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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06
Assignee's Sale.

non 49, 80 HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL,
~ oppose Ior sale at public auction. in front of
'.v ', court House door, in the town If w. "
tnte, county OF Trinity and State of Californ;a
oe'%een the hours of O'Clock, A. N. and 90
saturday the 1sth day OF April,
A. D., 1867, all the right, title and ;n,.,.s. -
". .: Lowcen, an insolvent debtor, in and to
the following described property, to wit The
one-haif interest in that certain saw-milI Ac
situate on Grass Valley creek, a short distance
oeiow buckhorn Station. on the Weaveryille and
Shasta Wagon Road, and formerly known as the
new mill OF W. s. Lowden, all of which is attn.
ate In the county and State first above mention
ed.-Dated March 30, 1867.
10. R. CLIFFORD,
iA'0i' Assignee Of W. s. Lowden.
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ALWAYS SouSD.-The message of Gov. Bull
lock to the Legislature of Massachusetts,, which
convened on the first day of the year, is most
able and patriotic document. After commenting
on the affairs Of the State, he concludes with
this model sentiment on the interests OF State
and nation 90 By singular felicity in the re-
quirement of our law, here, on the threshold of
duty, we have pledged allegiance and service to
the two-fold jurisdiction and the subj lie unity
of Massachusetts and the Union. The same con-
science binds us to both. Destiny and events,
God and history, have given US the same love
and veneration for both. 1t is we'll that the
greater part of time in these chambers be ex-
pended in that deliberation and discussion which
pertains to local legislation. But no thought, or
measure, or policy OF our own, ought TO stand
in preference to the welfare of the whole Union,
with which ours is blended, preference to the
duty which we, in common with all our coun-
trymen, drawn by fraternity, and love, and
loyalty, to perform towards the race of man."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

MATTERS on CANYON CREEx.-OrdinariIy Mt
this season of the year no section of the county
is better supplied with water than Can, on creek.
But the continued cold weather of the last six
weeks has checked the melting of the snow on
the mountains, and the water supply has conse-
quently not been over-abundant- There is rea-
SON to hope that the warm season will soon COM
mence. ana then all will be life and activity
there. There are many good claims in the ricin-
ity of Canyon City and Red Flat, and lately new
dipoings have been opened on the main stream,
two miles above the mouth of the East Fork =
More prospecting is being done there than in any
other section of the county, and in some instances
with fattering prospects
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

To the Voters of Trinity Count y.-Ihe
dcrsgned announces that he Independent
the Office of COUNTY CLERK at the approaching election
elected pledge myself to pay into the hands of the SUI
pentendent Of Public Schools the Of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS in L. gold coin. for the benefit of the General
School Fund of Trinity county in the following manner Il
will place in the hands of the Superintendent of Schools
the day into Office order drawing proper
unatc part of my salary-that is onef my entire salary
until the full amount of 030 in gold coin shall be paid
And for further guarantee in T." election that the
above pledge shall be fulfilled to the letter, have filed
oath before Justice Loveny that effect and both pledge
and oath have been recorded in the records Trinity
ty. WILLIAM ID. EVERIART.
Weaverville March 25, 1861
Sworn before this 9th day of March. A. D. 1867
a6"2m. f. =. LovEJ0Y, Justice of the Peace.
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TRAIL IMPRovED.-Road overseer Guthrie and
Van Kellogg have made some crcdtable improve
ments in the trail leading up Canyon creek
First the almost perpendicular 4" climb" to gain
the high point this side of PENNSYLVANIA Bar, has
been done away with by an easy grade around
the hillside. The ugly and dangerous trail over
the point at the crossing of the gulch above
Pennsylvania Bar, has given place to a new one
over which you may travel with case and safety
Altogether, we have never seen the Canyon creek
trail in better condition than it is at present
Kellogg and Guthrie entitled to a universal
vote of thanks for the Improvements they have
made.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

From MoSTANA.-We have received letter
from Capt. D. H. Trufant, dated Helena, March
9TH, in which he says that at that time the snow
was foot deep. The week previous he had
been to the Missouri river, a distance of Is miles
Throughout the whole distance be reports cattle
poor and in great distress, the crop of bay gath
cred last season having been entirely exhausted
He writes follows in regard to his observa-
tions the trip Farmers and drovers begin to
ascertain that this country will not do to winter
stock in, unless hay is provided for such emer
gencies as the last winter has proved. l talked
with many farmers, and did not find one but
thought he could do better somewhere else, and
wanted to sell. None have located for life, only
for ga raise" Vie writes that Sew. Jacobs
believes their new discovery Trinity Gulch) will
turn out well. Fisher, Sawyer, Wormall and
other Trinity boys were yell, but not doing very
well, be says. Killbury is putting up quartz
mill at Virginia, Montana Ludwig and Fleason
had gone to Arizona.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

ODD FELLOWS ASxIvERsARY.-At a regular
meeting of North Star Lodge, held last evening,
b. Block, Esq. was by the unanimous voice of
the Lodge requested to deliver an oration before
the members of the Order, at Odd Fellows Hall.
on the 26th instant. which request he has ac-
ceded to. The Secretary was instructed to ex-
tend invitations to the members of Trinity Cen
ter, French Gulch. Shasta and Red Bluff Lodges
to be present. The hour at which the oratiou
Will be delivered has not yet been decided on
A list of managers for the party to be given in
the evening, is published elsewhere
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dear -. .a sorry but have cut my finger,
and have dropped some blood on your new chart,
and / see / have soiled the very spot which 1
was going to point out as that whereabouts you
4bund me. But, he added in a light laugh.
'that will do instead to mark the place" !
have the two charts now, both marked exactly
alike one done by Capt. Williams, in the flesh,
accidentally the other by-reader, can you tell
whom San frdncisco Bulletin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

CANYON CRY BUsiyEss.-0ne of the neatest
and best supplied mercantile stands in the coun-
~ is that of Brooks & Kellogg, at the above
point. As the saying is, anything from needle
to an anchor may be had at their establishment
We are glad to learn that their business is
prosperous one. Thede'S big Hotel is kept in
trim style, and Chilean is very attentive to the
wants OF his guests. Business of all kinds will
be lively there month or two hence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

PREPARING FOR THE SPRING AND SUMNER CAM
PAIeN.-Mr. Norcross, resident Photographer
has enlarged his Gallery, corner of Court and
Taylor streets, and is getting everything in COM
plete order for the Picture season. He expects
TO be able to furnish as good Photographs as can
be obtained out side of the cities, and we hope
to see his efforts encouraged by the people of the
county, who should feel pride in sustaining a
home institution of tlis nature. He will be
prepared to take pictures in any style soon
as clear weather comes again-if it ever does
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

ENTIRELY Conservative San Francisco En-
am'nsr was loudest in denunciati.n of Andrew
Johnson 8 recreancy and drunkenness three years
ago. In consideration of those unforgotten at
tentions johnson has now designated the Eram-
iner as the paper in that city which shall publish
the Laws of the United States. While the act is
perfectly in keeping with the Presidents recent
course, we can't help but think how greatly the
Eramner's peculiar class of patrons will relish
many of the laws passed by the last Congress-
On the whole we consider the award a left-hand-
ed compliment to the assassionationists' organ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE This body
will meet in San Francisco next Wednesday, and
will designate the time for holding State Con-
vention. Felix Tracy, of Shasta, represents the
Ninth District.
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Frese'S Hamburg Tea,
ra- Hope for the Afiicted.-Iy another mart Of

eA- Hope for the Afiiicted.-Iy another part Of
this will be found the advertisement of the
Institute established by DR. j. C. Young in 1880 In tisage
of deceit and charatanism it is suffering to
point out to them where they
ed Tor relief and Under the of the sku
sick and troubled dves themselves of their burdens
oil pain and shame lay aside their
ana happiness If sick trouble, not
Head the advertisement and follow the advice
the number the Of directing your letter
CISCO "'"s'"" ''iee San az ri"h
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

\ TREAT.-Sensation lovers in and about San
Francisco being edited by the daily publca-
ton of the evidence in the case of Mrs Clark
against Michael Reese, for breach of PROMISE
Reese is noted capitalist, fifty years of age, and
the complainant widow of forty. If the evi-
dence elected por,.ays the state of society in
San Francisco, weep for her many backslid-
ings: lie Dillon, who keeps a saloon on the
fashionable street of that city, and who is an ac-
knowledged participant in "respectable y social
gatherings, swears that he was guilty of improp-
er intimacy with Mrs. Clarke but deemed it such
ordinary transaction in that latitude that he
did not scruple to introduce his intended wife to
his :: respectable " friend, and even invited her
to accept the hopitalities of his home after mar
riage. Good counsel are engaged on both sides,
and if there any rich things in the case they
will be brought out before the trial closes. Hall
McAllister is for Reese, and Alex. Campbell is
taking care of Mrs. Clarke's responsibility.
P. S.-The jury returned a verdict in favor of
the woman for S. 900, and Reese asks the Court
to allow him to try it over again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

The New SroRE-Abe Lotfman requests us to
state that he expects his entirely new stock of
of dry-goods, clothing, boots, hats, etc, to ar
rive on Saturday, April 18th. He advises citi-
zens of the county to delay their purchases un-
I'll the new stock arrives, believing that the diff
ference in prices of all articles to be offered will
make it to their advantage to do So His stock
will be displayed in Edgecomb's building, adioin-
ing the store of Williams l. Co. for the present.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

NEW ROAD To THE FALLEY.-The Shasta Cou-
rier is informed that effort will shortly be
made to raise sufficient funds to build a wago.l
road from Indian creek, in this county, to con-
meet with the Shasta and Red Bluff road near
the present crossing of Cottonwood. The infor-
nation is correct Prominent citizens of Doug
las City and Indian creek intend going over the
route about the middle of the present month for
the purpose of viewing the country over which
the proposed road is to pass. Assistance is prof
tered the enterprise by moneyed men in that
portion OF Shasta county through which thenew
road VIII run. Parties familiar with the route
say lna' a road can be built from Weaverville to
Red Bluff. ria Douglas CITY and Indian creat anJ
striking the old road at the Prairie House. from
eighteen to twenty miles nearer than the present
travelled one. There will be but one toll hr;dna
on the route contemplated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

IN GOOD TRIM.-Day Anstead have com
p'eteiy metamorphosed the Butler place at the
crossing of Canyon creek The ricketv old
buildings have given place to a new house. and
tne place has an air of comfort and bosnitaIitv
a1oue II now. Don't fail to give them a call
wien you pass that way N"''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

New ORLEANS TO BE REcoSsTRucTED.-To the
Joy of Union men and the dsmay of nullhers in
that city, gallant Phil. Sheridan has ordered all
disloyal officials to vacate their places. There
will be no Mayor Monroe, with his minlons, to
encourage riots, murder and rapine in the fu-
ture Five thousand voters, constituting the
"Grand Army of the Republic " in that city,
recommended H. C. Yarmouth for Mayor. He
declined and the choice is now left to Sheridan.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

HARD AT Ir.-Alex. George had fifteen China
mea at work on the Oregon Gulch road last week
He intends to put all the roads in his district in
repair without further delay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

CATHOLIC CEURcH SERvrcE.-Rev. Father o.
Kane will hold service at the Catholic Church
Weaverville, on ' Palm Sunday April I4th-
Mass will be celebrated at l0} o'clock, A. NJ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

Quarterly MEErISG.-Rev. J. ]. Cleveland
Presiding Elder of Mount Shasta District, will
preach at the Court room. weaverville. on Sum
day morning, April 7th, at IL o'clock, and at 4
o clock in the evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

AhRIvALs.-The Shasta Stage came loaded on
Wednesday night. The wife of Hon. John
Jones, B. Block, Esq. of the Express Office. and
our old townsman, Abe Loffman were among
the passengers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

Special Medical NOtice.-DR. CIAs II. TOZER
would most respectfully inform the afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the same place. CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco where
he has been established for for the SPE
ClAL COMPLAINTS Having renquished my old mode of
advertising which has become with all the Ouack
Doctors If san Francisco filling the Fran
cisco with false for the of imposing
strangers think II only necessary to inform those need
PRACTICE that can be consulted at all business hours at
my Medical Institute corner Of kearney ard Jackson streets
San Francisco
Ladies suffering from Whites Piles Weakness of the back
Pain in the Side Headache Palpation the Heart De-
Of their Monthly Sickness and all other Diseases
that the Female System subject will find prompt relief
by applying to DR.. CIIAS. II. TOZER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were known to fail
in giving relief those for which they recommend
ed To he obtained only at Office Price DOLLARS
with full directions each box Sent by express
Address CIIAS. III. TOZER. NJ D.. Francisco Cal or
Lock Box 1884. Consultation free. All communications
strictly confidential. CHAS. II. TOZER NJ ID
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital. London
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

New MUsGc.-We are indebted to NJ. Gray,
San Francisco, for very pretty Irish ballad
composed by L. II. Lavenu, entitled "MolIy
Ashore -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

FRsIGHr ARRivISG.-Thc spring stocks are be-
ginning to arrive. Half a dozen loaded teams
came in this week, and as many more arelooked
for before next Saturday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

TEACHERS WASTED.-The Trustees of Miners
Siiie District desire TO employ Teacher for the
ecnooi at that place, which is small. Particulars
VIII De furnished on application at this Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

ORAroRs.-The Odd Fellows of Placerville and
Auburn are preparing to celebrate the approach
ing Anuiversary-April goth. At the former
place Hon. A. A. Sargent will deliver the ora
ton; at the latter Hon. Newton Booth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

THAxKs-To Mr.. Oberdeener for March num-
bers of the Rirerside Magazine and The Arsery,
a monthly magazine for young readers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

SErTLED--General Sheridan authorizes the
statement that he neither intends to marry or
run for the Presidency.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

pAcA AGAIS.-Mrs. F. A. Buck and two chill
aren returned by the last steamer and has re-
}oineo ner husband at Red Bluff Hon. NJ. ".
fersonette came by the same steamer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

DISTRICT CouRr.-The April term will COM
mence on Monday next. There are two import
ant and complicated cases on the docket, which
may prolong the session two or three weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06
A LOUD AND JusT CoNPLAINr.-The following
well-timed effusion by young :" limb OF the
law - has been handed US for publication

A LouD AND JusT CoNpLAIST.-The following
well-timed effuson by a young g limb OF the
law - has been handed US for publication
In the Unirerss World of Terra Erma-In the High Court
of Chancery in and for the Northern Dstrict-Sprng
term Before Old Sol. Chief Justice. The MINERS OF
wEAvERvuLE BASIN VS.. JACK FROST AND RUDE B0REAs
The plaintiffs in said complaining say
That sail defendants. heretofore, TO wit
In Eighteen Sixty-Seven-bank day
OF January February. without good reason. 1t
Being the time when plaintiffs hands hornier)
At Trinity county State Of California
Without regarding the said plaintiffs rights,
Did wrongfully a strict injunction lay
Upon the streams which flow from Ballys nights,
And on the which fall by night and day,
Thereby deprivng plaintiffs of their water.
And making OF their prospects most sad slaughter.
And plaintiffs say it works them grievons wrong
And if it should continue through the Spring,
They'll be compelled to sell out for song
And largely lose-in fact lose everything
Their capital got by the toll of years
Will disappear as snow-hakes melt TO tears
And plaintiffs say if they kept much longer
From sluicng, they heretofore have done.
They're like to be compelled to suffer hunger,
And be Obliged. perhaps, to cut and run
Because for each day they are short OF water,
At that rate their credits getting shorter
Wherefore said plaintiffs pray for swift relief
From said defendants. and said wrongful acts,
So they pay up store bills and for beef,
And ask order that said Frost relax
His icy grasp upon the limpid fountains
Now held imprisoned high up in the mountains
And plaintiffs pray said Borcas be commanded
T. Immediately wait black storm-clJuds hither,
Gre plaintiffs financially quite stranded
And give at least three months of rainy weather,
That plaintiffs from debts and cares may 60 iorth
And your petitioners will ever pray, &C.
EARNEST ANXIOUS, Attys for PiaintlHs.
The plaintiffs prayer has had the desired ef-
feet. Portentous clouds began to appear ere the
title of the cause was in type, and before the
complaint was finished tt actually commenced
raining.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

COOP JoKE.-John Bigler is announced as
candidate for Congress, from the Second District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

a Just now Is planting time. Garden, field and
nowe, ns seeds OF every kind may be obtained at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

MISERsvILLE.-We learn from that section that
the pick and shovel fraternity are busy, and
generally with good prospects ahead. Fred
Deiner has been running two pipes all winter
and has washed OF an immense amount of upper
dirt. Everybody we have talked with from that
section thinks Fred. has one of the best claims
In the county, and that washing up time will
prove it. Mr.. James Gardiner has purchased the
claim on Sroufe creek worked last year by Draper
q Johnson, and it is paying frst-rate now One
day last week he picked-up nugget weighing
forty dollars. Quite a number of miners are
now at work near the head of Buckeye creek
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SAN FRANCISCO ASSAYING
REFINING WORKS,
416 montgomery Street,
Successors TO KELLOGG, HEWSToR q co.,
CAPITAL STOCK, sl,OOo,000.

-DIRECToRs -
JOHN PARROTT, CIAS f. McLANE,
WM. C. RALSTON, A. HAYWARD,
LOUIS A. GARNETT.
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rurges out these impurities. and stimulates
the of life into vigorous action restoring the health
and expeng disease. Hence it rapidly variety of
complaints which caused by purity of the blood such
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las. Ter SIT Rhrun S,a1d Head Ring Worm.
TIM h7rgularify Suppression Whites Sery also Syph
Ills Teaerio Disea@ Lirer Complaints and Hart Disea
Try AYERS SARsAPARILLA. and yourself
surprising activity with which ceanse the blood and Grad
cates these disorders.
During late years public have been misled by large bot
ties pretending give quart of of Sarsapara
dollar. Most of these have been frand upon sick
for they only contain little any Srsapara but often
curative properties whatever. Hence. bitter disappoin
has followed the Of the various of Sarsapa
rila which the the
Synonymous with imposition Still call this
compound Sarsaparla and in md to supply such remedy
shall the from the load of ooquy that rests
upon it, We think we have ground for believing it has v
which irresistible by the ordinary of the dsea
ses it nendef cure We can only assure the sick that
offer them tie best Alternative which know how topro
have believe it is by most
fectual purifier of the blood discovered 10y body.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is universally known to
rpass other remedy for the cure of Cghs, fs I'
dHeHsa. I,ass,ess. Group, Br'cbdis hepint Cnsstioa
and for the relief of Consnmpve patients in advanced sta
of the disease that useless here to recount the evil
dencc of its virtues. The world knows them.
y J. ASER Co. LEVEL, %T Ma and tSd .b BY
r. H. MCDONALD Co. San Francisco emaa,
Medical Advice.-Dn WIN X DouERrY's Medical and
Surgical Institute is becoming sine to the welfare
Of State and health of citizens and his rapidly sprea
ding reputation although it excite surprise but
signal of Skill and follows natural effect Of such
cause we are personally acquainted with gentlemen wlio
had suffered for years under chronic and who hal ta
ken advantage of available that promised re-
lief nt without until they called upon DR. DoHfErY
who IN an Incredibly short of time. has
tire relief 1t is gratifying tn,
Doctor is gentleman who seeks Of
to establish his reputation. the superstructe Of
his own upon the ruin Of anothers fame. The Doctor cor
ducts his Institute in such manner that must he gratifying
to all his PATIENTS He examines. advises recommends
without charge and the patient after hearing terms for
treatment can accept or reject at pleasure In
the Doctor make charge unless he a
Is able to DO because he feels the confidence which long
pericncc has given. and doubt consolation which an
pertains to that confidence Persons afflicted with either a.
cute or chronic disease would do well Doctor
all events it do no harm. for he
no iee nor does he insist obedience
the patient places himself under his
Sacramento street opposite the Pacific Steamship Com
pany's offce.-S1n Francisco Neics
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

DoUGLAOCITY.-The Trinity Rifles met last
Saturday and completed their organization by
opting a constitution and bylaws for the
government of the Company. The late Temper
ance Hall, 24x4s feet, has been purchased for an
Armory. The next regular meeting for drill
comes on Saturday 9th. The people of that
place strongly favor the project of opening new
road from Trinity river to the head of navigation
ON the Sacramento. Davison's ditch to Union
Hill, and Cochran's to Fllibuster Flat, have been
put in thorough repair, and the prospects are
good for a remunerative mining season. The
instruments for the new Brass Band lately organ
lied there have arrived. Thos. Wallace is fast
recovering from the injuries received last week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-06

DoueL.s CRY ScHooL.-The Trustees have re-
School commenced last Monday.