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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

Too MucHE WArER.-On the door of a base
ment story on street, heretofore occupied by
Chinese washmen, appears the following notice ::
- Sing Lee Wash House, move him up stairs
Too muche water no good byme by come back
again. "-U Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

AS IT SHoUD BE.-There are at least one hun
dred persons in Trinity who should subscribe
for the TRINITY JOURNAL, and there are at least
half that number who won't take ii much longer
&c they don't pay up.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

CowARpLY SNEAKs. The Richmond Enquj-
rer of December I'D speaking of the villains who
fired the New York hotels, says q they are set
of cowarilv sneaks who have abandoned their
country" and hopes General Dix sill hang
every mothers son OF them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

We learn from the Humboldt Times that A. c.
lawrence and the material for his new paper, to
be published at Orleans Bar, passed through Eu-
teka abaut a month ago.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

Do YOU WANT PACKING DoSE I'm the pres
ent bad condition of the roads-teaming being
out of the question: pack train near at hand
is a great convenience. Read Alex. Tinsley 5
notice in another column.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

"a SOLDIERS BouNrYs are now purchased
by HkusroS, HASTINGS l. Co., the Clothing men
of San Francisco, who are paying the highest
market price for them-IN GOLD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

member that he is commanded to report at the
Armory at O'Clock on the 10Th inst
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

SACRAMENTO UNIoS.-This sterling daily news
paper, unsurpassed for enterprise by any on the
continent, began new year, with new and
beautiful dress, on the I'd inst 1t richly merits
the immense circulation it has gained
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

People EN- REL EDGEcoMB VS.. LOOMS, AUDI
roR.-Argued by Cadwalader for relator, and
Howe for respondent; documentary evidence ia
ken before the Court and the matter submitted
fifteen days to relator and fifteen days to re-
spondent after service Union, 9Th.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

MoSEY-MAKERs.-lnth the Rote-nlaking department
Of the e. S. Treasury there are employed SIS
persons, of whom 22l are males and 307 females.
They have over three hundred machines of diff
ferept kinds to work with.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

A LOYAL SIsTER.-A Vicksburg paper says
:" The residence of Mrs. Lucy Davis, sister-in-
law of jeff Davis, was most beautifully ilumi-
mated recently in honor of the reelection OF
President Lincoln"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

BEGINNING with the next Number, we shall
publish weekly list of receipts for subscrip-
ton throughout the present year 1t may be
well enough to notify our patrons that we shall
not hare room for more than q half column OF
names next week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

JOSEPH STEPHENS, for the crime of murder.
wii suner the extreme penalty of the law on
Friday next, Jan. Goth
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

Y FIRST RATE PAPER--Is the Sacrarn ento Dai-
IL Bee. One day last week it entered upon It's
Ninth Year, with a bran-new dress, and looking
nentcr than ever. The Bee people generously
exchange with - little country papers, and we
couldn't get along without it. May it live and
prosper for al least nine years more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

POSTAL STATIsTICs.-A recent report shows
that the Overland Nail service from St. Joseph
to Folsom, California, costs $3.50, 900 a year
The Pacific Nail ocean service. via Panama. costs
$50, 900 year, and the California and Oregon
route $50, 600.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14
HollOway's Pills
Be OF Good Cheer! The Sinking may be
SAVED BY TIE
HOllOWay's Ointment!

The history of these great Remedies is the wonderful
revelation that the world has known 1t estab
fishes the aimportan fact that WHEREVER and in
disease the
healing properties of the Pills fully equal sub
lection cure and that, with the Ointment they 4
The Grent Am ba AdOrs Of IL nltll
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And IN accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Trustees, made on the 7th day of
November, 1864. so many shares of each parcel
OF said stock as may be necessary will be sold
IN front of the Whiskytown Hotel, in Whisky
town, Shasta county, Cal, on
Tuesday, January 3Ist, 1868,
at clock, P. NJ, of said day, to pay said de-
inquent assessment, together with costs of ad-
yertisIng and expenses Of the sale, payable in
l. S. gold or silver coin.
And the shareholders unknown are hereby no.
tined that their shares will be sold as assessed
TO :. unknown owners and stock will be issued
to the purchasers thereof.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
ol-ts- c. W. TAYLOR Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

In whatever disease T. the liver. rrp-ll-.,
and eNterlinarri by this searching nl and irresistible
curative. Billions rIucnts. iil.,u all
ordinary Disorders Of the pain
side and between the ,"ulrrs yellow
whites the ewes, week.-mrs. AMI i-lify. e..
aIr removed by the remedy. with CELEBRITY which stnni.hs
the sufferers ami their friends. Lct the sick whom the a.
ulty have atln Md, with confidence this powerful
antihlliou> agent and restoration health and activity
Wi! lie the rc<r
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DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

the OF the deaiet raadic>. Their eject j..
yitiae all the nui 81 the body, and send poisoned
stream through all The ChInuc Of circulation. Now what
the operation OF the Pills: They cleanse The bwcl-,
ulae the liver bring The relax.
natural condition n..i. c- through hr orss
Ii change the Of f!-
sickness health, by exercising -muluccue and whole
.fLrct uLln All II. 4. M finn
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SEND THE JOURNAL TO SOME FRIEND.
ARE YOU IN ARREARS, PaYUp:
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will apply to the Hon. Board of
supervisors of Trinity county at the February
Term, for renewal of license to keep Toll Fer
ry across Trinity river, at lewiston
OLNEY PHILLIPS.
Lewiston, Jan. T. 1865. l.tsb.
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THE " NEW AGE. We have received the first
Number of this new paper, published at San
Francisco,>by W. w. Broughton. 1t is tasteful
ly gotten up, and devoted to Odd Fellowship.
general literary and scientific subjects.
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nil Mankind.

This is history written by derived
from the experiences of nation. 1t consists Of comp
alton testimonials from the sick of every country
the like Of which ae been adduo
ed in any discovery invention since time began
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

4 COOP SUGGEsrIoN.-We are much pleased
with the suggestions of - Merchant, in another
column, and we see no good reason why they
should not be acted on without delay. Our bus
mess men must see that some such move is actu-
ally necessary, and that the sooner commence
ment is made the better Let a public meeting
be called, at which merchants, miners and bust
ness men can have opportunity to present their
views on the subject, and if possible make a
commencement. Once started, the main trouble
will be past The Democrat and Oregon Guch
divides should be properly prospected we VEN
ture to say that there is not one out of ten OF
citizens but believes that there is either an old
channel hidden beneath those hills which would
yield fabulously, or that rich quartz lodges will
be discovered by proper outlay of labor and
money. MusSer Hill is good field for the same
kind of enterprise. Let's agtate the matter
get organized, and be at work with as little de-
lay as possible.
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These Mighty Healers, World Known ant
HNr!d Txied. q K0om to ihs Sex.

The Of sterling medicinal to the ills and
stiles of the suffering portion of humanity and entirely
free from mineral AMI other dcecrous particles ,everr
felt till this all criu medicine uscred into the world
Hollow AVS pills have become the
all Their attribute = ell
they attack the RapIN ROOF Of the complaint
thus the hidden Of DISEASE
the dropping energies IF the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

\ GREAT BILK.-The county has been mulct-
cd in the sum of from 500, 900 to So 900 for a
thing termed Court House." and never was
greater - blk " palmed off upon the people
If the whole concern don't tumble down before
the winter is over it will be miracle. The
bricks are miserable, and wet through like brown
paper they were thrown together without form,
confines safety there is no foundation to
the building the joists ere ready to drop from
their places, and expected to drop daily the
whole building is careening over cracked open,
and only held together by a :; hog-chain. Red
Bluff Independent.
According to the above showing it is about
time the county officers of Tehama prepar-
ing to dodge. The Trinity Court House is sha-
ky concern, but it hasn't become necessary to
- hog chain it yet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-01-14

JUDGMENT CoNING.-There is good time COM
ing and it has very nearly come The signs are
unmstakable, and everything looks propitious
We have about finished up the rebellion jeff
Davis is evidently done for, and will be hanged
before the next month is out. There are only a
few more rebels to exterminate and when that
little job is neatly done up, just lock out for
squalls. We shall have the finest army and navy
on top of the earth, and people might rs well
know It, We rather reckon that they will know
it mighty soon. The first thing to be done after
finishing the ID rebels) will be to knock Ma
poleon bogus Mexican Empire into very in
hnitesimal smithereens, and chew up all the
frog-eaters in Mexico. Grant or Sherman would
consider that altogether too small chore to
attend to personally, and probably a Corporal
and file of our Yankee fre-eaters will be sent
to do up the business. After that, England must
be attended to. We are bound to get even with
her bloated aristocracy for not sympathizing with
US, and for their meanness in sticking to neutral
ity and the law of nations. England must be
licked and well send Captains Winsow and Col
Inns over in the Kearxarge and Wachusett to sink
the Channel fleet, take the Tower, and - confis-
cate !" the Crown jewels. Meantime, the Loyal
League will 60 up the coast and whip the blarsted
Brtishers out of Vancouver's Island and British
Columbia, and the gallant Fenians will cut the
Threats of all the accused Saxons in the Green
Isle That's about the programme. In carrying
it out, we shall join pleasure with duty. Its a
good work, and please Heaven shall be in the
thick of it before Spring. Let US pray-.Ninmg
Journal.
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CALIFORNIA SUBSCRIPTIONS.
I % q >.

Being DESTROYS of extending the influence OF their pnca
this section. the Publishers of HARPsRs MAGAZINE
and WEEKLY will pay particular
the Pacific and subscribers rely upou
prompt arrival If their Magazines by mail.
The publishers have perfected of mailing by which
they supply the MAGAZINE and WEEKLY promptly those
who prefer receive their periodicals directly from the Of
fee Of Publication.
postage HtErER's M.G.RIXE q year, and
must be paid at the subscribers post '1hce.
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A FAIR SPEcIMEN-The county of Pike, Penn
sylvania, presents an instructive lesson of Cop
perhead politics. But few dared vote for Lin
coin in that county, and two or three voted the
Union ticket who were expected to do otherwise.
One of these, Mr.. Newman, had his house,
barn and grain burned that night and another
sent his wife and children into the woods TO es-
cape Copperhead insolence, while he watched his
premises. In that county one to fourteen OF the
people cannot read and write.-Erehange.
That's true preaching. We lived on the
confines of Pike, once-that is on the opposite
side of the Delaware river. The people of that
county, at that time, were not half as intelligent
or well-nformed as those of an out-of-the-way
district in Oregon which we had occasion to stop
in night in 50, and where an old and we'll
TODD farmer informed us that he had not seen
newspaper for year. When left the neigh
borhood of Pike county, Pennsylvania, its prod
ucts were principally rattlesnakes, scrub oaks,
onions and ignoramuses now it is overrun by
Copperheads, and we don't care to ever get SO
near it again.
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Dyspepsia. DiarrhGa, Weakness. &c.

The terrible bodily and mental Iane- which characterize
Dyspepsia mt.atcl 10y the Pills. Diarrhr4
constipation headache. ply seal p>iriti"n
hot h>ic sIasnl7. affections o the kidneys
rods piles and. in fact all internal complaints from
whatever arising give before the utay influence
of this extraordinary remedy. A. specific dyspepsia
and the disorders connected with growing
pills hc relied when other medicine
J audi ny de oft ha- utterly flrI
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~ TIE WEEKLY TRINITY JOUR
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-07

Whsslias Wholesale Market.
80 TruRspAY EVENING, April 8, 1855.

wheeling wholesale Market.
. TruRspAY EVENING, April 8, 1855.
FLOUR-Demand,f fair andprices firm at @'o
= VIII WSHRAr-In demand at u soo9 CO.
OATS-Active ut Toe.
!, ,OORN-Firm and In steady request - soc gu.
SUGARS-Dnll and little doing; Porto Rico %
Choice Yellow 2lc.; Crushed Powdered S'ci
Coffee Sugar 220z3c.
MOLASSE%Nsw Orleans 81 IS.
: S6YRIJPSLNew York 9Cc Baltimore 81 %.
COFFEE-Dull; small sales at $50
|. OIIS-F1m at b 10 tor Lard: IS for Carbon
"a $500 &c e lSsE SiSsp se Table s.
|. NUTTRR-Dull at leosoc
f9TATOES-Eot much doing: prices range
! fr r9aTpff !. Is D a. e sos4oo 81
EGGS-Not much doing at 127l3c.
CHKHSR-Steady ct &c
LARD-19090 In fair supply.
sREDsClover Sis 50; Timothy $780, Flaxseed
1TEFD-In fair demand at s3o0a5 per ten.
BROOMS- Common s. 1904 50; Fancy IS ESQ
ToBACCo-park los rs 75ossc; Spun Roll
SOAPLCfneinnati German l6c; Wheeling do
l5c; Family soap l4c. - SO
/ CANDLES-Mould2 0c. 90
GLASSLGood demand Market firm; by IL
No 1. t5 Is; No. q IS 40; 8 by II to 10 by IL No.
j. @ 10 Nc. ISIS; by lsto 10 by IA No. J.
90 ner ID. upper S55064 per doz calf skins g
mar H.: harness leather 4S050c per ID.
WHISKY-Steady; common " %; rye
wOOI-Quiet at Doc ..et
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MANHOOD
NnTHE YIGOR YOUTHRE.

n STORED IN four weeks by Dr. Records
ESSENCE OF LIFE. DR.. Ricord (of Paris, }
after years of earnest solicitation, has at length
acceded to the urgent request OF the American
public and appointed an Agent in New York
for the sale OF his valued and highly priced Es.
sence of Life. This wonderful agent will estOre
Manhood to the most shattered constitutions, In
four weeks; and, if used according to printed in.
structions, failure is impossible This ife-re.
storing remedy should be taken by all about to
marry, as It's effects are permanent. Success in
every case, is certain.
Dr. Records Essence of Life is sold in cases
with full instructions for use, ut 81, or four
quantities in one for 50 ami will be sent to any
part, carefully packed ON receipt of remittance
to his accredited agent. Circular sent free on
receipt of four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND,
al Broomo st. one door west of Broadway,
New York ianl2d1y
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II is not often that Henry Ward
Beseher says anything we can heartily
commend, but the spirit of his remarks
last Sunday morning respecting his pro-
posed participation, in the Fort Sumter
tese seems to as to be just and generous.
He said, according to the New York
Times report: .osryfo,ga.
At other times, when the prospect of
lifting the aag to its former place seemed
almost visionary he had spoken OF such
an event with jabilstions But new as
the time iii reality drew near, ahi4Sorl
tromb1ed. within him ab itsspieiaa mean
sinG. Many would 60 there imbntd with
shls feeling of.splemn jubilation, in this
. cnderfal event in the. history OF this
,peoplea He shouhf; feelsorry II any went
there with apy other feelisKa thau that of
2 CHRISTIAN patriotism. = II Others went
with feelings d, exultatiene orersa fallen
foes foHhis part he went asa brother to
Tappeal 10 'misleds brethren from the day
.cf their MISREPRESENTATION to the day Of
iEnouledge.I II would be to say to them
that, alter four years ofiblood and dark
nessl w had Brought back to them the
came hsarts Of 1--we that they had smit-
-fAn IN. th2ao 1onG Tour -years. s.s.-,s-.,ss
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LIyE STOCK .

DrOyeIs and Farmers VII Gjsd thiS the iIsos;
sdYantzseons rsuta fer Live stock Capaciors
convenience. have besu opened on this line and
its eonBectiosst aEh 6gefy ATTENTION il pad q
their wants. From Harrisburg where win "a
found every oonyeniencs for fes .iBg and restine
q choice Is offered Of lks Phiislsipbis, New
York and Baltimore Market: THIS vim also y
found the shortest, quickest aud most dirtf1
route fcr Stock 70 New York Via Allenfosal
and with isTer changes than any other.
EEDCH LEWIS,
Superintendent, AltOOna, <
GENT Ticket a GENT Philadelphia. :
OFT Gsa1 rreist : A q. asi shis2sisaa
janlLmy2s - q. -, - = I
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New York Money Market.

-... by Telegraph
4 ~ : - New YORK, April G.
MONEY-Active and steady, at 6d7 p cent
for call loans.
STERLING-Dul at 81 0961 U9s, gold, for
first class bills.
GOLD-American-les active and lower,
opening at 81 ST. declining to 81 50, and closing
GOVERNMENT sTOCKs-Steady
STOCKS-Stesdy. q. 8. 6's 5-2O's registered at
81 89l do. coupons at 81 OFT, do. new issue at
d o., q. g. 6's one year certificates al oslo
R. r STOCKS-P. & Z. 63ac; Fit. Wayne 9c!c.
|, s,s se~S 20 Later. r'--
Evening exchange-Gold tonight 81 56!,
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New York Market.

NEW YORK April u.
|. COTTON-Rather more steady at SIC fol
middling
FLOUR-5dloc better on common grades
AZ lO9s 30 for extra State; % 700e IS for r. Il
o., and % 9Oa9 Is for trade brands. Marke,
closing steady. :.
WHISKYSFirmer and more active. at - II
a. Is. Closing at t2 ia.
WHEAT-2d3c better, amber winter at u g.
amber Michigan at u 90; choice white western
at q 350237.
~RYE~Duli at slIO0II5
RARLEY-Heavy and lower, choice State at
CORN-Firmer new yellow at 81 SOSl %;
OATS-Rather more steady at 69c for West
ern.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at SAC for crude SIC for
refined in bend and 73c for refined free.
COFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-Active and firmer at Ia i3tc ior
Cuba Muscoyado Isle for Porto Rico, and Ha
yana at l3ac
MOLASSES-Dun
PORK-Heavy. closing with more firmness: at
t2f 5O02S for new mess, closing at S2e regular;
S25 for 1854 mess, cash and regular way; S23 10
024 50 for prime, and &c 5Od27 for prime mess
Also $500 bbls new mess for April and May,
sellers and buyers option, at sa7 10 629.
BEEF-Steady at about previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-In fair demand, at s2ia2.
CUT MEATS-Steady at l4td l5c for shonl'
ders, and l50l6o for hams.
BACON-Steady at l5!c for Cumberland cut;
l6ic for abort ribbed, and l5iGl6c for long cnt
'LARD-Rather frmer at I5.als,c
BUTTER-Steady at lSaaOc for Ohio, and 2l
l23o for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at l4a22c.
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Philosophy Of Marriage.

i NEW YORK Museum of Anatomy have
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These Invaluable lectures have been the means
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A Freedmen's National Bank,

A Rreedmen's National Bank. q
d Several days ago. a dozen colored hien
from Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Washington and elsewhere, met by invi-
tation at the room of Senator POmeroy,
of Kansas, to initiate measures for estab-
fishing freedmens national bank, to be
located in this city. One of the cOlored
men is reported to be worth Sl5O,OOO,
which he invested in government 'securi-
ties. There was wealth enough amongst
them to subscribe to capital of $500, 900.
Application was accordingly made to the
Comptroller of the currency for the prop
er authorization to establish such bank.
This request will be granted, provided
the State hanks converting themselves
int pstionsl banks, which, have;s prefer
.Sence, shall not absorb the limit of the
aggregate capital prescribed by Congress
A final decision will be given after the
LIST Of July next on the application for q
Fresdmen's neutrality-suspicious..
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from the New York Tribune.j

From the New York Tribune.
THE FIRST NATIONAL is the name Of the
Petroleum Company whose prospectus and map
are before IA. The names which We zee among
the Directors are ample Recommendations tor
this Company, and a sufficient guarantee Of its
future management
rs ssE.E8fSaT EB-JfE8H r,
cs r5ssT
rFS,ss - rTTFSgTE E "A
EAR orders By Mad or otherwise sill
be promptly attended to until the Stock - all
cold . ~ ~ go 49,
~ Good responsible Asents and Exchange
Brokers Taated In ersy city and tOrn Ia the
Ulted States and British Proriaoes, 'ria
rkom LIBERAL arrangements riU be made
TAn orders and applications, whether b.
letter or otherviss must be addressed to 9
m. s.R0wR 4 C0s 81
COMMISSION AERcHAsTs
MARTINI mg % LSbersy 81, New York
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From the New York Evening Express
Our te'egraphic dispatches received to-day
from the or Regions infoVn us Of the striking
of 200 barrel flowing Well ON Cherry, Run,
near the FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM
COllPANf's PROPERTY. Cherry Run Stocks
I'll be In demand tomorrow" 4