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CONSUHPTIOG--CONsUNPTIOy,

We 10 persons having Consumption. IN whatever sac
Il The dsrl, WfinARrs Pine TAR Tar CORDIAL.
which T. really shen up by the hood md cl,el 20 tho
lnns and the heal principles Of the 1af act upoh the IN
Gaej oil the ns lud stop their decay once. end tie
paf.rn's fs T. saved THE lfsE TREE TAR CORDIAL has
great power dissolve tie tck that s,ors up tho
wind passages Of tho hn-s AID evp'ls II rom the system.
THE SE REs TAR coEpm, pnrhcs the blood I'D c'
OF 81 IoiOYs matter that uily breeding
tona and external Salt Rhtun, Blocles the face. AID
I'll S.ip Diseases especially cured by d.. WfsasRTs
Philadelphia
Sod Il fILAnoLb Dug And Chemical warehoaic No 5ei
Br0adway r. i.
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Travellers, Guide.

r., ,r,,,. Nv UyJsoa n r. from aotG-t. Dopo.,
u aul i'i q. li end 1:4), o. ani ~ p. ~. '9n.
tween cuau.lers AID },.A-si. stai.ou-.
f. Albany oy liade,u x. a., llsA'st, ih-aV ~ r.
IT, I,aor. d; the He1s.cy H. H. loo. q
,i,lt ?. n.
korwich Line Pier - = r.. Nrpiu Q Line, iier
p. m.
10 boston. b. %ew-basen i. H., vi sFsins.ea;
i.i md "a a.. l. w.. ,' , sr p "
W. Vim Shore Line lei onl D. ma, sunarv.... T. m.
70 BRIDGEPORT By steamer bridgeport foo' .. Peek =,
TO i,uiao and tie West by trie Railroad: foot 9
OF ham5cr''st ana 1 ~ o. s 10 W.
RR va Er'e llaiws i0o OF Chaub-f'ft. con-
IT, Wet. a. m Observation-Disclosures. .. m
7 oGrt"nport . d. n. faid or saturday, p. M .
Yanhars, ishn fsrmiurtae. Loul island, ~ H.
k............,... ................9e and o.
10 Sew Haven. Hartford anu spdn.heu--teau.'
70 s, .a rsr> ~ SP s -s;c in i "
and lssy. a. = 2. ~ M; ~ J. Jt2, - sad p H.
10 'he Wet by fom.ylvaus 'n.rai i1al,road.
f,,u 20, Of Cour'llnd.t.. VA Ph'adeDli o am.
asd m. sua a,I r. R.; o III
via Aloztovn. rom pier y r.. . a. IA, " N.
aad @:G ~ o. onneay ;,'.';.;;.';e,,. p H.
car. e.csptcal from 1s. Of Na.rt, Bsoohyn.
coanrr' ~ At Pot .loIHosih with rains "a.
fat4ir i.'.'.., - '.'.''' ~
Ceunisndt. t., io uud ~ m, " ~, ani5p.
aud 4 midnight aiv.;.......;.....;:..' p M
Jays erceptea) VIA Cama'u AMI A,Hboy. from foot
o. sc,ly st. A. EKfi"sf................. r. M
d,iy from pi,f foot \ Robr son., r., et... p. IN
day. ,ola pisI loot 81 Mgray g., at....... ~ p.
To Wa,hinston, by Jersey II. r., ioot OF
Ceaf'lmdts'., AL IL! a. m.' p N, ana -
,e, o,,,a,or ~, fscii 10 i Time Tables,
.ee adseni.eplents an another part o. this payer.
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Dort iDar0ens' Noilcc.

STATE OF SEv-iolg.
PORr-WARDEss OFFICE 40. l0i Na's'.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance wis.,
~ section Of the passed April H. 1871 eu,.cl An
Act 10 Reors-nse the arlcns Office o. the 'r o. Wv
Yorkp 10 al persons interested H. having chsrv- ?, ~
subject Of ll TRY, exluua'ii cr snrs>y ~
the following vessels ow under examination 0y iAe y
Msr-ens sud tst stl .lrrsys NE-satsr, ~ =
eomp,tei shin days succeeding. iris no.n ~.
bosrd - We lses:
1afA AI.ani.i. To-.
ETA F@coD.... .s.s.s..s...ss..''t u
sc!T. ". s. h. Ltora..........,.+.....Nhe eferr
NlNrdORNL lDAfhlNs, fiss!rcs'-
J. Arcs UERr;I4N. Secretary.
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: rg,IE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN TIKI
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-lHE BEST OF ALL PINS,
NIA lul,AN ~, cor u Den <


TIE GOLD PEN-THE BHST OF ALL pFNs,
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
TIE EE>r PENS ~ THE WORLD
On refcp' Of sny ct the 70 iown; SIMS IN i ~. 'so
God Pen OK Pens-ec'isg tie siHe dee'd'ng & ee'e''s
iion VIZ;
For 30 cents ti- M..r Pea; ol Z, cent? ,~ li'aF FrnS
g. I'D ss s,gy;I s Fe9i Sf f Pc "a
numbered ocs correspond IN 'i1c' to Aun0er = arc
d respectively.
THE SAME rrs' ~ srL7aag.ArEO fr7a''eS care WE
Tor ~, the Nis, reRi 80 3 y me Lp..y Pr or
fi.', aic WelFiai.e1 co'lwhi-s CA r'n'. .is
@ :. ,o.s Of Tie 5o, Steel Psa,. ato.. 'e
arc ra,,a,rag,ed Dad. msrJorc Hot esstaHyoa,'e
MOTIONS WARRANTED Pms
The uirie d" s.. norton NuUbs5' aud Sil''y n
.upcl an q, io owing Pens mi tao Pol".' 49, "-eiS
l' is,1, III i,e s,c OILY; ~ being t'e'a =
and No. TO- so ssssst Nism-io,h 6oii Pen. ias he ie'-
soro rErs. WITHOUT casa.
to o5 Eo 9Psr lssqaaty or No. Yen - as-ys
os - w. f.r~si .pa.Y ~, ~. o,..s,x,
For =. No. ? rI..,1aa,y 0'A''' |fe" = fa'1y!
70, ga 80 rsa I quality; or No Pen, sd4astJs
70, $50 go 30. P~a =, qay, ora No. Pm "a ee,sy
Tor % % N. Pen, ~ ~ ~ lfri =, w -
sssos No. len - 80 - No. 20 Fe'--4l LEI F'l'''y
rur .,ur COLD PISS ~ SILVER lxrEs,.os cAsis SIfH
For - No Pen, lst qua.tyi ~ ~; ron, ~
F.r ~ q 40. Pen 1t gu..syi - ~. i'n 80 -pi
ora No. 4 Pea, 3dQua.iy. . ~ s,..r.,,
For - a No. Pen, lttqali.y; or Nd. : len' -
sra No. Pcl. 81 lul.ly - -, a., ....,
For s375 No 4Peu D.. Giaty; Or Ne. Spea . i'@h
ora No Pen, "a onsry. - On os...,..,
PR 81 No 5reu, lst qoilty; " 40. Ken ''P-'
For - - No. q Pen, Is, .naliy'
cor rrSs ,LLflRsr erAiiry. ~ fitv-SrovNf'p p1'~
WoLprEs. .,. ~. ~
70, 80 * No Pa; fr -S2J No. 9Fen 20. ~ W.
Pen; tor g. - No. Pen ,,-sa. -, II
For az Ne Pen; ior S5s NJ Fem andi0' -" w. "
Tie .. Cu,ii,g" rrs pointed With the very bes' ~ .,
,.i, Paints carefully selected, End ron' 81 sAs ~
Eli rih ~. i h,c npcTcct.ca which SAN ahd ,s ''''''
.cru'iny con detect ,.- 80 Nm. ,,,i, - II n
The a duality are superior. 70 1'f 49, $780, -
Nr,,' h. intends sh,' cq' IN respec - II ~
INV Fla.tsfs sud Good Nril- Qua ties N-s o'- ~
80, Si.r,,iolsl any DO d Pens made .ls,"iet' ...
H. 49,, 10 the th-rr Gold Pens, b. b's Leave % ~
rr,ous 20 operating iis N,w ara fa'i,ra - - d ~
li ret h.y made Good " iitlig ali prf, Die i"-'
~, hid the COL. been furnished gfitm on y %,
prrles ordering mni iH 81 instances spr''yt" y.
80 40 Nnnhrr' end Equality" 81 u' t'is ~ Ni'
rsr,i.nr 10 describe tho Mid Eaey T'eief-""e -,' '
lr,her. COARSE or FIRE. ,,...--. q. -
An ,em,tnnces sent ~ rnsi N .sifersd '''er' s'
-. rrl ,o "A who faul twenty cr-f frHlite ii"t -
/, btiou 10 tho p,e Of goods ogle.ed, vii si-fi|! -
ssic delivery. .., 20, l. - r. s.r ~,
| mil on the day received "a.
III, ,fIbs-i discount of 10 per cent WI he H'T'e 8.
ammo Of r. euj IS cent on N-f, egg =" - - N''
I : W Il sem to one lddg,s' % one time; ~ .,s
Nc. q Nail.A-..Le 81 -
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rs, !. %, 1sily with ss,A rctt once f.eil-

tiles. .......H OIL %
Now ,bo,ra.tiop IS arc nail facihti intended only
,hs ,,bsh;tsnts of large tOwEsi II not. then why
rot mt mail car on the way train and charge The
- =. hos,,e, AT any rate give us somo kind Of
moi, ro,,as or take up our Offices a. II is, We might
40 well live In CsniaIia.
Yours, SAMUEL h1tcStbi'
,z,.,-,- Nils St,uJfa Co., ". Y. FEB. 81, 1865.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COUDT-CnsmpEEs-FTB. 23-Bcfore Justice
jOMsrOx.

SUPREME COUDT-CHsuuEEs-frB. 23-Before Jnstce
JOusrON.
tCCTssOnY 1RANsIr COMPANY.
d. Golden Muroy Receiver Of 3D., accessory Transit Com
psny. ag. Cornelius Van lefhit
Mr. Murray. on behalf OF the stockholders Of The
Con ,ny and cfrdiors brou hit action - from
NJ Vanderbilt md o'h,r rfoprry formerly bei"Leing 20 tho
ompsny and lc Ira vArpL bad into NJ. Van
d' rhs hands lnG decree, nl,r p-ltncrd La 81 hry
day made ia ayor of ~" recover which. among o'hr
tiu.s Tccs1 g. tsku aud tbu accounts
tie Ioapany with tic drsDdsu' judge iu.r4iin, The
d,cre. dominated recorder HOLMAN referee tu some OF
a.. paths ohjrcuE. allowed the puf nominal" rirrcr
they colld a,fe upon one. Aicl Two yrurs u4lhy 10
oyer upun ferf'n TIE potet u.y.r up.o.uir
motion tlfn made 20 the Referee, no. on any
personal gouuds BIT bcciuic Oi TIE Intimate social ana bu l.
nnss ton. between Jude lulu..u ord NJ otlcr T.
Clara ih- Of M. bt .ri A counsel ln tie
case. judge Barnard having declined 10 hear tho notion i
up before tho present judy. "ho promptly denied the
Ino.ou.
Henry A. Cram for tho motion; Charles A. RaPPalo op
opposed.
Before Ju~tirr BARNARD.
DECISION.
John w. Barnard agt. Betsy i. Barnard Re-
pot referee confirmed AID Judgment OF divorce gg-utod
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.-FrB.
IL. Il. L-..- ~ ....

MANsLAuGurER Ar sFA.
The United States agt. George Earry.-Dcfcud-
ent the first Il the schooner Minerva was nrrc-icl
charr.i with killing John Ri'y, OF the vessel,
by shooting him with ptol. white the ship We. ut
PROM tie trsinouy Hpprs that afrca took place
dc ndant and dcc-Hsrd usn, which deceased dew
large sheath Knife ard stabbed d. euilnt a. side. De.
ffuiant breaking loose from las asa4n down IA he
cabin procured pistol went deck aud shot Gecraaed
The Cosoner adjourned the Tuesday next. ior
further Examination.
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Frs. 25.-sesmer-Etua Liberty, Rio Grsnjs. R',D'ss
Ccnl1 ander Norninf Stn. Britannia.
Ia.k--Adea.dc, Nann5tL
Frgs-South Boston. uermes. Msf-srr,.
sclooneEsArsbGe. fe.cy, }. b. SasI, Ass I.', c. y.
Van NaIe.
FCs. -G.--stcamf .s-NssisLIv. Futon.
S:AooncTs-1;. Il. Bennett, joan T@sy, il-lu.
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Tho bri, O. w Hail. Bseonl. from uisfaI !or New York,
with coal SHRED the 18th inst throwing ne l'sss
beaI.enes, 10 which position she was aesnerft6
Crew were rescued, aud landed a. Halifax On n. =.
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To MnriuerS.

The rarwsy buoy. Outer Ge-ueys Chsnnsi hss u. g.
from rs position aou. - niles II lh0nt - mss =
ST. from the i-;shp The black buoy Of he bar DC. &C
drn-d shout ucs z. by n. from to proper position
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eo7 asa 1887 $780, $40 3D. $685. 80 i2i7 aae e7 49, ioiS
SUPERIOR CoUIr-rRrAL TEEN.-AdJourAed iof



Tor hay'ra a. 21i 'a'''n oy ioi
~ u.- ran IA ~ ~, !" 81 p.
: 49, i''' ne, - Friday Aarcl See. ID y. M
Strtb Al I'll via Hudson River r. RI through Aai Al.
aud fJt PeeKski sud Hudson. .,.;2 1. ~ en' u n
rorth NIL Way Mail 'excop. PeekAEil lid TIC,
1 - iI,,,.t, T. ~. - a. i. u AMI y. u.
~ ~ % -, Nav, ..........I 20 anl6 p
~, ,, N,,,,rt and F,l Rfyerl............ p. IN.
f Hst IN ~ " > e. m. =, y and ~ p NJ.
~ :, t,--' 81 ......,.......s md - p M
ny - st.ii ~, INNS a. a.. and p H.
t a " -, n ANAL AlaI................ p H.
Long Island Nst...........' - -
i.r- T.iaud Ma. to iiincoa. Hampstead JAMAICA .,
60 i ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y g. D..
- r.,,,.l Mail ........,.....5 "a. an p l-
y" go, 49,. ef,H ..........5 q. H. gld y. A.
= PHI, NJ .,i ~ y i Nai.............. .. ?. m.
i.ro., "A 'ail............-' aHd r. n en- - - ~
..t.fa Il iti
l0 80 MALI % - - >,
Vt.cloi md Acyp0r MALI. .'''''''.' "a = ~
- NM ~, ,ioil ........5 p. IN. ends p. m
Cha Eat Ion Fridsys)............5 a. NJ and p M
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N.,Otlcn.


shlp An.can Cons-er bornl S-elst ins. oG EslIs;aA
| Buk Cli.tiua. borie N.-sisi. Inst. OF B,sress,
| B'ig V-s'a bound E,s . inst let. ~ ~ ioa - y.
Schl. press s,Aidin: list instr of Eeit Csps q l.
/ DOMINGO.
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Sailed.

Fork s-lacs fofMelboune) Pc.rsos f.cm Arsoy Oe,.
Also DaTk.su1 5ng--uIknown.
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COURT tNLTNDNIt-IHfs DAY
SUPREME COURT niCrir-Payt Mos. lhl
1891 lu7 49, 800 3 500 $50 ~. 81 81 g3 1000 ltbf 1910
1910 ln!2 1925 Ic, 1919. PaT. Uhns ~ Al W. yJ9
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FyJpApITIOS.

Tie proceedings IN the ntav Ferdinand Noirhtmrn,
the alleged frusAan orgrr closed yest-rdayland
rant isfued under tbs International treaty. The main question
one a per,Ona identity always pn2zng, and the pho
tograph taken Of Mr. Noshin .tsoug elencut n Tho
,e.t.nOuy against him.
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Advert. ssr1.ni.
SEyES-THIRTIES.
rr.yu orrSsp .tn.cnuros TOOK, At

" TLvE oFTNtp ~ nscRIiTfoN fooKs At
note. " IL 10 received from p m, snd constant
,uyr'y o. klsd for immediate delivery.
ForfssoS L OoDgS.
Benk-r. and 4. s. Losn ssen,s,
Nc. tEsoeds,-, and Eo. O., Broadway.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT -Frn 25-Befor.
Jnde. BErIs.


Judgments of sale were entered to-day agains
tie stramor BieHheim sd cargo, The Stag enl th
sie1ncT Charlotte rzot whose capture boreofse
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Aaron l.. Hovey ngt. John Ten Broeck.--Cas'
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SUPERIOR COURT-SrrciAb TERs-FED 25.-Beforo in
tee ROBERTSON
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THE LIST FrNr N IIIE WVhIlN.
On rsrrip, sny If the 10 loving spnls IN Cam 80 "a
scribr will send by retorn mail or Otherwise dfcr,
Gold Pen or Pcns-seec'isy NE deo1ciag & ccc'.
lign, VIZ:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09
NUMBER 80.
The Mean Men of Party.

Election is past, but the following is worth
cisco Flag must had certain Trinity dsorganiz-
ers in view when he penned the following re-
marks relative to O mean men of party "
In the organization of political parties as we'll
as in the many divisions of common society, there
are mean men, and different classes of mean men.
1t would be impossible to form a party without
the presence and influence of representative mean
men, and party could increase toward any
prospect of ascendency unaecompanied by the
numerous high and low grades of mean men,
Here is the only evil of political party which can
not he conveniently remedied free partyism
must admit all who choose to rank themselves
as members of party organization, and though
a party may aim to place all public trusts depen-
dent upon public elections, in the hands of tho
most high minded men. yet mean men will get
in the lead and outrun the best. politician
may be capable of performing the duties of pub
lie Office and still be, to some degree mean
man. We only take these facts they are,
and conclude that the best party organization is
that which secure the greatest number of
men who will, on any occasion, rise high enough
above individual meanness to be able to press it
down to an uncontroing level. If then it should
be refractory and would push up back, it
should be heavily trodden upon, for inasmuch
the main strength of party lies in its organiZa-
ton working system, disorganzer is the ve-
ry worst and therefore the meanest member Of
the party.
OF all the mean men of party the dissimula
ting disorganzer is the mcanest. The partsans,
who, after having been well fed by the public.
are now endeavorng to disturb the councils and
thwart the action Of great party organization
to which they profess to be attached, and which
they know to be the best in the land offer the
most perfect examples which we could find of
the meancst of party mean men. They alto
gether mean, mean from the surface clear down
to their inmost for while manifest truth and
fairness are their accuserS, they can bring for
ward nothing but manifest falsehood and yndc-
tiveness with which to excuse themselves. Be-
sides. they insolently affirm their meanness by
showing that in all their party relations they
have never been sincerely devoted to a
concerning the public good, except in far
they might benefit themselves. They can COM
prehend nothing nobler in party organization
than individual self, and when individual self
cannot be graifed upon the broad plan of equal
ty in sound party organization, they instructive
ly turn into the narrow wolf trails of disorgani-
zation to seek sclf-gratifcaton. They
completely than anybody else, exemplfy the fact
that he who is all self is all mcanncss Let ev-
cry honest party man increase his contempt for
them until they shall have been driven to the
darkest sneak hole OF silent and exhausted DEM
agognes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09


OBIrUARY.--In publishing the announcement
of the death of Gus. Scammon, the Shasta Cou-
ricr paws the following tribute to the departed
Gus has gone from among us ; 4 large circle
of friends mourn his decease a larger circle of
acquantances grieve There are none but regret
his untimely death. lie had no enemies-all
liked him. Upright. honorable, trustworthy and
trusted he discharged his duties in the sphere
in which fortune had cast his life in manner
most satisfactory to all concerned. For many
years he had been in the employ of the California
Stage Company. and with the company and its
agents, great favorite. His loss is deeply
felt by our citizens. who almost without excep-
ton. followed his remains to their last resting
place. His funeral was under the charge OF
Western Star Lodge, F x \. NJ, and the remains
committed 70 the grave amidst the impressive
ceremonies Of the Order. Our excellent band
accompanied the procession to the burying-
ground Peace to his ashes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09
Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!
OR, THE PRISONERS NOPE.

In the prison cell sit. thinking mother dear of YOU
And our bright and happy home far away
the tears they fill spite Of all that
Though try to cheer comrades and lie cav
Tramp tramp. tramp. the boys marching.
Cheer up, comrades. they will come lagan
And beneath the starry flag we will breathe the air
OF the ireeland in our own beloved home.
In the front stood when their charge
they made,
And they swept us of hundred men
before reached their lines they beaten back
dismayed
And heard the cry of victry DER and DER.
CHoEus-Tramp tramp. tramp, etc.
So, within the prison cell waiting for the day
That shall come to open wide the iron door,
And the hollow bright, and the poor heart al
most gay,
As think of seeing home and friends
Cm1Rr&-Tranlp. tramp. trnmn. etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09
Weayervi|Ie. Saturday, Sept. 9. 1865.
A G. f N II 5

L. p FISHER 1515 Washington street (up stairs) San
Francisco-neary opposite Maguires Opera Houses our
only authorized Agent in that city.
F. X PHIPPS 81 street. (beween J and X is authorized
to receive receipt advertisements and subscriptions
this paper at Sacramento.
HENRY 5. MARTIN. Postmaster ut Junction city. VIII
subscriptions To the JOURNAL IN that seco and ur
nish printed receipts.
Subscribers to the JorRN, al Douglas City will receive
printed receipts hy leaving the amounts due with kEIoN
& KELLOGG our authorized agents
At North Fork A. WATERS is authorized Agent
AMOS SMITH mailman. will transact all business pertain
this Office at the several points below North Fork
CIAS VOSE our Agent Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY & RANTZAU Agents at Lewiston
A. G. PRICE. Ess. and JUSTICE GUSTAV TllEDE are al-
thorzed and receipt for subscriptions to the Jour
on Canon Creek
Expresnan BIGS authorized to receive and receipt for
subscription in the Hay Fork section
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

JOIN BRIGHr.-It is said that President John
son has expressed his intention of placing frig-
ate at the disposal of john Bright. should that
i::a -Iish statesman desire to visit this country
John Bright would receive, should he come here,
\ reception surprising that accorded to any for
el IN visitor sir e Lafave,te.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09
Wteklu o rinitu journal.

Rg- County WarrAmfs and tirssHbaeEs taken At
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to TINS
paper the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-Dr. Franklin Tuthll.
one of the editors and proprietors of the Erening
Bulletin. died at New York on Sunday last. He
left here last year to travel for the benefit Of his
health, having been attacked with consumption.
II is rather remarkable circumstance that he
died on the same day which Nisbet (lost when
the Brother Jonathan wrecked was buried.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

THE END OF q BYRNE.-The War Department
has advised the Commander of this Military De-
partment that the President, after reviewal of
the proceedings of the original O'Byrne Court Of
Inquiry, which some months back attracted so
much public attention and comment, has directed
that Lieutenant Felix O'Byrne be dismissed from
the service of the United States. O'Byrne and
the public can congratulate themselves that this
long-mooted and much-agitated case is finally
disposed of, so that all parties interested can
betake themselves to other occupations and the
consideration Of other subjects. Poor Felix
No man in search of military honors has found
a harder road to travel than he has-S f. cal.
Nor more deseryedly so, the CaH might have
said
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

EFFRoxTERY THE DEvIL.-The San Francisco
Examiner takes up the bursted sinking cause of
the Confederacy, entire. 1t denies the statements
of the Federal committee on the conduct of the
war denies the sworn testimony of hundreds of
famished prisoners. on which those statements
made denies the sickcnirg photographs
of misery accompanying the committee s report,
and plants itself upon the report made by a COM
mittce of the rebel Senate. In taking this atti-
tude, the satanic clerk writes down this damnable
taunt to all northern men.
Speaking o.: the rebel committee report
1t comes from country in which men hold
ing the high position occupied by the authors #
this report dare not lie, where political necessity
is no excuse for falschood and misrepresentation.
We opposed to assassination. bat could
enjoy seeing that traitor pummeled to death by
New England school boys.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

THE ALABANA.-The London correspondent VI
the New York Times says that the demand for the
surrender of the officers and crew OF the A'd0dn'd
ubicb has been so pointedly refused by Earl
RusseIl. has been renewed by Mr.. Adams IN
terms so decided that the Palmers'on Government
ne-nlcyed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

JEFF DAvIs was toasted at Rutland: Vermont,
on the 4th Of July. in connection with the senti-
mept: His last effort in the cause Of rebellion
was dress parade in which he clearly exhibited
a lack Of the Gan-Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

SrRATMAy-Is a news-dealer and dwclls in
San Francisco he visited New York lately. and
while there made such arrangements in connec-
ton with his business will enable him to sue
cessfully compete with all opposition By the
last mail he sent us Leslie's, Godey's and Warcry
{monthly) magazines. well as select assort-
ment of news and illustrated papers for which
we are under renewed obligations.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

Az OREGON WoNpER.-The jacksonville Stnti-
nd describes Z. great sunken lake which is
situated in the Cascade Range, seventy-fve miles
northeast from Jacksonville, follows - This
lake rivals the famous valley OF Sinbad the Sal
lor. The walls are almost perpendicular. run
ming down into the water and leaving no beach.
1t is thought to average 1000 feet down to the
water all around. The depth of the wateris un-
known. and its surface is smooth and uuruillcd,
as it lies so far below the surface of the noun
tain that the air currents do not affect it,. Its
length is estimated ut twelve miles, and width
at ten. No living man ever las. and probably
nevcr will be able TO reach the water edge
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

MADAM DAMNABLE.--A Boston paper says Mary
Z. Surratt was a South American woman, who
was brought to the United States when a child.
She kept a resort for rebels and persons engaged
in blockade running. She was not only rebel
spy Of the most dangerous type. but she has been
in conspiracies of one sort and another all her
life She has long borne the reputation Of very
dangerous as well very bad woman. She
welded a wonderful power over dissoute young
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-09

QUEER TALK.-There is a Scandinavian news
paper published in New York. The language
used is queer mixture, of which the following
sentences are specimens president Johnson
havde Leilighed til paa berommelig Made st
aiore sig udodelig De blodtorstige Aboi-
toniSter med dereS corrupte Presse have derfor
kaldet os illoyale.
Some blood-thirsty A5oitionist has been call
ing the editor Copperhead.