Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-09-28

shield, under orders IRON the Governor is ab"G
full The company viii leave for Red Bluff OF
Sunday morning at least such is Mr.. Crownin
shield intention at The time we so to press. Tn
Volunteers are now in camp on Mill street
Faggtown and Judging from their behavior We
should think they rather enjoyed camp life
there are any persons who desire to be enrolled
with the First Trinity Volunteers, they should
report Immediately.
Or CoUHsE.-Tbe editor of the San francisco
Herald says that at least one-third Of the Cher
okee Indians are openly in favor of immcdiat,
secession. John Ross, the usurpng chief, il
pretty well understood to be an Aboilionist.'
Ross is an Abolitionist because be has ezertct
his influence with Cherokees to remain neutral il
the present emergency. Because he refuses t.
fight against the Government be is understood
TO be an Aholitionist.' Pshaw, Ridge. the thing
is too palpabe.
New Posr OfrCE.--Some two months ago, A
J. Felter, postmaster at Messecville, forwarded
his resignation 10 the Post Office Department
aud recommended that an Office be established a
the Mouth of Cation Creek. We notice among
new list of Post Offices just established, that o.
Junction City, Trinity county-W. S. Moore
postmaster. No more Milltown. no more Moutl
of Canon Creek. mind, but Junction City.
The change will be beneficial TO the citizens ot
that section for the reason that mail matter foI
the Messecville Office used generally to 90 tC
Marysyie or Muersyille, before reaching its
destination.
CHURCH SERvIcE.--Rev. Thomas Chivers, who
has been appointed pastor 10 the Methodist con
gregation in Weayervile arrived on Tuesday
evening, lie will preach at the Union Churcl
next Sunday morning and evening, at the usua
hour
New FEN.-Mr. e. w. Woodward has associa
ted with him in the Grocery, Liquor and Fru
business, Mr.. Geo. B. Jumper well known to oul
citizens. Both are young men Of energy and
good business qualifications, and we wish them
success. Their place of business is in Lathrop
fire proof building, two doors below Greenhood
d Newbauer
DIsGBACEFUL-A mob, numbering several
thousand, attempted to prevent Dr.. Scott from
preaching in Calvary Church. San Francisco, last
Sunday. However much previous remarks of
that over estimated divine may have mcrited
censure, the demonstration was a shameful one,
and we are glad to notice by the official report
OF the affair that not single well-known citizen
took part IN the proceedings. Leading residents
who no doubt detest Dr. SCOTS doctrine, aided
the police in preserving order The Rev gentle
man las rendered bis resignation, which we are
glad to bear, He is the victim Of bis own folly
MAMMOTH PEAcHEs.-We have received, thro
Jno. W. Owens, Esq, present of box Of
peaches from Mr.. c. 3. Eastman, on Trinity river.
Without exception, they are the largest and best
favored fruit ever brought TO Weavervile. Two
OF the peaches weighed one and half pounds,
and one measured eleven inches in circumference.
Mr. Eastman las our thanks for the very accept
able present,
THE Marysyille AHpeaJ referring to a remark
made by the JOURNAL last week, that Dr. Aylette
Of Stockton, " never missed his mark" says
" The Doctor missed bis mark last winter when
striving for re election as Insane Asylum Pbysi
clan, but never till den, (Tiden) as darkey
would say
We had nearly forgotten that.
RECRUITING OfrcER.-Capt. Chas S. Brooks,
who has passed an examination by the Military
Board, and declared qualified to command a
company, is authorized by Gov. DOwney TO enlist
a company to be attached to Col. Judah's Regi
ment. The recruiting Office is in Howe's build.
ing, over kohu's Clothing Store, where the roll
viii be ready for signatures on Monday next, the
seth instant
MINING CABIN BuRNED.-A cabin belonging to
English miners on East Weaver, was burned on
Thursday last The men were at work a short
distance away, and could not reach the cabin in
time TO save il after the fire was discovered.
Their loss il pros isious and clothing was cousd
cradle.
Choice FRUIT TREEs.-J. 5. Mccain & Co. ad-
vertise that thcy will sell 5000 young Fruit Trees
cheap. The trees are one year old from the bud,
and comprise peach, plum, cherry aud nectarine.
OrcbaIdists, especially those along the river,
should purchase those Trees, as they are much
better Tor planting than imported ones, and it
has been satisfactorily proved that along the river
fruits do not safer as much from late irosts as in
this neighborhood The Trees advertised Will be
sold very cheap.
REMOyALs.-Max Lang has removed bis retail
Grocery store to the room formerly occupied by
Pierce, Church q Co, under the JOURNAL Office
lie is getting in a large and varied stock Of staple
articles for the winter trade
Woodward q Jumper have removed their re-
tail Grocery and Fruit store to the room vacated
by Mr. Lang, in Lathrops building. They have
lne assortment Of Fruit and staple Groceries
constantly on hand.
ANOTHER FIRE.-About 2 o'cok last Sunday,
the residence of Deuuis Carroll on the fat north
Of town, was entirely consumed Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll were both away from home, and have no
idea how the fire originated. Mr. Carroll esti-
mates bis loss-house, furniture and provisions,
at from S2,500 to $4,000.
BEEs.-We asl; attention to the advertisement
Of A. J. Looms in to-days paper He offers 30
hives Of Bees for sale at low price. No better
opportunity will ever be offered TO purchase
Bees, and farmers and others who intend to buy
should do SO without delay. The Bees offered
were all raised here, and from actual testing We
know that the houey made is superior to that
brought from the valley. The bees may be seen
at Mr. Lomis residence, Taylor street.
INCOMING OFFlcERs.--A special meeting Of
the Board of Supervisors is called for Tuesday
fo ba do Of cG,o