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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
SHERIFP5 SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- ont of the Di~tricl Court of the Ninth Judi.
cial District of the State OF California; IN and for
rhe county of Trinity. in the action OF William
Ware against James Howe, surviving partner Of
The firm Of Howe Il Jones, GHly attoajpl the 2lth
day Of NoYcmbcr A. D.. 1862 | have levied on
all the right title and Interest which The above
named defendants possessed in and to the follow
ing described property to wit;
All those certain mining claims known as Reni
Winston u Co.'s claims, situate in McKenzirys
gnlch, including all the mining ground on both
sides Of said guch
Also, those certain mining claims situate on
Sidney gnlch, and known as Ludwig 81 Co.'s
claims embracing all the mining ground in said
gulch, from bank tn bank.
Also those certain mining claims known as the
old Irish claims of WecEs q Co, situate on Che,
second bank from Sidney gulch. commencing "A
the Junction of Mckenzie and Sidney eulehea, on
said second bank. thpuCr running down saia auleh
along said bank 1900 feet, aud running back ia
the rise Of the rock.
Also, that certain mining ground known as
Lloyd Goa claims, commencing at The innc-
tion Of Mckenzie K Sidney guches, thence rpn.
hlng up sidney gulch 2000 feet, more or nss to
Winston Flnley'a hnme, including all the min
ing ground from rim rock to rim-ruck between
such points
These claims include all the mining ground
IN Sidney ench and on the adjoining banks. now
claimed by James Howe q Co., extrnding f,om
Wares claim, in Sidney gulch, nearly opposita
Wares house, to shepard & Gass' old min o.
grther with the bitches and fumes leading IN, 70.
10.
Also the Hydraulic Fumc.
Also, the outlet to all the above claims. and
the large flame aud ditch IN Sidney gulch. known
as Howe u Jnnes' big FLUNE." together
Win the dtch aud tail race leading to ghrpard
Co.'S old mill, With the right Of failing on ali
such grounds holoW.
Also, - mining claim known as the Munror
claim b"lnw The Seavey reservoir on the east
side Of Sdnry gnlch.
Also, the house buIt by Jacob Davis situated
on VIM. Wares ranch, at The head Of CaIdrn
gnlch
AI.o Ihr'e reservoirs in the pulch above Dodpe's
lc' House, b. longing Ia Jane, Howe
Also, on" small Reservoir en- the east side of
D"dg"s reservoir, near Ash Hollow, known as
lloWes reservoirs
Also, the interest Of jams Howe in the reser
volr used for working The Dodge claims.
N"ice Is hereby given that on
Monday, the 22d day of December.
A, d. 1862, between the hours of II o'clock. NJ
ana O'Clock, L. NJ, in front Of the Court IIouse.
ia the town OF Weaverville, viii sell the above
deSGr'D property to the highest bidder for cash.
Wravervllc, November 2S 1862
JOHN =, JONES, Sheriff.
by A. NJ. kRuTTSCnNTr Deputy. 46 i'd
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The His That Never Came.

Ye faint Of heart, long held in thrall
BY strange and shad0wy powers,
How must it grieve you to recall
Your phantom haunted hours
When each surrounding scene assumed
A bright aud sunny gnise,
Some OH CT in the distance doomed
That caught your fcarlul eyes;
Then sudden chills and trembling thrills
Der your weak spirit came
You shuddpred at advancing ills
The ills that never came!
The outline Of each fitting shade
Could rob you Of reposr,
You deemed the forms that you surveyed
A gathering host OF foes;
Though dimly traced -Ob,cure-a -afar-
They cast a lowering gloom
O'er Lift's best scenes, and e'en could mar
The tranquil joy OF home.
When friends, esteemed aud Cherished long,
our notice strOve TO claim,
Your thoughts were on spectre throng
Of ills that never came
Look round you. On the suffering crowd
Your sympathy bestow,
Who merkly 10 ID" stroke have bowed
OF reOt pain aud woe
Who shrink from the will Of Heaven
In terror and dsnay,
But feel that hat His grace has given
His hand can take away.
Look on The Worlds fierce hattle-strife,
Aud then recall IN shame
The fancy trials of your life
The ills that never Game
What means that sad and mournful glance
That troubled sigh and start?
God loves cheerful countenance,
God loves "a trusting heart
You serve Master kInd aud good,
Beyond all earthiy frieni,
Take, then, in humble gratitude
The b0unlirs that lie sends
And turn not from Truths sober ways
Unreal ills 10 frame,
Like those that darken"d former days
The ills that never came
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

CONDITION OF THE REBELs-We have by over
land mail, the Baltimore Clipper of The l7lh ult,
in which we find the following:
The Richmond Wing of the 10th instant, has
a most scathing philippe against the jeff Davis
Government, the text for which was the recent
passage through Richmond of rebel conscripts,
numbers of the soldiers marching barefoot
through the melting snow, thinly clad in ragged
aud worn out clothes, some OF them without
blankets and without hats The people who
allow their soldiers to go naked in the cutting
winds of Winter, while they stay warm at home,
do not deserve liberty. God will not prosper
the cause of such a people,"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

THE GREAT SEMINARY.-The lireside is a semi
nary of infinite importance. 1t is important he
cause il is universal, and because the education
it bestOws, being woven in with the woof of child
hood, gives form and color to the whole texture
OF life. There are few who can receive The
honors of a college, but all are graduates of the
hearth. The lealning of the university may fade
from the recollection its classic lore may m0ul-
der in the halls Of memory. But the simple les
sOns Of hOme enamelrd upon The heart OF child
hood, defy the rust of years. aud Ontve the
more mature bnt less vivid pictures OF after
days So deep, so lasting, indeed are The i'm
pressions OF early life, that you often sre "a man
in the imbecily of age holding fresh in his re
collection the events of childhood, while all the
wide space between that and the present hour is
blasted and forgotten waste. You have per
chance seen an old and half oblteratrd portrait,
aud in the attempt TO have it cleaned and re-
stored, you may have seen it fade away, while
brighter aud more perfect picture, painted he
meath, is revealed TO view. This portrait, first
drawn upon the canvas, is no inapt illustration
of youth aud though it may be concealed by
some after design, still the original tinls will
shine through the outward picture, giving it tone
while fresh, aud surviving it in d, cay. Such is
The irrside-lbe great institution furnished by
Providence for the education OF man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

AYE, AYE MAN TIE PUMPS The clear
sighted editor of the Vsalia Delta is vigilantly
looking about the ship of State, and we admire
the manner in which he thus calls out to the crew
aud passengers:
"OId issues are gone "a new and tremendous
one has arisen aud on that issue, every man
must be Tor his country or against il--a loyal
man or a TRAITOR. The question is not, how the
ship shall be steered, but, how shall she be kept
ahoat? Man the pumps, then, and when the leak
Is stopped, it will be time enough TO discuss the
future course to be pursued"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

WHITE MAEK.-The ErpresS tells one truth
abont the dppe0h Ii says this paper has ha.
tired for the Eapress and Democrats generally !
For DemOcaat " read-such Democrats as the,
Express loves, say Fernando Void, Valaudig
ham, Bright, and all that sort. But for Demo.
Gratis like Holt, Stanton, Halleck, Rosencrans
Hunter, Butler, Dickinson, John X. Porter and a
whole host of Others whom history will light
down to honor" we have the warmest affection.
-4Harys0He appeal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

Noisy FIRE.-Some innocent new-regment
soldiers at Bolivar flights the other day, were
cooking their dinner in kettle which they
planted on four nice convenient riaed shells
which they found lying about Just az the din
ner was getting cooked, four Tremendous bangs
notified them that there was some mistake No
body was hurt, but pieces of shell flew furiousy
about aud the dinner was not To be found.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
ag- The nlcaicnI nna .urgicn, rn..i,n,e Of

DR. l. J. CMPKAY is already secured in position which
places it, wei its proprietor far above the assaults cf
envy and professional malice. In the schools of France
the highest prizes often awarded practitioners in
tins department OF Medical science, and they occupv with
others an equally LOFTY position in the profession Rcor
Is an luSiri"uS example shining light among the phil
oSophca stars Of his in Europe and Pr Czapkay has
lullY equHtd INN in tins country proof Of which
the Philadelphia College OF Medicine mplimeutel him
with diploma and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
lectns TINS as his eld of operation although qualified
graduate Ut the University Of eSth and late icf sur
geon OF the hungarian Revou ouary Army for more cy
tended abors Dr. T. j. tzHpkay has hrut his earnest at
teui0n to the cure Of chronic private diseasps in
which he has become great expert that he is now
regarded as the LEADER in this branch of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and hoq
rapy published matter Of interest to their rs-
~ the most exclusive journals. The Doctors Offices are
at ms Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento ST.,
corner OF edesdor nearly opposite the building Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
HJ We ask particular attention of our readers to the
sworn certificates Of remarkable cures in another column
Of this paper. 3S3pl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

TRINITY NATIONAL. This is the title of a new paper
TO be started in Trinity county, the wind -
be raised to purchase the material to be in on
position to the TRINITY JOURNAL Gordon been ra tncr
strong the Union please of the peace Demo
Gratis of that county, The 50 Democrats " who voted
for Fitzgerald in Weayerve the last election certainly
need organ The JOURNAL is OF the country
papers in the State aud the people of Trinity bound
support it notwithstanding lhe effort of Fitzgerald clique
to break il down HBmLtdt Times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

"PAPER IS RIz"-The Portland (Me) 4tgus
gives the following "Notice 10 Subscribers " in
a recent issue:
Commencing with next week, we shall charge
our Subscribers who pay by the week, IL cents
instead of 10. The great advance in the price
of paper, and the great increase of other expenses
compel us TO do this. The other morning papers
make a similar advance in their price,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

FoRT POINT.-The AHa says: "The fort now
has in position 10 guns but the full complement
Is l40, which can be brought into position with
but little delay. The garrison is composed of
companies OF the 9th Regiment Infantry and Sd
Artillery"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

I" WnAT do they mean by cat and dog life ?p
said husband to his angry wife. Look a,
Carlo and Kitty asleep ON the rug together
wish men lived halt so praceably with their
wives" "Slop" said the lady tie them to-
gether, and then see how they will agree.u
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

The State Senate of New York stands Union,
22 Democratic, 10; ASSEMBLY, Union, G5 Dem
ocralic 62-Union majority on joint ballot, 10.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
- UlK0N. KnQon5

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 9TH
Judicial District, of she State of California,
in and for the county of Trinity:
JOHN j. MOORE plaintiff VS.. MORRIS o.
NEIL, defendant
Action brought in the District Court Of the 9,h
Judicial District of the State of California
in and for the county of Trinity aud the
complaint filed in said county of Trinity in
the office of the Clerk of said District Conrt
The People of the state Of Calf0rnia, to MORRIS
ONEiL, Greeting:
WOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP
L pear In an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court oi
the Ninth Jud cal District of the State of Cali
foInla, IN aud for the comfy of Trinity, and Ia
answer the complaint flied therein. In copy Of
which accompanies ths summous) within ten
days, exclusive of the day of srrvice0 after thp
service on yOn of this shmmons-i f served within
this comfy or il served ont of this countv.
but within this Jud cial District, within twenty
days ar. ii served ont Of said District, then
within forty days-or Judgment by default will
he atHn against you according 10 The prayer Of
said complaint.
The said action is brought To dissolve n cc.
partnership existing between plaintiff and d..
Irhdnhl, aud that an account be taken of all and
every "t SAID cnparinrrship transactinns aud
also an acc"nnt of the money received aud paid
ont hy tn" plaintiff and defendant rcsprclivplv
IN respect thereto, and that the interest Of said
n',I'hdah' III certain property mentioned in plain
~ complaint may be sold by an order Of this
Court to satisfy any claim that may be fonud
du' inns plaintiff on account of partnership hu,i-
ness costs OF SUIT Nc. all Of which is fully set
'"''n ia IN" complaint, copy Of which accom-
pani"s This summons
And yon are here hy notified that if Won fail to
APPEAR a0d answer the said complaint as above
required, lhe said plaintiff will apply to the
Court Tor the relief demand d in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
DiStrlcl Court "i the 9th Judicial District
OF the State Of California, ia and for tbe
ll"s'I county OF Trinity this lOth day of Octo
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty two.
NJ, +. GRIFFIN Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
Special n o t i G G :.
M A s O N I Q
TRINITY CHAPTER.

nn>px No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
~ on the second and Fourth Tuesday ~
~ each month at the Masonic Hall, III
I've. JNo =. BuRCH' oecrctuiy'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter of the Estate of S.
Clark Jones, deceased.

In the matter of the Estate of S.
Clark Jones, deceased.
In the PROBATE court of The county Of Trinity,
State Of CdI3O'nia:
TT APPEARING TO THE COURT BY THE
l. petition presented and filed by A. j. Loomis
administrator of the Estate of S. Clark Jones
deceased, praying for order to sell the real
aud personal eslate-that it il necessary TO sell
the whole estate, both real aud personal tn pay
the outstanding debts, expenses aud charges of
administration
1t is therefore ordered by the Court, that all
pei sons interested in said Estate appear before
the Probate Court of said county of Trinity on
The 10Th day of December, 1862, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon of said day, at The Court room ot
said Probate Court, in the village of Weaver
vile, aud county aforesaid, to show cause why
an order should not be granted TO said Admins
traitor 10 sell all the real and personal estate of
said deceased aud that copy of this order be
published at least for four consecutive weeks in
the TRINITY JOURNAL, IA weekly newspaper print
ed and published in the village aud county alOre
said.-Dated Nov. %, 1862.
e. J. CURTIS, County Judge,
and ex oilico Judge Of Probate Court.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF TRIM
~ IrY, ss.-I, NJ. +. Griffin, county Clerk of the
county of Trinity aud Stale of California, aud
e&-oticiO Clerk Of the Probate Court in aud for
county aforesaid, do hereby certify the fnrgong
to be true aud correct copy of an order duly
made and entered upon the minutes OF said Pro
bate Court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Pro
LIS bate Court, this 2Sth day OF November A.
d., 1862.
46lt. NJ. F. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20
w IRE ROPE
Is rs per cent. CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER KIND !
w III Y /?

bEOaUSE, compared with any other Rope OF
equal strength, it is from four to six times
more durable
PEI bEGAuSE, it is 40 per cent LIGHTER
bhOAUSE, 1t is less than one half the Diameter
~ ana only one sixth of the bnlk
BECAUSE, it is FIVE TINES the strength of the
nrc same ,lg" size of Hemp Rope
DHOAUSE, II does not STRETCH or SHRINK,
Ia dry or wet weatherl
bEOAUSE, it does not ABSORB WATER, and
double its original weight!
bECAuSE, it is as PLlABLE as the other rope
oi equal strength
wire Rope is the only kind that can be used
TO ADV FANTAGE for hoisting from deep shafts
and Inclined planes, for long Pnmp Ropes, Der
RICK Guy Ropes, Ferry Ropes, &c. Those VINO
naVe niN once given our Wire Rope trial, will USE
NJ OTHER, at any price.
circulars giving scales of weights, strengths
prices testimonials, &c, will be forwarded by aG'
u'eSSlhg the manufacturers, or their agents Ihro-
o"a 'ne state. A. S. HALLIDIE Il CO.,
3S:l3t Az CLAW St. San Francisco.
%o~W' w. Tinnin Co., Agts at Weavervllle'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

IT is ordered by the Hon. E. J. Curtis. county
Judgr, that service at the summons in the aboys
'h,'.'ed cause be made upon Morris O'Neil bv
p"oI'ca''"" OF the same in the TRNlrY JouRNAL.
" newspaper published at Wravervile. in Trinity
connty, for the prrlni uf three months
WiInoss, Hon. H. j. CURTIS. Countv INDIA
M Attest NJ. f. GGIFFIN, Clerk.
Chadbonrnr Il Howe, pl'tlfs alt'ys. Al
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

Spermdi0rrhgd.-Or local weakness, debility
low spirits lassi ude weakness Of limbs bach i.d
position capabity to labor and study, duness of
apprehension loss Of memory, aversion to society love of
solitude tmidy, self dstrust dizziness, headache pnns
in the side affections in the eyes, pmpe the lace
ual other Hhmities in man. cured by the justly
celebrated p scian and surgeon Dr. H. j. Czapkay, His
method of curing diseases is new, (unknown others)
and hence the great All consultations by letter
or otherwise FREE. 1913
Adt,ess L. }. C,aptag n. d., san Francisco, ca.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

=, CGRTIFIcATE.-l, the undersigned, Governor of
hungary, do hereby testify, that DR.. l.. j. Gap
KAY has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian Ar
N.Y. Wlih faithful perseverance. Whereof have
gwen MIN TINS certificate, and do recommend him
10 'he sympathy attention, and protection of all
those who are capable of appreciating patriotic
sell sacrifice aud undeserved misfortune
h0SSUrH LAJOS. Governor of Hungary.
washington City, Jan. 9th, 1852. 1913
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

THE FOLLOWING LETTER. which emnhat,eallV
speaks for ITSELF was written by The Dean of the
Faculty Of the Philadelphia College of Medicine,
to the editors of the " Pacific Medical and Surgt-
cal Journal," San Francisco for publication.
PHuADELPuIA Jan H. 1870
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

Rebels have heavy force near Nashville, an-
other at Murfresboro, and a considerable force
this side of Noans creek Entire force esti
mated at 100000
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on SACHANENTo ST.. below
Montgomery, oppusite The Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's Office, San Francisco. The Doctor
offers free consultations, aud asks no remnncra-
tlon unless he effects cure. Office hours from 3
q. IN. to p. m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-20

State Qf Cal0ornia, County IF San Francisco S0o,H
ant subscribed be0ye his Sh dayGf ApGaSt 1856.
l.. $. GnBEltr y. GRANT, Notary Public.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
Tr.n.perta,Ion Of snpplIc.

There t. rGioab'cd,y, within the Jurisdiction Of the
Co-.e ,e,s, Goyasam ~ Sufficient supply OF provision
'si armies tp IL can be oaly -rsds available by
efficient o-ys0z lol for It's delivery at such points
ss :. may Dc r-guir,d.
Congress bad under consideration bill 70, establish
Ig 7y-teusic administration Of the rail rcads but 10
d-la..a action We taken upon the subject.
Tle7' roads sacu'd be so regulated Es to give the
Incorporation Ct ssuy supplies preference over the
2 Of troops unless the latter are required for %
emergency.
We are aware Ire rolling stock OF the roads il not Ia
g s9F4 ODD as 81. De desired, but si judieious
'la1-'s.n OF Pal rad managers nigh. make it avail
a'.e --r I'll lec,lsary purposes.
Iaeri cave ben sO-ies in circulation OF immense
s-e.te1 Ct asT,s made upon occasion Of our retreats.
Such things could no. happen without negligence on
Tie Pal Of cJa, aud tf0s. all sush allegation, will
be eDqared into; Dat Il the Administration will COMM,
toe management CT she roads and the deyery Of sun
plies 20 o. honesty and energy, there can BE- no
qles ion b.; ths. abundant supply of provsOns for
tie saPPor; Of tie army can b. commanded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08
Attitude OF England towards the south.

In the debate IN the House OF Lords OF March lOih,
on the Southern blockade, Lord Campbell, the son and
successor Of the late distinguished Lord Chancellor
stated the question SO fairly and SO strongly that We
quote the following passage from bis speech
About July or August last we appealed TO the GoT-
errmeDt At Richmond TO induce them TO accede TO the
principles OF public Law which were laid down by the
Great Powers at Paris in the year 1856. Tue negoha
ton was conducted BY gentleman OF South Oarohna
who had the confidence of Consul at Charleston ana
Of LORD Lyous; and although the Richmond government
might have declined 10 receive the proposition on the
goound that they could not hear negotiation rom
Power which refused recognise the place they claim
I'd IN the society Of nations, they did not act upon
thai feeling; bet on the l3a August, the Congress Of
The Southern States resolved to embrace the principles
d down in the Treaty Of Paris With the exception OF
that relating 20 pryateeEirg which had not asked
them 20 adopt When he President communicated tbs
decision to the negostor, he pointed cut that Il had
been adopted the sangune expectation that we shouo
adhere strictly the article ct the Treaty wleh isiu
down that bOckades to be binding, should De enecA'e
The desUa.ch Of the l5h Of February, which Was no.
called for by sny question emergency, sanctioned on
tb p.rt of Her Isi5stys Government the blockade as
+; had been carried on at Wilmington and Charleston,
5eu il was notorious that i had been lees STREET tpah
On auy other por ion OF the seabosrd from the north OF
Virginia to the extremity OF Texas Thus the attitude
which we had adopted towards of the belg rent7
had been to induce them 10 make generous concession
o. an understanding from which We seemed to have &C.
parted"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-08

correspondent. OF the Philadelphia Inquirer gives
his travelling experience the Peninsula. He says:
OF the last niuo days, ssysn only have been clear
TIE roaas-Ee it's sryiag 10 do them us!ic, in
auy description; hOz get any transportation over
them is wonder We went down 70 Ship Point yester-
d.y 10 mall one l5ttsr and only Two hours max
ing four miles on the back Of rusty mue Gs ever
climbed the Andes or Taiod through the sWsmps Of
We will say tSis Peninsula. Gen. Brooks, who was
through the florida var siys Is the vcEs: psce he
ever saw Coming back, left the main road and is
piankiug OF logs because annual would occasionally
Get leg fast: and rysg il Id, go: along
aaely for a few hundred ysrds when "muel" sank
down 10 such depth that taken partly under
ground with him. This much for our temper, and,
as rats deser. sinking shi?, We ltf that "nue OF
ais back once be soon commenced TO founder aud il
ha an hour he had got cut; but Whist os cts We both
were! walk Of half hour took Us to the river 81
plentiful use Of enabled to wash the dirt CT
We then found camp ERE by which We stood until our
clothes we're dry. We consider our escape very Ioru
nate General Park Spring says he soldier drowned
n the road along which hs was running telegraph
line no. far from here We have often men in the
mad up TO their ksspSacks which have been the means
o. saving many lie, by actlg Is kind OF buoy OF
fs.rreserVer. TO army wagons sink till the body
rested upon the ground is matter Of daily occurrence
Las winter used to speak Of had roads making il tint
DO, sibls for the army to march upon Oenrevle Why
he roads there In their worst days. 81 for
course in comparison with these now aud have spent
bor euough If il had been counted have built ten
railroads. from Washington 20 Manassas. Blu, the sun
dries them up very fast, when II shines with i's usua
warmth we hope Il will again Eyor US with few
rays, for we nesd them now il We ever did.