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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-12

Csg~ SUNSHINE FOR THE SAD.-Are you
low spirited, tremulous, subject to faintness,
afflicted with any local weakness, or with
general debility, tonic thy system with
Biokrene. Though harmless as water it is
the most potent ionic and regulator in the
world. Depot, 2S Dey ST., New York. Sold
by all Druggists. .ri
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio,
Tuesday, December IL, 1865.
Local Matters.

ALTHOUGH the weather is pleasant and
sprlng-like, there Is a dcarth in local items.
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REMOVED ToPEARL STREET
VIM. DODD Sc CO.,

VIM. DODD Sc CO.,
.aT3 WHOLESALE DEAIRRs IN
HATS, CAPS. FURs AND STRAW GOODS;
Have removed from the old stand on Main
street, to their new store, on the corner oJ
ZINE and Pearl Streets f u al
IS- The Retail Fur Trade win be be CON
tinued as heretofore; and we have taken
especial pains to make our New Fur
Room AN attractive place to the Ladies
They viii find it pleasant commodious' aud
well filed with choice stock of Furs Of
every description.
William DOdd N CO.,
Corner Vine and Pearl Sts.
Dec. s. d3t
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CHDRoN B1rrBRs.
One Trial and YOu .UM NeVer Use
-1nU others.

Itis not necessary TO publish long list u disease
ali Diseases oi the
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President Llncoln's suggestion in one of
his letters that Uncle Sams favorite bird
was not taloned eagle, but a web-footed
duck or goose, has fired the muse of poet
in Peoria, H., who breaks into song in the
following style: EO|
We have no eage-ohAugo is there
Abe snapped our bird away;
WshRve no eRCle any more,
Bald-heaied, black OF gray.
Abe snapped away our glorious blvd
Got cheated like the deuce
The talons for the web.foot went
The eagle for the goose 'rtt
Pretty gOod-for Peoria.
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MODERN PHILANrHRoPY.AM Miss Hager
abolition philanthropsts of the times has
during the last few months, brought from
the South TO our neighboring city, SPRING
field some three hundred and fifty negroes.
The Democrat says they are either in the
poor-house OF distributed ainoilg Republi-
can fitmilies 10 serve as serfs mot slaves, o,
no. TO be paid in old clothes, or starve; aud
TO degrade aud displace white laboring
men and women.
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esg- STANDARED HoMEoPArHIo MEDIcINEs.
The agent of Humphreys Homeopath-

esg- STANpARRp HoMEoPArHIc MEpIcINFs.
The agent of Humphreys Homeopath-
ia Specifics has received very important
addition to his list of Humphreys Specific
; Homeopathic Remedies in the shape of
speciGc No. "a, which cures diptheria and
ulcerated sore throat. These specifics have
obtained a wide celebrity among the niedi-
cal praetitioners and are very largely used
Inv tbem. being nronnt efI,cient reliable
and convenient An extended advertise
mont m another column gives a list Of tho
d,earont snocios thc ,I,scas,.s ,,I,ohr ,hn,
.ar,a1y and the nr,cos Thoo.sos so, c,n,i
- 90 as,,ooiail,, ,,,o,.th,, 80 ,,tan,,1t.,
~ 19J "Iso ,h,, now dcnoy,,,ont Of vetarna,,,
.oataos The onorters oc HIM, l,,.,,,;s
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The celebrated : ew EDgiAnd remedy for Janndce,
Fever and Aguo General Debility, aud all
diaeasss arising nom diaordered tomach
Liver aud Bowels,
They are used and recommended BY leading phy-
sicians Of The county, and Al who Try them pro.
nounoe Them Invaluable.
Price, 81 per bottle.
]. N. HARRIS a CO., ttneinnst, Ohio, pro-
pr,sinrn for the Wsstaru states.
SOLD Ky ALL MFDIoIsE DEALERs.
z oci sidastf
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RELIGIOUS NoTICR.-Rev. s. p. Carlton,
(UniversalisD of Springfield, Ohio, will
preach in Beckcl Hall, Thursday evening"
December II, at o'clock.
Rev. II. f. Miller, Financial Secretary of
the N. w. Conference of Universalsits will
preach at the same place on Friday and
Saturday evenings, December 10 and is, at
z O'Clock.
Rev J. s. Cantwell, Of Cincinnati, Ohio,
viii preach at the same place, ON Sunday
morning at 10i9 A. M. and at O'Clock in
the afternoon. All are cordially invited TO
attend novl2-5td
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sptriataMOtites.


Robnck's Bittors.
,sTherc ~ many true ward spoken
In iestsf' sail u s-nt,saan L. his iriend who fe-
marked that 9tts rcenbncitE ave gsOd but
rsobncfts ntc bctter.,' .AN
ACouxh, Gold. or 80 g Throat,
RroUtaEs fnaxorGre ArtENfIos, AND smouLp BR
onEcKND. " AtLowEBiro coSrIsus,
Irritation Of the Lungs, Pcrma-
ueut Throat Affection, o an un-
earable Sung Disoase
q. ,v.vs r,fe
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCKES

uAviNa a piaFcr IsTtuENca % THF PARfs, olV
iMnrpikFE RELlar.
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astunetarg and Conmerfial.


so pATroS, December i6, 1855 (,
aaate Avn pnfnurn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

PIxLEY's DEFEYsE.-This individual comes out
in a lengthy card, in justification of his defense
of the Salvador pirates, and says that his course
is sustained by the fact that Military Courts have
no legal jurisdiction in the case. He does not
attempt to excuse his disparagemcnt of the Union
navy, or his laudation of recognized pirates, but
lays particular stress the point of unconstitu-
tionality of the mode of trial. 1t is generally
supposed that precedent would have justified to
some extent Pixley's defense in the case, but ii
is difficult to see the justice OF the argument
used by him, after his devoted advocacy of every
act of the Administration since the commence
ment of the war, that this case was an unconsti-
tutional assumption of power by the authorities.
1t is to be regretted that after a course of life
marked by honorable purpose and uninching
loyalty to the Government, Pxley should have
committed this unfortunate act to mar his here
tofore popular record
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
The Joas BRows COTTAGE FuxD.-This patri-

THE joan BRowS COTTAGE FuSD.-This patri-
otto movement is meeting with warm response
generally. John Brown was a martyr-justly
so, Missouri ''jayhawkers' may say-but the
cause he espoused is - marching on" At a
meeting of Sacramento people the other night,
such men as Gov. Low, Controller Oulton, Rev.
NJ C. Briggs D. o. Mills, Adjutant General
Evans, Col. E. r. Hamilton and David Kendall
were appointed On Committees to assist the
movement. John Martin. Treasurer of the Fund
for this county, will call in the Cottage Fund
subscription lists on the ith of July. Fill them
up previous to that time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

4 RURAL PARApIsE.-Just to while away n few
hours, and see something out of the regular
routine Of town life, we walked up to Dr. Wares
the other day. 1t is a suburban location worth
any ones while to visit. The architectural sur
roundiugs comprise a neat cottage and office, a
cosy log dining house. apiary containing
about one hundred :: hives of Italian bees. and
a suiiciency Of convenient outbuildincc. Thou
sands Of fruit trees and vines in full bearing add
TO the attractiveness of this cosy little spot at
the base Of Old Bally." Jereh. Bennett, an
nttachee of the premises, always ready to perform
the courtesies in the absence Of the proprietor,
and 2;4o walker jumped us from the garden
in the Doctors extensive gulch mining claim,
where We found that not very old gentleman
having an eye to things generally, and % Happy
Jack" (who mans the ppe) in particular. There
is every evidence that it is good mining claim !;
n six dollar piece picked up during the stay
and more of the same kind which had been picked
up. Saw mother earth torn up at a fearful rate
for an hour or two, and then took look at the
Doctors fruit prospects. Got reprimanded for
shaking some unhealthy looking fruit from
out of a hundred of plum trees, which the
proprietor arguedk knew best how much weight"
they could carry. Eat hearty dinner and went
home under the impression that if DR.. Wares
place was somewhere down in the - COW coun-
ties the State Agricultural Society would make
devil Of fuss over it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

A VISIT FROM THE Postal AGESr.-IIon. R. C.
Gaskill, of Butte county, lately appointed Postal
Agent for California and Oregon, in place of
Corbett, removed paid our town an official visit
this week. We hope, in common with citizens
generally, that the agent will succeed in
making postal matters work more smoothly and
perfectly than they have done in times past, and
we have faith that he will do so. Mr.. Gaskll
comes accredited with two excellent and impor-
tant ualifcations-honesty of purpose, and
ability to perform the duties of his responsible
mis-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

ONLY A SHADOW ITS FORMER SELF.-In our
advertising columns will be noticed a call for a
meeting of the Democratic Central Committee of
this county on the 9Th of July. 1t may astonish
people to learn that there is still spark of
life in the Democratic carcass, but we can assure
them that the once powerful monster is now per
fectly harmless. Whether the Committee will
come together for the simple purpose of pass
ing resolutions of coincidence and then dis
band, or whether its purpose may be to attempt
to reorganize the broken and shattered ranks of
the - Peace y party, we are uniformed In the
latter case we recommend the adoption of the
following resolutions, dedicated by the Marys-
vile Appeal to the Democracy of Yuba, but
which will apply as well here
Rssolrd That mistaken when We resolved that the
South could not be coerced-
Resored That the over We are ready to oin the
Union party and divide the offices.
Resolved That if had believed our two sided Chi
platform would have been well understood we would
have made it more ambiguous
ReSord, That the Democracy always the offices and
Is to take the advantage our
ity and rule Democrats out in their old age
Resord That if Democrats rejoice the assassination
of Lincoln it is not owing their exubeance good feeling
hut deepest grief
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

In ExPLANATIoN.-A dispatch appeared in the
city papers of the 18th, to the effect that Green
hood l. Newbauer, San Francisco coal dealers.
had been indicted by the United States Grand
Jury for perjury, in making false statement of
the amount of their business affairs to the Inter-
nal Revenue Assessor. In explanation the firm
in question sent the following note to the Alta,
under date of 9Th inst: % We are not aware of
any legal proceedings against US, and only know
of difference between us and the Assessor, as
to the amount to pay for Revenue License"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

INDIAN CREEx.-The party given by Jim Nor
ris last Friday night, was pleasant one, and the
supper good. About twenty ladies were in at
tendance, and three times that number of gen.
tlemen, danced to the soul thrilling music of the
Douglas City violinist, Jones
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

METHODIST CHURcH.-ReY. Mr.. Henning has
been soliciting subscriptions this week for the
purpose of building 4 Methodist Church. He
informs that something over 5000 has already
been subscribed, and that work the building
will be commenced Immediately. The location
selected is at the south corner of Thomas Thea
ter lot Main street, and nearly in front of the
old Hospital building. When completed the
building will be an ornament to that portion of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

WASHING UP.-Most of the claims in the basin
are being cleaned up now, and mining as gen.
eral thing will be at an end by the 4th. In some
particular localities where water is plenty work
will continue for a month or two yet. As gen.
eral thing the season has been prosperous one
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

JUNCTION CRY AND DoUGLAs.-To-night, FRI
day., Mays Junction City Ball takes place, and
on next Friday evening Tom. Flanders gives a
Ball at the Douglas City Hotel. Quite number
of people have gone to the Carter House party
tonight, and good many are preparing to go
to the Douglas party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

HERRrcKs BALL.-A notice of the Oregon
Gulch Ball with other things was crowded out
last week. The turnout was large-about eighty
tickets being sold, and everybody had a good
time, dancing till daylight. We are told that the
Supper was the best of any party this season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

SALE'oF BIrcH PRorERTY.-The Degraff broth
ers have disposed of their ditch property and
claims at Arkansas Dam to Geo P. Chapman and
John Fisher, for $4,000 The Investment is said
to be good one, the claims being extensive, ana
the water privilege one of the best in the county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. HAMILTON HEREBY INFORMS THE
~ people throughout the County that he will
visit different localities for the coming month,
and all persons wishing Dental work done will
find it to their interest to give him call
Weavervlle, June "a, 1864. 2+.u
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

TARGET SHoorISG--Capt. MCGOWAN requests
us to say that the Hallecks will meet at their
armory on Saturday, July lst for drill and target
practice, twenty dolia. gold piece to be the
prize for the best shot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
Weekly Trimity 5pnrnal.
Weayerville, Saturday, June "a, 1865.

CELEBRATION 1rENsThe arrangements for celebrating the
approaching 18th being rapidly completed Nothing will
be left undone which may add additional
eason Let every citizen of the county that special
invitation has been extended him. such the desire of the
committee Of Arrangements The Of exercises the
street and AT the Theater printed to-day.
MARSHAL AND AIDs-The citizens committee have select
ed Jereh Bennett Grand the
bennett has named III. H. D. K. Gordon
a. his Aids The gentlemen named requested to meet
the JOURNAL Office this Saturday afternoon.
THE 0RAuoS-Mr Howe informs that his Grafton will
not than fifty minutes and the intention
not to have the exercises the Theaer prolonged
hour and ahaf
DISPOSITION that confusion may
be avoided at the Theate requested make the fol-
lowing None ladies and children will be adj
ed the Theater the procession arrives and
but ladies and children will be admitted to the gallery The
the right and left in front the Societies in the rear Of the
military and citizens generally will occupy the body oil the
house Chers will be in attendance to that the iorego-
ing order is observed
GODDESS OF LrDERrr-Miss Emma Clement, daughter of
the committee to the Goddess of Liberty on the
occasion. 1t was a wise choice.
PREwoRKs-The display Of Fireworks will be by far
the best witnessed here The entire otsome dozen
sassshave been selected John YOUNG Esq from the
nsts. There are some beautiful display pieces.
Or THE sTREEr.-The committee are having triunphal
arch prepared which will be erected Main and APP
propriately decorated The procession will form Taylor
instead Of Court has heretofore been usage
County Clerk Loos having volunteered put that
in proper condition.
THE MIIIrARr-Capt. Ketop informs that his Company
will be at Gray4 residence precisely o'clock The Hal
ecks will be hand 10 escort them and
possible after the companies arrive the will form
No DAEeER-Fears have heretofore been expressed in
gard the safety of the gallery in the Teaer when crowded
with people Mr. Thomas desires TO that there is
danger but to guard against possibility of accident the
gallery will be thoroughly braced from below.
THE THRTY-SIx.-Seats will be raised
stage for the accommodation Of the representatives
States which will bring them in fair view Of the whole
audience.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
BEST MUSIC
y. S. EXCISE TAX.

9TH DIVISION, FIFTH ASSESSMENT DIS
. trict, comprising the county of Trinity.-No-
tice is hereby given that the lists of valuation
and enumeration of property subject to tax
der the @ Act to provide Internal Revenue to sup
port the Government and to pay interest the
public debt, approved April 3d. 1865, and the
amendatory Act approved March 3, 1865, made
and taken by the Assistant Assessor of said Di-
vision, will remain open for the examination of
all persons interested for the space of ten days
prior to the date hereof at the Office of the As
sistant Assessor, in the town of Douglas City,
between the hours of 8, A NJ. and T. P. NJ, and
Immediately after the expiration of the said ten
days, on the
5th, 9th and 9TH of July,
/ will receive and determine all appeals relative
to erroneous or excessive valuations enumer
atons made and taken by the said Assistant As
SCISSOR All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid
must be made in writ'ng, and specify the particu-
lar cause, matter or thing respecting which de-
cision is requested, and state the ground prin-
ciple of inequality or complained of
WILLIAM A. ELIASON,
Assessor, 9Th District, California
Santa Rosa June "a, 1865. Jaw.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
Great Popular Loan of the People.

than of the loan authorized by the
Congress, the market.
This amount at the rate at which being absorbed will
all be subscribed for within our months when the notes
will undoubtedly command premium has uniformly been
the closing the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens of every and section Of the
country may afforded facilities for taking
.IafionnI Bank, State Banks, and Prfrnfe
BanEers throughout the country have generally agreed
receive subscriptions at par Subscribers will select their
agents, whom they have confidence, and who only
responsible the delivery of the for which
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March Is, 1855. 17.13ttc.2p.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
The Ball I'm Motion.

announcing the Mexican Loan and the
issuing the Bonds therefor gives serious complexion
to the designs of the Republican party in Mexico Evidently
Maxmliaus troubles about to in
Backed by sympathy aid the people of the United
States Mexico need not fear the of Maxman
supported by all the which his Gallo patron
,an spare aid Our Government is committed to
the Doctrines people resolved that shall be
maintained the restoration of the Republic ora
men us manifest destiny This loan ought to be promptly
taken up wholly independent of its merits investment
Capital cautious and the largest capitalists generally
pecunary risk think that far-seeing
agacous of this class will be anxious to have
to accrue in case Of success put into
the market fifty cent Of their face and bearing ten per
their nominal rdluc making twenty cent
on the actual The fact that they issued
for small $50 will place them within the reach
of all.
security the all the of the
public and particularly the Custom House duties and the
the mines of Sonora Sinaloa and Coli
ma are pledged The value of this security may be
judged from the fact that the duties paid at the port of Ma
zaan Alone amounted to 100000 for each of the
years 1852 and 1868.
The Government retains privilege of paying off the
principal and interest time within the
years. upon giving six months notice of such intention said
notice to published in the leading daily papers in New
and Francisco and stating the banking establish
mens in those cities at which such payments will be made
Rich QUARTZ.-Some rich gold quartz spec-
mems are on exhibition at Greenhoods bank
They were taken from the claim of D. NJ. Kel-
logg, on Trinity river, two miles above Lewiston
weigh about twenty ounces, and it is estimated
are worth about $40 an ounce. If some of the
thousands of dollars which have been taken from
this county to prospect hundreds of miles away
had been invested in the Deadwood section, rich
developments would have been made ere this
Hardly piece of gold is taken from the placer
diggiGgs there which does not contain more or
less quartz. A company of citizens propose to
prospect the place in question.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

SoxG FOR JEFF.-' Where are now the hoops
I cherished" Hoop-de-du -den-du.-Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
FLOOR MANAGERS
E. LEARY, A. LOVE, A. MARTIN.
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

MEETING OF THE UNION CENTRAL
N Committee of Trinity county was held at
Weaveryille on Saturday, June 10TH at which
o. Phillips, D. II. Trufant, o. H. P. Norcross, S.
l. Thayer, VIM. Weller, G. Thede, Geo. H. Bun
ker, Thos Carr and A. J. LOOMS were present,
The Committee appointed
Saturday, July sth,
as the time for holding Primary Meetings in the
several precincts, to elect delegates to the coun-
ty Convention which will convene at Weaver
Vile on
Thursday, July 18th, 1865,
at 10 clock \. NJ. The following test to be OBJ
served in voting at the Primaries, adopted
TEsT-~ Did you roe foc bratGm Lincoln and -iaireic
johnson at tie last Presidential Etion coad hare
so roted had you been oGardea ar enP'rtn'rity ~
The following is the apportonment of dele
gates to each precinct on the basis of the vote
for Presidential Electors on the 8th day of No
vember, 1864 One delegate by courtesy, one for
every twenty votes, and one for every fraction of
fifteen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

Re@oLred, That the various precincts be request
ed to enforce the test adopted in order to observe
a uniform system of qualification in the repre-
scntation. OLNEY PHILLIPS, Chairman.
\. J. LOOMS, Secretary. 23.tc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

POLE RAIsING.-We are requested to state that
the new flagstaff at Douglas City will be raised
tomorrow, (25th.) 1t is asserted by those who
have the masts that it will be the finest pole
in the Northern country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

THANKs.-To Uncle Fred. Leach, of Miners
Vile, for fine of trout, delivered by our
" Confederate" friend, Ludwig, and to Mr.. Doxy
and Mr.. Pfatf for green peas in quantity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

THE Ball at Hay Fork on Tuesday night was
we'll attended, and told netted a consider
able amount to the School Fund.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

An EDITOR FOR OFFicE.-The Union men of
Sonoma have nominated Sam. Cassiday, of the
Petaluma Journal and Argus, for Sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
Thursday, july 18th, 1865,

The following precincts, at which polls were
not opened at the last election, are each allow
ed Il delerate
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
ATTENTION! MINERS!

HAVING PROCURED A TURNING-LATHE
Ill fitted for the purpose, I am prepared to turn
out Hydraulic Nozzles at short notice and rea-
sonable rates. In this manner old Nozzles are
made as good as new JOSEPH CRAIG.
WeaverviIle, April %, 1868. l6to
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
GREENE'S HOTEL!
STAGE HOUSE!

Is THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PUR-
fs..Y..HN chased the old and popular stand known
:::::...s as the AMERICAN HOTEL, where he
@AksS Will henceforth be found ready and will
ling to devote his whole attention to the wants
of his old friends and the travelling public.
Bfgyr" The office of the California Stage Compa-
ny has been removed to the House, from
which coaches leave in all directions daily
Travellers may rest assured that the
Table and Sleeping Accommodations
viii be second to no Hotel in Northern Califor-
mia. A trial of the new Hotel and Stage House
is solicited by
THOS. S. GREENE, Proprietor.
Shasta June 10 1868. .3.ts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24

WE are again indebted to Mr. Oberdeener for
regular files of the Sacramento Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
ADDENDUM.

PER OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA. May Eth, 1SGj.
ID Series all sold. Commenced Sd Series
dred and Thirty Millions 3o 10000 precisely like other
Series except dated 9Th July and Government
the right pay per in Gold instead Of 80 Cur
rency. JAY COOKE,
nj, tit.n Accent lad thfa
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-24
MANAGERS:

Floor Managerss
TIM. KAYE, JOHN {. MASoN