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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

ebay FORK AND JUNCTION CITY TURNPIKE
COMPANY" Al meeting of the subscribers to
the declaration of intention to form joint stock
Company to construct Plank and Turnpike
Road, the termini Of which are Kingsbury's place
on Hay Fork, and the west end of Sturdivaht' 5
bridge over Trinity river, held at Weayeryille,
December 18th, the following named subscribers
were present j \. Sturdivant, George Will
liams, Jos. Ewing Alex. c. George, Patrick Her
rick, George Laws, and Henry Feenaty, b. NJ
George, \. C. Wines, Henry Knowles, 4. d. kel-
logg and R. NJ. Allen, by Geo. Williams, proxy
On motion, j. A. Sturdivant was called to the
chair, and Jos. Ewing chosen secretary. Elec-
ton of officers being first in order, on ballot JOS
A. Sturdiyant was declared duly elected Presl-
dent of the Company. and on further ballot Oeo
Williams was chosen Secretary and Jos. Ewing
Treasurer. On motion, it was ordered that the
corporation be known the {" Hay Fork ana
junction City Turnpike Company On motion
of George Laws it was Resoloed, that the period
of existence of this Company shall be twenty
wears after the permanent organization thereof
1t was further Resoloed, that as soon as the pre-
liminary survey shall have been made and the
capital stock of the Company fixed, the officers
shall cause books of subscription ID be opened
at Hav Fork and Junction City, in his county
On motion of Patrick Herrick it was ordered that
the meeting adjourn subject to the call OF the
President and that the Articles Of Incorporation
be filed forthwith. Jos. Ewing, Sec y.
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51eaths:

At Charleston, s. c., October 3lst, FANNY,
Youngest daughter of VIM. Little, late of Wea-
veryille, aged years and months
Near Weavervile December 9th, of consump-
ton and spinal disease ELLEN ELIZA, daughter
of William and Mary Ann Allen, aged II years,
3 months and l. days.
Deceased born in Marquette county. Wisconsin. She
was On example early pety and bore her long suffering
with patience and christian ortituc dying she had lived
with her in God Her sorrowing parents desire to rem
der their thanks to friends and acqnantances for the kind
and respect shown through her long protaccd sickness
well her death and burial Her last wish graft
Indiana and Dutch Flat (C) papers will please
eopy.-CoN.
of William and Charlotte Neman, aged about
months
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

ELEVENTH YEAR.-The San Francisco Norn,ag
cal commenced its Eleventh Year on the lst of
the present month. We don't like its political
tendencies but are ready to acknowledge that it
is about as wide-awake and generally interesting
any of its city contemporaries Moreover, it
bears evidence of being money-making insti-
fution
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afeeklu rinity 9onrnal.

ss- County Warrants and GresnbaeIss taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions TO this
auer To soldiers in the Governmet service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
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For the JouRSAL-1
"IF.o
BY L. T. WELLS.

II. after the long. toilsome night
Through which we CROPPED our way
The light which shone along our nath
Was not the dawn of day
If Union. Happiness. and Peace
Can only be maintained.
By losing what struggled for
BY yielding all we gained:
If Sherman, Sheridan and Grant
Were conquered in the fight;
II Thaddeus is in the wrong
And Alexander's right;
If must speak with caution when
A rebel group is seen.
And handle rebel demagogues
Like ntro-glycerne;
If rebel sentnels must guard
The loyal of the land;
If making treason odous" means
To grasp the traitors hand:
Then, lengthen Mercy's sway at once
Ger crimes of every kind:
Henceforth paint Justice standing mute
And deaf as well as blind;
Hasten the non-ressting age
BY mad reformers sung;
Let never villain hang agIn
Since Davis goes unhung!
HAY FORK, December 10, 1866
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

YEARS DANcE.-The reader will not fail
to notice that a NewYear's party, for very
Thy. purpose, is announced. Some material chan
ges for the better have been made at the Theater,
ono of which is the addition of comfortable
dressing-rOom, opening directly into the Hall
Supper will be served on the stage
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

y HUMoRoUs REPiY.-Louis Welleniorff, Esq,
Postmaster at Shasta, officially favored with
one of the circulars distributed by Knap, solicitor
for Randall X Co. He replies through the Con-
ricr that the only request therein contained with
which he can comply. .is-'' Do not pay one dol
lar to any travelling agent of the committee He
wouldn / think of doing it,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

DEAD.-Mr. W. W. Allen, of Canyon creek,
lately received a letter from Robt. Stevenson im-
paEing the information that while on the way
from Idaho to Virginia. Nevada, James Sloan
had his neck broken by being thrown from his
horse. Sloan and Stevenson formerly lived on
CANYON creek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

SWEET PoTAroEs-BD QUlcK.-Lang announ-
ces the receipt of q large cargo of sweet pota-
toes They are from Tehama county, lately dug
and of splendid quality. Just at this season of
the year sweet potatoes go like hot cakes, and if
you want a holidays supply hurry to Langs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

Special Medical Notice.-DR CliAs H. IozhR
would respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE il at the same place, CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco, where
he has established for for the cure OF S
CIAL COMPLAINTS. Having renquisied NY OLD mode OF
ADVERTISING which has become common with all the ack
Francisco filling the newspapers OF san Fran
cisco with false references for the purpose ol imposing upon
strangers think only necessary inform those III need
of "A PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPEfIENCEand SUCCESSFUL Ia
PRACTICE, that can be consulted at all business hours AT
my Medical Institute of Kearney and jackson Streets
San Francisco.
suffering from Whites. Piles Weakness OF the back
Pain in the Side. Headache, palptaon of the Heart De-
augement their Monthly Sickness and all other Diseases
that the Female System subject to- Will hnd prompt reef
by applying DIR. CHAS H. T0ZER.
NV FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never known to fail
in Giving relief those for which they recommend
ed To he obtained only my office. Price FIVE DOLLARS,
with full directions each box. Sent by mail
Address CHAS II. T0ZER. VI. D. san Francisco Call or
Lock Box 1854. Consultation free All communications
strictly confidential. CilAS II. TOZElt, NJ D.
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital. London
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15
ar droopeth like the gentle dew from heaven
- rIncn hnnnath.
Ayers Ague Cure !

For The Spedy cure Of Intermittent Fsrer or FEVER Gnd
,GT-F Reaspt Fyrer. C1U Ferer Dumb .fgue, Teriot
,1 1J,lele or Bilious Readachs, end Bilious Ferers
fsded for tie lchole class Of diseases originating in hillary
oranqemeat caused g the Malaria Of midSmatic COUNTRIES
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

SINGING ScHooL AT LEwIsToS.-Some twenty
OF the public spirited citizens of Lewiston have
pctitioned Mr.. Norcross to commence a Singing
Glass there, which he will do this Saturday eve
ming. It speaks well for Lewiston.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

p4 Hone for the AfNiCted.-IN another part of
this paper viii found the celebrated
j. C. Young in 1s5o In this
OF deceit carlaanm it is boon the suffering 10
point them where they of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and Under the of the kiltu Doctor
the sick and troubled can dve themselves OF their burdens
Of pain and shame lay aside their and secure health
and happne@s. If You sick or in trouble do not le
and follow the advice Do not
forget the number the of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE. SO Washington street Fran
cisco 4iini-sn-
RAJ MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. an Essay
of Warning and Instruction for Young Men Also Dsca-
and Abuses which PROSTATE the Vital Powers with
relief Of charge in sealed letter
envelopes Address DH J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard
Association. Philadelphia. 25iy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

SINGING ScuooL.-Mr. Norcross having fitted
up the room in the rear of the JOURNAL Office,
will reopen his Singing School tomorrow Sun
day. evening He hopes to full attendance
of pupils already enrolled and many re-
cruits as choose TO come. Young people Of both
sexes you now have an opportunity Of learning
an accomplishment which, if too long neglected,
you will certainly regret.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

As UsUAL.-Mr Oberdeener has not neglected
to supply with the Sacramento Union during
the week We are also indebted to him for the
latest number of HarPer's UIsek{y and Frank Les
lie ; Illustrated Paper
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

SLIGHTED.-There is no evidence at hapd to
prove that any Postmaster in Trinity county re-
ceived the black-mail circular issued by Randall
Il Co. We regret this oversight on the part of
u knap, chairman" etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

lHoUdHTFuL.-Rey. Mr.. Cain and wife, of Fort
Jones' return thanks through the Yreka Journal
for :" substantial donations sent to the Presby
terian Parsonage on Thanksgiving night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

NEw PAPER.-It is announced in the Marys-
vile appeal that an evening paper. to be called
the North Californian, will issue in that city on
Monday next, December 18th
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

poS'T FoRarT-That this friday evening is
the one set apart for tripping the light fantas-
nc toe Assembly from . 10 u o o'clock
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

We are requested to announce the customary
Chrlstmas-time exercises at the Catholic Church.
Further particulars in our next issne
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15
Frese's Hamburg Tea.

IT is the preservative against almost sickness if
used timely Composed of herbs only it be given safe
y to infants Full directions in English French. Spanish
and German. with every package. TRY 1T!
sale all the wholesale and retail drug stores and
ccres EMIL FRESE Wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent, 40 Clay street
SAN Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

RETALIATION Musr CONE. Masked bandit
ii, by moonlight, is the latest inducement Offer
ed Gentiles to emigrate from Salt Lake City
Hessrs. Kenney and Boardman, two attaches of
the Tedette office, having wholesome fear of an
attack of it, left for California lately. 1t is more
than probable that repetition of the late fend-
ish murders and lawless acts perpe;rated in the
name of that religion which Andrew Johnson so
much q respects, will result in sending Brig
ham or some of his Internal . Destroying An
gels - of high degree that by them oft-quoted
journcy-.:t to hell across lots. We hope
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

For GovERNoR-Budd of the Mendocino Her
Gld, declares his preference for General Bidwell
as next Governor of California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

5HE B0WEIS C0LIC. PAEALIs7o allG -
AC all of which when originating in this cause lu. o %
intermittent tyle become periodical TINS
the poison the blood and thus cures theh an
t nnI tbe NOS efectua remedy discovered for this
ass of complaints. but it is the cheapest ana
No arise from It's use
tent when cured is healthy as il he had never ~ me
disease Can this be said any other for Chs a e
, o co lont cannot be over estimated. So sure Is 1t
10 cre the Fever and Ague. that it may be ru hy 10
be certain remedy. one dealer complains that Is ot
GOOD medicine sell because one bottle curesa Wioe he-
borbood. -, -
Prepared by J. c. AVER Co. Lowell Mass, ana ,p "
u II ticnoV an & 90 san Francisco 43:til.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

LEcrURE.-The lecture delivered at the Thea
alter last Saturday evening, by Col Hawkins, was
an interesting affair, and enthusiastically re-
ceived by a large proportion of the AUDIENCE
As a matter of course there were some present
who could not appreciate the denunciatlon OF a
soldier who had fought for the preservation OF
the Union, but even they were attentive and re-
spectful throughout The Col. is natural ora
tor, and cheerfully attest that no speaker
has been listened to with greater interest by our
people for years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

EXCHANGES printed along the California and
Oregon Stage route furnish information that ma
ny of the old drivers have thrown up their posi-
tions because Of the reduction of wages to SG5
a month. Corbett, the owner and mail contract
or, finds plenty OF men in the = web foot . coun-
try who willing to kill off stock at that price.
Appropos to This, notice that Harry Burk,
one Of the old drivers, has leased the Empire
Hotel French Gulch, and that he intends giving
grand Ball on Christmas night. We guess
Harry can keep a hotel in winter better than he
can drive stage at SEQ MONTH and predict that
The Christmas party aforesaid will be a lively
time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

WE have letter from J. J Downhouer. dated
Columbia, Ohio, where his family now reside
8Ir. D. had just arrived home from Montana be-
lieving that the Buckeye State was better place
to winter than Helena. Says he had not reaped
anv of the much talked-of benefits of that new
mining region, and might return in the spring to
try his luck one year more.
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WpayeryjIle, Saturday, Dec. Is, 1866.

From MoxTANA.-Capt. D. H. Trufant writes
us from Helena, Nov. 18th. Winter had set in,
and the knowledge that for FIVE months to come
nothing could be done in the way of mining, was
anything but cheering. In regard to the wherea-
bouts of old Trintarians, he says 60 Amos
Marshall lin company with several others left
here some time since for his Trinity home T.
S Fisher e. Potter is camped eight miles rom
here intends going to Salmon river next Spring.
Andy Floyd is here, in the wood business Both
Wormalls are here-little Al. quite sick with the
typhoid fever. Jas. Singleton is travelling en-
pl6vee of the Overland Stage Company. Smith
Killbury is at work on quartz mill near here.
Sew Jacob has made discovery on Silver creek,
but cannot as vet vouch for its richness. Frank
Wells formerly Of Indian creek, is county Clerk
of jefferson county has done well. Henry Ja-
cob went t1/Salt Lake some time since. Net
Capt Sawyer in the street the other day he is
as mysterious as ever" Trufant says if some
thng doesn't turn up - when the next season
opens ii is more than likely that be will find his
way back to California.
PRECEDENT EsTABLlsHED.-Therew was Z rum
pus at the Schoo! House Que day last week. 4
colored boy had, unintentionally, as it was prov
ed, struck white scholar in the face with a
stone, giving him an ugly mark. Instead of re-
porting the )1ense to the Teacher, Trustees,
Ms was proper, the mother Of the injured boy pro-
ceeded to the School House next morning, arriv-
ing just as Miss NOrcrOss was about investigating
the affair, and in utter disregard Of tie Teacher
proteslatons, chastised the colored boy in a very
severe manner. The boys father entered COM
plaint for assault and battery, and as this was
The first of the kind which has occurred JUS
tice Loyejoy only e1acted fine of $40. 1t is
high time that parents, of either sex, were made
to know that they have no business in the Public
School room other than in the capacity of civil
visitors, and especially that they have no right
to moest a child found there, whatever the
charge may be.
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aNarvla9es:

In Weaverville, December 18th, by Hon. John
Murphy county Judge, GEORGE HUME to ELIz-
,RErH Y. HoLLIsTER. both of Weayerville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

PEAcr order, tranquility and civil authority exist thro
out the land > The enforcement of the laws Is
longer ohstructed anywhere by combinations too pow
erul be suppressed by the ordinary of Judicial
proceedings. -fadrc3c Jo5aSo,'S Last MtSsage
In the face of this assertion General Sheridan,
in Il recent report, says that in the Northern par
ishes of Louisiana Usion men are murdered in
cold blood, and that the trial of a rebel for mur
dering loyalist is farce. The Presidents as
sertions quoted above. are made to shield his
own guilty head. He stands convicted before
Heaven aud the world for this awful state of af-
fairs in the South The protection of the people
who are being thus brutally murdered was en-
trusted by Congress to General Sheridan and the
officers of the Freedmens Bureau. Disregard
ing this, the President ordered all cases of this
nature transferred to the jurisdiction of local
courts and jures, that murderers may fix the
punishment of their own crime. Yet the dough-
face, in his first message to Congress, tells us
that everything is lovely in the o reconstruct
ed - South Well may Sheridan call it a farce
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

FEVER AND AGUE Is NOT THE ONLY
consequence of the miasmatic poison. A
great variety of disorders arise from its irri-
tation. in malarious districts, among which
rare NEURALGIA. RHEUMAT1sM, GouT, HEAh-
ACHE. BLINDNESS, TooTHAcHE, EARAcHE, "a
TARRH, ASTHMA. PALPTATIoS- PAINFUL AT
FICTION OF THE SPLEEN, MYSTERIES, PAM IN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

RI The best Remedy for Purifying the
Blood Strengthening the Nerves Restoring the Lost Ape
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15
asittl;s:

At Douglas City, the wife Of Chris. Matzen,
of son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-15

DISTRICT CoURT.-The calendar for the Novem-
Der term very meagre. The following cases
had been disposed of up to Thursday evening
Catherine Dougherty VS. Jas. Dougherty.-Ac
ton to recover homestead, &c. Dismissed at
plaintiff cost.
Esther Fitzgerald vs. VIM. Fitzgerald d.-Action
for divorce. Continued for the term without
prejudice.
II. ". Hollister VS. E. V. Holister.-Decree of
divorce ordered entered.
Geo. W. Palmer vs. Benz. Large.-Action for
ejectment. Submitted to Court.
Joseph Bebeau admitted to citizenship.
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| Csrn-50a55c tor 70 lbs. "a -sN
! Oats-fSa20c for 50 lbs
Rye-50a65e.
BsrieJ-No. L, soc; No. =, SOC.
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Onlsns--50c per bus. ..-,--..-. "a. ...
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kgss--i5e dos. 1858 Es @EE E.@t1EF
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Sorghum-40a60c.
sslt-s3, i 5a3 rs per bar
Kerossns-Whoisssle,b barrels included, Soc;
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Bighwinss-$22 Is.
ooultry-Live chickens, s., 75s 300 per dox.--
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Pork.-For live hogs, 9sS4c;
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hay-Prairie, 5as per ton; Timothy, $sa 10
Wood--osk 81, 90 to s., 90 cord.
coal--At the Coal Valley yard, the Leves,
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SwAIN's Bot RRoN BIrrERs.-J. Adams Alien
NJ. D., l.. L. D., Professor of Principles and Prac-
tice of Medicine in Rush Medical College, and
editor OF the Chicago Medical Journal, writes as
follows: #Ea.=l#a.
DIR. Swain's Bourbon Bitters are q vast improve
ment on the Heterogeneous mixture in vile half
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Most OF the BItters the market are hut adroit
combinations to disguise the physical properties
of the worst possible Alcoholic Tinctures of Fusi
Oil. nov2ldwly