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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

A TERRIFIC INDIAN FIGHr.-Thc Wilmington
(Los Angeles county, Journal has information
from the Rio -Craade that-a bloody battle had
taken place in New Mexico between the United
States troops and the Comanche Indians and
their allies, on the Simerone river Major Nc
Cleaye and three hundred men were pursuing a
body Of Indians, when he was suddenly and un-
expectedly attacked by a large body of savages.
The fight lasted several hours during which time
some sixty soldiers were killed and wounded
Col. Kit Carson, at the head Of eight hundred
men, was within hearing distance, and hastened
to the scene Of action. Coming suddenly upon
the rear of the Indians, while they were making
furious charges with their lances and when they
had nearly overpowered Nc Cleave's command.
changed the tide of battle. The Indians then at
hours, when Gen. Blunt with we thousand men
reached the scene of action. The Indians were
heavily reinforced, and the battle lasted until
night. After dark the Indians withdrew, and
the report SAYS four thousand dead warriors were
left on the feld-among them about thirty white
men with painted faces The number of Indians
engaged was estimated at from ten to twelve
thousand-comprising Comancbes, Lepans. Ko-
ways, and other tribes. Major McCleave's COM
mand would undoubtedly have been slaughtered
but for the timely arrival of Carson and Bluut's
forces We have faith in this report from the
fact that an old Trinity man now in Carleton S
command wrote US from Las Cruces, New Mex
ico under date January lst that Maj. McCleave
had gone to cooperate with Carson and Blunt in
an expected fight with the Camanches and other
s.,V
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

TRINIrAR1ASs AT DALLEs-Dr Geo Bernard
late of Weaver'lle, has associated himself with
one Gurey in the practice OF the Dental profess
sion. DR.. A. j. Hoffman, late county Physi-
clan and Physician to the German Hospital So
ciety of Trinity county, has his shingle out as
physician, surgeon and accoucher Bob Dins-
more is in the Saloon business chubby LofTman,
once of Douglas City, in the Cigar trade. F. A.
y. Payne is holding forth as Auctioneer, and is
d candidate for City Marshal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

ANOTHER CHANCE TO DANcE.-Fisher Brothers
announce a Ball at their Junction City Hotel
next Friday evening, March 24th 1t will be a
good time, and the largest party of the season II
the weather-is favorable. The Dancing Hall has
been enlarged, and other arrangements made for
the ample accommodation of guests. Anybody
who has ever attended party given at the Fish
er House knows that he or she will be well cared
for. Secure your conveyances in time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

RARE OPPORTUNITY OFFEREp.-By reference to
our advertising columns il will be seen that the
"Buckhorn Station, on the Weaverrille and
Shasta road, is offered for sale or rent The prop
erty is about midway between Trinity river and
the summit of Trinity, mountain, and is one of
the California Stage Co.'S stations. The house
is two stories, is well furnished throughout and
connected with it is fine garden 1t is desir-
able locality for good business man, especially
one with family
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

ON READING AND FILING THE PETITION
" of Jas. F. Hoadley, administrator of said Es-
tate, praying for order of sale of the real es-
tate therein described, and it appearing to this
Court that there is not sufficient personal estate
IN the hands of the administrator to pay the
debts outstanding against deceased, and the ex-
penses OF administration, and that it is necessa-
ry to sell the real estate of said deceased it is or
dered that all persons interested in said estate
appear before this Court, at the Court room in
said county of Trinity, on MONDAY. the
18th day OF April, 1868,
to show cause. if any they have, why an order
should not be granted to said administrator to
sell the real estate of the deceased.
And it is further ordered that copy of this
order be published once week for four weeks
in the TRINITY JOURNAL, newspaper published
in said county.
JOHN MURPHY, County Judge,
and ex-ofhcio, Judge of the Probate Court.
Attest. 4. J. LOOMS. Clerk l0.4i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

The latest Eastern news is of little importance,
further than the movements Of Sherdans forces
are concerned. After the capture of Early com
mand Custar pushed on to Charlottesville The
Mayor of that city very gracefully surrendered
the keys of the public buildings. Custar then
destroyed several miles of the Richmond and
Lynchburg Canal. and the dam in James river
which supplies it with water Then he is lost
sight of again
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

THE MoSApSocK.-Admiral Porter, in 4 recen.
report, represents the new Monitor NonadnocF to
be most formidable sea-goer. He says she is
capable of crossing the ocean alone. when her
compasses are properly adjusted, and could de-
stroy any vessel in the French or British navy,
lay their towns under contribution, and return
again provided she could pick up coal, without
fear of being followed. She could certainly
clear any port on this coast of blockaders, in
case we were at wa- with a foreign power.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
Weskty o rinity 9omrnal.

~ County Warrants and tireenbaeEs taken at
nj t-r ruling value in payment M subscriptions this
To soldiers in the Government service the JcrasAI
will be furnished for Greenbacks at FAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
LICENSE NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NEGLECTED
n to procure Licenses for the present Quarter,
or who have not taken out the same for the QUAR-
ter last past, are hereby notified that they must
procure them Immediately, or the amounts VIII
be placed in the hands of the District Attorney
for collection. DAVID KINDS, Collector.
By Ed NEBLErr, Deputy.
Weayerville. March 10. 1866. ?,ii,.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

4 Coop CHANCE FOR PRospEcroRs.-Rus
Creek was almost depopulated by the Northern
rush of two years ago. Many miners left good
claims to hunt for hettcr in an unprospectrd re-
gion, and at heavy expense. Every few weeks
we hear from some one Of these advcuturcrs, ard
the almost universal report is that they have
been unsuccessful, and wish themselves back to
the old claim John Arm s Rash Greek ditch is
full OF water now, and wilfurnish plenty during
the whole season. Along the line Of this ditch
plenty of unprospected flats and bars, which
would undoubtedly pay if once fairly-opened.-
hr. Arm authorizes us to say that he will supply
water gratis to parties desiring to prospect along
the creek, and until they may satisfy themselves
that the ground will or will not pay. If any
then desire to open claims, water will be fur
nished at a lower rate than from any other ditch
in the county. To practical miners We believe
no greater inducements could be offered for the
Rush Greek diggings have generally yielded hand
somey. Any one preferring to prospect in Trim
ity rather than in Idaho the other side. Of
the Rocky mountains, had better call on Mr. Arm.
ASSIvERsARY OF l. o. 0. F--Grand Master
McClelland has issued q proclamation granting a
dispensation to all the Subordinate Lodges under
the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of California,
and Jurisdictions thereunto belooginc, permit
ting them or such OF them as may desire so 10 do
to celebrate the Twenty-Sixth of April next, as
/. the Forty-Sixth Anniversary of the Planting of
Odd Fellowship in America. This privilege in
cludes the right IN such Lodges to appear in full
regalia, and in procession and recommends that
all Odd Fellows lay aside their usual ayocations
on that occasion, and celebrate the day made
memorable by the introduction Of our noble Or
der on this Continent The present prosperous
condition of our Order gives us assurance that
this offer will be accepted hy Subordinate
Lodges, and that general gala day will greet
US in the advent of the ensuing twenty-s1th of
April.-Nep Age.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

GAzLAY's PACIFIC MoSTHLr.-We have receiv-
ed the March Number of this new publication
from Mr.. Oberdeener, who has it for sale It is
more Interesting than the previous ones, and the
book is fast growing into popularity. The copy
before us contains able and interesting article
from the pen of DR.. Bellows. entitled = Emig1a-
ton oy Sea, and the balance of the contents
cannot but be acceptable to California readers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
ESTRAY---S5O REWARD!

OTRAYED, SOMEWHERE BETWEEN LEW
- iston and Trinity Center, two four year old
colts, the property of Joseph Hank. One is a
dun colored mare with star in the forehead, and
white stripe running to the nose. The other is
sorrel horse colt, branded on right hip with
Diamond X. Any person returning the animals
to the undersigned at Douglas City, will receive
the above reward. WM. HERDLE.
Douglas City, March 10, 1865. 9.3t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

An ABscoxpISG CALIFoRSIAS HEARD FRoM-
Edwin G. Rigg, formerly Of Yreka, but now re-
siding in Kentucky, writes to Siskiyou friend
that he had seen Sam. Fair, who absconded
while Sheriff of that county, and who be-
lieyed by many to have been fouliy dealt with in
order to get rid of his evidence in the Rose mur-
der case. He wears the title of Major, and was
an officer on Morgan's Staff when that notorious
guerrilla scoundrcl and horSe-thef killed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

ALTHOUGH the lower House of the Kentucky
Legislature has, on test vote, declared agsinst
the constitutional amendment, the vote showed
gain of twelve members in its favor since last
Winter, and half-a-dozen more votes wouid Sc
cure majority y.-NeUada Gazette.
" Time at last sets all things even" Another
year will furnish the requisite haif-dozen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

DoN WORK WELL.-The New York Printer
says After contest of three weeks with the
newspaper proprietors, on the question ofw
the ST. Louis typographical Society passed
resolution which in effect allows its members TO
work anywhere and at wha: price thew please L
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

A MAGNIFICENT IDEA, If TRuE-A New York
report mas it that wealthy men of the. city pro-
pose to present the Government with 81 900 ,000,-
ooo' and relieve the nation of tie public debt
The gift is to be in 2o0, 900 shares Of $4,000
each. Stuart, the merchant-princc, Wm B.
Astor and others are to take fifty shares each
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
Administrators Notice.
Estate of LAWRENCE MCGUIRE, dec

Estate of LAWRENCE MCGUIRE, decd.
VNIE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATORS OF
| the Estate of said deceased. hereby gives no.
tice to the creditors of and all persons having
claims. against said Estate, to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from the first publication of this notice, to said
Administrator, at his residence near Lewiston,
and il not presented rs aforesaid they will be
forever barred. Dated March ID 1865.
JAMES F. HOADLEY,
lo.4i. Administrator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

JoHS STEEL, of Philadelphia. lately died from
effects of the kick of horse He was the we.l
thiest man in Pennsylvania, and his receints
{ from the oil business were s.. coo a day
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

FAcr.-A down river correspondent thinks it
great shame that the few hundred yards of road
between Buffers and McGilIivray's cannot be
completed, and thus place North Fork and Wea-
verville in four-wheeled communication.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

THERE are upwards of ten thousand enlisted
men on detached service in Washington One of
the headquarters alone employ over two hundred
as clerks,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

DIVINE SEgvIcE.-Rev. Mr.. Henning desires US
state that he will preach at Douglas City to-mor-
row afternoon, March 18th and at Junction City
on Sunday afternoon, March 26th
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

STaAIGHTESEp SoUTHRoYs.-Pars paper. say
that over four thousand trunks have been pawn
ed by Southern gentlemen in the principal hotels
Of that city as security for their board bills
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

GoRpoy of the TRINITY Journal, alludes to
the fact that Lislc Lester and Col. Warren have
become associated in the editorial conduct of the
California Farmer. and inquiries " what will Mrs
Warren say ~ Hard to tell, Dave, but if she
gets to cuttin' up, we bet the only explanation
she will get out of the Col will be found in tina,
q acrostic - published in the Farmer a year OF
so ago.-Copper' City Pioneer.
Haven't You any respect for . Commodore's D
feelings, Carter?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

PASSAGE RATEs.--On the llth the Opposition
took passengers at Sll0, SG5 and S35. The
charges by mail steamer were S. higher. The
two boats took away over thousand passengers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

ORPurrs c. KERR says if the descendant
OF the Hagnenots who left the phosphorus in
his bed at the st. Nicholas Hotel will call on
Gen. Dix he may hear Of something to his ad
vantage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
POLL AND MILITARY TAX!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" Poll and Military Tax for the year lsG5-6 is
due and payable on the first Monday Of March
and that the law providing for their collection
will be strictly enforced. The
Poll Tax
of 81 ii paid prior to the first Monday Of Au-
Gust and So on and after that date. is due from
- each male inhabitant of the county over TWEEN
ty-onc and under sixty years Of age, and not ny
law exempt" The
Military Poll Tax
Of So is due from each male nhabitant of the
county. of the age of twcnty-one years and up
wards, and not by Law exempt. California ln
dans alone excepted.
The undersigned Or his deputy will call upon
all citizens either at their residences places
Of business, for the payment of the above taxes.
DAVID HINDS, Tax Collector. .
Weavervile March 10, 1865. 9.to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

DEAD.-Jas. a. Glasscock one of the founders
of the tSiskiyou Chronicle, died at Lewiston,
Idaho on the ID instant
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

SHERMAS.-In q short biographical sketch of
the great American General the Virginia Union
gives some incidents in his life while resident
of San Francisco. Sherman, in Vigilance Com
mittee times, Major General Of the Califor-
MIA Militia. Gov. johnson ordered ont the miltia
Of San Francisco, but they appeared in such
rleager numbers that Sherman saw that public
opinion was with the Committee, and advised
against taking any action which would bring
about hostlities. The Union says:
When asked his opinion of the strength OF
Fort Gunnybags, erected 6y the Vigilance Com
mittee, Sherman replied that with one pound
er lie could breech the Fort and level the build
ing with the ground in six hours. Gen. Sherman,
for doing his duty in calling out the militia on
that occasion, incurred the displcasure Of the
Vigilantes, and a few days afterwards the bank
ing house of Lucas, Turner & Co. surround
ed BY members of that organization, who swore
they would demolish the building. Then Sher-
man opened one of the iron shutters, and seating
himself in the window told tn c assembled crowd
that before one brick could be removed from
that building they would have to kill him. This
courageous act, which has been in keeping with
his whole life, oycrawed the mob, and they dis
persed.
We have heard another version Of the story,
and it this: That if authority to do SO would
be granted him he would mine under the build
ing where the Executive Committee held their
sessions and incarcerated prisoners, and blow
Committee, building and all to Kingdom come
And recent events have almost persuaded Us that
Sherman said it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

WITHIN the past eight months, upward of four
hundred papers have died, in consequence of the
ezorbitant price Of printing paper.-Edstern pa
per.
A great many have died in this region also,
but the cause of mortality was the deprecated
state of their political stock, as the item of pa
per used in their publication was very small
Sacramento Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

tn Hope for the Ahiicted.-IS another part Of
this paper will found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. C. Young in 1850 In i,
Of deceit and rlarlaansm il il boon to the suffering
point them where they f obtaining the wish
ed for relief and Under the II the ,kiifu Doctor
The sick and troubled dvest Themselves Of their burdens
pain shame lay aside their and secure health
and youa sick in trouble do not hcs
tatr Read the follow the advice Do
forget the number Of directing letter.
riscn if3m.sn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

ST. PArR!cK's DAY was celebrated nt Oregon
Gulch by procession and other ceremonies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
TICKETS TO GALL AND gCPPER,
THREE DOLLARS

TICKETS 10 BALL AND SCPPER,
THREE DOLLARS
INVITATION COMMITTEE:
WEAYERVILLE.
{. NEELETr, P. WEIsE. JAS EDGECoNR. =. PACLsES,
W. j. TINNIN WM. JOHNSON. r. VoILMER,
JAMES NORRIS
LEVI ISTON
0LNEY PHILLIPS, SAM B0GER
GRASS Wiley.
JAMES b. SINGLETON.
DOUGLAS CITY.
JOHN C. MASON J. PAULsEN
COCHRANvILLE.
JAMES COCHRAN.
EVANS BAR.
ALIEN. srILLER. JAS JOHNSON
JUNCTION CITY.
GEORGE FERGUSON. JOHN HOOKER
CANON CITY.
A. G. PRICE GUSTAV THEDE
NORTH FORK.
GEORGE YOHE A. WATERS
OREGON GULCH.
Reception Committee:
Geo. f. Noonan, A. j. Loomis, ID. z. Gordon.
YLooR MANAGERS:
JOHN MARTIN, W. C. GIVEN, II. MARTIN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ co-partnership hitherto existing and doing
business at Big Flat Trinity county, Cal, under
the name of ". Whclan * Co. IS this day dissoly
ed bv mutual consent. All persons indebted to
the late firm by note or book account, are re-
quested to settle Immediately with either of the
undersigned NJ. WHELAN,
W CODDINGTON co.
Big Flat, Nov. 25, 1864. 5.3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

OFFICE wmskrIovS GoIp, SILVER COPPER MINING
COMPANY, Wh,kytown Cal, March !, 1865
NHE' STOCKHOLDERS IN THE ABOVE COM
| pany are hereby notified that at meeting OF
the Board of Trustees, held March 9Th, 1865, an
assessment of Two ~ Cents per share was lev
led. payable at the Office of the Company, Whis-
kytown, Shasta county, on before the 18th
day of April next By order of the Board,
94i H. j. WATZENBORN, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
FOR SALE OR RENT.

- on THE WEAVERvILLE AND SHAS-
IA ia Wagon Road \ good Hotel stand,
i.1.l where the teams of the California Stage
Company are changed, and where passengers
have heretofore dined, together with good gar
den and field attached, will be sold or rented on
the most reasonable terms. The Hotel is fully
and well furnished. For terms apply 10 John C..
Burch at his law Office in Weaverville, or the
undersigned on Rush Creek. JOHN Arm.
Weaveryile, March l9, 1865 l0..i*.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
1eaths:

In Weaverville. March 10th, SrsASyAH, daugh-
ter of Fred and Madora Stierlcn aged months
and 3 days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TRINITY-IN
PROBATE COURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF L.1W.RE.N'CE Nc G. EXRE, DECD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-18

n. B.-The Steamer I" VI O f
yEn4sS.J IA YLOR" will succeed the
America, sailing April 18th.
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TuEsDAY, Nov. II, 1885.
rPrtcss given Isio0 refer % Wholesale operations
only, unless othsriofss srpressed1
FLOUR Howard street super aud cut Extra
9s2jat9. CO., do, Extra lO: 25asllj do. Family ia
VS.; Ohio super and cut Extra aa4950 do Extra
loasio. boi DO. Family l2asl2 Poj Northwestern
lOa$lO 81; City Mills Super 9at9. 25i do. shipping
brands Extra sl2; standard Extra 10. 2jasi6 *;
Baltimore Family sl6j do. high grade Extra sl3
city Mills and Brandywine e4a4l21S per bbl.
3 GRAIN. We repeat yesterdays quotations,
via: White, prime to choice 2 00at3. 0j; good do.
25Oat2. 60; fair do. Q 2Jss2 40 inferior do aOa
s2.lj; Rei, choice 2jOa$255; prime do. 230a
do. l.s0ns2 IS per bushel. Corn-Receipts to-
day 5000 bushels; demand good, with sales Of
5000 bushels new white at Sass cents; !, 700
bushels old do at s5aS0 oentsi /, $50 bushels In
ferlor yellow rs cents; 900 bushels new do. in
lots at IS cents y small lot Of old brought 81
ceuts-market closed dull at Sass cents for new
white, and at 81 cents per bushel for do. shipping
lots. Oats-We report sales, viz: 400 bushels
new at 81 cents 100 bushels do at 80 cents |;
l3S do. at ~ cents-all weight; $50 bushels do
at ii cents measure Prime Oats were in de-
mand, but common dull.
PRoyisioSs.-we report good iobbing de-
maud for Bacon, especially Sides, Of which We
notice sales OF 40a50 hhds at 201Sa2l cents, and
clear: ribbed at 81 cents shoulders arc steady
at lsHalSl5 cents-supply Of both Sides and
Shoulders very light. Pork Is firm on account
s34a34. 90 per Dbl, the outside for retail lots.
Nothing doing in Bulk Meats-none Offering.
Lard is scarce and firm at 26lla27 cents for City,
and 2SlSa2o cents per ID for Western bbls.
SALT.-Market for Liverpool il quiet, and
prices steady at 81 4Os2 IS r. m ship and for lots
Of Ground Alum from store. Marshall's Fine
~. 80, and but little to be had Ashton's ~ per
sack. Turks Islond is still selling in lots from
| store at 90 cents pcr bushel.
wHIsRY.-Yesterday there were sales Of $50
| bbls Country, In second hand bbls, at 40 cents,
in bond. To-day market quiet, with small sales
| at 81 40 per gallon.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

CHIEF oUARTERnAsrRR's 0HEIcs, \
DEPoT or WAsHINaToE,
wAsHIEgTonr d, c., Nov. Il, 1885
VIII be sold at pu bile suction, on the premises,
under the direction Of Captain !. II. Crowsll, A.
q. N. on MONDAY, November -, 1885, com
mencing at o'clock, p. m, the following de
scribed Government Bpildings, viz:
At QUARTERMAsTER HOSPITAL, ON six.
TENTH. BETWEEN AND N STREETS.
One % Building, ~ by AZ feet, two stories.
one ~ Building, 81 by % feet.
AT JACKsON'S CORRAL, SEVENTEENTH
AND N STREETS.
One ~ once, 10 by SO feet, shout 500 feet Of
Fence together with lot Of Lumber.
NEAR CORNER OF TWBNrY-sECOND AND
STREETS.
Que ~ oGlee, 1917 by 20 feet.
Ono ~ ONCE, 10 by is feet.
ono ~ Carriage. house, % by 30 feet
One ~ Shed, "a by 90 feet.
The buildings will be sold singly, in the order
named, aud must be removed from the premises
within ten days from date Of sale,
Terms Cash, In Goveruu ent funds.
BY order Of Brevot Major General D. II. Ruoker,
Chief Quartermastor, Depot Of Washington.
CHAS. II. TOMPKINs,
no14.0t Breyet Colonel and Quartermaster
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- PITMAN'S GREAT WORK,
THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN
AND THE
TRIAL OF THE CoNSPIRATbRsl


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