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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

MAIL STATION SACKED BY INDIANs.-We learn
from the Humboldt Times of the 28th ult that
the Spruce Grove mail station, forty five miles
below Hydesvillc, was surrounded by seventy-fve
Indians, few days ago, who killed and ate all
the horses-six in number-burned ten tons of
hay, and then attempted to fire the station by
throwing burning iirebrands on the roof. They
were kept at bay by the station keeper and an
other man until assistance arrived. Five Indians
were killed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

ROAD OvERsEERs APPoINTED-At the meeting
of the Board of Supervisors on the 3lst inst the
following change in Road Overseers was made
Jno. II. Williams was appointed Road Overseer
for Weaver Road District in place of |. a. Hatch,
resigned
Reuben Pearce appointed Road Overseer for
Pearce Road District, formerly Pearce and Dut
toms, in place of Jno. White, removed
William Guthrie appointed Road Overseer for
Canon Creek Road District, in place of Thomas
Scanlan, resigned.
r. c. Lockbart appointed Road Overseer for
Stuart Road District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

SOMEBODY LIEs.-The announcement brought
by the Pony before the last that Gen. Floyd had
routed our troops in Western Virginia, killed 600
and wounded 1000, is not believed. Gen. Ro-
seDcranzs official account puts the boot on the
other foot. He says our loss was 20 killed aud
100 wounded, while the thievng eX.Secretary
and rebel General was forced TO retreat with
much greater loss. There is lie out, and it il
believed to be in Floyd's favor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

REGRET-Tbe firm of Pierce, Church & Co.
have closed their business in Weavervlle. Jno.
L. Church, the late business manager of the
house here, leaves in few days for Red Bluff,
where he will take up bis residence. In common
with all citizens we regret his departure. During
Mr.. Church has won the confidence and esteem of
all. In his new home we wish him all prosperity,
and forewarn the citizens of Red Bluff that we
have not, in penning the above over-estimated
Mr.. Church as a worthy gentleman, and bust
ness man of the strctest integrity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

THEIR X MARKs.-When the muster roll of the
Tar River Rangers" taken at Hatteras Inlet,
was examined, it was discovered that out OF
sixty-four men only five were able to write their
names. The rest all made their X mark. Are
those the Southern " gentlemen" who sneer at
Northern " hireings.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-OriOn Washington, one
of the First Trinity Volunteers, was accidentally
shot last Saturday Lieut.. Blake was examining
his pistol within few feet of Washington, when
it accidentally discharged, the ball taking effect
in bis back. The ball has not been found, but
4" Wash" is about, and declares his intention of
leaving for headquarters in a day or two. These
men that shooting has no effect on, are just the
kind for the present emergency.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

Took THE OATH The officers of Customs at
San Francisco took the new oath last Saturda y.
They swore to support protect and defend the
Constitution and Government of the United
States against all enemies. whether domestic or
foreign and bear true faith, allegiance aud 10y
atty to the same, any ordinance. resolution or
law of any State Convention or Legislature to
the contrary notMiLhstanding.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
"CAMP ALERT" San Francisco,

DEAR GORDON Put our company on the
" dead head" list, and send us TRINITY Journal,
addressed to "Company l., End Regiment q. "
c., Camp Alert San Francisco.
BY 50 doing you will receive the blessings OF
numerous boys, among the number your friend,
GEO. L. PRICE.
Nothing could afford us more pleasure, George.
If Uncle Sans postal agents don't follow the
example of some of our thieving army contract
ors, you may depend on receiving the JOURNAL
regularly, wherever you go, provided it is not
under the sod. We have particular reverence
for all Northern California volunteers, and shall
never lose an opportunity to do them favor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

SUNDAY LAw.--Last Sabbath the new law was
observed to the letter in Weavervlle. The an
nounccment that the Supreme Court had declar
ed the law constitutional, may have been the
leading cause. We hope that every person who
infringes hereafter will be fined to the fullest ex
tent. In San Francisco over one hundred aud
twenty arrests for violation of the law were made
last Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

NEWS FAy0Rs.-We received fine package
of Eastern illustrated and newspapers from
Stratman Co., San Francisco, on Thursday
night. Several copies of the New York Day
Book came. Any one desiring to read Northern
paper with Southern principles, (for the Day
Book is mainly supported by the South) is wei
come TO them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

Hon. WM. A. RICHARDSON, of Illinois" Old
Dick RichardsoD," as be is called at home--went
out with Senators and other Congressman to wit
ness the fight at Manassas. When the firing com.
menced, the old War Horse dofied his coat, rolled
up bis sleeves, and served gun through The
whole fight
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

ASKS FOR DIvoRoE.-Dr o. J. Gates, now a
resident of Humboldt county, asks the Eighth
District Court to grant him decree of divorce
from his wife. c. IL. Gates, now a resident OF
another State. on the ground of drscriion. The
Doctor and his wife both lived in Weavervlie
years ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

FATAL ACCIDENT.-Patrick Lippen, a native of
Ireland, was SO badly injured by falling from a
bank on Oregon Gulch one day this week, that
he died of his injuries on Wednesday. Deceased
was about 32 years of age.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

THANKED.-Capt. Crowninshield desires us to
return thanks to those ladies of Weavervlle who
so kindly aided in fitting ont the First Trinity
Volunteers with little necessares which money
could not purchase, and for which the soldiers
are very grateful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLEs.-Persons who have
ordered needles for No 22 and No. rs, Grover &
Baker Sewing Machines, arc notified that they
have been received, and may be had on applica
tiOn at this Office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the under
/ Y signed, Administrator of the estate of John
Woodsides, deceased to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against said deceas d. to
exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, to
James Gallagher. at his office in Weavcrville, or
the undersigned at Lewiston, in this State and
county, within ten months from the publication
OF this notice. L. CRUNAN.
Administrator.
Lewiston, Oct. |, 1861 384*.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

HOME AGAIN.-We are pleased to announce
that the wife and children of our fellow towns
man, Hon. E. j. Curtis, County Judge elect re-
turned by last steamer. They will be warmly
welcomed by host Of old friends
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

FULL.-A San Francisco dispatch of the 26th
ult says that lhc full quota of Cavalry required
from this State has been raised aud accepted, and
no more can be received at present
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
/ dersigned will apply at the November Term
of the Board of Supervisors for renewal of Ii
cense TO keep Toll Bridge over Trinity river al
Kanaka Bar, for the coming year.
JOHN W. SMITH.
Kanaka Bar, Oct. |, 1861. 38lt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

PRINTING OFFICE IN CAMP.-We notice by the
San Francisco papers that the craft Of that city
intend donating press and Office material to the
Printer volunteers III Col CaretOns Regiment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

ANOTHER COMPANY FROM TRINTY.-We learn
that number of Germans in this place have
asked permission of Gov. Downey TO raise a com
pany, aud that be has given consent. The COM
pany will be composed entirely of Germans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
FERRY NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED will apply TO the Hon.
l. Board of Supervisors Of Trinity county, at
the November term, for renewal of license to
keepa Toll Ferry over Trinity river, at Cedar
Flat. JNO. MCCAMMON
Cedar Flat, Oct. /, 1861. 3e5w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

SEWING MAcuNEs.-We offer for sale, very
cheap, one Grover & Baker, one Wheeler d Will
son, and one Singers Sewing Machine, of any
size desired
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

LOCAL AGENT.-ludian Superintendent Han
son, of the Northern District, has appointed A
l.. Downer, local Indian Agent for Shasta county
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

EDITORIAL FRACAs.-Mc Donald, Of the San
Francisco EUening Journal, and Daggett of the
Mirror, had a street fight few days ago No
damage was done on either side.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

BRIGADIER GENERAL.-Gov. Downey has com
missioned DR.. Louis De Shields, OF Shasta, Cen
eral of the First Brigade, Sixth Division, Califor-
MIA Militia, vice Gen. Dosh. deceased.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
DIR. Hos,e,,er,. stomach Bit,ers.--T

Dr. EHOstetter's stomach hsfttfrs' oPo'"-
ton of this palaabe remedy upon the stomach liver ana
excreory organs snguary soothing and conservative
regulates recruits and purGes them Dyspepsia in all
its forms yields its control and nvgorang properties
and recommended to mothers eneebled by the cares
duties of maternity the safest and best tonic they
can probably use all the crisis of female life it will
be found emnenty useful and elderly persons will lind
much benefit from it than from ordinary smulants
Sold NV all Drugoists and dealers everywhere 3I#.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

Be PATIENT" a rebellion that has been con
cocting for years is not to be put down in day.
Sac. Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE.-The Humboldt
Times tells of wire suspension bridge recently
erected across the klamath river, three miles be-
low Wetchpeck, by Mr.. Martin. The architect
and builder was Mr. Halladie Of the firm of A.
S. Halladie & Co., Patent Wire Rope manufactu-
rers, and Suspension Bridge builders Az Clay
street, San Francisco. The length of span, in
the clear, is 29S feet width of bridge in the
clear, s feet height Of lowest point of cable
above water, 81 feet. The cables, two in num-
Der, are of wrought iron wire. q inches in diam
eter, composed of 564 threads each, and are 500
feet long. The breaking strain OF the two cables
is $4,000 pounds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

FRosT.-We have had heavy frost each night
since October set in-earler by nearly month
than last year. The indications are that hard
winter is ahead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
Administrators Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF TRINITY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the under
" signed, Administrator Of the estate OF Rob-
ert Cooper to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to exhibit
the same, with the necessary vouchers. within ten
months from the publication Of this notice. to
the undersigned, at the Office of Cbadbourne x
Miller, in Weavervile, county of Trinity, and
State of California. NATHAN COOPER,
Administrator
Weaverville, Oct l, 1861. 3S4t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05


Information has reached here the effect that the
troops of England France and spain about to
make invasion of Mexico to force the latter country
pay the claims due the above powers and on REFUSAL
o take possession of the entire country.
r. She British have already taken possession of the
proyince of Yucatan with force Of 5000 men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05

IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.--The San Francisco German
Abend POST of the 9th ut. says it had been shown
private letter dated Acapulco Sept 18TH from which it
made the following extract
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
BILLIARDS!
Bank EXchanUo,
THE FINEST SALOON IN TOWN
BY DAY OR NIGHT!

BY DAY OR NIGHTl
THE PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE tn
| state to the public that their Saloon is nou
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES. Marble and Slate beds, with Phelm',
Combination Cushions, direct from OConner h
Collender, makers through their agent, NJ. n.
Hughes, San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at all times.
Champagne, of the celebrated 'CliquOt brand.
always on hand. +. j. YOUNG.
Weaverville, Jan. 10, 1861. I've.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-05
Bed-Bug ExterminatOr.

NoRTH FORK, Sept. rs, 1861.
FRIEND GoRDON In the Echo du Pacifque OF
the lth inst find the following, which trans
late for the benefit of your readers. 1t may be
worth trial
"7o Destroy Bed Bugs.-A simple process has
been accidentally discovered for the destruction
of that troublesome insect. 1t consists In the
attraction which an herb, vulgarly known as
Pepperworst, (Iap,dium rurale,) exercises over
that vermin.
a dried sprig of the herb deposited in room
infected by bed bugs where all other remedies
had failed, was soon covered with them. Nearly
all were dead, aud those that lived were in such
a state of torpor that they made no effort TO rs-
cape when fire was applied. If experience should
confirm this fact, humanity will be delivered OF
a veritablc scourge. Yours truly,
RUDOLPH BOCH.
There is abundant opportunity to make the
experiment hereabouts, aud we hope some one
afflicted will give the new remedy trial.
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~ HgADIcBE the favoe sign by which nature r.shes
known any deviation whatever from the natural state OF the
brain and viewed in this light may be looked on safeguard
Intended give notice OF disease which might otherwise escape
attention till late be remediee and ifs indications should
be neglected Headaches may be classified under TIVE
viz: Sympomsic and Idopshic. sympopAiic head
ache exceedingly common and the precursor Of great
variety of diseases among which Apopexy Gou theu-
msisn and s febrie diseases In Its nervous form h -
pathetic disease of the stomach constituting saeoddehs
hepaic disease constituting bilious headache Of worms con
s,paon and other the bowels well renal and
uterine affections Diseases Of the heart frequently
attended with Headaches Anena and pethoa are also sSec
tons which frequently occasion headache IdoPahc Headache
al,o very being usually distinguished by the nee
hedddoA sometimes coming suddenly In state OF
apparently sound health and postsDg the mental And
physical energies and in other instances comes or sosy
BY depression Of spirits acebiy Of temper IN mott
instances the pain In the font OF the head OF both
eyes and sometimes provoking yomng under this esss may
also be named NtGTdlgio-
For the treatment either class of Headache the Cepbae
Pills have found and safe relieving the mo
pains minutes aud by Its subtle eIadest
the disease Of which Headache is the unerrDg indeI
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CONSTIPATION OR cosTyENEss.


No the manly s fesh Is heir to- 10 prevalent
little understood and much neglected Cosyeness OeD
caree rnes sedentary habits ressrded 80
slight disorder Of too little consequence TO excite snSety
while in reality the precursor and companion Of many 81
Gated will bnDg the sufferer 70 an untmey grave AmeDs
the lighter evils which costivenes Is the usual attendant
Hesdscbe Co Rhenmss Foul Breath Pies and otben Of
e nature white Ons train Of such Aas
Feyers Abesses Dysentery, Darhes DyspePsta AP
oplsIy Epilepsy fsraysis Hystera Aesh-
choly and Insanity at indicate their presence in the system
by rmibs symptom Not unequsDy the dsessse Eaned
10 c0nipation but take az udependsn s.i''spse
considerations follows that the disorder should receive imme-
date attention whenever and person should neglect
to get box Of CEPIALIC PILLS the first appearance Of
their timely will e1pe the nsidous sp
prosce OF disease and destroy this dangerous foe TO human be
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CT and the mental and anxiety n
cdent to close attention TO business study are among the
Headache The disodered state Of
mind and body incident 20 this distressing complaint fatal
blow all energy ard ambition Sufferers by this disorder
obtain relief from these attacks BY
using Cephac Pills whenever the symptoms appear
qye,s ovessked BRAIN and soohes the strained and
ring nerves and the tension Of the stomach which o.
ways accompanies sgayaes the disOdeed condition oibe
brain
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Mercantile Library Association.

rbc Rev DR. HAMLIN win deliver hs Second Lecture on
Turkey THURSDAY Feb St Clinton Hail. Astor pace 1o
TIIE SULTAN AND HIS G0VERNMENT'
The Sojans Personal ChaIsceTHis Household Ptscs arc
Con-rhe Central The Sublime Porte, The Conn
cs-Tbe Government IN the hIoeIs
Ereedoni-Jhe Govenn ent in it, FOTegn tehob
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American Colonization Society.

tn. usegned feeling much srseved by the treatment re-
ee,ed hsm ne agent. Of the sSoye sS,@ssy net
In June 1860 applied for the situation OF nurse o Ssrs
. s s sSs %a sSss % SoSoT 'S %s 'e engaged 81
pr month but signing the sriiaes copy o. "IS ne
ioeut clearly Understood en- my part eS y n
to Key West thence to port or port. IN AiIes, e S @ @
pss,eneeT, discharged board was TO ne peld anu en
IN tb. Free States OF in port where my freedom would be Sc
the discharge Ofthe passenger: IN Ailes was 'Td
oDsrsied against IT, and refused 60 beean'e by the law, or
Logittns every eolored man must be We 'pp
raed that brought him and his board paid while IN psou
remained IN Monrovs until ship was ready 10 san of New
YoA the bsk Mend y which was sent @ to H T wages
Wi teld be deduct for board paid wife 10 Aea So
and $50 PS o s sIe s1ia oS Ps to a Sa $50 Which
obliged receive in full for e!aiIns cannot but feel mat
70 dsSUc from the wsgs poor Of family
hall amount which he worked for at the great M
copy Of fSe DOc' Lind'eys certh;a'e' NAIL
,,. S5isTsd 5PsSD,o have fASh :a5.cbta bAI ther
Daloes and oxed their seals al the City OF the
eleventh day June one Mm t2sg'sae Mea fS ss@dt' @ SIXTY
PERLY y. o0IN, shipping Msste,
0HT sSmUEE 81 HI HuTGniNGs, T1 l5ts Cook
PAUL HALL, Nurse.
oea v and between the Secretary othe American Col
cnlsion Society John Joseph steward Samuel Buehogs
S3S r & c @ wes end hsnce srS to the Coast
set for the the capacity and for the wsge set opo
s ssS 81 f Of The p South Shore and until we s the
mai po where said passengers 10 be delivered on the Coast
of Africa after which the Society agree to SEND joseph htSh
tr control may be the coast at the time they may De
thsre The Society their back to NewD
ard he same cook shall do al they possibly
ear 10 rel the hes price their service while there and IN
setnpiDe which suoan shall paid to the Colonization
Soc,ety IN lieu their that the Colonization Society
them 1ntl they return TO New York
cory CERTIFICATE
GRAND BAssI, Lice ia Sept 2n 1860.
The b.s.r Paul Hall board The ship South
SsTe during the VOYAGE from Key West TO this port and die
hsTsed his duty most sthiuy cordially recommend bin
A fent attentive
(signsd byl WEBSTER LlNDsLEY;
F't Surgeon Of South Shore.
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Drp goooe.

AT No. H7 BROADWAY,
IA Between HOWARD sad GRAND-sIS'
IN LIQUIDATION
OF the Estste Of EDWARD LAMBERT { Go.
Of Sale Of the entire balance of stock
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Tie entire building thrown open 20 ouI customers.
The Stoek cousitts of
EmBROIDERIES,
SILKS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
CLOAKs,
MOURNING GOODS,
sHAWLS,s
SHAKER FLANNELs, sc.
6eCo dozen KID GLOVES, at IS certs per pair.
The beat Glove 10 the ecaEty
AIso
lCo0 pieces cf44 WHITE MUSLIN,
At9cen,, per yard
All uu,t be closed within sGort time.
SALE POSITIVE AND PEREMPTORY,
Aaordns opportunity buy Dry Goods about hall their
yOue.
EDWARD LAMBERT &c Co.,
IN LIQUIDATION. --. ---
FAMILY DRY GOODS.
Il ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 4 Co.
win THIS DAY add 10 their
Large stoch Of
FAMILY GOODS,
OGe thousand piece OF superior
SHEETING LINENS,
From IS cents TO 40 cents per yard
ALSO,
BARNSLEY TABLE DAMAsKs.
sHEETIN0s, NAPKINS, QUILTS &c.
ALSO,
COTTON SHEETINGS and sHIRTINGS
At naIuiscturefs' prices ,nn,
Nj o II MIN G q o o ID :.
WI ARNOLD CONSTABLE Co,
oPES ON
MONDAY, Feb. 4,
A large STOCK Of
MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
Of recent IN poaiion ,JJable
fer tie present and coming
seasons all Of which viii
be disposed OF At
reasonable prices.
CANAL CORNER NfERCER-sr.
HALSTEAD n STILES,
III Mo-. 81 and 81 MURRAY.ST, New.YoIk
luporters and Jobbers Of CLOTHS, CASslMERES, VEST
mos every and quality Of Goods used by Clohes
md Merchant Tai,ois for Mems and Boys wear.
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ML SPAL1lNe.

=. ItLASII Aaicn'J jan ~ ieoi.
Mr SPALUlN6.
SIR:
Not long since you for boz Of Cephaic Ps or the
the Nervous Headache and Cosyeness and received tie
and they had good effect that induced to snd
foT
Pes,e ,end by return mail Direct to -
A. X. WHEELER,
Ypsilsnu Mich.
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FAcr WoRrH KSogiSs-spsdings Cephslc Pills are cti
tain cure for Sick Headache Billions Hesdhe Nervous Head
ache, CosiYenes., and General Debility.
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"a A single bottle Of sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times is cost annually IL
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Gnerial Notitcs.

Mercantile Library Associaticn'
JOHN B. COUCH
rm delj,eI HE NEW LECTURE on the
"STREETS OF LONDON"
Al ,, Cooter Ipstitute FRIDAY Feb. IS Tickets 2" ten'e