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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

L,oR sALE-A BARGAIN. FIRST CLASS THREE
high stoop House on Thirty first street. 10 BY
lot l00 with all modern improvements water and
gas third story and In perfect order Apply 23 Pearl O.
LroR sALE-THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
Brick Cottage House No. 223 Ninth street. aixe Of hours
l7x52 feet O feet Replste with every modern Improve
nasnt Price 5000. Apply 70 w. L. CORTELYOU No l2l
Bowery, corner Of Grand street. = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

HCR sALk-oNE Or THOSE TaSEe SrR y RASs
II men h.sb snop Fopses in banshed pla.- eif,v a.
.uet retveep kfrbcb snd xh avenues ale ere OF ,Ae
fee mont tng eb Easement rouses In the t,ss
mui oeauon al the modern lmvrov.nen's wi, No spd a.
xoCAAAvk, le7x 3ruaA ~. - " "~-A'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

ENOB SALE IN MOUNT vERNON-A WAT TWO sTO
~ eAge House and Barn aa ,rsr OF an Acre OF
erourd four m'nn.sf Ssk from the depot There IA m ts vi
lsee sir church.s ard good scboo snoh of
seee'ed fr,h on the presies For full
tppb 10 tue coal onse o. ALEX DAVIS SIN 40 Firs
avenue fonrssstth s-eet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AgcrIoNEER. OFFICE "a NORTH
o'clock the conen Of the Grocery 80 West Thrift seventh
street. near Ninth avenue consisting Of Of line
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

DEAL ESTATE IN wESTCHnsfER COUHrY-rHR
undersigned has opened once In While Palma for ~
sale Of country residences Kind al ea
curites- Send for circular B. d. HUMPHKEY
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OAR AND BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALOON A
prontnen oorner n.d business horoushsrs loog estab
heheo ana handDomely hded rent will DO sold
sacrifice; natafAs1ory reason for ssilpa Apply 10 A.
- Nassau street. room 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

nRu0 STORE FOR sALE-LOCArRD m GOOD
nesbhorhood for business ANY competent person win
sms means wishing crgass IN the drug trade VIII qua nls
rare opportunity Apply at The st0re l92 ensh kenne,
near Forty nrst street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

EoR SALE IN JERSEY CITY-HANDeOlu BRIuK
H9Sss. Of various ..ss with AL he %odsra mprsye'
Aso Houses TO Lett all in good ocAions Apply 70 JOHN q.
MCLAUGHLIN Office corner OF Grove and York atrocs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

NOR SALE ONE OF THE BEST BUTTER ct AMOS IN
Clinton Aarbet known - No lS Apply at The stand or
II North NJ orc street. u COOLEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

DRY GOODS, sc.
a CARD.
a MADAME D1MoRRIsS GOODALLa IN ANSWER
TO numerous nques has much pleasure In The
arrival Original Pattern Of the Gored Dres Skirt
urely suporseeding the use OF ~ NM
HOOP SHIRTS
n. B.-Ladies be careful and nota he address
SS CANAL STREET;
Three doors from Church street and opposite Green
Spring opening for paaers March l, 1860 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

ENOR SALE CHEAP-THE FOUR THREE STORY BRICK
Houses s. 90 and 81 East hIy second Nrss RewYork,
and DO Second street. Williamsburg. Prices respect vey,
$500 1880 5000 and g. 600 About sixty per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

C,HERIyYs SALE OF TOBACCO CHAMBERS FAIR
y CHILD Aucuoneers will sell this day trhursdsy March
l. al IL O'CLOCK their sAesroom, lis Nassau u boxes
Plug Tobscco JOAN KELLY, Sheriff
81 j. ANDERSON, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

fyOfIA0E In BROOKLYN FOR sALE-FRAsKLt>
~ BROTHEes WIN ssli Il suction on Tuesday, Naroa g
1850 q u oeloss, q The Merchants Kxchsugs The pleas
skvsed two sorry frame Cottage Anl ~ fchermsrh
street. In good order, and Ia hrst sesh,
Fer ters and particulars inquire Of the rucbooees % Wal
hse4 o. The prelnis1s 4. -.,trt - 4 =. a. \
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SALES OF REAL nsTATr.

ElFTH AVENUE PROPEkTY-THB FIRST CLASS
brown stone House the southwest corner of ave-
nue. and Thirty ninth street, terms Apply 70 JOHN
haley wine merchant corner OF West Broadway and
Duane atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

At the residence So West Eleventh street. Fifth
avenue.
furniture all made to order only nine months since
by kotn RoddeheuI this cy and Of the substantial
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II OR SALE THE FIxTURES STOCK AND GOOD WILL
OF wei estab hhed Grocery and Liquor Stoe, doing
GOOD prontable business with lease required
pfSrmauon inquire The premises S Worth street. corner
o. Msson place. or ct Tho residence Of the proprietor t6 Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

EOR sALE-ONE DANIELS PLAINING MACHINE
VA plain "a inches square, 20 foot bed; 70 steam
~ lest BY fest two horse upright Boilers ~ 6orse To-
Twenty eighth street - ~ w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-01

RROOKLYN HOUSE FOR sALE-No. 10 LAFAYETTE
avenue, northwest corner Of Ray mond Location very
se the Hxed furniture csrpe &C. select Terms
Yuk. r prennisea
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

Goop MovE.-The citizens of Red Bluff held
meeting last week, and appointed committee
of five to raise stated salary for Rev. Mr.. viii
hanson, lately sent there by the NJ. E. Confer
ence. 1t is the proper way to support local
minister, and we wish the citizens of this place
would initiate the example set by the Red Bluff
people. The habit of patepassing at the close
Of divine service is an abomination to many. 1t
would be the more agreeable to both the resident
minister and those who are willing to aid in ann
porting him, to have a stated salary subscribed
aud paid IN quarterly or at such time as might
be determined upon. We have time and again
heard citizens express willingness to contribute
literally towards the support OF worthy minis
ter. such one we now have-one who deserves
TO be well sustained, and we beieVe will be. We
hope salary subscription list will be circulated
amongst citizens, and the contribution plate
abolished
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03
IePThe Medical and Surgical m.

stitute of DR.. L. j. CzAPKAY is already seenRed
position which places it, as well as its propre.
tor far above the assaults of envy and profession.
al malice. In the schools of France the highest
prizes are often awarded to practitioners in this
department of Medical science, and they occupy
with Others, an equally lofty position in the pro-
fession. Ricord is an ilustrious example, a shiu.
ing light among the philosophical stars of his age
in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalld
him in this country, as proof of which, the Phil
adelpha College of Medicine complimentcd hm
with Diploma, and the honorary al e,tsdeH
degree. Selecting this as his field of operatjOn
although qualified as graduate Of the tnfverri-
ty of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon Of the Hun.,
garian Revolutionary army, for more EXTENDED :
abors, DR.. L. J. Czapkay has bent his earnesi\
attention to the cure of chronic and private
diseases, in which he has become so great an ey
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER IN
this branch of his profession throughout the
United States, and his portrait and biography are
published as matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctor.
offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute
on Sacramento street corner of LeidesdOrff nearly
opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steals
ship Company.
R,1s~ We ask particular attention of our readers
to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in
another column of this paper m1217.3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03
To the Voters of Trinity.

Previous to entering upon the present canvass
] proposed personally to the two Of my opponents
then in the field, to meet me in the different pre-
cincts of this county and discuss the political
issues of the day. They agreed to do so, but Il
few days after declined. Soon afterwards my
appointments were published, extending the in
vitatOn to all my competitors Each appoint
ment was filled by me but none of my competitors
appeared. | state these facts TO show that there
has been no shrinking on my part. | have with
pleasure fully and frankly replied to all questions
asked me upon every matter connected with the
Office Of Assembiyman. | learn with regret that
! a persistent and malicious scheme is being car
ried on by designing men to suppress the truth
and by lying fasten upon me the odium Of favor.
ing DR.. Gwin's return to the u. s. Senate That
no one may be deceived by the taLSeh0od, here
repeat what have often before stated, that am
opposed to DR. Gwin, and will never vote for him
for u. S. Senator, nor enter a caucus, where by
any chance or possibility might be bound to
vote for him. for should enter one it will be
with reservation to myself of the privilege Of
voting against him.
JAMES GALLAGHER.
WeaverVlle, Nov 2 1860
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

JuDGE HARDY-TnEN AND Now.--As an in.
stance Of the remarkable straddles which poiti-
clans sometimes indulge in, we copy from the
Red Blnif BEACON the following declaration by
Judge Hardy of Amador, (wbo lately canvassed
part of this county,) Immediately after the
Presidential nominations we're made last summer,
to the editor of that paper. He said, no mat
ter how a man felt personally towards Mr.. Doug
las, it was the duty of every Democrat who had
the future prosperity of the party at heart, and
wished TO fight inside of the organization, to
support that gentleman for the Presidency Says
he Fisher, if you only knew Of the maay~ sleep
less nights ! have passed, while those VINO knew
me thought ] was locked in the arms of the
drowsy god-if you only knew Of the dark
chasms of the yawning gulfs, of the overhanging
preoipces, and Of the sharp rocks, had to pass
over to get back into the good old Democratic
fold after had once strayed from it, you you'd
thank your stars for having boldly and fearlessly
come out on the side of the true and regular
Democracy In the above remarks he referred
to the time when he Know Nothing, and a
leader Of that party"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03
I, 9 l. E G TIC
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY

nISE EASES EATED by the re.
- formed practice. Mercury and mineral poi
sons not used. Remedies chosen principally from
the Botanical kingdom. Our treatment can do
no harm, and is incomparably more effective in
the cure of disease than the old school mercurial
practice. Particular attention given to Chronic
ailments, and especially the following are effec
tually removed Catarrhal affections Opthal-
mitis and other diseases of the Eye, Disease of
the Lungs, affections of the Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, Rheumatism in its various stages, Neu-
ralgia, Nervous and Spinal complaints, Scrofula,
Carbuncle, and affections of the skin. Cancer
treated successfully without using the knife al
so-GRAVEL CURED.
Those who are honestly unable to pay for ad-
wee can be treated by paying me what their med
lciues cost me- Patients in the interior can of
tehtimes be cured by medicines sent to them
ouch must give full description of their case.
90 address, through Wells, Fargo d Co, or post
Dispensary at 9sa Montgomery street,
no4z3m, Express building, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

CAN GwIN Man BE ELECTED IN THIS COUNTY
We hear citizens wonder whether it is possible
that the people of Trinity county will elect a
man to the Assembly who they believe will vote
for VIM. NJ Gwin for u s. Senator. We don't
think they will Mr. Walter, the Douglas Dem
ocratic candidate has openly pledged himself that
he will vote against Gwin first, last, and all the
time. The Republican County Convention re-
quired no pledge from their nominee, Mr. Prosser,
believing that it was impossible for him to be so
recreant to the trust the party repose in him, as
TO vote for the old tme.server. If we are rightly
informed he is free to vote for whoever he may
consider the best man, but in no event for Gwin.
We are unable to say how Mr.. Gallagher, the
Breckenridge candidate will act. 1t is believed
that he is a warm friend of DR.. Gwin, although
he has not, that We are aware, pledged himself
IN the matter, further than to state on one or two
occasions, that he would not support Gwin. For
the credit OF our county we hope an antGwin
man will be chosen. 1t remains for the people
themselves to say whether they will aid in return.
ing to the United States Senate a man Who as
former Representative of the State in that body,
they believe has been recreant to the trust re-
posed IN him. Before the people of the State,
directly, we believe Gwin would not stand a
shadow OF chance for reelection.
r. S.-Since the above was in type Mr.. Gala
gher has handed us card, (Which is printed in
anotBer column) in which be asserts that in no
way Will he aid in the reelection of Gwin He
VIII neither vote for him for Senator, nor enter
caucus without reservng to himself the priv-
lege OF voting against him. We consider Trini,
ty pledged against Gwin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

PAY UP-To avoid any misunderstanding in
relation to election printing bills, we will state
that all accounts will be made out on Monday
next No bills for election printing will be
booked, and where an understanding has not al
ready been had, we request parties who have
contracted for work to settle forthwith II is
better that all printing bills be paid before cleo
tlon IT is much easier done than afterward, and
we hope not to be obliged to refer to this matter
again We have done much labor and furnished
material for candidates and parties, and naturally
expect to be paid for it, ''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

HONEY BEEs.-To A. J. Loomis, ESQ., of this
place, belongs the credit of having first intro
duced honey bees into the county. He purchased
and received this week, from Mr.. w. II. Frazer,
of Antelope Creek Tehama county, four large,
healthy swarms, in Harbison's patent hives.
There is no doubt but bees will thrive well here,
and as Mr. Loomis has been first to try the exper-
linent, we hope be will be successful. If he is,
ne VIII III one or two years be able TO supply all
the bees required in Trinity county. They cost
him S75 hive, delivered
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

From THE EAsT,-By the Pony express which
arrived on Sunday last, we have st. Louis dates
to Oct. 10th:
The election of Lincoln is pronounced settled
fact the New York Herald, even, admits that
struggle is useless Fusion had been pretty much
abandoned in New Jersey and Indiana. The
Democrats have gained six Congressman in Ohio,
Indiana and Pennsylvania. In Nebraska, the
Democratic candidate is elected TO Congress by
small majority, The Prince of Wales had left
New York for Boston, and the Royal feet had
arrived at Portland, Maine Snow fell at Bing-
hampton, N. T., and Pottsville, Pa, on the 18th
uit faneuil Hall, Boston, was filled to over
flowing to listen to Yancey's speech
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

GERMAN BENEFIT BALL.-The committee re-
quest US to return thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Todd, for the free use of the Magnolia building,
in which the German benefit Ball was held. The
entire returns from the sale of tickets are not yet
in, but the Ball committee believe that between
s4OO and $500 will remain after paying expen-
ses. II there had been a room in town of sufri-
clent size TO accommodate the company present
on that evening, the Ball would have been one of
the finest ever given in the county. The expen-
ses were $500
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

CERTAIN OF SUCCEss.-From the loose manner
in which Breckenridge men are offering to stake
their money on the election in this State, we
should judge they were confident of success. l.
G. Messec, Esq, of this place, has already bet
$500 that Breckenridge will beat Lincoln in this
State, and $500 that he will beat Douglas. lie
now offers to make the following bets: $1,000
that Breckinridge will beat Douglas in the State,
and $500 that James Gallagher will be elected
to the Assembly from this county. If the monied
friends of the Douglas and Lincoln parties are
half as confident Of success they pretend to
be, we imagine the above offers will be met
before election day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

SPEAKING.-Judge Hardy Of Amador, ad-
dressed the people of this place on Friday night
of last week. Persons outside of the Breckin-
ridge party, (whose principles be advocated) say
it was the best speech of the kind made here this
season. His party friends, unlike our Indian
Creek and Canon Creek correspondents, consid-
cred it a most able and argumentatve effort No
converts were made, that we hear Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03
-WANAGEssS :

WEAvERvLLE-IIon Ed Neblett J. W. Owens,
Hon. j. S. Pitzer, Jno. P. Jones, Phil Painter,
Ed. Merrigan, r. Ryan, Dennis O'Keefe, W. Con
don, d. Crowley
MINERsvnLE-E Fogerty, JAS Lynch.
LEwIsToN--J Ransom, p Cronan
DoUGLAs CITY-Judge Goewey, Jno Franklin,
John Smith.
STENER's Flat. C. McCarty Dan. Farrell.
OREGON GULCH-Jno. Colbert, Jas Murphy, j.
Sheridan
WEAVER CREEK-Jas Cochran.
Texas BAR-Chas. S0uIe.
INDIAN CREEK-Squire Silcox, Jas. Riley, W
Harris
FLOOR MANAGED
CHAS. SLOAN, TIM. KAYE D. CARROLL.
Douglas City, Nov 3, 1860 423w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03
Hydraulic Hose !

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SEW HOSE
i for Hydraulic purposes, which he warrants as
good as any done by the trade.
AUGUSTUS STILLER, Saimaker.
Evans Bar, Nov. 3, 1860 424t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

ARKANSAS DAN.-W. G. Given g. Co. are CON
s'ruoting fiume across the river short distance
above the old dam, about l25 feet above tho
RIVER ior The purpose of taking their water high
up on the bar. They can then work the bar fur
ther back than water has ever before been taken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03
Mrs. " 10 w.

AN ExPRRIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, has 4
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitates the process Of teething by softening the gums
reducing all namstonwill allay ALI pain and
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers it will
give rest to Yourselves and relief af health to y0ur
ants prefectfy safe in all cases See advertisement
another column. III. .12l7SB
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

WILL BE BAcK'-Dr. J. S. Morse requests us to
say that he will be absent from Weaverville for
about two weeks when he will return prepared
to do any dental work of which citizens NAV
stand in need. '
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03
Coussifntiomul Convention and the State
Fndebteiness.

The Legislature Of this State, at its last session.
recommended voters al the November election to
vote for or against a Convention TO revise and
change the Constitution Of this State, and the
act was approved by the Governor. The atten-
tion Of judges and inspectors in the several pre-
cincts is called to the following section Of the
act
alt is hereby recommended to the electors of
the State at the first election for members of the
Legislature, bad after the passage Of this act to
vote for or against calling a Convention to revise
aud change the Constitution of this State The
ballots used for such election shall contain the
words " For a Convention" or the words
against Convention" or words to the same
effect written or printed tbereon-and the inspec
tor and judges of election, at each and every
precinct in the State, shall ascertain and make
returns of the number Of votes cast in favor OF
Convention, and the number votes cast against
Convention as aforesaid, in like manner and with
the same particularly as other votes are required
by law to be counted and returned"
Section second of the act says that if "a ma
jority Of the aggregate vote of the State cast for
members Of the Legislature be in favor of a
Convention, said Convention shall be deemed to
have been called" Each one of the four tickets
being run in this county has For a Convention"
printed at the bottom and the probability is that
a large majority in its favor will be shown when
the votes are counted, We hope it may be SO,
for in many respects the Constitution of this
State needs to be revised aud remodeled.
Another question, upon which the people of
the State called to vote is, whether California
shall repudiate her present Indebtedness, or
whether her citizens will vote to pay certain
equitable claims now outstanding against her.
The matter has been entirely overlooked in print
ing the tickets for this county, by all parties at
least until the tickets had been sent to all the
outside precincts. The Douglas Democracy and
Republicans have ordered "Pay the Debt" to be
printed on the tickets to be used in Weavervlle
precinct. The law requires those voting in favor,
to have "Pay the Debt" printed or written on
their ballots. and those voting against the words
"Repudiate the Debt" Repudiate does not
sound well for California, aud we hope men of
all parties, where tickets have been circulated
will write Pay the Debt" before depOsitng
their ballots 1t would be standing disgrace
upon our young and prosperous State to repudi-
ate her just Indebtedness. We consider this
matter of really more Importance than a Consti
tutional Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

OrPosITIoN-The steamship Moses TAYLOR is
announced to start from San Francisco for Pan
anna on Monday, Nov. l9tb, connecting at Asnn-
wall with the steamship Coatzacoalcos and the
rates OF passage are moderate, viz First cabin.
siouj second cabin, 500 steerage, S75.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

DISTRICT ScHooL.-The primary department of
the public school, which has been closed for the
past two weeks, will be eopened on Monday,
November 5tb
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

For the purpose of expeditng the work of
canvassing the votes at the coming election, uni
formty in the arrangement of the tickets has
been observed throughout. The same form has
been observed in printing each of the four tickets
to be used
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

ROAD BALL.-A Ball for the benefit OF the
Weavervile and South Fork Wagon Road will
he given at Sudworths hotel, Douglas City, on
Thursday evening, the 18th inst.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

Cool BUsINEss.-The San Francisco Herald
says that several Frenchmen of that city are
catching quais for market by batting them with
grain soaked in strychnine, The HeraLd thinks
the practice dangerous one, and that it should
be StOpned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03
Gbe 0rinitp 9ournal.
WEAVERVILLE. CAL.
Saturday Morning, November 3. 1860.

SCHOOL CENsUs.-Squire Musser has furnished
us with the number Of children in the county
1t is as follows
WEAvERvGLLE DIsTRIcT-Between 4 and is
years, 173 under years lGO between ls and
2l years, 10. Total, 343.
NORTH Fork Decentralization and Is yrs.
80 under years, 80. Total, 65.
LEWISTON DsTRICT-Between and 18 years,
19 under years, Il. Total 40.
Bates DIsTRICT-Between and Is years, Is;
under years, IL between l8 and Il years, 4.
Total, "a.
Whole number of children in the county, 4S2,
of which number 294 were born in California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

LEwIsTo%.-M Williams q Co. will open their
dry-goods and clothing establishment at that
place on the Sd inst. Mr.. Olney Phillips is abont
TO put up billiard table at his bote,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

CoLUMBIA's WELcoME TO THE PRINCE OF
WALES
Prince" To greet the Goddess Liberty
come !"
C5luDiJta-" Welcome, sweet Prince-then make
Yourself tn hum
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03

NEWS FAvoRs.-Greenhood d. Newbauer gave
us an assortment of Atlantic papers and maga-
zines last Saturday night. They never fail to do
NJ. oberdeener, ncws dealer, also supplied us
with files of eastern newspapers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-03
GEO. w. WARD

Announces that he will be an Independent can
ddate for election to the office of CONSTABLE
of Weaverville township 4l2w.