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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

CHEAP FREIGHr.-We see by the Sierra Demo
crdt, that freight is transported Marysville to
Downieville, sixty miles, for Ii cents Old stage
men say the road between those points is in no
respect as good as the one from Red Bluff to
Weayerville, yet our merchants pay II and "a
cents
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

SEVERE SEA SIcKNEss.-O On late trip from San
Francisco to Salinas, lady passenger was so
sea-sick that she heayed" overheard one hun
dred and fifty dollars worth of teeth.
Forbes, of the Sierrer Democat, tells the story,
consequently it should be taken with large
grain OF allowance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

HORSE OPERA.-Dr. Bassett's United States
circus is advertised to perform at Red Bluff on
Monday next. 1t is the only institution of the
kind in the State, now, and as it will reach Wea-
verville somewhere between this and the 4th OF
July, will of course be literally patroniZed by
lovers of horse opera, who predomnate in this
spctou
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22
To the Voters of the County of Trinity.

T DO HEREBY RESPECTFULLY announce
L myself as an Independent Candidate for re-
election to the office of District Attorney.
MY platform is the Union, the Constitution,
(Which have five times sworn to supporD and
the enforcement of the laws.
q. Il. WILLIAMS.
WeayervilIe, June q, 1861. 23.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION Conven-
tion met and organized at Sacramento on Tues
day. Thc following are the nominations made +:
For Governor, Leland Stanford, OF Sacramento !;
Lieut.. Governor, J. f. Chelis, of Trinity A. A.
Sargent, of Nevada, and ]. G. Phelps, of San
Mateo, for Congress DR.. Warren, of San Joa-
Quin, Controller ID. II. Ashley, OF Monterey,
Treasurer : j. +. IIoughton, of SOlano. Surveyor
General B. =. Avery, of the Marysvlle Appeol,
was unanimously nominated for State Printer, by
acclamation all other candidates having with
drawn State Central Committee, c. 0. Burton,
of San Joaquin, F. Il. Love, of Yuba, b. w.
Hathaway, Alfred Barston, c. l.. Taylor, A. G..
Abel, i. G. Tull, Wm. Sherman. of San Fran
cisco ; G. }. McClay, of Santa Clara W. p. Ri
ley. of FL Dorado. Clerk of Supreme Court, F.
+. Fargo Attorney General +. NJ. Pixley.
The charges in the Union against Mr. Chellis
were refuted and three hearty cheers were given
him. Convention adjourned with cheers for the
nominees, Lincoln, Gen Scott and the Cabinet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

LEONARD A. MoNsoN. His mother is most anx-
ious to hear of the above named person. Came
to California with Stevenson Regiment; is 33
years old when last heard from was living in
SiskiyOu county. Any information addressed to
the editor of the Sonoma County Journal, Peta-
luna, will be gladly received.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

New RIVER PRoDUcTs.- saw at Greenhood
&Newbauer's, the other day. four specimens from
The claim of Cone IL Fouke, miners Oh one of
the Forks of Pony Creek. The largest weighed
abont ten ounces, the smallest half Us much.
Notwithstanding the New River diggings are
generally rich, there are few claims where it is
picked up in CHUNKS as yet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

MINING ACCIDyNT.-We learn from the Gazette
that Samuel Vizeno, Frenchman, was killed in
his claim on Redding's Creek, by falling rock
in the early part of the week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

TIE FLAG oF OrR UNION" sung by Miss Alicia
Vaudeville, one of the Julia Dean Iaync troupe the
Iheater on Thursday night hailed with the most
triumphant applause Miss Alicias voice and vocal power
ana the style in which she rendered the air did
full justice TO herself vocalist the same time
exhibited the most perfect conception the spirit and
beauty of the piece '
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

Coal MINES CONSOLIDATED.-The Black Dia-
mond and Cumberland claims, in the Mount Da-
bio coal region. have been consolidated, and the
owners thereof have incorporated themselves into
a company, under the laws OF this State, with u
capital Of $500, -H0raiaB CaH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

MR. OBgRDEENEK, Of the Bookstore, has lot
o. elegant satin Union badges on hand, sample
Ol which he has sent to this office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

THE weather has been miserable, thank ye-
snow, hail, clouds, and heavy wet but now il
seems TO be. as treason ought to be, " summerily
settled" [Pun Sierra Democ,a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

TIE Shasta Courier calls the Breckinridge State
Convention the Grand Encampment of knights
of the Golden Circle" ..f l|.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

BID FOR ODsCURED VISION old townsman
and friend, Jonathan Schleigh, is captain of a
his horses head with an old.fsshioned copy of
the American flag, which some yillaiHo1s scces-
sionst-O. B. Smith, we expeet-remoyed while
he was unloading. 1t was heinous Offelss ia
Johns eyes, and at last accounts be was bidding
literally for an opportunity to "discuss wil
just how the thing will terminate, whoever he
may be-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

IMPROVE THE OPPORTuNrrY.-Ton onight (Satur-
day. will be Mrs. Haynes last appearance in
WeavervilIe. The visit of company such as the
IIayne troupe, is treat mountain folks seldom
enjoy aud all who can appreciate good acting
should 90 and see them while they may
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22
BRIDGE NOTICE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO
J. tice that he will apply to the Board OF Super
visors at their next regular session, for License
to build a Bridge across Trinity river at his
house, one mile below the mouth of Canon creek.
LOUIS RAAB.
Trinity River, June 20, 1861. 23.4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

"ANoTHER LITTLE F0RM AsLEEP.-The re-
mains of little Eliza Estes were laid in the Wea
veryille Cemetery on Tuesday. A large con
course of Douglas City and Weayeryille people
went to see the last sad rites performed. Judge
Miller, in the absence of any clergyman, read the
Episcopal burial service in most solemn and
impressive manner. The little girl was drowned
at Douglas City on the day previous-in the
same ditch, and near the spot where Willie Hougl
lost his life few months ago. The place is ac-
knowledged by all to be dangerous, and we only
wonder that this some safeguard to little lives
has not been invented. Either the ditch should
be covered, or racks placed across it which might
aid in the rescue of those who may fall in.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

j. WALTER WALSH, whose vile sheet, the Sun-
day Varieties, was suppressed by the San Francisco
authorities, has started the Uam0rist--WhCh he
promises shall be more respectable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

PASSENGERS ARRIyED.-By the last steamer
came Misses Mary aud Sarah Wood, daughters of
Ceiphas Wood, Esq, of lewiston Miss T. Spauld-
ing, who goes 10 the same place, aud Mr.. Jacob
LGOts iof the firm of LoOts ~ Lord, Weaver
ville,) and family. All such aceessions are heart
lily welcomed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

SOUTHERN PAPERS DIsC0NTINUED--The Will
mington IN. C.) Herald has suspended publication
because obliged to. The editor in his closing
out article says " There is nothing doing in the
way of advertisements, and collections are next
to impossible. n..
The Alexandria (Va.) Gazette, which has not
missed its regular issue for fifty years. quit
on May 9th. The people have all gone to fight,
and there is nobody to read the papers. great
many of them will never return.
FOR SHERIFf-Frank Britten, Esq, of Douglas
City, announces himself as q candidate for Sher-
if. He is popular, and says be is Internationally
fnr fho Tnin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22
Photographs !!

MR.. NORCROSS respectfully informs the
lNl Ladies and Gentlemen of Trinity county
that in the course of a few days he will be ready
to take Photographs of the latest discovery, war
ranted not to fade, and at reasonable rates.
Weaver, June Fl, 1861. 23.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

1t is recommended that Saturday, June 20th,
will be proper time for holding primary meet
ings. j. CHADBOURNE, Chairman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22
Voters of Trinity.

T HEREBY ANNOUNCE THAT | WILL. BE
l. an Independent candidate for election to the
office of SHERIFF in September.
RICHARD CLIFFORD.
Weaverville, June 20, 1861. 23te.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-06-22

Es-As it is rumored by those opposed to me
that | am running solely to defeat other parties,
desire to say to the people that such is not the
case, but that am in the field for the purpose OF
being elected Sheriff Of Trinity county.
II. CLIFFORD.
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HowtO Do It.

The Memphis Avalanche has pleasant
way of dispOsing of all obnoxious characters.
From the following paragraph, it will be
seen tba. the junior Editor feels insulted by
an unknown correspondent, and prOcures his
taking Off by raising the cry of abolition
ist';
From an anonymous letter received, per-
sonally scandalizing the junior Editor Of this
paper, dated Senatobia, De Soto county,
Mississippi, which letter reflects in a coarse,
vulgar and malignant manner upon the vol
unteer troops of South Carolina and the Sc
cession party in this city, we are satisfied that
the people in this vicinity have an abolition
ist among them. We have banded the letter
to our friend, Col. Felix Labauve, who has
promised us to have the scoundrel terreted
out and dealt with accordingly.
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shnmefnI Innctinn.

A correspondent on board the U. S. steam
sr Brooklyn, off Pensacola harbor, writes to
the N. Y. Tribune, as follows:
The only one thing desired BY US is to re-
ceive orders from Washington to retake the
Government property here. We could dis
perse the parties that now have possession of
it in two hours, and hold it with our soldiers
and sailors against any odds.
It is becoming perfectly outrageous that
we should be stationed here, subject to merci-
less gales, and the sight Of snch contemplate
actions as are daily occurring, and still be
unable to raise dissenting voice or depreea-
ting hani.
Again, we could without any trouble
Whatever, land our troops at Fort Pickens
but no we cannot; unless orders arrive, we
are poRerless. Il is a burning shame that
the brave and gallant Lieut.. SlemmeF, who
sadly needs reinforcements, should not have
the troops we have on board, and which were
originally intended for him. This officer is
fitting eO-equal with Major Anderson, and
deserves much praise for his conduct upon
many trying occasions Il is the opinion
Of many that were it not for our presence
Fort Pickens would have been attacked Sev-
eral days since Asit is, our large guns are
terror to thsm-they knowing fully well
that in case Of necessity we should use them,
aud that In manner to do terrible execu-
ton.
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The Power OF Henrtr 1.nurLter.

The following incident comes to us thor
oughly authenticated, although we are not
at liberty to publish any names:-A short
time since two individuals in the city Of New
Haven were lying in one bed room very sick,
one with brain fever, and the other an aggra-
waited case of mumps. They were 50 low that
watchers were needed every night, and it was
thought doubtful if the one sick Of fever re-
covered. A gentleman was engaged to watch
one night, his duty being TO wake the nurse
whenever it became necessary to take the
medicine In the course Of the night both
watcher and nurse fell asleep. The man with
the mumps lay watching the clock, and saw
it was time to give the fever patient his Por-
ton. He was unable to speak aloud or TO
move any portion of his body except his arms,
but seizing pillow he managed 70 strike the
watcher in the face with it. Thus suddenly
awakened, the watcher sprsng from his seat,
falling to the floor and awakening both the
nurse and the fever patient The incident
struck both the sick men as very ludicious
and they laughed most heartily at it for fifteen
or twenty minutes. When the doctor came
in the morning, be found his patients vastly
improved-said ne had never known so sud-
den turn for the better-and they are now
both out and we'll Who says laughter is not
the best medicine
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A Journal of Geneva gives upon the statis-
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ton and Of moral and intellectual develop
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of nearly all the monarchies OF Europe. This
is a new proof Of the influence of republican
institutions upon the progress of the human
mind, ofwhich the press is the most active
and useful agent. Switzerland, which is about
half the size of the State Of New York, and
has population Of & little above two millions
of inhabitants, possesses 800 newspapers and
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French, and II Italians. These papers circu-
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France, Germany and Spain, but also among
the farmers, who, like those Of England and
the United States, receive their weeklies and
periodicals. Taking the whole population Of
Switzerland there is, then, a newspaper for
each7 1866 inhabitants, whilst in France, where
the country people read much less the proper
ton is one newspaper to 26,64S inhabitants.
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We are now living in tbs age of REBEL
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BLOOD FOODt
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HsNFh.Hrf EnFHTHf


To all suffering Icm Consumption, incipient or
confirmed, or from debility Of any kind n from
mental o. nervous prosrration, brought on by any
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THE BLOOD FOOD
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~ Sold By Wm. ElSkE, Druggist, Cleveland,
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#eaniues.
IonI TWELYE YFARs -AGO

1921 TWELVE YEARS AGO
lOUla the success Of several medical g5ntlo-
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TIE ALL-sUFFIOIENT THREE.
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THE GRRFENBERG
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/ hereby certify that I have baau dealing in the
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promised ~ them. i have sold aooat my bottles
81 the Cathoilcon tha past year and hear the best
results In svery case. J. h q. JOHNSON,
March z, Is57. Medical Agent.
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