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" BAD CoxPASY.-We notice by the Boise
Ners that Democratic Territorial Convention
was held at Idaho City on the 4th of July at
which time and place E. D. Holbrook, formerly
of this place, was unanimously nominated as
delegate to Congress. Hill Beachey, formerly
of Red Bluff, received the nomination for Terri
torial Treasurer. We hope both may be hand
snmelv defeated.
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EVIDENCE OF PRosPERIrY.-Mr. J. B. Byers, of
Red Bluff, is putting up brick store-house for
Fader 4 Allen, merchants at Trinity Center. 1t
Is a sure sign of the growing prosperity of that
section. Trinity Center is u good placer mining
region, and if the late copper discoveries result
As well as many anticipate, it will in few years
be the most prosperous point in the country.
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ANOTHER Instance OF REBEL IyHUMANIrY.-L
A. Manchester, formerly of French Camp, San
Joaquin county, writes very interesting letter
to the Stockton Independent. Referring to the
cruel treatment prisoners receive at the
hands of the Richmond authorities, he says:
Gone of our poor fellows now in camp came
back to us in the same condition-his hip bones
and shoulder blades worn through the skin
when he reached Annapolis. His name is VIM.
Morris, of Trinity county, California
Mr.. Morris is son of Milton Morris, late of
Minersville. A letter written by him soon after
his release from Libby Prison was published in
the JOURNAL some months since.
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WILL FIGlfr.-We supposed, we stated last
week, that the troubles lately existing between
the Chinese companies had been settled. Such
is not the case. We are informed that Chinese
Court has been in session several days, and that
it has been satisfactorily ascertained that the
Chinaman killed in Hay Fork Valley some weeks
since, it at the time supposed by Indians,
really met his death at the hands of Chinaman
working in neighboring claim. This has de-
cided the party to which the dead man belonged,
to fight it out, although they are greatly in the
minority. We are in favor of letting them fight,
so long as the lives of none but Cinnamon will
be endangered.
The fight is to take place at the upper end of
Sturdivant's ranch opposite the China garden
and store. Mr.. B. s. Guptil returned from that
place yesterday, and informs that active
preparations for the grand battle going
All the guns, pistols and knives to be had have
been gathered in, and force of from fifty to one
hundred Johns employed in turning out
spears or pikcs-the od-fashoncd Chinese wea-
pons OF war. Some were cutting and preparing
the poles, while others were making and sharp
enng the pixies. Chinese rumor says the hight
will come off next Wednesday or Thursday.
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FROM BorsE.--The Idaho City Neps of July
9th announces the arrival there of Dye and JUL
lard's train. Jake Wilson, recently of this
place was with them, and arrived in good order
The train went by way of Goose Lake and the
Malheur route, and were fifty days making the
trip, while Collins and party, who left Shasta a
month later, went through in nineteen days
The Ne,cs thinks Collins probably succeeded in
tracing Major Readings route, while the Others
have all wandered either to the left in the drec-
ton of John Days, or too far east after the
wagon tracks Of the party that were lost last Fall
their way to Yreka, Dye and Julliard kept
too far to the westward and protracted the trip
several weeks by reason of the detour
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NICE PRESENT FROM THE TOWER HoUsE.-Our
good friend Grant Taggert, has remembered us
again. By Wednesdays stage came box of
the noblest great rosy-cheeked, fne-favored
peaches we have seen or tasted for year. Also,
. dozen 6ne specimens of that delicious vegeta-
BILE, the Egg Plant, something that never fully
natures in this region. Thanks to Grant"
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Monday, August 22d, 1864,

between the hours OF 10 clock a. Il. and o.
clock, p. m, at the door of the Court House, in
the town of Wcaycryillc, in the aboy c-named
county and State, all the right, title and interest
of the said 4. J. lIolimann@in and to the follow
ing described property. to wit:
\ certain house and lot situated on Court
street. in the town Of Ncavcryillc county of
Trinity State of California, commencing AT the
corner OF Chadbournc's lot and running thence
along the line Of said Court street in a norhcrly
direction twenty-five feet five inches to the cor
ner of j. Pope's lot, thence along the line Of said
Pope'S lot, in an eaStcrly direction. one hundred
aud twenty feet, thence at right angles with said
Pope's lot and parallel with said street in SOU
thcry direction, twenty-five feet five inches.
thence in westerly direction one hundred and
twenty feet, to the place Of beginning. together
with all and singular the tenemcnts, heredta-
ments and arpurtenanccs thcrcuntO belonging or
in any wise appurtainng. A. BOWLER,
Constable Weaverville Township.
Weaverville, July 81, 1864. 29.ts.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEES MEErISG.-The Union
County Central Committee met at Weaverville on
she 2sth, pursuant to call, and organized By
choosing Olney Phillips chairman, and A. j..
LOOMS secretary. On motion, o. H. P. Norcross,
Geo. H. Bunker and Thos. Carr were appointed
an Executive Committee. After issuing call for
County Convention, etc, the Committee ad-
iourned
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AT HAND.-We have been favored by Senator
Conness with copy of his bill providing for
. the survey and sale of the mineral lands. and
to extend the right of pre-emption thereto 1t
is matter in which the people Of California feel
great interest. 1t will appear in the JOURNAL
next week.
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TRour.-We return thanks to John Kinney,
who has been rusticating in the Stuarts Fork
section for several days past, for a mess of fine
trout taken from that stream
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THE English papers tell of great Choral fes-
tival which took place at the Crystal Palace,
London, on the 18th of June, in which 5000
yocalsts engaged. Some of the part-songs, for
four treDles, were sung by thousand trebles to
part.
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TEE Oregon papers tell that Dan Rice's show
and circus exhibited at Portland, Oregon, on the
l4th OF this month. 1t came south to Eugene
City, gave an exhibition, and then busted
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WE notice that the name of A. NJ. Kruttschnitt,
lately resident of this place, appears in the
Virginia City papers as Secretary Of several
mining companies.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

TN PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION PASSED
/ by the Union Central Committee of Trinity
on the 2sth day of July, 1864, Union County
Convention will be held in Weaverville on
Saturday, the 2Ofh day of .s"sHsf,
next, for the purpose of choosing six delegates
to the Union State Convention to be held in Sac
ramento on the Both day of August, and six
delegates 10 attend the Third Congressional Dis
trict Convention.
AN citizens who are in favor of vigorous
prosecution of the to the final success OF the
Federal Government, who indorSe the platform
of the Union National Convention, and who will
pledge themselves to support the National, State
and Congressional nominees of the Union party
will be entitled to vote for such delegates.
The Committee recommend that primary meet
ings be held in each precinct in the county on
the evening of
Saturday, august 18Th,
to elect delcg ties to the County Convention, in
accordance with the following HuDOrtiOumcut
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but quite a number of deserters from the Indian
Battalion lodging and hiding about this
county, fearful of arrest. We have few words
70 say to such Go back to your respective
commands and deliver yourselves up like men,
acknowledging your fault. The deserter may go
free for months or even year. with the constant
feeling that in measure be is a criminal, and
with just the same prospect of being taken at
the end of that time. There is little doubt those
pursuing the course advised will be lenently
dealt with. Good men often desert through the
influence of evil companions, as we are assured
is the case with some of those lately confined
here. There deserters in the county Mt this
moment-let them remember that it is never too
late TO mend.
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to elect delcg ties to the County Convention, in
accordance with the following apportionment
ROAD MEETING.

4 MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIREC-
n tors of the Wcaveryille and Shasta Wagon
Road Company will be held at the Office of the
Company, in Weaverville, on
Monday, the sth day of August,
1864, at o clock, p. M, for the transaction of
general business. Persons holding certificates
of Stock in the Company will present them on
that day and receive certificates of the is
sue. By order, D. Z. GORDON, Scc'y.
WeayerYilc, July 80, 1864. 20. TN.
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IL SUPREME CoURr.-On the ed instant, in the
case of The People vs.. Joseph Stephens, motion
of Attorney General for modification of opinion,
so as to direct the District Judge to fix day of
execution taken under Amusement, and referred
to Cadwalader for examination.
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MEETING OF THE UNION COUNTY CENTRAL Cow
xITfEE.-This body met at Weaverviie on the
7sth, and as will be seen elsewhere, called a
County Convention to be held at Weaverville on
Saturday, August goth, recommending that del
egates to the Convention be elected on Saturday,
Aug. 18th. The apportionment was fixed at one
delegate for each precinct by courtesy, one for
each rs votes, and one for each fraction of rs
votes cast for F. F. Low last September. No
polls were opened at Burnt Ranch last year, on
account Of Indian difficulties, but the Committee
deemed it proper to apportion two delegates to
that precinct in consideration of the fact that
quite number of former citizens are now To-
Gated in that vicinity, and that Capt. Miler's
Company of " Mountaineers," part Of which
was enlisted in this county, is stationed at that
point. We think that the Committee acted wise
ly in so doing, believing that soldier out of his
county is better entitled TO vote than q rebel or
rebel-sympathizer in it. 1t will goad the K G
C.'s some, and we like the act all the better on
that account.
1t hoped that every precinct in the county will
be represented in the approaching Convention.
Let all Union men attend the primary meetings,
and elect good, true men to to the Convention,
just to give the rebel-sympathizers in the county
An inkling Of what they may expect in November.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice John Burns Court in and for
Weaveryille township. in the county of Trinity.
State Of California, dated July Goth. 1864 and
10 me directed. in favor Of p A. Doris 4 Co..
and against \. J. Hoffman, for the sum of Thir-
ty-one G2-l0o Dollars. damages. and Eighty-fve
65-l00 Dollars, costs of suit, and all costs that
may accrue. haze levied upon and will sell mt
public auction to the highest bidder for cash on
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NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE ABOVE ORDER
| sealed proposals for keeping and supplying
the County Hospital for the term of enc year
will be received at the office of the undersigned
IN to Monday. the lst day of August next
A. J. LOOMS, County Clerk
Weaverville, June Is, 1864. Z3'tsp.
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New AGENr.-Capt James S. Johnston who
has been agent for the California Steam Naviga-
ton Company at this place for the past seven or
eight years, resigned his position time
since, and Cspt.J B. Andrus has been appointed
in his stead. 1t is rare thing in the changeful
history of California that man holds public
position for long period as that held by
Capt. Johnston. Mr. Johnston informs us that
he goes to Humboldt to look after his mining in
terests in that secton-having large interest
in the Sheba mine. We regret losing the Cap
tain but are pleased that the Company have
selected the man they have to take his place.
Capt. Andrus has been the upper Sacramento
too long not to be known by all of our citizens.
and we hope he may remain in his present posi-
ton as long as his predecessor has done.-Red
Bluff Independent.
From quite intimate acquaintance with Capt.
Johnston of eight years, both in business and
social point of view, we can most cordially
second the tribute paid him by the Independent.
And we are most happy to know that Capt.
Andrus has been assigned to the position made
vacant by Capt Johnston's resignation Every
one who has Travelled the upper Sacramento du
ring the past ten years knows Andrus, and
knows him too most genial obliging gen.
teman. No officer was more ready to ncon-
venience himself in order that travellers might
be made comfortable and at ease during their
river journey. We can say with entire truth
that we have never heard word detrimental to
Capt Andrus uttered during all this time-un-
less, perhaps, it was by some rebel-sympltbizing
individual who had received q whitening rebuke
from the ordinarily quiet, unobtrusive officer for
giving too free vent to his reasonable notions
for, be it known that Andrus is q Union man.
and of the kind who cannot be deferred
from sending his opinion straight into the teeth
of any blustcrlnp scion of chiXalrY.
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Births:

In Weavervile, July 2sth, the wife of Thomas
Treloar, of son.
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"A hULE WHICH WILL NOT DE DEPARTED From.
Lawrence Aagnire, trader on Deadwood creek,
above Lewiston, in this county, few weeks
since instructed Sheriff Clifford to have pub
hshed in the JOURNAL execution obtained
against Patrick Cronan on property in that Sec
ton. Mr.. Clifford asked US if payment was re-
CURED in advance, saying if it was he would
collect the amount before the publication was
made. Believing from limited acquaintance
with Mcguire that he would act honorably in the
matter, and knowing that he was doing business
on Deadwood, we did not insist payment in
advance. The publication was made, and
amounted to the sum of $24, which after the
sale Of the property Mcguire rendered in Green
backs, which at forty cents, the ruling rates,
amounted to the sum Of nine dollars and sixty
cents. The Sheriff would n OF receive them, and
We desire to inform Mr.. Mcguire that we shall
not, although we intend to satisfy him in due
time that the fourteen dollars and forty cents was
dearly earned. In other words we intend to
"geteven " with Mcguire, or any one else guilty
OF similar dirty transaction, if we have to do
It at a sacrifice. Any person indebted to Ma
guire, and DESTROYS of doing business with him
on his own established principle will, on appli-
cation at this Office be furnished with Greenbacks
at 30 cents. We advertise to take Government
currency for subscription, but not for adEertis
ing !; have taken several hundred dollars of it
within the past six months, but have never paid
. debt with it except at the ruling market rates.
In order to be protected from such imposi-
tion hereafter we shall require payment in adj
vance for all legal notices, such as summonses,
insolvent petitions and executions. Sheriffs,
constables and attorneys will make note of it.
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A CARD
M, WILLIAMS & co.
UnprecedentedIy Low Prices

W. W. TINNlN, San Francirco-
W. J. TIN$IN & JOHN W WENS, Weavervillc-
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