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, 1866-09-16


We do not belong to the rAvty Of .sero.k-
CIR, J" but she fact sta.es u In The Ace, that
the eern crop Is 10 vrty dangerous Yvedlea.
11sn', and The ehsnce* ars adrer*etn goHd
crop. Tho AeAs1h Il new late, and owing -
The extremely unfavor.bln weather OF tLt
l'aks two of three werks, Rhc nperlng process
s,as been vesy backward. -. We searu from The
nloonApgtau ca.tsgrn5A Of Pr,day, which Il
i'ah1~hed 10 ah. centre Of 4he corn gruwtus
section cf tbe State, ihxt Tie great bulk OF
tho ssfeph hsselJsort aFtao milk, and Tia,
u FW, lskeat least Two e1 tAste wreks os
rrsza dry, weather 10 harden IL autIclently
to Withstand = hard frost. Tne Indications
'ofAuch Wsnthcr are Ut present rrry snail, as
a hezvy 1tn Il ta!lieE ;uAlle .ua write, and
should dry spell succeed, fre4t |. not I'M.
Tohshle, ): In which Scsse ;twe should
s1'ee. = Nlta = - d.sasttr, "a wide
spread :, u :, that. which, losk, place : in
:AnEpst. r1eta. a Night tesst. ftEhs enough
to nip tho ieay:s. would, u, followed II bot
weather. hsre M inynr:pns estet m tha
crop. On Ftia1s night there sFas "a light
trns.. but not tatdci.n. 10 do any ha.aa., Al
present Tie prospects are eieotay. bat IL IL
70 ~ harea That tho Weather will ADAPT
sttelf 10 The rirening ear. ~ tbs .l.ss ot. tho
corn csrp at this sunciufp roald be very dit
a+ircns TO the West. - 5,'y~s < = M: -
=. !. Tho speculative inlesr8ta arc watching tho
weather resJ eIc.esy, aud tae market l. In =
fr1rrjsh =, end unsettled 1ttIant,..: The
Rprextsnee Of rasn eactcs snaasXnee of. lts
C l-er eU.z,el, while 1ndtealfans * a :dry
spell Cause : deeiiiA. so &.,e, sa,ae auaouut,
Though In the se=resatc tbs s',araes. h.e been
e1saaal1y sniFcllps dusaa~< hr wee2s, ant,
The r1osinE price Of Saturday evening show.
40 Aasanee IF sH@s7ste On the e,osias rrice
Of week sgo. x :. ~ - - :*., =
, 1866-09-16

!: In the tntl-e circle which John+sn ,hxs
svIrs sruaad. belns distances al thsse
tten*and mllts, By lana and waller. raair.ad
and stessslsast, he hxs visited hat twc places
wtfra ualst3.y.of tho people hnvo taAa.,
tes!ed by 1ctt or werds That they cndorstd
bis 'spoltey" Of 1resIyltAuas leu unrafent.
Ant rebel States ln!p Congress 'tmmsdsately
Ard unrrndIslnra1ix. siks: Se~ York aud
Louisville. Tlsern wE4 considerable noise aHj
tuss mad. at II. L,ri. W the Cnprerhessts
and rc.aIned -thtsk bat It wa. Shssrred
saat rnore ehEtys werr given tnr tirsut than
iar' AAtezea''t rrd bis t'.polics." And tho
-leetipu in ST. 1uAts TIL. taii will teeuru
rsere sascs axainA: .'xy policy" than tur Il.
: sc!ns4'a hss stopped at 1serhsl~ two han.
dstd p'serA In h.s stamping tour, and usado
sIrtchex and handed over thp Constitution
ksI ths. EsE''+ 10 At ltass ono hundred and
t:tS es<swda; 1ut !u sit thai es.ru1ar pessua.
,u:xt1u. he and liz r4>srr have ttru -eor.
dill, eudorsrd bit tNite tJ The tn1ltica ot
,hsu EAo hare sscn and heard bin expoEnd
h1s eorre1-rbei Programme. Vet such u
tie aenxits snt! 1ussltude of hls ,nerstras
rEatie:n that be tcthrcs ~ tae Whita uocke
..liy Convinced ani eoa1r.pei In his oistaio1:
shstth ,nsssas If The penpte pf tie loyal
sln,c- hsls:sly endorse Ard sust.tn m, rs.-
iet-'., Perhaps ife- poinaass verdict u Tie
polls thia saai~-s< E-ssaEsag wifi Tezsn,1,i ~.s
Mstpc-susy Tettia:.v s.s'..-s s8ss a1sfs - fs4s
t,,,t.j.-s.s Of ts,~ feessfS, and satr cordcianA.
t.s.. ~ :1S< snetultrsy and lntanan. eor1re- :
, 1866-09-16
TERNIi,I.EAFP.UK In: ALBANY.

Ezpto.svM Of lho YIeai~rr or H. T.
> Itorke'n PtnulnE 1liu = TEN or
I" 1'sse1vn PcExs,t,@ KILLED, and u1nny In
turrd-Te5r1nc Foren . tE4e Expia<I0n-
lspse1al Despatch ta thr fsw York Tstbnns-1
s AIuars, Y etnest1y, september +, 1919,
Thss fuotplrR msal iaipsnsa hlas ana dis
tItssing accident cccarrcd ia thia city.
planihg.usIil Of II. &. Korke exploded. des.
frnylng The halldlnE.. killing sonr4 ~ "r
-tretsc rrrsor.. and wn1nflIng s~vcral athess.
7 lc 1nsil And lumber ynrt fcfc Situated on
Water aiteet, rns,sr ii Lawrence. Hts ad!us
back TO- the Hudson Rtse.. and oeeapiel
consisted of ana main Building, hnAt Of
brick. with tTverat !stse',e wooden
shetls 1n either aids At each. end of
tho " building Was 80 a. tmnsase
tvlet.t oftouc sevsn1y feot finn the ground.
In the main rr brick huilA[ny the boilers
were s!tnkted, together With The princJEMi
saw and planning mills. Nese most es The
sia}loyta, were wnfktpg. mid hshce LIS largo
number killed. The br,tIcts, Two tubalsrs.
d'td fest nrsIrnileular:y IN The air, ascend,
ins and descending crushing md tearing the
building psaader<.- The ergue, a very large
QUO. .sas lifted from Its led and thrown sew
sEal feet. Onc ut shc large trick chtsrueys
vas completely demolished, and tho other
y i u
cf1nricte WRECK, ,th-se -bciss scsrcc'y -
Ilecn of tidnbsr. "0s = any PaEtleu nf
the machinery ~ any value .lEtA-+4s tn.
Ercuuta. st,sagr W sas, none OF tEe Hof'l-
work tooE iiFe- Ii i supposed tts !al!us Iss
nGaount az t-!ck and ruhb!eb tsnrshseet tho
dftt. The stnprage n thc clock In tbs ntHea
OF sAe f,1n nc{nsn:Ag tho nlll at 1ss:5 would
Indicate that ths explosion toHk t'!ste n
that hnur, and Il ~as about that lai7e that an
eruption se=c1aallur that " n yo'cnuo Was
seen In that direction by Ecntlein..s v ho
wns pas4ing oyer State street hr1agc. Tho
e1plo<Iop was SC severe as to ba felt not only
ia that vicinity, .tai In sht ccnlrai portinn of
tie Gig. Suut, at&cr aae catastrophet Euh-
+ t3srGa aecked to the erchc Of thu iisRstcr.
And The work, of clearing tie ruhttsh VAS
eaHsl sncs1l, fnd many Ut the tr,,ltes of the
dead wetu exllniuesl. Up 10 this dark,
nine tiend b*xl!es rad bsen foaud An1 taken
5ut III the rniHa- -s' =: =
Que Of tae boiie.. was stvcn ana Tie other
flrc Tt1rs I'D. Ther arc now In n1snl.stlcss
pisees, 6otue pt item indicating taat Tho
rrtrsu-c au lhe iotltz was immense. Sheets
ofiTan wetc tjther torn from %Ac rivet4 oF the
rsvets rom the iran. It VIVA y high. ssu-c
eng;ar thtt ~st u.ea, and We were t0td that
- FoGrds ofttea!H y r.a necetstEy 20 sstcecrs-
fully otk The niaelluery in tLE rnfu. 3tcs~1s.
katku', luAs will psotAtlJ e.cecd tx, DO :
= The calspIisy has rast sutte q gtcNin oves
the city. Nest Of tho l~rsifa Killed were IN
|. f'',rtnE E,tn, wEo lrxte behind the:u lArga
fasllliea- 4,
, 1866-09-16

Ia,o ub]ch .s shoxu a him when be began,
to srcas tie " qfds came slowly, hnt VIII.
out hesltation: xith 4 deliberate DIS
mint Toa of Wcbatcr-whcn he ~1
anIcr. The two inca hare tciasth.nE
In common: intellectually and bttsh1 ~
W,bs.rr did, eaa control an aadlsqse BY
s,aaiIt,c. % nsins that ~ofa Ia the spns.g,ophi-
cal seu.c ~ distinguished from ths Ke.snn %
Or Inn cs,,yslpp. Ia pa<erf1l, bal whe1esA u
fho II AIt tssesu iAIs ibcaity jnrs,ied thsnosat
psiure Of thr man and subslaed II. In tte Eq-
rlIehman the belief IN q thing because y IL
TIyht, " irE1fnt snI undyinE Sill tartber,
Hr. Bright, unlike mvst pf b.. .SouIt.5 nrn.
believes lu ideas. v t,i.r 70 WI :Webztst tne
nhanii !. Or The word was unkn0Wh. Iconld
drnw,a mach clfser pafp1Jst between Mr.
Bri.ht and Mr. chptesS ftoa whom hs again
difTcrs In his afeutlonal nature elnicst ~
much - frnm Webster In hss moral. - =
, 1866-09-16

j. meeting Was helt st the Reeanier,s
taurt ri>cua tau s~:usday evening. rassazns
to, tar following Ise;ire, rtheh Ras {ae+.ed
oyts The eiiy s,a Friday. t...-
.SaFtuxa1 ENyuS AEk-1xG..-{Isct1rs rf ~
-AEerk1n ss%it:-,A meeting, e. fass National
rssnb aHl NJ t:seAco, AID nf rslfeeas, -.sdis.*
ka6 S4}eIH wta er,:tl4sy eaddt>e 4se rssatn.atea
ant 8sa.rxs f -h~ Ssti ust tns#r t+.E estisl nF
A-cntt II. $50 sa fna:sar;t hta. Will ee hel1 II
tst selArx.efs Gent se'.,ni ou SntHsessy tTraiET
:. Gtac;ai paHEs j.. MaxN. rsrtfa mt ysa ssa:.
cAp.saE JoakrH " II *b~, sxt1es4sy.
Il. tsfrNal e.. nAr1..
T.. thst1r:sp Of tie f.sren1.ss toz3ttee-
T1:e isuitor. Tes' 4stcn,,. the kceosae,'s
r.tst Ecr1, t,;ere': As;f l':etr.i sAe h s1s.;*
tia,l ataoysay ar4rt As< o'r,ack. Ia shr rt,asss
= .ne .crsa.15E =i1 rezsons, nys of nS"sa
! ,sass=; a~scsoluSr s,s,-a ,d,atits.s wlla ,.o
Democratic rat:y, ca4-s. to ttt na-esiAc nHt
At IA ike Wars .!'e:t ,fore liar. tour per,
sent In sAs rpes,n :acesacr. TIL. Ce,?rett,e4t.
| vert aFas i:.tn=+1s di.s1.=.ld, .;irxsas Tia.
/ the ~ease th1scl,!ei isy il the Eet ttss 4.
! 1tsDS Ss,E h.1 Ent ,Ast Lac IKE With sudieient
drsit'su in It+se parts, Taey s>+.ic~+4t ssat
tee Ft'seaf rti,es-hciatrs Il Cs.ieasso were
/ Ell E4aiszis a. heart, 1:te tsty Law lass
tbs '.Aatjs'11t Eniun aaliya tssm,M rsvsy
t.aertai, Gn.M A. J. *:e,ld tcsftey. !he E!so!e
=. a5a s;.ve ths nsEeee Ia his t.alr sruc
! fs:t.s,ds, lhe rnr:e!he>as- It Is ns*-tless 10
. ai;a ttat IA Gsi-t.ss.- Il. tzsu.Actl,d.
, 1866-09-16

The pr*,tcnt. whas d KIss
Of vtstsins lie Mammoth Cray ~
tbt r,smmu.h eAys q hts 7M = H Il
seene-Tbc Eozntbc hsf tss 49,.
4. johnson. r.1al qaAtf
M. se4rtuJr" ssrma n11s. IL:
4, 5ohn.or--~ 1tEg b wns+as.sss2S
.,Brsatsd.5seer Rszasa ~ 4eS;a Y
speech thst 1rp bsd received ma1:
people Of friseonsfn thsn ha hse1sa|
Ihe7e Isno doubt ~ tkat pots
Tia N~1ort !Mxs n1ss.ssij
depend apon taa-D -Dedoes.atif: 8N
ttor- 1--WE presume tsaf y Z
The ate...:ed lotalhH'ef e ss|
orr A. 1oh1,t0EE -1tt y rs
t:ou nnd Ike thlrty.E I etas 7
a. iosaton I. repa4tA ::sa.1stsEtss
tie circle 70 set zs-4 u ths T. Et{s i Ett{s!s|
The. Ser. yo.s Mrasd 9.rssyfii II
tao sla-tt rat prepares y ies1s { = & III
heater tul.aw. !. = sssSas
; "lsta4e i xaJbody asast q
n that ] sare IN. 'uttst ,sye ~
r.ft,us.un, .4f b 4ndys 5sass . m
About IKE = hoy eensusts n
.asf rpnn tonr-t biks. T. tes RE
The New : Torks 1tssF w1s1s :Ss
rt,,tlpr srd:-4!y,k., i ~ n
Jehnaon c1tu1d not ani0 ] = q ~ ~
+ yas :t>4ss as r. :. essssA: - ! '.sss4 4
! qseaa;ss seins aakA 4aat = 80 ~
, 1866-09-16
WIEN Is Fp4tuin sttt,}
tssd likewise ehnpl{n h, the rxredishn1
- 1hS0Wfs%. = ~.
The Lonaou Spectator, in commenting .on
the tneoms returns published la Nov YORK.

T.
The Lcnaou Spectator. in commenting ,on
the sneome returns published In So~ YORK.
I've @cc from :he 1lsts tAat one Ajexsuder
7. Stewart. dtF sooda person, We believe, re.
tnEps an income Of qua 40 year, tbs great
e*s y Aaaehea. = II Mr: Stewart Is not tho
mare re preventative Of q ccmp3oy. It il alsn.
IN ali psobao1n,y, ths iatgttt business il.
come n tln world. Il i extremely nrseb-
abae, n We sxecPt the Ro,hsShn1s, *aoso
wsa1th Is rather that ofs huaiir than, of IN "a
tnalsiduals that sny "uncrowusa person has
an Income approaching Mr.: EtewArt's. u
sneh one exists, Il mast 10 among the
South American States, where thefc ars sun
one or tTo families wtth incomes sQfp.szipq
those of Enrrpe.: The I.re+st reaIlxed. il.
so somo IN AussIsa !. As.As,ss's returned W
hrlow the English highest level. hui eonsid. Id
efaaty ebave the boundary. 1tnr between thr
tish sndt. millnpaisc, Eatna,y j: co o0D !
ths5s ueEo certainty not ore taoussnd, such
'mNltnnalses IN The 1oF,d, bat with The rise
Ia rrtts ard prices, tho number must have
considerably increuacd.r - = 4
, 1866-09-16

=, FFcd- pou8IAsa, In hia Late PhfladetroIA
vlkst, had IN lntsrvsex With hA old tna1s*af.
and Misttess. lis had not kecn tho LADY, {1r
twcnty-uvs years. She ~as rety; Kind 10
him = hen boy, md receised him very CIR
dLal1y- HA old matter long aso bscane
couy1ncxd of tho Gin Of slavery, aad Gecti
his slaves. Hc was now living e. Dal tlmnre.
hut when he heard TINT his oil runRvay
had been chosen a de1rsats.so the ennYen,
ticn he esme up pu.posely To aes him,
, 1866-09-16

-, tbs: New ynsk LerS.a Il tht stn1iuy i*st-es
1T tho FthEscn party, |. ANNOUNCES teset aiE
is lG~.-:ta, cT@ss tsfs.raut il eo:eins,
VI iisl esll s~rep ti1c Gorr.rhesd& ont ri
'cvrst Serth*tss ssase, tnr;usiiae Ne # ynrs. -
and tstas lac SesI Congress viii be nyea Is;s-c
dseidetl!: r.taeA; than sLs prss.as- one In
rs:s-e,tte 70 Tic sa.e4. eeetrsI va. s,ssc'st.a.
&c ic slle New York 7i,Ht,. l., .aya I bat hi. II
".sn;r a.}disg r.s,ihrstil,tea to :rsatins E.c,
*.ast .he ass,:se7 The President Il t:s,ued
~ ie,nn eurss !sech1t>. isrtisana ara ..eaeieF.
ats f:it.sds :.c better II Viii 1,s for aitl ~
tis t'i:s'tsi reputation. TIL, lreaa hint el
~ riplent d!.s4trs'nu u ,he Goserrsassnt cul.
.'zpstts, ~e lsi.es.s from the s2tseSaty ot
"S;aie; :or. Il ue ta4sia ~ mol. :ae sauae h.n'
...pHk hist <1.r,wn es:t h. hts sysrrt2l Aa,nt
s tTgan u Au:4pru sts;ue Eto-:h8 aED" :.
, 1866-09-16

Esu, fatdfe senet,,o5. iatafa fondasr, and
secaTin.: on Al eternal basis thv freedom, or
al saen, hnd the eqas,ity Of ell frsemea,
, 1866-09-16

Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad, h.s
!nint'd the 1afns1'u 1AEy- We Ate Aathps-
tsed to ray That there ia net rozi. Of truth
In Tic ntAteMcEl.
, 1866-09-16

-.-,- Tar Ehie=.a TtH!x1 hts aa~' s'--
.,.4 etz-, that Hon. H. W WodSEtt,
.,x-+ ri, s,a,4 s<.nu.ts7 frou' tAe NaukcEaH
.:%,r,,t and now Vis9 President VI 1fr
, 1866-09-16

+ Tia sesnile of psRn Rtslmoad haa ai1sn on
John aosElsssJ.s ne eaRissefsa Holman tnsouxh
-. Albany Centeutias sasi -e-.t4NeSa to he
, 1866-09-16

,isssv :. --s.,.s4 :s5,i; ~ ssssa3 'S.st.
s,.s,s5s, !. = r. sa,s-
~ts*r~-. +; s~ es-$&s;;Sss S'"s:tes = g -
.nes, nv sises thec< y =t'ss's,, y u. F%sssf
has 1scGrrd the copy risat !: - :, ia "~'s;
,ar Nj. Edwin Ada.as, Chicago l&yositr.
, 1866-09-16

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.,.. f,7rssisE ;,ss.tr', ~ ~ A*'s y $
= - .s..s:332E s~s* rze1es:. :
lit th+ h,.sts.hc .,-"zs*~~sS - >,',' =
A4t:stiea,i5 ss Michael --~*t.~~ .h'sS
rase4" arc spinning cat the tazrsS u 't'~ =
, 1866-09-16

ntung leader tos Tho New 1TtsA 0+zN.s1y. Raas.
sur Aontasc7, ths samblss md pfiss tshtsr.
, 1866-09-16

A f. Z s.,,, - '.aure de- EllnA
r@Fss'ts -. = = ~ - .idate fur her
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, 1866-09-16

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, 1866-09-16


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E1Nt1l41c IkEu 4ERlut ~ kNE'1|ETt.
: Ia Stw Turk 1ei;Ers in ,;.t p,senrd IL hi:
Rip V~s WtNf.e And tu:h to The 1'free sna
slac acting The syitnesie re:nafka, viii which
The ftvittts,is: hat jn&s e1scd his r.s,i;l. sra
xesy ntpl!ea.;2s. Al C,arse's wlnte- Gar
aen, they ssu playing SUI. likely 70 psay fesr
aan,u time 50 7l,e Chaylstsr,'t - cha.tatau
piecr o{ Frtn:., ssuaasias,. MARI sr,lsl:, tl,e
to1at,iian. hsA thttn the Scw York Theatre,
| Hh.ca Esed TO be 4 chrrc.., ana STD :etasps
tie .eserf1e and oatwsrd selntlance Ut; =
church. This uas originality hought and
fitted W hy well kuc = a sud wealthy mer-
rlant * View Tnrs city, far Ms. LnrJ
Rush.nr, bat Mis- Lacy, For some reason NJ
oshr.. s,;ll Into dit:asnr, and the Institution.
has ra-seA .rss ctaer hands AZ SihloF.. a
utv PLAY Is arnounrst, *ilh : uats" tilai
savuyh ii t;ond and thunstr.. "Di4rk tr'lok, =
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

CONFERENCE APPorNrMEyTs.-Atitsla late session
the California N. T. Conference made the follow
ing appointments for Mount Shasta District =
j. J. Cleveland, P. E.-Yreka, George McRae !;
Scott Valley, J. Baldwin Weaverville, S. Bel
knap, supply Shasta, J. H. Taylor, supply Red
Bluff, to be supplied Crescent City, ]. Rice, sup
ply; Trinidad, J. NJ. Campbell Arcata, S. l..
Hamilton Eureka, J. w. Hines; Eel River, A.
Taylor Fern Dale, j. Burnell.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

WAXING UP.-Since ex-Sherif John b. May
and Capt, Bob Curry struck their rich claim in
Canyon creek, above junction City, the miners
in that section waking up. Many claims
have been located between Junction City and the
old Butler place, and new domicils already
going up. Incredulous as it may seem, May
Curry's claim is yielding from 500 to $500 a
day occasionally $50, $50 or SO piece.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

RETURsED.-The party which went from In
dian Creek in pursuit of the murderers of Mckir-
nan, returned last week. Mr.. Stratton, one of
the party, informs that they went nearly to
the head of Antelope canyon, in Tehama county,
but having no animals to pack provisions, were
obliged to return. The murderers Cow
Creek Indians, and supposed to have been four
teen in number. We regret that they were not
overtaken and punished.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

New OFFICERS. s.-Following are the new officers
of Canyon City Division, Sons of Temperance,
for the ensuing term IS. S. Garwood, W. P;
Mrs. Margaret Gilzeau, W. A.; j. J. Gregory,
r. S.; Miss Mary E. Gilzean, A. r. s.; Jas
Barrett, F. s.. Rol. Smith, Treasurer r. h.
Buckley, C.; Miss Emma Brown, A. c.; Wm
Tesh, I. s.. Thos. Scanlan, o. s.; Wm Guthrie,
2. w. p Night of meeting, Saturday
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13
$4,000 A YEAR!

MADE BY ANY ONE WITH SsI5. STEM
lM GIL Tools. No experience necessary The
Presidents, Cashiers and Treasurers of three
Banks indorse the circular. Sent free with sam
pies Address the AMERICAN STENCIL TOOL
WORKS, Springfield, Vermont. 33:3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13
COUNTY REDEMPTION FUND.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ACCORDING
~ to law, that sealed proposals for the surren-
der of county Warrants will be received at the
office of the undersigned, in Weaverville, up to
the last day of the November session OF the
Board of Supervisors.
JOSEPH CRAIG, Co. Treasurer
Weaverville, Oct. 5, 1866. 49:i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

"CLorHlNG is CHEAP. III you don't believe
it 60 to |. Karsky Co.'S establishment, adjoining
the Drug Store, and price their new and exten-
sive stock, just received. That firm have great
faith in the efficacy of printers ink, as will be
seen by referring to their extensive announce
ment to-day. They know from experience that
liberal system os advertising pays, and we are
glad to know that it does in their case.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

MAIL MATTERs-We last week announced by
authority, that until further notice Taggarts
Stage would leave Shasta at o'clock, A. NJ
We now announce that the Stage has returned
to the old time of departure from Shasta.
letter from Mr.. Taggart, dated October 9Th, ex-
plains why this has been done. In addition to
the numerous complaints from all quarters at
having mail and express matter delayed two days
on account of leaving Shasta before the arrival
of the Stage from below, the Forwarding Mer
chants at Red Bluff and business men here COM
plain loudly, for this Thursday is the
regular day for spipping goods from Red Bluff
for this place, and the Forwarders prepare and
forward their letters, with the Teamsters' re-
ceipts on Friday morning, but if the Weaver
vile Stage leaves Shasta before the arrival of
the Stage from below, on Friday morning, these
remain in Shasta until the following Monday,
and consequently do not reach Weaverville until
after the teams with the goods have arrived here
Under these circumstances Mr.. Taggart has con-
cluded to leave Shasta heretofore, after the
arrival of the Stage from below. Nobody seems
to be discommoded by the arrangement but the
Postmaster here. The mail arrived at twenty
| five minutes to 10 o'clock Wednesday eve
ming, but was not distributed until next morning
To our notion the contractor and stage driver
have the worst of the bargain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

The new and beautiful Flag which went to the
peak of the village flagstaff on receipt of the
Eastern election news, was purchased in San
Francisco by Mr.. Jas. Edgecomb, chairman of
the last 4th of July committee, with the funds
remaining over from that occasion. 1t cost, de-
liyered here, $50 more the amount on hand
Any persons who feel disposed to donate towards
making up the deficiency, may call at the JouR-
NAL Office-thc headquarters of the new coors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

ELEcrED-Henry W. Corbett, proprietor of the
Oregon and California Stage line, has been cleo
ted United States Senator from Oregon by n
straight party vote of 3S to 81. He is frank,
clear, outspoken Union man, and will be found a
very worthy supporter of the principles laid
down in the Constitution of the United States,
and firm upholder of the doctrine that great
and victorious nation is not to be sold out to its
conquered foes.-Red Bluff Independent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13
LATER {!

SAN Francisco, llth-l, P.M
PESxsYLvASIA.-Republc majority, 1000,
with probable gain of two Congressmen.
OnIo.-Republcan majority $4,000 to sc, 600
Congressional delegation unchanged-l7 Repuo-
lican, . Democrats.
ISDIASA.-Republican majority $4,000 to 20
900. Probable gain of two Dem. Congressman
IowA.-Republcan majority $4,000, with en-
tire Congressional delegation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

DoSATIeSs.-We are afforded au opportunity
of returning thanks to Mr. Spencer Lowden, of
the Grass Valley ranch, for a sack of the largest
and best potatoes we have ever seen in the coun-
ty. Also, to Mr.. Joseph McGilivray, of Trim
ity river for a box of splendid apples.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

FATAL STEAMBOAT AccIDEyT.--The Steamer
Julia, playing between San Francisco and Stock
ton, exploded her steam drum near Alcatraz
Island, one day last week, killing eight persons
and wounding quite number-al employees of
the boat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

ExcoURAGISG.-A New York dispatch of Sent
9th announces that the Time, on tho.
out distinctly for Governor Fenton and the reo-
ular republican nominees, and says the Demo-
Gratis deserve and VIII receive, severe drub-
hing o-~0
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13

KILLED BY A CAvING BANK.--We learn that
Peter Victum, better known " French Pete, -
was killed in his mining claim at Volunteer Flat,
near Red Hill, Trinity river, on the 10th instant,
by a falling bank. He was a partner with VIM.
Mathews, and a much respected citizen