Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-08
The Aonle &eeora.


ceed to the designated location and ascertain the
facts. Everything was found as reported, cX-
cept that the woman bore evidence of having
been burned to death-nothiug but the skeleton
remaining. lie thinks the deed must have been
committed at least two weeks before their arli
val. The barrels Of rife, shot gun and re-
volver were found in the ruins. No trace Of the
man said to have been living with her could be
found. The barn was not burned, aud some
thirty head of cattle in field near by were left
undisturbed. The soldiers report that other
places along the river are all right-not even the
grain destroyed. There is something mysterious
about this thing. What became OF the man?
DIsrmcr CouRr--Meets next Monday. The
following is list of cases already the cal.
endar:
Sloan VS. Yancey.-Contiuued from last Term
Dougherty Greenhood Newbauer.-Submitted upon
briefs and written argum ents at last Term
Wood s Bartett--COntinued from last Term.
Mortland Prater, ct al-Continued from last Term
Moore VS. ONiel-Same
Garrity VS. Garrity.-Divorcc.
Mcclure VS. Cronan Continued from last Term
Renicke VS. Deiner-ForcclOsure of mortgage
Jones VS. Dorris-Actlon for debt
Driver Va Felter-ActiOn On Note
Bennett vs. Wiams-Foreclosure of mortgage.
Mccain Co. vs. BVen.--AttachIn mt suit
Weckert US Deiner.-FOreclosure of mortgage.
Sturdivant & Whiimorc vs Duncan Part ol property.
Todd COchran--FOrecl0surc OF mortgage.
McGiivray VS. Evans ct al-partltlon Of property.
Kitchen vs. May, ct al. foreclosure of mortgage.
Lance VS. Yancey, ct al.--Foreclosure of mortgage
Todd ys CiGord. Foreclosure of mortgage.
Todd VS. Clifford. .--Auachment suit.
callaAan VS. ~ T. JacoOS--Forecosure OF mortgage
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT GlvEN.--Mr. Grccnhood re-
ceved dispatch from Gov. Stanford on Wednes
day stating that Gen. Wright would take imme-
diate steps for the protection of the people lv-
ing on the Trinity border. 1t is more than pos
sible that as soon Capt. Miller's Company is
mustered in portion of it will be stationed in
the vicinity OF IIiampOm. and the remainder on
Trinity river, perhaps in the South Fork section
Lieut.. Middleton is Of opinion that detaebWent
could be used to good advantage in Alex. PeIIe'
treaus neighborhoOd, in inttrcrpting the red J.
skins as they pass from the upper Cottonwood
country into southern Trinity and humboldt,
and the Licuenant's opinion has much weight
with us. Whatever is done, we trust VIII be
done quickly.
UNION MEETING--Lct Union men throughout
the county remember that on Tuesday eve
ming next Hon. VIM. Highly. one of the nominees
for Congress, and Col. j. G. Zlbriskie will speak
in Weayeryille. 1t will be the only opportunity
off.rcd TO listen to them during the present can
yoss. and We hope to see their coming welcomed
nv n vnst concoursc of Union men. Aud we
would suggest that it might be ad d'ah'agrous To
MANY of he so called Democrats of this county
10 listen TO Mr.. Highys speech, lie Is an old
Democrat, and will probably tell his audience
come pretty severe Democratic truths Col IA
briskie is remembered by all who have listened
TO him as one the most pleasing ana lorctole
platform orators in California.
TuEY'RE ALL SERvED,--Some of the Copper
heads suggest that their tickets should be for
warded TO the Trinity soldiers. Save yourselves
that trouble, gentlemen We can show you let
ters lately received from both the Trinity Com
panies which furnish ample proof that there will
he no demand for your tickets on election day.
One OF the soldiers writes that " II any other
than the straight Union ticket is voted IN TINS
camp it will be done by misIake-but can safely
bet the JOURNAL Office against any amount that
no such mistake will occur"
INDIAN THIEF" Charley" domesticatcG In.
dian formerly in the employ of A. j. Looms,
stole a rife valued at 500 from Mr.. Moore 5 cab
in on the east side of the Basin, two or three
weeks ago Moore got wind that rifle answer
ing the description of his had been seen in com
pany with an Indian ut Douglas CITY. lie went
down, and fortunately mbhed the Digger and
gun Just returning from II hunt, Moore has not
yet prosecuted the icluw, hoping to recover
some papers of value stolen when the gun VAS
ScuooL CENsus-Mr. Albert Bowler, marshal
for Weavervillc school district, has completed
his task. The returns show the whole number OF
white children between and l8 years to be l6l ;
boys, 95 girls SO white children under years,
l50 white children under FL years born in Cal
iforniu, 24l attending pnblc schools, lOi ; In
dian children, Isl Mongoian, 70 negro, s.
Deaf, dumb and blind, none.
III II is all Iuo
ed that Rev Geo. Bramal, Que Of the Grand
Lecturers, will speak at the Union Church, Eli
day and Saturday evening. We have reason to
believe bis first appearance here will he greeted
by large aud intelligent audiences Go, all who
can. whether you believe in the d0clrln ot total
abstinence or not. In this connection road Mr.
pavldsons letter on first page
TIE Democracy in District Conventions as.
scmbed, last week nominated Hon VIM. +. Dain.
Of Grass Valley, for Senator. Judge danger
Held will be defeated, and Jeems will come short
" election hy qlom three hundred votes. 1t Is
astonishing what desire some people have TO
pc politically sacrificed.
LIEUT. MIDDLETON, OF Company G, "Monn'
Ia!neers, arrived on Tuesday from Humboldt
He wants eight more men to I'll The Company,
"h'ch number we trust he vii! speedily obtain.
"a "a portion OF the Trinity Company Is at Camp
DurIlS' near Arcita--lhc remainder are doing
'Ncort duty between that place and Fort CASTOR.
SCHOOL TRusrEEs the election last Sutur-
uAy Louis Wellendorli, Frank w. Young and Ira
tiowc were elected Trustees for three, two and
Oe years, respec ctivey-tO be decided by lot
H'e trustee will be elected each year hereafter.