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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

MONUMENT CoNrRIBUTIoN.-We are requested
to publish the following list of names who con-
tribrted to the above Fund at Canon City On
election day. Among the number will be noticed
the names of several of The fair sex of that place.
E. Flowers. Maj. A. G. Price, J. Gilzean, 7. l..
Anderson, r. Smith, MARY L. GnZEAN. CERETA
DAY, S. Malone, J. G. Fisher, F. Pitcher, j. l..
Garwood, j. Linderman, L. G. Fisher, ]. A.
Hongh, S Brumfcld, G. Austead, F. Garipie, W
NJ Mason, j. Fisher, c. Dannenbrink, ]. W. Mul-
len j. F. Hutchinson. ]. Knowlon, w. Appehy,
w. PARROT, Geo. L. Hancock, 7. Scanlan, G. W
Day, J. NJ. Fisher, W. James. E. j. Williams, M
Crews, +. S. Gwin, II. Hollster, j. Ball. w. E.
Atkeson, R. Sergeant, r. Martin, NANCY A. FISH
ER, SARAH E. FISHER, VIRGINIA L. Brown, ELIZA
BETH J. GwIN, A. Henderson, T. Britton, MRs. }
GnzEAN. H. Potter, J. Mcclure, M. Pierce. p
Piece, NJ. Pierce. NJ. L. Knowlton, F. NJ. Howell,
+. NJ. Carnahan. j. Livingston, l.. E. Harathan
VIM. Guthre.
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TRINITY's CoNrRBUTIoN.--Many of the pre-
cincts in this county contributed nobly to the
Washington Monument Fund on Tuesday. We
regret, however that at some points the matter
was entirely overlooked. Printed leiterings for
contribution boxes were sent from head quarters.
and pains was generally taken to call the atten-
ion of every voter to the rec ommendaton of the
Superintendent of the Association in this State.
The following amounts, donated at the precincts
named, have heen deposited with the County
Clerk Weavervlle, $ll3; Minersvile, S66 (;
Douglas City, s5535; Sreiners Flat, s5037 (;
Oregon Gnlch. sll,50 Indian Creek, S25; Can
on City, $50; Tyson's Sl.50; North Fork, $33-
so East Fork, $3.50
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FOLDED HIS BLANKETS AND SLID--The county
has one less mouth to feed than it had q week
since. The circumstances of p. T. TuthiI's de-
parture from this place, his arrest at Red Bluff.
and subsequent conviction of intent to dcfraud
creditors. is well known to citizens Last Sun
day morning Mr.. Schmisekamp, of the Miners
hotel, went in with breakfast for the prisoners.
and while be was dealing out rations 10 a prison
er in the back part OF the buildidg. TuthiIl slim
ped out, and managed to escape. considerable
reward was offered for bis re-eapturr, but as the
morning was foggy be managed to keep out Of
sight.
p. S.-We learn just before going to press that
Tuthill was again arrested at Red Bluff on Thurs.
day. He will be returned to his late uncomfort-
able quarters
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GRAPES AND HoPs.--It is strange that som,
person does not commence the cultivation of boti
the above vines on an extensive scale. Their,
certainly could be no better investment for tn,
amount of money required to commence with.
thousand hop roots would not cost over $50 de
livered here, and So, 900 OF $4,000 worth of hops
are consumed in this conniy alone. every year
Grape vines, either California or foreign, are
cheap. and the frut commands from twenty to
thirty cents pound in this market. Catalogues
of varieties NAV be seen at the JOURNAL. office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

No DISAPPOINTMENT. - We announced, last
week, that the people of this State would have
opportunity to patronize an opposition line of
steamers before the present month had passed
1t was so announced in the Bay papers, and we
hoped would hold out, but are deceived The
San Francisco Bulletin of the 4th inst. brough t
word that the Peoples Line was no more, having
been bought off by Vanderbilt Nobody will be
disappointed the draw game has too often over
come the announced good intentions of steamship
men who have promised opposition in the Cali
fornia passenger trade. "Gold is King" and
Vanderbilt has it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

CONTEMPLATED IMPRovEMENTs.-A AS soou as the
Center street road is in travelling condition the
property owners between the Brewery and
Frenchtown intend turning their attention to fil-
ling the present impossible street to the depth of
road bed is made solid, the waters of Ten Cent
Gulcb will be conveyed directly across the gulch
below the Church, 10 Jones d Co.'s 1ume. The
work will be done in such manner that the
road can never more overflow, and Main street
will be wide and handsome horoughiare.
In the course of two or three weeks the work
on the new public hall, referred to lately, will be
commenced. We are authorized 10 make this
statement by persons who-h have determined that
Weavervlle shall have a public hall OF sufficient
size for theatrical, ball, and like purposes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

New FRUIT SToRE.-Mr l.. B. Lathrop, former
ly OF this county, but now an extensive fruit
grower Of San Jose announces in to- days jour
NAL that he has three tons Of apples on the way
open depot in his building. next to Greenhood
d Newbauer, to be under the charge of Mr.. E. W &.
Woodward, young man of good business quail
fcalons who crossed the Plains with Fishers
company last summer. The fruit was grown by
Mir. L., and he has determined to sell il at such
prices as will allow people to partake of it as
they did in days of yore from the old homestead
orchard
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

NEARLY ExPLoDED.-The prospect Of Lincoln 8
election is very favorable, just now, and in ex-
pectancy of such result some Southern people
are having great deal to say about "d "disunion," i"
"Soutbern c0ntedcraey," etc. 1t is very foolish
talk. We remember that similar threats were
made in Congress, few months since, in the
event of the election OF a Republican speaker
Republican was chosen and the experiment was
forgotten.
For the life Of us can't see why the people
of the Southern States should anticipate the ne
cessty of dissolution There has been no act
yet to call for it, and until there is we can't see
the necessity Of getting up such hubbub. If
Lincoln is elected, who believes he will allow any
Interference with slavery where it now exists
No one, il the truth was known. T0 a candid
observer of things it would seem that the Slave
States fear they will not be interfered with. In
proof of this read the late Pony news published
in another place. Virginia and South Carolina
, seem particularly sore headed. They bluster
hastily and will have leisure to repent.
This talked. of secession would be difficult
Undertaking. The Bell and Everett party preach
adherence to the Union they will not aid such
movement Douglas has pledged that bis party
will aid Lincoln in executing the laws. The
Brecknridge party cannot carry out such a
movement if it woud and the whole business
would be left with the Southern wing OF that
party to perform. 1t will b. disagpepable task,
and it is hoped that better Judgment will govern
their thoughts and actions. This dsunion threat
in case of Lincoln's election has got 10 be very
familiar one, lately, and as it seems to be "a fore
gone conclusion that he will be elected, Southern
States must either begin to prepare, or acknowl-
edge that they have been TOO hasty. We shall
see which course they choose.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

LIBERAL.-The largest contribution received
at the Weavervile polls by single person tow
ards the Monument Fund was SIS. 1t was dona-
ted by voter OF the Bell and Everett ticket,
whose name we have mind 10 print, hut it is
Incompatible with the donors wi shes. We are
told that a gentleman at North Fork contributed
q like amOunt
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CUTTING THROUGH THE HrLL.-Just now the
Work OF continuing Center street through the hill
at Chas. sloan's residence to the j" Arcole''
bridge is going on. and briskly, too. deep cut
through the steepest portion has employed seve-
raj men during the week, and is now nearly fin.
isbed. The work is being done under the sinner.
vision of Mr. Chas. Thomas, who bears a large
portion OF the expense. The move is most in.
dIclous one, and we only wonder that it has been
80 long delayed.
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A REAL BENEFIT Notwithstanding much fault
has been found with Geo. Millen for backing the
water over lower Main street, we must confess
that he is doing more good in the way of making
substantial road than he generally receives
credit for. The opening of Center street will be
good thing; the travel can pass that way while
Main street fills up aud becomes solid, without
any expense to the people whatever. We urge
that Mllen is doing good job gratis, which 9th
erwise would cost u deal of money.
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Executors Notice.
Estate of HENRY BRIx, decease

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the under.
1 signed. Executors of the above named estate,
to the creditors Of and all persons having claims
against said deceased to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers. within ten mouths from
the first publication OF this notice 10 the under.
signed at the store of Meckel & Brother, at
North Fork. in the county OF Trinity aud State
OF Calilorna.--North Fork, Nov. 10, 1860.
43.4w B.F.KUPER, Executors.
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New RIVER MNES.-Mr. w. G.. Kirkham lust
from the New River country, says that the labor
ers are being we'll rewarded About three weeks
ago miner named Hart uneurthed piece OF
solid gold weighing Sls3. Generally the gold
taken out averages from pieces OF one dollar to
an ounce. The late storm lasted fifteen days in
that latitude and some snow fell. Plenty of
supplies for Writer subsistence are being taken
in Mr.. Kirkham met seventy mule loads on his
outward trip. About sixty five men are at work
in the Pony Creek diggings and only ten or fif-
teen at Quimby's. A move will shortly be made
to open trail from Rattesnake to the East Fork
of New River, distance of twelve miles. Such
passage is much needed, and we should think
would be beneficial to the business men of North
Fork. Mr.. Kirkham thinks good trail could be
opened for $500. AT present the supplies are ell
taken In by way Of the mouth of New River
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

WOULD LIKE TO KN0w-Several stockholders
in the Northern California Telegraph are anxious
to know why they were not previously informc d
that new officers to be chosen at the election
held few weeks ago at Red Bluff. A consider
able amount Of stock in the above enterprise is
held by citizens of Trinity, and no announcement
was made at the annual election of officers lately
held. 1t seems to us that stockholders should be
previously notified on such occasions, and that
the law requires it. Nothing was known Of the
election here until it had passed. 1t may be an
impertnent question, but we will ask whether it
is not proper to notify stockholders of any cor
porate company on such occasions? Any nfor-
nation will be gladly received.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

WE have been unable to get any returns from
Siskiyon, Qurther than that Capt W. c. Martin,
opposition candidate for Sheriff, is elected, over
the Democratic nominee,) the telegraph wire be.
Ing out of order. Some think that Tuthill went
that way and cut the wire, remembering that
'nr0ugn ~ ils agency De was very abruptly stopped
al Red Bluff some weeks ago
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say that we are unable to give the full and accu-
rate returns Of The contribution to this National
Patriotic Fund in our present issue. Many of
the precincts were deprived OF the Fund
Blanks" by which the returns would have been
much facilitated, and We regret to learn that the
matter was overlooked in several precincts. In
our next weeks issue we shall publish the full
returns, and official report Of the County Clerk,
showing the amount contributed in the various
precincts of the county. Knowing the people Of
this county as we do, we put her, in advance, as
high in the scale of iberality as any county in
the State
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L. @ l. f. CTIC
MEDICAL DiSPENSARY

nISEAS SES TR EATED by the re.
- formed practice. Mercury and mineral poi
sons not used. Remedies chosen principally from
the Botanical kin gdom. Our treatment can do
no harm. and is nconparaby more effective in
the cure of disease than the old school mercurial
practice. Particular attention given to Chronic
.diInient', and especially the following are effec
tually removed :-Catarrhal affections, Opthal-
mltis and other diseases of the Eye, Disease of
tne Lungs, affections of the Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, Rheumatism in its various stages, Neu-
ralg'a' Nervous and Spinal complaints, Scrofula,
Carhnncle, and affections of the skin Cancer
treated successfully without using the knife al
so-GRAVEL CURED.
Those who are honestly unable to pay for adj
vice can be treated by paying me what their med
lcines cost me. Patients in the interior can of.
tentmes bc cured by medicines sent to Them
Such must give full description of their case.
Address through Well, Fargo & Co., or post
Office box 1872, j. b. PILKINGTON NJ i
Disppnsary at 98k Montgomery street,
n3423m. Express huiiding, San francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

suPERvIsoRs.-Th Board are In session when
we 60 to press. If the returns from all precincts
arrive this week the work Of canvassing may be
completed in time to lay the exact vote before
our readers next Menk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

TIMELY FAvoR-We would not forget to re-
turn thanks to editor Street. OF the Shasta Herald,
for loan of paper on which this number is prin-
ted. The great demand for Douglas tickets
suddenly exhausted our supply, and we should
have been in perplexing fix but for our neigh
boris kindness
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

VINO FOUND Ir ?-Mr. John Elliott, of Oregon
Guch, lost a Colts Gve-shooter between that
place and Weaverville on Tuesday night. The
finder will be thanked to retnrn it to the owner,
Or leave il al this Office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

MUSIC MERcHASDIsE.--A new arrival of Music
and Musical instruments at the City Drug Store,
is announced too day.
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Rubber BOOTS /!

On CASES LONG LEGGED, Double Soled
~ Rnober Boots, for sale by the case or sin
gle pair, by GOEWEY q HOUGH
Douglas City, Sept. 20, 1850, SIT
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SECOND MENTIoN.-Thc Minersville package ol
JOURNALS continues TO be returned here from the
Shasta post Office. That's twice we've said it,
BroWDell!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

DEITY is written on the flowers that sweeten
the ar-upon the breeze that rocks the flowers
upon the stem upon the rain drops that refresh
the spring of moss that lifts its head in the desert
upon its deep chambers--npon every penciled
sheet that sleeps in the caverns of the deep, no
less than upon the mighty sun that warns and
cheers millions of creatures.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

TRI WEEKLY STAGE.-One of the coaches on
the Weaverville and Shasta road was Withdrawn
on Monday. We must put up with tri-weekly
line until spring, they say.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10
ELECTION RETURNS.
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE OF TRINITY COUNTY.

For the Presidential vote of the county, as Civ.
en- below we are under obligations to Jereh. Ben
nett, of this place. 1t is as nearly correct as can
he ascertained when we go to press. The vote of
each precinct is given
Douglas. Lincoln. Breckinridge. Bell.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

GRAND JURY.'-A grand jury for the November
term of the Court of Sessions was drawn on
Friday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

WALK UP.-Several persons yet indebted to
this office for election printing and advertising,
are notified that their bills are ready
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

"WANTED - A FInsT-RATE PANIc.'-N. Y
Times.
A frst-rate one was observed here on Tuesday
night, when the Oregon Gulch returns arrived
One or two ardent Breckinrdgers got it up-bui
il suddenly vanished.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10
Pony Express News.

The Union Of Monday published eastern news
to Oct. 23d The following is the most i'm
portant intelligence brought
The secession press of South Carolina and of
other States continue violent agitation on the
subject THE only feature in the political
news is the continued agitation of secession at
the South. Various movements aud specuations
are ahoat. ... THE adjutant General Of Vir
gnia recently visited New York with credit of
half million of dollars, and orders for purchase
OF complete armament for the State. it is also
said that The Governor of Virginia has resolved to
call a meeting of Southern Governors at Rich
mond, shortly. for the purpose of concerting
measures for the defensive, in view of Lncolns
election. ..... 1T is rumortd that meeting OF
the Senators and Representative from Virginia
has been called and will take place several
weeks prior to the meeting of Congress. The
called session Of the Virginia Legislature is be-
lieved really to be for the purpose of considering
this question. .... THE New Yoik Herdid's
Washington correspondent says rUmors are rife
that extraordinary overtures from the Repub-
licans have been made to the South if southern
leaders will keep quiet; that Corwin says Lin
coin will execute the Fugitive Slave Law, and
will not couutenance the abolition OF slavery IN
the District of Columbia without the consent Of
the inhabitants. He also reports that comblna
tions are forming which will astoDish the eoun-
try. In a battle at Volturno, the Neapol
tans, &c. 900 strong, attacked adi, with one
half of that number, under cover OF thick mist,
and succeeded in driving them back. Garibadi
rallied his men with revolver in hand and after
desperate fight OF eight hours, completely routed
the Neapolitans and pursued them under the
walls of Capua, cutting off brigade of Germans,
and driving them to the mountains. Five thou
Rand Neapolitans were taken prisoners, and 800
killed and wounded. Garibaldi lost l,20O men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

LIScoLS's majority ia the State, a. the time of
going to press was Only III. So Geo F. Price.
Douglas Lecior, telegraphs from Red Bluff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

TICKETS in Briggs mammoth Gift Entertain
ment may be had at this Office.
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D E N T I S T r Y T..
COpartnershiD Notice.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIA.
Il ted with him Mr.. Jacob Weckert, takes this
opportunity of calling on all those indebted to
him to make immediate payment and that here.
after the lumber business will be carried on by.
and known under the name and firm of Down.
hour Il Weckert. j. ]. DOWNHOUR
Weaverville, Nov. 8, 1860. 434
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

DENTisTaY.--Mr. l.. A. Johnson, resident Den.
tisf, publishes bis card today.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

Rook and Job Printing
or every description done in superior man.
ner, and at reasonable prices.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

A SERMON in four words on the vanity OF
earthly possessions" Shrouds have no pockets"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

Douglas maj. over Breckinridge. ..... 403.
Lincoln, ........ $40.
VOTE FOR AssENBLYMAN.
Walter. Prosser. Gallagher McMurry.
8l8 SOL 458 226
Coffee Creek, Blyther's, Taylov's Flat, Trinity
Center and Rattlesnake to hear from
Walters (Doug) maj. over Gallagher. 800.
" " ProsseT. BIT.
sUPERvIsoR-3D DISTRICT.
II. W. Everest (present incumhen) Breckin
ridge democrat reelected by handsome majority
The county vote shows large majority for
:" Pay the Debt" and " For a Convention"
The comfy gives Daingerfeld, District Judge,
an overwhelming vote.
In Weaverville township. Molonry and Person
cite are elected Justices of the Peace Finnegan
and Blake or Hulse, constabcs.
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RRooKLyN HOUSES FOR SALE VIE nos o. II, AND
place date Canton streep and Nos Is and st. Felix street.
az within Few steps OF the Futon cars; all choice
WlLLiAMB NICHOLS 10 Nassau street. New York
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CTEAMBoAT wASTED-oP LIGHT nEAr1Hr %
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CvOR sALE-SBvERAL VERY DESIRABLE PARCELS
o. LOIS bet~een Eighth and Ninth and between
fonrtkand Fnh avenues the Central Park. Parties
whaling purchase lots in such location will End excellent
opportunity by applying 10 JOHN McCLAvE, LOIS Broad
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QEAUTIFuL COUNTRY PLACE FOR sALE-lx NILE
north OF Kewturg, the Hudson, 81 acres ~ story
House. Barn. Sable Fish Pond Fruit and water front For
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CIWOWIED0KD A DED4-FOREHAMV A.0a
a epsh9 neds eel nom q . to ~ al farnSsre assssn
IsSa6sad spglDgs cd mAllrsn sonpasto - No 0rsA
- nroeG eGgnW q Broadway.
DEuRoOH ExAMRLLED FURNITURE IN ALL
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na,eSsa = hsascspe fruits fes,oes and aovsn q z
rr ufseSpry = and IS Wooaer street. Estabshoa IN 1873
ryrAunrR yuRrIrUKR HAVING BEEN TEN YEARS
" sacssyly in he nanutaeure Of GhAmbsr IurniiarA
bringing az ever resource Tor socx
r n ~ ade and IL retail mnch the best assortment Of
Vrsu eiird and spld Chamber suits
teen c0ered 40 t1s cay. WARREN WARD,
n CsaA srsss lou doom 80 q Broadway.
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NROCERY LIQUOR AND PRODUCE STORE CORNER
" stor nthe best business svenue handsomely hed
first class business; lease for four years. price, 81 500
500 win be taken in trade Apply at so broadway stairs
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VI of good each retail Grocery Store situated the
the best thoroughfsres the city inquire Of
MILLER CARPENTkR, corner Of Reade and Washington
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CoR siLE-A HIGH sroOP FOUR STORY BRowr
stone House on the north aide Of Thirty ninth street, Be-
tween Fourth and Lexington avenues, built worn
and containing All The modern improvements For terms
qaire ON the premises- -T-li-
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Tox sALE-rHAT DESIRABLE PROPERTY sITU.
s,sd on ne corner Of Second avenue and Four
fess Foursssn street. including Of feet in
HOUSE. 81 llizsboth atreoS 7lI1l IT.T7 III
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4 RrTYrCIAL BONE rTLLTn0 roR DnrAYmD rkKrH
a put IN wkAe suf requiring % prrsne sn4 rsssG ~
nchjpq sbefs be hixnd Win koums
disDpvsrur iss Rroa1 way 4 thirty afs
No.compestinn chained with cheap opsrssEA
CASH SYSTEM rxTRoDUcED INTO DESTAL rRAc-
~ tlse, ard psces re<uced cne h~h Dr. yiy<s
LITbkRis beautiful ssS Teeth swer, 6csf. r~nna
Rubber. Ac FROM SO go wAuaLisd eqss 70 ary maze
No r. Gyess soSoo Groah