Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-28
l.. wEILENDORFF, Postmaster,

SMITHS NAVAL AND MHTATY MAP.-Mr. W.
F. Lawless who is canvassing the northern part
of the State for subscribers to this new and valu
able work, is stopping at the ST. Charles Hotel,
and Invites citizens to call and examine spec-
men copy of the Map he proposes to furnish at
thc low price of $l2. Mr.. Lawless will remain
here but few days, aud as he is cripple and
unable to visit citizens, he trusts that persons de-
string to purchase the most valuable and compre-
hensive descriptive Map of the United States ev
er published, will leave their addresses at the ST..
Charles From gentlemen here and elsewhere
who have known Mr.. Lawless for years, we have
the assurance that he is a most worthy gentle
uan and we have no hesitation in saying that
the purchase of his Map will be at once the ac
qui~itinn of an article which every honshold
ehonid possess, and beDicent deed tn the al
iictrd. sample copy of the Map will be on
exhibition at Youngs Bank Exchange on Satur'
day evening
NoRTH FoRK-There are not so many people
at North Fork as in former years, but all are bu-
sy now, Mr. Yohe tells us. Holmes Smith have
ihe richest claims in that sccton--perhaps the
hest paying in the county. Meckel Co. are do
ing lively mercantile trade Phillips supplies
all the country round with the best meats to be
had, and Enge d. Yohe devote their time and at
lention to making comfortable all who travel
that way. " Rest far the weary and storage FOR
trunks" may be obtained at the North Fork HO
tel Grant 81 Nays cabin burned the other day,
resulting in IA loss to them OF 5000.
TWENTY MoRE.-We are under obligations to
several earnest Canon creek friends for a list Of
twenty new yearly subscribers to the JOURNAL,
sent by expressman Flowers this week. 1t is a
cheering indication from that quarter. 1t salts
tes us that large majority of the Canon creek
boys are bound to go the Union right or wrong
We shall to our utmOs; ability endeavor to make
the Journal worthy of the increased support it is
constantly receiving at the hands OF true Union
men.
ANOTHER EXCITEMENT.-A great excitement
was created on East Weaver the other day. A
prospector found a 9" big color in the bottom
of an old well at the Doxy place. Three dollars
was obtained from as many barrows OF dirt In
a few hours the whole fat from Sutherlin Co. S
hume to Jacob IIupps reservoir, was claimed
aud staked. If that well wasn't /" salted " there
is rich diggings in the fiat Hope so.
RUSH CREEK MINES Henry Nichols tells us
there are no grumblers nor ders in the Rush
creek section now. Plenty of water and cheer
ing prospects for rich gold harvest, notwith-
standing the sborness of the mining season.
From seventy five to one hundred men are now
at work in the Rush creek diggiDgs, which aver
age from SIS to $50 day. to the hand, according
TO locality.
GRAND REPREsENTArIvEs.-At a regular meet
ing of North Star Lodge, No. 81, l. O. o. F., held
at their Hall, March 10Th, the following persons
elected representatives to the Grand
Lodge, which will convene at San Francisco on
Tuesday, the 5th day of May John A. Watson
V. V. Wilson, f. Walter, f. w. Young, VIM ii
Bachelder, 7. Carr G. McGowan, ID. E. Gordon.
In LUcK.--H. Greenhood, Esq has received q
letter from b. Block announcing the discovery by
Joe Voshay, of a rich gold and silver bearing
quartz ledge in the Humboldt country--scvcral
days travel from UnionVille. Mr. VIM. Fergu
son, now on his way to Weaverville, will bring
specimens of the new discovery, to be tested by
Mr. Greenhood
WELL HAVE LITTLE DANCE. AFTER drill
this (Frday) evening, dance will be given al
the Theater under the supervision of the Hal
ieck Rifles" The brass Band Is engaged gen
efai Invitation is extended lunch will be pro
'ided go everybody.
MORE SUBsCRBERs-AgentF Flynn has sent us
seven more new subscribers from Douglas City
'hls week. Within the past month twenty three
names have been added to the Douglas City list
ana nineteen copies subscribed for by persons il
that locality to be sent to Eastern friends.
DEPARTUREs.-Mrs |. G. Messec and Mrs. R. A
fagg left for the Bay last week. Mrs. F. goes tc
JON her husband who is permanently located
mere. We understand that Capt Messec and
lady VIII leave for the East shortly
oeHooL ELEcTToS.-By the advertisement else
wheFe it will be seen that an election for three
School Trustees to succeed the present ineum
oehts' is ordered for Saturday week, Parents and
others will remember IL and voia