
have electe;! their Governors by majority
1000 greater than last year. SO mach for a
sight Of the small giant. The following dis
patch was in the Boston papers "Wednesday
PORTLAND, Sept. II. 2l3 towns give
Washburne (Rep.) 1911 votes; Smart
(Dem) 35,026 Barnes (Umon) l34o. Same
towns las, year gave Morrill, (Ke;,.) 39,36O ;
Smith (Dem.) 3O,J44. Republican majority
this year ,SSl last Year SSlG. Increase
in the whole vote l4.j0o. Kepuhlicanism
net gain 1868. Tie aggregate vote of the
State will reach l2O,00O-about 10000 more
than that Of last year.
All the Republican candidates for Congress
are elected.
The Republicans are celebrating their vic
tory in this city by u torchight procession,
llumnations, &c.
The Representatives elected to the Legis-
lature in Penobscot and Piscataquis counties
are all Republicans.
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Personal.

y correspondent Of the Boston Waterman
and Reflector says that the rare logical pow
ers Of Rev. J. H. Bechwith of Barton, author
Of immersion not Baptism" are 10 culminate
in the legal profession. Hereafter the Yer
mont Bar will have as one of It's members. J.
II. Beck with, esq.
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THE SEWING MACHINE MONOPOLY. Per-
haps all our readers know why good sewing
machines are held at so high a price. 1t is
owing to several patents which are held, the
principal one being upon the needle, and
owned by the inventor, Elias Howe, Jr. The
Commissioner Of Patents has just renewed
the patent Of MIR. Howe, thus disappointing
the hopes that many had that the sewing ma
chimes would be cheapened in price, and
come within the means of nearly all. MIR.
Howe has made Ao!f million Of dollars
out Of this patent, his share at least of the
profit derived from sewing machines but
this was rot enough. He has now combined
with two or three large manufacturers, to
whom he alone grants licenses, and they have
induced the Commissioner TO renew his pa
tent, and now they have the monopoly Of the
whole business for another ten years. This
is most shameful, as it is no better than TAX
ing the bread right out of the mouths Of the
poor needle-women. Friends of humanity
had hoped for better things.
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ESSEX COUNTY AGAIN.-It will be seen nv
returns which We give elsewhere, that Essex
county. which the New-York Tribune calls a
paradise for pr'ze-fshters, is the democratic
paradise Of Vermont. IT. other words, Judge
Chandler is defeated for the Senate, and r.
G. Beattie is elected. So it will be noticed
that the Vermont Senate will contain one de-
mocrat! the city papers to the contrary not.
withstanding. The remainder of the demo-
cratic county ticket is elected except Hon.
Jonah Brooks, judge of probate, and H. W.
Bedell, Sheriff o. F. Harvey, Republican
is also elected States Attorney, but he was
supported by the democracy, who had no can
didate Of their own, and a large number of
Republicans who were disafected BY the man.
ner in which G. w. Hartshorn, the regular
Republican nominee, opposed the setting off
OF Concord to Caledonia county. On what
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For Presidential Elcctnrs

For Presidential Electors
WILLIAM HENRY, of Bellows Falls.
II. &. ROOT. Of Bennington.
JOSEPH WARNER. Of Middlebury.
l.. \. CAHOON. of LYNDON
D. W. c. CLARK, of Burlington
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, Nov. G, 1860
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MfMHEES OF CONGRt>S.-IIon. Portus
Baxter is elected in the third District by "a
bout 5000 majority, which does pretty well
for the first tiMtc IN this District our own
Morrill, is reelected by an increased aori-
ty. In the first District. Walton is elect
ed, Of course.
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B Split tickets, boiling the regular NOM
nation, and other acts of hocus-pocus, were
carried on quite extensively in certain local
tiles in our last election. Besides the places
mentioned elsewhere, the boilers of Addison
county send COL +. +. Woodbridge of Yer
gennes to the Senate. In Washington coun-
ty, Homer W. lleaton of Montpelier, dem
ocrat, is elected States Attorney over Luther
Henry, Republican. the present incumbent.
1t is generally supposed that Mr.. Henry S
nasal organ was little too acute for num-
Der of the citizens Of his county. who believe
that this is free country. ard that beings
made in the image of God have a right 10
drink poisonous rot-gut. get drunk. and make
beasts of themselves generally. liz the Brad
ford probate district. Bean democrat, is elect
ed over Gilmore, Republican, by means of
that most despicable of all Instruments, split
tickets.
The voting for representative in Milton,
Chiltenden county, lasted till five O'Clock
Wednesday evening, wien Oryille Clark, Re
publican was elected
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The Vermont Election.

Representatives Elected and Governor
Vote.
Names not marked are Republican. r. &.
Republican gain; d. e., democratic gain.
ADDISON COUNTY
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u 1t is matter Of no little rejoicing a.
mong our neighbors the Yves, side of the
mountain, that John Gregory Smith, prom
nent citizen OF tie State. is elected to repre-
sent ST. Adams in the House. 1t became
necessary for Mr.. Smith to leave for Boston
on the evening of election day. He was es-
corted to the cars by the Ransom Guards,
one of the finest military companies in the
State and the st. Adams Cornet Band. 1t
is intIma,ed that MIR. Smith will be prom
nent candidate for the Speakership.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

MANAGERS -
H-earorcUc-E. Nrblett j. W. Owens, J. Nc
Mahon, A. Mitchell, F. W Young VIM. Condor,
NJ. j.. Griffin, h. Ryan.
East Iteocer- M Rucb, Philip Painter.
Hydney LH-Dr. Vim. Ware, Jno. Doughcrty.
Tcnocrat Gaich-Jas. Cochran, N. Smith.
H.HersrUe-E E. Foacrty, F, Bates.
LcIcjtoa-W. A. Nunnally, +. Cronan
Hdim CrceF-Jas. Riley j. NJ Sbarkey.
RcddRg's Bar-Jas. Dixon II. Mabie
SfclHer's Flaf-Wm. Hcrdle, Jno. Mitchell.
.S/ute Bar-C. McCarty, NJ. Hart
Ecans' Bor-A. Stiler, r. McGovern.
oregon GUici-A. }. Felter John Colbert, j.,
Golden.
.HiHtotcn-M. Ready, p. Daily, J. Sheridan.
FLOOR MANAGERS ;-
Chas. Sloan, r. Donnelly, Dennis Carroll
Weaverville, July If, 1860. 2Giw.
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News OF thc State.

One forwarding house at Placerville received
and shipped to San Francisco G2,55l pounds Of
Washoe silver ore during the week ending July
9TH. Gro. WYcgoFF, an old San Francisco
merchant shot himself through the head on the
9TH, and died .. THE Mariposa GazeHe is inform
ed that the Mono region is Far from being as rich
as represented. Eight hundred people are there,
few Of whom make living. 80 The assessment
roll Of Sierra county amounts to S2,G40,0OQ this
year. Not large for so extensive and rich
county. TIE 4th was not observed in Mariposa-
The Gazette editor thinks the anniversary of the
Ueenan and Saycrs Ggbt will be celebrated here
after in its stead . THE Sheriff Of Siskiyou ar
rested and imprisoned eighteen Frenchmen on
the 9th instant, because they could not pay their
mining tax. They had just taken up claims on
the South Fork Of Scott river, and were very
poor. Shame M THE Sacramento butchers have
got Up lively opposition, and are selling beef on
the strength Of it at three cents pound. AS
an instance Of the bad Judgment sometimes
evinced by thieves, we notice the breaking into,
with intent to taie s0ae,ing, Of the home of Rev.
". ] j l'IEtldltl, CullVl VI thC ''"i ! l'"Nl'N'
Pacific Methodjst, few days ago. Stealing from
a preacher-editor We'd just like to know what
they got THE Potter Dramatic Troupe, com
posed of Miss Lulu Sweet, Mrs. Electa Sweet,
Miss Susan Earl and Mcssrs. Potter, Mortimer,
Lane, Townsend, Earl and Dr. Sweet, have been
play ying to good houses at Yrcka. 90. TIE MaryS-
Vile Appfa, an excellent little paper, devoted
to the advocacy of Republicanism, admonishcs
Democratic journals who are 50 ANXIOUS for
Democratic State Convention, to wait until they
know whether there is "a Democratic party or
not, and what its platform may be like. Cruel
Avery. THE census marshal Of Cal4veras coun-
ty says that be has met with lady residing near
Mokelumne Hill, who had been married six years
and given birth TO three pairs Of twins. KIRK
PATRICKs new Revenue law went into effect on
Monday week. . Die DemoLr0jsche PresSe is the
title Of a new German tri-weeky, in San Fran
cisco, which will advocate the principles of the
Democratic party. Chas Rucbl, editor; Uhrig
Co, proprietors ~ THE first passenger car
passed over the San Francisco and Mission Rail
road on the 4th inst.
TIE AwARD.-1he Commissioners appointed
to ascertain the value Of land and Improvements
on the four blocks selected for the Capitol
grounds at Sacramento, have submitted their
award to the District Court They estimate the
value of the lots and Improvements at little
over siXtyfve thousand dollars. The tHio" says
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

A DEPLETED TEEAsUnY-On the first OF the
present month there was about S3l0,000 in the
California Treasury. The Supreme Court rem
dered a decision in the State Prison case on the
Sd inst, which took $275, 900 from the constantly
bcsieged Golfers, leaving about G5,0OO-a less
amount than has been there for years Now we
trust some change will be made in the mscrably-
managed affairs of that institution, and McCau-
ley disposed of as soon as may be. We hope to
see it again in charge Of the State authorities,
and the convict labor be made to pay the eXpcn-
SEES of the institution, which every sensible person
believes can be done. 1t is so in other States,
whore labor is not half so well rcmuncrated The
conyict-contract whistle has been dearly paid
for, and the prisoners allowed to make their es
cape without any effort to reclaim them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

DISTRICT CoURr-WiIl meet in Weaveryillc on
the second Monday of next month Persons de
string 10 obtain their naturalization papers be-
fore the Presidential election, will bear in mind
that the August term Of Court is the last oppor-
tunity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14
REDEMPTION FUND.

OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co., /
Wcavervillc July 10, 1860
Tn ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of an
i 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 chat time must accom-
pany the bids A. NJ. KRUTTSCTNITT,
2G4w. Treasurer Trinity Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

FLooD IN TRAnY.-The heavy rain of this
week brought the river up to higher stage than
ever before known at this season. The double
bearing wheel Of the Turner Bar company was
swept away on Wednesday night
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14
Bir tn s:

July 7th, at Red Hill, Trinity river, Son to
Mrs Thomas Gawcty.
July 9th, in Wcaverylc, n Son to Mrs. John
CahiII
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

CFEArrY MPHoyEo.-Ihe Court House has
lecn Thoroughly renoratcd, aud the vermin which
had nearly taken possession, sent to that
bourne" &c. We are assured that several gal
Ions of tulpcntino was used in washing down the
ceilings and sluicins tbe floors. aud that Judge
naingericld need not fear further attack from
the old occupants. The Court room has been
newly papcred and painted, and other improve
mcuts made, and looks better than ever before.
The Offices Of the Sheriff and Clerk have shared
the same fate, aud everything looks bright as a
new pin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

THE Shasta Atrald records the death Of pet
canary Bird belonging to Mrs. r. Y. Sprague, Of
that place. 1t was brought across the Plains
from Keokuk, Iowa, in SO, and had lived in
Shasta ever since.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

TIE friends of Mr. John Flanagan advertise a
benefit Ball for the first Saturday in August. He
is blind, has family at home, and is certainly a
fit subject for their charities.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

THE FOURTH AT PARKsynLE.--A correspon-
dent writes us that the 4th was observed up al
that remote mining camp, Thrtyone guns Sere
fired at sunrise, and the Declaration read by A.
A. Tomlinson, ESQ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

Az UNroRTuNArE CorNY.-The San Andrcas
hdpcndent says over twenty persons are now
confined in the Mokelamne Hill Jail, in Calayeras
county, on charges of murder or felony.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

WE ask especial attention to the letter Of Mr..
Lawrence, elsewhere, and to the fact that he did
not go TO Douglas City on the 4th 10 make
dozen who were present, and Of course supposed
they told the truth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

giant literary newspaper is published to-day. The
price Of subscription has been reduced, and ad e.
dilional effort made TO render it the best family
paper in California. Subscribe for il every body
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DISPOSED
l. of his interest in the Trinity Market to Mr..
p. A. Doris wishes all those indebted to him to
call and make Immediate settlement. The bust
ness will be continued at the old stand by T. A.
Doris Co. X. p. PLOWMAN
Weaveryi!le, July i, 1860. 2G3w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

SOMEWHAT SKEprCAL.-At q representation Of
Richard IIId, in this place a short time since.
while the distinguished tragcdiap, Stark, was
delivering that portion of the Drama in which
Richard reflects on The phenomena attending his
advent into the world oxclams--"I was born
with teeth, lady Of Milcsian extraction was so
wrapt up in the scene, that forgetting her locali-
ty, earnestly ejaculatcd-" Arrah, ye thafe Of the
wor-ruld, ye wern't! ye wcrn't!' 1t is not nee
essa.y to say that there was confusion in the
house for some minutes, in which actors and au-
dilors willingly Joined.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14
Sewing Machine.

WE HAVE IN OPERATION ONE OF GRO.
w YER BAKER II CO.'S Sewing Machines,
and are prepared to do all kinds of sewing at
short notice. JAS. S. MCCAIN & Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

STAND FROM UNDER"- "-Sheil, Democratic
Congressman from Oregon, is elected over Lo-
gan, Republican,, by considerable majority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

UNION OF NEwsrArERs.--Ih Humboldt Times,
printed at Eureka, Humboldt Bay, and the Nonl6-
u7a Cai1oraion printed at Arcala are to be con
solidatcd aud only one paper issued hereafter
One paper can be properly supported in Hum
bOldt county, and only one, we should Judge.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

TREASURE SHIPMENT FOR SIX MoNms.-The
export Of treasure from the port of San Francisco
between January lst and June 3Oth, was S2l,-
SSG,0l5 ~. During the corresponding period
last year S23, ,GSj,562 was sent, showing falling
off this year Of Sl,79g,5IG So.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

The dwelling Of old Seth Kinman, on Bear
river ridge, humboldt county, was burned ON the
2nl Of July. We hope Old Buck. will hear Of
the calamity, and aid Mr.. Kinman in re baildiug
a place to lay his head, old Seth having once sent
him chair all the way from Humboldt on which
TO rest his portly Presidential carcass.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

\ PloCs OLD SEDCCER-The London Post Of
May 18th contains an account of the trial and
condemnation of Catholic Priest, at Turin, for
thrtythree cases Of seduction.
15"S'he best Kennedy fo,' Sshcmmntisnl Halls
far-aparlla, yellow Iocl and odilc of pota.s ISGm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

Too LATE.-A lengthy news letter from our
friend Gunny Bags,S came too late for this
week. 1t will keep till our next issue without
spoing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

UNION IIoTEL.-A good place to board is the
Union under the new management. Either of
the propretors fully understand how to keep
hotel and will do justice to all who patronize
them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

A CAPITAL NEwsrArER.-Any person who
reads the ,AioaataH Placerville) Hemocrat regu-
larly and carefully, must arrive at the above
conclusion. 1t is one Of the most ably conducted
p0ltical neMspapcrs in California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

An exchange paper says eve laid before our
readers last week a nasty sketch Of the proceed
ings Of Congress" lie undoubtedly meant to
say hasiY sketch, but the types evidently knew
the propIiety Of names better than he did.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

WITHIN SNrFEN MoNrus.--A company styled
the American, Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal
Company, was TO meet in New York on the 18th
ult, and decide on measures for opening the Mic
aragua transit route They would organize
anew as the Central American Transit Company.
They are TO open the route within sixteen months
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

BARLEY -Comstock d Martin advertise l0G, -
600 pounds of new barley for sale 1t is to the
interest Of consumers to examine their stock, if
they wish good bargains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

THE Humboldt Times will hereafter be printed
by VanDyke Whipple, the latter late editor of
the Northern CahJornian
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

LET HIM Cove see by the Humboldt Times
that Harry Mckay, awaiting trial in that county
for cmbezzlemcnt broke Jail and escaped on the
night of the 9TH Sheriff VanNest offers S. re-
ward for him, and $500 for the man who aided
him in getting out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

TIE BIG FLAT BAIf-Mr. Cochran tells us
that Mrs Costello's Ball was well patronized,
and the occasion a very happy one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

CLoyERDALE ROAD FuND.-There was 1878 27
in the Siskiyou treasury on the I'd inst, belong
ing to the above Fund
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

PLuyIM.-That venerable person, the Oldest
inhabitant,' never knew SO heavy July rain
since the settlement Of the north, as the one Of
this week. II commenced Tuesday evening, and
poured almost necessarily for forty light hours.
Ut has considerably annoyed farmers whose crops
were down, and miners IN drifting claims.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

INSTALLATION OF OrmcEEs.-The following
officers Of stella Eucampment, No. p, I. O. o, f.,
were dnly installed for the ensuing six months
by D. j. c. p. Bennett, on Monday evening
July I'd
r. Desty, C. P; 4. Cornell, II. p. F. W.
Young, s. W, c. McGowan, j. W.. a. Shepard,
Scribe, and Jno. f. Lang, Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-14

The AoHhgn Cai/0inian has cheering news
from the wlydiscovered quartz lode on the
klamath. 1t will prove very rich