Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-05

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" -iu canon Creek. ... 90
ANDY JOHNSON WAY.-He was announced n
speak on one Of the exciting Questions Of the
day, and loud threats were uttered tb.,;fbo
dared to appear he would not leave The hall alivo
Al the appointed hour, he assembled the platform
ana advancing to the desk laid his pistol upon
~. he then addressed the audience in terms as
nearly lake the following as our informant could
recollect
Fellow Citizens, it is proper when freemeu
assemble Tor the discussion of important public
interests that everything should be done directly
and IN order. have been informed that part of
'he business TO be transacted the present
casIon IS the assassination of the individual who
now has the honor Of addressing YOU. beg
respectfully to propose that this be the first bust
ness IN order Therefore if any man has come
here with the purpose Indicated. | do not say to
MN, let him speak, hut let HIM shoot
Here he paused, and with his right hand on
his pistol and the other holding open his coat
while with his eyes he blandly surveyed the as
sembly. After pause of half a minute, he re-
sumed
= Gentlemen, it appears that have been mis-
informed. will now proceed to address You
en- the subject that has called Us together
Which lac did, with all his accustomed bold
ness and vivacity. not spariug his adversarles,
but giving them plenty OF pure Tennessee.
"NA'iolS 'ooDNEsS.--'' ioPNE-l urNcE' iree
an easy writer for the san Francisco Mercury,
supposed to he female. recently visited Grass
Valley and while there made the acquaintance
Of Ridge OF the A@H"""' In the last number
of the .NercHry she cul0Gizes that individual in
the following n.Ioftical STYLE.
had the pleasure Of making the acqnaint-
a ,h OIL |" 20 H. n'.T ~ We 'ft oi t'oFl' nI
with melody and music that it seems like the
spirit of the MORALS. dwelling in g~and old for
eS'S oi 'ah ana Pfte>' IH4led ny '"t roar 81 '"''
''''S AZ" ""Sn u WANTS. 'eN on NY "
'"r ~" an" 'io" c'>' ,''l nio>t "'une wy" >"
crowd. u You d'h hn"" exactly what t""'
ine""s' It = " 'no'' VI; % say '"s ''''' NJ -
P0rt an"
hey
THE OLp&sr M>x IN THE WoRLp.-A Wiscon-
sin paper Says the oldest man in the world Is
now living at Caledonia in that State His name
is 10" ph Crcle. and his age is one hundred AMI
tbir,v-nipo years. He has lived in WISCONSIN
mare ,L,, certprv and was first married in
NJ nrIo,n. ,r. b,,,,,rc5 aud rino vo,rs .,.,, -
Son,o ro,rs ,f,nr,r,rI. ho .e,tled at pr,irie In
c,: i;, w.; ,, "a. ,ra,;,.l. 80
France heIofr .',e f.No'''''.af> war, u wa,
Chrir and ,;rcrn B,r h,t few wears aao he
was called as a witness in the circuit court in
case involving The tue 10 certain real estate at
Prairie du thien, 10 give testimony IN relation
10 events that iranspirrd eighty years before lie
now resides with du-hter, by has third VIE.
who is over seventy years OF age
IItsToar PottrrEn.--Thc Erfa qer thu spef'.S
o. Mt 0''''" "''I''''''f D." ''' .'''
-'"'2 =" '''
;,ii.atc1 Tine t.,l;p.. Of the In, Of hut orc of
the enemies Of what she conceived 10 he her
,buntr,--thc othc~ 81 is the cause OF the down
t. al t',o,,.,.l 4. of ,h,.e adverse IA hrr uttri-