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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

PRESIDENT LINCoLN's PLACE IN HISToRY.-The
London Times concludes Il recent review of a
biography of our late President as follows =
. Lincoln the last of the Presidents of the
Old United States-thc last President elected
under Constitution which threw all the weight
of the law around slavery, % that league with
the devil and covenant with hell which was
so many years the idol of Americans, North and
South. 1t was his fate to be engaged in far
greater contest than Washington himself but
he was not soldier, and in one sense Of the
word he was not a statesman. Nevertheless,
Abraham Lincoln, who was inaugurated when
the richest and most extensive States of the
Union had gone out from it. lived to them
forced back to the door at the point of the
sword, and could scarcely have doubted that he
would live to see them under his Presidency
within the Union. The figure of the Mississippi
hoatman will stand out sharp and distinct on
the gigantic canvas of the battle piece, and
will ever hold large place in the history OF the
american States and in the records OF one OF
the most tremendous contests the world has ever
bchcd aud it is to his honor that no stain Of
cruelty, no charge of pcrtidy, no act of revenge
rests upon the name Of one exposed TO singular
tcmptations aud often urged to abuse his power
No matter who was in his place, the war must
have gone on, in the temper of the Northern
and Western States no President could have
abandoned the Federal forts in the South and
allowed them to 90 out Of the Union. Great
carnage and dreadful devastation took place
under his rule but lie neither began nor en-
cournged them. Every one must believe in the
Div;aa and not in the human government Of the
world who sees how the Northern people were
carried through that period Of tribulaton for
the highest estimate of Lincon's powers would
not Justify the opinion that he was either a
cloud BY day or pillar Of fire by night to the
nation over whose struggles and sorrows he
presided with such sorrd4viul sympathy and hon
est cnrc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

THE editor of the Gold Hill Ne9s has listened
to sprituaistic harrangue, and arrived at this
conclusion 10 That this thing of spiritualism
can be of no benefit to any one, even providing
that the believers can do all they claim, is GER
tain. And that it works much injury through
ont the community, is unquestionable. 1t sets
son some ~ people to thinking, at least, while their
tbouohts are demanded in another direction.
If these meetings are to be carried on, let them
be private otherwise we shall soon hear e Of bill
-. - - h,itd additions to the mad-house at Stock
tom ;: Such extra accommodations are already
nelnd for.
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CALIFORNIA SUBSCRIPTIONS.
1896

Being desrous Of extending the influence of their uhca
ons in this section the Publishers of HaRrER M,GANE
and WEEKLY will pay particular attention to subscriptions
from the Pacific States and subscribers may rely upon the
prompt arrival of their Magazines by mail.
The Publishers have perfected of mailing 10y which
they supply the MAGAZINE and WEEKLY promptly those
who prefer to receive their periodicals directly from the OF
flee Of Publication. The postage II ,RPERs MAGAZINE is
- year, which must be paid at the subscribers post
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

THE DEAprsr Man. "--The Albany Ercnipg
J0vrnal takes ground against even the trial Of
JEFF. Davis 1t wants him to so scot free with
the brand of9Cain upon his brow 1t says lie = Is
now the dcddest man who ever existed on earth
Therefore he has passed through all the degrees
of comparison-fro dead to deadcr. and thence
to deadcst" If that's so, the authorities had
better box up his bones and bury them deeper
than plummct sounded, under the ruins of
Andersonyie prison. Let him be buried nt
oncc.-no longer remain above the face Of the
earth which he has drenched with the blood of
50 many precious men. To render his . dead
ness " positively certain, we think it would be
better to stretch his neck little.
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Meekly o rinitu journal

Eg- County Warrants and GrseHbaehs taken at
their ruling value i'll payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
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ing 10 the public an advertisement OF t1lis KIM,
for it is universally acknowledged that the
treatment of these particular diseases consti-
tutes a branch of medicine which has NEVER
been sufficiently cultivated, in consequence of
the stidousness the profession who have abandoned
these spcciaies to the of unqualified practi-
tioners. exists here power to repress the I'M
pulcnce and clrontcry of who totally incompe
perform the duties Of their socaed medical practice
thereby incng miseries 10 degree unparalleled in
other Of human disorders The only TO remedy
call the attention Of the public To WELL IN
FORMED MEMBER Of the medical profession, le-
galIy qualified, AMI who devotcs his exclusive aen
ton to diseases arising from the undue excitement Of the
gcncrative organs together with those incidental Of
disorder which, when neglected terminate in the
horribly y-vvStng of constitutional Iisorsanzafion
DOCTOR PERRAULT has paid the most ANN
I0Us AND UNTIRING ATTENTION, for the last EIGHT
YEARS, to special branch Of study. and his mode Of
proctice suggested and improved by experience and
porments made through the medium of the microscope
him detect the presence Of semen in the urine
We impress those who have failed Of relief else
where that they may derive benefit from examination Of
the in of Seminal Emissions and lmpoiency as
well as in cases Gravel of the Bladder and Kid
neys and we can at once the of the
complaint, prepare the proper remedies Tor
each particular disorder, and according to each case
Pains in the Bones rheumatism from the effects Of
Mercural Poisoning who visit personally will re-
ceive in addition % usual treatment INDICATED
VAPOR BATHS without further charges. This Bath has
nearly superseded all other treatment in Europe Refer
ence will lie given who have Ieen cured by this
treatment. after having failed with others.
Persons Of both who have impaired their health
and destroyed vigor Of their minds by their mis-
conduct thus deprived themselves Of the pleasures OF
life are informed consulting Dr. PERRAtLT they
will find a friend and Physician who has cured many IN
every part who applied broken down in health
but are rejoicing in all that makes life desirable ana
man happy References lie given. when required IN
almost every part o the State from parties VIII" kh"" oI
cases by PERRAULT after in vain trying sever
al ply scilns.
His Diplomas his Office where all persons can see
for themselves that they under the care o regularly
qualified practitioner We have the latest and s'eet REM
ees in such Of be obtained at no other
office GU this coast Syphilis. Gonorrhea elect strc-
lures Gravel. Stone in the Bladder Enlargement oi the
Tstacle liberated Throat Bones and Nose Cutaneous
Erupons Ulcers Abscess and other diseases depending on
Impurities blood DR. PERRAULT still retains the
nnlv in California OF
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

THE surest way to prevail on young couple
to marry, is to oppose them. Tell them you
:. would rather see them in their graves" and
twelve months hence their baby will pass you
twice a day in a willow wagon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

CLEAR CONSCIENCE MoxEY.-On the ID of the
present month Secretary Mccullough received
Sl6,6s0 conscience money from anonymous sour
ces. Shoddy, we suppose.
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-TeRMS:-
Harper's Magazine, one year, ......S4 90.

Pcl
An Ertra Copy Of either The MAGAZINE WEEKLY rHl
be stplied gras far ecry Ct of FIVE SUBSCRIBERS al -
cach in yyndance Cspics (or $50 B'c; Num-
berS be supplied at any time.
A Complete Set. comprising Thirty Volumes IN
neat cloth binding will by freight at expense
Of purchaser for - p per volume Hgle roHs hy mal
r,.traid Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
Is am FEAxKLIv SQUARE, New YORK.
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REFERRING to the present high price of paper,
and the necessity for more paper manufactures
in this State, the Folsom Telegraph says Rags
enough can be obtained to run dozen paper
mills, and if the present laws are continued to
keep capital out of California, the State will soon
contain more rags than any other in the Union
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

REMIYIscENCEs.-ITon. Cornelius Cole in his
remarks before the meeting for the organization
of the Pacific Branch of the Frccdmah's Aid
Commission, said - The recent war was one
of education against ignorance the unlearned
SoutherncrS the side, and the schooed
Northerners on the other. 1t often occurred in
paroing rebel prisoners that nine-tcnthS of them
could not write their name, while not one ont OF
n thousand of the Union soldiers was equally il
iterate. The ignorance on the part of the Sou
thern people WAS the primary cause of the rebel
lion. sherman s army. upon arriving at Sayan-
nah, sent 200, geo letters north. Such an cduca-
ted and intelligent sodiery were never before
gathered together on the face Of the earth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

Err. big liberty and educa-
tion-hating Zach. Montgomery, lectured at Pla-
cervile the other night, and the Mirror makes the
following mention of his discourse 80 Zach
Montgomery gave his comic lecture on last
Saturday evening. Ladies were particularly in
vtcd to attend, and he treated his audience to a
disqnisition on seduction, adultery. rape and such
other polite topics of ordinary parlor conversa-
ton. Owing to the rain, and their own good
sense, the ladies remained at home, and thus es-
capped the intended treat. The public schools
were open on Monday morning as usual
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

THE Fremont-Mariposa, estate is advertised to
be sold for delinquent taxes of 1864. The ad-
vertisement fills nearly three columns of the Mar
iposa Gazette, where it has appeared since May
18th, 1868, having been postponed from time to
time. Guess the Gazette folks enjoy it, AS the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24
ALBERT BOWLER,
G 0 N - II A B l. E {.

E9] othce-corner Court and Taylor streets,
opposite Norcross' Ambrotype rooms.
Bills Collected.
and all business entrusted to him promptly at
tended to. 52.tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

HORACE GREELEY believes that the census of
1890 will rank the chief cities of the Union in
this order New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis
Chicago, Cincinnati. San Francisco Baltimore.
Boston Petersburg. Va. Richmond.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

Humboldt county, lying in very criueai
condition, caused by third attack OF par"lS SIS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

u,-cc,.c-An editor in Iowa has been hned
~ - h,,ndred dollars for hugging girl in church.
-EIchaRge. -, -, =.
,L come ten wears ago and it has cost us a
.ho,sand a year ever since.-Y Young 4merica.
That's nothing We kissed girl in school
some twenty-five years ago. and have had to sup
mort her and the family ever since.-Tioga Dem
ocr1f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

\ REAL LUXURy.-Since the opposition tele-
egraph line between San Francisco and Virginia,
Nevada. has gone into operation. the rates of
charges for forwarding messages have been re-
duced to fiftv cents for ten words.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

NEW PoTAToEs.-The Stockton Herald says
that new potatoes, grown in that vicinity, are
already in market.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

No WospER-The Stars and Stripes says:-"It
g stated that Reuben Clark, architect of the State
Capito. has gone crazy, and will probably be sent
to Stockton We don't wonder at it.. Sir Chris
topbsr Wren would have died in a madhouse if
the stones Of Westminster Abby had crawled
heavenward at the tardy pace of foot year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

~ AN HAPPY to be still virgin, SAID the oiu
maid to the young bride. @ Yes, sald t"e ''''
ter. :. a vergin' on to fifty, should say.
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WILLIAMS EXCHANGE

THIS NEW AND DWELL-FURNlSIIED
rH0 House IS now open to the public. and the
s=i= proprietor soliets trial of his accom-
modations by soourners and the travelling pub
lie Everything in the house IS new the
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
Arc second to no House in the North, and the
Table is supplied with the choicest of everything
afforded in a mountain market.
pegs~ Connected with the House are good Sta
hlcs. where animals will be well fed and cared
for Try the new Exchange when you come this
way. GEO lila Iop'le'oi
Trinity Center, June 10, 1868. 2.'.to-
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TO INNALIDS
WHOSE sUFFERINGS HAVE

"
leon protracted from hidden causes and mall
treatment and who require prompt relief
to render existence desirable
DIR. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College, begs to inform patients
and others seeking medical advice that he may
be consulted personally or by letter in all Ca
ses Of Nervous and Physic Debility,
and the various disorders arising from sedenta-
ry habits excess, accident climate, from O.,
A. VI to l.. NJ. and from to s. P. NJ, at his
oiiice Armory Building, northeast corner Mont
eomery and Sacramento streets, Rooms Nos Q,
10 and II, first floor up stairs Entrance on
either Montgomery Sacramento streets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

THE LATE ToN CoRwGN.-A correspondent of the
Ohio State Journal gives the following anecdote Of
Tom Corwin on the night he received his death
stroke -'' When at last the press about him
lessened, I sat down by his side. What he hap
pened first to say to me furnishes one of these
strange condolences which help to invest our
lives with tinge of the mysterious and awful
and which makes us superstiticns.. One OF his
first differences to me was a startling description
of what Tom Corwin was to be in twenty-five
minutes after its utterance. 1t was TINS ne
said, You are more bald than when i saw you
last the day before ] sailed for Mexico. sAlo'
Yes He said, with the semi-solemn, Se"i-eun .,
cal, face which has become historical nut l,eu
julius Caesar was bald. said, But o@snl alor nn
fits Then he assumed a more serious .,an f,ll
and said Twenty years ago, saw q MAJ, ~ ,he
in an,arcntlv unconscious paralysis when Ia ene
midst of excited discourse. lie was carrleu @ o ~.
hv his friends in this condition, and ms nls' az.
of consciousness was to utter the Toius ~
have just said csar had fit, corwn n Ts" ogt
minutes 49, "t?, condition he had so strongly de-
rcribcd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

no APOLOGY SEEMS REQUISITE for offer
ing to the public an advertisement OF this kind,
for it is universally acknowledged that the
treatment Of these particular diseases consti-
tutes a branch of medicine which has NEVER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24
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VOLUME XI.
CIR Grinity :yournal

SATURDAY, At
WeavervilIe, Trinity County, California ;
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g weet opoponsxt Is the sweetest Ertrae,
~ made. supereedss ell Others. Try IL once;
will uso no other.
81 weet 0Poponax from MeIicoi New, very
- rare, rich and fashionable perfume. The
fuest ever imported or manufactured In the
United States Try il and be convinced.
q weet 0popous1 from Mexico! The most el.
lady, Extract Of Sweet 0poponax"
y. 9.SMITH A co, New York.
g{~eet opoponss The only elegant perfume.
~ Is found on al! toilets, aud never stains the
bsodksrchief
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NJ e K G Il A N Disc,
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Pcws, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and
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when in use to occupy n small place a.
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not found in any Single Spring Skirt
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
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the Dnplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
a singl. day will Never afterwards willing.
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rhev uilI nat bund Or break. ike the Sin.
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and graceful Shape when three or four or
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rs useless The hoops are covered with
double aud twisted thread, aud the b"ttom
rods are not only double spring.. but twice
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wearing out when dragging down stoaps,
| stairs. &c.
The Duplex Elliptic Is a rreat favorite
mendrd bv the Fashion Magazine as the
STANDARD Skirt Of the fashionable world
70 enjoy the following inestirnable nd
vaniages IN Crinoine, viz : superior qua i,y.
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plex Elliptic. or D"utle Sp''uy Shir', and
be snr- YOU get tue y"uuine article.
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be particular to notice tnat skirts offered as
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thus revealing the tw" (or d"nbe) springs
| braided together therein, which ~ tha secret
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The local" Of the Lynchburg IVA
Ne~s thus describes happy sight, which
he witnessed on Monday, in that city -
We saw woman, Yesterday, from the
country, promenading Bridge street, un
derneath new spoon bowl hat, decked
with rooster feather, inside of fitting
"skeert," before huge waterfall, having
in her mouth corn cob pipe. and in her
arms baby, about two months old
She looked like she felt she was in Ma.
hornets seventh Heaven, ard WAS Just
ready to eyclSim, "Cut my straps aud let
me go to glory" She was curiosity.
A negro woman was relating her ex
perience 10 a gaping congregation Of co or,
and among other things she said she had
been in heaven. One Of the ladies ol
co!or asked her: "Sister, did you see
any black fol& in heaven?" 'Oh, get
ont you spose go in de kitchen when
Twas dar?"
Mrs. FoRD, OF Monroe County. Ky,
gave birth, on the 10th ullimo, 10 three
children-aIl boys-weigbiug seven and
half pounds each. All are living aud
healthy. Names George d. Prentice,
Robert E. Lee, and Jefferson Davis.
A lady asked noted doctor If ne did
not think the small bonne,s the ladies'
wore had tendency to produce a con
gesioEof the brain. "Oh no." replied
he; ladies who have brains don't wear
them"
A radiant genius who though, he could
edit a newspaper better than anybody
else tried il Tor one week, and retired in
disgust, is still on the wall looking for a
ciei ikship to a second class pea nut
stand. :
iF bigamist were sentenced TO live
with his two wives in :bs same house,
the crime wonld soon become extinct.
Why is David supposed to have been
inie,pperatel Because he slewed Goisb
with q sling.
Here, you little rascal, walk up and
givean account Of yourself Wher have
yoabsen y
sseAher the'girls, father"
@s@Dbl you ever know me TO doso when
\ was boy e
No ,tr-bu. mother did,"
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John w. Twiuy, Ex't. Bill is sell Lands;
Susan Baskin, deed. Ia settle advance
W. mrnis; Ia account;
James Baskin, and for construction
others. of Will
II appearing 20 the satisfaction of the
Commissioner that John Bnskin. Nelly Dea
son and her husband Amos Drason. the
children "f Susan Horton. deceased Who
was the wife of Amos Horton, (thrir
names not known) Missouri Raves and
the children of said M--onri. I'hcir rnmc-
not known). Martha Kelly aud William
Kelly, Defendants in nbnve stated cause.
reside brvOni the limits of this State on
motion of kershaw s. conn"r- Complain
ants Solicitors, il is offered that me said
Defendants do plead answer or d.,nnr To
the Bill filed in said Pause within three
months from the publication her-uf; otter
wise M order Of Judgment pro conjesso
will be entered against them
X. g. BILLINGS. C. f. I. d
Com'rs Office. Lancaster e. H., = &.
October 9th, 1856. 3mos
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OF THE CHARLEsroN SEMI WEEyLY AND
WEEKLY Nsws.

WEExLr NEws.
The Publishers at the Charl, s,on Daily
News have much pleasure 10 ini"rminy Tho
public that tte ti'st number Of their long
promised Semi Weekly -dilion will be
issued on Saturday, the Sd OF November.
and viii be regularly published thereafter r
on Wednesdays and Saturdav-
As has bec1 before stated. il will be the
endravor Of the Publishers to make the
paper in svery way worthy of the public
patronage II will coEtniu a variety Of
mat ..r. consisting of stories. literary news.
family gossip, etc which will no, be found
in the Daily, and Aill haze all The editorial.
and news Of interest Transferred from that
issue. The market reports will be full and
reliable
The Weekly edition Of the News will
also be commenced on SUNDAY Mor.ing,
the 4 h Of November. and will be issued
regularly lherenf or every Sunday morning.
This paper will be entirely original IN itself.
md will he made up independent Of The
other editions Il, will contain the latest
telegraphic news from all parts OF the eoun.
try, besides having interesting selections,
stores, literary items and book reviews.
gossip, late market reports. City and State
items, etc etc
Terms of S"mi Weekly. ....s5 90 q wear
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No subscription will be received ualess
accompanied with the cash.
Address
CATnCARr. MoNIi.LAN& MORTON
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MillNotioe.

WE 'es. c"aSnssa% m Sn'%s TO- s"s c"s
Creek, and both The Wheat and Corn mills
are IN good order We grind all quantities
for the enc tenth toll You will find Mr..
Lynn, oor miller strict and accommodating
II your graia is gnod we guarantee eni cir
satisfaction. CLARK e. MOBLEY.
Juiy llh 1865 ono.
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This Wiinger has again taken the first
premium in the G:ea, Fair of the American
lnstitute--it has also taken the First Pre-
MUM nj the State Fairs of New York. Ves
mont, Pennsylvania, Ohio. Michigan. Il di
ana, Illinois. Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin.
Connecticut River Valley Fair, Champlain
Valley Far. and at most Of the County and
Institute Fairs throughout the country
Over 100000 have been sold aud are now
in use in the United States aud zoe neper
heard Of one that pas not liked
The USvEHsat il superi"r to all other
Wrnget., IN having large rolls Of -oli 10
dia Rubber, 80 protected bv strong COG
WHEELS that thew canrot slip or break loose
rom the shaft Its strong wood fran. can.
moi be broken ana does not rust or soil fhe
clothes Every Unire sal Wtiugsr Is wAR.
RANTED.
We select a few teS,itnbnials from persons
widely kn"wn 10 the public, wh" speak nc
tual experience, aud are above suspicion OF
missta ement