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THE WAR IN EUROPE.

All Europe is ablaEe with excitement, because
of the struggle between France and Prussia. A
bref siew of its crigiu and glance at the sit
uation, may prove not uninteresting. The nom
dnation of PriHoe s.eopod Of IIohenzolern to the
Spanish throne was tCeated by the French Gov
ernment threatening the security of France,
and it was demanded OF the Prussian King that
guarantees should be given against any one Of
his family ever accepting the Spanish crown.
War naturally followed upon refusal and a
contest has been inaugarated, destined to dreuch
farest scenes in blood aud cast many households
auto despair, The nearness of the contending
nations, and the density of their population.
arender il probable that the combat viii be ter
T6c in character, but Of Short duration
should the strife be prolonged through the
summer the rest Of Europe will undoubtedly be
drawn into its vortex. There existed good cause
for war between the contending nationaties, in
the fact that neither could arrive at the standard
Of greatness kept in view, save at the expense Of
The other. Prussia will have all Germany to
10 back her in the war, except Austria, while
France can rely for aid only upon Italy, Dem
'''''N ""F Auotl'Ns tiHhpS no Que OF lDeSe
will take her part, and sue will be left to oppose
superior numbers. The French undoubtedly
have the advantage Of discipline, experience and
equiroge. They have ayailed themselves
promptly Of the Improvements called forth by
the rebellion and their soldiers are hardened by
Algerian campaigns. Prussans are n quiet but
military people, and iu this war are united and
enthusiastic. She has performed wonders in the
last two or three years, and Sadowa is not for
gotten by her army. 1t is not improbable that
France will stand alone and will be compelled
50 rely upon her own resources entirely At
this time, her ordinary war strength consists of
$50 900 men, of whom 310 900 are ready to
start at tue tap of the drum. Prussia has ,2GG,-
600 men on war footing, with 300 900 ready to
march. Prussia and the balance of Germany
againt France and Austria, would not be une-
quaIly matched Every sentiment Of national
pride auimates the rank and file OF both armies.
aud we may expect fierce hand to hand fighting
The Prussian and French eagles cannot find
room for both on one continent They yet re-
member Jena and Waterloo
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STATE IwEBis.

Suiter county has lately produced a four-lcgged
chicken
The wheat crop OF Butte will be much larger
this year than last.
grizzly bear, killed by Seth Kinman, in Hum
boldt county weighed ! 400 pounds.
rich vein Of quicksilver has been discovered
within few miles Of San Beruardino
One Of the best mule teams hauling freight
from MVTsyille to the mountains is owned by a
Chipaman.
4 colored jury was impaunelcd at Vallejo, to
1ry a case OF assault and battery between col
ored parties.
ranch near MArysyille has seventeen acres
OF hops, from which the owner expects to realize
seven or eight thousand dollars.
The Fl Dorado Board of Supervisors propose
to purchase the tollroads in that county and
make them free public highways.
Al a recent entertainment in Vallejo, one of
the "Stars' was showered with peppered bou-
qucts, caullowers, onions and cabbuges.
An immense windmill has arrived at Sacra-
menio from the East for the Central Railroad
Company. 1t is to be erected at the machine
shops, beyond Suttcr slough.
The Plumas National mentions rumor Of a
rich strike having recently been made at Hun
garian Hill, near Quincy Three thousand dol
lars, it is sld were taken from four pans of
dirt.
Sacramento company is about to tunnel
through the Devils Elbow" ON Spanish
Creek, in PlumaS County, with view of work
ing the bed of the creek, together with the tail
ings that have accumulated from the washings
above.
Mount Shasta has been overtopped The
k0ntern sierras furnish two peaks which are
said to be of greater attitude than Shasta. They
are named Mount Whitney and Tyndal. The
farmer is ii ,730 feet above the level Of the sea,
aud the latter II 900 feet.
A. T. Stewart, of New York, has ordered a
quantity of the best made Of California blankets,
from the Mission and Pacific Wooden Mills, OF
Marysvllle. The order will tax the capacity of
both mills until January next, and will amount
10 about 60 carloads or GOO tons.
The State Board of Equalization has held its
first meeting at Sacramento, and effected an or
ganization. Robert Watt State Controller and
tN oihcio member Of the Board, is President,
aRd u. II Maslin, formerly District Attorney of
Nevada county, is Secretary
TweiVe Petri6ed trees have been discovered
GEAR calistoga. The largest is twenty -one feet
IN length by six feet in diameter, the roots being
below the surface OF the soil. This tree is in
seven places broken squarey across proving
that it was pelyiied when it fell.
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NJ IARItIIc ID.
aleW Adrtrtistmcnts.

TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
/ of Trinity, State Of California.
In the matter of the Estate Of JOSIAH DRINK
WATER, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of HENRY
FEENATY, Administrator of the Estate of Jo-
sah Drinkwater, deceased, setting forth that he
has filed his final account of his administration
upon said estate in this Court, and that the same
has been duly audited allowed and confirmed /;
that all the debts and administration haze been
paid and that portion of said Estate remains
to be divided, among the heirs of said deceased
and praying, among other things, for an order OF
distribution of the residue of said Estate among
the persons entitled
1t is ordered that all persons interested in the
Estate of the said Josiah Drinkwater, deceased
be and appear before the Probate Court of The
County of Trinity, at the Court room of said
Court in the town of Weavervile, on MONDAY,
the 9TH day of September A. d. 1870, at one
o clock p. NJ. Of that day. then and there to show
cause why an order Of distribution should not
be made of the residue of said Eastate among
the heirs Of the said Josiah Drnkwater, de.
ceased, according to law.
1t is further ordered, that n copy of this order
he published for four successive weeks before
the said 9th day Of September, a. d. 1870 in
the WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL, newspaper
printed and published in the County of Trinity
A. j. FELTER, Probate Judge.
Attest JoHN W. PuILBRooK, Probate Clerk.
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FOREIGN MINERS LICENSES. The press of Ne
yada county is discussing this tax. The Dis
trict Attorney of that county gave it his opin-
ion that the law Of Congress prohibiting such
taxation was unconstitutional, and the Superyi-
sors recommended the Deputy Assessor to con-
tinee the collection of the tax. But" said
one of the Assessors, supposing we should be
arrested by the United States Marshal, taken to
San Francisco, and be sentenced by the Federal
Court to years Imprisonment" RAh," re-
piled Supervisor, "you must look out tor shat.
The Supervisors might unquestionably appro-
pirate money to defend an officer arrested for
proceedings under a State law, but in case he
was convicted and sentenced to Imprisonment
neither the county nor State could stand between
him and punishment
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Notice TO Creditors.

N he matter qfae Estate efJAC0B KILLINGER deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ derSgnedi Administrator of the above
named Estate, to the Creditors, of and all per-
sons having claims against said deceased to ex-
hibit the same, with the necessary vouchers
within TEN MONTHS from the first publication OF
this notice, to the undersigned, at his residence
in the township of Canon City, Trinity county,
State of California.
ELLIS FLOWERS, Administrator.
Canon City, July II, 1870. 2S-4w
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THE NAY S'EEIESHHGS
or
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MODERN SPiRITUALlSM.
CARL BOSCO,

Having devoted years to the study of the Nat
ural and Occult Sciences, is prepared to enter
tain his audiences during two hours of delightful
deluson with "A pleasing variety of the most In
comprehensive Mysteries and Refined Illusions.
lie will reproduce all the Davenport Brothers
Mysteries including the celebrated Cabinet of
Wonders and the Rope-tying Feat.
CARL BOSCO will give TWO EXHIBITIONS
at THOMAS'S THEATRE, in WEAVERVILLE,
on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS next.
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THR bill TO provide new apportionmeut OF
Congressional representations, and to fix one
day for Congressional elections in all the States,
failed to pass Congress. The apportionment for
California will be determined by the census now
being taken, and our election will take place in
September, 1871.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

TnE mining village of Dogtown, sometimes
known az Aagaiis, situated on Little Butte
Greek, about 25 miies north of Oroville, was
destroyed by 6reels week. The fire had its or
igin Ia an nnoecupied butcher shop. Nearly all
the sufferers by this FIRE have been ia town max
ing arrangements for a new start.
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PL TIN U M !!
Dissolution of CO-PartnerShiD.

NHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX.
/ istipg between V. Caraway and j p. Garrett
is this day dissolved, by mutual consent The
business will hereafter be conducted by V. Cara
way. All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late firm will please settle promptly, as
we are compelled TO have cash
Forks New River, July l6, 1870.
" CARAWAY
20 tvs j p GARRETT
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CoSsRSS adjourned on the 10th instant. The
President has started on bis Summer trip to the
Esatering places
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PAarY of tourists celebrated the Fourth Of
1nlg ~ the top of Gray's Peak (Col) IT, $50
feed above fbe sea.
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FOR SALE.
ATTENTION.! I!

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to the undersigned in the sum of
one dollar or more, are requested to settle the
same within the next ten days, as he wishes to
be gone from their gaze"
30 H. NJ. BROWN
Weaverville, July 30 1870. 80
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HhONNEp.--tl, u. hutchinson, one OF the sur
yeying engineers of the California ami Oregon
railroad, lost his life by drowning in the Sacra-
mento river on the evening of Thursday last
Hutchinson and an smplOye named George Bull
ger being on the east side of the river, Just be-
low the mouth Of the Pitt river, started to cross
the river in "A canoe, but on reaching the middle
OF the stream the rapid current quickly swept
them down upon a rifle. Seeing that they were
bound to go over the rifle, thev allowed the ca
noe to run straight with the current and went
over without upsetting. There being another
and larger rifle several hundred yards below
the men stroVe hard to steer the canoe ashore,
but the current was too strong for them to sue
coed and their lrail bark, pointing from bank to
bank, disappeared over the rifle or falls with
the swiftness of an arrow, and after being rudey
tossed about for few moments in the veXed
aud foaming waters, reappeared below, capsized
and with the two men clinging desperately to it.
In this condition the men and canoe drifted
shoreward, and when floating past large rock
which appeared above and projected out into
the water, and connected with the bank, Hut
Crimson left the canoe aud caught hold of the
rock, but lost his grasp and dri.ted a little be-
low. lie then attempted to swim back in the d-
rection of the rock, but sank in the water and
was not seen TO rise but once to the surface.
Bulger and the canoe reached the bank few
yards below the rock which Hutchinson at
tempted to cling to, and if the unfortunate man
had only held on to the canoe a minute longer
his life would have been preserved. Mr.. Hut
crimson has been in the employ of the Railroad
Company for number of years, and was highly
esteemed by all who knew him.-Shastd Courier
THE FuNDNG BmL.-Congress has passed a
bill for the refundng of the National debt 1t
provides for the issuance of 81 900 0000, 600 of 4
per cent bonds to run thirty years $500 900, =
900 of Al per cent. bonds to run fifteen years ;
and $500, 000, 5000 of per cent, bonds to run
ten years. The Secretary of the Treasury Is au =
thorized to sell said bonds at par, for coin, and
apply the proceeds to the redemption of the $50
bonds at pari or he may exchange new bonds
for old ones at par.
On the evening of the 18th instant, Samuel
Isaacks, District Deputy Grand Master installed
the following gentlemen as officers of Shasta
Lodge, No. q, l. O. o. f.: Theodore IIabich,
n. G.i Joseph Mullen, v c.; G. II. Knox See
Chas. Mcdonald Treas.
THE Judge of the Seventh District doesn't like
the Marin county Court House. lie has ordered
the Sheriff to procure 'suitable room " for
business during the term of the Court.
THE Yreka Union says that the farmers in Lit
tie Shasta, in Scott valley aud near Butteville
are cutting hay and grain. Crops are fair
TnE San Francisco papers publish the war
news from Europe with flaming head lines. 1t
looks like old times
SENATOR CoLE will visit California during the
Congressional recess.
dafI IA, url,
lreka to Oregon.
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A CONSIDERABLE number Of Chinese for work
oe plaplajops bqre arrived al New Orleans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

New PAPER.-We have received one of the first
numbers of the Northern Record, paper lately
begun at Orleans Bar klamath county. 1t is
neat in its Typography and quite readable in
contents. Klamath ought to have paper, and
we wish prosperity to the Record
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NOTICE.!

HAVING CLOSED OUT MY BUSINESS AT
| | this place, all parties knowing themselves
indebted to me are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment to NJ. karsky 4 Co., of Wea-
verville, as have turned my book accounts
over to them. G. W. CRAIG
junction City July 27th, 1870.
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AMoNG.the "sghts" of Yokohama is the body
If half-decomposed criminal on gbbet.
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The House Of Representatives, upon motion of
Mr.. Johnson, has passed bill creating a new
land district to be known as Shasta. The Courier
wants the Land Office located a: Shasta.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

THE Judge of the Seventh District doesn't like
the Marin county Court House. lie has ordered
the Sheriff to procure Il suitable room " for
business during the term of the Court
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Two San Francisco bellies have started new
fashion The other day they paraded Montgom-
cry street. and their heads looked like the
heads of two exaggerated miers hair literally
full of some kind of white powder. They created
sensation, and gents with new black clothes
gave them very wide berth. Probably the
powdered heads will be initiated, since imitation
is great characteristic of the sex
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

| YoUNG ladies are learning type-setting in var
ous Offices throughout the State-among other
places, in Red Bluff Brooklyn and Mayfed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

Two hundred miles of pathway have been ex-
pored in the Mammoth Cave of Kentucky.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

The Shasta Courier congratuates itself upon
the probable location of the line of the Califor-
MIA and Oregon railroad near Shasta, and thinks
its town is destined to enjoy renewed vitality.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

THE Yreka Union says that the farmers in Lit
tie Shasta, in Scott valley aud near Butteville
are cutting hay and grain. Crops are fair.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

On the evening of the 18th instant, Samuel
lsaacks, District Deputy Grand Master, installed
the following gentlemen as officers of Shasta
Lodge, No. 81, |. o. O. F. Theodore IIabich
N. G.i Joseph Mullen, V. c.; G. II. Knox, Sec.
Chas. Mcdonald Treas.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

THE Indians are giving great deal of trouble
in all parts Of Arizona.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

TnE San Francisco papers publish the war
news from Europe with flaming head lines. 1t
looks like old times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

Miss EMERY has been lecturug and organized
lodge Of Good Templars at Yreka.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-07-30

PaEvosr PARADoL, the new French Minister O
Washington, has committed suicide.
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