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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

SPEAKER, PRO TEM.-Hon. J. ". Wilcox,
member of Assembly from Mariposa, is announced
as candidate for Speaker, pro tenn, of the next
House. Mr.. Wilcox has had large experience as
legislator, and is well qualified for the position.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

EyNovAL.-lIenry Hooker has a card in anoth'
or column announcing his removal to the Eder
Building, west side of Main street, where he mas
made large additions to his stock of Groceries
and Liquors. He invites particular attention to
his choice assortment of California Wines and
Brandies, and solicits call from his old friends
and customers He who deals with Hooker may
rest assured of fair treatment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
WRITING SCHOOL /!
Mr.. c.. M. BUTTS

HAS OPENED AN EVENING CLASS FOR
[ i instruction in Penmanship at the School
House. Terms, moderate.
Mr.. Butts will visit the various points in the
county during the approaching Winter to give
instruction in Writing.
Weaverville, Oct. %, 1865. Ali.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
List OF Income Tax.Payers.

Below we publish the names of Federal Income
Taxpayers in Trinity for the yearending Decent
Der 3lst. 1865, furnished by 0. H. P. Nercross,
FSo s Deputy Collector
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

GRArIFYING.-We tender our gratitude for
recently-bestowed compliment on the part of the
Humboldt journal, merely stopping to say that
the charge of being too radical sometimes is
to us the most tiattering portion of the compli-
mentary paragraph
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

TRAvEL.-The number of freight teams arriv-
ing and passing north, exceeds that of any pre-
vious year within our recollection.-Shasta Cou-
rier.
And the number of teams and amount of
freight arriving in this county over the Weaver
VILE and Shasta road exceeds that of any year
since 1861.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

MINERS CONTENTION = The Shasta Courier
warmly favors the project of Miners State
or Pacific Coast Convention, which we referred
TO last week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

THE = SHARE AT SANTA CRuz-The San Jose
Mercury says nearly all the brick Buildings at
Santa Cruz are ruined from the recent earthquake
shocks, eleven of which occurred on the after
noon and night of the sth. 4 brick store was
completelv shaken down at New Almaden
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

Humboldt papers that the Superintendent of In
dian A fairs having reported that he is prepared
10 receive at the Nome Cult Reservation the In
dian prisoners now under guard at Fort Hum
boldt, the Commander of the District will, AS
soon as possible, send the Indians to the Reser-
walton at Fort Wright. The tribes will go sepa-
rately-the Trinity Indians last They will be
well guarded, and transportation furnished those
who are sick or unable to travel. We hope the
experiment of keeping these Indians at Nome
Cult will be successful The people are praying
that another Indian campaign may not be neces-
sary. They terribly dread renewal of Indian
troubles, and almost as badly the red tape
nodus operdndi of subduing red skins. We. for
one beseech the Indians not to = break ont
again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

NEWS FAvoRs.-Last Monday evening Mr. Ober-
deener furnished us with late files of Harper's $
and Frank Leslie's Illustrated Papers. american
Miscellany and Gleason S Pictorial. \ regular file
of the daily Union has also been supplied BY him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

EARTHQUAKE PRoOF.-The -1ita California re-
marks as a noticeable fact that not n single
building the walls of which were properly laid
in cement, suffered by the late severe earthquake
shock which shook the city from center to cir
conference. As instances, Brannan three fine
edifces on Montgomery street, known as the
Express" - Armory' and . Masonic Hall"
buildings, did not suffer dollars damage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

lHE Shasta Courier is advised that A. w
bishop, OF Red Bluff, is circulating prospectus
Tor the Couant, to be published at Chico, Butte
county. All right; but suppose something
snouid go wrong, and Bishop should take it in
his head to :" bust up" that beautiful town?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
III eekly o trinity sonrmal.

X Cssssy Warrsafs and Grsesbaeks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions TO this
uaper To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

declares in favor of Sargent as next Senator.
The Timss is too II RADICAL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

STILL AyoTHER.-A new steam propeller named
q Lincoln" built as Revenue Cutter for the
Pacific service. was ordered to start for ber des-
tnation on the 18th of September.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

New OrFIcERs.-Folowing are the officers
elect of the - Halleck Rifles for the, ensuing
year Captain, Cornelius MCGOWAN Isl Lieut.,
Wm. Little I'd Lieut.. j. C. Gibson lst Sergt.,
Geo W. Ward; I'd Sergt., c. W. Craig 3D.
Sergt, Jas. Smith 4th Sergt., D. S. Fish 5th
Sergt, Geo. W. Kelly lst Corpl., Chas. Hart
mann I'd CorpI. f. J. Miller Sd Corpl., Chas.
w McGrue 4th Corpl,, Jos. Boeau 9th Corpl..
Louis Answorth 9th Corpl., W. F. Junkans !;
eth Corpl., A. 5. Ruch Sth Corpl., II. c. Os-
good Clerk, Geo. W. Ward Treasurer, Wm.
Little 2. +. Stephenson. Color Bearer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

MURDER AND ARREsT.-The Shasta Courier of
last week gives the particulars of the murder
near Chico of VIM. Hastings by Jacob Smith.
murder was both premeditated and cowaraly
Smith taking advantage of Hastings TO shoot him
in the back. Smith was arrested, and on the 9th
instant Deputy Sheriff Sunderlin of Butte coun-
tv. arrested John Sherman. Red Bluff and " ca
vervie teamster, at Grass Valley, in this county
as an adviser of and accessory to the murder
before the fact
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

t'ScoRPIoN" Quartz LEDGE.-The original To-
Gators of this ledge, which is situated on the
French Gulch divide, just over the Trinity line,
are endeavoring to get things in shape to have
work recommended without delay number
of citizens of this county possessed of the requi-
site capital to go the work in earnest, propose
to thoroughly prospect the ledge. If it proves
TO be as rich as is generally supposed, Il mill will
be erected forthwith. We very anxious to
see this move carried out, believing from already
discovered indications that the country lying be-
tween French Gulch ami Lewiston is full of rich
quartz. If good indications any criterion by
Which to Judge, there is no doubt of the fact.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

chant, has sold half interest in his business to
Amos H. Marshall. We wish the new firm sue
cess. They are now receiving large Winter
supply of Groceries and Miners merchandise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

HERE Is perhaps an unpleasant statement for
the denizens Of San Francisco to ponder over ::
ten Vallejo says he can recollect an earthquake
IN San Francisco that would have thrown down
every prick building in the city. Even the thick
and soiid adobe walls crumbled and fell to the
ground
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

The best Family Machine.-We would call the
attention of readers to the GROVER BAKER MACHINES
Their reputation too well established for to attempt
word In their favor hut wond advise any person want
ing reliable Family Sewing Machine TO investigate the
these before buying. " word to the wise is
suficicnt- 41.vq.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

THE Democratic platform at present consists
of the following plauks
Resolved, That we are superior to colored clti-
zens of African descent.
Resolted. That we were mistaken when we re-
solved tha. the South could not be coefced
Resided, That it we had believed tnat our
two-sided Chicago platform would have been so
we'll understood, we would have made 1t more
ambiguous.
Resolued. That. as the war is over, we are
ready to join the Union party and divide the Of
Ices.
Resolred, That the Democracy always held the
Offices. and it is unconstitutional TO take the ad-
vantage of our unpopularity, and rule Democrats
out in their old age.
Resolved, That if Democrats rejoice over the
assassination of Lincoln, it is not owing to their
exhuberancc of good feeling, but the deepest
grief
An exchange prints the foregoing resolutions
and gives credit to the Knoxville Wing. If we
are not mistaken they originally appeared in the
Marysvlle Appeal some months since. They are
so suggestive, and have already proved so truth
fnl that we are anxious to have them properly
accredited
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
PRIVATE HOSPITAL,
REDEMPTION FUND.
OFFICE TREASURER TRINITY Co.
Weavcrvillc, October 6, l9G'

UFFICE NEAST KEN 90.
Wcaycryillc, October 6, 1869 !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AC-
Y cordance with the provisions of an Act of
Legislature creating Redemption Fund for Trim
ity county, sealed proposals for the surrender of
county Warrants will be received at the office of
the undersigncd in Weaveryille, up to the last
day of the session OF the Board of Supervisors
in November next.
E@fg@No bids will be received for more than the
par value Of Warrants offered, and each War
raut proposed to be surrendered must accompa-
nv the bid 4. COCHELL.
39tsb County Treasurer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

ArPoIxrMExT-O. II. p. Norcross. Esq. of
this place, and Collector of Internal Revenue for
the Ninth Division, 9Th District of California,
has been appointed Inspector OF liquors, tobacco
and cigars, for Trinity county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

CHINESE DEPARTuREs.-Within the past three
weeks between thirty and forty Cinnamon have
left Trinity for the tlowery land, the last two
stages being loaded to overfowing with them
The first nstallment were passengers on the
Yosemite. and it is said were the possessors Of
several thousand dollars. Their trip to the ce-
lestial kingdom among the quickest on
record
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

JERSEY IrEN.-It is recorded that there are
sixteen old churches in New Jersey which were
founded between the years 1864 and 1888. The
Fads thinks that 90 considering the time the en-
tightening influences of the Gospel have been
extant in that reason, the prevalence of Demo-
cratic heathenism is astonishing"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
TO INVALIDS

WHOSE SUFFERINGS HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes and NAL
treatment. and who require prompt relief
TO render existence desirable.
DR.. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College, begs to inform patients
and others seeking medical advice that he may
be consulted personally or by letter in all Ca
ses of Nervous and Physical Debility,
and the various disorders arising from sedenta-
~ habits excess. accident climate, from 9,
A.. NJ. TO II. NJ and from to s. p. Nj. at his
office. Armory Building northeast corner Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets. Rooms Nos. 9,
10 and II, first floor up stairs Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
Weayervjlle, Saturday, Oct. 81, 1865.

SOUTHERN PAPERs.-We acknowledge receipt
of a package of Southern papers from John Z.
Hayes, Esq, editor and proprietor of the Savan-
nah Republican. A young man and resident of
Boston at the breaking out of rebellion, he
listed in a Massachusetts regiment, serving faith
fully as a soldier until the declaration of peace.
The war ended we hear from him next as editor
and proprietor of leading sheet in Georgia.
principal commercial city. aiding the Admins
tration and loyal people Of Georgia to recon-
struct" that State On the basis of FREEDOM TO
ALL Of such material was the legions of Mass
chusetts composed The papers accompanying
the Republican the Norfolk Dry Book, Macon
Telegraph, Milledgevlle Recorder, Atlanta HtelE-
gencer and Knoxville Wing. The last trace of
what used TO be leading feature in the adyer-
tising columns of Southern papers-the adver-
tisements of runaway slaves-are gone forever
Success to the Republican and its editor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21


HUMBOLDT OIL lTEMs.-Reports from the oil
regions of our sister county sound favorable.
From the latest copies of the Times and the Jour
nal we gather these items: Mattole Co. down
SO feet well issues large volume of gas and
small quantity of oil. Noble Well, Joels Flat,
down 2Ol feet--shale rock, saturated with oil,
struck at that depth. Davis WE'LL Bear river,
down ZIP feet drilings strongly tinctured with
petroleum. Fortuna, down 80 feet; first class
indications. Oil Creek Co struck vein or jet
of gas which shoots mud, water and oil four feet
from top of pipe. Continued cheering news from
Bear River District. That's where our claim
is. Superintendent of Oil Creek Co. thinks he
has enough Of the greasy, nasty-looking stuff to
pay. Union Co. has 40 barrels ready for ship
ment. McNair's Well down $50 feet prospects
fiattering. Jetfreys Well down 100 feet; same
prospects rs Union nj same depth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

NO APOLOGY SEEMS REQUISITE for offer
ing to the public an advertisement Of this kind.
for il is universally acknowledged that the
treatment Of these particular diseases consti-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will apply to the Hon. Board
OF Supervisors of Trinity county, at the Novem
Der Term, Tor renewal Of License to keep Toll
Bridge over Trinity river, at Grass Valley. for
the coming year. d. NJ. KELLOGG
"iaSs 'alley, oct 8, 1868. 39.tsb.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-20

At @ meeting Of the citizens Of Pulaski
in the Court House, on September l6, 1865
John A. Jackson was called TO the Chair,
and D. G. Anderson appointed Secretary.
After the object Of the meeting was briefly
explained, the following preamble and reso-
buttons were presented and unanimously
adopted:
WHEEEAs, Col E. Mix and his command
are about TO take their leave Of us, and as
this community are desirous Of giving ex-
preston 20 their deep sense Of gratitude for
the faithful and satisfactory manner IN
which be has discharged the various duties
of his office.
Therefore. Without derogating from the
high qualities and exalted charact as an
officer, or the courtesy, manly virtues. and
noble bearing as a man, OF Mai. Gen. T.. W.
johnson, the former commandaut Of this
Post, who won for himself the golden opm-
ions of our people and their highest regard
aud esteem:
RCs0'rci, That we most cordially tender
% Col. E. Nix, as well as 1t. Col. Buck, Of
the Sth Michigan Cavalry, snd the subOrdi-
nate officers Of the command, our most sim
cere thanks, and our best wishes for their
future welfare:
hcS0lrCa, That, as We part from them Ia
regret, We assure them that they have done
every thing in their power to restore quiet,
good order, and harmony in our midst, by
an honest, faithful, impartial and conscien-
tlous Performance OF the many delicate and
onerous duties devolvcd upon them;
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolutions
Poe presented TO Col. Mix, and 1t. Col. Buck,
aud copy De sent % Nashville for publlca-
tiou IN the Nashville Union
JOAN A. JACKSON, Chairman.
n. G., ANDERSON, Secretary.
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Nj WIN. Wilcs. a well-knowu citizen OF
this county, resides near the ST. Cecilia Ac-
ademy, north of the city. and in the viciui-
ty Of the Buena Vista Springs. He has q
field of sugar cane, upon which depreda-
lions have been made by colored soldiers.
who 60 into the field and wautonly cut the
cane. Mr.. Wilas applied, in the proper
quarter Cor q guard, aud one was detailed to
protect his cane. Last Sunday afternoon,
whilst party Of gentlemen were ON a visit
% Mr.. W. some six or seven colorcd soldiers
Of the 18th infantry, tresnsssed on the prem
ices. The guaTd-who, by the way, was
quite O youth-ordered them away they
did not obey and he prepared to fire on them.
But, ot the instance Of the gentleman pres
eut, he desis,ej, and going near them, i'm
formed them that De was q guard sent there
20 protect the property, and ordered them
TO leave. One Of the negroes called him .
DID little puppy, csught him in his arms,
threw him on the ground, and stamped him.
Another seized his gun aud fred it Of. BY
this time some Of the visitors came up, and
one Of them being armed with pistol, shot
one Of the negroes in the head, inaiciing
dangerous wound-anotherne Ero was knock
ed down. Twoof theneFroes were arrested.
We hope that al such trespassos win be
promptly punished.
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70 Strangers and Citizens.

VS. do not profess 10 bo the only Physi-
clan in the city, Z" who may be found st his
Office at all hours, day or night" nor do
We, in offering our services 10 the invalid,
desire to recommend oursslf IN preference
70 other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians; nor do we pre-
tend to be infallibie, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement We
do not claim the possession Of any U5Hier-
ftlt secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or palliGtiUcs; rs all sensible
men must know, that success ia the prsc-
uce Of medicine, does nos depend so much
upon the discovery Of nel5 rcB,cdiEs, OF noe
modes Of trcafucat, as upon She skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 70 q perfect cure
-snd this can DO acquired only hy oNpo-
rience and patient application. We res
poct,ully refer the public 10 our genera. 81 b.
vertsoment, in another para OF she paper
Office hours from 8 IN the morniuE till y
A. night L. L. COLHHlH, N. d.
~ North cherry a.. EaH1-.1lla Pc
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By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATJ7H -

NV YORK, sept 1s.-The Pests spe,is,
says about thirty Pardoas were granted BY
the President TO dsy. one Of the p donsd
was Duff Green. a Cabinet IN citing was
held this morning.
The losses by the fire yesterday va. ,..i-
mated 90 four million dollars
The bank officers met again ssl discussed
with closed doors the subject O.. psopc.sl
exemption Of national currency.
Two rebel Keutuckians. Gesrrs ys--i
Wether snd G. H. williamson. wbTe On
board The Albany day bot. vaaderbst.
yesterday, openly declared thsi- rebel .vn-
pathies aud cheered for General Lee. They
finely quarre'ei with the hss5 Ta5te-. sad
Meriwsther stabbed .mw5h a. ~sorI cane.
injecting n severe wound. on s-riv,l here
they were arrosted.
The Odd Fellows met n BALTIMORE ta.i
al noon The Grand Sire presented hi, an
uual Ieport, in which vita 4a ordinary
emotions Of pleasure he zen erHu.s-ei
his fellow representative at Being S.
7emoied ia smother Coavcafoa Of fe
Supreme Grand Lodge under such .u-
tsresiing auspices aad circ1ms,suees. and
he expressed his highss- satisfaction chat be
was permitted 90 meet sraiu artpreseuta-
tiyes Of nelriy sli the Jurisdiction who had
been precluded from fellowship with other
representatives. for four years. ter retrospect
Dor years which furnishes sbardart cau-.ar
congratulstion az theorjer survived and the
terrible ordered through which 70 Hr- ra.,e.I. 7
aud which threatened to impair 20. ami s..
He referred to his,eForts which were suc-
cessiul IN obtaining communication with /
the Grand Lodges. The report ofthe Grand |
Secretary. James I. Ridley vas |
also submitted embracing detailed /
ropoE; Of the condition Of tho order in vari-
Gus Jurisdictions, in all Of which the order 1
is in a very prosperous state. During the /
fiscal year, ending September Grst Of She
present year, he had received from the states
Grand Lodge encampmeutst the sum Of SI6S, /
IN, while there was remaining unpaid. |
S2io,ooO making an aggregate Of 81, $4,000. /
A larger sum than has ever been received /
since tho organization Of the supreme
Lodge.
Contributions to the widely monument
fund. to the amount Of SII AS have been
received up to the first Of january, 1865,
which had been increased to nearly $4,000
by interest on the fund invested.
The city is througei with strangers 10 at
tend the defeating display on Wednesday.
Every train brings large numbers to the
gathering
BALTIMORE, Sept. I9.-Ohio delegation of
arrived this morning.. secom-
panied by band Of music. They were re-
,eived and escorted to 5heir quarters bv the
of reception.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

The Shoe and Leather Reporter says:
Business has not been quite so active as
during August, and with but few buyers in
market, but the orders on hand viii not be
completed until late in the season. From
all parts of the manufacturing districts we
learn there is the greatest activity and in
creasing demand for all seasonable goods,
and manufacturers are having an unusually
good season and fall orders are fast coming to
hand. Prices are very firm and advancing,
and some difficulty is experienced in obtain
ing sufficient advance to cover the rise in
stock and labor Of the past month. The
demand for New York city from this market
averaged 5000 cases for the past six weeks,
with buyers constantly in the market. The
demand for the West continues unusually
large. In the list of shipments we embrace
nearly every State outside Of New England,
from Texas north. The demand for foreign
market is very small, there being no ship
ments for the past week. In the New Eng
land jobbing trade there is a brisk business
doing, and, rs in other branches, dealers
find it difficult 10 keep up a stock equal 10
the call. Shipments by Sea-New York,
lSI; Philadelphia, 1856 savannah, Ga 81;
Baltimore, Nd, $50; Charleston, s. c., Psi;
New Orleans, 4I6. Total, 3,4sl.
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NOTICE.-We would inform ell persons
having claims against the Government
which were fled with the Board of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder
convened by Special Field Order No. &c.
dated March 18Th, 1865, Department Of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our Office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order to substantia the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just indebtedness from the Government.
ie30-tf II. TONPEISs i Co.
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BufAED EooE AND SALOON FOR SALE-47
CHuxca SvsEEr.-The ab.ve Billiard Room
and saloon. situated =. Church street, op-
ros.ts Newell Esrracks, Is offer ed for sale.
Inc SELDOM hes jost been dtted up and IS
doing Gnc business. The owner being
oblieei to % N5rts, No other reas0H fer s5L-
lac. The books showing daily recsipt Is, &c.
viii be shown on application at the room.
s.tre- EtH
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salE or BLOCK HoUsE TNBUE.--As our
.'aisrs viii see, this is the last day thst
'saei proposals viii be received 90 the Of
IRE t Col ". r. Merrill for the sale Of q
'so number of b,ock-houses IN the Depart
mont OF the Cumberland. All the timber
enc sui hauled and al houses for the rsr-i-
.'as ere included i'm tho sale. Any iuiorma-
t.a desired can be obtained 30 ,ho office Of
. Merrill.
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Ga1oE NooEE EyDlCrm roR NuEpEr avp
aEsgN.-Nsf1- NJ. J.. Moore, oi che 10th
.sa1rs.ea In.snty. who killed Joha Nc
"h7'sr about ten miles hclsw the city, lu
7e- lasf, in rctslIsiion Tor the death
. aH Gather, who was murdered by un-
AgsTn parties. vss arrested on Monday Ct
.'' week au3 committed 60 the county Jail
~ s"sii trial. The Grand Jury having found
sue ..- sEa.Hst HIM Cor murder, srsou
-. i''.'r2- Major Moore Is now out Of
WOO. end be- only twsris two yssrs sf
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The Chicsgo Tribune, it will be seen,
from an article we publish elsewhere, is very
threatening in its language towards the Pres
ident. Yet radical as it is, it dare not ap-
prove Thad. Steveus' proposition to plumber
the South.