Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-11-29

late :" City Of Paris"
Convey q Hough, Douglas City, intending 10
quit business there on The lst of January, offer
for sale the store at present occupied by them
1t is one OF the best stands on Trinity river. 1t
is fue opportunity for some one to make money.
A Ball, Tor the benefit Of Mrs. Dorsey, whose
husband was buried this week, and who has FIVE
children dependent on her for support, is an
nounced for Friday evening, December 9th.
ANOTHER BRANCH OF HONE MAAUFAcrURE.-
Rosn is now worth S25 barrel in this State
owing to the supply from North Carolina having
heen stopped. Messrs. j. Hart and J. W. jacob
son, OF Marysvile, have made arrangements to
supply the market. They have selected some
$4,000 gum heating trees in the vicinity Of
forbrstown, 1uha county, and eXpectncXt season
10 turn out 800 gallons OF tulpenlne and 60
bnrels OF rosin week. So says the .dpPeaL
THE EFFEcr.-The slIiking Of the names of
army officers from the rolls for absence without
leave, crates considerable autering among
those in Washington. 1t will result in getting
rid Of the kdgloyrd gentry who prefer hanging
round Washington hotels to taking the chances
of being called upon to fight, and in filling heir
places from the ranks by men who enlisted to
fight, and are anxious to do so.
GONE TO KLAMArH.-- John A. Watson Esq. U.
S. Deputy Assessor for this county, has gone to
Orleans Bar at the request Of Assessor Eliason,
OF the Fifth District, TO appoint and properly
equip deputy Assessor for klamath county.
One Turner is the individual selected to serve
Uncle Sam in that capacity.
BURYINo -GRov&D.S-'Pbe Coln.aittee composed
Of Messrs Martin, Mcclure aud Howe, selected
20 lay off the ground designated for burying-
ground, have promptly performed their duty, and
now ready TO receive proposals for building
the fence. Plans aud specifications may BE- seen
at John Martins Office.
TRI- -WEFKLY.-The Stage between this place
and Shasta now runs tri-weekly. The new order
Of things commenced last Monday. Leaves
Weaverville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
and Shasta Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Our accommodating friend Gus. Scammon, is
retained on the route, while Billy Welman goes
10 new field Of duly.
How THEY STAND, P0LIrIoALLY.-F From Schuy-
Ter Collaxs District in Indiana, IL ,O64 men have
gone to the war, Of whom 8, ll0 were voters. OF
these, g. l25 were Republicans and 1885 Demo
Gratis
"THIs WAS A COAX $50 says the Unions
Nevada Territorial Legislature reporter of bill
introduced by Howard to prohibit the collection
OF accounts for liquors sold at retail. 1t was re-
ferred to The Committee on Ways aud Means.
HOBBS CoLoRED MINsIREIs.-This company
will give an entertainment at the Weaverville
1heater, this Saturday. evening, The company
is well spoken OF by those who have witnessed
the performance
SAN FRAAcIsC0 News LGrTER.-We have made
arrangements with a competent party in San
francisco to furnish us an interesting weekly
news letter from that city. The first one will
appear in the JoURNAL of December l3th
Nor THE RIGHr MAN.-The loyal citizens of
Maryland have petilioned the Government to re.
move Gen Wool TO some other command. They
say be has become dotard from age, lacks
physical ability. and is captious and dsobiging
The APRON SrKIAG GuARD."- Gen. Halleck
has ordered to be stricken from the roll the namrs
of all officers absent from their commands with
out leave. The Sacramento Bee dubs such the
"Apron String Guard"
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BALL OF THE HALLECK RIFLES 1.-The com
mttees having not yet fully completed their ar
rangements, the programme of the Ball TO be
given on Christmas night, is delayed until next
week.
WANTED-A few more men, weighing not over
ITO, and not less than 1876 pounds are wanted
for Reeds cavalry company, now raising in San
Francisco The company will be put in service
Hk soon as full.
IL THE SHEIL-We thank John Shoenbar
Esq, for very timely and welcome present sent
us this week-nolhing less than a whole hundred
cah Francisco bay oysters, in The she'll
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IHE GREAT DEAD.-.An Eastern exchange
thinks that in the chronicles of "The Distin.
gnisbed Dead of 1862" a prominent chapter
should be devoted to King Cotton
COOP FOR VIRGINIA CTY.-Jhe members of
the Catholic Church lately held a Fair, from
which they realized 81, 1872
GOVERNMENT STAMPS for the use of business
men will he furnished by the Sub Treasurer at
Sau Francisco by The middle Of next month.
CRowDrD Our-A press of new advertisements