Weekly Trinity journal., 1864-12-10

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ing Ia this Office =: the several points below North Fork
CiiAS yOSE is Agent fer Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY 4 RANTZAU are our Agents at Lewiston
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NAL "a Canon Greek
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ABOUT ArrLEs.-Thc Rutland lVermont) pri-
ces current quote apples at 50 per barrel. The
Red Bluff Independent tells that the people of
that valley town pay s. a box for poor apples,
and that it takes four boxes to the barrel. Now
we can beat that away up in this snowy region.
Thousands Of bushels Of winter apples were rails
ed in Trinity this year-very nearly enough for
the requirements Of home consumption. And
most of the orchards in which this fruit is grown
have been planted within the last six years
Nearly every homestead in the Neavervlle Ba-
sin, and all along the Trinity for distance of
eighty miles, together with its tributaries, can
show its orchard of from twenty-five to humid
red, and from that to five hundred trees. Why
don your people plant apple trees, Bishop
Stir them up. You raise plenty of early fruits
in Tehama, but good apple tree is worth a half
dozen OF peach, or apricot, or nectarine. We
know your climate is not so good for apple rais-
ing a colder one, but they will grow with the
necessary attention.
EIGHTH REGIMENT.-In setting forth the object
of the Eighth Regiment special orders from
Headquarters Department of the Pacific state
that the laen will be instructed in the duties of
scacoast and heavy artillery, with view to
manning the forts fox the protection Of the prin-
cipal harbors in this Department. Capt Van
Noast has received command of this Regiment,
and been ordered to report at Fort Point. Whilst
it is now intended to employ the Eighth Infantry
artillery it is liable at any time to he used as
Infantry, and sent on whatever duty the interests
of the service may require
BRING IT BAcK.-Lct the thief who stole our
GrceIcy's almanac for 1868 bring it back Before
we have search warrant issued We want to
compare the vote for President this year, pro-
yided the loyal telegraph ever brings it, with
that Of last year, and publish table of Demo-
cratic gsins.--NarysOWe Express.
It must be rather discouraging to the q Con-
sttutonal Democracy " to be compelled to rely
upon the - lying loyal telegraph - and Greeley S
- Abolition almanac for facts and figures to
show the immense Democratic gains at the last
election.
ROAD BLOCKADED.-We have been informed
that the teams which left here for WeaverviHe
last week have been obliged to lay over at the
Tower House, the road over the mountains being
in many places washed clean out.-Red Blp0
Ladepdnd6m.
Your informant drew largely on his magma
ton, Brother Bishop. 1t is true the continued
storm has done some havoc to the road between
Weavcrylle and the Tower House, but not suf-
fcient to interrupt the regular and timely trips
of the stage between this place and Shasta.
WE learn that Magcc of the Ledger, is again
in our county. He has probably been so serious
ly prosecuted by Union men, that he returns to
get Coppcrhead subscribers Ireha Journa
We heard the other day that Magee had gone
up country For reasons best known to himself
the . solicitor" gave Weayerville the cold shout
der He probably feared to come here lest he
might be compelled to carry away large pack
age of rejected Ledqers.
IL Turkey, whenever a storekeeper is convicted
of telling lie. his house is painted black, to re-
main so for one month. If there We're such a
law in force in this country, what a somber and
gloomy appearance some of our cities would
present !-E1chaage,
Especially in relation to newspapers. The Of
fees of the Democratic Press and Marysyile Err
press would be continually draped in mourning
THE Marysville 1ppeat, speaking of the Islander
on the Northern woman by the Grass Valley
moral pestilence, (-yationaD says;
If the editor will go into that part of the coun-
try thus slanderedr and take along copy of his
PAPER we will warrant the ladies will put on his
back a Jacket which will stick for some time.
SANITARY FEsrIvAL.-The people of the Tower
House. French Gulch and Whiskytown have
united to give Festival at the Tower House on
Monday December 10Th, for the benefit of the
Soldiers Aid Society. The affair is to be under
the management of the ladies, and will be got
ten up in good style
AMONG the Democratic banners displayed in
New York recently, was one in Washington
street. near Murray. which read - For Presi.
dent of New Jersey-Gcorge b. Mcclellan.
This man must have had presentiment.
RATHER CLosE.-A San Francisco merchant
publishes a table CT California distances, by
which it appears that - Paradise y is but four
! teen miles from - Hell's Delight
| GRAcIoUs.-A lady in Connecticut gave. birth
to her nty-frst child last month The hus
band is as we'll as can be expected under the cir
cumstances
HopE.-'. If it WASH for hope, the heart would
brcok as tbe old lady said wien she buried hei
seventh husband aud looked anxiously amongst
| the crowd for another.