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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

ALBERT PIKE.-Albert Pike is Yankee Al
bert Pike is q rebel. Albert Pike is Il poet.
Albert Pike is General. This Yankee wrote 4
feeling = Farewell to New England and then
repudated her loyal spirit. This poet Yankee
turned against his Government and native land
aud went voluntarily among the Indians and ex-
cited them to use the scalping knife upon his OWL
race, countrymen, and kin. This traitor Gen
eral having failed to destroy the Government
he had sworn to protect and defend, is reported
to have made oyerturee for amnesty. The rebel
of Northern birth is generally the btterest Of tho
lot. The slaye-driyer, Northern born, Is usually
the most pitiless, and swings the whip with the
most unsplring hand. The further man falls
the more violent the smash Pike is a specimen
We have heard of 10 Southern rebel so anxious
and energetic in securing the use Of the toma-
hawk and calpng-knife. If he may he pardon
ed, why not JEFF. Davis? If pardoned, he should
be put upon a reservation with the conquered
aboligines. The thief Floyd had more decen-
cy-he died Albert should tie taught the diff
ference between pruning hook and pike staff.
His - Farewell to New England should be
made eternal, and to embrace the extreme limits
of the Union-ISaa Francisco CAL.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30
Our sentiments, exactly.

Few REMARKS BY JOSH BILLISs.-Mora
swashon consis in askin III do what he
ought tn do without askin, aud then begin his
pardon if he refuses tn do it,
have finally kun tn the konklusion that a
good reliable sett ov bowels liz worth more tu
man than emmy quantity ov branes
Musick hath charms tn sooth savage: but l
wud rather tri revolver on him fust
Ii alwas seemed tn that left-handed I'D
dler must pla the tune backwards.
hav often bin told that the best va IL tn take
Bull by the horns, but think, IN many IN
stances, i shud prefer the tail holt. )"
poyerta acts the same onto a mans branea, as
exercise dug onto his body, gives an appetite.
never koud emmy use in making wooden
gods mail and femail.
If the heart IL rit, the head can't be very rong.
They tell me that femails are SO skarse, in the
far-western kuntry, that CRATE menny married
wimmen are already engaged to their sekond and
third husbands.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

MORE CRooKED srcKsr-The Oreyoasaa thinks Hamlill
should be reDominlted with Lincoln.-4Rpcdt
We 'can't see it, We don't think the argu-
ment in favor of Lincoln's reelection holds
equally good in favor Of retaining the Vice Presi-
dent or the Cabinet. When representative men
of the Union, free labor sentiment which is
being rapidly developed at the South, like An
drew Johnson, of Tennessee, are perilng their
lives and fortunes in their position of steadfast
loyalty it would seem not only an act Of justice,
bu; of wisdom, to confer upon them such posi-
tons in the Government will give them the
greatest opportunities TO cooperate with the
National authorities in restoring the Southern
States to their places in the Union. Mr.. Lin
coins reelection, against the sound principle of
rotation in office in ordinary times and for or
binary positions, is believed to be required in
order that the policy of the Administration
which has been thus far endorsed by the loyal
peopie-may be successfully carried out by the
who adopted and best understands it
Yrekd Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30
Mothers Mothers Mothers !!

Nv, Don, III &C. roct..e ,Er.. SN".i~s'. e.'"'"!"+
xyyse t Cs:ItnRi!. Tss;EiI ". Mi y3;i-l.
tim TIL r.1eafi-to. 7;i le=t rl-.t i-iti'a-
Al im,.e.i u, I7lt.ca ,ts-. .l be- bog aa - 'ihrs
ve,r4 18th r,r pHa- -.iyl. e1 H.: millions
moth. J. .n1 hide n he 'e; 1tn; ~ aae eek id
TO the a,.,t net oly ".'fe. - ri it- pain bat ia
yieorr.> the stomach 31- 't.i. a-t r''e0
tone ami rn"r.y 'e 5lo'r .-sli II will aimo-t i"3An-
" relieve
GRIPPING IN The RoWElS aN1 WINE CHolIc.
We believe the '.st Z IN tic"Hri 10 a."
rases If ov...7,,. IND ,4.r-4 y children, whether it
arises froiu Tccthin- o. f:,;H tR-- Fer cause.
Full direction ,ur uiD- tri accompany a. b1.t,e >"he
0ep,,in, mil. M fc irl:.. f rI-GFIS PERKINS, New
Y"rl, tie outside Vrtpfe. S"f ~ l 1cihe 'efi-
.r- Principal Office. y icy street NeN forN
49, REMINGTON a co.
III crG rrar .;i.et. san Francisco
Xar,,,, AGENT for California.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

A A REGULAR MEETING OF THE III
n rectors of the Weaverville and Shasta Vac
on Road Company, held April 4th on petition Of
a majority OF the stockholders it was
Ordered, that meeting of the Stockholders of
the said Company be, and the same ia hereby d.
rected to be held at the Office of the Company.
in the town of Weaverville. On
Monday, the I'D day Of May,
A. D., 1864, for the purpose of re-enactino Rv-
Laws tor the government of the Company, to
supply the place OF the Bylaws of said Comma
ny which were burned in TIE fire of October
10th, 1853.
BY order of the Board, with directions that a
copy of this order be published for four weeks
in the TRINITY Journal.
". S. LOWDEN, President.
Attest, D. 3. Gospos, Secretary ls.tm.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

ANOTHER GUk-BoAT FOR CALIFoKhIA-A new
gulboat = Ticondcroga, is now ON its road 10
California. 1t rates sloop of war and is a
screw propeller Of great speed and considered
more than equal Of the rebel pirate, 4lqJama.
Other boats to be dispatched to western wa
preparations our Government is evidently look
ing forward TO the probability Of war with
France
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

TIE Boston type ioundries have issued a cir
cular TO all printers that they have raised the
makers have raised the price Of paper 100 per
cent. And we desire to remind our subscribers
again that ii takes cash to procure the above
mentioned articles. Don't you see2
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

TIE taste of children alike the world over.
Girls love something TO pet, love, and fondlc,
comb: wash, above all. dress, and-crowning
glory and power oi MotherIood--put to bed.
Boys prefer an article with which they can do
mischief sword, gun, a cannon-they like
notwithstanding that looks or smells like
gunpowder. As young friend Of mine OBJ
served . If fireworks so nice, what must .
battle be?''
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

GR.clous.-A Mormon preacher lately said :
:. have forty-eight children, aud have reason
to hone that heaven will vouchsate me good
MANY more Before hundred years my direct
descendants will exceed III number the popuia-
ton of the State OF New York, which consists OF
four million souls
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

THE Grand Hotel Company has recently been
incorporated in New York to erect hotel that
shall rival the Hotel de Louvre and the Grand
Hotel, of Paris, and eclipse Lindell, at st. LOUIS
Ben Holiday of the Overland Stage Company,
is one of the incoTporators
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30
Speeial alotites.
Coughs and Colds.


Of DR.. L. }. ChAPKAY is already secured IN position Nh
places well its proprietor far above the assault q"
envy and professional malice. IL the schools Of Franc it
highest prizes are often awarded practiti,nc il A de-
parment Of Medical science and they occupy w ocr7@n
equally lofty position the profession Record Is Al i
trous shining, l IL philosophical as
Of his in Europe. and Dr. Czakay has fully eaH4d iI
in this country; proof % winch ii' Pl--t4pAI"
lege Of Medicine compp ented hi Win bipjia eAl We
honorary I'D eglea degree. ting this a. hie uG "a
operation. although qualified sraduite 81 TN thtfi
late Chief Surgeon Of tie -iu44ih 10y
tionary Army extended Lahore III J. d. tIaA"t
has bent his atc1on To the cn 81 CHROME 'a pr
vate diseases in which he has Ircomr 90 great ga l az
he is now regarded the it:9U ir iis bief o. i- Pr
sion throughout the United ,te- aul !ls 'i 4 'i "9
raphy published llaticrs q lfrr'- 10 iie4f
the most exclusive Journals. The 1oacs o' @- 81 A
Medical and Surgical institute. 'tcr-inalt' e r4l
Of Lsideslorif nearly opposite t1c h7-'n@ 40 %" ~+
Mail Steamship Company.
10 We ask particular attention -. - . 7 IL.
sworn certificates Of reiAlrlcte care in '.y ie"f :
this paper. -'''-
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30
REDEMpTIJ4 FUND NOTICE.
OFgIJE TREASURER TRINITY Co,
SraypryilIe. April 3.

Y ance with the provisions Of Act of Legis-
lature creating Redemption Fund for Trinity
county. sealed proposals for the surrender of
county Warrants will be received at the Office of
the undersigned. in Weaverville, up to the last
day OF the session of the Board of Supervisors
in May next
rs-No bids will be received for more than the
par value OF Warrants offered, and each War
rant proposed TO be surrendered must accOmpa-
ny the bid A. CUCHELL-
I3tsb. County Urea u-rr.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30
BRADLEY g. RUL0FSON,
Photo graphers!
Successors to Vance,)
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
SAN FRANCISCO

CARD FROM R.. H. VANCE
IarSsas.,.,.s-gg-g THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
10 Ting been succeeded in the Pho
IN <sSsf tographie business by Messrs.
---@sli gzI BRADLEY Il RULOFSON, takes
great pleasure in commenting them to his friends
former patrons and the public, eminently quail
flied to conduct
First = class Photographic Gallery.
Mr. Bradley being the largest importer of Pho
Geographic material in the State the public may
rest assured that at all times they viii find Il
choice collection of everything and beauti-
full from the Eastern and European markets
Mr. Ruofson. who devotes his whole attention
to the establishment, brings with him over TWEEN
ty years of experience in the art and certainly
has no superior in the requisite qualifications for
success therein, possessing rs he does high or
der of artistic attainments and all gentlemany
qualities which can never ftn to make il pleasant
for those who call on them. Just 90 and see for
yourselves. r. v. VANCE.
Ee- PHOTOGRAPHS, ANBRoTTrEs AND VISITING
CARDS executed in i superior manner. Small
pictures Cased and enlarged to any size, and
neatly finished in India Ink. Water Colors. or
in Oil None bnt the most ACCOMPLISHED artists
employed i'll this Gallery and Ill work warrant
cd 10 give satisfaction. 1918.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

THE Sacramento Bee tells that a man named
Walton, better known in California as apie
biter," was recently sentenced to the Oregon
pententiary for three years for seduction. It is
said he received the name of pie bitter by at
tempting to bite through nine pies, on bet.
The wager, however, he lost, because "they
rang in tin plate y on him g sa .nl5tB'
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

EVIDENTLY A BAD MANA long affidavit,
sworn TO by Cora Hatch the Spiritual lecturer,
charges her husband, Dr. H., with killing three
wives by i'll treatment before he married her,
nearly killing deponent by the same process
fraud, swindling, killing his children by abor-
ton, robbery, grossly immoral conduct, adul-
terry, and few other trihes.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

CANCER IN TIE LEG.--J. 0. Eldridge, the we'll
known San Francisco auctioner, suffered ampu-
tation of the right leg few days since because
of its being afflicted with deep-seated cancer
The operation was performed by Dr. Sawyer, as
sisted by Drs. Hitchcock and Edward Trask.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

HAPPY LAND.-There is q place in New
Hampshire, they say, where they never have any
old maids When girl reaches the age of
twenty and is still unmarried. the young men
club together and draw lots for her. Those who
loose the chance pay bonus to the one that gets
hnr
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

THE SOLDIERS AND THE SUPREME CoURT.-The
Marysville Appeal learns from authority which
gives encouragement to the belief that the Su-
preme Court will reverse its decision on the I'M
constitntionality of the soldier-voting Act.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

WV. CAREY JONES, prominent San Francisco
lawyer, and son-in-law of Thomas H. Benton,
succeeds Beriah Brown as editor Of the San
francisco Democratic Press.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

GOODNESS the Skowhegan Clarion Gays that
Mrs Kate Z. Tay Tor, of Sydney Me-, during a
severe coughing spell, brought up into her mouth
an old fashioned hair pin which she swallowed
,oh.a ch,ld, and which had caused her much
!
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

LEcTURING In WAsHoE.-Col. J. E. Vinton lee
tured on Temperance at Odd Fellows Hall, Gold
Hill, 90 the 18th inst.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

SoME one of our Eastern exchanges tells of a
little boy who while disputing with his playmate
On some subject, exclaimed, g It's true, for ma
said so and If ma says it's SO, it's SO, If it amt
so ~
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

THE American Tract Society have expended,
since the commencement of the. war, nearly one
hundred thousand dollars in furnishing and dis
tributina in Publications for the army and navy.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

"sAY, Pomp, you Niger where you get dat
new hat"
:. Why, at de shop OBJ course,
..What is de price of such an article as dat p
~ don't know niger; don't know dc sAop
kesper rasn't ddr.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

BEFORE his Sickness Artemus Ward prepare
new lecture entitled brigham Young Moth<
in-law, and how many there are Of her. -.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

WHICH SMITH "A married man named Smith
has eloped from Brooklyn, New York, with a
bnyom widow, and has also carried off $4,000,
leaving his wife and family penniless.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

-"I-N sbALIl I1DNtf.--I " hfJ
mands that the Union prisoners shall be hung.
1t says:
These men have put the capu hlpinum oil them
selves. They not victims they volun-
teers for remorseless death They have rushed
upon fate, and struggled in voluntary audacity
With The grim monster Let them die, not by
court-nnariial, but as tastes hum4ni genesis, by
general order from the President, Commander
in & uiet
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30
SQUARZA'S
Travellers and Miners Companion

yfINEKS MARIEERS AND TRAVELLERS, by
VI land aud sea. will acknowledge that Squar-
y : Punch is incOmpdra bic !; they combine with
heir exquisite favor a beverage, tue proper
'i"s which produce speedy and efficient cure Of
se.--sickress. and act u valuable preventive Of
ttver tnd dyseptery.
5QUARZA'S TRAVELLERS AND MINERS
CnNPA%f0N contains fine assortment Of his
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

TN THOUSAND PERSONS ACCIDENTALLY BURNT
ALIVE IL JArAy.-In August last, not a building
with 1000 beings in it, but whole city of 170,-
o0o sonls was suddenly burnt to ashes in a few
hours-a city of paper and bamboo, covered
many square miles, filled with its women and
children, the sick and the in6rm, the blind, the
halt and the MANNED 1t burned like straw on
many sides at once, reddening the for
many leagues with its flames. 1t fired,
without warning, by bombshells and red hot
shot rushed incessantly during two days into its
midst. In the vast conhagration it is morally
certain that not two thousand only, but at least
FIVE times, perhaps ten or twenty times two thou
sand helpless creatures must have persisted. No
brilliant pen has painted for US the hdeous incl
dents of their last agonies and the horrors of an
internal fire, before which that of Chilli burns
but pale and feebly That death was dealt out
by English snilors-purposely, unsparngly and
boastfnlly -not in war, not in necessity, not in
self-preseryation, but in order to strike terror
into harmless people whom we are bent upon
forcing into trade.-Lstfer TO London Nelrs
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30
GRIPPING N THE RowEis as1 WINE cHouc.
HeimStrect'S Hair Restorative
IL Is MOL 4 DYE

In, far. "a, lh t,it. criSnll color, 10y supplying
,hr capillary tubes W rltual 'up"es' iiHpAis''9 H7
composed lunar 1Si'c
tr,vin vitality bolu Of the hair aud afford OF
H,n-tTeets Indunidbie C"lorhs
NOT onl, restore, hair t. nttual color by an easy process
Int d, tl, .I,air
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

SQUIRREL-KILLERs are instruments largely in
use in Contra Costa county. The Contra Costa
Gazette thus describes the implement
They consist of a sheet iron cylinder about
two feet long and three inches in diameter. The
cylinder is partly filled with charcoal and sui
phur, and inserted in squirrel hole the sui
phur and charcoal are then igrited and by
means of the bellows the fumes are forced into
the subterraneaR habtations. If there is an
other outlet it is easily detected and stopped
and there is no chance of escape
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30
CELEBRATED PUNCHES !!

.-d some q. DE finest Liquors necessary to the
tetitA q. Travellers and Miners. For convent
eaee ,hia Companion is Of four classes contain
Jog. r2m iG 10 twelve apartments.
-pIiCE.-iadiez supplied also
-.a Crenc:sco. tpril g. 1864. 1913.
Ill Of squarza's Punches to be lad at the
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-04-30

lro,ot- crow prevents it, falling Oh Graduates dand-
iI health and peasAntpess 70 the bead IL
his rein, the original Hair CooTlnG
md constantly increasing in favor Used by e"h genie
rlen ladies' II i sold by all respectable dealers or can
II proc ured by BtsSfs. Proprietor, New York
1osrTrEE D.. Agents, San Francisco Two siZes,
IN cents and 12-sneow.
, 1864-08-11

tons of The cm;oent qualifications of the
new Secretary ran through the crowd Of yell
ing spectators with great rapidity, and soon
It was aunouncedt to US that the Americans"
had advanced from 4e1z to 50114. The pains
taken b7 Mr. Murphy to keep the German
pubic well informed on the progress Of
events in the United Suites has contributed
powerfully to this popularity Of American
ttocke at the leading German ExAhapge, and
We are taught hy his efforts how easy It is,
With little Well-directed and truthful pub
licity, to keep public opinion in the right
track. In the present situation Of affairs at
Ff4rkforts a lean of a hundred millions could
be legotinted there by the American Govern
mint at days notice.
Surprise is expressed in Germany that the
people of the Uniten States should show 81 NJ
patty for Denmark 10 her struggle with Ger
many. since 60 larga proportion Of the peo-
ipans. and since the interest Of the United
States is SO intimately united with the ter
man people. Germany. they Fay, Is a great
'snd powlrtul, aud intellectual d ltion, with
out navy, or the power to build one, and IT
the United States, or England, or France,
had been in their place, they would have
fought for taken long ago the Danish peuin-
eu1a. The Germans deem 1t their right to
poseees navy, and without ports this Is i'm
possible. Moreover. the present King of
Denmark IL renegade GcrmaB, who knows
Very we'll the rights of fGermany upon Schles-
wig and Ho'stein, and who, In his secret
thought, cesfres to enter the German Con-
federation. The Germans say, therefore, With
reason, that the sympathy shown BY the
people OF the United Suites for Denmark is
based upon too abstract, too far-sought 4
principle, In presence Of the strong liens
which bind the German and American people
, 1864-08-11
MULLER THE III kUH2DE1sExs.
Arrival OF the English Detective In
New York.


All tbe details Of the terrible murder lately
committed On one Of the metropolitan rail
Why 8 In London have been published In this
paper. It LAS been stated how the crime
WIS traced to German named Muller, who
had shortly thereafter fed for this country
iu the packet ship Victoria. This vessel may
arrive here at any moment, with the alleged
homicide on beard. Within few days after
her departure from Euglnnd, Inspector Tur-
her. Of. the London detective squad, aud Bey-
e1al persons ~hoee evidence goes to form the
chain Of testimony against Muller, set sail
on board the steamship Guy Of Manchester
in pursuit. On FTidzY evening the City Of
Manchester made port. Inspector Turner is
now in New. York, accompanied By Mr.
Death, the jeWeler with whom Muller ex-
changed the chain Of which be is supposed
to tave robbed the murdered man, and JonA-
than Matthews, the cabman whose epmmun1-
cation with the London police Was the first
cine they received, to put them en- the assas-
eiu's track. The English detective has visit
ed police headquarters In Mulberry street,
where Superlntet dent Kennedy ani 1nspec.
tor Carpenter extended to him a cordial pro.
fcssiona1 reception. Aarbor police boat No.
! bus been placed at his disposal, to enable
him to Intercept the Victoria IS she comes
up the bay, and every possible facility Will
be afforded him. He is armed with the usual
warrants Of arrest, backed by letter to the
authorities, from Hon. Charles Francis Ad-
ANS, Minister frem the United States to En-
u1ard