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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

VEro OF THE Civil RIGHTS BILL-Accordinp
to the expressed belief of the Presidents Copper
head sympathizers, that dignitary has vetoed the
Civil Rights bill. The universal Freedom party
of the country looked for nothing else, since the
President has shown a disposition to aid in re-
turning the Freedmen to bondage The veto of
the measure is applauded by the same class that
applauded treason and assassination, and anoth-
er class who were camp-folowers of the Union
party so long as there was any show to hnger Of
fcial plurder While we regret that the Prcsi-
DEM has seen III TO do this thing. we must ac-
knowledge that we prefer bclou. .in- 10 L minorl-
iy y sriy if needs b., training with majority
ami keepthe company Of such political Judsses
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

E,RLy-The Rcd Buff Observer learns that
in the vicinity of Colusa farmers have already
commenced cutting hay. Some farmers com
plain ia It grain i growing too rapidly, and Will
he TOO heavy. The grain crops are unprecedent-
ed all over the State this year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

known no srglr Ohio journal of the Union party
su stains f1le veto of the Freedmen Bureau bill
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

Coop SEasoS.-ChArley Combs arrived with
The first mail fo: two weeks at II o clock on
"Wednesday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

The best Family Mnchinr.-we woui cali the
Of readers to the q ov BtKsT ,cHIv's
Their re2ntatn well cat thiisle fr t. attempt
wnr,l their f,v bu wanl1 advise want
nr rniiahIe F,mlv Sewing Nicinr ' inve-ti"''c the
merits nf these before buying - w1rl to the wise is
sufficient" 4lv1.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

BAD LucK.-The ilume OF Hoimes e!Iim, near
North Fork. WAS robbed few nights ago, we
hear. The depredator was evidently well ac-
quainted with the premises, although IT is be-
lieved be only got from one to two hundred dol
lars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

SUSTAINING THE PREsipEXT-:.I Is 4 lInRy. -
The Republican editors of Illinois met nj Peoria,
lately, and adopted series of resolutions in
which the recreant President Is not handled very
gently. On the 25th March tremendous Union
meeting was held at Chicago which WAS ad-
dressed by Lieut.. Governor Bross. Maj jar Stevens
and others, which adopted series of sterling
resolutions approving and sustaining til" action
Of Congress. On the same date the Germans oi
Chicago met in mass meeting aud adopted res
ulutiotls which have the right ring. We shall
publish these last resolutions next week. Til"
State of Illinois is no less true 10 tho cause of
freedom today than She WAS at any lime during
the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

THE SacramrEto river, at Il Il Bluff high.
or during the late storm than it has been since
the winter of lS5l-62.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

CHAMPION ECG-EATER.-Dan. Bowers eat three
dozen boiled eggs at the Empire Hotel on Sun
day morning last, on wager of $3.50 between
Judge Murphy and Rip. Balch. Dan. just began
to get appetite for eggs with the last half do
zen, and says he could have swallowed twenty
four or ihirty-six more without trouble. The
bargain was that Dan. to have one-half of
the winnings, but Abe. Lofman carried the ar
ticles of agreement to San Francisco with him.
it is believed with intent to desraud Bowers
Our advice to Dan is to have his share or - lick
somebody like darnation.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

BeAR ~ MIsD.-That Martins Dancing-School
will open this friday evening, April ssd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07
Births:

At Dougl's City. March Goth, the wife of Ralph
II. Allen, of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

The New York Times sharply rehukes the pco-
pie who 30 to the White House and give the
President occasions for speech making Il cent
speeches of The President have di>gnstcd that
officials New York mouth p ecc. pu.ss.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

CoSyEcTIcUT ELECTION. x.-The election in that
State took place on the ID, and much interest is
manifested in the result. At the election last
year Buckingham u had 4 ,035 majority owe,
Seymour (Cop J In the last Legislature the Cn-
ion ma jority on joint ballot was LOG. and alho'
desperate effort is beiug made, with the assist
ance Of Federal patronage, TO carry the State tor
the Opposition, we still look for triumph Of the
Union party. If the. Journal Office flag goes to
the reak any time between this aud sunrise on
Monday morning, don't ask any questions. but
take it for granted that Connecticut has second
cd the response Of New Hampshire.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07
WeaserviIle, Saturday, April I, 1866.

SENSATION CoRREsPoNDExCE.--The telegraph
brings US the purport of a very clever CORES
pondence which is supposed to have taken place
between the President and tie Hartford Post
master, but nobody believes it ever occurred
!, runs in this wise: Cleveland notified the
President that English, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, was openly committed to his re-
construction policy supported tic veto of the
Frcedmen's Burean bill that he (Cievelnnd) was
openly opposing Hawley, who was committed
against the reconstruction policy and the veto,
and that if his course was not satisfactory the
President must receive his resignation. The
President answered that Cieveland's course in
upholding his measures WAS approved, and of
course his resignation WAS not accepted.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

. BITE REconp. '--Geo. ii. Crosseite and
Wm. DeMott have bought the late Orovilie Gn'on
Record of Wagstatf &Co. The paper will here
after sail under the old title of Bate Record.- -
Crossettc acknowledges that he is glad to gel
back to Orovllle, III fact hasn't fourishcd much
Sinre he went to write " Editorial correspond
ennce'' from Tarec Rivers. Michigan AMI that he
intends to devote his attention to The interests o
Butte. We welcome the old typo and editor
back, and hope ,9 hear good report from HIN
in future
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-07

No ONE Mans GovERxaENT.-We hit never
to fo~grt that ours, almost alone of the govern
ments of tie earth, is Il government Of the ieo-
pie and not of man. We are safe enough
IL long this lie is uppermos'. and each mem
Der of sociely retains Sen>e of his own ind v'd-
uh responsibility. Bat when people b"gn TO
surrender their opininns to persons ia authority,
and blin.lly follow prlticl leaders. we may well
fear the end of the republic. reckon that when
Jefferson spoke Of eternal vigilance us the
price OF liberty he meant that each citizen
should beware Of traitors aHd ambitious mrn.-
There is question in my mind. bu' that the
Congress represents the loyal sentiment ot we
nation. l. WAS not casualty that give them the
power. bat the will Of the pcopl..-Lefier IF Ion
Corge{tns CoIc
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01
A Nerth Carolina Witness.

They have queer specimen OF hu-
man nature in North Carolina Every
body remembers the celebrated "Cou-
s.n Sally billiard Case. .nl here is one
recently reported, which is not far be
hind it, The writer gives it under the
head off, legal proceedings.
Action Tor mork and labor done in cut
ting ditch on defendants land Plea :
Payment and set off in bacon and corn
meal
PLAINTIFF son on the stand-recollects
the ditching perfectly, but seems to for
get all about the bacon.
You say your daddy did all this
ditching? Do you know what he got
for it?" euquired Col G. defendant
q He never got not thing, as l ever
heard on, that's what he never got, an
swered the witness.
Didn't your daddy get corn and ba-
con from defendant in payment for ditch
ing? ?"
:. Never heard Of his getting any corn
or bacon.
What did your daddy and his family
live on last summer
Vittle., mostly.
What sort of victuals 2"
Well, meat and bread and some
whisky. T"
Where did you get that meat and
bread ?"
well, fust from one, and then the
other
Didn't he get some of it from de
fendant? ?"
- He mought."
.. / know that he mought, but did he
Thats the question.
well, lie mought, and then again,
yon know, he moughten't.
With considerable excitement, and in
tones of thunder:
ANSWER the question, and no more
of this trifiing with your oath. Did your
daddy, or did he not, get corn and bacon
from the defendant for ditching
"Well now he mought; it didn't oc-
cur edzactly, you know.
Here his honor interferes, and with a
stern, judicious frown, addresses the
witness thus
IS Witness, YOU must answer the ques-
ton, or the court will be compelled to
deal with you. Cant you say yes or
MOP"
. / reckon. +"
Well then answer yes or no. Did or
did not your daddy get corn and bacon
from the defendant at the time referred
TOP" inquired the court
Witness now fully aroused and con-
scious of his danger
Well, Judge, l can't edzactly re
member, you know, seen as how it's all
dun been gone and eat up; but, (plant-
ing himself firmly, as one determined to
out with it, to the best Of my reckerlec-
shun, if my memory serves me right, he
mought, and then agin he moughtn't. .
The plaintiff saved his bacon. Yer
dict accordingly.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-01

Es- The Baptist Home Mission Board
are about opening four schools for the
education of colored ministers in the
South.
E9s- Why should a chicken hatched
by steam be closely watched Because
his mother does not know he is out.
I<s- 4 company of capitalists ut Car
Isle, Pennsylvania, have recently pur-
chased 1920 acres of land in Georgia
for clearing and cultivation.
During the intense cold of Sunday nigh week in
New York city, woman named Laferty, whose
husband is Waterman residing in Fifty third street.
Lexington avenue, frozen TO death. Tie
facts of tie appear be follows Mrs. LAferty
had four children, OF whom infant. At
late hour of the night She from bed in order to
cover her three children carefully and again re-
tired with the infant at her breast Next morning
she found frozen death with the innocent babe
eadeavoring suckle from the breast Of lis dead
mother. Her husband, being a night watchn,.n, did
not come houe until daylight. so tightly were the
Of the mother ciasped around her infant that il
required the united efforts of TO remove them
from their close embrace.
Al Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's Plymouth church.
in Brooklyn, the regular annual auction sale of pews
was held last Tuesday evening week. The sale was
well attended and the bidding rery spirited. The
first choice was sold for premium of four hundred
dollars, and was bought by H. 3. CIsfin The income
to the church from the sale Of the pevs last year
thrty-fve thousand dollars but is generally be
heve that tas year will fall somewhat short Of that
figure.
Teach your children the value of business knowl-
eise-not mere Schenias TO make money but hos to
transact business; what constitutes buying, what
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balance account-,o understand the terms debtor
and creditor and make general application 70 useful
purpose of the knowledge gained in the schools.
Advices from Texas reported that squad of
soldiers OF the 18Th colored regiment, under Lieut.
Murphy, recently made attack upon an Imperial
gunboat near Brownsville. but repused- Lieut..
Murphy will probably be dismissed the service there
for.
An order has been issued By the Secretary of War
di=banding the a5sh Army Corps.
Twenty lighthouses, DESTROYED during the war
have been replaced with in the last six months.
The Maine Legislature hare passed resolutions
calling for the immediate trial of jefferson Davis
Petitions the home government are circulating in
the rural districts OF Canada for peaceful
from Great Britain and annexation 70 the United
States.
The Senate bin offered BY Mr.. sison for increasing
the regular army. makes the maximum ee,eo9 If the
present nine regiments Of infantry are retained.
Rev Joseph Fisher one Of the most eminent divine
of Kentucky, attacked BY rcwdes at Louisville
Thursday, and badly injured By sizing shot that
be died shortly after.
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Es- The Baptist Home Mission Board
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