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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors
~ and all persons having claims against said
deceased, 10 exhibit the same, with the necessa-
ry vouchers, within FOUR MONTHS from this
date, to the undersigned, Administrator of said
Estate, at his place of business in Weaverville.
Sept 23d, 1865 ". L. HUDSPETH,
SIAM. Administrator
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WhiskytOWH G. S. and c. Mining Co

7 OCATION OF WORKS. TRINITY Co. Cal.
I-There is delinquent upon the following des-
crbed stock, on account Of an assessment levied
on the 2lst day of August, 1863, the several a.
mounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders rs follnws
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

arrived on Thursday, informs US that just before
leaving Arcata he was told that the store of l..
Culberg had been entered during the night, the
burglars opening the safe and carrying oil some
81 200. \ package of coin belonging TO Wells.
Fargo Co. was either not discovered or left in
the haste of the robbers No clue to the robbery
had been obtained
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23
Great Sacrifice :
Loilmans Old Stand. Jan. -, 1850. II.
SIsERlFFNS SALE.

DY VIRTUE or An EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Of the District Court Of thc Ninth Judi
cial District Of the State Of California. in and for
the county OF Trinity, in tie action Of Reuben
Pcarce. ct al. Orrin Trcat and Chas. Davis.
duly ottcsted on the 18Th day Of August, \. D.,
1850. have levied upon aud will sell all the
right title and interest of the said Defendants
Orrin Treat and Chas Davis IN and TO the fol-
lowing described property on the day whcrcon
said Judgment was .docketcd in the aforesaid
Trinity county or ct any time thereafter. to wit
\ certain water ditch and water right, taking the
water from Rcid;ng creek to the mining ground
on the south side of said creek and formerly
known as the Harrington ditch. and now known
as the Treat and Davis ditch. Also, the mining
claims Of said Defendants situate on the south
side of Rcddin@s creek. Also, two cabins be-
longing to said Treat and Davis, situate on the
south side of said creek. and known Il the cabin
Of the defendants. all Of which are situated in
Trinity county and State of California. Notice
is hereby given that on
Monday, October ed, sG5,
between the hours Of O clock, 4 NJ. and o.
clock. P. NJ. in front of the Court House in the
town of Weavervillc. will sell the above des-
cribed property to the highest bidder, for cash
Weaveryille, Sept Q, 1865.
35.ts L. CLIFFORD Sheriff
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

DoiSG A LIVELY BusISEss.-Don forget that
Lang advertises to sell goods cheaper than any
house in town. As very certain indication
that the New River mines are . giving out" we
may mention that Billy 0'Brien, Pony Creek
miner, made $500, cash, investment at Lang
on Wednesday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

The F. u. S. S. Colorado sailed on the 18TH
with 900 passengers and 81 SOC. 600 in treasure,
only about $500 of which was destined to En-
rland
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

THE MINING IxrEREsr.-As Winter isapproach-
ing and the time for resuming mining operations
near at hand, we shall take it great favor II
some one in the various mining localities VIII
keep us posted in regard to what is transpiring-
The population of the county has somewhat IN
creased during the year, instead of diminishing
In several districts discoveries have been
made, some of which promise to be rich and eN-
tensive. On the lower North Fork. some six or
eight miles above the town of that name, mines
have been discovered and quite settlement
formed within the last eight months. and large
amount of gold has been taken out during that
time. Taylor Flat, which was considered work
ed out ten years ago, and where one dared to
locate a year ago through fear of Indians, is now
giving profitable employment to about thirty mi
ners. On New River. where there were not a do
zen men year ago there over hundred at
present. We again express our abiding faith in
the belief that Trinity to-day offers greater in
ducements to large and industrious population
than any placer mining county in the State.
For the benefit of parties who may have lit
tie unemployed capital we will say that fine OPP
portunity for investment affords itself in the eX
tension of the ditch taking water from Buckeye
creek near Bates ranch. Five miles of the ork
is completed. and additional mile would car
ry it to rich and extensive diggings. An ener-
getic company of men will find it rare oppor-
tunity for investment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

LoNG, Assemblyman elect from the District OF
Tehama and Colusa, has 50 majority over Raw
son, his Union opponent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

INDIAN CoUXclL AND TREATY.-From . dispatch
to the Associated Press, dated Fort Smith Ark. }
Sept 18th. we learn that the following tribes on
that day signed treaty of permanent peace with
the United States. being represented by loyal
delegates: Osagcs, ScminOes. Greeks, Chicka-
saws, Cowsdines Scnccas, ShawnecS Choctaws
and Chippewas. The treaty concludes fol-
lows: The undersig igned do hereby acknowledge
themselves to be under the protection Of the nj
ted States OF America and covenant and agree
that hereafter they will in all things recognize
the Government of the United States As eNcrcls-
nr executive jurisdiction over them, and will
not enter into any allegiance or arrangement with
any State nation. power or sovereign whatever ;
that any treaty of alliance for the cesSlon OF
land. or any act heretofore done hy them or any
| of their people, by which they renounce Their
alegiance TO the United States is hereby revoked,
cancelled and repudiated. In consideration of
the foregoing stipulatons made by the members
of the respective nations and tribes of Indians
present the United States. through its Commits
sioner promises that it will re-eStablish peace
an friendship among all nations and tribes OF
Indians within the limits of the so-called Indian
country that it will afford ample protection and
security of the persons and property of the re-
spective nations or tribes and declares its will
lingness 10 enter into treaties, to arrange and
settle all questions relating to the giving out of
former treaties with said nations, rs affected by
any treaty made by said nations with the So
called Confederate States. at such time in the
future as may be appointed.
A detail of the commission was to leave on the
18th for Bluff Creek Colorado, where it was in
tended to treat with the Arrapahocs, Cheyennes
and other Indians, on the 4th of October.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

San Francisco for tour of the world, going first
to Australia, via Tahiti, Honolulu and China.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

a MISTAKE WHIcH WE DESIRE TO CoRREcT.-A.
s. Currie, Esq, or>Cox Bar, voted at Weaver
Vile last election day. Some one, either through
mistake or a desire 10 misreYresent, has circulated
the report that he voted the opposition ticket.
Every person who knows Nr. Currie ~ all knows
him too well for that. He writes that so far from
voting the blue ticket he did not even see one
during the day and that he voted the - regular
Union ticket with the exception of constablcs
and road oyersccr, for which he had no RIGHT to
cast ballot here. Being stranger here. County
Clerk Loomis walked to the polls with him, and
can attest to the truth of the above statement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

THE SPECIAL School TAX DECLARED LEGAL
The September number of the Teacher contains
decision of the Supreme Court in the case OF
. The People Of the State Of California, PLAIN
tifs, u.s. the San Francisco and San Jose Railroad
Company, defendants" \ special School tax
was levied in District No. +, San Mateo county,
as prescribed by law The said railroad compa-
ny were then and there owners Of property upon
which tax was levied, but not paid and was
returned as delinquent. The District Court or
dered Judgment entered against the Railroad
Company, from which the defendant appealed to
the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the
District Court, saying this is special local tax
levied notupon the county al large. butt IS con-
fined 70 the school district, and depends upon the
volition Of a majority of the people thereof as
to whether it shall be levied or not When lev
led and collected il does not 90 into the County
School Fund. but belongs to the School District
which raised it, therefore any laws made for the
county at large are not in conflict with Section
81 of the School Law, etc.
We particularly commend this decision to the
attention of class of people who object to pay
ing properly levied taxes for the maintenance OF
public schools.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

THE entire Union ticket elected in Hum
boldt county with the exception of Assembly
man. Huestis beating Cooper by six votes, The
Union majority is from 25o to 300
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

IL these times of - no mail " the Sacramento
CH'oa is about the only paper which comes reg
nlariy 10 hand. This owing to the enterprise, OF
Mr. oberdeener, the Agent here, who has ms
package forwarded by Express
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

QUARTZ PRosPECTs.-The Catskill Company
tunnel, in the West Weaver divide, is now in
about 100 feet, and work still going The
quartz boulders now being taken out look well,
and the company are pleased with the present
Indications
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23
#eektg o rinitv 9omrnal.

Is County Warrants and GreeaBacEs taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers the service the JouRx
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23
vi. EANG q.
Sept Is, 1868.
SIIERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Il out of the District Court of the Ninth Judi
cial District of the State of California in and for
the county of Trinity. in the action Of Dennis
Dacv. ct al. vs. John Bergen, ct. al, duly attest
ed on the 25th day of August. A. D.. 1865, /
have levied upon and will sell to satisfy said cx
ecution and costs, and accruing costs, all the
right title and interest of the said defendants
John Bergen. John Slattery Peter Casson and
f. Flynn in and to the following described prop
erty on the day whereon said judgment was dock
eted in the aforesaid Trinity county, or at any
time thereafter to wit
Certain mining claims situate on Oregon Guch,
extending from the mouth of said Gulch to the
upper line of A. j. Felters ranch. on said Gulch
and known as the claims of the above-named de-
fandants Also. the fumes belonging to said
claims. Also. cabin situate on the north side
of Oregon Gulch. above the house of \. J. Eel
ter, lately occupied by c. F. Finn. and known
as Films cabin together with all the appurte-
nances and privileges thereunto belonging, all
being situate in said county and State.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, October 9th, 1865
between the hours of o'clock A. NJ and o.
clock. p. NJ, at the Court House door in the town
of Weaverville, will sell the above described
property to the highest bidder, for cash.-Wea-
verville, September Is, 1865.
oats R. CLIFFORD, Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

En- RoUTE.-The Sacramento Union announces
the arrival in that city of Sheriff Clifford, Of this
county, having in charge All Linn, Chinaman,
sentenced at the late term of County Court to
one year 5 Imprisonment in the State Prison, for
assault with a deadly weapon one of his
countrymen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

VISIT FROM INpIAys.-Steve Noble, of New
River, informs us that on Thursday Of last week
four Indians made their appearance, direct from
the Hoopa Reservation. each armed with gun
and pistol. They visited China camp, ordered
dinner. and while the Johns were cooking ii
helped themselves to clothing and such other ar
ticles of value as they desired and decauped.
We think it would be good time for the New
River people TO establish the precedent OF killing
every Indian who shows himself.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

READ the Whiskytown Gold, Silver and Copper
Mining CO.. reminder to delinquents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

BAD SoLpIERs.-The Fourteenth Infantry re-
Gently arrived at San Francisco, prove to be a
rough set They waylaid civil officer whlie
walking with a lady one of the prlnclpal
streets of that city
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23
ATTENTION !
Tax -PaverS

I'IE STATE AND COUNTY TAXES ARE
1 now due and payable, and the laws relative
to their collection will be strictly enforced PAY
your Taxes or before the
THIRD MONDAY IN NOVEMBER.
if you desire to avoid paying the additional ;
per cent. aud costs of suit
For the convenience of Taxpayers | will be
prepared to receive Taxes at the following times
and places. to wit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

HuMBoLDr County Coal OL.-We take the
following from the market report of the San
Francisco Bulletin of Sept. 9Th The Union
Mattole Oil Company have sold their first ship
ment of OIL (refned by the California Petroleum
Rectfying Company. about 400 gallons, at
81 40. cash. We are informed that the first ma
tive California petroleum refined. was by the re-
inery of Messrs. Stanford Brothers, which also
sold at 81 40
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23
Marria9e5:

In Weavcrvile. Sept. 2lst. by Hon. John Nur-
phy, County Judge. Mr.. PHGLIP :. BRowN TO Mss
JULIA \. MATTHEWS. all of Wcavcaville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

THE AGONY OF WMTING.-Anthony Trolope,
in the last Fortnightly Rerje'c, says he knows OF
no hours more terrible than those passed waiting
in a railway station.
If Trolope was engaged in the publishing
business in Northern California just now, we
think he would reconsider, and vote that = want
ing for the mails was a still greater nuisance
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

VIZ again thank Mr.. Oberdeener for news IA
yors. Bat for him and Wells, Fargo i Co., we
should be deprived of ali news matter of any
kind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23
Special Gotites.
Woman, Her influence and Mission '-Th'

Woman, Her Influence and Mission !-Ihe
extraordinary power in amelorating the rude as
perties of e while the light Of her smile sheds its mellow
ing rays upon the onward march of civilization The inca
nation of our guardian angel watches by the cradle OF
our helpless infancy in the averstes OF our
manhood and is ever to the couch of sickness
mnserinc spirit unteIie by the breath OF pestence or
the fear of death Woman is subject 10 many trials from
which man exempt and her native Gclicacy restrnS her
r, confdng these secret grefs to friend physician
These evils can alleviated hy Dr. Hooways celebrated
vegetable Pills which adapted to every station and con
on either invieorating delicate state oi health or
the functional disorders Incidental 10 he
svsten whether he the first blush of wonanhood
or at the OF life IT which latter period
r1urtivc of consequences chtfnl that death ltseii
no preferable sGrl mockcrN of existence
nrnsv Ervsueas and IvStcria few OF the disorders
,i ,n,n the haplcss victim. But timely recourse 10
- ,eon,nirrie remedies Will prevent the nervousness
~ and faintirg fits and the general prostration "t the
Welc,l men prescribe them in all cases Of private
practice much Tor their Simple lneredietSa as iot c !
and certainty Of their results in their action on 'he ic
ronstitution-L7dies' :" Scrip B'ot'
~, Hone for the Aniicted--IH another part oil
This acr viii be found advertisement of the celebrated
Trtitnt established by Dr. C. Young, in 1850 In thisa age
If deceit and rharIataiSin it is boon TO the suffering To
mint ont m them where they of obtaining the wish
81 for relief and cure Under the Of the sinl Doctor
the sick and troubled ycst themselves Of their burdens
of an and shame. aside their and secure health
and hlppne>s II you sick or in fr1uhie 40 4o he7
tate Read the aiverti-cnt and follow the advice not
fgct The number the o directing your letter
CoNSI LTATION OFFICE 40 Washington street sar Fran
-; 4i;ini.sn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

\ RAY OF HorE.-We find the following item
in the Sacramento Bce of Monday evening:
Gaskill. Postal Agent, telegraphs TO the Marvs
Vile ippeay from San Francisco that the mail
to OREGON would 90 forward usual.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

Good Templars.-E EtGrer LodSe, No. I So.
mccts is lia Main every Saturday evening at
o'clock Members q the order in good standing cordial
1y invited to visit D. L. GORDON. W. c. I.
l. J. NINE. -.cretarv. 27.tn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

FROM KLAMATH.-We have a letter from our
old friend Sam. L. Finley at Sawycr's Bar. He
writes that just now times are dull. The . Black
Bear and = Live Yankee quartz mills have
suspended operations. The = Union company 5
mill is doing well. He says there is but few
white miners in that vicinity now, but that there
is room and mines for plenty more. Sam. re-
joices in the ownership of good claim. and the
paternity of three little Finleys-two boys and
one girl. VI. Whean Esq, formerly of Big Flat
Trinity river and Mr.. H. c. Bell, have purchased
the store and stock of merchandise of Codding-
ton & Co.. there and are doing good business.
Sam desires to be remembered to all his old
Trinity friends
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

AN ILLUSTRATIVE VEGETABLE.-John p. Jones,
Esq. has sent us from McGillivray's ranch a
mammoth twin cucumber, weighing about FIVE
pounds The main body is fully ripe, and the
curiosity of the thing is that from the center of
this body has grown second cucumber Of good
average size, and which is perfectly green. 1t
is suggested that this monstrosity symbolzes the
coalition or Union of the old Democratic-secesh
party (Which is now in the sere and yellow leaf
with the green portion of the Union party, as
illustrated in the late election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

FAvoRs NEGRO STANDARDIZATION j. NJ Ashley'
Congressman from the 10th District, ONO, spoke
to a crowded house in San Francisco, on the eve
ming of the 18th instant The telegraph says he
took a strong position favoring negro suffrage
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

HOME AcAIN.-Spencer Lowden, Esq, of Grass
Valley, who went East several months since for
treatment of cancer in the face, returned by the
Hoses Taylor on the 18th, and arrived home on
Wednesday evening. We are glad to learn that
he returns much improved.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

CnAxGE.-Charlcy Coombs, of the Oldest
drivers in the companys service. has taken the
place of Sim6ins ON the Weaverville and Shasta
route Mr. Coombs is accommodating gen
tleman and excellent driver and we hope to see
him retained in his new position.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

NEW voLuME.-The Sacramento ta0n entered
upon its thirteenth volume last Tuesday, having
been established March 18TH 1871, from which
time the publishers say it has steadily increased
in prosperity The Union has become an iudis-
pensable medium Of news and general inteill-
gence to the people OF the Pacific coast. May 1t
continue to prosper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

RESIDENCE BURyED.-The dwelling house of
Pat Cullen, on Oregon Gulch, was destroyed by
fire on Sunday night last, together with most of
the contents The fire is supposed 10 have orig
mated from sparks escaping from the pipe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

Fast Rryx1yc-In the race between Norfolk
and Lodi at Sacramento, last Monday, two-miie
heats. Norfolk came in winner easily time 3;5
The impression is that to beat Norfolk some AMI
nal to make :33 must be produced.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

For HuMpoLpr.- Within the past week two Of
our Oldest citizens, with their families have left
Trinity to locate permanently in Humboldt. F.
D. Ketchum, of this place, who goes to livdes-
vile to enter business. and Fred. Leach, Of
Minersvilc. who intends locating somewhere IN
the Eel river country. Trinity has lost two OF
her best citizens. and the good wishes Of our
ronrlo fnllnrr thnnn to their now homes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

To RIVER MIXERs.-We invite attention to the
business notice of Aug, Martin, trader at Big
Flat, which appears to-day. Mr. Martin is now
receiving large assorted stock Of all merchan-
disc required by families and miners. which he
intends TO sell as cheap for cash as any river
merchant can. The opinion of old residents of
that section is that rich mineral developments
VIII yet he made in the hills and bars bordering
the river between Big Flat and Canadian Bar
Ii has only been Il few years since the rich paying
hill diggings at Coxs Bar were discovered, and
there is Il vast amount OF unprospected country
which bears evidence of being equally good.
Buy your goods of Martin he sells cheap, and
will deliver them at your place OF residence.
THE END OF VILLAGN.-A dispatch dated at
Los Angeles, September 10th, says that one of
the Mason and Henry gang went into store in
San Bernardino to purchase provisions and am
munition. got drunk and told where Henry was
hid. He was arrested, and party starting in
search Of Henry came upon him, when he COM
menced running and shooting. one ball taking
effect in the foot OF one OF the pursuing party
He was instantly shot down. Fifty-seven balls
are said to haze hit hiln, and his body identified.
Rogers, his confederate. says it was this gang
who murdered Kimball and Williams, and who
have nerpetrated many unlawful acts in that
section of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-23

and Winter Goods on the way. Look out for
their announcement next week.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-13

ItEJocINGs, About | O'clock D. m. Mon
bay. q despatch was received at the Telegraph of
ice at this place, announcing the surrender of Lee IS
|anny, followed by the official correspondence
This great news created the widest enthusiasm
band excitement. Business was at once suspended
the stores closed the church bells rang their mer-
riest pcals, all the artillery the place IAN old an
.HlD brought ont, and the town given mp to a gen
&eal jollifcation.
j In The evening hugh bon lire Illuminated the
l,arr, and grand torch light procession underline
sdn,.tlau OF the Fire Department, II. b. McKEAN
II l~t Engineer, paraded the streets. large crowd
gathered in front Of the Ward House, and speech
T. were made by DR.. TURNER, Hon. U. MERcuE and
u. I. ELLIOT Esq j. DEWITT Esq. spoke at the
ENeIls House, and Gen. PATTON made some elo-
auelt remarks at his residence which was beauti-
fnly Illuminated. Several other private resden-
r., We're Illuminated.
The clad news of the capture of Lees army was
sV"H calculated to awake the most joyous feelings,
fnd oar citizens gave themselves up freely to the
tArltenent the occasion. We are glad to be able
say. however that nothing occurred Of an i'm
Pleasant nature and the general hilarity was un-
l@Tred by accidents or untoward events
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-04-13

HERlFF'S SALE-By virtue Of a writ
~ OF l. v. Fac issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Bradford county. directed and delivered,
will be exposed at public sale at the Court House in the
Borough OF Towanda, SATURDAY APRIL %, 1865, at
O'Clock p m, the following described lot, piece or
parcel Of land situate in Franklin township bounded
follows certain mill and three acres OF land
beginning at a blackjack the bank of the fuwanda
Creek, thence north AZ west u per 70 stone in the
centre OF the public road thence along the north
694o west $40 per. tD stone in said road thence
south 60 west Is $40 per. To stone corner the nee
south 1879 west 20 per to the bank Of the creek ence
down the several thereof to the place OF begin
ming. Containing three be the same less
with two framed dwelling houses one framed horse
barn, and few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken into execution at the suit OF William
Darling to use OF Nelson Gilbert John Lantz and
James Roof.
J. MONROE SMITH,
Auril 6 1865. Sheriff.