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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

THE PRESENT CoNGREss.-To enable our readers
to form some idea of the prospective character Of
Congressional proceedings, we reprint from the
Chicago Republican the following estimate of the
present Congress go In the Senate, twenty five
States represented by 38 Unionists and
IL Democrats. According to the party division
that existed before the war, the House of Repre-
scntatves now stands l40 Unonsts to Al Demo-
Gratis but on the great question of at once adj
hitting the Representatives of the Southern
States or keeping them, or most of them, for
long period in probation, it is not probable that
the same proportions will be preserved. Should
ali the Southern States without representa-
ton, whose Senators and Representatives are yet
to be elected, choose Democrats opposed to uni
versal suffrage as is to be expected they will do,
and should they all be admitted, the Senate will
then contain forty-seven Unionists and twenty
seven Democrats and the House of Representa-
tives would contain one hundred and fifty In
ionists to ninety-two Democrats.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30
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Their immense sale has established their reputation as
female remedy unapIrachc and far in advance OF every
other medicine for Suppression and Irregularities, and 9th
or distractions in females On the receipt oi Five Dollars
the-e pills by mail or express u any lrt u
The world from curiosity or damage
Person. at a distance be cured at nome by address,
Ing letter to De- j. PERRAULT, corner Sacramento ana
Montgomery streets, Rooms Nos y ~ al" H. % poA 10
Posi- Orc San Francisco stating the infinitely
possible general habits Of living occupation ETC. etc All
taken under treatment warranted N ~,
advice \, roi.ons or harsh medicines To Jure tue CON
>titution no making sick To make We'll W are iunes.
in dealings frank in OPINIONS, ana our eiai
invite investigation claim know everything nor to
cure everybody but do lay claim 10 reason and COM
mon and cure eight out Of ten pronounced inct
abe We particularly request those who have tried this
Doctor and that scientific Physician boosted ana advert
ed till discouraged. call us 1t VIII
cost nothing. as Consultations are free. il.1yis.
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A G e N T S.

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

THE RULING OPISIoS.--It is the common re-
mark, of the press and individuals, that the pres
ent Legislature is superior in all respects to any
of its predecessors. There are to be found in
both Houses men of more real ability, sound
practical sense, combined with valuable expert
ence than has ever been called together within
the legislative halls of the State. This is char
acteristic of both parties represented in the two
Houses. 1t would appear as if each of the con-
tending powers had rivalled each other in put
ting their best men in the field There is more
than the usual average of members who have
served in the Legislature in terms gone by-men
of experience whf., 80 thoroughly posted in all
the forms, the routine and mode and manner of
doing business, and who, without acting in a
hasty or inconsderate manner-another curse
which has made its mark upon the legislation of
California in days gone by-will transact the bus
mess with that dispatch and regard to economy
which the best interests of the State demand
Sacramento Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

:. OLD BuMBLEBEE y was the cognomcn of Mr..
T., of Ncwburyport. He gained the title from
the fact of his catching bumblcbee day,
while he was shingling his barn, and i'll attempt
ing to destroy the insect with Ratchet, cut Off
the ends of his thumb and forefnger, letting the
insect go unframed. Uncle t., in one of his
oblivious freaks, nailed his left arm so firmly be-
tween two boards of fence he was putting up,
that he had to call for assistance to get extrica-
ted from his self-imprisonment. He once put Il
button on gate instead of on the post. But
the rarest freak of all was when he ran through
the streets, with his hands about three feet asun-
der, held before him, begging the passers-by not
to disturb him. as he had got the measure of a
doorway with him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

BRECKENRIDGE, THE TRAIroR.-A Government
detective who has lately returned from official
visit in Canada, reports that John G. Breckin-
ridge is living in "elegant seclusion - at St.
GATHERINGS, Canada West; is quiet and taciturn,
that he will have nothing to do or say with Bey-
crlv Tucker, George N. Sanders, or any of the
so-called =" Jake Thompson crew = and that he
deeply regrets his reasonable course, inasmuch
as it is now clear 10 him that if he had stood by
the Union and gone in heartily for the old flag,
he would at this hour be President of the United
States, as he believes that nothing could have
prevented his election to that Office in 1861 if he
had remained actively loyal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

HuRRAH FOR COLE The election of Cornell
us Cole U. S. Senator from California for six
years, succeeding McDougal's term, is an occur
renee for profound congratulation. He is an old
Republican, of the right sort of radicalisHi a
true blue man on the Union question He is in
tmatey familiar with the wants of the people
of this coast can express these needs in clear.
precise terms is an unsurpassed porker in Leg
islative body. Our hopes have been ar
IDENTIFY for him the intelligence of his success is
to US the most gratifying piece of news we have
welcomed since the fall Of Richmond Gold
Hill Ne,cs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30
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1866.

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tons h, section, the Publishers Of IIRPEns MAGAZINE
and WsrKLY will pay particular afteH"" to subscriptions
States and subscribers may rely upon the
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office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30
The Dying Year.

The Old Year is dying-is dying slow
And why should we bid him stay
His mission is ended and let him 80,
For the New leadeth on TO the May.
The Old Year is dying-is dying slow
And t is time for the toll of the bell:
He treated kindy-but let him GO
For the New Year will bless us rs well.
The Old Year is dyng-but let us not weep
He stole some of our joys, I is true,
But he gave gifts Of gladness to keep,
And buried sorrows, too.
The Old Year is dying-and let him go.
For we mount one starry step
In the stairway that leads from the halls below
To the shining vestibule door,
Opening into the mansions SO many and fair
In the house of our Father on high;
The New Year will carry us nearer there,
And so let the Old Year die.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

CHILDREN s CoNFIDENCE.-Do you want to learn
how to make the children love you? Do you
want the key that will unlock the innermost
recesses of their natures? Then sympathize
with them always. Never allow yourselves to
rdicule any of their little secrets. Never say,
- Oh, pshaw y when they come to show new
kite or marvellous top, and Il can't be troub-
led, when the hard knot won't be united, and
too obstinatcly refuse to make four on their
small states. Kites and knots only the pre-
cursors of older thoughts and deeper trials
which the parents may one day plead IN vain to
share Don't laugh at any OF the child ideas,
however odd or absured they may seem to you
let them find your sympathy ready in all their
wonderments and aspirations.
Is there any man so wise in his own conceit as
to have forgotten that there was time once
when he also was child? The little folks are
TOO much crowded ont in this world-people
generally seem to think that they can be put
anywhere or made to eat anything, or be cram
med into any out-of-the-way corner to amuse
themselves anyhow. We don agree with these
cross-grained wiseacres. Children have rs much
right to the car-window and the easy seat as
anybody. 1t don't take much to make child
love and trust in you and the benefits to
him are abs olutely incalculable. Oh, how much
better is it for children to bring all their cares
and troubles, and temptations under the gentle
eye of a wise parent What safeguard it is for
them to feel that there is always kind ear TO
listen to their doubts and grefs, and gentle
shoulder for their little heads to nestle against
Respect their rights-neyer think you can say
bitter things in their presence, or do unjust ac-
tons. They are the finest discrimnators of fair
and unfair in the world. Somebody says,
When you inclined to be cross with child
for being slow to learn, just try minute to
write with your left hand. See how awkward it
proves, and then remember that with children all
is left hand y Preserve US from those preco-
cous infents who spring up ready philosophers
and casuists-cherry-ch checked little blochheads
are infinitely preferable. Above all, do not be
ashamed to let them know that you love thea.
Remember, they will be men and women some
day, and the slightest word which may influence
their future lives should become thing Of mo-
ment in your eyes.-LVe illustrated.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

VALUABLE DIscovERY.-The Lcavenworth Bull
tetin says field of bituminous coal, six feet in
thickness extends from point forty miles south
OF Fort Scott to the Northern boundary of the
State. This alone will enrich Kansas when the
Pacific Railroad is completed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

HEARD FnoM.-The Alpine Chronicle contains
the following in relation TO an absconding ON
cial of that county, who left numerous lrlehas
to deplore his untinely departure - n nai,,
Krum. who absconded from Alpine county SOON
after the September election, left San Fran
cisco on tbe nth November, on the steamer COL
orodo. for the East. and was so rejoiced to get
o,1ov from his ungrateful people that he signed
~ neo1ntions giving thanks unto Cap
tain Watkins. of the Colorado for the distinguish
ed consideration with which he was treated wnilo
fleeing from justice. Some of his oondsmen are
expecting vote of thanks for their promptne s.
in qudtns 10 that p he owes bor
roT ged 10 1pnev in this county the amount of
So 600. lie never missed meal, or paid
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

CARLETON TRooPs Sit will be recOllected by
the citizens of this State, that the California Vol
unteers under General Carleton were discharged
in Arizona, several hundred miles from their
homes. 1t was the duty of the State authorities
to see that the expenses of their return to the
places of their enlistment were provided for
This duty was not performed and, as conse-
quences, many Of the volunteers expended all
their pay to get back to their homes They now
are petitioning the Legislature to make good to
them the money they expended in behalf OF the
State and the Nation. This money should be re-
turned to them, and by the State. Should the
State authorities pay the money, as they of right
should do, there is no doubt but the General Gov
ernmcnt will refund the amount. At all events
the soldiers should not be losers, and we trust
the Legislature will heed the petition which VIII
be presented to it in behalf of the soldiers who
served in Acknowledging CAL.
1t seems to us that the justice of the above
demand cannot but be apparent to the Lcglsla-
ture. and that it will be promptly responded to-
In the instance of the California troops enlisted
to make good the quota of Massachusetts,, we be-
licve it was decided to be the duty OF that state
to pay transportation expenses to the point Where
they were mustered into service. Great hard
ship and pecuniary loss has certainly resulted to
Carleton 5 troops from having been disbanded IN
distant and inlsospitable Arizona.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30
Weekla Trinitu 5unrnal.

&s- County Warrants and Greenbaeks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions this
paper To s6ldes in the service JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

RECENTLY, rebel of some notoriety raised
considerable mirth by saying, % thank you, Mr..
President, for my pardon am now good IN
ion man-am alphabetically one of you; but didn t
StonewalI Jackson give us HI in the Valley y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

THIS Chicago Times hopes for the extinction
of the descendants of the Pilgrims" The sava-
ges two centuries ago hoped for the extinction Of
the Pilgrims themselves ; but Miles Standish and
others objected
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

As TO PARDoxs.-The President says he has
got through with the pardon business, meaning
now to leave the subject with Congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30
WILLIAMS EXCHANGE

THIS NEW AND WELL-FURNISHED
TT House is now open to the public, and the
ri proprietor solicits a trial of his accom-
modatons by sojourners and the travelling pub
lie. Everything in the house is new the
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
Arc second to no House in the North. and the
Table is supplied with the choicest Of everything
afforded in a mountain market.
nesF~ Connected with the House are good Sta
blcs. where animals will be well fed and cared
for. Try the new Exchange when you come this
way. GEO. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
Trinity Center June -, 1868. 23.to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

No AssErs.-Joseph Cohn, once Clothing
dealer of this place, has gone through insolven-
cy in the San Francisco County Court His liza.
h;Iities are 80 47G -, no assets-the result of
losses sustained by moving, high rents, &c.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

THE great man of an English village being at
dinner. allowed one of his tenants to stand while
he conversed with him. q What news, friend %
said the squire. " None that know Of" re-
piled the farmer, ts except that SOW of mine
has had litter of thirteen pigs, and she can &C
commodate only twelveat a time" What will
the thirteenth do ~ asked the landlord. Do
as do replied Hodge: :" it will stand and look
on while the others eat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

THs Marin Journal states that N. D. Boruck,
Chief Clerk of the Assembly, and editor of the
San Francisco Spirit Of the Times. is already a
candidate for Clerk of the Supreme Court in 81.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

treatment Of these particular diseases consul
tutes a branch Of medicine which has NEVER
been sufficiently cultivated. in Consequence Of
fstiousnc-s of the profession, who have abandoned
these spcciates to the care Of unqualified practi-
TONERS. There exists here power to rcprcss the i'm
pudence aud cfrontey of who totally incompc
perform the duties Of their oallcd medical practice
thereby nfictin miscres to degree unparalleled in any
Of human disorders. The only way remedy
this evil is to call the attention of the public WELL IN
FORMED MEMBER Of the medical profession, Ie-
gaIly qualified, and who devocs his exclusive aten
ton diseases arising from the undue excitement of the
generaye organs together with incidental stages
disorder which, when neglected terminate in the
horribly constitutional disorganzation-
IoUS AND UNTIRING ATTENTION. for the last EIGHT
YEARS. special branch Of study, and his mode Of
procce suggested AMI improved by experience and
rerimens through the medium of the microscope,
enables detect the presence of in the urine
impress those who lave failed Of relief else
where that they may benefit examination Of
the urine of seminal Emissions and Impotency as
well a. in cases Gravel diseases Of the Bladder and Kid
neys and can ascertain the of the pa
TENTS complaint prepare the proper remedies for
each particular disorder, and according to each case
Patients suffering from Yeneria Diseases in any stage,
Pains in the Bones, rheumatism from the effects Of
cciye in addition usual treatment, INDICATED
NAF0R BATHS without further charges This Bath has
nearly superseded all other in Europe Refer
will be given several who have been cured by this
treatment, after having failed with others.
Persons both who have impaired their health
and destroyed the Of their minds by their mis-
conduct and thus deprived themselves of the pleasures of
life are informed that consulting DR PERBAULT they
will nd and Physician who has cured many in
every part who applied broken down in health
but are now rejoicing all that makes life desirable and
man happy References be given. when required in
almost every part # the State from parties who know Of
cases cured hy PERnAULT. after IN vain trying
al physicians
His Diplomas are his Rice where all persons
they under the Of regularly
auaed practitioner We have the latest and safest
sds in snch mode Of be obtained at other
fce on this in syphilis. Gonorrhea elect. STRIFE
tures Gravel stone the BLADDER, Enlargement Of the
restacles liberated Throat Bones and Nose Cutaneous
Erupons Ulcers Alce> and other diseases depending on
n,nurties the blood Dr. PEERAtLI stil retains the
only AGENCY in California of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

HoRAcE GREELEY, who has always heretofore
been rampant reformer in behalf of working
men, is out against the eight hour system. We
think we have the right suspicion-track on his
secre. reasons for his apparent inconsistent con-
duct. He once wanted Hank Munk to make eight
hour time of a twelve hour trip and the expert
ence he procured thereby leads him to regard
with dsfavor the short schedule of time now be-
ing agitated Gold Hill Nec..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30
ALBERT BOWLER,
& o n - Il ABLE e.

s%s oIhce-corner Court and Taylor streets,
opposite Nereross Ambrotype rooms.
and ou. Bills Collected,
tended to, sa,f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

THEY'LL GET IT, BEYOND DouBr.-We extract
from the Morning Call the following in relation
to suit for damages commenced by two police
men OF San Francisco against prominent citi-
zen for defamation of character. Considering
how tender this class are of their reputation, we
should say that the amount claimed is little
enough to heal the wounded honors of the par
ties, but there is wide margin between alleging
and recovering this sum :-'' Z. Julius Levy and
John G. knower have instituted suit in the Fourth
District Court against Sam Brannau for DANA
ges for false imprisonment The plaintiffs are
members of the police force of San Francisco,
and in discharge of their duty arrested the de-
PENDANT for being drunk and disorderly in the
streets. Upon taking him to the calaboose they
removed his valuablcs from him and deposited
them with the Property Clerk for safe keeping,
usual. After Mr. Drannan' s release he had the
plaintiffs urrested on charge of grand larceny,
but abandoned the prosecution after they mao
been arrested and held to answer the charge
In consideration of the distress OF mind ana oou-
lily suffering endured by them while under arrest,
they each pray the Court to award theih '9io'o00
damages.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

THE New MINISTER TO MEXIco.-The New ork
naners call attention to certain sentiments OF
General Logan the newly appointed Minister TO
the Mexican Republic, as indicating the policy
our Government, from its knowledge OF these
cherished sentiments of its appointee, may be
regarded as likely TO pursue IN regard to the
Monroe Doctrine. In the public reception &C
corded to our Generals at Cooper Institute, on
the eth of June, General Logan said:
1.-THE little gentleman in Mexico ought to be
notified some morning very early, just before
breakfast. that it will be equally as pleasant to
the people Of the United States if lie would re-
tire a little further than that country. But in
speaking of Mexico, do not want you to under
stand that it is my desire in any way to en-
courage what is known here as an emigrant
society TO Mexico. If we in the United States
do NOT want Macmillan to remain in Mexico. in
Gods name let US have nerve and manliness to
say, Sir, you have got to get out of here "
Again, in his Brooklyn speech, on the Sd
utimo, General Logan said, if he were President
he would order the French out of Mexico in a
hurry, and he believed they would GO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

WHOSE SUFFERIEGS HAVE
been Irotracted from hidden causes and NAL
treatment, and who require prompt relief
to render existence desirable.
DIR. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College. bccs 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 sodcnta-
~ habits, excess, accident or climate from .,
= NJ to T. ", and from > to 5, ?. NJ. at his
Office Armory Building, northeast corner Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets. Rooms Nos 9.
10 and II, first floor W stairs. Entrance IN
either Mont somcry Sacramento streets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30

SENATOR CoLE.-He one of the Republicans
who were on the stand, as President, in Sacra-
mento, during the Fremont campaign, when
Bates was egged for advocating Republican doc
triues-God Hill Ners.
:. Truth crushed to earth shall rise again, y
brother Lynch.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-12-30
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