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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11
GARDEN SEEDS !
A. p. SMITH & co.

A RE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY deal
"A ers in Garden Seeds with very extensive
assortment of
Home Grown Garden Seeds,
All warranted to be grown by themselves to be
the crop of the present year, and guaranteed to
be FRESH AND GENUINE. Dealers desirous
Of purchasing their supply for the season, will do
well to apply TO US, as we can furnish them near
ly all they may desire,
AT THE SAME PRICES
As Good Seeds can be procured in New York.
Having been engaged in growing Seeds in this
State for number of years, we are now prepar
ed to sell in quantities
AT LOWER PRICES
than any other house in the State. We can fur
nish Seeds put up, either in large or small pack
ages suitable for retailing, at the option of Gus
toners.
.Gas-O Our price list is now ready for mailing to
all applicants.
Our home grown Seeds have long had an es
tablshed reputation on the coast having devoted
close attention and long experience to the bust
ness, and our stock being always fresh. they are
not liable to the risk attending imported Seeds
TERMS CASH, ALWAYS.
For further particulars, apply to
A. p. SMITH & CO.,
52tf 40 street, Sacramento.
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LUMBER H. REDUCTION !

IN AND AFTER THIS DATE will deliver
OLumber for S35 per thousand feet, for CASH,
or $40 if Booked This rule will apply to Bull
ders, Miners, and others ordering large bills of
Lumber. Where only small lot of selected
Lumber is required, the old price will be charg
ed These rates will be strictly adhered to-
TRACY SCOFIELD.
New York MILL Nov. 0, 1861. 43td.
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WIRE RoPE.-We would call the attention of
our river citizens TO the advertisement of A. s.
Hallidie q Co., Patent Wire Rope manufacturers
in San Francisco. When bridges and fumes arc
properly suspended by Wire Rope, no damage
can possibly be done by floods. True, the wire
suspension hume of Mcnamara & Co. over Trim
ity river, below Big Bar was broken down by
was that one of the supports to which it was fas
tened was undermined and washed out But the
support on the other side stood the wire rope
SWING around TO the bank, and is safe.
Again, the suspension bridge Of Mr.. Martin,
over klamath river, was washed away. Though
the bridge was ninety hoo feet above low water
mark, the Klamath raised Gfty feet orer an un-
foTseen visitation of-water
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TRINITY JOURNAL.
eaverville, Saturday, Jan'y. IL, 1862.
SIX YEARS OLD

his number Of our paper completes the Sixth
me of the TRINITY JOURNAL For six years
generous citizens of Trinity have literally
&tended their patronage to the paper, aud kind
indulgence to its editor and publisher. lie has
nothing to complain, and many thanks to return
for past favors conferred by generous public
He has ever endeavored to make the JoUR'AL
what it purports to bean independent cJunty
newspaper useful record of events in Tie count
ing-room and Office au interesting visitor in the
family circle, and an ever welcome guest in the
miners cabin. He has preclu2cd from Its col
umns all acrimonious and personal articles which
in any manner tended to cmbtter one portion Of
the community againss another has striven to
make faithful record of home events, and has
iu every wise in lis power attempted to elevate
public sentiment and conduce to the general
prosperity Of Trinity county.
The publisher of the JOURNAL does not claim
TO never have differed with many of his readers,
on the many grave and serious questions of the
day if he had not 'twould be an evidence that
his paper had neither independence or character.
All cannot do not, think alike, and for one man
10 dIleulpb 10 puDIlSu paper WHICH Suuulu plCdSc
all, would be as unwise and foolish as it would
be impossible. Few know the trials and vexa-
tions to which the editor and publisher is sub
jected, nor do we intend in this article TO note
them suffice it to say, they are numerous in the
course of twelvemonth, as the hairs on your
head, and render the brain quite as awry as said
hairs pull next morning after bust" on rect
fed lightning. We have acted on the principle
that public journal is looked on abroad as a re-
fex of the morals and intelligence of the people
among whom it is published, and have, therefore,
to the best of our ability, made the JOURNAL a
dignifed and decorous sheet We take this occa-
sion to return thanks to our many correspondents
through the county, for their assistance in con-
tributing TO the interest and worth of our col
umns, and hope they will not forget US in the fu-
ture.
Wecommence the Seventh volume Of The jour
NAL by a reduction in the price of subscription:
hereafter we shall furnish single copy of the
paper for FIVE DOLLARS per year-to be paid in
advance This is reduction Of three dollars
and we hope to more than make up the loss in
new subscriptions. We ask the kind Offices of
oil our patrons in assisting us to enlarge the cir
culatiOn of the Journal. In the first number of
the new volume we will speak further of terms
and prospects.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

AITuRAs-Dewey, of the Mountain Messenger is deter
mined La Porte shah be county seat Accordingly he
goes in tooth ana toe Dai for Alturas. Where's John
son? He might have carried that while in tho
Legislature, if lie had not linked claim of Moses
Barnes (or some such namel with IT, Moses dead
weight The Board of Supervisors of Sierra county were
tornnst' his clam, and squelched" It, He sqnelched
Johnson and Johnson squelched Alturas Don't despair
Dewey Perseverance, you know is great virtue. It's
bound to triumph in the end.
So says the San Juan Press. All wrong, Baus-
man /; Johnson didn't do it. Moses Haines-
CHATS the name) was a colored individual, or
had caught somebody, at great expense who had
murdered cullud pusson," or the fellow cap
tured was " coniraband' at any rate there
was niger in the fence" AND Johnson want
ed the State to reward the said Moses IIaines for
his patriotic services, 'kase the Boasd Of Super
Visors of Sierra couldn't see the "pnt," and
wouldn't. But Johnson didn't bitch Moses" on
10 "Alturas." lie went Aturas " blind"- saw
the blind with Bulkhead, Indian War Bill, Pork
Inspector, Libel Law, Reporters Bill, and every
other Bill by which he could swap vote. OF
course he wGs in the Assembly, and Alturas went
through that body like hot cakes but when it
reached the Senate, Kirk patrick, the Elegant,
threw up his hands in holy horror, protested in
the name of an outraged constituency, and pre-
dicted, if such great wrong was inflicted, fnan-
cial ruin, and the ID knows what all would fol-
low. Elegance and eloquencc killed Alturas, ;
and consigned johnson to quiet and retirement.
" Give the devil his due" johnson never lost
trick on "Alturas" in the Assembly.
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Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF HENRY LEACH, DECEASE

ESTATE OF HENRY LEACH, DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the under
/ signed Mary l.. Leach, Administrative of the
above named estate, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against Henry Leach, de-
ceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from the first publ
cation Of this notice to the undersigned at her
residence, at Leachs ranch, on the road from
Minersylle to Trinity Center, and about six miles
from Minersville, or to Messrs Chadbourne *
Miller, at their Office in Weavervile.-Jan. g.
1862. MARY i. LEACH, Admn'tx
5lGw of estate of Henry Leach, dec.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

WoN'r BE SATISFIED, No How When the
announcement came that Mason and Sldell had
been seized and taken from the deck of an Eng
ish vessel, the peace C9 papers and peace advO-
Gates all over the State were Mortified at the bold
outrage against all International law, and their
indignation knew no bounds when Congress ap-
pauded Wilkes and voted him medal for his
bold and daring act. They unhesitatingly sta
ted that England would be fully justified in de-
claring war against the Government.
But when the telegraph, the other day, stated
that it was rumored that this brace of elegant
traitors were returned to the deck of an English
vessel, these papers and gentry became absolute
ly frantic. Have we country? ~ Are we
to be brow-beat by the beef eating English ~
Are the President and Cabinet a set of white
livered towards? ?" and other similarly elegant
and temperate intcrrogatories were to be read
and heard in every direction. They first swore the
Government had committed one of the most out
ragcous acts and blunders on record, by sustain
ing Wilkes, and they now sware it has acted in
famonsly in rightiDg the wrong and correcting
the blunder. 40, consistency, thou art jew
~ 1t would be lamentable if the Adminstra-
ton should never ascertain how it displeased
these blow hot and cold papers aud people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

LATE ATLANTIC NEws.-Adyices TO the 31st ut Gen.
Halleck has achieved glorious results in Missouri The
whole country between the Missouri and Usage has
been swept clean of the rebels and Price compelled
make rapid retreat towards Arkansas ThE forces have
captured $500 rebets, including seventy commissioned of
hcers besdeS 200 horses and mules 100 stand of
two tons Of powder. and immense amounts of and
calnp equipage. The Union loss in accomplishing these
splendid results has not exceeded hundred killed
and wounded Gen Halleck's energy and stringent
have had the effect to put check bridge burning
in Northern Missouri. On the 27th ut il is stated CHI
cial communications passed between Lord Lyons and
reary Seward in reference to the capture Of Sc aud
Mason The Secretary of State is represented to have dis
avowed the act of Capt Wilkes, and promised that Sde
and Mason should be given up in order that the punci
pies for which the American Government has
ded may be maintained" Slidell and Mason TO sail
for England in the America. The banks Of Boston and
Philadelphia have suspended specie payments. Congress
Fly had been exchanged for Charles J. Faulkner
battle expected at Bowling Green. Ky. In Congress
Mr.. Stevens Chairman of the Committee Ways and
Means, had reported bill repeating the laws creating
certain Southern cities ports Of entry and copferrng
upon the President power to declare any ports of entry
Liverpool adyices to the 18th u bad been receiy yed
The Presidents message had attracted great attention
IN England.-Sacramento Union, Jan. 3rd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

"PLAcERyuLE News" AND Folsom TELE-
GRAPH."-We always look with interest for these
two papers. The NecS is under the editorial
charge of C. B. Mcdonald, formerly editOrially
connected with this paper Nc has struck it at
last-has little daily all to himself-the col
umns Of which radate his beauties and wit to
the great qualification of his, we hope, many
readers Wash Wright has the tripod of the
Telegraph, and is one of the brightest and sharp
est paragraphists in the State. Woe be to the
poor devil who falls under the ban Of Wash.
The most readable paper ever published in Cal
ifornia was the Sacramento Age, while under the
joint editorial management of Mcdonald and
Wright. Nc. did the stars and Wash. the sulphur
department, and between them the Age blazed
with eloquence and wit. We wish both them and
the journals over which they preside, all success
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

UNION VS.. SECEsu.--" The Great North Amer
lean PieBiter," (Secesh) and " Star Back" Gun
ion) lately had u set-to on national affairs at
Timbuctoo, Yuba county, the following graphic
description Of which we take from the Marysylle
Appeal
" Star Back" gained a complete victory by coercing
q Pie Bter " and capturing bis artillery, which coDsised
- shattered crib board, wool hat aud tooth-pick.
loss the Union side great, and caused by
q fire from the sh6fEy masked crib board but when
ssR forcesA# Fought tfinir FOUNDERS 10 bear, " Pie
ca As ch he dd1p good order remarking
&c enemy's artillery was too heavy for
scome satisfied that defeat ineYta-
discretion was the better part of yaor,
,ong the contest, which was brought to a
hugh. ~
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retreat Of our army at Bull Run. 1t says "when
the battle was at its hottest point, there came
word that there were two vacancies in the New
York Custom House. Hence the stampede"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

FORT GAsroN,-This Fort, located at HoOpa
Valley, on Trinity river, is now occupied by a
company of volunteer infantry. Capt. Johns,
late of Stockton, is in command and is repre-
sented to be most excellent officer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

THE DIsAGREEABLE SIDE.-Whoever wishes to
peruse the disagreeable things said of the Gov
ernment-by inuendo satircal inquiry, express
sons of doubt qualifications to plain facts,
labored efforts to explain away occurrences of
an obvious nature-suoh as are studiously ex-
cluded from all loyal sheets-must seek bis in
formation in the columns Of the Marysvile Er-
press. 1t has a wonderful aptitude in discerning
scraps of secession olal, which it takes especial
pleasure in parading to the view of its readers.
Even Beauregard commands the use of its col
umns, to defend himself against the assaults OF
Southern traducers and when areverse occurs
to the Federal arms, one may easily discover
from the tenor Of the EDITORS comments, that his
soul is penetrated by lively sensations of secret
JOY San JUdH Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11
DISSOLUTION.

THE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ex-
i listing under the name and firm of Woodward
Jumper, in the retail Grocery business is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr. Woodward has purchased Mr. Jumpers in
terest in the concern, and hopes by strict atten-
tion to business to merit continuance of the pa
tronage bestowed on the old firm
i. W. WOODWARD,
GEO. B. JUMPER
Weayervlle, Dec. IS, 1861. 493.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

THE first gun was fired at Fort Sumter on
Henry Clay's birthday The fort surrendered on
the birthday of Thomas Jefferson. The contest
began in the streets of Baltimore on the anniver
sary of the battle of Lexington and Concord.
-looaey's E1press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

EyERYwHERE endeavor to be useful, and you
will always be at home.-E1.
Stuff Everywhere endeavor to be useful, ;
and you will many times wish you Were at home,
with your head bagged.-Sierra Den0crat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

NEwKIRK S Touring mill, at Hoopa Valley was
entirely swept away by the late food Loss
about $4,000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

GIRLs.-AND OTHER SEWING MAcHiNEs-The
new kind may be the best to hem, but the old
fashioned ones are the best to stan with
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

INMIGR4TIoX.-The Bulletin puts up our gain
for the year, in immigrants by sea, at 10000
by land, 5,000-making total gain of $4,000
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11
For Sale.

GO00 LBS. BRAN AND SHORTS. Ap-
DOOO ply to FRANK W. YOUNG.
Weayerville, Jau. u, 1862. 524i,
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CHAs. r. LUDDINGToN, formerly of MaDzanta
Flat in this county, is an Independent Union
candidate for Sheriff Of Storey county, Nevada
Territory. SO we learn from the Ierrit0riai
Enterprise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

St accounts, was ftc inches deep at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

That will be rather Tong toalk if the recon
is observed until time specified.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

A MODEST GRAND JURY.-The last Mariposa
Grand Jury made the following modest recon-
mendation;
Some complaints made in reference to the Chinese
inhabitants Of the county but nothing appearing against
them except that their presence Is generally dstaste
TO the white population have dismissed the subject
recommending people to walk around their peculiar inst
tntons until some legislative enactments shall provide
for their expulsion"
That will be a rather Tong ,oaH if the recon-
mendaton is observed until time specified.
Fort GAsroN.-This Fort, located at Hoopa
Valley, on Trinity river, is now occupied by
company of volunteer infantry. Capt. Johns,
! late Of Stockton, is in command, and is repre-
sented to be a most excellent officer.
AN exchange has discovered the cause of the
retreat of our army at Bull Run. 1t says "when
the battle was at its hottest point, there came
word that there were two vacancies in the New
York Custom House. Hence the stampede"
THE first gun was fred at Fort Sumter on
Henry Clay's birthday The fort surrendered on
the birthday of Thomas Jefferson, The contest
began in the streets of Baltimore on the anniver-
sary of the battle of Lexington and Concord.
-Nooaey's Eapress.
CHAs. r. LUDDINGToN, formerly of MaDzanita
Flat, in this county, is an Independent Union
candidate for Sheriff Of Storey county, Nevada
Territory. SO we learn from the 1erritorial
Enterprise
| EvERYwHERE endeavor to be uselul, and you
will always be at home.-E1.
Stuff Everywhere endeavor to be useful
and you will many times wish you aCere at home,
with your head bagged.-Sierra Democra.
! INMIGRATIoX.-Tbe Bulletin puts up our gain
for the year, in immigrants by sea, at 10000 :;
by land, $1,000 making a total gain of $4,000.
NEwNRKs Touring mill, at Hoopa Valley, was
entirely swept away by the late flood. Loss
about $4,000.
GIms.-AND OTHER SEWING MAcHiNEs.-The
new kind may be the best to hem, but the old
fashioned ones are the best to stag with
FoK' Sale.
H000 LBS. BRAN AND SHORTS. Ap-
OOOO ply to FRANK W. YOUNG.
Weayerville, Jau II, 1862 524,
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Grand Jury made the following modest recon-
mendaton
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-01-11

Some complaints made in reference to the Chinese
Inhabitants Of the county but nothing appearing against
them, except that their presence generally eful
TO the white population, have dismissed the subject
recommending people to walk around their peculiar int
tuons until legislative enactments shall provide
for their expulsion" "
The New York herald., 1862-08-19

METROPOLITAN GUARD.-THE CHAPLAIN OF
M this eg nent nearly ready for the OF war,
appeas benevolent ladies' aud gentlemen OF NV
YORK aid him furnishing reading matter OF religious
character the men now In camp on kikcr's lei nd A
small lib ary interesting works would exert most sal
nry influence prove OF inca cuabc benefit In forming
hc future of the soldier. ANY donations books
address Rev. j. w. Williams. Chaplain Firsl regiment
Metropolitan Guard Police Headquarters Bronmo street,
received aud ACKNOWLEDGMENT ncrurdingiy.
The New York herald., 1862-08-19
N WHAT'S TfITSf
PHOENIX REGIMENT, tORCORAN Z0UAyES.
rrIf - Ell pEt.tNE<r EupiRE HEI.AuE

JAMES q i;jRnE Ool. N. u. SMITH, LiTuI. Col
''.3oys. get scNsn few more recruits watei to
c,mp, e Company q Of the only Irish imcnt :
ing gnniSrd The officers have service In
Army of the Potomac. No trouble wl be spare to
make this the ack company of the regiment Paw from
Ss TO per mouth. One monts pay in advance. SluO
bounty xl whih II be advanced ~ the regl-
mustered IN and $50 State bounty VIII be Paid i'm
mcuiateN Joining Pay - commence from date OF
ro iment Cothiur ratns and quarrrs furnis nine.
dat 81 and q viii be 10 Camp ~ rrepont, East
New Ynrk whore evrr thing conducug 10 the health aud
comfort will be turn 81 d. For tather In ormaon Apply at
the h, ad iuiftrr-, 5Jt Itoa tVay
49, DANIEL tHo Why Cap,sn leo south street
JONI CtAScy. Frst Lenonsn. 270 Mott ."treet and IS
TaovAs Rusv. second LeutcnanI
The New York herald., 1862-08-19
cPiNOLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE.
- WAR, WAR WAR
PHOENIX REGIMENT.
CORCORAN ZOUAvES. FOURTH REGIMENT, EMPIRE
co,o.r ,.ur BRIGADE covx.xnrxo
DANIEL c. MOYNIHAN, FIRST LIEUTENANT, RE
CRUITING OFFICER,

COLONEL JAMES o. NJ RRE COMMANDING
DANIEL G. MOYNIHAN, FIRST LIEUTENANT, RE
CRUITING OFFICER
RECRUITS NS v %ANrEp SrrfawlHa wTaasESaarELY. ssfs
$50 cash TO each recruit joining my command.
Men OF New YorK-iour bleeding country calls upon You
to rally to her su cor Now Is your time to show 10 the
world Il does require draft within the Union lines
crush this ~ antic rebellion. 80
COME FORWARD. ONE AND ALL, TO THE CALL OF
YOUR COUNTRY.
Richmond The blood OF thousands Of ur fellow country
cries to for vengeance. The land Of your adop
ony hope carthstrcches forth her shattered
shed your day OF distress that you will
leap 10 In this her hour oil need Shall
that call be In yanf Win you back part Of the oblga
tolerated and respected your people highest
position andal tails has she done FOR you and yours
will be to all the virtues Of humanity and
gratitude, and allow the most glorious the trees go
he polluted rent asunder and crushed by the
worst despotsm-aye far worse than sunny Erin ever
ber this cursed rebellion foscred and nourshcd
by hereditary Engand remember her ships and
money fan and keep alive this unholy war; and now she
says she II going TO tae hand in God grant she may
The call make YOU to-day for our homes and nrc
sides will be promptly responded TO-. .
The fhrnx the mother of brave Irsmcn calls upon ner
children as rally round her Green Banner and march
Ing side By with the Stars and strips carry the music
of the Union TO tne utmost boundaries of tho land.
So cash from the state, &25 when regiment mustered IN
of family dcsution will be done away with Also
from Si3 TO $ In advance 81 hand mone. any man
bringing rctru 10 the Office VIII receive VI ~ cents per
day ior communication Of rations Clothing very best ma
ALL Yes even your mother's sweethears wives
and sisters. and come and meet soldiers reward
! Victor, and glory await you. DANIEL G. MOYNIHAN.
First Lrntenant, Recruiting 0incer,
ID GREENWICH STREET.
The New York herald., 1862-08-19

CcoTCHMEN FOR THE UNION.--sEyENTY.NINrH
- Iphlanders Recruits wanted to al up the ranks OF
this doing duty with the Burnside
pedon Bounty promptly paid ON beng mustered into The
81 ba money, $40 ezra IRON tue Produce t:x-
chane r. rning headquarters, Mercer House, OF
Mercer n nd Rrputne
The New York herald., 1862-08-19

i
WAFtIIASGr,kss, tI.Sr,ss, y, w.,.,.
Doors ~ a a. rs past seven; commence at eig
slATf-sECCkD kiGhT-ELEyENrH WEEK
of y brilliant x of
MR.. AND MRS. w. j FLORENCE
THE GREAT IllSH BOY AND YANKEE GIRL.
An ..ent protraf.e ed. peace.
p.eniy aud prosperity. I'D bs REMARKABLE but Ia q line
OF unusual I'M depression. n great civil
war aud erod un ers4y nowcd ed 70 be tue least
favorable maiis the Of
NJ. aud Mrs. FLORENCE must he pronounced the most
wonderful IN the annals OF the American stage.
THIS tTCESDAYl EVENING, AUGUST 49,
the performances Will with Tyrone Powers
uful Comedy Of
PAUDEEN O'RAFFERTY;
Or, Tar IRisHkAS NAPLES
Mr. W. J. FLORENCE in his celebrated character OF
Paudeen O'RafYert5.
The en- Ire coaIa y In the cast,
To conclude with the dashing Protean piece called
TIKI YOUNG ACTRESS.
Mrs w. J. FLORENCE assuming widely different cha
ract-rs, with and dances.
Mr.. W. j. FLORENCE IN his famous part Of cAmomie.
To.NoRRow (wEDNEsDAY)-Bsnent of Mr.. w. j.
FLORENCE upon which occasion he will appear FRS. tae
this his and niInabe character OF Timothy
Toodles, and other teltainments. Mrs FLORENCE ap
Of her celebrated pieces Seats can be
secured
The New York herald., 1862-08-19
cTANroS LEGION.

CTANr0N LEGION.
- -'-71 col. wM. III. ALLEN.
Come onr, come all, your country call
SO uount, from State "A mustered.
A lew more recruits wanted to complete company A.
One la advante when the T. mustered.
40 advance when the REGIMENT Va mustered.
ras fro SIS tc e13 per nlo.lth.
Clio hing. AID uni ofnis lurnt&hed nmrdiaeiy.
Camp New Dolp Sta'en Island.
RELIEF tickets to families OF soldiers
siOQ bounty At ths cxgir.ici. n t.rrn ~ nusmen-
Apply 10 Capt W, II. JENNEk. 17t Grand street