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New No. lf.2h4
RJDTKCiSi is hereby given to 4he creditors
~ estate, and all OTHER kerein interested, TO
within days from the preScE notification, II
they why the presented by the tHrAor Of
this hond HON sogaed ana approved the funds
distributed in accordance herewith.
By orLar of the Court, a, . -,
f. MIGuOT, Deputy Clerk.
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til, Hotel as attractive ms any OF Inc coil9t
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SECOND JUSTICES Counr JAMES LAMBERT VS. HENRY
Parish o Orleans wy MAN-Sn 24il-
NV VERT'IT;, of Il writ of iieri fsacins. to
ID directed hy Hon D. F. MITCHELL Second Justice OF tns
Peace for Orleans, will proceed TO sell at pahie
nrtion nj Ike shop Of nn the corner
Apollo and Josephine Streets SATURDAY. "a aay OF
June, 1851 nj - O'Clock NJ
ONE MILK ART.
Seized in the suit.
dFhMS7'o'h Oh LIE Sp0' W II WATERS Constable.
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JOTICE 20 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

PATENT SAWED ELECTROMAGNETIC,
Both Rough and Dressed from the very best YELLOW
PINE and timber for sale r lots to suit purchaser
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
ANrNT avV Raain.
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yHT HlTE SULPHUR WATER

XAT NlTE SULPHUR NFAEEN-
Froxa the White Sulphur springs
GREENKRIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BOTTLED at THE SPRINGS .
T+s Company improvements in hhttlnS fne
transported perfect when taken from s
scarce. Fer sale by the Agent~, x., ,.>
az INV No 81 sravier street.
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Tho Trustees have declared dr. idurd Of FOEff ZEN
GENT after paying SIX PER GEM merst on Az II GL
standing Scrip and redeem ~ cPsh Sh' ''N t-F Il '
GENT. Of the Scrip issue OF 1891 , . ~ - ,s
.gnHble Scrip 'JAyAblg III ciSa o.! ma
the irh eIuary 1851 Cert Gales year 1860 dolly
Able onart fer the 18th Of '4arch mex,
A. BROTHER. President
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CosrEpEnATE STATES D.srsuT) CoNFEDERATE STATES
CnUET. SIIP AMERICAN
District OF Louisiana. UNION, Etc. IL PRIZE.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTIOHEER.
ENkDA Y, 18th inst, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ
Oh the eVee ut the head Lafayette street now landing
will be sold " " ' " '' s'Aeeih
.-rpn l6l bbls. Flour, various brands
Rb~TERMS-Cash, ;oI9
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p Y VIRTUE of four 1vrit- of fieri ia. las. to
- directed by the Houoaue the SixI District
New Orleans in the above entitled wilt proceed
public auction The herei
SATURDAY. 22d day of June, 1851 l0Is 0 clock A. M
THE CONTENTS Of A DRUG $40 ri itla ed at The .
of Magazine and Common in the T
rct oy this inventory which be @
office. &ap
Seized in the above suits.
TERMS-Ca5h the spot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

| T APPEARING BY THE PETITION of said
Administrator that there is not sufficient per.
sona estate in his hands to pay the debts out.
standing against the deceased and the expenses of
administration, and that il is necessary to sell the
whole or some portion of the real estate for the
payment of such debts and regular course Of ad
mnstration having been dispensed with by order
OF this Court, under the 10th section of the Pro-
bate Act OF this State.
1t is therefore ordered that all persons nteres-
ted be aud appear before the Judge of said Court,
in open Court, at the Court House in said county,
on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 1861, at 10 o'clock, a. m,
OF that day, to show Cause why an order should
not he granted to the said Administrator to sell
SO mach OF he real estate OF the deceased as may
be necessary to pay such debts, and that copy
OF this order be published once week until that
time in the Trinity Journal, a newspaper pub
lished and printed in the said county Of Trinity.
l.. j. CURTIS, County Judge.
Weaveryile, Oct. IL, 1861. 49,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12
TRINITY JOURNAL.
venvcrviiir, SATURDAY, October IL, 1861.
a Farewell Tribute ia ,le Volunteers.

I; will be seen by referring to our advertising
colunu. iba, Bail is announced to take place
at the Theatcr. on Monday evening next, for the
benefit CT Tic second company of Trinity Volun-
teers. who vii! lea7e on the following morning
TO jon Col. Judab's Regiment at Auburn.
We hare 10 doubt bu, !. win be a brilliant af-
fair, and TIE uumCTous friends of our gallant
fellow ci;izans who haze offered their services to
the country in this, its trying hour. will gladly
embrace the opportunity of enjoying few hours
Of socia! Intercourse with those whom the vciss-
tudes Of war and the changes that time brings
upon US sll. may never allow to meet again.
Many of our leading townsmen are taking
much iniercst ia this farewell token of esteem
towards those whom they have known long and
we'll, and though we will miss many familiar
and friendly face in our daily walks after the
departure of the company, still we shall have the
pleasure Of remembering that our friends are
obeying the call 0! duty. and heartily wish them
God speed.
We understand tia; banner will he presented
TO the company by the ladies Of Weaverville as
preliminary to the ball.
As the proceeds will be appropriated TO defray-
ing the expenses Of the company from this place
TO the headquarters OF the Regiment, we trust
that the liberalty of the people of Trinity will
manifest itscl. ID substantial manner on the oc
casion
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

SEw POSTAGE SIAars Mr.. E. T. Bean, Postmaster Of
Nevada has received from the Department quantity Of
postage stamps Of the style which he prepared to
exchange In their equivalent In stamps of the old issue
This issue differs both n color and design from those
hitherto used, having the letters U. 8" in the lower
Of esch and the respective denominations being in
dicated by figures rs well letters. Parties having
stamps Of the cid issue should exchange them
they will be received only week longer in payment Of
postage at this Office The Posmcsters instructed by
circular 20 deliver letters naed from Kentucky nnO-
4 Indiana, Ohio, Maryland and Pennsy vana prepaid by
stamps Of the old issue until October 1st those from
other loyal States OF the Rocky Mountains until Oc
ober and those from the Pacific States and Terrific
res unit! the is day Of December 1861 Consequently
letters sent from of the Offices Of California prepaid
by the old stsmps will 6e delivered unless they reach
their destination before the first Of Observation-Disclosures
Democrat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

The Sclano County Herald properly under
stands the appeal Of Trinity county citizens for
aid n suppressing Indian hostilities, if Gov. Dow
ney does not. That paper says:
short time the citizens Of Trinity county applied
10 the Governor for aid in uppressng Indian hoStes,
and the press throughout the State have appauded Gen
Summers reply to the application that is to Gov DOW
neys application which TO the effect that he had
mportsnt business his ands than fighting In
dians, This reply, il given under mis-
apprehension Of what the TrnitaEans desiredsimpy
thorty to Taire company.
In relation to the appeal of our citizens, and
subsequent correspondence, the Humboldt Times
remarks:
The Dispatch TO Governor powney respectful in Ian.
guage easily understood and subscribed by citizens OF
His Excelency enclosed this in letter to Gen sum
nor as tho best way 70 place him in possession OF the
facts II able and willing 10 send assistance to the Ieo-
pie OF Trinity the Governor naturally supposed that the
General would DO IT, the contrary. the Federal
troops required in other plsces statement to that
effect would be expected in reply Bat General Sumner
doubts very much these Indian reports" Gen Sumner
seems TO be troubled with doubts"
Now 1t occurs TO us again that Gov. Downey
promised. in the event of Gen. Summers inabili-
ty to furnish assistance, that be would act" on
the part of the State. "Lo. the poor Indian" is
growing fat aud saucy in the interval between
the Governor a promise and " acting"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

WHAT OUR NEIGHBoRs THINK OF IT.-The To-
ronto GI06e comments on the recent outrage in
Missouri as follows
ass far as the North is concerned, we may
claim for it that the war has hitherto been carried
on with greater regard tor the rights of the enc
my than could have been expected. Instead Of
the chivalrous Southprner setting an example to
the Yankee, whom he processes to despise. the
reverse has been the case. In the most trying
circumstances the Northern soldiers have shown
a moderation wise as it is humane 1t has been
reserved for the Confederate rcbels-ihe men
who consider themselves the salt of the American
earth-to p"rpPiraie an atr0city, which whatever
| view he taken Of this unfortunate contest, must
call down upon them the exccratiOns of the
whole civilized void. =
We can understand how the commanders Of the
armies on both sides should find it nee crssary to
| break DOM railway bridges in order to prevent
| the conveyance Of troops and materials of war.
| But necessity cannot be pleaded in iustilica ion
| OF such horrible crewrlty as that we have record
ed. 1t is infinitely worse than the murder of
wounded men on the battle field ; for in the heat
of blood who can Fay what he might do? 1t is
worse than using the scalping knif, upon the
slain. for the savage can plead tradition aud use
in pallialon Of atrocty. The man who secretly
stabs his foe. bastard though he b., hates him he
Stays. But thus to destroy men, women and child
ren, merely for the qualification of political hatred
without the slightest prospect OF gain by it, or
without any pretence of use or necessity for it,
| il develish in the extreme.
1t must nerve the men of the North to a sterner
determination to trample ont the rebellion, cost
what it may. and will justify the wreaking of a
most terrible revenge upon the traitors who thus
shed innocent blood. If the rebel leaders have
any sense OF shame, or any knowledge OF Justice
or any regard for The opinion OF the world they
will seek out the men who perpetrated th" out.
rage, and make such an example Of them that nc
more deeds of like kind will be done. Bad as
their cause is, there is nothing they could dc
more likely still further TO lower ii in the estima
tiOn of foreign nations than to allow this wanton
outrage to go unpuusbed. But after all, what
else is to be expected in a rebellion avowedly y
originated for the spread aud perpetuation OF
human slavery? %
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

WHILE the Democracy are in favor Of peace
they are, at the same time unc0mprOmisingly
opposed to separation and will listen to no
proposition that taVors it, Mountain Democrat.
After The Secession Convention held in Sacra
mento last July, the same paper said
''----If that desirable consummaton be impos-
sible, then we are in favor of the recognition of
the ndedendence of the Confederate States"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

GLAD TO Do live are requested in behalf
Of the First Trinity Volunteers, to thank the big
hearted proprietors Of Buckhorn Station" for
their kind treatment on the arrival of the cOmpa.
ny at their House. A fine dinner and every
thing the house contained. were placed at their
disposal, for which not one cent Of remuneration
would be received. Floyd and McCausland will
be gratefully remembered by the Trinity boys.
They also desire 10 thank Mr. Jas. Kelly, al
the Mountain House, for similar Kindness as vel
as the proprietor OF the Tower House.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

ELECTION OF OFFICERs--At an election for
officers Of the Weaverville and Shasta Wagon
Road company for the present year the following
persons we're chosen Directors II. Greenhood,
II. Hooker, " s Lowdpn, j. S. PitZer and d. E.
Gordon. ". S. Lowden was reelected President,
D. +. Gordon Secretary and II. Greenhood
Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

PRoDUCTIyE observation-disclosures "Oak Knoll
Orchard" in Napa county, will send TO market
the present season 27O,OOO pounds of peaches
5000 pounds of apples, aud $4,000 pounds of
pears, besides an immense quantity of berries,
ounces and grapes. This selling fruit by the
pound may seem strange to people on the A tlan-
tic side, where it is disposed of by the bushel,
but it is a way Californans have. The proprietor
of the "Oak Knoll Orchard" received not less
than $4,000 for the fruit crop this year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12
Administrators Notice.

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 Chadbourn &
Miller, in Weaverville, county of Trinity, and
State of California. NATHAN COOPER,
Administrator.
Weayeryille, Oct. |, 1861. 3s4t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

HEsPERIAS MAGAZINE. That excellent month.
ly, for October, has reached ua. AS usual those
who read il monthly, will find it worth ten-lold
more to Californians than Eastern Magazines. s.
1t is superior as library production, and is filed
with contributions peculiarly pleasing to people
Of this State. The reader is asked to scrutiniZe
The contents Of the October number.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND LIBERTY OF THE
PREss.-Kent, the American Common Law Com
mentator, speaking of that clause of the Consti-
tuition which guarantees liberty of speech and
the freedom of the press, promulgated the follow
ing sensible ideas
That this amendment was intended 70 secure
to every citizen an absolute right to speak or
write or print whatever he might please, without
anv responsibility, public or private. therefor. is
snppnsition too wild to be INDUCED in by any
ratonal man. This would he to allow to every
citizen a right to destroy at his pleasure. the re-
putation, the peace, the property. aud even the
personal safety of every other citizen A man
might. ont Of mere malice or revenge. accuse
another Of the most Infamous crimes /; might ex-
cite against him the Indignation Of all his fellow
cirizpns bv the most atrocious calumnirs /; might
disnrb, nay. overturn all his domestic peace, and
embiter his parental affections; might infict
the most distressing punishment upon the weak.
the tmid and thu innocent might prcludic" a II
a mans civil and political aud private right; and
nliqht stir mp sedtion rebellion and treason,
AGAINST the Gouernmenf itself. an the Wdntonncss of
his passions or the corruptions Of has heart Civil
society could not go under such circumstances.
Men would then he obi ged to resort to private
vengeance, to make up for the Deficiencies OF the
law: and assassnatiOns and savage cruelties
would lie pprp"trated with all the frequency be
longing to barbarous and brutal communities -
II is plain, then, that the language of that amend
mpn imports no more than that every man has n
right to speak. write and print his opinions upon
any subject whatever, without any prior restraint
so always that he does not injure any other per
son in his rights, person property or reputation,
and so always TINT he does not Mereby disturb the
public peace or attempt to subUert the G0Uernment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

CHIvALoUs OFFICIALS IN FIx.-Thc newly
elected o.fc'gi7 q Tulsrc county, cannot persu
ade Union mea to 20 on their bonds, and it hap
pens that the wealthy citizens there are generally
Unionists The Judge mas discarded the straw
bail'' system, hitherto so much in vogue in Tu-
lare, Gays the Sitn, and insists on real bonds
requiring applicants to prove. from a tax list or
otherwise, that they are worth the amount they
propose 10 swear TO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12
NJ. uo.,e,,er,. s,emnch Bi..crs.--1he opera.

DIR. HOstctter's stom"ch ~ 0P"
ton of this paatable remedy upon the stomach liver ana
excreory organs singulary soothing and conservative
II reuua,es recruits and purihes them Dyspepsia in all
m forms Yields to its control and nvigorating properties
and is recommended to mothers enfeebed by the cares
and duties of maternity as the safest and pest onc 'nev
he found eminenty useful and elderly persons WIZ una
much more benefit from than from ordinary stimuants
Sold by al Druggists and dealers everywhere. S'"'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12
Redeemed Warrants.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co,
WeavprViIIp Oct 10 1851

Weaverville, Oct. TO- 1861
TOLDERS OF TRINITY COUNTY WAR.
l. l. rants are hereby notified that the following
Numbers, registered from Sept. 2lst to Nov. Sd,
1858, are now due, and will be paid on prespula
tion at my office. The Warrants will not bear in.
terest after this date
Nos. 592- -5SI-43O-566 -560-57O-
572-573-584-585 -5S6- 522-3l0- 623- 622
625 JOHN MUSSER,
39li. County Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

QUARTERLY MEErIXG.-Rev. Mr. Cbiyers re-
quests us to announce that Methodist Quarterly
o'clock, on Saturday, and continue through Sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Morrow, Presiding Elder, and
the pastor in charge will oficiate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

THAT PATRI0rIC FUND.-We have beard much
of large amounts of money being contributed to
Il patriotic fund.- on election day, but we have
failed to read or notice any account of any use
it has been put to- Where's that money ?-U Union
.4dUocdfe
The Nevada Journal very pertly replies :" Out
of your hands, sir. It's safe"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

New II0usE.-H. Shoenbar & Co., of San
Francisco, have leased the Eder building, and
will, the coming week, open large retail groce
ry, provision, dry goods and clothing store. Mr..
ShoenbaT informs US that he has an immense
stock en- rOute
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12
REDEMPTION FUND,
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co,

Weavervillr, Oct 7, 1861
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in accor-
~ dance with the provisions of an Act of Leg
islature, creating Redemption Fund for Trinity
county rcalcd proposals for the surrender of
County Warrants will be- received at the office of
the Undersigned, in Weaverville, up to the last
day of the session of the Board of Supervisors,
in November next.
No bids will be received for more than the par
value Of Warrants offered, and each Warrant
proposed to be surrendered must accompany the
bid JOHN MUSSER,
39.4w. County Treasurer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

New ORLEANS BAR.--Our readers are remind
ed elsewhere that Vollmers and Lawrence have
taken the above popular Saloon, and that they
intend keeping 6rst-class saloon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

ASSOCIATE JrsFcEs--The newly elected Justi-
ces Of the Peace in this county met at the Court
House last Monday, TO elect two Associate Justi-
ces for the Couit Of Sessions. VIM. Moloney, of
Weaverville and Geo. FaXou, Of Canon Greek,
were chosen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

WANT TO KNow.-Will some citizen be kind
enough TO inform us what evening of the week
the Knights Of the Golden Cirele' meet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

NOTICE.-The members of the Company now
forming are requested to meet at the Recruiting
Office, IIowe's building, at 3 o'clock on Monday
afternoon, Oct. 18th, at which time the Company
officers will be chosen. Capt. Brooks hopes that
every member will be present.
The Company will leave on Tuesday morning
Weaverville, Oct. 10, 1861 39lw.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

NEw C0MP4&Y..A company to be called the
Independent Home Guard" is being oIganized
in Weayeryille II viii he composed mainly of
busnees eitizrna.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

SLUIcEs ReBBsDWe learn from the Gazette
that some rascaily scaliwag robbed the sluices
Of Jno. Feick s, Co, at Evans Bar, few nights
since. Probably some $500 or 5000 were found
in them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

EDITORIAL C0NPLIAENTs-The Union AdU0cdte
printed at Auburn, says "the Nevada Journal
man is so black be can't see straight" The
JournGL retalates by saying =" the Advocate man is
SO white livered he can't tell the truth"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12
BRIDGE NOTICE.
Probate Notice.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the under
l Y signed, Administrator 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 four months
from the first publication of this notic". to the
undersigned, at the Bavaria Brewery, near the
village Of Weavervile, in the county of Trinity
Dated Oct. II, 1861. HENRY LORENZ,
394w. Administrator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12
TICKETS. FIVE DOLLARS.

A Committee Of citizens has been appointed tC
procure sett of COors for the Company. whict
will be presented at the opening of the Ball.
A general invitation is cordially extended tC
the ladies and gentlemen of Trinity to be pres
ent. BY order, COMMITTEE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

"SAcG."-Emil Scbutze and Otto Petersen,
two clever young gentlemen, are now proprietors
OF The Snug Restaurant They deserve TO be
we'll patronized.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

TIE citizens Of Douglas City met on Saturday
night last, and organized Company of " Home
Guards The roll is fast filling up, the Gdzette
says.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

EARNINGS The receipts for toll on the Weav-
ervlle and Shasta Wagon Road for the month
of September. were Sl09l A.. For the CORES
ponding month last year. the receipts were ST.
400 L.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

LOOK out for stirring news by the Pony due
to-day. We think there is little doubt that it will
bring news oi u hard baitle--pelbaps more than
one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

New PAPER.--We have received the first num-
ber Of the Sacramento Laay Chronicle, a small
aud cheap paper-I24 cents week. IL is pub
lished by Chas. DeYoung.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12
q Card.

EDITOR TRINITY JOURNAL Permit me tbrongl
your paper to warn my fellow citizens against al
individual calling him,ell MAJOR JONES, for
merly of COX's Bar in this county aud late Of
East Fork.
This would BE- politician has a faculty of trav-
cling through the county under the guise Of an
honest man, getting credit for what he eats and
wears and running off in the night. He is the
man who ran away from Canon City with Il poor
miners coat. two or three years ago. He also
ran away from COx's Bar
This notice is intended to warn honest pOol
men against being taken in by this hgwhiskered
oater A a. TOMLlNSCN, Trader
ParkSville, Oct. 5, 1861. 39li.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-10-12

LXss than two weeks ago fine American beef
cattle we're sold at auction 10 Contra Costa coun-
~ at S. Is pci bead.