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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
NUMBER II.
Aid for the Sanitary Commission.

EDITOR Journal On the evening of Wash
ngtons Birthday grand Ball and Supper were
given by the ladies of Trinity Center under the
auspices of the Sanitary Society of that place,
netting the handsome sum of SlS3, which has
been duly forwarded to the Treasurer of the Com
mission at San Francisco.
The Ball was delightful being largely attended
by the youth and beanty of the town and vicini-
ty, and all mingled in the intricate mazes of the
dance gaily tripping on light, fantastic toe un-
til Aurora had tinged the Eastern skies with
golien light.
The supper table fairly groaned under the ap-
petizing burthen of the choicest viands and del
icaces generously contributed by nearly every
lady in the place. 1t would be too great task
of time and space to make special notice of all
the good things furnished to grace the festive
board, and deem it superiuous to add that the
" dear creatures quite exhausted the resources
Of the mystic science of cookery. Among the
many beautiful articles of pastry that elected
marked attention were five splendid fruit and
sponge cakes, elegantly frosted, and bearing the
appropriate inscription in raised pink letters
1868" contributed by Mrs. Doctor Todd. Also,
two magnificent pyramid cakes, gorgeously dec
grated by Mrs. Whtmore and Mrs. Chadbourne.
The splendid turkeys were donated by Mrs. Nc
Daniel, hostess of the Trinity Center Hotel
The indef:,tigable Mrs. Sawyer furnished about
a bushel of superb lily white tea biscuits. But
the pen is powerlcss TO do justice to all theladies
who so patriotically responded with contribu-
tions, and who by their bright smiles and unhag
ging zeal made that winter evening glorious
season Of delight.
The event will be long remembered with pleas
nre in Trinity Center. God bless the Sanitary
the good Samaritan Of the American soldier -
After ages will proudly point to the generous
record of grateful people who, strong in their
love and devotion to the grand old Union, estab-
lshed relief society whose resources in the
support Of the American people, exhaustess and
unwearying. have taught the world lesson OF
wisdom before undreamed of and shown that
Cola mbia $ patriotic and gallant in the hour
OF danger and suffering receive the fostering care
OF an ever tender and watchfu mother.
SToyg PIPE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
Death of slavery--Tts Funeral Ceremonies.

The last day of January, So. marks one OF
the grand historic days Of the Republic. No
prouder event will ever illunlinc the annals OF
our Legislative history. On that day thepopnlar
branch Of the Government, the representatives
Of the free people of the United States. conae-
Grated the Thirty-eighth Congress Of the nation
to immortality for AZ four o'clock in the after
noon the House. by the decisive vote Of ll9 to
81 decreed to amend the organic law Of this
great nation so cvermore to prohibit inyolun-
tarv servitude. except for crime. This completed
the action OF Congress the proposed amend
ment, the Senate having agreed 10 il by prior
vote. and now remains but for threc-tonrths Of
the State Legislatures to raiifv this amendment,
when ii Will become part Of the Constitution
When the passage of the joint resolution was
announced in the House, in the presence CT
crowded galleries and an ovcrlowing Hall, there
was momcntary lull, when. as by AZ electric
shock, the exUltant shouts of the friends OF free
dom rung through the Hall. TIE scene heggars
description. Il was the sumbiimcst outbreak OF
popular enthusiasm We ever Witnessed Men
sprang 10 their feet, throwing up their arms eX-
ulantly and crying ont NJ the top Of their voices.
Fair women waived their haldkerchieis and join
cd in the loud huzzas. TIE floor Of the House
rcsounded with the clapplng Of hands. the stamp
ing OF feet and the incesSant shouting oi vo!ces.
The galleries crhoed back with tcntold enthqs-
Aoor-of the House Men Rugged another
il IN ecstacy of delight. They grapplcd hands
and shouted over this triumph offreedom Many
4 bright eve glistened, and many~a~heart was
too full for utteraucc over this~memorable hour
Of oar national regeneration When this tenn
pest OF excitement, which lasted for several MIN
utcs and seemed to find no adequate outlet had
partially subsided. motion was made to adjourn,
and the Opposition Insisted on the ayes and noes.
Tie mechanical roll-call acted as 4 brake, and
slowly toned the House down to something OF its
ordinary decorum. while the assembled crowd
surecd out in the midst Of patriotic enthusiasm
that wiil never be f0rgoiten
This event will thrill the nation. It twill carry
JOY to The homes Of freemen everywhere For
the amendment is secure. The State Legislatures
Will promptly ratify the action of the representa-
tives Of the people. The principle Of the Eman-
cipat;on proclamation viii become the supreme
law of the land. Maine will send endorsed the
elict OF freedom to the teemng valley OF the
Mississippi. Il viii come approvcd from the
thousands of freemen who line the banks Of the
Great Father of Waters to the Legislative As
somhy of the Land of Cold and the guardians
of the national honor on the shores of the Pacific
will echo back the demand: Give Us a republic
without q slavc-a nation Of frccmen without q
master - UG-hinqton Chroair}e.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
WeayeryjIle, Saturday, MarcR15,lS65
A G f N II $.

L. F. FISHER 114 Washington street. {up stars san
Francco.neary opposite Macure's Opera Ho'l-e-ia 'uf
only authorized Agent in that city.
X PHIPPS 81 street. between and X. is authorized
receive and receipt for Advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper at Sacramento.
HENRY :. MARTIN, Postmaster at Junction City. will
receive subscriptions the Journal in that section and fur
niSh our printed receipts.
Subscribers Journal Douglas City will receive
printed receipts by leaving tile due with KELrON
KELLOGG our authorized agents.
At North Fork \. WATERS i our authorized Agent.
AMOS SMITH. mailman. will transact all business pertain
ing 10 l- office At the several points below North Fork
CIAS VoSE i Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY EANTZAt are oar Agents At Lewiston.
\. e. PRICE. IL and Justice GUSTAV THEDE
thorzel to Give subscriptions 10 the .E
Nal II Canon Greek
Expre>nan RIGGS authorized receive AMI receipt for
.i!l-clillior, in ile Iny Fork .ection.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
DISSOLUTION NOTICE. NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y co-partnership hitherto existing and doing
business at Big Flat Trinity county, Cal. under
the name ofM Whelan X Go. is this day dissolv-
ed b. mutual consent. Ali persons indebted 10
the late firm by note or book account, are re-
ouestcd to settle Immediately with either of the
Undersigned NJ. WlELAN.
W CODDINGT0N x co.
Big Flat, Nov. 2G, 1861 5.3w
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
Meektu Trinitu 5onrnal.

BE- County Warranfs and Grss"b"eks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions % TINS
paper To soldiers in the Government service the 'othNN
will be furnished for Grcenbacks al PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
Under the Leaves.

Thick green leaves from the soft brown earth,
Happy spring-time hath called them forth,
First faint promise q summer bloom
Brcathes from the fra-reut. sweet perfume,
Under the leaves,
lift them. what marvellous beauty lies
Hidden beneath. from thonghtless eyes!
May flowers, rosy or purc>j white,
Lift their cups to the suadea light.
. Under the leaves.
Are there no lives whose holy deeds
Seen by no eye save His who reads
Motive and actiou--in silence grow
Into rare beauty. and bud AMI blow
Under the leaves
Fair white flowers Of faith and trust.
SpriuEiU, from spirits bruised and crushed;
Blossom, Of love. rose tinted and bright,
Touched and painted with heavens own light,
Under the leaves
Full fresh clusters of duty borne.
Fairest OF all in that shadow grown;
Wondrous the fragrance that sweet and rare
Comes from the flower cups hidden there,
Under the leaves.
Though unseen hy our vision dim.
Bud and blossom are known o. him;
Wait We content for his heavenly ray
Wait til our master himself Que day
1.fteth the leaves
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
Rni<. OF .sarcriislnr: :
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
..Unquestiomably sIle best e"stalnc.i work
Of the kind In tar ~ ori0-"
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

0BsrErRoAL.-Thc alI-searching wit of the
ana now rests at an obstetrcal item, a5tound-
inalv new as follows:
In the northern part Of Europe it is not very
uncommon for a lady to become the mother Of
three and even four children at one birth, but on
the American Continent such cases excite much
curiosity and wonder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

THE Marysyille Express says Jamea bucnah-
an was a statesman and patriot. The rag
suggests that it must have been so long ago that
cotemporaneous history overlooked it IN search-
ing the rubbish dates of the past
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

THE State Prison in Maine earned $1,000 more
than its expenses last year. The institution mas
proved so profitable that the State authorizes
propose 10 build another one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

DRowSrD.-A man named Scott, commonly
called g Long-haired Scott with his squaw and
one child, were drowned while attempting to
bol5t T;m,, N
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

TEACHERS SALARIEs.-The sum OF SAL ,ooo
was paid away in the year 1864 for teachers sal
aries, by the State of California. In 1852, the
amonnt was S?l .355.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

act which occurred at one Of New England 5
let villages
in old Now England long ago.
When all creation Travelled slow.
And nanght hu; tracklt- deserts lay
Before the early settler way,
4 Youth and ,Hus,l, i3ul.i and AIR,
Had cause To- take i'u!u,y ,y-'yhcre.
Through night and day. and day AMI night
NJ house would greet their w-aried sight.
And thinking Ii vnens alter should
rrecele their journey through the wood,
Thcy stra2itway /, Justice went
Iv love and circuinstance, sent:
The Justice. good old honest pate,
Sai1 10 was ,iiufc unf' f'rturate.
Bat at that time le couiI not iiui
Those youua, folks ot willing mind
For his commission. sad - ..ty.
Had Just ,Npirti hut Yesterday;
! IT. after al. be wouid not say
That single they should away:
Aad so h. bad. rhen join their hands
Ia holy wpdiuch'- happy blnd'.
Aud just ttie ne would marry
Enough. p.fhap-. t. -aGaiy carry.
A. They v-r, Ia e1unsl.rii rl.oi,
IEouss Ia ~ H. ;heIl through the wood
-Erj4,8ort Standard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

An Englishman, writing about Americans, says
that when they speak Of a native OF holland,
they call him an Amsterdam Dutchman out
when they speak Of one OF the German race 10
general. they leave out the Alnster.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

TIE Solano Press felicitates itself on the fact
that the subscriber who stopped his paper be-
cause it did not oppose g The Hog Law, mas
renewed his subscription
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

An exchange tells Of young lady who asked
a reporter one night. in q wooing moment 70
- notice the beanty of the silyery moon, was
respectfully informed that all notices in his pa
per were charged for at rates varying with their
position in the same.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

NAY is considered unfortunate marrying
month. \ girl asked to mite herself to
lover. who named May in his proposals. She
hnted that May was unlucky. Make it June
then, replied the swain Casting down hcr
eyes she reioincd with Il blush wouldH AprH
do as well r.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
CALIFCaEIA 5J85l2LT -LGE2.

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mus Dee +pi a. '4e
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

GoIxG FAsT-Horace Greeleys = History OF
the American Conflict has attained sale oil
seventy thousand copies. and German edition
is in course of preparaiion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

THe YAxKErs ~ SAvAvNAH.-Cartou, the Sa-
yannah correspondent OF the Boston Joarnal says
in a recent letter:
The Yankees are here now in stronger force
than ever. They are here with supplies for the
destitute. opening stores, selling goods, and
taking hold things generally. Two Bostonians
arc publishing newspapers. was amused last
SUNDAY. At ST. John Church, in the morning
the singing was led by Baldwin. OF Boston. At
the Presbyterian church there WAS no choir. The
minister requested any one who could lead in the
singing to do So. Gen. Littlefeld, of Illinois.
struck up old Hundred. and the congre CATION
Joined At the second singing, Iank had his
fingers upon the keys Of Il iuc tuned organ, lead
ing of with = Dundee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF TEINITY-TN
PROBATE COZ RT.-IN THE NATTER OF THE F.
TATE OF L.IH'RE.NIE .NcGIxYE, DECD.


az READING AND FILING TIE PETITION
~ Of Jas. y. loadley. administrator Of said ls
tate. prnyug for an order of >ac OF the real es
tate therein described. and it appearing to this
Cour. that there is not sufficient personal estate
in the hands Of the administrator to pay the
debts outstanding against deceased and the eX-
pcnScz "f administration. and that il is necessa-
~ to sell the real estatc Df said deceased il Is
dercd that all persons interested in said estate
appear before this Court. at the Court room i'll
said county Of Trinity, on MONDAY. Tie
I7th day of april, 1868.
to show cause. if any they have, why IN order
should not be granted 10 said administrator to
sell the real estate Of the deceased.
And ii is further ordered that copy of this
order he published once :. week for four weeks
in the TRINITY JoCRNAL q newspaper published
in said county.
JOHN MURPHY, County Judge.
and ex-oiiicio. Judge OF the Probate Court.
Attest. \. J. LooMs. Clerk. lo.ti.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

" BoxBs bursting in air, is a style much pre-
fcrablc 10 their bursting ere they leave the gun.
4 British force in the expedition against Bhootan,
in India, were recently engaged in shelling fort
of the enemy, when the fuse having been gut too
short. the shell exploded prematurely, bursting
the gun and killing three officers and seven men.
These untimelv explosions happen IN the 6est
regulated batteries Many instances occnr IN
our own service and the bursting ofthe Parrot
guns before Fort Fisher is according 70 the report
of the investigating committee, ascribed TO pre-
mature explosions of defective shells in the PIE
ces' rather then to any inherent defects IN the
guns.-Socramento Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

IT seems there IS Que prclatc in Romc-the
Cardinal Antonelii-who. il reports speak true,
IS fricn! to the American Republic one an
indivjsiblc. He said in conversation with an
American gentleman not long since: = II had
the honor to be an American citizen, wonld do
everything in my power to preserve the strength
Of the nation undividch That the great EU0-
pcan powers. are very much interested in the
weakness oi; the United States. and doubtless seq
with pleasure the cntcebling Of lis forces brought
about be the war, and would do all in their power
to widen the division that he ro"1d surreadfr
far tic moment errY ainar question of P5'tcY dnd
Of its potticq' o'cr: that liz success Of The pres
sg afa2' ri rero54''oa 'coVI|in s'e RearS. Plare
.]1e Tadc3 H.aiea IN Ae posi- N 81 he Soah imr-
iran HcpHb}ies, wdiri il sans 70 lin, srom3 b. 4
misfortune Ia the '"AoIs rorll.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

THE san Francisco Democratic Press has dis
covered 4 mare nest. sure enough. 1t says the
passage of the amendment TO the Constitution of
the United States by Congress is equivalent to
declaring the Emancipation Proclamation uncon-
slitntional, for the reason that if vaiidno amend
meut was required. ono of these measures kills
all ihc slaves. the other prevents any more be-
ING bonn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
VOLUME X.
Ghe Grinity gournaI
l. PUBLISHED EvERY SATURDAY. =
WeaverviIIe, Trinity County, California:
DAVID Z. GORDON,
Lalror ANn N aAlEEor.
eRes,-Ons door bsiOr the - EanE Erchn"St
saloon, Easr side .Hnfn sIreSf.
Subscription Rates-In Advance;

One year - 90 >ix months. - 90 Three m"nhs 3 o.
H,- The Ieer Will he mailel o.thy t' any aidr--
n the Atlantic EGrai IS t's above rate aud ,hc
1eressary postage WIN uaa-t @ prepaid added
on all papers going of the Trits'i state.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

The Marin Journol says the town oil halaei
contains one church one school and eight wnis-
ky-mills
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25

The PAFER DrTY.--Fongrcss is again imnor-
tuned for repeal Of the mpor! duty on paper.
We hope it viii take no such unwise step. The
country needs every cent Of revenue that can be
obtained. and there is no reason why paper should
be exempted any more than other article.
Oppressive the price Of paper may seem TO
some it is quite reasonable when c0ntrasted
with ony other article made in whole or in part
from cotton. If it Is further considered that
most of paper-makcrs' materials are imported.
on which duties are paid in gold it will be seen
that prices or . go}d basis, are but little higher
than they ever were. In 1850. when gold and
paper were Of equal volue, common news was
He and he per p0uul. In l8Gf, when gold was
at 225 a, 25o. the same paper was worth 26c 10
30c We thinl; that Courress is no more called
upon to reduce the price Of paper than it is to
reduce the price ofleether or voOl.-Thc Frdfer
The above item is full Of patriotism. bat not
very good doctrine for Tie Printer to preach,
considering that ii is monthly publication,
and that i, looks entirely to printers FOR its sup
port. John Greasoa ( Co.. The publishers would
entertain an entirely different opinion were they
engaged in the publication Of a weekly newspa-
per in the mountains of California, just at this
particular time. This same :. import duty has
cost the Government more than half a million
dollars over the regular annual appropriation for
printing paper within year, and printers on
4 small scale are expected 20 make up the def
cheney, according to Tie Printer's doctrine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
Book and Job Printing

OF every description done in a superior manner
EEiSo~tsfr rEIrYs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
Partially ;1arried.

\ Western paper declares the following to be
a fact which occurred at one Of New England
quiet VILLAGES
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
\ TnoUGlEsoNE Faat.Y.-Some one, in the
Washington R.pHllicaa gets off the following
uron the troublesome Davis family

Ahram say--.- Nay Heaven save us
From thy uu;ry tribe Of Davis,
What wiki Winter. Jctf and Garrett.
How can any mortal bear ~
W. are lost. oG Heaven must save US
TrOm the wintry tribe If Davis q"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-03-25
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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-21
Hold. TheFef

Congress is about TO take a long recess We
are glad OF u. In fact, we judge that, could
its meeting at all have been postponed for a
year or so, the country would have been the
gamer. II IL would take hold and help TO cut
down the expenditure aud increase the income
Of the Government, and then initiate vigorous
measures looking 10 a speedy resumption Of
specie payments, it, converting would be a
subject Of ccngratulatiOn; but IL seems very
unlikely 90 do anything Of the sort. On the
contrary we are threatened on one side with a
bill looking 10 sweeping repeal or reduction
OF taxes, while on the other schemes involving
new and formidable outlay are piled upon
each other with fearful rapidly.
Mr.. Blaine moves an assumption OF state
county and city or township indebtedness in
CURED in raising soldiers for the Union ar
mies-a scheme which. il adopted will add Al
least one hundred millions 10 our national
debt. Even General schenck can't bear that
the officers ofthe Veteran Reserve Corps should
be remOrsrlessiy mustered out Of service, since
they have become 10 used 10 drawing high paw
for doing nothing; that they can not 20 10 work
FOR living like other folks without great per-
sonal inconvenience. Several members want
10 20 back and pay bouuties 10 soldiers who
enlisted without any in the early stages Of the
war; another, - the spectators who have
bought up their claims for a song; higher
pensions for invalid and crippled soldiers are
likewise called for; an allotment Of bounty
lands 10 soldiers and sailors is required though
every one who Chooses may claim aud settle
almost any Quartcr->ectiOu Of the Public
lands on payment 0f Sl0; rivers are run into
the Horse for improvement; the Treasury
clerks want higher pay; the White House
needs rrfurnishing; the late Presidents
family l. 10 be provided for: and. altogether
the bills already before Congress would il
passed. add one hundred millions per annum
10 the already fearful weight Of our public
burdens; while no bill calculated 10 reduce
them by a farthing has. we believe. been sub
United. lcs. We concur in the demand II a
.ong reces>; and since the pay Is the same
VIII ther they III or rise We trust the session
Will b. made ~ short - pOssiblc.-Nclc York
Tribune
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-12-21
The southern states TO be held az
Conquered Territories.

II is manifest from the Congressional pro-
oeediuzs from day 10 day that the Southern
States are 20 he treated as being out Of the
Union, and held As conquered territories and
readmitted to the Union only upon the condi-
ton Of adopting negro suffrage. Thad. Ste
yens. beingnow tho Congress, has formally an
nounced the policy in a speech in the House
President JoIrSsoS's theory and policy is repu-
dated by the Republicans; and what will
JOHNSON do. is the question. We'll see where
his backbone is now.
We shall sustain him most heartily in his
opposition to the Radicals. One circumstance
IS boiling the Radicals. II is announced that
Hon. +. NJ. SrILLwELL introduced the follow
ing resolution:
ReSOlrei That the people who have been
in rebellion against the Government. and who
have submitted 10 the laws Of the United
states and adopted Republican form Of Gov
eminent. repealed the ordinance # secession.
passed the Constitutional Amendment forever
ab0lishing slavery, repudiating the rebel debt
and passed laws protecting the freedmen in
their liberty, the representatives Of the people
elected 10 Congress, having received their GER
ticates Of election from their respective Gov
ernors. should be received a. members of the
Thirty-ninth Congress, when they shall take
the oath prescribed by Congress, known n the
" Test Oath" without further delay.
Mr.. SrILLwELL was formerly Democrat.
We think he is with JOHNSON, and, hence, we
attach Significance to his resolution. We hope
Mr.. STILLwELL will show that he is truly a
Union man, by going In favor Of its restoration,
instead Of uniting with the radicals ia opposi-
ton To it, restoration.