Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-04-04

LETTER FROM JACINro."-Under date April
lst our trusty friend furnishes the following
items from Douglas City and vicinity:
FRIEND GoRDoN 1T has been long time since
your readers have heard from me, and even now
hardly know what to write, but bully for the
Union," as a preface. It's a short prayer, old
boy, but the man who prays sincerely, and don't
weaken for anythng has mn almighty good show
in Heavens great Fulwider lead, in my opin-
ion. | think | have lived in the faith long
time, and intend to die somewhat after the old
style, still hoping, however. that may live to
see our once happy country united i'll bonds doub
" stronger than before. If on the other hand
this Union must go down, want to go with it
] have no further desire to live.
Some of our boys are manlfesting their patri.
otsm by closing out business aud enlsting in the
volunteer Companies now fitting out below for
service in the East. George Thayer left few
Says AFRO to inin Capt DeMerritt's Company
Next Monday W. l.. Marsh leaves for the same
purpose and others will follow just as soon as
they can make their arrangements TO do so. The
above named boys are some of the Almighty s
own make, and guess he will take care of them.
Some new claims are proving very rich. The
qhayer boys on Douglas City fat, washed up
Sll97, the result of ten days run. The Turo
boys are making ST day, to the hand Brooks
company, same fiat, have not washed up yet
Estes & Co.'s claim pays regularly $40 and Sl2.
On FilIibuster Flat, Stewart Il Co. took out S99S
in six DAYS washing McAdams IL Co. have not
cleaned up vet; Collins, $3.50 in eight days;
Martin O'Keeie $3.50 in five days several other
companies will wash up soon On Smiths Flat
! don't think single company has washed up
this season G. Majors, on Union Hill, has taken
out am told, 50 600 or more this season already.
This is one of the best claims in the county.
Business is dull about town now everybody
is improving time while water lasts. OF course
there is a few of US (who have nothing to do
and wouldn't do it if we had,) amuse ourselves
playing " solo " and billiards. am quite an
adept at both. My shots at billiards consist in
the legitimate, the ilegtimate, and the Hyam-
pun; and invariably, in doors or out, at home
or abroad, drunk or sober " froch " to Uncle
Sam, believing all hi wouldn't upset us.
Our old friend Impresor is stopping with
us few days. Last night we gave him sere.
made and in his hurry to dress, put on some man 8
pantaoons He, however, discovered his mistake
on putting his hands in his pockets (Which he
always does when making speech) finding six
dollars in hard cash. That was Il settler for him.,
you bet, aud embarrassed him so that he couldn' 7
say a word. So he played the fiddle awhile we
danced the grand walk around, lately introduced
here the evenings entertainment closing with a
performance by jones' learned dorgs. VIII
write again soon Truly yours
JACINTo.
DISTRICT CoURr CALENDAR.-The April term
of District Court will commence on Monday, the
18th. The following is a list of cases already en-
tered on the calendar:
CONTINUED FROM LAST TERM
Sloan VS.. Yancey.-For dissolution of copartnership
johnson Weavervile and Shasta W. X Co. Debt.
Wood VS. Blrtlett.-Debt.
Mortand VS.. Prater-Debt
Ware Il Greenwood VS.. Howe-Foreclosure.
Greenhood VS.. Howe,
Dougherty VS. Greenhood.
Ferguson Sturdevant Neblett
Fader & Allen VS.. Hayden-ForecOsure
Garrety VS.. Garrety.-Divorce.
Macomber -. Reay-Debt
Messec Howe-Foreclosure.
Martin HOwe.--FOreclosure.
Allen Phillps.-Right of water and damages.
Rush VS. Wilson Co.-Right of water and damages.
Hyde VS.. Howe.-FOrecosure.
Holloway McGowan Co.-Damages and injunction
Jessup Zimmerman and wife.--FOreclosure.
Mcclure Cronan.-Damages and injunction,
Dacy, ct. al, VS. Toner e al-Damages and injunction.
FRIGHTENED.-Our Douglas City correspon-
dent wrote two weeks ago that Charley Kuper's
watch was stolen from the shop during his alb,
sence. Charley tells us that next morning the
watch was found on the desk in the market, where
1t had been returned by the piferer. 1t is be-
ileved that threats OF summary punishment made
10 certain resident of the place, had the effect
OF restoring the stolen property to its owner.
SAD ACCIDENTAL little daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Jacob Singer fell from q chair into pail of
boiling water on the 3lst ut, and was so terribly
scalded that she died on Thursday.
BADLY BRUIsED.-A miner named JAS Dough
erty fell from the top of the bank into Foley S
clalm' on Five Cent Gulch, the other day, and
was badly bruised
THANK You've came near forgetting to ac-
knowledge the receipt of large and delicious
nam nam presented by Jackson IL Ferguson, Junction
Cl'y' No better meat was ever cured