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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

ORrnEUs C. KERR, in spite of his generally
nonscnsica notions, is the author of many good
and truthful sayings. Witness the following, for
instance =" When you lean upon soul, you
see everything through that soul which gives its
own hue to everything. Mans love is pane in
his bosom, and through that pane the eye OF
woman looks to see the new world. The medium
is the ultmatum. God gives us love that we
may live more cheaply and happily together than
if we were separate. a bread pudding IS richer
when there are two hearts than plum pudding
when there is one alone. The world will learn
This vet and then the lion will lie down with the
lamb. and even you will be less depraved.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16
Gov. stone on Impartial Suffrage.

Governor Stone, of Iowa, gave Col. Benton,
his opponent, some terrible skinnings during the
late canvass This extract is worth reading:
II have said, upon other occasions, that don t
see why it is that the Democrats should be so
opposed to negro suffrage. | remember, ana you
all remember, that, one year ago last Fall, the
President made call for 500, 0G0 additional
men. Our quota was 10 600 and SEINE hundred.
We did not meet the quota under the call. Prior
to that time our State had raised Il negro regi-
ment numbering about 100 men. | remember
that the call was issued with promise that il
the quota should not be filled by n certain day
that Il draft should take place for the purpose OF
supplying the deficiency.
| remember that scmc Of these same ''anti-
negro suffrage" men under fOrty-ire years Of
age. with trembling knees selling their
horses, and cattle, and farms for what they could
get for them. Some o4-these men were starting
for Canada and some for the GOLD regions, and
the rush WAS so great that was compelled to
cali out the militia on western border 70 pre-
vent any from leaving. | was afraid the
entire cOpperhead party would leave, and that
nobody would be left to fight me here this Fail.
Laughter and applause.
In the dead Of winter they pitched up their
teams 8nd Travelled to the verge of the plains
ana there waited for the grass to grow in the
Spring, that they might wend their way over the
plains But in the meantime the troubles with
the Indians broke out and there these men were.
They could not 90 forward for fear Of the In
dions, and the draft was in their Laugh
ter They didn' know which way to go. They
kep- waiting there till finally there came tele-
gram from myself, announcing that Iowa was out
Of the draft Then these Coppcrheads came
sneaking back, looking so much like escaped
conTicts rs to be mistaken Tor them How did
we get out Of the draft went to Washington
and got The authorities to allow the regiment Of
negroes on the quota of our State It was deci-
ded that one three-yc cars man was equal TO three
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16
St'eeklu rinitu 5oarnal.

Ca County Warrants and Gs-eembacEs taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

4 DAGGER THRUST AT EM.-Thc Democrats
claim 10 be the only legitimate supporters OF
President Johnson. We cannot dispute the claim,
for they certainly placed him in the Presidential!
chair.-San Francisco FlnJ.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

Then AND Now.-0ne hundred Southern cler-
gymen recently begged the President to pardon
jeff. Davis, at which the Copperhcads Justify ap-
plauded The Gold Hill Ntns EDITORS memory
runs back to the time when these same creatures
hooted because three thousand New England
clergymen respectfully prayed for freedom in
Kansas by the preservation Of the Missouri Com
nromise Inc
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

THE uncertainty attendant on fostune-making
in California is illustrated b. remark Of tie
never very thrifty posscssor Of the NaripOsa es-
tate: why said Fremont, 'when came
to California was worth nothing, and now owe
two millions of dollars
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

Look Orr FOR THE EILLAISs.-The Red Bluff
Independent says two men stopped at Johnson's
Ninc-Milc House, on the Shasta road, night
recently, and after eating supper went TO bed.
When the proprietor got up in the morning his
dodgers had gone, taking all the money in the
bar-drawcr. One was heavy set man with
light whiskers. the other slim built. Johnson
says they inquired earnestly about the Trinity
Mountain road. and thinks the people Of this sec
ton Will do well to look out for them.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

PASSENGER GAIy.-The last month has given
California a gain of some two hundred passen-
gers by sea and added considerably to the state 5
population from the interior Territories. The
tide has turned.-Sardmea'o Bee.
And so it will remain, is our prediction. CAL
ifornia will from this time be continually rccoy-
ering her lost population Of the last four years.
Many are returning to the State in disgust from
the scenes Of - new discovery" cxcitemcnts
thousands of soldiers being discharged the
service On this coast, a great portion of whom
will return to their old haunts, and the tidings
from the East are TO the effect that there will be
no fallng-off in the migration to the Pacific side
next season. = The tide has-turned.
CLAUDE" begins his communication referred
to last week, as follows:
:. The people in the mining counties are bowed
down with debt, and oppressed with taxation
county treasures are exhausted-private purses
arc empty-and their mineral resources are rap
idly passing away
In regard to which the Bee expresses this
opinion:
s.The man who deliberately asserts that the
mineral resources of the mining counties are
rapidly passing away, in the face of the recent
discoveries on every side, confesses his ignorance
of what is transporting beneath his nose, or en-
ploys q wliful piece of exaggcration for unwor-
tby.purposcs.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16
WILLIAMS EXCHANGE +!
MAIN STREET, TRINITY CENTER.

THIS NEW AND WELL-FTRNISHED
fl House is now open to the public, and the
l=fzl proprietor solicits a trial Of his accom-
modatious by soiourners and the travelling pub
lie Everything in the house is new the
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
Are second to no House in the North, and the
Table is supplied with the choicest Of every thing
afforded in Il mountain market
kefy~ Connected with the House good Sta
bles, where animals will be well fed and cared
for Try the new Exchange when you come this
way. GEO. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
Trinity Center June -, 1865. 23-to.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

REMARkABLn FlyD.-The Carson ARpeal tells
that fortunate and eaterprising party of pros
pectors, while following the dips and spurs Of the
GRAY and Meder lead, struck upon ligniverou5
nnlvi,e Of concrete blk, located Immediately IN
der the lower level Of the said lead, chunklform
and mudiferous in its pusillanimous formation,
which is pronounced to be sta!agmite OF tue
atesI Il nav be we'll TO state that Gray and Me
der are street contractors, and that the discovery
was made near a big mud hole in the town Of
Carson. II will DO rs Offset to the Owyhee
and Montana stories that are being circulated.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16


the fstiiousness If the profession who have abandoned
these spcciaites the Of unqualified prnci-
ti6ners. There exists here power repres the I'M
pudcnce ard efrontcry Of who totally ncouIe
tent perform the duties of their o-ealeI medical practice,
thereby iniei:; mi-eres DEGREE unparalleled in any
other class human dis The only way renedy
this evil call the attention OF the public WE'LL ~
FORMED MEMBER Of tho medical profession, ,c-
gaily qualified and who deyotes his exclusive atte-
ton to diseases arising from the undue excitement d the
generace organs. together with those incidental! STAGES
DISORDER which, wien neglected. terminate in the
horrblywe,tag firm Of constitutional lisar=anz1l;,n-
DOCTOR PEHRAULT has paid the most AM
. IOUS AND UNTiEING ATTENTION. for the last EIGHT
YEARS. special branc. Of study and his mode Of
proccc, suggested and improved ty experience, AMI
perinens made through medium cf tie microscope,
enables him detect the presence Of in the urine.
We wish impress thpse who haze failed of relief else
where they may derive Lenef examination Of
the urine Of Seminal Emissions and Impotence
well a in cases of 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 each
Patients suffering from Nenerial Diseases in any stage.
Pains in the Bones, Rheumatism. from TIC effects Of
Mercaria Poisoning who visit personally, will re-
ceve, in addition usual treatment INDICATED
yAP0R BATIS. without further charges. This BATH has
nearly superseded all other treatment ia Europe Refer
encc will given several who have been cured by this
treatment after having failed with Others.
Persons Of both who have impaired their health
destroyed vsor Of their minds by their mis-
conduct deprived themselves Of the pleasures Of
life are informed that consulting DE-. ERAULf they
will find friend and Physician who has cured many in
every part who applied broken down in health
rejoicing in all that makes life desirable and
happy References can be given when Tei1irel. in
part Of the state. from parties who know 81
cases cured by DR. PERAULT after in vain trying sever
Al physicians.
themselves that they under the %! regularly
qualified practitioner We have the latest and safest rem
clies. such mode Of he obtained at NJ other
office this in syphilis. Gonorrhea elect SIRE
Gravel, Stone the Bladder Infringement 81 the
TcSaclcS liberated Throat. Bones and Nose Cutaneous
Erpto- Ulcers Abscess and other diseases depending on
impurities blood DR.. PiRRAULr still retains the
DULY agency in California Of
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

TELLING PHILosoFuY.-The following para
graph appears in a late address by the eccentric
George Francis Train -. England comes here,
takes our cotton, carries it from our seabord on
an English ship across the ocean, over an Eng
fish railway thirty miles to Manchester, manufac-
lures it by English capital, and brings it back On
English railway and an English Cunard steam
er, to our shame, be it said to clothc the Fenian
Brotherhood of America =
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

Good. We believe there is infinitely less OF
the = Buncombe " and more of the intelligent
and practical elements in the Legislature OF 1859
&c, than has usually been the case with ourpuo-
lie bodies, and we may consequently expect 70
see the matter Of the United States ScnatorshiP
settled in such q manner as to prove satisfactory
TO the varied interests to be represented ut wash
ington "-SGcramsato Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

President JoHAsov is reported to have receiv-
ed the news of the Republican victory in New
Jersey with great delight, clarping his hands and
exclAimng, - Good good y This is the same
President Johnson the Democrats have been try
ing ''to sit up with, and have been claiming as
their special ward.-Cold Hill Ners.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

The owyhee ApGlqnehe says he . Gem, a
newly discovered ledge in the Flint District, is
believed to be "awful - rich and also to be an
ov,srsion of the Rising Star" which pays i've
+ars of oa,d to eighty hundred weight of rock
Il is eight or nine feet thick, pays all the way
from s56 to $3.50 to the ton, and the whole ledge
has been purchased By Ned Curtis. formerly Of
his COUNTY. We begin to believe that " discov-
err y tor told bv the Carson AEpegk now.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16


REGISTRY LAw.-We are glad to notice that
the Union press of the State, without a dissent
ing voice, favor the enactment of such a law,
and what is better, that Halves, of San Francis
co, has already given notice in the Senate of his
intention to introduce bill providing for the
registration Of the names of voters. Remarkng
on the subject. the Nevada Gazette makes the fol-
lowing suggestions -. The most serous obiec-
ton to the Registry Law it exists in the neigh
boring State of Nevada, was the trouble and cx-
pcnse to which many Of the voters were subject
ed Of travelling to the county seats to have their
names registered The same objection will hold
good against a Registry Law in California, unless
provision is made to have a Registration Board
for every precinct-or at least, for every town
ship. The expense OF travelling from distant
points to the county seat would lie 50 great that
very few laborng men would stand it. The Leg
slature, in framing law should avoid the OBJ
jections which made il unpopular in our neigh
boring State
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

GREAT PLANKs.-If any OF our Eastern read
ere still doubt the big tree items they have read
OF California, let the following are from the Sac
ramento Bee be taken a settler Two mani
moth redwood planks shown in San Francis
co, which were sawed At Noyo river, up coast
They are feet inches wide, twelve feet long,
and free from sap and knots. For the pur-
pose Of getting them ont, orders were sent Oh to
New York to Spear :. Jackson for a l. foot sash
saw. rs the largest saw ever made OF this des
crption was only % feet long, the firm in New
Yorl, thought there must be some ccrer in the or
der and wrote to that effect to the parties here.
The order beiAS repeated, the steel PLATE was
made in Sheffield, England, and sent to New or',
where the was completed and forwarded to
California.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-12-16

PwEslpExr's MEssAGE.-What purports to be
President johnson Message 10 Congress, as iur-
nished by telegraph, will be found on the fourth
page of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE NAvY-YARD.-Yes-
terday morning angger named John Morton Tell rom
plank leading TO port hole OF the =. ). .ieame,
block was almost instantly killed lie was carrying a
hawser nj the time. Deceased Is 30 years Of age q
Scochman and bis family resde AT the corner OF Co
lambi, and Rutgers.sts y. Y. lie leaves q wife and
four children
BOARDIyG-IIousg TnIEP.-OttO Myers was
srrcsicd at No ~ h.inst. last night for robbing
boarding house In Bergenst of clothing. watches. &c.
some Of which found In his possession. lie was
committed To answer.
FOUSD Drowned. Yesterday morning the
body Of boy was found By officer Mcfarland OF the
Forty fnh Precinct In tho dock foot Of Southhrstst
H. d. The local papers made eusat9na murder out
rett and post mortem by DR. Bonner elected that the
body that Of Frederick w. Clarsons. IL years Of
age whose parents reside at NO. 4ol Madnonsi., n:
Of Corearss on Friday last. There were no external
internal marks To warrant the theory Of foul play.
OUTRAGE.-A lady named Laura Bolts, who
visit to her friends in the Eastern District from
Connecticut, nearly dishgured tor life last evening
while returning from Barnum's Museum in consequence
OF some wretch throwing yitrol over her person. Her
completely destroyed but her person escaped
with slight marks.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF MIL
uOSAfRF.-A gentleman wellknown In New.Nork
financial circles and who has been President Of in
uential Petroleum Company has been missed from bis
residence In the Eastern District for several days and
his absence cannot he accounted for by his family At
q meeting Of hs family and their friends Tuesday It
was resolved open bis private safe for the purpose Of
examining his papers. which, 1t was supposed, might
throw some ght upon his Disappearance In this safe
they found $40 900 in currency but nothing that would
throw any light upon his mysterious absence. After a
further Tamifcation the Of s 900 was found In u
s. securities but no further papers The family OF the
missing gentleman earf full for his safety, but prefer
not 10 have his mentioned for the present Some
parties who hold stock in the company OF which ho Is
the chief have started the idea that his mysterious dis
appearance conspiracy to depreciae the stock. but
this theory in secuted at by those who know the gentle
man Intimately and Is source VI veXation to his
family.
BROOKLYN CITY CouRr-Friday, June o.
Nos a. A, ~. 25 ~ lie, Is, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09
ANCIENT FIrR ARTS.

To tbs Editor Of Tho New York Herald:
Respecting the relics Of porcelsnware fcund fn the late
exhunstons at Hercusnea am which have been forwarded
the Society Of Antiquities In London, whereof your
correspondent says the bottle resembling DRAKEs PLAN
TArroS BrTERs was undoubtedly placed among the ruins
by the Agent Of Dr. Drake. desire to state that no
10 incorrect in every respect II bottle was found there
bearing lettering. the language Of :he Ancient Romans
was different from tho accepted literature Of that day.
Our Assn. has other business than this in Europe, and
has been In Italy ct oil Ne doubt Americans carry
PLANTATION BIrrnRs to Romet but trying TO impose
upon society Of sntquanans in this way seems quite
useless and we do no. appreciate the joke It is
cessuy for to spend money in Europe while We are
unable supply the Demand fss these celebrated Bsr'
here Respectfully. P. L. DRAKE Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09

A sad accident, resulting III the death Of a
rgper. occurred at the yard yesterday morning. Mr..
.1 Morton while in the act Of carrying tho end Of
cable rope tina nialk from tho edge Of the dry
dock on board The United Sln.e. steamer Hartford,
having repairs upon her bottom fell had granite
paw cement about 40 feet and was picked mp nsensDie
lie was instantly attended by Drs diversified and Luck
U. s. N but his injuries were internal and he died
after half on hour. The Coroner was duly notified
Deceased leaves wife and four children In destitute
condition. United States steamer Sam. Rotan arrived
Wednesday, Acting Ensign j. w. Willard command
ing and Michael Toby Acting Mate. The Frolic
tender of the Colorado. Is In commission and hauled in
The stream; she took her on board at ocock p
m Yesterday The Nysck Is In commission. hauled In
the stream and has her on board The Peoria Ia
noorod along sde the dock taking in stores and about
getting ready for service The recently captured prize
Sarah ST. Newhall off Charleston, s. C., Ia the object
Of many curious questions by persons supposed to be
nsre,ed in her. 1t appears she left Galveston Texas
under Legitimate Instructions and stopped at the port
Of Savannah. understanding that II was open They
were stopped and declared prize II Is supposed she
will be acquitted and returned ~ her owners Several
sea captains were under the impression that the port
was omen M the time the Newhal was captured. A
Board Of three naval officers, Of which Com Selfrdge
Is President is now holding sessions at the Navy
and engaged in business Of private nature.
REBEL TORPEDO.
On board of tho u. s. steamer Pontiac,
double lender at Newport is OF the curious Rebel
arrangements for blowing up our vessels Vi war Ii
in the shape Of cigar 40 ~ feet long and feet In
diameter weighing IS tuns. II contains Dollars and
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NOk San YRANCTsCo.
JrQeY. O Do lTQ z
&55l.7B I'll
4 New RcvoIutien ia San salvader-Issuo
OF Letters Of Marque BY Juarez-The
Relations between spain and Chilli
The Revelation in Peru Nearly
Quolled.
PANAMA, MAY 81, 1865.

PANAMA May 81 1865.
The U. 8. steamer State OF Georgia will leave
purpose Of conveying MaorGen Sickles to this 18th.
Id rs or his return from BOgota-
Lieut. COMMANDER Edward Paulding arrived on the
isthmus. by the Costa Rca to take command Of the
Cyane, now In this port.
The Peruvian bra.ofwar Guisse, from Acapulco,
with the distinguished political prisoner ex.Presdent
Gen. Castillo on board. arrived in this harbor on the
2:3d inst.
PERU.-The Revolution In Perm, although Of very
considerable Importance. appears to have been very
nearly quelied by the legitimate Government OF Pres
ident Pezet and there every reason TO believe that
the next mail will bring news that 1t is exnguished.
Tacna and Area two Of the most important points In
Southern Peru have been retaken by the Government
t1red.
Advioes from Greytown state that tho schooner
which WAS seized and away with by deser.ers from
the United States gunboat State Of Georgia had 70.
turned and sailed again. A British steamer had
been sent In pursuit.
An unsuccessful attempt had been made to open the
harbor OF Greytown. channel some 10 feet deep
had been cut out, but 1t closed up again almost mme-
dately.
SALvApoR.-Centrnl American dates OF the 2ith Of
MAY. state that another revolution had broken out in
Sally ador In favor Of President Barrios and that La
Union, San Miguel aud other towns had pronounced In
his favor without any fighting. We understand that
Gen. Barrios who Is now in Panama, has received
letters from the Revolutionary party recalling him to
alsador. in order to head Ae movement, which il at
present under direction OF Gen. Cabanas.
The PANAMA Herald SAYS: Ii is stated upon what APP
pears Ia be Trustworthy authority that President Juarez
has issued letters Of marque for reprsas against French
The letters Intended for the Pacific waters
issued several weeks aud those for the At.
lsntic more recently. lie result Of this may be TO
the with Mexican prvsteers, the precedent
Of neutrality established In the American civil war
having greatly facilitated this policy.
CHnL-Cbil. an adylces show that considerable anX
eiy felt there relative Ia the recent appearances OF
two formidable Spanish steel armored steam war YES
sells rs q reinforcement 10 the Spanish squadron.
The new Customs Tariff meets much opposition from
Tia mercantile community.
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