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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

PArRIARcHAL VISIT.-Dr Louis Sober, Most
Worthy Grand Patriarch of the Grand Encamp-
ment Of California, was here Tuesday. Hewas &C
companied by P G. P, Geo. r. Knox of Shasta
Encampment, both of whom seemed entirely
satisfied that they had dared to venture across
the mountains. So far he has already visited
Bro. Sober pronounces the Order in a fiourishing
condition, and its membership steadily increas-
ing. He speaks in the most complimentary terms
of the Red Bluff and Shasta Brotherhood, and
promises to this way again on condition
that be shall not be :! killed with kindness"
Brother Sober left on Wednesday morning for
Yreka, being escorted as far Trinity Center by
Bro. Hansen, of Stella Encampment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

SEMI-ASyUAL APPoRTIoSMEST.-In accordance
with the July sem-annual apportionment Of the
State School Fund, the following amounts are
now placed to the credit of the several Districts
in the county, in addition to what on hand
on the LIST of the present month. The appor-
toument is II cents per child: Douglas City
oe-S38 so; Hay Fork, 30-S23 10 Lewiston,
36-S27 70; North Fork, 33-S25 Al Oregon
Gulch, 36-S27 Y; Bates l7-Sl3 %; Trinity
Center, 24-SlS IS Weayerville, l4l-Sl0S 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22
Our Ticket.

The Union County ticket as nominated in
Convention last week, appears at the head of our
columns. We deem it entirely unnecessary TO
wade through a column review of the candidates
and their qualifications for the several positions
for which they have been named All are old
residents of this county, and as well known to
citizens generally as they are to us. While we
VIII not say that in some instances better or per-
haps more popular selections might not have been
maze, we 40 declare that individually we are
perfectly satisfied with the ticket and intend to
support it with all might and main. There
are many disappointed, and some sore-headed
ones, as necessarily must be the case where some
sixty persons 60 before Convention which has
only aadozen nominations to give
80 long rs the present system of selecting
county officials remains in vogue; so long as
THE PEOPLE say III the primary meetings who
their delegates shall be to choose for them in
convention, just so long must candidates be pre-
pared to abide the action of Conventions When
candidate asserts that he goes into Convention
with the positive expectation of receiving nom
nation, we seldom believe him. The most pop
ular or most worthy man in community may be
easily deceived in the action of II body controlled
oy sixty individual voices, and where trading
buying and selling of votes always has been aud
still is the order of the day. Until the system
OF selecting county officers has been remodeled
this same state of things will exist, and candi-
dates for preferment must so understand it,
We hope every Union man in the county will
vote the ticket STRAIGHT Independent candi-
dates are talked of, but not one for any position
from the head to the foot of the ticket can sue
coed. Therefore caution Union men not to
be led astray by the representations of the old
enemy their only desire is to see the regular
ticket defeated and to this end they are laborng
industriously Let no Union man forget the
hard-fought battles the party has passed through
within the four years just closed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

The CoLFAx PARrY.-We last week mentioned
the fact that the Union County Convention had
appointed a committee to invite the Colfax party
TO visit Weaverville on their way North 1t was
not known at the time that the party had left
Marysville, and on Friday morning a dispatch
from Shasta announced that they had break fas ted
there The Committee teiegraphed to Mr.. Colfax
ct Trinity Center, and received a reply to the
effect that it would be utterly impossible to ac-
cede to the request, as they must necessarily be
in Portland on the 18th. 1t is cause of general
regret that these gentlemen could not make it
convenient to pass this way, though they
nad tarrled but an hour But as we live thirty
miles from the overland route it must necessarily
have delayed the party day
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

TRINITY CENTER BALL.-The reader will notice
that Hall Williams announce Dancing Party
at their Hotel in Trinity Center on Friday even
ing Aug. 4th. They have fine house and good
accommodations, and will see that all who attend
are we'll cared for. We would suggest to those
Who can make it convenient to attend that it is
fine trousing locality, which may be an addi-
tional indueement
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

IL THE LAND OF GOLD AGAIN.-We have received
very kind note from our old poet friend, Mas
FADEa, dated at Redwood City, California, where
herself and little family are residing at present
They were on board the Inflated Golden Rule at
the time of the - Roncador" disaster and in
common with other passengers lost everything.
Mrs. Fader gives thrilling account of the wreck
of the noble ship through the criminal careless
ness of the commanding officer and after reading
the various accounts OF the disaster, declares
that the half has not been told, and that what
has been printed was altogether too good Ac-
companying the note came the following lines
prompted by the remembrance of that fearful
scene They will be read with pleasure by ma
ny of the writer friends and admirers both in
California and the other side of the continent
The ship lay in the breakers,
Our hearts with terror froze
No words upon lips, but mild
Tn unspOken prayer uprose.
There in the mornings darkness,
Expecting 20 down.
Together i'll that fearful
Each heart sought out its
Two fair Young children sumbered
unmindiul of the sound
Of breaking waves. and wailing cries,
Aud all the din around.
What pen write the torture
That wrung the parents then
To feel that on those bright young forms
No sun might rise again.
But God came down to help u.s.
Tho man forgot his part:
Oh thank Hin. for those dear left
To cheer their parents hearts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

THRoUGH SAFE.-C. F. Jullard left Tehama
county last Spring with band of horses, for
Idaho He writes to a friend at Red Bluff that
be got through safe in five weeks that every
thing is oyerdone there, and many would be
glad to return California If they had the
means 10 do He also says that Dyes party
would arrive in a day two, consequently the
report of their having been murdered BY Indians
was mistake
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

situate on Independence Bar, near North Fork,
in "a, Il county, with the lumber, logs gudreons
and in, nroveInents for said whcel-all of said
nroncrtv above described being situate in said
county and known as Philip Voeker :, deceased.
Also the fo.' lowing personal property, viz =
4 bed bed cloth es cooking utensils, cabin fur
niture and some carpenter and mining tools.
n5sy~ Terms and co1ditions of sale-CASH.
HENRY JUNKANS,
CHRIS NICKEL,
Administrators CT the Estat. of Philip Voelker,
deceased.
Jnlv % IS65 2-.3l.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

BoLrERs.-As is generally the case, we hear
Of some disappointed ofice-seekers who propose
70 bolt the action of the Union County Conveu-
ton. We would advise all such to save their
money and credit equally as good men have
been beaten before. No boiling or - independ-
emit" candidate for any Office can be elected in
this county-not even with the assistance be
may get from the late = Democratic" party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

EASTERN NEws.-The Union of July 18th pub
prising dates from June 2Sth to July It'll. Grier-
sons Cavalry had returned to Vicksburg, after
a three months campaign through Florida, Ala
bama and Mississippi. Immense crops Of corn
and cotton are reported in the two latter States.
SO far one hundred. and Twenty-Five special par
dons have been granted by the President Asa
Packer, of Mauch Chunk has donated half Il
million dollars for the establishment of Il college
near Bethlehem, Penn. Mrs. SurrattS counsel
and several Roman Catholic clergymen had en-
deayored to induce the President to rcprieve her,
but without avail. The steamer WordriaR was
destroyed by fire on the banks of Newfoundland
and four hundred lives are reported lost. The
concentration OF troops in Texas engrosSes pub
lie attention. 1t is supposed the numerical
strength OF the force about to occupy that coun-
try, including cavalry, infantry and artillery
will be at least $1,000 effective men. General
Curtis is still at Alexandria, La. on Red river
organizing his cavalry corps, which was expected
to start overland for Houston in two columns,
one from Alexandria and the other from Shreye-
port, in two days. \ meeting Of loyal Texans
was held at Houston, June 18th at which strong
Union resolutions were adopted. One hundred
thousand bales of cotton had arrived at New
Orleans from Red river. Captain Page and the
officers of the HoneraH have gone to Mexico to
offer their services to the empire and persuade
the Government to purchase the ram StonecaU
The French Admiral goes with them for the
same purpose. He declares that with the ram
he can defend the Mexican coast against the
whole American navy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

AMONG the indictments fer treason by the
Grand Jury of the Unitei States District Court
at Norfolk, appear the names of Gen. Lee, Henry
A. Wise, Gov Letcher ard Extra Billy Smith
We are particularly anxious that Wise's punish
ment for treason shall correspond with that of
John Brown s
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

VALUABLE SACK OF FLorR.-R. C. Gridley, of
Nevada widely known in connection with the
famous Austin sack of Sanitary -four, returned
on the last steamer, bringing the -four with him.
At the Merchants Exchange. IN ST. Louis, the
sale OF the sack lasted half an hour, and realized
Sc, 900, being at the rate of 5000 per minute.
The total sales of this sack of -four amounted to
$40 900. all of which has been turned over to
the Sanitary Commission. Honor to Gridley
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

TIE Petersburg papers say the earth IN that
vicinity is full of old IRON among which is occa-
sionally found an unexploded shell. If 1t should
hereafter happen that an agrculturst should
occasionally be sent with horse and pillow sky
wards il may be thus explained.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

The Philosophy of Fact.-A writer in Hairs
journal Of Hea combats in very forcble manner the
prevailing but erroneous opinion that sudden deaths in
yaraby the result of heart disease Nothing far
Their from the truth has been ably from
scientific investigation that per only dis
Of the heart and that the mortality costiyeness
alone threefd greater than from the heart apoplexy
pulmonary afecti1s This universal popular
should be disspatcd and the of
Deaths with the best preventive submitted
opc This has been the doctrine Of Dr. Holloway through
long and aruous in all parts Of the civilized world
disease he prescrihc> his celebrated Pills
whose immediate the stomach and bowels I'm
ordinary cartics however. which create necessity
repetition until the the bowels have become
IaraVze Dr. liooways Pills penetrate To the seat Of the
disorder only eXpel the acrd matter from the stom
ach and yiscera but aud nvorte them that
Of these remedies is not confined To these organs
Their active principle combining with the blood Is
of the system that the whole con-
tuon invigorac and the general health Of the
caL she'd firm and dun able basis than ever
During Dr. Holloway brief s'"uin IN the United States,
principal cities and several popular lee
uic, on and origin OF disease in general clearly
showing upon the system He ais" explained in
an easy and Vie the popularity and operation of his
Pills and Ointment in all phases and types OF dioei-es
Eciecttc ErpJSitJr. Zo.lm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22
UARrz MIslyG.-There is yet considerable

excitement relative othe late quartz discoveries
in this county. The I" Scorpion . Company,
mostly residents Of this county, are making
preparations for thoroughly prospecting their
ledge this season, and work is being pushed Wig
orously in the West Weaver peighborhood. At
Trinity Center the = Copper Creek and q Wits
kytown" Companies are busily at work, and
we learn have lately taken out some fine pros
pects
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

NEVADA BoLTBRs.-The Nevada Union says -
The Union party is bound to win, and by a
large majority. These are the prospects and
cannot be mistaken. The boilers are doomed
to receive the most contemplate vote, in point
Of numbers, ever polled for ANYBODY or any
cause in Nevada county. Our contemporaries may
be assured of that"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

FINE -ARPLEs.-We neglected last week TO
thank Alex. Tinsley, of North Fork for box of
fne ripe apples, and Uncle Fred Leach for two
dozen North Fork front. II was Convention
Heek
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

CoMMIssIoyED.-Gov. Low has commissioned
JOS. X. Derstine as Second Lieutenant of Com
pany c, 4th Infantry, and JAS. G. Foster as First
Lieutenant of Company F, 18th Infantry Ders-
tine formerly resided on Indian Creek, and Foster
on Canon Greek, in this county-two brave men
who enlisted at the first call for troops.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF Hon. JOHN
Murphy, County Judge of Trinity county no
tice is hereby given TO all the creditors OF sa1d
Insolvent, Andrew Hunt, to be and appear before
the Hon. John Murphy, aforesaid, at the Court
room of said Court, in the town OF Weavervilie'
county and State aforesaid, on
Monday, the 2Ist day of August
A D., 1865, at 10 o'cock, 4. N. of said day, then
and there to show couse, if any they can, why
the prayer Of said Insolvent should not be grant
ed, an assignment of his Estate be made, and ne
be discharged from his debts and liabilities IN
pursuance of the Statute in such case made and
provided. and in the meantime eli proceedings
again st the said Insolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal OF sad
LIS. Court, this l4tb day Of July, 4. D., 1860.
2a.4i a J. LOOMS. County Clerk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

CATHOLIC MISSION We are requested to state
that Rev Father Buchard will open Mission at
the Catholic Church, WeaveryilIe, on Saturday
evening, July 22d, at = O'Clock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

SEVERE THRUsT.-The Paris correspondent Of
the Inion writes as follows Of this self-exiled
military abortion - Mcclellan has spent the
winter in the south of Italy, and is now at Milan.
He is probably on his way home to enjoy the
fruits of the victories of his successors. He will
have one consolation. He will never be the OBJ
ject of envy nor in any danger from Southern
bullets or bowie knives
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22
GOOD CHANCE To INVEST.

- THE BLACKSMITH SHOP and Dwell
Es5zl ing house owned and occupied by the IN
~ dersigned, at Douglas City will be sold on
reasonable terms for CASH, if applied for soon
b. +. TRASH.
Douglas City, June 20, 1865. Sal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22
The Restorer Reproducesf
THE HAIR DRESSING
CULTIVkTES AND BEAUTIFIES

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preserve their hair through life For sale by all Druggist
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cisco. 1S.sni.6n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22
PETITION IN INSOLVENCY.

IN TIE COUNTY COURT. N AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF TRINITY AND STATE OF CALIFORNIA:
In the matter of ANDREW HUNT, an In
solvent Debtor:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

FREScH GULcH.--A new mill has just been de-
livered for the - Honeycomb" company, and
another for the . Scorpion" is talked Of So
SAYS the Courier
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

TIE San Jose Nercury, July 18TH says that the
new crop of grain is coming in brisky, as yet
mostly barley the yield. of which in this county
would seem to be sufficient to glut the market OF
the State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Monday, August 18th. 1865,

between the hours OF 10 clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock. p. NJ, of said day at the door of the Court
House, in the town of " eaverrille, in the above
named county and State, al the right, title and
interest of the said II. B. Dayton and W. H.
Stein in and to the following described property,
to wit:
That certain Water Race situated IN West
Weaver creek, and formerly known the Squire
Brown Race Also the Water Race lately con-
structed by W H. Stein Il CO. on said West ca
yer creek, together with those mining claims sit
uated on the west bank Of said West Weaver
creek. between the claims of Noyes and Q 'Neai
and the claims Of All Tow Il Co. Also, the min
ing claims situated in the bed of said creek, near
the last named mining claims, and formerly
know as the Kellogg & Squres claims. Also,
the Reservoirs used in connection with the sad
claims The above described property, with the
exception Of the last named Water Race is inten-
ied to embrace the mining and water right for
merly owned by Kellogg Squires, together with
all and singular the tenements, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appurtaining. ALBERT BOWLER,
Constable Weaverville Township.
Weaverville, July Y, 1865. 28.ts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

SwISDIING IN Los ANGELEs.-The last session of
the Legislature granted franchise to P. Ban
ming to construct canal to take the water from
the San Gabriel river to Wilmington, or prop
crly, Bennington. as that parsonage has a claim
on about everything in that locality. BY a skill
full and disreputable plan, in which Gen. Wright
ernmcnt troops at that place were turned into
iaborcrs on this enterprise, DIGGING some nine
miles of ditch, and constructing about three
miles of fume, built on the most approved plan
was finnish ed by the disinterested Banning
About eic ut months were consumed in complete
inc the work the labor being performed by L T..
:. soldiers. IN der direct command of the Curtis
aforesaid. Mr Banning then brings in his bill
against the Unite States for sum rising t'ro
Aundred anil serenity MouSand d"fioTs, currency,
for lumber, surveying. etc. aud very generously
proposes to furnish the [ >. barracks there with
water in lieu of labor pcrfo med We sec. how
ever. that the account has been rejected, and
that Banning wants to 60 to The state senate 10
help urge the claim on Government, through inc
L. 5. Senator to be elected next winter me
whole affair is disgraceful. and should conSl@n
the military authorities Implicated to many i's
men unworthy the positions they hold, and whose
desire for gain has thus brought diScrcdit on the
service in which they are unworthy servants
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

THERE is now good reason to believe that the
rebel pirate Shenandoah is cruising in Pacific
waters, with view to the destruction of Ameri-
can whales
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

WORTHY TIE MAy.-Schuyler Colfax is author
of the beautiful Degree Of Rebecca'' in Odd
Fellowship.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22
ADDENDUM.

PER OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PnTLNELPu,, May Eth, 1865.
2I Series all sold. Commenced Cd Series. Two Hun
dred and Thirty Millions {30o0o00ol precisely like other
two Series except dated 18th July aud Government reserves
the right to pay six per in Gold instead of 3o Cur
rcucy. JAN toOhE,
s,.I...ril.ti.ll III illInlIIlil
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22
SUMMONS.
July %, 1865

Irnlty.-DorOihct tniuhltv Peter tthnhleN
brought the Court Of the Ninth Judicial Dis tct
OF the Of California in and for the county Of rrini y
and the complaint filed in said county Of Trinity i'll The office
Of the Clerk of said District Court.
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND
GREETING TO PETER CAHNBLEf, DEF l.
You hereby required To appear in an action brought
against by the above named Plintir in the District
Court of the Ninth Judicial District Of the State of California
in aud for the said county Of Trinity and to answer the coin
plant filed therein copy Of which accompnne, this sul
the Of this unininnsf served within
Judicial District within twenty days If served out OF said
district then within forty daysor Judgment by default VIII
be taken against yuu according TO the prayer Oh sa'G cont
plant
The action brought obtain decree that the
marriage this Plaintiff and the said Peter Canbey
discovered the bonds Of matTimony be
decreed according the in such made and pro-
vied And that sud lot Zee set apart and decrecd to her a.
her PROPERTY in accordance with sail complaint and that .e
her AMI such other and further relief as to TINS
Honorable Court shall seem Just and equitable.
hereby notified that If fail to appear and
said complaint above required the said Palutih
will apply Curt ar the relief therein cemindei
Given under my hand and the seal Of The District Court q"
the Ninth Judicial District of tie State Of California ID ana
for the said county Of Trinity. this 18th day OF July ia the
Lord. thousand eight hundred ana sIAtyiNe
SEAL AND 50 CENT REVENUE STAMP c.NcELED
A.. J. LOOMS, Clerk.
TT 7 How Plaintiffs ATTORNEY 2s31n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22
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dressing the Hair rendering it soft, silky and glossy and
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

IN Hope for the Afiicted.-IN another part Of
paper will he found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. J. C. Young in 1870 In tisago
Of deceit and carlaanm il is boon to the suffering to
point them where they Of obtaining the wish
for relief Under the of the skil Doctor
the sick and troubled vet themselves of their hnrdens
Of pain shame lay aside their and secure health
and hanuncss. If sick trouble do not hesi-
tate Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do not
forget number the of directing yuur letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street San Fran
cisco. i4.3m.sn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22

= AT present, every county Office throughout
the State is traded of for pledged candidates for
the Legislature-that is. for men who for the
purpose of attaining position, are willing to
pledge themselves to anything and anybody
men who have not the manliness to say to their
fellow-ctizens they will not 90 to Sacramento
with ball and chain around their legs Pa
jdro Times.
That may be frozen truth as applied to some
counties, but it viii not do for Trinity Our
Representative goes unpledged-never told any
one what he intends to do at Sacramento
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-07-22
Book and Job Printing

OF every description done in superior manner
AND At RE,SosAsLE