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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

DAVIS FORsAKEN FRIESDs.-Two gentlemen from
Georgia. the Atlanta LeUigccr made appeal to Mr.
Seward the Secretary of State the effect that priv
ege promove Of his comfort and health should be bestowed
upon the Hon. A. H. Stephens then and prisoner,
readers know in Fort Warren. The Secretary kindly
them that he would institute inquiries and if could
properly be DONE the privileges solicited would he granted
to the distinguished prisoner. But gentlemen said the
Secretary eyeng them keenly have word to
Mr.. Davs?no petition to for him - Surprised and
confunded Georgia friends hestaed when the Secretary
quickly remarked. Since his NIr. Davis)
Mrs. Davis appeal has from the South his
hahal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

DEArH.-The grim reaper has called twice du-
ring the week taking each time little pilgrim,
Mr.. and Mrs p. Mcclure, and Mr.. and Mrs. f.
F. Allen. They have the warm sympathies of
many friends and neighbors in their deep be-
reavement. We also called upon to chroni-
Gle the deceaSe of an old friend and comrade-
Aug Scammon-who died in Shasta at an early
hour on Thursday morning, after lingering
illness. Mr.. Scammon had been in the employ
of the California Stage company as driver be-
tween this place and Shasta for nearly five years,
and had won many friends by his kind and cour-
teous department and generous disposition. He
was buried by the Masonic fraternity, of which
he was a member His father resides at South
Lincoln, Maine and two brothers are living near
Mount Diablo in this State
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CHEERING NEws-From all parts Of the county We nave
enthusiasm and earnstness OF
loyal every indication points the certain fact
that shall poll unusually large majority in this ever
loyal county, for the good and correct
principles and that will have faithful and honest officials
-Hun5oydt TIw,s
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SHIPPING OIt-Eight hundred and fifty gallons
of oil from the Humboldt oil wells were shipped
to San Francisco on the oath ult New discov-
cries of lands containing rich and extensive oil
indications are reported.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

DorGLAs CIrY.-The opposition to the Union
ticket claim Douglas C;ty-heretofore in point of
numbers, the banner Union precinct of the coun-
ty-by considerable majority After what has
transpred, politically, within the last two
months, we are prepared to believe almost any
thing, but we can't swallow that. Last year
Douglas gave 53 majority for the Union ticket
There may be few boilers there, falling-of of
Union votes, increase of the opposition, and
some Union men who won't vote, but with all
that cannot believe that Douglas City will
suffer the tarnish to her fair name and fame of
allowing the report to go to the world that it gave
a majority for the opposition to the Union ticket.
Notwithstanding all existing disaffection, We
hope in our next issue TO be able to chronicle
Union victory at the polls for Douglas City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

Copperhead drteaers in Trinity. who possess
cheek enough shame the devil and not brains enough
navigate wheelbarrou. ont candidates for Office We
should imagined that those fossils of dead would
have retirement and oblivion in preference
curing an by hanting their treason and
depravity the face of the pubc-Cppsr City Pioneer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02
Births:

At Douglas City, August 9th, the wife of B.
+. Trask, of SON
At Smith Flat, August 2Gth, the wife of JOS.
Innes, of son.
In Weavervile August 3lst, the wife Of Hen
rv Lorenz. of a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

oBJEcr TO BEING VOTED For BoLrERs.-A few disap-
pointed renegades from the Union ranks Fences
Ranch in Butte county, and nominated Boilers Union tick
In the last issue of the Orovillc Record notice cards
from j. NJ Burt Chas o. Perkins and Sam j. Whipple
spectvey the nominees of that meeting for District Aor
ney Superintendent of Schools and Recorder decline the
honor and notify the boilers Of their intention support
the regular Union nominees That must be humating to
the disorganzers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

SMALL Pox NoRTH.-A dispatch from freka
says that several cases of small pox had been
discovered in the Chinese quarter. The bodies
of two celestals who had just died with the dis
ease, were discovered BY committee of citizens.
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DANCING SEAsoN.-We learn from those who
were present that the School Ball at Canon City
last Friday evening was attended by majority
of the people resident in that section, and quite
a number from abroad. Mr.. Gilzean tells us that
the party will net some 500 to the School Fund.
The Ball at O'keefe's dancing hall, Douglas
City, on Tuesday evening, was well patronized,
the company being too large to dance comforta-
bly,. 1t was paying affair, we told. Next
in order comes Mrs. Colberts Ball. at Oregon
Gulch, which is announced for this FRIDAY
evening. Extensive arrangements have been
made for good time and large turnout is
expected. Hanlon's stage will go over on the
afternoon of the party, for the benefit of those
who may desire conveyance
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

SURE OF SUccEss--Notwithstand all the
idle Boosting of the enemy, and the endeavors
of renegades from the Union ranks every candi-
date on the Union ticket will be elected The
opposition already acknowledge that there is no
possibility of the success of any of their candi-
dates. Let every Union man make it bis especial
business TO see that they are we'll beaten.
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Special Aotiees.

The Triumphs of Science -. Eureka. Eure-
ka. shouted Archimeles as he naked through the
throngn thoroughres ancient Syracuse his discovery
of great philosophical principle At the dawn of the pres
ent century the world similarly startled by the an
the stomach and blood the great
empires disease and has since endorsed with her
signature. Coupled with the above fact Dr. Holloway stated
that he hal also discovered two preparations Pills and Clint
ment which exered powerful influence all diseases
enanang from these In all bilious disorders and
complaints the liver enabled the primary
symptoms unhealthy condition of the stomach the
deprayed the blood that the mschevous
quences resulting from the free of mercury be
obvious to Of common sense. Dr.. Holloway EN-
phatcay that calome is only unnecessary. but
highly pcrnicous in liver complaint, and disorders of the
liver generally and facts bear him out in this assertion lie
confidently points to the thousands of certificates in his
attesting the effected by his Pills and Ont
men which contain particle of mercury Dropsy
orally from improper action of the liver and II Is to
direct attention tine treatment of
The combined Of the Pills and Ointment is
by their Inflammation of the
liver is reduced the hillary secretions corrected the stomach
cleansed the bowels regulated The action of the Pills
on blood bile and liver speedy searching and active
eecuay eracatng vestige OF disease from the
TEN form it may This fact is well
tabse that these medicines admitted into countries
other proprietary medicines allowed be sold
Prussia Spain and proscrptiye
their unrestricted sale throughout their
found convincing proof that the whole civil
World proclaim without dissenent voice the
dinary virtues of these two marvellous mecnes-MicdI
RerieT Boat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

An advertisement elsewhere announces Ball
at Condon's Empire Hotel next Tuesday night.
The place is convenient and price cheap. Many
will doubtless attend
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

~ Hope for the Aniicted.-IS another part Of
paper will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
established by Dr. j. c. Young in 1850
of deceit and charlaansm it is boon the suffering to
point out them where they of obtaining the
ed for relief and Under the skful Doctor
the sick and troubled dvest of their burdens
of and shame lay aside their health
and happiness If sick trouble, not hes-
Read the advertisement follow advice Do
forget the number nor the manner Of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street San Fran
cisco. 443m.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

COMMANDER THE DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBIA.
Col George L. Curry is announced as the sue
cessor of General Wright to the command of the
Department of the Columbia He was the fifth
Governor of Oregon one of the counties of
which was named in his honor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

WARLIKE REPORT.-Gen. Grant is reported to
have said, in conversation with the Mexican
Minister a few weeks ago. The French will
have to leave Mexico
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announcements.
FOR ASSEMBLY.

The undersigned announces that he will be a
candidate for the ASSEMBLY at the September
election.
33te. JOHN B. TOLLEY
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FOR CONSTABLE.

RODGER DOCkEEY hereby announces that
he is candidate for CONSTABLE of Weaver
vile township. 32tc.
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1eaths:

In Weavervile, August 25th, the infant daugh-
ter of p. and Hannah Mcclure.
In Weavervile. August 2sth, Cyrus E., son of
At Shasta August }lst, of heart disease, AU-
GrsTUs ScAMMoN, native of Enfield, Maine, aged
about 2S years.
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ROAD OVERSEER.

WM COLLINS is an Independent candidate
for the office of ROAD ONERSEER for Weaver
Vile District. 27.to.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Beasn The undersigned announces that he will
be a candidate for the office of TAX COLLEC-
TOR of Trinity county at the September election
cote FRED WALTER
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nea. The undersigned announces that he is an
Independent Candidate for the office of COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
81 tex ARTHUR kENNEG.
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THE NATURAL REsULT.-When the Democratic
cabdl secretly met in Weayeryille on the first day
of August and - nominated" and recommend
cd'' what is now known lis the - opposition
ticket, it made one sad mistake. After regularly
nominating their candidate for Collector, an old
and prominent Democrat of this place put
in nomination and declared the choice of the
sembled wisdom for the Office of Sheriff. But
some boiling Union men had Il hand in making
up the q slate, it found necessary and pol
itic to vary the programme little, and on motion
of one of the .'party leaders" the matter was
reconsidered, the Democrat in question
dropped, and Sergeant q recommended as the
choice of the body for Sheriff. This fact has not
been generally known on the outside until of
late and many Democrats who still entertain
respect for themselves and Democratic principles,
not only decline to vote for Sergeant, but for the
entire ticket. They believe that if Democrats
are to be ostracsed to give place to Union men,
that they may well vote for the regular Union
nominees and many that we know of intend to
do So Genuine Democrats have come to the
conclusion that they have been led by the nose
by these political tricksters long enough.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

ORATOR AND PoEr-The fifth annual for the Northern
District commenced at Marysve on Monday August 2sth
The annual Address delivered on Wednesday evening by
General John Bdwe and the annual Poem on Thursday
evening by Benz. P. Avery ESQ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

GRAND JURoRsThe following have been drawn
Grand Jurors the September Term County
Court:-John Martin, II. Lorenz VIM Guthrie, p Mcclure
C. Mcckel D. VI. Kellogg, John Bartlett, r. " Davidson,
J. Fegan Geo p. Chapman Wm Little V. IIosnger r. s.
Baker, j. Hard 5. Rule. Ira Howe. W J. Hupp, d. How
land J. q. Fisher Geo W. Davis L. A Noyes, NJ. Ruch Otto
Nollmer, F. A. Buck
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ROAD OVERSEER.

S. \. ROBINSON announces that he is an IN
dependent candidate for Road Overseer of Wea-
verville District. 33.te.
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NOTICE.

HAVING MUTUALLY AGREED WITH MY
LII wife, Elizabeth V. Hollister, to live on terms
OF separation, from and after this date will not
be responsible for any debts contracted by her,
and forbid all persons harboring or trusting her
on my account. HIRAM v HOLLISTER
Weaverville, Sept. 2, 1895. 34.4i*,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

FROM IDAHo-we indebted Sherm Leach of Placer
ve t. copies the Boise City Ncs and Idaho City
Forld. From the latter sheet, which is the Democratic
of Boise county, learn that A. Lukett formerly
Of this county, has at the suggestion Of many friends
permitted his be used candidate for the Office Of
County Commissioner, subject the decision of the Demo
CnnYenfinn
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
FOR SHERIFF.

c. Z. WILLIAMS is an Independent Candidate
for District Attorney 3Ote
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

HAMILTON, formerly editor of the Los Angeles Star and af
forwards boarder at Fort Alcaraz is Democratic cand-
for Recorder in Arizona Just the place for him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

ARE agitators San Francisco Examiner.
much There isn't enough left of your Internal tribe
of traitors agitate anything.-Gold Hill Ne,cs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

A MIsUyDERsrAYDIYG.-l Having learned that
our old typographical friend Jones, of Douglas
City considers himself misrepresented by par
agraph which appeared in the last number of the
JOURNAL, we take the earliest opportunity of
setting both him and ourself right The mischief
making paragraph read as follows
'.The Trinity would have been declared nargable to Pint
Bar Of the aspants for office had been nominated
They and can't he, and what WORSE the
influential fellows have bolted'
At the time the above squib was penned we
had not Jones in our minds eye. Did know, it
is true, that Jones had possessions at Point Bar,
and that he was defeated aspirant, but remem-
bered neither at the moment Of writing. How
ever, it was not our intent to class him with
holters, having been frequently assured since
Convention by his most intimate friends that he
would support and do all in his power to aid the
success of the ticket. We have never said or
intended to intimate that Jones boIter
either privately or through these columns The
paragraph in question was not intended to in
clude him, and would have all know and
believe who thus construed it. Having said this
much in explanation, desire to repeat that we
do not class Mr.. Jones with boilers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02
FOR ASSESSOR.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

MASON ROBINSON, of Junction City an
nounccs to the voters Of Trinity that he is an
Independent candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer. :}0.tc%.
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DISSOLUTION.

NNHE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN
i Dr. r. 4. Thomas and DR.. VIM. Wilson, was
dissolved by mutual consent the lst day OF
July, 1865 All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the firm are requested to settle imme-
diately with either of the parties the accounts
must be settled without delay.
r. A. THOMAS,
WM. WILSON.
Weaverville, July / 1865. 32.3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

MELoSs.-To Mr.. Bates, of Stener's Flat, we
return acknowledgment for fine musk-melons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

ANOTHER CoMPAyy.-We notice by the Hum
boldt Times that the q North Fork Petroleum
Mining Company has just been incorporated
with capital stock of S640, 900. The lands on
which it is operating are located in Mattole Min
ing district. S. G. Whipple, Wm. Carson, John
Clark, NJ. J. Conklin and J. E. Wyman, are
Trustees.
FROM THE NEWS DEPoT.-We have received
another lot of late pictorials, and files of Frank
Leslie's Chimney Corner, from Mr. 0berdeener,
of the News Depot. Also regular file of the
Sacramento Daily Cnion for all of which re-
peat thanks.
EXAMISE Your TIcKETs.-Union men are eau
toned to examine well their tickets before depos-
iting them. Be careful not to vote the " opposi-
ton" ticket. for it is headed. Vote the
:. Regular Union Ticket"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

ELECTION BLANKS. Poll ~ '' tally and q re-
turns" lists have been printed and forwarded to
every precinct in the county. These greatly as
sist clerks in performing their duties correctly.
Particular attention of election officers is called
to that portion of the law which relates to the
manner of forwarding returns to the County
Clerk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

An q OPPOSITION DoDGE.-It has leaked out
that the real motive of the q fraction of the
Democratic Central Committee which nominated
Walter for Tax Collector and recommended Ser
geant for Sheriff and Robinson for Treasurer,
to bring strength to the frst-named candi-
date from the friends of the two latter and which
was of course to come from the Union ranks.
1t is now ascertained that Sergeant and Robinson
are being traded by Democrats wherever and
whenever there is an opportunity to make Wal
ter vote. The Democracy care not a fig for either
Sergeant or Robinson further than to use them
for their own purposes How Robinson men
take it we know and care not, las he will be the
bottom dog in the fight, but some OF Sergeant S
friends who have discovered the trick which is
being played, have openly avowed their intention
to vote for the regular Union nominee for Collec-
tor-Orson Fox. And Union men who had
pledged themselves to vote for Sergeant refuse to
do so since this shabby trick is known to have
been practiced
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

SUPERVISOR, DISTRICT No 2.-This officer will
be voted for at Georges, Ruch's, Hyampom,
junction City, Oregon Gulch, Evans Bar, Stein
ers Flat, Douglas City, Democrat Gulch and
Weavcrvile. r. n Davidson is the Union can
didate tor this most important and responsible
position. He is resident of Democrat Gulch
precinct, is large propertyholder, and earnestly
interested in the financial welfare of the county
From long acquaintance with him, we are sat
is6ed that Mr.. Davidson will discharge his duty
faithfully and fearlessly. He will be elected over
his opponent, B. NJ. George, of whom we know
but littls, and shall have nothing to say.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-02

THE BoLrERs PLEA.-The Marysville 1ppeal
remarks on the amusing spectacle presented by
Union boilers who are candidates for Office, and
laboring to obtain the votes of men they have
so recently denounced Here is the manner of
their plea = The is over, and we abjure
you, dear friends to forget the political curses
we heaped upon you, and vote us into office.
= The war is over, friends of the copperhead and
secesh persuasions, and do not harbor those bit
ter feelings aroused in our indiscretion.
:. We want your votes, and we beseech you to
forgive the hard words uttered against you the
past four years" We called you rebels, seces
sionists and enemies Of the country; declared you
ought to be hung rejoiced when your friends
slaughtered, but we were only joking"
Sensible men of the opposition properly appre
ciate these fellows and tell them that they prefer
to vote the straight Union ticket
, 1865-12-13
LARGE ORCHESTRA,

Coupri.tug several eminent performers, who rank as
Vi lnoei In the concert halls New York. and whose
services 10 thsf city most reluctantly apartd bJ
mauhxe e1s and musical dI:ettor5.
, 1865-12-13
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK nIONTGHT MARKET.

terecia, Despatch 70 the Western Associated Prsasl
NEW YoRx. Dec. II.
This morning railway speculation WAS generally frn'
but without much activity. nesdlnz WAS heavy sud
Lower. The stock market WAS refJ strong at the
Second Board, and large busness was transacted In
The leading sahres ray Erie. PttshuzEh and Aichigsn
SOUTHERN and II the LAST Board It WAS hr. and saes
rerr continued mp 10 q late bour-
Gold closed nt1ss.
state bonds were dull and steady Tia entire market
seems to be waiting for Dew turn Of ponScal a1al
PZIKoL1ux.
Th,re VA yery lIttts activity Ia the Petroleum nA
kct. With sales al the following rates: Bcrgcu aoc
Eunker Hill, sc; Kentucky, HIS; Mihso, 0.ss
Muehor Run, $16Jo; Buchanan Fam, nc; Bradley
&c; Excelsior, aec; Fee stmpae. Sc ft1ss NATIONAL
NC; Ham Mte1intoek, 800; Germaula. SCI. Auuot
Vernon. &c Oceanic, e5eo; on Greek s2oo; Pisholo
s1teo: Cp,ted States, S23so. Petroleum II quiet
Ealea af 500 bt1s 1t 41e; 500 h1ls Refined n 61h&ese
With dun feeling At the close
pkY GOODS. ..
Tbs DIR Goods tr1de Il Eenera1y duh IN Ill depart
raeuts and the market Eather wrak. There u lesi
nre.sure to sell poueisc fabrics than for some tins
ryrifn drese Foods Of sesaua6e and really desirable
sss.6 p6s Eae,'.5 y Ss;5 ans oe
III 1sn. q sser.see: joae ba.T esE.ssd 4 se
Tsa1." Ine following sIp quotations from th' pF1
cfSas TnxE Easn9a assnma9ase.-AtlAnue a. axe; Aed:osas
:0c PoItsmouth 4. zsKc. .-,,..,d.,. 4-o
Pixtcu1p snK111sd-Bates4 sc; ForeflaAe' sc
Fl, Fn1a1sE0ocheco. IN &c; spesEue's. :ie; Hamilton
ssfHs; f}a .p,,-n.n,,too soo.en Co, &c.
S1sanass5sst5esssTe. -sxslasT ,ss: cs!edesis. x
GAan1,os- weshinetgn. e Il Portland. lse.
eal1aasa e.s4S1 f,asEEnesssa ezfas5 ~ b,e.ehed
conH jkAS@Frppeiel. sc; 1Aeo1tA. aHe.
, 1865-12-13

Cl@dnE Day.

Reported BY Telegraph e1elullvelY for the Chicago
THbune.1
. ..- INV Yo1x. Doe. T.
BEEF CAT1LE-rut total receipts or Cattle this
week, ar II the yards, amount to 800 hesd Tae
.rnuants Of drores iets org from yesterdsY, xera
closed out II yesterdays figures which ste-on m but
csst Class Casuo-follJ ic lower than t1st week.
eAEEP-Ihe market u aoverstoekea, /, .. beng IN
for the veek. Prices ara 4c lower thAn sesterday,
II sK9Sc, mostly 1t t9i4c. lambs aro setlve il
s@sAc tor good, and dull At &c for poor.
HOlE-Thc receipts ot Hogs for the week, are Is IS
head. There Il decided Improvement In tho toce pf
the market oEer lat week. The receipts light md
densnd Rc!lye. Light Hoks sEe IN good demsad, sud
light supply. Best Hogs sell It ll4aisc; medium 1t
119lixc- Solo1 Ronasoa.
[By Associated Psza.
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g Eeoa sst@a1''o; common. sli,sasi75: iaisriof'
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lower except for strictly nEtme and fancy cattle ef
ae ept e M ~
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asW1s sa sfs. 1 e e e s = Sss: s
RscEF1s-The total receipts ofaIl stock1 Il all tho
9aeefIs,is beeYsa is cows, SIS ve.l eal1es, 1aiss
sheep and lambs. = - sHtne IotAl iss1 vceh-6la
beeres y COVE ss5 veal calves "a sH saeep and smb'