Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-25

and pins are all right The wheel at Raabs old
place suffered to about the same extent. The
7' Portugese" wheel, above McGilliyray 5, wealth
cred the food, but some of the China wheels,
further down. were roughly handled. We cannot
hear that any have been entirely carried away.
While the food was at its hight it impossible
to ford any of the tributaries OF the Trinity,
from Bates & Van Matres ranch to North Fork.
The ioot-bridge Stuarts Fork is gone, and
that stream is reported to be very high yet. If
there had been the same amount of snow on the
mountains at the commencement of the storm as
in 'Gi, as great food would have been the
reSet.
ROAD AGESrs.-Sevcral instances of teamsters
being relieved of their hard earnings by high
waymcn, have come to our knowledge of late.
On Thursday of last week a number of teams
pulling up Trinity mountain, outward
bound, one Of these villains made his appearance
from the brush which borders the road, and first
paid his respects to Van Winkle Dad let
himself down from his saddle mule very gently,
fully determined to maui the impudent scoundrel
a. within an inch Of his life" Surmising his
intentions the fellow cooked his revolver and
pulled but fortunately the cap snapped. The
odds were against Van. and he forked over with
as good grace as possible after the hardShps he
captured One of his companions was relieved
of between $50 and 500. few days after
other teamster was served in like manner, but
we have not learned the amount taken. On
Sunday Dan. kellogg's Chinaman stopped
by two agents Browns mountain, and
leved Of his loose change and a pistol Some
people may think it an enviable occupation to be
teamster now-a-days. We don't. To be il week
ten days dragging through the mud from Red
Bud to this place then be obliged to hand over
most Of your freight money for storm damages
to the cargo and the balance to a lazy loafer of
Il thief would disgust any ybody 1yith the business.
II one of these fellows could be caught and
strung up rs they are in Montana, leaving his
worthless carcass swinging in the breeze, il
mi GIT have healthy tendency.
orr. At LAsr.-Companics II and X, Fourth
California Volunteers, arrived at San Francisco
from Los Angeles by the last steamer from the
lower coast and will be discharged Immediately.
The Fourth Infantry organized in September.
lsGI. with Colonel, now Brgadier General, H.
" Judah a. commander, which fact brought to
the regiment ten companies of good material
rs ever Shouldcrcd musket. all expecting at the
time that this fine officer with his command
would he sent East. Colonel Judah was ordered
10 report IT Washington in December, '6l, and
Ferris FnrmHn. u supcrannuatcd Democratic pol
liICIlu.
mel. In the Summer Of 'G3 Jas. +. Curtis, then
Major of the Second Infantry, c. v. superseded
Fcrman in command. and has been senior officer
to the present time. Shasta county furnished
one company (Cl, and Trinity two E and H.,
the remainder being raised principally in the
counties of ElDorado, Placer, Amador and Ne
vada.
HoNE-CuRED MEArs.-Wm. Herdle, of Douglas
City, has sent into market the first instalment
of Hams and Bacon-curcd by him this season.
As usual, they are of excellent quality, but like
all other Injuries now-a-days, rather expen-
sive--retailjng at 37] cents per pound. Mr.. Her
die has already put up two hundred head and
intends curing many more next month Jack
son 4 Ferguson. of the Junction City Market,
also intend to put up large amount. Mr.. Jack
son left several weeks since for Round Valley.
McudOcinO county, where he intended to purchase
800 or 100 head of hogs. Nothing has been
heard from him of late, and it is presumed that
he is weather and water bound somewhere in the
mountains He is obliged to drive about 200
miles, and through any other but desirable
country.
HoLLowAy's PILLS AND OtNrMENT.-Health and
happiness are the twin-sisters which render exs
tcncc pleasant and agreeable, for the enjoyment
of life depends, in great measure, on the state
of the health. None need despair who suffer
from dyspepsia, pulmonary affections, nervous
disorders ulcers scroula, piles, or hstulas, while
these famous medicines offer not only an antidote
hut radical cure. They have had the most mar
velouS in the worst types of diseases
that atllict the human Sold by all Druggists.
MIssrxG.-A Marklecville, Alpine county, dis
patch Of November 9th, announces the sudden
disappearance of Sheriff Krum, of that county,
who is feared has been murdered for thousand
dollars which he had in his possession. The
Alpine CbroE'cte is of opinion that the Sheriff
and money disappeared because some of his
creditors wanted it.
CALIFORNIA PRIcEs.-The Brooklyn IN. "
Eagle quotes coal at Sl4aton saws the milkmeu
have notified customers that they must nav
shilling quart for milk sugar has advanced
cent aud half pound meat is 25 to 20 cents
-four is Sl5 barrel. Ruinous prices. consider
ing that the war is at an end.
WINTER SrocK.-Hos!inger Co. have receiv.
ell a large assortment of Leather and Rubber
Boots for the men, and any quantity of Boots.
Shoes Caters, Rubbers, etc, for the ladies and
children, which they will sell as cheap as anv
other House in town. Their stock is well worth
inspecting. Armory building, Main street.
SrRMIsEs.-One of the latest Eastern dispatch
es is to the effect that Hancock's corps has been
ordered TO rendezvous in Maine. One surmise is
70 prevent Fenian invasion of Canada another
that L is to prevent British soldiers from
ing deserters who have crossed the line.
REsERroIB GoNE.-Davidsou' large reservoir
at the mill on main WeaTer creek was broken
bv the food, and the result Of many hard days
labor demolished in the twinkling of an eve
BAD TO WoRsE.-It is rumored that G. K
Fitch. chief editor of the San Francisco Bulletin.
Is studying for the ministry.