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The national Republican., 1862-04-01

Mr.. Morgan asked leave TO withdraw tho pc
tition of W. B. Dyer. Granted.
The joint resolution on the subject of the
Washington and Alexandria railroad was then
Mr.. Calan offered resolution that the oom-
mittee heretofore appointed on this subject be
requested to present " full report OF all the
particulars of this whole subject, including the @
history, the rights, responsibilities, and the
Judicial proceedings in the case Of this road
and report to this Board.
Mo Shepherd said that the history Of this
road WAS bad enough; ke did not want to know
Mr.. Given said that at the Informal meeting
of the two b"ards he had been convinced OF the
duty of passing this resolution. He then Offer.
ed the following amendment:
PrOuided, That the said Hays shall deposit
within the space of ten days after the passage
ofthis act the sum OFFS 600, subject to the order
of the Mayor, as a forfeiture TO this corpora
tion to ensure his faithful iulfilment Of this
contract.
Mr.. Morgan said this was plain proposition
TO buy this road. 1t is for us to say whether
wa will accept the proposition or not
Mr.. Callan said he wanted all tha reasons for
this sale spread on the journal OF the board 80
that when any of his constituents asked him
the reason for his vote he could point 10 tho
facts as there recorded.
SMr. Wilson thought this matter had been
pretty thoroughly ventilated at the Informal
meeting, and he WAS ready to vote on It now.
Mr.. ,Muloy did not approve OF secret meet
ings of these councils. He wanted the busi
noss or his constituents transacted in manner
that they can understand.
'The question was theh taken on tho rosolu.
'YeaswMessrs. Callan, Hitz, Lewis, Murtagh,
Mohun, Mulloy, Peske, Talbert and Richards
Nays-Messrs. Byngton, Edmcnston, Given.
Grinder, Morgan, Raub, Shepherd, Stevens and
Wilson'S.
The national Republican., 1862-04-01

A LARGE LOT OF MILITARY VESTS FOR
n sale cheap, at SMITHS, No 400 Seventh st.
opposite Post Office. mar 20-dIm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
An act concerning the County Records of
the County of Trinity.

" 7. Griffin, county Clerk, has placed us in
no.ses.ion Of copy of the following Act, ap-
nroycd April 10th, 1922
yls P,ople Of The state Of Caiifoynta, represented
10 Senate and Assmbiy, do enact as JoAo'rS
SEC THE Board Of Supervisors of the coun-
tv Of Trinity are hereby authorized and empow-
er,d at the regular meeting of said Board to be
held in the month of May, a. d., 1862 or at any
regular meeting thereafter, to order the trans
criIing and indeXiug Of the books of Record Of
said county. in the Office Of the county Recorder
thereof, and known as books d. E, and Y also
Of any Journals of the District Court, the Pro-
bate Court, the County Court, the Court Of Scs-
si1ns, or Board of Supervisors Of said county,
which said Board may deem necessary.
SEC II. All the copies hereby required shall
be made in fair and legible hand writing, and
substantial, full bound books shall be purchased
by the said county for the object herein specified,
and said copies when made shall be daily certl-
fed. aud when SO certified shall have the same
force, and be as valid in evidence as are the orig
iuais.
SEC Ill When it shall appear to said Board
Of Supervisors that so much OF the said work as
may be ordered by said Board to be performed,
has been fully completed, then the said 3oard
shall order that the county Recorder Of said
county NC pau odt VI 'c ho'e9 +" "a ''' N''iOt ct
Fund of said county, the sum of 20 cents for
each and every folio OF 100 words, in the same
manner as other county Indebtedness. And no
further compensation whatever shall be allowed
for such services under this Act
SEC. Hi. The original Records shall be care
fully preserved in the Office OF satd county lie
cordcr for future reference
TIE departure northward from San Francisco
by sea during the month of Apr il, just past,
amounted 10 2,3I5.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
From our Extra Of Thursday.l
Latest War Ncws-Dnics TO May 9th.

A special TO New York Tribune, giving an
account Of the fight at Fort Macon says five Of
our batteries dismountcd twelve of the enemy S
guns. Out Of 100 shot and she'll thrown by
the enemy, only $50 struck the works
The operator at New Orleans received dis
daich from Mobile stating that the stores are
being cmpticd Of sugar and molqsscs, WHICH
were thrown in the river The city was to be
surrendered, but the time was extended.
SAVANNAH, May 1.-General Lawton has form.
ally Informed the city council Of his determine
ton to surrender.
CHARLESTON, May 1.-The Fedcrals have cap
iurcd a small battery Of two guns near White
Point, - miles foom Charleston.
The U. s captured an English
ship April 81 near Hole in the Wall a large
amount Of ammunition, &c, was taken. She was
taken to Philadelphia as prize.
Austin L. Smith, late Navy Agent at San
Francisco, has been released from Fort Warren
CulCAGo, May 4.-Yorktown was evacuated
on Saturday night, and the Federal forces now
occupy that place. The rebels left a large
amount Of camp equipoge guns, &C., which they
could not destroy for fear Of being discovered.
HEADQUARTERS Army, May 4-Yorktown is
taken. We have captured large quantities of
guns, ammunition, and camp cquipage. ~
hold the enemy 5 works which were very strong
l have thrown all my cavalry and horse artillery,
supported by infantry, III pursuit. We have
taken many pieces of fcld artillery. 1t is be-
b,,v- C,1l 1,c1
Gunboats have just arrived at Yorktown, and
are now shclling the shores. Following them
are number of vessels loaded with troops, to
effect landing.
FonTEEss MONROE, May 2.-Commodorc Tat
nall, in command Of the Ncyrjn,ac received sealed
orders on Monday, and sailed, bat opening them
in Elizabeth river, found he was ordered TO run
the blockade and proceed to York river lie re.
turned to Norfolk aud Immediately resigned his
commission, together with his chief officers.
Dcscrters say the rebels evacuated on account
the near approach of our parallels, and feared
success Of gunboats in York and James rivers.
1t is said the evacuation was slrenuously OPP
posed 10y some officers saying if they could not
whip the Fcdrrals here they could not anywhere
in Virginia. The rebels are much demoralzcd.
They had u hundred thousand men.
PAprCMl, KY. May Cit is currently reported
and generally believed that Corinth was cvacu-
alcd, and occupied by General Pope's division.
Paci lc Railroad and Telegraph bills passed.
a dispatch from camp in front Of Williams.
burg, May 9TH says.-WAile arranging for move.
ments up York river. was urgently sent for
here | found Gen. Johnston in front Of me with
a strong force, much larger than my own. |
learned he intended dispuing every step TO
Richmond. ! shall run the risk Of holding him
in check here, while resume my original plan
My force is considerably inferior to the enemy,
but | will do all | can with the force at my dis
posa
(SigncD MCCLELLAN.
WAsmiNqroN, May C-The House to-day pass
I'd a resolution declaring /. Y. Low not entitled
TO his seat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, May 10, 1862.
E4ATESTy

As we were nhont going TO press, Mr. Block
received dispatch dated May Slh. from McCIel.
JAMS Headquarters. The General announces that
lhc occupation Of Yorktown was the result of a
hard-fought action on the eth The enemy were
totally routed, and evacuated their works during
The night leaving their sick. Tie loss was great.
We took 1000 prisoners. The victory is complete.
The enemy retreatcd towards Richmond The
General says our men behaved nobly during the
action. 90 ON TO RICHMoND!r
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
The War News.

The advices received here on Thursday night
pre Of the most gratifying character. Upon the
heels Of The capture of New Orleans, late the
hcait and fountain of secession vitality, comes
the cheering intelligence OF the evacuation Of
Yorktown, with a surrender TO our forces Of large
quantities OF provisions and war material. Of the
probable evacuation Of Corintf and the occupa-
ton Of both these places by the Federal forces.
Further the probable capture of Savannah and
The approaches 10 Charleston, and the demoralz-
ution Of the rebel army.
Yorktown is probably the strongest strategic
loini in the Confcdcracy, and its evacuation by
onc hundred thousand men, beleaguercd by an
inferior number, especially when they fall back
but fifteen miles, involves mystery which re-
mains 10 be unravccd. Cqrinth, too, presents
he only available stand point against the sue
ecssful advance Of IIallccks legions and the
same mysterious reasons must have caused its
'yacuation. The present status Of the war at
least shows the consummac skill ana prudence
of Gen. Mcclellan, who without the ef'usion of
blood. forces the enemy to resign position after
position, narrowing gradually their sphere of ac-
lion till they become envelopcd in a fold from
which they cannot escape without a desperate
and decisive action, in which the whole force Of
The Government can be brought to bear. Fort
Donclson and shiloh were the stepping st ones in
our new campaign, which led to the partial de-
velopmrnt of the national plans, and The Issue
has fully justified hopes OF their WISDOM eff
cheney and perfection.
The imperfect firing Of the rebel artillery can
be imputed To neither their lack Of skill or want
OF material, but seems TO be a confirmaton of
The rumocs which reach US of the denoraliz izatiou
aud dscontent which pervades the rank and file
OF the secession army. From the iattcrng indi.
catons at present, we may hope for a speedy
termination of the war, or at least its reduction
&c a running guerilla fight. The last horn Of the
J ebcl chief has sounded. and what infamous no.
toricty he has achieved, he must be satisfied with,
for nothing now remains for him and his fellow
cOusprators but TO hide their heads from the ret
rbuion Of an nsulted nation. 1T will be "a pro.
ligious eXaggeIation of temperance and mercy
il they be not made % suffer the verest fvlons of
the Nineteenth century, not as warning or cX-
ample for neither will deter base men from the
neiurious pursuits, but in yiHdcaton oil humani-
~ and stern justice
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

Wr. L.. II. Fisher is only authorized agent
in San francisco to receive advertisements rcorlpt ur
he Sanr. and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY JOURNAL 0Mrc-No, t72 > Washington street
nearly opposite Neguirv's opera liousc mp stairs.
Sacramento City. 5 SMITH is our authorized
hg"nt to receive subscriptions and Advertisement that
cl'E ann receipt for the Office. III street be-
twurh 4lh and 18th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
RAFFLE.

TIIE HOUSE AND LOT on TAYLOR ST.
now occupicd by the undersigned, will be raj
fed for at Thomas Town Hall on
Saturday Evening, May 10th
1.i-~At the close of the Rattle a Dance, free to
ali Ticket holders, will be given. Good music
will be provided. Tickets, 50.
MANAGERS
WrNEByIrLE.-James Howe, John W, Owens
Wm. Fitzgerald. JAS Morris, =. puulsen, D. Cain
COcHRANvllIE.-Jas Cohran.
OREGON GULCH.-John Colbert.
JUNCTION CIrY.-JOhn Jackson.
DouGIAs CIrY.-Jno. Ilanlou.
l62w. MRS. VI. OSUAY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

"OLDEsr INHABlrANT. The Oldest inhabitant
on the Pacific, Of the Anglo Saxon race, says the
Petcuma 1rguS, passed through this city last
Tuefday. Ills name is Scott, and he is about l0G
past Is years, and is now on visit to this coun-
tv TO see some OF his chdrcn-a daughter who
lives on Mark West creek, aud his youngest son,
only G5 years old, residing in the Russian River
valley. lie had enjoyed good health during the
past century, but at the present time he LAS an
attack Of rheumatism.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

FROM TIE NEz PEEcE Country Max Lang,
Esq. has received letter from Fred. Uafcudorf.
or, dated Florence City, April 9th, from which
We gather the following information
lie says himself and brother have a claim
which pays them $50 to $50 day, to the hand,
when they can work, But they could not work
last winter when be wrote the snow was from
four to six feet deep. and showing every day
No new diggings bad been found further than
those in The Basin jrst discovered, in which bis
claim was located. He thinks if other diggings
are not found soon there will Ike much suffering
among those now on theT way, and that all who
ilcnd going had better wait awhile. The dig
gngS now being worked can be exhausted in
lhrec months Many come without mon cy and
provisions, and must necessarily suffer because
th"! cannot be furnished with either diggings or
employment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

BoyNQ Tue -" lIumEa A correspondent OF
the lIonatain Messenger, writing from Port Wine
Sierra county, says The hurdles had a
rough time Of it last week, some Of the bhoys
sappng a couple of them over the 'mug handle ,
but being all in the family it passed of as a
'mattcr Of course The hurdy nuisance is fast
playing itself out in this vtcinity.' Ditto up
here
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
A. G. DIETZ & co.

We have on hand large stock of Coal Oil
Lamps which we are selling at New York prices
Also, Camphene, Coal Oil tlnid, % per ct. Aco-
hol Turpentine Lard, Sperm, Polar, Rape Seed,
Castor Meats Foot, Linsccd, China and other
Oils, etc, etc.
Country Dealers supplied on the most libcGal
terms. m3l6lm.3p.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

FACr-Wc do not, in any case, oppose southern
men, unless they are southern rebels. Some OF
as good Union men as the world contains, are TO
be found in the Souh-FacerUWe .N0cs
Just our sentiments TO the word. And We in
slime to the opinion that in every county in this
State some of the best Union citizens are men
born in Southern Slaveholdng States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
IA CHM liza A 81 6l' sItorS' s. ale
OF REAE ESTATE

' n,I, r. i'''Et1'' 'IhEN ihat IN pursuance Of an
'HIrr "' the Probate Court ot the county of Trin
M I S'alc" "I tai"rna made the II Il dav OF March
N- J." ,"' matter "i tine Estate of William Collins de-
!' Undersigned Admins traitor, Of said Estate w
So" q" private Si. tott J,h urarce to surt purchasers,
ahi subject to confirmation by said Probate Cnrrf ON
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- ont Of the District Court Of the Ninth JudI.
ciAI District, in and for the ooantv Of Trinity
doy aite-t'd the Sih day of May A. D.. 1852,
to m" directed and delivered, in an action had in
SaId Court, wherein Wm. lIcrdle is plaintiff and
Ch"S. Lcathcm and VIM. Tabor are d, lendant. I
nave IeIIed on all the right, title and interest
"n,cn '"c Sad ucfrhdantS possessed in and to the
following Described property, to wit
y certain frame house situate on the hin ,.o,,
OF steiner Flat in the county of Trinilv and
state Of California, known Tvs Tabor 4 Loaib,n,.s =
dwelling house. Also, certain minino cI,i,n
situate on Htcinor'S Flat county and ctnto or'r"
Sad adjoining the field Of YIN. Ilerdle and XrI
sou Bates mining claim ''' 'e'
Nuticn i bnr.I,,, ,ir,,,. H.,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
COLE TRADERS Nor1cE-sTATE on

NOIlL ALN1AL1lAN . VOIIOIl'--'NI \ = OF
y CMLFORNIA, County or TRINlTY-W -Wcavcrville
shp-Know all men hy these presents that
|, Catharne OKeec, Of said county, wife Of Jno.
OKeec, resident Of Douglas City. and county of
Trinity, State of California do now publish and
declare that it is my intention to carry on bust
ness on my own account. aud in my own name
as Sole Trader, in pursuance of an Act of 4he
Legislature Of the State Of California, entitled
an Act to authorisc married women to transact
hu>ncS, in their own names as sole Traders. pass.
cd April II, 1852" And farther declare that
said business will he the business Of boarding
house. ana Keeping bar, and will he carried ou
and pracleed at douglas City, in Wcavcryl
township, county of Trinity, and thar tl.A amount
Of capital invested in ,aT Lt~rpsS does not cX.
t"cd five thousand ,Iullars. In witness whereof
haze h"rcnnto set NV hand and seal this 2Slh
day Of April, 4. d., 1852.
LIS CATILARINE O'kEEEE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

Fight WITH INDIANs.-We learn from the Red
Bluff hdcpeaden that last Sunday fight oc,
CURED between whites and Indians near Nome
Lake Reservation, in which Mr. Shonnon, of
Round Valley, was killed, and another man bad
ly wounded. Seventeen Indians were killed and
four taken prisoners.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
Saturday, the 3lst day of Nav.

0aIuFuay, the dI&t day Of May,
\. D.. 1862, between The hours Of Ia onS -
clock a. m' in front of the Court House, in ,Ic
Town OF Wcaycrvife, viii scH at public onction
5 +" 'Ge hignes' bidder for cash. all he right, title
ana interest Iae said defendants, possessed ia and
TO the above described property Woa"orHIn :" S,'n
May ., 1862. JOHN i J0Vrs til,l,l.' lll'e'
By \. NJ kEuTTsCuNlrr, Deputy lie
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
NfondnH. lhc Aalh dnr a. An.;I

lN'2 between the hour of o'cock of thc morning and
' "l ihr sun the ay at the premises here
uo0c'Ip" aH the right. title and interest Of tl.
g' III we NHgr "i WcavcrNil county Of Trinity and
N'"' 81 california 10 wit The town r au bousc There.
% situate ON Inc west ory of Main street in said ,1
"S' "p"s"" he corral G Cou,.toeh X Martin htry ,,.
'l'"l a' saloon Also. III" town lot and house thco,
"'' "' I'' W. sl" "l Main street in said village
,"'h y Martin eofa now occupied as IL china store 49,
"'"'''""' AliH'. IN'-. THOMAS CARR
MiClhEl. HART
1,, - DENNIS CARROLL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

ANIMAL MEErNG-Thc L. ". Grand Encamp-
mcni /. o. o. f., of California, met at Marysville
on the 9th inst After the transaction of prclim.
mary business, the following officers chosen
for the ensuing year Grand Patriarch, Daniel
McLaren, of Pacific Encampment, No. 2; ; High
Priest, J. Al. Boheu Golden Gate Eneampment,
No. ; Senior Warden, Chas l.. Thomas, Malys-
willie Encampmeut, No. Scribe, T. Rodgers
Johnson Golden Gate Encanpment, No. l Jun
ior Warden, ressr Frcer, Orc Encampment No.
~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

GONE South Company II, Capt. Cass) tth
Regiment Volunteers, and two other companies,
sailed from San francisco for Los Angeles, on
the Sd inst. The Company is highly compliment
ID by Col. FQrman-yeQuted to be the best drill
81, aud composed Of the best behaved men in the
Regiment. Judging from late advices received
from Southern California, Arizona and New Mex
ico the volunteers will soon see active service.
y correspondent Of the Herald and Mirror, writ
ing from Tucson, Arizona. March 9th, says:
"TLe advance guard Of the Confederate army,
St over 100 men, under Capt. Hunter, G. $. A.,
arrived here day or two siuce, to be followed
by Col Baylor with 800 men, Col. Waller, with
600 and later by Col. Herbert, {" Phil.'D , with
Regiment from the Southern States,'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

New rosIfE0N.-Flank Soule, one Of The ablest
writers ever on this on Ibis coast, but whose Sc
Mus was unappreciated by our people, has been
rendered position on Frcmont's staff
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
DIETZ'S DIAMOND OIL

Among the many advantages of this KERO.
SENE OH over other Oil is
FIRST-That it Is perfectly NON EXPLO-
SIVE, and can be used with perfect safety in all
kindf of Lamps.
SECOND-ltis is free from all Objectionable and
unpleasant smells, and burns with a clear white.
brilliant flame.
We cordially solicit the public and families to
give this Oil trial, and once tried we feel CON
fdcnt it will gain preference over all other OH
for economy as wei! as its superior bnrning quail
tiles.
In order to protect ourselves against Counter
fcits we have placed brand on each aud
case, which will he known as DE1TZ'S DIA-
MOND OIL Trade mark secured.
1t is now offered at wholesale and retail at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
[Lsl CATHARINE O'KEEFE.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Cor>rY OF Trryr-
), N- Weavcrclllo Towu,hip- p-Ou This 29ihda
OF April. \ D., 1852, personally appeared before
me-, Nm. Molon"y, a Justice of the Peace in and
Idl Sajd township and county. Cntharinn OflIocic.
vii" OF John Ok"cio personally known t. m,
to b" the individual d'ycrb. d in, aud who ny.cu.
tel the above declaration, rs a party thcrr.o. ana
tn" said Cdtharnr O'Krctr, wife Of the said John
. Nr"tr. having been by me FIRST made act,miat-
cd with the contents Of said instrument, acknoul.
cdgea to me, on an cNamination had separate
ahd apart from her husband. that She cyrcutrd
the same freely aud Voluntarily, without fear or
compnl~lon. or nndno influence Of her husband.
ana 'ha' she does not wish 10 rctract the cXccu-
ton of the same. In witness Whereof have
hrrrunio set my hand Shr day and gcn,. first a.
oovc written WAt MOLONEY,
l"'""' 1u,tice of the Peace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
TAKE NOTICE !!
|ANCll AND DAIRY COWS
FOR SALE.

ONE or THE BEST DAIRY RAN
i@.4l y. Ghe3 in Northern California, situated it,
5 lay rorH valley, is offered for sale by the IN.
dersigned, together with FORTY GOOD MICH
COWS. The ranch is situated 20 miles from Wea-
n,erVlIle' with good wagon road to ar paris of
.ne , county. The ranch contains IS acres of good
Unable land, aud an unlimited stock range, with
so~a m, buildings, fences and farming utensils
me whole will be sold cheap for cash, or part
o"'I' VIVA security ON the place for The balance
Aapply to JOHN CARR, on the premises,
or lllOS. CARR, Weaverville
Lay Fork Valley, March 10, 1862. OF.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
sos Front street,

Between Washington and Jackson sts.
And at Branch Store. 81 Second ST. I'd loo
from Mission, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

DDNT LIKE Ir.-RecentIy at concert in
philadelphia, tue British national air of God
Save the Queen was Kissed down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

THESE protesting and reachcrous Democrats
we can wcl spare. The sooner they leave us the
better. This is the sentiment OF every good
and true Democrat on this coast-EIPre&s.
Umph Aud also on the coast o: South Caro-
lima Sierra county Nt3eS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

IusI C0FNfR.-I I'crsons wishing to have some
idra Of the trade Of Red Bluff, would do we'll to
walk 10 the corner Of Oak and Front streets. and
observe the forwarding operations of Pierce,
Ehmch IL Co. and Hnchman Il Bartlett. We
saw more teams aud pack ANIMALS concentrated
"t tits point, the other day, than we ever saw
before in Red Bluff independent.
Glad to hear it, We are waiting patiently
for tie arrival Of those teams and trains to
rrpIcniah the nearly exhausted stock of every va.
Iicly OF merchandise in these parts Please say to
the tcomsters that on Monday, the 10th day Of
May, they can load for Weavervile
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

TIE Marysyile Appeal says it has ono quar-
rel to make with any sort Of Union men," How
about these dis Union fellows, Avery
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

"SHAsrA CouRIER."-A Skillmon, Esq. has
sold his interest in that paper to John j. Conmy,
formerly OF this place and at time sole pro-
prictor Of the Trinity 2Ypses The Courier was cs.
raJli,hcd in 1852, by Mr.. Skillman and the late
llmcntcd Gen. Sam. II. Dosh, and was for some
lime the only paper printed north of MarysvilIe,
Mr.. Conmy has been connected with Mr.. Sklman
in the publication Of the Courier about one year.
We kndw him to be clever, honorable gentle
mIn, and good practical printer, and in assuming
She entire control Of the t5uier we wish him
every success. Conmy is stauuch Union man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

TIE departure northward from San Francisco
by sea during the month Of Apr il, just past,
amounted to 2,375,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

ONE hundred pounds Of gold was shipped from
Forest Hill one day last week. Exchange.
That's not much to brag Of. On the 30th day
Of last month Grecnhood Il Newhauer, Weaver
vile bankers, shipped one hundred and sixteen
ponds
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10

TEACHERS MoyING.--Wc learn from the Gqzet!e
hat Miss ELLA Gage, Of Shasta is now in charge
of the District School at Douglas City. The last
number of the Courier ANNOUNCES Mr.. K. Long,
late Of Douglas City, as principal Of lle Shasta
IIimh School
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-05-10
TREASURER'S NOTICE

GEO. II. LORD,