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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-04
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HAVlSG experimeI ted with medicine in the treat
uert Of diseases for years, laying aside NIL prju
tiIccs, has examined IN the meantime all tie various
systems and schools ofnecine and have selected such
remedies can demonstrate Ice safe and efficient
rejecting al! mineral pOisons. To dis
is comparatively easy task; it is the curing
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
with patience and perseverance, tempered with kind
1t is in the latter class Of diseases where phys
clans mostly make their failures Having given this
class Of diseases may special attention. profess bc
prerared to treat all chronic diseases with positive
cess mean all that durable unless 1t be
conditionaily, so that patients may depend upon my
declaration profess to treat successfully all chronic
diseases OF the Lungs, Liver, Bronca Nuinlgia Para
lyss, rheumatism and all dcrar-emen Of the nery.
system. Fistula and Piles successfully ia
from thirty To sixty days without the OF the knife
or much additional pain profess treat with un-
parallced success the utlsoIc disease known by
81 Cancer, in all its stages without The
knife any harsh If patients will strictly
obey my nstructionsl will guarantee satisfaction in
all where DISCRIMINATION Of the vital organ
has taken place The best Of references can be given
from citizens OF ST. Louis. whore devoted my practice
for the three years. have now in my Office Can
GERS, Tmors, weighing from a to lbs that have re-
moved with success, without the of the knife For
further particulars, physicians and others invited
call and examine for themselves.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-04
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TO PAINTERS g. OTHERS /.

7 HAVE hand large ard we'll selected stock fall
l kinds of PAINTS, Dry and in Oil.
Also-Sand paper, nseed OIL spirits Turpintinc.-
TIMBER, Lithrage Bronze. Gold and silver Leaf, patent
Dryer. Lacher punse stone, Varnishes paint Brush
Window Glass &C. which am prepared 10 sell on the
most favorable terms J. Ii. BROWN
Sent. y 1876. nl2
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-04
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ISohNlNS FLUID, CRmPhene, Lard Oil. pure Eel
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NNP'' ., AoOo. MI j. Ii. BROWNS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

KIND, THoUGu PERHAPS NOT PLEASANT AD-
vGCE-The New York Observer, one of the Oldest
religious papers on the continent, lately rendered
" Old Abe " the following clever bit of adv ice
Restore the Union with peace, fraternity and
love, make us once more one people, and unfold
a scheme for the deliverance of four million OF
another race from the bondage OF serv itude, cast
color and condition., raising them to the condi-
tion and enjoyment of an Independent people
with a high destiny of their own to be worked
out under their own laws, and then Mr.. Presi-
dent, DIE Your grave shall be III the hearts OF
"a grateful, ransomed, happy people, and infant
lips and old mems tongues 10 the last syllable
of recorded time,' will link your name with
Washington.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

"RAT 'TY.-Folger Brothers, publishers Of the
Sacramento Sunday Dispatch, may believe they
are doing their subscribers justice by furnishing
the above paper at twenty-five cents a month,
but it's a mistake The thing isn't worth
six-and-a-quarter cents a number. We have re-
ceived the seventh number, and as has been the
case with all the preceding ones, it is so badly
printed that it is impossible to read it with any
satisfaction. We have heard the publishers ac
cused by worthy aud industrious members of the
craft of being rats" and judging from the
general "get up " of the Dispatch they must tel
the truth. Let it die you'll never be able tC
| raise it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE
ID closure and order Of sale, issued out of the
Ninth Judicial District Court of the State of Cal.
itOrnia, in and for the county of Trinity, in the
action of A. Erskine, and against Elvirns Soule
and Charles N. Soule, duly attested the 9TH dav
of October, A. D., 1862, am commanded to sell
all the right, title and interest of the said Elvi
rus Soue in and to the following described prom.
erty, to wit:
A ranch, situate on Texas Bar, Trinity river.
in the State and county aforesaid, known as the
ranch of Elvirus Soule, and formerly owned bv
Charles N. Soue, containing four hundred acres
of land, more or less
Also, four undivided equal shares in the Texas
Bar water race, constructed to bring water from
Indian creek to Texas Bar in said county
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the Sd day of November,
A. D., 1862, between the hours of II o'clock. m
and o'clock, p. m, in front Of the Court House
in the town Of Weaverville, will sell the above
described property to the highest bidder, for
cash.-Weaverville Oct. 8, 1862.
JNO. p. JONES, Sheriff.
By A. N. KRUTTscuNITT, Deputy. 39s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

PoRTs.-All bridge owners, auctoineers brewers,
manufacturers, distiilers, rectiGers ferry compa-
nies, railroad companies, and butchers who
slaughter cattle, are bound under the provisions
of the Internal Revenue Law, to make monthly
reports of their transac tions to the Collector
aud file bonds forthwith, as provided by law
This should have been done before the 10Th Of
the present month, and for neglect or refusal
heavy penalties are provided. Merchants and
traders licenses were payable last week. The
Collector will probably be here before The close
of the month, ready to receive all Licensees due,
or TO appoint some one 10 receive them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

OUR MINEs.-We have tried in vain to find out
how our mines are paying. 'Tis no use, our
miners won't tell.-San Juan Press
Ditto, Bausman, but one thing we have found
out, viz that one house alone in the town OF
Weaverville is buying from 800 to 1000 ounces
of gold dust weekly. We consider this pretty
don't care whether the miners tell us how their
claims are paying or not We know the amount
is taken fiom diggings within the limits of the
county, and that the purchases of the house re-
ferred to does not by any means comprise the
entire yield of our placers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

MAN ESCAPES AFTER BEING HUNG.-The
Portland Times learns that man named Mcclure
was shot by one Finnegan, at Elk City, Sept
9Th. The wounded man was taken care Of by
his friends, but during the night Finnegan en-
tered his room and cut his victims throat from
fenced to be hung Everything ready, the drop
iel, but the knot slipped aud the prisoner was
nninjured. He was rescued by his friends who
declared that he had been hung according TO
sentence, and that no further harm should be
done him. Finnegan made has escape.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

LATE EASTERN NEws-The news for the last
three days has been of little Importance. Stuart's
cavalry raid into Pennsylvania appears to have
been solely for the purpose of plunder and mis-
chief. They stole about a thousand horses, and
destroyed bridge and other property to the value
of $751; 900. They entered Pennsylvania on Nc
Cleans right, and returned through Marylan
crossing the Potomac near the mouth of the
Monocacy. 1t is rumored that Mcclellan has re-
ceived peremptory order to move on the rebel
army. On the 9Th commenced one of the most
bloody battles of the war. Bragg attacked Nc
Cooks forces near Perryv lie, KY, and bloody
though indecisive battle was fought. Buells
army fought nobly. Bishop Gen. Pope and Gen..
Cheatham were killed. Rosencranz' victory at
Corinth was a glorious one. The rebels lost four
thousand killed and wounded. two thousand
prisoners, eleven guns, and all their trains
Gen. Schofeld has driven the rebels from Mis-
souri,. Farragut will pay his respects to the
Mobilians as soon as his gun and mortar boats
are in trim.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
TO the Citizens of
Trinity 90.

~ Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has this day been appointed
Assistant u S. Assessor tor the Eighth Division
Of the Fifth Assessment District of the State Of
California, Comprising the county OF Trinity
and that he will, on or before the twenty seventh
day Of this month enter upon and proceed to dis
charge the duties devolving upon him by virtue
of said Office. The attention of Tax payers is
especially directed to the :" Direct and Excise
Taxes" officially published in this paper to day.
Dated Oct. l5, 1862.
JNO. A. WATSON, Assistant Assessor,
40td. Eighth Division, Fifth District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

INDIANS RoUTED.-Eli DurbiD, Humboldt mail
man, brings word that on Friday last party of
Diggers were attacked at Cayote Camp, in the
Bald Hills section, and two of the number killed
The pack-trans of A. Gould and B. Faulkner,
loaded for Coddington and Kirby & Campbell,
were on there way to the Salmon, At Cayote
Camp they discovered signs OF Indians ahead,
and Immediately camped and sent messenger
TO Fort Andersoneeight miles distant. A de
tatchment of soldiers came to their aid, when
an attack was made with the above result. The
trains then proceeded on their way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

PAN.TEC.NA THEC-A.--This most worthy exhibi-
tion opened at the Theater on Thursday evening.
Over two hundred persons attended and were
delighted and instructed by the panoramic scenes
aud explanatory remarks of manager Ayres. -
We advise all citizens to improve this oppOrtu-
nifty Of seeing the Pan tee ma thec-a as it may
be the last ever offered. The exhibition will
continue Friday and Saturday evenings. A pro-
fusion of presents, consisting OF jewelry, silver
ware, books, etc, will be distributed to the audi
tors at the close of each exhibition
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

The Red Bluff Beacon says the elegant little
extract we published two weeks ago, entitled
Coughs Apostrophe to Cold Water" is not
from the pen of that able advocate of Temper
ance, but was writer by Alfred W. Arlington, a
talented lawyer Of Arkansas, now a resident of
Texas, whom the Beacon editor knew we'll in
days of yore. The editor says he still lives, but
whether for or against the Union he is unable 10
say. One thing be does know that Arlington
Old Line Whig. That being the case,
Wen venture to assert that Arlington is Union
to the back bone. Who knows?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

MURDER AT HUMBoLDT-H II. n. Brown, former
ly a resident of Weaverville, was killed at I'm
Vile. Buena Vista District, Nevada Territory,
some two or three weeks ago. The particulars
as we learn them are Brown had given par
ty at his house for the benefit Of the Unionville
school, and at the supper table a'drunken rowdy
named Robert Ferris alias Butcher Bob, insinua-
ted himself, to the annoyance and disgust Of the
ladies. Brown requested him to leave, which be
refused to do, and was turned into the street
He shortly after returned and shot Brown, the
ball entering the abdomen, causing death in
about five hours. Browns family, who also for
merly lived here, are now residing in Illinois,
Mr. VIM. Brown, of his place, brother of deceased
is about leaving to take charge Of his murdered
brothers. effects.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

TEMPERANcE.-Rev. George B. Taylor, Grand
Lecturer of the Order of Sons Of Temperance
for this State, addressed the citizens of Weaver
vile, at the Union church, on Wednesday even
ing. His effort is highly spoken of by those who
were present.
Mr.. Taylor addressed the citizens of Douglas
City on Thursday evening, and Minersvile on
Friday evening This Saturday evening be
will speak again at the Union Church. The cit-
zens OF WeaVerville more particularly the ladies,
are invited to be present.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

ON Visit, PRoBABIY.-The Crescent City
expressman brings word to Humboldt Bay that
on the 2Sth ult. some two hundred of the Indians
lately taken from that county to the Smith river
Reservation, made their escape, and were on
their way back. They struck over the noun
tains to the east, but afterwards changed their
course toward the coast and crossed the lower
klamath. A citizen of Arcata Informs the Times
that on the 7th inst two hundred buck Indians
crossed the klamath, where they stole every thing
belonging to the Indians there, and burnt the
ranches. The Times correspondent trusts that
these quiet, innocent Diggers' will all be re-
captured again by the time the Panama arrives,
that they may have another sea trip"
Four years ago these same indians were sent
to the Mendocno Reservation, where they re-
maned only long enough to get homesick for
their old haunts. Another year has been spent
in capturing and sending them to the Smith
river Reservation, but still they prefer Hum
boldt county. We are more than ever Inclined
to the belief that Government had better buy
out the Humboldt settlers. and make one grand
Indian Reservation of that county. 1t is evil
dent that the whites and Indians cannot live in
peace together, and it is quite as certain that the
Indians cannot be permanently disposed OF unless
placed on some distant Reserve. The hardy
pioneers Of that county are certainly to be ptled
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
TRINITY JOURNAL
weaverville, Saturday, October Is, 1852.

The SOLDIERS RELIEF Fund California, from
the great and patriotic Bay city to the most Sc
cluded mining camp, is coming nobly to the re.
lief of the wounded soldiers Of the ma tion's ar
my. San Francisco has forwarded 100000 and
Is still subscribing at the rate of thousands daily.
Marysvile has raised $4,000, and the appeal
pledges Yuba for $4,000. Sacram ento, in the
face of last winters disasters has determined to
do her share towards the noble work. AS start
er El Dorado sends some $4,000, with large
monthly subscription. Alameda promises sl2,-
600. Petaluma has sent $4,000 ; San Joaquin,
over 81 200 the city of Nevada $4,000 Teha-
ma over Sl,I00. The Yreka Journal promises
at least 5000 for Sskiyou. The little town OF
Smartsville, Yuba county, sends $4,000 Sugar
Pine precinct, Sonora, S969 ;Copperopolis, $500;
Santa Rosa, S4ls Los Angeles, Sl2O. Other
counties are at work, and it is not improbable
that by the lst of November California will have
contributed half million of dollars. AS far as
ascertained the contributions already exceed
100000.
Trinity county is yet to report, and we trust il
will be loud one, and in keeping with her for
mer we'll l-deserved reputation for liberality aud
patriotism. We have no means yet of knowing
how much has been subscribed, but Judging from
rnmor, believe Trinity will make most respect
able showing.
Mr. Greenhood, chairman and treasurer of the
county Relief committee, asks us to call the at
tension Of list holders to the fact that all returns
should be made on or before Monday, the 2Oth.-
Receivers will be careful to keep the name and
amount of each person donating, and forward
the same by the appointed day. Those who have
not donated, but desire to do so, are admonished
that the 2Oth is only two days distant
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
B i r t h S a:

In Weavervile, Oct 18th, the wife Of Dennis
Shay, of a son.
In Weavervile, Oct. 18th, the wife of Charles
Sloan, of DAUGHTER.
At Trinity Center, Oct llth, the wife Of Jas.
Burnett of son.
At Trinity Center Oct 18th, the wife of W.
r. Mcdaniel, of "A son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

KEEP Him THERE.-Col. E. j. G. Kewen, the
traitor member elect to the Assembly, from Los
Angeles, is boarding and lodging at Alcatraz,
San Francisco harbor. In common with all loyal
citizens, we hope he will be kept there never
allowed to polute the Assembly chamber by his
presence. And the traitors who elected him ev
cry one deserve the same mark OF attention
from our State powers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

,;.,n;o, os aforesaid and in case OF default III
,;', ,b return or payment of the duties as
',anasaid the assessment and COLLECTION shai oe
a,ado as in the general provisions oi inns act re-
~ nd and in case of fraud or evasion the party
qdf,rd dino shall forf it and pay prnaity OF 'eu
dolI,rs prr head for any cattle. calves noge "
sheen so SLAUGHTERED upon wnlcn ,ne uu'y ,o
frandnlrnlly withheld, evaded' OF "''e"p''N
'e Ir'o oct of Congress approved July l4th 1862
prouldeS- ..,oJ That the
Src "a. And be it further endcted' lna' 'te
os,h s.ction of the Act entitled An Act W
nrovide internal revenue TO support th" u"a -.
neni and Ito1 pay interest on the pubic atp''
annroved july ls, 1862" be so amended 'ha' w
instrument document or paper, made s's s"ru, oeo 20
issued nrior to the lst day of Januaiy, lcoo'
without being duly stamped, or having 'hereon
an adhesive stamp to denote the duty 'iipostu
thereon. shall for that cause be deemed lnVald
and Of no effect Provided however, that no sucn
instrument, document, or paper shall pe au'n,E
+, or us,d as evidence in any Court, until the
same shall have been duly stamped, nor uhui
the holder thereof shall have proved to the sat
isfaction of the Court that he has PAID 10 tne
collector or deputy collector Of the district WIN
in which such Court may bp held the sum oi 90
for the use OF the United States.
All Manufacturers, Distlers, Brewers, Steam.
boat Companies, Ferry Companies, Railroad
Companies, Bridge Companies, Auctioneers and
Butchers are required to make monthly returns
between the first and tenth of each month.
The attention of Administrators rs specially
called to section III of the law.
Insurance Companies or iheir Agents to make
returns and pay duties quarterly
The Tax upon incomes will be assessed after
January, and collected after June next, on the
income of the year ending December Slst, 1862
w. A. ELIAsON,
U. S. Assessor, Fifth District, California.
October Is, 1862. 4O2l.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

DEPUTY u S. AssEssoR.-Hon. w. A. Elason,
L. S. Assessor for the 5th District, was here on
Tuesday and Wednesday. He has appointed
Jno. A. Watson, Esq, deputy Assessor for the sth
division Of his District composed or Trinity
county, as will be seen by notification elsewhere
IN this paper. The appointment will give gen
eral satisfaction to the people of Trinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
TAX p AYERS
TAKE NOTICE!

THE NATIONAL, STATE, COUNTY AND
Poll Taxes are now due and payable, and the
laws relative to their collection will be strictly
enforced.
/ Pay your taxes on or before the third Monday
in November, if you would avoid paying FIVE
PER CENT and costs of suit
For the convenience of Tax Payers / will be
prepared to receive taxes at the following places,
! to wit:
Weaverville, from October 1lth to Nov 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

FRoM THE NoRTH.-F. Bates. E,q.. allows us to
make some extracts from a letter written by En-
Dunlap, and dated Granite creek, Sept 7th.
Granite creek is a branch of John Days river,
and the writer says is claimed and worked for
ten miles, paying from $40 to 500 day En-
writes that be had just commenced working
claim for which be payed $1,000 The claim is
six hundred feet long and two hundred wide, and
paid $1,000 the first week it was worked, The
Granite creek miners will mostly go to Powder
river to winter, as that locality is too cold, being
on the very summit of the Blue mountains
Trinity county is pretty well represented on
Granite creek. jerome Beardsley is bnlcherlng
at Centervile and old man Gass is packing. D
Leach and j. Bowerman are mining at Granite
City C. Miller paid 81, POO for claim, short
time before Nose Clemens and John Searls are
at Independence, near the mouth of the creek
w. Tillotson is on the left fork of the creek-has
good claim Andy Mccoy was working by the
month at SlO0 and board old Morehead, for
merly of Lewiston, is packing Joe Ransom and
Tom Rowe are on Powder river old man Parker
was at Granite creek with drove of cattle
Hank Epley and Jas. Copeland are making an
ounce a day Sam King had gone TO Owl creek
prospt citing.
Flour is worth twenty five cents pound there
bacon forty cents, and other things in proportion
Wages were IS day until the emigration ar
rived. En- advises one to come-but if they
are bound to do so, advises them not to start till
Spring. Persons having friends in that section
should direct letters and papers to Days Camp,
Granite creek, care Wells, Fargo Co., Dalles
Oregon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the part
~ nershp heretofore existing between Apple
gate d Steele is this day dissolved by mutua
consent. JOS. APPLEGATE,
S. G. STEELE
Junction City, Oct 1882 4ost.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

ANOTHER BoARDER AT ALCATRAZ-Major S. C.
Gillis, OF Sacramento, was arrested on the 10th
inst. for bis outrageous and reasonable senti.
ments, and now occupies "a solitary cell at Alca-
traZ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

COOP FOR PoRTLAND-A concert given at
Portland, Oregon, last week, for the benefit of
sick and wounded soldiers, netted S45l rs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

Coll EVANS, I'd Cal. Cavalry, when last heard
of, was in the neghborhood of Visalia, Tulare
county, it is supposed for the purpose of arresting
Senator Baker, the traitor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

CALIFORNIA LAW JOURNAL, AND LITERARY Re-
vIEw.-A new monthly, with the above title,
edited by VIM. Ii. r. Wood, has been received.
1t is a publication which should be sustained by
the legal fraternity of the State Mr.. Wood
hopes the public will aid him in his undertaking,
having but little capital of his own to depend
on. In payment for subscription he receives
almost anything" postage stamps, treasury
notes, plug tobacco, grapes, pears, melOns-in
fact, anything that is marketable"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

DIVINE SERvIoE.-Rev. WIN. S. Kidder will
preach at the Union Church on Sunday morning
at IL. o'clock
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

THREE More VICTIMs.-The Humboldt 1,mpS
records The killing of three more men at the
upper crossing of Mad river on the 30th ult.-
This is the same place where Lyon was killed and
Olmstead and Ground wounded in June last
The names of the victims are Jos. Bashow, Lew
is Cash and - Mann. They were on their way
to Trinity with a drove of hogs When discov-
cred by party Immediately behind them, (who
were also on the way to Trinity with a drove Ct
cattle) all three Of the men were dead-the body
of one lying in The river the other two near the
opposite bank A detachment of troops from
Fort Baker was Immediately procured, but no
trace of the red devils found
The Times pronounces the Mad river crossing
the most dangerous place in the whole Indian
country, and denOunces fool.bardiness the at
tempt OF small parties to pass that way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18
CONVEYANCING.
IL. j. HOW II.
OF RY PU BLIC

MO- 4 RY 2 . L c.
OFFICE-In Iockers Building All kinds Of
legal instruments, Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of
Attorney, &c, carefully dralen aud acknowledg
ment taken.
N. B.-The acts of Notaries have long had pc
cular weight and respect attached to them by
business men and the Courts of all nations.
Weavervile, April 5, 1862. ltd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-10-18

A CALIFORNIA FRUITERY.--" Local Items"
of the Marysvile APPEAL, lately visited the ranch
of H. T. Hutchinson, four or five miles below
that city. and grows eloquent over the immense
frnit aud field product he saw there. Two hun
dred aud fifty acres are under cultivation, " with
an untold wealth of apple pear. peach. H., cher
ry, apricot and other trees with the finest col
lection of vines, in full BEARING, to be found in
the State Some Of the foreign varieties Of grape
grown there bring as high "a fifty cents pr pound
in the San Francisco market Speaking of the
varied product of the New England Nursrry
and Vineyard, the writer says:
"The apple of cold New England, the corn
and wheat OF the Western States, stand nigh 10
the sun-imprsoning spheres of the grapes of 1t
ally, Syria and Spain, while the same variety Of
yellow pears which ripen in the garden of From
tignac drop among the brown beans of Nix co,
and dusky figs of Smyrna are ripcnina by the
yellow pumpkins Of Maine aud Massachusetts